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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-22

OUR OWN IMPORTATION
= CASES HCYLES ENGLISH PRINTS:
- 100 pieces Irish Linens;
400 dozen Lawn Handkerchiefs;
100 - Hem Stitch
so pieces Brown and White Irish Drills;
8, 10, and 12-4 Damask Table Cloths
Table Napkins and Dama ks.
Imported by ourselves direct from the Manufacturers in
England and Ireland and will be sold than New York
wholesale prices. HEDRICK q RYAN
March 9Th 1860
LAWNS And ORGANDIES.
4 JOB LOT ASSORTED 300 dresses Lawns and 0 ryan
"A dies at s. dress for the choice very great gain
March 10Th, 1860 HEDRICK & RYAN.
NEW GOODS.
. ECE1VED THIS DAY BY ADAMS EXPRESS, a new
III supply of
SUMNER CASSIMERES,
LINEN. TWEEDS,
DRILLINGS AND
VESTINGS at HELMS Il DOMLER'S.
March 10.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-22

Tux PREs1DENCY-In Lis speech in the Senate at Wash
ngon on the 29th ut MIR. Seward made his bid in the
Gt Mace for the nomination of the Chicago convention,
nnj in the next for the support of the Republican party
IN the event of his being made Presidential candidate.
His Words though addressed to the branch of the Lgs
ure before which he spoke were meant for the world
inside and intended not to advocate the admission of
Tansas under Free Constitution, (which is admitted
On all hands to be an accomplished act but to prepare
5 vav for the accession of William H. Seward to the
Prosid6nts chair To this end, Mr.. Seward is more
oontious than is his wont. He repudiates John Brown
and his raid upon Virginia. but he does not reract his
Rochester manifesto disown the doctrine of the r
rsnressible conflict of which Browns crazy emeute
was only natural result and practical manifestation.
Tbp two can no more be divided, cause and effect,
Than the deadly miasma be separated from the fes
toring soughs in which it is bred
AS we anticipated in our last, the Tribune which
few days since declared Mr. Stewards candidacy an i'm
possibility is ready to take him up more warmly nj
publican evangelist 1t is well They could not have
\ bettcr-nor worse.-New York Irish Aneracan
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-22

Jan. 23d, 1860
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-22
From Xaneluela

New YORK, Feb u News from Nene-
zuIea dated at Caracas On the 18th and
Laguayra on the 5lst ult., has been received.
The central government had granted com
mission to Dr. Hogan, one y General Walk
er's officers, 10 raise mounted rifle company
composed of foreigners The Doctor dad 50,
and has received full permission 70 DO all
manner Of injury to the rcyoutonlsts. The
same gloomy state u affairs continued all over
the country. The constitutional Congress
did not meet on the 2Oth Of January, As ex-
pected; 81 the canvas oi votes for President
ana Vice President could not be instituted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-22
From California.

New ORLEANS, Feb y San Francisco
dates t. the 2Oth Of December via the San
Antonio route, have been received being two
days later than previous advices.
Rich surface diggings had been discovered
near Georgetown.
4 memorial containing one hundred
thousand names has been presented 70 the
Legislature ot California, y prevent further
Chinese emigration.
A telegraph line had been finished ior
nearly two hundred miles beyond San Fran
cisco "a Butterteld's route.
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Railroad Detention

BosroN, Feb 20-The Sunday night train
Tor New York, met with detention ii South
boro, from snow, and an engine was consid-
erabIy damaged by being thrown from the
track. Tie passengers would % through by
this morning train from Boston.
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$3l2,559 lG
On.
$3l2,55g II
Ihn Markets.

DALrtgoRE, Feb 2l.-Flour closed firm How
urd street Sj37. Wheat closed quiet and steady
red $l.3O; white Sl.4oM$I.ij. Corn closed
firm and active; white 12G4,dc.; yellow 16Cgioc
Pork closed steady; mess $l5@Sls.JO; prime
SI3 5UUsI4; bacon sides IO!c. Whiskcy ruled
active, but closed lower III 2llc
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Death Of Lieut.. Thomas, Of the Navy

BUFFALO. Feb ~ Lieutenant Calvin
Frederick Thomas, u the United States "a
w, died II consumption n this city on sat
urday night
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NV YoRk, Feb. II Flour i firm; State $40
OS5.2O; Ohio Sj,S5Gl ST. Southern Sj.jOGt S5T5.
Wheat is quiet and firm; Southern red l26d I3Oc.
Corn i huuyant; white aud yellow suU Sic. Pork
huoyanl; old mess Sl762; new $3.50; Oh prime
Sl2 .5O; now SlA.o7Q,S - Lard j. heavy ~ Ia
lie. Wh,key i dull At y cents. Stocks lower,
Va Il. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-22
BROWNING, MOORE & CO.,
AUG TIONE n ;,
FOR THE SALE OF NEGROES F.!

VIII give their undivided attention 70 The sale
Of Negroes. r. Office On Franklin, few doors
below Wall street
REPErs ro:--C J. Browning, late of Kappa
hammock county; +. .. Moore, Of the late hrm Of
Harris ( Moore; D. I. Voolfolk, ~ Orange coun-
typ. s. Dawson, Nelson county
Richmond, feb colin
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Fire at Brantdford, 9. w.

BRASrpoRD, H. NJ. Fell. 20 The total loss by
tile tire here on Saturday j. $4,000, ~ which
sGo. 200 il insured mostly il English companies
In consequence n the calamity, business i Al q
complete stand still.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY 4. NJ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

AUCTION SALES.
BY I. N. cCORMICK-AUcuoNEER
!. COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Landry
~ virtue OF a decree Of the Circuit Court Of Fair
lax county, pronounced in the case of "BlCNham
against WhaleY" at November term, 1883, We
shall, on SATURDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY
OF APRIL, 1860, at West End, in front If tho
Tavern 81 Samuel Cats offer At public auction 10
the highest bidder, the REAL ESTATE, il the
county Oh Fairfax, whereof James BlOXham died
41gA possessed, being n HOUSE sud LOT on
B.E# the Little River Turnpike road, al gate No
/, where the said James BlOXhnm resided at the
time u his death; and u lot Of about Ten and 4
HhLF ACRES Of LAND on the said road, very
near said gate, and opposite the land of John III
Taylor. One quarter acre in this lot IS reserved
for the grave yard, with the right Of egr,ss aud
ngrcss thereto. The crop OF rye i also reserved.
Terms " SALE.--Oue tenth o. the purchase
money q be paid in hand, on the day Of sale, 4
deposit, liable to be forfeited and the land resoli
AZ the cost and risk Of tie purchaser, should hc
fail 70 comply with the terms Of sale--the residue
upon credit 81 Fix, twelve and eighteen months,
withntercst from the day II sale to be secured by
Tie notes q the purchaser and retention II The
title until the purchase money shall be fully paid
S sHFb 80 PIER NEALE' comm'r
Fairfax county, feb lO-eots
GHERIFFs SALE.-By virtue Of warrant u
~ distress issued III favor II John West for rent
Vs. Henry Eloudhaem, ! will oHcr for sale ~
a",L1oI' ~ FhIDai tne ~ ~
70 IT MAN - iooo' ~ ~ Sc''Gh, 2.
~ northwest corner ~ hihg anu fa,r'a& streets
y large STOCK ~ READ MhDE CLOlhlN",
consisting y Ooats' rants, ests' ana many otAsr
articles 81 wearing apparel also the fixtures, 6c
therein, belonging t. said Blondhaem 81 mueh
a. will H. necessary ~ satisfy said warrant
I'i.l' sa'S \. ~ CA0i LEMAN, Y.
I'D = dts
g1rc DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE.-Tha
- undersigned i authorized Il sen ~ private
sale, 4 desirable THREE STORY NEW BKICK
DWELLING HOUSE, fitted III il good modern
style. including "a ana water, situated on payno
street between Duke and Prince streets. This
property can ~ bought Iow for cash. Ifnot soId
at private sale IA the NINETEENTH MARCH,
ID will then H. offered Id public sale Persona
wishing to purchase viii apply 10
JOHN r. JOHNSON
fell i ats Corner Union 81. and Fayettc Alley.
,rT-l,rr,r,s,. .-,,r ISL
80 - ~ 49, = = usso u
!, uu't' vAs'us'a I" ~ ~ ~ ol..i.s
Des""' joseph - ~, uau.ns Cuue' 'ao
name anu HIh 81 james ~ besant - 81 tLo
F"lnt ~ ROCKS, ana Joseph y. " a1ets 30
~ georgetown, - ~ W! sel' = PtF4'e ~
pubic sale, On the premises ~ lhe POINT y hgcEs,
~ oT before hIDAl, tue =" Ell - \
u EDnC ~ iooo' commencing e LUCE,
=, ,s - w IoLL""ln5 saluag,e properly, - ~
m ONh " a., V.oL, 81 ~ ~ ieS1' ~
-G.-- ole = storing -o,oOo ou1uels Il u'oiH VIZ
morse power Elevator ioE convey w Wan y ~
second s'ory. Also DAG4N attacueI, aUDSisLlty
large " hoid iour hIst class boatsi SIAGLbS'
capable " holding IL mead q hoises.
IN + BLAChsMIIH shOP ana IOOLsi ono
ne" HOu-slli par FalrDahk Gest siH tone
II. ~ Nh
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movements ii Con walker.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb 2I-Gen Walker
left here yesterday, emouto tor New York,
via Charleston.
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CONGRESS.
senats, Tuesday, February 81.

Senate, Tuesday, FEBRUARY "a
4. Brown from the Committee on the
w. &C Columbia, reported bill author
D.'" tba CORPORATION Of Washington city to
ialns stock to the amount of $500, 900 for the
ISSUE &C a new Centre Market-house; read
third time and passed.
Mr. Seward introduced bill for the I'M
.aJ;ate admission Of Kansas into the Union,
III gaye notice that he would call 1t up for
W. 'sareoce on Wednesday next.
Al, Green gave notice that he would re-
NV attempt to pass the bill without re-
s'.anee as the committee now had bill on
hat subject before them. -,
'ps Mr. Seward (playfully. u would like to
low what would be the nature OF the resls-
auu whether peaceable or not?
Nr Green.--lt will be one OF those "ir-
-.arsssibs conflicts" we read OF. Laugh
ar Mason, Of Va, reported resolution
,;rsetins the president OF the Senate to IS
sns his warrant for the arrest OF Thaddeus
T ~ who had refused TO obey the summons
iftha Harpers Ferry investigating commit
va and the Sergeant at Arms have the SAID
LIT at the bar of the Senate to answer rs
for contempt.
Mr. Hale of N. H., denied that the consul
.;,n authorized the arrest of persons by the
legislative authority, and bringing them iroIl
.hs;r homes to Washington. lie thought 1t
wss . fragrant usurpation of federal power.
Mr.. Mason said that although the Senate
had never compelled the attendance OF wit
nesses, il had confined them for refusing TO
answer.
Mr. Hale replied, in that case the wltnes-
sss had obeyed the summons, ana thus nc
tnowledged the authority of the Senate.
Mr. Mason responded, that no consent OF
the witness could give jurisdiction. IT the
law gave none.
Mr.. push, of Ohio, said that since the vote
was taken tue other day, he had examined
the subject, and was convinced that the Sen
ate had no such power.
Mr.. Collamer, of VT, thought the power
WAS clearly incident to the specific powers
Granted 10 the Senate by the constitution.
The resolution was adopted by vote OF
yeas AZ nays Il.
Mr.. Pug ii introduced bill in regard to
the assignees of Bounty Land Warrants:
After some unimportant business, the Sen
ate took up the bill in relation to Banking
and bank notes in the District OF Columbia,
pending which.
The Senate went into executive session.
and after some time spent therein, adjourned
until Thursday next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-22
A European Steamer Probably Wrecked,

HALIFAX, Feb. ola large steamship j.
ashore OFT Cape Sable. NJ communca
ton has been had with her yet Il j. posi-
bly, the Europa, from Liverpool On the lth
which is about due here.
BARRlyGTox, H. s, Feb 20 The steam
er's lights were seen at ! O'Clock this morn
ing, about half a mile from the Island
The water was 81 rough that boats could
not reach her Vessels are preparing to 70
to her assistance The American Consul
has already gone and Sc shall probably
have authentic information IN the morning
HALIFAX, Feb. y The large steamer
ashore of Cape Sable, !, supposed % Ne the
Hungarian, from Liverpool Vessels are pre-
pairing t. - T. her assistance, the weather
being too rough ior boats to venture out II
is most probable that all On board the stea
mcr will lie lost
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STILL 4 II u \ y!
DOUGLAS & SHERWO0D'S
NEW ShIRT,
ALBEMRRLE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
M N LAKLl. Pr..Ile

JONI WOon. .Ir., Secretary.
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS s208, $40 03,
TLNAkES FIRE RISKS in town aud country,
aud solicitS continuance q the lloeFd pat
49,. h..r.t,,f,r,. bestowed The business trans
actions are conducted upon the most liberal Prn-
ripleS. ana IDS obligations promptly met.
JAMES 5. ROGERS, Agent,
fell ll-cuImit No. Sohth harNes.
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DIED
l. HAROLD sNoWDEN

In Washington. on Sunday the 10Th instant ~
y. NJ. HENRY FORREST, in the 14th year =
his are
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EDWARD GREEN, Secretary.
Rockingham papers copy

T1IsHING SHORE FOR RENT.-The Shore
II formerly fshed by Addison 1 Cochran, AZ
Smiths Point, Charles County, Nd will be rented
low. Ii has always been considered good Shore
for herring
Also, for sale 400 " oou tAlHOM oELNL.
ana SEINE. ROPE For further information. ap-
ply II ADDISON, WALLACE { CO.,
leb l0-eo2w No. Is, King st., AleE'a.
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LENT.-Ihc season &C Lent commences
today, Ash Wednesday, and viii term
nate at Easter, On the Sth Of April Tins y
penitental season appointed ~ the
Church il primitive times for special sell
examination. sorrow, and contrition; for acts
Of humiliation and charity; for fasting and
PRAYER. As Ash Wednesday falls this year
On the 22nd Of February, the day Will be
observed il different ways, BY some ~ an
Ecclesiastical Feast, and - others - VA
tiunal Festival.
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OFFERS his Professional Services 70 the citi-
I J Gems If Alexandria and vicinity. Office on
St. Asaph street, near the corner Of Cameron T.
L
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-22

nROFESSOR SINDING'S SCANDlNANlA,-
The subscription list to this work has been
Irft Win me. and the Books are now ready for
delivery, Those subscribers who may not be IL
when the Book II left, viii oblige me by sending
the amount ii subscription $2,) to my store, a. !
have settled with the Professor for the Books:
feb II RQBT. BELL,
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11uERpn0L COARSE SALT.

WE are expecting a cargo OF ,r,r
w 1900 SACKS LIVERPOOL coAkSE
SALT, which we shall offer at auction, on arrival.
feb II VIM IL. F0WLE son.
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NEW BOOKS.-TEe Shareholder Abyoo5, rs
IN Billy Bucks Visit, with biz master q Eng
land, III series IT let,ers from Dr.. Pleasant
] ones u Major Joseph Jones, - Georgia, price
Sl2J.
lhe sin Hour, o. Communion with God, PSI
Austen Phelps, Professor IN Andoyer Theyl0gcs!
Seminary, 81 cts.
GohIrcUo ,a hc Psala.s-P urochia Lectures 0u
tile Psalms, III Rev David Caldwell, a. M Tate
Rector of SCI James Church, Sherburnc Parish,
Leesburg, yu, $l.50 Just published. nod ior
salr I'm feb Ell ROBERT BELL.
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NOR HlRE.-A WOMAN COOK, either for
l. the remainder of the year, OF by the month.
Apply at this othce leo -V-''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-22

DFvocRATIc DlsTRcT CONVENTION We
understand that the Delegates to the late
State Democratic Convention, held q meet
inc IN Richmond, and determined I" hold
the District Convention for the appointment
Of Delegate to Charleston, at Warrenton.
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poxATIoNs 10 rHE Sorr House. Since ms
last report, Mr. Wilmington, Superintcn-
dent, acknowledges the following additional
contributions 10 the Soup House: Lancet
81; Lady from Fauquicr, $50; Dr :. ~;
Stevens, s.; Friend, one barrel Of fish and
lot Of potatoes and beef.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-22

TERRING'S FIRE AND BURGLARPROoF
SAFES. for sale Al Factory prices, Nv
JAMES &. NEEETT
I'LL ri Agent for Alexandria.
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VIRGINIA HAY PRESSES


TIME SUBSCRIBERS are manufacturing ia
1 PRESSES, 4 substantial and efficient article.
Price So, delivered Oh TIE cars ut Falls Church
Station, Alexandra, Loudoun and Hampshire
Railroad Address PURDY ELLISON,
Falls Church. Fairfax County, Va.
fnh l4-nnhIN
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"a DWELLING HOUSES FOR SALE.
~. FL The undersigned i authorized 70 sell pfi
ynte sale. TWO DESIRABLE TW O-STOEY
BRICK DWELLING HOUSES, situated ~ tAo
south side og Cameron street, between Alfred AMI
Patrick streets, one 81 which j. Al present occu
pied by Mrs Mary :. Massie Gle other Jy Mr.
John H. Parrott Each house contains ga and
water, ana has i brick stable III tho rear ou ! ~
feet alley.
Price moderate Terms, third casL-bal-
ance in equal payments, ~ one and two years,
with interest ~. &. YEATON,
dec lg-eOtt Attorney for Wm. Wheeler
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-22

Tu,xSs-Nr. II. W. Falls, Agent If The
Adams Express Company" n Tins city vii
accept our thanks for Memphis papers ~
advance of the mail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-22

opened for Divine service, this morning, At
Ii o'clock, and for Evening Prayer 1t !
o'clock.
I[oME MASurAcruREp CREAM Ale. H. ;.
MARTIN, at his Brewery, upper end q Ming
street. is manufacturing i superior article ~
Cream Alc, and while - good 80 article can
be had Of homc manufacture, why should
our citizens 60 from home topurchase. we
believe in the encouragement u home n
dustrv-in al its branches, and know it's the
plainl marked road ol prosperity Tor cue"
as well As individuals
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.Z.l1~ ~ he lote,s.f prince ljWjom to"aiE
have declined hciug candidate tur ihe Office
II Sherin, and retun my thanks - those - my
friends who have 81 kindly offered me their sup
port. THOMAS i. llGhEfOhb, IT,
nrinrr Millinm rnmnLN feh 2y-cmIw
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co NJ HI ( Z CT AL.
Bank OF Winchester.

Statement Of the Bank of Winchester Decem
Der 3Ist, 1889.
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yETANTED ~ HIRE, tor The present yelr,
wv SERVANT RUE, fl House Servant II
town Enquire al this Office. feb 1T
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-06-07

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed and qusiifed admins Of the estate
OF William Clevenger, late of Wayne county. Indiana,
deceased. All persons having claims against the
the estate of said tecedent, will present them duly
authenticated required bv law. and to indebted
to said est.te will please make mm date payment
Said estate is supposed 10 be solvent.
THOMAS CLEYENGER, Admir-.
May II 1850. 2i3v
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srrisnt and ssemsehe PREPARATION Of Iron rurise'
No. Sy ssn asd cnresn y n ,S
fer s api the Caied states All PreseFi6e1 in their
rts experience thousand. s.iiy proves ths; prep
1Fst iron ssa = eomrsr~a ~th it in.p1riies Of
acct compilations .s;e Us ecs--Jsy N
hs 2 sn ri g rs pssei shsolutely curative in esea
sn n ni,,IS 49, Is, VIZ action, rr,c,,
Ion Dyspepsia, Go">ripatien. Diarrh"ea.
49,. 80 p, Sensas, 'a ssTs'alea, tsasrea'
Yer zen nsirts hToaic Heassehe., Rheumatism In
IL sc. fGenersi Deniiits whether the result
am nusee'sr e.ersv from = rerie eorls tri>'
o. tbs restorative h@s rry-a >aeerssful
Nheh . dcser'nt"r Srea stt-tstiou ~oulA reader
creflhle 'nSa' - tang ridden have
'sfse'i~a in tvsr '~n ShAorheos fsv- suddenly
ira tel trsy-l tareg lana some Wv si-aal In
oltss Kin! s-e .ft-st.5 Of f-r5 ems
ti.tsl ,frtf,,. ~ r,,s-~-. - - - as ; go a.
h"n critical ehsnseS, and that complication OF
ant dtspectic exercise which
In Nervous AFFECTIONS Of all kinds, and
Preperaoa o. iron ,nns necessarily he ssluary, for
exciting sui overhestirE; rtly, rscu riy arerihnt
eHn m me most obstinate cases 81 eesttseress si,.att
sensation.
1t Is ms latter property. which
aeItnh tS dispensing the local tendency Which FORMS
Ia Dyspepsia. inuumerafle are causes, a single
- me- No. lss e.ts5 p..l. ass . ten suheel ior the
Il - ea, ~, neindIns the sttenSent CesiiEen.ss
pyse1-ry c"narmet, eulsciaang, ani sppsreUty msiS
Nn tue effects have beeeu equally dee siye ard asonis
lag.
In the local pains. strength deoiluA
ting cough and remittet hectic, which generally indi
cate irc.piant Consumption this remedy has
a'lsNef the alarm of freH3s lhysicIa-
very Cratif. ing and Interesting instances
In >erosuIou> TuhefcuIosi>. .hjs ueaicatea
iron ha~ had far than the good the
"u~ balanced preparations iodine, without any
their veil known liabilities
The sitcrtl"n females he confidently inyi
affecting them.
Ia attenuation, both Chronic and in 4 ,nmstory-
N the latter however aedfg has iavsriA
by wei tn retucin
the sgatiinss Stiffness OF FONTS muscles
Il Intermittent feSers necessarily he
greA: remedy aus energetic restorative anil its
IN the new settlements the VIII probably be one
Of high rsnoWn ana usefulness
No remedy has tscoveret in the VIII lie his
tori OF netict which such happy and
uy restorative effects Good Sppetitr complete dtges
ton rapid acqGisto Of with unusual dis
position fer active cheerful Immediately fol-
low its s.
Put in neat, metal boxes containing 80 pills
price 50 box; nrugg sHl Dealers
VIII be sent free TO address receipt Of the price
All letters urferS etc shopii he addressed to
r. b. LOCKE IL CO.. General Agents.
330 BroadNa New DIRK
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II. E. HAUGHTCN, NJ. D.,
Phi Y ST C ia n g. Surge on

Residence & Office. Nam ST, No. "a.
kpFFICE hours. IL A.. NJ from &c 8 p. NJ
~ Calls iefl hour. with and number OF
iience promptly attended l2tf
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~ your blood Is disorSsni1ed and impure.
The Peruvian Syrup.
Protected Prot oxid Of which will supply the
eesry strength TO the system ami life 10 tie blood, for
sale by PLUMMER 81 KELLY.
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NOrdyke's Percussion Bolt.
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SfRIcKLAEp & BEIDSIANp .ay-"Afser . trial ct
- than ucnahs sNossykes Percussion Bais"
seeompiishes sse eejess faily. We hot; tens
from DAMP wheat wish ard etal 10 cleaner than
ever setere
rsr Ter ihc late SASH Rrghi~eil I'VE
Gsceh pleased xitA Nersskes Percussion Bolt W.
% sEiy Srintirs. aaa xrin1 suit the
wheat IL ia the mil: will make eaur
ihSa tAe Gig process N and sill increase tAe earaev
--c1EoEloD II II 3 IT, 50 per eezs."
T SwARTZ Esq. twenty eight Years a uiiier. and
rev bead miller in she Richmond City Mills Nor
dykes Percussion Bo has advantages FER
rseas, easzs md dong desc ssxss"
Has been using the BoI Ter SIX meaihs-
Mr. WIiCpNEN OF Aancie. save Nareyfe', Percussion
Eel gives better yield and perfect
NeLCt A.. Esq. OF EeeaanAy. any years miller
George Gillespie. OF Hs serstcxn, Isd
. Ner9yke'> Percas~ion much PLEASED
with its operSElan ii bolts with
nescs herper Roy wheels Il make family
sad sapetene Gear Al the sane time Il have
kaesA it 10 clcg
BRADY s. SON, Of the 2aaser City works Richmond.
igst pus up Norfyke's Pat.
-'snI ssem eaiirsy superior any
use, they viii from t~e TO fear poaats OF dear
per eHshst ever ths COMMON bett
AZ the last state Fair: The Committee says
recommend mrs, 'rsniam Of twenty dollars !"
We tske pleasure in recommending Neray Per-
eassioa Flour Bolt. sad Award arst aaa aipo
frNe~ Bolts furnished AMI sst in operation and
n THE improvements attached to Bolts in ia
tay Apply ". T pENNfS.
Gsnl gent Mil work. Engines aaa Nschinery.
Seat RICHMOND. Ind.