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Special Hofices.

~ Prof WOOD he renowned disccverer ofthe ipvalua-
bls ar.ir Restorative" still continues 70 labor in
b.b.f Of the nhiicted His medicines arc universally
admitted BY the American prcss to be far superior to all
others for causing the hair, the head Of the aged TO
grow forth with much vigor and luxurah6e When
blessed with The advantages Of youth There be
doubt n place credit in The nnumerable testimonials
which the Professor has in his possession, that II Is one OF
the greatest discoveries In the medical world Itrestores
permanently gray hair to Its original color, and makes "
assume beautiful silky texture which has been very de-
.rab, In all ages ofthe world II frequently happens that
old men marry beautiful and amabe young ladies' and
not uncquently crusty old maids make victims Of hane
some young gentlemen and by what process
ihss never been determined until lately when II was at
trbuted to the use Of this invaluable Hair Restorative
rLs San, Journal Sold by all good Druggists. 2ow2
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/" Ne that IN fhe ,oorid pouId rise
Must READ NEws and ADVERTISED |"
Fourth OF July excursion to Kelley's Island
DR.. Robacks scandinavian Remedies. fft t
Van Amburgh h Cos Menngerie.
Horse strayed or stolen.
Wanted.
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O. 0 m III ler1iaI.
PORT OF FREMONT.
8RIvALS AND DEPARTURES--R. PERRY, Re

Arrived June 4, Schr. Ben Flint, Flint, Master;
q" Steamer Island Queen Orr, Master;
" 3" 8, Schr. Cos. Hunt, Sweetland, Masterj
" &" EHphema, Wilson, Master;
Steamer Fremont Nickelson, Master;
40, ISLAND Queen, Orr, Master.
Departed June s, Schr. Bea Flint, for Buralo;
d" Steamer Island Queen, Put-in-Bay;
" 0, Schr. Cor. Hnnf, Buffalo;
Steamer Fremont Plaster Bed;
"1o, Il a. h Island Queen, sandisky.
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6remont &ontMl.
Local anN 1GisceIIaneOus Wattets.
Jols printing.

We have The most beautiful forms Of Deeds, Mortgage
Quit Claims and all Kinds Of Justices and various other
Blanks, for SALE at all times at the Journal OFFICE.
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All descriptions Of Job Printing neatly and expedi
tiousy and reasonable terms. II you desire any
such work call at the JOURNAL OFFicE.
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nIGEST.n snch is tie tr,te mean.

;.9 offhe eord 'PEPsIN," Of the two Greek words
from which derived This Is the significant and ap-
propriate title Of the TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID, GAS
TRIO JUICE prepared by Dr. J. s. Houghton Of Phila
delpha for the of Indigestion and Dyspepsia. Is
natures remedy for unhealthy stomach No art
.of equal its curative powers II renders good
eating perfectly consistent with health See advertise
ignent In another part of this paper. 20yl
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Buffalo Market.

Buffalo, June0
FiouIis scarce and firm; sales 400 bbls at for good
super Wis., 4aa12 for extra do; 412 426 do Ohio and
Ind Wheat none OF importance hore; Chicago Spring
would bring Toe freely Corn; here; Illinois would
bring 03c Oats steady; sales bu at 39c whiskey
10 hrm; salee so bids at 19ke
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ES- ONO STATE AND UNION LAW COL
LEGR.-This Institution has been removed to Cleveland
Ohio Degrees legally conferred aud students upon
Graduating may be admitted 10 practice For Circulars
address at Cleveland, NJ. A. KING, Secretary.
December ., 1851, t1yI
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A A n RE n.

On the 10th inst at the Reformed Parsonage, by the
REARICE, both,o of this County.
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ES- On Saturday last Thomas Pcnning
ton arrested the charge Of passing to S. NJ Ellen
wood ten dollar counterfeit bank bill the Iron Bank
lronton Ohio. Pennington taken before Justice Dick
insou, examined and IA default Of bail committed
Jail to await the action of the Grand Jury-MesscRger
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DIED.
In Woodville, June 4, at O'Clock, A. ~, HENRY E.
EYSTER, aged Is years, month, and "a days. "
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E-YALMosT EVERYBODY HAS HEARD OF MANN's
AGUE BAISAM,-The attention Of our readers
h directed to the advertisement found another celounn
Of this paper of the high estimation that Is placed upon
this, the reStsst remedy kHorn 10 modrr" science We
have known any other medicine win as large a
share public eonndencein short time as this has
DONE five may be allowed to judge by what we read but
this should be sufficient, particularly when we see sucl
testimonials coming from Of undoubted veracity
from all parts Of the country There doubt but that
II Of the greatest discoveries in the medical world
and deserves the appreciation and esteem of our readen
and the public. Sold by all good druggists. 19w4
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nr. nobacIk,s scnndInavIan nemcdIes


The trumphs Of these irresistible specifics mark new
epoch in the conflict which has long been waged by
Medical Science with disease and death. Dr. RobAeks
Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. embrace with
u the scope Of their remedial action the whole circle OF
diseases Their inventor asserts, that in all cases where
the shadows impending death has otaready fallen up
d the pssent may be effected by these medicines
They operate in the right way and upon the very
of elements Of the blood 1t is in the veins
tba great struggle between the virus of disease and
the principle Of vitality iscarred fthe poison devi
tazes the blood death ensues-for as the sacred book
hasft ''the 1fef IN the blood" Now to this poison
this principle which underlies the symptoms Of
nil malades-fhe Scandinavian remedies sovereign
sutdote Hchee their cures of Pulmonary complaints
Scrofuls affections Of the Stomach and Liver, disorders
the Bowels etc. permanent They do not temporirC
with complaint they eradicate it. with these remarks
which justified 10 by the facts weinvte attention
TO Dr. Rcbacks advertisements. 19w4
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Car Time-LoayIng Frcmont


GOING EAST GOING WRIST.
Buffalo Express IL. 20 Pm Mail and Chic. Exp 1908 AN
Mail and MY Exp. 6.37 AN Telegraph Exp. e27 Pm
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WITH moro nunDefb
present volume Of the Museum closes; when shall
mence the second volume Pictorial; and shall there
fore, like eastern coemporaries, cut from
change list unless you insert prospectus twice week
for month"; and give long and haerng notices in
each edition. Weekly papers must issue extra the
OF each week, devoted eIcEpeiv to the
Museum. or they will he cut Of Notices must not he
ukewarm in tone saying that the Museum is "pooy good
&c. but that it is the most superby magnfcenty grand
sublime and brilliant oany sheet published conceiv
ed thought Of and that subscribers for only 81 co. gel
to you sharply. " . n t
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WELLsELLE, Nov. 9th, 1857.
RR TrnDs-sr: Having been patient Of yours for the
last three month"; and received incacuahe benefit freely
give my experience for the benefit of sufferers. For three
years have been troubled with indigestion, causing
souring OF food feeling OF weight burning and distress
at the stomach For several months before you prescrb
ed, it indeed to take meal without vomiting,
suffering extremely. Even small drink OF water would
be directly thrown up grew very weak feverish AZ
ternoons sweat at night until the clothing dripping
wet breathing short and cough set in. 1t was tho
CONSUMPTION must be the result and end my suf
| fcrings.
Very soon after beginning with your medicines becamt
better and in month vomiting constant before
ceased entirely. cat the ordinary varieties o.
food with good relsh and subsequent pain or incon
venience; much stronger, feel WELL and have gained
fifteen mounds of flesh Tho entire expense Of the
which is beyond price to mo, has been Ss,75.
| Yours truly ELIZABETH DAVIDSON.
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JUNE APPOINTMENTS

DIR. TUBHES VIII be IN attendance as follows;
FREMONT Kessiers Hotel, Friday, 25th June.
NORwALK-American House, Thursday, oath June.
For Consultation upon all Diseases of the Throat Lungs
Heart, Luer, Stomach, B0Nsis, Kidasys and Spleen
Also, Dropsy, Grdcel Rheumdtism, NsruOasHess Dsbt
ity Dyspepsia Femdls Diseases APue and Feper, Fits
Impurities Of the Blood. Erupiioas, Cancers Ulcers
and all other Uariees Of Tong dndiHg complaints botl
External and Internal.
For some ten years. Dr. Tubi@ has devoted his entir,
time to Chronic Diseases treating thousands annually
many of whom had exhausted every other within
reach. lN CASE ARE NtNRRAL OTHER PoisoN
EMPLOYED, NOR DOES WE MAKE SICK TO MAKE WELL, oil
DOWN To BUILD UP AGAIN. The medicines can b
taken with safety by the most delicate and patients
remain at hom and continue with prudence, their ordi
nary diet and exercise Hundreds have recovered unde
hone the indisputahlc evidence Of which always
furnished. Invads however reduced despaihny. ar
invited to CALI and may be assured that encouragement
will be given expense incurred, without correspond
ing prospect Of recovery.
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Limited Co-Partnership.

GALE OF REAL ESTATE.-By order
~ of Probate Court, Saturday, the 19h day fJHne
1855, at o'clock p. NJ, at the dwelling house the
premises at Clyde, Sandpsky county, hereinafter deser
bed, will be sold the following real estate towit:-
I1ot number fifteen in Browns addition to the village
Of Clyde county Of sandusky State Of Ohio the prop
erty OF George Hebisen, deceased.
TERMS--one hundred and fifty dollars down. the bal
in two equal payments n nine and the other in
eighteen months from date OF SALE with interest
by mortgage the premises The premises win be sold
free and clear from all encumbranee of DOVER
AMOS FEM, Administrator of
May 2l, 1858. l7w5 Geo. Hebisen, decd.
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Van Amburgh & Co.'S Managaries Combined

Now vYmkCuy yndthe Mammoth hMnarre nk
n N
dIio and mn;
Kangaroo s
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DoDGE's WESTERN LITERARY MUSEUM.
In tho last number of the Museum we
find the following notice, and lest we should
be "cm off," publish it entire:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-28
FROM SALT LAME.

81. LOUIS, Aug. 27.-The Salt Lake corros.
pondent of the Repu6ltcan says David A. Burr,
son of Surveyor Genl Burr, was in the city
and had succeeded ia getting Charles w. MooeI.
er formerly Clerk in Surveyors Office, to file an
Wit, sustaining charges against Gen'l Burr.
The Indians are more hostile now than at any
time since the territory was first settled, nearly
all the tribes committing depredations. A
number of settlers had been killed.
As yet the troops have made no effort to pro.
tect settlers. The soldiers received their pay
in the latter part of July, after which large
number deserted, taking along some mules and
citizens clothing from the camp. Cedar Valley
is said to be poor place for winter quarters.
and Gen. Johnston is making preparations to
send some of his animals to other valleys.
Gov. Cumming still retains the confidence of
the community, and thus far his acts and policy
gives general satisfaction.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-28

oes - q, For some time past our neig,
=. Dor o. the argus has been at loggerheads wi,
tne Bellair Era. The argus has several finn.
aescanted at length upon the powerful eenio
the incompatible wit and the infinite is s ~
excellent fancy of the Bellair man, but has +.
some mysterious reason neglected to furnis.
81 ee We beg to supply the ommissio
~ Tue very pest kind of faith-from the las
number Of the Era, furnished us by a friend
SIGNs OF RETURNme LtrE.--Tbe lloc.l. of A.
Wheeling Argue announces that he is mod ID
alng. We shall wake that concern up. j,
tnoLtn ago 1t was too destitute of life to snore.
ACCIDENT IN WHEElNG.-An idea attemDteff
to make pilgrimage across the desert in thu tF
Uranium of the local editor Of the 1gons s ana
persisted in the attempt - = s"'' ati'.
The weather has been very coolt for +bs
last week. and the price of salt petre has po se
down in the Wheeling market, because SO much much
tfss tnan usual has been required to
corpse of the Wheeling 4rous W. 4A1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-28
SPECIAL MOTTO 8.
g lHULPUli IN PARY0n

I'm reference to DrA s. ToDDs Antbious or
a.. . mr. jacob Bell Of Utea Licking Co., Ohio, writes
= =, una them to be an excellent, nediclne.p
. %n Maaghe5e OF chesterve, Monroe Co., Ohio
writes '.fhey are the best Pills ne can 5eet,,
James Packer, of summeFville Somerset
them very highly" . $50 i''-s
j. G. Norris Of the s. 1. R. R., at sseubenviIle says
". NJ Bets of Sage, Upshur Co., Va, SAYS 81 hay.
Deen greatly benefited by excellent Liver PiIls
T. Camden, Of Weston, Va, says of Them: ..They are
certainly very valuable. 1scarcely know how could do
without them, they the only medicine have used for
Is months and would earnestly recommend them to ali
dyspeptics." - = =
the above selections few hundreds that might
be given and yet we eve haus hunted csttiacdtssl We
could get hundreds Of them In this city for the mere
TOddS PMS arc for by dealers everywhere Address
your orders to 7. H. LOGAN 4 CO.,
&us4 General Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-28
BRAGG,s ARCTIC IINTlfUN3,5J

|
mass Of the atsted of all lands rely relief from
5ns PanEs OF tisl e9ralsia 9oe EfyslPelAs.
and all
rstts T PrsE1
the IoioFng Of few Of the
ron lie H. ~ Ger.
ous .heF tength publication Of
One Bottle TrfnmRhRnS. H.
for o ap 9STaR street ST. Louis having
PR without effect by
l's ' " Al cue hin1 GasIH az ~.
Henry Mound street. St. Louis. who says he was
s9e pa9ss OF With NeuralgiRS fox
1 ts Dy snee eE Tour applications Of the
Pity che L.Ittle Chlldrea.
81 % Lake street,
Of boiling water. The Arctic spss secoTd
70 s Sn the re was instantly extracted,
as0Egs long
Use OF one the and
Horrible Tuner
Eugene Mallory, Matches, was three veRrs the Victim NJ
until he tried the arctic Efssd al remedies
him in . Few weeks. Sss''ss wv 50
Mrs. BEDFORD Mobiles was to her couch for
years with numb palsy, being despair rom the
ment, in atsie over month. " ls Arctic Llni-
Thereby certify, that having been 6sdy 6TSiS aud
me to try sraRe's iiniiDsnt
the main vas zone fson, Ire al
well, and able 10 resume nv business W P '.Asa
The BIind i' See! sas AAen street 'set,
DR. A. a. BRAoansa7 s En- Owe IN. 1879.
had been aIiIcied 1hG SaIes SsaES
% bo ee
neat and in TWO R the ATss
tine and during sorton Of tb manner l0T the same
e In ops eye; sgpPltsd valuable
bt bottle cured my daughters eyes and nv IeSl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-28
PHILADELPHIA MARIET.

{ AUG 27.-Receipts Of flour continue SMALL
the Inspections of the week amounting to only.
$500 bbls.; an amount barely adequate to sup
ply the demand for home consumption. There
is little or no demand for shipment; sales to the
trade at 81, 874a ,25 for old stock and recently
ground; So for fresh ground; $5,T5a6,25 for
extra and ST, 73a7, so extra family and fancy
Rye -four and corn meal sell at $500 per bbl.,
but there is little offering. Wheat scarce and in
demand; sales Of 1 800 bush new Southern and
Pennsylvania at 81 ,25al ,2s and good white at
81 40, afoat. Rye less inquired after; sales of
old at s0aS3 and new at 20. Corn scarce and in
good demand, sales 1000 bush yellow at 90
at1oat, and 90 in store Oats sell freely at Ala
q for new Southern and 48 for old Penna. In
Groceries and Provisions little doing. Whisky
dull at 27a26 for bbls .lsTai
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-28
PRIVATE SALE rvA1uAn1n rAl1Raaa



ME subscriber oilers torsale the wen known Eendale
\ Farm, which has been subdiVided into small
which viii be sold separate together TO suit the
purchasers Each farm b well fenced contains fair
proportion OF arabic andMOodIand. Each farm
ter and the rough ands admirably adapted the
| ting OF sheep oFcattIss p
Farm No. 1-contains1I6 acres. The buildings are
IN good repair, consisting OF fine dwelling, stables
barns ice house, &c. orchard Of the
most choiee tFuits and in good bearing condition.
Enrm Na.,9-Contaips1T III Tie buildings con-
stst OH tenants house, agood barn. and good stables
farm No. s. Contains TIC acres Buildings ten-
ants house. The land In this tract Is supeEor
Farm Ne. 4WIthin six miles of Wheeling, contains
a acres, and has on II q dwelling house stable.
FoE1l1 No. 3 Is principally fne timber land this
there are 215 acres. 'i5'li
Farm No. 8is beautiful hill adjoining the land
Of Charles Kempe Aarsha county and within six ileS
Of Wheeling.
ERrna Ne 2 Is also hill farm, well Improved, and In
high state of cultivation good house, good
stable, and fine fruit.
The above property lies within eight miles Wheeling
on Wheeling Creek, and miles from Mrs. CruRers.
TERMS OF SALE-0ne-fSurth cash, and the balance In
nVe equal annual bearing interest from day
sale-inerest payable annually Deferred payments secu
RED by q deed of trust On the property.
kor urther particulars, enquire the subscriber the
premises or Of James Baker, Esq, of Wheeling, and ia
COB Gooding, Esq, Elm Grove.
Address ELLEN B. BUCHANAN,
.-99ly2s~Sm Elm Grove P. o., Ohio Co., Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-28
NEW YORK MARKEr

AUGUST 27.-Flour declined; sales $500 bbls
at g., 9oo4l for State; $5,8oa6, for Ohio and
10, 900 bnsh Mt 81 ,2oal, 20 for Southern red and
81 ,3Oa1, ~ for white Corn heavy; sales 90
600 bush at 723a74c for mixed and s6a90c for
white. Pork firm at $l7, 25al7, SO for mess and
$14, 90a14, 95 for prime. Whisky follower; sales
lat 243c. Atthe tea sale to-day prices were 1a2
cents lower
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-28
RIVER AND MEATHER

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PlTTsRuRaH, Aug. 27.--River 10 inches by
metal mark, falling. Weather wet. Mercury
80 dogs. =
CNcIENATI, Aug. 2T.-River fallen inches
in in the last "a hours. Weather cloudy in part.
Mercury ~ dcgs
LouIsvILLE, Aug. 27.--River stationary; two
feet z inches in canal by mark; boats drawing
53 feet can get through; 4 feet water hence to
Cincinnati and hence to Cairo. Weather. clear,
Mercury 80.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-28

Wee2ingites Robbed. Two voung men 81
this city, recently went down to ParkersLurp to
auction off some goods. While stopping at the
United States hotel there, their trunk was bro
ken open and S2T5 taken therefrom.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-28
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH!

Great l9zfG5 u IaixEcitement in Wheeling.
NOTICE TO CASH BUYERS.-I take pleasure IN IN
~ forming my friends and customers, that in adopting
10 o0 per cent cheaper than Wheeling for
evidence the aboVeI only tell you that have sold more
can double the quantity Of goods used to sell In
times under the old credit system. am get
aadlons to my stock every week. supply the
Of all Kinds Of desirable goods and prices to
atonlSh you Tor cash and cash only All cash buyers
Wishing to save money buying cheap are respect
ny invited TO give me- early call, and examine for
one OF the finest rooms in the city, stock OF goods
uhsurpassed at No SO, NV. Main and Bidde
Streets Centre Whtelng opposite Mira resdencs
Packases delivered to all of the city Of charge
aug Respectfully, JOHN R0ESGER.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-28

The RGinl-The threatening aspect of the
heavens, at occasiOnal.i intervals during the last
two or three days, resulted early yesterday
morning, in real healthy, driving shower,
which ceased for few hours only to commence
again its incessant pntter. The water guslled
from the fnll spouts, and bounced and dubbed
upon the pavements, afBording melancholy
cheerfulness to all who were disposed to look
and listen to the quiet music. 1t will purify
and cool the air so that it will be luxury to
breathe it,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-28

Loo Katsr-There were only twenty inches
in the channel of the Ohio yesterday evening,
and the water recedng in depth. Somebody
sounded the Wheeling Ripple, and there were
but fourteen inches there The rain of yester.
day will doubtless cause something of rise.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-28

Religious Nottes.-Rev. Cyrus Dixon, former
pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church of
this city, will occupy the pulpit tomorrow
morning and evening at the usual hours of
service. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-28

Pocket Piokiag.-Mrs. Rose, of Bellair, had
her pocket book, containing 1925, taken from
her pocket on Sunday last, while at the Ben
wood depot, or at the Camp ground, Mounds
VILE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-28
BALTIMORE MARKET.

AUG. 27.-7Flour quiet, though prices firm
and unchanged. Common wheat heavy; prime
lots unchanged. Corn-sales of white at 77a
so, yellow Sass. Whisky dull and nominal
at 253a2G. Provisions dull with no quotable
change. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-28

Water Nelons.-A fat boat load of water
melons arrived at our wharf Yesterday and
were wholesaled, retailed and stolen from the
landing. The arrival of the boat caused a sud.
den fall in the price of melons.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-28
BUSINESS NoTIoEs

That Bites 7ou'-Bed bug poison. Rat and
Mice exterminators. Preston and Merrills' in
iallible yeast powder 6hebest sold any where
a. X. Bourbon new and delightful perfume.
transparent soap in bars, Honey, Winsdor,
Nympt, and other fine toilet soaps For sale at
the Bridge Corner Drug Store. Also, fresh
supPlyof Hemp and Cancry seeds Superior
table mustard. English and Kentucky pure
spice, ground and ungroud, &C., &c. "CalI."