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Straw Cutters-

"E have a large stock OF Cutters slnclair's
w saniords and Cummings PaleaL The latter
article took the nFst premium the National Fair al
Louisville, ARMSTRONG CO.
II
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AEnPnEs, Jan. II, 1857
Mr.. Bennett has done some small % roofing
for me IN his peculiar way, with Cotton stnH ooated
with preparation the bass oi Nhich appears DO
Casl far- II Is very enertual and light ruof and ap
pears promise considerable dufabuny, from the
preservative qlaiites q the cornposfon winch pens
uaies TIE cloth and protests Il from the aence of the
air and SateF. The Composition does nat hq.iiy and
from The cects Of the heat u the
does i harden and crack from ths sunaenee the
cold a Winter. A. r. MERRILL
Oct 9-ly.
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Southwestern Seed and Agricui-
tursi Warehouse.
PIrASN AsNOIA1ENS,


Garden seedsi Harden seeds!t
We are prepared 10 furnish fresh aud geaains Car
den seeds the growth Of 1851 by tae iotnd sineie
paper OF tB boxes e0ut4insng loo 10 pAperz A
liberal alscount made 20 dealers Orders respectfully
solieHsd lJAaeoi PIrAIk BROTHERS.
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STOVES FOR THE TINES.

STOVES FOR THE TINES.
lust received from Cincinnati few OF BLUNT'S
- COAL COOKING RANGES small size, which
are prepared to furnish at Cincinnati prices with
penses added.
ALSO.
good ASSOC tment Of COAL COOKING STOVES, which
will put up and warrant and which, now that coal
Is cheap, and in the reach OF every one the stove
for
ALSO,
FRANKLIN STOVES, for Coal and Wood
Z CANNON AND RADIATOR STOVES, for Coal
= CHAMBER AND UINING-ROOM SIOYES for Coal.
ALSO,
Thirty Handsome Patterns Parlor Crates from Vim.
Jackson's Manufactary, New-lork. Common Mantle
and Jamb Crates, all and patterns which will
sell low suit the times.
MACKENZIE WILSON.
Dec 1S-u.
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NASHVILLE, TENN, THURSDAY,
llew-Dork.

From VISCHER, OWEN & Co, General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, 346 Broadway,
New York.
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MeLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment
THE BEST LINIMENT IN THE WORLD
For Man or Beast.
Another Remarkable Cure Performed by Mo
Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment.
READ FOR NOIRSELyES!

Thomas Ford, blacksmith, living near Case avenue
on Tenth street, had a horrible running sore ON his
foot. lie tried various lliimcuis. SaiNcs, hc, but
could do i good He dcsIaircd Of ever being able
10 work tt hrs trade again because he could not bear
any weight on his foot; and By small bottle Of
Mclean Volcanic IAniment, he is perfectly
ed
Rheumatism, Paralysis Neuralgia, Bruises, Sprains,
Stiffness in the joints Muscles, sore Throat, SWELL
ing, EiT ache Tooth ache, Wounds, Fresh Cutz
Sires, Burns. Scads, Pains Gc.. yield 10 the magic"
mnncuce II this wonderful iinmcnt.
For Horses aud Cattle B BE- infallble remedy for
Chafes, Gals, Scratches Cracked Heels, Lamencss,
Spawn, Swecny, Siint Firiua, Bruises, SWellings,
Wounds. Rattle snake Bites, and various other ciseas
which animals liable 20 from injuries or acci-
dents.
Every Country Merchant should obtain a supply of
Gclean's Volcanic oil IinimenL II sells rapidly be-
cause Il always cures.
A liberal discount will be made 20 merchants who
buy 90 sell again.
re For sale by J. II MCLEAN, Proprietor corner
Of Third and Pine streets, II LOUIS Missouri also for
sale above. nov3
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SUPEKSTESDESI's OTTICE, MEMPHIS ONO r X
AEnFTuS, TENN Feb. 10, 1857. !
Mn. BENNErTs-Iear Str ;-pur comfany having been
troubled very much with leaky ears, pat of your
Patent Paint upon them, ana Car my knowledge
extends, can cbeerfuliy recommend Il " any who
wish a dry roof of any sort
Yours, &c, H. CoFFIN, Superintendent
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Motifs Patent Agricultural Furnaces.

HUT THItIII HSTIUUIIuTdI UTHdttN.
THIS article constructed in consequence Of a
i suggestion from the American Institute that
SIMPLE, portable and low priced furnace, much
needed by farmers Tor boiling and steaming food and
for many mechanical and domestic purposes. Ii took
the premium at the u. > Agricultural Fair LOUIS
vile. Just received. WI STEWART,
No Ii Market Street
Also Coal Cooking Ranges, and small Cooking stoves
for coal. W. -
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nalIss6pllI'eI patript,

90 - Terms. :.
-0e f.r TrWeekly per annum - 90
-sv s Weekly, per annum, m,.........-.......... 90
One Weekly for two years, two Weekies o. 'f
for one year, in advance ............ 90 Fl
-. When the Daily, Tri-Weekly, or Weekly is to be
discontinued (Iad in advance at the time subscribed
for), the subscriber ORDER otherwise will be
continued at option, until paid for and stopped.
If not Taid II must be paid at the time Of discontinue
$50 ance at option If the party good, it will be
sent until paid.
ptl Remittances by mail in registered" letters
- risk
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NEW SERIES---N0. 6S7.
meoifal.
AYERS CHERRY PECTORlL

NOHsuInptIOn,
And for the relief Of Consuinptive pa-
uetIts IN advance stages Of the disease
We need not speak 10 the public Of ~
its virtues Throughout every town 81 EA
and almost every hamlet OF the Amer, A2&A
icah states, its wonderful cures of puI- *
monary complaints have made il al NSA
ready known Nay few are the fam VI "a
lies ia any civilized country on this <f<ss-@s<S
continent without some personal expe- e kE.
rience OF its effects; and fewer vet The X5x&A
communities any where which have <zJ
not among them some living trophy OF Ef8
lis victory over tlae subtle aud danger MI
Gus diseases Of the throat ana LUNGS A
While il Is the most powerful antidSte S
yet known 70 man for the Formidable - ..
and dangerous diseases of the pulrno- E0
nary organs, 1t is also the pieasantest g.
and safest remedy that can be en- 80
ployed for infants and young persons. r>SE
Parents should have IL in store against y "a
the inssdious enemy that steals upon Ga
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hEef1ils, TESN-, ian. II, 1881.
To TuK PUEiIcs-W. = Bennett made apIsicatiOn 10
last Summer to cover our buildings with Vests
Galvanic Cement. Il being new thing we th01ght ws
would Try a. hal applied q oar blacksmith shop and
k1s-5iDe Hnuss attached u the ionnary- They have
proved all equired q water pfoof rop having with
stood some the greatest storms and giving good
satisfaction We only add, try u and you vii be
satisfied CURTIs 4 KNAPP, lFon Founders.
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ESGINEER's GENERAL SUITS OFFICE, MENFHIs
CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
MEMPHIS, June a6 1857.
To WHOM CoScEgS:-Ihis is t0 certify that the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company have pur-
chased Of ". = Bennett, the right 10 prepare and
upon their Dcpots, Buildings Cars, &c. 6c., West
Galvanic patent fire and proof Roofing, and that
We believe IL u be economical and durable cover
ing, having already had IL IN use for eight months
sam. TATE, President
y. c. ARMS, Gen'i Supt
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JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE, OF KY, Ficc Presided.
The Cabinet.
LEWIS CAss, Of Michigan, Secretary Of SIate.
Howell CoHB Georgia, !Secretdry ef Gte Treasury.
isaac ToucEY Of Connecticut SecresaTy gf The Nary
JoHN b. FLOYD, Of Virginia, Secretary Of Var.
JEREMIAH II. BLACK, of Penn, Attorney GsaeTaL
JAooD THOMSON OF Miss, SecTdTy ef The Interior
AARON V. BRows, Of Tenn, Postmaster General.
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NEnPus, Tenn. Dee s;h, 1885.
To wHos IT CoNCERN This Is to certify that
W :. Bennett covered two roofs for me last Spring
with a composition called Vests Patent Galvanic Ce-
ment, OF them a deck, the other an old
shingle roof which giving perfect satisfaction. lie
also repaired a d0mer window which leaked badly and
had bafled the skill Of Carpenters prevent ts leak
ing, which he succeeded in making perfectly tight !
do cheerfuiiy recommend his mode Of rooung to
the public, for ali roofing PURPOSES aud believe u 20 be
a permanent fixture against IRE and water.
ID. COCkREII.
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misrellanrons.
TENT
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.

THE undersigned is prepared to introduce into
l. IN Tennessee W. Il. CHIlLlS COS PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE AND WATER PROOF CEMENT ROOF
ING and asks the attention of Architects, Builders,
Railroad Companies, and the public 10 examine its
superiority other Roofing.
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.

THE sciences Of Chemistry and
Medicine have been taxed their ut
most 90 produce this best, most per-
feet purgative which is known % man.
lnnumerable proofs are shown that
these PMS have virtues which sur
pass in excellence the ordinary med
icines, and that thew win tinDrcce.
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MfNfffil. AIlI On 2, IboI-
W. s, BENEFIT, Esq.--Dear Sr.-Fhe ltcts within
knowledge of the durability, &c, uf Vests GalvAnic
Cement these; The building you covered for
last Spring, am happy 10 state has answered
pectations. We can, therefore, recommend u 10 the
public for all roofing purposes as light, cheap, TIRE
and proof roof. IL does not get soft and
iruln the effects of heat Of the sun; nor Il
harden and crack from the effects Of the cold Any
persons wishing know of this article, call
Inaaufaciory.
n. s. BRUCE co,
Carriage Mandatory, Monroe ST., Memphis, Tenn
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THE IN T 8 LII BNCER.
o PLEDGE NE NOT WITH WINE.
BY JOSIE E. HuST.

BY JOSIE z. HUNT.
Oh, pledge me not with wine, dear love!
shrink from its ruddy glow;
And white and cold a deathly fear
Drops into my heart like snow.
Oh, pledge me not with wine, dear love!
Through its mist of rosy foam
i count the beats of a broken heart
] see desolate home.
Oh, pledge me not with wine, dear love
shiyer with icy dread;
Each drop to me is a tear of blood
That sorrowful eyes haveshed.
have picture laid away
Under the dust of years,
Come lock on it and your heart will break,
Like a summer cloud, in tears.
Night and a storm of autumn sleet-
a hearth without fire OF light
A woman--an angry mana door
That opens into the night
Hot hands that cling to the crazy latch
Lips rigid and white with pain
A curse-a blow-and waiting babe,
Borne outin the wind and rain
woman dead, with her long, loose hair
Soaked wet in the weeping storm,
And her paid arms half fallen back
From baby's waxen form.
A woman dead in the pitiIess rain;
And, sparkling on the sand,
Dear God la golden marriage ring
Dropped loose from her wasted hand.
A white moon striving through broken clouds
A Mortified man at prayer
The cry Oft passionate hearts remorse,
And a passionate hearts despair.
This is the picture laid away
Under the dust of years;
For this does the red wine look to me
The flowing of bloody tears.
Oh, pledge me not, though the wine is bright
AS the rarest light that flows
Through the sunsets cloudy gates of fire,
Or the mornings vein of rose.
Put down the cup! Itisbrimmed with blood,
Crushed, throbbing, from hearts like minei
For hope, for peace, and for Loves dear sake,
Oh, pledge me not with wine!
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IT or sale or Lease, In West Colunabin, VA.
ME proper Is in good working order having isck
shop with two fires Patterns and tools forether
sG OF coke The buildings Iengitl
s andIathe shop
The property is afne erovinrag,.rv,,
sd county, with very liz
me properly viii released for atera of
ics OF steady habits and good Int cj
Tt II any one should desire purchase the nav
Ti m ne made easy, either with or without the STOCK
of 81 mas Chartered privilege manufacture
chartered privileges aIIowedt to 60 with az ~;
- .-t7lf5 SARGENT 4 RRnTUFR
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principal regulators Of the
Performs its functions we'll,
ullydevelOped. The stomach
on the healthy action OF the
ance ofits functions;When the
are at fault, and the whole
'of one orgau-the LIVER
For the diseases of that or
has made It hiS study, in a
lYears, to find some remedy
many arrangements to which
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ana bowels to carry on that matter, thus
comprising two purposes eHectuay, without any of the
painful feelings experienced the operations of most CD
it purFesit and when daily in moderate
strengthen and build 1t up with unusual rapidly.
. The LIVER is Of the principal regulators Of the
the 3o1rgs u performs its functions we'll
gatTeg dependent on the healthy action Of the
ae AZ fB 3 The
having ceased to do the diseases ortat Or
practice OF more than years, some remedy
Il 70 counterfeit many which
ble3 TsS If ]
mas but 70 try bottle aadeonyietiOn is eertan
IN plaoe healthy aow of bile
PURIFYING TE tone rSoa and R aEtS to D en-
whole machinery, removing cause Of the dsesseE
nIII6Gs ssa aTTs S8Fs cured, AND WHAT
B TI, RRKEYENTEB, occasional use Of the
One after eating to relieve the stomach
90 ouS dos 5oga iFFoaEi.ing and sourng
MARE AAen BEFORE - Fe'Fng' prevents NIGHT
oay one dose taken at, night, loo,eus the bowel,
Ee61tlys and cures COsl11YENESS sts
ono dose taken after each vim cure DYSPEPSIA
dose Of two VIII always reey
Of oSts taken for
Only one dose Immediately relieves 6R0I1o While
fsRSsssa . & 'S57 o s2Es ohEA
syse y t s one BOTTLE to throw out of the
e oes bottle Temo9es az sal,
Appetite
!, I5lS often rePeated CHRONIC DI4R
IN ~ IoL1s while So " AEE e and
One two doses cures csSsS ~
Children; there is mr. m
the world, itjEeUer TdiEs - 4sAle1y IN
I ~ few bottles c.ures1 IIP0psv -, 1,.,ss .
absorbents. SA % Vy eHcathg the
p.eas9Ts5 e 5ee9s aending medicine as
and all-PEVERS Of 1yIofsT.
with certainty and thousands Ijj;
wonderful virtues. 4As ~ s essseiy 70 aus
! a ID W140 USE TT AREHTVYSEe- 7rEzy1, ,1,- !, -
| 14 US 335S4AAONY IN ITS FAP0H
saOGttoto both together. tgo'alLof' ana
ZEE LIVER INVIGORAToR
10 A Su1ENTlF1G MEDICAL DISCOVERY ana 4. A. a.,
NoEk1ng most too believe 1t enTes ~
tS e0 gLst oose gIVts0 6eet ana seldom more
ComPLatnE from the worst JdSsHdfee or
EAGED LIVER. @ tssais OF e. DIS
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
nt4.-aAS ProFFtstoTy -BFORdEaV @[sI,.r.,
And Eetatled by All Druggists. Sod StlSo D.
my14-Iy n II. LOGAN d co SEh..,, -,
GHoR9BB. V9ICKHAl9.
AUCIIONEER
| AND
COMMISSION mBRCHANT
= No. $50 Market Square
WHEELING VA
ALES OF Dry Goods every ~
~ Wednesday and Saturday mornings, At oSsIfs "a
Sslss OF 1eal estate promptly attended .TSq-Iv
HI ALI Long and Short Lace sIitts, very iTsti171
4 celyed. Lty2l HEIsKELLk sSRARl SSSRS. g
LISBON Madeira, Port, Sherry and sfalarn WIN. i
~ reserved and Tor sale by S@St
sF $50 EDWARDS FRO.
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FALL AND

.
WHEELING TO CINCINNATI
WEST AND SOUTH.
IsHoRTEsT AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
CINCINNATI,
LOUISVILLE FRANKFORT. LEXINGTON, EVANSVILLE,
And all points west and south is via. the
Cincinnati, Wilmington and
GAINESVILLE
SHORT LINE RAIL ROAD.
2soezve miles shorter By this Route than ria.
Columbus to Cincinnati
Take the Central Ohio Road to
IAN ESVILLEI,
And there and take those Of the C.W. z.
Short Line.
TRAINS LEAVE zANEsVILLE as FOLLOWS:
on arrival Of Central Ohio Trains from wheeling and the
East
This passes through n Lexington Lancaster Cir
eleTile Wilmington and DIarrOthe richest
and most beautiful part of Ohio.
~ Be particular and for tickets via the c. W. g.
PARE AS Low AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE
For THROUGH Tickets and other information, enquire
Central Ohio Ticket Once in hesprgg House. Water
street, Wheeling, Va.
z. GEsr, Prea't, w..-1g.sBAYLEY, Act: supt.,s
Cincinnati GAINESVILLE, o.
Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
zz5ss5 sSsESzs5s sSIzssSs1 e % ~
sGSEESSsIE II ls5 s55ss1. s
Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TNwfce DAILY (sundsy nigbt eScepte,i \ bess s,.
ond and Washington City via GordonsVille and Alex
andria.
Hours Of departure at Rich
Returning leave Washington. a. NJ. and 4 PM
Arrive at Richmond. :, 1880 P. NJ and4 AN
Baggage checks and tickets given through between Rich
mOnd and Washington.
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP r. M
and beingn excellent order, and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar
antee ofawayS securing connections rri-
Tals daily at and Washington city
the Steamboat line.
FARE BETWEEN RtoHAoSD AID WksHINeroN. 1880
An Omnibus will be found always ready to take through
and their baggage of wearing
the Depos free of CHARGE with ample time for them to
take their MEALS whether going North South.
Through Tickets can be obtained between Danyle and
Washington at the Terminus OF the Road now nearly
peted to Danvie An Agent of the Company will receive
tmore Depot - -
route - - -
THERE'S change on the night Rich
mond and Alexandria. fe1
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SECOND STOCK
SPHINE Il SILMIER GllRS

ETEIsKELL & swEABINGRN win open ON TUESDAY.
one door above j. K Dunham 1 Co. the most beautiful
SPRIN G AND SUMMER GOODS
Fnsy nave ever mad the pleasure Of Offering public
Iher stock viii comprise everythingne In Dress Goods
Emproidertes, Ssawls, Mantillas, &c.
edgtng themselves uIdereoId they rz, and
great inducements to cash buyers or to their
an inspection of their goods t'' O'
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ron ALL I'm PURPOaE8 on A
FAMILY PHYSIC.

THERE has long existed pebie demand fog an e6eo-
i've pRIgatiyo pill which could be relied and
perfectly safe in its operation. This has been prepsred
20 meet tdean6 and Iial sfts virtues
has conelusiyey shown what suecess EoonmpGhss
NET easy to make the best Of an which
should have Of the objections, but al the adTan-
ta2eS of Other. This has been attempted he9e,
and With what success We would respectfully submit to
tie public decision. It has been unfortunate for the
and irritating to the bowels. This is NOT
Many Of them produce much gripping pain and reYul-
good to be deeyed from them. These pis produce no
irritation pam, unless it arise from previously exist
Pursiy vegetable, no harm arise from their in
any quantity; bat It il better that any medicine should
in the several diseases which they are applicable are
ETeu on the box 9Among the complaints which have
Complaint in its various forms of Jaun9ice Indigestion
LanguoT1 and Loss Of Appetite LiStleSsneSS itabilty
m the Side and Lons for in ruth. al these are but
ihe consequence Of diseased action in the liver AZ
aPee2t they afford prompt and sure relief in CostiVe
Seuy, Cods With of the body, Ulcers and i'm
purity Of the blood IN short any and every where
They have also produced some singulnrly successful
cures IN Rheurna tisn Cont, Dropsy, Gravel RySpeIas
Palpitaton of the Heart, Pains in the Back Stomach
and Side They should be freely taken in the spring of
the year. to purify the blood and prepare the system fer
the change Of seasons An occasional dose stimulates
the stomach and bowels into healthy action and restores
the appetite and vgor. They purify the blood and By
their stimulant action the ccuiatory system reno
yete the strength of the body and the wasted or
diseased energies Of the whole organism Hence an oe
casOnal dose Il advantageous though no serious
arrangement exists; but unnecessary dosing should
never be carried too far as every purgatve medicine
sand cases in which physe is required cannot be emu
eTated here but they suggest themselves the reason
of every body and this pill Is found answer better
purpose than any thing which has hitherto been available
20 mankind. Where their virtues are once known, the
public VII no longer doubt what remedy to employ when
h need of cathartc medicine Being sugar-Wrapped
they are pleasant to take andbeng purely vegetable 40
harm can arise from their use in any quantity.
For minute directions, see wrapper on the Box.
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THE
LIVER INYIGORATOR !!
PREPARED BY DIR, sANFORD,

Compounded Entirely from GUMS.
e rs ONE OF THE BEST PURG4TIVR AND LIVER ME-
D1CIhES now before the public that as Cathdrtic
CASTER mtlder and more eeetual than any other medicine
known II Is not only a CIthdrtic, Liver remedy,
Acting hrt on the t1e to ejectt matter then on
the stomach and bowels to carry on that atter ac-
TWO purposes sHectuay, without any the
IN the operations ca
s0rtcs Il strengthens the system the same time that
IL purgest it, and when taken daily in moderate
strengthen and build It up with unss,,n raniaitz
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Cheaper than Ever.
NREAT DIsTREsSaudh heavy East; Railroad
" Stock, Bank Stock, and all goods forced Market
and sold atrunous prices the Importer anuactur
err have Just returned from the Easer cities have
purchased goods at those ruinous prices orto
my rnd the public generally, goods up to
order Coats Pants and YeStsin most
fashionable way and clothing, lower than ey
have ever been offered in this market You will get ne
clothes the youhave heretofore paid for
Come and buy [oc26l a. n. ADAMS.. =
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etIast found ,auyperson trou.
PLANT, innny ofits forms,
Is certain.
morbid or bad matter from
place q healthy flow of bile,
Causing food TO digest well,
Swing tone and health to the
the cause OF the disease
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Cincinnati, Wi1min gton & zanes-
VILE Railroad

4-@GA4 Ia A4eLA4t I
ER0HAETS, manufacturers and the ,,sbj,e ssr..,,1
y are byrespectfny that the c. W 4 r.
Opmpany is prepared receive and SrsiSbt
roI The Station IN zanesye, on second street
north of Main,l TO Cincinnati, Morrow WTnstSS
ingtun, Circleye, Lancaster New Ana
attention VIII also be given tothe
forwarding Of Freight destined the Wegt in sso1,s
River from Cincinnati = 80 " sus
months tF9El1 a 81 TO p d during
With their patronage, may reyupon tis TO-
giving every attention necessary 10 ins1re I,Et
trusted 20 their care. es - properly en-
~ TariR 6y
a. &. SMITH,
- General Freight Agent
--se2S ZGne5VfIle. CJhfo.s
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ments tuned and repaired.
- AN EoOds warranted at this eatablshment. nnY6
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SHEET MUSIC.
Ehelargest stock of sheet musc musical works &c. &C.
In the Western country.
az Music sent to any address, pOstasafree.-a
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In connection With the above keep every kind of mn
SeSlinStruments and musical merchandise generally
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PBNNsYbvANIA RAIIRoAp.

ELAItlEtOHU.
FTNHE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE connecting the Allan
tic cities with Western, North-western, and souh-
western States by continuous RoiWay direct This road
also connects at Pittsburgh with daily line Of Steamers to
all ports on Western Rivers Cleveland
dusky with Steamers all ports on the
Lakes; making the most direct cheapest and reliable
the Great Vest. -ts+1
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PlESES OF SeT Velvet Tapestry aud BTusSes IeT
Eselae neE and beanttfnI patterns which have
s received and foe4aIe At REDUCED
80 y. D.HARBOUR
40. 1ts Main St.
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This route passes through n Lexington Lancaster Cir
clevile, Washington, Wilmington barroV-the richest
and most beautiful part of Ohio.