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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-01-04
N0W'S THE TINE TO PURCHASE TICKETS

7 ANUS & DEGROoT have on hand q lot of the
Lbest Cranberries lately seen in this market
for sale AZ Cincinnati prices
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-01-04

LYONS CATHARI0N, a most splendid article
for preserving and identifying the hair. It pre-
vents its falling of and turning grey, for sale at
the Drug store Of J. p. BroOkins & Son.
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:!
MONEY AT ALL FINEST

CITIZENS BANK, SMEAD. COLLARD Il
HUGHES, Proprietors, Main Street, between
Third and Fourth, employs over a MILLION OF
DOLLARS, and discounts freely at all seasons
Money deposited payable on demand, with six
per cent. interest.
Cincinnati, Feb. 10, 1854.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-01-04
ARTlFECIaL TEETH!
DRB, DUNCAN & CAMERON,

ID SIM Bi13G3g
No. 156 West SiJth street, 6et'Cccn Race and
Elm streets, Cincinnati, o.
THIS Office under the management Of It's pres.
l. ent proprirtors, has been increasing Mt rcpn-
tation for superior operations in the Artificial
Department Of Dentistry for the last ten years,
and no expense or eIOIt shall be wanting 10 give
satisfaction to all who may favor il with their
patronage.
The subscribers would call attention TO the fol-
lowing essential point pertlinng to Artificial
Teeth, and strength TO tile materials, comfort to
the wcarcr, aud u.etulncss in restoring the natu-
raj appearance Of the speech, and ability to mas
ticatc; in all Of which they are warranted lnsly-
ing they are exceeded by none and equallod by
few.
TEETH
Inserted from one to q full sett, with Artificial
Gums.
Full and half sets nvariablyinserted BY suction.
All opcrationsin Dentistry performed in a most
Il e IL MS:
Considering the superior character OF the work
and the guarantee given, they are the most reas-
enable in the West.
Two teeth or more on Gold Plate. 50 per tooth.
Two teeth or more on Silver plate 81 per tooth.
The money refunded if the teeth dc not provesat-
iSiactory.
.<g4FOr the information oF those living at a
distance, we would state that our facilities are
such, that we can make in the finest style,a fnll
sctt oitecth in from q TO - hours. and small
peices in proportion, 50 that no detention may be
arprehended.
W. G. DUNCAN, Dentists.
JIG CAMERON. '
No. 15G West Sixth St., between Race and
Elm, Cincinnati.
nan OF 1yst
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DIR. GUYSOTT'S IMPROVED ENTEAC
Of I GLOW Dock and SlrsunuIiIlu is II sur. r,.1.

DIR. GUlSOTT'S IMPROVED ENTR ACT
OF fellow Dock and Sarsaparilla is Il sure rem.
eiy for hereditary haint.
Thousands of individuals are cursed with
rrlevous complaints, which they inherit from
their parents. The use of The l,ilom Dork ant
'SarS"pur'Ha will prevent all this. anr! say" II
vast amount of misery, and many valuable
lives. for it hor"ughiy rrpriS Tram he xy<i,m
The" latent t0tni, which is the seed Of disease.
ana 70 takes off the curse by which the sins or
misfortune Of The parents are so often visited
upon the innocent offspring.
Parents owe il no their cilii1 rem 10 gnarI them
against the effects of mala,.ics That may be-
communicated by decent, and children of pa
rents that have at any line been affected viii,
Consumption, Scrofula or Syphilis, owe il ln
themselves 10 take lrccantion against the dis.
tas: being revived III thcia, ~t;uysoits yellow
Dock and Sarsaparil!a is Il sure all,iIo;c in
such eases.
Is" See advertisement
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u A SECRET FOR TIE LADIES.

u A SECRET FOR TIE LADIES.
--HOW TO PRESERVE BE.AUTI.--
Don't use Chalk, Lilly White, or any of the
so.caiicd cosmetics, 10 conceal Il faded or
sallow complexion.
Ii You woull have the roses brought
back 10 your check, a clear, healthy and
transparent skin, and lie and viror Infused
through the system, get a bottle Of Carriers
Spanish Mixture, and take it according to
directions. 1t doc S not taste quite as wolf
as your swcc,.mcat<: but, il after Il few
doses you do not find your hca,!!, and
beauty r%evivlny, your step elastic ana VIZ.
"TouS, the whole system refreshed ami. ii.
v:yoratcd like a Spring morning, then Your
ease is hopclcs and all the valuable Ger.
tiiica'cS we possess. 90 Tor nough'. 1t is
Tic greatest purifier ol lie blood Known:
Is perfectly harmless, and IL, The same Time
powerfully ctiicacious.
sS7" Sold by RICE e. THOMSON.
Sole ;~rnis tor the Proprletor-.
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Look Up Street,

WEBB CLARK's HOTEL is still in o.;
(%thanls to the kindness of good
irIends)-ready TO receive Customers, and
entertain them, TO their entire satisfaction
MIR. g is resolved that his Hotel shall not
be eXcelled by any house; in the countryi,
Everything the market can furnish shall
be spread upon his table, we'll cooked and
clearly. The beds are all in good order,
and shall be Kept so. Give him a trial
and Mr. Clark pledges satisfaction.
Jan. II, 1854 II If
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OBIT u a Y.

DEPARTED this life IN the 2lst. day of
Apr,i5lS55, III his residence in Sumter District
Sc, FRANCIS LONDON, agcI -.
lie deceased WAS Il native OF France, and 4
kUidicr i'll The Cavalry service Under Duuamarlc,
and took part in several Of his most desperate
battles. The wounds OH his person, he rccci-
we'd i'll sustaining Tho honor ci France and the
flag of his county. lie never rccur:d to them
without deep enullon.-llis affection for the
land of the vine and the olive" the lros, of
ugc never cliiIlcd-ilIr name OF Bona parte, or
France, always brought Il tear 10 his eye.
lie cmi"rated To Ibis country in lSuI.
He deserved Il tribute 10 his memory for the
great integrity of his character in every rrIi.
ii III oflite. lie WAS Il man Of un,iring industry,
sincere Picly, unnrclcldlng %lnudcSly, and un.
Nnvcring brncvulcncc.
Ii the turf which wraps his earthly form lhav
have neither : siorici urn or >culplurrd bust, -
10 rescue his memory from oblivion, il is be-
cause his spirit needed nonc.-Ilc feared not
Tie dcsolalion Of The grave.-lic lived as he
died. in the hope, that at TN, last day he would
rise TO q blessed Immortality.
In early life Il soldier III arms, i'll latter days,
Il soldier of the cross. His commission WAS
Ike promises Of The Gospel.
/; ! he sulacc of lis latter ~days-whcu disease
had made sad havoc upon his iranc-wus The
: cheering recollection. That he had been chiefly
instrumental i'll erecting Il Baptist Church,
Where his whole ncighborliooL nigh, worship,
and where he hoped they might receive The
benefit of Hat Gospel which lac had enjoyed,
and which was 10 lead him 10 life cvsrlast-
Ing
Willie living, FnASc1s LnxpoS WAS re-.
spsctcd and esteemed for his many virtues: NOW
tc.id, the recollection of them will make su-
cred his memory.
u. J. 7,
DlED:-ln this Town, on the night ol
the 18th inst, Mrs. SARAH Ann, cunsurl
al nr " AZ p, .,l ;, I,,.. 49,.
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Auction,

TIME SUBSCRIBER has opcncda house in
Il ih: Town of SlnntcrviIlc, for the tran
saction of n general auction and commission
business, and oilers his services 10 the citizens
in the above capacity. will sell merchandise of
all kinds, real estate or personal property, and
will cry sales for any one having property to
dispose Of Sales OH Monday and Saturday
nights Of cacl, week, and on sale or muster days.
Sale room in the rear Of Wulson's u GardlIcr's
store.
G.. ID. OWENS.
NTay 90, 1858. 90 3m.
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Provision for the Widow
and Orphan.

Hon. w. Il. DESAUSSURE, Prcs't.
Prof. G.. T.. McCAY, Actuary.
DR.. JOHN FISHER, Treasurer.
DR.. Nj. LABORDE, Medical Ad-
DR.. J. M. GASTON, s ~viscrs.
TIllS Company has been organized at
4 Columbia TO enable its mctnbcrs by
annual payments to accumulate Il fund for
the support Of their surviving families.
By paying from $40 to $50 per year
$1,000 m~v be secured TO their wives and
children.
The Company is mutual and all profits
at. annually divided among the members.
The lives Of slaves arc also Insured at
moderate rates.
For further particulars or for circulars
explaining the plans Of the Company, APP
ply 10
w. l.. Il. HAiNSWORTiI,
Agent for Sumter District.
May 9, 1855 II Gm
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EDUCATIONAL NOTICE,

HI" Trustees -! liu. SrImtcrNiIIi" Academy
@iv" n"iic" that they i,:y" riig, :rd ia" services
Of Mr.. W. l.. l.E,EY rs Principal OF IL
Male Act!nmv. H." vii have assoria,-,l with
liIn Mr. -. - Rosa. who will take I'll arr
particularly a.! Tia" Mathematical DEPARTMENT..
from III" past experience and success of
il.r>r gentlemen, rs teachers. llu. Trustees feel
Warranted III ront !tlIms ia II,. highest
terms. HE Institution Ia ia" support ai.I pa
irnnf' = al the community, and The pGhlir zen
orally. The terms viii ~. rs follows:
For The primary English cour,". per
quarter, So Oh
For lie advanced ~l.HgIish course,
per quarter. 10 UA
For III" latter, With the classics, per
IIltrirr. ~ 90
Extra c!,a5s. for repairs, ln,l, Nr. ~
Ian. 10. 800 10 II
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Lemon SVrun.

DREPARED and sold by MILLER &
L. BRIrToN.--as gn@l and rs cheap as
can DO made. The following are the cash
prices 81 l-2 cents per hottie, 50 %
cents per dozen bottles, 81 - per gniion.
Any quantity furnished. ORDERS from the
country viii meet with promp: attention.
MILLER & BRETON,
Druggists, &c.
Ely 1G, 1915 ~ ~.
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Notice.

All PERSONS indebted to me eth ly 'oic q,
account Will please take notice ,i,aE d"er The
l0il' day Of March. next they VIII ljii.i their
Notes or accounts in the hands ol ~ attorney
Tor collection and MISC HE notes and accounts
due the Firm of Vim and GARRISON .',.. b..
settled by dat lime or o,h"rwi. {lrg xii.
have /" pay cost, II * not from rh1lte 'hdt
! "I!i have 10 press bH: from necrsstfJf
Feb, %, 1883 % II
,tClnlan Lory.
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Notice

rs hereby given that tic IIupks arc
J. now open to receive y =. due the
Town Council Of Sumic.v,,a, aud those
Interested wouid do well 20 rl.l al tho
office one door East Of K 5. Wchb's
Store. JAMES HII.I, (. G..
May lG, 1859 =, 81
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lily

On Tuesday evening the 18th inst, by
The Rev. Neal Mcdonald, AIR. IL. +.
McL.Eop of Sumter District, 5. G., and
Miss MARY B. McltAE. uI Robinson Co.,
n. &.
On Sunday the 18Th inst, by Tlios. il.
O'S,een, Esqr., AIR. T.. II. NORTON, 10
Miss MAElA GAEnErr, all Of Sumter Dis
trict.
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,SIH E1EeIFF'S SlLES.

House, on the lst Moday and day follow
my IN juno next, within legal hours OF
sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, the
following propcrly-purclascrs to pay for
titles:
Defendants Interest in one tract OF
dis acres Of land in Salem adjoining lands
OF Estate OF Jared Law, ct al. LEVIED up
on as The property OF Charles Mccoy at
The suit of y. K. pccblcS.
One tract Of J1l acres OF land in Sa-
lem adjoining lands OF JAS. Lowry CT al,
eyed upon us the property Of ltohl. Low
~ at The suit Of r.. 1'umiinson.
Onc rack Of l23 acres of land, more or
less, III Clarendon, adjoining lands Of II.
iloiladay ct al, levied upon as the proper
y Of y. NJ. Rtclbuurg, at The su.l Of W.
f. Is. llaynsworth, Cou'r.
Defendants interest III one tract Of Goo
acres Of land in Salem. adjoining lands OF
Est, Of Il. English. levied upon rs the
property Of f.. }. Donald, at the suits Of
sold nj the fisk OF lie former purchaser.
One ,rac! OF 1000 acres OF land in Sl.
lem, adjoining lands ni--ln Salei Sum
Ter District, the unIrnicd right, tI'!c and
interest ui Il. J. w. EnyIiSi. IN one tract
;i ,""V "''rS, "ni'Tc" 10 n .n ","'t mt
~ !.i;,, G'I.. l ",''I' : 49, ~. -
= S,'Sn' 'ct'S" upon DIS INC r''Irtt % ~
w. Snr!lui, hDbt. Commander, and James
:, 'rm 1,,,o
.,'-r I'', 49,, > n - t.".
nIinn,i j H. ~, .i,'n 49,. - " ill.,"
n Iny"r,, m"nr ,s ,hn nru,rr,v 81 - X
Al, VIZ i'''n H. ...i
niir ,.,t ""'
Nso n,,,,ul,,,,. ,,orc., !, ,,c ,r,n,
,r ,ln L,' 80 i,' t.t''n
man, MIMI, i,"It .f " = W,,mr. ~, ~
l,vinJ uinn ~ ,IMn mr., ,rr,. -, II i; N,v.
r,n, =, ,,,, m,.nII. !; Ii,,k. III - il
po,j
A., n,t.,l,,.. ;,.,ro, :, 49,, .r,,,
~ -nn INK, 49, 49,, ~ rnr,,n, .S,;',n
inv Ia,nIs ri Ilrnrv \ N;jir,nn. iry,.I ~
Tie suits o. D II. ronI and !, i. iI,nhs.
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Notice,

Dr.. w. JAS. DARGAN takes ihia
method OF informing those persons who,
may seek his professional sefyices afest
nightiall, that he may DO found upon the
premises recently occupied by Mr. !. r.
Logan, near the residence Of T. ). Dig
kins, Esqr.s and Immediately Id tile toaf
OF. his Office.
Jan. "a, 1858 ~ e
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0au0i0otes.
For the %IInnner.

SUMTEHvlLLE, S. g.. Dec. lS, 1854.
Gentlemen ofCiaremom Conniy:-I como
out in this manner to inform you that cir
cumstanccs of ii private nature will not al
low Inc to be before you two years hence
as a candidate for Il scat in Tie State Leg
IS'aturc, and having a Willingness to serve
you in some way, | offer you NY services
us il candidate for I'ax-t;oIIcclor at the
EcNt election, and if elected do promise TO
discharge my duty TO the best otmy ability.
am yours, most respectfully,
o. u. MCROY.
W. Waterman please copy If.
Dee. 20. 1854 & If
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Clarendon Iron Works,
WILMINGTON. n. c.

TsIlE CI.ARHNDDN IRON WORKS
Z ar, now prr.nr Il TO rcc"i We orders
for Beam. Vertical Horizontal or osri!laiin.
Steam '",n.irl.s. High Or Low Pressure. AMI
a~,laptni 10 mi ;.,, ,sc%: Circular. Vertical aud
r"rtall. Saw Mills. complete: Pumps. Mining
Machinery. Grisl aud Flour .iEiilS. cnnIir,r:
lark"r. i'urhin. and other Water Wheels,
Equipi'in" n'Hi"ainrrS. Car Wheels and ANlrS:
Horse Powers of various patterns: Rice Field
Pumps and Engines; Rice TIlra*lrr$: Siiin.lc
Machines. %Iinliir-, rn!iirS. IIam.-rS, Gears,
and ii! uiICr M'll Work.
CASTINGS.
Iron and i!r.r:s Castings Of al descriptions,
il"iuning brnnmrrial IRON Railing. Pipe,
lif!ig'. Castings. Ne. Nc. Ihr, Company
would respectfully invite attention Ia their
slNl": ,t"i patterns IF Railing, wIirt, may tc
seen ~ 'i'rir office.
BOILERS.
Fnlu'ar. Fine and Cyliu!rical R.,:lcrs.
Mn,i"r Tanks, tAiiii"y*. a'rl al! utl.cr kinds Of
Boiler Work.
REPAIRS.
\ separate department an force will IL, kept
for repairs. where work vii! be done thorough
~ and with despatch.
MI wOrk don" in lie rsiahli>hm.!., delivered!
either on l!w cars Of the Wilmilulun y; Man.
chester Kali .iorl or the Wiiminyto, X Wei
don Rail Road. or IL flats 1T liz. Colnpany's
wharf. tree vi charge.
Having large t]j,riiiii.s. the above work will
he done u! as rc;tsunahic terms as cl-cwivrre.
North ar Sunlll, AN! ~ :; prompt and :a,iS.,c.
tory manner.
10 rl;i,$ anil designs for mills or their furniture.
AMI f" machinery generally. Willingly nnswcr.
rri. Al uidcrs ~ cuilmuIliultiu,is 10 d: ~
dressed Ia The Undersigned.
HENRY ". DIANE, Agent.
March p. $50 Il II
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EBDORA Helm Cd lNaa!

SontD Garolfntdu s. Columbia Banner
CDSEolIl-lCC3la "a,
.GUR HINDERY is nov in full operation
~ with NEW MATERIALS of every kind.
All Books. Pamphlets, Music, &c., c:.i be
bound in ANY STYLE, from the plailcst 10 the
most ornamental on moderate terms, and with
runcluulily and despatch.
ESBana Books,
For District Offices, Slcritls, Clerks, Tny.Col.
%lectors, &c., &C., as well as for Counting. Houses
and every other sorm, ill BIZ manufactured To
order without delay.
Terms moderate and prolnptncss observed.
GlBBES JOHNSTON.
May, 90, 1855 20 u.
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NOW READY

SOCIOLOGY FOR THE sou III OR TUE FAIL
i)lRE OF FREE SOCIETY, hy George Fitzhueh,
Redmond, Nn. A MORRIS rublisher Price Il.
From the Richmond Dispatch
Mn George Fizh gh the Hufhur of th4 book, re.
,lr- IN Port Roynl Cnrnine county II il ono uf the
bpdrt dcicucc- OF So hcrn Eocicy md OF Slavery yet
pabIished and is wtial book strong in its facts anil IL
ra-ea'ne. II shows with great power The utter i'm
Wuttichbiltty OF SocialIsm or Communism, which Is
ind, cd very bad i,n at Slavery MIR fitzhugh CON
clndcs wb the lowing passasr:
For thirty years the Souh hn- been field vi lch
Abolitiou.u, foreign and domestic, hive Carried Of
fen i've watclare fp5g QGenSire) Let now, in turn
he offensive. Transfer the OF WI and invade
til enemy territory -
Ih, be has dome pnllnntlv
Als.,, Just published by NORRIS "A SOUTHERN
HOME, by n Vngininr.
In rhesr dcar halls WHERE welcome kind
l. wiIh fan lhe " combined
Little we heed tie tempest drrnr;
Willie music ninth, mud social cheer
Speed II, their wipgs the pu-sing year.'
Mnruipn Introduction To Conto VI
In snlume. illustrated with eight original cuts
~ pnuuI in lancy cluih silt. Prcr. ga eta.
ms. S-cfs(y
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LATE NEWS Bl TILE NAILS.
Highly Important from Havana y
ARREST OF CONSPIRATORS !
CoHchd'S Procidmdiion;

'O"tHuS iotiuWdiiOHi
\ despatch from Charleston, dated Feb. Is,
says:
The steamship Isabel, Captain Collins, arrived
here this morning from Havana via Key West,
having left Havana on the evening of the 10th.
Great excitement continued TO exist st Havana
in consequence of the discovery of the plot to as
su,sinatc the Captain General and his advisers,
at the opera.
On the sth inst, Don Ramon Pinto, an init
mate friend OF Gen. Concha was arrested, and
81 other Influential citizens: and ON the 9th nst
10 others were arrested. The Governor of Ma
tunaas is also reported to have been arrested;also.
Almedn, the rich planter of Trinidad also, Matt,
of the opera.
y descent of General Quitman upon the Island
with force of eight thousand men was very
much feared.
Gen. Coneha has issued proclamation, in
which halter referring to the arrests already made,
h. speaks of the expected expedition from the
United States.
III the expedition should arrive, it will be
promptly and completely destroyed, and war will
be carried against the foreign adventures
without quarter; but the authors OF the eXpedi-
ton being known. the government OF the | mon,
it Is to be hoped, will, tor the good of humanity,
prevent the criminal attempt in that territory, IN
violation of what is most sacred, the tranquility
of nations by bands of adsenturers, which re-
mind us of the times of the ancient fllihas,ers.
But in the last case the government has full con
fdence, because it not only counts on the forces
sufficient in troops and vessels of war; but has
the assurance that an immense majority of the
inhabitants will take part with it, with the same
enthusiasm as in 1851, and will repcl 10y them
selves those who with opprobrom to their cause
have not receded, nor will do So, from the pertid-
uous idea of assassination, converting it into II
~ stem of rghtful warfare"
SECOND DISPATCH
Farther from Hauana- Great Excitement Re
roH Of Troops.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. l6.--Advices from lla-
vana state that a squadron IF l.ancers had re-
VOTED at Pmarede Rio, and the Island was in
great excitement and confusion Numerous ar
rests had been made and bodies of troops were
moving in all directions.
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The Government and The FiliJusters.

The Washington correspondent of the New
York Herald, writes under date of Feb. IO,tEat-
The Grapeehpt, of notorety, is understood to
be in the ncighborhood of the Narrows, freighted
with her old cargo of muskets. &c. The brig of
war Bainbrdge Is instructed to speak her. for
what end can only be guessed at. These active
preparations are all made with a view to Cuba
The Geographic report that reached here yester-
day, of the expedition having sailed from New Or
leans is not believed in. The government look
upon it as a ruse put forth by the leaders to get
important information of the force that would be
likely 10 meet the expedition, and ofthe material
on hand by Concha to defeat it. 1t is, however,
believed that the filibusters designed taking ad-
vantage of the Cuban army's return, to set sail
for their selected parts of the island, where, com
paratively speaking, they would be likely to
meet with little opposing force, the first alarm
having proved a counterfeit
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RICHMOND.
Fall Importation
OF EARTENwARE AND CHINA


Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy irticics.
1--WE subs. rihtr o To lt' ttadc ll GO aud led
L stock of Eafthenwufe, Giiua and I'll ass, the pat
OF which were selected by himself in person.
Having xperie nee OF many years in Ibis p'rucular
business hc feels great confidence in stuti1g that in point
Of price and quuiy, ii viii compare iayoiaby with oay
Other honse in the trade.
White Granite Dinner War,
DO DO Basins aud Ewcrs, Jugs Teu Ware, etc.
Blue Print. Flowing and Fancy do
Fine Decorated China Dinner nd Dessert Sets
Dn do do Tea and Ioi ct sells
Do do do pnchers and Vases
Gold Band do OF above variety
White Chiaa do of above variety.
Common Ware of every description, suimhie for
w oe-anc, which he offers upon such trims for crSh
cannot fail to please
Fine Manel Pier and Toilet Glasses
Fine Ivory Table Cutlery, Walters an Brtania Ware
Safety and other Fluid and Solar lamps
Glass Ware in every variety,
All he asks is call and he feels assured his prices
will give satisfaction.
Iii. Packer i on" of thehest in the trade
Stone Wure at Factory prices.
sepl2-ts JAS d. B. EVANS,
No III Main street Richmond Va,
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GATHERS SPANISH MIXTURE,

Not It pa,Iir't 81 hercprgm IL
Az lNrAl1lnir RrMfpr Tor Sefohllo Mugs Evil,
Rhcuuuti,u Obstinate Cunneous Erurtions, PIN.
pc.or ru,tac. IN - fnrr. Bloches, So1 Crnnc
Sorr Eyes. Ring Norm 81 fCter, ScnId nend, En-
lnscmenl and rau fthe lloersa dJoints, Stubborn
llrr,>, S> pdlitir Dis,rdcrs, Lumhago, Spinal Com
luas. mil all Discusses arising from un nlndlenus
scot Nlrrcory, Imprudcnco in Life. o. lmpnriY oi
the Blood.
lh~v .lmbl, Medicine which has hcco.ne celebrated
% The number Of cNtru.rdinary objected through
agency. Inns Induced the prom rtors nj the urgent
ut heir Friends Ia offer it To the public which they
with the utmost conhdencein its virtues mud won.
IerfI curative properties I hr following certificates.
,clec'ed humn lag" number. are, however stronger
Testimony thnn the mcr ~url al tho IToProtor-; md
ail from gentlemen well known in their localities.
u OF the hiehes, rcsrecnlity mnny ri them reading
in the citN ot Riclmund, Va.
f. RONbEN. Esq al the Exchange Hotel, Rich
mon1, known every whore, he has seen the Medi
rine chilled Cnncrs Spanish Mixture administered in
huaed cases nearly all the discusses Tor which
I is rccomu rnac ~ih the most astonishing good IA.
u, He sny4, it's the most extraordinary medicine he
hns
Agnt and Frpcy,- G,ett Curl hereby certify tha,
Tor three scu,- had Aguc aud Fever oil Of the
lent description. hnd several PhySic ans took lnree
Quantities otQ ininc, Mercury mud believe all tho
ronics ndyrrti-c but all without any permanent IL.
lief At lust | ui"d Cnrtci's Spanish Mixture, two
BOTTLES of which ehrcfually cured M" and | am huppy
to say have had tchor Chills or Fever since ron
-der the best Tonic in the world, nnd the only mcdi
cine that reached my JOHN LoNGDEN.
Beaver Dam, near Richmond, Va.
q. Il. Luck, ESQ in Richmond, mud Tor muny
wears the Post Ghce hhs such conf l"nre in the
onishine efficacy Of Cerers Spanish Mixture, thu he
~ bought upward. o % bntilcr, which he hns given
way afflicted. Mr. Luck suys he has never known
fail when taken according 10 directions.
Dr.. VI 'ngc practising Physician, aud formerly III
the City Hotel in the city oi Richmond, snss he wit
messed in number oi inst the effects Of Caricrs
Spaui, Mixture which mos, uuly surprising. He
says in ol Cousum ton dependent the Liver,
the good effects were wonderful inde"d