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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-10-28

81 SUccEssFUL STEAM WAGON FOR THE
CoAxoS RoAD. - A steam wagon, oil
traction road locomotive. is used in
Marysville, CAL, and draws trains ol
heavily laden wagons on common roads
with the greatest ease, turning corners
with entire facility. 1t moves through
loose sand as well as on hard roads, aud
without increase Of power.
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CABBAcEs.-Cabbages are preserved
through the winter in several different
ways. They may be set in ridges. in
some dry part of the garden, with tho
dirt drawn up close to the lower leaves.
and covered with straw, or roof Of
coarse boards. The heads are cut off as
wanted for use, while the stumps will.
the next spring. produce fine greens for
boiling. Or, the cabbages may be set
head downwards in trench, and covered
with earth. banked up like the roof Of
house. They will be found. in the spring.
white, delicate and crispy. They will
even grow while in their winter quarters,
and the half-formed, almost worthless
heads which were buried in autumn, get
to be of quite a respectable size before
they are disinierred We know Of no
plan better than the one last mentioned.
Ii heads are wanted during time Of frost.
they can be taken up with the assistance
Of the crowbar aud spade.
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Be careful. neighbor Prentice. "ifthe
righteous shall scarcely be saved" what
the deuce viii become of you in such an
event - Cn Eng
d Why. ofcourse, in that event we shall
scarcely be saved"
The Washington Union boasts that
the affairs Of the Government are going
on like clock work. Oh yes, they are.
going on---tick, tick, tick.
Col. Drinkhard is acting Sec'y Of war
in the absence of Sec'y Floyd. Too.
many Of that family are in office lhc.s
days.
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INDEPENDENCE BUCHANAN COUNTY IOWA OCTOBER

y
lady. She is trying to catch second
husband with her fnery. Before | would
condescend to such means, Td-rd
drown myself
In this last smiable speech the young
lady had unwittingly hit upon the true
motive.
The widow was intent upon catching
Deacon Bancroft. and she induIged in a
costly bonnet, not because she thought
he would be caught with her inery, but
because this wodl:.. strengthen in his
mind the idea that she had stumbled up
on hidden wealth.
The widow had calculated shrewdly,
and the display had the effect she antici-
pated. it<
Monday afternoon, Deacon Bancroft
found an errand that called him over to
the widows. 1t chanced to be about
tea-time. He was importured to stay to
tea, and somewhat to his surprise actu-
ally did. '3 h7
The polite widow who knew the Jea-
cons weak point, brought on one Of her
best mince pies. slice of which her
guest partook of with zest
"You'll take another piece, know" "
said she, persuasively.
:" Really, am ashamed" said the
deacon. as he passed his plate. 1.-The
fact is" he said, apologetically, "your
pies are SO nice, l don't know when 10
STOP" ~ ''l8
".Do you call these NICE" said the
widow modestly 81 call them common.
| can make mince pies when | set out to,
but this time l didn't have such good
luck as usual"
Il shouldn't want any BETTER" said
the deacon, emphatically.
'' Then | hope. if you like them, you'll
drop into tea often. We ought to be
more neighborly."
Deacon Bancroft assented, and he
meant what he said
The fact is, the deacon began 10 think
the widow a very charming woman. She
was very comely. and she was such an
excellent cook Besides, he had no
doubt that she was worth considerable
sum of money. What objection could
there be to her becoming Mrs. Bancroft ?
None
He brought this question before her
one evening. The widow blushed, pro-
fessed to be greatly snrprised-in fact
she had never thought Of it in her life
but, on the whole, she had thought high
ly of the deacon. and. to cut the matter
short, she accepted him.
A month afterwards she was installed
as mistress Of the deacon's large house,
somewhat to the surprise of the village
people, who could not conceive how she
had brought him over.
Some weeks after the ceremony, the
deacon ventured to inquire about the pot
of gold which she had the good luck to
find in the cellar.
"Pot Of gold p she exclaimed, in
surprise /; 81 know Of none"
:" But" said the deacon, Disconnected;
"you know you asked me whether the
law could claim it.''
90. lord |! deacon, only asked for
curiosity"
"And was that the reason you made
inquiries at the bank ~
Certainly. What else could it be 81
The deacon went out to the barn, and
for about half an hour sat in silent med
itation. At the end Of that time be ejac.
ulated as closing consideration
"After all. she makes excellent mince
pies !" ..s.
1t gives me pleasure to state that the
union between the deacon and the widow
proved happy one. although to the end
of his life he could never make up his
mind about that "Por OF GoLD.'' 81 ~
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THE PRINTERS CONSOLATION.
Tell me, ye winged winds,
~ That round my pathway play ,iss /
Is there no place on earth,
Where printers get their pay?
The whispering breeze went by
With accent filled with woe, .,
A voice borne on the sorrowing air, =
In sadness answered No.
NFl g.4.ffTr
Tell me, ye flowing streams
That smoothly glide along
Is there one cherished place,
e3A Where printers meet not wrongg 53
The gentle brook replied
In murmurs soft and low
And winding on it's verdant way,
Itlmeekly answered - No. "I.sf}
Tell me, ye murky clouds, rs &c
Now rising in the west.
u there upon the globe.
One spot to printers blest I
The flashing clouds outspoke
I With an indignant glow .3Hi
A voice that filed the earth with awe,
In thunders answered {" No."
Tell me, hard hearted man, alfr II
Withholding, day by day,
IL there no honor in thy breast,
The printers bill to pay?
Unanswered, turns he round
How plain his actions show .a
An uttered oath-capped sound is heard.
His actions answered No."
. Tell me, ye gentle nymphs, .s
Who bless life . hour through,
Il there-one sacred shrine
Where printers get their duer
Amantling blush her cheek suffused.
Did tcnfold grace impart,
A soft responsive sigh replied
Z" IT'S found in woman's heart" fA
Tell Inc, angelic hosts,
Ye messengers Of love.
Shall suffering printers here below
Have no redress above?
The angel band ndreplied-
" To us is knowledge given,
Defnqucnts on the printers books
Can never enter heaven"
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A clergyman catechising the youths
Of his church, put the FIRST question in
the catechism to girl: 7s#
"What is your consolation in life and
death o. 's.'.s' se''S
4 The poor girl smiled. but no answer.
The teacher insisted.
"Well, said she, I" since I must tell,
it's the young printer on Main street."
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"Figgers won't lie, viii they ?" nut
tered a seedy genius, holding on to q
lamp post. {" Veil. praps they won't
but Use figger yot Won't stand. anyhow
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An Episcopal clergyman named Car
den, having lately. while on visit TO
Cape May, N. j., preached a sermon and
afterwards administered the Sacrament,
assisted By q Methodist minister. Bish-
op Dcanc has forbidden him to preach
again within his diocese.
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s,.st ~ Qoetrp.
THE LATEST PARODY.

abooa} We - 8nEeAA II
THE PRINTERS CONSOLATION.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA PL

PHILADELPHIA PA.
n Benevolent Enstaztion, established J1
special sHdOVmszt for the relief of III,
sick and distressed. afflicted lOith virulsni
and Epidsmie diseases.
f' o all persons afiiic ed win SeEuai Diseases
] such as spsrmatorhsa, Seminal Weakness
lm2Otenre, ,Gonorhoea ,Gl eet, SyPhili the Vice
OF Ousaism. or Self Abuse, &c
The Howard Association, in VieE Of the de.
ptions practised upon the unlOl tunate vic.
tins Of such diseases by O. acks, several years
ago directed their Consulting Surgeon, as a
Charitable Act worthy Of their name, to open
a Dispensary for the treatment OF this class O
diseases, in all their forms; and 10 give Medica
Advice Gratis, to all who apply by letter, with
description of their condition, (age, occupa
ton, habits Of life, &c.) and in cases of ex
tIeme poverty, to furnish medicines free oI
charge. II is needless TO add that the AssO-
ciatiou commands the highest Medical skill
Of the age, and will furnish the most aDpro-
we'd modern treatment.
The Directors, on a review Of the past, feel
asssured that their lAbOFs in this sphere Of be,
nevolent effort, have been OF great benefit tC
tu6 hhiOS0ui VcpSSiahJ W thS lOuhEa eHe tuOJ
have resolved TO devote themselves, with re-
newed lcal, to this very important but much
despised cause.
Just published by the Association, a re
port on Spermatorhoe a, or seminal Weakness
the Vice OF 0nanism, MasturbOtiOu or Sci.
Abuse, and other diseases Of the Sexual Or.
gans, by the consulting Surgeon, which v i'll
be sent by mail, Tin Sc. led letter envelope,
free of charge, on the receipt Of two stamps
for postage Address, for report or treatment
DR.. George R. Calhoun, Consulting Surgeon,
Howard association, No. South Ninth 81
Philadelphia, Pa. By order of the Directors
GEO, FARCHILO, EZRA d, HEARTWELL,
Secretary. President
Dec. "a 1887
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Lamartine, April 18th, ls5S--ws.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

~
IN the 18th dsy of May, A. d. 1858, at 10
Uo'clock A. N. on the premises in East
township, Carol county, Ohio, will be sold to
the highest bidder the following real estate as
the property of William McKiDbeu deceased,
to wit: Lots Nos. |, ., 2S and ~ in the town
Of NorristoWn, East township, Carroll county,
Ohio; also piece Of land on South side OF
said town, being part Of the west quarter of
section 29, township Ia, range 4, beginning ten
feet south Of the south east corner of town lot
number 2s, in Norristown, thence running
south 5 chains and l6 links to post; thence
west chains and 72 links, thence north 8
chains and ii links to a post; thence east
chain and ~ links 10 post; thence south 2
chains and 96 links to post; thence east
chains to the place OF beginning, containing s
acres and eight hundredths of an acre more or
less, reserving to Frederick Hit the water
privilege of the mill race, with the privilege
of repairing said mill race when needed; also
piece Of land in the quarter section aud range
Aforesaid, beginning ten feet south of the south
east corner of lot number A in the town afore-
said; thence south 20 rods and 3-5 Of a rod to
the line of James McGinty; thence east 20
l-2 rods; thence north 20 5rods to the town
line; thence west along the town line % l
rods to the place Of beginning, containing s
acres more or less;also piece Ofland commen.
cling ten feet west of the northwest corner Of lot
number 80, thence south $50 feet;thence west
50feet thence north l3Ofeet thence west so feet
to the place of beginning; also part Of
.outb west quarter Of section 20, township Ia,
range 4, commencing at the south east corner
Of town plat Of NorrstoWn, thence south 33
links; thence west chains and 65 links to the
line of Samuel Heston; thence along the line
Of Samuel Heston south 4 chains and 81 links;
thence west IL chains and 49 links; thence
north 5 chains and Is links; thence east
chain and IS links to the place Of beginning,
containing 5 and one half acres; also a piece
Of land beginning ten feet south of the south
east corner Of lot number "a in said town;
hence south 2 rods and 10 feet; thence west
Is rods and feet; thence nOIth 20 rods and
10 feet, thence east IL rods and feet conta n.
ing and twenty five hundredths of an acre,
also shares of lots Nos. 1911 and 1S in Nor,
ristoWn, subject to the dover of the widow
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne third in hand, one third
in six months and one third in one year.
S. N. CRANE,
Administrator de bonis non OF the estate oI
apI2l, 'S8.w6. William McKibben, decd
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How macy households have been desc.
lalsd By that terrible disease. oOnsumP.
tionl And bow gradual aud silent L ap-
prOach@l A slight eold--a backing cough
splitting Of blood--aBd the pet Of The
family lie eold 10 DEATH Bot u shelf
any ons--vOull take Hoodand's Bslssmie
Cordial 10 the first or second, and sSms.
times even 10 the third stage Of the dis
ease. immediate relief would ensue and life
he prolonged.
So also in InhaenEa, Layngilis, Asth
ma, Bronchitis, and particularly in Group.
The latter disease, the terror Of parents,
is completely iunOcuous 10 presence Of the
Balsamic Cordial, and msy be cured by a
few doses.
Prepared only by DR.. @. NJ. Jackson,
No. 40 Arch Street, and fOr sale by drug.
gists and Itoreksepsrs throughout the Uni-
led States and Canada. Price rs cents
per bottle.
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1)rites Re0ute0
J. W. GOulds New Sky.!light
.AMBROTYPE GALLERY,

~ ~N N@@N~~A~AS
MAIN ST., CARRoLLTos.
HE undersigned begs leave to return his
! most humble thanks to all bis friends and
patrons for all faYors bestowed on him in by
gone days, and kindly solicits continuance
Of the same. I have reduced my prices for
the special benefit of my customers. take
warranted pictures on all occasions, at from
twenty-five cents to any price desired by sue.
toners. Ny long practice, my good success,
my large sky.light, my quick working instru-
ments, all warrant me in saying that my es-
tablishment far excels all others in the coun~
try, and in spite of all opposition am deter.
mined to stand at the head of my busin ess in
little Carroll and will lWsys be found at my
rost to secure good picturss, for my many
friends and customers. Now come along, ell
who viii come will satisfy with good work,
or pay them for time and trouble. Come one
come all. ]. W. GOULD.
N. B. Ladies will remember that keep
constantly on hand an assortment of fine Jew
elry, they will do we'll to call and examine
Every article warranted. know l can please
you all in price and quality. 1--we.
Instructions givenin ell my line Of business
on most favorable terms. and satisfaction war.
raUted. !" 1--WE.
aprh2l, '6s-tf.
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CLEVELAND. April Gath, 1858.

FLoUR-Sales of so bbls good super.
fine at 1915, and 1870 bbls good extra
at o..
WHEAT--Sales of four car loads at
II cts. for good Indiana red and rs for
ordinary Indiana white; also a further
Aale of 1000 bush. choice Indiana white
at 95e.
OATS-Sale Of one car load at 3Cc.
BUTTER-Small sales of prime new
w. R. at lee. and in cheese boxes at Ice,
EGGS-Dull at 7@7tc.
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M A r RI Il D.:

On Tuesday evening. by Rev. A. Har.
mount, Mr.. John McCune and Miss Olive
Ann Watt.
On Thursday, April 92l, by the same
Dr.. Isaiah Moore and Miss Jane A. Moore
all of Carroll county.
Oa Sunday evening April 25th, by the
same M. David Champer aud Miss, Eli
"a Maffett.
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STATE OF OHIO, CARROLL CO,
SS--IN CON. PLEAS.


z. R. Eckley John Whitls, Jesse Whit
VS.. la and " lillian Whitla vii
JOIN Whitla eta take notice that E. R. Eek.
ley did, on the 9nd day of Nay. 1857, file ia
the Office of the Clerk Of the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas, within and for said Carroll county,
against tie said John Whitls, William Whitla
and Simeon Jennings, which is DOW pending.
The petition alleges that said Eckley did at the
August term Of said court, for the year 1855,
obtain Judgment against the said John, Jesse
and William Whitls for the sum Of one hun-
dred and thirtyAthree dollars aud eighty -eight
cents, and three dollars cost, which remains in
full force and entirely unsatsded. That said
Whhlas are non residents Of the State Of Ohio
and that the defendant, Simeon Jennings Is
indebted to the defendants Whitas in The sum
of five hundred doIlars which is now due
Aud prays to have so muct OF the said money
owing by said Jennings to the said Whitla's
applied as will satisfy said payment and costs
and that at the next term of said court the
plBntiff will demand payment accordingly.
April I, 1858. .. r. ECKLRI.
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A WONDERFUL REMEDT!--Mr. B. D.
Woods late Justice os the Pace, East
Birmingham, Pa, says:
~ have been afflicted with disease OI
the stomach, palpitatiOn of the heart and
nervous headache. for nearly fifteen yesrs,
and blve spent some hundreds Of dollars
in order TO effect cure, but to no purpose
After having used three bottles of ycul
Holland Bittsrs, I feel myself entirely res,
,tored. ! can eat and sleep well, and st
tend to my business with pleasure, and
would therefore recommend it to all those
who are similarly sffl cted."
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Holloways CiRtmsnl and Pils.-Ths
chapter Of accidents is one Of the longest
chapters in the volume OfhumAu suffering
10 most hospitals bruises, fractures dislO'
cations ineised wounds, scalds. burns &c
are looked upon ss things to be expert
mentsd on for the benefit Of Lroods oI
young students, previous to their debut Al
fulldsdged surgeons. The amount Of un
necessary butchery 10 these institutions j:
enormous. At least twenty-five per cent
of the Operations" we read Of are mis-,
fakes which might aHd ought to have been
avoided. Dressings Of Holloway's 0int
,ment, and the fabrication of the injured
hssh With that healing preparation, rs pos
itively all that is required in three-fOuHhi
of the cases where the amputating knife il
now employed.
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NO TIOE.

THE Farmers and Mechanics Mercantile as
sociatiOn Of Waynesburgh, Stark CO., Ohio,
l having disposed Of their entire stock Oi
Goods to G, P. Augustine & Co., (who will
continue the business at the old stand) hereby
notify all those indebted to said assoc eiation,
that their accounts and notes must be settled
Immediately. The books ard notes remain in
the hands Of G. P Augustine, former Agent
of the association, who is authorized to settle
aud receipt for the same.
By order of the Board Of Directors.
MATTHIAS FIREST0NE Pres't.
Waynesburgh, april2S. 5S-tf.
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Cheap Goods;

And we respectfully say to the public that We
can sell as cheap or cheaper than can be
bought elsewhere. Cal and examine our stock,
as We charge nothing for showing goods. ! In
consequence OF the tightness of the times We
are determined to sell Goods very low for
S'Ready Pay" or to prompt buyers on short
time. CUMMINGS & COUCH.
J Carrtllton, April 2s, '6S-rhos3.
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Fits! Fitsl! Fitslll

Fits! Fits!! Fitsl!l
DR.. Hancs'S Vegetable Extract Epilepti
Pills, for the cure Of Fits, SpGsms,
Cramps and all Nervous and
Constitutional Diseases.
DERSONS laboring under this distressing
L malady will find DR.. Hance's Vegetable
Epileptic Pills to be the only remedy ever dis
covered for curing Epilepsy or Falling Fits.
These pills possess a specific action on the
nervous system; and, although they are pre-
pared especially for the purpose Of curing Fits
they will be found al especial benefit for all
persons afflicted with weak nerves, or whose
nervous system has been prOstrated or shatter'
ed from any cause shatever. In Chronic com
plainls, or diseases OF long standing, supeTin
ducsd BY nervousness. they are excelently ben
eEicial.
Price So per box, or two boxes for $5.--
Persons out OF the city, enclosing remittance
viii have thepills sent them through the mail
free Of postage. For sale by Seth s. Hance,
No. I9S FILLMORE Street, Baltimore, Nd, to
whom orders from parts Of the Union mus
be addressed, post paid.
April 80, ls57.-ly
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NOTICE

THE public are hereby notified not to ne
] gOc late for certain promissOry note made
by me to VIM. BarnhOuse for the amount o.
Si0 ,2S due en- the LIST day of April 1856. The
said note will not pay as it has been paid tC
the said Wm. Farmhouse and is fraudulenty
held by some person or persons.
DAVID GLADDEN..
Iamartine Anril 10Th. ls59-w9
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DR.. R0BACKS
Scandinavian Blood Purifier &
Rl0nd pills. ....

have At all times supply of these admi
rable preparations. As Spring Med cines,a ,aut
for the relief and cure Of chronic diseases, a
rising from impure blood or deranged state
OF the digestiye organs or nerves, there is a
bundanteVidence to prove that they are no
equaled. Try them.
aprI2s, '58 81. @. A. BOEGLE,
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NO OTTCE.

" " 4 v II
u F. Price of the State of Iowa will take no
L tics that Columbus @. Adams did on the
nineteenth day Of April, AnnO Domini 1858,
Gle bis petition in the Common Pleas
Of Carroll county, Ohio, ag ainst the said P. F.
Price, setting forth that the said P. F. Price
gave mortgage to the said Columbus @. Ad-
ans on lot number SO in Boharts original plat
Of the town of Centerville, (nOw CarrolItOnl
Carroll county, Ohio, to secure the payment OF
$50, so according TO a certai" note referred to
in said mortgage, and praying that the said
defendant may pay said sum Of money with the
interest from the 18th day of October, A. ID.
1856, or that the said premises may be sold to
satisfy said claim; and the said P. F. Price is
hereby notified to appear at the nexs term of
the Common Pleas aforesaid, and answer said
petition.
COLUMBUS G. ADAMS.
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ROAD NOTICE.

AT their regular March session the Commis.
HsiOnsrs of Carroll County, LEVIED tax foI
Road purposes of fve tenths Of one mill on
each dollar valuation Of taxable proper ty, Is
cents on one hundred dollars, which m ay be
discharged by labor on the public hig hWay
between the 18th Of June, and the 9th of Au
gust, 1858, at the rate of one dollar per day
Under the direction Of the Supervisors Of tbs
respective road districts. y
:" WASH. BUTLER.
Auditor OarrolI comfy.
Auditors Office Carroll CO.,
CarrOllton, April Is, 1858.
april 81, '6s-w3. g.
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LIvffRSYF 's45IsL 'Ss+ARLE

UNHE undersigned would inform the citizens
/ of Carrollton and its vicinity, that he is pre-
pared to furnish them with Horses, Buggies
and Carriages and saddle HOrs es on livery at
his stable in Carrollton. 0FFICE-on main
Street in the house formerly occupied by P.
F. Price. Terms reasonable for cash in every
instance. u. McDOWELL.
april IA '58--4t.
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J. @. BAXTER. 8. L. STERLING.
BAXTER & STERLING'S
Drug & Wall Paper depot
In The Patton House,
AAppnIIrnr DUN

NAEHERE may be found large and com
~ plete stock of Drugs, Medicines, PERU
merry, Paints. Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Dye.
stuff's, W indow Glass, Wall Paper, Borders,
Burning Fluid, Fluid Lamps, Fahnestocks 3
hite lead and paints and oils Of all descrip-
tions. We lso have most Of the proprietary
Patent Medicines, now before the public.
Il is the intention of the undersigned to
keep PURE articles, and will sell them as low
as thsy can be sold. Fiattered by past sue
cess, and the patronage Of Physicians and our
other numerous friends, We shall BY strict at.
tention to our business, and selling low, hope
70 merit continuance Of the same. For any
thing you need in our line, call with Us. We
are satisfied that we can sell as low if no
lower than the same can be sold in this vicln
ty. BAXTER STERLING'
N. B.-Physicians prescriptions carefully A.
led at ell hours-night or day. B.&s.
april 7, ls5S-ly.