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nAMllresp ohie, Hovo 10. 1855,

H
Dr., ResAcK-Dsar Sir: ] have read in the'
newspapers many a,coants of cures effected ~
your Scandavian Remedies, but l consider fz1g
own case 1t least as interesting and as narssG
GUS as any of them. So far as you are fcetrs
cerned, zone testimonial more or less is of littas
consequence. Your fame is established, AMI
nay statement cannot add to your celebrity
But fer the benefit Of my fellow creat1res,1
desire to make known the facts n When called
upon you, at the instance of dear friend, %
the 2lst of March last had been, nine, Years
sufferer from catarrh. The irritation Of ~
nerves and membrane of the head was 50 -
tense that sometimes it almost drove me srasIL
could net sleep, and was never free from -
pleasant sensations. At various times ~
different physicians had attended me, each oh1
treated in his own way, but none Of them
did me any good. ] despaired Of ever sesing
another well day, and when called Sys&k
lconsultation rooms, had very little hops lsf -.
lief. BY your advise entered Immediately
upon = regular course of your Scandinavia
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills, 4 was ensenpk
| aged by the cheerful, hopeful way IN uhisA
you spoke, and Iresolved strictly to fellsw
1 your direction. In less than q week, Ail:tht
worst symptoms of my complaint began =
take milder form, and so continued to i'm
prove from week to week until, at tho end q
three months, my head was entirely relieved
/ and every trace of the catarrh had left ms.
4 Still, however, continued to take the rsne-
dies for nearly six weeks longer, becauss I
found they were building up my ,stsepsth a1A
! fort:fying my constitution. Six months hsxp
| passed since the cure was finished, and 1ahxss
had no sign of a relapse. sshonld BE- glad y
see this letter, or the substances of it, in psin4,
! for the guidance of ethers.
+ Yours, with heartfelt gratitude,
J.; Mrs. AUGUSTUS COOCH. z
/ FOR SALE BY, ssas3r aSse assH eTz
7 j. A. h G. II. Davenport Weeds
field; Kotzebne & -Oblinger, Malaeas
Armstrong Il Mooney, Beaihvilie; TAss
&c. Penn, Antioch. fsy' srAsses sssssas
T., Dec. 81. .l1656.Aly.Y2 sas5pi = u 5sss5xe :
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John rhnnix On nrahma.


Jpha. Phnnix is out on "Brahma." He
b Oen9dsnt that he has discovered the
hAv0 thsuystsry. Read his letter to the
Mobile Registsr OF the 9th inst:
Nh. KEGIsrER: The following Hnes
rnhlished in the Atlantic Monthly by Il.
". Emsrass. Esq., hare attracted much
sttentiou, not 90 much in consequence Of
thsir beAnty. or other iptrinsic inertia, as
from the fact that nobody can understand.
Tor the.life Of him, what the man, means:
sas.s BRAHMA. -,
IF thu red slayer thinks he slays.
ssOrifths slain thinks be is slain. s3
IlteS know not we'll the subtitle ways
n ksep. and pass, and turn again.
4kssfsct Il that Mr.. Emerson has late-
u ksfh1d sthsgame Of Euchrs. aud being
faacinatsd Herewith, he wished to express
his s3sslipgs ON the subject, but being
auitssunsbls TO do so in ordinary English
unfortunately got OF the above extremely
mytfjfyi1g stanza. AlittIs careful con.
sidslatjon Of the terms used eonvinces one
q tbs ~ .oacss Thus .she red slayer
rsfsssse the Right Bower (probably th,
Jack of Hsarts;) .1ths slain" is undoubt
edlJ the Lsft Bower, not guarded ant
yosspsyseive that Etnerson probably each
cred hislsdvsrsary by passing" keepini
The Ace and some strong cards, and oon
ing1gsin aftsr the the Bowers were out
Now al this might have besn much NOR
simply exprsssed -as, fer instance:
sssla nos EUGHRE. aig ait9 I
Hths Right Bower is in one hand.
And the sLsftn holds another place
Te little know why I did stand. :
nj FIELD three trumps-the King ant
Acel 's''s1 2
Thie, explanation is made to save MI
Emerson's reputation in the matter; h
Vas an old schoolmate of mine in forme
years. and weswere afterwards engaged i
in yhe win business tSgsther--he was al
wslf Wei; meaning man, and il is . pit
ks fbenld Sc considered = fool: on accom-
Of sonsaesceutrioisiss Of expression.
;''ss a. ~ 49, Very truly yours. ]. F,
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From Posisr's Spirit Of tho Times.
eASTLE NoNTRoSE.
Ds CLARA Augusta

NJ CLARA AUGUSTA.
Gtal stone pillars grid il.
Moated are it walls.
o,ersita cold black iurrets
Matted ivy falls;
Owls within its shadows
Sing : ghossly hymn.
Through' the hour of sunset
'Threugh the twilight dim.
essrn and sad 1t crumblesA
rahless Of she pas,l
On which moulder meH'ries
sGorFeous. grand, aud vast--
ofahe time when warriors.
s'Cross its court yard Hsv
0a,Alseks ssee! clad chargers <
With rich plumes Of blue.
And {. blast of trumpets
hOailed fAaf score of men
Forth hfr0m eopsc and mountain,
And from wood aud glen;
Whila the Earl, their master,
sGassd on them with pride.
Dsekled on his broad sword
ciaspsd his doublet wide.
Qfsn from the vindows,
Deeply set, and stained,
Pesped fairer face than Empress
sSEvSr wore that reignedi
NSidt face, white and crimson,
Framed in shining hair.
And warm, light, blend richly
With the shadows there. (.
There was tilt and tournament,
--JeHst md iklightly feats-- q
At these feztiye banquets
Mpnsrchs took their seatsi
4nd sveets tones and music
Rang along the halls.
Wkils carved silver sconces
zLighted up the walls.
Deaa dis regal splendor- ass IS
Dead Nontroses pridel .a
u vaults meath the castle
Gkeistous. abidei
Dust toand gloon, and ashes,
ssOhanged 70 native clayl
Man rises mp anu fourishes,
Dies and is gone for ayel
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sunfish Machine
So shop. y y 2 5-
WILLIAM LITTEN. ProDrietor

THE undsrsignsd has purchased the vhols OF
1 the Snnnsh Machine ihoP- and Blacksmith
shop heretofore managsd BY Herman and Nc
Bride. 81 s, t3E,s ~. IS - s.
he il prepared to do any and all kinds 81
work IN the very best style, and at moderate
prices. i i, sss;7s s.s;s.f, *, ss ssif,f ; :
This .sstab ablishnent has reputation equal
led BY meme ether ip the county.
or. -, 1857.
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
PuBLIsuED EVERY wEDNEsDAY

PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY
t5tti, -
TERMS or seb~ehiffioS'
Opa dollar and hfty cents per annum, II ps'e
IN a.iva,'oe: otherwise two dollars VIII be re
qaired. Aarkstabte produse VIII o' taken III
payment
No par.ss will be discontinued. axceiA At the
option OF .Ls publisher, until all arrsars are
paid.
JOB rRisrtSc
Executed With neatness aud d;spatas at this
orise, and at reasonable prices.
rvp,,s or ,nyrpT1srSc.
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For IS wks is rscs is mos 10 mos. i 2mos
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Comptroller of Public Accounts, of the State
of Connecticut. IS .-..a s. tsas. ~
This company has also complied with the
very cautious aud stringent laws of this State,
in relation to foreign Insurance. Companies.
It was. incorporated by the Legislature of
the State of Connecticut, in May, 1850, with a
PERPETUAL CHARTER and commenced busi-
ness on capitai of two hundred thousand
dollars the whole of which has been invested
in securities of the highest character. se
+ Those who contemplate making life insur-
ances, should first OF all, satisfy themselves
of the character and stability of the Company
they may select. The interest of the assured
in the stability and permanent prosperity of a
Company in the security and certainty that. it
| will fulfill its engagements, is of incompara-
blv greater import ance than the trifing sauing
that may be made by psyins inadequats pre-
miu1ns. KS tf.f 4
TIE principle Of Life Insurance is based on
sound mathematical calculations, and admits
of no variation. Ultimate security, being the
primary object to be obtained, this Company
will do bnsiness on the lowest rates of pre-
mums that can be adopted, and afford requis-
| ite security to the insured, and perpetuity to
the institution.
| ss@s WM. P. RICHARDSON, Agent,
r. - Woodsield, Ohio.
Ey Office one door north of Treasurer's
ionfce, Main Street.
! Fob. 25, 1857.
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CHRISTOPHER SANDERS ESTATE.
NOTICE Is hereby givensthats the subscribers
l have been appointed and qualified by the
Probate Court of Monroe coHnty, Ohio, as ad1
ministrators of, the estate of Christopher sSau-
der, late of said county, deeeasads it.Ie q siss
ISRAEL LENTZ.
+ . JACOB WAGNER,
Dec. l6, 1857.--3t, pd. sasso Adm'rs, 4
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NEW MARBLE WORKS

{lNHE undersigned are making arrangements
i to carry on the business of manufacturing
CRAZE STONES, TOMB STONES,
S. MONUMENTS, I'D, &c. NM.
EITHER OF AMERICAN OR ITALIAN MARBLE.
when desired. They hope, by strict attention
to business and moderate prices, to render sat-
isfaction to those who may purchase work of
them. They will also be prepared to furnish
work in Free Stone to all wishing it,
2Assss ALEX POPE,
an9 DANIEL NEUHART.
Sept. 30, 1s57.-ly.pA.
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The proprietor Of the above named House
bsgs leave to inform the public that he has
just opened up said house for the accommo-
dation OF travellers and boardsrs., Every
Attention will be paid to those who favor him
with . call, to make them comfortable and
their stay pleasant. He : well provided with
Stabling, and the utmost attention will be Civ.
en- to that department. Charges reasonable.
4 Don't forget to cali II the Willow Grove. y
4 go 90 So a'.1 - JACOB FISHER. 81
! Barssviils, Nareh 7S, 81. pd.. 80
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cay respectfully,
a. L. FRIEND.
EXTRAORD MARY CASE.

kGiMohD. May lst, 1886.
Genilemen Ny child had commenced ing out las,
fail small which Nv extended ,nir.
hsad Including both ahicl by the
both uld ,lrop OF
49, ali sofs ~ ada sriised aud domestic remedies, without
sod results iron pro,ur ID and applied u TURF
oi. began 10 get better the bottle broke.
l.' saIs 10 iii again began to get My aug
oAeh SO much boiler =" hcn you used A. We got another
Vie and hrr head Is now nearly well THIS asgra
acd case. AMI took halt an honrc or! day 10 WaHh
was very ohunsfo Que bott,e Irei assured
her there Is but iLe
lon entitled To this and the b, uticts,
great pleasure IA giving you this oori hcac.
Respectfully, a. I. CHALK.
To NVssrs ~
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COUGHS, SOAD-, $40 =. raNE~s, 1NElL.
GNS.4N. a. ..O,sNAa- wAAOUra.sSa
soA GAh, aASO. A., As ANA, M a
cara aiN q s1NSA MfIAVS

soA A. q Az A., . AAAsA, IN
AhrAAN 4 AONsA MfIAOS
an for the OF patients advanced
thudiscase.
VIZ need speak the public Of Its virtues Through
ou every town, ana almost every hamlet OF
Stcsis Onutui cures o pulmonary complaints
Already Nay, lii. faiilies eyuz,d
ir~ct YET communities any Wnale wLieh
hsNe n"t among them lAib uophy
thr -"bv dangerous diseases vi the throat lungs
hir i Is las nuss owcrui anIIdoc Yet
thu ani dadserous Diseases uf he
II tho safest
hiiuts aud young PARENTS
the nsidous that steals
ioia saves more lives W The prevents
t""n laos, ~ cares keeo ny you. anu cure
"hiir they ,uiaule, neglect theM until
nasf tue uekvabe tLai iAssened
NE away. Al hLon tnv deadIu iataiy
AL as know Tie iib
,
rau bs espare cost, prouu.c Ia.
b.sl Agent ski. U their
PREPARED BY On. j. G. AVER,
Practical nnd Anal sicaI Che.ni.s. Lowell, Mass
AND suLD
}. II. SEAi. Lynchbars; PURCELL. LADD & co, kioh
nund n r. niN rs, f.t,IsDure Al a. SANTOS, No,J.A,
ami Druggists
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GREAT ATTRACTION!
ARKI'dL Of 4 LfKGE SIOLh OF
R II - - n a De- lLO Ii a.

fnNllE undersigned has, and now opening his niAG
IL MAI..k kLADl
lie Is ol love praise
n> STOCK and Mi ma CoIniug,
oiAcr huuse IN
He would nttcuon to the
he will sell great cash. he purchased his goods
advantage,
My stock y FURNISHING GOODS, such Shirts Col
lars tavas Gloves So utkei idkts, Ae and Sk shirts
and Drawers, rists. large nn wei, assorted
" Country invited TO ,an before
ing Lass viii cheap Louise South u
the Potomac. Al. GCGu IN HElAkR.
all
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TIME baltimore aal Ohio Railroad, with its much i'm.
Il proved Western connect offers 10
travellers IRON Virginia and the Carouas a,hmy
ton and baltimore to ali PORTIONS OF the West the
and the Southwest.
The the from Wsshjnpt,p md
trains bound est 10. Wheeling sburg from Bait
Eore Is always promptly mad" AT the Washington junction.
Qatey chilled the Relay House miles Baltimore.
10 tho only change Cars ton and
the Ohio River baggage checked through At
the w ashmgion Station.
tY- The connecting trains leave Warrington daily at
A. NJ. and ~. T. NJ On sundays At the latter hour
Al BENWOOD
Direct connection is made the of Central Ohio
Railroad running from beliare Ohio through Cam
bridge Zanesvc and Newark to Columbus These trans
Newark with tn. the Newark Nan.hcld
and SandusSY r. II for Sandnsky. Toledo Detroit Chicago
ST. LOUIS etc.
AT rARKERSBUR0
Connection made (by Steamboat the trains on
he Marietta and Cincinnati itoad for Chiicoe
Ac Ac.
AT WHEELING
The Baltimore and OHIO train. with the ths
Cleveland and Ohio River lisroad Tor Cleveland Toledo
Detroit CHI ago and sithr 1rthwcsiern points direct
q Travellers are requested notice
only Route aordng Ihrongh Tickets hec ks in Wash
ington il ii also the SiiOk rESr SPEEDY D
RET to nearly all the leading points in The great The
distance from ashn-on TO Cincinnati about GUO
Fare by through tcker from washingto. At least ONE
DOLLAR LESS than b, lowest the Northern Routes
from Northern cities.
For Frederick and Harpers Ferry, MartnsbuR Berkeley
passengers may leave Washington at d A. M
For the minor Way Stations baltimore and Whc.
ing take q A. NJ. train from Washington.
~ For further Information, Through Tickets apply
THOMAS H. PARSONS, Agent at W ashiagton ST
w. ). WoODSiDL- Master OF Transportation.
Baltimore Ohio Railroad
Il NJ C"ie denl Ticket Agent sep2 -l1rts
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uNOR Charlottesville Staunton Lewisburg and
IL Va. Guyandutie &e. Two daily Trans for Washins.
baltimore, Philadelphia, New York. Wheeling, Cincn.
natl lSsuisviie ST Louis, Chicago,
Dag Mail aud Passenger rain leaves Richmond daily
645 A. N.
Night Accommodation Train leaves Richmond
daily, except Sundays,) at $40 T.. 81.
The 0:45 A Washington with the $50
T. the r. NJ with the 5l5 A NJ Express Trains
from Washington for the different points above named
20 Through Tickets for baltimore and Washint
ed In Lynohbug the Ticket Office Of the
Side Railroad Co, Of A. w. HORNER, Ticket Agent
To Baltimore .................SI 80
To w Arlington and Alexandra. 10 80
Passengers ashipgiOn down Hotel
Penpsy ania Avenue, free of charge.
Pa leaving Iynchburg $50 p NJ by the regular
Mail Train Richmond with the Gas A. NJ those
leaving by the Freight Accommodation $50 A. NJ Connect
with the 5lU 4. N. Train
Passengers and their transported between the De-
pots i'll kichmond free OF charge. THOS. DODAMEAD,
le2i3n Gen Sup't
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MEssRs DoyEk Co-GeHtlents Having suaft tim,
your Turn Oh u vA,,aordnary
and It's action be, CRAFTY refrain tro.
wnin you regard 10 II Tor tue Uanunt AT
large had hbc Coz IN my stable lot which
SIsp bul The Hull outraged and
gord the Colt Ia the she uicf tn the depth
npped ny tho about the distance which
caused und uy c snDus w,rs
present ami rema"Asd the would ioi s
lite That they tbuush 'coss 10 do
ever. determined Try Ahs furi On ar te use of
Two sinai boiti.s he 10 auti Wy cured.
Neiy respectfully.
jan - Is 4. {. FRIEND
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ring sleigh ude this winter Ii
and the skin oil place large. hau baud, from
rubbing The irsds yh applied Your
Turf Oh, aud In day or two he Another CASE
mule which working my drny became unab, to
On xamioing his fool nail about two
inches long 10 the head Ny he said
he would be good tor nothing, drew all nu
piece OF lint aud your Turf OIL aad hn
aud from that he has as good
ever also Jaw horse badly snasged the outside Of
his thigh ia places about deep and our
inches wide, from which he n two Your Turf
Gil applied and brought them entr. y sound II
truly Of the greatest remedies ever
known, and have "a, drug or ears Use
this As you think proper. Very truly
10 Mcssrs Dove \ 20 j. Ii. WI .ISIGER.
For ssie by STRoTHER & WHITE HEAD
NOV - dom L1 nchburg.
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Very Il .einark = bie.--

AMIN UhOfF, IIonTIcO, Drrf'mbcr I, M,
MI ssns ,ovE Co. !toniriucn-M hursu was put In
the of the ptug 10 ,u,, the
end o fence rai through shou,., and
Besriy through his breast making cash
enough uso your mt bottle your II iSF
oi and sppiie ncoy in four dayA work and IN
W weeks nc " eutirrly cured.
Hesp.c tt,iily yours, JAMES L. LGE
Sold by IRA, Merchants the safe
itbJ
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r,TtIAprIr DIIrS
Nhi"AiO 'Ah''
,Sro sp co<rrn,
~ N""@N|
=,
CLEANSE tho BLOOD and CURE the SICK.
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s...."......ri... ..".s -; i. a -.
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800
~" me ophh oF
Headache, SICK 11cadnC hr, Foul kiOmnch.
,rrt,n,no pa. Ma, 1 Is5,
DIR. }. C. A,.t-S!r have repeatedly oI
wrist any body " your
Fis II arise from ou somach hieb they
NJ once IL ttt viii cure Others they do
worth knomms Yours with great respect.
I'D W. fkEBIE, CLERK vi SteAmot Clarion.
Rillsou. Ii i,wrd.e. m nd Liver s,usmuIm,ms.
u,r.uI N NJ mr. r.. A. nr,t ,
Wa,uIhufus IL q I E.,, ioA
yuur i, I'M my n,
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an, the b,. ga, unr, "a , cunI ih., .r,,, ~,
tho tir1 IL an. AID r ,dd the, an .nn,
All, RENE, ,r de, any.reut. OF ma, ,r9an i,l, 1 nav,
ease bH,os. dseast so uD.liuai. hat II ail
,,,t t....iI, ,t,il a, tn,,, t,.i,,n.iv y.,n,. "
phy sei,n nj III, Al MN, Il,,.t.t,I
,,.. 49,. -. NJ.
a., u''' D. IL s. 70, hioh nov. IT, isa'
~" AIN 700 rus Ai' rue PEI eeuoh oi M'uitho Ihcy
been SIC. an ,,,n, lar n""n - IT, h, no na
I'd NJ rrral y, ., l 40, M, v.,i.r Shs then commenced
taxing your Iul. while, .nuu cured her b., .si,u. ,rv.
uuan ,ies of oyu I'd ai nom her body he,
sd L., And GU. ,n ,ina,,u at ,,nI d, SENT" ,, ~,
our NJ, Ehuu,s lad II bad and my W 40 .r, un san r do
of y,ur It, wut, utu.rs .r,,u IA. man, NON, u., II,
twenty dollar. ., ar, nm, ana, ,,.t u,u. ,,,. Lao,
ius ,i ed entirely Won tieu ,,eh IN. ,pu, A. ga ,,n
4. a, naIy r,,, ami MINES, 4, A., IN. ,,, Il ,..,. " ~
t,t,, ,,,,ittt> I,.,.u,.,cr
mathematical. ,.. 49,. =. -, 30.
- -, =, -. .'p''' - v. 80 :, 'o""'
~, r,0n ' . "!'''' "''r I" ''Hn'm e"A'e"' "'''"n'
- :, :, 49, ',,,, y, ~. . ~, ~ ~" "" 80 >"
'"' ""''"S '"'HN '"' '"A'" - =" "
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HANsEN,s PIANOS.
- PTANoS.
PIANOS.
PIANOS
PIANOS
PIANOS.
- PIANOS.
Z = q = PIANOS.
= 80. PIANOS.
PIANOS.
PREMIUM rRENtUM
AWARDED AWARDED
1856. " 1887.
PREMIUM
AWARDED
1856.
ANorHER TRIUMPH,


TIME subscriber respectfully Invite. the attention Of me pub
lus Il & BY @ ,A' r ."s.' sn
constantly hand
lon. isse aud 1851 Al the Fairs Of tho AIr'0 I.ra,s
Crystal rsisss a sospssn with %",i ., the ia"s manu-
shs best suahy tose full rssnd And brilliant we'll
anlsh and durability AID natter ourselves by the aPrro
stand superior 10 snany esAcvs
,essd vode Of add elasticity oftooh eombncd
With the GREATEST hrmness which yer, rarely met with in
wer.pec.fniy .oie, examination from stranger. md
elsewhere All oar Pianos ss are NARRATED ,r,..,
apl 7-d6m Wsrerooms. 100 Genre >, New York
CGNukRr skwINa mACBsN =. Gre",
- feces always the most conclusive rt'of
labie conp.f.si. snssrs sewing Machine. Acr
lnhng the reputation In tho United states they w'Ie
they The hshss, premium and great manuaeIs
~ 70 make them he. tesn bull, in Paris.
shess machines used With PROFIT tho spe-d
Of the Railway usn To travelling foot 50 sowing with
Singers Mschsnss compared with hand sewing No tailor.
shoemaker dressmske carriage trimmer -addr halter Sc
shoasd be withou. Tho fair proh' OF using Q,
thssesnarhuca regularly employed One Thousand Dollars
In all private families here there much sewing to
snd hotel ksePcrs And them and prof.
table. Thess machines simple Ia their aud
chine BY which every sort work
could be perfectly executed TbouaAnisof uf, AVID worth
names, Singers Machines every
where to satisfy the wants Of the public
chine, from hh any readily acquire the
aging them The machnss packed s"coey To -
formation will application by
Aces forward cops OF u. singer Co Ga,ce psps,
wholly devoted 10 tho Sewing Machine in,er.s,
l. NJ SINGER 4 co.
Principal Once. No 323 Broa1wa y. New York.
BRANCH OrrIcEsNo u II auos cr ST. Boston u Ch.,
81 st. New Haven CT Goscrve n Y. No ~ IRA 81
Baltimore ST. Banors, Me- - wr-,mtss,e, ST., provienec
X l.: No East atb 81, Cincinnati N 1. Norih All 81
Louis; No 81 ST Charles ST. New 6rlssn. No 10 pau
st.. Mobile. idoc a4-d cts
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h3y- THE LIVER
1 N Y | 6 o i 4 r O r =

Is 4 HKEA T SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and
Is daily working almost too believe II
by magic The first dose R'uinx benefit and seldom
than bottle required to any kind Of Complaint
from The worst Jaundce Dyspepsia heaiach
all oil which the result OF Diseased Liver.
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LXNCslBlss COACM AND


NEW CONl EAN-Wc have shi. day rssoc ia
~ tod ourselves together under he style and rm of Mo
KINNEY 90 for the pun pose conducting GENERAL
GROCERY NDtUMMl>>1UN BUSINESS at the old stand
of Mckinney Bass ASA street where will be glad to
old reu l. and the public with the
every effort To give chir" satisfaction.
rEims-Cash, or to punetua six months time
SAML II MCKINNEY.
JOHN s. BASS,
HENRY ID. FLOOD
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Oe dose taken short time before eating gives vgor
the appetite and makes food digest well.
Unc d,sr often repeated Z n ronic Dinri hRn In
Is forms white and bowel complaints yield
almost TO the first dose
One doses attaeks CAUSED by while for
children there is surer safer. specdier remedy
II the word. a. IL nerer fails
There exaggerainn in these statements they plain
sober facts that evidence whe all who
giving their its favor.
We take ,nnte pleasure In recommending this medicine as
preventive tor Fever md Chili Fever and all
Erscrs Of Riltsous Type II operates with certainty
and thousands willing testify tos wonderful vrues
Among the hundreds Livrs kscnedics offered to
the public, there recommend DR.
snnf0rd's Dnvi Eer0sOf. generally known now
throughout the Union This preparation Is truly Lirer In
producing the most happy results all wbo use IT,
numerable certificates have been OF the great
his medicine by these ct the highest standing
and know to be the best preparation before
the public.--Hadson C0hnty Ihnocrat.
Fnltk uSF poLLAh FAX EnrTLE
SANFORD & co Pr,,rietors. ~ broadway New York.
1 ~ Sold by J. IL. THOMPSON Co. Ly nchburg, Va.
i,bll dkr t,n
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L, &c a H n, MOLAssEs, COFFEE, Ac., IN
- STORE
Hind, choice n. o. bright Sugars,
Mats :" avACohea,
Gro Fine M0cLo Coffee
sacks crop ltio Coffee
Bbla rich New Orleans Molasses,
Hhds Prime Cuba do
Bbis Crushed Sugar.
Extra e..
Tierces London Porter double brown stout,
Murs jug Ale For saio by
api SITS NOWIIN n ALEXANDER
(tORN. CONN! MEAL, LUMP mud GROUND
~ rLASrEk.-1he unders gued has rented Mcssrs.
l.nnghorne ~ johns their CORN AND PLASTER Mill
lie will keep hand the above articles, wh.
wal sell cheap 10 punetual customers
CHAS \. LANGHORNE, Solr Agt
for the sale al Western Plaster In this