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New BooKs.-Dick & Fitzgerald, New
York, have published "Ten thousand won
derful things, comprising the marvellous, and
rare odd, curious quaint, eccentric and ex-
traordinary, in all ages and nations in art,
nature and science; including many wonders
of the world-enriched with hundreds Of
authentic illustrations" These are not
given in long, tedious accounts, or in dull,
dry tables or statistics; but, in short, crisp,
lively, brisk, pleasing paragraphs, which
seize on the fancy and the memory, and
delight the judgment. 1t is a book to fill the
brain of the story-tellcr with wonders which
he may retail to the establishment Of his com
peers, without fear Of running short Of ma
terial.
The same publishers have Just sent out
''the Art Of Dancing" historically illustra-
ted; to which is added hints Oh Etiquette
also the figures music, and instruction for
the most approved dances, BY Edward Ferre-
ro." Young people who are fond Of dancing
will find this very instructive, and even
agreeable volume. The author is evidently
master Of his suhjectand it viii be admit
ted that the history Of Dancing j. an untrod-
den field Of literature. However, it is the
practical part, that young ladies and gentle
men care the most for, and upon which they
will linger.
Both of the above works have been re
ceiyed, and are for sale at the bookstore Of
James Entwisle & Son, King street.
ny In the paragraph in Yesterdays pa
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ALEXANDRIA,:

WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH %, 1850.
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There seems to be considerable difficulty
about the selection of name for Pixies Peak
Territory. 1t has been called Jefferson; but
those in authority assert that as there can
not be States enough to name after all the
Presidents, that it will not be policy TO 60
beyond Washington, who stands "alone IN
his glory" Acting upon this decision, the
Senate Committee have before them the fol
lowing names Tampa" interpreted Bear;
"Idahoe," meaning Gem of the Mountains;
Nemara, Colorado" San Juan" Lula, !"
interpreted Mountain Fairy; "Weapollah,"
"Arrapahoe," the name of the Indian tribe
inhabiting the Pixies Peak reg ion. The
House Committee seem to have hit upon the
very appropriate name of ''rahosa, " which
means Dwellers on the Mountain Tops
This, or "ldahoe," will probably be adopted.
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The u S. steamer Pocahontas is still
awaiting orders. AT the Norfolk navy yard
the U. S. steamer Dacotah is rapidly getting
ready for sea.
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The bill to authorize the sale of public
arms to the several States, and to provide for
the superintendency of the National Armor-
les, was considered, in the Senate on Mon
day. 1t proposes to sell the surplus arms,
and to place the superintendent of the ar
mories under military officers, as heretofore.
Mr.. Mason, in view of the change proposed,
deemed it his duty to state his appreciation
of the character and qualifications oi Mr..
Barbour, the present su perntendcnt at Har,
per's Ferry, upon whom some censure had
been cast in former discussion. MIR. Bar
bour was absent, on official business, when
John Browns foray upon Harper's Ferry
occurred, and therefore was in no way re-
sponsible for any thing in connexion with
that event If the civil superiutendency be
continued Mr.. Nj. knew no one better quail
flied than Mr. Barbour to discharge the du-
ties The bill was passed by vote OF - to
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In tie Senate on Monday, House bills were
passed, incorporating the Mountain House
Of Capon Springs, IN Hampshire county;
disseminating Morton's Ferry, in the coun-
ty Of Charlotte Incorporating the Northern
Neck Bank Of Virginia, Incorporating the
Cumberland Moorcfield and CapOn Springs
Turnpike Company; Incorporating the Ma
sonic Hall Association, in the town OF flar-
risonburg; for the relief Of George " Rich
ardson, ~ Martinsburg, granting hun y
pension ayes II, noes 1.
The following resolution, offered on Sat
urJuy, was called up for adoption by Mr..
Armstrong;
Resolved, By the General Assembly, That
the Board Of Commissioners appointed 70
audit the accounts growing out Of the recent
invasion Of the State ut Ilarper's Ferry, in
the county of Jefferson, be instructed, 70 Al
low. In accordance with the restrictions and
limitations &c the net heretofore passed on
the subject, the claims ~ such portion ot the
Sgth Regiment Is were IA actual service On
Tie occasion aloresaid provided that any
such claim shall not b. allowed unless il ap-
pear that the person making such claim vas
In service under an order which, by Law, he
Vas bound ~ obey
a motion to indefinitely postpone the sub
iect Was carried ayes 81, noe, I.
Mr.. Thomas. ol Fairfax offered the fol
lowing resolution
Resolved, That 81 much Of the Governors
Message and documents Us refer To the VI
parian rights III the owners of lands bound
N III tie Southern shore Of the Potomac
river, now The subject 81 an Investigation
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QUAKER HOODS il white AMI coorcd, al
~ sizes, just received, Al
mh RICHARDS Bazaar.
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ness Of interest.
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CHEROKEE REMEDY.
In nfalliLlc Cu,e for Gonorhnn

IN EnfalhJlc Cme far Gonorhna
And all Diseases Of the Frinary Organs.
cures when all other prepara.
l. tions fail. II is entirely II like every other
compound. containing no mineral poison or 'a"
srous Drag. as it is prepared s"lely from Roofs
Barks aud Lcarrs. and has been handed down
from one generation 6,anotker by the Cherokee
L"dians-s 1T offrSed the pnllic on itSown in
,rnsic merits. 1t Ferfnh's its duty q,iakiy and
thoro"ghlG: The "9fortn"o,e of either sex will
hcmselSsaakfhe. mercy ofsoane QHark or Pro
fsssea Re9;sav strikes a. theyefs, Root of
sthc disease: H. tendency is not simplsStesiispend
tbs poison. but 10 'emove thecause 2n which it
8epends.-Fnll directions in: pamphlet form ac-
cohpnny each botlle.-The speedy and permn-
nent rehef afforded by this Remedy, in all cases
Of Gonorhrn, Qzcet. Graptl Structure, F7uor A.
.brs, Whitcs ~ FtaalH,) and nll Diseases Of the
Urinary Organs, has astonished the mqs1 scien-
tiff men OF the aye. This remedy not only erad-
icafes I'll poison fnsn the ststeaf bnS fnpiaorates
the most delicate conttithtion. tB~G does not
affectsthe breath or interfere with any class Of
business, or require any deviation from the usu-
al diet. ER- II Iequires no assistance from 9th
.er medicine. land what enIlapees its value 3
Iihe entire abs,nse: Of all nauseepg taste. being
pleasant and delicious syrup. I.
Price 81 ss.BoALe, !. or Three Bottz<s,for IS.
POTTER d MERVIE, Sole Prapfietors.
st. Louis, Mo.
Sold in Ahhe vile by D. McLauchlin, and all
responsible deIers in medicines. Van Schaak
Il Griersap. Cliarieston. Wholesale Agents.
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FROM
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Lenves Abbeville at O'clock. A.. M, on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS
on the aspival OF the down Passenger Train
fromGrsenville, and arrives atWashington same
day al o'clock.
Leaves Wnshingtqnkat 3 o'clock, a. m., on
TUESDAYS. TIL U KSDAYS d SATURDAYS
on the arrival OF the Cars from Atlanta, and
arrives at Abbeville same day .t o'clock.
Leaves Nif,ety-Six at Q o'clock, "a, m, on
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS
cn the arrival of the down Passenger Train
from Greenrillesnn arrives Mt Augusta same
doy ut hplf,past o'clock, connecting INN di-
"te'y with the Wainsboro and Georgia Rail-
roads.
Leaves Augusta at o'clock n u,., on MON
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS. and
arrives at Nlnety-Six same day ut half.past 8
oolpck. * NJ:
Br For fuFtlssr information apply to L. H.
Russell, Agent. Office nt the Marshall House.
Abhssile Q. H., s. c.. for Washington Line !;
or to n. W. STEWART. Nins.5-six, S. C..
Agent for the Augusta Line. >
:. ~. p. POOL d CO.
Jan. Ia. 1850. 81 ly.s 3, : :, N
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2sTKn rEsT LsssoN 1N.oAMsLfso.


WKsF~sfsllofsSsars great collections sf
peoplslhsfe are, always bad and foolish
speoples ssmohg ti,euss $ttt'was so at Bridge:
port, .mhereaho State. .fair.was he'd recently.
Outside the grounds, behind or:wi1hn tents
..orabeaabs were many &holgambled and
v led dsEeis 6 do so. Now:it ism very sim
.sple ding 10 gst6bae'; SO simpJe, and often
1t Hppeans ~ fair, that many a boy is:led TO
take the FIRST step before he knows it. g.
..ghere was behind one oflhe 9yster.stanl
cirolesof men. and boys; on tho ground
sat a .poa, degyedeJ, dissipatcd man, poorly
clothed and looking sick and weak. lie
held ipshis HAND several iron rings, and be-
fore him wasaibonrd with large nails driven
.init, which stood upright. A+tclear,faced, !,
;,tfight,eyel, handsome little fellow stepped
xsup to him. lie was just Such a boy as is
sprompt at day sebool, and always has .'lhs
S$-}essou atlsabbeth' School. lie showed this
in his face as.hc stepped up 10 a4nan ana
said <. q:
~ HsAk . Soob w.
. =! z!sfliee me cent and yofmay pitch ono,
;F these ftngs, and if it catchas over nail,
l'ngiyeyou. sic cents.
That; seemed fair enough; SO the Boy
hande1sbim a cent and d'toek the ring. He,
stepprl .back.to stakes tossed the ring aud
t. eadght Sne Of. the naiIa.i
,S;. .EyyfilI 80, tal.,>e e;S, ,,;tnl or,;
.oF sis ssnisa' -.
i5sz ssiss eensls; .was>,he answer; end two
fhFseesnt pieces @ere put into his hand,
aud As stepped Of we'll satisfied sgi.h what
: he llad done. aM d. probably not having AN
idsas {hat; Had done wrone ..-
a gentleman standing near had watched
:bin, ,anas now, before be had, time to look
) ! pbout;and Eejdin-l his companions laid his
! .aisaa atshsh bis sloa}dery
J s q yssad; ;.t6at,iss sourfrst lesson iu gam
e : . aiab.iag, 81, =
Ko!fs,st sted. your. .pepnysapd. on siz, did
,.1es, did, -. - ~
Nov: did get earn them, and they were
i, not eyen :yol; yopss them 1gst as gam
,sss5RSs ls,s n.6neJ; sYnb%:bssa taken, tho
.ssfSst in the palh !, t6M msa, has :gaps
; sttGiedgha. MD yepe SEE Tire cid. nv y
!: ::'I Isaviss aou toges ss .td,n sif cents
,baek and. ask, def1;Seur penny, and
!. than pd:sssqusf txileshe world again
:: lia had hing gsfissh down, but faised
ifqaickty and .hiss mi NH open look MS he
: g ls q u doit,' txM poeBs frgot,on. he
ran ,haek.shd seoa.ehetgsd from the ring,
l0efing sAappisr .hau, ever: He touched
p Ais,sapnd showed pleasantly, ss he ran
away ~ Join his coinrade.:::s:: ),
Thai was an honest .boy.ISIetck Book:
-. e =
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sIScrLAn Aaa1aSsiEsseal EAor.-Aas,
number of figersss you uiay.wisl to muhi-
ply 10y five viii give the same result ifd,vi
ded 'by-two, much quicker operation; but
you llllst.repember to annex cypher to
the answer when thsesis no remainder, and
when there ;js' a remaiiid6, whatever it may
be, auuex a five to the answer. Multiply
sfour hundred and sixtyfour by Eve and the
answer will be two thousand three hundred
and twenty; divide tho same number by
two, and you have two hundred and thirty
two, and as there is no remainder you add
a. cypher. Now take three; hundred and
fifty y-nine- multiply by five, the answer is
onc thousand saven hundred and ninety five
on dividing this by two, there is one hun
drtd and sevcnty-ninc and,a, remainder {;
you' therefore ,>placo aSfeeat the end of the
li"esand the result is again Que thousand
seven Hundred and ninety.fve.
LIES HArrIEsr PER1op.-.Kingsly gives
his evidence on this disputed point. lie
thus declares
There is no pleasure that I have ever cx,
pericncel hike aschild's midsummer holi-
day. The time, mean, when two or three
Of us used to go away to the brook, and
take our dinners and como home ut night
tired, dirty, happy, scratched beyond recog-
nization, with a great nosegay, three little
trout, and one shoe, the -other one having
been used for a boat, till it bad gone down
with all haudss sounding. How poor
our Derby days, our Greenwich dinners our
evening parties, where there are plenty Of
nice girls, are after that /! Depend upon; it,
man never experiences such pleasure or
griefafter fourteen as he does before, unE
less in some cases:i6tis first love making,
when tbesensatiop is new to him..
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= Important to Planters.
THE RICHMOND FACTORY,
RICHMOND. ga. ''|

RICHMOND, ga, Y
TONTINUEs. to-, manu- Hyturs WGGLEE
" CLOTH at. l2a cents per cents per yard
for plain and Ia fSr twills-finding every ma.
terial except the wool. The extensivc and
constantly increasing patronage the Factory
has enjoyed Tor years past, insure the proprie-
tors that the article Of Winter Clothing for
Negrocs made by them. has not been surpassed
by any Cloth n ado North or South. l>".
Recent extensive improvements and others
now being erected, enable rs 10. keep. up the
standard Of the Goods, and to secure an early
delivery.
PlnHteradr Others, who may wish 70 send
ms wool ID be made into cloth. can send dirty
or elean--if washed, it. should be done in cold
water, and dSn thoroughly. IL sent dirty we
Charge half per cent per yard extra for wash
ing. BURY Wool is not objeetionable-the
b1rTs are removed by machinery. The name
Of the owner should be marked upon every
package sent.
Wool sent by Railroads in Georgia, Ala
bama, Tennessee, or South. Carolina, to uIeAn-
gusta Depot with the owners name and tI2ieh
faond Factory" nrarkediiponlt will be regu-
IIsasstty and Promptly Fsoeivetl:s' e =
NE Would. esRssiaIly urge upon our pMrons
tho great, necessity e sending in. the Wool as
soonss clipped; If tlfssrale Is followed the par
ties would always oAkpre of having the cloth
Gin ample tipa.
All Instructions; to Messrs FLEMING d
ROWLAND, our Agents in Augusta. Ga.
! 6.FsSS5ss- 80 sfS.S5ss- - A. JOHNSON,
President Richmond Factory.
Dune %, 1850, o. .Sss,s ~, -, . r.
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CIRCULAR saws.

/ am agent for r. Hoe d Co 8 celebrated
Circular saws. and ALSO for a manufacture Of
the same article in Richmond, Va. A full sup
;f3y Of these Saws, of oil sizes, always on band
Pcr.ons wishing them will do.well to call on
NE. ms make 10 charge for fitting them to the
ma11drr!s
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tation .nse. Also. teosstaptIy on / hand, John
Woolly' Auaaity of FufH ats; risiufactur.
ed at Graniteyflle, 8. c.. Terms Gast. -.
~ = @. r. .HEMYEN,s4s
asCplumbin,s O. aadsG6E4Sl9. Gs.
! March 28. 1850, t2ns ~: -, -, s&g.afF
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here, plying the needle all the while would
that mine wefe a. more active IIfe.'
! ,Lasf'day of grace-the banks won't dis
conpt-customefs wont pay-whatsbal I
do?' grmnJle4: the merchant. 7 had ra,h
er,bc'a borse,a a dog, anything.'
{. Happy fellows, groans the lawyer as he
scratches. his head over: some perplexing
case, or pores over some dry record, .hpyap
ftliows'! I had rather .bainner stone. than
euAlgel my brain on this tedious ,vexalious
question. IS, ~ -: =
And. Though all the ramifcaiions OF So:
cicty all are complaining of their condition
finding fault With their particular loca,
tion, If. I were only this, or the o:her,
should be content is the universal cry, ANY
thing but What | am so%ags the world,
80 itbas wagged, and:so II will wag.
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FROM ALL ADUETERATI n!
J. A. ANSLEY5 g. CO.,
NO. 300 BROAD ST,
AUGUSTA, GA.

ATHENS, GA. Nov. %, 1889.
Dear Sir: Rhodes Super Phosphate hns been
applied by me this yrar,on a small scale, to both
Corn and Cotton. The result exceedep nv ex-
rectution, although the experiments, for many
reasons, were not, AMI could not be cunduci od
with due caution; yet am entirely satisfied,
that the growth of weed, in both instances the
fruit III corn, and the number of boiis of cotton,
were fully douhl. the yield in the portions un.
manured, and this when only table. spoonful
OF the Super Plosphn:c was applied rs tdfb
dressing. to each hill Of corn aud 4 tea. spoonfnl
to each stalk of cottoG-nnd the last AS late in
the season the leth of July. Some of the
weed grew to nine feet high, with six feet
branches, covered with lbolls, while the uuma.
Dured was not half so good. 1t is my intention
next year. to test it more fully.
~ Very Respectfully,
Your most ob't scrv't.
(SigneO NJ. c. b. HAMMOND.
UNION POINT, C. R,,R.) Nov %, 1850.
M,ssrs. J. A. AssLEY l. ca:
= Gents.-l bought II ten Of Rhodes Super-
Phosphate IN Baltimore. last Spring, Mr. Fl. D..
Leitner, of Berzeia, to test lis value as n ma-
nnre.. put about 125 lbs. on nh acre Of cotton,
IN the drill, on land that would not mak. over
IS to 100 lbs. Of seed cotton per acrc, without
Manure. The result is entirely satisfactory
] have made at least from I5Q TO 500 lbs. to the
acre on this-verv poor land. expect to pur-
chase from to S tons for my Spring crop. My
Overseer wishes Inc to put his lame to this also.
You're, in grent haste
CSigned) +. W. PRINTUP.
WILLIAM FOSTER.
De- 81, 1850 81 IT,
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ThECEHsUs.

.E - Aas-S1sH99e'. -.
:. 1.-THE Philadelphia Ledger giysesa%~some III.
=, eidspts oftho censas akag in ehat city;
There is aaeng sahe1inhabitants of one,
: Ward a man -5G ysass; old, who is native
) OF East, Bobun; Persia, and. who is a be-
saisycr ihithe .Atoham6,edan religion. lie
/ 4 famiiias &ish all the Oriental and E6ffS
) spsshilaug g.ages. He Is engaged in making
s: s:As bsas M ssieal Instruments. -. *.
= A widow, having four children, was $ cal.
j, led to give the names and ages, Of lier chill.
dren, as we'll as her own age, and in aastSsr-
.ing,,ttbe following EN- ued: e
%shsgs takes N Now madam, I have you
,nsh,e, please tsHsae your age.'
LADY, On IS yearsof ago..
. Sslsss tater-W.hat is tue age Of ySdf.
>. oldeFdaughterT - -
| g Lady-'she is .2s years od,.% F..
censusAaker-'Hh old. ,fsre you when
she vas borns' : -.
t:Isay-Ue,z, e';ussyy !; ll as year,
Censaas slaker,-,!hep, madam, tbat will
make you 8ess
LADY, dodare, -! am, only s5:'
!: :. And to this she Stuck, at ,bassame time
telling the census taker thabse .bad no
right git to ask. such impertineis questions
ID auoA1c case the census taker came,
near getting. aspk over ihe:. head with
rolling pipin the ipnis of q. woman, be-;
cause, aaer all iths dusalieas were answered
he asked her if ahe Hk Is Il N al accor-
81 dinsto bsr best Knowledge and bsliaf She
looked upon such'a question Asi is.aoubt
,a her integrity, sndthe csnsus, sasbr had to
AnIisE woman, shsaaaeld HAT be desir-
ed the name and ages ~ slt in the house,
Z ssyapted TO knoxs.if it waators wari' She
continued: 'pona take JamessfSr Gods
;, sakeYr W islameia one leg, and could
!, neE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-05-25
Stoves! Stoves!

Ia TEE subscriber e kss this msthoS Of In
- furnish all desiring with with any kind of
Tin.Copper and Sheet Iron Ware
nj other articles usually kept at lin and Stove rores
assortment of
Cook, Parlor and Heating Stoves
for all purposes IS completes consists Of many
dterent patterns that al can be suited. And be Il re-
rnsznaered that Insend SEvEs TO BE TATES Il Tis OK
AsY oTEEa BRANCH Ky BCs1AEss- manufacture
Copper Kettles
ri all sizes selrSeslng and Plsin FRUIT CANS; and
VIII always have on hand good assortment Of
Well and Cistern Pumps, Lead Pipe, &c
lAso-P L o rs,
OF the latest ard et improved patterns; and Mt Fsr-
non and Delaware PL0W PUINIS-
Having every improvement oi the age in connection
with my
Manufacturing Department,
an always ready and willing 10 do J0BB1NG OF ALL
KINDS belonging 10 my rs, the shortest notice
and in the rzest workEaanlika li1nneFi especially
Making and Repairing Copper Engine Pipes
House spouting, &c &C.
NIB Pc it Remembered tiat have none but the
BEST OF wORkNES, and an using tue Best Materials
fthouga Interested et.es may tell 70 the ad
pledge myself Do all such work anyfhns nave 10
sell my line ehep as gou can gst Il al ty 'f'eF e.
totIiStRse7.t ttis Ga!jcinins5 cosfHtles
Before purchasing elsewhere, 1t VII be 70 your lhe1
est :n call At the LARGE AND TN WARE Ko'A OF
THOMAS EVANS jr ii his III. -s+orE Brick Block, on
Santusky street. directly under she Standard Iilce
Sign of the Large Copper Kettle.
THOS. EVANS, Jr.
Delaware Nav 1859
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MRS. RoBINsoN,s CERTIFICATE.

VERNON, Trumbuil Co.. o, March l. 1855.
This certics that have been in very poor health
yeaI ;, and found little relie after employing a
OF physicians. Ny disease PFolapss Uterri.
ha been reduced by that and Flour Albus until had
bece ucered to considerable By the advice
of G. " Bushnell prucnfer and toot bottles of
Mar halls Uterine Cathocon which enabled attend
husband in his last sickness Until he died, which
about year SINCE have taken three bottles since
his Ieath whit fas able labor support
my family OF thre children. The Catholicon has nearly
restored TO health IT is the only thing that has n
gated my suffering TO which feel very grateful.
MARY Z. ROBINSON
For sale by N. L. STARR Bro, Delaware BENZ. VIII
LAAs, Delhi U. H. HYDE & SoN, East Orange j. BRIG
HAM, Lewis Centre; S. CURRAN, Ashley j. +. WINTER
MUTE, Norton, and by Medicine Dealers generally
Medicines, address, H B. KINGSLEY,
August l., 53-*Iy. Clevelad, Agent for Ohio.
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WEsT IEDFoRD5 Coshocton Co., Q. May IA, 1857.
Mr.. II. b. kINGsLEY-Sir have been selling the
medicines of the GrafHnberg Company for the last
years, ami have invariably onni them give good
taction. The Ills have sold to great many families
regular Their tea and cGee, anu with my they
have bncome staple article.
Mafshals Uterine tathocon, prepared by Tr. Pcme
roy netiicine that has done great Hiuuunt Of GO
in Female Complaints. One lady sold to toll thai
she had received more benefit from bottle of the Cath
oiieOn thu she had from long medical treat
Tncnt by the most skillful physicians
Yours truly, JAS. WIMS0M.
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New Publications.
Notice.

FYgRE subzcrih.r respectfully informs tho pubic
Il that Re has taksp fOoin tbs of J. Gyatt's
Store Winter street, where he prepared to buy fer
cash or trade Paper Rugs Wrought Iron Scraps
Brass Copper. Pewter. Lea aud Broken White Giass-
1t Is particularly requested that whrr ''S hing att'-
eles for sale they bring note from their Parrntr
showing that they authorized 10 sell them.
will keep constant supply Of RE III FIJI FS. Of al
kinds which Twill exchange for nd oacs, reasonable.
terms Old Files sGort cctcc, aud warranted
equal to for
April ,'6o-*T JGHS Co0F