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CAT a WIZ a BRA NDT


CATAWBA BRA DY-
VEthe undersg ed have been duly appointed NE only and
w sole agents for the sale q tbs truly Medical Brandy
for the city a. Richmond This Brandy las been tn roughly
ayEed by the State Assayer Dr. B,yes Chemht, and Prof
upman shsppArd Charle'ton o. Prof Chiffon New York.
Prof Pratt o. Sayapnsh Prof Laaobd Nichols and DR. Cox
Boston, pronounced ny 10 he strictly pure and
excellent susnt In all where pure Brand Indicated
The manufacturer OF tbs Fine rrsndy guarantees (or tctr
find he w that will the CAOerd Idnfg SaDnier
Complaint ich Ciren DidrrAod Boosi CoHpidint DysIt
siI Fdtuieney Camp cole, LGE00Er Lou Spirits General
DeJiiity and htruoHsHtss
Physicians prescribing In the place Of Paregoe; not
having the deddnng feet ofthat meicne upon the BRAIN
Tie Physicians this city solicited apply TO the city
who VIII give them bottle free Of charge, TO try before
Dose G an f.frHt tcsets oli tefBoonJ diluted In
spoobfu cold water and given by The eapoon
every i've minutes until relief Is Effected.
Adults and children 10 proportion
pure Medical Brandy has long been felt In this
country.
The properties contained In th Brandy stringent
than French Brende This the manufacturers claim the
merits and challenge the world 10 tiproye these facts
IsAAc JAooR the only appointing for toe United sstes
Canada % and las Third street Cianna For sale by
Ivip-om SNODGaASS JOHNSTON.
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RAILROADS, &C.
90 ~ - - d
oFyIoE RICHMOND PETERSBURG R. R. Comply, l

kIchmond Va, July 9Th, isBo I
THR0M this date the schedule this road to Norfolk and
II will be changed. Passengers will leave Richmond at
43O breakfast Petersbu r. and rearh Norfolk BY 1890
NJ Returning leave Norfolk LEO p M and arrive In Rich
mnnd at $50 p. NJ. THOe. II. WffNE,
ivo7--1m supt
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OnIce Union steamship CO.,
SUnnER AKRANea mENT ON -.sE-n

GUNNER ARRANGk mENT ON r.EE-.A
- JANIS RIVER FOR OLD POINT, PORTS .Slllaasll.As
MDf-FH AND NORFOLK-The Steamers GLEN COVE aud CUR
Ts PECK put hs order and Ul run 70 the
above places
M GLKN COVE Capt y Carter, yin leave The uhArf Al
RacErls regularly every MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
mornnrs as O'Clock precisely, and feiun each alternate Jays
srpf sunday having wharf al NORFOLK a. ne sane hour
O'clock n an the regular landings on The river,
going and returning.
The CURTIS PICK Capt O. Gdord being neatly ntted up
it th. cave ne wharf a. Rockets every SA1URDN y
evening O'Clock and return leaving The ~hart a. NOlUS
every SUNDAY evening ata O'Clock aud regularly every y ~
DAY and THURSDAY evenings oclock, and return each al
tcruate DAY, the hour, Z O'Clock
tinrdop he Curtis Prcs N touch CITY Point, Wcoxs,
Ci.uraont Grove wharf Old Point Portsmouth and Norfolk
Returning Portsmouth, Ola Point Roek wharf, 1ove DuAr
Ca rnoui Wcoxs City Point and arrive a. Richmond ABOUT
o'clock, Monday morning.
ne Saturday TIP, and return next evening" meas
incia Ted tt5l 80, -, ,.-,
each
tS1s-tS 2 o HAsKTNS.
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DICH mOND AND YORK EluEszzsp
III RIVER RAILROAD. GRyHkAX2
CHEAP AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE TO OLD POINT
AND NOREnIK

AND NURFULK.
FARE s2-DINNRR EXTRA-(No Breakfast viii be prepared
the Boat)
MONDAY August 9Th. passenger trains VIII leave
Richmond daily at stopping only
signals oais Meadow Dispatch, Summit TunsAls,
indian Town. Cohoke White Hall and Ronancoke land arrive at
West Point at s:l5 p NJ.
The and commodlous steamer WEST POINT Capt j. o.
Rowe King and Queen Court House Landing Mondays
Wednesdays Fridays at 6H NJ connecting with the
at West Point and stopping signals only Clifton, Water
Fence, shepherds Warehouse hoodys CappAhoosc Bgsr
yorktown Point and arrive Old Point At
NJ and Norfolk At8P. NJ
Returning the Steamer will leave Nofsk Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays at A. NJ and Old Point at Sis A. NJ landing
only above and connecting West Point with the al
NJ and arrive In Richmond at p. NJ
No Boat landings made.
Prghis Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at Rich
mond until ~ and West Point tuesday, Thursdays and
Saturdays until 6P. ~
Fare King and Queen H., and other polntu the
To Richmond ................... 2 90
Prom Richmond 70 Norfolk 90
auT-ts r. II. TEMPLE. supt
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HOTEL AND


Ia presenting this card TO the public, return cordial
thanks TO generous patrons for the kindness have received
al their hands hope that the New order OF Affairs,
initiated 1852 will receive the encouragement
previous Efforts AMI abors 10 accommodate guests have
uet with. - .-
pretos Establishment; and each pledges himself 70 do
comfort convenience and requirements OF their guests
demand.
keep and maintain, what uoESsE calls for,
FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and We promise to use renewed
sxrons TO render the establishment comfortable possible
with polite agents. and ready prompt and attentive servants
shall endeayor aGord complete satisfaction TO the travelling
public.
previous card long since published TO eounterse The
baeess rumor sufficient proof that establish
been closed and that since lis publication
have been condition entertain yeTs than Heretofore
All rumors closure intended closure desire friends
notice false and strdHgsr Intending TO visit as Sfu
atoos ar9i-u
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MERCHANTS
INSURANCE COMPANY
ONCE No. 90 Main ST., Richmond.
MARINE INSURANCE on Vesscr, Cargo, and Freight
INLAND INSURANCE Goods transported by vers canals
land carriage.
FIRE INSURANCE Merchandise generally Dwelling Houses
Warehouses, ard other Buildings IN town country.
POLICIES Issued al current rates. and Losses promptly paid
DIRECTORS:
Jos R. Anderson, 6Emi Harrsoa David J. Saunders,
Jas L. Apperson, d, Heath, Geo d. Shell,
VIM Breeder, I'd. Mccarthy, y. stearns
David j. Barr, L Miller, John O. sinton,
wra. II. Christian, VIM. g. Paine, T. H. skinker
John DooeY. eAnue Putney, Geo. J. SUMMER,
I. W. GlGEcbrook, John Purcell, IT, Taylor, Jr.,
Lewis Ginter, John d. ouArles, Wn. o. Taylor,
G. y. Watson.
ARca'D PLEAsANTS, Presr.
J. H. HosFIsuz Seo'y e7
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V | R G IN A SP r IN G S

Y | h G | N | A , / IL | N u >.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
FOR THE
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROADi
%
IMPROVED FOR 1861
WITH LITTLE OR NO NIGHT TRAVEL COMPARED WITH
OTHER LlNEs.
THIS KNOWN ROUTE,
VA
RICHMOND rS Arm SHs STANTON
VIRGINIA SPRIN GS,
eIEg the NIGHT Travel In Stages; which,
added 20 tue greater safety of the
Rail we'll the Stag" part
OF this Line, coDmcnds 10
10 all pleasurc-seeRcrs rs wei ns invR1Ids.
THIRTY MILES OF STAG No OVER FINE TURNPIKEs TO
THE WHITE SULPHUR sPRINGsl
AGAINST
sIXTY.PoUR Mills STAGING OVER ROUGH ROADS BY
ANY OTHER ROUTE
MORE COMFORT AND QUICKER TIMEi
PASSENGERS leave Richmond g 80 A. w. diae Stanton
arrive terminus Of the Railroad by 5 reach Cal
laghans Celebrated Stand by leaving Breakfast
day. being last Eve hours 10 advance any ether line
should party unite In requesting H. they will have the privilege
leaving Ca hans In time to arrive the Springs a
going the Rookbdge Alum Bath Alum Warm Springs
take The Mborough Depot where they arrive at $50 p
reach those Springs respectively 70 the day.
Those gsing Hot Healing Springs sy all night at the
Warm SPRINGS and leave there morning 10 arrive st the
Hot Healing breakfast Passengers for StrhngB Springs
take stage saunton Those for Rockbdse Bath GosAe
arriving At each place respectively to supper.
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SASH, GLANDS AND DOORS.

SAVING AND TURNING.
NHE Oldest Establishment In Richmond where may be be had
the above articles IN perfection, at the shortest notice
Being confident Of giving entire sasaeon The subscriber son
heretofore the public patronage Having recently added
cabinet carpenters Turning his business the public can nov
have their work oOUt disappointment or delay Give me call
seai-u MILES AMBLER, Mayo street.
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Il Acd DO
EXCHANGE HOrRL AND BALLARD HOUSE.
JOHN ?. 4 THOMAS BALLARD, PrOPre'OrA
August - $50
& baldwin, Richmond B Rogiand Va
u lsmbsri 20 CO ArmisteAd DO
% Deexandra DO wrBlAr, DO
Lotuer. 90 NV houlan, DO
. sssAsfisSd, do osrsyliT, DO
q whitoek, do WMosrison' lady, NO
Allen, d. child svt. d
So RagAsd 10 mos Greer, 10
n mrt Va De- smith, NO
Col mn Garter. DO Nss suhh do
IN wiIico1 sSt chud, DO Moses a.
Miss N Ohlstan, DO ? Cox 10
Mrs. K Christian, Go Mrs Cox, Z syts DO
Nc. n CHRISTIAN, do Gen PAn'hnl WIFE, ehld ~
ToS6sn, 90 Mssss BIHarJI, 10
R Dsliasoa, children, 10 AecAlter, Bait
Ts--ant SC NJ Joass, Mss
DSEw sISss, Do JGLss,va
HaSSsei, DO an Harris. %
LsSias, MastsI MSai. Do
Johnson, 10 ssddan, DO
watkas, iaiy, DO EowaHer, Do
MiHes Graves, DO Hart 10
k Esoa' d % wv wa S S5sc,S,' a. do
) Einonis. DO Hw4M-s sharpe, DO
ss Scope do P Ip 5os1sa' ~ =
q aSrdos, isly, Ms, Hysr.. lazy, do
~ Watkins, lady, sc chile sst DO
NJ, S' Sia 5' 90 % s'ss5 a5 1'' 10
Daniel 90 OFArnans Q
Orion, DO JK-kPAirick,d DO
PsAIry do JBr Robinson, NJ
II Boyken % TRAne1, Ala
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND. August ~.
mas u4r.a ta.,rsDArJ IL O'OcE-sVr .; Gas
ARRIVED
6ea Peabody, P'shard Baltimore d'e and pas
s,sa@sr vrsln, Kelly, Philadelphia. nsrehAnss and pas
sssr Daayiue Chester y Y. nds D. 4 ". Curie.
Baltimore. PHILIPS, Bah. gaAno, sehasr Aohler . Go.
Anguish asisy, nav = talil,, coal W n DayiL
Mary and Virginia, r'di, Jane, Ki'sr vhsaL
WI 'N-'--' SAILED
Steamship Roanoke, Cou.h N1 York. merchandise, LadAR
SIR wra Severe. Brooks PhBa, nJs W D Colquiu Co.
Gal-ro, saith, y. \. uds d a ". Curie-
sew lsrs Caasysr, do~n river. agaI -
Bark WSifssi Ifmore, Bah7a, Four. CrenshAu AGO
INOR BALTIMOKF.---rhes.el msr gao. d.
IL PEABSJN Cspt Nch Pt-aard, VII receive -aEE.sl-fss
N salar Az th- 2lih August
iri ,assa to Bosion VIA Ban vi srea. dspsh at low
Pas assrs requested to be board before the hour Of de
garturs steiner.
Fs, pt5urd ,r at our oa,e 10 sAosos slip opposite the
a45t-4 nav. oUsRW
INOR PHILADDLPHIA.-The A 10. .GEFsA
II Steamship NiR5lNiA, C-lt james X Kelly Is -S.lss-
2l nstAt 4 O'Clock 81 Egr ireght passage having sue
nor a.onm0laeons apply Al the ~hartor o.
CHAs P CARDCZO, AGENT, Rockets
loo Main street, from % 5 7. 81
FrsEt taken through BY reduced rates and Win Us
mai au12-2t
IIoR -FsO>fON.-gIRsr VESSEL The Schooner q
MISSIONER Captain Nickyou, having fhs great
portion her cargo sSEci wu have Il.cE despatch
For balance Of freight Apply 20 - . -. .-.
aukz-Gt DAVID WI u hhlh
Onlce Union Sts nmship Co.,
Richmond. Aug 20 lsdo
TI,HE Steamship CITY og RICsMoND having been sEss,
alh nd
L-- -- ------n-l ALA.LNLA- l--LLn -----a
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VIRGINIA
BURNING AND LUBRICATlNG COAL OILS.
TIE GREAT KANAwHA COAL AND OIL COMPANY,
aConng STATE has appointed ~
Agents for the sale Of their Justly celebrated
BURNING AND LUBRICATlNG COAL OILS,
quality which warranted PuRE and USADuLTERATEp
We invite the attention Of Apotheoas and Dealers throughout
he state supply, which viii be large and sold BY 'oAGe
Dnly the lowest Factory priees. 1000, . z,o,
- *.
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Price, IS cents per Box, or Boxes for 81.

sold Wholesale aad Reale by PURCELL LADD CO., Rich
nood Va n 2 RIVE, CO.. Petersburg J. n STAY, Lynch
burg: and b. al druggists and merchants apl9 eog6rn
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NOR .EsOSiON.-FRSr VESSEL The Schooner "a
il MISSIONER Captain Nicksuon, having DE great 49,
portion o. her cargo Engaged M have glicE despatch
suzs- &, DAVID 4 WI CURR1E
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BY GIBSON a. co.
BY WILLIAM HAMILTON

#AijII AT AUCTION
shall sell by public sale the premises MON
DAY Al TERNu DON, May l4th, 1860 at CLOCK F. NJ
LOT No. l-Beginning on southwest corner Of Hons
and Carey streets fronting HOns seventeen
ny eighty feet eight inches deep, foot alley
ne improvements large threestOry brick DWELL
ING, with passage, and double two story back building,
rent - W. 9i'''
LOT No 2-Adjoining Lot No. i front and depth,
LOT No 3-Adioining Lot No q same front and d,Dil,
and improved as Lots Nos and 3 - ''
Nos and are each subject SOS ground-reut The title
IS indspuabe, and the situation very desirable for pri-
Vate residence. " f
Terms-$l,OO0 in twelve months and the balance in cash
my5 its Wu ITNNIIITD\ Aurrr-
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ffT:.:I ADMINISTRATORS SALE
ii will by virtue of order Of the Orphans Court
5Iz for the City OF Baltimore, sell by public Auction AZ
the Exchange Sales Rooms, Second street the city
AFORESAID, on FRlDA y May lI, 1900 at o'clock T. NJ
vi THAT LOT OF GROUND situated in city afore-
I On me southeast side of Hartford avenue, between Chew
anu Madison Streets having front depth
IOu feet Subject to an annual ground &C. &C. I'm
HOUSE, No. H. -
Terms Of saleone.third cash, and the balance in two
sl instruments ofour and eight months, with interest
L. NJ. REYNOLDS,
ap2l-2aw&ds VIM HAMII TON GnctfioDaar
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Ttetals, Aar0Mare, TT.

HARDwARE, HISS & COLE
- No. 30 SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
MANUFACTURERS AGENTS AND DEALERS IN
. ALL KINDS OF AMERICAN HARDWARE.
H. HOE CO.'S CAST STEEL, MILL, CROSS CUT and
FISHER NORRIS AMERICAN EAGLE ANvILS and
PARALLEL CHAIN VISES
FIELDS, SANDWICH CO. IS CUT TACKS, SHOE NAILS,
BRADS, &c.
NEW ENGLAND SCREW C0MPANY'S GIMLET POINT
WOOD SCREWS.
RUSSELL & ERWIN MANUFACTURING CoIPANY's
LOCKS, &C.
FITCH MANUFACTURING COMPANY's CABINET and
PADLOCKS ~
AMERICAN HoRSE-NAIL CoMPANY's HORSE AND
CLINCH NAILS. - " ~
AMES y SONS SH0VELS and SPADES, &c, &c
WIN; WILCOX Il co 8 PLATE and PADLOCKS
DARLIMGS y WALDR0N'S BRAND CORN and GRASS
SCYTHES. ~
sCYTHE SNEATHs, SCYTHE STONES, &c, &c
BUILDERS AND SHELF HARDWARE-a large and full
assortment. 49,
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sale n ,b after the above SALE will offer at pubc
on PREMISES at the Newton Uniyerstv Building
sad building, follows. ai'ol'' tie FURNITURE OF
30 % boston Sa built DOUBLE DESKS and CHAIRS
Teachers DESES and r1I oa99i, o,, do.
II CHANDELIERS and BRACK ETS
ITEM DAY CLOCK.
u BUSIS of distinguished men
30 SETTEES large ami smaI-size with ONE ETr1 e,r
VI I! FIttdL0SOPIIICAL APPARATUS, Globes and sin
Nkl ORS CHAINS constituting complete set az Inst
ments Tor first class School or College ~
L, r. SPRAGUE,
my5-ts I n GGNSfp ~ tie owners
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CAtt0rnkps.
PICHARD HENRY SPENCER,

pICHARD HENRY SPENCER,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Oihce-S. n. corner Olive and Third Streets
80 ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
CLAIMS ~ VIZ O '' VI
n! keterences-Messrs John Sullivan 81 Sons, Whedhee 4
Dickinson, Sam Harris Sons Clarke Pesr,m BaItimor2
fe2S 3m* >S''''''io
CHARLES e. PHELPS,
~ ATTORNEY at LAW
No . LAW BUILDINGS,
Continues to practice in the Courts Of BALTIMORE CITY
and HOWARD COUNTY fe22tr
THOMAS WHELAN, JR.,
n - ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR CALIFGREIA
l6 ST. PAUL sTREkT,
Sd door south OF Fayette street,
VIII give prompt attention to the Collection OF Claims
and all professional business conded to him dl63arGt
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EOR SALE.-23 ACRES OF LAND on the
Ridge Road, half way between Riders Switch and
IoWsonioWn IL Is covered with Young Chestnut and il
well Watered There several good building sites hind
ing on the road which command beautiful extensive
view IN all directions at elevation OF 700 feet above tide
Inc branch railroad, the projected horse railroad and the
ohrtS street avenue which is TO will afford plea
sant and convenient to the city terms which
VIII De moderate apply in person to H.; O. TURNBUII,
near Towsontown by letter through the Goyansown
PostOffce ~ nv ae ~.
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Fnrnhnre

@ W GREENWOOD 4 CO.'S
E& CLAIR AND FURNITURE WAREROOMS,
WI Nos 9s AND 100 BALTIMORE STREET BAITfMoRE
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
Constantly on hand and direct from Factory, great
variety OF CHAIRS manufactured of Maple, Oak, Walnut
and Mahogany Cane Seat and Buck Rush and Wood.Seat
Chairs, painted unpanted Touchdown drove up in
bundles or boxes for shipping ~
Once Chairs, Cane and Wood Sctecs, Cane seat,
Seat, Boston Rockers
Rocking Chairs Cane seat and Spanish Chairs and Suits
Back, Cottage Sets and Chamber
Library Chairs, Cane seat and Furniture,
Back. Bureaus
Tetea Tetes Caneseat dOet Tables and Washstands
Back, Extension Tables, &c.
Lounges, Cane-seat and Back,
We cord ally invite former patrons and all others in
the trade, to give us call.
REPERENCR-RObinsOn, Lord & Co, Duer, Norris &
Co, s. s. Stevens 4 Sons
W GREENWOOD & CO,
Nos. % and lJO Baltimore street,
holt
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BININGER'S
p>0nDo'o Do.
" CT t

THIS DELICIOUS TONIC STIMULANT,
especially designed for the of the Medical Profession
aaG inc fGmLn having superseded the called Gins
by ali of the prominent chemists
anu eonnosseurs possessing all of those intrinsic med
cha Qualities Onic and diuretic) which belong to an old
druggists, grocers, &c. A. NJ BINING Err, NJ CO,
Established in I77S) SOLE PRoPRIETORs,
No. 10 Broad street. N Y.
~, The name of A. NJ. Bninger & Co. 33S Broadway is
auARANTEE of the exact and literal truth of whatever
they represent IN. Y. Com. Advertiser.
, For sale in Baltimore by GEO. H0LLINS, DENlS0N
Bko, r. ". STABlER Co, MARTIN BELT co.
nh3 lyrWly
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INNS lyrN ly
OFFICE OF GEORGE o. STEVENS & co,
~ No. AZ W. PRATT STREET, SPEARS WHARF,
pubic to the following facts in regard to SLATE MAN
TLESEyer sine the of these articles Introduced
IN England the demand for them there has been constantly
increasing the first used in this country imported but
the process of enameng having become here, twas
put snort me before the Slabs the only parts OBJ
tanned abroad Still later quarres OF American Slate hav
ing been opened and worked, yielded Slabs of good
quality as the best Welsh Slate and the whole business of
has since been done in this country and is
constantly increasing in importance of the useful
arts Notwithstanding however the utility durability and
Importance OF Slate manufactures and the rapid growth
The demand for hem the business yet be considered
its infancy.
We would respectfully call your attention following
reasons why claim for Slate Nantes decided SUPERIOR
ty to all othersFrst of their cleanliness sec
ondly account of their beauty thirdly account of
their cheapness foury account of their strength fifth
iy on accoLnt Of their durability
THEIR CLEANLINESS
AS Slate possesses beautiful satinke surface and
perfectly absorbent body il is proof against the action
countt enameed surface requires cleaning, is easily
done by the use of soap and water little oil and
THEIR BEAUTY.
The peculiar qualities of Slate render its surface suscept
the surface of Slate Slabs may initiate
not only the most costly and Marbles but may also be
decorated with rich and rare specimens Of Mosaic Work. En-
4rs''' lowers FIFE THEI &c GjG IL
Ihy are from twenty forty per cent cheaper than
THEIR STRENGTH
BY actual experiment it has been ascertaned that Slab
Of Slate one inch thick will bear as much weight and
sst as heavy bl9M az peee Of Mar6e six inches thick
Repeated Coatngs applied to the Slate in the
OF Enameilng and these rendered permanent by heat
ter and retain its brilancy longer than Marble any
other material 1t has stood the test of years
objection, and survived the opposition that raised by
those who were interested in crying down the invention.
hereafter there will be difficulty in filling all orders
Slate Nantes promptly. -
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miscellaneous.

COUNTRY MERCHANTS
viii find an extensive stock Of
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS
such .s.a
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
GOLD CHAINS,
FINE JEWEL RY
ofevery description.
ALBATA WARE, TEA AND COFFEE SETS
SPOONS AND FORKS, FINE CUTLERY, CLOCKS,
PLATED CASToRs,
CAKE BASKETS, ICE PITCHERS,
FANCY GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY.
MILITARY GOODS
MILITARY COMPANIES FURNISHED.
me above goods for sale low, wholesale and retail
CANFIELD, BRO. & CO.,
aozo elr. 900 Baltimore street
MUSICAL BOXES.
CANFIELD, BRO 4 co,
22g BALTIMORE STREET,
Have just imported an invoice of SUPERIOR TONED
MUSICAL BOXES playing Overtures Pokas, Values
ouadrlles, Marches, HYMNS &c, &C. with Organ, Cast
net and Bell accompaniment, G, aud as-for sale
wholesale and retail APPS tfr
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-12-21
Mark These Facts!
TIE EFESTYNONY OFTHE WHOLE WORLD
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

BAD LEGS, BAD BREASTS, SORES AND ULCERS
A LII description of sores are remediable by the
II proper aId diligcht of this inestmabe pfepar-
alton. To attempt to cure bad legs by pastermg the
edges the wound together is folly for should the
skin boggy diseased condition would remain un-
derneath to break with tenfod fury in few days
The only successful treatment indicated
by nature, reduce The inflammation in and about the
wound and to soothe the neigborng parts by rubbing
plenty OF the Ointment salt is forced into meat -
DIpI ERIt TLcEkA1En A SORE THR9Ar' AND
Any of the above diseases may be cured by well rub
hing the Ointment three times day into the chest
threat and neck Of the patient it Will soon penotrate
and give immediate relief Med taken by the mouth
must operate upon the whole system its Influence can
is work at once. Whoevrr ties the ungaent in tn
bove manner the diseases named, any similar di S
orders all ctng the chest and throat, will lind them
selves relieved as by a charm.
PILES, FISTULAS STRUCTURES.
The above class of complaint. will be removed by TO-
meatne nightly the parts with water andthes by
most clfctvay rubbing in the Ointment rcrscts uf-
fcring from these dreful complaints should loose not
moment in arrestng their progress. 1t should he under
stood that it is not sufficient rcrcy to smear the Ont
msnt on the affected parts, he well rubbLt-
considerable time two three times
that may bs taken into the System whencc will
any hidden wound efT"ctually $ though
palpaole TO the There again bread and water poul
ticcs, after rubbing in Of the Ointment VIII do great
vice This IS the only treatment for females cases
o. cancer in the stomach where there may be gen
cral bearing down.
INpIsCRETGoNs OF Y0UTH:-soRES nUrcERs
Potchcs as a sycngs. can with certainty. he rad
icaly if the Ointment be rsed freely, and the
Pills be taken nplt and morning rs recommended In
printed Instfuo tnrs. When treated in any ohe: way
they only dry up in paco to br1nk ont in another
whereas tbs 0ntm VIII remove the humor from the
system. leave the patient a vigorous and healthy be-
ing It will require time with the OF the Pills to en-
lasting
DGOPaICAI. SWET.r,TNGs p tR 4I.YSIS AND
STIFF JOINTS.
Although the above complaints differ widely in their
origin nature yet tn s require local treatment.
Many the of such DIS will yield in
SPACE of when this Ointment is
diligently rubbed into the affected, after
cry other have failed In a!lseroTs malalIcs the
Pills should be taken according to the printed directions
accompany ing each box.