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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-01

HEALTH DEFEND UroS PeRE BLoop.-
Thin and aerd blood .ecre,s healthy bile and
therefore the first thing for these who arc dy.pcptlc
should Nc - commence the pariieatian OF their
blood
Brandrvth. Pills mot oaiy purify bas sAey make
the blpoi richer aEd adj she.e principles upou which
hs powers 20 Tc-i.i di-ea.e ier.ends rgsIw
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-01

WRAPPING PAPER.
lln EEAMS STRAW ANb RAG WRAP
oSvO ii&u PAPER a@raG4sas srswn Medium
paghle Grown ama bsahe Msaam. s-lsshae tor Cio
GERS Ratghsts &C Alec iArgr .axss fr Goth and
hans- Also White Tea and AAaAlaa rlaF-T.. all ~
manufacturers prices NJ
Ne ~ Brady street nsar sAs rsss oEses
.m.yA Eli ADAMS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-01

CHOICE SECURITIES,
both individual anA Real Estsse, and 10
u q u = q ~ Is = =
10 accommodate whom every eGort viii ~ made
Corner 81 second and nrsdy sis up sss.r,
lytdu - kntranre on Brady street
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-10
THE EXoELsIoRi
CORN AND COB MILL
Invented by Charles Leavitt, and
Patented on the 9th ofFeb. 1855.
Fer Sale BY ]. N. NAYLOR,
TlFFlN, OHIO.

The above Mil hasthe mostly alu al blelWprov
ment, % portable Corn Cob Mills ,andinadsptod
TO the various Grinding and Crushing nurpose,
for feeding all kipds Of stock Which system
offeedingi is NOW required aud fouhd proktatl h
by experience.
TnE ADVANTAGES TIus MIL mas ovERoruFss,
ist Ihattho grinders are insertod on movable
worn outcan boFeplaeed BY new rings, In Ave
minutes, for the small sum offhroo dollars.-
Also, t6is mill can grind faatUr than any othe,
Cora and Cob Nil offered for sala. This Mn
" AZ awarded
rHE FiNsT PREMIUM AT rne omoarATEFAtR,
ofths present year (la55)in a fair tfinl MN
the Liule Giant, Star, aud all other kIiilsbrourh
o eompetiuon, Tha Excelsior Mill will rrind
fromteu 20 6heen hnshNla hourly. accordlne ~
3 qegFtaet Nnene's, and can be Forkedbyi 4
v horaes,
Me-. aa'A -. LMNAYL0R
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-10
DIR. FRANKLIN's.
ORIENTAL & HYDRoPATY
INSTITUTE.
FREDoNIA N. -

eftfHe RHhDONlA IN. lsI
Hes been IN succ1tsTul operation seven
months. The amount OF business done ~
the Cure has far SURPASSED the most snnor,nk
expectations Of the proprietor ana tbs 49,.
Peol rs iali loI iuli house next spring, there
fore oil who wish rooms will do wslI a. -
ply soon. The new ediice ia Of MIR ~
stone 100 by SO #. FIVE stories bigb. osa ~.
ranged expressly Tor Water Cnre M.
are two Bath rooms entirely seperate. g. -
sexes, furnished with every variety of Lnthas
and an abundance Of pure soft cola ana
warm wafer The rooms are all well venti
lated, lorge, pleasant and neatly furnished
Every room is supplied with soft sprinesn5
filtered ram waterof the puTest abo itv IL
is hardly necessary TO say that Fredo1is u
one Of the most preferable localities i'm the
United States, every way considered a,a os-
necially for the invilid Terms nom a doi
lars to ~ dollars per week including Room
board and treatment, according 70 room and
attention required. Those who ate very helm
less must ptoVloe private servants. Each
patent requires one com Portable, two ,ro,i-
en- blankets, two cotton and one linen met
and or crash towels, and n ridina R.Ltt
for ladies'. N furnished BY the nron.istas
dollar per week will be added. Aiisb;i.
TO be paid every Saturday. pfescrintion -,
home treatment by letter or otherwise. fro,,,
70 uoilaIsj communications post paid, adj
SIesse1 1, 70 y - franklin, NJ. b. Fredonis.
Chaut Co N y, VIII receive PROMPT sitentian
IN in thesweat ofthy face shalt thou eat bread
W thon return unto the groundp Gen. q,
~ Ihe sleep o Iaboring man is sweet;
Eccl ., II. Those who have moi mncb No.,
ey may come, as theiflabor willie taLenin
psrt payment. Females whose oaSes -.
quned iwhili he treated upon me sneetssG,l
principle w1oh has been Kent a secret bv
pr 1amiltonof Rochester N. Va which viii
be mn extra charge. "''i
Fredonia,Fcb %. e
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NEw METHOD oF TEAoHINa

tuihei the voy gofmuanngpolnii of the Science fa
veallnfthe great natural division Of she Ledger
Whereby seen tho proper limo Of domakalion between
Realani Representative Property and the foyofnufiaw
Of transfer ~ regards it' acctlar the two classes Of
anFaol0nt, thus shipping this most useful and heauuln
science Of much 81 itrtmc houoed mysteries made iuoh
hy arbitrary and tniahlo rules, meaningless forms and
false noont and bonco onables the student 20 acquire
oureoi notions Of accounts embodied Ia aotua practice
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-10

uSI recpiyed a general assoftment of Al sIros
- ofthe celebrated Western Star, elevated ovSn
cook stoves this stove Is warranted % eivs bs,,sr
seilsleeuon than any other elevated oven itovS.
drew better, heat mp house and bake fsi,.- M,
any other eievated oven stove, aud trln,n,ed ~,
Sllh tuTel1ore that oan't BE- beat Fsr 5slo Z
Ae'N' EmPoflnm' ie. ~, 50
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-10
SOMETHING FOR TnF MIIIi0NSi1
waterford Ma, Inv es ,s.s

ppop n , 49, Waterford, Mass, July 95, ISIS.
- 2h1DII.4,I, WooDi With confidence, do recommend
eysrsaw have used the Wapht and tbeTrrrps,o,ior,
uey au without effect Since using yorf Resto
atf KY hHrand whitkeTs which were almost wtis bay.
GRADUALLY grown dark and now feel ronfdent iIst ~
more Mi restore them 20 their cocy
also nus relieved me Of all dandTuf and nnplss,5n ib
'Ng''o common amonepenoss wqopenpiitfreely.
j. G. KiIpY'
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W. BUN1ING.
DtNTAL. sun GEO N,

DENTAL SUR GEO N,
OPERATIVE ana MECHANICAL
DBNTIs1s corner of Waahihgfon and MaJket
Streets, 1inn. Ohio VII attend % Az buailesa
in hisline With H11Uircss and dispaioh Pef-
sons Who favothimrl.t 3call, may rely onhay-
ing work done fn sdrali0r manner, having been
engaged intiio badnc1i ior the last seven yoars,
and during thattmo have had much experience
IN difficult cases. ne soonhdent ofauccess and
dattefs himsolfoapahle Of giving porfcctsatl9fac.
iidn 20 an who may neck his professional services.
Charges will bo 81 al times moderate.
az OFFICE, corner of Washington and
Market Streets.
Tialn, Nov. ist, 81.
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''y'''!.'t ). 9. iKSliBY.
North East, PonnsvI,nni, Nr,,oL q ,,s.

SIN IN consequence Of havine hair for several yea,
~ oiy gray put perfectly white Ihaye cut IL short
nee, was induced TO use your Hair Resorays snd p,t
Iuitee says inst tts effects motf ~ n
~ gradually 10 all It's former splendot
50 soii and glossy 10 be more benutif IN
Ee, when prderths influence Of ne finest OIL
~ 10 TO every lady decided
,yyo,ld P'F''"Noh ioftoilet use Of unyhine in the
BETsY SMITH.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-10

EsfrcTFuLtY announceto the puDlio that
Whitney are no longer IN any way interested
in the SHAWHAN HOUSE STABLEs, but
stlli carry on the LIVER YBUSINEssa al their
old stand, where the public, as heretofore.
viii always fnd good horses and fine osrria.
ges-bettet end cheaper than at any other
stable IN Tifin. PASSENGERS win be taken
70 any section ofthe country on short notice,
DAf Oh WIGHT, Any Of Siaub's friends can
have their horses kept end fe,l In his rfshls
teltimea Saddle Horses and single bue
ies-or buggiesto let without horsesi m fact
We can accomodate the public lin ANY shane
or lofm' that our aim and we are bound
to DO ", without feoI of'frend or foe
lr The rumof that STAUB q Ia. have
SOLD their LIVERY stock isa LIE WE
1lllha1e the beftstock Of horses and bueeies Z
in Tifiln. and euv prices are lower than ever.
az GOLD JOHN' will be on hand nj ali
times at his stable, where he looks nsvefy.
thing over himself :,
May nth i855.--tf.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-10
Bank.

oSiAh HEDGES, "A. e BALDWIN and w =.
~ ~ r'hEDGES have associated themselves for
business underthe name OF
tu,.,, w. @. HEDGES q Co.
'n'esesl WIZ be paid on deposits standinri
months at per cent per annum.
Land Warrants bought ana sold.
Maya 1855. DN"S Co.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-10
HOUSE.

EN- HOLT PROPRIETOR.
Situated on the corner Of Adams and Sandusky
Streets wnstaide ofthe Sanduaky Riyerin the CITY
far the especial accommodation OF the travelling
public, this Honseis In the pleasantest part Of
tAe City, andis large oommodious and splendid
huildinc, we'll adapted to the purpose Of public
house, u IA buta few rods from, and IN sight oi
the Railroad Dedot, q 90 The nearosi and most
c6mn.odilaa taym tn that point Mr.. foLr
takes pleasure Ia announcing 10 the public that
bis House contains plenty oflarge airy and
WE'LL FURNISHED
bed Roons He would also invite an Of hls
old eustomers.to give him a call, as he thinks
theywilbe satisfied
Tilin, Oct,i7. 1856. H.
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n HE EXTENDED CoURs d

emhface,ehehy practical tei, from the varons business
Frns aud ia dclgnod Coz such sudott o. may wish 10
spend longer Whn the time required by The Rerulaf
somc speoaliloute
nv asinr W addition The Extended Courso the student
VIII De- hihnlly and prlninhy employed tiy months. -
PENMANSHip, "pfaciiual and afnamcntal," IN nlllts
vnrouet viii be taught n the most thorough And eoant,
manner hy Of ne best tsHohcf In the West noddsa
u euiun method Of teaching nusnet Wfinr, tho CHR.
ytimographc System viii also be- taught ThlstYstem, 40
popular and fecomnon1 BY best educational men, t
taught inho Pebble echoos Of Cleveland, Columbus a.
Toledo. Many other schools 0psn io good teachers Of
ChfyihmoTIaphy, NJ soon 90 they can be- qualified
DAILY LECTURES on Practical and Theoretical
Bookkeeping, Mercantile Laws, Commercial Eihici, po
iWca Economy, AT uf Computation, Commercial CAlcu.
lAtont, Mercantile Cufiomi, nankinF Exchange, Com
meee RairondinF commercial History, business Coro
pondcnce, prnmunshin oto.
The New Suit Of Rooms, Of this College occupies he
nues location n the city, situated they the
Of the Pebble square and Euprrof street. nnordnr fair
Wow Of most parts Of the city and the Lake. The
neatly aud taslenlly furnished tupassinF IN beauty
andcanvsnenee rehapl those ofany similar !nituuon In
The Union
The LADIES' COURSE Il the same ~ that Of the Gen.
ilomen, aharlnn equal facilities 10 alladet who may wish
h avail themselves of the Commefoi, Course
The Principal having extensive business aoqua ntance
10 enahcd,o secure good situations for many ofhu grad
uatcs
March,6h,S7ly
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-10
\. LYONS PURE
oHIO oATA W. BRANDY,

ONO CATA WA BR1NDY,
THE uhdersigned has list received lot
Of T.. Lyons Pure Catawba Brandy, which
Is strongly recommended by the medical men
70 inyalids and 70 sllwho need Pure Brandy
brmedicai purposes For sale ~ tie case
or bottle, by GIBSON & sLANKER, Tihn o.
THEREBY certify that have this day in.
spected n large OF fine 'Catawba BrandY' fot
Mr.. ]. Jacobs, Nos i99 and if3, 3ra street,
and aflor a careful examination ] end it pure
Of high chemical Standard and fee from all
foreien or poisonous substances, oud have
marked 10 ds the law directs. Given undef
my hand at the business place Of Mr Jacobs,
where The above Is kept ior sale for Medical
and other purposes. HIRAM COX, M. d.
Feb. n, ,'67.u
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4 n y coLLEaIATE coURsE

whlchit Intended 10 ebfsoe ~ hranohei "Puroly Mefs
cants has bsen recently enae, and can now BE- fegaf
ded a OF The lengthy, thorough and complete
nfoduusd 20 The public IN any similar ihitunon nth
unitsd etaist.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-10
BooK KEEpINa pEpARTMENT

orlraosi three distinct grades vlr nuatorv. Berular
and Eilonded Coufaos, nod taufho on Fosot Nov Meth
o. recommended by twenty Of the most reliable
Pfaeiieai Accountants N 'loyolsnd
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-10

~ Sold atlI4 Market street s.. ,ri, A., ~
New hoFh andby al DTuegsts svsrvuhere
It"lniy Patent Medicnestortale on rbs be,t
hetstfeet st. Lohis. ii4'mAf
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-10
TuITION FEE IN ADYANOE.

For entire Moiesnlls coutto, time unlimited 90
Hame Conftr, fof Ltdief So
Twenty Losions IN pfasHch psnmanshp, simply
For ful confie M fouHsinf, etc., AZ pofurfaemont
~ D. rpAnlculafi send iof Catalogues and Cifauan
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-10
TO THEGENTLEMRN

s. Emerson would invite his ola patrons and ,b. ,r,
generally TO call and examine bis stock ofCoths
vesiings and Ready Made Cloihng
me latest patterns ot tFensh EnRsh, and Americrn
goods are among issock Also shirts drave,s bosie
gloves, hats and caps. Noohargc Tor showing goods
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-04-10

ppop r.oon New Yoi,, Oot,o 1854
IhVf' WOQDi Afterreading the ad, ertistmsptiS'ort
our New YORK journals, Of your ceebra I'd Hair Psstors
~ ~ ptuegteh Hhafpin bottle and was much plenTed
Hh y thati continued is for two NOR as and
IT'S decidedly the bespreparaton befo etheippbiie
AZ al dandruf and unpleasant itotnp from
e seap restored my hair naturally and i have ne
hoaheyepermissionto 10 refer TO me- an who en,.r,.t
any uoppi oltfpefioIming all thatis claimed forit
Miss FErKs o6H Greenwich Av.
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LARGER ONE

s99 ~ 70 return he Will endeayort % giVefhem the
i9li value of their money Ia Cabinet Ware
eh9irs, Sc, of which be viii endsnvor 20 kesp
On mana as large an assortment as thotimss ana
ne means will warrant. q u made Of tgellsensop-
90 lumber, and by oomnetent Workman De-
ofget the place, opposite Commercial Row.
Nov solh. '65.-tf. D. D GOODsEII,
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NKTANrED. 1000 900 pouuds of old casting
w 100000 ibs, old copper, brass and pewter
25.00o he. rugs. 10000 ieot Lumber Beesv AZ .
live geese feathers, eiasene, &o. AT Of which
vii be paid the highest marketpriee 81 Yerrsem
podun. jo21,
qnn CHuRcH AscHOoL ROUSE STOVES
Ave jun received warraotod the best Va ihs
mafksi. Also ssprral sstogtment Of oval round
4nd sqnsre coiumn drums tor same. For sale
shsap si Yorks mammoth aiove emporium.
Juue AZ lR56.
roo "a. w.ysn.s.sda aa ,.,s,, ,,sl.,shsa lIu.a aa,l
1aai s0ase' r's'e ~ses was
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o LIE V Ella ND q il ] o /,
fneouemisd mag, 9, issi.
b, q. FOLSOM, AN, Pridol9si
+ A q UL TY
B. q. FOLSOM tT.cALENs. on.iUDn.
INSTRUCTOR y Accounis, end Leciur,t On nuiatf cni
=. PHELPS, W. u. CLARE, % OHtiunn.
reagheft n ffaeioal snd ufhame1hl psumtHhlr
OEuRgE nRAuuunN, pfbt r. %. .HunaON,
rr1f. a. CURTIS epseiN ifolniafi.
rHoi. holfoA ene WftnHv, q. w fALsta,
lIhh lnuH Cu0WELf.
Loeiuitf On Commefoal Law, Science Of 0oyoiamstt,
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CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE.
Fall Trade 1856.

PROOM Il NORREIL have just received
- their Stock of Fall and Wins
ter Goods, and would call the attention of
their friends and the public to the assortment
Their Stock is very large. and comprises all
the best makers and styles of Goods. and the
latest novelties of the season, and as they are
determined not to be undersold by any House
in the State, and will GUARANTEE THEIR Prices
to be rs low as the lowest. they feel assured
that an examination of their Goods, will en-
sure continuation of the liberal patronage
they have reccivcd.-They would invite attcn-
tion to the following:
Ladies Dress Goods, Blk and Fancy Silks,
Fr and Eng Mcrinos, Scotch, Fr and Am
Ginghams,
Eng Fr and Am Prints, Embroideries, all
kinds
Dress Trimmings, Hosiery, very large as
sortment,
Gloves of every description. Irish Linens,
Table Linens and Diapers, Napkins, Doy-
lies and Towels,
shirtings and Pillow Linens, Blea and
Bro Shrtings,
Pants Stuff, Twecds, Cnssimcrcs and
Cloths,
Ladies' Cloths, all colors Bed Blankets
Fannels, Red, White, " Wech dc, Cassimcres
and Pads for children,
House Servants Goods, all kinds,
Alpacas, Bomhazincs, Dimities Quilts
Fur Fringcs, Shawls, all kinds.
a large assortment of Negro Blankets Kcr-
seys 1.inscys, Stripes, plaids and OsnaLurgs
Augusta, Ga, Sept. ~, 1856. 2O-tf
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"Annals of the American Pulpit.n

Mr.. Editor Il have had tile pleasure
OF reading work bearing the foregoing title,
just published by the Rev. w. b. Spraguc,
OF Albany. 1t is composed Of two large
octave volumes-the precursors of several
others of the same description, designed to
be aliterary monument of the American pull
pit, and to commemorate distinguished
clergymen of the various evangelical denom-
inatlons in this country, from its early settle
ment, to the close of the year 1855.
What Judge Marshall says of his biogra-
ply Of Washington, is to great extent
true of the biography Of the distinguished
leaders in the several Churches-the history
oftheir times is bound up in the story of the
men. These volumes accordingly, present
us with succinct history Of the progress OF
the American churches. That this import.
ant feature of the work may Be more distinct.
" marked, the biographical notices of each
denomination are kept distinct; and each
begins with chronological and ends with
an alphabetical index.
The accomplished and catholic spirited
author has sought the best accessible testi.
mony concerning the character of the Der.
sons here noticed, from living men who had
knowledge of them and this testimony is
embodied in letters containing their recolec-
tions and impressions. To each of these
letters is prefixed short historical sketch by
the author. Another characteristic feature
Of the work, is its exemption from denomi-
national partiality the authors aim being
to present a faithful outline Of the mental
pecu!iarities, style, manner, and labours OF
each individual whose portraitture is givcn.
without justifying or condemning his opin-
ions.
The subjects selected, are the preachers
. most eminent for ability, usefulness, or posi-
ton in their several communions. In. ma.
king the selection, DR.. Sprague has ayailcd
himself Of the judgment of the most sdistin.
g guished living ministers in each denomina.
ton in the various parts of the country,
Thus, when the work is completed, we shall
have portraikgallery, the a,nplest and rich.
est in material that has yet been exhibited
TO the country. Thus too, many a WORTHY
name, which the world would not "wilino.
ly let die" will be snatched from oblivion
and carried down to posterity.
The two volumes now published. are de.
votedSto theniinisters of the Trinitarian Con.
gTegahonal Churches. They embrace sketch.
,es, ofthree hundred and forty-four persons
and 60 back as far as The yearl829. Amonp
the; writer's Of the "reminiscences are some oI
the most distinguished living ministers
Many OF the sketches are graphic and pow
.erfni. H Z a
DR.. Sprague may be congratulated on
the success of his ]aborious undertaking,
titus far. 1.-THE remaining portions ofsSt6e
work are as we'll donesas these two volumes,
An important desiderat lam in our religious,
!. literature vii. bs supplied Sand the church.
@ Of the country lad under special obliga-
ton to the author--an obligation which /
titope VII be Acknowledged by generous
'pAli6nags, 7, g. w. M. WIGHTMAN.
WYotd collsgi, Dee. s29tA 1859 T i
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Tho Stream of Time.

1t is a silent stream
Calm as a quiet sleep: ''
t a strange repose,
The still stream flows,
Where the mourners cease to weep.
1t is q wide spread stream,
And every valley fills;
1t covers the plains
And the high domains
OF the everlasting hills
1t is n ceaselcss stream
Forever flowing fast,
Like solemn tide
To the ocean wide
OF the far, unfathomed past.
1t is mighty stream;
Resistless i'll its sway;
To the loftiest things,
The strongest kings
1t carries with ease away.
1t is precious stream;
For pearls of price untold
Reward the care
OF the searcher there,
And its sands are sands of gold.
Through silent realms of night;
Through euery glorious cline;
by night aud day
On Its widespread way,
Fast flows the stream of time
PRIsoN FARE.-The following is the
bill OF fare provided through the week for
the prisoners at Sing Sing, New York:
BREAKFAST.
This meal always consists Of coffee and
hash and bread, or coffee, meat, potatoes
and bread. 1t is always served in the cells.
DINNERS.
Monday-Meat, potatos and bread.
Iuesday-Soup, fresh meat and bread.
Wednesday-Salt meat, potatos and
bread. Occasionally turnips are substitu-
ted for potatos.
Ihursday-Salt meat, potatos and bread,
with beans occasionally instead of potatos.
Friday-Fish, potatos and bread.
Saturday-Fresh meat, bread and soup.
Sunday-Meat, potatos, bread, and rice
and molasscs. Sometimes soup is piycn
instead Of rice and molasses.--The convicts
are supplied rather literally with dinner on
Sunday, and no supper--the allowance for
dinner being intended as ample for the re-
mander Of the day.
SUPER.
This meal is always musll and molasses,
and is served in the cell.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-01-30
CITY DRUG STORE.
VIM. HhINES, G.
No.2l7 (North Side) Broad Street, "a
AUGUSTA, GA.

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS,
PUTTY, yARNIsnEs, ETC.
PERFuMERY, HAIR BRUSHES, COMBS, ro1-
LET SOAPS, HAIR oils, roMADEs, HAIR
DYES, nDK'F EXTRACTS. ETC.
All of which arc offered at low prices for
CASH. .
Particular attention paid to the preparation
Of PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS and the
dispensing of Family Medicines. large as
sortnent Of Fresh and Warranted
Garden, Grass and Field Seeds.
t$ Orders from the Country promptly
attended to.
May 2, 1856. 52-ly