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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-10-27

Caesar" said a planter to his negro,
climb up that tree and thin out the bran
ches." The negro showed no disposition
to comply, aud upon being pressed for a
reason, answered, {" Well, look heah,
massa, if | go up dar an fall down an
broke my neck, dat'll be a tousand dol.
lars out OBJ you pocket. Now why don't
you hire an Irishman to go up, and den
il he falls an kills hisef. dar won't be no
loss to nobody"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-26

DOMESTIC GO0DS-We are receiving
~ a variety of Domestic Fabrics, comprising
Brown sHIRTlNas and sHsEfiSds. all widths
Brown Rleaehed and Corset DRILLS and JEANS
Blne DRILLS, DENNIS, SHIFTING STRIPES
penitentiary PLAlDS and STRIPES
Heavy Plaid and Strfped 0SNABURGS
BED TIcKINGa. APRON CHECKS
X Hsayy Twiled DUCKS. BAGGfN9s, be. DC.
Which we offer to Gosh. prompt sin Rona.s buy
lsis KENT. PAINE co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-26
By Henry W. Quarles,

A TTRACTIVE SALE OF BOOKS
"A On TUESDAY, the 23d instant, commencing at
"A O'Clock p. Nj. will be sold az auction an exten-
siSe catalogue of BooKS, comprising the library Of
of tae Virginia Historical Society and he late Rev
p. Berry, a learned English Clergyman, with add
tions from other sources ofmany valuable rare and
Travels Bellies Lettres, the Sciences, &c. &c.
Catalogues will be ready on MONDAY, the 18th
instant, and the books for examination on FRIDAY
previous to the sale
HENRY W. QUARLES, Auct.
Persons unable to attend this sale can have their
James WoOdhouse Co, Richmond. Va fe 10
POSTPUNkMENT.-The above sale is postponed
until next tuesday,, the I'd March, when large
addition will be made to the sale.
fe2 IT, W. O. Aucf
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TAND For SALE I'M HANOVER

1 hNU TUE DDHH r--s.. -,
II shall offer for sale publicly on tne y
an the next fair day. three hundred acres Of land
attached 10 the farm on which l rsiie, and com.
~ the Farm about two hundred aud thirty ceres 81
omen land forty Ave acres Of creek land, OF shteh
about thirty acres cleared, and the remainder,
snce In fine heart, and 10 very improving condi-
ton, about ffty-iye acres faliowea and In wheat
The neighborhood IL a very good one. aud the ian1
4 ine Of the most beautiful situations for rasideue.
that have ever SEEN overlooking rhe lower part 81
Caroline and large part Of King william. cover
miles aud may be added TO 70 any extent There arr
no houses tie land. In the meantime invite "a
examination Of the land by persons wishing y pnf
chase, and will t,ks pleasure In showingit. Terms
-One third cash the balance in two equal payments
at nine and eighteen months. A this lana y sose
TO pay debt is will be sold at wsaferey sacryS9
HilLrARx, Hanover. February issh
IL tdaH
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BY Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer,
(Ofsice Corner of I2th and Cary streefs.)

HORSES. M u L E 8, SPRING
0NwAGON, HARNESS, AND STREET WAC
ON FOR SALE, AT AU.TION viii be sold, on
SATURDAY m Jrning next February 9th, at 10
o'clock at the Horse Auction Lot. near the Central
railroad derot one very handsome Bar Filley three
years old, warranted sound and TO work we'll one
small poney perfectly sound and works we'll, and is
also fine saddle nag for ladies and children, being
very gentle.
ALSO,
One Spring Wagon and Harness. nea rly new and
in good order. Aiso one street wagon.
Will be added to the above sale three good work
mules. THOS. W. KEESEE, Auct.
ADDITIONAL.-Will be added to the above sale
very superior Road Wagon, in perfect order. with
three or four good work Horses Sale positiy
fe2 THOS. W. KEESEE, Auct.
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By Alex. Mott, Auctionesr.

NIGHT SALES.-I viii commence 10.
NIGHT, and continue every night through the
week, 70 sell 2 large and desirable assortment a
watches. Breastpins Ear Rings and Finger Rinea--
Also, nne assortment Of Read -made Cothinx Nst
dc lS-ts ALEX MOTT Auce
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BY Henry W Quarles,
mo $50 Main street.l

ELEGANT ASSORTMENT or JEW.
- ELkY TO BE SOLD AT AgCTrON-ss,~s ar
"eiock, and tor gentlemen every niaht n oycirrf
a nave We, reSsiysd and will have opened ana srrsna.
VI Dy LfnauhsDAf NEXT, the most elegant asapf1.
~ assortment comprises great variety Of Nsseh1a
rssr. cameo, 6oldstone and painted Breastplns an1
Earrings. ele. We But tons Locketn Chsirs - =.
The above goods are Of very superior ordsr. con
shutting an assortment worthy the asssut1ce a
purchasers, either At wholesale or retail
feB HENRY W. QUARf.Ra Auc<
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SALE OF VAL

COMMISSIONER SALE OF VAL
~ LIABLE REAL ESTATE ON NAVY HILL
By virtue OF a decree of the Circuit Court Of the
city of Richmond, pronounced on the 18th day Of
January 1858. in the sui. Of Gritiln vs. Emore and
decree appointed. will proceed to SELL at public auc-
ton, e the hishest bidder on the smissss on
not the next fair day at4 o'clock, =. n the prop
erty in the said deed mentioned. viz: Three Lots OF
Ground, on Navy Hill, in the city Of Richmond.
designated as Nos So 90 and 81, fronting together
90 feet on the vest line of 5th street, and running
back within parallel lines l22 feet TO alley in
common rs feet wide, with the improvements and
appurtenances, consisting Of acopiortable Dwelling
House, nearly new. and other improvements there
TO belonging.
TERMS -0ne-fourth cash, the remaining three
fourths at g. 9and 70 months respectively, interest
ado ed from day Of SALE the purchaser TO give
table notes for the deferred ments aud the title
to be retained until ali the purchase money bs paid,
and conveyance directed py the court.
The tAxes for 1858 to be paid BY the purchaser.
X X iI0WIsON, cru..
8Eo W RANDOLPH, oopim's.
Sale conducted by GoDDiS APrEIsoN, Aucts.
In
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSES AND

Il LOTS ON HULL STREET. MANCHESTER
As Trustee in Deed Of Trust from Mr. Elihn Bowen,
da'ed Cd July, 1851, duly recorded in Chesterfield
County Court SHALL in execution Of the same. pro-
coed to sell at public suctioa. on the premises, on
" III fair Ii not the next fair day, the real estate
conveyed by said deed consisting Of lot located as
above fronting on the west line OF Hnlt street ~
feet running back le5 feet. having thereon tEo ex-
ceilent framea tenoments, ct which IL an excel
lent grocery stand The ti:ls is believed TO Do gopo
but The Trustee viii convey With the esuai fpeeiai
warranty. r..
TERMS-Cash. JS@ UWAhp. 1.Bss.c'
Sale conducted by GeDDrS ArpErsos, Ane's.
Ia
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nv ri r. Cook & Co.

1O6 OIL PAINTINGS.-We win eel,
III At auction, on SATURDAY. February III x.
nj 10 o'clock NJ At the store formerly ,s ~
DR. sempIe Main street. between IN ana IVAN s1'
= sa nerb collection IF OIL PAINTINGS. tv
This sse win differ from any hsrsisfss arksa
xxssiusbIa Character some being consixnea ~ ,ns
srfsts and not fsw being from PksAIk ~ shs,,
HON All are framed In gllt ffsmes-so'e y ''e'''
VIZ ~ M coiseijou viii be found many works =
great merit by Aujero. fgsw. Isasae' pa,sn en-
sioron. 49, a;esmres being "0thello and Dea3f-
M, ,a"a a. The 6orsar's Bride Tbs pisssysry.
THE rlishs into ,.ss,r;ess .nsy and Dss*n
nssa Ala isw rare and salnsbie works of An
The Gallery will BE- apsn on nee exhlbafaen. 9
sxamins the paiutipgs i. /. ccov +. - 49,.
II Alt kbVoh W. Ascw-
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GALE OF Ill ACRES OF LAND IN
~ HENRICO COUNTY, ON CHARLES CITY
ROAD, AT AUCTI0N.-Will be sold on MONDAY,
lst day Ct March, 1858, in front Of Henrico County
land located as above about 10 miles b. low the city
Of Richmond.
Terms accommodating. and made known at the
hour of sale. uODDlN APPEhsOs,
sas Auctioneers
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By Alexander Mott, Auctioneer.


FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, GROcE.
Il RIE5, 4c.-Will be sold ut auction. ut nv store.
corner Main and 18th streets, on SATURDAY next
the 9th day OF February, ct 10 O'Clock lot III new
and second hand Furniture of the usual VARIETY
DRY GOODS Cloth. Cashmere, Csmbrics Can.
ton Flannel. Blankets. CarpetIng, Coats, Pants,
Vests. Caps, Hats. Shoes, &c, &c.
GKDCEkTES.-Wine. Yhiskey, Brandy, Rum,
Soap, CofIee, Ginger. Manufactured Tobacco DC.
feB ALEx- NUTT, Arct.
CONSTABLE'S SALE-Will be sold.
~ for cash, on SATURDAY, the 27ih inst. at 4
O'Clock ii, on ID street, near the Poor House
Spring. Shaffel Board Bar. aud lot OF Lumber.
TO satisfy Distress Warrant in my hands in favor
WILLIAM WADE,
fe 2s-2t* Constable of Henrico County.
HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE-Will be
II sold on SATURDAY, the nth day of February.
1885, at the High Constables Office, commencing at
10 O'clock, A. NJ, lot uf Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Groceries, &C.. consisting Of Sideboard
Bureau, Cane Seat Chairs, Sofa. Astral Lamp,
Lounge, Tin Safe, Marble Top Weshstand, Knives
and Forks, Trundle Bedstead, lot Corn Meal, large
Cooking stove, lot Herrings, Crockery and Stone
Ware. Glass Jars, Show Case. Candies Toys, Spool
Cotton. Wrapping Paper. Decanters, Demiiohns
spittoons. Clocks prunes Pickles. Cups and Saucers
pair Counter Scales, Chalk Pipes lot Starch, &C..
to satisfy distress: warrants and executions in my
hands in favor of Mott, Geo Summer, Geo W
Rufin and @ Ross.
TERMs-Cash. FRED BUTLER, III G CR.
fe 26-N
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By Goddin g. Apperson.
TWO BRICK LUMBER HOUSES ON

l. CARY STREET AND BASIN BANK, BE.
TWEEN 9TH AND 10TH STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTI0N.-Will be sold on MONDAY, the sth day
Of March, 1888, on the premises, at IL O'clock Nj
those two brick lumber hoa,es located rs above,
adjoining the coal yard of Messrs. James Dunlop
ana nos NC dos;-. ont foge,ner about
poses or for commission houees, being Immediately
in front of the Basin.
TERMs-One fifth cash, balance at 8, ~, 32 and "A
months for negotiable notes, bearing interest, re-
cured by trust deed or title retained. The taxes
and insurance for 1855 TO be paid by the purchaser.
GuDDIN Il APPERSON,
fe 26-tds Auctioneers.
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CAV MILL.-The subscribers having
~ purchased the Saw Mill on Mayo's Island, from
Mr. John Williams have made arrangements to get
continuous supply of fine logs of the best selected
growth and quality. They are prepared to furnish
BILL TIMBER TO builders and others on reasonable
terms They will endeavor to make it the interest Of
builders 10 deal with them and would most respect
fully solicit their patronage.
Orders left at the MILL ut our Shop, on 9th and
Cary ttreets, shall be promptly attended TO-
Il ".
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I'm IMPORTANT NOTICE TO

AsAAHAT BOOT AND CATER WEARERs.
From Is to 20 per cent. saved by buying from
J. Fl. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel. Best -
quality molsskin Hats $3.50 second quality 3; silk
Hats $3.50; fine cafskin sewed Boots, $3.50; Coz
gress Boots best quality French patent leather
English kid. s3,75; buckskin, $3.50; lasting $3.50
calskin 49, patent leather pumps, ST. calfskin dc.
S275: calfskin Oxford Ties 81 25 They are all made
toorder and warranted 20 wear well.
Terms, cash on delivery; one price and no abate
ment. as
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IIIRGINIA WORM KILLER-Childre

JACKSON MISSISSIPPI.
MIR. r. Fl. JACKSON: DEAR SIR
kvA have tried 100 bottles Of your EXCELSIOR BTTERs
with my customers, and universally recommend it az
a specific against hgue and Fever, Bilious Fever
&C. As a TONIC find it superior to any other arti
Gle have ever tried. AS agreeable article in a
COCKTAIL, IL is only to be used to be approved.
au1s THOS. FALLON. NJ. D.
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d SADD LIE AND HARNESS
I'M MANUFACT0RY:-SA s.. COT

Main street, Rit hmond, Va, returns his
thanks to his old friends and the public generally
for the very liberal patronage he has received at
their hands for the last sixteen years, and
modate them than ever from the fact that he has in
his employment the very best hands, and uses none
but the best materials.
He has always on hand good supply of all quail
ties of articles usually kept in his line which will
be- sold as low they can be purchased an where.
He invites the public and his old friends and custo
mers to give him call A silver medal has been
awarded To him by the Mechauic,' Institute at its
two last exhibitions-honorable testimonials of the
skill and fidelity of the work done in his establish
ment SAM'L s. CUTTRELL,
ia M Main ~
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AUCTION eAxDA
ss ~s- < .

~ =. D. Cook & Co., Auess.
40 PACKAGES WINES. rrouo,.
Ac. At AUCTION In WrnsssS ~ 80
nss e no., - oslSes We WIN I'll q Cur ssnrs "a - ~.
asss . S. ass ssd hs asss e s.s
/: DC saIn &c 400 = = -
10 cases superior Cabinet % 4
- do Burgundy Port Wine
20 do Old Port Wine. superior
do jules 1obine 3 C0'se Byspfy
9 DO .0tard, Dupuy { Co bssndy
do Marteu' %
The public b requested 10 exAmins ~ - ~
VIII positively be sola In scsosasses e
osrPoNEaENr.-rhs above sale : tesspSs.A
nnhi FRIDAY. 18th Inst. - 10 O'clock.
nA EB. g. q co, Auc>H
SPLENDID STEEL ENGRAvIN0e AT
-. AuCTl0N.-On FRIDAY morning. so
~ q; ~ ~ CLOCK, and In the evening e oolcSk
to GRIMM ans store on Main stress psxt ds
amongst whsh are Tse Tra - ssss, s
E,sa. 70 ihss,t The Presentation n H.snsrSsrs.
MI IN, The Surrender Of Queen Narv II 49,.
Iabu, "a lno 4ueen Mary, Of Scotiand snonruinr
over the Dying Douglas ~ John Tror .a~s.1 49,
ing the FIJI st Protestant Sacrament IN ~ .n.s
revealing the Now World 70 Colunsbus's IoSn -
AIc. ana many others Of highly historical char
:. The whole, embracing a collection az an. 49,
Engravnss. well worth the attention q he peSue.
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- CUKNS, WAhID,
GAynM EASY FEET FOR TIL +
>Sz2SsS asp instantaneous cure for
SiaXAE corns, banion., wa,ts, as Al
rronins nj. tns flesh, and every disorder OF the
Ia, inafe6 without arg pain or ineouyenen
permitting the patient 70 walk ,et sfeeo wit q
perfect and comfort esus,n3 ssnrr,aae nv Dr
sCEULTZ. the Reside IT Chiropodist. once on " all
street, Wall street Hotel sign OF io. a,,unsaa a,
90 Ladies aud gentlemen, As usuai, attohoeo NJ
THAR Residences free of extra charge
Or csebrssda ks, y h. f oe sh'iPis sn
,oin - 80 r.,tjficatss: j A Cowardn Esq. Lieut. j
i Rsdy. James Lyons Esq. Rev Dr Minnigerode.
q.
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GAS FOR THE COUNTRY.-We are

~ erecting the works of the Maryland Portable
Gas Company, in'many sections Of Virginia and N.
Carolina and they have given entire satis faction.
They are perfectly simple the Gas is superior to
city gas and the cost not one third that of lamps
Landles.
the works now In use:
James Lyons. Miles Turpin, Lee. Re Mayo.
Mai Edwin Robinson. DR. Jno Haryie, and stGeo
Cooke, of POWhatan co
Any further information can be had by addressing
STEBBINS & PULLEN,
NJ
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AUCTION 6ALEe.
By Jas. n. Taylor 8 Son.

Dy JAS. III. Taylor q BON.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
al. BROAD STREET. At AUCrTON-wflI be
se,a on THURSDAY, the lth Of March. 81 d. o'cik.
1w;,i On the premises. that valuable resi- estate
sican ssossse building thsreon adjoining the AZ
et ana runs back $50 feet to an alley. and viii b
rs.dcpcsss rensefs u very variable for private
Tnnxs,-one third cash. balance at 6 and !,
chaser JAS III r AVinpp! me me pur-
fe2s 1on , = SUI,
THIRTY YOUNG AND WELL BROKE
:, = MULES, Ac. At AUcTI0N-wfIi be sold In shs
DAY. the !th Of March. at II O'Clock. N, about 90
Young and well broke Mules and several Horses
s sa Tor both FARMERS and Transfers. Also,
several street wagons and Harness.
an aaRnsESums OF 500 and under cash; over that
amount months credit for approved notes. with In
'es ssa ADDED JAS TAYLOR BON.
01 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED LAND
Henrico County Court House. on MONDAY ist ,,sx
Of March 1858, Chat being Court day ) commencing
at u o'clock, NJ; IS acres heavily wooded land In
the county OF Henfico about 50 miles from the CITY
of Richmond, near the Pioneer Chapel ON the Darby
Town road; and adjoining the lands Of VIM. In.
TERMs-0ne. third cash. balance on q credit Of =
and months, and secured By trust deed.
JAS. III. TAYLOR d son.
feA Auctione9s.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, yIRGINIA.-As II uy-
tee in certain deed oftrust from Mr. Charles Herb
schleb, dated the Oh day Of February 1856 duly re-
corded in Chesterfield County Court, shall in exc.
cution ofthe same proceed to sell at public auction
on the premises, on MONDAY. March the Sth. 1883
sale to commence at 81 p Ii fair IL not the ne 1t
fair day, the land conveyed by the said deed con-
tanning i3l acres: less or more, on it conf rtable
Log House, Kitchen Smoke House. Corn Crib, sta.
Bile, Well in the yard, fine growth Of young Peach
Trees bearing good fruit. Also small Apple Orch,
Ord; about 20 acres under improvement with guod
original growth of Pine Timber Bound By the
lands Of Col. Wnfree and others. located about 10
miles from Richmond, Va, "a miles from Chester
field Court House, between the Richmond and Court
House road and the Cogbill road.
TERMS given at the time of sale.
GEORGE HARRIS JONES,
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A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE Farm non

"A SALE IN HkNRIC0 COUNTY, ~ MILHs
BELOW RICHMOND.-The tuhtcriber 10 authce-
lied to sell that beautiful cottage rtsidsnos lying
three and q half miles below Richmond. On the
which lies well for cultivation and produces wen a
the crops which are usually made In this SECTION
The wood Ia sufficient for the farm. The improve
ments consist Of cottage framed house. nearly new
large enough for moderate family. together with
the usual out buildings, with well OF the purest
water in the yard The LOCATION a. healthy ~ any
The owner Of the farm being engaged 10 business
which requires his constant atten tion e1ers greAt
bargain, IL immediate application be made TO
RIO. B. LYME, Agent.
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DRUGS, l1nDICTNne. -.

THE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN THE
HARTsHoRNE'S -PECT6R1T sYRTP OF
WILD cRERRT
is admitted By the thousands who have usc II 10 bs
e' s:s s4MsEss coG Go1ef e Rs ss
CHlTls. CATARRH, or any Lung AHection 1t is
also great remedy for Hoarssnesr and sllays all In
nomination ~. si.,., OF q the Lungs or Threat.
SOLD 81 PURCELL IA ID co and all Drug.
s',Is R u kIlsnm as Norfolk and peterssurg
oVaE ALL. the great Pain Annihilator.
HARTsH0RNE'S CURE-A L 1.-THE
= r. GREAT PAIN ANNIHILAToRi
or ar.,eie Is the Greatest discovery In Chemical
TIsM NkyRALiia, To 10 TIL caIs 'kHRAcmf,
s YMh f sInR STIFF NECK: o. pain IN the
It IL also an excellent preparation for Dyspepsia
ann Indigestion. which arises from weak stomach or
HoRsEs CURE ALL have been Hstonished at its won
. ,s power in removing any pain from the sys
81 Bottles rs, 81 cents. and 81.
To be had Of PURCELL, LADD co, and all
pr p IN Richmond Norfolk and Petersburg.
REMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS,
~ NEURALGIA AND NERVOUS HEADACHE
MRS. DAVIS CuUuH ELTXIR is the beat remedy
known for Coughs and Colds; but perhaps it Is not
"a
nenty several cases OF Neuralgia and Nervous Head
ache Attention l. requested to the following GER
tfhcate from Mr.. WINSTON. a gentleman well known
In this community:
"RIcEMoSD, January Is. Isss-This is to certify
that have suffered from Nervous Headache, and
Neuralgia most severely for several years / have
tried various remedies, but found relief until,
about the LIST OF November 1851, | was induced to
OF great benefit to myself. My daughter, who has
snfered with cough since her infancy, has been
tirely cured by the Of Mrs DAVIS medicine and
Is now free from cough and more vigorous than she
has been at any period of her life. believe II to be
most valuable medicine, we'll as very pleasant
j. q. WINSTON.
For sale by Mrs A B DAVIS, Fisher Il Winston
Miilspaugh Johnston. 4 Picot, A Bodeker AID
Charles Yale. fe9
VIRGINIA WORM KILLER.-Childre
cry for It'll This valuable and popular prepare
ton is recommended with the greatest confidence
asst experience and test of years having proved it
stroyers In use
Being prepared especially for children It is sweet
and pleasant 10 the taste and readily taken BY Them
and may be given to the youngest infant with perfect
safety as it contains no OIL worm Seed turpentine or
Prepared only By E. J. PIooT. and for sale By
Druggists generally. anil
MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY =
ls4 certain cure for Fever and Ague.-LEON-
ARDS ANTIDOTE for the above, Is the greatest
discovery of the age. 1t has never been known to
fail and is considered by numbers that have used 1t,
land by the medical faculty. the best medicine in
use.
References given by those who have been cured
by the above medicine.
THOMAS LEONARD,
se % Corner of Clay anu Adam streets
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SERVANTS FOR SALE AND HIRE.

EOR HIRE.-A No. l Dining Room
l. Servant Man-has been raised in the house and
is highly recommended Apply to
ia ITS GEO SUMNER, 20 Pearl st.
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,HHE LARGEST STOCK OF JEWEL

l. RY, SILVER PLATED WARE, WATCHES.
&C, IN THE CITY.-The subscriber has received by
the steamer jamestown very large and varied stock
of the above goods which is superior In quality to
what is generally kept i'll the Jewelry Stores of the
city and which he will sell mt far less prices than
the same goods can be bought for.
4S- Ladies' and gentlemen will please call at No
100 Main street where the above goods will be shown
with pleasure and warranted as represented
fr Cts HENRY w QUARLES, Auct.
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By Richard Cauthorn.

Dy hlcnard Cauth0fn.
CLOTHING AT AUCTION.--On FRI.
II DAY. 18th inst nj 10 o'clock, at uy sfors. WIN
ST. ST. ~ auction, ior cash lot Of Dress Rrook and
sask Goats, and satinet Pants, vests, &C.
lis, a.so piece OF Blue Cloth. Brown Ratipsss. 3D.
'ff "a a0'' ao cAUTHoRk.
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GEORGE W MCNFoRp, !,

BYRD wHoRTON:is about twenty-oDs .ytars q
complexion freckicd face and high cheek bones
q. ro-Suaf
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~ fresh supply of prime GOSHEN and ROLL
BUTTER, Lard, Che, sc, Peas, Besns, and Dried
Fruit-at the BUTTER DEPOT. Main strr~t, Be-
tween nth and 18th tts.. nearly opposite the Old
Market. BROOKE PIEA4AkTR
TREAT BARGAINS WILL BIZ OF
~ fered at No. ~ Main street by the subscribsr.
who is selling oil without regard 10 cost his attrsc.
tive stock Of House Keeping Articles Fancy
Yankee Mott ms, Brushes. Brooms, Ac..Ac. Psrsens
visiting the city on the occasion of the lnauguratoa
will lind this rare opportunity 10 supply them
u. WARREN
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u HUUEEhEEF END. T II u II II L
FOR THE TWENTY-SEC0SD.
The feast will be great and JOY quite complete,
Our friends from all parts will be with us;
How well will we feel with all them TO meet,
1t will be glory for beaux and for misses.
Let all the utensils be plenty on hand,
To bake. and to drink aud to cat with
The best place to get these, is at SCHAAPs old
stand;
All know ne is hard to compete with.
This is at the
70 IL Corner of Sd and Broad SITS