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DISSOLUTION.

u VIE Co-Partnership heretofore existing be
l. tween the undersigned, under the name ant
style OF Z. b. Beery d Brother, is this day dis.
solved by mutual consent.
The business will be continued by B. P. Beerv,
at the old stand. p. B. BERRY,
EDMUND BERRY.
Clyde, Oct 10, '53. 4I3w
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PAINTS
Chain PUMPS.

A large arrival Of chain, pump reels, pine, &
IA znk tubeing, IL rollers for chain pumps,
Ths new link lubeing, seems to be all that is
wanting 10 render this very popular pump, per-
feet in every particular. Warnted not to freeze
in the cpldest weather-we ak our friends aud
every body who are in want Of pump 10 exam
inc this article al the Hardware Store Of the Boys.
CANFIELD & MITCHELL.
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Fremont Book Store.
BOOKS, BOOKS !

'NllE subscribers now recei wing the largest
l. mud most complete assortment of Mscellane q.
Gus and School Books, Stationery, &c, ever
brought to Fremont. Having purchased our stock
at the Auction Sales, at
Much Lower PAIGE: Mon can be Bouqlf
or Regular Dealers, can sell cheaper than
ever before; and intend TO give our friends
and customers the benefit Of our good fortune in
buying so low We would take this opportunity
to return thanks to our numerous customers for
their liberal patronage heretofore, and as an in :
ducement for a continuance OF the same, we will
promise TO sell goods as cheap as they can be
bosght in Cleveland or any where in our vicinity
and Il little cheaper than Sundusky or 1iffin
Cities. 1t would be impossible 20 enumeraie all
the artirles in our line, make a cata ogue of
our Books: but we are ready 10 show cur stock
and give our prices, to any aud all who will give
us ii call, and not think ourselves bored if YOU do
not want TO buy. Our stock Of
PLAIN q FANCY STATIONERY
Never was so large aud beautiful. Our new!
styles OF Note Paper and Fancy Envelopes, for
w eddings, Evening Parties and notes, cannut
he surpassed.
Pearl, Ivory, Shell, paper Mache, Steel and
Leather Porte Monies, Gard Cases of every
style and Price, from one shilling to three
dollars; Plain and Fancy lnksiands,
Vases, Ladies Reticues, Work
Boxes, PoH Folios, Writ
ing Desks, Backgam-
mon Boards, Chess
Men, Paper
Weights,
Fine Cutlery
Gold and Silver
Pens aud Pencils, Wis.,
iting and Ornamental Cards
and in short everything in the
liue and many things never before
brought TO this market. Once more we
would invite all to call aud see for themselves,
and be convinced that our assertions are true.
S. BUCKLAND & CO.
No 3. Buckland's Block, Fremont.
Oct !, '53.-u
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-11-19

( ROUND PEPPER, Mustard and Cinnamon
" constantly on hand at SHRESk's.
Oct. /, '53.-tf
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Groceries!

Coffee, Sugars, Teas, Spice, Pepper, Molasses
TObaccos, and nearly every urice in that line oi
the best qualities.
As for prices, 'there's no use talking" Since
we have taken down Head quarters so badly no
one, who is acquainted with the facts, will for a
moment dispute that we sell so exceedingly low
that all not only satisfied, perfectly, but aston.
shed. So | will not Blop, though might with
great propriety do SO, for have something 10 blow
about.
Come along, IN en-, all who wish to prosper in
this world, aud get your nouey back.
u We have employed BnLAu, who will be
alw ays on hand TO cut aud fit all sorts OF garments,
IN the latest styles
u Don't forget the place. is one door South OF
Cnnii.ld & Mllohells, nor don'i be afrid Of wear.
ing out leather by walking up street to where you
mi stake.
A. GUSDORF'S.
Fremont, November -, 1853.
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HOLD YOUR HORSES,
WHOLES

invite those wishing to purchase at Wholesale
10 inspect my stock, which will he found well fit
ted for the trade, aud by far superior TO any in this
part Of the country
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

BE NOT DEFR4UDED!
Buy no book unless DR.. A. M. Mauriceau, l2s
Liberty Street. N. Y, 10 on the title page and the
entry in the Clerks Office the back Of the title
page and buy only of respectable and honorable
dealers, or send by mall and address to DR.. A. NJ.
Mauriceau, as there are spurious and surrepitious
infringements of copyright.
81 Upon receipt of One Dollar 1.-THE MAR.
R1ED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM.
PANIoN" is sent (H'oiied free TO any part of the
United States, the Canadas and British Provinces,
All Letters mus, be postpaid, and addressed to
DR.. A. M. MAURICEAU, Boz 1924, New-York
City. Publishing Office, No. lao Liberty Street,
New-York.
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TO B UILD ( rs.

All we have to say is that hard 10 beat
on house Trimmings. We have u very large stock
Of locks and latches, buits screws, cupboard locks
and catches, window fasienngs aud blind hsten-
ings, some entirely styles. SASH glass. pu tty,
paints, oil, vurnish, nails, brads, cupboard turns,
catches, &c.
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Agents.

l. A. WARD, Fremont-E. f. Newman Nor.
cah-H. Miller, Neutrality-suspicious. & Steb-
hins' .WLan-A. d. Wright, Perrysburg-J. s.
Gregory. ,Na,mee City-G. R. Morton, Sandu,-
ky-R. Chadwick, T6ledo-Ebber & Scott, TYfln.
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STO v ES.

Tustreceived a new lot of Stoves, some desirable
J patterns for sale, low.
CAHFIELD e. MITCHELL. q.
A LSO a general assortment Of House Trim
n mings just received at
Oct. % CANFlELD & MITCHELL'S.
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CLEVELAND g. TOLEDO
RAIL ROAD.
(SEE2 @NEa aIsa
Winter Arrdngemeat.

On aud after Monday, Nov. I4,h, 1853. Pas
enger Trains will run daily, Sundays excepted, }
ns Collowa. -
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GEO. WORTHINGTON, & CO.,
No. /, Central Building, Corner Superior and
Water Streets.
CLEVELAND, Ohio.
Dealers in Foreign and American Hard ware,
Cutt'ry Iron, Nails, Steel, Glass and
" nite Lead, at the lowest mar
ket rates.
Also, Agents for Motifs Agricultural Furnace
aud Dairy Stoves, and G. J. Gaylor's Fire Proof
Safes.
Aug %, '53.-6m
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LADIES HO!
Magnificent Dress Goods

Silks, Satins, Paris de Grape, Silk Grenadines
Silk Absnies, new style printed Berage, CheaiI
Berage, large lot Of French, English and Amcri-
can Lawns, superior 10 anything in the market
Ierage de LANES ofthe newest styles and most de.
srabe patterns. A superior assortment Of French
and other Ginghams-ihe most beautiful patterns.
Mohairs, Popiins, plain figured and changeable
Alpnccas ;also superior Black Silk Lustres Alpaccas
A large and general assortment of
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FIRST ARRIVAL OF TIE SEASON!
HEAD QUARTERS

THE MAMMOTH STOCK is daily arriv.
ing aud the old Regulat or is moving Oft with
living colors; The extra two rods which we have
just added TO our Store Room, is creating immense
excitement among the entire community, aud the
rush is beyond precedent. Every bodr goes to
Head Quarters, and should the whole country CON
tinue TO do all their business with the Thirteen
Rod Establishment as they have done for the
past four weeks, shall be obliged 10 bridge the
Nj d X Ell u II
md the River, open our doors OH the east bank
establish Telegraph Office IN the rear. and sell
Goods by lightning.
That beautiful clean Sugar, twenty pounds for
)ne doar; Coffee at ten cents aud N ais five
dollars per barrel, is what
Troubles this old Line o. niqAtsi
II is, however, generally understood that the last
meeting OF this Old Combna ion broke up in "a
row, there being diffsreace Of opinion as TO who
those immese bumps. with the Smoke House at.
tached, claimed the stand, while another party
laid in their claim, on the ground Of having added
new Ice Cream Saloon up stairs; as they could
not agree, this old Thirteen Rod Establi,oment ut
agrees to settle the hash by giving the whole COM
bination
HAIL COLUlI BIA!
from mast head down. Look out for a ripper this
Fall. We shall, however, hope to sort up our
neighbors, in the way of small articles, as usual.
and pay them Cash for all kinds of Produce
the same as Farmers.
o. L. MINIS & co.
Fremont, Sept. Sd, So
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Reflections for the Thoughtful.

Strange that countless human being, exist and
drag through life as do the beasts Of the neld or
the insects Of the earth, evncinr no more though.
or reflection than though the noble faculties Of mind
were not VouchsSfed 10 them.
Many such are husbands and fathers, upon whom
are dependent the health, tho ll-bcing, aud the
hslpine" OF aconfding and aGestiOnAts wife, with
perhAIh 4 fnInilY of ohiIlran
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THE MARRIAGE STATE ;

Shall Hsppfnsss sSd HsaIth, az .uissry sna
SIctasss, attend az
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Hurrah for Close!

TINE Subscriber has the satisfaction of saying TO
l. his friends, and the public generally, thu he
has just completed the enlargement of his Grocery
Room, and has supplied it with one Of the largest
and most choice lot of
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MANAGERS.

Fnlton.--T c. Il chaslsou, IL. Brougll.
ton, and Brown Manning.
Bradhan''s.-W. L. Reynolds, J. &.
Brogdon. and James IT, IIarvin.
Owcus Muster Field. ]. Nj. Fielder, A.
=. Brock, and y. j.. Ragin
Shor,crs:--llami!!3n Husbands, WIN J.
Wilder and BENJAMIN Walker.
Packs Ola Piacc:-lt. p. Haynswor,h.
Thomas Burgess, and James PIowden.
WcSi'spIh Pmcc:--J. 5. McEadd!n, G.
a, Rich and .loscpii G Burgess.
Mack's Siorc:--DGdIcy L. Hodge, G. H.
Wlthnrspoon and ioscph II, rlowdqn. .
WItIlcrspoon's Old Masior Ficld:--Jas
Eopes, Wiiiam NJ. Mcintosh, and w. IL.
MciIIvccn.
Motts Cross Roads--S. B. Cokcr, ].
w Baker, and SarGuc! l'o.n!nson.
January 2jb, 1853 I3--td
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.HDry GS b osls fo G ash.
III G. @ BAN CROFT & co,
Charleston. S. q.
253 KING STREEp

WE have in conformity with tho spirit
of the times adopted in our business the
system Of low TariNand Cash Prices, and
oilcr 10 the city and country retail and
wholesale trade every variety OF goods in
our !inc--PKlNrS, MUSLlNS, SIl.KS,
BOMBANINES, SIIAlyLS, LINENS,
CLOTHS, CASSiMERES. DIR Il S S
GOODS-of all kinds-GLOEES, ilO-
SlEltY, &c. &c. We shall be constantly
receiving the latest and most fashionable
styles o! goods, and it is our determination
that our stock in point of Styles and Asso,l
mcM shall be unsurpassed, aud in chcan,
ness OF price uncGHniicd by any in The city
OF Charleston. We have made this change
III our system OF business from our pre-.
ference 10 the small but more certain re-
turn Of the NiMBLE SINpENCE, rather
than that Of the slow shilling, and in the
belief tha, tho public cnnnut fail to per-
ccivc the advantages il offers TO purchasers.
Our business w!ll be conducted so as 10
ensure their entire confidence, and we ap.
peal directly TO their Judgment. Through
our connections in the various markets of
Europe and OF this country we possess the
ubithy and the vW To offer extraordinary
Inducements To the Consumer. the Planter,
and the Merchant.
February Sih, 1888 lJ-.im
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HMM @N go Asa 9s@a @@a
5H5l1e State of South
CAROLINA.
20 Mc MeNdgcrs cf Election for The
81 .;,; ,;i G!afrnd3h

] sI'a'1S 3 So |. I i itilEls,ssza
WHEREAS, The Seat in tho Senate of
the SAID State. Inr the Election District
aforesaid, has lately bccUmc vacant by the
election OF lhe Hon. John L. Manning to
the Office Of Governor of the Stale, and his
acceptance of the same. And whereas, by
the Constitution o South Carolina, il is
provided that n writ Of election shall be is
sued by the President OF the Senate, Tor
the purpose OF tilIng the vacancy thus oc-
casIorcd, for Tue remainder Of term for
viii II the member so Yachting his seat by
accepting the office oi' Governor, was elect
cd 10 serve.
Now, therefore. yau. an& cacll Of you.
urc hereby required, alter u,lc ADVERTISE
mcni, and with Strict regard 10 all the pro-
visions the constitution aul laws of the SAID
State, touching yoiir duty in snch case, 10
hold an ecCi:un Tor a mIcmucr ol the Sen
aic for the Election District aforesaid, to
serve Tor The remainder Of the tcrlti which
The sad John l.. Manning w0s ecctcG 10
serve; The polls TO be opened al the various
places OF election within the SAID Election
District Of Clarendon, on the fourth Mon
day OF tcJruary, IN the year ot our Lord
c thousand eight hundred and !!iy-thrcc,
by tie various SCI. Of managers for those
places respectively; the managers for all
The places OF election aforesaid to meet N
Samuel lIarliit's On tie Wednesday fol
lowing, count The votcs and declare tho,
election.
This writ. together witt: Your returns Of
The election 20 I've held under II, you have
before the Senate al tie next meeting there
Of
WITNESS, the lIonnrable r. +. W.
Allston, President of the Senate, at
Columbia, this sixteenth day OF De-
ccmhcr. IN the year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and fifty
two, and the seventy seventh yea
oit!le sovereignty and Independence
OF the Uui,ch States OF America
X. +. w. ALLSTUN,
President OF Senate.
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S 4 q eDa,HCFs5s q
a 40 osi,;ek. sentisic sYo,assIcI.!! !!
!. NlroRrANr To@DYsPEPTics.

IMPORTANT 4To%DYspEPTiGs.
pr, J, S. IIoughton's Pepsin, the, true Di-
ges,ive Fluid, or Gastric Jsicc, prepared from
Rcmot, or The Fourth Stomach Of the OK after
directions Of Eason l4icbig, The great Physiolo-
gIcal Chemist, by J. S. iIuugh.on, ". d., Phila-
dcphia. This is truly :, wonderful remedy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, .Iuu;,dicc, Liver Com
plaint, Constipation and Debility, curing after
Natures Own Method, by Nn,uro's Own
Agent, the Gosirjc ,Iuicc. Pamphlets contain
ing Scientific evidence of its value, furnished
by agents, gratis. See notice among The mcdica
advertisements. Sly.
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II K XIX q " d q IRs Z .
MARRIED.

AT Eainghanl onthc 28th ult., by
sthe II S. II. Miller. Mr.. JUDsox
ls}tNqsroN ofSumter District, and Miss
AfAhGaREr, fourth daughter Of Mr..
Samuel kerby Of this District.
On Tie allh inst, at Trinity
Church. by Rsv, Mr.. Ji,rlow, Dr. j..
O. GAfiiooN, of5soutnC ,olina to. Miss
Kate Kirby only dalghter ef j, a..
PvrNAN, Esq4of 81. A fgQstino t,loryla.
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Notice..

II any person has taken or rccciycd
through mistake }an-boN containing Il
blue black sattn Cloak trimmed with vel.
vet. marked to Mrs. Mary Birch, 10 Tie
care Of General S. il. Chandler. will con
fer a favor by returning tic same 10 Depot
February |. 1893 li-:},
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Lost,

On some day las, week Note drawn by
Edwin Cater OF bradford Springs. daicd abouI
the 18Th January last. and payable in twelve
months for S2!0 0O and in favor of J. h. Dc.
coin. Ali persons are forbid to trade for the
same, and amy one finding and leaving i, at The
o'!ce o! this apcr viii confer favor upon III,
loser.
Feb. !. 1873 I-,r
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Home and IYyeoa ,Sat1rc1,y NIg&t.
Happy is the man who has little
home, and q little angel in it, Of a
Saturday night! y house, no matter
how little, provided it will hold two
1 or SO; no matter how humbly furnish,
ed, provided there is hope in it. Let
5 sthe wind blow-closc the curtains.
hat if they arc calico, or plain
whife, without tasscl, or any such thing
Let the rains doscend-hcap up Tie
fire. No matter if you haven't Il can
{ die to hless yourself with: for what -
beautiful light glowing coal makcs,
shedding q sunset through the room,
just enough to talk by-not loudly, as
in the highways, nor rapid, as in the
hurrying worli, but softly, slowly
whispering, with pauses between, for
the storm without and the thoughts
within,to fill up. Then wheel the sofa
round before the fire. No matter if
the sofa is. sctce, uncusioncd at that ::
If SO he, it is just long enough for two
or say two and a half in it. How
siisweetlyythe music of silver bells, from
the time to come, falls on the listening
heart then! How mournluIy swclls
the chime Of "thc days that are no
more! Geo. Itkcgroph.
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BV Thomas O'C0nn0r.

Just received per Rail Road, choice scec.
lion OF Cigars and Tobacco, Cor,!ials. Pre-.
serves o! all descriptions, .clys &c. Also
complete assortment OF Groceries which he
guarantees to sell as low Il. they can be OBJ.
tanned from Charleston for.
Feb. ], 1853 lift
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T)r. F. r, Ren,ha,,f.,

Having located nj the residence Of his
faihcr, Col. Rcnhc';, respectfully offers
his profess io." services 10 the vic.nilv and
P"hIic, and hopes by attention and ass;'iu;-
ty, 10 business To IL nrit share oi Their
confidence and support.
I'nb. S ~ lSl:t I'm
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-+-----TT------sz't- ~ 80 -s<.sn.b-..aa--

Il. .SetHiag Hotel BiN-At the re
cent burning of the Louisville Hotel
the coolest incidcnt took place during
the height of the fire, and when all
thought that the entire building would
be laid in ashes. 1t occurred between
Mr.. Moore, clerk at The hotel, and one
,of the boardcrs. The latter, CARPET
bag in hand, descended from the third
story, which was all in flames, and
marching uptto the CLERK at the Office
around whom the bot cindcrs were
dropping, told him that he believed he
would move his quarters, and wanted
to know howmuch his bill was! Moore
turned to the ledger, counted it up,
made out the bill, took the money.
and politely bowed him out, at The
same time expressing his regret ut his
sudden departure.
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A Card.
February l, Is 13
Educational Notice,

The cNcTclscs oi SUMMERrON .iC-
Ai)fME were resumed Monday ;}ls, inst,
under the supervision Of Mr. Il. *. Rrr-
LEuGE. Not oniy Il very csprca! rcmardIS
'.ad 10 each Students intellectual md
"hEScal culture. so a. to preserve health,
b"iA "i body and mind; but lhe mora. de.
n"Ttmrnt IS strictly attended To. sun
merton IN" long hccn noted !ur lis rcg,oy}n.
3'H hr"HD and tcaUUNL hcajua. It's sj,-
G1'@Ai iI'rrc miles southeast u Ercndslrp
!. Q. Boarding can hc obtained cnit.
near The schorlai Il number o, plarcs for
= 'cas"natl" rate. The schclaslir velr Is
"'yGed 'nto is" sessions. five month, each.
Win vacation o! onc week in the sum.
mcF' lnciu'l!n" the llh Of July.
THl;MS PER QUARTER.
ho-ran5y, Reading, Wri,ing,)
hngHrh tirTn1ncr, Nrm0tv &C.
ogFaNAy, Arithmetic, Dcclalna- ~ Va
i!on,and i.ngliah COMPOSITION,
..A'EeHrn, Geometry, Surveying, oo
Natural Philosophy, &c. W
Latin and Creek, 8 %
February |, lS53 lI-2
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The State Of South Carolina,

ID ~ a!ld st,galm-iic Aiangcrs of he
Gea"ral EhatoMS, j1r ctcb C'oag.a%siou
al Nistric, HrcmghoW lie Staic
In Pu!a"anrc oi An Net ofthr { al
Assembly OF this State, passed on inc lGh
December. i. d. 1882, YOU are hereby re-
qnircd. after giving legal notice (and being
"|Iy qnniiicu) +" proceed 10 hold an clcc-
lion for q Representative in tho Congress-
The United States, .ug each Comgrcssion-
al Disuot, on the llAtoniay in February
next, ana Tie day following, at the same
places and 70 b. conducted hy the Same
mamgcrs, Of AMI u Ihc same nann.cr as
Tie cIu.1un 81! m"nbcrs oI the Eitu.r l.cpis-
iaurri a@4 aucr having determined ~ the
wrs@us duIy elected, you DO ccrirY the
sane according TO iuw, under your hand
an,! seal % Tic Governor, at Columbia, bv
,Iir !.tai Monday IN hpri next, an which
d'y The ro."a "".N" counted, and thcrcat-
Ter tue ciac;.uu ,ipclaved
tnyea uudrr my hand aul the Seal of
the &.t,t, IN Columbia, dis 2U,h day of
J"naary IN ,l- year OF our lord one iliou-
*nIol'ht ITu!Icd and Ii.iy-ihrpc, ard in
ie I.lhr ycu % i'a sovereignty ana In
Io.c.!.ncc Of the Unitci &,pjca Of Amer
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Head 90 lt;ssIi

MILLF0RD, 18th JntuHty 4 $751;
ORDER No. 3. i.S
EDWARD a. SALMONn and. LEW
Is a. BECl&lIAM, Esqurcs. having been
appointed Aids-de-camp 10 the command
or Chief with the rank of Is. Colonel.
will be nbcycd and respected accordingly,
by order Of tho Cuinmander-m-chici.
J. W. CANi'EN.
hdj't and lnsp'r General.
February !, 1858 1l-3t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-22

E8,Proiessor ALEX. q. Barry TRGcopHERous OF
MEDcATED COMPOUND, for Identifying, Curling, Pr
serving Restoring and rengthenng the Hair Reiiey
ing Diseases of the skin Curing Rheumatic Pains and
Healing External Wounds. Bounded by no geograpbi.
cal lines be reputation of BARRY's TktcoPHERors be
vades the Union. The saes of The article of late nrs
have increased in ratio that almost exceeds belief
Professor BARRY, after a careful examination of his
sales book fnds that number e bottles devere to or.
der in quant,s ffrom half gross upward during tn,
year 1892, was within u trhp of $50 900
lt Is unnecessary present length the evidences
OF the wonderful properties OF the Trchophcrous when
the public had furnished such Endorsement as this
ne cheaPness OF the article and the EXPLANATIONS given
us chemical action upon the hair the and in al
cases OF superficial iflation first recommended il 10
me alehon o the people, This was all that te inven
LOT desired Every bottle advertised itself The effects
81 tue huid exceeded expectation. 1t acted Ike n
charm Inc ladies would not be without It, Country
dealers In every section OF the United States found they
must have 1t; and thus was butup a wholesale trade al
an extent hitherto unheard of regards articles ~
This kind The highest point has not yel been reached
aud 1t Is believed that the sales this year will he nil
lion and hafof bottles.
- Depot and Mandatory No. 1877 Broadway; New
Iork Retail price, 21 cents large BOTTLE.
Liberal discount to purchasers by the quantity Sold
ny the pPal merchants and druggists throue bout tn,
nnhea states and Canada, Mexico West Indies Grea
Britain France. &c
Sold BY D. r. Lyman, J II. Seay and r. Stabler, &
Co. Lynchburg. 9s"o'e' =
ay26-d&c6m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-22
Taylor. TinsIey d 60,

HR o. Frs. FORWARDING 81 COMMISSION
- MERCHANTS. Hain .Sfreet I yael5urr Va ara
ard have DO urge uud wei assorted
tark of Groceries. Dry 6oaas. Lqgars. e.. Sc. re-
elals purchased II Size northern market iDr Gosh aud
invite HE attention q aar fr5.sas aad - public geurf
lily IA eve raj. sroal profits aad quick les
hal be cur aetto. The following comprises portion
90 o r Stock:
200 Bag. Rio. Tsgufrs and Java Coffee.
20 hh1s y. Q. Porto Rec < Cuba Malasses.
is bbi, Crushed. Clarified. Powdered and c ai'.r
Sugars.
90 Packages LOAF Sugar.
100 hegs Nails. from 10 40 y.
20 Tons country Iron,
1900 i5s. Cast. Shear and Blister Steel.
500 sides Sole Leather,
1900 los. Cotton Yarns
300 5a.> Rertifrd aad Old Rve Wdishey.
30 5bls French AID Apple Brandy.
80 Csc Stiek and Ma Liqaor;ee. best brands, J
90 dozen Ose Oil.
70 binds y. q & Porto Rico Sugars
= Nova >-otla Grind Stones (assonei sizes)
- hb.s Tanners Oil,
Iozr.~ Win and general assert nent Of good
9t enumerated al OF which will be sold upon the
2 reasonable terms. TAYLOR, fINSLEY 81 CO.
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