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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-01
BRADFORD
ID r L C S TORE.
LEONARD & DAY

DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECAklEs,
Have in store, and are Consistently receiving
large aldwrli selected -toch of
BRIGGS AND NsEI1,gGENHG.
incitiding an the now preparations Of standard
v,dar, wirlurc from time otnnr introduced;
al Of which ar. warranted 10 h"
PURE, and for sale at LOW PRICES
Fer the quality.
For Christmas d New Years
They oi)cr very choice pcri,pcrirs Of French,
English, and American InauuiactuIC-such as
Lubiu's. JaTuc,' and rhalon'> Extracts. Eevp-
tan Lotus SautalIna. &c, very choice Col .rs
Luoii,', French Hair OILS, PuuadcS and Cos
mrtIrs. Pun Boxes, choice Toilet Soaps, very
nice Hair aud Teeth Brushes Flesh brushes,
LHther Brushes, Cloth Brushes, and q great
variety oi Toilet Articles, too numerous 10 men
tiun.
RntoIlt
All varieties desired AT very low prices pr
Day Hlttcrs, Mar>hlll'a Condition Powders
ID. Nelson's Cough HFrHp-orc of he best in
u-r-puty's Vegetable laulcra. Dotv's Ncgc-
table Cough hal~am, American Hair Rcgen-
orator, and Dotys Mandrake Ittcrs-tur sale
AT wholesale and retail.
We would call particular attention to our
choice Essences aud Hair Oi!s-1or sale low at
wholesale or retail.
TRJSSlS, ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS.
shoulder Braces, Spcculums, Nipple Shells.
cdtheters, Cnppns GLASSES, Extension Syr-
lnGus &c.
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS furnished on
very short notice. PhYsiciaus' prescriptions
carefully prepared, and orders flied promptly
with pure medicines at low prices. Family
Dyes, Dye S'uli,. Starch, Soda. Salcratu.
English turrauts, titron. Pure Ground and
Whole Srirrs. ilayoriHs Extracts, spirits of
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Ready-M Made Grave Clothes.

'ENuE SUBSCRIBER WISHING 70 RE.
4 duce his lar-r stock Of gouGs Before the
inst OF Jdn,.,.y "eAt, otiors gre. Inducements
to
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-01
CUSh and he0dY Buycrs.

spending with The decline in the markets.
All Kinds Of Dress Goods. WooIens. Clothing,
Donrsties. Groeerie-, and the ,tocl, generally.
VIII be marked down 10 meet the returning
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ADORE re w G. 0 D S e.

We are now prepared To offer to wholesale
and retail purchasers great bargains IA s5 ET
eyery description Of DRY GOODS, CAhfE
We can only name In part
Linen and Cotton Shoetings, PILLOW, Linens
and Cotto's, Counterpanes. Doylies Napkins,
Towels, Toweling OF every description Table
Damask, Bleached and Bgwni Wine Cloths
Shifting Linen, Cottons, Bleached and Brown,
Of every kind Blue D9mesties' Iickilngs'
Checks, Ginghalns, and all KINDS VI gloves,
Hosiery and Notions. ,.,,.,,.,
A very large assortment Of MOURNING
GOODS, such as "a, "A and Cd superior all
wool Mouslns, Florentines. Byzantines, Tam
mertines, Bombazines, Hernanies, Tamese
Cloth, Challies, Canton Cloth, Alpacass, Pure
Wells also, fine line of English Grape Wells,
rom $3. 80 to $40
We have also received another large supply
of those elegant Black Gros. Grain Silks, rang
ing from 81 So to $3.50 per yard.
We have also splendid rich luStre Gro. dc
Rhine and Semper Idem Silks, in Black, Green,
Blue, Brown and other colors. ,>
A full Lac of CAMBRICS and JACkO-
NETS, both hard and soft finish; Nainsooks
and Mulls, plain and barred; White Organizes
a. and 81 wide, some ofthem very hne; plain,
barred and striped Swiss Muslins; white and col
ored Piques, Organdies, Lawns. Perculs, Linen
Lawns, figured and plain.
Wa have a good assortment Of Silk and Cloth
Mantels. newest styles; also, Shawls and Lace
Points.
A very large stock of Cloths, Cassmeres and
Linen Goods for gents wear; Casslmeres, Cot.
tonades and Linens, suitable for boys veal.
japanese Ties for gentlemen, b new art e
and very fashionable But we must forbeur.-
We can only add our stock is very complete,
and at prices that cannot fail to please.
Our Now York correspondents keep us con
stanty advised us to the state of the market,
and it is not our purpose to hold any goods ut
prices above their market value.
We invite All examination Of our stock.
mv9-tf WILMER g. SLAYMAkER.
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COMMUNICATED.

I saw, some days ago, in the Gazette, a COM
munication complaining of the retention of the
water in the Alexandria Canal, and charging
that it had produced, or would produce sick
ness.
Is not the writer aware that if the main body
of water were let out, pools Of it would still lie
all over the bed of the canal, lin some parts of
the basin to the depth of two feet, and that
these pools, with the growth of weeds and
grass rotting about them, would prove much
more unhealthy than the large body OF water
now kept in, which, [ understand, is very
important to the proper preservation of the
work
I, for one, hope that the water will not be
let out, for, if it remains there we shall have
very excellent and very safe skating place this
winter, and [ am sure that our physicians if
consulted, will all decide that it is much better
tor the public health to have comparatively
large and deep body Of water there, than
great number of small and shallow ones.
FIDELIs.
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.TTRGINTA NEWS.

A wandering swindler has been operating
successfully in Chesterfield county, by selling
to uusophisticated colored people farm certl-
ficaies at dollar each, possession TO be gwen
January |, 1868. lu one case, III 4 spirit OF
literally, he sold to coored man one Tor
himself aud another for his grandmother, tor
one dollar and fifty cts As soon a. the swndle
was discovered he had to make tracks.
The Presidents Of the four National Banks
in Richmond, have sent to the North tho to-
lowing telegtaphic dispatch The CONNER
cial failures reported by special Telegram to
the Northern press are false None have &C
Cured. Commercial bills are being met as
prom ptly as ever before. Some parties out OF
commercial circles, and nsolvent at the fall OF
Richmond, have gone into bankruptcy
Gordon G. Kent, esq, of Wythe county,
Dr. Daniel A Lang horne, of Lynchturg, aud
Abram Fulkerson, esq, OF Washington county,
were on Thursday appointed proxies for the
State in the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Company, by the Board OF Public Works, for
the ensuing year.
The fair OF Tie Rockbridge Agricultural and
Mechanical Society will be held near Licking
ton, at the society's grounds, on the 23l, oath
and 18th days of October next. The lair OF
the "Borler Agricultural Society will be held
at Danville on the 9Th Of November next.
| JAS. Tyrer, u bogus detective, was sentenced
by the Mayor of Richmond, on Saturday, to
| twenty days labor in the Chain gang, to work
seven hours Of each day, Sundays excepted, OH
the public improvements Of the city, with u
ball and chain attached to his leg.
Dr. S. B. Cunningham, for many years,
President Of the East Tenn. and Va Railroad,
died at Jonesboro', Tenn, on Wednesday last.
A Portland correspondent OF the Boston
Transcript states that he was personally ae-
| quainted with sixtynine members OF the last
| Legislature OF Maine, and Of these sixty-one
kept sprituous liquors in their rooms during The
session, and most of them favored ''prohibl-
ton. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-10

The New York Tribune, referring to Presi-
dent Johnson's new amnesty proclamation, re-
marks: "We we're in favor of sweeping am
nesty when MIR. johnson was ravine and roar
ing thrice day that treason was crime,
aud traitors must be punished. We are in
favor Of it now, and would gladly have every
peaceable, well-disposed man in the South as.
, ured that no harm will betall him because OF
his share in the rebellion so long as he deports
himself as good citizen should. Let those
who were rebels feel and know that they may
plant and till, build and trade, buy lands and
Il them, without fear of confscatlon or moles
tation. So far as President Johnson's new
proclamation tends to secure this end, it has
our hearty approval"
The Tribune estimates that the exceptions
10 Mr.. Johnson's amnesty proclamation cannot
exceed one or two thousand persons in num-
Der whereas his former proclamation excluded
not less, it thinks, than one hundred thousand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-10

FLEXIBLE STONE A great geological curl
osity has just been deposited in the museum of
the Hartley institution, at Southampton, Eng
land, consisting Of piece of flexible stone
about two feet long, seven inches wide aud
more than one inch in thick ness, having the
appearance of rough sandstone, which bends
with slight pressure like piece of India rub
Der or gutta percha Of the same size. This in.
1eresing specimen Of geology has been placed
IN glass case constructed for it, fitting with a
lever, by touching the key of which on the out
side OF the case the fexibility Of the stone is
shown. 1t was presented to the Hartley lns;i-
tute by Mr. Edward Cushen, from his relative
Mr. r. S. Munden, who obtained it from Del
hi, India. In its natural position the stone is
said to run in thin layers in the soil in which it
is found, but it is so rare in India that it finds
a place in the museums of Calcutta. There is
a similar stone. but not 50 wide as the ooe un-
der uotice, in the British Museum, and ano,h
er in the museum of the School of Mines, but
specimens are very rarely to be met with. Al
though the stone has q gritty appearance, no
grit or dust is thrown off by the motion given
70 it when under pressure.
la fine specimen Of flexible stone" is stated
to be in the Smithsonian Institute in Wash
ngton.
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q e Y G. 0 0 D s :.
nj E w g O D D s

We are now receiving large additions to our
stock, and name in part
q loop Skirts, in Is different styles and sizes
White and Colored Flannels.
Heavy and Fine Canton Flanhe!a
Kentucky Jeans and Rerseys
Satneta and Virginia Cloths
New styles Calicoes all prices.
Bleached and Bro. Cottons
Pillow case and Shooting Cottons.
Heavy Drillings for sails and baggln4g; with n
full assortment Of Stockings Gloves, Handler =
chiefs, aad all goods III our line, which we III
Determined to sell at the lowest cash prlcea.,,
ROBERT L. WOOD,
ON On Nav Store cor. Kinr & Fairfax sts
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EUREKA, THE INFALLIBLE
"a HAIR RESTORATIVE f..
THIS IS NO II A I r ID 7 T..


THIS rs NO HAIR YE.
REASONS WHY THE EUREKA SHOULD
BE USED.
1t will cleanse the scalp, and thereby pro-
mote the growth Of the hair.
If the hair is dry, stiff and lileless it will give
it q softness, and lively and youthful appear
ance.
If the hair is becoming thin, weak and falling
off, it will restore its strength and beauty.
If the hair is gray, or becoming SO, It Will
restore it to its original color, without staining
scalp or hands.
It free from all impurities or poisonous
drugs.
1t is no hair dye, bat al intalable restora-
tive, and will do all that is promised, when
used by the directions.
A few applications Of this Compound wall
change brush, dry and wry hair 10 the most
beautiful slllen tresses.
If the hair is falling OF. or becoming gray,
the use Of the Eureka will surely arrest its de,
cay, and cause it to assume in short time, all
its former beauty. 1t completely eradlcates
Scurf and Dandrui, and kills Hair eaters, so
destructive TO the root! Of the hair, and cures
all diseases or humors OF the scalp
As a hair Dire ing, the Eureka is unequallcd
by any othor hair preparation in the world.
Price ) per bottle; six bottles for $500
JANNEI 81 CO., Agents,
jy22 No l45, King street.
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Deaths in New Orleans, by yellow fever, O.
the Sth, 40; on the 9th, 81. Measures ar
being taken 10 Baltimore to send relief to tn
suffering sick and destitute.
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VIRGINIA OYSTER LAW "A committee Of
oystermen were appointed to wait on General
Schotield. Tor the purpose of obtaining some
change in the oyster law which went into fleet,
practically, on the lst inst The said coin
miLtee, in obedience to their Instructions, wait
ed on the Gen. few days since and succeeded
in having the liquid measurement abolished
and the old measurement re-established. We
are not prepared to say to what extent this
change will affect either the interests Of the
oystermen or the State. Norfolk Day Eo0h
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MEETING OF GOVERNORS On Thursday
last Governors Ogleby, of Illinois; Fletcher, Of
Missouri; and Grape, Of Michigan, held an inter
view in the city OF Chicago with Messrs. Yates,
Logan, Judd, Bromwell, Terry, and other
members Of Congress, who agreed in the pol
icy of inviting the Republican Governors to
hold council similar to that which met at
Altoona in 1862. The time spoken of was from
the Goth of September to October ], and the
place Chicago, Washington, or Philadel phia,
The object Of the meeting is said to be to con-
cert measures for the impending campaign in
view of the altered condition of public affairs.
Wash. Ctron.
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y A telegram has reached Baltimore announc-
ing the melancholy intelligence that eMr. JAS
H. Simpson, manufacturing chemist of Balti-
more had been killed in Arizona, by Indians
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The New York Times is opposed to tn
Amnesty proclamation, and says it should no
have heen issued until Reconstruction i
completed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-10

Gen. Sheridan had, what is now called, "a
grand ovation, upon his arrival at St. Louis,
last night. The telegraph reports toreh-ight
PROFESSIONS huzzas crowds, speeches, &c, &c.
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|. "a NDRIA NJ ARkET

4 IL y y OKLA NJ AlthfI
TUESDAY, Sept. III, 1857.
The market this morning was dull, the re-
ceipts Of Grain being light. and an indisposition
on the part Of buyers to operate. Offerings Of
Wheat 1852 bushels, with sales Of so bushels
white at 2l5 for fair, and small lots OF red at
200, POS and 225. About go bushels mixed
Corn offered--no white or yellow Sales Of lOC
bushels at 107, and $50 bushels at l08. No
transactions reported in Rye, and only 81 bush
els offered. Sales Of about 10 bushels Oats at
S. Butter very firm for prime, and prices
looking up.
BALTIMORE MARKET, September 9.-The
market for Flour continues quiet but steady at
previous rates. Sules to-day Of 100 bbls City
Mills Extra at $40; leo bbls do ut $40 %; 100
bbls Howard street Extra ut $40; and l25 bbls
Howard street Super at So IS.
Wheat-The market was firm for prime and
choice grades, and in instances strictly
choice lots brought prices from to DC higher.
Corn-The market WAS frmer to-day, with
prices la3c better for white, and le better for
yellow.
Oats-The market continues firm and active.
and prices are steadily maintained
RyePrme Rye is scarce. Offerings chiefly
inferior.
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The Washington Chronic lie says:-"Gen. R.
2 3. Lee arrived in this city yesterday. Having
reported to the War Department, in accord
anee with the requirements Of his parole, he
lett for Baltimore on the noon train. Gen.
Jos. E. Johnson also passed through this city
yesterday. He was en- route South.
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= Gen. Sickles arrived in New York yesterday,
from Charleston. Gen. Banks is in Washing
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w s rem 4. A.ES E
FORT OF ALEXANUklA-SEP'r. ]

ARRIVED,
Steamer f. c. Knight, Denty, New York. to
H G.. Winship.
Steamer Phiadelphi Marshall, Phiadel-
phia merchandise to M. Eldr.dge q Co.
Schr. Ashland, Burton, Philadelphia, bone
dust to W. II, May.
3chr. T. 3. ?. Seth, Huntington, Baltimore,
lumber to Smoot & Perry.
Schr. William ColIyer, Taylor, Providence
to NJ. Eldridge & Go.
;3chr. Antelope, Davis, Baltimore, Peruvian
Guano 10 &. Fl. Lambert.
Sch9 Bowdion, Hill, Portland, plaster, 10
Hooe s. Wedderburn
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HARDWARE MERCHANTS,
And naslers in all kinds Of

Els W.
flames W. MALLS q CO.,
HARDWARE MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in all kinds Of
B | l. D II G NJ a Il + T | \ l. :
Such a. S3ashea, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings
Brackets, Potomac Lime, Calcined Plaster
Hydraulic Cement, RooGnq-Fclt and Pitch,
Window Glass from 6x8 To 32I48, White Lead,
Paints, Oils, Varnshes, Paint Brushes, " hite-
wash Brushes, Shoe Brushes, Lamps, Coal Oil,
and general assortment OF housekeeping
Goods.
Paints mixed aid glass cut to order.
country. lo7, HING > IKhEl,
ap 27-tf corner Columbus, Alexandria
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n A MIC 2 L l q E 5 !

D a y z Z X u 7
Our stock was bought since the gEef"Ii S e AS
in prices, and w, are NOW SELIT14S b.
ROW AS THE SAME GOODS oin
detailed IN NEW YORK. ..,ok con
We are receiving additions to our 1Wi0OD
stantly by express. Il. y; ps;rfsI it.
my 30 Corner King snd g !sl, IL
GUGARS Prime Porto Rico snd, oI ioa bJ
y CARS received to-day and Tor SAT- piIRN,
sept > =: @I-e--~
GHOT, Of all sizes, received to- d issYYfhTRInRN
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u L l. |. L 5 4 i L +
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To be always reliable They have raised the
highest COMMUNICATION from all, and Will always
render satisfaction
Nos Gems.
|, Cures Fevecs, Congestion, 1nhanations.. -
z, Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie 70
3, - Crying Collie, 1eething of Infants. %
a. Diarrhoea Of children or adults. 70
g. Dysentsry, Gripping, Bilious Collie Is
s. - Cholera Morbus. Vomiting .......... .
r Coughs. Colds, Pronchtis.... 70
& Neuralgla, Toothache, Facoache.. 70
j. Headaches, sick headache. Vertigo 70
10, Dyspepsia, Bilious stomach........ -
II, Suppressed, or painful perlods...... 70
II, - Whites, too profuse periods......... -
IL - Group, Cough difficult breathing. Is
il. Salt Rheum, Erysipelas Eruptions "a
Is rheumatism. Rheumatic Palms. 70
Il Fever Il Ague, Chill Fever. A CUES 80
II, Piles, blind or bleeding ............... ~
IS Ophthalmy, 81 sore or weak eyes. %
IL, Catarrh, acute or chronic ntiuenza 81
20 Whooping. cough, violent caughs.. %
Il, Asthma oppressed Breathlng::... ~
22, " Ear discharges, impaired hearing. oO
u, Hcrufula, enlarged glands, swelling ~
"a, General debility, physical Weakhe4 ~
Is, % Dropsy and Schnty secretions. ...... ~
70 Sea Sickness sickne from riding ~
Y, Kidney diSea.e gravel...... ......... ~
~, I" Nervous Debility, Seminal Eins-
sons, Involuntary discharges. l.. w
% " Sore Mouth Canker................... ~
80 q" Urinary weakness, wettlng bed. -
81, &" Painful periods, with spasns........ oO
81, " SufIerugs at change Of lie. .......... l.D
80, Epilepsy, spasms, st. Vitus' Dancol. IN
"a I" Diptheria liberated sore thrOat ~
FAMILY CASES.
Of IS large walls, morocco case, contAn-
ing specific for every ordinary disease
g family is subject to, and book OF di-
rectonS $40 %
Smaller Family and travelling CAGES, with
~ to % walls iromS'' I"
Specifics for all private diseases, both for
curing and for preventive treatment, III
Walls and pocket cases 10 .
W. These remedies, by the case or single
boz, are sent to any part Of the country, by
mail or express, free Of charge on the receipt
of the price JANNEi - CO.,
au 70 I'm Wholesale Agents, l45, King St.
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ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY EVENING, sEPTEM BIER 10.

The Washington correspondent of the Balti-
more Sun says - From letters received here
within the past few days, from various quar-
tiers, it does not appear that the impeachment
movement has gained substantial Roadway
among the republican members Of Congress,
who have heretofore opposed the measure.
Outside of the real merits of the controversy
between the President aud Congress, there is
reason to believe that Impeachment will be
opposed by considerable number of rspubli-
can members upon the ground of impoljcy -
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acg- Call and examine specimens.
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THE PUBLIC DEBT-Secretary McCulloch
yesterday issued corrected statement of the
condition of the public debt on he lst instant,
which also shows the reduction of the debt
since September LIST, 1865. The aggregate
amount Of the public debt, less cash i'll the
Treasury on the LIST inst, was s., 492, 1885,
365 05, decrease of about eighteen and half
millions Of dollars during the month of August.
1t is just two years since the debt attained its
maximum Ga the LIST of September, 1865,
the Government owed exactly So, 757, 6S9. ST.
49, Ia the last two years this total has been
reduced by liquidation of $264, 906. 206. IS, the
greater portion Of which reduction was made
in the past year.
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A TRIP TO THE TOURNAMENT AT FAIRFAX
A number of persons, including some of our
prominent business men, with their wives,
started for Fairfax yesterday morning, but the
weather was 80 bad that they did not proceed
further that Bailey Cross Roads Here they
took possession of the only house 10 the place,
which was quite easy, as it Was unoccu pied.
A tournament was held in one of the rooms,
the ring being stove pipe hole in the ceiling,
and the successful knight being required to
throw three pieces of plaster through the hole
on to the floor above. Being disappointed at
not proceeding further, they determined 10
hold public meeting at this point.
One of the ladies was elected AS president
and another as secretary aud The meeting was
organized A platform was erected consisting
Of long pole which was held by two gentle
men, upon which was spread a handkerchief.
This being in readiness the trumpet was sound
ed by another gentleman, and the audience,
consisting of Virginia Teuton and boy, were
addressed at some length by an ex. Alderman ct
our city At the conclusion Of the address
several very startling aorobatic teats We're per
formed by two gentlemen--oiie persohating the
character of ''All Right. rhe party then
returned to Carlin's Spring aud took posses
sion, where dinner was served, afterwards re-
turniog to the city about o clock, o. IN.
Washington Republican.
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TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY FARMS n
VIRGINIA, AT FROM s. To SIS
PER ACRE

PER ACRE,
In Loudaun, Fauqylier Warren, Rockbridge,
Albemarle, Il olson, Orange, Culpeper. Prince
Fuirfax and Alexandria counties, nbrsCing
almost every variety of soil in the State, and
varying in .ize from - 10 300 acres
A large MIN Der arc located near railroads, OF
na7igable streams; many are improved, ant
good state Of cultivation.
We will show I'll the real estate that We otter
for sale to parties desiring to purchase, Oh give
any information that may be desired.
Aao, for sale, in several of the ubove-n named
counties, very
VALUABLE GOLD, SILVER, LEAD AND
OTHER MINERAL LANDS
IN West Virginia and Missouri we have y
large arnourt Of land for sur, from one to sev-
enty dollars Per acre.
viii lease or rent out Res Estate in this city
taxes, collect rents, and have houses repaired
and insured.
All communications answered promptly.
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III E D I C 4 L
OIMILIA SIMILIBUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS
HnAf EINpAT HIG GPECI FIGS

HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS,
Have proved from the most ample experience
an entire success Simple, Prompt, efficient and
Reliable. They ara the only medicines perfect
ly adapted to popular use-so simple that mis-
takes cannot be- made in using them 50 harm
to be always reliable. They have raised the
highest commentator from all and will always
rendor satisfaction
Ma Cans
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DURE CIDER VINEGAR
[ pITRE CIDER EINFGA K

Bakers Chocolate, Broma
y and Cocoa, for sale by
FRED RECKER,
an l9-2w King street, cor. St. Asaph.