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Southern Literary Messenger.
FOR THE YEAR 1856.

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TIE HICCup.--We have often heard that

TIE HICCrp.--We have often heard that
people can find no remedy for that annoying
complaint, the hiccup Or hiccough. I may
mention that some time ago I hal occasion
to call at 4 highland shooting-lodge, and on
entering the kitchen, where two English
sportsmen were sitting, happened to be at
tackled by a fit of hiccup, and must have cut
rather an awkward figure. [ observed one
of the sportsmen take piece of gray paper
from his pocket, and afterlighting and blow
ing it out, he started up, and, without say
ing a word, held the fumes of itopposits my
mouth and nostrils. l started, to be sure,
but was quite astonished to find myself inn
mcdiately cured, and have since seen it
frequently tried on others, and always PROV
ingp ''neverfailing remedy"
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South Car0lina.-York District.

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Wylie s. Smith, vs.. E. II. Moss.-Attachment
VMTHEREAS the Plaintiff did on the 9Th day Of
w September file his declaration against the
Defendant, who (as it is said) is absent from and
without the limits of this State, and has neither
wife nor attorney known within the same, upon
whom copy of said declaration might be served !:
1t is therefore Ordered that the said defendant do
appear and plead to the said declaration, on or be-
fore the 2Sth day of September, which will be IN
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and ifty-six, otherwise final and absolute judg-
ment will then be given and awarded against him.
JOHN G. ENL0E, C. c. c. rLs.
Clerks Office, York District |
Sept 27, 1856. 80 1yq
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NEOLASSES.--10 Barrels Superior N. Or.
lvl leans Molasses. 10 half barrels do.
u Bbls Stewards Refined c. Sugar.
Is Boxes Z. D. Cheese.
Just Received by
s.. j. KUYKENDAL & BRO.
FebT 6 If
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GROCERIES
EVERY DESCRIPTION MAY BE FOUND
s. S.J.KUYKENDAL & BROTHERS

4 prices which cannot fail to suit purchasers
Ma place COMPETITION beyond DEFIANCE.
Those visiting Yorkville with the intention of pur-
chasing any article in the GROCERY LINE, will
find it to their advantage to examine our Stock,
before purchasing elsewhere.
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Feb 81

BEWARE THE IDES OF OCTO-
I'D BER.-Return Day is past, but it will soon
return again. My NOTES AND ACCOUNTS are
still in the hands of JNO. L. MILLER, ESQ.,, for
collection; and those indebted to me are earnestly
requested to call upon him and settle. The bust
ness must be closed. W. ]. BOWEN:
April 3 l3 If
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GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY!
JACOBS CORDIAL,

FOR ALL
Bopel Diseases, Cholera, Dysentery, Diarhe, ChOl-
era Morbus, Bilious Chohc, Cholera Lnfantum.
Also, admiralty adapted TO many diseases Of
Females, especially painful 'nenstruation.
THE 0irtues of JacoJ's Cordial are TOO ,cell
hnown 10 require enconiun's.
lst 1t cures the worst cases of Diarrh9a.
ID. 1t cures the worst form of Dysentery.
Sd. 1t cures California or Mexican Diarrhea.
4th. 1t relieves the severest Collie.
9th. It cures Cholera Morbus.
9th. 1t cures Cholera lnfnntum.
7th. 1t cures Painful Menstruation.
9th. 1t relieves Pain in Back and Loins.
9th. 1t counteracts Nervousness and Despon-
dency
10th. 1t restores Irregularities.
llth. 1t dispels gloomy and Hysterical Feelings.
18th. It's m admirable Tonic.
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DOCTOR HoOFLAND's CELEBRATED
GER N An BIT TER s..

DOCTOR HoOFLAND's CELEBRATED
GER N " BIT TIERS
PEEPAREDB by c.M. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa
UTILLeaectuelly cure Liver-complaint, Dys-
w peps!a. Jaundice, chronic or nervous de.
biity, diseases of the kidneys, and all diseases
arising from disordersd stomach or liver.
Such as constipation, inward piles, fulneAs,
OF blood TO the head, acidity Of the stomach,
Nausea, Heart burn, disguit for food, funoss or
light In the stomach sour eructations, sinking
or auttering at the pit Of the stomach, swimming
Of the head, hurried and difficult breathing
auttering az the heart, choakng or suhocating
sensations when in a lying position, dimness OF
vision, dots or webs before the sight fever and
dull painin the head deficiency OF perspiruiion ,
yellowness Of the skin and eyes pain 10 the
side, back, chest, limbs, &c. Sudden 6ushes Of
heat burning In the flesh, constant imagiHings oi
evil, aud great debility ofspiEits.
The proprietor In callingths attention Of the
public to this preparation, doesso with feeling
Of the utmost confidence in lie virtues, aud its
adaptation to the diseasesfor which tits recon-
mended.
Il is no new and untried article, but one that
has stood the teht OF ten wears trial before the
American people, and its reputation and sale is
unrivaled by any similar preparations extant--
The testimony In its favor given BY the most
prominent and we'll known Physicians and in
diyiduals In all parts Of the country, is immense
Thomas Letchford, Covington, KY, Decem-
Der ~. 1883. says; ''My wife has been affected
with the Liver Complaint and dyspepsia for a
number OF years, during which time ! have
paid great deal fer doctorlng, but she receiv ed
very little benefit therefrom and 6naIly the doc
tors said she could not be cured Last spring
she concluded 10 Try yonr hiuers, she took two
bohes, and ever since taking them she has been
able to attend to hor business. have sold
quite number Of bottles through her recon.
mendation, and as far as can learn, IL has given
satisfaction to all.
David Abbott, Austnburg, Ohio, December
1853, says Permit me TO bear testimony to the
I ~ mo uNHnNaN H.
the cure Of fLiveroomplaint For years previou,
TO taking II, was severely afflicted with disease
OF the liver, so much so that did not expect tc
i've, but by free use OF the biters thanks to
kind Providence, ] find myself entirely restored
ITO health and ableto resume my usual employ.
ment."
These Bttters are entirely vegetable aud free
from alliniurious Ingredients
For sale by Druggists and Storekeeperse
where, and by
GIBSON & ST.ANKER, !. L. StJohn,
Tifin, RsC. Cuples, Rome, n -. ID. Arnold
Molmore. feb Is lY
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FRANKLIN'S
I'R Isn - ydropathic Institute,
..o.r,. NJ "


has been In successful operation seven
months. The amount OF business done in
| the Cure h0s far surpassed the most sangutne
Expectations OF the proprietor and the pros.
peot is fair foE full house next spring, there.
| fore all who wish rooms will do well TO 0p.
My soon, The new edihoe 10 Of brick and
stone 100 by 80 Il. Eve stories high, aud ar
ranged expressly for a Water Cure. There
are two Bath rooms entirely seperate, for the
sexes, furnished with every variety Of bathes
and an abundance Of pure soft cold and
warm water The rooms are all we'll venti-
lated, large, pleasant aud neatly furnished,
Every room is supplied with soft springand
filtered ram water Of the purest quality. II
is hardly necessary TO say that Fredonia is
one of the mos; preferable localities in the
United States, every way considered AID es.
pecially Gor the nviid. Terms from dol.
lars 20 i2 dollars per week including Room
board md treatment, according TO room md
attention required. Those who are very HELM.
less must provide private servants. Zach
pationt requires one comfortable, two WOOL
en- blankets, two cotton and one linen sheet
and OF 8 crash towels, and a riding habit
fof ladies. IL furnished by The proprietor
dollar per week will be added- Ali bills
TO be paid every Saturday Prescription for
home treatment by letter OF otherwise. from
TO dollars; Communications post paid, ad.
dressed to DID, franklin, M. ID. FIedonia,
Chaut Co. N. Y. will receive prompt attention.
"In the sweat Of thy face shalt thou eat bread
ill thou return untothe ground" Gen. 3,
10. 'The sleep Of a labofing man is sweet
Eool. 8, 10. Those who have not much mon
oy may come, as theiglabor will be taken in
part payment Females whose cases re
Quned iwhill betreated upon the suoct ssful
principle wioh has been kept a secret by
DT Hamiltonof Rochester N. Y, which will
be an extra charge.
| Frehonln.Rnh. %.
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MAP or SENECA COUNTY. THERE'S few
more Of these maps leit; andthoso who wish to
secure one Of them would do we'll 80 call soon,
asthere willpositiveiy be no more published -
Gallon {, II, Homing orthe agent Mr. A. Ian
don. nj
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New GOOds,

MISSES A.&E. HUSBAND have JustreceIv.
lNI ed from New York we'll selected stock oi
NEW GOODS, embracing every variety and
some choice STYLES Of Ribbons, Flowers, Bonnstsi
Caps, Grapes, Giacit Silksand Tissues Tor Manil.
las, Lace and Muslin Flounci0ga, Lace and Mus.
ling Collars and sleeves, Underhsudkerchiefa
Dress Trimmings, &C., &C.
Straw Bonnots 81 leachod and altered into Che
Ilaterstylos; also Mantllas made,
nrTho corner Of Black's Block.
April "a. 1853,
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GROcRRiRS.

ofall Kinds, Of the very best quality aRd ~ low
AZ the lowest,
Goods Tor ohildrons wear, both for masters,
aud niascs In great varieties. Misses fats and
bonnets, boys hats and caps, checks aud light
goods FOR boys clothing, also very ~ n stock OF
chdrcna plain aud fancy shoes. Also tromou.
dous ot OF goods for mons summer wear, both
cotton, linen, aud light oaslmoros tvoods Ne. -
In fact let mo say that In this store you can lind
each and every article, both for ladies' and gen.
tlcmon, In tho piece, or ready made, tbs you can
call for, and pledge mysolfto be
UNDERSOLD BY NO ONE.
N. b. Every Kind ofcountry produce waited
for which the highest market price will bo paid
Bcnns, Chickens, Booswax, Rags, Feathers, aud
Timothy aud ClJyersood, corn, oats aud Hides
Also Lumber and any quantity ofgood shingles.
Gentlemen.
WILL RECCoLECT that my ready made
ooihpg, furnishing aud tailoring Embellishments
prc in the most iu blast, and that nt tho roar OF
the Store Rooms thoy can pass from one 10 the
other, and thoy mutt further rccollect, that this
Store ll o store for them 10 come q, as they can
bring their lady and the whole family, and got
every thing they want without goiug out doors,
Right square In front Of the Court Houso.
THU Ohio, May lsL ly.
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SOMEYHING POR mn MILLIoNEm


h,nv n , 49,. Waterford Mast, July o5, 1885
PROF Oh. WOOD: With confidence do reeonnenA
your Hair Restorative, being the most os i
ever saw have used the Waphe and otherprepsations
tne oay a W'hopt effect Since using your air Resto
ratye my hara and whiskeu which were almost white nav.
gradually grown dark and now feel confident hiatt s-
more applications viii restore them ther uYal color
u also has relieved me or all dundru and unpeaant
ing''o common among persons Sqopeupre freely.
J. G.. KlLBY.
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NEMs EOR THELADIEa.

WD m sayinr ihs iaiie bat hs
tuoa prepared 90 fhou cm one oi che choce iot ~
Fancy uods ever offered in ts mafrti among which -
Woift hniqne and gfo. ~ ine ski Acfnoes Delageti
Hrusslas Msro and VaencIuttlacel French hmhrolder
os In and Of better qualiiy than n found n
ths artet nonnoi sikslsaina and velvet fiDhoni hnd
trimminqs nfoahs sk and Woolouf uud square thawls
Coaks, and Tnlmas, Cioaking cloths fattins andFeve~
he 2aiiesaio invltod 20 cell end examine fof them
elves.
sept. 5,h, ieis
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SIR In Consequence Of having hair for several yssys
past not only gray but perfectly white have cut Il short
since was induced to use your Hair Restorative and ust
IN Justice says that ts effects almost mfnrulous r h
mas changed gradually to al It's orher speno A. 10 colo
and le it 80 son and glossy be more beautiful s1
Il ever was, when under the influence Of the finest ON
y thebes preparation for toilet use Of ANYTHING is M.
world RETsY SMITH.
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elorlOus. NeVsI for tho Needy !


Glorious. NeWsl for the Needy ! n
ERLbBR BRO.
TTGRCBY inform the citizens Of Iiiin and ~
III entity thstthey huvo taken and enlarged the
middlo ROOM Of Blacks Block, Wnshlngton-st''
rimn, whore thoy are now receiving eud open
ing. diroci from tht Eastern ciiosend oftho most
roccnt mpoualionai an entirely new end one or
the beet and mostbrllliantetock Of dry goods over
oxpotcd for sale IN this market Our stock g
ull aud complete, selected with great care. and
purchased staurh prices os will enable us 10 sell
10 cheap that it viii Do 20 tho interest Of ovorY
QUO 10 call nttho rev emporium and examine
our stock before ruschasine. Our agsoument Of
L00iCs' DFCs8 Goods
h large. and uuturpbasod In siy lee and qualities.
In the following ii-t we nnmo parts Black erode
Rhino silk, BLACK Dros3 and Apron Silks, Plaid
Summor silks poplina, Shallies, Alpacas, De
BoFcs plain and iaucy DO Lainos, Boregos, Tie.
suea. Igwns Lawn Robos. Every description
or White Dress Goods, Dotted Swiss. Dotted
svvi.' Embrcidorcd, Colorod Swiss, Swiss Mus.
liu. Victoria Lawns, Bishop Lawns. Plaid and
Striped Noinsooks, son Malls, Grsl and second
Mourning Dress Goods.
Shmols.
In this department purchase oannot fail TO he
pleased. Eilhand Grape Shnwls, Stella, P0ugoof
and Bicta 0ousa Shawls, Mantillas, &c.
Ribbon, Bonnet Ribbon.
Ivory particular attention is paid 10 styles and
Iquulluos Bonnet, Hat. Cap and Mautua Ribbon
Dress Trimming.
the variety nnd beauty Of this department car
only bo appreciated by pursonol examination
| ln Hosiery, Gloves, &c., We bayo everything
| o complete q full stock.
Bonnots iiats and Flats, Umbrellas and Para
solo,
OO0O ynrds best British and American Prlnu
Domestic GOOdg.
! BIoochod und Brown sheetlugi. Lnen Sheet
/ lings, Pillow aud Toblo Linen, rowling Crashes
] Bicachod and Brown Muslins, Oauaburga, Drill
! ines, Begging, Corset Jeans, Tlokings, flannoiS
! Naukocns, Checks, Ginghnms, SC.
cents. Department..
| Cloths, bltck aud fancy Cassimores Satin and
summer VosNngs, Saitnots, Jeans, rweeds
| CqssmOros. Brown Llnon, Linen Drills, aud
ovorything else belonging 10 the department.
We call particular attention 70 the above
gooda, nsa part Of our large and we'll sclocted
stock. Nothing will bo loft ndous 70 please al
lho Dsy Goods Emporium Of -
BAH kinds Of produce ,stsn atmarts
prices. apr IL
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PROEHWooDi Having experienced the msyie.e.
81 your Hair Restorative, dopyou this upon The suhso
About two years ago my hair commenced flling oa Al
tumngg was fast becorna bald Imet fsend ~
had used your Resofatvei and spoke highly Of s
was induced toty H. alhOugh had but Iitie fak A.
hau before tned 80 many other remedies. condidHeea
using your Restorative IN January, last. feW Spabs
hons fastened my hair nrly. began 10 I'm up grp, 81
and turned back % rs former color (baek) Atthf time
ts fully restored toit orgnalcoor health and Sppesr
anoe, and eheeTially recommend ts use 70 an
c,,...- -, J. ID. Hots.
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IN, 5. BEERs 3 Co. ProprI.ter,.
No. W broadWay NeM Yert.

whom all orders must be addros1ed
For sale by Druggists and country Mersbsrfs
in allParts Of the United States and Cspsds'.
and by I. L. 81. John, Gibson & slanker. Ti6n,
g. r. CaPlss, Rome, n. a l.. ID. Arnold Nal.
more. feb rs 1856 ".
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Al. & O. ORONIsE
New nnk Establishment

TTWW W"W --N|- " ~ IL y
Have lust opened one Of the best assort-
meat Of books ever brought TO this city
They are al new and selected with care, and
contain all the late valuable publications In
light literature, science &C. &C.
An new books Of merit will be pfocufod
Immediately on their publication, The pop.
ular magazines Of the day are also procured
at m early period.
School books Of every variety and Kind
Gold pens, pencils, quilts, inks, cards, sl9tes
and a large stock Of The finest qualities OF pa
peri copy books, blank books, &C., &C.
Pictures, oil prints, lithographs, &c. Music
the latest and mostadmired, Wallets and IAN
cy articles, all very low. Drop In and TAX,
look az our stock before purchasing else
where. One door south Of BuskiIks Whole
Sale Grocery. ..
! June 22th'56,
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TOMB HOSS & CO.,
BANKERS,
70m6's Block, Opposite .s1agdan House

7om6's Block, Opposite .ShavAan House
TNaE portuership heretofore existing between
the undersigned In the Banking business
Aereby dissolved
Having associated with as John Arnold and
Jacob Tomb, the business will be continued al
heretofore without interruption, underline style
Of TOMB, HUss n co.
The same rules will be observed as heretofore
Ia the payment ofintoreston q eposits, yizi
AZ months at the rate of A per cent.
- 6 "a -
"12
The money 10 all cases pay able on delivery.
b. TOMB,
s. ARNOLD,
May LIST 700. JOHN L. HUSS.
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a SPLENDID unortmoni Of Yerk's celebrates
n rb.rroal. " ator coolcra and flttrer arc now
rcady fer Inspection aud snlo q, Norks nporum
which d ne onlr place In sonocs couutT where
vou can ohislu aerlcctflnc cooler anJl hltorer
thnt will fltcr rain or woll water as pure as
ssme feon, tht hoavons. Lodies anH,cnuomun
call ana zee them. ie.N7 80.
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Bank.

TosfAH HEDGES, A. C.BALDWIN and w
y G., HEDGES have associated themselves for
the purpoae Of transaoting private Banking
business gndertho nHnoot
W. C.. HEDGES Co,
Interest will be paid on deposits siandingi
Smonths at per cent per annum,
g "
Land Warrants bought and sold.
". G, HEDGES q Co.
Maya, 1855
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g X E AT SPRING FASHIONED
Emerson x Co. are receiving usiT spiins y,,tiny,,
Coaungs, Cashmere Hate Gloves, Cravstsi &c Tbsls
nice Merchant Tailor work. anitT
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]. Bacher,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
{ ForemaR IN Me Store Of W. Hobbs, J
In Front Of the Court House,
TIFFIN, OHIO.

WTlLL pay particular attention hereafter 90
w Custom W oFk, aud owing othe superior
facilities possessed by Mr. Hobbs, w obtaining
the oorreotsty les, and other informeuonconnc
cd with the dress OF the GENTLEMAN. lie Is
confident thatthe most perfect satisfaction can be
given. Hu has now been about six years,
(wholly or in part connected With Mr.. Hobbs
ostablishment, and has been weekly furnished
with almost every means 70 perfect him IN his
Of the Fashionable community aud although his
principal business will be that Of tho MER
CHANT TAILOR, he will be glad 10 make up
goods brought In from any other establishme nt.
Mr.. Hobbs constantly has on hand vsry rich
und choice selection OF Cloths, Cassnores and
YestiuEs Of the latest desi gns.
NIB. All Work wnrrpnted to NJ aud we'll
made. Rooms, In the rear OF Hobbs Store,
ground hoor, where the Fashions are displayed,
both IN The Men aud Boys departments also
Ladies' Riding Habits made 10 order. .t
Nay1I.1a5g
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lust received general us,orment ofNll sizes
sy oftho celebrated Weatcrn Star. elevated oven
cook stove; ihis stove q warranted 90 give better
aausfactlon than any olhor elevated oven stove
thoy arc larger, heavier, aud take louger wood
draw better. beat up a house aud bake better than
any othor elevated oven atova, aud trimmed np
with furniture that can't be beat. For sale
Htrks Enporinm. lo,4' .oe
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JOHN sTAUB 4 co.

QEsrEUrFULLY announce to the public that
~ they are no longer in any way interested
in the SHAWHAN HOUSE STABLES, but
still carry on the LIVER y BUSINESS at their
old stand, where the public, as heretofore,
will always find good horses and 6ne oarria-
ges-better and cheaper than at any other
stable in Tfln. PASSEN GERS will be taken
TO any section ofthe country on short notice,
DAY OR NIGHT. Any Of Shrubs friends can
have their horses kept and fed in his stable
all times. Saddle Horses and single bug
ies-or buggies to let without hoisesj In fact
we can accommodate the public in any shape
OF form. That is our aim and we are bound
to do it, without fear of'friend or foe.'
a. The rumor that STAUB B. GO. have
SOLD their LIVERY stock is LIE WE
still have the best stock Of horses and bugger
in Tifln, and our prices are lower than ever
o. "OLD JOHN will be on hand at ali
times at his stable, where he looks "every.
thing over himself.
May nth is55.--tf
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NOTICE.
- MARRILLA JACKSON is hereby notified
That on the 18Th day ofJUly 1855, Frank Jac son
aleu his Petition in the Office Of the Clerk ofthe
Court OF Common Pleas OF Seneca County, Ohio
against her, and which is now depending 10 said
court; the s0HsTANeE ofwheh Is, That she, dis
regarding her duties, as wife, towards him,
has been willfully absent from him for more than
hoAtiou therefor, whatever, on his part, and the
from her.
The said petition win stand for hearing at the
neX tern ofsaid court.
PHILIP sPIELMAN,
Clork Of said Court.