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BY C. w. BOTELER. Auetioneer.
ER Rustic E,S SALE OF VALIANT,

u Unsupported Estate. BY virtue Of deed VI
trust from Daniel Collins. executed on the sth day II
April, 1854. and rscorded in Llber J. A. s. No. 81,
folios 1885, lS9, and $780, of the land records II
Washington county. D. O.. shall expose 10 public
sale, TO the highest bidder. the lst day Of July
next, on the premises. at 8 o'clock. r ~, parts II
Lots Nos and 8, IN square No 63n, frondng On
North Capitol street llS1s feet BY depth If IL fec,
lying near tho intersection Of d street north with
North Capitol street snd the Railroad Depot
Terms: efourth cash; The remainder in six,
twelve and eighteen months, with interest TO be -
cured by deed Of trust on the prems,s Ii tho
terms Of sale not complied with IN three days, tho
trustee the right If selling thu risk aud
cost OF the first purchaser.
y. y. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
CHAS. w. B0TELER,
lie l2-eOddds Auct.oaeer
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JOHN R. ELvAEs. WILLIAM THOMPSON.
ELVANs = THOMPSON, Dealers in
~ Hardware, Coach Trimmings, 10. .
No. 1875 Pennsylvania Avenue, between 9th and 10th
streets, Washington, D. G.
House Furnishing Hardware,
Britannia, German Silver, Albata and Silver Plated
Tea Table and Desert Spoons
Carvers and Forks, stees, Knives With and without
Brass Britannia Block Tin and Plated Csndlesticks
Shovel and Tongs, Waffle Irons, Sad Irons
Maslin Bell Metal Kettles. Furnaces, Ovens, Grid.
irons, DO, DC, &C.
Building Materials,
Rural Cottage, Closet Cupboard Cheat Till, Pad and
shuttle. Door, and Blind Hinges, sersw. Bolts, Out
Brads Shutter Screws and Stubbs Door Springs,
Handrail Screws, Door Knobs
Bell Pulls, Door Sheaves and Rail, &C., &C., DO.
Cabinet Makers Goods.
Hair Cloth, Cursd Hair, Moss, Gimps, Sofa and Chair
Venetian Blind Hooks Rack Puleys, Roller Ends,
BrackstA Furniture Nails
Cine, Coffin Handles and Screws, Diamond Serew
Plates, 10, &c, DC.
Carpenters Goods.
Planes, Saws, Drawing Knives, spoksshavss, Chisss
and Gouges, Plane Irons
Augsrs. Braces and Bits, Boring Machines, Ham
mers, Hatchets, Levels
Bevils, Squares. Gauges, Axes, &c, 10, Ao.
Blacksmith and Coach Makers Goods.
Black and Bright springs, Axles, Felloes, 6pokes,
Hubs, Bows, Shafts, Poles
Sleigh Runners, Silvered and Brass Bands, Stump
Joints, Stump Collars Top Props
Curtain Frames, Lamps, Inside Innings, Lining Silks
Damask, Scanning Cords
TUFTS, Tassels, Buttons, Tacks, Frnges Laoes, Plain
and Enamelled Canvass Tls@@
Russia Duck, Enamelled Leather, Dash Leather. &e,
10, 40.
ELvANS 4 THOMPSON,
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FDa KENT.
a NEW AND uAND ONE BRICK
AZ sn--n E.A. RYTHER, Captain
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER AND
INTOXICATING COMPOUND.

THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER AND
NEGOTIATING COMPOUND.
nH. j. n. ROSES Celebrated Sarsapa-
II rilla Blood Purifier. Az spring and summer
Alternative medicine and invigorsting drink II has NO
equal M
It puri6es and enrches the blood,
Acts upon the liver, stomach, and bowels
Carries of all secrstions and humors;
Cleanses the skin Of all eruptons;
Gives appetite bloom, and yigorj
Strengthens and invigorates the constitution;
Makes the akin soft, smooth, and natural;
Expels pimples, boils, and sores;
Cures Scrofnla and all Skin Eruptons;
Cures Dropsy, Kidney and Bladder Affections,
Cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and Goutj
Drives the evil effects Of mercury from the system
Builds up weak state OF body.
For Female Complaints, which. 10 their very ma
ture are exhaustng and deb.litsting II 10 paftic-
lsry recommended. Indeed, it makes the weak stronr
the pale and emacistsd from sickness or natural
causes, soon have color, bloom, and health. As 4
summer drink, 1t 10 exhilaradng refreshing, stimu-
ating. and enlivening Persona young and old) who
have used this delightful compound are surprised ut
it, immediate beneficial effects
Quart bottles, 81; ANAL bottles, so osnta
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NEW JEWELLERY.
HAVE just received lot OF new styles
II Of rich Goll Jewe nv, and have on hand fine
stock of Watches, Gold Chains, Silver Ware, Of every
description. t-t
Also, great variety Of Spectacles, DC.
All OF which | viii sell at greatly reduced prices,
for two weeks.
Please call at 4le, Pennsylvania avenue.
Sign Of the Large spread Eagle
je 20- II. D. HOOD
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A BEAUTIFUL Country place. Of about
n ten ncres Of frstrate land, under good cultiV-
ton, with variety Of fruit trees, good garden new
house. and lots Of hens, chickens, &c. about one and
half miles from Georgetown and in full view of the
city To person who will buy the furniture in the
house. all nearly new the whole will be sold cheap,
and immediate possession given.
Inquire Of w. Z. WATERS, corner Of 18th and G
streets. je 26-6t
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Later from Aszieo.

Later from Aerieo.
NEW ORLEANS, June 26.-The 0rizaba has ar
rived, bringing dates from Mexico Of the lsth.
Santa Anna has returned to the capital,
The government papers publish accounts Of the
defeat Of several small parties Of the revolutonists
Alvarez defeated the government forces near
Mcxatla. Their loss was 500 killed and wounded.
Also, in conjunction with Comanfort Alvarez had
taken Sonora, and the united forces Of the two
generals were investing Morelia Communication
between Monterey and San Luis Potosi was pro
hibted. tsbn tA
All the troops which could be spared were or
dered to New Leon to attempt the recapture o.
Monterey. Vol viii defend Matamoros to the
last. His force consists OF only about 500 men.
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n LL aTRANGERa

n Ii CHANGERS ~. Il4q 4.
"A Waiting the city should sss Hnntsw's o~taloGus
.of ths curiositss ofths Patent Ofhps.
Also Me description Of Povsns Erpsi pistnse
~ se-Alyh t"r9F 80
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MI ESsRS. EDITORS 1 wish to com-
w munca,e, through the medium Of your col
umns, the following case for The benefit of the afct
ed: About three years ago. applied at the Office Of
Drs Brothers 4 Gray. with syphltic disease Of z
years standing. The symptoms were general cma-
citation and deb lily part Of the time hectic fever. The
dis had contaminated the whole systen aud had
nearly ruined my constitution One or more opeu
ings had been made through the skull and a large
le eaten through the rouf Of the mouth BY the
effects Of the complaint and mercury. Most Of the
medicines received from oil, was mercury in some
Torn, another which caused the mercurial rheuma-
tism. The treatment of Drs. Brothers 4 Gray soon
arrested The progress If the disease. The whole
thirty-eight ulcers, which rendered my leg almost
mass Of corruption. are perfectly healed md has
manned well for three years. In justice to Drs Bro
theirs Gray, asswell as the good of the public, l
deem 1t my duty make this rem ,rkable and unpre-
cedented cure as extensively known as possible.
RICHARD T, WOODMlLii, 4
10 l6-2M No. Is Mulberry strtet n Y
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nv HE AMERICAN RIFLEMEN, are
u hereby notified 70 meet TO- morrow Thursday
night, Mt ~ o'clock, at their Armory, corner Of
Louisiana avenue and Seventh street
The members are earnestly requested 70 Be puno-
tual in their attendance.
N BY order
lf WILLIAM n. CHAMPION,
mar 2i--Wly Recording Secretary.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.


Tia daily circalstoa Of ths -A~~ioss 0yga. 10
Oar srsAtsr than that q eng Paper IN Washington,
already reaches twelve thousand increasing At the
rate Of several hundrsd . week II has ncre~s-
cd at this rate with remarkable regularity from the
first mouth Of il publication. Advertisers who wish
70 give their advertisements wide circulation should
bear these Acts in mind The daily OryaA l. dstrib-
ntsd chiefly In Washington, Georgstown, Alexandra,
frodricksburg, Richmond, Norfolk. Portsmouth,, and
Baitimors The weekly Organ il ssnt 20 every quar-
tsr ef thu Union -Hi TT u do n
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AUCTION SAFES.
BY q. w. B0TELER, Auctio.eer.
SAFE BIZ ORDEA DF THE Orphans,

BY q. w. BOTELER, AuctioaeeT.
SALE Bt OHDEk tbF THE Orphans'
- Court. On Monday. July I'd, 4 ian &c ock.
A. NJ, shall sell. by order Of the Orphans Coult,
at the residence OF the late Frederick Aage ON tbs
corner Of aud cath Streets the effects Of the d.
ceased, consisting in part Off as3aa
Mahogany Sofa, Sldeboard, Centre Table, locks,
Feather Beds, Wardrobes cane-seat Cha rs. Bureaus
Crib, Bedsteads. Carpetng, Chna. GLASS. and Crock
cry, Kitchen Furniture Cooking Utensils Stoves. a..
Also, One Horse and Wagon, Grudstone. Ses
Of Harness, Sausage Suffer, lots Of Scalss and
Weights, DO
Terms; OF and under $40, cash; over $40, a credit
of so and 90 days for approved endorsed notes DO
ing interest THERESA II GER,
Administrators
9. w. BOTELER,
10 26-ood Auctiuneer.
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DsRTNERsHIP DIssOI.vED.--1ho
il partnersh p which has existed be weeu the un-
dersigned In conducting the Furniture Bnsiness
Dissolved BY mutual consent on the 18th ins.ant
The business will be continued by A. ROTH
WELL, ~ The sore on Seventh street, next to Odd
Fellows Hall. who 10 author ned To receive all me-
nsys due and TO settle the accounts Of the late 6rm.
A. k0THwELL,
ie 2a-eost T. b. BROWN.
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RxsossxD roR rHE
DAILY AMERICAN ORGAN.


EoRroLK, june 26.--Full returns Of the mum.
cipal election, show the success Of the entire
American ticket. except the Mayor and Gauger OF
Liquors. That party have large majority in the
Board Of Councilman. woodis's majority for Mayor
was IS.
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PHrLApELpnA. October 10.

PHILADELPMA, October 10, 1855
had been afflicted with an liberated arm, for
the last four years and consulted several physiins
who could not cure me In using four bottles q DR.
ROSES SARSAPARILLA BLOOD PURIFIER, and
applying his letter and Healing Ointment my arm 10
now entirely we'll L. p. C0URSAULT,
Concert street, Philadelphia-
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A Ssvras AID ALARMING CASE or ScEoruLA
CuRxp IT NE WITHIN THE PAST TWO MoSrR "a
young girl Of this city twelve years. old, wi her
mother, called on me for medical advice Her b nd
entire scab her hair almost oil Other head, her
eyes and ears much swollen, infamed, and sorr. p
petite poor, and the ch ID looked like victim he
disease. gave her my Family Pills, two bo le =
Alternative Syrup, and bottle Of my Sarssl arill
Compound and she Ia now well her apperit. good,
her head eyes, and ears clear Of the dssase, nd
hair 10 growing finely on hsr head. This 10 lily .
" hundreds of similar by the tres ment re.
ommend.
could publish thousands Of certificates rnd letters
have received from all sections Of the country.
should publish all, they would Oil volum
J. 4. R0SF, NJ. u.
The above celebrated Sarsapar liza Con pound Is
sold by Y. ST0Tf a CO,
w. n. aILM'N,
J, W. MARIN,
PATTERSON d HAIRy.
g...... ID, b. CLARK,
H. II. McrnGKsOr,
w. 7. EVANS,
KIDwELL 4 LAWRENCE
J. B. MOORE,
wsshinstor. D. @.
J. L. KIDwELI.
Georgetown.
And by all dealers In Alexandria, yrl H..
mar 7-eoif sm
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- kAA Ii Shells OF PRIME
~eeDVO white Corn, In store and for sale
In lots TO suit purchasers, by .5Ns EF
T. N. MCCORMICK d CO.,
Theatre Building, Alexandria, Va
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+o8 prizes. in all, amounting 10 CSC, 900
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS
Tickets fs-Halves f4---Quarters a.
SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager,
10 18--dtJIs Atlanta Georgia -.
The Mutual Fire Insurance Company ofthe
District Of Columbia.
Chartered By Oongrss,
nFFERS 20 the property owners Of the
- District ~ ohesp and a. safe means Of insu-
rance as any other Company In this District
- ULYSSES WARD, President
iNea CHAS. WILSON Secretary.
MATHEW O. EMERY, Treasurer.
Ulysses Ward, John Van Rsvick,
fe Thomas BIsgdsn, p. W. Browning.
y. Howard, Mathew @. Emery,
J. q. MeKelden. -
Once Columbia Place corner OF Iouisiana avenue
and 7th street of6oe hours from 70 O'Clock r M.
fab ae--ly
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G. Myers. 3s NV. Myers.
The business viii hereafer be conducted under the
Of Myers Son. at the old stand at the foot Of
Jefferson, on Water street, Georgetown Office No u,
where we WI be happy 10 supply our cust,'pers and
all o hers who may favor with CALL with as good
an article Of Whi,e and Red Ash. and Dauphin or
T anston Coal Hickory. Oak, and ne Wood ~ can
be bad In the m rket on as reasonable and accom-
indicating terms as can be pu cbas d u the istrict
je 26-iw q. MYERS ASH.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
TUyUE firm Of Myers IL Baker was mutu-
II ally dissolved on the LIST June, 1855. All per.
having claims against the firm will present them
10 G. ers for payment and those indebted TO said
firm will please il and settle their accounts BY the
lst Of August as afer that time they will b. placed
in the hands Of officer for collection ss II Ia neces-
ssry TO close the business or b fore that time.
safFh saA CHAkLES MYERS,
#tsIFs y SAMUEL BAKER
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BY AUTHORITY or THE STATE OF
GEORGIA. .N
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY.

GRAND SCHEME FOR JULY.
Class $40 b. drawn July 8, 1855, Ia the city Of
Atlanta, Georgia, when prizes amounting 70
100000
VIII be distributed according 10 the following mag
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MEssRs. EpIToas: ! wish g com

I ALEXANDRIA, June !, 1865. President
lune IA #aH +
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llrntb5.

IIowAEp-In Greensboro, August 3d., of
Erysi PclaS, much lamented, Henry y. How
ard. son of the late Hollis and Lucy Howard,
OF Waterford, aged IL wears and j months.
C"MlNGS In Greensboro, August 10Th.
of Consumption. Andrew Benjamin. son of
Ben.a and Mary Comings aged , years
and } months
SHrMwAY-In Waterford, August 81,
Mrs. Sarah Shumway aged &C.
She was member Of the Congregational
Church in Ilardwick, Mass, but had resided
for the last few years with her son-in-law, j.
y. Gould Esq. The divine favor seemed to
crown the evening OF her days. She was
weancd from the world, God implanted COM
fort to her soul, she came to her grave in
peace, in good age, like as shock of corn
cometh fully ripe in its season.
PEARoDy-in CarroIton. Ill.,, July 9th,
Richard, son of David G.. and Elizabeth A.
Peabody, aged % months.
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STAiE. OF VERMONT.

~ , Caledonia District. -
Tue Probate Cour. "f >a! district: To al ,,.-.,,,
interested III the estate "f Kelsey NJ Ea1-,r Lac.
"l panvi!,". III said district deceased in.>,a,..
~ AIHAN II. MARTIN. administering OF IN, 80.
4 tate aforesaid. represents ~ sail Cont ,v Nj;
r''iti"i IN writing that said .lcrr.rt WIS y; flo
I'm" ct her death. The owner "i certain real >,..
7" WI; The Homestead Of said crcu>rd slru.,.cI
IN 'anvie aforesaid. containing IL acres with .i,,
hniidi'Gs. ais" pasture containing a.u. I. heres,
'"nS part vt the estate of DR.. Oliver N.r., lat.
"i said Danvil'r decreased
lfaf II w",lt be beneficial Ia the heirs and those
interested IN sad estate. by r:so:, o; the Infancy
"i SAID heirs. and the rN,rn>r incident 10 the ,.,r
and m''iag. menf If said estate tbs, thc who'll. of
sad estate should hr sold. although tl.. >a,n. were
l"' necessary f"rav debts and charges # :,.rn.
traii"n. AMI that :.e proceeds Of said >uI. >l,ihc
assigned a. the law directs. And IL a aIu1u>rr.,
tF Prav> sad court 70 grant him license. and an
'rhH I" Sell III" same pursuant to TIE rr,yI>;.,,s
81 the statute in tina, behalf
sad application will br heard arJ 1,-;l., D.,
>aih curt III tiic Proha'c Office in panviIlc ;,.,l
district. on the 2S,h av OF Angus, instant. Y,,,
are therefore hereby r"iticd I" appc.r before >aid
court III the time and place aforesaid. and ohi.c,
" YOU see cause t" the granting al said license
CHARLES 5. DANA. Judge. If Pr,,,,.c
Probate Office. panvlIlc. tho eth day Of aucus,
~ - A'''" 93lW3
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FROM MEXICO,

The New Orleans Dclta'S correspondence
contains the official accounts Ct the capture OF
S.,ilio Nv Col. Nlanr. after battle which
lasted two DAYS The Government force was
200 strong. with five pieces OF artillery of
that force two-thir'l> were killed The Rev
nluionist> lost IS, killed. wounded and pris-
oncrs At last account>. the Rcvoutioni,ts
were in r~uit Of The rctrca,inr army.
Gen VOL had reinforced Matamoras bv
troops from Tampico.
The force of the insurgents consists of 5000
troops, and eleven pieces of cannon. the lat
ter under the command of Col. Duncan. late
of the /. :. army.
Cen. Wol had demolished the suburbs of
Matamoras. and many citizens had left for
Brownsville.
-FE"M lItVANA.-Thc correspondent:
Of the journal of Commerce writes from la
vana. Aug. 9TH, that the Spanish Bank for
che City of Havana" will not have being.
thc stock pot benny taken. The weather
confinncd good, and TIE crops now growing
were in most healthy and promising conli-
ton.
-FEoM CHIrI.-The Gillian Congress
- engaged IN discussing bills regulating the
rights of masters. workmen and apprentices,
10 establish Bank of Deposit and Discount
IN Valparaiso and Santiago (for which two
locomotives had been received from Eng
land Judiciary reforms. military pension
lists. &c. \ million of dollars had been sub
scrb,d for the railroad between Santiago X
Talca. The Government were also TO sub
scribe : .0uo.0o1
-FEoM rEEv.-Thc first million of
dollars had been paid for the l.lemnitv of
slaves. and : 5000 of the debt of the reyo-
;,ion. at irom ~: 10 g93i The foreicn hold
crs Of bonds refuse To make any arrangements
with the Government with view of cancel
ling them. and leave them with their rcsrcct
i've ministers.
Commerce was at stand still. and the
masses turbulent
The roads about Lima are infested with
robbers
E"livr>-I> engaged in the election of
lrcslden'. he candidates are Gen. Santa
trnz. l'r, l.I'narcS, and zen. Cor,ioya. son.
,n-law OF Bczu.
The gram growers OF the South were moot
ING TO protect themselves from the monopolv
Of the miIlers
Public schools had been established at Casa
Blanca. Limachc. ard school journal is out.
sustained BY the Government.
The insane were to he provided for in !
ibhc institution. sustained ty private sut- +
-cr'p,lons
The crops 'ook well Grams arc III dc.
=? II! .o- he Australian make.
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y SLAVE CASE IN NV YoEK.- Mr.
y. H. thompson, OF ('eorgia. on a visit with
his family 10 Fort Edward WASHINGTON coun-
tyv, was clIcd to appear before ,Julrc Gibson.
soon after his arrival, and produce the per-
son OF an alleged slave Emily, complained
OF as IN possession of SAID Thompsen Mr..
| appeared. having with HIM colorcd cirl
OF a tout 20 years. and answered to the com.
plant that she was not restrained of her ,ib
erty' but had been informed previous to start
ing upon the Journey that She would be- free
to leave hlm II she desired upon arriving in
the tree Statrs-that She had no desire to
leave HIM. but preferred to return to her south
trn home No one appearing to prosecute
me writ. the Judge discharged the same
The girl Emily had not been consulted rrr-
vious to the ?rcicrmcnt of the complaint.-
Ercning Post.
Mayor l. ) brown, who died at Naples.
Italy, June 30th, Of chronic bronchitis. wen;
to l;uSsia in 1919, as the successor of Major
h:st!cr, IN experimenting the construction
OF the great railroad between st. PETERSBURG
ana Moscow. The rigorous climate ,ccrava-
- '"'u
ted his !ong-seatcd nalaly, and he last fall
went TO Italy. hoping to recover Sufficiently
to return home to this country in the snrinc
lie was man OF superior talents ard great
en''nence Is his profession, and maintaine, an
unSllllied reputation as a man and Chris
tan.
The colored people and their clergyman
IN brooklyn ~ L., on Sunday, had grand
row ecclesiastical, which would have done
credit to white folks. The pastor wanted the
trustees to make quarterly report to a GER
tam conference, which thew refused to do
he police cleared the church of the trucu-
lent worshirpcrs and locked it up.
"A German animal named Erwic on
thursday last, in Buffalo. drank three ,al-
Ions OF large beer. The Doctor pumped out
two quarts, but for all that Mr.. Erwiy kicked
the bucket.
Hon. Hannibal iIamn has fully endors.
ed the Republican party in Maine. Alta
meeting IN liampden, after speech by Hon
Israel Washburn, Jr., Mr.. IIamin followed.
and sustained ably the position of Mr. ".
"A NEW NAME.-We learn from the
south Boston Gazette, which we surrose to
'e god authority, that Elrnker Know Nc,b.
nes t'he fellows who believe IN .l) arc cali.
d Nlu P.~.5.~,.
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Wolfes Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps

This mclicnai die. rink j. manufactured hv The
NroIrir'oYat Sciic..ain. in Holland expressly lor
medicinal purposes. II has been submitted ="
nearly ali HE first Chemists and Ply ~irinm> in th.
S'a:c~ VIII" endorse il over their own signatures
- o'lr Z" the treat essentials of the Ht,1ir U.d
|. j. prescribed with gr":t success. in GRAY
r Gollt. rheumatism distinctions OF Bladder and
II hey. anl for Dyspepsia il has superior in
a." world. Put NJ III quart and PIN: hotties en-
Welcomed III YELLOW paper. with my name the bot
lie. cork and label! and "r sale ny al. the rcspccta
bic Druggists in tl,c /. STATES.
IFrI.p1!o WOLFE. Is 20 ana ~ Ecavcr->.
New i.rn - South Front t. Philad.ylii: "o>nl3
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I'EE '''ni,'i->,';er 81 .. II land Stat. IT,
'ci7t- H. DOR IL hi ..,.:~ ran'i,rn iii,
ruhl'" ~ ms the i,ll,,.r.,,i> - rr> mnr irru
iar toy l.ii ami "-,crw.>. Fraudulent Lottery
schemes. and lr',..i I" L. .ii> irr The sale 81
i"H"'> III i''tc~c> Hioh are Wil,.i,v ii,f,,a:>
''c ri lr.al I':.ri,.- IA Mar,ll:ul .ie those
'rauii 'lnlv under IL, ,i"i,;,ii.,lic.- 81 tie Con.
N >>i'f'rr r'''r icy he ''c "t the S,i:- under
Ire "" CONSTITUTION :" '>"'n''e and approve Tie
schemes :ri a.trid "a lie drawings
Al Tie irkr.> "a il:,>.. "t'eres an! all crr-if
cas- Il rhar-> of .ich.-> have the lif!-rra,,h-i
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-08-18
Barton Academy.

SfVit Fail Term If this Institution vii commence
"Wednesday. the 9Th ,!av o, SEPT l>s5 :,,,l con-
time eleven week.
BOARD pEI\STEl't T,,,\
Mr. y; = W DLEl. :" Dart College. PRINCIPAL.
Mis- EMILIA SIMMER rrecep'rcs..
Mrs. ~ .ANti. SaEiII 1carhc- ,,t Dr,y ir,, ar, f,
Painting.
Miss EMILY SkI>NEE. Teacher of NrI,,r AL
French.
Board obtained on Il, reasonable t.-c,s,. q. ,.,,c.
Places.
F"r f:r.frr l'a~tul:.r> al .rn-s l. C. E..:,i,,-.,,
John l.. SIt!r. or Wm + NJ. incentive C.,n
in':ic". ". MANSFIELD. Secretary
BARTON. Auc. /. So u, IL