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EBENEZER ACADEMY,

EBENEZER ACADEMY.
" ME exercises Of this Institution will be
l. resumed on the second Monday in jan
uary next 1t will be opened for the rccep-
ton and instruction OF all pupils that may
desire to be prepared for entering any of
the Colleges in the United States; also for
all such as may wish 10 receive thorough
English Education. The scholastic wear
VIII consist of two sessions of five months
each. Pupils will be received at any time
during the session, but no deduction will be
made in any instance whatever, except in
cases of protractcd sickness, for such as NAV
leave before the end of the session. The fol-
lowing are the rates Of tuition per session:
orthography, Reading, Writing and
Arithmetic, or either Of them. 49,. sc 90
The whole, or either of the above,
with English Grammer and
topography. .:........ ............9 8 90
History, Natural Philosophy, Chem
istry, or any other high English
branch. ................ IL 90
Latin and Greek Languages and
Mathematics, or either of them. -. II 90
Good and convenient boarding can be had
at Eight Dollars per month.
JOHN A. ALSTON, Principal.
The following certificate Of the board of
Trustees is subjoined
We, the undersigned, Trustees of Ebene-
zer Male Academy, would respectfully state,
that, Genl. Aston has had charge of our
Academy for the last two years. II is need
less for US to remark that he is gentlemen
OF fine talents, liberal education and finished
style Of Elocution, but it is proper for us to
say, that he devo'es all his time, and has dedi-
Gated all his energies to Teaching. We
have attended the examinations of his School,
have heard his scholars declaim, and would
unhesitatingly say, that his success has full
ly met our high expectations--he appears to
understand fully the Philosophy Of his Pro-
fession. We would, therefore, cordially re-
commend his School TO the liberal support of
generous and discerning public.
II you ven. your sons taught hoe 10
think and ho,O TO speak, send themto the
General.
J: MONROE ANDERSON. !
JOHN JOHNSON,
i. AVERY,
ALEXANDER FEWELI.
J. w RAWLINSON, :
]. s. BARNETT.
btli.,fH lie, Jan. 5, 1853 Al I'm
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Land for Sale.
Negroes to Hire.

| WILL hire on the 2lst of January 1853,
Il at the house of John Hood, decd, about
ten or twelve Negroes, consisting of choice
fellows, boys, women and girls, belonging to
the minor children of John Hood, deed.
"H VIM. REED, GuQrdi,u.
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& SHOT.
Also a stock of
DRY GOODS

Consisting in part as follows:
100 pieces prints a prices from St to 25cts.
Ioo Long cloth ct lSacts
Large Stock Brown Homespun, 4 to l2Jcts
Bales of Blankets at prices from one dollar
TO two dollars per pair. Kerseys and Plains
from l3 to 20 cents. De Kalb Osnaburps
always on hand. TIIREAD-DeKalb,M Mt
Dearborn, and Conc ord, also, variety of
Muslins, Alpaccas, Linen for shirts, lick
ings, Apron checks, Pocket Handkerchiefs.
Head Handkerchiefs, Gravats, Suspenders,
Sheetings, Drillings-Linen and Cotton,
Ginghams, Lindscys, Plaids, Flannels, Sail
cia, Surge, Cashmeres, HOSIERY of all
kinds, GLOVES, Of all kinds LINEN
SHIRTS, Marino Shirts and Drawers.
Cloths, Cassimcrcs, Sattinetts, Twecds, Rib
6ons, Edgings, Laces, &c. Also, Violns,
Shot Guns and Rifles, at ten and fifteen dol
lars, and a great variety of Groceries and
Dry Goods, too tedious to mention.
'arding business as formerly, and will prom
make liberal advances on Cottons shipped to
OUR, CORN. &c, particularly in the wav
c!es to market, and want large tiles of
living me call, and making know the fact.
81, and most respectfully invite all who
md that the CASH system is decidedly prefer
y Goods are connected.
ceries and Dry Goods, cheaper than they have
B. w. CHAMBERS.
4T-3m.
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NNE THOUSAND dollars ia shoes and
~ Boots for sale by
NJ. s. SORRELL g. BRO.
Bel Air, Dec. l5, 1852. 4b-tf

List of Letters,
DEMAINING in the Post Office at Lam
IL caster Court House, for the quarter en-
ding December 3lst, 1852.
A.-Anvcrs w.
B--Barton Darling, Baker A, Barnside ].
Brown G, NJ.
C-Clinck J. s. Clancy T., Cheyes II. W.
Corwell F. or Heirs, Crozier David
D-Davis s. N. 2, Dawkins +. N.
E--Edwards Mr., Everett Otis,
F-Fross f. H., Flemming Archy, FundeF-
burk L. II. 2, Funderburk ID. If.
G-Gray James, Goodnight John,
H-Harper Geo. Haff Dudley, Hancock b.
R,9,
Johnston ], T. 2, Jourdan NJ, Jacobs
Milley.
K-Kent ]. w.
Long A. b., Lever j. WIZ.
m-Moore Doct, Martin Samuel, McCor.
mick w. ], Miller J. I'll.
P-Porter ]. M. Mrs,
R--Right Mrs. N.
s-sniPss Juo., sullivan VIM. Story Til
man, Sims. J. J.
T---Thompson VIM.
W---Watts A. f., Wafss wm.
T.R. MAGILI. p NJ.
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VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
N NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the subscriber
"A either by note or Book account will
take Notice that after the first day of March
next, all accounts and Notes unpaid by that
time, will be placed in other hands for collec-
ton rs longer indulgence cannot be given, if
you wish to save cost attend TO this as must
have money. Do not forget the first of March.
] a. HASSELTINE.
Jan. 26 1853. 5o-bt
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TERMS:

Always in Advance.
The Bills Of all specie.paying Banks re.
ceiyed at par. All money remitted by mail,
postage paid, at the risk Of the Publisher.
Address w. 8. JONES, Augusta, Ga.
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Charlotte Mail

Charlotte Mail
DUE MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY,
At o'clock, p. M.
DEPARTS TUESDAY, THURSDAY, d SATURDAY
At 7 o'cIoch, Il. N.
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WinsborO' mail. S..;.
DUE SATURDAY, AT O p. n.
DDPARTs THURSDAY, AT 4 p, N.
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Sheriff IS Sales.
ellis Creek Land
FOR SALE.

| OFFER for sale, the plantation formerly
l belonging to Isom Houzc, (decd.) con-
taining 23O acres bounded by lands of Sam.
uel Robinson, Richard Cousart, VIM. Tav-
lor and others, about 24 miles from I.ancas-
tcrvllle. Upon the place is a very comforta-
Die dwelling house, and the place contains
about 100 acres of wood land
will sell the above plantation on reason
able terms, according TO the present price of
land. The place is healthy, and the land
will show for itself. For further particulars
apply to X. III. Crockett or myself.
JOS. 4. CUNNINGHAM
Jan. l9, 1853. 49-it.
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Consisting in part rs follows:
GROCERIES,,

SUGARS.-New Orleans, Muscovado,
and West India. COFFEE.-Rio, Java, and
Luguira. TEAS.-Gunpowder, Green, Hy-
son and Black. CANDLES.-Sperm, Ada.
mantine and Tallow. GHEESE.-Goshen
and English. BACON.-Sides, Shoulders
and Hams. FISH-Salmon, Herring and
Mackerel, all numbers. SALT, constantly
on hand. TOBACCO, at prices ranging
from ten to fifty cents per pound. Sesars
Of all Kinds, at prices ranging from eight to
forty dolIoTs per thousand. LARD and
BUTTER constantly on hand. FRUITS,
such as Raisils, Figs Almonds, Brazil nuts,
&c, &c. SPICES.-Alspice, Nutmegs,
Cloves, Cinnamon, Ginger, Mustard and
Pepper PICKLES.-Englsh and Domes.
tic, n variety. KETCHUPS.-Mushr
Walnut and Tomato. PRESERVES
Citron, Oranges, Lines, Pine Apple and Gin
ger. BRANDY YFRUITS.-Peaches, Cher
ries, Lines, Pine Apple, Raspberry, Black
berry, Plums, &c. THEORETICALLY
sealed articles-Sardines, Lobsters, Salmon,
&c. CANDIES Of all sorts. CRACK.
ERS.-Wine, Soda, Butter, Lemon, Sugar.
Star, Boston, &c. Constantly on hand n
good supply Of GREEN FIR UITS, such as
Oranges, Lemons, Apples, Bananas, &c.
intend to attend to the receiving and for
ise to do it faithfully. am also prepared t,
Messrs: Chambers LETTERS & CO., Charleston.
will pay liberal prices for COTTON, +
of barter, and all persons who bring those ar
goods, would be benefited considerably by
intend selling EXCLUSIVEL Y for {
wish bargains to give me CALL and they will
able, PARTICULARLY, where Groceries and ID
In word am determined to sell both Gr,
ever been sold in the State, except Charlesto
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M Is c Il L L A N b 0 Us.
Money! Money!!

PElNG positively compelled to have mon-
~ ey, we hope our customers will not
take it amiss if we SUE, and then sell them
CHEAP bill of goods the noxt day, by
way of compensation.
NJ $ SORREIL & BRO.
Bell Air, Jan. 10 1853, 40 2t
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II LIKELY NEGROES,

belonging tc the estate of John s. Cunning
ham, decd, to wit :-AIilley and children :
Eliza and four children: Nancy and child ;
Frankcy and child. The others arc men.
good field hands, one of which is also fair
Carpenter and Blacksmith.
w. c. CUNNINGHAM, Admir-.
Jan. l9, 1853. 49-3t
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Lancaster Division, No. 30,

SONS OF TEMPERANCE,
Holds its Regular Weekly Meetings Mt the
Temperance Hall every Tuesday Eveninp,
at O'clock |. III. BLAIR. -
june rs. l9 RS.
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Administrators Sale.

Pf permission of John r. Joy, O. X. ID.
ID | will sell on the first Monday in Feb
ruary next, before the Court House door in
Iancastrryillc
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SOUTHERN CULTIVATOR,

6I0SuuV GuKtBVlukB.
DANIEL LEE, n. D., and D. REDmAs, Editors.
VTOLUME Eleven commenced Ist Of Jan.
Y uary, 1883, each number will contain
Thirty-two large octave pages, (7} by ! l in
ches,) Of closely printed matter, embracing
the contributions Of some Of the most intel.
ligent and practical planters in every section
Of the Southern States.
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Concord mail

DUE THURSDAY, AT Q p. N.
DEPARTS FRIDAY, AT 6 A. N.
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NJ | s C h LII An h OU s.. j..
Negroes for Ssle.

RY order of James III. Witherspoon, Or
- dinary of Lancaster District, will be
sold at the residence Of Mrs. Mary Russell,
on the lst day of February 1853, the whole
personal estate of Sarah Russell, decd, con-
slSt'ng OF eight negroes, viz Fanny, Sarah,
Nancy, Osborne, Winney, Lewis, Mariah and
Reuben mostly young and likely. Also,
few cattle, household and kitchen furni-
ture and other property.
Terms :-l2 months credit, note and two
good sureties, with interest from day of sale.
REUBEN BAILEY, Admir-.
Jan. 10, 1853. 4S-3t pr. fee 1897
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Money Wanted

money Wanted
Py the subscribers for notes and accounts
ID that are still unpai nd hose that are
owing US will please pay up before the first
Of March next as groceries and provisions
must be paid for, come all and give us lift.
SO that We can pay off our Notes, those that
do not pay US by that time, need not be snr.
Prised If they have to pay cost, look out.
HASSELTINE, g. HAGINS.
Jan. 6 1853 bO-5t
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The London Quarterly Review Cons'rtire.)
The Edinburgh Review (Whig)
The North British Review (Free Church,
The Westminster Review (Liberal)
Bhckwood's Edinburgh Magazine (Tory.)
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CR0CKERY- ASSORTED.

SADDLES.-Riding and Wagon.
bKIDLES.-- do. do,
:. WHIPS.-Carriage, Buggy, Driver. Ri
ding and Wagon. Cards, Cotton and Wool
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LEONARD SCOTT & cos.
LIST OE
BRITISH PERIODICAL
PUBLICATIONS.

Delivered i'll all the principal Cities in the
United States, FREE OF POSTAGE, and
forwarded by mail, under the provisions of
the late Post-Otfice Law, at MERELY NOMINAL
RATES.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

" COMPANY connecting with the PACING hah S,e1''
ship Company, carrying the greet United S1Ass ",
Only through tuiteo States Mall Line for CALIfonhA
and OREGON, via AspinwAn and Panama Grea, rSane-
ton The splendid and doabe-engins United sea.es
NAL Steamship OHIO Loo tuns burden, n y hIlssae,
o. s navy Commander and the CHEROhEE, joan NC
Goysn Commander. viii sail ON MONDAY, REQ. ~
0coek P NJ precisely from pier az loot Of "
Nor1h River Cor Aspin ss direct Tue Psehc MAI Sss,-
shin Comtsby's rnsKri6cent new steamer JonN l.
sTEPHESS $50 tuns burden, Commodore hoc-rt Il
Pearson will be Ia readiness Psnsms together with tne
steamer PANAMA to take the mails and peenger OF te
Ohio ard Cherokee and sail Immediately for san rrsncfSo
The John L. STEPHEN. has been bu eIprel ~ r re ra
cfc srryce with extended guards giving 1seious d-c,
room promensdes &C. Herveutston cannot Re s1rpfsseo
large and light. being -ubss I'd IN pace OF pqr
hos both forward and s There oulsnesd or other
Obstruction 10 the free passage Of ar from stem 20 e
in either deck Her sailing quaifi-s were thoronSniy
tested previous her departure, and she proved hes1
one Of the fastest sAOe No etrrs are spared
on the rert Of the Companies 20 sind th-r passengers
through with expedition, comfort ana saiery hs,-s
Of Far 10 Aspinwal Ladies Saloon, sste Room sos
Lover An and Forward sslcon do $50; -ecosd CABIN
standees So seerage s5 Rateso fare from Panama %
San Frsnc.c First Csbin, After slloon state Roons
sl0 First Cabin Forward UPp-rdeck State Rooms go;
Forx ard CABIN, Steers Fare, Si00 Steerege - ra.
senzers ~ b. landed tine Railroad Wharf 81 Aspnwhl
free Transit OF the sfhrs ct the OF
freight or passage sppy TO CHARLES 4 WhitSEf AZ
the Office OF the Companies No. In Nesst, cor OF WAY
rem. Y.
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a. crNr Observation-Disclosures.

or CENT DAGUERREOTYPES
ID RAND at No SCI Broadway, having Of the most
convenient galleries n New York, superior apparatus
surpsd By any IN the world in quality ehespnes snd
Surhtity His mammoth sky light is to be found within
Ter feet above the de walk any person in pursuit
OF D.sueectypes r d. him herself At the top Of high
building they may know that they in the wrong shop 10
find FARRANDS inmi.sble and cheap pictures.
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Gtsamboats an6 Railroads.

EOR ALBANY-Fare $1.-ALBANY and
Il NETWORK INLAND ROUTE RA1LROAD-Two
daily express trains at A NJ and As p NJ connecting st
Albany with Central Line Of Railroads North and West from
new pot of White, Elm and Centre-sts where
through tickets be procured and baggage checked tor
Schenectady Utica Syracuse, Rochester and Buffalo Pas
sengers also received Broome and Bowey and 2ths,
and 4hav stations The above trains will land passengers
Al Croton Falls and Chatham -Four Corners only. All other
trains will from CRY Hail station Of Tryonrow
and Cen,re-st, as heretofore.
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NOTICE Of APPLICATION for the Dis

charge of an Inoyen his Debis. Puuas 20 the Pro
ns al ne Third Article Title OF the fih ChaP'er OF
The Part OF Revised staueJOhN CAMP OF the 'own
1 eo IN The Cogny OF Tosa In-oyent Debtor, individuality
and A. one Of the late OF Noble Co Notice d Paoshsi
Fshary 6 is5a Creditors 20 appear before Hon ChaNes T.
Aver County Judge Ad County OF Ioga at his once IN h
town Of s0h day Of April NeSi At lOoeo.
the forenoon cause they have, Why "A a.slsnhen
said nysnts estate AMI BE- Dc
lom Lt.d
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T ONDON WATCHES .COwDEROY,
LIMO q ChsrTinston st. Nev-Rosd St. Pzncrax LONDON,
ten years with T. r Cooper, No Celthorpe-t, Grays
hoad be- to Caution ms friends and the pubic against
limitations Of his Watches which being made r. = C.
bee state under these circumstances he gives written
certificate with each watch proof Of tbesr quality and
Ione are genuine unsss Trey contain this certIhcate
C. bees TO cal tie attention Of Merchants Watch Dealer
&C. TO hs extensive stock Of Gold CkrOnometers Duplex
and Lever WsieLes Also his ChropotDeter Duplex and
LeysT Novemeuts both with Pinions of and 10 at the
lowest possible pricss
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legal Notices.

CORPORATION N0TICE-SALE of
~ PROPERTY Cor UNPAID rAxES-Pusae neece = heecsy
Eve, 81 se OF rr rr.v r urrad VII take g,,cs Pus
h. Aueon a. the cry HsA Of the CAV q New York, rdURs
DAY the twenty Il April usN u oocs a. All
Be- eun;=red Day day anil the ~aole Of sad property b
scd .rd nai detailed ;asceEi o. the pccpr 10 D sod &
u-pa rubh.he IRE hoynns Courier ant New fos IN
eure- pevsrsper prr,e srd published the CIV o. View fe't
n,taed panI4lt sm, O the ppefy to - 80,
rsy cbanei cSizug the Co1.IOess Ote Va hsI %
Recc Cca;TunsE's Ocsce, View rork, jan 10 lSS
is lrl,~sfs A1lRlAH C. FLAOG. Costrcner
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p FSTON and FLORIDA

EOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA
IL sEHI-WEEKLY U. NAIL LINE-The fsTonn
ard fats going steamer sOUTHERxER w YSs,er so11-
rnsreer, will leave Pier No. ~. r. on WEDNESDAY,
Feb l6 AZ O'clock 81 precisely For freight apply on
board where all bil la6az Will BE- nsned ana 10 pI
sage AZ the ofce Of sPoFf0RD, TlLESToS %,
Through ticke TO Florida foovs: For Jacksonville
t5l; to PLATA So
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Total number cared for and treated

Total number cared Tor ana Ueatfd.. hJtAV~
Besides these 20ya39 we're supplied from the PARK
with board and lodging; g7229 received similar aid at
the Intelligence Once and Labor Exchange and isyI
were provided with situations and employment Inc
total number relieved, forwarded, or employed was
Isl OO5
These returns show that greatly a. the eyrauon %
Ills uort In 1851 went beyond that Of any previous
il has been exceeded IN amount by tast oil ie% .Ho
exee,s Of last years nmgrston above tnst Oh tns y
nreceding "a II Sol This arose many from the aug
Iaeuted emigration from Germany, WHICH ma Ises ~
rnore than double the average Of the preceins oui
ys.. and ia an excess Of ~ rs or about ~ per conf
oovsr he number of 1851. The lr1h emigration vas
az no (or nearly ID ess than thaf OF le3i ouf st
Isrver than in any other previous year Tae emlgfs
cr rom England gradually increased tnoasn nt rsp'
DIV and formed last year. a. has Tor some tnle done,
sogy.ething more than tenth Of the whole
For i've yesrs after their arrival in this country, all
.r,i0rnpts within the limits o. this Stste who become
dependeuf on the counties for support, are aiaiDed
nom the comrnuts,on fund OF the Commissioner made
IN OF the TAX Of q 90 per lead levied upon emrsnss
a. the time Of their arrival The term OF I'VE years Tor
which sueh enIgrsnts claim the benefit Of their
Communication has begun 20 expire, and consequen,
maximum Until recently, al the survivors Of the mu
tiude Of smgrsnts arrived since LAT. II within toe
bounds Of The State chargesble on the Cornmls
son, whenever reduced 70 tie necessity Of public
constance.
The great dEculty u providing FOR the large number
Of destitute eigrsntz that accumulated N the cry ls
winter and spring, u referred 70. The applications for
aid six rrnes numerous In any former year:
Buildings were procured in Canal Centre, Duane and
been lees suffering the present season, and tcere arc
now no buildings within the City asei iof I'd. pafpose
FrSGcE g-d ro sns cc-t-rQc 20 &c f.2-.Si u91i
sewly arrived emigraafs, and ore hequenf suoJecu q
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Rerittsnces-Psssages.
BOWMAN, GRINNELL q Co, No. 50

BOWMAN. GRINNELL * Co, No. 50
ID sou.hs. New-York sole and only authorized Agents
for the SWALLOW-TAIL LINE OF PAChEI-SHlfs.
Jryyspoot PAcKrTs sail 6th LeNDos PACKETS sail every
end zlst Of every month. alternate THURSDAY
LIVERPOOL. LONDON.
CONSTITUTION, SIR X. Pr L.
NV WORLD CORNELIUS GRINNELL,
OIFFN or TIE WEST INDEPENDENCE,
CENsTANTINF AMERICAN CONGRESS,
ALBERT GALLATlN, PRINCE ALBEIT,
AsHBURTON. t1ORkTOWN,nv
AMERICAN UNION. PATRICK dENhli
Persons wishing 10 send for their Trends ana oesoas o.
hrns1 theTn ont by any Of the above nlgncent ships
are 3nferne "a that MessrS BOWMAN, GRINSELL Co.
are the only Agents for the above ships IN ths ely
They Aso issue Drafts from 81 and upward which are
rayabe ct sight town throughout Ireland an Great
Britain BOWMAN GRINNELL Co,
No 83 southst " Y. and No Regents rosd, Liverpool
Liverpool packets leave NewYork 9th and 2st OF every
north MI
London Packets leave New YORK every alternate IhoTs
dsy. For passage apply as above.
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THE MyDTCAL JOURNALS
MANY PERSONS suppose when they read

MANY PERSONS suppose when they read
w about Cough Remedies tsf al arr trash alike Too
DANE sre scientific preparation The mssur.s cost
w. pure and shly concentrated and combined WIKI Esea
c.r--srd n the resder Il unfortunately afflicted via
Conrh either recent chroueb Asthma Pshyse bron-
ehitis whoOying Cough Tesgg In the Throat SaaFrh,
or any Dsesse OF the Lungs Throat more ree can 70
Sod BY A d. Sands No. 100 Futons,.i N JAN,
No 81 Csrrnlne-sr; Abu BIr1se, No Adj Fear a. hz,
lard Noa lSe Dsvisicr and III Henrysrs; and otaers
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. So-fh 9Th and tth-srs fena,,n'
,h I'D South TIL So. Ratren, No. % Ith--t Js " No
reu NO IS GrAndst, ana Others N toTr Ana ooo4J' -
nacksrex fpr IA anc Is cents e.ch-
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HIrw-FRsEy RAILROADS.&C. and aft

N ,,h. s7th OF December rs,n Win lesve New OK
a. o'rloet A N from foot Of Ccurtlaniis.t .rr I
IN PhseePhs Y nOOn st ne hsn' ,S Pm.
TT ,s;cb vii sI.o ~. through N four hours Through
ctet, fc Bsitircrs Washington, Noriok .na ohareston
e - -, lev IA The A NJ tain Only 81 rscueec
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NJ Y AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAM

N. SHIP LINE, through to SAN FRANCISCO va
AsPINWALL and PANAMA. No detention on me
Iakmus At greatly reduced rates The new and las,
hSsns COMMANDER viii leave New York Tor AsPinwa.
tNayy Bsy,) on SATURDAY, March ), AZ oeio:i L. ~
Nr;ssriy nom Pier No North River. conneotins with
- NJ and MAGNIFICENT si6e wheel double engine
stsam.hip WINFIELD SCOTT, GIRO tans) edward
Dunn Commander. which steamer VII DC n IeaainSs
innss;ss,v Tor SAN FRANCISCO. The accommodations
aud ysnlstion Of Winfield Scott are al that car O. de-
sa Her .need established the voyage between New
Yos and Panama and While the Pacific esas~ unsoI
passed .,..-. ~ The bns toin.
xre rc,ufort expedition and safety PASSENGERS wi BE
lsndeS on he WHAT Al Aspnwsn FREE takns the Panama
Rsilroad ard cautioned that Trksts iof 'ols Lae
-' - DAVIS, BROOKS Co. General Asents.
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