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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-25
W. F.5& ]. al GOsHoRN,
I. Isa DEALERS IN Al
Dry Goods, Hardware,
GROCERIES, &C.
FRoNT STREET, CHARLESTON, VA.
sUMMiE4R DRESS GooDs.-A large an

GUNNER DRESS GOODS.-A large .and
ID beautiful assortment of Silks, plain and
fancy GHalhes, Baregesj Braze deLaines,
French Jaconet and Orgamaie Lawns just re-
celyed, anu fur sale bys
w. r. u J.. III. GosHoRN.
GUNNER sIIAWLS AND MANTIL-
~ LAST doz. Ladies' Shawls and Man
tillass Just received and forsale BY
W. F. Il u +: GOSH0RN.
EDONNETs AND III. 4Fs.--f2 'loz. La
/ ID dies Hair and Straw Bonnets 20 doz,
Misses and ChildrelFs Flats Just received and
for sails by w F y ". n. GOSH0RN.
CUMMERHATs.- 20 dez. Gents and BOYS
10 Panama horn and Palm Hats. Just re-
ceiyed and for sale by "A f.s Il
s',s,N.1,r-.S W. II. s. ]. H. GosHoRN.
BOOTS AND SHOES 40 Cases Gent
ID Ladies' and Chlldren's Shoes. 10 Gases
Boys Boots, just received AM. for sale by
w. F. 81 . H 3GOSH0RN.
EaLOTHS AND eASsIMERES. 81 IS pat 5.
~ Cloths and Fancy Cas- nlers. just received
and fer saIcIby VI. F,& J. H, GoSHORNs
EDEADY-MADE5 CLOTHING. "A yer,
1O large and we'll selected Stock OF Gents
and Boys Summer Clothing Of oil Kinds, Just
received, ana forsale by .f
WI ~. n. fiosHoRN. TT
A1t1 u, II, M, ~, ~
7Cf ooo6 RI 49,, 81 ~ n =
300 lbs b B. Steel. Nm, Ii stl FIJI
100 is Cas-. :.
Q Obs Shoe.
s Obs Amerlcan. sz Nh
Just received byI W. F.& J.. II. GOsAORN.
KFsGs ssORTED NAILS.
I I ~ ~ ~ III IL il -. lR rgaSs' I
81, 3 I IL. W. > srs = il GosHoRN
Just iec0iseN' RI s. =. s q 80 s
Y TONS HOLLOW, WARE.
- Just received, by sat I.ss II Ba 81 s3.5 .4k
NJ. +, Il ], II. GosHoRN,
10 R 5s9' lss.i AsFs d &.
s*s fI.a we. F.& J. III G0SHoRN.ss
csAWs ,arge stock. Mil, pitt. Cross
NJ Guy rramst ona 81 sta 81
a ol s. marks issssssslvsd y
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Il RI NE Ell 9s--<-<---o-------- Il aS ssh
One eopyIfor tyear So 90, ana gift.
One copy for 2 years ,,s... 8 so, and 2 gifts.
One copy for 3 years 81. 5 90, and 3 gifts.
One copy for 5 wears f....s s 90, and 5 gifts.
AND TO CLUBS. Hits
Three copies. l year ..... IS 90, and 5 gifts
Five copies IL year ....st. 8 90. and 5 gifts
len eopiess1 year 4 5 o., and 10 gifts.
Twenty-one copies Lyear 80 o., and IS gifts.
aa The articles To be d diluted are lcomplised
IN the following list 99iaRe ess tot.
2Phckages of Gold, containing $500 each
is do. do. do. goo each.
40 do. do. DO. 400 each.
40 Fat Lev. Hunt casd Watohesl 90 each
20 Gold Watches s=lF.slfs-5# 70 each.
III 50 do. .a IL MS sss is8tsss3 Il 60 each.
100 d.! Ss atlA .ssh3 5 each.
800 Ladies Gold Watches IS each.
200 Siker iIunting Cased Watches so each.
n 800 Silver Watches SO ID 25 each.
1000 Gold Guar, Vest and Fob d II 81 sass
Chains 10 to 80 each. - iltt 81 42tf &
Gold Locke4s, Bracelets, Brooches, Ear
Drops, Breast Pins, Gu f Pins, Sleeve Buttons,
Rings, Shirt Studs, Watch Keys Gold and
Silver Thimbles, and a variety of other arti-.
Giles, worth from fitycents to $15 each.
Immediately on receipt Of the subscription
money, the subscribers name will be entered
upon The subscription book and gift will be
forwarded, within one week, to the subsefi-
bers. by mail or e1press, post paid. ia .'s.
H 95- ALI Communications should be address
ed TO; s.35s9sg HER e DEAN 81 SALTER II
AS and As MoHfat Building, 235 3readWay,
New York. ffs}sBs sEaEg II 30 -7lts safI
:. Specimen copies sent free, Agents
/ Wanted. May 25th. 1853.
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4 10 ;Al3kinds or Codntry Produce, such as
Dried3Fruit, Beans, Feathers, Rags, Beeswax,
Ginsang,s Butter, Eggs, etc, taken at highest
marketp IN exchange for Groceries.
~ Strangers visiting Gaftipoiis are cordi-
allyInyited to call and examine our stock,
before purchasing Elsewhere. Prices as low
as the lowest, and terms Cash.
C.5 & "a. HENKING4
Gallipohs, Ohio, May 10, 1885, ~.
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TO tie stockhoIa

of the Coal River Navigation Company.
TAKE NOTICE that the regular Annual
u Meeting Of the Stock bolleis OF Tile Ca
River NaSigati6n Company, viii be held at
their Office; III Charleston; KanawlIaf County,
-Varginia. on The ifstf Mondayiof May ext,
S5s. JOHN M ID0DDRfI GE,
April 81 iss 40 Stcietaryi
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Nh FGLTZ. DENNY s. SHEPARD.
FoR VVA7DIHTG
AMID GoNANAiSS tf1Nl MERCHANTS

fNNP - 1NHbEi0StNStNt stA-l Ut ENNI .
ass.Ia RI IN GALLIPOLIS, OHIO,
IL AYI&G pdrcha sed The. Warf Boat Of VI.
Ii M Cnbbage, will attend promptly to at
business entrusted to them. seH .5 M H &.
/ They Will keep constantly on hand a large
asSortmeht Of Boat Stores, Provision rs, Grocer
!. les. &cl, &c.
"A Ihe highest market prioe paid IN cash on the
Warf Boat Tor Butter, Eggs. Chickens, and
Provisions generality. 81, .5s ~ sa't
Al Gaiiipolis, Ohio. June is, If ..5 s..5 s.a55
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-25

~ IFE GREAa.- Mrs. RUssELI hasopen.
ed her lee Cream Saloon for Tie season.
Wei had Tie pleasure of partsking Of the
delicious article one evening last week.
The ice cream was excellent. the cake,
served up with ii, was hard 10 beat. but
/ the way we were well, We don't like
% tell how about the rest--how The fro
zen cream scarcely cooled Us, after the
excitement fsosa our blunder- suffice 10
SAY, Chat tls saloon vas filed with the
t'fairs OF our town, and that Mrs R.Efis
doing q fine business.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-25

t.EfF q MOTT filE. "a
r nEREBY notif ard warn al ! persons from,
4 ehoFloftng Or lI,ting my son. lessee ri Der,
rs he has run away fond pfe. and is q mimi.
LEN t I'VE 4 4 BIER
May Al. SIS t4n2
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ErresIEa Drugs.

THE SUBS CRlBER takes
I'LL pleasurein informing bis
customers, and the public in
general that he has just re-
turned from The Eastern
Cities With 4 full supply d
Drugs, Medicines, Dye
q a. ~, al
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USE CoAI, OITI ]. AMP:
L For Sale by!
HARD TIMES |

rs now the universal cry.
IL Yetthe stpopr and needy kSs u
need have no fears of .becon- zzZkUrzE
ing naked, because, 81 8 J 4 81 > Si-S11
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!. AnttiaalulH ssaIts.
-Rublic .,.A..raotIo11.

R111b11c AI1Ct1CEs
.DE virtue Of a Deed 81 Trust executed
I'D by VIM. Al. Smith 70 the undersigned
Trustees. on the 9th day Of April 1866,
and Of record IN Kanawha Co Court
Clerks Ofiee, to secure David w.
clarkson the payment oficertain sums Of
money in said deed, set out and describ-
ed, We shall on Monday, the ! 9TH dayof
February, 1855, at the Court Honse Of
Kanauha Co, proceed to sell, at Public
Auction, to tile highest bidder. for ready
money, certain tract of land and salt
property opposite tie town Of Maiden, on
the Southwest side Of KanaWha river, be-
ing the same property heretofore sold by
said D. j. w. Clarkson to said William a..
Smith. and which IS al present operated
HbyTsaid Smith as q sait,property, together
with al the fixtures, wells, engines, cop
per, suctions, tubes, metal, sypkohs. &C..
attached to said property 0rused thereon.
Such title as Is vested In the Trustees,
and which is believed to Be good, willsbe
conveyed. 4. B. SWAMI. ,s,oas
81 j.. S.sSWANN4 & ts'Sss'
Dec. 18th, 1857 n34.
BY consent of all parties. this sale is. adj
journed and continued, until The Sd Mon
|iayin April next, at the same place, when
the property mentioned above. wiz, by
like consent, be sold upon the following
terms, io-wit: $1,000 I'll cash, and the
residue upon a credit Of 6, e. aud / 8
months. the purchaser to friya bond. with
good security bearing interest from date,
and the title ID the land viii Be retained,
until the purchase money Is al paid.
g 3. sW Ann. Trv.,ea..
81. s. SWAMI, I 1rs a
Feb. 10TH 1858. AS
BY consent Or all parties, This sale IS adj
ionrned, untilYthe 81 Monday in jung next.
and npon the same terms as they are last ad
vefti$edS and atlthe same place. bsf esi 4
JNQ. s. SVAyN, 4 a,.,l..azz.
H. SWAMI, I, 1'1sss 2.
AprilfISth. 1893.
i !.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-25

The T Virginia Baptist 7 IS the tile Of a
new religions paper started al Fredericks-
burg. va. 4 processes 70 be of the old
time Baptist faith. and makes the use Of
Intoxicating drinks d test Of membership.
]. Its neatly gotten up.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-25
1sTRAYED or STOLEN,

4 two year ~ black Mule with white
X \ nose. 'fhe finder will be rewarded a,
securing him. so that 4 may get him again.
RACHEL NJ. TOMPKlNS.. |.
(. !. May 18th, 1888. avs ,4sa ~ +
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q lLooK HIN, Will YOU
....lsl. q. x a. IUFERMANN.

Ekssi s " * -. ~ s. Eik1N IAN N IT #
ESADDLE'& HARNESS MAKERS,
Charleston, Eanawha Co, Va.&
We have on hand, and re constantly ri
eeiyings and ina king UP, The most complete
stock Of Saddlery, Double, and Single Har
ness, Saddle trimmings, Fancy Iounlings,
&C., all Of which. having Manu- factDred I'M
der our especial noticeI VIII be war anted
perfect. II We have Also on h9nd a AaTge stock
of Horse Collars Of our own Manu- faetage, with
several handsome SIDE SADDLES OF Farions
sizes, to- suit lie Ladies.
Be sure I'd give us call before You pufS
Echase, for We are determined TO sell as low
as any other house, for cash.
REPAIRING of all kinds. in the above line,
attended 10 punctualy on the shortest moi ice.
Workshop Din Front Street near the Steam
Boat landing.
ID r(tSSR4 g. 81 "a. J;FERAIAN Nm
January 1I85S v3n36 3iss i
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HIS Among our fine III
1t UORS AN D WIN Els

il will be our aim TO keepta constant supply
ofihe parest and best articles formedical put
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-25

HOOP IOOPli HURRAH!iI
.CITEEI,. Brass, and Rattan Hoops, just re
"A ceiyed by 4:3 MAY u VEIL.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-25

Whites, 81 DO
Free Negroes, 90
Slaves, 10
Horses, F# 25
Carts and Public Dssps, g 0o
Private, lido / 00
y a Horse Wagons, 3 90
e IF 81 fs. A 100
Dogs. SO
IN m 90 carriages. buggies, and gigs,
valued at $4,000, tax Of j per ct-adva.
lorufn il assessed.
'sa THE rents, amounting Il. s q, 900, are
taxed ! ] per ct. on every sIOo.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-25

RIVER ICE,
Ts5R sale, oftAe best qaalits, Sat an times,
El and in ny quantity, by
.April Doth 1895. m. IpANiD sdl0 Typ
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-25
\ Town Assessment.

The Board of Trustees. Of the Town d
Charleston met on Saturday last, and
made the following rates Of assessment.
The rates are high. but our Town Fathers
ate anxious u pay of the debts, and re.
pair the streets. / II they viii emily per.
form these objects, We presume there vii
be no grumbliug, The rates ate as fol
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growth Of his plants and shrubs, and ,, sue"
power TO withstand drought Us "
safe tenfold for the labor. ,,.,,,d yoo,s
Since this first operation on us '1uu' ~ ~,
svor,,c snnlication has been sdirdlsf' han-
,a,,sJ ~ ~ he found, and IN It's absence
r n,o,',J ., rotted logs from the woods. a
a"oJ dressing of these materials is sPaded
,r,o The ground as oflen as once IN two
wears. a, a cos, fully double the expense Of
ordinary msnuring.
On my expostulating with Joe, one day.
abou, his free use of saw-dust, and asking
for his theory about It's effects, he told ne
it was TO gre he roots chance 10 breG,"e.
This explanation is so sensible, as wen az
philosophically correct, that | wish II eoulu
be indelibly impressed on the minds OF al
owners Of clay grounds, whether heidS VI
gardens
The great want Of our strong clay lands
is no, so much the materials Tor enrlchlng
bu, 10 admit air into them, or as Joe says
"to give the roots chance TO breathe =
Let this be done, in connection with drain
ING where too wet, and deep blowing or
trenehing, and the average products OF our
gardens and fields would be more than
doubled, and the effects of our hot summers
and severe drou,hs would hardly be noticed
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AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. H. EDDY, SOLICITOR or PATENTS,
LATE AoENT oF .. :. rATENI 0LIIc., wAsnINo.

LATE AGESr OF 4. =. PArESr OTFIcE, WASHING
TON, (uudsr the Act Of lsJI.)
No. 10 state 81, opposite Kilby ST, BOSTON
A IrER an extensive praetie. of upwards of twenty
N years, continues To secure Patents In the United
States also In Great Britain France, ard other foreign
countries. Caveats, specifications, Assgnments and
all Papers Drawings for Patents executed ON liberal
and with despatch Researches made into Amer
lean OF forvign works, 10 determine the validity OF
utility Of Patents lnVentions,-aLd legal other
advice rendered In all matters touching the same
Copies u the claims OF any FateEt m nished ~ remit
ting one dollar. Assignments recorded at Washing
ton.
This Agency Is not only the largest in New England,
but through inventors have advantages Tor securing
patents, sseertaning the patrutabty Of Inventions
unsurpassed by II not immsasurably superior "a, an!
which he offered them elsewhere. .fhe testnonl-
ale given below prove that hone is MORE SUCCESSFUL
AT TllE PAfENr OFFICE than the subscriber aud
SUCCESS Il THE BEST PROOf or ADNAN-
TAGE> AND ABILITY, he would add that he has
abundant Tcaon Ia Dee,e, and prove, that at ~
other once of the Kind the charges for profession
al services ~ moderate The immense practice Of the
subscriber during twenty Year, past, has enabled him
90 accumulate vast cOlsrtion OF specifications aud
official decisions relative TO patents. These, besides
his extensive library OF legal ard mechanical works,
and fall accounts Of patents granted IN the United
states and Europe, render him able beyond question,
20 offer superior facilities for obtaining patents
All usccssity of journey Ia Washington Ia procure
patent, and the usual great delay there, are here
saved inventors.
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WAITS HIS
SEWING MACHINE,
) 20 y ,-wirH- G1i 80
BOYlpS IMPROVEMENT.

THE subseritsr, having parshased he s.slssiys
right 70 nsnufassurs ssa sen watssa's sewing
Nsshis., tn yosk Cesnsy, ssd ka,i.g ispsvysi and
p>sfretsd the same, aud obtained "Istisrs tsss" s
spsV,snsut, are ns~ prepared 10 furnish The ma
ehines 81 eDrt. n ~ ~ re1#-IIE.
ia,iag ssed them In our fsniiss Sas the pas, fsur
msnths and made an kinds of sarnsnis suek a. kss-
" O,.r Coats, thick aud thin Coats Jackets Cor teys,
fsuAs-s.A Nssss, L.dss' Dsvss~s, hssssss Cssssts,
Sapss, &c &C., and having tested the quality of the
s~k thssoaghy, VII cay that ue cen ani ~in warrant
the work 10 give perfect satisfsetion-
We have o~en a y,aI sNpssse In inprsving and per-
Letting This machine, aud PERFECTLY sstIs6sd that
With COR impso'snsnts. 10 ssuslAs sos family uss
40 the highest ris,d Machines and any ons Of ofdina
operate them satisfactorily. '.FTTH"
These machines are shst ths public have long sought
fer aud ~ s,sniaally become part aud psrvsl Of t.s
furniture IL every family In our country.
Persons wishing 10 purchase, can b furnished uiih
the machines al once, BY sending In their ordsrs-
rics, TwELyH DOLLARS, 10 n paid Ssr On delivery Of
the mashiDes D. ID. BOYD srOREk
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TESTIMONIALS

"DuriBg the time I occupied the Office OF Commis,
sioner of Patents, Il. II. EDDY, Esq, OF Boston, did
business az the Patent O.e solicitor Tor procuring
Patents. There were few. II any persons acting IN
that capacity who had so much business before the
Patent Office aud there were none who conducted J,
with moTv skin fidelity aud success, regard Mt;
Eddy one of the beat informed, aud most sAln'u'
Patent Collectors In the United states, ard have 40
hesitation in assuring inventors that they eann"t eni.
pky person oomTstsnt aud trustworthy ahd
more capable of putting their applieatiors Ia iorm
10 foe theIn ear aud favorable CONSIDERATION
Al the Patent Office EDMUND BURkE,
Late Cuunlnis,iuugI of Patents
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" Court Of Probate held at Bddeford within and ior
The County Of York, the first Tuesday IN NAY, III
an. ,,ar of our Lord, eighteen hundred AID MY
eight. by the Honorable Edward L. Bourne Judge
Of said Court
ToIIN MATTHEW'S, named Executor IN certain
lament of U.ILTgR MATTHEW'S, late OF York, IN
said County, deceased, having presented Tue same
far nrobate Ordered, That the said Executor gncno,
tiee to all person. interested, by causing copy .,
All. order 20 Published three weeks suecessN'y m
the Union and Eastern Journal, printed at Biddeioh
that they may appear at Probate Court 10 e heid AZ
York i'm said County. the first Tuesday IN June
n, ten of the clock In the forenoon, AMI shew cause,
any the, have, why the said instrument should no,
be proved, approved, and allowed a. the last VIII
AMI testament Of the said deceased.
20 Attest, Francis Baoon' nsss.
A true copy, Attest, Francis Bacon, Register.
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Al Court Of Probate held at Biddefcrd, within ara
for the County of York, the fret Tuesday IN WAY
in the year Of cur Lord eighteen hundred aud My
eight, by the Honorable l.. L Bourne Judge VI 'A''
NTAnY II. RICHARDSON, administrators OF the
M estate Of dLFILf H. RCIfiRDsoN, Ats OF
We'll. In said county, deceased, having p.sen'eS me,
de.a..d for allow ance. Ordered. That the saia aa-
ministrairix give notice TO all persons intrfes~a;
causing a copy Of this order To be pnchshea Ih'es
weeks suoees,Iey In the Union and Eastern Journal
p,in,, at Biddecrd la said county, that the, may ap
p<ar at Probate Court % be held at York IN sAd s"n
w. on the first Tuesday In June next, al ven oi ,he
clock In the foreman, and chew cause, All! ue!
have. why the same should nat be allowed.
. = 10 Attest, Francis Bacon, Register.
A true eopy-Attest, franeis Bacon, hssi'ts''
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prm a. rr,,s,,t C,g,,mi,,oner.

"AUGrsr n, IsSl.-During the time have held the
Office Of Comms sionsT Of Patents, X. II. Eddy, Es.,
81 Jston has been extensively engaged In the trans
action OF business with the Ohee, as solicitor. Tic
i thoroughly acquainted with the law, and the rns
of practice Of the Office regard him one Of the
most capable aud successful practitioners with whom
have held official intercourse. CllAs. MASON,
Ioston, sept. :, IS5T.-llT3T Com. Of Patents"
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At Court Of Probate held at Biddeford within ana 70.
the County Of York, on the fret TUESDAY ~ IA s,x
the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred ana IA
eight by the Honorable L. l.. Bourne, 'udse " 'A'u
Court.
LPnRAIM DuRGIN, named Executor IN IN, , cen cen
and Testament OF MILL WHITE, late OF Limerick
In said county, drcea,ed, having presented tne 'a
for probate. Ordered, that the said executor CIV "
notice To all persons interested, bN causing H.
this order To he published three weeks suee' 49,
In the Union and Eastern Journal, printed AZ niuue
ford, that they may appear at Probate , r in
held at York In said county, ON the hrst I"esu ~
June next, at ten of the clock In the iorenoh, anu
cause IL any they have why the said instrument should
not be proved, approved, aad allowed as the last
will and testament Of the said deceased ,.
- Attest, Francis bacon, hegsWI'
A true copy, Attest Francis Bacon, Register
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Al: Court Of Probate, held at Biddeford, within aud
for the County Of York, ON the hrst Tuesday IN way
In the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred aih hIS-
Of said Cour.;
VNCREAsE :. KIMBALL, Administrators OF the es-
tate of WILLIAM WEYMOUTH late OF North
Berwick in said County, deceased, having p iesstl
h ar., account of Of the estate oil said
deceased for allowance. Ordered. That the said ad'
ni,trator give notice TO all persons interested ~ cius
ing cop, II thi. order " be published three week,
NJ in said county. that they may appear a.
Probate Court 10 be held at south Berwick, IN SAM
County, ON the first Tuesday la July next, at ten OF
the clock In the forenoon, and .hew cause, " any
they have. why the same should not he allowed
wy On Attest, Francis bacon, Register.
A,rue eop,-Attest, frapcis Bacon, Register
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Purify the Hood and you have Health
Cleanse the fountain,
And the Stream Will be pure ~

WE say 10 everybody, Farmers and Mechanics
w LAWYERS aud Doctors, Merchants and Ckfhs,
Ladies aud serving Girls, Clergyman, faetof. Giris,
seamsir.ss.s :, OH and inung, Rich aud h..r-f You
wish to feel well, act wei spk well, do WILL aud be
well. then Mo HHers.
They are admiralty adapted for purifying, cleansing
healing, strengthening, regulating, building up, anu
keeping In order "the house you live In"
All experience proves that the great and sudden
changes Of climate produce powerful effect upon
the SYSTEM The cods of winter and the heats Of sum
mer operate upon the lood, prdncng stagnaton AID
impurities, torpid ard diseased state OF the LNer
causing Indigestion, lumors, unhealthy Bile, and
quickly followed BY that dreaded scurgc of our race,
Jaundee, with Its attendant train OF evils, sue as
Costyeness, LAnguor, fr,srsh symptoms, low spnts,
Weakness Restle,sness, Drowsness, and Allgonea -
tiveness. The skin and white Of the eye becomes a
greenish yeow-tLe stomach acid the towels sore 10
the touch, the whole system cut VI order, and ready
for fe,ers, sickness and Death.
Dr. LusRiey,s Bfers are jn.t the thing 10 obviats
these evils They should taken freely aud fqasnt
", aud the Impurities which the seeds Of thee
diseases will be swept out Of the system like ehan be-
fore the wind ITO
Dear In mind that one BOTTLE Of my Btters contains
more and better medicine than any some Dollar per
Bottle" Medicine ever ofer,d.
This medicine has been befre the public Tor h'e
years, its sale continually Increasing from lew thou
sand iottles In its hrst ysar, 10 nearly hall million
bottles during the last year.
Its unparalleled has stamped u % the b>'f Med-
cine the World ever
PRINCIPAL OPFICE-No II Mar'hA Sfrof, Boz
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