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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-26

GAS F-XTu9S-! GAS sIXTuAEsl
VI EAENCE.
ENGLISH
We invite the attention OF The public 70 the -ses: nos.
UHasDsLIEEs BRACKETS, &c, &c.
To be found II tee city.
French china English iron ohus Gu. and pressed table
glass, cU.e:y ana
frsen pil.ed
NJ. + uAILsy CO,
6Sl Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-26

chronological Examinations, Pointing OUT
talents defects and pursu may be obtained dsy
at FOWLER WELLS, 3Qs Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-21

Il AaI lt1S plcet ranged 3. Wv AID sHti Il ~Ie "
~ NAY 1857 prices rsn,ea 0sGls .Bd l?s4 Ia J-ae,
ia S. AID lgGl4 running 1ovn IN luly % 50 =
In hsy, 5S prices were 7Gs AID s3Oc II june s-l"'
aud .6ltc ...,..
Yhs price his wear viii 90, ru low Ia lss bu; WHISTLER
e vii hish 10 1885, tine alone WI determine.
The fclowirg rot.s show ho~ ckttls Sc 20 DAY.
Tts tssE u Buocks in uake his week Is IA hesd
purhsrns old by {. kAfuzn which o31Iat hy =
Bartlett Geo. Bsuete, Joliet H. O bis sni Iced
E-u hood Il the stock, believe 10 OF rs
sor,,rg For The ot Ibis market ta- pSic-
chsr6 VII 40 bfsg FoaT s0d issa, Anderson a.
eAeb ~ and three be- 1885, nat ~ whole
s. Which IL pretty ~el for fy~2E old steers
Their tcre Wsisht Is cgt Tne freight IL 80 cars Wa
* atr cnes hrAd ad to home o toe market L. o-s
week. Ess,psn hoe CHI them IL AoA-y e. - esen.
Na,tutirr Martin selling vr-y RE ~ OF 1-l9 e1
cattle prices al che fr; sss1 as-r,z-
of1.r h Of the best Selfls - A.f5 heal KS
drove = hrsS l. from the Cais-rlApso ds-leiy o. D.
Their castle sre well selected c.ny kept and cAre'
tucsd BY experience TIE fesli OF ~la i s'rl u
tbs eleve several otbes ina; We hNV- hhi oc A 70
tpsak yell q before Their Snol- sock Do tll D. ~ -
ID l. Re den Who have puTchss-d his SPu1g soo-i
bse Of titery 80 ~ which sre - - cons E
NnA u l. Bsdsn ale suhUEs iot 90 d'ttLrt : i.' =
boockyls, OutsIi1 County Nsd - average . ~" AID
III and ,oge Of then pIst.v coarse 81 hat -.
jos H. Williams hss g. really re beeVes p,ri o. u 90
bead ed isi. yesT BY L-nae sery o. Pcks~sy ony ol
sue sold q q M Bsstsbi- Th d, sysr1sed - ar part
b1a.n t'Acet sno part good coomOn stook Is; anc T 900
Saahy az VII probably sell II average 81 iI &c 2 d
Aurny Glover have Toe Of Jshn AlsE,aier, Illinois
drove Of 81 heAe. They hiak s port on s.ss sb5g ,5e
rates 81 sss week u Of as tai soa price esssea st s
By -, -.
w1. nclD;yre made Ioas NOV. a, Albany for spsll.
latter which ,ucc-ss1 Ne bought ne
is sslrs Co. ssou, h Ina0is Aai hAf "
g Ns.ssrm strans vho-SAe ic saa
pretty eSaI'e, A. leeiG' p o. the War (Ay as's ga -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-21
THR GREAT CATTLE MARKETS

Oy NIW.VORK. BOTTOM, PHILADELPHIA AND Al
eANY-KsfORrED WkIILI ExPSEssLY yoE rsE HE~
fokK fRiBUsE aud printed u the pNy. Neeky And seat
Estk,y editions Fun paculArs u the Market 10 hev fOrG
gE cred each from careful perSouAl Observation oy
toLON ROBINSON whose long experience excl1avely DE-
votsa 70 rsk SRsVbb, renders these reports ncYas4 m
saioe 70 ia TeSders
srAkpikS INFORMATION CATTLE NAkkkrA
bHEFksfbe market place for Beet Cattle = N Forty
north street. betSesp foufth and fin aveuuch Ire 81
nAket WEDNESDAY though The mAkc op-ua On tres
Gay fse nrWb I'D these ~ M Sas - is hAs
are 1so wade here upon other iA al also a. beIgeu sa n
oeOsn ssest ana SIKH street Pie tta urtnocf soa n
isS ~aa tlS& Bee Oate noss soh oy cattle of1hes
On commission Of 81 70 81 y hssd Toe S1otatons hcr-
~ N pound fo Toe weight Of beef Boston t~ hide I'D
"a AZ ess;ea TIL Sekht here q generally sesa a. ane
eS OF BE- IN he S9Arts quality sortb lc y R.
ne oa Ter So AArsrt cbas- al hUBocks I'D are ISL
etlb - ~ hay I'D 10 chArEcd 81 81 y -
NEsL CAVES Az soc & 4. avs .eleht
hiLeh Soes NeY u por with beef Poor Cows eel
ssN-E~c ior eAS0tTo, medium SNGfA scu1 Ulrs.
$50 % tHts ene o1ea s7Susoa Cows and Caves age
Sod a. al tie markei 9lsoea
sNrEF 4Ap LANES tolt o. The Dee IN Eorty 4a
fee r. sixth street between Scotd anG Tod avenue. as
"a Robinson street re Hcdsln RivoT mostly bv Al
sOk,rs commission q hsad md Ysraaf. .
a-ta Toe Prces a. yaich &$S head ola IL 1875
ssnertly ranged troul - 20 IS
suSt nearly eli sofa b the Polnd i've wesst RAe pree
nj hch tSl 80 sold h lSS ranged generally non a
y There llArkst plNes Tor h14s
ttes treat expense ard Ni,e al possible
ne budton River Yards e. ne tcot o. ToiTty
I'D Anegtons Western NNtt1 - the foot o. Fors ~
e-t Toe mArtrt chsfes or y.d,Rr cents each ga
ms eeat each boxers oOIouisEion for seins eeAL
OosFARArITk fAsLE p 10 vccftpfs a s3sss f. tvs esd
hrsAS, te4ra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-21

~ "a : :
I'll -: Mofss, etoi hult,rs, 49, Oa.'P % -,
10 ocns sac. tdis ~tss ~ tns guest ~ 'tVe9l ptoi
ne buyers. omit ne OF ths purchaser, ~lh vi
,n rat rrports from bs-y r~sca tor olch - H-
are D ascertain tie e1a. aL"lt vsca 4is'v . pf
D certainly Dr. Of 10 A1yAl;,r 10 "estriI lsA
TIE nSns q ihs b.Jst-it - NJ p.ei tnsy Va
Ofths Cattle that 70 East. A n a'urs taxes H. C-f-'
Wales a. ara J0ha Cook io--l f-r bnf1tol.
OF TIE .ae, ter the Brs On malts; Ee no'is- So
d-u CtHie,, - St,ts .;-e",' PrMe IT, "a - p
~ .Nel ~ e. Johl.ytle; tsey sro.s1. - -vai l.
CROSBY. 10 stAis ~ . ,aea s.tns e. - ~ -
Hou'sn, 81 STAT pa nea1 ~eis4' 81 ID L.a.l
- s. - V h-sd joan y9fc- ID sS.,' li, =
a. ~ v mead sserss- -ei.st Lob p. } hi-s-'' .
slss, - ~ neas koeO.1s OrlEa I'D - I-aA-a =
. ~ eslh, OF 81. 4 4, s-iirr1 estimate. ,
Tie sales for N~ ios zsfs - i.io~s C. Nas-f i-n'
: - each 7. s Psrsn s. lowa 81 esal 7'tHA'- a.
81 4 l. Roane, ls s,ae s..en' - o -, :. s'.1
So n YoIs sati q r. Tlr2-i % lhn' q 80 nsAl
~eisLt 80 D. 1lyer. es.raisi J. Cot, &c h--i' A. :
each. ~eisn' 81 y W. 10 Goa y sac - = 60
- = pesc W "a; s1oui SO . 4. OteJ - sat y
= g sca Among LIE ot sss cLs fy-a' ola sAac Ofa.u
~,.f-a 6y M D4gaad a Ott.no COlutI.
ncCogc ktoT Il ono, T-s1'-s go : 90 coaitr ~
e. sac Robins DTsuuOud ~ nois e. 70 -scn, ~rsa.
aba.- - r. N KrouL - a. 90 -lca wriih' - :
Us. T. james T. Ware ,old ~ h--t- cay, ; - e.N-s
1. Krr,losy c Job-,ou II Sta, Il Hiirsts 70 81 aga
q " N. ~ II ono arc , La~:5a % b. -1 ID
Rot rsu ne 6slr,.. h. 4 B-s-s tailed tere AZ siA. A.
Sc = \ or Nc, cwt AG5ls ice oles h. market @
uoue d.a ere tEfs-ss-r he tsl a a4-
ga1 witch be- t- D. - Esre <clthL l. ~ d. A. y . - =
I'd fy.ry ne uaae Dllasll4 which ~-rt f-1 -
Gee. sAst. e J5leG, S ColEty L. ihsy az s'A.-a -
ssgip-Tls b,5l h.s fIsa o.. CT The Sheep ,ri- Tee
prces have AT EoilIs s1afy a. a. or7f
me Fa..sa bower tsEs. le.- 90 -. o. l5 as-u1 -
A. - haCtrs h-Gr Viz 9' - 'uy-l 1i1nsfs here
Nil "a. money s1o-ga ~ ta- At ui5Iil Ne .-r4
a,t l-,e asserI asys rusx-a csst K'-le seGa" -
.srffr-r tr-l1 O. .--I
Hoss-Vsry iss ossr.rl aas tlL ~. qlgts Fa' !
" Is. Pr... ., .s iasy sy-ragtc = = -s-h
To owiBs abs 'ao.' ias 's's - Via - N'| IS es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-21
.Ibaa, Live stock n~r1sl

EEPoRrID Ios THE n. Y rEinCAE-Bi GLoEst kvPs.
WLSI AABAsE, APrl 10, 80.
CsTrLEThe market bi. ia favor = ~ sci -
III. f,c-ufs are 90 head -Es -h 49, shi TIE 4uay
much inferior st pnce. h.ys asya-cra ~ g. 2 p i've
st Suye belle a. large LuU5ersi and ia
~ ~ r.l-fv VII rhtrg- hand, - r-4 last -
s be fr-s1ed l-O for Ner-forf Ilef, 10
net .B.e drove 10 Chased - sIr. We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-21
beevst T0tA
o. "a. runber
REPORT

fos Isf WhHE ESpnG WKDxrsoGY APRfL -. 1ssa
- AZ RECEIPTS KINDA Fok Tsx ~EFK.
70 tss FROM several p.oes N The
~ oAsfs havs seea received thia resk:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-21

FKEfcsrs srr unrualy Al E-s. sd a. ios p.ic-s
~. haired C4e cone Ccago - ceS-fork - ION
81 % e. q n.a1 Fr1ai bCtso. tasy az Sasrg-a 80
90 A. and / - = ceAl y " . 'iA
Fruu this 49, - ns--Yorr hlassn kye' hA-r'si
charrss p car sSsg. p. . "a, he 5Pv-s' -
heas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-21


re uost o the sEl.s e ltt 20 lkc.
frces sad y ~ = different vii be folce IN
AccouD's q ssl.s d suucry Droyes
psmber Of Beevss received tas city tbs week BOY
Shs f14 bead less bsu las. AID 675 beSo i-
the average year The sysrsgs number A. Wsones
day market rear sss ri mead while to,y
ssrI ~ 500 head le naa toe average Saa ST hss
less than 1is Day week
a. .cvirq druv esarri IN ma frt yvs-E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-01
BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

1876 BOOTS AND SHOES. Toe
A. III. NARROW would inform his ousto, YRS
and the PUBLIC in general that he has Just A-
received a splendid lot of Ladies' Heeled 80
CATERS, which he viii sell at = IS; Gents Calf
Congress BOOTS $50; also, large lot of Misses
and Chlldrens SHOES, cneap in proportion
III Don't forget the number-456 Penn avenue
between 81 and "a sts. fe lew
r. NOTICE.
A. = OK The BALIS.II have inst received splen-
dio assortment of Gentlemen's French im--sRr
ported Patent Leather and Calf Pump sole III
Boots, Molrore and Villa Patent Gather
Shoes. For iadies-Whits Satin and Kid -
Congress and Lace Caters aud Slippers; also
Fancy Glcerous Slips. Call and examine nav stock
fell Iron Hall, Pa. sv., bet. 9Th and 10Th sts.
oto BGttceeR 3th and 9Th streets. 90
SELLING OFF! SELLING OFFu
LADIES, Misses, and Children's BOOTS and
SHOES, az reduced prices, of our own make
Black and w hite Satin Slippers Sl25
Llg aud Brown Ladies Cater Boots 81 1891
to Sl-5l, ...--.....--
Misses and Children's Morocco and INV
dress Morocco, 50 TO 81.
have In store, and will make 10 order LADIES'
Kid, Button Cloth, English Lasting, French Fran
cais, Morocco, and Cndress Morocco BOOTS,
l;adics' best MOROCCO SLIPPERS made to
order, 81 oRiy.
10 l5-lm THOS. CREASER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-01

DECIDEDLY YPEEsoNAL.-Presiden Buchanan
uses no tobacco. General Cas- drinks no :. BOur-
hon, Senator Douglas uses no pepper. and the
Postmaster General eats but two meals day.
y. L. Willis cuts his own hair. Caleb Cushing
-haVes himself and 10 beard. Rufus
CLoate and Henry Ward Beeeher are dear
lover. OF coffee. +. p. Whipple rarely break
fa-ts before ten. though he begins business at
eight; Edward Everett writes his SrfeBIyora-
,,sops addresses; Ralph Waldo Emerson often
dimes at PaTkers. but rarely takes wine; Will
liam Cullen Bryant finds inspiration in two or
three cups Of green tea. and LOngfellow smokes
n meerchaum. The smallcst-sized pet in
Americs il Holmes, the best looking one Fields
,znd he IL M gVod n ne lOoks), and the biggest
one Pike Of Arkansas -GLeGSOH'S $ Lane Of Bat
ffs SiEp E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-01

THOMAS De QUsCET, report says, has offered
his body, after his death, to the surgeons for ex
animation as Il contribution 10 physiological
science. Post mortem exsm minations often throw
light upon mysterious diseases, and should never
be objected To by friends of the deceased. but
they on their part, have a right To be inf ed
of the exact nature and extent Of the die use
Any Withholding Of this naturally desired
knowledge leads unayoidably to the inference
that there been mistakes and maltreatment
We know an instance Of this want Of courtesy
on the part Of member Of Medical College
that has ocessioned n deal Of hard feeling, a, d
isikey to lead 70 its prOlongsIion On both sides.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-01

Az AGED PAIR or FREE-LOyERs.-YeSter
day Deputy Marshal I4awless arrested Bernafd
Meyer. IS Abigail-street for committing an as
sanlt on hi mistress, fredsrika. Both persons
are in the vicinity ofseYenty years old, and al e
perfectly willing TO cOnfcSs the nature Of their
intimacy They lived in Germany nine years,
and could not marry because she had husband
then Bernard departed for America, saying if
she would come here he would make her his wife
a promise which he probably forgot, ~ they ha, e
been sojoGrning together sfter the old fashion
fur tbe last twelve months. She says her lover
wishes by sbuse to compel her to leave him,
shat he msy obtain new and younger mistress.
sine would suppose that, at their time Of life,
they could well afford TO abandon their free
IOye themes and tendencies Enquire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-01

factory Snspins ne NM nslhs s Saae sddit 70 MA
,a the ,ns,,n1t % uow one 81 the K5Rz-
mR~ann9Eiset9Iing R~ nE CARR AGE q .,fGHT TN&
ss, MA1ONS OF All kinds csnr.,t be sur passed, ana
10 give general satlstac .loa. - " r-
~ A kinds OF CarrlsSes and Light Wagons kept aa
A. REPAIRS neatly done, and oil orders prompt
cAes. ANDREW J. JOfCE.
l0-u corner of i4th and L. sf6-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-03-26
g ar1ttg

Gun SHoEs-It has teen aScertained that the
quantity required for the consumption of the Uni
I'D States il not far from rs 900 pairs per annum
Ofthsse IL GOO 900 pairs made in Massachusetts,
which may be called the principal shoe chop Of the
Union and onehalf of that shop is the little town
oFLynn, if to judge nom the proportion Of
work it turns out. Massachusetts, values her work,
says the Economist, at 100000. aud employs
$4,000 men and $4,000 women. Boston is the
grratest shoe market in the Union and is the medi
um through which the manufactures of the State
dispose of their productions. Some streets in that
city Gas Pearl street for instance) devoted ais
most exclusively to this branch of business.
Philadelphia is a very respectable branch estab-
lishment, turning out. $4,000 ,OOOsworth of work
yearly. The annual value of the boot aud shoe
making of the Union, is put down at not less than
10000.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-03-26

course, by self -nbuse, by sexuhlcxcsss with adj
viCel"r tsi prevention, written IN familiar vie
avoiding all medical teChnicHlitiee and everything
thus would offend the ear of tiecCnCF.
Testimony OF the Professor Of Obstetrics n Penn.
College, Phi!a - DE-. HUNTERS MEDICAL
MASUEL.'-The author of this work. unlike the
majority Ofthose who advertise to the dsea ses
of which il treats is 81 aduste of one of the beat
Colleges IN the United States. II affords pleas
ure to recommend him to the unfortunate, or 20
rience practitioner, whose honor md integrity
they may place the greatest confidence.
JosEPH LoNSHoRTE, M. D.
From A. Woodward, NJ. D., of Penn. Dniyeraity.
4 1t gives me pleasure to add my testimony to tie
professional ability OF the Author of the Medical
hanual-'' Numerous cases Of DscasEs of the Cen
itai Organs, some of them CfiOng standing, have
come under mysnotice, in which his skill has been
manifest in restoring to perfect health, in in
stancea where the patient has been considered be-
ynnd medical aid In the treatment of seminal
wea kness. or dissrran%cmsnt OF thsfunctions pro-
duCed by SrlI-abuse ENcess of venerY, I do not
know his superior in the profession have been
acquainted with the Author some thirty years and
deem 1t more than Justice to him well kind
ncss to the unfortunate victim of IHdi4c
to recommend him one, in whose prnGe.siona /
Ekill and integrity they sHfeiy COnfida them
selves. ALFREr WoOnwApD NJ u
On" copy, securely cnvenped, will be for,va r,ied
free of postage 20 any part OF the United States for
25 ccnts, or ak cODics for z 90. FrB- Address
COSDEN Il CO.. Publishers Box I3T, PhiadeluEia
~. B0Oksriicrs, Canvasse r and BOX Aecntl4uD-
Piled on the most liberia terms. dee l. 1857
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-03-26

80. A Cincinnati correspondent writes !:
t'The following specimen of negro wit is too
good 70 be lost. Twas sometime ago in
BARRIERS shop, enjoying the delightful titiIa>
items of sbamPoon, when Bill, our barber,
a very otsertan:, laxative fellow, and as
black as the ace Of spades, said to me- with
his strongest darkey twang:
'Massa c., do you know Lawyer -, in
&c same building where your Office is
oh yes replied, 'sery WE'LL
Gosh said Bill, hes got de Titles! head
Of any man l ever seed y
At this remark big fat chafFy negro,
1ouuRiog on settse spoke up: 'What use a
man got wild big trunk, when he haint got
many clothes
thought it fitted the head exactly
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-03-26
a RARE CHANCE
TO make MONEY

THE undersigned has, at a great deal OF expense.
4 collected together the following valuable Re-
each and he has doubt any one can possibly fail
to make in ehort time, an independent living by
selling tne h"s;ns - mem and the aetsd 70.
that amount. All who wish to procure them can
receive the entire lot enumerated below, by return
mail postpaid, by sending the Undersigned only
a recipe for making the celebrated Gold and Sill
yer Counterfeit Dstector; recipe for making the
best Black, Blue AID Red Inks, and Indellible Inks
of all cOloss; a recipe for making the celebrated
OilPaste Backing; a recipe for making the
CELEBRATED WASHING FLUID.
which will 6nable one to wash more clothes in one
hour than in twelve the ordinary way, and with
scarcely any labor; 1t Ia adapted to wash all kinds
of Eabrics-silks and wGollens az well as linens 1t
u = -. ~, = 49, 49,, -. - -aa
Tor making the best Matches; recipe for making
the best COLOGNE, and the celebrated
HAIR INYIG0RATOR,
which is the bast thing for the hair discovered
and cover the head Of the ha II vita a luxnriant
growth; recipe for mo king the hair curl most
beautifully, and Bso to change hair from light OF
sandy color, to black; :ipe for making the very
beat quality of Shaving Soap; recipe for remoYin
FRECKLEs TAN AND sun BURN
rom the face and hands; Recipe for keeping But.
ter from RANGING for four or five years; q Recio
for the certain cure of
FLUX AND DIARRHGA
a recipe for the certain cure of!CANCER,-a sur.
remedy recipe that instantly cures the mort SC
Consumption, Bronchitis, CSugha, Colds and gen
eral debility; THE receipt alone IS worth $50; re-
. cipe for the certain cure of Aguc and Fever a.d
Fits of oil sorts this recipe may be considered Of
certain efficacy as it has mover been known to fail
recipe for TomPering and polishing Edged Tools,
which has been sold in this nsigh6orhoOd for $40 :
We will also give DR.. Reese's Discovery, by the
sale of which nc adyertises can ms ks S co per
month; also Prof. Tillanlson's two ways of making
from 81 to S Il per day; acd Dir. Cooks way o
making from 500 to 2ODJ per cent. advertised by
him in different newspapers. We viii also St nd a
oil blES tod,
ton, which we have printed the entire lot crnbra-
cling all the valuable Recipes, and ways TO make
money, ever advertised in ths United States
We are we'll assured that one will ever regret
sending dollar to procure all the above mai med
valuable information, tor if some should not fesl
disposed to sell to others, they would still save eve
ry year many timcs ihe cost by being able to make
these articles, instead of having them to 10y; and
the ingFed ents used in forming IheIR cost compnr-
atively nothing, little in fact that any one tho
mnnufactu TO sell can, il many cases, make from
100 TO 500 psr cent. prohE.
Address all orders to
D. F. BLACKBURN, M D.
Hampshire, Maury county, Tennessee.
January ], IS59-iy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-03-26
TO TIE PEOPLE OF JEFFERSON co
AND TIE PURLIC GENERALLY

MY stocE of cloths. CassimcrCs and vestines ia
w now full and complete, will sell them at fair
and reasonable prices TO suit the tnes. am pre-
pared t" MAKE up ghrnsnts at the shortest notice.
usual terms, will trade for well endorsed paper
affair prices, purchasers are invited to call.
FINE AND MEDIUM READY IADECLOTHING
my OcE of Ready-made clothing for Men and
Boy is full and complete, to cash purchasers will
sell prices to defy competition, punctual custom
era be supplied upon usual terms, public in
vite. call and examine, price and bIv.
Oct. 20, '5s. WIN. J. STEPHENS
Free Press COPY st.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-03-26

The bill sholishing slavery in the Torrito-
~ of Kansas, was 'POcksted' by Gov. Medary. and
he thus avoided the alternative Of signing Veto
ing it The members of the Free State Legislature
bad 30 many private axes to grind, that they put
OF to the last day Of the session. the antislnIery
bill, and thus intsntionaIIy gave the governor
chance to pocket it. 1t is said there was under
standing between them and the Governor, that if
they would do this, he would sign all their other
bills. And they held to their agreement This
shows the hypocrisy Of the Kansas freedom Shrek
arsJ'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-03-26
TO THE PUBLIC. :

TYNTTE underlined would respectfully anrounc
! to the citizens of this and the adjoining cuun-
ties. that hc L. making and has hand at this time
the COUG = SYRUP, which has been much
sought after during the last few months; this
syrup is intended i9r Coughs of long stnn,iins,
and also Tor recent Colds, !Thonping Cough, and
Crop. The Certificates which a. ANNEX, ii below ,
will show cohc!usivcIy ihMt this Syrup ID 10 hum
UE, and that ii has prrn used with the fines. re-
quits, in cascs Of Cfnup, Wh0"pinS Cough and
Colds OF luas standing. I would also respectfully
refer the public to Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEPH CR.~E,
who have heen using the Syrup IN their family for
Cough, aud vino state the fine effects OF it, and
vino are using it ut this time for " hooping cough
1t is put up IL bottles OF sizes and az va
riOus prices. JNO. p. GORMAE,
CEariestOwR,
Aug. 10, 1883. Jeferaon Co., Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-03-26
TO EVERY FEM.ALE IN TIE UNITED
STATES.
MRS kOT6DUSS FEHALH C0EDTSI


TOR THE CCRF Or ALL THOSE PAINFUL
4 DISEASES PECULIAR TO WOMAN.
Mrs Montague, for many years afflicted with
most diseases that are common TO females, spending
means OF treatment for relief, vail, was
prevailed upon by her friends 10 visit Cuba De-
cember - for TIE purpose OF regaining her former
health. while there, she obtained prescription
from Spanish Physician
CIV 'osc silver locks
Were ending to the grave"
With which. throu n the mercy of God, abe WAS r
stored to her y0uthiul health.
After her return she made known to hundreds o
her female sufferers the effects of tbs remedy with
equally as great success.
luis extraordinary medicine ia offered TO the pub
lie for the reie and of all the painful and daR
ReTouS dIseassS peculiar to woman and that the Ee-
male constitution ia subject to.
To thoss suffering from 'ProiaPsus Utcri,'' Lu-
corrEOeA. AmmorrhOea MenorrhsRiA, Dysnenor-
rh0ea- ChlorOsis, speedy cure can be Obtained.
TO those suffering from Falling OF the Womb, or
Uterine Necklaces ofaay kind, the Female Cordial
Is especially recommended. ItiawArrAnted cure
this painful disease if perBeVersd in.
In all spinal affections pain in the region of the
PelVis. LOwness OF Spirits Hysterih Sick headache,
NATION "f women, the Cor, iHl will be found OF
immense value.
This medicine noderates all excess, nd removes
all obstruction it invigOrntes the debiItated con-
stitution for the duties of life, and when taken in
middle age proves a blessing.
Aiodesty f"rbids us in public advertisement, to
make fun the details hn the wrapper around each
letter will fully explain every
Merchants, fenalss others, Dy sending a three
cent stainp, can have any information respecting
the operations of the medicine.
Stsen. Put uD in half pint bottles; So on per bot
ties 80 per cent oil to tins trade. All orders must
be addressed 10
DR.. J. D. STONEROAp,
(Suis ProDristor,)
July 81, 1s5s.-1y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-03-26

600. good story is told of country gentle
man, who, for the first time heard Episcopal
clergyman preach. He had read much of the aris-
toeracy of the church, and when he returned home
he asked if the people were stuck up 'Pshaw
no he replied why The minister actually preached
IL his shirt sleeves.'