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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-08

Ioyrhptiag.-The most destructive canker
- -wons In towns and cities, to youths and
81 s., anis, are the wrefches who thrive and
These <yuitures. never @ sstisfed | wit with sen tbsir
:. .ns, - are ever on the lookout for lads known
~ " .anpIoyeo IN stores and work -shops, and,
Clan T yo.sm ,eamas Of bribery known only to their
~ time, until they are sufIiciently hardened
VI. ~ make large hanIs, and, il needs be- to COM
M. ouEgiary or arson. Some year or two
snhce; .,h; We noticed the detection Of q youth,
~, hao oeen constantly in the habit of steal
ing ms employers goods and disposing of
them 70 q receiver but gaye no names. be-
cause the employer hoped the detection would
him 'e rsas.a OF reforming the lad and making
the same boy has continued his robferies and
has again been detected ''
On Saturday night last. the merchant To
NV nUm saai W. we aauae had his suspicious aroused
thing, ana after sending him off to snp,,er
searched under his work-bench and fppn3
some OF his goods secreted there. He at once
owe .ne ooy TOOK him into private room
Ior his conduct. At first the lad denied everv-
thing, but when his employer searched Ne
person, and found his pockets filled with goods
ne mace iniI confession. said he had been en-.
tering the store by means of a false kew M
night at least once week, for months nas,.
had carried of large quantity Of goods and
mad engaged another boy to dispose of them
Tor him, and declared that he could not hsip
stealing now, that he had been at it SO long r
The other boy was then found, and on search
ing his room and trunk, quite pile of stolen
articles were discovered, which he said he had
been deputed to SELL This lad admitted that
he had been receiving goods from the thief an d
disposing of them for months past, and that
he had sent large amount to a certain mer.
chant in the country to be sold.
AS the principal in this robbery is an or.
phan, and without friends, his employer de-
termined to pocket the losses, rather than be
the means OF sending him to the States prison,
and running him for life. He therefore gave
him some good advice, and, after warning him
never to return to Richmond, put him on
board steamer and started him off to seek a
livelihood among strangers. The sreceiver'
is yet here, and as his name has not been given
to the public, it is hoped by his master that he
will never be guilty of similar crime. In
deed, neither of them would ever have in
dulged in stealing and receiving stolen goods
had they not been induced to do so by an
older wretch, who now escapes his deserts be-
has natl fl,xyf for n niSd d,,r,o
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Law AND MEDICAL. cARpe

s PARKE POINDExTER, ATTOR-
- .NEY AT LAW. RICHMOND, VA, will
ties OF Chesterfield, Powhatau and Amelia.
.A-O Office in Lsle's Building, corner Of Main and
Ath streets. q G-Iy
Or. w. m. HAMMOND, 81
LATE OF BALTIMORE CITY
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE on Sth street, Be.
tween Grace and Franklin streets. jv iS-Sms
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49, OF RfCHMONp-1 hereby reopocthsliy
ann, snnarnc. myself csndidate q! tbp elAee .of
cult Court Of the City. OF Richmond, insds vacsns
by the resignation Of MARMABuK1 JpMusoN. E1s.
au &-tde JAMES r. cRENSHAW,
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MOORE s. QUAIFE

liaTc in stbrc by far the hest stock of DONES-
llE GOODS they have ever offered:
bl.f.ACIlED and BROWN SIIIRTINGS
BLf.ACilED and BROWN SHEETINGS'
BI.EACllED and BROWN LINEN TABLE
DAMASk, very largc stock of KERSEYS and
b!.AAkf'iS. good stock of fino BED BLAN.
a. EIS. DO1LEYS aud NAPKINS, JAMES.
!" FEEDS, SATlNETS and CLOTHS-all
We know We can fill your orders in this w,v Il
you will come and examine. We will take pI,us.
"re IN showing any through our stock who wa Mt
goods IN this or any other department. Our
stock Of CROCKERY and GLASSWARE il
very large. Come and see it if you want any
thing i'll that way.
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Estat6 Sale.

M ILL be sold Mt the residence OF Janes 7
w McLecs Oh Tuesday tho 25lh day of DC.
tobcr next, the Plantation whereon Thomas SIX
ton, deceased, formerly lived, containing Seven
Hundred and Seventy Acres. more or less. OF
which there is over one hundred acres Of bottom,
land about forty of which is cleared and in
good cultivation, with four hundred acres Of good
wood land, and the remainder cleared. This
plantation Is situated near Rock Mills, in a good
ne'shborhood and conv enient to several churches
ana fine mills. Also Oh the same day two Like.
~ Negroes, one boy about 23 years of ape.
and the other girl about l3 yeats Of age. Also
Household and Kitchen Furniture, and va.
Of sale. :" w. "J
THOMAS r. SHELTON, p
JAMES J. McLEES. Ex,or.
September 20, 1859 % a.,
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FALL AND WINTER,
1889.
NJ OORE g. QUAIFE

wv OCLD again call the attention of the
people to the largest and best selected
stock OF DRY GOODS ever offered lrior, j.,
our town, and ". Ln no, hesitate to say that we
can sell y"'' anything in our line clIeap us Won
can buy IT in any market Tor the cash, and a lit
Tie CHEAPER than You get them in the up-
country. We ask you to examine for yourselves,
and see il what We say is not true, aud if il s.
come and gel yonr supplies for the winter. We
VIII be happy to show you through. and promis.
u please III style, Inai'ly, quantity and price
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MOORE g. DUAIEE

Hay" now /" st"r" very large stock of READY
MADE tlbTlllNt;, Hats and Caps We have
the S"anics* tl"Ihing, that We will warrant not
TO RIP. !! You want anything in this way come
aud see before you buy elsewhere, Il, we promise
+" save You money i'll this department aud to
sell you good goods.
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MOORE g. OUAIEE

Would invite the Ladies 10 examine their stock
of CLOTH, CASSIMERE AND VELVET
Cl.okS and SlIsWLS, ms we have scry large
Stock "l these goods now i'll store. We have a
"""i assortment Of Misses and Ladies' FIAT.TS
and BpNNErS, HOOP SKIRTS in any auau.
thy and at all prices.
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Notice..

Notice.
VII. notes and accounts of II t;NRY s. KERR
L are In my hands for collection,
All amounts under Twenty Dollars mus, bo
paid by the 18th of Oct, 1859.
All amounts over Twenty Dollars. roust N,
settled by the LIST MONQAY in NOVEMBER
next.
Every account not settled by the times abov.
specified will be sued on, without any discrimi.
nation as to persons.
J. c. CALHOUN, ATTY
Abbcvil!e c. H., Sept. 80, 1859 23 81.
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hardware

we will not say much about for j: is always
hard ware with us: We keep YANKEE NO
i!ONS, and that means little of everything
we VIII not say as many others. that we will
sell cheaper than any, but we think The prices Of
our goods will compare, fayorabIy with any other
stock this side Of Charleston
Our DRY GOODS are. Fcp and F,esL. os xc
sold out our entire stock This Summer.
TO our old patrons tender our thanks for
the liberal support they have given rs, and wc
hope, by strict attention 10 business, TO merit
fair portion Of their trade this fall we will
take great pleasure in showing our old patror,
(and 40 many new ones us may feel disposed 10
Gomez through our stock.
We also have on hand large stock of BAG.
GING, ROPE. TWINE and IIeartpine Shina,iss.
APPLETON Il II. II. PEIRYMAN.
New Market, 8. C., Sept l3, 1859 2I-1t
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i''H limits "f an advertisement VIII not admit
"' Il I':";;''!"d desert pton Of this invention. For
,'''i'r l,'r,:Gni'iS apply 10 the subscriber at Ab
prv'''c &. II; lie is prepared to lurni>!, planters
WIN r''""r IL" Single or Double Cylinder Co, .
same.
SAML G. COTIIRAN. All,
Sept %, l$Jo 23 a.,
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MOORE & OIJAIEE.

Would just here mention that their terms and
way OF doing business are the same us hereto-
fore; we intend to stand to the cash system
We like ii better every day, and we think The
public do also; judging from the increase Of our
sales. "'
MOORE d QUAIFE.
Sept. %, 1859 23 tf
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VI rSSrI. w. q cIEvpSs H.,.-> &. r.

HrsSr5. w. q. CLrMcx,, B#ow< & Co.
h'"r H''s. The Double CyI,n.lvr 60 saw Gin
purchased Of You last fall performs a.lu,ra
by. II plrascs me better than any Gin. have
eyer :"el,, and deem tia gtcat Improvement on
III" Single Cylinder G. in.
,'f''"Ve my ''in (Tn saws pulls my team 10
iH>'"r and makes It sn!"'ri"r S,m,.c. wu,,ia
."!rr pay IN: double :nicc for it, 10 wcrkinr ,h,
singh tyI.i"r.
t"'u''br-. ga, OH March, 1854.
M. {. WARnLAW.
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MOORE e. QUAIFE

Haze Few in store the best stock of LADIES'
DRESS GOODS ever shown in our Town i'm
MEElNDS, D"I.ANES, CIIALLIES CASSI.
MERES and SILKS. all grades and rbod
stock Of BLACK SILKS. Ladies' would do we'll
to examine before getting their supplies.
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State Of South Carolina.

~GS u SSueA1 OCtlOllUas
1BBtrLLE bLSTR2CT
O6se CouH IF Common Pleas and Ge,.'l !session,;. i
~ T. Butler .,;, ..
w": r. Lloyd, J McGowan, PIt'ais XttEtornssy,
WnEREAS the Plantilr did, or iG9y ht,,,na: t,,,,;
w. tee9th day Of November, eie9,ts9n' RSn!
dFed and Gty.eight. file bis deGiarali9lT agaityt
tis prfsndnnt, wh.. lit is satJ is acssbt fiomm fm
ard Without the limits Of th7s Stale,,a1d RSs Gs9
ller wifi. por attorney kaowp wiibih .be ssims,.
H !. tstfse Ss"y ssd Sa mss
fendant do appear and plead tn. tbs said declssy
alton, op or before the Twentieth day Of Noye5.:
Der, eighteen hundred and fifty.riis, ctfsrS,sXi
final and absolute, Judgment will then bss give1
aud awarded against him.
MATTHEW MoDoNAkD,; g. 6.r.
Clerks Office, Nov. 90, 1858. 32LiaaY
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TIE STATE or SOUTH CAROLYN
-lGberiic District - Cifofiov

-ldberiltc District - Citation.
by WILLIAM IT'LL, Esq, Ordinary of Able
vile District.
w iiEREAS. John G. Boozcr has a,,,i,d to mo
W Tor Letters of minsiral"I, on all aud
singular The r""iS and chattcls, rights and cred
lis Of TarIclon p. Musrley, late Of the D;s,rin,
aforesaid! deceased WV
ihrse are. therefore. to cite and a,lmonish all
ana singular. the kindred anil creditors of the
>'''4 i''r;'.rd TO lie and appear before me at
our hfNi ofd''iarys Court for The said District,
eighth OF October inst, 70 show cause. if any
""y Tie said administration should not bc eru!:,-
Given under my hand and seal, This twenty
second day of September, inst. in the year Of
"nr Lord one thousand eight hundred and
Hhy-hInr and in the SIlh year of American
Independence"
{, WILLIAM Hill, O. A. ".
Sept. 2S, 1859 q ~
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NOtico.

Not1cc.
4 LII persons having demands against tl.c
IA. Estate Of II. w. Clay. decd, will please
render them III. properly attested, by the first day
Of December next.
LEWIS GOWN, Executor.
Sept, 70. 1859 % Ct
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The State of South Carolina.

1H0 y NCtto VI OOUCU EarOIIna.
-fBBETILLE ULS1RIC1,
G22@fe CoHn If Conmon hisas anil G,tMst ,SSsslSak.
N. X: Butltr. Survive,
vs. Attacbp,o,&.
WIN: B. Lloyd. MoGowan, PrtF's Atty
WHEREAS the Plaintiff did on the nina.
w tenth day of November, eighteen hiiII5I.::
dred and fFfry-eight, file his declaration apdif.t
the Desh'ian,, wl'n, (it s, saiE is absent }ro,G
and without the corporate limits 81 tfiiis i State
a, aud h"s neither wife nor attorney known vihiBS
s' """ "S It i. '"$ Ssssss ,S.,
the said Defendant do appear and .Riead to the
sn"t declaration, on or before the Twentieth as
OF November, eighteen i,updred and fffty hins.
otherwise final and ahso,te jadg,nent will then
be given and awarded against him 'A
MATTHEW ,McDONALD; C. G.f,
Clerks Oftcs. Nov. ~, 1858. 3aEi2W
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Notice

hereby given that application will made be TO
d! the next Legislature to amend the chartc cr of
Ab6sville Village, and extend the time for which
The Town Council was empowered 10 tax The
c't'%em OF Ah'oviiin under the amended Char.
ter passed M the session uf 1856.
Sept ], 1879 ~ I'm.
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Notico.

A PP.ICATION will he made at the next ses.
II sion Of the Legislature for II charter Of the
Abbevl|e District Agricultural Society.
Augusg -, lSl9-3ul.
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Notice to House-Builders

NEAi.ED proposals will be received 1, buld =
~ IlsESBYTEKIAN CHURCH, at Niu",,.
SiX Depot &. IL G. II. r., until the I5lb Oc.
lobEis next Written specifications can h.,
seen at F""She d Carriers, Ninety Six; Bailey e.
t"nnrr Grecnwood; Post Office, at ibbrv;IIe
g. H.; Rev: John Williams. Cokrsbury Pratt
Nanees Drug Store, Ncwberry.
Address,
DR.. &. II. WADDELI..
Co. =, Nine'y.Six Depot, 5. c.
Press copy.
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D OUBLE CYLINDER GIN
MANUFACTURED BY
L L Z NJ rs, BROWN s. co..
COLUMHUS, GA.
'INllE Subscriber is agent for the Sale of


COTTON GINS.
The attention Of Farmers anI Planters is re-
'uer,iuliy directed to the superior Workmanship
OF these Gins. combining speed, l.h, ,lrauuht
ani durability IN the highest degree. We call
attention to the i"!iowin. certificates:
CoirHEu-. Gro, Oct 30, 1855.
Mcssrs. CLEN"NS. BEowx IL Co.--f;,u,y.,,.,,
The Douh!e tgj;ao,r Gin, which purchased
OF You III tn" beginning IF the present c,,,on
SEASON. has performed admirably ever since i,
was ru, III motion. | have gnncd more than
seen II" objection To lis performance. /, cleans
the seed WE'LL NOTES we'll nnl turns out a good
>amrle of cotton. My G:n has ninety saws, as
y"'' m" aware" anl have gimme cirht and -
hall, - bales "f cotton weighing 5uu lbs. dur.
i"G 'hc cay. NE c"'trn ;vas unnIp when this
w's done, am! stree then, have ginne:l by
i''|'"nr''i' ] th'"i 'an gin ten bales per day,
am satisfied with the Gin in every Particular
Respectfully,
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NEW ARRIVALS
1859.
nj ISR A D.
ESPECTFULLY infolms tho citizens of
~ Abhcvillr and vicinity, that he has Just
returned from tho North, and is now opening n
the old stand of ISRAEL IL BRUSSEI.L il very
large stock Of FALL and WINTER GOODS,
which beats anything he has ever offered before
rs regards quantity, quality and pricc.
My stock Of Clothing consists III rart as fol-
laws:
Fine Black Broad Cloth COATS.
Fine Black business COATS.
Fine Colorcd business COATS.
Fine Moscow Beaver Over COATS.
Fine Broad. Cloth Over COATS
Fine Lion Skin Over COATS
Fine Double Over COATS.
Fine Peter Sham Over COATS
Fine Back Cloth VESTS.
Fine silk Velvet VESTS.
Fine Silk Plush Vests.
Fine Silk VESTS
Fine Black Sat VESTS.
Fine Coored Cloth VESTS.
Fine Black and Coiorc,l Doc>kin PANTS.
Also Il good variety III medium and common
grades All Of which will he sold cheaper thai
ever. Drop i'll and see the big assortment in
fancy
And Staple Dry Goods,
Such rs
Bloached & Brown Homespuns,
Prints, Ginghams, Double Skirt
DeLane Robes, Merinos,
Alpacas, Flannels,
Blankets,
Kontucky James, Cassimores
and Satinets.
My assortment is very full. CLOAkS, SUAWIS.
and MAN1'ILLA SIIAWLS. Having boupht
these yo"ds for .NcH Cash, exclusively, | can
"'i"r great bargains in this line, to my former
friends and customers.
Hoops, Hoops.
The largest assortment ever had, from 3 to 30
Springs. Also the Gem of Fashion.
Hats
that Hats, Of the following popular styles, viz
Ledger, Morphy and Pocket
Hats.
Silk and Cashmere Hats of the very latest
style.
Scotch Cloth CAPS, Silk Velvet CAPS, and
lots "i other various styles, all cheap for cash.
Boots and Shoes,
Il full assortment.
laikcc Notions and lots of other things fer
sale cheap by
M. ISRAEL.
Sept. 2S, 1889 93 Il
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In the Matter Of the Real Estate
OF Robert Smith, dec.
State of South Carolina.
ABDEVILLE INSTRUCT,
Tn 0rd;,or1

In Ordinary.
Franklin Bowie aud wife, Appt)
". s. Smith, ct. ul.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that JAMES
l. Smith, and Isaac Smith, two Of the Def7is
inthis case reside beyondthc limits of tRis State
irs therefore ordered lIlat they do appear
and object toStlie sale Of the Real Estate of kob
ert Smith, dec'd ION or before the roth Novem.
Der next, or their consAsa The saine win be On.
tered of record. iA
Angus, IS, 1859 n.y. II o. A. 3d. d;
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NEW FALL GOODS.
BROGANS
BROGANs.
BROGANS.
HAVE YOU
EVER TRIED
FRANCES DANES
CELEBRATED
DOUBLE SOLED AND NAILED
BRuGANS!
THEIR WELL KNOWN
SUPERIORITY
OVER ALL OTHER MAKES,
IS AN ESTABLISHED FACT.
THEY WILL NOTEIp NOR COME ArARr.
AND BEING MADi: OF rfIii
VERY BEST MATERIAL,
WE GALL TIE ATTENTION.
OF PURCHASERS TO THEM,
WELL KNOWING If
THEY ONCE GET y FAIR TRIAL
=, THEY WILL. BE PREFERRED OYER
ALI. OTHERS.
A LARGE STOCK OF THEN
IN ALL SIZES,
AND TIE LARGEST STOCK
UF NEGRO BLANKETS AID krE$Iy.;
EVER BROUGHT TU THIS PLACE,
AND WILL BE SOLD IS low
AT GHtf 4 EUBERTSON'S
AS ANY OTIIEI. PLACE OF
ESTABLISHMENT
in TIE STATE
YOU SHOULD NOT BUY
BEFORE EXAMINING TIE STOCK
OF rLANTATIoN, DOMESTIC AND
FANCY GOODS
AT GRAY Il I;pBRRTSUN'S,
No. !. GIhuiir itange,
Abhevlc G. H., :. G.,
Sept 2S,lS59. % IF
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Fall Goods.

ever offered to the trade Of this community.
Our stock of DRY GOODS embraces all the
novelties of the season well MS such Staple
Goods as our study old planters like TO sec.
Our stock of SHOES will be full and The
quality No. l Our II ATS are do. GROCE.
RIES are Choice. DRUGS are never good but
ours are pure fresh and unadulterated our
CLOTHING heavy, warm and low priced.
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GIFTS RARE AND BEAUTIFUL CIV.

O en- IaAiscriBaRatety arit7tout DloDev to all
persons ordering books from CLARK'S Great
GIFT BOOK ESTABLISHMENT,
NWn,ber sos Spring Gardem Street, Ihtlaaelphta
This establishment is conducted on a scale of
unsurpassed magnifcence and lherality, as thou
sands can testify, and universally acknowledged
to be the most liberal and punctual Gift Enter
prise in the United States
My New and Classified Catalogue of Books
pamphlet of AS large pages. contains full list of
Histories Biographies, Travels Adventures Sto-
ries Anecdotes Tales, Narratives, Romances Sports
and Pastimes Also, Religious Biblical Theolo-
gical, Classical, Philosophical, Geographical, Bo-
tanical and Agricultural Works, Dictionaries, Lex
icons, Albums, ANIMALS and Presentation Books
Bibles, Hymn and Prayer Books in every style of
Binding together with all the Soorks of the
day. all of which are handsomely bound and guar
dHteed perfect In every respect The schedule of
Gifts present, las will be by reference to my
catalogue) is the most extensive. it is also the
most superior, elegant and mag nifcent ever offer
ed by any similar establishment in the Union
one OF which Gifts will accompany each book at
the time of sale. sy@A Fine Cold Watch ac-
companies every order of one hundred 5ooks or
dered at one time from my Catalogue. 81
TESI1McNIAlS.-As evidence of the truth
of what has been asserted, l append the names of
a few gentlemen of high standing whose yeracitv
cannot be questioned, who have purchased or or
dered books from me and received g old Watches
namely; Vim. Zimmerman. Esq. MiddIetown Pa ;
John D. Skiles, Wholesale Grocer, Lanca ster Pa :
Hon. G.. G.. Walker, Representative from Somerset
county, in the Penn'a Legislature Walter e. e
vans, Notary Public, Lancaster city, Pa: Jacob
Martin, Esq. Rochester. n Y; Hiram Fisk. ESQ,
Cleveland, Ohio; Mr. Geo Lenhart, Harrisburg.
Pa; hr. j. L. Fears, Bear Creek, Henry county,
Georgia; Mr. Thomas Smead, Bedford Pa: and
Julia Crosby, 927 Lawrence street, Philadelphia
who received splendid six dress pattern, worth
SIS D. W CLARK
No. 500 Spring Garden St. Philadelphia, Pa
Agents Wanted in every Town and Village in
the United States. My term, to Agents are such
as to afford them liberal remuneration for their
trouble Full particulars may be had by address
ing me as above. Catalogues sent free to any
address. Philadelphia, July 90, Is59-3u
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DRo oFESsOR DUyALL,s

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4 TASTELESS GALVANIC PILLS
Prepared Originality 5y Prot. DHraH, formerly Of
thc College Of Surgeons, Paris, is now offered to
the public for the of all those diseases in which
alternatives and resolvents are indicated. These
pills are rendered void of taste-by which means
the most delicate stomach can take them as well
the smallest child.
From three to five boxes viii cure the wors
case Of Scrofula
From two to four boxes will cure the worst case
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O9s box Will cure Scaly Eruptions of the Skin
From two to four boxes will cure all old Ulcers
and Running Sores
One box will cure Humors in the Eyes
From one to three boxes will cure the IN ost in
veterate case of Nursing Sore Mouth
From one to two boxes will cure the severest
case of scabby head in children.
From three to six boxes will cure the common
ly called) thick neck Gotre.
From two to four boxes will cure the Dropsy.
From to three boxes win cure Juandice.
From two to six pills viii cure the Sick Head
Ache when accompanied with Bilious
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For all diseases arising from impure state of
the blood, and bilious habits the IaSteieSs GafUza-
&c PttS are the best pills ever known in the annals
of medicine. 25 cents per Boz Any agent-on
receipt of 81 will send four boxes to any part of
the United States free of postage.
J. ID. ST0NEROAD, Proprietor,
aug25-'5S-y Lewistown Pa
For sale by Moore & Etzweiler, ClearfeId Pa,
and by country merchants generally.
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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-11-02

A merchant in a certain city, who died sud-
denly, left in his desk letter to one of his
correspondents. His sagacious clerk, son of
Erin, seeing it necessary to send the letter,
wrote at the bottom, ssSince writing the above
/ have died"
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PUBLIC HOUSE.-The undersigned res
Il pectfully announces TO the travelling public
in general that he now occupies the Tavern house
mile east of s Bauderss old stand, in Covington
township. where he is prepared to accommodate
all who may favor him with their custom His
house is comm odous and well adap pied TO the en-
tertainment of travellers, and his table will always
be provided with the best that the market can af-
ford His stable is also convenient and good.
March 9, 1859. BENJAMIN SNTDER
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-11-02

passenger train on the Northern railway,
low on the track. He was so insenslbe to
the magnitude of the misfortune as TO remark
TO the conductor. while he looked at bis Ia
cerated limbs ,ssThis is too bad; didn't mean
TO hinder the train.o