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&TRATTON'S OFFICE, No. south 18th
- Streel.
Let all the world saywhat they can
Flo selling prizes Stations the man.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No 175-Dec 30
62 81 rs SO 81 62 81 % AZ As 20 81 40.
Drawn Nos ofDelaware, extra No Jan. LIST:
II II Sc 81 SO 40 u 70 20 II IS 20 20 3.
Half Nos So 81 70,
Do do II 80 70, Soil and paid by
sTRATTON
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No 3--Jan. 4:
81 35 90 II Al CT 10 90 10 46 SIS GO.
Whole Nos 20 SIS 60, prize of 800, sold aud paid by
STRATTON.R nj
Drawn Nos of Delaware extra 3--Jau A.
50 % IL SIS 9 81 AZ sc 81 16 81 49,
Half Nos 10 35 IS. $50, Sold and paid in the small
~ Do do IL As s.. $50, fry by
Ticket Nos IL 55 SO, $50,) STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No Jam S:
29 80 80 5 l3 90 60 AZ 81 40 IT.
Halt Nos ~ AZ 60, prize of $780, sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos Of Delaware, extra, 5Jan o.
"a % l 80 16 SIS 20 22 3 81 As r.
Ticket Nos 22 90 As, anuthor one sold and paid by
STRATTON.
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AZ
GALE OF A yAEsAEs.E AEOCgS or
~ DRY GOODS AT AUG. HnN.--On TUESDAY.
the 18th instant commencing Mt 81 O'Clock, will sell
at the store OF Hugh Regh deceased all of his valuable
stock OF Dry Goods comprising alarge and choice
ment of seasonable and desirable Goods
TEnMs-All sums under $780, cash; over that amount
months for approved paper.
BY order OF JAMES A. SMELL
Executor of Hugh Rileigh, deceased.
ia KENT, PAINE & KENT, Aucts.
fgNRUsTEE'S SALE OF FARM IN HENu
L RICO, NEAR FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
ROAD, ABOUT MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND.
BY virtue of Decd of Trust executed to the subscr
Der by James T. Sutton, Jr, bearing date
and duly recorded in Henrico County Court shall in
execution of said trust deed proceed to sell public
auction on the premises, on TUESDAY, the 18th of
January 1853 commencing at 10 o'clock if fair if not
the next fair day the hour the tact of land in
Henrco adjoining Francis Staples. &os containing
acres land being the same conveyed 0gad Sutton by
James Taylor and wife, and situated very near the
Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad.
The terms will be made known on the day of sale.
W. GODDIN
ia Auct
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PETER TINSLEN,
vi manufacturer and Dealer i'm Boots and


No 238 Broad street. Shockoe Hill,
.San Takes occasion to inform the public that sssa
$M( he has now in store, and is prepared to Y&l
! & make to order, al descriptions of B OOTS.v IN
SHOES CATERS, &c.
Being DESTROYS of sutng all tastes, the subscriber ha
spared neither pains expense in procuring from the
Northern and Eastern manufacturers the best and
tasty styles of goods Ladies and Misses may therefore
rely upon procuring at all times the best article made
well the latest style demanded by the mandates of
fashion. Whilst he feels warranted in saying this how
he desires to be distinctly understood that he al
ways keeps hand full supply of less costly goods
which he is prepared to sell cheapy he who sells
chappest.
Gentlemen willikewise find well assorted stock OF
Boots, Caters and Shoes from which choose, either
ttn themselves, their children servants.
And both ladies and gentlemen, who may desire a
homemade article informed that the subscriber is
prepared to manufacture any article in the Boot and
Shoe line, i'll the most faithful Misunderstanding in con-
nexon with his store shop well supplied with the fines.
raw material. and employing none but the best workmen
ALL therefore, in want Unreasonable goods during the
Christmas holidays. well henceforward may con
suit their own interests, by calling on
PETER TINSLBY,
de 22-lm No 238 BROAD street.
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N OTICE-~-The concern of KENT, PAINE &
KENT having expired by limitation, the subscribers
have formed copartnershp, admitting Mr. ROBT.
A. PAINE partner, and will continue the business
under the style. HORACE L. KENT,
WIN. e. PAINE,
JAS 8. KENT.
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10 Ias : " J JAS WfN 1871 slSe
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Watches, JeWeIry and Fancy Goods,
NOW OPENING AT THE NEW STORE,
No 100 Main Street,
ASSORTMENT OF

NOW OFENINE THE NEW STORE,
No lO6 Main Street,
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
WATCHES, JE WELRY & FANCY GOODS
Ever brought to this market
vuNHE subscriber having taken lease of the large
40 LOG Main street for the purpose of permanently
establishing himself for the sale of Goods of the above
description, and having great experience in importing
and dealing directly With the mapgctpreFs enables him
The assortment of WATCHES will be kept co~.plete,
and for quantity and quality material and nish the,
cannotbe exceed in any store in the country and
be confidently recommended. The assortment ofJEW-
ELRY will also be kept complete. The ASSORTMENT Of
FANCY GOODS would take tho whole of one of the
mammoth sheet newspapers to desorbe suffice it say
that the stock, amounting to nearly 100000 will be sold
at as low prices as be purchased in any of the North
ern cities. Please call and examine goods aud prices
ELIAS HALE,
no Gift Importer, No LOG Main street.
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UST received at SMITHS Periodical Depot oppo
- site the American Hotel the third number of Mini
hs's American Drawing Book, for sefinstruction.
lac
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INSTRUCTIONS,

Embracing conditions 10 De incorporated IN The soriYa 10 The
extent The Department may deem proper
1. Seven minutes are allowed to each intermediate Of
bu, railroad and steamboat routes there TO be
delay than is sufficient fer exchange OF the mail
bsgs.
On routes where the mode Of conveyance admits OF IT,
the speo, agents OF the department also post office blanks
mail bags, locks and keys 70 be conveyed without er-
ira charge.
3. No pay will be made for trips performed and for
each OF such omissions satisfactorily explained, three
times the pay Of the trip may be deducted For arrivals 30
far behind pne 10 break with depending mails,
and not sufficiently excused Of the compensation
for the trip subject forfeiture Deduction may also be
ordered for gedo Of performance inferior that specified
in the contract For repeated denquenees OF the kind
herein specified enlarged penalties proporoned to the
,ure thereof and the importance Of the mail may be made
4 For leaving behind or throwing Oft tho mails any
portion Of them for the admission Of passengers for be-
ing concerned in setting M running express convey
ing commercial intelligence ahead Of the mail quarters
pay may be deducted.
s. Fines will be imposed unless the delinquency be
promptly and satisfactorily explained by certificates Of post
masters the aft javs Of other orodtahle persons for fail
ing in time for noglecng take the mail
from, deliver into, post Office for suffering il lowing
either to the unsuabcness Of the place Of
ing be injured destroyed robbed los and for
70 sing, after demand, convey the mail frequently
tho contractor runs concerned in running COACH
car, or steamboat, on route.
g. The Postmaster General may annual the trnct for
repeated failures to agreeaby to contract for disobey
ing the pos, Office laws, the instructions Of the depart
ment for refusing discharge carrier when required by
department do for assigning tbs contract without
the Of thu Postmaster General for running an az
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FORM FOR A BID

Whu. ehonge from advertisement !, contemplated BY The
bidder.
(or the may bc,) there write the name or
in fu OF tore the residence residences
hereby propose to carry the mail on route No, from
to often the Postmaster Generals adver-
tsemen for proposals the same dated February 1853
requires in the time stated the schedules contained in
such advertisement and by the following mode Of con-
veyance, witt Here how it is to be conveyed
for the annual Of there write on, the sum in words at
full lsngthl
Dated [Sgned.l
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No. 1887
by the Prestdent Of the United States.

IN pursuance law l. WILLARD FILLMORE President OF III,
public will be held at the land Offices il
the State OF WISCONSIN, at ihe periods hereinafter dessnated
office WILLOW RIVER, commencing Monday
ships, viz
North the bare line Of fourth priaepa msdian
islands the main Of Lake Superior, Of three
Fractional township hy on the main shore oake SUPERIOR
Township forty nine and fractional townships any nay
the main shore Of Lake Superior, of range
Township 'oynlne and fractional township h on the shore
Fractional townships fortnne and my the shore Of Lake
Townships twenty nine thirty, thirty thirty
chips foryseyen and oreigh and fractional township forty
Townships twenty eight twenty nipe thry thirty
thirty and fractional township The shore Of L.k'
townships nifty thirty one thIry-two, hpthree and thirty
four and fractional township forty nn' on Lake SUPERIOR range
Township. thirty ,hryone ,hirtwO, @iryrhree and thirty
township. thirty one ihtywo, thiry-thce, and uy four;
Townships ihryone ,hiry-two thirty three, and ryfour,
At The land ONCE CROSSE commencing Monday, til,
senh day OF May merit for the disposal Of The public land. with
in the following named townships TO via
North the base line and uest Of the fourth principal rsdn-
Townships seventeen eighteen nineteen range
Township twenty one and Twenty two o. range ak
Townships twenyone, twenty-five, twenyihtoe, and twenty
Towpship lwen-one, twenty-five twenty hrss, and twenty
township. twenty one. twenty-five twenty three, twenty four
and twenty-five, Of range ten: -,
the STEVENS POINT, commencing Monday
the the disposal OF the public lands situ
limits Of the sndemenoned townships, 20 wt
North Of linz Of the fourth principal r,sTo~
Township twentv i've, Of range four.
Townhps twenty dive, twen-cish twenty nine
thirty thirty-ona. and thirty-two, Of range FIVE
Township twenty Ave, of range sir
nineteen, thirty end nyone In 'o~nsh
twenty 1--WE. Of range seven
Township twenty FIVE and twenty sir Of rasgs ten.
Township twenty five, OF range eleven.
ono. n MtNAsaA. commencing on Msna.y n.
May for the disposal OF the public lands
within the following named townships, via
and Of the foutk principal r,srida-
Town hips twenty-five twenty three, ofrsnse thirteen
by law for the schools mtsy and
purposes together with hese and Overlooked Lands
unfit thereby cultivation which shall be selected BY
the State auho es before the day. appointed or The
OF public sales rosrsevey under the act entitled 40
enable The stats Of Arkansas and other States 70
wamp andf within their nts, approved September 2s 1850
,Cu be srciuSe4 from the sales.
ofering OF lands viii be commenced on
the days appointed and viii proceed 10 the order IN which thy
with ali despatch until the whole 'ha
offered, the sales thus closed but no SAFE hs
open weeks and private entry o. me
admitted expiration Of the two weeks
under the Of Washington, this hrs day OF
February Domn thousand eight hundred and my three
WILLARD FILLMORE
BY III. President
JouS WiIsor, -
Commissioner Of the General Land once,
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Arrive al Riepxi same day by s . m !;

Arrive at Rienxi same day by SPIN;
Leave RieDz Tuesday at
Arrive OF Ripley same day by 6 m.
$3.50 From Hi sboroogh by Decatur Talahatehie Sock
alma, Marion, Alamutcha, Castor, Alabama
Black Bluff Ferry and Jefferson, TO Linden, lit
miles and back, week
Leave Hlsborough Monday a, ann
Arrive AT Linden Wednesday by 6 p m
Leave Linden Thursday at
Arrive at Hlllsborough Saturday by ppm
$500 From Louisville, by Haynes Mills 10 Crawfords-
vile, 80 miles and back, once week
Leave Louisville Monday at 7 al
Arrive at crswtord A., lie ls same day BY spmi
Leave Charlottesville Tuesday at 7ami
1851 From Eastport, by Telegaphic Route to Waynes
borough, Tennessee, AZ miles and back, once
Leave Passport Monday sam M
Arrive at Wayaesborough next day by loans
Leave Wnynesborough Tuesday at | m;
Arrive AT PASSPORT next day by 4pm.
$500 From Canton, by Carthage, Edinburgh. Jacinto,
Philadelphia, Summeryille, and BROOKLYN TO
GAINESVILLE. Alabama, 1873 miles and back, once
Leave Canton Monday at Gam;
Arrive at GAINESVILLE Thursday by PM;
Leave GAINESVILLE Thursday al 3 m;
Arrive at Canton Sunday by 6 m
miles, by water. and back, once week
Leave GAINESVILLE Monday at a m
Arrive at New Orleans same day by pm;
Leave New Orleans Tuesday at a M
Arrive at GAINESVILLE day by 6 . m.
1894 From Augusta to Enon High School, Is miles and
back, once week.
Leave Augusta Friday at am;
Arrive At Enon High School same day by 10;
Leave Enon High School same day al 2 PM
Arrive at Augusta same day by pm.
5S65 From Homesvide, by Fordsvle TO Mobile Ala
bama, $50 miles and back, once week
Leave Holmesville Monday at am;
Arrive at Mobile Friday by pm;
Leave Mobile Monday at a m;
Arrive at Homesviie Friday by pm.
1856 From Carrol'on to Aberdeen, 100 miles and back
week
Leave Carrollon Monday at 8 a M
Arrive al Aberdeen Wednesday by pm;
Leave Aberdeen Thursday at 8 m;
Arrive at Garollton Saturday by 5p m.
1867 From Koscusko, by Greensboro and Houston 10
Ponio,oc, ITO miles and back once week.
Leave kosciusko Monday at 6 am;
Arrive at Pontotoc Wednesday by 4pm;
Leave Pontotoc Thursday at 6 a M;
Arrive at Kosciusko Saturday by p m.
1868 From Chronicle the terminus Of the Mobile and Ohio
raroad) by Winchester, Qutmsn Marion d.
Kalb and Macon Columbus Mississippi 81
miles and back, six times week.
Leave Chronicle daily at /;
Arrive at Columbus
Leave Columbus daily
Arrive daily at Cironellc I.
Bidders requested to propose a schedule.
Proposals for twice week service and also for three
times week service, invited.
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LOUISIANA.

LOUISIANA
Fysm July 1883, to jim, 30, 1884
sls7 From Columbia, by sslmsgundi, Ion and Jones',
Ferry, to Point Jefferson, 80 mile. and back, ono.
week.
Leave Co umbis Monday si6smi
Arrive al Pint Jefferson next day by IL m;
Leave Pom, Jefferson Tuesday at 3 pm;
Arrive at Columbia next day by Bpm.
sl86 From wood by Cooks Store, Moorings Fer
ny, and Monterey, (Tsxss) to Boston, 40 miles
and back week.
Lave Greenwood Monday At ami
Arrive At Boston nsxt day by loan;
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TOTAL II pieces estimated $50 cubic feet.
the quarter length from The butt. and thence LINK
Topmass viii hold the Of the butt for one-thnd Of Their %
from The butt ,,,
middle sings thd Of their length that Is for one au
each side Of the middle and thence taper a
The pieces be OUT square and smoothly newed ns as
10 be long yellow hne grained straight and 'oss.
rings The knots must be few in number round small sue ~
ao~aDc VIII be made teyond the sizes pw
The whole 10 be measured except wane.
The the price per cubic foot based upoa
All Tie spar timber will be subject to the
peeon and customary :, !. r
and approved by the commandment thereof
each Of nary yad OF which less than one half ensa
cling fair proportion Of the large pieces must be delivered %
l., Of March, 1854 No extension Of time making dves
viii be granted, and penalties for nonuihment WIZ DC nsy
Person. whose may accepted will be required en,
that they shall in respect . 10 perform the eon
me ss%s may be- a. the .pUn o n J" .a na e
defaults which have occurred; with the supusnoa
any psr Of the quality and The ".
and named that then and In that case the contractor 10
sre. OF money equal the contract price ".
nqudated damages may be recovered from time to time
Approved Of each co'us
per will be withheld from he amount Of each payment
81 s,sS @ in poa,s BY The
ants the navyyads, will he paid by the agent
point delivery within tirty days Ale It's prrsenon 70 nm
offer be accompanied by written gntanee l'he
sponsy OF III. ausrspto gusanors TO b. cefhed 70
ocia by known t. the oo"
accepted, the bidder bidders wli WINE
receipt Of the the Office dessa"
The with good and sufficient reies to furnish h
ageeaby the specified the contract
Of OF 1896 forb,ds the consideration OF P
posas % accom- panied by such guarantee. a.
Bidders particularly cautioned 10 endor'e her efe'
thai thew be Distinguished from other business
prevent being opened before the DAY npponeo
Offers made In strict conformity with tins
considered option Of the bureau Tho~
who's. may accepted will be nou6ed aod contr'o"
wardcd without delay -
Person. offering the post once h
addressed and the navy agent 70 wno"
contrsc,s shall be cent for execution ma. a.
caiy notified by others will be paid Tor i"
tios.
PORN OF AN OTTER
tor WEI agree furnish deliver 1t the navyyard
conformity with the requirements OF the advertisements
usry 1885, the spar required that yard ..s
verriseme mt, cubic feet At the rate OF - eeh"r
cubic ont-s-.
III my accepted desire be addressed through m
Office and the contract be sent TO the navy "
- for execution.
hereby guaranty in the forcssing bid OF ps $3.50
WILL within days amer the receipt o NV
designated in said bid execute the same
sufficient furnish The mast and spar timber W
y eonio,m'p ~'n "e 's''"' " m CD
hereby certify th,t beet Of my knowledge and pen
above named euarnntors good and sufficient r. Y.
Tn. offer to b. endorsed popo'ois for Ma'f and spar 7~
-, Norp. Yard at -
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NOTICE TO PRE-ENrrIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE-ENrTIoN CLAIMANTS
LIVERY person eniedto the right Of Of the
'na n the townships and fractional townships above
ara required TO establish the the satisfaction Of the
Wsr and receiver Of the land once and
srs'o ns soon practicable h notice and before
day appointed pukic sale
embracing the claimed such he forfeited
John WILSON
BebA-lswl1v CsnninionAx General Once,
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NOTICE TO FRE-ENFIlpN thh"hNios
rv.ry entitled onption OF the
and fractional townships shove cnume
rrnuirrd establish the the Subtraction OF the
proper land Office and make pymen, there
M utter .eetnr th notice, and before the day
public sale OF the lands
s Wv 49, ' JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner 81 the General Land Once.
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nt,ToMAC HOUsE-ha undersigned bogs leave TO
that he rented thoroughly repaired this large
which Tor the reception Of y
endesvor pieae his guests, he hopes 70
receive a shars OF public patronage $500 ....un
Dec o1-Iswam Proprietor.
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[signed.l
PORN Of q Guaranty.

Tho undersigned undertake that II the foregoing bid for
carrying the mail route No be accepted by the POST
master General the bidder shall prior the LIST day Of July
next enter into the required obligation TO perform the ser
vice proposed, with good and sufficient surcues
Dated Sgned by two gusrantors
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Form Of Certificate.

The undersigned POSTMASTER Judge clerk Of court
Of record, the may be-. oertihes that he is well
acquainted with the above and their property
and that they are men Of property .nd able to make good
their guaranty.
Dated ISignsdl
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FORM OF AN OFFER.

NOTICE IL hereby given that tho umderssa"ed ~
o.nsr nv purchae assignment, of Virginia rrchanr
t,rv warrant No 49, issued George r. Cane, Colon
U. stIott q. Cs'iett, the hes, and Lucy Cue
widow George Catiett, consideration OF the services
George atleti, for three years lieutenant IN the ~
navy and sixty and third OF sna
1e June 1890 snd that said warrant has been and nov
and that Undersigned will apply the General Land Omcs
United States for and upon said under the
ions OF entitled An act making further provisions ~
satisfaction OF Virginia land WARRANTS, apsvea Ansu.i
Jan o7-ia~3m- JAMES HoRhhioV-
THIS IL to- give notice that =, Clara mcWtns"y
fredericksburg, Virginia. have obtained from the sHs %
duplicate of land No 3 for 2eS5A aef
father Joshua Mcwiams, for his services ~ w ~
lated July 1882 the original being and tina, SHAH
cor the
Ian Q0--tsw3m
QoOkS.-Mr ,.Csshsr's Pilst1sge Of Adam aho - n
- aiso his Wes,sn Sketch Book few copies - ~
bs had from the author south side, three doo
Fsh1
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QUARTER and ea half Of the
vsr sytyo ihr,y ou, and ,hy il iosnA.p ",.sy
tons w9 tour = e,ss s Pst' ss., q the ver @ ,seve four
four, ir, twopyeisht thirty, and hytwo, teast Of
one lsre. he psu ver ELEVEN leas Of the nvsr
thirteen fifteen eas Of The rsst twenty three twenty Ave.
se, (ess nvcr thirty township nae tgo Of
s selou Twelve Ss,s, is%s w., ssd
ss s ,w ,lvs. and s., o. The ss
and eshvhfee Of rangethiry Townships eighone eighty
e,shwo, and eshy',oes Of range siry,wo
Townshps seventy sir, sevsnysereo,
htihs GAkRfroS eo@n.acins on Monday the
in the mi" OF the following townships
ships, viz
North Of Tire base liz. ofihs mn prnep rp<raa-
rr,onsI township 1--even, binding Missouri line. Of
twenty three, twenty -four, ard twenty-five.
az, 1919 -, i, ~, en On ue missouri nne and town
tioua township the Missouri lac township.
ship nrycyen on The Missouri ne and townships
To~nshps sryesht srynin. seventy and .even-on. Of
range twenty nn. Township seventy four. ofanrs thirty
twenty day nsr the disposal Ct The pubic sp
situated within inc aforementioned fractional townships adjoining
the northern boundary Of The State, wis
North Of the uea Of ~, nm ,rinpai meridian
Fractional township hundred ranges hvc seven eight
and nine.
porpoe together win tbosc swamn and ovsrowes ,nd
made uoht thereby M cultivation fanny which shall be selected
BY the State authorities before appointed the com
Of .he public sales respectively under the
The swamp lands within their limits, approved September u.s. 1850
The Offering II ,bs snss vii, he conon,oa q, a..
ed and viii proceed in the order they with
and The us b., al. s ~ ns o. S'sn
two weeks and no private entry amy
Given under city Of ws.hns,on This a day Of
February, Ammo Domin thousand eigh, hundred and my
three. -
WILLARD FILLMORE.
'oHs NILsor,
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Clothes Cleansed.

DEPAIRED, Re dyed and color improved, by sNb,
IL yEsrER WILSON, No. 1876 Main street, rear OF
Slurevanl's Tailoring Establishment, Worcester Mass,
Mr. W., thankful for past iavorsi takes ms me,hod
OF solcing continuance Of the same aud VIII be nap
py TO wait upon all who will favor him with Their pat
rOnage. Having had twelve years experience IN the
business he ~ confident that he give satisfaction 10
his patrons
Ills Prices arc overcoas, 90, Frock Coats 10 cts,
Sack Goats as, Pants, $40, .sts 90, Bun vests 90,
fnntd to give satisfaction Garments sent by stage or
Paichs spirits eT SOAP. ap2l dif
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Sight Restored .

CpECThCLEs no longer needed. BY the use of a
- simple instrument invented by the subscribers,
Sight may be retained through life without glasses,
may be restored after easses have been many
yenrs This wonderful effect is produ ed without pain
or Inconvenience Certificates of from Rev o. g.
Furney, ohm H. stuyvesant, Esq p J. Devnep, Esq,
and others OF equal responsibility, can be seen at
our office Tho efficacy Of the Cups was shown by
experiments in recent lecture in Rome by our agent,
Dr. q. II. Brainafd.
The Cups will be forwarded 10 any person by mail
j. BALL & CO., !.
apls dsm No. 100 Nassau st., N. Y,
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PER Ell nv

7 HAVE in store aud offer for sale large lot Of Luz
bins and Preston Merrilps Panel Extra, EIDE Il Co.'s
Hedyosmia, John Moakm's Nonpariel Perfume, Patey
& Cos Ess Sweet Brar Pivers Triple Ext Patchouly aud
Lavender Water, Maugenet Il COudroy's Victoria Per-
fume Joseph Aut Farina, Francois Maria Farna, Jean
Maria Farina and Johan Hutton Parma, imported Black
Red Stamp Coognes Jean Mottet's imported Orange
Flower Water, with great variety of domestic Co
ognes aud other perfume, all Of which n!e warranted
genuine aud true their name Also, the largest
sortment of Essential Oils in the city.
marl6 l.. Il. LAZELL, Druggist, 201 Main ST.