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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-07-08
~ a nobleman having give

EF y noblcman having given a
grand party. his tailor was among the
company. and was thus addressed by
his lordship: "My dear sir, l remem.
Der your face, but forget your name. "
The tailor whispered; Il made your
breeches." The nobleman, taking
him by the hand. exclaimed, "Majol
Brecches, ! am happy to see youg'
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-07-08
DRAY No. L.

n. q. Of G.. T.. of Winchester, meets
every Monday evening of each week at their
Hall, on the corner of Main and Washington
Streets.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-07-08
@DEN 7ISTRY .@hsS
II. w. FOSDlCK,

ID ESPECTFULLY announces to the
II Ladies and Gentlemen of Winchester
and vicinity, that he has Located in the place
ana opened an Office in Monks building,
above HATS Store, on Franklin street,
where he may be consulted for all oper-
ations on the Teeth, such as Cleaning.
Filling and Extracting. Also, inserting Ar
tificial Teeth on Gold, Silver, Platina or
Gu.ta Percha, in any number required from
one to an entire set, complete, in the most
approved style. Correcting irregularities in
Children's teeth. Particular attention will
be paid to AL diseases of the mouth. All
operations warranted. Chloroform admins
tered when necessary. Examinations and
advice given free of charge. Mr.. Fosdick
will call at private residences by request
Having had some ten years practice in Den
tistry, he feels confden& in assuring the
public that he is enabled to give entire sat
sfaction in all respects. feb %, 1855.
N B.-Oflice hours from o'clock A. NJ.
to o'clock p VI. of each day.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-07-08

RANDOLPH DIVISION No. go,
Sons Of Temperance of Winchester, meets
every Tuesday evening of each week. at
the Temperance Hall, on the corner Of Main
and Washington Streets.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-07-08

With thee I've rode dread thunder car
With lightning speed twas driven;
With thee, I've sat upon the Bow,
Blest covenant of heaven.
With thee, I've pierced the azure blue,
On eagles wings of gold
With thee, thro' thickest, blacklist hue,
I've measured spaces hold.
And where in realms of space, have We
Not sported thus together?
But tell me, who is this, seer
I'm sure it's Fancy's brother.
Nay, DO not laugh at me, sweet dove,
But tell me, what's his namel
"Imagination; he's my lore,''
A youth of matchless fame.
'But he will speak for himself, to thee;
Come love, this rural fay
Is waiting now,-she's heard from me-
To hear what you Will say
"Kind one, you've heard my name; |
know
Thou'st felt her gentle pow'r;
And hand i'll hand tbs thus We go,
In sunshine and in shown.
'sHer home is mine, whore'er she roam,
I'm ever with her there;
In depth of space, or sky's blue dome,
Or field of boundless air.
know thee well, since thou hast spoke
Ny youthful spirit to expand,
Fancy taught,-you kindly broke
The chain-thc lettering band.
Too, such perfect union, thou and she,
A mutual dependent life,
O that the children of men might be,
Thus the true husband and wife.
Fancy searches the depths of space,
Finds precious Jewels rare;
Beauty, you combine with grace,
Weave garlands for your fair.
Twas YOU, that kindly bade me cherish
Young hopes and better aims;
Twas YOU that kindly bade me nourish
The first true feelings, spirit claims.
Without thine aid, cnliy'ning pow'r,
How cherries, oh, how sad
Wore time; but chief that blessed hour
OF first iore, that should be glad.
When youthful heart for bliss hath rov'd,
Exults in the priceless treasure;
The wealth of loving. and being loy'd,
1t thrills with a double pleasure.
Thou cull'st from Fancy's richest store,
The best of dark and bright;
And max st us golden crowns, and more,
Garments of celestial white.
When h eavy clouds of doubt and fear,
Around US darkly lower,
T.'is thine to gladden., buoy and cheer;
Thou felt, but unseen power.
When misfortune hath its victim bound,
And naught affords relief;
Thou draw'st thy purple robes around,
They tinge the 'aood' of grief.
o the thrilling Joy. the dear delight.
1t affords this stormy life
To soar aloft in fields of light,
With you and your Zephyr oJe,
And now, blest Fancy with eyes so black,
Power is asked of thee,
This hinty shell of "the Nut to crack
Pray tell its name to me.
"His name is Thought, our offspring dear
Yet more mature than Te;
And tho we him create, yet hear
We only grow, as he"
Glorious Thought. the nut let fall,
The richest jewel of Mind.
Thou sittest king in Wisdom's hall,
Thou art all in all combin'd.
'Tis thou, that bids within to look,
And know our inmost heart,
'Tis thou alone, reads Natures Book
And reveals the hidden part.
And what is all We have, and know,
And all we are, combined;
But thought, 6lest thought, while her'
below,
Up there, tlest thought refn'd'
And now, EsrURAH, whoe'er you are,
Whate'er my fate may be,
| would like to know, if have here,
Crack'd .'Bccchnut No. 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-16

How YIcToRIs's DAUGHTER MANAGES HER
HousHoLD-The Berlin correspondent Of The
London Telegraph writes as follows;
" The reserve maintained q. the Toy yal palace
has given rise to various rumOrs, which have
caused much delight to the good people here.
The heroine Of the incidents l refer to Is Prin-
cess Victoria. You must know that on state
occasions there is comparatively little ceremony
observed here, while the every day life Of the
royal family seem TO de regulated more strictly
on the principles Of etiquette than that OF Queen
Victoria a Prussian Princes, for instance, IS
not allowed by her Mistress of the Robes to
take up chair, and after having carried II
through the whole breadth of the room, to put
It down in another corner. 1t was while com
hitting such an act that Princess Victoria was
lately caught by Countess Perponcher. The ven
cradle lady demonstrated, with a considerable de-
gree Of official earnestness. I'll tell you what
replied, nothing daunted, the royal heroine Of
this story, III tell you what, my dear Coun-
tess, you are probably aware OF the fact OF my
mother being the Queen of England I! The
Countess bowed in assent well, resumed the
bold Princess, then must reveal to yoa an
other fact. Her majesty the Queen OF Great
Britain and Ireland has not once, but very oitens
so far forgotten herself as to take up chair
l speak from personal observation, can assure
you. Nay, if am not greatly deceived, notlc-
ed one day my mother carrying chair IN each
hand in order to set them for her children. Do
you really think that my dignity forblds any
thing which is frequently done by the Queen oil
England J The countess bowed again ana re-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-16

Discovery or AN ANCHOR BELoSGISa To a
BRITISH Man OF-WAR, OF ISI2-The workmen
employed by Z. W Hudson, Esq discovered a
relic Of the war OF 1912. on Saturday last, in
the shape Of an old anchor, supposed to have
belonged to an English vessel engaged in that
war. II was discovered in the river, in front of
Mr.. Hudson's Warehouse, and about hundred
yards from the shore
The anchor differs in many respects from
those now used by lake vessels. The shank Is
thirteen feet in length, the fukes being but
about the size Of those now used with eight feet
shanks. One Of the palms had been broken of
and was fastened by bolts. Its weight is about
5000 pounds. and when found it was lying with
Its fiukes resting horizontally, and its stock was
broken short off There was about 20 feet Of
buoy rope attached to it when found, which
was altogether different from that used at this
day.
The anchor can be seen at Mr.. Hudson's dock.
Detroit Adrertissr.
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CLEVELAND THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER I6. 1885,

tired, perhaps not without little astOnishment
at the biographical information she had heard.
However, she knew her office, and resolved TO
prove not less staunch to her duties than the
Princess to her principles"
a scene similar to the one narrated, recently
happened, when Countess Perponcher, on en-
tering one Of the remote chambers, took the
Princess by surprise, while busily engaged in
the hOmely occupation of arranging and slowing
away quantity of linen. But all objections
the Countess c)uld urge were again beaten back
by another equally unanswerable argument tax
en- from the everyday life of the mistress Of
Windsor Castle. After having gained these
two important victories, Princess Victoria, true
TO the auspicious omen of her name, carried the
war int the enemy's camp. The chamber
maids, whose proper business it is to clean the
rooms, discharge the duties of their position in
silk dresses. The daughter OF the richest SOW
ereign in the world decided to put stop to this
extravaganza. One fine morning she had all the
female servants summoned to her presence, and
delivered what may be considered highly sue
eessful maiden speech. She began by telling
them the expense of their dresses must evident
ly exceed the rate of their wages. She added
that, as their wages were not to be raised, 1t
would be very fortunate for them if they
were allowed TO assume cotton articles of cloth
ing. 'ln order to prevent every misunderstand-
ing" the Princess continued, Il shall not only
permit, but order you to do so You must
"know that there ought always to be difference
''in the dress of mistress and servant. Don't
''think that / want to hurt your feelings you
twill understand my intention at once, if l tell
"yOu that" and now came the same unan-
swerable argument from the Court Of St James.
She told them briefly that the Court people in
their position performed their duties in cotton,
and that she liked to be ruled by her mothers
practice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-16

Es- Tho Newhall House, Milwaukee, is one Of
the gest and best conducted hotels in the Unit
ed States. The building is a magnificent strue-
ture, and cost about two hundred thousand dolars.
Every comfort and convenience that legitimatoly
belongs to bookkeeping. is here provided, and
the price of board is only dollars per day, the
same as at ordinary hotels. Mr.. BROwN, who won
many friends while at the Angler in this city,
continues to hold the clerkship at the NewhaIl.-
See advertisement in another column.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-16

CUYAHoGA COUNTY TEAcHERs' INsTITUIE.-
According to adjournment the Teachers Insti-
tute met at the Presbyterian Church in SOlon,
at 10 o'clock A NJ, and in absence of the Pres
ident, Mr.. Samuel Patrick took the chair The
meeting was then opened with prayer by the
Rev. John Seward, after which the report of
the previous meeting was read by the Secretary
and approved. The Chairman of the Executive
Committee, Mr.. E P. IngersOll, then announced
the following programme Of exercises for the
Institute.
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Boarding.
nlaabintsts Mt.
Dapcr Dealers.

Y COWLES, & CO., keep Constant
IIs Is on hand Al the LEADER JOB ROOM the follow
catalogue Paper which they uer at Eastern prices 70
csah.
BOOK AND NEWSPAPER-Ws are prepared 20 furuisl
News and Book Printing Paper, Of various sizes and grades
gn=rfal sizes made 70 order al short notice.
COLORED PAPEkS-Of every description, including
large, Double Medium and Medium, Of all grades and
weight
PRINTERS SIZED PAPERS-Including Plain Foho
Post Packet and Commercial Post Folded and Flat Caps
Commercial Note
FOREIGN PAPERS-IneludinE French English and
German Folio Post, folded and hat, Packet and Commercial
Post Commercial and small Note, Letter Paper Double
Packet Post. &c, &c
POLISHED COLORED PAPERs-Iucluding aIleolors
Medium, Extra Superruyal Purple, Ultramarne
Green, Scarlet Ser SC Enameled Paper Of variou
grades
RULED PAPERS-IncludinsL Legal Cap, Account Paper
German Paper Rcnrd Paper, Fcolscap Packet Post Com
&c sc uf all grades and shades, American, English
French and German Manufactures by theream,
lArgerquantity-
PRINTERS CARDS-A large assortment, includingSF.
per Double French Enamcled, Enamced Porcelain SaiD
surface Ivory and China White surface Cards. sheets
cut 0reguaT sizes; also Railroad Cards, heavy, and eTru
heavy Common Colored Cards, White Printers Cards, Sc
for sale By smaller quantity. Any particular
color uTstyle furnished 10 order.
BLANK BOOKS-Of ali kinds on hand or made TO order
BRONZES-AS we now buy largely Of both English and
German Br0nzcs prepared uerthen Al as favor
able prices ns any other house IN the country
PRINTERS INK NARNISH-CnuSlnutlT hand
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
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Zen lines Of this lAgafel fype make one laFe -,
aAdversements Loaded and placed IN eoiulA u speelai
HusiueSs Notices. double the ordinary rates,
YEARLY Advertising Contracts Will ne unetool 20 Al
Immediate Business OF the Acerllse anu 81
sfbs avertisemeufs by the advertiser viii be
charged extra ,rsrs..-- ,-,..-s. III.
nj IsgIigIous Notices 81 per cent. discount.
Notices Editorial Column VIII nc clfsed Al
tEa rate OF IS -euIs line each insertion
AN Transient Advertisements 70 be aid Tor n acs aee
Evertisaneuts the Weekly, square or less Toy three
months OF less, same as daily ,-,--4 a -
Advertisements IN Daily and Weekly II be charged 9o
pe- cent extra. -. ,- -.
Marriages ard Dealls not exceeding ten lines . cents
hiils oi ae@ils 1'''-7e-S = COwfES 4 co.
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Geqal Notifrs.

JOHN NJ ARMSTRONG, Receiver, &c A r,-,.b,-,
,rcr,,,,- = rrr,S,2s--rrr %. Il (COmmon Fieas
THE DEFENDANTS, MORGAN L.
IL HEWITT and sarah b. Hewitt, who reside IN the
Of Michigan John B0aTduan aud Isaac N Judsou.
reside the state of New York; and David JudsOn
who resides the state OF Connecticut her notified
the plaintiff ohm NJ Arm strong fled petition Ia the
Court Common Pleas OF Cuyahusa county and state Of
Ohio llth dy Of SEPT ~ the object and prayer Of
which subject 10 sale hat ~ Of city lot No eight, in
Cleveland bounded by the lot ne east by Seneca
street. n1Ith By Wall street. and sguth BY line parallel
the uTth line II Lake street, and two hundred feet
distant thereou the payment OF balance Of s. 04 c.
due hun on Judgment said Morgan l. Hew H. which
Is sai land, and to adjust the Tht Of said Judsnn
and Boarlm1n. who have, clam murgse liens the
same and which Iteud 10 other lands which
TN siudgmcnt lien, and for general Ieef Defend
further notified 10 sd fetton or before
g. duy Of November 1855. the pliut will. AT the
ne1t term Of said Court ask the Court take the acs
stated in the petition true, an1 10 decree accorngly
MASON ESrEP.
en1n rfr f.-r5
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FORENOON.

On motion Reception Committee was ap-
pointed consisting of Misses Lizzie Oakes aud
L 7. Patrick, also Messrs. Vim. p Chamberlin
and Wm HannafOrd.
Messrs. [. P. Ingersoll, II. W. Glaser, and
A. J. Spencer were chosen Committee on Reso
lutions
On motion, a Committee consisting Of Mr.
c. B Lockwood, DIR. 4 Harlow and Mr.. Sgd
ney Smith, were chosen to nominate officers for
the ensuing year.
Adinurnad
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A LII the above named defendants ex-
"A csut said aurey r. yn los, SpangieT ard Carey
Notified that Asy a. lss, the plaintiff ed his
said t0 the defendants shove named,
whirht that al the November Term ls OF said
CuGr the PaIltIh recovered judgment said Pol
Iard Mct'Ormick and ham > Care S54lu y debt.
and SO = c0si2 that while The suit pending ~ which
Judgment uhaluau o. 1uiId sued out order
Of attachment OF whih served sad Jesse H.
Morley nj Henry n Reynoids; hat sald Morley and
Revuull he time such OF pr them,
had IN thor rersoual properly Of d Carey OF
she value of 00 aud that SAID >pser- Patrick. Dull,
Or Campbell. Br den ane. MeyleTt. Junkn. PEBBLES,
Mccormick, Alexander Nimick and William R. Nmick,
claim interss said urOpery, and praying iudg
against sai MORLEY and Reynolds for much will
pay the plantid said Judgment against said Mccormick
and Carey.
Tie defendants required 70 answer sid petition
before October 9, ISIS AXrf Ii 4 PRENTISS, &
n GRISWOLD,
an fs.v los Atf1Fnpvs flr Plaintiff
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. 16, 1855

5ALED.-The steamer Northern Light sailed
for Lake Superior last night, with q large load
Of freight and number Of passengers
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ALL the above named defendants ex-

A Ii the above named defendants ex-
"a cept ID Morley. Reylelds Spanse and Carey,
hereby uatic that May "a. sss the plaintiff flied his
petition said Court against the defendants above named
IN which IS legged that al he November Term Of said
Court. the ls the plain II recovered judgment
S252 deht and 81 6llO costs, that while the suii
pending which said iudement obtained. the pla1nth
sued order of attachment, a copy Of which was
se.ved said Jesse H. NJ riley and Henry X ReynOiss
Morley and Reynolds, Al the time Of such service
sroccss tEeu h1d m their pc session personal prop
erfv OF oi the value uf $4,000, and that said
S1lngIer Patrick. Duff. r Campbell, Lane, Mevert,
unkin PEBBLES. eNander Nnick and william r. Nlmic
interest IN sad rty ard praying Iudg
eut aginst sid Morley ard Reynolds fr much Will
nay he paint said judsment against said Mccormick
and Carey.
1he defendants required 20 answer said petit
before Octoi er g. ISIS. AXrELL PRENTISS
II GRlSWOLD.
mi dow los Anorneys for PI,H.
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Izmes Cu1uInslau- j
The above defendants who residents Of the state Of
Pennsylvania, will take r0zce that the 2h day OF Au
gust ISIS the said plaintiffs filed their petition IN The
Court u Corlm0n Pleas q Cuyuoga County, Ohio asking
deceased IN the following PREMISES. OF which he was
seized during coyeture. TO VII:
Suuateu m Brook yn tOlsh p in saIl county and one
piece being known p1r Of lot No a. bounded as fol
OsBennng at The northeast Of lof 40, thence
south, on lot hne 70 lands Once OF Now, owned ly
samuel Bocs y md 49lu0 cu1ls, thence west on SAID
Boea' land, % land owned By Jared Williams; thence
noTt, said land, 10 the center Of the roud lot line.
thence east 20 the place Of beg ming cunalng a and L
100 acreS more less Excepting from above
conveyed DI,ld Sc I'd November, ls54 and
which described follows: SITUATED 81 beginning
al the heast corner sa lot IN centre ths ruad
theuce souh the East line OF ct E chains and links 70
stone At George Deckers nnIth line: theme west on
cans aud 81 links 70 the the roa thence east
chains l5 links the place Ol hnuIlg Alsn, except
vcyed By J. C. se1t1u County survevo-begnnmg at the
norh-wes corner Of IL BrCuks aud the ceuter OF the
ruad, n stone; hcuce esf. 10 tn center Of the road
thence west chIius nd ~ Inks, tho west hne OF
Br1oas and; ihsaee north. Wilkins East ine Is chaius
and links % Tie place OF beginning and conveyed 10
Andrew Wiuh th- Iltli tf Octobcr. lss4-
The ether Of said peCs % land described As follrWs.
part uf lot NJ No. ~ a'd township and eouat and
Ahia Cush Uan the 9Th OF August, 1881 dec ed TO
William Austin and the center Of The turnpike, thence
ert - a scbool-bouss I0f decided by Warren Young.
thence eastsriy the uor,slcTly Of said shO0
house, there souihcry % the lanc OF @oo Brainsrd
thence cas- ery, on sall BralcrG me; 81 IN as me
drawn may the line Of william Ausiins lot
bengof Rae course, thence along said Ausns line
westerly y the place OF lesnningi containing aDouL = OF
sad deisnants are also further nood that unless they
appear and answer sad pet within sixty days after the
meucc the litE day . November ls5s the Plaintiffs
Will apply TO the COu % take he matters u The petition
" McCREF
aus0 Solicitors for Plaintihs
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r r R-Ralway's Beady Relief for Headache, wheths
81 ueryous Rheumatism Paralysis. Lumbago Gout
Neuralsia Td0 hache Suau Poz Fevers, swollen JOINTS
gney Comp aufs sea- let Fever, Pains around the Live
peursy Measles Heartburn and Pains Of all kinds.
Railways kcady Relief viii, N lew minutes, change
the miserics you safer 10 Joys Ol pleasure
X r R-Radwavs ReLOvatIns EcsOveut, for the cus
Of crouie dseasesuh Scstalous and SyDhltic Com
painis Consu aid other secons Of the Lungs and
Throat Indurlfig and Enargemeuis OF partl Eruptive
other the Skln Nodes Tumurs, Ulcers Dys-
pepa and all other diseases arising from impure state
Of the Blood.
X R-Radways Regulators IN cure, efectually and
speedily C0-tivcutSs, indigestion, Inflammation Of the
Bowels, ID sIepsIa. Liver Complaint, Diseases OF the
Heart lnd Kidneys Female Comp .ants Small PuX FeFers
Measles. sc. &c Whenever the system j. out OF order
dose Of Railways Regulators will regularity
No female shOuld be without them
r R. R Remedies are sold BY Druggists everywhere.
RADWAY = co
GAYLORD CO.. and ". FISRE. Asenis. Cleys-
and Ohm feh16.1lq
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B U Y
STEWARDS
NEW
COOKING STOVE,
And save one.third of your fuel bill.
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AND ENAMELED CRATES.
WT L MARVIN, NO. 9PUBLlC
w SQUARE. tSolth s!del mas JUS TeeeI lIesA
from he aaali-ory Vi the largest and oest assoE'
menus VI ENAMELED CRATES,
Ever brought 20 tis market He a wars sseS o. ,al1 tS
besf newest aud approved styles oI COoAlN1 anu
otler kinds OF STOVES
Manufactured Expressly for this Market, and
Warranted 70 gre perfect Satisfaction
IL ais, i constantly su1pli=d with an assortment Of
Wooden are aud House Furnishing Articles an4 h1s o9
haul and Manufactures large stock OF I'm lopYer l
Sheet Iron Ware all o. Vhich MUST AND WILL Be
SOLD, al wholesale OF r-lal-. IT cash
At Prices to Suit the Times
All kinds Of JOBBING, ROOFING, EANE tRoG Gil
ING Sc &c done tls m1st yors KIN anliAH 1a-eI anu
oa SHORT NOEl- 2 H., ..---. %,
...rhe prcJfo the padding Is lut-t ces - - -
80 please call before purchasing elseWeri a mt o A1
suess Pstsni Hotel Cook Stoves, sizes, So
~ W 1. MARVIN.
mvIs. 1Gvlv No Slntl slle fll-lc -
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CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES
Mauv diseases thaf affect humIuiy inherited heir
fuB the diseased bodies OF SIC KY ScrOlula
Consumption syphilis AID Fits sre among the most COM
mou Of constitute nal diseases. Now. We care not how
many generations the seeds Of these diseases may have
been estahshe cd IN he system, coTrupnE The bloodRAD
WAYS kENOyATING kEsoLvENr VIII eradicate IRON the
bodies Of the ae1 every ucle OF diseased deposits
and Ill the veins with rev, pure and healthy blood
CHILDREN'S DISEASES
RtDWAY'S RENOvArtSG EEsOLvENr should be halleda
blessing By every mother, throughout the land whose
lnfantS fcted with Humors &c. The break
s out aus eariyl cvdeure OF dl-ease transmitted
rum tue uargnt stock a few doses OF the kEEeYATING
ESOLvENT will eradicate every vcee OF the disease and
insure the child a sound and healthy body.
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THE NEW CASKET.

THE NEW CASKET.
A s THIS is THE AGE OF M
- provement and refinement the subscriber pleas
use "a saying that he now prepared 70 furnish
new article IN the Uudelta king line superior anything
ever before introduced. IL Is Ofis manufacture made
in the Caske FORM and IS highly Ornamente Thick
pae glass running The entire length Oftop full length
view he had with case
Inc AskEI has none ofthe gloomy and unpleasant ap
pearncos OF the old Stge Of Collins They perectlg
ar-tight AMI light and trinsporta
uou, or putting vaults common intcrmsuts A
liar article Is murh usel "a eastern cliI-s
Persons losing friends, and wishing procure ANYTHING IN
the aye line viii hud q much 70 their interest By ling
and examining for themselves where they vii fnd every
attention gwen. DAN'L W DUTY. Underiaker
C'eye aud. June S 5I-mh2Glq7 No s. Eriest