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tinually by pain and with other difficulties, and hav-
ing known cases where your medicine has effected
great cures; and also hearing recommended for such
cases as have described obtained bottle Of your
Extract of Sarsaparia and followed the directions
you gave me. In IA short period it removed her com
plants and restored her 10 health Being grateful for
the beIefits she received. take pleasure in thus &C
knowledging il, and recommending il to the public
NJ ID. MOORE cor. . q rand and Lydus SITS.
Albany, Aug. IL, 1874.
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.
This Extract of Sarsaparilla has been expressly
prepared i'm reference TO female complaints. Nofe
male who has reason to suppose she is approaching
that critical period. the of fe should neglect
TO take IT, il is certain preventive for any of the
numerous and horrible diseases 10 which females are
subject at this time OF life. This period may be de-
ayed for several years by using thisemedicne. Noi
is 1t less valuable for those who approaching wo-
manhood, il is calculated to assist nature by quick.
ening the blood and nvigoraung the system. Indeed
this medicine is invaluable for all the diseases to
which women are subject
1t braces the whole system, permanently the
natural energies-by removing the impurities OF the
body-not so far stimulating the system as to pro.
duce subsequent relaxation, which is the case Of
most medicines taken for female weakness and dis
ease.
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a1r Ginseng, Earseed, Feathers, and Bcespor tn
ken at the highest market price in exchange for a
goods sold. or in payment of debts due me-
N. Ii. All persons indebted to the firm of w. & G.
Bell will please settle up soon as possible, either
by note otherwise, the firm has been dissolved
since the 23d of August last.
ian 80 HS-tf CRAWFORD BELL
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
AF Who'll ESALE A N Retail l..
IN THE NEW BRICK STORE NEARLY OPPOSITE THE BANK
ormcr q
lestic Dry Goods, Hats, Bonnets, Boots and Shoes,
and Fancy Hardware.

a Pap
to chheo
fail to giyee apl5l
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CRAWFORD BELL.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES. !.

~ ALLEN c. HALLOCK, Druggist andA
ALA Pharmacutist would call the attention OF -
1.-THE citizens of Evansville and and adjoining
towns to his complete assortment of Drugs, Medicines,
chemicals, Oils, Dyestufis, &c, &c, &c. All OF
which carefully selected and received fresh from
the Eastern Markets. Physicians and merchants
may depend upon their orders being promptly attend
ed to and the genuine article always delivered on
terms wholesale and retail favorable Is the same
quantity and quality be purchased at any PLACE
full assortment OF Botanic Medicines, Roots,
Banks, Herbs Extracts, Powders, &C., prepared and
mt up by the Shakers.
Hailock's superior cold drawn No. / Castor Oil,
manufactured at Mt. CARMEL Illinois.
a large assortment of Patient and Family Medi-
cnes, Essences, Hair Oils Perfumery, Soaps, and
fancy aricles-Cologne, Bay and Rose Water, all OF
the best and Soda Powders, care
fully put up and of full weight.
Copal Vamish-at 81 10, 50 %, and 81 Is per gal
Superior Pale French Brandy, p H. Goddard & Co:
Brand warranted pure, for medical purposes ouly
icine to destroy worms in children and improve thei
their general health;
HaTlock's Cough Candy composed of Ho rehounc
Bonesel, &c. for all kinds ofcaugh -
ALSO ON SALE.
AT the proprietors prices. -
DIR. Woods sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry Bi,ters-
Zee advertisement.
DIR. Uphnms Vegetable Pile Elecnary-see adver
,wiIders Sugar Coated Veg. Anti-Fever Pills-Se,
advertisement.
Ut. sanLanuts nealtn RESTORATIVE veg Pnls-Set
advertisement.
Dr. Folger's Olosaonion, or all Healing Balsom-Se,
advertisement.
DIR. Peters Vegetable Pills, Worm and Cough Loz
nges.
DIR. lie Roy's Universal Vegetable Pills, composed
OF Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry.
DIR. Porter's Poor mans Curatye Sugar Coatec
Pills. at 10 cents per box
DIR, Porter's Poor Mans Strengthening Plaster, a
10 cents apiece.
Barnes Tooth-Ache Drops, warranted to cure in al
cases
Overstreet's genuine Linament, and Doctor Beach,
Family Pill.
DIR. Graves Anti-Fever and Fever and Ague Pills
Cholera lntantum and Bowel com
plant Pill.
DIR, Graye's Pain Extractor, for burns scalds swell
hngs, Rheumatic Pains, &c, warranted to give in
slant relief in all cases
Nerve and bone Linament, highly celebrated forit.
curative powers
AT the New Drug Store; Main street opposite Be
@ent Y Vlele,s jyl0 If
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dred pounds Hamburg weight equal to seventy cents
port duty upon rice imported in terces half nerces
than twenty schings for hundred pounds Ham
burg weight, (equal TO thirty seven and half cents
United States currency and weight) TO lay no higher
duty upon whale OIL imported in casks barrels than
twelve and half schlings per hundred pounds Ham
burg weight equal to eighteen and three quarters cents
United States currency and weght)
The Grand -Duchy of Mecklenburg -Schwerin further
agrees to levy higher transit duty the aforemen
toned articles their movement the Berlin Hamburg
railroad than schlings per hundred pounds Ham
burg weight equal to three cents United States currency
and weght,) and to levy no transit duty on the above
mentioned articles when conveyed through the ports OF
the country.
II is understood, however that nothing heSein con-
tanned shall prohibt the evying OF duty sufficient for
CONTROL which in ne instance shall exceed the two
articles imported duty free or those on transit one schl-
ling per hundred pounds Hamburg weight equal one
cent and half United States currency and weght.)
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Old Point Hotel.

an the 18th day of August 1913, at mid day, on the
" premises shall sell to the highest bidder, the new
front building which forms portion OF the establishment
Old Point Comfort, in Virginia, known as the odd
Point HOTEL 1t is now under lease 10 Mr. French (who
the other buildings connected with the establshment
AT rent of $4,000 per annum payable seinl-annualiy
This building is necessary the keeping mp OF the es
lablishment, that whoever the old establishment
must always be willing it but should he fail to
do there doubt but the United States authorities
would grant leave suitable ouhouses the ada
cent public grounds establish independent no
tel The building was built in 1876 spacious AIRY and
beautiful, with front of upwards OF 800 feet and Is Ia.
sured in good offices 10 the amount of 900
There now the Old Point Hotel upwards OF 300
visitors and the saubrity Of the place, the attraction OF
the Qualifications there, and Its great accessibility will in
permanent place of public resort. The present
rent, after paying insurance premiums, NC, would nett
per annually on $4,000 or $4,000.
The above building is held by in trust Tor Hugh A.
Garlands creditors and required TO sell so as TO
close the trust.
One of u.s. interested in the trust, will be at
Old Point from the 18th OF August till the day of sale, TO
make further explanations and TO exhibit the lease or con-
tract made with Mr. French.
TsRss--A credit of 6, r. and IS months for approved
endorsed negotiable notes m
We authorized by Mr.. French to say that he viii
receive private offers for the property owned by him at d
Point. DAVID MAY,
THOS. WALLACE,
Aug 6-2awds. Trustees OF II A. Garland.
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ARTICLE XII.

ARTICLE XII.
The present treaty shall continue in force until the
tenth of June, thousand eight hundred and fifty
eight and further until the end of twelve months after
the government of Mecklenburg Schwerin on the one
part, that OF the United States the other part shall
have given notice OF its intention of terminating the
same but upon the condition hereby expressly stipulated
and agreed, that if the Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg
Schwern shall deem il expedent, find il compulsory,
during the said term to levy duty paddy, rice IN
the husk augment the duties upon leaves strips,
stems of tobacco, whaleo and rice, mentioned IN
article VII eghh) Of the present treaty, the govern
ment of Meckenburg Schwerin shall give notice of one
ceedng to do and at the expiration of that year, or
States shall have full power and right to abrogate the
to the government of Mecklenburg Schwerin, to
tnue it lat s option) in full force, until the operation
thereof shall have been arrested in the first spe
cited in the present article.
Now, therefore, the undersigned, L. de Lutzow presl-
dent OF the pvy council and first minister Of his Royal
Hghness, the part of Mecklenburg Schwerin, and A.
Dudley Mann, specia agent the part of the United
States invested with full powers to this effect found
good and due form, have this day signed in tplcate,
and have exchanged this declaration The effect of this
agreement is hereby declared to be to establish the
aforesaid treaty between the high parties to this decla-
ration, fully and perfectly, to all nens and purposes,
as if all the provisions therein contained in the
they are above explicitly stated had been agreed
separate treaty. concluded and ratified between them in
the ordinary form.
In witness whereof the above. named plenipoentaries
nave hereto affixed their names and seals,
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ARTICLE y.

The subjects and citizens of the high contracting parties
shall be permitted sooun and reside IN all parts what
OF The said territories in order to attend to their al
fairs and also to hire and occupy houses and warehouses
for the purpose OF their provided they submit
to the laws as well general special relative TO the
right of residing and trading.
Whilst they conform to the laws and regulations in
force they shall be at liberty manage, themselves their
own business all the territories subject TO the urisdic
ton OF each party as well IN respect 10 ne cohSsne men,
respect the loading, unloading and sending Oft their
ships employ such agents and brokers they may
deem proper they being in all these cases to be treated as
the citizens or subjects of the country which they
side being nevertheless understood that they shall re-
main subject the said laws and regulations also in
spect to sales by wholesale or retail.
They shall have free access to the tribunals OF justice
in their tgious affairs on the same terms which are
granted by the law and usage OF country TO native GU
defence of their rights such advocates attorneys, and
other agents they may judge proper
The citizens subjects of each party shall have power
to dispose of their personal property within the urlsIc
ton of the other by sale donation, testament, other
wise.
Their personal representatives, being citizens sub
ects of the other contracting party shall succeed to their
tdto They may take possession thereof either by them
selves by others acting for them at their will and
lans of the country wherein the said personal property
is situated shall be subject to pay III like cases In case
of the absence of the personal representatives the same
care shall be taken of the said property would be
taken of property OF native IN like case, until the law
full owner may take measures for receiving It,.
If any question should among several claimants
to which of them the said property belongs, the same
shall be finally decided by the laws and judges OF the
country wherein it is situated
Where, on the decease of any person holding real
estate within the territories of party, such real es
tate would by the laws of the land, descend on CIT
zen subject of the other he not disqualified
by aienage, such citizen subject shall be allowed
reasonable time TO sell the same, and 10 withdraw the
proceeds without molestaon, and exempt from all duties
OF deacon the part OF the government OF the respec-
tive States.
The capitals and effects which the citizens subjects
of the respective parties in changing their residence
shall be DESTROYS of removing from the place OF their
domci, shall likewise be exempt from all duties OF de-
traction emigration on the part of their respective gov
ernments.
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ARTICLE TX.

The high contracting parties grant to each other the
liberty of having, each in the ports OF the other consus,
vice consus, commercial agents, and vice commercial
agents of their own appointment, who shall ENJOY the
same privileges and powers those OF the most favored
nations but if any of the said consus shall carry on
trade they shall be subjected to the laws and usage
which private individuals OF their nation are subjected
in the same place. t
The consuls vice consas, commercial and wee COM
mercia agents. shall have the right as such to SIT as
Judges and arbators in such differences as may arse
between the masters and crews 81 the vessel belonging 10
the nation whose interests committed to their charge
without the interference of the local authorities unless
the conduct of the OF the captain should disturb
the order tranquility OF the country; or the SAID con-
sus vice consuls, commercial agents, or vice CONNER
ca agents should require their assistance TO cause their
decisions to be carried into effect or supported.
II is however, understood that this species OF judgment
arbitration shall not deprive the contendng parties OF
the right they have TO resort on their reurn TO the ud
cial authority of their own country
The said consuls vice consuls, commercial agents. ana
vice commercial agents authorized to require the as
ssance of the local authorities for the search, arrest and
Imprisonment of the deserers from the ships and
merchant vessels of their country. For this purpose
they shall apply TO the competent tribunals, Judges and
officers, and shall, in writing demand said desertes,
proving by the exhibition of the registers OF the vessels
the muster rolls of the crews, by any other official
documents, that such individuals formed part OF the
crews and this claim being thus substaniiated, the
surrender shall not be refused.
Such desertes when arrested shall be placed at the
disposal of the said consuls, vice consuls commercial
agents or vice commercial agents, and may be confined
the public prisons, al the request and cost OF hoSe
who shall claim them order to be sent to the vessels
to which they beong to others OF the same country
But if not sent back within three months from the day
OF their arrest they shall be set at liberty and shall not
be again arrested for the same cause. However, II the
deserler shall be found to have committed any crime or
offence his surrender may be delayed until the tribunal
before which his shall be pending shall have pro-
nounced its sentence and such sentence shall have been
carried into effect.
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ARTICLE |.

ARTICLE |.
The high contracting parties agree that whatever kind
of produce, manufacture merchandise of any foreign
country be, from time to time, lawfully imported into
the United States in their vessels may also be i'm
ported in the vessels of the Grand Duchy of MeckleA
burg -Schwerin, and higher other duties upon the
tonnage cargo of the vessel shall be levied collect
ed whether the importation be made in a vessel of the
United States in vessel of Mecklenburg- Schwern.
And in like manner, whatever kind of produce,
facure, merchandise OF any foreign country be,
from time to time, lawfully imported into the Grand
Duchy Of Mecklenburg .Schwern, in its vessels,
may also be imported in vessels of the United States and
higher other duties upon the tonnage cargo of
the vessel shall be levied collected, whether the i'm
portation be made in vessels of the party the other
Whatever may be lawfully exported or reexported by
party IN Its own vessels to any foreign country may
in like manner be exported reexpored in the vessels
of the other And the duties. bountes, and draw
backs shall be collected and allowed, whether such
portation expectation be made in vessels of the
party or the other
Nor shall higher other charges of any kind be i'm
posed the ports of party vessels of the other
than shall be payable in the ports by national
vessels.
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Belmont school for Young Ladies.

THIS INSTITUTION will open again the LIST OF Sep
tember under the direction OF Mrs. Mercer, who wilt
give her unremtted attention 10 the morals and
education her pupils The school prov with teach
es of distingu shed capacity in all the departments EN-
braced in her system of instruct and affords every iac
ity for the most substantial and liberal education Ar
engagements have been made with professor TO
provide during the session, OF practical lectures
on Chemistry and Natural Philosophy
1t is requested that the pupils be punctual in their at
tendance and those who desire TO engage places,
should make early application.
to be addressed to Mrs. mercer, beoni
Post Office, Va. Augusta -cPH
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ITO Members Of Congress. and Strangers leaving III

TITO Members Of Congress and Strangers leaving the
i City.-JOHN II. GIBRS has just received, at ny
Fancy Store, Pennsylvania avenue, between 9h aLu
10Th Streets very handsome assortment OF French iai
goods, suitable for presents.
A supply of Paris Kid gloves
Elegant high back tuck combs
Fans of every description, &c.
Also the fashionable kinds of and essenca
for the handkerchief
Toilet and shaving soaps
Hair oils perfumeres, dressing combs
Hair, tooth, and nail brushes, OF French, Engish, al
American manufacture
Together with supply of the finest and purea d.
water received in the city.
Parties wishing TO purchase such goods will do well
CALL the stock is the largest and varied and u
prices moderate will be found elsewhere in WashIn
August 4-6tif
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DECLARATION.
Whereas treaty OF commerce and navigation between
the United States OF America and his Majesty the King
of Hanover concluded at Hanover on the tenth day
of June thousand eight hundred and fortysix by
the plenpoenares of the contracting parties and was
subsequently duly ratified the part OF both govern
ments:
And whereas by the terms of the twelfth article of the
same the United States agree to extend all the advan
ages and privileges contained in the spuatons of the
said treaty 10 of the other States of the Ger
manic Confederation which may wish to accede to them
by means of official exchange of declarations prov
ded that such State States shall confer similar avors
upon the United States those conferred by the Kingdom
OF Hanover and observe and be subject the same
dltions, stlpulatOns, and obligations:
And whereas the government of his ROYAL Hghness
the Grand Duke of Mecklenburg Sch wern has signi-
fed its desire to accede 10 the said treaty and all the
supulatons and provisions therein contained, far
the same or may be applicable to the two countries
and to become party thereto and has expressed its
readiness to confer similar avors upon the United States
equivalent in all respects to those conferred by the
Kingdom of Hanover:
And whereas the government OF the Grand Duchy OF
Mecklenburg Schwern in its anxiety TO avoid the pos
sbility of misconceptio hereafter of the nature and
extent of the favors differing essentially from those of
Hanover which it TO beslow upon the United
States, as we'll for its faithful observance of
all the provisions of the said treaty. wishes the stpula-
tons, conditions and obligations imposed upon it as
also those which upon the United States explicit
languages as contained in the following articles;
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prODOsRls for Timber.

Fort DELAWARE, July 26th, 1913.
PROPOSALS will be received for furnishing from
eight thousand sticks of timber, suitable for piles to be
delivered the Pea Patch island Each pie TO be forV'
five feet long hewed or sawed, twelve inches square
butt and measuring least inches diameter at point,
Yellow pine, free of sap, preferred One thousand re-
anired by the LIST of October.
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied by
evidences ofcapacy to comply with it.
Address Breve Major Sanders .Delaware city, State of
Delaware"
Anrl div
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CJTRAWBERRY PLANTS.-The subscriber has now
ready sale good supply of he Deptlord Pine, and
Alice Maud strawberry plants. To those who saw the
fruit on stand in market this season, nothing need be
said recommend these fine varieties; but to those who
are with them he would that for ze
flavor weight and productiveness they far superior to
any variety that he has ever Orders addressed TO
him by nail stating when and where the plants to be
delivered, will be promptly attended to, and the plants
packed carry with safety any part of the Union The
price will be 81 per dozeh or IS per hundred
JOHN SLATER,
Aup 3-3* Alexandria. Va.
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Done at Schwern this 9th (ninth) day of December
ls47.
A. DUDLEY MANN. Il. 81
l.. OF LUTON. IL. s.

And dead Of
thai
md
/ yhandan
of
POLK
the Pesin
JAMEB Secretary of State
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ARTICLE VII.

The high contracting parties engage mutually not to
grant any particular favor to other nations respect of
navigation and duties OF CUSTOMS which shall not imme-
dately become the other party who shall on
Joy the freely, if the concession was freely made or
on allowing compensation near as possible, if the
concession was conditional ~
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OFFICIAL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Augusta, lei'
TN pursuance of the provision of the of Congress oil
L 10Th July, lS4S, entitled 'An for the payment
quidatcd claims against Mexico" notice is hereby give
the holders of said claims, Surrender and deliver
certificates issued to them respectively from the Treas
Department of the United States under the provisions
the of Congress OF the LIST OF September ISL SO as
enable this department pay said certificates on the ~
of October lsis being the day Of payment notified un
the law The certificates should be transmitted with as
tie delay practicable, to the Fifth Auditor Of the Treas
ny, that speedy settlement and adjustment of the Clam
may take place.
r.. ]. WALKER,
Secretary of the Treasury
Aug. 5-ditif Nat. Int. u German Gail
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TIL E UNION.

ncht hoher "a stellen ais Einem thaler ind zwei
Schingen, fur hundert pund Hambdrglsches gewicht
(geich Siebenz cents mach demgede und gewicht der
yereinigten Staalen Keinen hohen Eingangszoll auf
Refs wenn er in ganzen oder halben tonnen Cierces)
einge iihr wri, zu egen ais iunf und zwanzlg
schilIinge fur hunder psund, Hamburgisches Gewich
(geich seben und deissg und elm hab cents mach dem
gelde ind Zewcht der Verengen Saaten, den zoll au
Wallhschthran, welcher in Fassen oder tonnen enge
fuhrt wird, NIGHT hoher ais zwof und elm hab sch-
nge fur hundert pund, Hamburgisehe Gewicht (glich
achtZehn und dre viertel cents, mach dem gede und
gevcht der yereinigten Slaaten) zu stelen.
Dass grossherzogthum Mechenburg- Schwern ERIK
ar SIGH fener bereit, den vorher erwahnen gegen
standen, bel deren transport au der Berlin Hamburger
esenbahn, kenen hohern durchgangszol zu erhoben.
ais zuei schilllnge per hunder pfund Hamburgsches
Gewich glech drei cents mach dem gelde, ind gewcht
der Verengten StaatenJ und keinen drchgangs zo af
die obengendenen gegenstande, legen wegen ber
die landeshaien durchgefahrt werden
Es verseht SIGH jedoch, dass NIGHTS dem herin
gesagten, hnde soil cine die controle kosen decende
abgabe erhoben, welche beden zuei dem Elm
gangszol berecten oder den fret transtrenden gegen-
sanden au kenen FALL enen schiling fur hunder pfund
Hambdrgisches Gewcht (geich anderhalb cents mach
dem Geld und Gewcht, der Verenigten Saaten) uber.
schreiten soil.