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'}4 RIA FALLS, ALBANY, NEW YORK
AND BOSTON. -F
Gst-4 thro' Passenger Trains each way, Daily ~
The only direct and reliable route, being i26
miles nearer to Cleveland, Pittsburgh, narrisiurg
Philadelphia, Baltimore ard Washington, than any
ether route, ard he most expeditions rout TO Bufl
10, Niagara Falls, lbany. New York and Eoston.
Mail and Accummula tion-leayes Chicago at
5.25 A. M.--arrives in Cleveland at 9.25 2. NJ.
| 2-Lghtning Express, through-lca,es Chicago at
| 7.45 A. M.--atliye5 in Cleveland at9.25 P. NJ.
| aud New York and Boston next evening.
| 3--Ncw York and Boston Express--leavcs Chicago
at 335 p. M.-arrives in Cleveland 81 S.i5 A. NJ.
| and New York and Boston next morning.
| i-Steamboat and Railroad Express--Ieayes Chica-
60 SIS p. connects next morning with
steamers ut Toledo, for Buffalo, direct; also con
Meeting with trains arriving at Cleveland at $50
| 2 NJ, aud Pittsburgh same evening, and New
| York next day at l.I9 p. NJ.
%s5- All the above .rains connect direct through
to all points in Ohio and Pennsylvania, without any
detention.
| Only three trains Saturday:
| Leave at 5.25 A. NJ. 7.i5 A. NJ. and 3.35 p. NJ.
Only one train on sunday: s..s
Leaves l..
! Gss- Baggage checked to Dunkirk and Buffalo,
| thence to New York and Boston.
~" Passengers leaving Chicago by either of the
ahn,e trains, reach Pittsburgh. Baltimore. Phindc-
pfia, ETC. frt III 10 10 90 hours in advance Of and
other route.
Es~Only two changes of cars between Chica 90
and Pittsburgh.
| / he well known magnificent stcuni palaces South
/ ern Michigan, Northern Indiana and Empire State,
will form the boat line between Toledo ard Buffalo
! Boats leave Iucdoata A. NJ, on the arrival of the
Sis y. NJ. train, connecting at buffalo with the
| a. NJ train.
NORTHERN INDIANA, Capt. I. 7. Pheat. leaves
! Buffalo Mondays and sdays-Toedo Wednes-
days and Saturdays.
SOUTHERN MicnJcAy Capt A. D. Perkins leaves
| Buffalo tuesdays and Frida ys--1olcdo Mondays and
Thursdays.
EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Il. b. Goldsmith, leaves Buff
! falo Wednesdays and Satlrdays-Toedo Tuesdays
and Fridays.
The hove hpats leave Toledo at S 4, NJ, on the
arrival Of The S.i5 p. NJ train of Chicago, con-
Meeting with the A. NJ Express out Of Buffalo
| morning.
Thro,,g Oh tickets to be had at the office of the c. B.
and T. X. X. ut Burlington, and ut the Genera Pas
scnger Office of the Michigan Southern road, under
| The fremont House, Chicago and Mt the Passenger
| Depot corner Of Van Buren, and sherman streets.
NS- The travelling publ will bear in mind that
this is the only road using F0OT'S VENTILATED
CARS, avoiding entirely the dust and smoke so an
noylng to travellers on other roads.
For further information apply to
| -s PASSENGER AGENTS:
| GEO. NJ GRAY, fremont Building, Chica 90:
| 3. f. FIFELD, Planters Hotel. st. Louis;
| J.F. PORTER, 1913 Broadway. New York;
Capt. G. FORBES. Buffalo, n. Y.
P. b. TKUsx, Toledo Ohio.
JAMES MOORE, Genl sup't.
| Chicago July %, 49,
1855. Summer Arrangements. 1856
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A Fresh Arrival.
| HAVE just received another lot of New Books
L b, which the attention OF the Reading Public
is called. among these boohs may be found
Bancroft. Hist rical and Literary Essays;
Thierry's Essays:
Anison's do
Lights and shadows Of English Life;
All Of Sam Sticks writings: A
poe.tieks, de-, 4e-
sept S j l. coRSE
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G. n. WALDIN,
p watch Maker and :. ,.~.,'sr. F.

- ~ a u n " NE y u W r Il Il !,
I 'LoCkS, Watches Mathematical. optical and
~ Musical Instruments. or Jeweiry, such as fine
Diamonds. Rings, Breast Pins Lockets &C., have
al hns a stock as ever was hroughtto this State
Spectacies, PEBBLES, Pereesoplic, Periforle, and
consave Glasses. set in Gold, Silver fine Steel and
q s. frames. Telescopes, fine Pocket Knives
Mathematical and Surveyors Compasses,
Drifting Ins rumeHts, Magnifying Glasses, Micro.
scopes, Pfisms, Poiyoramas, Magic Lanterns, Their,
aometers.
Silver Plated Ware of all kinds such as Tea-scts,
spoons, pocket and Penkpives. Over $50 difereu-
knis superior Scissors and Shears for BARRIERS Tail
orsand ordinary uses. Rogers Bowie Knives. Also,
someof the best Sewing Needles in the world musical
Instruments. aeeordeons with 10 and IL Keys~ith
and without semytones. Turbines, Mondeiiis, bass
yioss. Russian italian and German Yioins Superior
iutars. with thetatestim provement. Flutes Faago-
lets, Fifes, Pruies, Trnms, Tamborines China ItaI
ian, and German violin strings, Tunins Forks
Those Who want to buy inyiteto call as they will
hnd greater assertne. and variety of things than
been in eEs place here before and all will be
scldiow, sholesaIe and retail. Nov7
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For the Iowa Trailal

EOr the iowa Trade
Cur Stock consists in part Of the following.
1000 Beeeher Star papets;
500 Mrs stoves May Flower; I'LL
500 Ida May; $40 nth lIan;
SEQ Life and beauties Of Fanny Fem.
500 Life Of Barnum;
-. 500 " % Greeley;
300 Irving's Woofert's Roost;
: 500 Way Down East.
"a All of the new books are received a, ~,
Published and sold TO Country Dealers NJ e..
prices. d. B. COOKE Co., l35 Lake =
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Through without landing. in zine for 530A. N.
Express for New York aud Boston. Also with
Stea mcrs for Sandusky making direct railroad con-
neetions toalt points in Ohio and Pennsyivania.-
Also connects direct through by Railroad to New
York and Boston.
CT $50 and 7.45 Il. NJ. Trains connect
at Detroit nth steamers ,tvr Cleveland, ar
riuing neat morning in time for all trains
through Ohio and Pennsylvania. -....
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1865. Summer Arrangements. 1859
~ Esi III. -

So hours between Chicago and New \, rk
Michigan Central, Great Ucstern, But
talo & Branyord Railways, to Buffalo.
albany, NeU York, Philadelphia and
Boston. The only direct route and so
miles nearer TO Niagara Falls, % miles
. nearer to Neu York and Boston. than by
any other route.
Five Daily Trains Leave Chicago:
-,..- 8ClNC1NNATI EMPRESS arrive at
Cincinnati at p, NJ; connects at In
$40 a. N. dianupoiis with trains for Dayton, Co.
lumbus. GAINESVILLE, Wheeling, Pitts
Ga bnrgh, Philadelphia, Washington and
Baltimore. -E
MAIL; Supper at Detroit, breakfast
at Rochester or Iiorrrll4ville next
$50 a. IN. morning, supper in New York or lrdge
in Boston: also lodge in Philadelphia,
ua Einira.
LIGHTNING EXPRESS; Arrives in
I. As q. m. N. York at p. N. next evening, or
Boston ~ at night. Arrive in Phila-
..s dciphia. via Elmira, at 10 r. II.
..... IA AFTERNOON EMPRESS; Arrives in
400 D. II. New YORK at 8 a. NJ. stcpnd day,
oston at p. NJ. Philadelphia at 1850
second murnins.
900 D. m. NIGHT EXPRESS; Connects next
- morning at D:trot with North shore
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DNNlFhbI Topper lightning rod new and
-OUUU superior article jus, received ard fer sale
BY june 20 J. W. WHITE.
Usage Orange Seed
GRop ct 1854. fresh ard God for ssls low fsy the
~ bashei. By tang 20 - + TALLANT
1--WE THOUSAND bnshsis Flax Seed wanted fer
Il which ne viii pay The highest market price in
eash on lis delivery. PEASLEY 1 MIcHAELS
angust :, 1855
Timers stock.
GOOD sssorsmentIs on hard IL reason able rates.
II ianc 20 j. ". WHITE.
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Imnortant to Wagon Builde
ImnnrtanL to Farmers

WE have a large Stock Of farming tools on hand,
w some of which will sell at the following
prices:
Grape Vine. Muley. Improved Go Ahead and Tele-
era oh grain cradles for So 90
Turkey Wing do do us
Scythcs and Snaths for 90 ents each.
Two lined hay forks 40 do do
All of the above tools warranted,
Sign of the Lock, Main st.,
iuly 6 WHITE. PIERCE 4 WATERMAN.
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Saddlery and Carriage Trimmings.
A FULL and complete .nrtmcnt of onddIcIy
~ and Carriage Trimmings just received for
sale wholesale and retail hy
WHITE PIERCE Il WATERMAN,
June % Sign of the Lock, Main st.
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Co pes Tools.
Farmers Tools.

1 LARGE Supply Of superior farmers tools just
a received consisting of hny straw, and manure
FORKS grass scythys AMI swarths OF various patents.
grain cradles h spades, shosels ~ 'tpcK., icks,
crow ari and rakes wholesale aud lcail by.
June 20 WHITE FIERCE "hTERhAS
sIynuf the l. K II lip = Get
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~ iiougs between New York s,,a Uhict 60.
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND LAKE SHORE
RAILROAD ROUTE TO BUFFALO, NIAGA- 4
7} RIA FALLS, ALBANY, NEW YORK
IhSI0N. .-t
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ploughs deep with the Michigan double
plough
Mr.. Maxwell, to the question by Mr.. Over.
man, whether dwarfs did not more safely
transplant than other trees" answered al.
ways, always and had tried the Bartlett on
thesquince for ten years, which did we'll He
prefers the Anglers stock ss
Mr. Fahnestock, for general cultivation,
also prefers the Angler stock.
MIR Phoenix does not learn that there is
any preference in the growth of the Paris
and Anglers stock; but thinks the Paris stock
best.
9 O'CLOCK, p. NJ
Mr.. Dunlap on taking his seat as President,
addressed the society in few short, neat and
pertinent remarks
!, The suhiec. of apple culture was then Ia
ken up.
NJ. Hardness asked the experience Of 9th
ers in regard to short and long root grating
He has gradually got to using short roots and
long scione.
Mr. Avery said he always uses long root,
generally about six inches, and takes the top
Of the root, grating close to it; takes the
root OF tree OF one or two years growth, as
the best and most successful mode-he some
times divides the root, but not often
Mr. Overman only recently practiced roo,
grafting-hIst used the spur roots, about 5
inches long-some Of the trees by this mode
reaching FIVE feet in one year Henow gratis
on sections Of roots, sometimes five or six
from one root He is satisfied with stock
roofing, but admits that MIR Ayery's plan
generally secures more vigorous tree. He
thinks his plan Of dividing roots more eeono-
rnical, and generally As successful his trees
alec grow well and very uniform
Mr.. Eilsworth is in favor OF root grating,
taking 5 to 8 inches, perfsrring the longer
Mr., HARNESS trees are about one half
from root gratis, but after taking much pains
to ascertain, thinks there is little or no differ.
ence in the bearing of trees from the two
leading modes Of grating He would give
more, other things being equal, for layer
tree than root grated one, because Il ap-
pears nearer the natural tree. The shorter
the root the better, provided the tree grows
At all
M. Edwards has noticed for several years
that b0dded trees were earlier and better
hearers than grated trees. and decidedly
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/ r1I,'I.tlnsr

ossct3 tuc supcSiat NoSes Auc HoTSe pun
10 native OF Europe Chickasaw plum is 4
yellow. The slce IL plum sometimes called
Illinois cherry.
Ms. Barry 6sds No variety ezemp. from
Ut sAe varieties in Mr.. Princes list are most
subject 20 Il. y
Mr.. Prince never has seen n knot on Wild
pluo ssse.
Ne. Barry has seen many, and 50 others.
0a tho ssLjcct ot lai.ing plums from seed,
". OsNlap says to raise PUN stocks, dry
- ssea h the sun, mig with vet sand, dry,
tseess dry and plant out. The seed must BE-
aAAiss fson the beginning.
NJ, Coleman lays the seed upon the sround
sad covers wieh plank. All gov.
~. OFaytoa throws the pits into the esound
they grow the second year.
Ssegass saysif they dry they never sermi.
As1e, he bsrics in the ground Hesh and al,
I'm spring. Ellsworth has no dii6culsy il the
80 80 mslehed. plants immediately after
eAlAssiAg; coscfs about two inches; sets out
u asrsssy rows whse plan,s are three inches
bHA.
Howe Tn sssxes = Rasryl crafts a. near
tAe eroaAd - pnsihls, graft outgrows stock.
osaytoa esafts u the ground when the
seaaks are thrsc years old, hanks the earth
tAees ineAss aAoss the point Of 1nioa. Crafts
saAe ssss NE 4rss seasoa, budding net sae-
esssfsl On uild atock.
NJ. Hassy thiahs Wild stock ,hs best; does
esA eaks " csoss 70 grais 10 the winter; dif.
esesaa vasseliss adapted 70 different coils;
1seliaGesa Aas . coed plum soil; thinks the
pssisis esil Nas % good; want tscck ADAPTED
lsseil. Aaesscaa stocks should Be ased;
Asse. N eealss q o. bs~eath the surfao :
Ssss ~ slways ws1; viii sot grafs On the
peasA.
NJ. OsssNAa 10 sxpes,n-asisg by budding
assesa aariae the fsss year. viii take up
sao ssal nod 81 dseper.
". Nav Aasssr thinAs ersi,ine ON wild
seseA = NJ re0dy fos leaf blight lin op.
YDa % Dassy) All have blghssd viii
Nm.
WsedsArd tpaasplsstsd Wild rluus .,
sosysss 81 grated hssow The suriacs sue.
sssstallv. UaiAA ~ coed wA~a haidsl.
kseaisses thsseA yssae has sSpesience
WITH the plAn; Aas grated l20OO q oass AMI
hoa1so &,O0Ay . vse saccse9ed On eitAss Wild
e Ans saoSk either b. esldine ~ gr~ls Nc.
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y
the season full of varieties as hardy as seed
hnss.
Early Crawford
Large Early York
Old Nixon Free
Virginia Yellow
Smoch Every hardy should be substituted J
Late Crawford and others
Prince recommends the Grass Admirable
Parvie De Pompone still later from Italy
lie says clings are higher favored than free
stones when ripened on shelves,
Adjourned till ? clock, r. NJ.
ruIRp DAY.
Thur DAT, 81 A. NJ.
Fresident IN the Chair. On motion OF Mr..
Overman, decided that when ths Convention
adjourn II adjourn to NEE: 1t Milwaukee two
years from this fall.
Committee On the subject Of taxing nur-
series reported as follows:
Where's, system has obtained IN some
Of the North Western Stats Of taxing.
for State and County purposcs, the nurse
ries OF huit trees and Ornamental shrahbery,
growing on and produoed from the soil: al
though not general, and exis,ing only where
tho executive of6cers deem it their duty to a.
cess and COLLECT such taxes, without an ex-
press direction Of Law. II acts in those in.
stances ~ . burden upon the producer; and
whilst We, ~ tree and fruit growers, ask no
exemption IN our favor, We esteem, il our du-
" 10 protest against such exscsions, moro
especially NJ other products Of the soil are
very generally IL not altogether exempt.-
Therefore,
Rssnayrp. That !. eras. - ~. ,,...
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THROUGH TICKETS 10y this Ronte can be pur-
chased al the Rail Road Office in Burlington.
9. q. HAMMOND, Superintendent.
K D. REMlCk, Ticket Agent, Burlngton.
May II. lSaa.-hi,f
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Imnortant to Merchants and Builders

important 20 IneTCudlltS anu Oul1uclS
w are in receipt of arges st ok OF sup rior nails
w which We will scli for 81 80 per keG cash
Also, a large stock of House Trimmings, Glass &C.,
which we will sell at equality low prices. Give us
call. Sign of the Lack, Main st.
ny % WHITE, PIERCE 4 WATERMAN.
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Philadelphia, Sept. 26.
The Masonic parade to-day, at the dedlca-
ion of the new Hall, was magnificent af-
fair. Over 1000 Of the brethren marched in
procession to independence Square, where the
ceremonies were performed. Delegates We're
present from the Grand Lodges of Nj ,ssachu
sets an several other States. This evelins
there is to be grand banquet.
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More News from one OF the first Ven
i'm Henry.

lime nm lo1a
nEAR sitlS About the l5ih Of Deaemiei ~ !
became very much afflicted with what tloosn ~
old hurt IA ,fe ef nv baees. ttle lett ane) ct lung
eanding. OF which | In fequent attacks uhih
about six OF eight dnys it became violent that 1" see
was in,pos ibie Ia about twenty four houfe was NJ
tarked in my right hand and wrist and in about Twelve
hours was attacked IN my right ankle, nj which tme
WINS under sch cScrucating pain as not to De ar la
tske any rest whatever losing all appetite Tor any kH
OF food and in n pc, fecy helpless con lition be
came alr,ost n deranged man. My family .innd'hR
around n bed-side inporing 10 call ~ piyscihh
my renlv was th,t If onuld obtain tie right sort OF
man would 10 hut that had as well die WIN ie.
yer a. N acue iength consented Tor my son tn ga
to MIR James A. Crew, merchant near me. nnd Ia
sav To him what nv situation after had tired every
ommendati u, posi- le wahout the least eenei That
Al he bad any thing vi ioh lie could truly recommend II
.end TO me. lie sent bottle OF Doves Rheumatic
IMMINENT. ] used din cted anil after about tlN
hours dropped asleep for tho hrs time IN ofy hours
NV Joints became much swoller ftom thf time pr
cpn 10 Get ease the swelling suag'd aud IN ten lay
sas ahc aftenj my business as usual sometimes
lave aitacks In my shoulders, use the Imminent rs be-
fore, with immediate relief by timely application. !
think l. most Invaluable remedy, md nm DESTROYS It
every person afflicted with tie most dreadful sconrge oe
eeiih (Rheunati,rn,) should give il a trel.
Yours truly, SC,
rUDWEII STONE
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Tidings from Chesterfield.

CaRsrsRr,Elp GauSrY. Va. Abe l. 1879
NHESSaS DOVE 4 CO., Richmond Lasi 10 oae
lVn af my mules turned loose IN tie statue 'H,ai
,b;le playnr about with other mules be viii Tho
weight OF his whole body against lnrse piae ct sheet
iron cutting himself the high 81 han about D inebes
long and fro nh inch and h II 10 Nv inches deer
The wound was Of such ehRmetef es To SUP "s' ~
,l3 rave, he nj amy serv ce 10 me sgsin. SerrR u
notice Of the Turf Oh 10 the papers procured mn
applied il al once the cut aud in about ihse "rehs
he was perfectly well and wafk, and you eahn"' per
rsiye the least where the rul Wa mnde.
II. A NINfREE
r S-Tle,s are many cases oi injuries 10 cattle N
this neghborhuod which have been cured by faH' III
Oh and, Il u any beneHr 10 you | rap pfa'of" you
many certificates Tire whole neigbhorhned "a II Tue
II a WIAtREE
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More News of its Efficacy.

SANDY kVFR, FHEYVhhh t"uhIy' w
June Pad, 1888. !
Al ESSRs DOVE a. cO.--DEAa Sins; thereby
LtE tify that about the first OF Hs Mnichh was nj
tackled with Rheumatism of the seserest character Ia
one shoulder and arm taking the of II entirely from
me- aud from which, suffered very severe pain Tor three
or four days My then procured bottle OF your
Rheumatic Linment ind applied II according TO the
directions from which WIS restored in shot time
and my arm was restored full strength and vgor IN
feg, days; and earnestly recommend ii to all who may
be afflicted with Rheumatism. And il rs duty You
owe 10 the community urge is use. copy
THOMAS uTNDIEY.
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Still, more News from "a Good Man

SUGAR TnfF, VA. Jubo TJih 800.
MESSRS DOVE 4 COL hereby oertil, TINT Ton
Ivl years past have been much afflicted with Rhen
matsm, and from the frequent Of your Liniment !
have been almost entirely relieved of tho disease !
se great deal OF il to my resghhors and do ~
recolect solitary case where il has been applied
coriing TO the directions. Of its having iaed afford
relief No fsmil, should be without this Eminent.
regard il Us one OF the best remedies for Rheumatism
have ever rricd and with the greatest pleasure do
commend il o every family in the world.
Yours truly, j a. CREWS.
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MEDICINES.
CARTEn,s SPANISH nIxTU.,

'I'iE 6htAi FUhif lea ihE BLOOD
4 sef +" "a, sefe =, 1"s,e4ty ~ a.
Az iNfALLiBt1 hfhtnf IT eef9t9lo' Kings Evil
hhenmatism oostaafe o"'anee"s Eruptohs Pm
ples or fdstnis- an tee acc, bintches, Soils, Crni
Sore Eyes, hing worn, 81 ie,ef, ecad Head En-
lefsemrni an ihin I me po.ts joints, Stubbor,
tfrrs' HHphah,e o'seraers' .u'apag'' Spinal Com
riahis MI hlI diseases "r''s 'f'" an inludicio,,
nsrni Mercury i"l'aafh'e ~ ''he' of impuriiy a,
the Blood.
lh'sv duitpe si'd''ee "'''' ''ss oFeode celebrated
o. thr hh'npei "a "'s eieeted through
It's agency nas lHfra tue pup e,"ts al tie urgent IL
ihesi 81 th'lr l'''' 10 ~ " " ,'e 1oc' which they
10 WIN me UTMOST c"nnaen.v'" rs virtues aud Won
terih r"fn'V we pr" 'f's ne '"io"'hs certificate.
'elrt'ed iona ia'Ef haa''p'' a'e, ''%eVer. stronger
tinhy taah Tue mere WI o. '"e tfFpiaenrs; and
all from gentlemen well IA" sn Il 'tr,t ocatie,
mi al NE meii.', resl'eot""'s' 'ah- oi them eidas
~ TIE 81 h"Ih"h''' IT, ;,
r, BOY 'iEs Esq oil 'ne i-&e"ahge tfaiel, Rrf.
nohi, k""~n eS@'E wRelf' s',s n ha> zen Tie Mti
rIne oai'ed ohief S!h'hi>h 'iA'ur' Ro"ini' red il,
n"e' hu hred eas'S' ~ heh''y ~ 'e diseases Tor with
It Is f'fonhehie'i, p INV '"se fs'o"-fng g"ud L.
quits tie says III Tue h"'' 'Nfafa"''y medicine hp
lIaseser seen.
Aghe an" ffrT o",e,-i he,eoy eeiny, thai
Tor three years hao ana ,esef OF OF the most
lent desc lP.on hatl st Neu ny s'G ans took aree
Quantities otQ ih,hs' 'srcuiy' ana oeheYe ell tin
ONES ad'efise''. "ut ~ wthout any fstnaheal
i'ei. AT last 'f,e' oo''e's 9paf'-h MIMI iva
bottles oi whieh euertoahy cured H. ana am !sppy
TO say lave hadlei'hef nus OF ever since CON
sder II the best iohie IN 'hc "oli, ann ne only med
cine that ever reached my case. JUN LoNGDEN
Beaver Dam, near richmond va.
U. H. Luck, Esq now IN hichWohd. and To- nary
vears III the 'ost nee nus such conn fence IN the
onisi'n' efficacy oi Ohrter ahish mixture, TINT liz
las bought upwards OF % bottles winch lie has given
nway tot afflicted. Mr. LurksaA he has never Known
Ito fail when tnken according TO d1f' c'ions.
DR. II nge, practising ny sirian, and formerly ii
the City lioie the city OF Richmond, Says hsb4aw,.
nesseh In number OF lsthhceS tie 'hecs OF Garter.
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sOUTslSiDE RAILROAD,

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r. SEE 1T 5sis.Ests1 w ready TO receive
k5N w -Es ss-eheipls 3 Ire Snulhside Rail.
road Wm. 7. Ander sons Commission House on the
Basin. Any person wishing rates of freight
obtain fregi list by calling
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NEW GOODS Tile subscriber has r.
l. Y eeiyed bis complete stock Of Spring and summer
DRY GOODS; 10 which the attention Of his iriends
and the public 10 general is respectfully called. How
ing taken advantage Of tho depressed state o the mar
kot in purchasing his Goods he will he able 10 der
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Tho articles numerous To mention, there Gnu
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business embraces, besides lsrge assortment III Boots
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