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WHEELER L FORsTALL,
Coppersrniths and Machinists.
las I'm PIG Tchoupitouias street

AYERS AGUE CURE, FOR THE SPEEDY
or
sa aa1s 0'
Mo sds s s er BY tie necessities e the
Such enabled o5 viii perfect that
proof, that harm ariss from It's any quantity.
s % Is ss Fs.s.s
G 2a saR o s Ssea M s
sxpss hs masm e poison d Fever and Agus from
o IL spa Is L
ssis d'GPPy
an Ass
hoped this Price will place within the reach Of al,he
and
4 n that nit sh NO 9u thine Or
whatever upon the constitution Those cured by are left
Ac poison great variety # dsqrse arise from ts iri
acne 4n
bowels Collie Paralysis and dsrangemtn in the stomach y
Of Which when originating in this T on the
from lie blood and cures ali hike sDe pf an
me the # ksn
ionay daily while exposed to the Infection that will be
quantity to pen into disease Hence is M valuable
nssas they protection this rsm nss
Ayers CathartIc Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYsIC
composed that disease within the range of their action
rarely Withstand evade them Their penetrating
ties search and cleanse and nvigorate
organism correcting its diseased action restoring
healthy vitaes As of these properties, the
Invalid who bowed down with pain physical debility
tonshed to find his health energy restored remedy
olce simple and inviting.
Net only do they every day complaints everybody
bat also many formidable and dangerous Diseases The agent
below named pleased furnish gratis my American Alma
containing certificates of their directions
their in the following complaints Coveness Heartburn
Headache arising from dsordered Stomach Nausea ndges
Loss OF Appetite Jaundce and other kindred complaints
arising from low Of the body obstruction It.
They excellent Alternative the renovation Of
the blood and the restoration Of tone and strength the system
deblitated by disease.
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL,
For the rapid of Coughs Colds Inuenzas
Group Bronchitis 1ncipent Consumption and for the relief
Consumptive Patients in advanced of the disease
So wide the field of its usefulness and
OF its cures that almost every section of the country
abods in persons publicly known who have been restored
from alarming and desperate diseases of the lungs
When tried its superiority every redi-
of its kind is apparent observation
its virtues KNOWN the public longer hesitate what anti
dote employ for the distressing aud dangerous affections
the pulmonary that incident climate While
many inferior remedies thrust upou the community have aled
and been di carded this has gained friends by every trial.
ferred nes tie afflicted they Forget and
dueed cures and too to be forgotten
sale by J. WRIGHT &CO.,
Nos. q & l5l Chartres street, N. o.
Also by HAVILAND, CLARK GEORGE, Mobile. and by
n Am
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ITO SUGAR PLANTERs- g.-
ANRS' STAR SUGAR PAN,
And
Improved steam Train, for Making Sugar.

From the yasne Of The interests involved the composition
s.. s
systems for eyaporatng the juice trials often costly
@
e 90 s h. ., w wud
lions proved that have different kinds Of
for procuring hest not even TO admit their
e he .a
sonssnsd them already oblivion These facts re.
.sa ssS The b VI. h..
auesiolabiy auecessfni. $3.50
Louiana 1929 the present ,iTs ha.
The planter, VI: Simplicity Of construction the with
. til.
q tie Ia
iaEes The e That the ss.mpes
The whole extent Of the heating surface of the utilized
An uniform temperature obtained throughout the whole
Of % gs ss will rapidly
Any portion the heating surfscss be ds.aehed without
q hess evaporation .sced
action. much
sssi
dnsgs e - saxsr can ag Be- sae II lie ssr Pan Of a.
and firm grain VII p5essass IS made ID sSe
i1s i ths essI .,sp
GRAFTON equal ratio Planters no have the
pans altered combine ali the adyanta
ges obtained by Anes' invention.
These results been obtained the ALnandsle
under the Of Mr. Wade H. Gilbert belonging
Mr.. G. Ricara Of Bayou Gouls lberve the sugar
house This there il entire
kind, which consists Of four clar Ing evap
per healing surface than the Pan. From
difficulty which experienced in maintaining the steam in
the grsbuaior induced to have The common worm
out and replaced by Ames improved This
ss e s a 81 ssTS y q
ANsASDALE. Nov. 49, 1858.
o. AyHs, fso-Dear Sir Your favor Of the I7i duly
hand. regret my time is completely taken up
the following advantages Of Pan the old
The Star Pan do. not lower the in boilers
cleaning and enaiipg the liquor the
the density Of Syrup as IL do whilst using the
Star Pan and b a up
forwarded hours or Is per cent more
than previously Another advantage boils better
The greatest advantage however, i that the grain of the
sugar cooked n your Star Pan Of 80 steam
Inference IN the rmnes Of he grain Of he sven be
Star Pan from 60 to 80 imagine owing ng
no water IN the pipes consequently the application L. Of
ing Pan, from what Judge, any of the improved
boilers would take hogs.
head with the common fned oier ~ and the
az.
Any information may acquire by experience hereafter In
working he Pa will al time be cheeruly given well
IS any questions you may PROFOUND with regard
its working
Very truly, yours.
The reputation Of the the foregoing letter as an
peeuced manager aud maker the
Sate-o whom planters referred well Mr.. Ricsd
The Star Pan be furnished cheap
in For fnrtker information address
Ut New Orleans or The undersigned sole authorized fnuac
WHEELER FoRsTALL
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Stock on hand no. cleared. q, ae
SUGAR. About 1900 hhds. were sold at steady
prices Fair to fully Fair ranging at 5a@5sc. q H.
MoLAssEs. Sales 1900 bbls. at 27G2sc. for Fer
menting, and 2sa@2sc. q gallon for Prime and
Choice. Also. 800 half bbls. at 33033Ac q gallon.
FLOUR. The only sale reported was LIS bbls.
superine at Is q Dbl.
CRAM. The supply Of Corn was small, and the
sales were confined to 1856 sacks at 81 o. and some
small lots at u 10 . bushe. OF Wheat, 100 sacks
and l 900 sacks White were sold on private terms
an offer of 81 20 q bushel having been refused for
the larger lot. In Oats and Bran we heard Of no
transactions.
Provisions. :. The transactions in Pork embraced
some retail lots at SIS 25@18 so, and we heard Of
round lot being sold of which 20 particulars were
ascertained . In Bacon we heard Of no sales Of any
moment. of Lard, 20 tierces Old at 10Ac., and so
do Prime at 1Jc y ID.
COFFEE The sales embraced some 400 bags, Of
which 100 bags were at 1Osc, 1895 do at 103c, 150
do at 1oEc., and 100 do at lie. q h. ,s.pss. ,-
BALE RoPE. We noticed sale of 500 coils
Machine-rnade at &c. q ID.
WHISKY. We did not hear Of a sale.
FRE1eHrs. Cotton was shipping to Liverpool to
fill up at 15-32d.
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new ORLEANS PosrIos11cE.

F 8=ls.y- w1urrr Ann eunuwurw
From LIST hovsnss., lsss, = - ssss, 80 -
OFFICE HOURS-Week Dxys, ftua d AsN.h6
o'clock p. n; Sundays and Holdsys fsuA > n n
o'clock AN. 81 q
aaP. NJ, except On Sunday, VIXEN Is Iaie
rArn crsSr J Vim 3 = r.. !. OF. e, u, 80
A1 Pass G1s;.tisn His.issinni On Civ. BiIoI ~
Ocean Spring., % TussdaryTs and Tharsdsys sss
Taesdays s snd sstuIdsss q 4 2. II. - ~
ROUTE s.ies-Nev Orlesus 70 Memphis supply-
Yickshurc. Iafs Providence. Grsrd ne. Ark.:
Greenyille. Miss.: COlumbje. M. :GaG1ef'sIAnG
ing, Napoleon, Helena and Memphis. CIoses On
Monday, Wednesday and Friday !. 81 4 DIE
Roq II, 1s ssso. s, e,1 S.. s.. n
~,r1 s,y sammy !. a.
faqnemne. Hason hoaec, rors hnoson. q. 5Isn-
GlsvMe, FolnIe goupes, - p nI,
lAnMng, SsoPIayne AIe4an9fss, uianG 49,
H Ha.e I snissspG ana aas ana. 1919
Jaenh Grand csnIf Ash1ood. Wsrrenfon. hsw
TS-sss ~. ". sstr,s.~ e 3 n ~. - I1ssss
sa M.y ~ ~ Ty$d ~ = IL II - 81
=. We. $1,000, -. ~, -, - j..
r. McGItshas ~ u nbor3s. .si-
ng McCusneon T 3. $780, sasnee
r. Ntran. Tnrssrds -
sntar;o,s New i,;vsr Raym canis ihe,,siis
Panrem;ne ' Manchac n R1nIv,s fnnd,r % R.te.s
Rours 9ana i msrSi Iobdes Store Pe.t M
o suna ws,s-oc .nd "a T,,uc.s
Send interiors Closes ~ sundsr q WeSnsass,,
SnS Tr;SaH y 4 II snd MonSs Z. 81 . 4 IS IL
Due on Monday. wednesday, Thursdsy and Sat
urlay BY 8 A. III.
CovTNcTnN rAm M r.Arr uAm f,o
Monde w Wednasasv Er;da, - q 3 n 49,
r,veS ~ Tuesaav T;hn,.asv .n9 s.tnrd.v ~ =
pm. "A 81 - 81 s. b - e
IEFEEpsoN crry MAu.-fao.e. ~ r,..s.v
Thursdav and SATURDAY a 81 4. n. nns 80
dava n s. n. = - = - ~ n - = -
A. nrgpa ,rlm r-,,. a.;,,, f,,,s... :.
ALHlEhS nA A. ~ dsiiy. Gie,es g st ~
LAFAYETTE MAI. Closes daily (except Sundsyl
att r. ID. Arrives daily Except sunday - "A
AN.
CARROLLTON AAIlA-Closes daily at 10 a, n.
Due z. NJ
| OSYKA MAIL-Closes daily at 6 r. II. Due daily
at7P. M. Supplies Amite, independence, Tan
| gipaho, P0nchatula, Osyka, jackson, Cantcn
and Vicksburg, Miss, and counties North and
East Of Jackson
NORTHERN AND WESTERN MAu,--yia N. {,
Ss ~
Nemnh;s ArTansss mails via VicEshnre' He *.
mis- Chattannnca Nashville TonisviIia rim
cinnati, Knoxville, Richmond. washineton, Bal
| timore, Philadelphia, New York and Boston. Al.
| rives daily by "a. NJ; closes daily at y.
NsM rssns nno vps
ishes T'nesdav Thnrsdav and Satnrdav Ciasea
daiIv at N. Dne dailv nv & p. n. $500
KEY Wiser MAIi.--Gioses 81, he lath and 2sth ar
sse a,, month 4 AN Due on the eth and zap
p.JTzEHrAMe srnr,virr p,sn,.,,. rn,,,s,, w.,
Rsaaailo sstisnsns 1s and Buns sestisssas
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Children three years old and under those three
and totwelve years old hapnce all twelve
full fare.
Family tickets in packages Of be had at the
Office of the Master Of Transportation Merchants whose
lilies reside the line Of the road tickets in pack
ages Of for their personal use at reduced rate
SATURDAY EVENING, the 18th inst, will be discontn-
ued after that date.
Freight Trains daily between New Orleans snd
tom The Compa prepared to forward Goods and
Packages Of all kinds place with which they have
necon receiving fom delivering the domic Of Its pa.
WI, NJ WADI.EY.
MD
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NEW GRANADA, WEST COAST OF SOUTH
AMERICA, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
SANDWICH ISLANDS, AUSTRALIA AND
VANDlEMANSLAND, NEW SOUTH WALES
AND CHINA.-Closes on the 4th and 10Th OF
each month. at P. NJ. Arrives ON or about the
18th and 2sth of each month.
A6Postage to South Pacific: Letters, 34c.; papers,
Sc.
srPostage to New South Wales, Victoria, South
Australia, etc., via England, by packet private
ships, SO cents single rate, prepaid via France,
10 cents each quarter ounce, prepaid, IS added 70
the above postage; via New York, by private
ships, s cents, prepaid.
afPostage to Peru Letters, 22c.; papers, SC.
aaPoatage to Bogota (New Granada:l Letters, 1885,
srPostaee to China, New South Wales, Sandwich
Islands, via San Francisco: l0c., prepaid.
nThe postage to places on the West coast Of South
America, via Panama, is On each single letter,
34cents and on each newspaper, s cents, when
sent /; and 10 cents ON each letter, and cents on
each paper, when received.
~ The postage to New Granada direct Is 10 cents
single rate, and cents each newspaper ; and 10
the Sandwich Islands, Australia, Van Diemanb
Land and China, (via San Francisco,) 10, en-
each single letter, 10 cents, payable in advance.
aThe single letter rate to California and Oregon d
10 cents, prepaid. On newspapers, etc, the do
mestic rates apply. - s. ~ V
9F Marks. r. n
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TIC LlVtIpUol Steamer Of the 18TH ut. has not
been announced. On Monday, the opinion prevails,
there will be better supply Of good cotton. The
article is coming freely from Red and Ouachita
rivers. As distinguished factor remarked, we are
just getting into the merits Of the Red river trade or
receipts from that section. As the mails have been
much retarded the full receipts at all the ports
not received until to-day. The receipts at all the
ports are now two millions and twelve thousand
bales, being an increase the same time last year
Of eight hundred and twenty thousand bales.
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80 TO TEXAS. sS&=ESS
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE,


Twenty hours time saved and the risks dcomorts
of a sea voyage greatly diminished, by the
New Orleans, Opelouans and G. w. Railroad,
TO BERWICKS BAY.
THENCE BY STEAMSHIPS, THREE TINES WEEK
MONDAY. ......SUWANEE
To Sabine Pass and Galveston.
80.
To Galveston and Indianola.
SATURDAY. MATAGORDA
To Galveston end Indiano1a.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS.
A9-The ferry running the Railroad the landing
posite jackson Square at O'Clock in the morning. Tickets
be obtained and secured the Railroad ONCE
of ST. Peter and Levee opposite jackson Square,
daily and ut the Depot before
o8 II BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Sec'y.
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Ysh 0rlsaus Bully Grtsttnt.
MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 10, 1859.
Hslu ORLEANS Mlontu Nlark.t.
crsscrsr orr,c.. Nc. 70 Camp street, !.

CRxscEsT orrIcx, No. 10 Camp street,
Saturday Evening. Jan. 8. 1859
Our grand State Holiday to-day was attended with
an immense turnout. A more beautiful day over
head never dawned For the nonce there was some
thing besides banks, money stocks exchange talked
about though some folks did attempt to shave lit
tie paper and sell little merchandise the celebration
Of the day attracted the general public.
Late in the day it was announced that the Quaker
City, from Tchuantepec had arrived, making another
successful trip bringing dates from San Francisco to
the 10th ult the same shall receive in about
week hence via the old route. There are more pas
sengers offering across the Tehuantepec than be
provided for. Arrangements are, however in course
Of completion for the conveyance Of all that may
hereafter offer. The attention of capitalists and all
those interested in the prosperity of city will, Of
course, consider the importance Of furthering and
aiding the Louisiana Tehuantepec Company by addi-
tional subscriptions to the capital stock Spectators
and kjobbers in general will find it attractive
object ere long, and they will, with the solid men Of
the Company, carry the work to successful and pro
ftabIe ISSUE The Panama Railroad is now favorite
object of British capitalists. They are investing in
it largely, being considered one Of the best paying
railroad stocks on record The stock being now % to
"a % cent. premium in New York. We can only say,
gentlemen, money owners and capitalists is the
accepted time. We shall probably own Mexico one
Of those days, at least part of it. Another i'm
portant adjunct to the great trade on the Pacific is
the establishment Of q special line Of steamers be-
tween Yentosa and San Francisco. According to the
annexed figures, the stock of the Pacific Railroad
Company-that is, the Company now engaged in
transporting passengers treasure and the mails from
Panama to California, is of the most productive
in the country. 1t appears that this Company paid
26 y cent. dividends in the last twelve months The
Company bought Vanderbilt by paying him the snug
sum of three hundred and sixty thousand dollars, or
about one thousand dollars per day. 1t must be
derstood that the Panama Railroad Company has no
connection or interest in the Pacific mail steamship
Company, being two distinct associations. That the
Panama Railroad will long have all the business
for the ports the Pacific South of Panama. as well
as the transportation for Australia, which will ere
long be of immense value, as appears by the move
ments of British capitalists and the acquescence of
the British Government. a.
We call the attention of the moneyed and business
men of New Orleans to the following figures:
PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
4
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Bebietu of tbe Hlarktts.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street. 4
Monday, Jan. 10, 1859.
COTTON. Saturday was very generally observed
as holiday but we noticed few buyers in the mar.
ket, and the sales amounted to about $500 bales
prices being within the range of our last quotations
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION;
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

8sd1
19A1 1aNa-Gf1NE ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT
NORTHERN RAILROAD
Express,
Oce In the Railroad Building Camp street. opposite
syee squae VIII deliver in Of the city such Bag
gage Psckages Species Bank Notes. Jewery etc., received
~ the haroad otherwise be entrusted to their
charge or the same with and Dispatch any
point the Great Northern RsroRd the Railroad
or the Massppi Central Raosd receiving them
pose either at the Express Office the residences Offices
individuals.
approaching New Orleans. the Baggage Master will 90
through she rain and receive the Checks and address Of all
persons wishing their Baggage their hotel residence
AThe Company will be responsible for all articles placed
In charge Of the baggage Master.
EXPRESS CHARGES, IN ADDITION TO RR. FREIGHT
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8. +. Marks, p. n.

On THE SEAsoHs.-There is four easons, Spring,
Summer, Autumn and Winter. They are all pleasant
Some people may like the Spring best but as for me,
give me liberty; or give me death. The end.
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cent. on the capital.
We think the above is conclusive that the Loui-
siana Tehuantepec Company present the highest
prospects to command the attention of the great
Southwest as well as capitalists everywhere.
Though the weekly summary this evening only
actually four good business days, day of
the week being of pluvious nature, the other the
great Eighth there has been large business done.
We note the sales of $4,000 bales cotton 5000 hogs
heads sugar, 5000 barrels lnolasses with sales Of
some lots in cisterns plantations. In bulky arti
cles of foreign productions there have been as good
sales, among which we note $500 bags coffee and
rs 900 sacks salt. The demand for Western produce
for Southern markets has been good, and large
amount of money has changed hands during the
week.
In the general branches of trade say dry goods,
groceries, hardware, clothing and so on, there no
causes of complaint. Groceries continue in good re-
quest, with dry goods and hardware steadily mprov
ing. In the local and retail trade there has been
large business fully profitable as will be expert
enced for the time for the remainder of the sea-
son. Though we look for a good trade during the
entire season. we do not expect that the retail and
fancy stores will have an enlarged demand the the
balance. There will be real for complaint
unless with some cosmopolitan traders-that is, the
eome-today and goto-morrow folks.
In stocks the transactions-that is, in bank shares
have been to fair extent for the week. In exchange
the movements have been more on an average than
the last previous week. In paper the transactions
have been moderate with the calls on the banks in
the aggregate not exceeding the income
The closing valuation of the stock market yester-
day (Friday) evening is embraced in the following
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II is notable example of virtue, where the cen
4uerer seeks for friendship Of the conquered.
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BRITISH POSSESSIONS. Ouncsi r Mss-
When the distance from the U 8. mailing Off /
ice IL
25GO miles or under.......I l0c. | 10.
Over 25O0miles. 70c. | &c.
NOT nRIfIsH POSSESSIONS. .af ItSi'E&
Whenthe dfstancefrom the U. S. malngI
ONCE is
7600milesor under. ......l SAC. | -.
30 Over $500 miles. 4Ae. Il u. Z
Whenrecevedin the United States, andthei r5s-48
distance to the oniceof deliveryfs- -
200 miles or under. .....sI loo, y.
Over 2HQQ miles Il Zoe ii fe.-
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Description Of Articles.

weighing not more than 100
pounds. 20 rs 40 go 40
Packages. other than baggage,
weighing not than 100
pounds: ...::.........:..... 20 rs 80 rs 30
Each additional so pounds OF bag
gage, or packages other than
baggage. 10 10 .l9 10 10
Specie, bank notes, jewery, and
other vauables. weighing
than 100 pounds. 40 80 leo LEO l 90
Each additional ~ pounds...... 20 20 10 20 10
r. 8. WILLIAMS,
d2lH Master Of Transportation
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WUKkS.-The leave
public and builders generally that they mann
featuring nil kinds Of Architectural nrd Building Iron
Work Nos IS 81 Circus such Veraadas Rail
Ing, Shutters Safe and Bank Doors Straight and Circular
Stairs, Iron Bridges, Roofs, etc.
They keep constantly on hand Cast and Wrought Iron Col
every Castings Columns and House Fronts
with despatch a
MID II BENNETT X 90
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-05-31
FOR GOVERNOR,
GABRIEL HIRSH!
FOR LIEUT.. GOV.
WITT ION 81
HroTWfTHHsTANfbfNG The fsilnre Of he AT

IN Cable to come up to the expectations of some Of
the knowing ones of the Old and New World, yet
GABRIEL HIRSH, one of the largest stockholders
in the concern for the purpose of outvatng rater-
nal feeling with all mankind, has extended 1t as far
as the city of Stauntop where it is performing some
of the greatest achievements of the age in the way OF
exhibiting at his old stand, on Main Street, the
largest and most complete STOCK OF GOODS ever
brought to this market The greatest wonder, how
ever even surprising the operations of the Cable are
the CHINESE JUGGLERS," on exhibition at his
window where the pretiest in the country is al
ways to be found engaged In Repairing Watches
and Jewelry.
~. The a 900 offered some time since Is still In
the hands responsible gentleman in Staunton, ready
to be handed over to any who will bring forward
superior workman in his line. G. HIRSH.
Stsuunton Oct 10, lS5S-tf
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
KEEN, BALDWIN, & WILLIAMS,
~ SUCCESSORS TO
Il EEN RALnWIN R ca

hEEN, nAEDW1N co.,
DEG to inform Merchants and Consumers that they
ID are now daily receiving the largest and most de-
sirable Stock of SPRING CLOTHING ever ex-
hibited in this City State the whole of which has
been recently manufactured by themselves under
great advantages, and will be offered at such prices
as defy successful competition. Having devoted the
past twenty years exclusively to this business in this
City, and having more largely engaged in the manu-.
facture and sale of Clothing than any house in the
State, purchasers will time and money by calling
on us. a
Our first floor is devoted to the RETAIL TRADE
and is constantly supplied with complete assort-
ment of the best and most fashionable goods gotten
up in the best Merchant Tailors STYLE and sold at
twenty five per cent, less than their prices.
Our second and third floors are devoted exclusively
to the WHOLESALE TRADE, where Merchants will
find choice stock manufactured with direct refer
ence to their wants, we'll cut and well made, and Of
fered upon the most reasonable terms.
KEEN, BALDWIN & WILLIAMS.
al. a..xad Eah
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nEAn 0NEI READ ALL!!-DR. T. s.

DEAD ONE! READ ALL!!aDR. T. s.
IL McNEIL'S PAIN EXTERMINATOR. prepared
by Minister in the Methodist Church It's no hum;
bug. il has been used with success IN Coughs OF
long standing, Colds, Group Pain in the breast and
back, Rheumatism, Collie, Diarrhoa Sick Head Ache,
Erysipelas Dysenery, Nervous Debility Loss of APP
petite and many Other complaints 1t is almost emit
tied to the name of cure all. No family should be
without bottle 1t is already known to many In the
County who have given us certificates Of its Value
We give the names of several who testify tots useful
ness. Rev. G. W. Station, West View, and Elizabeth
Smith, Churchville, &c. ,,,
Drug Store and at DR.. Y0UNG'S.
Stauntop March / 1885,