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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-24
Correspondence of the American Republican,
WAsHlNGToN, Dec. IS, 1915.

WAsHlNGToN, Dec. IS, 1915.
Celebration. Yesterday evening took place,
at the United States Hotel, the first annlversa-
ry celebration Of the "New England Society
Of Washington City," About three hundred
guests sat down to must substantial and well
arranged table Of the good things of this
world, at eight o'clock. Among the numerous
company, much more SO than was anticipated,
were many of the most distinguished citizens
Of the Union most Of whom were present by
special invitation of tie descendants of the
Pilgrim fathers. observed at the head of the
table, Daniel Webster, Lewis Cass, Levi
Woodbury., Mr.. Senator Upham. Senator Dix,
and many other bright stars in the political
and oratorical firmanent. ID. A. Hall, Presi-
dent of the Society, did the honors of the So
aaI board in becoming style. Upon the read
ing of the first Irregular" by - Thcophllus,
ESD, which complmented those in whose
veins ran the blood of those who landed at
Plymouth rock on December 22d 'lG, Mr..
Webster rose and responded to the sentiment
10 short speech, highly interesting in its his
torical "reminiscences, and beautiful and philo-
ssphical in its reflections and illusions, which
was received with continued marks OF enthu-
slastic appreciation. MIR, Webster then gave,
:''rhe New England Society of Washington,
and sa. down. The next regular toast was In
tended for "the representative OF the Granite
State on the bench of the Supreme Court, "
was responded to by the Hon. Lew Woodbu-
~, by a few appropriate and interesting re-
marks in connection with the Granite state,
and the principles disseminated by the fligrms
Of the year 'l6.
Hon. Lewis Cass responded to compliment
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-24

DuANCE'S SARSAPARILLA OR BIZ 90 ID
NJ u PILLS, are by far the best medicine ever dis
covered for curing
Cestiveness, Dyspepsia, Swimming
in the Head, SC. Persons of a full habit,
who are subject to IIea dache, Giddness, Drow-
sness and singing in the Ears, arising from too great
flow of blood TO the head should never DE
without them, as any dangerous synp-
toms will be entirely carried off by
~ their immediate use
ALWAYS ask for HANCES PILLS, and purchase Of
none but those advertised as agents, and If convenient
call and see the proprietor himself.
nI3- For sale by SETH s. HANCE, l0e Baltimore
street and corner of Charles and Pratt streets. Price
25 cents per hox, for HANCE's GENUINE Pills
or Eve fer O., ""
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-24

SUDDEN DEATH Mr.. J. II. Ofley, Of
Georgetown, clerk in one of the Departments
at Washington, fell dead suddenly on Satur-
day. He was in the prime of life, and left
large family.
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sARsAPARILLA

EEANCE'S SkRsAPARILLA
n 81 VEGETABLE, OR BLOOD PILLS,
Are decidedly the safest and best medicine ever in
trod Iccd for curing Dyspepsia, Costiveness Singing
in the Ears, Giddlness Headaches, Drowsness, De-
preston or owHess a Spirits, and all Diseases arts
izs from an impure state of the Blood. Be careful TO
AvoID WORTHLESS CoUSTERFEITs,
and ask, in all cases, br Hance's Genuine Pills price
25 cents per box, or h~e boxes for al.
For sale by SETH S. HANCE, los Baltimore ST.,
and corner OF Charles and Pratt streets. o3l
"OoL LAPS. Mrs. MCPHERSON, No. SO
w n. Howard s.. has just received fresh sup
Pryor WOOL Laps, for interlining Ladies' Skirts and
CohIortS' dl3
FHNHE HEIIiRSS, Novel, by Miss Ellen Pick
y erng. Just received and for sale by
PARSONS, PRESTON & KURTZ,
Booksellers, Statoners and Blank Book Manufactur-
e!s, No, Isl Pratt street. d23-2t
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Factory BURNEp. MIR. ]. NJ. Findells bag
gng factory, six miles from Lexington, Ky.,
was consumed on Saturday uight week. Loss
$4,000, and insurance $1,000
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-24

E~BAIp SILK SEA RFs. Just received from
New York and ovened this morning, Two car.
toons Magnificent PLAID SIT X SCARFS, which viii
be sold at moderate ADVANCE as they are very
application should be made early.
EUW, J. RICHARDSON
e Baltimore sIeeh
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DIR. LANDl95
PATENT DOUBLE SPRING TRUSS
W'GrTGHted 10 perform the tcdtcnl ciaC Il
HERNIA or PT-JJTTbE


FEyfIE subscriber having Purchased the Patent
u rigtt OF The above TRUSS and having entered
extensively into their manufacture, now off rs il iOl
sale at hatke price formerly charged by the patenlee
The above instrument is conducted entirely upon
anatomical aud pathological Principles, and meets
every indication essential TO LtG permanent cure OF
HERNIA.
1t possesses many important advantages over the
Trusscs now in common use, Is il combines iexbili-
y with frmness, and by mGani OF the pivot and indie
pendent spring, the pad Accommodates Itself firmly
to the body, and cannot be displaced by The motion
Of the wearCr, answering by lis means, desdera-
tam long sought after by the Medical profession.
Although it is yet rev h,sulion, il has become
much celebrated by the great benefit already derived
By hundreds who nave beeH radically cured Of hat
most troublesome and fatal 4 teaec Hernia. The de-
sire t. put the Truss within fac reach of al afflicted,
has induced the proprietor tlreduce The price
Certificates of the strongest recommendation from
some of the most distinguished Surgeons and Physi
clans of this and other titics, can he seen by
reference to circular in te h.mds of all The Age.ts
and public places generally.
EpHRAIM Y. FORNEY. Pronrptor
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DIR. ROGERS MEDICAL OFFICE.
NO. 4 SOUTH FREDERICK ST.

NJ n COOlh
HNR. ROGERS having recovered from his late
D y iliRess has recommended his practice al the old
stand, South Frederick ST., , doors below Baltimore
st, left hand side olng down.
EXTRAORDINARY CURES.
GONORkHCEA aud GLEEf permanently cured
in fiom 9 TO 50 hours. STRUCTURES, SYPHILIS,
and all Vcnerea ctons, perfectly removed in from
che TO three days-oI 10 charge.
MEDICAL OFFICE.
NO. 4 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
(Frst door from BGmOrs-st going towards the docl.)
{I3- Take notice of DIR. ROGERS NAME on dit
fcf.nt parts of the office, Attendance from A. VI
till 10 at night. CURE W.4RR.4NIJID--No pay
unless CURE be effected.
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EPHRAIM Y. F0RNEY, Proprietor,
Chemist and Apothecaiy,

No. 81 EutaW-st, cor Clay ST, Baltimore.
For sale by ]. ID. Stewart, cor. Hanover and Cam
den-sis Laroque, corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS;
NJ N. Robinson, corner Gay aud Saratoga ts j. B..
Stansbury, Thames stree, F. p; Wiseman & Wroth,
Light-s, opposite Dix 'oggs Hotel; Sawyer, corner
Pratt and Paca SITS; J. F Perkins & Brother, corner
franklin and Greens tr.ets; c. Wiseman, corner of
Baltimore and Cove streets.
o. The Paentee, D. J.. may be consulted at his
office, No. 80 COUGH STREET, near the POM,
Spring oaO-eoly
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A CHEMICAL RESULT to enable persons
"a 10 DYE INSTANTANEOuSI.Y iheir HALR.

a CHEMICAL RESULT to enable persons
"A TO DYE INSTANTANEDUSl.Y their HAIR
without the least inconvenience.
JULES HAUEL'S CELEBRATED VEGETA-
BILE LIQUID HAIR BYE, tor chang ing red or gray
hair, whisters, eyebrows, SC to a brown, black or
chesnut color. The slightestevll cCnsequesces nesd
not be feared from lis useit is altogether harmless
This composition is the only one sanctioned by HE
science of Chamstry, t. dye, in an indelbe manner,
the various gradati0aS of cOIOrs, without danger OF
inconvenience, aud has justified the liberal patron
age and unlimited confidence of the public.
fh7- Betcare Of Counterfeitcrs. Ask for 'Jses
Hauel's Vegetable Liquid Hair Dyc,"i YOU wat
the genuine article.
For sale wholesale and retail by
JULES HAUEI., Perfumer and Chemist,
46 S. Third st. below Chestnut Philad.
And for sale in Baltimore by The following Agents.
N. II. Robinson, cor Gay and Saratoga sts; } Boury
2lO Baltimore vt; Mortimer & MGwbray, Balto., and
Charles sis: Thos P. Harrison, 253 Baltimore ST.; r.
Hickey " Sons 227. Baltimore st; A. Croyeau, III
Baltimore ST; Coleman & Rodgers, l73 Baltimore ~
g. c. Winchester les Baltimore ST; Z. Hale, IL Bal
timore st; M. Laroque, BALTIC. Harrison SITS; Jas
P. De Lacour, 3J9 Baltimore ST; II. ). Thompson,
Howard and Fayette sls e. P. Rodgers, Howard and
Marion streets; ]. w. Barry Co., Baltimore and
Pearl SITS. oi5 WI sni5ln
n SADDLES OF FRESH (MOUNTAlN1
q - vENlSON received this day and for sale by
). CLAYTON & SONS,
dig l62 Lombard street.
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OIDssEEs1i E'S EBAbW OF
G5sn.gfaEssa.

Fer restoring The lair cad prersniiag IL pom falling
out
H1llS preparation "il MT only Keep 'ne h''' nol'
1 falling ont but will increase the grow nh In ~on
deffa manner. Il will keep the hair perfectly sat
and eassy--and always snp5h aud Ct a brilliant colar,
making the eparsest dryoss hair soft and sno III Inc
reputation aud value o. the article, have induced per
.as To- get up limitations If II value. entirely worth
lesspsninu them of on the public Iennine hair Re
siafes, when it is generally known that this Is The MY
article that will insure full head OF hair TO the person
using II.
) I'D wholesale and retail by Comstock 4 Gu, u
Coflandi ST., ~ Y. and BY John II. seay, Lynchbutg,
and Kaber 5. Specie. New LONDON.
Ian 30 oaf I'm
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39oftieal.
wmans AJAX rrrEYt

BY $. ". rarRlnGr.
Where thcv--t.. companions 81 orr fanes.
MNh ehem IN youth g. Aholled on The sod
The gray heircd fathers AID Inc gentle danes,
Mhusr hospltahie .neshola. erst ifudi
Tkl tsaateoss forns that taught hearts 10 love,
And woke hopes and aIs with magic spell,
TIE cheerful friends aifh whom To rove
Whose tales around the hearth We 10, ed SO weli-
Whore tle3'
where they -tlie gay train Of lauRling hours,
Youths lonsei for morrow an1 glad Yesterday,
TIA, joyous season Of hope, budding flowers,
That FAIRY portal 10 lii,s hofny mae.
The pregnant sunny ed.neutls OF lifs- year,
The calm bright moments d its Aphl Ky,
Ere stormy passion AMI bceoading care
Had ,e.el and mafred IL blue serenity
Where are ,lt,2
Where are tboy--the fond dean, Of bouyani YOUTH
Trusting to morrow, sroiniul otto day,
A.. vet undoubling the iaii ssfens truth,
slumbering in hopes soft lap enhanced We lay
Where are the glowing vision. tiiat
Before our eyes like purpliag clouds IF eve,
OF beauty, fortune, honour aud fepose
And all the witchefies hope alone
Whore arc they
Where are they--ihe resolves Of lies young morn
The resolution firm TO be aud do,
When weakness jifb.nty laughed 10 seorn,
Sage plans FOR future years VIC iondls drew;
The deep deyoiedncss to love md truth,
The mani, purpose and the sacred VOW
Thalslustereo big " th promise, in our youth
Like opening spungbud', biushing on the bouel-
Where thew
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XJIaGISIA.-At rules held IA the clerks osc OF The er
cunt spperiorsourt law md caneery. holden in aud
the county of campel the 81 day Of February, ISIS:
Giles W ard aud a define T.. his wife, Plaintiff,
drailtst
Garnett Lee, pauttt Clark, late sheriff Of campbell
county, George C. Iuuef and Harriet his wife Ferdinand
". kisqe Richard Perkins admf with the Will annexed
Of lanes B. sle deceased, and James W Ward, trustee
for Adciine T. u ard Defendants.
IL CHANcERY.
The defendant Ferdinand w Risqae having entered
his appearance and gYe security according the act Of
assembly aud the rules u This court, and appearing by
slacory evidence at lie IS not inhabtant of this
monwesh; II is ordered that sad defendant appear
the first Monday an Nav neX that being rule " and
the bills ol the plaintiffs, and that copy tins order
be forthwith inserted newspaper printed in tire
Lynchbufs months successfully and posted at the
frost door courthouse OF this county court
day. Il Copy Jeste,
JOHN ID. -HEX,7NDER, elk.
Feb. p Win
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ELak CREEK FURNACE.
March II

WE are INV receiving large and general stock OF
w Dry Goops and Groceries, at store al the
Furnace and respectfully invite those persons ol
whom we have hired hands and those having produce
exchange for goods well those who dea for cash
or pay promptly on the usual credit. TO examine our
stock before purchasing elsew here deermln-
ed sell goods AT such prices to insure general
satisfaction.
Our stock consists Of general assortment Of
DRY GOODS
for Ladies and Gentlemen Negro clothing, Ladies'
sud Genllrmens Shoes, Hardware. and good stock
Groceries. consisting of brown and loaf Sugar. Coffee,
Tea. Molasses. Leather. Rice. Nails, Salt, and many
other articles in their lire.
The Furnace is in operation. and those who are
in want of
will machinery, Tobacco Presses, Mould Boards,
Hollow Ware &C.
can he supplied in shurl time, by sending their orders
to Mr. William Rdgeway. We will guaro0tee all
Castings made at works 10 be nea, and well I'M
shed as a, any similar establishment in the State.
GEORGE u. PAYNE s. Co.
Elk Creek Furnace. Nelson, March Is I'm
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EynChburg Dyciny Establishment
REDEC IIp.N' IN PRICES.

WITHOUT opposition, having added another branch
w To my business which will enable me To fall in my
prices ot Dyeng and Watering OF dresses and many 9th
erartioes, therefore take this method to return thanks
to my customers for the liberal patronage which they
have bestowed towards me- and take great pleasure IN
announcing 10 them and the public IN general ha, |
have in full operation the real chemical process OF bleach
ing ana az, cpaed to bleach all k,ns "ollon or linen
goods, such as couderpanes. toilet covers, &C. Like
wise, bunnes and hats, beached, dyed and pressed
AS reasonable terms they be dune elsewhereAl-
genlemans garments dyed and cleansed. and pu, in
complete order. ready for without taking stitch
part very small sum- and The coers warranted not 10
smut. i. H. SOLOMON
\. d. My establishment is on Main street. nearly op
posiie The Union Hotel
March 10 On
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assuming department equally characterize his diss.
gushed successor, 50 too will his disposition 10 harmo
MA the interests ui the cuuaifias, scnz On the
sentiment, Inst
a peace Is Of the natafe MA conquest,
Pr then balh rarss natiy su5dued,
And nthef party loser"
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Feb. l3


fENl E subscriber having taken tho large convenient.
q ly located house The Basin, lately occupied
by Messfs Lewis y. Crenshaw s Co. for lhe purpose
Of conducting general Commission and Forwarding
busness--will be pleased receive Manufactured To
bacco and forward it instructed. charging only )
cents per box for receiving and forwarding
JAMES IL. JUREY.
Richmond, Sept. 10
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Feb. i3
Plaintiff,

+ rues holden in the Clerks Once Of the County Court
n IF Patrick, the ourthouse the list Monda IN feq
rulry, 1915:
Edward Thomas, Plaintiff,
WASHINGTON Thomas Sylvester webb and Rachael his
Wife formerly RI he rhon.s Polly Thomas, Henry ko
ger and Lucinda his wife formerly .nda fhomas james
~ Thomas Robert \. Thomas and Augustnr b. homas
The last three children of Benjamin Thomas decd chaa
Burrows Bartholomew Burrows, Ruth Burrows, John Bu,
rows, Peter burrows John " Kolliam, OF iortio Kcl
linn and Abigail lis wife, decd. formerly Abigail Burrows,
Martha G Kellian, James Keam aud Augustine Keliam,
children of Joha kelian and Nancy bis wii, formerly Nan
Burrows heirs at law to John Burrows and u, bonh his
wife formerly behnah Thomas and Augustine Uae Diana
Hade, Deborah iade, sally Hade, Rachel IYdde Nan
cy ludc and Mary u ado, children OF james " ale and
Nancy his wife, formerly Nuncy Thomas,
Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
The defendants, james w. Thomas, Robert T. Thomas
and Augustine Il. Thomas, Michael Burrows Bartholomew
Burrows, Rnlh Burrows, John Burrows, Peter Burrows
John kcham, Martha G. kelliam. James keuam. Au-
gustine keam, augustine wade. Diana wade Deborah
he, Sally wade, Rachel wAdc Nancy wade and Mary
wade not having entered their appearance and giving
rtv according 10 the act of sscmhy and the rules of this
court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they
are inh bitlnts this commonwealth On motion Of the
plaintiff, is ordered tha the said defendants do ape
here on the 1t Monday in ln and the ain
ed in ynchburg Virginia for months successfully
aud posted the front door Of the courthouse oil this
ty court day.
"A Copv--Testr.
SAN h. &. Staples y. {.
Feb IA N2m
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ENGEEg ORTIZ &E.gE.g:EGs y

EgsGEEB ORTIZ &E2sBg.g:EGs y
MRS. i. Y. LOMAA, Principal
MRS. JAMES FREEMAN DANA, Associate Prn.
FENlIiS losttutun stualed in the town of Liberty,
u Bedford County, Va. will be open for the recen-
ton OF pupils the lstof October.
Ii is the object OF the Principals to mpsrt 10 the STU
dents useful al; well ornamental education.
this purpose. Mrs l.. aud Mrs. u. will be aided by
petent assistants.
THE TERMS WILL BE
Tuition in English, Tor The LIST class SO pr months
2nd do Is - -
JUNIOR class - 3rd do 10 " "
Tuition in French, by Mile Roget
of Frenee. D
Music. by Professor Wlnker Of Germany, -Piauo $25
Harp i35 Guitar SIS pr. months.
Drawing, Painting, Latin, German, at Professors
charges
Plain aud Ornamental Needle work, s. pr FIVE months
Use Of Musical instruments s..
Each Young lady furnishing herown bedding and towels
n. Board may asb he obtained in many respect
able families in the village
Relerences-Judge SanarJ and James Lyons. Esq.
Richmond; Judge Lomax Fredericksburg; Rev. Dr.
lawley and Rev. Mr.. Laurie, list Presby Church
Washngion; Gen Gordon and Hon. VIM. c. Rives,
Albemare; DR.. p. II. Gmer, Lynelburp; Geo. I
Tayloe, Boetour Rev. DR.. 5. Phillips and hev' ia
cob ID. Mitchell Liberty.
Bedford, Sept. 10 is
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4 rules holden in the Clerks Office OF the Circuit sur
"A rior Court of Law and Chnncery, for the county oil
rick, the court house. the LIST Monday IN eof''
IS45:
Joseph Roger, Painoh'
against
George L. Penn, Edmund Penn, Peter P. Penn, 1nia"
Staples and Mary S. his wife, formerly Mary D ItD'
Richard II Scales and Sophia his wife, formerly oopn'a
Penn Thomas Penn and CathaIine his WIFE, ioih''.
Catharinc Penn, and finn M Penn and Sarah r. PENN ~
FAINT children Greensve Penn decd, John r. Penn A
W ilham Penn, infant children OF Gabriel Penn, dec a. VA
was the children of said Greensve Penn dec d. ~
Benjamin Spencer, DelenuA"''
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants, George L. Penn, Edmund Penn ia ID
Richard H. Scales and Sophia his wife, not having II
their appearance and given security, according to the
assembly and the rules of this court and appearing
isfactoy evidence that they inhabitants Of tins ht
monwealth On motion Of the Plaintiff it is arderea; a
the said defendants do appear here the LIST Menoa t
pril next. and the plaintiffs bill, ana Lhurr
copy Of this order be forthwith published in the =, the
Nireinan for months successfully, and posed ut
front door Of the courthouse of this courty on some
day. n Capy-Feste. ~ e.
s,7ML G. ST.3PLEo, a.
Feb, Is tt "-
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" OTECE.

~ U A Mo Ee
TKNIIF Subscriber will sell at Clover Hill. (the seat
L ofthe new county OF Appomattox.) on Friday. the
lh day Of April ifiair # not, the fair day. be
continued from day to day Sundays excepteG) until
completed, the 30 ACRES, laid of by the Trustees
in half acre ,ls by OF Assembly Immediately after
the sao Of the lots laid off, the balance of the Tract
will be sold in lots 10 suit purchasers, including the Ia
vEaN House.. and other gu, houses adjoining the rav
ern House. Sale positively and without reserve
Terms made known on day Of sale.
HUGH RAlNE.
o. The Richmond Wing and Enquirer are request
ed copy until day OF sale. aud forward their accounts
to Hugh Raine. Rane's Tavern, Va.
March Is TIA
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From 10 y times cheaper ti"n before, or nothing
Ii,r u. rr ]. NOT dcIighl ed with IL:


A n nrtj. ie Family consider indispensable
"A they know power aud value, and which has
been sold high reach all classes, has
been reduced in price with Nrw that rich mud poor high
aud low and in ct every human being may ctoy its
forts and all who it sn have the pre returned 10 them
ifhcy delighted With its We without
the possibility OF contradiction that ull BuRNs aud SCALus,
EXrERNAL SoRE old esi and all external pains
aud aches, where shall be reduced comfort by II
in f,e Misunderstanding life, limb, or No barn can be
nl this is applied unless the ytas destroy ed by the
accident It's truly magical 10 Appearance in its ELECTS
Enquire "Conncs Magical Pain EXtrnctor Sal,e,"
Cumsock and CO. s. 81. Coulandt street, New York Price
- cents four times much ior % cents, aud ten
times ~ much for n dollar.
Nnu will please observe Sovereign remedy for all
complaints but only int, nded for external application and
will cure the TOLL ,wugB Burns, Scald, Frosted Parts Chill
blans, Chnie Calls Chups, letter Pimple Boteh Feion,
Ulcer Spaina Ery spelas Stas Cuts Bruises Strain, Ring
worm, Sore Ewes and Lids, aud White Swellings.
Though we have named numerous affections, experience
has taught that they 1t will he nccessu-
TO know that the article called toNNELs is the only
we recommends but must caution against mia-
tons that have believe o hut nluri-
Gus. Remember il is CONNEi.S Magical Pain Extractor.
S1ld wholesale and retail by Cuusoek & Co. u Curt-
land st., \ Y, and by John IL. Seay, l,nchburg and by
kuhier X Specie, New London.
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Ds'K.yTER CkOTNx.N'G
"A n n n & r

z y order to make nom for large Spring and Sum
4 mor Stuck. Will sell the remainder VI our Stock
of Fall and Winter Goods al cost.
Persons IN want Of 6uo and fashionable Clothing,
would do vii to call early nj
PARtIAM & HOPKINS
CLOTHING EMroRiuM,
Main Street.
March II Is