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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-21

McCALER ~ BUNTING,
AVE just received and in store at No. 81 North Water
Il Street
60 bags Rio Coffee;
30 bbl8. Brown and White Sugar;
- " Irish Planting Potatoes;
y Fayetteville Flour;
5000 lbs. North Carolina Bacon
10 kegs and bbls. n c. Lard, very white;
g $ best Goshen Butter;
the best mountain Butter at q cents by the rin
aud cents IL b. retail and many other articles in their
line. (March 20th)
J1LUIp--lO bbs. just received, and for sale by
4 March 20 ADAMS, BRO. & co.
TAKE NOTICE.
LII persons indebted to Davis s. Bunting, settle on,
n before the first day of April next their dues will
be paced in the hands of Attorney for collection.
DAVIS & BUNTING.
March %, IS56.--L 1877 dot IS vat.
MEAL! MEAL.
WE keep constantly hand supply of fresh GROUND
w MEAL, which will sell at the lowest market price
either at wholesale retail.
JONES s. FOYLES,
Feb. 9th No. SO Market st.
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NOTICED! NOTICE

A DAMANTINE CANDLES-3J boxes, for sale by
II March 9Th. GEO. HOUSTON.
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NOTICE.
WILL be sold, the 3lst day of March, 1885, the
w residence of Samuel j. Walker d. all the perish
able property belonging to said estate upon credit Of six
months the purchaser giving bonds and approved security
March 2I.--[292w. G. w. WALKER, Admir-.
JESSE EOWDEN,
INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
L March 2l-29-tf1 WILMINGTON, N. G..
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G. RO( ,S

The very best ofarticlcs IN the above ia med line
Nc Goops cnn always be obtained ut his sure III
InpGt Inv er rales than Az any similar eatablist-
ment id the Tertiary. q Fl ,sfss Fl
Particular atlA0tion ii The preparation and dis
penaing Of Aledlcases Physicians and Country
Dealsfs will find Il for their interest 10 call and az
amipe bis sock ~ iiiincernenls viii he Offered
M. siclans criplions viii be zcais-
Tally and properly cnp01nd
All The best patent md icinsss of the day Dan
alwayssIe pbtained I'LL low st prices. N Also,
;sn as.pftaaaas NJ Cigars Tobacco Ind 'Gonisc-
iIair, Tooth I'M VA Nun Brpslss Haiir Dyes,
Pomas ess Hair Washss ana OiIs--a large variety
Fancy SBap s, sCosthetic, de-,
Drngsists' Glassware. Rnfaisks Fisid, Potash,
Ayids Oils, Vsrnishcs, Glas, Brushes, etc.
~ ehoisc assortment Of bast Teas -, RAJ;
sins. JelIics, Jamss Ksteh6 stcs. stttts
lowest market price s aes b
sfl Remember the Bas ay Az NJ Wipslow House
svhsre Champagnes. TISs II, a MN. 4 OH
Pom, Madeira. Sherry, NV Hin, Alsgg, Scotch
And Irish Whiskey NiufonS md Bour6of
WhiAkey, put can MN IA lsnnd of 'the vsfJ
best quality, and q shs very ls,tvsSt sicss. M
Stint Paul. "A PHI, NV sytfs III
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sINaIs Eo.IEs S an Corir 10
IwEsrY- Five CoPIEs 40


81. N. MI. VII,
q, NJ u, NM
I, I ON 81 Nh rae
u III W; I'D 49, NM ayerv
$500 ss q. IN mn, s,r
ss 30 ssl q, ~ -
he Msss egansy prilted upon 4
,sarti, sheet, each number cpntaining eight pages,
81 eght voted entirely 10 reains
mater all the News u the Dsy !;
.ar,a ,,f E!repe and the
srlsessA Il slls.s Commercial, Financial,
sFe MpL Reports i; E,ditarials.
pccial aiseati ,n MI AZ
hi sl.. Hill dr part
1nsi.ts WEN Nil be snrp passed by MY
slsey Tsean sI,ondchce ~
3df that of atis i,,tir!
INIT an the tnitsd vernon Kossufh Is 4
eoiltleht. nd aiming ifs conr batbrs
III the ppst writer's Of the day.
AZ I1iek Tinfd' ffain Paris, have otair-
= ;,,s ss,,,,,,ttion. m fre nopular.
IS I'M al sr;nsyi 81 independent 81 political
psst II of Edacsiiion, Temperaace.
raSe s,,;is NM, ii III AID az
~, the ae yati9; 5,il Improvement M I'M prcst
I'M n.osle. III III lstet ~ INV II. RAW.
assistea I'M abe writers III every department.
MN AM HE, ME M September nest, ths
Times l'a 90, g sul,ses.srs y Mail e
gESprsss y ,hs ta'lawng rates g .sa ~
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BOOKS, STATIC NER Y 'D Il PA,
II s3sl, ri. r. hi "A GIN(aS MN NY .,ssIi

NV E are now ii receipt Of orr + all and Win
IN ter supply and would call the atfentioS
of the Citizens 81 ihnesota to ourcompete ass1rt
meat nf Law, Medical. Musical, School, Blanksand
Miscellaneous Books, Stationery, Wall rapss, (sur
Badgley and Picquett'si Gold
PENS Office Stalipnery. for sale cheap Cashs at
3 COMBS 81 BRO, i, 55ss /
Franklin Book Store, near American House, 81.
Panl, NJ. ~. a. u. oct. rs. n23tf
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DIsso LUTIoN of PARTNERs IIIP.

TNHE partnership heretofore existing between
In r, Chduteau Jr. s. ca, &c ST. Louis, and
Charles W. Borup of this place, Under the name and
style of !. N nnesota Onffs and Sioux Outfit. is
hereby dissolved by mutual consent. Phe business
accounts and assets Of the concern belong the said
P.Chonteau Jr. s. Cos who ASSUMES all Liabilities,
and who receive all proceeds, or accounts due the
concefp. ri, sasg Z p. Gil IITEAI1 in. s. CO.,
CHARLES W.. BOR ~ Fl at 3
E ST, Panl, August 81, 1855. ss ss sep 20i4 ii
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EVERY DIES GRIP IION on MATFRAssEs, II
s,sttl VI II N 4, 11s ~
together with many other articles too numerous 10
mention. 90 All kinds 81 Upholstry work done Il
ordercn short notice and Ia the best manner, By ex-
perenced workmens Ell ~
O. KING !. &. 3. ~. i. E. C., RICH.
Saint Paul, June Ia, 1855. 81 n7y1
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N ~ -FH
INDIAN 60 DDS.
He liss sargs ssodk anid u rsndy IL dispose IL
them nj GAR rate for cash or Furs II From, his
location GU the border of The lndians country,
those wishing outfits tpr The Indian trade, would
do well 10 purchase 81 him. He will keep sup
plies p furnish those wishing 70 90 in,alhe lum.
He has constantly on hand Bark Canoes, HI
teduP with Oil Cioshss Tents. eic.,s % seli yorl
hire 10 persons wishing q visl ihe Pine regioag
above, explore that vast country lately &c ded is
the United States By she Chippewa India rs Il 81
make 10 trip up The Mississippi and across u
Fondu Lac. the head of Lake Superior, by The
Savanna Portage. Savanna and 81. Louis Rivers.
AThctrayeller desirous Of witnessing the most in
terestng portions Of wilds the Of america. should
BY I'll means take this trip, Gaides Of Voyagcr..
can always be furnished to iraveiers, who are
perfectly 6aniliar with those routes, and are men
who cars Nrusfed king tie Journey perfectly
safe. y Borap and Oaks. 81. Paul. and
Ramsa IN. Y.S yif MA
Crow INT s4prii 20. ysss 3's
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B { S I D RE!
SEpH BROWN.

II EE constantly On hand, Dry Goods, Gro.
IN ceF \, Provisions, etc, and deals iii Ears
All Of which will be furnished At tritling advance
on St. Paul prices Those wishing 10 supply them
selves with provisions in the vicinity Of Big Lake
and above there, will please call and examine his
goods and prices before going eiseM here .sss ~
Big Lake, Benton County, M. III, April 20, 1855
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DESIRE MICHAUD,

~ UEothF'. NITCIIsfUI,
{Successot to ALEX. REY,) Wholesale and Re-
tail Dealer in Groceries. Wines, Liquors, Pre-
served Fruits, Spices. Produce. ETC., Robert
Street, near Third Street, st. Paul, Minnesota.
sCP The highest price paid for country Pro-
dace. 4 isss s36t.ss 8g ts# asr'
ST. Paul, April. ytf
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JW @5B II IN is in % w ~ .

. Ws5A z 5sl 3 II WNy M j
T roprictor Of The Big Lase House.
WTILL endeavor 10 please all Who give him a
~ call. This house i situated immediately Oh
the shore Of Big lake. This lake ahonads in fine
fish, and many bite readily at the hook max inc rare
sport for those fond of angling. atss
Big Lake, Benton County, April 90, 1885 vii
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.st a ATLANTA AN 1, aINTERIOR
WYE will receive The Notes az Inc above
w Banks an Deposit and redeem, then, IN
Coin at current rates BORUP Ii CAKES.
", Paul Oct. l3. 1863. yl l,r, n2si4 "
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CITY CASH FURNISHING STORE.

MINNIE AND CooLEY. Merchant Taiiors,
Who,ssaIe an Retail Dealers and AIanafac-
rersof Ready-Made Clothing, and Gentle-
rasn's Furnishing Goods, Boys and Childrens.
CIo,hing in great variety. Roberts Street, 81.
Paul, Nj. T..
st. Paul, April. yN 81
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u "A " | D d AN

NM HOLESALE Dealer in Drpgs. Chemicals,
N Paints, s Oils !; Window Glass, &c E,ss,, are,
Dye Suits, Spices. perfn,ery. Fancy 6oosls, &C.,
corner q bird md Cedar Streets, amt Pau,
Having completed extensive arsangeinenrs with
the Manufactures Of W,adoss- Glass, WhMe Le;st
and Linssed il, am enabled To afsr these arices
at Wholesale at 81. Louis prices with addition sl
freight. a .s ss st
Il N. Bic Orders for stained and enamelled Window
Glass received and promptly executed Call and
see sampes. ssss 81 \, DIM sss5 s xsass5 All y Ia
Saint Paul, May q, IS55. 9nyl So
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\ Marble Top lent e JN Nbles, n
Mahogany It
Black Walnut 4 q
Marble Tap Wash Stands,
Mahogany and Walnut Wash Stands
Mahogany Bedsteads. f q,
Bureaus, 4, , s.;l
Common Bedsteads,
& Common Chairs, 1
Game Seat Chairs, ss
u Reed X .s ~
] Common
Arm
Velvet Carpets,
Tapestry 1899
Ingram 8 7s..'.sl
Three Ply 4
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kiOpFIC II Sis hereby given nv tlacI
Bvard 81 Com1sii ssinr,efs fcr BentorE
Connty that aIl tfespa ssers dl,cn sscbby n
Lands III snfd county VIII be prSseeut4
Cd to I'M ii 81 az the law They far-
thAr ss;x J We gisat Caleb D. Door
I'D. III 81 ss appoint sd sle ciak GEM
81 .tjis Bonrs aiiat their present Session
f6 fake cliarek Of the School Land III
fl,e Pinery ID raid County, and he ~
herShy aufh M gsttl with md
vi Iect stFoEn aII perssons hero cfore tres-
III st0g on mid ~ !! srd inc ]:
sing M pressas yea 81 ~ .
ylaairnaaa AZ ths Board.
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ii G. G.. GRISWOLD. sisSts .@4
Dealer in Ready -Mads Clothing, Hats, Caps and
Gents Furnishing Goods, Wholesale and Re-
tail, (Lambert's Brick Building, under Minne-
so,ian Office Third Street, St. Paul.
ST. Paul APRIL VII 81
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J. Z. WHITNEY,

y. u w III NEIs
Daguerrean Artist, Corner Of Third and Cedar
Streets, Saint Paul. M. f.
Miniatures taken in every style Of the art. Also,
Landscape Views--everyihing appearing as in
nature. except the colors. i y s.
Saint Paul, April, ytf
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NOW Fl} IA BARlsAI 81

S W Rfs III "a rs Al az
NOR s fsw'sss ~ 4; Roor atoEs ca,,'
~ he had It The 81 N
KIN York BIOL and Slos s,ioaes n
AZ bnrgain, Al inisnd ID dispose III INV present
stack ssos ss to he2feady fer Ire Spfsffg Ifadea
when 4 shall be on hand with us I'll rg,. and AZ
yaiaabl MN assortment of Boots and Shoes al
were RIVER exhibited III 81. Paul, and i'd :fisiakes
Don't q mo call and buy cheap. while yad may
G. g. HOFFMAN,
& Saint Paul. M 7, I'D 81 a
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lid aA WI ID ID

,. i'55Ef n A vii ID d IA Y3, n stt'' AZ
nFALER IL drugs. Chemicals, Paints MA Oils,
~ Window Glass, Glassware, ye-S ,ufs, Spires.
Peitunlety, Fancy Goods 4, etc,, corner Third
and Cedar Streets Saint Paul, NJ in, Ter. 7aYl
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LAND WARRANTS.

IT LINDSLEY, Dealer ii Land Warrants,
IL H. ST., Paul, Minnesota. Oiice On Third
Street, next door io Col, McKe ~ II. Warrants
constantly on hand n lowest market prices. n1SH
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CHARLES s. MAYO q Co.

Successors to r s. NxwELL. Wholesale and
Retail Dealers in Hardware and Gallery,
Manufacturers Of and Dealers in Stoves md
Tin Ware, Third Street, ST. Paul. Min. Ter.
6, T.. MAYO. VII T.. BANGS, JR.
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E4T5 f " vi ssF A.
sTO Or IN "a RK = !,
h E.lV york WE EKLY TIMES.

Prize Reduced The Cssea pest vs,rspaasr 4
u ss'7S 81 g.. tie afted Slufes. S. q 4,
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n 'LA RGE assortment Of Paint and yaraisl,
~ Brushes for sale BY NORTON a ND PA CT.
81. Paul, April, 1856. milf u
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IND ER "A .v.ETH mi. u.

Cream Tafsar, Carb. Ammonia, and o
~ Of Lemon, fur Bakers and ConGectiane RI. 10
sale bs MORTON AND IA CE;.
Saint Paul, April, 1855. ii II nlff
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DERFUMERY Fancy Goods, Fine Cutlery, and
d Patent Medicines, wholesale and resail, ihx
st. Paul, April II L M ORION 4 MI, PACE
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.KINNE' VS. DRUG STORE,
AT THE,
% II !
N',TH!E

siS1b % sy aae DUP SIS
eT ~ KIN & X respacifully invites his old ca--
- TONERS and the public generally 70 his well
iselected stock Of
81 DRUGS. q NE DICLN.ES,
Paints, Oils, Dye staffs, Chemicals, Perfnmery.
and Fancy -drfictes. together with fine assert
nent Of choice NJ ~ Il ls Ss se ssSa
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gatHt 1aul Bastasss NarSs.,
VIM. SrRlGG HALL.

Attorney and Counsellor AT Inv, and Commissions,
Ter Maryland. Officc cpraer Of Third MI w aba.
shaw Streets, st Paul. Minnesota. ss Ss3
y s'7 CATHCART 8 CO.., s'lisa 81 lsss.
WHOLESALE AND RsrA.L DEALGRs ii Foreign
and D,mes,ic Dry Goods, Carpetiag, Floor OH
Cloths, Dracgets, etc No. 20, Roberts Street,
list. Paul, Minnesota Territory.
". H. cArHcARr I.wrLLsoN cArHcARr
81. Paul. NJ, t.. April. 1855. milf
g,s5sg MARKLEY AND KERN, ~ I
No. I. Empire Block, ST. Paul. Min. Ter. Deal
ers ia Hardware, Tools and Cutlery, Agricul-
tural Implements, Mechanics Tools, Sadlery
and Plated Ware, House Furniture and Fur
nishing Goods: A large assortment constantly
on hand Na8a st 81
d5AAc MARRLEY. ytf SIMON KERN.
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SPLENDID lotof Fishing ,rackie, silver and
~ brass mounted Trout, Bass, and general Rods.
thee to six joints. ilk grass. linen and hairnes
silk worm gut, Henning Limerick cufbs and gray,
ta,on hooks, slnkers, fvats and artificial biis, Ii,
sale by MORTON AND PACE.
SAINT Paul, April 1866. Milf
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All articles kept il 4ar Store aFeparchhsed direct
from the manufacturers on bypurseIye4,
expressly hin market, and warranted @ be u
superior quality. i#a 4s$$fs
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S STARK EN- q Pc III Z VS.,
2 DEALERS IN REAL rs rs I.a1E.
(Of6ce, Third Street.
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA 1ERKIToRYs
A Ii business IN connection Will, thes ahosu'
- promptly attended 10 ]; Military Land ysaft-.
rants located advanageonsIy sTaxss paid; Col-
teclons Made, and Loans negotiated. sssa
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L. C. KINNEY, sssgs
Dealer in Drugs and Medicines, Paints, OILS,
Dye S,utfs, Chemicals, perfatneTy est., q the
Bazaar Drug store, Winslow House, 81 Paul,
Minnesota Territory. IS VI
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TRIAL LIST FOR NAY TERM 1855

Il commencing on the 10th day of the month }
1. r.. Wallace VS. Joseph l.. Logan.
? ID. Michaels VS.. Pearces Administrators
3. II. Philips Reams & Kephart.
4. G. w. Hickman tt Co. VS. William Bloom
5. Ferguson & Alexander vs Thomas Ralston
6. Mitchell vs.. Tozer
z Torbet ct al rs. A. Caldwell.
4 h. 0rmond William Bloom,
o p. W. Barrett VS. Eliza Irwin.
10. Mitchell vs. Montelius
IL II Philips D. Kephart.
II. Hood Miller VS.. Miller & Smith.
I3. J. d G.. Ii. Steiner VS.. r. Grafus
ii. Arnold VS. J. Thompson
IS John Campbell vs.. Z. Williams
is. COrbin & Bro VS.. I. p Hurxthal Brother
u. Woods vs. England.
Is. J Smith vs. II. Brusler
19. i. Lucas VS.. Davis and Pownal
70. Patchin VS.. j. NJ. Cummings,
II. Fitch Bcynton VS.. VIM. II & Jno w. Miller
y. J. ArthuFs vs. JohnElliBger.
g. Straws Straws ct nj.
"a Ritter e. p Hurxthal.
Is. r.. V. Cooper vs. Alexander Cool.
20 X, Wallace rs. Thomas i. Miller.
27. j. Thompson vs. Chase ct nj.
2. McGhee per use VS. Jas McGhecs Executor
20 Josiah Baird William J Hemphill.
30. John Drauoker vs benjamin Hartshorn
81. j. III. Abbos VS.. DR.. Caldwell
81 J. Warrick vs.. Palmer * Stewart ct al.
80. N. Hileman VS.. Lydia Wall & Eason.
81. ID u. Swoope VS.. Thomas Mahaffey.
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INSTITUTE,

CLEARFIELD IHSTITUTE.-The next
~ term of this Institution will commence OF
th0 18th of April 1856.
All persons wishing To fit themselves for TEACH
ERs or other avoeations in life. will here receive
every desired facility and attention. A thorough
Classic Il and Mercantile course is here given,
terms lower than any other similar Institution in
the State.
Parents az distance obtain boarding for
their sons or daughters under the immediate
of the Principal, where they viii receive rare ad
vantages, with all the comforts and pleasures of
home;ane their morals will be carefully guarded.
Tine rates of tuition per quarter are:-Primary
Euglish. 80; High Eng ish IS 00;Classes $500
Mathematics above Algebra So; Frcncs, Drawing,
and Paint ing s. each
Further information can be hsd by addressing
W A CAMPBELL. PRINCIPAL
Apr Q, SO. CIeayheld, Pa.
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LET US REASON TOGETHER.
HOLLOWAY'S Pills.
.HY ARE WE SICK :

WHY ARE WE SICK
TThas been the lot of the human race to be weigh
Il ed down by disease and suffering HOLLO-
WAYS PILLS are specially adapted to the relief
of thexaYEAK the NERVOUS, the DELICATE.
and the INFIRM, of all climes ages, sexes and
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United States and offers th en- to free and
ened people, as the best remedy the world ever
saw for the removal of disease.
THESE PILLS PURIFY The BLOOD.
These famous Pills are expressly combined to op-
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lungs the skin, and the bowels, correcting any de
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DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINTS
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that nothing has been found equal to them in
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GENERAL DEBILITY. Ill HEALTH.
Many of the most despotic Governments have n
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the masses Learned Colleges admit that this
medicine is the best remedy ever known for per-
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS
No female, young or old, should bo without this
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monthly Courses at all periods, acting in many ca
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cdicine tn can be given TO Children of all ages
and for any complaint; consequently no family
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HoHoa,sys PiIks are TIE best remedy kRola ia tis
tgoTld for tie foilo,siug Diseases:
SaIn Diarrhea neutrality-suspicious.
CCouShs ChestD Diseases Stone and Gravel
Ius 6ever and Aguc Nenereal Affections
Cost;vn.a power omplaints Female Complaints
n~sr,e1n'S 'enesS Ihnamation Worms of all kinds
DshiI;tn DhiI;ia Inolgestlon Lowness of Spirits
DDeoliity Liver Complaints Inward weakness
fNes Headaches
-. ooid at tho Manufactures of Professor Ho,
IoSS oo Maiden Lane, York and a44 strand
eTs ~ a oy all respectable Druggists and Deal
the c,v;I;ua, throughout the United States and
ana 81 aas word in boxes at 25 cents 6oy cents
bv ,sH each SThere is considerable s.U;no
every a.crIeT on fsE the guidance of pstiepts in
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on THE DFATH CT s LITTLE BOY
By THEREsA.
(IritteR an her tiirteeHh yeGr-)
God looked among his cherub band,
And found one wanting there
He sen: his angel to this land
For the fairest flower here
His angel came and took away
From earth its dearest gem
The sweet bright boy we'd have to stay,
He took to dwell with them.
Even yet, methinks, sec him,
His sweet angelic brow;
Yet know it cannot be him;
'Tis but a vision now,
We wept-we could not help but weep
He was so young and fair;
But yet we know the grave can't keep
His pure young spirit there.
IL away from earth has flown.
Above the starry sky;
Whom Jesus Christ hath called his own,
We know can never die;
And there they never, never cease,
Through long, unending years,
To sing OF life and joy and peace,
But naught Of pain and tears.
And he is in that sscherub band -
The brightest and the best;
A harp of gold is in his hand,
And peace within his breast.
1t was upon the first of May,
Aud on the Sabbath too,
God called his spirit far away,
His holy will to do.
Lumber City, April 26, 1856.
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published away out west :-sSTo rent, house
IN Melville averue, located immediately along
side OF a fine plum garden, from which an a.
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III VIZ liiANi@-hA
~ The Honorable JAMES BURNSIDE, Esq,
President Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of
the twenty fifth Judicial District, composed of the
counties of Clearfeld, Centre aud CliDton-and
the Honorable RICHARD SHAW and JOHN p.
H0YT, Associate Judges of Clearield county, have
issued their precept bearing date the TWENTY
SECOND day of Dec. last, TO me directed, for the
holding of a Court of Common Pleas, Orphans
Court Court of Quarter Sessions, Court of Oyer and
Terminer and Court of General Jail Delivery, at
Clearfeld, in and for Clearfeld county, the
THIRD MONDAY of MAY, next, being the 10Th
day of the month.
NOTICE Is, THEREFORE,, HEREBY GIVEN,
To the Coroner, Justice of the Peace. and Consta-
bles. in and for the said county Of CIearfeid, to
appear in their own proper persons with their
Rolls Records, Inqusitions Examinations, and
other Remembrance. TO do those things which to
their offices, and in their behalf pertain to be
done, and Jurors and Witnesses requested to
be then and there attending and not to depart
without leave, at their peril
GIVEN under Imy shand, at Clearfeld. this 10th
day Of April, in the year of our Lord one thous-
and eight hundred and ffty-aix, and the eight
eth year of American Independence.
JOSIAH r REED, Sh'f.
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