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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-28
sPECIAL NOTICES.
GRAND VgE{tssEFA BsysCgv H..

q q Z&IA Il ID EkHStst MA 1Fa%E'sk& E,z5
l. some four mQtths since, cur excellent
townsman, NApTHALI E2EKIEL inioTmea us
thai i,e had prepared a hair Iestoref with which
lac Was G. eIlmeutiug upon h19 CIV. head ,
whose toy was entirely hald, We s5.g MIN
Two Gays since, and on TIE place so bald .ouP
months since lne crop 81 hair has sprans IN
with vigorous growth. So convinced Is Mr.
h2EEILL OF the elhcacy oil his discovery that
he has named it 'SGhe GE2faiHb}e Virginia
Hair Atess0Ter.' Mr. ~ is about gong into
IN extensive manufacture Of an article which
Is destined to prove cf anxious interest 10 our
bald patsd friends. From Ricimoad Eagairer
Zee. l&fh, 1853
This famous article csN now be ha4 ii {l+,
principal Druggists lhc3e persons -.lo de-
size Eae ncaa ufhair. have only to iyas the
iestorer according to printed GHecuon5 ol Vie
bottle THOSE VINO have any Gouht- eli,
GNcy, car have them removed ia a sa3rt tiIes
~ using the VIRGINIA HAIR RESI- 3BER
lNFALLEbLE. proving thar il d. asi ;lat IL. is
claimed to ha
Wooleale DEPOT tor orders g Eialn street.
RIcnmovD, Nov. is5o,
II. EZhEiHL, take oath en- the Htiy hi.
bic, thatt nave been bald ior the past L. ars,
and have restored my hairby using EzAI<lEL'S
VIRGINIA uAlR kAST0RER.
NATHANIEI. EzEI,IEL.
HE day sworn 10 beioga me. by Nathaniel
Ezekiel. Jos. Msvo.
Mayor OF Richmond,
Wake z ca,
jan l2-iy Solo Agents Norfolk Va.
I y lha wide reputation which DR. >.
IS HQstetteg's "Stomach HittcTs have
a.tsIH~l during the raat year. haspeab, IL OK
7'iicnce in 4 more iorclble manner thaa any
words which we can ohar. 1t reuOgates, pu-
llilaa, and stTengthonS the system, and aims ihe
et1ntach III the performance OF its iaaCllYI5 ---
10 is regarded on ali sides as suyeIeisA sFe-
clHc, and. therefore, 60 procure d IN the best
possible way, should be the obiac, 81 tie pub.
lie. We commend It vita more than usual
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-28

Tic emig ,ion to Pixies Peak, IL would
seem has already commenced. The st. 10,
seph Gazette OF the 10Th, announces The
arrival in that city of one hundred and
twenty gold seekers from Ohio, who were
on their way to the land Of goldea prom,se.
Mr.. Gregory, the discoverer OF the Gregory
diggings, was to have left st. Joseph fol Tie
mines ON Tuesday last.
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Mrs. Joy, of Paris, ILL.,, on the 18th IN.
slant, attempted to kill her husband by
shooting at him, but missed her mark, and
killed her own son, bright little boy OF ten
years. Conjugal infdelity on her part was
the cause of the quarrel between her8el and
husband.
Chatauqua Lake, in the State oil Ne W
York, is said to be the highest body OF wa
ter which has ever been nayigated by steau
1t is seven hundred feet above The level oi
Lake Erie.
Large cakes Of silver are getting 10 be
quite common in San Francisco. a lamp
about the size Of frying pan may be- seen in
the show window of jewelfy establishment
there.
A patent pocket umbrella is among the
latest inventions that have been patented
A company with a capital Of $40 coo and
employing about fifty men have been started
in the East for their manufacture.
Holeomb, of Southwiol, Mass, W no beat
his wife so cruelty some Jmontha since, stil
occupies his position in the Methodist church
and choir in that town. Mrs. Holc1nb a
reported BETTER and the husband thinks her
recovery probable
Judge Caldwell has accepted the Pres,-
NSASJ VI NV ']'i4S--AlJ F''"'i@H ga '''' ''eht'N
of North Carolina, and resigned hi3 Judge
ship.
Hon. Burton Il. Webb, Secretary OF the
State of Mississippi, died in Jackson IN the
10th.
James C. Barnet, for many years Hea-
surer of Burton's theatres in Philadei-
phia, Baltimore and New York, died in
the latter city on Tuesday,
The Rhode Island Legislature has made
the 22d of February legal holiday, in
stead of the LIST Of January, as hereto
fore,
The skating park at Albany, N, ", is
still in excellent condition, and is daily
thronged with ladies and gentlemen.
W II Harrison, Esq, has been ~ elected
Mayor OF Raleigh, NC.
"Bob Ridley" singular character, died
IN Harrisburg, Pa, on Tuesday
There are about 5000 justices OF the
Peace IN commission in the State o Na8aa-
chusetts.
Hon. } Faulkner, recently appouteI
minister to France, VIII, itis said, leave for
that country on the 18th
sssasAss
TIMOTHY HAY, GLOVER HAY
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shocking suicide is reported N our n
test English papers, as having occurred near
Wolverham pton, England. young wo.
man, 10 years Of age, melted ITO the deed by
love and jealousy, threw herself down the
shalt of an unused coal pit. The pit was
over ninety yards in depth, and the unforta-
nate girl was not only instantly Killed. but
completely crushed.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-28

III AIMS MIDLINGS AND SHOULDERS
Al 1000 lbs Baltimore Hams, Midlings and
shoulders, receiving this morning, and Tor sale
by
ia n JAS H JONES.
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WA& BoELED BIHt1IESCEAUETs
A y II l. X NJ ID I'D assortment received IL
N morning. Also Golden Turkish Toblge.
in ID drutnS
ia Is NJ A & Z A SANTOS
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OLD FAVOISITES-5O bbis Parapsco
" Fa mily Flour, receiving this morning.
a supply Of WEIGHS Superior Family Flour
III store and Tor sale by
Jazz JAS Il JONES
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HAMPTON ROADS.

hrIlEod-BarS Sarah Park, Pe1d.a,ua, la
Joanston Island, Pacific Ocean, Sept. 3 = VIA
Fernamhueo. for orders. Left p,rra'alaco.
whaling bark Leanaer, Of Mystic ppt La. laalt-
ing, and was dischale4ng ell on b0gra saia lri-
ana, Thatcher, toJ N2W NO-k. a }sa ..- Ha Y
Hillen, TO sail Ser katr : all next da.r.
& ship IN ballast tIola up The Say aRa sl.ot't-
er rom sea, loaded, also arrived IL Ie Roads
ye9teIday. but their names were rot asttr tanned
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TERMS.

The DAY Book will be served to sub
scribers at cents per week, payable to
the Carrier. When sent by mail it will
be "a per year, 50 for six months, and 81
for three months, payable in advance.
05- Circulation greater than the Dailiss
of both Cities combined. SO
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u EFiN@D sUGAIsS-Cut, Loaf, Puiysr 1
Ia ised, granuiated and C Yellow, in stot
and for sale by
ia p JAS L JONES. !
IL Il nnAA1r \
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{ 1A hID Board can be Iulnished on reason-
- abie tarms 70 family ana three Young
gentlemen fine rooms one has Closet and
ltaldtohe attached. apply at No 49, opposite
methodist Church CUmueIlapd street.
ia l3~U
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NEW GOODS.
NM H have received this day the toiiowjnr1
w new and seasonable goods
Ladies' Heeled Morocco Boots,
Gents Heavy French Calf Boots,
Z" Kip Boots and BooteeS,
Boys Bellows Leather Roots,
y w SEABURY'S SONS,
J22 No l3 Market Square.
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DEACH BAOOM ssUYATUEs-. A lot G
L Peach Blooin Potatoes, in store ana for lal,
iowby Y D WILEEHN,
Js 30 No Campbells Wharf.
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~ o rs ETEEENG NtGE-Just received, a
~ choice lot OF Smith feli Hog Round Bacon,
and Tor sale by 4 D WHEREIN.
IA = No CampbelPs " ha f.
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All these moneys are paid out Of Che Com
solidated Fund Tor public revenue) Of Ing
land, land do not represent the whole amount
received by the Royal Family Thus, Prince
Albert has numerous offices, civil and mill
tary, which bring him an additional aegre-
gate income of $50, 900. The Duke of Cam
bridge, besides having part of st. James
Palace, free of rent, taxes anu repairs, has
some $1,000 per annum extra, rs Commau-
der in-Chief and Colonel of Cavalry Regi-
ment. Not only is the Queens Aunt Ouch.
ess Of Cambridge handsomely pengioned, as
well as her son ana two daughters, but even
her son in law, very poor German Prince,
accepts 81, 1888 year from Great Britain.
The Queens Mother and the Queens Uncle
(Leophold Of Belgium) have 100000 Q year
between them. Nay, SO much is money an
object with Royalty shat the Princess ltOj al
OF England, married to the King OF Prussa'a
nephew, was meanly permitted, by the Prus-
sian Royal Family, to saddle the British m.
ton with liie-pension to her OF &7,57s q
year-which John Bull will probably have
to- pay during the next haliceutury.
We dare say that these facts viii be new
to many readers. They viii show that Roy
atty is extremely expensive, and will stregtA
en- the belief that Democracy costs Ire,
while, properly put in action, it works but
better. - Fh'tnaeLphqa Press.
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- HOTHERlo lot oftdose
Asa MEMS Baltimore made sham
serz.,a hais, mostly small sizes. selaiJ-
es ed mis- morning per eNpTe55-
Cali carly he ore they all go. at
= ULLAlAN2S,
IA 81 Opposite Day Book Office
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DHImE White Mercer Pota toes, for sale hI
4 the barrel, by
ia 81 JAS. f. JONES.
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no Kou DRINK CE8UCDLARH III
~ so, d. You wish to KNOW where you eau
buy the best article in the city, The puTeat Tie
cheapest at
ia2l c JORDAN Il SONS.
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Mnffca-


II Just arrived at my Stables - tine
~IE2A SliurSes and - Mules, which win be
.iall=az-t- cold on accommodating terms,
az. 81. LEE,
ia 20 us Church street.
G&4lG good Schr SummerAeld, Cant.
t4lsSs Barnes, VIII take freight for Elizabeth
SszssS. City, Edenton, ColeTain, Nluton, bar.
Held, and hlurfreesbOrO', and sail without tait
on Saturday, 2Sth inat 10 HE Evening. Tor
j525 Keeling.
EDURA INC FLUIB-A fresh !ot. iu.t re-
- ceivod aud Tor sale h}
ia26 Inv WFsB
pay hU1l-A superior sItlcls, ilst 20 laA,l.
I'D and for sale tow Mt
ia J6 Il W WEEB'S.
JACOB,s D.ARgsEUleA CORDIAL.
y a full supply on hand anI Ton ale by
Jas w WEBB.
GOLD WATCHES, JGWELNN AND SILL
FEE WARE.
& asa received Hue n4asu'u the as,
q following goods s5ah
Cola Hunting Watches ul dltsle.G etY@
Kinds and most superior Hnab Ga& RS
Cola Ctatelaine and F27' ruH,
Chatelaine Pins, HcyolSIus lua0. 4nH ..aa
q Breast P3us
Finger Rings, Bucklea, Cola Thimblsa
Plain and EtTdscIn Bracelet Banda, Sc
Sterling Solid silver Cake Knives,
Fish bnives, Buckwheat Cake SeHFlq,
Pie Lifter5, spoons, F0rEa,
Richly Plated Butter StauGa,
Gard Baskets, Candle5tcRa SEE &c.
9'ho above goods are warranted O! Me most
aupeli 0r qu1It}, and wan be -1idat Ntag low
prices ou accommodating tclEla.
C.N GRNENW OOU, q Nam street,
laa6 Head 81 Marset Square.
on ~ copyl
JSGty6'4eE4 "A supply oi bri..u. tudl..u. In
u store and for sale 10" ~
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TIN w RR


w 4 would again remind our friends and ,,,4.
w toners that we have on hand as GOOD and
as cheap assortment OF the above article oa "a,
be bought III the city our custom mado IN,
Ware is manufactured under our own eyps
and by as good Hands as can be prodncst in
TINS or any other state; we are manulacturiy,.,
Wholesale customers at the shortest notice. M,
are also prepared to do at moments call am
kind Of repairing, Roofing Cutters and Pins
TO Bni4dlngs &c Also, Pipes OF American
of Pipes Tor Steam Mills, Steam Boatq. ~ an,
waTrented III all cases. Workmen semi 10 4ii.
part of Virginia, or North Caloiinia 10 ,.7te.,ft'
work and warranted.
a W. SMALL & co,
No. 5, Water street,
de : Door from Roanoke square.
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GREAT REDUCTION.
n. YORK LEDGER ONLY -FOUR GENTS
Dc HERALD do do 40
and all the Weekly Papers Only -FOUR eta
Al DAY BOOK BUILDING.
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CASH PRICE FOR ADVERTISING
IN THE NORFOLK DAY BOOK.
Square day...SO so do weeks. 9 rs
do days. 0 rs l Square month "a 90
do 1week. rs do 3months.l0 90
II advertisements ordered twice or thrice
week, for each insertion after the first,
per square. ..-.........37k
Marriages and Deaths to be published as news.S
Obituaries, Funeral Notices, &C., win be
charged as other advertise ments, and payment
required in advance.
All transient advertisements to be paid in ad.
vance.
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4 ANAoNS- 70 Bbls. Red Onionsin iargo Hb,.
" IL store ana for sale low by
a / il JGxls
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CANOE PICKED Up ADRlFT.
A LARGE F0COSIN CANOE, was pic3sa
l. up of Ragged Island, just nbuye Chuck,
tuck, on the nth of December last The own
er can have her ny paying expenses. anu T.
king her away HICH'D EAST,
Ragged Island,
IA @D-iW+ Isle OF Wight Co a.
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CtnEEEsEAAlf4D AARls-Just to hand pc.
~ N Il r and Smithleld Packets a chulc,
lot OF Hams unsurpassed by any in this city.
Call and get supply.
BAYMORE & STONE,
IA IL No Campbelpa What
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XZshG1Nga Hair Nes torer mas arrived.
WALK 8. & CO.
IA y Sole Apenfs
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CASH PRICE FOR ADVERTISING

SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 2S.
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NEW GOODS

EHEAP EUVCER-We are selling goor
~ Butter for only 25 cents.
ia u JORDAN g. BRO, y Church street
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Office, No. q, E. Main Street, Norfolk, Va.
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EDITOR ANDPR OPRIETOR.
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lie asked for the proof from any living
mortal man in has District, that he ever
made pledge to aid in the organization of
the House by the election of 4 Republican
Speaker. or any other way.
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II JUST arrived at my Stables, y line
LEX Horses and - Mules, which win be
-iz7i7azz-E- 7old on accommodating teGm1
~. 81. LEE,
Ia "a lis hus.G erect.
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lyERP TUFLES-ALI, GRADES BEEF IN
- SIORE-20 bbls best New Mess Pork
Is hhi7 Rnmp and Prime Mess Pork IN
store and for sale very low by
@AS &c JONES,
ia :. Mo- CampbelPs " harr
Oh q A conNl
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KILLERS FURNITURE POLISH,
F4'Ots cleaning and impartng a beautiful
4 gloss 10 All kinds OF Vanished and Uphol-
steTei furniture, Oil Paintings, &c in fact it
sale by
rs l. w WEBB.
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Advarfis au2euts.
NEW OPERA HOUSE.
Mr. q < DICKINSON =. .Leaaee and MANAGE,


wong Observation-Disclosures. Morton
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-01-06
.NOTLCEOF LNQELSLTLO.N.

WHEREAS, Benjamin Ridgw-y, late OF Southamp-
ton Township, GsdloTd County, decd, died seized
OF be following rea! estate, 10 wit
Oae tract oi land containing Zjs acres and allow
ance, more or less, surveyed on warrant in his
name, dated 9th February, 1907, adjoining The
Maryland lire, Andrew Collins and others, and sit
ud,e IN SAID Township OF southampton, leaving Is
sue eight children, to wit Priscilla, intermaTied
with John Il. Fye, residing IN Monroe County
Ohio, whose interest is owed by Petitioner, Jacob
Bernhard, Esq, Elizabeth, IHtermarriel with Peter
Beaver residing in the county and State, Ma
~ Ann, internarued with Eooch Dye. residing in
zane county and State, whose interest also belongs
TO Petitioner, James Ridgway, Nancy Dye, residing
in same county aad State, Joseph Rldgway aud Ben
ldmIn klGsway, residing in Monroe County, Ohio
also the Issue ot Amos Ridgwdy and Rachel Ed
wards, to wit Harriet, Nancy. Mary, and Annie,
children o! Amos, residing ia Washington county,
Ohio, and Benjamin residing in Monroe county,
Missouri, Elsie, Nathan, Edward Mary, Rachel,
CatbaTinp Elizabeth and Angelina, residing in
Washington county, Ohio, chlllren OF Rachel Ed
wards, deceased
Notice l., therefore, hereby given that in pursn-
ance OF d wit OF Parijllcu. or va!uatjon to di
rected, l Will proceed to hold lugusiton
Valuation, on the premises, on Wednesday, the 18th
day OF January, next, when and where all IEteres
ted may attend, If they see proper
Sherh7s Office, Bed Wll. 5. FLUkE,
ford, Dec. lGra, 1859. Sheriff.
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THE MESSAGE.

The third annual Message Of President Buchanan
will be found at length in paper OF to-day. =
an able production, whether considered from NE
r.rv or political standpoint No one, we are sure
will begin its perusal who will be aole 10 les''' '
temptation to read 10 the end
Whilst the style of the Message IS asreeaOis "'I
pleasing. the matter is emnently practeal anu iu''
of interest For instance, IN commenting upon W
garper,s Ferry iusurrectlon, what couid nave Dee"
more directly and practically to the point lnaa 'ps
foIlowiug: "Those who announce abstract doctrines
.nbversive of the Constitution and the Unlon must
mt be surprised should their heated partisans ad~
vance one step further and attempt by violence 10
carry those doctrines into effect"
considerable portion of the Message is very
ronarlv devoted to an argument against the reopen
INC ef the sIaye-trade Will the Opposition who
s4savs ready 10 denouuce the President for the
most trivial auses, be manly enough to give nun
credit for the humanity plainly exhibited IN 'ns
instance We shall see
On Mexican affairs the Message IS very iuiI' CIV
mo gloomy picture OF the condition Of that unhaP-
nv republic, and referring in the proper sPHi' 10
tbo ,rrongs and outrages suffered by American ell
;,.,s resident there. Surely It is high time that
Cooeress should give the President some power 10
rroteet Americans in that iawess country and to
obtain indemnity and redress for past losses and
grievances. Mexico is political eye-sore to the
Western continent and will always be such, until
regenerated by Aoglo-Saxoa blood.
The President re-i;erate, his views expressed IN
his last message in regard 10 change OF the IanH
II will be remembered that h. took strong ground
in that message, in favor of specific duties, taking
the broad practical Pennsylvania yiew OF tae Tariff
question 1t remains now for Opposition congress
men who during election times are such braNliag
advocates of specific duties, that Congress acts
in accordance with me suggestions OF the President
But we shall not extend this brief review. We
commend the Message 10 our readers as document
we'll worthy their attention, and which, 20 use MI.
Buchanau's own impressive language, proceeds
from a tunctionary "whose service commenced IN
the last generation, among the wise and Conserra-
live statesman OF that day, no% nearly ell passed d.
way, and whose first and dearest earthly wish is 10
leave his country tranquil, prosperous, united and
powerful"
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gDN1INISTRATOR'SN SNOTICF.-Letters Of admin
IA lstration having been granted 10 the subscriber
residing IN Napier Township, upon the Estate of
John kis late of said township, deceased he calls
upon all persons indebted TO come forward and make
payment Immediately, and all having claims a.
gaInst the estate, are requested to make the same
properly authenticated for settlement.
HENRY TAYLOR,
Dec. 10, 1859. Admnistrator.
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BEDFORD COTNTT. IS.


At an Orphans Court held at Bedford in ami FOR
the Coaaty Of Bedford, on he 2ist day Of Novem-
Der, A. d. 1859, before the Judges OF the said
Court
On motion of G. II. Spaag, Esq, the Court grant
rule upon the heirs and legal representatives of
Joan Ciaar, the youugeT, late OF Bedford Borough
deceased, TO wit; George CIaar, residing in tie
State OF Michigan, Vim. Ciaar, residing in Olio,
HenryC. Claar, John Claar and Margaret. wife Of
Rev. George Beckley, the three last named residing
IN FREDERICK County. Maryland, 10 Ebe and appear
at an Orphans Coart 10 be held at Bedford in and
for the County OF Bedford, on the second Monday
18th day OF February next TO accept, or refuse TO
take, tne real estate OF said deceased, winch has
been va'ued aud aPprai sed il pursuance OF wit OF
partition or vainaton ISSUED ont Of our said Court,
and 10 the Sheriff OF SAID County directed or Sow
Cause why the same sEoud rot be sold
T.. s. lu testimony whereof have hereunto set
my hand and the seal o. The said Court, at Bedford,
tae sofa day OF Nov, a. D., 1859.
Attest SAN'I H. TATE
Wia. ). FLuKE, Sheriff. Clerk.
Dec. 30. 1889.
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ElAST NlRTHCEs
NOTICE.

Whereas letters Of administration on the
estate oil James McCune late OF Woodbury. tp,
decd, have been granted to the subscriber, all
persons indebted TO said estate are requested 10
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against said estate will present them
without delay 10 the undersigned residing in
Bedford. J. w. LlNGENFELTFR.
Dec. I'd, 1859. Administrator.
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HoIfoVay's Ointment.

Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, Sores md Ulcers.
Al description of sores are ,-mediable hy The
proper and digert use of this IGe>limable prepaTa-
! ton 10 attempt 10 bad legs By pastering
the edges OF the wound together is folly for should
the ska unite, boggv diseased rordifIcri rerans
underneath 10 break out with enfoid fUry in few
/ days The oaiy rational and successful tfestmrHf,
as indicated BY nature, IS 10 reduce the Infamma-
tlon in aud about the wound, and TO soothe TIE
nelghboung parts by rubbing in plenty Of the Ojnt-
ment, as salt is forced INTO meat.
Dlptaerfa, liberated Sore ThroH, md Scariet
and oiaer Fecsrs
Any Of the above diseases may be cured by xei;
rubbing the Ointment three Times day INTO the
chest throat aud neck Of the rati4nt; il will soao
penetrate, and give immediate reIi-f. Medicine ia
/ ken by the mouth must operate upon the ,vhars
system ere tS influence be felt IN any local part
whereas the Ointment will do its work al once
whoever tries theunst u i 10 the above manner for
Tue diseases named any similar disorders alice
Tag the chest and throat viii Iau themselves fe-
lIeVed as by charm.
Plies, Esipins, Sfricfares.
! The above class Of complaint. ,yiu h.. ,eeo,.a,,
! by nightly iomenting he parts NtiA warm wafer
! and then most eiiectuaIy rubbing M the O,niorHi.
| Persons suffering from these Glreiul comoIsit,fs
lose no, moment IN arresting their pfogress. n
should be understood that II toi suilci,nt mere
y 10 smear the Olutae"t jae effected part. bur
/ II mast be well rubbed ~ fer some con.iterab,.
/ time two OF three times day that II may b. Ia
ken into the system. whence lr y,tH remove ar,
hidden sore or wound cf=ctuaIly as inoogb nal
Pahe 10 tie eye. There again 57,ad aud water
poutices, aiteI The rubbing IN cit.e Oa;raenf.,vi
10 great service. TAis Is Tie only sure treatment
for females Of cancer IL tie stomach or ,her.
there may be general bearing Gown.
Ladisersii2aS Of YopH SORES md Ulcers.
BIotches, also swelling, can, with certainty
be radically cured il the O.almeat be used freely
and the Pals be taken aIgat and morning as recon-
meudsd IA :he priated Instructions. When treated
IN any other way they oaiy .ry up in one place 10
break out N anotaer whereas thss Ointment viii
remove the humour from taa system, aEa leave the
patient vigorous and healthy beng. 1t viii re-
q0ire time vita the use OF iar F.s 10 ensure las
ting cure.
DroPsicaI S'ceiIiass, Paratysis and Sl,f
joints.
Although The above complaints differ widely in
their origin AID rature, vet tley all require local
treatment. Many OF ne worst eases, OF sGch t:s-
eases "iIi yield iA comparatively snort space az
time, when ;Ais Ointment IS diligently rubbed INTO
the parts affected, after every other means
have lalled. In all serious maiades the Pills shond
be la&en according to the printed directions accom-
panying each box.
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