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BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer
VALUABLE j PROVED AND UNIN-
PROVED PROPERTY ON NORTH X, BFrwERN
CoNNkcrlcuT AVENUE AND 18TH STREET WEST. AT
AqcIIoN- On III ESDAY, the Slst instant, shall
eel in l'nnt uf the Prem scs at O'Clock p. M, the
following described handsome properly, viz:
, Lots Nos. 10 and II, in Davidson subdivision of
square No. l63, each lot having a front Of 30 feet
running hack liG FEET II Inches To thirty feet alley
and fifteen feet side alley between the lott. On
Lot No. 10 rs handsome twO-story Frame House
with brick basement, kitchen. aud pump in the
yard Also, M the rear OF the lot is long stable
sufficient Tor SIX horses and three carriages Lot
NO. IL Is vacant, but enclosed by a good fence.
Terms: One-third cash; balance IN six ana twelve
months for notes hearing interest from day of sale
deed given and deed OF trust taken.
ma % A. GREEN, Auct.
II THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until WEDNESDAY, the 9Th inst, same hour and
IeI-d A. GREEN. Auct'r.
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v. c. STEPHEN,
leS-ts Executor OF Hanson Penn

tAI.t ABLE REAL. ESTATE IN GEORGE
TowN FOR SALE AT AUCTIoN.-The subscribers
executors of the lat" Gen. James ThnmpSnu. dac'd,
VIII expose to sale. at public auction to the hIghes;
bidder, on WEDNESDAY, tho 18th of June nex 4
on the premises at half past o'clock D. M AL the
right tte and interest of said deceased the fol
lowing property ia Georgetown. ID. {; 10 wit:
Parts Of Lots Nos. ca and 81, Old Georgetown,
with two Frame Dwelling Houses thereon situatsd
on the east side of j. farson street
Also part of the same Lots 60 and CT. fronting IS
ieet more or less. Jefferson street running bacL
with the line of the Canal lG7I4 feet.
Also, southeast part Of Lot No Isl, Baatty's ad-
dItlon - feet front the north side of Cav street
and -, feet on the west side OF Montgomery street
And An undivided third of Lot No. 2Z3 Beatty and
side, l5l feet deep. - NV "
Terms OF sale One third Of the purchase money
IN cash and the balance IN two equal Instruments of
SIX ana Twelve mouths, for which the purcha ser will
be required tn give their notes bearing interest ID
he secured by deed Of trust.
All convey ancIng at the expense of the purcha ses
III the terms of Sale not complied with within
three days; the property will he resOld at the risk
of the purchasers.
" H. ;. TAYLOR, JR.,l E,.tor,
ma q -eotdS Intel
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BY ]. e. MCGUIRE Il Co, Auctioneers
/ ARGE AND VALUABLE LOT At TIE
- CORNER OF DELAWARE AVENUE AND NORTH II
STREET:IOn THURSDAY AFTERNOON. NAV
18TH at 5H o'clock, on the premises we shall self
without reserve, part Lot No s. in Square No cas-
lrOntlng on north street and Delaware avenue
one OF The most eligible lots for sale in that vicinity
anu lh view of tho certain extension of the Capitol
Sc S. Title perfect. FN'o''
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ANOTHER TRIAL OF MOwERs.-we hear that ].
BartholOw will have trial Of mowers at the
farm of Mr. 6 w Rating, near Glenwood Gene.
terry, Monday evening next. at o'clock. lie will
run four differ, mt Patterns OF machines. Tie tril
will be pheasant one, and there will doubtless bc
a large attendance.
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WANTS.

WANTED-An American or German GIRL.
~ VINO speaks English. to assist in n small fam
~. Apply to Mrs. PORTER, east side of It'll st
tmrd house above street north. It+
SITUATION either to do chamberwork
am sewn, or 10 take care of one child Addrns
ooA NO 10 AT ms on &C. L
WANTED-A good COOK for small family
w Best references required Apply at 326 IA
street between 18th street and Vermont avenue
ja 1t
WANTED.-The advertiser most respectable
w man, and who thoroughly understands the din
tes. wishes SITUATION AS superintendent or
mead .teward of a hotel in the city or any nf the
watering places. or would accept the sitration of
steward of a gentleH ans house. Reference mex
cePtIonabe. Address Steward" Box "a Star
Office. ie 4-sts |.
WANTED TO HIRE-An active COLORED
:" BOY, from twelve to sIxtren wears Of ace
Apply to X. b. DONALDSON, No. 300 Pa ave
nte je35'
WANTED-A WOMAN to do house work. also
w GIRL IL or ID years old. Apply at $40
New Jersey avenue, near Railroad epo'.
je3-2t+
A WET NURSE WANTED-One Who can
"a come well recommended. with full breast of
Xix, without child, and is wi ling to leave the CITY
ior the summer. Apply to No. 1T "SIx Buildings
Pa. avenue. between 2Ist and 22d SITS. jeI-wSv+
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BENEFIT or, THE 1PRESBYTERiRN
CHURCH, 6EORGETOWN.-The Ladies OF the
PTesDy terrain Congregatlo will hold a Strawberry
Eestiyal 1t Forrest Hall this week, commencing on
WEDNESDAY. June LIST. at o'clock D. m, and
closing At 10 O'Clock D. w. There will be a liberal
supply of fresh garden Strawberries, Ice Creams,
y, nee. l.enOnaoe. WAX, artificial. and natural
Flowers. Fancy Articles, DC. The PATRONAGE OF
the public - respectfully solicited Tickets of ad
mission l<1s CENTS season tick IS cents-for sale
at all the Drug Stores. and At the door. ma 81 az
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FUTURE DAYS.

VALUABLE FARM AND COUNTRY SEAT
v foR "A Elm pursuance OF the last vii and
testament of DIR. Hanson PEN, late of Prince
sale, ON I'll URSDAY, the Snth day Of June inst,
at Ill O'CLOCK, M. If fair, AZ not the next fair Ia
1eres1te, at has late residence, nsa Bladensburg
land at WI lch he died seized and possessed called
Narrow." containing from one hundred la one
hundred and sixty acres.
rms property is beautifully and most lightly sit
uated. extending neary to the vi lags of Badsns-
burg, ahd wing between and bordering upon the
baltimore And washington RAJ tread and the bait
or > mi es fr IN wsshinst n city, ans adjnins the
lands OF John G. Rives, Esq. 1t is in his state Of
cnlii vation, having been loGg aud most probably
used as market garden. for which il is well caIcu
lated has an extensive apple and peach orchard of
the choicest fruit. large harn and ever nacessa
ry binding, either for farming or gardsIing pur
poses. -
The main dwell ng sta nls upon an emipepce. com
manilng hne view OF the village, re Ilroad. and
surrounding country. rs two stories hig h. in exc.
lent ORDER has been erected huta few years recently
pplneG IN the most fashionable sty le and hy an
PerIenced mechanic, within hundred wards uf the
depot oi the Baltimore and WASHINGTON Railroad
hhowh As REM station, situated i'm a brautlfnl
grove o1 Trees at the ra-est kind selected with the
greatest care and planted with much taSts and is
ornamented with large collection of shrubbery of
IHersnt varieties. Considering its proximity to-
oflocaton, fcility Of procuring Fertilizers advan
tages 10 relation To health. sCcietv soil NC n Is
pre- emlneEt!y adapted and presents MANY Induce
Hents Tor handsome and valuable country seat
The land is annually increasing in yaiue and
THOSE having capital could not make safer more
Jqdlclous and profitable Investment than BY pur-
ty pres ented for certain AMI sure speculation
Terms OF sale: One third cash balance in l. Q
ana years, IN equal nstauents, with interest from
the day OF sae tn ba cured by the notes n the
chaser, with security to be approved y the undsr
n. C. STEPHEN,
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AUCTION SALES.

BY C. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctioneers
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
" PA AyENrE, BE wEEN 10TH AND 10Th STs, AT
EtBLiC ATcTIoN.-On THURSDAY AFTER
NOON, June 9Th. at O'Clock. on the dremisps We
saH sell the west half of Lot No. 10 IN Square lIa
Ironting Ieat inches on Pa avenue, bet ween 18th
ana 2oth streets west, running back about Ica fst
WIN the improvements, cons listing of well built
thiea story Brick Honse. with brick back building
with gas throughout the house.
Title perfect.
Terms: One fourth cash the residue inc, u. and
on the premises. " ~
jH4d ]. c. McGIIRE6 IN Auo,s
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By J. 4. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctioneers.
STOCkS AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY
- FERNOON, June eth, at 5 O'Clock, at the
auction rooms, we shal sell, In sums to SUIT
Stock,
5000 Corporation of Alexandra Semi Annual
Stock,
200 Bank of the Old Dominion Stock.
90 Bank Of Washins ton Stock,
800 Corporation of Washington Certificates Of
Indebtedness, bearing date NOvember6 l85s
with interest from date.
Terms cash.
je2 ]. C.. MCGUIRE & CO. Aucts
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsRM'Ts

S REST HALl..-'rhe ladies Of the Presbyte-
Eia Gongre. alton Georsetown wall suspend their
tinue it on MONDAY and TUESDAY, EVEN
lNGS, June 9th and 9TH. at Forrest Hall. Admis-
sion liza cents. ,a.@
@TIE LADIES or CHRIST CHURCH.
u Georgetown, will give STRAWBERRY
EESTINAl. at Forrest Hall. on TUESDAY aud
WEDNESDAY, the 9TH aud sth of June, com
menclng at O'Clock ia the afternoon. 10 S-5ts
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ma l6-2tawtJun7 Commissione.s.

II THE TINE FOR RECEIVING PROPO.
sails for the above work is postponed to SATUR
DAY, the llth instant p. m. when they will Re
opened in the Mayors office. id
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je2 &c. Mcguire & CO. Aucts
BY WALL K BARNARD. Auctioneers.
SaIE m TIM, pm

By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE FURNITURE
Il AND EFFECTS OF THE FARMERS HOTEL AT
AUCTIoN-By virtue of two deeds of trust duly re-
corded, &c and at the request of the parties therein
concerned, we will, on WEDNESDAY NOR N
ING, the 9th instant at IN clock sell at the Farm
ers' Hotel, cornar of8th and ID streets the entire
Furniture, Bar Fixtures, Liquors. Cigars. &c, in
laid honse, and in house 31e ID street, adjoining
the hotel. comprising
Sofas, Rocking, Ofhc-. and Dining room Chairs,
Lounges, Settces Stools,
Dining, Side, aud other Tables,
RetTigeI atOr, Sideb0ardS, Hat Rack,
Mahos any Dressing and other Bureaus.
Wardrobes, Gotta "a and other Bedsteads,
Cottage Sets, Enclosed Washstands,
Looking glasses, Chairs. Tables,
Feather Beds and Pillows, Hair and Shuck Mat
tresses,
ConnterPsnes, Blankets, and other Bedding,
Carpets, uIlcloth. Mating,
Curtains, Toilet Sets, Cook ing and other Stovas
Copper. Iron and Tin Ware.
Knives and Forks. Spoons, Casters.
GiaSs w are, CrOckery, China Ware, Kitchen Uten
sils. O"
~ Also, the Bar-roOm Fixtures, Glasses, Decanters.
Counters, Cigar Cases. Oyster Box &c
Also, stock of Cigars and Liquors.
Terms: SSa cash over that sum- a credt of61 and
90 days, fOE approved endorsed notes hearing inter
est Nj: THOMPSON, Trustee
leZu WALL. IL BARNARD, Aucts
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IL THE ABON ESAEE Is UNAVOIDARIN-
POSTPONED until TUESDAY EVENING, May 81,
ma I'D J. C. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
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LOST AND FOUND

STRAYED OR STOLEN-On the 25th. from
GN9rth Capitol street, between l. and NJ, 1ze-A
Buhal4 COW, spotted with black. s. GAx$~
VIII be given to any one delivering her p
the same 10 Q,
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LIGHTNING RODS.
- GENUINE PLATINA TIPS
FRANCIS LA BARRE,
Manaiactlrer Of Platlna Tipped

nj AMBROTYPES.
NlR, SANDSis now prepared to take the supe
nor AMBkOTf rs rs that cannot be surpassed BY
Always on hand fine selection of new styles o.
Cases, Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 18Th sts.
N. b, sign ofths Big 10, ~ Il
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DESIRABLE LOTS FOR SALE.-Square Nc.
small Lots for the convenience of persons desiring
enmlortshie honesteads will be disposed of on
island. ma & iawSurs
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The Music PUBLISHERS comprising the Board
of Trade which has been in session in Baltimore
the LIST and I'd of this month. were on an excur-
sion TO Mount Vernon yesterday. After returning
and StrOlling about in the city they assembled at
the music store Of w G.. Metzerott, from whence
they started TO Wiilards Hotel, where the evening
was spent ia most agreeable manner
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in cor sequence Of the Storm until FRIDAY Az
TERSOON, June 81, same hour amt place
Je Id j. e. Mcguire Il Co Aucts
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%OFFICE GEORGETOWN GAS LIGHT
~ COMPANl, Georgetown, MAY 10. 1859
Notice ls hereby given that an election W An he held
az the CoInPany's Ofice ON MONDAY. the 9th day
affairs az the Company for the ensuing wear Tho
polls viii be opened at II O'Clock a. M and cloLe al
| o'clock D. ~.
ina 2O.Junel&4 HENRY KING Sec
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c0nsaanence Of the rain until WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON. 9Th instant. same hour and place
Je4- j. G. MCGUIRE K CO, Auct'rs
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SENT BAcK--Ranggy Jones, who was sent to
the penitentary last year for assault and battery
with intent to Kill, was afterwards supposed to be
deTanged, and was sent 10 the Insane ASYLUM for
treatn,@Ht- Some months ago he made his escape
from the Asy lum, and has been rowing about at
large since Last night, he was taken by the Mar
shal'S officers. and confined ia the county iail
from whence h- returned to the Insane Asy-
tum this morning. Some Of the officers think
Ranggy sane ever i'm his life
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Die RE
CORD AND TASSEI.S
handsome assortment of PIC rURE CORD
and TASSEi.Sat J. MARkRITER'S,
No. 4s6 18th street, doors above
ma 81 eo6t. Odd Fellows Hall
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CENTRE MARKET.-An ample supply in every
branch full attendance Of dealers aud purcha-
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~ E w A X RANG MENTs
AT THE
UNION BOTTIING nEpnT

~ w A * q MENTS
l ATT
UNION BOTTLING DEPOT
49,, NO, al GTeea street. GsOTFefOtca. III r.
The ned respectfully announce 10 their
friends and the public general that thss hs ve al
large expense TemOdled their establishment, hay-
ing spared no pains In making every necessary ar
Iahsensnt Ior conducting their business 81 steTEati
eslIy; we have introduced the water from ths
washington Aquedact, aud also added thereto
iaIge hterer, Through which the water passes, 50
that III becomes perfectly clear. . .
They now fstter themselves that their NINE
RAJ WATERS cannot be ~ ua He'd la the District.
In additlon e the above Ga have leld IN large
brated breWeries in the United states
Also 1890 gallons Of prime EASTERN CIDER
which will be sold by the barrel, gallon, or ia bot
ties. .a .nn, ~ o,r>.,., -.
BUR TON. and PHILADELPHIA ALES, put up
in pint bottles expressly for invalids, always 90
hand.
All orders BY mail. given to our drivers, wr be
promptly attended TO.
NJ All good delivered free of charge.
mat tStatss) ARMY a. SHlNN.
NOR SAI.E-A good SECONDHAND CAR
u RAGE. which wi ba disposed Of ON reasons
HE "a
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FOR RENT-A large and commOdious four-sto-
l. ~ HOUSE, very eligibly situated on Louisiana
avenue, between 5th and 9Th streets, with IL rooms
and q good dry collar in the main building and two
sral pantries and closets in the back building The
house has been occupied for Is months BY w.
HICKEY, to whom reference is made for terms
and also next door. to J. HELEN.
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The MOUNTED oCARDs.-On the I'd inst the
Mounted Guards made the following elections of
officers to NIL vacancies: Jno. c. Cook quarter
master. vice T.. Towers, resigned; WIN. TeeI, It'll.
sergeant c III Martin. LIST corporal X. Ii. Las
key, I'd corporal; Peter Dill, ID corporal; Allen
Dorsey 18th corporal.
The company will parade on the lith inst, at
O'Clock, on which occasion they will visit Airing
ton Spring, t. participate in the picnic OF the
National Guards, Capt. TAFT.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, airy and
= large. including on let floor. Terms moderate
18th street between r. and +. No 452. 10 cost
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, or exchange
Tor City Property. known "Mount Pleasant"
containing 80 acres more or less, lying in Mont
gomery county, immediately on the 7th street road
aiding To Rockville, about u miles from Washing.
ton and miles from Rockville For particulars
Inquire of r.. +. Queen, 18th street
ma 2l-6wN CAROLINE r. holland.
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TaEIcorFespondsntof 4tbs| Ciacin1ati l7EZ.tt.g

neutrality-suspicious. ueEGlnelnuadf GdEett6S
while at Harper's Ferry picking particulars,
came ncar.haying as bad snotsa worse tins
than stheSmanEwh oSwent down from Jericho and
fell among thieves The captain Of one Of the
military companies arrested him as soon as. the
reporter told him helcame from ..the West,n
and5carried hint prisoner oSWise'ss head quar-.
tiers, the place where the reporter had beenitry.
ing to getall morning, in order get a pass in
to see old Brown. The gallant captain of the
unsophisti ed.mountain region. couldn't tell=a
newspaper reporter, and couldn't begin to app
prsciate the idea Of fellow coming several hum
dred miles TO pick up news. The Governor
could however, and he being in The field for Press
idential fayors, lostnoH time in sushering the
phonogr apby man into Iold Browns presence.
Concerning "old Brown the correspondent
has a good deal to say, but.not much that is
new. Speaking of old Browns career in Kan:
sas, nd,especially Of. the murder of three his
sons out there, the correspondent says:
Over the corpses of these boys he took an
oath which, to the day of his arrest, he has
been fulfilling with fearful energy upon the
slaSehol dersi " ho crossed his track Chatham,
in Canada West, has ward of the city almost
populated by the negroes who, by his means
have found homes far away from the lash of the
hemp growersy of Missouri.
This one idea moved him in his intercourse
with humanity. 1t was the delusion which
haunted his couch at night; the picture which
in his day dreams, was ever present to his
vision. The clanEing chaius of the slave
chimed chorus to the nnceasing sound of the
chains bound round the limbs Of his own son
the Bleeding, nortiying body of whom rested
upon his brain until he became as his friend:
knew him to be, mad beyond recovery AS :
Imadman he was treated throughout his contin,
ued course in Kansas, and as a mailman he ha!
been. treated by his friends since that day.
Possessed Of thisione idea, since that day, h,
has wandered over the main portion of the
North search fmeans to carry on his scheme
In Missouri he has figured with some success al
Ia5liberator negroes; in Virginia he desired Il
become prominent as martyr5to his*cause.
The Gazette follows up these statements o
its correspondent with an editorial series o
Iphilosophic morals, one of which=ls
That If the Democratic politicians can per
Suade the Garrison Abol;tonists and the South
ern2negroes, that the "Black Republicans ar,
really ready to encroach on Southern rights
1'dlssolve the Union, or favor instruction, thel
Southern brethren will.probably be favored witt
other scenes of this kind. In 1856, the Demo
cratic newspapers and orators told the worl,
that Fremonts election would dissolve dth
\ Union, and that Republicans were Abolitionists
\ Ignorant people believed this. Theygcoud=no
think thatit was deliberate lying. The conse
I.quence was that in 1857 occurred the negro in,
surrection in Tennessee, in which some. of thu
parties acknowledged they were lnislcd by th,
! Democratic orators.
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no che BE. Dragged ana Isolsoue ed Citizens
of wheeling and Vicinity.


10 the Be. Dragged and Poisoned Citizens
of Wheeling and Vicinity.
You with deluge yiIest in
the form of"AlcohoiIc Drnks that emana from
that pest Of society the LIQUOR MIXER They are sold to
y:p as luxury, they dispensed you as nedi
ethe and in either case the effect is the same.
There is but one wayto escape and that to use as
luxury meicament, safe reliable smuant sold
under stamp and seal It certain that has
not been tempered With Such al ARTICLES
Charles London Cordial Gin,
which is distilled under Inspection of the British Govern
men is delcately favored pnliEe any other tn with
some Of the most valuable reeoratlves Vegetable
Kingdom, and by the healthy beverage exnnt
FuE MOST ENSENT PHYSICIANS EURoPE AND AMEKcA not
only recommend its use by the hale and hearty pre-
scribe 1t as medicine where stimulan is required
Tns gk44LE VIII and It not only a plea Cordial
but certain relief suerngs periodical character
ASALrToAL CHEMISTS perfectly
pure, and its restorative merits Incompatible
Sold only in quart and pint bottles by DRUGGISTS Gro
oERs, &c.
For salem Wheeling w. by T n LOGAN co.. AZ Main
street. 7. B. JOHNSTON, l1G Market ST., and others
3 EDMUNDE o.cHARLEs, General Agent
lmy17-d&wllm DEPOT, No. 40 BROADWAY, NY.
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M. Dc vALLETs

GEcat French Remedy for. FensnIo Hrrc.u.
larTLtcs.
For SnpPressed. Asnses, Scanty Delaying or PafnnA
4enses; for Rhites or Leucorrhed, tOita too Scuat
Ae'struatton, Headache, and otsor Offerings durt,1
Ms Mense&
Anlnvaluable medicine for females Ladies who suaer
from these difficulties and know unpleasant it is to
describe temto physician, appreciate the value Of
simple yet sientremedy, which they may always have
athand, AID apply at pleasure.
It should be known that the frequent Irregularities to
which young females subject unless properly cured
frequently the diseases Of the most grave
and formidable character. But comparatively few girls
glide this period Without either proper aid or the
mission of advantages Of home rene.
dy5for all such cases will be duly appreciated.
Price, 81. seld only by
LAUGHLINs & DUsHFIELD,
eetl Druggists Monroe ST.
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sFEAklSo of the decrease Of the late Provi.l
dence OR. ID Daily Tribune, the Journal, or
the same city, says:
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FOR SALE.
THE STAR NAIL WORKS,

IN ArohI0ns IIngVrencc Nouhty3 UhEos
consequence OF the decease OF stockholders
the star Nail Works offered for sale ut great
bargain. These Nail Works situated in the
Gon, nthe Southern part OF Ohio, 50 mites above
Portsmouth, and l+0mes above cIpcinnati. The main
building $50 feet length l6 width, substan-
TALLY built and contains aud Improved machinery,
consisting of engines, 80 nail mAchines machine
ing furnaces toEeteE the necessary rolls and has
In addition 10 the above and be sold with the Nail Works
80 acres Of Goal LAnt miles distant by Railroad
delivering coal Atthe mills exceeding
has peculiar advantages for shipping
to various points at all seasons, s Ohio River this
point and below Is seldom obstructed The location IS
gared the best in the Iron
anu coat as there 80 within 80 miles,
which bring their iron direct the Railroad;
and the surrounding hills abound with coal and clay
Any further description Is unneces-
sary purchasers desire examine for themselves.
II sold preT 5usly above property will be
at public sale Thursday, the day 1852
Address, PETERS, JAMES CO.,
Ironton, Ohio, Oct. g. 1859. oct25-1mt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-27

a young New Yorker ''broke the bangs three.
times at Baden. Baden this scason-once for
26,ooofr.; second time for 45,oOOfr., and a
third time for-not stated what. The bank
breaks" at whatever sum it plesges.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-27

The Place to get your Meat.
M AtEdEWs SOASLAN would respectfully announce to
" his friends and public, that he mas r-
from the stall of Charles LENDER that in tu-
ture he may be found at stall No. Upper where
those assi5ing the rsry cheeest cuts kinds meat,
heretofore extended him. as IL his
of the same. SCts.IyS