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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-11-18
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR TIE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, IIOarsencss,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipicnt COnsump-
tion, and for the relief of Consumptivc
Patients IN advanced stages of the
disease.
So wide is the field of its usefulness and so nu-
mcrous are the cases Of its cures that almost
every section of country abounds in persons pub
licly known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs by its
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine of its kind is too apparent TO escape
observation. and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antdotc to employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections Of the
pulmonary organs that arc incident to our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded this
has gained friends by every trial. conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duccd cures too numerous and too remarkable to
be forgotten.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-11-18

THE GREAT BELL OF BIRMAu An East
India missionary writes of celebrated
Heather temple near Rsngoon: Near this
Pagoda is by far the largest bell ever saw.
Its weight is as written or tho bell, 2,5I4,-
$40. These figures, according to somo,
mean Viss, according TO others, rupees -
Taking the lowest estimate, tho weight Of
the bell is over 10000 pounds i think
there is nothing that will compare with il 10
England nor ir America Some fifteen or
twenty men can stand inside of il. II con.
tains. according to to tho inscription. ono
hundred:and twenty pounds of gold, which
dollars"
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MEDICAL.
December Appointments,
Prove all Things!!.

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
WILL BIZ AT HIS FICE, IN
AsuTABrLA, Wednesday, Nov Both.
JEFFERSON, Tuesday, Nov. 29th.
MADlsoH, Thursday. Dec lst
PAiNEsvu.LE, Cowes House, Friday, Dec. Cd
CHARDoN, Chase House Saturday, Dec. d.
CLEVELAND, johnson House, Dec, ith and 9th
CONSULTATION FREE.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-11-18

DR.R.J. LYONS, the celebrated lndiun Herb
- Doctor, can be consulted at the following
places every month, during lsj9-60
Cleveland, Office 10 Ontario street, south side
of the Public Square over Stairs Seed Store
Office days in Cleveland, as follows list, 3D. lth
l2th 18th, 2ith, 25th, goth and 3lst.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-11-18
NOVEMBER l9, 1859,
MEDICAL
Amendments.

"Tho roots and leaves will be for the healing Of
he nntions.n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-10

SOWING SEEDs.-The condition in which
the ground ought to be to receive garden seeds
is one of those subjects on which so much diff
ference of opinion exists; for we often see a
successful result from two causes, widely diff
fering from each other in their origin and the
sowing of seeds by hand is often done in a
manner Numerically opposite to that in which
Nature performs the same operation The
latter mode is simple enough. Seeds ripening
in the Summer or Autumn Of each year sow
themselves, and either fall on, or are scattered
over the ground, at the time when its extreme
dryness precludes the chance Of its negotiating
them. Even if it did, the hardness at the top
would prevent its obtaining nourishment there
But many seeds that ripen in Summer do not
grow until the following Spring, even when
they fall on ground apparently favorable to
their growth. This wise provision of Nature
prevents the plant negotiating at the time when
it is sure to perish by the cold weather likely
to follow and though the seed may fall on
hard, stony ground, Winters rain and frost
so modifes it as to suit it to the wants OF the
young seeding. This is one of Natures modes
of sowing seeds. Let us see how far we imi-
tate it.
In the first place, it is proper to observe that
many of the most useful of garden plants are
from climates much warmer than our own (;
some in fact, will not ripen their seeds well in
this country, though they attain useful
growth. Even hardy trees, bearing large
seeds, reproduce themselves sparingy. A
sweet chestnut, for instance, produces in favor
able seasons abundance of well-formed nuts ;
but young self-sown seeding tree is rarely
met with--I am not certain Of everhaving seen
one while the oak ash, sycamore, and other
trees (all, doubtless, indigenous trees), repro
duce themselves to an extent only lessened by
the ravages Of birds, insects, and other natural
enemies; and the places in which many OF
these seeds fall are anything but favorable in
appearance to their growth. Nevertheless
chestnuts will also succeed but they are gen
orally kept through the Winter on some dry
loft, and sown in Spring, when the genial
warmth of the season starts them into growth
which they continue in until they have attain
ed such size as to withstand the rigor of the
next Winter.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-10
dHants.

MET NURSE-Mary Barker, aged 10,
offers her services as Wet Nurse to any one in
need She can give recommendations from the best ply
sclans. Apply at No Bridge street dlw' mi
WANTED-An American Woman, to
do general housework and to assist in taking
Apply at the Office Of the Arcade Malleable Iron Com
pany, Washington square diff mi
DEAL ESTATE WANTED.-The sub
~ serber, wishing to take up his residence in this
Worcester, 1000 acres Of Land covered with heavy
and original growth of maple birch beech hemlock and
whole Line of the Grand Trunk Railway. Said land has
also never failing water power Androscoggin Rver(
Ready purchasers for the wood, the Grand Trunk Rail
way Co.. at price of 81 to 81 IS cord and parties in
the vicinity will contract TO cut and draw Railroad
81 25 per cord. Said land lies in the town Of GorTam
within three miles of the viage County of Coos New
Hampshire, at which place the Grand Trunk Railway
Co.. have established their Shop making the repairs
necessary to be made for 200 miles of Railroad and
this village is the Alpine House. famous resort for per-
sons spending the summer months at the White Noun
tains This is rare chance the wood and timber
be readily turned into cash. if allowed to remain upon
the stump short time will add much to the value of the
same. For further particulars address
Mechanics Falls Maine.
Or H. IL HoUGHToN, of the firm of Thayer Hough-
ton, " Co Worcester Diff ape
WANTED Ladies or gentlemen of good
address, to canvass for new and useful article
wanted in every family. My Agents making from one
four doors day above expenses; you do the
same by calling at 263 Main street. up stairs address
II. G. ADAMS, Worcester, Mass. enclosing stamp.
Ladies will please call ut No. Clinton street, between
the hours of and p. IN. deodtf DDS
WANTED NIMEDIATELY-A good
w Carriage Painter, at the shop of
RICE & RICHMOND,
apr diff Mechanic street, Worcester
M ANTED-50, 900 feet of inch season.
w ed White or Yellow Oak Plank at Bradley's Car
shop diff mchl9
A GENTS WANTED-In every county
and town in the United States to sell new and pop
uar Books, to whom the most liberal commission will be
given. For further particulars, address s. CL0CGH &
CO, Providence, l. diff apl3
ROARDERS WANTED-A few gen
~ tlemen can be accommodated with pleasant rooms
and board in private family Inquire No. II Maple
street. DIFF apl2
M ANTED- Custom Coat Makers. -
w or Taloress Girls to whom good prices and con
slant employment will be given. None but those havn,
the best qualifications need apply. Also few Custom
Pant Makers. Apply Immediately to
apll diff A. p WARE & co.
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TERMS OF ADvERTIsINe.

ADVERTISEMENTS published either in the DAILY or
WEEKLY SPY for sl00 square for three Insertions
and 20 cents for each subsequent insertion Ten lines
less) constitute square" Advertisements ordered
inside in any prominent place. also those largely
displayed viii be charged rates Contracts by the
year may be made liberal terms.
~ All transient Advertisements must be paid Ia
Gdrdnee Yearly regular advertisers will be required
to make quarterly payments
~ No grdtnitoas Advertisements. No report reso
l1tons or proceedings of corporation society
association and communication designed call atten-
on TO any matter of limited Individual interest can
De inserted, unless paid for an Advertisement.
gS The Publishers will not hold themselves respon-
sioe er any errors that beyond the amount
charged for the Advertisement.
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0QlOrtester Qailp Spp.
THE DUMB SPEAKING AND THE DEAF
HEARING

VISIT TO THE CONSTITUTION ES-soURDsMUETs"
IN PARIS.
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miscellaneous.
SHERIFFs SALE. CoMMoNwrA

GHERIFF'S SALE. = COMMONWEALTH
~ OF MASSACHUSETTS.-W Worcester, S., April 22d,
lS59-By virtue of an execution whth issued on udg
nent in favor Dolly Bond; of Shrewsbury, in the
County of Worcester, against Leonard Harrington and
Samuel p Harrington of Worcester, in the County Of
Worcester. the March Term Of the Court of Common
Pleas for the County of Worcester, A. D. 1889 have
taken all the right in equity that the said Samuel p Har-
rington had on the first day of November ~ D. 1855 the
day when the same attached on mesne process or
has redeem certain mortgaged real estate, sit
ated in Worcester and the that is described in
mortgage deed thereof from the said Samuel r. Harng-
ton TO Francis H. Dewey, Recorded in the Registry
Deeds said County Book 81 Page 353 and Satur
dav the twentveigh:h dav of MAY next at two oclock
in the afternoon at my office in Worcester No. Wor-
cester Bank Block shall offer fer sale by public
ton. j. DAY Deputy Sheriff.
aD9e d3STu
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-10

Edward Gould Buffum, Esq, gives the fol.
lowing interesting description Of a visit to the
Deaf and Dumb Institute in Paris =
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-10

GAULS PHILADELPHIA ALE AND
~ PORTER, superior article, put up in half bbls.,
expressly for family use and recommended by Physici
generally being very healthy beverage For sale
by j. 5. HILL,
az d3m* No. 3S Mechanic street
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ID EDU CTION IN PRICES
GROSS & STRAUSS
viii offer this day

VIII oiler this day
rs Muslin Collars at 75c, worth 1925
$50 ." '' 81, cheap at Sl50.
1872 Real French Embroidered Collars and Sleeves to
match the cheapest and richest goods in this
city.
800 Maltese and Thread Lace Collars at half the regular
price.
Elegant Honiton Point Applique Collars, Maltese, Hon
iton and Real Point Lace Sets
1000 Rich Square and Round Cornered Veils which will
be sold at one-half the regular price.
doz. Real Thread Lace Wells from $3.50 to SIS
Black Lace Shaws and Capes of entirely new pat
terms "A and S-4 Figured Mantilla Laces.
Black Gimpure and Thread Laces and Black Founcing
Laces, the largest assortment ever seen
Valencan Laces and Insertngs, beautiful assortment
CANT new Dress Trimmings. Buttons, Bindings and Tas
sells, the best assortment i'll the city
Rich and New Styles Parasols, Mitts, Cotton and Silk
Hosiery elegant Fans and thousands of Otherncw goods
Ribbons.-25 Cartons OF Bonnet and Dress Trimming
Ribbons at half price.
Having and unequalled facilities in getting these
goods and all other goods in line direct from the
manufacturers and importers, therefore enabled
to sell goods greater reduction from regular
tail prices.
Our stock of goods is complete and embraces the
largest variety and latest designs of the season.
GROSS & STRAUSS,
my3 diff Opposite the Post Office.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
From tho Merchants and Mechanics Ia
change Books. ~ s. -
WEDNESDAY,, Oct. 18th.
ARRIVED.

r5 WEDNsSpAt, oct. 1Stns'
ARRIVED.
Steamer Louisiana, Russell, from Bal.i-
more.
Steamer Kahukee, from Roanoke River.
Schr. ID. F. Martin, from Philadelphia,
Coal to Baymore & Stone 'a- se,s-st
Schr. Alquesas, Lovey, from N. c., with
Fish to Delk & Lindsey. ts
Schooner Sea Witch, Egbert from New
York, with Merchandise for sundry per-
soHs. A F.- t
Schooner Bette Hooper, McCready, from
Port Deposit. with Merchandise to D. F.
Keeling. 81
Schr. John Randolph. Phillips, from Rich
mond, in ballast to ID. F. Keeling.
Barges Hope, Faith and Conaho, from
Roanoke River, to Odom & Clements, with
Slaves to P. Henneberry, and 'Kader Biggs
& Co., and Cotton to Odom & Clements, and
Jas. Gordon u Co. ...f-..-5 slI.r
Schr. w. II. Collins, Balance, from N.
G. Ito Odom & Clements, with Slaves and
Boat Sarah Gordan, with Last Blocks, to
j ohm James.
Boat Iren Sides, with Last Blocks to John
James. Z To
Boat Saucy Jack, with Corn to John
James. .t-.f
4ar CLEARED.
Schr. Leroy D. Tillett, Swain, for North
Carolina. ~ III al
HAMPTON ROADS.
Bark Mariana, of N. T., W. IL. Griffin,
from Sombrero Islands, with Guano to Har-
dy Il Bro. .,-... D.
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The Train carrying stock and other matter
for the State Fair at Petersburg will leave Nor
to,k at 6.3DA A. M. Mon lay the jlst Octooer.-
Returning will leave Petersburg Monday the
lst November at 7.30-A. nj. w 1t-i'~
The Train carrying stock and other ma tier
for exhibition at the Seaboard Fair will pass
down the roaa NJ onday the 7th November leav-
ing Petersburg at z so A. NJ.
The Train carrying stock and other matter
for the Nansemond FAIR win pass down the
road let wing Petersburg Monday the gath day
of October at 80 A M.-and up the road the
following day lie wing Norfolk at 30 A: M.
The foregoing schedule OF trains will take
the place of re Freight Trains as they now
ruA-for the period merely which they embrace
that IS iroa tle 24tn October till the It'll Nc
vember - y. t...s.-.. I'M.
A special Train W Ill leave Stuff, TX al P NJ,
for Norfolk Wednesday and Thursday the
10Th and 27sh OF ociob-r in order to aceommo-
date visitors 10 the ansemond Fair from Nor
folk, Portsmouth and vicinity.
- WILLIAM MALONE,
\ oc ~ tl0Sov. Eng'I aid Sup't
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RETURN TICKETS.

7R.I
trip Tickets viii be is
49, Issued by the Norfolk ana
Petersburg Railroad Company, over their line
of Road, merely 90 a''F
list To the Presby terrain Synod to be held in
Christiansburg Va, commencing on the 9Th day
of October.
First Glass Passengers 50 Is.
Second do do $50
These Tickets will be issued at the Norfolk
Station on and after Saturday the Ist October,
and will be good for two days after the adjourn
ment of the synod,
o. The South Side and Virginia and Ten
nessee Roads will issue Tickets to Ministers
attending this Convention, at one Fare for the
round trip, but will charge all other persons
full Fare. ASS. 81 - -
Z, end. To Delegates to the General Convention
of the Sons of Temperance, to be held in Lynch
burg ON the 25th October.
FIRST Glass Passengers 1926. r...-f
Second do do 200
These Tickets will be issued on the 23rd end
oath of October, and will be good one day be-
yond the adjournment Of the Convent on.
Q- The South Side Road wall iesue Tickets
over their Road at the same rate OF Fare that is
to say IS for the round trip from Petersburg to
Lynchburg.
3rd. To the Agricultural Fair TO be held in
Lynchburg, commencing on the 18th October
First Glass Passengers sag; "
These Tickets will be issued on the 18th, 18th
and l9:h, and will be good till the Gath Of Oc:o-
0y- The South Side Road viii issue Tickets
to this Fair at the same rates, that is to say IS
for the round trip from Petersburg to lynch
burg.
d WILLIAM MALONE,
Sc 30 Engineer and Sup't.
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JAS. L. BELOTE, Auct'r.

BY FERGUSON BELoTE.
AUCTION SALE UNDER AN FxfEU-
TIUN.
WILL BE SOLD, at the Auction House o.
w Ferguson & Belote, On SATURDAY, I'D
inst. to satisfy an execu ion in my hands IN
favor OF Jas. G Pollard, upen the goods and
sehastlos of Sal Sheen. - e.. -
Consisting OF sanGry Dry Goods, Fancy
Goods show Cases al d contents, Consisting
OF a var ETY. of article tot of Crockery and
Tin " are, Beds;eads M.tuesses. Bed Clothing,
Washstands, Buresux, Wardrobe. Chairs, Bon.
net Boxes. Iron Ware ae. At the same time
the License of the So id Sheen for the balance
OF the term. Sale TO c,mmenee az 10 o clock
GEORGE w GLENN, c, table.
FERGUSt " & BIZ OrE, Aucl'rs.
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT =
STEAMSHIP LINE OF PACKETS.
- FOB PHILADELPHIA : 3

EVR2r "WEDNESDAY At IL . CLOCK, t
<4R& hss-z A M Is = q xs&0nH
TyHE Unien Steamship Co.'s Steamers City
i of Richmond. Capt. MITCHELL; Penn
sylyania, Capt. TEAL, and Virginia, Capt
KELLY. ss4tf fgs& 1s,-5 -+t53t 't11Ei '5 y
One of IN sse srcAa.skfps will leave Higgins
day at l2 O'Clock, A. n. until further notice.
Passage $6, berths and meals included. -f.
Fer freight or passage, apply to - -'t
7 p CR0WELL, Agent,
H Higgins wharf. Norfolk,
N. B.-0ne of these Steamers will leave Phil
adelphia every Wednesday at 8 A. NJ.
myth s s1.f -Ts 80 -a'l.4-
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
&A@

sRAsoARD AND ROANOKE RA1LnoAD Cor. !,
Portsmouth, Va, April 14th, 1859.
~ after M 0 N DA Y. the 18th instant, the
Trains of the Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad
will leave the Station foot of North street, at
6k O'Clock, A. NJ, for Weldon and the South.
Passengers are requested to procure Tickle IS
at the Office before the Train starts. An adj
ditional charge will be. made wien the fare is
collected In the Cars -
a. WoRRALL, Superintendent -
ap l6-tf AZ 49, 4. 49, s5---3-1
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Fer Rent for The Yoar 1850

HNHk desirable brick family residence situ-
l. ated on the corner OF Freemason an
Granbs streets The house contains afnished
basement, is furnished thruug houtwith gas,
hasa paved yard. hue cistern, sndevery con-
venience for a family residence. For terms
apply to ~.
oc 10 At MRS. Nj. A BUTT, Main st.
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Mrs Fle,ence in 6 Characters.

Mrs Florence in characters.
WEDNESDAY Evening, Oct. 18th, 1853,
Win be performed the celebrated piece of
A LESSON FOR HUSBANDS.
In which Mrs. FLORENCE will sustain six
distinct characters. Sing four Songs, dance q
Sailors Hornpipe, &C., and Mr.. Florence 40
pearas O'Blaney. .ls. e 49,
. After which
THE IRISH EMIGRANT.
lin " DFlaus Mf. Florence
Q7- Doors Open at TX o'clock-Curtain to
rise precisely at y o'clock oc 10
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UNDER THE NATIONAL HOTEL,
~ AIICTION SALES

A MOTHER lot of fine Jewelry such as Sets
n of different kinds, and some of entire new
styles Sleeve Buttons and Studs. Also q fine
assortment of Silver Hunting WATCHES,
with variety Of Fancy Goods. &C. Sales every
night until the entire Stock is disposed Of these
goods are sold without regard 70 cost, therefore
bargains may be expected. y..r ~,
FERGUSON BELOTE.
Sc f3-tf Auctioneers.
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SALE OF FREE NEGROES

SALE OF FREE NEGKUES
FOR s TATE TAX 1859.
Tn Pursuance of An Act OF Assembly" for
i the objection of Revenue, and by virtue of
an order of the Court OF the Corporation of the
City OF Norfolk at the September Term, shall
offer .or sale about Sixty Free Negroes between
the age of Twenty-one and Fifti five, who are
in arrears for State Tax for 1859 Sale to take
place on the 24th day of Octo Der at l o'clock,
at the front door of the Court House.
oc Std THOS. J. CORPREw, Sergeant.
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NORFOLK CITY BOoKB BAN DEN Z

Ii AVING purchased the establishment of A
Ii Lemuel Adams, ard made large additions
to the stoch, we are now prepared TO do BIND
ING in all its branches, with neatness and des-
patch. Being determined to merit the pa ron
age of the citizens of Norfolk and vicinity, we
guarantee TO give entire satisfaction in al ca
ses CLARK & WALTERS.
&C Sly Hill street, next to Rleodsood's.
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FREIGHT BY THE, JAMESTOWN.
NnTVTtE

DERsONS having freight to ship by, the
L Jamestown, are notified that she i'll kers-
after take what Is offered at Norfolk and then
60 TO Portsmouth, at which place she will leave
Tor New York after the arrival of the Southern
cars.
Shippers must have their fire. light on the wharf
by 3o'clock " ednesday afternoon. ocl 10
q EGARS.-We have now on hand a large
- Stock of Genuine Havana Segars of various
grades which we offer to the trade on reasonable
terms. N- w. Peg
oc 10 KING 8 TOY.
LYNCHBUKG SMOKING TOBACCO ,.
nUR supply is just to hand, and we offer to
" dealers by the barrel at Factory pric
oc 10 1 Gf- KING& TOY.
TWO SMALL VESSELS FOR SALE
PRIVATELY.
NHE beautiful little sloop "i ankee Blade"
L is offered for sale, privately. She is four
year old, and carries 600 bushels grain. She
is in tip top order. Also the schooner w. H.
Farrew, which is in like good OF der, sound and
well built, carries 400 bushels grain. Both of
these vessels will be sold low and avery &C.
commodasing terms. Apply to tesH s q
- MERWIN s. CO.. or to
Capt, on board at Newton's wharf.
oc l7-3L* -..1 Il Id I'D
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te.... r U n K
OHIO CATAW BA BRANDY.
st ONO Gaia VIDA BRANDY.
Ohio Catawba Brandy.
OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY.
Distilled by 8. N. PIX K, Ohio.
Distilled BY s. ~. PIKE. Ohio.
DISTILLED BY N. PIKE, OHIO
t.- DISTILLED BY s. N. PIKE, OHIO
From the Pure Juice Of he GRAPE.
From the Pure Juice Of the GRAPE.
From, tie Pure Juice Of The GRAPE.
From the Pare Juice Of the GRAPE.
Analysed by distinguished Chemists.
Analysed by Distinguished Chemists.
Analy sed BY Distinguished Chemists.
Analysed BY Distinguished Chemists.
For Family and Medicinal use. s5,
For Family and Nedicinal We. ~, .g.s.
For Family, and Medicinal use. Es
Fer Family aud Medicinal use.
1s 1A r. n. REA RD0N,
a T. X. REARDON,
SOLE AUTHORIZED AGENT,
Dealer ia fine Wines, Liquors, Groceries DC.
Dealer in fine Vines, Liquors, Groceries dc
The above superior article is packed in cases
Of dog. Quart Bottles. They retail at 3, IS
each. Satisfactory profit allowed the retailers.
90 For full certifcates, arply to Agent,
iy % -3m No. 8, Hoaneke Square.
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OsGooD's CHoLAGOGUE,

/ OSGOODS CHOIAGOGU E,
FOR FEVER A Nd AGUE.
(XJISTAR'S Baisam Wild Cherry, Ayers
w Cherry PectorAL Hampton's TinutuIe.
Jayne's Extorant, Bakers iBitters, Davis Pain
Killer, WOODS Hair kestorator. Mis- Aliens
Hair Restorer English Mustard, Olive Oil &c,
&c. Just received and for sale by
Nv BURROW {. CO,
Druggists and Chemists, Church street. s.
Physicians Prescr iptions carefully and accu-
rateiy prepared NTH Extra Pure Medicines at
sry moderate charges J, and at all hours Of the day
and might. oc 6
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS

ON CHURCH STREET.
TREAT B A IL q A N 5 in Fancy Goods,
VI Ribbons, Hoop Ski Is &c.
3 have lust received general supply of very
desirable Goods in my line, to which would
call the attentitn OF the Ladies', and which
Of Hoop Skirts are unsurpassed as for gu lily
and price, por ion being OF the largest sizes
made, m stock OF Hosiery, Ribbons and Dress
Trimmings are very good and very cheap, |
anime my Stock with cou6 ience of success of
selling them much better Bargains than pre-
viously. hayea new lyle OF Skirt suppo,ter
and brace, and many other artictic novels. Call
early at American Flag Sign.
oce ,rs sr7s4 B. sss TIC WILLIAMS.
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A I G II K EP Al RI n
JAS. l.. HATEAW WAY
Runaway-S5O Reward.

II ANAWAY from the S hscrieer, his negro
~ Man WILLIAM William is % years old,
aoout ieet high, very back, has large full
spokeh to seemsto be confused He 10 merly
belonged to the estate of rnomas WINNIE, aud
nved with the undersigned Ia st ear ne r Miles,
reward o $5 Tor him If secured anritij in
this State so that can get him.
JNO. r. HOPE.
Proprietor CIV H9se,.
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