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DEAD, BELIEYE, AND IMPROVE YOUR
IL HEALTH.-Madam MOUNTS Consumption
Destroy er, acts msglcaliy on Coughs, Colds. Asth
ma, Bronchitis. and Consumption. In cases OF
colds or two bottles will effect cure 81 cost
Of 50 cents. Persons fIom all sections have ordered
different Quantities 10y express. IL ~ purely vege-
table babe oan take II without injury. havlng
been restored to heslth by IL herself from deep CON
sumption. she recommends Il unhesItatlngly TO ali.
Delays are DANGEROUS. Make Immediate application
II you wish TO be savrd. Apply at No. SO street,
between Ilth and 18th, or at Stott's corner Penn.
avenue and 7th street also, at CUlvers, corner l2h
street anA penn avenue. de 9 I'm
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IMPORTANT TO GROCERS AND con-
Il PETITIONERS.
GEORGE PEARSON, of Baltimore, has lately
opened branch store here, with hne assortment
OF TEAS, COFFEES, FOREIGN FRUITS,
NUTS, CANDIES, &C., which car be purchased az
lower prices than az any other store in this oIty.
Call and purchase. -
GEORGE PEARSON,
Sel Penn. avenue, south aide, between ~ and o. h
streets, and No. 5 North Liberty street Bal
timore. de Is I'm
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pHILADELPHIA DRAU6HT ALE.

The undersigned having accepted ths asenov. nov
give notice that they prepared to furnish their
customsrs and the public generally with Massey,
Collins d Co.'S superior
DRAUGHT ALE.
IN Nnoe end nall barrels. at Baltimore prices, for
CASH on delivery. As we sell this Ale oniy on com
mission, our terms will be rigidly cred TO- Salts
soton IN every instance, provided notice
tapping. 'o'
Domestic Ales, Porter, and Brown Stout fully
per dozen, delivered II any part of Washing ton,
Georgetown, or Alexandria.
Army & SHINN
ocE 81 Green street, G eorg etOwp,
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THE GREAT VITAL REGENERATION.
III TRT TESE m AR

THE GREAT VITAL REGENERATION.
TR Z S E d r.
TRIESEMAR-PrOtected BY Royal Letters Pat
ent of England. and secured by the Seals of the
Ecole De PhaImacle de Paris and the Emperial Col
lege OF Medicine, Vienna.
No. is invaluable for relaxation, spernatorrhaa.
and physical exhaustion. and 10 a tonic.
NO.2 completely eradIoates all traces of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the nsu
ssous and pernicIous use Of copsvla and Gu bebs.
No. has entirely SUPP lanted the INJURIOUS of
mercury, thereby lnsuTing to the sufferer speedy
reief dispensing all the impurities and roofing out
the venom of disease.
TRIESEMAR, No. l. 2, and 8, are prepared in the
form of lozenge, devoid Of taste me l. and can
be carried In the waIstcOat pocket. SoLp IN TIN
CASES, AND DIVIDED INTO SEPARATE DOS admin
Istered by Valpeau, Lalleman, RouH, RIoord, &C..
60. Price IS each, or four cases in for o..
which saves IS; and in u oases, whereby there 10
saving of 50. To be had, who esae and retail, Of
DR.. BARROW, IS7 Prince street, New Hort. Inn
medlatey on reoeIvlng remittance DIR. Barrow will
forward the TIlesemsr to any part of the world,
securely packed, and addressed according TO the
stru otons of the writer. de IL Sr
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CIDER!-CIDER m-CIDER
Grocers and other retailers can be supplied with
reasonable terms, by ~ N
no 23-tf kRNy T. SuINN
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NOOD NEWS AND NEW GOODS.

Having Just received my fresh supply Of 6ne
French ConfectIons and Bon Bons. from the Inst
O ass houses-Maiard AID Strudler a Co, New
York am prepared to furnish all parties in first
cass style at cheapest rates. l will hsve usual
nv large supply OF larSe Fruit and Pound Cakes.
for the Christmas HOLIDAYS with sl the little
e-aS for Christmas trees. Small hne Cakes every
day fresh Also, Ices yellIes. Charlots, fine FANCY
Pyramids, &c, &C., made TO order and on hand for
every sized party. My own personal supervision
given to all parties. Servants and ware furnished
at low rates. All ] ask 10 a fair trial.
j q. WEAVER, S47 Pa. avenue.
". b. Ny health having improved since the past
summer, have not sold my establishment, "a ad-
vertised neither 10 It for sale now.
de e8-Sw J. G.. w.
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CLOTHING AT REDUCED PRICES.

CLOTHING At REDUCED PRICES,
" Hare Opportunity for BdYgdtsS.
Having opened an establishment in New York
city, No. l4 Duane street for the exclusive pur-
pose OF manufacturing our own stock IN future, We
have determined 10 sell of, for the next SIX weeks
our present stock Of Ready Made Clothing now in
store az greatly reduced prices. for cash only 10
make room for an entire new stock.
We etherefore shall offer Inducements to cash pur-
chasers never witnessed In this oty. Our object is
to now sell and to ask an early osl, that purchasers
may have the benefit Of making heir sc ectons from
one Of the largest and most fashionable stocks of
Ready Made Clothing TO be found this side of New
York. WALL, STEPHENS a. CO.
80 Pennsylvania avenue,
sc &-u between 9th aud 10th streets.
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NJ AMBROTYPES.
NOW Is the time to get your Likeness taken be-
lore the rush OF the Holidays commences. have
now the finest assortment Of Cases and Frames IN
the city, which will be sold cheap. Ny rooms have
been rehtted. and a hne lot of Paintings have been
put up to decorate the rooms, which the public 10
invited to oa!l and see Good LIkenesses put up IN
cases from 50 cents to 81. at
del1 on Pa ave-, bet. sth and 9Th sts.
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Tor Rent and Sale.

ITO Little three-story BRICK HOUSE
Il No. <2s Sth street, between and p. Has bath
room and gas. Rent SOS. lnsulre on the premises
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ID BUCHANAN.
Z ERFUME DE BUCHANAN; OR, THE
ROSE OF WhEATI.AND-An new and very pop
ular Extract for the handkerchIef-mauufac factured
and for sale by ST. ANGE CO.,
Perfumers and Chemists from Psrls,
Depot 79 AisauIth st., Baltimore, Md.
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Boots, Shoes, DO.

TENTS SEWED CALFSKIN BOOTS. O
a. r our own make, SS.75-superior to any ever =
onered before at this price. "
J. ROSENTHAL,
a.s No. Y Pa. ave., Market Space,
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I WEBER'S CORNET BAND.
LEWIS WEBER, Leader. furnishes Music for
Balls, Private Parties, Parades, Serenades, ~
Funerals, etc. st the shortest notice. Orc cers &R&
left at Metzrott's Music Depot, MI Gautiers >&1
nfsctionery Store, at the residence the Lead
or, 56s 7th street. Navy Yard, between and l. will
he promptly attended to. de S-Sm
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nR. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL
~ SALT does Just hat II claims to do--no more,
no less-equalzes the fluids by removing from the
system all arteral and venOus obstructions De
scyfptips Circulars may be obtained from any drug
gist who has this valuable medicine for sale.
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NOTICE TO TOINVALIDS.-Tne following forms
~ which the unbalanced fluids assume. and many
not here mentioned that have more or less fever or
PAIN. are easily subdued by the New Nj eical salt
az IRE is extlngulshed by water, to wit: Brain g.
yer, Headache, Rush of Blood to the Head and
Heart, Fits. Inliamed Eyes, Ears, Nose, Lungs aud
Liver, Neuralgia, Spinal Affections, Erysipeas.
bronchitis; Pleurlsy, hsthma, Coughs, Dyspepsia,
and all ltohlng and other cutaneOus eruptions.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE-The sub
Il scrlber offers for sale splendid House and Lot.
on terms to suit the purchaser. The house and lot
are situated within one miles walk Of the Capitol
For further information apply to J. BAUMGAR-
TEN, NO. 21 street. between tie hours OF So
O'Clock and O'Clock .. m. no S-tf
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-05

GRAPE GROWING IN CALIFORHn.--When ii is
remembered that the grape grows to the greatest
perfection next to the very placers Of gold; that
some ten millions of acres of land in our State
can be cultivated in this noble fruit; that the
commercial value of the products of the grape
trade in Europe is wsrth 1920, 900, 900, and en-
plOys some five millens of people in making
wines, brandies. raisins tartar, aud in an in
fnitude Of trades, as coopers, cOppersmiths,
carpenters, glass-makers, eorkCutters, etc, aud
also employs a commercial marine of some two
thousand ships, it will be seen what glorious
prospect of advancing power and greatness the
cultivation of this ancient aud valued fruit opens
to cur State, 1t is absolutely as valuable aud
as feasible q mine of wealth TO us as our mines
of gold, silver, copper aud quicksilver, besides
being more grateful and humaniZing employ
ment The grape has been cultivated aud eX-
cellent wine made in this country since the foun-
dation of the missions by Padre Junipero and
his ooadjuters. For seventy years no other
wine was drunk in the country but native wine,
If we may except wine playfully called cham
pagne. And we are happy to say that very
excellent, healthy and undoubted champagne
wines are now manufactured BY the Messrs.
Sansevaine. from their vineyard at Los Angeles;
these gentlemen having obtained workmen and
machinery of the best kind from France. during
the present year. and expecting to have for sale
by December. 1858, as many as one hundred
thousand dozen of wholesome champagne, pure,
and at reasonable price.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-05

MURDER IN SoNoRA.-A Frenchman named
Alexis Casiagnas. the keeper of a restaurant in
Sonora, was killed on Saturday night, April
oath, by man named Jas. Daniels 1t appears
that Daniels, in company with two other men
named Thomas McGuf6e and Joseph Merriam,
went into the restaurant belonging to deceased,
where they called for and partook of supper.
When they we're about TO leave dispute arose
between the Frenchman and Daniels. regarding
payment for bottle 0f claret wine, which ID.
refused to settle. Castagnas followed him into
the street, still demanding pay for the wine,
when Daniels cut him with a bowie knife, is-
hicting horrible wound in the breast, from
the effects of which he died on SuGiay morn
ing. After receiving the woTnd, Castagnas
followed Daniels some distance, crying out
"watch." and havisg knife with which he
wounded Daniels. On Sunday afternoon the
three meG were arrested at Shaw's Flat and
hroGght to Sonora. McGuffie and Morrian
had an examination before Justice Ford, on
Monday. and were discharged. Daniels has
not yet been examined, being confined to bed
with his wound,
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-05

MOVEMENT OF TRoePs.-Last week, says the
Red Bluff Beacon of the 2eth ult.. ne informed
our readers that Capt. Judah had examined the
country about Antelope Mills, made minute in
quiry. &c, and was convinced of the necessity
for stationng soldiers in the neighbOrhOod dur
ing the summer; also, that he had gone down
to report to General Clarke. On Saturday be
returned from his visit to Gen. Clarke and
without stopping here, ordered his company,
under Lieut.. M'Call, to march at once for Fort
Jones. which they did. and we have been unable
to learn any thing farther of their plans II II
is thtir intention to abandon the idea Of chas
tising these Indians. after holding cut such falI
promises, we know many men who would MOI
think enough of Uncle Sans Governments tc
burn fire Cracker on the Fourth Of July.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-05

1t is reported that the President will appoint
Commissioner to Utah for the purpose OF in
ducing the Mormons to yield obedience, by rep
resenting the determination Of the Government
to reduce them to submission, aud the useless
ness of opposition. Gov. Howell and Maj.
Mccullough are spoken of as the Commissioners.
Advices from the Army in Utah, as late as
Feb. 10th, have reached Leavenwerth, Kansas.
The health of the officers aud men was excel
lent and they were engaged in preparations
for forward march which it was expected would
| take place about the goth of May. 1t was sup
posed that Capt. Marcv, with his escort from
New Mexico, and Russell and Majors, with an
OK train of enc hundred and fifty animals w0nld
reach Fort Bridger--the grass on the plains
was as far advanced as in May Of last season.
Several hundred recruits had arrived at Fort
Leavenworth, for the early starting Of rein
forcements continued unabated. Some had al
ready gone on. Col. Hoffman's command Of
four companies and 200 mule trains having
been met two hundred miles west Of Fort Leav-
enworth. The only apprehension of Col. John
son. relate to his supplies, which will not last
| longer than the lst of May.
An attempt was heing made at Fort Leavon-
worth. where there is a supply for four months,
for 5000 men, to send on train to Fort Scott
as early as possible.
The veteran Gen. Twiggs, for alleged con-
tempt of the war department, is to be tried by
court martial at Newport. The circumstances
are understood to be briefly as follows: Gen.
Twiggs found fault with the result of court
of inquiry held on an officer Of his division.
the war department disapproved of Twiggs'
course, censured him, and ordered him to pub
lish the censure in general order. This he
did, but adding critical comments which are
considered disrespectful and insulting.
The steamer Sultan, running on the Missis-
spp river. was burned to the water's edge on
the 30th March, involving less of 10 to 20
lives.
France,
The difficulties between France and England
appear to have been satisfactorily adjusted and
the relations of the two governments are now
understood to be amioable.
Orsini and Pierre convicted OF tho attempt
on the Emperor's life, were executed at Paris
on the 18th,
The sentence of Rudio was that he be com.
muted to penal servtude for life.
India.
The news from India is interesting. The
King of Delhi was found guilty of the charges
brought against him. and has been sentenced to
perpetual baniShment to the Adonan Islands,
noted resort of Malay pirates The campaign
in OuLe had been opened, and preparations
were making for the bomdardment Of Luck
now, which event was expected to take place
about the goth Of February. Sir Colin Camp
bell had arrived at Cawnpore, and had held
conferences with Lord Gaming at Allabad. The
enemy has been defeated in several engage
ments.
NsDa Sahib had crossed the Ganges with a
strong force with the intention of entering
Bundilcund.
The indian steamer Ava with large amount
of treasure for the Bombay government, had
been wrecked near Trinoomarle. The cargo
and mails for Calcutta we're oil lost. Part of
the treasure was recovered.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-05

ExPLoRoTIoN OF THE CoLoRADo.-Lieut. Ives
Colorado river exploring steamer arrived at
Fort Yuma on the 18th OF April having as
ceDded the river five hundred and twenty-five
miles, and two hundred miles above the point
reached by Capt. johnson on his recent trip up
the river. Lieut.. Ives there left the steamer
and continued up the river seventy-fve miles.
From thence be turned south, and expected to
reach the Pimo village by the 18th of May:
The steamer brought down large quantity OF
gold. silver, copper and other ores: IL 10 be-
iieved that the point of navigation which Lieut..
Ives reached on the Colorado, is not more than
six hundred miles from the highest point of
navigation on the Arkansas river. thus bring
ing the navigable waters Of the Atlantic and
Pacific within spans reach Of each other,
within our own territory, and in climate which
locks not up for one half Of the year or less
these highways Of nature.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-05
Miscellaneous.

The War Department has received dispatches
from Lieut. Beale. dated at Kansas city. on the
23d Of October. Lieut. BeAle reports the com
plete success Of the Fort Defiance and Colora-
do Wagon Road expedition, and Of its practiea-
bility during the winter months. He speaks IN
high terms Of the Camsls,
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-05
NEVADA & WASHINGTON STAGE LINE

ON AND AFTER JANUARY /, 1885, the above Line will
" follows;
Leaving the Office the National Exchange Nevada at
O'Clock A. NJ passing by Mountain Spring House. Morgan
Cold Spring, White Cloud Gold Hill and Alpha, arriving
at Washington by O'Clock in the afternoon
It is the and best Route TO Washington Omega
Scotchman's Creek Poor Mans Greek. and Eureka.
Returning-The Stages viii leave the South Yuba Hotel
Washington every morning at nine O'clock and arrive al
Nevada by O'Clock p NJ, connecting with the Cali
forna Stage Co.'S Coaches for Auburn Sacramento Marys
vile and Shasta.
0fhce-South Yuba Hotel, Washington.
A. S. OIIN, Proprietor.
W. g. McTsoBKRrs Agent Nevada r34-tf
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-05
LIVERY g. SALE STABLE.

MIN DIREEI, NETADA.
- J. A. LANCASTER, FORMERLY OF THE
EA-N%. Metropolis Stable would inform his friends
SRA and the public generally, that he has added
A-lE2 extensively to his already Large and Ee-
giant establishment of Horses Buggies Saddles Harness
&c &c.-and is now prepared to furnish fine turn
outs as csn be fonnd in the State.
Well trained feet and easy Saddle Horses well equipped
for ladies or Gentlemen will be ready at all times
long experience in the business and earnest desire
TO retain the confidence of his friends leads him to be
lieve he will be able to give general satisfaction.
Partic ulRr attention paid to Horses on Livery
Carriages always readiness with careful drivers for the
Of Rails Parties &c &c.
The quality oF my stock will permit to say that those
seeking pleasure engaged business would do well TO
give a call j. A LANCASTER.
Nevada Aug 20. 1S5s.-stf
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-05

SUNDAY LAw.-AccOrding to the papers OF the
respective localities, the Sunday law will be
"dead letter" at Shasta. and will be sbser we'd
rstriutly to the letter" at Red BlHfs.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-05

On Monday, the 18th inst. workman in the
copper mines near San Leandro exhumed live
frog from the solid rock, some thirty or for'y
feet below the surface.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-05
TRAVELLING.
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY.

THE STAGES of this Company will leave their Once at
Il the National Exchange - Nevada, as follows
FOR SACRAMENTO.
Leaves Nevada at O'Clock A. NJ and arriving at Sac
mento in time for the O'Clock boats for San Francisco.
Also, at O'Clock, A. NJ, running via Auburn Ac-
commodation Line to Sacramento
FOR MARYsyJLLE
Leaves the above named Office every morning at seven
O'Clock A. NJ passing through Grass Valley, Rough 4
Ready, Empire Ranch and Long Bar and arriving in Ma
rysville at O'Clock p. n.
FOR FOREST CITY, BONNEVILLE, PATTERSON, woLSEY's,
MooREs ORLEANS FLATS.
Leaves every morning at l-2 O'Clock A. NJ.
JAMES HAwoRTH,
Prest c. s. Co.
W. S. McRoBrRTs, Agent Nevada. [tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-30

r LIQUORS., &c.-lO0 bbls Richardson's
Il Whiskey, old; 800 bbs Shermans old Mountain
Whskey; $50 bbls Gibson's old Rye Whisky; 200
bbis Rertited Whiskey. Gin and French Brandy;
90 bbls Isleof Wight Apple Brandy; 80 bbls Penn
sylvanla Apple Brandy; % aaIi pipes hne french
French Brandy; 1907 600 imported Cigars: For sale
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o. 4. cHALKL LEY.
LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS,
Avn TSfpnprRR

Thirteenth street. between Main and Cary)
RICHMOND, Va,
Keeps constantly on hand, al assortment of all
kinds of leather. Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather;
and American Calf aud Kip Skins; French and
German Patent Calf Skins. Black aud Colorei Mo-
Sheep Binding skins; ahoe Thread; Boot and Shoe
Trees Lasts; Boot Web; Avis; Lasting Tacks; silk
Twist-with q full assortment of Findings of every
descripties of the best quality. ALI of which arr
being sold at reduce prices for cash or good paper
am now In receipt Of large and W IL selected
stock of Goods for the Fall trade to which invite
the attention of merchants and all others In want
Of articles in my line
an 2i-dimcw3n o CHALKLEY
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TIT DTSPATCH.


9aS5s5Ssss=@5 $50
Rather pocciiAr iariasat Of seriocomle cSs -
scsrr occurSe. day OF tNo AGO, ey the eoans. Is
MIA and Plan suevts, between I've nay ~. snd
afacsed with ". sttus Dance. Incl ns" ;.rs..d
atmB BY the weRkueta Of uuaffuns ,snso Il,
about - strangely ana ~ widely g t~s s,rs.rti
eenetAns founexiou with the pescs , ~ And IA
battery. Their appear ance Vas ~ rss:t wan,d
ono unawAre what they snrefea.: rs M These two
have beun iudicr0us IN the s sssS ,ne oshsr rur-
persons thet or rather one epses 49, W. usrket VA
chasing something Of ienss'e NJ ne,ahhors sir.
Guisr Affection the othsr mas M him Ill
81 course the felew vas 80 ~ cha arr.
overopEeAd his ensee - ~ ssrf ~ laer directed
~ JERK, and detfoses na q ySns No i BIZ h
a. ne fhockht - hims auo 81 .nssf his head and
lip eud Was a.ent 80 IN =, The -d-n scouu.
dret who Was msking ssN. VA sAsn valEe ed n D %
jerk. foisovea ns a raae longer. and shook
s a. nnSer dc ALTERS nose. JERK. again; lerk
isrk yerk right ia No i's tsce, wnne ny. sooA
occ sion 70 remark thai Nc wa III ~, the
Don't muck me, yeu shhan' A"bs' wv Wv
gutter" roared nc !. -. ..,.aa NJ {, .y knav
"Dontyou moCk NV sTaaSs, -
your name, AM IA tu.sa yvu. ass. .,,a asres I'm
Here tnef Dotn VIZ. ~ hsads hoth
each otner eyes, NV sIs -, 49, ii tersi.
new - tne nSuie saoS enx 49, 1 ans,,,s aois and
bty. huns. PnsNus1 ssn'. 49, -. ~ vs,,h az
"tske that tetl Mvsn tue " ~ anon rhe
blows, Weze eiMu,tsneouas sh...S II ms deIn.
cheek And the cther upon tnc tofene"1 - saw
A. soon q tae oto" psssynu, saJ raSr ire ssizei
still knocking, Is he tnohans' ao~ Wy" nv
them. .,sh.,, rant ,ha fists Of
"po 10 A&Ain, VIII yon jill os"s 80 IN = moment
both ucon escn osnea ,,.s,"a syafing liz tiaers
more they were ~ Slose ~ -. 81 20 ire sunnased
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-30

DAY STATE RANGE.--We have made
~ arrangements with the manufacturer scr the
ale of this superior COOKING RANGE, and invite
lie attention Of purchasers 10 the advantages which
we offer:
LIST The Range il made Of the beet iron. 10 simp
In it's construction; and con venientiy arranged.
I'd. 1t can DO operated with wood or coal.
81. IL can be set up and removed at pleasure, 90
readily az the common Cooking stove.
4th We can furnish them to sny required size.
with one OF Ovens and with four six Boilers.
with or without water fixtures-and WARRANT each
one sold TO give satisfaction 10 the purchaser.
5th Repairing pieces always On hand, which will
be put In when required at reasonable prica.
9Th. The price OF this Range Is moderate tor
fi tclass artice) as we afford to sci! Thorn 1t
manufacturers retail prices.
in brck-ali of which have suited our customers
and have not cost any sne of them anything For
repairs.
ALSO-Seyeral varieties Of Low Priced Ranges,
for sale at the Governor Street stogs stove.
saS GEORg STARHETT
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060O REWARD.--JEFFRIES' AN
QQ1kNO( TIlQTE 2pEQIEIC MIXTIIR Tor the

euro Of Gonorrhsa. elect, Structures, and similar
disorders It makes speedy cure without the least
plication TO business. The proprietor chai enges
dagle case of recent Gonorrhoea which the mixture
the disease cannot be contracted dose of the Mix
ture is taken when exposed. Repeated experiments
aud long experience have proved that it will radi
desirable result il obtained in from two to ten days
and as il neither creates offends the pal
interruption to usual pursuits sound sleep heal
thy digestion, the nuisance is thus removed as
speedily as is consistent with the production OF
entirely vegetable. ard no injurious effect, either
oonstitutienaily or locally, can be caused by its
use.
Pricetl per bottle. Belle agent for New Yosk, C
81 Ring, No 90, Broadway, corner 81 John street.
TR oALLENDER, corner of I'd and Walnut sts.
agent for Philadelphia.
Bold by FISHER WINSTON,
fa 2z-dlY Richmond Va