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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-05-09
STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, SIS
~ CoURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Thomas Griffith, executor Of John Linn, decd.

Thomas Griffith, executor Of John Linn, deed.
VS.. tt te*
Sarah Linn, widow Of said John Linn, deceased;
Harvey Hendershot and Matilda his wife; Tho
/ mas Smith and Susan his wife; Jacob Thomas
and Elizabeth his wife; James Noffsinger and
/ Jane his wife; and Elias Pitmar, heirs at law OF
said John Linn, deceased and William Pitman,
surviving husband Of Mary Pitman, deceased,
formerly Mary Linn e
Said complainant has this day filed in the Office
Of the clerk Of said court his petition for leave to
complete real contract, entered into by said John
Linn in his life time, to convey to the use Of the
Harmony Baptist Church one acre Of land for a
hurying ground Petition Tor hearing at June
term. ARCHB0LD g. WIRE,
ela Attys for Complainant
May a. lSl6.-n8:Sw ~ tn-tLlN
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class 2O-Draws
at alexandra, May 90, 1876. rs Numbers; IL
drawn ballots
$50, 900; 10000 1000; 5000; 600; 100 of 900
are lO0, 900; 10 of 800; 100 OF 200. Tickets $40;
a certificate of 25 whoes $l45. Hp
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ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY. Extra Glass I2O-
Draws at Baltimore, May 20, 1876. rs Mum
hers; Is drawn ballots. nt
$S5, ,OO0 10 900; 5000; 5000; ,2OO GOO; ,9O0
,s00 700; 1000; 400; 10 Of 800; 400 of20O
Tickets $40; certificate of 20 wholes $50.
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IUST RECEIVED-A Splendid Assortment
a of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, OF
the latest style, and for sale at Pittsburgh prl-
ces, at the Cash and Produce Store Of
PORTER j. SMITH.
Sunfsh, April 10.
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HnETITION FOR PARTITIoN-MoSR aR
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs--April Term,
Caleb Hobbs


Amasa Hobbs widow of Nicanor Hobbs, deceas-
ed, Joshua Hobbs, Sarah Hobbs. wido W Of Israel
Hobbs, deceased, Farline Hobbs, Martha Ann
Hobbs and Eliza Jane Hobbs. the three last
named infant children and heirs of said Israel
Hobbs, Richard Hobbs, Minerva Howard late
Minerva Hobbs and Quincy Howard her hus-
band.
The, above named defendants will please take
notice, that on the goth day OF April, A. D. 1916,
the above named Caleb Hobbs filed his petition
with the clerk OF the Court of Common Pleas, in
and for the county of Monroe and State OF Ohio,
in which he asks that partition may be made of the
following described real estate. situate IN said
county Of Monroe, to wit: The North West quar-
ter of section No. 6, township 5 and Range Z, con-
tanning I4S and 25 hundreths acres; also the South
West quarter of the South West quarter of section
No. /, township 6 and Range :. containing 40 and
SO hundreths acres, in which he claims fee SIM
pie interest of 79 acres as his share. the residue in
various proportions to belong to the said defen-
lants, and that at the June Term of the Monroe
Court of Common Pleas, he will move the court
to make and order for the partition of the same
CALEB HOBBS,
By JOHN DAVENPORT,
April 25, ls46.-7w. This attorney.
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Woodsfeld, 1916.

nROBATE NOTICE is hereby Civ
en- to all persons interested, that final settle
ment accounts have been filed in the Office of the
Clerk OF the Court of Common Pleas within and
for the county Of Monroe and State of Ohio. by the
executors and administrators of the estates of the
following named persons, TO witt
Executor of Jacob Ollom, deceased.
I" " Josiah M. Dillon, ("
/" Thomas Allen, ("
's David Person, "
" +" David Kirkland, F"
/" George McCluan, +"
Administrator" Thomas Mccain,
/" " Samuel Susher, +"
&c Barton Wells,
g Mahlon Patton, /"
{" &c Elijah Stats, e"
" Miller Hogue,
That the said accounts are now on file in said office
subject to the inspection of all persons interested,
and continued until the June term of said court
1916, for final settlement and confirmation.
VIM. OKEY, Clerk.
The undersigned, Master Commissioner, will
examine all the above accounts (except the ac-
counts of the executor of Josiah M Dillon, de-
ceased, } at the Clerks Office in Woodsfeld, Mon
roe county, Ohio, commencing on the Sd Monday
IN May next in the order in which they stand above
aEd continuing from day to day examining them
each day until they are all examined and reported.
VIM. OkEf, mas Cou.
MAY 2, 1876. Monroe Common Pleas.
GTATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY, IS:
- COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
George Morrison,
Margaret Morrison, widow of Andrew Morrison.
deceased; William Morrison, John Clark, and
Mary his wife; Stilwell Truck, and Dorcas his
wife; David Morrison, Calvin Skinner, and Ann
his wife; Caleb Morrison, John Wilson, and
Borbora his wife; Matilda Morrison, Levi Nor
rison, Elizabeth Morrison, heirs of said Andrew
Morrison, late OF said county, deceased.
Notice IS hereby given that said George Morrison
has filed his petition with the Clerk of said Court
in which he claims partition of the lands of An
drew Morrison, deceased, Of which he claims one
share as heir Of said Andrew, and one share by
purchase from said William Morrison. Petition for
hearing next term.
ARCHBoLD s. WIRE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Nav g. lS46-3w
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wood,dsld, March IS, isae,
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e2O 2l,23 90 1t

TONSTABLE'S SALE, By VIZ ne Of a writ
u of fien facIas, issued by John Showacre, Esq +,
of the Justices Of the Peace of the State of Mary
land, in and for Baltimore city, the suit of Joseph
Turner and John e. Turner trading unde! the Hames
OF LOSE phi Turner Snn; y. Stansbury, use OF H. Il.
Fairfield, John McMurray, and William Reese,
against the goods and chatte lands and ttnenr MS
Of JEREMIAH HAYS, To me directed; have SriZtd
and taken in execution all the estate, right title, in
teresl, properly, claim and demand ataw in ECU ty,
Of The said Jeremiah Hays, in and to all that piece or
parCelOf GROUND situate and lying in the City OF
Baltimore aforesaid, and described by the metes and
bounds, courses aud distances following that is TO
say: Beginning toI the same on the line the South
enmost side of Preston street At the distance Of three
hun bred and fifty eli ut and six inches Northeast
wardy from the corner iurmed by the Intersection of
the NsrIheasternmost side of Pennsylvania Avenue
and the SouheasleInnvOst side Of Preston street,
which place beginning Ii distant one hundred and
ninctv-eght feet and SIX inches Noriheastward
! from the corner formed by the intersection OF the
Nnrtksasternmost side of Pear alley aRd The South
Rnsternmost side of Preston street, and running
thence Northeastwardy, bounding on Preston street
one hundred feet 10 the NorhEasterRnost outline o
| The whole ground, conveyed by Joseph J. Speed to
John Eschbach by ind nture bearing date the sixth
day o: December, eighteen hundred and forty three
and recorded AR Rg the Land records OF Baltimore
County Liber T. X, No. $685. uiD, 1856, &C.,
Southmestra andy bounding on said outline aud par
aei with 10 Pear alley OLe hundred feet to Walnut
alley, thence SOuh westwaTdy bounding the
RorthwestcrnmOst side OF Walnut alley and parallel
10 Preston street enc hundred feet and thence north
westwsdy by straight line parallel to Pear alley
one hundred ieet To the place of beginning. Being
the same i0t of ground which by indenture bearing
date the sth day Of December, lS43 aud recorded
mong the Land Records Of Baltimore COHnly, in
Iiser. 7. X. No. 1885, folio 43, WAS demsed and
|, ased by John Eschbach and wife to jeremiah Hays
for the term of Hiney nina years, renewable forever
sub act to the yearly rent Of hfy-eigst dollars paya
bic on the first day OF January in each year.
And hereby give notice. that en- the llth day OF
November al O'Clock in the afternoon, IWIll offer
tor ale the said property so seSes and taken nex-
ecution, by Public Auction, to the highest bidder for
cash. on the premises.
DAVID WHITSON,
O2O 81 .N-lO,lI-4t Constable,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
HOLIDAY ST. THEATRE.

FHNHIS EVENING, Oct 2lst, will he perform
y ed the laughable Comedy OF BORN TO GOOD
LUCK. Psudeen O'RafFerty, with songs,) Mr.. COL
Inns. Marquis MaRfrsdi, Mr. BAKER Count
Malt Mr.. CUNNINGHAM. Rufo, Mr. RICHARD
SON. Countess, Mrs. SILSBEE. MargaIetta, Mrs,
PALMER. Nina, Mrs HACKUhT.
To conclude with the laughabIe Farce Of TEDDY
THE TILER. Teddy MalOwRey, the Ter, Nj
in which he will siIg The Widow Ma
honey" Lady DHnderford, Mrs. THAYER
90 Price of admission-BOx SO cents-Pit IS.
N3-DoOrs open atquarter past 7-PerfOrmance 10
co mmence al quarter TO o'c ock. 1t
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CHANGE Of DAYS.

FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAMBRIDGE AND EASTON.
a sun~sp The steam boat MARY LAND leaves
Ew.zsd 49, 3 fillmore oH every MONDAY AND
1a&zatszXaxA THURSDAY MORNING att O'Clock,
from the lower end Of Dugan's wharf, for the above
places.
ON SATURDAYS, att O'Clock, A. M, for Anna
polls, Cambridge and Denton, by Dover Bridge, and
return on sunday.
She will leave Easten Point on every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY MORNINGS at 7 o'clock, for Cam
bridge, Annapolis and Baltimore.
k.B.-All baggage al the OWRer'r risk.
Passage to Am apos, SO cts
To Cambridge and Eastep, sl.b0
COlored people, 80 cts.
oc2 LEMUEL G. TAYLOR,
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE 4 C.3LPERT-STS.
yENHIS EVENING, Oct. 9Ist, will be perform
II ed THE ROLL OF THE DRUM Lueus
Junius Brutus, Drnm Major of the LIST, Mr.. ]. SEE
TON Emile, Mrs. LOWELL, R0sac, (sutler 10
the LIST resmenD Mrs. MOSSOP.
Aher which, Song by Mr.. GARNER.
To conclude with FRIGHTENED FOOTMAN.-
Mrs Dupais, Mrs. MOSSOP. Thomas, Mr. JOHN
SETON.
90 Adnittance 95 cts., children uHder 10 years Of
age l24 cents. Saloon performance to commence at
u O'Clock precisely. II
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NEW FALL GOODS.

NEW FALL GOODS.
ID MCELDOWNEf ~ co. have in store
MA and are daily receivinga large and well Sc
lectrd ST ok of NEW AND HOiCE DRY GOODS,
10 which they invite the attention Of their customers
and the public generally; embracing
VERY RICH BLACK SILK, from 4 TO A IN
width, plain and striped aud natefed
Jet black Mantila and other SILKS
Rich c0'd Satin de Ch"e, Gro Grain, Sata Luxor,
all new and beautiful Silks, for dresses
Rich Game con. in tine and gold, brown and garnet
brown and hue, green and gola, purple and brown
Silk plaid aud striped CASHMERE and MOUSE
LINES
Clarence plaid and striped Dress Goods
SUPER FRENCH MERIhO, at extraordinary low
prices
PaTametfa Cloths Thibet, Alpaca, Bomba7nes Plain
and tw,llpd Plaid GlNGHAMS
Super Twhled Whitney Blankets, some low priced
A large assortment Of new SHAWLS
A general assortment OF Linen and Cotton House
Keeping articles
Shirting Linens and Long Cloths
Cloths, Cassimcres, Cassinet and Nestngs
Black aud blue black and cold. VELVETS, sOme
yard wide
Chintzes and Calicoes II andk erch sand OSIERY
With general variety OF Goods, which will be Of
fred at the lowest possible prices.
1863 BALTIMORE ST,
OF Between Calvert aud Light SITS.
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HONSTABLE'S SALE. by virtue of a writ
" OF fer Rcias, issued by John Showacre, Esq r,
one Of the justices of the Peace of the State 0f Mary
and in and for Baltimore city, at the suit of Joseph
SimIHs, against The goods and chattles, lands and
tenenents Of Thomas w. Wood, TO me directed; |
have seized and taken in execution all the estate,
hight, title, interest, property, claim and drmlnd at
law and in equity, OF the said Thomas w. Wood in
and TO doz. Ladies Veis, E doz Ladies ScarfE,7 La
dies Bonnet Feathers, AZ doz. Ladies MittE, and /
Ladies Dress Patterns.
And hereby give notice, that on the och day of
October, al 10 O'Clock in the morning will offer for
sale the siid properly, 20 seized aud taken in
ton, by public auction, to the highest bid der Tor cash
at the Hanover Market.
DAVID WHlTSON,
e20. 81 % 29-lt Constable.
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TENIIE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully cal
Il the attention 0t their customers and the pXsc
TO their well selected stock of choice CLOTHS.
CASSIMERES, aud YESTINGS, which they ART
prepared to make up order in the fashionable
style, at the shortest Eutce, and such terms as
cannot fail to please their customers.
ROGERS * BOYB,
mh2S No. 1856 Market street.
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ASHTON LIE
HAT AND CAP ESTABLISH MI NT,

o. =
gasyRa GEORGE X. QUAIL would most
98 respectfully inform his friends and the
- public generally, that he has n, on
.AGMA hand large ana general assortment Of
HATS, of all kinds, OF his ows manu-
facture which, for beauty Of style and Raib, cannot
be- excelled Together with large stock Of CAPS,
consisting of Fur, Cloth and Glazed.
He would also call the particular atentioH Of the
LADItS ts his handsome selection of Lynx, Sable
Martin, Genet aud other MUFFS; also, 10 his beau
Gful fancy velvet and 9th CAPS for children.
I13-The above Goods having been selected By him =
self in New York, for his retail trade, and purchased
the lowest cash prices he is enabled TO sell them
wholesale retail, as low as any other house IN he
CITY, el3tlstJ
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STEEL BEADS-I have on hand large as
SsOrtment OF Steel Beads, all Numbers, for sale by
sel2 J. NJ. HAlG, l3i baltimore Vt.
NOLORED WORsTED PRINCES, for
" Dresses and Cloaks. I have just received by
direct importation case Of the above goods, which
| will sell by the yard or piece.
ol3 JAMES NJ, HAIG, 80 Baltimore street,
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ROMAN AMPHITHEATRE|
NORTH CALVERT STREET,
SANDS, LENT X CO., Promoters.
TWIHF PROPRIETORS of his s1tnhIiss

TUNHE PROPRIETORS of this establish
u nsnt have the pleasure sf announcing ts the
public Of BHtmors. ana tbs citizens of the adjacent
VisiRity, that their GRAND EQUESTRIAN ARENA
DAY, 26th of OCTOBER, 1876; il bsiaK their first
season since their toar Of Europe.
Ths interior sf the sudinE has been fitted sp in
the style Of the ANCIENT ROMAN AAPHlTHEA-
IRES, The BsIss are SmbsshOd IN q superior
manner, with every attention TO csnfort aRa eonvs-
RsHss, and distinct Rad separate entrance arsctsd
TO this pSrtisr OF the ARENA. Tha Pit will be fosad
SPIcisuI, aud will command q distinct and fall view
Of the CircR. The decorations oV I the Circle will
Ne OF the nsStsapeTb description; the ceiling will be
snansRted by splendid paintings, representing the
Rnceat Roman games, aud fests sf ohisalry. This
intsrsr OF As bsildRg will be lghted by splendid
and massive Gas Chandelier. The front of the Bsxes
is richly and beautifully enbeishsd and ornament
ed. Th- IHterior OF the building being Of n circular
fnTn anOrds opportunity fer every one Of The al
dieHe", hswsVsr large, to have complete view OF
every part Of tbs performance and spacious enough
TO eeonHlUsate b65 persons, with eoafsrt K. e.
LONG, Architect; II. J. REYNOLDS, Builders;
&. DRYER LEWIS, Decorators aud Painters.
TIE reputation OF this Company may be better in
fered, by its being HIdeEtsed that they lave Just re-
turned from Ave years tour of Sarspe, during whIch
tine they played several mort brilliant and success
fu snEs ats the English Opera Hsuss, Londsn
During this tour the ProPretsp were enabled 10 Oh
tain, aOt only the best tRlSRt amsHs the most cse
bAtsd rsuestrians and artists, but alss the most
hyhy trained aRd thorough bred stud II horses
collected together. They alss procured large and
con plste stud OF DANCING HORSES, aud Shetland
PONIES. This celebrated aud arrival ed Equestrian
Company has never bssn sauSed, AVID the Prsprls-
tors challenge composition from the wsid.
Prominent ana in bsla relief, TO any similar Exbi-
bOR ever presented 10 this public, stand the great
performances of
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a IT. OAK HALL

A OAK HALL
"A TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
BY MATTHIAS MELICK, HANOVER STREET, ons
door from Market ST., you can purchase CLOTHING
at reduced prices, to suit the times. Clothing made
and trimmed at the usual rates-Pants and Vests at
81 25 81 rs; Goats, OF French or English Cloths,
IS to So. The new style Of New York Over. coat
and Sack has just arrived; also, the style Vests
and Pants, Bloaks, &c. Call and the auahty and
style Of these garments at Oak Hall Clothing Store
No Hanover street, by
ol5-lmt MATTHIAS MELlCK.
wKJORsTED ZEPHYR WORSTED COATS
w AND SPENCERS. We have just received
per ship Louise, very handsome assortment Of the
above goods which We offer for sale upon acconno
FREDERICK FICKEY s. SONS,
e5 No. $50 Baltimore street,
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H,NANCY GOODS.
&c FREDERICK FIsKEY SONS,

NANCY GOODS.
E FREDERICK FIsKEY SONS,
No. 400 BALTIMORE. ST,
Have received Nv late arrivals frem Europe, com
pete assortment If FANCY GOODS, CUTLERY,
GUNS, PISTOLS, sc. sc. Looking Glasses, Snuff
Boxes and Perfumery; WoolIcn Goats and Spencers,
for children; Wooen Caps, Comforts, Hose and
Shirts; Cotton Hosiery Gloves, Laces, &c,
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS:
Patent Thread and Spool Cotton, Tapes sc.
Steel Beads, Bags, Bag Clasps, sc.
AND HAVE ON CONSIGNMENT.
Gum and Web Suspenders; Giuhing
Combs Of every description
Buttons do do
BRUSHES-For Hair, Cloth, Paint, &c.
Razor Strops, lnkstands and Matches
Powered Paper, Sand Papsr
Fancy Soap, Pins, Playing Cards and
LOOKING GLASSRS
To which we invite the attention Of dealers, Our
arrangements are suca that we can offer our goods
upon as 60 I'd terms they can be purchased in any
Of the Eastern cities, and our assortment IS very
complete. seel-u
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ANEW CARPETINGSI
~ NEW CARPETINGS

AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES!
The subscriber has hand beautiful as
sorIment of FALL CARPETINGS, RUGS, FLOOR
OIL CLOTHS, &c, which we can sell at greatly re-
duced prices from former rates. His assormen VIII
be found 10 comprise
EXTRA IMPERIAL THREE PLY CARPETINGS
of rich and desirable styles, and thoce quality.
EXTRA SUPERFINE KIDDERMINSTER; SU-
PERFlNE and FINE do, manufactured expressly
for our retail Sales ut OF the first factories, of
the newest and best styles; the colors of which are
warranted permanent.
COMMON INGRAM CARPETINGS. Of good
styles. ranging in price from ~ to so cents per yard
some Of which are manufactured entirely of NO ].
HEARTH RUGS and TABLE and PIANO CO.
VERSA full assortment on hand, of every variety
of style and prce.
FLOOR Oil CLOTHS, in various widths and
qualities.
FLOOR DRUGGETTS AND LINEN CRUMB
CLOTH; Stair Rods; Stair Druggett; Stair Lincp;
Tufted Door Mats; sheep skins, sc. sc.
LANDSCAPE WINDOW SHADES-A handsome
assortment of this new and beautiful STYLE of Win
dow Blind, at prices from Two to Ten Dolls. pair.
063- Persons wanting CARPETING, are invited
and will find ii to their advantage, to give the sub
sc,iber call, as he is enabled TO sell at very low
prices for casa.
T. NJ. CoNRADT, Carpet Warehouse,
O5 I'm Arr I'd Baltimore street, above Gay.
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SCARPA'S OIL, FOR THE CURE OF DEAF
- NESS, AND THE DISCHARGE OF MATTER
FROM THE EARS. We sut the following hiehk
important intelligence from newspaper printed in
LOckport, n. Y.
Nessrs. Murray Son members of the seeietv
Of Friends, and a:e well known in the business Gem
muny,
''1he undersigned, agents for Lockport, from per
sonal knowledge of its good effects, can recommend
within the last year abost $40 WORTH; and in mosi
cases it has proved heHC fetal. One case of i'selve
years standing, (the wife Of Jeptha Bahe0ck Of Som
erset) has been entirely cured by its Use. II those
interested viii eau on Ms, we will lay before taem
what evidence we have Of its remedial qualities, and
then they can best judge whether to u.s. I or not
j. MURRAY SON,
Fer sale by SETH S. HANCE, l0e Baltimore ST.
ap24 and cor. Charles and Pratt-sts.
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h ING'S DAGUERREAN GALLERY
~ Az BALTIMORE STREET,

7Ae Oldest Establishment liz the City.
With Light expressly adapted to the Art, the most
superior Apparatus, and certain Chemicals the Pro
prIetOr by giving his constant personal attention 10
Is profe, SION bar been enabled produce The most
correct and beautifully toned DAGUERREAN MIN.
lat URES that have ever been exhibited.
o. Citizens and strangers are invited 10 call and
examine specimens.
o. Hours Of Operating from A. NJ 10 5 P. NJ.
Instructions given and all materials furnished.
sPlS-tf
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ifJ;gEz Dr. LEACH, Formerly of North
SLkIfN CHARLES street,) now No. q SOUTH
fT CALVERT STREET, near BaIti-
! more, cares Tooth ache by EXtract l.
'rLIyA~f ing, Ohe emily safe and sure rene
HJTNAN dy.) Price % cents.
Y E.1SN G3- Also inserts ARTIFICIAL
l3ah> TEETH in The hest style. al very
SS%S reduced rates. FULL SETS made
~ to be worn on the bare gun with
gJkEN ont springs or clasps, and warrant
WV ed to answer The desired purpose,
W. sell 3nsy
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SEVERE INJURY TO THE SPINE.

This win certify that for a number Of years pas,
have sesa ia fsebIs health in consequence of having
had severe fall in the hold Of my vessel, which
sprained my hack and seriously inju rsd nay spine
have consulted physicians and tried the Ba Isam OF
Liverwort, sarsaparilla, and many othe medic nss,
and all TO purpose. a boul a month ago proous-
ed DR.. Chrstie's Galvanic Belt and Magnetic FIuid
and have entirely recovered. never expected to
be well again, and thought would have 10 give us
eoasiag, but BOW feel better than have for rum
Der of years past and am in evsry respect altered
persoz. Nothing would induce me 10 part villa ay
Belt if could rot pSOcgrs another.
(signeiO MORRIS OSBORN.
Residence No. Is Monroe ST., New York, and Mas
Yer OF the Norfolk packet schr. "Mary Jane"
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INTRODUCTORY BALL.

~ c. PHILLIPS begs leave 20 inform his
" friends and the public, that his FIRST Ball will
take place al Logan Hall on MONDAY EVENING,
Goth inst Tickets Sl-o be had of Mr.. 2. or any of
his pupils. MHrray's celebrated BAND will be in
attendance.
NJ. B. The School is new opeR for the rejection Of
Phpils. On TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS
for Gentlemen, ana TUESDAY and SATURDAY
AFTERN OONS for young ladies aud misses.
ag- COtiIIioR Parties every MONDAY EVENING
during the season. O2o Ct
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HANGING AND WALTxING
ID nF A Il

~ ACADEMY AT LOGAN HALL,
c. c. PHILLIPS respectfully informs his friends
and the public that he will resume the duties of his
School on TUESDAY, Sept 29h, al Logan Hal,
corner OF Bank and Bond streets. Days Of tuition for
young Ladies, Misses and Masters on Tuesday and
Saturday afternoons, from . till ) O'Clock, and Tues
Day and Friday EVenings. from till 10 O'Clock, for
Gentlemen. Terms made known on application TO c.
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