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SP L CIAL NOTICES.
GLORIOUS SUMMER.

WTH the hot. sury atmosphere the rank
vegetation OF the aud the mares in the deep valleys
OF the great rivers Of the South wither die
burning drinks the and the decayng plants
give on noxous gases and poisonous vapors that il inhaled
roauee Glow |aunies Derangements OF the stomach and
Bowels parhe or disentery Ague aud Fever Billions and
nier these influences,
you should make free of Dr. BKUCEs NDIAS YEGETAHLE
PANACEA IL as power to cleanse the bowels purify the
blood and restore health Advertisement IN another coll
Of Z Ii srar.r
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NOTICE.

ffNE tax Of yanderburg County hereby
that Certificates for paid into the County Treasury
TO meet the annual interest Evansville
and era fordsve Rroad Company ready delivery
l the AUDITORS office Persons applying said
viii hle with the Auditor the given
the County Treasurer.
WILLIAM III. WALKER A. vC.
IL ~ IN
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ED We are authorized tp Asa Igehart a
dae Tor election the Office OfJudge Of the Court )f
nmon Pleas for the District of the eountes
and arrick at the ensuing October election
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NEWSPAPER IN KANsAs.-We learn from
the N. Y. Tribue that the first newspaper in
Kansas will be started in the middle OF Sep
tember. Dir. Brown late publisher of the
Conneautvile Courier, announced in his la st
number that the next number would be print
ed in Kansas, under the title-Herald of
Freednm. Mr. Brown has conducted for
pero in Pennsylvania. The zeal of its pro-
prietor and several of his neighbors for taxi
ing care of Kansas by some better work than
resolution passing, leaves him to move his
press, type, and office there. Several fami-
lies from his own neighborhood accompany
him, and the company's first building will be
his first printing Office.
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q very desirable family residences situated in the no
Xxi elegAts Of the city. The
with good cistrn out houses aud nuner trees
the premises.
ALSO Two Lots in Larnasco city fronting the rv-
largain be had if applied Immediately Apply
auxl- n
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bg- We are authorized announce the name Of A
rIkCilLD as anddae for ShERFF ,oun
at the ensuing October election slbs to the deon
the County Convention. ey2. If
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OCTOBER ELECTION.

A. IL SANDERS. Esq.-YOu will please an ounce nv nam
as candidate for election the Office SER:
ierbargh County. at the ensuing October election.
augl John &
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FOR SALE Or RENT.

- TIE highest market rrice viii ALWAYS he paid
<A for Game at the Exchange Restaurst Bring il as
rY%-r. soon possible.
6-& auglu PETER BCRK.
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CLINTON HOTEL NEW YORK.
ppIrE REnT-rEnt

FENHE undersigned Proprietor the above namrd we'll
III hod o
ri the patrons of the house.
era that he VIII on the first OF August redne the price
board fr Two DO lars per ,ayt to
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS.
The attention and Others visiting the city,
either r business pleasure. is aEcarly directed the
eligibility 81 the locaton being situated
business 81 the City, directly opposite the City all
Pt bile Oec vitha oislanse prom
inent places of amusement. A. Il. MILLER.
faugiwln 3 * Deekman Street New York,
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TO CONTRACTORS.

proposals viii be received until August 18TH
- for the building Of School House n Pigeon Township
Plans and specifications be application Php
Kramer By order Of Board Of Trustees OfPgeon
aIgl-tt PETER SHARPE.
EANS.-15o lbs Quigley's sugar cured Hams lust
n az ausl COOKS
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n Have placed in the HANDS Mr. A Younes for delivery
- the leeds moTeazes which recorded by Sam
nel Jenkins deceased. Mr. lOungs authorized collect
the Tees due on the deeds. &C.. JAS +. BLYTHE.
angif Anim n. Of Samuel T. Jenkins dec d.
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sHERIFT'S SALE.

Office hereby given that ty virtue Of an execution
sued of the office of the Clerk the Common
Pleas % Nanderburgh County and directed
james Mccain and against William and James Morris
have levied upon aud will upon the August A. d.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock %
p NJ. said day. proceed sell the Cosrt
House in the city of Evansville the rents and profits
of years. the described
wit: Lot No. twelve (2) in Block No the
4th Joining the city Of Evansville should
said and pr0hs not sell for sufficient
satisfy said execution and will the time and
OF sac simple of said real
aug5-3w-pfsf JOHN =. GANITT ). v. C..
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A yxow-NoTHlNG.-


-, ;nouisitive citizens tLE1me of the curious
.r;no heard it rumors of Newburgh, Ind.
No,biucs" were no ses Pd that the "Know-
,O ,o.s in that christi ''r 'pg their nocturnal
Thursday night las Il L.: ! town, resolved on
ca ,be;r place OF ne ..,1 ferret them out and
m Thev pursued their p's ss4 ssvyt4s at all hazards
ho, in vain up to s ..sI.. f1 n atoms vigorously
They sss sEss. fSsJ iis Iiaspu Spur in the night
had search. every ri place bat one in
tne city where it was possible for meeting
to be held, and finally attempted to recon
noitre that. an,nsS unsuccessful quit. In or
der to get peeFelfnro this place, one of the
"hunting party" very worthy citizen by
the way too, climbed to the roof of house,
and just as he was about to "see the ele-
phant," he heard something drop with stun
ming force upon pile of bricks below, a
distance of some twenty feet, which he found
upon reflection to be himself. Some Dem
Ocratic editor, (and we are not aware that
there is more than one in t,,e place. was
nigh at hand and helped the sufferer to his
home-badiy, though not fatally injured
The greatest mystery of the whole affair is,
. that neither the editor nor his less fortunate
associate knelo hoW the accident occurred. They
could answer no anxious inquiries in relation
to the affair at all. They were most essen
. TALLY "Know-N othings," although it was sur
= missed they do not Ike the process of intia-
ton.
We hope the editor viii inform us in his
. next issue, all about the order in his town
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suAtAlOns NOTICE


a III nln ing the land the
IA gned follows: West halt Of the erth-east quarter
Section 49, Township s. south of Range III hereby
BoS5hed that Friday the LIST day
the County surveyor of Vanderburgh County will
the lines and establish the corners said land
aUgi-.H n. ID. ALLEN.
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dOE large young Chickens Just reed
va ag5t COOKS.
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NOTICE.

AN1NG been comrelled wife
Of her had conduct are
rom h'ooring trusting her my account will nay
oeots oil her contracting ey29-3t A. MARCoNNIER.
EpLACk TABBY VFLyETS.-5 well assorted
AZ Black Iabby Nelvets reed this day and for sale by
ey29 JAS Low & CO.. AIS. Main ST.. Lou. KY
r1 AtK EREI.2j whole half bh and kits. choice
4ss artiee, for sale by 5. Z. GILBERT Co.
ey29 Sye.. near Water
ESRE-H TEAs.-lOO half-c chests. catys. etc. etc.
n dium to very choice lust reed. for sale low by
ey29 s. L. GILBERT 4 CO., Sye.. near Water.
SALE WAGONS.-The Good Intent'' and York
- town in complete running order suitable for Druggists
or Pedlars use, for sale low by GEO. fOSIEk CO.
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GERMAN PRuNEs, sTARCH AND PEAR
GAME WANTED,

Is boxes " heat starch 800 boxes German Prunes
bbs Pearl Barley, for sale lowest market prices
aue2 l. & ID URINaNN
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NOTICE.

hand and wish TO sell thirty Iron Front Columns
and Stone Caps and Sils for wndow frames
glass already in chem. and doors the columns
sell them fourth cheaper than they he purchased
Where.
TERMS:-One third down. and balance two year
with interest. Enquire of WM BATES,
aug3-rt Pigeon Springs
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WANTED,
NnTIf'I.

EVEN German Families 70 go to Rchand Iron Furnaces
aUsf GEO FOSTER & co.
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PROCLAMATION.


IHE Propreors Of the vIScENEs GAZETTE beg to ask the
attention oi the business of Evansville to the facilities a
ioraea oy TINS long established widely circulated
per terms very reasonable and guarantee greater
reaaers tan any other the Wabash Valley
Address e5 HARVEY, MASON < co.
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--H - -aaa-=
FARM FOR SSrI

CONTAINING hundred aud eighty acres one hundred
" and twenty of whc is ia the Bolnghouse Prairie and
sixty heavily mbered land lying to the same
About eighty OF the Prairie land
hiry-ve OF which is laid down in Th-re
upon the premises ne young orchard Of about
half ofthem bearing. Said farm is stua-
ted about three miles south
For fu cher particulars apply William Woods
bion. Edwards County. Illinois. agent for
aus3-ltw REINER EOULSAAT
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STATS OF INDIANA.

NANDFEnUt.'sr. CeGATY. IS.
r., OfCE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that Eoraso O. Wheeler.
Administrator of the estate Of John u. Slair deceased
has flee his petition sell the real sf the said
his "sohal beng insufficient pay his deh aud that said
fetltipi wt he b ard at the h. Cohr
mon Pleas Of said eOan,y. JACOB LUN HENiEIMER.
2 aus4~4s' CcIk G. q. z. v c.
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RETuRNrNT
Sale Ar ap.Rc.rNrv

uudersisn offers his entire stock Of GoOdso
on the most reasonable Consisting OF well
lseed assortment OF Clothing aud Furnishing Goods Fanc-
GOODS Hats and Caps. Jewery. &c. sc. For particular
ey2i s. KAHN
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FAST LINE!
PadWcdh, Snitiiaqd. DycHs6urg, Hoptinsville,
CiarksriLie and Nashuille fast Line Of
Steam - Packet
AND STAGE COACHES.
Proprietors OF Boat. SAN YER, MILES a CO.
Prorrieto rs OF Coaches. FORD. ALLEN A co.
VIE line Of for the the
travelling public will positively into operation by
The li.ht draught fast running steamer
WM. PHILLIPS,
WILEY SAWYER Master w p MILES C,s,l
will leave Palacah each day the
commencing ON the 2h day OF this mont-at hs past six
o'clock. and VIII arrive at DycusuTg O'Clock the same
coaches will he in readiness which
place they VIII each at 10 o'clock the
the trip through from Paducah opknsvlle in fourteen
hours At Hopknsve this line stages connect. ~ith
line frop Horknsville by Of Cisks
vile TO Nashville Tenn and by Elkton Rns.vs
Wiling Green Mammoth Cave. Glasgow Eliabehtown
to Louisville by ts line the any Of the above points
Is SIX HOURS shorter than any other route
RETURNLN
the stage leaves Hopkinsyile every day at IL
ana arrives At Dy suSburg O'Clock
the steam packet WM PHILLIPS arrive At
sdleah az O'Clock In the morning in time eonnsct with
the louisville and St Louis Daily Packet Line going either
o -
The Prorretors getting and line
Tor the accommodation Of the travelling public spared
neiber pains light
ming misunderstanding only eighteen and
elegant nine coaches fine well
vita sober careful and
ton. J. ALLEN
eg1o-lwd Agent for the Stage Line.
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TO moor AND SHOE MAKERS.

sCS1 RECEIVED and for sale at the lowest figures
sS peror lot Of French Calf Skin the finest hnsh direct
from the Philadelphia Custom House Also lot
French Morocco. do Madras Brush
hid. Call aud examine at THOMAS WEIGHTS,
ary3-IwS opposite Bedford tr,eery. Second at
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DIs.OI,UTIOy NERsH

VIE Psrtne'shp heretofore existing between Misses Cow
den Barker is this day dissolved consent
f. r. Barker having purchased g. Cowden
alone authorized to settle the business OF said firm
eyiS-a E D. GowDEN.
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CARRIAGg MARERs. ArTENTIoN,

FEtlE undersigned desires 20 employ Immediately good
n workman competent make bodies wheels
rlages. Good wages aud steady employment will be given
None Int the best workman need this notice Appy
to aug3-Iwd JOHN L. ckiCKMUR Vincennes.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ATUEs-20Oog 3 and feet Oak Latkes for sale by
4 aug7 Iw j. +. NDERS ON. Fvsnt Sc. LamaseO. :
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tW CONTRACTORS.-25o0y yards Of earth wanted de-
hyered on the lot first above the residence
eyB g. BABCOCK
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WALL PAPER RORDERS. FIRE SCREENS
WINDOW PAPER, DC.

vENHE has just received another and extensive
Assortment of the articles he woulA
respectfully call attention of all who wish to purchase
ces in his line feeling confident that he can sell ar AZ
of the kind in the West no IL
complete and he feels assured that he give entire
atisfaetsn 70 all those who will him with call
Psrcular attention paid to hanging paper with accuracy
aud dispatch
eyl5 JOHN O. DEvEREUx, Jr, Main bet. LIST 4 ID.
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BARN AND YARD TO LET
vxNHE Yard and Stable the NV
IL Burk the Sherwood House is for rent on
Bile terms There Is large brick barn. with commodon
ward and well calculated for the Livery business For
sy2l-tf BURK,S EycUaNGE
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y CASKS plain Canvassedj eask Quisieys Extra Suga
- Cured for sale at
sug7 HAMILTON,S corner Locust snd Sec d SITS.
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MT. VERNON HOTEL.
CAP" NAV

THIS spacious Hotel, having front of 300 feet
l. and wing Of SOC feet, with $50 rooms, and &C
CONSIDERATIONS fer 700 guests, is now complete, ana
oren for the reception Of visitors for the ensuins
season is delightfully."- located, convenient to thu
beach and all attractive places Of resort and fur
nished with new and elegant furniture, making one
II the most airy, commodious spacious comfortable
and desirable places of resort in the United States
The Dining Room Of this Hotel Is 70 arranged tina,
parties OF Fix or more persons have their meals
served at separate tables and different hours with
out additional charge.
FINE REsTAURANT and CONFECTIONERY
ROOMS are connecteI with the Hotel where all the
Injuries and delicacies can be obtainsd
BkCk'S PHILADELPHIA CORNET BAND
has been engaged for the season, and finally no
pains or expense has been spared to provide every
comfort, convenience, and luxury that can BE- de-.
Fired. g. b. WOOJMAN pron,iator
jy S-w
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tfully manufactured and As cheap as any establish
raent In the Union.
DOLLARDE HERBANIUm EXTRACT OR LUa
TROUS HAIR TONIC,
prepared from South American herbs and roots tn.
most successful article produced for preserving
the hair nom falling out or changing color restoring
and preserving it in q healthy and luxuriant state
Among other reasons why Dollard's haircuttine Ss-
loon, maintains its immense popularity is the fact
that his Tonic Is applied to every head of hair cut at
his establishment consequently it il kept In better
preservation than under any other known spplica.
ton. It being thus practically tested by thousa
offers the greatest guaranty of its eficacy. Sold
Wholesale and retail ut his Old Establishment III
Chestnut Street, oppoSite the State House, Phils
delphis.
R DoLLA1D has at last discovered tho us pLus MI,
Of hair dye and announces it for SALE with mar
iect confidence in its surprising everything Of the
kind nov In 1t coors the hair either black or
brown, as may be desired, and is used without any
injury to the hair skin, either by stain or other
wise, be washed OF in ten minutes after the an
plcation, without detracting from its efficacy. Per-
visiting the city invited to give hin, cali
Letters addressed to r. DOLLARD, 1T CHESTNUT
STREET, PHILADELPHIA, will receive attention.
jan Oily. f-'e -s
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The ENGLISH AT CoNsTANTINOPLE.-
No small amount of sickness is likely to
prevail among the inexperienced Euro.
peans, unless they change their system
OF walking the streets at midday, and
eating large meat dinners, accompanied
by fiery liquids, as at home. The natives
OF this country are temperate from neces-
slty D.; they look upon strong wines and
liquors as no better than poison, and a
drinker OF spirits is considered as doomed
man as an Opium-eater would be with
us. As the hot season is now upon us
they remain at home in the day time,
and only venture out in the cool evening,
when fresh breeze comes down the Bos-
phorus and disturbs the dust and tobac-
eo-laden atmosphere of the city. Yet the
English are striding about with walking.
sticks under the blazing sun, and return
from ten-miles' walk to a dinner such
as would be appropriate to an English
December! They may expect excellent
health if they will accommodate them
selves to the habits and usages of the
country but if they presist in their pres
sent mode Of life many casualties must
result, and those strongest and most
sturdy in appearance will be the first to
suffer from fever, whichis always anxious
to grapple with powerful antagonist
Letter from ConstanttnOple.
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UNITED STATES MAIL,
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

J
DROP0sALS for conveying the mails Of the uni
Il TED states from the 18th of August 1854. n
tSs gun Of June 1857, on the following route, in
t stase OF VERMONT will be received at the Con
tract Once Of the Post 0ce Department in the civ
OF washington, until o'clock M. of July sIst
1854, to BE- decided on same day:
East Franklin, and~West Berkshire. To-
h,cnford, 33 miles and back, six times a
week, in stages.
Leave swanton daily, except Sunday, at 8 m
Arrive at Richford same day by 6pm
Leave hichford daily, except Sunday, at q N
Arrive At Swanton same day by 6p m
For form OF proposal, guarantee, and certificate.
and aso instructions embracing conditions to Re in
corporaeo In the contract to the extent the depart
emf may deem proper, See the advertisement In.
Hinng proposals for carrying the mails in the New
England States, New York, &C., dated Februarv %
1854. Each proposal should be marked aPropossiI
for route No 479, Vermont" and addressed sSecond
Assistant Postmaster Generaln S'''no
JAMES CAMPBELL.
JeZo-laW@~ postmaster General.
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RATTLEsNAkEs IN BRAzIL.-In thi.
climate, it may readily be imagined, that
the number Of reptiles is very considera.
bic. The rattlesnske does not exist near
this part OF the coast, but in the province
OF the mines it proves very destructive
to negroes. At San Joan del Rev, a
young man went into the woods, was
bitten by rattlesnake, came home i'll
ana died His widow, thine being very
precious with the fair sex in Brazil] soon
arrisa again, and her second ayailed
himself OF the clothes of the first, and
among other things put on pair of boots.
de was shortly afterwards taken sick and
died. A third husband folloved and
experienced the same fate ano, iaa
Brazilian, little alarmed by wbat had
happened, and induced, perbans NV "a. ~
accumulation of wealth, became the sS,,. .nI
husband, and by chance discovered tba h.
lang Of rattlesnaks sticking through
the lnstep Of the boot, which, being worn
by his predecessors, had, in climate
where modification soon occurs, been,
without doubt the cause of their death.
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
SEA BATHING,
COLUMBIA HOUSE,
CAPE ISLAND. NEW JERSEY.

OAfE lOLANU, NEW JENSE1.
- This new and popular establishment is now
aopen for the reception of visitors.
The proprietor, thankful for the patronage he hss
80 largely received, begs to assure his friends and
the public that the HOTEL in every department
win be kept in style superior to any previous sea
son. Gas has been introduced into 200 rooms
Hassler's celebrated orchestra has been engaged
clusively for this house, and many other arrange
ments have been made tending to the increased
comfort and enjoyment Of the guests.
Application for rooms may be made by address
ing the proprietor at Cape Island, or to the subscr
Der. L. HARDWOOD,
No. II South Sd street, Philadelphia.
N. B.-Extensive stabling ON the premises.
ie l0-3m
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mo. $751;


NOTlCE Tor restoring to private
~ entry portion of the lands recently Withdrawn
T sac i0r proposed railroads in the lower PENN.
whereas, y the urgent solicitation of one Of the
and part Of the delegation in Congress
rom the State of Michigan, the Pr.sideut OF the
united States by his order bearing date the 2Ist Of
June instant, has directed that portion of the
lands heretofore withdrawn from sale or entry on
csPl Ior valid preemptson claims along the rout es
OF certain proposed railroads in the States of Michi
gan ana wisconsin, las set forth in the public no
tice OF withdrawal No. 507 issued from this Office IN
Ine iotn May iast to wit: the portion situatsi In
the lover peninsula Of Michigan otside Of the Inn
lts OF about sic miles each side of mid roads sb.Ii
siter proper notice, be restored to market again -
holloE y therefore hereby given that the land.
above referred to- Of which particular lists and an
showing the townships and parts Of towr shins a,p
oracins the came have this day been sent to the
proper land Offices for public information viii sos;
os subject to private ssle and entry on and sffer
monday, the 7th day Of August next precssv ~,
the same terms and conditions ss Though Tho 60 ~
had not been withdrawn from market. - '"'1'
diVsn under my hand at the 0eneral Land oeR,.
D. 1854 = - '' > ~u usJ VI June, A.
BY order Of the President: VI
70 O.. ,.,, JOHN WILSON,
=. -IeWtIIA aug Commissioner
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IMPORTANT TO MECHANICS AND BUSINE
MEN.
FIRST PREMIUM PUMP.

A SAFE and money making business is GUARANTEED
II to all persons purchasing State, County, and
Township rights for the AMERICAN LIFTING
PUMP, (Polley's patent Elastic Adjustable Bucket
acknowledged by scientific men who have witnessed
its operation to be the best and most valuable pump
for general purposes, in the Union. Persons pur
chasing rights will have no competition, and secure
handsome profits.
Considerable territory is already sold and the de-
mand is rapidly increasing.
Rights can be purchased low and models, &C., b.
seen by applying to II. VIVIAN CO., Sole Manu-
facturers, LOG North Front Street, Philadelphia.
N. B.-Local and travelling Agents wanted LIB
eral commission given. may 2s-3m
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SNIDER'S WINES
At PHIL AIDE LPHIA

TOHN y. SNYDER, Dealer in Wines, at the
81 former old established Vine Store of JACOB
SNYDER, Jr, No. 76 Walnut street. four doors be-
low Fourth street, where consumers will be supplied
with WINES and LIQUORS on the most accommo-
dating terms.
JACOB SNYDER, Jr., Agent for the I'm
porration of FOREIGN WINES, Office No. IS Wal
nut street, Philadelphia, where he is prepared to
receive orders for the special Importation Of Wines
&C. from various houses in Europe in quantities Of
single do zen and upwards and also solicits for his
Son, JOHN VAUGHAN SNYDER, the patronage of
his friends and former customers.
ss$sAn Wines ordered for Washington will be de-
ivered by Express FREE Of freight je sly
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zERNAN's CELEBRATED TOOTH WASH

WIS delicious article combines so many meritori.
l. Gus qualities that 1t las now become Q stand.
ard fsvorite with the citizens of New York, Phils-
ceiphs, and Baltimore. Dentists prescribe it in their
practice most successfully, and from every sourcs
the most fsttering laudarions are awarded h.
lnhamed and bleeding gunns are Immediately ben
ehtted by its use its action upon them is very mild
sootnlng, and elective. 1t clesnses the teeth so
thoroughly that they are maze TO rival pearl in the
wilderness, and diffuses through the mouth such .
delightful freshness that the breath is rendered
quisitey sweet. 1t disafects sll those impurities
when these are removed the teeth must always 70
main sound.
Prepared only by FRANCIS GERMAN Druggist, Phil.
sdelphia, and sold by W. II GILMAN, Washington,
and by al Druggists, at only rs cents bottle.
may 6-Sm