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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-01-07
CHAPTER III.

One more day has passed. Even
ing has thrown her veil over the city.
Weary merchants leave their desks
and seek the quiet inclosure of their
families, where smiling wives and
prattling children beguile the evening
hours. Statesmen, clerks, ok-keep-
ers, errand-boys welcome twilight and
HE from their respective places of
employment; some to the quiet and
peace of " home," and some, alas to
scenes OF amusement, debauchery and
crime. The sun in his course shines
upon busy world, and with its beams
sets in motion the machinery of life !;
but the twinkling stars and blushing
moon look down from their azure home
and see gigantic crimes, that hide their
head by day, prowl around beneath
the shades. Vice and light are sworn
enemies
The lamps were already shining in
the saloon to which the reader has
been introduced. Temptation, shak-
ing off her fears with the departure of
the light, had thrown wide open her
dens, and old and young were enter
ing. The old man bowed with the
weight of years, weak and trembling,
was there; the strong, stalwart, in the
meridian Of life, unfettered by the
chains of age, was there-and the
tender youth with the dews of life's
morning upon his brow was there.
Fathers, sons, husbands, brothers, all
were there.
Oh, the dear pleasures Of the velvet plain,
The painted tablets, deal, and dealt again"
The time-worn, timc-soiled door
swung back and dark-visaged, stout
built man entered. He glanced up
and down the long room, scanning as
it seemed the contour of each person
present. This was the work of but a
moment, and he moved toward the op-
posite end of the building where a
man was sitting alone with his back
to the light.
GOOD evening, sir,' said the man
tapping the dreamer gently on the
shoulder.
Why, good evening, Mr.. Sockley,"
returned the other looking up and
grasping his hand.
"Why so pensivc, Mr.. Worral ?"
81 have just received very singu
lar and to me wholly inexplicable note
If you can offer any explanation you
will confer lasting favor" and ht
handed him a small strip of paper
which he was holding in his hand.
Mr.. Sockley took it and found it tt
be receipt for seventeen Thousand
three hundred dollars paid by one JOIN
G. Jones to Redgree, Hook & Co.
"Well, Harry, what OF this! tin'
it merely receipt"
"A receipt indeed, nothing strang
| in that, but who is John c. Jones ?"
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CHAPTER III.
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81 will do it, sir, provided
"We don't wish any prviso. 1t is
not a matter of choice, and ] desire
that you should distinctly understand
that; it is, sir, matter of compulsion."
and the speaker knit his brows and
nervously paced the counting-room.
Give me six months credit, Mr..
Redgree, and faithfully promise to
liquidate the debt even to the last
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sE CHARLES

Remarkably successful in business, he
had amassed princcly fortune whilst
yet comparatively young, and withal
possessed good sense enough not to
enter into any ruinous speculation
whereby he might lose in a day the
accumulation of years His riches,
contrary to the general rule, had not
caused him to become either avaricious
or parsimonious. The city of p.
contained not within lis limits more
liberal, generous-hearted man than
Mr.. Ebcrlie, and being devout Christ,
ian he was, according to the standard
of right and wrong, model of true
excellence. Such was the character
of Mr.. Eberlie as he, with his pleasant
unaffected manner, grasped the hand
of his son-in-law.
I" am glad to see you, Henry.
Marie is well / hope"
Very well thank you, sir
And how is business am out so
little that | can scarcely Judge wheth-
er it is brisk or dull. suppose from
the situation of your store it is always
brisk with YOU
"Not always, father. The dullness
of business is a general complaint
throughout the city just now But
we are hoping for better things soon
There must be an ebb in every tide,
and happy he who is far-seeing enough
to take the particular tide at it's food,
which may lead him on to fortune
THUS the two chatted on general
subjects. Harry always keeping far
thest from the subject nearest his
heart. How could he tell his father of
his embarrassment? True, he knew
of his loose habits Of late, and had
more than once spoken to him of them;
but he little thought that his property
was so nearly squandcred and himself
involved in debt. In the presence of
Mr.. Eberlie his heart failed him, and
he took his departure without once
broaching the subject.
Depressed in spirits he plodded his
homeward way. At the hall door the
same sweet smile welcomed him-the
same low voice repeated his name,
and the same little mouth imprinted
the wonted kiss. He tried to appear
cheerful at the table, but the quick
eye of his wife detected upon his brow
more cloud than sunshine-more sad
ness than joy. She whose smile once
constituted a heaven of bliss, whose
voice was more sweet to his ear than
harp or viol--now burden! Crime
always bushes in the presence of pu-
rity, and pertidy sits uneasily when
confronted by meek, forbearing con-
stancy!
Approved security murmured he
to himself, approved security" How
the words lacerated him. How tor
turing was the last sentence of the
mercer; | must bring suit against
you according to law" Tomorrow,
then," thought he, "will whisper in
Marie's ear the story which dare not"
The evening passed slowly. Harry
complained of WEAKNESS and made
this his apology for retiring early
As he badc his wife an assumed cheer
full good night she looked up archly
into his face and whispered:
" Do you remember one year ago,
Harry"
Il think not, why should ?"
1t Is one year ago tomorrow since
we were married.
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= 0EGn =. A Benevolent institution. es.
- tablished by special endow-
meHt, tor the reIiet ot the sick and d tressed af
tiietcd with Virntent and Epioemic diseases.
The Directors oi this we'll known Instiftiau II.
their Annual Report upon the treatment Of Sexula
Disc asess for the year ending January lst 1858 ex-
press the highest satisfaction with the success which
has attended the labois OF the Consulting Surgeon
IN the care Of Spernato torhodas Seminal Weakness
lmpotence. GoHorrhtpa, Glest, Syphilis the vice 81
Onanispg Sci! -nbisse, Il cs, and oder couti1f
uance of the same pian for Tie ensirg yeaf sIhe
Consulting Surgeon is authorised to give MEDi-
CAL ADVICE GRATIS, to ali who apply hy let.
ten, wiih Description cage. occupation, haliits of
life, 6lc y and in cases ot extreme poverty fc fur
nj h Medicine FIR t.E OF CHARGE. Some Of The
new remedies and methods of treatment, discover.
ed during the past yeer, are of great value esl e
Au admirable report on Speiniatorrhma, or Semi
nnl Weoknesst the Vice OF Dnanism, Masttirbation
or Sell ab1se, and other diseases OF the Sexua or
Rans. by the coesulting Surgeon, will be sent. hy
maii lin Q seaied letter envelopeJ + X r E +
CHARGE, on receipt OF two stamps for postage
Other Reports and 1racts on the nature and treat.
meat of Sexualdiseaees, Diet, gGcs afe constanty
qeing published ior gfatpi ous distribution and val
br sent to the afflicted.
Address, for Report or treatment, DR. GEORGE,
X. CALHOUN Consulting Surgeon, Howard Asso4l
ciation, No. 2, Sorth Ninth Street, Phlatleipha
Pa. Ay order of the Directors,
GEO FhiReRlID SeG'y.
BERA D. HEARTWELL, President
Fah IGheatu .ssapa4sepsss
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GROCERIES For 1853.

4 ~ BAGS Rio Coffee, leo hhds Sugar,
AOO eco bbis and halt bbls Moasses,
so bbls Refined Sugar. so bbs Syrups,
15 Boxes assorted brands Tobacco,
20 Dozen Tubs assorted sizes, t..t. .....
20 do Brighton BIZ, kcts,
25 do White Cedar, ~.
80 Boxes Toilet soap IS Boxes Castillo Soap,
20 do German 25 do Rosin,
20 do Soda Salaratus ...... .....-.,. ..s q
500 Sacks Table Salt, ~. ....s.,..., s,,.a t,s
10 ans Mustard 10 Cans Cassia
Is BiTento, 90 Boxes Extract Coffee,
10 Boxes Indigo,
% Packets Java Coife, E r.
Is do Laguara Coiieee, ta-i Ga.H# f.8a
10 Boxes Ground Pepper, 5u Boxes Starch.
90 Half barrels earbs Soda, %@F.# s T-A@
50 Chests Tea, ~ '
20 Bbls ! anner.s Oil. 10 Bbls Linseed Oil,
20 do Xeniu Lime,
80 do No Mackerel,
100 f. Bbls No 8 do
20 Qr do do do -
I5 3bls Mess Shad,
Is do No Herring. 2 casks Goldfish.
100 Kegs Nails ass rted sizes;
90 Boxes S earine and Apal Candles, as
IS do Extract ogwood, @}
10 do Maddcr. 20 Boxes Raiains,
10 do Figs so do Glass,
300 Kegs W Whiie cad
sc 0 Bbis Pittsburgh Salt,
100 do Lake do D
Just received and for sale, at River prices, at
GEORGE Il WILSON'S.
Cadiz, Ohio April 81, 1888.
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sliarpsourgn, Ky, l3ih July, lS5'

Sarps0pfgh, Ky, l3ih July, 1858
We doing well, and well plens
ed with our Engine and Mil A resident Of Flem-
ing county came expressly to gee our mill in opo-
ration. He says We can make plank faster Than
any millin the STATE and was the hest pleased man
we ever saw. We have made euongh to pay 70.
our aiiil already. J. w g. 4. ARNETT.
Sommerset, Perry Co., o sch May 1853
We are cutting from four to seven
thousand feet per day in bud oak, and we think we
eun cut more lumber than any mill that now runs
We cut during this month leo occ, and can do i,
one month with another the whole year through -
We need hardly add that the Mill and Engine Il cs
US satisfaction. MATHEWS. SHIRLEY & co
tlillsborough, D., 9th, Nav 1858.
We are saving from to COCO lee t
per day, which we think is doing we'll We had a
visitor iael Monday from long distance who came
10 US work. because he could not believs mil
with single saw could cut what was reported -
lie was deeply prtludced in favor OF the double saw
We fired up and pat some poplar LOGS on the mill
and cut 1873 feet inch boards in one hour and fifty
minutes. This convinced him that the double saw
was too complicated, and thar our mill made lur-
Der fast enough and good enough To satisfy him
S Johnson
.s. Circleyille, Ohio, 2Tth July 1855
We sawed with tonr hands 1860 feet;
rs iach boards in 50 minutes and can tor $50 cut
1900 feet in one hour. II you have any body that
beats that send me word 4. WOOD ROW.
Cherry Valley, Wilson Co Tenn
It ID q decided point that yours is
Dunlap says his first and BIaHdy's next, say Blan.
dy's Erst and Dcnlaps next. Twill let you know
what the old Durham bull, our Engine is called,
Goee occasionally Jos. YOUNG
Columbus Miss, 3D., July 1883
have received your Eight horse
Engine and ind il most excellent after giving II
good tust M. X. LENNON
a Henry Co., fem Sept II 1888
We have snwed in three hours $50
feet, and yesterday, heipg Saturday sawed in se4
en- hours 5000 feet and walked 10 Paris, 6yz miles
--r A HALL
.a. Windsor, Morgan Co, @. llth June 1858
They timed us, and found we cut
SIS feet In 90 minutes BINGHAM
Paris, Tenn, l2h Sept. 1883
We have numl erless visitors every day
Your guarantee OF 1900 feet per day wou Id not
give one iafthing tor. We cut easily
with gond hands COCO feet per day and for brag days
we can cut 20 600 feet. have no doubt yours is
Tie very bestsaS mill in use ] SWAYNE
We build our machinery for the people, it is bot
By the people, and o. Grated triumphantiy and sue.
tssfully by the people from The people we So
hcit orders lor Engines and Milis.
Circulars containing esclirt ions cuts, prices
4 c; forwarded to all applicants,
Orders, visits, ana correspondence respectfully
solicit d.
Address II. & r. BLANDY.
Flnndy's Steam Engine Works, GAINESVILLE, o
Oct. 1853.
NIB. All WHOM, it may concern are hereby notlfi-
ed shat infringe ments OF Our Patent, dated August;
,, 1873, by builders, vendors operators, will be
prose ecuted to the tullestexle Of the law.
gct6-ts 1883 II
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For the cure of Scroula. General Debility and
all diseases arising from Impurities of the Blood
and the effects Of Mercury
swaims Panacea has been for more than thirty
five years celebrated in this country and in Europe
For lis cxtrabtdfAHrv ctrcs some Of which are too
lri4lntnl gonralpubicntion where the patient g
nave been almost etten up With ScortuIn, an dwere
deemod ineuruble bypaysciaiIs
Ii has been used in hospitals and private practice
an has be n recommended by The most celebrated
phys and other eminent persons. Among 9th
ors, by w G.. Gibson, MD Prot ofSurgery z, M
u iiversity; Valeninc Mott, A. d. Prot Of Surgery
N. Y. Ukivorsity;W P. Devices, NJ II. Prof Mid
Fem. University; N. Chapman, NJ d., Prof of Phy-
sic, Penn University;1. faflte, NJ. D., P esident
College Physicians. Philadelphia. @H
The wond 'riul cures effected by Swain's Pam.
cea have Tor many years made it an Invaluable 10.
medy, and have occasioned unprncipled persons to
initiate 1t, and thus impose on the diseased and af
hieted Almos daily we are informed of several
WIN have been deceived in this city. t,ttt
SwaiIl's Panacea is in roand bottles, ilufed lon
gtudlna!ly, wish the following letters blown on the
2tasS,
.'.s WA AEFa's -PAx.kCE l-PaHsE1AuA.', >,
Having The the naHio d las SwAlN stamped on the
sea ing wax and dAwritteH on the label covering the
cork, and a splendid engraving on the side Of the
bottles by Draper& Go. bank note engra vers In
The G. nlfe OF which Is portrait OF the late VIM
Swain, (copyrlgh; securely
& II pc sons purchasing tthe Panacea will be care
tunto observe the above caution and that the name
~wA9i5fs correctly spelled, they need not be I'M
posed on. # ~
Prepared only at Swaiia's Laboratory tho old
stand, South Seventh Street, below Chestnut Phil
adelpiia, and seldby all druggists fn the Unind
"a General Agents for the IT,. 544sg
gSclaiaGeI5ss Brothers IL 60.
liQ. WillianSt New York.
D,
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New Arrangement. a

FOR THE BENEFIT OF MYaCUSI0si-
ERs ihaye concindsd 70 make the following Ar
bic terms as they ean, be bad In this market Be-
Iievihg that sl5t Settlements are most satisfactory
10 all parties have concluded 70 settle wifh all fny
cdstoih6rs BY The first Of January and the 3.fst cl
Iuiy of each year. These arrangemepfs viii Be
strictly adhered to. - Jam Is STEWART, /"
cadlz, Chic, jdaahfyt T,,l05E ,,s4 .os4,I ,.,x
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ADAMS / XPREsS COMPANY
- A. r. MOORE. Agent. Cadiz. O.

THIS COMPANY HAS UNSURPASSED FA-
safe and expeditions forwarding and prom ut deliv
cry Of Bank Notes, Gold and Silver Coin, Parcels,
Packages, Freight, Poultry, Butter, Eggs. &C.
Aso for the collection OF Notes Drafts and Ac.
counts in all the Cities and almost all the Towns
and Villages 10 the world. .g.-., .....s
Particular attention paid to forwarding goods for
Movers, &c. .... ...s...4'-, -..,.a
Prices as low as can possibly he afforded, g..
10 show the facilities this company have for the
speedy transportation ot articles OF all kinds, il is
only nescessary to say that any thing entrusted
the lr care will be taken irom.C Cad'z Philadelphia
in 81 hours; and from Cudiz to Cincinnati in u
hours, and to all other parts of the country ia the
same proportion OF time. o ..
Fer turtle" information apply to the Agent in
Cadiz, who will be re ady al all Zines to give all de.
sired informant - +..l. ...~..-..l ..
- A.F MOORE, Agent.
Cadiz Ohio Jun9 Is, 1s59iy
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New GOODS!
GEORGE ALLEN.

VXTOULD take this method Of informing every
w pefson thatho 10 rreparodt to sell Goods al
his store in f4. tac. s.zs4.Gs lsEt'f
FAEEk VIE w, saaw "
cheaper than ever. Ills stock is lurge and fresh.
and comprises everything kept in a country store.
His teTnia are Cash CT credit of six months after
whicn time interest will be charged on all book
cconu ts. lagsa. NJ @gH 3G .uititt HgiZHA =
he highos st price paid for all kinds of produce
GEORG E ALLEN 70
Fairview Ohio Oct. % lS5T-tf
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A splendid Gold Watch for $50 atIiy IS r,hi,, Il
IN advance. the balance 10 be sent 10 US a. soon
as the WAI,H is received in good nrder The tu .
dersiRned ini7orit oi Watches and nanu
at IeweIy would dsprEe OF large Stock of plo,,n NJ
Gold Watches, the nInst liberal terms 10 mn rrha
l sels and ogenls. We warrant tlr. Wat ms q,od
time. Pelcrs soild gnl. cases, full lewced patent le.
vers surh as sell in the country at Irnm no 10 So
dollar, ani Which are selling Rt The low rris
0i go ach. We want agents in Fvctv sce,ion of
Tho country, To Whom we are paying u commission
oi 50 eHsh Tor raeh n'ch sold, or tor the name uf
each puTcitasor sent with the first paytnent ,e5N
We give the lucal agency ta ilr rsi pe rsau bfe,u
Ing purchaser IN any HtiEh ilitId and will nav
hIni the Above rahied epn'iHissipH tr every Wati
he sells the reaer Any compcieui person ca !, have
travelling agency, which by having le of tAesa
wetchcS as a sampler can be made 10 unv h,tfer
than any business we know of An agent ,vhrn
sending for his own Watch aud the agency nav mr.
der watches for other customers in the came va, L.
age, ly reniling the s5 each, his ctmmissinn :,
he Tetn ned cut Of the Gaai pay msntof S25 each
By urspscirl sr'a nEenfcht with European man
uac lutsTs and ly taking antagc of the pres nj
lew woges which prevriis in the manufacturing
districts we are prepared to say GgIrsTatingiy tkat
we eau furnish Gold Watches ut q less p;ice ih1n
was ever offered in this or any 9th, market Be
slCeE Ibis ouf customers viii obtain their Watches
tr )nl hret hahds, instead of paying as usual the
profits OF the importer, Jubber ReIa Ter, &c.
ANY person 0tsiring TO secure an agency or oh
tain an elegant Gold Watch fer their own use, can
remit us The first S. by mail, when the watch will
be immediately sent to amy part nf riie country the
ninlnder >23 to be forwarded to lis receptetthe
Watch. 'arr
As the public have have been frequently swim
diedby bogus enterprises we take pleasure in rc-
fcrl0g to the following substantial and we'll known
business hoases any one Of which wi II vouch for
Ire legitimate, reliable honorable character OF
this business ...r s-1.4..rt .1. -a.f .-a.a.r.
B. NJ. X + A. WIFI LOCK G. CO., Wholesale
Grocu:s. l3 l}eekman street. ~ w. q. ar4.r
a. S, BARNES d CO. Book Publishers, 81 s.
50 John st n. Y. - -N...-r I'rF-I
WV. A, HAYWARD & Co, Jewellers, 2ce
Broadway. n. Y. ro- Iay ~ 'I'.i1
n. McCoNOCHIE s. CO., onniission Mer.
chants 43 81 As Broad street, N. Y. s.-.- .s- W.
}. w. i. 81 URGlS 4 SON, Wholesale Grocers,
% Front Row., Memphis, Tenn. - -,a
.. .... -.. Address
% a. j. G. BEERS ik CO.,
No. Maiden Lane, N. Y.
o. Persons will be particular in sending their |
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BPRIvATE H0sRIr AL
RICORD,S RACTf(sE

EL7lIIs Ws-Al. sI4s~ IlaOgNsrI .ws
oLl1 ESTABLEsiEDt fltIVATB FlGSFTI. b,
Eocated in fheAtcade, apposite Post 8ilces aa
where faHaGess eroaae5 q tfs notice u ,abss
afflicted with any form Of private disease, the
FRENCH SYSTEM OF CURE. This cIasss of
compiaints he has nlode speciality for the last Is
years, uni the kncwcdgease has d the NV Mr.
ftoBoF TREATMENT now In operation III p afis.
and the Hospitals Of this coantrv, warrants hnfiH
saying that none Of the forms the diseuse is wont
70 assumcsis without Sure a Guick kpnds Permanent
kepieay #fhe kemedies epiployedby The DR.. are
Tree from Snyotensive Ia Ste and Smell, contain
no mercury and require change Of Diet, business
or pleasure Persons caF be curedafhoufS bys sta
ting thcir case and addressing Df, WV Il. Hoyr.
Male or female who have SpeYmatorrhea or NHc.
turnal Etlusion, lose no time but consult the Dr.
and get his Specific, which has saved thdRsands from
the graveaaRdWhich is warranted to cuf8aliis dis
ease sIrom 40 weeks or The msney refunded
,.sD tioYq 10 alsoagent for Dr.gDanas a elilale
lisnahly Pills No female should be illg6ut flan,
they can truly be e. He'd the 'FeHIaies FRIEND z @
A desideratum has been gained in the practice 6l
Medicine hitherto upatainable by the eifIsdieaf4aes
ulty. Dr. DUMAS has used these in his practice in
Rari54 wAich isthe largest ql yseiah IN tia
city T Of years andsnever dnriHgdD years pFactEGs
Ias he beea gaowil 10 havaa fililire These Ilflls
have been approved of byrthe Ec6ls de Medicihe
fully sanctioned by the NJ. X. G, S of London
Edinburgh and Dublin, as q neyer-!ailing remedy
tof producing ihc Cateulantal of Monthly Flow.
lt.pagh psrleciyhanllessto uls mpsts elieatc, vel
ies are earnestly yrequested moi ID mistake heiF
enhdition, (if pregnantI ms mistaniage would GER
lai, easgs Z PE,ss oo peE bqS sea byaqi
tented and protectedby DR.. dumas, Of Paris, and
sanetionsa blythe CollsgeFof Physicians and Sur
geon&0f 1pHaon. A
Thiaihas:ainent snabies.those Whose health or
circumstances d. not permit increase OF iamily,
g regulate or limit their offspring without inu-
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fe(IlMl.To ,r e.acIlcfs.L Z

TIME Board OF Examiners ot llarrisong county
4 Ohio, viii hold d meeting al Caaiz, on ihe la,
feId0g III Z enclfs of lh6 al'ato@ins ~ iI6atss
April, Aay, September, .petoter.Bsapd Novom.
bcr, 1858, and Febrndry and March, 1889, eommen
cling at 10 o'cleek, a NJ On each day. fof the ex-
u Teachers, uti[er the sac 10 provide
tortiie rtOrgat III tiOn, supervision and maintain,
ancc Of cQVy{ ~ scllocls,s Z passed March Va 1853
s@NWsR sS- Oyaer Ut tie Bo@ u, ~,
.zii,sf. Y 's'@.. u 9 ADAMs Cierlr.1 Z
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SI0O000

eHF estAb lishnaent and consequently prod, ce our
nachinrfy at Il lowest possible cost I
On Portable CireulaI Saw Mills are built after
the most approved models with saw of any diumc-
teF. iron OF wooden head blocks, betting &c, Re
completely equipped ior running IS they leave tho
works.
1hors is no business, with which we are arqnain
tsd. that pays so well as operating our Portable
Saw Mills II is quite comm0n tn clear the whole
frs; cost within the first Ealfyear's run The re-
porte OF the operators extraordinary that
we prefer TO let them speak for themselves in the
iondtfAes;
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FONT All Gene at Once. .

IT GOTH: AcI r, WARTS, CORNS, &c, can be
cured. The greatest remedial agent ever
discovered for curing the above named Diseases
The preparation is 50 cheap AID common that
child can procure the ingredients and make the com
pould with perfect success. Cures ToothaGhe in
4 minntes. Corns, Warts, 4 c., will be removed in
"a hours after the applica lion. All lhe above ma.
med receipts will be sent post paid any address
on the receipt OF % cents to our address; which
may be RENTED in postage stamps; be ides re.
C ipt i"r making Lemonade, Syrup, sc, &c. rsf
Address II. x CO; ~
Box 10, West Carlisle, Cosho,ton Co., ..
Aun 4 .hs.tl
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G. MUL00ON..

" ION al A II 3 IL EF VI sDYRkS,
coREE MARgkT ANN rotETf sTs.
Stcubcmyilie, y.
EJ-Sculptufing and Carving done ON the shortest
notice, which tor ceafncss o. expression and bean-
ty oi design, is not surpassed IN the West. Per-
tage, in price as we'll as quaity 10 cali upon hilH
beiure ordering elsewhere, as work is done at Eas
tern prices and Iull satisfaction guarantesd. His
stock consists Uf several vafietes 8ef aiiit aents
Tablets, lornbsiepcs: and Fini short aIl kirds Of
plain and ianey Marble work. no5,57rIy
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son, did not do SO we'll. Nov it does we'll and we
can grind as much wheat with as little fuel as any
one | know of. ! wish alIsawanting Steam Engines
could get one as good as mine
OTIiANlEL WOODROW.