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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the post-otfice at North San Juan,
November 10Th, 1860.
Allen Eph'n
Bixby Nelson A Beard John w
Barnes John Beynon Joseph 2
Beynon Benz
Cowley Marion Colley S A
Cronin Patrick Cragen James
Chase Charles Crawford S g
Clayton W S 3 Corkerry Cornelius
Caldwell r p
Devln Bryan Dorland James
! Derby M- Doyle James2
Delaney Mr. Davis Job
Davis Thomas
Eherin John 2
Folsom S w
Gowan Michael >
Hughes Elijah 3 Hermon John
Hill John Hill WmP2
Hughes Mrs J Hartford James
IIollister H Hanrahan NJ
Harps Hugh B
Jones Richard Z James Jas
Jones JohnO Jefferson Wm2
Jacob A Jackson VIM
Keith A j Kuehn Fredk
Kiley Patrick
Libby f IL. Lewellyn Jno D
Myers Benz S McEvoy James
Masterson Frank 2 McCabe John
NleduS O1IDcrC hcOIulre MISS Il A
Noriel Mary
/ Ovorbaugh Phebe E
Perry David Philip A
Peacock David Parker Warren
Randall = L Renwick CYRUS
Rolett VIM Rucker Mr
Stober L Sharrett NJ r
Sutherland John Scott Sam'l A
Torrens Frances Thelson Peter
Thatcher John Teorney Patrick
T Tremillen Henry
Vertrees VIM A
/ Wright L w Wodell Helen
Woodsum John NJ Wilson John
Wade Halsey Williams Thos'T
Webb Lewis d Wheeler A Ii
Watts IL A Wallace John
/ Williams VIM Wilcox + j
Williams L G Woodside A P
Williams John II X
GPPersons inquiring, viii please say adver-
7 tised Nov. 10th. JNO. 4: SEELY, p. VI.
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FOR SALE.

UISCK RENT,-The room fronting Main street,
n in Greens brick. at present occupied by @. Han
sen as "a Jewety store. Apply to
THE FLUME STREET DRUG STORE.
Nov. II. 1860
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GyIn Nevada county, the vote to pay the
debt, stands 5000, against 255 to repudiate.
Honesty has a big majority.
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BloomfieId Corresnonaence.

MOUNT BONITA, Nov. II, 1860
Upon taking up your issue of last week,
| was grieved in spirit to learn that had
used words or intimations so derogatory of
your friends as to hurt your feelings. And
will say, although meant fact, meant no
that trnth tod, hurts no man. Yet can
lie with great facility. l can lie a pretty
good piece of poetry; and why not lie in
prose? The osly reason is, have always
felt a preference for truth, in compounding
a letter for any of my editor friends; and IN
communicating to you Gas l hope often to
have the pleasure of doing) presume you
will hold a ready faculty to observe, that if
the truth come not blunt and direct, it lin
gers close at hand
The Humbug Flume was fully completed
few days ago, and on Monday last all who
could get 10 work, namely-W Wodell & Co.,
NARROW 4 Co., Favorite & Co., Cruce & Co.,
Tilton Co., Fulton & Co, the French Com
pany and the Dutch Compahy-began to
empty their tailiags into it; and thus far, it
works well. The French Lake Company
give one hundred inches of water gratuit-
ously, to help keep it clean, until more COM
panes get to work. when it is expected it
viii run free, with only the assistance of the
waste water of the creek.
This flume was four years in course of
construction. Upon its completion have
been based the last hopes of the major part
Of this community also for the last four
years. And now they all think, and mary
say, that money is gong to be medium,
instead of time and credit Business is
beyond doubt looking up; and the town
is improving.
Professor Skidmore is erecting a new
store house, and also cottage, with a view
of matrimony and several others are max
ing demonstrations of the same kind.
Down on the South Yuba, a few days
since, man, being jealous of his wife, be-
came sad, melancholy, and desperate, and
for change, walked into a wing dam, and
was sudocated by the density of the watery
element 20, that we should call these deli
cate creatures ours, s,and not their appetites T.
Yours, HENRY JACoB.
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(. q. or O. "a.

BIrs. yy1NSLOyy, an experienced nurse
bSS and female physician. has SOOTHING Syrup for
children teethng, by s0ening the gums. reducing all
inlanatnnwii aIlay ali pain, and is to regulate
the bowels Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
to yourselves. and rciieand health to your infants
Perfectly safe in all See advertisement in an.
other column
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L. P. FISHER, No 17115 Washington street San
Francisco, is our only authorized Agent for that
city.
RANDALL & CO., 81 street Marysville. are an
thoriZed to receive advertisements and subscrip-
tions for the Press at that place.
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Given under my hand, this 18th day of November,
a. d. 1850. II. IL FARQUHAg

DARLOR, Box and Cooking Stoves
IL just received at SMITHS Hardware Store.
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To close business account of partner We'll be-
ing certainly called home. Therefore, offer
our entire stock of
The hydraulic press., 1860-11-17

n tie Justices Court cf Eritgeporf Toans'ip, in
FIR the cognty of Aeraiu
,,s DsonJe of fIe Sf,ya of /s5gtc 4, ff n 4
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

GTPersons inquiring, will please say adver
tised Nov. 10th. JNO. 4: SEELY, p. NJ.
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STOVE AND TIN WAREHOUsE

= ''r''T' II NT'IsI' II NJ THU KIi, w,
'1hf Shscr'r Manufacturer aud dealer IA NGE> Fur
NA'fN, >l'N ~ CRATES, &c., Ia, t- The
i' uoi l" MS SOCK, comprising the extensive, ps.,
h, 10 nS i"ni m this city :sucl HATH
NrhS'H'g fri thns and Jars Ice Cream freYers blJ IN
nhh'h 'oH'lnlN, Ne together with general assortment Of
Brass, t"plcf, iappnGncd Plain Tn Nar Fr nni sam.
ihs' Amir"ns shir"ns t"al Sleeves Skntllcs. Cast pas
,Nths Skieis biscuit Bahrr., dc. Lyons pn,ut Cop,r
Lightning Rods lir, Iron and Gumclasc f,lt Roofing ,uf.
hf' S"hiing Sr PM 10 ORDER In the manner LIN and
t"rtr Pumps Tor lst"ns mud deep Wells Hydraulic Ram. for
'cs portion 81 SPRING or Brook 10 any required distance
OF 'NW"' Tor lr purpose Of irrigating lands, supply nr
pw'llE Railroad Stations, Nc with
"a'r rnmhng and ,,as Fitting and material, kl-
sch rs Lead and Iron Pipes II, lans Water Closets lih
Tubs, shower baths Washbasins Beer PUMPS Counter Nash
BASIN stop AMI h locks Sheet Lead and all pertain
ing Ia HE hitting mp pipes ft conducting and cold water
Gas aud steam, ~ III, n'~ complete mtnnur
- IN tnie l.sa and American Shceron 2inc WIRE uch
TN, sl"ltc Bucket Ears, Riviis, Ne furnished Ia HI ~ nj
The lowest rates All work aud material warranted To rc
lsnci - "
Orders by mail faithfully executed as il attended 10 in ,r.n
J's"n {. :. BLISS.
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!. 49, i"at II, lie death ~ the Great M.
,lonal l'emocrati" Party we lose u friend that W.
nave chung To closer than Lrother--,hat we now
nave n" claim on the public Treasury for election.
, cering purposes for the future-that the Slavery
agitation will cease and the Union cannot now
be saved -"
Kes'lved. That the few remaining members O,
The once Great National BEN. atir Party wear
cape ON the tsh arm for the spa q! 8 "a :, as
tnken OF rasnect for the deceased
Resolved, That we tender our deepest syn,ra,hies
the surviving friends Of the deceased in the ,,d
bereavement that has untimely dcpr,el them
OF the public plunder."
Resolved. That the Secretary transmit To the
President of the United States copy If these PR.
ceedings.
Resolved, That as n matter of cnur,e MI Dem.
cratic papers deprived Of the patronage ., tie
Government must cease their Iallsati,n that
these proceedings he published IN the Rich.
mond Wing. Culle.er Observer and Alexan.
dria Gazette
The Chairman and Secretary hin. too n,ucl,
overcome by grief the meeting n.l.sutned without
motion.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.


Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
THIS preparation II certain for all diseases
M@ efthe lAro,t and lungs, Coughs. Colds, Brorchi
ia W,eepsnd Cough, Hob, fsoiIsnt fonsnmp tion, Dc
In confirmation -, the highest medical authority that "ton
sumption cfs be ased numerous instances complete
i"ra"n r" this tseasc by the OF the DRm be-
The following lci,r rece, ed frm Colonel Markham,
the Brlish arm, md shows the estimation IA which thu liasan
oi Wild Cherry l. held abroad
FikR ho1ri, isir nr wianr, ENGLAND, Sept SO, i>ah
htr-l have daughter IN delicate Of hcalth who
has think received signal benefit from Dr Wsats Hlsa
OF Mid hcr. three h~ OF which hs her bro
ier !" canada Please put SIX bottles nui forward them
by HE hs steamer Ia southampton Liverpool,
mud IN at convenient, with " medicine You
he $" good NJ Ia send We have searched London IN
vain GeiicNc INT yours, truly,
WI. MARKHAM.
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s'srIE OF REsrEcr.-At meeting of the citi-
f., OF Orange County, irrespective Of party, held
we Court House OF said County. on Monday
y motion. Col. John ii. Lee was called to
~ AIR, and VIM. b. Sanford appointed Secre.
,"e Chairman, on taking his seat, stated the
sh the meeting in few Solemn and applo-
s', s remarks. VIM. F. Gordon, Esq. Of ALI
A. being called for. next addressed the mee;-
Tn aaa at the conclusion Of his speech, the fol-
70 Preamble and resolutions were. or ought to
W been, adopted:
"lhr,s, In the Providence If an All-Wise and
so I h 3uler.who disposes all things well and to
hal, 'ehesta we bow with reverential submission
vm meased God to destroy what was tnce
Il, ona as the Great National Democratic Party,
easn.n 'ne US of from free access t. the publ,
A'ury Therefore
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LATEST NEWS RI TELEGRAPH.


BALTIMORE. July 2.--f!our quiet. Howard St.
81. Wheat unchanged. Corn steady, White
Us 10 Il. Pr,visions duh, Mess Polk Ii. Whis.
key duh n. COY.
NEW ioNk. July Cotton steady. Flour de.
eined 8 cents, Southern unchanged. Wheat
heavy, New Virginia White 20 Corn LAYER.
NJ xei G5l II Glt. Pork heavy. Mess Is II to
rs ~. PRIME II 50to l3 so. Lard firm at l2l
sugars qne' Turpen.ine dull at 4Oto 5. Res,
unchanged
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GoNE AwAY.-A great many Of our young PEG.
ple, of both sexes. have gone away To enjoy the
have gone to either Lexington or Charl ttcsviilc.
A large party. some twenty in number, left on the
packet boat yesterday morning fur the former
place. and othors had preceded them. Several
parties have ais, gone to Charlottesville. Wcwish
them every possible enjoyment that they could
anticipate.
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To the Intelligent.

m :s- ALL Diseases arise from end In impury of the
S.E blood No matter how called, enc cured 10y
vegetable rurgat,rs Which do only NIP bud"
actually eApcl the foul humors which produce dreaded
ache, tie loorcuA aud rheumatism well as liver anron-
pain in the side aud general and upon the
least .xeIlien. Nay, BEANbEErirS PILLS ou, cure
htc affections, bat asn asthma aud all curnlo affections al
The lungs well recent colds aud c"nghs Even cosunp-
"n and bleeding of The lungs hn,e often been cured h them
Eememlrr, BEANpKE1lIS FILLS have trial years
duration, and warranted purc vegetable, and incapable
uJurng the tcn,rcsi age Weakest frame 1h"~e
recommends but e!F Virtues surpHss ouloVy. The, must he
used 10 be fully appreciated sold principal onlce NJ" IVA
Canal street. Ttrr - cents box jc ! lm
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THEOLOGICAL SEMrNARY.-The ordination dis
course, on Friday, was delivered by the Right
Eev. Bishop Meade. The following candi
dates for orders were ordained deacons Fran
e' +. Arnold and Thomas II. Cullen, Of the dio-
,ese of Pennsylvania; James B IIerrick, Divid
Lee, David II. Pannill and Peter Tinsley, of
ne diocese Of Virginia, and James E. Romans, Of
me diocese Of New York. Mr.. 2. Brush Of the
.ocese OF Massachusetts,. a member II the same
'a's, will be ordained in his own diocese. MIR.
anes Saul, of Virginia. also graduate Of this
sar' was ordained ly Right Rev Bishop Meade.
The llth of May last, Rev. John Cosby, #
4e diocese Of Virginia. deacon, was ais" ordained
nest A sermon was delivered Leure the mis-
mary sosiety Of the. Seminary. by Rev. X. b.
aune. Of Mediterranean other before the ALUM
+" ny Rev. Fred. S. Wiley. Of New York.
me new buildings Aspinwall. Bob en- and
'ale llalls-will be completed next winter
Nc number of students. including q class pre-
""'fy to the regular theol gical course,is sixty
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Singers Sewing Machines.
REAT success always the conclusive proof Of
men Judged by this test there Is n" nbor sa'ing machine
before the public comparable 10 Singers sewing Machines
Amer establishing the highest reputation IN tie United state.
France, where they carried of the highest Premium
great manufncory them has been buiii Ia Paris
In every branch Of industry in which to lie done
these machines he used With mrnse rohi A. the speed
Of the Railway train II 10 travelling foot ing with
Singers Machines compared with thanksgiving No aiJr.
shoemaker drcssakcr carriage trimmer sadr haticr Axe.
&c should not le wiih., The ti! i;. g: shg
these machines, regularly employ Is one Thousand Doiars
In all private families where there IL mur l."
be done these machines invaluable assistance Planters
and hotel keepers find them Particular! and profit
able These machines simps In their construction and
strong and Durable being the only kind ut sewing Ma
chine made by which rort of work or fine
could be perfectly executed Thousands 1 interior and worth
less Machines have been made aud soi under Various
but Singers Machines alone n,c bean found
where 10 satisfy the wants Of the people
Plain printed instructions for using are s"t with ea" ma
chine, from which readily neqn. the art OF
glng them. The machines packed secured, I"
formation, WILL application by letter at cier Of our Off
forward copy Of l. NJ. Singer Cos Galctte, pnie'
wholly devoted to the Sewing Machine interest.
I'M SINGER & co,
Principal Office, No 1873 broadway, New YORK
Branch OYFCEsNo A Hanover ST., B'snB NO 81 Chap
81 ST. New Haven. CL;Glover,le N Y: No. IA Broad ST.
Newark, NJ J No. 1f2 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia No. l05 Bal
timore st., Baltimore No 32 Westminster st. Providence, l.
l.; No. East 4th St. Cincinnati; M. IL North 4h St, 81
Louis No 81 81 Charles ST. New Orleans No 20 Daupbin St
Mobile ldee 24-d&ets.l
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The FouRTH.-We return thanks 10 the Com.
mittse for polite invitation to attend the militia
ry celebration Of the Fourth. to take place at tie
Fair Grounds t.morrow. Extensive preparations
are being made. and a delightful time is expected
IL will be seen that the grafton will be delivered Mt
the Grounds instead of ut Holeombe Hall as here.
t,f,re announced
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CITY AND stats AFFA1Rs.

Pay TO THE CoNNoswEALfH's ArroRSer.-At
the Hastings Court yesterday. an order was made
to summon oil the Aldermen 10 appear at the next
term of the Court to consider the prop-icty of
increasing the compensation Of the Cammnn-
weal,hs attorney. The present incumbent is an
able and faithful officer, and should be literally
rewarded.
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A GREAT INvrxTlox.-L. Waddel IT, and w
H. Waddel of this place. have within n few days
patented "car couple" which is destined. in the
opinion of all practical men, who have examined
it, to supercede all other contrivances for uniting
railroad cars.
The invention is most ingenious, simple in con-
structon, and strong. We will not undertake to
describe it. But this much can say. that hy
its use a train of any number Of cars can be ecu
lled by simply backing them together and boy
ten years old, standing upon the platform of a
passenger car, or on top of freight car, ont Of
all danger, can unc"nple single ear, or an en-
tire trair, either when in motion or standing still
-on level or on n grade. No backingor stack
ing up Of the train is necessary before uncoup-
ling. And Ivy the use of this invention. an cng-
neer seeing danger ahead. could detach the whole
train as easily and quickly as he could sound the
steam whistle, and thus prevent a catastrophe,
from dra gginS the train after the locomotive off
The track, an obstruction.
In the hands Of a yankee this patent right
would be an immense fortune. We understand
that our townsman. j. D. Imboden, ESQ. has pur-
chased an interest in it, and the exclusive right
for FIVE years to control and sell the patent right
throughout tie United States. Mr.. Imhodcn is
how ia Richmond, making arrangements to put it
uroO all the Railroads in Virginia, and in few
lays will proceed to Baltimore to have it tried on
the Baltimore and Chic Il. Il.
This is great Southern invention. and we hope
@see it come speedily into universal use rs it
would if some yankee had discovered it.-Staun-
lon SPEC.
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MORE LiGnT.-The Street COMMITTEE If the Com
mon Council are having adlioral tas ll,rps cree
ted along Church Street An act 81 racuiatcd To
rebound to the public nlShtenmcnt is worthy d.
all praise and comnienlation. TLeCanmt,ee are
doing wise act.
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DIED

Ga Thursday. June 2Srh. at thu residence of hi4
grandfather. VIM. W. Scott. Nnur, infant son
Of Vim. Edward and Adelaide T. : cen. aged 6
months and l3 dnys
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Davis Pain Killer

n - Tu flHEf DAVIS " son bear Sirs-I f., /
kR hnlr, io Md morr Testimonial of the ,alu, Ut
Pain KILLER Ia The thousands all
Of The world "a the Sth NJ this month fll from second
doorway Ia the pnNemcnt-, striking IN iro aud huls
then, SEVERELY ns" ainng The gamehls oi The anklcr Nh.n
carried home m, feet black nnl oc, and the pain
intense as 10 van" tuniing. immediately npp. rRin
Miller, nnl continued Ia Ito 81 nj ncf,AlNo nhuut minute
HE second day N" appearance reuns yellow. with III
Tie or Ia paiu, and 10 DAY eau walk With Ia sotr
Yours Respectfully, l. Stt,bll /, High -
Providence, Ma, l2th, 1sai.
The linen fun Ia, uf the lain kilrr Ia easily
mlnA ID A Mlslin.. Il m Ll..lhnl Vim
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How To SEE THE GREAT EasTERN-Thc ca sest
thing in the world Go to Mes-rs. Lee, Rookie q
Tayior's No. los Main Street, and ask theu Tor
u ticket to New York and back. They will give
YOU one which will secure vonr passage over the
Southsidc Road to City Point. thence 10 New
York per the jamestown, Roanoke or Yorktown
and back, for a sum Internationally small consl-
ering the distance and the accommodations Ar
rived at the great metropolis, the Big Ship is be
fore you-,hat wonderful triumph of genius and
enterprise whose vast proportions have astonshel
the whole world 1t will amply repay the trouble
aid expencctp look IN the monster. The TIN. too
BY sea is pleasant one, aff,rdng much to inter
est us mountain ubhers. Those who may have
the time ami the small sum Of money necessary to
spare could scarcely employ item to better al an
tage than by making this excursion.
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FIRST OF THE SEAsnS.--The first new wheat of
the sold in Petersburg, Va, Friday, at
81 40. The wheat red. and was grown ut o.
P lay lor's ia m, in Granville county, N. c.
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Prepared by :. W FoWlE n 60, BOSTON, aud for sale
William A. siroher 20, mud John II Sra,, L. nchhur
{. rugh ,nmrhr e. H.; and hy all Druggists nnd dealers
medicine throughout The country. " lw
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Mass I,icOrice

Mass Licorice.
Oh HALF and WHOLE Cas.s Stamford" Lcorice-For
81 sale by LEE, ROOKIE ~ TAYLOR,
III No. 1875 Main Street
CEMPLE's lNFALLIBLE BAKING POWDERS, and Sta
= bier a Jones, equally lniallible .,.
For sale by olADLEh JONES.
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Runaway.

Runaway.
DJTNAWAY from the subscriber about the latter part OF
IL Nav a MULATTO GIRL about seventeen years old, OF
medium size black eyes, black brows and tocrahy long
black hair which generally keeps plated Her given name
Is Henrietta she well to the ia q Of Eese she
il sunpose to be enciente will give reward of so for her
arrest i'm Lyncburg taken and secured Richmond
mr. AID IN the State so thai get her
gain. RICHARD JON 49,, ~. ~ ,''' y.
je 30-3t Appohat.oA ~, Va
New No. 8 Mackerel.
90 pARPFIS New No q Mackercl-For sale By
EU LIEF, ROOKIE n TAYLOR,
an. lO5 Main Street.
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~ "
Uk'all They elegant, rasy, hight aud durable.
Fitting taa charm nanUning up hhud-nn shrinking on
the hend indeed this h the only Establishment wlnre these
things propcrl, Understood and made lG Bond street
New York. IsMrAro uah l3-,lAclN
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TO LAND BUYERS AND SELLERS.

TU LAND BU ERS MD SEkLEkSs
FINE undersigned have established at Amherst cou ious
l. agency for thd
Sale and Purchase of Estates
real and personal They propose buy sell artcs,
drawing and attending to te execution Of all papers, eccis
o payments &c, the REAsoSABLE They
hand for sale the following farms in An,lerst
sA Acres, Si3 Acres, go Acrrs.
PAS Acres, 800 Acres, 2l2 Acres,
4l2 Acres, 2l1 Acres, leo AcreA
$40 Acres, va Acres, $50 Acres,
$50 Acres lying In different parts ii The County.
In Nielsen 1898 Acres, In Nelson 1883 Acrca
In Bedford $40 Acres, and In Campbell Acres
tY We have an increased number A particular descr,.
lion Of these Farms will be sent any
az Address WHITEHEAD & Hall. NJ Am,srsi u,so
THOMAS WHITEHEAD
Jan T-dAciy JAMES ID. HALL
I EsLIE's MONTHLY FOR JULY,
IL Je sIs AT CREEDs
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w ordS OF Caution.

A. If Ia il rea,irrs wells an,l
Wy syringe Throughout the country had been poisoned, aud
thai had dsV,t,d unillc Ia IL, effects
that would not gladly avail themselves o discovery with
thr hop, of aNrrting death II tell
had discovered ne al treasure enough Tor them and aud
that prepared 10 snrc with tler, not would refuse
all 10 fortune But MS health valuable riches,
no" murl NOR gtahcl should they be 10 carn that II gr,al
thu H. curative pnMrr> Iiulu certain light mud
darhhrsH Need vt gNc ynn @lH,t-t II rn thu pro
prl'pr HAk HIS III ile and examine The rias Of
certificates iro al section" at The south oi who
been cured e bYsppsdb by liz all healing properties Among
then VIII So t Vouchers oi old nn young made aud m
male r>I"ng s llrfeN 10 ihe skies, md hcsSing iro,i
drn'c lufI Is curative l"Wuts, But lis confined
To- ls"~i1 NcNnG, Headaches Yield ron 10 lis powers
urrl icH become uckened and nlo active y It's inil
N"aI >t"nnol mall healthy hy Ills ncnirazng ef
fleets. Indigestion disappears When II enters the lr
Dafrl'a cannot resist IL tonic And tuern Itself,
when met by these rrtEa, Is promptly dsnrned and becomes
harmless, thousands of have certified wlu used
lSI9 and ~, Wien iat stourgc de, The
BAKERS BlfGERS will n" remedy all the ills of humanity
but such diseases caused by ir stomach
Oily Yield /" its strengthening ELECTS. and speedily
the An VIM need tonic should Try IT, aud bc
their Judges u H. virtues
For bale hs all IA" Druggists in I'nclhnrg, and by NIL the
principal Druggists In The city III Iolnond nud esn
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H. e.: II. Ntabit y Go, Baltimore, Nd. H. d. Mlr Go,
inglpi. Ny. and Barnes ~ Park N. y.
orIt rs filled h! addressing j.. BAKER Proprietor,
lib Il -d4cts Hi,hmonl, VA.