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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-10
CO ne M E r C 7 4 Z

to 10 cts W lus adv Advanced i' Ct Corn
declined Let. Cotton declined. In Baltimore,
there. was no material change in the -four and
market steady, with fair demand Transac-
tons light, principally 10 higi grades -four for
The city trade. Small lors Of grain were re
ceived since onr last, sales Of which have not
transpired Holders continue firm at last
quotations.
The Baltimore Cattle marked closed yester
day with a decline OF about c. per b. for
beef cattle, and a decided decline in the price
Of hogs Of all qualities It's said the prices
will still recede. The supply large and increas
Ing.
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BY JOHN II. PARRoTT, AUCTIoNEER.

rENRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
4 REAL PROPERTY.-Under authority
Of deed of trust from John Cohagan and wife,
to me, will offer sale, by auction, for cash, on
II clock a. m, in front Of the premises, {a 5:.A
that TWO-ST0RY BRICK HOUSE, on . Ea#aI
the east side of Patrick street. between Prince
and Duke streets, immediately opposite Grace
Church, in which said Cohagan formerly resi-
ded., with the vacant ground adjoining it on the
and east to court IS feet 1Oinches wide; also, q
vacant lot at the northeast corner Of Patrick
and Duke Streets binding 43 feet inches on
Duke street, and extending north on PatricI; IS
feet, to said 20 feet alley.
This property will be sold in convenient sub
divisions, which will be shown Oh a plat at the
sale. r. JOHNSTON, Trustee.
oc 4-eotd Comm 6 Jour-
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NOTICE. Will be sold on Thursday. Nov.
~ IT, 1872 at = n On q1d the premises q
between Wolfe and Wilkes streets, in the city
Of Alexandria, at present occupied by Ephrailn
Henderson and wife, situated on the same lot Of
ground leased by Richard Rudd to Louisa Hen
derson Terms One hundred dollars in hand
on the day Of sale; the remainder to be paid in
three instalnlents, of two, four and six months,
from day Of sale, to be secured by approved
notes bearing interest, and the title to the prop
erty retained until the deferred payments are
fully made. SAM'L. BEACH, Attorney for
Ephraim Henderson and Matthew McCuin.
nov ltd .ls
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The National Intelligencer commenting. on
the present. difficulty between Great Britain
and the .. S., which, thinks, will lead to no
breach Of the. peace, says, that II hopes 1.-The
Alabama dispute will end in 4 general recoeni-
ton by all nations Of the benevolent doctrine
advocated on our part by Secretary Marcy, Of
the absolute exemption Of all private proper
ty on the seas from capture or destruction BY
be]ligerent enemies, whether privately armed
or public-aruea.
The mule and wagon train which left Wash
ington On tie 9Th Of August for Kansas, has
arrived At Springfield. Illinois; but the original
pan has been chaneed: 3 he mules are there
to be sold. I I ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-10

NOTICE.--To the citizens Of Alexandria,
IN Va, and the adjoining counties We
have this day formed a co-partnership, under
the name and style Of JAS. r. ATWILL &
CO., for the purpose of carrying ona
GENERAL AUCTION Il COMMISSION
BUSINESS.
Particular attention Will be paid to the sale Of
Houses, Lots, Household Effects, Stock and
Merchandise Of all kinds. We can be found at
the Market House, on Wednesdays and Satrlr
days Of each week. Reference: c. L. Adams,
Geo. II. Robinson, Dr. II. Cook, Mr.. Speiden.
Residence, No. %, Union street, between King
and Prince sts. JAS. r, ATWILL,
nov loft j. p RODIER
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OH Alezaud'r|'la 6 a ~ i.
. FRIDAY EVENING, NO V.EI,NNlIIE1.R 10
NEWS BY TO DA Y,s MAIL

put Worth some thirteen hundred votes ahead
!. of Holden. IS said that none OF the candl-
dates for Congress who can take the oath
areeleeted.
Guiglini, the famous tenor, died at the IL. !,
matte asylum Of Pesaro, .Ita)y,.on the. l2th OF
October. $50. 8 81. 3. 4.
There IS nov. 4 strong probability that the
chpleras WILDE confined to the quarantine Inn
its 81. the lower bay, in New York. Few or
no new eases arc. reported blythe health OIL
Ger. The cool weather Of the past week OF
ten days. seems almost providentia IN arrest.
ing The progress Of. this terrible scourge.
Professor John w. Boynton, NJ. d., Of Sy-.
sracuse,. New York, and Miss Mary. West
jenkins, of ST: Louis, Mo-. were married in.
N. Y s. On Wednesday, and made an aeronautic
wedding tour ia Professor loves balloon.
As large haul r7as made BY robbers III Chica-
90 Yesterday morning, they haying stolen a
satche1 containing eighty thousand dollars
Z from the American Express Company's waa-
gon. No clue to the robbers
The President has Permitted that portion OF
the sentence Of Gen. Brscoe, which calls for
confinement and he stands dishonorably dis
missed 3thesservice His. previous good char
acterand gallantry procured him this favor
The United States steamer Suwanee has ar
;.al q H., f1,nn, on nnouoooecfn}
aas aSah &c na lhasaodoab
The Louisiana election is overwhelmingly
I 'emoc q sse'is IDS 1uuo''o'eo's osS'''
ele 7e''7 I.7 o'1s1lle
IheKepubilcans nave az; elected tour out Of i've
OF the9Ndges voted 't Tor 1s. IN " Maryland.
Detroit went Democratic ather recent MUM
clpal election by nine hundred majority.
a ssscolored man communicates to the New
York Daily News his decidedly original sue-
gestion that the Gordian knot Of negro repre
.sentat;onsiin congress- NAV be cut by having the
negroes iinsthe various localities in the country
depute certain mum Der from their own body,
who shalIfcome to Washington asa third
house, OF lobby members, to be recognized
as such, supported by the Governments, allow
ed rooms, clerks, etc.
T.. b. Harwood, holding prominent posi-
ton in the social and business circles of St.
Louis, and of the well-known firm of Warren,
Iaioote 9 w. conl:nlsS'o. nletcnants' y auou'
~ =: 49, 49, -. 10y =
iiiission ~ Tue ella1 - 9 l'oae ~
george thompson, the eeebrated English
emanelpatlon1st, rs featuring nthe w est. Tie
spoke onthe Sd instant at indianapolis, In
drama.
Capt.. francis De Witt, Of Ware, formerly
Secretary of State Of Massachusetts, and late
Conmissary Of Subsistence, u. S. A., is un.
dergeing trial by urt-martial at RALEIGH n.
c.. on a charge. of defrauding the Government
NJ Drown ,]e /, Hnvs has addressed c;r.
cular to.the Diplomatic agents Of France, in
which be proposes, Tor TIE consideration Of
= q
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4 LEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKs-
IN BURG RAILROAD N Office is hereby
given that books are now open and will stand
open for sixty days, under the supervision of
the undersigned, for receiving sub: criptions
for one thousand shares $500 each) Of the cap
ital stock Of the Alexandria and Fred ericls-
burg Railroad Company.
By order Of the Board Of Dire ctors
nov !0--eo3t r. JOHNSTON
T(ion1n e. Tourna !
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TT OUsEHOLD FURNITURE. SC, FOR
Ill SALB.-On Thursday. 10th inst, com
Of aniel Minor, deceased, corner Of Prince
and Henry sts | will sell, BY auction: al the
Household and Kitchen Furniture and Person
al Effects Of the said deceased upon the prem
ises Also one Cow. Terms Cash on Dcliv-
cry. BY order Of the executor.
nov 9-dtd J. q. PARROTT, Auctionccr.
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S L O Y i: < .
S. CUVILLIER,

(kclls Old Stand
NO. 80 KING STREET.
Keeps constantly on hand large assori ne ,L,
of COOK, PARLOR and other SION -, T W;
general assortment OF TIN WARE. 1h!>
selection Of Cook Stoves being the best III ''s'
he warrants their cooking qualities: 81
Roofing, Guttering and Plumbing gone 80 -,
shortest notice oct l",''"
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-18

this matter of industrial organization,
the interests Of the colored nce are
represented by an immense bureau
and by depuJation. The whites should
be represented - embassies to the
White House, or they will continue to
suffer from one-sided legislation. A
memorial to the Executive, asking for
even-handed justice between the races,
and representing the evils arising
from divided and conflicting jurisjic-
tions, and from the interference OF a
minor court with the regular military
tribunal-sucE a memorial, couched in
dlgnitied terms, and conveyed by a
high-toned and earnest deputation,
would put an end to various painful
humillatlons and annoyances. For.
our President says, crnpha:naly, that
'he does not intend to serve any par
tlcular clique or interest. and that 'ho
IS for cmancipating the white man as
we'll as the black.
Augusin Transcript.
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Labor Regulations.

By some persons it does not seem
TO be understood that the Emancipa-
ton Proclamation relates to two classes
Of the population, both Of whom it
trees. On the one hand, the servant is
freed from the master; on the other,
the master is freed from the servant.
And if it is proper that deputations Of
the one class should visit Washington
20 secure the official vindication Of
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-18
The Former Home and Family Of
Henry CLAY.

A correspondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial tells q melancholy story
of Ashland, the lalo homstcad Of
Henry Clay, and gives the history Of
his descendants. The old home
stead Of Henry Clay, it seems, is
now occupied by the family Of lion
Thomas Clay, one Of his sons, and
present Minister to one. OF the South
American Governments. 1t is owned
by the heirs of James B. Clay, who, it
will be remembered, died in Canada
about a year ago. The house in
which Mr.. Clay lived when at homo
was torn down some years since by
James. and a magnificent structure
erected on its site, and there is moth
ins now about tic place TO remind one
OF him who once owned and honored
it, xcept the family buggy in which
the old man and his wife used to drive
about, and the trees in front Of the
house, beneath which he used to Sit
and talk with his family and friends.
Mr.. Clay had five sons. -Four of
them survived HAN. One, who bore
his fathers name, was killed in the
Mexican war. Thomas, as l have.
SAID, is now Government Minister.
John is living on one-half Of the old
homestead, now divided into two
farms. James died in a foreign Jand,
and Theodore (the oldcs. OF tie fatnily)
is, and has been for twenty years. An
inmate Of an insane asylum, still
avowing to every one with whom he
converses that he is the original
George Washington, and refusing to
respond to a cal! by any other name
Mr.. Clay had no possession of any
kind AT the time of his death, with
the exception OF Ashland, which was,
Of course, worth considerable sum;
but even that was heavily mortgaged,
and he thought at one time he would
be compelled 70 abandon it to his
creditors, until one day, when he
entered the bank to pay one Of his
notes, he was tod that he did not owe
a cent. Kind and generous friends
lad taken his case in hand and lifted
the pecuniary burden from his sloul-
ders.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.

WE, the undersigned. having entered into
" a copartnership, under the name and
style OF CAMERON g. RARkLEY. will
open their establishment, on the South
east corner of Meeting and Wentworth
streets, Charleston, S. e. for the sale of
all articles in use by railroad companies,
steamers and machinists, as also COAL Of
all kinds. Orders solicited.
ARCHIBALD CAMERON.
RUFUS c.. BARkLEY.
WE REFER TO
JOHN FRASER & co.
G. w. WILLIAMS IL co.
+. w. MARSHALL, ESQ.
Capt JOHN FURG ERSON.
II. I. rEAKE, Esq, Superintendent
South Carolina Railroad.
II. l. HAMS. Esq, SuperntendeutSa-
vannah Railroad.
S. 5: soLoMoNs. Esq. Superintendent
North eastern Railroad.
II. NJ. DRAINE. Esq. Superintendent
Wilmington and Manchester Railroad
July IS 8
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TER4NS-LV I'D VANCE.
Moha Mudgaree;

wealth,
Eepress it with the force of mind and
will,
Would'st thou preserve thy spirit in its
health.
With noble actions feed it to the fill.
Thy w;fe; thy son, thy daughter-what
The wonders cen Of this world who
can tella
What art thysel2 Whence com'st thoua
Can'st thou say2
My brother, ponder. ponder on this we'll
Boast not of youth. nor cpuleuce, nor
power;
Ere lheu can'st think, T;me snatches
these away:
Check these elusions-fanciee OF cd hour;
At Brahma's foot repose thy heart, and
pray.
Like waterdrops upon the lotus leaf,
With tremulous motion gliding to and
fro,
Us lie: the converse of the good is brief
1t is our ship upon the seas below.
Witl, body weak, mouth toothless, hair
grown grey,
The staff he leans on shaking in his
hand,
Mems thirst Of gain survives "a his decay,
And would We're all eartl,s wealth ut his
command.
Few quickly arc We born, and old and
dead!
.How short the interval ':wixt death and
Tie viciousncss of eart,. how widely
spread!
Wherefore, Q man! liv'st thou in
thoag,tlcss III ir1h?
Day follows day; eve follows eve; morn,
morn;
Springs after springs; winters on winters
rise;
G,ife ever on Times stream is onward
borne:
But mortal expectation never dies.
Beneath the canopy Of Heaven 10 dwell.
Under the shade Of some wiae-brunchIng
Al vain desires Of earthly joys to Iuell,
The ground our couch-ikis, this is to
be free!
Love not too fendly woman. kinsman,
child,
Nor friend, in peace; in war. hate not
thy foes;
DE e4uuoie 10 atl, anu Eently tNII1,
Would'st thou attain to Vishnu's calm
repose.
The eight psime:al mountains and seven
seas,
Bramah and Indra. Buara and the Sun,
These are the never-chang ging--only these;
Not thou, nor 1, nor .man-wherefore
all passions shun.
In thee, in me, in all we see and know.
There lives and brcathes part of
Visbnu's soul;
Then love not, hate not, with immoderate
glow.
For all things are but parts of One
Great Whole.
Ths boy so long dclighteth in his play,
The youth SO seeks the maiden of his
love,
The old man frcts so long his thoughts
away.
That there are none to worship Him
above.
Ponder. my brother. ponder on this word:
The word of truth, that passes not
away;
What hope is there for him who, having
heard,
viii not bow down his head and meekly
Dray?
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Wanted Immediately,

Wanted Immediately,
Unity WAGONS, to haul cotton to
4 OraDgeburg S. G. For terms, apply
TO 4. l. SOLOMON,
Commission Merchant,
I'd door above Shiver House, on Plain st.
July II 6
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BOOTS, SHOES And TRUNKS |
LAT
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

CROCK REPLENISHED WEEKLY bv
~ the Now York steamers Purchases
arc being made in Philadelphia, New York
and Boston, by Mr.. Dunhan, of the irm
Of Durham. Taft & Co.. and will be sold at
the old established stand, $50 King street.
sign of the BIG BOOT, at very reasonable
prices: where the public and all his old
friends are invited to call and inspect for
themselves T. M. BRISTOL,
Sign of the Big Boot,
Send of King street, Charleston, S. G.
July Is t6*
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StraYed or Stolen,

yTefT FROM my pasture, on the llth
Rn instant, u BAY MARE. of medium
size, her ears slightly inclined to flap. No
marks remembered A liberal reward
will be paid for Lcr recovery.
July IL Q HARMON KOON.
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Baptist State Convention Of S. C.

Dap V1ot OIe1UO O01iV0HV101k O1 % U
IVHE next annual meeting of this body
Il will be held at Cross Roads Church,
three miles from Chappell's Depot. com
mencing on FRIDAY before the fifth Sun
day in July. Nhc 2Sth iust) Delegates
coming ON the Grcenvillc Railroad will be-
met at Chappell's by conveyaaces. Thurs
days and Friday
July II J. II. c. BREAKER. $ec'y.
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Information Wanted

nF JOHN J. DAVIS. Company D, 18th
~ $. G. Regiment. Was n tailor, AMI
lived in Camden, 5. c. Was we'll on the
2l of February ANY one knowing his
fate or whereabouts. will confer favor
by communicating the information to his
afflicted and destitute wife ut Columbia,
S. g., or TO this Office. Exchanges please
extend this notice. July IL
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Office Chief Com. of Sub, Nil. Dist.
of Charleston.

CHARLESTON, 5. G., JUly 70, 1868.
DROPOSAI.S will be received at this
L office up to July 25, 1865, FOR CON
TRACTS FOR BEEF CATTLE, ION foot,
to be furnished the U. S. Sub. Dept, in
quantities to be specified in the contract.
Said contracts to he made for four months.
HENRY II. JENKS,
Capt. sod z. V. and A. C s.,
Chief c. S Military Dist of Charleston.
July II
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-04
FEVER AND AGUE.
FEVER AND AGUR.

Crimean Bitters have proved the most prompt AID
thorough remedy known-successful when quinine has
failed determined by trials 10 the United States Hos
pitfalls at Newark, N. j., Fort Hamilton, N. Y, and
Beaufort, s G. ard numerous everywhere. The
Bi,ters warranted TO est the ehs the first day
and 10 brief time expel the disease from the system so
thoroughly that renewal follows il the directions for
strictly sd erred 10.
We have numerou. certificates Of cures Of the above
masdy, but want Of room prevents the insertion only
the following from U s. army Surgeon We refer 70
cir ular around bottle for many Others.
DIR. Whitehead, Surgeon U. : A dated U. s. Hos
ptal Newark, N. - says. /" cured several soldiers
under my charge Of obstinate fever and ague which
have dedd for weeks the usual remedy Of oenne and
would without hest alton use il In similar cases"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-04
AND FITS.

fllS- euRE CuRE for these distressing complaints
FIrs-and Native Herbal Preparations paelisbsd bv
DIX y. PHELPS BROWN. The prescription
fiis-was fun nthed him In such providential man
FIrs-msks i known as i has cured sssrybody S who
- has used H. never having failed Ia : sin gle case
fiis-lt s equally sure in cases Of Fits OF Dys-
any draSais srsT ya @sy 10 Dc Obtained
cept Of i've cents 20 prepay postage, eie Al
flTs-dress DR. o PHELrS Brown, No 10 Gtand
Street, Jersey Chy. Nj
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HELMBoLD's ROSE WASH.

An excellent Lotion for diseases arising ron habits OF
dissipation used IA connection with the Extracts Duchu
and sarsaparla In such diseases nIncnded Evil
denee OF the most responsible reliable character viii
accompany the medicines Also explicit directions for
use n hudreda 81 R0idHds living Witnesses and up
wards Of 5000 unsolicited certificates aud rocomenda-
tory letters many of which from the highest sources
including eminent Physciaaa, cergymen Statesmen 60
The Proprietor has orcd 70 their publication IN
the newspapers 10 docs moi DO ts fo that hs
articles rank as Standard roparatiu do not need
TO be propped mp BY cert 4c9',H.
The Science Of Ae,llf la1 DE vf.r Column. should
stand simple pure, naJ alto, hhil ict for its bass
Induction for itA par, and Truth for tie Capital
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" Nd LANDS.

10 all Wanting Farms. Large and thriving settle
ment Mid aud heat hful climate, 80 miles Phil
adephia by railroad Rich SOIL Producing arge crops,
"hch eau nov be seen groSng. lei, twenty and fifty
acre tracts, At from SO S36 per acre, p.y able within
four years Good 6asigess openings for manu- aotoIies
aud 9th Churches Schools good society. 1t is
Low the most impoyig place East and West. HUI
dreds are are set inS and building. The beauty
which the place Is laid out is unsurpassed Letters
Sacred Paper giving full Information will be sent Tee.
Addrs CHARLES X. Lands, Fsneiaaf p. o., Lam
dts Tot0nshp N. J.
From Report Of Scion Robinson, Ag cultural Editor
OF the tribune. II is one Of the eAtthsiv fertile
tracts in an almost Level POSITION and suitable eondi-
ion for pleasant farming tn know Of this side Of
The asteIn PIaIies.n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-04

Principal Office and Laboratory The N. r. Of
Sixth and Commerce Streets, Philadelphia, where all
letters for advice business should be directed.
He will be found here every Saturday. professionally
to examine lungs with the Respirometer Or which his
fee is three dollars. All advice free.
In New York. at No 80 Bond Street, every Tuesday,
from A. NJ 10 P. M.
At the Marlboro Hotel, Boston, January rs and 10,
February Sand ls. March Is and le. April 10 and 90
MAY IL and IS, June IA and IS. July 10 and 20.
The time for my being in Baltimore and Pittsburgh
will be in the daily papers OF those cities.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-04
HALrH RE~ IORtD WHIT UT

HALIH RE- ORtD WITH, UT
IL MEDICINE S i 9TH male and female In many
Instances labor under what Is known 10 the pby sican
Ss tue gravltaton or settling down OF the bowels
Whch causes c0stveness rupture, dyspepsia, pains in
the ba k, abdomen. stomach, heart, chest shoulders
Weakness Of the chest, sinking, dragging, hollow
feeling about the stomach, liver, aud Sidney com
painis piles, diarrhoa, falling Of M womb, whites,
aud all female disease lmme,iiatr r-let oan be had
in all such cases By using OF Dr. sherso DDS Sup
purtere.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-04
DYSPEPSIA.
DYSPEPSIA.

In Dyspepsia, nth its attendent symptoms indgeu-
ton, Nausea Loss Of Appetite, Lowness Of Spirits
Flsulence Collie Cos'iyeness. Sick Headache LASH
tude, Diarrhea, General Debility, ETC., Il. efficacy is
abundanty attested BY the certificates appended, and
will he INN, dately apparent upon trial We do Lot
assert that Crimesn Bitsrs win every OF
pep Ia. In such have become chronic we can only
promise relief but in ordinary Of only few years
standing, no failure has come to knowledge where
the use has conesponded with the accompanying direc-
tons Nsiy many cases have been cured by or two
bottles. Dyspeptos are impatient and hv from one
remedy to another all ask is persstency in the use
Of two bottles and proper regard exercse and cyl
men when either essential relief or radical is guar
anteed.
Dyspepd Prom the Hon. Robert Morris Of Ken
lucky extensively known to the Masonic Fraternity
of the United States.
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SINGERS LETTER A
SECURE A HOME.

NECURE A HOME.
OLands for sale in the ce bated Fruit Settlement OF
Hammonton, N. j., 80 miles from philadeI phia on
railr adj and the New ok raruAj.--No. better
o ia the state For fruits vegeab es and early gar
denng, is the best in the Union -Huudttds 4 acres
now lduciug, to be seen, VIII CHI made from lO0
to 5000 mild and healthy climate son water
churches, scaoois, mils stores, free from $50
$50 yer acre, ior ~ acres and upward lOaoIe fruit
farms, $500 Terms easy. Title pc Re 1, For fan in
formation address II. BYRNEs, Hammunton N j.
Letters answered.
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TONIC AND RESTORATIVE.

DR.. JaHeway, Surgeon in charge Of United States
Hospital, Newark, N. J., says I" experienced very
much benefit from the Of your BtteTs after a Sc
we've attack OF typhoid fever, and enabled
my duties In much shorter time than expected after
50 severe an illness My appetite restored. and di
ees,ve organs resumed their fur otons quickly An ar
ucle prepared an carefully 1t s, and from 90 many
valuable medie es, cannot, in my opinion, fail to do
good when properly used"