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ICE.
J. MIDDLETON,

J. MIDDLETON, -
L.. ICE DEALER,
Once and Depot-Southvest corner Of and l2th
Streets. Washington. apl-u
ICEtICE!! ICE!!i-The undersigned respectful
ly inform his friends and the public generally that
ne rs now prepared to furnish .amllIes and othersl
through the sessonl with the best quality Of ICE.
delivered m any part of Washington and George
town, and guarantees to give entire tlstaction.
Orders 10 be left with kIDwELL a LAURENCE
corner llfh street and Pennsy lvsnIa avenue 10.
r. .kIDwkLL a. Co, lsth street; j. Is. MOORE, Drug
gIst, Penna. avenue, between 18th and ath streets
GEORGE STETz, New York avenue, between lOth and
llth streets; RoBT. A. PAYNE, Druggist, cOraer
4th and Mass avenue; and with the subscriber, No;
S First street, Gsorgetowp, where Ice can be had
ST all times. -
an 7-tf TN. KIDwELL.
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au 2i-eoSw ... Principal.
AIRS. BELLS SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
lVl LADIES,
Corner OF L and 10th streets.
The next session of this Institution will commence
on the lst OF September, 1857.
Competent and efficient Professors will, as hereto
fore, be engag ed In every department.
Further particulars can be obtained by applying at
the Seminary. au2 eO3w
THE UNION ACADEMY.
II. RICHARDS, Principal, A. g. WILKINSON, Asst,
A. G. RICHARDS. Asst. A. .ZAPPoNE. Mod. Ian.
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.
Mrs. II. RICHARDS, Prin., Miss M.J.W1LCox, "A sst.,
A. ZAPPONE. Mod. Languages. au Seolm
YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY,
i Corner Of MOntgonaery and DHnbdrtOH StS.,
GEORGETOWN, ID. e.
Mrs. GEN WHEELER, PRINCIPAL.
The duties of this Institution will be resumed on
Tuesday, September st, when share of the public
patronage respectfully solicited.
an l4-CotSeptl5
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEWEL
" RY, AND FANCY ARTICLES.
have Just received anrt her addition TO my large
stock Of Gold and Silver WATCHES, Of the ~
best makers I'm Europe. Also, Gold CHAINS Of Eg3f
every sty and price, JewelTy IN sets aud SIN (.2
gle pieces, PerfumeTy and Fancy Articles, Silver
plated Baskets, Spoons, CastoIs, G, az
]. ROBINSON'S.
$40, opposite Browns hotel.
Sign Large salt Watch.
n. B.-wATCH REPAIRING done in the best
manner by a skilful MATCHMAKER, and warranted.
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TERMS FOR TEN MONT

REFERENCES.
Rt Rev. Bishop Johns, Alexandra, Va.
Rev. Thomas Leavel, Madison county, Va.
Rev. Mr. Earnest, Orange county, Va.
Rev. John w. George, Culpeper, Va.
Rev. Jos. Carson, .. "
Rev. John Cole,
DIR. Alex. Pavne, +"
Chas. r. Lightfoot, Esq, .. IS
Thomas $. Alcockc, Esq, 4"
Bclheld Cave. Ess., Madison county, Va.
Thomas A. r Robinson, Esq, Orange county, Va.
DR.. Edwin Taiiaferro, Z"
Judge r. II. Field, !"
DIR. G. w. Ashby, "
Dr. Alfred Tallaferro, -
Edward u. Hill, Esq,
J.. p. Nelson, Esq,
Col John 3 Baldwin. Staunton, Va.
Instructions on the Guitar, in Drawing and PANT
ing will be given by competent Teacher, should 8
class sufficiently large be formed. aus Im
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EDUCATIONAL.

NJISS WAGGAMAN'S -"
N SELECT SCHOOL
No. 443 l2fh street, bettceen e and II streets
Will reopen on Tuesday, September lst.
am 9u
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SELECT FAMILY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
- LADIES, ENGLISH AND FRENCH
Nc. 500 Fstreet, Washington, ID. C.

NU o'J II SITetT, WdShiHgton u. z. II =
Principal. DONALD MACLEOD, A. NJ, Univer-
slty of Glasgow, formerly Head Master of Ravens
croft College aid AshwOod School. and Profes sor
of Rhetoric and Bellies Lettres In the Columbia
Institute.
This School will be opened on the second Monday
of September next. for the reception OF a limited
number OF Boarding Pupils and Day Scholars, who
VIII be treated, IN all respects, as members OF the
Princlpals family. The design to offer TO young
ladies' from distance all that is included in he name
OF "Home," and to extend to the Day Scholars the
advantages of Home influence.
The Sessions will begin on the second day of
September and first Monday OF February, in each
year The vacations will extend through the months
of July and August.
Circulars containing full information may be OBJ
talned at the principal bookstores and will be for
warded by mail, to any address, on application.
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81 CAPITOL HILL,
have fitted MP their place, which will be open daily
To- visitors, and every Monday afternoon FOR those
who wish to engage in the English QuadrllIes or
there. Weber's Band has been engaged for the sea-
son, and will be in att endanoe. ....
They have hand and constantly making the
pursst Larger tn he obtained in the oity. ie SIN
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EDUCATIONAL.
CEORGETOwN FEMALE SEMINARY.

III
Miss NJ. }. narrower begs leave to inform
Gently called on TO the sse nsS Se
" occupied to an unexpected and prior claim, and
eligible position in the same vicinity that would per-
met her to reopen her school at the appointed time
.pectus recently issued.
N9twithstandIn the disappointment Eshe feels at
yet has che pleasure TO announce to her friends and
the public generally that she has taken the
dous and extensive establishment. known as the
Georgetown Female Seminary. which acquired so
much celebrity under the supervision Of Miss l.. :.
Fnghsh, where she Will be happy to receive such of
her former pupils desire TO continue their attend
ance. Arrangements having been made for their
nary, those who may wish to avail themselves Of
TINS means OF conveyance, will please leave their
names at GRAY and Balantyne's bookstore.
Miss narrower has sanguine hopes thst with her
nPllshed and experienced ssIstants ia the sew
raj departments of Instruction she WILL be able to
meet the approval of all those who may feel disposed
[" IaH IaH%T liner. R9r Win w M ihelT PatIonagei
hrst Monday In September.
a genera, RairnnTaTe Is Is sqIlSited B od,p p-.,
Mss MISS 2EHTRiFfh cHRlSTfhk iofSs6N ASSISTANT sa
Mai'm DORMAN. Teacher of French.
Prof. j. f. SChEEL. Music. su q St
GEoRGETowN COLLEGE.
Studies will be resumed in this Institution on
an 25.im M ." q ''Hi"Te B. 4. MhkGUIRE. Pres.
FAST WASHINGTON SEMINARY,
IL Cor. Va. Gre. and 5th 81. east, Masonic Hall,
AGry Yard.
The duties of this School Will be resumed Sept.
lst. The of study embraces all the
branches usually taught IN the best schools of the
country. For further information, terms q c., see
circulars or apply to
J. w. p. BATES, Principal.
gu 25-eoSwf (Successor 10 DR.. J. T.. Clawson.l
SCHOOI.-Fhe subscribers will resume the du-
~ ties of their School on the lst of September at
their residence 35 nth street. between T. and sts
Board can he Obtained IN the family for two three
little boys. M,A& =. S.OIINCG,
Ru 4-Iws
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pITTENHOUSE ACADEMY,
IL Indiana GreHHe, near Sd street.
The next academic year will commence September
LIST. ..H u. Z. WIGHT,
2l-eOSW Prnclna.
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i - G l. IT H n c..
! LADIES AND GENTLEMEN having any to
oispose OF can receive fair cash price for the
same, by sending or addressing H. MELA, No. 81
20 avenue between 9Th and 10th streets, west
n ~ b o., BUSINESS suspended on Saturday
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Watches, Jewelry, &c.

CLOCKS! CLOCKSm CLOCKS :"
A good BRASS CLOCK for g.. ] have just re
celvpd and opened all the style Clock -
from q up TO S25 The trade supplied las EJsi
usus) at wholesale prices. Also, Clock Ma E@i
teri9ls. such as Cords, Keys, Balls. Hands, ~
Wires, Oils, &C., at the Clock and Watch ~
Store OF J. ROBINSON,
$40, opposite Browns hotel.
an 2l-2m Sign Large Gilt Watch.
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wv ID. EICHLER,
between and r. streets west side, PRAC- ~
TICAI. MATCHMAKER keeps constantly E1sl
on hand tine assortment of WATCHES andtSskx
IEWELRN. ap 10 6rns
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FOR SALE Or RENT-THE DESIRABLE
together with the Grounds surrounding it. The
House contains sixteen rooms, has gas throughout,
the house If desired. The lot the house stands ON
Is 50 by lS6 feet, but the purchaser can have more
land If desired
Also, for Sale-The LOT OF GROUND on the
corner of and 18th streets, and LOTS on l9th,near
street.. Apply to CHUEB BROTHERS,
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rULPEPER FEMALE SEMINARY,
~ CULPEPER COURT HOUSE. VA,
Under the Instruction and Superintendence of the
MISSES FOR NEREY

MISSES FORNERET.
4 hls school Will he re-opened ON the lst of Sep
tember, 1857 for the reception Of Boarders and few
day scholars. The object IN view Is to extend TO all
education. No pains Will be with held from giving
The young Ladies such lnstructlonsas will adapt
tnem for every duty and emergency of life While
the ornamental branches will not be elected. the
solid and fundamental principles of heart ard he ad
education Will be the special objects of aSiduOus at
tsntIOn
Female education has now taken such firm hold
would be to portray degrees of ignorance not com
pdtIDie with modern Improvement. The eleystlng
Influence of female education Is felt and acknowl
edged by every admlTer of female excellence hes
liatc then, no longer to bestow Your dsug hters
those advantages that ind spensIbie To their ad
vanceinent and success through life.
As the School increases, the number of Teachers
VIII be also increased; thereby securing every
llIary To the rapid advancement Of the Student.
Every effort will he put forth to maintain the high
tone and character of the School.
Appropriate hours viii lie set apart for study and
daily exercise The discipline W III be mid aud per-
suasVe, hut very hnn. Two Saturdays are appoint
ed every month for the girls to visit and make puT
chasos The Gospel is preached from four different
pulpIts, s,afnrdIng To each the privilege of attending
the Church of her choice No influence will be ex-
erted 20 control the religious prejudIces Of the pu-
pills. While practical Christianity will form the
ass OF their nstSuctlnn the selection of Churches
of parents and puplsths variety of religious priv
eges here, will not fail to offer satisfaction 10 all.
No Scholar will he taken for q shorter term than
hye months admission will be oil taln6 dany time dur
Ing the session, and charged only from the time OF
entrance.
Half the tuition and boarding fee must be paid in
advance, in order to ocver tho expenses of the
School,
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MY STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES being
WI abo9tthe largest in this city at this 9ffaD
rise in Leather, can bo sold at about Is to 2OR 8N
per cent; less than goods. purchased at this -.
time. Call and examine for yourselves, AZ
. y. p. HOOVERS,
ie eW ~ Iron Hall. Pa ave. bet orb and lnfh sta.
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AIRS. BURR'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
INt DlES.-NO. S9l III street, between 18th and I4th
streets west, will reopen on MONDAY, Septem-
Der 2Ist. jy 8-law dew
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EEMALE ENGLISH AND FRENCH COL
LEGIATE INSTITUTE.

Il LEGlATE INSTITUTE.
WASHINGTON, ID. G.
HIRAM CoRsoS. Principal, in charge of English
and Classical Departments. ...
VINE. G.. RoLLIN CORsoN, Teacher of French,
spanish, and German, Drawing aud Painting.
NJ LIE MATHILDE EMILE ROLLIS, Assistant
Teacher Of + French.
The duties of this Institution will be resumed on
Monday, the 7th of September, 1857.
Circulars can be obtained at the Book and the
MnsIc stores. jy SLIM
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IL CITY MALT HOUSE, cornsr OF w
avenue and Block street, Baltimore, Nd
may sly
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EARM FOR SALE.-A pIeoe of fine Ian ID on
l. Rock Greek, in Montgomery county, Md, SIX
miles from the heights Of Genrgetown adjoining the
lands of Messrs. Perry, Wood, Bestor, Movies,
Bohrer, and Hawkins. ll211 acres. beautiful lOca-
ton; partially improved; new house; IS acres rich
creek bottom. and some fine yellow pine timber Ii
can be divided If desired. Call and see the premi-
ses those who desire tn purchase je Aft
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LNOR RENT.-A modern built HOUSE, contain
L ing II rooms comfortably furnished, in delight
fu and airy location fronting of the public
ervations, and commanding extensive view of the
CITY, the river and Georgetown. II has gas through
out; water and bath room. TO careful tenant the
rent will be moderate. Inquire at 4O4 street sec
Ond door from 18th street, ie 24-tf
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BLACKBERRY BRANDY.-We have this day
- RECEIVED supply of Turner Brothers. BLACK
BERRY BRANDY, which is a fine article, and
guarantee 10 to the Diarrhea in its worst FORM
For sale Wholesale or retail BY.
U3 81 Green st., Georgetown.
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SCHOOL.-Fhe subscribers will resume the du-
- ties of their School on the lst of September, at
their residence 95 llth street. between L. and SITS.
Board can he Obtained in the family for two three
little boys. NJ A. & :. QUINCY.
fu 24-Iws
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IMMERSION INSTITUTE,
IA II street, bCtUeeH l2th and 18th.
SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
FOR BOYS.
The Exercises Of this Institute will be resumed
September LIST. The number of pupils is limited.
For further particulars address
au4-Im CHAS. YOUNG, Principal.
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EEORGETOWN CLASSICAL AND hIATH-
NJ EMAPICAL ACADEMY.
The duties OF this Institution will be resumed
September 18th.
jy 7-1awtf PA. BOWEN. Principal.
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Extract from note received from the late Hon. John
NJ. Clayton.
l.. SENATE, Aug. l9, 1856.
The teeth you made for me work admirably moth
s John NJ. CLAYTON.
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MAGNOLIA HAMS.
II S0 CHOICE MAGNOLIA HAMS.
We are Just opening and guarantee them uu
equaled 10y any Hsms IN this CITY.
IEey were cured IN Maryland expressly lot our
sale.
iD-No authorized agents. ,,,,c,,,,
iya5 Corner Vermont svenne and 18th street.
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DAILWAY CLASSICS. new and beautiful edi
II flons AZ hfly cents per vo ume, now ready.
Irving sketch Book.
Tales of a Traveller.
Salmag und. ar the w hIm Whams and Opinions of
LsEnceOt lsngstGf, Esq, and others.
The EI'oVe series, IN course If publication. (which
n typographical excellence are u-surps ssed,D will
include all the popular works Of Washington Irving
at less than hall the original published prices.
For sale Rt
TAYLOR & MAURY'S Bookstore,
an IL near 9th street
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NOW rs THE TIME TO DRINK MALT
lNIJOUORS.-ARNY & SHINN are the only
ones IN the District who have stock PORTER and
ALE, aud always have a supply on hsRd: give
them trial. Leaye your orders with the drivers, or
At their Union EottlIng Depot, No. 81 GreeR -'raet
Georgatown, ID. Z
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-09
HTMr. Lecare, former United State

OF Mr.. Legare. former United States
Attorney General, while on visit to
Boston, in 1913 with President Tyler
and other members Of his cabinet, was
taken suddenly i'll, as will be recoliected
and died in that city. He was buried
in Mount Auburn Cemetery. The au-
thorities Of Boston proposed at that time
to erect a monument to his memory, but
Mr.. Spencer, then Secretary of the
Treasury, thought the monument ought
to be erected in the Congressional Gene
tary at Washington by Congress; but this
has never been done, and the citizens OF
Charleston have recently taken steps to
erect monument in the Magnolia Gem
etery near that city, and last week the
remains of the venerated scholar and
statesman were removed from Boston to
Charleston to find final resting place in
the earth Of his beloved native home.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-09

.sy-Thc Cannelton Reporter says the ru-
NOR that the large Cotton Factory in that
town was to he closed after the consumption
of the present stock Of cotton, is untrue. The
stockholders have determined to continue to
run it. at full time as usual. 1t is in fine or
der, and when the times change again. they
will be able to reap the benefit of advanced
prices. The mill has the strongest hackers.
who have every confidence in its capacity to
earn money when money can be earned by
cotton manufacturing, and the people of the
country are not yet prepared to abandon the
use of cotton goods. This is a cheering as
surance to the five hundred operatives de-
pendent upon the Mill for the means of
making cheerful homes during the winter.
The wealthy stockholders who will risk their
means in sustaining the business under the
present disastrous aspect of affairs, deserve a
rich return. 1t is reported that they have
already more than 100000 Of goods in their
warehouses, held out of the market.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-09

PHILApELpHIA.- The Ledger says that
money is scarce AMI high in that city. but
there is one thing that has risen in price
more rapidly, and that is character. Truth
honesty and mercantile integrity are scarce.
and it's because men know not where to find
them that confidence and credit have been so
completely paralyzed. Clerks have been
dishonest, cashiers, presidents, directors. I'M
til it would really seem as if no one could be
found of common honesty to deal faithfully
with the money. The whole capital of the
Ohio Trust Company has been squandered.
sunk, lost. The evils which one man may
occasion by single breach of trust, on the
whole community. none can estimate.
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Our Own Affairs,

Amid the financial anarchy that pre-
walls around us, we believe we have pre-
served the greatest equanimity and ease
Of any community in the West. Though
the payments into hank have been heavy
during the last four weeks, they have all
been promptly made with little apparent
difficulty. On Saturday last the State
Bank collected thirty five bills from the
East, some of them for pretty large
amounts, all Ct which were met in spe-
Gle funds without a single protest. We
have no panic, and there is apparent but
very little anxiety exhibited by our busi-
ness men-SO little that it has borne the
appearance Of apathy and Indifference to
heir own danger or the sufferings OF
others In the most important lines Of
retail trade, we are told by the mer-
chants, the sale have fallen off but slight
ly as yet. We have had but one sus
pension Of any kind, and that occurred
with a house that has maintained several
branches, and had large connections with
other communities more affected by the
crisis than our city.
There is no demand for coin by the
citizens of the vicinity. Cincinnati run
ners have, within four weeks, taken
about 100000 coin, principally within
the last ten or twelve days; aud the cir
culation OF the banks has been reduced,
in the same time, to about S5O,OO
dollars None of the banks are re-is-
suing any of their notes, but will reserve
them as they come in, till change in
the aspect Of affairs.
The State Bank has redeemed within
four weeks $4,000 OF her balls and re
duced deposits to point about as low As
it is possible TO reduce them, while any
business continues to be done; and yet
she has $4,000 more coin in her vaults
than at any other period. She is in a
position now to meet every liability in
coin, or New York exchange, or demand.
Her position is impregnable-too well
fortified for the ease and comfort of the
community---though perhaps not too
strong in times like these for her own
security, when no one knows what a
day may bring forth" Ifconfidence
couldbe restored and prices advanced
her present coud ton would allow her to
come orwoard to the support of business
and with liberal hand give aid to The
transportation OF the produce in our over
barthened graneries.
The other banks with a cautious pru
dence have fortified themselves beyohd
the danger of casualty. 1t is knowledge
Of their safe condition that prevents al
demand for specie upon them by our owl
people. They have all more specie II
their vaults than when the panic begar
with greatly reduced circulation, anf
deposits drawn down to the loves
point.
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We Wish ito saw to Every Person

Who reads this that there is an article known as DR.
SASFoRD's ISvIeoRAToR, or LIVER REMEDY, which
can ereied ON as certain TO liver complaint in
any Of its forms, such Jaundice, Dyspepsia, and
numerous other complaints, described i'm another COL
umn, besides which, IL lie one of the greatest prepara-
tons for consumption, taken il. erly stages,
that is now known
We take il for granted, as experiment hS- proven,
that diseases ef the lungs generally the first
of consumption, but debilitated system. tus-
ell by the proper action OF the liver, reduces the
power Of the lungs 10 resist throw of diseases
ed h cod and irritation; leaving the ling. shs ner
cy OF disease, because the liver has hcaraciate
them from performing their proper action of throwing
off diseased matter caused by cold, thus prevent con-
SUMPTION, the liver, apd keep the system strong
enough to throw OF slight iisez,ses of the lungs.
There Is not in the world better liver remedy,
cure for deIitatei system, than DR.. sanforis Invig
orator, for it has been fally tried in large and extend
Ell practice, till its results fully known and now
is oerei a tried remedy, and that can be relic,
| on. (See aivertisements1 octo-lm
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-09

- d. O'Neil will in future be found at
William Hughes store, corner of Main and
Second streets. where he will attend as usual
To every branch OF the Tailoring business.
Every article of clothing made or bought a,
this house. warranted to Sit TO perfection.
Ladies wishing clothing cut for boys. either
from cloth furnished by themselves or pur-
chased from VIM. Hughes will he promptly
attended to. a superior assortment of cloths
kept on hand at low prices. Suspended Bank
money taken on accommodating terms; bank
able money not refused. octI d&w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-09

- DIR. J. HosTETrER's celebrated Stomach Btters
10000 sold in one yearnOthingin the medical mar
net for the pas, fifty years has equaed nor can
article produced to equal this great antilyspep-
tic One wine glass taken three times each day hefore
meals will he cure for dyspepsia; will remove
all fatulency heavuess from the stomach keep you
free from cosveness, assist digestion, give od APP
petite and mIart healthy tone to the whole system
No person suffer from debility Of any kind sh uld
Fail TO this great antdote Try them. For sale at
all the principal Druggists and dealers generally.
Octe-dSw1w
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SOLEMN TIMEs.-The St. Louis Democrat
saws we trust that there will be no tighter
times than the present prior To the day OF
'u1gment. The whole community appear Ia
he on the march to the Scaffold of suspension.
Capital punishment at least the punishment
of capital. is proceeding without Judge o;
Jury. a man has I even the chance t.
plead not guilty" Why should we have
to steal pencils and paper for want Of cl.angr.
People turn from uS and our bills it We
were lrprouS ! Horrible. What is to b.
done. a bill will no. buy rope. nor ars..-
mic. nor Strychnine. There is the river. hut
the coroner refuses currency. Even the nm
dertakers refuse it. How are bodies TO gel
under ground.