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uth CarOIinas--Kersllaw District.
IN EQUITY.
!. J. BELDEN and WIFE, Us. A.tG. BAsKIN.

appearing to my,satishotiou that wn. G. Moore
ono of the defendants to abovss bill, resides
,ut the limits of this State It is ordered that he
10 appear, answer plead dennur TO- the safne with
ia three months from the date Of publication hereof
Or an order to take the same pro- conesso, will be
tered against him. $ :,
". h. B. WORKMAN. .c..E aK.sD. j
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Notice.

A IL persons indebted to the estate Of Samuel
n Benson srs requested to call and pay, sslonger
indulgence cannot be given
jan so. j. DUNLAP. Adp'rae
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THOUSANDS OF LIVING WIT
NESSES!!

Who would have been in their graves if they had not
used this medicine aresting the disease before it be-
came too late
eB- Who are those 1vho hare certified to the great
ralus of this medicinef You will find the names of
such men as Hon. JUDGE VIM. BURKE, late Post
master of Cincinnati for more than twenty years
c. W. STARBUCK, Esq, Proprietor Of the Cincinna
ii Daily Times :: Kon. JOHN A. COLLINS. late
Agent and Lecturer of the Grand Division of the
Sons of Temperance of Ohio; Rev. HENRY WISE.
MAN, and the attending Physician, DIR. H. R. WILL
SON, Of Patriot. Gallica Co. Ohio II. T. DRAKE,
Esq., Druggist of high standing of Xena, O.; J, G..
HIERONIMUS. and his attending Physician, W. W.
FRENCO, of IIolandsburgh, Darke County, Ohio {;
Z. B. TAYLOR, Esq. Editor of the Greenville Pa
triot JOHN MELENDY, Esq, and D. X. LEAV!
ITT Esq. Deacons of the Vinestrect Congregational
Church Cincinnati Ohio
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7 EATHER and ShOe.Findings.-l
Il large assortment Of Leather and Shoe-FndiDgs
For sale low by - WORKMAN q co.
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Consumption, Consumption.
Cnnsumntion can be Cured !!

DIR. ROGERS LIVERWORT, TAR AND CAN.
CilALhGUA has rescued its multitudcs from the
grave Do you ask for the evidence THEN CALL
On TIE AGENT, and get a phamplct; newspa-
per is too small to contain it. In the Pamphlet you
will find aceH authenticated cases of individuals who
were, in very deed, rescued from the grave, for they
were upon the very verge of it, and given up to die by
our best Physicians and most skiRu Medical ofesSors
when the LverWort and Tar came b their rescue, and
delivered them back to their friends. Although many
of the cures seem almost incredible yet they are not
obscure 1--WE have given their real names and their
exact place Of residence, that they may be seen
and the facts heard from their own mouths. These
cures arc fully coroborasd by Physicians and Pots-
so7s of Medicine who are we'll known and are of the
highest standing in our land, who have been com.
peled to WELD to these stubborn facts: NO ONE CAN
DISPUTE SUCH EVIDENCE
.wWe Challenge the WHOLE World!
To produce more real bona fde evidence, in any
coure of justice than we have in favor af this medi.
cine ! u &c..
We defy the Physicians Of every school, and all
the Medicines that have ever been invented to pro.
duce evidence of such remarkable as have been
made by DR.. ROGERS LIVERM ORT. TAR and
CANCHALAGUA.
WE CONFIDENTLY ASK THE AFFLICTED
mot to Purchase our Medicines,)
But to examine our Pamphlet, and see for them
selves, whether the evidence is convincing as we
say it lie if 50, it may prove GREAT BLESSING
TO YOU.
It Costs but little to give it a
.-. Fair Trial.
Compared to what Physician charges-but little
when compared to what you value your healthl!
What is the value of money without healtha
BEIVARE OF COUGHS AND COLDS!
Recollect that coughs aud colds are the forerun-
ners of Consumption! DIR. ROGERS LIVERWORT,
TAR and CANCHALAGUA will break up the most
disyessing cough cold in a few hours time. In
many cases of years' standing a radical cure has
been effected in very short time by strictly follow
ing the directions. We doubt not but there now
TIx04IsANns 0E LIVING WIT.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

FRENCH, ENGLISH, and AMERICAN CHEMICALS, OF
ALL KINDS,
Patent Medicines, Thompsonian Medicines Shakers
Herbs snd Roots, Saratoga Water, Wines and Bran
dies Surgical Instruments Trusses, Paints Oils Var
nisaes PANT Brushes Dye-stufs, Lamps, Lamp Oils,
Burning Fluid and Camphene, Druggists and Physi.
clans Glassware and Labels, Window Glass, Putty,
Hair, Tooth Nail and Flesh Brushes, Bronzes Teas,
Spices and havoring Extracts Perfumery, Fancy
Soaps, Fancy Articles Genuine Cod Liver Oil, together
with every article comprising the stock Of Druggist
or Physician Our stock is Of the best quality, and
tho best selected assortment ever offered to the pub.
lic Physicians Country Merchants, Planters and all
others can depend their ordersmeetng prompt and
careful attention, and upon accommodating terms
No extra charge for packing transportation to the
Railroad Depot or any part of the town. -
.s-Physicans' Prescriptions carefully compounded
April25. II V.
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Just Received.

A N assortment of Flsk's METALLIC BURIAL ca
n sES. There have been late improvements in
this article. Can be seen at the subscribers Ware
Room. G. L. CHATTEN. 2
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Hides.

T,HE highest price will be given for good hide
l. by w9sANDERSON.
Aug 2S 81 tt.
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GUNNER Clothing and Hats in great variety Of
- styles. Also, Fancy Linens &c. for Gentlemen's
wear, Just opening at the "Old Corner" by
March l3,-tf T. W. BONNEY.
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Keep Warm.
A. vi. g. II. KeAllleG,

A. vi. & II. Ke-lMedy
"AvE received and offer for sale full assortment
IL Of Ready Made Clothing, consisting Of Goats,
Vests, Pants, ---.--.-.s..
BOYS CLOTHING.
Coats and Vests Under Shirts, Drawers, Hose, Ties
Cravats &c,
Dress Shirts Of superior quality, made to order and
warranted to ft Oct %
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Lamps Lamps! u!

lust received an elegant assortment Of Burning
q Fluid and Oil Lamps. Purchasers are invited to
call and examine our Stock previous 10 buying else.
whers. 80. -. e. i, J.. WORKMAN q coz :
March 2f--tf -, Fl
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r. J. WORKMAN g. CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,

CAMDEN, S. C.
OFFER for sale, for cash, or on approved credit
~ LOWEST MARKET PRICES, q large and wELL-sELE
TED assortment of EAST INDIA, MEpITERRAHTAS an
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DOnesticS.

DED and white Flannels, Lnseys, Ticks, Sheetings
II all widths, Bed and Crib Blankets, Long Cloths
brown and bleached Shirtngs &e. For sale low, by
Sept & a. II. 4 R. KENNEDY.
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Shoes, Shoes.

4 FULL supply Of Ladies BOOTS and SHOES, Of
~ all styles end qualities; Misses SCHOOL BOOTS
nd SHOES, Youths and Boys Shoes. Just received
by W. ANDERSON.
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Keep Your Feet Warm and Dry:

CONGRESS WATER for sale by the case at the
~ "Old Corner" ~ E. W. BONNEY.
: March 40, IL = t.
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AYRE'S CHERRY PECTORAL,

For Tie Care Of Coughs Colds, Hoarseness,
Bronchitis, WhoopiDy- Coagh, Asttma, and
CONSUMPTION.
THIS remedy has won for itself such notoriety
from its cures Of every variety of pulmonary
disease, that it is entirely unnecessary to re-
count the evidences of its virtues in any COM
Imunitv where it has been employed. So wide
Ii. the fie Il of its usefulness, and so numerous
the cases of its cures, that almost every section
of the country abounds in persons publicly
known. who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs by its
use. When once tried its supcriorit. over every
other medicine Of its kind is too apparent to es-
cape observation aud where its virtues arc
known, the public no longer hesitate what an,
tidotc to employ for the distressing and danger
ous affections Of the pulmonary organs which are
incident to our climate. And not only in for
midable attacks upon the lungs, but for thu
Imilder varieties ofCoLDs, CouGns, HoARsENEss
&c. and for CulLpREYitis is the pleasantest an'
safest medicine that can be obtained.
As it has long been in constant use through
) out this section, we need not do more tI.an as
sure the people its quality is kept up to til
best that it ever has been, and that the genuin
! article is sold by
: CUTHENDIKL6' CO, Pymoutb, 0kir
=. Also by Druggists generally. ju.,: ii
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DIR. JOHN BULLS
AMERICAN KING OF PAIN.

THIS is a powerful hnd truly magical rene
/ dy for all external diseases, sores, swell
ings, brrns, &C., and for many internal atflic-
tions. is a certain cure. yet it is perfectly harm
less, and incapable of producing the least tnju-
rious effects in the most delicate cases or the
weakest constitution. 1t is entirely useless to
follow the old and worn-out system of publish
ing to the public thousands of certificates Of
wonders performed by this medicine. 1t costs
but twenty-five cents to try it, and DIR. Bull
stakes his well-earned reputation on the King of
Pain doing all and more than he claims for it.
We would ask have you the Rheumatism or
Gout; these are not pleasant companions, and
we know that you would like to drive them
away as soon as possible, then use
: Buii'S kins of Pain,
8 Would you be cured almost Immediately Of
Bowel Complaint, Dysentery, Summer Com
! plaint, Cholera-morbus, Cramp, Collie, Heat
Ache, Tooth or any other ache or pain, th'
r remedy is simple, and the cure certain,
Use :he Great King of Pain.
MI Would you have your sores, swellings, cuts
!. burns, scalds, bruises, or any other wound
Il healed, we repeat it, use the
IS MAGICAL KING OF PAIN.
II Would you be cured of scald head, stiff joint
sore throat, neuralgia, sore breast, lumbag
tetter or ring worm, salt rheum, bites of poi
= onous insects, chapped hands, and all othe
sores, either dry or running, we say again an
again your remedy is DIR. John Bulls
?. KING OF PAIN.
ID Would you be cured of Kings Evil, Cance
Il, Tumors. Eruptions, or any disease of the ski
ct .aused by impure blood, then use DIR. job
to Bulls Sarsaparilla, internally, and the King
- Pain externally, nothing can be more certa
~ ,bop q Sneedy and effecinal cnre See fir,
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A VERY TouGH SroRY.-Sixty yoke Of
red bull, according to the Frontiers News,
were seen last eek, by an old lady in Kan
sas, htched to an empty wagon, which was
mired in the streets of this city. The team
reached entirely from hill to hill, across
one of our valleys, vulgarly callod quits.
The wagon being very tight in the mud,
refused to move: the consequence was,
when that portion of the team in the lead,
over on the other hill, spread themselves
in strong pull, and straightnned the
chain, that twenty-seven yoke of the bulls
in the centre were suspended in mid air
by their necks, something less than fifty
feet, above ground. We did not see it
but understand that profile view was tax
en- on the spot for the News office.-Kan
sas City Enterprise.
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Plymouth. March 90. '5@,

SJPERIOR-ST, CLEIEIAND, d. ana
MAIN-ST., BCFFILO, ". Y.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. Giddinss, NC rrescG Finney,
Hon II Grswuld. Pres Lnrn Andrews,
Hon Reuben Hitchcock, Prof samuel ST John.
Hon II D Clark Prm Spencer,
Hon Townshend, Gaylord,
W Oils Cyrus P:entiss,
W Godon, Henr! Wick.
H. B. BRYANT, JAS. WASHINGTON LUSk
IL. DWIGHT STRATTON.
FACULTY.
fl B BRYANT, Professors of the Science of hc-
u s,1altons } Customs.
} Washington Iusk Teacher OF Bus mess and Orna-
mental Tenmanship and Lecturer OF Commercial Cor
IrespOndence
Iinns Judge starkweather and II Clark, Lecturers
on Commercial Law.
Y Handy, Lecturer on Commercial Computations
PresidentAsa Mahan, Lecturer on Polite II Economy.
Emerson White and j. %. Merriam, Lecturer on
Commercial Computations:
Rev J Hyatt Smith, Lecturer on Commercial Ethics
u TERMS.
For full course, including all departments of Eook
Keeping, Lectures and Practical PennanShip. 4unu
For full course in Ladies' Department, 23,o'
For separate course of instruction in spenccrian :,
Penmanshp, o,o
. TIL DESIGN ofthe institution is to afford perfec
facilities ior acqu ring, in an expedl li'ous manner,
thorough knowledge of Commercia' Science ana Art
as practically employed in the Couating Room and Bi
siuess pursuits generally. -
THE BOOK KEEPING DEPARTMENT is unde
the personal of one Ofths best account
ants in the United States. No Mercantile College Il
1.-THE West possesses superior, if equal advantages 10
impariug practical knowledge of commercial Science
IS THE COLLEGIATE COURSE will embrace tn
q most approved and practical iroms for keeping book
by Double Entry in the various departments Of Trad
J and Commerce. including General Wholesale md Re
tail Mercantile, Exchange. Commission, Mannfactu
,f ing, Railroad Banking. Printing, Mining, Shipping
Steamboating, Individual, Partnership and Compoun
Company Business.
DAILY LECTURES will Ne delivered upon the Sc
: my. SOmme rcal Calculations, Banking. Mercanti
=. Custom, Commercial Ethics, RaIroading, Busine
is Correspondence, Mining, Commerce, Comnerci
.s G geography SC.
PENMANSHIP, Practical and Ornamental will
-- taught by w LUSk, who for rapid and cUrrectwr
ing is unsurpassed by any teacher of Chirography
IT, The West More attention is given to plain pfactc
:. Penmanshp this Institution than at any other Me
TIC camille College in the United Staes and we plei
1p ourselves ia impart to our patrons systematic, pa
r and rapid Business Hand Writing to a more genei
extent than is done at any similar College in the stat
on THE SUIT OF ROOMS occupied by this Institute
lie are more extensive. elegant and conveniently hted
than those of any similar College in the Union.
~ THE LADIES DEPARTMENT is entirely separf
Ill from the Gentle mems and is fitted mp in magnfce
O and convenient manner The arrangement Tor, a
- patronage of this department are uneqnaIed.
:. | nTThroMgh the extensive acquaintance of the Pr
cibals many oil the students graduating are placed
ss, lucrative situations. Or Send for Circular. MI
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MASON "A. nI'S utre


THE subscribers hsvrE zs-uc.ated thea
Il selves in the Foundry aai Machine Bus.
ness. In Plymouth, Huroh county. Ohio, 10 al
iis various brsnches, would respectfully call the
liteution of Mill owners and 0thers 10 their eA'
tcnsive stock of patterns. They are nov pre-
pared % furnish Steam Engines and Mill Geat-
ing az short notice. Of almost any desired pat
tern. Thy would also inform the Farmers ol
Huron and Riehland counties. that they are nev
making and will have On hand for spring sail
an improved and superior Plough, the right Al G
left Patent Lever. which Is fast iainng the les {
Of all other cast metal plougiis which have be' 7
introduced. They also make tie improv {
Long Plough. Nos. and 8, both right and lett
the Hisor right and left; the one horse Cor >
lPlongh right and left; several kind Of Guilty. =
tors. mud Scrapers, Sleigh Shoes, aud everythh
,lrcady made in the Foundry. Cash paid f
ild metal, copper and brass.
pivmouth Dec g. 1914.
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MONROE & PECK,
DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY
. Is Y G . . % . &
Carueting, Oil Cloths, Mating, &C.,
SANDUSkY, OHIO.

SANDUSk1, OHIO.
I'VE have ready for inspection the largest
w and best Sc ected stock of STAPLE and
FANCY DRY GOODS, ever exhibited in this
market, among which may be found everything
thing that is new and novel, and adapted to the
season. LADIES' DRESS GOODS. Silks, a
fine stock. Barege and Granadine Robes from
SO TO S22, Mantillas from 50 to SD, Para.
soils from % cts to 81. Bonnets, latest styles,
Bonnet Ribbons. Spring Shawls, Brocha shawls
Ladies' Kid and Lisle Thread Gloves, Hosiery
IN endless variety.
EMBROIDERY.-Emb Collars from
10 cts to $40. Lace Sets from the cheapest
to S2S. Thread Bdgings from cts to So pei
yard. CURTAIN GOODS AND FIXTURES
Drapery from IL cents der yard to $40 pc
pair, all the new styles, with Cords. Tassels
Loops and Bands, at the lowest prices.
| CARPETING-Oil Cloth, and Mating,
very large stock.
GSg~Citizens of Plymouth, and surroundin
country when visiting Saudusky are respect
fully invited to call. Our rich stock will ampl
repay the trouble of inspection.
| MONROE l. PECK,
BE- Hubbard's New Block. Sandusky.
| April 1855. 2O-3m
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A Apuxlssxf C0usTEr ron NEayeus
Msx-A Texas correspondent Of an Ess-
,,u p.psr describes the dOnes'io products
Of th.s favored land in glowing terms. II
the half Of his account is true. il must be q
pleasant place Tor nervous man:
The cattle are not the sole occupants Of
the prairie by any means. Droyes OF wild
horses ae not unfrequent; and deer are IN
countless numbers. The small drown
wolf or eayeute, is quite common, and you
occasionally get q glimpse of his large
black brother. But Texas is the paradise
Of reptiles and creeping things. Rattle
and moccasin snakes are to numerous even
to shake a stick at !; the bite Of the former
is cured by drinking raw whisky till 1t pro-
duces u complete in.oxication; but for the
latter there is no cure.
The tarantuls is pleasant institution te
get into quarrel with. He is spider
with body about the size Of hens egg
and legs five or six inches long, and GOV
cred with O long coarse black hair. H'
lies in the cattle tracks, and fyou see him
move out of his path, as his bite is abso
lutely certain death, and he never gets ou
ofany ones way, but can jump eight or tel
feet to inAict his deadly bite. Then Their
is centipede, furnished with an unlimlte'
number of legs, each leg armed with
claw, and each claw infiicting separate
wound. Ifhe walks over you at night yo'
will have cause to remember him for man.
months to come, as the wound is OF par
ticularly poisonous nature and IS very dli
ficult to heal. The singing lizard Is
lesser evil, the sensation of its wound be
ing likened to the application OF red he
iron to the person but one is too thankiu
to escape with life to consider these lesse
evils any annoyance. But the insects fly
ing, creeping, jumping, running, digging
bnzzing, singing, they are everywhere.
Ask for cup of water, and the rejoinde
in our camp is will you have it with
bug orwithout? 2 The horned frog is on
of the greatest curiosities here, and is pei
fectly harmless. It has none Of the col
slimly qualities of his northern brother, br
is frequently made pet of. Chancellor
are innumeratle, darting over the prairie
every direction with inconceivable swift
ness, and undergoing their peculiar chang
ing of color, corresponding to the color
the object under which they may be. IT
woods on the banks of the bayous are pc
fectly alive with mocking birds singir
most beautifully, and feathered game
abundant and very tame, as it is scarce
ever sought after. The only varieties tn
Ihave seen are the quail, partridge, sniE
mallard, plover, and prairie hen.
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AFFIDAVIT.

AZ EEDATkk.
State Of Nec York, C"yugu ca. SIS.
P. V. r Coventry, of the firm of Coventry Il
Go. being duly sworn, says that the following
Certificates are genuine and were given by the
persons by whom they purport to be signed.
Subscribed and sworn before me this 18th
day of November, 1854. II. Y. COOK,
Justice of the peace of Cayuga County, N. J
TO lNVALIDS.-The undersigned have reed
the formu;c for preparing Bach's American
Compound, and as far as we have tested it can
recommend it's general use as Tonic and Az
teratiue medicine, to remove Initiated humors OF
the blood, and peculiarly adapted to females suf-
fering from Leucorrhoa Whites and to those
whose constitutions are weakened and entee-
bed from mtermitteut tererS.
A.. G. Tabor, MD :, Lansing Briggs, M. D., J.
M. Morris, NJ. D., 4uJurn, ". Y. May ], '55,
CURE OF SCORFULA and ERYSIPELAS.
Mr.. Thomas Gould of Aurora, N. Y. writes
my son, three years old, has suffered every
hing from eruptive sores resembling both scor-
ula and Erysipeas. We tried all the popular
remedies with no good, buthearng OF the Won
derful cures your medicine were effectlng-
| bought six bottles, which has cured my child
From Mrs. Miriam L. Parish, the well-known
Physician and Monthly Nurse.
J Richland, Oswego Co. N. Y. May Is, 1855.
: for which accept my thanks. l used it in my
practice for nerrous and scoTuta affections WIN
perfect success. have seen it quiet wearing
and hacking cough, ard completely sooth the
/, patients nerves. 1t also purifes the blood.
d believe it a sovereign remedy for Erystpefds |
lused If in one case and found it the best thing
. ever used forit. believe it will eradicate this
e disease entirely. What have done has already
= :, created great demand for it here. Please send
me dozeu bottles and will pay youfc. the same
e IS. You may make what use you choose OF
t. this letter, as have written these results after
Al careful observation of the effects of your med
r. icne. No nurse should be without it.
'e Auburn, May 80, 1655.-Gents: Your Backs
al American Compound cured my daughter Of an
e alarming cankcred sore mouth. tried three
IN other popular medicines but they did no good.
= Less than one bottle ofthe Compound cured ner
te entirely. GEO. W: uMAi'
~ Delicacy will not allow us to give the names IN
these cases. but we have certihcatesl IN QUIZ pos
in session, from persons very grateful, VINO nave
been carried through this critical period OF ne
.Iby the use of Bach's American Compound snd
y restored to perfect health.
TOTHE PUBLIC.-This medicine IS purely
vegetable and free from mineral poisons. 10
Insure confidence in its use list OF ingredients
IN is given to all Physicians.
CAUTION--See that each outside wrapper
hear the written signature "Peter V.R. Coyent
rv.n attached to note payable in Auburn, N. Y
c. 'P. y.R. COVENTRY & Co., Sole Proprie-
s.. tors, Auburn, New York. For sale by
r., CUYKENDALL 4 Co.,
iu2s Wholesale and Retail, Plymouth, o
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Hungary and Poland Free,

TTNHE subscriber having located permanently
i in the village of Plymouth, Huron
Co.. Ohio. offers his services to the citizens
and tho vicinity, as master builder and archi-
tect. Having had long experience in building
in the carpenters and joincr's branch there
of, he flatters himself that he can give good
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their
patronage
All, or any of the Orders of Architecture,
either Grccian or Roman, executed with neat
ness, and due regard to the justncss CT pro-
portion. Oriental, English, and Castelated
Gothic, with all the forms, styles, and finish OF
Rural Architecture from the laboring mans
cottaget the millonarics villa, designed anG
executed with ncatncss, and on rea.onab!e
terms.
Particular attention paid to Designing. De
signs furnished for private dwellings. churchc
or public buildings of any kind, ON reasonable
terms and short notice. INSTRUCTION givcl
to classes or individuals in Architectural draw
: inns in all its various branches.
5 March g. 1865. ). ALGER, Aren't
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DURING June about twenty clerks, mes
sengers and watchmen were removed from
the Departments at Washington, for politi-
cal reasons.
well, Alick, how's your brother Ike
getting along! :,
'Oh, first rate-got good start in the
world: married a widow who has got mint
children