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BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY.

BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY.
aSTp The subscriber would respectfully
WIZ inform his friends aid the public
VI 1fssu generally, that he is continuing the
s1aizS EM GsiafB BOOT and SHOE Business al No.
HShe 81 SOUTH GAY STRERT, oppo-
wh0 site the Exchange, third door from
Second ST., Baltimore, where he intends TO manulac-
ture BOOTS, GATHER BOOTS and SHOES, of
every description, in the most fashionable and APP
proved styles, of the best workmanship and material
warranted to and fit equal TO any in this or any
other city in the Union. He would also embrace this
opportunity of returning thanks to his numerous Gus
toners and friends for their liberal and kind patron
age. and respectfully solicits a continuance Of the
same. Prices az follows:
Dress BOOTS, stitched, $500
do do pegged, $50
Double sole lined water prosf Boots, stitched, 600
do do do do pegged 400
Cork sole BOOTS, pegged, $50
- All orders filled at the shortest notice, whole
sale and retail.
se6-tf SAMUEL J. HANDY,
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~ cUhEmAN, BOOT MAKER,

doors from Baltimore-st.
SJrD The subscriber begs leave To il
HlE form his friends and customers thrt
49, u ,,s,sz he has feestablished himself at the
HRizb' S GEiza@ above stand, where be is mannfac-
AatA turing gentlemen's BOOTS, SHOES,
%1A' &c. at his usual low prices, and in a
style which he is determined shall not be surpassed
by any establishment in the City. Further putting is
unnecessary, as every one who has worn his Boots
can testify TO their quality. He also begs leave TO
return his thanks 10 mis- numerous customers for the
very liberal share of patronage which they extended
10 min, and very humby solicits continuance of the
same III a3l 3m
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MEDICAL OFFICE.

NO. 4 SOUTH FREDERICK ST.
(Frs door from BaltimoTe-:t going towards The dockl
FWyAKE NOTICE of DIR, ROGERS NAME on
Ill different parts Of the Office.
Attendance from A. NJ till 10 at night.
CURE WARRANTED,
a7-NO PAY UNLESS A CURE BE EFFECTED
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WD EMOVAL. REMOVAL.

BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY!
The subscriber having lscated him
self at No. Is East LOMBARD ST,
near Clagett's Brewery, would respect,
fully inform his friends and the public
generally, that he is prepared to manu-
facture BOOTS or SHOES, sewed or
pegeed, not to be eXcelled in materials,
workmanship, or neatness oft, which
y, shall wear equal TO any that are manu-
Efa.., featured in this citv. or anV citU in tho
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-18

~ "a kE' Just received by rail road q ~
~ olL CAKE IN store and for sale bv ION
ca,, y. CLAYTON s SONS
A62 Lombard sneet
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MINIATURE BUREAUS AND SHAW
VIZ ING CASES-A new article, to which we in
yite the attention of Fancy Goods dealers-just re-
eeivsd on consignment, and for saleby
FREDERICK PICKEY e. SONS,
leJ4 Ne, go Baltimore street
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EYNCflBUwG MAisnEr.

forthe ieeek ending Saturday, March II, sl6.
j The markets has been dull Tor the las, week. Very
ltlo Tobacco coming in hui nm ,nr,easa ,aon ho e,s
,,ois.,,,, IT., ri. =,
'".'', p''" 1ues a''a working ifes''
sells welt and Ibis Is The time Tor the planters 10 send
E Il Ia, rs tho steamers and manufacturers must have
something to do. Other articles are wi,beo, any mate
i 81 100,
~,
aatIIG y, "a a. ~ "a ~ p n" 'ues' y
a NIL "a iIiia. a. M. ma ,, common "''
4 IN =, : M " s''l'"s E En
=; ne - 'a' ~ ~ N,9""''"2 si''o "
81 - .",''k 80 ~ ~
.d Nv" a,, . : - a."
Es,li.s Il "a :, a. a'''''' s'1'' '''s' w 'a''''s
''i,5.s % s so " ~
| ~ ~ a'"'-So e's, - %.
"a % 10 ~ Gus per oasnr' nom wagon,
sa s' po per 5, hnna red cleaned 30 10 ~
.eu I, l'l ops'el, N.Y. ga GEMS
,eaa,iy h "" ete' s''s Tue
tf IN IIrl g." - ,,5t ,r, ~ y. - -
sat ' s e''e ga d " i'"o"'y ecu,
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sssEs.S'G SUPPLY.
LEE & sOfsERTS


A RE now tecevina and offer for sale livery low
N - hIds 81. Cfoix, T. X. and n. o. Sugars,
tmri nfime)
5000 lbs Noolsey s w. double refined Loaf do
5000 hs common Loaf sugar.
50 tbls Cuba and \. q clarified Sugar.
80 hhds and hnftels Mnasses (pafi ptim,)
soc ssrks Liverpool salt IT, iae order.
300 hals .asuia. Rio. ST. Domingo end old Jas
VI Cnlee, tpar vrfy pfme)
20 packages eunpnwdtr and Imperial Tea. (pat
extra Rn.)
5000 lbs Sole Leather stamp GOOD and dAmagrd
lprer Leather,
2ed lbs. Shae 'Ihrrnd
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarns, Lyochburg. Richmond aud
Manchester Factory
100 boxes Sperm and lallow Candles good quail
" and low.
30 3" Inrpenhe Soap.
lioll's shaving aud Nsdrga'ed soap.
ret1ons indigo pati ptime aud warranted
80 heNea aud bags prnnet. Gioeet aud rimenio.
50 " sNlo aud lOAl2 Window Glass.
900 kegs Mails from Id 10 iuh very cheap,
5000 lbs. double Shear. Cast aud Bllseted Steel
warranted.
10000 hs up country Bar Iron. well assorted.
l0oO Bar Irad. 80 haqs Shot asserted,
30 kegs pupoul's +. Powder. warranted,
90 10 do blasting Ito :"
80 bids M. 3 Mackrtl. IN primo order.
20 d,z ramed Buckets
~ haes 3 i-7 Z and Al brown Shectings and
Shrlines
~ 90 W. anu Nuuen 'hnheuIgs, very
low,
5000 yards Tow and Flax Linen.
bed 1irkine Calico asserted. bleach Cotton Cotton
llandkefchels. Spool Cotton Patent Thread Needles.
Pms. Cotton and WOOL Cards. tlolhs and Gassimeres,
Wood Pocket Combs Wnrpln, Writing aud Letter
Papet. Mustard. Knives aud Forks. black aud blue
black paeca Lnstes with every other article usually
fund IN large stuck Of Goeis all ol "hwh we will sell
at prices Ia sui the lines, from old friends and the
public generally. We ask Il call
LEE s ROBERTS.
ALSO.
large and general stock o foreign and domestic Ii
guofn, part ol which are old aud warranted pure.
l.. < r.
March l6 IA
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The following Schemes will be drawn nj Wilmington
ns follows:
Monday Gth-Pnkomnke, Class 81 IS ms l.
arawn. Cepitals-25 GOO 1000, 1000, 100 of 500
Sc. I',-tels S., halves l. quarters :. Dawn Nus
received 18th.
Tuesday 9Th pokomoke. Glass a. 70 Nos. -
drawn. Capitalists 600 COCO. 1900, 50 of 500,
SC. Tickets So. halves $50, quarters 30. Drawn
Nos lived the lqh.
"Wednesday 18th pokomoke. Class 81 C6 Nos,
u drawn Capitas-I2,000, ! 600. 2.1l5 1880, Sc.
Tickets 81. halves 2, quarters |. Dawn Nos. receiv-
ed the 2Oth
Thursday l9lh-P okonokr. Clas. Sc IS Nos. IA
dawn. Cqpllas-S,000 200O. 1900, lOG6. &c.
Tickets 81 halves quarters soc. Drawing received
DIST.
Friday ooh pokomeke. Class 81. 7s Nos. IL
drawn. Caruals-sl .00o, 1000. 3 GOO 1000. Sc
Tickets 81, halves 2, quarters /. Dawn Nos received
22nd.
o. $40 ,OOO-io0OO-IOO Of 1000, IN
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class NJ. ~, L.. he
drawn on Saturday, Mamh 2lsl. 1876 IS Nos. II
drawn. Grand Capitals :-t3o.0OO. I200o 6OnO
5000, 1000, $500. 2i33, leo pnzcs OF 1000 80 of 500
Sc ol 800. Sc. Tickets Sl2 talves g. qrs , A cert
6eac 20 Nholrs Gusts 1876 CO. % halves 81 SO; p
qs 80 90. Drawing received the 2jrd.
Monday esd poFonoke. Glass -. ~ Nos l9
drawn. Caplals-25 300 6lO0. 1000 1000 Sc
Tickets S., halves 4, qaarters2 Drawn Nus received
25lh.
Tuesday 2ith-pokamokc. Class 50 70 Nos. ~
20 of 1000, ~. Tickets S. halves $50 quarters
%. Dawn IS. received 26lh.
"Wednesday 25lh-Ta.ouate, Class Go Is Nos
l3 drawn. Capials-lo,0u0, 1000, 2o00, 2n Of 800
Tickets 81, halves ., quarters |. Dawn Nos. rceely.
ed 27lh
Thursday Goth Pokonoke, Class 81 rs Nus. ~
drawn. Capitals 9000 5000 1000. 1900. Sc. Tick
cts s. 80 LalVes 25, quarters GA. Drawn Nos re-
ceived 2slh.
Friday 21h-Pokomoke, Glass 60. Is Nos. IA
drawn. Capitals 10000, 1000. 1000, 1905. &c.
Tickets 81.
0000- Is .OO0-lo0 of 1000
Grand Consolidated Lottery. No IS. In be drawn on
Saturday, March 2S, 1916. ~ nos l3 drawn. Grand
Capitals: $50 600. $4,000. 1000 5000, 5000 1854
100 prizes Of 600 Sc. Tickets 10 halves e quarters
3 certificate Of 20 wholes cost S 10 40, halyea II
10 quarters 30 50.
Persons ordering by the package in any Of the above
deduct the p,ice Of three tickets. have every day
Lotteries from 10 $40, aud when n remittance is made
to me, large small, will always invest the most
popular lotteries on hand. The drawings sent when
requested all who order from me. The cash for all
capt. ais can he had usual al sight On all letters
closing cash prize tickets tie postage need not be paid
The Tickets in The above Lotteries are received and all
orders addressed 10 LUCK the most prompt and
confidential attention. Persons from the country visit
ng he city should bear in mind that all prizes are in
the hands of LUCK For prizes, address
{. b. LUCK.
Richmond March 10 1t
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lever saw. containing SIX tiers Of seas, covered wlh
crimson velvet Tue Kings tox was really snprfo
being very large and lined both sides with splendid
mirrors, with canopy Of crimson curtains held up by
two graceful bronze figures and The top was crown
studied with many brilliant and sparkling diamonds
and upon this large green ball with larse
golden cross. from which hung gracefully gold frinse
dapery. On this occasion the King was MI pfeseat
though he is said "a De very fond Of such amusomen-
Ills sister, quite pretty gu u sevcnieen dressed ia
black silk om simple occupied the royal box. The Ia.
dies the operas here do dress handsomely rs al
Paris was much struck with the appearance Of the
gems d'anes stationed all around the house
aud on the stage. winch never had seen at any other
place.
few evenings past nc made an excursion in car,
rage to the tomb Of Virgil situated far from the city
Though Maaau the place of his birth he is said
the aye ufsixeen 10 have removed 10 this place. where
he laid the foundation oi his great learning aud poetic
works. As carriage drove up 10 the point we were
to pet out. fifty ragged bows surrounded US with
earnest opportunities to be engaged conductors to
the mansolenm Of Virgil. We selected one OF them H.
ccerone, and after winding through ylaeyard for some
distance. al length arrived at the place II was
lovely spot ndeed-a kind Of groto. must lonely aud
seqnesteted Tie tomb surrounded with beautiful VINES
and everereens. inernngled With yiuets aal other
Wild flowers. lie former times there was 4 large urn
surpored by nine columns of narble-bnt even these
marble columns and are pone-sfill the memory of
the sweet Nanan batd lGes lrrsh in the at.
iections of all the civilized world wanting neither NOM
uuens of marble brss> petpetuar his un5ivaed re
MUS. From Tins place there is most beautiful view of
the bay Of Naples and Mount Fesnyjns. rer gather
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At m all, alrl,,.j ,,,,,l,,,., a., ,,,,. - IT.
men of the foyya - ,. ''... " '''' 3' n
h,rerian Church. on FaJay. March "a lSi6 Tbe
mite an,,,,,.l -, @ ~ ~ '3'i' wien 'ie So'n-
tyng rra.,,a ''Fs'a,S ''epg reported lhe io
rnously adopted e'''s'''''''' NC" were "'a'''
Wi.,oaI 49, ..e,
c,,ino E ','."''e,''fF ua'le ana ese OF nlaN-
temperate and nrlI ,i ~ va, ''i''''''' u III
subversive Of the 4eolrl n,rgl d,,, ,,I 1'p
n,ace and b.n,;,,,ss - - GU" "''' iSH'
nenoo f ,I ,, " '''l'N1l'i' "'' N"elf"S a'si
; G ', Nv. ' '"'''''l', 'FaH a"d use OF hNlfa-
thrspnyils ,b,rof, 90 | e @ 1"'.u '-s''s "n
sIru,s IF ovina our - a ','' ''' ",ap'eo' "f
H., ,ho,,,7,,5i ~ '",' ''" unItsfIFen approval
nenre ID, bere,v + "a, o,,,,,l..a' ;, 90
IA, anne xeI com, iinf, r y '"l's
Artre lst This Sociefy l n ~, ,Ii, -
l,,ro Eoyuo, ue,'s J,J,9 JLa,i.a.... =. ;, -9'e''
A., .,d Nl ', '"'e '9'tt,3
We. whose names ar, b,na,' ar,5, ''',''I ~
selves that we wall o us' ,n,,yi,ri~, ' cut,
crane ,b., ,r, ,.,It =, -. '''- Nuns a. i "eNs
friends and in all suitable WAYS VIII i',,,, nue." ~
USE uf Them by others ~ 'o
Ar TIE >, Ii.,r...c,ti =. -, IN
President ,.nr Wee Presidents a R,5,,,, .,l r,
rondiag =, crrary and Treasure, ob, -bsG be,,a
ID aonuay va the Friday b4l,fp lI,, fI5rl S,d,, =,
March.
Art 4.-Ihis Society shall have the pa,yer IN ,,,le
sncli laws and regulations as may from lime Il, time
deem Necessary: maj Irity u The menbers present
curing.
The f,I'ouinq Gentlemen were tho, ,osrao,iy,l
homna ed aid duly ERECTED officers ni this Society:
| mo. W NJ, DUDLEY, President:
.'n". q Adams, Isl Wee Presidents;
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We cut the following from the Batavia spirit OF the ime'
of June 81 It ce,y that istof Balsam oil I'D
Cherry has attained high reputation IN Batavia as wei rs
in this city . ,,,,,,,. .,,. ..r ,,,o -,
~ few uatcnt medicines OF the day which we can recommend
nh confidence to all who affected with Coughs, '"ids
r o,spption Or who predlsposed to the iaef con
o;nt II has been used with considerable advantage ny
many families in town. and in few stubborn cases. nave
nroInced highly beneficial Observation-Disclosures Daiy AuV
Editors wyers, clegymen, and almost every class 10
t last f,1nd cut that Wisars Basam OF Wild CHERRY
What i ctac kca up to be the very best medicine to DC
G,und II cures all afectons OF the Lungs Nheh ho'"'"-
else will. ~ U;-,o,..
CrION-In setting forth the virtues OF w W l'lal
R,,,n we have no desire deceive those "o are
nnde Fiction nor wish TO euogle II NOR '"" 1t
usI, A. serves Yet when look around ana see inc as'
amount Of suffering and distress ocetsohed ny many VI e
aes in which this medic inc has proved so hiSy success
m y feel that we cannot urge its claims too strongly OF
"a 100 much IN its favor 80, t.y ,-p .n1
let the public be on their guard Other "bnsnmT ana
are sometimes imposed on the nnuspectne iof ,e
oenIine DR. Wistars Bulsam of wild Cherry some 'oi
the purpose of succeeding better in their chemes nave se
part of the name of line genuine, as "PhoniA bass Q,
Will Cherrvn Balsam of Wild Cherry, Comirey' ac''
.tSyrup of Wild Cherry" =, M,
Nre genuine without the written signature oil Butts
The above valuable Medicine is for sale BY
ID. r. LYMAN, Druggist.
March l6 ~U5) 1t
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CADDaS H. LuaM'~
VIEW LECAI'E 6EIECE,
Rnsrmcnt Gonm~ under the Ensto
Corner .Naia and iSh Street,
RIcuMoNp, W.
Dra,rmgs 'eceieed ercrg day al o'claek.

Drnrags 'eceieed ererg dan al o'claek.
4 UNPARALLELED l.uck atlICk'S lneky Of
u flee Tho cry ls--what's the matter ! The an
swer isthe people have found that all prizes
IN the hand Of LUCK.
II there be who have heretofore been uniutunal,
BY dealing IN Lotteries. lei lhcm call IN LUCK" As
he has clearly shown by his great IN selling Pf
zes that his Office was established Tor all such
Dawn Numbers of The following Grand scheme vii
be received my office Monday, 10Th instant.
,Ct- $4,000 10 OOO-IO,0OO. "a
Grand Consolidated LOTTERY No. | | To be drawn nj
Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday. March llth, Il
Nus e drnNn
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.y.ECF.0E$ VE.E.y.TEss.

I WISH to purchase. Tor cash, good Female Cook
Washer and ifoher. Also. two or three young
Men and Boys To work on my il Amherst. near
I.ynrtburg | want such well recommen
died snber and honest; for such Negroes fair cash
price will be paid. Persons who have gund Negroes.
and do not wish them sold traders are assured thai
want them for my use, and they will moi be sold
again unless for bad conduct.
RiCll'D. G. MORRISS.
March 10 lall5
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LEE n Hs<pssssssTS

LEE n ROBERTS
'AFFERS ft sale IN STORE. aud AFLOAr,
~ 900 bbs guod and common Nhiskey,
loo :, old Rye aud Rrelidcd, do. Ga par
extra fine qual,ly,)
80 !" prime old Apple Brandy,
10 bbs. and hbds, n. r.. Rum. good quality.
20 good l,amore Gin,
80 half pipes aud bills Imitation French Bran,
DIV, medium qualify
With general stock Of pure old Cognne aud other
Braades. old Madeira Wine, Sc. Sse. 10 uhich We in
vito the attention Of The trade.
LEE 4 ROBERTS.
March l6
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RICHMOND MARKET, March 10.

RICHMOND MARKET, March TO-
The only change 10 mute in the markets, Is decline
IN FLOIR and WHEAT: The former, we quote al
Si3: the latter. 100 10 ! 10 The inspections nd
receipts If TOBACCO small and quality inferior
FLOUR-Dull. held at 81 IS ga 90.
WlIEAr--l00 cents for red, and l05 cents for
white.
CORN-in demand Sales at G5 to 20 cents per
buShel.
0ATS-Fron wagons and railroads 40 AZ cents
per hushel. aud from vessels 80 a 30 cts.
PRONISlONS.-BAcoH:C City Cured and Smith
field. z cts Baltimore and Western Sides, 81 !;
Shoulders 81 a 6; Hams ga 8. LARD: Richmond and
Smithfeld 7 "A C.; Baltimore cents.
WiilSKFY-Barres ~ hhds. 26 cts.
BRANDY-Otard, Dupny & Co.. 81 % 80;
A. Selgneltp, Is; Imitation. 80 50 cts; Sazrrac.
3 90 a 3 80; Peach, dull at 80 100 cts, Virginia
Appe. Odd } ~ cents.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.
lowing letter is from highly respectable merchant

't)NSI MI lltlN " RED
The following letter from highly respectable merchant
dated
Iewisown, n. Y, Sept TO- 1874
DIR. n. JAYHEDcar Sic Il Is said by ply seans, nAd
is by OF mankind becv that Consumption anno
be curedhat when it becomes seated in the human
nothing eradicate stay its progress but that il
will continue The work Of destruction until ITS victim sinks
into the grave.
However true this may be in theory am disposed In
doubt it in fact indeed, experience, and desire 10
benefit others compels to the assertion untrue
will probably recoect that in the beginning OF 1870
you, stating that hadthe tonsunptun md that
it fast hurying 10 the grave did not then, nor do
now doubt, symptom was too painfully visible My
Physicians considered incurabc but the adv ee which
asked of you given and happyt soy thai by using
few hotties Of your Incompatible medcine--the ENPEC
rORANT, was restored, aud never in my life have
loyed better uninterrupted health than since that
time II YOU should now, you would not imagine by
appearance that had ever been sick much less that
had had the Consumption Dui TINT am still lying asrrbe
wholly and entirely to your EXPEGTORANT
LEONARD SHEPPARD.
The above valuable Medicine is for sale by
ID. X. LYMAN, Druggist.
March Is 1t
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Married IN this are IN riesday evening. iae ION
INST, by the lieV. Edmund Wahets lUpo,ic Co.'S
eVneuN. 10 f"sNcfs \, ", third daughter Of rhpm>
as Colqahoun deceased
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IUshsOHabEs 7,a,iorissg !,

ID n LEE having taken the house f1rmefls occk-
hes pied by Bouldn < Yancey, as law office, Oh The
street leading 10 the Washington Iolel, ia prepar-
ed 10 execute all orders IN his line IN the neaiest and
must fashionable style. Having had considerable expe.
renee in the business feels confden, in saving to the
public, hst all work entrusted his care shall be done
IN manner 10 be eqoalIed od'y by few aud surpassed
by nene aud cheaper than any work Of the quality
IL be had in the place.
N. B.-CuIling aud Repairing done at the shortest
notice. X. ~ L.
Feb 10 "a
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Az =AgqTE0N

"A AUCTION.
4 IN "Wednesday mufnlne. The lSlh. AT l0l o'clock,
~ we will sell IN ltonl ofeBf Auetlon Rvon
% barrels y. q Sne1fs,
10 =. Il da
20 hxes 1all5w Candles,
10 d. snetn do
dozn Sdefs.
80 do pach,er.
20 do rumhet4.
Broad thlhs and Cassinores
tassnclts and Nesiinps.
White and black Cotion Hose.
Black and assorted Sewing Silks.
Sp1n Cotton and Srau Stands. &c.. sc.
TALBOT Il LANlER. Auct'rs.
Exchange Corner.
March Is 1t
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E1.E "
a Ga Eg1p.
Richmond March II

"A CARD.
kNlIE citizens of Lynchburg most respectfully in
4 formed that q. BoZzaora proposes l., commence
his course Of musical instruction, the
PIANO, GUITAR, FLUTE AND VIOLIN,
the Odd inst. 1t is desirable therefore, that th,sa
who disposed 10 besow their patronage on him
w0n'd be kind enough 10 nfIm him Of it.
His ofice will be over ID. r. Lynlahs store.
Terms Tor months instruction on either Of the above
Stru neats 5 ..
fAb 10 I'm if
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For Coughs and Colds.
March l6

HAyISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CliERRYi
w Swayne's Syrup ditto, Mrs. Gardnfr's Liver
wort and Huarhound; Peas ilosrhound Candy; syn
Of Tar and Wood Naptha lhompson's Life i,reserver
together with mosLof the popular remedies of the day
For sale by JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
March 10 tall
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NEGROES WANTED!

" 11sNWVEI% EE NNHEU!
fDNlIE SUBSCRIBERS are wanting purchase
1 any number OF LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES
tbawill suit the Scuihern market.
As they are anxious 10 make their purchases spes
Oily possible they assure those having any for saie
hat they viii pay liberal cash prices be 0ttasa
ed in any market in the State. Persons who wsh ~
sell will do well To call them before making sale.
n. B.-Ve wish 10 purchase ono or two Blacksmith
and Carpenters. DAVIS s HART.
Nov. ) Is
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-31

From Maine to Mississippi. from Ore
gon to Florida. the wonderful effects of
Wislar's Balssm of Wild Cherry in cur
ing all diseases of the lungs. are as FAM.
liar an household words Where there
is a constitutional pre-disposi,ion to con
sumption, il keeps The insidlous destroy
er al bay, and we venture to affirm lha,
none ever died of that complaint, who had
recourse to this remedy when the first
symptoms of its approach appeared
Thousands who have sough. another eli.
male in The hopes of being relieved from
bronchils and consumption. and who
have laid their bones in a foreign land.
with none but strangers 10 perform the
las. offices of respect. nigh, now be living
in health, encircled by friends and kin
dred. had they betaken themselves TO this
infalibe remedy, instead of going into
voluntary exile. Coughs. colds. asthma,
bronchitis, pleurisy. sore throat. rheuma
ism, Group; and all of those diseases of the
organs of respiration which invariably
lead to death if neglected, can be removed
by few bottles of Wis,ar's Basam.
~ See advertisement.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-31
NE w GOOD S.
WESLEY JONES


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