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HCSTErTFI's STOMACH BITrgRs now gener
ally conceded to be unequ sled for their prompt
tion IN alevIatIng ana curing all ses Of tho
stomach. Their superior excellence and rrsPauent
IeHOvn is readily account for from the well kno wn
fact that they are maize under the personal supcrvi
sion Of the proprietor, IN strict accoIdS noe it'll
pharTaceutIc science. Its use Is always attended
with the most ben fetal results, and IN cases Of
Nervous Debi Ity, COnstI PATTON. Flatuance aud
other Like .seascs, caused y disordered stomach,
ITS curative powersare OF the most speedy and pow
erfJi chsractrT and exceeds any other preparation
of the same claims before the public.
For sale by Druggists aud dealers generally eve
rywheIe. je 2O-eo5t
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VALUABLE FARM AND COUNTRY SEAT
v FOR "a: Elm pursuance Of the last vii, and
testament OF DIR. Hanson Penn, late Of Prince
sale, on TH URSDAS. the Snth day of June inst
At " O'CLOCK. a. M VI fair. If not the fair day
thereafter at his lata residence NJ ar RladershuTr
Mary land that hir hly desirable tract or parcel OF
land al which he died seized and possessed. called
farrow," containing from one hundred to one
hundred and sixty acres
This property is beautifully and most elIgihly sit
mated, extending nearly to the village of Bladens-
burg, ard lying between aud bordering upon the
Bsitimnrs aud Washington Railroad and the Raft
innore aud Washington Turnpike, distant shout 4
or \ mi As from WashIn-tGn city, and adioDg the
lands of John e. Rves, Esq. IL is i'm high state OF
used as msrket garden. for which IT is we'll caicI-
lated; has extensive apple and peach orchard OF
the choicest fruit, large barn, and every nccessa-
ry building, either for farming or gardening pur-
poses.
The main dwelling stands upon an eminence com
msnding a hne view of the village, TsIlroal. and
lent order, has been ted but few ears recently
painted IN the most fashionable styl and nv an ex
Perlenced mechanic, within a hundred yards of the
depot of the Baltimore and Washington Railroad,
known * Penu's station, situated In a heautiful
grove Of trees OF the ra-est kind selected with the
greatest care and planted with much taSte and is
different varieties. Considering its proximity 10
Washington city, by railroad ard turnpIke beSuty
nt location facility of procuring fertilizers, advan
pre-emincnty adapted and presents many induce
ments for a handsome and valuable country scat.
me land Is annually increasing IN yalue, and
those having capital could not make safer, more
JudIclOus and profitable Investment than by pur-
chasing 1t; aud Tarey is favorable an opportuni-
IT, pres ented for certain and sure speculation.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash balance in ], g
and years. IN equal instruments, with interest from
the day OF sae to lie secured by the of the pur
chaser Trth security To he approved by the under
NC STEPHEN,
Je5-ts Executor Of Hanson Penn.
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Ten Thousand deaths,

Ten thousand deaths,
But not a sing 10 tear.
Very important 10 gardeners ondshOusckeepeIs.
There not garden but ca he preserved from the
ravages OF insects, OF n house that cannot he
cleaSsed o. all yermn pests by Lyons Magnetic
Powder One dollar invested will save fifty in profit
ID pleasure. IL 10 the powder ii leaf OF plant dis
covered by T.. Lyon, French BotaDIst, IN the int
riUr of Asia II Kills a.! garden worms, reaches,
he'd bugs ants, ticks, hea>- moths. etc. It's
tiral, free from poison and harmless to mankind
aud domestic aliInsis. Tine governments and sOcI-
cites of Europe have literally rewarded MIR. Lyon.
IL car be ordered thIous any merchant.
IT'S Powder kills all insects IN a trIce.
w nile Pills are mix for ats aud mice.
samples Flasks = cents; regular 81 yes 81 cents
and ST. BARNES Il PARK, New York.
IL.o. the MsLIcaH MKSfGag LiHimenf.
10 2FlmeOW
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NINE JEWELRY ANDsILvER wAREoF
II the latest STYLES and OF every description, for
sale at reduced prices az III. SEMkEN'S
tel Jewelry Store, $50 Pa. avenue.
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I AIDES DRESS'TRUNKS
IL AND BONNET BOXES,
Cheap at the
SOUTHERN TRUNK FACTORY,
400 Seventh street.

A VALUABLE MEDICINE.-Wr have here
"A tofoIe spoken of the many cures effected by the
use of MRS. NJ. COX'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOC rION,
IN dIseases OF the blood. skin, dyspspsv, &C., and
recommended II invaluable medicine. Our
cOnhd nee in IL remedial agent has been greatly
Increased by several very remar kahle Of long
standing disease of inc liver kidneys, skin, etc .
that have recently come under our oGservs tion-in
cases, too, whore all other remedies and the most
skill iu ply siclans had failed to afford relief Hun
dreds Of nost respectable citizens have been re-
lisved by it's admirable curative qualities. and we
coming greater. It's operation is mild and pleasant
aud is all that IT claims to DO. IL is for sale at the
residence of MRS. COX. 1Js r.. BALTIMORE ST,
Bi.timOre, and at til principal Drug Stores.
The best reference can be given IN or out of the
city, and numerous certificates seen by calling on
the agents None genuine unless her name is blown
on the bottle AVID her seal on the cork.
Wholesale AgeHt.-R. :. II. CIssEL, Druggist,
Georgetown, ID. G., has been appointed Whole, ale
Agent for the District and will supply the trade at
INV prices. lie ~ Il
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PETER O'DONNOGHUE.
mas -2tawD lm& W4wH Executors

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR
RENT ID WASHINGTON CITY FOR a
TERN OF YEARS.-The undersigned will lease
to satisfactory tenant for FIVE years from the 18th
OF September next, the PREMISES on tho south
west corner OF Penn. avenue and 18th street. which
iPr nearly hive years past has been well known as
Inc iargest and most successful harding house ID
the Federal Metropolis. Its position on Penn ave
nue., about midway between the Capitol and PTesi-
dents house, and Its immediate proximity To the
Washingtou Theatre and Philharmonic Hall, one
or both OF which IS opon nearly every night in the
year, renders this property by long odds the most
European an. Its sleeping apartments can easily
he arranged to accommodate one hundred persons
comfortably with lodgings; while its cooking
dining, and restaurant apartments can be ar
ranged TO accommodate even n far greater number
on the European plan. The entrances, public and
private, Will be 18th street, within So feet of Penn
avenue, and nearer TO the Theatre and Philharmonic
Hall than others that can be established. For in
formation concerning terms, &c, apply to w. d.
WALLACH, Star Office, Washington. ma IA If
pOOMS FOR RENT.-The subscriber has six
H large. comfortable. and airy ROOMS Tin the
second, third, and fourth Story,D which he will rent
separately or together. Being in a good location
mo. 400 7t street, between III and H. they are suit
able either for Offices chambers. Terms mod
crate. lie l7-lwl JOSEPH +. HODGSON.
EOR RENT-A very desirable BRICK Dwell
LING HOUSE, on the Island, corner of Vir
gina avenue and 7th street, containing u rooms,
To a punctual tenant the rent will be made low
For Particulars apply next door to Mrs. r.. r. CAS-
SELL, or to J. Il. CASSELL, corner Of 18th street
and Mary land avenue je loft
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FUTURE DAYS.

MhRSHAE'S SALE:-In virtue az a writ Of 6eri
w acIas issued from the Clerks office of the Cir
cult Court at the ID strict Of Columbia for the comfy
OF washington and I? me directed, will expose to
81 Edward :; Wright on Bridge street Goorge
town, on SATt RDAl the 18th day Of June. inst,
and chattols, to wit, viz: Carts and top buggy
seized AND levied upon as the goods and ciattes nf
WIN. HOFFMAN. garnIshee of !. q. Myers, Lewis
Jones, and II. Willis Pratt, and will lie sold to sat
lsy JncIals No. 9s, to October term, IaI ia favor
"I "A y. Onutt Co. w. SEl.DEN, Marshal
Je HIS for the District of Columbia.
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Alexandria tIarkets

ALENANnIIA. June 9s-Flour-None offered
hed1-No sales on change. Corn-Sales at s3a
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NJ LIGHT! LIGHTm
NO HUMBUG.-The best Portable Gas Light
now Ont-JOhnson's Patent, dated April II, 1859
Fixtures for sale Also, the right for cities coun-
ties, and states. Call at my Office 4O5 street near
7th street. (thrse doors eastD DO miss the pa &C.
fair test, then buy. Terms rea sonable.
7. u. CLAYTON, b
je 20-3ts Attorney for II. Johnson,
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EoR RENTIThat very desirable DWELL
l. I'M. HOUSE. No. 457 18th street, between r.
ana r: Possession given immed; atelv. For terms
apply to IL. KING. Artist, 4s6 18th street or To-
Je iS-2w Il. +. HARMED.
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MARSHAL'S SABE.-In virtue or writ Of frri
I'l ltcIas ISSUED from the Clerk Office the Cir
cult Court ri the District OF Columbia for the corn
" WaShIngton and TO me drccted, will expose
to public sale ior cash. "a front of tho CouIt House
door OF SAID county ,On w WEDNESDAY, tho 9th ds,
of une inst, 1859, at ~ O'Clock IN, the foOwIDg de
scrlhrd property, 20 wit: All defendants right title
claim and interest ~ and TO Lots Nos. 3, a. and ,
r. Square west of Square No. Do, IN the city II
Washington, ID. c., together with all and singular
the ImproN ements thereon, seized aud levied upnn
as the property of James C. Coumhs and viii 10
sold {" SATISFY Judiclais No. 81, to Nav tenn Is5a
In favor OF Thomas III. HAYDEN. -'
w. SEI.DEN. Marshal
jos IL Tor tho District of Cnlumbta
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AUCTION MLH


xn1c ArI0hNOON d TU-MORROH
By A. GREEN, Auctlopeer-
VALGABLE uNiMRRovED PROPERTY
DAY. tSp sDtsn, sE. .en YEP
soasi q, oSoek P M the east part Of Lot No.
and running back III feet an alley between ~ and
Terms One fourth cash balance in 8, q, and -
monIhs Tor notes braring interest from day Of sale
lc I'D 4. GREEN. Anet.
BY j. Z. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers.
TWO FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS ON
%EbSfsbhTT .FT Fl isS 81 oSSS. June
81 Sn, Si"ch on tbs premise We shall sell part
- 'S9use NO so3, fronting % feet 81 inches ON north
street between I'd and 81 streets east, running
eet ~ with the improvements
So mstst'hs oi Two small aud neat Frame Dwelling
Also, Immediately amer the above. at the same
me corner OF north street and 18th street esstS
Terms: One fourth cash the residue ms - and
10 monihs, with interest, secured by deed i'm trust
jel6 j. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auc,s.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE WE
shall sell, on the premises, the south half Of Lot No
6ln Square No Isl, fronting 34Is feet ID street
"s - between u and streets north, running hack
Terns: One third cash the residue in and y
Also, Lot No. 70, in square 72i, fronting 81 feet
inches on north street, between LIST and al streets
east, running back l6s feet 31s inches to a SO-feet
FERNS: sIca cash; the residue in u, IS, and .,
the premises. " ' WI
je2l-d j.. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Aucts.
NARSBAL'S SALE.-In virtue of two wrIts Of
herl iaclas issued from the Clerk office Of the
circuit Court oi the District of Columbia for the
county oil washington and to me directed, \ will
expose 20 pnblc sale, for cash. IN front of the Court
house door oil SAID county, on THURSDAY, the
nnay 81 June next, 1852, at II O'Clock M, the fol
LOVING Described property, to wit, viz: All defend
ants right, title, claim and interest in and 10 Lot
No. ., IN Square No 81, In the city of Washing ton
d. u, together with all and singular the improve,
ents thereon, seized and levied upon as the prop
erty OF W ~. H. Wilson. AID will bo sold to satisfy
1udiclaIS NOS los and l?7, to January term, 1852 in
favor oil John L. Gwyn & Co. aud r. Il. Robertson
w. SELDEN, Marshal
ma w Us Tor the District of Columbia.
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MARAvILLA!
MARAVILLA.

MAkAFlLLA. MARAVILLA.
MARAvIILAm
The most wonderful preparation known
For Destroying D1HdrHf;
Curing Badness:
RsiiCriHg Sick Headache;
PrsrtHiIHg the Hair from Falling Ont:
and PTodHciHg Chris.
Sold 10y all respectable Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. and by the PropTietOrS. rTice ~ cents.
CHARLES ERNEST Co., 90 Maiden Lane, MY.
=" IL will accomplish all that is claimed for IT. and
No one need fear or mourn the loss of hair if they
will use your MaIavIlla."
DC 3m J. NJ. BRADSrREEr, 81 Broadway N v
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GSAND PiC-SIc TOMORROW. - The Union
Guards give grand picnic, tomorrow, at Ar
iin2t"H Springs. They promise that il will I've
their study &C. make the occasion a pleasant one To
Hos. who may favor them with tiIrir coInpany;
I'D they wilt no doubt be successful in their
Ffiurts o. please
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TIE ROBERT TATE whose name appeared in
the watch returns of Saturday night is not Robert
Tate, hackman.
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GROVER BAKERS
" CELEBRATED FAMILY

1NNOVEh d BAhEK,S
" CELEBRATED FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES.
1t is no longer questioned that these Machines are
the best in the mar for family sewing Spools as
purchased from the stores are used upon them
without reminding, making a seam of unequalled
strength and beauty: They are simple in constrnc-
ton, easily managed not liable to get out of order
and noiseess In their operation.
full assortment constantly on hand, and for sale
at factory prices by X. &. STEVENS,
1886 Pa. av., Washington.
III Also, = full supply of NEEDLES, COT
TON, and everything pertaining to these Sewing
Machines.
HI good Operator in attendance to show the
Machines and give full instructions in their use.
70 SIM
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The GRAND CONCERT Of the choir Of Rev. Mr.
CaToihers church comes of on next Tuesday, the
III lust- The programme is very interesting
i1d viii he under the leadership If Prof Daniel,
assisted by the best amateur singers in this city.
Head the advertisement. Buy your ticket in time.
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GALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON SOUTH
~ SIDE OF ERIrGE STREET, GEORGETowN.-The
SUBSCRIBERS at the request IN writing OF the Treas
uTer ct the GeoTgetown Binding Association, and
to pay debt due from A. y. Waugh ia his liIetIme
TO sad association. will, IN virtue Of p certain
deed of ust from said Wsugh to them. dated I4th
July, 1851, sell at public aUction in trout Of tho prem
!ses, on the 10Th day OF July next at o'clock ?. M
the Lot of Ground and three-story Brick House
thereon situated tho south side Of Bridge ST Get
west OF and adjoining 10 the house occupied by John
MountS, decf ased, at the time Of his death The
Lot fronts u feet Bridge street and runs sout
of that width 90 feet to 5feet wide alley opening
into Jefferson street.
Terms of sale ca II, on the psyment of which the
subsc. beers will convey said premises TO the pur
chaser in fee at his expense.
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WEDDING CAKES; very pretty and very cheap. Ice
CIsen and Water Ices ut Sl.1l per SALON, Mt the
Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 18th and + SITS.
lie Linn
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EOR RENT small and convenient two st,ry
BRlCk HOUSE; Sos 9th street, near tho
Northern Liberty Market. Inquire of the suhsoI r
Der, DIG Nj street, near 9TH, ~ iOs u x'reot
Je zt1' JAS. M, TOWERS
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" DIVE 4 Co, are now prepared to INTRODUCES
the water INTO the premises of parties desiring ~
from the mains which have been aid BY the Ijniied
States. - viz SNi''"
~ you want yonr work done promptly and NJ fair
prices call at No. 500 Ninth street, a few doors
noItn Of fennsylvanIa avenue, where NAV be found
Fixtures. ~ ~. 90 10, O'o
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jon-aswts wv wv: fRHIsSdiUE, Trustees.

BY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST From
A: J.. Waugh to tho subscriber. dated the 18th day
Of March, IN the last and made to secure a Ger
tam debt due the firm of f.. Pickrel a. Co, the sub
scrIber WI unite with MessTs. Cox and kiSaue in
the sale OF the above described premises al the time
and place and on the terms mentioned in the above
advertisement. JOHN MARBURY. Trustee
ie ll-2awts BARNARD d BUCKLEY, Aucts
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rnpnr.rE1SiSEr,.

~ NOTICE.
Il % SHOE DEALERS AND SHOE MAKERS
A large aud beautiful assortment az SIIVER
PLATED SHOE BUCKLES for sale az cost prices
az r. EABARREfS
Je 10 Nv corner of 10th and & strents
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900 nThItFITH q SHIELDS,
33g rs. avenue. opposite RroWnss

SWlNDI.ING QUACkS.
SAU TlON !-tluack s their Books, COrdlals
Buchu; Hospitals, Instruments or Rings Inn
le all ana, II d'spoS ed TO profit by my ex per fence
write for nv private Circular on
nv, SfERMATOR u HCEA Its CURE.
With stamp enclosed, address, in perfect cont
dence. your friend a former sufferer n,sraIy snna1
scrIblns Box 176, Charlestown, Mass.
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\ FUGrrIyE SLAVE CAsE-On the evening be-
fore last, a colOred woman named Agnes Robin
son and her child Mary, arrested in this city
under warrant from the court Of Washington
'unty, Md representing the former as having
escaped from seTvitgds in that county some twelve
wears are. since Which time she has resided here
and given birth To the child. The question of the
Tropristy under the law, Of her return to Hagcrs-
town uT,n the papers presented by the cl,imant
NT Daniel Wilmer, was argued Yesterday be
fore Judge MeTrick, iH chambers, by J. F. c.
NcCUtchc for the lalmaDt, and Walter Da-
y-iae Esq for the defendant. All the forms of
th- fugitive slave law. under which the seizure
made, having been COMPLIED with in the pa
P,rS aud testimony presented the claimant $
h,i'.lf Jude M,rrick this morning remanded
them back tO Hagerstown. where the question Of
Ig,Ir right 20 freedom, which set up. can
aloue be tried, the court here having no lawful
puwsr 10 investigate and decide upon that point.
Jud.s's chambers Yesterday, apparently much in
'lf.stsd IA the Progress OF the case.
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EOh ShLE-Thc GOOD WILL. and FIX
IURES OF a small GROCERY STORE sit
nated In good neis hborhood. Apply at No. 1 IL
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEMTs,

DAO FISH !-FISHm
ZUU BARRELS new family HERRING; also
For sale low by BRADLEY 4 TAYLOR.
je2I l64 and I Cd Water st,
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Ir X 10 be regretted for the sake of the ladies at
least, who find il moro convenient to attend in
the morning, that the managers Of the Washing
ton Library have deemed it advisable TO limit the
time of keeping it open TO the hours from 3 p. IN
TO half past p. m. We hope that the managers
NAV soOn find their revenues sufficient TO Justify
their keeping this fine collection of books acccs-
sibie again to the public at all hours of the day
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

nor RENT-A neat and converie,, two .,o,v
VOLTAGE, with n hack Kitchen and wood
slSH " reSr-No. c9s Sd street. Inquire Of WIN =
je2l-3tt 80 WIN - "'''
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NEW ARIA N MENTS
AT THE
UNION BOTTLING DEPOT,

nor SALE-A good SECONDHAND CAR.
Il RAGE, which wi la disposed Of on reasOna-
BILE terms. Apply as above. ma 25
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ENCrR>InS TO-MORROw.-The last Washing
ton Baptist Sunday School give their second an
nGal excursion, tomorrow, to Glymont Pavilion
Withers' brass band Will be in attendance. and
plenty of refreshments will he on board 'sat CITY
prices" A good time generally is confidently
anticipated and will no doubt DC realized
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O2E Of those always interesting events, we'd
ding, took place at Trinity Church yesterday az
ternoon. The happy couple were Mr.. F. Sidney
Blackjack and Miss Julia Swami, daughter Of
the late Thomas Swann.) both of Alexandria
Rev. G. Il. Dana otiiciated.
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FURNISHED HOUSE ON CAPITOL mn
FOR RENT FOR THREE M0NTUS'IIp:
qnife 81 VAIL 4 BARNARD, AuctIoneers, or
ia 2t-1ws ~ eo'"'' O"Pi'oi 'iiii'
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EOR RENT-A comfortable three story BRICK
DIV FILLING, on r. street north between ri
ahd 81 streets west. containing rooms, and fnr
nIShHd with gas thToue Iiuut, Rent Sy0 mar anp,,m
Apply to JOHN II. SEMMES 4 co, corner iou,,
slana ayen9" and 9th street, opposite west end
CeHtte Nl5TkeG "a
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w r. Are selling the best cut Nails 20 he had 4,
Is cheaper by hfty cents key 20 get good srticla
Mehays Also on h.nd Spikes. fence Nails. Horse
Nslis- wrought Nails. Hinge Nails. with a large
stock OF Builders Hardware. ali of which We are
sel,.ns ~ Northern prices. Wehnvite special at
we can make 1t to the interest of Builders 10 get
their Hardware of Us. ~ s''
GRIFFITH q SHIELDS,
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WATER, WATER, WATER,

W S>x-n,, GAS, GAS, GAS
. q: SNYDER. Plumber and Gas-ftter NEXT door
TO thH star Office. will introduce " alter and Gas
upon the most favorable terms. Those deslrIuc the
Introduction OF either or both would do well 10 see
ms. | employ only first class workmen and super
intend them personally. and will warrant all work
entrusted 70 "y care. furnish Plumbers Material
AND Sas Fixtures Of eveptstyle aud to any amount
N. BSI KAYE for sale = large size Herring's FIRE
proof lRON SAFE, which will sell at one hall its
GUST lie IL
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-12

GAMING AT THE SpRINGs.--The editor
Of the Warrenton Wig. writing from the
Red Sweet IVA. Springs says: 7@' Z y
A few days ago couple Of Southern
gentlemen here, rich planters from Red
River, played seven games Of old s]edge
for $1,000 game, and the winner took
every game. $4,000 were lost and the
money paid. hear, IN check on the
Bank Of Louisiana. l could give the
names, but forbear. -1sN' '.-' 2
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-12
Eg Vincennes can boast of the mos

EE Vincennes can boast of the, most
gallant bevy Of young ladies in the world,
Last Tuesday party Of them got up an
excursion to the country for pic'nic.- -
They issued invitations, called for the
gentlemen in wagons, and carried them
off captive 10 the grand old woods with
grace perfectly irresistible. OF course
that affair passed off pleasantly. In the
evening they rendezvoused at a farm
house, got band Of music, and wound
up the exercises Of the occasion with
dance. Handsomely done! San.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-12

An exchange tells us that physician
in Louisville, KY, has made the discov.
cry that by living principally on butter
milk, a human being may prolong life to
the period oflwo hundred years. We
suppose ofcoursc that he has made the
experiment, like Hierocles fool, who had
heard that crow would live hundred
years and bought one to sec if it was
true. ,.r.4t.r ,fs-fs7 Tar
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-12

SHARp.--A young and pretty girl at
tended ball on the 4th at Oshkosh. Wis.
consin, decked off in short dress and
pants She was the only one present in
The mode. The other ladies we're shock
cd! They regarded her short skirts as
decidedly immodest. She quietly remark.
ed thatif they would pullup their dress
es about their necks where they ought to
be, their skirts would be as short as
hers!