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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-23

s@ Chattanooga was visited by a
thunder storm on the I4th ult. An
old darkey, forgetting that "Chatta-
nooga was taken,' shouted. For de
Lor' dare comes 'ole crazy wild de
Yanks agin. He gwine to finish dc
place dis time"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-23
Apportionment Of School Moneys.

The followingis the apportionment
Of school money to each town of This
county as furnished us by Treasurer
Kinney. The amount is more to the
scholar than last year:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-23

nea.A German chemist publishes the
following simple method of preserv-
small quantities OF ice, which he has
pracJiced with success
Put the ice into deep dish, cover
it with a plate, and place the dish on
pillow stuffed with feathers, and
cover the top with another pillow
carefully, and by this means exclude
the external air. Feathers are well
known non-conductors of heat, and
in consequence the ice is preserved
from melting. DR.. Schwartz states
that he has thus preserved six pounds
of ice for eight days. The plan is
simple, and within reach of every
household.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-23

How TO CAN FRUIT.-Scald. the
fruit in a large lin pan, with juice
or water to cover it. Put half tea
cup Of cold water into every can,
and fill up with hot water, put the
covers and rubbers also into hot wa
ter. Now empty a can and fill full
with hot fruit, and then another
Let them stand open till the hand
can be held upon them without burn
ing. As soon as filled cut writing pa
pers the size Of the can, one for each,
and when cool slip one over the fruit
entirely, and fill up the can on The
top Of the paper with boiling juice,
and seal at once. Ladies, try tiis
way; the fruit will never mold, and
will keep any time, if you don't eat
it. The papers keep the fruit from
rising to the top Of the liquid. There
is no use Of setting cans into water to
heat them. Let the fruit shrink, and
then fill up to the cover as close as
possible.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-23

ga A man named Sorrel has been
arrested in Washington for express
ing the wish that he could blow up
Congress and the Capitol with gum
powder.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-23

nsN.The last words of Macmillan
were poor Carlotta," referring to
his young wife who has for some
months been hopelessly insane at
Miramer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-23

EEA German Turner" writing
in the Racine Journal on the subject
of the observance of Sunday, ana the
disposition manifested in some quar-
tiers to secure legislation to enforce n
certain observance OF the day, issome>
what pithy. He first describes how
Sunday is observed in Germany and
France. 1t is there regarded as q
day designed for rest, for moral and
intellectual education, and the recrea-
ton of body and mind, The mass of
the people work six days in the week,
and on the seventh a great many Wis
it church, especially in the morning,
enjoy themselves in the afternoon
and 90 to the theatre in the evening.
Yet he insists they are generally as
moral as the people Of the United
States, and in support Of the propo-
sition, says:
children are compelled to attend
school you find no ruffians in the
streets Of large cities you observe
less drunkenness, the family ties are
firmer, children in general respect
their parents, and wives assist their
husbands Elopements are not chron-
ic in married life, nor the millinery
bills of the mechanics wives so ex>
pensive as in this country public Off
GERS are faithful and honest. while
our government is unable 10 find q
bakers dozen of honest tax collect
ors, and corruption and rottenness
are apparent in CIV " department,
But there is one thing that those
people are lacking OF American Gull
ture, they have not got the pugilistlc
prize ring nor in their newspapers
advertisements Of things for sale
ghich if offered in Germany would
send one to the penitentiary.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-23

Sa~ Gov. Andrew is said to be fa>
vorably considered by the President
and Gen. Grant for the Mexican mis-
sion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-23

sg- Ex-Governor John A. King. of
New York, for more than q half
century prominent in public life, died
at his residence on Long Island July
9TH, at the advanced age Of so years.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-23

nGA-The Galena Gazette says: zone
evening not long since, a curious
kind Of buzzing noise was heard on
the Soulsrd place, about two miles
from the town, and on other farms in
the vicinity. 1t sounded very much
like the buzzing of a swarm of bees.
1t attracted the attention Of some Of
the farmers in that vicinity, who, on
going out to ascertain the cause of
the noise found the tress, grass and
fences literally covered with large
bugs, generally called beetles. Next
morning the tress and shrubbery
were bare of foliage, the bugs having
stripped them clean, but not a bug
was TO be seen. The next night a
swarm of bugs, supposed to be the
same, was seen over in Iowa, few
miles from Dubuque. They a so dis
appeared on the succeeding morning,
leaving bare the shrubbery where
they remained over night. We learn
that several trees on the Soulard farm
were so thoroughly stripped of their
foliage that they arc dying from the
effects"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-23

s9-A gold mine excitement pre-
walls in Richland County, Ohio
Mr.. E. S. Wayne, a scientific man,
of Cincinnati, has examined the mat
ter and reports extensive deposits Of
rnld ore
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-23
Jurors Drawn.

The following names were drawn
yesterday for the Grand and Petit
Jurors of the September term Of
Grant Circuit Court:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-23

s9The President has gone and
nominated Greeley for Minister to
Austria. His confirmation is doubts
fnl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-23

G The steamer Flint was burned
at Mobile on Thursday. Loss $4,000;
no insurance.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-23

Ey-A Connecticut editor, having
got into controversy with a con
temporary, congratulated himself
that his head was safe from a "don-
keys heels" His contemporary ass
tutely inferred from this, that he was
unable "to make both ends meet
RAJ Mr.. Bennett, of the Boscobel
appeal, has returned from an absence
Of several weeks rusticating, and
deservedly compliments Mr.. Bishop,
on the manner in which he has con-
ducted the paper during his absence.
The appeal estimates that from $500
to 500 were invested by the people
of Boscobel in the McGregor Prize
Concert.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-23

sSGen. f. t. Meager was acct
IDENTIFY drowned at Fort Benton, NJ.
II, on the LIST inst. aged so years.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-23

La Gen. Lopez de Santa Anna, was
shot at Slssal on the 25th nit. aged
SO years.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-23

neA-Lt. w. l.. Osborn was killed
at Adrin, Mich, on the 28th by fall
ing from q scaffald
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-23

ggAn awful flood, { July % } is
in Minnesota.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-23

nsA- There are in the United States
abont one million Scandnavians.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-23

Gy Chicago will spend 200, 600
for school building during the com
ing year.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-23

A Terrible DISEASE AND IT'S REM.
EDY.-We are ho4rifed to learn that
the pipsynipsy, complaint peculiar
to the western country in summer
season, has broken out among many
of onr citizens. A sudden depression
Of the colopsis lindix, caving of the
spinality or baclzbonbus, and feel
ing Of simness in the Immediate Wis
entity of the cateroid canibus, may be
regarded as proper indications that
the disease is coming on. The follow
ing prescription is recommended by
an eminent physician ofour city, and
will afford instant relief:
"Spiritus Vini Otardi, 2. l.. Spirits
us VIM Jamaica, z. S.. Sugarum
Whitum, q. $; Icibus Finis, q r.
Slicum Pineaploa, Strawberryii; Sha-
kistis violenter; Suckite dulciter cum
strawum. Maraukee Sentinel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-23
We shall be Like Him.

1t is blessed hope that we shall
be like him. The Bridegroom will
come, and bring with him all those
that he took to him. Those that were
too good for earth, because ripe for
heaven, and therefore gathered into
everlasting gamers, he viii bring
with him. Those on whom the cold
shadow of death has lain for many a
year, he will waken from the sleep OF
death and bring with him. The in
FAINT which dropped from a mothers
lap, she thought into unknown space,
she will find was laid in the lap Gifts
Father in heaven, this infant he will
bring with him. The babes that fell
from the tree of life, and the gray>
haired men that withercd by the wear
Of years by its branches, the fair, the
beautiful, the holy ones that we would
have kept because we loved them bet
ter, will all reappear, with not one
blemish left upon single brow not
one rude mark remaining on the spir-
it, not one sting in any heart; all
sensations bliss, all sights beauty, all
sounds music. "Tho bride shall re-
ceive the bridegroom and shall no
more 60 out; and there shall be no
moro tears; How beautiful the apoca-
lyptic passage; it is almost music to
hear it; "and there shall be no more
tears, nor sorrows, nor crying, nor
death; all things shall be made new"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-28
BUSINESS NOTICES
&, Auction sales This Dnv.

,ats Auction Sales This Day.
l. s. & BENNETT win sell this day, the old Gus
tom House, ct II o'clock valuable wood yard wharf
property at the foot Of Chestnut Spring
alao. lotf land with brick buildings thereon ut tho
southeast corner of Calhoun and Wall streetp
Wy. LrcH & B. 8. BauNs win sell this day, at the
old Custom House, OF II O'Clock two desirable building
Palmetto street. Is feet front by II feet in depth
auction house, No. IS Easel street. ct 10 o'clock the bal
ance OF retail Htorety goods boots and shoes, cloth
Ing, notions jewelry' &c. - t,.:- "a .'f+ r. !
R. M MARSHALL 4 Bro. Will sell this day, at II
O'Clock, at southwest corner Of Meeting and Market
streets. nine splendid billiard tables, and chair mirror
glassware, &c. 5s5 @ Az. :: !. al. sg: ss.. Std
Miles DRAKE viii sell this day st his store corner
Of King and Liberty Streets at 10 o'clock choice as
sortment Of dry goods and clothing. :;; -5sss
WIZ be sold this day under the direction Of JAMES
IuPPEn, Esq, Master In Equity, at the old Custom
House, at tract land in the State OF Florida
T. NJ CATER will sell this day, on Browns Wharf, at 10
O'Clock, q quantity Of haoon and butter.
MuI1aAH. ME1uHRhs 4 CO. win sen this day ut their
store No ~ veadue Range at 10 O'Clock, spring wagon
and harness, furniture, meat Safes &c.
J. W. KNOX will sell this day. at their auction sales.
rooms No 1873 Meeting street. opposite Pavilion Hotel
at 10 O'Clock invoices Of dry and fancy goods hosiery.
hats, clothing, hardware, &c.
r. Il A. P. CALDWELL VIII sen this day, before their
store, No 30 East Bay at 10 O'clock champagne, lager
beer, cider, and large variety Of other articles.
LAUREY ALEXANDER Will sell this day, in front ID
their store No 1877 East Bay. at 10 o'clock spplea pet
toes buttar, &c. II \; w ,.4t$ lad.
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UNDER DRcREE m EQUITY.

UNDER DHCREE IN EQUITY.
BrOtcn us. Young.
VIII be sold, under the direction OF the undersigned at
the old Custom House in this city on THURSDAY the
21st day of March, 1867. at II O'Clock A. M.
All that LOT OF LAND on tn north side Of Broad
street. In this city, measuring in front Broad street
l6 feet by one hundred and fifty Q5N feet
In depth be the said measurements less; bound
ed to the south Broad street, lands Of T. Saw
age Herward north on Land late of W. H. Trap
man, and west land Of B. c. Presley and W. p shne-
1er- l3 7fts4j gig-. ~ $eH M. N p
TernsA sufficient amount cash to pay the amount
now due upon the bond to the complainant and the bal
ance in one and two secured by bond pur
chaser and mortgage OF the premises with interest fo
day OF SALE payable ennnually Purchaser pay for
papers. f-E.E@zl JAMES TUPPER
February % thIn7 Master in Ernitv
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UNDER pECREE IN EQUITY.


Rogers, Administrator, us. Pd17y and others.
On THURSDAY. the 14h March nex st II O'Clock, win
be sold at the Old Custom House. under the direction
Of the undersigned. the following very eligible prop
erty: lN
l. HOUSE AND LOT corner Of Calhoun and Smith
store, and attached with brick Kitchen
Lot measuring so feet Calhoun by SO feet on
T Nm q
and half stories high, brick foundation four square
house. &C. Lot measuring 81 feet front, back Inc 50
seet by ITO feet Deep more or less as
story House and Kitchen attached Lot measuring n
feet 'front.' back line % feet inches by 100 feet deep be
and 50 to be straight to the 'front.' - ~ -
f. LOT south OF the above, No. Sc, with small two
feet font back line Is feet by 100 feet Deep be the
s. HOUSE AND LOT No. 100 Spring street next to the
corner Of Chinquepen street-House and half sto-
ries high, brick foundahon four square rooms
fireplace IN each, one. a1nan bedroom two basement
csri.Se house. &C.. with rooms above the same. Lot
measuring - feet front and back line by 1ol fest Deep
I: I4RaE AZ S vAGHNTL east Of the above on the cor
ner OF Spring and Cinquepo Streets with the best OF
measuring 40 feet 'front.' on Spring street. o ito deep
on Chinguepen street, be the same more OF less.
street. VIII t~esory s House e containins on
rooms and shed kitchen Lot L & Sa ne 16 feet by
go s'6 feet deep, be he saane more or leas.
LARGE VACANT LOT south Of the above on
measuring 10 feet front and hack line, by o6 feet Deep be
the same more or less
Henry willis ESD Part Of tns Lot Is lew. ndsasn1ing
An the original Lines and Fences must be preserved
Terms -Onethird cash: balance credit Of one
bls annually secured y the bond Of the purchaser and
mortgage Of the premises The buildings to be insured
and tho policy assigned Purchaser to Fay z foe papers
February "a - II ths Master in Equity.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-28
AUCTION SALES,

SPECIAL SALE
~ iil MsKxx 1.eS'esSi < camPsEEEIi, 1ssisEi &C., &C.
Cash Auction House,
win sell THIS DAY. commencing at 10 o'clock
Cloth, Cottonades Konucky jeans Dress Goods srpes
a9,%esPnns HON, gsck Alpaca G1sham, Linens Haasor
&C. @ -
COATS. Jackets Pants, .vosts Undergarments, Plaid
Shirts Check Shirts. overalls, &c, &C. >-
.z s.-..aa-. also,
GENTS, LADIES', A1isses and childrens B: ots Ties
balmorals, Congress CATERS, &C.. &c. TII'
LADIES' STRAW aud FELT HATS, Mons Hats Fancy
Goods Toilet Soaps. Hooks and Eyes, Collars Sik Hnnd
kerchiefs Hair Pins. Jewel Brooches Chains watches
&c, &c:
s. On To-MoRnow large assortment Of Groceries
HAN Butter Lard Brandy whskoy wines
suIe. mattresses, Horses, Mules, Buggies, &C., &C.
February %
aq a&e7Gei e 6 seeaE 2s e sRnerned
DAY. inc 2Sn Inst instant in be sold in front of our
Is bbls. APPLES = ~ 'l0'''
Conditions cash. Eebr,narr %
,,,,ra BY LAUREY < ALEXANDER.
THIS DAY. the 2sh Instant wi be sold in our store,
Nc 1sa ssss ses5 c5saEN Raz T sT1gss j. 1s!seh
Conditions CASH February %
,z,,, :, ,n,I7IILILIGAN, MILL MELcHERs & CO.
~ seu Ad1S DAY, 18th inst, at No. % Vendue
LIGHT SPRING wAaoN. =! e. * flIet; in GOOD order
- sus Tl mag9n or Cart Harness. Siver-mounted, ind
A general assortment Of Furniture, Meat Safes. Bed
Unlimited e. :. received February %
By T. M. CATER.
VIII be sold THIS DAY, Wharf, at 10 O'Clock
~ ~ TUES STATE BUTTER
20 hhds. sides and Shoulders, if landed in time
Conditions con06ons cash: February %
Dy zoos 81 7fe3ey 8. 4 GsGaz; %. KHox F,;.ture &C.
aa DAX 4 at 1ss 10 O'clock AM at their Sales
tel' vi wtn 19J1s. Se sold 81 dbn. uvy,.
Invoice Invoice Of Fancy Goods
Invoice of Hats
Involce Of Boots and Shoes @
Invoice Of Clothing
Invoice OF Hardware, r..
, BEpsrEADs, MArrREssEs. s. Glassware, and coolins
Utensils - - NAN o'0.--e
Conditions cash. Fehrnarv %
Sundries #
By r.. Il A. p. CALDWELL.
THIS DAY. 2sth Instant viii be sold before our store,
No. go East Bay, at 10 O'Clock
Is baskets CHAMPAGNE, pints
Is Is bbls Lager Beer pints
boxes Maccaroni
boxes Raisins #0
II cases Cotto Cards
10 cases Wool Cards "55
q boxes Soap
S boxes Glycerine and Honey SOAP
boxes Oysters, Mutton and Salmon
Is nests TUBS I7-
10 dozen Buckets %"
81 dozen iron bound ana plain Measures
box Bnck Tea %
Condlhons cash. February %
Flour, FIo.tr-Jor account Of ,oho7n II may concern
By j. A. ENSLOw & CO.
VIII be sold TOMORROW MORNING, at 1oH O'Clock, in
'front.' OF our store No. 125 East Bay,
,--BBLS. FLOUR, damaged per steamer cr-, from
New York. Febrnarv %
Sugar, Sugar, Sugar.
BIZ j. A. ENSLOW & CO. #N
ioMoRRoW MORNING, at 1OA o'clock, will be sold
20 RnxFS Fs1s o1 oHr store, a 10. l25 East Bay
Februnry % M AIl@I-
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PUBLIC i. .s- !, -
\ OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY, y !

.ft9 aPUBIIC- NOTICE . | 5s.-$5 : - - Vi ",
Y: II. {. IA OFFICE OF CRY TREASURY, q. t,5
PuBL1g NOTICE IS AEREpY a1yEa 4A1F isSsiS SS5Ea
for delivery from this Office: 5+1 9; +THaoMAs
c:; ss9 Rs o,ene4 ey s Neysr sna Atdsrmse
Of January Ncenses Shall be taken out for ali carts;
and wagons, used for private and domestic IN
nov q I and ss @ssoas
driven for hire, except giving bonds And each such
tanning the number thereof and marked h4pa, to Be
plaeed on The outside Of the shan. 81
surety tosny 6ond under ths Oslna1ee Concerning H.
CEN for ssst e drays Wagons and other
q Tho following shan hereafter be tie rates fors
Hoenass soE public ana private carts Wagons &o
be free nom other taxation: \. .,s-Ei
PUBLIC. cAn1s. DaAxas ETC., on 1HosE KaPzoYED MAar,
For every cart dray Or wagon drawn by ane hnrse or
For every cart dray wagon drawn W two horses or
ToE every hset and ss..i.gs VIII Win swo wheels. :2o
For evesy stage e. Or omnibus except hne ornnbust
drasn rsr sy ss es ,o hne
For every truck dzswn ny two more horses ornnles
For every express wagon drawn q horses
Il t aas4D CARTS AxD rnuvArn oAzrs, paA1s, rru.
For every bread cart or wagon, st
Fog every ea drsy Or wagon. ased for private Or do
ethes S eonodity. q Sor Compensation shcs dreoy os
"5 - ae Raz
Ranned In CITY Council. this 18th dy o. january.
81 dled I'D 80 -
* .sl r. O GAnLAR1, Mayor. ii
Januazy Ja,,a, s Is. v: 4 SMITH. olsrs q COUNCIL u
eareenYille M0untaine eer,
* II 5IAHaR WEEKLY, Is nsUEp EvEnY rHURs
DAY, ut $saa ycar, in advance. Advertisements
tnserted y usual rates q. "a w ~ .
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P1TTsBuRaH, May 10, 1856.

PITTsBuRaH, May 10, 1856.
Messrs. Hostctter d Smith: x. 4G#s1
GENTLEMEN During visit to the West last fall T
contracted chtls and fever which brought me to my
bed, and finally terminated In typhoid fever and conn.
cd me to my room for several months during which
time was physicaly prosated that almost despair
cd Of ever recovering my health having almost entirely
lost my appetite for days. not being able morscl
sdded to which distressed with reeng sensation
IN my head, and passed many seepless nights-an from
debility caused BY prostrate condition. brought about
by fever. At this stage Of my condition friend recon-
mended me to use your celebrated STOMACH BTTTERs,
but being morally opposed to the Of stimuants in
any FORM at first declined but atorward yielded ny
preudices and after taking the medicine for
weeks. my appetite returned, aud with it rapidly
from the loss of which have suffered uch never
been better than it Is and the reeling sensation e
fore alluded toy has entirely left me. Ny bowels which
were much consdpated and irregular, nre NOW quite
natural and, In fact glad say that feel myself
new man, and tender you this testimonial Of my ap-
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Others suffering hsve may avail themselves of it's
virtues which prejudice kept from enjoying for so
long period may also add that my physician, after
seeing the beneficial effect your Bitters on me-
mended that use thcrn regularly. @
Yours, very respectfully
is ~ E. BOURNE,
~.c- No. IS Market street
DOWIE 6 NOISE, Druggists,
7 No. ISL MEETING STREET,
February Is 6 Opposite Charleston Botel .
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:" Fatp IN the Lexicon Of Youth,

!" FatIP IN the Lezieon Of Youth,
Which Fate yeuerses to a bright Aanh ood, 81
ZAeyes no such s0orz as Fan. r.. i.
And in the history Of Dyspepc Man there need be no
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draught Of the wonderful appetizer and healer Panta-
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and bid Hope "teu her dattering tale" again For
Heartburn, Dyspepeis Indigestion, Heaviness Languor
Headache and Low sp1i this is the only remedy. If
you suffering from Dygpepsis any ofis attendant
evils, Plantation Bitters, and you win find there is
"no such word as fail!" s
February 26s 6s-si-i-.i''--5 EH55 tuths5
.
SINGLE TRIAL OF Mrs. Wnanow's SOOTHING SYRUP
for children teetng yet failed to relieve the baby
and overcome the prejudces Of the mother. It will
eve the poor little sufferer nmediately. It not only
frees the child from pain, but regulates the stomach and
bowels wind coc, correcb acidi and cures dys-
entery and diarra Hives rest health the child
and comforts the mother. X,
Thirty Eve cents bottle g
Be sure and can for i. ssl. js5ss s1s.s
..1fRs. WMsIbW's SOOTHING sYRUp, r." z
Having the fac stn.ize Of cux7m PERKr1s on the
outside wrapper. An others are base limitations
For sale by Dow1E = NOISE Nc. 151 Meeting street.
opposite = the charlees6n " Hotel II ..
reb4aaaify: % 'I -. - ~. stuths \.
4 Novelty. i III. .i.s sys ,ssa:ss5..e
The latest and most eaectal rsmedy sr the cure d
debility loss Of sppehte, headsohe torpor Of the 1tver
etc., is PANKNINs HEPATIC BETTERs. For sale by
al Druggists, @s ~ w. s... :. &9-- II. Ii
10 n.rSsasyon 1,sS Tsrt,zer, ,rrv . 3
Rozsoa. no o East always iszge stock
and on the mos. favorable terms s III
November 10 ~ su Es $ss3 xhstu1nos
P1AHrxns destruus II obtaining highly concentrated
s.nuaoniacal fertilizer and
AZ
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AUCTION SAFES,

Desirable B,azding Lots, Near q. 8. Arsenal
BY w. Y. LEITCH & II. 8. BRUINS,
Brokers, No. as Broad stroot.
VIII DO sold, THIS DAY, 2Sth instant ut II o'clock
at the Old Custom House,
THOSE TWO DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS on
ameo street, measuring each IS feet front by II feet
Z. bounded follows: North by lands Of Honour
SCUM 1y Palmetto street. east by Becnan and west BY
Icrme-0ne-haE cash; balance in one and two years,
oS pond and mortgage interest payable senni
Fcbrnary % = - i"f~A''
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PRIVATE SALES.
Fine Residence IN Husa str
BY LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.

: ---- Y
BY LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.
For Sale IN ,a7 "'--'5
The desirable threestory BRICK RESIDENCE on the
south side Of Hass street. between Meeting and
Streets containing eight large rooms, pantry, dressing
roona and two piazzas, on high BASEMENT extensive
brick Atchen carriage house and stable. The Lot
sures hftv feet 'front.' by hundred and ninety feet
deep, more or less. thtu6 February %