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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-07
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FcVV Books.
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These with a large variety Of
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M CUNT EasIc TripoII, the best arucIe
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Also, for cleaning Windows, Mirrors, and Glass
ware. This is pure Tfipoli, free from all acids
aud corruding substances. a little of the article
does a great deal, and is therefore very economi-
cal. For sale by
August 10. Fl. l. EBY & SON
spices.
HINNAMON, Long Pepper, White Ginger,
" Mace, Nutmegs, Tumeric, Allsplce, &c, for
sale by LOCK, CRAMER l. LINE.
nURE CIder Vinegar, Inr sale by
Aug. 10. SIGAFOOSE 81 HARLEY.
GaII,-76 sacks Ground Alum aud Fine Salt,
- Just received and for sale by
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Mails, Nails.-5o kegs best Nails, all
In sizes, just received by
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Theese and Crackers.-10 Boxes
" Cheese, Wafer, Soda, and Sugar Crackers,
fresh. Just received by
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and for sale by
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HARPET CHAIN. for sale by
" Aug. IL. SIGAF0OSE & HARLEY.
4nn EMPTY BARRELS, spitable tor
Aug. 10. HARRIS 8 RIDENouR
~ E-
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August "a, l853.-3t.

Virginia, to wit:
A Y Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Cir
IA cult Court of IofarsOn county, Oi the I'D
day OF August, 1852,
John Grubb, jr., Assignee of
Philip Coons, rug
Against lN DEBT
Hiram Carney, Geo. Carney
and J. w. Vanvacler, DJ'S.J
Tie object of this suit is 10 recover judgment
against the Defendants, aud 10 attach any estate
and effects of the absent Defendant, Jacob W..
Vanvacucr, in the hands of the other Defendants,
or debts Luc him within this State, and to sub
jcct the same to the satisfaction o said judgment.
1t appearing on affidavit filed in this suit, that
the Defendant, Jacob w. Nanvacter, is not a re-
sident Of this State, he is hereby required TO APP
pear here within one month after due publication
Of this order, and do what is necessary to pro-
tect his interests in this matter.
1t is further Ordered, That a copy hereof be
published once a week for four successive weeks,
in the Spirit of Jefferson, and posted at the front
door of The Courthouse of the County, on the
first day of the next County Court.
Acopy-Teste, X. Il. BROWN,
August IT, 1852 CLERK.
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FOR RENT,

p TEHE Dwelling House now occu-
fSSST e pied by the subscriber on The
Charlestown and Smithfeld Turnpike.
Possession given on September LIST,
Application may be made to the subscriber, or TO
N. S. WHITE in Charlestown.
July 6, 1852. D.. A. TYING.
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ALEXANDRIA MAR
M1nchester Market.

For The Week ending Sept ., 1865.
CORRECTED WEEKLY by S. HARTLEY II THE DEPOT
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UNEON HOTEL,
Maryland.

- '"
TIE subscriber respectfully informs his
Il friends, and the public, that he is now keep
ingIhe UNION HOTEL, in this place, situated
on Baltimore street, in Iull view of the Depot, and
but a few steps of. This Hotel has been recent
" fitted up in good style; the Chambers and
Bedding are good, and kept in good order; the
Table will be we'll furnished and well cooked.
Any persons visiting this Hotel will find it a
place of comfort; charges low. Ny porter will
be found on the arrival of the cars on the out
side of the Depot, not being permitted to enter
on the platform, owing TO come arrangements
made by the agent of The railroad, at this place.
The Stage owners, and proprietnrs of the Revere
House and the Us Hotel, are in nay peculiar site
marinn. As a Hotel keeper, | am constrained to
state my situation therefore, take this method
to ask a call from the travelling public. My
promises set forth in this advertisement shall DO
made good or no charge. Give me u call, aud
oblige the pubiic's humble servant,
JOHN Il. COOKUS,
August II, 1859. Cumberland, Md.
r. S Baltimore "Cliprer" and "Suu" please
insert the above 20 the amount of 81, and send
bill To agent at this place for payment. J. I. &.
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"Liglt, More LIght stilI:''

a nook FOR THE TIMES!
NOW ready and contains 500 l2mo. pages;
In beautifully illustrated with original designs,
and neatly bound, price 81 SO. entitled Life at
The South, or g Uncle Toms Cabin" as IL is
Being Narratives, Scenes and Incidents in the
real Life Of the Lowry By w. L.G. Smith,
August II. c. G. STEWARDS.
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.guSt "a, iS02-II.
Nn.pICE
APPRENTICES WANTED.

A YOUTH Is or 10 years OF age, of steady
IA and Industrious habits, and with a good
EnglIsh education, is wanled as AN apprentice lu
learn the Printing Business ut this Uilice. Ear
Iy application is desired.
Amrmsi ~ 1871.
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u The Presidential Election takes place this
wear on Tuesday. tic second day OF November.
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CnARLEsTOWN ACADEuY

~ \
TNHE trustees. of this Institution having ap.
Il pointed as its Principal, PHILIP II. POW
EKS, a thoroughly qualified aud accomplished
instructor OF youth, take pleasure ia announcing
that the Academy will be re opened under the
most favorable auspices,
on "Wednesday. Ist Os September,
1852.
The trustees have exercised every precaution
and their hest Judgment in making Il judirious Sc
lection OF principal. and they believe they may
now assure those Interested IN the thorough edu-
cation of their children, that no Academy in the
country offers greater advantages in accomplish
ing that important object.
They have determined to give their personal
attention to The exercises OF The school, and to
co operate with the Principal in securing good
order and proper discipline, and at the same time
by exciting in The pupils a proper spirit ut emula-
ton. tn render their studies agreeable, or at least
as little itksone as possible. The course OF in
ST ructiOn will comprise every branch connected
with a thorough academical education, especial
~ the Latin and Greek languages and the high
er Mathematics, including ElOcHlion and Com.
position az the same time, particular attention
will be paid to pupils in the department ota plain
English education.
Monthly reports will be made by the principal
TO parents or guardians, of the standing and pro-
gress OF each pupil.
TERNS.
EDaIISu bPPdtlneHls per OeSS'ou StONS
French extra, 100
Classical and Mathematical, " 30 co
French, , 80
Students from a distance can be accommodate.
ed with board and lodging in private families on
very reasonable terms, aud tbe location is entire
ly healthy.
Should the number oF pupils require ii, an as
sisIant will be employed.
Persons wishing 10 enter their sons will please
do So as early as possible 20 the Secretary OF tue
Board, Mr.. N. S. White, or TO the Principal.
ANDREW HUNTER,
President Board u Trustees.
August 81, lS52-3t.
The attention OF the Public is respectfully invited to
the following Testimonials of tic character and IullIi-
cations d the Principal:
JEFrERsoS CouNTg, Va, July %, l552.
Having had some opportunity VI becoming acquainted
with Mr. p. H. PowERs' qualifications as a Teacher
have no hesitation in expressing my high appreciation
sPect, 50 far as ] can judge, capable and efficient mslruc-
tor Of youth. JOHN VI. HARRIS.
july 81, 1862. GEO. b. BEALL
July -, 1852
Mr. PnILiP II. POWERS has resided in my family for
two years, and il gives me pleasure to STATE that As Gen
and AS an Instructor Of youth, ! consider him the very best
/ have ever known. WE. ALEXANDER.
] concur in he above Recommendation and can further
state that this opinion is cnirTIninrd by every one in
Clarke c unity, who are cOuYcrSant wi Il his proficiency
rs an instTuciUrOi youth. X. ).
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NOTICE,

TIlE Notes given at the sales Of the Person
Il atty OF tie late WIN MsngE, will he due
on the 18Th August, and the 23d of September.
Prompt payment is expected, or the Notes will
be transferred. can be seen an Charle-town,
on every Friday. S. s. MOORE,
Executor Of IVn Moore.
:. Ana 10. lR52-IlO. T P
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-07

IA Western EDITOR thinks llsrnm Powers,
tie sculpture, is 4 swindler, because he chiScied
an unfortunate Greek girl oat Of 4 block OF mar
h,
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WIN CHESTER

4 En- w.
The Rev. WILLIAM JOHNSTON, An, Principal.
TENHE Trustees of the Winchester Academy
4 take pleasure in stating that This Institution
has been under the care OF the Rev. Mr.. JOHN
SION for the last twelve months; and they are
fully persuaded, from their personal knowledge
of Mr.. Johnston and his mode of teaching and
governing the boys committed to his care, that
Tor efficiency and sound scholarship and tact in
discipline he has few suPeriors. We have sell
dom known a gentleman who possesses to as
great a degree the qualifications of an accom-
plished teacher and dIsciplinarian. His govern
ment is mild but firm. His method of teaching
is thorough. The recent public examination OF
The pupils, together with an occasion attendance
upon the school during the year, has given us a
high opinion of the advantages of this i~Rstitu-
tion. 1t is our candid and deliberate judgment
that no private school or Academy in the State
affords greater facilities for a complete acadcmi-
cal education. Mr.. Johnston will be assistedby
Benz +. BURTeN, AM, a graduate'Of Princeton
College, who has had experience in teaching.
and is highly recommended as all instructor Of
youth. The Academy building is spacious, and
the pupils boarding in the Academy will be I'M
der the special direction Of the Principal.
Circulars containing particular
will be furnished TO those who apply for them TO
the Principal or any of the Trustees.
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REMOVAL
ROOT AND UNDERTAKING

= WOULD respectfully in.CrGi my friends and
b the public generally that / have removed my
Boot ami Shoe establishments 10 the rooms Tor
mcrIy occupied by +. w. RAAYuIHS, a. IA Timer
Sho1. lhree doors east oi the Bank. a COn!inu-
ancc OF old custom is respectfully solicited, while
special efforts aud eNeruOu All Oe used 10 aG-
COruu0dale many new ones; no pains WHI DC
shared 10 render satisfaction iE all. AStO YIai:-
~ OF material, nedtncss and durability OF work.,
pr0mplness of execution ant moderation OF
charge, no establishment OF ihe CQuuly, shall
las SWove 10 thNta TO the favorable
consideration OF those who aE'Ia want. A@ are
at cast requested to call, examine and price, as It
affords lim great pleasure 10 exhibit his wuEH 10
those whose good pleasure II may be 10 examine
In addition 10 facilities for manufacturing work
at the shortest notice, he constantly keeps on
hand Il large and very general assortment OF
Boots, Shoes, Ladies' aud C8tIIdIen's Caters,
SIIppcrs, &c, which eau be purchased oh the
most reasonable terms for Clal', Oh time or GN
changed for country produce,
have procured The services OF JOHN Avs, OF
Nm. as Agent, an experienced wOrkmdt, To
take charge of my EslabliShaient, WHO wtd al
ways be found al ais post ready 10 wait ON those
who may please 10 call.
All kinds of county hides taken in for work.
September z, 1892. JOHN AVIS IE'
NV saddle, E5nrncs* and Trusk
ManUfOCCOry
vN7fLL. be conducted by p9g at the old Stand,
as heretofore, two Gocrsteast OF SapPing-
toms Hotel, where all kinds %
Gentiemen's and ladies' Saddles,
Harness and EFNnks,
are kept constantly on hand ANA made In order
NV prices shall be as low as any establishment
in the Valley, and work wai5gnted TO be rquat
in point of durability and %nea;iess 10 that GIdnu
featured any where. Farmers and the public
generally, are respectfully tty9ted 10 call, e%a'
mine and Judge for themselves,
Country hides in exchange Tor work,
September 4, 1852. JOHN AVIS, In.
PLANE.
40 0AA FEET of priizG Seasoned FINE
4O,OOO PLANK, of al thicknesses-just
received and for sale by the: subscriber.
S. ID E;ASTLEMAN.
Casrleman's Ferry, Sept 1855
SADDLE EOR SALE.
TIHE Advertiser has forsa!e, on very reRsona-
4 HE terms, a lirst.rate SflAFFER SADDLE
NEW } Inquire atthe
Sept. 4, 1852. FREE P0Ess OFFICE.
Cheap Goods.
WYE are now selling Oh: o,!r Dress Goods at
w very low prices-beGrtaui Lawns IRON q
to SO cents, Mouslins, &c:<yEry cheapj all We
ask is, come and examine, and we are sure you
will bny. LGSR, AULDEN q co.
July 90, 1852;
Cotton H5ese.
VWTHITE. Black aud Gotated Cotton Hose az
w all prices-forsale bY
Aug. 8. LOCK, CRAGER & ASE
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s6O.7l8IIl

I'm the wonderful Lottery, on August 18th, we
sold tie Capital Prize uf S6O.7ls 10 u gem
LEHMAN in Cincinnati, in a Package. This luck
is unparalleled, and beats the Union; besides
we had Tho Uond Iuck of selling oDe Prize
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Virginia, Jefferson CO., Set:
IN rhc County Court,
August Form, 1852.

TENIIE Justices vi this County, This day made the
L following arrangement and classification:
Isl ~Crass-(Aug. l852)-John c. X. Taylor,
John Avis, j., John Quigley and Geo.
w. lacey.
ID (Nov., l852)-Jno. II. Henkle, Jonas
Walraven, Lewis Lucas aud Joseph
l.. Russell.
81 (March, I853)-John MoIer, Logan
Osborn, Minor Hurst and IL. n. Gal
laiIer.
4,h" June, I853)-George B.. BeaIl,
John T. Smith, John Hess aud A.
NJ. Ball.
5th" (Aug. I853)-Thomas w. Reyes a-
vrd Fry, John Keplinger aud VIM. IL.
Turk.
9th" (Nov. I~853)-George w. Little, Ino.
j. Luck, V. Nj. Butler and John j.
7rh" March, IS5D-A. r. Boteler, R.
w. Baylor, Samuel Ridenour and
James Lugie.
s,h" June, ~I854l-John Moler, David
Blllmyer, Jacob w. Wagely and
Thus. w. Slriver; and Tor the Quar-
lerIy Courts again III tue same rula-
ton.
The Monthly Terms 10 be held as lUIiows:-
September Term 10y the 9Th Class October
Term by the 9Th Class December Term by the
9th Glass January Term by The 9Th Class; Feb
ruary Term by the 4lh Class April Term by the
81 Class May Term by the ID Class and July
Term by The lst Glass.
A Copy-Teste;
Il. a. MOORE, &C.
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FOIS SALE.

VNE have a complete set of Mule Gearing for
w sale, entirely new, suitable tor either mules
or horses. They are of the best make and
material. We will sell them ON tune as we
have no use Tor them.
AUGUST "a. ls52-tf.
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gsOIf IRENE.


NN Monday, the I9,h ult near the Lectown
~ and Charleslown road, a GOLD WATCH.
The owner is requested to come forward, prove
property. pay charges, and take it away.
JAMES v. MOORE,
July 81, IS53-tf. Near KerneysvilIe, Va.
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Brandics, Wine, &c.
y DOZ. bottles pure Port Wine 6 doz. Ma
- deira 4 dozen Claret Wine; Dbl. Old
Olard Brandy, very prime 3 barrels Bourbon
Whisky. Those III want of any Of the above,
can always find the most article at
Jnlr & HARRIS & RIDENOUR'S.
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The attention of the Public is respectfully invited to
the following Testimonials Of tic character and qualIii-
cations d the Principal:
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-08-26
RICHARD MARVIN.
On Third Street. St. Paul.

Is NOW ENGAGED EXCLUSIVELY As DEALER IN GLASS
GLASSWARE, CHINAwARE, orEENswARE AND
CRoCKERY, ON the SOUTH SIDE OF THE
STREET, NEXT DOOR TO PREsLEYs,
And nearly opposite the Post Office
DElIEVING that the trade of our town will now war
ID establishment devoted solely 10 this branch
OF business, the subscriber calls the attention OF his
friends aud all who in want Oi go,ds IN his e to the
fact that he is prepared to receive them the most
liberal and accommodating terms, ard has on hand. and
arriving, very large and well selected stock OF
goods ordered expressly for the market, comprising The
usual varieties and many other articles not 10 be met
with elsewhere in this town.
C. c. blue edged dipt, painted. printed, white granite
flown, Line and mulberry caithenwae;
Pure white, enamciled, ustre blue figured and god
band, English china;
White, gold band, and decorated french china;
All the varieties of American cut, plain and pressed
glassware of Eastern aud Western manufacture;
German and Bohemian glassware, grea! variety;
English r. d. pipes; American pipes AMI pipe heads;
Alage asOrlmeBt OF lOoh" glasses, elegant apanhed
tea trays OF our own i'm, OrtatioE;
Britannia coffee and teapots casteis, pitchers, ETC.,
great variety Of first rate quality;
large and elegant assortment OF Cornelius q Co 5
celebrated solar lard lamps, chandeliers girandocs etc
gilt, olive and damasK;
Together with large variety Of articles not usually
imported for tins market.
am prepared TO offer large stock Of goods ordered
expressly for this trade on III usually favorable terms
Assorted packed for the country trade, i'll the
best manner, Kept col stantly Oh hand.
Nv goods ar put M in the best manner BY Careful
and experienced packers, and may be transported any
distance by wagon otherwise, without risk Or break
age.
Call and examine our goods for yourselves
PariiC uiar attention is invited to my socS OF window
Glass OF all sizes and quaes which will be sold here
for less prices than before offered III - Paul and NJ
small dvance upon the cost AZ the
for cash III hand RICHARD MARVIN.
in IL 9-iY
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NEW GOODS.
ICE CREAM SALOON GENERAL.
CONFECTIONERY ESTABLISH MENT

TIE subscribers in returning their sincere thanks TO
their patrons and the public in general Tor the liberal
encouragement they have received, desire to inform
them that they have opened an Ice Cream Saloon in
the building formerly known IiiChcoN + kellogg s
Drug store, Third street They will always have Ice
Cream and every article in the confectionery line. La
dies and Gentlemen please give us call
They will also inform the public that they have al
ways hand at ther Confectionery, near the Ameri-
can House, ful assortment of fancy and plain Candies
which they will sell almost rs low rs il Can be bought
in st. Louis Merchants will find il to their advantage
To call before sending below. All orders for Cakes
promptly filed REM n kAKCiER.
81. Paul, July g, lS52- ".
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ELFELT g. BROTHERS,

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NJ est REsrEcTruLLy solicit the attention of the
1'A czens OF ~. Paul. and its surrounding country.
TO an examination of their large and splendid stock OF
DRY GOODS.
Lately received from the Eastern Cities which they
Offer for Cash NJ unprocedentedly low prices A.
mog their assortment may be found the following, being
only part OF their heavy stock:
nE LAINES--Of every quality, from 90 cents to
~ % cents, al ELFELr Ga Bios.
EASIYNIERE--A abeautiial assortment to be had
u at ELrELT & BRo's.
Figured, Black and Chanseable,
IN may be found at ELFELr ~ Bros.
nRESS SILKS--Black Figured, and "a variety OF
AZ Styles, TO be found at ELFELTs'
CATiNS and Florences for Bonnet Linings-cvery
- color. For sale ELfELTs'
VELvETs--Rich silk, and Cotton do, to be seen
at ELFELr q Bios.
DIDBONS--Bonnet Neck and Beta beautiful
Ia assortment. For sale at ELFELrs'
ERAVATS AND SCAR FS--Gcnt's black and
u Figured silk and satill-all elegant variety
Fox sale ut ELFELT d BRo's.
SCARFS--Men's and Boys Woolen---a large vare-
- ", from 90 Cts. 81, at ELFELTs'
4 SLOTHING-.A large assortment of Clothing and
u mems wear, TO be found at ELFELTs'
GARPETS--Floor and stair Carpeting, very cheap
x ri EIFELTs'
EASSIMER ES--Black Doeshin and Fancy Cas-
~ sinercs, Tor sale at ELFELrs'
ENLOTHS--Blue, black, and Fancy colored Cloths
- very cheap at ELFELTs'
WINDOW CURTAINS--A superior article
w for windo" curtains, ELFELrs'
EINLANNELS. Tickings ard Linseys-A Large as
II sOrtmcnt, TO be had al ELFELTs'
DUCKSkIN MITS and Gloves for so cents, at
- ELFELrs
G<LOVES-.Men's and Womens Kid, silk and WOO!
~ en- Gloves, at ELFELTs'
XNyOOLEN HalftIosc-a good artice-only 25
w cents, al ELFELTs'
EZ DIX FS--Ladies' Linen Cambria Kdkfs. from s5 cts
HA To 3d. for sale at ELFELTs'
n ACE Undersleeves-A superior assortment, to be
4 found At ELTELTs'
LNDGINGS and Insertings--A Large stock of silk
IA Cotton Cambria, Swiss and Jaconet Edgings and
lnsertings at ELFELTs'
FUNOXS- great variety Of Toys and Fancy Articles
Il for the approaching Holidays, to be seen at the
Toy Room of ELFELr & BROs.
November 1851 32y
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HARDyVARE. HARDWARE.

: 0Dhf GLASSES. Table knives and forks, Wait
4f-.. Or shes, Baskets, WOODEN and hollow ware,
t1..-ie. smps, etc. Guns, Rifles, Fishing Tackle,
at sao' 'c apparatus OF ali kinds, together with gun
r.1riul ercussion CAPS Fancy goods, together
WITH 20 assortment Of goods which would require
ala U.uns of the Pioneer specify. Dong bust
Ir-s 'i.c CASH system, and having purchased our
COOS v.s. ow in the Eastern markets, we invite an
1li'u OF our stock knowing offer induce
rnet, b. that Cannot be found elsewhere in this
mu-stt. J. McCLOUD, in. n co.
S-b,u
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-08-26
w. TX. STILLMAN 81 CO.,

-. .oberts Street, have hand,
% bbls. Genloh Apples
- do Dry do
do Buckwheat Flour.
% do Onions,
90 Heads prime winter Cabbage,
. boxes Lemons,
A y Thing found ia the Grocery linc; which will
.. .f ash rs low any house in SAINT Paul Cail
W. III. STIILMAN L. CO.
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Z. 4 G.. NIAECiRE'S

COMPOUND EXTRACT or DENNE PLANT
TENIIs medicine having been used extensively in the
States of Ais>o and Illinois, The last five ears,
has gained a reputation lnriyAiicd hy any preparation
produced and the proprietors Will warrant il to be
citctual .Dr DarrhSGa. ID setcry. Cholera tn-
fantum, summer complaint, and soothing remedy for
children when cutting tCcthin IL when il has been
used, mothers have had little trouble with their
children. In the city al ST Louis, aonc over FIVE hun
bred certificates might be given. esy ing 10 the eicncy
of this medicine bat the propriciors deem Il unnecessary
publish tie,, s gle trial Is sufficient TO prove its
magic Influence in Curl ANY OF the diseases for which
is prescribed. As il j. ent,rev vegetable i'll its
stoH, ii may be given in ali cases with the utmost safe
". Mothers particularly requested TO make Of il
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