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From A. p Nob1ona, Of the firm, Of BeUocq, Mob
Tom 6 %.
For the last eight months have used Of Grover Bakers
Sewing Machines In my family and entirely satisfied with IT,
A. r. NOBLOM.
St. Louis street, New Orleans
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From Fred. Gates, Esq.

June 1855 purchased one of Grover Bakers Sewing
Machines since had in almost daily sometimes
with very heavy stuff sometimes with light muslin, and
ever has been put has well have tried
Others say that for all work, from the finest
eoaes, Grover Bakers in my opinion calculated give
tho greatest satisfaction.
ST. Mertinsyile La, Oct 49, 1859.
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From Z. D. -d,'nouR.

have nsed the Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machine and after
wards bought Grover Baker, which by far supesses the
former have been using the Grover Baker in wok.box
form for two years, and am entirely satisfied
L. D. ARNoULT.
St Nartinsvile La, Oct. s, 1859.
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From the Hon. Judge Volney Stamps, Of Claiborne
LOuntl. Miss.

Ny wife requests say that her Grover Baker Sewing
Machines both and fine performing first rate She
says she could not do without them Her servant girl
Esther that sews on them is as much pleased with
them than my wife.
VOLNEY STAMPS.
Port Gibeon, Miss, Oct H. 1859.
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From A. Renaud, Esq.

Ihave used Messs Grover Bakers Sewing Machines
six months in my family, and very much pleased with it,
A. RENAUD.
ST. Martnsyllle, La, Oct Il, 1859.
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From J. L. Kennard, Esq, Of Port Gibson,
Mississippi.
Grover Bakers Sewing Machine has been in ms
lily for the last six months with entire satisfaction.
j. l.. KENNARD.
Port Gibson, Miss, Nov. l. 1859.
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SiECe1. Plated W,N,.es.

For sale at the
cRoCKERY AND HOUSE FURNISHING STORE
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From Mrs Arsa E. Weeks, Of Port Gibson
Mississippi.
Atout three years purchased Of Grover Bakers
Sewing Mnchics, with which am entirely satisfied and
been of order given trouble since of
the work pstter-it hundred and dollars and
take five hundred for it, deprived of get
ting another greatly prefer Of Grover Bakers
any other now in
ANN T.. WEEKS.
Port Gibson, Miss, Nov. 2 1859.
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Skepttcnl.

SkepftCnl.
Those who inereduous in regard the superiority
Rope fastening for Cotton requested
examine bale that passed through tho the Oct
30 ard lay FORTY HOURS seudcring remains of 70
bales Of Rope Bound Cotton nearly all which
There only two bales in on both of them saved with
loss of LESS THAN TEN PER CENT.
The bale is to be Keen ut No. q COMMERCIAL PLACE,
whore orders will DO promptly 6ed any Of the
Hoops by
F. BELCHER,
MS 2p.f Agent of "FAsSAAN'S IRON TIEn
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MACKEREL, SALMON, HERRING, etc.
50 barrels No. MACKEREI.
lo0hf ..
l50qrs. >. :.
$50 kits :. y.
50 barrels No. :.
Qrs. :. :. !.
200 kits :. :.
200 bbs No. large :.
100 hf. :. :. .
10 barrels SALMON.
Dhf
30 qrs.
sohf. do Baltimore ROE HERRING.
100 qrs
200 kits :. .
1000 boxes scaled HERRING.
40 drums GOLDFISH.
500 boxes
% bbls. PICKIED GOLDFISH.
Is kits TONGUES and SOUNDS
Is kits HALIBUT FINS, for sale by
PINCKARD, STEELE CO.,
MI st corner of Gravier and Tchoupitoulas streets
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From The Hon. Judge 4. c. Blo,,a, Of Pensacola,
FiOti1l

From The Hon. Judge A. c. Baou,a, Of Pensacola,
Florida.
Doar sir gives pleasure and my testimony to that Of
many Others in favor of the Grover Sewing
One of those machines has use in m family for
nearly three years. giving entire satisfaction having
required the slightest PREPARATION in that time with
only ordinary care and attention will last twenty years
Pensacola, Fla A. C BIOrNT
The universal success of the
GROVER g. BAKER MACHINE,
Has been such to establish its reputation as being sU-
PERIoR TO ALI. OTHERS. These Machines now rejoice
in the substantial reward Of the LARGEST PATRONAGE
bestowed upon any SEWING MACHINE.
THE ONLY MACHINE USED
FOR MAKING PLANTATION CLOTHING.
EXTENSIVE. EST BLIsHMENT OF HEBRARDS CO..
New Orleans, are the
GROVER & BAKER.
This enteFprsng firm, after using the GROVER BA-
KER MACHINES for over three years with
IMMENSE SUCCESS,
Have given order TO the Grover Company Oct
Ii, 1882 for
RfeHpEEN ADDITIONAL MAGAZINES.
THE ONLY
A4CHINE IN WORK BOX,
Is Made by the
GRovER d. BAKER 8. M.ca-
SOUTHERN DEPoT-No. II CAMP STREET
MI 2plt
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Dear s-lt gives me pleasure to and my testimony
many Others in favor of the Bakers Sewing Machines
one OF ,heee machines has been in family
nearly three years. giving entire satisfaction having
required the slightest reparation in that time believe with
only ordinary and attention will last twenty years
fensacois, Fla a. C. BLOUNT
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st. Martnsville, La, Oct. 16, 1859.
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PARTICULAR NOTICES

ES- Texas and New Orleans Railroad Conn
PASYTbe following CnfnniissionersMcssr l.
a,d Essne Hor.ci John Holmes Moses Greenwood
Railroad Company open and receive subecrjptons 10
The Capital Stock Of the Louisiana Division Of Companies
sa1 piaee u III city On The 9Th q December
ing said books for pon Capital Stock Of said com
~ accordance with u the Legislature the State
1859. - aRi2sTu as'ci rs
Mo tds =. ~ GEM ps..ssan.
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From NJ REG, Marseles, aud from LAc.ye Echecopar
Cadiz. If 5i3
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ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL-SP Jones and lady, Mo:
u , Middiston, La; |. kobinson, 90; 4 Thompson,
:. SsiEs sai. do: NMS9S;e Wn AZ feFr,j Nc
Tenn; Mr Duncan. Ky; E jacobs, o; J De Mott, n
1;O, Gambler and lady. Ala; Miss @ 4 s}c nncr,
TR HSId., Az; H.. = ~ .mSu5, "a; LiyssE, 81
ksis Mo- ao sfss .slIs and sanfy
N woTsksn Miss Many, u wo on.hsn; 4i L
StIsysIs, N Bod 2 y, Va; Rev Z. I Bruist, s
ley aud lsdy, DO; J fwecdy and isiy' DO Col E
i.HiIJ, Miss; " sinmOads, Ma; " S TsIb ona
NATIONAL HOTELS Clark, Md; Miss O
tSsan, Youht M,eEs K n Rsss Md JGs
Rodson, Nd; v BeTklsy, Va; Baker, " Wrisht
v, W hgliDE, Nd; Elford. Elford, b Per-
r., Irs Parry, Miss Perry, d Perry, J1, r ,Twine,
Starr, Ark; Mrs Sc wart and fam, Va: McMs.ns
tsn; Ia Pye, Bowling, W WoIthins ton, NC; q
sEus.si, o. W Ficklin' Va; 6 N smith. ny; w
Price, NJ; JsssseS, Nd - '''' 'A' ~ MO-
>,WHLARDs HO rEL-Mrs A ssnnders,
SIi pnsSn . La AP Avegpo, do; w II
rrsns d2; n Knight, do; Wsldram, do; Z II
P0nd, do; u Van Box keen AMI fsmil,, No; Mrs
oakley, doi Miss Pri,che;t, do; W Thomas and
DO; DR. Walton, Do; e. Eivss, do afsTs
" MLson, co; L Lee and amiiy, Pa; Mitchell, Va;
X stafford, N.Y. w Pau ha nus and LADY, do: M m
~ oLHns and daughter, Md; Whitney and
y,h; ihhkNWUOoP HOUSE, Spencer, NY; J G
Widen and lady, DC; Miss n Cater, NY; p T.y
Ior, Fa' M Hatch, Ga; Savage, NY.
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II The 18th Of this month our neighbors in
Canada Will celebrate, with all tue traditiC nal
forms Of rejoicing. the hundreth anniversary Of
the taking Of Quebec 1t is not generally known
that company from Newburyport, commanded
by Capt VIM. Davenport, was engaged in that
celebrated battle, which resulted in the death of
ton OF this continent from France to England.
u There has been running about lately In Il e
harDor OF Portland, Me, steam-tug wherein the
use Of achimney is dispensed with entirely Will
running and the heat that usually passes of from,
the tap Of the smoke-pipe, oftentines at so big
temperature as to ignite the gases is made avail
able 70 do duty In the engine board of engi-
neeTs certify in the papers to the great saving of
fuel by the above arrangement.
II The profound quiet of New Haven Conn,
Yves rutnies5iy disturbed last Saturday by one
John Green, IA boy about fifteen years old $ who
was arrested for .'chasing butterflies In an open
lot" The papers in chronicling this unwonted
instance Of activity add that he made some noise
while engaged In this harmless amusement ii is
true, but be did not mean anything by it's
DEATH FROM EXTRACTING TooTH-In Hud-
son city, y J =, last week, young man named
Hoffman had one Of mis- front teeth extracted
which produced a continual flow OF blood and
resulted In death. Ii is said that several physi-
clans We're in attendance, but were unable to rem
der any assistance.
II The Rev. Thomas Diggs was robbed of
SleO on the night Of August -, at a canp-meeting
on the Eastvine (Va) Circuit. Fifty dollars Of
the money had just been raised and paid to him
FOR the benefit Of the Missionary Society.
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Z TIoN.CcPropGsslsyi will be resolved at the q mar,
day Of October next for the trans portston Of mill.
ta5y supplies during the years 1880 and 1851 the
Territory Of Kansas. from Fort Laramie, in the
81 Fsr I :ao
venyorth and south of latitude q deg. ,porth, At
which are n6wo may DO tsbiis6ed in the Terri.
tory Of Nebraska south of latitude a deg. rorth In
onstudo deg vest and In Re fs snf Of
Utah north ofattude 40 deg north and west oflong-
From Forts Lesyen worth and Riley il the Ter
81 and oP the Of tS IN
tory Of New Mexico or to any other depot that may
De desisnatsd in that Territory; Il
be designated in the Territory of New Mexico, to
IL the Nsa McKee, except
Ports Bliss and Fillmore.
be less on either of the routes than one hundred
thonsand pounds, nor moro on route than ten mil
ii9a6va kqnd1sd thousand pounds each i" Two mi.
Proposals. will state the rate per hundred pounds
be performed on each route IN each month Of the
year and may be made for all the routes collective
Bidders win give their names in full. as well IS
their places of residence and be prepared to execute
may mi amount as the
Contractors must be in read aess for service by
Be &.
to be transported dyrng the year al either of
the routes, they will be required to have places OF
business or agencies at or in the vicinity of Fort
Leavenworth, Fort Laramie, and Fort Union, or
other depot in New Mexico, at which they may be
communicated with promptly and readily.
Each proposal must ne accom- panied BY q guAfan-
tee, signed by three more psrsons, known
isfactoril- certlhed TO tne Quart rmaster GenHra,
setting forth that If the party proposing shall be
awarded the contract, they will enter an Obligation
| for its faithful performances.
Proposals will be endorsed as follows Proposals
70, Army 1rdHsportGtion, and none will be enter
tanned unless they fully comply with al the stpua
tons set forth in this advertisement.
The right is reserved ofrejecting any or ell the
bids that may be made.
QuARrERMAsrKR GENERALS OTYIcB,
e 3-S awtlstOct WasningtOn, June H. ism.
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ICTTbere 10 trouble among the Jews at Troy.
Ny. There is a Jewish society In that city, and
in that society there is or has been one Jewish
Bible, the only one in the city. 1t Is on parch-
a foot and half high. It's bulky Bible, OF the
medieval style of Bible 1t seems to be REQ uire-
ment Of the Jewish discipline, that every Jewish
woman confined must be confined on or over the
Jewish Bible. 1t so happened that on Friday
night Jewish wife was confined Herman,
Levy Jew tailor Of Congress street. set up claim
for 1t. swore out search warrant, and recovered
mage occurred among some of the members after
which the question remained as unsettled as before
II is set forth by the officers Of the society that the
Bible was the exclusive property of the society,
II, Its original cost being 81 200. One Levy claims
to have paid s3l for Ii, and to have owned it since
1858.
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IIDCHLAIE0uA
A CARD FROM BOSTON.

-, boston, August 81, 1850.
This Ia to certify that, in consequences of the re-
knqulshnent of business by our friend, Richard
Davis, Esq, (who has for the past fifteen years act
ed as our agent for the sale of our manufacture in
the CITY OF Washington and District of Coumbia)
We have. with the full consent and approval of Mr.
Davis, appointed Mr.. JOHN F.. FL Ills rs his sue
cessor. To all our patrons, therefore, and to the
pubic. who have for so long a period manifested
their interest for u.s. we take the liberty of recon-
mendlng Mr.. Ellis as n gentleman who will con
tinue to make the same effort TO please them a. 1t
has bs en- the ambition of his predecessor to do.
All Pianos sold in Washington and its vicinity
will receive the same guaranty for excellence and
perfectness as If purchased directly from ware
ROOMS in Boston purchasers can depend upon the
warrantee of Dir. Ellis as our Own.
CHICKERING A SONS.
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rPH8 CELEBRATED DIR. j. s. ROSES
l. N6EDICINJ

A.
These remedies the result OF thirtyfys years
Of extsH9ys aud successful practice, and are ihe
3ny 5eitssse Preparations to the VARIOUS lis
tnel Hesh Is hair n.
, DIS ROSES rOUGH SYRUP OREx-
hECTURANT, will radically cure Coughs Ce,ds
PP t,ss Brenehltis, and al Lung diseases
pR 8 ROSS ALTERNATIVES SYRUP.
o noeI rafihf for the cure If sorofala, Old Ernp
tons, Chronio Diseases, U;csTs, Swei led Meek Ard
el'Ss &c. yes aslsing from sn Impure state Of the
- OK. = S. ROSES DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND.
80 o. d. 81 Sn,s Tor Dyspepsia and Liver Com
DRSy S. kOSES PAIN CURER. I, is M, ,
are aT nas u one mas stood the iaxt of 50 xao
1ihnr hhoumatsm, fo9ih sud Ear Aches 1boI;cc'
sins In ~, s f'y1aeh ara boysis, SPANS BrnIses
90 nssrns ~ or externally. Price IS, Is sad q
Thase remedies, and many Others referred IN in
pI: Roses Medical Adviser, (which book NAV IA
had gals st any OF the drug stores where the md
,eI1eS are ksp.l have been assd vIb v Owe,
5000 persons with prompt bsneft. To ensure
,uccess You hare only to see that thsy are genua.
by having the nootors frrf;,Sn JgAa.rps Deer each
co.'s and on edch label ''
" Kept by all Druggists. or sses-tr q
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THE INpEsTRUCTIsI;s: ..s
THE CROWN WOVEN, ...
THE GOSSAMER,
THE CRINOLINA,
Remodeled from the last Paris designs, aad tor
Beauty of Proportion,
Exesliesee Of Material, ..,.
Perfection Of Manufacture.
And Durability,
Universally Pronounced
UNEQUALLED BY AIRY GOODS IN THE
For sale BY the principal Jobbers and Retaile-s
everywhere Bews Of C9Yntsrie, !, See that
w. S. & G. il. THOMSON q CO.,
sc eow4w . NEW YORK.
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THE EVENING STAR.
REVENGE

BY FRANcIs DE HAEs JASvIKR.
ITO err is tu,ndA 10 forsfrs, divine.'-PoPE.
Vengeance is mine y'-life comes from God
Man NAY not shed his brothers, blood!
Who hath not sinned? and should the hand
Of just &c strike, how few could stand
Before Jshovah's spotless Son
The ScIlhes oice brought an erring one.
Demanding that h.r blood be split
in explanation Of her guilt
Defenceless, fallen, AID fnrloru,
she looked Tor shame, and death and scorn-
Hut Jesus Said-''Let him begin
Her punishment, who hath no sin 90
20
Pace TO the dead >-But shall he know
he boon of peace who laid him low
Whose stern resentment could not feel
His vsnquished victims last appeal!
Peace TO the dead sweet Mercy weeps
Ger the fresh sod IN W. lJh he sleeps
Recalls his vIrtues-velis the rest,-
And clasps his or phans to her breast.
PRAYERS for the living Heaven sssuaye
The grief Of guiHless orphaBase-----
And pity kI.ii " no failed 20 snow a.r-
COMPASS to q fallen Zoe
w ashlngtOn, D. T..
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ANOTHER AsCENsIoN.-John La Mountain is to
make another ascension from Saratoga Springs, on
Thursday Of this week and we understand that
the Saratogians have guaranteed the bllloonst his
expenses. In this event he can hardly fail to
make handsome thing Of it, We also learn that
the intrepid aeronaut /, now more confident than
ever Of being able at an early day to tine At
lsntic through the air lie speaks Of IL as being
unable to see the slightest mPediment in the way
and as determined to make strong eff1yt at all
hazards.-Troy Hesgst, Sept. 3.
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purchased from Mr.. RlcHARD DAVIS his entire
stock Of Chioke.ing & Sons and other Pi.nos,
of his established and popular pianofoTte and
music wa,eropms With an agency 90 eagerly
and with practical ex perience in this city during
the past seven years, hope to merit the confidence
and support of the community, promising to always
have on hand the largest, most select, and varied
assortment of Pianos, Melodeons, Guitars, VioIns,
Music and every article pertaining to the business
JOHN p. ELLIS,
Piasoforte and Music Store, BOG Pa. ave,
5-6taO between 9th and 10th streeta-
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The subscriber, m retiring from business, would
cordially recommend to his friends and patrons Mr..
lon, F. ELLIS, to whom he has sold cut bis stock
of Pianos and transferred the agency Of Messrs.
Chickering 4 Sons. Mr.. Elis's extensive and au-
perlOr assortment of instruments of RS grsay sd
vantages to purchasers. RtCH'D DAVIS.
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BROOMJ, BROOMS!

HERRING & EVANS, manufacturers of
BROOMS and WILLOW WARE, No. is Royal
street, doors be,ow King Alexandria, Va. keep
constantly on hand Painted Pals. Brushes, Matt.
Cedar Tubs, Pals, PIggin, Coolers. Churns, Will
low Cradles, Wagons, Chairs, Baskets, 60, 80.
III = Broom Corn wanted. an l5-eo2m
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KNOW 1T rs GOOD FOR RHE UMArTSM.
Removing il in q few hours. I am now trying If
for Scrufals, and have already received benefit
g. LESSl6, Reading, Pa.
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PA,.Aos. E 1SSs s8S ~ sSossss.l. .rD

The New YORK and Vsrsinis screw Steamship
skiP MOUNT VERNON, Capt. +, seAN
q. Smith, viii leave tie Company
Depot, Western whafvps, 81 m O'Clock q. N. on
WEDNESDAY, Sept nh, and the Co~psny's
Depot, az lexandris, - O'Clock .. m. same day.
Pss,engsrs from wsshingtca snd Georgetown
steamboats, or Iairaof, which leave the corner Of
9TH street and Pa, sNenee hourly, they can leave
o. the. steamer from the WESTERN wkarves st IN
STATE rooms osn Lbs engaged on application 20
Messrs. Morgan Rhinekart, Western whsrves.
Freight viii be received up 60 the hours Of depar-
irT Insurance viii be efe, ted on all goods by
thisl at the ofce Of the Company 81 y per cent
uranium.
The Recommendations for passengers by this line
every respect and every Effort will
Be made 10 render this communication with New
York an agreeable and hsalthful one.
for freight or passage apply to FoWLE d
w. AA' Af II. B. CROMWELL. q co.
se2-ly sc West st., corner Albany, New Icrk.
RtGULhR THRoyoH LINE TO cALIFoR-
kBss sTTsTtt m @fhASr iss s.isssrTssss
TIC, tormcgiy IN the Liverpool fine.l The above
unrivalled steamships, owned BY the North Attain
tic - amship Co., are pow beng fitted up Tor tho
California trade. one OF which wall leave th. " hnrf
foot Of Canal street, on the 5th October, 81 p. NJ
and freight will be as reasonable 3. BY any other
line. They have large freis nc capacity. s-d the
raDgemeuts for the comfort srd health Of the pas
sengers will be such to challenge eomparison.
An experienced surgeon will be attached 70 tsoh
chip. su T-lm
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ITOBIAS, OPTICIAN,
SO PENN. AVENUE. BET. q AND 9Th srs.

ID.
YSbliO FsnersIly, That have removed TO- t6e~ Nv
may al sv ~tS f9scd
Giles, OF having GLASSES fixed to suit an Sights.
sfG 70 ne pubis
discriminate iron the many testimonials in this CITY
emen in the Untsd states and sSn
my Advertisement the Ma tOnal 1ntelligencer to he
suit as some pretend to do nei
ther 90 warrant mine or other Glasses to suit
anotSes person. %hoh Is al ssu an
rms certainly new phase to endeavor to improve
an public to endsaSor To m.S or
them believe such nonsense. can only add that n
70. vllI at ali times find in my ~ Establishment,
s i2Ss f
s Ross ESEdcs EEsS9ssuGs1 S;
kkq ESs "a H fEEkk EESbiSs &Af NSka
Of other useful Optics. sSnaS s 9x ssfEs
Fro" AIS E1esliszes' q; Sss:,-e, q, yss..ss.
have tried pair of speetaclss oStsins q no rom
sna and S .SsR
their focus, recommend him a. skiiiful i}ntican
HON sAs late Hon. -J,sdss Bssl.v.
to H. inc Tos s.iy T. !s
e that M FDsias pssaSS
comprehend them by Inspection, and some sIirS II
measurement. and he has made me a rsir of Snensa
oies u II SUIT me sdnlrahy. a. p BUTLER.
Fyon the Roa. Secrstary Of State Of virs,a.n
~ EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
RfcHMoHD, Dec. 81. fe5S. 4
D,ay Sir: Gov. Wise having shown me the Spec
sgt a %s t h:
TO enclose then, TO you, TO have new Classes subst
thst the Glasses feliy meet my expectation, end
give my eyes great relief. The pebbles you have
useo are rsa y superb. enclose herein the amount
your Oh. Fsu res2ssSotfaWI,y, SMffyNroRp \
JOHN TOBIAS, Ess., Washington, D. c.
Ffort Prof. BaeAs. ~ D. H7G ss... ri
WLsHrseTON, Feb. Il, 1859.
aye gted par of Glasses of lillian Pebbfes
lnrn1shed By Mr.. Tobiss with ereat satisfart;on
They are eiser, OF seent CURE and well mounted
-,lI.--L,--l ~ A. ID. BACHE.
Penn a E1pi, 9stxsen 81 Ard sth .trseis ~
Where you Will obtain good LiE ensss. =. nal IN
any other EstAblish ment. And ut moderats ohaTsss
XIIASHINGT0N coz pnP A TIoSI a. -
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w. RARE INDUCEMENTS.

NJ RARE INDUCEMENTS. ~
,lIh tne PositlSe assurance OF receiving from
EerpPe ~ the LIST Of October next @ rich p
ant heautlful assortment Of = 49, E5n1
GOLD sad SILVER 70 ~
HUNTING wATCHES
tHers, bssides ~ '' poPei"i hiahu1e-
yEWEERY and sILVERwARH.- r-fs
IN Ereet variety, and Of the richest and most ale
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SWINDLING QUACKs.
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them ALL and, il Disposed to profit bv my perenoe,
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With stamp enclosed, address, in perfect conf
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scriblng Boy 176, ChAxiestown, Mass.
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Medicine, ofSpefmatorrhesor Local ATn1n
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, /zUA
Genital and Nervous Debility, Pre-
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generally, -.
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plants originating the imprudence and solitude
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entirely new and highly Seocs.sfal treatment: as
Of which everyone is enabled to cUre HIMeELT per
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was troubled with Infsmmstory Rheumatism
for long time, and could find nothing 70 relieve
me. At length was advised By friend 70 try Or.
Cogswell's Medical Salt, whIoh entirely cured me.
would advise all who are afRicted 20 give 10 trial
- JACOB HOWSWITSER, ReadinG, Pc.