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lLlIlNlCkS FOR 1851.
I>r ri'ul ISIIEn AND ruR SALE ia j. wAltRuGk,

AIM lNlCkN EuR NIX.
n>r fiNll>IlEn M i"k SALE BY ) MAHE"nN, f.,
The Virginia and Sorth CAROLYN" aln"""'R 0
cALruLArEn ~ DAVID RICHARDSON
uF LOUISA COUNTY. "a
-. 4nlon |, ,he usual mater found |" sn Aln4r"'s s.' y,I ~ "a,
itrur- : t,r, House I'll delegates M"i Con:t'SS, '"s"'
All Nuul Carolina. The lniin"ina rictca ave '"s'rt'i ~ -.
Tan,, Ui R,rtnnri. by Mr.. la.id ru'rri' rtmIiM' - "s
,a,r..iD Il. a Gsuucman 10 ms wie,o u the Anniversary OF yer
Nr!@lu. Ia, wt,rh w,> also her Ht.h pay M Wv a. a I'M" u. MI ~ a., e.
:. I. r,r s.ri,y Of Mr: Wnn,m'. w~Ics.dor.S. ("Nc"lie"t2
r.,f,i... and :. ,hr pl.is at Man. W. ch'st our i'"ih'e ii'"'S Win
's''-, ~, ~ = w. n,s.., Aususts
JAMES uOoDHOuSE's,
it,rE s,al 4 wnoru"u&E's.l
pinno Fort. War. Rooms. knSic square.
FnEGlNLA.
> 80 su.-r rtnrr has Iur sale, Al ms Ware Rooms. above his Book.
- So. ~ assortment ui PIANO fuRrE.S aS extensive as cun
~ .rru a.. ola, establishment Of The S,"i N III, unIo";
4, ,nr - ,trp a. tuis serl"ty, he Is constantly supplied iimh
me-. 81 tn lar:sI. uesl rrrabIe and DISTINGUISHED manufactures IN
w., ' Hrnl, = \ 20, i Il. plNllAM anl !, cIllckERING:-
Instruments 81 rrr>r makers can he furnished al s2!5, 80. rs.
.~,.st ,;Ic, cod instrument made 10 the richest and most Gle.
Ne l,lcrrurc u ln.,h and n,,cnrr OF os,aves constitutes mostly
,1'.,.gla,lr. iroan the above m-kcr* it,rr tlr,r name urun ;ttm,
~. 4ne .artauict lr.tctt n zone, touch. Workmanship ana o"ta"''
The ,.a..r,,.r Iaria.S him-rlt - exchange "r take back any
uiarrs nom ne country iroinrLy AMI raihin'ly executed, aud
..,.-l SECURE, q, :" Iny distance without mary.
r@KrES
riAno> .Llru aNi t.llitsa. AT. la-sShl
NI>H> AND cLaHk.S ssxksssasxa
=. ,ra !" 1900 80 M, d. - aG Il" a H. W. names m C. c.p"Hr'irI " Z T n
...,rt~ : .u...aaaa. rtrl'm. c'""ai' ani r'a'n riai"'" 't'a' 'ici
.ucusi,c aa lon. established nann.Ath"fJ
-, 'r,'"o',., 49, tnI,i,aa is,,Hufs faas in Ills r"un.
-, r!.y couNi.e N.hc mnIrIu imir"s rrlrntS, "hh lie !thn'"'e
ifa.c aaA pUg,Ei a. s.!E-s. aEi ale cuntidris!; ,''"n''"eiUc" ni
.,E,ssss ry 1cs, lpl si..i IurniIay. WHICH laurr quality will
is sI,rs,,4:eG ia The colur,y. .tere god .unr,s are aeiloin found
r II A,Ln t he - .% .5. .Ss,e ."'i ,. mrI9.1 ~. ! ,. ra s..S 81, ~ : ("
~ n4 rI""s taken II I"iiia! i"' "tM "Iel;; \. Gr. !.
QUAR-. victims. Acso,l~ons AMI Flute. Also, Guitar a'A r'"I"
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LOUISA Court House, "Wednesday, July IL. 1856. c!Ls

WILL seii IL the lIshrst bidder Cor ca>h) on MONDAY. the lIh
u IE uI Ausist. a. The curTi House DIOR ~ lpy,luI. MrrGrubura
ruuu,s. snsinia, between the huuis oi Ia and ! o'ciocs. hat yllua.
he ;,Irt "i had kurSu - the EImrty wool Plantation. Containing
northeast corner al Mrrklcnburg county, ~ The ndIrI~ + E.uc
stone. WITHIN three rnHrsui trrIstlau-rIH HE AMI wiurh 10 mirj al
krysrIlr Depot. on lie Riclmnn! aud EanYIir Raj Road. SAID
iand y not SURPASSED! rs any upland .rdrt IN the county. IL Is nGur.
r"ssdiy 10 s4y ~IAt mIghl nr SAID ~ Iavpr nI IhI- land. as any per-.
suI~ wishing to purchase VIII see Iur themselves. Capt John :. H.
i!nc%cii. @hn lives near the tani. l"r ihpt J"hu >uIth, tivHs Oh the
it,rr. vii Iakc pleasure III shown" y &" any one %lSiIn" Ia "NiuIur
At The IKE l. clear "i Iniisluahic, but mHI Ell! auri, r"ht"niy
II L. ,rsir.! "a me a. Executor. JOHN NJ. ELAN.
June . cts. Executor az Slmil llIu. decreased
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\ HAEE GLANCE TO CAPITALISTS o

...T5 FI' 1Orr UTN TOInt COn,f0Tf, FOT SHTV.
4 nv. Undersigned haSr tc1rfninriI 20 ufrr ~ putlir sale, an
4 EpNESbah the :lih "i hu:usr next. nn he premises then
rIiIrr Interest IA HE above uaturi pI"pcI,. together wuh Oh he
."H.ciGli. dining rom ad klirAru IurnU,Ir, lntsrs. rIuIacta.
.3aS. carts. 40.
Ih" VIDE, plead REPUTATION 81 Oh rrmr r"mUrt. ir tHI rriur
Sea HIlhIG". aud "!hrI EuintrnHs atiIacuuu- a. he i, .cts 81 irdhi
or iir,'n;r Irt'icr i frightened trsrIiltion ol Ihls popular wsf-t,
Ims place ruiHciy uUurfr-SlI!
S,hr i"snivc. Terms ~ iH.ncni lItr,ai, and made snnwm - HE
day - sle Possession gwen "n, Or any inc after tr lJh al 90
lMnI LrAi 4 kEA Nh IL { 90
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TnE FARM ca ..uiciI M':A

DOW" NEAR RICHMOND, lbi >Al.t"
ru1iiE ,ui,,rr,EsIs are arhur I2cl 10 'Ii thr valuable Farm. atnhi
. u,t,. rat al Richmond. called "ili'h M"hln" '"utarlhnF
.Ir,, ia acres 4 IL SITUATED IN th- Ne" E.I!.c road. AND ~ -
,.Il tno uu tmi i GENERAL description 81 It II deemed unnecessary
f. ;, ,uH,,,rrt - rrunatk that lie IuIIiIu"s are amiIc loi lie AZ
COMMUNICATION at = large famuy; and The open ,ami equal any y"
rr,utm III iri utuy III The nrIrlh"Iho"i al Richmond. liner" Is !" '"'s'
,,,,t,,, ni y,iuaIIr wupI AMI lm"rg ~ ,hs ann. Int iciIf Al
Nv 4, Nj. + VI. Il. Roy, o. 'oDilN :. Ut
= IMN L -rLLNlLu-
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RICHMOND IRON AMI STEEL WOKKS.

RICHMOND RON AND STEEL WORKS.
'lniE >Ih>tuucr-t,:tt purchased The above Works from MessrS
l r,urkIn> arI GHyUa. haze catered int" G." partnership under
2etunrl,iyc 0i JAMES iUNTEt IS 60, aud are prepared 10
.ujt.arr rrrris al .iui. OF Rar. Band. Hoop and Rod IRON
,ai"l."rn !Hc les. elected >clai ron .mi W. re"!sc.ialIy :"
.., u. olIr.Dl,- .a.runa,e. HUNTER,
rRlAIl WELLS.
\ E-raHt ;arI for good Wrought Scrap, or exchanged for ne"
uU Aug. II 1T
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N = Il ~
q OF out OF Robert lumpkin'a JaIt on Sunday nlsli. lh August.
VI = NEGRO MAJ. Gho CATS himself GEORGE RILEY The
al. Nero is black, at0ut ) feet J uTl!rs high, AMI stout built
grn!s aud writes very we'll. ad viii have IN his possession Forged
paIrrS and Passes. lie Is very intelligent. lie is about - years
,J has 4 small pnr ion al hair oil The clown ui his heal. OCCASION.
al ny a sraII. lie <ays he waS born III the Stat" al Delaware, and l.
making his way Ia II Tree State. aud VIII n, doubt Try u" escape al ii!
hazards.
Will GIVE The above reward for him. SECURE! IN any jan. x" hat
srl him AGAIN. JOHN FRAZER.
August 10 dit&c,f
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MISCELLANEOUS.
r.,Nn FOR SALE.

HAND coNN 5k
'ENiE subscriber, Intending 10 rene; to " c:lern Nirsinia, oilers
Cleveland. ten miles above GoochlAnh Court House, ont the wa,er-"'
Lirkiuchu,c Greek. said lraci contains .62 acres, by a recent sur
,rY. The buildings consist uf a large aud convenient Gwc!lIn:
house, Il su,i barn and 1hrrshin; Machine, nearly ir%. br<i@'>
other houses usual, found on i farm. There ar some 'lnriy or i"Ty
1 nt y,T, rich creek Lats, an abundance ~ wood land, - ACRES
al manned land, which produces Ur Tobacco. TIL" aubs'thrf
win take pieasu. ~ showing lie Falin ~ any one wl:lin. I" pif
chase.
.rrhrr SAMUEL u. lEAkE.
n.lrns.IIlc. Va July u -cwtt
MOST VALuAHLE MILLING PROPERTY
hNllE smtsciittr Is authorized IL .Gl Of Lease 'hi Sai"ane M
ir Property near , skets, owned lis The Mrsrr5 Ialn'dii'. u
- situated IN GilLrs creek, about Gao yarl- u"m 'hr "halrrs It
Rockies. II hasa head ana iil nj walri al - iert LAWYER 'al"''e ~
dIHnr TWO At three pair al sI"nr-
The nuhdluas CONSIST III n Mill 10 by III i'"I. three st"'i'sh high.
tullI OF hrk Iui MnrA; u saw mll ~ hy LO i'ei' h"" utri as 4
plaster null with one PAIR ~ STONES a lliuhS,i ""fNnh@ "ialhiW? !
rooms: stables. sc all in GOOD rrIair. a Plot al The property chn
be seen Al my office. -.
The ,boye ur,,.rt ~ not only valuable iur miliin: purposes hut
IL admirably located iur Il foundry or machine SLAP, IS coal rn nr
brought almost ito the Sho, with but lutte expense.
For further particulars, ciqunr al MrssIs. II. 1. 4 ES Taliaicrr"
ar ". GOUDiS.
July Pet
STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.
q HE Encinc OF the lrcJ.c Boat "llcrcules,' hcIoncIms '" ne
+ James River aud kanawha Company, Will bc sold a. a"'.
tia. on the lwh day Of August next, il not Incrl"us!! t'si"'st@ - Il
urlva:t sale. m
ElQailc At he Engineers Office; d. Ihs shI' LOCI; E,Ss5 iH 81 o.
tie undersigned, NM. T..
July G-d2w see y James River dh ha'aN ID W.
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N%snc.roE.s VI Of nAAn ~ rmn COW

: he ES,ruu"r ~ ilrur, rnNIti. Decreased aui m ...,.l.,u.
~ mrh The pro. .inh- at Ia, nIl. sc VII. an Tlur..l, nr G.f
al The GrNt iuIutIL l>rI trihIrfD u lHI, u not. Ihr ~. <, iar tv
thereafter. sriL, Ia ttr highest bn!!,r. on Ia" IirrrIsrs. uI"ui a cIuiI
a.! Twelve months. Tie purchaser giving bond wElI aplfnvr! 8rruu
IS. Ia carry interest rrIh !ar. with an culuI scnIcuG that i punrtmiI.
l. IIrl the interest VIII be rcuIled-ihc Tract al Land uImu
winch ia. sari iirGry Pollard iIsui al lie lime OF hi dra II con.
taimM Icy rstIni;uH %uL acres, : ru"II ul ~ Ioirs.
W"c4u sAy wIh iT"lrIciy tia; II L. Il vcry desirable lEtlr farm.
aud = situated Ia :, good urI'lihorioui aud very healthy place. AMI
lies I,iurdiatrly mpuI he ntIIG GoI! IeaIiGs norI R,cunlpn! &" Ne.
GIn.uIi. IuG aI"ut lou nntrS thDyr the idycIr ui tpl Charles t.a"l
al. Any irr~"m wI.nrg Il" vlrw TIC s,rnr bri".r line dIy Ut sale,
VII caI "u JIrnts VI. PnilIri. rrsIllu" thereon, VII" nt! LAIR Plies.
sur" ~ -tnNto" ~ Tie purchaser vii haze the prIvIIrg- ~ s",,..
I@ 4 rI"p al wheat, and mi p"saras ton will tie gwen AZ tlurinl4s.
REfHlH +. r0il.ARD,
JAS. NJ. POLLARD.
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Al ~ "
Z sifhr ~ "a l'rG" al f'nsi, rsrth ed i,H c BY JuaiI L. Rca.nLl.
- drc"ds'd, ir lie beach; al Miss frAutrs 4. t"l, - nv. dnr
'f +'h N"Fttlrr I'IH. tor purposes therein specified, am! dug IL.
r"itri IN r tirIkr oincGui Northumberland ruui ~ shall "ftr
cot sal, THURSDAY \. the 18th dhy al Au.usi next. To- thu lIslr
t"i'f, on the premises, Thai Va liable ani very desirable idIun,
sr""h"' "Hl'"Lt Lr"r lhn- lLfm r"itLinS. 10y Il recent -uI srt
- a'i'"' ih"nt tmu.thirLS IL low "iruUd, ana Ihr whole IL caJ,.hic
~ .t' hisNtst stale al Inl'rurrtnrEt; II l. beautifully situated on Il
n'''s"hit hI,irrh ~ thr ieocmmIr" river, and Iu srS>c> ~ strr cows
"'S"il"S,t", - iisiiut iruln iItailrssIIr. the county :ral. about SIX
",'"F' """"' one hhlir "a iniIShnI:, wirrr a post "iiIcr Is Kept. ami
'hh' 'h''r ihht" Irons i steamboat landing.
" Improvements ~" i C"IIuflIb!r ttNrilu. lun-r, ,-EIIi,II on
4 c"t'h.cl4h!, 'iil""nrr, h"m wIIrlr thrir 10 4 couInartiE" view 81
't "''l"". h't'' 4 u O'tI~.rTa house. Ir.ru quarters, .ul the ne.
tc~.di, buildings Tar "i'inaly iannIn. iiu Ir,s, 4 WI 81 rnr va.
!r. "hhh lhiEi: The mrI%nh"rtnui j. irlIlh,, and the tuci.iy GOOD.
Persons wi,lirc 10 purchase wnull du veil Ia r,amInc tis lam
before uurchaaiu. elsewhere
ir i"tT'"t maUi c, 1t Iyrer, willIikr IirasuIr IN -lumins tEr
IdrI II my lime, ~. If desired. any communicable, a~Eul, further
ilI'"ia'i'i addressed tn nr VIII receive prompt attention.
Germs liberal, ami made known al the ,ay al sale. addir.s
DaNIHiDIE cox. Trustee.
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RoAN AWAY. n"!n lIo"I,rr's Rock, IN tuuNttanl tomty. lc
IA L,st Il MAY. my ursiu uiiu. WILLIAM, about - !crt, IN inches
h,sh, straight bull. . bright muiatto, grey eyes. broad lace, HUSKY
han. inclined 4" 4 reddish color. part Of u" ut his toes cut uf :
n, is about tweu;, wears old. The above reward, and al rcasoml.
tile expenses paid, II arrested beyond the limits Of the State Of VIZ.
.lnla, or so and all re- tsonablr expenses paid. II taken III III, State
al Virginia, and delivered 10 me at llouper's Rock. Cumberland
County. Virginia. ELISHA JaChSoN.
InIn l-cMII
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N'Hn'' -FW TU!.stNi.. NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY Va.
T~KU-TEE,s SiLE: OF LAND ASD>I,rE

SEi virtue ~ i decd 81 mast cNrcntcd - mc ly Madison Meade.
u > "rLrinp date "ii The iti day "t June, Isis. ai ol r., uit IA he
'trIs :" "itr. al I."nISt county, Which Il, rd wha oven ,y the sai
MrI':c 4" 7ccuT. i debt dnr from INN Il, Thomas :. Watson. rhs bond
at rs"u' lIur WIKI sal de, H. tn fr sun at twn iuu.r.,, mi .r
.utlir- l.l,ill. i! LOUISA I uTrt House, before I. cavern 81 Elisha
Mriiur, ~ Monday. Iir l:h dan al SrIrr,nlrI l.Nl. tLEaI benz.
i"m,. Jay, "Iar !r sar, - ihr la: hest bniIrr. iur 20 much cash i,
rray re nr'r--HIr 10 aaiisiy llr trIt due L, tr SAID Watson, I!ii.l
pal Lrl tulcitSi l"arlhrI. with imr expenses ai sI H.. In. follow mn
property, viA one lmudirl dni riahty. lruT an ,s III land. ha tie
sine mare 81 IrS.. uu winch the SAM Meade now resides, wing mrai
ihr line al the Cent? Rail Road. rI.ht mIr- lrOG LOUISE Cont
ll"nar. "i the water, ul Hickory Creek. rLrrr II uEc hu.dTrd az rs
al Iii. land heavily tuEthrrrd. uni tr Whole j. hic!iiy aGI; tel L. the
sIn"!n al corn. wheat AM! tobacco. Lmi capable al The highest Imr
Ia incnl improve nIrhl; also. im" slaves. May af,E iiaw>un. The irn.
lrTty hereby nn"Irl Tor sale i:Ing more than sufficient Ia satisfy tMr
d' % secured by -lIl drti. II iB IuIrI Ia slide that HE whole - all.
srrtIs,t Al the frpur~. ul Nj. Mrair.
The terms Inr the balance 81 The purchase money, alter silEi,in.
aar! dthl dHi The casts al sale. Will lie made known upon the AZ ~
sale The .ir ~ lie iaal Is lrhryri IT, be- GOOD. hIr acting ~ tTuS
lee. ! shall rulvr: only such TILE as l. vested Ia ne. ly lhr deed.
JAMES l.. GORDON. q us.rr.
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MOST pnorEkT, FOR LEASE


The lar. rs Tenement immediately "Il"sitc Tue M-,'"i''l'"n
ma ,y,oiu,np III. residence ~ ID. Mrtrnt This tenement i"hf
",mr. ~. =, :, .nh,-lL,f III. sue al the house, waicI makc- the
h,sr,,,r ,,r.,,s uuromnutiy dry am! desirable The Sitrirrhl l.
!" $50 a,,, nr,,L htultu with 6 room. the water annl gas Failures.
h,thi1s room, Sc. aid maurtiaiiy L. The fa1ur % 'i- ii"lrniF'
-L,.,. yr.n,Is h,k Il, ~ alley Ut gn@l size. The rear str" ol THIS
49," 49,, :, ,1I..t mos tran'nul and c"nmaH!ur. T"a pr".-
,,I'.I nan more IrsIittir si,tiiihn cinGut - i"ihI.
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no MILITARY TEACHENS.

- maj capable ni icafhIuS III" h lei hrlnrErs 81 Em"iisr. ~ %,t
A. the a rcIcnt languages dW! NJ, .mdi,rs, drsF"s 4 ,IIuniI uu ~
Tutor IN Il private family. or as Il .r;tut IN an Acai my. For Ia,
,lr-r l.I:r,rular.. address Re-. g.. li.SnG. DJyld NAV. and f. T.
sash. pr;rr.Lurn. OF 4. II. II. ,uIy IA -rE
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FLOWS. pLOwsn PLOws!u

TT Is fact generally known that the plows
j manufactured by
WARD, MURRAY g. STEVENSON,
took the pr9mums at the last Scioto County
Fair. They are melNiag large quantity of the
same hind as those fer which the premiums
were awarded, viz:
Patent LeveE, Raht and Le(t-four kinds.
Steel Plows-two kinds.
Lucy Long,
Shovel Flows,
Corn Coverers, Cultivatos, &C., &c, &c,
all warranted equal to any manufactured Call
and see them at the Works on Third street, or
at the Hardware Store Of D, N Murray, Front
street.
PlOw Castings and Points always ou hand,
AMI sold separate
Portsmouth, March TO- '53--tf
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TOBAC co.
HEAVING made arrangements with manu-,
IL facturcrs in Virginia, to be regularly
supp lied, we are now enabled to offer great in
duecments in this line. Our stock at present
consists il part of the following:
10 bxs Sutherland's fine
20 do Anderson's fine pounds
5 do ]. NJ. Rose, very fine article
20 do Mucrus pounds very good
100 do various brands Of 5s, IS and los,
good, better and best.
10 do. The Ambresiu, super extra Anti
ervous very fine;
90 do Anderson and other fine brands, Of
fine cut chewing;
All of which will be sold at low prices, at the
Cheap Depot, No. |, Buckeye Block
OF OAKES Il BUSKIRK.
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MANY years of trial, instead of impairing
I'VE public confidence in this medicine, has
won for it ALI appreciation and notoricty by fan
exceeding the most sanguine expectations of it,
friends. Nothing but its intrinsic virtues an1
the unmistakabe benefit conferred on thousand,
OF sufferers, could originate and maintain the
reputation it enjoys, While many inferior rem.
edics thrust upon the community, have failed
and been discarded, this has gained friends by
every trial. conferred benefits on the afflicted
they can never forget, and produces cures toe
numerous and too remarkable TO be forgotten
While it Is fraud on the public to pretend that
any one medicine will inlaibly cure, still there
is abundant proof that the Che ry Pectoral does
not only as general thing, but almost invaria
bly,, cure the maladies for which il is employed.
As time makes these facts wider and better
known. this medicine has gradually become the
best reliance of the afflicted, from the log cabin
of the American peasant, to the palaces Of Eu-
ropean Kings Throughout this entire coun
try, in every state, city, and indeed almost eve
ry hamlet it contains, CHERRY PEcroRAL is
known as the best remedy eX Xtant for diseases
of the Throat and Lungs aud in many foreign
countries, II is coming to be extensively used
by their most intelligent Physicians. In Great
Britain, France, and Germany, where the med
lcal sciences have reached their highest perfec.
lion, CHERRY PECToRAL is introduced, and In
constant use in the Armies, Hospitals, Aims
Houses, Public Institutions, aud in domestic
practice, as the surest remedy their attending
Physicians can employ for the more dangerous
affections Of the lungs. Also in milder cases,
and for children ii is safe, pleasant, aud effect.
Nal TO cure. In fact, some Of the most flatter-
Ing testimonials we receive have been from pa
rents who have found it itelicacious in cases par.
lIcuarIy incidental to childhood.
The Cherry Pectora is manufactured by a
practical Chemist. and every ounce Gift under
his own eye, with nvariabe accuracy and care.
II is sealed and protected by law from counter.
lels, consequently can be relied on as genuine
without adulteration, We have endeavored
here to furnish the community with a medicine
olnch intrinsic superiority aud worth as should
commend itse { to their conlidence-a remedy
at once safe speedy aud efitctual, which this
hns by repeated and countless trials proved itself
TO be; aud trust by great care in preparing IL
WIN chemical accuracy, of uniform strength to
aloFd Physicians new agent on which they
can rely for the best results, and the afflicted
win remedy that will do for them all that med
lclhe can DO. Prepared and sold by
JAMES G, AVER
Tactical and Aat jy!icai Chemist,
LOWELL Mass.
Sold in Jackson BY j. II. G. MILLER.
IN CentreyiIle by Il. Evans, & by Drug.
gIsts' 4 Dealers in Medicines every
where.
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REDUCTION OF CLUB PRICES.
PAPER FOR THE FIR ESIDE
Ole lanItee BlaOr.
ESIQbHsheA IN 1871.
Great improvements, New IEendsI
NaHN ,ENnnl EeN GnnIri hmlOrA.

Great improvements, New ITendsI
New Type! New Contributors.
This LITERARY and FAMILY JOURNAL, having
met with the most brilliant success during the
last eleven years, the publisher is det ermined to
spare neither pains nor expense TO render 1t
worthy Of still higher encomiums. Among the
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