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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-26
A FARM FOR SALE.


THE subscriber wishes to sell his Farm, situat.
l. ed at Aliens Fresh, Charles County Md,
containig about
$50 ACRES, sis
Thirty-three acres Tn woodland, and sufficient
quantity of marsh land for grazing purposes, The
balance arabic land, the greater part OF which,
will compare with the best land in the neighbor-
hood. 1t has good and substantial fence upon
it, and it could be made one Of the best grazing
Farms 10 the county for the size Of IT, 1t also iras
great advantages as regards shipping Of produce,
&C., having landing upon the place. II IS also
convenient to mills, there being steam-miII adj
joining and water-mill in sight. There ars
Blacksmith and WheeSwright Shops, Post-Ofics
and Stores adjoining, which conveniences COM
bined are of great consideration in the purchase
of land.
- The improvements consist OF
fne small DWELLING. a fine BARN
=. ~ b with SHED and CORN HOUSE
9Hss t4f attached; there is also upon the
Farm two never-failing springs of
pure water. The land IS well adapted to the
growth Of Corn, Wheat and Tobacco.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-fourth Of the purchase
money in cash, and the balance in three equal in
stalments Of one, two and three years; the defer
ed payments to be secured by bond and security
to be approved by the subscriber. Ifthese terms
should not SUIT they will he made still easier
Possession given the lst day of January 1859.
J. THOMAS COTTON.
Aliens Fresh, Md, June II, 1858-u
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-26

\ CUE FEVER.-Anderson's Ague & Feve
IL Powders, Osgood's Cologogue, Sui. Quinine
and Sui. Cinchorise
sep 10 For sale by VIM. BOSWELL.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-26
HOPKINS
CHALYBEATE WATER,

THIS is the title of MINERAL WATER
i obtained from well upon the farm of VIM.
Hopkins. in Baltimore county. Md, within Il miles
of the city of Baltimore, and mile of the Philadel
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad. The
well dug in 1885, and is 80 feet deep; the water
standing within feet of the surface Of the earth
Numerous experiments made in order to test the
supply ofWater, only confirm the opinion that il
is inexhaustible.
The soil in which the we'll is dug, is tenacious
Red Clay, variegated with frequent strata of Mag
riginal Sand Stone Rock. Its temperature when
drawn from the well is SO deg. Fahrenheit.
This Water has been extensively used by inval-
ids for nearly two years, and has acquired great
tite, indigestion, Extreme Debility and in various
Atomic and Anemic conditions; through the instru-
mentality of those who have been signally benefit
ed by its
gradients according to a yD OF IRoN, AND FREE
sis are
1t also contains CARBONATE OF MAGNEs1A,
a'es~ CHLORIDE OF MAGNESIUM,
;.st CHLORIDE OF POTASSIUM,
CHLORIDE OF CALCIUM,
CARBONATE OF LIME, trace,
And what is very remarkable, no SULPHUR.
A Water combining such ingredients will at once
be recognized by Physicians as valuable Remedi-
al Agent, and being pleasant to the taste, and no
ingredient Ontra-indicating its use as a common
drink, it will doubtless become popular Beverage.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE.
The entire contents of bottle may be drank be-
fore breakfast, and the quantity, if desire
before dinner at bed time; thus used it has been
found to give tone to the stomach and to improve
digestion to remarkable extent.
The opinions of some of our most eminent Physi-
clans, and other prominent citizens are annexed,
and will abundantiy establish what is above stated.
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS.
= To j. V'D. STEwART-Esteemed Friend: have
very favorable opinion of the Hopkins Chalybeate
Water, and believe it to be well adapted to many
cases of Dyspepsia, Chlorosis, Anemia, and Gene
raj Debility. Respectfully, -
RICHARD HI. THOMAS, M. d.
Professor in University Of Maryland.
Baltimore, 18th Mo-, 1857.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-26

TOBACCO and sEGARs-A very superio. LOT
i of Chewing Tobacco and Havana Seqars. 70,
nov 20 sale by SIN PADGETT & ca.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-26

particular
&
Corn atmor
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-26

CIGARS & TOBACCO-A first rate article Of
~ Cigars and Tobacco, for sale by
aug6 C w BARNES.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-08-26
NAMES OF LANDS.

The Catch,
The Little Meadow,
Adams's Policy,
Adams's Discovery,
Morsel,
Tulip Hill,
Brent Field,
The Desert Secured,
Boarman's Meadows,
Incidence,
Brawner's Resurvey,
Partnership,
Wade's Bay,
Perry's Neglect,
MontroSe,
Beaven's Enlargement,
Brandt's Second Addition,
Cox's Branch,
Addition to Capel,
Chapman's Disappointment,
FCox's Resurvey,
Molly's Chance Amended,
Fortune Enlarged,
Mankin's Trespass,
Jameston's Disappointment OF
McPherson's Folly,
Coby's Resurvey,
Addition to Sandy Bottom,
Carriers Purchase,
Clark's Undertaken,
Hook Norton,
Dunington's Wood Yard,
Dunington's Slipe,
Dunington's Race,
Deakins's Discovery,
Dayis's Long Look For,
Daniels Spring,
Davis's Roads,
Davis's Gore,
The Lowgrounds,
Disappointment,
Fox Chase and Addition to Fox
Chase,
Davis's Chance,
Dents Trifle,
l The Tr;Ao
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-04-15
The Wheat Crop.

We clip tie following from our exchan.
Hes in reference TO the growing whea,
crops
THE WhEAT.- An intelligent farmer who
has been looking about recently, informs us
thar he has never known the wheat fields OF
Southern Ohio to present Ut lhi. season OF
tho year, 70 promising and brilliant an ap
pe6rOnce, as at present. The winter has
not injured the wheat in the West and there
isa glorious prospect for on early and boun.
te1us harvest. Just now there are more
signssof spring in the country, than last year
on, the frst Of May Cincinnati CONNER.
Gi0l.~a
TnE WHEAT CRoP.-The Chicago Tr;.
bRNs tays:-During the lust few days we
psssed over dCzen or more counties in this
State, lalong the Illinois Centrally besides
the srounties of Davis, Knox ana Pike,
To- ln6iana, and can speak from personal
ooseEsation of The favorable appearance OF
the glowing wheat crop.
0TA gentleman who has travelled thro'
fifteen counties north OF the Ohio and Mis-.
sippiS Railroad. in Illinois and Indiana, says
the appearance Of the wheat fields ia very
fssorable. The two most trying months are
sCveE, md q very large yield is likely to be
had this season.
or The Columbus City Fact says:- The
past winter has beer remarkably favorable
fof the growing wheat crop. From person
ri observation and the most reliable infor.
alstion from this and adjoining counties. we
pronounce the prospect ofthe coming wbea,
crop ysry, ine.
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RMSs
One >py for one year. A2 90, and rift.
One cGpy for two years, Q 90, and gifts'
One copy for three years, 500, and gifts,
- TO CLUBS.
Three copies one year, 5 90, and gifts,
eve copies one year, 90, and gifts
Ten copies one year,, Is 0O, and 10 gifts,
ina articles to DO distributed are comprised In the
following list:
9packages Of gold conta'ng 500 90 caci,
D a. DO 2O0 90 ca h
~ DO do 100 20 each
~ Pat' Lever hunting casod watches, 100 OO each
~ Gold watches, rs 10 each
~ DO 80 90 each
l0U 20 SO 90 each
6VO hadles, Hnid watches as 90 each
quo silver hunting cased Watches go 90 each
250 sowing chimes $50 tp IS each
500 Silver Watches SlO to 0s ench
0O0 Gold guard, vest and Fob chains $40 to 30 each
Gold Lockets, Bracelets, Brooches kar DroDs, Brens
Rims, Cuf Pins, Sleeve buttons, Rings, Shirt Studa.
Watch Keys, Gold and Silvor Thimblrs, and yarie,
ty Of other articles worth from sevnty hFe cents 10
$l5 each.
Immediately on the receipt OF the snbscrIr ton
moncy, the subscribers name will be entered unon
our subscription book. oppos TO number, and the
gt corresponding to that number will be- forwarded
within three days to the subscriber, by mail or ex-
press, post paid. Every yearly subscriber will re-
ccire one of the ab)ve gifts. No subscription for
loss period than year will be entitled to gft
CAULDWEIL, SOUrHWORTH Il WHITNEY
Proprietors of tho New toRK MERCURY,
~ Snecimen coniea 40 MT free
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Summary Of Conversions.

summary OF conversions.
THE New York Examiner Of last week
says;
sour revival summary 'or three weeks
past, though imper ect, of necessity, shows
a great advance Over seventeen Thousand
conversions are therein specified, and the
inguthering on probation and otherwi Use, re-
ported in our Methodist exchanges during
the same periodS amonnts, by our own
count, to over twenty thousand more"
The summary specifies the following con.
vcrsions; Maine All; New Hampshire 80;
Vermont 30i; Massachusetts, 1914; Rhode
lslaud 8S7; Connecticut 1876; New York
23S6; Pennsylvania TAG; New Jersey
69S; Deleware 40; District of Columbia
81; MaryIand 9; Ohio LAO; indiana 1877;
Illinois LAG; Michigan 6O4; Wisconsin
465; Iowa 270; Minnesota 1853; Missouri
424; Kentucky 435; Tennessee Til; Vir.
ginia 295; ether Suites III; British Proy.n.
ces 297.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-04-15
MARRIED.

06 Tuesday evening, the 18Th inst, at
sscIoek. in Trinity church, Cieyeland, BY
ReRs DR.. Bolles, assisted by Rev. Drs.
9IIhminRs and Lyman, MIcHAEE STUART,
Altpeney st Law, af this village, and
"A snssA a. SEELEY. Bs}sg
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Paper Hangings.

HE best assortment ever brought to Pitts
L burgh Come aud feast your eyes Buy or
not, the gOods will be shown.
WALL PAPER
For PARLORS,
DINING ROOMS,
CHAMBERS,
ENTkIES, -.
HUKCHEs.
LODGES.
w ALL APER .s. :
20 cents, l9 to 25 cents 25 to so cents, so
10 81, 81 to 81, 81 to S.
Marble Frescoes, Plain Oak. Walnut, Panel Oak
Borders, Ceilings, Statues, Paintings.
w. r. MARSHALL & CO.,
~ Wood Street,
Pittsburgh.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-04-15

Making connecisons al cleveland Nl,h CIevslsn1
and Tclsdd, Cay ciand, Columbus and CinclnnaHl,
Cleveland and Erlsi aud Cleveland and fitssbnEak
A. soioh, With backs d Chasria Falls. q
AZ Marttta, With hacks 10 Ravenna.
.sAt WAtreGj With ,Haeks 10 Sharon, GFeeaviiie.
Meadyitle, Bloomfield, Can1eld, &0, ~
At YoungAtown, With stsgss for New Castla, -.
snd, Lowell and Eeon Valley, and thence by Pitts.
burg, Ft WSyne and Chicago Taihoad, y Pitisbufs.
N0Yeukhey fg fH57. ~ - 5{
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-04-15

The American HON estead LAM Company having
dspOs sed OF sufficient number of shares to warrant
an early distribution of their ynd now offer b. the
public the renlang unsOld shares take peasur re
In announcing, that ONE HUNDRED HousAhD ACRES
Of choice farming land, situated in the counties OF
Win nebago, Marquette, Waushara, Outagamie,
Shawano, Portage, Marathon, Chippewa, Saint
CrOx and Polk, In the State of Wisconsin, will be
distributed TO Shareholders of said Company, before
the adjournment of the present session Congress-
Those lands are amongst the best farming lahds in
the State, ranging In value from Eve to twenty five
dollars Per acre. This Company, holding as they
do, a large quantity. are compelled TO sell PORTION
posing Of ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND ACRES alta redu-
eed price. The distribution will take place in the
city of Washington, under the direction OF thirty
on members of Congress, one member selected
from each State In the Union. The land offered IL
free from any encumbrance, and WARRANTY DEEDS
VF CONVEYANCE will be executed Immediately after
the distribution, to the parties entitled thereto, by
Trustees appointed for that purposes The distribu-
ton will be as follOws;
Enn1 Afs an u ~
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-04-15

orc Gen. Sargent, OF Cincinnati has of
lsFed regiment Of Ohio volunteers for the
Gtsl army.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-04-15

: Or The Legislature adjourned at two
o'clock on Tnesday morning.
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( NEW GOODS
BOR FALL AND WTEER
WEAR

can now be found at our store.
and ca be bought at Iower.rstes
of us for cash or produce Of an
kinds. than at any other estah-
Iishment in Portage county. and
We think that the most sceptlcal
can be convinced that snch'b lho
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we think that the most sceptlcal
can be convinced that snch'is lha
| IS EAGTy
by giving us a call, and looking
over our stock, which We take
pleasure in showing to any 6he
who may favor us ili that way.
Our stock Of Ladies' Dteas
Goods, is now full and complete,
consisting Of all the varied styles
that are worn this season; suchas
Plain, figured and plaid French
Meiios, plain and figured eli
wool DelaiIes, Cashmerca,
Coburgs, Persian Twilla.
/ Paramettas, plain, iign-
! red, striped and plaid
common Delaines
I Raw Silks, Val-
encia PlaidS
plain and
! :. striped
CravelIas, plain and figured Bay
State FlanneIs~-all colors, Or
era Flanheis for capes and
sacks with trimmings to-
match, Ladies' Cloths
for capes and sacks,
Bay State, Magic
Highland, Stella,
Broche, Long
and Square
5EIAwT.G.
long and square plain Cashmere
DO. Cashmere, broche and chen
He scaffs, a beautiful article.
AkoJ choice lot of black silk.
plain and figared-some very
cheap. Figured, plaid, striped
and plain silks, a great variety.
Black silk velvet for capes and
mantillas, Moire antique silk,
very good and very cheap.
Also, full assortment Of La
Slies' and Children's Shoes Of ali
kinds and prices ~4 some grea
bargains. Rubber Over Shoes
some eetfrely new styles for sale
low at the Cash and Ready Pas
Store of COFFIN & PTNEY.
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APRIL APPOINTMENTS.
DIR. H. TTJBBS.

RAVENNA, Prentiss House, Friday April 30.
Akron, Empire House, Thursday, April 20.
Cleveland, American House, Friday and Saturday,
18th and 18Th OF March.
For consultation upon all chronic or long standing
diseases Of every description, whether internal or OK.
tefnsi. His promptand Hing attendance atap-
pointments for nine years past, 9sucient guaranty
Of integrity and success. Giving his entire atten-
ton to chronic diseases, examining and treating many
thousands annually (anong them the most complcat
cd and obduTats TO be found In awide extent of
try,1 his opportunities fof meklng q thorough 40
quAntsnca with hisclass of aladies have beeH such
few outside the largest metropolitan hospitals ever
possess. The RKMEDIES USED are exclusively
from the BOTANIC KING Dol II. an N 4 RC0TIC and
other PoI6oNS BEING REJECHED. 4 Y Az
Patisxts Msvsr fattsysds ssrsrs tAsy sw1ieetsS
:sszpsnss witAeat ifrssPs,t ef ssiv rsstsrsS.
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Legal, Notice.


IRA C. TAYLOR, whose Fesidenee =
" gakncwn; is hereby notified that On the - o.
cf March, A D., 1855, Mary ]. Taylor alad lee 49,
Meb In the Court OF Common Pleas wishin ~ - J
e county OF Portage and state Of Ohio, asllnsl -
said Taylor, which is atill pending tAsfeIn askia
for divorce from the said Taylor, and aise sr rs
sonasle eimony, alleging - csase thsEetegs shaa
w.sguIley oladHltsry with one Sarah Homer
The said Ora Q. TGylot u also ksFekg netisea g.
an lRjuncticn vas ON the sama day ailewod a szi1
eauses resFaining him ffcm dsposins III ~ e -
Hise lnterlering withs certain real eslate ownaf -
% rs SAID Eaylof,s stnate - lot No. IS IL Mahisa*
on.Ss COUNT. Ohios during she pendea1g ~ aai&
petiti0ns and that said eaHae wlil ke kearx hn711
said nogs on ~ a!st day Of ths uszA term Shsras.
Ssy es Nav N saaa eoqasy e sesssss 80 ~
april = le59sAE AMsYu foT Psilllenss.
lNEN HANDKERCHTEFB FOa IT ri
- and 0NEsFoVRTH GEN rs - @hadi5ss S7's1 IN
sD nsndssfchisi ff6m 81 cents ups pizIk r. ~
eldsted. Also, Eent,e plata aad rfintsd Es1as2. :.
MY Icy fREETtss. HoPkiEF de-,
DUTTINC SAWS. ~ ssyeinA 11zss =
- 1sFss poWegs q q. a. nICHk kan&o& y
q -
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GIFrs ron THE PEOPLE!
i GIFTS FOR THE PEOPLE!
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THE
LARGEST TWO DOLLAR WEEKLY
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Ftfty-six Columns of ChOIce Or
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sPLENDTDLY ILLUSTRATED.
TWENTIETH YEAR OF PUBLICATION.

A GOLDEN ENTERPRIsE
No other paper can boast Of such galaxy Of tai.
ented and celebrated authors as the conributofial
corps OF the Nav YoRK MERcbET, who furnish IL
columns, weekly. with the most absorbing and ias-
DR.. J. H. ROBINSON,
NED BUNTLINE,
LIEUT.. J. FOSTER BRANDoN,
7. HAMILTON YERANDA, and
X. H. NRWSLL,
who are well known the most succoasful and non.
ulaT roma aneists Of the age, constantly contribute
their brilliant NOVELTIES for the mammoth pages OF
the MERCURY. And each number also contains more
complete original stories and sketehes-to say moth
ing Of an imm amount Of news and re era mis-
eellany--than any other two newspapers In Americ
without exception. In short, the NEw YoRK MER.
Curry deaes competition, and invites the most search.
Ing comparison, Its immense superiority over the
little six by nine mushroom publications Of the day
will be apparent at the first glance.
We now Offer In addition to q paper at IeaSt one
third larger than any OF It's c0tempor, rea aud r..
plcte with an unprccsnted variety Of interesting
rending matter, the following
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS. b..
A VALUABLE GIFT FOR EVERY SUBSCRIBER.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-04-15

Gin worth from Is cents to $500 90 In Gold, will
be prssoutsd to each subscriber lmmo-
g., diLtely on the receipt Of tho sub.
scrlption Money.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-04-15

Eight Auhdred and Twenty mine Tracts, compr prisinp
One HundE ed thousand Acres.
The American Homestead Land Company respect.
fully solicit your early corporation in the Organiza
tion OF Clubs, and will allow 10 per cent. HpoB all
subscriptions amounting to ten shares, payable In
stock OF the Company. .t4-s.H s-
All orders must be addressed TO the "American
Homestead Land COMPANY, Washington, D. c., -
giving the addrt of each Shareholders naming the
Town, County md State In which they reside, and 10
whom the shares are TO be directed.
The Company respectfully refer TO the following
gentlemen for any informal relative 10 the quali
ty and value Of the lands.
ALEXANDER W. RANDALL, Governor of Wisconsin
Ex-Governor DoDeE, Ex-Governor FARwELL,
DoTY, BAKsTow,
TALMADGE, BAsHYoRU,
4 DEWEY, EE- -r s5S t5e.
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cBN7LEMEN,S WEAR.

u EN 4 LHME1N - W EAH.
Cloths, black, ArO"h aAd sius.
Cassimeres, black ''a fancy.
Satinetts, black, H'a'd '"d btu"
Kentucky Jeans: ,:'''pfls'''
FulIed Cloths, 're''''a'f'' p'n'''
Overcoat ! 9th, t''i's' t'SdG
Satin vesting', '''" - ''ss~
Silk Velvet do, from ''''sH
Fancy Silk do, flo" - '"esse'
Cheap Vesting, '''n'''s'l '''
Hosiery, for s'H'''"''
Gloves, 'ilt, buck and wool.
Hats, wool and fur.
Shirtings, plain '"a fancy
Boots, coarse and an''
Shoes. msns and bo,''.
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LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Black Silk, fro" +" 'ease'.
Fancy Silk, striped and p'''".
Changeable Silk very ''.'''0''
Merinos, plain-a'' ''io'''
Merinos, plaid and 'suF's'
Delaines, an "'9l-'i''n and asa''''
Delaines, 'Ans'--''F' A.Ad''~''
CravelIas, p'''" and "''rsd'
Cohur rs. all eolor' and prieos.
Debeges, striped and plain
Gingham, excellent fro" 'a'"'' cents
Prints, 'bis pile fro" 'ts'si cents.
Broche Shawls, "nE'' and double. 4
Bay State do, ''''O'
Tibet and Stella do, beau u'ol'
Mantillas and Mantilla Cloth.
Caters, black and '''0r'd'
Shoes, calf morocco aud so.'.
Hosiery, wool and '''''n'
Shirts, bone '''fs'rtFd'
Hoops, brass and ''''.'
Gloves, kid, oloth' cotton and wool.
Gauntlets, cloth and KID
Collars, lae'' 'e.mor's. aud brg'''
Sleeves, '"i''and e"mbrie:
Dress Trimmings, an ''d'''' variety
Wool Hoods and Comforts.
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BOSTWICK 4 BBA7f'Y
FAIL 3 WINTER GIvEi!laiNaEMT

THE following soods can Be purchased
for CASH at extremely low rates. You
that have cash to pay for goods this fall and
winter. don't forget to give % call. for The
goods were not bought to lie on the shelvs
I-Trf nusr Be SOLD.
Gentlemen will please take notice Of The
following list. which smbrsess
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-04-15

REMoHAL.-MlcHAEL STUART, Esq, has
removed his Law Office to the east end Of
Phonix Block, (second story where he will
be happy to see his clients and patrons.--
See advertisement.
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RUTTING saws, for sswinA w.sss =
= sssss pcvss, = y. a HlcA tal& y
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GR6tERIBA
Sugars; an kinds and md prices
Teas: from s'se7s se;ns':
Spices, e'''' kinds and aa.'''''''
Tobacco; Plug hn' cut and '1o.iAs'
Rice and Saleratus, very s''a'
Grocery, Ia '''' OF BY tie p''s''
Cutlery, table 'A' POCKET:
Glass sware, large and splendid assortmeus.
Lamps, Oil and FIuid, 'A''P ''r ",l' rs''h.
Carpet Cfain, -'l'' .sa 'e'o'.s:
Batting; good .ad bad.
Wadding, .a's 'As so'ss't:
Buttons, aerr' On, S'.s' and '.''i's
Combs, ivory sad '''''ins.
Pins, Needles; Hooks sid Ewes.
Elastics,; lsvssnd sSasiis
Tapes, Bobbins and Btai,ls.
Remnants, Brooms. &C., &c.
BosTwIcK q BARRY win sell tEs abc-,
gcods for cash % cheap as they can b,
bought in New Yorksor Philadelphia. II,
i and see
6rAli Pspnsylvsnia hank masay tako,
q per for gocds-.sx cept those bsaks me
hase setuallyfailsd q. NE I.
Rasenaas Qcsshse {. 1857.
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We clip tie following from our exchan.
Hes in reference 10 the growing wheat
crops
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-15
WHEAT TIIR.ASIIEitS

gym lHDLE>UtNl.tt. ha,ns nre,m,' Agents Tor the
II NcHcEtttuy ArUNu.ttiai " ,.h,, VIII keep CONSTANTLY
hAai sanh, ~ lt'r Iat,t lHir1Ncd Ka.NRy lois-
irNri-, Iia'h'lr Iit tHitci IhraSIcrs and
" lIi' ii,iasi,, thr FlRS 1
ilIMlt N al toe Ncw hork sat" ar IN l-bh,
sS'd satisfaction. wa" have used them
me iiDh>E row LlN tar strong, and
ed that toI's tho team travel about II n,ls
hour thcr"'. making suitable 10 NoGh either horses
upon them.
me InEASiiEtS and COMBINED TnRASlit.RS and
NINADN i.RS Il targr ali the
an t4 through the
= ultrt Dtuls
he IhIa>lcI las REVOLVING WIRE
NEiAkA i.ii. "nrh does perfectly
be dome utlI,t
me >tAKA AR niic}hAs fork straw shaa,r " Inch
s't>e- the OF tue -tia~ the ihlas
Persons wishing these lhTa-ors do by
tng further inlurat"n VIII gwen
mug tnrti lRBl y SAL AbI.ik>
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-15
EXTRAORDINARILY CASE.

M HlOND. MAY TsiD IN1b-
Gcntemcn; NJ child had nrcd btcakns ont ia.
fall IN small whrh gradually cXtcn,d ,nir.
hSa6 including both ears which much
10 thsi bot would drur
tried all sorts o advertised and domestic remedies without
amy good results thep procured and applied little
OIL. II began 10 get better, tile bottle got broke
led gals 10 lit again began to Ny elder dnsh
l. oked So much better when usvl At" We gat anohc
51ttle. aud Eri head l. ucai.y wei. This A.a
Sased and took hall bour ever! day ash
very offensive. Ouc bottle tcri cue
her entirely thera is but little of the disease
You entitled the vi others take
great pleasure in giving you this certificate.
kcspcctfully. Il. + CHALK.
o McRsrs A