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NEW WHOLESALE
shoe and Leather House.

NEW WHOLESALE
shoe and Leather House.
.-a WILSON, McILWAINE l. CO..
% Sycamore Street, fetersburg, Viryfaia,
"AVE RECEIVED. AND OFFER FOR SALE. AN
unusually large Stock Of Goods in the;r line com.
pssing every variety Of Mems, Womens and Children.
BOOTS SHOES AND CATERS
PLANTATION AND RAILROAD BROGANA
TRUNKS, VALSES AND CARPET BAGS.
SOLE AND UPPER LEATHHRS.
SHOE FINDINGS. h., 4e, &c.
oose Wholesale AZ dts in this City for The ale q
= AitcAen"> Aetallic TIPPED Booss.
And Shoes for Boys nd Gis Merchants are invited 10
e1amns ther stock prees which they ere dssssmi.sd
-. Orders promptly and carefully atsesdsd to by oos
JOHN B. WILSON.
John NeILWAlNk
4. W. ROBERIS
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NEW SORk, JULY lss, lssS.
TINE EUREKA IMPROVED SHUTTLE SEWING IA.
caIxs fiesnaed BY Elias Howe j., Esq. and oshsss)
using TWO THREADS. and mskise ths LUCK STITCH.
PRICE, eSOl osOl os0i osOi
Will R1a. stitch, Hen sd Gather.
AGENTS WANTED in every city and s"va 10 he Sssss
Of North. Carolina.
Addre0.
D. J. LEVY. oesl Sept
Principal O6ee $50 Broadway,
NEW YORK.
q Send cor Circulars and Sample vost.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
VVHE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK HAVE EVER
had the pleasure 70 offer: Ladies'. Misses and Chill.
drens Of the best Philadelphia makes D. H. Winters
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gans something sza Call and patrouse your on State
H. L. EVANS
Sept 16, 1859. sl-lqt
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In Orlerins Tickets o. Cessineasea,
neiose The of meney .dr,ss Sc chat yus
wish ." purchase; name the L.s'ssy IN Which yos Ssh
invested. and .h.'hsc yon u.h wses h.i.s. o os.r
nail together ~iih The scheme.
Immediately sher the drawing. Printed Dnuise. Co.
tilted tn the Commissioners. will be sea With ss e.
PLANTATION
Purchasers will please write their sna'urvs plain ssd
give the name 1t their Post 0tie-. Caun'y and State.
All communications strictly en6deu,isl.
AL prizes II o. "a" aud under raid Immediately snss
the drawing Ont e. pris<s tho usual time Il ~ dsys
Orders kir Tickets Certificates io Be- diressd so
wOOD. EDDY / CO. Augusta Geusria.
or WOOD. EDDY / CO., Atlanta. 0e"rR;a.
or WOOD. EDDY / CO. wilminsso~. Delaware.
- list II the numbers that are drawn r. m the
Wheel. with the of the prs. tbs, each 10 e.,i
tied to. will Be published after every dswnR IN the k
lowing paper. Geo. Con.i,,a'ion.ls.: a.Ss
Miss, Clarion. New York Herald and New York fimssI
THE CHICKERING 4 SONS - PRIZE
MEDAL PIANOS.
TIME SUBSCRIBER, agent fnr the sale II the sbnvs
IL, ssse",sd p;n NJ i1sm. The Public respectfully.
will receive pamphlets With II dtes, syIes With m.sid
prices.
Pianos tuned and rrpsir<d.
Wilmington. n c.. Oc. "a. lsss.
Fair over competitor ffom Baltimore.
The following testimonials the merits II the sbnvs
PIANOS have been uDhessiineiy give. b. w. 1h.lbssr
Ricnnoxp. Va, Jan. u. ISIS.
NJ DsAl SIs: have tried Nessra. Chiekes;as S..as
Square Pnno Fores and have much pleasure In certify
ing that there are DO superior instruments 10 this epas
OF Europe.
i raALBERe.
Exchange Hotel.
TO Nh. n. CAaru.
Nnis Horsa CaAatusoS. & CT
. February = lsss-
xesps. j. Si.gEs9 d Son:
GErlsnEx: can only repeat that which hes bess sad
- often By others las VI. myse,l that crusader the
CsIexsaixc Soxs Piano. far hyasd ps..- the bss'
have ever seen in America: and ais, happy To sd
that they are quite fortunate in being ably fvrvsrsssd
in the Suh 70 respectable haase . that q J. Ssa
IIxe 4 Sox.
Yours. respectfully.
8 fHALBER0.
October %. 1858. sly.
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SADDLES, HARNESS, RRIDLEs, &e.-rAR
LADIES' AND GENfT SADDLES II eyervs s-.Ss -
analiiy; BOYS AND WAGON SADDLES: CA6RIAGS
Osods sly kept in Reguar Ssddisry EsasSiiaS
3Rich III Be sod for cash, shoet cse1it +"
1.gefs.. Orders thankfully rsssived end psnnbtlv ~
c. ". D. RU1cAMes.
HAte9o, 1sse9 - soss 22-H
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HlsCIILAII0UA
- WOOD. EDDY Z cos
LOTTERIESu
nv STATE AUTR0i,fY)
CAPITAL PRIZE
100000.

MAGNIFlCENT sCHEM Es
wi,, Be- drawn BY wOOD. EDDY CD. nasssss. 70 20.
lie wwder The Sa,ssinssa~aer u SwOss -
O(,TORHR, lSiv.
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CLASS Ne. $40,
Draws saturday. October 3osA, 1eSes
ON TIL tn REE MURDER PkANs
,s'Nuusb~rs-lS lsswu Halkss.
NEARLY one PKIxH To EVERY TWO TICKETS:
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Book Binding.

If you Books Magazines bound in good STYLE you
can get them done at the Jefferson Book Bindery
Jefferson Oct "a 1855 463 W. X. ALI EN-
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nvmn 70 ne People.



Not 10 be blessed With warrior strength,
TO WELD The sword and wear the glaiye,
or rise 10 conquerors fame at length,
Proclaims the good or makes the brave.
To have the power to bide The scorn,
And rise cbove the hate and striie
OF those 70 wealth and title born,
Is The crown'd courage Of our life.
. what are the swosds that prop kiug-~
The banners ih his army's van
TO strength of soul, that dures TO spring
And show the monarch in the InaHf
Kings and the mightiest men Of arms,
Strong as the heads Of realms they bide,
Sport as they may with fortunes charms,
~ They are like leaves upon the tide.
In dim Of old sepulchrcs they lie,
The featt Of silence and decay.
While The true world-heart beateth bigh
And thrones itself upon to-day.
Give me the man whose hands haze tossed
The corn-seed TO the mellow soil,
Whose feet the forest depths have crossed,
Whose brow is nobly crown'd with toll.
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MORE to be Admired than the Richest
Worn by Kings or Emperors,
wbatf Why Beautiiul Head OF Hair


What9 Why a Beaotiiul Head OF Hair.
pEoAuse a 1. the ornament God Bimssl( provided for al
our race Reader although the may boom sver 50
brightly in the glowing check the eye be ever 80 sparkling
n cr the hair be nsted and shietd karsh AID Dry or
worse sl Il phnkled with gpy, nature Will lose more than
800 o. ,hes times weck viii estore aud permanently secure
10 All such an onament Read the following and Judge
The writer Of the ars 70 ne ceisbrded Piaaid I@aibrg
ia Woop - New York, April 10 1864.
Dsar rPermii me to express 70 you The obligations
am under for the eniile restoration Of my hair to rs osna
color about the lime Of my arrival 10 the United states
was rapidly becoming gray but upon the application OF your
"Hair restorative u soon ecoVe'ediis oiig@l aae eoa
rider your Restorative as very wonderful hFehuon gu"
seaiious as well as agreeable lam deas ~ }aGs sgy'
,Droch ar Gwyliedydct"
Welsh Newspaper oAce IS Nassau ST. April u lSSS-
PRoF q. J. wooD dear Sir-Some month or siS weeks
ago recei ed hottie Of ,onr Hair Restorative and gave IL
nv wife concluded TO try It her hair little thnkins
at time that II would restore the gray hair to is original
color but to her as we'll aa my surprise alter few weeks
trial II has performed that wonderful effect by turning all the
gray hnrs to dark brown, at the same time ueaug ana
"'''' " VI p''''"' - CHARLES CARDEw
NKw YORK july 25, 1851
PRor O J wcoD with confidence DO reccon'mend your
Hair Restoratiye as being the most ecacous article ever
saw since using your Hair Restorative my hair AID whiskers
ei confident that few more APPLICATIONS will restore item
10 their natural color II also has relieved me o All 9a
and unpleasant itching common among persons .p ner
| spire freely. 3D. hlbl'
PnoF. wooD-About two years ago my hair comnleneed
falling oft and turning gray was fast becoming BALD ano
had tried many remedies TO effect I commenced using
your Restorative January last few apPicaons fastened
my hair firmly began 70 Oil up out and urHed back
10 It's former colo back At this time It fully restored
! yoccou,u,end is nse 10 ali. J n HOES.
| ~ n Chicago, III, May ], 1857
The Restorative is nut up in bottles Of sizes, viz large
medium and small; the small holds u Pint and etas io
81 Der hottie the medium holds at least 20 Ter cent more
In proportion than the small etls for 81 per bottle The
large holds quart 40 per cent in proportion, and re-
/ tail for So
o WoOn CO.. Prourietnrs 312 Broadway Y, Cn the
great Wire Rating Estalsbment) and ia Market ST.
| 81 Louis. Mo. 3m41i
Aud sold by all good Druggists and fancy Goods Dealers
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west BedfoId. Coshocton Co.. Nav IA. '57.

West Bedford Coshocton Co.. May ID, ST.
Mr. H. B. Kingsley Sir;- have been selling the medicines
the GraenIerg compact for the last ten years. and have
invariably found them to give good sasncion and the pills
Ihaye sold To "A great many families regularly their tea
and coffee and with my trade they have become staple
tce Marsha,ps Utere CatholcOn is medicine that has
done great amount Of good in female diseases. ue lady
sold Il To told had received benefit from bot
tie than did from long OF medical treatment by
the most skillfu physicians Yours truly,
JAMES WILSON.
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image OF a crimson and, about half an inch
In lenqih. There was olso another Her
bert Greysou, to please me, marked upon
her fore arm ia 1dia ink her name aud birth.
'Capitola, Oct. slst, 1897 HNR
Right Now tell me, my good soul, do
YOU know, from what you were enabled TO
observe, whst house that was where Capt.
tola was born 2
i am on my oath. No, sir, l do not
knowi but----' 5NI tND. .TTlN
You suspect p
The woman nodded.
1t WAS said old Hurricane, stoop-
ing aud whispering name that was heard
by no one but the sick woman.
She nodded again, with look of intense
meaning.
Does your old hostess here, Hat, know
or suspect anything of this story p inquired
Major Warfield. M
Not a word No soul but yourself has
heard it 7
THAT is right ! Still be discreet II
YOU would have the wicked punished aud
the innocent protected be silent aud wary.
Have no anxiety about the girl. What
man can do for her will l do aud quickly
And now, good creature, day is actually
dawnng. You must seek repOse. Aud |
must call the parSon in aud return home
| will send Mrs. Coudment over with food,
wine, medicine, clothing, and every comfort
that your condition requires, said old Hur-
rcane, rising, and calling in the clergyman,
with whom he soon after left the hut for
home.
They reached Hurricane Hall in time for
an early breakfast, which the aston'shed
housekeeper had prepared, and for which
their nights adventures had certainly given
them good appetite.
Major War6eld kept his word, and as
soon as breakfast was over he dispatched
Mrs. Condment with carriage filled with
provisions for the sick woman. But they
were not needed. In couple of hours the
| housekeeper returned with the intelligence
that the old nurse was dead. The fals.
strength of mental excitement that had en-
abed her to tell so long and dreadful tale,
had been the last Aarng up of the flame OF
life, that almost Immediately went out.
Il am not sorry. upon the whole, for now
| shall have the game in my own hands !!
muttered old Hurricane TO hin sef-'Ah
Gabrielle lie Noir better You had cas'
yourself down from the highest rock o
this range and been dashed to pieces be
low, than have thus fallen into my power.
So far we have followed the lovely hero
inc and her friends; but the foregoing is al
that we can publish in our columns ThC
remainder of the narrative can only bt
found in the New York Ledger, the grea
family paper, which can be obtained at al
the periodical stores where papers are sold
Remember to ask for the Ledger, dateC
February -, and in it you will get the con
tiuuation of the narrative from where i
e off here. If there are no books ore
or news off eS convenient to where you rt
side, the publisher of the Ledger will sen
You copy by mail if you will send hiI
five cents in q letter. Adress Robert Boz
ner, Ledger Office, A Ann street, Nc'
: York This story grows more aud mor
interesting as il progresses.
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EARE REDUCED THE p<SAsNs
Il Regular Fare from Ashtabula to War sssz-SSAslS
has been put Two Dollars and from Jefferson to Asha
buIa, Filty Cents
You that ride cheap and comfortably do so by
taking this line. The entire line from Ashabula to salem has
been stocked with good horses coaches and se his robes
We put travellers through on time, and with com
fort low they travel by their aud
without the trouble H. Y. n J. c. CULVER.
Ofces-Ashiabua House, Ashtabua Prentice House. JEFF
erson. January IS, 1851 90
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BENHAN h JOHNSON, Ashtabula.
W. r. ALLEN, Jefferson.
A. r. BECKWITH New Lyme,
A. McCAUSLAND, Roekcreek.
T. CURTIS, Trumbul
n PARISH, Kngsville.
L. LYONS COnneaut.
H. MORGAN, IIartsgroye,
B. Y. PHILLIPS, COebrnok.
W. NJ. POLLS Co.. Austinburg.
J. II. WHEELER. + 81 TrumbuI.
r. NJ. NORTON, AndOver.
r. SPRING, Geneva.
And by Agent In all principal towns In Ohio.
For Medicines and Agencies. address
IL. b. KINGSLEY, CLEVELAND,
430 Agent orOhio'
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BOOTS g. SHOES,
TUST RECEIVED, by
j ROO T IL MO r r s 0 n
vt their old Emporium
15O pairs Mems thick Boots, Moss, 10, y,
50 do do kin Boots, do l. 10, II,
115 do Bows thick Boots, do 4, s, 10,
rs do do Kip Boots, do 4, 8, 10,
"a do Youths Calf Boots, do s. 10, 13,
800 do Ladies' Kip Calf and Enamelled Leather Boots.
Gents Congress- CATER Kid Calf and Enamelled Leather;
do Buffalo and Rubber 0vershoes;
Ladies' Morocco. Kid and Lasting Congress Caters;
do Jenny Kind Patent Leather and Enamelled BuEkins
do silk Lasting Caters, foxed all round;
do Morocco and Enanieed Caters;
Misses Lasting Caters Nos 10 and II;
do Enameled and Calf Iace Boots, 10, TO 2;
Childrens Calf Lace Boots for winter.
do Lasting Tipd CATERS;
do Morocco Lace Boots;
Boys Calf Kip and Patent Leather Shoes;
Ladies' and Gents Rubbers, Buskins and Sandals;
do do Cork SOes.
In fact everything in the line of Boots and Shoes Having
given this branch of business special attention for
years-knowng the of the community and having
but the very best of work. think think safely
that, in this line TO be beat. CALL LOok
AND YoU WILL RE CONVINCED. ROOT Il MORRISON.
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CHATTER I.-THE NOCTURNAL vIsIT.

Whence q that knocking?
How is't with me when every sound appals mes
I hear knocking
In the south entry ilark l--moTe knockingl
CuAErgpEAUE.
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GRAFFENBERG
FAMILY MEDICINES.
IL 4
HOME TESTIINONY.

Hartford, Trumbull Co. o.. March 7th, 1857.
hereby certify that have been dealing IN the Greneg
Medicines iUr the past year, and truly say that have
never offered any medicines 10 the pub that have met with
the decided appreciation of the people like these particularly
the Pills and Cathnc0n. They viii read perform all and
promised 70 them. have sold tbput fifty bot
ties the Cathocon the past season. the best
suits in every case j. IL Z. JOHNSON, Medical Act.
Read what Dr. Bushnell of the Gaienberg Medicines
DR.. b. is physician oi extensive practice, and Of the
most sGceessiu in the county rumbu in w. cn he esides
This ceitifes that have used the iTnenbelg pills
Marsha Cathoicon sold here ty I. H. c. johnson, IN
practice my entire satisfaction They good medicines
DR.. q. W. BUSHNELL.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA
BsrerolsRt 't tuition established BY special En- dOmsnI
for tie ReAsI d fke SiCk aad Dsressed. afflicted
EAA HaraLeLL and Ridsaie Lsseesss.
ME nOWARp ASSOCIATION. h

A-SseeseS'
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in
view of the awful destruction Of human life caused by
otunate victims such d by Quacks, years
go directed their consulting surgeon, as CHART ABLE
ACT worthy ofteir name To opn pispensaiy for the
teRtfut of this class Of dis IN all their iOns and 10
rive MEDICAL AUNlCf GIA Is, TO all who apply by letter,
with adescption of their condition, iase occupation, habits
life. 6c.) and in of oNerty, To FURNISH
MEDICINES FEE OF CHARGE. II Is needless TO add that
he Association eomnSBds the highest Medical skill Of the
tge and will furnish the most apprO ed modern teament
The Directors Of the Association, IN their Annual Report
upon treatment Of SeNta Diseases fir the year ending
January l 1855 express the highest satisfaction with the
which hes attended the ators Of the Consulting Sur
roienee GOhorrhoa elect Syphilis, the vice Of OnaIm
elabuse &c. and order continuance OF the plan for
the ensuing year.
The Directors review Of the past feel assured that
their IN is sphere Of benevolent effort have been
great benefit to the afflicted especially TO the young, aud
they have resolved TO devote Themselves with renewed
to this very important and much despiSed cause.
An admirable Report SpematOTThGa Seminal Weak
ness the Vice Of Onanisn, iastuon Self Abuse and
other diseases of the Sexual Organs by the Consulting Sur
genn which viii he sent by mail lin sealed EnyeloTe,)
FREE OF CHARGE, the receipt Of two stamps fol pos
age Reports and Tracts the nature aud treatment
gatuS q, distibuon and will he sent to the Afflicted
Some "a remedies and methods Of treatment dscoV-
cred dutfu the last year, Of great value
Addr,ss DR.. J SKILLGAN HOUGHrON, Acting Surgeon
Howard Association No. South NINTH Street phladephiA
Pa. BY order Of the Directors.
= = l--- M GEO FAIRCHII.D, seeretary.
452 EZRA d. HEARTWFLL. President
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A Homestead for $40.

A few more of thUse desirable Farms an
~ Building OTIS, in the Gold Regions and other portion
of Virginia are to be divided tue subscber or The
benefit of the of apahSnnock. Snhc tons OnL
ten d0ars edch half down. the rest delivery at tile
Deed Every snbsciiber will get Bu;iding ot Farm
ranging in value $40 $30000. These Farms and lnls
sold cheap to induce settlements sufciet numbe
be ing reserved the In the value of which win
rensae the apparent low price asked tine lots
IN will be gitsH TO industrious canic who viii build
upon them.
company Of settlers called The RaPpahannOek Ponee
Assorution is building and will their settle
ment in the spring, Ample security will be given for ht
faithful Performance of contracts and promi'es. -
~ More gents wanted to obtain subscribers TO whom
the most liberal inducements Wil be given. Some Agen
write that they are making 500 per month For nl patcu
lars Subscriptions, Agencies. &C. Apply 10
466 b.. +. BAUDEf, Port Royal Caroline Go. "a.