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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-20

yesterday were very light. the strong current III
the River making il difficult for vessels to get up
and the weather Of Friday and Saturday prevent
ing the farmers from hauling to the dcprts on the
Railroads The offerings on Change were mostly
those left over from last week. The market was
quiet and depressed. There were sales OF iair 10
good white Wheat at l23Gt Zoe, and do. red ut
ll3. IL, and l5c. Corn is in demand, and we
note sales Of white at Sic. Rye is inactive. with
sales at zoe. Nothing doing in Oats, and our quo
tations are unchanged. Flour i dull and nominal
Holders are asking So for Union street Supertinc,
but with the exception OF few sales 10 the City
trade, there is nothing doing il the article.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-20
n.s- NnTICE.-Therc will b

ns- NOTICE. will he II regular monthly
meeting of the members Of the YOUNG MEMS
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, at their Rooms.
Exchange Block, King street, on this evening ut
I! o'clock. ROBERT BELL 'k''
sep 2O-lf Recording Secretary
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s. 's'ss. sss -
CANAL CONNER E
ARRIVED, September ~.

Boats q. W. Riggs. Jr,.David Shrivcr. Lion.
Baltic aud John James, Jr., coal to 4. }. Me
hafey.
Boats Lloyd Lowe and John Nau!ear, coal t"
Borden Mining Co.
Boats Zen. T. j. Mckaig. and Kate Bruce, coal
to Erostburg Coal Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-20

Tss~ THOMAS NJ. LAKE. is Il candidate Tor the
Office of Commissioner Of Revenue for the North
east District in the County OF Fauquer to be- voted
for at the election to hc held On the fourth Thurs
day in May. 1860, and solicils the support of the
-..n.a I.nmlnum rnnnIN Srn lJ--CntC
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-20
DRAWING AND PAINTING.

MIR. WM MACLEOD. Artist, announces his
intention of opening Public Class for instruction
in DRAWING and PAINTING. provided suifi-
Glen, number of Pupils come forward to induce
him to engage a suitable Room for the purpose.
TgRMs.-( Haif payable IN cdro""c:)
p' sans nn ~ weak Sc 90
M p.;n,;ncs do. do.......1 ID 90
Private Lessons in latter. 81 per hour.
For further particulars, apply at the Gazette
Office, sep 2o-co3t
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DIED.

AT 81. Louis. Missouri, on the 3Oth Of August,
1859, JOHN HCDGINS, formerly of Alexandria,
Va, son of the late James lIudgins. of Mathews
county, Va Bait. Sun, please copy.
At the residence Of VIM Sigler, near Mount
Jackson, Va on Saturday, 18th inst, after pro-
tractcd illness Of nine months, ELIZABETH j.,
wife Of Joseph 5. Pennybacker, III the list year Of
her age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-20
Tho Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept l9.-Flour has declined l2c.;
sales of $500 bbls. City Mills S4.S7 Howard
street $500. Wheat is dull: sales of $4,000 BUSH;
white l2Oct 40; red lloMll5. Corn is steady
yellow slGt S3c.; white SOFA SEE. Provisions are
quiet; bacon sides Zoe: mess pork SIS. Lard
quiet at ll4@ll!c. Whiskey is dull; Ohio 2Sc.
NEw YORK, Sept. lg.-Flour has declined 5cc
lOc.: State s.. @S4,lO; Ohio Sl.7j@ $40; South
ern S5MS5.lO Wheat has declined Gn2c.; West
ern red ll7Cul25c. Corn has advanced lGt2c.:
mixed S5GL S6c. Pork is iirm-mess SlJ.lS4
$l5.25. Lard is firm ut lOiMll4c. Whiskey
held at &c. Stocks opened higher, but CLOSED
vc,k No 6's SiI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-20

aHnO REWARD.-I will give the above re
CLUU ward for the apprehension and iodg-
ment in Jail. 50 that can secure him. of my ne
gro man ROB. who ran away from Mr. Littletons.
in Loudoun. near Upperville. on Friday. 9Th Of
September. know no very particular marks by
which TO describe him: he is of short stature, about
five feet seven or eight inches high, compactly
built pretty black rather round face, and OF down
cast cuuntenancc when spoken to. Fifty dollars
will be given if taken within the State OF Virginia
5000 if taken out of the State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-20
The Eouinoctisl Storm in New York.

The cguinuctial storm commenced on Fiji
isy and was very severe. This afternoon, a
bou, halfpast one o'clock, brick tenement
house, &c four stories, in Duane street, two
doors East Of West Broadway, gave way un-
der violent blast Of wind, and buried seye-
raj Il IL inmates in the ruins. The roof
and the rear walls Of the two upper stories
FIJI in completely, while the remainder OF
the structure stood in shattered condition.
An alarm of fire was Immediately given and
A large number Of police and tiremen were
Immediately ut the scene of destruction
~ persen was known to be killed, but SIX
Of the inmates were taken out injured.
Several persons ware shut up in their rooms
hy the distractions from falling bricks. The
frcmen and police had not taken all OF them
ont NJ To- > o'clock, but no fire had broken
gu, 10 cndanger their lives. The house was
fully occupied hy tenants, and it was thought
remarkable that some We're not instantly
killed. The building did not appear to be
very old. but il had evidently been poor
structure.
Our ship news reporter says. last night
about 2 o'clock, Il storm OF wind and ram
set in from North East; at this hour, II NJ. J
il is blowing with great violence and raining
heavily There have been no disasters
among the shipping. nor do we expect to
hear Of any on this side of the rivers
This wind makes Ice on the North river,
and there are but few vessels at the piers on
the East river, where the wind draws
through fairly. The tide is very high, and
excepting the filling Of some cellars in the
ncishhorhood of the rivers. no damage to
merchandise has been mentioned. We hear
Of several large vessels below, bound in,
hut they have probably been hauled off shore.
". !. Com. ~ Saturday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-20

MISERABLE FARM FOR SALE oH,r for
~ sale my FARM, containing about $50 ACRES
OF LAND, in Fairfax County, beautifully situa-
ted gu the line Of the Orange Alexandria Rail
road one mile from Burke. station, fourteen from
Alexandria, aud seventeen from Washington
There about $50 acres heavily Timbered. tori-
ginal growth Immediately on the Railroad, aGd
the remainder well set in Grass, and in good state
Sc. Of cultivation. The improvements consist ot
Ha COTTAGE RESIDENCE, Stable, new
Grauary and Corn house, and all other necessary
out houses. There is we'll Of fine water ~ Tho
yard. The situation il high and healthy one,
c0mmandin. an extensive and beautiful view Of
the surrounding country. For further informa-
ton, apply to Mr.. Marshall, at Bnrke's Station,
who viii show the land TO any one wanting 10
purchase, aud for terms OF sale, apply To Burke 4
Herbert, Alexandria, Va.
UPTON II. HERBERT.
Fairfax county. Va, sep li--cotf
yXT0OL purchased by
w is4 RIDGELyY, HAMPTON ! CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-20

fEARruL TRAGEpY-A fearful tragedy oc-
cured last Sunday at lonely farmhouse,
three miles from Versailles, Riply county,
Indiana The premises were occupied by u
isrmer named John Windsor, his wife, and a
son. the latter aged | years. 1t seems that
the man and woman lived unhappily togeth-
er, and their frequent violent alterations were
subject Of comment to the neighborhood:
TN the afternoon of Sunday, their daught-
er, who had been upon visit to neighbor-
ms acquaintance with whom she remained
several days, returned home, and entering
the house was paralyzed by sight of such
intense horror rs almost to deprive her Of
reason. Extended upon the floor, weltering
IN their blood, lay the bodies of her parents
and her brother. The man was lying upon
ms lace hear the hearth with his head nearly
severed from his shoulders; the body of the
boy lay in another part Of the room with seve-
nj mnrderous cuts in his head, and close by
u'e bloody weapon, sharp axe, with which
tal' double deed Of horror had been consuHl-
mated. In the kitchen, adjoining was the
body Of the wretched woman, her throat sew
cred from ear to ear, and large butchers
KNIFE, with which she had taken her life, still
csasped IN her hand.
II Is con t,tured that while the husband
was IN the act Of kindling fire upon the
"SaFth his vile seized the axe and dealt him
,ae fatal blow which nearly severed the head
nom the body, and then turning upon her
son. who. from being in his night clothes,
Ial evidently in alarm just arisen from his
"~' she dispatched him with the same wea-
Poh' after which she rushed into the next
apartment and concluded the tragedy by the
sacrifice Of her own life.
no poor girl, who is the sole survivor Of
I'e Inflated family, has received so severe a
MOCK from the scene which was SO uneIpec-
s ,sily revealed to her. that she has ever since
veen bordering upon insanity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-20

FAREWELL SrRHoN.-Rev ID. p. Wills
preached an eloquent farewell sermon, as pas
tor Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
in this city, on Sunday night, to very large
congregation. Mr. Wills leaves his charge
here, having accepted the position of Presi-
dent of the Female College at Murtrees-
borough, North Carolina.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-20

rIN0 II. W. p. JuNlus-Takc notice, that on
| Saturday, the 22d day OF October, 1883, !
shall proceed, at the Law Office of Francis l..
smith On Prince street, in The city Of Alexandria
and State Of virginin. to take the depositious Of
Robcr; ". Wheat, and others, and on Saturday,
the Goth day Of October, 1859, at the town OF Lex
ington, Kentucky, in the Clerks Office Of the
County Court. for the County Of Fayctte, and
State Of Kentucky, to take the dispositions Of Rich
ar,l ". Ebert. J. II. Lynn, and Sanders d. Bruce,
p he read rs evidence in suit now pending on
the Chanccry side of the Circuit Court for the
Comfy Of Alexandria and State Of Virginia in
which | am plaintiff and you are defendant and
If from any cause the said dispositions shall not
be commenced on said days. or being commcnced,
shall not be completed, the taking thereof will he
adjourned from time to time, until the same are
completed MAXI a. - Nl,o'
On .llNlM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-20

T1ALL MILLINERY Bonnets, Flowers, Rib.
hons. Rusche., VclvetS, Silks, Satins. and all
new styles of Millinery Goods, just received at
- On RICHARDS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-20

PosTPoNED.-The Excursion of Potomac
Lodge, |. 0. 0. F., to Columbia Springs,
advertised to take place yesterday, had to be
postponed on account of the freshet in the
River, by which the grounds and pavilion
were submerged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-20
MORE OF THAT EXTRA Or Dl y
IN u LElE inst r..ceixrl

MORN Of IHAI l. y Il 4 q Il u y Il II {
Nl WORK, ADAM BEDE. just received. and
for sale at FREN,U.S B""k and Periodicoi De
pat.
Alan Belc is creating u most profound sensa-
ton. price 81.
Frank Lcsie's New Family Magazine and Fash
ion Book for October, 2Jc
The buckeye Ranger. Tale Of tho Kansas
Hunting Ground. hy DR.. j. II. Robinson, Poe
The Rival Aivenurers or tho Mysteries OF the
Mmrs,,:by +. Gerstacker. 2j'
Monthly part of Harpcr's Weekly for Scptern-
Der, 20c.
Monthly part of Lesic's illustrated News zoe
Ledger, Mercury, Weekly. hnrpcrs weekly
Le.lir's \ ews. Wavcrly Magazine, Police Gazette,
Flay. Pictorial. Battle. Ship. London News, Satur-
day Evening Post. and every thing else III my lne
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-20

0ITUATION AS WET NURSE WANTED
- A healthy woman, who has lost her child,
which was two weeks old, desires to obtun sit
uation as wet nurse, in respectable family Ap-
ply At Mr.. H. C. DORSEi'S Store, corner Of
0neen and st. Asaph streets sep 2o-St'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-20

PRAYER MEETINGs.-Thc Union PRAYER
Meeting, was held on Sunday afternoon, AT
the Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev. John
Lanahan conducted the services. The same
gentleman and Mr. Vim. l. Herbert elo-
quently addressed the meeting.
The Prayer Meeting at the Hall Of the
Friendship Fire Company, on Sunday, was
attended, as usual, by q large audience. In
teresting religious addresses were made by
Messrs. VIM. ii. Fowle, Thomas Meteor
mick, j. NJ. Stevens, Joseph Grigg, Thomas
NJ. Mccormick, aud DR.. c. W. Ashby, OF
Culpeper Court House.
BETHEL MEErING.-Wc are pleased TO
learn that the Bethel Meetings, held at the
Corn Exchange, in connection with the Sab
bath School, continue to be well attended
"a large and attentive audience assembled
on Sunday afternoon. The services were
conducted by the Rev. D. F. Sprigg in q
solemn and impressive manner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-20


sep 81
OTICE.-Thc undersigned having resumed
IN his Family School, in which he has inc ser
vices Of an accomplished Male ieacher' WIZ re,
ceiye n additional pupils two boys, from i to u"
Years of age. who will receive instruction IN any
or All III, usual English branches; also. III Latin,
Greek, aud French.
Terms for the scholastic year, for board and tai
tion. two hundred doars-thc year to expire lOth
al July. RICHARD II. hhihh,
sch 2o-co2w near Salem. Faupuier County
IWarrentun Wing Wv.
rEAyp TOURNAMENT AT FAIRFAX
u COURT HOUSE. on Tsc,day. 27h Sop
tcIg6,-. lSjg.-Sir knights FROM Fauquicr' Lou,
don Prince William. Alexandra AMI FAIRFAX WIZ
enter the liz. a. contestants for honors on the or
ca,ion BASp 81 Mrsic from The District
will hr in attendance.
The folowim. named gentlemen nave Dec"
selected a. Managers:
Alfred Moss, Maj II. W. ih"nas'
j. C. Gnnncll, COL Jas. Ihfht,
r ]. Murray. VIM. II. Dumny,
Nm |. Edwards. DR.. w. 7. Gunncl,
u " IIunit. VI. A. Cummings,
VI. J. Wor.tcr, John IL. BarneS
The Riding will begin Al 10 o'clock, y. VI.
A CorirrIox rAErr and SUPER VIII be gwen
At night. nj The USIoN llorEL-Ainttancc |.
Fauirfax Court House, Va. sep It'd
I,RoCKET.S LEATHER, CLOTH. &c.-Just
Y received cons snment o! thee justly cele"ra'
ted GOODS, consisting Of
Plain and Ennmciei CANVAS and MUSLIN,
Enanelcd DRILLS,
DO. RUSSIA DUCK.
Coach TrmmerS are requested 10 inspect inns
stock. We consider il superior to any before Of
fercd in strength and quality. and are Offering al
commission prices tor sash. or to monthly custom
.r. j. K. ELEANS CO.,
Washington. scp ls-lw JOY ia. avenue.
ny vARNISH.
NO. COACH BODY, $2.7j per gallon
No. > do. do $40 do.
CARRIAGE 10. do s2.00 do.
No. FURNITURE S2oO do.
No. do. Sl.IO do.
DRYING JAPAN Si.2O do.
J. Il. ELyANS i CO., SO9 Pa. avenue.
Washington, sep ia-lw
4 CARp.-The undersigned wishes to inform
A tie public. that he has formed 4 business
connection with Messr,. Larkin ( Bro, OF Alex
andria where lie viii lie pleased TO see lis irieh"s
and acquaintance, and hopes b =triet attention 70
'" srn I7@soJst ' WILLIAM BAKER.
TT, HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE Of
IN fer for sale ms BRICK HOUSE and LOT
on the wc., side Of It. Asaph street, on' door
north of Wolfe. fronting on ct Asaph p feet a"d
running back to public alley, which divides mar
portion Of the square. The house Il well bu'l',
set. back in the yard, i. furnished with gas ana
water, and Is very pleasantly situated Tor resi-
dcuce. Title inGisputable.
sep S-co2w JUN v. IEa,h.
FOR RENT-The two story hrisk Dwell
n:a LING HOUSE, on the north side OF hin2
street. and nsstt 10 the Empire House. II has gas
and water in Il. Possession given on the ISL OF
October. =. =. Sho'i'
sep l2-eolw
- FOR RENT-Thc STORE, NJ. -, on
u King next to the n. W. corner OF Fairfax
-, JOHN WEST
aug 10 2a~tf No 1, North FalraX-stree'.
HXCELSIOR DEBCRG, an article universally
II approved By al Who have used Il, ote'y a'oa
JAMES c. NEYETT,
..n17 Sole Agent for Alexandra.
JOB PRINTING
Neatly executed, with dispatch, at this of.ee'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-20

PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD, 20. S.)-The Sy-
nod of Baltimore, composed of the Presby-
.eries Of Baltimore, Carlisle, Lewcs, Win
chester and Potomac. will hold their fall
session in the First Presbyterian Church, in
this city, commencing on the 10Th Of Octo-
Der next. It's expected that there will be
about one hundred and twenty members in
attendance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-20

ARD OIL, Pine Oil, Alcohol, just received
i and for sale by JAS. ENTWlsLE' JR.'
sen 20 Apothecary, o. King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-20

CHETLAND WOOL. Zephyr Wcrsteds. and all
- on RICHARDS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-20

TAIR DRAIDS for front and back hair; Also
III side PuG., just received at .nn.
sop 90 hIohaNhs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-20

NANCY NETS for the hair, with and without
I Bugles also, French Cofteiurs for ,ne nenSiof
sale ut sep ~ nlOhhNDS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-20
1853,
AIM A n A C
1859.

SrnTrMpEp 80. ..ts MsoN's PHASES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-20

Mount Vernon, near AIcNandrin, Va.
II tho above farm is not disposed Of ~ private
sale M earlier day. il will he offered 81 rniir
auction 10 the highest bidder. ON TIL RSDAi.
the tenth day OF November, 1897, ~ IL clock. NJ.
in front of the Mayors office. in the town Of Alex
andria, Virginia, on the following terms unc
third Of the purchase money in cash, and IT." "a
maindcr in four equal annual payments, hearing
interest. and to be secured by deed Of trust "n
the land sop ,2-cots J. a. ".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-20

C,rco OF SAIr.-The ship 81. Charles,
of New York. Capt. Thomas Conway. with
a cargo Of Salt; from Liverpool. july I'D
arrived here on Sunday. She is cons sned
f. Mcs,rs. Fowlc K Co. Capt Conway is =
native Of this place, an Alexandria boy
and is we'll aud fuvorably known by many
of our citizens.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-09
EuHHEa Fgos EACn sfAft.
lAiIln NhnnnA IAlNn. q.
wmIrrEN.s GOLDEN sALyI

lssqep by way oprogrcss ~ tho healing art Il IA al.
Apted for humura wounds aud Kind ~
nal tnnammatofy dlncuy, Of whatever nature.
on man or bcsft Made only hy q. y WRITTEN Lowell.
Mass 20 cents hoN The usual discounts the trade
Sold by dTuRgists, '"Anoint thyHerhndb be healed"
TnI GotnrN aAtvr-A GHrAr H.AtiNa HrHTpY.--ft a
With much pleasure annout &c hc ADVENT n ihs new
article W our city, which has met with such
IN Lowell whore Il u made that tho papers have tccmed
with otttuy marvellous cures, Thcv chronicle
where the life ~ lady recently RhVrda
tcn breast another where the NE Of child savcda
of channEi another ola lady whose face much
diansured by aeroiuous humot, which brought
healthy action In dhNHi also another old
who had his foot Tor twenty ycars-curcd IN
few weeks our citizens viii not be slow getting
aid.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-09
TIL l. LIVER
TNnXnT22s - TCSE:


CONPotlN DHD entirely fun auss IL one or IN. hes,
purEsuNe andhve medicines now before tho public.
These Gums remove all Only one dose taken bas
w. o uad ms,t from oIctetlfing prevents hight
!heir place hsalthvdos Of : Only one doss taken at
bite uvigorAtinF r sto,- - might Iod.ens Inc boves
ach, causing fool tgrst - gently aud cuTox noxiiy
well. puriniug he boud. y neSa. '
GIVING aud health a. = taken ter each
ht Mh,ie maehiletS, re- = meal Will Dyspepsia.
moving lhr tausc OF the dis one dOse oftWo
ease enectiuE radical, nls ava ellie W sIf
Ueaahrhs
BiouE AttncksAre cured = nly nn dose IN, r, .d,.,.
aud wi Is r liter prevent Is relieves Collie while ar
od by the - who use h are giying
the l.iNpr invigorat0r ony In ~.
Ono dose eating Ia - favor. - " -
sufficient to relieve ,. A few b,ttlc. .n..
stomach and prevent Dr6hsvhy e4cftJnr me -
food rom rising A aourihg - sorhruth sI'T,'p " ,
One dose Uen repeated sure cure for Cholern Mar
bus, nnua entve Cholera. "
Only ono bottle ~ needed " Of thu
effects 81 mediciue after long slcEness
ono bottle taken &c daundice rcnuy % unnatnr.t
from THE skiu,
one do,s taken shoy, tme before eating Eivrsviser
the appetite aud makes the food digest weI,
one dosf Often repcaed, ruresC hrunlc DIarrhurA
wntsl arm Nhue summer and Bowel Complaints ylsId
We take pleasure In retonua endlnx this nsstietne a.
preventive for Fever aud CbHi FeVs and an
ysrN al bilious pe. u operates with CERTAINTY and
thousands are NthnE trs 10 Its wonderful vIrtllts
Mn water w the mouth with the nfT~taio Tor and AL
low both togetheL. Price one dolihr per bottle,
DIR sANFOHD, Pruprit tor No N4s Prnsdway. New,
YORK hst5hsd by all Druggists, Sold also. BY j. @. HING
NAN, 81 Johnshury. ss.h
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-09
CAMBRIDGE uArrLE MAnKEr-Jupe %

AtmaTtet ii2i Cattie-gu nreVrs ana gfI storm. con
sistiug Of MorsnE Oscn Cows Hnd Calves, YcarliuEs
Two and Three Years Old.
Prices -Msrkct Reef Etra Including nothing but the
best, large tat stard ONeu Ha $50 per tnt quality
including nothing but the best large tat aiard OAen
100 f1l - qualtv Including The best gfasstsd ONcu
tnf urHt ftAu zen Cows aud To- hsst fhits olu
ateafa, 500 H1Ai SCI quality, e. ru ordinary, Gtuu.
Stores Working oxen. irull IA I'LL Ia laa--Eanz
shl caves itoui go ~ %, So irhfnngs, so Ooi Two
leafsold f2a, ~ Three years old, gNihii
Sheep anu amhssdun % market Prices w lots. gl,OO
z.ulA 25d ENira and selections, 800 $50 Gao.
Hides, - prr 10 Taliow q Z i-;c rcf 10.
pets, tu.5J fi 7aeaeh Calf Nkns ~ a i5U. Dor 10
Wal tALYEa- aalra al l1.0u, t,uu each.
hwiNE-tto western at market frccs-Shutos. whole
I'll, per 10. 90
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-09

NOTICES OF THE PRESS,

Prom tho Bostsn Daily Bce.-"The practice N Dr
the aainmenu with the natural mode Of curing diseases
as practisft BY the aborigines ~ the country"
The edNS orthc,Boston Daily Herald amer sdeakns Of
mrnt OF all chronic diseases have reen four OF
hyc OF cancers which had been compile tcy cured
amer they were supposed by their physicians and friend,
10 be beyond tho reach OF medical aid"
Dr Grecne's Indian Remedies prepared at the BOSTON
indian Medical Institute are doing wondcrs IN curling dis
what we have long needed Tor those cases where other
systems have hlied TO AFFORD rolicf-Evening Gazette
The Indian Medical Institute " Brosmneld street Bna.
ton, i nNed star N the nrmAt X medicine, and the
Is more u RATIONAL paper. -Newburyport Herald.
We have among our exchanges. neatrttio paper called
INC Indian Arcana published by the Boston Indian Med
remedies the true man. The natural
system o medicine, pracccd hy Dr. Greene the 1un.
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tsroHTAyr MHncAL ResutTs Some % the most lu,por.
thnt as wei - remarkable results have transptod fom
te trcamel ul ui4eAte upon the indian system,
Piled In sccntiDc manner BY Dr. Greene his asno-
e.lss a. ,he loda9 Medical Institute Not onb are the
plaint, Hhuumatism Neutaiga. General Debility ana
bic sueccss but that terrible OF a human actions
Cancer y cured h This treatment With readiness end
country This beinR ony pac. We believe where can
GERS can 10 eurea--boajon Traveller.
We would call the scCla nttAntson OF our readers to
circular RON thf b9sop lndan Medical Ins tote W
eviisnce q cnunee uaor tpfA of What they ciaHi
and We tvlave t siagmsnts made IA th~ circular ~ al
New bufypuft Mass.
Fot fu eases cured ~ me various dlse.s.
Snd o. tlr msnnr by whch sueh cures pern rnad a
u lndan Nf,iene Which tnEy b. ai.tsinet A. III.
toigs ~ " sef,' igsnE a aAisfs ssng. sdtetlits