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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-10-26
Pimples on the Face l. Skin Dis
eases

Are generally caused by Animalculie burroughed
in The skin DR.. Trasks Magnetic Ointment,
by its powerful ahd penetrating qualities, slroys
every vestige nl them, restoring healt aud beauty
to The skin whenever applied, removing Tun and
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-10-26
MEDICAL.

WHY WILL You NEGLECT COLD and
affect to dcspise IL, as long as you arc able
to walk, until 1t has grown into danger
GUS and perhaps an incurable COugll-the fore
runner of Consumption, or some other daR-
gerous disoasel 1t is through neglect or iH-
proper treatment Of this COMMON COLD that such
vast numbers Of the human race are destroyed.
Like dcspised enemy, it is suffered to strength
en itself by delay until it has reached and SO
much affected the vital organs, as to place you
beyond the reach Of man, and you fall an easy
prey to its power. -
There is a cheap Sdfe--safc for the most ten
der miant-aid ccrtdin remedy for this dreadful
enemy to mankind that remedy is
DEMONS VEGETABLE HEALING BALsAM,
Nl.ich for several years was never known to fail
giving good 9atisfaction ard II leaves the pa
t!cnt WILL iVhc needs no medicine to purge this
from the system. -.
This Medicine will cure and heal the Lungs
cure Lame Back Gravel and Kidney Com
plants, Pains in tie Side, Stomach or Breast,
Ague In the Face, or Breast, Nervous Com
plants, Paptation Of The Heart, Phthisic, Dys-
pepSa and Liver Complaints. II will cure
Burns Fresh Wounds, Chibains, and Bruises
upon man or beast, and take soreness out Of
agy part OF the body. Bleeding at the Lungs,
Chronic Rheumatism, Worms, Summer Com.
plants Sore Mouth, Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
WhOoping Cough.
This is not orc Of the new discoveries; II is
an old and established article, and there are
myrads Of living evidences of it's efficacy.
Put up in bottles At only 25 cents each.
Great Imposition and Fraud,
It's in ncreasins demand aud wonderful success
has induced some three hundred to initiate my
Vegetable Healing Balsam," which is alwn)'
done to an Invaluable medicine. Therefore tho
counterfeit is composed of only two artclrS
while the genuine is composed OF eight diilereut
articles, and " all work together for good"
j. DENTON d Co, Proprietors,
No. l42 Gcnesce 81, Au6Urn, N, "
For sale by A. COOK, Chardon; DR.. Cleveland,
Burton c T. Treat, Clardon; c. S. Field, East
CtardOn; Bishop g. SPerry. Middleield; c. S. &
G W. Garrett Moutvlic; A. Fling. MnRssn;--
f. O. Ilymun. Mulberry Corners; A. Mathews,
Newbury; DR.. French. Parkman; Ii. Cummins,
and Druggists throughout the county.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-10-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Pcrter's CURE Of P4lN,
FOR INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL UsEl
c0O~~~~O ~OONc~~
THE BEST PAIN KILLING REMEDY
TBo JpaD9 9DDBpBna

Al SSb SkShSajSs "a W NhuNSaAa
GusrAYus, 1rumbul! County Ohio.
May 18Th, 1860.
w. l.. PORTER, Dear Sir,--I take pleasure in
recommending your Cure Of Pain to the public
I have used 1t successfully at various times for
Group and extreme cases OF worms in children,
also for giving action 20, and relieving pain in my
wife's arm, whilst henlipe it after being broken
have used several bottles Of it, and think it is
all il is recommended 10 be, and that il people
were to use moro Of 1t IN gene raj they would have
less sickness and puy but lew doctors bills.
ASA VI. WATERS.
This is 10 certify that my wife has used Porier's
Cure Of Pain with very good success to remove
pain, (nouragiu) from her head and other paris Of
the system A, MOREY.
Gustuvus, Ohio, May 18Th, 1860.
VERNON, o, May llth, 1860.
w. l.. PORTER, Dear N,r.--l have used your
Cure Of Pain with great success in my family,
particularly for cramps and pain in my stomach,
bee sliugs. &c. | can recommend il for almost
any Internal complaint 1t il ult il is claimed to
be ana will not DC without II constantly in my
family. HENRY BEACH.
VrRNoN, Nay 18th. lsCO.
Ma FoRTIR, Dodr SRI have used your Cure
Of Pain, and find it good remedy in many cases,
especially in cholera morhWs.
MARY ANN ALLEN,
Wife Of James s Alien.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-26

tho whites whom they leave behind. But Africa
il distant, and presents 30 many obstacles to rap
id settlement that we cannot indulge the hope OF
drawing of in Tint direction the growing numbers
Of our free black population. Tho tropical regions
of America, think, offer n far bcttor prospect
both for US and for them.
hd-As 10 any i,qpahtycf Rights among Am"'c'"
Citi<cns
recognize no distinctions among American
citizens, but such rs Rre expressly laid down IN
The Constitutions nnd hold that our Government
is bound to protect n, tho citizens IN tho enjoy
ment Of nll their rights everywhere, and against
NIL assailants: aud ~ to these rights there IL no
difference between citizens born, and .citizens
mnde such by law.
from tie Valley oj fhs Mississippi 10 Ma Pacific
Ocean, Under the .inspiccs Of the General Gopern-
mcnk
Yes. thoroughly. I do not only believe such
road 10 be Of vnst Importance rs tho means OF
increasing tho population, wealth and power OF
this greni valley, but necessary as tho means OF
national defence and of preserving tho integrity
Of the Union.
Gn--Am I'm faror of tie Measure caiiedthe Homestead
BW
Nes. am for guarding tho public lands as
well ny possible from the danger OF becoming
the subject OF common trade AMI speculat'on;
Tor keeping them for tho actual use ot the
people. aud or granting tracts OF suitable sizo to
Those who will actually inhabit and improve
them. n.
~ I'm IA Gtrer Of fA immediate ia'aisSion of
ka,,as anaer ne Iryanaoae Constitution.
think that Kansas ought TO bo admitted with
out delay. leaving her like all tho other States the
ale nlgr of ler own Constitution.
Tins. gentlemen, believe | hnvo answered all
veur inquiries, in plain. nteligiblc manner md
hope t. your satisfaction. have. ..not attempted
10 support IN, answers 10y argument for TINT could
not be done in short letter. md restraining my
sell from going into general politics, have conf.
ned my remarks to tho particular subjects upon
which you requested ms to write.
Yourobligcd iellow.ci,izcn,
EDWARD BATES.
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Read This :!

SHELByyILLE (rrnn.) Oct. 1G t~ad
nFy- Mcssrs Perry Davis ~ Son :-sirs-Gra,iiudc to
Ee5R you, and duty to suffering humanity, require that /
should make known the benefit have derived from
truly valuable Pain Killer; and by seeing this
erei will be Induced AS To give trial and b healed
| shall be compensated Il thousand fold
In June e after lotracied Illness of several months
was severely attacked with drowsne vertigo dmness of
sight and loss of appetite, accompanied by fever difficulty
breathing etc My physician pronounced pneumonia
bordering the first stage of mion and after exhaust
ing his skill. declared positively had consumption
that he could do nothing for and that die llowc,
do, which did with effect. | then made use
which proved inefficient.
BY this time my symptoms pain in the head morning,
and during the night darling pains through
burning In the palms of the hands quick pulse night
difficulty of breathing, etc, when fortunately mold OF
Peoples Pamphlet IN which the Of Mcssrs Bnn
Cone others, which induced Nrgr
table Pain Killer, and strange ii appear derived
benefit from the Of twenty Ave bottle
from all other medicines. have used four bottles
Pain Killer, and heart, and enjoy better health
heretofore done for number Of years.
NH io-im GUSTANtS A. CELDY.
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Words of Caution

IF 10 Tell readers that the wells and
~ springs Throughout The country had been poisoned and
thai had dlscot cred anloc its effects
that would not gladly avail themselves discovery
the hope of a,erng death If tell them that
had discovered mine OF treasure enough for them and and
that prepared 10 share with them,
how much gralihe should they be- To learn that
has been compounded OF purely vegetable muer aud
thai its curative little less certain tna light aud
darkness Need We give instances? If so call The
pretor oi BAKERs BlTERs and examine the n,riaI, Of
certificates from all sections OF the South of who have
been cured Of Dycppsa by its all healing properties Among
them will see the vouchers Of old and young, male and
male, exolng this B1rERs 10 the Skies and blessing roN
lence for lis curative But It's virtues confined
Dyspepsia. Nervous Headaches yield readily powcr
Torpid Lvcr become quckencd and made active by liz nG-
Sour Stomacs made healthy by its neural4in
fects Indigestion disappears when enters the organs life
DarrhGa cannot resist It's tonic powers. And Cholera Itself
when met by these BITTEEs promid. disaed and becomes
harmless thousands of persons have certified who used
1sig and ~ when Thai devastating couny
BAKERS Bl rrES will remedy n the ills of humanity
but such diseases caused by stomach and
d yield 10 ills strengthening effects, and speedily driven
from the system All who need should Try aud be
come their own judges OF its virtues.
For sale by all the Druggists in Lynchbnrg and by all the
principal Druggists in the ciiy OF mnn and elsewhere
Virginia; also Of Messrs tAs slot Co" Washington c'y
D. c.: j. H. Stalcr Co.. Baltimore, Md; d. Il. Miller, Coz,
ington, KY. and Barnes n Park, n. Y.
Orders dllcd by addressing T.. BAKER, Proprietor
feb 2l-d4cts Richmond. Va.
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CossrIRAcy AGAINST THE KING OF SARDINIA
Plots to Assdssinate Gdribad-The leo dItallian of
March 7th. contains the following remarkable
nent: H.aH
From private letters coming to us from Milan, da.
ted March l6, learn that the police Of Milan have
just discovered atrocious scheme, the object Of
which to assassnate Victor Emanuel, on the oc-
cason OF his entry into the capital Of Lombardy.
One of the conspraors, certain Count BrsmbilIin,
the same who, in ls4s, obstructed the golden medals
from the Gregoran Museum, was arrested and on bis
r"-r'' ''"-" found suspicious documents and large
.. -. Do. 1.s.i.e :9r the Pontifcial court
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Notice to Physicians and the Public.
-ALLCOCK's POROUS PI.AsTERS--TEsTlMo
uSS Malt. ALLCOCK & Co, No 2s4 Canal ST. New
York. 25h Nov. observation-disclosures lately suffered severely
from weakness in back 0ccasioned by suddenly oHcrcx
eng myself Having heard your Pasiers much recommend
cd for Of this kind procured and the result was all
that could desire single plaster cured me in week.
Yours respectfully, j. G. BRIGGS,
Proprietor OF the Brandreh House. NewYork."
There is nothing equal in the of Plaster to the Porous
Plaster of Mr. ALLCoCK Everyhings pleasant about them.
They Plaster of the day. and 1T type of
advancement in science and In Asthma, Cough, Kidney
Affections and local deep seated palms. they afford permanent
relief and for weak backs pains in the side Stitches and
moe pains generally, they unsurpassed for the benefits
they impar Physicians should examine this article which
universally approved where known. Price. % each lrn
cipal Office Canal street. NewYork. Sold BY all reseca
Bile dealers in medicines Jan ~ lmd&w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-26
MYSTERIOUS and Bloody Tragedy.

On the 10th the sIoop Il. A. johnson, Captain
George Burr, Of lslip, Long Island, sailed from
New York, bound for Deep Creek, Va. for n load
ofoys'crs. On Wednesday however, she was found
ntlrit near the east bank ofthe Lower Bay, Long
Island, in crippled condition by tho schr Tele-
grnph Cn boarding hor there was found on every
part Of her decks, and in the cabin, tho plancst
proofs that mur'lorous ailray had taken place on
board. The Tribune says,
From the ruddor to tho bow everything was
hesmearcd with blood. tho scene being varied at
Intervals by locks Of matted hair tending only to
make the already rouscd suspicious Of loul play
more certain, and cnfrming the idea that ter
rbe massacre had occurred previous to the abnn-
dnnment of the vessel. Tho cabin. which is small
was also entered There only the spashed blood
nnl matted har remained Of what had be n hu-
life. The floor, every piece Of furniture. the
stove and articles OF wearing apparel were cover
cd with blood.
Everything was in disarrangcd condition.
hearing unmistakablc evidence that n trrible
struggle for life had taken place. On tho floor
lay hammer weighing three pounds, To which,
beside, being bloody, was sticking quantity Of
human hair Doubtless this had been used rs n
weapon il tho yillainous assassination by tho
murderer murderers. A rofec pot WINS also
found in the cabin bcsmearel with blood, and
locks Of human hair sticking to it. showing that
this had been used first, probably MS II weapon Of
defense. md afterwards ns an implement Of mur.
der There was four fresh mud distinct marks,
~ r ,noJc with the blade ON Ln;re mr. shan
i,,,.h,, n,'n ,he hoams aud ,ell;nn and ana ,e
tho ;nJrniat;ons WINS s,nined with llo,d 4 ,a;-
of nantnlnona, in the pocket. Of which were fnunI
t,,eniv.ninc cents we're Cnund wrnnnra nm in n
eeo If hlnod .s,aine nnnor also ,bc ba,,dlo or
Garnet bnr or ynisc. which had recently becn ,",n
IF H
A. all cvcnl.. n tremendous canes, h,d tnkcn
Mace in the cabin. after which the rutlians anncar
to have dragged tho body or bodies ON deck and
u.oa,irI ,r,5 70 hoyc ,,r..,n ,,n,, a,an,n,,nI
re,h,ns NOT mia deaJ md yet to, "a, ,,one r.
anv efrrt IN snye tLem,elyes ar avon ~ u,'
,"r ot alarm y" w w
c','. N;cLnr.'n ot Tho s.hr 7 II u,,,,
s,,,"s ,a, cn,ly nn WedncsJay orn;n,, III. n. '.'
..I .ao,n in ,.nIi;s;nr ,v,I The .ionn ~, ,L ,u,o
ore os no man ON haord III. otcr "u" nnd 's hs
=, tho ,yhoa M otLcrs ware seon a., donI A,
w., ,; ,ho .n,,il ,"a, uas hann; =, ,ho S,,s
, , ,''I .ap ah""t >, ', H., ~"
oan y, Wv ,,,.ard. ,Lo Lo,s ri
G''su , ~ r" na, , ,D 1.'urA
Ne Ne s"nou' a'oua u'h"n,oa I.,'.nv ,h I. nI
NO wpruI We'1 eaon"n oI'"'s" Nv, a"r soss'.s,
anu -, r"e sio'I' ''"Po' "Sto'", p'' ""o" 'o""o oH
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Other consprators all Ausrans or priests are in the
hands Of the police.
BY another correspondent, We are assured that the
indefatigable Farlni has discovered "a vast con-
spracy, organized by various officials At Verona aid
cd by the ant-Sapoeon party oi France. The inter-
eepted correspondence shows that the conspirators
intended te make use Of the dagger and Of poison In
tins was Gen. Garibaldi; the Courts Of Naples and
Rome were Ignorant Of the conspiracy, but would
have been informed Of To- The disector Of ,hjs blot
was famous rutfian Of the ex-Duke Modens, one
virgiuto Apt OF For the very typo Of the desperate
assassin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-26
AMERICAN Cl'tNO,
FROM JARSi Is AND BAK EE'S Isl
In the Pncitic Ocnan

FROM JARVIS AND BAkEE'S ISLAM Ds,
In the Pacific Ocean,
offered to the Planters and beaers Hhcr the aos saac-
Hrl results nNr been attained 10y practical experiments
by gentlemen Virginia who have used 1t side 10y side
The rrruN Edc Island other fertilizers aud who
testify 10 lis st, rorliS. Importance aud value"
II will act soils nmcnit well rs durable Ter,
tlizcr, cnrchiug, but not cXlInnsting.
1t is sold less price than Peruvian and when
the result will be great, greater.
Pamphlets containing certificates from farmers
Virginia and other States will be io"arn upon appcAn
AGENT Of the American Gunno Company in Rich
mund aud all packages will have with The trade mark
the tnmnuy the American eale and will bc warranted
pure. Ii viii lie put in strong bags or haris nj the option
the purchaser. Price $40 lVr
fELlX II. CAVE 18th str, ct, Richmond,
feb eats MD~ES Lacy, Agent for Lynclturg
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gARL AND WlNTER MIl.t.sNa.nY
G. EHLE'S PIANOS.

WI haN" now in store good as-tirnrni Of
5-IsitA = f~--S3G .EilIE'S lMrI:oA III tEu~s slE1NG
1nA SPANoo nj prices from ~" /" foo. which i'r
= tS'hIunic of touc ot touch. ,stanc
hnlf AMI durability uf u,to, trlH..,d la
the world Iu sceafs additional strength, ali o ,e auv~
furnished with ul Metallic Iates and ever! Iaos suj -
tfdt2dhted fv,. mr. ss.ff,
sE-A PRIV deg ii exchange granted NJ tune within six
iaon- ia! o sale, should nny instrument tad uli
satisfaction.
These Instruments highly recommended by 1u,LRLnG,
tiufTs. AK, ~IgAbo., u, Gao, XII ASp iALI.
r We prepared sell them very reasonable terms,
Hi specially solicit examination at these W bi,t
Hty 4 \ = Main 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-26
From Rev. DR.. RoSSer.

M EDITOR OF THE CHRISTIAN ADNUCATE-
Eg sEMrLE's IsFALLIBLE Bagisa PcwpgR.-An persons
FOND of light and wholesome loaf bread biscuits batter
and cakes may purchase this powder with conf
ence The materials perfectly harmless and more pleas
Soda Saaratus &c. No fear Of bread Tire
of will lghcsi sweetest bread In the shortest
possible time time. labor and expense; and never dis
appoints if the simple directions observed
Resides it is manufactured in Vrgina and is no invention Of
Iankceom John W arick, manufacturer aud sole Propr
cior Richmond Va him. and have tried it, and
rs the tried Get IL aud mind The di
rcctons frb Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-26
.AbolitiOnists Killed IN Lynchburg


,DG lnE - kl the Northern fanatics tshHs Auur
IN g.s arfiaces Eaggc- md Wagons a EAlih :, i~j
- Main Street, lNnrhburg aud not send ,oar uiour,
Noti I" curC aud tnN" III" Aboliunlsts 10 MAXI sarvA
Rife and spears 10 sond Ia negroes To Kill rs With
BAITI born and ta>cd in CanIlHl County, ahl l.
making with increased facilities, all the style thra
EuckaNaNs and Iuggic% neat and substantial Also all Kind,
of Harness. Repairing and painting ct tarriags done with
nc,ncss and dispatch.
The subscriber his grateful arhnuwc,gn for past
hsors aud ,ocs continuance II the All he asks is
examination :" hi- work, feeling confident c plrn
ho Ia to quality and price JSo II. BAILEY, Ae't
lan lfl-ts ~ Nam 81, NhtI,sfg. Va.
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4 DESIDEEATTM.- ALL MIN, in need Of perfect
IN RAZOR combining excellence can lind Il IN n
manufactured expressly fr by NiDE BUTCHER She T.
held. England without regard 10 cost.
i,t --:1c.s tIABLER ~ JONES.
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Grower &r Rakar>S

Grover & Bakers.
~ ~ CELEBRATED FAMILY SEWING MAGAZINES 495 Broad
UR way, New York. and Isl Baltimore Street, Baltimore
NEW SfYLE-PR1CE $51-HEMMERS s. EXTRA
This machine from two so0s, purchased from the
STORE occurring rewndng of thread Ii llems Fells Gath
trs and stitches In superior Style finishing each y It's
own operation without 10 ihe hand needle ms is
.lued b. other machines 1t will do better and cheaper
Ing lah seasires If she works for cent an
h0ar
send for circular j. 4. DAVIS & co
may 3-dts Agents, Lynchhurg.
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McCO RkL Il d CO.,
Wholesale AND RETAIL

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Grocers Commission & Forwarding Merchants
AND NANUTACTUREps
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
VAN STREET, LIACHBERG, IA
WILL give particular attention the sale of FIOu ~,
w WHEAT, CORN, BACON, LARD, BUTTER, de-, Lib
c advances will be made al cousgnments When requr
ell Jan 2s-ts.
Musical Boxes.
- 4AND Air, Piano Forte and Manionc Musical Boxes
-. for sale by j. J.WlLllAMS N son,
u,hT ss Main rect
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FRANKLIN e. Co.
wnOLEAALE RETAtL
GROCERS &. COMMISSION MERCHANT

No :! NnIn M,fef, nosf door @ LabcFtN WWeh0uss
LY n q III Is u Il O., A., st
HAVE ON HAND AND FOR SALE
i b0 bags lilo, 1aguira and Java cofeej
100 bbs brown Extra c. Crushed aud Puverzed Sugar;
i0nO0 lbs, iAaksyle and Union Cotton Yarns:
200 Kegs Old Dominion Nails;
300 sacks Liverpool and Virginia Salt
bO boxrs Adamanne aud Taow Candles:
2o0 sides good Sols Leather;
boo blankets;
10 otons iron, nnnnersd, Roled Da Horse Shoe, Round,
Oval aud Hoop;
IL cases heavy Boots aud Brogans, shoes; ..g
New Orleans and West India Moasses ne Vrup, Bacon sdes
Loaf sugar Mnkerel In barrels and ks ree Black
brown and Toilet soaps Rice, Soda Spices Ginger, Pepper
Salt pctrc, Alum Extract Logwood indigo Madder, Starch
window GLASS; Putty, Wagon Boxes, Spades shoyeIs Trace
Chains" Grind stones rna stone Fixtures Horse shoes Malt
Shear and Bsercd Steel Axes Coll Rope Backing Powder
Shot, Lend Painted BrketA Sugar Boxes Nests Of Tubs
Wrapping aud Writing lnper Shoe Thread Twine emiJohns
stonewarc, staple Dry dooe such brown, beaehed and
striped Don.s,ies 1as Inseys Jeans kerseys Fn Cloths,
Flnnncs Bed BlaDkcts Cacoes Alpaccas with
aud general assortment Of fine and common Liquors Wines&c
Particular attention paid 10 tho sale of Tobacco Wheat
Corn Flour and n other kinds Of Produce, and prompt remit
taUees made for the sale of same. oct 20-dActs
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GuanO.

No NiAN-BAL1 MORE INSPECTION.
~ SoMBEEEO GUANO-Cargo of the Solr. " War lnglc"
and Scir samuel" direct Island.
MANIFtLATEp GGANo-M Manufactured 10y us-for sale by
lrb 1s-u EDMOND, DANENPoI.1 u 60.
tNNERI LADY IN AMERICA WHO VALUES CoMFolT
heaih aud elegance should have Of IiloMH"\'s
tbbEi GATED SKIRTS. cb l-5mcnw.
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7 IIiIt NJ

The yIEGINIAN is published daily at 80 aud TrWecky al
As per in advance and Weekly at ~ Invariably in adj
vance otherwise sO will be charged In all y" paper
will discontinued except the option of the Proprietor un-
III all shall have been paid
inserted for ~ cents per square OF
lines, less Tor lr first Insertion aud 39 cents for each
nnuance ordered nner-irm weekly and thcn %
nts will be charges, for each nscr 1.-THE nuni
ber insertions be marked On the Mss wW be published
I'LL ordered and charged accordingly,
THE YEARLY RATES ARE:
For square daily, NO
For squares daily Z"
,tri. e.i IA
squares tri weekly !"
Advertisements intended Tor both subject 10 spe-
c al contract
tFg- Annual advertisers will be limited To their mmeliatcb
ness the advertisements charged or transient rates.
s All advertisements appear In the dai. ant iri-wcck
ypapers
sg-Obiuary notices which exceed eight lines charged
ralcably for the excess.
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Sewing Machines.

AIDES wislnga Machine IN do sEEy ANTS toAGsr tlarrs
i WORK. wuuia lo w,ito i
ne BAETIlOIF'S 1MPEON ED FAMILY MACHINE. Trcc
40 $,n and So The following certificate Is from well
known Tailor in this county, who only had about ~ uGUtcs
Instruction On this Machine:
I.rEsvuIE Campbell county. Va, June 1slh. ~.
Mn. WV. L. PAGE: am well pleased with Harti"'s sew
NJ Machnc aud would not exchange for an! have s"rn-
hud ~ lhcult, in operating with II any kind Of !'t
tie hckr>t Cashmere tu the finest Linen NrhaNe ale
several pair of Tow Linen pants tor have
and operated on six different kinds of sewing
Machines but Bsrtnf's and singers the only Machines
thai would recommend person To buy. They the only
Machines that mnkc TUTORS Stitch. consider BartholIs
much l' cheapest machine. II is simple constructions eusy
io understand. and not likely 10 get out Of oricr. Almost
every person thai as ariholf's operate, add singers
lhli worked On lasi year give Baros the preference
Respectfully yours. DE-, tAEOIUS q, IEEEY.
ra find no difficulty in getting my wife ~ois Bar
ihIi Machine. They that something great "nch I" he
done for the TINT Invented sewing Machine, with the shut
lie anil Lock Stitch June l6,lifsl e. Z.
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ifA WISH Ia ren u small fami, Residence M the city or
sI within the suburls-fur which good price viii b. paid.
ApIil NJ. L.. EOnANNAN.
sent J--,Its Agent untIt ri Tor
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rEyiIE LUXURY OF THE SEASON!
ruoMsoNs CoRRrGATED sKIETs.
For sae by the priueipal Retailers. feb l-Ymco ".