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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-13
BALTIMORE 4 o. r. r. COMPANY.
COMPETITION DEFIED
AT
j. G0LDSMITH'S CHEAP STORE.
TaA1ss GoINo wlsr.

7 HAVE just finished receiving my suprly OF
l. Spring and Summer Dry GOods. Notiops Cloth
ing, &c, IL Is the most handsome In sly and lower
prices than before. My motto Quick Sales
and Small Profits" intend tisfy the public in
prices, style and quality. Part of M Dry Goods
embrace the following: PuPlins Mouselains, Black
and COlored Alpacas, PLAIN and Fancy Brilliants,
ScoIch Piaids, Berage, Scotch and Domestic Cling
hams, FIanncls, Table Cloths, BaImoraIs Crash.
Ticking from I5c up; Muslin, btechcd and IN
bleHched, from loo up, embracing some of the best
brands, CacOs from Ice up; White Goods in great
variety. Honey Comb and MRrs,iss Spreads. For
Ladies have the greatest varieties in FANCY
GOODS ever offered before, such Ruff ngs, Fril.
liugs. Edgiug, Narcotics Trimmings, Chinese
ParasDs and Sun Umbrella. Kid and Isle Thread
Gloves, collars aud Cults, Dress buttons Periumery
CUrsets, Embroidered and Sin Hand kcrc hiris and
many other thin s ton numerous u, ntun. Cent?
Silk and Linen HckE, shirts Of all descriptions
Bows and Ties III all styles anu great many more
net necessary Ia enUmeTaie
invite special attention my stock Of Clnthing
Cassimcrcs and Cloths for Men, Youths and Chi
drcn embracing u the latest styLs; Mems ~ huIo
Suits from S to S25 Buy's Wear ut the very
lowest rates. In HATS have all STYLES black
brown and white such as Alpine. VeIocipcdc.
Planter, Diploma. Don Qux"tte, Success, Atlantic,
TRUNKS. TRUNKS, TRUNKS.
or all descriptions; Mattings and OiI Cloths cheap.
Thankful Ia n generous public for past iAvOTs, I
hope To merit n continuance Of the same.
Tcrns POsifUeiy Cash Don't forget the place
adjoining the residence OF Humphrey Eeycs.
May IL 1862 J. COLDS NTH.
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NOTICE.

HAVING determined to quit the Profession OF
L Medicine in this county and GO South would
request all persons having claims against pre-
sent them at once. and all those knowing them
elves indebted 20 me- Will come forward at my of
flee and settle up Immediately, either by note or
otherwise. Very Respectfully,
II. 4. WARE.
Leetown, May i. ls69-tf.
E1OD Liver OiI-pure, fresh and genuino-fur-
~ nished by the gallon and bottle at
May 30, 1869. W. s. MASON.
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THE WILCOX g. GIBBS
SOISELESS
FAMILY WING MACHINE.

WE claim for the WILCOX & GIBBS the fol
w lowing points:
The ''twisted loop stitch made with thread
directly from spool, ma king more elastic aud du
rablc stitch than is made by any other Machine,
thus simplifying it by doing away with b"bbins,
shuttles, circular needles, under spools and their
attendant com pficatons
The impossibIity of setting the needle wrong,
owing to patented device for adjusting the
The case and rapidity of motion, and not being
able to turn backward by the foot, and non !iaGli
ty to get out OF order.
The great range Of work-Hemmng, filling
braiding, binding, gathering, quilting, cOrdinF.
tucking, embroidery, sewing from finest lace
heaviest muslin5 or cloths without changing Ma
chine. EEARSLEY & SIfEkRER,
Agents for Jefferson and Clarke Counties.
Anril u lS6S.
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"THE STAR FRUIT JAR.

IHL DI Nh IhUII OhAs
Simple an Construction NeveT Fats
Ai,nGys Ready!
THE number Of Patent Fruit Jars is "Iegoa but
L most of those in the market deficient in
some important point All defects are ingeniousIy
overcome in the 'sStar."
1t is easy to open, easy close. and its ps-
culiar construction must be psLfsctly air fight.
o. Ask for the Star Fruit Jar, for sale by
June 10, 1869. HOWELL & BRO.
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January ). IS6n-Iy.
list PuRLISHED.

THE WREATH OF EGLANTINE, and other
BrpTxGER Lucas. Of virginia. Emo, cloth cz-
ira. bcvclcd boards. Printed on fine tinted paper
and handsomely illustrated BY DAVID Z. HRaDER-
nfN ;rsrirlia
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JORDAN'S WHITESULPHER SPRINGS,
FREDERICK COU.

FREDERICK COUNTY, VIRGINIA.,
Fire Mites from Winchester and One and q
XuLf .Nles from .St,pAcnsoM's Depot.
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HARNESS, SADDLES AND BRIDLES

MANUFACTURED OR REPAIRED.
At Churlesto,ra, J:.3srsoa OO,nty, Virginia.
THE undcrsigned respectfully announc- On
es 10 the cItIzens OF Charlcstown n n, krsfefSA
vicinry,t that he ia constantly MA king anu
repairing Carriage, Gig Buggy, Coach and " Rgon
HARNESS, SADDLES, RRIRLES; HALTERS.
&c, in the most durable manner, and the must
modern style of workmanship. and nj short notice
and upon Living" terms. NV work .commrnds
itself. All ask i share OF the public pa tronBgc
Or Call upon me at my stRbiishmcn mt on Mar.
ket-HoUse square.
HENRY d MIDDLEKA UFF!
November iS66-Iv
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AQwA FRIGInA hCpM.

40 a FRIGIIA bCDh.
HAVING re-opeued for the season my ARCTIC
j L SODA FOUNTAIN, respectfully invite all
those who wish to reyel in its refreshing and exh
arating influence to come forward. subdue the heat
of summer, calm their troubled spirits cool their
fevered brow, by imbibing copiousIy, literally and
frequently. drAughts Of ourSe pIus-uItr1 Soda Wa
ter Come one. come all. to
May II, 1869 VS. MASoS'S
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POULTERER'S FRIEND.

"E'HE experience of the past has enabled Gs
1 to improve our PUultcrcr - Friend to extent
which INA kPs it a preventive OF Gapes. Do not
wait until the chickens have the gapcs, but com
mcuCe feeding III small doses carly possible
alter Matching It's great value is as preventive.
CHICKEN CHOLERA.
I've receiving letters daily informing OF
the great success OF Powders in arresting tho
ravagCs of CHICKEN CHOLERA.
If YOU would save your fowls commence feeding
at once, every other day.
Fur sac by Country Merchants generally, who
are supplied with certificates aud snow cards.
CLOTJYORTHY & CO,
33y Be- ltimOrc rect. Baltimore.
Sole Propr's and Manuf'trs of PouItcrer's Friend.
For saIcby AISQUIr x WASHINGTON,
ChaTcstown.
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STUDENT"S
THE CELEBRATED

Can enter at any time. there vacatioaR.-
Spccia! individual instruction 10 all Students.
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sTo 70 81.
COMPREHENSIVE.

THE undersigned have entered into a Co Part
nership under the firm of STARRY T. LOCK,
for the purpose OF conducting the Produce Com
mission and Forwarding Business at the ChaTsE-
town Depot. d, STARRY,
Jan. Is, 1861. JNO. J. LOCK.
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Virginia News.

RICHMOND, oept. 4.
The papers to-day state that tho Nor
folk and Great Western Railroad Com
pany concluded its deliberations in that
city by entering into contract for the
sale of fifty thousand acres of land, now
held or hereafter to be acquired to the
Virginia International Land Company,
composed OF number Of wealthy gentle
men of New York, several Of whom spent
two weeks in the early part of June in
the examination of the country along the
the line Of the proposed railway.
Another important matter brought to
the consideration of the Norfolk and
Great Western Company was the sutjec,
of the consolidation of their line with the
Memphis, Ell Paso and Pacific Rail
road
The directors had an interview with
number of the Executive Committee O,
the road, and took the initiatory step TO,
the purpose OF making their road part Of
the Pacific road.
A committee was appointed to COME,
with committee of the Southern Pacific
road to make contract for the construc.
ton of the road.
Gen. Candy will issue a proclamation
OF the election about the 18th instant. HI
is delayed by disputed returns from one
county.
Those at State Offices will be installed
On the assembly Of the Legislature.
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DEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Il No. 4 BUI PINCH STREET,
BO-rpk,
OPPOSITE kEvEKE HOUSE.

The tsrsteeG Of this Institution take pleasure IN
announcing tsHt they have srcured the segvicss
Of the eminent and veil kp''vn Dr. A. Hayes.
Late sufsefn u. .. Army. Wee Pr~s'dsDt u O.
This lns itatton nov Yubsiahss the 20 .uia'
medical bo0k entitled 1.-The II ieccs 81 Lifs, or
relf Propsrvsttn," written By DIR. Hsyes. IL
srests upan the Errss Of Youth, PremAture De-
cline Of Aanbood, eeminsi weshn.Bs. aud ~,
Dasssees and sbusrs Of the 0eneratsve OrVaS..
ds.d, . BOOK sr svssy nAn-youns mso IN p.rtas
This Insasst~ hss inst pubii-hed the most per-
feet treatiss II the kind ever offered tn. vubc
entitled eexusl thyss0iogy OF woman ana Her
Dis sses," prokusely illustrated with the sery
best sagssvissa This buck y also ff0m the pm
Amooe he various chspt-n may Be msDtiooed
the Mystery a LGs, nsautiful O6spsiny, b~suty.
ies vsiue b. Wen IN, 0ayua0s. 0snevsi Ay gstn~
Of Wsmaa. Pub ny. Chance u LSe, Bxossss OF
the Asaied, PsvsEsttsa - Coooeption, &c. In
bssut.sei tTsnch oloth, =; TURKEY AoeossS, full,
Eith~ Of these bnoks ase sent b mall, -
ease,y saied, pesaaOs Dssd, On recear Of price.
1hoaGhtSul eIssgynsn 1eosm0sod these bucks
fbe thsdf high moral eooe, and all ~nJDeot sDc
skilsal phyas4ans Ganawly Eoeoom<ld them to
~ q - kiaA vabsiGAsd II An23cA.
SAvuad ~ 0aask ~ AAvRtas,sg Dsetoss. and
ct tAsss Povsias Dooka"-AmG. Journal 0f
,THs "Pssho6y yowual a asa'yh,' Dr.. Hayes,
1Aitx. Tans ees dollar ys.r In advance. Az
FA!ssT & H.ys. ND. R.,dsns ..A Con-
NED. 4 n.y b sss.lssd IN sbictest con-
0Aoooe o. al oiseasS requiring akul, seoEssy,
sd s.psEisnos. 1nviolsois rscrssy and Certain
RelisG 3sw.y
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New Ork News.

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.
Ex-Judge Osborn was yesterday held
in five thousand dollars to keep the peace,
he having challenged lawyer to fight a
duel
The first trip of the elevated railway
was made to-day from the Battery to
Barclay street.
The newspaper called Imperialist is
defunct.
Thirteen women were arrested ycster-
day at the pension Office, charged with
fraudulently, representing themselves as
widows of soldiers all of them have re-
married, and some of them came to the
pension Office in their own carriages.
Over five hundred persons were paid
pensions yesterday, most of whom were
MANNED soldiers. The cripple brigade
was out in full force.
Gen. Lawrence formerly Of the first
Ma sachusstts regiment pays the pensions
to the widows and orphans.
There were 504 deaths in this city last
week.
The plate printers strike is a last really
ended, IA the result of the conference yes
terday between the strikers and officers
Of the National Bank Note Company. An
Arrangement was made that the company
should vive an advance of five cents on
backs and ten cents on faces OF the new
c,xr.ncy. and the men will resume work
on Tuesday next.
At ten o'clock last evening quarrel
took place between three Jersey men
Huckston, John Fitzpatrick, Thomas
Daily and Chas. Forster, on their way
home from Yonkers, N. Y, where they
had been to market, which ended in Eos
ter being 80 badly beaten that he lies IN
critical condition. The assailents are
arrested.
The proprietors of several lager beef
breweries, saloons and bar-kespers, IN
West Chester County, were arrested yes
terday on charge Of violating the rev
enue laws relating to stamping lager beel
kegs and barrels, and held for examina
ton in from one thousand to five thous
and dollars each Evidence was present
ed that these parties had sold beer from
kegs or barrels which were either I'M
stamped or had removed their stamps
uncancelled in order to use them again
Haffel, one of the accused, is owner OF
two very large breweries in Morrisana
Considerable excitement was caused Dy
these arrests
Arrived. steamer Minnestoda from Liv
erpool via Queenstown.
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Mfdlrtnat.
(\LD ESTARLiSHED HOSPITAL

~ NJ. >, beaver street, Albany, N. Y.
DR. TELLER continues " be ,onGdeutiail
iio%sse< = biz old established Hospital, No. ;
Baavev IT., Albany, NJ Y. Twenty years devot. a
- 'his particular branch Of practice, snabl.r
him 70 perform cures such ~ 90 other physiri-p
AND his facilities such, being in eorres.
tr,ndence With the mist celebrated physiciaIs o1
he Old World u phtainn ny the s,fsst we'll a.
he latest rernadiss Gov .aoe Diseases, Offer induce
man-< r. .1t unfortunate al 4uieh and rAp,d
cnrr ~ NJ ,h+sir~a ~ M nther ofhc. in America
10 .yth,,n S'"rTrha,., Sts-i. <trrtnr-si, -nisrs-
nen' of .hs '.sr,",-. and .p~rTnatic sprda, bnH.
i'csr~t.d throat, ~M- tbr'a', '"nds, -h'n hon..
;utSn-suu. .rnp'i"r.> h,las n,c-rs and al ,ther
Impurities 1T th- ,yst~rA, p.rfectly under con-
-rOl If the Doctor's medicines and hav. b--n
..-stad IN han 10000 cases annually With
'mn.nse
vOUN. MEN .adicteo To secret habits, VIM
nave tmpairs-' hen health Ala ts~Sryed he
nHn :" 'h.iv a,iud% taus iepriviry .h-m.~lv-. u
me Ile..snre at ai.arrirs' ute aoana5 that u
n'nsnifinx DI ]. rslisr, they Vil' hno friend t
console, AMI phys'Atan ~hc has cured thoa.snds
10 ,l,n"s' sv-I par, the United stst--, zoo
>ppie6 " IN l. broken in1h IL health. nov re-
lo'cS in al that make, life i-s,rnh,+ and nan
happy The reader IT, II ,ours- aware that the
ieiicncy 81 the subject gl prev-nt more minute
description u tins .,rr,bl. iis.as..
OR rELIERe 7EEar YAK. a bvpa 10
vsryhohy. Stsrti,ue 'isrssures Dr. Teller
great VIM Tor the married and those oontsrnpiat
ing IarraYe-2no p~x.~.-suD u plat+.--prin- Is
cents sent To al pArrS. under seal 81 mail
p@t paid. The single, m.rr,-d, and the married
happy. lectnr. 1--we, Ut how 70 chus,s- .
partuer-a oImp-t- Snrk midwifery. 1t cm-
AIMS hundreds 81 ..cr..t~ before published
Warranted 70 ~ Snrth -hr.e time. IN. >mpant
>sked tor IL. twenty-five. cs-nt., IN postage s'amIe
=nci' ss.d, gill q SIP, ny return na,l D,.
Teller has devoted. all h,- time "a the OF thoee
iis-;,s.s Of vhlrh h,s hnnk tr,.ats
- Ot'ic+ hour iron, A. N W s p. III. Ard
Sunday from 70 s ?. n. Q
N. R.-Persons AZ Instance can be- curei ~
home, by addressing . l-ttar q, j. Telar, enclosing
. remittance Ne6iciner securely packed from,
observation. sent t0 any par ., .he World. All
c..es ~ArTant.sd No chang tor ADVICE. N" stu-
dent. .. boys employed. Not,cr this-si,rcss al
letters to
J. TELLER, N ID.
No. 5. Beaver street, Albany, y.
n,ayi7d&wtf
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Pacific Railroad.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 4.

SAN FRANCISCO, sept. f.
Gen. Halbridge, Pacific Railroad Com
missioner, addressed d large meeting at
the Board of Trade to-day. He compli-
mented Horace Greeley, who was origi-
nally appointed on the commission, and
adverted to the double duty of the Com
mis,ioners of impartially discharging the
trust of the government and railroad cor.
poritions which are not represented en-
the com mission.
The Newarks were received with great
hvor.
The Commissioners were introduced to
the leading merchants.
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Firemen,s Reception.

0UrT 2HI-S1 0CPOe =
The Buffalo Fire Department turned
out in force to night and gave brilliant
reception to the Northern Liberty Hose
Company of Philadelphia. The streets
were crowded with citizens. The line of
march was illuminated with fine dis
play of fire works. The visiting firemen,
after the parade, were entertained with a
supper by the hose company No. Elven of
this city, whose guests they are. The
Philadelphia company will attend church
tomorrow and visit Niagara Falls On
Monday. They will attend ohowdsr
party down the Niagara river on Tuesday,
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@edteaI.

IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICT
Il ED.-Dr. Dow continues To b. consulted st has
nihcs, NoaL and Endioott stzest. Bosena, 81,
Il diseases ofa
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
Beneath his txestmest Ill he hogrurs u vsnern
and tmPuEs blood, ImpOtsaly, Scsnfnla, 0co.
ossh1a, Ulosm, Pain and Distrso IN the rs9inn q
Prooea&on, InhamDa&i0 a - UaAA0 I'D
kidney, Hydrocels, Abace.ss.. Hu1as. nnsA1Gsl
swellings, and the long tram Of horrible symptnns
attending this clA8 Il daeass, ass made 70 become
- harmless - the simplest wailinss of . soaA.
SEMINAL WEAKNE6S.
DT. Dow dovUtss . large portion a III tima to
solitAzy habit which ruins the body and mind,
Wsakns@ a. the Back and Lfmba Dizziness q the
Head: Dmns 49,. Of s,xht. P.iR.t..so. a II -.
Digestive functions. .synptcms q Oonsampaoo,
&C. such perSons should, before contemplating
matrimony, consult physician Of experience, and
he At once restored to health and happinsas. n
Pat,ents who wiah to remain under Dov's tseat-
ment viii be furnished With pleasant rooms.
Medicines sent to all psrts Of the country with full
directions.
Oh. Dow has also for sale the French Capottes
xarxnted the best preventive. Order By mal
Infee for u and q red stamp. LILY
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North Carolina News.

RALEIGH, Sept. 4.
The public treasurer gives notice that
the interest on the bonds issued in aid of
the new railroads, due April 1st, would
be paid on presentation of the coupons at
the treasurer's Office, or the Raleigh Ma
tipnal Bauk. He rlso gives notice that
similar future interests will be paid at Ell
Their Of the said places.
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A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PA
I1TENTS.
r. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,


Late Ayent or Ms United States Potent ODlce,
Huntington, unaisr TIE act Of 1897,
No. rs State b., Opposite Kilby st., Boston,
After an extensive practice Of upwards Of twenty
years, continues to secure patents in the United
States; also in Great Britain, France and other
foreign countries. Caveats, Specification, BOnda,
Assignments, and all papers o. drawings Tor Pa
Researches made into American and Foreign
works. to determine the validity and utility Of Pa
tents Of Inventions, and legal and other advice
rendered ON all matters touching the same Copies
Of the claims Of any patent furnished ~ remitens
on dollar. Assignments recorded in Washington.
No agency In the United States possessses supe-
rior facilities tor obtaining Patents or ascertainine
the patentablility Of inventions-
During eight months the subscriber, In the
applications, SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY
ONE of which was decided in his favor by the Com
missioner of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy ~ one of the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom have had
'.''''''-' CHARLES MASON,
Commissioners NJ Patents.
at have no hesitation in assuring inventors that
they cannot employ . man more competsne and
Trustworthy and more capable Of putting their sp-
plicat,ona in Q form TO secure Tor thGn IN early
and favorable consideration ct the Patent Ofnce.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents."
"Mr R. H. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN
Applications in all but ONE Of which patents have
been xrxnted, and that one y nov pending. Such
unmistakable proof Of great talent and ability ON
hir part, lea d. me to recommend Al mvent0sD 20
BE- sure Of having the most faithful attention BE-
slowed ON their casea. and = ~ ree,o1a !.
charges. JO6N xA00A6Is
Boston. Jan, l, 1869. l:vly
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secretary Rawlins' Condition.


WAsHINToN, Sept. 4,
1t was thought yesterday noon that
Secretary Rawlins was convalescent, but
,h,ut four o'clock he began to fail. He
rallied a little ut 9 O'Clock in the evening.
At II o'clock, however, his pulse became
VERY feeble. aud he lay without noticeable
change, until s o'clock this morning,
,.hen no called Tor, and eat his brea kfast,
after which he directed the disposition
a, matters in relation to his own private
business At / o'clock there was ia
yor.be change. During this afternoon
VARIOUS friends called, including Secreta-
ne, Goz, Fish and Robinson, Postmaster
General Cr-sswell, Gen. Sherman, who re-
turued to Washington this morning, Com
ni-ary General Eaton, Gen. E.-king, OF
the Quartermaster's Department, Commits
missioner of Indian Affairs Parker, and
Gen Howard. Many inquiries were
made during the day. regarding his
health, at the house of the Second Assis-
tsnt Postmaster General Giles. A. Smith
with whom, he has recently made his
home. aud DR.. Bliss. " 10 IL the attending
phrsrian, has been in constant coIis,aita-
tion with Surgeon General Barnes, DR..
n iris. and Others Of like prominence.
The Secretary's personal friends are un-
worried in their Efforts to render services
while Gen Dent of the President 4
hJasehold, has, without interruption, re-
NAMED at his bedside, and seut kilograms
10 President Grant regarding the condi-
ton of the Secretary. This afternoon, ut
hi, own request, he was visited by a
u-thodiut clergyman, by whom he was
taptised. and with whom, at subsequent
hour, he partuok of the sacrament. He
hl-, throughout his sickness, been con-
.aous of his condition, and has
.i-uod Of, Papers which may affect the
mture circumstauf.s of his family. At
'o'ciock this evening, lie VS. resting qui-
rny. No ugyravation of the symptoms 40
a, present anticipated, and there is no
-ro-pcot of his fnal recovery. His NOR
ri coura.e i. such that his life may be
prolonged Tor - dug. President Grant is
expected to arrive at Washington To NOR
row. The condition of Secretary Bay
'ins casts "A gloom over the entire city,
and liz the theme of conversation in all
circles.
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IMPORTANT TO FE.

IL MALES IN DEhICATE HEALTH.
Dr. Dow, Nos. and 8 Endicott street, Boston,
II consulted daily for al diseases incidenG 10 tn
female system Prolapsus Uteri or falling Of the
Womb. Rluos Albus, 6upprsasim, and othe,
Menstrual Dersngements, are al treated upon
new pathological principles, and speedy relief
guaranteed in . veEy sev days.
Dr. Dow has, doubt, had greater experienee
In the Of diseases Ut women and children than
any other physician in Boston.
Boarding accommodations for patients who may
vish TO stay in Boston lew day. under his treat
ment.
N. B.-An letters must contain four red stamps
or they will not he answered.
ONCE hours from .. N. to p. m. LILLY
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CROCKERY,

Ky the package, OF rcpacked, at market prices
I'd ling freight Alro stone Ware Of every de-
scription, at manufacturer rates.
Table Glass Ware, Lamps, Lanterns. Lamp
Ch'mneys, Burners, wicking. &c, ut Whol.sai-
and Retail