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MISCELLANEOUS.
From the Iris aud odd-Fellow's Magazine.
JU STICE AND ESSION
A SKETCH FROM REAL L9LIFE.

By. l.. a. NJ.
AUTHORIZES OF "AuNr RosAnELLE," "AMsir1os, y &C.
'Good morning. Mr.. r.GruG-walk in and
be seatcd.' said MIR. Mildmay, handing his
morning vister chair-atlhe same time
caslng an inqniring glance at him, that
seemed 10 say, TO what cause am, Ito at
tribute this unusual visit?
No, sir-no, | have not time 10 sit,'
saidthe s,urhytradesman, pushing the chair
from him with smile that settled, upnn his
coarse and hardy ,fealures.as If ii were
stranger lhere-I have called this moruing,
friend Mldmay. to say we have got our
business pretty we'll under way: we only
wantyour name now TO make our lsl ON
plste. Come. old friend, give il 10 us
with us willing hand. and my word for il,
You will never regret it, or my name 8 not
Peter 'GruG' -
Indeed, SIR soid Mr.. Mildmay, a.you
have gone on To the point, without telling
me what this great and important business
is, that you have entered intu heart and
soul. Now, my friend, / am indeed a lit.
lie surprised at your seeming forge,fui-
ness. - as5t
important business it is, he snitl, :shrug-
glng up his shoulders; AYE, and it must be
accomplished, too This business, sir, i
say, that i named TO you a month or more
ago respecting these ewomen, sir, who are
taking our business out Of our hands. II
havGlbeen taking o. stroll around the city,
sir, and there is moi street, with tie tex-
ceplionios Broadway, but what is filled sir,
wslh.lhose petty shops,. milinaries, cap.
manufactures, and what else you may
choose to call them; L care not what their
names might be. Themattec is, sir, they
are carried on by women; aud that is e.
nongh to put them down in the estimation
OF every man Of common sense.-Come,
sir. am rather in hurry this morning,
aud you will oblige me by giving me your
name at once
Indeed, Mr.. Gruff, you will excuse me,
Tor have not clearly understood what you
would have me do
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Il au bseq dent calllIireliin

lseedlings. vii their aubs qnent cIli,irelin
all rsspects a alik q. s, "a
-Theacut.uresof :JJny ssaed ling fron;giiie
commencement of The rex perimenis; has
||bsel ordinar syes Ihe y iIa xe; alced %.
Ib11danly:as But HE 5graa te 81 iiif1hnfoysmeni
Il 9seanilY ,lle Seeding 81 sdf 1886. L a as, 5,
|spring, IspYsd ID bed six feel & cd l,afa,
about thim6 ef,fi . 3 ota too B ssea sWliichsr
gathered fromsnly seetll liTg d Prs.
vious. WhenatolEa s1arge asisifsaiI Ica6 6bage
plants, trans nlaalE Ifllssprep red
for them}Wittr aIighti iilow. Esetihem, one
ina place, at q distance. .of bout two feet.
md paid arliculat do lten.ibn IN Stheir cul-
tore. wines, we ESQ, sm 4 II Wfie1sthey i
first sprdng npdrom the soil tiiat The oiiil
not be seen at any DISTANCE; busat lifeline
Eof dig gihg they ycovereiIrthe entire sprIdce e
of the e:groiind;s ;sAyere very busfys perfectly
green, and as largeaas The round 5pfa cdm-'
mon chair. Onihe rooiss OF some of The
plants!I counted from '5OOuos 1000 tubers.
vary garom the sizeof a g06se.egq d ow n
ta,tliatf Of. of.a;squirreE.shnt. From the crop
'ofahe1 thinblefpl of steds,,I gathered a Bout
TIVE I've bushels ofpotatoes, 10 EalL appear
ances speffectlY healthy. The or eaiest
weight from one vine WRs .2Ibs. sA m1nng
my scedlingsiIlexpect to. titid5nex, fall a
rich variety ~etEorgl marked Will purple
ground, and with white eyes,
w l:takeg not, only. in these
Interesting experiments, accompanied as
they are with entertaining aud healthful
teimrp!"ymenl, but in. presenting to the pub
nc these new products, andat a time too
when the whole world is sosIeeply inieress
ted In this subject. l. issmy Siptenlion 10
give this lexperiment part attention
for Years TO come; md: should Sthere be!any
farmers. city gardeners, and Others, either
at home or abroad. who would Iikesto obs
lain.tnext fall seed from my tnbers Of
lS46, orihetubers themselves, for the;p
pose ofs planting or experiment., shall be
happy to supply them on reasonable terms,
ana thus contribute, mol, onIySfo, The pleas
sure and benefits: of the purchasers in The
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in their own ga rden
orfield, but also innrres,ing The great, ca.
lamity now realized in almost cyery5nntion
on The lobe. N. 8. Smith. n
APPLICATION AND Coop EFFECTS OF
GUANo.-Rey, Ansel Downs, of Batting
Hollow, Long Island, speaks 10 high
terms Of his success lin the nppli.
cation Of ,gnano in the culture of Indian
corn. In every case where he applied il
IN lhc'hill or otherwise, the result was
double quantity Of produce. lie .thinks
that when the guano is used in an. unaduI.
,erated state ut the time Of planting. il
sl'ould"not be applied directly under the
seed abut.at u sdslace ofiwo. or three in,
ches one side: for when the roots Of The
corn come in contact with the guano, the
plant seems 10 droop, turn yellow, and in
some instances die. This mode appears 10
be in perfect accordance with that practised
by The Peruyians.-A .Agriculturist.
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SAMUEL H.SsAr, Secretary
The subscriber, Agent for the above Company prepared
receive applications Life Insurance for the periods
named viz for for is and for
exceeding $40
OF the intermediate noted
well all other information
Insurance. will also be made application
offered by believed equal
superior those offered a.
Britain. H. q. GwATIIMEY.
Physician soeieyhe Family Physician the party
10 q BE- surpd
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New Law and Medical Books,
ENCUANGE BOOK STORE.

nUNLAP'S Paley's Agency treaties on
o. law ~ Pnnepil and Agent chiefly with
ar-,pr. fr,nsasfors nv WI racy 20 Edition with 90
dtona ty " Hoy ~ Amer can bdt"n WIN 'R'"'' ae'
icons tt Ioha nu. ftp.
Trrts.is sistas Teaics on The Of Fes'usut
Iuran snstrol ani improved.
tsfs n 49, draso q s Heat Lectures suhieets con
uesud vh c uccuc. court doafs 90 The h'aH by
~ Iauali n %. rhydc eruori may 20 hs 1icen a.
ueaaet thr Items fncrca Tffaues on inh imatna u
csfaton iafurton q The uisfus W " Brnnct w.
ou rbfhtsis Ohssssttus c cufabtT or Consunp
new. ani Faineu mode OF ueatmtnt W bf Hah
81 Nse ufFhns
IN. ,to,t have is. teen published snd are TOT ssleby
ngo & 2 FISHER, Agent,
undrf he Exchange.
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NEW LAW HOOKS.

VIE general iaws of Pcnnylnn from the 1900 4
pr - lsi6, ChfCnopgcaTy arranged. with refer
ensos 20 al the decisions Supreme PernyIntr
giving construction 10 snh Laws and copoui lrd.t rumpd ty
James Dunlop Of Pusburg DIGEST Convryll ur
tnmenly and Registry of an the on fba
eng references To The tains ecconsupIn these
of The States together with The Porn.
tate. Relmushmcb ETC. required by the sautc Of and In u
m each, preceded BY bease general ~
The nitufr execution aud operation Deeds
Cd by Appendix Of the approved general forms Of the a IN
meni being practical manual and guide Lawyers pubic
officers nni men ~ business by james Thornton late NJ Va
just published, and for by feb1 DRINKER A MORgts
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NEW COMMISSION HOUSE.

Successors OF We HobcTt sHnthmey'
ID e.. GWATHMEY AMI W. w. GNATH.
My lvs us day FORMED fshp undsf The hrm
~ g. g. gWATnHEY A. 90.
Their tIsn,ss Will stciufvsy Commission f9f The sa,
II Coag r,as gnsravaDd they have secured n o sani
ouR occupied ~ W. kob'r 6Wath
ney age kevs engaged 81 NJ Temp GNa
nsy win BE- 20 wen ktnwn ~ public saisfuaH f Tts
shat M preplfei reas1nabe advances on pfof N
and Jp y assduy 70 busncE to share
q far pnuon of pubic patronage. n q GWhTHhEl,
Richmond Dee fG-u W W SWhIHMbf,
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Farmers OF Virginia..

w f. have determined TO offer every possible in
dueameni Of Virginia. upon tide water TO
pod0ee this market therefore tender
produce Of all kinds the terms with the
Baltimore charges viii be for wheat lc per bue
corn oats Ie buShe for sold upon
credit and required guarantee ses usual guarantee
will be charged.
had in bus-
himself effect sales good terms
hc his personal attention to ia branch
business effort shall be wanting
satisfaction 10 those who my patronisc
To ash charge selling To those with whom
have Acquaintance refer MeEsrs HaI a Broth,
Co, arksdale, Capt Benz Sheppard and John
Gregory, ESQ GREITER & GREITERr
doors below City Hotel,
aH Iq-u formerly Bell Tavcrnl
INAsH FOR RAGs-Ibc" Franklin Manufacturing Company
~ intending extend OF Paper, Will
highest and Rags white oooured
Country may parcels the bubser
6eI who will Temitpa yment . he may be directed
JOHN RICHARDS,
SuperntendenlP rankn Ma Z Comply.
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ALEXANDER'S TRlC0BAPHE!
Improvement Of 1916.

FENHlS new and popular LIQUID HAIR Dl r.,
since is introduction met with Nsmped but merit
"a ufrsss and would inform the public, that st
lately made, that II stands
unparalleled the Hair tither Black or Brown inanta
u.ou and neither soils the clothes and instead OF
nune the hiir impa the beauty and elasticity Of youth
sup excellence will be apparent TO every one upon singh
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SUPERIOR VABNISHES

HOACH Furniture japan ha1ucne
- ifon Want h Of Emperor quliy-corstany hand 1f
cello iu quantities fp sit pur-l1safs.
The quality az an Vanish warranted.
uog5 DuNAL a PURCELL ~ Maustrr
SsVGAu Ann WOIASSEs New Odsuns SuRsr. varr1s
- rad.s Nee Or,lua Npasrs barrels prime uI1y ~
fuvu Havana suglf Jat received and f'r s1c BY
dt1u WFUE. BACON 4 60.
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I.H. EUSTACE " son

ID RESPECTFULLY solicit the merchants of
yirrua trading passing through Richmond examine
THAR Medicines Paints and Dye stuhs They
prsp. Inducements they think will make theiT
ntsrs. eonhae dealings their 10 this place
Ginseng and fied taken in exchange ior goods At
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NOTICE.

4 n consequence Of the state Of my health, I have
us day wurflwn from couvis.i1v rrssrss and
sI-rrfiod by ny nephrwa, Nc a. e.. Gvaey and Mr. "
W guauulry rrdsfti firm ~ " q. GWATfMEY A. 90 who
will au od STAND hhp1koe Wafho.c which have
I.rE 0-rup.sd
hfg leave 10 solicit Tie pai'unng- p my OH friends AMI
rmss behalf of above mentioned Gi AMI payment
of u.rss Indebted 10 without Delay.
Richmond 81 December 1916.
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FRESH DRY GOODS.
DER schrs Greenway and Lynchburg, we are
Il receiving
Fresh Spring Prints, styles
Super Green Barge
Fen~zos and Rubenaeeis Sewing Silks
Black 81 Sieges
Cotton aud Bingham Idkfs, ne " styles
Coates spool Cotton
Black and white Wgans
Fine Brown Sh rings
Blown Hollands
Red Paddirgs Sail Ducks
Lasting ana BToe,dc Coat Buttons
Lasting Satin and figured SILK Vest Buttons
Suspender Buttons assor cd
Patent Threads &C, &c, &c. For sale by
f. 10 KENT, KENDALL. 4 ATSATER.
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GRASS CLOTHS.-Wc are just opening Il
IL BOT Giass skirts. Also
Wutc silk Illusion Thule
Cherry cord Florence
Enrh,h CT Pins. &c. LATHROr a VAN DEt RsEN
EIs No gl, Nam Street
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CHOPPERS ISINGLASS.-COOpe Amer.
~ can refined Isnrass fr mixing Bsn- MlnFe Table
4 iust received tor sae by BrVAL A PURCELL.
n1 Druggists IA. Msin Street
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s, VALENTINE BREEDLN 90,
nog No si7 Broad Street shock Hin
RAITIMnpE 4 nNV INEID a, 49,
DALI lmUnE LUJh INtlKMl
No. Ell Pratt street, near the bridge.
UNDER rHE sKILrUL CHARGE OBJ
hR HAD DIS
IL HI. III ~ IL TX
DRESENTS To the ofll,cteJ H.,
II ...-.I--'-, ~ '''e "'"'S'eu he most certain
eho,s anu Gus treatment IN particular dcas. and
.r,., ,oI .u ~ uns Guy, OF The Union.
hayip, IN, IN. man. 49,. - -, i,oN,
under the direction of ,kiIoI and , "a nainoro been
upon public conG,n.s 49,, & rs offers claim
eight wears .Ip.rcnr. con a, an aspire TO- The
oeo - ~, s eou auuuee ue grateful testimony GO
CUuE "a ..,., S,c.s., ~ uca,n'en, from tins once.
case. ,n,edv ,..n,c ~ % hs anu The most aggravated
the b., mar, Of h lie y, ~ soundne' Having voted
DIR Harm, bl.nd. oisheh OF MedcalSeienee,
and assures the unfortunate az .Io "a knowledge.
out eIaRReration or ..,oT,on in % anu Candid advice with
DR. H. In. been ,py,ssd in = -, 80,
any physician in this civ ''ea'e Prse
The great suce... at,n,Inv NJ. 49,. -,
by the approval OF di,esTnin, nnb" % been well ate ed
agreeable TASTE .alubrou in arc as hiii and
in a. many hour, a, n G,,,a, perform per.
weeks, ' ~ ~ 'O'mefS required days aud
from n. Se" vr restrictions i. die,
functions ars not impaired seknng
arc produced by his medicines
Dr. H. abiure the perneious compounds of Mercury B,,,
rurpentne Harlem on other dSTu,tinr m,,n,.s 49,, ~
of the Ignorant but through sweet and
remedies drives disease. instead Of throwing ~ h., n
constitution cleansing the blood restoring vgot 10 the and
suchsh 70 the system
LET THE READER REMEMBER,
tended experience; the offspring OF science Tbe
1--WE influence has been felt and acknowledged by untold humber,
souh east and ~est-om the ton 10 IA,
humble roofs OF the vaey-al made by the VOC. 1
ing 81 PI ~ :,
- We" himself upon the benefit tunK
rI anu itloiee Thai he thus permitted
jam othe aie'ed position than tho
s VI '"' ~ p s' y" monarch.
l., the ,,' - sNa- II IN TIME.
aac,,on ~ ' o. Ia'e pleasure bear in mind when
c,,,on IN sonos,.a sno' va Dc io'tn making appl
n,r 49,, - 'ney not oHy obtain relief
49, anu oiaue great constitutional injury,
he could i.iv s 49, 70 O more moderate in his charges than
di..,.. confirmed
r,6,g ,c,,. - - aPIu advances OF this truly ter
ho,,i ,..,i, - 80 'e''uI INTO inc hooesi heart
Ji,coIong h.hs - " contemplate when liberation and
NV x,r,;, ~. 1.,,,, - Jams ueuay 10 the nnhap
hen 40 n,ny o., ~, pon MS WAS Then and not tai
with shudderinv fr,r fo1 tb nolI WINE Ne iurn
.,,,,s =, -. mo ueroaung path OF thus
o,hcr nc ,, ean no, oe forgotten that there
o, ;., sn note $40" ana insdous diseases that
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Oh IlIlDS. New Orleans Sugar
XIV Caftt Win,cr srrrm Oh
90 nht TanroTrOI
90 Caska CoaI rit OF. T1f sale hy
is-io DAyfNrIRT ALLEN &
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y
For Preserving and Beautiiying the TEETH

This article will be found invaluable, where
persons are sub ect To Swelling Bleeding GHms-or wh6n
ns ana and them from b.
sarr LOOSE or deeayfor rendering delicious freshness the
h neuirling odour from bad Tccihthc bad breath o
ssksrs persons who dslrtrrtd slmachs This excel
lent Bll>lmie Elixir ia which implicit reliance may b,
placed approval OF the respectable Pig
clans and Dentists Europe and the United States
For by Purcell, r. puval r. Johnston J. p pu
val 4 CO. H. RuSace Son, 5. Zahrisson, A. Leslie, DO
decker Bro RicAsgad Spolswo0d Robertson. C. Corng
Co. P,fsrsbrrg E. C. Breeden HiHAst, J. Cooke Iraelel
burr by principal Druggists throughout the T. s.
R. C A. Wright, Sole Agents Tot the T. s. Piiaiepkia-
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KENT, KENDALL 4 ATWATER,
Importers and wholesale Dealers,
EIFH

"ANE in store, and are now receiving, their
stock OF British. French and American Dry Goods for the
fan trade comprising unusually large and extensive variety
which he bought in market an
This and 10 which respectfully
trade. hENIi hbNDhLbS hi"ai""'
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Bcach,s Medicines.

Accompanying TIE above Work the Remedies various
disease described therein and which
IL.-- ~. .r-.-- no .L-- .--- ~
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SS0n REwARD-To the person VINO wi

y
sNtVOO prove that Iaues Vegetable Liquid Han Dye
uuni the very this country Europe This
discovery dye insauianeousy the
bar OF bskers without Inconvenience
This preparation warranted wash narc the
health Of hiir nd all sofnes brilianey
Re certain "Jales auels Liquid Hair Dye as all
others are spurious o black ASK for box marked ~
tf Tor brown, a. lot box marked H.
Premiums awarded to the subscriber al the Franklin
Institute Exhibition For sale Wholesale and retail by the pro
rUs.ot JULES HAUEI.
Peffumer and Chemist &c south "a siIeet
Below Chestnut, Philadelphia.
l.. Duval Purcell X X Duva- X On
su.sne Main Il Dornn MeQueen Broad 81
Richmond Bragg Thomas Co. Petersburg aud mot
III ~. tb,ourh the Iuon
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ENTLEMEN or RICHMOND-My ceIe

br,ted Ambrosa Rose and Almond SHAVING CREAMS de
f comparison Eur No will u.s. any other
snrr usng this the besi-tho bes-
Give Il only single do ask any To convince You
I~suani Il For SALE wholesale and retail at
JULES HAUELS
Perfumer Chemical Store,
40 south Ri street. below Chestnut, Phi'a.
And by nv Agents l. Gnier, Duya Purcell, Duval Du
ou.sn. anir Il DOrnin X Nctluocn Broad st.
sb,noDd On. Corning Bragg Thomas Co. Petersburg and
all the Drug through tie Union. &C
az Premiums awarded az the Frnkin Institute
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oil ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

EADANDYOU SHALLBE CONVINCED
The ANNEXED Of the proofs that AN daily
ceynE customers from abroad that NEsE
GQrD HiiR DyE best the best that
ehel all dye, that
muse.
ALBANY, Sept D. 1876.
Mr JULES HAUEI.
.olth "a street. Philadelphia
Dear sie Vegetable Liquid Hair Dye that received of you
with general satisfaction Pleas,
fIuher supply without delay, entirely and
daily calls for Yours
GEO. DEXTER, ~. D.
For sale, wholesale and retail. BY JULES ufHGL,
&c .ouih 80 street. Philadelphia.
And by my AGENTS l. Gnlet Duyal Purcell Duyal, Bu
Quesue Main Zlchrssn Domin 4 McQueen, Broad
Chs Cong Bragg Thomas Co. Petersburg. and
III the Druggists through the Union
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RECARDO'S
PALMA CHRISTI P0MADE.

The Proprietor of this NEW and beautiful pre-
aauon confidently recommends having equal the word
Tor npaung beautiful son and glossy appearance TO the Hair
promoting it, grow h, and preventing falling out
DIR IACkSON'S RALSAMIC ELINIR.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-06-26
EVANSVILLE FEMALE SEMINARY.

TINE Trustees of the Evansville Female Seminary
Il take pleasure ir announcing TO the public that
in May next, in the building on Water street, hith
erto occupied by Messrs. Heberd
The management of the Seminary will be entrusted
TO Mrs G. h. STONE Principal She has secured
for the present the services of Miss Green other and
well qualified associate teachers will be obtained as
the exigences of the School may require.
The course OF instruction will embrace Primary,
Preparatory and Advanced Department.
The Principal convinced of the importance Of eff
Gent training from the beginning will have the Pri
mary and Preparatory Departments under her ex-
elusive supervision.
Besides the Elementary branches, instruction will
be given in History, Mental and Moral Philosophy,
Rhetoric, Composition, Logic, Botany, Chemistry,
Mathematics, Ancient and Modern Languages, Mu-
sic, Vocal and Instrumental, Drawing Special at
the pupils. The year will be divided into two
sions OF p weeks each, four quarters of IL weeks
each.
Tuition in the Primary Department per Quar-
Preparatory. '..........- 400
Advanced -. -.-.-.-. TO 3
according to the advancement of the pupil. Extra
charges will be made for ancient and modern Ian
guages Music and Painting.
Young Ladies from a distance can find board in
good families at reasonable rates. In all such cases
however, they will be under the care OF one OF the
Teachers.
The Trustees take pleasure in commencing the
school TO the patronage OF all the friends Education,
and trust that an institution so well calculated to
meet the wants ofour rising community, will be Wig
orously supported. Mrs. S. brings letters ofcommen-
dalton from Rev. n II. Hall, of Lexington, Ky; Rev.
w. w. Hil and W. III. Bulky, of Louisville, Ky;
Rev. Mr. Pratt, Paris, Ky; references also may be
made to Rev. Bishop Smith, of Kentucky, to Rev. b.
Ii. Bascom, of Pennsylvania University and others.
By order of the Board
may l-w3tw6t DANIEL WOOLSEY, Sec'y.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-06-26

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IA This great Remedy; to which the public atten-
used in the western & south western states, spec
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Ague. Chill, oriniermittent Fever.
The unexampled and Complete success attending IFS
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'Febrifuge is now superseding every other offered
remedial agent and looked upon as the only one that
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The many thousands of instances wherein il has
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possessing the three cardinal merits, without which
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nent, G. s. Mackenzie & Co Cleveland Ohio, proprie
tors.
9>1-For sale by Hoadey, Phelps & Co, wholesale a.
gents New York, and by Brnkerhoff a. Penton, Chi
cago Ill; Ewards & Francis St. Louis, Mo. and by
For sale by VIM. NJ. WOOLSEY, agent for Ev-
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Tri-weekly journal., 1847-06-26

BURBANK, Corner of Main and Second
on hand well selected stock of Dry Goods and Fam
lily Groceries, Hardware and Cutlery. Axes, and ma
ny kind of farming Tools, Hollow ware, Wood Stone
and Queens-ware, Boots Shoes, Leather, Hats, Ceps
&c.-Comprisinga good assortment for farmers and
the country generally, which he will sell as cheay as
can abought West Of New York city. He will re-
Give in payment cash and all kinds of merchantable
produce He is thankful for the past, and solicits
call from those who like to buy good articles and cheap
before purchasing elsewhere sep 3-tf