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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-10-25
OBITUARY.

From an unavoidable circumstance
the publication of the following notice
has been delayed.
Mrs. ELIZABETH GRIMES, consort oi
John Grimes is no more. She departed
this life on the l4th of June, 1854. aged
GA years and 2 months. Her disease
was typhoid fever, and from the first
created alarming symptoms. Medical
aid was resorted to and every thing
done to save her, but all failed. The
deceased was native of Pocahontas
county, Virginia, and came to the State
of Ohio in April, 1848. She was the
mother of seven children. four sons and
three daughters. all of whom are dead
except two daughters. Her temper was
quick and independent, Ike the steel
and flint when much enforced shows a
hasty spark, but soon is cold again
She ioined the Methodist E. church
wien young, and was a aregular mem
ber in good standing for upwards Of 40
years in Virginia. Her door was al
WAYS open to the ministry and she took
much delight in their company. She
has the promise laid down IN the Scrip
lures, which reads as follows: Sand
whosoever shall give drink unto one Of
these little ones cup of cold water on
" in the name of disciple, verify ]
say unto you, he shall in no wise lose
his reward" And now we trust that
herself and four sons and daughter are
with Lazarus and in company with
Abraham, "where the wicked cease
from troubling and the weary are al
rest" 40 that l may die the death Of
the righteous and let my end be like
theirs" She has left behind her two
disconsolate daughters and her lonely
husband to mourn their sad misfortune
but we trust their misfortune is her
eternal gain.
When I awake and shall behold his face,
In righteousness / shall be satisfied;
WhenI awake in his blessed likeness,
Nv savior shall my life restore,
j And raise me from this dark abode,
Ny soul and flesh shall part no more,
But dwell forever near my God.
BIED-At Bladensburg, Gallia Co.,
Ohio, on Thursday, 18th inst, JOSEPH
SHAILcRoss, infant son Of Joseph and
Emily r. Shallcross. aged ID months
and 81 days.
On Saturday, Goth, of typhoid fever
HENRI f., son of John c.. and Fsnni,
&. Neal, aged ] year.
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Reuben ROfhgeb,s Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigu-
y ed has been duly qualified, as Executor Of
the last viii and testament, of Reuben Roth
geb. deceased. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and all persons having claims against
said estate are requested to present them duly
authenticated, within one year for settlement.
WESLEY ROTHGEB, Executor.
Oct. IL, lS55-3w. E
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Ref7iaYaI.

THE subscriber has removed to the frame
] building nearly opposite the Post oaice,
where his friends can be supplied with every
thing usually kept at his old stand, such a
Groceries, Provisions, Cigars, Dc. ..5s-a,
All kinds Of Cigars manufactured and sold
at the lowest possible prices. Call and ex'
JOHN L. KUHN.
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CORNER COURT g THIRD SITS:
1855. Fan Trade. 1855.

w 49, -" - - 80 - &@-@-~N 0N-~~
1855. FAN Trade. 1885.
The subscriber begs leave to inform his
friends and the public, hat he has just re-
ceiyed large and well selected assortment Of
Groceries Notisns, ETC., to which ne would
respectfully call heirattention, viz:
Cofee-25 bags pr eRio;
sugsr-5 hhds- n o. sugar:
Loai, Crushed and Pulverizeddo;
Molasses- Is bbls n. . o. and Sugsr House;
MackeFel and Goldfish; ae
Teas-59 halfchests and Catties prime;
Candy-2000 lbs all varieties; tt
SHOT and Lead;
Sp ees all kinds;
Rice;
Tobaccos--a great variety
Segars-all qualities;
Indigo. Madder and Copperas;
Glass and Glass ware;
I Brooms-Fancy and common;
sc Soda and Saleratus;
Soap and Candles;
Wrapping paper and Twine;
Together with great variety Of othergoods
suitabl to the trade, call at the corner store.
Oct. Is, 1855 D. s. FORD.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR
III. IL l.. SAL Z -. I. 4.

THE Mil property and the American Horse
in Gallipolfs, formerly owned BY Peter Me-
nager, is offered for sale on reasonable terms.
The Hotel is in good repair. the best location
in the place. aud is now doing good business.
Apply to E. W. MARTIN, Cashier
Oct. 4th, l655-4w- Pt. Pleasant, Va.
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GALLIPOLIS AND KANAWHA
lfa PACKET

.1 THE fnelight draupht
Steamer HURRICANE.
s1 Capt. A DoxxAlLY. is
now running as regular
Packet between GalIipoIis and Kanawha sa.
lines. She reaves GalIipolis every Monday.
Wednesday and Friday, at O'Clock A. NJ. for
Kanawha, and returning leaves Kanawha Sa.
lines every Tuesday. Thursday and SATURDAY.
For freight or passage apply on board or "a
WILLIAM n. OUBBAGE, Wharf Boat.
Sep. 81, 1855.
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New Law Book.
PLEADING AND PRACTICE
s.... UNDER ...s- =
THE CIVIL CODE. ~ s.-r

ID
THE CIVIL CODE. hsg
s'e BY HON. SIMEON NASH. 'soe
1T will form volume of about 700 pages.
svo., beautifully printed and neatly and firm
iy bound in law sheep.
In addition to brief Treatises on the various
provisions of the Code, it will contain an am
pie collection of forms of petitions. answers,
entries for Clerks returns for Sheriff, &c. The
work will show what changes have been pro-
duced by the Code The precedents for petit
tions and answers are 80 drawn SIS to deduce
out o the cases clear and real issue, about
which all will be agreed as to its meaning
The forms Of entries and returns will render
the work especially .useful to county officers,
as well as to the profession.
Such a w9k has long been desideratum:
no book having yet appeared upon the subject
since the enactment Of the New Code.
Il will shortly be published by
b. W. DERBY. CincinnHa
RECENTLY PUBLISHED,
Swans NEW TREATISE
On the Powers and Duties of Justices Of the
Peace, etc., i vol. evo.
SWANS REVISED STATUTES
ofthe State of Ohio, Complete, vol. svo.
~ NAsas DIaEsT ~
OF the Reports of Supreme Court of Ohio, l
vol svo.
Oct 25, 1855.
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Tea.

= Chests Black Tea,. 80 la
- 10" Y. H., do aa.
g." Imperial. do
l7 5 Gunpowder, do ai
30 boxes Tea Of 5, l2, and rs ID.
each. Of superior qualities, purposely
for family use.
All of above Teas comprise the best
brands known, and are warranted to
give satisfaction. BY
CABOT, HENKING & co.
August 80, 1855.
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Shawl Found.

THE undersigned found a lady's shawl on
j one of the roads leading from Gallipolis,
which the owner can have by calling on the
undersigned and paying for this advertise
ment ISAAC COOK.
Oct. 25, ls55-lw#
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UAVING made arrangements, 1 will
IL pay the highest market price for
Land Warrants, in cash. / will be found
tiny Office in Gallipolis, exception We'd
nesdays, when I will be at the Office of
the Democrat, in Pomeroy. If per-
sons prefer, l will exchange western
land for warrants, selected by agents on
the ground. v. NJ. FIROR.
August 80, 1855.-m3
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NOTICE.

PLANK forms for making school returns
D have been received from the State School
Commissioner and can be had at the Auditors
Office. D. B. HEBARD.
Oct. 95. I855-3v.
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New Barber Shop.

THE undersigned respectfully inform the citi-
! zens of Gallipolis, that they have opened a
Barber shop in the brick house between the
residence of Mr.. John Sanns and Mr.. a. Le-
clercq, where they will be happy to wait upon
them. Cupping, Leeching, Bleeding, Teeth
pulling, DC, attended to upon the shortest no.
tice. We have fitted up our shop for the oe-
commodation and convenience Of our custo-
mers, and we hope to receive the patronage we
shall endeavor TO merit.
August %, IS. FEY & PAULSOE.
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Wheat and Oats
WANTED.

WANTED.
T WISH to purchase $4,000 bushels
| of Wheat and 10000 bushels of
Oats, for which 1 will pay the highest
market price in Cash. Call at my store.
c. C. WEIBERT.
Sept. 6, 1855.-Im
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John James, Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
In dersigned has been legally qualified
as Administrator on the Estate of John
James, late of Raccoon township, Gal
liza County, Ohio. All llpersons indebted
to the estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment, and those having
claims are requested to present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
MARTHA JAMES.
Oct. 1s. ,55-3w*
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ALLPOLS OHIO take pleasure the citizens of Gpo
" lis and vicinity that they receiving and and splendid
stock of Fall and Winter Goods well selected and unusual
of DRY GOODS Cloths Cassime Vings, Tweed Handkechefs
Ap Silks Lawns Irish Linen Barege de ne Ccoes Gents Cravats
Gngham KY Jeans St Bk and brown domest Bed Ticking Ermn
Cloths Ladies Dress Goods complete Gents Gloves DC &c Shaws
kinds Swiss and Book Muslin Groceries, Hardware
Nails and Castings Boots Shoes Hats and Caps Variety Goods &C. which
will be sold cheap for Cash aud Produce All kinds Trade usually
ve Barter for Goods for which will They
their friends and the public generally call and examine themselves
The following Articles will be bought Feathers Ginseng
Beeswx nys Tow and Flax Linen. The highest Cash Price paid
Wheat, Corn, Oats and Beans. GalipeE Sept 90,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-10-25
wheat and Oats wanted.

ME wish to purchase
w 100000 bushels wheat, z
.L $4,000 Z" oats, for whicl
we will pay the highest market price
in cash.
/. WIN. H. LANGLEY d SON.
August 80, 1855. a4
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IN BOXES sxlO Glass; 5 d loxl2 do; 5 do
~ l'xl4 do for sale low By ~.
Sep. 90 WADDzLL 4 H1ELrDAY.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-10-25

Ustyles cheap at ,-s..
Sep. 90. WADDELL 4 HArzD1Y.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-10-25

Qa DOZEN Painted Buckets; S DO Tubs; ssr
~ sale low BY .Fh ffl
imSep. 60 WADDRnl & HAaIIDff.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-10-25

IN DOZEN Lactres Embroidered yacinet and
iU Swiss collars cheap at noaeaf
10 Sep. 90 WADpELL Il HAEszDAr.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-10-25

In eRossE.E E. Pisrcs's eslsBc.,sd Matches
5U for sale ~ BY sQf se8iH 90 saeis
Sep. 20 WxssxsE 4 HxLLIDAr.
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Notice.

MEETINGS will be held at the Court
lu House in GalTipolis, for the exam
ination of School Teachers, on
Saturday, November Sd, 1855,
Saturday, December Ist, 1856.
JOHN SANNS, Jr.
A. G. SEARS. Examiners.
D. B. HEBARD,
August 8, i855.-4m
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Notice

IS hereby given, that petition wi be pre-.
sented to the Commissioners of Gallia coun-
ty, at the next session, TO vacate so much oi
the road as has not already been vacated, lea
ding from the Hannan's ferry road to the Chill.
ticothe road, in the township of Raccoon, in
the county of Gallia. and lying South and
near the town of Centreville in said RaccOon
township. and running through or across Sec
tion No. Nineteen in said township of RaccOon,
both ends of said road having been vacated
and said road being of no public utility.
Oct. IL lS55-4w.
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TFF you wish to be fully impressed
with the wonders of this world, just
drop into Neal & McCormick's. and ex-
anime their stock Of French Merino.
Sep. IS. ,4ol aai ~ ,3r
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Salt.

TIFTY bbls. Kanawha Salt in store
and for sale by
B. Z. BEARD.
July 10. 1856.
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4 CASES Of Jersn.s celebrated % Hour
4 clocks, for sale low BY
Sep. 20 WxoDzEr q HxIIIDxr.
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Sevastopol Taken.

HAVING sold out his old stock of
II Ready Made Clothing and laid in
a perfectly new one of the latest fash
ions, is now prepared to see his old
friends and customers. He has stock
of fine goods, and is prepared to accom-
modate all. Walk in and examine for
yourselves, gentlemen. am always at
home. Sevastopol has been taken but
l have not. l have the best Of work
men, and will fill all orders upon the
shortest notice and give satisfaction or
no sale. Store one door below the Star
House, remember that. Walk in.
GallIpolis, Oct. 4, 1876.
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Good Medicines.

H. 1t is estimated tha
J" = ]: J. ].
/ ~ AYERIs CHERRY PEcToRAI
| &SRHY and CATHARTIc PILLs have
| { 4 done mo e to promote tn,
/ NnNN public health, than any 9th
4 a ~ er one cause. There can bs
hE=SSE N no question that the Cherry
- PectOral has by its thou.
sand on thousand cures Of
Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Group, Influenza,
Bronchitis, &c, very much reduced the pro
portion of deaths from consumptive diseases in
this country. The Pills are as good as the
Pectoral and will cure more complaints,
Every body needs more or less purging.-
Purge the blood from its impurities Purge
the bowels, L yer and the whole visceral sys-
tenn from distractions. Purge out the disea es
which fasten on the body, to work its decay.
But for disease We should die only of old age.
Take antidOtes early and thrust it from the
system, before it is yet too strong to yield
Ayers Pills do thrust out disease, not only
while it is weak, but when it has taken a
strong hold. Read the astounding statements
of those who have been cured by them from
dreadful Scrofula. Dropsy, Ulcers, Skin Dis
eases, Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, In
ternal Pains, Bilious Complaints, Heartburn.
Headache, Gout, and many less dangerous but
still threatening ailments, such as pimples
on the face, Worms, Nervous Irritability, Loss
Of appetite, Irregularities, Dizziness In the
head, Colds, Fevers, Dysentery, and indeed
every variety of complaints for which Pur-
gative Remedy is required. =
These are no random statements. but are au
thenticated by your own neighbors and your
own Physicians.
y Try them once, and you will never be with
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-10-25

& TONS yanisti Iron, assorted sizes, IS bars
. sandsrsqn = BFOthers celebrated Cssteel,
AIneziEsn Blister do. 5 bars Erelisk do: 5
Bnndi8 Spring, steal: 100 Steel Plow Winrs !:
100 ynnistf hen Plov wiags, Cor sale Low by
Sep. 90 WADDzll & HsrED4E.
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Seed! Seed!

OK Bushels Timothy Seed,
~ Is " Glover Seed,
20 Blue Grass Seed, just received
and forsale by ..
September 81, 1855. a
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sR Buggies for Sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale or exchange
7 for horses, two good Buggies. Enquire Of
'a D. 7. SMITHERS.
Oct. 4th, Ie55-4w*
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3 s On Saturday, Goth, of typhoid fever.
HENRI f., son of John c. and Fannie
&. Neal, aged year.
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Land w arrants.

August 2,-1s55-tf -. -
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For Sunfsh.

Great through Line for the East.
iItHE Raluots ard Ohio Rail Road from " heelh2 10
| baltimore, aud connecting with tie Washington
II nch Rail Road Al tie Jpton (ii!sy called ihs Relay
House 50 miles nom baltimore, ard With the Phlladtl
pha iInil lnd i;am1;t R1il Road to FhlIa
Tie great tunrels upon lhs ls ave now eSnPeisd eHd
lie WOt road is III ne condition, presenting Que OF tie
most pItturtsqu and rnuantk routes IN The world.
Tie Kew aud splendid seine = ottht Vntoh Line rom
Opsys and CtceirtaI eouEeei with tbs road At Whesl
ius and through tickels from thee Places 70 Baltimore,
WI.iustpn PhiIadelrh., &c nAI Gt had oi iht lstr''
or on The bOa;s.
TLreXIIss, aint,yes Wheeling d.ily At 6'eotE
A. ~, (Whee.ips tuel and arrives al Cumaellah1 (*eI
ts?i r NJ and allowing two hou., titls .I!'e. ~
baltimore tSS0 ms,, -. tlk next n'oTntI niS
king tie passafe through in about % hoai. ipdI"s al
checked thrOuh any Of the eastern point,
without charge 49,,
W,,Lrron Al the ytHe :ou ami Tor Philadelphia, al BsE-
.noIt, without extra charge Tnttler as allowed an
t linz and opportunity q .l Pe:nts ne1:
Ti,rO,rh tickets i,on Wheeling 10 BALTIMORE: lwtth
rriytfs OFyIns over enywiet oa tlt Ionte'
estd lie steamers o. tts unio Lie S9 u. Ohio aud o.
rjTs ms7 WV PARKER. Geml. Su"'t,
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adams q COS txdtes's
1854. Ha - bs 1854.
0TFICI:-llet.nre Hon.

OtftSts-L1ChuTfb
TOR srtedy aud tdlt eGhSeya ee o mechAnA {, rack
.se. rs ,ctIs hank Does sTete, god lu Cha 50 o.
Aeeiai es.tpsen, leave oar ohee IailI for s PARIS Of
tie East, f:Ui ore, CaliioI lia aud Audttht Ahn
For Pittsburgh and all poHis u pe ClsYeahd Rne
Wtt,iEe RslIosd, aud csyelsEd and loedo Rail- o'd
rhlnush 10 CLtCsso ,,
For zaie vile and ell C'atr. on tbe Nati"Etl "oan
Ihio,.b 10 citcinEati. Louis ,Ilt and st Louis.
Fui atiinn'e aud all p0itiS on TX ltunMe thd Ohio
RsiItu d. and from thence connect wth our Glet kas',
EN- EypreSs 10 PhilaIerhia, New York ard io.ton
We collect RO!es drats, o! aetounlS and bills On de
livery O! races, su1 make prompt teiuEs.
E,pItss or East LGiIy at o'ciook, T.
do Tor west DO do Az.
do for Pltt,bu's Do = do As.
Our arrangements are now complete io the delivery oi
STAGES a"' ''''' 4S' y ADAMS & Co.
p,,v,. a.,r 1pi1
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New Watch and JeWelry store.
Rom. 10. q. IYas4ingtoN NaM, MOlGot SiI

Rom, 40. 4, Naslingtoh hiqh, Mo,r0t ST..
WHEELING, VA
THE spbstriler woud ca tie attention Of The public in
his well selected stCSko' watches, clocks yewtlTy'
silver NtIe, aM2 alcy goods, Which be IS now "snns
III. siot is composed inslOi gold aud silver watches
Keys, srdS aud claims.
kvery de.eriP!lnR Of gold eweiryi
Gold siINer silver plated and Common sirtiaeies;
Pure kve table, TIA, dessert, sugar, Inststd and san
sEoorS, and butte kTveAi
Plated and German si,e otks, Spoons, butter knlSeA
etc etc.
Poft Inonlaes, pOt kei eulery, scissors
WAY FISE laIofI, siIntS, Ahs wing eIealn, eie.i
prTEunsIy combs, brushes aud E'eat yATey Of hntl
go3dy;
p,ricuar attention paid 10 repairing wSttle', clocks
and Itwelry !, and eEgTavns handsomely done.
,n5-dtI q. p. BROWN.
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,.,,r. oy ,DrEnYis,NG.

Nttkij, e tlaum
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Notice

CAPS
u ECElvEn this day tbe best assortment Of Gents
Ii yvuls and thldIeut rlo'h caps, ever broushl ~
lids ciy having teen Seeeed with eeat care as sstids
sttle Ill Su1itf. They eomuise Ia part Al iOloTAi
tnI doh oFtta, back al whites gents haI eloih doi
black drsb aud green iids huntg and Apollo eais;
io.etr viii every ohsE deseiiC, Of bat HT GER e1tan
BiI4 y w. ia nj IN " ''''
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,.r,. -, ama'n...
Is iQtclsisr neek
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.v i%IhK>Ii:N Hn, Elb!iELtIS Ui lleAASTti: IN
N Lr,l,,E ihIisW -! liz INCREASED rIItt T Ia
tL' 'I :, o,!x excuses t,detns Ikslt eN eNrA
r. Lc,eiU"'t t. d. ss ee hthnte IGt @l"w
:: iat, % sdHtis"f aud ~ ~ eI's Wht'sTS' ~ ," "
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No. 1 Super Phosphate of Lime.
VERSUS "GrANo.n

HtS valuable rtittr la, teen used tOT strtr. ytsfs
n EIsShd bil otEei pats OF EuIops, AID H&t 10 gu
Aco ho h4 the GeIt lAik IN pOPuslll anu ILe extern ~
Nhit II Is CSeL bnnng fGIIFS. It's 10 th
cnuhiI b. liz kUbSclteT Las lien oit recent but is
pstss Il la. made In Tic eSiEntion of the public has
mi been less marked OF successful tLsn ihtoas after u
irsl 9 tree yeas Investigations Of Its IHets 10 MMth
time ;Ltie las Teen Ntiy any tcTWploEs rxrelnehis
made hy tie INOSl scientific ssrlculluHS tut various
i'luhS Committees, &t, side by side FeyltH Glo, at
ions relative yaUe Comlp,ed viii the latter and 10 hos
tnStaiCeS pTteltRe given to Tie SutF fbosPhite o.
Lime" Si IernHt a. ieturned wil SiDriY be placed
before tie IubIie, Which will C0hycy moe lEt"TnAtol
than tie SuhscIher kes dist Osed 10 ODER, as lie inShu
httuTeT, al tie IneAeIt T0IreGi
ltSchemca tonpOsiOn Is Of that Ittprt 10 tt once s-
Eod o1d and n01rish growth Of all dett nPiOus
us hsAts beis r'uLed or stopnd "EoES," tie te ey Oi
which as manure Is Idy well nowE ahd etiatFd
Htlrh ave d+t to,rrotd bT tie addition 81 one hth te
Weight y! SlPhuie Acid 10 which added 6ufUpoT'
iion Of u M md Sulpie nj Amnonls the later Is one
al The nfJst en AGENTS 10 the hest Peruvian iIao
liI easy hand ed being IN perfect powdsTt WI! ne
Fuunl sutsbIc 10 all soiIs, wGTlRed pure ard EeEulI
aud wtsu al maturity TO be HlLd as tGaCIoas as het re
Fietehted
Pamphlets will he forwsTisd 90 Application u the sub
SC eritxl O, TO his tgeGis, whOSe anSt are as oloH&
MesssIk. MeG ipIet q Sons. Rirl nlOnd, Va
DO Rowlett, HARDLY d 70. Petslsbnte, Va.
10 t,orun, & VeCie.u, Norfolk, Va.
do &. " SitwaIt, ESq,, taliusoit, Nd.
q. u. Nj BuRGt
AeheuItuTGl lhtmii,
.,uos Wiil;amshurch Long lshRf \. Y.
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Daguerreot otypes.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NELSON'S pi.mlLm Chinese LgstIa Wishing FlUld,
N tie teAteIt IRpiovteHt YET liseoyeted, for tavns
laLoT end e tuSt In ws Ag Clothing and House Clean,
ins litM And CottoHS wsstd by tins Fluid Will be
white lnd toner han than II beethed the gtass,-
WIEk.Stfp not TO irnTe 10? iabrit. Flery LADY lay
stttsG Lerse on that oInt by king Pet Of lotion
or ieni the Fluid. full strength, iUr q hours which
will clearly show that Itt be ruielt harmless; VIXEN
dilute lwiih gallons o. water TO Latt pint Of hgid
Tie ChHeSe washing Fluid ID worth ihttt tInts the
single sxrente which will buy epOnsh for large llmllt
wIihlns, Which can he done 10 oorS lNuts
aud sold br The EUbteHer, who has lst.
" PUT ha&ed The right for OHIO touMSt, Va.
JAS MRLl0k,
AprQ so, ef, uhiUnSt,. Wherll-s, Va.
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REMUNAL.
JNRASZIEiM 4 LUZ have Ienoyel tLeiI wholesale
i Liquor Stoe from TIE SFiis: House BIidl.ss 70 40
80 MGlket Square, ItAt 10 Wn HANS AUCTION Room,
wheT tltr Si as HERETOFORE alwatl KEEP Oh hand sioek
Of tie Lt:t WineS AID Liquors. tt the lows I'feA
mi j3oi ERANXHElM & LET
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F,Gs41tt,eue ei, o. Es:tt5 tsn;,h, arc lf'a f,sI .a
80 .t"i'' !, e. ttl on le hove wt Ie nsse l
,,tu.sIst sf ihs Gr,t thet "o@'hS 'gS % s' 'en''
sts5. E@t 'q"a's o. t''s CO.
- ~
or .tlola 6aidt, one sqa'e '1 "a n
81 G,T Iii ......'''..'''' tn'" *,
LA' i' ................. tuU'
,nd d1x,tsnt ou ile above fOf inside; ,. n,n., lin,
AsS ~ pt s5a liO"s th1 st' SV' re' 'OO
'',z t.as uotrs charged Ortt sqale t lhlan, i
t,p ssaarS, aid sane Ha'e o $f"am Ine .S% m I'd
~, ~ ,,,r,,4I Of scu1tes ~ tEdrl lEf sc'@'t' ""
tO,tus III iNrt lngie Insertion, h,p.. orr
T,.,. siiytiistntuts, with monlh'3 CHANGE "" e,
JIIb aIfHlI ChApst -; -
snits OF dta Is inserted s'uit'">'' 'I' 'u' IN
,tifF .tH.......,.,,,.''' '''' ''''' - N
N",EaEt ocs thas '::,,:.Ij,t 10.
teh ior HVnth UI les.'tn sdN'hte 80
,,i,. n,,iC inserted for ha'i r,ie'
hf' H'"" r X. NAR1LESpH,
toilS I. HI SSEi IL.
SWEARISGEN, TAYLOR T" o.
GEO o. LITTLE To.