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PERsIsTENoY.- pefsistenoy al
most anything can be accomplished.
Advertising does not differ from oil other
kinds of business in this, It needs to
be done persistenGy, What would be
thought Of the farmer who simply put
his seed In the ground and did notl,iug
further? He could not expect half what
he might it the ground was assiduously
titled. just so in publicity. You de-
sire it simply to make additional sales,
and you think that if you have sown the
good seed at one time that there has
been enough done to last m indefinite
series OF years. It is no more 30 than
that grain sown one year will be produc-
tive next.
A Paris bookseller, who applied to u
publisher of photographic prints in
Berlin for great number of copies of
the portraits of tho moro illustrious
Prussian Generals. received the reply:
There are no copies left; we send you
the originals"
Grant and Dent took drink ut he
Sherman House, in Chicago, and the
ar-keeper, who didn't know them, on
noticing what large drinks they poured
out, asked them if they were going to
take n bath.
Mr.. A. T. Stewart has paid So, 2,OOO.-
0OO tor LOO acres just outside the South
ern line of Brooklyn, New York. 1t is
intended for the terminus of the new
railroad from Hampstead Plains.
A st. Louis merchant left his hydrant
running over night. Tho flooding of
his cellar damaged him $4,000.
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ton was founded upon independence
and GiHiIuiEdnalL D y y 8 s > s = n N =

-
tion was founded upon independence
and civiEviHae. =. & 0,E .s 3 10
LpypoN, Septsmber g.-Women and
children are / Only GihWed TO leave
Strasburg. The .Prpssian fire is inces-
cant, Bat apparently &ifhout fssdlf.. a
practical breach is improbable under a
fortnight. .,AE-J
LONDON, September 9.-Roohefort's
LETTER. denouncipg ,theHyiolence at Mar
settles, had q good Ieffe6t on the work
men, who 6onsidet him their particular
representative. and agfee With him that
this is no time to create difficulties.
PARIS. September 9.-Minister Wash
burne was serenaded and made stirring
speech to the Parisians, congratulating e
them upon the formation of Republic,
and wishing them all success and happi-
ness.
BERLIN, September 9.-After pro-
tracted conference, the members of the
North German Confederation decided
that the French provinces Asace and
Lorraine should be annexed to Germany,
not Prussia individually.
HONOLULU, September 24.-Manaloo
shows signs of eruption.
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TifNAMOiNiLl.i AND COGfaiEHUfxJT,..

New YonK, September 9LNoon- =
Sterling unchanged. 81, III S Fio"r FSgU
dull, and 30. lower. Wheat and corn
dull and nominally lower. Mess pork
26. 0O(@26.121a. Cotton dull aud heavy
uplands 1917; Orleans 2O2S; sales zoo
bales. Freights firm.
+. M.-Money scarce, at 5Cll6. Gold
14@1415. Southern's opened quiet.
Bonds not freely offered. Cotton dull
and unchanged-sales 1900 bales, at
1873. Four-State and Western 1Oc.
lower; super 6.7O@685; Southern dull
and lower-common to fair extra 5. 15(0
$50. Wheat 1(02c. lower-winter red
and amber Western 1.25(d1.27; new
1.201@. Corn lower, at 78@79%. Pork
more active-2G16(026L. Lard un-
changed-keg 16I(@1654. Whiskey
5000. Groceries steady. Freights
firm.
BALTIMORE, September 9.--Cotton
dull and tending down-m 'llings 1917
sales ITO bales; net receipts As; stock
$50; sales of the week 7GO
BALTIMORE, September 9.-Flour dull
and weak. Wheat unchanged. White
Southern corn So985; yellow $1,000
Provisions moro active and strong.
Whiskey lower, at 9l092
CINCINNATI. September 0.--Flour
droopiug-fnmily $50. Corn unchanged
Whiskey steady, ut 5000. Pork 26. CO.
Lard neglected. Shoulders 14ia Clear
sides 1874; hams scarce, ut 24(G25.
GALVESTON, September y. Cotton
very dull and unsettled-good ordinary
l45sa @l5; net receipts SO; stock 4,sU5.
New ORLEANS. September 9.-Cotton
a -, RI !
sales $50 Lales; net receipts 6G9 Flour
6.20; treble CTS. Pork dull and lower,
at 20. O0@29.5O. Bacon easier, at 153
Ggl9E(@l9a4; hams 2U02l; sugar-cured
scarce, at 2OIa. Sugar-prime Is. Mo,
lasses-refned 5OGg75. Whiskey dull.
ut 9O@1.O2la. Cotice-jobbing prime,
ut l714@l71a.
MOBILE, September 9.-Cotton quiet
-middlings l7la; stock 9,614; sales of
week lis.
AUGUSTA, September Cotton in fair
demand, at lower rates-salcs 2G7 bales;
receipts 400; middling Tx; sales of
week 900; receipts 800; stock l 1928.
SAvANNAH, September Cotton
-middling III; sales rs bales
net receipts 563; stock 3,7G1.
CHAKLEsroN, September 9.-Cotton
lower-middling 17ai; sales $50 bales f;
net receipts 2l6; total 22l; net receipts
OF the week 2,2SG; sales of the week
800; stock 97l.
LONDON, September 9-Noon. Con
soils 92. Bonds S9la.
LIVERPOOL, September 9-3 p. NJ
Cotton dull-uplands 9L; Orleans 70;
sales Of the week II, 900 bales; exports
$4,000; speculation 4, 900; stock 494, 600;
OF which American is 1856, 900; receipts
10000; of which American is 24,OOO.
LIVERPOOL, September 9-Evening.
Cotton easier and not lower-sales s, 600
bales. Manchester advices less favorable.
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MoLAssEs, Cuba ,45@50
New OrI'ns !hJGtI tI)

MoLAssEs, Cuba, ,45@50
New Orl'ns 9D01l GO
Sugar H'sc..7508l 10
NAILS, II kegs 5OQ6G on
ONIONS. Uibusl 1902 %
OIL. Keroscne,g4
Machinery. 1901 10
SPECIE, Gold O1 lU
Silver Gt1 Us
PorAT's, Iris QI1 So
Sweet. bus l 1892 W
RICE, Carolinaib9l
SHOT, G}bag. 2 5UG12 81
SALT, Liycrp.2 20@2 70
SOAP, T.lb, . 86o15
SPIRITS, Alcohol, ,gl7 OO
Brandy A 000112 90
Gin % O0@7 20
Rum. 2 00@7 0U
Whiskcy.. Il 35@4 10
SUGAR, Crus " PlGW1O
Brown........12 .12@l7
STARCH, I. b.. 94@l5
TEA, Green ibl 00@b2 IL
Black, Il 00QD1 1U
ToBAcco, Chw. .G0@1 10
Smoking, ib. .50@1 10
VINEGAR, Wine, .60G580
French. -. @l 90
WINE, Cham. 25@30 90
Port, T5gal30 000o5 70
Sherry. 3 50@6 60
Madeira. q 50@5 80
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O.. a. DELL
j. n. s. M. T.. KINARD.

BEG to inform my numerous city and
Il country friends that / have made an en-
gagement with the well known and popular
OF Columbia, 3. c., and will be pleased to see
them at that establishment, one door South
.s, OF Goumbis , H Hotel; Knowing full well, that
with the GREAT ADVANTAGES this houae
small profits at which goods are sold, and the
immense businees that the house does, am
placed Ill position to offer greater induce
1nents to my friends to purchase from me than
heretofore: @. A. BEDELL.
Hept 6 t13
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
WEEKLY BY THE BOARD OF TRADE

AprI.Es, r!bu. 75G51 %
BAGGISG, .3J0L35
BALE ItolE, Munil, ,0g2G
n. i.orWes G'lt l0Gbl5
BUTTER, North. J7QL4U
Country, e ID. .25Qt35
BACON. Hams. ..27QL;,O
Sides, u Ii. .190o21
Shoulders. 170I1S
CANDLES, Sperm400170
Adamantlnc lbl9O20
CorroN YAnN1 G0Q1l 10
COTTON, Strict Md. .174
Middllng II
Low Alidl'g, .16
Good Ortiily, .15
Ordinary. IA
CHEESE, ed. ID. 236D25
Factory .19@24
COFFEE, Rio, J3lb20W25
LaSunyra -. .25G627
Java .33jt137
FLOUR, Co. S00Gt9OU
Northern 4 O0MlI 20
GNAIN, Corn l ;40Q01 GO
Wheat :. Il 50@1 70
Oats. 9001l 90
Peas q 00@2 rs
Hay, North, Tlcwt.2 90
HIDES, Dry, Tiibl23@1S
Green .G6S
LARD, Jlit 1922
LIME, S3 Dbl. 2 G5112 rs
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Valuable Farm for Sale in Edgefield
County, South Carolina.

OFFER for salo my FARM, in Edgefiold
IL County, situated on the Mt. Willing Road.
tour miles from Batesville, Charlotte, CoIum-
Ola and Augusta Railroad. The said Farm
contains 300 acres, and is we'll improved, with
good dwelling, gin house (nearly new) and all
necessary out-buildings, and we'll of good
water in the yard.
For further particulars apply to E. W.
MGLENSA on the promises. (post Office Lees
tv,ile,) or to the undersigned on GoodlAnd
swamp, Orangcburg County, (post Office
Aug 80 ~
Un tied States District Court--.South
Carolina District.
~ re the l.a1rens Railroad Company, Bank
'BNHE creditors or tho I.aurens Railroad,
y Il bankrupt; are required by order of the
Court, dated 26th August, 1870 to render and
establish their respective liens, before G. G.
Jaeger, Register, within thirty DAYS from the
publication hereof, or they will be preciuded
bankrupt. JAMES M. BAXTER '"1O
SSEwbEnnr. 4 S. c., Sept. 6, 1870. Assignee.
sept y limo
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fLess Stock dividend of 20 per cent.
and cash dividend of 6 per cent.
tLess cash dividend of per cent.
SLess cash dividend of per cent
85~ Bills marked thns (*) are being
redeemed at the bank counters of each
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ICE! ICE! ICE,!

HAYING put my machine in operation, 1
ILL now inform the public that am ready
to supply any and all orders for ICE. Prico two
cents por pound by the retail. For 100 pounds
or more, agreements will be made. The Ice
can be obtained ut either the upper or lower
store. j. G. SEEGERS
Aug 81
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unl tied States District Court---South
Carolina District,
South CaroIina---Newberrv.
IN COMMON PLEAS

nv OOMHUN PLEAS. / E.
Mays tS Martin and others, us. the Bank of
Newberry, s. G.
PY an order OF his Honor T, o. P. Vernon
ID Judge Of the Court Of Common Pleas for
the Seventh Circuit, passed in tho above
stated case. dated goth day Of May, 1870 all
suing creditors Of the Bank of Newborry.
south Carolina, arc eDioned from the further
prosecution of their respective suits, and they
and all other creditors are required to render
their demands at the Office of tho Bank of
South Carolina, for payment, on or before the
lrt day OF December next; and if not paid
when so presented, then to render them with
~ ~ the time specified above, before Thomas
81. Lake, Special Referee, to be established
before him according to law.
THOS. NJ. LAKE,
Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas for
Newberry County, 8. O. NAV 2SeIa
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LATEST QUoTATIoNBc OF SOUTHERN Sc.
CURITIEs TN CHAHnEsToN. 8. CLDorrected,
semi-weekly. by A. @. Kaufmsn, Broker,
No. 25 Broad street. ASeptehber 8, 1870.
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EVENING STAR.
THE WAR.
IJsy NIGHTS TBLR g n IN 8.

The following are the most important items
ot war news received here by cable last night
BATTLE EXPECTED AT ORLEANS.
I,UKs. Vc-. lS--The Prussians and French
are still concentrating large forces near Orleans,
IreTaIa,Scry 10 a a, great battle; Tue Prus'ian'
orcuT' The city OF orleans itself, as well as a
camp az Ecliair, near Nenug.
THE BATTLE OF BAYSEAITN.
IoNppN. oct. 1S-The following partieuI NJ.
Of the battle Of BayneauN. a suburban ritv
near Pans. CAPTURED by General TrOchu on
saturday, have Just been received here A.
EIue o'clock In the morning the French opened
With heavy artillery ire, which was vigorously
answered by the Prussians. The French then
advanced IN double quick, the CARDS Mobile
having the lead. A desperate battle ensned
and the Prussisn position was carried AT the
point o. the bayOnet. The Germans were utter
i unable 10 Withstand the avalanche of men
nli!,d az ,.Iss them. They resorted to several
>iTatagems, but failed in all, and Is ere at length
dispersed The mobiles then entered Bayneaiv
where the Prussizls had erected barricades, but
these were soon demolished.
CAPTURE OF MONTDIDIER.
The PTu~siahs attacked the un!Ortited town
of MOnttLder. Three citizens were killed and
one hundred and fifty mobile guards made
prisoners a TequssitiOn for 30 900 francs was
levied on the Gown, and the mayor and Dursnd
banker. were taken as hostages for its pay
ment.
ADVICES FROM TOURS
Tours, oct. lS.-More favorable news has
II
thrown across the Seine by which independent
communication has been established between
Forts Clarendon and Ivry. The mobile guards
continue 10 make successful sorties. Reports
from official and patriotic sources show that
bands or ShaTpshOoters in all parts OF the coup-
try are becoming more aud more effective, and
are the Cause of much damage and annoyance
on the German lines OF commune alton. An
official dispatch states that a detachment of
Franc ureurs, after q successful engagement
occupied Melun.
ITALY.
FLORENCE, Oct lS-Ihe Italians COMPLAIN
that foreign governments are tardy in instruct
ing their ambassadors to recognize the new or
der of things AZ Rome. The Italian government
Will make this matter the subject of an early
TemOnstranCe. Papal bull Is soon expected
dIssolyIng the Ecumenical Council on the
ground that there is no place where n can be
freely held IL i reported that negotiations for
The candidacy Of Prince Amodos for the Spanish
throne has been resumed. Customs lines be-
tween the old Roman territoryand Italy have
been abolished. Mazzini has arrived in this
city. From here he will 20 to Rome.
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PROPOSALS.
PnoPosALs FOR nEvKSUE STAMPS

Proposals will be received until TUESDAY. the
hrst day OF November next, at twelve O'Clock q.
MOO noon Tor furnishing complete Revenue stamps Of
the iOllowlng Glasses, denominations, ami sizes i'm
present use aud as hereinafter specified, wa:
ADHESIVE srAMP sAGs s and PrOpriss.r,
GENERAL.-one cent. two cents, three cents, four
twenty cents, twenty i've cents, thirty cents forty
cents: nifty cents s5y cents, seventy cents, dol
cents, enc dollar and sixty cents, one dollar ana
lars Ten dollars twenty dollars twenty Eve dollars,
PRoPRIETARY.-Un cent, two cents. three cents,
iour cents and i've cents
prrn Class IL
thiTd tarrtls, quarter barrels, sixth barrels, ana
eighth barrels.
Ter gallons, ,, gallons, 81 gallons. ~ gallons. q,
gallons TIC gallons, 10 gallons and 10 gallons
CLASS Nv.
WafthSass, s,ieS
and Wholesale Liquor Dealers
ron,ccosr.xrseGhhaAiffsS .S y; ,ours ,o,D..
spounds pounds, 10 pounds, Is pounds % pounds,
Clasp; Without Fgs@@ins and perfor.tien. pre-
Glass; Without CUMMING, 70 be engraved with
stamp eaeh ssm ne Sns - so 20 b. 70 ese
book to contain lso stamps, three On a page. asd
Bidders will also %sSs prOpossis for ' -. ois:. 80
Wi,ho- ~ Stamps 70 tee book.
kaeh stamp to have On engraved stub attached
bers. and bound in hsoS form Zach b,ak =
contain 400 stamps, four on . page aud bound
Class > Hsif p1uDd o. five nou,ds ,.c,,.i
without; without Cumming and perforstiOa to be issued
ali the other denorp sn men,in,o, a,osn,;r
the E pounds 10 be en- erayed with stub 49,
bean ss sn bo sn9i 20 oe numb red n serial nun
tain go stamps five stsmps On a nseA al hDa
lettered and numb red The Is pSmnd stsmnl a.
be as above with the addition ~ NM AN, p 20
attached to each stamp Bids are ais a. - -
prepared and bound in book form, as sbove a. ~
scribed, with stubs, but without the cou pons.
Reyen =. 'ns pee OF the Commissioner Of Internal
irI Ridso-. ~,,,
sepaIsteiy incInsixe 'ae pre- PET thouseea stamps
eoa Of tie sner psee Q, business, and slso at the
Wsshngten The Cost q delivery ssenss se 1,va
sDS hnIins anu exclusive oil the cost OF packing
Bids will be maze separately FOR, printing in one
Sninr - Ie n,., a. ~ ~, lass \, Tue principal
the other CLASSES mentioned 70 be printed psrma-
In ,tors: Ihe siitional cost OF prin ing tint
stated;
i . Wi STAG IN thelr Dds the mode OF print
face printing. ,
hacn pla 70 De eccompanle ed with spec men OF the
sisle OF epgrsvlng and the quality Of paper pro
Posed 70 De Inrhlshea ana ths accepted bidder be.
guTed 70 iuFhisn Ptooi lnpre ssons OF the engrav-
ings on the several kinds and denominations Of
s' Ths co,t,.c, will rsor;r. oil ..-,...
,I ame Coa,nol VIII re9ulre az designs dies and
righ, nd 81 n .h, mes ana plates u De Kept
i anu 81 ~ au th5, Lew anu ADDITIONAL de-
, aLa ptsse nsn De mai either for the
p,i us s - 9i stamps Of others.
the Treasnry and the ' n ID
properly Sl ana oe!lservd TO the United States
treasury pepatuei AZ the Ter mlnstion % the
LAC. Ts or wheheNer denanded by sad department..
,! hlnds and denomlnatlons, and IN such qaant
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Rf WIN. l.. WALL 4 CO, Auctioneers
- New Marble Building,
900 & 902 south corner OF Penn av and 9th ST.
rO.MORROW.

Rf GREEN h WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID Southeast corner Of eth aud ID streets.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, I
STONkS, &c. AT AUCTION.
"A On THURSDAY, the goth instant, at 10
w O'Clock a. m we s1 al sell NJ the residence of
Ia gentleman declining housekeeping, ho. 10 -
~ tflth street west. between N and o SITS north
general assortment OF goods, viz:
Hair cloth Parlor Suit.
Three Painted Cottage Ses
Dining room Furniture, consisting Of
Tables, Chairs. Lounges, Crockery ware, &c, !
Cooking, Parlor, ard Chamber Stoves
Carpets. Mating. Rugs, &C.
A general assortment Of Kitchen Requisites. |
Terms: Cash. GREEN WILLIAMS, I
oClSd (Repuby Auctioneers I
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TO CONTRACTORS
OToaf Sr,rt.se.de.,a .d I.,seser q s..ssr',

Ca'rtassravs, azf Feofpdys,
Ctfy Hall, WaShtagtoa. ID. C., Octoter IL. 1870.
Sealed Proposals will be received ct the Mayor .
ONCE until Il IN. FRIDAY, the 18th day Of the pres
ent month"; for the laying Of about two huntrsd and
Pipe, with connections opposite each honss lot,
street north from the Alley leading into So uAre No
z and connectinR with the sewer in 7th street vet
The excavation viii be about nine feet below Che
present curb grodes, coe drop aid one man hae,
which win cou7orm with rpecihcations in the ONCE
OF the Superintendent Bidders win state the Price
per running foot for the IS nch pipe ncludoe house
Connections; also pr man hole and drop each !
of he ward and Aszstsns CoinmissionerS before
being sssssssd. MA. r0RSYfR,
ocI7-eotd tRsb.1 Il @ EAkRY, Mayor.
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Il Der has obtained from the 0Ephans' Court O,
WsshiagtO1 County in the DISTRICT of OOiumSs let.
Of John FLYNN, late OF Wsshfngton coudsy
Aforesaid, deceased. All persons havine Claim
against the said deceased hereby warned to n
hibn the same, with the vouchers thereof, so 6s
Subscriber, ON or before the l3th day Of februsry
next; they may otherwise By Law be excluded frSm
all beneht Of the said estate. Given under nv hand
this l2th day Of February, 100:
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upon themselves
IL the patient be . female. the approach q N.
uensss is looked Tor with snxlety, .. IN.
tom IN which Mature ID 10 shsv her s.rsIs ,,v., IN
dinu'ins the circulation and visitas a. che. NTH
the bio'n Of health. AlAs incrssse Of ap,ss.. -.
grown by Whist It fed on: the s,.rr,s, NJ ~.
are Frustrated. and the whole economy Is scr.nc-a.
The eesntifui IN Wonderful period In vhioA bed,
enc MAD undergo 20 fascinating . ohsns. sro.
child % woman. b looked fer In vain the pars.,,
heart tlssds In anxiety, and faasIss the u,v b,s
vsisins Tor iss victim.
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT uouu.
FOE wsxKNEss.
Arising frOn srCs~es O. hds,uvuss. s,sssss
with the following ynSscas:
IndispositiOn to Exsstses.
Loss OF Power,
Losd Memoir.
Dineuity Of Breathing
General wsakee..,
Horror Of Dssess..
week Kcrv~,
Trembling,
Dreadful nsrror q psso.
Night s~ssts,
] Gold Bsss,
~skstuissss,
Dinnss. OF When.
LsnsuOr.
Universal Lassitude OF the Muscular svs
Often nOrmOus Appetite with Dys,e,t,e s,r...
Hot Hands,
Flushing OF the Body,
pryness OF the skia.
rsine oosnfenance and Eruption on the ssea
in in the Back.
Hesvises OF the Byet,ds
Frequently Blseh Spots Flying before On. NJ.
with Temporary sufusion and Loss Of slrss.
Want Of Attention.
Great Mobility.
Restlessness. With Horror oS soosssy.
SOthins L. more desirable 10 such pst,s.s. @.
Solitude, and nothing they nsre dr..d, Tor Y..r a
Themselves: no Bsposs Of nnser, no Rsrps,t,s.
no Speculation. but . hurried Transition fro, -
question to smother.
These symptoms, n allowed 70 70 on-vhisa n
Medicine invariably removes-soou follow Loo.
Power, Fstuity. and Epfeptie yits in one q vssoa
rhe patient may expire.
During the superintendenoe OF Dr. Wilson q tbs
BIoOninsdaie Asylum, this ssd result oocurr.1 70
40 patients; had for . time len the. .,s
soth died of epiepsT. They were Of both sssss.~,s
about twenty years Of age.
Who say that these excuses are not frscus.s-
ly followed By those direfui diseases Insanity s.1
Consumption, The records OF the Insane Asylo.s.
and the mel spcholy deaths ~ Oonsum ptiou, -
ample wtne to the truth Of thsss ss.srsso.s. In
Lunatic Asylums the most nslAncholy sxhiSsssos
Appears. The ooanssnsnos ID actually sOass. ~
quite destitute-asither hhtb or Grssf svsr vss,,
it. should sound q tAs voios ssesr. d ssrss,
articulsts.
"with woessi measures vss Despair
Low suIlen sounds their grief beguiisd."
whilst we regret the existence q ~ sbess
dissa.es and symptoms. ve ere preDs2sd % 80 q
invaluable s1ft Of chemistry for shs rsnovs q d
oon.eoaspoe., HHLnBoLpy HIGHLY o0uusu.
.RArKp FLUID ExfEAof OF BuoRU. RArs
a. no tonic like %. IL 10 N anehoe Il Asps - tss
surgeon spd,,ansas. end ths \ sssisesy % 60
who have used or prescribed n.
uo,d by prsegsss s,A pssasss svssyvAsss. Prsss
n 3 psr sostls, or dx bottles Coz ss1. osasvess
spy sadrs.. Describe unsssas h 81 ssn.uI
essions.
Il 4. 1ELDoLA
pkUG AND ON kMIcAL WAkEHo Ush
$50 BsoADwAr. usw Sosx.
1-f -- ed
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RT GREEN WILLIAMS Auctioueers
~ Sontheast corner It'll md d streets


RI GREEN WILLIAMS Aussionesrs,
~ Southeast corner It'll and ID streets
vhtLgABnLE TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE ASr
LUfsfRoN TING on MASS ACllUskTrS AVE
Mts, BtTwEEN Arm AND Ora STREETS
A on FRIDAY, the 2I.t instant. a, -,
FL GS,oek eiD We ; sss'l , r, On "a , a.
b.,rg hou.e No. 5 ), With I'd alley. ''''
Terms cash, go down IN the day Of salA. All con-
chaser; GRkEN & wILLIhMS.
cIl2 republican Aucti1neels
RY LAIImER & CLEARLY, suc.ioneer..
- Successors TO Cooper Lstimer
Southwest corner Pennsylyanis ave and nth stree,
TR RSIEf s SALE OF NATHALIE FARM Is
EVANSVILLE.
ia her, from Roper' Clark. Tru.tea, aud Eliza l.
80 Marion, bearing date the 81 OF March IS7O.
ecSntT Nj 'n LAIR Tii 81 'sr AZ e
l2 sc and AZ the request, in writing, &c the holder
auction, on the premises, on SATURDAY. the 22d
uay y " tober instant, a. clock p m tho Farm
descrii "a by metes and bounds ia said dee f iuII
S % 81 which will be exhibited at the time
tie farm is part of the tract called "Crsmp-
I'm En- Lot; and lies near the farms o. MessIs
has for some Years beer the pr"perty Of M fTi
Marion; and is ssid TO be an eNcslent farm and 10
hsss the usual farm buildings, in good order aud
The terms of sale will be One-third cash. the resi-
due IN equal Payuler Is at L. and Is aonhs with
interest ftom the day of sale to b.
cured SGn deposit Is.ed al the time of sale If
the terms OF safe not complied it'll within ten
DAY the deposit TO be forfeited and the property 20
be resold upon five DAYS notice in auy one parer
puhhshed in the city If Washington at the sk ami
cost of The defaulting pure haser
The debt Tor which the present sale ia advertised
being portion Of the deferred purchase money the
title which will be conveyed to The purchaser is be
lieyed TO be perfect.
FRED w. JONES Trustee.
AARBURY& WHEELER
Upper Marlborough Solicitors
OCT eo6ds LATJMER CLEARV. Austs