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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02
DR.. u. L. CLEMMER'S
ANTI-DYSENTERIC CORDIAL

a PLEASANT and Effectual Remedy for
n Dysentery Cor Flux), Dyarhea, Cholera
Morbus, Cholera Infantum, &c.
The above medicine has long been in use in
the East. South and Middle States, and is in
high repute wherever used. 1t is mid, and
generally affords relief in few hours. Price
80 cents per bottle.
For sale in Lacaster, by
5-121 mo. b. CALLS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02
April 18th, 1854.
Sligo Iron.

THE undersigned having receivedthe agen-
= cy of the Sligo Iron Works, are now pre-
pared to furnish those in want of Iron, Steel
Hammers, Ploar Mo,tlds, IRON .4rles, &C., at Ga
lena prices. for Cash or approved paper.
JNO. p. LEWIS g. Co
Potosi, Aug. 81, 1851. v3tf-s
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1
! ''.dnd by The rirer. upon the bank thereof shah
grop all trees for meat, achose leaf shall not fade
and the fruit thereof shall be for meat and The
! leaf thereof for medicine'
Here was hope for the sick recorded long
ago, and every year adds new proof to the as
surance that these promises shall not fail.
AS medical Science discovers and designates
| the remedies nature has given, one by one, the
diseases that affiict our race yield to the con-
troll of art. Of all the maladies we suffer
from, none has carried more victims to an un-
timely grave than Consumption of the Lungs
SubJolhe we give some evidence that this too
may be cured, and that Pulmonary Complaints
In all their forms may be removed by CHERRY
PICTORIAL.
Space viii not permit us to publish here any
proportion of the cures it has effected, but the
Agents below named, will furnish our circular,
free, "hereon are full particulars and indispu-
table proof of these facts.
Sufferers: read and judge for yourselves.
FOR INFLUENZA AND wHooPING COUGH.
Nashville, Tenn, June %, 1851.
Sir: have repeatedly used your Cherry
Pectoral for Whooping Cough and Influenza
and have no hesitation in prorouncing it com
plete remedy. Four of my children have been
afflicted with these diseases, and the free use
of the Pectoral has always afforded almost in
slant relief JAMES GLOVER.
We attest the truth of the above st atement.
M. NJ GINTY, Editor of the Nashville Wing
]. M. ZIMMERMAN, Druggist.
FOR CoNsuNPTEvE COUGH.
Pittsburg, Pa, Feb %, 1851.
Dear Sir For three years I have been af.
flicted with Cough, SO distressing that fire.
quently dispaired of recovery much of the
time was obliged to SIT up all night in my
chair, as my cough would sufocate me when
laid down. having used many remedies
without much relief, / at last tried the CHER
RY PEcToRAL which under Providence has Gu
red me altogether.
am with gratitude yours,
JAMES NftTANDI ESS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02

ZINC PAINT.-A supply OF this ceebra-
IL ted Faint, unsurpassed for BoDY and uni
form wHITENEss--just recsiveds ami for sale
by JOHN ELCORN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02
+ Milwaukee e Sentinel.

Nor BAD.-We clip the following capital
hit from an exchange:
elf you wish to keep your town from thri-
wing turn the cold shoulder to every young me-
chanic or beginner in business, look upon ev-
cry new conner with a scowl. Discourage all
yeu can I; if that won't do, descry his work
and rather go abroad for wares of his kind
than give him the money. Last though not
least, refuse to patronize the village paper. -
Then go to seed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02

M HITE LEAD, Red Lead, Black Paint,
w and general assortment of Painters
Materials, for sale cheap, by J. ALCORN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02

7 INsEED OLA pure article, Of Platts.
] vllle manufacture, for sale at the Cheap
Cash Store by JOHN ALCORN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02
This IS one Of The numerous Cures OF
ASTHMA which haze been ac-

THIS IS one of The numerous Cures of
ASTHMA which haze been ac-
credited TO Cherry Pectoral.
From Platteville Independent American.
We publish the following, TO acquaint our
readers of the fact that DIR. j, S. RUSSELL, an
old and much esteemed citizen of this town,
who has suffered SO much, is now recovering
If Mr.. Ayers medicine has been the agent ia
his restoration, we only award a just measure
of praise to its author
platteville, Grant CO., Wis. }
Oct. 3rd, 1853.
J. c. AVER, NJ. D.
Dear sir-For the last three years
have suffered all but death with Asthma, at
teaded with profuse purulent expectoration,
coiliquitin night sweats, vomiting of food, &c.
which reduced me to the most extreme degree
of emaciation. have been confined to my
house, and for the greater part of the time to
my bed, for the last two years, sleeping occa-
sionally part of night, in sitting posture.
/ have employed all the physicians ia my vici-
nifty from whom l had any reason to expect re-
lief, and have consulted physicians Of eminence
in St. Louis and other Western cities, to the
discouraging satisfaction of both myself and
physicians.
About three weeks since I commenced ia
king your 'sCherry Pectoral,'' and its effects
upon me have been almost magical. | have
now no cough, | expectorate but very little
and that on'y in the morning-have good APP
petite have no asthma-sleep soundly and
sweetly all night, and am now gaining strength,
flesh, and spirits. Last week Irode to Gale
ma, twenty-five miles distant, in afa'f-day, and
next day returned in good case. | now feel
that in a few weeks ! shall be able again 10
resume the practice of my profession, and
solely through the agency of your Cherry Pee
toral Yours, &c,
Signed, J. 8. RUSSELL, M D.
PREPARED AND SOLD BY JAMES C. AVER,
Practical and .Analytic Chemist,
LOWELL, Mass.
Sold in Lancaster by D. r. Parker latte
vile by Dr.. 6. w. Eastman !; Beetown by d.
Stewart; Potosi by Dunn & Bristol, and by all
Druggists everywhere. 80
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02

1tRIND STONES, Of Superior grit; ALSO,
NJ Patent Friction Rollers for running them,
for sale cheap, by JOHN -ELCORN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02

AS the above stock is not bought for the
purpose of Sailing down. it will be sold at
PROMPT PAYING TRADE (none else is
desired) ON the most favorable terms.
MARS & SMALL.
Galena, Sept, 1864. Fsw 10
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Sold in Lancaster by D. T. Parker P latte
vile by Dr.. 6. w. Eastman !; BeetoWn by D.
Stewart; Potosi by Dunn & Bristol, and by all
Druggists everywhere. 80
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Partnership.

Near Fairp'ay, Sept. 9th, 1854.
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Came into the Enclosure

Wingville, Sept. 18th, 1854. e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-06
Dramatic and Rfuslcal KIotters.

The prosperous csree- OF tss city thsat.es seems to
know TO iatsrmission. Daring tie past week all the
houses full every night and the pros poet equally
good for this week Tho main feature theatrical
world, at present, is the production Of - Adsummer
Nights Dream" which very successfully played at
Burton's Friday and which is TO be given ut the
Broadway hsSre this 1,g At the Broai way theatre
the play ia arranged In three Acts 1t Burtons played
in FIVE cts At both thertses the Aendels ohm music lie
giTeD, and at the Broaawa, Bishops duet, Iknos .
bank Ia sung Tbis play has been prosused twice be.
fore in Amerea-at the Park in 1884, with Miss C1sh.
man oseron and Mr. Williams ~ Bottom and at
about the iue At the fremont theatre Boston. 10
was very succesful either house. Annexed Is tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-06
pr,e News.

The news from Europe is important. 1t is very
important. All Europe is 10 a state Of teysrsh anx'
iety Western Europe is awaiting the ans yer Of the
Gar to the utinatum of the Porte The Car holds
the peace of the world in his hands. All now de-
pends upon him. HIS refusal to agree TO a renewa
Of negotia ions The basis, plunges Europe and
Asia, and, perhaps, America, ia general war
struggle such as the world never saw battle OF
giants An unfavorabe answer from Russia is signal
for the bombardment Of Sebastopol and the tempo
rary destru ction Of Russian power on the shores
Of the Black Sea- OF immediate as yressive operations
in British India, and the opening Of the great huro
pean campaign. Hence the anxiety to hear IN
the Gar Hence the feverish, luotuatiag cca1'sion
OF the English money market. Hence the increased
demand for American securities. Wnss VII the
Gear do :? We hope 70 know by the Pacific, due to.
morrow from Liverpool.
Apart from the importance Of tie advises respect
ing the Eastern question: the state % the -four
kets Of Europe is Of great moment to us. Tue news
by the Arabia reports another advance n 5reaistus.
The comparative quotations. by the last steamer
as fuloGs:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-06

THE SCARLET LETTER-GREAT EXCITEMENT
The agitation concerning Gen. Pierce's Scarlet
Letter keeps pace with the new anti-slavery
agitation, and in some instances runs ahead
even of the Nebraska question. That letter.
that invisible letter Of Gen. Pierce to the New
York Van Buren, free sellers of 1S48-has al
ready acquired reputation which throws the
Scarlet Letter of Nathaniel Hawthorne into the
shade. The two articles which we publish to-
day upon the subject, from other papers, show
that the public curiosity to see that awful letter
Of Gen. Pierce is spreading far and wide. We
are beginning to see The fun Of it. When shall
we see the letter? Why, oh why, does not
John Cochrane give us the letter?
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TEARS FOR JOHN MIToHEL.--A crocodile weep
ing over the body of dead lion is moving
spectacle. But we have more melancholy
sight in the grief Of the Able McMasters as he
wipes bis weeping eyes with his white handker-
chief, over the fallen John Mitchell
Fallen from his high estate.'
The Able mourns bitterly that the Irish
patriot should have so soon and SO signally sue
ceeded in cutting his own throat Only think
Of His Holiness, Pope Beecher, putting down
the great revolutionist at single blow, and
the organ of Pope Hughes standing by and
weeping over the catastrophe. "This is sorry
sight,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-06

AuUsENEN-s THIS EVENING,


sowERY TREATsE, rsvrs-uScrr ToM's cABrS.
BROADWAY TaEkfRs BeoAawAy-Two BUzzARrs-
a k1psuEMERs NIGIT- DREAM.
DuRToN's THEATRE, Chambers ysssas-2 NrnsuaNsR
NISHr's DREAM uyoIE FAM
NATIONAL THEATRE. Ch,shsm s.ssea-Afssrason--
SAMrLER ayerins-UreLE Hozs SAhIS.
wALLACK's THEATRE nreaSvsY--Bi cHELon OF
Axzs Love Ano AuLpER PRETTY PIEcI or bvsI.Ess.
AkxsIcAN NUsEUI-Ariorneoa-a eoRN-fappr
MILLS, Boz Evsning-G as PROGRESS.
BROADWAY HENA6ssIk-hlAxrsH rvrss Arr WIN
BEASTS.
qERrsgy's ANGLICAN OPsaA WoUHs, 11 stsss
Ray--rnIoPILs tSCoDirs IL 1HaI'Tr AKrsfasLa
WOODS pIEsrRsLs gooa's sinstssl Hall. 10 SgcaS-
Ur5--Br1noTI.B ArssrpzDs7.
eUcuLsYs OPERA HoUss. $50 EssssSas-BusE
sskys szHiorIAS oPHRA Tnou?..
BANvRRD's GEoRAsA " 5sOeGssy-PANsnAnA CT
HOLY LAND
nRENIsH GALLERY, $50 neesaraS-naJ ana E7eai1g.
sfG5soE BLlTz-szvYyEsAs- IssTTTvrE, SD FseGs
say.
AuhDEAY HALL SIS G.cadNAr-PERhAx'e azT TX
xsxyzIoSs NILE ElBpen.
NOPE CHAPEL rs sFc.s~.r-soArs' rAsrosccrn,
nzYAS GALLERY OF oHEmTyaN ART-s.s szead
yny.
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figures that so far from pa ying the interest on
the new Investment, that. would necessarily re-
quire to be drawn from he pockets of the people
by direct tax, then, we think, shrewd business
men would entertain strong aversion towards
mourning the new flebt.
Which OF thes { two pictures corresponds
with the present state of the New York canals !?
So far as taxes are concerned, our State debt
is S24 100000, or about So per head; round
sum. But we shall be told that this debt
stands upon a basis of works that are worth
more money, and therefore ought not to be
oalleyl debt. This brings US to the second
pert. Are the canals worth the money they
art. estimated at and is their business flourish
| Jlg and on The increase? A glance at the fol-
| lowing table of the tolls on the State canals
J for the last four fiscal years is perhaps the
best answer to the question -
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NEus,s Gr the Pacific.

View YORK., Monday, FebrHnry 6, 1854
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SToo1. PIGEON MOVEMENT IN Pryysy1v,St,-
We see it stated that movement is on foot in
Pennsylvania with view Of securing the cleo.
ton Of John W. Forney (now Clerk of the
House Of Representatives. as the next United
States Senator from said State This is a Gu
rious piece Of business. and suggestive of many
curious reflections. But upon the whole. we
rather think that Forney is the very man to
suit the exact standard ofPennsylyania morali
~. Tie State which, rather chan have a feae-
raj tax upon whiskcy for The relief OF the treasu-
ry, rose up in arms against the government Of
George Washing ton--the State which onIv scll
back from the Mississippi policy of repudia,ioa
because il had not the moral courage to faes the
music Of Sydney Smith-thc State which sus
tains the lawless rioters for gingerbread and
peanuts at Erie. would be very properly renre-
sentsd in the United States Senate bv snch .
man as Forney. II the State its authorities
its politicians, or any it democratic spo,s-
men, should get into trouble at Washington. the
author Of the letter to his friend Geo. Roberts
would be the man, we thiDk-the very man for
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the emergency, ifsubornation Of perjury would
do the business. Forney then, is the card for
Pennsylvania. Get the democracy fuddled on
whiskey get up another whskey insurrection,
keep up the peanut and parched corn rebellion
at Erie, and amid the smoke and the uproar
Forney may be run into the Senate. In view,
therefore, of the probable election of Forney,
we call upon Congress to remove the mint to
New York without delay. Pennsylvania,
Forney is your man But don't forget Ja-
nelson and don't forget the whiskey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-06

BROADWAY raEATRs BsoAavSy-Two BuzzARrs
a NInsuHMERs NIGI- 8 DREAM.
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AkwsIcAN NUsEUI-Artorneoe-H eoRN-fapi
MIEs' Boy. svsning GAaInpzR's PROGRESS.
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BURToN's THEATRE, Chambers sassas-a NrnsuaNs
NisHTs DREAM UycIE sam.
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NATIONAL THEATRE Chashsm s.ssea-AbsTnSon-
SAMrIER ayerins-UreLE HSzs ~AhIS.
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EoHN BULBS FLUID EXTRACT OF sAR-

k0HN BULBS FLUID EXTRACT OF SAR-
- - r. ss sas
ihs athlete Than could oioall
pure
sss.a:ssl j. s..
slaod
sa s III eve ysaa 81
1sRas 81
shs bsiorsssiE
tho vrtps osaer val ass
forming the bss als producing 'ha
aoon TESTIMONY.
ahs Journal Columbus Ohio hHszFsaks Of
Erscof saraapa where nsrodueed for the
only II
equal Tz bold assertion
Bear reado and convinced
''pariisia the WONDER OF THE WORLD.
Oven, ApothssAry
ssed rs Ga
A. Bar
three bolel which mor'
in your saaps' 70 thu
Very respectfully. I.H. owEr,h.p.
Gsshoss who are suffering under aznrg ahsa
whaslsc may done for she
In 9css sulI1ssr ST. three year.
1
"a In
sssPi BE sM T. p sh ss
Ma g will that
1s
seeal:asas
4,,o aeSPses ms, ysara ls4y N. L
NOTICE TO FEMALEs.
John of the greatest Female Msdcinssno.
Rs
ns Sc sdn
hs health S
he Of duty brasa sy
n Ian
Of cut ahoz, BY asaae, do miserable en
'
pIoachnE should 6s sppsd OF
4 BEAUTIFUL CLEAR sEIN.
admire clear beautiful white akin, rosyoiosea
e.
niue 10 e End ssR .ii
eesas fa ss
% bas ma
he sa M yss a "a
tenauce 70 the youth. II the
apprsed convinced OF hs they would shsndo
the sahcisut" hintiu thu
BETTER TESTIMONY THAN WAS EVER oFFEREpIN FAqog
OF ANY MEDICIEEI
Hzoh De. JAMES N. kooRK.
BULL have hesitation saying that
sarsApara BE- hs best article fog the
having ud Il With entire number above
Ioa'1's aoRe qEs4iaoNr FROM DE- moore.
ME- ioHs BULL uting SsHpalla several
sscofnla, with happy affect confident
meat medicine, nss be INSIDE ioI has
Minshs..sf ssS iass MMEs NJ MOORE p
aRon She efficacy OF Bulls sarssprrln =
yRoM Oh. L.. p, YANDELL PROFESSOR OF CHEMisr..x IN
THE LOUISVILLE MEDICAL COLLEGE,.
hkvelocges the list Ingredients John
pound Extract oil esapaa hesann usyng hatthey
which Is K applicable. L. TkSnELL, u. D.
Louisville, Jnne g. 1895. "a
WEstD pyiss Physaa by aPFointmcnt ofthe
sassitsiasys Of suil'sssrsaparila: - ,s.s
Ihsss examined tho prescription preparation Babe
aarsast believe she comhhson 10
wscslcnatsd produce Alternative impression systsm
have nadia private psesss think
Rssiaeat Physician st Louisville Rarias Hssssilsl
fhs Medicine daily graphing with dEeass through
blooming health and youthful yiror bs sek
s,S MN Nm
placing ~ from ts atrinsie worth
Sold Wholesale relsi BY JOHN Bill
Atha Principal cEse Fnurshstres
| n u soity ard country.
~ esgssss yishpy 50 accept uassr
ii Foarh ost Nj .,s..,s.ee,
~ The srscirs Tor ths Ie Of Johs su.
saTsa9skilA wholesale saa setssf
- iSSRisHsta ca.,ssfstr Pssns Assieias wArshorss.
! us tkh CHAzrRKA srEEEr
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pRICE n COULfN Plumheya,

4 PRICE 4 G0ULnN, Plumbers, LOT Poydraf
sset New reAnu inform the public =
:asy aIry ne sSegs ~
AMERICAN, ENGLISH aud FRENCH WAFER CLOSETS, VI sti
tes FnqMTAISs BRASS EAlgETS q I'll siass cookISe
5Et PUMPS tilted the PIPES ofesery
dssc pti.p FIG aad SHEET LEAD and BLOCK TIN aysys
hans STEAMBOAT WORK realty up andranarcd
1tth shpYtHssne'As anlGty
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EAR. WATSON'S CARD will use no other
srtn the advertisement han what plain
Bylengh OF practice have bee eli hoss
called Syphc For nearly fifteen years. this city,
those lice the only
to claas Of diseases
knew they That's
and which has yentured
STRUCTURES, NODES, ULCERS, SORES, elects, sDRA.
fHEOATS gmarto
81 which say without vanity
9tnsr merit than that ofeIpsfience.
effect care il reeeHeaseain lew and find difficulty
hose longer duration, without submitting the
Of will
obge him neglect his aa whether
eteyen ltcred. There
onldaap proofs ofha mattern
aecrecy, which / alwaya invoably preserve.
have which do think II
stahed tha reputation is Observation-Disclosures,
Tia tho morning until O'Clock night.
d9s No 81 cnsonbsass s,saet
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ENIGHLY IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. DE


HI JAMES would respectfully cali the Alteration Of citizens and
the following He all Private Diseases
other drug namely Gonehea elect
Syphilis Structures, Seminal Weakness, Sodes Ulcers
Diseases the Skim Dr. would call
cial who injured by private
rindulgences and solitary habit which
ee and mind them of basnssa society The fol
Of youth, Weakness of the Baek Lha
sad Dnes Of Von Of Muscular Power Paptaiion of the
Dyspepsia, NervouHnesa rrahty,
etc Mentally, the fearful efec the
DREADED Loss Memory Confusion of des Of Spirits,
Evil Forebodngs Society," Self Distrus Solitude
Iiniy, ete, Of the evileprodueed.
All afflicted with
fail call Dr. James, and be perfect
Let false deaey xPpy immediately
Yourself from the dreadful and awful consequences Of
alady Weakness Of the Organs immediately cured full
rertofsi.
~ DR. JAMES has from his office u.s. To 50
cussonhouse street, between Royaiand Bourbon Streets
DR.. JAMES.
r. s. Personsving Remedies the Dis
.ae amt to their address, BY giving full
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fSADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

LACEY L co., 81 St, Charles street,
w y. BRANCH or LACEY q PHILLtPs's ELEBRATED HAE
No al5 oserngt ehnersns
fssaoaabe ttAhNEsS SADDLES AND TRUNKS
II RkPAIRINs sfaICTLy AFTENnEbTo. fssfIydW
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odd FELLOWS REST.-Vaults in this
W Cemeeryenn be obtained APPLYING Trea
ODD Esows' Hall Of Camp and
WTALL, r. b. COREY stSickes
Co. Campatres The Vaults Icdgss
for the burial
thebura of wife child $40 all buras the price Of
Vautwil Invariably of
tnatonres p scng ths Rest applyto
j. O. PIERSON, Commercial Alley,
orto JAS. FuRNEAUx, At the Odd FeioTs'H Hall.
JIs. FuhHs.rx Sscretsry an5f 1Yos
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NM K f. FRYER, INDIAN DOCTOR,
WV cnfas CONSUMPTION OF THE LIVER AND LUNGS,
DRopsY, CHOLERA and CHOLERA MoRBUs AGUE and FEVER
cured from hours vEEEREAL DISEASES, GLEET,
GONORRHGEA, RECENT fNYETERATE ULCERS,
SORE TaRoATs COUGHS COLDS, OBSTINATE CANCERS FIS-
TuLAS kinds VEINS carries THE BONES, WHITE
sWELIING kINgss EVIL gravel PAINS IN THE BACK
SIDES BREAST COLD HANDS AND FEET all
single lsdep chdren My
redsnee among Indians experience SINCE
capable diseases which
hopeless by celebrated Doctors.
ss oaice, 9Os old Levee opposite Mint isn9s If
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NTEW ORLEANS SRWING FACTORY
In MACHINE WING.

Ipiles, ouaek
Almost o SEWING kind Of work up with
ASTONISHING DISPATCH, durable
done BY hand, NJ VERY Low PRICES, by Girls
CHINE. -
All kinds af SEWING Families, otels Steamboats, etc.
pre4apty ATTENDED y, Y
TT Swing MACHINES good supply Of MACHINE NEE
dies, SPpoIS, suitable 90 hspd aud
fcr sais- Apply n ~ ST. CHI ALEs EET up saa
Y ME- nj PECK.
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lam yours, with greatreapoct.
J. D. POWELL, Sup. Trana., L. R. R.


H9Ck HILL, Somerset County. n j. Iuly 81 1859
p j. q AER; seee medicine hai become knows here
greater demand than ether have
od OF in terms 81 by hose Who
and Know OF acme raaes where the they can SAY
rot too much for the good has dous pleasure IN sn
seeanse snSw thai an giving customers the worth Of Their
fsass ssld me further supply, and breys
You're. with respect JOHN C. wHITLoek.
wish IT, NC ssA' Sea'A So'
kN- Prepared and sold by J. C. AVER. Practical
ShemiAt. sali saIass,; aud all nracgists,
7ssm1A% }. WRIGHT 4 CO. No WIS
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s EWING a {. ROOMS. No Is s.. Charles sire,

EWlNds ROOMS, No ID ST. Charles street
~ LADIES' el AFs and MANTIlAs The pAri
0T Nossneer hand and the inteet paru
LADIES DRESSES made the neatest e
Eehton and by Dreaa Makers IN epe-ha the
ey aainay made elsewhere, guatarted " fit the
workmanship hnish.
ordinary hand Ladies' Under
fnsifsd oea. lls5s - ~
INFANTS CLOTHING An establishment for maxine
MP inianz and Chdrsn's Clothing
~ description # which, Mia es' Dreassa will
y unparalleled dsAtch guaranteed
SHIRT b0s0AiS COLLARS, WRISTBANDS etc., made In
md ns 1py expstsncsd American Gl superior thing
tbs kind made elsewhere in cite. - y
HOUSEHOLD SOkh-hil khas Family Linen, Sheets Pios
paes Ns7s made Az Families, Hotels and Steamboats,
hsnlniing VI CTsyA II
sSessa " new iuPoysd machnety no. il whe At
~ The Of this hment that
OF ssaag. shs Nakiug Dispatch uly
afnts that other establishment
II wing Makers
dsss tom upos WhssIer, Wilson Co.. Broadway,
fc4 who khnrough improved
rneine which, nd other sewing
his improved style quilting,
ronIasabiy superior say hana tessilg
ralora will lind grsat their advantage have all thei
Vert snS and quitting done tina establishment No. 10 St
Charles street, up s.lifs. Ms. NJ MCKENZIE
ma II Mrs. c. @ POWELL.
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DRUGS, MEDTCINES,

n WRIGHT g. CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
I'D GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
which they snppy Dugss and Dealers
t General Depot and speeia AGENCY No. 1851 CHARITIES ST.