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ByJ. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer

SALE ORA VERYVaI.
- liable Building Lot OIL II street, between
10th and 11ih streets On THURSDAY AT
TERNOON. June 10Th, at OK O'clock, on tn e
premises, shall sell part Of Lot No. IL, Square
87, front ng IS feet on F street between 10th and
11.h streets, running back 95 feet to an alley
Persons desiring superior building site are re-
spectfully invited to attend The sale, which will
be made without reserve. Title indisputable.
Terms: One-third cash; the residue in six,
and twelve, months, with interest, secured by
deed Of trust on the premises
je 16-d JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auct'r.
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"ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WO-
w man situation as Nurse. Good references
given II required. Address Box No. Is Star Of.
nee.
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By JAS. g. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer.
~ W Z L v T. BEAUTIFUL BUILDING

By JAS. g. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
Nv " r L v T. BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
Lots ut the corner of K and Sd streets an
public Auction. --On WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, June 18th, at half past O'Clock, on the
premises, shall sell Lots Nos. 3 and 4, Square
No. $40, situated al the corner OF north L street
and Third street west. Those lots have bee sinh
divided to make six lots fronting each IS feet 6
inches on north street, running back lI6 feet 10
10 feet alley, and six lots fronting "a feet inch
on ID street, running back l55 feet TO 3O-feet al
ley.
These are probably the best proportioned and
most eligiby situated lots 10 be found for sale In
that very desirable part Of the CITY for a nrivate
residence, and the sale should command he At
tention Of capitalists as well as persons desiring
frst-class building site
Title indisputable
WE'VE months, with interest, secured by deed
OF trust IN the premises.
je I'D JAS. @. MCGUIRE, Auct'r
~ thority vested In ne, on the premises, Ia Al
exandrii county, Va, will sell, at Auction, at
O'Clock, on THURSDAY, June Goth, a valuable
lot OF az acres Of land, part In wood and a part
cleared and remarkably well adapted to garden
ing purposes. 1t is joined by the farms Of Mrs.
Hamilton, X CTuit, and the Rev. A Hays-about
IN miles from Georgetown. There are two ex-
celent springs Of water, and a comfortable log
House on the premises, which is all enclosed by a
fine fence.
ANY person wishing to purchase NAV get any
desired information by calling on Robert Bali
ST. near Balps Cross Roads, or the subscriber, at
SIS 6 street, near Third.
Terms of sale $500 cash the balance I'm three
equal payments at 6, ~ and IS months.
deed given and deed of trust taken.
ROBERT BALL, Jr.,
1e lo-ts* Executor for VIM. Ball, deceased.
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WANTS.

WANTED.-A YOUNG LADY WISHES
w to meet with friend who would loan her a
small sum OF money, to enable her to reach her
friends. Security given. Address &c w ,, at
this ONCE its
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MADAME DELAKUE

HAS JUST RECEIVED, AND WILL open
Il on Saturday, the 1ith instant, large as IN
sortment Of Embroideries, Lace Sets, JaconetEH
and Muslin Collars, Bands, Sleeves Under kA
shirts. &c. A few French Dresses, with en- IVA
brOidered flounces.
The ladies respectfully invited to call at No.
xS Pa avenue, between l2th and 18th streets.
lie l4-3t&
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AUCTION SALES.
[sKR FIRST PAGE FOR orHRR NorTcRs
Bv JAMES C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
1.-TWO VALUABLE RuIInINa InrS o.,

IDLE nUILDIN6 LUIS NJ
r1DIc Sale.-On FRIDAY AFTER
NOON, June goth, at half past O'Clock, on the
premises, shall sell Lots Nos IS and H. In Webb
ana Bradiey's subdivision Of Square No. 52s,
each fronting % feet inches on north l. between
width ninety feet to public alley.
Ihese lots are well located, In a very RAPIDLY
improving part Of the city. and are very desirable
LOT medium sized houses, from the fact of the ju
dlcious manner In which the lots have been laid
on, atiording ample room, without any waste
ground. Terms atsale. JAS. c MCGUIRE,
Je lI-Q Auctioneer
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EXCURSION AND PIC MIC
OF THE
RYLAND CHAPEL CHOIR
On FRIDAY lime %. Isa6


THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF Rv.
Il land Chapel Choir respectfully aE-.n
announce to their friends that they 49,
1ntend giving Pic Mic at Fort Washington on
FRIDAY, June Goth, 1856
The proc eds will be appropriated towards ma.
King certain Improvements 10 their Church
The steamer George Washington has been en-
gagged and Will leave her wharf at sX O'Clock
q. N
Tickets so cents-Children 126 cents.
Tickets may be procured from o Boswell and
b. Clarke, Druggists, members Of the Choir,
or at the boat
IL FOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF
those who are unable to 90 on the morning trip,
the COMMITTEES have made arrangements for a
SECOND TRIP, the George Washington
stating from her wharf at O'Clock, p. m, and
proceeding to Fort Washington.
Committee of Arrangements.
VIM Warder, A w Martin.
Thos Lloyd, VIM McEIfresh,
b Hughes, Fred LuH
James Moore. lie l6-4t
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN A SET
w OF accounts to adjust and arrange, during
the evenings of the week, after the manner OF
Double Entry Book keeping. Satisfactory refer
ences ca, be given IL required. Address ~ 30
through City Post Office. ie17-2t*
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SERVANTS WANTED-A GOOD COOK,
~ washer and ironer, and a capable and trust.
worthy nurse, are wanted at 369 F street. door
from 9th. Colored and slaves preferred
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WANTED-AT X % M ANS RESTAU-
w rant, on 9TH street, opposite Odd Fellows
Hall, good colored Oyster Shucker. Slave pre-
leIreQ. lie IA
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nv N L E D-A NEAT, MIDDLE AGED
w Woman-American or German preferred
with good recommendations, to do the general
work Of a small family. Inquire at No 49S, cor.
ner Of 14th and ID SITS. iel7-eo3t
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BOARDING,

- GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
with their Meals, at No. 2SO street, betw
i<tn ana l3tn. lel7-eo3t*
20 A D.-A FEW RESPECTABLE ME-
- chanlcs can obtain good board and pleasant
rooms by applying at No. 3S7 18th street, between
and l. Also, two young ladies can be accom-
modated with board. Terms moderate.
IN 22-1m*
SoARD, &c.-MKS. BATES, ON THE ). w.
- corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th street
is P!spared to accommodating en.lemenwithrocm
win or without board. Every ekort Will DE made
10 render those comfortable who may favor heI
with their patronage. ap6-u
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SITUATION WANTED-BY RESPECT.
~ able woman, to do chamberwork and wait in
dining room Good reference can be given
Apply al NO Isl ID street. je 17-lt*
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WANTED-A GOOD DINING-ROOM Ser
w want, (cOlored preferred) at the Union Ho-
tel, near the Railroad Depot
je Ia st J. +. LLOYD.
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'TNO LET-IN GEORGETOWN A SNUG
Il two-story frame House, containing 6 rooms
situated on Prospect street, Immediately hack of
DIR. J. l.. Kidwell's Drug Store For particulars
enquire of J. McQ UILLAN, Undertaken, High
street, opposite Forrest Hall. lie 1i-6t#
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PHOTOGRAPHIC ngws.

FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
BY HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
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THO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND
Il OTTER TRANSIENTS.-Sev pleasan nj
Rooms for rent. Inquire atNo. 4s3 18th street,
between and F. 10 I63t&
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EXCURSION AND PIC MIC
OF THE
CAPITOL Hull METH,ST r. CHURCH
S A B 3 A n S CHOOL.

THE STEAMER GEORGE WASHINGTON
Il has been chartered for the &C. IT.
casion. She will stop at the White .E55.ll,a
House Pavilion for short time, then proceed
down the river few miles, and returning, land
at Fort Washington, where the PIC Mic Will be
held
The boat i'll leave her wharf. foot Of 10th st
at 9 O'Clock a. m, and Blagden's Wharf, Navy
Yard, at 9K O'Clock.
Tickets for adults. so cents Children I2H-to
be had at the Store Of Chas H. Lane, Pa avenue:
Gray Ballantyne, 9TH street. and Of the officers
and teachers Of the School lie 1i-STW&
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ENOR RENT-THE THREE-STORY Brick
Il House, on street, between 14th and 18th
streets, now occupied by the Fifth Auditor Of the
Treasury Department Apply to N CALLAN
fee. ia IA 9t
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E>OR RENT-TWO HANDSOME Dwell
l. ling Houses, one Of them furnished These
houses are very pleasantly situated, and have the
modern convenieaces Of gas, water, &c. Apply
at No 357 street, between 18th and l4th
lie l6-3tK
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10nLABORERS WANTED IMMEDIATE
lOO ly to work at Culvert No. ~, Washington
Aqueduct, about nine miles from Georgetown.
Wages 81 Is per day. Apply to NJ. A. Kellogg
Agent, on the work near Lick Is and o Canal.
lie 10 6t*
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FIRST GRAND EXCURSION
T O Pr N e Y POIN

14ho1 OnANO EACU hS1ON
T Q Pr N e Y POIN
On the occasion of the opening ofthat de.
HghtfaL Watering Place.
THE STEAMER POWHATAN, CAPTAIN
G. Il. MITCHELL. will make slK.- -
an Excursion to Piney Point, leav. ,&sas ~
Ing Bradley's w harf, foot Of 18th str ct THURS-
DAY, June 10Th, at O'Clock In the evening
and arrive at Piney Point at O'Clock next morn.
ing, where she will remain until 10 O'Clock Fri
day night, at which hour she will leave for home
arriving at Washington at a. m. on Saturday.
allowing passengers all day to enjoy the luxury OF
salt water Bathirg, together with an abundance
OF Oysters, Crabs, Sheepshead, Drums, and the
varieties Of ash and fowl with which that place
abounds.
On this occasion there will be Grand Ball on
Friday evening.
Fare for the round tip, including board at the
Point and the Ball In the evening, 50 so for
gentleman and lady, sc
Berths free state rooms extra.
Tickets to be had on board the boat
GEORGE MATTINGLY
Je ia Superintendent.
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WANTED-TWO A G ENTS FOR THE
w publishing firm Of Marten, johnson Il Co.,
OF New York. Suitable men will apply to JAS
CARTER, 6k street, between and T., Island
before O'Clock a. m or after O'Clock p. m.
lie 17-eo3t
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"ANTED-AN ACTIVE, TIDY WHITE
w girl or woman to do housework in small
family, in the country, about one mile from
Georgetown. Apply at Mr. BISHOPS News
paper Depot, No. 2l6 Penna. avenue, two doors
west CT Willards' Hotel lie I63t
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WANTED-2O GOOD LABORING MEN to
w work on quarry-shovcling dirt, &c Good
wsges and constant employment. Also, man
and his wife to take charge Of house and board
10 or IL hands, to 20 about miles in the country
Apply Immediately at Mr.. Oliver Lang's Hotel,
Georgetown, ID C.. lie i6-3t*
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WANTED-AN ACTIVE, INTELLIGENT
w.. T ts Is to 20 years OF age, desiring to
add essing "Quinine'' through the Post OfH e.
Good references as to character required.
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FOR BALE AEC RETgY
[sEr FIRST PAGE YoR OTHER NOTICES

- OOMS-SEVERAL PLEASANT ROOMS
~ can De obtained with or without board at
No az Sixth street. between ID and r, Location
desirable. 10 10
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CASES DISMISSED. charges brought
against John FOy and w atchmen Burch, Lloyd
Snd horner by Oficer Plowmsn, were all heard
justice ID Smith, and after an explanation
Of the affair by the parties, all were promptly
dismissed, the corporation complainant de.
Ginning the prosecution.
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REAL EsTArE.-The following sales have
been made by Jas c. Mcclure, auctioneer ::
Lots z and s, in Davidson's subdivision of
square III, on II street, between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets, Gen. W. CulIom pur-
chaser, at ACC. per foot lots IL, IL, b. and
IA, square ], O4S, Marion Taylor purchaser, at
2sc. per foot. Also, !, 300 corporation of Wash.
ington stock at 1881
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WArcH RETURNS There were no cases for
trial, and but two dodgers at the Central sta.
tior this morning The night was remarka.
bly, quiet; all the noise was of a harmless
description, made by lively young persons en-
joying moonlight walks.
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Financial.

WHISKY is buoyant; sales of 400 bbls at &c
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DEAD.-We learn that Nicholas Murray,
who was struck on the spine by stones on cleo
ton day, has since died.
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WILSON AND DUvALL.-Constable Ii. T. l..
Wilson, who stands charged with an assault
on Lieut.. Woodruff, and has been held to bail
under q charge Of completely in the escape OF
Essex the murderer of Quigley, has been sus,
pended from the discharge of the functions of
his office until the cases against him are dis
posed Of by the Criminal Court The charge
against constable and ex-watchman Anon
Duvall, also in connection with the escape OF
Essex, goes Immediately to the Grand Jury,
who, it is to be hoped, will lose no time in
acting upon it. The charge against him is fol-
neglect Of duty and malfeasance in office.
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EXCURSION AND Picnic OF THE NAVY YARD
BAPTIST SABBATH SCHooL.-This excursion.
advertised In another column, promises to be
very pleasant affair, as. in addition to the
usual trip, the party will spend a consider
able portion of the day at Fort Washington.
Tickets only fifty cents. We doubt not that
a large party will be in attendance
CENTRE MARKET dealers from the
adjoining counties of Maryland and Virginia
were well represented in the market to day.
The butchers were all at their stalls, and Of
fered very excellent supply of provisions in
their line; prices were about as during the
past week. Order has been restored, and per-
sons may pass through the gangways without
trouble.
JUSTICE HoLLISGsHEAD disposed Of the fol-
lowing cases: Henry Kendon, assault; dis
missed. Michael Mail, fighting and riot :;
security for peace. Charity jackson, drunk
and dlsorderly; workhouse thirty days. A
large gold ring containing locket and like
ness Of lady was taken from a colored boy
1t was supposed to be stolen, and may be seen
at the third district police office.
DELIRIUN.-Last night, a very respectable
looking man, laboring under an attack of de-
lirium tremens, was taken to the guard house
by his sons, and placed in charge Of Captain
Mills for security. lie was properly cared
for, and being better this morning was allowed
to go home at an early hour. lie promised
the Captain that he should never be troubled
with has company again in such condition.
SECOND DISTRICT POLICE Justice Stevens
disposed of tie following cases Eliza Jack
son and Mary E. Briscoe, assault; security
Tor peace. VIM. Slater and John Neal, as
sauiting and wounding Eliza Jackson and
mary T. Briscoe; security for peace.
LIVING CURIOSITY is now on exhibition at
inc centre Market space. A mongrel buffalo
OK, win SIX perfect legs, two back bones,
double ribs, and a kidney supposed to be 10.
Gated on the spine of his back; and other GU
riositie:. Admission only I2t cents. t
DEAD.-We learn that Nicholas Mprrav
who was struck on the spine by stones on cleo
ton day, has since died.
WArcH RETURNS There were no cases for
trial, and but two dodgers at the Central sta.
tior this morning. The night was remarka.
bly, quiet; all the noise was of a harmless
description, made by lively young persons en-
joying moonlight walks.
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TIE ExCURsIoN.-Those desiring to enjoy
the good things Of the great pleasure trip Of
this season must not forget the excursion On
board the steamer Powhatan, to Piney Point
The gay company will embark on Thursday
evening next, and return to Washington by
day break on the following Saturday. Ample
preparations for dancing, feasting, fishing,
bathing, Re, are provided. Be sure to GO
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70 MsToRArIvE pILLs.-rh.re IS mol moi

ED EsT0RATIVE PILLS.-There IS no NOR
u take IN the efficacy ofthese Pills They are none
Of your cpenny concerns up for purposes Of trade
and speculation hat they presented tie world in
the full confidence Of their performing 81 that their IN
ventor claims orthem. No family nud, under cir
cumsan es, be without them by ther nelly they
may he the means Of saving heavy do;tor's biYhich
nertanly is desieratun in these as well as all other
times. Policy would seem to dictate that medicine
which is composed OF entirely vegetable Ingredients and
those founded entirely upon scientific principles aud With
nj put up price sufficient TO place II within the reach
Of all conditions life the preference should surely be
given The web known skill Of Dr. Bars err is a sufficient
guarantee even If other proofs hum wanting to
place this medicine favoraby before the public single
Trial will satisfy the most skeptcal that there is no medi
cine which compete with it, and will more eectually
demonstrate their beneficial effects than thousand adj
vortisements can possibly do.
The genuine be obtained ut No. 10 TremDn-street,
nosJou, Of Go EDMANDs the duly authorized Agent:
iani7 derlNwaowlY
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EEA GEMS A BOTTLE.-A FEW FACTS
~ ~ IN REGARD TO CD LIVER 0IL.-The first
prime fact is that Dr. Skinner ste Original Manufacturer
Of Cod Livsr or in the country For proof consult j.
v Q. Smiths (Iayor of Boston, Medical Journal Also
the Faculty Of the Massachusetts Medical Hospital Bos
ton, and nearly every Druggist an Physician Of Boston,
10 as fact that there is very little pure Cod Liver
Oil sold in Boston IN New York. fishermen mix 10
one common the Oil from Cod, IIake, Pollock aud
even Whale, and the Druggists buy tn stuff and sell il
out to he sick as pure Cod Liver Oil.
B. 10 is also fact which should everywhere be known
that mixture Of phosphate Of lime and other chemical
substances with The Oil to make it taste goog kills its
valuable properties and the sick may well save their
money waste it trash, II it health you seek the
OumUst be tafen pure and alone.
L. IL is fact that Dr. Skinner does try compete
price with the Uie stuff sold in the market he has
too much regard for the sick (haying heen himself oI
many years nvalid to sell such r sh at any price.
8. mis- fat that Dr. Skinner makes the genuine
Cod Liner on, aud offers pure audunadalteratedto the
sick at "A small profit.
Fttfy cents for haLfpiat bottle ofpure Cod Liver
Oil Try itanA see.
Qce No u Friend street, Bo ton. Druggists supplied
at usual discount Sent by Express any part Of the
country FREE aul4 drufhS&w6m
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81 O.OOlB 5 Ea% M Fi . H3 BID 3.
A. Hils Panaeeas and Indian Medicines or the remedy
of Gonorrh@a elects, Structures, Whites Pains in the
Back and boins, Seminal Weakness, Affections of tbs
Kidneys Irritation of the Urethra Gravel and all othe
disorders of the urinary organs, without the least
sriction to diet drink, exposure, change ia appB
cation to business These preparations are entirely
VEG EEABLE,
and although powerful they viii njure in the lea
the most delicate constitution This preparation is war
ranted to the above mentioned eases without usn
any external apple tons. With Indian Vegetable
Medicines you can reY NJ \ thorough cure by calling
upon me at my Office.
Main street. Nc 121. Worcester
WIS div DR.. Z. a. Blu,
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RNORE BOUNTY LANDS.-By the Act
I'VE Congress, passed March 3, 1885, all Officers, Sea
men, and solders. who have served FOURTEEN DAYS
IN any War Of the United States since 1775 entitled to
100 acres Of Lard, they have not received it. Those
who have received 40 so acres, are now entitled to
enough more to make mp tbs 160. Those who have
cevd 100 acres are not entitled to any The bene
ut OF this act extends to the widow and minor children Of
the soldier but to no other heirs, These who have
engaged in BATTLE entitled to 100 acres, without
regard to the period of their service.
Persons having claims under this any other act will
nave them promptly attended to by calling writing
to, A. D. RICHARDSON & CO., IL Railroad Exchange,
Court Square, Boston who pay cash for warrants
n .. We have faithful and experienced Agents in
Washlnelon and we make chaege in any case unless
We obtain the land. deodtf mcb
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them in all Also, among the large assortment Of
Wood and Coal Stoves which he keeps constantly on hand
can be found the fol owing fashionable patterns The
North Star, Best Baker, Granite State, Patior Cook
(sametng new) Crystal Palace, Eagle, and Equator
Sf0Ues.
Tin, Copper Iron Ware and Tin Roofing done to order
and warranted not to leak or blow of.
Pumps Lead Pipe, Zinc, Street Lanterns, &c always
on hand, at 16 Southbridge street j. W JORDAN.
81
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vNNE undersigned having purchased lie patent right
y Of HALLIDAY'S SELF REGULATIN WIND
MILL "a now ready 10 contact for their erection upon
terms stated below, with the guarantee that II icy do not
give entire satisfaction they may be returned after six
months test and refund the money.
BY an ingenius and novel arrangementth this MN Is made
70 regulate telf not 10 run beyond given mum
Der ofrevouons per minute thus enabling them to stand
the seyeres gales without the risk Of being blown down.
Unlike other Mills tts will require watching, and after
being put IN order VIII require only occasional oiing,
for months and even years. For economy In raising or
forcing water for barns and dwellings, for rgatlng
draining lands and for Railroad purposes. this Mil will be
iound 70 surpass everything Of the kind.
These Mills we're awarded the highest premium (siver
Medals together with diplomacy at the late State Fai
htld at Philadelphia, and Ne York.
Pfice at shop far Mits desiened for Pumping Vat,
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6,LIFFORp,s INpIAN VEGETARLN

6tLIFFORD'S INDIAN VEGETA
" B1TrERS.-These Bitters have proved to be decid-
edly the hest tonic in they purify heblood in
vgorae the whole system, creating an Appetite curing
dysentery, jaundce, dyspepsia and Dizziness and
such have been ayoaby known TO the public for many
years They extracted entirely from roosand herbs
by distllaton, and do not have the Injurious effects
usually Eel from the Of alcoholic mixtures They may
be used with safety by children and adults.
They are highly recommended rs very valuable med
cne be attested by Of respectable
citizens, whose the proprietor at liberty use,
and respectfully refers TO Col r. Cowdin, Jno. Pierce,
Esq, H. A. voae Boston Col W. Q. cassell, Charles
town
Manufactured and sold by Che original and only pro.
prieor, SAMUEL w. CLIFFORD, 500 Commercial ST.,
and 10 Sudbury street Brown, lamson, Co.. 40 India
street, Chaplin Wilton, AZ Commercial street Burr
Perry, Corlhlj Reading Co, State street. Boston,
and at most Of the Druggists and Groeers in the city and
country.
Price 81 per gallon % cents per bottle, with liberal
discount 10 the made
VIM. BUSH 4 CO., Agents for Worcester. demau2