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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-29
A Pixies Peal Trim.

The boats bound up the Missouri have now.
a-days to stow away passengers in every avail.
able spot of their cabins, deck, hurricane. roof
and even the usually quiet precincts of thN sex.
as have to be used for the accommodation Of
the Pixies Peakers The most exposed and
uncomfortable portions of the lower deck are
appropriated to the numerous oxen, mules and
horses of the ssnguine crowds OF gold seekers
One and sometimes two boats leave for the Mis-
seuri every day, to which the above viii apply.
One that took her departure yesterday, has in
her cabin 267 passengers, and a large number
on her deck, nearly all of whom intend en-.
eountering the hardships and privations of a
trip to Pixies Peak. Three or four boats will
leave to-day, with an average perhaps of $50
passengers each. Every boat from the South,
the North and the Illinois and Ohio river brings
from five 70 hundred and ffty Pixies Peakers.
st Louis Democrat, 25tk. .-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-29
GeoIogicaI Survey Bill Postponed.

The bill of Senator Garfield to provide for a
Geological Survey Of Ohio, which passed the
Senate last week, has, on motion of Mr. Van
Yorhes. of Athens, been postponed in the House
until the first Monday in January next. Mr..
Van Vorhes is a warm friend of the proposed
survey The measure has many advocates In
in the House, but we presume the late day the
bill came down from the Senate rendered the
postponement advisable The Legislature ad-
iourns the 4th of April and large number Of
bills remains to be acted on.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-29

HOUSE TO RENT Cottage o.
IL House No IS Eagle street. old number, tor iiss
rent. Inquire at No. 40 Eagle st. -
marz9.225 D. d. HUDSON
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-29
Grnee Greenwoed a oherlin.

DHAR LEADER Grace Greenwood was
greeted by large and highly delighted audience
on Saturday evening at the oberlin Church,
when the distinguished lady delivered her lee
ture entitled 'The Men and Women OF twenty
wears hence the Children of to-day
The lecture was replete with practical
thoughts and eloquent passages, and was listen
ed to with marked attention to the close by 1900
of our citizens. 2.
Obsriin, March %, '5s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

EDS LEADER-WiH you announce that the name Of D.
W GAGE will be submitted to the Nominating Conven-
tien of Republicans for the ONCE Of Police Judge. and
oblige REPUBLICAN VOTERS.
EDS. LEADER-Pemit ne to mention the name Of W
K sHERWIN ESQ., as a suitable candidate for the 5fhce
of Police Judge Mr. s. is sterling Republican, upright
energetic with far experience lawyer Though ma
tive of New York be has long been resident Of Ohio was
admitted TO the Bar by the Supreme Court at Columbus
during the winter term of s Let the citizens try him
fr FOURTH WARD
EDS. LEADRR-Pleass announce WA. r. SlMMoNS
as for the office of City Marshal at the coming
Election subject to the decision he Nominating Con-
yentiop of the Republican Party, and obiige
maYs4 HIS FRIENDS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-29
Cleveland LibraFy AssOtIaiIOn.
Co Partnership Notice.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
, QAETC IN AN1OTTNTC T(

~ Fl m IS upwards. on England and France, and
AL The princlDal Cities Of Germany On Frsnkfor Ber
lin v Jenna, LeipzIg Nurmberg. Cassei. Cologne Ham
burgh Bremen, StuttsaTt, nannhein and Prsgue- For
sale by mar12 RETTBERG HAuS1fANN.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-15
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

N. c. Mutual Iasusasee Company.
At THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
"A North C.p,liua Mutual Insurance Compsny. held
the l9h of January. the Eluwing pcssaas elected
Directors and Ofberrs E'r the ensuing year:
DIRECTORS:
aFSry x w;,''%. q 5"%er' s''s;ss 4.
I. IL. Selby. do
CIV. b. Ila'ehins.. d.
Kemp r. Battle. da.
George LATHE. do.
James ". Towlcs. da.
James L. Huyt. wsshineiSo
Alex. Mitchell Ncwhcrn.
Joshua q. Wright. wilmiustoa
John ". Juncs. Edeuion.
Gen. W. Charles. Elizabeth City.
=. 2. Pagan Piymuaih.
J. W. Hsrrrll. Murfrrrsb,ro.
u. b. Williams. Chsri",ic.
Geo 4. SIniih Mili.n.
A. W. Steel. Fayetteville.
J.seph White. AnS'n County.
josh. B.ncr. Salem.
7. SUNNY. .AshcviIc.
OFFICERS Or TIE CONPANS,
T. u. Sc'by. P-.siisss.
H. u. Turner 1.s Prssii.sf
Iuhn u. BRYAN. anyAss.
iamien =. smith, >essfsrysad zSssssr~.
-; y !; 5 %;,;;;:,: Ssis;;::. z"s.'''. o--s.-
This Company has brrn In saeesssa, arss'oe Over 10
yesrs and c'niinur io take rsks uu al eia.e of pm
perty iie State. exerri Steam Mills and Iun~nse bis.
icrirr) npsa avosabe terms. 1is P.iiciss suu s.vrs
pnperiy amounting 'o q -.s' large j-rsion uf which
Is in country risks and its present capital Is oves Sevss
Hundred Th"u-snd h,llsrs IN bmd. rrp-riy SECURED
The average 81 Insurance upsn the plan ufshs Coa.
pany has beer le>s than third pr es
nnI nal grade. of rrlcr,y embr.srd !" IL. .s,s'i..
sddr srd '' the SECRETARY. E., y.id
kixh. Feb. s. isss. u.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-15

NORTH CAROLINA NltrGAI. S..rE IN.
CItany the lives IL indiv uas r term
years r life. the NrrrAt ssiScsrtk the sssusvd
for lite participating the pr'nia "t the Ccmpny. f"s
t.iccs granted far the whsle Of e whru sh- rsv
mnm therefor amuunis ns,e tr xvsa tee
half the "f the premium bssr'nx interest 81 Pss
cent w,tibuai grsraniy - .
bv this COMPANY. Together with sh. i"w rsscs of prviun.
pr~srns great Inducements such disposed so IN
SLAVES are insured fr term of frm TO avs yeass
Cor ,wo-,hirds their value.
All losses lrc paid within ~ DAYS acr satsfscsosy Psoo(
mprescn,cd.
CRARlss E. JouxsoS. Ws. u. CooSs.
W. W. iio...s VS.. u: !:s.s
~. rs:srs il. il. D.,'ss.
CuAaLrs Il. RoS1.
OFFICERS.
Ds. CmAsles &. Jouxsox. Presd.sf,
wiLliAA ". iioLnES, Cscs fevs.sssi
X. u. BASTL.- SeeSsfssy.
wiLLiAA II. JoSrs, 7.~,ssvss,
H. W. irxryp, .isisrs.y.
". H. McKxr Nd.ssi En.iss,.
S.,:s: $s;:.s i noor. 1-e..::.o-
cu...a & Jsas.ox. ". b. , N.s:~.
WILliAS II. MchNr. ". H. h..sri ~
Rirmp. d. uATwoon. ". u. J C,s.s,ssfsss.
For further information, The pabie rersrrd 10 the
pamphlets. and turns Il prsssi which mar be obtained
at the Office vi the Cnmany. any ct its Agencies.
Coumuu,csaious should b. sddrrsyd, tpss paid 10
B. II. BATTLE S.es.ssry
Raleigh June. az
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HHW PU1IlcAIIoHa
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
REArcnANrE g. 'ss xsss-say f~ersys - w.o
ID Cln~sv Ss.~sns. Ess
poCTnK yiioRxE~i 1 x~-.,s ay Asskss, rssAspa
IHE nrArCllAMr TRAGEDY. ss ksxsssAy.
EVERY WOMAN uER OwN LAWYER
VIOLET. 90 ~ rasss ss Gss D.
x. y. rrffER. sod .skss Cssdsssss - - es ess-
svsl Ne js<V~ss Mssf'ses
q ssk 0.sSs .DS f4EASSkN s~-A~ g. stsAa:a6uf.
Hy asass~ IsJs Nonsss. Csu~ssss sf l~~Ss6sn
LtTE OF cArrAtx xArnAx HALE - Nsssyrssy
u he R<sslsf.ss ns J. " ss~sss.
CHRONOLOGY Ov SoKrucAeoiiyAs by D. Z.
H<s.~tt
DANGER " rnE pAsk-A Tale q lssssr.s -
uiiCH COWS AxD DAIRY rAsvixG- -c~~s-sssse
he Bsyss. usssdss s.d Nssvs<--. 10 ks'sk ssA 10
essr. f nsrt sad .skg ss~S Ne sassss~ sfNik C~ss
Aes Be CAsssss &. Tlsi. H. Es-IfHessrs-sd
LECTURES on rHE fkEE, BEAUTIFUL AkD
COOns Ne ~ v Cc~~ss
ESSAYS IS BIOGRAPHY Axp csiYscixx: ny
Peter Hss-~. ". 4.
4 PRACTICAL TREATISE 90 Cns..s - Fsssss
fss.sss rs CAsss-s l. fIses. A. ~
TuE WORKS uF TIE NIGHT REVEREND jO0x
STARK EAvENSCEUEr. d. Ds-uA Cx~.vAss. Nssss.
,svs ssd fssssss II venssss De Hsslsp Nswsa
Is sss -
RsissgA. psa 4. 1854 ira-
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BUSINESS CARDS, !
DANIEL O,D0NNELk,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER,

NAN oIRBgS, FSy -.-.s
(Oas door aAoss NsD 0xsssn Hssl3
-Richnead. Va.,s -, S..
PREPARED To PIT UP DWELLINGS,,
i CHuRcHEs Horr,a &e., with W AfER and GAS, sud
Seeps on hand sl kinds of atieIs IN the abovs line
STATIONARY WASH SfAHns, BLOCK Tix ftPs, ss n
, with Marble Tons, GAiYAxIxED IRQM Prs -
nAfH TuBs, SnOwkR RA1ns Lar and fOaci PuaPs, - ;
SorPER BouEns, HIpAASIlc kAss, : -
WATER CLuss1a All k6ls u bass Coc1J
HlrcHEx RAxGERs, 90 asd PiHSw Hoax, 5, FyJ7
oasEr LEAB and LaAD PsR., Gas Fix1uss11s ~ <. q
9cs sutiyaelioa. - - 80 Z -.
in the city or oountry. - - .fs.Sss se-I u =,
Rg..i.ca-Rev. Tboa n asllse,. Dsiua = Dosa,
'ne wn Persiyal, Arrhitsss Bid. =. 9;
";iiy attended q, z g5z,s, - e .f
ssas< l0A IA z,t,tss 81. 4.s1ss 4.s lD-3D
afs.sr, - -'fss.ss "a & & -: ss,isA.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-15
FIRE INSURANCE..
MCGEE / WILLIAMS AsssH

FIRE INSURANCE..
MCGEE / WILLIAMS AsssH
aAleioW =. c.
GREENSBORO' MUTUAL INSURANCE
u COMPANI.-Sach has bcvu the and eeuosmy of
the officers of this Company, that frr from dshs
have made assrs.mrns and have sa hand large
capital. viz: in premium nuics t&,s ~; IN cssh eis..
s45 se-nakng total of ts'NS VI. io any k~scs
that accrue: iherrfre have h~sa,u 10 saying
the public that ihrse Is ssrs Comiany IN the suih
ern c,,unsry The It the Risks in ihis Company Be-
ing in the Western part "f The State where The dsassr oa
irc is much lcss.
OFFICERS:
JAMES SLOAN. Prrs,dcut.
L. W. OGBURN. v'ce President.
e. T.. MENDENHAIt. A,iurpcy.
PETER ADAMS Scrcsary aud Treasurer.
WV. II. CUMMINGS. Gsacrsi Agsat-
J. A. MGsAxG Executive Commtttea.
J. N. GARaxs1.
All communications busns eoanscsd With this of
6ce, should be sadrrssed io. to
Grsensbors. n. C.. July -. s,-sG
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;Bus1x1ss CARDS.


,i.l g NOTICE. yt
NHE COPARTNERSHiP shsresoe,se existing between
!; the undersigned under the style and 6im of A. y.
nefneess Co. was thus day dissolved By mutoai eoo-
}. v. Martin having disposed os his Interest. the be.,.
only. 'L. = 8, ......
Am AssIr ysPREE5Ess. s!''s.'Es
NHE UNDERSIGNED have this da. formed Co-par..
nership under the style and firm Of
AcPheeters 4 Ghiselia,
and will conue the Wholesale GrDccrv and Co;umjssiou
business at the old stand u A. n. NcPheeies Co. Wills
HENRY GHiSELlN.
to call attention to sbove notices and 10 soliei.
.Ss s.sp sr.ss e Ssr q 5 ~ IN" ss .a
'''s- - v WHOLESALE HOLES Al t GROCERY BUSINESS
which will sell the most accommodating terms; and
all cuus,gnmenfs Of Fsr, Waeot. Ora, O<sos. Naest
Nores other articles of produce. shall have best and
MernEErERs ea!sEILy.
Wills Wharf.
Norf,lk, August 8, 1873. 6S-G
W. c. wHlTFORD,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
EAsf ERoNr-SIRIEr,
NEwBERN, N. C.,
AGENT
Smiths Line New.York Packets.
GOODS RECEIVED AND FORWARDED.
June lS, 1883 49-Smpd.
BARRON C. WATSON. GAxrox MsARxs.
WATSON / MEARES,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
- Barlinx slip,
NEW YORK.
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO SALE OF SOU.
- thern produce.
Dec. II. 7-swtf
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CANCERS, ULCERS, TUMORS, SCROFU.
l. La, and all other Diseases Of the Skin cured BY the
use Of Dr. Ciopton's remedies.
Pamphlets Containing testimonial of the highest charae-
ter forwarded to any that may wish them.
Persons wishing t. the wonderful efficacy of Dr.
Cpous Remedies must "currecty describe their dlsease
giving ali the particulars from its locatun
extent. &c" Medicines sent by mail.
Address J. A. CLOPTON, ND
Huntsville, Ala.
January 8. s.
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NoflcB - nHaKDY GIVES T1Af A.
wsssaR sssssy - osss ase1 - sAss - -
kss,.Ss -. isaL N-;a
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NOTICE.

49, - rIhWOTICBs - = =. rfsl'-t
I'm fHB 18TH OP RARCa, I'M =.
u rvessss u ,hs OhftfCAkOAlkA MUTUAL -.
eURANcE COMPANY ..i:t :. s.:.e... Dr. 80.
III n. Ns.sssss ie,.cS r. cs.sS:ss q 3 - - 8
4 Sss.lssS VSSsi0H E0fxS s 6 o. ssSls q
~ hsrsA, is,S fhs s.asasssas No. - = -
q lhsN Flsny - - xAsSA ..s.s''.ss.. .s.:s
stne1tl0oA = -s,s>sss. Iss,s. srS3ooH0
-, = y ~ = s-1sss - = .a. -. - '-s.s
-.~a Js s.s3c S.es,.. -. s-.E-.,il- - s...- ~
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HEAVY UOV UltssSOusfU UWOlsAN
or OrR OWN MANUFACTURES.
TNnE srRSCkiB.RS u..id r-s<xsf.ily ias~a he
Mv,ehsnts Is-.~s.. ssd III ias,v.s.d ,hs, hsse
l..s. s..es u HEAVY DOruiE-sOItD Bts'0Ax
rial ssd ~Vskmss.hip. Ais. Largo ss.ssn<ss Il
Leather Bellies,
hnsh dah ord singh. .f s ssrs. ssie frs he tsss
S.s,s.s. VT w Ls.,ss, .:rJ,sss :, .sssss 10y.
- S::;:s :.s:.. 4; :; g! {. q: -
ss can b. Lsd n Nee Y.st or Rs.sra
~ 0.as es'sisIy rssAsd ssd cent ssssss'se 10 d.
rceiscas.
rs.u..ru,. n. c. OF. ~. les. ~ aNss a
BAlN's LATE GrlONx, HOTEL.
TnE ryEE.sloSgp s,.s~s't.u, ..f... Ai: s.sssA.
and veil kswu HOTEL. ssd s b. psvysryd 81 eli s'vs
ss seemu.i.ie ell ,h -b. may fvss his uisA ss-;s
Eg.s .. s~si . ea,ia.sre. II ,hs ss.. Yss O~ssS-.
s,tssAsd ,s ,ri u b. 81 The dsps sis arrival Il
The several ,rAss :. eavsy lsSsfs 10 ss sss - ssy
III. easse-s viii be bosssAi 10 ssd sssi irs. sls 10
ffvv II thssbs. essrxe.
.usne Is sss.Lxr. Il The .u.-iss t<x;.ls.re .h
cuf.r,shie bard and ~i,h hr sis sss sssssssss u
%ss"s ..s s': .;;.".ss =. % s :.,s, !: ....A
WILLIAM 2. sAlx.
RaIish. Sept. :, 1854 ss-sa-
KEROxlxE LAMPS.
a LARGE sUrrLy a ssssss., ssy,ss j-ss so s.-s.
a ssr" '.ys,yess TO sny pss cost ssssPr 'sss 'sV
WILLIAMS 4 HARMON:
| Raleigh, As<uss q. 1854 se-6
neNANEN,s cELEBRArED SMUT AND
ScaEGNlNG. MACHINE.
HHlrTEEx uuxpkE:, u vh<h ksvs bsss ~ 10 sAs
tsssse ssssvs An ssdvss psus.psly Slid - oseAiss
sApysa - ssy psss u ~ Usi..a s.sissI
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q. q. aEAAEy, Il xs<sk Cssssss.
II OF + VI y b q 9TH Z = 3,
Mss~fsssssvss ssS ws~ss-sse bsslns
STRAW GOODS, HATS AND CARS,
RtbpoxS FLOwLRs. UMBRELLAS fAkAsotS
Ne. - Wssse0 Sssces,
Nssr;s sss~siss Lssy ussss. Slsse wse~6Ts,
wa.sss ussss.xt AEw ro9E-
pssssl uosssAss
N.sss.bss sS. i.se. G-&A.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Cures Guaranteed. .

Cures Guaranteed.
nR. CLOPTON HAS DISCOVERED WITHIN
l. } the las: year u new remedy far CANCER-pursly
ye, table and perfectly harmless. Persons visiting hi
u n, be required pay anything unit. effected
unss cases that have been rendered ucaabe or 1t least
d..bul BY the Of Mineral Prisons He aso treats
scua uors disease Of the ,hrOat rheumatism nervous
affections. &C.
Pamphlets containing testimonials of the highest char.
scer forwarded to any that may wish them.
Address, J. A. CIOPTON
Huntsville, Ala.
March l6. 1888. 22-
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RALEIGH. N G, sATu. Day. JANUARY is 1854
BuuHsss oAl1G

1U014oD OA3CA
MILITARY 0OOUo,
SWORDS SASHES 8RlfS EPAuLEIJ0 LACIA.
And every Description - 0illeaSy 00o6ss
Accospsxo SuB
L1fet Q. s Aray Ssi Sasss RsesisfiAsa.
SCHUYLER, HARTLEY 4 GRAHAM,
IMPORTERS AND NANUFACfURERS
10 Naiden Lane,
Nsv Yoax.
June 30. 1883. sly.
DRY GOODS-SPRly0. isss.
STEvENeON, WEDDELL Z co.,
wuoLrsALR pGAlxW
FRENCH. GERMAN, BRITISH 4 AMERICAN FABRICS
HAVE NOW IN STORE COMPLETE AsSORf.
u mens It new and ss.sVaabs Dry Goods. sc The
Spring and Summer Trade.
Special nion 10 solicited from the North CasUlss
JOHN STEVENSON,
JAMES wHODELL,
Has- - go q. sys.~sss esstss. fsssss6ssI Va.
March y. 1854 N-
WASHINGTON HOTEL,
W. j. g NTH,
Broad Street,
XEwBERx. NC.
Agnst g. ls:s ely.
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LAW SCHOOL At W1ltlAuSTON.
II rEOIvrsE ~ SUFFICIENT 1xpCCENEXH o. %.
u fsvd. 90 ef~s Las s<AaS Ne lss FsAs~sy So.
rbss sIlsss ss has'shy ssy b sks ssessss -
Las sS h<sy psssses kssss eassI s1essssess - ~
ssks plsrsL 1tssv ss - resss kessvss ss1 se1ssas
ssH kssv sks u esS hArSy. fba~ Assssse - -
tks sskspl si isksss 81 sseA
asa ut00A
pscw@hss n. isse. iss-N.
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u ssv c%ss - sss esrSppps - Savaa@
s>s, shssvssSiy sySssssS rsspssv sli sssjsvsy 49,
YsA;s eru:.A,S NH sIs ~ ~ esstss sos1A USss
81 !. b, ssrslSsA Lssxs - ssaos6so oaAa9. -
sspsssssssS ksssisn b sssssAs&
Jsssssy s. tstS. 6A
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n U1N1NE.-A lARog xrFftv 20. a1C91v9l
frsa sks NsssAsssssssp.
~ss~Sn - Snsso ! arsuns
Oss - fssx cd
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LANDS FOR SALE ~ RODES0X COUNT.
a x IMPROVED PLANTATION. oy LrMsEa srv.
"A IN. ks~su Ne RED BANKS. u szissa sua q
Ls-kess~. c~ssssise sysSs srssst
Yk<sy ~ tsvs-ssvs Q r~& nseIss 8sav - su
ssxyssssy oss.k~~sss Cssss.Msst SsssNm 80 CsSsss
Gss Aka-s u. - sss~ issk. s~sss esS ssp -
tss Cksss<ie cd Rs-kssSsd ksslsssA sk~sek ~
plsassssss Cd nspA ss esaslassAsS q - pasre
Ao Il tss ssvsssssp -. sias ssssh - tso
b,sssa esd ssls - ks;f tSs Lssta ssss. sssasis
- sy>>s - .-a5#H. .a1.ss.=
Av1iy g. Z & Fagxc0.
tnmAssssa.
1ss~.sy !. iSss. s-A
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n ppilcAIIo1 wa - MADE 70 fDe p8N
~ 0SA - - t1gtAoUV - - - - psgVDs q
~ = As6sss sss = &spDSs eo.o g - ~
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a--.ass- ..s.s si'sa iS's'.s'sa 81. Z. e.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-13
-. -
AabIff Sales.
BY SAnJUEL nj, GOVEE


Nsii on HANDSOME STORE AND DWELLING
slI " I BEiRFooAdnDwAY, AT AUCTION.
j9IL at Az n, sell on THURSDAY AFTERNOON October
scrlbed hand, some propeTv al 1le loho"lng ue
ALL THAT LOT OF GB0ITNTn Am r,rppovr,rEn-r,
wav On feet side of Broadway The lot fronts Broad
The improvements No So lining ng back l2O feet
RRCK SToj consist of large and elegant
With doub,e RacE Rndia and DWELLING, drown 'front.'
one OF the best stands on Broadway the Dry Goods or
per foot, payable semi-annualy. i'un" 4en' ~
Terms of sale-0ne-thrd cash; balance in and rron+bs
with interest and approved security. Title
S. II. COVER Auctioneer
~, "a Baltimore street
For key apply at Mr.. Hopkins, next door: os.ts
Nv TWO VALUABLE HORSES FROM
"a FORT McHENRY
VIII he sold by order of the United States, FRIDAY
MORNING. October l4h, at 10 O'Clock, at the Stables stu
ted on the northwest of Howard and Franklin
TWO VERY VALUABLE HORSES-young and sound
Terms cash, in specie
SAML H. COVER, Auctioneer,
81 Baltimore street
" The above Horses have been condemned but sold
Ol0ts & H. G.
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SCRoFULA, OR KINGS EVIL is a constitu-

SCROFULA, OR KINGS EVIL is constitu-
Otiona disease corruption of the blood by which this
fluid becomes vated, and poor Being in the circu
ation tpervades the whole body, and burst out in
disease any it, organ is free from its attacks
there one which may not destroy The scrofuous
faint variousy caused by mercura disease, low living
disordered unhealthy food, impure air, filth and filthy
habits the ssing vices, etc Whatever be its origin it
is hereditary the constitution, descending from parents
to chdren unto the third and fourth generation indeed
it be the rod of Him who 81 will visit the mi
qutes Of the fathers upon their children
Its effects commence by from the blood OF cor
ucerous matter which, in the lungs liver and in
erna organs termed uberces; in the glands swellngs;
and the surface eruptions This foul corruption
which gende in the blood depesses the energies OF LIFE
constitutions not only suffer from scouous
complaints they have far to withstand the at
Of other diseases consequently vast numbers perish
which, although not scrouous in their nature
are still rendered fatal by this faint in he system Most of
the consumption which decmates the human family has its
origin directly in this scroulous contamination and many
destructive diseases of the liver Kidneys brain and indeed,
all the organs arise from aggravated by the same
One quarter people scrofuous; their
by this lurking Infection and their health is
undermined by it, To cleanse from the system we must
the blood by Alternative medicine and nvigo
rate it by healty food and exercise Such medicine We
n
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the most efecua remedy which the medical skill of
times devise for this everywhere and fatal
maady 1t combined from the active remedals that
have been discovered for the eXpurgaton of this foul dis
blood and the of the system from its
destructive consequences Hence should be employed for
the ofnot only Scu but also those other affections
which arise from it. such ERUPTIvE and SKIN DISEASES
ST ANTHoNYs FIRE, Rose ERYsIPELAs, PIMPLEs, PUs
TULEs BLoTCHEs BLAINs and BOILS TUMORS letter and
SALT RHEUM, SCALD HEAD. RINGwoRM, RHEUMATISM
SYPHITIo MEEcURIAL DISEASES, DRoPsY, DYSPEPSIA
DEBILITY and, indeed, COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM
VITIATgDo OR IMPURE BLOOD Unpopular belief in 'imPu
ry oCHe blood is founded in truth, for scroiula Is de
generation of the blood Tn parcuar ana virtue
of this Sarsaparla is to purify and regenere ts VIA
fluid. without which sound health Impossible IN contain
natal tutiou
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
lCITY, August, lS59-THE CONCORDIA BUILDING
ASSOCIATION as. FRED. WENH0LZ-Ordered, that the
made and reported by Alexander Wolf, Trustee
the sale of the property in the proceedings mentioned be
ratified and convmed unless the contrary thereof
be shown before the 26h day of October pro-
vided copy Of order he inserted in paper printed
in the city of Baltimore, in each of three
weeks before the Goth day of October next
The Report states the amount Of sales to he 500.
WIN II n TURNER.
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TN BALTIMORE CITY ORPHANS COURT,
Oct 81, 1859 ordered that the sale of the real estate
of JOHN GLENN, deceased made by William W. Glenn,
the acting executor of the last will and testament of the said
deceased this day reported to this Court by the said
acting executor, be ratified and confirmed unless be
shown to the contrary before the Sd day of De
cember next provided copy of this oderhe inserted in
daily newspaper published in the city Of Baltimore, at
least week for three successive weeks, before the
Sd day of November next.
The report states the amount of the sales to be Sl4O
True copy-Test-ISAACP.C COOK,
oe1 Poo Of for q
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.

For ALL THE PURPOSES or FAMILY PHYsIc;
are so composed that disease within the range of their
on can rarely withstand eyade them Their penetrating
propetes search and cleanse and nygOate every portion
human organism correcting its diseased action and re-
storing healthy vitates AS consequence Of these pro
neres invalid who is bowed down with physical
debility asonshed to find his health energy restored by
a remedy at once so simple and inviting.
Not only do they the every day complaints of every
body, but also many formidable ard dangerous diseases
The agent below named pleased to furnish gratis Anne
rcan Almanac containing certificates of their and d
rectons for their in the following complaints gosige
dch Nausea IndigeStio Pain and Morbid IdcoE Of
The Bo1res Fqt1ency, Loss Of Appetite, Jd1dice and
kindred complaints arising from low state othe body
orob Gifts functions.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,

RAPID CURE OF
CoUGHs, COLps, INFLUENZA, HOARSENEsS, GROUP, BR)
cHITIs, INcIPIENr CONSUMPTION, AND FOR TIRE
RELIEF OF CONSERVATIVE PATIENTsI IN
ADVANCED STAGES OF THE
DISEASE
So wide is the field Of its usefulness and
the cases that almost every section of country
abounds in persons publicly KNOWN who have been restored
from alarming and desperate diseases of the lungs by
its use When tried its superiority over every other
medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape observation,
and VIII virtues known, the public no longer hest
tate what antdote to employ for the distressing and dan
gerous affections Of the pulmonary organs that are incident
to climate While many inferior remedies thrust upon
the community have failed and been discarded this has
AFFLICTED they can never forget and produced cures too
numerous and too remarkable to be forgotten
Prepared by -
DIR. j. C. AVER & CO.,
Lowell, Mass.
All our Remedies for sale by Thomson, Wood Block
and W H Brown Bro Baltimore street at Wholesale and
nv ali the Druggist at retail. i2q-eo6m