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Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-09-26

{ NARD-Pomptcd by an honest desire Of my
- heart, wish to lay before the public n case
which deserves a high cOmmOndation, not only as
an act OF scientific skill but that of humanity also
About two years ago, | suddenly, and from causes
unknown to me, was seized with fit of EPILEPSY,
which, owing to my inability to meet the expense
consequent upon thorough medical treatment,
and the encouragement which met with in at
tempting 1t, soon became such (as was then led
to believe) as to defy the skill of physician. |
was frequently, when in pursuit of my calling,
thrown down to the ground without the slightest
warning and although insensble to the agonies.
yet despscd the mseries Of my life and soon
learned to look upon those who would render as
sistance or shelter me from danger as enemies
VINO sought to prolong the existence of my misery.
While IN this state and having previous TO nv
aiillcton tasted the sweets Of life once more was
induced to attempt seeking aid of u physician,
and, by recommendation, called upon l.. J. Czap-
kay. / told him of my circumstances and of nv
inability to reward him for his services-repard-
less OF which, however, he at once undertook NV
case, and with the blessings Of God, was once
more restored to perfect health. Unable to re-
ward him for the boon which enjoy at present,
and yet conscious of my Indebtedness, | consider
it due to myself and to all afflicted to make the
case public, in order that those in need of medic
al advice may find physician in whom every
confidence can be placed.
MYER YABLONSKY. r.. ST.
state OF California, county of San Francisco.
ss.--SwOrn and subscribed TO before Inc this first
day of August, A. d.. 1856.
GILBERT A. GRANT, Notary Public. f.. ST.
San francisco, Sept l, 1851 "a 3m
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IN THE WRONG BED.-The n. Y. correspondent
Of the Sacramento Union gives the following
laugbable though scandaous affair:
The incident is said to have occurred at the
fashionable New York Hotel on Saturday even
ing last, and as Monsieur de Trobriand of the
Courier 9eS EtatS Unis tells the story. we have
10 doubt Of its truth, Cor Monsieur don't get up
bogus stories; besides, the account is corr ohora-
ted from other quarters 1t seems Mrs. W,
young and beautiful lady from Louisiana was
staying ut the hotel, having come north without
her husband who was detained by business at
New Orleans The lady soon became so intimate
with Mr.. Il, a rich auctioneer and a boardcr
at the same hotel, that their conduct was noticed
by all the inmates Of the house, and Of course.
prying eyes soon ascertaincd all about it, A
friend Of Mr. W--'s sent a telegraphic message
to him in New Orleans, and on Saturday evening
last be arrived in town, proceeded to the hotel,
and as the lovers had not even been cautious
enough to lock the door, he found them snug in
bed III his Wcs own apartment at the early hour
OF nine O'Clock. W Immediately drew his
revolver, and fired at the auetioneer but didn't
'kn0ck him down. l. jumped and ran for
the door, with nothing but flannel night-shirt
on him. W fired again and missed By this
time, the whole house was raised, and on the
lookout. F. ran down stairs, turned to the
right and then to the left, and finally concealed
himself in one of the cells Of the water closet
The crowd seized and disarmed the infuriated
husband, but the frightened lover refused to open
the door until the police assured him Of safety,
The friends Of the two parties made such dspO-
sition Of the affair that W left the city with
his wife the next morning. One account of the
affair has it that W chased - round an
entire block in his under garment before he could
be secured, but guess that is an embellish-
ment
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CHARACTER in Mrs. IIentzs story of Love
after Marriage lays down the law thus II a
man is not ugly enough to trigtfen his horse he is
handsome enough to marry Suppose the man
hasn't any horse?
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Peeps from n Printing Omi.c.

Ugh !! exclaims some would be delicate lady
- the very sound reminds one, most torcbly, of
the smell Of oil, and we shall hear nothing now
but the clinking' Of type'
Well. what of that, fair lady? True, the Oil
we used is not so highly perfumed as THAI with
which you smooth your ringets but for all that
it has the same basis, and is applied to a nobler
purpose. The clanking of our machinery may
not be pleasant to your refined taste but to the
true poet it has a sweeter even than tinkliQg OF
cymbals.' The clicking Of type may even be
disagreeable to you but loe had rather hear it
and cause it, than be possessed Of tN gift of a
Jenny Lind were we to have our choice Of the
two.
Ours is glorious mission, fellow craftsmen.-
Princes and potentates own our sway, and there
is no earthly power mighter than ours. As we
stand up to the case worn and weary slough
we may be, We have at least the comfort Of the
thought that though we cannot find an acre Of
Gods earth that we call our 0tCR-though we are
poorly paid and heavy tasked-though there may
not be one to whom we may say Co. or to an0-
ther Come, though we may know that we shall
leave no mighty name behind us. with our fame
emblaz0ned on history's page and sculptured in
marble-yet we are assured that our works shall
not perish Long after we shall have been laid
beneath the sod-the still, small voices with
which We have spoken viii 90 ON with their
mighty work, accomplishing the good which we
have sought while living. With our 'mal!ets' we
are driving home wedges that shall in time
overturn plincipali,ies and powers With
shooting irons Of more effect than Sharp's rifles
Or Colts revolyors we march to the battle against
Wrong, far more sure OF victory than they who
Wield the sword.
Oftentimes as we have stood at our ease mor-
riiy sticking the magical strips of metal which
seemed as things Of life under our fingers, have
we laughed in our sleeve as we thought how
many would be anxiousy watching for the result
of our labors-how many hopes and fears hung on
the more iDse diru Of the typcs-how much the
leading mem and first writer's OF our day are
indebted to the humble but none the less yalua-
bic labors of the Typo Aud again our heart
would grow sad as we thought of those to whom
we should be the bearers Of evil tdngs. How
many of those who read the dolorous headings
Dreadful Disaster! Fearful Railroad Accident
and Great Loss of Life &c, are untouched by
the sad news? To many and many home do
we thus convey the sad intelligence, and as do
so, there wells up in our heart prayer for the
loved ones left behind and hymn Of thanks
giving that zoe were not one Of those who were so
suddenly and iearfully launched into eternity.
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Ma, said little urchin, peeping from beneath
the bed-clothes, Ma, I'm cold where is the bed
cover?'-'Lie still, my dear said the mother
until your sister comes home from church--she
has got it for crn0ine'
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TIE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF TIE AGE /


! GREAT BLESSING TO MANKIND limo
~ cent but pOtent!-Dr. L. j. Czapkay's Pro-
philacticum (self-disinfecting agent,) sure pre-
venative against gOnorrheal and syphilitic dis
eases and an unsurpassed remedy for venereal,
scrofulous, gangrenous and cancerous ulcers,
foetid discharges from the vagina, uterus and
nrethra, and all cutaneous eruptions and diseases,
As innoculaton is preventative against small.
pox, so is DR.. l.. j. Czapkay's Prophilacticum
diseases. Although harmless in itself, it posses
ses the power of chemically destroying the syphil-
itc virus and thereby saving thousands from be-
ing infected by the most loathsome of all diseases.
Let no young man who appreciates health be
without DR.. C2apkay's Prophilaticum. 1t is in
very convenient packages, and will be found con-
venient to use, being as a soap. Price S. For
sale at DR.. Czapkay's Private Medical and Surg
ical Institute, SACRAMENTO STREET, below
MONTGOMERY, San Francisco.
All orders must be addressed to l.. j. Czapkay,
NJ, d. San Francisco, California.
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PR0PRIE TARY MEDICINES !

PR0PRIE AIRY MEDICINES !
~r,2 A LARGE STOCK OF THE MOST AP-
II proved Patent Medicines just received at
"a -THE-
CITY DRUG STORE.
SARSAPARILLAS.
Townsends, A. H. Bnll's,
Guysotts, John Bulls,
Sands, Turner's,
&C., &c, &c.
E~ II EA II SsS %
WRIGHT'S, MOFFATTS,
BRANDRETHS, JAYNE'S,
LEES, COOKS
ANDERsON'S, AYERS,
McLANE's, GRAEFENBERG, &c.
BITTERS AND CORDIALs.
Hollands German,
Richardson's,
Blake's,
Stoughton,
MoGatt's
Spanish Mixture,
Morse's Iuyig. Cordial.
Webbcr's Invigorating Cordial,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Nistar's Balsam,
Buchans Balsam of Life,
Jayne's Expcctorant,
Syrup of Naptha,
Turlingtons Balsam,
Mexican Mustang Liniment,
Nerve and Bone Liniment
Hunts Rheumatic Liniment,
Hays Lniment
Opodcldoc
Gargling Oil,
Pain Killer,
Kussio salye
Hollowoy's Ointment Jew David's Plaster,
Poor Mans Plaster, Shocmakcr's Plaster.
Parreira's Italian Remedy,
Thorn's Extract,
Tarrlut's Extract.
Settler Aperieut,
Mothes Capsules,
Plunter's "
Soditz Powders
Flavorng Extracts.
p 2 z e U III 2 z "
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF PERFUll-
"A cry and Toilet Articles of the finest quality
Lubas Rnser8 ( DaiIs EItn:s.
Cologne, Pomade, Hair & Bears Oil
LILLY WHITE,
PEARL POWDER, PUFFS
FANCY SOAPS, WASH BALLS, BAY
RUM, ROUGE HAIR, TOOTH AND NAIL
Brushes, in great variety, Shaving Cream,
Shaving Brushes. Dressing and Pocket
Combs Opera Gla.s Microscopes,
Spectacles, &c, &C.,
and thousand other articles too numerous to
mention, If you want to get good article at a
low price, call at the
west side of Main street. r. A. FAGG,
Weaver, July lS 1857. 2Gtd.
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DR.. l.. J. CZAPKAY'S
Grand Medical & Surgical Institute
Sacramento St.. below Montgomery,

OPPOSITE PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CO UFFICE,)
SAN FRANCISCO.
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DAILY VIRGlNIAN.
THANK COD FOW Ali.

ny CuAEtfs SWAIN.
Reside Won OAK n rustic ruaf appears,
A cottage garden leads unto the door,
A few wild plants the lowly easement cheers
And nil around looks neat though all IL poor
There philip ,lw ellis aud take4 nneighbura Phtt
Though little be the means his help to test
Yet still though poor, he aays with Eratoul heat,
Tia well 10 labor.-nud that uod know beat
Tho hare Hits hy him with her dewy feet
As blitho af heart he quits his cottage gate
Tho golden village lane with dawn Is sweet,
And Philip feels content, though low his state
For labor unto him can 10y impart
'rIa tnlepondence to his hones, breast
And sti though poor. he snya, with grateful heart
fris well 10 labor, r,-nnd that uod knows best
His wifc bcaie the door waits his return,
Iis ehlllron'a voices meet him hall tho way,
And while the sun Within tho w.st doth burn,
And bird and brook sing swst the close of day,
pbIlip forseis his toll, his ohar to hnd,
Nv little arms and little lips eareat,
And gazing round oxclaims with grateful mind,
Thank uod Tor all,-thauk God who know"N nes''
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sS5s s>55 tsDs
ENsTS. HATS. sbAV$!!.--S PR ! - svl
III ASliIONS FOR lsa7- -SlIrZER Will Introduce fA
STYLE Hat, the first Saturday ll March
r lie inspection his and the public generally
which surpass any Hat in this market IN bea
tv quality finish Also, lot of beautiful new style
Hats Young Gents All those desiring fine Dress HAS
to ccpsa an, hs this market Will please call at the sgn
ut The ELL l. HAT .
Al kinds made order with neatnesS and dispatch
CUSTOMERS, Hats dressed over as usual ...
,,ar ~ WM. STIrZER
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"a lndai4rr within for 3 unu facts,
lila hy Edmund About
Nrvrrtno late to mend tltcadc)
i've and Learn.
rectir Pictures, by Jas fitz of va
ALSO,
Mrs Stephens Monthly for April,
l.eslie'sN Y. Journal
Living Age,
Blackwood Chambers Journal.
Eclectic, The Lancet &C, received at
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EW.YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

l,sNl; ER Sc WING aNAGu1NEs,-Thegre great
reputation Of Singers Sowing Machines Is founded ON she
fact that they perfectly adapted variety OF work.
aud that hom kept employed, will earn not less
than Thousand Dollars year
persons dosrng full and rel able Information about theae
naohncnszos prices modes of purchasing &e-can obtain
by applying by letter otherwse for copy OF NJ sing
er COS GaEotte beautiful Pictorial Paper entirely deyo
ted To S., ing Machine II will be sent gratis
Local AaEkTs--Wanted In every town In the United
States, u whom liberal Inducements are offered
N B-Wel ave made arrangements with many editors and
publishers newspapers highly profitable and satisfactory
Them aud make similar contracts with every newspa
nc, and In the country full particulars address
l. NJ SINGER a. co,
par ~ ,l9m 3o3 broadway. N. York
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pnrNE auOaCRlEs1 for sOllTIlEKN FAM-

n uIES-rnOMAS HOPE 4 co, No. l3a CHAM
BllsS STREET, NEW YORK, ,Esishlished 1h2O) lmpor.
Dealers all descriptions af Rare Old Madeira Sher
~ aud Port Wines Old Bra dies Superior old Jama
Crox aud Antigua Rum, Old Holland Gin and every
variety of fine Imported and Domestic Liquors
cuANrAuHE-M Max Suiaine, Moct a Chandon and humms
Imperial Cabinet and iedsick and other Brands
Ci.AnEr AND SAurtREElnciudng Chateau Margaux, Cha
Iaitte Looslc LRose Margaux and St julien, Cha
aud Hau sautcrucs
HOOK WiNEs-of Johannesbergor Marcobrnnncr, Rudes
helmrr Ilockhelmer, Sparkling Hook and Mosolc.
SLaAIs- all The choicest varieties, Eegnntcs Regaas,
Gonchas Operas, Pressed and Communes
FoRFIGN all kinds Itasins Almonds Iruncs &C.
TEAH AND CofFEfs-nl Of the finest qualities.
HAMS ToNGuFs- burlington, Virginia and Westphala
Hams Smoked and Picked Tongues.
GasuFN BurrrI-in Firkns, Tubs and Stone Jars.
FORIGs T1ckitsSaurcs, Catsups Sardlnos, Capcrs OIL
ivtB, sc.
Pnrsrnvrs-Ens' West India and Domestic And afull
general O variety OF Fine aroceres
ldly
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yuSO ALI LOVERS OF THE BEAUTIFUL.
Thc undcrsgned being fully located IN the Portrait Gal
ery lately occupied by Jas Keagy snow prepared to
supply friends and tho public with io like Pictures In all
tho various styles OF the art.
Special nj attention the style OF photographs
eolurod In OIL which exhibition and
being Nucuc at his Gallery Tho correctness oi doneaon
paintings only bo fully approximately
Faithful o sze Portraits made by TINS process
from dngucrreoty ypos of deceased persons .
cordial taon extended TO all to visit HIS Gallery and
specimens OF Ambroy pos, Daguerreotypes, plain
aud colored Photographs, &c. &C
d. H. BLISS,
Successor 10 j. Keagy.
- Instructions given In reasonable terms.
iuup IA
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HH I%TERESTShN stock Of tiuano and other teriIcrs
NOW Store consisting of Peruvian tinano No A, Ba
NOR, Inspection. price %62i DcIiurgs Manipulated Gnano
composed % pure Peruvian. Mexican Guano and Bone
Powder 1l- /, said by many to be superior to Peruvian GU
auo Ilr Bnrgs Super Phosphate of Lime Mexican tnano
G5l ot Bone, Phosphate OF Lime" Kettle
rr, aud Plaster excellent manur" for col land To-
Ials IyLchburg round Plaster In Bulk, Bags Bar
intention to keep good supply Of all the ue st ap
rrnyd fertilizers sell TIA the highest price
that can obtained bat the loves possible price thai they
be afforded buy Guano from the agents OF the Pc
ruNau and is certainly Of the best quality
price low AIRY other market adding the cost of
TRANSFORMATION Fertilizers much ns'd, and
pnye Farmers Planters that il IS To their interest 10
patronize such house propose to keep Please give me
a cali WM A MILLER,
On Basin
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IONpANl IIMtl0Td t0nnoellrnf, % Ffns tI ON 'rI-
ing Insurance Virginia. has appointed Johnson Isq
of Saiem Agent the State. Pcrsors ynclhu1E 1nd
elsewhere he nay doc communicative Win thr om any
may an SO through Thomas Jes Mt Exchange Bank or
Mossis I.anghour q llolc"nbc.
This Company has pnid up Capital of sHnOoo win
large surplus secured aud invested under he sanction and
urya of the Compralrr Public Accounts nhdis believed
10 offer superior inducements to Those contemplating lr In
suraurc Jaa - as
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BALTIMORE.

uNR. MILLS MEDICAL OFFICE, l.sck In.
Urinary Baltimorc--Inst,u,ed A. Il. ieae. No 81 South
rIy on No FEE REQUIRED.-Dr - Mills, sxpsrssnssd
Physician the Aopahic school, may DO confdssss'y eos
No vacury rcasircd IL n Carr IL net KGeeseA.
practical experience OF over 10 years enabies Dr. to
warrant In the shoest possible lime 70 nave ssey
effected. ,.
celebrated the ecctnal andspeedy cure OF Al
Dsoascs was established In ths cay' -
refug, from Qnaekery, ovcr 10 wears ago.
The High Reputation
Institution public notice unnecessary were
M, far The many for treatment who have
been money matreated by tho Charataoe who
largely the public prints, and with whom oar dy
AFFLICTED he On yUur taWnrd,
YOU would avoid injury peonnary loss and dsapponsmsn
NJ makes allurng professions promises no more
than he viii honorably perform
secondary "md Chronic Gases.
Tho usual symptoms Sore Throat, ulceraon OF the
Mouth Itching and Tenderness about the Nose Botches
cure most nveterate of such cases. Dr. NJ
willing to stake his honor and reputation
The Triumph 81 Science.
rcuclips Of In restoring strong and manly Wig
nr ronovang the shattered constitution and removing speed
lily all debility injury incurred rom certain see"' h"o' arc
Unsurpassed by any discoveries Of the age
Infcc bicd N0nsOod
ina, hero find certain restorative, thousands from Eer
nao hnve realized iruon 81 hope which from tho
failure Quaekere In their hthert rntess Search ad De-
come almost eSiingnhhod
M poI onous compounds Mercury Noxious Drugs
To Females.
I xuetIenoe In ne treatment of Female Affections Nar
ynnA taoaaa &c qualities Dr NJ to AFFORD Early Relief and
elcet diculi cases COMMUNICATIONS sacred
g guarded aud 's.%.n marked NTH .ns sna ae'"cy
This soycto Rfmed applicable to either will bo sent
uy prepared by mn receipt Of 90 or by rcmtns $40
DAtant pcrnons cured home, by addressing DR. j. b.
MILLS nAtfiMoHr deiors post pad) Medicines sent In
nny direction by mail or chpresS'
iuno - div
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UDxIyATE SCHOOL. FOR lMREClI. Es.--
The undersigned desires call the attention Of Parents
having children of slow mental physical de-
voopement the fact that he has opened In Haflm few
miles city New York, In very healthfu and
beautiful location, Private Family School, where such chill
taught The experience he has hal
In with the Massachusetts
State Institutions for Idiots has shown him
that very much In bringing these children to
condition instances he has had them
school win advantage,
or en- rage in the life with The earlier the
trimming commences For circulars reference, &c,
ndirnss JAMES b. RICHARDS
mug 90 dly No. jH broadway, or Harlem New fok-
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Air Jro. u Holt. JAS. l. GbAfTbE AFf
f.h I}dts for Mrs Il T. taytar
vNNU EG taaoNbsIs.-Ionita ita hcnu~. u prime
article olive Oil Crimson and Blue Branding Paint spices,
lraudng Boards Essential Oils of Cinnamon Gloves Lemon,
Bugamai. Wincrgreen, Anise Bitter Almonds Nerbena,
Rose also Tobacco Flavor of
make given much satisfaction; all fresh and
Liable hich the favorable prompt
customers. STROTlIEk 4 WHITEHEAD.
f.b 'otS Druggists, Bank -quare.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SPRING TRADE. 1881.
II unrkINs RYAN
thos w AlhiNsbN'
WOPNINS, ~ sE NV,,,C,..u

x,,.,.s,,, nerMsH,;; S;;@;H.. n..n IS SG; n..r,-m.
w rHnNcH AND nMrni"AS Dry GOODS, No
2is BALTIMORE STREET OPPOSITE hANoNh" 81"
W. hrg to call of buyers to Spring stock
which comprises most attractive assortment q, e,a
shall exhibit large assortment Many of onr goods we n
ceived directly from the manufacturers aud our m,. %
tie supply customers with goods as low as my n eau
purchase them In ot the Eastern Cities we wou"
ihor that by the recent completion of many 9" me W."
tern and Southern tending towards baltimore We
facilities for forwarding goods Win dispatch -
luaIe II 10 the interest Of such to deal with us.
III ~ ,9m, HOPKINS null co.
A,TxIEsFOR SPRING AND SUMMER 1887.
- W. accomplished three grand points in getting up
st,es Durability Material and Economy in prices lh9
repuia, house Tor keeping superior u""fs so Wc'
We won call attention following articles as comprising
Owe Over i,asians a for Spring, Eureka STYLE
SUPER press Coats Black aud Blue
Super nlack rrock Goats,
single Breasted ocats all colors
business Cashmere suit for Spring
New styie ,pring aud Summer Vests,
Extra Black 10" skin fantS'
Son,l,s, Cashmere suits
thilrens suits new styc from o to years old
Blnek silk Sacks, superior quality 81, ,.,s
Alpaca Queens Cloth bMpoor coshm"re', rte'N Coats
Marsolles Suit all grades
.lno NJ Davies y Cos FrI Ick Yoke Patent Shirts,
Ma'sres shirts new) with Ganole Collars, all the rage IN
Gloves rrayats Neck Ties nandkerehicfs, Umbrellas,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, Nalsrs, &c, &c. ...,
GLASS & RAINE
Its J. DlNoN, All
Salem Register W,thcvin Times and Telegraph, Western
Star Bedford sentinel and Abingdon Democrat copy times
NEW aDNlNlSCRATGON-N CABINET.
NEW GOODS,
ktlMTI rANEOt SLY with the Inauguration of the Aew
- President the subscribers have opened thor Spring aud
summer stock of
lIOEtuaNts,
GdIfBp1 Furnishing h0rdS, To which they resetuuy
invite all their old customers aud the public
generally . 49,.
ReKKOlt.HS. SsBAEEK 81 90.
belle, tr exhibition hP Go2ds To sutpRnS that o any
pre-, 1lts .oasou and in the mRnufa, urc of their
sIeTIsNG.
and the selection of materials have spared no pAs 10 se'p
would do credit Ia the
BAZAAR
and meet the diversified their host of patrons II Is
Unnecessary L. rnumerate varied articles which
their suGrc say that every article pertaining ioa
found In their saltsruons,
Also BON
A variety. 70 ali sizes aud large stock OF
SERVANTS ssOJuhNG,
which Planters Manna, turc and those having large num-
~ Of servants to clohe al their advantage to eN
anime BURROUGHS. SIlAF ER y co
narlats Clothing Ra1alr. Main Street. above bridge
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" day formed eopartAcr-lp under til" S'ye ana hfm
MrGalc Co.. Mt the old stand 81 Mcto kr jones 10,
the pnfinse general Grocery Commission ana
Frp aIn luslucSs also for the Manufacture 81 'He"nR
smoking Tobacco, 10 which we Invite the patronage Vi
rsuI, ID the public general lly..... =. ,,,.,,,-,,
SAMUEL MCChEKlEi
CHARLES j. JONES,
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