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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-13

"dinWt Street, South " est corner of Third
" PITlLADELPHiA.
Incorporated by the state q Pennsy lyHui1,
Money IL received in amy sum, large sinai and int
est paid from tho day deposit to the day
The utee ISopen every day from clock In the morn
ing til Z O'Clock in the evening and ON Monday and
Thursday evenings, I'LL o'clock. $500
INTEREST FIVE PER CENT.
All sums large small, pHld back in tO d on de-
ninnd without notice. To my amount.
Hon; HENRY L. DENNER, President,
ROBERT SELFRIDGE, Vico President,
WIN. J. REED. Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Henry i; Bcnner, q. lRndreth Munns,
Edward Il. Carter +. Carroll brewster,
Robert Selfrilge, Joseph d. BntTV
samuel II. Ashton. Henry Ia, Churohman,
D. James u. Smith. Francis Lee,
This company confines il business entirely to the re
qelylHg u money on interest, The investments amount
ing 10 over ONE MILLION ANDA HALF OF DOL
LARS, are m'le in e9nlorglh with the PEoyisions Of
GROUND RENTS, and such first class securities, AZ
Will always insure perfect security TO the dapostOrs ami
this Inst tuition, mar oily. ,
NOR SAlE--A good second hand Mix Horse Pc
u or. Apply To WM. JOHNSON x CO.,
maj l-Sn1s, Newark, Del
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-13
HENRY PReTZSCHNER,
tlAisEsIAaiE MANuFACTORY,

Corner Of Fourth and Walnut Streets,
Als= OWEN. tot to the ,,, increase q 9nslnessi
EIS1R41LS aud is now prepared 10 mSnuiaeiuTe ali
kinds of Carriages IN tho ia: esi sly 10 and
ON the hlOsi appruved plan. Having had over twenty
years eSpereGeo ~ The CaTago bnsiness and all work
meTs, - " " " '
good assortment orready made Cafrnges CONSTANT,
on hand Carriages repaired, painted, aud vanished al
the shortes notice, and an the reasonable terms
HENRY PRETZsCnNER,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-13
.JOhHN WI a. ~ EsICAA.



WILMINGTON, DEL,
eId5akg2. HAVING GREATLY enlarged III = N o D.
C59IS ~ mas iE ono of no most spa OiouH COaeh
i-7- Silups ~ ihu state, aud having had long ex-
ptrlenoe ~ the business has x u systemi zeT and
tne advaniage0 paying he cash CUT all his ina rail-
enables him to max tho best K for tho least nones
% any manu- Gurer "a the states, and defes comps
soned spokes, huh DN4 other lumber md Womb
nvllenl who may want Carriages and Dealers in Gar
raEasto call aud examine his larg Ot of well nished
I'M slod qEsorl nent Of different ., los of vehicles
fhslefn hunt for ana good lOt Of eXcelsnt
hnd dispatch. - $500 Ian 4 "
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-13
Thomas ID. EseesOll.,,
steam Sawyer and Wood TurneY,
NO, IaR dbQeANsaE am NJ m 1,I1I

No. 1919 ORANGE STRELT,
PEsLIEESS ~, BmILpING, BETWEEN Flt tn AND
- ,SlA III STREETS, WILMINGTON, DEL,
TX ESPECTFVLi.Y Informs lls friends and the public
gen9raly that He still continues to carry on NJ ms
I san the scroll Saving and Wood Turning business
~ NJ us various branches.
Chh,net Turning constant Is on hand, House Brackels
furnished To order nrlde by contract, Those wishing
woTklre invited to cul.
N. B-The nigh est prices maid for CIJAI SIII EARLE
ron CAhklAHE HUBS. mar. 2G-ly.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-13

BOYS Our AT NIGnT.-We find the follow
ing truthful paragraph in one ofour exchanges,
under the caption of "Boys out at Night.'5
Night running Is iuinous to the morals of
boys in all instances. They acquire, under
the cover of night, an unhealthy state OF mind
bad, vulgar and profane language, obscene
practices, criminal sentiments, and a lawless
and riotous bearing. Indeed, it is in the
street after nightfsll that boys principally ac
quire the education of the bad, and capacity
for becoming rowdb, dssolute men,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-13

ElRsT WARD DRUG sronN.


III NoIhy paInlng gpgn tie public inferinr and adu
S'fy ani sM i Po WIFI S pGSs
&c, An!l:g9m9nslile SALVlS, mud Dspurve, bSpopI-
viii favor me Will Their pSoaEs With o rssest, ptirssi,
aad most reliable sS an Medicines That can 10 obtained
ton % oyoily b1 wgqi have pnrcGased fils dug
Of SS ensss cope &c dsq
yS SG ss e T one Of The oldest aud es
met all iG HGls q y esoIeTs either m the whole
ted lot 81 lerlnlier and Fancy Articles which will sci
oarrr,ois Living tho Country will Gnl much to their
e ' SSSy wy d9ary n Is s srs s p
up SOFAS uiv9lI hrrAaie on Their return hunewards, Be
S che Il my SGG else we 3ys gys then and
feb. 26-tl DIR. l.. ]. DRAPER
HI THAT composition is the lie or lrndc no persm
Doubts any they d. lei them VISIT To tho shoe naTke
1G SnJ 9Ie d sse waI composition has done and Is
es S t T s sSt Will "[s Re P PaRS9ea M e9so
was @ new NS s shSe @t s a%ars or ought e D.
;SS street where everything lie Shoe line sold at
MI wssl pree for cash T,ose who wsto convince Them.
being We rs store il Second ST. Weslof Market There
'' 1'''' '' J, ' W. vi ERNIE.
yoa %Ifh to lrns chamber wltha full set
Besiea4 one stand, aud four Cane Seat Chairs for
,r,,. !GIMIAGNlcnoLs, Fourth and Shirley 81,
rsnu Wasi.Siani One Bedstead, tiree Wood.Sea
I aS nSt MI, t2 PHy n1se tl2n SiP nav Sis
lSou would saYs from Five 10 Eight Dollais ona Mar
colo MAGYiHGGTIioL's, Fourth and shipley SITS.
Yen would %yqirom Five to Eight Dooars when you
% E9 Esa Ess sniSss g,
yni would s9ve from Two TO fhee Dolnraon7 Se''
COLO MHGSSIIGHoLs Fourth and SHIRLEY sts
10 10 MNCNiCHoi.s. Fourth and ''hpleV SITS.
-
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-13
A Barker's Double-aoting Force & Lift
pnmn.

For safe al maih agency, SmJrnd, Delaware, By
lab7. BOWMAN X EIfIO1IP ian
Peaso read the following certificates -lIaviug in uSr
az Tue stations on tho New York Central Railroad A.
ImaIkers Patent Force Pump am satisfied that for OF
nvlury anu perfection IN primo Ipe; superior aus
ol1r We lave had in usv aud fully pcoumpshes ever
Tespgct whnt the patent sets ort do cheerluy recon-
mend THETA To all persons using pumps,
WA y 70 certify III we have had in use A. Bark.
M FOrGr ami lhlt Pumps for family aud Otherwise
lheS answer every purpose Tor which they recum-
ehnou l continue 70 give MS the greatest satisfaction,
hln we Gnn with confidence recommend them every
person who wishes to obtain good Pump for forcing and
lieDrsa Davis Smyrna, Wu, Miles do
Thomas B. Bryan, do, James " Moore, Odessa
Mm. ,llOrnur, SmN Tnn, ], Alexander, Dell Civ.
Tho abnve pumps for sale at BOWMAN Il ELIIOTftS
,h elRa shop SMYRNA Dell sole agents for Delaware
for sale. ~ inne III G,,s,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-13

SABBATH AND SuNDAY.-A CORRESPONDENTS 81
the Notes and Queries says, the only words il,
English for the first day OF the week .befnre Me-
existence of Purtanism, Were sunday and
Lords Day. The former expression was used
by our Saxon ancestors with all Teutanic M.
tions. The latter was adopted from the Chris.
tan form of Southern Europe. Saturday. in
italian, still retains the name of Tabbato. nh.
word for Sunday in Russian, means resurrrc.
ton, "identifying the day, as the Southt IN ma
lions do, though more significantly with iii,
great triumph Of Christian faith
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-13

Tue VATICAE.-The word Sc Vatican is OF.
ten used, but there are many who do not I'M
dcrstand its import. The term refers to col
lection of buildings on ono of the seven hills
of Rome, which covers space of 1900 feet in
length, and about 1000 feet in breadth. 1t is
built on the spet once occupied by the garden
of the cruel Nero. 1t owes its origin to the
Bishop of Rome, who in the early part OF the
sixth century, erected an humble residence on
its site. About the year 1000, Pope Eugenius
rebuilt it on Il magnificent scale. Innocent III,
few years afterwards, gave it up as lodging
to Peter IL, King of Arragon. In 1905, Glenn
ent v. at the instigatOR Of tho King OF France,
removed the Papal See from Rome to Avig-
non, when the Vatican remained in cOndi-
ton of obscurity and neglect for many years.
1t is now The repository VI multtudinous trea-
sures of art.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-13
SMITH & BRUvaHR,

FIJI CENrhAL FLOUR, FEED, GRAIN AND
kSaazl buve 4tl, West sIdg,) wilmington, Delaware
LANDR ErH'S GARDEN SEEDS.
CULTIVATED At BLOoAls DALE the SEED Farm or
DAVID lsANDRETH. -.--
THE ABSURnlTY OF CULTIVATING INFER
Tor varieties of Vegetables, is too apparent noed
marx; many such offered for sale and it
lrequeHy the same essentially the
article enumerated In the catalogues of Spedsmen
der several different heads, thus conoundlng inexperi
iE5 The Catalogue my bo had gratis on application.
- FLOWER SEEDS.
Annual Biennial and Perennal-a superb assortment,
comprising such kinds only, as have proved suited 10
climate. ,,,s.,,, ,,,,,, . ........
RED CLOVER, ANNUAL RYE GRASS,
TIMOTHY, WHITE DUTCH CLOVER,
ORCHARD GRASS, PRIMITIVE GREEN grass,
HERD GRASS, MlLLEr,
MIXED LAWN GRASS BUCkwHRAT,
BROOM CORN, 0sAGE ORANoR,
ITALIAN RYE GRASS, (Po- FLAX.
rennnl.l .-
BIRD SEEDS.
Canary, HEMP Millet, Rape, Yellow, Nav Seed Let
uce. Uhhu led Rice. SMITH Il BRO,,
eb. 26-ly. 100 Market ST.. w iiminslon, Del,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-13

The WIDow OF HENRY CLAY.--A cores
pOndent Of the st. Louis Republican who was
present at the laying of the corner stone OF tie
Clay monument at Lexington on the 9TH of Ju-
iy, thus refers in his letter TO that journal to
the venerable widow of the great Kentucky
statesman -
GO Before leaving Ashland passed over to
the residence of Mr.. John Clay, to pay my re-
spects to the widow OF Henry Clay. At the
hour Of the visit she WAS out taking an eve
ming ride. 1 met her, however, amid the
scenery endear9d to her by thousand associ.
ations,-on beautiful drive through the
shades of the woodland pastures OF Ashland
Mrs. Clay is seventyslx years OF ago
Until within year she has been in very goo'
health. Her feeblenGss is now, however
growing manifest, and the time is not remote
when, 10 the tomb to be erected for her hus
band, and, by his side she, too, will be cor
signed to her final earthly rcpoSe. May he
closing days be tranquil, hopeful and happy.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-13

Returns from thirty. eight counties in Mis-,
souri, Of the vote for governor give Rollins
American, a majority Of 4l6S. in tho third
district Clarke, Dem, Is elected to ill the va
cancy in the Congressional delegation occa
stoned by the election Of the Hon. James s
Green, Dem, to the United States Senate.
The election in the Southern States have re,
suited in sweeping victories of the Democratic
party. In Kentucky they have elected State
Treasurer, eight of the ten members of Con.
gress, and a majority of the Legislature. The
latter secures the election Of a Democrat to the
U. $. Senate, to succeed the Hon. John X
Thompson, Wing. In Alabama tile Democrat,
ic candidate for Governor has been elected
without opposition, and all their candidates
for Congress. The same party has carried five
out vi the eight members in North Carolina.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-13

a. llluLluuN, FOR THE RELIEF AND CURE OF
SSUggrEH!$a FEMALES,I, Tho WomNns Advocate . or
Phihdelpna NlisS Aun H. 'nuwe uiitul SAYS: 0'Thls
W. ,s ,s tnina n,cns lr a Diseases peculiar 10
Ns mas tA sufferer n0iiced the advertisement IN The
NuS1eHlr hi ~ nlcu procured bottle size found relief
W lets li she can most heartily recommend al who
AZ suffering - Ike Iannor. We have heard many times
lNl u was true remedy but this the first i which
WtnNe seen S ricctS Onr friend Will be worry gnd To
ave Dr. MArChsI certificates u it value Ia her M M.
Klrra uut." ~ ~'''' - ~
, Pamphlets containing much useful information touching
NE nature aud symptoms of the nhpvr Diseases. Together
WIN irsiilPnas from ndes9i the highest responsibility.
S B W. most sat islarlufy athnrIiy To all which
NileI, can be Ind grItsnt the store of '' ""
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-16

GlorlOus News 6r the Needy |
ZELLER BRO.


TELLER BRO.
III EhEbY iuiorm the ciiitsns of THO anuSj
n emmy that they have taken n aud enlarged
mddls foom Of Blacks Block, Washingion-st.,
fimn, whore they are now receiving and open.
lac. direct irom the Eatiern oliisaHnd ofthe most
recent imporauons, an entirely new aud one Of
the best aad mostbrilliantu9ct ofdry goods ever
sapoted for anlo 10 this market. Our tioch q,
tull and ecmpleie, telected With grea, csre. snd
purehasrd atsurh prices will enable % 10 sell
70 ckeap that " viii be 20 the Interest of every
or stock before puschasing. Oar assortment OF
LddieS' Dress GOOds
tlargs, aud unsurpassed 10 styles and qualities.
IN the following iisi we name part; Black erode
Rhine Silt Black Drest and Apron Silks, Plaid
summer silks Poplut. shsliles, Alpscas. De
Bewes plain and fancy De LANES, Bereges, Tis.
sues, LSwns, Lawn Robes. Every description
NJ White Dress Goods, Dotted Swiss. Dousd
Swiss Embroidered. Coloron Swiss, Swiss Mus.
in, Victoria Lawns Blshop Lawns, Plaid and
striped Naiasooks, son MGll,, drst skd second
Nourning Drsss Oooda.
ShdtOls.
II thl' dsparimeuts purchaser oannoi islli bs
plesssd. slhand Grape shawis, Stella, Pougss,
aud RiciA Gousa Shawls, Manhllas, sc.
Ribbon, Bonnet Ribbon.
THIS branch eEcsls aHything Of the kind, o.,
qualhlsi Boonei Hat Cap and Maniua Ribbon
Dress Trimming.
The variety and beauty OF this department can
only hr appreciated 10y personsl examination
10 hosiery Gloves, &C., We have everything
20 complete foil stock
Bjnnem, Hats aud Flats, Umbrellas nd Para
sals.
5000 YaTds best Brl,l,h and American Prints
Domestic Goods.
Rleaehed and Brown Sheetinea Linen Sheet.
ings, Pillow and Tubie Lnen, rowling Crashes
Bleached aud Brown Muslins, Osua5urgs, Drill.
ings. Bagging, Corset Jeans, Tlckings, flannels
Nankeens, Checks, Glnghams, &c.
Gents Department.
Cloths, black and fancy Calsimore,, Satin and
Summer Nesiogs, Sautinus, Jeans, Twoeds.
Ca'simeres, Brown Linen, Linen Drills. aud
everything else tslonging TO the department.
We call particular attention 20 the shove
goods as part Of our large aud we'll selected
stock, NuihinE will bo left undoue 70 please ai
The D'y Goods Emporium Of
ZELLERS BRO.
N.B All kinds Of rvsducs taken a, marx et
pricei. apr II
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GROCRRhRS.

ofsl tlnds, Of the very bs', quality, and as low
N the lowest.
Good, fnr childrsns wear, both Tor masters.
and misses In great varieties. Misses rats and
honoets, bows hats and caps, checks and lirhl
goods, fer boys clothing also very fu II stock OF
chhdrona plain and fancy shoes. Also tromen.
doua lot Of goods for meas summer wear, both
couon, Inca, und light easimores, tvesds sc, -
In fact letme ssy thatin this store you ran 6nd
zach and every article, both orlaties aud rem.
tlcmen, in the place, or ready made, thst you can
call f'r. aud lplodge myselfto he
UNDERSOLD By NO ONE.
n. R Ever, Mind ofcountry produce wanted
for which the Highest market price will he Maid
Boana. Chickens. Beeswax. Rage, Feathars, and
Timothy snd Claverseed, corn, oats and Hides
Also Lumber and any quantity ofgood shingles.
Gentlemen.
WILL RECCoLECT that my ready mad.
so,hing, furnishing and tailoring establlihment,
are In the most ful blast, Ahd that az the rear OF
the store Rooms they can pass from one To the
other, and they must further recoloct. that this
Store s the Store Tor them to come u, ~ they can
bring their lady and the whole family, and Get
every thing they want without going out doors.
RIGHT square IN front OF the C6un House.
Timn Ohio May let. ly.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-16

mon q ,,,e Waterford, Mess, Jelly 95, Ie5s
fknf.O.J. WOOD; " Nith confidence do + rseopor,.,d
your Hair Restorative, as being the most 80
ever saw have used the Walphe and o,erprepsJstiS1s
o. ne uay u wlihont effect Since using your hsir Rosie
gradually grown dak and now feel confident tbst, ~
more apphcaiions will restore them TO teT nstnfsi
ing''o common among gpsrions wqopsfstirs ffseIy.
J. G. KiIHY
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DOCTOR HO0FLAND's CELEBRATED
q VI u ~ 4 " u TT n II y g


GERM AN BIT TERS.
PREPARED ny c.N. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa
MILL sfectuRlly cure Liver-complalnt, Dys-
" pepsia, Jaundice, chronic ornervous lie.
buy diseases OF the kidneys, and all diseases
arising from disordered stomach or liver
Such as constipation, inward niles, f1lnea,
or blood 20 the head, acidity Of the stomach
Nausea, Heart buru, disgust for food, fulness or
weight in the stomach sour eructations, sinking
orhuttering al the pit Of the stomach, swimming
OF the he9d, hurried and difficult breathing.
hutterng at the heart, choaking or suHocatinp
eensauons when In lying position dimness Of
vision dots or webs before the sight, fever and
dull pain In the head deficiency Of pe- spirution
ytloTntss OF the skin and eyes, pain in the
side, back. hest limbs, &C. Sudden bushes OF
beat, ,burning ia the flesh. constant imuginings of
evil. and great debility ofspiTits. .
The proprietor In callngthU attention Of the
peOic TO This preparation, doesso with feeling
Of the utmost confidence 10 It's virtues, and its
adaptation TO the diseases for which tits recon-
mended.
Il isno new and untried article but one that
has stood the test Of ten wears trial before the
American people, and ts reputation nd sale Is
gnrivaled by any similar preparations extant.-
The teft'Iony In its favor given by the most
prominent and well known Physicians and in
diyiduals in all parts Of the country. is immense
Thomas Le'ebford. Covington. Ky, Deeem.
Der u. 1858. says; "My wife has been Effected
with the Liver Complaint and dyspepsia for a
number Of years, during which time I have
paid great deal fcr octorlng, but she receiv ed
very little benefttherefrom and 6nally the doc
orssaid she could not be cured. Lan spring
she concluded totry your huers; she took two
houles' ana ever sineetaking them she has been
able TO attend 10 her business. | have sold
quite number Of bottles through her recom-
mendation, and as far as ca n learn, il has given
satisfaction TO all.
David Abbott. Austinburg. Ohio. Decemb er 5
1893, says' Permit tine TO bear Testimony to the
remarkable ethcRcy Of yonr German Bitters in
the cure of LiVercomplaint. For years pre- vious
TO taking II, wasseverely afflicted with disease
OF the liver, so much so that did not expect TO
ave, but by free use Of the bitters thanks TO y
klnd Providence. dnd myself entirely restored
ment."
3, Iheie Bitters are entirely vegetable, and free
from allinjurous ingredients.
For sale by Diuggisu and Storekeepersevery
where, and by
GIBSON & sLANKER. I. L. StJohn,
Tilin, R. C. Caples, Rome, H.& l.. d. Arnold
Molmore. feb 151y
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fkOE Having experienced the uaaris ,fs
o. yonI Hal rative, drop you this upon The 90 hco
About Two 70, my hair commenced faIlinf ~ A.
turning greyi va, fast becoming bald net fSspd u
rue s'y yos5 and spoke highly ofi vrs
'abes go. y, aihoagh bad bu, hnis fai,h,
nae uoIofe iried 70 many other Femedos eommsnssS
using your Restorative IN January, last "A few sppss
ohs fastened ny hair firmly II began to en- up eToI su
turned back TO s former color (blicO Atthistms
fully restored teits original color, beaIth Al spss.
anee' and Ieheeriuly recommend ita nse 20 All
chi.,.. II, ~, TO-, J. d. Hess.
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@'NtN'' last rem llNAntnt March n. INHH.
sih In consequence Of having hair for several 80,
pa, np only gray but perfectly white have eut n sh
ahu eaP. 70 hide u from view bni some three uonh
SINCE was Induced TO your Hair RestoTstve bd -,
lu,ee .Sy, mat rs effects were almost fsy a
~ Gradually 70 all It's former tplehdot u 10 sss
anu elt 20 soI ana gofy a. TO be more bsnutl tkuR
ever vas. when urder The influence Of the hnsst si
heIelois recommend ever led, ~ dssjsj
y-iS F''i@i1eoh TOT toliet nie Of anything In ths
"oHasf BETSY SMITH
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MAP or SENECA COUNTY Y.-Tbereisveta f.w
more OF these maps left; andthose who wish 20
secure one them would do we'll to call soon,
esthere vii positively be no more published. -
Gallon G I'll Heming or the agent Mr., A. Ian
uoh' nj
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Bank.
DIR. FRANKLlN'S.
ORIENT ALI HYDRoPATY
INSTITUTE.
FREpoNrA N. 7.

mas been IN successful operation seven
months. The amount OF business done in
the Cure has far surpassed the most sang uine
expectations of the proprietor and the pros.
meet Is fair for full house next spring, there
fore all who wish rooms will do we'll TO Hp-
nly soon. The new edihoe is Of brick and
stone 100 by % Il. eve stories high, and ar
ranged expressly for a Water Cure. There
are two Bath rooms entirely sepetate, for the
sexes, furnished with every variety OF bathea
and an abundance Of pure soft cold and
warm water. The rooms are ell we'll venti.
lated, large, pleasant and neatly furnished,
Every room is supplied with soft sptingand
filtered ram water OF the purest quality. II
is hardly necessary TO say that Fredonia is
one of the most preferable localities in the
United States, every way considered add es.
peoially Cor the inyilid. Terms from dol.
lars 10 u dollars per week including Room
hnaTd ard treatment, eocording 10 room and
attention required. Those who are very help.
less must provide private servants. Each
patient requires one comfortable, two wool
en- blankets, two cotton aud Que linen sheet
and G OF crash towels, and riding habit
iot ladies'. II furnished by the proprietor
dollar per week will be added All bills
to I've paid every Saturday. Prescription for
home treatment 10y letter OF otherwise, qiom /
10 3 dollars; Communications post paid, ad.
dressed TO ID, ID, franklin, NJ. ID. FIedona,
Chaut Co, N, Y, Will receive prompt attention,
"ln the sweat Of thy face shalt thou cat bread
TIL thou return unto the ground" Gen. 3,
10. The sleep OF a laboring man is sweet
Eeel s. 10, Those who have not much mon
ey may come, as theirlabor will be taken in
part payment, Females whose cases re-
quuel iwhhl be treated upon the sucetssnl
principle wloh has beeu kept a secret by
Or liNmiRonof Rochester N. Y, which will
be an extra charge.
FTedonia.FoD "a
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New Goods.

NTIssEsA.& HUSBAND bsveJu,trscslv.
lNI ed from New York we'll selected stock o.
NEW GOODS. embracing every variety and
some choice styles Of Rlbbont' Flowers, bonnels
Cap., Crsnes Glscis silks and Tissues for Mantil.
las, Lace and Muslin Flounrinsi, Lace and Mus.
ling Collars and sleeves, URderhandksrchieit
Drcss Trimmings, 6cn &C.
Straw nonnets Biearhrd and altered into the
latest styles also Mantillas made,
gFThe rornoro Of Blacks Block.
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fed IT'S decidedly the preparation he, etbs psbiis
u at once removed all dandTnand i,eBinr 80
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any doubt ofttsperiomng al thai i claimed fo,it
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