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Northwestern INSURANCE C0mY'v.

OSWEGo, NEW YORK.
N-srA sL-sxko ~ t10}
tansla! 5U,Gtj3---aith Large surplu8-
'1>uE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY IN
i M:'1:.taHs atr.- -JCLlCS White las been renp-
pintsa a-tut oi is Cora iy. sad aloae uthonled
10 .sar and rem ~ put:!rs l.: ac41'.
ht. "h1EAia Auin1! zeu to a''uss Al! "a ali ;uaes
EAGx uaItr OFF tuIeies rt:a-r Girt nr Ha1IH.-
IANk3 fLArT preAGcrs
B. LCpttw. 5cc'7.
kB-T1e uuae7 HxnrI nil be napsy to SEQ n,. !r.rcIa
4.t e NJ 'tA "f be old Suy4 ally al tho
Utce. M Ia 4duta Hat~r sf-ei, Assuring then that
uE rAtts 1Ansc uf IA. u4te 1csno: bs
Cntnpan,. An,l that Los.+s y. Ill E,lrl .us,c md
y1oMpIty paid. JULIA -shlIE Ax-nL
or1. htl ~ I4ak H,uth " AIR sfrr+f
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PR . G & a NJ ME-.
PART FtKsf.
l.-Gt2"d 0;:.:31e- coaons Il t,- the occasion. h7
ue. Eoe'ti .r'-!n:ud-S AE'rt: AIS Of III
P-tt.- LII the . ixts GuA11 BAad
Hca. ". B E6AH. ca urna1. vii introduce
GOV. N1cCDNI .AS,
who will deliver trief
GRAFTON ON TIE GENIUS OF THE rUET.
The birth Of tae Poet. and the Gl5s5's prvd:e:ioa--
:-soas. There WIZ Ia Was bora Ia Ksie.''
III. C.aH!tr !.
S-Son. "Joha .na"s,n ny Jo.' ne,t.lsh.
5-cutrte:. Ye Bs-Ks ana Hra:s, IL, lie LOU
Shs u ssTlck Asa Matleson Me.sss. t.Awf-rd an
7-:seit.lon "Ta:o - rhA ,,r:. "..N Iii Greepn ID.
s--Granu Exra Feature " Hrdce's AdGres, to ii Eu7
Gu the F.ela vi EA13ock.u1n."-3g III. ulthi41a
GuHI co2l1a inlet b. L ptA!, McA-.au-. "a tst-u
NJ lhttt5 hctf asher Aad CraE1nsu. th- atu
r. rs led t'J lru:e:aAn: "o1d--u il tuil Ha:lA4s!
PART SECOND
l.-Gs1.u Uye tCre of Elyarltr scHfca AiF4
e-sons. a M?.'s Man for A. ''....Mf cr.Ntrd
Song CaEi tnrJ' the RE-. .....sirA, tu,~i :.
5.-S5ns. -. Hh ,si.c an IT. to Joa la.t.'
d.-G'ee. willie breu'd Peck o M,Et'
49, Mes Is Alor1. 11ulre a7i Lunea!l
's7lo Filno Forte Selection Of Scutca is IL s-ss-
sorx. siai :paa:i.d i sn:rr:. 'hE'' D0s''@e'
M.: T LuInhs:r1 With full Chorus.
"-Gr.a' PnNe. Aud Lal:,yte.'' hf lie III: las.
Guard led b. Lieut.. Woo1. aal a FLU 0.cHrs;E4.
Accompaniment.
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E1eE.1T.7'G FE*1fF.JL,

A GRAND AE5tcAL FESTIVAL vii tl1e Vac.
-Ar 1uK-
M h L n OF OIL AN III LII
Canueoc.as !. * o'cl.ck M xkea tie fo:iaEI.:
utItA. viii appear;
Mrs. LAHa u. EOaTHICH,
NS MATIE5u:
Hr. 7. CiAwf1aD lie cel-h:i:ei Scottish
Eoc.litt.
tIe. A. T. DEnPSTEH
is. WI. M03aE
Hr FRANK LCMBAEr,
Mt5s's. CEaEIG and B)ATTuER. Piani.ts
AND raz
LIGHT GUARD BAND.
GOVERNOR A-CoMAa QTa.cy
Hen. J. GRxESGlEID Ia "Taa o S',a,te.'
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Tcstt. for The Nuica Fest val % c's eah: Tickets
f'F tue Ball aad DHau-t A-adnHuLs G-a;en& y
ho.i: cf Mr- e. els III Ka' l.l-a street. OF
1ft:e Arabcrs Of tHt General Com aittte.
The tto urand Piano Fer.eJ Qsa IN a. ccc,..on and
Y t't presided u oJ Meur: Carrie I'D H,-txtr.
As3dlt fu:4l.s sedfy C. l. Walk q. 0. an1 y GoolJ
r. Commit e OF A:r7nsemeots rs1ec.t.l. laurn the
aa!'''ers Of tat Poet ~ this srea ts4 rail md
BIZ Q1e ii. h vii be wur1hy Of te occA !nE
\ bJ3x. con; ;~r4rx tae 1so=raaue. orl. # so.Gs
A?l that |, HeGl r.a- o. raj, w,rIi 4e -ye.t
Chic 20. u aat d By .nae Wo of le Po.
g. EI be uuo. ,h.L asd to he ha tie tall IT J.
BARsA1. l9 Lake It. Frce III CT
H tstat. froa1 he county a:ssu lin; Ia. Ana r.
s1rT Tl ne rrtu- d ~. II no. IL Of The r
roAdA hypre--a hsI Ban3u=t r:Acs i: Ii. u:h &c
@, tie T1eEolt
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NEAL ERS AND UUS5U MERB
- Az !AsfEp

7 fN 40 = II y = y . Q Q = $ 2 j Il u
- Az IAslfEn
<. ~ Hf1shUii., II ~.
s1to tell aul dpu7 II 10 au7 Art alEs ,s4
P1rr G3 CHARGE
Aaj Of The 7:nas .-aIuc. al s.:: alA WesaA aim ii
:st sar1 In tn an4.t9 y! 1c.ia Ald xa good MILL
scoa materials aEt experience. II ta nd mAp.
AN the hless JOINT Of e1eteace. Our aas Of Flour
ID barrels 2!it b;l1, arc
Ph:iIIs a!!ils. GbDsce k1trA. No. W!,:r "hcaL
F'.'ips Als E1tsa 5uuey3ne. 10. | lied v inlet
tni'!ps MlIa. Choice Family Cuo@tr x1.sA oprlnr.
A..o II zsoitsaic or retail
Mfite AYe iloas, t:oro ;1eal, Ated nurns.aei
tralac1 fto1. Uurn aad OAtA. xrauQu,
-s4cAcu %Atat Nidd:tnkA. hrAu% -hoFtA. HAaIA X.
l. Y. u %SiUAk i Co..
3rIsA7Als Ny annt .t-v sIvAst.
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oorol Che 4go, ia Ter the 4lpet ut. nd.;ce "
Han c. Ha!nes, u y.r
u. i S'fotl-r. Z ! Collector,
Hon ". \. ryan
h7n4 l. H4-v1s FT9. f.. 4. Soc,
Alexander Wilt. ExQ.
AzA31Rs OF TIE GztSo 6EsLR4L CoxxITyEE.
Hon. q. B. FE Jas. 4. Marshall, E:a.
Hon. Andrew uATv'e. Alex. Nhlte, ksq..
H3n robert j. MEs5a- John McG asteo, ESQ,
Hen Darid Stew3gt Geo. Lesle, Esl
ta2t J. M-A,uus, Il G.. John Aston k.1.,
lap.. J. ne, Smith, l., l.. HFlyr ster Lint esQ-
t>apt 4. c. uu # r B.. Join STEWART E73..
J. + wilkins, Bill C1uAu', W. James fsq.,
Prut H,nsr. y. n:ps rsl.
H. +. = rob r. q. g. Ccl't, Jahn Drake L q,
Cor. Msk mas. Jalius VII. (. la.
4. b4cf. 81 " G u, Of G. J Grant Hi'!on Esq.
l. o!A otF.& A. H.. Cha:!es MlsoE. ksQ.
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LIRsT CLASS DWELLINGS FOR SALE,
The TWO FIRsT-CLAss DWELLINGS

LIRsT CLASS DWELLINGS FOR SALE,
The TWO FIRST CLASS DWELLINGS
New b-'-. E1:>!e'.
On Eku.h, near Aupcr:S- St.,
Ael'oot da.sal N.7 ts. Te&- ,as.. ar. 25xi6 fecs
ta're orses wtn he,9,"1 Mi~ansee brick trocl
bull Alt to be uaish II Tue otA
III !eet de"o ~ 4.7 A1l viii hlv- good BRICK
% eaca. Ptsons tureaa. tx s-oa Gu MAKE such a.
Tam f4yorAo.r: Ap,lyto DR. BR4lyAl3. 4 Clark
street. tsoa II ~ o's~ck 4. ~. ~
p ABROAD STATION D.NI>5 SALOON
~ Cor hined g:sa .F:l::, cts.r A"t C"a eecooa',
ya7~i y tfh'l +, h. +'d Tor cA4a 2s =xsua1ked !cs
Eaca:o CHI Real Estate.
.,o 1T Ast tto.7 hou:e Il. far II n<,o
tobe sohl 3.:t'y t1c. han:.i fer i-a:o Cy
P.o.r-y. .!ul7 = H.. hAke'lbt& Co.
dr!- !a y La.,i;- .'.e-t,
HOUSE ANT l., r FuRSALE SITUATED
the -tgn-r ~ w II 4ad 4r1-a s:cc.ls i" IL.
xxd I!= hua-e = o-w. oGl!t nf btik two -t7-!-t an
none hAe1ent tsrutJ t.ur aHylarer is-L II IT,
ohs-rT1us9 a1tsi IT ! to- :lGst f4 .:.+t-
VITA Al tie uo,!er7 itatraveEaeN.-C7:n ullnieA
lot u 4x hu +ue-1 Aal txe.& .teEcn !1tt
with rErntY fnut A!ey N tA- Ie = II Viii re sold
very 'p-nn caa time o. tte 1haI+ u the pure ~
5ney mAS aAin u,oetx ad t.ats ptaoe;t.
j Juh; i scrur4si-x ha,IaF .-. raj to
run Appls to i. U,KK.:t P.n. t No sl*t Or "
Malt Malt! .aalt!
16,OUU Rs " c@;s$5 ;:s ),
lao b2;0 IA E:k+L1 -reet,
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4 BsrrG-James Hogan WAS brought to tie
Armory yesterday on q charge Of beating.
kicking, and otherwise maltreasiug, in brutal
manner, his wife. Judge Akin lined him $40,
aud added 50 days imprisonment, punishment
the fellow well deserved.
THE PRINTERS FEsr1vAL.-Ycsterday being
The Lirth day Of Bepj franklin, Of illustrous
memory, tic patron sliut Of the fraternity Of tile
shooting. g.stick" and "imposing s,one,:' . oriant
assembly was given q. Light Guard Hall last
evening. Any scaatiuess observable in our col
unn> this morning must be attributed to the car!y
hours nllde by our con,postors, that tbcy might
| "again make caily hours" this nlntnins at L sht
Guard Hall.
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e, 1muedste1y aft q ,he Musical Festival.
A GRAND BALL AND BANpUE1
NIl5e ksTea at the
FREMONT HOUSE.
Tlc so.Ioxin; Seatlenea ast
rL1Cx N1SIGEA5
Adj. 1aEe! \. Marshall. fE Il John Hct;iasa4r.
Col TaJltr. J. !. MIlktav bsiL Consul
Csit Johl MrA'ttu-, In b. D.ake.
Capt JAMES Smith. ". W. Mi eh-1-
Cat / II. Gleason. ho Strw IT.
Cart Ducat. J1hn Lan.}41Ix,
REcLrTlnS cOAxtT1kE.
R1bert HeFvrT. D. A. tasr.
buxAlA etrwl:1. l. T. ". hu.k.
tatt, =: L. EljElc.d Col W H. Davis
". ]. Aur VI. Scott EiewAu.
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,on'rAet, ae to shove pnats u fzslxht Oce.
BET "r.t Van Rurru aai CAoa4 .sr.rts.
Contz.ctA to nes1nn, Se~ iors Philadelphia snd Bal
t;E1oFs y: pean',!xanta g IN! ~. <isen y
ELAhAE / CO., uttoH ste-lc'1 OCT. corner 5oukh
Water aad LasAe Atzceta and It !eLot Il t4n4
JA4 " MEsouN 9reix't AKt
~. HOUSTON. Gent ietRat ARt Pttshu T. ~
]. II. DORA Ii. n. 5uyL. Creating. O
c1caEo November IL i-55
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Transportation.


A TLANTIC ROYAL NAIL STEAM Nav
n kas:on Cotnpaay't New YcrE nd Galway Ine. -
Tne ne!t de? aztufe ~ Ne- tok w be the steam hip
g s';us4'y 54lnu1 t1a - A4d sbc Etc ,.hlp c1a-
a.; ~ S,p! 3ac; sc Z 70 Mt Ne. Ysk Thur.
esa.e g., sns Roys! Male fIess q psaA.e -f'1t cGA
atha nncN cues ~ ra4lvoa1 routsi, Great h.italn
Ih!rd q US naus. r,' 'je Az anie fosk and bed
G'asS s75 ~ fecst or pa sA<e nau' Of the AnneH
cza Exp -ss Cara Anr. II huAsn street IL B Roadway,
p2saae IL the Ii ~ q .ss be sec1red u Of
above of6crs 10 ottnt It no Any OF the princ
pal ellie. tie 1rr railway IN uEcAi Britain for ~,
or rom Galway for so.
ALrX II. LLAaD. Manager.
NJ, u Dearborn 5tf~rL Chlcaxu,
S:v York, Nov - t6s uo24 t5ed 3ca
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pound by whom brought and the time Of their being reeas
and the amount Of ne and fees paid and to make
detailed statement of the fines and pound fees
The said pound keepers shall purchase AZ the feed
s. s sas q ne asn.s both
provision d this see s n shall Be- dismissed
mpounded shall be sold public
ion by the Comptroller after five notice in the oeis!
journal.
SIC Be fartser enacted, ETC., That all ordinances
b. and the same are hereby r,peslod.
On motion, the Board adjourned to the Chamber Of
| the Assistant Board.
JOINT SESSION.
Members Present Board of Aldermen Hon. j. O.
Nixon, President Messrs. Conway Forstall, Harris
son, Vennard and Wiltz-6
Members Present of Board Of Assistants Hon. G.
b. Waldo, President Messrs. Beebe, BENT, Huyghe,
Kearny, Magion Masscot, Moreno, Monroe, Ranney,
White and Whtney-l2
On motion, the Common Council proceeded to the
election of Director Of the Public Schools for the
First District. Mr.. James Mcconnell was nominated,
and there being no other nominations, on motion, he
was declared elected by reclamation.
On motion, the Common Council proceeded to the
election Of Director OF the Public Schools, for
the Third District, Mr.. NJ. Dodard was nominated,
and there being no other nomination. on motion, he
| was declared elected by reclamation.
| On motion, the Common Council proceeded to the
election of School Director for the Fourth District
| Mr.. s. Twichell was nominated, and there being no
other nomination. on motion, he was declared elected
by reclamation.
The Common Council having terminated the
election, on motion, the Board Of Aldermen retired,
| and adjourned to Tuesday next, at o'clock P. M.
CHAS. CLAIBORNE Sec'y.
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MORE To BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
Ever worn by Kings or Emperors.
WHAT WHY BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR.

Reader although the may bloom brightly in
hose pearls the e covering
be snarled and shrveled, harsh and dry or worse sill il
nSs
times week will resto and secure to al such an
Read the following and judge The writer Of the
first is the celebrated Piani.t, Thalbers:
NEW Yoax, April 49, 1883
cations under for the entire restoration Of hair to its
as Of
Hair Restorative 1t It's original hue
slider Restorative wonderful Invention, quite eff
am. dear sir, yours truly.
"nRYcn AZ GwrMEDYDcI"
Welsh Feyspape, osee ID Nassau st April y 1888
received bottle of Hair Re toratve and gave
would the gray hair original color
but TO her well as surprise after few weeks trial has
dark brown at the tine 6:aa,as and hcfsnng The
hair strongly recommend the above restorative to all per-
'''' wan VI 'A'A ''''S' 'D' CHARLES cARpEw.
,,,,, NEW YORK, July IS, 1851,
Hair Restorative being the most efcacous article
white have gradually gown dark now feel
conf lent that few more apple tons will restore them their
''' ''Ds '' il '''' p''''' "J e. KLsY
CmIcAco H., May L. 1857.
Jog of and turning was fast becoming bald and had
sorstive il January ,s few applications fastened my hair
s IT sEsa & s Il
nal color health and appearance and cheerfu recommend
medium and small the small holds half Pint and reails foi
cent In proportion than The mal retas two dollars
per bottle The srgs oa quart 40 per cent more in propo
GIN ssns TAI 'SF
SOLD by ALI, DRUGGISTS AND FANCY. GOODS
DEALERS Also by j. WRIGHT CO., General Agents foI
the South. fea 3neodSW
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MRS. MURPHY, FASHIONABLE - -
SRVMILL1NERY STORE, 264 Chartres street, kEdA,
between Ursuiine and ST. Philip streets, Sec H13
ond District, would respectfully inform the la <ej>l1X
dies that she prepared to make Ladies' Dresses Coak
as and Sewing of all kinds In the latest aud fashions
BILE styles, and in a durable manner dis 3p3m
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H. 7. vENNARD,
s. P. De LABARRE,
ALFRED KEARNY,
H. BEEBE.
NORMAN WHITNEY.
r. CONWAY.
L. T. ElRSTAII

AN ORDINANCE revising and in lieu of Ordinance No 1869
entitled An Ordinance concerning the Pound Limits of the
SECTION l. Be ordained by e Common Council ofhs city
sncs any person persons to allow
g hose sSn he Other
In the First District river Broad street,
Second District between river street, Canal
In The Third District from the river down Eslannde
Bernard Avenue Josephine down Josephine
Elysan Fields up Elysan Fields Claiborne street.
Children street. Children Deley street up
Dssry street to the north side Of The PUBLIC road down the
the public road to The river thence the river bank
In the Fourth District river Dryades street the
upper of the city and Felicity road and shall be duty
the policemen and TO arrest and conduct all
at large within the limits aforesaid to the Public Pound
1ns ae two dollars e each
found running Al large and conducted TO the Pound and
By lot animal
sEc BE further ordained etc, That the Mayor be and
Of the Commissioner persons each Dis
e o. the city, whose duty shall be t0 arrest and conduct
mails found running large within tbs limits of the District
for which each Of said appointed and daily
Districts the time wherein
s" h o
p r. pay s E he Tb police %Sphy
the sec section this ordinance and the poeemen and
as Aforesaid he penalty not ss.
dollars for each provided however, That any
large shall have The right Of arfesng SAID animal and
conducticg The same T. the public pound
conducted Of pounds city shall be
e. ~ sas ss ss By s
payment the pound keeper of the fac and pound fees
Sc 1 t, ,ss ETC., Tas, shall Be The ,a duty
which shall bs registered daily all animals brought the
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D, W, T
Purchasers sheud look well to the initials the wrap
and that they buying y. A. Fahnesock's Vermf
and other, ia25 lmk
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Notice is hereby given that the termination Of the
nership existing according to written articles of agree.
nent between the members of the fm of Baylor Co the
dissolved and the unfinished placed In
liquidation. C.'G. BAYLOR.
MANCHESTER, March, 1888. as tf&W
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IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS.

Messrs. B. A. Fahnestock h Co:
conference.-the. G. W. Tilley. who is gentleman well
known Of the best planters this Wharton
and celebrated for the careful of highly
recommends b. A. Fahnesocks Vermfuge. He called on me
few days since and purchased
mnisteed the Vermfuge bought of year
negrosupected of having worms succeeded in expeng
from her several dozen inches length
her health is good
One of these home testimonies is worth thousand
parties known and this led reliable
evidence with regard the adaptation of your valuable
fuge TO our plantations.
1 am, truly yours,
s. W. FISHER.
Purchasers sheuld look well the initials the wrapper
aud Eal,,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CONTROLLERS OFFICE,
City of New Orleans, July L 1865.
QESOLVED, That the Comptroller be, and
s Is and ssqasa to gye
with the ninth section Of ordinance No 1872 approved March
3d. 1854 the Council will pay bill against the city unless
contracted under authority Of order from the Comptroller
In accordance with the ordinance referred to.
tsignedl E. l.. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
(signed] L. H. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April q, 1855.
tSigned1 JOHN L. LEWIS Mayor.
The attention the city public
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
T, THEARD,
jyl6tf COMPTROLLER CITY o. Orleans,
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MAYORALTY-.OFFICIAL,

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall, March 8. 1859.
Common Council of the City of New Orleans.
-. No. 1887.
Rsso,rd That the adjudication Of the Of the
tension of the Teme Market lately completed Nicholson
Co.. the remainder of the year 1859
Bonbsysecues jean Chabsr and Jean Dsspeux-for the
eight thousand two hundred and dolars
accepted.
Reso,ued further That the Mayor and he is hereby
thorzed sign the necessary after shall
have been executed by the City Notary.
tSignedl CHAS. H. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
lSigned] j. Q. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
[Signedl GERARD STITH, Mayor.
A true copy. VIM. SALoNoN,
ma Secretary to the Mayor.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-10-04
DIR. BAAKEE
TREATS .ALL DISEASES.

/DR. Bake will also give special attention
~ to the following diseases Coughs Colds.
n Consumption, Group, Influenza, Asthma, Bronchit-
Il is and all diseases of the Nose Mouth, Throat and
Lungs Attention given to the treatment of all
j skin diseases-Lumbago, Lumbar Scrofula. Rheu-
matism Neuralgia, Paralysis, Epilepsy, Dyspepsia,
Piles and all arrangements of the Stomach Liver and
Bowels; ALSO all Chronic Diseases pertaining to woni-
en- and children. DIR. Baakee produce one thous-
and certificates of his perfect in curing Can
GERS Old Sores or Ulcers, Fistula, Swelpgs or Tu-
ors of every description and without the use of the
knife These last named Diseases cannot be treated
by correspondence therefore, the patients must place
themselves under the doctors personal supervision
Dr. Baakee has made new discovery of Fluid
that will produce perfect absorption of the cataract,
and restore perfect vision to the Eye without the use
of the knife or needle and cures all diseases of the
EYES and EARS, without the use of the Knife
and he has constantly on hand an excellent as
sortment of beautiful ARTIFICIAL EYES, AND
TYMPANUMS or GEAR DRUMS,l suitable for Ell
Their sex and all ages-Inserted in five minutes.
Dr. Baakee is one of the most skiful andcelebrated
Physicians and Surgeons now living His fame is
known personally in every principal city of the
World
All letters containing ten cents, directed 10 DR.:
Baakee asking any questions pertaining to any {
disease shall be promptly answered, and all
Chronic Diseases can be treated by correspond
ence, except those mentioned that llrequire his
personal supervision.
rsye Office Hours, from A. NJ. to P. M.
DIR. BAAKEE.
Office No. "a Lexington street, between Charles
and Liberty streets. Baltimore Md.
Baltimore. Aug. Q lS59.-ly.
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: THE MEXICAN

MUSTANG EMINENT.
TNHE popularity ofthe MEXICAN MUSTANG LIN
i INTENT. is coextensive with the civilization OF
the globe. Other articles claim to aLs0iats PAIN an
distress-ths cures. Family Physicians, Government
Hospitals, Farmers, Planters, Farmers Livery men,
&C., have practically demonstrated this fact through
out the world. No article before received such
undivided praise and support from Medical and Sci.
RHEUMATISM
of years standing has been totally cured. Piles, Ul-
GERS, Tumors, Running Sores, Scrofua, Stiff JOINTS,
Felons, Swel!ipgs. Burns Bites; Boils Chaps, Neu-
ralgia, Salt Rheum, and all aches and pains upon
man, and kindred complaints upon
HORSES. CATTLE, &C.,
such as Ring Bone, Gall, Scratches SPAWN, Pol-E-
viii Sweeney, Hoofa, ect., subdued and cured by
the
MUSTANG LINIMENT.
Valuable Horse Saved.
Mr.. 8. LITCH. Hyde Park, VT, writes :-"That the
horse considered worthless" (his was Spev.
in,) "but since the free use Of Mustang Liniment
have sold him for $3.50 cash. Your Liniment has
been doing wonders up here"
420 Broad Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
(Exract) "In lifting the kettle from the fire II be-
came uumanageabe, tilted over, and scslded my hands
very severely, almost to crisp. 1t was an awful
sight. The Mustang Liniment appeared to extract
the paid. 1t healed rapidly, without soreness and
lfT-ri CHARLES FOSTER"
Such language this is but the constant and natu
raj echo wherever this article is used.
This Lnime mt is indispensable to planters and
owners of Horses, Mules and Cattle. Mr.. John
Daniels, Montgomery, Ala, sold slave for $500 who
was raised from utter uselessness by this ointment
Every family should have it, Be very particular and
enquire for the Mustang Imminent and take other.
Sold by all dealers throughout North and South A.
merica Europe, and all the Islands of the Ocean, for
rs cents, SO cents. and $1.0O per bottle.
BARNES PARK,
1915 Park Row, New York.
March 29, '59.-eow6mo
Also LYONS Magnetic Powders
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TO THE CITIZENS OF STANTON.
DENNIS & BROTHER,
OVERS
q. w. MINNIS'
Ph0tOgraDh and Fine Art Galleries,

40. 1877, MasnaN, Richmond, Oppo. OustUm H0uss'
and Sycamore Street, Petersburg, Va:
HAVING furnished myself with every facility tor
Ill getting up pictures Of all kinds, in the most ar.
tistic Style feel assured that can satisfy the most
critical taste wish the people of Virginia to be ad-
at either Of my Galleries they procure any style q
picture that can be gotten in New York or any other
Northern city. am taking ife-size Photographs
which are colored in Oil, by which means perfect
likeness and most beautiful picture is secured The
same effect can be produced from small Daguerreo-
types or Miniatures, which, for effect and durability,
equal the best Portraits small size photographs COL
ored in water colors, making softness and delcacy
of finish highly pleasing; and in Ambrotyping 1
think exhibit specimens which are the very per-
lection of the Az:
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HARYNANS No l ANHONL4IEU
STTPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME,

Manufactured expressly for the Farmers aud Planters
of Virginia aud North Carolina, by
s. HARTNAN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Rlean'0a@ "a
per centage of Ammonia, and is one OF the best
and Cheapest fertilizers ever offered the public, adapt
ed 10 Wheat Corn Oats, Tobacco, and all Vegetables
Grasses &c. usually cultivated in this country ms
besides leaving a permanent benefit to the soil a
pamphlet containing treaties on Super-Phosphate OF
Lime, with its analysis, testimonials, certificates &c,
with directions for its application, VIII be sent graS
10 any person, on application by mail otherwise.
This Super. Phosphate of Lime is put up securely IN
barrels for shipment Six barrels to the ton, at $40
per ton of 1000 lbs. ..
wAnosTE Stanntop. va. S. HARTMAN.
Au0 81 1889
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. One dose often repeat.
A. ed is q sure cure for
. Cholera M0rbus, and
q preventive of ChOle.
= ra.
Only one bottle is
- needed to throw out OF
- the system the effects Of
- medicine after q long
. sickness.
-. One bottle taken for
. Jaundice removes all
~ sallowness or unnatural
= color from the skin.
. One dose taken a short
- time before eating gives
. vigor to the appetite and
makes the food digest
~ well.
. One dose, often re.
. Ipeated. cures Chronic
!. DiarrhGa In its worst
. form, while Summer
. and b wei Com.
splaints yield almost to
. the first dose. cla
Afew bottles willcure
Dropsy by exciting the
A. absorbents.
. We take pleasure in
~ Recommending this me.
. dicine as q preventive
= for Fever and Ague.
AIChill Fever, and all
Fevers of o Bilious
. type. Itoperates with
certainty, and thousands
~ are willing to testify to
tits wonderful virtues.