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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-09-13

oohooLs OF STAUNToN.-The pupils for the
remaie Seminaries of this place are now arr.
wing oy every train. We are pleased to learn
thae the prospects Of all these schools are yery
promising. 1t is supposed that each will have
Us many pupils as can be accommodated. Pa
rents and Guardians having daughters and fe-
male wards to educate could not do better than
to send them to the excellent female schools OF
this place. 1elea2s ~ aaItHf
The Female Seminaries of this place are the
following
| ! VIRGINIA INsTITUTEn lEpiseopalisn) Rev.
Il. d. Phillips, Principal. a8aao8 II aodo2
| AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY (Presbyteri.
/ am Miss Mary Julia Baldwin, Principal.
wv EsLEYAN FEMALE INsTITuTE,' (Metbod-
ist) Rev. VIM. A. Harris, Principal. ~ tdas
''STAUNToN FEMALE SEMINARY Lutheran
Rev. j. l. Miller, Principal -. 81,
The latter has but recently been established,
and this is the beginning of its first session. We
| hope that it, like the others mentioned, which
have been in successful operation for years, will
be favored with as many pupils as the capacity
of the buildings will accommodate
| Besides these Seminaries, there is another good
select school for young ladies here, which has
been in existence SO long, is SO widely known,
and its reputation is SO well established, that it
| is unnecessary to say anything in commentator
of lt-we allude to the ALoRAMA School, &
| The principal male schools here, are the
| 'STAUNToN ACADEMY Mr.. Chas E. Young,
Principal, and the '.EAsTwooD SCHOOL, Prof.
Pike Powers, Principal. s'a --..4-
a.sThese are both good preparatory schools for
boys who wish to enter College or the Universe
ty of Va aasr sft
Besides the above mentioned schools, there
are others, as the Classical school of Dr. Downey.
the Catholic school by Miss NJ a. Collins, the
primary school Of VIM. III. Waddell, Miss Liz
ze Kinney's school, and probably Others IF
others there be- the public has not been aduer-
fused of their existence. ~
Ifyou have sons, daughters or wards to edu-
cate send, them to Staunton
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-09-13
.seDriOfse Gold FOuufsam
GLOUeS.
w. DONNALLY.
!. Glove Manufactures.

NEAR LEwIsBURe, WEST VA.
The public will bear in mind, that L am still
engaged in the business of manufacturing the
CELEBRATED DONNALLY GLOVES,
and that am prepared to execute all orders for
ladies' and gentlemen's BuckSki7l Riding CANT
lets, Half Hands, and Gtoues of all descriptions.
Orders from distance are solicited.
A ne assortment can be found at the store O
Messrs. Roane s. Abby and at d. A. Kgysers.
sep21-1y
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Legal Notices.
commissioners Nosfce.-In

COMMISSIONERS NOEIcc.-In pursuance
u of decree of the Circuit Court of Angus ia
county, rendered Nov. 18th, 1869 in the causes
of Wilson VS.. Brewer and Gouyne, &C., VS..
Brewer, shall proceed at my office in Staunton,
on Tuesday, the 4th day of October 1870, to take
an account showing what disposition was made
of the proceeds of the personal property of E q.
Brewer, levied on under attachments at law de-
scribed in the report heretofore made by. Com
missioner Waddell in these causes, and also the
order and the amounts in which the said pro-
ceeds have been applied to said attachments. -
All the parties to the above causes and the at
tachment creditors of the said E. q. Brewer are
hereby notified to appear before me on or before
the day last named herein, prepared to furnish
me the information necessary ito satisfactory
execution of said order. 5000.
JOHN n. HENDREN
Il 49,.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-09-13

Ia my farm lying on the waters of Naked
Creek in Augusta county, adjoining the lands Of
Cyrus Brown, Daniel Craun, and Others There
is comfortable dwelling house, barn. corn CRIB,
fine water in the yard, and three orchards of Sc
lect fruit. l suppose further description is I'M
necessary, as those wishing to purchase viii ex-
anime the land for themselves. There f5C
acres in the tract. r. A. CT RRY.
DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE
~ Entirely new, we'll built, handsome APP
pearauce, and well located. Terms liberal, APP
ply to III. KER at FL ker s. Bros.
nOv3O-tf
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XETEED FAMILY FAVOKITE
w 'SE WING MABHINE.'

W. Place of business-two doors East of
Arthur office
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-09-13

NEW BOOKS.-The Memories of Fifty
IN Years, by w. Ii. Sparks.
Maps of the Seat of War in Europe.
Lppincotts Magazine for September
New Novels, &c
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PrSUOte Sales.
NOR SALE.-I will offer nv farm
LANDS FOR SAL

u fer for sale. privately about zoe acres Of
land, lying on the headwaters of Shes Fork. in
the county of Highland, five miles above The
Staunton and Parkersburg Turnpike. a portion
of this land is hacked and well set iii gTass tho
There is on this land large quantity, an ex-
cellent quality of beautiful white pine timber,
and two strong blue sulphur springs. viii also
sell part of my blue grass grazing land which
lies on the Bull Pasture mountain, adjoining the
lands of j Hoover and others.
Such lands as these are very rarely in maj het
and persons desiring to purchase, will do well to
examine them before purchasing elsewhere
Any communication directed to me at Palo Alto
Highland county, Va, will be promptly answer
ed, and any information desired will be given.
+ ZONES
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-09-13

LfOk Fresh Vegetables call at the 'new store
II on the wharf" r. D. SEARS, agent.
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VIZ observe that quite number Of our ex.
changes have Of late adopted the method of
showing up delinqucuts by publishing them,
generally eharacterizng them by the popular,
somewhat extravagant, and certainly inele.
CANT, aPpallation of dead beats" This is a
decidedly summary proceeding. but can it Sc
said to be unjust? A man NAV not rightfully
refuse to pay any debt thatho fairly contracts,
anil from the product Of which he d.riyes ben.
CIT; bat ithas always seemed to US that there
are some obligations which make an especially
strong demand upon ones honor aud integri.
'y and among these We place prominently the
debt 10 the newspaper publisher. Tire man
who for twelvemonth receives the newspaper
'n'ohis family, deriving ther4from for himself
his wife aud his children the weekly feast Of
intellectual culture and enjoyment which it
his costso much labor aud care to provide, and
. refuses to pay for it. is the very meauest Of
cheats, aud richly deserves to be shown up,
There is no o!lcr article that man buys for
which lie pays SO little in proportion to the
service rendered, as for the newspaper and it
isa' much necessity in every well.ordered
and properly provided household as is any
thing that contributes TO the com fort and sus.
t TEL! of the physical parts Of our being
WHILE therefore, we may pity and commiserate
The man who has MT the good sense and the
small IIOerality to take paper. We must do.
sP'se The one who, feeling it's necessity and
Ano""g its benefit, defrauds the publisher out
" Ine ptlfuIsum he asks for the good he does,
a u We saNno! but feel that the punishment
:, punishment it be- is mild that stops at simp.
Fpuoishing him TO the world.
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rFrom New Hayepl


Why do our Kanrwha friends raise such en-
oFmous hoop ,poles3 Our teamsters and boss
conpers complain Of rheumatism and neuralgia
after handling them. And the cOopers have
lame shoulders. ,sa-
Quite lively affair occurred at Syracuse one
day last week, A landlord took a safe belong
ing to ore Of his tenants and sold it 10 pay for
rent. Tenant got out warrant for landlords
arrest. Landlord came over here, and war
rant was got out for him on this sido Of the
river, und he was finally taken, aud had 10 pay
cost and fines amounting to 500 AS he only
sod the safe for four dollars twas not very
profitable piece of business, cleared $40 out Of
pocket. For once the tables were turned, So
suppose the term "hard.Eoarled landlord, >
W i'll 50 ont Of use.
St. Valentines day passed very quietly, but
few of CuPids' darts were flying on that day.
the next day, however, they were sent pretty
freely on their missions of love.
MAaRIsD-on Sunday, February 18th, by
Rev. J W. Miller, at the residence Ofthe brides
father, near New Haven, Mr.. Dsniel Boyd to
Miss Sarah 0hlinger.
Revs. Il. G. Steward and j, H. MCMILLAN
have commenced operations quite vigorously
in the interest of the Presbyterian Church,.
They are conducting meeting at the Upper
Flats Presbyterian Church to continue several
days. The prospect of accomplishing good
work there are very favorable. We welcome
then. 10 our midst.
We are panied to ear that one -four citizens
George Roush, Esq.--s very much troubled
with a dangerous cancer in the eye. he has
tried number Of physicians but does not up.
pear to get much relief.
We understand that Mt. Decatur Weaver has
sold his farm 70 one Of our citizens, Mr.. gorge
Wheatley. Mr, Weaver will now give his at
tentiOn wholly to his wagon and furniture bus
iness, while Mr.. WheaiIy will become tiilcr
Of tho soil on his own homestead.
New Haven has two Churches Methodist
Episcopal and United Brethren, one large three
story brick school house, one Odd Fellow Lodge,
one Good Tcmplar Lodge, ono steam wagon
and furniture factory, one -four mill, one salt
works, one coal mino, two cooper shops, Two
blacksmith shops nine stores aud groceries, Que
barber shop three boot and shoe sbOpS, two
Doctors, four Ministers, ninO carpenters, four
stone maSOns, ITO dwellings and 500 pOpula.
ton.
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.p1FyDID oFFER....Ye have

SPLENDID OFF ER...-Ne have ar.
"A ranged to Club the REoIsrER with DEMo'
S IA ILLUSTRATED MoSTgtY for only $500 a
S Se Democrats Monthly Is truly what It
purports to be, model 'aEior Magazine. II
rronta MS artistic engravings and high toned
J Ti,ararv articles, together with large aud beau
lid dispily Of the only reliable Fashions. It
:, lie lldle's faEoritc, aud has attained the
largest circulation Of any magazine Of its kind
- A large, costly and artistic engraving is al
90 riyen Win tie Monthly, entitled "The Pic
mic on the Fourth OF Jply." We congratulate
nj md valuable accession to their homes. It
IL che Of the finest engrayings and most exqut-
site picture We ever saw. No one can tail to
he delighted with it In this easy and econ.
onical way, many homes may be adorned with
most beautiful work OF art, which, as "a
shing Of beauty" WILDE Joy forever"
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Point Pleasant Marker.
Corrected Weekly by
Q m. COLE. GROCER.
APpLEs--Ireen $4,000 per bush.
BEANS Beans So O00SS 90 per

APpLEs--tIreen $4,000 per bush.
BEANS Beans So O00S3 90 per
bush.
BurrER 25@soc. 5'51
CoEFEE -9s09s for green B'owned
oRaoKras-Butl 10, Soda l29, aud
Cream 40 cs. per pound.
CAxprrs-sIck Candy 800, Clear Soc,
French 600 o pound.
CANDLES -TaIlOw 2orj sar 26c per
pound.
EGos--ln good demand at 2o@96c:
FLouR-Thete is decline. We
ouo,e choice A at $3.50; xxx .75;
Xxx Sc 90; x IS 90 i
F1sH-New macketn' by che XII 2 90
asa 25; oodalO to 1910 a POu2d
GR&tx Wheat prime oo@l 80
Oats 4oc, Corn coo.
KASAwHA Barrel 80 Is
LEAD AND SnoT-Bar Lead l6c per
ID; Shot pll Nos, l5c per ID.
" LARD I8G22o.
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IHAxHs.-our thanks are due to Hon. John
6. witeher, Member of Congress from this Dis
trict. and to United States Senator Wiley, for
valuable public documents.
Also to Charley List Of the steamer Hudson,
for late papers,
C. NJ. Cole has disposed Of his entire stock
Of Groceries to our townsman Thomas /. Hale,
who will continue the business at tho same
stand.
More indictments have been made BY the
Gunl Jury at this term Of Court. than ever
before made in Mason county. II looks as il
the Jury intended to present every person in
tle county. AS we 60 topress. the Grand Ju'
~ is still in session.
Icr -ourcitiztns have been busily Engaged
for tSe past fsv days in filling theirice houses,
aud have generally succeeded.
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-, o o HEAlTH'..wo have received the Feb.
~ Ivory NO. Of this valuable monthly, aud frank.
m. ,y' 10 family should be without a copy
I ~ can po''ibl, raise the means to sob,c,fb:
.,i 'to'yS without mercy the ridiculous super.
su.S ,'' VS.. ABOUT medicine, and only recommends
o1perion. s,nont as Is cOncluslvely proven by
tha h aud the most careful analysts to be-
lin slr.s, published by A. Moore. 81 frank.
annuD ''' O''''O' at the low price Of 81 per
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NOTICE. All persons wanting to Buy or
Sell Re;l Estate OF any kind, should get the
"rittsl urgh Real Estate Register. published
monthly by Croft and Philips, Real Estate
Agents. No l39 Fourth Avenue, Pittsburgh
Ia. Sentfree to any address. ffcb3ml
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-24

Circur CouRT.-The Circuit Court Tor this
county convened Monday noon. His Honor
James W TToge, presiding, The oil GERS OF the
Court present. were: CLERK wv Harper and
F W. sisson, deputy Prosecuting AttOrney--F
AGuthrie; sheriff-C. Shrewsbury, aud Dep
uty sheritfs E. a. Polsley and John " Miller;
Jailor-HutchinsO Mcdaniel.
The Judge delivered his charge 10 the Grand
Jury, in the afternoon. 1t was 10 the point;
md If some OF our road surveyors do not get
handled for the bad condition our county roads
are how in. 1t will he no fault Of his.
sevenIy.fvo Witnesses were summoned be-
fore the Grand Jury. The Jury found 40 in
dictments upto Tuesday evening
Tho number Of cases on the Docket are MS
follows: On Criminal Docket, 49, Appeals
from Justices. 4: Issue Docket. 25; clancest
Docket, Ill; Office Judgment Dock t. SO.
The case Of Staievs Charles CrUoIhaln, was
continued till next term.
Quite a number Of Attorneys wern present.
among whom we name Charles I T Moore j
W English, Henry j Fisher, Sr. john U My.
crs, james II Couch. Daniel PolSley, W Pol.
sley, y A Guthrie. William H TomIinson, G
psmpsOn, and Judge Simpson, of Mason
county.
1ncicn c Ricketts, ana Thomas B Kline, Of
Cabell county,
John E Timms and George B Grow, Of Jack.
son county.
william " Brown and Thonas u Harvey,
Of Putnam county.
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RELICIOUS NOTICES.

Protestant Episcopal Church, ct Beale's
Hsll, Rev. Horace Edwin Hayden Rector,
Dvine Service on the fist, second and
fourth Sundays in the month at II \. N. and
6HP. N.
Sunday School every Sunday at 9 A. X,
Holy Communion on each first Sunday at u
A N Service every Wednesday at 6l9 r
NJ FEB lI-.u.
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.Ho0fand's German BilteFs
Hoonandls German Tonic

1, a eovsLfdtioA Of all DE iHgrrdieHtt " ne
BhIly1, iyiN RrR1 Santa cFliS Kun, 0rtHRi, ei6.
RIm,ed Ior dc StIBs d'Ita5es az Ltp BigsrSl 10
edSef trheTe s0ils pure dle01Oitc thMultJ Is ~
onirtd. lou tDiR bar in mind Mdt 6tsGG rene
Sits are entirely dileGunt Cfem any others
adrsrfised for ne cure N ne disedsaE namtd;
.itsff JsiuS rifl,iide prtRaTdiion5 Of Eseiieinal
eFiraekS tFhit Lie OhiTA dps UitIt decpeiioHI NJ
TunI n ;oms foi4l The TONIC is decidedly oHG
or he NOT TlsdSulh aud Ggretctis reWtiiri tUtT
offered 10 he pnblic. 1itgste x Sr1uis(iG RiI
q pleIgnrs "a take il, ,rhiIt iit l0t0iE'nO erhil'
araliMg, aud MEDICINAL Aats sa''.a y -
O. k7.OgN as ne grtaiiJl NJ az siUi:t, 81
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To THE JOuRxGL-We always take it as
compliment when our down street peighhor
copies articles from our paper, but when itdOe'
so. wo would prefer to have it give US cred.
it for them. and not to have them appear as or
iginal in the columns Of the Journal. We no.
ticed two ofour items in The last issue Of that
paper. T
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BAt7rxoRE ADvERrlsIse AeExcY.- &essrs
rs Riley. Jr., and john II. kilman, a. 40
South Charles street. Baltimore. Md, are our
s,',Snrizsd agents 10 receiye subscriptions and
SSysrti,sments, at our regular terms.
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Qua DEVIL. We heard beautiful and ac'
complished young lady, the other day, say
that she wished "our devil" was about five
years older Than he is. Upon being asked by
another young lady. why she wished 500 She
replied, "1f be was, would LOCK my arms
around his neck and throw away the key"
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the p n'b %Gnto AtsAs.o...wo arc indebted to
copy OfTbo VIZ o me New York World for a
about lbo :" Sa world Almanac for 1870. Il Is
kind We ~, vs., lem, Democratic Publication Of the
ot Do'o ALMANAC tie uIluo., sns pas Tue
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AS We ore going 10 press we learn tina t Jno.
Clio, c-, of Lewis Township, cut his foot very
severely Tuc.daY morning The particulars
We have moi heard. Or. Campbell was called
an dressed tho wound.
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A man out West, speaking ofthe singing Of
his village choir. says it sis like driftwOOd in
a stream; il drdgs on the bars, yet don't
amount to dam"
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LuXDrR..-wc direct attention 10 the adver'
tisemept of COmstock & Shrewsbury, lumber
dealers, in this issue Ofour paper. They have
now on hand very large stock of lumber of
all kinds.
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The statement is made that out Of City libel
suits against newspaper during the past ten
years. the gross amount Of money aVardsd is
only $1,000 This is suggestive, a: showing
the respect Of the people for the Prelogatives
and immuniIlei Ofths press.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-24

.CuANelD HANDs-RObCrl Wilson has sold
the "Excelsior' Millsir This place, to Kinsey
Robinson j. and c N Cole. These gentle
men propose to Gil The mill with grain and to
keep it in operation. We wish them success
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-24

poST OFFICE IIoURS.-The Office is
~ Sam o'clock a. 10. to O'Clock p, M
o. sundays from O'slockG. IA. to . M
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Tue JMtoR.--our worthy JailOr, Capt, H.
Mcdaniel, certainly deserves great praise for
the neat manner in which he has recently fit
ted up The Court room.
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A CENTS WANTED. AGENTS WANTED
a SIS to 5000 per month, male and female,
10 sell the Common Sense Family Sewing Ma
chine improved and perfected; it will hem.
fell, stitch tuck. bind, braid and embroder in
n most superior manner. Price only Sis
For simplicity aud durability, il ha. no rival.
Do not buy from parties selling machines un.
der Che same name as ours, unless having
Certificate nj Agency signed ty US, as they
are worthless Cast Iron Machines. &C.
For Circulars and Terms, apply or address,
~ II CRAWFORD d co..
4I3 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia ia.
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the residence ofthe brides pa
rents, Cincinna All. Ohio. on Wednesday alter
noon. February 9th. 1870 by the pastor Of the
Freeman Street Baptist Church. j, 5. Gillespie
Mr.. Henry Burner, of San Francisco, Califor'
MIA, to Miss Mplla A. AtwOll, Of Cincinnati.
Grwe wish!the happy pair a long and pleas
antlito. May their future be as bright the
mid day Sun. @
Al Cheshire. Ohio, February T.h, 1870, at
the residence Of tie brides parents, by Rev, r
BraarG. Mr. WV. Sanders. Of Harrisonvtlle,
Meigs county, Ohio, and Miss Lucy n. Van.
Glider.
Accompanying The above notice was aboua-
teous supply If most delicious cake, for which
The donurs,sFiil accept urmost sincere thanks.
May, then pathway through life, be strewnwiih
fl Wers, aud may rllcir days BE- as long, happy
and prosperous. Is We shall ever pray.
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A post otice Las been established Mt "ous'
lies Gap" ,oabell county, West Virginia,
WIN, Algeo appointed postmaster.
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DIED.--At Racine, Ohio, on sturlay, 18th
inst. Geo. W. Cooper aged SO years Mr..
Cooper was formerly citizen Of this county.
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There is no better test fthe habits Of pune,
tuality which people have formed than to gel
early to church on Sunday morning, aud no
ticeyiow the congregation keep dropping ia af
ter services have commenced.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-24

rvs understand that the Salt Companies
which recently seeed,M from the Ohio River
Salt Company. have returned to their allegi-
su:e,
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pEBILITY.

me-. g no nitaIeinf tqilal Y ifo9H9lllI ~.
IS 5.s,.i silI'; ne :, '.S:i / ;s'i 4.
sgSvcLfsT iSs 1y,S "a n taHA. odWie az
sT;oSSs.i oTfhe zoos, ellab't ne stomach 70 digtst
d, Vs.yify lie bi6Od, give good, lsHnd, hsah.s.y
sOMEL 5i0R erdafrats 10 yetlop hgge rum ~
sy,, iMparFG boom u he -heest, Gitd eAghge M sts
pltieHt CrUa IhorG:brsaihs, EEldeiateed. ;oiaki
GHd nervous invalid, 70 a JGil:' aeea, ''0A' S''"
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FROM HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
cltei Justice Of tho supreme Court Of ronn'

90 PHMLpELrHIA, March %, 1857.
IkRi R0ofihdS German BileTSh Is not an
iR'osiedling beverage, but 10 a good tonic, lSiil
n dihR a,FI Of he digss,irf ofgaH', and " gTedt
beAsil n edisS Of dS6'iiiy and iSagt " Hsrvo1
aelioS II ne gHlisnl. -.
Yours tTti'y,
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Weak and Delicate Children
IcFs or TORtc. IN fact, they aao
Family Medicines, They gan no
administered with perfect satsty
TO n child three nt0tttltS old tbe
most delicate GolNuloS OFn man Of
tliistys ..,.,,
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The sUNPRIsE sewing aIaohIne,

as Chestnut slreet, PhlladeIptia, Ia.
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Gper LAovn, dHd ViH eurG ali diicaISS reSu'iiag
fron bad Gl.Od Krtp your bond P.ps; KIP
y ySS[ Ere o1 % ;f' * s5a S9s
remedi,f. and nSu,t 81 iseGsC Vill Yer
anal you The bed men "a ne country rteon''
mtiid hem n ysaTi nj hObtJt reputation 90 yoF
GngLdIHs you must tTy ihSIt preparations.