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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-20

81 laIED BEEF ArD BEEF TONGUES. AT
<-@ reduced prices "
decll COOK q LANGLEY,S
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COUNTRY MERCHANT

lower than many would have to sell trasLy articles
inagion OF my stock by 5i'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-20
:, =; :. ]: :; :. NJ J. ILSSW

Il rep etfuly infOrIn q. friends and the rI,I,-
lie generally, That they have removed their Office
and store to their new building FIRST street. three
doors above Pine street, the foundry where
thny Will be able TO give more prompt attention
70 tue orders cf their customers A large LOT Of
stoves VIII be sold cut at reta wholesale prices
in order to close out livestock NsF'l
dec5 ERATZ a UETInTAN
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-20

FFFVTE T'EOPPTETOIS OF THE CITY F0TN-
z dry beg have TO inform their friends and fi,a
public in general, that they prepared to do al
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;Eate 5archet,

6D56 BoZ- EXTRA BALTIIORE BROOMs-
Azs y the best in the market, at
decl4 COOK & LANGIEY's.
ESE.s e'H s.UETEgS' I'VE TK.V.N.sRs,
rs fools received a. SCR sale by
dee9 -aa 3 t.a SAMUEL ORR. a
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-20

maj demands very large quantity of Goods and
Tie care and pains taken bv me in selecting Pe5,tF
brands and qualities, am enabled to offer ''r
THE REST M J.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-20

BS UCHHIEdT FL0UR-25 bags extra No /
EzAS for sale at - 50 per bag Of 80 lbs, by
deci2 COOK A. IA Scr nv
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Al FACTORY PRfoES.
40 5CodNFRy MERCHANTS

car sai ip7e9sslsts by looking ia that have
9@gS 't5g.s.s - sae9d liY far the most superior
st0eN,iS 70 . sAS;if Qualify, Kept In the State
Y IN Aardwara alone. l occupy three stories and
cellar hote lut front by Joe feet deep, pur-
tu&saq os nan Lag HTeT5 alone in al the Eastern
anulactsrin x Se.-tss s, and t- -
s ;. srIaE, ~
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MISCETE. NME0nC

ESI8 "a. Il. OE86s.4RLs, E.HF. ORT-
= Ger Of DaguerFeetype, Ambrotype, and Me-
ainotype Stock, and general agent for Photo
graphic materials, all of which are Offer ed at re-
duced prices at II MAIN STREET
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q CUTLERY.

yEy.E sEES 8. FEELS, EnPORTrn
Y tDIREOTl AND WHOLESALER JoBBER :
y q 70 f4As1 ST, OPP. J. III. BTdGHEE e GO.
/ have now, and always keep a good large st,,.l.
@ 69ets IN Iay Inc to supply at wholesale to
49,. MERCItAHTS- AND TRADERS. 90 .11
ny facilities for buying are unelualled by any
HaTdware man, Having been raised to the Hard
ware trade IN indiana and Cincinnati my acauaint
ance With the demands of the West are thorough
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-20

Gfas sound Merchants, sold on usual time. and
CAST s1yer5 offered bargains
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-06-04

taunl lnebt nlS fitnf3i9 Sabreu 5uIeben. 6rei.
llq, oaa 9lar, pelbe3 Ipdrlid, unO nur in eus
5elnen ldmadlihen Qcden bic Saldfe bernie
0erllattette, mar BON bleuoeuoer QGeiBe, unD
gar DelB plr aud Der rieli9e S4nurtart, Der
pen Wfun9 beoedte, uno in lon9en Gnoen 3u
oeloen Soften Der Wunowinfel njeoerbins, aber
0leler maht3e Sdbuurbart uerlieb bod benz
9an6en Antle etnen frdfti9en, mdrttAlllden
Ansorud, unO conraftirte Oar pr19tiA ge9en
DIE 9eer1unten 2Sun9en mlo Die bIiBeH0en Au-
gen.
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Uenltet8 1aB cine Dune in eiufa1er uno Dc1
ete5anfef S1n8tctlette. &leine, braune, bier
nno od NIT wei6llden Strelfen 8enilAte 2rfen
rln5etten lid uuter Der, nit bellbilllem 8anoe
9arnirten SplBenbaube bsruor, en sraues, Bis
5unl 0ale blnaufreidbenoe5 SetcenBepano uul !.
9ao g. ote tletHe, 5lerlib s9etaute @eltalt Sbr
V.eitpt, oa5 nod, Spuren eiRltiser 906nbeit
Ft9'e, mar uber etne Gapiilerief fNrbelt seueist
uno fle l9lanfen, meBeu, NIT pielen 9lluaen
9elnnIndten Singer 5c8eE nit emli5er @eladi=
il8tett oIe J1aoet nit Dem bunten gSo(lenfaben
ouf unp ab. -
glne 3'lt lang berrl4t% tiete Stiqe IN benz
Soaal. Der alte Serr blle5 oidbte 3tlubwolteu
au8 Der lan8en, peiBeu Gbrnpfetfe, Die er in.
Den Dtuno 9epreBt bate, Die Dame llifie emlia
ipe'ter Nur Der lt6n eefie0erte Yapasel, Der
lql .8rrBen, rerBplbeten Bauer auf naruloruem
,0ttanoer IN Der oritten 6enltermld>e lt1np, lieR
bnnellen etn lauteS, wttbernoe8 Wela1ter per-
otqmcn, ooer 1pra9 nit ituarrenoer 5tuume.
EN- n9uten Wor9en! 9uen Dtp, gen !" -.
oatln pleoer paro AQeS fill, 10 iuQ, paB maG
gang oeutAd oa8 9lel9ndBiye Ilttern Der, sro@
BeI, brcn5enen PenOule. pernluu, Die an am
oetn enpe bes Sqales auf Dem &amlu bren
.9Oioenen PenDel lbplug. ..a.q,. - i,
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er'er re9ten n p1no auF rao Ueuiterbrstt, baB
p'e S4elDen tlrrten, unD. Die Dame eri1redt
5a'alulme"5uFfte, unp per Plp1ae, ell lautes
9elddter auiit(u9. ID. a .-..a, .a...s
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be1au0Glt lie sra HTbetten.
Or. 8aatet wtrb befonbers Grf,hertidhttstt dnf
fOleeube ueBeI perwFnben SUfm, Grfdunsen, Nusset.
ru9d rGlue, 5uIuens Nfbmd Quftrbbrsnnt5Gnbun9 uue
aubee 0uftrDtren, unb 9ug8enu6e Sedals ptro r NIT
aan3 bepnberem TeBe oGe odittGI tetnnbdn afs Duts
peb 5crgpbeln, 86eImatsmrS (bgtger mte Arnnifder9
Weuraate SGdgluB, Gperite, 39s eeFe (bdmprrbbbenJ
nDbeue aber d 2rten @asen6l bperefF unb
Rrauf6eiten Der Gebdrme; besgn aux 6rpnttdfr Rrdn
baiten Der @ebdrme; bsBeGen ale 4rpn9rR 8rdnEteeu
tss pebltdeu GSei1le6tss uub Der ainfer.f IL
. r. Gatee bat 1000 3EIguti tsnes DplfanOfBn @r-
fplees Bet Sur Rrebs8@wuren, asn 9unben nno
8ef6pG en- 8tffn, @ynb6Pn, Rrppfen, @s9pulfsn upb
8eulen aucr Nrt ptRe an@enbun8 nes Mefers. Dte
bau6sl Derben iDatrn fie Rr1uten 1ltn 6 unter per-
i5ult5e 4uff5t hes Dptt0rg fsaJn, ..s 80 t..r /
r. fee Eat en 5fubunt entbeft, wel6es ben
,f6patBen Star" p0ltpmmen abicrbtrt unb Npne &F,
enbuus 6ss Isers biz sbira bes NBss pisbtf esrteGt.
4ud slTrt It aAe Qetbtn pfrs y. 4 5.s -.4a. 3. .4
.sa Nugen nH6 Obrcn, ..-e.-a.
pbn 9npubung teS Dletr pSsr ber 91dtel Hnb bait aeS
stn Bprrelte 0u5wdbl unberpClen tGnht1en au9en
uu6 InmparumS 9hrensI rpmmelr DertGttB paHtne
fir bes gede&t unb 4tr, ,uno eineebt IN Wlimuten.
r.. dtee tf elmer ber sefaidtsten uno berubmeten
es benben Aerate pn6 Gbteur8 uni n 9iG fat tn eber
Stabt Der Q9slt anerfannt. .F
Wle an Dr. 9aafee abreTreH 8ttefe aus tr9ehb etnfm
Srte pelGtn 10 GES. beaefalpRp lnb uno sere pbalt
Trdasu bar irBenb clue Rdnfttt betrtt thpfn rcmps
8tantpgruug duG wertsl brDn1e uebs l9rtftit9 SBan
BEL NIT ausnaRme bsrsr, wel9e teH peDnItde SslRtPtu
RE- q { d a ftSFunffH son uof DtpfgsnS ibis
lfGr MbeubS 3 r. q Baafee, as
Jp. "a GertngtDni1r,, snoifden Gb1res 2tbetsfr.
9ulfI5u Baltimore, Wtb
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3. @e6bQr0 bereh . il 6er.b
@S mar Elm falter, untreunollAer Df5embeE'
mpr0en. Der emfarbl9e 9raue OImmel bina
we bic t6ptlide 2ln5epelle Iper Del, QSet, bic
i'm tBatenlolen Wmt2rlAlaf bliitbenlc5 uni, arm
"a lag. 1Ete lGpn4 unD puIuS mar Der rsro6e
part auI DEM 9ate. Sun6snpprI lnl Sommer
Esepelen, Ger Ret nit lenen tableq, eilenllrbe,.
nen Sanmltamnlen 10 ooe .upo purAlldtl9 pas
tano, ~ lpIe bell uEo lASn lpar ,nldlt loult pie.
Ter 9robe Saal i'm unteren Stpdpert peS
ShlClleS ron Sun6enoOrF, menn Die Scnne lo
9ldu5eno III. pie 6snlter blnelai4quete. .upO pa
.prinnel in penl; Saal elne flpbe 9elealbaft
better UNI, lAlt9 plauperte unp ladte 7-sa,a .ij
6eute aber lHien pie Spune nidti in ben
Saal, uno feline tr0ben 9FenlAen laBen in .pelus.
le.cen. Nur 5pel qlte 2ente betanDen li4 par,t
in, ein alter Ssrr nno elne alte Dawe. si ..i.s
Der alte 0err lab am Tenaer uno daute
iftalter blnaus aut pie Srane, talte i2Selt luao
idieh Die Shneea aoden 3u 5lblen, pelAe in eins
aelnen 9rOBen Stiiden Ion9lapl nnD lan9peilio
pom Sulmel nleDerflqderten, Gin peitsr .Wtt i
lltdrmantel uabaqte Die SrpBe, m1Alt9e @eltalt
CeS alien Serrn. iein reAter sub, nit eiusul.
tadti8en Hettertletd betlel0st. .rubte qpI elnenl
&ilIeg iein Saupt bate er 5argfSelest al bic,
bobe 2eauo oeS Qebntnbls, auf pelben.. .sr {aB.
Seine 6altuna, ieIne sau6e Sage lpraps pou
3eleea glitter .unO Sfranfllpfeit; psnp nlan letn.
3glntle hl4t opIdauete, Sanble mpn. nur. einen
franten, lebenaniiioen @rel8 gu ebeu, aberl
aoenn .oiss Antlle it'd spem geIaauenpen sus
wanote, wean man IN Oiele SrcBen, feurisen,
blauen Ausen l9apte, oiele bpbe, brelte., tanm
,pcp elnSelaea Runoeln burd5c9ene .Shrn, piele
cole, ltlsfe rOmllBs 0tqls, oleie8 tralti9e, luz
8snblide Grlor,t Der lBansen bstraAlets, Dann
elaubte man, ben 9opf eines Weaunes bon,
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ton uno BaltimDre GiB.
1 Der unterisne mdt fetnen reanbem unb b puBItfurt
SsaHn Gab &c snsn eressn 9Vrsap SOfgn sap altmVrs
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ernn8 wabrenO bes sansen Srmmers aMs prOmptee al b.
Gen prstien entipreHen tann. QD m. $. SIer.
Wtat5O,Smt &ls~Deprt QDef IaAS Mnenue.
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1ur Nrimmeriln0 dlt S5slsubul0f.
Sjn metnem gsrfdee erf6etnt:
i. Mlrrqnoer DOn SnmbOlSt's 81 q
81 ,,I 1,4n.. Nor Ratnr NIT G,,.11krIA41a 90.

3ft"Ik0FfN" .fIF7Et '6'1'o@ EVI OF|OlUYIUS
s.,s rs, pbie uno 6nmbplot'S Sportrit. .aa.s .af
grnebrte pCHlste QOtsaaspobe in Drae6utSatueu Q,fe
tanas vcn rtrea 100 ersn 20 9tS aa96ar bsl Snpaas
nsrung 9nmbDlbt ben tnVtraeslGen ben 5tOl Deutt
lambs aa Sssfa aao @ Sas'n aS mann an ben 6Spfunsn
Rdtuf" tnp dber 5ambbbt's pspuldrfes gDsrf un6
I'd CLAUDE seseab eard erfs WSSe gOIfsdusoate befsl
ben PEN aaaemstasa 4na aa enipt4ea Ate eatepatl6s
2as9dse Dat Stc8rdppe nb D0tttGt nt De erfe Sic.
fsruda wtrb am i, Stunt sernbet. 4 III a 3IsIf 3iist
Mtwa agprf, zen 34 Wfat 1859. Srtebt. @ertGrb,
Dlnt3 tS afsI.st -dj4fa3A tl,s~s WpaJ@rf t'2
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DC SpeDerS'1cbe 26lpeubrallcr.,e.;j,-. =
Office $50. 18, a. gpeniie N 81 ~

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5Seg ~ nf aatin ote anperea5e
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n esnat nna Ss Dsass @aaIpas beiahSst Ste SnoIt Ta
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pDpea sttaat pOrben IT, dis sn batetes cerSn n mns
tn 1telen SaAfn ale elm aemt1rfen bes unS
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Oa8 DipIpm be8 WarDlanba Jnlfitute6.
Geaenirdrtt8ts Dtpfpn erner Rtde puro Spm draIdnS
Snhitute9 6errH s Sb. 6. Q8iIfBm Spn 8alttmSre ur
beaer Ofb Sue gDbtSfD rrann welheh bel Der IN Der
Stabt Baltimore T. OttSber 1872 peauaaIteten &uSRel-
luna amerisanaer 8abrttate ;etste s@
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wat Ter benen Srrten 9fpe 9B BITS ties aus aleeeana
gBalbtn9ton unb aaesren @Oung een 90 rSGne pcn q
ST. ST. 25 ST So $3.50 unb $500 Sic aupne tnb befduet9
an 6anS unb tn earsen ur6 taIbsn JGHern til DtmpbAs
@aGpnsn unb etnielnen Blaf&en 81 tabeA TIM saE
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Gfe Spn SDipdro> linb Gnmoenltr., T..
ee9enIber benz Dsppt br Baltimore Sbtp.@Nnbdtr
R0mmt uHb rrlft ben 5tpf 8e teGuneer werSen an8e-
npmmten uub prompt ausaefibrt BON bem Mgenten
Ogt5 II s.s 6 0 D. u. u ii fgn $3.50
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POI nao oer Samsf9f eanbuna eesenaber Ifnr ~ oaPH-
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-26
FURNITURE, FuRNrruRE,,

AS COMPLETE AN ASSORTMENT AS CAN BE found
in any city, and cheap for cash. offered the
specon of the public at No. TO- Front Street. Wilmington
N c. Purchasing from first hands at the factories for cash.
and selling for cash its equivalent, the Subscriber is
enabled to offer greater inducements the citizens of VIII
mngton and of the State generally to buy home than
has ever before been offered Goods for the interior win
carefully packed and promptly forwarded The Subscriber
particularly DESTROYS that persons from the interior of the
State who have been in the habit of purchasing abroad
would give his establishment trial. The following
of the articles to be found in his Furniture Ware Rooms
Sofas TeeaTetes Lounges, Easy Chairs Rocking Chairs
Etageres or Whatnos, Ottomsns FooStoos Centre, Sofa
and Gard Tables Chairs Mantle and Pier Classes Secre-
tares Book Cases. Tea Breakfast Dining Tables Side
boards, Cane, Woodseat and Cushioned Chairs great
variety Bureaus Bedseads, Washstands Toilet Tables,
Wardrobes Fancy Cottage Sets Mattresses Beds Pillows
Boalsters, &c large stock OF Looking Glasses Office
Furniture Chdrens Chairs Cradles Cribs Trunde Bed
steads, Toy Bureaus, &c O. L. FILLYAW.
March I'd, 1859 l5O&27Iy
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TAR-Contnues be brought in slowly, and is in active
request advance of 80 cents previous quotation
Only "a bbs received Monday and sold at 81 and l4O
do. on Wednesday at 81 10 per Dbl.
BEEF CATTLE SHEEP-Continue to arrive slowly and
the arket is poorly supplied We quote Beeves at 65
cents per b. and Sheep 81 rs to 81 Is each according
to quality.
BARRELs-n the market for empty Spirits Turpentine
barrels we nothing to report The arrivals Lave
been light time past and scarcely any selected
main in first hands We quote small sales of second hand
ones at 81 SIS 81 so for selected and 81 so to 81 55 for
lots as they run-90 days.
CoFFEE-The market is moderately supplied, and prices
remain as last reported Selling from store at prices
ing within quotations See table, Sales Friday last OF
ESQ bags Rio at liz to liz cents per h. months.
CoTToN-None arriving, and not enough offering to es
tablish market We therefore omit former quotations
Com MEALS rather dull, and prices have downward
tendency. Small sales at 81 05 per bushel.
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BRYAE'S PULMONIC WATERS.
THE ORIGINAL MEDICINE ESTABLISHED 1877, and frs
article Of the kind eUeT Introduced endeT the
''PULMoNIC WAFERs IN this any other country all the
Pulnonic Waters are cOuhteJettS. The genuine can
knoton by the name BRYAN being stamped on each WAFER
BRYAN'S PULMONIG WATERS
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat H6arseness.
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Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis Difficult Breathing.
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Relieve Splitting Of Blood Pains in the Chest.
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Relieve Incpient Consumption. Lung Diseases
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Relieve Irritation of the Uvula and Tonsols.
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Relieve the above Complaints in len Minutes.
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Are Blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions.
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Are adapted for Vocaliss and Public Speakers.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Are in simple form and pleasant to the taste.
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Not only relieve. but effect rapid and lasting cures
BRYANS PULMONIC WATERS
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every ore
No Family should be without Box Of
BRYANS PULMONIC WATERS
in the house.
No Traveller should be without supply of
BRYANS PULMONIC WATERS
in his pocket.
No person will ever object to give for
BRYANS PULMONIC WATERS
Twenty five cents
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester Y
For sale by all druggist in Wilmington.
HAVlLAND, STEVENSON CO.,
Charleston, Wholesale Agents.
Nav g. Enthusiastically.
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THE GREAT WONDER
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY,
PROE ESS OR " Il q ID s
AIR ESTOR ATIV +.


Says the St Louis, (Mo.) Democrat: Below, publish
letter TO Dr. Wood OF this city, from gentleman in Maine,
which speaks gOwngy of the superior merits of his lair
Such evidences must have its effect when coming
from reliable If certificates guarantees of truth,
the Dr. needs enconlum useless puery from the
press:
Professor O. j. Wood d Co.:
GENTLEMEN Having my attention called few months
the highly beneficial effects of your hair restorative
which had become quite gray, probably one third white
my whskers OF character. Some tire months
procured bottle Of your hair restorative and used
it. soon found that it was proving what had wished
used it about twice week have since procured anofeI
bottle, of which have used some can certify tC
the world that the gray white hair has totally disappear
ed both head and face and hair has resumed its
natural color and believe more soft and glossy than it
has been before for twenty five years. sixty
old my good wife at the age OF ftytwo has used with
same effect.
The above notice deem due to you for your valuable dis
covery. assured that whoever will rightly use per
directions will not have occasion to contradict my state
citizen of this city and resident here for
fifteen years. and known to nearly every
here and adjoining towns ANY use you may make of the
s Sc E''iG am, truly u yours ~ A. c. RAYMoSD
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
Professor Wood-Dear Sir: Having had tt misfortune
lose the best portion of my hair from The effects of the yell
low fever in New Orleans 1851 induced make
trial of your preparation and found the
very thing needed My hair thick and glossy and
FY IN HHS =
The undersigned Rev. J: < Bragg, is minister in regu-
lar standing ana pastor OF The otnodo4 Cnucn at bfook
field Mass He is gentleman OF great influence and uni
versally beloved. VIM. DYER.
BrOokfeld, January II, 1858.
Professor Wood-Dear Sir Having made trial of your
Hair restorative gives pleasure say thai its effect
has been excellent in removing nfamation dandru and
tendency to itching with which have been troued
from my childhood and has also restored my hair which
becoming grav, its original color have used
other article with anything like the pleasure
Yours truly, j. K. BRA6
The Restorative is put up bottles of sizes viz medium
and small the small holds pint, and retas for dol
lar per bottle the medium holds at least twenty per cent
in proportion than the small retas for dwo dollars
per bottle the large holds quart 40 per cent. il
proportion, and retas Tor So.
o. J. WOOD Il CO., Proprietors Az Bro adway, New
York and ia Market ST., St. Louis, Mo.
AND SOLD BY ALL GOOD DRUGGISTS FANCY GOODS
DEALERS
Aug. 5th, 1859 2S3&5O3m
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Resistance review OF Thursday last the market has
exceedingly dull for the finer grades and except lot
of IT'S bb low No. Con Tuesday, at 81 123 per bbl,
transactions have taken place there is, however, only
light supply market We quote No. and Pale as nomi-
nal at 81 So so per bb The large number of vessels in
port together with slight decline in fregh coastwse has
impaired mness to the market for lower grades,
and former quotations have been fully maintained There
is only small stock of Common in receivers hands which
is generally held at 81 25 per $40 lbs In No we note
sales Saturday Of 1000 bb at 81 % per 80 lbs The
sales of Common during the week foot up 5400 bb as
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THERE IS NOTHING BETTER THAN
SANDS sARSAPARILLA.

For Curing Diseases Arising from Impure state
of the Blood.
Investigation and experiment have demonstrated that the
blood contains the elements of the whole animal
flesh and FIBRE glands muscles endOns the nails the hair
and the bones themselves all sustained by the
blood consequently when disease in the shape of Scrofu
Botches Ulcers Eruptons, Sores Liver Complaints &C.,
appears it at evident that the secretve functions
have become inert and impurities have been engendered in
the blood, which working their way the surface
This celebrated Extract will speedily all unhealthy
secretons purify the blood equaize the circulation pro-
duce regular action of the stomach and bowels and gradu
ally but surely, restore health and strength.
Prepared and sold by A. B. d. SANDS Druggists, 100
Fulton street, New York.
For sale also by W. Fl. LIPPITT, Wilmington N. c.
August &C. 52-lW
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FATHER PoINT, Aug. 2O.-The private advices by
the hungarian give the following as the closing quo
tatons for cotton in the Liverpool market :-Far Or
leans 81 Midding do BIG; Fair Mobile IA !;
Mdding do. rs Fair Uplands ~ Middling do. /.
The decline in flour appeared to have been arrested for
the moment and St. Louis brands worth 26 28s;
Baltimore and Philadelphia quoted % OBS
Wheat steady at los I'D. Is cd. for white Southern
Sales Of yellow corn at 6s 6s I'D. The quotations
for provisions were entirely nominal.
Trade at Manchester ruled irm-producers being
well under contract at highly remuneratve prices.
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Failure of Locomotive Works

New YORK, Aug. 23d.-Ihe failure of the Boston
Locomotive Works is announced for six hundred thous-
ard dollars. The company had sold work at the West
and other parts of the country to railroad companies
&c. taking pay in bonds, which proved worthless.
Further from Denver CTy--Nore ouble In X ans as.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 23-Denver city advces to the 18th
reached Leavenworth today. Rich discoveries of gold
reported at Medicine Bow Mountains, one hundred
and fifty miles northwest of Cherry Greek. The excite
men in regard to the dggings at the head waters
Of the South Platte river unabated. Large num-
bers daily leaving for both the north and south
Seven persons had arrived at Atchson with 100
cCS OF gold.
A LeayenwOrth dispatch says that some confirmation
Of the reported outbreak in the southern part of the
territory had reached there. One of the outlaws had
been taken into Missouri, and Montgomery again
reported in the field and it expected would attempt
to rcCapture him. Considerable uneasness existed in
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On the 14h nst at the residence of her JAS NJ Foy,
in Cumberland county in truthful christian RESIGNATION, Mrs
SUSAN FOY, consort of 81. W Foy in the fyfrst year
of her age.
In Greensboro. Tuesday morning. August 9th, the
youngest child and only of Rev. VIM Bobbtt of the N
c. Conference
In ella City, Arizona Territory the 18th June last
Mr.. EDWARD n. g. SPICER native of Wilmington, but
late resident of Oregon, aged 80 and months