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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-07-08
Valuable farm for Sale,

THE SUBSCRIBERS offer for sale a valuable
L improved farm, situated four miles from
st. Charles City, consisting of 245 acres, 40 of
which are timber. Over fifty acres of the farm
are under improvement, being well fenced,
and crops growing. A good log dwelling
house and outbuildings on the premises.
eE Price $40 per acre
HILDRErH & CARVER.
st. Charles City, June !. 1858.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-07-08

We are yet without returns of the
recent vote in this State upon the
Bank Laws sufficient to determine
fully how the election has gone. The
indications are, that the people have
declared in favor of both laws by a
handsome majority.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-07-08

The ladies of Great Britain are
about to erect monument to the
memory of the gallant Havelock. The
fund already raised is nearly sufficient
for the purpose. This money might
be more wisely used, if bestowed upon
the family of the dead hero-for Have
lock left them little save his good
namn
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-07-08


IN PROOF Of tn" above assertion, read the following
L testimony from distinguished persons from all parts
uf the country
HON sol ONION MANN Ann Harbor, Mich saws his
wife, whose hair had become very thin, and entirely
white restored 10 IL original brown color and had
thckcncd and become beautiful and glossy, upon and
entirely the head. Others of the family and friends
are using your Restorative with the happiest effects
HON. JUICE RRFESE, TX Senator Of Illinois. says, my
hair was prcmaturcly gray, bU by thr Of Woods
Restorative, 1t has Resumed it, original color, and I
have no doubt permanently -.
HON. II. l.. STEWART, says, my hair very gray !,
but using two bottles restored ID its original color
REV. J X BRAGG, BrookncId Mass saws IL has re-
moved from my head Inflammation, daBdrun and con
slant tendency To itching, and restored my hair which
was gray, Ia it, original color.
J. W DAVIDSON Monmouth ILL.,. says my hair was
thirds gray rather white but by the application
ct the Restorative directed has resumed its original
color.
DR. g. Wallis, Of Chicago, SAYS after using a great
many other preparations all to no eject used bot
ia my head Of two years standing
BENJAMIN I0NGBIGE, 254 Seventh Avenue, New
York says having lost my hair by the effects Of Erysp
elias when began 10 grow, instead Of black before,
il was well mixed with gray. Having tried many prcps
raons TO restore the color without effect induced TO
try yours and in spite OF all my doubts il has had the
H l.. WILLIAMS, NJ n, PeckensvilI, Ala says, have
used your Restorative, and find all Is recommended
be have tried II for letter and find certain cnre
W NJ WOODWARD. NJ D., Frankfort, Ky, says h.
recommends in his practice as the best preparation for
the hair now in
very gray, is a dark brown the original col
smooth and glossy all by the use O Woods RcstOra
tive.
WILSON KING, says, one months proper application
will restore any persons hair its original color and
texture
J. D. HOES, says, few applications fastened my hair
firmly, began 10 grow out and black, its original
color
BETSY SMITH North East, Penn, says, that her hair
had ivi number Of years, been perfectly white but
now restored Ia IL youthful color soft and glossy.
DR. J. W. BOND, St Paul says that his hair is strong.
thick and black. although short time since lac was both
bald and gray The people hero saw It's effects and have
confidence In il.
MORRIS GuSlING NJ. D., 81. Louis, says, that after
trying many other preparations, all To no effect he used
bottles which covered his head with aud Wig
growth Of hair and invites all % come and it,
SARAH J. BROWN, says, her hair was not only gray,
but thin that she feared is entire lass but after using
two bottles II has restored both the color and growth
Prepared by .. y. WlNBD 4 CO., ll4 Market
y - ~. ~ aaAs
also, by all Fancy and Toilet Goods Daiers in she Tinted
aid sold by all Druggists and Patent Medicine leaders
states and Canada.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-07-08

Mr.. Wiggin, the contractor for
building our bridge over the Cedar
River, has returned from the East
and authorizes us to say that, not
withstanding the accident and loss
caused by the recent freshet during
his absence, he shall proceed at once
to put up the bridge, and that as
speedily as possible.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-07-08

We understand that several of our
citizens will attend the railroad meet
ing to be held at Waverly, on the 18th
inst.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-07-08
Vote on the Bank Laws.

At the election last week to accept or reject
the Bank Laws passed by our Legislature and
submitted to the people, as directed by the
constitution, the vote in Floyd county stood
as follows:
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-07-08

A Dentist is much needed in st. Charles
Will not some good workman from the East
come ont and settle among nsS
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-07-08
Supreme Court Decision.

Some two or three weeks ago we
published a short article in relation to
decision Of the Supreme Court con,
corning the sale of lands for delin.
n,not 20 VOC Gov which NO M fonts have
been issued. This decision we did
not see ourselves, but as it's provis.
ions were detailed in most of the lead
ing papers in the country, we pre-
sumed that it was given as stated
But such does not appear to be the
case. The report seems to have origi.
mated by the Washington correspond
cnt Of the Missouri Republican.
But wishing to ascertain the truth
of the matter, Mr.. Barney, of Du-
bulnc, wrote to Hon. Geo. w. Jones
about it, and received the following
reply
WASHINGTON CITY,
June Is, 1858.
" SIR Il called Oh the Clerk of the
l. 5. Supreme Court, relative to the
decision of the Supreme Court of the
United States with regard to the lille
gality of taxing lands before the issue
of the patents. He informs me that
there is no such opinion given and
as he owns much land in the West
that is subject to taxation, which
would be exempt under such a deci-
sion as that referred to by you, he
would certainly know as to the dcci-
sion, if any such has been made. He
says the newspaper report is without
the least foundation.
am your ob't servant,
GEO. w. JONES.
w. j. Barney, Dubuque, Iowa"
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and u large assortment of
FAMILY GROCERIES,.
NEW
Harness, Salexy,
AND
Boot and Shoe Store.


is with pleasure We announce to the citi-
l. zens of st. Charles and Northern Iowa,
that we have opened new store on Mill St.,
in st. Charles, whert we manufacture to or.
der and keep on hand
Harnesses, Halters,
Saddles, Collars,
Brides, &c. &c,
in fact everything kept in establishments of
this kind.
In our Boot and Shoe Department
we have superior workmen, and we flatter
ourselves we can fill all orders in this line to
the full satisfaction of our patrons. We are
prepared To do alarge business, either retail or
wholesale. in both branches of our manufac-
tory. We Use none but the best materials
and this enables us to warrant all work that
leaves our establishment. Repairing done at
short notice.
PETIT & FERGUSON.
st, Charles, Iowa, Ans. ~, 1857 40
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-07-08

PROF o. J. WOOD.
SIX. MANN & CO., Proprietors,
GALLON, ONO.
Sold by all good Druggists. "a
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-07-08

" Strike for their affairs and their fires,
Strike for the green graves of their sires,
Strike till the last armed foe expires,
Strike for God and your native land -
He would have Young America new.
er bow the knee in fealty to any man
but would have him ever hold loyal
allegiance to the Fair, his Country
and his Country's God. He would of:
fer in conclusion the following senti
ment-
The Declaration of Old America and
the Declaration of Young America
While the one was mighty in founding
our Republic, the other is absolutely
necessary to its continuance. May the
the one never be forgotten and the other
never @glected
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-07-08

individuals to. whom Shakespeare re-
fers when he says:
1.-THE man that hssh no music in himself.
Nor i, not movid With concord Of sweet sounds,
Is fit for treasons, strat,sems, and spos."
We do not covct their reputation,
but think, rather, that there is no bet.
ter evidence of the moral character of
a people, than the fact that music is
highly cultivated and appreciated.
Music is not merely diversion il
is not merely an avocation of pleasure;
it has higher, sublimer mission.
1t is the prerogative OF music to tune
discordant man,--who is the only be-
ing in Gods universe who makes dis.
cords in the songs Of Misunderstanding
him to harmonize with the Creator
and His creation.
God is harmonious, man is dis.
cordant. Let us cultivate harmony
until man is like his God in that one
of the attributes of his nature.
l6. The Orator Of tie Day--M May he ever, a.
now aim to enlightsn the understanding, i'm
prove the heart, and emulate the patriotism
of his illustrious ancestor of the Green Noun.
tain State, who captured a British fortress " in
the name of the Great Jehovah and the Con.
tinental Congress.
Major Allen came forward, and in
few well turned sentences, rendered
his thanks for the complimentary al.
fusion to his efforts to-day, and par,
ticnlarly to his revolutionary ances,
tor, whose heroic deeds among the
Green Mountains went so far to aid
the cause of American Independence.
Having already occupied the attention
of the audience at length, he hoped
to be excused from making second
speech.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-31
By S. J. Observation-Disclosures.

By S. J. Observation-Disclosures
COMMISSIONER SALE I'm execution OF
7 J decree OF Inc Circuit Court of Alpxan-
dria County, rendered at May term, 1898, in
the suit OF Richard Blaylock and wife, rs.
Joshua Hall and others, the undersigned, VIII
offer lor sale, at public auction, on Saturday, The
18Th day Of September ncri ut II o'clock, n W
in front of the Mayors Office in the city oi
Alexandria LOT OF GROUND, in the said
III city of Alexandria, with the BUILDINGS
.iii:Aand Improvements thereon. situated and
bounded as follows, VIZ Beginning on the South
side of Wolfe street, at the distance Of So feet
10 the Fast Of Water street, and running thence
east with Wolfe street IA feet; thence south
parallel TO Water street ~ feet inches; thence
west parallel 10 Wolfe street, II feet; thence
north, parallel to Water street, to the beginning.
TERMS OF SALE :--One.tenth of the purchase
money must be paid in cash; the residue In
three equal instruments al 6, II, and Is months
lr nm the day OF sale; the deferred payments TO
bear interest, to be secured by the bonds OF the
purchaser. with good psrsona! securi'y-the t.
tie TO be retained until the purchase money Is
fully paid and the property to be resoid, at the
rIsk OF the purchaser, If the terms OF sale are
not complied with
FRANCIS L. SMITH, Cou,,s
LAW. B. TAYLOR,
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NO. POI.
MISCELLANEOUS READING.
4 WARRIOR QUEEN KILLED IN INDIA,

A WARRIOR QUEEN KILLED IN INDIA.
An Indian letter in the London Times an
nouuces the death of the Rance (Queen) of
Jhansi. q, the hands of the British before
Gwalior. Though but 90 years Ct ago. she is
said to have resembled the great Russian
Catherine in her administrative powers, and
upon the death Of the late ruler of JhaDsI
was called to tue throne. The writer adds:
mot lacking either spirit or ambition, she
accepted the offer, and for time ruled well.
But the spark had tuched the train; Bengal
was in a fame; and BOW or never wac her
time to regain that independence from the
British yoke ber ancestors bad lost. We
know what her first steps were--the blood OF
our fellow creatures bears witness to them;
and through well meaning men have endea-
yored to show, sod sincerely hope with
truth, that the atrocities attributed to her
we're greatly ovsrrated, they still admit, re-
luctautly, that these poor creatures Wsrs only
cut to pieces. Hencefortb, OF course, 1t was
war to the knife. She became the very soul
of the movement in those parts. uer iorts
were strengthensd, her men gathered together
in masses; stores laid 10; and every prepera-
ton made for siege OF fight. For herself. she
dressed in male-attire, for greater convenience
10 the saddle or the fgnt; was armed to the
teeth; formed a small but devoted body
guard of picked horsemen, at the heed OF
which she appeared " be almost Ubiquitous.
Was there f.gging OF the necessary tervOf?
she was On the spos to rally and to rouse.--
Was there the voice Of disafection heard?--
she, by her presence, turned it to q shout OF
Joy. Was there danger on the rampant wall,
and men huDg back in ieari there, sword IN
hand, she led the way, and braSed the fiery
storm. Jbsnsi overwhelmed, she found her
way with ber body.guard to Calpee. Here
the same determined will was seen, here the
same spirit shown. Beaten, but Dot con-
quered. she rapidly followed the clever move
of Tapta Topee on the Gwslior, previous to
which, from the attack on Jhansi to the fail
of Calpee, she hand fought no less thsn SIX
actions against our forces, commanded by Sir
Hugh Rose in person. As before at Jhansi.
she was always first at Gsalior, aud even at
the last, fell sword in hand when struck by
q shell from Smiths battery"
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7yOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHlLADEL-
II PHIA.-A benevolent Institution, estab
ilshed BY special endowment for the re,iet OF the
sick and distressed. afflicted with Nrrulent and
Epidemic diseases.-To all persons afflicted with
Sexual Diseases, such as SPERMATORRHCEh,
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE &c.
The Howard Association, in view OF the aw-
tui destruction OF human life caused by Sexual
diseases. and the deceptions practised upon the
unfortunate victims OF such diseases by quacks,
several wears ago directed their Consulting Sur
geon. a. charitable act, worthy OF their name, TO
open d Dispensary tor the treatment OF this
class of diseases, IN all their forms, and TO give
Medical advice gratis, 10 all who apply by let
Ter with description OF their condition, (ase
occupation, habits OF lie, Seq and in cases OF
extreme poverty. 10 furnish Medicines Tree OF
charge IL is needless 10 acid hat the Associa-
ton commands tue highest Medical skill OF tee
age, and will furnish the most approved mod
ern treatment.
The Directors. on review Of the past, feel
assured that their laborsin this sphere OF beney-
oleut effort have been of great benefit 10 the al
fictrd, especially 10 the young, and they have re-
solved 10 devote themselye with renewed ZEAL
to this very important but much desPlsed cause.
Just published BY the Association, Repor,
on Spermatorrhna, or Seminal Weakness, by
the Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent by
mail. Gn sealed letter enveloPe) free of charge,
on receipt of two stamps for postage
Address. for Report or treatment, DIR: Gto:
r. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard
Association. No. south Ninth street, Phiadel'
phls Pa. By order OF the Directors
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
GEokGg FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
Phi!adrp phIa sep A--dlteo3m&wl
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/ oNGWoRTHY'S PURE OHIO CATAW-

1 ONGWORTHY'S PURE OHIO CATAW-
BA Y.-This Brandy has been
manufactured for several years from the PURE
JUICE of the CATAwBA GRAPE, thus atfordlng ad-
ditional evidence OF the progress OF American
enterprise and industry, and of our ability to pro
duce articles al home equal TO those made by
any other nation.
The Ohio Catawba Brandy not only equals
but excels the best Imported Brandies IN purity
and flavor Ii is in fact the best Brandy known.
Thie statement Is fully corroborated by the GER
tifcates of our most distinguished analytical
chemists. 30 r.-.
The want Of pure Brandy has long been felt
in this country, and the introduction OF an artl,
Gle OF snch quality as to supercede the sale and
use of those vile compounds hitherto sold under
the name OF Brandy, can only be regarded
great public good. The Catawba Brandy pos
sessess all he good qualities claimed for the best
Imported Liquors, and is OF perfect purity and
superior flavor, and sovereign and sure remedy
for Dyspepsia, Fatulency, Cramp Cholic, Lam
gour. Low Spirits, General Debility, &c. No
family should be without it. Retail price, Si25
per bottle.
MIR w. A HART is the sole agent for Alex.
andria. BY calling upon the agent ;he public
will be supplied with small bottle gratultously
Dealers and customers will please forward
their orders aug l7-eolm
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A DISCRIMINATING PAUpER.

A friend of ours, who has served as luspec-
tor of House Of Industry, told US OF au
amusing case of epioureanism in poverty that
once came under bis notice. "How do you
like it here?" he asked of one of bis male
charges. pretty well, sir" said he, 'as re-
CARDS the fare but you might do better about
the clothes" "Ah3 1T should be allow
cd to state my preferences" continued the
pauper, II should say give me Boston for it's
table, Portsmouth for its wardrobe, and Con-
cord for general freedom, extending to the re.
fineme nts of social life. I've tried 'em all
sir, and if ever you come to it, you will find
it just as tell you"
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L INVITE CITIZENS and strangers TO Gail
/ at nv inanulactory, No. l4l, hing street,
between u ashngton and -. Asaph streets, AMI
examine my large and handsome assortment OF
sApDlEKY GOODS, as 10 not intend 10 be
suruas.et in NY line OF business, ny any other
city. have OH hand, and am daily manuiac-
turing as fine and superior an assortment, as
can be- found in any .! the Northern cities.
Ny stock comprises as great variety as can
he found in any other house, consisting OF HA h
NESS. Of all kinds, from the tne qni'l wofK
down TO the dTay, cart, and p.o" Harness
TRUNKS, Of every kind, fine SOLE III.
ER. Steel spring Iron frame Ladies IRu NHs
AND BONNET BOXES, and ali other kinds
down 10 the common packing Trunks; SAD
DIES. BRIDES, MARTlNGA ALEs, WHIPS
&c as fine rs the finest; Buffalo and fancy
ROBES. DRIVING GLOVES, HORSE Gov
Frs. CARPET BAGS, VALiCkS, &c, &c, OF
all kinds Call and SEE Tor yourselves.
Thankful Tor the very liberal patronage here
totore extended solicit continuance OF the
same, and pledge myself 10 spare no pans to to
,,iye satisfaction. All GOODS warranted to be
as represented. VI. r. rAp"hi
Oct2l-u
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BUSINESS CARDS.

NJ ARsHALL& WARD, No. II, King street,
! w GROCERS Cnd COHliISSION HER-
CH.4N rs always on hand a large supply OF
the best FAMILY GROCERIES, Aho
GUANO, PLASTER and SALT, which they
offer TO the trade at the lowest rates. Pay par
ticuar attention 10 the sale OF Flour, Gram aud
Country FTOsuce, aug Iii
InTY HOTEL, CoRsGp OF ROYAL AND CAME.
RON STREETS, .9ierGHdrt9, Pd.-lhe under
sigueG respectfully invite their friends and the
travelling public generally, 10 make the CITY
HOTEL their stopping place while III hieXan'
Gria. with the assurance that no pans, trouble
] OF expense will be spared by tne PROPRIETOR
aud ais 9eatisaGaiy ami GCGn"'oiGi'"g ASHiN'
IANTS, III their Efforts TO secure the comfort
and pleasure OF tEs.r guests
This HOTEL h-s been thoroughly repaired.
aid neatly aud comfortably furnished through
out. and lIom lis well known location in the
bushes, part o! the city, visitors on business or
Otherwise will consult their comfort and conye-
nieuce b. making it Iner home during thrirstay.
The SERVANTS are poLfe and Gte"tre, and
the TABLE will he amply supplied with every
thing Tor the inner man. the city market
affords
WHALFY'S GMNIBUSES with polite iiri-
vers and PorieIs. will attend az the iepcts and
Wharves, upon The arrival and departure o! the
Cars and Boats, 10 convey passengers 10 aud
nom the House
Tue Stage. tor Winchester, via Leesbrr.,
and for Upperylle, have tuer Office at this
House, whera PERSONS wishing 10 take seats i"r
either ol the above or Intermediate places, viii
please leave their names,
SAMUEL HEFLEB0W Proprietor.
j. J ROBERTS, Assistant.
L. Travellers and citizens are informed that
by leaving their names al The office o! the City
Hotel, they viii always be certain OF being
coay eyed on their journey in proper tine, that
beng the Office for Whaley's Omnibus Line.
aug 2--d3m
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oR,yGg.yD ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD
eAsS u = iiss;;s-SSis:. .ssiSFiii..s:,

EA@ S-s;;;iI;;s: sE@
1iHE IRAN leaves Alexandria daily at It
o'clock. A. NJ, ior Gordonsvllle, connecting
viii the trans ON the Virginia Central Rail
n... ,,g Richmond aud the West, and with the
r.ns on ine Manassas Gap Railroad, for Wood
so:S old intermediate points.
Tie TRAIN leaves daily, Sunday night ex-
r2,zl a. oclock, P NJ, Tor Richmond, New
orleans Memphis, udIEermediate points.
through tickets al the RailIoad Station.
Tie trains leave GorGousviile daily, at 1890,
4 II. aud 1913 P w., arriving at Alexandria
r2P. ", and 2A u. Nonight train on Sun
hy. J. Il. NlCKLlN, Ticket Agent.
a. If
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GUNNER DRINKS.-Silver Medal premium
- MINERAL WATERS, Carbonated Cham.
payne, and pure Crab CIDER, ALE AID FpR-
TER, several varieties, all Of them superior to-
and cheaper than any now TO be had in town;
TEMPERANCE CREAM MEAD, an excel.
lent article for children and adults liable TO con-
stipaton.
LAGER BEER, now SO highly recommend
ed by Physicians. All the above articles Tor
sale at our depot, No. 49, North Water street,
Alexandra.
EXCURSIONS and persons out OF town, furnish
ed OIL short notice, by leaving orders at above
place, with our wagon, or by mail.
!. s-dtf Army Il SHINN.
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A fat candidate for Office in Alabama, who
is said to eigh three hundred and seventy
FIVE pounds, asks the people of bis district TO
trY him.
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r1NG THE LADIES.-We are selling off from
this 18th day OF July, our entire stock OF
SUMNER GOODS at prime cost for cash only.
We have Oh hand Lace aud Muslin Window
Curtains, Parasols and Fans a large supply;
Challies, Lawns, Berages and large stock OF
Millinery and other seasonabIe Goods.
In order 10 reduce our stock as much as pos
sible before the coming fall reason, we will
make deduction OF per cent on all bills OF
S5 or over Ii you are in want OF bargain,
you will do well TO call and see.
iyl7 ). Il W. MEYENBERG, Sarepte Hall.
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. .- TIE WASHINGTON, ALEX

...~> TIE WASHINGTON, ALEX
s1ssss@ @;s.a ANDRIA. AND GEORGETOWN
MnAM SoM PACKET C0MPANY.-The steamer
syLN hBi'f Capt James Harper, will leave
'tI.u'oT- on Saturday, al o'clock, p. NJ. Re
,.. Ing 'eaye Alexandria every Wednesday
iotniAs, al O'Clock.
IAe Steamer DIAMOND ST.ATE, Capt. j.
's".u' va. VIII .save Baltimore every Wednesday
-, .,o'ocS. 7. ", and returning, leave Alexan-
,.., ,.au4 Saturday at clock, p. NJ. For freight,
n? 70 WHEAT Il BRO, Agents.
~. =. va! freight viii be required invariably in
e"'e NH 2-ti