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The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-07-19
MS0Lrcnt NOiicc.

INSOttCN IfOLUP.
Having suggested the insolvency Of the Co.
tate of R.Q. Taylor, decd, to the proper au-
thority, all persons holding claims against sai,.
estate are requested to file them with the clerl;
of the County Court by the 30th day of No
vcmber 1856, to be dealt with according to
law. ADAM HANCOCK,
May3l If Admir- R. @. Taylor, decd.
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FHsK's METALLIC RURAAL CASES
John 7. Wootton,. M. G. Holloway.
WO0'TTON IL HOLLOWAY,
Commission Merchants and Produce
Dealers,
COTTON AVENUE,
NlaCOn, Ga.

WILL pay strict attention to all Consgn-
ments from Northern Georgia and Tennessee.
And if prompt attention and quick returns
deserve any credit, we hope TO share n liberal
portion of the public patronage. Also we
will make liberal advances on goods in store
REFERENCE.
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Col. J. e. Sands will please accept
our thanks for late favors. May his
life be long and happy one. S.
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Grohom's Magazine, Godey's Ludy's
Book, and Ha'per's Monthly.--Having
made arrangements with the Publish
ers we arc enabled to make the follow
ing offer: For one copy of the Appeal
and copy of any one of the above
excellent periodicals, one year, SO 25.
This is only t~cnty:Gve cents more than
the regular subscription price of either
of the magazines. Where arc the la
dies.
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AND MANUFACTURER OF
SHEET IRON WARES,
SViiaGElesteT,,.... ...EcmnCssec.

! AM now receiving large and varied
assortment Of fine Stoves, BRASS Kettles, Odd
Lids, Pumps, Castings, &C., and have on hand
every variety of Tin Wares, and can manu-
facture to order all manner Of Sheet Iron
Wares. Guttcring, Roofing, &c, done on
reasonable terms.
w!l take in exchange for the above goods
old copper, brass, pewter, and lead, bceswaX,
feathers, tailow, jeans, and all articles COM
ing under tie head of barter. The market
price will always be allowed.
r. J, Iockhart is my authorized agent, and
cnn always be found at Tie old business stand.
Mar ID, 1916. If S A LOCKHART.
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Since our last issue there has been
still another fire in Nashville.
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The July No. of the Home Circle is
a great credit to its proprietors, both
in regard to its mechanical execution,
and the ability that charactcrizes its
editorials and contributions. In addi-
ton to large table of valuable con-
tents, it is adorned with some elegant
engravings-onc of Rev. J. B Meier
rim, editor of the Nashville Adcoc0tc.
1t is edited by Rev. l.. D. Houston,
and sent to subscribers at So 90 per
annum.
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Flour! Eiour!-Large lot just received
and for sale by J.. II. KNOX.
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Salt! Salt! SaII!--A large stock jus;
received und for sale by
Junc7 ]. II. KNOX.
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CHEAP BARGAINS F0E. cAssF {.

CHEAP BARGAINS FOR CASgT
J. H, KNOX,
Atthe corner formerly occupied dy jas.
Harris, opposite the Post Office,
CALLS the attention of the citizens OF Win.
chester and Franklin county to his stock Of
Groceries aud Dry Goods, wAich he will sell
CHEAP FOR CASH, and hopes by so doing to
sell the more. Go and examine his prices
and stock before purchasing elsewhere
may ~, 1856. If J II. KNOX.
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The County Court of Davidson has
resolved to erect a court house on the
old site, and means are being devised
for its immediate construction. The
plan is a handsome one, and the house
will be ornamental tothc city. 1t will
be larger than the old one.
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STATE Of Tennessee.

District Court of Chanccry at Winchester
franklin County, July 9th, 1856.
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BATHING SALOON ANEt BARBER
SHOP.

Any person who has made us one shipment
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The commercial letters Of Wooten
& Holloway have ceased to arrive
What is the matter?
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CoNGREssIoNAI.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.
SENArE.-Senate resumed consideration of the
motion to print the Message and accompanying
documents.
Mr.. Pugh entered into defence of the Pres
ident in all the positions and arguments of the
Message, and especially that portion oft which
denounced the spirit of scctionaism and disr-
HousE-The question pending being the ref
erence of the Message to the committee of the
whole, Mr. Washburne, of Maine spoke at some
length, controyerting the views of the Execu-
tive and condemning his impntations concern
ing large portion of the people of the Free
States, with much severity, after which the
House adjourned.
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- IHE announcement here YESTERDAY. saws ithe
Phtadelphia Sun Of Saturday, of the failure az
Jacob Little, the great stock broker Of New
York, and of the Hcnshaw's at Boston. cre,teI
some little stir among our stock operators. and
for the moment prices Of fancies slightly decli-
heg, but subsequently recovered Mr.. Little is
understood to have been large seller of Pol
island Railroad short, for. future Geligery-tbat
Is, seller of stock that he did not hold. to de-
aver on call or on given day, calculating thai
the stock would decline in the interim. and thai
he would profit the amount of difference The
bulls, who were buying the stock of him.
seem TO. 10 haze been most active and instead of
about s5a90al04. The seller, finding himself
cornered, y yesterday acknowledged hisinahiiis
y to go on bnt protested his willingness to s..t
ne ms contracts at yesterdays prices. which We
presume will be accepted. and the great op,r.s-
Tor maintnin his seat at tho Board
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UReLARY-HrAvr Loss-The dry goods
between IL and o'clock on Sunday night and
rabbed OF silks, principally, to the value of
5000. The silks stolen were mostly plain
black. An embroidered black velvet clcak. and
plain black velvet cloak, narrowly trimmed
were taken with the silks The robbers effected
IN an entrance oy boring out one of the pannels in
the back door. The door to the yard, which
leads to the alley, has usually been left omen as
the yard extends to several adjoining buildings.
One of the clerks of the house sleeps in an. up
per story, but the rogues We're so quiet about the
robbery that neither he nor any of the neigh
/ bors heard anything of them. The tloor of the
it all night -
Messrs. ID. a. & Co. offer reward of $500
Tor the recovery of the goods and the detection
OF the thief or thieSes.-LoaisrilLe Journal oJ
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l,osr, between the Athcnmum and the Times
oiicc, last evening, pamphlet entitled ..In-
structions to the Honorary Secretary of the
Cosmopolitan Art Association, which can be
Of no consequence to the finder, but of infinite
salue to the loser. The finder will confer a ia
sor by leaving it at this office.
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ATHESAErM-MIss ELIZA LoGAN.-Our adj
rniration of the peculiar manner of this lady
increases with our opportunity of observation.
1he wonderful power of diction, the exquisite
modulation of tone, the impressive dignity. of
gesture and of grace that accompanies, with
magic power, her every word, carries captive
the hearts of her auditory, and in our estima-
'ion, places her, beyond question, immeasurably
IN advance of all competitors
Miss Logan's manner, so unlike the boistcrous
Exclamation, now so common, is peculiarly her
own; or if she have prototype, then what we
read OF the great StDDoSs, has been her only
model. What has been written of that. till now,
unapproached queen of dramatic art, may with
equal proprirty be said OF Miss Logan.
Her voice has plaintive sweetness, and yet
IS capable of tirmncss and cxertion. Her eve is
piercing and expressive, and her brow capable
Of contracting with disdain, or dilating with
sympathy or pity, and her articulation, clear,
penetrating aud distinct So entirely is she
mistress of herseif-so collected and so deter
mined in her gestures, tone and manner, thai
she never eris, rs many do. because she doubts
her own powor of comprehension or ability to
= - "'.s. sSS'ii lEe1shueu fshe IS sparlne
in setion, trusting more to an impressive modu-
lation of voice tlan to the efforts of gesticula
ton, to produce proper impression of the pas
sion delincatcd.
Though her jndicious acting is the result o.
the most refined assidious attention, no studied
trick or start can be predicted; none of thoss
arts IN which the actress is seen, and not tn,
character can he found in the xvor6nrf;,l ,,o,.,
atoms of Miss Logan
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-BARcAIss--At the Old Post Office
sorner, opposite the Mcclure House. B. II.
Watson is selling outand has a variety of boots,
hats, &C., that he will job to best advantage.
those interested will find it tothcir advantage to
call, as he informs US he will not be nndersold
in this city.
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FROM IOWA

CulcAGo, Dec. 9.-.rhe message Of Governor
Grimes of Iowa is brief, he devotes material in
terest to State finances. Total available revenue
$4,000 Total Indebtedness $12sO0O. He
recommends immediate provision for S55 900
worth of State bonds due on the LIST of january.
ing failed 10 pay s6o6o0 directed BY last Legs
lature,j he recommends the appointment of a
commissioner to examine the affairs
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suspExsroS OF NAvIoArloN. learn from
TIC GAINESVILLE Courier of Tuesday that the John
Buel, running between GAINESVILLE and Marietta,
leo the former place onMonday las, with an ex-
eellcnt trip of passengers and freight, but the
ice was thick and formed too rapidly to make
the trip either safe or pleasant After having
CONC some six miles she returned, and is now
Wing in the canal at GAINESVILLE, waiting for a
thaw.
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TnE R,vGa-Nve feet two inches in the
channel, and falling The stream is still cover
Cd With floating ice, but the weather having
Moderated in the last "a hours, it now forms but
little hindrancc to steamboats,.
Reports rom all points above and below. re-
rort the river falling
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NEGRO INsuRREcTIoN.

NASHVILLE, Dec. lO.-Thcrc have been rll-
mors here of expected Instructions. All is
quiet now. No outbreak, and no anxiety on the
subject
The Louisville Courier,s Hopkinsville, KY.
correspondent, says: "The Hopkinsyille COM
pany was dispatched to Lafayette, and found
the latter more scared than hurt, and returned
thn nc Vt div q ~ 49, lLI
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FnE Adgasta1 Ga) Sentinel alas an editorial
clearly discrediting the soundness of the Bank
of Fulton, at Atdlanta, inIthat State whiehiit
intimates is owned and managed by Wall street
brokers'
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III NOT a DYE

RGtd, ersoas Srh diseases o; Aa
nSsr or scakp Eetd the tolLocing and Judge Of
/ :, Mks 81 a. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR RESTORER
heY: NJ TEACHER go years age),t Pitcher, Chem
aEo OountyN Y My hair is lts natural
color and 10 fall - -
Rev. VIM GUTTER, I'd Mothers magazine, N. Y. "AIy
&c." 'l2tS ~ ~ " MS y" i'a'1 efN''
Rev B. = STONE 4. D. Concord n. II. '.sis hair which
vas now restored to its natural color, &e.',
Rev. D. CLESDENIS Chicago, H.. can add my testi.
n99hy, ana recommend II to my friends."'
key.D I. WOOD, Middletown, n. Y. "My own hair has
was becoming bald, Scr u 9ifciz -
HeT p TUsTlN, Charleston, g. @. nIhe white harIs
oeSomlng obyiatei, and new hair forming. &c.r
A. fRiN Silver Creek, N " .It produced
good esct on my hair and can have commended i'm
recommends IL. " - - -
n h, ~ r. s9lti;lS, Gross River, \. Y also, and
We might swell this list, the above fail 10
" Sold by all the principal merchants In the United
Sapa hhd CAnnda Wholesale and depot NO.
80 hroome street New York Some dealers try
i, Q, ms, on which they make profit Il 20,
nctlE :6ndaM
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GREAT FEAT IN TELEGRAPHING.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. Q, IL o'clock, A. M-The
agent OF. the Associated Press, received over the
the same was published here fully one hour be-
fore the steamer reached her wharf in n. York.
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'HE INTELLIGENCER.
URspAY MORN: DRoEMBER IL, 1856.
TO TmE PURLE0.

Be have .hls day sold to Me.srs. Campbell eDermo.
entire Inteseneer ONCE. were.urn ursiasere thanks
10 Dur patrons for the many of kindness have
attheir hand, and cordially commend
70 wedoubt not they viii be found prompt
on attentive 10 every department Of business, and viii
evsr deserve the patronage of the community
our accounts VIII run 18Th instant. AID hope our
VIII AID q. in speedily closing up outstanding
Z cunts.
rhs business Of he Era VIII lie settled by either of the
,aers and Dr. Beatty viii be found =. the ONCE for that
psrpose. BEATTY co. !.
srheriins, oe. sth. 1886.
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P1HAI.ON's PAPIIIAN I.OIION,
Or Floral Raa11fi Co. =

a great Cosmetic for identifying skin and complex
ION, and Tor curing Chapped Hands, Face, Lips Tan sail
burn, trecEes Pnples, scAlds, burns, sure and
II Is very soothing to the skin keeps the
will be found to be great remedy Price one Dollar per
bottle. - ~ 20
sAfAGOS.s- HHAssEti-HAHRs Dye
one oil the very best Natural Ies world Is long
use mas proved 1t 10 he beyond rumparsor and being
vegetable producton injury done to t.
sEin 1t Is sasiy applied and can obtain black
itself Price 81 and 81, 80 per box.
Made and sold by Z PHALoN, nj 19T BROADWAY. cor
her Dsy ST, and otI broadway, ST. Nicholas Hotel n Y
ana ~ drugIsts and Fancy Stores throughout the S.
~ mn on's Chemical IA mir Inv gorntor..
me most complete article of the before offered
to the public 1t has test Of teft~ years Ii: ths
country and not one OF the many hundreds Of limitations
have been able to compete with for preserving dressng
The Hair, and keeps the head clear
rnrnh ETC. 1t Il inestimabe in short, IL is everything
Tue hat requires Price Soe and 81 iSr bottle.
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GOLDEN BEE HIVE sT0RE

.GOLDENs BEE HIVE STORE,
h ia MAIN ST, MHEELING.5 !
=. FALL and WINTER TRADE.
SSIuSE rfIuaIaS
- they are now in receipt of their full stock of Fall and
Winter -1isi a7Tf
DRY C Gods, Varieties aud millinery &; Gods
They kaye just received their Second Fall Purchases,
which, added 70 their former stock will enable them pre-.
sent TO the Public more than g
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
embracing the BEST SELECTION choice goods they have
ever offered to tile Public. = lslftHs1
To their former variety they have added
Capctng and Rugs OF the latest designs and best makes
and also beautiful line OF Eurs suitable for the
Winter Tradeto both OF which, we'll their stock
generally, they invite the attention OF the Trade.
the late all kinds Of Cotton febries, buy
ing largely with III. Cash. they have done many years
pas y we'll as directly from the Importers.
urers In some instances they able er Inducements
eScelie'i by no similar house IL the West.
To meet the Of thelr rapidly increasing they
have made andar making ample arrangements furnish
the Public with
their line In the West. s-if il q 5lSf49la5
In this stock may be found fully l5sl. 2
IL, 00V ys Silks-embracing finest inported
"A ,Oun French Merinoes, Cashmeres, Bombarines,
Ihibets and Mndioininsof every quality aud color, f
full line of the Richest Painted, and Sat-
In striped Cashmeres and Delaises--Importcd. =.ii
800 shawis and CloaGs-eunbraelng OF the richest
10000 yds GinehamS Debazes DelaInes Prints
6OOO0 " OF Dcmescs-eihbracing the largest line of
AMERICAN Woolens and Cotton goods kept by any
house, Il not by any house in the city.
They have laid in their stock with cash
trade and pledge the Public that upon their part
shall he wanting to please.
They feel confident that they Inducements 10
close cash buyers exeeed by house in West, in
the United States. No trouble goudsoods sent 10
Cars. Hotels and Boats for customers. talf =
t. ~ Always on hand, Prime Live Geese Feathers.
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PKsyrMED Enthusiastically or gentleman would re-
main under the curse Of disaGreeabe breath when by
Ing thc BALM Tuors fLowRs dentifrice would
not only render but as aIabaS-
ter! aIRny persons do their bad and
the subject Is delicate their friends will never nientia
il. Pour single drop OF the "Bali' your tooth brush
and wash the teeth light aud morning. 50 cent bottle viii
last year. 1.-t - . iis
BE1uTlIut OoNfLExtos be easily acquired by using
the Balm Thousatd Fowersn viii remove tan pin
Pies and ffeckes from the skin, leaving soft and rose
hue. Wet towel pour two or three drops and WASH
the face night and morning. ~ 2 81 ~ 2 ss;5sst
MADE EAsY.wet your shaving brush in either
cold water pour three drops balm of
Thousand FloEers rub the beard we'll 1t will make
beautiful sof. latter much facilitating the operation
ing. Price only fifty cents. 81 4
". p. FETRIDGE 4 CO., sfael
por sale IS T. IL LOGAN co sas2fs sfT5Sss
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NEw ieR FL Dee 1e-rlour declining, $500 bSis sola
dull and prices irregular 10000 bushels sold
Corn advancing; i. 800 bushels sold PORK duh Beef
hrIi Lard buoyant Whisky easier nj Sic Stocks
geicrally higher.
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J. nd. HAMILTON,
STEAM BOAT AGENT
. ? .EThAssroarA1Ios orsicr B. 4 o. n. R.

WHEELING, VA.
Wharf Bont nj the foot OF Monroe stress,
VIII attend to the receiving DELIVERING of freight and
the collection Of freight bills.
Freight FOR ali the regular packets viii be received free Of
eharEt. nvl2-tf
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iyr notice that John D. Campbell, son of the
Lon. Lewis D. Campbell, of Ohio, has received
ihe appointment of assistant clerk of the House
Of Representatives. Salary $1,000.
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AYERS .oATHARTIo PILLs.

Va tdk10
ME sciences OF Chemistry and Medicine have taxed
their utmost to produce this perfect purga-
tive which Is known 10 Innunerahle proofs
that these virtues which The
on the esteem of all They safe pleasant
take but powerful to Ther penetrating properties
ructons OF It's purify the blood expel disease
They pnrgeout the fon humors which breed and grow dis
natural action aud lnpart healthy with strength the
Whole system. Not only DO they the everyday
Of every body but also formidable and dangerous
diseases that have baled the hest of human skin. While
they produce powerful Effects they time in
diminished doses, the safest and best pysc that be
ployed Tor children Being they pleasant
to take and being purely vegetable freerom
Of HARM have been made which surpass belief were
they not substanated exalted position and
nent and yscIans have lent their
lily to the public the reliability of remedies while others
have sent the of their conviction pre-
paratons contribute immensely afflicted,
suffering feiOw-inen! q q 100
American Almanac containing directions for their use,
and the certificates OF their OF the following
plants sa sast5sI
Costiveness, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatsn Dropsy
Heartburn Headache arising from foul Stomach Nausea,
lndgestIn Morbid inae.ono OF the Bowels pain arising
terefro, Flatnepcy, LOss OF Appete,all ucerous and
cutaneous Diseases Which require Medicine,
scroina, Kings Evil They ALSO by purifying the blood
and stimulating the System, many complaints which
would notbe supposed they could reach such Deafness
dreu
structionS Of its functions. .ef Ij5 : 80
Do not be put on by unprncilei dealers with other
with this in It's intrinsic valu curative powers.
sick want the best aid there is for them, and they should
have It. ~ '+afIts 'sss
Prepared by DIR james G. yers.
Praciicaland Analy tical Chemist,
Lowell, Mass
PRICE % CTS PER Box..........FIyE DoXEs PoR 81
The genuine ARTICLES sold by
Andb all Druggists Wheeling and Dealers In Medicine
everywhere. ag2I6m
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ElIPERoHs NAp0EEoN ANN THE "a,
Isls Issss Il 4
I. ), .SIfLL IiHIIL1lPIL1f Miftfil = ! - -

! - II1II III U4HfHdNI!
the tints brought the hair by Cristado-
ro's matchess reytaiiEng Hair Dye andthose produ-
ed by application of the burning fluids ordinarily
Hair Dyes that the natural In one
case, unnatural In tile other the simple
the which exact che
tnsa combination operates and innutabe prn-
eples Made sold and applied lin private roons) al
Crstadoro's. 6 Aston House, Broadway n Y Also for
sale by the Principal Druggists peifamers throughout
the country. 'ai -
New York Agents, W. II. CORY co.
s' WARD, CLOSE & co.
&. Wheeling Agents, T.. H. LOGAN CO.,
fe6;lydaw Bridge Corner Druggists.
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ARRIVED.

to- Prof. DE Grnth's Electric Oit,-THE
Is the preinonitor of
Gras Electric OH is the marvel Of this age for
Cures rheumatism often In day.
Cures Neuralgia. roothaehe, Minutes.
Cures Crampin Stomach, minutes. TsT
Cures Burns, Bruises, Wounds, TO 8 days. Is
Cures Pains Pal in Bask, Breast. Il day. -
gurss Earache, sun Neck, Ague, night
Cures Ielons Broken Breast Salt Rhenn days; cures
eeassss; paipi;on plssri,s % 10 Asthma,
A6ssss, to Frosted Feet
ASK Mr. wilkins, Of LynehburE II chas De GRATIS fee
te on did not cure him OF rheumatism and
Ask Rev Mr. Caldwell II 1t did relieve him Of sever.
cough and pain pain IN the hreas.!ss on. might.
sEee slaads in the throat in hieen minutes, when the
Doetoi tsait he would die in short time.
IL u did not relieve her Of the headache
DEAFNEss CURED.
Prof DeGraisiy brother has been deaf ,lrss yesS
i ersd mari gs, he used ysgE OIL fey times and
Ask Mr. Scranton, who Afterwards. bought $50 ,ser 10
sen ny on removes At once, Rheas
Anisisa IS Years and Cured Week, Read letter
tronl ne y. James Temple
4 q 4 PHrt.., jane 9Th, 1856
z sss and sssss pa have unable
s soIh OF val any dsanss for many past
night sp, serndiy and to-day am IKE nss man
ss S Il ss ~
70 90 IN IL years q Gracefully, yours.
81 n 4 Ker. Jk,fEs TEMPLE, $40 South st +
Ins on ts mild pleasant hatInesS. propertIes
are an fog good Children have ii given is teeth
rie on They know q is e
sSsf sss am oons 70 e; money! Look ont Beware =
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