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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-07
THE EVENING STAR.
A BALLAD APOUr DE ROwrlEs.

IN DAA1hD ArOCE D6 hOW Ih6Ss
The moon shines Offer de cloudiens.
Und ce cioudts plow Offer de sea,
Unt vent 20 Coney Island,
Ont took mine gun nit me.
"In Sif s Ssz i nDk La, h .Ss xort
Put We tidnt know vo. besples t
Der Danny fschiff had cot on posrd.
De preeze Plowed cool unit pleasant,
We inoket az de down; f' 90
Nit soonlight on de sdesples,
INT De wetterfsnes duTnIn round. r..
We set on de deck IN corner, . ..-.f
u nd dTopled mop 'dy dere.
Ven al a cunt oos de rowtIes
PegfnHed TO plaskguard and sohvear.
yomsns mTt n papy
A : sitting IN DO Race.
Vos chew-dobscco '
One tooke.. ITO her vace
De woman got convUo.. .....
DE papy pegln II CRY. .-r
Unit de rowtles screamt out a lain
INT said de loon was high" -
PImefy We becomes some hoonger,
MADILDA IANE unit |,
j opened de liz of mine pasket, az
INT prInged out a cherry bic
A;cherry-kOoken NIT pretzels;
How gOots' Nj ApIiD4 said.
Ven aTowty snatch't u from her,
Unit preaks IL Offer mine hot.
/ dells him he pc plackguart,
glfed MIN blece Of my mndt.
j YOU'D said il before toasa.d,
Nit de y fel himself pehindt.
DIN he knocks me down NIT q sloOng shot
. U nt Peats me plack and piue, .- G
IND al de- Plackgua help him . 49,. .
Dill tainted, unit dat is drue.
De rich American beeples ...
Don't know how De Iowties strike;
He knows IL more as he Ike
III de Sharman sbeakers unit bapers
Are somsdImes too ha; DIT on dis lsndt,
HANS BRxIrMANN.
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SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION case Of spontan-
eous com QUESTION occurred in this city YESTERDAY
which might have caused the destruction of a
large amount Of property but for its timely dis
coyery. A barrel containing balls Of cotton satu-
rated with spirits Of turpentine, which was pre-
pared Tor and LEFT over from the torch-light pro-
cession OF the Bell and Everett party on the occa-
sion OF their State Convention in June last was
deposited for safe keeping in room on the upper
Moor Of warehouse, day or two after the
adjournment OF the Convention. Yesterday fore
noon, smoke proceeding from the room, which
had been kept closed and had not been entered
since the barrel was placed in 1t, led to the dis
covery that the balls Were on ERE, from spontan-
Selma Ala. } Issue
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Toy FOR THE SICK AND SUFFERING.
- LET ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED
READt
APPLY THE REMEDY


Friend, do you suffer! Are ,ou the victim of any
purity ofthe blood: What are they, do you ash
source OF lie and health and il ia the FIRST cement
OF our being to respond to any which e. cts
IN. system, IS the pulse infa by attests The ever
prevaling Neuralgia. the irritating Erys pc ga the
suDte SSrofula tie agonixlng Rheumatism, Nef-
vons Deblll y, Dyspepsia, Liver Com int with its
dorpor and objection, and the numberless ills that
nesh Is heir To- derive their hideous orgin from The
Dlood: Deal kind thes and gently with the blood
Use the vltalIznF resources of nature for its aid
ana sufsr us to commend to your condolences and
use that truly va liable medicament known A
MRS. M. COX'S
INDIAN VEG ETABLE DECOCTION.
with regard TO this almost infallibe specific
popular sentiment has .poken in declded terms,
talnsd by constant avowals Of curative efscts and
tn happast results from its use are after al other
remedies and the best medical skill have failed
Let US SAY, In conclusion, that certi6cates
cures are not sought from tbs Iiterate and super-
ncisi, pot they are volunteered from the most re
spsctabe sources and justify the highest terms in
WHICH II ls possible to oommepd 90 valuable a
sPsciho TO pub 10 approval We may add also that
the curative properties OF the medicine are co
only 0y It's restorative effects, the system recover
Ing from disease With renewed constitutional yigor
FOR sale by all respectable Druggists in this
oity. and by the proprietor, MRS. N. COX,
lone genuine unless her name 10 blown on the
bott.e and her seal on the cork
q WAoI:tals agent. r.; :. T: CISsEL., Druggist,
uIcf, and wi supply the trade 1t my prioes.
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IMPORTANT TO nOUsEkREPERs.
e. R.DURKEE & CO.'S
onIsE0T 9PIO10.

Guaranteed not only =
ABsOLUTELYANDP PERFECTLY PURE,
By ne exp.essly for the purpose without rsfsSenos
to cost. They are beautifully psoEsd in tnfoii,
and are ful weight, While the ordinsry sreansd
Spices are ALMOST invariably. short. We vasran<
REYOND ,A[E C0MPARiSON, ;.
- elnEle tnM VIII Abpndanuy prove. n 81
AsaaaAeear'd only = nnrrrr 90 -
v hHADAw.s isi fSaHHss Y sss. ,
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nR. J. BOVEE DOD'S r..
~ IMPERIAL WINE RITTERS

Are now being used from Name TO the Great salt
Lake, AMI the universal verdict of oil Who use
them either as fnedtcins or as becerase 10 that
they are unsurpassed in the world Dr. Dods used
them successful! in his practos for Is years before
we purchased OF him the sole right to manufsoture
ana present them for sale TO the public. For the
cure OF lncipient Consumption, Indigestion, Dye
pepsla, PILES, Nervous Diseases, Female Com
yond doubt most invaluable remedy. Aside from
mel. mel. mecieina properties they are a pure, whole
pleasant exhiersting effects Of Brandy or Wine
Without their injurious results. Let all friends Of
humanity And AL advocates Of temperance assist
TOT the wsneral poiseas and adxife,ated Liqsors
Win whleh the country 10 flooded, and thereby ef-
from the land.
CHARLES WIDDTFIELD CO.,
fropnetors. Is William street, New York.
j. SCHWARTZ Agent.
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10 000 SALLoNs CHAMPAGNE AND
j AsOOV CRAB APPLE ClDER.-We invite
the attention Of the pgbc to oar lar. and vel Sc
lecte1 stock 81 Champagne aud Crab APPLE Cider.
which We guarantee To be pure JUICE, and will be-
gold on ressonsble terms In order 20 make room
for our spring stock. Sive Ne call 81 the
Union Bottlnt Depot,
10 No. 81 Green st sseOrr ~tovr.
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ND 3 !, BoXEE DQpg

DR.. j. BOVEE DODS
IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS,
For Diseases Of the Kidneys, b adder and Urinary
never fail to cure. and warranted to give ats
faction.
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD & CO.,
Proprietors, IS William ST., New York
je7-1y,r Agent. washin.ton- n r..
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES.

10Y ~>OO4 v nv Ox1OGk9s
RoOTs AND SHOPS TO SUIT TaE
-r TINES. g.
and s NJ nSy msdn1iaoturint all kinds of BOOTS
srpply OF eastern made work OF ever de-
scrlpflon, made expressly to order. and win II
heretofore charged in thus city for much inferior
fs1soa. in wan. # Boots and Shoes of eastern or
In store and ct the lowest prices. Give us . call
Sll Pennsylvania avenue.
FIVE HUNDRED TRAVELLING TRUNKS
ties and siz ems Of os S embracing al sssl mn
t Dress and PaSking Trunks. Our trunk 01o
sses roSm EXHIBITS a this time the greatest variety
found ss. de 81 Nss at b
oxkf6biTi RRASs: sAHeHeEEHsS.t =. Val ICES
"a ~ ooG . trunks repaired or taken in exchange
WALL, srEPHENs L CO..
mar n.ef 200 Trunk sales Room,
SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFACTORY,
o,,o,;,. n, 4yy 1TH STnIlI,
sfa !s:I IL Ie,f Ssis,. ?,
Ses sSs sss Sn nsd but the
the beat worknen, can confidently recon mend nv
york to be superior in Sneasik and DsraStiif, 10
keep constantly on hand, and make to order ION
e HSSS fs'fR's2 & S2ss
NFES sSii SzR5fs ss:;; Wits; e.: e. e. ' hAA'
manlike manner, at short notice. WIN
Trunks delivered in any part Of the city, George
sk s%;SNAFiaPii S 81 Hs2s.' os''r.''a FAMILY
de Isl, JAMES g. ToPHAM.
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NEDIU.NES.
N p E O Il I FL e.: q

II ~ - - - - y -
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM.
FEVER AND AG UE DIFFERENTIATED.
THE HUMAN CONSTITUTION SAVED
THE PREVENTIVE AND REMEDY
| FOR ALL ~
INTERMITTENT AND BILIOUS EByERS,
CuREs:INsuRED IN ADAY.
NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE.
IMP ECTINE, INPECTINE.
INPEcTlNE, INPECTINE.
AGUE has smittsn hundreds of thousands of per.
sons throus hout the world every year, and has
never till low been met by successful medical
treatment TINT has not produced severe
MEDICINAL DISEASES,
which sfeot the lungs, the spleen, the liver, the
heart, other parts Of the huma organism. The
INPECflNE 10 the natural antagonist of all f.
vers, and when it comes in contact with the skin,
is absorbed by the interior organs. which resist
easily missma and oil tendencies towards thosc
maladles which PROSTATE tho mind and body with
fever.
Fewer snd Asue result from numerous causes.
No p,soe il anempt from tho causes which promote
the existence of the disease That being onoe seat
cd in the stem, induces depression of sparss las
situde, iaDguor, pains, chs. fever, and long
train of dissgteeable sensations, depnvil.g the pa
tent of all energy, and reducing him or her to
condition Of
EXTREME HELPLESSNESS.
why will any ono suffer the horrors Of q debiI-
itatng Intermittent Fever. when by the Of the
INvALUABLE INPECTINE.
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM.
the eminent medical and magical qualities of which
| are instantly absorbed, ...s..t
ALL TRACES OF DISEASE NAY BE ANN
HILATED IN A FEW HOURS.
sELF-CARE Is BETTER THAN PHYsIc.
NATURE IS WISER THAN ART.
EVERY DISEASE HAS A DIVINE RENEDY.
THE WISE APPLY WHILE THE FOOLISH
! BETTER PREVENT THAN sTRIvk TO
CURE.
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
THE INPECTINE,
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM,
| Has cured thousands of both sexes of the most
dreadful Fevers. Read and reflect
| WONDERFUL EFFECTS.
| Lemuel Bonsa1, q Pittsburg, for two years use
less to himself and society-a martyr to Chills and
Faver-oured in less than three weeks, and I'm
| proved in eight hours.
Mary X. Belknap, ssndusky, Ohio. after almost
| losing her reason a. we'll - strength by Inter
mittsnt Fever, With Chills, restored to health In
| twenty hours.
| J.R. TIlton, Of Belgrade. Maine, brought from
II
| we'll In Eve weeks, and improved In two hours.
| Adolphe Monhro. of France, relieved IN one
| hour. while travelling in tho cars of the Port
| Wayne and Chicago Railroad. He was apparent
| ~ dying with Chills. ..,-.l.
Ellen r. Benson. Of Lock port, New York, res
cued after seven years. suffering. perfect cure.
thousand Of other cases prevented and CURED
svery month, and not q single complaint OF the
! efficiency Of the
IMP e TINE,
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM.
TRY IT, PROVE IT, KNOW IT.
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WASHINGTON
w CITY GAL DEN
ERNST LOEFFLER. Proprietor.
Netc York dceaHs, beftcssR lst dnd "a sfs

In calling the attention OF the public To my grounds
i would state that every arrang ement has q n
been made 20 make this Retreat more VE.YA9
attractive every daJ. Mondays the Gar lEsM u
dsns open 10 tbs public tree Of oharge-a CONGO
given By select band. Those desiring to enjoy the
dance aud waltz vi find the saloon IN oOmplete
order 10 render pleasure to all Or other DAYS the
proprietor will eheerfully grant thn use of the
out charge.
kor tls amusemsnt OF ohildrs en- he has introduced
number OF little games, never before seen in this
s,ty, and calculated AZ the same time TO amuss the
'0ld folks ts ..-
~. B.-Attached i. my BottlIng Establishm. Mt
and families can be supplied with any quantity 81
their ,esidence, Of that healthful drink, LAGER
BEER, upon short notice. lie l5-Sm
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The steamer NS SSsi't vvEakN3N win leave
YORK EVERY WEDNESDAY, f sG3tk&
o'clock ?. M, and Nov Yorf for WISH
PASSENGERS can join the ship At AIexandris ct any
ume PeioTe tae hour Of the steemer's delsrtu!e.
GROSS the bar 10 consequences Of low water a goods
th % H5S9%RnI to and from the steamer
For freight or Issssge apply 70 81 s.
MORGAN 6 kHNEHAR7,
oo0-S.m6T6 Western WhsrVeo.
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..--.-s -. CHANGE OF HouRs. ~ -. .
,.s On AND AFTER "WEDNESDAY, June 18th,
Leave Washington at 20 and 7.4n q. m.
On Sunday at 90 p. m. .
Leave Baltimore at AS and s.4a a. m.
Leave Baltimore at 5. Is and 40 D. m s.
On Sunday st4 25 q. m.
Passengers for the East will take train, NJ A %
and 7<e a. m and % D m
EoI the Yves. at ~ q. m. and $40 p. m.
For Annapolis at 7.40 q m. and $40 pm
For Norfolk at 20 a. m
or saturday evening the $50 p N. tram goes to
10 IS-d II II. PARSONS. Agent.
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALER
" OF GAS METERS,
NOTICE rs BEREEEfYSH GTyei JYly y, lsso
ably 70 the provisions of the ordinances of the Cor
poranon approved May u. 1880, the undersign 10
on pre- payment of the fee Of ty oents to ios,ect,
examlns test prove, and asoertain the accuracy Of
Every meter, iffoond incorrect, viii be condemned
And another, sealed and marked a. true, viii be
seS IN its place; IL proved 20 be sccnrsts in its
and esAlp put IN position for use.
once No. $40 Seventh street, (near Odd Fsl-
lows n all Open from .. m. 70 s D. m
-. CHARLES w. CUNNfNGHAM,
~ l5-Q Inspector and Sealer of q A M etaru
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SOUTHERN IRgNK MANUFAcTORY,
~ 30 l00 7rH STIRHS
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

nAILY LINE OF NEW FOUR-HORSE
II COACHES TO UPPER MARLBORO,
Carrying the q. s. Mail
The undersigned are now running Daily, (exoept
Sunday,l Four horse Coaches be- <CrM =
tween W. shington and Upper Mari <4SSAp
boro', as follows: E#RSESEs8
Leave the Steamboat Hotel, corner of Seventh
street. and Pa att clock a.. m. Returning leave
Upper Marlboro al II o'clock m, and arrive in
Washington at s. O'clock, in time to connect with
the $40 p. IN. tain for Baltimore.
The Coaches are new and commodlous the teams
hrst class In the hands of careful and accommodate
ing drivers.
Fare to Upper Marlboro 50 cents.
10 Long Old Fields. ...........-...2 80
%
Freight and packages in proportion.
au 10 OSBORN Il CO 4, Projectors.
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NEW ORLEANS
I'm 5E Days
WITH TIE
CHOICE OF THREE ROUTES.
&H

ALL RAIL ROUTE, VIA
Orangs and alexandria Railroad
~ TO LYNCHBURG:
Virginia and Tennessee,
East Tennessee and Virginia,
East Tennessee and Georgia,
Nashville ard Chattanooga,
Memphis and Charleston,
Misstsstppi Central,
Nsw Orleans and Jackson,
TO NEW ORLEANS!
u.u.,,. MEMPHIS ROUTE:
New Orleans.
MONTGOMERY AND MOBILE ROUTE:
mon n. ~ Ran thence e Mobile oy First
Glass Rockets AZ. M0 s,s. to Ne" Orleans BY
TWO DAILY TRAiNs..susDA1, INCLUDED.
Leave Washington at q. m and D m
The Steamer g GEORGE PAGE leave. her wharf
foot Of Seventh street at So m; and 6k p m and
apdra Trains for the Southwest
Ofce-Pennsylvania avenue, corner of sixth st.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH TO NEW oRLxAxa.
kky ,,s'a| Memphis Z. r. %
EERSaxIils g g Mi00n g
ss:syiIis 3 NO ss$ss'. !:
THIS ROUTE is ENTIRELY BY RAIL
400 MILES SHORTER, and "a HOURS LESS
. IN TINE :
than any other I,ise-the Lynohburg Extension
being now SSmRlsfed As slsG the &C. mississippi
QUICKEST AND MOST PLEASANT ROUTE
FOR SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS!
1t IL provided with First class Sleeping Cars!
rlAH| H$:$;9i:s i & &:
IL The U. 8; Mali. and ADAMS EXPRESS
are taken over this New Limo.
Tickets can be obtained at the South Western
Once, corner Of Sixth street and Pennsy wanna av-
L}E1scsbuIs, Bristol: Kno1y,lls, Atlanta,
Macon, Nashville, DALTON. Columbus,
mon'somsIyt MOBILE, Memphis and
III THROUGH TICKETS TO THE VI.
RIOUS VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
OrOmnibuses and Baggage Wagons leave the
ONCE at q. m. and P. m. .. - ..H.r
JAMES A. EVANS, Ticket Agent,
ma 25-tT Corner Sixth e. and Pa Az.
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THE STEAMER JAS. GUY VIII resume her
rssrs "trip: Ss rWWE VII PAY. WASH " Fl
INGT0N every TUESDAY andtA1.1s
ERIRAY, At o,olSck 9. m n, And ALEXANDRIA
intermediate Landings. On her return trips, she
will leave CURRIOMAN syory WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY, 4 s o,el9oi 9. ~;
NATB'L BOUSH, Ar't. Alexandria. go
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~ EUH NEW YORK.
sTATER0OM, 81 so.
ComPany's new and elegant stsomship ~S@S~
M M,{l IN, VERNON ,sa non Capt T c; SMITH, E
torn Whsrves, ut If,o' oook .. m. every WEDNES-
DAY, and the Company's Depot. Il Alexandra,
a. O'CLOCK ,. N. Same day. .Lt- 90 :
Passengers from Washington and Georgetown
can take the coaches conneoung with Alexandrfa
steam boata or railroad, which leave the corner Of
Sth street and Pa, avenue hourly, they can leave
on the steamer from the Western Wharves @ III
State rooms can be engaged on application 70
Messrs. Morgan d Rhinehart, Western WhaTyeo
Freight will be received up to the hours Of deIsr
III IL Insurance will bs ssees.d on ali ,ood, !,
this limo az tho oaes Of she Company q Der cent
premium. .s4..- -.
The accommodations for passengers BY this line
are IN every respeot hrstc ass and every effort vii
% made 70 render this communication With New
YORK an agreeable and healthful one. : :
c< FoT ireiEht or passage apply TO FOWLE .
h. B. CROMWELL q CO.,
ses-ly 90 West st.. corner Albany. New York.
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Form Of Offer.

IT,, Of, In the State of -, here
by agree to furnish and deliver, in the respective
Navy Yards, all the articles named in tho classes
hereunto affixed agreeably to the provisions of the
schedules therefor, anu conformity with the ad
vertisement of the Bureau of Construction, &c., of
August 2, 1850. should my offer be accepted, | re
quest t. be addressed at -, and the contract
sent to the Nsvy Age-t at, or to -,
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TRY IT, PROVE IT, KNOWIr.
And make known its wonderful powers and vir.
tues, that those who suffer, or Who are thrsatened
with suffering, may be led to use a ,im.le- in
noxions preparation. furnished BY the & cid OF
Nature for = N VI
MANS BLESSING.
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PHINEEIAs BALL.

9 V 1 L + n Ct 1 n e Is r
Office II Central Exchange, Worcester.
ie2q
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TERMS OF ADvERTIsTNc,

ADFERFISENENTS published in the D.rrr or slos
far three insertions and % cents for each sub
is"' iiAef'ioH- Ten lines or le5sJ constitute
square Advertisements ordered inside or in any
prominent place those largely displayed. viii
,,isGa extra rates Contracts by the year may be
,eoan, IEsL5 FITS, insertion 81 per squara each sub
- All Transient Advertisements must be raid IN
to make quarterly payments VIII 0e required
- No gratuif9as Adyer'issaeats. No report. reso
Iulons or proceedings Of corporation socio+, ~
association, and no communication designed 10 cali s{+ VI
pon 10 any matter Of limited individual interest can
Dclnserted, unless paid for Advertisement ~ ~
- The Publishers viii not hold themselves resnon
soe to any that may occur beyo nd the amoun
CHARGED for the Advertisement
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30lstcllanCous.

r { n L L or MS
81 IL -
~
WHEN OLIVE TAR Is INHALED. its healing Ba3sa,aic
o oqf the are brought " contact wit" the lining membrane
...-
,,,,r. 80, ..,. .,..
CELLS OF TIE Ii NGS,
relieving at once any pan oppression and healing any
II Wills, t@I.S' 10 Ut III t.i "a . t. , -
n o %1as Il Ssog aid Hag Syrup for coughs and
trooted curative powers render II " most speedy
Fly hrs cents bottle at AZ BROADWAY N y by
o II. > Ar '.,''i'
-. -,
person. Uniting with tile djeested food
T Fy F s5api Eaa and F" s IsrT5as ~
nd are eaqS5S for a female % Rf hS@
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PACKAGE.
Al ~ Di'0AD"A i' New 10rA' ana all Druggists
IowIas and {aa 10 other Wei Known and pro@i
nent persons will be sent to any address free by mail
gro Law; Esq, Filth Ayenue, New York
THrLRow WEED, Tsd.. ALBANY, \. y. YIN
toG 9HM Er GT cdGr THh ara4d Conn T.
Coz CHAs MAY, T. 5 A. ,-.,.-..,-,.
FEY JosHUA LEAyErT, "a. independent T. Y
REy' F. Il, BRIGHT, I'd Examiner HGw York
i hEN' ~ " y oiioNk AZ Am blole nlon' \. l.
REV DR. LEONARD Exeter y. Y.
SEND FOR A p4ypfTIFT
Ho uN"onl
T THE RAY STATE MARKET
IN
Bologna S9uSageS,
MD
Dali cs
. ~'0'
Are made from meat cut by the
''' -'''' ''' III '' superior 70 ''''' cut any way
Also
NEW CTTPED HAMS
b a ; IA L H M A r Il I1 T.
~ ~ n y W . u n y u :,
~
L
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A uUNnREu
FOR SAFE At rItE CIV oEEICE
L-- . - - - ~ =.
RnNIETEp EnP THE AHDI
"a -AA' ~ ~ i W. LIZ AbAll-
- -, CULTURAL MILLION
an every uay ana uSelui instrument Tor the farmers, to
aid them in catherine and securing their hay and grain
crops: IT. Is OF great practical 6gne to mechanics gen
erallV Indicating the stae oil the weather from twelve
totWetH-iour hours ahead ltshouldhe placed III every
idE SSlttG room Tor ornament as well the bcnent to
Dc0'fiNeu ~ t0retcllng the weather
lneSe Instruments arc manufactured in this city at
10. central lNchalEe, over the iost once by ALIEN.
MttNlt, -; -, ,.N..- g., s2'N " MERBICK 4 Co
le'tse call ana examine du my2a
Z, n ~ wv Wy =, \, o.
4 J. U w w l. l.. | A NJ )
~ MANTFACrUEER AND Dealer IN
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HOUsE FUmNIsmENG GOOns.

Both New and Secondhand Furniture OF every variety
Feather Beds and Bedding. Also large lot Of ParoI
and Cooking stoves. Call before YOU buy.
i. h. LAMSON Il CO..
30, IS, and 10 Main street.
~ L, LAMSoN VIII Civ" his personal attention to
the sale real estate personal property in city county,
or state. diff sl4
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@s::1I HOUSE FOR SALE, ON HAIR
s8iii YARD STREr-lhe subscriber would call atten-
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own residence which he offers for sale on the most
reasonable terms. The house built under his own
direction by experienced workmen, and any one wishing
10 purchase nice house will do well examine the
premises ALFRED WYMAN.
worcester sept. IS, 1859. go d2m
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