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GENERAL NOTICES.

- Fowirr- q Wells, FhreasioEi.ts and
Frbli.heis. OAr..- aN. ~ Nti.s- o. resf ar stfi
r. -frs. II. =. Cove Nichols. Nsi-r-Clr. Pfys..
go o iex r.fr Az Cllsli silors irru 'f io.f
Fzaenis visited - their rc..seners
~ Wntrr.cur-.-Jost Saw. D facgacn-r e.
Fllrh-sv. Railroad sesi ienars- Ell iu
~ To Rcokscller- Agents. and Others.
r1,s LFss WALL, fhrern.ogist s-1 Pass sarfs 80 ard
Do Nsssals I-esr tre Fsrsl Will ft.tish axe of
email llarlfes a. yrrss cl fhrenoI 'sY. ftFso'c-
Magnetism. hydmpalsy. 10 .le Water Care a-so IN 'le
rt-n.s reforms p ifs age AMONG others. works on
phuros-actv. Etlcsuor. md ihr Na-rra4 Sciences
genera v. Osts.oeles uiay De- lad or application
Tt- spirit of the Age. edited hv William Henry ban
nirz lie American chronological Journs, knd Tho
Waier-Clre journal ARE pub -nei By
FONLFR> WELLS
si1N Clai1a hsA. - ani l'l Nassau . y y.
~ wis. and ToHpecs. -BArcErtoS's celebrated
VIZ Factory b. 81 Wsll-st where Az a. Aiu's car ~
found .1e largest assortment 'r The cay >ian.ers snd
clze1s .host ca. sll Judge Tor themselves before plr
rfa-.rr elsewhere RtrcNEIuss newly Invented NiEs
oaltrfi silver medal 81 ne Fair " le Ana caa ln.-
ll,e. COW tae address nyi' NV ~f~
~ Water Cure.-Df MEENES's orange Mouniain
Nser Cure establishment A. south Orange y J. u uow
open for tl- reception ~ pstrnis Ths tahishaen.
fre Wafer Clresni ntlri up n avery superior manner
having private baths attached io he patient. rooms The
car. nr SoIhOrar-e leave ae Zoo. li Corlsni-s ~
O'Clock 4 ~ and v daily, reaching Souih-OL ase ln
hour. Letter. for circulars addressed 20 Dr. NttNeS
III. ...ea - lrnf
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TT The Pais5Hfsh MorE'sg CAro"'e'e has ap,
,..,sd in handsome new dress and slightly reduced
in .ze and prise 1t bids fair to make readable an'
ullns.nI sheet
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BY TELEGRAPH TO The kEw-YORk TRIBUNE
G Commander Of the Wilmington Navy Yard.

" A'TIN"IVNf IHuIsuhyi lus 70.
Commodore Ballard has been assigned Comman-
der Of the Washington Navy ard, commencing the
let Of October.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21
Maine Election.
ship News.

BosToS, Thursday September %.
II is ascertained that the Loco-Focos will have
majority In both branches Of the Maine Legislature
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Tatni amount OF produce per Hudson h''cr
Lines.

T,-Rso,y Sept eo-i0s.o bbis Flour, $50 o9sh s
W,ss, sstS do Corn 7.7oo do Oats eco do Feed V'
49, S%hispv IS do Ashes 65s boxes Cheese.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21
Cost of LIving-Benecia-Ne Towns, &c.
Corre.pondenee OF Tbe Trtbune

Correspondence of The Tribune.
sAS Francisco Aug. ], 1859.
You can have no idea Of the state OF things IN
this part of the country. One dollar here will 60
about as far as e dime in New-Hork. And per
son keeping house. with bur one servant as COOK,
canno, expend less than $4,000 per san0m. In
the first place, for any decent habtsiion he must
pay from $4,000 to 5000 rent am paying for a
very inferior house OF the smallest kind, without
any yard or clubhouse OF any kind $500 per month.
cook receives compensation OF $50 per
month, which added to other expenses, you will
perceive cannot but increase the sum total to an
amount exceeding that expended by shy but the
mos, extrsvGeant livers in New-York and the
table OF the poorest there viii often present re-
past superior 70 mine. Hundreds Of disappointed
Young nen are arriving here daily, who 90 70 the
mining districts aud return IN disgust, without
mesns 70 deiray the enormous expense OF hVing.
Benecia is town recently laid oat by the pre1-
ent proprietoTs on grant OF land presented II
them by Gen. Vallejo, upon the condition that they
should place upon it, IN two years, one hundred
houses At present there are about forty houses
erected aud lots are being disposed OF az from
$500 10 $4,000 each, comprising $50 ieet by 10.
At these prices, Messrs. Semple Lsrkin nave
already realized from their sales, over S3Ol,u1O.
lne town is located on the northern b&DA OF the
straits OF lulL as Wherc TIC " Act -
teep to admit OF large vessels laying along SIDE
and dischareing their csrgoes. TIE carrent how
ever runs a,s rapid rate and there IS 10 fresh
water fl 20 drink It's position ia very com
msniing one. overlooking the Two large bays Of
San Pablo and Suisun. There IS another location
which Will one day become riyai % Beneeia, stu
ated 81 the mouth Of an inlet extending Tor miles
40 the rich and fertile valley Of the Nspa. Il has
many advantages which the other does not pos
sess snd there IS no other place as suitable ior a
Navy Yard. We have the mos, abandoned pop
al s,ion around as existing IN any portion Of ne
globe aud the conduct Of some Of our country men
S such as to make the honest clllzen b.usn Win
shame that he too Is an American Two Sundays
a.-o we were ANNOYED BY party OF about thirty
persons marching abou, the town with dram and
lie. insulting nearly al they met AZ night they
attacked the camp Of party OF Innocent ChilAns,
NJ ordered five or SIX OF the number. AM pnlas e.
their tents Of the mos. valuable property
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

SOLAR LAMPS OfsndOr- and Chandeliers ui he
= afr.t patterns. brouIed, giL 0r ssrrcd campnene,
sQffrss phosern- ga=. Obj AMI lard lamps hai, street
aai other aniers britannia Hnc sa-s ware. QUERY and
fancy ornaments. aso camphrnr. spirit gas p1os-ens
gas. Oil, sicks. glasses. nc 81.
CHAs FULLER, rs Green 'sich It.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

Dftfkatt- W sut w ufS Nthtt
KiaRs Co.-Dst l. THOMAS II REDDIxc @ BENZ J.
NNARDwELL 3. PETER G.. TAYLOR.
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z n 4 ?
VIA member Of one n he first families n his CITY, anu
physician by profession. IL desirous ~ forming MARI
fn5rsi clrnexou with Iaiy of good family. not older
ihnn himself and rosse-sei ~ mod crate Tor ine IN her
ugtL TIE advertiser IL 90 avey domestic ispo-lon
i1 make sensible woman happy, and VIII Al no very
distant day become possessed of Itrgs property lie Is
NOT uerreuarr his views his inject hclrgto secure
Dob himself an aiccuonaie companion ana happy home
if s present income - nos sufficient Oh warrant hun m
tssIns Unln himself unaied the additional burdens on
family under these circumstance. sud thH Circle oi his
female a-rslutance being sDmew bat limited, he d. IN
1ced Dob have rec0nrsr to tns sdVer- .ineni Any com
through ihc Post once, wi. meet WIN Immediate nuen
f.... b
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

GRAriFYiSG RESULT Oh An lNTEaEsTlNG OFE'
RATIoS.-Tbe NeK AlbaHg tind.l Bulletin, hiss an
Interesting account Of en- operation performed by
Dr.. Sloan, OF New Albany, upon the eyes OF Rev.
~ Hoskings. OF Crawford County. Ind. who had
been blind from birth. The Bshe'is says
Mr.. Hoskngs ~as taken home 10 Crawford Counv
before the bandages removed and when THIS was
done we are informed ny gentleman residing IN tns
ucichborhood the operation Was found to have been
eninenty successful. lie describes the emotions o,
the psen, when suddenly possessed OF scene 50 novel
70 him ~ be OF the most enthusiastic Description
Tinas which ne had long been acquainted win through
the medium Of the other senses became possessed OF
new aSd surprising beauty and roads which be nAd
hocn used TO travel fearlessy when blind had 70 be
again learned Ills wife and children rson As aaa rsr
80 hl, friends his psrishioners his home everything
sp,3earel 10 him became unendng source OF deish
ana new born qualification lie hai ne same ceniSsed
ofisrs of distance which We the smallest children
oaniies, and took the hveiesi pleasure IN oenoainS
H. Great variety OF colors In short he was compete
a. Sr 10 see in precisely the same manner ihst me
~ tlest child does and 20 him i was an Occupation OF
he mos, gratifying nature
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21
By ne sap Harrict hleA "e. ION Dli-0n " 9eD
Francisco, sept. %.

Gas.--r,r P-.-r 4 Ca i~-. WIZ crr-.a. " w.
81. t.-l Blr-s. Da- fari. lr-.-s' 's. ~ 10
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.tt. T.---- H-r-g s- rrs-rt ls-'-rl. -tr- 49,
D .- 1ols-1sr Ps-rrr. lefr-s Fs.s- ~.
P.a- Jala c. Ca.r-- "a Scr li b.,arf Dii 't-
= b. H-r-1t a' 0aa-s-r. "a ..l-rf o f-H 80
$40. Gore rs-- 81 Be- ---t-r. ~ t.-s-s 70 D.
=. III s.-s.- .sar1- saaa- 70 a t--ai s1t p. 'a
.s ..-.. C|'.--- Is-.--. - 81 Na-aui 49, -- 'r
p L--.. o. Of Lrl-. ANA 7 -, -af.-- - ~
49, So. rfP.rrr-l-h ~ s.ar l t-.ri ID --
60 r. "a T-rs stsst-u - oi .s1tr.a 80 Fl q p
6-,.5-. o 81 T.rlsr 81 slr----7rT dil-if-I e'- Pr
q. I.-l Ht. Of -l.r Cas--s asa--+ft T. l- --'-- e
49, 81 - 5 L-r-r Prrrt-lo-f J-a r D-rf-- rft ger
- a. s.--- Esrrs 1l ls.r-f-.r1 Gorge H-'f D
- =. n rsr-s " -.- .' -.'r1 f.-tr l-- t.'-e
I-.g-P .ya-s-- cls.-- d ~ arf ? - .tff. - see
- "a e. r.. I--ls r I--s-il- Lttf, .-.r.-1 -ft
sr- E s-s-rrf. or Clr--r e Nrft-.. q - --
$3.50 n..f =. I..--a Hasrrss rsrrl-t. a Lt--
-s-r "a Clla-.fs- Gs1-l- tts-- 60 .i-r --1l
Hfr-r. D. trler .-r1r- fa-r
go stac4 rr-rrr % ~ rf. Has-r. nj cog
- a. q p a-rta-f.ar 81 t.-1r 81 b
To- s4-t-r n h-rr Ll-1-sr l rlr-- i-r
4 Els- q Hs1srsr clts % cafi.ia. Lsls SASH 20
Er---T
By the Orenial, from rs, Msehias NE - Ter san
Frsncisc0. sept l.
49,. Va r.h-r .-o- % ~ ---. .-e
4s-rtg l.n-. d H1r-F. L. 10 --foc M go &C ID
G,.-@r ~ Fss Nlrlas y lI1s 41l p" = teJ 90
of W.T. rtr-7-oa c Mslt P1r- rhsff 11l1 fi-i
s..... 81 Wn Tsaot as.-r n -, Nsr-. = c-lr-ii
.. u Ssrtlea-i 8lF-. d Or Co. - -r .ol
N1n.o- Vs. r1o-y 4al-l G.. Ls-i Aar--ls
Va s.sss o. ss-r sss L~sssos 81 es..=si '-'z'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21
CITY ITEMS.
THURSDAY, Sept 20, lsA9

THURSDAY, sept ~, lc4|
~ Charles de Laiorest Esq. former Consul
General of Frsnce to the United States among the
passengers that sailed to-day for lIsvre in the packet
ship New.York, Capt. Lines. An Address expressive
OF sympathy and respect signed by large number oi
French residents and other gentlemen was presented
to Mr. de Lsloresi. on board the NewNork' previous
to her sailing The CoEri0 aes Eias Uais remarks on
the OCCASION that NJ de Lsiores, in leaving the City
where Tor fifteen years he has represented the name OF
France will bear with him the most sincere and in
many instances the most sfectionste regrets Few
men will have left such lively and honorable remcm
ORANGES not only among our own countrymen, but also
smoug the American population, with whom he en-
joyed popularity Of the highest character On his
part We are that he does not take leave of coun
try which has become to him second native land aud
OF the friendships with which he has been 50 long sur
rounded, without profound sentiment OF regret
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21
nrpnIE,, aOIDPES DEPOT-Wc would Re

t1IDEi E.'7N tsVtab y bHf " $500
specially call tire attention of mo public ana irArfs n
Gold Pens fo uuf stock which Ne have just received from
tfs factory aad arrangements and connection
h e manufacturer viii Boz enabled io supply nose
vino may favor ~ with call A. Wholesale or feis on me
NOS. .asanabe terms and lowest prices u our Depot b
Roadway entrance J0hn-sf Also choice assortment
90 gold and silver pen and peactcases. y b-Od pens
exchanged or repaired - w
no MERCHANT TAiLOltS.-For sale, ~ bus
"a and sos OF The tai lors store n Avenue D. has
been occupied tiior- .or- D. ne pre- cent occupant
~ f i..i ,y. ves-s The stock hand IL small, and
~ W be- sod for cash The purchaser have the house
aad Store Tor of y-srs, required A. ne owner -
DESTROYS ~ giving up ie business Apply Al %" store "
Avenue N rlf "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

Our.or DOOR PREAoHISe.-Quit a respecta
be congregation collected ss evening al the estsb
i.bed hour OF early candehsht in front of the City
Han 10 listen to very rational and edying discourse
ON the evils of in,smpcrsnce. by salow and pious
looking individual who seemed to speak with great
feeling and sincerity The congregation was as orderly
and attentive = church and we only hope that
majority of It's members escaped the nuumersble sros
shops and drinking in the vicinity on their Way
home It is really almost an impossioihiy for man
with lqucrish tooth in his head, to 60 from the Park
in any direction without tumblng into some Of them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

DOALD pArlof on he second fOor with large
- pantry attached to et. with board rrasorsbls
term. a bedroom can be- hal with H. II required Also
accommodations Tor FEW single gentlemen. Apply To
hirs. A. u Maxwell, ~ Chanb-rs-si Reference. -.
changed 80 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

" A>Tkp- >.ust'crs ~ two very ccnfefrri gfs
w Wfil re h.st - riy ref-r-r~~ 80 go 49,
~ s-f rorir az "a -ner~ot - cgA-r rtrse ~
s-srsi-~ss. "a Prfse fsnly a. e. = >'sitsf RI
~ tt. assoc ~ "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

u sTered aud embossed DifsndpIr- snd tn1n9rlrfs ~
zrs. variety also, aied Tea SETS fofksi Spoons Sas
Ia. L. plsied "a refined 0errIan silver.
ASHER X. MORGAN. l5Z WILLIAM,
- f.4 between Fulton and Am op posits the Church
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

DGARD- a respectable snd pleasant Dsighbofhood
- land 10 two stage rouee Rooms Mfishrd
90 UNFINISHED suitable Tor families Also rooms Tor sn
l- gentlemen IN. house has been painted aud De-" "
Bleecknf-f rli -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

BOARD roums, Win panuies attached. iy
ID gent and their wives aud single gentlemen, may
BE- obtained a afgs and connexions house, win prv
lege " bot cold AID shower baths, 81 % SECOND Il
Broadway Stages pass tho door. ~ W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

Others 10 want ~ PAPER great Inducements ara ~.
tered straw Rag Tes. shoe, Manila. Hardware snf
prrany Papers Also. while ard bus ruled Cap and
Letter PAPER. % eyrry description, FOR sale low Tor
ca.h stROBERrS's Commission Warehouse, lo@ John-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

nDsRD.-A afge and very comfortable front room
D.th arg, closest, the second story, furnished WIN
Insri. fnr iNO persons 90 per week UNFINISHED y
TIE house 10 vel -usled and highly gen,esl 10 0reea
WlclrsL 81 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

fftNI- ". EIFIU n 10. u N"H = - u
kJsa~ at very low prices n assortment NJ Pnnung
Wrun1 Hanging. Hardware, klyeiope, ls.lr anu Coz
oi tee-- rfrr- Trunk straw and bald Box Boards,
lreign snf Domestic Rags rechinx Powder u no best
o4ttg. Fsltngs N.rs 10Th, Alum, Oh u slnOi and a.
..'T.',r p.nar- Nsseri. stock si8 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

NlA>TED-sv 80 r~sFef lao.e fruirsAni 60 .
w .arcr. ID % "a cr~ofA an 2lAll ss~i- % A.
- ..s~~lIk ssukl priyae iAlliY cft ail-< 4
rr.r-rrr 'for ih-ir AZ aces srpy .sIf >rt'.t -t
Are1ae alnl z.of fosl rou ,sn - ssen ~ - ~
b. rHl erskzei. - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

4 ~ order stirts 40 make. without ceay.
Risht measure lake, and rverY wish obey
Orr pledge ~ give and warrant them % ti,
Nor rect col.eui, u nol he fancy.s hit
.fsro' MRS BEMAS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

w Ard .a1cF store >he nus. - srglsin,rd man
~ cs7. al ia1cy se.-s. have Anos e1.e a. ne 49,
f~rrrt and give trr h-s Il r~f-rercr ANrN O.
A HAND. Ia faIisr.t BOA yr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

BOARD WANTED In private fsmily fpfs gen
Dutman l1f retired habR.) his wife, t~O children and
with connected bedrooms ON the second avpr
rai a servant. strictly private and respectable
family will a. exchange Of references Will Do essential.
Address immediately q a. 50 Broad II $3.50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21
BOARDING..

DOAhD WA>TED.-A room and One of two small
ID bedrooms. With bosrd tor ladies ana the under
zuei TIE state the location OF house, at
nation u rooms and tho price per wees None other nj"
be- noticed. Address JOHN w hlIth,
-l8 ~ 257 Broadway
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-04-27
EAGLE FOUNDRY

Vie subscribers have just opened \ =, "a Fo,
l. dry on Park St, One Block wesT oI Mi,
street vince they intend to carry on The bus,,e..
N all ITS various branches.
PLOUGHS,
VII De Kept constantly on hand III, Michicsr
plough much improvtdit has given the best sal.
'sac'ion OF any Cast Plough now IN use. Farmer.
are requested particularly 10 call and examine he.
iore pnfch asing elsewhere Withthe view, Cbring
ing 'I's Plough into general use, il will be sold
at very low price. ' ~ '''N
=. Horse Power Threshing Machines, Caldron
he'lles' Wagon and Pipe Boxes, OF all descr,p-
Saw X Grist-Mill Castings mcde tn orderapd
on short notice ""0
As me subscribers have just got Large Lalb.
their establishment, they far1er tbemsrlvr. tb.t
.hey can do wrrk cheaper and better thar ey~,
mas oeen done IN Southport
Repairing OF Threshng Machines will receive
prompi attention. Patterns forthe Machines now
IN general use are kept on hand
In snort all Kinds of Castings and F,n;shipo
uohe IN as workmanlIke manner and on AS r,ae
So DE terms as al any other Founiry ives, of
JOSHUA DAVIS. AvnRrw I,o
Southport, March "a, Is17. no
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-04-27

TAR J. S. WOODS SARSAPARtLLA
II ELlXER, WARRANTED To BE THE CHEAP
EST. and ny FAR TIE BEST preparation OF oarsapd
nlla ever offered to the American people.
This preparation of Sarsaparlla has been prov
ed by verv many eminent Physicians, TO be more
eilectuaI in purifying The blood than any oihef
medicine known. 1t has effected many astonlsh-
ing cures and is truly highly valuable lrePd 10
all peIson in any way atircted'wlth diseases lis
cures are speedy and permanent, renovating the
sy ten and invIa Grating the patient, unGer IT'S mn
mediate control. We have only 10 that IL
has for its agents large nnrlber o. eminent. med
zeal practitioners who make general use OF IL IN
their prantice. 1t is put up in quart bottles ana
is neither patent. quack, or imperial medicine.
We Give an extract of a few of The many highly
resnectable recommendations voluntarilJ sent U.S.
Rev r. r. Rawson, OF Abacy. considers Il
.,he best article for perso IS debIlltatcd and OF
scrofuous habits, offered to the American pto-
Pile"
Rev. Allen Steele, of Troy, say,, cit lar en-
cells all the popular medicines
Rev. F. NJ. Hitchcock, ot Albany, recommends
II as ga most valuable md medicine for Weak
ness, Scrofu!ous Humors and Nervous derange
ments."
Rev. Elias Vauderlip, of Albany, says, on
taking but enc bottle, found relief Ia Scroiulous
Humors of % or 30 years Standing
Rev l. ~ Wykofl, of Albany, recommends II
as decidedly beneficial on a dyspepc habit.
Many of the hes, Physicians OF Albany pres
cribe il for their patients; also Physicians OF roy,
Utica Rochester, &c.
DR.. E. Church, of Marshal, Michigan, consid-
ers i, "the best preparation OF the kind now IN
USE"
DIR. S. P. Cunningham, has compaied 1t with
Townsend's and declares II cheaper and better
than Townsend s."
Dr. b. F. Fairfield has tested 1t and tiEds 1t
60 the best preparation of sarsaparllla IN the mar
ket."
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
Albany Freebooter. April 9TH 1917. says " We
believe DIR. j. s. Woods Sarsapara Elixir to
be carefully psepared from articles purely vegc'a
Bile, and by skIlIful physician, whose standngln
society will secure public confidence.
Albany Knickerbocker, OF March 18th, lo47,
pays The same compliment to DIR. Wood, aud adds,
'we think we hazard nothing in saying 1t is the
best and most concsn'ia ed preparation oil Sarsa-
parla before the public.
Albany Spectator says, SIN the hxedness OF
principle and Stern integrity ofDr.. WOOD we have
assurance that no article appearing under his name
would be other than represented by HIM. -
" His Sarsapara stands high wherever 1t has
been nitro luce d.
Sold wholesale and retail by Sawyer Il Co.,
Southport. Wis. lyI4.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-04-27
DECLARE ron OF WAX

- MARSTON has now got upthe best Sbon
IL. IN the Territory for painting and is now prr,
pared to do all kinds of Painting and POLISHING
Carriages and Sleighs in better style than can he
done else where. Alter the experience OF twr,tv
years he iatters hIms1 that he cannot be bealay
ing paper-he al-o prepares walIsand paints walls
alicolors and different styles So thai any rooms
the walls can be washed as we'll as ANY, wood md
this he does from his own experience md knowl.
edge and rs prepared To do fancy and ornamental
painting cheaper than can be done elsewhere in
tar territory.
y. Paints and Oils ALWAYS for sale a,
myshop and colors OF every description preparrG
and sold ats'- ht Granrngand Imitation OF
gyptan marble and all other kinds OF wood and
marble Nc, &c
!JShop corner of church and pear streets.
OuhpOIt nrc. =. 1913