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NATHAN RICHARDSON,
Register of Deeds of Morrison County.
AND f.1
REAL ESTATE AGENT.

REAL ESTATE AGENT.
HAs on hand for sale large amount Of
Ill H. choice Farming Lands in Morrison County.
Will pay Taxes for non residents, Execute Con
Invest or Loan Money, at the beat
possible rates. iss a6i ts -
Office In Court House. Little FALL.
Little FalIs. April 20 lse0.
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AVlNG now on hand one Of the largest
- and best selected stocks of Groceries ever
'oronght to st. Paul, and as our long experience
an the trade, both East and South, gives us a de-
cided advantage in our purchases, we feel conf
dent that we can hold out inducements to the
country dealers and traders, not enjoyed by any
other house in the trade. - - m : =
we intend to sell to country dealers at such
rates as to make it concusiyely for their nteres,
10 puy OF u.s. We buy in New York and with
buy there as TO enable us to offer our goods as
low as they can be sold in uny house in Chicago
or anywhere in the West
we invite the attention Of country dealers to
our house. We know we can satisfy all who
VIII examine our stock and prices t'l-f
ST. Paul, Jan'y 20, 1860 n4y1
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MORTGAGE sALE.-DefauIt having been


Va made in a certain mortgage executed bv
Will am Nj Hooper, Of St. Cloud, in the County Of
Stearns and State Of Minnesota to Chester Wait Of
he same place, dated the 23d ,iay Of Nav, A. d.
1859, and duly recorded in the Office of Register OF
Deeds in the County Of Morrison and State aforesaid
on the 9th day OF May, A. d. 1859, at O'Clock,
p. IN, Of said day, in Book 'sA'' Of mortgages, on
pages 800, 32l and 322, on which there l. now due
TO said Chester Wait mortgage, and unpaid, the
sum OF seveny-six dollars and seventy-three cents.
And no action proceeding at law ha, ing been
commenced to recover the amount SO due thereon
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that by yir
tue Of power Of sale in said mortgage contained
and pursuant TO the Statute in such case made and
provided the premises described in said mortgage 10
wit the south east quarter and the south half OF the
north east quarter, and north west quarter Of the
north east quarter of section number twenty-four,
(24) in township number thirty nine, (39) north Of
range number thiryone west. in the county Of Nor
rison Aforesaid will be sold at public auction to the
highest bidder, ft the front door Of the Office Of
Register Of Deeds at the town Of Little Falls, in
said Morrison County, by the Sheriff Of said county,
on the 9th day Of July, 1s60a two O'Clock, pm.
OF said day, ID pay The amount then due on said
mortgage, together with the costs and expenses Of
sale allowed by law. CHESTER AIT,
WAIT & McCLuRE, Mortgage.
Attorneys for Mortgages n24
February 25, 1860
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BRUSHES, BRUSHES!
LIFE PILLS. THE HIGI

MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS. THE HIGH
lvl and envied celebrity which this pre-emin
ent medicine las acquired for its nyariable efficacy
in all the diseases which it processes 10 cure, has
rendered the usual practice Of ostentatouz putin
not only unnecessary but unworthy of Them Thsy are
known by their fruits their good works testify for
theE and they thrive not BY the faith Of fhe credu-
and liver affections. piles, rheumaiism, fevers and
agnes. obstn fe head aches, and all general deranae-
ments of health, these Pills have invariably proved
a certain and speedy remedy. A single trial will
place the Life Pills beyond the reach of competition
iu the estimation of every patient..
Dr. Motiat's Phoenix Bitters will be fond equally
efcacions in all eases OF nervous debility dyspepsia
head ache. the sickness incident to females in delicate
health. and evary kind of weakness of the digestive
organs: For .saleby DIR. w. B. MOFFAT, S5s
Broadway and by Medicine Dealers ,apd -Druegiss
gnerally thrsashout the country.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF sHRRBuRNR. y VAT'
4TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF sHRRBuRSR. . WIT
4TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
The Bark of Beloit)
against Summons
o. A. Smith.
To o. "A. Smith, the above named defendant.
In the name Of the State Of Minnesota. Won arc
hereby summoned and required TO answer the
complaint in the above entitled action, cony Of
which complaint is filed in the Office of the Clerk
of the said court, in and for the County Of Ben
m, Ito which County. the said County Of Sber-
urne is attached for Judicial purposes' in Sauh
fapids in said County Of Benton, and 10 serve
copy of your answer 10 the ssid compliant on tho
subscriber al his office in ST. Cloud in the Comfy
oi Stearns in said State, within twenty days
after The service of this summons on YOU. exclus-
I've oflhe day Of such service; and if YOU fail 20
nswer The said complaint within the time ofore
said the plaintiff in this action will take indse
nent against YOU Cor the sum Of two hundred dol
lars (S200,) with interest al the rate of twelve
rel cent per annum from the 2nd day Of july
a. d 1855, besides the costs ard disbursement,
h I'd and sustained in this action
WM. J. PARSONS.
-fuorney for Plaintiff
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u There was a large attendance at the meet
ing OF The geographical Society, at the Cooper
institute, New York, on Tuesday evening to
l!sten ~ Dr. Hayes OH the details of his proposed
Arcuc expedition Rev. DIR. Thompson and Rev
pr Bethune also spoke I'm favor of The enterprise
resolution was passed in favor of n,emorializinp
congress Tor an appropriation of 500 900 in aid of
the project.
IL The Charleston News of the 9th inst under
the head Of Mosquitoes says: Last night
mere were Two or three of these 'varmints buz
ilhg round our head, which, with our usual dex-
terity, we demolished. Our heart bled however
when we thought of the additional bills the dele
gates to the Convention would have to UNDERGO
IL noted counterfeiter named Nelson briggs
was aPPrehended at Rising Sun. Ind a few DAYS
since lie had several thousand dollars in bogus
CON- and counterfeit notes OH the Canal Bank of
New Orleans, in his possession.
II Edward A. Oliver of Boston. who filled
for $4,000, and was charged with fraud, but fed
while investigated was pending has been arrested
while leaving church at Davenport Iowa and
conveyed TO Boston.
e IL The gubernatorial campaign in North Car,
una was opened by the two nominees for COVER
nor, Hon. John W Ellis and John Pool EsS on
The Sd, by spirited discussion between them At
Gatesville " " "
IL he Oregon State Democrat Convention IN
nominate presidential electoral ticket and a
candidate for Congress is called for the 18th inst
VI The Maine Nj. E. Conference passed, with
one dssentient, resolutions in favor Of excluding
slavery from the church, at all hazards
II NJ. SAITH and Father Gavazzi have publ shed
declarations giving in their adhesion to the vote
Oitne annexation OF Tuscany to Piedmont
u general convention Of the KNIGHTS of the
holden Circle Is to be held at Raleigh y G on
the eth of May. ~ WI
IL IL is stated that Garibaldi being natl We of
Nlce, becomes French citizen by its annexation
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ARRIVAkS At THE HOTELS

WiLLARDS' HOTEL.-J Mclean, NY; j d
S y 6 es1s5 e. Pa cIrk kss PssT. DO
W Ludlow: Ny; 6 sGsrdiner sd iad1 Mass rs;
Bat do, Miss Wilson. do G.? Th iaGg r.; M MT
s Ms IhbS,ndiks do Smith, do; Peterson
49, @i xsss;.ds " ks s9f
WJl,lsPs DO; TSo2s: and LAZY. Pa; s "a;
sa din i' cooF' w woodruff do; Burnha%,
MAJ SSsfn sld 'dRs f9 F fsi SMT sse
H Hep " ~ Rypn.e NY; Stiwell, do; Miss still
sell sell Do; Ba,teil4v and lady, VS.; Smith aad
ST. 81 Baglo W' do; f Bsr!o6 T md
M NYATfiIo ontAL HoTEL.-A Coo4. Mass; Mudd
yWsnsh Gonjir, Nj Blown. Nd IS rG5s6 oy92,
end asS. Miss ny b9v. su0s and
Payne D. DR. Going and SON Pa; MIS- sfIx oy. HMs;
y; w Qu,ss nbsr5y. vs.; HeoIon, W Sasseer'W
MiSd4ston, Hooper, Collins. PA: J sna G;s si1;
nHomI'qR Whit, WItrsca, Md; GsCS Common
{NsY5 MI fbo Ay5ss Wis; Williams, Masurs e
Mi9n; Paul Va; Gad6old, h A. VI; Pisrspn
Rlf, f BIZ Hu MsSa MA I1a
Mss; SHEET Va Hunt hun F ,tien; Aye,
MSl.ssugh, ard ;afy, Miss A Johnson ~ z z
f;k In.d, Smo6t, Md; II Smith and il, DIV. Mr -
K W.t,ers, CT; w Porter, Csl ID Allen, NJ:
,klkkWOOD HOUSE.-R F. whi:irs.-.
nee msaI sx t' Rai u Lsw,Dp: NY Hunt, WI Tu-
va; II Wal: Mo; VI Flspagin,- -: Buns pc ohS 10
HE ers' Hs n ShIpPfy; Va; GpIIGk, gSS;
o. ~ Va w EasOH: Cal; w Fitzhush. USN; Neal
WARRINGTON HOUSE.-Thom.s r How N
Nc Snyd1,.Pi; Berger, NY G. OakIs,
Pr: X pass, XII; 81 Marshall. RI; Z. Gsrretson
I nss Ann hnRssIy, MISS: J Nj Baster, Mass; n X
ss, !, DUDLEY Ala WIN Rohaj. SAM g Hss,'
q &c., ps n Addison, 6 Corson, G Hnnsicfsy
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CONFESSION OF MURDER-THE SECRET KEPT
FOR FIFTEEN YEARs-We learn from the Boston
journal of the 10th instant, that man named
Weed, recently returned from California, to Sand
witch, New Hampshire, confessed, upon his dying
bed, that he and another man were the murderer
Of Mr.. Parker, Of Manchester, in Isis. The
letter announcing his confession does not enter
more fully into particulars Mr. Parker the
murdered man, was, at the time Of his death
tax collector for Manchester, and was called out
OF his house one night on the pretence that he was
wanted at house, the road TO which laid through
uact Of woods. On the way thither he was
murdered, and his dead body found in the woods
the neat day. The murder created great excite
Hent at The time, and two men (brOtherS) were
subsequently, tried twice on the charge of being
the murderers but escaped conviction
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MISCELLANEOUS.

me GREAT POPULARITY
DR. MONTARDES
MIRACULOUS PAIN-KILLER
And Great
FRENCH RHEUMATIC REMEDY
Fast extending over the United
ITS EXTRAORDINARY VIRTUES
Are being daily recognized aud acknowledged
By the MEDICAL FACULTY.
ItIsnow
In daily and general use
THE BALTIMORE lNFIRMARY;
And it's success as a remedy for
FEVER and AG UE. NEURALGIA,
RHE UMATISM, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY
SICK HEADACHE, SORE THROAT,
BURNS, SPRAINS, &C., &C.,
Has never had a parallel In any country.
IN BALTIMORE
1t is regarded asa
GREAT DOMESTIC BLESSING,
While its sale exceeds that of ali other
PATENT MEDICINES.
We ask all CITIZENS of WASHINGTON
who have not yet tried
THIS GREAT REMEDY
To do 90 at once. One trial will insure it PER
MANENT PLACE in
EVERY FAMILY.
1t is for sale in WASHINGTON by D.: B. Clarke
Pa av. and ~ St: Il. d. Gilman, $50 Pa. av.; John
Schwartz, 46S Pa. av.; :. Ford: 900 Pa av.; c.
P. Culver. 26s Pa av; J. w. Nairn, 'late Nairn
q fA'"er JAS IS MfoabjooNNELL, General gent,
ap3T,T s-r Baltimore.
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MEDICINES.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO ALL!
II ,,n,.xrrMMRS, cqXS rcorr,o,

1t is we'll known that in the Spring people. are
more apt to contract disease than at any other
period; and il Is equally vell-known that the way
to ward off disease is to keep the blood pure, for
ssa the Ills that flesh is heir TO- arise from impur-
y of the blood, the main spring Of our existence
1t Is, therefore, important TO al that the sy stem
should be thoroughly olssnsed and purified, and
this can be done in the most effectual way by using
MRS M. COX'S INDIAN VEGETABLE DE-
COTTON. the best remedy discovered tor the cure
of diseases of Skin, EryEPess, SoIofala, Rheuma-
Dyspepsy, Liver Complaint, and all other diseases
arising from Impurlty of the blood. IL has effected
the most remaI kable cures, as can he shown by
numerous certificates from persons o. the highest
respeota bility, and is recommended by oil who
have used il as the most invaluable remedial agent
of the day.
II II is sold by all the Druggists of Baltimore,
and at the residence of the proprietor.
MRS. nj. COX,
15S East Baltimore street,
between Eden street and Central avenue.
None genuine unless her name 10 blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork.
III Price 81 per bottle, six bottles for SIS.
Wholesale Agent. r. 9. T.. CIssEL. Druggist,
Georgetown. ID. c., w holesale Agent for the bis
trict, and Will suppy the trade At my prices.
p tr
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T Is NOT TOO MUCH TO hAt,
SINCE ALL,
OIL ID A N ID YOU N 6,
AFFIRM ITS TRUTH,
THAT PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR

VIz'-THAT PR0EESS0R WOODS HAIR
Will preserve ,ryaiiibiy the srOtcth and ooio- Of
the halr # used two or three times week, To anr
,hs ea,d with NATURES own ornament the hs,
Re ssI fq ee s III nsn snI the s sSd
est age. Statesmen, Judges, Attorneys, Doctors,
Ladies of ali Glasses al over the world. bear test,
mony that we do not say too much IN Its favor
Read the following, and Judge:
HICKORY GRovE, ST Charlie, co. Mo, Nov. ls 81
PROP. %. WooD-n,ar SIR: som,um. last summer
sa.c, wonderful v, f.s It our duy 70 YOU and ~.
sficisd 10 report Our . sons head for som.um. h-s
bead Tn. har almost .nurely od IN consequence.
Sh.n friend seeing hs sue rs,, sdy,s.d your
'urPnse and that Of all friends. very uppcauor.
crop of hair out sud ". can now ca, thar our
BOY has as 5sthy se.P si a ururra", crop Of har
mend your Restoav,s perfect remedy for all diseases Of
.GEoRer ". HIGGfrBorn.s.
SARAH A. HIGGINsorHAm.
PROP. wooD-Dsar sir My heir had for several year.,
ne,s winch rendered The Constant application Of on
tive about two months ago that dIuon;
ing continued its Us. "a, within Ii, las. tire. w..t rs.
greatly be preferred those produced by apple
0 af E Gsrt 1sE 70
used 80 Hair Restorative. for tn. ,imP. purpo.. II
refer to me al who entertain doubt Of performing
MRS. c. symorD,, ZIG Third stree.
CINCINNATI, o, Feb. 10, 1857.
WELLINGTON, Mo, Dec. s. 1857
PROF. WooD-Dssr Sir: By the advice Of friend ~
NINE, who hiss been using your Har Restorative,
duced 10 try IT. had the fever last MAY and
nearly every HAIR my he id INV hsir h..
com. great deal thicker than ever was Nothlns but
duty and sympathy ta ee ate 10 o., Who
afflicted have been. would induce me 10 Civ, ,S
public acknowledgment Of the benefit have from
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative
Yours esp.ctfully, Ar yAcops
The Restorative put up In bottles of three Al ree
viz: large, medium, and small; the smsl holds hs Il
pint, and retalls for dollar per bottle; the me-
dunn holds at least twenty per cent more In proper
ton than the small, retails for two dollars per bot
tie the large holds quart, ~ per cent, more in
proportion, and retals for SSa bottle
o. j. WOOD CO., Projectors, Sl2 Broadway,
new York, ttr the great NY. Wire Railing Estab-
hshment,) and ia Market street St Louis Mo.
And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Oealers ia 5-eoSm
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MEDICINES.
IN. JOHNSTON,

LOCK HOSPITAL,
Has Discovered tAs most Certofs, SPEEDY, AVID OILY
Efectral Remedy ~ the World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMmED ATELf.
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
Wsssns Of the Bsei set.rss Asseusns Of he Eidssy,
and Bladder, involuntary Discharges, lmgososy General
i.:,oa y dear. Psip.Os H.sTi Ti@,d, Tf.%Sns..
Non. o. Of e.. ps or
;hoss Tsrnoi. Disorders arising from Solitary sas.
Yonth-thOss Drssdfr and Dssrbers Prsetess vn,sh
der Marrsgs mpessbls and destroy soin Body and MIND
YOUNG MEN
d., a. A., "a 1890. bh inch sopr.lIy sxssps V
sntmsy grave thousands Of Young Man Of ths moe, ss
& IL.
vafsd 70 sss'ssy the living Tyre, may call VIA III WV
dsnss.
r.s. s.n. Ss,me nis aas sa .ssSs: s.s,
dsIormitss, te- spssdiJ cured
sss, eOnhd. fsntsm,n aud eenfdsnty rely
spon has shl az phy,eisn.
OFFICE No soUTE FRIDERIcEs
sh hand gong Bsltmors sr.., .v dssrs re.
The eernsr Fail esssr-s and ssnssr hsssrs
nsst Be paid and contain sstsmp.
DR. JOHNSTON,
Members .fths Regal College ofsurg.sns Lsodsu gr.t,sis
and the rr.a.r para IL. ,psnt
t, Of London Par PHILADELPHIA. and ....h.r. h.. Of
Known; many troubled with ringing head and
sounds. Ss.Sun:.. With :%s.n, sDhns s.ns.s ..%.
timss With dsrsnEsmsnt Of mind. cured inmsdA,s
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
Ysung Men others who have injured thsm.slvss BY .
ssrsin practice ndulEsd in when Aonsa habit frsQssbdy
which ar. nightly T wen .b.n I...sP. and not cared,
renders marriage inposbs and destroys both mind and
Tho.: sad Melancholy .e.e, Ir.d,e.4
.sry habit. Of yorsh via: w;Tsns.' q ii. Bach .sd
poTsI P.lPlt.oH Of !h Heart D.P.Py N.r,ou. Ir5.s,-
sympom. Of C,on,umntio1 a. 'S'
ME fearful .f.eu on the mind are n,eA ..
efspiru Evil FOrbOdins s h-srOn fsOci.iy s.fb.us.
Love OF soltsds, mldiiy, Of The svils pro-
NERVOUS DEBLrfY-Yhs.ssndse can new Isdes VIA,
The e.r.. Of Their declining health lo.n{ h. 'Iot %.
appearance about cough symptoms Of
DISEASES or IMPRUDENCE.
when the Of pleasure fnds
he has mbibsd the seeds Of this painful dsass oss
hsppsns that tmsd Of shame dread Of dee,y
can rafon. S,frsnd him. Il. fss ,n. o..
s sus S.S b. HG f:.p Sm :
mosth Ssr month, long The smAls' fee be 90
his CALLING di.appOntm.n or BY thu us. Of that deadly
poison Mercury hasten the constitutional symptoms Of tnis
sk &c progressing with fghtful rapidly, l death puts
period TO his dreadful sus.rngs hy sending him
DR.. yOHNsoHSREMEDY FOR ORGANIC wEAENEss
AND IMPoTENCY.
fs 9G Issss
most n.r,cu. ana dsbit.t'd .hs had lest all hsPs
,mP;dIm'n5. Msrras' Phy.isa, Or Mental Di.G..-
Trembling and week.-mrs." E,ha.sa.n .ftbs mSs. f.s,fs
kind speedily cured
The MANY THOUSANDS cured stthis insutvtiso vs's
the last s.,sntssn shr' and the GrmsrOu' important esF
reporters Of tbs paPsn snd many other neues. Of
. ssh s S..: s.9 and .;9 s5: q, ,
sity, ssheisnt guarantee 10 the anietsd. Ian a,
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ASECDOTE OF METHUSELAHS DISREGARD OF
LiFE:-lt Is written in quaint old Jewish manu-
rlPt now i'm the British Museum that the oldest
81 mankind, Methuselah, did not live as long as
L. might have done. The writer SAWS that God
PROMISED MIN al dream that If he would rise up
and build bin a house his life should be pro
iohged I'VE hundred years. But he replied that
~ was scarcely worth while to build house for
so short period, and he died before he was a
thousand years old.
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II The Committee credentials in the Tex: 8
State Democratic Convention found two sets of
credentials from two separate meetings in Jasper
county. The one meeting was called as Demo-
the Cincinnati platform and the several Demo,
cratic platforms of Texas, and also repudiating
the doctrine Of squatter sovereignty as advocated
ny stephen A Douglas. The other meeting was
called a citizens meeting and this meeting
took no action recognising or endorsing the prin-
CiPles OF the Democratic party. The committee
therefore, recommended admitting to a seat in the
convention the delegate sent by the first Demo-
cratic meeting, and rejecting the application Of
the delegate from the other meeting, which report
was adopted.
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCBU,

DDD For W WItnu,
Arising from Exoesses, Habits of Dissipation,
attended wits me followins Symptoms:-
indlsposiiion to ExertlOn, Loss of Power,
v WssS Of Memory Difficulty of Brssthing,
Horror of Disease, waksf mHnss'
Ha,ysIsa Lasaitude of the Musor a. s7ssm: o''A'
D1,nss' n FFEFHstYSS; e. the Face
These SYMPTOMS, if allowed to go on, which this
fiaS9; FITS
b ON Hs OF F., Wh.fH THE pATiENT MAY EXPIRE
II S followed
Eus s: HHt
The S@$HS WIFI #f$kSEEFSIS
Requires the aid of medicine to strengthen
ws 81 s1s}sTFf r6G III
dblydo'S
TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST sKEprIcAL.
y, n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 7;
OLD OK H2HM iET!iENGEM MkkkffREED ON
e IN y, MANY Ar FEtTi0NS rEtULfHR TO
sEM d,Sl, the exrat Bqeha j. uneauaied BY
irTegularity, Painfalness, or Suppression of Gus
dislss HHsta
and for q complaints incident to the 8 x whethtr
arising from lndiscretion, Habits of Dissipation,
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF FIFE.
No :. FAMILY saS Stt!HS, 81 t'' WITHOUT 1T.
"'Sf: ri S eff R1 TUcRU
T.. q, ,,.,- SECRET I DISEASES
Little changsl Dlet Noineonv s1Genoe;
II causes frequent desire an sives STRENGTH 70
CIinate, thereby Removing distinctions W
ths cliss of diseases. and expelling all foisonoxs
Ds THo rs ms ?T GP HG,t' THoUs.yDs
and hvs pa hsF Ssa TIE yf6 II S
!Ps ssyS found they and that sn the
1RfsGKSHs hbs ssn dRy is the use oirowERFrL
N' III P PEKsHIP f:sa I FIT; s' MARRIAGE
Gss ~, HJFddMsoLDs EXTRACT BucHu for all aec
-" "' 'A'' 'A's MALE OR FEMALE.
HoW long SFn FA M IN no matter Of
htLHBssE TaE BISSh$ RIc'''''
ehH' r. s'ilist 81 NbE bs
Er,dfn,es Of the O reliable and RESPONSIBLE ehar
'' wi" 'cSiE?RRFffiHy & sF IEss's %F CURES
From, to % years STANDING,
, with :. n sSfESssSSGx s 10 n FAME.
Price 81 90 per bottle, or six for 81. 90
observation P"cheu from
DEscRIBx SYMPTOMS IN ALL COMMUNE. ATOMS
""oi oh'etd Advice Gratis.
AFFIDAVIT
persona.y appeared bsfore me- a., Alderman Of
me city OF IN, abel hia, HI. T. HELMBoLp who being
GUY sworn, doth say. his preparations co tiin no
hatcouc, no mercury, or o'her injurious cruRs
os. are purely Vegetable. H. T. HELMBOLD
November. 1854 ' ' gu ua1 VI
WI Nn +; . HIsaE s5a4:: kk, d. ss.
Address letters for information i'm Confidence 70
II; u. HELMBOLD. Chsmist
Depot, OF South Tenth st bet Cbesnnt ph,'.
IF. BSEhW q TS 3F G0UNTERFEiTs
Wb' endeayor to dispose OF THEIR own, And
OTHER" ARTICLES o. THE REPUTATION ATTAINED
Hslmbold's Genuine Preparations,
.. Extract Buchu,
q. Sarsaparia.
Improved Rose Wash.
a. FL Y - IL. WAITE, 52S Seventh STREET and =
street o''S, corner Penn avenue and Eleventh
AND Ill DSUGG JSTS FVrpvwurpE
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NAVAL--Ehe new steam corvette Pawnee now
IN course OF completion at the Philadelphia navy
YARD, is nearly ready for sea- and will make her
hrst trial trip next week. The model of this
'eautlful vessel is both new and novel She is
much sharper than any United States vessel ever
built, and instead of having dead rise like ali
line 49, 'SN
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MRS. &. symorDs, ZIG Third stree.
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 10, 1857.
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seekrsd " the Seals OF the Ecole de PAaruaet< "a
Pa,is, ard sAs Imperial COLLEGE Qf Medieiss,
rhGa, and oil physical disabilities.
., No. = completely Grad oates all traces of thoee
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the
seous and pernlcious use Of oopavIa and cubebe
mercury, thereby insurng 10 the suffsre1 .neeS =,
relief dlsgersing all impurities, and roofing out the
.TRlESEMAR, Nos, liz and 2 are prepared in IN.
sS.n OF loFense devoid Of taste and smell. and
Gases and divided into separate doses. AZ SSmin.n
Proc 4iSe s s hasmsnd, RSuI, RECORD. 90.
Ano IN ~ GASES, whereby there is eavins n Il
iel oe s haa wholesale and retail, Of DIR. BAR Row,
street. NeE York. Immediately on receivinS 81
IN na pI barrow will forward the Triesemsr
Sressed according TO the instructions Of the Vyses,
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

TOR HARPER'sFERRYAN AND WILLIAMS
PORTSThe steamer L. J..:l@A
town on MONDAYS at s .. M: foI 49,
HarRer's Ferry, and on THURSDAYS ate a m,
or Antelope, Capt. Wells. leaves GEORGETOWN on
TUESDAYS at .. m for Harger's Ferry and
Harper's cry.
NESDAYS and the Antelope on FRIDAYS for
excursion parties. mar l6-'ms
THE STEAMER JAS. GUY Will resume her
Il trips on TUESDAY, 21st of r.
IMGTON every TUESDAY ,ands
FRIDAY, at O'Clock a. m, and ALEXANDRIA
intermediate Landings. On her return trips, she
VIII Ieaye CURRIOMAN every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY, at 5 o'clOok a. m.
LCCIAN s. PAGE, Proprietor.
NATHL BOUSH, Ag't. Alexandria. fe "a
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- WASHINGTON BRANCH.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
Co,nnrs"e'~s on Monday naor~ias, October II, 1ats