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The Greatest Discovery of the Age.
DR.. TRASKs MAGNETIC OINTMENT
NS0R nfsmaory Rheumatism, this Oinimeni the eoa
II peie remedy prepared
In 90 of 100 viii afford entire relief the
OF Nervous Headache in 80 minutes.
For Nervous Diseases affections of the Spine RhsumstsE
Lamenes Burns, &c, &c. il is of immense value
SWELLED LIMBS.
II any OF Ladies afflicted with Swelsd Limb or NH
Leg sometimes called, Ia complaint many females
subject after childbirth and which proracIed fo
years) would all such bottle OF Trasks Magnetic
Ointment which will effect certain and permanent
Price 25 and 90 cents per bottle
Sold wholesale and retail by Craighesd
Brothers. indianapolis; Edwards Greenfield; Wiley Lowry
Knighsown Hodson Welborn, Ogden; j. r. Bracken Co..
Gambler and and by Agent in ench village in the State
oc0-1yw II. z. FERGUSON, Trsv. Agent
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pBishop Ames, of Indiana, will preside at the
sion OF the Methodist Episcopal Conferences, Crock
River which IL to be held al g. Charles Ill., In Sep.
tsnbsr neat
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CommercialI of indianapolis
MIX SC,QI.E n.i.c:...I

TEvH1s INSTITUTION IS now permanently established and is
ING been recently fitted up with all the elegance and convenience a
the best Cincinnati College, now furnishes advantages equal 20
ZION, whilst the is Little one half Of others
The Studies Of the Full Course those m complete
and thorough Mercantile Education, and ends four distinct
FIRST cLAsS-DousIk ENTRY Book Kxrrrxs-This embra.
the science keeping by Entry sppcs
non to Wholesale and Retail business by sole traders and Pr ne
Steam Boating Foreign Shipping and general Commission bus
as u. ca S ne R Rso Of me various Ioo
oI F eoeE 0STaTd nyoiee book Account Current book &c
LIE SECoD GLASS embraces the Laws Customs and Ukages
THIRD cLAss-MHHcASrnE ARITHs1ETIc-Embraee. csleu-
aton IN Interest Discount Loss and GAIN Commission and Broker
age Equation Of Payments Direct and Indirect Exchange &c
on 6e new; new and improved method Of Cancellation
&C. relating Sole Traders Partnerships Corporation and PRIMO
me Fire and Life Insurance Contracts with carriers T Rs
and service Of Sales and the nature OF Guarantees lastly
self as me sioPPage Of Good. in Transit, Lien, dc
Of Cards Of Admission to Fun Course, occupying from
Partial co6RsE Embracing The Scientific part Of III.
Lectures Arithmetic Commercial law can be
taken a. any time leaving optional with The Pupil ale the compile
Of Cards Of Admission 10 Partial Course si25O pro
NO abundance Pupil in either wihOu, frs, OBJ
tanning GSrS Of Admission from the Principal
valuable to the Merchant be known viii be delivered through
Diploma granted only TO those who may pass satisfactory x
animation at the completion OF Full Course.
The best time for commencing either be the first MoA
day Of each month, although Pupils admitted any time
Report Of the Board Of Era1riners MAJ 20, ISL
We the undersigned by special request acting Board
Examiners of the Commercial Institute of Indianapolis
that have attended the examination Of the present
class Of said Institution and find said class well
the elementary principles Of Double Entry Book Keeping
wei be expected their and opportunities Of practice
sdered We believe them have received from peser In
sueto thoror gh drilling s all important
cIal Education which, steadily observed properly praoced
upOn will render them able accountants and valuable czens
would recommend that the following the
present class receive Diplomas, tovr
James B. Weeks John NJ Dorsey Hezekah w Roberts, Samuel
Morris Joseph Haugh, John Ferguson George w Dorsey
Nicholas McCary, Jr James T. Brown Montgomery
And conclusion would citizens Of Indiana
IN now having in their paironize Of
Commercial education where much time
and at far and anxiety Of part Of paren
and guardians win be impaired as Al a oh,
similar luFuiuuon m the West. b. F. MORRIS,
DAVID WILLIAMS,
WIN. SULLIVAN,
Q. b. DAVIS,
BENZ. l. LANG
INDIANAPOLIS, May 90, 1851
II II uho hafb- oFtha d.
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INDIANAPoLIs, May %, is5I

~ b. II shall be the Of The Principal to furnish all the grad
yates or tins institution who dsse immediate enploy
me he therefore requests business any part the Stae
who be in inform him of the Soma
stating all particulars and he w Try and him one well Quail
fed in every particular.
~ Arrangements have been made one Of the largest ana
best Boarding houses in the City board lodge all The Students
from abroad - 90 week making
ng Tuon and Stationary about $1,000 the price Tuen alone
IN the Cincinnati Colleges julyI7-lyd&w
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Tennessee.

The universal party is sadly troubled by the
cusants in Tennessee. At recent meeting, il a
drawn game between the Scott and ant-Scott men, and
the meeting adjourned in confusion. Parson Brownlow
was present, and made speech against Scott A. G..
Swan, Attorney General Of the State, also made q
speech the side, showing in the clearest
ner the improperly of the Wings supporting Scott In
late number of Parson Brownows paper, he has the
following:
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Greeley at Niagara.

This great gun Of Galphin Whiggery and galvanized
gormandlzer Of Graham bread, was at Niagara (good
graciousD and what time he not speaking for the
Wing candidate and splitting the Wing PLATFORM he
was engaged in manufacturing Roorbacks and sending
them home to his paper Here is specimen OF his re
raeity and truth:
THE WINGS AT NIAGARA-THE LUNDY'S
LANE CELEBRATIONS
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EpigraIn.

Sweet Kate was heard one day to sigh
"With beauty lost I'd wish to die"
"Oh, no" said Tom, with humor quaint,
"Not wish TO dye, but merely paint"
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OUR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I!

copy of Wing for the 18th of June has been
turned to US, with the following Endorsement on the
margin:
Ma. BRowNLow:-We could have started list Of 20
subscribers to your paper here but for Scott all
the time and you just keep your paper where you
print it. w. c. DAVIS.
We sorry that can't agree with you in any.
thing. You for Scott all the time. We against
him to the bitter end You direct TO keep paper
where it is printed. We will do such thing, for it is
in demand everywhere. Week before last, entered
the names of "a new subscribers books; last
week entered l02 and this week, up the hour Of
going TO press, have entered 200 names-while not
have discontinued in all that time. Almost
ry man writing for the paper, says, am an antScott
Wing" These facts which show our
books and by files OF letters, to any who curl
Gus enough to call and examine them. This is free
country and the not to be driven from the
support of independent Press by few selfish lead
ers. Our weekly issue now is 5000, circulation no
paper could boast before in this end Of the State
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M EDIoAL COLLEGE OF EVANSVILLE, EVANSVILLE,
A Ind The regular of Lectures in this Institution will
commence the FIRST Monday Of November under the following
Faculty, to-wit
LEVI IAYCOCK NJ D., Professor of Physiology
and Pathology
HUGH RoNALDS D. Professor OF General Descriptive and
Surgical Anatomy.
C. A. FOSTER, A. NJ; NJ D.. Professor of Chemistry.
JOHN r. WILCOX NJ D. Professor of Materia Medica and
Therapeutics.
MADISON BRAY, NJ D. Professor OF the Principles and
Practice Of Surgery.
WILLIAM H. BYFoRD, NJ. ID, Professor of the Theory and
Practice of Medicine.
GEORGE b. WALKER. NJ. d. Professor OF Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Children.
WILLIAM A. MCDOWELL NJ d., Professor OF institutes OF
Medicine aud Medical Jurisprudence.
JOHN T. WALKER NJ. D., Demonsirator Of Anatomy
the study of Practical Anatomy,
under the Professor Anatomy for me De-
will be for the reception Of Students o inc Isl OF
October
Fees for full course S75 =. -,
ma fee $40,
boarding obtained from Sl50 % 90 week
desiring further Information, may address the Dean
post paid by mail which viii be promptly attended TO-
- g. B. WALKER, NJ. ID,
iuly27-w4w Dean Of the Faculty.
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CEETIEICATE.

CERTIFICATE
1--WE The undersigned having Composition Roofing Ma
terial Of Louden Duffy very cheery use
heving 10 all the advantages Fire and
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GRocERES-The undersigned Just received splendid
IN stock Of well assorted Groceries fresh and good
pared sell for cash approved produce
the city GIVE call and feel and your
selves Our word for we win give you bargains Our stock
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ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
SATUIRDAy

CITY HOTEL.-J S Siumper. New Kent;
l. II Chandler, Norfolk; w 5 Sclater, Gam
mel, A NJ Joins, III Whiting and lady, Ilamp.
ton; w Martin, Va; Myers, Augusta; John
A Jones, York county; w L Mallicot, York
town; Fl Terrell, New Kent; A Turner, Flu.
vana; l. Partlen, Spoltsylvania; Capt Jno Da-
yis, steamer Curtis Peck; DIR X N Short, Rich
mond; w + Clopton, New Kent s Peters. Va;
A Anderson, G Douglas, New Orleans;
I E Jackson, Ala; Il Timberake, New Kent;
A CbeaIham, Chesterfield; I u Kuper, Louisa;
VIM Cox aud seryt, N c; NJ G Whea,er, N j;
MIR Boisseaux, Va; Augusta Cooper, Mobile;
Il c Smith, Pqiladelphia; r L IL Dix, Lancas-
ter; X Su, King William.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-J Rogers, ID
Sadler, j G Foster, G l. Armstrong, Va; c +
Mnunn, Greenviie; w Flood, Henry; Ro 5
Wmtree, Chesterfeld; b K Fleming, Halifax;
J G Carr, N Y; S Robinson, Feuquier; j NJ
Boyd, w + Norris, Lynchburg; G Raine,
Cumberland Il Van Dyke, Liberty; Gen &
knauf, Farmyiile.
EXCHANGE UOTEL-W w Gilmar, Abe
marie; } fiughse Glouucs er; l. Mast r., Amelia
L T Leigh DO; Il Pgeat. Petersburg; Woodson,
Lynchbure; Hon McNullen, Va; T D Walt n
Cumberland I Ferriss, N 7; P B Jones, Orange;
Mis- Ia milton, Va.
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The OLD COTTAGE CLICK

$500 BY CHARLES swAI:;.
TN the old, old clock, Of the household stnrk
Was the brightest thing and neatest;
its hands, though old, had touch II gold
Aad its chime rang still the sweetest:
twas monitor, too though its words ware few
iet they lived, though nations altered:
hna itS voice sui strCn9, warned CID and yoiIr
,, men the voice OF friendship faltered;
i1ck, tick it said quick quick to bed:
ror ten I've given warning
Up, up and gc-or else you know,
iou'l never rise soon in the morning
friendly voice was that old, old clock
AS II stood in the corner, smiling
And blessed the time, with merry chime
The wlntry hours beguing
B.. cross Old voice was that fireso,ne cIcch
As 1t called at day break boldly
Wien TIE dawn looked grey DER the r,istv u.v
And the early air blew colby.
Tex, tick 1t said; quick or of bel;
fo- I'VE I've given warning;
fo2 i never have health you'll never have wealth.
Unless you're up soon in the morning.
Still hourly the second goes round ard round,
Win tone that ceases never;
While tears ere shed for the bright days ied
And the old friends lost forever!
liz heart beats on, though hearts are gone
That warmer hca. AMI st-Case-;
Its hands still move, though anGs we love
are claspet on earth no longer!
Tick tick it said; TO the churchyard bed;
II he grave hath given warning.
ISen up AMI rise, and look to the skies,
AND prepare tor heavenly morning
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THE FRUITS OF HALF CENTURY-FifIy
years ago steamboats, were unknown-now
there are 3U00 afoat ON American waters
alone. La 1900 there was not single railroad
in the world-now there are 0,000 miles in the
Uni,ed States, and about $4,000 in America
and England. Half century ago it took
some weeks TO convey news from Washington
TO New Orleans-nOw not as many seconds as
it then did weeks. Fifty years ago the mos
rapid printing press was worked by hand pow
er--now steam prints 10000 papers an hnui
on single press. Now is a grea, fellow
bun viii be much bigger half century
hence.
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VERNON ESKRIDGF,.
Chaplain in the L. States Nav.

the stomach, liver and the kidneys will cure dvsner
STA cough, asthma bronchial and lung affections nail
In the back, side and breast, consumption scr6fus
rheumatism govt neuralgia, tistua piles bowel corr
plants worms nervous debihty-with all d sessas al
sing from impure blood, and is the greatest female
dicine ever known ~
Call and get pamphlets gratis, and certificate, Of
cures. -
For sale by o. A. STRECKER, Main street. Ri,I
mond; g. b. JONES x CO, Petersburg Va Dortar
COOKE, Fredericksburg MORTIMER / NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists generally
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I'VE DAILY DISPATCH
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
Senate
SATURDAY, Dec. Ill.

s00ates
SATURDAY, Dec. ii.
The Committee on Banks reported bill. es-
tablishing the Bank of Rockingham, and
branch Of the Northwestern Bank, or the Me-
ehanics Bank. Of Wheeling at Point Pleasant,
in the county of Mason.
The Select Committee on the subject. ie-
ported substitute for the House bill dlstrict-
ing the State for the election OF Commissioners
of the Board OF Public Works.
A Special Committee was appointed, on mo
lion of Mr. Smith. 10 take into consideration
the expediency OF further leg lslaIion 10 prevent
the issue and circulation Of small notes. and
Messrs. Smith, Watson, Amber, Cregh, and
Brent compose said committee.
11sasc % Delegates.
A bill Vas reported authorisng a loan TO
the James River and Kanawha Company, TO
meet the payment of interest on loans. Also
abill from the Senate, without amendment, au
ihoyising that company 10 pledge IFS toll upon
the Rivanna tonnage, in order TO complete the
Rivanna improvement.
A commune alton was received from the
Governor, recommending the sale of public
lot in Petels buTg, on which warehouse, with
&C les is located.
The joint order of the day, postponed from
Saturday last, was resumed, being the eiectiun
of Penitentiary SGorekeeper, Messrs. WaIlacr
and Boyd supported Mr.. Spots, The incu1 =
bent, and Mr.. Barbour supported the no,.'ina-
ton Of MIR. NJ. ID. Newman, [member OF the
House Of De .egates from Madison couf'y
After an hours debate, the Senate was III.
formed Of the readiness Of the House to pro
coed with the vote.
After two hours debate in the Senate, thu
vote was taken, and resulted as follows:
Spots. Newman.
In the House 50 60
Inthe Senate q Ii
IS "a
James G. Spots was therefore declared
elected for the term of two years.
On motion, the House then adjourned.
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Rev. c. p. krautb, of Winchester, Va, who
Is sojourning at ST. Thomas, took charge of o
Dutch Reform Church there twenty four hours
after his Arrival, in consequence Of the former
pastor being called to New York hv the illness
OF ms wife. Mr.. X. will remain in St. Thomas
= month longer.
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ELIZABETH BAGWELL
Rev. Vernon Eskridge. u. $. ",

PORTSMOUTH,, VA, august IT, 1887
Mr. ] Boush-Dear Sir: While am in genera m,
posed to Patent Medicines, candor compes me to
that have great confidence in the virtues of Ham
toms Vegetable Tiucture. For several months pasr
have usedit in my family ant, in dyspepsia loss
petite dizziness, ana general debility, with entire suc.
cess. So far as my experience extena, therefore,
take pleasure In recommending it to the afr ted
safe and efficient remedy.
l am, respectfully, yours,
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pRIvATE PRACTICE.-Dr. PLUME B

DRIVATE PRACTICABLE PLUME 4
L co. may be consulted, conidendally, for tha
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glandulsr swellings or en-
iergements, Syphilis, and all msrbid discharges
whether recent or chronic Also all those com
plants termed female diseases Tho sdvertist.s
invite attention to their chemical extract OF Hht
Flowers, which may be regarded az the very oss'
article known. TO give tone and vizor 10 eer,s-7
sbused aud debitstedorgans,a as well ss 10 renoTsse
system shattered by dissipation or other cause
Medicines securely put up, with full d!recnont
and sent to order. Post paid letters promptly az
tended 20. Otice on Franklin street, below ES-
change Hotel, and irss door below Trinity churca'
Richmond. Virginia te =
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On Friday, a report was made, declaring il
ine1pedieat to give TO the Governor the ap
pointment of majority of the Directors of the
Banks of the State. An r-or, in Saturday s
paper made u.s. in effect, say eIpedient.
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nRAW} NE.-J. ). PERKINS having return
~ ed TO Richmond for the winter, viii give in
struction in the various branches of Drawing, as
Landscapes, Heads, Figures and Flowers. His sub.
iects or models are by the best masters, and have
been selected with view to attract and interest the
beginner, while they cultivate correct taste, and
gradually lead the pupil to bold and independent
style ofexecution that viii readily enable him to
draw from nature.
All lovers of this art are invited to call at his
rooms Corner of 5h and Franklin 5treets) snd ex-
anime his portfolios.
Lessone given at the pupils residences If desired.
Separate hours devoted 70 young Gentlemen an6
young Ladies ct his studio, where they will be re-
caiVed on the same terms as IN schools.
Oc4-3mt
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NtRiNE NE VIZ.

NV Eo"K, } 10 CID, Sahr Henrico, Tuuie,
'''chuUdG
Boston. D., Cid, ScAr Rainbow, Thatcher,
ri. inf Il
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ALI SMALL. B3 Ys.-H. P. TAYLOR. sth
Il street, between Grace and Franllin-My
School being exclusively for beginners, give spe,
cial attention to Reading Correct Enunciatiol,
Grammar and Spelling also to Geography, Map
DRAWN z, Arithmetic and History Specimens Of
my boys com position and writing, may be always
seen at the Dispatch Office. My Rule is peremp
tory. but as gentle as possible. cc9
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JETER Sc LEFTWiCG, General Commits
~ sion Merchants, flee two doors below the
Columbian Hot ], Cary street, will attend to the
sales of every description of country produce, the
trusted to their care. They are alao prepared to
do q large amount OF storage on tie Dock, upen
the most accomn odating terms, They pledge their
most rigid attention to all consigumF ts made to
them and all other business entrusted 10 their care
SAMUEL II. JETER.
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Z W HALL,

Truth Stranger than Fiction None need Desr,s.
"A Ladys Testimony after Mirty-eigbt war; :.
Suffering! S"' q
Were there not real virtue in this wonderful 49,.
cine, could 1t perform the astonishing cures mace a.
Messrs Tyler L Adair: 49, i'7<'
have been afflicted with rheumatism at tir,as s.
my twelfth year; will be fifty years of age tb iS
OF this month; the attacks at times so seI L
to render me helpless; have tried various 5
to very little effect Last October was attsctJ IS
my shoulders sides, back, and hips; could nat T.
day or night; could not move any part of nv ~,
without crying with pain, at this time also tried ~
ny remedies, internal and external without
any relief; was at last advised to try Hampto, W
getable Tincture; before | had taken one bottI C.
which felt much better, and continued tskin, ~
felt strength coming into my back and limbs and ~,
stomach strengthened and revived every wsy. 49,
taken five 5Gttles, and am much better than expec
ed to be. | intend TO it whenever need il and
would recommend it to the afflicted, believing it una
qualled.
Yours ELIZABETH BAGWFTF
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Anl To TIE LADIES .-PETEK
sEsSszs5 TINSLEI, No 235 Broad street, begs leave
toiat0rm the ladies' OF Shockoe Hill aud the rest Of
the city. that he is making 20 order all of the most
fashionable and seasonsb!e styles OF Caters and
shoes. Fits warranted in every instance
S-pO2t
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MOTICE.-The Co partnership Of GAYNOR
u & WOOD was dissolved or the lst instant by
mutual consent.
The liquidation of all claims due by the late firm
is committed to Mir. Gaynor, who is also author
lied to collect all claims 8 ue to the firm
The business will hereafter be conducted in the
name of J. B. WOOD.
In thus announcing our dissolution, we may be
permitted t. return our acknowledgmenis to the
numerous patrons and friends of the late firm for
their liberal support during the past nine years
We solicit continuation of their patronage for
the remaining partner. jEO GAYNOR,
JB WOOD
The subscriber, ii ais own name, will hereafter
conduct the Apothecary and Drug Business in all
10 branches, at the old stand of GAYNOR &.
WOOD, corner above the City Hotel, and solicits
a call from the public generally, as well as the
customers OF the late firm He will keep con.
stslty on hand heretofore, fresh and Judi
ciously selected Stock of Drugs Medicines, Che
nicals, Dye Stuffs, Paints Oils. Window Glass,
Pertumery, &c. &c, which will be sold as low as
they can be purchased elsewhere in the city
The Retail aud Prescription Department will be
under his especial supervision, assisted by compe
tent and attentive hands All orders from Physi.
clans aud Merchants filled with accuracy and DIS
patch. JBWOOD,
Apothecary ar Druggist
Successor to GAYNOR & WOOD,
de3 Druggists.
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EDUCATION.
= INSTRUCTION On THE
PIANO, ONCE A WEEK.-ln con-

-, lNSThUGTlON OC III =
PIANO, ONCE A WEEk.-ln con-
6 Nsequence Of the undersigned having
sto give obstruction in the country on
Saturday, he 10 left almost entirely unoccupied on
the corresponding Wednesday and would be glad
to give lessons ON that day, to any who msy dc.
sire it, either In the city or its neighb rhood
FIR WULFF,
Prof of Music and Organist at St Johns Church.
ky@ Orders may be left at the Bookstore OF
Messrs Harold d Murray, Broad street.
de 4-2awsW+
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N sSan4 LADY AND GENTLEMAN
ISIS and get bottle Of their Celebrate ins,-sI
sio..r ol , IL Keeps the Hair smooth, soft and
s,ossy, clears the head of dandruf and thickeas
me hair ana san a, promotes the growth OF
veasrs which a1rd nourish snt 10 ~, y. tuG nae
PARED and sold only By - '-'e hAif' are
de IN BENNETT 81 BEERS
Drug
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{ tARPEtTERs WANTEO.-Ve wish t.
employ Immediately four or FIVE coed Cay.
p rsu,t f ouch as will suit, may And employ
"eh' ior large portion Of the ensuing year.
De IL LEWIS D. CRENSHAW ECO
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I U.uBISR, LUNIBNR.-ln addition to oue
H general assortment Of seasoned White Pine
Lumber, we have, in our yard, over $4,000 feet OF
seasoned White Oak Iasd Button Wood
would do well to apply TO Us, either personally or
by letter before purchasing elsewhere.
TOME g. tINEHART,
sc 13-2aW3m Port Deposite Md