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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-08-23
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
TERMS, CASH!

NE HAVE A LARGE STOCK. and are
w selling AT low prices for CASH and we
should be pleased to receive orders for goods
IN our line, which will receive prompt attcn-
ton. We offer for sale at low prices for cash :
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-08-23
What Everybody Wants.
THE FAMILY DOCTOR :

CONTAINING
Sample Remedies, easily oJtaiaed, for he Cure Q,
Disease IN all tOrats.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-08-23

TNHE FOLLOWING WORKS were recon-
l. mcnded for general use in the Common
Schools and other Institutions of Learning in
the State of Iowa:
Sanders Readers.
Wells Chemistry, Price $l,OO.
Wells, Philosophy, $l,OO.
Wells Science of Common
Things, IS cts.
Gray's Botanical Series.
Wilson's Histories.
Robinson's Geometry.
Robinson's Surveying.
Spencerian System of Pcnman-
ship.
Hitchcock's Geology.
Bradbury's Series of School
Music.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-08-23
TRANSFORMERS

VI Hallett Davis, in Boston; of A. II. Gale
CO., in New York, and others.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-08-23
wall PaDcr,

of the most desirable STYLES -thc largest stool
III Northern lnwt-at the lowest possible phi
ccs also Window Curtains and Fixtures
Cords Tass,ls Sr
, 1860-10-05

By the arrival of the Elisa anderson, yester-
day, we have copies Of the British COtUnis'
of the I'd and 81 inst, for which we are indebted
to the polteness Of Capt Fleming. We clip the
following items from the papers Of those dates -
Mr.. Jas. A. McCrea has been elected Chief
and Mr.. Nathan Koshland Assistant Engineer oi
the Victoria Fire Department
The schooner Langley left our harbOr on MOr'
day afternoon, for an exploring expedition to
the Northwest Coast. She Is manned by q crew
Of six men, whose purpose il is to thoroughly
explore the coast for precious metals as far as
Sitka. She is fitted up with two 3-pounders
and years provisions and the leader Of the
party is the celebrated " Sebastopol," Russian,
well known AZ q successful prospectOr on Fraser
River. We shall hear from the party from time
to time, as their explorations progress.
George +. Mas, late proprietor Of the Gd:dte,
was taken to prison last night by virtue Of
writ Of ne sIedt, issued on complaint Of parties
who allege that he Il indebted to them in the
amount Of $ll00. Mas was taken into custody
by the little deputy; and, after vain search for
security, was committed to Jail.
A miner, from Prince Albert's Flat, last week
left 90 ounces Of gold dust at the Government
Office, New Westminster, for the purpose Of
having 1t assayed. When be called Er the bar,
however, the next day, he only received "a
ounces. An inquiry was instituted, and the re.
manning 20 ounces were panned out Il ON among
the ashes Of the furnace. Upon examination,
the crucible in which the gold had been assayed
was found 10 have q hole in It through which
the precious metal had escaped.
, 1860-10-05

A GREAT CrT.-The census Of New York is
completed, but not announced, as il will Tequire
a week longer to arrange and classify the TetuTuS
But the Marshal estimates the total population
at s62,257. The population in 1850 was 5,5,-
547, showing an iucreasein ten years Of 347,7lO.
The value Of tho real and personal property is
set down at $7O2, 100000. One Of the wards
contains 94,54s people,. The down town wards
have decreased, but several Of the up town ones
have more than doubled. We have not seen
the population Of Brooklyn estimated, but SUI :
pose that II will exceed 100000, which, added
to New York, will make the city more pOpulOus
than Paris, which is the second city In Europe.
As Brooklyn is, in fact, part Of New York,
ninetenths Of her people doing business there, it
should be counted with Now York.
, 1860-10-05

Inefficient POsTNAsrERs We understand thai
during the past week several bags Of mail matter
intended for Portland, have been left along the
overland route between this place and Yrvka, in
consequence Of some Of the pOstmasters neglect.
ing to be on hand upon the arrival Of the stage.
[rhc above is from the Portland Daily Aduer.
tiSer Of the goth uIt It is complaint number
one, and has not come any sooner than We antic.
ipated. The first time drafts or treasure to the
amount Of thousand dollars or upwards are
sent BY the overland route, we expect to hear Of
mail or express robbery. By the way, we
have had no mail for three weeks from Calfor-
mia, and we wish the negligent pOstmasters
would hurry up the matter that belongs 10 us.
We arc fearful it will sprOut before We get it,
, 1860-10-05

Prisonment in the Pententiary, and pay costs Of
prosecution. For the prosecution, y. +. Ken.
dali; for defence, Frank Clark.
The ROBINSON FANiLY.-Ths popular dra.
matte troupe left Stcilacoom this afternoon, after
stay considerably protractod beyond the orr
ginal design Of the head of the company, owing
to disnppointments respecting the music neces.
sary in their performances. During their so.
journ here they made hosts. Of friends BY their
admirable social qualities and their FREQ inter.
course with our citizens. Laying aside all en-
barrassing restraints, they mingled without re.
serve with the people, and depOrted themselves
in such manneT as to win an esteem for their
private character quite equal 10 the admiration
which their professional excellence inspires.
Their visit TO this place will long be remembered
with pleasure. While wishing them happiness
and prosperity elsewhere, VIC cannot but express
the hope that the time will not be long ere we
shall again have an opportunity to see them in
SteilaeOom.
, 1860-10-05

: MvHns~ oS' Sus ovn"sNs'e poO%us a disPatol'
from Visalia, Sept 9lst stated that passenger
had beeen murdered by Wash Jacobs, the road
agent, at the first station east Of Fort Yuma.
Jacobs was drunk, and the passenger, alarmed
at his awkward driving, wanted to get out, when
Jacobs dragged him out Of the stage, shot him
twice and threw the body in the bushes. A
Peddler who happened to pass was also knocked
down and beaten by the furious ruiIian.
, 1860-10-05
NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE THAT
they desire all persons Indebted To them to call make
settlement With rsierrce 10 prompt payment, wheat OATS
rye and cattle will he bought account.
We further give notice a desire 10 Stop giving credit
TO enstomers and that, while regret inability nc
eonnOdAe them, feel Il would be unjust to ourselves 10
continue the system longer.
Hence, We hope viii solicit credit hsFeaneE.
>. MCCAIN T. co.
seTlRcoon, Sept. 2I, 1SGI 2Otf
, 1860-10-05


The following gentlemen were duly elected,
tried, empahnellr1, sworn aud charged as Grand
Jurors ~. NJ. Chapinanr Eorelnan; Isaac
Woolery, Robert Thompson, Stephen Judson,
+. N. Byrd, ThOs. TOentire, Frederick Eisen-
beis, Henry Murrey, A. Z, Lowell, Geo Brown,
W, u. Vaughn, Abial Morrison, W. d. Van
Buren, J. ID. laman, and Sherwood 5. Bonncy.
CIVIL CASES.
| r, II. Parker VS.. j. W. Joncs-Action OH
prOmissOry note for $lI2, with interest at 2 per
cent, per month. Dismissed on plaintiffs mo-
ton at defendants cost Counsel for plaintiff,
Frank Clark.
Vim. H. Diggs VS.. W. d. Van Buren-ActiOn
on promissory notes one for $ll2, with inter-
est at 9 per cent. per month, and another for
$75, with interest at per cent per month.
Def nrlant demurred to plaintiffs complaint
d. murrcr sustained, and plaintiff directed to
amend complaint. The case was subsequently,
dismissed ut plaintiff cost. For plaintiff, Frank
CLARK for defendant, b. =. Kendall.
VIM. II. Wood, administrator Of the estate Of
7. $, hrJter, decd, vs.. Philip keach-This was
an action to recover 5000 1t appears that
SchrOter, as managing me Der Uf the late firm
Of f. Scroter & Co., held a prOmissOry note
against Mcssrs. Scranton & Hunt Tor $3.50, with
interest thereon at the rate Of 8 per cent. per
month, from the LIST Of March, 1855. Mr..
Schroter handed this note TO defendant to col
ec.. AtcI NV ocuIo'eI uea.", tno 1Au','.e ":,
Sv % %ss~d"n, r rcce. ~" D. s,n;HIt aS Scr,rsoS
Hunt This receipt showed that defendant took
the note for collection. Defendant collected 5000
from Scranton, and plaintiff sues to recover it.
Defendant claimed that Mr.. Schroter was indebt-
ed to him, and that the note against Scranton 4
Hunt was given to him as security. A trial by
jury was had, and verdict given for defendant.
For plaintiff, Frank Clark for defendant, W.
II. Wallace and Elwood Evans
VIM. W. Miller vs. A. Y. LoweI, W. ID:
vaughn and Ihos NJ. Chamoers-Coniesslon OF
Judgment. Judgment against defendants Tor
S0ye.24 ana interest at per cent. per month
and costs, with stay Of execution for three
months. For plalntlii, frank Chrk.
Richard Fiander and a. p. Delin were ad-
mitted citizens Of the United States, by tins
Court on the 18Th;
WIN. NJ Randall vs.. w. b. hankln-Actlon 10
recover S93l lor services rendered as clerk for
defendant, who was Register Of PubliS Lands IN
against defendant. For plaintiff, B: +. Kendall
J. W.Jones, appellant vs.. Geo Byrd, appellee
appeal from Justices Court Geo. Parkinson,
Esq, =. p. Judgment OF the Court below af-
tirmed with costs. For appellant, VIM. II. Wal
lace; for appellee, Frank Clark.
| Rvrd Acaior ~, nroD,;.eoy,, ,,,aa c. oos0 and
;,:,eresf a. ner eent ner r,onth Ja.IrTssnt bv
SsisrIt scainst dessnddnts Far Dls;n,sF Fr.nk
1Nark ''' 9~'''''''' r,-''' -'''-
james Cawley vs.. Luther J, Keact-Forecio-
sure Of chatteI mortgage. Dvlcndent eaye Main.
tff ehattel MORTGAGE as security ioT S2eI 10
Soa ~. h.eres. GS per cent per month. Dsten-
in favor of plaintifI ami the mortcaved nroSert1
ordered sold. For plaintiff. Frank clark.
i johnson MuIkev va patricl, Ro,,Ier- FIRE.
| ,----r- -'.--~s -
, 1860-10-05

NOTICE! NOTICE!!
THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES THIS METHOD
70 inform hepuhne gcneray that be has rSnloVOdO his
NEW STORE " The head NJ
7 WHARF,
Directly oppOsi his dwelling house, where he win eneavor
to do business up brown find necessary, changing my
locality to also change mode Of doing business have
heretofore given unlimited credit ever body who asked
Tor an indefinite number Of years. and nd that By 90 doing
have not only crippled business but have made enemies
o. those whom have asked for settlement In future shall
do business on cash or aydown system and that no
person VII have she mpudenee Ia ask me for credit,
An persons who know themselves be Justly indebted 10
me must come and make seienent or er accounts
mistake. I win net sell rOods on credit. :
steIacOOm, Sept 9Th, 1880. 9oti
, 1860-10-05
AMBRoTYPEs.

THE UNDERsIGNED. HAVING LATELY
completed and led up magnificent Gallery Ia The Fsar
Of IT, q MlAnren store, In stsaeoom b now prepared o
take PICTURES IN an the latest styles.
N:n.-FarD Produce taken In exchange for Pets.es.
, 1860-10-05

Ueavr.-Washineion Territory has acquired
A nfiilion a one hmily 70 her population BY
ths emigration Of he past season. se ~.
rhs sboyo 4 from lhe Portland Daily Adusr-
a.sr q DC 1Dlh ut How much truth L con-
l.ins. our readers IN this Territory know quite
asusn !. ue DO. from the het that most Of the
Isiduniu q more than : years standing are
csrni.int q constant new settlements through
oal he ysur IN thiir vicinity, IN every county
n lhs Territory. In thls county We can enum-
ulu,, rons twelve o. hlesn families, (most Of
hen Irom Osugon) independent of sirsls men
fon California and Oregon, % The number Of
f1,y o. any, nII Of whom have become perma-
nsni ntroIa Thc increase q PoPqlpton has
rons On increasingly ioi shs l.attN years, and
/, ,.lr.d||r gaining strength What Is true q
49, - -f -. @di-sent
aat .Illlr lion lhs mo1t reliable information,
.nd lnsa lon personal observation. The lnts
r.u.u, .l|oss an Increase Of 100 per cent in The
~ ino 1raIS n1 compared with the known
ploul.ian h 1o58 So much for the above
1|. statement
, 1860-10-05
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TUE UNpERsEeNED. HAVING nEEn AP-
nf. deoenlsd by The Hon Probate CouTI d erc- couy
hereby nrel notice % al peFons having enms agnnsi
ea n.e 70 prs.nt e same % a my resdeaue pro
ne date Of & noteo oF they Wn Be forever baFrsd aud
Al psrlons Indebted 10 said Estate requested make
imnedlais payment and save cost.
A. J. nUn0E, AdulnIlFafnr,
a<Ilaeoom. w. T.. ssva. Issh. isss.' ~ '' -ipi
, 1860-10-05
NOTICE.

+ ID. LAllAH ~ MY DULY AUTHORIZED
- allnInly = raglre nuen acconnln A. due and paga.
~ % ne, gh aul.rI 70 lnr and cueet tl nIni, 4
pumaly pah Ihuss Indebted u lhuIuoFs iaks iluly
u.snns and ass thsm.sEss he costs and szpgnlsl q
D. LIaAS nay b band Il any Tine as Ne suss once
1Isu ia wfzfDROoK.
, 1860-10-05

Tr...rn Chief Justice McFad-
q. |..t ocs.sion, during ths session q ihe last
Co.I| hrfI. % ~ uell.merii1d compliment
(, or Sheriff. EsbeFl b. Tucker, Esq, and %
n, r.nl.n1n conpo1'ns he several juriss; the
Al &, n. aciliiy N lhs discharge Of his duties,
"a n. ~ g. ne Intelligence which marked
Or .l.I.c,a. T6s time has sone by hr
r..1sd Iu,',.. aad h.d men mus, beware
, 1860-10-05
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
sfrIElCuun. VT, FRIDAY, OCT. S 1850.

AxswknnD. .--In reply TO our paragraph headed
"a Physician wanted," " in last weeks issue, we
have resolved very gratifying letter from Hon.
P.ul'K. HubbS conveying the Information thai
q aphyslran of many years practice and marked
uAIiiy L even now preparing to come 70 this
pi.ce hpm California. Not the least pleasing
mi q tIIe announcement made BY Mr.. Hubbs
i de Ihrt that this physician has not only an
accomplished wife, but also large family Of sons
md dnuehlers, who win accompany him, lie
was written % some six weeks since, in regard
o coming here, and Is thought TO have started
e. dis A cordial welcome awaits him.
, 1860-10-05

In.,lnclL-lho Robinson hmily hsorsdour
r'||.... viii four performances during The past
va. 40 q which iook pllea in he garrison,
= hs s1'|c'nlio1of o. ioms Of Re officers stationed
|..... Ihl11 Of lbs houses which greeted them
~. simply good he ourth, On Wednes-
E.1 .l.a'a1. ne ocrasion of Mr. 1Robinson's
t.1.1|. IIol.l banplf; ne andiohes being
...., |1,1 On ny hinlr evening. There SEEMS
{. B. |||'. .| no ,hs|tntn| 10 lhe desire % see
1.M' "a |h.|I r1l,r|nlnnenls arc witnessed
wa . I.1a Il|'.h non - a lrll. he gilled
..1' r0, my truly b, t.s,ldsd as prodigy
81 I|rr..Ir' continues 70 gain On the admiration
u o. .1,'|1lI q hlI genius y displayed in new
I....n1n' 81. 111 rlruaiy attained po1i.
1.a ~ t.yoad n.ii1.I|ly. and only requires use
"a .rrrI'1nca 70 rn,bi6 her 70 iaks ne very
A. |.1k n h1r profession. The other msm-
1.|I q q, ciupnny h.rs Al ncguiiled them.
..|41. cclI|.tIy b supporting lhs lsading char.
.1|.It ]. b and cIan Robinson laking the
I,.1 h popaI.r hFof. They DO everything well
a.. ual.II1Is, ,. B. us le1pld e comedian
q I,& l.|l a11||y -aluAl % he bet now On
.. .. ..lf IL. ". 4
, 1860-10-05

A E1.s. ClsE-Ihe Pion,.f and D.notrai Of
h. r.|. |,E11 W lhlso columns IN giving the
I.Il'cl|IIl md discussing he m6Iils q he de-
I.0.|.1 q q. yoaAs llago q lisI. Tilion, IN
V|.|1I|.. b. ~ British lulhoiillos. Such con-
1url On n, pali q Her naiosiy's subjects Of
T',',I|a b no| n.'shbolly. % n1y he least q II
~, l.h1 Ban probably thinks hat Is The sys-
l.& q 1I..Inr nis.1In from he South Is soofsn
....|'.s1 and I5'll.led IN he Northern States Of
4, un|on' lhtlc Is 20 reason Why he should no.
r..r''rs h 1crr. when opportunity olerA Thcas
a1o c.nI.npl.l, bringing dnrkisa here from The
e.a|h nII IhcI,rls Tie warning 0urproxim-
nr 10 he British POSSESSIONS On thi1 coast afford
Ih1 sane tc|I'l'rl % an underground railroad
Dat Ih1 c.n,als DO On he Atlantic.
, 1860-10-05

T.14r1.s AlirEipri-AI Hill Be- ssenby
d. .1r.I|'I1n1nl h1a1li Notics % Inzpay-
... 3 n .1o|I1I c1'1nn. ~ Init nzsd ~ pay-
'. n. .rr1 % ~ COMFY Trrnsursr wIllsxpire
q. .' ..'H |n.|nnl. aIlE uhi1h dals 10 pr
c.I Vi. b. .ll1l b ~ oisin1l nmount and
a. r.| .|..n |1 ne chuil fr cd'luciion. So
:. d, T. .a.. I'D 1.ln % extra az.
, 1860-10-05

FAITH, HOPE, CHARITY, JUSTICE AND INDUSTRY.
A Industry Camp No. ., 10. sf X, p te,s
4EIsk In stellaeOom the sseond and fourth lenda ,
evening. " each mSnlA All cOHPanASBs u Eeall
standing are inVltsd V attend
, 1860-10-05
THE PUGET SOUND HERALD

W. San - psa.s - stamlih mAtr Of vessels and otiers,
edward bauBd, Uh ass Of The HSaAnO, on apF'eaaon
q thls OncN
, 1860-10-05

\ term Of the District Court for Pierce
County was held in Stcilacoom during the week
cnding Saturday, 22d mlt, Chief Justice o. b.
McFari'len presiding; W. II. Wood, Clerk and
b, +. Kendall, Esq, Prosecuting Attorney.
The following gentlemen were duly elected,
tried, cmpahnerd, sworn aud charged as Grand
Jurors ~. NJ. Chapmanr Eoreman; Isaac
Woolery, Robert Thompson, Stephen JudsOn,
r. n. Byrd, Thos. TOllentire, Frederick Eisen.
Leis, Henry Murrey, A. {, Lowell, Geo. Brown,
W. d. Vaughn, Abial Morrison, W. d. Van
IIurcn, J, D. 1.aman, and Sherwood S. Bonncy.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-07

The PExRERroN MILL Loss.-By mutual agroe-
msnt, the claim of the Pembsrton Mill Manufac-
turing Company on the several insurance COM
panies having policies on their mill at Lawrence,
which was destroyed by falling on the 10th Of
January last, and afterwards burned, was sub
mitted to reference consisting Of j. w. Balch,
Esq, Of tho Boylston Insurance Company, Bos-
ton, j. Y. Smith. Esq, Of Providence, and d.
A. Heald, ESQ.,, Of the Home Insurance Compa-
ny of New York. These gentlemen, after long
and patient consideration, have awarded tho
company the sum of $93,S7b, amounting to
% 1.2 per cent of the total insurance.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-07

A LONDON PAPER TO BE DISCONTINUED The
New York Evening Post gives. what may be
called an obituary notice Of the London Morn
ing Chronicle. The Chronicle having been pur.
chased by the proprietor of the London Morning
Post, will cease to exist on the first of August
1t was established in ITO eighteen years be-
fore the London Times. Tom Moore, Campbell,
Goldsmith, Byron and Dickens may be number
ed among the writer's for the Chronicle. Mr..
James Perry Of the Chronicle was the first in
the London press to act on the principle that
an editor should be responsible for every thing
in his paper, whether written by himself or not
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-07
WATER OIL /! 4!

HEBARD'S PATENT WATER OIL, to
IL burn in Kerosene Lamps, without the smell and
smoke Of the Coal Oils is the greatest artificial light
yet discovered. 1t gives steady clear, soft light,
and does not choke the lungs with foreign matter,
such results generally from using Rosin and Ker-
osenc Oils or Coal Gas.
The fame can be regulated to afford any amount of
light desired from that Of the large solar lamp to the
fecblcst taper. We therefore claim for the Water
Oil the following as Of its leading characters
tics -
i. 1t emts no feotd odor
2. 1t will burn in Kerosene Lamps without altera.
tion.
8. 1t is essentially an oil, and yet will not grease
4. IL is less volatile than other oils consequently
will not consume rapidly.
S. The fame is more purely white and soft than
that of any other oil or fluid. Therefore less njur-
Gus to the eyes.
6. The wick may be raised to great height or
breadth, giving an immense Illuminating power
without producing smoke.
Z. Its great specific gravity rem ers Il not only
safe but the most economical Oil in existence.
8. II does not crisp the wick like other Oils, nor
deposit any carbonaceous fuel upon IT.
.. 1t does not waste, as every globule Of Oil and
every particle Of Water is entirely consumed.
The following is the Certificate from DR.. Hayes on
the Illuminating power Of the WATER OIL as COM
pared with the best article Of Kerosene Oil in the
market.
l6 BoYLsroS ST., l4th Fen, 1860.
Results Of comparison Of the light Of two Tampa,
one fed with Kerosene Oil, and the other with Water
Oil. furnished by .. 4. llebard
The Kerosene Lamp when lighted soon increased
its volume Of fame, as TO present dull halo above
the brilliant pait; it was adjusted to tho highest
point without producing smoke. On lighting the
lamp fed with the Water Oil, il was found that its
fame was luminous and might be much extended,
without the production of smoke. A definite point
perfectly practical, was reached when the Kerosene
Lamp being 100, the Water Oil Lamp afforded the
ligbt of 49, without trace Of smoke emitted. The
Water Oil permits of any dipnuton in the fame
without loss of economy. Respectfully.
A. A. HAYES, NJ. d., State Assayer.
The Water Oil may be had in any quantity Of N.
UEBARD 4 Co., No. 124 Union Street, BOSTON,
where, in uusod Territory,
State, County. ani Town Rights,
MAY BE PURCHASED OF
b F. EIEBARD,
INVENTOR AND PATENTEE.
mylst
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-07
PURIFY THE BLOOD
MOffats Vegetable Life Pills and
PhGnix Bittcrs.

TIME high and envied celebrity which these pre-
i eminent medicines have acquired for their mva-
liable efficacy in all the diseases which they profess
to cure has rendered the usual practice of pulling
not only unnecessary but unworthy of them.
In all cases OF Asthma, Acute and Chronic Rheumatism,
Affections OF the Bladder aud Kidneys, Bilious Fevcrs and
Liver Compladts, in the South and West where these dis
prevail they will be found invaluable Planters Farm
and others who these medicines will never AFTER
wards be without them.
Bilious Coc Serious Looseness Piles Cosivencss, Colds
and Coughs, Choic Corrupt Iumors, Dropses
DyspepsaNo pcrsod with this distressing disease should
delay using these medicines Immediately.
Eruptions OF the skin, Erysipclas, Flatulency
Fever AgueEor this OF the Western country
these medicines will be found safe, speedy and certain
edy Other medicines leave the system subject to return Of
the disease; a cure by these medicines Is permanent
Try them De satisfied and be cured
Founess Of Complexon-General Debility, Gout, Gddncss
Gravel eadache OF every kind Inward Fever, 1nammato
ry Rheumatism Jaundlcc Loss Of Appetite.
Mcrcurial DiscasesNever fails eradicate entirely all the
effects Of mercury infinitely than the most powerful
preparation Of sarsaparilla.
Night sweas Nervous Debility, Nervous Complaints Of all
kinds Organic Affections.
Peshe original proprietor OF these medicines was cured
Of Piles Of 5 standing by the Of thse life medicines
alone
Pains In the head side back limbs Joints and organs
Rheumatis-Those affected with this Bile disease viii be
sure Of relief by the lie medicines
Rush Of Blood to the Head scurvy, Salt Rhcum swelngs
scrofa Kings Evil In Its worst FORMS Ulcers Of
description Worms Of all kinds eectuay expelled by
these medicines Parents will do well administer them
whenever their existence Is suspected Relief win be certain
The Life pills and Phoenix Bers purify the blood, and thus
all diseases from the system Prepared and sold by
DR.. wM b. MOffAT 335 Broadway corner Of Anthony st.
New York for sale by all druggists. j@ov
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-07

LEFT HIS OLD CLornEs.-The New York Jour-
nal of Commerce says that Tommy" tho
young Japanese, left his old clothes as q token
of respect to the proprictors of the Metropolitan
Hotel, and thinks it would seem generous in
those favored gentlemen to divide the old clothes
up into small pieces and distribute them among
Tommy's many ardent admirers.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-07

Boston, July 5.-Intcresting farewell sxor-
cises took place to-day, on Gray's wharf in ref
eronce to Hayes Arctic Expedition, which is ex-
pectcd to leave on Saturday.
Brief addresses were made by Edward Everett,
Gov. Banks, Mayor Lincoln. President FELTON,,
and Professor Agassiz, to which DR.. Hayes re-
spondod