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GRAND UNION PICNIC
" FOR
ORPHAN BOYS OF ST. JOSEPH'S ASYLUM
Given hy the Isssiy Mana gers and Directors.
AT ARLINGTON SPRINGS
TUESDAY, JUNE u IgsO

The LAZY Managers. IN making this appeal 10 Tie
friends { the Orphan Boys, beg TO state that "a
me BotS Asylum L. Yet an it's infancy they -
nave 20 house. no Play ground, and IN On, l. -
rented quarters are only able 20 accommodate taA
about thirty forty little orphans. IL in readilV
be seen that the expenses are heavy and their re
sources small. heir great aim i TO be able Al an
early daN 20 commence the building Of permanent
me Tor the orphan boys. Therefore they hope ths
presence.
OmnibuseS will run from the corner Of Seventh
Picnic.
steam propeller will run all day from -Four
teenth street canal bridge.
II OmnIbuSes Will convey passengers 20 the canal
boats 10 Georgetown, which run to and from tie
Spring every ten minutes.
tsputa's + oil Band will be in attendance.
Refreshments furnished by the ladIes: also, din
reT and supper from to o'clock .. m.
Il Eighteen Mammoth Tri-colorsd balloons, or
afternoon.
Mr Brady, the photographer will he the ground
during the day TO take views of families, groups
the orpha -, a C.. free of charge.
other novelties are an contemplation.
Tickets: Gentlemen 81 cents; Ladies IS cents
children 10 cents. To be obtained of the Lady aud
Gentlemen Managers at The cate on day of Pic Mic
az the orphan Asylum, and the following . aces
John r. ElIs's Pia Store. TAYLOR n Maury
blanchard Mohun Philip a Solomon, %. Duff .
hsugh, y. Ca.lan, Jos. Nairn, Dan. Clarke. Drug
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IL The Hon. John Bell has written letter to
Ex-Governor Hunt, chairman of the Baltimore
Union Convention, accepting the nomination for
President
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O-Great preparations are being made in Cana
da for the reception of the Prince of Wales.
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APPOINTMENT OF MARSHAL or NEBRASKA
TERRITORY Mr.. William b. Moore has been
appointed Marshal of Nebraska Territory. TIC.
w. A West, removed
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spirit Of the Morning Pr...

The Constitution reviews and reconciles its
record on the subject Of Congressional interven-
ton in the Territories for the benefit Of some of
its Squatter-Sovereiguty contemporaries"
The IHtelligenesr Is devoted to Congressional
proceedings and news
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TT EXCURSIONS AND PIC-NICs.
HE Citizens Of Washington and (Ieorgetown
Wi! please take notice that nv ON
NlBUSES can be hal at all times lk6Sse=zs
Tor Excursions and Plc-Nics. Not HfSX6<5a
being engaged m any particu business they are
At the servce OF the public the most reasonable
terms. Inquire at No. 542, Stinemetz's store Sew
enth street, opposite the Avenue House OF the sta
bic, Ninth street, Island, the Smithsonian In
stItute.
ma 10 3td& eod HUGH LATHAM
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The WEATHER-The following report Of the
weather for the morning is made from the Amer
isan Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sonian Institution. The time Of observation IL
about O'Clock
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The favorite resort for
those who apprecla te
Grand Scene y, Pure
Mountain Air, IhvigoTa-
ting Baths, Large and
We'll Ventilated Rooms,
Good Society and a Goo d
| Table.
For particulars send
for Circular.
| OW EMS, CEENDEN-
IN d VISSCHER,
} Carlisle Springs, Pa,
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A GENCY FOR FAIRBANKS SCALES IN
\ GEORGETUWN
The undersigned have been appointed Agents for
the sale of tle above celebrated and we known
PLATFORM and COUNTER SCALES. A fu :
supply constantly on hand and for sale at lowest
rates.
HAY and COAL SCALES erected in any part
OF the District or adjoining cOuItIes,
All Scales are warranted durable, accurate and
TO give satisfaction
BUSEY & BARNARD,
Dealers In Agricultural Imp lements
JeB I'm Bridge street doors west of hl.h.
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THE LARGEST STOCK OF HOSIERY IN
25 80 per cent. below the retail prices.
This has always been favoTte department with
us having for years past kept the fullest assert
ment.
We now offer over i've hundred dc zen in all kinds
qualities and sizes, for ladies, gentlemen and chill
dren, al the actual cost prices for cash
eAUZE MERINO VESTS for Ladies' Gentle
men, Girls and Boys.
Wesre positively clos ng ont our stock to quit
gains for the money.
We will endeavor to deliver all packages IN the
day of sale. w.
Purchasers viii please bear in mind that we are
not charging any goods.
CLAGETT MAY.
je6-6t 324 Pa. av,, bet. 9Th and 10th SITS.
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CIRCUIT COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
" COLUMBIA.
Benedict Jost ct al,

Michael Miller's heirs and admIn'r.S In Equity.
, The trustee in the above cause having reported
that at sale made b. him ON the Sd March last
the highest bidder and became the purchase OF the
yett half OF Lot No. lie, in BGall's addition 70
n the rear S 5Ss5eof q, AID for che PIce sag o.
Of part OF Lot ll ia said B.als sddit on 70 GeSrse
towp, said part being feet by feet. at and TO-
fsllv complied with the terms of sale il l., there
fore. b. the Court this 18th day Of May, lf6o, or
dered, that said sales be Ratified un sss cause be
shown to the Court, ON or before the LIST day Of
July NEXT, provided copy of this order be pubished
We ks prior 20 said day.
by order of Court
Tra. cep,@Tst: JNo. 4 sMiffHH, Clerk.
ma p StawSw
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w a L g HIS TIA Liza.
WILLARDS' HALL
GRAND RFOPENTNG,
Grand reOponIng Of the great pictures of
ITALY.
POSITIVELY CLOSING JUNE 9th.

, Ihe Manager, 1T enormous expense, has engaged
this elegant and fashionable hall and no cost will
be spared TO make IL the most attractive exhibition
of the day.
- A. w. FENNO, Esq,
- The Distinguished Lecturer, will illustrate the
Paintings. 49,
and Saturday.
Doors open At O'Clock; commence at s O'Clock I.
and IN the evening At 7-cOmmence at 8 O'Clock
Hall well ventilated. Schools on liberal terms
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nR. SGHENK: OF PHILADELPHIA,
~ The Proprietor of
SCHENCk'S PULMONIC SYRUP

The only person who has cured Pulmonary Con-
sua ptlon In It's advanced stages, will be in Wash
week, at the Drug Store of 8. Waite, corner of
Louisiana avenue and Seventh street. where he has
quite OF rooms mar by for the so 'Ommodaii1n of
his PATIENTS And all persons aboring under Dis
eases OF the Lungs, LIVER, or Digestive Organs
are invited to call upon the Doctor who WILL VITA
out charge. give all necessary advice
He viii give those who desire it a thoroueh ex
animal ton with the Respirometor for IS. Prisons
who cannot cal on him, and wishing him to 20 ont
and ae them, should les We their names one r Two
days ahead OF each week. lie colin
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NJ SALT WATER BATHING.
ing will bs open for the rec ption of vIsi-
tors on the 18th of June, This dehgh fa vESAV
Teloit for those seeklng health and pleas E.hH
ure. Is unexcelled b, any place of the Kind ON M.
Potomac river Ii is situated about one hundred
mi:es from Washington immediately on The
rOtomsc, ard IN rull view of me Chesap axe B.y
and famous To- hns Oysters, Soft Grabs, Sheephesd
and other Fish. and ca lily access BILE the Steam
boats ylng between Washington, Baltim re AZ,
NOrtUlk. The undeIsIgueI Eas maze addl "a
Improvements In fls Bath House, and MANY Gther
improvements to the comfJTt aid enjoy ment of m
guests. The Bathing cannot BE- surpassed. Spleen
did Ang ing and eEty Of Fishing and Sailing Bo1's
free OF charge: He has spared no expens4 Ia pro
vldIng good Cotl on Rand q laying Ia his stock
oil choice Wines, Liquors ,Segars, q land for hoss
who Wish To avoid extreme fashiOn and TO seek a
retired ace where they can make themselves at
home, there Is not more pleasant In the IN
ted States. The proprietor pledges himself that
nOthlng shall De lett undone on his part t. render
them So Terms Tor board BY the 'day week mr.
month reasonable. Persons wishing to address the
prDPIletoT VII direct to LeOnardtown, st. Mans
jos I'm X. J. MARSHALL, Proprietor.
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PERSONAL.

DIR SIDENT'S MOUNTED GUARD-At the
j. regular monthly meeting If the Corps held ON
Thursday evening, June 18th, the following mem
non attendance: PrivateS Chas Conboye r Lang
ley, VIM. ThOna, A. FOwles w. E. M0rga, Thos
Birch. by order of the COMPANY.
IT GEO. n. CASSIDY. Sec.
NJ NOTICE.
w III REAS some persons hnd pleasure to iniura
my business, by reporting that voted the Knou-
al SIch reports as entirely falss, as did not woe
at AL on Monday last
Il, EUGENE SCHWINGHAMMER.
COMPREHENSIVE.
III nderslgned, To carry on more eHrctuaIly
the Lime, Wood and Coal Business. has associated
win him Mr.. John A. Stewart, of the late firm of
SULLIVAN 1t -wart. Our firm shall hereafter he
designated by the name and title of FENwICx &
STEWART.
ie88t' w. A. FENWICK
NOTICE.
IL COpartnershlp existing between Hi ary Nj
smith and Joseph A. Prodigy is this day-W edneS-
day, June 9th, lS61,-mutualIy dissolved by the par
ties. The debtors and creditors will make PAYMENT
To and receive the same from Hilary VI. Smith
1900. Joseph A. PRODIGY
-ge 6-;fN HILARY VI. SMITH.
IL NOTICE.
Il HE Undersigned Jewellers will on and after the
lNt day of June ard until the LIST daS of % tober
next, close their stores daily at O'Clock D. M
NJ. w: CALI BRO,
SAMUEL. LEWIS,
II. SEMKEN,
ma 23-eO6t Unt.) J. KULINSKi L co.
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LOST AND FOUND.

SrEUBEN HOUSE
- AND CONCERT SALOON,
The undersigned takes pleasure in Informing his
friends, and the public generally, that he has re-
fitted and opened this eStabilsi ment on an entire
new style. His bar is furnished with the best
Liquor, choicest Win tigsrs, Lager Beer, Re-
ireshments, q c. A tlne brass and string band has
been engaged for the season. A Concert of Vocal
and instrumental Music Dancing, &C., EVERY
SATURDAY EVENING, commencing at o'clk
je 7-Stt g. NJ. III. IEHNA
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EXCURSIONS. PIC MICS. &c
ELETCHER CHAPEL SUNDAY SCHO1

FLETCHER CHAPEL SUNDAY SCHOOL
60 VII ave an ENC URslON 20 r.
FORT WARRINGTON on WE'D Ee&-h
NESDAN, June 18th. The steam eA1e>ssz7ses
boat PHkSlN vii leave her wharf foot Of Eleventh
81, a O'Clock. OmRibuses will rave the Chapel
corner 81 Fourth Il and New York avenue AT -
o CLOCK, ard go 70 the wharf via : venth 81 TIE
committee hope % make the Excursion merit the
pat onaEe of their friends. Tickets for gentlemen
~ cents .adles = cents chldrrn 10 c-nts. iaE
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T. no, FOR GI.NMONT!
y hE EASY BOlS.-FIRST GRAND EN
18th June. l851.
Boats leave Eleventh street wharf a. 50, O'Clock
a. IN. and "a p. IN, touching At the Navy Yard and
Alexandra going aud returning Coaches will con
meet with the boat-ieave Georgetown, First wa-d,
Northern l.Ibe ties, and foot of Capitol Tickets
81 By order of Committee. je 6-sts
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y = = T. = 7 G n
OF THE
National Guard.

The NATIONAL Quart desire to inform thetr
if.endS ana the public generally. thai their "A.
ANIMAL PIC MIC will take place at AR ~
LlNGTON SPRINGS ON MONDAY, June -
age.
The steamer FLYING CLoUD will leave George
town Every hall hour during the day; hrst trp a.
The steamer GEo RIGGs will leave the foot Ut
Fourteenth street every hour. commencing at
O'Clock.
10 Is perhaps unnecessary for the Guard to state
that ample arrang meUts have been made for tho
amusement of their patrons.
Tickets FIity Cent?. admitting gentleman and
ladies'. By order of COMMITTEES. je6s
y SO consequence Of the accident % the I.ont
bridge, our patrons are requested Co take Boats az
I on teemth street. or a
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CARRIAGE

n CARRIAGE
Sl.OTH, (COlors,) at ; l.25 per yard.
LlNlNGS, from 20 to 81 cents per ward
CANVAS, from IS u b CO. Is per ward.
DUCK and DRILL. from 50 to IS cents,
bolts, 70 t. 10 inches
BANDS, from % cents TO SIS per set
&c, &c. &c
FOR sale by JOHN X. ELVANS 4 Co.
je 8-eo3t ALEX GaZl Nashinvtnn n + q,
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EOR RENT-Three BRICK HOUSES-One on
II Twelfth street, between and ID; one on the
corner Of Twelfth and III SITS. and one on II, BE-
tween 18th and 18th SITS. Inquire Of JANIS w.
BARKER, on II street, between nth and 18th, No.
425. ma SD-u
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EOR kENT-A three story FRAME HOUSE,
GA Eleyenth ct Get. between and iEiuife
E,t.blishmeuf ~ a. Sayder, next door 90 the Strr
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WANTED.-Everyo one to know that SMITH,
Seyenth st, charges fair prices for his Goods
10 TO SMlTH'S, Seventh st, TO get your HATS
ano CAfS. ap6-Sm
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Commissioners sale of Real Estate.
Two Brick Stores on Water St,
AND
ALot on Canal and Main SITS.
A0OTICE Is HERRRX' RfT'E.N.

A0OTTCE Is HERRRX' 6FfY'E.N:
~ that 10y virtue of a decree of the Court of
Common Pleas of Yanderburgh county, Indiana,
at its February term, 1860, in ~ Partition suit
wherein Henry l.. Mitchell ct al. We're plaintiffs,
ard Edward j. Mitchell ct al were defendants, l.
Commissioner under tho appointment OF said
Court, will sell at PUBLIC AUCTION at the door
of the COURT HOUSE in Evansville Indiana, ON
Saturday, Apr. 2sth, 1850,
sit uttod in the city of Evansville, Indiana, to-wii
That part of Lot No. 10 in the Original Plan
~lich adjoins Lot Ne. 9, and fronts - feet on
Water street, and extending back Of the same width
10 the alley. it being the FOUR STORY BRICK
ssTORE HOUSE. i'll which is situated the TELE-
GRAPH OFFICE.
Also the BRICK STORE HOUSE now occupied
10y l. A. CRANE, adjoining BABCOCk'S HARD
WARE STORE, the corner of Main and
Wa.er streets, fronting twenty two feet two and
One-haf inches Water street. and extending
back of the width seventy -four feet three
inches. With the store will be sold THE RIGHT
TO USE THE HALL AND STAIRWAY in tho
of the premises It means IF access from Nam
street 10 the second tory
AIsc, the NORTH EASTERLY ONE-THI RD
or LOT NO. 30 DONATION ENLARG EMENT,
being that third Of the Lot which adjons the
Canal, on hain street, opposite laHgElins ware
house.
TERMS OF SALE :-oxE-THrKD Of the purchase
ulcnts, the FIRST AT ONH EAk, and ihe SEC
oND At TWO YEARS from the day of sale, with
iut.",st. secured hy notes payable without relief
itnin valuations prtti=..nteut law.
WILLIAM BA Err, Con.mi.Sipnct
Ftt iattbct information inqniT, at the utiic,.
BAK kS q POSTER, Attorneys,
marZ9-tds Third street near Main
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S WIGFALL's BUFFooNERY-The correspond
ent of the New York Post is inclined to no
very favorable opinion of Mr.. WigfalI, of
Texas, as II Senator. In his latest letter he
recounts the following:
In the Senate yesterday, Wigfall, of
Texas, distanced all his former efforts in
blaekgnardsm and bulfoonery. In the
midst of his twenty-fifth speech, on the
Homestead Bill, he called the attention of the
Senate to the fact that Senator Seward and
Lord Lyons were talking together on one
of the sofas in the rear of the senator rial
desks. There never has before been offered
such insult to q foreign minister, and
Lord Lyons, very properly, abruptly with
drew from the Senate hall, and | presume
will never return there MS long it is dis
graced by such occupants rs Wigfall.
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OF 1860
EBOSEK NM TEFtKS ffF H%E5 RE

EBOSkgH BROTHERS K.EV.E RE-
n q ceived their stock of SPRING AND SUM
MER DRY GOODS, and respectfully invite the
aiies of Evansville and surrounding country 60
call and examine. Their assortment Of SILK and
FANCY DRESS GOODS cannot be surpassed by
any house in the City.
staple goods, such rs CalicOcs, Ginghams, brown
and bleached Muslins, AMI sheeting, heavy stock
OF Straw Goods, ladies' misses, and chidrens Hats,
&c. Their stock If Spring Shaws, Dusters, Man
tiliHs, and Lace Points is complete; aud in fact
everything connected with retail Dry Goods store
can he found at ROSBR BROTHERS.,
miar27 No. 30 Main street
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eTEl.s. It4.N'sAo y; IN lxI.AAl-

WE enced Nurse aud female Physician, presents
to the attention of mothers, her
SOOTHING sYRUP,
for Ch1dre, Teet4ipy, which greatly facilitates the
process of Teething, by softening the gums, redu-
cling all inilammaiion-wiH aay all pain and
spasmUdic action, and is SURE TO REGULATE
THE BOWELS Depend upon it, mothers, it will
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ps5-Agents in all the principal Cities and Towns
"f the Unon.-aa
LOSSES PROMPTLY PAIDi

b2 Applications received, policies issued and
newed, aud all business pertaining TO the agency
promptly attended to-
Also applications received for Life Insurance, in
the Ajtna Life Insurance Co, of Hartford, Conn
Capital and surplus over $2On,UOO.
JOHN w. NAXSEN, Agent
re- Office, corner Of Main and Second Sts, over
Thompson's Drug Store.
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PubIic Speaking.

Col. HENRY S. LANE, Opposition nomi-
nee for Governor has authorized the follow
ing, amongst other, appointments in South
ern Indiana. He will address the people on
the political questions Of the day, at the fol-
LOWING places and times:
Rome Tuesday, April Gath, at 2 o'clock
p. NJ.
Cnnelton, Wednesday, April 25th in the
evening.
Rockport, Thursday, April 2Gth, at p. NJ.
Ne'cJurgh, Friday, April 27th, at ? p. NJ
EUans0itte, Saturday, April 28th, nj an
hour to he announced hereafter
M Vernon, Monday, April 30th at 2
Pm.
Neao Harmony, Tuesday, May lst, Al
p. NJ.
The people, without respect to party, are
cordially invited to attend these meetings.
Newspapers in the aforementioned pla-
ces are requested to aid the cause of free
discussion by copying so uuch of the above
as applies to their respective localities.
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= fsf.f.V'fIE TO SIZE .HO-N'k =
GlM IIittrnIn Brothers paying twenty 1.-TWO
and half cents, current money, for Spanish and
Mexican quarters. feb7
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THs TooTHAcHE.-"M Ny dear friend, -
said H, % can cure your toothache in
ten minutes"
How how p inquired [. g Do it, in
fifty ??
Instantly, said he; .. have you any
alum p
ayes"
Bring it, and some common salt.
They were produced. My friend pulvtr-
ized them, mixed them IN equal quantities,
then wet small piece of cotton, causing
the mixed powder to adhere, and placed it
i'll my hollow tooth.
''There," said he, 4" il that does not cure
you | will forfeit my head. You tell this
to every one, and publish it everywherc.-
The remedy is infIll:ble
1t was as lie predicted. On the introduc-
ton of the mixed alum aud salt, | expert
enced sensation of GOODNESS, which grad
ually subsidized, and with it--alum and salt
II cured the torment of the toothache.-
MntdeDlle Reader
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TO YOUR INFANTS,
Relief AND HEALTH


give rest TO yourself, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS,
We have put up and sold this article Co over
ten years, and can say, i'm confidence and r..
of it, what we have Cor been able say OF any
other medicine mover sshas il failed, in siusie
Instance, to effect a cure 8whcn timely used. New
did know an in stance of dissatisfaction
10y any who Hsed it. ssOn the contrary, all are
delighted with its opera sstOns and speak in terms
of highest commeuda SStiOn of its magical ci-
fects and medical virtues. 1--WE speak in this matter
'whai do know" af ester ten years experience,
and pledge Feputa Stiuu for the fIlfiinent Of
what here declare. ssIn almost every Instance
where the infant is sUf- sl-riIg from pam and ex-
haIIstOn, relief will lie EOund in Is ~ minutes
after the Syrup is admin 1ister0d
This valuable prepare StlOn is the prescription
of one of the most cXpc Srienced and y X III fu1
Nurses in New England, sand has been used with
never falling success in ssthOusstnds of cases.
1t not only relieves .~the child from PAIN but
inyi Sorates the stomach and bowels, cOrTects acid
ity. aud gives tone and Sseneriy TO the whole sys-
tenn 1t i'll almost IN stantly relieve Gripping
in the Bowels and Wind EColic, and overcome rou-
WILSON'S, which if not speedily remedied, end
in death We believe 1t > the best and snresf
edy in The world, in all seuscs Of Dysntery and
Diarrhea in Children whether IL arises from
teethn. from any other cause We wonld
say to every mother who has a child VI ring
from any one ct the foregoing complaints, do NOT
let your prejudices, the pr udices of uthars,
stand between your suffering child aud the relief
shat viii be surc-yes, absolutely surr--to follow
the OF this medicine il timely used.
Fuil directions for using Will accompany each
bottle. None genuine unless the fac-simile Of
gu RTfS " PERKINS, Now York. is on the ont
side wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world. Priu
cpal office, No - Cedar street, New York.
Price p cts. a bottle 1anl3-dWly.
KELLER 4 WHITE, Agents, Evansville, lnd.
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an rows pE.ERE sT.FRCH-.TEST

81 received per steamers sam Kirkman and Ida
HIayfoi all cooking aud laundry purposes, guaran-
i,.Ii equal t. any made For sale the trade in
lots Ia suit purchasers, by ) E. GILBERT d Co,
InarIi No. Sycamore ST.
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q IS-EET R0T.FTOEsL5 ~ UsH.
~ Receiving at +. REDMONDS.


Sole ProprietOrs,
janl 50 Leonard St n y
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WHEELER & WILSON'S

EEI9E OREER 70 THE PUBL4 &
~ Wheeler & Wilson's Improved Sewing Ma
chine at reduced prices, with increased confidence
in it, merits the best and most reliable family
sewing machine now in Ii Sews equally well
II thickeSt thinest fabrics; makes the lock
stitcn impossible unravel, with the essential
j,v;ln tage of being alike both sides. forming
ridge or chain the under side; Is simple in con-
str9ction, more speedy in movement, and more
durable thsa:l any other machine. We give full III
srructions to enable the purchaser To 1rdin4fy
seams, stitch, hem, fell, quilt gather bind, aud
tuck, all on the same machine, and warranted ior
three years.
Wa also keep on constantly hand full assortment
of Singers machines.
Circulars containing testimonials OF the above
machines, from persons Of the highest standing
East and West giving prices, &c, will be furnished
gratis, ON application in person OF By letter.
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