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LTTAW HOUSE. BALIIMOhE

/a1uE EUTAW HOUSE having been thoroughly &c
nrwed, altered and elegantly re!arr.shed, pv-ses--
inc all the modern improvements Of Steam, tiss. Bath.
p;Tnsrd Tables, etc, il now ready TO s~ccommoda'e ihr
public in a style unsurpassed by any fret class Hotel in
the country.
The especial attention ot gentlemen travelling with II
dies snd families is called to the superior Arrangements ~
this house. It, spacious and lofty apartments, aTas..i
in full and convenient suits OF ParlOrs, Chamber. .to
present most attractive and desirable accommoGstiou.
The sumptuou.ness and excellence OF is Tnbl-, IL"
superiority OF It's wines and liquors and general appoint.
ments shall continue OF the highest grade.
1t IL centrally situated Tor either business or pies'nre
travellers, in n most elevated and henlrhiul location, at
the corner Of Baltimore and Eutsw streets. lie" Square
from the Baltimore mud Ohio and Warrington RHilroni
Stat ems.
coaches ana Por,ors .,icud upon all tho trains anu
steamers Tor the conveyance at guests and ,hrlr osgsa2r.
No pnin- will be- spAr"d Ia make the Eut"~ the elegant
!" ) ordinary ........Se 70 per dry.
Ladies do .....-. 2 ~ per day.
.c antw John CARROLL. Prnrr.
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,,rEST BI TELEGR
..,e cd Gar the Ric'rmond Enquirer.
rrn rkOM EUROPE.

LATER EkOM EUROPE. 80
l,l> S-rhe steamship Aries, WIFI
W. 'r.st.. % the 26th OF June. arrived here TO
!, rN' '"F
.u nothing Of the Telegraphic teet.
AZ, ,,.,tary proceedings ar- at III uninpor'
F''.' rn,, Iudis o,il passed 10 u second
o., : large ~"sl"riiy. c,
| -s' ~ .,.nn,c nrSs from India and China re-
81 ',,,.. vi striking Importance. The news
0rV" .s ii.cnurssins 10 the govsrnment.-
IS !n'N lad been mat- sgslns; The rebels
r. F"A, I.i,~ryrre had been relieved. a SINAI
! SNa ,st n.,n discovered in Pdniauo. Tn.
,,unda al reoel!ed. Al canton genera
~ or.v-'ird. m;,;.,a..o
"a Napoleon had been 'one'''u'eo munster u
wv IN, remains at nome =,
80 -, " IN. R.i,ieh Parliament on the French
T. i'V m excited considerable indignation
'sa'F, recently. a fire destroyed - houses, in
Ds:E' ..rshnuses. The loss is estimated
"a I'D that Spain had applied to France
...,u.t British pressure in the matter
,-s3- around the coast OF Cuba, aud thai
'.,,n met with encouragement.
nsssed near the spot where the tele
N''' ht,,ld have been concentrated, but the
as .hick.
i ,r,n Of J-haupore, after being relieved was
nv Nina Sshib. but he was reulsepd
threatened by 10000 rebels, under the
in, General Gratis absence. Lucknow
e ,bT. The garrison had been reduced 10
10y The heat was intense. The ring
~. cSl.piracy Of the Punjaub had been
,s,,cl. Jane a6.-The Cotton market closed
aS ,srsncrus tendency. The sales Of ihs week
50 a. u6O bales; Orleans fair, Z 9l6d; mid.
- ~. srds lair, III; middiiug, 6ll-l6t.
r n nor: amounts TO 6l6.oO bales, of which
l y. - American. Manchester a adv ss are ia
+: s s,,.s., d .. ss"s,r::y Fl Eies S' ss ind P sS%,:
IN kenmore, 2l-; Wheat ia dull at 5s I'd to
> 'au ~h,e, 6. I'd to 6s lod: Corn has a
.re,ncy; Sales OF Yellow at 3is Go; White
! az. dull. Rice ia quiet at l9a2Os. Spir
FFvsr" r,,n- is steady at Acts. Rosin is steady at
g. ..s,aa, Of bullion had Increased can 5ls4i 'OS &C.
T., /, Chilly more stringent ''"S''S '0' S''
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n.ur Dy A. NORRIS. BOOKSELLER

!; MEDIA OF COMMERCE AND CONNER
uyt;.T.ON. Edited hy J. Smith Romans, Cor
~, secretary OF the Chamber Of Commerce of
you York. snd Editor of The Bankers Ma.
: All ~ :. Smith Hornans, Jr., r. s Author of
y,.s.,s, anil statistical Account OF the Foreign
t-sreo he I :" Royal Octave, PIP; ZOO, double
.,-g.,'y bound in Muslin. &c 90; In strong
,tp,. - -; in Hall Calf extra, 81 90; copies
&, G.i. Ii Two vols. e IS.
.,rk , a compendium o; commercial knowledge.
~, ,r:cles upon the trade Of every important mari
az Ard c:;y in the world copious aud reliable
NON the staple productions of every climate {:
T., non commercial subjects synopses Of the laws
80 commerce; and, generally, information and
e., anon every important commercial subject.
r. V~OSTAGUE'S PAGE; An Historical Romance
1. ,sr.n.eeu;h Century. BY & 2 Il. James, Author
n-Girlon Kicheiieu, etc. With n Portrait i MI
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f;y DgRWEST. by Mrs. Ann :. stephens, Author
rau;,a SO - July 9
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BATH ALUM SPRINGS,

a DELIGHTFUL. SUMMER RETREAT IN THE MUIS,
TAlSS OF VIRGINIA,
Twelve hours from " nrhingtou city aud Richmond by tho
Virginia Central Railrond.
sDASSENGEIis from the North take the Alexandra
q morning boat AT Washington and the Alexandria ana
Orange IL ailroad to GordOnsvilc; hcnc" By Central Rail
road, in tull view ut Monticello, fhc University uf Virsi
mia, passing through the Blue Ridge at ROchtsh, by III,
great Stale Tunnel, (ncarly one mile in lcnsth) CROSSING
the Valley ut Vircinil, and entering the ranges of III,
North Mountains nj Buffalo Gap. Leaving the ears nj
Milboro Depot. thence by coHchcs ten miles, over asmoolt
graded road. To bath Alum before shutdown.
The PropfielOrs irel warranted in saying, lhHt 10 iRmi
lies and others desiring n quiet, cool aud cOgItUrthbir re-
treat from the lowIands Or the city, there IL not one III
the mountains, OF Virginia offering greater Inducements
Lar:c, niry. well ventilated, we'll furnished rooms, aud q
good table, have always distinguished this watcriu.
place.
The mineral waters (alum and chalyhcste) have been
pronounced by distinguished chemists and physicians
equal, III some respects. and, G- II tonic and invigOrator
often superior 10 Rockbridge Spring, while the pure
mountain ireestonr water cannot be cXCclled aud rarely
equallcd for its purity and ~salubrity.
Board per wcek.....--.......
per month. OF J Il
tgS9Thc southern passenger must be careful 10 com.
AS iAr North a. Richmond, nnd there take The Contra
rain nj : O'Clock, A. NJ.
!ESSFisher & Winston. Druggists. Richmond, keep III,
waier always on sale. fresh from the Springs.
FRAZIER s.
June ll-CGt Projectors.
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tY- MEXICAN MUsTANG IlN1MENT.-rron
PUBLIC CAUTION.

At this particular season Of the year, when there are va.
rlous diseases continually prevailing, the public prints are
generally filed with flaming advertisements OF QUICK nos.
trums, purporting to cure every affection, from the tooth
ache To the Asatic Cholera. headed Universal Remedy -
and such like attractive workings. highly recommended
By celebrated NJ. De- and other dLsttheuished men Of s.rdp,
who exist alone with the writer OF such advertisements
These nostrums are usually gotten up to speculate upon,
and cXis. so long as they are unknown. Not so with
BAKERS L MUM
They have been steadily and continually growing in favor
since their frat introduction to the public, till the demand
tor them mas become 40 erea, that thr Proprietor can,
with great difficulty, keep pace with it. These Bitter.
are not as n universal Panacea tor every
disease, but for Ague and Fever, D~yspepsia, Bowel Cotn-
plsinf, Cholera Morhus, Ind: .estion, sour Stomach. Loss
OF Appetite and all diseases arising from the iorpidlty OF
the Liver and !naction OF the Digestive organs, thty are
unequalled.
The Proprietor has not sought to give these Bltters &
foreign reputation. but prefers tic endorsstioD OF their
virtues by his ~neish5ors and friends in Virginia, thou
sands of whom have found speedy and ornament relief
from the use of these BITTERs. All prominent Physicians
recommend them.
PRICE 50 cents per bottle.
For sale, at wholesale and retail prices, by Mcssrs. hdie
& Gray. Purcell, Ladd & Co. Fisher & Winston, and all
other prominent Druggists in the city OF Richmond and
elsewhere in Virginia. Also, Chas Stott a. Co, Washing.
tou. u. c.; +. II. Stabler & Co, Leith ). Hance, Balti.
more. aud By Barnes 81 Park, New York.
CSS- Orders filed by addressing
June 8 +. BAKER. Proprietor, Richmond. Va
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TO LAND SPECTATORS,

n OFFER tor sale 3,0i1 ncres 81 Land, on the North
4 Anna river, in sporsylvanin county, Va, oi which
MI necessary buildings, executed in "a superior STYLE -
There is "A good Garden, Orchard, &c OF various kinds OF
fruit; aud M abundance OF pure water in every portion OF
The tract. There i- also Il great quantity OF excellent tim.
which will BE- very valuable To the purchaser, he IL can
he easily foatcd Down the river, in high water. to the Ter.
minus OF the Richmond and York river railroad. where
there will no doubt be a market at no very distant day.
shall not attempt Ii further description, except TO say, II
would make u most desirable aud -plsndid stock farm -
Thrsc who may desire 10 purchase such property are m
viicd 10 go and see, and Judge Tor themselves
Mr.. Jonathan JOhnso living Il short distance above, will
take pleasure in showing the place, and giving any infOr
nation in HE power. a great bargain can be had in this
property, as | am too far away 10 give 1t any attention.
Msy n-ln JOHN JERDONE. Henderson, Ky.
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tB TINES CHANGEs.-The inventors OF steam

tF' TINES C~IiANl:ES:-The inventors OF steam
power, rail roads AMI machinery, have, during this cen
fury, changed the means and courses of living. while the
discoveries of science have done even more for the al
vancemeni of human happiness, aud the smelioration Of
human suffering Our toretathers, when they were sick,
drank their bitter drugs that did no, cure, and bowed
them down under diseases that are now easily broken -
They tried crude roots and herbs, which failed them
Now scientific research has discovered that this peculiar
| property OF one root and that OF another was required
it is through this light, and on this principle DR.. AVER
has compounded his two great rem~edies-CHERRY Pee
TORAL aud CATHARTIC PILLS. He hns concentrated
the curative virtues Of our best vegetable remedies. The
result shows their origin, and their results are known in
this community. Mark the difference to a patient, in the
lapse Of fifty years. Then he swallowed his bitter pill. in
vnin-now the sick man takes his sugared Pill or honied
Drop, and soou is well sgaln. These adaptations OF the
sciences which bear upon the security or the comforts OF
human lite are after ali the tangible points of their van.
,ase TO man. Without them it matters little how much
may be discovered, or what we know since it is unavail
able to our nee essi;ies and use.-lEastern Literary Re-
view.
Sold by the principal Druggists in Richmond and else
where. June 9S-lm
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July 9-td
MOENTAIN VIE\V gop 80.

VIZ subscriber, wishing 10 enigrafe. will -.l -.
tate On which he lives. on the great kan,vbs -
III tar c1un;y OF Greenbricr. 10 m.les We., of I.,i.lr'
! ne tract contains 80 acrss-the whole of which
ne 'ahd' Inc soil Is rich, and is particularly ni,n,.s q,
~ s'"W'H 81 grass. and the different ynririi.., ..,..
;!n"i' mere Ia On The farm an orchard of sxc.lI.r, t,..
rtcry part OF the tract is watcred with good .,-,
when area mixture Of lime and tree srono--two q, :.
are IN lew steps OF the house. There are about roo ,,.r,
IN cuUuVatlon, and with wha, IL already SO, in rrs.. 49,.
youu De 2'o acres OF good timothy meadow mad, Tt.
umDe, consists oil OAK, hickory, sugar tree. and som. blac,
walnut. poplar, etc, of under growth. Their /. sI," ~" 1'
uoeNooa ana rattle weed. As there is n boundIe,. Ian
near "nsre cattle keep fat half the wear. ON -. -
N"u ''eh weeds, ms iarm would suit admirably M, a.,
eerins II large number Of stock. cattle AMI m!lSs| MIA,
could 10 rInx-i near lis. farm " ~"
An! one Wishing 10 purcnas" l. Invited 10 vlsit III, ,.
uehce oil The proprietor aud examine the property II.
buildings are new ana spacious, aud The dwellings OF hmm
some etyic-the scenery from which is majestic. EFT.
ciA'y tn autumn. when the leaves are stained wiln no.,
q mere are then So many rich colors in the .orrr.u.
'olase. under a pure sky. flushed with every delicate MI.
lovely tint. ."
All mgh; be satisfactory. the subscriber viii -,st.
here, ihn, M viii take 81 per acre Tor the land, il sod 10
a short time; otherwise, he would not feel bound 10 t,k.
that price. hs land Is advuncin. very last in the n,i,nbnr
nooh, IN consequence OF the progress made In constru,,
ing III" Covington roud.
july l-cIt WILLIAM ,Dprn.,,
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~oxYGENArEp nITrENS.

letter, from a well.known Architect Of Montreal, speaks
volumes in favor of the O~XfGENATED BlTTERS. RS y
medicine for those whose occupations are of sedentary
nature. MONTREAL, Nov. IN, 1857.
Gen,lcmcn-l am happy TO be able to send you my test
mony in favor of the oxyscnated Bitters, and intended to
have done il before this, but have been prevented by pro.
;essional engagements
feel great pleasure in recommending 1t TO all suffering
tlom imperfect digestion sick.headache. acidity, or any
deraugemen, of the stomach, from which | have suffered
vererely UPwARl C. OF TWENTY YEARS. From the recon-.
dalton OF one otmy friends, was induced TO try one bottle,
and find myself 50 much benefited by IT'S use, that do
ut think It necessary TO continue ii any further.
You may use this, gentlemen, rs you think proper. and
permit me 10 remain, yours, very tfsly,
Ohm ATKINSON.
rI@SErH w. FowLE & Co, Boston, Proprie,ors. sold
oy their agents everywhere.
For sale in Richmond by PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
W. PETERSON and ADlE & GRAY. Druggists.
Inlv S-dIv
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ROCKHRIDGE UATU-,

NEAR LEXINGTON. ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA,
60 long locally known for their wonderful virtues,
- have recently been elegantly lifted up amd embel
Eshed, by companyoi gentlemen of ibis county, who are
now prepared To entertain ihrir visitors with every com
fou and convenience
THE PECULIAR VIRTUES OF THESE BATHS,
Consist In their crystalline purity and suttncss, and the
great quantity Of light, aniuating aud invIgUrating gas
which they constantly emit, giving II delicate whitrnets
and beauty TO the skin of the bathers, removing. general
deuilities. and refreshing and increasing the physical and
mental powers. TO ladies', particularly, are these waters
valuable.
A WHITE SULPHUR SPRING,
Second only 10 the celebrated White sulphur of Green.
breI, ia Of tree access 10 visitors.
The situation is pleasant, sccnery remarkably tine. So
cirts good. nnd board Oi the best, al only NINE DOL.
LARS per week
The Baths ARE Of easy access by tn, James River aud
KunRwhn Canal, VIA Lexington. the virginia and Tcnnr.-
see Rail Road. via the fcaks Ot Otter and the Natural
Bridge. md by the Virginia Central Rail Road. being ouly
nine miles from 'tinshen DE- pot on that load.
Julv 1-clm.
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ITLpEPER MILITARY INsrITTTk.

NEAR CULPEPER COURT HOUSE, va.
ENllE second session of this school will commence ON
u the first day of next September. The courss of in-
.truc ion will include the Latin, Greek, French aud Span
IN Languages, Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Chem
Try. and lower English branches.
The teachers engaged 10 conduct the school are gradu.
'tes If the University Of Virginia and Virginia Military
institute, who will adopt the modes OF instruction pur
ued in those institutions.
TERMS:
Board, tuition, washing, fuel and lights for ten months,
Sls0.
For circulars, containing full information, address
CHARLES f.. LlGfiTFOOT,
Culpcpcr Court House.
IF RENCE
We have the privilege OF referring To the following:
Faculty V NJ Institute, Lexington
Professors Maupin, Harrison, GildcrSlesve, schele de
We're, McGufey, University Of Virginia
Prof Lucien Minor. William and Mary College
Rev Jocn A Rruanus. Charlottesville
John Hart, AM
John Hunter, ESQ, Louisa county
Col John Voolfolk, Orange county
Rev WIN : White, ID ID, Lexington
Rev VIM N Pend!eion
Gen Vim II Richardson, Richnondc!ty
Col WIN 4 Taliaferro, Gloucester
James Barbour, Esq, Culpeper
w d Walach, Gen George NJ Cooke, A Bell, Esq,
Washington city
Ma Henry Hill, I : Army, New York
r. Voss, Esq, RapDabaunock county
Capt James Stark
The citizens of Cul3sper. July 3l-ctf
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BLOOMFIELD ACADEMY.
HES WESl' OF Ii UNIVERSITY OF VA

FIVE MILES WEST of THE UNIVERSITY OF VA,
w. LEROY BROUN, NJ A. (,ssooia,o pri,cir.,,
w. TEBBS, SH"'"' "''p"
ENIlE object OF this Academy Is to prepare Students
for the University Of Virginia, or To lit them Tor the
sctve duties OF life. The course ot instruction embraces
all those subjects requisite Tor a preparation for any OF the
:nr US practicable, is similar 10 that pursued al that lnstitu.
ZION.
The next session begins Oh the LIST of September. For
Catalogues containing iull information. address either Of
the Principals. The Post Office is Ivy Depot, Aibemarlc
county, Virginia.
linn, op-cJp
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THE ALEXANDRIA BOARDING school.

FROM the preceding card il will be seen TINT the under
signed has purchased the buildings, apparatus. &c oil
Mr.. Benjamin UoliowelIs Alexan iria Boarding School,
md he will open that institution for its 35ih annual session
IN the LIST October next. closing on the 18th July follow
NJ, in conjunction vnG y .ssrs. j. G. Clarke aud Dclh.
ware and kasciusko ketnper.
The location Of this school is undoubtedly one OF the
nest in the country, ns il evidenced bv It's having been
constantly full for many years. The buildings Were
ERECTED expressly for use as II boarding school, and are adj
'nirebly adapted for that purpose. Gas and water are in
:roduced throughout the establishment.
The objcct OF the school will be 10 prepare boys tor TIE
University Of Virginia, or any other college, or 10 fit them
for the duties OF life. The course Of study will embrace
the elementary English branches, the Latin, Greek,
French, German and Spanish languages, a complete
course OF pure Mathematics Natural Philosophy, Chemis-
try and Astronomy.
The costly aud extensive Philosophical and Chemical
apparatus, a fine Telescope, Globes, Engineering lnatru
nents, and n large collection OF Minerals, Shells, &c will
give our students advantages rarely offered BIZ privnic
schools the Principal was connected with the University
fr seven years As Proctor and Patron his tcHchers were
all educated there, and. besides their diplomas, they pos.
-ess very haucring testimonials from their Professors.
Mr.. Clark, especially, is exceedingly well recommended
ne is at present Ass slant Instructor in Mathematics IN The
University, but will resign that position At the close "f the
present session. Our united energies will be devoted to
the school. and every effort VIII be made 10 sustain the
hiuh reputation it has enjoyed under Mr.. Halowelle man.
agcmcut.
TERMS: For Board, Washing and Tuition, in all the
hraL chcs except modern languages, $3.50 TOR tue session
,ayable half Vt the commencement aud hall at the middle
ofthe term. Instruction in French, German and Spanish,
each $50. Charge for fuel and ems, S9.
The above are identical with Mr. He terms, except that
Latin and Greek are no longer made eItrd charges, but are
included in the regular course. The session VIII also be
prolonged two weeks.
For circulars containing full particulars, address
WIN 5. KEMPER, Alexandria, Va.
REFERENCES.-The Faculty If the University OF Va;
Culpeper q. H., Va; NJ. u. Hoge, ID. D., Richmond, Va;
w 8. Plumer, d. u Allegheny City, Pa. June 2j-clm
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! virtue of u decree OF the Circuit Court OF Gooch.
LIE land county, pronounced at its April term, 1859, In
the cause If Lewis' Guardian and others Va. Lewis and
others, the undersigned, who were appointed commits sion.
CTS Tor the purpose, will on MONDAY, the lgih day OF Ju.
", lcJs. in front Of the door ot the Courthouse OF GoOch.
land county. sell at public auction, TO the highest bidder,
n Tract of valuable Land. lying in G~oOch!nnd county, up
on the rOai leading from GOochlaDd C.. II. 10 Micujnh Par.
rishs one mile and II hall from the Courthouse and one
mile Ind Il halt from Cedar Point a public landing on tho
James River Canal This plantation is the same on
which William Lewis formerly resided. Ii contains sou
acres. The coil is improbable, lies well. and i, III other
Respects we'll adapted TO farming purposes There Is,
moreover. on the place R large quantity Of wood, which
might be cut and placed in market without unturnishing
the farm.
The terms Of sulc will be enough in cash to detray the
costs OF suit md expenses OF sale, and the balance in four
equal lnstnlmrnts Al one, two. three and four years. with
interest payable annually from dry of sac. Bonds with
good security will be required for the deferred payments,
and the title retained till the purchase money is paid.
Further information may be had, i, desired. oy al.
dressing or seeing in person Mr.. Lucien Lewis, Richmond.
Va.
Mr.. Hugh French, who lives on the place. will show II
TO any one who will visit it, and desires TO examine II -
Persons who wish TO buy land are invited TO examine the
pIsce for themselves. JOHN RUTHERFORD,
JOHN II. GUY,
Commissioners.
Mcssrs. WIN. w. Cosby, and John Thompson. jr..
own lands adjoining the mentioned tract, which
they are willing 10 sell, so that y purchaser VITO desires
more land than is contained in the above-mentione tract,
can get IL OF those gentlemen. }. {. H.,
Jun. o-ctds J.. H.. G.
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cooCuIAND LAND FOR SALE.

HNHE undersigned offers his Land for sale. II is en-
n Bird Creek, in the upper part Of the county, and Is
about / ur miles below Columbia. The Tract contains
tour hundred and ~sixty.fve acres, about seventy or
eighty Of which are creek and branch low grounds lh'rr
10 a efficiency of timbered land. part original grown
and part old field pines. This land Is adapted u me
crous gene rnlly cultivated in this section OF country, but
more especially to the growth Of tobacco The loc'tion
il n healthy one. Is in n good n.iSho9rnoou, hnd Is con
v,rJon, ,n tho lanes River Canal. The improvements
con.i., If a comfortable dw cling. with four rooms, newly
,sn.;reJ and an Other buildings necessary TOR u farm ui
this size.
inD = -cln A. G. FACE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


s1~"IN PEACE PREPARE FOR WAR;
In the days OF our ysuth. it behooves us to make some
preparation tor the approach of age. How many persons
nave become prematurely bald by ncslccting to spply
aappropr'ate remedies to prevent the hair from falling of I
me use nj Prot. Woods celebrated Hair Restorative -"
wliprrVcnt the hair from falling Oh. impart TO it II healthy
CROWN and even restore the hair of the bald. Thousands
have testified 10 it's efficacy.
where.
June 2~s-cw2w&dst
----E----
ER- MEXICAN MUSTANG LlNIMENT.-From
rich and poor, bond and free; all colors, grades and CON
didons of life, we hear the same need If praise awarded
this wonderful article. Sores are heaicd. pains relieved,
nves saved, valuable animals made useful, and untold Ills
hssuaged by this great medicine which are surprising to
the Judgment of man Whs, family does not require a
standard Liniment. Who ever heard OF the same effects
produced by any other nrticle' For Cuts, Bruises,
>prains. Rheumatism, Swellings, Strained Horses, &C.,:
has no equal. Beware of limitations
The genuine Mustang Linirnent Is sold hy all respect
able dealers throughout the world.
BARNES e. PARK,
June 4-d&clm Proprietors, New York.