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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-29
NfOUeS, EfOUes. Nf0Ype

StOOSS, SGOOeS, Stores. Il
newspaper advertisement is too limited tc
describe the variety beauty and superiority of bis
assortment Of Stoves, few only can be noticed
The ventilated AIR TIGHT STOVE, admir-.
bly, suited for the dining room. chamber or nnr.
sery, vastly superior to any stove Of the kind
heretofore offered Also. --A'
The Self Regulating Air-TTeM Store. 4 new
and beautiful article, by which any degree often
perature required may be obtained.
COOKING STOVES of several kinds. and
among the rest the Cooks Farorite Io.prored. For
the superior excellence of this Stove, he takes
pleasure In referring to a few subioined testimo-
mails. Ioss''.-e
PARLoRl STOVES. Some patterns en,i,elv
new, calculated for burning either wood or coal.
we the undersigned have used in our familesit hi
"COOk'S FAV0RlTE sIMPROvEDu COOKING,
STOVE, for the last year or two, and have nj hes.
tntion IN recommending it to those who wish r6st
rate Cooking Stove. We believe il superior to anv
tnat we have yet seen, as regards economy in fuel
slmpicty ana eftcacy in its operations, and to be
wrat its name purports TO be- the Cook IS Fayorite
John Eyeleth, w II SbirIev
VIM Berkley | Benia,r;n 5rl,m,.
George FowIe, / Josenh f,r;g,~ g.
Washington rage, John r Henderson,
George WISE lame ATuir d
Francis L Smith, SH Williams
John M Johnson
The above certificate is signed by citizens OF the
personally. a ~
4 ~ The facilities afforded BY. the Canal are
such5s % enable him 10 forwafd with despatch
M saiety such articles as may be ordered from
Jefferson and the surrounding counties, and he re-
'pectfully solicits share of the trade.
He also offers his services Ia execute all kinds
IF 1fetal R0ofng, Spouting, Ghftering. and an |
Kinds Of work appertaining to his business Or
iers from the country will receive prompt atten-
Alexandra, Or. o. ISa7----v
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-29

81 When you are at Rome, you must do
- Romans do, as the chap said when he
got down on all fours and ate out Of the
trough with the pigs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-29

Tho stufing worn in lady's bosoms il
denominated white swellings.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-29

Much soap Is needlessly extended n
washing ones self Take ! case k,,;fs and
scrape of the dirt, which saves both soan
and water.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-29

They hanged my poor husband on i
gibbet He came 70 me no more. His
life was at an end, and his soul was, gone
TO another world sat down under the
gibbct and ! thought / should have cried
my eyes out, as I looked up and thought
Of the half pint he used TO treat me with
every Saturday night
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-29

Sheet Iron Air-tights from four to eight dollars,
which give quick and regular heat, and are most
desirable Stoves FOR chambers T
Six-plate Ais-tiehts from four to nine dollars;
Kitchen Ranges and Hot Air Furnaces Al the lowest
rates ~f
Address. JACOB RUSSELL. in
Seps p is47-6m M 3os Ligkf 81 Bal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-29

NHE Stockholders of tne Harpers- Ferry and
IL Shenandoah Manufacturing Company are
hereby requested to meet at their office on the
Island OF Virginius on Thursday ne 1874 dag Of
January, 1913. Stockholders will please attend
IN person or by proxy, as important business will
be laid before them. BY order Of the Board Of
Directors.
JAMES GIDDINGS. Prca
Harpers-Ferry, Dec %. lS47.-So;rI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-29


NJake r.
'slYaal, mother n
@YoH'll be the death Of somebody. vet ]
.Gethemp
Feel how silky and soft my hand is. n
said an exquisite to young lady with
whom he was eonyersing the other eve
ming. !.
- Il Is not necessary, sir, ! said she, Il
can perceive i hy your head
"Wife7n said married man. looking
fer his boot jack, after she was in bed, II
have place for all my things, and Won
ought TO know itn aYes,n said she. II
ought 70 know where you keep your late
hours
a0h, DEAR exclaimed an urchin who
was chewing a green apple, give swal.
lowed an odd-fellow ~ IAN odd.fellow ~
"fes, heis giving me the grip
Might your name be Smithp' said one
Yankee TO another. aYes il might-bi,t
u tain't, by a long chalk n
An Irishman, on being asked what he
came 70 this country for, said as il what
! camo here for, You Nance Arrah bv
the powers You may be sure that it wasn't
Tor 'raaf, for ! had plenty Of that at homes
Sammy, Sammy, my son, don't stand
there scratching your head; stir your
stumps, or you will make no progress in
life. Z : Why, father, I've often heard YOU
say that the only way to get on in the
world was to scfafeh a. head,h
On Sunday, lady called 10 her IT'LL
boy who was tossing marbles on the side
walk, tocomc into the house Don't YOU
know you should't be out there, nv SON 4
Go into The hack yard, il you want Is play
marbles-it is Sunday We'll. YES
But amt i Sunday IL tie back gard, MO
ther ~
Tho stufing worn in lady's bosoms Il
dencminntcd white swellings.'
They hanged my poor husband on 4
gibbet He came TO me no more. His
life was at an end, and his soul was gone |
TO another world sat down under the |
gibbct and thought | should have cried /
my eyes out, as looked up and thought |
Of the half pint he used 10 treat me With
every Saturday night
Much soap is needlessly expended n
n 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-29
Cash for Negroes.

Richmond, April .. lsl7-lr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-29
Bench and Moulding Planes.

Ilexaniria, Sept g. iS47-6m q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-29

|YsHE undersigned has on hand. and manu.
= hcsures % order, al the shortest notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-26

Sow SO fesly v1mpos- d, ~ they are, mainly
eipdsr and slsg The refe Of their for the
last MY years, and which s revoked with small per-
ssntsg OF good iron aud gull the Yankees
rea ~ hope our railroad people will look this with
more cautious eye than they have been disposed to
well spent in the first cost Of the rail is of moment
In comparison with the annoyance delay aud expense
OF relsyipg road every years after the traffic
has become large and we'll established.
nave been induced to make these remarks from
earning on good authority, that large quantity OF
rails condemned at an Eastern city as defective and
bad, have been offered and sold here, and no doubt
will be laid on some Of roads, to the imminent dan
Ger and risk Of the lives Of travellers upon them All
rails should be rgidy inspected and subjected to some
sort Of test to the material Of which they are
eomposed satisfactory conclusive one, am aware,
il would be dcult perhaps impossible, at present
to apply; but the ingenuity and science Of
trymen will devise one when the necessity for 1t be-
comes more generally known Yours,
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20 40 per head; tomatoss 2Se per basket; bssts 70
Sc per bunch; potatoes, Irrh 600 o2xc per bushel
do sweet, 26c 37k per peck; pumpkins, $40 25c
each; peppers, 37ko per hundred; green corn, 25c
40 per hundred; cucnmbers, soc per hundred; okra
25c per hundred; rsdishes lie lxc per bunch; eeks
&c per bunch; turnips Sc q 4c per bunch.
FRUIT-Pesches, 25c a T5c per basket; pears, Csc q
Sec per basket; apples 371sc 62H per bushel cages
44e per peck; grapes Soc per basket; plums, 1870
37A per peck; pine apples, 64c 15c EACH water me-
Ions, &c q 15c each; nutmegs &c a &c each
BERRIEs-Cranberries, 37hc per peck; blackbarries,
4c &c per basket; whortleberres, 20 4c per quart
HEnBt-Parsley 4c per bunch; thyme 2 a 40 per do;
sage, &c per do; mint, &c per do.
The supply OF fruit is far greater than the demand
and sales are dull many basketo ing
over, which selling low 12H cents per basket
Melons Of every description also plenty and sales
are dull Vegetables, of every variety, abundant
audmany remain in the hands Of sellers.
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On Friday morning. Of congestion Of the lungs, Mrs.
Esther LAWSON, in the 51st year of her age.
The frien DIS Of her sons, Samuel and Thomas b. Law
and the family respectfully invited attend her
funeral at M this day. from her late residence III
Hudson street.
On Friday the 25th inst J. H. DREYER SEN, of
Brooklyn, aged II years.
The friends of his family are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral on Sunday the 9th, at III
O'Clock, from his late residence, IS Clinton street,
Brooklyn.
LuM eldest daughter of Anthony Chapple formerly of
this city. ~
WILLIAM john HAMMOND, ESQ, comedian:
his funeral at St. Marks church, this afternoon, the
Goth inst, at A o'clock.
On the 26th of August after a short illness, WILL
LIAM LARrrS, son Of William a. ana Mary Lark'n'
The funeral will take place on Sunday, the 2Ith, aN
o'clock in the after noen from the residence OF DIS
parents in 49th street, near Bloomingdae Road Inc
re nds of the family respectfully invited to attend
without further invitation.
At Brooklyn, of dysentery, after his retdrn from
Mexico, Sunday, August Goth, JoHN MOORE HErFER-
MAN eldest son Of the late John Heierman, merchant
of this city, aged SO years and months. While en-
rolled opgst the heroes Of his country who fought
her battles kom Vera Cruz to the fortress OF Chapu
tapec and the halls Of the Montezumas, he won the
love and respect Of his brothers in arms His edify-
ing and happy death. bed will ensure for him go-
Iious Immortality He sleeps In peace through Christ
at Greenwood Cemetery. . 49,
On Friday evening, 25th inst, of lingering illness,
ISABELLA wife of Peter Hurley, aged 81 years
The friends and acquaintance OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend her funeral on sunday,
NJ at o'clock, from her late residence, - Alenst.
The friends and acquaintances Of Mr.. L. d. Hice
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral OF Mrs
Charlotte b. RcE. which will take place this after
noon at o'clock precisely from the residence OF her
huttand, No. Al Charlton street. Her remain will be
taken TO st. Thomas church, where service will be
held and from thence to st. Marks burying ground.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-26
7 IFE Observation-Disclosures COMMERCIAL LIFE IN

I IFE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COMMERCIAL LIFE IN
- - turanee Cempany 80 Csrnhl, London; and q
"a selo.9So q ssSo0ooo. Directors Sir Robert
John Cox, Esq, Rev VIM. FallOheld, NJ. A, George
Gren, ESQ., Sebastian @srtne Esq, Archibald Frederick
Paxton, Esq DenzlJ Thomson Etc., George H. Weaherhead
Esq, D. Managing Director Ebcnezer fernie, Esq
arynJchn Goddard. ESQ Physean-Ssptimus Wray, Esq,
tsge offered to Insurers The security Of large realized and
large bonuses policies the participation scale
in for the whole life onehalf the loaned M
out note deposit Of pocyben to be paid remain
for the whole Of lie cater of three premums
the amount Of third Of the premiums paid the acceptance
Of naval military and spectl risks Of all kinds payment
commer surate premium admitted the pol ey when
Issued W desr proof Of date Of birth charge
duty CT medical examination premiums may paid
ely half yearly annually extra charge for
Esq- NJ. D., 47s Broadway Y. Johnston Esq NJ D.; 762
Broadway Standing Counssl-Hon. Willis Hall Solicitor
Albert Galatp junior ProsTectuses and all information
relating to ipsurarc &C may be obtained of
FREDERICK SALMONSON, 81 New street,
Avant fnrf Tho TIpitad Sfatoo
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Family Provision Market.

WARRINGTON MARET, august 70, lS4S.
MEArs-Bsef Steak-Porter house, lac per ID; sir
loin 10 12c per lb roasting, best quality 12Hc per
lb; Inferior 7c 10c per lb; corned be Sc; tongues,
600 621xc each. Pork-Fresh DC per Id; sailed, do
smoked, 10c; hams, 100 per Id. Lamb-7s,a loo per
lb. Afutton-6c a 90 per ID. Teai-6c lac, as per
quality.
Frsri-Salmon, (fresh) 1sc %; do smoked, ESQ., do
picked 10 1870 per ID; bass (strpedO &c loo per
ID; do sea, SCI weak fish, sc &C., ees &c Sc; backhsh
Sc; halbut &c &c; blue fish, &c a DC; Goldfish, DC;
porges, 4c &c; founders, 40 SCI mackere Sc; shad
(smoked) Toe. Shell Gsh-Lobsters, &c &c per 10;
CLANS SOC 81 per hundred oysters soc 81 SO per
PouLrRy-Turkeys, ST. a 81 IS each; chickens, 371s
zoo per pair; ducks, 6oc Toe per pair geese 37s
62kc each.
CHEESE, &c-6c q &c lper Id. Lard-7c DC per Id.
Butter 15c a Zoo per lb. Eggs-l0 for 12xc
butter 80 loo per quart; peas, 15c per peck; egg
plant, 40 n Go each; carrots &c 4c per bunch:
iQushes &c Sc eacb onions, &c per bunch; cabbage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-26

The rains for time back, says the Tallahassee
journal Of the 18th inst have been moderate and re-
feshingn'ither so heavy on the one hand as to en-
scanty to give cause of apprehension the
of drought In most neighborhoods that have
heard from the showers have been PLENTIFUL but not
destructive; there have also been sufficient intervals
to permit the farmer to fair proportion of his
fodder and the early corn nearly ready for housing
The prospect of the cotton crop is also fair Some of
our planters have already commenced picking. The
health of this section of Florida is generally good.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-26
Married.

On Thursday, oath inst. by the Rev. Edwin F. Hat
field, JAMES Ii. Donaldson, Esq. to Miss MARY HAIR
NETT, second daughter Of William Harnett, Esq, Of
this CITY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-26

NTIsSING.-JAMES MORGAN, TWENTY. EIGHT YEARS
l age about five feet six inches height
ucping red left Water street on tho lth
Of August and has since been seen
Ca are ferry. Any person knowing his would
confer favor y addressing Richard Pkington 400
s,i,ct. hlLos Iareis please cory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-26
ClRCuLAR-eENINs FALL HATS. 2l4 BRoApWAY:

- Aug had the good fortune heretofore
CAN'T and uTeror Of lis bats the S kes
announcing to his friends and the puzzle at
Friday the 18th august and confident meeting
and elegance Of materials combined in their seve
raj esancies newly from Pr have been adopted and
and becoming upon Of gentleman
turing witch are the results Of his extensive bu Sa he has
been enabled to combine in the manufacture his and
naa @ they sS
iTH o ON s 3 ns an @ city, es
styles Of fancy hats for children selected by his agent Paris
cali examine his rich varied edrens hats and
cars in. GENIN, 2li Broadway
SUMNER G3NpLAISTs PARRBGA GRIPPING PAINS
Tgs Collie Cholera Hobu Sick and Nervous Headache and
the periodical pains females will stop the vo
lent working ofany vom or purge the time that it
sSw
n e sS"a i as regular family mn for
srited BY regular physicians The testimonials favor in
tho mS The as
q SyS .s H MILAN GuTs asa Of s street
White Es} No. GramsScy Par. New York sys"No med
a' g. 9a ns
nn disS s in And
ESQ M Broadway Albany says-"After several years exre
spseseS f n Sis
nIss sS x:sr
ss asxlssTsy ana
scr sI5 III
Dawes aaS ccr nS SD s.
State ST. and State cor Pearl St. Bscadxsy Dsevan
FIX xassSsrsh Tiaay Hsxsush
4 Z, Van Mort GOshen-H Elliott HudsOn1RosmanS
SsiS., .sd Js% Ss Hss sass1at 81
e AL
c cs sndssp Afrm and
AhenseE T rs KpssCn.Dane Young wiamsers
Rsp ssss SS Ss Sssr
ct fhilsdeph.-S Shines lath and Chestnut Brown
st. and Lyman Place Dgsists orders None
u. K. WHITE Hudson, NY.
EoR sALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE his
ine shs,sss Lin Line Ct rsoko consisting u:
' w WI A0N % n sk e' cGHIIHSs AsR SsSgtSs
pAcKET FOR HAvRE-sEcoND LINE-TnE SHIP ST.
S6f iD'fEs Agents. No. So Wa. street.
CELIA Capt. Ingham Is loading aud viii meet With
prompt despatch. For freight or passage, apply to
er.o S oHD MISGks Z fB BlossTs
E0h BokgEAux---PAssAGE 0NLY--TnE FRENCH
corr na,n ~ 70 ~ Csps frourE can comfortably 80
' OF Bo inSa SSGfRFN HPs s.
l M PACKET 9.
pSIDDONs Edward b. Cobb, master is now loading and
wiz positively sail above her regular day For furRt on
pessase having splendid furnished both In the
Wall street, or to III X COIIINs Ts sa',,I =, '"
Price ocahn Tatsagc s7s The packet shp sheridan George
dav N S'NN'"e A"u saii nct regular
Evn MN VhLLANs-Lou isiANA AND NEW YORK
Line OF iackeTo succeed the Indiana, new fast sail
ng eonIerd packet bark Genssee, {. DILL ngham master
VIII san as above For freight pasag having hands nne
nish.d acctn modations apply board AZ Osans Wharf
foot Of Wall tueet orto Elk COLLINS, 56 south street
Agents In NV tiears Mcesra BRYAN q EEV vho Ill,
Ilppty iogy nd all q, IDS 70 their add as '' ~
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IMPORTANT MEDICAL WORK-pR RAIPTs PR AcTI.

IMPORTANT MEDICAL WORK-DR RALPHS PRACTT
cal Private Treate tho Diseases of the Genital Organs
their nature symptoms remedies and
cure including asturbaon f abuse structure those
Dnocen complaints which resemble Diseases and
which all are habe-adapted 10 the Of every individual Of
both sexes 9th edition. 3ppwith illustrative paesPrce ST.
may te had OF the author ~ Greenwich street. BY post mail
ed nee IL is invaluable work to all who wish 10 become &C
quanted with the matters which II treats Or Ralph
ply can Of high ding and has already published several
works which have acquired for him considerable distinction
Day Globe The author consulted disease Of
tie Greenwich Office holrsg to
lo a N q d /, IL
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BALTIMORE, Aug. %, lSiS.

BALTIMORE, Aug. %, lSlS.
Mass Meeting of the Friends of Heland-Ren,a,ns
OF Captain Mason--A,r Volunteers for the
Buffalo Hunt-TPestern Telegraph, &c.
The mass meeting of the friends of Ireland to
night, will be a most excited assemblage, espe
cally If news should arrive IN the meantime, con.
firmlng the rumored battle and victory.
The remains of the late Captain Mason, of the
United States navy, arrived at Fort McHenry
yestsrday. They will be escorted to-day to the
cars by the Independent Blues, on their way to
Richmond, Va, for interment, the deceased being
an honored son of the Old Dominion
Our police have succeeded in arrestIng a half
dozen persons, charged with participation in the
not, few nights since, at a German ball, which
resulted In the death OF a man named Rechner.
One oil the parties arrested, named Daniel Web
meyer, has been identified as the one who struck
the fatal blow. He has been committed to answer
at court.
An advertlsement appears in our c. ty papers this
morning., calling for volunteers for the buffalo
hunt on the Rio Grande The pay of the volun-
teers is to be thousand acres OF land
The Western line of telegraph being erected by
the Messrs. Townsend, is progressing rapidly to-
wards completion, In Its connection with Wheel
ing, and thence to the far West, by lines al eady
in operation. This line is the Morse line, in op-
position to the OReilly line, between Phlladel
from points north of Philadelphia as well as those
from Baltimore, and all points south of Baltimore;
thus doing the whole business OF the West, with
the exception of the local business of Philadel-
phia, and may probably get part Of that. The
line Will be opened to-day to Cumberland and, in
the course of two weeks, will be completed to
Wheeling, having been erected Ia the most sub
stantial manner, and IN space OF time almost
incredibly brief
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PHILADELPHIA, August %, 1913. y
Political Squabbies- Waiting for Ne,cs from ES-
rope-Attemptcd Suicide, &C., &c.
A disgraceful scene occurred yesterday at the
meeting of the county convention to select dele
gates 10 the gubcmatoIial convention. The dele
gates chosen were instructed TO use al honorable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-26
PHILADELPHIA, August n, 1913.

PHILADELPHIA, August n, 1S4S
Fun among the Democrats-Attempts at Caucus
sing-Indignation hereat-Gran Hub6ub, &c.
On Monday next the democrats make their nomi-
nations for city and county Offices. There are
eight fat berths to be ladled out, and there are
eighty candidates for the mess of soup. of course
there Is great cliqung and plotting, and the way
the wires are worked Is caution to Punch all
sorts of underhand work is to be expected, and Of
course thorough politicians will not stop at any
thing deemed necessary 10 secure the golden
prize.
IL Is pretty well known that a caucus has been
held by some of the candidates and their friends,
by which, on the log-rollng principle, the mutual
support of the friends of each has been pledged
the consideration, -" you vote for my man and I'll
vote for yours" Thus, 1t is said, the whole "row'
hes been parcelled out, and candidates for each
office surely settled upon. This Is all IN advance
of the meeting of the delegation, and great oppo-
sition is getting up to the ticket from the fact that
very. prominent part in the defeat Of Hutchinson,
the democratic candidate, for sheriff, and took
great portion of the party to the support Of the
wings The, policy, OF nominating such a cendi-
date Is loudly condemned, and pretty kettle OF
fish is being prepared.
There are all sorts of sections and dem sections
In the party and iumpus is getting up against the
same ticket in regard to Its candidate for clerk
ship of one of the courts. He was prominent
candidate last fall for county senator II Is said
that he is the pet Of the State administration, who
wish to force MIN upon that portion Of the party
who were not very kindly disposed towards the
this candidate was lately clerk in the District
Court office, and he Is accused Of using very I'M
unsuitable means to secure the success Of his pro-
tege. Oh but there will be row IN short timei
AS soon as the nominations are made, the Pent up
anger OF the disappointed crowd will be let out.
There is large number Of patriots waiting to
serve their country, for pay, with all
FIDELITY
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nR. GLOVER Is CONSULTED DURING TIE DAY AND
~ evening at his OF CO. No. IL Ann st. Formerly No. % In
ceo difficult and protrao,ed Of Delicate diseases which
have bacd the skill Of less experience Ills Ex.
Copava Cubehs 3d. extensively preceded by ply
scsps be had ut his store IN 'front.' No ~ Ana street
(foxmeyly Ne ~
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nOC10R MORRISON CONTINUES TO BE CONSULTED
on delicate diseases which lie cures without
lndiaroe from business The discae rs early
ina few day. Debility Of the from early indScreon
with gradual Ircsation Of mental power is
uiy treated by DR. N. The most obstinate structures Yield
method Of cnn by absornor See his London Diploma
In bis ,es wa Fulton secet Letters poet paid attended to
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DR JEFFRIEy ANTIDoTE IS THE MOST EFrEcTUAl

DR. JEFFRIEy ANTIDOTE IS THE MOST EFFECTUAL
- preparation sold for GonorrhGa and other disorders
Sexual Organs Long experience has proved that II will rad-
cay This desirable result Is obtained in from
and neither creates oends the
palate and renders deviation in diet inter
rupon usual pursuits sound sleep healthy Digestion the
nusanoe thus removed speedily consistent with te
production Of thorough and Its nsrodien u
irey vegetable and injurious effect either
opay locally be caused by it's Price 81 per bottle
Sole Agent for this city C. H. RING o2 Broadway John
street.
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RANvARDS NEW DOUBLE MAMMOTH PANORAMA
- Of the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers showing country Of
hundred miles being by largest painting in
the world and Of the largest rivers the globe extending
than twenty degrees Of latitude open evening
50 cents children half price Panorama will moving
dsya at2 clnck