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AND suR EsTREM-
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THE PRESCOTT HIGH SCHOOL, FTE1I
ai A On sfk street, befscsea X aad L.
This Institution viii be opened on Monday, Sent
oth. Circnlars may be obtained at Bookstores, oI
On application to the Principal at the lnstItution
private play grounds, and the etIoostion rerd
tn,s ss 3 Ts's ds'irAois 'Shoei fe5 s4y:,
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sIarll
BY ). G. MCGUIRE q Co, Auctioncers.

ltHANCERY SALE OF "A VALUABLE TRACT
~ OF land near Washington BY virtue Of Of the
cunt comtc the District q Columbia duly PISSED on the IAN day Of
February A. d. 1889, ctaucery pending
court wherein b. Blanchard A.
1T al defendans Wednesday 18th OF March,
O'Clock, will proceed public auction, following
described land situated tho
Columbia olows Beginning
point the south side Of rney Branch, tho
drawn 2l deg " 10 erces bound Of
The late William omcad and That Of Fierce Shoemaker and running
thence with eaid ne reversed 24 W. 1913 pcrcbcs
bound thence N deg W. perches, thence
III 70pcrcho thence n 80A deg 20 IL peccs thence
deg T.. % perchcs, thence ~ perchcs,
deg 81 pcrches II deg 1912 perccs, Az, deg
W. 344 pcrchcs, thence 31i w. pcrclcs, deg w
porchcs thence 4a deg W porcos thence n 70 deg AZ
rerchcs tcuco IS deg W. u perces thence SO DEE W
pecho thence ia deg 10 perehes thence 81 deg IS
pcrches thence 6s w 20 perchcs and thence with
line to tho pIsce OF bgnnng containing 20 roods
perchcs more or less.
This the land which VIM Homead
and Wabrldge Thomas Blagdon
The sale Will take place Che auction j c. cGure
Co. Washington, d. c.
Terms Of sale Ono third OF the purchascmoney paid
cash the residue in three equal instslmcn 1T ~ aud is months
with interest from the day for which the purchasers
secured 70 the satisfaction Of the trustees will be
WILLIAM j STONE, Trustee.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE CO.,
Feb 22-3taw3w&ds Auctioncers.
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Ile h,d, ,sqih,, ,ea. III ~ ,nada ~ gos
my pn we tnei po".ics 70 DC mue ot spo' "uu SUI
ess lea'her wen uhu Mosnne io siAes NUMBERED anu
- NOV sss msh esW a"o ot e smaller Sizes no. HISS 'nA
seven ounces !" ue square o' inc poun lu circular '"J "
nap DC good sh"y ieanef wen tahheo tne seams " nc "o
ana suohsN seowen WIN tho oe IRON iNe.s Wen hnhea
io canvas pouches "ie 70 oe mato o' COTTON
woven 50 as 70 resist water Weighing Tor ouehea SIG NO
os hah 70 ounces W he s"" "uh OF ounves 70 WY
@ "a W'i vi ouens " s'Ao ~ = no' ss wan
-ouuhccs 70 ue ymu" 20 'hohs "ah oi pouc' SIZE NJ"
no, Tess ah 10 ohVs 70 we sa I" ~ inches WAN ue
~ Walp anu wen 70 oe CONFESSED o. AZ least hse yarns ec
my Canvas Poucne sHs numper"u ann are 70 ~ mfuo
on Vans weighing h ss tnan ~ ounces 20 tne zero % ~
mohss Mn 20, es 'n - ounces 70 me yad OF %
,e :" 'no warp ana WON 70 DC vonpoeu o' az eA' our
yarns each -. 900 :
feoAc u'sd conpas fforse-Mdu bags .it H-lff
Sire NJ body long wide in the widest
PARIS ends bottoms being Ia by 20 inches.
Size No. BODY 45 IS vide IN The widest
parts ends bottoms OF being by ~ Inches.
No 3dy 4: Aid Is inches wide in the widest
parts booss Ok being 10 By 20 inches.
The leather hore be good and subsan
eaer wen tanned weighing not less than seven ounces 70
e square loot aud The seams TO be well ana strongly so~cd
rstel, TO be so done as NOT TO chaio horse or rider .
The canvas horse mail bags TO be made Oh cotton canvas ke
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L>RANKLIN PHILIP respectfully invites alton.
magnificent stock Of books tho results q
rccen, and pcrsons the North
Tho best editions OF standard md
works plain and ornamental bindings many Of vh gre
surchly especially the
nro,rblnc fcs,,ve sc.sop FRANKLIN e
rcckssove, avenue,
No, " between 9th and 10Th streets.
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NOTICE TO REDEMPTION CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE- EAfPTI0N CLAIMANTS.
person the right pre- Of the
within townships and fractional townships above mentioned
required establish the the satisfaction Of the register and
of the land Office and D1s therefor
practicable after SEEING notice, and before the appointed
public sale OF the lands embracing
otherwise such viii be forfeited.
TIIOS. A. HENDRICKS
ttt t IA Commissioner Of the General Land Uniccs !
regulations the department heretofore
exciting payment bc made advertising
except publishers specially authorized publish
by the General Land Onoe.
( Jan l0--law13w I IInt&Starl
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gyyAs. q. MCGUIRE q CO., Aucs.oneers.

{, ALE by order of the Orphans Court Of very ex-
- tensvo 81 superior Nlncs Iiqaofs osnrs
day Nt a. 10 oiock te Wine and Liquor store
"a the late John N bnhanp, south side q
between ~, AID c shall sell ID catss, all
II hs stock ID superior Wines Liquors aud Cigars comprising
cHaMFAGNEs H tN
unna Imperial and Cabinet Royal Rouse
Green seal, Heiiseck. Bcuehe, ST pcray
Muntobcllo, Black S.al
And other fsseuts brands, quarts and pn,s
Very ssperior Pale DARK Brandy, In wood sass
WINES
Amanuindo Gordon, sherries
old Reserve and rnia Nndeiras
Superior Old Pors, a. Julian
Chateau, IeovsiN n Estephc
And other Sfarets pnts quarts
wTiBKEY
Ktra Superior Glbson whiskcys, wood and glass
About 10 900 genuine aud superior Havana Cigars
Together with Jamaica Rum Gin
stheidnm Snaps Carasoa
Absynthe, Anncsctte Cordial KeTchwassa
Sssph aud IRISH Whiskey, Arrack Blers
tusc spirits Vinegar, Young's Ale
El,ndea Hrown Stout scotch Alto
Oisp OH, k1. t.lsa r..4 ~
whole FORMING very goods req,
uiAtion u winch we'd known need
Also, ssp0or Herring Iron Safe, Counte Shelving, Casks,
Measures, nc.
Toss $40 aud under cash over credit Of two four
p sIe Mr. supplied at
priy ate sale until the day q sale
Catalogues may Obtained counting
A \. BUriBfANN Admin'x.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE q Co,
Mar I'D -. ii Aucloneers.
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By JAS. c. MCGUIRE q Co.. Auctioneers.

D0SITIVE SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
lot on Ninth street west, between and streets north On
Monday afternoon February 2Sth Ak O'Clock the
shall sell No Cadens subdivision Of
500 frootng 70 eth between and
north, running back inches a alley,
This o beautifully situated healthy and desirable Of the
CITY residence win be sold wtbcat Title ndispu
the residue H. months with
Interest, secured by dce. M trust the premises.
JAS c. MCGUIRE A. co,
Feb sd fF y Aucioneers.
EsE~Thc above sale is postponed until Saturday
afternoon. March 5, same hour and place.
ey & JAS G. MCGUIRE CO,
Mar,--d - ~ Auctioneers.
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TTNHE HISTORY, OBJECT, AND PROPER OBSERy-
Il ANcE On lent by H. Rev. VIM Ingrab'm Kip, ~ Bishop
II California; vol. Is CENTS
iifc q Burns. mostly hy Carlyle cents
Teachings Of Socrates, from Groes History
vol so
The Maid Orleans Mchcc.
tory II France. fvol 30 cents. 1884
Dor sale FRANKLIN PHILIPS
Mar 500 Pennsylvania avenue between oh and 10th
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

Y y
PETITION OF Richard NJ Hoe, of New York. N. " pray
patent granted him the 1si May
lS45 In Inng Presses for from
expiration said patent which takes place the LIST OF May
t..r
that the said petition be heard NJ the Patent Office
Monday April IS IL O'Clock and all persons notified 10
appear show they have why said petition ought
to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required 10 file In the Patent or
ncc their objections specially set forth writing at days
hearing all either party be
used at the ad hearing must be taken and transmitted
rules The office which will be furnished application.
testimony the will be closed the 4h Of April
poons and other relied testimony must be n
Office before the morning Of that day the arguments
any, within days thereafter
Ordered that this bo published the Union, Washing
Book, week three
the first OF said publications be at least sixty days be
fore the 18th OF April noS,, the day Of hearing
JOSEPH HOLT
Commissioner
PSEors Of the viii please and send their
bills tho Patent ONCE, with paper containing this notice
Fob I9--lawSw .---
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No. 69o.l
BY the President Of the United states.

IT JAMES BUCHANAN, President of the United
America, pursuance or The provisions Of the act OF
Congress entitled the lands sold The
st Helene land district the State Of louisiana and
torxng resuryey lands distn approved
The pubic lands do hereby declare and make known that public
will be held land Office GKENsnune the State of
commencing Monday The second day Of May nett for
the sale Of the Incorporated pubic land sit
within the limits Of the following townships and ac
ona townships according to The approved pats rcanrvcyed TO
wit: + .-I.l. +. Z
South IF line and tes oftse principal mertaian
rownsb,s I, q aud A. fractional townships and g. Of
range
Townships l. q and g. township Of range
Townships and 2, OF range g.
Fractional townships !, 2. and 3, of range
Fractional township l, Of range B.
South Of The inca Of he principal meridian
townships l. q g. 4, s, o, and 7, of range
Townships ., 8, and z, of range 2
Townships and y OF range 3. ft tlL 3a.EN lst fFH
Townships s. g. and and township n range
Fractional township 8, Of range g.
Township o. of range s @
Fractional Townships and Q, Of range 9.
Townships o. and and fractional township g. range 10
Township g. range H. arl
Fractional township 9, of range H. 80 ~ tf
Township g. OF range ID
Lands covered by private claims appropriated
schools military other purposes together with
swap overowed granted the State the Of Con
gress approved March 2 1872 and September IS, 1885, also all
nIpd
appointed OF the sale, which shall
finally acted by that time, under the PROVISIONS
of the acto 10Th August 1872 hcreinbefore nentone c Dc
cluded fromfhe sale - @
Tie offering Of the will
appointed will the order in which they ad
shall offered and the thus
and no private entry any viii
Given under INV hand at the city Washington ts I day Of
january thousand eight hundred and aync
JAMES BUCHANAN.
BY the President
Tnos A. frsDmcs, 8
Commissioner o General Land onice
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L,0R RENT, either furnished or cniwnished, and
By the yea ssiod house, 90 ,he opsoss o.
and Third streets during The last session N Congress ~
gure al DAVID A HALL,
Nov e-aodu ta.I .....f fI0ff .f "A street
NOR RENT.-Ihe Front Parlor, and Bed Room at
ached, Drug store. TIE most
desirable tho 20 The dc
and wrds Hotel Also, bed rooms In THIRD story
ali furnished. Apply 10 KlDwtiIs 4 l.AtktStt III
Nov iO-st4~u ID Ifft wv h. near
TINO LEI1fhe three story brick house, No. 423
j fuh street, beswssn Has bath and gas peni
st25. Inquire on the promises. NOV SoTu
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE via ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD. pa4 fs
From WASHINGTON Virginia Alabama,
sft Mississippi Louisiana, ARKANSAS, and Texas
obtained the Southwestern Rail
rodd ce, Pennsylvania aud Axb street. washing
ton s Ferry Boat George lagc at tho Office OF
Orange ans Alexandria ss,iload at Alexandria
Richmond panylc, Iynlhrv, Bristol Knoxville, slscn
Atlanta, Nashville Huntsville, Grand juno
f.f, ton, Memphis, Montgomery and New orieans
Continuous Railway Connsx'ons 10 Mcmphs
100 mies
shorter than by any other route.
the f0o n Seventh street
take tho srsor
Richmond Charlottesville White sulphur Springs, wood
Richmond all points southwest,
making and close connexions 10 Memphis
Office, Pa AT
O'Clock, and 7, H..
Th Ht t4't9l JAMES A EvANs Agent,
June Isf Washington
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NOTICE TO TRAY ELIERS.--NE ARRANGE
nv NEXT wIlI M AT " E-EROM

NOTICE TO TkAV EiLEkS.--NEW AhhaNHE-
IN MENT, GREATLY lffsovED SCIIEDtiE WASH
NGroN DIRECT TO ALL PARTS " TIE SOUTH ANn s0uiwtSr
POTOMAC TEANEES AND RICHMOND AND fuTOMt KALI
ROAD daily lines from Washington for The south
and son,b~ct their iertls foot 9th street nj e,
m D. boat obtain line
and cry pleasant sail q a hours down The
passing f view Of Monht Vernon ny bo
evunng they good and rest OF fenr hours N
Rchui"nd ~ time TO
connect with NIL the South and Southw csi
conveyed us rOnte pe'ug ~
100 miles less aroang than by any oner route,
making certain connexions 10
rRspEHlcRsrrRa Rc,sn rEMnrHa VIRGINIA WELDON AND
&. G.; ArGtsrA CA NpsrnsfRf
MONTH";, Ala, sourinf CITES
tstf atg sax ftt ,s94i #
the Danvilc Scuth-ide virginia,
Tennessee East Tennessee railroads l8 s'8 "
TIE SOUTHWEST TO
DanviIc Bristol, lnt"n,
Chattanooga. ~ Huntsville, stSN Memphis, 1s f1g
Iyuebl,urc Kpox Atlanta,
Nashville, Grand Junction, montgomery,
and New Orleans.
aud further information Of the ron'c inquire
No 372 rcnnsylvaaia avcne Que door
Browns Hotel beard the tsts foot q ON street
HI Iiialffl tW{83GiI & GEO \. MATIfNIY H
August Wv Ticket Agent
VA j Id
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sTEREosCoPIC PICTURES.

n ..Uoa lyoadeyfid and Beuai.fut.V. ~
NV Il have now on hand OF the largest and
wv ItJ,rosCoiC PICTURES nnered
this glass plain mil cnored consisting OF views
The p,ii, lstl places Of the Uuiei States, N
We have also, variety Iott celebrated groups par
sc,i,os, nics, &c.
collection Ut various
styles These and
proest interesting that be OF
90 old young. ststh .ia on fA4 $50 Nl
TAYLOR MAuRY, Bookseller,
Pennylea avenue Tor Washington Of the Amcrn
S,er,spsco,u, COMPANY rt Jan 20
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.--T The steamer
~ GEORGE PAGE win follows IL
leave Alexandria o'clock, e. 4, and O'Clock,
IN. q y ]. .ttt 800
Washington II O'Clock D. O. and ocooh,
cOIIYEE when the route will run - opposite
hours Fare I3 fs ft 9tap ssIss- f IA
whaeys with be Fpgc and Coyer will
Capitol 2h street and PennsyvaniA avenue,
june s cod~,r RICHARD WALLACE President
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VSRENCH BOOkS-lIlustrated
II Physioioge du Govt Par Rriai Sa,arn 81 cents.
les fabules roruialrrs. Is cents.
Tables dc Fon,aine. IS cents.
d;uvres ppotiqucs poicaf cents.
Historic d'Iac cents.
dc Claude Gcnoix 10
Add. NJ Kadcr. far leon ptc. 81
Historic do A dc l'udc 30
Scbastopoi Historic dc la Gucrc d'ornt
Ruhurn, Historic de Ia Gucrrc d'Oreni 40 cent?. III
Malakcn Historic de In Gucrrc d'oricnt 40 cents.
In Russc ct rFurope. 40 cents
Lea lures "a les Russcs. 40 cents
Imported from Paris
Feb 20 fRANck TAYLOR
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IN A. CARDWELL, Real Estate and General
10 Commission JrcAcr, has taken the Office stairs IN no
where he attend To selling AMI
buying the Union aud collecting
procuring houses rent lease business ae
real estate, with nuexcrpttiuai legal Md
chains OF description The executive de-
Congress and mcners
OF the distant adjacent
subscriptions advertising his being -nch
10 the aud in-froons 10
attending having advc, isemcpts IN
any ali Of the papers IN the District o. Columbia NJ r
application by cor Otherwise to him thus saving inc
cxpcnsc tap the city, and prompt returns made
Also negotiation Of ons gcD security, aud all dese
which properly be Chased under Tho head OF
general commission brokctagc. fHH w frtt
Hon Wm Harris, Formerly Of M-sour pr A. u
Garnu g. Bsrrrt, n,yor Richard waiach, and
the wopricies Of ibc generally Of Washington,
Mcssrs j. g. b. Davenport and Hon = tnskr Rcm,nd Va
Pncr, AoRhapy City, Pa Col A. T. Burnley Frank
KY and John o. Sargent, New York city Zee -dn
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II ARGE PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS OF NIAGARA,
Montreal Now York rconderora, Mount Vernon, Tomb q
Washngon inpgs Of Washington. Size 10 by 81
Price 81 earn. ts+ I'll. .rls
For sale by TAYLOR MAuRf,
Feb a. booksellers, 33t Penn. avenue
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ISROM WASHINGTON DiItECT TO ALL PARTS
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, WINTER ARliAScEMfNfS
Two through daily sxrcr sunday from Wash
ing,ou Or che West, follows
SUNDAY cxocpcal e'unec
ng closely if Cumberland and Pseinsut
Chicago coan~s'on leaves
Washington reaching os'scse al 30 day
lcusssie, Cairo tho
southwest, aud LOUIS, Kansas, &c. trs tt4at
grand tbe
either lao, ranisom Washington, and no
owe o Cumberland Piedmont 90. Il a. - f ~
For the Sorh~ Virginia
For Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad take
be
frcsh baggage checks all and every
other possible facility, WIN be found upop this route H
way Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
win leave Washington as follows
FOR ali points between Washington Piedmont
7.i5, m, train ,..t..-
q ~ ,tsn 10 connect Frederick take the aso, M
tram. t,IffI. isfulftfH tlftf ffu rr
ron BAIrnioRE AND THE EAST
Leave Washington r Baltimore 6Io and Tab and $40
and 80, p m sunday st3io, p. only,
Baltimore 30 and 8 so, and $40 and 80 m
on sunday 80, 10. only,
30 only win way stations and Tor An
napoi oorucctirfs fiffi
the West the as and 5.to trains Zoe the Fast
inquire Ia. s',cre and OHIO Railroad
Ticket ONCE Tiios II PARSONS, Agent, Washington.
fftWIfH W. r. Smith,
oct Master 81 Transportation, Baltimore.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-09-03

at Zion Church. Notwithstanding difficult
ties. apparently of II formidable nature, a
faithful few determined to hold prayer.n,cot-
ings every Saturday evening. at this point,
To- which resolution they rigidly adhered
The good work was commenced at u very
carly period in the Spring, and am pleased
to add, it is still the intention of the member-
ship to continue these meetings. Prayer is
the only effective weapon tho Christian can
WELD. Sunday Schools, Bible. Tract, and
other Societies, are invaluable, indispensable
auxiliaries, but, without prayer what can
they accomplish. 1t is essential to the pros
perty of the Church 'thut prayer,moetings
should be kept up in every quartcr-united,
vigorous measures are necessary. We think
it would be we'll enough for the members of
two or three Churches to occasionally meet
together and have n union. prayer-mcctmg.
1t would induce Il better state of feeling than
could otherwise be brought about, and would
prove n blessing to all who engaged in it,
and also greatly benefit the surrounding com
munty. Suroky. difference in creod should
not prevent harmonious concurrence in this
great and good work. Brethren there is Il
great work for you to do. Will you not
heartily engage in it? BE assured the good
Lord will not allow your efforts to go unrc-
Quilted. However unfnvorab!c appearances,
continue to pcr>cvcringly, consccntiously
discharge veur duties and my word for it,
"af tltings'w1Il 1Ilworktogetherfo good" and
in due fine, you shall 'romp If yon faint
not" Ne must here take occasion to urge
upon tlie young Nmethrcn the great impor
tance of cultivutng habit of hearty prayer
also. the imperative necessity of taking mp
the Cross in public. The harvest truly is
great but the laborers are few" Wo nre
much in need of members who will discharge
this important duty in public. In some To-
caiticS it is almost i"iposshle to cmrry on
praycr-mcctings, simply because brethren
dread the Cross. will you not. my young
brother, seriously consider the matter and
consent to labor earnestly and faithfurIy IN
the vineyard of your Lord and Master? May
God I'm 1sis infinite nnerey help you to do so.
In nnr communication relative to the Sun
day School celebration at Williamston, we
intended to lay before your readers IL rropo-
sition which we believed would have q ten
dcncY DO induce additional interest ia the
Sunday School Cause. Want Of time. how
ever, compelled, and still compcls us to fore
20 our intention. Will not the Rev. c. H.
S. give us the benefit of few suggestions in
neferenoe to this great interest? We think
it would have q good cs'2ct
TOW JEFF.
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POETRY.
B, Content.

B, Content.
Mistaken mortal ever freting,
Grasping grinding. groaning, getting,
lie content.
IL thou hast enough be thankful
Just as if thou had'st bankful,
lie content.
If fortune cast thy lot hut humble
Earn thy bread and do not grumblc,
BE content
Have tho rich. thnkest thou no trouble?
Twice thy wealth, thy SORROWS double,
BE content
List tho lore Of learned sagcs-
Those wise men of Grccian ages,
lie content.
Their reckoning up of all eartl's riches
Was compasscd in one short phrase, which is,
he content.
The rich man gets, with nll his hcaping,
But dress and drink, and food, and sleeping,
BE content
Though in sleep the rich men gain not,
Poor men sleep when rich men may not
BE content
Remember, thou for wealth who rakcst,
"Nought thou broughtcst, nought thou takcst, :
BE content
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Brandreth's Pills,

FOR S.tLE .tT SfLIBRITE S. c.
TnESE cclehrsIyA Pi',S are of vegetable COM
4 pound. frc-c iErm Tcrc@ry drugs of any
kind. Ttcy area sovereign rcnrcdy for fnin OF
any NuchsiAcss iR tie body. or cosivcness.--
Skin diseases OF any inNctcm,G and painful clnr
actcr, such ms crysipelaS, sol rhcum. tcitcr and
summer heat have bccn cSalicatcd by thcirus
These pills have cured the rheumatic. the cp-
lcptic the paralytir> aHd the consumptive. In
jaundice and all AtScAiuns of the liver. dysrcl-
sia. dyscntcry, and dinrrhoe, plcursy. suddcn
pains and innmnmntions, female obsructions,
scorbu,c and scrotfulous, even gouty and ncu.
ralgic affections, have gircu way 10 the use of
this me,ivnc; and Mow after twenty years cx-
pericnce. the public estimation of Biandrctils
Pills continue TO increase. For Worms ,Bran-
drcths Pills are the best vcrmiiuge; they uIc
ininllihe y little child. six years old for somc
weeks was Dropping; its mother gave il one Of
Brmndrcths sugar coated pills, the next lay
there come away n worm sXtceh inches long
an | asl large as child'sfngcr. The clil,l was
well And for Flcurisy nuthingis hcttcr, Let
the people discard prejudice and try them
EEIJ-Sold hy W. $. & q. r. WILLIAMS, at
Salubrity. Sc. ut tho usual price.
April ~, 1859 80. If
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c. MEYER respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally, that ho has constant
ly on hand PIANOS, equal to those for which
he received the Prize Medal in London. ip 1851
All orders promptly. attendedto, and great
care taken IN the selection and packing the
same.
lie has reccived, during the last fifteen years
more Medals than any other maker, FROM the
Prankiia lns,itute--also, Pirst Premiums In
Boston, Now York and baltimore.
Wnrerooms, No. TT2 ARcu Street, below.
Eighth, South side,s Philadelphia
June Is, 1859 Al
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S.ate oi. South e,nruliMn

F!CkENS-IN EQUITN,
=. 3. Keith, TX, * ct. al
vs.. Eil for Relief &C.
Elisha Lawrence. Ct al.
I appearing TO the Commissioner that john
L NJ. Lawrence, William f.. Webb and wiiu
Esther C.Hand i. B. Gassnway and wife ANc-
Inissa. reside without tho limits OF this Stn,e.
on.motion of Norton. complainants' solicitor,
1t is ordered that these absent defendants do
appear plead answer or dcmur 10 c0nplanants'
sh'd MI OF complaint. within three months from
the publication hereof. or an order pro cUnftSSo
will be taken as to them
RoBT. A. THOMPSON, c.E,p.h,
Com rs. Office. juno %. 1859 lnl