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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-29
Il Beautiful Sentiment. Might kisse

Il Beautiful Sentiment. Night kissed
the young rose, and it bent softly to sleep.
Stars shone, and pure dewdrops hung
upon It's bosom, and watched ITS sweet
slumbers. Morning come with its DAN
cing breezes, and they whispered to the
young rose, and it awoke Joyous and
miling.-LishtIy 1t swung TO and fro,
IN all the loneliness OF health and youth
ful innocenee.-Then come the ardent
sun god, sweeping from the East, and
smote the young rose with its scorching
rays, and il tainted. Deserted and al
most heart-broken, it dropped TO the dust
in It's loneliness and despair. Now the
gentle breeze which had been gamboIing
over the sea, pushing onward the home
bound bark. sweeping over hill and dale
by the neat cottage and silent brook
turning the old mill, tanning the brow of
disease and frisklng the curIs oil innocent
childhood came tripping along on her
errands OF mercy and love; and when
she saw the young rase, she FASTENED to
kiss il, and fondly bathed its head III
cool, refreshing showers, and the young
rose revived and looked aud smiled in
gratitude 10 the kind breeze; but she hur-
rled quickly away, for she soon percel-
we'd that delicious fragrance had been
poured on her wings by the graceful
rose; and the kind breeze was glad al
heart, and went away singing through
the trees. Thus, charity, like The breeze,
gathers fragrance from the dropping
flowers it reireshes, and uneonscously
reaps a reward in the performance Of its
Offices Of kindness, which steals off the
heart like rich perfume, to bless and 10
cheer.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-29

We extract the following article from
the Dubuque Tribune
|, brealhes the right spirit, and the
spiri, with which we trust every Repub-
lican is imbued.
The Right must, and in the end will
prevail. May God speed ii!
The End is Not Yet.
The result OF the Presidential Election
is yet involved in doubt, but whether Ia
vorabls or adverse TO freedom, the end is
not yet.
The Republican party have taken their
position, and will never yield. Defeated
they may be, but Tot Observation-Disclosures
cr. Those who contend for the rigbt,are
assured, that though clouds and discom-
future may for n time besei their pathway
yet that the result must DO bright and glo-
rious-for be who is for them, is more
than those who are against them. Con-
fiding in the virtue Of their cause, they
will ,rus, in Him who is the God OF us-
tice, and labor cheerfully TO the end.
The result OF the first struggle, though
glorious and cheering, has not accomplis-
he'd the end we are determined to attain.
1t was too much to hope for.
l, may, and probably will require the
next four years, but just as certain, as
there is God in Heaven, who exercises
an overruling control OF human events;
the time is rapidly Fastening, when man
shall not be enslaved by his fellow man;
when The system OF slave breeding. and
traffic in the bodies OF men, possessed OF
immortal souls, shall cease to disgrace
our free and noble young Republic; and
when the pure and uncon,amna.ed soil,
consecrated by cur fathers to freedom,
shall be known only as the home Of free
men.
lie, then, every lover OF freedom stand
fast by his principles. and labor on trust
ingly and hopefully. The mighty s,rug-
gle has commenced, and for our success,
are pledged, God-Truth and Humani-
ty.
If we are firm, the time is coming, and
TIM, speedily, when twenty five millions
of ffeemen will no longer submit to be
controlled and trampled upon by three
hundred and fifty thousand dicta,orial and
heartless slave drivers and slave breed
ers. Yield then never an inch-remem-
Der your fathers did not succeed in their
frs, struggle for Iiber,y-be encouraged
by tina, which you have already effected.
and with strong hands and fearless hearts
labor Oh unshnnkingly. trusting in God,
for the final victory.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-29

The hrst physicians by debAuch were made;
Excess began and sIoth sustains the trade.
o"r long lived sires by hunting earned their foed .
Toll strung their nerves and purified their blood
hu' We 'heir sens, feeble race of men,
whose years have dwindled to three score and ten
For better hunt in fields for health uabonght
nan fee the doctor for a nauseous draurht.
Inc wise for health on exercise depend;
TOD never made his work for man TO mend.
-DrhatE.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-29

Seren Deadiy sins.--l. Refusing to
take newspaper.
?. Taking newspaper and not paying
for it,
3. Not advertising.
4. Getting married without sending
any Of the wedding cake.
5. Making the printing office loaaus
place.
6. Reading the manusclip, in the
oolnpositor's hands
Z, Sending abusive letters TO the cdi-
tor.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-29

A',nous The preacher acts not as he breaches
o''''' MS advice is good: do what he teaches
GOOD counsel falling men may give for whv,
~ ''"' SaS round KNOWS where the shoal doth lie.
our good friend, Pennymen, oft willis alive.
Taught Others thrift: him sell could never thrive
--FranhllR.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-29

The cocoa tree furnishes the Indian
with bread, water, vine, vinegar, milk,
honey and sugar. And from It's leaves,
branches, and the shells aud Husks OF tue
fruit, they obtain thread, clothes, vases,
cups, ,basAt.s. paper, boat, sails, and ropes,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-29

Ii is absurd fer a man TO say that he
hates and despises men, but loves and
honofs humanity.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-29

A 7arra-A place where ignoramuses meet
to chew tobacc co and talk politics. Gin II loqna
cious, and sleep till il has rallied afonu the
constitution
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-29

First. Forever is long. 1t is like to
God himself, who is the King eternal and
immortal--whose lie is throughout all
eternity. How important to have him for
our portion In such changing world as
this.
Second. Gods love is long. It never
dies. 1t oranges not 1t is from eyerlast-
ing to everlasting. His grace never grows
old.
Third. The life to come is long
There is no depth in this llfe--no end
1t is through faith in Chris, and begins in
this world. For God so loved the world
that he gave hs only bego,ten Son, that
whosoever believeth in him should not
perish but have everlasting lifer Reader
have YOU this llles
Fourth. The saints JOY is long. This
too, is unending. At Gods right hand
are pleasures forever more. How blessed
are those who possess the saints joy,
Fifth. The sinners sorrow is long. II
is night ard day forever and ever.--Isr-
mont Chronicle.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-29
Things Short and Thing, Long.

There are some things which are very
short, and others very long. God, in his
Word. tells US Of both, and binds US to
look at and think OF them.
First. Life is short. God speaks of
ii as shadow, as weavers shuttle, as
a flower, as hands breadth, and as a
vapor. Ii it be like these, 1t must be
short.
Second. Time is short. 1t is made up
OF many lives, yet it is short. The time
is Short says Paul; aud says John, The
world passcth away A few years will
end all.
Third. The sinners JOY is short. I, is
bat moment. The fashion of this world
passe,h way He may laugh and dance
and be merry; but the end soon comes,
aud nothing is left but grief.
Fourth. The saints sorrow is short
This, too is but for moment 1t may
be heavy and hard to bear, but i, is soon
over, ,and leaves no sorrow behind. When
it is done, it is Joy forever and ever.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-29
.JAMESC. TURNER
j. SMITH,
DAVIS MCCAIN

DAV1S WCNAhN,
A YTOnyEY T. COUNSELLOR At Law
n linton. Iedp County toe@
Will attend TO all business entrusted ~ A''A
with fidelity and dispatch.
Office near the Bireey House.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-19
CONGREGATIONAL.

SsNAtf.-Ihe Chair submitted message from the
President in answer toa resolution calling for Ere.
mont's accounts officer of the government.
The report of the Committee of Conference on the
calapprupration bill was agreed TO by both llou-
ses.
The bill for establishing Naval Depot at nruns-
wick, Georgia, was postponed until the next session
" Mr. Toomhs from the Committee of Conference on
the Army Bill reported that they unable to
agree, aud moved that the Senate insist its amend
ment: agreed to.
A resolution was passed extending the session two
hours,
Horss.-Mr. Acker, elected to supply the vacancy
oecasioned by the death of Mr. Millor of Missouri was
sworn in, The Speaker laid before the House II let
ter from Mr.. Richardson, OF Illinois, saying he re-
signed his seat,
resolution was adopted 10 appoint committee
OF five to investigate the assault madeby Mr.. McMu-
len on Mr. Granger, to report next December.
Mr. Millson asked suspension OF the rule to allow
him to otle resolution extending the session till
O'Clock Tile House refused. At one minute To
twelve Mr.. Campbell of Ohio, asked the consdera-
ton OF the Senae's resolution extending the session
two hours
The CLERK commenced calling the roll rs the bell
WAS ringing twelve, and the Speaker declared the
House adjourned.
The Army bill has failed-the Republicans arc
exultnut.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-19
Disasters H., the recent storm.

New ORLEANS, August lsth.-lt was supposed Sat
urday, the loss of life by the storm, 800. Capt.
Talbot OF the steamship Louisiana reports the loss
of the ship Morilla from Bordeaux for New Orleans,
off Trinbalier Islands Cargo and crew all lost He
also saw several bodies well dressed, supposed to he
passengers also door aud hatch of the steamer Maui
titus at Grand Gallon Islands uninnrcd.
WASHINGTON, August lS=-rhe President called an
Extra Session ON Thursday uex principally owing 10
the defeat of he Army bill.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-19
The Markets,

NEW loRK August l8.-Flour declined; State aud
Ohio SO 40, Southern 81 % Wheat nothing doing.
Corn declined mixed Gle.
Virginia SiXes 80.
BALTIMORE, August ls.-Flour declined to So 25
Wheat to cts, lower
Corn white and yellow COO.
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j A. uErELriNaER & co, Prophet


MY DFAH SIN
You desire to know my opinion Of the water a Goyners
Springs Having resided NJ tho place five months am
prepared to that formed the most favorable opinion OF the
winter In cases adgcson rosiraton general dc
htY uterine distractions aud functional arrangements OF all
he soereory organs have seen waters III the mountain
country with IT, the trornber White am
than pleased learn thai the place viii come under
Immediate management and super vision aud tina, you
have secured thoHcrFces gentleman from the Eutnw House
In Baltimore which together with the hHn hotel so beautifully
finished and furnished boSdcH your comfortable cottages
must tho patronage of the public and make the
tuyner springs the inviting aud fashionable resort Ia Nlr
gina With be wishes your and happiness
remain, my dear sir, Yourmosi obedient servant,
GEO. j. SMlT ~, NJ. ID.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-19
II NCON aud lARD.-iO,OO lbs nnco, n"d
> Lard Just received consignment aud for sale by
aug Ats LEE & JOHNSON.
vNCuulRG COlIEs.E.-Tn,

NNCuuusG COuuEs,E.-The second
nna Session Of this Institution III commence the hrat
Monday in September II expected that by that tne,
the College building In progreHa Of erection will be
ready for occupancy The location of Tho Institution, To
cutre sonh the thorough that
Of any College In tho country III addition to complete
Classical and Scientific the directory Of the College
have established School Of Design for instruction In the
branches of practical Engineering aud Architecture
The College Ia nroaay furnished with extensive and
elegant Apparatus adapted inl illustration In the depart
mcns of Chemistry Mathematics and Natural Philosophy.
Library OF STANDARD Works has also recently purchased
which considerable additions will during the
Ing Collegiate yrnr
Tho young whose Parents . Guardians dcarc IT, will
organized nin Military having Its uniform
and practised in daily manual and drill.
ENrfNstsfntiou for Annual Session Of ton months In
the tolcp iaC Department Swim tho Preparatory STU
Hoard " per week washing ~ % month fuel ndghis
~l' per session
Catalogues Institution obtained by addressing
Rev Samuel X. Cox President Iynchburg, Va
FACULTY,
Rfv SAMUEL X Con- President, Professor of Mental and
Moral Science. aud of nollcs Ictirca.
WILLIAM ARuoti, Professor OF Greek Language and
Literature.
hruHous q MATHEWS, A. NJ Professor Of Latin Ian
guage and Literature.
jams r Munttf Graduate Of V NJ Institute Professor
of Mathematics aud Natural Science and tho School DO
slrns
SAMUEL GARLAND A. NJ Professor of Constitutional Law
u LAHanoUSE NJ. II. Professor Of Anatomy and Phys
loogy
GuisrrrE AnoLro SARroRI L. L. D. Professor of Modern
Languages
W. & ItrscoMn A NJ, Principal Of Grammar School
u u SMi1u Graduate of V. Institute, Assistant
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-19


REMARKABLE ACCIDENT AT THE BLUE RIDGE
TUNNEL-A correspondent of the Baltimore
Sun, writing from stanton, Va. on the 18th
says:
"A remarkable occurrence took place Mt the
Blue Ride Tunnel last night. The third set Of
workmen were engagedin digging as usual, when
one of them (l'at Flagan) noticed that the tex
ture Of the rock before him changed suddenly
from hard to soft and that the soft was wet
Shortly afterwards stream Of water issued from
an orifice he had made. This succeeded By
a heavy, rumhling sound, Like the cars which
So frightened the hands that they all made for
the open air. Well was il for them that they did
So, The sound continued to grow louder and
louder for some minutes, till crash was heard,
and immediately a vast stream of wnter rolled
out of the tannel An eye witness says that
the head of the stream at least ten feet high
and that it swept carts aud harrows before il
"like chaif." The stream continued to pour Il
perfect river till IL O'Clock, when it gradually
subsded, and was low enough at 3 p. NJ to allow
US to make hasty survey of its cause. 1t seems
that there is. in the middle of the mountain, an
immense cavern. or pocket, in which water from
the melting snow has been deposited for years
and that the line of the tunnel taps this cavern
near its centre. The cavern is of immense ex
tent. and will save the State good deal of mon
ey. since nature has opened road through near
three hundred feet of solid rock. This will ex-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-19
RICHMOND ECVERT1BFMENTy.


4sREAT DEPOT FOR THE SALE OF Pr
II ANOFOR1Es. GUITARS, MLLoDEONs AND MI
The establishment Of tho subscriber, may always be
29 an extensive stock OF Superior Piano Forie
al Of The most reliable makers In the Union Ar,one tteu,
nav be seen those from J. Is. Durham Co. New York
sodaft Co, New York, and Chiekerinz Sons Ras,nn
comprising mn assortment extensive persons Of
almost every tnsta 10 select instrument The lie, 9Th OF
fime the sui serbes have been engaged
Subtraction these instruments have given the kept for
the terms whch thoy offered the
collecting In person ordering house long established
hanr and the mposslhts Of getting indifferent pr
aho here tor they will be taken back II they do prove
aood Of hc why persons
Eiellmond instead Of sending North
Prices M low at the factories
N'odeons e cnrhnr Noedham's MAKE varying price
nom $40 to $3.50 suitable for churches parlors
These inetlnuents well tue fnnos aold rnan
hetnfsrs' prieoa
/ bhas of Nartink' make which nnfva, for
81 tone DURABILITY asd sor manship. Also, others
POM uhhnfhrinfe Amon them beautiful keat
IAN tui1tH contracted thai taken an
TIE whole srnneh carried In lady yelling truns
Music for the Plano Forte and Guitar Constant arrivals
nosh tnpps enable them orders Yefy
JAMES W0ODiOut T. & co,
Booksellers and Statloner.
mug ''d'I" III Main At, Richmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-19
BY Il L L L & r A PHI .
Fight bs1wcen Ncssrs. VIC Mullen
and GRANGER

WASHINGTON, August lsth.--Ths morning polit-
lea, dispute took place between Messrs. McMuep and
Granger While riding to the Capitol in an omnibus,
when the former struck the latter in the eve The
puties then clinthed hut separated by the PMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-19
%DO.OOO W"mr'cnSs ,,s, so Goo D.,

,
The subscriber Wishing his stock
Staple Dry Goods hs friends and the public his
tive stock comprising nearly every article Kept In h" Dry
taud lue togrtor with tRrpntlnPs Of ehe
hsn1somc consisting OF ply, three ply Brssels sc
large poporon ot the above stock purchase. this Surfing
aud IN he found desirable Goods In The city
An WIN In " good aud desirable Goods at cs for
Cash respectfully invited To call and examine Tor ten.
selves PHILIP " PAY T.
ttn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-19

FATAL SICKNESS. We learn. snys the Char
lottesvllle (Nn) Advocate, that there is u great
deal Of sickness in the Northern part Of this coun.
ty. Our informant says that the dysentery is
nearly as fatal in proportion To the population in
folk and Portsmouth last summer, Our town
and immediate neighborhood have been quite
heathY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-19

AyOKVEI.l. HOUSE,,
~ uuiu street, Uynchburg. VR
THE NoRNEl4I. has undergone change of construction
that places footing with the best modern built Hotels Of
the country.
The interior contains necessary convenience for guests
and is furnished In style fItaANCE and COMFORT suited
to the tastes of all aud character that will make rank
fact, with the first class Hotels of the country.
WELLS 4 HYDE
cts propripnrs
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l.. II. GlLMEM, NJ ID.

have for considered the Coynos Sulphur
Springs in otetour county beneficial in dyspepsia torpid
liver and bowels enfeeed
the and chronic Elections the kidneys and
bladder havc heard these highly recommended
diseases peculiar females
which tho patients greatly benefited others
cured by them T. II, CHRISTIAN, NJ u.
Nav 9TH
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Il ANCAsrEW nOU~E.

tue C. LANCASTER late o fmcaatlc Va tnkos ploasurc
announc ing to his old friends nndcuFtomes and the public
orally that he hns tarn aud open.d that large aud
modous new House opposite the Depot In this place lie
prepared 10 give them welcome reception.
iul a. Ar.u,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-19

TREATY RATIFIED APPRopRIATIoNs.-W Wash
ington, Aug. I7.-Ihc Senate this morning rat
flied treaty with the Creek and Seminole Indi
ans. Involving an appropriation of more than
Sl,O0OO00.
The sum Of S50O00O appropriated to the
erection of the New York post office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-19
LYNCHBrRG. May oath, ls5G.


In obedience 70 request with reference TO the properties
at toyrc pngs wate without hestaon, and with perfect
confidence Ia it's ecienay to all persons laboug
under dihc UT imperfect painful dReson Diseases of r
kidneys and bladder and females ahnrng unor their
liar affections The water light AMI be taken in large
quantities. Htll the stomach, acts kindly the
kidneys regard II equal of tho sulphur of
similar strength The situation Is delightful and improve
nents and very comfortable
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-19

New Orleans Aug. 1.-THE British schooner
Mancheste-, from Baze, Honduras, is ashore at
Pass Christian. She brings intelligence of fire
at Baze which destroyed property to the amount
If $500 900.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-19

BELTS aud Porte Monq Percussion Cups Gunpowder Patent
shot Balls Powder fnsks Pouches and Bells Bird Baga,
nipples aud Wrcprhos Washing Rods and Ticklers Dog
.hnns aud Collars Gnn Makers Materials, &c sc tn RE-
NoLVERS and FIVE SHOOTERS at manufacturer prices
Ia tho trade. r. SUTHERLAND
No I2 Main street opposite Eagle Square Rieimond, Va
DIPLOMA
of THE FIRST CLASS MAS AWARDED ny
MECHANICS iNaIfTuTE PoNO1IoN
=. Oh Itit MECHANIC ARTS
SAMUEL SWITZERLAND, OF RICHMOND, vIRGA
For ease of GUNS, PISTOLS and RIFLES, exhibited "A
The Exhibition of Articles Of American Manufacture, he'd
ihe city OF Richmond on the 18Th day Of Nov. a6i
JAMES W LtwELItH, j. A. BEBvIN
Secretary. President
Hpl lois W
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-19

Missouri ELECTION.-St. Louis, Aug 10
The State Senate will stand ii Democrats, | |
Wings, 5 Benton ans, 9 Americans and | vacan-
cy.
The House of Representatives will be compos
ed of 53 Democrats "a Brntonians, % Amer
cans and Wings. The above returns are made
NJ from seventy nine counties.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-19
lNINE mEp,UAL IlauORs.-Wr Leep ror

santy for sale Pure old French Brandy fine old Pntt
Wine from under House lock Old southside Medara
Wine hest London Porter These Medical Liquors
pure For salo by j II THOMPSON & co,
Inl ia Anot a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-19

RICHMOND, May itl, lsJb
/ n trouble
eruption tter of the skin which extended Itself
iy my and face, annoy ed great
deal from burning which
If the healing properties of the waters of COyners Springs
then the property of hy mile
burg Immediately the Virginia Tennessee Railroad In
view OF confidence in the healing virtues of the
those Springs determined avail self of short the
place and test in the effect this annoying
eruption aud my great satisfaction found entire rcfn
weeks and satisfied that If had stayed there
longer r would have been thorough aud complete and
ms was have been trousod only with few pmpe since,
but much
II my value these waters
eases 10 beueH 10
other nvalds afflicted like myself suffering similar
causes you liberty the stacm,nts you
think proper Most Respectfully,
take pleasure mentioning for the benefit Of those
cd with dyspepsia that have been entirely relieved that
distressing disease by drinking Coynors sulphur have
been abopg under dyspepsia for six greater
the time deed On bread and milk which frequently dsor
dered stomach much conno bed
era days came NJ To Coyner last summer (acr trying
several other celebrated watering places without being
htted) feeble be able walk spring After
using water freely WINS so
much improved be able he ton Of
an adjoining mountain have been improving gradually un
til now can eat moderately of what please and
my domestic business without suffering at all from the
ton. MAHALAH KNIGHT
LYNCHBURG September 2lst, 1856.
COYNERs SPRINGS, VA, August %, 1856
DEAR SIR:
For about years past have been laborng under So
rous disorder Of the bowels the and dvs
pesa in an aggravated FORM accompanied with debility
ana postraon OF the system BY The however of the
White Sulphur water at Coyner Springs for six past
have not only been relieved but health has entirely
restored and am healthy having lost days
work iom disease OF kind for sometime
as my cure owing alone the of the this place
am obliged to consider their medicinal qualities ennently
good give this certificate hoping its publication do 9TH
ertgood. O. A. MAYO
june 10 daaw2mos
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MISCELLANEOUS.

n ApsEs FINE sIuO Ea.-u bave Inst opened
~ LADIES FINE sHoEs Il have jus, received frn,n enc
Of regular manufacturers follows Ladies null trimmed
and plain Kid slippers Fine Kid Pump Buskns. Kid Calf
and uoJ Welt Buakns very prime White Kid slippers Also,
Misses Raek. Bronze and White Boots all nice fense
call aud them. T. SEABURS