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Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24

Tho <cw Volume Of the NEW YORK WEEK
LY ILLUSTRATED GOLDEN PRIZE will
commence Jan. 1st. 1859. Tho following arc
the names OFT Q Liferuti whose productions viii:
grace the coln,ans orthi>elceant journal during
the year: s.. - :. 4 =
> REV, q. II. STURGEON. Of London. ISL ~
. G. ". NJ. REYNOLDS. Of London. -
:. u. P. r. JAMES. Novelist. "a s,-s -
SIR EDWARD BULWER,
GEN. 9. +. itENINGSEN, late ofNicaragua.
COL. q. ". CROCKET, ~ -. 80. - -,
cAPrs G; r ii. B. ALEXANDER, us. A.
TAOMAS DUNN ENGLISH, MD,
HENRY CLAPP, Jn.. ~" e.7
DR.!O..C. VAN BUREN. ="
F.GGiNToS y BARklNGToN, ~~
MISS OUTHWORTH, ~ - ..-a .-.-t
4. MNS. ANNA WIIELPLEY, = ...... rg.g
MISS lIETTY HEARTILY, - IT.: .
- MISS VIR, R,sINIA VAUGHAN, ...a .-
"a MISS NJ. VERNON =. ,... - IN.
q MISS MINNIE EMANTOUR, Hta s.-E
MISS HATTIE CLARE, r,:L ..ss..a stas
MRS. T. B. SINCLAIR. ,.iv- ..ies ~. 5.FF
aaoel:2 81" TERMS. rs.-rrs1
Terms Of transcription, 81 ,0' a year {; and cach
Sab.c. iber u entitled to one Of tho articles
named in tn following List. anl is requested
to mention what article he desires when hc
Worth: ut retail.
Gold Pen. with Silver Case, = -" s. o.
Ladies' Gold Pencil, - = ,-Ha 90
Coll Tooth Pick, - -' - %
Ladies't;ol,i Zen. with Extension Case, 900
|Enyros-ng Gold Pen. 1S cnrett, ~ -5E2y 90
Gold Ring. plain and chased, : gin 900
Ear Drops: 3.H-<s- ~ za 200
Mosaican Florent,ne Brooches, ~ r. 2 o.
Gold 1Aockcts, -;s-s-g.- 20
Cable Charms, ,q-.. -- on
Gold Brooches, 90
':tlemens Pins, - s"si-' IS 9 90
Gentlcmen's Bosom Studs, sG-s 9 90
;entlemen's Buttons. 2 90
Watch Keys. ....2 90
Ladies Cnm rms, - 90 OO
Z bon Slides, ~ 9 90
God Crosses, -:s.- = - -sa. y "a 90
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24

I OOklNG GLASS PLATES. Of a!l sizes, at
IL l1lyi kELLO0G's DRUG STORE,
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
PR OSP PECTUS FOR 1850

y Specimens sent gratis.
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ID. U IL L F W. T: He BL q oD.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24

4 LtOlfOL. Cnmph ne. Burning Fluid, Lard
~ and Whale Oil, t. be found ut
kELLoGG's IRUo STORE
, 1859-09-09
TOWN LoT9I
BnLss ADDITION TO sTEMAcooM.
GOOD CHANCE FOR MVESYMENF!

THE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING LAID OUT
i his land claim, adjoining Capt Balch's claim,
into Town Lots Of one acre each d pow prepared 10 Se
seeking Investment This claim, for advantageous
location Is not excelled by any on Puget Sound The
site has been laid out with view 10 beauty and conve-
nence the streets being four rods Wide and the whole
have already been donated and set apart The prizes Of
Lots range from $50 to $50 each according 70 locality
The proprietor contempaies building wharf Gom the
claim during the coming summer, which cannot fa 10
greatly enhance the value Of the entire pFoparty.
Parties wishing TO purchase do 90 By applying 10
FRANK CLARK, Esq., Of Steilacoom. who, 6y power
60:tf LEMUEt, Bills
, 1859-09-09

- CO s s,sSs, fssSs.srs aad cssissoss
tor s,,tes lcsH J. p KEllER.
{u Ausni NJ nsga m q.
, 1859-09-09
Without Pay!

the skin son and smooth and are adapted 70 all Female
Dianlsies. Ladies' are requested 10 accompany each
other and every facility Il offered for u r enjoyment.
They may be taken e persons u perfect health being
, 1859-09-09
BATHS!

By which the mosa wonderful and quickest cures ar
effected without particle Of nasty and posonous medi
cine q any kind; apd be make. very moderate ceefeel
idea that he does lt all
, 1859-09-09
To Merchants and Consumers
SAWS AND FILES.

The undersigned, having been
appointed s.le Agent f0r The
States of California end Oregon,
and Washington Territory, fof
the sale Of r. HOE q co.'s sn-
peTi0cast steel, circular. NH pit,
cos cut. web aud tthrF saws,
20 vel known throughout the
United States, Informs those IN
want that be hasat al timestveTy
, 1859-09-09
m WASHINGTON HOTEL, m
LII Corner Of Main and Second streets, II
OLYMPIA, W.T.
SILAs GALLIHER, Proprietor.

THE PROPRIETOR HAS RECENTLY ERECTED, IN CON.
large two story building 20 BY 60 est By which be is
enabled 70 provide the travelling public with larger
number Of capacous. comfortable and excellenty ven
public house In Washington Territory An idea Of his
ability to accommodate the public may be judged the
fact that the hote contains twenty-five private rooms
lexcusive Of family apartments) sir Of which are large
drawing rooms or parloTs.
Thankful 70 the public for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended 70 the proprietor and having thus enlarged
upon his former business he feels confident he can render
the scjourn Of strangers with him comfortable and plea
SAINT and pains sha be spared 10 set his table e well
as any in like business. Bedsand bedrooms furnished 70
such as may desire them.
Board BY the day and week. ts.-7r
good stable Is attached 10 this estabahment which
will be amply supplied with forage for the accommodation
Of animals Of the travelling public
share Of public patronage s respectfully solicited.
OLYMPIA, Dec. 9TH, 1857, elv
, 1859-09-09

DR.. l.. J. CzapkAys private Medical and Surgical In
stitute IL on Sacramento street, below Montgomery,
opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S oface, San
Francisco. The Doctor offers free consultations, and
asks no enumeration unless ho effects cure. Once
hOun, from AN. JPN.
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THE CELEBRATED DR.. j c. AVER SLABS 4 MAN
IN BOsToN-On Saturday last about u O'Clock
DIR. j. C.Ayer, patent of Ayers pills, one of the
largest stockholders in the Middlesex Mills Cor
poration called at the office Of the treasurer of the
company, Richard :. Fay, jr and reques ed 10 he
shown the books of the corporation. Mr.. Fay
complied with the request when an alteration
ensued between Mr.. Aver and Mr. Fay which was
succeeded by an assault upon the person of tin,
treasurer by Mr.. Aver, who drew a pocket knife
and stabbed Mr. Fay, INJECTING wound in the
abdomen, just above the groin. Capt Perry the
agent Of the Mills at Lowell who Glanced to be
present, Immediately interfered, and Selling DIR
Aver by the throat, drew him of The police
were called, and took DIR. Aver at once into ems
tody Mr. Fay's wound BLEED freely and the floor
Vi .ns counting room where the atfray took place
was DesFattered with blood. His physicians de-
Iined expressing any opinion as TO the DANCER of
tue wound DIR Aver was last wear director in
IN. .ne MIuoIesex company. AT the last meeting OF
The corporation he made bitter attack upOn the
treasurer, Mr.. Fay, and the board of directors for
appointing him to the office The accusations of
DR. aver failed to call forth a reply from Mr. Fay
ana on the ballot for directors for the current wear
DR.. Aver failed of being elected NJ Esv who
las entertained i'll feelings towards DIR Aver ever
since his attack upon him. acknowled o % himself
10 nave been The aggressor in this occurrence DR.
aver sat IN high chair ut the desk perusn the
f1nSfer stock book, when Mr. Fay sccordin1 To
the statements of DIR. Aver. approached and struck
Tue doctor severe blow with his fist on his fore
head DR. Aver rose from his seat; whereupon
MI Fay seized him by the hair Of his head. and
attempted to drag him To the floor DIR. Aver re-
sisted ana as ne arose To an erect position Mr. Fay
su9ck MIN another blow in the face. Dr. Aver
had previously taken his penknife from his peck
81, and, before the book was handed him stood
cleaning his finger nails. While in a STOPPING DO
sition be tried TO cut Mr. Fay's band, but mi SGD
his mark Words of mutual insult passsd between
the parties before Mr. Fay seized Dr. Aver. The
doctor Was retained in custody at tue second police
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H. Laners artesian well, at Reading. on Fri
day last reached depth of ,i2U feet. The har,no
Is sui through very hard magnetism lime rock.
u Charles Mathews and wife are eotnino in
The treat Eastern with the design of giving en-
tertainments during the passage
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KNOW IT is GOOD FOR RHE UNA rISM
Removing il In a few hours. ] am now trying 1t
for Serofula, and have already recei ed benefit
=. LESSlG, Reading, Pa.
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cURE oPINFLAMMAroRY RHk uMATTsM

p omised to write you provided your medicine
did the work YOU claimed il would. Ii has done IL,
and now fulfill my promise NV oomplsint wac
lnhamr atory Rheuinati sm-the hrst package did
the work, and most efsctualy, too, sot yssti
Of heumatism is lst, and AN rs well aud hearty
As ever wssin my IF; would recommend to al
GEO. H. DUNCAN, III Wal Of. N. Y.
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MIsCELLANEOUs.
NEW GooDsi NEW eOoDsR
~ STEVENS

u 3
+ ~ STEVENS
-.s. HAS COME BACK
WITH NEW AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS,
All of vh,oh have been selected with. great care
inresard 70 ma az s.d sIeFsncs Of style viz;
KID GLOVES. EMBROIDEkIES,
ILLUSIONS, from one to three yaros in width.
SILKS. SATINS, VELVETS, Plain and Fancy.
FEATHERS ever e, le and color,
BRIDAL WREATHS, and
ARTIFICIAL FLOW ERS, oil of the finest
French make, >"
DRESS GAYS, snperb style BERTHAS,
EADNETS, FANCY COMBS,
FRtiiT sAskE rs 'G Iu hsfS' EXTRACTS
SOAP Of the best kidd,
White and Black real THREAD LACES, j#
hound, Valencia Trimmed HANDKERCHFS
Hemstltched and clear Lawn HADDKERCH'FS
keal LACE, CAPES and BERTHAS,
And many Other articles, such as are usually found
IN = fnl and complete stock of Fancy Goods
Ladies are most respectfully invited to call and
examine our stocr. Prompt and polite at entiJn
can be depended upon in all cases.
Respectfully.
se HN X. G. STEVENS.
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HKDI0INu.
.R. cOa6swELL'S
MEnlCAI. SALT.

The great remedy for InAammstory Diseases,
such as Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Hesdecne, Elts'
sipelss, Blonohins, Cooshs, Colds, and similar
complaints. By equalixing the circulation u re-
h.ovss the sole eagss OF Inflammation. That lnva-
ads would do vel TO give il trial, may be seen
from the following testimonials 90. -
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EVENING STAR.
.ENroMoLoGY.c

--.n,~crc<,,rNfE ~
"ENTOMOLOGf-' - ,-.-, .
B>iax an 1fyor,a.s ,a,a4y al. Rvvanf's I. D,oth nj
fhx Ffo,csvs - M tar1fsd 10 Mr. H. AZ ca To.;s
nv c.pprcr
81 cAPhCb.
~ I1,on.'l c< ~ 81 ooi"S ... -.
u, ne doest Oh the yeeI-
"nen AZ NE lnssct uIDn Alfise 't
rSRSh III mand1no spnefs, #-f
~ oIusn scLoss our stariIeo eyes
rbs ~ sooo. oul neao; --.. ... ..
And "Scrunch' beneath our tread .- 2
The "hyiug coekroaoheso have fovn
And the enid gets" zone away:
But mosquitoes haunt our dream. by nixht
And "lonx legs" stalk nv dag - be-
rvI.,
rIe 5fo tne gnats-fhe "ounalo snats
~ nat oark and awful brood,
may useu 10 come IN conquerins s"stms,
"A hgnGry slsterhood!
Endnks. greciOus thew are gone 81 !ast
But let lively trace
And the humps that deck our lace.
The ram 10 falling where they lie
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MRDIu1HEs.


compoend Remedy in which We have I.borsd produce
.s ::
Of , greater Alternative power =, aaora an Ell
ear. It's Ss.S.d that such assmsdy i. wanted By thos.
Who suffer from Strumous and that one which Will
large sa:s 81 our a..:s Ha. sonp.
this compound will do has been provsn ~ siPerimest on
%.iy ?: the worst sa'a TO De ''ana o. me
scRoruLA AND scRoFULous COMPLAINTS, ERuP-
BLoTcHEs, TuMoRs, SALT RHEUM, scALD HEAD,
pIn.E hsO NItn.LeM on TIC 6ouIovsru1,
DEBILITr DYsrEPsIA AND RsrIoN, ERysTrELA As,
Of compia'ni. arising from Iair ssITr OF THE BLOOD
q. - be sS Of
fe.ter l. Of year By timely
bud cam 81 the aid Of this rtm.dy spsrs The
the endurance Of foul erupons and uc
tons noi through
the body by altsrauve medicine Cleanse the raed
blood whenever fad is impurities bursting through the
skin IL p@Pe. sLuPt,on: or res. cleanse u when you find
ou, your will tell you when Even where
particular disorder is s psoPs enjoy better health and
and vel; pabuun there
be lasting health Sooner later something
,s ro.s and the great OF e or
sIrsapara has, and deserves mueh the reputation of
these ends But the world has been gousy
deceived by Preparations OF ~ because the drug alone
many pretending TO be
contain but little Of the virtue Of srsaparia thing
During late years the public have been m.ed BY large
@ % Ss aS G bee. r. Se u.
for they Oay eortn hide IL any srsapara but often
Hence bitter and painful
dis appointment has followed the OF the various
which hood the market, until the itself
Justly despsed md has become with imposition
and cheat Su cJu TINS Compound Sars pariIia, and in
tsnd supply such remedy shall rescue the from
the 10 I'd OF oboquy which upon It And bsnk
have ground Tor belle has virtues which irresistible
BY ordinary diseases intended
order their complete cradle from the SYSTEM
e remedy should he udciously taken according TO dec
lions the bottls.
PREPARED Sv
DR.. J. C.. AVER & Coz
LOWELL. MASS,
PRICE, 81 PER BOTTLE; Six BOTrLRs FOR S.
Ersold BY 2. d. GILMAN, washingtoa r. O. 7. CIs
SELL, Georgetown. and BY al Drug gists every whore
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STILL ANOTHER CASE OF KHE UMATISM
CHREn

vas seriously afflicted with Rheunahsm and
confined to my bed. purchased a box Of Dr. Coggs.
wells Medical Salt, and found q radical cure.
would advise others afict d with the same disc sse
to give il a trial. HUGH ATKINSON,
White Bear Hotel, Bucks county, Pa.
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GREAT WONDER OF THE
NINETEENTH CENTURY
PROFESSOR WOODS
A

T. Y
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Says the T.. IOus lMr Democrat: Below, We pubIIsh
which speaks gowngy Of tie superior merits Of hi, Hair
Tonic. sreh evidence must hs,. its effect whsa coming
the Doctor needs no snesmiums useless puff from
press;
BATH, MAINE, Jan. 20, 1885,
PROFESSOR U. J. WOOD Co-Gentlemen: Having INV
eject. yout Hair 10 SS
cation Of upon hair, which had become quit. gray
sr Some three month. since procured bo,iI. Of your
what had ussd about bayp. .n
procured another bottle Of which have used SOM lean
y O on my sad sa snd d m, h.
resumed II. natural COLOR and believe aud glossy
Old; az good wife at the age Of fywo. has
The above deem to you for your vaiuabI. dis
eo'ery am as'ursd dat whoever will nightly use per
~ 10. haT; occasion to eOnradiet
last hitesn know nearly one and
attached at Your service as w. i ssGss with
the beauties of n!ture in others well myself
am, truly, yours, A. C, RAYMOND.
WOODS HAIR REsToRATiVE
lose portion my r from The Effects on bs r.
low fever in New Orleans I65I was induce ed to maj.
thing needed My thck and glossy and mo- word,
:seh my y to hs ,s,.d
TIL. uadersigned Rev X Bragg i. minister IN r.vp,,
Hana'n and pastor Of the Orthodox Church Rrookh.d
os'o'eo. WIN. DYER.
, BRooKFIELD, January IL, 1855.
PROFESSOR WooD-Desr Sir Having made trial Of your
Hair Restorative gives ,ne pleasure say, effect
mas been excellent IN removing ind dandru aud
constant tendency 10 itching with which have
from ehdhOod and has also my hair which WINS
becoming TO t' original color used no otbe,
article with ythipg ike the same pleasure profit
yours, truly, J. K BRAGG.
The Re oratvs Pot up in Bottles Of si-es viz: large.
medium and SMALL the small holds half pin aud Tor
one dollar bor the medium holds least twenty per
cent more In proportion than the small two dol
lars bottle the large holds quar- forty per cent mo,s in
ProportIon, and retais for three dollrs Il bottle.
o. j. WOOD CO. Propristors, 3l2 Broadway New York
an the great N Y Wire Railing EsstlshmentJ and IIt
street 81 Louis Mo-, and sold by all good Drpggi.,s
asio q ahSS uoooA Dealers June L. eo5m
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1N0ryE8 CISE OPRHEUMArIsMC CURED

1 was troubled with Infsmn atom Rheumatism
for q long time, and could ind nothing 70 relieve
me At length was advised by a friend ~ try DIR.
COgsweli's Medical salt, which entirely cured me.
I would ady all who are Al ietsS to awe u Slal.
JACOB HOWSWlTSER,R Reading, Pa.
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n "J q IN H HgiI2s &
LIFE. E00RA LIFE,
BY Miss .MUi.oCH,
"John Halifax, Gent ensD, :" a.oliven"rhs osn
"Agatla's Husband, ""A Hero"
Price 50 Cents.
au % Corner AZ and Pa. avenue.
THE EAGLE STOVE house, have now in
Il store, and shall be receiving every week and
tantly keep on hand, the new improved Freinour
,Ias Consuming ParlUr Heaters. These are guar
anteed to heat the largest size Pariors and Cham
bsrs above Those Heaters had manu- factored to
my order asst summer. and am confident that th sy
will CAV. more heat and much handsomer and
durable than any that can be found in the market.
! have five different patterns Of them. One of
them Il allied the Illuminating 6 as Burner This
Las one great adv antage, 1t viii create most beau
ing the room in the most cheerful manner. Please
the Eagle Stove House, No. ais, Psnnsylvanis av-
enJe, between li'tn and llth streets. Balcony in
ITNITkD STATES CAPITOL EXTENSION,
PROPOSAL. will b. received at tbs os. until
noon of the 9th of Oct be- xt, for Making, Fit
Of is esERs of .Ss four
Proposals should state certain sum for each
cellng complete IN place painted with three good
coa,s of white lead in OIL
The Whole of the iron work of the ceilings, in
cluuIng cast and wrough iron, iron sash frames
AMI all bolts. nuts, and fsstenings necessary for
screwing the oeil ngs 10 the walls and roof anes
to be included IN the price ramed.
Proposals to be sealed and endorsed Propo' ais
foI Iron Ceilings, accOmpa led by a guarantee
sighed 10y one or more respons bic persons, and Il
be addressed t. the undersigned.
Proposals will be opened at noon OF Tuesday, 2Oth
October IN presence of such persons as may choose
Drawings of the ceilings may he seen at this Office
nj. c. NJ EIGS, Corps Of Eng inesrs,
In charge Of Capitoi Extension
Each proposal shou be accompanied by the fol
Form of Guarantee
The undersigned, -, Of. In the State OF
-, and -, in the STATE Of, hereh Y
guaranty that IN case the foregoing bid of -
or--, as above described, be accepted he or
they will, within ten days after the receipt of the
contract at the postoffce named, execute the con
tract for the came, with good and sufficient secur-
ties and In case the saId IS shall fail To enter
into contract as Aforesaid, We guaranty 10 make
good the difference between the offer Of the said
- and that which may be accepted.
Date =, 1889. Signatures of suarantors. A.
Witness, c, d.
hereby certify that the above named --a are
known to me as men Of property, and abe to make
good their guarantee.
Signature. G.. H.
To be signed by the United States District Judge,
United States District Attorney, Collector ar some
person known To the War Department. au ~ dtd
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CURP OF FITS OF SEVERAL YEARS.
STANnINE

II has been some time since wrote you about 10Y
sons h. alth-sffl cted with fits, you remember. Be
assured we have every confidence in you aud ,osI
Medical Salt. We have sufficient evidence tEat the
madeleine Ia doug han great good His b, alth 10
rapidly improving, aud we ENCOURAGED esp0cl-
ally from the fact that he has not had return OF
those dreadful hts SINCE September a. rcarly year
since. wM. p. HARRIS, Groton, Co n.
FEVERS CURED BY THE MEDICAL SALT
My wife was attacked with very high fevers,
which would last nine days At q time. / laduc
Ell Ia try DIR. Coggswell's Medical Salt. After Civ
Ing IL fair trial " entirely broke her fevers.
wnnla cheerfully recommend it 10 otaers smilarly
affected. J. NJ DICK,
S44 N. Eleventh street, Phiadeip hia.
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At PRINCIPAL HOTEL,

rSSAST,ONAL HOTEL.-E Loog, Md; w BloLt
DC; stuart, ' q; Palamcuritain Nc. "a
lor and lady, NJ; Mrs Howard, Ny; = WIIiisns33n
Habeock, McCanley, Md; c VIrzin Miss NJ
o. fIIgln, Alsi Miss Parker, Nh; MoTIs' Nv.
MIS- J9slyE; Mass; NJ Trout, Inn; w Ct a.dier
"a; Merchant, Nd; Y Say brook Mo: Rnotb
"a; MERCER and lady, Miss l. l. DelaTne va.
ia s s9i g, AND ~ SY ZImmsI; Va; Van fa-
Herseho3,9ueky, ny; Nelson and w. Mrs Meri-
Weather, Va; Palmer, u; w II Hutter pa: Z,
MiE1ns Nh; Miss julia DAILY, Ny; ri Thomas
WlLLARDS' HOTEL.-Hon A ScheI NV. :
Mclntlre, do; Blnnt do; G. Johnst IN Mas. "a n,
Biackett, USA; ID Tore, Cal; w Wnlha ~
vs.; Il Benton; U; 6 Foster, Nd; Miss Fost-I
w smith, USA; g Horton, Ala: II r Hill Va:
Mr. and Mrs Whitman, do; Master Iyirtbam. do
MISS, AFTER, d; Mrs Leigh, Ny; Miss I,eixh do
w hitting. Survey Of sonora; Al Wilson Va.
rhornhlii and Iady, La; r III Lake and jaIy Ala.
a1ss PA,ker, d.; Yrs Hill, do; X T Buk ham, Is 4;
tOWN J HOTEL l. Spalding. XIV. M \. p
sPsldins, DO; sucking ham, Va; "A Iay a, AZ
Ais; Kelley, Va, Nea,s, Md; X r Temp eton
NC; Desiring, La; w A Pye and iady. Ga: MIS- !
sharp. do; Miss A Wright do; w Ensign. do: ~
Marcus, Cal; u w JessOp and Iady do: A NecI a I'd
,aS,nG Mr. wallace. do: J Walker do: Ab.li
No, fN Luekett. Tex; = BHlen and Iady -.
~ aeld, Mex; Chapman. Va; w Foster, k,:
>MkKWOOD HOUSE, III Murphy, Ala. .
bIrckinr;dge, Ark; Bunker. Ny; Thorn
Ion, - II ia laher, 40. % Pinney Ala: ~ Ar
Inory IA; II Scherman, vs.; X II Carta1 20. ~
Obryan, nv; hcLead, DC.
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DPOF. MORRIS "ARZUMEA" PREMIUM
i BAKING POWDER.
This exosllent composition does not contain a
particle u saeTatus, alum. any other kind uf de-
leteriOus drug. VI has obtained Two first class di-
plOmas a. the purest and best Baking Posder
known. H. will produce three ounces additional of
bread over yeast Il ON every ono and quarter
pOands of -four; because 10y its use ali the primitive
properties of the wheat are preserved unchanged
and Inlni she'd ard IS highly favorable for per
sons suffering from dyspPp is. It's original in It's
composition, and the result of scientific inves,iga
ton. KING RURCHEI,I,.
se3 cor. 18th ST. and VT. av agtts for its sale.