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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-08


NEw PUBucAToSs.-We have received from
the publishers, Messrs. Leonard, Scott Co.
through Hawks & Brother, the Sept. number
of BlackwoOd's, which always comes to hand
filed with sound and able articles, interspersed
with lighter food for the weary to rest them
selves by reading.
Its contents re:-Chor5ourg-Th Specta-
Gle; What will he DO with it Perspiration
and suifoeation-Ths Light of the Hearth,
Part IA ParocLial Epie-John Company's
farewell to John BulI-The Commons at Cher
bourg-By one of Themselves.
Bryant & STATIONS American Merchant for
October has just come to hand. 1t is embel-
lished with very fine engraving of Mortimer
Livingston, who is well known as the manager
OF the New York and Havre Line Of Steam
ships. Important articles on Mercantile Law,
Mines and their Products, and the Commercial
Preliminaries Of America, add much to the
value of the work Fhis magazine has now
completed its FIRST volume and should its value
continue to increase as it has done, it must
stand IN the front rank Of American AIonthlics
Through Messrs. Hawks & Bro, we have re-
eeived the Cosmopolitan Art Journal for Sep
tember. This magazine Of Art contains much
of general interest and is illustrated with fine
steel engravings of Mistress Anne Page, and
Rosa Bonheur, the celebrated artistic, and sew
eral excellent wood engravings. The publica-
ton is devoted to the interests Of the Cosmopol-
iian Art Association.
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CLEVELAND, FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 8, 1858.

IKE CASE OF WATSON LEwIs.-The prclimi-
nary examination of Watson Lewis before Es-
quire MILLER yesterday morning was very brief,
and developed but little further than that Wat
son is gay Lothario" Of the most enterpTis-
ing description. The testimony showed that
Watson Lewis was married to one Mary Par
ker ON the 27th day of November, 1856, by J..
P. BATES, Justice Of the Peace, at Willough-
by 1t was not shown what led to the separa-
tion Of Watson and his first wife Mary Parker,
although the latter, prostitute under another
name than her proper one, is now resident of
Cleveland. and an inmate OF a house of prOsti-
tuition. Watson then made the acquaintance
of Mary n. Lloyd, daughter Of highly respec-
table and comfortably situated farmer living
near Willoughby, for whom he worked some
time as field hand, and finally induced her to
marry him entirely against the fathers will apd
without his knowledge The latter marria- e
was solemuized by Esquire MILLER on the 2sth
Of September last, as stated in the LEADER of
the 29th. The notoriety which the publication
of their marriage in the city papers Occasionel,
doubtless led to the discovery and arrest Of
Watson on the charge of Bigamy as above
The proof of Watson's guilt is positive, and he
was ordered to find bail in the sum of one thou
sand dollars to appear at the next term OF the
Court Of Common Pleas, or stand committed
In default of bail, Watson Lewis was sent to
the County prison, where he viii probably re-
main until his trial occurs.
Young ladies who contemplate runaway
matches,a Ia Dean d Boxer and Lewis & Lloyd,
will find abundant food for serious eOntempla-
tion and reflection in this latter case, and learn
BY the dearly bought experience Of the unfOrtu-
nate Mary Lloyd, that too much care cannot be
exercised in the choice Of husband, o. too
much attention given to the advice and judg-
ment Of parents
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TAYLoR, GsIswoLo & 20. We invite atten-
ton TO the advertisement Of this firm in To-
days paper. The members Of the firm are
gentlemen long and fvorably known to tie
public, and among our business men they hsve
earned and sustained an enyiablc IrrputatiOn as
fair and reliable dealers. For years they have
carried on the dry goods business in this city,
and now If Eeeds no word Of ours to insure TO
them tho conf lenee of the public; that they
have already; and our object is merely to call
attention to the extensive stock Of Dry Goods
and Carpets which they offer for sale Open,
prompt and upright dealing ever eharaeterizes
this firm as one of the best in the city, and
buyers can see aud select for themselves, conf
dent that they will find No misrepresentation be-
hind those "big show windows"
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GUIrAR-J-H THoxIs. Teacher of the Cult
AZ, Rooms at No. Euclid street Terms
Fifty cents per lesson. f. b.
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- AND ENAMELED CRATES.
WF L MARVIN. NO. 8 9FUBLlGtJ
Wv SQUARE tSuuth sidel has lI llst 51sa 5.t ~ ssTi
f--lfl lI-tory s-c ol The lalsesianl ues' N
Nenis cd ENAsIELED CRATES,
.. d, ,his r,,rzet Tie always keeps o. lsld tte
~. ~ l ~ mos sppr0rei stvea oT CoOklNtf aaa
olz-r klEds ol sEUNLS
MlaafartuTef Expressly for thls 5HaTket' a''a a''a
Warranted 20 gre perfect Satisfaction
f9s =ls Is casstzEiT sqHpit VITA aa afSlI'I1sl. M
W,strl are AID House Earnlshia AIile es a. = -
I'D lsd trauuisciures large stock q - SSllFF
eer r. Wars All of uhica MUST AND WILL b r
som, sf y i5lcsale rTctsil f'r cash
At Prices TO Suit the Times
Aatinis Of ofIOBBINsi. ROOFING, T Y IIoUG Gil 5li
~. ~ sc done Ia the Inst vsarkia ilh nanhe1 anu
o. SHORT MOTT p. -,..-- a. ,l,.. sfripr ''
- IN 6sfirs plrchasnE eisehsrs a. nc oie az q
v7si Sa1 ss Fa,Spt Hosel Ooos stoves szes -
TO so e'eh- W l. MARVIN,
-=-g-,v1- z No S1uth SIDE Public Sqq1re
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DLE A n ID HARNESS
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES.

cK@L HAGAN'S JOHN is out o.
ESxT of the ring The question will H9N
be asked, Whyi IL is written. the laborer Is woFs
thy of his wages. and why should a man toll for
naughti Thankful for past faVors. and continu
ance Of good will.
Rise, Jupiter, and Snuff Ge Noor ."
HAGAN'S JOHN still retains Greek Nation. with
all its laws and indelibie rights for il Ia written
that "selfpreservation Is the frat law Of Nature ~
Why should man despair, long AZ there il a reef
TO unturi. for he knoweth not his destinyl There
fore, l have commenced my old business On 18th
street and will DO ready to build from a Wheelbar-
and take Horses on iiyery-wil be ready 70 trade
for anything, from goose yoke mp TO a blind OK
Barnum. with all his humbugs and Walker with his
military renown, 10 nothing 10 compare TO IA
CAMS JOHN career. which you viii hear more
hereafter. JOHN HAGAN,
10 tn--fa atfop
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CHILDREN'S GOODS.
Children's Gauze Merino Under Shirts
Do Embroidered Muslin Fro * Bodies
Childron's Embroidered Muslin Robes
Do do Linen Chemlsetts
Do White Peque Tamas
Boys White and Colored Linen Jackets
Misses Linen and peque Sleeves and Collars
Ladies' tiauZe Merino Under Vests
Do Embroidered Linen CHEMISTS
Do do Cambria Skirts
Do do Linen Yokes and Sleeves
Dc and Children's Steel Spring skirts
Lace and Silk Mantles
Rich Grenadine and Berage Robes
New Goods constantly coming in, at 90 Main st.
my6 CHRISTIAN q LATHR0P.
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NEW GOODS OPENING TO-DAY
~ 2j pieces Black Silk different grades
30 Swiss and Cambria Musns
Solid coored Bereges aud Challies
Blue and Green Tissue Wells
Buff and White Marseilles
Printed Irish and German Linens
Ladies' and Chlldren's Cotton Hose
1t is worth while for all in want of cheap goods to
call and examine our stock before making their pur-
chases. VI RIOS GNBAUM,
nv 10 1879 Broad street.
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NEW GOODS.-A. K. PARKER & co.
4N are now receiving their spring supply of For
eiCu and Domestic Dry Goods comprising every va
riety of the newest and desirable styles of la
dies and gentlemeu's wear Also, every variety of
Goods suitable for Planters and Housekeepers:
FIouEced Berage Robes ami Robes A'qule
Black and ColOred FlouDced Silks and Robes
Aquille
Dalila Muslin Robes
Black RrOche Robes
Bayadere and Fancy Silks
Berage De LANES Plain and Figured Mousse
lines
Plain Cold and Black Berages
Plain, Cold and Black Challes
Brown White and FANCY half Hose
Ladies' and Childrens Hosiery
Irish tnens Linen Sheetngs. Table Damask Da
mask Napkins, Plain and Colored and Bodrered
Towels Brown and Bleached SheetIngs and Shirt
ings. Striped and Plaid Osnaburgs, Plaid Domestics
&c &c NH q
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DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
r ARGE AND DESIRABLE STOCK
IL OF
Foreign Dry Goods,
FOR ASH,

We will from this date until the lst OF June, oner
our entire stock of Day GOODS, without REGARD 70
their COST. for CASH . credit OF months. iof
approved negotiable paper.
The stock consists in part OF Black ana fanCy
assortment OF Tailors' Trimmings, Ladies Dress
Goods. in great variety, white and checked Gam.
brcs Jaconets, Nainsook and Swiss Muslins, lrisa
Iaens, Linen Sheetings, Damssk Toweilings, &c,
many ofwhien are of our own importation.
We invite the Retailers Of the city. speclaliy 70
examine cur stock. To our cohutry friends, we
fee grateful for the encouragement they have gwen
us in efforts increase the sale of Foreign Dry
ti0ods in this market; and we will continue 70 NIL
THEIR orders on the usual credit OF months at re-
duced prices 1t is our purpose to close every de-
kcription of Fancy Goods ut auction on the LIST june
and expect to open the Fall Trade with an entire
new importation, many Of our orders being already
in hand
We mean no Humbugl but pledge ourselves 10
act up to the letter of this advertisements o
J Is FERGUSON, JR, co.
nv T-dtist.June No Pearl street.
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~. CARRIAGES. CARRIAGEs

cgr-TEk< OhhhIhULDf VhhHIhUES.
fsE~ The subscriber has on hand at his Coach
Making Establishment. on Lombard Alley, between
Main aud Cary, (3h and 18th s.reets) near the Co
lumbar Hotel, COACHES, CHARI0TEES BA-
ROUCHES, BUGGlES, with and without tops and
SULKIES. all of bis own make Of the best materials
good work OF the kind can be in the city of Rich.
mond. and respectfully ask call from those in
want of any article in the Carriage line As am de-
termined r. make to order and sell at the lowest
prices possl6ig and all work Sold that is new war
ranted. MICAJAK MANGUM.
ia lS-Qpp
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sU SPRING STOCK m
6sAA HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS. MsssA
ron isas.
Mrt,, 60 E,,.L,nn,a1 Ia

PINFORD, DICKINSON WEIsIGER,
Have now ready one efthe largest aud most sele6t
ed stock Of HATS, CAPS. AND STRAW aeoDo
ever offered in this market, consisting OF al ING
newest aud nost fashionable styles utanntactcreu
for the season, which will he Sold wholesale arc -
tail on The most favorable terms TO punctuai en.t9
mcrs. Merchants and others visiting the city Niu
find II TO their advantage g. call and examine i3r
Themselves assuring them that they will lad cur
stock complete and desirable In every respect.
Thankful for the kind patronage bestowed upOh
Us, hore, by strict attention. TO nIers ecni'ua
nnce Of the Same.
offered nh 70
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Q600 REWARD.-JEFFRIEs AN

&60M REWARD.-JEFFRIES' AN
pcOO TID0TE, SPECIFIC MIXTURE for the
cure of Gonorrhea. elect, Structures, and similar
disorders 1t makes speedy cure without the least
restriction of diet, drink, exposure change in APP
plication to business. The proprietor challenges
sin gle case of recent Gonorrhna which the mixture
will not cure, under forfeiture of $500. Further
the disease cannot be contracted ii desc OF the Mix
ture is taken when exposed. Repeated experiments
and long experience have proved that it will rad
caly cure any case which'can be produced. This
desirable result is obtained in frOm two TO ten days
and as il neither creates nausea nor Otfends the pal
ate and renders unnecessary all deviation in diet or
interruption to usual pursuits, sound sleep or heal
thy digestion, the Nuisance is thus removed as
speedily as is consistent with the production OF
thorough and permanent cure. Its ingredients are
entirely vegetable, and no injurious effect elsner
constitutionally or locally, can be caused by Its
use. ~
Price 81 per bottle. Sole agent for New foik, Z
FL Ring, No g. Broadway, corner OF John street
TR CALLENDEk, corner of Sd and Walnut sts'
agent for Philadelphia. - ,.,,,,,,,o>,
fe a3-dly Richmond. Va.
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~ Il. ULOpTON.

l. Z. ULUPIUN,
4. ARCHITECT AND CIVIL ENGINEEh,
Is prepared to survey, locate and make axe, E Ss,l
mates for all kinds of Canals and Roads, VIII cur 8
yey Lands and furnish Drawings for all kinds OF
Engineering Works, Bridges, Machinery, &c lie
will make Designs and Estimates for Public b9iiu-
ings Private Residences stores and Manufactorlgs,
and superiutend the construction OF the same. ne
will also Measure all kinds of Earth WORK Maseh-
~ Bricklaying, Carpenters Work, &C: ne H ,e1 1
may favor him with their PATRONAGE. Re SIN
j. R. CRUMP. G. E., is now associated WITH 4. d
CIOPTON and the business will henceforth be con-
ducted under the style of CLOPTDN a CkuMP.
sF Office on Main street, doors below Exchange
Rank Richmond Va.
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o. FOR SALE am authorized to sell
Ma the desirable residence at present occupied b!
Mr. Nd Kersey, situated on 18th street. The dwell
ing contains rooms; the whole premises are in good
order, with all necessary out-buildings it has well
OF excellent water on the premises. the lot fronts
~ feet on 18TH street. and extends to McCancc street
l65 feet BY applying to the subscriber great bar
gain can be had. Terms accommodating.
E. A CLOpT0N,
Corner of Wall and Franklin streets,
Opposite Messrs Dickinson, Hill Co.
nd o,v
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COAL.

COAL.
CHEAP ENGINE FUEL-Fine Coke
~ delivered at cents per bushei. II mixed with
a small proportion Of bituminous coal, II makes u
very economical fuel for steam engines. Yards cor
cer 10th street and BGsin and 9th and Byrd streets
ja6-ts JN0. J. WERTH. Agt
DEDUCTION In FUEL.-We have on
~ hand full supply Of excellent HARD COKE
which will be delivered FOR the balance of the season
$3.50 per load At this price it is beyond compa
rson the cheapest fuel 70 be had for close Stoves
Cooking Ranges and Heating Furnaces
60 Yards corner 10th street aud Basin, and 9Th
and Byrd streets JN0. j. WERTlI. Agent.
de 2e-ts
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A DDITIUNAL AND NEW ATTKAC-

A DDITIUNAL AND NEW ATTRAC-
IA TIoNS.-Now receiving from numerous Bank
fupt sales in New York RobHs AQuille SILK dresses
at SIS: splendid Chene Bayadere Silks; elegant
White Marseilles at 50 cents; yard wide Jaconet
Lawns at ~ cents, very superior at i2a cents per
ward No Linen Crash at Cd per yard; Irish Linens
all prices. some very cheap; all wool figured De-
LANES at IS cents per yard the best bargain ever
offsred splendid quality white Briliiantes at Is per
yard Buffdo for Basques at Isl Black Lace Mantil.
las, the cheapest heard of; Orgsndie Lawns ana
Fl0unced Robe-; elegant quality Berases nonncen,
and Robes AQuille; Black Lace Mitts; Railroad
Corsets; Extension skirts; Huckaback Towels az 20
cents per dozen: Doylies and fringes; Napkins; Ia
BILE Damasks; Birds Eye Diapers; Cotton Diapers II
yards for 81; Aliendale and Turkish Quits; LDen
Sheetings Linen Pillow Case; Linens; hne scotch
Gnghams at only 1913 cents per yard in addition 10
five cases yard wide Beached Cottons. slightly Dam
aged, worth l2s cents. at only s1s cents per yard
The above goods with variety other goods, Just
received being one of the most desirable and attrac
tive purchases have ever had the pleasure oi oher
ing to my friends and customers.
Please recollect am Supplied weekly with some
thing new and novel ALFRED MOSES,
nv N 63 Main street.
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Iss nrtzes Amounting TO $3N.0C1
Whole Tickets SO: Halves s5i Cuarters " 80.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to 50,0tU, corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips Of paper are encroed with small tin tubes and
placed in one Wheel.
The first 457 prizes, similarly printed ana enclrcled
are placed in another Wheel
The wheels are then revolved, and number Is
drawn from the wheel Of numbers, and st the same
time q Prize is drawn from the other wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn out opened and exhibit
ed to the audience, and registered by the Commits
sioners the Prize being placed against the number
drawn. This operation repeated until all the Prizes
are drawn out
APPROXIMATION PRTzEs.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
rst Prizes will be entitled to the Is Approxima-
lion Prizes. For example, II Ticket No. ii $50 draws
the SO 900 Prize those Tickets numbered PAS 249
II 25l 252 will each be entitled to $500 II Ticket
No $50 draws the $50 go Prize, those Tickets num-
bered 5a3 $40 SOL $50 will each be entitled to $500;
and so on according to the above scheme.
The 5000 prizes Of $50 will be determined by the
la figure ofthe number that draws the $4,000 prize.
For example: If the number drawing the $7o,O0
prize ends with No. then all the Tickets where the
number ends in will be entitled to 800 II the num-
Der ends with No2 then oil the Tickets, where the
number ends in q will be entitled to $40 and 80 on
too.
Certificates packages will be sold at the following
rates, which is the risk:
Certificate Of q package ofI0 whole Tickets. $50
10 half. 40
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
STAUNTnN

Ri. Rev ". MEADE d. d President of the Di-
rectOry.
Rt, Rev. J. JOHNS, D. D.. Vice President of the
Directory.
Rev r. III PHILLIPS 4. NJ, Principal and Head
of the Family assisted by full corps of experienced
and competent officers in the Boarding and Acaden-
ical Departments.
The session of 1850 will open on the last WE'D
NESDAY in next September. Registers with full
information, sent on application TO Rev. X II.
PHILLIPS. Stanton. Va. ap 2S-3m*
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We certify that We have examined the above state
ment of the Bank of the Valley aud have com pared
it with the returns from the Branches of said Bank
and lad 1t correct. ~
n BALDWIN,
JACOB BAKER,
WIN MILLER
GEO WARD,
ID W BARTON.
STATE OF VIRGINIA, FREDERICK County, TO WIT:
This day. Henry Brent Cashier of the Bank OF
the Valley in Virginia, personally appeared before
the subscriber Justice OF the Peace ia aud for the
county aforesaid aud made oath that the foregoing
exhibits true condition of said Bank on the let
day of April 1885, as made up from the books OF
the Bank and the reports OF the several Branches
Given under my hand this 30th April, 1893.
R'"f v n
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4 NO / PERUVIAN GUANO. AT RE-

IA DUCED PRTCES.-The Agentstof the Peruvian
Government having reduced their prices for Guano
we are now having shipped and will soon be in re,
ceipt of our Spring supply from Baltimore. IF the
stamp "A )" aud in prime order. We are now pre-
pared to make engagements for early delivery, at
reduced prices aud on the most favorable terms
We have also on hand, about 40 tons of Patagonia
Guano, of the cargo received last FAIL and A A Mex
lean Gusno, of the best quality, and the lowest
prices. CRENSHAW & CO.,
North side of the Basin, Richmond. Va
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NOTICE.-TO CARPENTERS AND

~ BUILDERS.-Thes subscriber would respectful
ly inform his friends and the public generally, that
he is prepared to execue all orders for BILLED
TIMBER with his usual promptness and on his
very accommodating terms.
To his old friends and patrons he would return his
sincere thanks for the patronage so literally be-
slowed on him for the past three years. and hopes
by strict attention to business, to merit contnu
ance of their fayors.
All orders left at Mr. Kersey's Jewelry Store, on
Main street. or addressed to the subscriber. through
the Richmond Pestoffice, will meet with prompt at
tention. ap l6-1mF no w LAKE.
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So FOR RENT UR LEASE.-The
Ha STORE on Pearl street next door to Messrs
Brummel Royst
Also, the new BRICK WAREHOUSE fronting OIL
the Basin and Cary street, next door to Messrs Wm
Staples Il Co.
Also. for Rent Sale, the three story BRICK
DIV rLLING HOUSE on Grace street. adjoining the
residence OF Judge Halyburton. Immediate pos
session given. Apply TO -
my 6-eodts JOHN RUTHERFORD.
90 THE OLD TREE HOUSE, FOR
E:1 RENT This House situated Broad, be
tween I'd and 81 streets, is for rent, with lease till
November. 1860. and the Fixtures together with the
Furniture for sale.
The House i, we'll fitted up for Restaurant, and
can be made one of the best Lager Beer Saloons i'll
the city.
sf uotrented priyateyby the 22d inst, the moyables
will be sold at auction. and the House rented out
that day.
Any one wishing to examine the premises, can do
SO before that day. Apply to
nv std n COOK & co. Aucts
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MOURNING GOODS,
ENBR0lDERI ES,

their assortment is always large even at the dullest
seasons of the year. whilst ia every description OF
and out-hands their supply is at all times adequate
to meet the heaviest demand that NAV be made upon
it; and as these goods are bought of the manufac.
turers their agents, chiefly for cash, it enables
them to offer them at the very lowest rates such
goods can be sold for by the largest houses in the
United states and will give their customers the adj
vantages Of any diminutiOn in price which such fil
cilities AFFORD them They therefore confident Y
invite call from all who have never visited Their
warerooms or given their stock the benefit of an ex
animation feeling assured that they satisfy the
most wayerIng that better uaintance will work
TO the profit and advantage Of the buyer. They
have experienced buyers always in market who
keep tnem supplied constantly with the newest and
best things brought 20 the country aud at the
time it affords them the means of exhibiting seiec
tion which, in extent and freshness cannot be sur
passed even il the larger cities of the North :.
TII0S. r. PRICE 4 CO.,
ap2c-lm Wholesale and Retail Dealers
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PUMP SOLE Doors Just received, very superior
lot of Gentlemen's French Pump Sole Boots. import
ed by myself, direct from Paris. They are something
extra. ALEX. HILL,
III Main street
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, 20.

DEMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS,
n NEURALGIA AND NERVOUS HEADACHE
The fact has been well known for long while that
MRS DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR IL the best remedy
KNOWN for Coughs and Colds; but perhaps II Ia not
generally 90 we'll known that 1t has relieved perma-
nsntly several cases of Neuralgia and Nervous Head
ache. Attention % requested 70 the following Ger
.RIcHmosp, January 49, i55s-This Ii TO certify
that have suffered from Nervous Headache and
Neuralgia most severely for several years. / have
tried various remedies. but fonnd no relief until,
s nUVI m r' DAVIS Couch Elixir. which found
Of great benefit to myself My daughter, who has
entered with acough since her infancy. has been en-,
tireiy cured by the use of Mrs DAVIS medicine. and
Il now free from cough and more vigorous than she
has been at any period of her life belieyeit TO be
on Elm nervous and general debility; :, -,
For sale by Mrs A B DAVIS, Fisher inston,
II.tpNs n yaIa fee