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Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1859-09-29
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TTyHE suhscsiber having = large. i: crest - tn
u development of that portion d. Aflpncs6ia
situated north from 81 CIoeds Sauk iclxis ssss
WAtab, and east from I.tie FAlls, and souah.Nest-
erly from Mile Lac and Snpefior, constitution tsr
ticaary, the eastern kslf pf honisoh sosmeys 81 4
especialya rading Of ten miles III eiiher directoa
from GRANITE CITY, tloAtea il townshsp ai IN
Range ~ West. aa TIE East hssks ef Rla,e Rysr.A,
vantages of said secioay md sho sSIy1s
of settlers by the erection of Il 6rst class WATER
MILL, LARGE HOTELss III. s&c.. md c.1s1sst ri
aaclus arosnd which sesiaepss nsy psstsyasd Aals
~ their actual wants sGpplieds togethSr wilh pros
pect of entering into tHisk dhsi lllfa ss
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1859-09-29
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Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1859-09-29

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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-09

SOMETHING NEw.--Tho Aurora, Ind, Com
mercial says there is a lady, thirty five years
Of age, residing in Boone county, KY, opposite
that place, who is cutting n new set of teeth
She has been wearing an artificial sot for some
years. and week or two ago her gums com
nenced hurting her to such degree that she
consulted an Aurora dentist, in order to find
out what was the matter. After examination,
he told her that new teeth were coming
through, as before stated.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-09
HOME INTEREST.
w. II. scbeer: No. lao Main street,

w. n. scheer, No. 130 Main street, has
now on hand a splendid stock of the most ap-
proved style silk and soft fur hats. If you
would look trim, be sure and give him call
Those who want to get good and cheap
likenesses of themselves, or friends, should
call Immediately at APrLEeATE's BROADWAY
GALLERY of Arr. The cost of likenesses at
this establishment, is only % cents each.
Messrs. Redman 81 Durando, Mer-
chant Tailors, &C., 1871 Main street, between
Third and Fourth, have just received from the
eminent firms of Develin, and Pagan, and
Carhart, New York, large supply of elegant
summer goods, which they offer to their friends
and the public at low prices, for cash. A fine
lot Of ties and cravats on hand
The highest perfection In the Photo
graphic art has been attained by MEssRs. BALL
& THOMAS, No. l2O West Fourth street, near
Race. In the taking of Daguorreotypos, Am
brotypes, they have no superiors in America
They aim to please, and always hit the mark.
Daguerrean Gallery. SOuth-Wes
corner Of Sixth and Western Row, over Han
nafords Drug Store. Pictures taken and put
10 good cases for 20 cents.
Warranted to please.
Eor Wedding and Visiting cards, so
to HALLS, No. IA West Fourth street; also for
fine English and French Note Paper and En-
veopes.
Harlan & Wilson, No. 30 West Fourth
street, pay particular attention to the Photo
graphic art. Call at their rooms and examine
for yourselves.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-09
Transfers of Real Estate.
CRY FRoPrRrY-rRlvArE sALEs.

George Hatch and wife to Evans Swift deed
dated May 81 1885, lot 30 feet front by gg feet Oeep on
Third street. 90 feet cast OF Vine-Sl6,s30.
Phillip b. Gloon TO Richard II. Stnne deed dated
April 90 1859 lot 25 feet front by l0 feet deep the
south side of Richmond street, between Fulton and
Gutter streets-S2,O00.
John !. Hooker aud wife to Leonidas stone deed
dated June 1850, lots No. "A, % and a. in Vance
Vile, in tne city of Cincinnati, formerly in Fulton
Townshp-S3jO.
Philip ziegler to Daniel Stanley, deed dated May
30, 1859 lot on the east side of Dudley street. south
Of Poplar street, Il feet inches front, by ITO feet
deep-Sj5O. .,
Same to George Johnson, Same date, same locality,
same dimensions-S5j0. -
Lafayette Armstrong to Michael Werk and John
and Thomas Kirby, deed dated June 3, 1859. lot on
the south side of Poplar street, in square of Wade
also lot street. 10 feet front by IS feet deep
David X. Este to Charles W. James, decd dated
June T. 1859. lot commencing at the northeast cor
ner of Broadway and Harrison streets, 80 feet eight
inches ON Broadway, and % feet on Harrison street,
to an aley-S2,250.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
Samuel Carlisle TO George Peterson, deed dated
Apri l. 1852 lot in section 3d. township j. fractional
range 2, in Miami Purchase containing and 37-lOO
acres-Sl 900.
john A. Stall TO Sarah Crist deed dated June :,
1889, lot in town Of Mount Washington, in Anderson
township, 100 feet square-S3N.
David Quin to Jacob Bauer, deed dated May 3, lSi9
lot No. ll6 in Camp Washington, 80 feet front by
100 feet deep-S3y0.
Charles Copen to James Sharden, deed dated May
~, 1852 lot in mort least quarter of section 2, town
shin .. range |, IS by 2S3A ieet--S2jO.
Henry Debolt and wife to Robert G. HaZlowood
deed date! May 2lst, 1859, tract of 3sl acres in the
village Of Plainville, Columbia township, $4,000.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-09

Miles Greenwood I" Who the artist Is,
where he came from, and whittier he has gone
we know not but we venture to say that we
do know--or TO be more modest, we are oil
opinion that he possesses the true genius oi
the Sculptor.
Should the cynic discover flaw of purely
artistic kind, it would not invalidate the twin
truths respecting our artist aud his work-that
the one is a genius Of no common order, and
the other is worthy of being the production of
his hand. Besides-though IL is not wise to
inculcate treason against the established laws
of Statuary--we are not sure that everything
which artistic science pronounces important is
true to Nature--the only copy the artist is
bound to initiate. What says Goethe7 "The
highest demand that can be made Of an artist
10 this that he shall hold to nature, study
her, initiate her-that he shall produce some-
thing resembling her manifestations" And
this our artist has done. he has, despite the
dictum which says: ono subject past the me-
ridian of life shall be selected for the chisel,"
produced n model true to the life Of gentle
man who, while he is hale and strong, active
and cheerful as the youngest amongst us, is
nevertheless few years "boyond the period Of
full grown maturity"
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-09
Our Cold W eather--Icebergs and the
Steamship Edinburg.


The cold spell of the closing days of last
week, was occasiOned, probably, by the break
ing up of ice fields in the Polar regions, and
the rapid diffusion of their fragments over the
Northern Atlantic. This supposition is
strengthened by the report of the almost
laundering of the steamship Edinburg, on
Monday last, by its coming in collision with
an iceberg during dense fog.
The probability of such cause should be
suggestive to our meteorological savans OF
means for restraining the violent and unwel-
come incursions of those truly northern hordeS
into the glowing waters which at this time Of
year loves our summer basking shores; fol
coming to us at such season they send up al
influence so frigid that it robs our stmospher,
of its life-promoting warmth, and this Is
followed by the loss of crops and the inhictior
of much suffering.
But if such incursions Of Polar icebergs car
not be averted, one should think that scientific
men possess the power of neutralizing their in
Auence, and so deliver us from the blightinl
change which their visitations occasion.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-09
MedaIIIon of Miles Greenwood.

IT is an almost universally admitted rule
in the Art sculptorial, that subjects should
not be selected from among those who have
passed the age of full maturity. 1t is a
maxim among those gentlemen artists, that
cage is pictorial, not statuesque;" :" hence, they
usually dismiss TO the painter heads on
which Time has made his mark, while
they delight in choosing for the operation of
their own classical chisel, busts of men and
women in the meridian of life, possessing
that plumpness of form, and symmetry Of
outline, which always command admiration
and respect.
To quest tion the orthodoxy of this doctrine
would be an act Of tsinerity of which we shall
not be guilty; at the same time we cannot
help thinking that if the art of Sculpture in
oludes within its circle that of modelling, as
subsidiary TO itself, the rule to which reference
has been made does not apply-with at least
equal force-to the skilful modeller, as we must
suppose it does to the Sculptor.
Every man Is not gifted with an artists ey o;
hence the mere minute artistic defects which
"those who know" SO readily detect in paint
ings or statues, are not perceived by the
many; but all persons Of ordinary powers Of
observation are quick enough to perceive
wherein deviation from, or close imitation
of nature consists.
In the window Of our Office has been
placed, for a few days, work of Art--a
chastity executed medallion portrait Of a
well-known fellow citizen. SO true to nature
is this signally well-executed portrait, that
every one who knows the original no sooner
looks upon it than he exclaims, "Thats
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-09
THE PR ES S.
CINCINNATI, THURSDAY. JUNE Q.
The Press and Its Circulation.

On the 22d day of February last, was
issued the first number of the Cincinnati
Daily Press 1t is yet in its Infancy,
having scarcely reached the age of four
months During the period of its exis-
tence, it has attained a BONA FIDE circu-
lation of Six Thousand-nor is our paper
confined alone to Cincinnati. Every
where, within days run from the city
by railroad, it is sown broadcast. To
Columbus, we send three hundred papers
daily, which ore served to subscribers at
an early hour on the morning of publica-
tion. In Dayton we circulate two hun
dred and fifty, and in Indianapolis, one
hundred and sevonty-6ve. Also a pro-
portionable number in Xenia, London,
Springfield, Lebanon, Ohio; Madison,
Lawrenceburgh, Richmond, Indiana and
many other towns contributing to Cincin-
natl. Any one who wishes to satisfy
himself Of these facts, can easily do
so by calling at our Office and examining
the records.
We here venture the assertion that
there is no sheet in America, or else
where, that has attained so large list Of
subscribers within like period of time.
When the proprietor Of the Press de-
tcrmined on publishing penny paper,
many sought to discourage him from the
enterprise. He was told, and it was
urged upon him, that no paper, and es-
pecially PENNY paper, could ever sue
ceed in Cincinnati-that an immense
amount Of capital would be necessary in
order to place it on substantial basis,
and that years upon years of income,
would not remunerate him for the outlay,
The difficulties of permanently establish.
ing penny paper, were to him many
and apparent; but he was satisfied that
the right effort, in the right direction,
could and would conquer success.
As an experiment, the Occasional" "
little sheet for gratuitous circulation,
was introduced, and a daily edition OF
five thousand published. The patronage
received by way of advertisements was
sufficiently liberal to remunerate the pro-
prietor for its publication, while its popu
larity as compendium of news was very
extended 1t was then resolved to en-.
large its dimensions. change its title, and
make it, in every sense, newspaper for
the million. But without the co-opera.
ton of the public, nothing could be
done. That cooperation was sought, and
generous response was the result.
Material and machinery, including the
great Ericsson as a motor, were pur-
chased, and the Daily Press, an independ-
ent penny paper, for general circulation,
was launched into existence We are not
80 unwieldy and cumbersome as our
neighbors, but our readers will recollect
the old adage, that the most valuable
goods are enclosed in small packages
We don't intend, in enterprise, to be 9
whit behind our more elephantine cotem
poraries
In consideration of the fact that ouI
circulation has reached the extent men
toned, and is steadily increasing, both
abroad and at home, its advantages as an
advertising medium must be appreciated
by business men.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-09
1ss-sPECIAL NoTICE--The Open

KS 81 EOINh NVTEOE-~ HHb VUtH-
ing Party at the Ohio White Sulphur Springs will be
given on tho NINTH DAY OF JUNE. The propr-
etor would wish to all the patrons and friends Of
Menters COtillon Band will be in attendance:
The members Of the Medical Profession of this and
adjacent States especially invited to attend the
party as above.
All newspapers in favor Of the prosperity of the
Ohio White Sulphur Springs, will please insert the
above notice. A.. ... jel-tt
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-09
pRnRATE COuRT.

In this Court, yesterday afternoon, fourteen ne.
RrOes sevon adults and seven children, were manu-.
mited; deed executed by Mrs Sarah Black, Point
Coupee Parish, La, authorizing their emancipa,
present in Europe on visit, and before her depart
uro left instructions with her nephew, Mr. W. Bur
ton, to have her intentions in relation TO the cnlen
cipation of these slaves contaminated.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-09
LA w REPO r. T .
ssupERIoR COURT.

tu the case of Nsts6oloy against Mclaughlin, !,
which COMMANDED IN Room, No; ,, before Judge
Spencer last THURSDAY week the jury were unable
Jury fee falls the city in consequences Of no verdict
Eleven Of the Jurors we're in favor OF returning a
verdict for the defendant
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MUCINCINNATI LODGE No. 1873,
+. aud A. NJ. = Special meeting for work, THIS
thursday EVENING, June Q, 1859, at ~ o'clock A
punctual attendance of the members IL earnestly de-
sired. All brethren in good standing arc invited.
By order of the W. NJ. JACKSON SLANE,
jeg.a% Secretary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-08

MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
APPROXIMATION pn.x,.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY

W hole Tickets $40, Have, s., ou.r.et. ~ 81
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TO WIN ORDINANCES.

IL. r'rscus are hr'ety tirrci-i ~ rrmog-
LNifom her pfsmisc' al 18th sut Zoo lio.e
etsnsise PAGES IarfeoE. an t. cut down zoe
se'cstn itoH' II ,su~ 90 he i.Gls e.. ihe streets
Thi' ,ttef must be compiled ~i,A wUAia tea CAV,
fgotn gutltcanou
Ahs Hrsfo isaGa npun the .tr,-,s after I0o 'elocs
AZ ntsh, sei~e'a Tie 10 90 April auc III L., o.
OcivOef, 40 sbN wear, sJ.tg ocl,ck ainl.h.
or'Ne'n oel"tvf Ut ans Apfil y; "a The su,c,,c.
ins ycsf shan - punished Ntth sifipes not -
eeedinr hii'ru. AMI Tie toWn Ssresantts ofs,Trl
Z" ring tn Cuuti Hou,e bell a. zen miputs, ~.
tore SAD huuts. nu,icr co .atd negroes in ,~.ve
inc sfreis No nlf- Than hse Isgf.s s,laH a.
Any one hme sand geihef IN ,ideSsls o. -
or near NJ eeTneI ~ a street. ana nsgfos. nal
never stand On sidewalk 10 The iGcutv.utcr,r
81 VINE Ter.ohs having 10 pass by aud .rv u~.
RIO Who han violate thts order Will be rurt,h, b..
~ sirPss EGi exceeding tierE.
john r GIBSON
P,,,ideEg b. ard 81 Trustees.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-08
'aints, pye-Stsfs, varaish-
o., Oils, Glass, Putty, lie.


'li Be se~n tfom III. sbo,- rotice lhsi &c
IL d,se"se'. VI our Drug Store to n Wn.
90" ~ ~ roniiha. II. business IN A. $
.sf. We r.isfn ,st ,ilcrte hsn.s " the
r~a~'sTc rie very lthsrsl psrpnss~ Asstpsed
opos ss, nd b-,p.ss tor Dr. Hunter cnniinu-
ssee q rLe ssmr, conhi,nt that b. viii prove
verAy Ut tseir COO 6d,ncr snt support
We uss this ccasivn 20 ssV thal W ar. ntees-
sstste'l TO clos~ up tusiness a. once, aud We
taSe tLat all thos- Knowing themselves indebted
&c ~ viii either liqu,esis tbs,s Accounts by pay
-aSbt. OF close hem ~ Nuie.
Asg. I. So BELLER q CO
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-08
CUTLERY.

W. are nos cpsninK large STOCK et Pa.
w 49, Pocset cuusY. o' flFtr.ofqBsl,ty 80
ai irr rflrrs, TiBf
FAHLk CUTLERY -i7.fy talfrE HIs-,
en- Frss iflff hsnfir hHIs-s 4.urs .sI.a
A.ts.a YOKE .n m1'a Bu.f B.us Isrt
Hrf7 hsaa hfiEfs sua F..s.. Ca4s.
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s-ftri. ttt.s.Hs t .t vsff tat-trr Eaf.,
f'f Hp. eFs ss'r- sbI. l ss sarat. .fsss..t
qIa.|t
SCISSORS T. .ts.' gt,sfs ssl a.... ,,
BaIt.a b.. sai Poke s-i..ass
lpr- ~ RIDDLE $40
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NOTICE

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e'"ati Lccs- J. viii r.sa.- s.tG iH .l.,,.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-08

The plumbers from TO so 900 eorfesponciny
with those numbers On The ticket printed on :. n.
rate slips oi paper, are enciTcied with small I'm
tubes and placed in one wheel
The hrst $50 Prize- similarly pti,,et and on
ciTclsd, are placed IN another wheel
The wheels arc tnen Ievoived. aud a number i,
drawn from the wheel Of Numbers aud THE sam.
Time PTiz- u drawn from the o,heT wheel The
humbrt and prize drawn out ATE then opened nd
eIhioiied To The aut;-tc-, and registered by The
Com .,on-rs; the PfiZe being placed against
The Number drawn. THIS operation .. r,p,.ud
until inr pfikr> are drsga sul.
APPROPRIATIONS PsIxss The two rr,cereir
aud thr Nv" "a crviing Numbers To those dr.v,n1
the hf, Prizes Will be emitted u the H. Appro,
imstion Przes. For Example u Tic.,t y,
1880 dfss> the S60 900 Pm. Hose Ticket,
numbered ii2I-, 1l2i5 1887. 1882 wtlIeark he
rntitird ~ 500. u iick.i No $50 Lt.w. IN. slo .
OOo Prne those ucseis Numbered SIS sig ssh
3D., viii eaca he emitted 20 S so and so on ac
eording 10 The above scheme
Certificates oi Package, ~IIi tie .Old at The fol-
loving rates, which - the risk
Certificates OF Psexgs OF 10 Whole Tickets $50
:" iOH Han 20
iOQusuer. -
10 Eigh,hs &" so
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIrI
e@ir,- rbclU.e the money 10 our address Tor The
tickets ordered, cn receipt ct which they vii be
ioT~atdcd by mail Purchasers can have tic se,.
endins IN any hsurr they may d.sgbaIr.
Inc li>t OF drawn numbers and pfZ-s will te
sent to puIchsseIs Immediately after The drawing
IGPufchasrrs will plrs'e write their sigma
lures plain and give their post oiicc, county aud
Stair-
EURemrmeer that .ve'y prize Is drawn and
payable IN tall without deduction
tCAl prizes of 81 900 and under paid imm..
diAiriy after the crawinso her prizes at the usu-
al time OF 10 day..
All Communications strictly confidential
49, 49,.
MCKINNEY CO, Savannah, Ga
SEM $50
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sewing uachiaea

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Charlestown Academy.

fVHE ensuing term 81 th,s lnsliiution viii com.
Il menee on MO DAY. September SIN and
Continue i've months under the charge ~ M,,,,.
John ssnborn. Principal ana Jane, Is.
Cfsighiii ass'ant.
TIE X MS.
For Instruction IN he Clas,icsIsnd
Mathematical Department s10 on
10 the ordinary blanche, ofEbg.
itsh a. m
for Session ~ Ave noutb,
EIus charge fOf Ffenck
" Applicants Tor admission must ,erss. IN
eonIinse from the DAY 81 sdmi,ston u ths end oi
me Session No eeisction for sh..nee Pueil.
from adisisnce can BE- srcpmm tiafrf sith a.. "A
&c a. Ihe house of the Piincipsl 90 MrsK,a,j'.
o. Snodsfass' on reasonable isfm.
~ eIellsiye AIT un,ifing at,sation 10 IN. IN.
ties Of his profession MI. = Oil ents.voo, ~ A.
serve ash hopes 20 seeufe = literal .h.,. n,
public patronage
JOIN } sANBoRN. puue,,sf
JAS CRAtGHIf.L A,,i,,,.t
A1Eustg 1853 ~
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Store House for Rent.
EXCELSIOR
Washing Machine.

WE no~ inform The publ. gene rally hat -
w have gotten the Patent on our WASHING
HtCutsS. and vc are ready to hl, Oh orf-f.
Tor ih<n. They haye been tested by = numhrr 4, Z
p,fschr aEd hs'r E''cu feartsi sa'I.ia, 3ou tu "
vho have ssed them. Fof is speed N xa.hing "A
eannOt be sufpassed tskes The dff entirely lfom
the WTisibsnds and Collar. Of The Shirs (sbsfr
othsr machines Will sO "a The shortest line ina
sissb.e Oae Of the sdyantsg-s " has over any
other nsehine 10 q balance wheel OF cast iron
Which enable, % To b. turned ~iih Ease ~ aehiid
oitwel'e yesr Of age u has more iucli.n Than
soJ other Wsshias Machine nos heiofe lh- puu-
I've. and less liable ~ wear the Cioihinr-
u ehi vssh from the finest lace 10 The beavi.
es bsdelothIng viihost thsir receiving shV inla
~ shalsver, 90 battohs reno ged IRON EAmsGts
Washed BY b. The Machine - DOT lisble 60 get
eat ofofdef. References Gill b. given tu, IS soon
ve eas proc are them ifom those having our
Asehise nov IN 0se We are ne~ frsfy TO sell
County OF STATE Rish's on he most f-s.oasble
tf1s TO sLv person who NAV usEt to bug, ss ws
are deiermiscd 10 sell hsfgsins
WAsdlN0 MACHINES kept always 90 rsnd
81 ssr SHOP ssd ~e hop, The pa Ie ~ill call ADD
ss@tss ihsm before hey purchase slssshsfr
All orders, sddressed g. Wm A. sudan A soa
viii se promptly susndsd TO
w. A. Al ; sUDDITH
Aas 70, D. Chafissiosn Jsf Co. Va
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Farm for Sale.

III. ri nv Farm c~uia ntug ~ ACRE,
"a u''~s East OF w ~. o.. tti.Ist- % 90.
- 1r .i'--a' upehtn- iu Rstr art . i,-ye A. E.
''''lhr r'hd % water Tn in1fuv.,rrt. a,
GO g, '"r,'npe &C. large House. Barn C.rr.
''u'T' rfsprry. Carriage Hoo I-.fI..,,
uatry, Mrat-ll"uss. s. s. Ib-,, . -.
WI 81 sra L'm.ios- wa'er.a G,,d.or..
ps,rl IN an peEiy a.. Choiec Frui. To-,
ItHNs ." su,t The r4fchs>ri. pa,--,.,. v,v.-.
w11N' PETER CAIN
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DIR. VIM. HUNTER,
Drsggist, Charlestown, Va,

DSoTS wa 81 .SdFPIhyI0H Hot<l.
Dealer 10 Drag. Medicines. Chemicals,
Books, Stsiansry AID Fancy Arti.
sies. PANS. OILS, vsfn,sh,, Dye
Stufs, Tobacco SeRsfs and
IL
DESZfNE, . nee and Invaluable preparation
- foe cleansing Cloths OF every description and
- article vhich every housewife stould posses,
Alec sfl ~ found a. INV establishment all IN.
,arioss PATENT MEDICINES, warranted
esasise.
Hsrpsrs Gotey's Monthly Msgszin-. and
Psfietieals; very superior article ui Hennsssy
and Wild Chefrr Brandy also Port and Mac.ria
Wises. All dssie ant Book. called for which
ere net foand In my store will te farnlsh-t per
order.
VIII the ds,srmina,ion To weep a first cla.,
Drug Establtshnen'. where I'll shsli Re ASSURED of
sAs eeaaio ness and puri'y ct every article sold
] AoPe 10 receive q liberal share ofite rarJnsge
sfIss community.
August Q. 1859