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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-07-20


BY PRANK CROSBY,
or THE PHILADELPHIA BAR
IT TELLS YOU
How to draw up PARTNERSHIP PAPERS and
gives general forms for AGREEMENTS OF all kinds,
BILLS of SALE, LEASES and PETITIoNs.
It TELLS YOU
How to draw up BONDS and MoRrGaeEs,
Affidavits, Powers Of Attorney, Notes and Bills
g Exchange, Receipts and Releases.
II TELLS YOU
The Laws for the COLLECTION Of DEBTS, with
the Statutes of Limitation, and amount aud kind
of property Exempt from Execution in every
States.
IT TELLS YOU
How to make an Assignment properly, with
forms fer Composition with Creditors, and the
Inso!yent Laws of every State.
IT TELLS YOU
The legal relations existing between Guardian
and Ward Master and Apprentice, and Land
lord and Tenant.
II TELLS YOU
What const utes Libel and SANDER, AVID the
law as to Marriage Dower, the WIfe'5 Right in
Property, Divorce and AimCnt.
IT TELLS YOU
The Law for Mechanics Liens in every State,
and the Naturalization Laws of this country, and
how to comply with the same.
IT TELLS YOU
The Law concerning Pensions and how TO
obtain one, and the Pre-EmpCion Laws to Public
LANDS.
IT TELLS YOU
The law for Patents, with mode of procedure
in obtaining one, Interferances, Assignments and
Table OF Fees.
IT TELLS YOU
How to make your WILL, and how to Ad-
minister on an Estate, with the Law and repuir~
ments thereof in every Safe.
II TELLS YOU
The meaning Of Law Terms in general use,
and explains to you the Legislative Executive
and Judicial Powers Of both the General and
State Cover ments.
IT TELLS YOU
How to Keep cut Of Eagv, by show
ing how to DO your business legally, thus saving
vast amount Of prope IT, and vexatious liCisa-
t5u by its timely consultation.
Single copies viii be sent by mail, postage
paid, 10 every Farmer, Eorry Necha'tic, Every
Nan OF BUSINESS, and EVERY BODY ineVery
state, on recent Of s 90, or III law style Of
b nd.ns at 81 ed.
$1,000 A YEAR 'f Sy 0s sn5sss
pr ing meu everywhere, Il selling the above
work, as cur inducements to all such are very
liberal.
Tor single copies Of the Book, or for terms to
agents, with otaer inlorAaljou, apply to Or adj
/ dless
JOHN T. POTTER, PuL.ishcr
! 50Gn No. 6l7 Samson ST., Philadelphia Pa
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-07-20

How to make your WILL, and how to Ad-
minister on an Estate, with the Law and repuir~
ments thereof in every Sare.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-07-20
G1G 22lIGG GAGE SALE.

DEFAULT has been made IN he rstrl.r. rs
- the sum Of toUr hundred aid e,.lisr-rt-.t.t
dollars: h'oh IS claimeu t. be due AZ jAa date
"f tbs notice, 0a q certain mortgage b. airing
date the eleventh day Of December, in the
year one thousand eight bundled and fly six
executed by Nicholas Womer to Anton Audrea,
AMI recorded in the office Of the regste, at deeds
0 The couaty Of Nani,owoc, in tie S.. t. of Wis
consin in Vol G of mortgages, at pages 81.
312, and 373, on the 11;h day OF December, A D.
1856, at 100 O'clock, 4 VI which NOR age has
been duly assigned to Peter Nicola on the 81
dsy of January 1857. by ID Anton Andrea,
which assignment was recorded at de register
o. deeds Office in Manitowec Count w 81
Vol. J Of mortgages at Paga $50. - r.n ~.
day OF October, 1858, ut 5 o'e.ags, J.. So ss..,
NOR gage so assigned as aforesaid, ht- been du-
ly re~aasigned again by said assignee Peter NJ
OLAF to the original mortgage Anton Andrea,
the subscriber, which re-assigument was execu-
led on tie 18Th Cay of August 1853, and was
recorded in the Office Of the register of dceos,
OF the county Of ManitOwoc, Ill the State Of wiz
cousin, in Vol. of Mortgages at page 279 CD
the p day OF OaJobgr 1888, at ) O'clock p. ii.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, that
III pursuance of a power Of sale, cont linod ii
said mortgage, and Of the Statute in such case
made aud provided, the premises described III
and covered by said mortgage, to Wit: TIE
Iouoii h1sI Qi' tef . - OF the NoTtn Etsi
Quarter \. +. ii aud the north east Quarter
n. e l~4-oflhe s1uth ca Quarters e. ID
OF Section mum er tu enty oue-2I-also The
south west quarjer-s W. I~i-of the north west
quarter-n. W. 4-and the north west quarter
N. W. l-4-ot the south west quarters. W.
l-4-of Section number twenty two-22-aI of
Township number nnetecn-19-northo Of Range
number twenty oIe-2l-East, win be sold at
public venduo, at the Office Of the Sheriff Of
nanitowoc County Wisconsin, at the NIlagc of
Aanito"oc, in the County of Magitowoc in the
state Of Wisconsin, on the sixth 6-day OF
August a. D. 1860, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
OF that day. Sad mortgage was given to secure
the balance OF The purchase money Of the lands
therein described
The action which has been commenced to
foIeclose said mortgage has been discontinued
prev Gus to the da.c of this notice.
Dated Iaaitowoc, the 22nd day Of June, A
D. 1850.
ANTON ANDREA.
nJO-Gw h0Ftuapen and Assignen
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-07-20
II TELLS YOU

The meaning Of Law Terms in general use,
and explains to you the Legislative Executive
and Judicial Powers Of both the General and
State Cover. ments
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-07-20
IT TELLS YOU

The symptoms OF Iufueaza, Consumption, Dys>
pspsia, Asthma, Drorsv, Glut, Rheumatism,
Lumhago, ErysipeIas, &C., and gives you the
best remedies for their cure.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-07-20
IT TELLS YOU

The law for Patents, with mode of procedure
in obtaining one, Interferances, Assignments and
Table OF Fees.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-07-20

Iaa rE"E t-us %. Group, Cholera. iufantum,
Gohc DiamLea, Worms, Scaled Head Ring
worm, Chicken~Pox, &c, and YES you the
bes remedies for their cure.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-07-20
IT TELLS YOU

Tie symtoms cf Cholera Norbps, Malignant
Cholera, Smallpox, Dysentery, Cramp, Dis
eases Of the Bladder, Kidneys and Liver, and
the best remedies for their cure
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-07-20
IT TELLS YOU

Of the various diseases of children, End gives
the best and simplest mode Of treatment dur
ing Teeshi"g, Commissions, Vaccination,
Whooping-cough, Measles, g..
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-07-20

IT TELLS YOU
How TO attend upon the sick, and how to cook
for them; how TO prepare Drinks, PouIlices
&c, and how TO guard against Infection from
Contagious Diseases
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-07-20

IT TELLS YOU

How to draw up PARTNERsHIP PAPERS and
gives general forms for AGREEMENTS OF all kinds,
BILLS of SALE, LEASES and PETITIONS.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-07-20
IT TELLS YOU

IT TELLS YOU
The symptoms Of Fever and AEno, and Bilious,
Yellow, Typhus, Scarlet ard Other Fevers, and
gives you the best and sin pies. remedies for
their cure,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-07-20

The Law concerning Pensions and how TO
obtain one, and The Pre-Empcion Laws to Public
Lands
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-06

The Committee in the Senate Of the
United States on the Harpeffs Ferry
incursion havecommenced the intes5
LEGATION, and will pursue it steadily
TO conclusion. Few Of tile principal
witnesses Il&ye not yetreacbcfsW ashfl
ington. but there Is abhnddnk ahAtefi.I
al in the trials Of Brown and his con-
tederates to furnish starting point
III theFe "A Diner parties than those
who have justly paid the penalty OF
THE law for their criminal outrage
imp Icatedt In this wicked and van
ton invasion. it ID TO be hoped that
they will be ferreted ont and brought
Eto justice. Every good.oitizep ought
to feel interested in exposing the IN
|stigators Of such a crime. Whatever
differences Of opinion may exist upon
the abstract question of slavery, no
man who respect the obligations OF
citizenship, or recognizes the duties
|of humanity, to say nothing Of the.
frafernal relations which sllenld snb-.
sist between people living nndeE the
same constitution and 5gave eminent,
can regard Afs. conspiracy of John
Brown, and all who are complicated
with it, In any other spirit than ,one
Of abhorrahce. Ii he was melted, or
encourages, or aided in a scheme
which, had it succeeded, might have
done more than anything else to dis
solve the Bnion. let tile secret but
guilty conspirators be dragged out.
from their hiding places. and CON
signed TO the telon's fate which they
deserve. A few more summary ex.
alnplcs, and irtolerallt fansticism will
gladly sock file gloomy recesses from
which it recently emerged to trace its.
footsteps in the blood OF innocent and
misguided victims - Rich. W1tags
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-06
Rernliins Crneftr on Shipbaard.

At the Hull Police Court, on the
I'd, d Danish sailor, named William
Sorenoen. belonging to the SCHOONER
4Nariia, appeared before the Stipendi-
airy Magistrate, and, through the in
terpreter of the court told the follow
ing tale OF revolving cruelty The
vessel had been from Trieste TO Mar.
settles before she came. to- Hull and at
Hamburg, they shipped y youth Of
sixteen. named Fritz Eaaslnan, Tie
youth mad never been lto sea befJres
and thesday after he left Hamburg.
be was sent aloit to fur one Of the
sails. He was very much trighteded,
and only partly did the work. When
lie came down on the deck, the cap
tain and mate gave him ten lashes,
with the ropes end. Whenever
Lansnian could not work he was>beats
en-. "A day or two after the FIRST.
thrashii,g, he could not remember the
names Of the ropes, and he got 90:
lashes with a eane. He called ont
terribly, and there were marks all
lover him. The captain and mate
beat him manytimes afterwards. On
the last day he was beaten he got so,
but the captain threatened to give him
| 100 lashess The day before be died
they did not beat him, but they tied
his head between hissfegs, puta piece
Eof wood behind lis neck am! another
behind his knees, and then tied both
tpieces OF wood together, having first
made the deceased bend double. lp
this state they lhrew him about the.
| deck, and the mate threw cliaias up
on him. 0ndiffsrent. days he was
treated. this way, for ten of twelve
] days sometimes twice d day. 'The
! captain also. staryedSthe deceased. -
Wien the deceased was tied np,s and
|. while the chains were npon him, he
cried ont that he could get no air.
land could not endure it any longer.
The day before he died, the chains
weresupon him for half an hour, and
at midnight he was ordered to so to
the pumps. Whenhe got hold Of The
pumps he fell down and never spoke
again. He died about ten O'Clock the
fEnext morning. That was on}the i 9Th
Eof August, and the vessel was off a
small island belonging to Sicily; de-
Il ponent didEnot know the name In
1.-THE evening; when the sun went
IIdown,. deceased was thrown over
fboard III his sleeping things. There
u were marks all ever the body OF de.
Il ceased, except on the chest, The
II Danish Consul and Collector Of Gus.
Il toms at Hull were cpfresponded with
\ BIZ the Magistrate, and the crew were
II to- be- examined. ~ London Times,
II Dec. g. .!5..a.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-06
CoMMlssi oSERs' SALE :.
Observation-Disclosures

u 10 L.
IQY virtue Q decree Of The cltepis Ieu,s
~ sol kanawha Cougiys rendered al tie Pal.
isrnll S59 an certai in chanet ryeauss these.
in pend ng,sin biz k0mss n Die. aid stss !.
ets are comptsiuapts. and Ben isilin 5. TkOnp.
son and otkeFSaEe Dsfendspis, tue unasr
'Signed SpsesaI ca.amissieneis alp in.se hY
SAID eouFt for that phrpose. vii. on i s.
Monday. de aat4 aay Of Fs5rpr,y. 1850.
sell, atpublic suction in fton.of the "a. Fssof'
the Court House o Ksaawha 1o0niy, t. ne
hghest bidder a cefgain lot d p4iesl Q flsna.
sitasied below the mouth Of Coal River, nj
said County 81 Kanswhs. and ccntaiaihk Two
acres Of land, apga which there is erected {
valuable Stesul Saw nTll. ~. - -
The purchaser of Tbs. land aud MI. VIZ
be teFair d 70 psy ten ner cent Of lthe aar.
q use money in batld. snsi = execute la b5naps
With good ecarliyIt ,r the. IesBd#e. psssble u
,thfees rqnal instslmerts al AZ, twelve sad
eighteen months. with Interest frSm dale, s
r. g SwANN.
VIM. A.iQGARRIER.
jan. 3, 6.sT ConmissiOEers.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-06
! Maiden Excuse,
ROBERT tGATEWoo o Prapee3or,
4 aai.ie,, j Rano..h., Ca! va4

THIS wen known and popular tiote1. mas
i recently, het repaired and feii led for
the enlersAnenfi Of he public b .fhezh use
is large and eommnd,n,ts !; the table wall be
supplied with every dish the coniiry af rix,
while the beds and fielding a,e tho very
test sndIiost comfortable; and the st&bHng
is not surpassed byi any io.el in Western
Virginia, and is Jconstai,tly supplied Wiln al
kinds of the. best feed 81 81
The patronage of he public IS rsspeci fplly
solicited. l.fs Ss5}sF
December. 1879. 63s
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-06

SDufIer, Jacob Harper VIM. Stump
Col. @. Roles, Lewis McD opaldl
Garner Galloway, Jobn,1 derSel and
Isgac Sp1ficrk - -
Alter which On motion, the meet
ing adjourned
DANIEL SHUMATE, PEST.
Rom. IN WITTEN. Sec'y.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-06
Two yonng Misses discussing the

Two Young Misses discussing the
qualities Of some yopng gentlemen
were overheard thus
No. Il Well, ] like Charley, but
he is a little girlish he hasn't got
the least bit Of q beard.
No. I'll say CHARLEY has got 4
beard, but be shayes il off.
No. mo he hasn't, either, any
more than 4 have.
10. I'll say he HAS too aud 4
know Is u D,ioklsa ny esskk
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-06
wd11o1a ! H0xx9tsy
o. WILSON, PRObRIEr0is.
ch'aries ton If - 4 Wha Go 3, 70

rIasr sUiLniso lsptk fiiE couhr ho6sx
The. Proprietor 81 this new and splspdsd
brick Hotel, IL now prepared 70 feceive fiki 4
ors, No pains viii be spared to render mis-
Table ard Bar worthy Of The support ef ths
Travelling Public Rates rs low as 81 ny
other House OF euYlal sta nd,ue 8
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-06
Tri-weekly line from ChaFlest6n 70
<5s Paint Dteasniif. - ., =

! will run hack regularly between the.
above places during represent summer. a :
follows; Leaves Chatlestnn sons sundays,
Wednesdays aud RutlSyst returning leaves
Point Pleasant every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. II .klIe2
10 JoEiN T. HARBOUR.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-06
"dnde1d. Houa0.
Winfield, Patnai4 Co., VA. a.
JOHN T II AR b OUR
Proprietor.

TNHE above house is ilnmeiiately upon the,
j river hank, ard ~ one of the best aud
most convenient stands in the town. ltbas1
lately been re6tte1f anJtepsilsd, aid The pro-
prietot hstlers hnself that he will be able 10
ACCOMMODATE al who may ca i upon lin 10,
thesyery best Of style.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-06

: $4,000 =. .,:s-tf.Is ....l5tz... :. 3.
s. - y. sssd ~
q ~. y -, -
s ls1s 81 ~ = ~ ~ sj,-
q ~ <. .,,fs
IT IL no WARp ASS0CiAT TIC Ma y;s~ y
u the Z wtiikfesifuctipno OF \ ne 4 -
Eed9y SsNua lssa nd the dec losf 49,
Used uppa the alh!afiHslse syli ses.I
disease by sQHac rs. eey esni yesfs AZ dis.css2
their Consulting SHfke0n. 80 . CllAhlT5,
HE ACI worthy p! their name. 10 ooen s
DispensafY toI the t5estrrent 81 his az : Al 4
lissase. in 81 heir fsifti5, and 10 eve MPn
CAts ADVICE On Wis, 10 81 VITO ipaiS x.
Letter, With 4 sdsEcr ,lorl Of ttsir coad,.;as
tage qce Ypa ton. habits Of liie, dc. y ana e 3
esg,.s 81 e s.eme pogs ny. 70 lS II SF
.eelAs e rts1 Ut eSsi z hek. SIS netdlerss
& aoa tnss ne AS GA non cgniIhssi
sb b. moss approved nodesn tr .rs ~ ts'a-
rhe DirestoI Of he Sssoe i,sS,%s =
Anntial fepeft y N tie. tlestnnent or ss|S,s8.
DISEASES. express he highest % tsfac,iob S;,s
The slEles-s hleh has attended the 49,. -
theH nutgechs y ihe cure af SpeErls io,ls,..<
seminal wsa kness Gahsfrhas 4. DEF ssss -
eases Of lhs K,dafss as sI. .ss.es y L's.
1der certiaaa nee 81 thr SsmS 49, - sse1
engatns .ysgfs . g. Z. -
ssst,d yhtf Is is s rs s. y a e
' asso 81 49, rye ose. great arl
. Spe siasly TO- Young. sn skeF
a new s zeal "a s;s IS, S Sc Y ).
slesp sed ea,,se. 80 - "a ~ bYl npsa
An admirable 1Renbft On s,.,....
seminal Weak hesss i rs" e
ian "a sir. 4Is,ss ~ t9s s.nsnl.In
e.4ses ofthe SrxusI nFgss ~ o,ee'sl,tsg
ing salesbn. III 81 Seai' bs ~;
enveIpeI FkEr az ari " Ne =: 'n asses ~
of.TW STA slfS far 60 20. ss.li, q .reespt
its aid Ttaess N tSs pOsssfs, .sf kF.k
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-06

'ssVill my darling Edwin grant his
Angelina a boon Z" g
SIS theme anything on eartE her
Edwin woald not do for his sweet
petg Name the boon, obi dearest
name itl'' u
"Then, love. as We dine BY our.
selves. tomorrow. iet rs, oil II, let us
have roast pork with plenty of sage
and oniops Il.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-06
NOTICE.

CoMnisaIoNte' OFrlcE Dec. ee 1889.
The parties 10 this suit VIII obscIse thai
personal service nf thu hotire need moi ~
served upon them 4 tlls Pahlis alien for l7nr
snceessiEe weeks. being regarded - tulleienH
And the 06jeetof giving tbs notice iste Cd
rise you that have aFpoipted liiey lAe ~
day Of January SEQ ot my office MT he.lsss
Ion. in his county for commencing 10 take
the sererak aeeountss ordered fpsnwili ti.en
and thsse .affend with yquf ptopls 4 fuk's
me to take. state. settle and iep1i,lls -
susrs& fse3 4lLtX. L LAlpIIy, Eon'i'
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-06

/ & - - !. = ! =, 49,
Erom The DstIeit Free Press jar. n.
A Farm House ASSAULTED hY Bnnd 6f
Negro Rnifiahs.
At about twelve o'clock on SatnrE
day NIGH, fonr negroes went to the
hoIise Of Mrs. Greyeau, situated abont
two miles from tho river, aud made
L concerted ATTACK upon il. The inF
mates Consisted Of |the snistressbof the
House "a respectable. aged woman
and three men who bearded with
bess aese were George CLARK, Sol
ONION Boumbray and anotheg man
named Eawards Who was itst lie eins
ploy Of Clark All Of them Belonged
to the antisnegro party, and had made
themselves obnoxious By their zeal
in denoancing the race IN the strong
est terms on account Of their misaeeds
ipt..that particular vicinity When
the house was attacked they defended
themselves in the best manner possiF
Bile, but as they were destitute Vt fire.
arms the invading party soon nff':ctEE
ed an entrance. The negroes were
armed with knives and clubs, and falf
though the white men fought despes
rately they were in the end overpo@4H
cred. Knocked down beaten, and cut
In the most terrible manner. The
old lady was then attacked and beat
en- NAN inllnnian style; alld, alter
being rendared lleiplcss by cruelty y
Of the aruthans, and subjected 4tP the
most tiendish indigulties and W y
that can he ilpfiscted on swoInaIiklnds
i Having aecslpf b shed their work 81
outrage and tructioD StAe hand
departed, leaving thelrsylctitns lying
in elrzblood, and the house almost
a wreck. When the neighborsI visit
ed the place IN the morningE they
found all the 81 family in q speechlesss
state except1one, who was able tsp g'ye
the names of the assanlting party "a
They were all trlghtfn!ly cut and
bruised, and two of then--Clark and
Bombray-so muctl injured that there
is no hope OF their recovery. Ing
third lies in Critical condition, and \
the old lady is SO much injured that
It il i doubtful II SUP ever tnlly ffeecoy' 1i
ers
An ofiieer named la Turner 11s llnfmedt,
WITH the assistance Of yso,ne citizens
succaeae5 - 7ary,,sf;ns INA ,rbola
1917 Tbay t,,ara' s't;;,n e, ~ III tonr
saa,,a p;ll a. al, a ] 60 .sss,
el 800, -. 4 a. 80 ~ 5 r 49,
aliner, any ivy olos.lets nsllls II Ii.eaA
~ * soon az lieir afest oecal,fe ~
there was q general uprising of the
negro population, and before they
could be transported TO Sandwich for
confinement id the county Jail they
were rescued by ali armed mob and
set al liberty This III once infian1ed
M. reserStn,en d. ofSfhe whita e;;ltiizens]
,l,ara as s 80, = i, 81 8 -,
IT, ~ 10 ss,,is s i.
ltirougaou. stis sossilsnl Il. eapS. HI w !,
Two opposing parlies, w1l1e ans Al PACK y.
tocome1hto coiiisioh, WHh.lin ail ~
danger ct a popular outbreak
ALI the officers were zsanlnponed
from the lad joining township of Nal.
den, and citizens were despatched to
Windsor Nor aflditiana4 assiatafIca =
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-06
. ~ W. r,r,T 4 gT,,(,
Il 4 n H r 4 Il Is -
AND PHOENIX B1TTRKS.

IEHHE1Dest f9mtiY medacane nov tffQke tne
public Tor the cure O. -
scRcFUi-A III GERS. scgRVY.
or Eruptions Of the Skin Fever 9snd Ague,
Dyspepsia, Dicpsy, and in fact ~ diseases
soon yield TO theiFcuraiiye properties.
1T has been computed thai duTingt the lastek
years upwards Of FouE NtELIoNs of persons
have been benefited by the use of these ned
fcines, a fact which sp<aks volumes IN favor
fthefr curative properties "a single trial will
place them beyond the reach DC competion III
tie estimate OF every patient. by their nse the
blood is restored 20 q healthy state and freed
from all impurities. Tire systemis not reduced
during their oPeratton. but insigoTsted. snd
pleasure. q
The af1cted have in these medicines 4 rem.
edy that v{ll DO for them ali that medicine /.
possibly eject. Prepared by
l6-Iy w. B. M0FfAT. n. York. 6
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Goal OIL,
LIQUORS !:

MHHHIActEIItH dI IhIS FIHIt HHu ~ III IOItU ct
made in This country, which lie viii sell toTs
Cash Gon1y.
LIQUORS
Sparkling Catawba. Canary Wine,
Still Schiedam Schhapps.
Champagne, u CogpAcc Brandy.
sClarret, Bourbon Whisky !. q
Maderis Wine, II. + #Biiters.
Port Wine, Stomach Bitlers. 7
In. shot. everything you maywant in his
line, aud which be. will sell cheap for CASH
oY NO cash. ! ssi ~
3Doors above Steamboat Landing.
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AN Arr. ScHoLAR. John, what is

An APR ScHoLAR. John, what is
the past Of see3! 81 Il
Seen sir .5
t;No, John, it tits saw
YES. sir, and if a sea.fish swilns
by me it becomes q saw fish, when it
is past and can't be seen. fI, b,
.;J6hn, 90 home, ask your mother
to soak your feet III hot water, to
prevent a rnsh Of brains to the head. 7