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ALBERT MILLER.

Baltimore Commercial College,
r0SHde' IeS2 CAt:tsreI 1854
Corner Of baltimore aud Ckarl,r !S,r,.,,
BALTIMORE, MD
The Largest M0st ELEGANTLY EurrI,h.s A.
PopuiRr Commercisl Coiiere N N,
Uutivd States
Defigntd erpTSSs'y for Young Ma desir,nr
10 O6faiH a thorough Practical Bu,,n,s,
Education.
Every Young Man has S,uu,,rr nc.l
to himself, aud Is separately instructed
SfIdeuf' ~ attendance Jropl nca,Iv epry,
STATE IN The Uaios
The most comprehensive and thorouvb
course OF study, and the only pr,caicsI
method Of Instruction are hare int,o
duced.
No Copying from Frinfed 90 M4sy,o,;,,
Forms :" kar"inS Book Rasy,nsy a,
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
i ." ns'sod OF distraction Ia nowhere els, intro.
EVERY yOUNG MAN
should write Immediately fer cne Of fhcseI.
ana Beautiful OTnamenied Circular, ,ro's-..
,nk me Exterior ADD iniefior View the COLI,
y-f
mat tesT eAarEs viva cAiAicgu. e6r,,i,i,
L"t o. S'udspis, Tenn a. TuiIIon Opirtnn,.
etc. nssPhg,
vAcuLrY
LoslER, Prihcipa Lsciurer o., n,
Science 81 Accounts Bu>iaes, Cu.tr,n, 80
J. M. PHILIPS, Professor q, Book. 49,.
aud Commercial Calculations PN'
u; ~ DAVIES, Associate Professor Of Ros..
Keeping 'A'
g. JOHNSON Professor Of P,rm,,.Ai,
u. WILLIAMS. Es7 MsrcautisIs1
heV' T. REESE n ", COMMERCIAL E,hi.,
TRusTEKs.
Hon John Krnhsty. Hon. Jo,bn, y,,,
nos Ihoma, Swan, Wa. "a KeishrT %
rae 'ins nsusily fees!ref u CON Iisir az. an
course, from \ O. ~ weeks -"
Dinoma . awarded 20 ell GFsauai..
LC Large CifsoiSfs ard Caia arufs s,,tiry
'efh.. &C sent ~ natl frrr sfsAa,fs
,AeJtf- T. Is. LOSlER
Su' = '''-J' BaB'Spl- NJ.
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Commissioners Sale.

DY virtue Of = Decree Of the Cireuii Cour, OF
ID jefferson CouaiV. rendered on the 2ai Oeto-
6ef, 1889 IN the saiI Il The Mutual A..urauee
eietV, " John P.Gorman &C. the uuder.iyned
Commi.''cn,ts appointed by I.e Couu-Wili OF.
ter At P0bl!e Sale, Ia trout 81 the Couri. Honse
door Of Jefferson C0un,y, on MpVDAY, the o0th
day OF PEBRuARY ncIt cwo- "a
Story brick BUILDING, rius- O. 10. =,
,ed 90 the corner OF Wssnisgioo and ss4s' iv
Lawrence, IN ChariesiOWb aud now 4 lk,f,ikS
oecupied Nv John p. Gorman e@s---a<B
THIS Property samouH Tie most desirable in
the town-oO'h a. place Of business and a, rssi-
denee.
TIsHs or sALE prescribed by the Deere, are
ose-fo1rih 10 cash the bsiaAee In G. ~ and Is
months, With iniefru 10 be feured by The bond,
OF TIE pareAsser sad = Deedof Traaoa the pre-
misses. We are AUTHORIZED D ,av that for Isrrs
pottioa Of the purchase mosey, longer dine ca
De haa, spoa The purchaser giving HE bouts well
easorsed. E LEE
N. 8. WHITE
Ssn' o. %. ComPs
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in ii, eoanty Aforesaid. eouIa iuiIE ~ ACRFE,
ali cleared land, sdlutning the isHar a. samuel
hooTe's heiis on the EAsI. the isud oi Moor aud
TruSsel oa the ws>i--iHe laRd of ,stdJv AuOfe
90 toe South. and the Ian OF Moore and TTus~.I
90 TIE NorIh-oT 80 IN seA thereof A. mA, b. rse,s-
ssry To pay the Aboy- boud- Ant 10 lsItsI th,tsun
siA eOss Of sale. Term. Cs,h
WHITE a BOUTS,
Jas ~ 1850 T,useeS.
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Notice Of Bntchering.
Servants Wanted

de'r. to rufthsse NEGEO WOMAN
L Who mDst b. Fuod cc,E ~ssh.r sna toner
sad hssy NULATTC GIRL, O coed ehafae.
w. sc"u' W GO ID NeA's eye srsE u,r-
snch a. desire
Jan 10 co las ~ rpazIrp
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Please Take l:atica

a Ii porous injtbef to he 6.m Of
"a FRANhEL, BRO BEyiTocH & Co
WI please cone Inward and srtle a. siiclainas
must be ssuied sherry or all Zach dsbiet. N a.
VII not come Onward will he isrcsd by law A,
ne Arm wiH dissolve shsr The lei dAy Of Esbraa.
uy, LEGO
FRANKEL, BRO,
n LEvIrDCH, q CO.
hhrper-FeTry, Jan 10. s6O
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PUBLICHSAlbE

,-ftstatasst t,.rfF>--.-- tsN tr-
|WILL y "a q as ,sss rsssssse< u pnes
ssy>siiis, 90 sss rcd 'sadss< fFes Ws,p,.'s -
Roads 10 Martinsesre =
On Thurs4Sy, I0th or jana
airy, 1850, ~
he isllsvsss PERSONAL PROPERTY,
Head Of Valuable Horses, ineludins
one Superior D'sught staliisn..H
aud Q Brood Mares, 3 yssrHh
6Mileh Cows. 3 Of them fsssA;
. Heidsrs, 4 Boil;
Brood Sows, IS head Of Stock Hogs :
is Head Of Shs-p;
Four, Horse Wagons, I ons-hore do:
Wagon Bed, Pair Wood Ladders
! Pair Grain Ladders;
Cart ard Gears:
Two-hoTse Carriage and Hs.ness.
Sets OF Wagon Gesrs;
A lot Of Plough Gears, 9 Harrow.
Barsbesr. single aud double shovel
Plougbs
Corn Sh.lisrs, 1 Wheat Fan,
l Cuttisg Box, ! Sleigh;
Cleaning Sheet and q let If BAGS:
Grain Cradles Scythee Rskss, Forks. &c.
ALSo-20O0 pounds Bacon;
A quantity OF Lard
$50 Bushels Of WHEAT;
Several buadred busbois CORN:
Is Aerss Of Whoa, In the ground
A No. Franklin Stove
! Cooking do, and many other arti.
eles uupseessary 60 mention.
TERMS. The Whest wiz he SOLD 10, e,.h =
The Corn aud Bacon co a credit Il Sir,y day.
the purchaser giving Negotistie NSts well 90
dufsrd.
Fof The Other pTcp-ry for all sums of SIS sna
uhdr he cash will b required On all SONS
over thai amount a credit oi9 months will be civ.
tu. thr rur, haSef giving toni end approved .e-
eurity No properly o. be removed ubtiI terms of
sale are computed with
t0 Sale 10 commence at 10 o'ciock
w. @. BUTLER Ear.
January is6O
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Clarke Coach Factory.
BERRYvILLE, -
CLARKE copSrT.. &5$xSf4Si
Virgiais. .Sss.1ots

TUE 'uhseri'sr. n.-S'u' q Tie pnslfe ~, N,
4 ,ery lihefsi p-trunsg. ih-y hsvs RECEIVED WI
sosunue 70 give su-n,tcn ~ ths6
Coach Factory,
bsru'ille, to msouisefariar sss r>ssirins
sH se~f5 q Csyrfsxca
BY the parrhase o. ts- S'esm saw Mil -,
sa'e Aetln's' TO- the rsAsfsstsre Of CaTr.sr.
Possessed BY 10 ether e-tAellskusnt IN tSr Sta.
"snct oniy rsnafaeiure
SPOKES AND FELLIES
fcr cur no, tst... for car,iss, MAJ. p,,,,
N re s-i Pniia6siPais. We esa no. msp.fse-
tar Cshiiase. ~ he hrsf siy. AM ttk- loo rri.
ees oi ~ EhSefn etIics- We~hl en- rst, s,ta
te h-S k'tah ishnssts ofistitsd IA ire thr-. e.
'cansi rsr''eui.Ts Of sutstsns,Sfhy ts..rsr..
" ass , 'isri sa1siacifon viz - iAka1ss IN
s.sts e... Il yarrssss
oSire T. thr cohsisat eAsn-e. s,t tr,sroy,
mr. ro'hr IN, a. have coN-tspI eotarn v alton
sth w "~st es;ah,,-s s-DtS q sse ka.t.rn C,,,..
'.s ~ P'''. ~ 'iisiSA. gsAiis "a al wishing
DRAWINGS. 'sssoIsG 10 the beet uanSsr 81
NS lattsi hFAf- a. mp IA. ais
Patent Wheel.
We have Jusf PufrLss tAr r,ost vNraNls Pc.
sett thaf hs- s~s' ~~s t--.- tsr tn .a~f-- ~ IA
~ moEcy and tus aHt toe TIE rprssrt,ur. Of
.h-ss r'itg C~''i'rss, Toe P4i-si Vs. >. 80
fvnsiFHr'fa a. rrt..rlg p. asas @th'a tah ard
- 0h'f Laf II be urJiusl w-,sAt ~ dc ii b..
'h'ie s'fetg ia, simFirtY dnrshaaty 4tasts thsu
'hF hai has 'sar tFfuts hers iav-rtrl tuni
g erhi.i'"f snd explained a. rSr Prs,-rr e. sDy
on- vlsht.V ~ .rtH
nc hf-'C aet Makers Va th~ Ca,r. gstrs
hA'" H"~u us'nr 81 DOS havs r.rd 40 al Tor ID,
a. 'e'-e '-Af, Az n1'htn- eru't trtsc- cre
20 - Nc "iA Wa ~ho "a. evertr,rd re ra,sat
our. ~ !, n..-.r's o. uiehtio1 sopas q ~ Zen
names N he Unitsl S,a,-. rasa.rs 1, ,ht,.A,,t
ne~S such a. CtNpp. Frn.t-f saa Other, - h.y.
f'e'sai lt --,'d a. ass. Iss e.Sat ~,I rse.n-
meas 't,vii ,u all l,irss
= u. w warn ail person. againsl IaffinR.
ly trth. CoGatY a. Clarke
Or; ~ 81 "
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NOTICE.

t.s.. NOTICE.
A MEETING Of The Stakeholder, 9th. Smith.
IA ned Chsriesio~n and Harrsfs-Ferry Turn
alike COMPANY will be he'd at the Couri.H ouse
IN ChaHesto~o, on Saturday, lhe iih u January.
ior Tie psTPo>e Of e!eelEg q PresideEt and
utee Directors.
HUMPHREY KEYEs, Trea.r.
Jan g. 1860 al
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Ten Thousand Buyers Wanted.
SheetIren Establishment.

sneeuron Establishment,
On Mass Stree, CkarlsaoS., yipF,sin
TUE und'r>igs-d b. on bard std :, e..n.i,si,y
Il manufacturing at hs TN HARE. STOTE
AND SHhETiRON kST5BLISHHEN II
| 10 Chstse.iowp, every description 81 Culs,ry
| Ware. asaaily ioaac IN ais line of busnrss-usd,
81 The best ms,er,sl sad ~ errrr,,o.~d worsn-n
The ''ces no- "a bic Ware Room conpri.-,
tnd any sriele eshed tnr or snr smoaai Of Cost,
| Se.ited Gao D. iuTsIslss zlIh tsspSieA
1909 - ,',ss o. Tin Ware may b fourd
btCktIs efsusirei.
COFFEE POTS ofth. na.t sppros~d r.,,,rn,.
CULlkNDER>. spit. sie.asr,. csks ser.v.;
S.k. CUTTERS. rlosr Bor.s.
PATTY PANS 81 vsr,css p.ttsts,
I BASINS. CAssher wsre. Pitcher,
MEAsCres Of al rir,s ssd Psstsd Toilet wsrr.
Hts stock Of SHEE7' IRoN MAZE, COZ.
prise' ever ar'ils "a w ceuis-ry ssa Hoasc.
keeping department. lis stock of
~ TOW Els.
embraces e'ety variety 81 Woo suiCcsis-c-r.
smcuE witch may b. fIund thSr9lowlus app.o,.
81 tsurfus'
ysl,o. Coo. stove. sine, seo'esn.n cool. ,,irc.
peb.ses k'.t ,--, v..p-, s,sr. .as,. Col
hanos's Goa. slts' Groei.s Capital s,Ie,
rrs~iS@ Cook, .isr, R.ini1,. .,..
csss sDct,o, snr' M.rso Temple, ,ir-,
L'S''' '''; wooai wooa.
sire,
Possessing srsrr faeiiiiy snorn 70 he bu,3us,.
he ~ prepared a. al lines 10 rrecoIs win tse ~.
mcsi pf'mrinsss 81 Etrts -
BUILDING AND JOB WORK.
To RoohnE T'nkinF snt SpoOtiag done 10 order
an 10 he ncsi manner
MrfeA'hts d"siIou, 90 reTlcuishirg their stock
OF Tin 90 Sheet Iron Ware viii hnt "a tn th.ir
aiEah'ag- 20 zeal 9TH me. \ shsumak. liner.
o. dt.c"nni 20 merchants hsB arici.s are koavh,
~ NJ qnahiiiy. shalt also IN etehsursfr
Tia WAR
Rags Rs,f HtI.,
BeesWar, o. C.pp,,
Wool ora r..
she p>kin', and Pewter
Ihaosiul Tor p'si iarors Aut with deisrnIn,
you 70 me',' ihs ineTeAsia Patroasrs Of the
community, respectfully soften a cali f,or, an
Who desire purchasing any article in nv ,,n4 OF
business My terms will b. .urk - cannot fail
TO rivs,e ~
sspt - 80 ALDFPT MUTE
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TO take rlnce as above specified.
/ Grand Pr re of Si0O OO0l
APPROXIMATION PRIZES

Whole Tickets $50; Have, $40; oa.r,er. e.
Eighlhs $40
The ordinarV drawings OF W God. EDDY & Co,
Lotteries will take place a. Augusta, Georgia. a.
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CURATOR's SALE.

WILL he sold, % Tel URSDAY. The 18th OF
w January $500. at the late r.srt, nc 4
Joseph smtih, deed. In toe Ccun'y Of Jefferson
and neat Summit Point. ILe fDlIosing s..r
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CharleslOWn Academy.


THE ensoinE term Of this Ipsti'uiicn will COO
i nrnce Ga WEDNESDAY Fshtusry Ia an,
eoattnBs ave months, nader the charge ~ Messr
yoAa Ssnbofa. PfiaeiPli, Ssd JsRes !
CraighDf Asstant
TIE MS.
For iastrucuon 10 he Classical aaG
Aaihe ma'ieal Department $50 fl
10 the ordinary bfsuekss u Gag.
lish, Bs
Doe Session Of eve montks
EHTa ehsTEe Tor French
0ApPiiebBs cor admission mus, snesrs d,
soaiiass iron the dAy ~ admission 70 the sbc a
the Ssssioa. No asisetioa fof stseHce Pus,l,
fton dissaaee oso BE- accommodated wi,h Bea 4
Ae 81 the house Of the PfisetpsI 90 MuK,au,
~ SaodEfsss' 90 reasonable isfms
By sselssivs sad untifirg st,sa'ion N th- ~
ttssof be pfussssios Mr. wui srdssvopt ,r ~
serve. a. he hops 10 secure . itbsfal share A
pablie patrorags.
John sANRORN BrfnS,rei
Jas p. CRAiGHILL Aiuaasi.
AsRpu tsss II
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SHALL - o. sunmh Psint iof q - DAYS.
se1t ne ~ n JshaafY bett 80 shau sfps-i
AZ iffbisf % ms 90 D. pfsrarsf a. eIs.ss % 81
cafl - ny nrmcrsi AZ fgrt fiffanre latn ikat
- rH, Q. p. HANCOCK
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Notice tOTax Payers.

a ihs i've y tfswfpg alEh ~ Ne psymsat n
thsfeSsnas iato ~ ifsasofT, aaf ppiaF 10
oaf esaaGsmsafs ~ cosfsraetes M 10 tsis -.
ciiemsei sd - ere n ~ pyls-osss srfsa-s
feaosF qasrolf 80 bpiar atis toesn afan ysaI ss
500 49, ~ tsus 80 hsss 80 rsif ttsff Tssss
riN ~, 81 - ~ sgiies as tai siii eaI apos
- ~ so aetee ar care 81 ~ 80 faass
lAs CAGPuRII,. RsSr,F
HORERT LuCAs b.
JAWS ID GIBSON
| SAMUEL MOOaRs
ossoeer % 1850
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PUBLIC SALE.

Jefferson and Loudoun Land
Eo8 SALE.
THE .ubseriber Offers for sale TRACT oP
L LAND IN JeG-rSOn cobuU, and TRACTS
10 Loadoun CouatY
The Trset6t Land in J,H'r,op couptI contain.
425 ACRES,
riyrr,and eosn6sd ~ ishd ~ Ihe lands Of n safd
SmHh Hssry cssnstsaH aAd Jane, Ropet;
10 has ali BeeessATv
BUILDINGS: aersA
TWO GOOD oRCHARD r3
cfchoics ,rui ard i veil TIMER. -
~ ~ :, i,s''ss' Land and % asr good Islci6g
The L0od0un iA'd' are one TfaeIof
235 Acres,
htfs N.Y. sou'b ct Hiii'bofoagh. adjoining ~.
lsnaa Fnfssii Osnnfn snt oth4rs b~se are all
n"crsssfy builcinrs for eomfort and so,v.,tsne.
on The frset Also
ioi ACRES OF VALUABLE
WOOD LAND
wing on n, Ess,ern slope Il tbs bio. RHr.,,,s.
mns % ne fosd iron Lsesbufr 20 II. shAn-
h'h'sN sPiiegs and Withib one mile a IN. GRO.
l,e'sd route 81 ne AieGandsia I.,,so.. 80
bsmPshifs Rshfosd; also
10 ACRES
u woodland % same dope Of IA. Rtn.pH..
'ht'ugh Thtrh pafsss tie rod from IA ,ll.t.I, ~
~ rasnnsraa. Spfiars sni near,y 1900 ~.
I9al Also - Aefs- a. wss.alsns - TIE Ws.fsrs
up ~ ne Shon ttlis-absBt sss ,.tts o.,
hiisbofo. aeIo'sies lAs isps, Of Morim.r poEi
~ r,,ro. sfs.l. oSsstr,s,,,,,a.,,
70 NJ 4, Ss,asn Ms FiAi y.ii seer Bnistsfo.
80 VII 'h'E NJ lsnts 10 pure kssrfs
Fgfrha'sfs : ho Ni.h - bay ,bs Isss 10 L..
a b. ''''' Ne'"'sa
GEORGE HAcKnoUgE.
- - w IWWhinsiaais, {soty.
Brick for safe.
10000 PRIME BRICK ~ ',ls Ap-
fy,.y'ICOO PJ 70 J. ". Wa.sn. asir
JACOB TUTwnER.
80. ,, w. DO Chareuowu.
REMOVAL.
nR o y MASON has fen..sef 10 ~ kss,.
lasy sssspisa - Col r. Glbssa.
NOTICE.
MANT Dsrrsfsfioss bsvisF hen ssneir.s a.,
- W 49, q p fnts-ri,sfs Hssf Chsflestasn
- csfyisg ~ Woe. Rats. e.. Noii,s h s.,s.
- FiFtn. ikaf ~ iau oil kefearisf l. ssf,,e.s
sgaiati ussrassefs 90 ~ same
JAS. l. RANsoN
EnWARn g. COOKE
" HERBERT.
a.l.e-e-fis -
Ladies BVess flosA@.
Live psila.ass, Pfin,ss nsI. sisss Rs,,
- ~ Fsp.iaa, Doubisr ssiFf Rse-s. Aipssss.
-. = - si.a Hoory
COOK WAM4Eza -
| WAhTkD iusssisalg, 49, nsss as,iy
>s~vs A~@I s-sss'p
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WLosS os'r's' "a R..i.f vsslS Ls-s.
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Oar VVants.

tV0s are b. 10 i--J ~, rsrf - Co,a,
Pvt 81 w. u ttsse isifb.sf BE- ihs OEes
hars % Ibe sauVe nrrffsaftrs ta lfEafI ua. -
msU SOD % MONEY iob Uy ihsm
0ALLAUER q CO
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Class 81 Draws on Saturday. Jan. =
Class So Draws on Saturday, Jan. IA
Class 81 Draws on Saturday, jan rs
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CHARLES J.. CRUNI,
pElLEs IN Att EINDs 90
~ a n - w a II z,
Shoe Findings 1 AnbrOtype Stock,
tS'sA Of hs BiE AsrI)
Second Door s0aiA Of lhe Court House
LssdoEH Street, WHeA>aer, Trgiaia.
HARDWARE
nEsT Wbselisg Nails. Scfsus. Locks Hisre,
Hb Laithss Knubs Table aud Pocket Catlsfx
Scissors Sheats RaIrrs, Sc
Mechanics Tools o. every kind And dsserIp.
tion.
Shoe Findings.
Tsm-ieo snd Madras Morocco. I,lstsr s,4
Biadtng skins Cater ADD Shor Uppcfs fs.,s
Boz Tf'',' Thrsad. Webbing Pegs, Nsn,. sni
AmbFOtypc stock.
full variety of Iasffumsn's. = itures. Cases
Giar., Mats. Pressryef'. Ms'ainoiyre Pises'
Caemieal' she ever o'hsf article "a that zoe 81
The loss.i Cts prices
Nov 10 30
NEW GROOE RY
STORE,
TUE uhdst'igaei has Pehed IN Hir9,f, Yer
a GROCERY Store
. n he foora fofa,sfiy ucrspirc ~ a. MAI
80. % Shenandoah s,rse'. ussfs he ~ prepared
70 ell
Groceries, &C.,
~ ths most reasonable isfms 10. ssrpIvsp-
aiwsyth ~ saH - ttst fhlss iu wsuf nist r.,
.upah bsirs sscsnaets isi fIs sI.o as. dr bsrf
= sopp'y q sur lie repeatedly sssssS4u
LAWRENCE KIawAN
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TRACT OF LAND,

4 HALUABLE
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0sIL gTsFiSR' iSsag
So - aAWt6Fs
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.tEAf-s Bstfs's 90 CuRS vas.its ssssg o.
De AZ bis uue.
FEEE PRESS OFFTcg
Dsrfahsr IS isie
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PernNlan Gnnna

1--WE ssasfttgasf sfs asiiY "a rsffisr tAs akfs
y rfzgatsr' Eits q fsfEe ~ No rFse,.sss
Geese. diftfi ffuH fhs Ctfsets TEfssf ssirt
siN - Fai inta stfgsa tsaa go eerru.f g. tk-ss.
ssesasss stths ievsss aarsst rsws
EeWLE q na
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SchO0l CommIu.Ienrr's NaIicC
WANTED

= YOUTH to nssd ihs s.s,s o,s IA =,
a hiie sEpsfisaes pfsfefrsf -ass iron as 80
v-rs .pcsi - setivs sbt come asu 49,. l...,.t.,
- Pss fs'tbsf per- 'fu'sfs
lss ~ $50 FRFE PHkss oVPT~H
|--ivFSIfTNG GOODS tss-llt-
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-11-22
Scrofula. or Kings Evil.

is q constitutional disease, Q corruption of the
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiated.
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, il
pervades the whole body, and may burst out
in disease on any part of it. No organ is free
from its attacks, nor is there one which it may
not destroy. The scrofulous taint is variously
caused by mercurial disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and,
above all, by the venereal infection. What
ever be its origin, it is hereditary in the con-
sttution, descending " from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation )" indeed,
it seems to be the rod Of Him who says, al
will visit the iniquities of the fathers upon
their children"
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood Of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tubercles; in the glands, swellings; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor
ruption, which genders in the blood, depresses
the energies of life so that scrofulous constitu-
tons not only suffer from scrofulous COM
plants, but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks of other diseases: conse-
quently vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this taint in the
system. Most of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
in this scrofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver. kidneys, brain,
and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofulous;
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
fection, and their health is undermined by it.
To cleanse it from the system we must renovate
the blood by an Alternative medicine. and in
visorate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such medicine we supply in
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AYERS
Compound Extract of SarSaparilla,

the most effectual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is COM
bined from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the expurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure of
not only Scrofula, but also those other affec-
tons which arise from it, such as EnurrIvE
and SKIN DISEASES, Sr. ANTnoNY's FIRE,
ROSE, or ERYsIPELAs, PIMpLEs, PUsTULEs,
BLoTcHEs. BLAISs and BorIs, TuMoEs, letter
and SALT RHEuM, SCALD Head, RINowoRM,
RHEUMATIsM, SYrnILIrIc and MERcUHIAL Dis
EASES, DRoPsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEHILIrY, and.
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VITIA-
TED or IMrUnR BLOOD. The popular belief
in "impwity Of the blood" is founded i'll truth,
for scrofula is a degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
rilla is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid.
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
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SMALL CREAruREs.-Amone the papers

SMALL CREATUREs.-Among the papers
published in costly style by the Smithso-
nian Institute, at Washington, is one on
the microscopic plants and animals which
live on and in the human body. 1t de-
scribes quite a number Of insects. The an
imal which produces the disease called the
itch is illustrated by an engraving half an
inch in diameter, which shows not only the
ugly little fellows body and legs. but bis
very toes, although the animal himself is
entirely invisible to the naked eye. When
Lieut. Bergman was sounding the ocean
preparatory to laying the Atlantic tele-
graph, the quill at the end Of the sounding
line brought up mud, which on being dried,
became powder so fine that, on rubbing
1t between the thumb and finger it disap-
peared in the crevices of the skin. On
placing this dust under the microscope, it
was discovered TO consist of millions of per-.
feet shells, each Of which had living ami
NAL.
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News.

A little boy in Bennington, N. Y, fell
into well fifty feet deep, and containing
ten feet of water. He managed to keep
his face above water by clinging to the
stones at the side of the well. He was
found and rescued by his father, after a
long search. Strange to say, he was not
hurt by the fall.-B. P. Shillaber, of
Boston, SO well known as Mrs. Partiugton,
has been elected to the Massachusetts, Leg.
islature. Mr.. Shillaber is a Douglas Dem
ocrat.-"Never strike child on the
head. Providence has supplied other and
more appropriate places of punishment"
-Gerrit Smith has recovered $4,000
from the Fifth Avenue Committee, for the
libels they were guilty of, in the fall of
1859. 1t will be recollected they charged
him with completely in the movement Of
john Brown. The individuals against
whom Mr.. Smith Brought suit, pay S3,-
600 rather than 60 to trial.-A woman
passenger on the Dedham Branch Rail-
road, Mass few days since, flung her
infant out of the car window whilst the
train was at full speed, and then jumped
off herself. Strang to say, neither were
much hurt. The woman is supposed to be
insane-A convict named Jim Penny
escaped from the Auburn IN. W State
Prison in an ingenious manner. He was
employed TO run stationary engine. and
contriyed that it should break down toward
night. During the night Penny and an.
other convict were taken down to repair it,
Penny carrying the lantern. Just as they
were entering the engine room Penny
dropped the light, and whilst the keeper
was cropping for the lantern be escaped to
the yard, where he mounted ladder and
got over the walls. A reward of $50 has
been offered for bis capture.-Somc
weeks since the Governor of New York
pardoned Buffalo man out of State Pris
on who had been convicted by his mothers
in law on perjured testimony, and she be-
ing now arrested has committed suicide.