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DENTISTRY.
A. II. ARTHUR. ID. ID. s.,

HAVlNG taken the room formerly occupied
- BY DR.. FEEMsTFR, in Staunton, respectful
ly tenders his professional services TO The public.
DR.. ARTHUR having ayailed himself of the
advantages Of manufacturing BIO OK TEE1 Fl,
with continuous gums, can rest assured in say
ing thai he is prepared to nser, parts Of set or
Whole Sets i'll the most scientific manner.
Particular attention will be paid 10 cleansing
and regulating ehildrens teelh-chilt,llood be
ing period when dental aid is often of vast
impoftance--and all advice relative thereto
gratuitonsly given s
Stanton, May Is, 1853. se4
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sociability.

: wish | understood the true significa-
ton Of the word, but almost despair Of
ever doing SO, not having the perceptiye
faculty Of sufficient acuteness to reconcile
the contradictory practical demonstrations
thereof coming before my notice.
For instance, when ! see the face Of M
Jones beaming with smiles upon her
friend, Mrs. Smith, urging her;to CO
any time and ake::tea quite social
that such proceeding on The
Smith would afford hef infnif
least such was once my belief
passed the scenes, / saw Mrs.
into State of agitation and
tressing to behold, followed B
bic wishes and epithets best.
the innocent above mentioned, Who'll n.
the simplicity of her heart had accepte.
the oft.repeated invitation, and at an an
lucky time dropped in quite socially"
AS grandma often says "it takes all
kinds of people to make world" and
sure enough there are some strange char
aciers in it.
The transition Of Mrs. J. from the
nursery to the drawing-room was not more
rapid than the change which passed over
ing me to doubt the evidence of my own
senses.
Such shaking of hands, and words Of
eager welcome, such inquiries for Smith
masculine and the juvenile Smiths neutre
one would have thought the benevo-
lent heart OF Mira Jones obeyed the Scrip
tural injunction in It's beauty and compre
heasiveness, and that the lady did in a
manner lovely 10 remember, Love her
neighbor as herself"
| do not profess to have any superabun-
dance of goodness. not the least to spare-
but must say, such scenes send me frst
to the dictionary, and then to the inmost
Iecesses Of my own heart, where find q
sorrowihg record. and sigh 10 think that
womanhood should sloop to such course.
that the lips that should be pure, should
ever be sullied by untruths that the heart
should afow SO cold and careless by con-
tact with TIE worldly as to weaken, if not
exclude, the memory of childhood's purer
teachings, forgetful Of the Holy Word, and
Of the prayer lisped at mothers knee.
Lead US not into temptation. but deliver
us from evil."-Olire Branch.
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The Louisville Times tells of a newly
married couple who went 10 Niagara 10
August, on visit, and while there, the
gentleman in order to convince his dear
that he was brave as we'll as gallant, re-
solved to 90 down into the cave of the
winds" She Of course, objected. bu, find
ing that he was resolved upon the deed
she very affeetionately requested him to
leare his pocket book and s,atcA behind.
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G. II. BAyNE. PATTERSON BAvNE. DAN'I. BAyNE
GEO; r: BAME,, & 90.

BUUTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS &c,
Soutl5 ,test corner Of King and lrotsr Streets.
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
- AVE now IN Store large and well selec.
- ted Stock OF Goods IN their line suitable
for the Fall and Winter trade to an examina-
ton oil hieh they invite the attention OF conn
Try merchants generally, They pledge them
selves not to exceed the Northern markets in
price, aud in quality TO equal them.
GEO. Il! BAYNE & co.
Sept. 10, 1S53.--tt.
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DEAKIN,s & MERRITT.

HAVE in Store and TOR sale large lot Of
uH Ready Nude Clothing, consisting OF Over
Goats, Fino and Common, and Superiine Frock
Goats, Business Goats, Vests Of all kinds Pants;
Boys Goats and over-Sacks; Ready Made Shirts,
and Drawers, Silk Shirts; Collars, Suspenders,
Silk Handkerchiefs, q. sc.
Staunton, Oct. II, 1853.
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THE ATTORNEY GENERAL.-Mr. Caleb
Gushing. the head of the Law Depart.
ment still looks outhful-his cheek bear
ing that roseate hue which seems to repel
the advance Of age. He is spirited in
conversation. learned when necessary, de-
cided in the expressions of his opinions
as thoroughly American as he is Anti
Anglican, and ever holds to his steady
gaze the motto, Excelsior.
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GREAT ATTRACTION.
! G. STER r E TT

Us now in receipt Of a very large aud general
4 assortment, OF GOODS, comprising almost
every variety to be found in market aud will
say that better selection canuot be exhibited
in any house in Saunton. All DESTROYS OF pro
curing good goods, a. low rates will do well 10
call aud see for themselves, as catalogue oil all
his goods would occupy too much space
Nov. 2l, 1858
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We still have recollection of the way
in which a South Sea Islander settled y
case of conscience. A missionary had re-
baked him for the Gin of polygamy, aud
he was much grieved. After day or two
he returned, his face was radient with 10Y.
Me all right now, one wife. Me very
good Christian "What did you do with
the other'" asked the missionary "M.
eat her up
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LENTA6 NOTICE.

LENEAG NOTICE.
EFsiiE undersigned hereby intorms his patrons
IL and friends, tina, he will be absent Unit
lst March. 1854 in attendance upon le. lures Of
the College Of Dental Surgery in BALTIMORE
tie would refer any PERSONS wishing his pro
tessonal services 10 his trend A. d. Arthur, D.
D. s., of Staun,un. He returns his grateful
Acknowledgements fora liberal patronage here
tofore given, and hopes 10 return still more
qualified 10 deserve il in future
WIN. CHAPMAN
Nov. 81, ls53-tlst March.
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o. Tom, why did you not marry Miss
CO
"Oh She had SORT Of hesitaney in her
Speech and SO left her"
"a hesitaney in her speech: | never
knew that before. Are you not mistaken
"No--not at ALL for when asked her if
she would have me. she kinder hesitated TO
say Yrs, and she h-sitated so long that
ett OUT ior another 5ir.p
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THE posrnAsrgs GgA sAl.--The post
master General, Mr. Canpoell, is small III
stature, of easy mannr,s, active aahits, a..d
quite and quite Resembling the gsntie.aal
OF the Philadelphia bar. oi which liz il u
memher. lie is Of he Roman CsshcliN.s
persuasion.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-01-09

o.. Pa, is Pennsylvania tie the fa.Aer
of all the other States
."lss'aialy net, my ehill--why do you
Cause ! see all the newspapers call ii
Pa"
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NO |.

:
given of the action is substantially the same as
The Russian. The fleets were bound 10 entef
the Black Sea. Persia had declared war
against Turkey.
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BRETrANEA WARE.
# ilAvE very handsome stock Of BfllaAia
i Coffee and Teapo;s, Sugar aud Clealn Mugs,
Candleslicks, &c fol- sale. GEO r. PRICE,
Nov IA, 1853
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J. c. KYLE & BROTHER.
READY MADE CLOTHING,

TTAyE large and desirable assortmenl
II Mof all kinds Of READY MADE CLOTH
ING, which they are prepared TO dispose OF on
the mos, accommodating terms. Persons hi
want Of cheap and fashionable Clothing are re.
quesled to give them a call.
Nov. Ia, 1858.
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VIM. S. H. BAYLOR,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Staull Ton Va,


WTTILL practice in all The courts holden III
NV Staunon--and The Circuit aud Quarter.
~ Courts Of The counties Of Roekbridge, Abe.
marie and Rockingham.
Office for the present in The room, occupied
by James H. Skinner, Esq.
Nov. %, 1853.
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DR.. r. A. BERKELEY.

TYAVING permanently located III Siam.
lion, offers his professional services 10 The
public. Office in the second story OF the office
formerly occupied BY L. j. Niche. nearly OPP
posle the Coull House.
Nov. IA, 1888.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-01-09

Az AFRICAN SrpMoN.--War de hen
scratch dar de bug--aud war de niger
gwine Oh a Sunday Awld bottle. das De
grocery,
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Bpittania Ware.
q HAVE very handsome stock of bliiania,
4 Coffee, and reapo,s, Sugar and Cream Mngs,
Candesiicks Sc. GEO. E. PRICE.
November 7, 1858.
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COMES AND BRUSHES.

COMBS AND BRUSHES.
a COMPLETE assortment of The above, an.
~ many other goods in the notion line, WHICH
we will sell! al small profits. o
Nov. IA, 1858.
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P0ETRE
DYING GIRL 70 Es.R LOVER.


Go, false one, 60. would lfoEkeep III
Thai heart Of thine in lhfaidom now
For soon these eyes shall ceaseio weep
Cold death shall damp my marble brow.
Take back the glossy riuglet dark,
The glitterng ring and golden band,
And oh, take back that PICTURED heart,
Thy broken vow 8 and pighted hand.
A fairer maid may thee cares,
HeI snowy breast thy pillow be;
Her rosy lip thy blow may pres,
But never Can she love likesme.
Her hand may ease thy aching head,
Her s,lvery tones salute ,tifb ear;
But will she cling wien all haYe fled,
And hold thy very sollies ltsr 81
Oh, howl worshippea al Ii yssbsine = -
How dearly psiz ed thy wa rs smile!
". thought, my every wish H'as thine, =
How pure In. tllme! how fea llom guile
But thou has hurled The poisoned dart,
Aud chilled this boson's joyous swell
Hast crushed fond and faithful heart, -
That loved FOX this cold earth .oo we'll
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The tie is broke that bound me here,
Aud TO brighter world goj 49,. :
breathe no sigh, shed no tear,
For thy own hand hath dealt The blow.
This palld cheek and sunkeu eye, -
or thy deceit alone shall tell,
My lips shall bless thee " hile die,
Dear iai!hless one, farewell farewell
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LIQUORS.
'H>lIE finest French Branaies, Ginger Bandy,
Old Fs s,r M n1nd W T si shs W SnnaPs
Wine, Rum, Old Rye Whiskey Call a,
HARPER J. BROS,
Oct. q, 1898.
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Sewing Machines.
~ s j. >. CRAWFORD age prepared Ia
ASs ulnish Singers Sewing Machines. and
t1rC y 1888
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MIS- G Ell L A N EO u S .
Observation-Disclosures

We have been looking at the portraits
of these celebrated authors, as painted by
Mr. Powell. end ex.,ibited with his large
picture o. De Soto at ,be rooms OF the 4
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e,..nsss ar subordinate EnenmpEaents for the Teru
s'a4es1e ending December 81, 1854

" s'iaeers - ending December 81, 1854.
syx,.nsv Nd /. meets on the FIRST and third Sat-
,,riays az every month, at the Encampment room Odd
saloxs HAIL.. Officers for the present tsrr-L Gra-
LIE, nam, q p DaSilys, II Gennison, WIN
solomon scribe; T TAliyn, VI II Williams, Treas
uY,er 3 Fnrnesnx, Assistant Scribe.
HoBzH No. 5, meets at room No. 8, Odd fellows
Hail on te second and fourth Saturdays Of easn month
DHicers Tor the present term VIM bloomfield j.,
2 / IL Sherwood. II r Chas De Choiseul, Aei N
Todd scribe Alfred Moulton, Treasurer; CHarles
s Hsair j w Alfred Mouton, Treasurer
4 LAsAILE No. 5, meets first and third Mondays
" in each month"; in Odd Fellows Hail. corner OF Camp
ana Isfayette Streets. Oicers-J Henrquez,
d Patterson, Fl r ;AA Pray, " ADesolas Scribe !;
W H Adams, j W. Thomas Ksefe, Treasurer
WASHINGTON No. 6, meets on the second and
fourth Mondays Of every month at Washington Hall
Marseny Buildngs, Third District Officers for the
present teraf--G Mem, @ r.; n NJ zeigler, Il Ri g
Thiamann 8 W II Goldman Scribe; w Fnrbnger ]
e w ~ Faust, Treasurer.
LAFAYETTE No. Z, meets on the first and third
Mondays Of every month III Jefferson Lodge Room,
Fourth District. 0ficers-T II CAVITY, Ri Carter,
HIP; ~ Wilson, s W.; Charles Raymond, Scribe 5
0ockril j VI w W Vaught, Treasurer.
Z Pelican No. 3, meets on first and third Sat
days cf every month, at Polar Star Hall, ST. Louis
street Dflcere for the present term--H Ruftier
e Theodore LiEeaudais, II r ;sJ Gasbetgus, u
Rouchard, scribe; ] g Jeffrion, ] " B Laterade
Hrea5urer. ~
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AR. WATsONS CARD viii use no otber

~ artn the advertisement han what
Byengh Of practice
called SyPhlic Ferneay fifteen years.
ny aos treat those there lies the only merit that
Ihave
and know them better than they
which
just familiar the
say without vanity for claim
otner merit than that of experience. = N
effect in days difficulty
those of longer DURATION without submitting patient
course q treatment draw upon him the aghestsuspon
MN neglect his affairs whether without orthn
need altered There
couldauppi
secrecy, which, alYayu inyiolably preserve. IL
which think 1t
tated that reputation already sufficiently established
lin the morning until O'Clock alright
W. WATSON, N. d.
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John BELLS FLUID EXTRACT OF sAB-
"a X sS sass
ne ssins
pure and esopar hs osiy ae
originating impure blood
SI aai 81 s1f n'iir
sss u
n
sdicaroo forming opouna and psoaaens ,hs
assn'aa &c bn TEsf nSds
The Ohio ae JouYns GoiuEahus Ohio Basarsd
ss 80 h
WIN gratifying
saus fsss batisean
as reads and
'srarilsaathe woNDER OF THE WORLD
owen xroshesary
'sysssous Bu's sarsararils;
Win sfs ana
used In H.
t. meet With yoa three bottles Of
therefore pleasure your ssuspaa
Very fs'psiasHshss6} MArsM. j. a. em&N' ND
Mn Joas Bulassr ST. three yssru h.ysbesr
ced Nth hs
isesns relief yon
b .s
iesbIsSs
ualsao"a Ua fs sssP BE- ks ~ T. y
IL ssss ss Z s sas f.
there iadessiea change
sssss r. @
Physlsiaa VII aasit s vsia.
i
Lawisport Ky, December s,issI.
John the geatest Femae sdcnesrow
in In II u
deficient Poae when the pale
ipssasd IL health SFeEsn hspp
s ~
permanently
sSss a
I eaa
tn ss sh hsas By
sags1S snS n a. hss 10 as Il:
sAaparaia found TO exert most eaee All ads
sfthisvauAbie medicine.
How we ALI admire clear beautiful white aka rorcclorss
cbsek NOT possessing this deudsrstan
10 r.
si .s b, KIN IS. 81 and ssh r.
sas ss sas "a lnf m
~ Ses skS same
and 9 sssass. @ S IL Aaa sS
be this they would ahAndo
paints and lotions, and the only s6ectual
Aw ord is sueent,n and hntE enough for Tho
SETTER TESTIMONY THAN WAS EYER oFFEREDIN Fkyos
OF ANY MEDICINEt
sncM IN. n.
hesitation in saying shat beieve
b she s a ss ss III III
s.asa
1'a''''as' aoRE TEsfisioNY FROM DR. MOORE
NM JoEs BuLL using your safsapaf several
msdieinea that he made o that dsease.
winchester, KY, FEB. 1855 JAMES N. MOORE, NJ. d.
Testimony like the following
ROE M r. p, fANDELL, PROFESSOR OF CHEMIsTA In
TEE LOUISVILLE MEDICAL CoLLEGE.
list ingredients composing John BuaCtm
compound we'll
Vhiehiiis applicable. L. v. gANpELL, NJ. D.
Loaisyile, 4nns Q, 1885, : q
Hospital, sAys of Bull sarshPsrlis: -. -
prescription for the preparation Bu
ase.eraied produce Alternative Impression ayts
IN private and think
article Of srsap in III. PYLEs, NJ, D., #
Resideas the Louisville Marine HosptAI.
This Medicine dali, graphing 9Th through
oauay Incoming hesh sna youthful yror
aaietea-nay those that are grisycasiy tornentsd.
Cslacstes tseng from all from
morssandny, placing IT, from is iunsic worth very
yameiss ssfore he public.
Bold wholesale and retail, by JOHN BULL,
Aihs Principal ana
NJ Psear wishing accept Agency Bsss.r
taPAriis, please addrs.s JOHN BULL,
-. 81 fo9Ish stfesh Louisville, rh references.
barssPsfiA, Wholesale aaa retail, are
ns y "At III s Sisi s' sssssr
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iis5E # U ~ '--5-I7as. a .lf & Ii1 y
interior Subordinate Lodges.

" So u & "A
DE Sore No. I, meets at Baton Rouge, Thurs
day evening
! ST MAKxsN No. 2o.meets at Franklin, Saturday
NEIFn Ne. 81. meets at Shreveport, Wednesday
Is evening. M S.5s sss5..lF..5- q -
.. LANDRY No. rs. meets at opel0usas, satur-
"a day evening. -
CLINTON No n, meets at Clinton, Wednesday
evening. s8
Cannon. No. 80, meets 1t axe Providence,
Monday evening
TaISIrr No, %, meets At Trinity, Saturday
evening
EpcEl.sroR No. 81. meets at Thibodaux, satur-
day evening.
NEw Iberia No. SO. meets at Newtown, Thurs
day evening.
PRAnln No. 81. meets at Washington, Friday
evening.
caEssr VILE No. Il, meets at Gheneyyille,
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NEIGHLYe IMPORTANT DISCOVERY Dir

JAMES would respectfully call the cisena and
strangers 20 the following acts He all Private Diseases
out mercury other poisonous drug namely
Syphilis Seminal Weakness Nodes Ulcers uors
and all Diseases the Skin Dr.
ss q ihoae Who have injured BY private
body and mind uniting them either society
loving the melancholy produced by
hah Of YOUTH yiE Weakness Limbs Pain the
dead Pne q Vision Loss Of Muznaar Power Paptation
Heart Dyspepsia, Nervousness abiy, symptoms ccnsunp
lion, s Mentally, the fearful effects the
reage Losa OF Memory Confusion Of Ideas Depression Spirits
EVIL Aversion Society Self Ditru Solitude
Itnldty, etc, of the eyilaprodused.
persons who afflicted
po M Dr. and b restored health
yourself from the dreadful of this terrible
aiadF Weakness OF the Organs Immediately cured yigor
rer.orsd. ~ - - 80
DR. JAMES has from his Office No. u.s. to 80
ons'omhouse street between Eoyaland Bourbon
DR.. JAMES,
p s Personvng distance Remedies Dis
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- Gus DEBILITY, DISEASE OF THE EIDNEYS.-Nore
testimony from the South favor Ho0FLANDS
MAN BdTERs, prepared by Dr. G. NJ JACKSON PLadelphia.
hy stand aons and unapproaehed by other remedy before
the public for the Of Liver Compant Dyspepsia Jaundce
Gus Debility, Disease Of the Kidneys, etc., etc.
H. W. CLANCY, Aefsburg KY, October IT, 1884, said SHAY.
nsta nee that has no.iea.n
NELSON EDWARDS, salysa, KY, June o. 1851, said:
rejoice to inform you that this justly celebrated medicine fully
maintained exalted gwen having
tested its virtues We taingy smneny it,"
j. T. a j. W. BERRY, Unlontown KY July a. said: hWe
have heard Of many cures BY ,he r oaand Ger
j. GRANT, Irvine, June 1884, We have sncceeded
in introducing Hooand BiteIs physicians others purchase
them by the half dozen dozenn
DR. 81 e FAilo Bro Knoxville Tenn April ?, 1881, said
used 20 far have been able to eAru
CT Theae BiITERS are ENTIRELY 9EGErABLE they invg
and renghen the yatem,
Infants well us adults.
gB- For sale by respectable dealerseyery where.
J.WRIGHT d Co, New oreans
ind aata
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EI NICKERBOOKER PATENT COOKING
M HANaES--FIRRT PREMIUM.
PRICE 6 coULoN, Plumbers, lo7 Poydrat

PRICE u C0ULON, Plumbers, l07 Poydrat
direct Nav osans the pablo
general the above and
supply HOT COLD PLUM SHOW Battle
AAERIcAN, EhlflIsH ssd FRENCH later CLOSETS, TAsh
BkS tNS BRASS FAUCETS sill COOKING
RA GEs GARDEN HOSE HYDRAULIC RAMS FORCE, LIE Taud
sEt PUMPS fitted the LEAD PIPES every
desc p PIG and SHEET LEAD and BLOCK TIN al
asne sIP aud STEAMBOAT WORK neatly up
Asih nhortestue'trs- hnl1 lily
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Z Parrish.
d v. SHAW No. 1O, u Clinton, East Feliciana.
essrs or ss a. Sc the Term ending
LOUISIANA No. i, meets every Friday evening,
1t room No s. Odd Fellows Hail. oficers-J @
Morgan, G. Joseph West v g George Ellis Sec
Rotary Losaile, Per Secretary Herman Trea-
hurers
WASHINGTON No. 5, meets every Thursday even
Ing st Warrington Hall, Third District Officers
Dsubert n John Davis, q; Galnzzo secre-
tary; Davis, Per Secretary g Hooper, Treasurer
UNIoN LopGE No 6, meets every Monday even
ng in room No S, Odd Fellows Hall Officers w O
wilson, N q /; j n Cunningham. 6; $ Simonds,
secretsry Thomas Shields, Per seeretaryi Bernard
Cohen, Treasurer
n CREscENT Ho g., meets every Thursday evening
il room No + 0dd Fellows, Hall oaisers- Aifre fire.
retary; i i Bonnet, Pei Secretary Thomas Han,
Treasurer.
JEFFEnsoN No 9, meets every Thursday evening
in Jefferson Hall, Fourth District 4. Officers W
Dallas N q Samuel Gaipin, v Ct; w w Lamberton,
Secretary W W Vaught Per secretaryi P oockrill.
Treasurer.
TEuroN1A, No. 10, meets every Tuesday evening
y room, NJ oad Fellows, Hall. otcsrs-G Rsf
Fehrenbach, Treasurer J Il Reuter-, Per Secretary,
ORLEANS No III, meets every Tuesday evening
III room Mo- Il Odd Fellows HALL. .oAcers--J N
tary; II Welsh, Treasurer.
COMMERCIAL No. IL, meets every Wednesday
evening IL No s. Odd Fellows Hall. officers
II Forno, N O j 4 Gubernstor, v @ II HI Stanley Re-
cording Secretary i Tower, Per Seceetary; W 3
Cook Treasurer
HowARp No 1s. meets every Thursday evening
in room No, 8, Odd Fellows Hail.. .0ficers-Jame
Davis N G Thomas Bailey, " g Da Silva, Sec
FetaTy Thaddeus Van Horn Per Secretary A De So
10, Treasurer.
HoPE No. IA, meets every Wednesday evening
in room No. i, Odd Fellows Hall. :. offcers-s Nj
Todd, II q NJ x Van Hook, v q j j Sherwood, Sec
Sstary Q W Farnum, Per seeretaryi Geo Rsreshide,
=glgsai6s
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.aye1.'s Glaea.xN Pect0raf.

A MONG THE NUMEROUS ss,..4
IA discoveries Science has made in this e. AsfSEs
generation to facilitate the Of le 4AsSs IN
increase enjoyment ard prolong the csabSSssf If
term of human existence, 4 fs.hsgy~S
named Of more renl value mankind, than +saAl IN
tits contribution OF Chemistry Heal
ing Art. yaet trial vrnss through fsAF 49,
cut ths broad country has proven II yA-Es
doubt, that medicine combination
of yet known surely "a
mol and the of
pulmonary disease which have hitherto swept
aanas and thousands Indeed
reason believe RENE has length bsen
d on cure the most affections Of the lungs Our
here will proportion The effected
BY its but we would present the following further
qus % my American Almanac hich the
putable proof Of these statementa. -
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NMT K. F. FRYER, INDIAN DOCTOR,
" CONSUMPTION OF THE LIVER AND LUNGS
pRoPsY CHOLERA and CHOLERA MoRBUs, AGuE FEVER
cured in from ~ TO as hours yENEREAL DISEASES, GLEET
sGONORRHlEA, RECENT and INVETERATE ULCERS.
SORE THRoAIs COUGHS COLDS, oBsTISATE CANCERS us
TulAS Of all kinda, VEINS carries OF THE BONES WHITE
SWELLING, KNEES EVIL, GRAVEL, PAINS IN THE BACK,
SIDES and BREAST COLD HANDS AND FEET together with all
children long
residence the Indians long experience
render capable curing diseases which
hopsiess by celebrated Doctors.
OMce, 9O6 Old Leyee opposite tile Mint. apa5 IL
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OFFICE OF TRANSACT ArIoN, LAuRENs R. R..

: - 5. Ct, August i 1888.
]. c. AYER-DEAR sRi My little has lust
recovered from attack Malignant
that
eh Id Having your CHERRY IN California thu
winter Of 1885, for attack Bronchitis
was induced to Try on my little boy Igaye him teapeon
three hours
found decided better and after three dayu
nae, he was able drink without PAIN
Its in the above dsase child from
and resys the anxiety parent
all affections Of the Throat believe
exant. seng OF The deepest gratitude pronpts addressing
you these fr discovery little boy would
have hesn in thar world. y -
9ss am yours, with great respect,
IL p11tly trIT 'u..,1