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pH GREEN q WILLIAMS,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
No. S26, southeast corner 7th and d stree.s.

TRUSTEES SALE OF MARBLE MONU-
MkN1s HEAD AND GRAVE STONES MA
LEASE OF Gs0UND AT AUCTION
0n THUR sDAY, the 10th day of September,
M, by virtue of dees of trust to the subscriber,
barring GATE the 23d day of June 1855, aud record
chattel records for the county of Washington,
District of Columbia, the following named goods
and ch attels In the CITY of Washi ngton D. viz:
A los OF hI,sII AMI. hsd Aaarbi. oats,
OF hnely finished Head and Grave Stones; lot of
Material ard implements Tor manufacturing pur-
poses. Also the Frame Buildings and lease Of Lot
of Ground on which the above stands. situ ated a.
the corner OF New Jersey ave and street north.
Terms cash.
JOHN STOCK, Trustee,
sep6 GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
Evening star., 1869-09-11

III COOPEB LATIMER, AuctfoneerS.
- tSuccessors to J. o. Mcclure Oo.,J
Southwest corner Pennaa avenue and llth street.
VlRY yALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE
hORTH SIDE OF eTRnlf, BETWEEN
On WlDEEsDAY ABTERHooH, September
sell the east half Of orig nal Lot s, 10 Square 2ls,
situated on the north side Of street, between ilh
depth Of la feet inches, to 80 foot alley.
This property 10 in beautiful locality, and in q
residence Of Q: Brown, and In clsse proximity
Terms: One half cash: the residue Of II aud Is
months, secured BY deed Of trust, With notes
bearing interest. Conveyanclng aud revenue
sale.
Title indisputsbls,
Evening star., 1869-09-11

ri OOoPkR D LATIMER, Ascsioueers.
y tSuccessors to J. q. Mcclure Co.,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-24


9err Jobn GtH9 an Der Drittsn Strase,
SO. 176, bat fein Sdu1- unb Stieftlsei9dft
nun nit belonbersr &iidi9t auf ben @bUle'ale'
5anbel einseridtet Derielbe bei9aftist lit iei~
ner @erfFatte cine erobe 3abl ti&tiser SHELTER
uno feline Gaeilitaten GUT 3abrifation ron S6u,
ben unb Stiefeln bat Ct jinst tur9 Muf1elluns
BON spei aeuen sru6en Mal9insn serpoaitan.
oist. 94ube, 9titfel uno @aiters fir bic
Miaicn liesen bier aufsefapelt.
Mu& bat 5err Betia ais erfabrener Ga&u,ann
istass @ei9afsa fetne sroeen neuen Giufaufe
int Often auf bic ssrtbslbafefe Meife ssma&t.
Diefe G%prtbeile, in Der eieenen Gabrifaticn
unb I'M @infaufe, pt1 berlelbe feinen Stun,
ben unb nanentli9 ben @ieoerperfdufern
DON S9uben unb @ttefeln In, 9a1jen Staate
3ufcmmen lafen. Das @bolelale~6aus BON
'&errn Sobn Tetia pirb 1T fur5er 3ett fur
ale beutiden &aufeute int @taate bas Be-
liebteite iein, benn fe taufen bier bi1is, tuenn
nt4t biaiser, wie in Gbieaso ein. Nu@
miro Der Storemann, tpenn ct bier ~etnfauft,
ntemals lber @dle9tes S&ubwerf ron
feinen 4unben &lasen t0ren.
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-Dte Yrdmte 1T Gnbe nd4Her
Wp9e bereit unb mir tperben Damn fofprt
NIT Der @erlenbun9 berlelben Beginner.

Der Wanberer bas offi;ielle
@tabtb1att"-Der 5tabt,
ratb bon 81. Yaul BAT tn ietner lebten @t5.
3un9 am Dienfas Mteno ben @anberer
sum pfftateaen bemtf@en Stabt.
Waite erfldrt, tpelhe Sunftipn frlber bas
Minneiota 9o1fsblatt bisber bate. SIT bic.
ier Stbuns bradte 9err SHERMAN Sanlen
fo1senben 8ei9lu6 Elm:
"Be191pffen, bab cine Gcpie after pom
Stabtratbe Yaflrten Osbtnnan3en uno a1er
@ertdufe bes Younbmafers ,pdbrenb bes
seeenwdrttsen Stscaliabres benz IS a ND {,
rer CUR Yublifation 9eltefert tperbe, fur
melde 8etanntmaGuns btefelbe gersltuns
aattfnoet, bic BEN Staptoruder fur bieielbe
Mrbett 9eseben wtrb.
Daflr ftiu1utten bic Mlbermdnner Berfe9,
Gbba Tarrel, Grace, Sanfen, @iatus, Miti9
Sbearar unb @teele.
Den beutfaen @tabtritben, 9erren Jan-
fen, Btlius unb Mitf4, Defenders ben beiben
erFeren fir ibre wadere gsrtbeibisuns Der
beutiden SntereGen unb allen bic ben
IS anberer nit tbrem Gertrauen beebr,
ten, fi biermit unieren ber3li9Ren Danf ab>
%oefattet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-24

49, @entse Bud unb gerlaeebanblunsen
Rsm.gurts lesen cine fol9e Rabriefeit uno CT
l9%aftstiid.i9feit an ben Sag, mic bic oes 5errn
6. @tei8eI SO. % uns "a Granffurt Ctr,
Nep. gort. Eauisnoe llno burG f: NIT Der Gr<
9~iebieteit Der beuti1en @prade in eiteratur II.
i. 10. bstannt seworoen, bic vorbsr eiasn iapa'
den 8estiT oason batts2. @teiser's 9erla9
umfaBt: sQe Di9tsrmerfe, neue Nomane, SUI
eenei9r;fsn, lntsrri9tsbi@er fir S4ulen> furs
5aus, ben panSwerfer, 0eiadftsmann, Inter
baltensss, Bsebrenoes, @el9i@hidea Tbeater,
2beolosie u. & 70. Die &a4ri9ten BON Deutid-
lamb, bic &e&en>, 2eie>, S&reit>, @prad~ uao
@ecsrapbiebi9er, &alenoer u. {. ~. in isinsm
Gerlaee Gab peltteribmt. @teiser ii @eacral'
Nsent fir cine Meuse ber europaildeA ;3eit-
fGriften. au@ eiebt Ct test ieoen @onat eiuen
,Qitsrari(9en Monatsteri9t" iber ale neuen
Gri9einunsen Der beuti@eneiteratur in an,erita
unb europa beraus. Sober, Der feline gbreie
eini@.dt, erbalt ibn gratis.
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Dantabfattun9.- @err Bilbcl,a
Sizes banft bternnit ber;liGf alien ieinen
Sreunbsn, @6nnern unb ben &uAben Der 49,
ler~gdderet bic nun an bic 9erren Taber u.
Na4tebeim lbertrasen .porben.
Graders, unb ate Tabrifaten Der Dan,pf>
8dderei Der 9erren Sizes une paGaoant an
Der unteren 2epee baben fi4 etnen &uf er'
mprben, Der bic 9etelunsen 1T Der lesten
!3eit 70 a%uf9dufte, bae fe gu bteiem S@rttte
s%e3tuunsen tparoen I'M, oieiem @auptsef4dfte
ibre unsetgetlte Aufmertlau,teit wipnen ;u
fonnen.
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- @robes Concert bss ct. weter l1ntsrfub-
un9sSereines am Mitwu@, ben %. Npril, I'M
Mthenaun.. @ir bireen safir, bab bieies Ct
aas gang Museeei9netes .uirS, inbsn speber
Mlbe, nod Soften eeipart porbea, bas game
yrosramu, piirbis ausaufibreu.
Da ter Grtras Der BuraeQune nod auberben,
einem eolen 3wsde eewiomet IN, 10 ldbt fb pobl
nit &edt erwarten, bab bic 8efrebunsen bes
gereins beimpublifum Muertennuns fnoen unb
bur9 cine re9t aablrei9e 8eiwpbnuns belcbnt
tperben. ..,-
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- Gin senubrei9er Abeno 0ebt obne Jrase
ben 8eiudern beS Mtbendums am nadiien
Mittpo@ Mbenb besor. Das prcsramn1 1T
nit 1mfl9t sepablt, bic aufsufabrsnben @tiide
ilnb gut einfubirt uno miro lberbauptMQes auf-
setoten terpen, I'M, tas Muoiturium tn jeber
@eiie aufrieben 3u feQen. @ir b%efisworten
tsi uniera 2eiern, i@on tee !3wedes .piQeu, ei.
men literalen Beiu@ ber gurQeQuus, Der ibr,
ausm Anidein unb Der sro6en 3abl bet bereits
abssfebten 1idets mad ~ urtbeileu, ,pobl aud
3u Spell perbsn tpirb.
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Das spn Der Bcrlassbanbluna patr

- Das son Der Berlassbaubluns patrid
Denaboe, Bottom, 3u be3iebenbe @ert: sThe
Instruments Of the Passions of our Lord
Jesus Christ" greis $3.50, birfen mir alien
nit Der enelii&en Spra@e gertrauten auf's
tuarmfe empftblen. @er bic Qeibensseidi&te
bss WelterlSiers BON elmer uristnelen Seite Der
betra&ten mid, la6e f& siees BUD tommen.
Da0t!be 1T 70 eebaIten, bab 3atbolifen ME g,ro>
t~effanten sas Bud nit ipanuenbsm SutsrsNt
leIen tperben.
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q en- unb feline 6@musbatttrien sesen bsdsn
&ebafteur su Sfnen.
Sn ftineu, Offer, uns unf@GbIia MAIDEN
gu ,uullen, muB ireenb cine 2iee nnb l1nsebea-
erli&fsit berbalten, telbf bteit, bab elmer ber
Direfturen bes @anberer uns aus fetrem bdu(t
seworfen babe bab eha anberer fit has rspubli~
taniide Iidet sepiblt babs u. + ~.
2arl Der @dnfefabler fAaut MQes bar9
letne Brittle, tuenn CT loslest. RetnWun~
Der pena er fi9 su benz weinerlt1en @epteple
peri teiet: vWel@en@enub mug bas 2e1en et~
mes relisiDfen 8lattes ~sepSbren, u. {. ~"
@ir tpoaen nut etn Betlptel CUR g%barafteri-
fit biefes @plitterriaters unb Dortbrefaer
aus Gauienbeu berporbeben CUR 3eit Der
failure Der &anbtyobt>@ ublerei idrteb biefer
faubere Burf9e: Der san;e 9un,bus lief
barauf binaus 70 unb 70 piele Gcmmifdre
nebf 9ases1obn Don SIS ret@1i6 3u bepfran~
ben. unb Der bas f9rteb berftlte 9ienau
bate f4 int Stiaen cine GommtFdrsfeQe
eei9ert, fats bic BiI bur9sine.
!3iebt 5err Qtenau feline Gbreni9dnbunsen
sesen uns in na@fer Nummer ni9t aurid, 70
msreen mir ofeniip anfatt befenfp 4uftreten in
@ort unb Tbat. Ter Grberausssber bes
gulfsblattee peib, bab es in feiuer @el9i9s
nod Blatter lberGai@enlpielerei> uno @autlere>
afairen TN, eelinbe Iitel it eebrau%er -
eibt, bic bas yublitun, nod ni@t in, Gtn3elnen
aelelet bat.
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; Die Ttrma 6. 80. Miebl n. g.. tol

49, Die Ttrma s. %. &iebl u. g.. bat
ier qeber9el@dft BON @e9ers 9tpd
mad so. $780, Drttte Strabe rerle9t. Diele
Ttru,a BAT bas 9roBte qeeerseiaift in ct.
@au1. Das Materill was Sattler unb
54nfer nerarbetten une bic 6anbperfsaeus
&c, wc,ntt tie es serarbetten, inpen iie bier
lit ret6iter Ren9e uab Nuswabl. Der beut<
f9e 0eiNdftsretleape bteisr Tirtta 1T aliei>
tia beltebt.
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9effeutIi9e GinIabuns! sur erSB-
ten unb pcQitancisten Exclamation: Die uon
@Gilleru. g d m ID tn. 22,3. Str. Son
jebta an reroen gu ieoerS tunoe IF DE Muifern,
WefigsL Joreleu. Gleiibiorten aler Mrt Wilp,
fura Naes. tpas Der Diarft an Delifate0sn bietet,
~ierpirt: Die feinfen Weine uno Viqueure bic
tet unisre Bar; 9ridte. Gonfsft une @onSitc-
reiraaren in tefer Muswabl. DieNufpartuas
3u teber 3eit bic bette.
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IS Siebt guar I'M Sien er0bere Bldtte.
aIs Der tdslide unb p6denhi@e "pitsburssr
&epublifaner", aber tpeniee, BE 70 stel Neuis-
feiten, Belebrenoes unb Sntere6antes III g.
brdnstem, sefaaisen Stple brinsen unb bic mir
70 traru empfttlen tSnnen ale eben bieies Sour.
nal.
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- MaA erinnere iiA bes ercesn Gpneer>
tes, bas ait Nittpob Mbenb int Ntbendur,
Fattfnbet. SrQte audi bas Wetter at ie-
men,. Atsnoe niat 9lutti9 fem, 10 wiro (d
fdon hes eelen 3medes pesen aeiner abbals
ten lanen. Der pis!isitise GenuD an Ort
unb Stele mirp js9liaes Dpfsr perseden
lafen.
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- Cine itbr srube GAIL BON Meubauten finb
in Mnsri6 senommen Deer proieftirt. Die ;3abl
folder, bic mad &eieen3en uab @eiaaftslofalen
luden, 1T GROCER, ais in ber yaraleIpeficee Yu<
riaen Sabres. 1rcs ben miblt9en. eebridten
8inanmulGnbsn i'm saa;eneanbe treibt bier cine
lnkraebmuns bic anoere. nGril4 suran"
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@bolefale unb &etaa teutl9e
@Qrpet @QQe
Yohn 4Aatheis,

8o1a #aatheis,
Drttte 5trabe, ct. paul, Minnefota.
(W1arFelbb 4lrd)
Das srSse Eager BON
EaYeten, BruGeler Eeppt9en, Matra3en,g ett~
febern, &ouleaur, 8orbdnsen, (@arot
nen), @olbborben, p%clferwaaren,
Iu&e "a. Bt1Iiarb.1tfas u. {. ~, u. T. ~.
In 81, paul.
qsuaeeS fds ssrr6tsta u. aue GpRun.- Msbeiten Ia, pol.
fereraekdAft pereta psn MIR biats uns prompt aneefsrttst.
bauat ID tetne ualiebfauen Waaren s~erauleeen braade.
Mbf Id aud hteS Neal ste imnner, nnetnen Support bon
Il In ben Aewbtnlt6en. wte tn BEN fufkarRen Nrtiteln MUIR
bas esiieae unb Brtdantsfe umfaht. mas te sS%nbufrte
Iiefert. @eherprtduier iaufea bel MIR y btQis. nena
n.&t bitteer als In GNtaep. Sstn Watbets.
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Beim Abbolcn Der Sriefe ttub ausbrud.
lid bemerft perpen Unit 8orausieBuns bss
Narnens) "advertised'' uno Mn9abe pes Do
tun,s Der 2ife. Gs miro rapur9 pielen
@ortweAlel Unit bsn ntAt beutihprehens
ben Glerts 9auptldAli9) porsebeust.
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Sfftcte1lc @tacts3eitnm ].
2pcal = Neuigfeiten.
MeiienSe M9enten.

t6err M~nbreas 0rpbe nno Ser
eugene &betn. ssa .a4aa -.l
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Ser @a e r.

bei6ts in o. auI, unb Der @taat fann f9
ba3u Gid pinlden, bab cine Wetropcle I'M
rner u,ebr Nitel une priSiesien erlanst bieie
Varcle aeltenb III MAIDEN. ..r sd E... ..r
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Deutf9e 8rtefz2tfe.

Cite peuti9er 8risfe bic big gum 20. Npri]
b. s. niGt ab9ebplt poroen flno.
Blunt S. Maien,an SIR.
8unbe Trtebrth Nfeter Safob
SITTER Casper Hauea Nidclous
@pefe @ermann &eidenba9 Gbas.
@rulbner Marttn MulAe Yeter
@ofmann Spbann @ameb Sobann
9oeft Moolpb @ebfelo George
airib g. 6imonts Yeter
&oh Qpuis 1boe Gpwaro f. If
1ptHspar NatbiQS Weber Mattias
S. s. 9tewart pcRneifer.,
9. 2eitner teut@9er Glerf. ~
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Das fuleenbe Ber;ei9nib stebt bic Sra
N fau1mtli9er @tabtbeamteu anb beren g.
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5000 gprb maple $pI3l
Der llntersetdnete sptrb rdbrenb her eafpn 5000 gsrb
bes lG6nfen unb befen Maple polvs. wetaes ie aad ct.
Saul aebraGt 1parb. an Der Obtrn Qanbuns gum Eerfauf
bieteu. Das 6ols rtro Wbplefale aub Retail au ben md
Deai2 Mnbreas sos. Obu qaatuas.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-24

Die 3abl Der golisiaea eini9liebli@ Gbtef
unb aapitdn tparb fir ben Sommer auf Is unb
| fir ben Winter auf IA fefgelebt.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-04
Ii Don't Pay to 1drertise.

The following from the independent,
GRANVILLE, Ill.,, is worthy the attention
Of all, and especially of those who pro
claim that sit don't pay to ADVERTISED:
Don't it? The man who says it don't
pay to advertise is, just as likely as not
doing it in some way all the time. Ii
the merchant hangs few of his goods
outside the dOOr-he is advertising. If
the cabinet-maker hangs chair or any
article of furniture at has shop door-he
is advertising. If a man loses horse
or COW, and tells every one he meets,
he is advertising his loss. The doctor
who has boy to run into church and
call him out in haste is advertising.
A man can't do business without adj
vertising, and the only question shou Id
be, which is the best way to advertise?
If you have lot of personal property to
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sell, which is bcst--to write out a few
notices that not one in fifty will stop to
read, or go to the printer and have lot
of well-displayed posters?
lfyOu are in business of any kind is
it not better to keep regular standing
advertisement in your hofEc paper that
will stare your friends and customers in
the face every week, rather than trust
to the old fogy idea of"Oh, they al |
know me ~
But says Mr.. Saveall, Advertising costs
money. Very true; and so does every
thing else and i. is Il good thing for
you that advertising does co some
thing. 1t it did not, every little wor, H.
less concern would stand as good Il
chance for being known as the best aud
most useful. II you want the people to
know that YOU have anything TO sell,
advertise it in your home paper first e,
then in your ncighboring papers.
The man who has n reputable bust
ness, and spends the most in liberal
system of advertising, is the man who
makes the most money. This is atruth
well verified by the experience of those
who have tried it. 4 wa on may he
made to run without grcasing, but ii is
hard work so Il man may manage to
scratch along without advertising, but
he will I've very apt to see his advertising
neighbor going ahead of him at 2:4O
gait.
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THE GovERNoRsHIP OF NEW MEXI
Co.-There is still anothcrsnarl over the
Governorship of New Mexico, the
Washington correspondents say. The
President or Secretary of the Interior
gave Gen. Mitchell the present Cover
nor) to under stand that his resignation
would be accepted. He promptly re-
signed, and to his surprise found in his
successor Il rebel whom he had van
pushed in battle where he had been
struck by three bullets, two Of which
are in his body. Last week, when the
President found that he could not have
the rebel Col. Grove installed without
an act of Congress for the relief of his
political disabilities, caused by his re-
bellion, telegram was sent to General
Mitchell, asking whether he would
hold the office until Grove colld be
made ready to tax it. He promptly re-
piled that he could not hold il a week to
accommodate such u man. This rem
dercd necessary the appointment of
some one dd interim to keep the place
open for Mr.. Grove.
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from the Treasury Department, is COR
rect. | have since ascertained the name
of the offending female, and recognize
it as that of a coarse, virulent Irish Cop
perhcad, who should have been expcl-
led years ago for her brazen expressions
of sympathy with the Southern rebel
lion. Let B. +. Il. have the credit of
at least one good act in procuring the
dismissal of this Coprerhcad harridan.
Notwithstanding the fact Cf her we'll
known political predictions, and her
having made use of the insulting cpl
tibet referred TO, several congressman
importuncd the Secretary of the Teas
ury to restore her TO her former posi-
ton. The Sec. etary was memorable,
however, and couldn't see it,
President Grant has frequently ex-
pressed his determination not to become
slave TO the thousands of idlers who
throng the White House daily with i'm
portunitieS for office. He believes in
occasional relaxation, and in me old
saw: "All work and no play makes
Jack dull boy!n r.
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Letter frOm Rjchn1UHd.
RICHMOND, Va, April 2S, 1869.

RICHMOND, VA, April IS, 1869.
Editor Transcript:
Since writing you yesterday, the
Conservative Convention has met, and
as an answer to its claims Of being the
expression Of the people, only fifty coun-
ties out of the one hundred and one, are
represented, and Gen. Malone, pre- i
dent of the South Side Railroad is
manager. This gentleman, on being
elected president of that road gave to
the stock holders upon his honor, his
sacrcl word never to do aught against
the Republican party, and if he entered
into politics, it would be to act with
it. We now see him straining every
nerve to defeat that party. A more
willy trickstor cannot be found in Vir-
ginia.
No one is admitted to the debates eX-
cept holders of tickets, and the report
ers of the Republican press were refused
them, an act that deserves severe COM
meEt, and has already been telegraphed
to the Northern Journals. Tomorrow
we will see only report of the speeches
that are desired, and such as they dare
place before "the whole people,"
The Convention, in its partial repre-
sentation displays indifference at least,
and cannot be taken as an express
sion of opinion. On the contrary moth
ing more than the efforts Of a "clique"
with Gen. Malone, with his railroad
schemes to foster as Il leader, and it is
fair to persume that the Northern Tide
water and Valley Counties, whose in
terests are all opposed to his, will never
be deceived into accepting and endors-
ing the acts of this one sided Conven-
ton.
l will write as soon as it is learned
what their plans may be, and whose
names they hoist for State officers.
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III ON the Pittsfeld Sun, jan. 7, 1869.

RENNE'S MAGIC OIL.-On Monday
last, Mr.. Jacob Traver of Hudson, n.
Y, a gentleman i'll his 10Th year, an es-
tened and influential citizen, and one
of the Assessors of that city, called upon
us to explain the wonderful effects of
" Renne's Magic OIL" as applied to hts
own person, and showed us his limb.
For more than 90 years Mr.. Traver has
been afflicted with sore limb, (his
right leg, below the knce,) which was
very much swollen, and occasionally
has been compelled to use crutch for
six months at a time. He mad consult
ed eminent ply sicians in his own city,
and Va.iOus PARIS of the country, all OF
whom told him that the sores upon his
leg sometimes as many as five in num-
Der and very deep) could not be healed,
and if healed his life would be endan-
gered. An Agent of Mr.. Renne having
assured Mr.. Traver that the Magic OH
woul. effect cure, if a cure was posi-
BILE. he commenced it's use, applying it
faithfully. He has used some Is bottles,
repeatedly pouring the Oil into the
sores, and bathing outside; the sores
have healed, and Mr.. Traver says he
feels like a new man, and were his age
renewed, he thinks he could indulge
" the fantastic toe" as vigorously as IN
his youthful days. We consider this
cure as one that deserves particular
mention, and that in calling attention
to it we are doing the public a service.
Persons similarly afflicted should call
upon Mr.. II aver if they wish additional
facts. He takes great pleasure in COM
mending the article that has been of so
much benefit in his case. The physi-
clans whoa he had formerly consulted,
and who had treated the case, are equal
~ surprised with Mr.. Traver mt the re-
markable cure.
Mr.. Traver also informed us that Mr..
Jared Macy, o. Hudson, gentleman
So years old. afflicted with an erysipelas
sore leg, which he and his physicians
regarded as incurable, had, on his re-
commentator, used the Magic Oil, and
alter applying three or four bottles TO
the limb, had received great benefit,
and has SO far recovered IA 20 walk with
ease, and has visited lis old friends in
the city
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TIE WESTERN CATTLE TRADE
stock growing at the west promises to
become much more extensive and lu-
crative than ever before. n st Louis
paper, in abiding to the attractions
which this branch ofbusiness holds out
o. serves:
On every side, extended rich rra-
ries, and from the west and south of us
pour forward the illimitablc herds from
Texas, the Indian Territory and Kan
sas. The trade naturally belongs to st.
Louis. but we do not receive it. Chi
cago handles 10000 head of cattle per
week; st, Louis but 2000-or in round
figures, Chicago buys and sells $j0.000,-
COZ worth Of cattle per year, while st.
Louis buys and sells $4,000, 900 worth
only and at the same time two-thirds
at least Of the cattle sold in Chicago are
raised and originally purchased, not on
ly west o. the Mississippi river, but in a
territory nearer to st. Louis than Chi
cago, and ought to, but cannot, be ship
ped through St.Louis to eastern mark cts
cheaper than by way of Chica CO."
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THE POTATO SPECULATORs.--It is
said that tAe farmers who have been
holding back their potatoes for large
prices ar, getting badly demoralized,
and are rushing them to market at fear
fully low rates. a Michigan paper says
that farmers in portions of that State are
obliged to sell potatoes ut fifteen cents
per bushel, for which they refused 81 so
last fall and that they have very large
stock on hand.