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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-07-27
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THE Notes Accounts al the lat" hrln OF A. DC
thune & Co. has been placed IN the hands of >.
Davis ESQ for collection and settlement Those in
dcbted either by Note Account, Sled I'd MAKE
an immediate arrangements further indulgence cam
moi and Will pot be granted.
ALEXANDER 6 IGJlMSTON.
April = 1855. JHF
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-07-27
HENRY VERNON,
TEIE DREAM
BY II. GEORGE.4E.

A1 III exc UGOA@
THIS is the title of Romance now in process Z" th
petIon, which will be issued in t~o numbers o ~,
1st and 18th of July, 1855. The scenes are IaIa I
In the United States, England and Spain. u
will be printed on pure white paper WITH nc" w mr
will equal in quantity of matter an ordinary siZeo
decin,v volume Of 900 pages. It will be PromIS.%g
issued and forwarded to all who will Aend their 0''
accompanied with the cash.
Single Copy, 1.-TWO EumbeEs,l
To Tubs Of 8 or more, [per eopy.l .,SpO
RemIttances m lst be made In bills Or change az
in Post-Ofice Stamps.
Address JAMES Nj. 'SMYTHE.
June 29-49.f Augusta
BLANK DEEDS FOR SALE here.
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Right Side Up.

NHARLES T. EBERHARD & CO., are still carrying
" the
BOOT AND SHOE MAKING,
at their old stand doors below Parks Huchinson's
Store whore all work wanted in their line be OBJ
tanned.
% All kinds of READY MADE WORK on hand
and for sale. Also superior OIL BLACklSG, by the
wholesale and retail, manufactured by {. Il. Eberhard
u All persons indebted for last year requested
to settle their We have money.
&. II. EBERHARD g. co,
March 2, '54. 36.,i
SIENNA FIGS
l GREAT desideratum in Families and to persons
\ suffering from habitual Constipation, being
agreeable and efficient Aperent, quite paatable and
free from those principles, which make it
matter Of so much officially to administer medicine
children. Fer sale at
SCARF l. cos. Drug Store.
Feb l6, 1855. 3O-tf
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-07-27

Splendid Variety Of Ladies' Cater Boots
ID ECElVED this day consisting of
IL Ladies' Black Silk Julian CATERS,
Heighland -
Tan &c Julian
Creole
Cal. Silk Tip "
Misses Black ana CAL Silk CATERS, at
ROQNE'S SHOE STORE.
Ladies, call and them.
March 9. 1865. 32tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-26

ed her BIRTH and concluded by adding that haa she
the parent
in the presence Of her child the the murderer
s.ssrs.s but yeo have none ssssmp.
made unhappy she added bursting tears
M Foster as deeply moved BY her aitros /. was i'm
possible 70 gaze on % much sandor and
a9s II lie q her head the
st that possible 70 conceal from the world the
"a s s q y &c, Of
Viii point point, on. to , ou si, better way m
~ feas Sappas.. 81. continued
'si Sly MAY e 'fs s's sss
TIM H, aS .sy as
"a Of @ s
that has passed between ~. Us is cancelled end"
III asd
hS.S. The had Mr. S:er 50
BY the innocence Of a child
ns, BE visit had , Is, y At the latter
care and snsction she had bestowed on her
and turning Co aaysr hi% IN
I Z. h IN he,
Of ,S% TIE nsss
sh &, seeking
sssin feel hi
pore me- continued the with increased animation,
my claim to the love Of my offspring would not have
less sacred Accustomed to deal with the fasehood
kind you suspected my truth when told that Fanny
mot your chdp' exclaimed the astonished girl 'oh,
those cruel wordmy heart refuses believe them
remember afectionthe tears you shed in
fancyyour patient sweetness and unng carel Confess
that you are my parent, or my heart will breakp
NO. Fannythe hour for discrimination has passed; IL
has been the great Of e and that
atone III You stolen from natural when
an infant, and confded TO my was lonely solitary
creature without one tie In common with fellow
wOrld q ma Can on
wonder that you became dear to mef Your brh
every to suppose, IL nobel In hours shall
possess the pfoofsl"
"May really credit this extraordinary taer demanded
the lawyer; and yet when reflect character
for truth and sincerity IL simpossblet TO doubt t
"Iesve this gentleman to his refectons said Martha
gently leading heroine from the and no
members the Of friendship that have existed be-
tween unless his nature be quite changed think will
regret his conduct to unhappy being who
anced that at least she had friend whom she could
rolyp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-26

GALE on cORP0sA1Ios paJPERTY WILL an
- scid pukile ketttos, sstufisy. Tth prtl
s'cees NJ 70 The hghsst kitsr, q. "a as,zriai 49,
Trtrery ~ us fsins the ats Me- Ctr si, ipsAt@4 s
y. Ysl, sgrsi,ss ftrsts tsrns sus tullsiss ssas-
sala rrepsrty Oil ~ ssd ~ d6sres. Isss tsrns
tse sIhs ea.k - Ne rst4 ts tks
fsls tossiasst srsrs, ssr vii " sbiirssea -
the gfsssts a ls frsE ~. wt&ss
eve ssys " The tsy ~ sals All rssrsnslf'y ~ 10
ssvsr, re prsp-ry st " hsras W ks rsrsssssf aa4
TIE pareAsssr shDuif Bstisxt " saa
rails pr p<r,y .hhia ths Ave- sar. spsess - sas
's'a '" 'A' '''''' " IA sixsffnoloxsw y. pusDY.
csunlscsssx q Espslrs sst EsssAsa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-26
THE TURF.

DID BoCsE PLEAsUEg oEOCsD. nsgLgn wy.
II a hhDNSt rsefs<t}a4iy asto amtss " hls frt4nAs
srs tie rstiis Esssrsy that ~ tas tistsA
tvuys ~ hs ssis,rs,sa pisss ~ tssavt
Isfs .11tlons kars b.sn nsAs bis sNss. sklsh
sfsrd .sesmmeakteas - Al thess vho kssn tkar
ssNts ~ tslf saAvfnlsus.f hss n hs sslskft
ftrirE sNa rsting trtning
srsng e,h.rs ~ his VIA trshnaa, IAtsls Ytss
E1ss bstnsa tns Tlsss Tsmrs ~htsh ~ asiiy
~ 1scessd te visit IN Ifesmisss Te ktatsr
ussf sns srssst rfeusts " sss s-ts al 80
uEsgpal~1 " sihsvs IN ths To kguss has
uaessesss .rsssar. rspars.nt isrs atssisss hsss a
Hsss stiss ~ shsls sss ~ ths nsss rsrfFs sssssA
msA1 u Ms voFta.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-26
TULLIEN's NEW COMPOSITION
q THE RUTH HALL SCHOTTISCHE,
dedicated TO

With hnc lithograph.
Darce, New York, and all the music Sellers Boston;
H. Wade, Oliver Ditson, @ y. Reed and N Rchardson
philadelphia; Lee Walker and J. E. Gould.
From the Musical Review.
This one OF Julens
brilliant sparkling and pretty arranged The title page
!. tasteful and has most superb Autograph Of Of
the ladies OF the present tme gracefully
rounded with fern leaves and bearing tho autograph Of
ny Fern
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-26

THE DANCING ACADEMY or MONS MIRAsOLR
70 Bead street open daily from a. ~ y 10 r. ~
where AL the fashionable dances TAUGHT
shortest time and the moderate terms as.sted ia
the evening BY several yosng sdiss ~ ds guhsd tsnt
resreetshy, of the lately arrived from Paris.
The last grand ball Of The ason VIII take pass the l3ts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-26
EXPRESS AGENCIES.

A DAES A co.'s CALIFORNIA EXPRESS --DFgICE.
n 70. % broadway -spsoal nStigs 70 Cafsrsia sh,y
Iuetien 0fe1 press rates ADAMS Co. rive n8tss
- their California tSprsss enstomsrs sud the arehkas
and pnbe gspsraiy that heJ have reduced the r
sIyr.U slsh Ne~ York 70 rraacisss via sea
route 10 10 cents per pound. rroash 9Th mall
spsss " connecting steamers Tins, only n aAYs uur
silFSs nnsss chs tars rsdaest rstss w a.
srd rer ttes Sorthsra Light Tuesday MArsh
a. O'Clock " in charge 81 eur special nessnssr "
ess;nsoB shipprs s pls.se .eni IN thsir frsit sssy
ADAMS A CO, 20 nsssdway
AcAhn- 20 rs,pseisliy riys noties TAFT 'Ssr
fses ain undsiurhss asd thas shypers
rely Bpon tho utmost attention tsng paid "a
s,eds vh the Frsstss, spesd and dsilysriss
msdistsiy arsa OR
ss large Ard an ple-nsysr nsrs % sh.n
W " Df~sMOpr.
" a SANFORD.
= sHOEMAAEH
Prsrristors ~ Adss co "a Csfsrss Paskafs Espssss
Norior-ton'iGnsss u irsisht As, pr A4sns csssr
bsvfsu Nee lrk and Ca tsrna hereby aftas4
that The butEess tsonFs sreusivsty 70 the Ysfs
be, tie frrs here sstirs sgsst. sniy Css,erasa,y
there esp - ns Intsrrupsi9u N bseiness q. wUUDH
San Tranesses, Jss. n, iSf5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-26
WATCHES, JEWELRY, sc.

JACOBS CELEBRATED CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS
to be found at 4V7 Broadway. These diamonds
equal in bnaney and appearance to tho real diamond
Gents pins cluster and single stone earrings studs ladies'
pins sleeve buttons rings plain and enameed Tho prices
are ve-y low
WATCHES WATCHES THE SUBSCRIBER IS
w selling all descriptions OF gold and silver Watches
retail, lower than any house in the city
Fine gold lcpine watches four holes jereled
Beautiful enamelled ladies' watches .......... y
Splendid snamslled laries watches with diamohds in
Gold detached levers fall Jewesd ....,......... %
Bsuiiul gold enamelled hunting atches IS
Gold detached levers for ladies rich engraved
Fine gold hunting lspines for ladies IS
Fine sold hunting detached levers full Jswelled ~
Splendid lever watches for dAguerre0type. lis
Rich watches which wind and set without key 81
Real jules Jurgensen watches, perfec, time =
Real Cooper watches. duplex levers Is 70 20
Indepc ndent second and quarter second watch.
for timing horses ........,.,.,, rs 80
Splendid gold pocket chronometers, perfect
time keepers l25 70 go
watches which run days Nth once Winding i 10 US
which chance into three different Watches 100 lis
Gold English patent Bto IS
Gold hunting case In dish patsnt leyers..... yto %
English patent levers
silver detached levers - ..s...... Ito D.
silver l.pne watches. .,...y. - .....t......
Splendid GOLD and silver English snt levers made Ny NJ
j. Tobias, and other celebrated mahsrs.
Very hpe dupier Watches made BY - Cooper. Warner
and all celebrated makers.
watches cleaned and repsired In the best manner ~
much less than the usual prices Al Watches warranted 70
tee good time. GRO. G. ALLEN, Importer,
wholesale and retail, II wall street,
second floor. near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-26
DANCING ACADEMIES.

DANCING ACADEMY, SOS BRoADwAY.-sUDScRIP.
II ton 20 Professor sarAqcos iast course ~ t-eve ls
sons 20 leaving this city for $40 including ticket
for his Grand Farewell BAIL 70 tais place aths cLinas
Assemtl, Rooms $50 broadway, on Wednesday evening
March - s5 when the Grand hnust de 10 Cour will b
danced BY r. ssraeco and lady, his pupil for the hrs
time wis country Tickets adnittns gentleman and
lsdicr, " ssch vAoh be had the above acadsmy
principal hotels mu'le stores and Of G. r. NoRsoS No
10 wall street third 10or,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-26
REV ARDS.


con REwARD.-LosT. ON SATURDAY MORNING.
TZU In broadway, tstvsen Canal and Grand streets,
s1ly, wrapped In piece Of brown paper Tho finder will
receive the above ,evard and thanks leaving
tat - Canal street.
COO REwARD.-LOsT on FRIDAY AFTERNOON
yZU last IN going from Allen street through Firt
nue., Eighth street snd Tompkins square 10 avenue B
adys gold lever watch No. i3 GuipAnd Brothers max
The above reward will be paid delivery Of tho watch
At IL Front street.
q < REwARD.-s1RAYED, FROM THg STABLE 20
TO fo.r,h street, black aud tan English tsrrir dBx
with leather collar long and tall 70 tho
Tag The above reward viii be paid returning him
the above place, to Patrick O'Donneii
q = EEwARD.-LOsT, ON THE nth INST, A BLACK
-C NsvfouI Gland dog; breast, isrs Aad tail whitg
answers to the name Of Rover The above reward will
paid en- delivery o. the dog 10 No. State street.
q x FEWARD- LOST, IN GOING FRoM WASufNG.
~ ton fGuare 90 No Eat Thirteenth street fur Up
~. sable. lie der x rsseivs the asova reward by
teaying II at No o East Thirtsenth street.
CD REWAeD Lust. ON wEDsEspAY BLACK
CD ,Iabsl rnp, rrted with white; sas Asf uhi.s
leather collar whoever will hia 10 East
Twenty .frst street Will receive the shove reward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-26

DR conDETT, y prAsE STREET, MAY NE con-
mat the thst rrasa " The srsa, Reeve 81
ul1s, -,s e,ssr ,ss,ins.isi. u h.s ssa,.s,.. NJ,
be- seen 10 his otss
nK. JOHNSON. y pUAaE SHEET, mas pEaposn-
iS,s d. 1sa,asu, /. ..i .s4 .sysai..ss. lls IA.
.in.. s.s ,. ,aisa -i'bou .st = a.tsgtss ch1s. AZ
nK coorIR, DcANf sIEIEr. 80 LosG HsowY
,s ..,,s,-, ~, s ,'gs,y sts $50 . s;sss
9',S. .ss..,ss = liz, :: .ssl,s 80, n-Dr
nE M STIR NO, ) DiyIsIos STREET sEw roHG,
~ % lshr sHd s'1.tli sAoyn = ths psslls, SAP "
.spsstsd a. 10 90 Ase srss, -hsrs p<ss-
- s,G.r u d. az x sssy 10.
,,.rss y Isr'.s, ,.,,e. :. .ss,..s 80. - .s.h -
shs y Al $3.50 .sfs tetfsnt.ss- CssNsn-ky sr.xt
sss 49, 4, % x. s.i s.s ss, !. 80 s
frs' o. c.r .s1 sst'ts sSsi'sf y nssiA 80
nR wAsb's urJohtUsArEs, YRIgND. o.. sTrB
s.I,,s t..s..' s.1.y ss,. =. 80. az; - s..y "a
Iri . e.; ~ ~. s s ~ 49,
AZ. - 80. 80 naisa sllsL, s...' ..r.t - tes
..., :. s,ssa..y ~. r.s. ~ rsgt4 .ss .Lsrssss
b. Va fs,.,,. .as.s.. ., ,..t 80 80 ~, =.
80 ~ v,,,s,ra ,s'.' .. .s -. :, - sssss-
nE roHEm' LaDiES SILVER TONIC AND Pr.
fsnals .s,is.ss. ets'ssr'a, 80 r,ssslsvs~s 1rss o.
.,,.., -. Co., 49,. .fh,s.a..5 = " '' 0'-A
LriLEFhY ErfiTrFY rPmEPsY Tins Dfs
- $50 III ~ t4fAfy cures In fss wsafa pists
"rsf. - 800
IhrnHTASI ~ FBEALgs-bN cBEEsghAss
pls thgf s@a ftpatstlss stsh stbss Nsftli,s la
sstesh T. tttsinh 80 sksifufVns 49, vrsrsiss
st - nsttfr wtts 80 n sttrtsiles vhstA. a.
Is'.ts 80 .ti~prss.ns rts, seses', = .,ssy sss-
kBrllsi ass sf gasy tsfa 49, Prs. - senss s@f
o. fsrtais A. ~ hFattwsy - ~ hieFitf sis-fts sai
sstt ~ wsi " say FFf = 81 thtFs 49,. " rs~1t,iss
q - III Z. v CnEEsENas, - ~ hsss4-ay, ~.
NJ LARsoNr raRis AID L0sDOs. ynrsIeiAl
Csl4s \, tsssaittA ~ 30 a. nssts sissst, s~sMsr u
I,s.4s.y f,ss - nn 49, q go q n ss.ssys
.sssr,.s TAes. ssssses rss.sf W ~s1 sst ssp~~~s
~, ,,ssfps- ptstek igsfrit 40 E,sis css GaxAl@<
Ia,sfs Dsr 49,. A. SEE 1st,ss 500.
rfuI nv MEDICAL DTscOyGnY nv DOtTOR ~.
j d snUNth9Gg, fswassf 49, 1tsffistss eta, IA..
cess Ift2ffftty aha DHffFttafg, hs- YEA, aN t<sf
.tte.i sstsf Esssti ssssig . hssmsss - sksrysxk
- rs s,rsssi. sssssi 80 " isksssse - sss,~.l
tsss s-fys,.tsf -A 80 sssi ssasssr s.sssIs~s,
~ ths f.s ss.fkste = =. 80. srs syyAiaisls ssfs.
Fsssssts Asssss sswatsy - So a.
petite wstsssir sfss3ss $50 kasvteest ~
hut - stats wsaslssss slss.tsr AL ssls trsyss
g. ps is,f istss egnyssss .ss sss rgstss ssflsrs
- SO ksmss sysisn ntf ~ slssig 4sstrsy Ap@ga
Ne 49, a. tutss ts~tr ksSS4Nss Esstsfsr osffsrr
tss sesy 'st 49, kst.fes~s mssisrss ssifg .sassss
ss 1914 sstss seaaessssisa 80 = 80 gss'
ssss., nisifsss asnsfsl s.s n a. fpssers
90 ~. - Btsss.1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-26

names,
q, mtrsr'
ny was puzzled TO know who the gentleman could be;
pew one. Mrs Aendez was from heme, aud tho idea
her that tho visit might originally have been intended
With this impression she decided seeing the gen
all his prejudice the Iawyer-for 10 tho father Of
the room, that he had ooheld q lovely be-
The instant she him She guessed his name, from
bong resemblance to his scn
foster. presume ~ abe said
Is-foster u my nameW replied the old gentleman;
rev ,si ns.am nave sen yog me task have imposed
ans thing occurred 70 Cienent-to your SON. mean,
Demanded our heroine the blush fading from her cheek
that score ssid her sisiter, happy 70 say am
bearer Of unpleasant ntellis eneef Clement, for
weli-aithoush he parted In anger from his fAther
dear young lady, said the lawyer, allow me 10 az.
he motive Of my vfit canddly linus, then leave il TO
wn good sense and feeling TO decidevi
e sudden sa. I. so - her heart
hOsen for my boy, resumed the speaker, he has dis
hed himself nobly in IL that the most brilliant pros
ppeared opening TO him As father, need not say
proud Of him; but he IL about to quit the armyp
kt the army" repeated Fanny, mechanically. May
he ean,e Of determin alton 20 which At present
approaching marriage with your,.lf,r
aieh you dsapprove Of sir replied she affiliated girl
Il IL In the codness Of your manner-the studsi-par.
eIpression-the forced courtesy OF your tone In
he happiness Of my son alone been concerned on.
Mr. FOSTER, my consent would have been freely
but biz honor will be compromised
reh blood rushed 70 the cheek u Fanny, who drew
mp proudly, and sAsed upon the speaker long and
honor she answered, .. last, 'is dear 20 me a. my
Md both, bellows, are without stain. There 4
Mystery In this which ! cannot comprehend; srpsin
am not the isss ensible Of the duties and ohIixs
hieh y imposes OF unwilling 20 fuifi them Hos can
pns marriage with infict stain upon his honor ~
ntly possible the layer proceeded relate her
tory Of feser Qan, and the nysttry which surrgund'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-26

SPORrIhG. ZINC cHAkLEs AID HLESHEia
- FpAntsl m.tb Newfoundland Pups. scotch
AHd knsl, ,srrbrs fnx In gfsphpshd and yRrsty ~
other eclss rtsas fk docs Of tbs tlosa sass
stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-26
TENANTS REGISTER.

FINE BASEMENT 90 by 50; ROOMS AND OF.
n second third and fourth floors of bnd,
Tags 70 and Gs Fulton street. to let Apply TO EVANS
u the premis o.
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sp1oiAL sOrICEa.

No~ICR-oSE CAsE or MERCHANDISE. MARKED
~ % adiainond Nc ~ LAYING been lett last year In ons
ofNl. AAon.r lohns't and takan
chafs ,, h., porter will bs lid by 10 pay charges
not clsmod within -S.ks this day the owners
tssuttN.
March 3 ls.J
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-26

w long and tavorAbIy known, Broadvay, Of Mur
ray street. has removed 20 and eligible rs;
Broadway corner Of rhrenth street. After thirty years
o. expense Mr Wheeler refers with pleasure tc rmer
ps aiins Of the highest Positions Of trust
seth In legislative mercantile business with enlarged
and faciiities opportunity 10 given
acquire bssinss wrtins, thorough knowsdsa Of
ping and extended Of Mathematics Bpo
sal provision for the accommodation Of ladies 0rnamon
,al per msnship sHseuted to order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-26

A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PANORAMA FOR SALE
n very lowThe subject IL entirely and painted b.
Of the best artists In the country we'll adapted for
Yelling and about 900 yards Of The tu
particulars will be given by addressing Panorama
boz 40 Herald once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-26

Uo LET-TBE THREE sToRY house. E1 SPRING
street Nth kitchen range hath. beth DO, ana Geld
tsrl rent t5 hlso the third story % bosss ~ spnag
corner o. Clask street, rsnts also tbs TO tsry asd ae
bous. ~ Rvihgton street rem, ts Also TIE thrse stSfy
and attic bose No Abion rae@ Ussth str~~tb stsh al
the modern mrrovsnsnts rtnt OIL 30 ass. fsur ios No
North wal street asrt 70 fraatrt sutsAis fr
fhops OF manuaeurnf perp0sss ase the ss ~ fait9a,
corner 81 ism street being 100 feet ~ w. eontalsi.g
.rhtsn WINDOW Ass ths appsr lsfs Ne Oi sp, alss,
OF marble ysrd. ApEiy hsss,,s. 70 ..dr s,s,oss. =
D. uUTenIN0f, ~ yshn street
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OFFICE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY, \

DETEEbrlLLL UohEsfEAD AssocfATfOH-As PE.
cia me'lnr vii - hiI Of broad and CrAad
street, hOhdsy evening" NA'ch No. at o'clock All
mLcrs repeated - attend thos1 IN not
he'd that ser ,ubserp.11s fors, ef and ~ 10 de-
sired that tuob members viii ersari and stats ~.
thsy eontr ate or The pvrpsHq fhksHng the a
trbutlon VI tho land al A. sAry Day a. pgssihie,
"a fOIfEH, Prssdsnt
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CARTER,S SPANISH MIXTURE.

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using this great and inpstimabp remedy.
For all Diseases Of the Blood, nothing has vet
been found 10 compare with it. 1t cleanses the
system Of all impurities, acts gently and eff
cently on the Liver and Kidneys, strengthens
the Digestion, gives tone to the Stomach, makes
the skin clear and healthy, and restores the
Constitution, enltebled bv disease or broken
down by the eycesses Of youth, 10 its pristine
vigor and strength.
For the Ladies', it is incomparably better than
all the cosmetics ever used A few doses Of
CARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE will remove all
saIIowness Of complexion. bring the roses nant-
ling to the cheek, give elasticity TO the step.
and improve the general health in remarka-
bic degree, beyond atf the medicines ever heard
Of.
The large number of certificates which we
have received from persons from all parts ofthe
United States. is the best evidence that there is
no Humbug about it. The press, hotel keepers,
magistrates, physicians, and public men, well
known 10 the community, all add their testimo-
ny to the wonderful effects Of this GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call on the AGEaT and get a Circular and
Almanac, and read the wonderful cnres this
truly greatest Of all medicines has performed.
None genuine unless signed BENNETT &
BEERS, Propretors, No. 3 Pearl Street, Rich
mond, Va; TO whom all orders for supplies and
agencies must be addressed.
Sold by Dir. 7. c. RFANER, Bedford: J..
NJ. BAENpoLLAR, Bloody Run: \. B. BryN,
SchrIls5urc, anu bY Dealers in Medicines ev-
erywhere. Oct. 20, l654.-iy.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

To the Coroner, the Justices Of the Peace,
and CoasiabIes in the different Townships
in the County Of Be9ford, Greeting.
KNOW YE that in pursuance Of a precept TO
me directed, under the hand and seal Of the
Hon. FRANCIS III. KEHlfEIA, President
ofthe several Courts of Common Pleas in the
Sixteenth District, consisting OF the counties Of
Franklin, Bedford and Somerset, and BY virtue
OF his Office ofthe Court of Oyer and Term;ner
and General Jail delivery for the trial OF capi-
tai and other offenders therein and in the Gene
raj Court of Quarter Sessions OF the Peace: and
JoHN G. HARTLEY and Jos. B. NOZZLE, Esqs
Judges OF the same Court, in the same County
OF Bedford, You and each of you are hereby re-
quired to be aud appear in your proper persons
with your Records, Recognizances, Examina-
tions, and other reaembrances before the Judges
aforesaid, at Bedford, at a Court of Over and
Terniner and General Jail Delivery and Gene
raj Quarter Sessions of the Peace therein to be
holden for the county OF Bedford, aforesaid,
on the Cd Monday of Feb tbeing the 18th
day,) at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of that dav,
there and then to do those things to which your
several offices appertain.
GIVEN under my hand at Bedford, on the
18th day of Jan. in the year of our Lord
1855.
HUGH MOORE Sheriff.
Jan. 70, 1855.
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w ssfCEles and aBeweErx-

The subscriber would respectfully annonp,.
10 his customers and the public generally H..
he has just received from the East, and is no''
opening at bis old stand in the Borough Of Poi
ford, nearly opposite the Bedford Hotel. ,vorl
selected assortment Of Watches and JrwtIr,
consisting, in part, Of Fine Gold Levers, Lepi6,,
& Silver Watchfs-also variety Of God
Chains. Keys, Gold Pencils, s. Pens-Rings
Ear Rings, Bracelets, Breast Pins, Cuff Pm
&c. lbatta Spoons and Forks, and day AND
80 hour Clocks. Persons will find it 10 lb,;r
interest TO call and examine my stock. N.
motto is quick sales and small profits. Wa,ef.
es & Clocks repaired as usual.
IL. NICODEMUS.
Aug. of. 1859.