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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-17
JAMES =. SMITH.

.2~zA For EENT.-~ 4 three story DWELLING
s-:!l,s.i;.. HOUSE. on Washington street, between
Prince and DuGc streets. lately occupied ~ Cam.
Moore. Posses. ION given Immediately Apply 10
Mrs. ANNE Il. LLOYD,
au- 2l-tf on Washington ST., conner Of Queen.
=, FOR RENT.---Ghe new brick " \ I
/ HOUSE, No. i Kin; street. Apply 70
aug 2l--Gtt PL@Sh Hhn>.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-17

ItAkRIAGE POLES, Shafts, Wagon Bands,
\ Su!key Shafts, Bent Rims, Spok"s, and q
further supply o1 Axle Grease. The best article
yet made GEO. I. BALDWIN,
sep King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-17

EALL0GYYES! HALL0TYPES
TIE LATEST A&D GREATEST INVENTION
IN THE ART!
TIME undersigned having bought the patent
/ .-h, for this city, offers these PiCTl RES
t. the public and calls upon every body nh" want
PERFECT GEMS o. LIKETEssES
more TRUTHFUL. IA DURABLE, and rmEArE@ than
Oh Painting, 10 try
II IL / y r Y p T. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-17

fI E8 ;ss
PASSENGERS for this Road will leave the
i Alexandria Station, 10 the Orange Train, Al
:, A. NJ, daily (Sunduys cXcepted,) arrive 1T IL
exandria at 3 P NJ. Through tickets hy this route
to Middlvburg and Winchester.
The Trains leave Mount Jackson daily i&an-
DAYS excepted vi 7;%0, \. Nj. aad arrive 3: Al
exandria III l:j5, ?. NJ.
" t--tf EDWARD GREEN, Treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-17

StHEET ZINC.-A supply cf assorted widths
= now in store and FOR .a!e IA low u can b: mad
in Baltimore or any other market only AK
those in want u call aui try.
On Monday ncx,, 24cl September, will receive
:. supply OF all size. Of SiEET IRON, which
will! he s,ld al the lowest market rates.
scp2G GEO BALDWIN, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-17

(n) CHE! men.
~ Another name for chief man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-17
t::..sasxssaas t..,.ssasxzssssasAND GE0RGET0WN STEAA
PACKET COMPANY
NEW ARRAN CEMENT.


Ths tayorite steamer COLUMBIA, Capt. james
Harper. has recently been put III complete order,
Irving had added to her former accommodations
/ s2lcj0u. saloon aad fourteen comfortable state
!yons With entire new beddiug ami other iurnl-
tqra, and will until the 22l September next leave
Biltmove EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
.E instead Of four o'cloc&-thus attording pas
,n,ers and shippers two hours more IN Baltimore,
s,i arrvin. At Point Lookout and hinSale at
1ore convenient hours II the morning. Return
ing, the Columbia will leave Riley's wharf, Wash
in gton EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, at
SIX. and Alexandria at seven o'clock, calling 1t
a the usull s!oppias places, going aud returning,
% !4ai :2l receive passengers aud freight.
Since the COLUMBIA has boon enlarged, II
rarely happens that she cannot take considerable
.ions 10 her usual freight. Shippers there-
gfs having large lots Of suano, pig iron, and 9th
:t:rcigat. can have them carried by special agree
Zsat, IN terms mutually advantageous. on appl-
:.tou 10 the following agents.
CHAS WORTHINGToN. Baltimore.
WHEAT ( BROTHER. AlcNaudria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-17

VIRGINIA HAMMERED IRON, Pennsylva-
MIA hammered, and full assortment of Rolled
Bars, Plate, Scroll, Oval Half Round of the very
best English Brands. can and will sell all at
ion. GEO. L. BhLUn In
.n Is King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-17

%-rGBOFS NANTND.-"1 wI3N q N4.-Na71
y ,nv y number Of NEGROES, "f both scAeo,
fnr cash. M tIiettvl, addres>od;o u, . 'hls rac2,
wi will Vl1, receive rromr, attention. Having bought
w. sst,h;S SAment, lately occupied By MILAN <
Grissby, West end Duke street and naTns 1 rent
tad Il 10 make It one OF the mos; hca'hE a' ,''-
Portable Depot for NEGROES, sc VIII F'''''S
them on board on the Usuai taT-nS x,,o,.
aug 30-eotf ELII1 " N- NoO'>.-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-17

-, FOR SALE OK RENT.-Two desirable
III three story BRICK DWELLING HOUSES,
located IN 4 pleasant part Of the city. The terms
will be very accommodating. Appiyto
il lg--.f W \. HCN ti'rH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-17
$50. Spring aad Summer arrangement $3.50

- q - - ~
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
INVITE the attention ot the pu'ic /" the ..;tiii-
| tics afforded by this Company, for the Qnic! ami
safe conveyance OF Specie, 1ank Notes. 'a.a.oi"
packages, heavy ana Lulty freight, &c.
EXPRESSES Ior the East, 10 Baltimore, Phtla-
,lelphia, New \ ork Boston. Providence. Hartford
&C.. close at our office daily. at o'clock, ?. NJ
EXPRESSES for the South, t. %ichluond, sred-
er;cks sl,urp. Petersburg. ana for points in North
Carolina South Carolnt. and Georgia, close -
our office daily, at / o'clock, ?. N.
EXPRESSES for Lvachhnrg. I:ri>a' Knoxville,
Chattanooga. Nashville. Memphis Ne" orleans
and intermediate points via Orange :'"d A!e%an-
dria Railroai.) close at our Office nj 6."o' a. h.,
and $50, p. NJ, daily.
Our EXPRESSES are always accompanied ny
careful and trustworthy gers, and the Fuoi'c
csn rely upon all business entrusted 70 n> oo'"S
done with safety. puncJuality, and despatch.
RArEs-From Baltimore, 80 cents per i'o lbs;
from Philadelphia, 81; from New York ) .'o.
E4s- No packages of goods taken by weight, on-
NV S|tf X. ". FAILS, Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-17

,FTLTTARY GOODS, Hats. H.Gl2u>. Eiaulc;s,
nj swords. Belts. Sasnes, Buttons, ana Should
- Straps. Virginia Regulation. an r1anQ;ac
turju. il Alexandria as fine Hat as can be pro-
cured, aud using as good trimmings a. are made.
oct 3 RICHARDS, ll0 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-17

- VESSELS WANTED.--Tessol> constant
-ssssee wanted for
A0HF0Lk,
PORTSMOUTH,
-, aud RICHMOND.
|,sasst rate. Of freight and dispatch given. Ap-
E 70 ro.t o. d. L. SMITH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-17
OR THE NORTH, WEST, and NoRGi.iJ1Sv JS-I3;S'', Is:


p II; .:.E s:.;s
NORTHERN CHNTNAL RAILWAY
SUMNER 4 RR-: y & Z u Il y T..
CHANGE or HOURS.
OK AND AFTER MAJ 27ta, 1861, trans VIII
" leave Calvert Station:
The Mail Train daily except Sundays At >."o
A. NJ for Elmirg, Buffalo, Niagara tl!>, ana al!
parts Of Western New York, and Canada. Also,
for pittsburg Chicago, Cleveland, Cincinnati, ~.
Louis, and all parts of the West, Northwest ""d
Southwest. For Emmitsburg, Lancaster, Acban-
on, Reading and pottsvi!ic. and Ow,ngs Mills,
Reisterstown Manchester, Md, and " cSt!ninsatr.
and for Chamhcrsburg and Carlisle, "a, hnd Tor
Hagerstown, Maryland.
The Express Train daily at 5.3" T. NJ Tor But
falo and the North, aud Canada, and Tor Pl!iS2urs
and all parts Of the Vest and Northwest and
Southwest.
Travellers can 60 by either Of tacsc trains to
Detroit and Chicago via Niagara Fails at the same
cost as by any other route.
4 new route 10 sew York is now open by TINS
road via Harrisburg, Reading, Allentown, Easton
and Jersey City, with only one change OF Oars,
over first class roads. Take the $50 \. II. train
through by daylight at a. low fare as BY any
other route.
Travellers FROM Washington and the South by
the $50 A. NJ. and so p. n. trains. make c3iinec-
tions with the train. over this road.
Buy tickets only to Baltimore.
For Tickets and information, apply at the Ticket
Office Calvert Station, \. L. corner oi Calvert ana
Franklin streets, Baltimore
JAS. :. CLARKE, Superintendent.
JOHN T. EIGNGI,
Assistant superintendent.
J. II. WAHSrE, Ticket Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-17

WASHINGTON & CO.,
Grocery, Liquor. aud Commission Merchants,
No. II, JsioH STREET,
ALEX \ RIA, Y !.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-17

r<- CHANGE Of RUNNING OF
.,a3t.s,sxSSTEAMER y GIPSEY.-0n and after
Monday, l7tn instant, the Steamer GlPSEI Will
II. regularly every day, between FarmihSton and
alexandria, FOR passengers and freight, leaving
g.rninston al 81 O'Clock, A. M.-returning, leave
Alexandria al ;, 2. II.
Terms o: passage from Pennington to AIeNnn-
s.i. and back, % cents for each passenger. Chill
.:.l uaier - years, half price.
,eplS-itf ALFRED ". GARDNER co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-17

..3 NEW YORK, WASHINGTON, ~
~SSSS GEORGETOWN, AND AL .S=.S. .Ss+-ss.S.
EXANDRIA PACKETS.
"a Old REGEL4R LiNE. "Ffsa
@'a''ner ARCTIC, Captain Hicks.
STATESMAN, Capt {. NJ. Mott.
HAMILTON, Capt Ogden.
FAIRFAX. Capt ). Mott.
SURPRISE, Capt. Cole.
YORKTOWN, Capt. Wo-lom.
NtfL WEEKLY.
AGENTS:
New York, Stafford DODGE,
% Front street.
Georgetown aud Washington.
McCOBB 4 DODGE.
Alexandria,
WM. H. FOWLE son,
sep ~ No /. South WharyeS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-17

Dan TONS No. PERUVIAN GuANO. per
JtD SchrS. 7. !. WarrcI and john and Henry,
warranted di-ccE FROM the hands "f the Agent Of
The Peruvian Government.
sep q sent. JAMES I. HEEEIT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-17

EgTINDOW GLASS.--IID boxes French W:n-
w dow Glass, assorted sizes-genera!ly large,
just received and for sale ny
au- % r II MILLER. SON & co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-17
ORANGE s ALEXANDRIA, RAILROAD.

r.. sr, ri4r -:s .s:-I
4s9 sss -. 80. =. :.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-17
VOL. LXl.
.rsria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser.
PUBLISHED DAILY By
EDGAR SE0WDEN & SONS,
-. n,ll,rs per annula, PAYABLE halt yearly
,...,sdr;a Gazette and Virginia Advertiser,
AsA"AN FOX THE COUNTRY

-,,.naYS THURSDAYS, AND SATURDAYS,
4! ~. Dollars per auuun, payable III advance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-22
Naval Intslllgencs.

OUR HAMPTON ROADS CORRESPONDENCE.
HAMILTON RoAps, Nay 10, 1860
Arrival Of the United States Steamer &minole-AnoGAey
SLAYER Ceptuyed-Raoe basSeeN ne Sswtaoe end Crsa-
dsr-Qsick mp fSsm Key Weamads By ne Smdso'<, &c.
The United States steam slocp Of Seminole arrived
in Hampton Roads Friday evening" and lays anchored on
the Naval Hospital. She b Of the sloops, and
was built a the Warrington Navy Yard, Florida she
saunch little craft, and has proved suul her speed
does not equal OF the larger soop exceeds that
Of her own class She made the from Key West 70
Ops henry in Eve days and two hours. This ID about
the quickest trip ever made by . man ofwar between
those two ports She draws but ten feet Of water and OF
course, In rolling much Of the effect Of the proppsl
Ter lost She is nne boat, and naval success.
Her engines, built By the Morgan Iron Works OF New
York, aEes perfect success and with ease exceed the
stpuaticDs Of the contract they have given trouble
and work Ike . charm.
When the Seminole left Key West Capt. NanHt hy.to,
IN the Crusader for trial Of speed The started,
POLE shot ahead, and Capt Mat gracefully 10 vered his
nag Inc CRUSADER then made sal, but still the Semi
mole kept the advance, beating quite easily. The
OF the captured bark b Williams.
The following Ii q list OF the Semnoe's ofhcers:-
Commander, Geo. Prentks; First Lieutenant and ex-
Third Lieutenant W. A. p Csmpbe Purser, Felix Senac
surgeon, George Peck; Chief Engineer, Geo W. Aexan
GER Master, G Norton Assistant Epgineers, Kim
psl,, ~ Ihug, Philip Inch, r L. Harris and J. E
rchsy; carpenter, L. Mansell; Captains Clerk, VIM.
ne United States steamer Mohawk, Lieutenant Com
msnoeI r. A NJ Craven, sailed from Key West On tbs
l2th inst, on . cruise
The soop of war Savannah CAPTAIN Jsrvs ssled from
Pensacola % the sh instant, for Vera Cruz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-22

on the route with The entire malls, II the same can be
ocno without additional cost 70 the g0vernmonk
Sec D. And b Il fur her enacted, That the Postmaster
General hereby authorized 70 contract for the trans
poftaton OF the printed matter and snked documents
between the Atlantic and Pacific States by steamships
Iun three times month, and not 70 exceed twenty
sno fuch contract TO end upon the repeal By Con-
siSss " me present franking law.
~. ana De II further enacted That the Postmaster
r ce and be hefeby, authorized and directed "a
iy zig oonuacs WITH the contractors performing
,t 70 On Ioutes l2640, l2S43 and 1885 20 70 pro-
~ VIC oonvey anoe OF the United States maih In four
norse coaches SIX times week II : scheduIe Of seven
usys Htm April ltt to Dece ubcr lat and Fourteen dayn
sno "smaer on The year, from Sacramento Otv via
aIess, Jsckfonvile, Roseburg, OskIand Eusenk (stv
'ss sno esem 70 Portland, Oregon for 4 compeusa-
annum SAs ~
Sec g. And Be further enacted That ths possm..ss
General be, end he hereby authorised Nd dirsctcd N
provide Tor the conveyance OF the United ssses ros On
which letter postage y paid, weekly, from 81 Peal. Nm
nesoe via 81 Cloud, and nom SUPERIOR Whcousdn Via
Grow wing 70 the Falls In Oregon, With the same pre- emp
ton right - heretofore allowed upon oSher throush
routes provided the service be obtained e q
cost not two hundred thousand doars snd ~
trip TO be performed IN twenty days. from NAV III 10
year.
Ice authorized in this act, and Of that performing
red and fifty seven, TO DO paid BY the Secretary of he
reasury upon the certificate Of service from The Post
master General and that the postage on through letters
70 and from California Oregon and Washington territory,
thal be ten cents
Sec. q And be further enacted, That the contracts
for carrying the overland mails under this law shall ex-
pire on the fifteenth Of September eighteen hundred and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-22

EIorsuxr on A YNRrxR's wrr.-rns town Of Ash
burnham. Nass has been somewhat sgitated for few
IN sops%eas which took place "a Friday Of isss v:si
appears that some eight years ago Ellen only dsnen
YER Mr. Samuel Barrett, very respeotabs ciussn eed
deceased, married Rev kr ROOD, Congregational nsi-
ter, then settled IN wIllansbure, nsss rhsy sunes
auen,y ,tmovsd 70 Springfield ono vnsrs ~ ~
their beginning Mrs Root, zone tine siscs, rovSsa 40
attachment for gentleman Of that pa.oe me husband
one Of the pillows q her busbands church, How long
this attachment continued does nos eRpeex nm soo tnre
weeks go the guilty parties ssersy - spn1sasa sIa
see her frispds 10 hs osssRy before she e them Tor
ever, came 70 Ashbursbs while her companion went
=. s rm,so"c c.us from Ohio that sri ~s moi
riebt On Friday q isst week he hired . hovse In
isensser insssns 70 Cary the lady 70 r.chssrg and
tire tkey drove 10 New Hampshire esvipr ne Ssam
rbornfons Ferry and yursued their way 70 The North.
c ss,.s o. 90 = =: ~
team u Nashua, and the fuenses q Montreal no an
itoriss At Montreal refused 70 give Up The mas % she
isssS ,ss,ns, sr-sSd tie cfosr VI. ccspsles 70 re
VS. rsfhtered Al Montreal a. j. ". Brochsv. Hs sge
so<d reputation, hsh social position asa srcsIlesi bust
nese connections oil OF which he hes abandoned In pur
su'tcf biz ln'atusiscn. Ms Rcc<, vhc about thirty
Ter marriage relations and ssciacd hsr determined pur
rofe 70 abandon husband, frfpds, bcnor-sverythng
ior the only person whom ,hs had eve, loved. Der
Of that community, and are deeply ieved by the lufa
rusuor cf uhch sbe has become the too willing victim
TEE Csrr1s DusrrxrrR N CoSSEcncrL--A letter from
s ss %. o. As rso
fatal IN Mssvachuects hiss made Ne gay into C,n.
pectcus an that cattle have died Of IN ssanord TOT
i-c csmmssopers % *indhsm cSur,y,,o .csrtsn ,ss
facts about n there
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-22
wiIlia msbsrR CITY News.

Ar1yxruD MrRprR-A man named John Derkemp
taken before Justice Callahan, Of the Eastern Ds
trics yesterday charged with attempting ahs The NE
Of John Weber by shooting II appears Thai sons ami
mostly existed between the two, and that Blcrksmp had
on several occasions challenged weeber 10 hgh him
Failing in this, be attempted 70 shoot hlm vnh gun
loaded with shot bot fortunately Of them took efeoe
The AFFAIR occurred . farm Wyckens Woods.
The accused committed TO jail 10 await the action OF
The nd rrv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-22
The Steamboat Expl0siOn ON Seneca Lake
From the Philadelphia Inquirer
N " ~


This village, situated 1t the lower end Of lake oenecs
twenty miles above Emira and near the and
mrA Railroad. was the Of terrible accident thu
morning, BY which two lives lost, three persons
were seriously scslded, and the steamboat Ben LOder
blown nearly 10 pieces.
About half pact six O'Clock A. n the Ban Ioder CIT Oh
Der mooriDgn and swung around into the lake On the
nrs application Of steam to the machinery one Of her
boilers exploded with . tremendous coucuss1on. The
boat which the largest upon the lake, shattered IN
al her upper decks and works.
Al the time OF the occurrence, william HIous the e.
shtant engineer, was In the engine room He va mam-
ed and scaded terribly and died b q short time.
The chief engineer Aaron Scout We with The captain
Ut the wheel Both men escaped with slieht wounds
The nremen, Patrick Moore ana Charles O'Brien 70
gether with boy named Alfonso Proof were daneerouay
Injured Moore, IL Ia understood has since died ana
there but slight hope Of the recovery Of the others
There were passengers on board The froiRht con.
sisted Of fifteen horses and mules belonging canal boas
which the Loder about 10 In tow The Animals
were 81 either killed mutilaaed.
The seht, after the explosion, . terrible one, the
writing BODIES OF the injured and qusdrupsds being
mingled In one chaos, while the scaong steam was spend
ing nself without bindrancs
The Ioder not old boat and the boilers are sup
posed have N tha1
~ valve was out OF order, and indicated SLOW stesm''
when there was actually an immense head on.
Hillicus and Moore both lcave1 fsmieo, nhe former
(hfty years Of sge) leaving wife and six children for
whom much sympathy 10 expressed.
The spoe ct which the accident one o. tho
most beautiful the lake The yet RENAME q 81
the time Of The explosion and has attracted pumeroua
waters from oil the adjacent &C ions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-22
Death OF . BOY Caused by Grief.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

Under the above heading your Jersey oy reporter or
correspondent writes you the particulars Of oass where
IN boy named Grfth was put under arrest for the per-
p<trson Of m abomnsbe act and In whch stated that
wn the cause Of that arrest Nov, q The HERALD ID
always ready 70 afford redress wherein has been led
into error, ana ~ well known 10 accord mpartaly and
fair pAy 70 The poor equally with the rch trust
You VIII through the same channel, permit 10 give
be paragraph referred 10 the moot unqualified oontsdc
ton- IL was evidently written by who did NOT take
the trouble 10 make himself fully acquainted with The
real facts Of The case, and for . sinister offset
neither caused directly nor Indirectly The arrest of the
boy Griffith; and - my reputation II stake, hope you
VIII allow me, through your great lesing Journal 70
wipe OF THE foul libel on my character bad enough
70 get stab IN the dark but 70 b oalunniaed hrouSh
The columns Of the HKRArD b. In fact, uppardonabs aad
sowardy Tsubjon IN proof Of tbs above, the tsstmoay
Of J. J. Bouon, hq Jusucs Of the Pesoe He ssyss-
Mr.. WA. webb oslisd upoa and desired - hyujl
sa,s N, = v,s 70, q assy WIG s.assa he 49,
galns and procured The as,sa wss A. wnsh hvag wAr
,. J BouroN. Justscs Of hs fsaos for jersey Cny.
think, Ne Editor, this IL conclusive.
Yours respectfully,
wM wkBB
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-22
Ocean and Overland MAIL ssrviee with
the Pacfne states.


The following bin has been agreed upon by the CAnor
MIA delegation amendment The Hourc bin for tho
transportation Of the malls between the Atlantic ami Pc
cinc staass." understood satisfies oil interests
cerned-the Overland Mail company the vsnaersin and
Pacific mail companies the Post Office Department and
the Southwestern members. The iii ccntsppiAsss an
overland service Eve times . week, and r monthly
ocean service by way Of the Isthmus for The rnnspor
ton OF printed matter ii total cost Of VI o per
apuum Ali the contracts are 10 expire ON ne oss Sep
TENDER, 1854, the time whtn The exsftng overinno mN
contract osssss The sub,ecs the special order before
the Senate VIII be dspoesd Of - soon ~ tne pohuoa
debate now going on concluded ...
that The Postmaster General bs and hereby authorized
ana dyecsed 10 contract With the oonrnctop on route
ssii between 81 Joseph, Missouri, and Great Salt Lake
CIV ana route l2so1 between Great salt lake City and
rlscervis rAHovpfa on with either drhem for the con
vsyspee a ihe United sasss mall which letter postage
10 raid between S. Joseph, Missouri, and Paocrvie,
Csorris IN twenty days time, provided the service can
be ottsrcd semi weekly d compensation NOS 70 exceed
four bupdred and sxiy two thousand dollars per snnum
The contractors supply intermediate Offices along the
route With the entire mall without additional compenss-
ton
Sec And be further enacted, That The Postmaster
General hereby authorized 10 agree with the contract
ere on route 12s7s. from ~ Ious 10 san Francscc for
such modification OF the contract ss sn provide for IN
,rcased spssd and The surpyirg q intermediate ocss
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-01-06
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The Restorative will be found good for Prurigo and
Herpes, Ringwo, and in short all other diseases Of
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This preparation is not Hair nye, as may Others
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Restorative follow the directions strictly and not Tea
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The Restorative wilbo sent 10 any part OF the uni
ted states ~ my risk neatly prepared and put up Ia
boxest 10 suit cusemers.
The restorative will be furnished 10 agents, At 10.
era discount 90 es to make Il an object for them to en-
gage Ia the sale oft.
An oEdsrs should be accompanied by the money -
ffom our numerous purons We give but few testimo-
uiasi as The medicine % destined stand on It's own
merit. For further particulars sddres
ID. DRESDELL,
tepa Melmore, Seneca county, n.