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CHAS. ID. WEIGH, Collector.
own, u. C.. nov lg-lawl2w


NNRUSTEE'S SALE.-Under authority of
i deed OF trust to the subscriber trustee, for
ti.e benefit Of the Farmers Bank OF Virginia, dated
on the 2gth day Of April, 1858. and recorded in
Book T. No. ,. Of the Alexandria County Land Re
cords there viii be offered for sale, nj public
ton. at II NJ, in front of the Mayors Office, III
the city Of Alexandria, on Saturday, The ION dag
III December, 1859, the real estate in said city.
situated and bounded as follows
Sc. /. A TENEMENT and LOT OF GROUND
Esi at the northwest intersection of Cameron aud
Royal notwithstanding at said intersection and
running thence westwarily and binding Oh Came
ron street 80 feet to alley about six feet wide,
thence northwardly binding on said alley ana par
alr Ia ROYAL street 81 feet inches to the line Of
English: thence eastwardly and parallel to the
first liue Royal street 30 feet thence southwark
Is and binding on Royal street 10 the beginning,
with the Of the said alley in common with tho
others entitled thereto.
No. 3 A LOT OF GROUND beginning on the
east side Of Pit street. sS feet to the northward o.
Cameron street. and on the north line Of ten feet
alley leading from Pitt TO Royal streets, and run
ming thence northwardly with Pitt street 81 feet
thence eastwardy and parallel with said ailey and
Cameron street 10 feet more or less, 10 an alley
IL feet 10 inches wide, running parallel with Pitt
and Royal streets; thence southwardly with said
last named alley 80 feet to the first mentioned al
ley thence in straight line TO the beginning, with
a right of way over both Of said alleys
TERMS or SALE:-TweDty per centnm Of the
purchase money is to be paid down in cash on the
dry Of salc the balance in three equal instruments
at 8, IL and Is months from the day Of sale, with
interest from date the deferred payments to bs
evidenced by the bonds ofthe purchaser with good
personal security, and the title to DO retained till
the purchase money shall have been fully paid
). FERGUSON BEACH.
nov l7--dtS Trustee.
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NEW BOOKS.-Manuel Of Public Schools, In
N stitutons and Societies, III the United States,
and British Provinces Of North America, by Wm.
J. Rhces. Chief Clerk Of the Smithsonian lnsttu-
ton, price -.
Bsuirh. BY Augusta J. Evans. handsome vol.
ume, SI.2j.
Lo,, aad GAM or Margaret's Home. by Alice b.
Haven, author Of No Such Word a. Fail, PA
tieE Waiting no Lost" &C., Ijc.
Th N,r Nyhr C"p., told 10 Charley. by the
author OF life among Children" dc., joc.; and
Martha Hooks ana Eyes, BE two attractive Ju-
yeuilss. from D. Appleton L co.
.lurv .Hauntoa., Or the Pupils of Marvel Hall.
BY the author Of Portraits OF my Married
Friends" 81
Nautical Aimnnac.-AlnaRac for the Use OF
Nsvigators, from the American Ephemeries ana
Nautical Almanac for the year 1860. published by
authority OF the Secretary Of the Navy. price soc.
Just published, and for sale by
nov 70 ROBERT BELL
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Giy- THE UNIVERSAL Cough REMEDY
for Lung and Throat Complaints, the celebrated
TOLU ANODYNE. a sure Neuralgia remedy.
adapted also to al! Nervous Complaints. Thesere-
liable and valuable remedies now ready, aud
will be for sale by all druggists and dealers where
circulars and full descriptions may be found. to
which we invite the attention Of all and on when
we rely for appreciation. Prices within reacn oil an
SoIy AGyyrs.-J. W. HUNNEWELL Il CO..
! and 3, Commercial Wharf Boston: GEORGE
HUNNEWELL, las, Water street, New York
For sale by all Druggists and dealers every
where PEEL L STEVENS. Agents, Alexan-
dria, Va. oct 2!-d&cln
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SWISS BELL R!NGFRS.-It will be seen BY
the advertisement. that the Peak Family,
are to give four concerts in this city, com
nssncing on Monday night next, at Liberty
Hall. On Wednesday afternoon, they will
give an entertainment for the benefit OF
schools and children. The fame OF this
family is too wide spread, and the character
of their concerts too well known, to need any
commendatory notice from US.
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1 STOUNDING DISCLOS S.-oLp
N BROWNS HARPER'S FERRY PLOT
FULLY RENEALED.-CUok'S CONFESSION
just published and for sale ut FREArHS Book
and Periodiroi b'Pot
Confesson Of John f. Cook, brother-i law Of
Gov. A. P. Willard, Of Indiana, aud one Of the
participants in the Hsrper's Ferry Invasion, pub.
iishedfu Tor the benefit of Samuel Z. Young, non
Shareholder, who is permanently disabled by a
wound received in defence Of Southern Institutions:
Everybody should have copy price 2jc.
Godey's Lady's Book for December is the most
elegant number Of this highly popular Magazine
ever issued, 25c. nov ~
T1RAyELING SHAWLS Tor gentlemen, at
nav MEYENBERG'S.
WOOL purchased By
w n "A DANIEL Y. HOOK.
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es- OPPOSITION MEETING IN FAIR
FAN COCNTY-A meeting of the Opposition
party Of Fairfax County. will be held on the 3rd
Monday in November Court day. at the Court
House Of the County. Cor the purpose OF appoint
ing delegates 10 the Richmond Convention.
EairfaA CnuntY. Va. nov h--entd
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CIRCUIT CorRT-FIrTH DAY.-Thc Court
was employed in the trial of two cases
First, the case of the Farmers Bank VS..
English, Castleman & Co., in which the jury
rendered a verdict against the defendants,
J. A. English and c. NJ. Castleman, and
against the plaintiff, as to the defendant, c.
A. Baldwin. The plaintiffs filed their ex-
ccptions to the ruling Of the Court which
will take the ease for adjudication to the
Court Of Appeals.
The other was the case If John Lampert
and others against Christopher kc>cndat-
fer, involving the right of property in a
house and lot in the upper part of the city.
Verdict for plaintiffs.
The Court adjourned un:il this mornin;,
at 10 o'clock.
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1863. ALMANAC. 1859.
1859.

NovEMRER ~. .,,, XsoN's PHASEs.
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- ssE -
CANAL COMMERCE

ARRIVED, November Is.
Boats George Lynn, j. Witt, and Baltic TO r.
j. Mehatfey.
Boats John II. Masters and Sarah Grimes, to
Borden Mining Go.
Boats A. j. Booso and NJ. 0, She's, to VIM. H.
Fowle J Son,
Boats J. =. Right and Uurle Sam, TO Frcstburs
Coal Co,
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ARREST or SUSPICIOUS CHARAcTEss.-On
Thursday last. n man named Jacob W.
Thompson. alias Jacob Smith, was arrested
by officer Walker, ut the instance OF Mr.. jas.
Shiles charged with obtaining money under
false pretences, and taken before justice Sum
mers, who committed him to Jail for a fur
Their hearing While in jail, suspicious
were aroused that Thompson was one OF
Browns men in the llarpers Ferry affair,
and he was fully identified As such. hy Mr..
Jacob Mitchell. resident Of llarper's Ferry
and one Of Browns prisoners. Mitchell says
however that Thompson had 70 arms when
he saw him, nor was he committing any dep
relations.
Yesterday Thompson Ind another trial
before Justice Summers, when the charge OF
obtaining money under false pretences was
dismissed for want II proof Ia sustain It. but
| he was recommited t. Jail 10 await an exam-
nation for being concerned in the Harper :
Ferry outbreak. Witnesses from Harper )
Ferry will be sent for.
Yesterday, suspicious looking individual.
was arrested aud examined before Justice
Price: ne gave his name Is George Lewis
After a strict examination, however, no
proof was elected to warrant his detention
and he was dismissed.
In Washington, on Wednesday, as the
watchmeg were passing along l. street, be-
! tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth, they heard
loud talking in shopkep, by Z. liammerdls-
ger; stopping to listen. and locking in, they
saw and heard a drunken German IN the act
a. addressing u party OF blacks. The points
| at his discourse were old Brown, the Harper :
| Ferry revolt. The rights Of colored men. &c.
Justice Dom held him 10 bail for court II
the sum Of $500, Mr.. John Crumbau.h be-
coming his security, advising him At the same
time to aiycid drinking 80 much lager.
/ 4 dispatch from Washington says:--"fhe
| President will not sign any passenger rail'
road bill here the benefits Of which are not
secured to the city. He would have vetoed
one before the last Congress. Operators
| may act accordingly"
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Y.M. G.. A.-There will be a called meet
ing Of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton this evening at = o'clock. for the pur-
pose of electing Recording Secretary, K.
". Harris, esq, having declined to accept
The Committees Tor the ensuing year Will
also he appointed. }. NJ. STEVENS, PreSt.
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There have been heavy fogs on the river
for the last two or three davs
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ALEXANDRIA. Lorporx AND HAMPSHIRE

ALEXANDRA, LouDouN AND HAMPSHIRE X
R.-The National Intelligencer gives an ac
count Of recent trip on this road made by the
authorities Of Georgetown, and other invited
Guests:-"'rhe propinquity Of the depot OF
the road to the coal basin, and lis crossing
the canal ut that spot. shows plainly what Is
principal aim OF the enterprise The road
crosses the locks, the canal, the turnpike,
and railroad leading to Washington, over "a
many bridges When the train had arrived
at a spot near the Old Factory on Four-mile
Run, it was stopped, and the party got out
10 survey the spot at or near which the Dl-
rectnrs of the road suggest the connecting
point for u branch II Georgetown. This
point is said to be about four miles from
5, Georgetown and three and half from Al
exandria. The next noticeable point Is
!, Custi>'> Mil, on the Columbia Turnpike,
five and half miles, after which comes
Carlin'. W ater Station. At about seven miles
from Alexandria and four from ue,rgetpwn,
point preferred by many 81 the George
town men as the best point for connexion
with their town The Falls Church depot
is ten and a half miles, Vienna station, If
teen, Difficult Run, seventeen and half,
Thornton, twenty-onc, Herndon, twenty-three
and a half, Lebanon, twenty.sx and half,
Farmwel. thirty. 0xiey's Mill, thirty-four.
and Leeshurg, thirty seven and halt miles.
At this moment the road is finished ready
for running as far as Broad Run, between
Lebanon and Farmwel Over Broad Run.
there is IL be bridge structure, the tlmhers I
which are ready 10 he set NJ, and will occu-
pv only ten DAYS IN that labor. Ii was I"
this point that the train went. aud here the
excursionists took the refreshments prepar.
ed bv their Alexandria hosts. Appreciation
of the road, its structure and soiditv, was
general. The party arrived mt Broad Run
a few minutes after two o'clock and LETT at
twenty minutes past three. making their re-
turn to Alexandria. including four stoppages
in m hour and quarter. The train con
sisted Of the new and powerful locomotive
Charles p Manning n large baggage car,
and single passenger ear, but very capa-
cious one, being iorty-Srven feet in length,
in charge IT conductor Vim. Ill. Carlin. This
car was bui!tin Alexandria by Mr. John Sum-
mers 4 Sons, and for strength, safety and
comfort. will hardly find its superior in the
whole country
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-19

The New York Commercial in order to
be Smqrt, announces, that "som' OF the :.
I VS., in .Alexandria, Va, saw the meteor.
Certainly. The Alexandria High School
BOYS saw it, and made u note Of It, and
we believe they are, all of them, Fine, First
rate fellows.
, 1859-04-15

Persons calling for the above letters will please say
they are "advertsed,' otherwise they may not get
them. - .s.r RUFUS WILLARD, P. n.
, 1859-04-15

ThsatricaI.-Since our last issue. the Chapman
family have been giving nightly entertainments to full
and crowded houses at the Washington Hotel. The
pieces presented of a highly interesting chamc
Ter. On Friday was presented the beautiful comedy
Of " Black Eyed Susan" in which, as usual, Mrs. G.
Chapman assumed the leading character. This was
succeeded by the lAughabe farce Of the CObler and
Lord" in which Mrs. c., as Nancy Strap" drew
down frequent and loud applause. Since then we
have been favored at times appointed therefor, with
" The Actress of all Work, The Dmnkard !" "2AO
on the Race Course" until last night was reached that
most beautiful Of all plays" The Lady of Lyons'-
In the representation of this play all the characters
and more especially Mrs. c. and Harry Taylor, fairly
outdid themselves The characters Of Pauline" and
Claude Melnotte," assumed by Mrs. C. and Mr.. T.
could not have been given with greater force than
they were given on last evening; whilst Miss Caro-
line did much to sustain the piece in her double cha
racter as "Wdow Melnotte1 and Madam Deschapell"
As ddnssas this yonng lady Is at all times certain to
draw down the house with loud and vOcifcruus ap-
plause, whilst the Taylor brothers, furnish ample
amusement to the lovers Of negro comedy and songs.
We are sorry early engagements elsewhere will soon
call them hehce
, 1859-04-15
PROPOSALS

For Opening The U. s. Military Road from
Stsilaooon to Bclingham Bay W,
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- the undersigned, the officer in charge, at the
office Of U. S. Military Roads Fort Vancouver, W.T.,
until noon, Monday, the 9th Of May 1889 for open
ing TRAIL practicable for pack.mues and stock
driving, from Seattle Tor point near there to be
designated by the Engineer In charge) to Whatcom-
a distance Of IS miles, more or Lesson the above
named road.
The road has been carefully and completely blazed
throughout and the work thereon required Will be to
cut down and remove all such trees and other obsta
cles as may be necessary 10 the fument of the CON
ditons of its being good and practicable trail;
Bidders will specify a stipulated sum, per mile.
Each proposal must be accompanied by written
guarantee signed by responsible persons in the
sum of 81 900, that the bidder will when required, if
his proposal be accepted, enter Immediately into a
contract and bond with good and sufficient security
to the amount of the contract Tor lt' true and faith
ful execution.
In compliance with existing laws, it must be ex
pressly understood before making contract THAT
member Of Congress shall be admitted to any share
or part therein, any benefit to arise therefrom"
The right Of rejecting all bids, is reserved. The
contract if awarded, will be given to the lowest re-
sponsibe bidder, who will at once enter into it, and
when the contract is made the work must be immedi
ateIy commenced. The contract will be submitted to
the Secretary of War for his approval disapprovAl
Should it be disapprOved payment will be made for
work actually done and satisfactorily performed un-
der the contract at the rates therein specified.
Payments will be made on account by checks on
the u s. Assistant Treasurer, at San Francisco, CAL,
monthly for work actually performed, if done in a
manner approved by the u s. Engineer in charge, to
the amount Of SO per cent on the contract price and
the balance will be paid when the whole work is com
pleted inspected and approved. The work must be
completed on or before the lst Of October next
Persons desiring to bid will please call for further
information II desired on the undersigned or the off.
Ger in charge at the office Of the u s. Military Roads
lin Hudson Bay Co.'S buildings), Fort Vancouver,
W.T..
Proposals, sent through the Post Office or other
wise must he embossed. " Proposals for opening the
U. s. Military Read from Steilacoom to Bellingham
Bay"
GEORGE THOM,
, 1859-04-15
RLlCKSNLIHINdL

TIME UNDERSIGNED woCLD REsPEcr- n
Il fally inform the citizens Of Olympia and q q
stock and tools from the old stand at Dickersons to
the building door east Of WestbrOOks Livery Sta
bic, where he Is prepared to execute all kinds Of
Blacksmithing on the shortest notice. Repair.
ing and shoeing done cheap the cheapest. m
Wagons roned after the latest and most ap-N u
proved patterns, and all manner Of Blacksmith v
ing done In a Workmanlke manner. Give me call.
Olympia, March ., 1850. lstf
, 1859-04-15
Notice..
n Di,trieI COnt.

Cortland Ethridge
Is. IN Disfricf Court
Edward GiddiAks, JE.t H..I
THE defendant In the above entitled cause will take
notice that The said plaintiff has filed complaint,
in which he charges the said y. Glddings h with be-
ing indebted to the said G. Ethridge on promisory
notes the Of one hundred nnd sxty-nine dollars
and it appearing that the said Giddngs was a non,
resident Of the territory and he had property "a the
the territory on the same day a writ OF attachment
issued and levied by the Sheriff on the 18th day
Of March, 1859, by levy upon lots No. s. O. T. and
in block No. o. in the town Of Olympia, W. T.; and
unless you appear and answer ut The next term Of the
District Court for the Second Judicial Oictrict Of
Washington Territory, To be holden at OLYMPIA on
the first Monday Of September 1859, Judgment will
be taken confessed and the prayer OF the complaint
granted. CHENOwETH h DENNISON,
2l.3m .Fg.L kuys for pl'H
, 1859-04-15
lltID aSutrtistmtnts.
NNNN~|D~N
NoTICE
TnUnsDAv EVENING, April II, 1859.


20 o. s-s NOTICE @r. % .l
rs HEREBY GIVEN to the DemOomte party Of Sa,
il vanish county, Washington Territory, that the
undersigned members Of the Democratic Central Com,
mitee Of said county, have designated SATuRDAT tho
9TH day OF May next the time, and Oakland Post
Once al the house OF WN- N, AORROw, as the place
for the meeting Of the Democratic County cOnVentpn
for tho purpose Of chosng two delegates to the Terri
torial Convention to be held at Olympia on Monday
the 10th day Of May next for the purpose Of nominal
Ing q democratic ca6ddhte for Delegate to Congress.
And also TO nominate candidate Of the party for
Representative the county % the next egislatlre
OF Hoods Canal and Tie other for the Central District.
Each precinct will be allowed one delegate TO every
five votes.
Every Democrat In the county is respectfully re-
qnested 10 meet at the usual places Of holding elections
"a each precinct on Saturday, the 3Oth day OF April
1889 at two O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day, for
the selection Of delegates 70 attend the County Con-
vention TO be held on the nh Of May next. Given
under our hands in March, 1859.
ss5'5Trt . a J.L.MORROW,
.l511 on fT1 .rsH#a.H W. r. TEMPLE,
DAVID SHELTON.
, 1859-04-15
I" OPPOSITION Is TEB ITER OF TRAIR. ="
HORSES sHOD FOR THREE DOLLARS,

TIME undersigned has now, in connection with his
j. Wagon Mandatory, Blacksmith Shop where
the public can have their work done n good order
and on short notice, at reduced Pices Horse shoe
ing redaeed TO three dollars
OVaEO1aS and RI1ES1oS
on hand and made to order cheaper than offered
In this market before. Repairing and Blacksmithng
done at short notice.
Orders from distance solicited and promptly At
tended TO- Satisfaction warranted in every instance
or no charge made.
shop--0ne door east Of Mlles's Saloon, Main and
2idf '' J,B. DICKERsoN.
, 1859-04-15

TERRITORY OF wASHINGT0N,l
County Of Thurston.
In the District Court Of the Third Judial District.
TO WILLIAM R. PATTLE
You are hereby notified that Albion B.
Cove has dled complaint against you in said Court.
which will come on 70 be heard at the frst term Of
the Court which shall commence more than three
months amer the twenyhfth day Of February, A. d..
1859 and unless you appear at said term and answer
the same will be taken confessed, and the prayer
thereof granted. -r.|
The object and prayer Of said complaint Is TO en-
force the payment Of certain prOmisory note given
by said Pattle 10 said A. B. Cove, for S23j a. with
its interest, according 70 the tenor thereof. ##
ELWOOD EVANS,
Hr. ... Attorney for Plaintiff
Said complaint and notice filed at Port Townsend
on the l4th day Of February, 1859. l7WlL
, 1859-04-15
FROM LONDON
DIRECT!
PER " SCOTSMAN"

PER E" SCOTSMAN"
Ok CASES ASSORTED PICKLES, 90 DOZEN
CC Pints and Quarts ....-a
cases assorted Sauces, "a doz. half pints.
"a do do Bottled Fruits, IS doZ.
Il do do Jams and Jees 60 doz. ! b jars.
8 do do Salad Oil. pts. and hf pts. u dOE,
90 boxes Hydraulic Sperm Candles, Is 10 each.
2 cases Capcrs, half pints II doz.
6 do Potted Meats, SO doz.
l do Anehovy Paste, doz.
/ do Bioater Pnste, dUz.
2 do Sardines l-2 and II tins, 25 doz
I do Mustard, 80 doz. l-2 and "a n.
l do Cutrie in boxes, 10 doz. IA n bottles.
l do Arrowroot dozen II tins.
| do Cayenne Pepper, 10 doz. and os. castors,
2 do Calf Is Foot jelly, doz. hall pints. an
Fishing Gear.
osalmon Nets, 40 nsshes deep, inch mesh, ~ faith
oms long.
Salmon Nets, 10 meshes deep, 8 nch mesh, 40 faith.
oms long.
Herring Nets 20 feet deep, "a inch mesh, 10 faith.
oms long.
Herring Nets. % feet deep, IA inch mcsh is Faith
Oms long
Herring Nets "a ieet deep, q inch mesh, Is faith.
sOms long.s AZ |FTs0H-rr -t-rrsaf-T
900 lbs Netting Twine, hne, middle, and stout.
So dozen Fishing Lines.
o. thousand large sized Cod Fish Hooks. p
, 1859-04-15
List of Letters

ID EMAINlNG in the Postofice at Olympia, W. T.,
II April LIST, 1889 and u not tiken out within three
moAth will be sent 10 the Dead Letter once as dead
, 1859-04-15

DAINTs-AssoRTED CdLORs-PATNT. var
i nish and Whitewash Brlshes Grnining Toos,
Window Clan and Sash, At the lowest rateE. iIS
@. x. WILLARD & son.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-07-06
DIR. Henry's Electric Ointment.

For curing Scratches, Calls, Calks, &C., on
Horses, Salt Rheum, Flesh Wounds, Old Sores,
Burns, &c.. on people.
This Ointment, where introduced, is selling
very rapidly, and why? Simply for the reason,
that il does what we in all cases Uarrdnt 1t TO dc,
to wit; To cure scratches on horses in from two
to six days, when the directions accompanying
each box are strictly followed.
have used Or. Henry's Ointment for scratch.
es and Salt Rheum sores very often, without
single iailure.-HeRry Stineh0Ir, Proprietor Pub
lie House, Hghgdte, "
II is the best remedy for scratches, gals and
calks ever saw j L. SandsrsoH, Proprietor
fremont House 81. Adams, VI.
With the recommendations of such veteran
horse dealers as Mr. Stinehour Of Highgate. and
]. L. Sanderson Of st. Albans, any othe. endorse
ment is unnecessary. They say il cures scratches
gals &C., on horses with almost absolute GER
tainty. 1t is excellent for sores and cracks in
cows teats, and appears to be just the article
for evely farmer to keep in constant readiness
Burllnqt0n, w., Free Press.
1t has been tried and not found wanting St
Adams, w., Messenger.
| cured my hand with Dr. Henry's Electric
Ointment in two weeks, when the physicians
said would be without the useof il two months
| had cut all my fingers TO the bone with circu-
lar saw 4. ID. PeokhGm, Lebanon, NJ H.
| had the misfortune 10 scald myself quite Sc
verely and by making an application of you:
DR.. Henry's Ointment, the pain from the burn
almost instantly disappeared, and in tive minutes
! felt no inconvenience whatever from the elects
Of the fire. larinda Sampson, Montgomery, u
II is useless 10 waste time in writing or reading
n more lengthy advertisement OF this Ointment,
Enough that it is :carranted 10 oire satistaeion,
whether used for scratches, sores, burns, or any
wound Of whatever nature on man or beast.
Farmers. are your cows troubled with sore
teats Apply this Ointment at night, and they
are well the morning.
Sold by the agents Of Prof Motifs Magic Hair
In, igorator. Manufactured at Highgate, W., by
A. J. Green. S. X. GREEN, Proprietor