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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

Contagious vcnerenD Charactcr.
Cures them without resorting TO Mercury, Iodide
POTASH, Arsenic, or any poison, but with Neutral
isef positive cure for all humors and blood pOisOna
ORaANlc WEAKxEss. such - Seminal Weakness,
Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissions, brought ON BY
abuse Of the system. early ndscSet0ns, excesses
entailed heredltarily caueng Tors Of mory cOnfu
atom, depression, dinness. and Oftentimcs insanity,
radically cured with An infable method saving much
time and expense. elect, Gonorrh&a, StrictuFe and
ell diseases peculiar to the sexes. Of private nature
Ola diseases OF the MOST HoPRIBLH CLASS
where the blood has become poisoned, producing
blotchcs the knce, email watery blisterp pains ID
head and bones, liberated throat, nose limbs and
body, scrofula, together with endless number VI
Or. James If recommended by the prers generally,
tn medical faculty, and professors OF medical college,
etc. Those afflicted should apply Immediately, and
be cured Of these terrible diseases.
DIR. JAMES has just issued revised, improved and
greatly enlarged edition OF THE MONITOR on ven-
eral Diseases peculiar TO the sexes with directions
and prescriptions for self treatment.
srEKAAToREnIA, caused BY self abuse, sexual OK
cess &C. is fully treated and will not fail to arrest
the gttenti0n Of the reader.
An important feature Of the book Is treatise upon
Conccption-how asoided-and the necessity and
prOpriety. sometimes. Of 30 doing.
Tie various diseases peculiar to females, are fully
treated and their remedies given.
The Monitor IL printed upon fine paper, neatly and
substantially bOund containing $50 pages, and Il 10
intended as book TO be kept for private reference
and consultation 1t ie multum In parvO-much In
the smallest epace. Buy i'll Read Il! The book will
injurc none, but benefit all-The old and young Of
both eexes-mariied and single. Price of
Book. 90 Cents-with Four Cents Postage.
Address, Dr. JAMES. +. Q. Box 6sl. Chicago. III.
DR., James Office and Parlors are 1t % Randolph
street. corner q Dearborn street, Chicago. where he
may be consulted personally by letter upon all dig
eases pertaining 70 his speciality ONCE hours from
"A. n. tos p. NJ. Consultations confidential
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

WV topmef1y 60uSlosSeu IueuIau1se AEU IN
s0bst Of solisasy habit, both rsisess y the bedy
aad niad and produce some Of the following o.
fectG-Biotchss. Constipation, loss Of memory,
paia In the email Of the bock-can b fully 70.
stored 70 health. Consultation free.
Charges moderate, and cures guaranteed
Post Olhcs Boz, 1894. All letters with stany
answered.
P.S.-All business strictly conG1eatial. or
2ca houre fro0 4. =. until ?. Z. feb9esf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

RSeamtifying the Hair.
And is the most delightful and wonderful! article
the world ever produced.
Ladies win find II not only certain remedy to Re
store. Darkcn and Beautfy the Hair but also dcsf
able article for the Toilet rs II is highly perfumcd
with rich and delicate perfume independent Of the
fragrant odor Of the Oils of Palm Of Mace.
The Marvel Of EScru.
new and beautiful perfume, which in dcrcacy Of
scent, and the tenacity with which It cngs to the
handkerchief and person. is uneQualed.
The above articles for sale BY all Druggists and
Pcrfumers. a 81 per bottle each Sent by express
any address by proprietors.
T. W. WRIGHT D CO.,
0c201yl 100 Liberty Street, New York.
Royal Havana Lottery Of Cuba.
Conducted BY the Spanish Government.
eSS0 600 IN GOLD DRAWN EVERY II DAYS.
Priscs cashed and Information furnished, the high
est rates paid for Doubloons, and all kinds Of Gold
and Silver; also for al Government Securities
TAYLOR q CO, Bankers,
mnyS1-d1Y IL Wall ST.. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18
Nip the Evil I'm the Bud.
Dr. WHITTIER.
lOl South CLARK Street ChfcagD. III.

Has for many years made the
treatment Of private diseases his
businsss end study. Syphilis
In ell it, forms, elect and STRIFE
lures. Particular attention siv-
o. 70 old standing cases. which
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

Hooxmss, n. H.. March 81, 1853.
MeaBgo. p: l. WA11As8 . Co.: 0onto-A
ffiesd aAvised ~ - W yesf preparation. sta
laughed q the idea bat consented q the trial.
I en- pleaeed With 1I ] have tested Il thorough
". Il hes restored NV hair and whiskers 10
their uatural colss. and keeps them 20. I CON.
meoA Il - I'll in seed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

Sole Agent and Proprietor for upwards oftwcn-
y ysars. They sRe esnt b. IA. II oe1inory let
ef envelOpce, WITH fA1l Instructions - odvice~
oct3ed6wlm. =.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

NAx0ssssa, March -, 1853. E. i
MssssA r. L. WALLAcs Col am we'll &C.
Quainted With several Of The leading citizens Of
tAis eity Who have used yeur Heir Restorative
70 psrlset sotisfaction. I have also used Il my
ell, go sen shesrfally reesuosnd u - beng
The beet asticle In morkst. !.
Il. T. CaAnnaslm,
City Treasurer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

afe reliable spoci1e Sus ladies. PleasaAt 70 tn
taste beae s1gie0aese hsalthy. - certain n III
cases. TAey eannct fhiL d .Seeent c.eos they 80
stinais essss tkcse two degrees s6osess elculd s.
ussd. Price -. No Agen6 Appolnted. Adosese
DR.. A. A!AAURlCkAU,
Rroeeeeor oftAe Diaeaeee Of Wcmen.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

CoxColp, Jsse l, 1855.
Mnssas. r. L. WAlLAcs Co.-The second
invoice Of your valuable preparation for the hair
request - happy TO assure you that Il has
more than answered the expectations excited By
the nee Of the first bottle. Il answers the puf-
pose requiesa most perfectly. and - . sestorer
and cleeaesr Of the hair il ID only equalsd BY il
qualities - esolins and healthy application to
The sealp.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

MAxcnssssR, N. H May, 1865.
Hessrs. +. l.. WALLAcs 4 Co. Set nv name
down among those who have used your prepa-
ration Nth much satisfaction. have used ssv-
eral others, but give yeurs the decided prefer
sncs. lts setion upon the hair. in restoring TIE
color. 10 quiek and durable, and - . dressing n
10 supurb.
On D. K BouYRiiR
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" l5-w12v
nEPARTMEHT OF THE IETERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PITETT OPTIC

- WARRINGTON, October 10, $50.
On the petition OF PINCkNEY FROST, Of
spTinRheld Vermont, praying for the exteu sisn Of
q patent granted 70 him the 18th day Of January,
l6es, for an Involvement 10 Scythe Fasteni ngs,
for years from the alton OF said patent
which takes place on the llth day ~ Jaauary 1861
Ii is orderea that the said petition be heard N
the Patent Once on MONDAY, the aath day of
December next, at IL O'Clock 70 I; and all persons
Botfed 20 spp esr and she cause, II an they
have. why said petition ouGht not 10 be granted
Persons opposing the extension are rt9pired to
nle In the Patent Once their objections, specially
the day Of hearing; all testimony flec b. either
party, to lie used 81 the said hearing. mnst lie
take and trsns fed in accordance with the rules
ton. -
Uepositiops and Other papers, relied upon n.
Testimony must be fled in the ofise rcsr'y days
.eiore the day OF hearing the srsnule pts, il any
within Ten days a..er filing the testimony
Ordered, alse that thls notice Do Bit, he'd In the
Reps1lioah and the IE'ssx>Rner. Wsshingto d.
o., and in the yermoa Josyndl, Windsor, Yer
mont once weet for three suecessiy We weeks: inc
first Of sssd publications to DO least sixty days
wv = = r. o. THEAKDR,
-. Oommi<sfoner Of Pstents.
P.S-Edisors OF the above papers will olsnse
COY, and seId their biils to the Patent Once.
With Apsper eonrsining this notice. 10 Iswsw
INV BoOKa-Marcy Thirty Years OF Army
~ Lin on the Border illustrated hpnual Cy-
oiepedis for 1853 Goodwin Smith y Lecf q: 60 on
toe study OF History sumrer Rest by Gail Hsm
iltoo. The Emerald. edited oy Epes eayeent
SH RANCK TAYLOR.
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MEDICAL BO0KS-Dalton's Human Physiolo.
ISl gy. Druett's Modern Surgery. Erichsen's
System Of Surgery: Grsy's Anatomy. Flint on
the Bee piratory Organs; new edition. Flats
Practice Of Medicine. Watson's Practice OF
Physic. Atkins Science and Practice Of Medicine
1vols London. Fowpes Elementary Chemistry
Perefrah Materia Medica; edited by Horatio D.
Wood, n. d. Biddle's Materis Medica, and maay
others on the same subjects, for sale by
Ot6 FRANCK TAYLOR,
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A UCTION SALE OF GOyERNMENT WOOD
"A AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Headqxa,ters Department Of Wa,htnstos,

O0tce OF lXfeJ ((EaYterndsttY,
Washtnsten u. c.. October I9, 1855
The auction sale of Government wood az the
wood yard. one fourth of q mile north of the CITY
of Alexandria, on the Washington, Alexs ndria
and GeIgetown railroad, will be resumed on
WEDNESDAY, Oct. Path, at ii O'Clock n. IN and
contipued daily until the Sd Of Novembsr, inclu-
sive Sundays excepted unless the lot 10 sold be-
fore that time.
Upwards Of eight thousand cords of Oak and Pine
offered, which will be sold Of the k nd to suit
five hundred cords.
Terms-Cash; in Governme ut funds on the day of
sale, and fifteen days allowed for removal
I LUDINGTON,
Bvt. Brig. Gen and Chief Quartermsster
oc l9-lU Department OF Washington.
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RAILROAD LINES.
THROUSH LINE eETWEEN WAsHIN0rON
i PHILADELPHIA AND NEWYORK.
&0a

THRegaffIaa bINS
Trains between Warrington and New York are
FOR INV iORK. Without change q cars.
Leave daily except Sunday ct 7:0 .. n. and
T6B NEW YoRK, changing oars ct PAiisasl-
Leave daily Except Sunday at n:is 81 n. and
voR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave assly exec st sunday)st 7so Ind HIS ..
m' ana 9" '1a III SUNDAY.
Leave fer Rev York and Phiisde,phis At Go ..
sleeping cars for New Ysrk On Csc ,. 70. train
Throus b tickets to Philadel phia. New York or
Boston can be had at the Station Once q ell hours
n.n ss dan : % + sss Ese
avenue, beswss0 9Th and 7th streets.
Sc: s.s. s.. ns 9AS
q. s ihe W.T. ss,,.r O, rr.n.,or,.ssn
emo. s. xoossifE. Agent. Wellington.
ASP H 1aIa aa.I jsss 1885,
III sEzs sssizssss
EsD 4Es
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 90. 7:30, and
ll:l3 q. m, and 2:I5, and 80, and 500 ,. IA.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 100 .. n, and
2 IS and 8 90 p. m.
ZOE Way STATIONS SOUTH or ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave at 6:b and eco g. m, and at ~ and 4: IS
,p m.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at7Oo and % :; m, and 40 ,. m. No
trains to or from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTlMURE.
Leave at 7:O Q. m, and 2:l5 and % p. m.
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave at7:D .. M, and 2:3 and 500 m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
O. Leave daily, except Sunday, 1t 73O q. m, and
- OBJ Sunday at 500 p m. only, connecting at Relay
station With trains from Baltimore to Wheeling,
THROUGH TICK Ers to the West can be he'd at
the ~ashtngton 81 alton Ticket Office at all hours
IN the day. well as at the office of the Bank
ers and Brokers' Telegraph Line, 34s Penn.
a,enue, between 9th and 7th streets.
For New York, fbilsdelphaa, and Boston, see
I'd vertieement Of Through Line.n
". p. SMITH. Master of transportation.
l.. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
&C 81 Il GEO. 3. KOONTZ, Agent, Washing ton.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND
GEORGETOWN RAILROAD.
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AUCTION SALES.
RlY n. K. WALSH a CO., Aucr1eRsers.
II No. 2eS Pa av., corner 10Th sire IT

N. n. ~ Auct10R4orB.
II No. ass Pa. av, corner 10Th strest
fNSITbINa six 81 RE aD F IN ksGk SsS
4 RS SARRLs sso SekkRH 81 Ms
sSHs HfssEEf A 4fsz zs5t YfSssfE lSTa
On npnDAr M0RNJHa, November 9Th next
hsfsn sn a, 10
Which viii be fosnd the following "'hs
y ols;y sas . GS IL hss hands
Bay Ms5s hsIy M.saingon" yssr. ola ls1
S. The sto " n assssa
got b; can ,1os ea IN q 70 hs hsa
hands high; can trot in 20. This Is one Of the
fnest double teams In the country and can trot
Bay Maze Lady Moscow ;" years old, ,s,1 hand.
high got by hsniitonisn out Of a Messenger
;sd nsiss IL. g son a1a Is one of the finest
Bay Horse Weller AllndsT, ;, years old mex.
E Mare sss i.2.
o,. gan !, Mare sos;s 11s .rot n is, e
utes The above N ares are well matched. ia ana
can trct double in three miautes. ".'
hand, high gan be used either single or double be
pair Of swift tai. fp1 pnn h Sansda H.r...
hands high, years old, q nice team for any
purpose. '
A pair Of Dark Bay Horses. years old, ls1s hand.
high good pair of business horses
Two pair OF Bay Msres. about 151a hands big 6
years old good for any purpose
The whole number includes ~ head of horses
al Young and sound, and carefully selected by the
49,
80 sets OF Harness. nearly new and in good order
Ladies Eide Saddles and Brides
GeDtlemeu's Saddles &c.
2Calash Carriages,
sO|en Carriages. ~
Breths. all in good order,
Phaetons in good order.
Debos Buggy Wagons Of the very hest make and
in goCG 0:der. and several other Bugeies
hand-one. fine Family Carriage, light,
2 I':ottfns Wagons
2sulkies nearly new AMI IN good order.
Also,
aAltany Sl.ighs.
Basket sleiehs, &c
The above list includes all the effects necessary
for a first stable.
The whole to be positi vely sold without reserve
for cash. the owI er retiring from business on &C
count Of i'll health.
&C 23-eo6t n WALSH q co.. Auets.
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tJ,HE CHEMICAL pIBECroeY ana an rdarL.a q,
4 ceutist's Ccmrtndinm.a a aohas NORMANDY : In.
ia ssinr ~ RoseS Chemical Analysis; London.
The rhreshOld Of Chemistry bsnSon p L.ssis
bSa pTarer's Text Book OF Chenistry
Brsns AID Tsysrs Ch.%ty an % far ,s sts sy
Works on the same snd kinSrso .sssGS TaViaos
! SEES 80
.I,r RIyr CoSNECrED With oar Ware
ME- hAsh ,o;ts an establish neat -KA
Sbers PIaNos and other Musl0hh In MN
Kun = "a re are ii nroughiy repaired AT
ekpO1S rhe pianoforte Tuuers IN oar
tmssoy ere nom the Manuisctory OF eteiHS"
fos'' q New ORR W. q. MEIaEEosr.c.oon;.
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DRoPOsALs FOR WORK on SEWER.
Ofcs Commissioner Of PRbl,e BEilftHss,
Cdptfol If the UHt.ef STATES,

Once COMMISSIONS Of PRbltc BEilftnss,l
Cdptfoi ofrhe Unt;ef STATES, ,
- WASHINGTON DRY. October IL, $50. y
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
until the Sd Gay Of November next, at IL O'Clock
noon ard will be opened at one O'Clock on that
day in the presen Of the Secretary OF the lnte-
nor 10 40 the folio ~ing described work, viz:
TIE excavste properly from the D. ace where the
pre,eut unfinished sewer through the Botanic
Gsraen terminstes TO Third street west; to pI INK
the bolt IN u the creek with inch joist, In the
same m snner that the bottom Of IL Is planked
far as the 10 noe built 70 continue the stone
walls on each aide OF the creek to Third street in
the manner that the wallis already built built,
81 . sufficient height 20 receive the arch; aud %
tuild lateral three feet barrel sewer IRON tie
pr. eat sewer from the Capitol 10 the main sever.
All the materials TO be furnished by the contrac-
tor. AMI ah ne essary preparations, such as free
ing the channel OF water. &C, TO he ms1e by hun.
The work TO tie done under the supervision OF o
cnmpstent person 10 be en- rloyed by the Oommfs.
sioner and 10 the satisfaction Of such person ana
the Con chi ssioner.
Proposal. must be made in a gross sum Tor doing
OF "a tcofk. as IL cannot we'll be divided.
The pefsoa TO whom the CONTRACT - awsfue1
VIII tie required to give proper sec LOT VS.
perioI marco OF his oohtrect, and tsen.y p-a Se5a
OF the esptI act price will be Ietaihed oHAi N"0
woik IS satisfactorily conPie'eaa FRENCH
oc7el2t Commissicner Of fuehe oe'I1,uk~-
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ETThere is n smart young Irish girl at
UosA a family a: Chelsea, Mass, who does
not wear hoops in the kitchen.
FSHawthorne speaks of 1.-The conversation
Of the steeples OF a city, when their bells are
ringing on Sunday"
81 Mrs. Fowler, mother of the three dan chg
cl-is y no went down on the Evening Star, is
o. s-rs benefit in philadelphia.
= The performances of the neers musician,
blind Tom" hayr excited much wenderment
IN England.
questionable marriages in New York
Keep Brown, the dandy sexton sf Grace
Church, as busy "a a bee
rSA woman in Lowell, named Keenan, was
divorced from Der has band last Saturday Ind
became Mrs William Jones on the same day
avA couple were divorced in Michigan on
Monday after only twenty four hours of
married life. The wife left her husband on
the ground that he was bald beaded and a
Catholic, and would no, give her a deed of his
farm The court gave him a divorce.
sFAn impudent writer Classics American
Brides as ''ssntimental, speculative, anxious.
accommodating unresIsting, and inqnisitiye'
SThe two things Mrs. Grundy. however
clothed, concerns herself most about, are Just
those she should lie. alone,-otheT peoples do
mesuc affairs and their religion.
ga hopeful young lawyer says that any
young lady Who possesses LOCO acres of land
presents suffi eient grounds for attachment
f(Corn is selling on the streets in Martins
burg AT fifty cents per busbel.
IL what - contentmentl To sit in the
house and see other people stuck in the mud.
~There was a furry OF snow, 1.-The first of
The season. al Hartford, CT, on Friday.
81 In France there is sympathy for the
braEe Charlotte but none for Napoleon
a-HWhy, isn't my shirt cleanr' ouoth one
bohemian to another. We'll, yes," was the
answer, sits clean for brown, but Its awful
dirty for white"
- The school fund of the State of Indiana
amounts TO SleU, $40, (which s45,3JO Is received
from licenses paid for the privilege of seIlin z
liquors.
|Aneel as she is, woman's wings droop
beneath the burden of old clothes
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nIPARrMINT OF fHI INTxRIoB, -

10 ALL WHOM IT Nay CORUERN
Applesfion having been made under the act OF
June =, 1870. Tor the reissue Of the following de-
ecrioed Land warrants, which are alleged to have
been iost or Destroyed Notice IL hereby given
that at the date following the desc rfption OF each
WARRANT new certificate or warrant OF like tenor
wlll be reissuea. II no valid objection should then
Ne q COS. for $50 scres issued under the act Of
March ISIS, In the name " James P. ULderhil,
ard IVES granted July II. Is5s-Deceplber 1. 49,
DO. 1870, ter 50 acres. issued under the scs o.
September, 1870 in the name Of Daniel Milton, and
was granted December 18th, Iosl-Decenber LIST,
No. d .o6. for 90 acres, issued under the act Of
d arch 81, lsss IN the name OF Daniel EtltQn and
Was granted March 18th, lss6-Decembsr LIST. 1s6
49, - ,sle, Tor leo acres, hsuea under the act OF
March ), lS5, In the name OF Tamor, widow Of
FELIX Benton: and vAs granted August 4. lxiS-
No. s5!2I, for 20 acres Issued under the act OF
s s5e was granted April Sth, 1851 -December q.
No. q 0l4. for 80 aces. issued under the act OF
March Sd, 1855. In the nanoof Spencer Wiley. asd
Nas granted February 18th, 1856. December y,
lSo6.
No. IS iOs for $50 acres, Issued under the Get OF
March sd 1855. in the name Of Horace Gregory
and was granted Dec ember %, S1.-beeember
3. 1886.
No +s,73s for 10 acres OF land, issned under the
sct 81 March 3, 1865 In the name of Eifsba Bacon,
and was granted January "a, 1855. January IL,
l5s7. =
JOS. a. BARRETT
~ bw1W Commissioner.
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E EVENING STAR.

a. PEA3oDY's WEALTH-MF. Peaol dy'.
sumo Is yario1sly estimated, and cor iec .Gr
oUty tryIng 20 discover what lie Is worth In
he was numbered among the miilionalrps
- London, and during the following ten years
business has greatly increased In 1880 he
was said 20 be worth SI5,ol900O in gold. and
D. has endowed various charities In the
ptncs " sum Of .. Uoo,GCo. MI. Peabody in
for ne increase Of biz property for the last sax
ears has been considerable. Fortune has not
nilsd on him in vain, for SELDOM has so bo1n-
t0ai giver been nun bered among men.
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RY J. G. MCGUIRE . CO., AucnOneer.
CHAECERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
AYI,vANTA ACEkUE

passed in cause No. l,4s5 Equity, kibbey ct al.
agt. Csmkbeil', heirs, &c the undersigned viii
sell at public auction, on the premises, en- TUES
DAY, the 18th day Of November A ID. 1886 the
western ore third part of Lot No. 6, in Square No
Isl, fronting l9 feet inches, the reabouts, on
Pennsylvania svekue. and having depth of about
l2i feet to a C foot alley, with the improvements
thereon. E-r -. Pm
The property is . few doors east of the Nation u
Hotel being No $50 Penney lvania avenue. aud
Ia OF the most yalu able business stands in he
city. having a large store room aud three story
DIV cling house, with large beck building and has
been used for MANY years D business place,
Terms Of sale One fourth cash; and the resid ne
in three equal payments ~ six, twelve, and
ed BY the bonds OF the purchaser, with suret@
or sureties approved by the Trustee. Ii the teI
are not complied with fu i've DAYS, the premises
will be sold at the rick of the defsulting pur-
ebas.r, alter one weeks notice in the National
Iptelligencer-
Conveyunoing and stamps at the cost of the pur-
chaser. WI X. WOODWARD, Trustee. =,
oe 30 .otd JAS G. INQUIRE a co Auots
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STRUCK BY LIeHTSIS9.-A heavy thunder
storm pre- vailed IN this section on Monday
nfsss last. The barn on the Cromwell farm,
~ Nay Hundred, recently purchased by VIM.
n S@'n, Esq, was struck by lightning and to-
IaHy destroy I'd, together win farming impie-
msbtE. grain. &c, in the building at the tine.
Loss from four 20 five hundred dollars.-St
NIrkolas Al Cont.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~wHo cARDs HoR rRENOH OR ENG-
litb eI t-srts fov the hsrdkerchief when PdA-
LOE's NI6Hr-B BLOOMING OEREUs,n per-
f-me that trsBsoends them all, 10 seid at price
thst would scarcely pay the duty On these foreign
failures7 Sold everywhere, ...
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PRICES CuRREar FURNISHED wEEk.H
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An l6-m

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sSThe Boston papers complain that .'the
huS' is infested with s;TOllng women. who
so about in pairs, dressed in )aunty style, one
- Lssn playing upcn some musical instru-
zA>at TO at;racta crowd, and ;so other collect
ing money from the spConies who stop TO listen
Ts@ brazen-faced hussieS visit the business
streets, and by sheer force of eFrontery auc-
cet q in obtaining CONSIDERABLE same of money.