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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-23
s6rFxILow-C -ClrIzrns on rHr Courry

he pleasure 20 elect me- promise TO discharge
NH a~dtds: N' : JANIS j. EXiuSsaXH.
ray FELLOW CITIzEHs OF THE CoUx7Y
OF HksRIco- Il am candidate for the Once u C0M-
district of the County. .at the ensung election In
May next and respectfully solicit s yssr " sTrtrsEs
ld5- To THE V0TsRs or THE CousTY OF
MISSIONER ~ THE REyESUE ioI the GE
NH is~dtd J ooRsIN BURTON.
~I lam A CAnDIDArs FOE fRs Or
aeEoF COMMISSIONERS or TIE kkvRNUn Zoe
the Upper District of the county u Henrico. asthe
ens1ipg mh ,ssss ts.ng election. DANIEL "a a.RnxuR
s~To rHs vorEas on HsxRlco Ccux-
fY-l am candidate for reeieetioE 20 the oz1cs Of
M E TIE RysshSf xnss s9s THA
nah 22-tdes
sS- TO THE VOTERS on DISTRICT NO. s,
fice of C0NsTA BILE In the Third District shoaId
& sS s oes a se VIII me
ne-s and fidelity. Election Fourth Thursday In May
Rext. s-e sf -. =
ssS- To rnr vorgRs or rHE 1sr Drs-
raicr. HExRIco CouSfy.-I hereby announce myself
q candidate for the once OF CONSTABLE OF the ise
Dis's'i b snS ssiisi' your so1sss CLARKE
"a To THr VorRRs or DrsrRIcf No.
4. HEsneo County II am candidate Tor ieeiecHsn
% the Office OF CONSTABLE, and sboaad - pour
K sas and and % Inc
aes,s' .pisadta.. :. i'd s'''' rHos. N. xosrAaus.
sw-I respectfully offer myself a. .
District Henripo county. ard VIII - u..nse9 - 10
he The ais Il ssy ,.,s. q a'J hsa. roprsr J 4 mrra
To rHn Vorsss or lsr DisrRIo1 %
HysRrco CousrY AT the ssl!c!tatsca g neny
| friends announce myself cAndidso - nSslt.E
rans .urass sbouiS il ss ycsr pleasure = slses
me. i promlss to aiscAsss the dntsa - Ne socs -
the .ss Ssrt is.tss q q, aD'hS' JOHN \ DosaBrf.
S- FELLOW -CirIzsxs--l Am oeadi-
sass ssss isr in shs ss County sss ef sSs ssd ssy
Af,a NH ~ sasss ss''' -. - - - ": = 5AlSM.
60 HHDs. N. o. eUGAR, from ftir 70
100 bSIs n 3 asol o.: y Sbls kssss4 caba 9e
200 sbls NSi Hsiiisx &, ss, AsTiPex ~ - - 80
sas'ss Rs sss s.sasss csss,s csss 81 sss iss
ws are now ofisring ~ saAn lso1ls - essh. . V
pane'u.l customers Y Seiisssf6s M 2sSss J J i0wlaS
| starecsrs asd coasl.x9 nssS..
40 l-tv. -. 0psnsE g kses1 So 49, s--.x
CPR In @ BUHINDgo SUI G--6O
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pies Gall at iis Main strives ~ ma snxrn.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-23
LOCAL mATTERs.

AN UNFORTUNATE AYFAIR.--On Wed-
nesday evening last, Mr.. George W Hobson. os ~.
NJ n1m OF pean Hobson, was stabbed three fines hv
Daoney 7. Gooch, well known citizsn ~ M.
p'sse. Inc circumstances, as far Al ve eopIa
gather from the evidence, are as folIovs. NJ
ooocn. while in state OF intoxication. cslIed AZ
tue once OF Dean Hobsou, to demand the settla.
,hsns men, OF draft held by him on Mr.. Dean After \
oIie. conversation MIR. Gooch became very much
e4ci.sd , aud began to abuse Mr.. Dean. To prevent
any a..ereafien, DIR. Hobson took Mr. Gooch ont of
the office, in kind manner. and "a Mr. Gooch
continued his abuse, Mr. Hobson attemnted To nut
nlh INTO tue street. slight scnffie ebsued be.
tween tue parties, during which Mr.. Gooch rave
MT. hooson tnree stabs--oue In the left arm s,ne
10 the shoulder and one In the band-neither Of
them proving dangerous. Mr.. Hobson al .ooo az
ne could do so, caught G.'s hand aud held IL with
out iDJuriBg him in the least until nthar rar,ias
came up, aud q. gave the knife to one of them 4
short time after the occurrence Gooch was a.
rested and committed TO the cage and yesterdav
morning be was arraigned before the Mayor :
Dhring the investigation. il was proven that Mr.
dooch and Mr.. Hobson were upon friendly terms
that they had never had an aite ercation-that Mr.
hotson did not attempt to iBjure him in the
slightest, and only desired TO get him out of the
house, to prevent any difficulty between him and
Mr.. Dean. Mr.. Gregory, counsel for the defend
ant, argued to prove that no crime had been COM
United, because no malice had been shown. and
because the prisoner not himself and there.
lore was not responsible for the act The Mayor.
however, took different view of the case and re-
hianded ibe prisoner to answer for felouy before
an examining Court, to be called next Tuesday
a motion was then submitted for bail, aud argued
at length, but his Honor oyerruled the motion
ana committed the prisoner to jail
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-03-06
CLOTHING At REDUCED PRICES
5000 GARHGEsTs FOR SALE.

4 7 NO. 81 MARKET STREET WHINING
n TON .--liaving hid very large stock Of
WlNTEH CL0rHITG made mp 10 meet the usual
demands for Fall and Winter Wear the subscriber
will sell them at pGtCES TO SUIT THE TDiGs
Good Heavy incl Pants from 81 30 to 81 90
- Goats, 20 to -,
L" Over Goats, 90 toI25o
g NeS6. " 80 to 90
Person, dcsirou, Of securing CHEAP FOR CASH
well mate DRESS and FROCE COATS Of Amcri-
can. French and English Cloths, Cassmercs and
Sattine, and fine clcIh OIERCOATS. and Raglanz
Of superior pilot, and Beaver Cloths of substantial
quality should call ut No 81 MArKEr STREET,
where they can be suited with Fashionable Gar
ments at almost any price
A very large srock of Pants, Vests. Shirts
Drawers. and other articles of Gen tlemcus Wear
of every style. made in the latest fashion and best
manner.
Also large stock of cloths and cns.imercs on
hand which will be made up cheap to order
An extensive stock of Boys CLorulSo always
on hand of the besE quality and at very low prices
"a great part OF the cloths in these goods
were bought at auction at very low rates and tho
subscriber is therefore enabled to Sell them much
cheaper than ever before. Call al No "a Market
street, between Front and Second. and examine
for yourselves. WM. q LOWE.
Dec ), 1857. No. "a Market St, Wilmington
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BeaneitS hiiCN OIL
HOW ARB ASSOCIATION,
PuLLApELPIIIA.

lS0S--a "f by TsSia ems u%q Ss s the
relief Of the sick and distressed, afflicted ana ru-
eut and Epidemic direascs.
The directors Of this weil-kuown Institgtion in
their Annual Report upon the treatment ofsexual
Diseases for the year ending January Ist 1893.
express the highest satisfaction with the success
which has attended the labors of the Consulting
surgeon. in the cure Of >pern atorrhGa, seminal
Weakness. Impotence Gonorrhe /, elect, syphilis
he vice of Unanism seifabuse, &c. and ordcr
and continuance Of the same plan. for the ensuing
year. The Consulting surgeon is authorised to
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS. to all who
pply by letter, with a description Of their condi-
ton cage, occupation, habits of life &c. AMI in
G., SEES Of extreme poverty, to FURNISH MEDI-
CINE FREE OF CHARGE. Some Of the new
remedies and methods Of treatment. discovered dur
ing the last year, re Of grcs- value.
An admirable Report Spermaorrhrl. or
Seminal Weakness the vice of Ouani,m Mastur-
baton. or selfabusc and other diseases of the
sexual organs. by the Consulting Surgeon, Will be
sent by mail Gn II sealed enyelopej X L . L
CHARGE. receipt Of two stamps for postage. -
Other Reports AND Tracts. the nature and treat
being published for era tuitous distribution and
will BE- sent to the afflicted.
Address. for Report or Treatment. Dr. GEORGE
II. CALHoUy, Consulting Surgeon Howard AssO
citation. No 2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia
Pa. By order Of the Directors
EZRA d. HEARTWELL.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Presideat.
Secretary. Jan 80, lSJ3-ly.
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BALTIMORE.
Large Dry Goods Establishment
HAMILTON EASTER & CO.,
NEW MARBLE BrlLDING,-

ILUINT,-
Nos. 1919, 20l and 203 Baltimore Street,
now in store (mostly OF
ID heir own Importation one of he largest and
most complete stocks in the United states, en-
braciIg
silks aud SILK GOODS of every class;
IRESS G0nDS-a very large stock;
IRISH LINENS: LINEN GOODS and
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES of every des
cription;
mourning GOODS;
CL0AKS MAN1ILLAS and SHAWLS;
IMBkODLRIES LACES. HOSIERY. GLOVES
BLANKETS. QUILTS. DOMESTIC GOODS; e.
And every article ger era.l required by
FApMRBs and PLANTERS for SERVANTS Use.
r-Y'HErAIL Kooms on first hoor--he PRICE
nfiix ed to each "rtice from which no deviation is
m
tg"WnoLEsALE Rooms on the second and third
floors I0ct l0-3m.
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Rbila1rin'jia,
"kEvy DRUG sTGRE.n
WILSON & MERRITT,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,

WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No 20S ,lGt' 81 Mortsl s. abors 2Hd, South SD.
raILArELrHIA,
NTOULD respectfully call the ate niiop
w Of their friends aud the public. that
having lately established themselves As
above, are nov fully prepared to fill all or
ders with teonPratss and niGpATCH.
Thankful for the patronage already re
ceired, they would inform the trade and
buyers IN ger eral that they
CHgLLENGE COMPETITION.
From any source, to produce better goods at
lower tgureS.
Wholesale Dealers in Dyuss, Dyes, Caemicris,
Patent HedicinPs, Spaces, Oils, PaiHt1, Tay-
aistes, White Leud, SnyW Iihite Zinc, aNkiGas
Of Paints, Glass, .glcoh0i, Burning Fluid, Cam
phiHe, &C., &c.
Read what the oldest hsuse in our city
says Of us:
HaYing entirely reliuqushed the .Iobbiug Drug
Business. We with pleasure call tho attention If the
trade 10 the above circular and feel confident that
any business II .nsaotous they my have with them
will be mutually to lher interests
Kelptfully yours.
Jan lily BROWNING & BROS.
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EIkt0n Brick Yard.

EDER s. BROTHER,
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS,
Corner Market and Church 81,
ELKTON, MD.
TOBBING promptly attended to. and exc
y cutcd with neatncss and despatch.
0y-Plans, Specifications, Estimates. &c.
made free Of charge. Nov IL If
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-03-06
lew Carriage Manufacturv
ELKTO.N, MD.
II EESUg G. 90

- ESPECTFULLY INFORM the public that
ANthcy have commenced the mauuiactor,
oi carriages in Elkton, at the shops formerly
occupied by Robert Marshbank. where all
orders In their line vii he promptly attended
to. Carriages of every description made to
order, of the best ma teriai and he most faith
iui Workmanship and insured for one year. il
property used. having practical acquaint
ance with the business. acquired in the first
establishments in Philadelphia, and having
some OF the best workmen in their employ
they Halter themselves that their work will
compare farorably with that done in the
cities, as to style, price and durability. All
they ask to satisfy the public, on these points
sa fair trial. They solicit share Of the
public patronage.
GvOld carriages taken in exchange for
new, and liberal prices allowed. Repairing
promptly attended to, At moderate rates,
march II ly.
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NIEIN1N'S
AMERICAN GIFT BOOK STORE,

No. 1893 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
A GIFT WORTH FROM % CENTS TO 500 GIVEN
"A WITH EVERY DooK soLp
Personal attention given to filing orders sent by
mail or otherwise. promptly and inpartially,
Liberal arrangements made with agents, ana
catalogues confirming full information, sent free to
any address sSS' send for catalogue
Dec. 20, lS57--jm. r. MELVIN.
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DELANO'S INDEPENDENT PATENT
UsOEs Sc " AK ES.

rTNHOMAS w. BROWN, respectfully informs
L Farmers and others that he continues the man.
uf,cture of DELANO'S INDEPENDENT PATENT
Morton Pools Machine shop. foot of Orange street,
Wilmington Del. Having the exclusive right to
m Ike and sell these superior Horse Rakcs in the
state of Delaware he is at all times prepared TO
execute all orders entrusted to him. Farmers de-
string these Rakes, are requested to send in their
ord,rs before harvest lime. The superiority of
these Rakes over all others now in use is acknowl-
edge by all who have used them They can be
made with wheels, If desired. Feb 6, 1853 ON
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-03-06
THE LARfETS CHAIR

I'll l. LAR re rs CHAIR
A Nd FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT IN
"A THE CITY MATHlOl'S GAY STREET
WAhErooMS. No. IS and u NORTH GAY STREET
near FAYgrrE. where is kept ,lwnys on hand. OF
10 de to orier. every style Of French TgTE.A.
iLraS in Plush II 'r Cloth or Brocatelie
French Full stuff md Medallion PARLoR Arm
NHAIrs. Carved PARI.uR CHAIES. in sets: SOFAS
half French spring Mahogany and Walnut P8rlor
CHAIRS; HOOKING CHAIRS. STUFF SPRIS0 LOUHG-
$, CHAMBER SUIrs CANE GEARS and RocKING
GHNns; Bar room. nffee and Dining. CHAIRS: in
ak Valiant or VI hagaly. with Cane, Wood or
t fed Seats; Wood SEAT ChAIRs and SETTLES
AID RUcKl.3 CH4IRs
CIT and p in frame Looking G asses of every
y and all kinds Of Beds and Hair nd iiusk
MATTRESSES A. MATIIOT.
Nos Is aud q North Gay st, near Fayeto
May 6 ly BALTIMORE
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MARBLE YARD,
~ WIL,WI.NGTO.N, DEL.

~ WIL.WINGTON, DEL.
T57uE SUBSCRIBERS having taken the
H. old stand formerly occupied by Nelson
Clcland, decd, in Market Street, respect
fully announce to the public that they manu-
facture Marble Monuments, Tomhs. Head
and Foot Stones, American and Foreign
Nantes, and House Work Of every descrlp-
tlou, such as Water Tables. Door ellis. Wi in
dow Stills and Lintels, Coping, Curb. Flag
Stones, &c; neatly executed on the most
approved patterns and workmanship. All
orders promptly attended to.
May II SMITH, WAREHOUSE co.
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Me0itiunl.
SlMMS' FAMILY MEDICINES,
DIR. j. simms, Cough syrup.

DR.. j. Simlns' Cough syrup.
lNnHlS SYRUP has proved sovereign remedy
L. in III affections of the Breast and Lungs, IN
| Coughs Colds WhoVpins CoGsh, Group, Hoarso-
| ness shur,nass Of Srssth, Pain in the Breast aud
| sides splitting of Blood. Sore Throat Bronchitis.
| and .sipicnt Pulmonary Consumption; together
with nveIy ailulent incident TO the Bro 8! Lungs
| unlkv most Of the prepar ,t;ons made for dis
| eases Of the 3reas and Lung' this syrup steadily
gains in pUhlic favor: We h We known il ~ roieve
aud cure to he utter astouishipeut Of The p tiept
thus confirming Is utility in the diseases for which
| i ia intended 1t is pleasant to the taste. aud eff
fcctu. in it's operation; ffordEg relief in or 3
| doses and performing n cu.e with rapidity hith
erto unknown in the annals Of medicine. if a cure
| c Il be eHcc'e cd 1T al Containing no doeterious
substances its administration ID safe under all cir
Gums ances.
DR.. J. Simms' White Liniment,
For all The purposes Of an External RemedY.
This Lnimeut is eninently valuable in Rheu-
| ma;ism. Ncuras!G, p 'lsy. sore Throat and Munps
il is unequalled. Gout, SumbneYs of the Limbs
stiff OF the joins Doth che Swaliugs Frost
ed Feet. Sprains. Bruises, Burns aud 5cads Chapp
ed lands and Pains Of every character. We need
not comment fur her on this inval able Linimeut
than 10 gay il is highly appreciated as an external
remedy wherever it is used in fact it seems to es
tblish itself at We therefore place at the
disposal Of the afflicted in this vieuty having tho
mos! confidence in its utility for diseases req air
ing al external application.
Ur. >. Siniins' Cholera syrup.
This syrup is undoubtedly the beet remedy
known for uyseneIy and Diarrhoca in ali their
various forms; Cramps. Collie. Cholera Morbus
Pains in the Stuuac. and Bowels. Cramps and
Sickness iB the stomach, Cholera InfautuIn and
he summer diseases of Children. 1t s excellent
in Debility Weakness. Relaxation. anG Chronic
Diseases affecting The Stomach and Bowels. and ia
pleasant to The taste rs well ms eHecua in its ope-
rations. This Syrup contains de.eiurions sub-
stances. either mineral or v-getabIe it il there
fore safe unaer a. circumstances
For many yegrs the proprietors have usel these
enled!ss ia priv practice with tho utmost sue
cess
CAuTIoy--Please observe the written signature
of the inventor atiiAei to The wrapper OF every
bottle thus:J SiMMS, VI. D., none uher is genuine.
Try these remedies and you will never be
vi bout them.
y liberal discount allowed Tho trade Orders
promptly forwarded. Prepared only by
DIR. ). alMMo 4 SON.
4h and Ki"g SIS, UH,n,naton, DEL
~ sold by DR.. II. Il. Mitchell Elkton; D. f
Burton. Dover; 5. S. Hance, Baltimore; and by
dealers generally. lmay ems
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AIEIlsseER EVANS,

A 1rDnNLY At LAW.--May be reund
"A Il the Office tor which he has lately re-
m"v, OPP, >Il. the srole OF Wn. Toybelt
Esq in tn" binding recently occupied as
tn + 81 > tlicn: or ut the Office adjoining hi,
r'SiI ,cr Llliton. Maryland.
A ~ - iSji--tf.
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DOCy. q. w Ez.sHSES,
DENTIST.

d ENTIST,
NEWARK. DFL.--As many Pe-s'-. re NO
~ aware of the time Ice ssary 10 perfor . "a
peri oper tions il tie Dent i art,l thu. uB
Il bur jus ce to those at distance who may con-
tempt te visiting me IS well rs to myself to thu'
publicly Sugset to sn5h the proprrty Of 'mely
informing ne by mail or otherwise ts that effect.
l reque m 5 as a favo more especially where he
opei atoms requre of such nature as to
rUnier them necessarily lengthy as uhieis
time c1u then be reserved for such special cass'
sad hereby preye disappointment
l. W. HAiNES. d. D. s.,
July II. '57--ly* Nswrk. Del.
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NATHANIEL r. CARSON,

HAS opened NEW DRUG STORE at Rock
/ l. Run, Port Deposit, Md and would respect
fully call'the attention Of his friends and the
public to his large assortment of DRuos,
CHEMICALS AND PATENT MEDICINES, PER.
FuMERY FANCY ARTICLES, &c, TosAoeo,
SNUFF AND CIGARS, SPICES, HAIR, TOOTH,
AND Sm,yIyG BRUSHES.
u Physicians Prescriptions carefully
compounded and country orders promptly
attend ID to. Nav 9th lS57-Iy
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RATES OLE TUITION

LIST Ciass-Spelling, Reading, Writing
Elementary Geography, Arithmetic d
Grammar, per term, $500.
Ind Class including Grammar Geogrs-
ply. Arithmetic, Book Keeping Mensnration
Algebra. Geometry. Nat. Philosophy. His
tory aud Botany. perlerm, 81 OC.
Bird ss--rrigonometry surveying. Po-
iiical Economy. Science of Government,
Rhetoric. History of Literature MythofR,
Logic, Geology, Meteorol, e.! Mental and
Moral Philosophy, Natural Theology Evil
dences Of Christianity and the Latin Ian
guage. per term $500.
any Of the above named hrancl e. with
the Greek French or German Language and
Literature, per term. $3.50
EXTRAS:
MUSIC on Piano or Melode"n. PEI
term. $500
PREF Drawings or N onoclromaties 3 90
Painting in Water olors. 800
Oil Colors. $50
Embroidery and Needle Work. 90
Anrxtra charge Of 80 crrts for each Of the
two Wintri terms to defray expenses Of
fuel Ne. will be mad on each pupil.
eleven weeks constitute one term.
No deduction for less than weeks less
time GEO. r. HOWARD. President.
r. A ELLIS S"crcfa =.
September ., lS66--tt
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Gs.Ai., DEPOT.

m ~ nigh"s' prices at all times paid for
l. Iran al the Warehouse en- the north
sill IT tae r,ilrnad at ELkTON.
GUANO AND FERTILIZERS OF all kinds.
III ME- AND PLASTER.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Also. GRASS SEEDS,
FISH
SALT.
NAILS:
AID "tler trtlcles needed by Farmers and
Builders, SEPT and sold At reasonable rates
by HENRY ). SITES
j t,tu, . a't!i sid ui abroad Elktsn
II In Is o--tf
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W!lwin3tou.
WATCHES, JEWELnY
AND
SEW WARE.

SILVER Sy ZEE,
fs HiBA FERRIS 4 SON CnENEEof Forers
~ 49, ''""Nit T'hS a "'"N'N"fHN. hsTs
y, ~. "Itt re ,alaS, ss1'r m1mt ct mo
:" = riiI", ! ;, ri''el ,nn ~ "a" Afu' 20
" 'pih' ~ ,he H,etr ave tIsPSsnItif sohe't we
u" mon 81 s%' ",@'ns y, i.ii> ~ ~ 'lch'
arl;e!es: '''' '''"'"'
tNGIrsn WATCHES IN Gold ,r sii-,rr ..o,,
Richard Wis Chruometer Watches. Sole
Asgh"y.
VIM conner sr..' i,r,l,, ',,a ,.c,r' Watch 49,
" i Tobias { Coz Liverpool acltc.
Jos JuhHson's. do. do. made sr-
prsssly for us)
VIM. Ho1iuSons do, do.
Josh. BropmGe,ds do. do. RAILWAY
timex eepc,g.t
Josh. lenbrrtpEs do. do.
Joseph Scwilis do do. (Ralway
!llne-kccPors.l
Jno. Icdbury Co.'S do do.
FINESWlSS W ATCUES
1,,1o, r,,r,..,,, ,,.,,,..,,,,,.,,, ,,,,....,-
4. tiendIc's GENEVA Chronomeors.
~ APT Geneva Lever ana bepInc,, very fno.(
htheron Constantine Geneva. very iiue)
JnnIrs tonrr"l*ler. Geneva.
~, t"ney ftyu"H:
,uh'5"'tS' t"'iS, t''FF hhe)
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II iLN!()N AL.

w j JONES has removed his Lsv
W 'nc to the fist stoty of..The Cecil
'Hg Bni!ding where lie may always be
i"nn re- rdy'o i've prompt attention to all
business placed in lis hands.
Wow. left.
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DENTAL MOTT L.

rV NGSGROVE, having permanently
Il . Gated in This town. tenders lis pr"
.,r.as--e'' 81 oral services % the crIiz,us ri
,.LILS .l.fon and vicinity. Onicr ne4ll
opposite he Court House.
Elk-oH, May 5-tf.
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..-sl 5 IF 9ssss PHILADELPHIA SURGE

s7SSY9aes PHILADELPHIA s Z r & f o :.
<;fs::a.zG| BANDAGE INSTITUTE, No. Nm
NINTH Street west side, sixth store bove r
ket.-B c. EvERErT's Premium Ptent Gradua-
ting Pressure TRUss. Ruptures Of IS years rndi-
cally cured Also. every variety of urgical APP
paratus skllfuliy adjusted. Shoulder Braces, Alb.
domual Supporters, Suspersory and llemorrhoid-
al Bandagcs silk and Cotton Elastic Stockings
dan Belts, &c. Ladies attended to by Mrs Everett.
Feb liy
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Merchants and HgouseAeeper
SHOPPING!
To Purchasers 0f Goods

IN LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES, IN
/ PHILADELPHIA aud NEW I0Rk.-Pcrsons
wishing to purchase Dry Goods. Groceries Books,
or any kind of Merchandise in Philadelphia or
New York can have their orders promptly attend
ed to by tho Y. b. PALMER CO.. Advertising and
Commission Agents. 5th and Chestnut streets,
Philadelphia, Tribune Buildings, New York -
They have superior facilities for the purchase OF
all kinds Of goods.
s-y'When ordering. please state how the goods
shall be sent. and write affections plainly. Cur
rent money must be enclosed. or collection will be
made when goods delivered by express
ChSss reasonable. Nov 2l, lS5I-3m.
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iTi NTIOA TO TIE BONNETS.

RyES. 4. FOAED invites the attention Oft the
wi Ladies' of lk.on and vicinity. TO her l'rge
md wei selected stock Of
Sanmsr IonnGS, Ribbons md F2o,rsrs
She HIS Just returned from the city and feels
confident her stock ofgoods cannot fail to
please thos. who will call Her establishment
is directly opposite the Howard House.
my SO Il
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THE FOUNTAIN HOTEL.

The subscriber has taken
fS.-- that well known sold Stand -
~ = y. e in Elk ION, and baving fitttd up
~ y-s-lssss@ the House III goud style and
rerair~,l the stablIng, is now ready to 9nter-
tam tn cubic, whose patronage he VIII be
tlt' r. 70 receive.
NO. u J 3 WELLS
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7y7f TssvslTEV EWING.

/ EfORNEY II Las. Having return.
l'r"m nc Wr'i, aai perm. nrutly ioca!
IN hlst'p viii g,r- prompt attention to a.
bas.aa "a entrusted to Iim.
~ iii 'e-with Hon Alexander Evans