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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-07-28

ON. JOnN oUA1I .
S A II S A p A RILL A.
This medicine, when used according to directions,
Will cure, without fail -
Scrofula,
Kings Bvil,
Cancers, ETuptions
Of the Skin Ery sipel,S
TuulOrS, Chronic Sore Eyes,
Ring Worm or TetterS. Scald Head.
Rheumatism, Pains in the Bones or
Joints, Old Sores and Ulcers, Swelling Of
the Glands, syphilis, Dyspepsia. salt Rheum.
Diseases Of the Kidneys, Diseases arising from the
use OF Mercury Loss ofhppetite Pain in the Side and
Shoulders, General Debility, Lumhago, Coughs, Colds
Chest Sore Throat, Pulmonary Affections all other
Diseases tending tn produce Consumption. Liver Com
plants Female Irregularities and Complaints, Low.
Spirits, Sick and nervous tea lacho. Night SSeats,
Exposures, or lmprudence in Life, Chronic Con-
gttutiOnal Diseases and q spring ana
Summer Drink, ard General Tonic for the
eygtenl aud Gentle and Pleasant
Purgatiye, II is superior to Blue
Lics and Congress Water,
SHlts. Seidlitz
Powders.
1t IS remarkable sict that among the hundreds Of
eminent ply sicisns who have examined the recipe by
which Bulls SarSlpsrilla is prepared has cou
demned il, but sl approve 1t, and commend il in the
highest terms. Many physicians express themselves
strongly in the belief that 1t is decidedly the best prrp
ration OF Saraparila that has been placed hefore
the public. Although there many PLY sicians who
feel reluctance to having their appended to thu
Recommendation Of any particular remedy, notwtl
standing they approve Of " in the highest degree
there others who frankly yield their support in favor
Of remedy which they know is capable of doing so
nuch good in afflicted community. As All eN icure
read the following from old and respectable phy S2ins
Of high standing IN the community in Shith they live
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hrs. J. j. KERR d II. N. REYNOLDS,
~ havlng permanently located in Perrysbur'
tender their professional services to the citizens
town and vicinity, and hope by strict attention 20
all calls to merit share of the public patI onage
Particular attention paid to chronic diseases such
as dyspepsia, Weakness of the Spine chronic Lv-
er arrangements, and female Weaknesses of all
kinds.
REFERENCES.
Prof. L. E. Jones, Cincinnati, Ohio;
" e. H. Stockwell,
L" t. J. Wright,
H. r. Johnson, Philadelphia, Pa
" T D. Hill, Cleveland, Ohio
Il. A. Wright, NJ. D., Mexico, Wyandot CO, O.
Il. Reynolds, NJ. D., Greenwich Huron co. %.
Oct. %, 1954.--3Itf
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M ANnLh WUhkS.---EDWAH LLOYD, on
!'I Monroe-st., Toledo, manufactures and deals
IN IN American and Foreign Marble MONUMENTS,
| 1mb Stones, Mural Tablets, Cabinet Slabs Man
es' and all other articles usually called for in his
.lne He has on hand large and well selected as
'ortment of Italian and American Marble Monu
nents, Tomb Stones, &C., which he will finish in
me oest style, with promptness and despatch and
on as reasonable terms as any establishment in the
western states.
All persons wishing to pay the last mark of re-
spect to their departed friends will please give him
a call, tTolcdo, May 26, l955.--2yI
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r ES TIMO " Y

6J1cstimony like the following renders sup,rluous
ali comments the efficacy Of Bulls Sarsapariia From
DR.. L. F. Iande Professor of Chemistry in the Louis
ville Medical College have looked the list If in
gradients composing John Bulls Compound EXtrart Of
Sarsaparilla and hesta un in saying That they
form a safe compound. and one that promises We'll in
chro>ic diseases, to which 1t is applicable
LoulsynLI, June 9, 1913.
What DR.. Pyles, physician hy appointment to the
Louisville Marine Hospital, says OF Bulls Saraparin
Inr1svuLE, Marrh %, 1919.
Of John Bulls Sarsaparilla, and believe the combina
tion to be an excellent one and well cn culard pro-
duce Alternative impression the system nave
used it be tn In public and privse practice and think
Ii is the best article OF Sarsaparl!la now IN use.
NJ. PYLES, MI.
Resident Physician Louisville Marine Hospital
Better testimony than was ever offered in orany
medicine Rev. +. W. Sehon-Rcv. Il. Stevenson:
LOUISVILLE May 2UIh 1919.
We have used John Bulls Sarsaparilla. and have
known it to be used with entire satisfaction: and
have no hesitation in stating belief that it Is safe
and valuable medical compound and calculated to pro-
fore would cheerfully and earnestly it
ls,.o> E.w, sEHoN,
lHlSuep +. STEV ENSON.
We would earnestly invite all persons who suffer-
ing with any of the ills that flesh Is heir to. to call
Dr. John Bulls agent, and get copy Of Bulls Family
Journal gratis: and for the sake OF humanity we hope
that single individual will not hc found unwilling to
give Bulls Sarsaparilla trial after reading and recol
lecting at the time that IL is impossible for the
Doctor to publish the tenth part of the number of
ticates astounding performed by MS SarSpa
rilla The amount of testimony voluntarily showered
on Dr. Bulls Sarsaparis from well known ana distin
guished individuals both in public and private me- has
been perfectly overwhelming.
Efy DR.. John Bulls Principal Office West Side Filth
Street, first door below Slain, Louisville, Ky.
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DIR. JOH N BULLS


PRINCIPAL OFFICE, No. l, FIFiH 81,
LOUISVILLE, Y,
FOR SALE
DRUGGISTS AND MERCHANTS THROUGHOUT THE
UNITED STATES, CANADA. MENIJ0 AND
THE WEST INDIES
The above popular medicine just received and
for sale by PECK Il HAMILTON,
Perrysburg.
And by DR.. II. BURRITT, Maumee City.
nITCH NOTICE.-To Jeremiah GIifith Nor
~ man c. Baldwin, Robert DunaIace, }. D.
Cummings, J. P. Cory, Cory & Swan, Ozias Joiner
Andrew j. Hail.
You are hereby notified that the trustees OF Cen
ter township, Wood county, Ohio, will meet on the
3lst day of July, 1866, to locate ditch or drain,
described as follows: Commencing on the sandus-
ky & Napoleon road one half mile west of the east
line of Center township, thence running rorth
through the center Of sections 25 and "a, 10 the
Webster township line, and there TO terminate
ISAAC WARD, Petitioner,
June 23, Ie55.--fwG+
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-30
canal WARR HOUSE FOR SALE.
GREAT HARG AIMS IN LANDS FOR MILL
VATE KEsLDENCEs NEAR The CfTh

TUNUE section in township south
Of rage 10 west which situated the mills knewn
.. Ruid's Mills formerly known Neelsys Mills and part
ofhe the SEXTON have been iad
ou lots Of all sizes from 3 90 ~ acres s
lying both sides of Pigeon Greek and on
both plank road Some OF these lots are most
desirable sites dwelling hopses some OF them are the
best within the county mills; some OF them nave
aud to adapt them TO
the cultivation Of the srape and the soil OF others rien
peculiarly them for gardening Aof them are with
In from and half miles OF Evansville and in
healthy and persons wanting lew sores Of
ground Tor almost can be suited
the which has been extensively used
on one Of tbs lots (No 2o) ten serss. are
large new two-story dwelling house, rood we an or
ohard and garden high OF cnltiv alton Lot III
24ioo acres1 aud lot - Is zo-o acres) have
comfortable dwelling houses and good cisterns on them SUIT
The above property will sold bile auction to the
bidder without at Sweet LeonArds Aue-
h.la opposite rho n-w Court house
in Evansville on Monday the 4sh day Of june $780, CON-
nap can be Auction Room Of sweet Leon
ard and the Recorders once showing the size
and shape OF the lo and the position OF each
the plank road and the creek and Mr. o. Fell
will wishing To Examine the proper
TERMS or sALE:-One third cash. one third In one
year oue-h'rd IN years with interest," secured by
A''s anu 'A 'A' S JOHN sHANKLIS;
MI. BRAY
ST. Enquirer. Rsforn and volksbots copy Of
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RIvER ITEMS.

- The. fine low pressure packet NortheTner
was at the. wharf about o'clock yesterday NOR
ing. She had a tolerabIe good Tip and was
prompt at her time. The clerk has our thanks
for late Louisville dates.
- The river is reported in falling con-
dition at all points above, with fair navigable
stage for light draft boats. os1
- The Peter Tellon came down yesterday
bound for New Orleans. She came without much
load and left with a iair cargo received here
- The Cincinnati and Memphis packet
Charleston, was here on her down "Trip yesterday
She put out considerable Height, and received
some at this place.
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Resolved, That the jurisdiction Of the
Council over nuisances within the city 10
clear and unsuestionable, but II would be de-
grading the power to apply 1t to the Enqui.
reg, and that il be permitted to go forward in
the performance Of its mission, which ap-
pears to be the arraying of one portion of
this community against another. 90
SILAS STEPHENS,
J. p. ELLIOTT, -.
Committee. p.
Councilman Hunnel moved, seconded by Coun-
Gilman Scantlin, that the Resolutions be adopted.
Councilman Elliot offered an amendment second
ed by Councilman Hedderich that they be
adopted separately. The question was taken on
the,amendment and lost, the question then re-
curing TO the original motion was carried by
the following vote the ayes and noes being called
for-Ayes-Messrs. Steele, Scantlin, Stephens,
Elliot, Kratz, Pushee and Hunnel, Z; Noes
Messrs. Hedderich, Kron and Roquet, 3.
Councilman Hunnel moved and seconded by
Councilman Scantlin that the Resolutions be
spread upon the minutes and published in the
Journal. Councilman Roquet offered an amend
ment seconded by Councilman Kron that they
be filed with the Clerk Ailer lengthy debate
the lquesiion was taken on The amendment
offered by Mr.. Roquet, the ayes and noes being
called for the vote ood:-.Ayes-Couucilmen
Steele. S:antIin, Stephens, Elliot, ,Pushee ard
Hnnnel, g. Noes Councilman Roquet, L.
COUNCILMAN Stephens offered as an amendment
that the Resolutions be spread upon the minutes.
Councilman Hunnell accepted OF. the amend
menl and the question then recurring To the
original motion as amended was unanimously
carried.
On motion, ordered that the owner OF the
huge pile of rubbish in The rear of the Sherwood
House be requested 10 remove the same i'm
mediaiely, as il is considered more dangerous
than ornamental. ,r
On motion the Mayor and City Engineer
were authorized to change the grade at the
corner of Ist and Sycamore streets
On Motion. Resolved that all plank side
walks out OF repair be repaired, aud all brick
side walks that require repairing be repaired
and brought 10 the proper City grade within 30
days after the publication of this notice, and in
default thereof, the Mayor is directed to perform
said work, and the cost and expenses accruing
thereby will be assessed TO and collected by sale
of the property adjoining said side walks or so
much thereof as will satisfy said lien and costs.
On Motion, the Sexton Of Oak Hill Cemetery
was authorized to procure SO cedar posts with
suitable staples and rings for fastening horses
to, and place the same in said Cemetery.
On motion the Council adjourned to NEE,
again on tomorrow Tuesday afternoon at
O'clock.
WELL III. WALKER, City Clerk.
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BODIAM luuNEs.
$50 SHARES FOR SALE.
Capital so. coo. in 70. 600 shares Of As each

Capital $4,000. in 1000 shares Of Is each.
NOTICE s hereby given that applications In writing will
~ be received the once Of the Company pu
chase Of the above $50 shares Every Information
and prospects Of the Company viii be svsa the
papy's office.
No application will be accepted for smaller number than
shares. than e5
eeived after Friday. lat Of June next
WILLIAM EERSTEMAN. MappRer.
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AUCTION HOOMSs
old Court House. Corner Of Main and Third Streets mme-
diAtelv o posite the Washington Hotel.

AUCTION HOOMSS
old Court House. Main and Third streets. imme-
diAteiy opposite the washington Hotel.
UuAvING leased for term Of years and ntted NJ the
above we'll known stand. now prepared TO re-
.is erction private SALE 81 knas OF
wares an erchandse household furniture horses bug
Eies. etc. etc.
REGULAR sales Tuesday. ThursdAy and saturday
eom nls Gang O'clock A. Aiss Tuesday "Wednesday
and Friday nights. at early gas light.
lies and sales Of real estate promptly stseneso
to.
and of FURNITURE, consisting etsia
spindle backs scyoll and seoiioP TOPS
back ofhce French, Jenny Liad AMI Sustie wood seat
hars; aud wood sofa seat Chairs,
chairs: sprng rockers SOFAS soeiAbies centre
card dining and BREAKFAST tables; light and wash stands
Lounges mirrors hne common sad mes bedsteads nat
trAssss Ain and wire safes etc., which We sell oih
Gin nati prices. .;.-.,.~
victims accordeons pocket cutlery. guns pistols whips
etc., etc. which viii sell a. reduced Ir,sss doS eash
80 Auets.
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AUCTION SALES.


POSITIVE SALE OF ETRNiTURK AND Day
ON THURSDAY. ssf. al O'CLOCK.
BY SWEET q LEONARD,
At their Auction Rooms oppossethe New Court House.
XXTE will Thursday large and desirable
w Furniture. consistnsof - .t
cherry and walnut bedseads centre din
tables cherry walnut and mahogany wash
stands what-no Lounges. walnut and cherry 0recian
chairs Jenny Lind imitation rosewood do walnut and cher
rockers coo doz wood chairs OF various patterns
which will be sold in lots to suit purchasers .
ALSO half hose. cap and letter paper.
rib oons and dry goods-a general assortment
The sale will commence oclock and continue until the
eonsi sunsnu are closed out.
my25 SWEET h LEONARD. Auction'3
LAND FOR SALE.
ZANE HUNDRED AND TEN acres OF ezcsiieut iana
Sewbursh ahoas miles th city of Evans
miles the Ohio river. in tracts 60 suit
purchaser II disposed Of private sale prior TO the
day June. 1855 will then Be sold 81 public sale At
TERASone third cash ne-tnirdin one year and on e
third 10 years with interest," secured by and mort
particulars apply to Horace Pi.@sr the g,eSr-
Woolsey l. Nelson. Auctions. my2t-td
CANAL ARE HOUSE For SALE. :,
APM The one Canal Ware House and Wharf. occupied
by E. R. Hii Of Main street and the Canal
with Of the for nine years from LIST June 1855
The $50 feet long The house spacioas and In the
perfect with Fairbanks platform scales hosting
aud well adapted Wholesale Groceries and Provisions
well a. Forw arding and Commissioe.
TERMS-Say flG00 cash. the balance at and IL months
ply to Epm AED y: HILL ON the premises
my2I-d or 20 JOHN lNGLE. Jr.
Swee. Leonard. Auc's.
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Proceedings Of the City Council.
MokpAY EVENING, May 80, 1855

Council met pursuant To adjournment. Present,
Mayor Hopkins and Councilmen Steele, scant-
lin, Stephens, Elliott, Hedderich Kron, kratz,
Roquet, Pushee, and Hunnel. go
Ordered, that The tollowinglnamed persons be
allowed the sums set opposite their respective
names for work done on The streets; as per bill on
file:
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TELEGRAPHIC!
Reported expressly for the Daily Journal.
PHILADELPHIA, May 90.

PHILADELPHIA, May 90.
10 counties heard from officially give
Wise I07sl majority, 80 counties to hear
from, gave Pierce sol.
y sras..n WAsHIsGroN, May 80.
The friends of Wise now firing 100 guns
from the Capitol. Wise mojorities continue
TO roll on. He left for Acamac 3 o'clock
this afternoon. Wise msjority at Tazell $50
Graitson $50; Carroll $50; Aggregate little
Tennessee district McMullen 1900.
New ORLEANS, May IS.
Flour dull; sales at 80 IS. Western
yellow los. Oats 63@64. Whisky 81.
Sight exchange goa prem.
Especial Dispatch to the n. Y. Daily Times.i
WASHINGTON, May, 90.
The President is incensed in consequence
of Mr.. Perry's letter. and has determined to
"guillotine" him. His successor will soon
be announced. Mr.. Soule is expected here
next week.
The rumor. that dispatches were received
from Mr.. Perry, announcing completely in
the affairs between this country and Spain ,or
Cuba, are entirely unfounded. No dispatch
es of any kind from him have been received
at the State Department by the last ar.
rival..s-
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CHEESE AND DRIED BEEF.
- n1h LBS Western Reserve Cheese.
eyNVV 400 lbs choice N. v. Dairy do.
40 lbs sugar cnrsd Dried Beet. extra; for sale
by my2t HORNBROOK& CHURCHILL.
HARVEST YOUR GRAIN WHEN RIPEi
% DuZ wadron Grass seythea.
- 2 do do Grain. do.
2 do do Cradles
8 do do Sey the Snathes.
S do Hay Rates
Z do do Fo-ts,
gross scyths Stones. =, $3.50
The above Ia been selected with view good quality
For sale by my24 HoRNBROOK a CHURCHILL.
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1.-THE CRY is STILL rpEY COME"
ANOTHER ARRIVAL

new Spring at Papert borders. etc., lust recsved
u at the store Of John c. Devereux Jr. Main
consisting in partof. IN
Wall Paper-from cents three dollars per piece
Bordersfrom three dollars piece beauti-
full patterns of Gold and Velvet.
Bel Testersfrom three dollars exceed
ingIy rich patterns.
Fire Board Priutrom twenty cents to three dollars pei
piece comprising Of the beautiful brought
TO this city
Paper Window Binds-of all kinds. descriptions and
prices Together with Wrapping Paper. Lamps. etc
The above stock Is the brought to Ev
sville, ard will he sold low The assortment Of
GOLD PARL0R PAPER
consists the aud richest patterns and CANNOT
Feeiipg confident that please the fancy Of all
those who will favo- with call and thankful for past
fAvors. respectfully solicit Of the
JOHN @ DEvEREuX. Jr.
my2t Main St. between LIST a. "a.
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CITY EXPRESs nU6lN Ess.
AM now prepared to do all kinds of City Express bus
have Just received large heavy wagon capable
Of carving aao lbs springs made expressly for the citr
business Such carrying furniture without any
damage hauling grain from the canal the rivers and in
fact all kinds Of hauling and city done
COOKS Family Grocery.
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Ce1HONsfu,s rSoiTI,.r

inquest held Tuesday afternoon. the 22d last
over the body OF found drowned at the wharf OF
Evansville. He Of medium height about thirty years
Old heavy Set and had DARK hair lie had black
cloth aud and black fine boots
laced On his found geld lever watch
with heavy gold chain eleven Is gold pieces and rs
IN no papers except nn~sp.psr dated sh. month
Jury-suppossd accidental drowning. sa
my2f-3w JOHN TRIBE.
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G.. i. kEuNlEIsTER,s

CON F f G. T. ION A RY,
Third street. the German Protestant Church
Candies and Confseonarrs OF all kinds Ice Cream
vp. aud parties supplied In the most superior syis.
ana
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III The IoWerpfices abovo geneSaliy, Pfices
srsnenoned forfull packsges and the higher for
smallwholesafe.
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MAGNOLIA HOTEL,
FORMERLY
TAM nIfa So N a N

UpooFING Tinrlats, $50 boxes;
H Do 100 do; for sale by
mys SAMUEL ORR
uNOBACCO. foxes assorted brands in store and 70
~ sale BY [mh61 ORR. DALZELL a 40.
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sun DR les.
ID &C. ID per steamer Arctic.
~ half ehest extra Young Tyson Tea.
do do cheap do do DO,
4k,gs Wheeling Nails ass'd,
boxes German and Palm Soap,
do Star Candles.
hall and quarter boxes Star Candles,
10 bdls Wrapping Paper,
100 lbs Sup. Carb. Soda,
10 lbs Cream Tartar >.
reels Cotton Cord, with lot Of chalk lines. vhsks
etc.. etc. For sale cheap at ms vICKERY'S.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-01-05

A Coon CoMPARIsoN.-The Rev. William Rouau'
,xeIknown Methodist clergyman, residing at Naples,
draw. the following amusing but apt comparison be-
tween Dr. M'Lane's celebrated Vermtuge and ferret;
GA ferret, when placed at the entrance OF Ia-hoie
enters the aperture travels along the passage, selZes
upon the rat, exteTminates his existence and draws
the animals defnct the light. And IN like man.
nor have found Dr. NJ LINES American FeTmtUge TO op
crate upon WORMS those dreadful tomentors OF children
This remedy like the ferret enters the aperture OF the NOUN
travels down the guet hunts round the stomach, lays hold
of the worms shakes the life of the reptiles, sweeps
clean their den and their clear out OF Inc
system. This least has been the effect OF the NGmuge
upon my children" ~
e Of the reverend certer, thus both giving their most
approval Of this specific alter having wit
messed It's operation upon their children Let others
nv 1t, and be satisfied
II Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR. Nc
Lanes Celebrated yermfuge, and take none else All
other Vermifuges. in comparison, are worthless Dr.
MLanes genuine Vermifuge, also his Celebrated Liver
Pills. can now be had at all the respectable Drug Stores
in the United States and Canada. N-2w
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LIVER CoMPLAINr.-This dangerous and often fatal
disease had long baffed the skill OF the most eminent
nlysiciaus when the discovery of DR.. Lanes Liver
pills solved the difficulty, and presented to the world
THE GREAT SHECIrC for that complicated malady,
which has attained such widely sPead celebrity for its
certainty of cure. This successful remedy was the
result of many years study, i'll which the symptoms
were narrowly observed, and are thus described by
the Doctor himself
sSYuProNrs OF A DISEASED LIvER.-Paln III the right
side and sometimes in the left under the edge OF the
ribs-the patient being rarely able TO lie the left
main sometimes under the shoulder frequently
extending To top of the shOulder-Oten mistakes
for rheumatism in the arm; sickness of stomach, and
loss of appetite; bowels mostly cOStive. but some
times alternate with lax dull, heavy sensation IN the
back part Of the head loss of memory, with uneasI-
ness of having neglected something; sometimes dry
cough WEAKNESS and debility; nervous rrltability,
feet cold or burning, and pricky sensation of SKIN
low spirits, Iassiude with Discrimination to exercise,
although satisfied it would be beneficial. In fact, pa
tIent distrusts every remedy.
Have you any, OF all of these symptoms Ii so, you
will find certain remedy in DR.. MLane's Pills.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. NJ LANE s
CELEBRArED LIVER Pills, and take none else. There
are other Pills. PurpOrtng TO be Liver Pills. now be-
fore the public. DR.. MLanes Liver Pills, also his
celebrated Vermifuge, be had at all respecta
bic Drug Stores in the United States and Canada.
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Land for Sale.

TINE undersigned offers for sale his Valuable Panta
l. ton, lying the waters of Paw Creek about 6
miles west of Charlotte. On the premises is a good
Tract contains 212 Acres, about one-third of which
is cleared, and under good repair; the remainder is
woodland and we'll timbered. The whole lies we'll for
cultivation, and is productive soil as any in the
county. Persons DESTROYS of purchasing valuable
Plantation would do well to call early and examine. NV
Brother who lives the place. will give all the inform
alton required. II. A. ADAMS,
Nov g. 1854. I5-f
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Boots, Boots, Boots.

DAVIDSON l. MOSS have just received one of the
IL largest stocks of BOOTS 4 SHOES ever offered
in this market and respectfully invite Ladies gen.
tlemen to call and examine their stock before pure
ing they determined to sell as low the low
est, and little LowER-particulaTly HEAvY NEGRO
BROGANS.
Oct 20, 1854 l3tf