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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-09-13
THE EXTENSIVE
Gift Book Eatablfshment
OF G. G. EVANS,
439 Chestnut Street, philadelphia,

OF G. G. EVANS,
439 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia,
Where you can get books of all kinds.
Books of Fact, books of Fiction, books of De-
votion, books of Amusement, books for the old
Folks, books for the Young Folks, books FIR
Husbands, books for Wives, books for Lovers,
books for Swecthcarts, books for Boys, books
for Girls, books of HumOr, books of Poetry,
books ofTravel, books of History, books Of BIZ
| ography, books of Adventure, books about
Sailors, books about Soldiers, books about In
dams books about Hunters, books about He
rocs, books about Patriots, books for Farmers,
books for Mechanics, books for Merchants,
books for Physicians, books for Lawyers, books
for Statesmen, Bibles, Presentation hooks,
Prayer books, Hymn books, Juvenile books,
Animals, Albums, etc.
Cecil B. Hartley's interesting Biographies 4;
Rev. j. ii. Ingraham's Scriptural Romances
Smucker's Lives of Patriots and Statesmen
j. T. Lauren's Revolutionary Stories; 7. s.
Arthur's Popular Tall DIR. Alleotts Family
Doctor Mrs. Hentz's Novels; Mrs. South
worth's Novels; Cooper's Novels Dickens
Novels Waverly Novels; Irving's Works.
All the writings Of every standard anthor in
every department of literature, in every style
VI UshtiiS Nv thV oih'h . '"N' H's'SSt
and remember that you pay no more than you
would Mt any other establishment, and you
have the advantage of receiving an elegant
Present, which oftentimcs is worth q hundred
fold more than the amount paid for the book.
Send for aclassified Catalogue of Books.
Order any book that you may want, remit
the retail price, together with the amount re-
quired for postage, and one trial will assure you
that the best place in the country to purchase
books is at &. G.. EVANS,
Originator of the Gift Boob Enterprise,
4S0, Chestnut St., Philadelphia.
AGENTS WANTED, to whom greater in
ducement than ever are offered. pg- Any
person, either male or female, who Is DESTROYS
Of engaging in an
Honorable and Profitable Employment,
Requiring but little time and no outlay of mo-
ney, and BY which they can obtain gratis A
Valuable Library, A Fine Gold Watch and
Chain, A Handsome Service Of Plate, An Ele.
CANT Silk Dress Pattern, A Splendid Sett Of
Jewelry, or many other Choice articles enume-
rated in the Listof Gifts, can do so BY acting
as an Agent for this establishment.
Any person, in any part of the country, can
be an agent, simply by forming a club, sending
q list Of books, and RENTING the amount %
money required for the same.
naySend for a catalogue, which contains all
the desired information relative to agencies
and the formation Of clubs and to insure
prompt and honorable dealings, address all or
ders to
THE HEAD QUARTERS
GRO. G.. T. Y A " s
Proprietor of the Oldest and
Largest Gift Book Enterprise
IN THE WORLD,
Permanently located at
No. 439, Chesnut Street,
| PHILADELPHIA.
August 30, iseo-em.
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Land for Sale.

John and Payton Wilkerson,
vs..
MrCrabtree.
On Monday, Oct. LIST, 1860, before the Court
house door in Winchester, | will sell, to the
highest bidder, for cash, the tract of land upon
Cumberland Mountain upon which McCrab-
tree now lives. II. X. ESTlLL, c. Il NJ.
augS0-$3 90.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-09-13

Read all the advertisements in this
weeks issuo
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-09-13
THE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
uuiVG sal Confidence and Patronage,

Fon SrArEsMEN, JUDGES, CLEEu, MrS
Ladies' and Gentlemen in all parts ofthe W rid tet,Y
the efficacy OF Woods Hair Restorative, a gentlemen
OF the Press are unanimous in its praise. Anew tes,imo'
mails only can be here givenj sec circular fol more, aud
Il will be impossible for you TO doubt
Al Wall St., N Y, Tee. 20, 1858.
Gentlemen Your note Of the 10th has been received.
saying that you had heard that | had been benefited by
theusc Of Woods Hair Restorative, AND requesting my
certificate ofthe fact If ! had no objections TO give II.
award 1t TO you c%hecrfully, because ! think It due Nv
age il so years the color OF my hair auburn, and inclined
TO curl. Some FIVE or six years since II began to turn
gray, and the scalp on the Gro IN OF lay head TO lose its
accessibility aud daISlruli to form upon II. Each OF these
disa gea bilities increased with time. and about four
months since fourth was added to them, by hair falling
OF the top OF my head, and threatening to make me bald.
In this unpleasant p%redicament, ! was induced to try
Woods Hair Restorative, mainly TO arrest the falling vi
OF my hair, for | had really no expectation that gray hair
could ever be restored TO its original color except rom
dyes. l was, however, greatly surprised to find, after
the use o'twO bottles only. that not only was the hlling
of arrested, hut color was restored &c the gray hairs, ard
s~eusibility to the scalp, and dandruR ceased 10 form on
my head. very muSh to the qualification OF my wie. at
whose solicitation ] was induced to try il.
Very respectfully,
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STEFAN.
MILL.

4 Our NH At OOUHty LIHt, L1ICOIH CO', 1euUs
8 miles above Lynchburg, on the Shelbyville
Road, is now prepared to I'LL orders for any
kind OF Lumber, except Cherry, equal to any
in the State. Our timber is the very best In
the country, and we saw p%rettier Lumber than
any other Mill. Ours Is the celebrated G. 4
X. Pearson mill. Give us a al. If desired.
we can I'll an entire order without a knot IN
il!
June %, 1860. W. Y. BOBO & SON.
Referencea:
Berry Gowen, Tullahoma, Tenn.
w. Blanton, Normandy.
A. T. Eskin, Shclbyviile,
mott * Cooper, "
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VALUABLE GIFTS
WITH BOOKS

VALUABLE GIFTS
WITH BOOKS
AT
GEO. g. EVANS
ORIGINAL
GIFT Book Enterprise.
THE LARGEST IN THE WORLD!
Permanently located at
N439 Chestnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
SIXTH YEAR OF THE ENTERPRISE
CARD.
Having purchased the spacious Iron Build.
ing, 439 Chcsnut st., and fitted 1t with every
convenience to facilitate my business, psrtica.
larly that branch devoted to country orders
and having u larger capital than any other par,
tyinycstcd in the business, l am now prepared
to offer greater advantages, and better gifts
than ever to my customers
l will furnish any book (of n moral charsc.
ter, published In the United States, tho regu.
lar retail price of which is One Dollar or up
wards, and give II present worth from 80 cent.
TO 100 dollars with each book, and guarante,
to give perfect satisfaction, as | am determined
TO maintain the reputation already bestowed
upon my establishment.
Strangers visiting philadelphia are invited
to call and Judge for themselves,
G. g EVANS.
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John B. Striker & Co.,
Wholesale Dealers In
BRITISH, FRENCH & AMERICAN
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS,
BOUGHT AT AUCTION,
$40 Market Street, South side, above Third,
a,g30-3m PHILADELPHIA.
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AGENTS WANTED, to whom greater in
ducement than ever are offered. Do Any
person, either male or female, who Is DESTROYS
Of engaging in an
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Merchants Hotel.

y. MklbBlN ~ SON, rNopsietorS,
No. 40, North Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
auga0-ly.
Chss. II. Harkncss, Norris W. Hardness.
Charles Hardness,
WHOLESALE CLOTHlER,
No. 1888 Market St.,
South East Corner Fourth Street,
sugS0-ly PHILADELPHIA,
j. M. p, Price, Edward Ferris,
Richard Price, jr.j IT,. Cochran.
Price, Ferris & Co.,
Importers and Jobbars Of
WHITE GOODS, LINENS, LACES,
EMBROlDERlE Els, &C,
No. 526 Market Street, Philadelphia.
sug3O-ly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-11

RocKvIILE AGRICULTURAL FAIR-We have
been favored with one Of the bills put out by our
neighbors for the Fair Of their Agricultural So
ciety, to be held at Rockville in Montgomery
county, on Thursday and Friday next and are
most agresaby surprised at the extent and variety
OF the premiums which 1t offers They are divided
into twenty-eight distinct subjects and amount to
considerably upwards Of six hundred dollars
The arrangements seem to have been made on
larger scale and with more completeness than
heretofore, and the fair promises to be more
attractive and successful than its predecessors
And indeed we sincerely hope 1t may be So for
the enterprise spirit, and desire to improve which
have heretofore marked ib displays, and the great
and most gratifying Improvement visible In the
culture OF the country since the institution of
this society, are matters for public congratuaton
An interesting feature of the first DAYS exhi billion
viii be the presentation at IL O'Clock of a very
beautiful banner by the ladies Of the county to the
society. This Is step i'm the right direction, for
why should not the arts Of peace, and that art
especially on which all others depend receive its
need from the fair hands Of the lovely daughters
OF those who are engaged in ''making two blades
or grass grow where one grew before % as that
Other art beneath whose Haunting banners fields
are made barren and hearth-stones desolated -
IattiIigenceY
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ISAueURArIoN OF THE PERRY MONUMENT AT
CLEvELAND-The monument to the memory of
Commodore Hazard Perry was inuagurated on
the 10th instant, at Cleveland, Ohio, In the pres
ence Of 1000 persons, Is In military companies;
LOCO Mssons formed portion Of the procession
There were also in the line survivors Of the
battle Of Lake Erie, and a large number Of
soldiers Of the war Of isl2. Hosea Sergeant, of
Boston, who was on board Perys ag-ship, the
Lawrence, during the battle in 1913, was among
those present Mr.. 8. fred the last gum on board
the Lawrence, and handed the American flag to
Ferry az ne was preparing to leave for Niagara
Perry stood up in his small boat the death hail Of
the British rattling fearfuIly about him the WHILE
and received the stars and strips from Mr. Sar
geant's own hands Although In advanced years
Mr.. sargeant is hale and harty. The grafton was
delivered by Hon. George Bancroft, and the con-
Guiding ceremonies was performed by the Masons.
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Dh. OhEEN's OxTGESArKp Buffers are
not In The habit, rs our readers are aware. OF re-
.c.nendlng or noticing the various ncssrums
.nat are urged upon the public attention But
.esfe are occasonal cases where departure from
.nls rue seems proper, and the article above
haned presents case Of this kind This medi-
,.i'st 20 a. ulIed permanent reputation for the
ana all dincuities originating " proceeding from
tne digestive organs, and, contai Ming no alcohol
10 nineiai, OF any poisonous drug, 1t is one OF
we saies. remedial Prescriptions For a fuller
account the reader sfefefred to the ad
Of the Article -WoTesster Spy ~'' ' Gu
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C.PruRs or AN IMMENSE SEA TuRr,-o,
Weonesday morning last. wbilst two men nd :
10y Were Engaged In giIlins ss Cedar Point. nea
N. "s.se Of raruxent river, and OF the shoe Of
pn,,s,sy seweil, they caught q mons.es turtle.
sPid movement Of the net, they hauled In slow.
~ ana cautiously, and d scovered their nri,s =,
ao1o ~, me iargest shell nsn caught in these
ana eig hty-seven pounds II m ov., f,,,- -. ~
wiotn and hye IN length, and the exertion. ~ Co..
men were required TO place IL in 4 Sapn,,,',s
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o. sH D.. Of the latest public
on all the great railroads in the COUNT TT TT
smoking car has long been a recognized in..,,.s
uon Something beyond all this has iu.t hnss
sommeneed on the line Of travel between Har,,I
burg and New York via Reading xIi.nsa-
s sno bssson restaurant car 10 attached % Each
snrongh Gsin, where IRA vellers may procure thin.
o'1s 20 oflnk even more coufortably than thev
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-11

The TEXAS TRousLEs-The Tyler (Smith
county, Sentinel says that no attempt has been
made to fre that town, nor have the citizens Of
smith county hung or otherwise violently dealt
with any man. ltalso says that the most thorough
investigation, made by number Of the leading
citizens, has proved that no such thing an in
surrection has been thought Of by the slaves in
that county, and that II any such thing has been
In contemplation east Of the Trinity, 1t has been
confined to one or two small neig hborhoods.
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r,.. oaPt; H. b. Schroeder, U. 8. A, is at
=. Col, Ruggles, u 8, A, and Can't. Arm
strong, u. 3 NJ, are at the National
--- tx President Pierce was, on Thursday last
thrown rom his wagon IN Concord. N. II. his
morse taxing right and turning suddenly. He
iured - 'J IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-11

IL The Troy Times contradic t. the state.
ment that match has been made between Hee-
nan and Morrissey. 1t says that these parties
have not met since the refusal Of the latter to
father challenge which some inconsiderate
friend had made for him; nor has Morrissey
since changed the determination expressed then,
not 70 enter the prize-ring again, except under
c circumstances Of great provocstion r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-11

IL spaidiagls Prepared Glue srem. 10 he
IL goes; IL h PRECISELY the res.sv XXI wnsfevsr
s oo.sh1s nseaed for repsiriag furniture and
S Ss ,oea ~srs.-Ladiss Visstor. Mere Yari
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS zFTERN0oN 8 To M0KK0 "


By J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO. AuotIoneers.
VALUABLE BUILDISG LOT on NORTH
ss TTEsp. ;SP ks Ser
tember 18th, ~ 90 och on the premises We shsn
3: : p ss sSs n % 5 S Is ...
running hsot l5e feet :" s. ie.t alley. cub -ct %
IN: he s @ Sss S,s nj
ds. 4R, .,s e,.s ne s. S s.t y
:ss.d =. c. Mcguire a {, Ase,..
By A. GREEN. Auonoussr. =
OF LkS p sslsd Ys NJ Sal e. slsa.
IN the county OF " Arlington on the Plnry BraLch
ss the fiasy ePsns rsStsiSs c ess ,ss'''
Is: s ssss q s: sss % s.s
corded "a Llber J. As Ne lss, DO. D., ct s's.,
sss = Ss:s sses, sss siS s.' ssy s.
q ses also one Of the lsna records Of aid oossy,
"a pr0cesS e s1,i 4 P.h sscson % the hest
iss1; q O'Clock ?: m. = .. xseses Room or
ib.. s. 9e5p ~ ~. .od ,'sssss w..hss.eA
Sat- situate, JIpE, and being in the count, Of
wS::s|IsSsc, e, The psrs, % sd
within the following metss and bounds. 10 via.
Beginning for the sam. at stone. No q. panied
oorusT Of 10, u said and sd Of 70 III H.,s sp AZ
man, APO running from thence north sxty one and
hall degrees, west hlty six and forty-four han
dredth. perches, with spe.tmsn's north line, ~ q
stone, No. ), 81 the North west Of pes kmans
larger lot and the besinninf OF has smaller lot,
thence running north thirty and hall degrees esxf
twsntt eight and halt peIehes 90 . stake m tie
south line OF road Eve feet wide and with
the east line Of Speakm.n's sinai ct lot whrre ~
planted stone No. $; thence Tsnning soutt sixt,-
one and hall degrees. east my nine perohes and
four and one hundredth OF perch 90 sak. In the
vest line OF the Plney an road; thence with said
vest line Of said Plney Branch rosa Ia 3 strsirht
line TO the place Of beginliug coutsiaIng ton sores
ard thirty six perches OF land" more less; to-
fetheT with the improvements thereon, which cen
sst OF a new, spacious, and vell-built tvs-slory
Fame Dwelling house, stabng, sheds. aud out
houses.
Terms of sale: One third cash; the balance In
and IL months, for which the purchaser viii be re-
quired To give his notes bearing interest from the
day Of sale, and secured BY deed Of trust upon the
premises.
should the purchaser fail to comply with the,
terms of sale within Eve days After the day Of ale.
the trustee reserves the night TO resell ta,d prop
erty, at tbs risk and cost Of the deaultng purchs
ser, upon giving i've days previous public mo- Zoe
by Advertisement, IN some newspaper published in
the city Of Washington, Of the time, place, and
terms of euch re'ale. Al oouveyanoes at the cost
Of the purchaser.
r. II. LASKEY, Trustee.
eu 2'-eo&ds A GREEN. Auct.
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T oOK OUT FOR FUN!
IL HO! FOR ARLINGTON,
The NATIONAL GUARDS BATTALION beg
leave to ANNOUNCE to their friends <CYaa
And the public generally that they
Viii give FREE PIC MIC and
nerget Shootlng- at ARLINGTON SPRING. on
WEDNESDAY, September r. :
WIthers' brass and string band has been en-
Omnibnses will leave the corner of Pa sv and
9TH st hourly. The steamer Geo. w Rises vii
leave the ioot Of High St, Georgetown, hourly.
1t - !. COM. OF. ARRANGEMENTS.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SUPERIOR SHIFTING
p -. = LINENS AND COTTONS.
We have now store a fn stock Of superior
makes of Shifting Cotions and Linens, all srades
Shsetlng Cations and Linen Sheetiug, Table Dia-
pets, Napkins and Towelinss, some in the lot very
full stock Of general Staple Goods for families Ill
at the lowest prices. : = - = =
]. w. COLLEY 4 CO.
ee q lw 52S Seventh at. AbOx,e pa Az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-11

IL An attempt was made In Norfolk on
Thursday 20 arrest a runaway negro woman.
She ran on a bridge, and fearing that she would
be caught, jumped OF into the water and was
drnwnPd - u = q I.
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AUCTION SALES.
: WALL a BARNARD, Auonoueers.

by WALL n RARNARD ID. AuotlOuNAra
A UCTlON SALE OF nav GOOOs. Ao
"A CssTINuEu.-S;ontfnustio sale Of Cioafs,
ally Also, Hoop Sti-ts' CsTsSat, Rovnst ,bbon,
and Fancy Articles &e 40 III storY rooms over
the store of Maxwell BRO : sos D.. Az
II WALL A 6aRN1Rn Ayc..
v1,c o-- = : = . 49,
II NEnpOOb SALT AT AUCTtON-By the
- on.n retree, expeoIed daily, having sailed the
2.e@ ssoks Coarse salt, extra tvilIed sacks,
re DO. WorthiuEtor do. ( the ton.
This cargo We viii sell st puelio spqticn on arri
viii be siven in this paper N"s n0Nse
"a, q N,cCIeV !. On -.
~U4 S1rnpS IN sS. ~ auS,,onsen.
HCNNlI oh6 hHD ERR hCIS OF AfAM.
n. " q ~ ~ Il ING nooskkkkPiNst-On THUkS
70 MVNNI No. Septcmncf iS.n. ~ ~ O'CLOCK,
on Ihe YES, SIDE ot touIteenth street between
ii sotS vi ia'n'y aechHins housekeeping, compns-
s HnS.. ,;o, po...s
sup nor koseWosd Piano Forte, nearly new, and
:. IN Peffec, ofder,
Mshoesn Arm Chair and Rocket.
ksdlator stove Book Shelves,
rhree ply and Ingram Carpets, Ollcloth,
EXTENSION Dinins Table, X Refrigerator,
Shina, 6la and Crookery W arc, "
bedsteads, bureaus, w srdrobes,
Mattresses, w ashstauds, Toilet Sets, .-..
chamber And 9th. stoves, Hatrack,
COOKING stove, Kitchen Itensils, De
Terms: go and under, cash; over that sum q
credit OF 81 Add 90 days. for satsfactorily epdorsed
notes, bearing Interest.
se Id J. G. kcGUIRE a CO, Aucts.
o. ,u.Ir
o. n al, bAhNAhD, Aaotloneere.
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Mr.. Beman, second mate Of the Lady EIyip.
states that lat half two O'Clock sq,iall struck
u.s. In i've minutes more saw the lights of the
vessel one point of the port bow | sung out
and struck US just forward Of the paddle box on
the lsrboard side tearing off the wheel and cutting
through the guards and into the cabin and huff
We Were steering N. w. by w point to wind
ward Our course at that time was N W. After
stri king US the vessel hung for moment and then
been done, and when got back the vessel was
gone" ... &
When the Intelligence Of the loss Of the vessel
with the excursion party reached Milwaukee yes
terday, spread life wildfre throughout the CITY,
The telegraph office was thronged all day with
the relatives and friends Of those on baard
Many who -esented dispatches were I'm tears
and the most intense anxiety and excitement was
manifested In the countenances Of all. In the
First Ward OF that CITY, 1t 10 said there lie scarcely
house or place of business that has not lost some
inmate or employee
All the survivors unite In according to Captain
Jack Wilson praise for his great bravery and
daring through He was foremost In confronting
the danger, and earnest for the safety Of the pas
sengers. He was drowned within hundred feet
Of the shore,
CHICAGO, Sept 1O.-Among the lost by the
steamer Lady Elgin are Mrs Jane Cook, Miss
Elizabeth Cook, Of Fondulac; franklin Hopkins,
VIM. w Homer and son, of Philadelphis; United
States Marshal Burns, of Milwaukee
Mr. Thomas Kennedy, who was reported among
the lost, Is saved. 49,.
All accounts represent the distress of the citizens
at Milwaukee az intense The whole city il
shrouded In mourning and business suspended
~, TIE owner Of the steamer Lady Elgin has
Hbelled the schooner Augusta for &42 900
The body Of Mr.. Ingram, of the British Parlia-
ment, has been recovered. Twenty seven bodies
only have recovered.
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY WALL q BARNARD, Auctaonecrs.
\ ARGE STOCK OF FANCY AND STAPLE
IL DRY GooDs AT AUCTION THURSDAY
MOhNlNG, 18th inst, Ct 10 O'Clock, We VIII sell,
q the Auction Rooms, large stock OF Fanoy and
staple Dry Goods, cOmpr sing
Cloths, Cassmeres and Cassiuets,
Csshmeres, Mousseines, LavHhsr, Cloths and
Merinos,
Gray Goods, CalIcos and Lawns.
Dotted and lsld Mousselinrs, Mars~llles. 40.
White and Brown Cottons, CambriSrs ami Hst
lands,
Iish Linen, French Linen aud Drillinfs
Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Gloves, Hoops.
Cravats. &c.
With other Goods not here enumerat
Terms cash.
SO 20 d WALL A BARNARD Aurts
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VI Nat. and mice speedily disapr.,, nv.,,.
,i.g sqnsi qusntiiiss Of sisone esess y . .t
s,,h ,s q YIih They devouf this m,,s,sa
Slp irs ed'ness, while 10 b Innocent 70 man
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Sc d WALL BARNARD. Auct..
By WALL & BARNARD. Auotioueer,.

BY WALL d BARNARD, Auotoneefs.
II ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE Op
IL CHINA, PARuN, BUIsQUIT LAVA AMP oTHEp
COSTLY WARE. RICHLY cor BOHEMIAN. fREscH
AND AMERICAN GLASS WAR;. IA NJ PLATED " ARR
ENGLISH AND AkERlcAN CUTLERY, &C. FRENCH
nNp lRoN STONE CHINA WARE, PAkIaN AND
next September 18th at 10 90 ock, and continsinr
each Day until further NOTICE. we shall sell. at the
AND 18th streets, a large and varied assortment Of
the above ware such as
Cordial Sets, Tea Sets,
Gless Wa. e of ell Kinds,
Table Casters, Wine Csstors,
SHoont, Forks, Dinner Sets. Cutle-y, Ac.
with many other DDS not here enumerated.
The above sale will be found worthy the atteu-
non OF the pubic as the goods al new styles Of
the late.t Importation, snd al warranted tn be Of
the bert q ue ity. Annie arrang ements made for
the comfoIt If the ladies'.
Terms: so and under Dash; over $50 o credit of
ADO y. days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes,
&c Tod WALL RARNApn g.,
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EORA SHORT TIME oNLY-DE4FNEss

EOR A SHORT TIME oNLY-DEaFNESS
= AND NOISES IN The HEAD.-UR COL
SfrON, member of the Roya, CoiIege Of Surgeons
oil EEsand has arrived, ard Ia now Irepa ed 10
ePPy his new and extraordin nary treatrnent by
which he was him.e cured af or eleven year, i'm,
tense saHeriIg. PartIcu ars for self cure sent 10
any address for postage; consultations daily from
10 tlli clock frees reference 20 hundreds Of pr
IONS cured. Address No. 5I2 Twelfth street,
ninston, -. q Nervous persons should rear
Vital Statlcs" for self cure. Sent free to any &C.
oiess LOT ~ cents IN stamps. seli-Iw*
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
subscriber hath obtained from the Orphans'
Gonft OF washington county, in the District Of Co.
iunbia, letters OF atmi stration on the personal
estate Of Ebenezsr Rodbird, late of Washington
county, deceased. All persons having claims
hI6it the same, with the vouchers the eof to the
subscriber, on or before the 9Th day of September
next; they may other wise by law be excluded from
all benefit ofthe said estate. Given under INV hand
this 9th day of September, 1867
EPHRAIM b. RODBIRD,>
Sc u-Iaw5w- Administrator.
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