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JUST TO HAND. per steamer Roanoke, the
d following:
Hennessy's Pale and Dark BRANDY, in wood
and glass;
Bourbon WHISKEY, very old and fine;
Old Sherry WINE. Romano and Anontillado;
Onlong and Iiunpowder TEA. very superior;
Alisop's india lie. pint bottles;
Worcestershire SAUCE, plnts and half pints;
English CHEESE. Chedder:
Extra large BEEF-TONGUES;
SAUCES, assorted.
Also, in store
Champagne WINE, Very Associate:
South-Side MADEIRA;
REGINA PORT;
COOKING WINE, very light colored:
FAMILY BACON, of the following: Todd's,
Palmetto, Shay' and other brands
SUGARS-Loaf GRADUATED, Powdered. Cut
Extra C, and Brown:
COFF EE-Mocha, Java, Lagnayra and Rio;
and nearly every article Kept IN Family Grocery,
for sale by ED. w. TOMPkINS
J-6t Broad stree.
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ByI. & G. b. DavrMport, Ancts.
nnn GASES R0n.rN SHnES ANNA re

ByI. & G. y. Davenport, Aucts.
Q0n CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.
oOO AT AUcTi0N.-On WEDNESDAY, 9Th
October, We viii SELL at 10 O'clock at our auction
500 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.
TERas.-Under 100. cash; s 100 and over, ninety
days credit, for approved paper.
seq /. & g. b. DAVENPORT. Aucts.
A,A SHOGIO SPRINGS FOR SALE
le.H2 next. shall offer for sale. at public aac-
ton, on the premises &c not disposed Of before.
SPRINGS il situated in Warren county, NJ c.,
twelve miles south from the Warrentom depot,
tire establishment is in tho most thorough repair.
and capable of entertaining between six and seven
hundred persons The tract Of Laad contains a5n
acres, more or less. The original quality ni ii IL
ysry supefor, quite esuai TO any Land 10 this or
the adjacent counties.
- U-dM 60, nxnaUNns
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pURLlC SALE OF ONE THOUsAyn
~ 1 Ayes XXI, OF VALUABLE LAND IN CHAS.
xiiI1 COUNTY, ON The LyNYARfitg RtiAR,
WITHIN THREE MILES or WiLLccox''ssI Al y !
L.,mrNIARp.s LANbfNG, ON JAMES HIVEs,fRp'
AZ, AnCTIoN.-At the request &C the owners.
W WI sell at public auction, on TU EsDAY, the 18th
q uctober, at - o'clock. upon the premises III
tar Il mt, the NEXT fair day thereafter that
valuable TRACT OF LAND. situated A. deser,fed
ABOVE, containing one Thousand scres, adjoin.ns
Hubbard and others. '"s'
The greater portion of IL 10 in woods. And II,
proximity to the public landings on James rive,
renders this land very valuable wood can be de-
very remunerative prices. 1t is believed that ths
Wnnu on the land when delivered, win pay for ii
There Is sutficiency of cleared land for a ner
son BEGINNING e. farm, which produces we'll of the
usuai crops. The improvements consist Of a
Frames Dwelling, with the usual Out Buildings.
all built within few years. The location Is heathv
and society good, and very convenient To chm rrhes
and mills. Any farther information can he had
upon application to tho subscriber, and the Land
shown to any person wishing to purchase by either
OF the gentlemen whom IL adlons. The land will
be divided to suit purchasers.
TERMS liberal, and made known on day of sale
RO. b. LYME. Auct
Office in basement metropolitan Hall.
~ T. tt NJ H.
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VhLCASHLnE iSoir, ~ ~ MIR AcHE

' IN HANOVER COUNTY, on THE MAIN
ROAD LEADING TO OLD CHURCH, NINE
NILES FROM RICHMOND, For SALE AT
Der 10Th. 1852 at IL o'ceck, NJ, the valuable farm
located ms above, now owned and occupied BY Mr.
Henry n. Turner, II adioIns the lands Of Messrs.
tract contains 22la acres, OF which about 100
are open land, including IL acres fine meadow the
balance is well set fine timber, The buildings on
the place are comfortable, and sufficient for the
of the place. They are all in good repair. The
neighborhood is good, and the place remarkably
healthy.
Possession given FIRST day of January next, but
in the meantime such partial possession as to ena-
bic the purchaser To seed "a crop of wheat. The
place will be shown to any disposed to pur-
chase. by Mr.. Turner who resides ON tine place.
Terms accommodating and made known on the
day of sale. 6ODDIN s. APPERS0N.
Auctioneers.
P0STP0NEMENT-Th above sale is post
poned to FRIDAY, Oct. 18th. 1859. at O'Clock p.
NJ. G0DUlN & APPERS0N,
sc 20 Aucts.
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"a HANDSOME BIILD!AG LOTS IN

. HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS IN
- MANCHESTER. FRONTING ON HULL,
SoMERS And WApsWoRTB STREETS, FOR
the premises. on SATURDAY. The 18th October,
1859, commencing at O'Clock, p. NJ, the follow
ing beautiful building Lots. located above, viz:
lst Lots each fronting % feet the south side of
Hull street, running back Es0 feet to alley; 3D.
Lots in rear of the above. each fronting Is feet
the east line oil Spmers street. running sack ia
feet to an alley; 3D. ID Lots each fronting 25 feet
the west line of Wadsworth street, Tunnins back
ia feet to an alley. The most of the above Lots
remarkably well located, and are admirably adapt
cd . stores dwellings, being in desirable part
of the town.
TERMs.-One- third cash; balance at and II
months, for negotiable notes. interest added, and
title retained till last note is paid.
Sc 81 6ODDIN 4 APPERS0N, Aucts.
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And FOR SALE IN HANOVER.
- NEAR ASHLAND.-The undersigned. viii
sell on the premises, on the ed day of October
next, Il fair; il not, the next fair day. the
Hooper resided at the time Of his DEATH Ii con
t ni 10 AIRES more or less, with suitable
BRICK DWELLING with six rooms: is within
one and a. half miles OF the VILLAGE of Ashjann
and adjolns the lands of DIR. Jas NJ Sheppard
Temple Elicit, and others. and immediately on the
RICHMOND, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rairoaa
IEKMs-Made known on the day of sale
WIN. O. WINSTON
&C did Agent for the I,eyatees
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- - II q

SCHOOL. BOOKS, SCHOOL STATIONERY.
PIANO FOhTES, GUITARS AND MUSIC.
JAMES NOoDHoUSE DC CO.
Respectfully invite the attention of parents
teachers, and ali others interested, to the extensive
stock OF
SCHOOL ROCKS
with which they are supplied AZ the present sea-
son, embracing all the Primary, Elementary. and
advanced text BOOKS. used in the Schools and
proved editions. Their stock of
SCHOOL STATIONERY
is large and complete, consisting OF every article
necessary for educational purposes. In the de-
partment OF
PIANO FORTES,
there is nothing lacking. 4 visit to their we'll sup
Piled wareroolns, VIII satisfy any one that more
complete stock of FOOD Instruments could scarcely
be collected together. They have various grades
for sale. Those OF eles ant and rich design adapted
TO persons who have means TO crafty their taste;
others suited to persons of more moderate desires
while the humber NAV obtain an instrument as
durable and sweettoned in palmer and less cost
ly They have for sale the sweetest-toned
GUITARS
made IN the world. They are, besides, very du-
Table, and Ear superior to those of foreign make.
brought to this country. These Instruments are
made by "MAR'FIN,'' and persons should remem-
her this name, when they want good GUITAR
An immense stock of NJ ISL c for the Piano Forte
and Guitar: INSTRUCTION BOOKS. for these
Instruments; SINGING BOOKS: GUITAR AND
HARP STRINGS; TUNING FORKS; TUNING
II A NJ NJ + RS; HOUR AND HALF HOUR
GLASSES; MUSIC FOLIOS; PIANO STOOLS;
MELODEUNS, &c, &c.; all OF which will be
furnished at very moderate prices
A liberal discount made to teachers.
Orders promptly and faithfully attended to.
PIANO FORTES tuned and repaired. SO 27-St
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a GENEROUS DoNATIoN.-On the occasion
OF the retiring of Father Bapst from the
charge OF the Catholic Society, in Bangor
Me, he having been stationed in Worces ter in
connection with the Catholic College of the
Holy Cross, the members of his society, on
Monday evening. presented him with q purse
containing upwards of one thousand dollars
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BY Goddin & Apperson, Auct's.

BY Goddin \ Apperson, Aucts.
ExECUT0R,S SALE. or STATE STOCK,
Executor, We shall sell at auction, at our office
qoTper Of Bank and nth streets; on WEpNEs-
lollowing valuable STOCKS, viz:
$500 Va State Stock,
% shares Farmers Bank Stock.
81 do. Bank of virginia Stock,
do. Exchanee Bank Stock,
do. Bank of Commonwealth Stock,
100 acre Land Warrant.
GoDDlN & APPERsoN, Aucts.
p. S.-Will be added to the above
s do. York River Railroad stock,
10 do. Richmond and charlottesville
seq PIank-Road Stock. G. & A, Aucts.
BUILDING LOTS ON CANALAN FOU-
~ SHEE STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
VIII be sold az auction on the premises, on FRI.
s clock, P. NJ, S91s feet OF GROUND on the
North line Of Canal street, runnlns back l55 lo-I2
the East line of Foqshee street. running back IL
feet and in rear the propeTt. owned by the heirs
of the late Jas Nesbitt, deceased. This land viii
be sub divided to SUIT purchasers.
TERMs-one- third cash; balance at 800 and Is :
Sc 80 4''' GoDDiN APPERsoN, Auct's.
VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-
Y DENCE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF CLAY
the promises. on T TUESDAY, the 4th October, 1889
at clock, P. ~, the property located as above,
now by MI John TYLER The LoT has a. front Of
672s feet, and a.depth of $50 feet. The improve
ments consist of a large and well arranged BRICK
DIV ELLING. in good repair, with gas, water,
bathing apparatus &c; a brick Kiehen and laun
dry with ample accommodation for servants, and a
TERms.-0ne fifth cash balance at 4, s, IL and l6
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured By a trust deed, or title retained.
Sc Is G0DDIN x APPERSON. Aacts.
TWO NEW FRAMED TENEMENTS ON
L THE EAST LINE OF 3p, BETWE ZEN CLAY
AND LEIGH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG
TI0N.-Wil be sold on TU sSDAY. the 4th day of
October 1889, on the premises. commencing at 5
O'Clock p NJ, those two newiy-erected Framed
DWELLINGS, located rs above, occupied respective
ly by Messrs. A. w. Lambert and A. T. Williams,
each at an annual rent of S225
TERMs.-0ne- fourth cash; balance at 4. s and IL
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained till last note be paid.
20 GODDfN 4 APPERSON. Auets
NOTICE.-By virture of deed Of trust exc
~ cuted to me, the LIST day of September. 1855,
by Reuben 4. Hnndiey, which was duly recorded in
the Clerks Office Of the County of Hanover,
SHALL at the request ofthe beneficiary in said deed,
proceed to sell, at Hanover Court House, on FRI
DAY, the 2lst day of October 1889, at liz o'clock
A. NJ, all the rieht, title and undivided interest of
the said II. +. HundleY, in four tracts Of LAND
lying in said county rs de,scrlhed in said deed
seH-dt2lO Trustee.
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DIsSOLUTION.--Th firm of WARING &
II PEARCE. Druggists, is this day dissolved by
the withdrawal of JAMES Ii. PEARCE. Mr..
WAGNER l.. WARING will still continue the
business at the old stand, he having assumed the
RESPONSE biiitles of the concern, and to whom all
outstanding debts must be paid. All persons in.
debted to the concern are requested to make imme-
date payment to w. l.. WARING.
w, l.; WARING,,
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y}|* =. WATL ST Ms II p
S1EIH YORKTOWN. FOR NEW YORK.
e--@sss~5*' The YORKTOWN, Captain PARRisu
will leave here at o'clock p. NJ, MONDAY, the
Sd inst.
Passengers are requested to be on board in good
time.
Tickets and Berths occurred at our office. opposite
steamers wharvcs. Passage to New York, state
room included, SIS. Meals extra. Steerage pass
age SIS. Passage to Norfolk same as by the river
boats, Excursion Tickets, for the round trip. s u.s.
including Meals. and good by any of the steamers
until LIST November.
Freight received all day to-day, SATURDAY,
and up to the hour OF 10 O'clock A. NJ. MONDAY,
unless Sutilciency be received prior to that hour
Conslgnees are requested to send for their goods
to-day
Freight for Boston Will he forwarded directly on
at moderate rates of freight and with the greatest
disnatch. nc l-2rl INDIAN N WATSON
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TIU tUAt TT VA EKN.
We are now in receipt of our Fall Stock of
GOA c nj TER AIS, such as Tomlinson' S
French Head SPRINGS; common, half pat. and
improved Taper AXLES: Jersey Hickory and Oak
SPOkES: SHAFTS, FELL0ES, HUBS. &c. nc;
Enameled Leather, EnamelIed Cloths, 1aces,
Frnses. Bands; Ph ladephIa Bolts, Mi!ler's Moss,
and COACH and WAGON MATERIALS of every
description, which we will sell to cash buyers or
prompt customers as low as they can be purchased
in the Northern cities.
WILLIAMS & ELLIOTT, 81 Main St.
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nj FOR BOST0N--FTRST VESSEL, =
81. t Ift sppesIor tast sailing. schooner,
lng the greater portion of her cargo enraged and
1oing ON board, will have all possible Dispatch
For remainder, or passage. having superior fur
nished accommodations, apply to so
4-~lw w. D. COLO ITy'TT %
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~EFH FOR PHILADELPUTA.E EVERY
kkkEfAs ! UEspAY AND sATURbAY-The
- no. Steamship VIRGINIA. Cat
>, a., H. ,kLLsy is now ready to receive freiabbt
O'Clock A. NJ. OCT. ath, at 10
for freight or passage, having superior accom.
hoda'ions. apply to II. E. FUTILE, Ar't.
Fra;eht ,brou1 Rockets
stest9' a. very reduced prices and with ispatcb
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L LOTS. ON lsr, BETWEEN MARSHALL
AND BROAD STREETS, aTAUCTION:-We will
SELL upon the premises. on TUESDAY, the 4th
day OF Octoner, commencing at Az o clock 7. M,
two framed Tenements, on the east side Of lst be-
tween Marshall and Broad streets, suitable for
small sized families. They have been very recent
ly painted and papered, and are renting to
punct9al tenants at $40 per arnum each; with
well OF excellent water upon the premises.
The Lots front 251s feet each, and run back 46
feet.
TERMs.-One- third cash. balance at four and
elgh. months, for ne Iotiabe notes, with interest
added. and secured by a trust deed.
se4 JAS. NJ. TAYLOR Sc SON, Aucts.
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81 SSTARTING TO PORTSMOUTH
<sr-sTrs-ss@I AND NORFOLK. AND RFDUC-
TON OFFARE.-The GLEN COVE and CURTIS
PECK will. on and after Nj SnAy next, Sd Oct,
leave the Wharf at Rockets EVERY MORNING
tSundays excepted at 81 o'clock. precisely the
6lenCove leaving every MoNDAY, WEDNESDAY
and Err DAY mornings, and the Curtis Peck ev
mornings. and both boats return each alternate
days. touching at all the regular landings going and
returning.
Passage for the round trim, to and from Ports
mouth or Norfolk, SIS. To City Point 81.
r. o HASkINS
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|S59 FALL AND WINTER. 1S5Q
n. sIRICH.

NOTICE TO BUILDEKS.-PROPOS AIS--
~ Sealed. endorsed Proposals" will be received
at this office until IL, NJ, of the Sd October next,
Tor the construction of Depot Buildings, in Rich
mnnd. at the White House, at West Point, and for
such OF the country Depots Sheds as may be
necessary on the line of this road.
~For tire Depots at West Point and Richmond,
Proposals for Entire Iron BUILDINGS. for Brick
Building with Iron Root, and for Wooden Build
ing, each, are invited but for the iron Building,
or Brick Building with Iron Roof, any bidder may
furnish his own plan: The country, Depots will be
Framed Wooden Cottages and Sheds.
For the plans, and all necessary information in
regard to the above buildings enquire at this Office.
tCopy.1 ID. 5. WALTON, Ch'f Eng'I.
Sc 2S-tOc3
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IL Horse shoes are now made by machinery ut
Troy, Ny.
IL The Erie canal will be opened on the 18th
Inst, two weeks earlier than last year
II There are one hundred and fifty
Young Mems Christian Associations in the cOun-
try.
rMr Collins. the Irish comedian, has had a
complimentary benefit AT Sacramento, Cal, ten
dered by the members of the Legislature"
HINT. ''Jenny Lind'' Goldsmith has been
giving what he styles classical instrumental music
In London.
II The Lawrence Herald OF Freedom states
that the prospects for the establishing Of Univer-
sity In Kansas are very flattering.
ID On Friday last $50, 600 worth of wool was
sold at auction in Boston. The prices generally
were high.
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MEDICINES.
HELMBOLDS

IIELMBOLDS -
GENUINE PREPARATION,
HEINBOLD'S BUCHU for the Bladder.
HELMBOLDS BUCHU for the Kidneys.
Helm BOLD'S BUCHU Tor Dropsy
HELM BOLD'S BUCHU for Nervousness
MBOLD'S BUCHU for Loss of Memory.
HEIMBOLD'S BUCHU for Dimness Of Vision.
HELMBOLp'S BUCHU for Difficult Breathing.
HELMB0Lb,S RuCHU for Weak Nerves;
HELM BOLD'S BUCHU for Universal I.assitude.
HELNBOLD'S BUCHU for Horror of Disease.
HELMBOLpS BUCHU for Night Sweats.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Wakefulness.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Dryness Of the Skin.
HELMBOLDS BUCHU for Eruptons.
HELMBOEDS BUCHU for Pain in the Back.
HELMBOI,D'S BUCHU for hsaviness of the Eye
lid, with Temporary SufFusaton and Loss of SIG hit
HEIMBOLDS BUCHU for Mobility and Rest
ciety
HEI,MBOLD'S BUCHU for DISTINCTIONS.
HELMBOLD'S BUCH u for Excuses arising from
'A0''' SEXUAL ORGAN,
Existing in either sex, from whatever cause origi
A"'''' HOW Lone STANDING.
These symptoms, in part, are experienced often
by sufferers With diseases Of the Bladder, Kidneys,
cious or nervous and debiissted it Is fact long
since established that any disease of these organs
effects the mind more than any and all others, ans
Ifallowed to go Snawhich this pedlcln9 nyaflsby
EpilePIc Fits-in one of which the patient may ex-
pre- Wh0 can say inst these excuses are NOT ire
and Consumption! The RECORD of the Insane Asy-
iuns, anu the meIanchoiy deaths by Consumption,
the ' S oa nSS
tioS appears. The oountenance is actual!y sodden
anu q9'e SbouIS ound f tha , nat en-. StGs
aIs art;cnIste uH" Vi 'ne 'o'oe ooou'' lie
Low suiIen sonnds. his ,r Tsr bessPtrsd,,
R9sby y ri ang mas Sr0nfSr thGus
I n'r Al =. tho rsa 81 ,n,s o 'oS' ~ 0o4 o0
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w TO THE AFFLICTED!
Il HIS Great Purifier of the Blood, the IN DIAN
VEGETABLE DECOCTlON, prepared by Mrs.
NJ. COX, of Baltimore, IL one Of the most aiualle
medicines now known 10 the faculty, and its popu-
larty is increasing daily. For the cure Of Dyspep-
STA, ErySlpei9s rheumatism, and ali diseases nftn
Stomach, Blood and Skin II Is found Ia be a most
eilcacIOus remedy. also diseases of the Liver and
Kidneys; and there arc hundreds Of our citzcns
who can testify To the good results which have fol-
lowed from its use. We take pleasure in referring
TO II as possessing great advantages. and capable Of
bestowing incalculabe benefit upon suffering hu-
mainly. 1t Is for sale at Mrs. CON'S Residence
l55 East Baltimore street, Baltimore, and at the
pTncip pal DRUG Stores.
Agents in Washing tOn-Chas. Stott corner Pa
avenue and 18th street, Browns Hotel SquareE +.
b. Winter, corner street and Vermont avenue;
ard the Druggists generally. Also by X. :. Il. Chs
sell Georgetown.
The best reference can 10 given in or out of the
city: and numerous certificates seen 10y calling on
the PropTictoTess. mar I7-iv
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THE GREAT VITAL REGENERATION,
TRIESEMARi

EMAR-PrOtected by ROyaI letters Pat-
emit of Eng land and secured by the Seals of the
Ecole de PhaInacle de Paris and the Em1erial Col
legc of Medicine, Vienna.
No. Is Invaluable for relaxation, spermatorrPa,
and physical exhaustion, and is a tonic.
No. completely eradcates all traces of those dis
eases that have been hitherto treated by the
AID pernlcIous use of copayia and cubebs.
No has entirely supplanted the injurious use of
mercury, thereby insurIng To the sufferer speedy
lief, dispensing o.! the impurities and roofing out the
venom Of disease.
TRIESEMAR, No. !, 3 and s, are prepared in the
form OF ozenge, devoid of taste smell. and can
be carried In the w9istcOat pocket SOLD IN TIN
CASES, ANDpIyiDBD INTO SEPARATE DOSES 8 admin
lstered by Vapeau, Ialioman, Rou1, RicOrd. & &C.,
which saves s.; and in 81 cases. whereby there Is
saving IF 50. TO he had. wholesale and retail. of
DR.. BARROW, l9+ Blrecker ST.. New York. I'm
medIately on RECEIVING a remittance, DIR. Barrow
Will forward the Tresemar To any part of the world
securely packed and addressed according 10 the in
situations nf the vrits-
For sale in this city by FORD BRO. corner of
Pa 8v. and llth st. mar I5-Sm
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THE EVENING STAR.

uJThe ordinary rate of speed per second IS as
follows: of man walking 6 feet; OF good morse
in harness. is feet; of good sailing SHIP 10 ieeS
Of a reindeer in a sleigh on the ice, "A fee'i OF
race horse ~ feet of hare, locomotive ana hur-
ricane - feet; of sound, ,V2 1ee'; Oh cannon
hall IA feet of the earths rotation at the equa-
tor 52i feet; of the earths velocity in Its orbit
90 49, feet or nineteen miles.
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The Restorative Is put up IN bottles of three sizes

The Restorative put bottles Of three sizes.
VIZ: large, medium, and small! the small holds half
dunn holds at least twenty per cent more proper
tion than the small retaIls for two dollars per bot
tic the largo holds quart, ~ per cent more in
proportion, ami retaIls for IS.
O. J. WOOD & CO, Propriators SI2 Broadyay
New York, lin the great y. Y. Wire Railing Estab,
lshment,( and ia Market street, IT. Louis, Mo-;
Dealers. mar I6- Sta vIy ra
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Nr,cuJ.G. STEVENS,

NJ J. q. STEVENS,
No. $50 SO pm aA rl.Dl ED ND GkoFHlER'
s, q rs Is 4 Sh3lee stock Of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
~ Isl NGS and other SEASONA g
% Mi FOR MEMS WEAR, which he
sbor, mnt 10 order in the best manner and at M
h Ei-p H 3iEShaDY MADE CLOTHING and IL
all ~ i snniNG ARTICLES, to which he would
n - k5beTinsa t,t " .ion Of gentlemen.
,vbcb ~ eiihs To the principle of one prie. enIv
I,c sra sennH mari ed each article the pub
fair dealing. foh, ana may rely on
II Mt: w NJ BENNKT, favorably known In m.nv
ciuZens OF =" ashingt ton Cutter of distinaIhhi
melt t. having charge Of the Cutting DEPARTMENT.
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II Captain John II. Weber, aged man of
50 years, committed suicide at Belleville, Iowa,
by cutting his throat with razor, the 9TH inst
At an early day he was United States land agent at
Galena, and had been agent for the Hudson Bay
Company. II is said that he the first white
man who looked on Great Salt Lake.