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valuable medicine 10 that nerghbofhood
Respectfully, J. N OWENS.

QNFSiiA more striking results from
the powerful and controlling iGllueOce o.
SANDS S RSAPARlLLA over the
most dreadful diseases 10 which The hu-
man frame is subject.
The following letter was addressed
10 our agents al Boston:
KoxBURY, Mass May Is, ls43,
Messrs. Smith & Fowle:-GentIemeu
1t IS with great pleasure | se"G you
this certificate Of The wondtrluI cure
made upon nv child by the use of Sands
S rsaparilla She had been troubled
more or less with hereditary Scro!ula
from her infancy, which at length set
tied tH her j,Ns, where 1t ragged with
such violence (her mouth and lips be
ing extremely sore and very much s~oI'
lena that she could not take any nour
lshment except liquids from spoon;
she soon became very mu n emBcIaled
and so weak as 10 be unable 10 raise
Herself without assistance, The laW
bones began 10 decay, aud four pieces
with fourteen or fIleen teeth fell out
from the effects OF This baHelul, and, rs
| feared, qncurdble drs.ase Al this time
her condiHoa WAS dreadful to behold,
and The pain was SO intense that SHE
was unable 10 sleep, eXrep, few mt
uIts AT a time. She htd taken olhc1
preparations Of Sarsaparilo, and oihe
IN dlcin,s recommended for ScroIuIa
:, bat without any good efT'ct and hat
almost d spared o. seeing my child eur
I'd. or even relieved Of this Ioahsomt
lAd most drteslsbie disease, when bS
Your recommend ,IiuO (lur which hat
always feel graretuD was induced II
Try Sauds' Sa-saPartlla. ! protured on
bottle, and after she had taken ahoul 0H
half Of the contents | saw 0ecIfeu
change ior the better coainued th
nse OF the StsapsriIa with rene wei hop
-- her health improved randy The fnn
ulcers ia her mouth began 80 heal - h
rested comfortably through The nigh
md now, gentlemen, alter uslRg tiv
bottles my daughter is entirely cured
yes, ! can truly say thai she is bette
than she ever was IN her hie, and | a
IrIbu,e her cure WHOLLY to the use {
SANDS Sarsaparlla.
ASA F ONION
= For further particulars and crncjI
sive evidence Of It's superior value at
efficacy, sec pamphlets, which may b
obtained gratis
Pr, pared aRd cold wholesale and rt
tail by
A B. & d. SANDS
Wholesale DWgg,srs. 70. FuI,onsl N
And sold also by DIugg's's general
10 lhe plincipaI towns and cities III ough
out The United States,
X. JACKSON. Agent,
CauoIton, OH,
January l l845
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WEAK BACKS! WEAK BACKSM
1000 900 SOLD YEARLY!
Price only IL cts,

ttbOS WV o'iSN ib' NLA
Price only IL cts.
SHERMAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER
The best Strengthening Plaster in the
world, and a sovereign remedy for pains
and weakness ia the back, loins side
breust, neck, limbs, il mis-, rheumatism,
aud lumbago; worn on the lower ptrt Of
the spinr, they entirely cure The piles
and on the small Of the back, the falling
OF The womb; applied TO the back oI The
neck Of children teelhina they give great
relief. In coughs, colds, oppression Of
the chest and stomach. liver complaint,
Aysoepsia. asthma, and all diseases where
local remedies are required, none can be
better than these plasters. They are
ouic, or strt nglhening. stimulating and
anOdyne Physicians recommend them
because they stick better and afford more
relief than any other ever known. One
million are sold yearly.
J. W. Hoxie, ESQ. who was bent near
ly double with Rheumatism, was enabled
slter wearing one ~ hours. 10 get up
aud dress himself 10 Two days he was
perfectly well.
Mr.. DaV,d Williams. of Elzabeth-
town, N. ] on old revolutionary soldier
was 40 afflicted with Rhemal'sm that he
conld hardly help himself One Of these
p asters entirely cured him.
Mrs. George Nixon, one of tn" Mana
oors Of lbe ins,I.ul Go- Aged IndlgenI
T-malps in the city Of New York, says
H.. did ladies' fud eteat benefit iron
w., ,so.e P,ssters. they being very liable l'
"sioe q, weakness 10 The back, as vel
ps o,hor paris OF the body.
N, George W Spencer. s'reer' IN
-, w,s cured Of The Piles b. was
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FROM Mexico vessel has arrived at
New Orleans bringing papers from Vera
Cruz up to the oath Of June. There Is no
thing of moment. On the reception OF the
proclamation of President Jones calling a
Convention to consider the question OF An
nexa,ion. the President of Mexico issued
proclamation authorizing the enlistment o.
troops to aid in sustaining the honor OF
Mexico. General Bustamente had offered
his services TO the Government. Feeling
had subsided somewhat among the people;
but the opponents of the ruling au'hor'
ties still clamored for war. The. finances
of Mexico are said to be in wretched con-
dition.-Ohio State journal.
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FpATGORGiMG
I'm New EaagcrSlOWn!

The subscriber would respectfully
inform his old customers aud the ia b
lie generally, thnt he sill continues TO
corrv on THO above business in New
Nagcrstown, Carroll county, Ohio. lie
will be found in his shop AT n 'tn"s &c
attend 10 those who may favor hIm with
a call lie receives the Nv York
and Philadelphia Fashions regularly
every Spring nnd Fall, which will en-
BILE him 10 give satisfaction 10 both old
and young. He hopes bv strict allen
Iion 10 business to receive a share OF
that patronage which is always besrow
I'd by liberal public on the industrious
His charges will be made 10 suit the
times, and he will receive either cash
or country produce in payment.
WILLIAM McCANDLESS.
Feb. Ia l845.
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Sands SarsaparilIa,
For the remoUai and permanent cure Of al
Diseases arising from an impure Stale
ofthe Blood ar habit Gfthe
CuSIpIl

SYSTEM
Scrofula, or Kings Evil, Rheuma'lsm,
Obstinate Culaneoas, ErupIions, PIN
pies, or Pusmles on the Fac Bolch
es, Bles, Chronic sore eyes, Ring
Worm or retter, Scald Head Enlarge-
mrnt and Pam Of The Bones & Joints,
Stubborn Ulcers. SyphiliIc S,mp-
toms. Sciaica, or LnMbago, and DIS
eases arising from an injudIcious use
OF Mercury, Ascltes, or Dropsy, Elk
posure or lmprudence ia Lie, also, i,
Chronic Constitutional Disorders, &c.
In this preparation are strongly con
cenlralpd all the Medicinal properties
Of SarsaParilia, compounded with other
valuable veg table extracts, the whole
strength o which is extracted on an en-
IireIy new principle. The great Object
desired is now accomplished, il the pro
duclIon OF remedy possessing a con-
rolling power over supposed hitherto
ncurabe diseases.
The afflicted, or those who may have
been given up 10 despair, and all who
are Interested, are invited 10 make a
trial Of this valuable m dicine, or TO call
on III ,se who have come forward aud
borne pubic testimony Of its priceless
value to them, and satisfy themselves in
dIvidually Of its power in arrest'ng and
curing disease, and OF whatIt has done
for others.
The following are extracts from let.
ters recently received, and specimens Q
those coming 10 hand daily:
GALLATlN, Tenn, Feb, 9Th, 1874
Messrs, A, B. g. D Sands:
Genllemen--I have just received
a letter from my father in RusseIIVilIe
Ky, who wishes TO purchase some O
your S4rsaparila. have no doubt he
can he the means of selling great deAl
as il has performed a wonderful cure IN
his family Last December | was sent
for to see my sister be fore she died, she
having been ia poor health for some Two
or three years, & at the time went ovel
10 see her, she was at the point ol death
with The scarlet fever. and cancerou'
affection Of the bowels, from which he,
physician thought she could not possibly J
recover. carried over with ME bot
lie of your Sarsaparlilo, aud with the
consent Of her physician shv commenc
ed taking it that night, rCmained wut
her hree dovs, and left her rapidly i'm
proving Her husband sent boy hom'
with me for more of the Sarsaparlla =
sent one dozen bottles which believe
will effect an entire cure NV lalhc
writes me to that cfTet /. and wishes lhro
me 10 procure uu agency for selling ouy
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COUGHS. COLDS, AsrHNA.

SHERMAN's CouGH LozENGES are the
ssIesl, most sHrv end ehectual remedy
for Coughs, Colds, ,C,n-umptIons, Wa oop
ing Cough, Asthma, Tlgatness Of the
Lungs or Chest, &c &c. The proprie.
tor h s OeVei knoTn an Instance where
they did not give perfect satisfaction -
Several thousand boxes have been sold
within The last year, restoring 10 health
parsons 10 almost every stage of con"
sumption, and lhose laboring under the
most distressing colds and coughs
Jonathan HowarIb, Esq, the well
known temperance leciurer,tok a severe
cod last January by sleeping in damp
sheets, that seemed 10 have settled ia a
coreumptron. lie raised goot deal Of
bloody matter, and his cough was so
harrassing and incessant that he could
pet no rest by day or night. Alter try
iny various Ten4edies without relief, he
Thought that death alone would relieve
hin Of his misery. Bot by the advice oI
q ady he purchased . box OF Sherman
Cough L zenges: they gave him grea'
relief. and 10 his surprise aIIaled his
cough, made him rest @ asy, and enabled
him 10 sleep sound all Diga three day $
use oil them made a new Vnan OF him,
und he is recommending ShsrmaO's To-
z nges TO all his acqnainlances
sHERMAN's WORM LozENGES .
Are The only infalible worm deslrnVIng e
medicine ever discovered 100000
b xes have heen SOLD, and not a failure
hts ever been known. They destroy a i
kinds Of worms, and cannot injurc where
there Ove none.
Three different persons cured OF III,
Worms by tBe use Of one Box oI Worn
bozenges.
"Messrs. g. r + & Co I47 Mair
street, Cincinnati: Gentlemen, - Ny
wife has been afflicted with worms frou
the age OF three years, and has neVe
been without them She resided AT Mid
detown, Butler county Al times, sh'
has been so atfl cled with worms as II
Ecquirs The attendance Of Two Of the bes
physicians 10 the place-oGe doctsriDs
her for one comp amt, and one for anoth
or, but getting worse, sac removed I,
Madison, and was Hnder the hands o
two of the most celebrated physicians o
that place, but all did her no gOld. Sb
came TO Cincinnati SONS time since, an
began TO despair OF getting better: in
deed she got so bad, The worms came u
in her throat - her snferings became al
most intolerable. Hearing Of the man
cures performed BY Sherm ms Lozanges
she thought THAI she would try them las
August. | stepped in yuur Store an
got box of the worm log ,nges, and
h We every reason 10 rel oice that | d.
SO She took bal one halt box, when III
worms came from ter in bunches
could not be positive, but | wOuld sup
pose that there we're from Fifty TO sixt
IN each bunch. The lasl oese broUgh
e@vefal while worms, from twelve
&i cen inchSs long She began to e
we'll, ami felt betler than she had f,
years. Being cnred, she gave .th
balance Of the OK to a neighbor by I'll
nene Of Herald who lives short di'
tance from Us, whohls two chIldrqn, or
five and The other two wears Of age, WI
were much troubled with worms, and
have heard since, that by the time the
had used up he box, both children wei
entirely cured"
The above is from Mr.. K Richard
LawreAce street, near Front.
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our kindegt salutatioas. Your aincere
friend, ANDRE" JhChoON'
We do not know who is heIe alluded TO
as lbe arenegade politician" uness it IS
,nr. Richie. the editor Of the pres nt " u
nioa,r Mr.. Po.k'- organ. Nor do We kFow
who is meant by "Mjor -. nf 'pSs IL
is Major Barter. We suppose what OF mys-
terv there's in these allusions Of MAJOR Lew,
is lin whose AIMS General Jackson dIed)
will soon be dlspelled. The end is notyet'
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ArFEcT1ovATE, vERY!-A sentimental po-
Ell, down east, thus certifies to the intensI-
tv of his devotion to his true love:
| sing her praise in poetry,
From molning until eve,
| cries whole pints of bitter tears,
And upes them ,OHh my sleeve.
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SHERMAN'S CAMPHOR LOZENGES
Give immediate relief to Nervous or sick
Headache, pal pi1alion Of the heart, low.
ness Of spirits. dependency, nAtmma-
tory or pulrted sore throat, bowel or sum
mer complaint, fainting, oppression or
sense OF sinking Of The chest, choIic,
spasms, cramps Of The stomach or bow
'els, EYstercal affections and all nervous
diseases, dTowsiness through the day ard
wakeIuIness by night, cholera or cholera
mnrbus, diarrhoe4, Isssitude, or sense
Of fatigue. Persons travelling or attend
ing large perjies, will ind the Lcz, ugcs
really reviVtng, and importing the buoy
aDcy of youth.
Joseph B Nones, EsQ. Vice President
Of the Washington Marine Insurance
Company, has suffered for years Wllh
nervous headache, that nothing would
relieve lill he used these L"z"nges,
whict relieved il entirety 10 Is minutes
d.. 6. Hunter has been Suhlsc To viz,
lent attacks Of headache, so as 10 max e
him almost blind for lwo or three hours
at time Nothing ever Ohorded him
| any re- ,ef iii he tried these l. z:nges
and they cured him 10 few minutes
i Dr. Snerman's L zenges can I've OBJ
aired Wholesale and Retail OF q +
Thomas, Main ST. between 3 / and 4lh
| Sole Agent for Cincinnati OalO, aud oI
he following Agents.
GREER g. Co., Magnolia.
S A HIGHLAND HaTishurgh,
GEoRGE MANFULL, Augusta.
k JACKSON. CartollOD.
Cough Lzeuges 25 cenIs per bOxj
Canphor
/ Cathariic
All who buy a box Of Dr. Sherman
Lozsnges, or Plaster are enrl'Oed I
one OF Sherman's Messengers OF Health
which car br obtained from all Agenls.
Jan. /, AS.
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When you see a man trying to mend
pen with hoe. you are at liberty to con-
clude either that the hoe is very sharp, or
the man is very dull.
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REWARDS OF MERrT.-"Jjn, does vo,ir
teacher give you any rewards of merit"
II guess he does; he gives me a lickin'
every day, and says merits two"
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HERMITAGE, April @, 1845.

:" find that Mr.. Blair and the President
ave got into some difficulty about the
Globe with Nj, Blair as its EDITOR being
the Executive organ. This is a difficulty
the President has got into where | can see
no result butinjury to him, and no iustfa-
bic cause on the Presidents part forit. He
believes Mr. Blair has become unpopular
with part of the Democracy; lie has OPEN
ed his ears to had advisers. Mr.. Blair hes
more popularity with the Democratic MEM
bers Of Congress and the Democracy OF tue
United States, than any editor in themi
and, by the course adopted, (he) will dsu-
mite instead Of uniting the Democracy,
"Present me to Mr.. Blair, and say to him
that was so sick yesterday and exhausted
writing to the President, that could no
say half what | wished, but If have
strength will soon write to him again.
Blair has taken proper stand, and know
will never suffer himself to lose characte
OF I've degraded The Globe is 10 be bough
by what political clique, and 10 suJserr
/ t0hat interest Is the renegade politician
I-- to have an interest! Who would
| trust him in politics or for moncy-my OPT
Mon is that when the money is wanted II
W i'll not be forthcoming. Is Major -
of ---, to he the purchaser II So
he is here considered broke, and say to Mr.
Blair if he sells, to have the cash or good
security, that is known and vouchei for tc
be good. This difficulty was entirely I'M
expected by me, and has vexed me sorely,
{ 1--WE all lathe Hermitage greet thee witt
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PAINIIpS.

The subscrher has on hand II general
Of PAINTS, which he will
selI low for Cash or produce in hand
WV. N SlNCLV IR,
May l6, l845
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iOg one Of these Pastefs on the lower
pert oF the spiue.
ECAUTIoN The greal reputation
these PIaslers have attained has induced
many unprincipIed persons 10 ger up
worthless limitations. Ask for Sherman's
Poor Mans Plaster, and see that foil d.
reclions for use. aud a fac sImIe oil his
name, A. Sherman, N D is on the back
of each. Trust none others, or you wall
be deceived. G F. THOMAS.
l47 Main st, bei iween Sd aud 4rh,
07Sole Agent for Cincinnati.
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Cr'7-Rook, Business Cards, HandbiHs
and all other kinds Of JoL Work neatly
DONE al This Office upon he mod reaeoRatte
terms. and on The shortest notice.
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oFApVERTISlNG

TERMS OFADVERTISlNG.
Three insertions, one square, SI,00
Ecery subsequent insertion, 20
Large, ones in proportion.
A liberal discount viii be gipen 10 thOSs
Bho adpertiSe bA the year.
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January l l845
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All who buy box Of Dr. Sherman's
Lozsnges, or Plaster are enri'Oed TO
one OF Sberman's Messengers OF Health.
which car bc Obtained from all Agenls
Jan. /, As.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ATAUcTos|

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
IL For sale, on Friday, the 29th instant ii NJ
O'Clock, a. M, at the residence Of Mrs E. EvR
on the corner of 9Th street and New York avau
north, (the flag will designate the house. a mnsy
Of household furniture, among which are:
very superior piano, Chickering'S make, oit
lightful tone, nearly new, and rich covering "
handsome stool for the same.
! large and valuable sofa; smaller do
superior centre table, and solar lamp, nsvu
fashion. as&
Room, entry, and stair carpets, rods, &c.
arm-chairs, parlcr chairs, common do.
Parlor tables and coverings.
Window curtains and fixtures.
Looking glasses, bureaus, washstands, bedsiaa
bedding, DC i
Brass fire sets, tenders, freboards, &c.
Entry lamp, glass and China ware, common Do,
stone do, stoves, kitchen requisites.
A great variety of other articles, among which an
two fowling-picces.
Also, young, quiet, and valuable mich COW. !.
al sums Of and under 500, cash; over 800, a crdt
OF six months, for Aotes satisfactorily endorse,
bearing interest.
VIM. MARSHALL,
Aug. 26--3t Auctonesr.
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FRANCIS MARKOE, IT., esq,
Corresponding Secretary Of the National Institute
Extract Of letter from Vim. f. Taylor esq, late Uni
ted STATES consul at .Arsquipo

lotii, iCSJ.
sfThe yellowsh-red huano is the class exported.
There is also white species--actual birds excre-
ments Il is applied almost exclusively to crops Of
Indian corn, though sometimes used for potatoes
for wheat, or other crops, | believe never. This
may be owing to corn and potatoes being sown in
hocks or burrows; for it would be difficult to APP
ply it to wheat the way il is used here, and would
be expensive. know Of no other reason for not
using it. Ii is applied but once TO crop--viz In
dian corn is sown as with us--that is, in hillocks
about IL inches apart; and when they "amontonar, y
chill up which Is done but once TO each plant after
getting to be about "a to 26 inches high the weeds
being removed, women take handful of guapo,
(women's hands are rather small here,) and place at
the foot of the plant there generally 3, 4, and
plants in each hillock) as much huano as may be
held between the three fngers--so that handful
serves for three or four plants. At the time Of APP
plying, they scrape little earth over it, lightly,
with the toes. Then follows the Unlocking, and as
soon done, the plants are irrigated at once All
cultivation Is done here by irrigation, and not by
rains, as it only rains little here in January and
February. Maizc is sown at the end of August and
September, and is gathered at the last of April and
the beginning of May that in the seasons Of rain
here, the corn is well grown-say, or feet high.
In December and January we have roasting ears.
Each stalk has two or three, and sometimes more
ears, nearly as large as ours. The grain is much
larger, though fatIer, not round, and think not
sweet rather Of the yellow kind, though there are
different species.
To each iopo Of land, IA measure Of FIVE thousand
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Aug. 26-3t
II oUSE AND LOT ON PENNSYLvANlll
IL AVENUE for sale al public auciion-BL

II OUSE AND LOT ON PENNSYL vANlA
IL AVENUE for sale at public auction
virtue ola deed oftrust, executed on the 2slh Apd
l6al, duly recorded in Libcr w B No. 81, iols
22O to 224, the subscriber will offer for SALE pue
lie auction, on the premises, on Monday the IS
day Of September next, at half-past o'clock D.,
the east half of Lot No. Is, in square No l6s iron,
ing ~ feet 2 inches on Pennsylvania avenue, n
running back the same width, the whole depiuA y
the lot, in the square Immediately west o. ~
War Office; together with the Improvements ihsS
on, consisting Of small two-story brick house &c
The terms Of sale are: One.fourth Of the @r
chase money to be paid in hand, and the balance
six, twelve, eighteen, and twenty-four months "
purchaser to give notes, satisfactorily endorse
bearing interest from the day of sale, and lien u
the property, TO secure the payment Of said no1|
and, on compliance with these terms, the subscn'a
will convey all the right, title, and interest gwen
the said deed Of trust to him.
RD SMITH, Trustee
ROBT. w. DYER e. Gu,
August 25--eotdsif Auctioneer'
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THE DATLY UNION

square paras OF 80 inches each they from to
fanegas Of huano--each fanega being 200 pounds
Spanish, or 206 pounds English. To potatoes, it Is
applied lust in the same munner-once only, and
when the plant bears the first flowers.
cannot state exactly the effect Of guano, more
than that they say ii is heating forfes the plant,
ripens it more promptly, and produces larger
crop more ears Of and fuller grain.) II is
supposed that land huaneada dressed with huano)
should produce from one-fourth to one.third more
than land on which il is not used.
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s. L. LEWIS,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, cENTREyiLLE, virginia
Continues the practice of his profession 10 ' y
various courts. He regards the report iha u, y
is about to change his residence as somewhat sps
lous. Any business, therefore, in the line Oh y
profession, shall receive prompt, efficient and s''
factory attention.
Aug. 14--d3mif.
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u REISS, Professor of Music, respectfully "
LIZ forms the public that he continues 70 sS|
lessons on. the piano. guitar, and singing. ne nqs
for continuance of the patronage so hberaly Y
tended TO him for the last twelve years
Orders may be left at DR.. Gilman's drug Wy 49,.
at Mr.. Fischer's music store, or at my res''''''
on 10Th street.
For sale, new and second hand pianos.
Aug. 26--eodlws
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FURNISHED PARLoRS FOR REM
Il parors, handsomely furnished, IN the lmJ b
ate vicinity Of the Treasury Department wos%
rented low. Or the house, furnished or un'u -,
ed, may be rented; and, If agreeable, inc P,oaa
occupants "a widow lady and her daughter W.
board with the family. Inquire at this once
Aug. 25-4t
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CABINET AND CHAIR wARERooh'

PENN. AVENUE, DOORS WEST or " srh,''
I AS. WILLIAMS keeps constantly on n Gaas
- good assortment Of furniture, cane ana ~. iii
chairs, china, glass, and crockery-ware. ne m
sell low for cash; or receive monthly paynsn' 0,s
all sums under 800, from one to six mon'n'' "
800, from one to nine months .,r nj
N. b. Hand-rail for sale. Old furniture mn.s
exchange for new. Furniture and chairs repair
and reprinted.
Aug. 7--1w3w