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05rOtfrits. 9eiouors. &,f.
lid G. H. REESE & BROTHERS,

I'D q. H. REESE & BROTHERS,
#8H - - 2O7 and 2O9 PRATT STREET
CORNER EUTAw AND MADISON
TEA DEALERS AND FAMILY GROCERS,
Have constantly hand either of the above establish
mens large and constantly renewed every
article i'll their line, EXCEPT SPRTOUs LIQUoRS which
from their lone experience and ample facilities, they are
enabled to sell low any other house in the United
States.
IN THE STAPLE ARTICLES PARTICULARLY,
ar those OF every day consumption, think pro
mote the interests OF purchasers being large and
laid in always at the most favorable time
OUR FOREIGN GOODS
are of direct importation from houses of the high
est standing abroad and have for received the appo
baton of customers.
We pay particular attention to TEA, and guarantee to
every purchaser entire satisfaction, both in QUALITY
Sane,,
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ship News.
SAVANNAH, Sept 2l.-Arrived steamships Angus
ia and Parkersburg, from New York, and steamer
Baltimore, from Baltimore.
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From Mexico

New ORLEANS, Sept. 2O.--Vera Cruz advices of
the Sd have been received. Gen Degollado was at
San Luis Potosi recognizing his army.
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BOARD OE TRADE

Committee Of Arbitration for the month ofSepten,ber
HENRY W. DRAKELY.
GEO. SLATER, FRANCIS B. LONEY
THOS. W. ATKINSON, GEO. S. BROWNE.
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s19 pkgs ginger, W. H Crawford & Co; 225 bb,s fish,

order.
BosToN-Brig Foster
50 casks sal soda, Thomson Block SEQ bdls iron B.
O. r. r. 500 pockets coffee, 500 bbs fish, 100 pkgs mdse
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IT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
PRICES AND SALES OF sT9cKS IN NEW YORK.
The New York Tribune of to-day says

In Money there is noticeable change but the large
shipments of gold and the advanced exchange
tract the attention of moneyed men. The bank mana
gers should be cautioned by the present condition
change check the present expansion of the loan line
The market is firm for foreign Exchange, with but
small supply of outside bills Sterling is kG1IO fol
bank and bankers sterling. Francs are 5.15G}512E.
We hear of specie going to Boston for the Wednes
day steamer but the Saturday shipment will be large
it is the last day of shipment under the Summer
insurance. The amount will perhaps reach million and
a half, and may exceed that figure.
The following is comparative statement of the ex-
ports exclusive of specie from New York foreign ports
for the week and since January j;
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New ORLEANS Sept .21.-The steamer Habana
has arrived, bringing San Francisco dates of the
5th via Tehuantepec
The steamship Washington had been lbelled be-
fore the American Consul.
Five hundred American troops were in possession
of the Island of San Juan. Earthworks had been
thrown up, and the harbor of Victoria W as com
manded by field pieces. The Island was in a com
plete state of defence.
Gen. Harney says he will call for volunteers from
the Territories if attacked. The General had writ
ten to Gov. Douglas stating that he occupied the
Island to protect the Americans from the insults of
the British authorities of Vancouver's Island and
the Hudson Bay Company's officers.
The British Admiral refuses to obey Gov. Doug
las to bring a collision. He also refuses to obring
the British North Pacific feet near the Island and
says he will wait for orders from the home Gov
ernment and dscaims all hostile intentions The
American and British officers were on friendly terms
Arrived at San Francisco ships Rather and Mary
Godel from New York Sailed ship Young Amer
lea for New York.
The dates from Minatitlan are to the 10th inst
The PicoyUne's correspondent says: Mramon is at
the capital, holding a consultation with general
reference to an expedition to Vera Cruz The
house of De Barron has loaned Miramon large
sum on bonds
Mr.. Otway, the British Minister, remains till
October.
The reported massacre of United States troops in
Oregon by the Indians is not confirmed and was
generally discredited at San Francisco.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER new YORK
FURTHER EUROPEAN NEWS.

New YORK, Sept. 2l.-The steamer New York
from Southampton with dates to the 9th inst has ar
rived. Her advices have generally.been anticipated
but there are some interesting items in the papers
received by her.
The Independence Beige has Paris letter saving
the Emperor made peace merely for the purpose Of
putting down the naval supremacy of England, and
unless she submits quietly to have her naval est-
mates fixed by France, there must be war.
Victor Emmanuel received the Tuscan delegation
on the 3D.. In reply to their address be thanked
them for their expressed wish for annexation but
said its accomplishment can only take place by ne
gotations which are about to begin on the affairs
of Italy. He said he would support the cause of
Tuscany before the great powers, and hoped that
Europe would not refuse to practice towards Tus-
cany that work of redressing grievances which it,
under less favorable circumstances, practiced to-
ward Greece, Belgium and the Danubian Princi-
palities
The vote in Parma on the question of annexation
to Piedmont resulted in its favor by 63, 900 to 5OJ
The Paris journals praise highly Victor Emman-
ues speech, and they conclude that it is almost GER
tain Congress will assemble.
The French Ambassador had arrived at Florence
A new Sandman loan of five millions is expected
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THE HUssEY REAPING-MA AoHINE.-C CHICAGO, Sept.
l9.-In the case of Hussey Us. Mccormick, for the
infringement of the patent for the cutting appara
tus of reapng-machine, tried recently before
Judges Mclean and Drummond, decision was
given to-day in favor of the plaintiff Hussey.
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For the week...... S117O145 $1O47 ,27O 81 I544 "A;
Previously reported. 47,1S694S 434192l6 45 5979 7Ss

Since January LIS 357 O93 $44 466 4S6 DDS
The Atlantic Bank, of New York, has brought a suit
against the Patterson Manufacturing Company for the
recovery of the of $4,000 The amount at issue i:
founded checks made by the Company late President
in its for the accommodation of of his friends
in New York without the defendants allege any
thory The plaintiffs insist that this being negotiable
paper and they being innocent holders valuable con
sdeatiUn without notice of the facts attending the
tion of the paper they entitled from
Company, Notwithstanding the want of authority.
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fe22-eOtfr FREDh WOODW ORTH, Secretary.
A MEXICAN EXCHANGE
N FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

DIRECTORS
H; HUNTINGTON, CALVIN DAY,
ALBERT DAY, JOB ALLYN,
JAMES GOODWIN, John p BRACE
CHARLES BOSWELL, CHARLES J. RUSS.
HENRY kENEY,
II. HUNTINGTON, President.
- - WIN. n BOWERS, Actuary.
TIMO. C. ALLYN Secretary
G. q. LYMAN, Assistant Secretary
This old and reliable Company established for nearly
FIFTY YEARS continues to Insure against Loss Damage by
Fire on Dwellings, Furniture Warehouses; Stores, Merchan
disc Mills Manufactures and other kinds of property,
on its usual satisfactory terms
Particular attention given to insurng Farm Property,
consisting of Dwellings, Barns and Out Buildings connected
and Furniture Lye Stock, Hay, Grain, Farming Utensils,
&c, &c contained in the same for of three five
years at Low of premium
Applications for Insurance may be made to the under
signed the duly authorised gent for Baltimore and vicinity.
Losses cquitaby adjusted at this Agency, and paid mme
datey, upon satisfactory proofs in funds current an the
cities t Neo Fork Boston, the assured prefer
GEO B. COALE, Agent for
Maryland and its vicinity.
Baltimore.
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CoLUMBIAN (MARINE) INSURANCE

EOL UMBI AN (NARINE) INSURANCE
COMPANY.
NE " o r K
CASH CAPITAL PAID UP $500 600
ASSE NOVEMBER 3GrH, ,ls5s..........$l 0l6, ,S4s 80
THOS. LORD, President.
b. Z. MORRIS, Vice President.
SAMUEL H. MOORE, Secretary.
The undersigned respectfully socts application for InSu
rance in this desira' lie Office.
SOL. b. DAVIES, Agent.
DAVIES Il WAKEFIELD,
tli-tr l6 Spears wharf
ITNION MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW YORK,
CAPITAL $lSO0,0O0
4ENCA NTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE CO,
NEW YORK,
CAPITAL $950,0OO.
EQUITABLE SAFETY INSURANCE CO.,
BOSTON,
CAPITAL S900000.
VIRHihA FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO.,
RICHMOND,
CAPITAL 100000.
Merchants Of Baltimore wishing effect MARINE or IN
LAND INSURANCE with the above Companies viii
please apply to
WILLIAM SPEAR,
No 65 Second street.
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s rr, L; 5FA,EF A, WARE5EhD5 iT1 aR55orp
lEslMkG 25i WEST FAY ETTE STREET corner Pine,
Offers the trade fine TEAS, SPICES WINES, LIQUORS.
TOBACCOS and CIGARS. An examination of his samples
by the city and country Merchants respectfully solicited
hey will find greatly their advantage to buy of him,
every article being put down at lowest rates To Families
he will supply prime fresh GROCERIES, cheap the
class goods be purchased in the city Goods delivered
free. sI6mr
on BBLS. CHOICE EXTRA FLOUR;
OU so superior Old Bourbon Whiskey;
100 Old Rye Whskey;
% Old Col en- Rye Whskey;
20 cases Lewis n Mort4ns P A. Cheese
200 sacks Liverpool G. A. Salt
In store and for sale by B. T. ELDER,
No. l20 South Eutaw street,
sS,I tOpp. B. 0. R.R. Depot)
DRINCE IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE VINE
Received an invoice of this superior Wne in quarts
pnts and half pns for sale wholesale and retail by
GEO. H0LLINS,
II North Charles street,
sH-tOr corner Fayette.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA.-Something
1Anice, Just received by GREEN & YOE,
i2l-,tr Ss Baltimore street
I QNDON BROWN STOUT AND SCOTCH
AAI.Ejust received by GREEN & YOE,
27-tfr IS Baltimore street
SILYER SPRING FL0UR.-Family, Extra and
oSuper for by the manufacturers, JOHNS ROGERS
No. 2l Commerce street jy2I tfr
DRIME CIGARS.-3O, 900 Maryland Club CT
gars crop and superior quality of tobacco. for sale
wholesale and retaiby GEO H0LLINS,
sol 2m corner Charles and Favette sts
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.-5Oc cases Wor
cesersre Sauce quarts, pints half pints and gallon
jars Just received ship Heper For sale in quantities
street
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AT QUARANTINE.
Schr Jas Rose Adams from Havana-old iron to Morell
Randall Passed date not recollecedl bark lester of n
York for Havana ashore abreast Of the Bemni Islands.
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Ship Archer, before reported arrived from Caao,
towed up through the Breweron channel drawing 90 feet
in, by stermtug Ajax. All heavy ships brought
up by that Channel and bring % it in, and two
thirds of the distance % feet.
Jas Winter, Esq U. s Consular Agent at West Cacas T.
j. Walter Scott civil engineer of Philadelphia JOc lap
of Canada
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ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE.

AKfIE Ais FItoM ,BAIIlMoKE.
Steamship ThOS. Swami, Laylield. New York. 10Th inst
Brig len, Miller, PernambuCo 18th ult
Schr. Cohasset, TObey, New Bedford, 18th inst.
Schr. T. H. Abbott Smith, Wareham, 18th inst
Schr Nancy j. Brayton, Gage. Providence, 18th inst
Schr. Maryland, Palmer, Charleston, 18th inst.
Schr. s. Washburn, Thrasher, Tauntain 18th inst
Schr. Champion, MITCHELL Richmond, 18th inst.
CLEARANCES FOR BALTIMORE
Schr. y. W Gardner, Bourne, Boston, 18th inst.
Schr. Wm Spear, Jones, Richmond, 18th inst
Schr. Farmer, Reed, Richmond, 18th inst.
Schr MilhadO, Jones, Richmond, 18th inst
The Van Buren press., 1859-12-23
4 I tRDW ARE.

4 We have in store and for sale large and
well selected assortment of Hardware. adaItei fo
the wants rf this section uf country con. sting in
Iart Of axes: various brands Collins d Co
bread do, boys handled :,xes. cr,,sscut and hand
saws, cross cut and mill saw files, taper do wood
and horse rasrs, socket and iirlncr ehiSstls con
caye ani eye au"er, hollow DO, auger bits brace
and bits bench and wood screws, carp t and cut;
tacks, hrads, assorted sizes broad and narv butts
square bolts, door locks OF every Descriptions pad
ocks, chest, trunk, desk till, cupboard and closet
locks, fore, jack. smoothing and ioincrs planes say
sets. metalhcad gnblats, sheep shear peg floats,
stock and dies. anyls solid box vices smiths bel
lows sledgc and hand hammers, >hoeing hammers
claw DO, shingling and bench I,ayhets cotton and
woc cards, coe mills, log and trace chains Amcs'
long handled shoyels, iron and steel spades grain
moving and bgiar Scythes Grain cradle and sIluIes
long anl short handled fi. pans. curry, combs.
horSc-lIushes tea kettles sauce pans iron wci.,.
iroas, cotton aud grass rope. butcher knives. sad
irons, German silver and hfitanin tea and table.
spoons, specaclss and eases nails of every size /;
also castings Of every description, together with
well selected assortment of table and Iocl cutie
ry, &c, de. WARD d SCUTHNAID
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New yolune--New story.

i Pictorial Family PAPER, devoted TO News
Literature, Science. the Arts TO Entertainment
Improvement and Proeress. 4 large handsome
qI,arte. Published weekly at 81 year. CT s. for
half year.
The n.w volume Of Life Illustrated, commencing
October -. viii contain story from the pen Of
one of the best American writers eutitlesl
iThc Schooimasfer,s NoOin.:
4 Tale Of Ner England,
which We have no hesitation in promising our read
viii he of the best stories ever written for
newspaper columns; and entertaining : has been
the widely read and far famed history of the Min
isters Wsoiag. that Of the Schoolmastr will be not
iesS worthy Of public attention.
Life illustrated, the chronological Journal and
the " ater Cure Journal viii be sent year for S}
4wl9 FOWLER k WELLS, New York
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Wonderful to Contemplate

i wars of intrigue and bloci shed for good rcas
onin.. and had conduct for sound rfies and eoftnn
manners, when virtue fills heads b'.s vice eu,
hearts when those who would Persna"e us a',.' a..
they are quite sure of heaven. appear ~ " IN no
o.ater hurry to go there than others, but ft' on
the livery oi the best masters only to serve ihe
worst in an age when modesty herself Is note
ashamed of detection than OF delinquency "ne,
fr., thinking not in thinking freely, but IN beng
free from thinking; in age when patriots wlil
hold ANYTHING but their tongues-keeP anythihg Z
but their worls-lose nothing particularly except
their characters /: TO improve such an age must bc
I;aieult-to instruct such age must be danger
Gus, In an age like this We call the attention oi
he public to,
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DIR. c. F. BROWNS
Young American Linimcnt

Not for the purpose of instructing such an age but
for the purpose of relieving all who may be afflicted
with Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Erysipclas, Old Sores
Burns Bruises Sprains, Cuts, Boiis Erupiions'
Scald Head, Tetter, Ringwor1n. Feions. Sweihngs'
a.. Ec. But a short time has elapsed since the
discovery of DE-. c. f. BEowN's American LinInlent
"A discovery that constitutes one OF the greatest
boons conferred upon suffering humanity, and one
ot the richest contributions that has ever been
made TO Medical Science Also, for diseases ol
HORSES AND CATTLE, SUCH AS
Snrains Strains, Sweltngs, Calls, Fistula, Big
Head Wounds. Scratches, Swoeny, and Screw
Worms in stock. For sale 10y
DIR. c. F. BROWN, Philadelphia. Pa
and all Druggist and Merchants throughout the
civilized world July 6, 1859 lYl.
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NOTICE.

\ I a meeting Of the CITY Council held De
"A 18th, 1883 it was ordered that the follow
ing sections Of the City Ordinance in relation To
Grocery License. should be published hy one ins,I
iicn in the Van Buren, Press, for the iniorllaio ION Of
those who maybe inteIested viz;
See p pn',iaes-.. That every person tcSiro,Is
Of obtaining license Ia keep a grocery or dram
shop shall first present to the City Council a peti
tion IN writing in which he shall name the street
and block ON which the house is situated in which
he propose. to establish such grocery or dram shop
and stating also, that in he shall violate aiiy
Of the ordinances of the City. the laws of the
State IN relation Ia grocery keepers on proof there
If made before the City Counel his license NAV
he revoked and he will forfeit the amount paid for
The saI which petition shall be signed BY the
person esentins the same. and filed With the City
SecS23. The person presenting petition for a
hcenseeo Keep a crueery, lii addition To- the above
requirements. shall endorse his petition an af
faSd made before some Justice Of the Peace Of the
City or County IN the following form
do solcmniy swear thai will not
eiher gave or sell any or ardent spirits TO
any slave, without permission frs. had from his
owner ar master: to any free negro or rnuIatto
nor pernustile same to be done in my house.
While any person shall present his ne
ut ebove required, with affidavit annexed
N md pay the money into the treasury as
prc1bed in See 6, of this Ordinance II shall h.,
the ddty.of the Counsel to order license To issue
10 such prson. conditioned to be revoked in cas-.
The person obtaining the same. shall violate any of
the Ordinances Of tlIc CRY laws Of the S,ate in
riatioh TO groccry keepers which license shall be
issued and signed by the Mayor, and countersign-
e | by the Recorder
Section SIX alluded TO i'm the previous section.
states that the rate Of grocery license shall H. one
orinaneet I've in force and after the frs; day
IF January leo.
\. j. WARD. Mavor
lW4 City Of Van Buren,
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SSCG2epss.

A1E are now opening hss-e stock Of whit,
w and coor'd Blankets, plaid Linseys. whit,
and cold Fianaels. plain and fancy Satincts Get
sept % j. HENRY, WILLIAMS Il co.
UEoRSE-SIiOE NXIr.S.
4 l. 1888 tbs. of Griifins English Horse she,
Nails ., aud Sin %, 80 d 100 h Bags. also
20o ID. American Horse Nails assoriel. on hand
July6, 80. j. HENRY, WILLIAMS d co.
- ECEIvED THIS DAY.
Z per Steamer Medor.,, 6 SOUTHERN CORN
SiELLERS. made expressly for this niarke;
HAIR COLORING-IIemistrcets entirely
new article, has proved to the world that its uss
will certainly restore the natural color of the hair
Can be had by the bottle or dozen.
MEAT CUTTERS-I dozcn-2l sizcs--iust re
ceived pr steam Gedorn this day. superior article
BOLTS FOR BOSTON PLOWS-5O loz. mad,
expressly 10 fit. received this day,
BOSTON PLOWS S-l5D Of the above, this day
received per steamer Medora assorted TO wit Nos
IL, a. III. Is, Eagle and b.. made expressly
for this market.
REFlT YOUR BROKEN FLOWS with new
Piow Boards. Land Sides and Points, moulded d
suit the Boston P.ow Stock from the large lot jus
received this day par steamer Medora.
July 81, 80 j. HENRY, WILLIAMS d co
nOAESTICS, STRIPES s PLAIDS.
- l5o bales If all sizes and brands, to wit
fremont, Massachusetts and Dwight, q
Indian Head, Massachusetts. Appleton,
India, Plymouth Rock. Pemola q fremont 4
brown Doniestics "a to 81 and Sea Island do
Union d Montgomery do Aseeche & Chick. do
Domestic Eu.aw do Union Marlboro do
just opened and Offering low bv
July 6, SO JN0. HENRY, WILLIAMS & co.
pLEACHED DOMESTIC.
ID IL eases, of all widths and qualities just re
eeived and offering low to the trade.
uly 9, 80. j. HENRY, WILLIAMS Il co
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n QrIcK QCAETER.-A boy worked hard
for quarter of = dollar With the quar-
ter he bought apples aud took them to
town and sold them on the street for dol
lar. With the dollar lie bonght a sheep
The sheep brought him a lamb, and her
fleece brought him a lamb, and her fleece
brought him another sheep. The next
spring he had two sheep, two lambs, and
a yearlinS sheep. The three ileeccs he sold
for three dollars, and bought three more
sheep. He now had six with fair pros
pect. He worked where he found opportu-
nifty, for hay, corn, and oats, and pastur-
ing for sheep. He took the choicest care
of them, and soon hal flock. Their
wool enabled him to buy pasture for them
and by the time he was twenty one a.c had
Il fair start in life, and all from the quarter
earned i'll one day.
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SSTToT.-253 Bags assorted Drop and Buck Shot
~ every size made, on hand and for sale hv
July g. 80. j, HENRY, WILLIAMS d co.
/ IGtoNSUJPTION.
" relieved by the use of Wooiuan's Cherry
EXpectorant and Wistars BalsaIu OF Wild Cherry
- 133 Bags Coarse Salt in Store and for sale by
July O, 80 J. HENRY, WILLIAMS d co. ,
4 IMPERIAL AND GUN POWDER TEA.
Z 30 Packages Tea--t;reen and Black in caddvs
and and II d. boxes. in stde, and for sale by
July 6. 80. j. HENRY, WILLIAMS d co.
TTNS.
! " We are prepared to supply Pixies Peak and
/ California Emigiants and the hunting community
with English and German double barrclled Shot
July {. 80. j. HENRY, WILLIAMS d co. +
! |OYs'TTEsS, fAE2DINFs:I * I.OEssTEgS.
" I33 boz. Cove Oysters in ! and , IL cans
/ 100 boxes SardiEes. , doz. LpLsfers all fresh
/ July 6,'5o j. HENRY, WILLIAMS d co. T
/ tGCFEOOL BOOKS.
- MeGuiFey's Readers, late edition, from to :
! IN quantities 10 sait Webzters spelling Books n
/ the gross or dozen. For sple by
| July ., 80 -JNO HENRY. WILLIAMS d &C,
! IFsy8UNKs.
! 4 100 assorted qualities and sizes no hand
which Offering low
| Juiy6, 80 JNO HENRY, WILLIAM: & co
| bLACRsMFTHI.s TOOLS.
| + } %" Peek's Bellows % 10 &c inch. Is Arm
/ iage. Mouse Hole Anvils. 10 Wriehts Mouse Hole
Anviis. all sizes. 20 Solid Box vices % Stock and
| Dice % Tongs, l222 Sledge and Hand Hammers
| IN store to which We invite the attention of all
| Blacksmiths and Farmers
July 8, 80 JNO. HENRY WILLIAMS Il co
| NATRASSES.-l77 single double Inatrass
| ISH es. j. HENRY, WILLIAMS Il OC.
| ilNUT NAILS.
~ 800 Kegs Of the celebrated Weymouth mud
fremont cut Nails, assorted from 3 to sod in Store
July 6, SO. j. HENRY, WILLIAMS d co.
| TOTrON AND WOOL CARDS.
~ 35 Dozen each kind beat quality in store
July 6, SO. j. HENRY, WILLIAMS d co.
| STEEL CORN MILLS.
| - so of the above, complete frs1r. No to G. in
! Store and for salc by
July 6. 50. J. HENRY, WILLIAMS d co.
DOOTS AND SHOES.
- $50 cases now IN store, coHsl ting Of Mems
Womens, Boys and chiliren's Broga,s Men and
Boys Kip and Calf Bootsof all qualities and styies
selected expressly for this nai ke and ofe ing low
July s. 50 JNo. HENRY WILLIAMS 4 so.
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1000 BOXES EETAl.ED MONTHLY.
The beneflctor is ufiiai,Ic for the iinnlc. Iiate
removal af Distractions, Irregularities PrclaISs
Ctcri lfaliug Of the Wolul) LeuchorIles or whites
AMI al! the diseases peculiar females This RENE
dy has never in single failed in Producing
tir Ncnses. | have received many letters Of r.
colAnI,ii..a.iHn, which all say 1T is the best
remedy We have u>e.l." Sickness at the sto,n
ach, ian@uor, debility. pains in the head, side an
back loss "t appetite, eo>tlyencSs &c. some oi
the symptoms which attend irregular me nsIuration
This remedy may be had by aflrs s-n" J. s.
SHtIAED, est 4th St, Cincinnati, and enclosing
81. and the remedy viii bc sent by return mail.
y B--LADJSs wHo IRE PRTG.ANr sIorLp NOT
U>E THIS EIMEDr, A. 1T Is SCEE 80 BRING on MsclR-
EIAGE, though no injury to health woull follow
One bUN L, three hoxes 81. All letters of INQUIRY
must contain postage stamp to ensure an answer
j. g. SHEPPiRD, Cincinnati. Ohio.
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SHEPPARD'S
Celebrated Oriental Preventive
TO CONCFPTI

TO CONCEPTION.
Which warrant will never fail
NoTIcE-Ladics who do not wish an increase Of
family may rely this perfectly safe and Ger
tain preventive. 1t is very simple in its use and
does not nJure the system. Sent secure from OBJ
servatlon to any part of the United States by mail
on receipt "f the money. Whole packages So. hall
packages 81; extra fine 81 per package
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