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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-01-22
A RETIRED PHYSICIAN,

WHOSE SANDS OF LIFE
HAVE E nearly run out, discovered, while in
l. il ahe East Indies, a certain cure for Con-
SUMPTION Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and gem
eral debility. This remedy was discovered by
him when his only child, Ca daughterl was
given up to die. Wishing to do as much good
as possible. he will send t such of his afn ct
ed fellow beings as request it this recipe, with
full directions for making up and successfully
using it, He requires each applicant to en-
close him one shilling three cents to be re-
turned as postage on the receipt, and the re-
mainder to be applied to the payment of this
advertisement
Address, DR.. H. AMES,
No. 10 Grand Street, Jersey City, N, J.
Jan, /, 1857 25 3m
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-01-22
a Rare Chance to Agents.

BiCRLEY'S NE W OMANCE!!
TNHE undersigned will publish, on Saturday,
l. January 3lst, 1857, No l of new and
intensely interesting romance from the pen of
c. P. Buckley, Esq Author of the g Mys
teres OF the Queen City" 8: :Garnelle," "The
Rival Knighis y etc etc entitled
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-01-22
MARVIN BREwER,) Court of Common Pleas
VS.; Of Wyandot County. Ohio.

DdVlu w Hsoh,
The said David Wilson will take notice that
Marvin Brewer has commenced a civil action
against him in said court, 10 recover the sum of
Five hundred and thirty five and eighty five
one hundredths dollars, with interest from
August 9th, 1856, being the amount due on
three promisory notes mad, b the said Will
son, April llth, 1856, for 5000 each, and paya
bic to the said Marvin Brewer or bearer one
day after date; that an order Of attachment
was issued in said action, and that unless he
appears and answers TO said plaintiffs petition
on or before the l4th day of March, A. 1857,
Judgment will be entered against him by de-
fault. J D. SEARS,
Plaintiffs Atty.
January Goth. 1857. l6-6w
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q. W. BEERY. L. SPAULDING
BERRY & SPAULDING,
Attorneys at Law.
Upper Sandusky, Ohio,
Will attend promptly to all business entrusted
to their care in w andot and adjoining
counties.
Particular attention given TO drafting Deeds,
Mortgages, &C., and Administration business
l.,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-01-22

Fraction of Land adjoining Town forty one
hundredths of an acre appraised at $500.
A so:
The following Trac of Land in this Count
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-01-22
Sale of Real Estate by Order of Court.

W ILLI a NJ GU lid q CO,
156 Wa hingtOn ST., Boston Mass.
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Coy ner's sprinss.

The Advertisement of these Springs may be
found In our advertising columns and we invite
attention to 1t. 1t belongs to the family group Of
the Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road, who's
virtues and attractions that road has brought ran
idly into public notice and popularity. The COY.
NERs SPRINGS are In sight Of the road and are
located in one of the loveliest and richest vaes of
the State: the valley of the Roanoke The build
ings at the place are new and well designed and
The table is excellent. The Manager, Mr.. HEFFE.
FINGER, is q man Of experience and capacity, and
he directs the affairs of the watering place with
energy and tact The visiters generally last year
were highly pleased with their treatment, and
spoke in warm terms of praise of the management.
The water are commended by physicians of high
standing-among them DR.. CHRISTIAN of this
chy-for dyspepsia, torpid liver, eutaneous dIseas-
es, enfeebed conditions of the nervous system
chronic affections of the kidneys and bladder.
These Springs of the South West are happily
introduced to the public now that the Rail Roads
are concentrating such multitudes of seekers of
pleasure and health In our Virginia Mountains
The old watering places are utterly inadequate to
accommodate them. The nsw-which were for
merry unknown more because of their inaceessi-
b'iity than any other cause-not only add to the
lumber and variety of the resources for pleasure
.na comfort, but among them are waters possess.
s Mos. remarkable medicinal properties, 10 hum
can testify. W A''A " 'noni
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Richmond Markets, June Is.

FLOUR Tho stock is so much reduced that there
Ia n3thiue TO operate in and quotations are merely
nominal :. suparfne to shippers 81 1898 90. To the
trade $500 %. .oa
TODAY AT al 60 We continue to quote = oo rof
prime Red 81 10 for prime White
CORN-Little no inquiry to-day. we oon,lhu'
m npot. q O5 az the maximum with dull merket
BACON.-Though tho stock 10 light the msIIes u
depressed. We quote bone .tdes 40; hdes' WITHOUT
bone I48c. Shoulders 36l2c
and we quote sI 20 to 81 IS per cwt. ss the store
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AHoRRIBLE AFFAIR.--A sh cking and sad oc
currence took place yesterday, at the residence OF
Mrs E.tells WezsiI, at the corner of Magazine
and Harmony streets, in the Fourth District
1t appears that the lady has been divorced from
her husband for some time. Yesterday he wen,
to her house and met her in the parior He held
pistol in his hand, which be presented at her and
fred, but fortunately missed her He then threw
the pistol at her, when she fell. He Immediately
seiz ed the weapon again and discharged . second
barrel at his own head. the contents OF which did
the suicidal work in most frightful manner
The act can only be ascribed to insanity Mos,
probably he thought he had killed bis former wife
before taking his own life-N o Delta 5M inst
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AFFAIRS In LIBgRIA.-The presidential election
was held ON the 5th ult The present incumbent,
Mr. Benson was to receive the vote Of all for pres-
dent, but the "True Liberians' supported Col. b.
P Yates for the vice presidency, while the "whies
had nominated Gen Lewis These parties differ
mainly in their foreign policy, the vii being less
liberal towards those whose governments have no
treaties with Liberia. They had passed bill for.
bidding trade by the citizens such nations except
through brokers This operates sgainst Ameri>
cars. and though merely matter of five per cent.
commission. 10 aretalistion upon rs for not having
recognized the republic. 1t was not however.
popular measure many of the wisest not approx
ing of It; amorg whom is ex>President Roberts;
aud the general impression was that IT would De
renesled at the next session of the Legislature-
Favorable account had been received from the
new settlemen under Rev, Mr. Seys, and also from
Robertspor..
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- Appeal n an Arctic Explorer, WIZ
LIAM G. 0oorapv, TO the AMsnicAn fusL's
PILLOW CITIZENS: I EN- the man whom ". Assss
In his published volume, hes stigmst'sed y
mutinser and desertsr, and whose morsi sns'
rsctsr he has blaskeusd with many feproaon'
fol spthets, and ipsinuations, without tlV'ne s'e
least proof that svsr committed any onence sssns
the laws Of my country, or was ever enhtJ OF ons
dishonorahls action. These unfoundsd and hsellous
charges against unoasndins citizen OF the on'se
States have been circulated all over ths sisihs'o
world; aud (strange to say,l the only man VINO nas
raised voice In my defence IL an Engishman. the
editor OF the North British Roview who has shown'
BY DR.. Ksne's own statements, that he has done me
srievous end usdeserved wrong. have prepared
faithful account OF my adventures in the Polar Ne
aions, showius to what injurious treatment vss
subiected while on board the exploring brig Ad.
vance In this forthcoming volume have related fees
which defy DR. Kanes friends and iattereIs to ds'
prove. l have shown that placed my life In the
greatsst peril by travelling foot. e5 miles In to
darkest and coolest part Of the Arctic winter to pro
cur food for my dying companions have SHOWN
th.t saved DR. Ksne's life at the riss OF my o~r,
and that he afterw d. atom pied to shoot me, VIM
out any Just cause or provocaion Tho book csnt''n
nj an account cf my tolls, hardships sun %
wrongs in the Arctic regions will be Iuohsnen WIN
in few Days, BY Mr. J. 4 I'Lofp. VI ""
Such has been the Influence OF the stigma CAST upon
nv character by Or. Ksne's publications. that hS'e
found It almost impossible to obtsin employ mont III
the United ststes; the reader therefore, VIII NOT DO
,urpri,ed wher say that have been com peheo
n d,;,. an Omnibus 8: PHILADELPHIA the pest ye'r
for living.
rh. vind;c.tfon would have appeared sooner, but
un.bI. to meet tho expense Of publication un'
"a ~, I,cyp .,reed to publish my book at his o~
risk. This gentleman has EFARLEo poo' ."N
fortunate man to bring his cause before the amor,
can public from whom he asks no moro '""N
and impartial hearing, and just dec"hon' ~''o''Ae
to the true and obvi Jus merits OF the oase'
" 'A' ''N0 VIM C. GODFREY.
Philadelphia, juno lst 1857.
NE -Editors sympathzius with prosecuted
man. would oblige me by clipping this.
NOW READY,
GODFKEY'S THRILLING NARRATIVE
OF THE LAST
GRINNELL ARCTIC
EXPLORING EXPEDITION,
IN SEARCH OF
SIR JOHN FRANKLIN.
800 PAGES, Sc ENGRAvINGs.
PnIcE-Paper oover Fifty Ceuts-Cloth bind
ing Ore Dollar.
= SENT BY MAIL, FREE OF POSTAGE, cs Re.
csiPr OF PRIcE.
~ 10000 AGENTS WANTED. IA
1T LLOYD CO, Publisher,
Ia 17.-lt* Philadelphia. Penn.
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~ DR. SAsFosD's lNvlGoRAToR 10 formed by
dIssoying gums, and extracting that part which is
soluble for the active virtues of the medicine. These
Gums remove all morbid or bad matter from the sys
tenn, supplying IN their place healthy flow of bile
IsvIGoRATIHG the stomach, causing food to digest
WE'LL purifying the blood giving tone and health to
the whele machinery, removing the causes of the
disease and efecting radical cure, without any Of
the disssreeabe after efsats felt by using Ceomel
or Mineral Poison 1t gives such quick relief ss to
convince this patient of receiving benefit almost as
soon az the medicine 10 taken. We do not know OF
a single instance where 1t has been taken without
benefit and in nearly all cases complete Ii eff
fec.ed by it's 1t has acquired its wide populsi
ty simply because it does what It ia recommended
to do 1t is contany enlarging i;s circle OF friends
carry healing its wings. and joy to the hearts
OF those suffering from liver complaint, jsundice
dyspepsia or general debility Register
BENNETT, BEERS FISHER and ApIs GRAY
Agents for Richmond. je 1o--da c2w
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~TyLER l. Co. still continue

~TYLER Go. still continue to canton tn. pub
lie against act Of mon who travelling throughout
the State, pretending to have the Steam process Of
Picture making, and, In acme instances using the
name of TYLER l. Co The genuine can only be OBJ
taipad at lS9 Mnln street.
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- HATS FOR THE SUmNER-Our snterpri'lns
citizen Mr. JOHN DooLEv. is offering for sale an ex'
tsn,vs assortment of hats suited to the warm wealth
or including some of the most beautiful styles We
have ever seen. He keeps on hand every variety OF
goods in his line. selected with excellent taste and
Judgment His splendid establishment 10 one Ct the
most prominent attraction Of the city.
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TTo Merchants Mechanics and others
Merchants and others wishing to have CIRCITLA Rs,
CARDS, BILL HEADS. BILLS OF LADING,
POSTERS, &C.. &c. printed, invited to call at
our extensive Job Office, which is supplied with al.
most every variety of type, embracing all the lstes
styles
Our assortment Of CARDS, large and small, sBusi.
ness and Visiting, plain and fancy, cannot be OK
celled.
Wedding, Party and Ball TICKETS and Whiting
and At Home CARDS, printed In the nestest posi-
bio style.
All work executed at short notice and at tho low.
est CASH PRICES. A call from those desiring any
description of Printing. 10 respectfully asked at tho
"DISPATCH JOB OFFICE" corner Of Main and
18th streets, where be some Of tho finest
specimens Of printing executed In this country
JNO d. HAMMERSLEY CO
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lTERAKY.

I LITERARY
NOTHING NEW, il the singular title of a work
that will be found DO h and fresh. 1t Is by
other excellent ictions may be safely recon-
mended as belonging to the best class of this kind
of reading Price SOC.
THE Pulpit Eloquencs of the Nineteenth Century,
has lust bean issued by N. w Dodd of N. York
1t contains Sermons by German, French, Eng.
iish, Scotch and American III odeIn divints. The
literary merit of these discourses, though of q
high order, 10 not their only recomm en- dation. A
ance at the list of preachers, whose produc.
tho intelligent reader that they to be relied
on for aoundness of doctrine and for practical In
structiop. Price IS 50.
THE Gong of Solomon, by Miss Adelaide L. New
ton, 10 the reprint of q very popular English
work Those who have road The deeply interest.
ing memoir OF this young lady, so widely circu
lated In our couutrv, will be prepared to receive
with favor, Miss Newton's prsc' ical exposition oil
tho "SoIg OF Solomon" breathing, a. it does. the
The book possesses a charm, of an easy and grace.
fui style. 75e.
THE popular author of the "Phiosophy Of the Plan
OF saivation," has lately written the "Phioso
ply of skeptcism and Ultraism, wherein the
opinions of Rev. Theodore Parker, aud other wri
tsrs, are shown to be inconsstent with sound req
son aud the Ch1istias Religion " This readers ct
MrlVslkers previous worss will expect to find
here q lc gical sled ehsnmer, beating sophstry
aud error to small dust, and will not be diss ..
pointed s
REV J. C RYLE'S E1pository Thoughts on Ma.
thew will have readers, for his terse, earnest
styIs 10 admired whenever read. 81.
The above works are for sale by
jel7~St p B. PRICE, $50 Main Ct
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U7Hx VITRoTYPEs whsh TYLER Co, Of
1879 Main street take are tbs only style Of pictures
In vogue in all the cities North and Sou b. They
will stand the change, Of Any climate and bear soak
ins in water. Don't have any other style than tt Q
Vitrotype taken.
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.PE1,IA.. NuTis Es

- The Gem Of the City Powsrs mpe
yU.. enid nav q Tor an inferior picture, when you
San 20 to PowERs' and got an IMPEaIAL AMBno'
TYRE for so cep'.! Az
asoIypE. and cons. quently it is not msas oy any
other Artist - ,.r,...rt.
YOU a. you not reversed 40 Gil o'he ~ -.
M lin street j. ~
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THE FOURTH OF JULY is to be celebrated in
handsome style, in Petersburg, Leonadas Knox
was chosen at public meeting of the citizens, to
read the Declaration of Independence and Capt.
Robert C Donnan was chosen chief Marshal for Il 9
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~ The Rooms of TYLER Co. were crowded
to such an excess yesterday that the whole building
shook under the pressure. There 10 no end to the
PATRONAGE which these famous artiss are receiving
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ATTORNEY GENERAL TUcKER.-John Randolph
Tucker, Esq, the lately elected Attorney General,
qualified on Saturday last, and has entered on
the discharge of his duties. Mr. Tucker is a young
man. but one ofthe most brilliant, powerful and well
trained intellects of the State. We welcome him
with the most sincere pleasure once more to our
community, and predict for him career of great
Distinction and usefulness.
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U50 CENTsis what TYLER 4 Co. charge for first
elsss Portraits They take three and four of every
patron to make sure OF getting fine one. Depot l5f
Main strset
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DROWNED Near Giles Court House, va, on
the 9Th instant. Madison Miller son of Tobias Mil
Ter, was drowned, whilst attempting to swim
across New River. He was going to schooi IN
Pearisbure and went to the river for bathing pur'
noses " iih acme of his fellow studenta
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SUICIDE-Charles Hall, of Phillippi, Marion
county, vs., committed suicide on Tuesday last
Mr. Hall was formerly Commonweslth's Attorney
for R.rhour comfy. He leaves q wife and several
children, and numerous friends and relatives
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PRINTERS AHEAD-Hon James Thompson. OF
Erie county. who was nominated on TUESDAY by
the Democratic State Convention of Pennsylva'
mia for Judge of the Supreme Court, was at one
time an apprentice in one of the newspaper print
Ing offices Of Philadelphia
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AMONG THE Passengers in the steamer Arie
for Havre on the 18th instant, was Mr.. K DU
QUEsNE of this city.
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The schools OF summerfeld. Dallas county
Als have been closed on account OF the ple'@'
lsncs of small pox in the village
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SYRACUSE, N Y, June Is The grocery store
Of Judah Pierce, and the adjoining stores were
burnt here yesterday. The loss ID estimated at
AS0 ono
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- Union Trefti1K 0urse..th ne Sprina
Meet;nz o, the above Crr-se commences 70 day
ami viii log. three days. Very exciting apnr, Is On
tcipaed the entries fast nass, snc well match
3D. A line of OmDihuses will convey persons TO and
from the Course.
There will BIO two races to day, the first being q
match race of mile beets to harvest best In 5 be-
tween Mr. Miller's sorrel mare Fanny "iokham and
MI Nortons Ray selsiug Billy Button; the next 10
purse for unframed horses. Wa trust there will be
large attendance, A. this Is q sport ia Virginia
and should be eneouraGed. Members shon'd also
come prepared to pay their Club fees. js l7--h"
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-. OhIo Rlvor nj Pitishurs.

PrTTsBuRa June Is The river continues at q
very high stage, with fifteen feet Of water in the
channel this morning. A good deal Of damage has
been done by the freshet along the valley Of the
AIlechanv
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RESTORED TO THE ARMY DIR James Eimous.
Of South Csroiins, has been restored by the pre-
sent administration to bis original rank and date
In tho army, In accordance with the Recommended
lion Of the Senate.
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wFoR SHAVING. FoNTAINE's CREAM tT WILD
FLOWERS Is truly unsurpassed. Thousands uss it,
and all unite the EXPIRE sion that the operation
pleasure rather than annoyance. Sold by ell Drug.
sists w. PETERSON,
ie list Wholesale Asent.
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THE TELEGRAPH line north, is still out of Or
der and we are again without our usual dispatches
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NEW BOOKS Received
~ JAS. WOOOHOUsE CO.
TIE State of tie Departed; BY Bishop Hobart,
limo $50.
Presenting the whole argument on the side
adopted by the Bishop with effect. and In g
compass not elsewhere, We believe, to be found
in the langusge"-Southern Churchman
TO PATRONS OF THE AFRICAN MISSION.
THE MARTYR OF TIE PON8A8-A Memoir OF
Rev. H. j. Lsscock, Pioneer Missionary to Al.
rios; bv Rev. DR. CsswelI; portrait. 81.
"Dr. Caswell has presented the public with q
volume of deep and endsarins interest."-London
Lit Churchman
TENT Life in the Holy Land; by VIM c. Prime,
author Of Boat Life In Egypt. l25.
THE Fortunes CT Glencore. . new novel, by Charles
Lever author Of Charles O'Malley. 50 cts
10 i7-lt
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Christian Mckinney, we'll known citizen o.
Charleston, 8 q, died on Friday last.
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MAaaaRn.

On Tussdsy Jass 18Th ct n O'Clock. ct tns 90
sond Baptist Church, By nsv. 0bsrt n:son, o ala
chester, Rev. LEVI y. HOkNER. OF Chesef"0'"
TO Mics ABBY o. EANE1. Of this city.
- Religious Herald p'ssss copy.
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a SitRbt InfsraLa

40 speaking Of the Mediterranean whs., Of Mr.
Auinhs on yesterday. we inadvertently s,,a !,
"'a'a oe ready for the sickle In two weeks We
snoaia nave said in two days BY Friday morn
Ing Mr. Morrisons Reaper viii be ,h. v,,. !, a.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCK

MAXINE 1NTELLIEHNCH
Port of Richmond inns li-HiSh Water IL o'clock
ARRIVED,
Brig Purchase, atricklin, Huuacsa, sugar and
molasses, Dunlop, Mopcure Co.
SAILED,
Steamer jamestown, Parrish N Y, mdse and PSF.
seugers Ludlam 4 Watson.
Steamer Belvdsre, Baltimore, mdse, Ludlsm /
Watson.
schr Edwin Creighton, Baltimore. in ballast.
Schr Ann Collins, Dowdy N C, in ballast
sshr Gertrude Horton, Gregory, down the river,
light.
schr Chieftain, Rhosdss, down the river, light.
sshr Angelina Vsncleave, Vanclesve, down the
river, light.
BREMERHAvEN, May 27.-Arrived, Ship Caroline,
Stiokey, Richmond.
CARDIFF, May 90 Sailed, Ship Glenwood. Glover,
City Point.
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fI1 MD,

On Saturday, the IS b Of june. CAnoLirE =.
CHRl sTIAN. sonsors of EDWARD Christisn, OF caro-
~ chsrIsst,n papers will please copy.
Yesterday roorpips the 18th inst AZ W O'CLOCK
HENRY OLIVER, 10 the ssth year Of ms ase:
His friends and sequsiutsne.s OF tne H.y -, ~.
rssdsnse. on Vensbie street. Union Hiii' this WED
nssday) morning. at 10 o'elrct r,a r.,
Blessed are tho dead that d'e IN .I. AZ to,,o,.
shsv r.ss from the lsbors, and their "or''
them"
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sopA WATER.-Pure. Icy cold and refreshing z,
drawn from a new and improved syrup apparatus. -
Our Cream and Fruit Syrups are made from the
best fresh fruits and pure and rp.sss
by any in the city. Our Soda aer Is pure ol,coys
cod and sold at the old price Of Ct cents per glass
Try it and be convinced
w PETERSON Dru,r'.,
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q Fvesh and Handsome Dry Goods.
Infsnts' Caps and Bodies, very handsome
Ladies' beautiful Illusion Caoas
Ladies' Linen Busters, delightful for warm wes-
Their
Hspdsome Silk and Lace Mantles
Embroidered Cambria and Muslin Basquos
Beautiful Printed Jaconets
Organ dies, Lawns
Jsconet, Orsendie and Bsress Robes, and
Elegant Enlored and Black Silk Robes
GlgATLY REDUCTp PaIcss.
10 list PRICE l. WATKINS.
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q Liquors, Wines, Cigars, &c. at Auc.
TIoN Attention 10 requested to the Trustees Sale
Of Liquors Wines, Cigars ae at III Broad st com
mencing q. 10 O'Clock this morning See advertise.
ment. THOS. w. KEEHEE,
je l7---lt Auotioueer
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Ex PRESIDENT Lamar. Of Texas. is In wsshiur
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rwL RApHsC NgWA.
Fire mt Nyracuae,

.rroR1Ep FoK THE pIsPA1cH
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~" FrtBges, PRINCES, Frisges.-We are
selling Frnses (ell sllk) and desirable atyles at 81
10 and l74 cents per yard
LADIES CATERS and Children's and Infants
Shoes at sost LADIES' BAZAA
10 49, No pa Broad street..
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w. PETERSON, Druggist,
ie l5-eodSt Corner 18th and M ain SITS