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II "A 4 e. D h Z N G..
SPRING g. SUNNI En- FASHIONS

THE undersigned begs leave to in
form his customers and the public gen
orally, that he has very recently receiv-
ed from tine North, all the Latest Fash
ions: aud is now prepared to execute all
work in his line OF business, in the neat
est and most workmanlike manner, and
on the shortest notice. He respectfully
invites the public to call and examine
Tor themselves. His shop is at the old
stand, formerly occupied by his Father,
situate on the cross street nearly opposite
MIR. n. c. Kinney's DIVE cling house. He
respectfully solicits share of the public
patronage.
ELIJAH CALVERT.
Stanton. May 9. 1889
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No. SO.

extent OF IT great or small. Whilst on
.ne subject we would ask, why it is thar
'heir employers are in the habit of re-.
ceiV'ng taiiors' rates for clothing, whilst
me articles are made by women to whom
compensation is allowed not at all
commensurate To such an extent is
,h's imposition carried in England that
we observe by the Hampshire TeIr-
graph, dozen seamen's shirts are made
Tor ten pence, and shirts of a better de.
script'on are made for 2s id per dozen.
making the earnings Of the poor women
engaged but two pence II day. Man
hoou should blush at the existence Of
Such slate OF things Bah. Amer.
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EosPET'Es Y.
THE SCOTCn wIrow's MENJ

a fore the Lamma's tide
Had don'd The buken tree,
In a our waller side,
Nae vile MAS hest like me;
a Kind gudrman, and twa
Sweet BARNS were round me Lc,c
But they're n ia'en ava
SIN the Ia y the year.
Sair trouble cam our gate.
And made me, when il tam,
bird wi!hnut a mate
An eve without lamb.
Our hay was yet to nav,
And our corn was To shear,
w hen they a OWNED ava
In the ia o. the year.
downa look a.fell,
For aye trow l see
The form that was beld
To my wee bairns aud me:
But "Ind, and weet, and shaw,
They never mair can fear,
Sin they ~ got The Ca
1" the Ia o the year.
a Il on the hill at Gems.
see him 'mang the ferns.
The lover q my teens,
The father u my BARNS:
For there his plaid saw
AS gl"omin' aye drew near
But my as now ava
Sin the IA q the year.
Our bonny rigs their SEP,
keca' my wacs 10 mind,
Our pnir dumb beasties tell
T. a that haze tyned
OF whae our a. heat ~ IN con-,
And whae our sheer will shear.
Sin my a gaed ava.
In The ia u The year.
My hearth is growing cauld.
And will he caulder still
And sair, sair in the faud
w III be The winters chill
For peats were yet toca'
Oar sheep they were TO shear,
When my a OWNED ava
la the Ia o the year.
Lettle whites 10 spin
But wee, wee patlerin' feet,
Come iinnin' out and in,
And then | just maun greet;
l ken it's fancy "a
Aud faster rows the tear,
That my "a OWNED ava
In The IA o the year.
BE kind, o. heav'n ahune.
10 ane sac wac and lane,
And TAX her hamew wards sumo,
In pity o her name;
Lang ere the March winds bIaw,
May she, far, far irae here,
Meet them a that's ava
Sin the ia o the year
SCOTSMAN Newspaper.
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VIRGINIA,To W.T.:

At Rules held in the Clerks Office of
Bath County Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery, on the Sd day of
June, 1899.
Thomas Observation-Disclosures
James p. Frazier and Richardson Fra>
zier, adm'rs. Of Henry Frazier, deed
Robert Wilson, Thomas T., Rhea,
James Thomas Jesse Thomas, Robt.
+ Barnet, Joseph Payne. James
Frazier, and Johns Kelso-dePts.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Robert " ison, not
having entered his appearance and given
security agreeably 10 law and the rules
OF this Court, and it appearing from sat
Isiactory evidence that he is not an in
babitant of this commonwealth: On mo.
ton OF the plaintiff ii is ordered that
the said defendant Robert Wilson, ap.
pear here on the first Monday in Sep
TENDER, next. and answer the plaintiff
amended bill, and that a copy OF this orr
der be forthwith published in the Siann-
ton Spectato for two months successive
ly, and also posted at the front door Of
the courthouse Of this county.
A Copy-Teste,
CUAS. L. FRANCISCO. Clerk.
June 30
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Wealth commands the eye Of beauty,
and the ear OF greatness; gives spirit TO
the d"'i, and authority to the ,imorous
and leaves him from whom it departs
without virtue aad without understand
ing .-.I0huson.
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Mr.. Clay, in company with General
Porter crossed into Canada on Monday
at Niagara Falls, to be present at a IN.
rade OF The 43d British Regiment. The
Col. offered MIR. Clay the honors of re.
view which he de ciined in favor Of his
military friend, Gen Porter who ar
coFdingly passed the reg linen, in review.
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Inc Norfolk Herald states that the
crops OF Oats in that vicinity are abund-
ant beyond all former experience. The
prospects of heavy crops of Corn, it is
added, were never better.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-08-01

MUstc.-The City Council of Salem
have appropriated $500 to defray the
expenses OF having music on the common
one evening each week, during the sum-
mer. This speaks we'll for the good
taste Of the city.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-08-01

j. w. Moore, editor of the Red River
wing, at Alexandra, Louisiana, was
shot dead in the street of that town ON
the lst inst. by person with whom he
had quarrel.
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will also dispose of my SEsGE0
Mr.. Daniel S. Mosby and Fran
ces A., his wife, and John G.

Mosby.
TAKE NOTICE, that on the Dist
Gay OF August next, at Fitch's Hotel in
charlottesville, AIbemarle county. Virgi.
MAJ shall proceed to take the deposi.
tions OF Andrew Leecb Samuel Leech,
and Jas. Z. Tyler to be read as evidence
on ,he trial Of cause now depending
IN the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chsncery for the county Of Henrico. CITY
OF Richmond, in which | am plaintiff
and you and others are defendants
Should the said dispositions be not all
taken on The day aforesaid, their taking
VIII be adjourned over from day 10 day
ill completed. Yours. &c.
A. NJ MOSBY.
July 1S-1t
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Valuable Property
FOR SAE.T:

INTENDING TO remove TO the country
some time in October next, I will dis.
pose OF the whole, or a,.y part of, my
Town property.
will also dispose of my SEsDED
TOOES 81 FIXTURES. and
what JIW ELAY may have
on hand at shat time, A young man
OF good principles, and who is first
rate work man, hazard nothing in say
ing might do on excellent business in
otaunton A residence Of thirty >two
years in the place. has satisfied me that
every man Of industry is properly re-
warded. WIN YOiJNG
Staunton, July 4, 1899.
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account # a CtIfnetiou uictoc! THROUGH
microscope From an elegant hoque; !
selected carnalion, The fragrance of which
led me TO ENJOY II frequently and near. The
sense O' smelling wDs not the unjy one al
iec'eh on these occasions while That was ga
iidied with the powerful sweet, the ear was
constantly attracted 10y an extremely soil
ou' agtecahly muImuring sound. II was
easy 10 Know that same animal within the
covert must I've the musician, and that the
noise must come from some lille Creature
sufed 10 produce il. Instantly distended
Tie lower part nj the flower .nnd placing il IN
toll light, could discover troops OF lille in .
secis frIsking with wild jrlllv among tie
narrow Pede'tals Ihat supported lis leaves,
and The lille threads that occupied It's cen
ire.
What a fragrant world for their habira
'ICn what perfect security ftom all an
hoyance IN The dusky husli thai surrounded
The scene OF action. Adapting a microscope
10 lake IN al one view The Whole base Of the
flower, gave myself an opportunity Of con.
templaiIng what they werc about, and this
tor many days together, without giving them
The least disturbance. Thus could discoy.
er 'heir economy, their passions, and the j,
enJoyments. The MICROSCOPE on this occa
SION had given what Nature seemed 10 have
denied TO the objects of contemplation.
he base Of the flower extended ilselfu
der ITS influence, TO a vast plain, the slender
Stems OF The leaves became trunks ofso ma
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-08-01

"A lot OF ground in Richmond, ON the
site OF the old Eagle Tavern was sold on
Thursday last for $500 per foot front.
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FROM THE CLONE.

n - a,
' ~ n. MaSdSnes. q Periodicals.
@oi'S"ed IN me U. y. LIST July, 1899.
Maine al
New Ham pshire o6
MASSACHUSETTS, Cat Boston, So l2t
Rhode Island II
connecticut 81
~. York lat n. York city, ~ PA
New Jersey 80
maryland (at Baltimore, 20) 4S
pennsylvania tat Philad'a. ~ 253
Deiaware 3
~ Columbia Cat Washington. I'D 10
Virginia Cat Richmond, i0) 81
N ORTIZ carolina SO
south Carolina 30
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In CHANCERY-

This day came the plaintiff by his
attorney and the defendants James Hus-
ton and wife, and Rebecca Rogers, not
having entered their appearance and
gwen security according TO the act Of
Assembly, and the rules of this Court :;
and 1t appearing TO the satisfaction OF the
court that they are not inhabitants of this
commonwealth 1t is ordered that said
defendants appear here on or before the
fourth Monday in August next, and ans
swer the plaintiffs bill, and that a copy
OF this order be published in some news
paper printed in the town of Stanton
Tor two months successively, and that a
mother copy thereof be posted at the
front door OF the Courthouse of this
county.
A Copy--Teste,
JEFFERSON KINNEY, Crk.
June 30
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-08-01

AT County Court of Augusta, con.
tinued and held a, the Courthouse of
said County, on Thursday the Both day
of May, 1899.
Archibald Observation-Disclosures
James Huston, and Jane his wife, and
Rebecca Rogers-defendants.
In OLA GEDN
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For NEW YORK.

FOX NEW YORK.
Louisiana and New York Line Of Packets
NE Ships composing this line will sail from
New Orleans AIT! Sew Yorl, every other Mon
!ay--""ii'snxc on the 20'h NoveIl'hcr-.,nd to
n.,lrc the >es,,cuaI,y in th~ time of sailing, the
i'm" viii hereafter consist of i've ships, viz:
Ship fa29o, Captain Trlsk, to leave on the Goth
November.
Ship Louisville, Captain Palmer, to leave the
9TH December.
Ship Huntsville, Captuin Eldridge, to leave the
=. 18th December.
ship Vicksburg, Captain Woodhousc, to leave on
tho LIST January.
Ship Mississippi, Captain Davis, to leave on the
l5th of january.
The above arc all new, Of the first class, copper
d, and copper fastened and upwards of 500 tons
bur'hcn, Of light raught of water, being built
in Now Y orIS expressly for the trade. The price
OF passage is fixed at 100 dollars: their cabins are
ittct! mp in the most improved and convenient
plan, and finished in ii neat and elegant style -
Ample stores of the first quality will be provided,
and every regard paid to the comfort and entire
satisfaction of passengers, who will please take
lice that no bcfih can be secured until paid for at
the oifc Of the consi gnecs.
These vrSse Is are commanded by captains well
experienced in tho trade, who will give every at
tentlon and rNcrt Themselves to accommodate. They
will at all tunes be towas up and down the Misss-
$ippi hy steamboats,, and the strictest punc,uallty
observed ll the time of sailing.
The owners Of these shi will not be response
bic for any letter, parcel or package, sent by or
put on board OF thrn unless regular bill o! adiu y
be 81 gHrd therefor, at the counting house Of the
agent or oWIcrs. For further particulars apply to
d BEiN 4 A COHEN,
novel 80 Common s.
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!, RUsHrON g. ASPlNALL'S.

TONIC MIXTJRE.--A srcely
" and cett&in euro for the Fever and Aglr, |
rnmittcnt and intermittent fcvers; prepared from
tie original recipe Used with eminent nn'ln
versa success in 1882, by pcrsnrs OF the Highest
responsibility in this city, stated IN the annexed
certi6c ltcs. =! i.,..s, '.., %. 1850
This medicine is highly recommended, and has
boon extensively used in tho abovn diseases with
such distinguished Success that thu proprietor Of
tho recipe has been induced to olter it to the pub
lie in its PRESENT form in the h,p" 1t may hc
the means of relieving manv those who are
suffering under the sco'!ge of country. II is
a medicine possessing gre. virtue, and when used
| according to tho directions has never failed of
efectiug euro, even in tho most obstinate stage
Of the disorder. 1t is not at Ill disagrceable, and
persons Of the weakest stomach, and children may
take it with i'npunv 1t gthcns the digestive
organs, creates an appetite, and seldom requires
more than one, or in obstinate eases, two bottles
to effect a cure. There is neither mercury no,
| arsenic in the medicine, any thing njnriou:
to the human constitution. The proprictors arr
50 we'll convinced of its efficacy, ,I&t they agrc'
to refund the price of every bottle which has hre,
taken in accordance, with the directions and ha
not effected perfect cure of the fever 4 aguc
4. OLIVER, sole agent for Now Orleans, a
lis Wholesale and retail drug and medicine store
. corner Of BicnvIl}e and Chnr.res streets.
For District Agencies apply 10
: les r.. W. SMITH, As Cont ST.
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ROWLAND TONIC MIXTURE,

FnE FEVER AND AGuE.
EyNEN years have not yet elapsed since it was
Il first regularly submitted to tho public; but it
has attained the higlrs, regulations; aud has sup
prntrd every other lncd"iur Tor The Agnc, wirf"v-
or j, has hcel Known aud appreciated. Already
has it been carried in every direction through
the United Slair4 and still realizes lnat could
have been "n,lcirat:dhy rs nb.: s'ngnnc friends.
Thousands "i r"rsa1s have not only been relieved,
but restored t. he IL. nn. vignr through It's aycn.
cy and tl;.v neg rhrrr!lsiv ir~tIiv al every on
ppriun,,y, 10 lis tc?l,!>d aud supreme efficacy. l.
is composed OF such meuicna prluc pies are
Calculated to renew the healthy action OF tho som
acr, liver, and other i!nrurtii.t diLcSIvn organs
the less Of Which harmony is the immediate cause
OF the disease. 1t is apparent also, that il prod-
c.s cniirr change III the cun,i"n OF the system,
ana certainly destroys the native liability to rclnp.
Of the affection. Wicn the Ayuc is attended
with any other complaint, the employment OF the
Tonic Mixture will not iniGricro with the treat.
mnnt OF the other disease hut WI | even afford
sis'"nce by furnishing strength and vrur to the
body during the course OF treatment. Those who
make use OF this medicine may be ASSURE! that
there is no arsenic, EaFhs, Ncrcury, any Other
article in its composition unriondy to the human
constitutions; being entirely regeiGbtc criraci;
and they may have additional confidence in the
usr thereof, WHEN they perceive that 1t has the cf-
feet OF a gcntn laxative about the time halt bot
tic full has been taKr,iin consequence OF which,
there is part OF t:n medicine lett to limgcr in
the bow. Is to cause Instructions, and other evils
arisr! from the use Of many OF the remedies now
offered for the cure Of this affection. |. has been
used also preventive, by many who were sub
irci TO periodical recurrence Of the Chs, and il
has invariably wartrd of the apprthented attack.
Ojserue! The Proprietor, fully satisfied with the
unparalleled and universal success which has con.
sL,nty attended punctual and regular use OF the
Tonic Mixture, in all .srs OF Fever and A cue,
iGcs warranted in engaging to rciand The price to
all those who have token tie medicine in strict nc.
corGlncc with the prescribed directions, without
havlng been perfectly ANA !asingly cured.
The subscribers are the wholesale agents for tho
South Western States, and have now hand six
" casts Of this medicine which is warranted irrsl,
and genuine. For sale ut tho manufactured prices
JARVIS x ANDREWS
Wholesale Druggists,
nuv27 cai Common X lchoupiioulus street.
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Ni UT''N' ''I "'I :,
"'I;M,' n'I"e,s ,nSG' 5, "Nt"
'',.NgS' "'t"s 'i''Ioes' ""n|"c'c,''<'
~ We 0'0 'o - n "~ p' 'ne Suosc''-
oe ~ a ~ ~
w, col"Ir Cn1lHt Hn, N,Hl.rrS 81
NEW GooDS-snInol'S iinrtt X CO ar" now re-
andhrg Cuncnr,Iia, from New York, great variety Of
goods in their line, which together with their former
stock on hand mnkcs their assort1 enl vcry:' plete
lhc follow ing compose part w: ell twist 'r, 'c
tG a Iha r'sTTg Tn morn 10 OF al Descriptions m
Gn ls,; nd i '1', , :, ,,,a ~
Soid,z powders DOW dcrnnis and boxes ,".r noydrr
pocket books and wallets needle bools -n,li nrnrl
Npf aI' morocco c''u cases, ea" ornaments p:ih'"
Il re'uS' le.h'"''s am 'cShS'GS' n'"H ''1'i| h''"
III III" Pl''''F''@''' or aii,' Gt "t"uS'
'!sh ,I"'t" 'I' "''i P'''''S l9''' '" l'Ge pow
tti S''' "'S' ',,S'' % ~; '"' an. "I''"E
@ I1'; u WIS ''""II A'li; ~
"',,1 &'t"s, N,, " r,,,''' ''|% I''"1 ''l''
"l' '"""'S N"'> ''''7' ''' !''Ai '"'', lai!toA'''
,ui,i' Tn,", im' '"'t ~ ''u.'.7 F'S-5 "'"|h''
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JUST PUBLISHED FROnISTER oTYr & pLITES|
81 /.
: = ~ TIE F1T ! e n Ft1ltn' y I -
sRONLETTnS TABLES CE INTER E&g: -

~. rRoWLETTs TABLES or INTEREST
az" whe'l IS new.adeiea az Ave age l'ne ba'e.nA
s 9n.st Tes .a,, 49, 10y ,,. .F 'e S..se nt
ON storage, notes oil haa't or 'i,ss OF soos "heh mn
cttse" ~ nl'erent @aes Ell Inherent efeats,'"' i"r
I"lNs iinn'hl; oesi'e saust'"i an complete l'nk'nG
me fahc' NC best INT can be coWr'yea: N tha H.
cures can !r ''"se With" inc same c2ndss"i compass
AM! 1Ze n!pe. .-~"
y" a'cr'isencnt in the booS Is IN nearly the Follow
'heW orHs:
hen'sh ois''ncfon t's work has received through.
'"'eH legislative acts prehXed to the title lage, is are
eo"ne'a'"m III 'seit' SO nnc"'nno and 50 eoncl''-
sVe. IN tAoh'Ns rs necessary mo,e'' 10y way of all
veren1e I" gVea con- r'set ''rw ct some OF its pc
ca'''es: as INSTANCE the Interest has been comp Vs.
Ell r"',am' conareh with, What Is equivalent tn tour
teen sets Ell ealcn'a'one exanlte'I in the press thirty
ne u'"es ana printed from 'tcteotype plates tested
thNlS-ohe uaes, rom AL Witch it nnst be evident
even T." the sket'c teSNreia!ly on thu snna of The de-
tau at honi N me tiaee) that the wclk must be a,ith
metca!ty inf:hie and in confirmation of this he!cfa
premium OF Two hundred and iistv dollars is o.r-
cd Tor 'he detection OF an error ola cent in tn, rcsr,
or htth e''"" as expressed in the preface, maxim, five
large lme"'n's offered for the since. he first
p"'ca'in;l IN the year lM'2.
One ct tn" most conspicuous features Of the tables is
in the arrangement ct the Time and Amounts, whir,,
tT expeditions reference Dad peispieiiv, with HE help
Ct the side and index, canno' lie exceed and the salty
~ and ease with which the interest can be found to the
extent oi general business, without doubling OF sums
shec"s convenence 81 essential that in the cs,In,a-
ton OF some "' the most competent and prac,l cal bs-
and public off, ers who have made la, use.
: of the work. il has been distinguished iv tho Honorable
r,pcl'aon cf,fa ''mas,er pocc". An,! considering
the inta!lihliv o. the method originally ulap,.h il,
com'osi, the work, and the extraordinary un.hcr and
has passe.lin the press notwithstanding the whole is !,
s,crcnvpe consier,nm in short he positive accuracy
secured 1y the un,,..,.Lru,t ,,o,.,s ,,,,I, al .ha ~
. hmm. hos hren h,,d ~, .,d ,,r,,,.il,. .,I 6, :,
Id mos, wo,u,,lnl Ln,l T. IT,, ,v,s,,. :" , , '''
,,.,, car, ra,,,.a t;r L ~ ,i ] ~, '''''i ~ ~,
!" .;,r. ,,, MIRA. - '',;a., h. t'I :, '' '''
II ,; ; -''' " . :: 'l ", ' ',''' =, ''"'
' ~" n"'i'H % 'e''T IN '' same nN'c, OF en'''rs
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i.d,an Dye, Tor cnutnL The tlnr Bears or,
hH#*tnt6 Gears 4le'-", tA'naIUIn, MirhaM'S frtI
Gle Wash. superior pearl powder, Tip white, cream
" ms :, vegetable rouge, utlu ui rose, lip sutvr,
krrrs ,rr tooth wash, honlr d,ntriticr, o,nnge
II ,vcr water, pewter putl, and boxes, A ntrIran
charcoal, n"u'lN p&t ~ III tour ounce Walls, Pres.
ten salts colog ne, krtnsuth In,lh il, he drops, hair
brushes, g. Jtish urrssrr cou.hS, Indian hair OIL
vita variety ri otAsr prrtnn' ri">, &c. For sale
Ivy Z. ]. EkINCiiARD,
oct :. ca'urr 9 Canal and l. .uri GA sis
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~---.. Nh4iesS4c-r,russ;-H,
cor CoHTTnrn g. 1cloptoulas =


RI ARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAREHOUSE,
tns'omhousc street, opposite the post flee.
HE Subscribers are now receiving from their fac,
tories III New York, and will keep constantly on
i'nn' general assortment If Marble Mantle Pieces
oisnr'rI"r work mnnshp and Of the latest patterns.
mad" oi the best Elyrtinn, llalinn, Irish and
American murblc. Also, Monuments, Tolnhs and
Grave stones, moulded and plain sills and linics,
marble !ucngs, learhs and boundary stone, plaster
of Paris Roman 4 Hydraulic Cement ard luser-
i 9 Hair. together with splendid assortment OF
ass mounted and plain Crates and Russia Iron
rates Of the newest and most approved patterns.
Lettering done in the neatcst manner and at the
rtest notice. They have first rats workmcE tt
s.'sye work.
IAEF AIN L. STROUD
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NO MERCURY NOR coPAIvA

". =,
A BOUT six months ago had the misfortune to ge.
~ SECRET disease, for hich have applied to seve.
raj doctors for cure and they did not cure me- so now
luet, and expect linn to cure me- Since that time
the disease got worse, to break out large ulcers
to the number Of six eight ca h leg and all over
the right side of the throat. | am now putting myself
confidently under the of DR.. Huet 81 Paris,
to be perfectly cured JOHN DEAN.
te!, ii Nv
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sii>Sia,:ppi nmA ;.nTisiAm;, Hotel.

G"tiNitHN. IA
/ = RS. MARY KIRKLAND respectfully an
= i u0.Iucas to her friends ana the subtle gene.
,l,v that she is prepared to accNriEtprlc them at
Hhcv, establishment, and hopes fir IN her
,XcrtrnS 10 render visitors comfortable, TO receive
continuance Of turnrr ta'srs. She feels conf,
Lent that persons VISITING CoviHgton during the
ulIl,!rr months, cannot find bette accommodations
than she can afford titcrn on mere liberal terms
Her house is PLEASANTLY stu tied, and wei! supplied
with every convenience; the bar is furnished viii,
til. most choice liquors, &c. in short, she promises
vat nothing shall b. wanting on her part to give
tire Sr'!silcinn 10 all VIM may rntro,.IZc tho
Mississippi and / ,uisana Hotel. lu3