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0rThe name OF JoHS c. HazLETT is
still kept on the FILLMORE electoral ticket
by some papers, yet he is "stumping" it for
FREMONT.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET

The market on Wednesday was the duliest and
the lowest ior the last two years II is partially
uxing 10 The weather, which are oppressiveiy ho'
The price per b. ranged frnm TO l0lc The
average price OF sheep was So Is per head. Hogs
6!C76. gross
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ANOTHER!

The Richland Township Fremont Club
will meet at Pleasant Grove School House
(Enox's neighborhood9 On Friday eve
Mig, AUnust I'd,
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The "Independent Guards'' have elected
EUGENE NAeLE, Captain. in place OF Capt.
CHARLEswoRTE, resigned.
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Commercial Mattfrs.
CINCINNATI MARKET,
BALTIMORE MARKET

JuLY 22.-Four 5,3GC05,35. Oats 32oa33--
Whent. red ,O5, white LIS. Sugar lO2. Molas-
ses 52Ca53. Lard Oil 85
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BLOTCHES ON THE SKIN, eruptions, etc,
are superinduced by humors in the blood, and
are often very annoying to youths and infants.
Carter's Spanish Mixture, when taken accord
ing to directions, attacks the seat of these dis
euses, dislocges them, and then, by forcing the
cause upon the surface, soon relieves the suf-
lerer and restores him to health.
III. ALEXANDER, St. Clairsvilie.
A. C.. MAETlN, ST. Ciairsyille.
Jas Baker, Wheeling,
VIM. Dunbar, Uniontown.
Geo. C. Bethel. Flushing.
RS Clark, Morristown.
H. Ii. Mott, Rarnesville.
Nj. p. Miles & Son, Somerton.
And by Dealers IN MediciLes everywhere.
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ANOTHER!

There will be Rep. blcan ting at
Uniontown, on Friday, August fsI,
at z o. lock. P M. Speakers will br in at.
tendsnce. Turn Out! Republicans Of Wheel
ing township.
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The FREMONT ELECTORAL TICKET IN
KEKrUcKY-A meeting of the Republi cans
of Kentucky was held at Salt Lick Sp rings
NJ adison county, on the 4th of July The
proceedings were appropriately opened by
reading the Declaration of fndepend ence.--
The Republican National nominations were
then adopted. The folio wing Electoral
Ticket was chosen:
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To Teachers.

49, THE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAM
EE INERs will meet in the school house
t& on huristta street in ST. CIAIRsvILlL.
On :. ,urdsv August I'd. at 10 clock A. NJ
By order vi The Board.
d. r C0WEN. Clerk
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~Hon. c. ]. ALBRIGHT will accept our
thanks Tor favors in the way of public docu-
ments, speeches, &c.
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.XECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Probate Court.

Inc SIdLe o. Ohl0, DelWoht county, SS.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
/ Y the following pamen Executo;s Adninistra
tors and Guardians have filed their accounts anC
vouchers my Office for settlement, 10 vii:
Peter Tailman, Admir- de bunis non OF Hugh Hall
decd.
Sarah Albright. Ex'rx of John Albright. decd.
William Lucas, Admir- of VIM. TempleIOn, Iced.
William Lucas. Admir- of Samuel :. Lucas, decd
Ell Kenuard, Admir- with the will annexed of Osept
Arnold dec.
David Brown, Admir- of VIM. Nc Mechan, decd.
Henry Mccartney. dm'r OF James NJ Mccartney deco
Matthew Booth, Guardian of the minor children u
David Lowe, decd.
JemIma J. Cooper. late Guardian OF the minor chill
dren of lanes Cooper. decd.
Reece lie sis GuardI n of Hanson, Mary ;. and Mar
Ina BowIes.
Joshua Gregg, Guardian of IL. ii. Gregg.
6enamin and lsaac Is. Howell, Ex'rs of John Howell
decd.
Jnhn Gallagher Adm'r OF Robert Gallagher, deed.
John Starbuck, GUARDIAN oI the mInor heirs of Ejai
Steel, deed.
The first five above named accounts will he for hear
ing and eIueht the iith. the next five on tt
I.th aud the four the lh days OF August
jyi13tl DAVID HARRIS, Pr sbate Judge.
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5flarrito.

On the 18th inst. by Jenkinsnn Wright, Esq,
Mr.. JOHN w. WEEKLY, and Miss SARAH ANN
FORREST.
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|, DMINISTRATOR'S NoTICE.-No-

4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. No
tice is hereby given that the Probate Cour for
Belmont county the undersigned appointed
aud qualified ss Admiaist rsor de bonis with
the will ed of the of Thomas Barrett late
Of Belmont eonnty. deceased.
All those indebted said estate are requested 10
make immediate payment; and those having Claims
against said estate, flied TO present them FOR
settlement within one year from this date.
JOHN II. PIPER.
II 9b3t
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GobEY's LADY's BooK.-Sirsnge ss it
may srem, it is none the less true that Mr..
Cooley, although publisher of the Book
for more than quarter "f century, and in
that time having publ, he'd thousands, and
tens of thousands of pages, yet in review
ing this colossal work he may look in vain
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ANOTI1ERi

The FREMONT CLUB OF Richland Town
ship, will meetst
Beech Hill School House.
Oh Saturday even ng. July 26th. Speakers
vii; be in attendance
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REPUBLICAN MEETING!
Turn Ont, Friends Of ofFTeedomd Fremont
~

. There will be Republican meeting at
Pleasant Grove, Coierain Township,
in this county. on Saturday. August 2, 1856.
Speakers will be in attendance. Let there
be good turn out of the friends Of Free
dom, Free Men, Free Speech, Free Press,
and FRRNssT.
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SILKS d SLiAWLS,

$1,000 worth of Silks & ShawIs emhrac cling the
ichest n VARIETIES g. STYLES well Of tho
greatest bargains ote ell IN the west, chsl-
iCnge any hnu<e To show large q stock. prettef
-iIks or at as low prize. Ou. stock of Grape Q d
Ila Sha Wis never great, prettIer cheaper
TO articles in the line. invite t1s CLOSE buy
erS, who are gond judges, especially every way
worthy their attention STONE & THOMAS.
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july o2-Sales 1900 bbls Flour at last quota
lions Wheat declined 2C03c. Corn white goa
IS; yellow bc0763c.
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CADIZ, Ohio July "a. 1885,
The Blooded Horse
8 III A R o Il A C. TX
HlLL STAND For THE In.

|" ILL . AMI rOh l He I'M
w provement OF stock the ensuing season, and
on 10 April is5!, at the sable of the subscriber
Koch iii, Flushing township. Belmont county, %
at the following rates. Is to iasure; $40 for sIuge
service Parting with mare failing 10 attend
uiariy fOrieits the Insurance. No accountability for
accidents or es' apes Pasturase for 81 .5U
per month.
DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE.
SharOtack is rich chestnut sJrrei, without any
white; is years old. full Ii ha ads high. great
cuiar power; IN furn ana &C IOn exceeded by few
nune. lie Was bred by tUi. VIM. BuriOTd, of Ken
lucky, by That nUbie horse Medoc lur w0:r
Col. BarIOr,- paid Mr.. Stevens Si0,GUu. MedOc
sired 10y Eclipse, all proved INN ell to lie.
horse and fda getIer, superior TO the great kci
hi mseii. HIS dam, COrina, Celebra rated
mare. aud was sired hy Trum?eier; he by ColOne
BADGERS famous h0 Sc Sir Solomon; his grand dam
was Drectre>s lay Director, fui hrU.her Virgin iau
MS {. e. Gam by Oid Potomac. his =. e. dam by Jim
Crack, 9. 9. Z. dam by Impor ed FiimnaP, &c. III
fact. well aId lhoruIgh bred any
raised il Kentucky. lie was purchased by the sub
sCrier from lie iIeirs OF Peter " iIIen.
For performances see bills.
Post office address, kehnon, Belmont county Ohio.
- 'f'".' JOHN a. RAY.
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HOl!oways Pills are the lest remedy lzoss:s IL il

NE arorId t0T he toLL0U'ng DlSedJeS:
asthma. Di-TrIGa indigestion stone Gravd
bowel tom D'Opsy Influenza Secondary Sy-
Coughs, Debility Iufamnarions mp.ons
Colds Fever IL Asue Inward weakness VeneTraI AZ
Chest dis. Female com Liver Complaints tnereai AZ
C'stiveness paints l0wu'ss of spirit fections
Dyslei Headache Piles Worms
- SOid at the Manufacturers Of Professnr HoLLowAg
- Maiden Lane. NewYnrk, and ga Strand, London,
and by all the respectable Druggists and Dealers sfed
cines ;ErOughGut tire United g ates and civlI:xc4
world in hOxes at % cents. 6ai GEMS and 81 each
IT 5'1ere is considerable saving by taxing the laf
ger
NJ b. Directions for the guidance CT patient very
order aft xed q each hox.
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COR REcTED WEEKLY By JAMES THOMPSON
GROCER, CORNER OF MAIN AND MARIETTA sTs. !
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JCL IL.
APFLEs-- Lead & shot l00al2
Green bhl. sl,oO MoLAss.s--
Dried p bu. LOO New orleans 2 gal. 60
Beans. white 10 Sugar House 81
BAcoN--Hams. l2t Syrup St
Shoulders 10 Nails sos
Sides 10 Rice Z
BrOoms l2t0o ~ SEED-Clover 500
Bltler . i2i Timothy $50
- SoAP--CasiIie Fb ,21
Tubs o1Col.5U Rosin -
Cheese, 2 b la SALT-Coars> 2ild2 u
CANpLEs-- allow Is Table Suck Is
Stearine SO SUGAR-N y. pa IC6i2.
Eggs, Oo .. tbi. IL
lOur se!e. ~ Loaf l4Ce 10
FIsH-Mack'!, 2 bbi $50 Crushed .
Sh-d Starch Ia
Fea;hers 3 b 50 TEAs--I. u. 6Cool!uV
GRAIN--i laIs, ,25 'iuupowder ,IeIe %
Corn ,3;. Coffe l4(Qia
Hay . ton SeCalO.OO Nails keg s. 81 4 W
Lard 10
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NOTICE

SIS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UN.
I Iersi,ned, John II. Piper Administrator with the
will annexed oil Thomas Barr et deceased will offer
for sale, on
TUE SLY, AUGUST Ie, 1856.
at 10 O'clock A. NJ of said day. the premises the
following described remses, situate in county of
Belmont aud State OF Ohio AMI being part Section
No. ~! Township No. 8. and Range No. g. in the dis.
trict lands sold al Steubenvle, aud being the same
premisrs of the said Thomas Barrett died seized
executing thereirom 50 acres of Of the South side
thereof by line running due East and West The same
having heen devised hy the said Thomas Barrett to
Hanson Barrett Said premises supposed TO Contain
AZ acres more less. Said real estate is situate
about and quarter miles North East of Fairvew
and fourth of mile North of the National Road.
Terms of sale, cash. JOHN n. PIPER.
jvIOl Admir- th the will annexed of Thos Barrett
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DIR. JAMES s. ELY,
Physician aiats Sxrge0n D.nfif,s

SUMERTON. BELMONT COUNTY, OHIO.
Announces that lie is prepared to practice either of
the above professions in their various branches All
kinds of lieu,a Work executed and WARRANTED TO
GIVE ATIsFACTiON. jai2Lf
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Shocking case Of Scrofula Cured.

New York. December 9Th 1852
D-ar Sir:-I deom it hut justice to Won, as he
inventor OF great mediCi ie. send you short
history of my own an % years OF age At
thir teen was attacked with ScrOfule which formed
Pustues and br.ke out in large ulcers my neck
the cola hone, and FROM ,heuce extended nearly
mp to the ien ear. About six months since com
menced using ynur Forest Wine and Pills (.ollnw Q
the diret rions.) which, in nine wrecks cured me-
The srars, although nuw sound bear testimony of
the dreadful manner in which was afflicted. After
nearly fourteen years suffering now rejoice say
III al health is fully restored by your remedies al
otle rs having proved quite inefectul.
Yours, Very Respectfully
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SOLE PROPRIETORS,
BENJAMIN PAGE, Jks. d CO.
MANUFACTURING
sstarmareMtists an0 Chemistg,
PITTSBURGH PA.

r w. Dvo,t Il Sons, Philadelphia. barnes &
Park New York John D. Payk. Cincinuaii. Rsrna'd d
Adams & Co. s.. l.nuis, aud Nv Druggists ana Mer.
chants generally throughout the UnIted staies and
CaIadSs.
LAusHLlSss & BrsHIirLp: General Agents.
uayI,' ,'SIy Whseling,Vl
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LET US KCARsON TOGETHER
uOL Way 8 Pill L 8
WHY ARE WE SICK!

II MSS been the lot or the human race 10 lie weighed
iown by disease apd suffering. HOLLOW tf'S
pfLi.S sDeciziy sdapted 10 tie Teefofthe " FAX
the NERVOUS. the DELICATE. aud the iSF1RM, Of
ali cIimeS ages, sexes and constitutions. .Proessof
!I1l oway personally uranRfasfuIe OF
his medicines in Tinted Sts1e-, s! offers them %
free and enlightened pa0pe. the hSsr remedy ihs
world ever saw for the fenovSi Gf afsess..
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS,

No female. young oil. should he without n
celebrated medicine. II tcurreCt< aud requisites the
his courses al all periods acting in many like
charm. Iti also The hest and medicine hst
I've gwen tb children OF all and for Goinpizit
,onsrqucEty n0 family sboIid lie without IL
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE MARKET

COR REcTED WEEKLY By JAMES THOMPSON
GROCER, CORNER OF MAIN AND MARIETTA sTs. |
Eastern times., 1856-02-28

said, WYATT moment and went down stairs
Two minutes later l returned. Minnie, here
are hundred dollars. Take them, and save
your brothef.'
cannot stay 10 write What followed But
oh |! that look of wild joy that broke into Min
MES face, as the glad truth flashed into her
soul, the cry with which she clasped her arms
around me, and called me her brothers. earth
ly salvation, would have repaid me for thou
sand Brussels carpets.
After Minnie left me, went down stairs in
to the parlor, and it seemed to me the ingram
carpet, and the white curtains, looked fairer to
me than any that were ever born OF the looms
of Kidderminster or Paris There was a
great calm and great light in my own heart,
and the world without reflected it ALL
At last there was a footstep in the hall,
which my ear learned long ago, and Bryan
came into the room.
why, Bertha, how bright you look to-
night = was his first greeting.
And SO do you, Bryan
TThen my looks must be the reflection Of
yours. You have been doing something very
good. 1 know it, my Bertha, for your heart
is in your face
laughed. We'll, it shan't be on nv lips
now, any way. But come, supper's been
waiting half hour, and | know you are hun.
gry.'
Last evening, though, sitting on his chair.
arm, told him all. There were tears, (the
first had ever seen there,) in the brown eyes
of Bryan Raymond, when concluded After
while, he drew out slip of paper from hi:
pocket 1t was a despatch from cousin Hes.
ter; Coming tomorrow, Bertha | laid il
down quietly. This could not stir the calm
tides of my heart, though few hours earlier
| should not so quietly have received the an,
nouncement
And all to-day, when have been busting
the parlors. and preparing some of mothers
'sponge-cake' for cousin Hester's advent, there
has been joy at my hear; that could only inC
its expression in the rhymes that have flowed
over my lips-rhymes in which have blessed
God for the happiness Of this present life, anC
the hope of the future one.
I The sun is going down, while sit writing
by the window. 1t is quite time they wer,
here. How quiet and happy | await them
There is carriage climbing the hill. Tha
is Bryan, for certainly, waving his handker
chief, for the light strikes on the window be
fore me.
A lady's face reaches eagerly out Of the car
riage. Cousin Hester has come
Eastern times., 1856-02-28
Death in a School Room.


Ting-a-ing went the bell on the teachers
desk Of village school room, one morning,
when the studies of the earlier part of the day
were about half completed. 1t was well un-
derstood that this was the command for silence
and attention and when these had been OBJ
tanned, the master spoke. He was low,
thck-set man, and his name was Lugare.
Boys, said he, i have complaint entered.
Last night some of you were stealing fruit
from Mr.. Nichols garden. rather think
know the thief Tim Baker, step up here,
sir .
The one TO whom he spoke came forward
He was slight, fair looking boy, about four
teen, and his face had laughing, good-hu-
mored expression, which even the charge
now preferred against him, and the stern tone
and threatening look of the teacher had not en-
tirely dssiplted. The countenapce of the
boy, however, was too unearthly fair for health
1t had, notwithstanding its feshy cheerful
look, a singular cast, as if some inward dis
ease, and that fearful one, was seated with
in. AS the STRIPPING stood before that place
of judgment, that place so often made the
scene of heartless and course brutality, of tim
i'd innocence confused, helpless childhood out
ragged, and gentle feelings crushed, Lugare
| looked on him with a frown, which plainly
told that he felt in no very pleasant mood
Happily worthy and more philosophical sys-
TEN is proving to men that schools can be bet
ter governed than by lashes, and tears and
sighs. We are fast waxing towards that con-
summation when one Of the old-fashioned
school-maslers, with his cowhide, his heavy
birch rod, and his many ingenious methods of
child-torture, will be gazed upon as sacred
memento of an ignorant, cruel, and exploded
doctrine. May propitious gales speed that
day!
Were you in Mr.. Nichols garden, last
nightl' asked Lugare.
Yes, SIR answered the boy X; 4 was.'
We'll, sir, | am glad to find you so ready
with your confessisn. And so you thought
you could do a little robbng, and enjoy your
self in manner you ought 10 be ashamed to
own. without being punished, did you!
Il have not been robbing,' replied the boy,
quickly. His face was sufflsed, whether
with resentment or fright it was difficult TO
tell 'and didn't do anything last night that
| I'm ashamed to own
No impudence = exclaimed the teacher,
passionately, as he grasped long and heavy
rattan 'give me none of your smart speeches,
or I'll thrash you till you beg like dog!'
The youngsters face paled little; his lip
quivered, but he did not speak.
'And pray, sir, continued Lugare, as the
outward signs of wrath disappeared from his
features, what were you about the garden
fori Perhaps you only received the plunder.
and had an accomplice to do the most danger
Gus part of the job!'
Invent that way because it is on my road
home. was there again afterward, 10 meet
-an acquaintance and-and-but did not 60
into the garden, nor fake anything away from
it. I would not steal, hardly to save myself
from starving al
Eastern times., 1856-02-28

many things" Nothing like trust in God can
give US quiet and selfreliance. We are apt
to be too mindful of the impressions we make
upon others--of the pleasing effect of our ap-
pearances and actions. Now all tti, is a
weakness, an amiable one, grant but it is
noble TO act and live fearessly, earnestly, leav-
ing all with God But shall not preach you
sermon tonight, little wife, for am certain
you will lire half-a-dozen for me tomorrow.
We knelt down together in that new home,
on that new night, and Bryan's first prayer
was a two-fold conservation, consecration OF
ourselves and our house TO God There was
no more fear in my heart, when rose up,
tired, very tired, but NTH Gods great peace in
my soul!
Eastern times., 1856-02-28
" There was Mrs. +.
So very deaf.

She might have worn percussion cap,
And been knocked on the head without hearing
il snap!"
Hood says this. But the pedlar sold her an
'ear trumpet says the legend,
"And the very next day,
She heard from her husband OF Botany Bay"
Eastern times., 1856-02-28

Habit IN child is at first like Gspider's web;
il neglected il becomes thread Of twine 4; next
cord of rope finally cable !; and then who
car break i'll
Eastern times., 1856-02-28

REcIpg kill feas on dogs soak the
dog for fve minutes in camphene. and then set
fire to him. The effect 10 instantaneous
Eastern times., 1856-02-28

Rich men are constantly Dragging about the
value Of poverty, but never seem TO avail them
selves Of its privileges. s,,t,,ss ~, m
Eastern times., 1856-02-28

WHAT ARE STARS! 1t is theory Of grow
ing prevalence in the scientific world, that the
stars are centres of other solar systems. That
the light of the stars produced from selflumi-
nous bodies, is proved, both by its intensity
and by direct experiments in pee.sfzatioh;
that they are composed of matter like that of
which the sun is composed, is shown by their
obeying the same law of gravitation, as is es-
pecially proved Of the binary stars. which re-
yolve about common centre of gravity, In
conformity with that law; that many Of ihem..
at least, are bodies Of immense size, is evinced
by the amount Of light, which, at such a vast
distance, they send to the earth-that emitted
by Sirius being equal to sixty-three suns like
ours.
Eastern times., 1856-02-28

What sweet girl Minnie Dutton is!
am writing it with tears biurring my eyes
they are happy ones, though, for Minnie's
heart and mine are very close to each other,
now. -Ggllgg g s1tila 4Hfi tsA
The daily union., 1856-01-30

MEMBERS OF Congress. aud gisiters, 30 Washington
IH respectfully informed that at TAYLOR MAURYS
Stationery 9th they viii all their
requirements. addan following
important works, department OF ature tcence
New hooks received imme ediatsiy publication .. r.
Weekly importaiions from England
Caihoun's Works, 8 voluGtes
Jenersoas W orks, volumes
Wehstet's Works, vols, autograph edition
Everett's Orauons and speeebeH , volumes
Clay Private Correspondence, yolums
s, \, Prenliss's Nemoirs volumes
Bsncnon'S History of the United States, volumes
stalesnsn's Manual, volumes
Htckeys CONSTITUTION, volume
Jcnefson's Manual, volume
The Constitutions the United States, volume
Elnts Debates and Madison Papers, volumes
MArshs orators ana sIatesm~n, volume
siprys Works, volumes .
Chief Justices of the United States. volume
Iither Civil Liberty and Self government, younes
Wiris Life of Patrick Henry, volume
Ksnnedys life OF Win, volumes ..... r.
GHlsnds Life of JOAN Randolph, volume n.
Party Leaders, by Baldwin, volume
lie Toeauevils's Democracy in America, volume
The Federaiist, volume #-..
Gnmkes Nature aud Tendency Of Free Institution, volume
UNCONSTITUTIONAL II III book volume
GHrey's fss, Prescott and Future, i volume
ScnmaHis Of Natl voufnc
hicElligouis American nebster, volume
Future Wealth of America, ! volume
Smiths Wealih o Nations, volume.
French stationery
the hns 81 qualities, al the lowest prices
Whiting engraved pnt-d the rrnmpinde
F. s..'# TAYLOR kmaURy's,
Dee 7-du ..a - Near 9th street
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rs,e.sm.r--rne e.e.. Ea.ope.. p,.eov,


DROrECTED royal letters patent England by
OF Eeole Phnrnaee de Paris and the Imperial Col
lege af Medicine, Vienna. gf4 .ga e.
fesenar No The remedy for general aud local debility loss
abd ell
aring from abuse DC t effects eacuus
yout manhood and old ihs virs would be-
decline Of life ii the TFesemhr
universally adopted all physical impedinens vanish like
before influences thas rendering Invaluable 10 those
tering the marriage state. @
Trsemar No completely and entirely eradcaies all m
disorders which euhrbs nye long
aruaoc r the Of the health Of portion OF The pop
uaion.
No 3is the European remedy for class
which, Euglish physician with
which all The sarsapaiila Ia the world
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