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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-01

and in many instances ruined, by the ex-
cessive and continued drouth. The un.
planted cotton crops have suffered some
from the same cause. The change OF the
moon, to which many looked for change
in the weather, has come and gone, and
the same parching drouth continues. The
moon has lost caste among her votaries,
decidedly. ~
We understand that three men were
stricken down by the heat in Little Rock,
and all died.
Fsre.-We regret to learn (says the
Van Duran Press of the l3th) thai the
residence and out-houses of Mr.. J. Foster,
who resides on Lees Creek in this county,
were yesterday entirely consumed by fire.
AEonsiderab quantity of wheat was also
ccrsumed. Mr.. Foster and family were
abxenf and we are informed that every
1l2nsg contained in his dwelling was con-
(lf the crops in Phillips county, the
4H3enas Shield says:
a Never since l847, say the knowingmen
ll6{ CDR county, has there been such pros
0fsibr an abundant corn crop4at present.
eE6ffon also lqo1 Very Promising, and
Here is no teiN gsRhould tie Rowing
HOP escape blight, rust, orofliss ainity,
~ Il amount wilrbe raised insthe Is
81 less than q bale (of 400 lbs eight
fi Tie acre a. al average AZ tc sshe ther
~ amounk xah be saved Of course de-
- very mich upon the cIlaractef Of
tdpnn ~ easiy whit "a Il
ssoySS 7sSziios,SsdI n rs-.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-01

Es The applicants for the position of Teachers
in the various departments of the Public Schools
In this city, will bear in mind that an Examination
will take place on Saturday next 4th instant at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, at the Washington School House.
on Washington street. Those interested will,
therefore, not fail to be in attendance.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-01

Abolitionjsts Hung-.The Navarro
(Texas) Express of the 21st inst, sszgs
that an abohtionisss@as caughtsat Eqrt
Worth, who had iast distributed ifsy
guns and fifty six-shooters among The
negroes. Another msnwas arrested IN
Parker county for similar act. Both
men were hung.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-01

IT. The meeting announced for Saturday even
ing last at the Carroon Hotel, in this city, for
special purpose, notwithstanding the outside efforts
and city announcements, proved a----------
The people choose to think and act for themselves
and why should they be dictated to by disappointed
office.seekers of defunct organiZations2
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-01
CITY OF CARROLLTON:
AUGUST 4, 1860

~ In our paper to-day will be found the pro-
ceedings of our City Council at thsir last session.
held on the 25th, instead of the 18th of July as
heretofore stated We at the same time invite
special attention to them.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-01
DIED /:

20 aSNt DIED:
In this City, Saturday morning last, at q
quarter to IL o'clock MARIA CAROLINA
BERTHA daughter of Nina Mailer and E. F.
Schmidt, aged two months and seven days.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-01
Rates OF Advertising:

All Advertisements will be charged 81 Gone dollar
sk per square of TEN LINES OR LESS, for the first,
and City cents for each subsequent insertion.
AL Communications on personal matters, If admit
ted will be subject to DOUBLE the above rates,
and must, invariably, be paid for in advance OF
their publication.
Advertise ments inserted by the month or for
longer period, will be charged according to the
rates one square of ten lines, Cor less) one
month "a TWO months. Sc; and for
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-01
Term. Of the Newspaper /:

VOLUME III, of the "Carrollton Sun" VIII begin
on the sd June, instant it will be Printed as
heretofore on good type and fair paper, and
issued to Subscribers at Goc dollars per volume
Of lO4 numbers, If paid for before the close Of
the volume; if paid for IN ADVANCE or before
the close Of the first haf-voune of 81 num-
- bers four dollars will be received for the entire
volume ; but if not paid before the end OF the
full volume of lO1 numbers, str aolIars WILL IN
all instances, be requird
10 Subscription will be received for a less term
than the volume, unless paid for IN ADVANCE
and 80 stated at the time the paper will not
be discontinued until all arrearages are settled,
unless the publisher should choose to do 80.
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THE MONUMENT TO THE SIGNERs The COM
mlssoners nom the original thirteen States have
Fixed upon the site for the proposed monument in
Independence Square, Phi .adelpha They Sc
lected the centre of the square, midway from the
south steps OF the State House, and midway be
tween Fifth and Sixth streets beiny on tbe mi
walk The law allows them sixty feet square
The Commissioners have ado pied an address 10 the
Legislatures Of the original thirteen States stating
mat ihe monument will cost not over 100 OOO
and That the sums contributed by the State> shall
De In proportion to the number Of Representatives.
IN Congress Of each; that the material shall be
granite, and the design distinguished for simpli-
cHy Ihe monument will De constructed Is
TO admit Of appropriate inscription u,,on i, nv
each Of the original Stites Ii the Necessary leois
lation can be obtained prior to tie 9TH Of July.
IcoI, the Commissi oners rec Ommend that that lay
De SCI apart for the laying Of the corner stone
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" me postmaster at Capon Springs is aatLo-
I-Leo Dy ,he department to engage contractor to
carry the mails daily, except Sunday, during the
watering season, between that office and Stras-
@ similar arrangements are authorized at III.
other principal summer retreats
U-In order to defray the expenses conSeousu,
on the anticipated visit of the Prince of " aIes
me Common Council Of st. Johns, New Bruns
WICK, have resolved 20 levy tax Of / $50 ON Nh.
cltizens, to be levied on those who nav a To- ~
rs and upwards. ~ "
HIN Portland, Maine. they have an oflcs,
styled the "Truant oficer.' whose dutv =. NJ,
name imports, Is to arrest all truaDts from tn
school during school hours and conduct them r.
their duties. 'A0'ii "
=. IL MI Lincoln Stetson, who was on board
tne nrst American ship that ever visited Janan-
tue MargafeCis still living in Salem The trf1
N,;n maze IN loCo He is So years old, and i,
SILL vigorous and hearty.
III Is said that some of the Young men NJ
New York are beginning to initiate the styIe n
Japan dress We presume their clothes are d
H A German of Cincinnati lately met bor
vault. A"'o Pf4'S
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THE EVENING STAR.

FRoN CALIFoRNIA The overland mail with
San Francisco advices Of May 18th, has arrived
at Springfield, Mo and furnishes the following
summary OF news
SAN Francisco, May 2s-The Pony Express
with 81 Louis dates OF May 90 is due at Carson
Valley this morning, but, on account of Indian
hostilties on the route for 300 miles beyond that
point, IL was feared the express had been cut of
The last express lett here on the 25th, but we
are not yet advised whether it passed the danger
Gus portion OF the route OF It's way eastward
During nearly all Of the past week il had rained
necessarily, and so little business was done 1t is
difficult to tx quotations No article has Improved
in value within ten DAYS, and II Is generally be-
Ieved that business viii open this week with a
declining market The weather is now pleasant,
and no doubt the dry season has commenced, as
the heavy rains have already continued unpre-
cedentedly late.
The accounts from Carson Valley Yesterday
27th, represented that about 800 Indians re-
manned In the vicinity Of Pyramid Lake, and
that 600 hunters under Col. e. Hayes, and 2UO
United States troops, under Captlin steward had
gone TO attack them in front and rear. We are
therefore in hourly expectation Of another letter
YREkA, May "a letter received from Little
Shasta River, May 25, contains the rumor Of In
dian difficulties Butler Creek. and says the In
dians have commenced hoStilities in good earnest
On the 2ed inst. they ran SIX men and six mules
to thsir camp, eig hteen Indians being in pursuit
Accompany is being formed in Yfeka for the
purpose Of Furnishing them
The Daily Evening Bulletin of May &c, says:
w w flnney, agent OF the Poney Express.
called upon US this morning and gave some sad
news respecting the perilons condition Of that en-
terprise He had just received dispatches from
Carson City, which state that the station at Simp-
sons Park was burned on Monday last II is sup D.
posed to have been the work of Indians"
The station-keeper and all the animals are vet
missing. Recently the Indians fired on two men
named Redman and Robinson, who Were con
Quoting freight train, severely wounding Rob
inson. Reduian escaped on one mule, leaving
the wagon on Simpsons Canon, and had arrived
at Smiths Greek. The despatch further informs
Mr. Finney that the man who came with the last
express from Reese River was forced, by fear of
Indians, to lay for thirty-six hours otherwise the
express would have arrived through TO Carson in
less than six days, and that though the express
leaving here on the loih had duly started on the
Peril6 Us journey, there no doubt as to wheth.
er the succeeding expressmen, with letters which
arrived here yesterday, would start
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IL Some years since, Lewis Wash ngton. a
IeidtYe OF the Gener2l, presented To the State Of
Virginia the lot Of land in Westmorsland county
on which stood the house in which the Father Of
bis Country first saw the light of day This was
done with view Of having the spot marked bv
some suitable monument by the Sat r. y
he Governor and Secretary of State visited tn.
spot In order to examine the present condition of
tue birthplace of Washington " II is proposed
70 nave tue ground, about an acre, enclosed and
. railway made TO 1t Ii lies on the Potomac i've
monument will be put up to designate the SPOT
A piece Of the hearth-stone of the ancient edfGce
(Perhaps the only remaining relic) is now in the
State Capitol at Richmond
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1.-THE ZOuave Cadets, a military cornnanv
from Chicago, contemplate shortly visit 10 tLs
Eastern Cities They Will bring with them a
olne ana DUN Uniform, French ChaSseur uniform
and the brilliant red breeches and Fez csD nm
form They claim to be the best drilled corps In
the United States. They drill in the Zouave tar
TICS ABOUT -FOUR hours every merninS, and each
private carries load Oftwenty five po1nds wei hi
In his knapsack to acquire endurance AGAINST z :
ngue A challenge made by the com pany 10 drilI
with any In the country. has been accepted Inv
ZOuaVe company IN New Orleans and il is stated
Louis 81 -
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hRRIVALS At THE BOTEIS

WlLLARDS' .HOTEL-T King. Ga. n 10
s@t6. d. hS atSw;s 20; W. w Oxygen Pei
IsIt 81 Me- Brown. Cana; Clemo, DO; K Far
Sanr sc p, EIi pryf0od, do; SaLdy, do; +
n; T Gay Ky; II Eeis:on, d Do: ku1i: kPo 30
Eess 90; n Myers, DO; 6 M1rTeil and adj; AZ
Tracey, Ny;G HIVES, va; ITG a@mT,sP "a; Mrs =
ss. and 10y do da Mis. B.l PSI d. o. Mass. Ba
~ WW 6ordoR DO; III Gesdon, do; Il Jofnsa5I' 81
Mo- n IEom Is NY; IT Rogers, Do i GTosnsn
seT%.Es Pa IA Ms cayeader, DO; Tstem NJ:
Douglas DO; Mss RoS S S9dG n! yS; IS
sqa "a Il {, Jones Nd aaItn AID daus htsr
w DaIraooth, do; do; w N Richsrsonl.i l Va' DO;
EHs IA \. HOTEL--CG GaIszic, Ind; NV
W6feisy. - OI B;s IL; NY y Ms!T 4. IshR;
r. rh9mps3G Meh N H6imss I nI,;msTtp' Pom;
so3IS ,,b M1SsI w "a lin, IL; Share. Mo; Jobr
Mas Evans ny 6'Bri isa 3D. ssSSih nit,
Vo-6a1ES aad Ia ID; MaTRshall sanIora,-; JW
M STSnt LS; t. sEs'l Sc "; 1aIdn,
Boy g sy " Jones, H Md: O. va SaaieI, Texas;
Mad s' q W AI,sm,P BOYD; Ky; Moses Tar :, !,
sgiSs, Ny; John Mad4arri I Pa eslslKSyT' Berlin
kE"nS6n .al 5aA5ss MAJ &c, Welsh nj
BRoWNsHoTEL4-c Dupss. A pu,ss T.. I.
eide, SC aiss c Msiasr' C.; Davidson" ID
e Smith, NY; Bg VA, Md; i PtnRsGI,daI t BON
ws6 sIs'Tm ss' va Hsnnesys NY; BIZ sofum
zen 3 Cement Anderson. Tenn; % ousr
Ri fsekc Ny; III Mccoy, Md; W A Mooss. ks
" taiton, Nc; Martin an6i ,ady o; Sam
~ go; n Wsh6, Tenn; ChrIsty, Pa: u Abe.
II, Tex beck Ala; Metz, Tenn: SidweIi
n ~ Sole Ia; l. Etting, Va; IT Jones ana ~
.RiRKWoOD HOUSE Cbornsripv- N. w
Moran, MAekin. NJ Cornweli, Cameron A
HsSs. : V sham; Walaoe, C Hsnrce, j Tay lor.
mmeSdosnsn. IfIiten and fam, ri Woive ston. M
2ao1Ih,anm and daughter, u oek wood, pa; A
~ Va " N he z, Wis; Bake; Hadlsy, o; 8 IA
WASHINGTON UOI-sFc cl...oA N =,
h9ies, Ola ceck. q; Gran. w Hsymors AZ
t1n' laa, N bsrton, Martin, :; w p Lonis
e. liIfI'ga1s, fai ID Small and lady, Wis; ID Tuck
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Jos =. WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General and ORt
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMA MIS-

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMA NTs.
TO any of the lands within the townships and
OF t2i%IfhPs above enumerated required to es
a9d receiver of the proper land Office and make nay
hent thsreior as soon as practicable after seeing
tnls notic5, and before the dag appointed for tbe
commencement OF the public sal Of the lands EN-
bIHclng the tract claimed otherwise such claim
VIII Dc iOIlelteu JOS. :. WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
NoTE Under the regulations of the department
As heIeLolCre and now existing, pay menI can he
LhMs ioI alveruslEg ProclametlOns except 10 such
publishers a. are Specially authorized to eubish nv
the Carnmlssloner ofthe General Land Office.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HEADQUARTERS MARINE CORPS,
Ii QUARTERMkeTRR'S 0FFlcE.

WARRINGTON, I'd June, 1851
PROPOSALS FOR Flu al -Ssalsd Propossls
val be Ieeelyed at this ofios until 5 O'clock. m
Of SATURDAY the nh June instant, for snppiyins
Wood and Coal TO the United States Marinss sta
$50 TO the Scth June, 1851
said wood TO be otthe best usity oak SAT I'm a nd
the eeait be bsst quality white ash bro
zen aud screened and free from dust; and % weigh
z.0 pounds 70 the ton, all TO be measured weighed
pied aud delivered. at such times and In suuh
quantities, within the walls of the Marine Bar acks
as the comniandIng officer Of said station may
require, Tree OF Expense to the United states 10
all cases to be inspected and certified by ths wood
and coa inspector aid measurer for the district In
No md will he spIseI.11sd 'o aS1seu' =.
with the lanes OF two persons known to tins Office
as Suretles; or, II unknown certified by an officer
Euei Tor United states Marines. stationed Al
Washln2ton, ID u, and addressed TO
-. QRnrtsrBqdSt.r'S Office, y. s. III. CoTpS,
je6 tswtSlthIe Wo s6IaSsaz N n
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
rRIEsEmkR, 4, "a,

froilsisG BY Royal LsTIt'S Palssf az EEgldad, s4l
sfesrsi w tks Seals Of fkS EoOis ds PkaFwaets ds
PosiS, dsd fks IDlpaiGl COilsGs c| Msdiesss,
Tfssaa.
No. I 10 invaluable for exhaustion, SyertaAtsE-
rhRa, and all physics dlEsbilities,
No. , completely era6sc all traces Of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the nau
seOns and pernlclOus use OF oopavla and cabeb
No. hss entirely SUPP anted the injurious use OF
mercury, thereby lnsurinE 20 the sufferer speedy
relief, dlspersRs al Impurities, and roofing out the
venom Ofdlsease.
ThIESEsAk, NOss 1.2And 3 are prepared IL tie
form OF lo<engr, dsr~ld Of taste AID sIno4l, al
oan De earned y The NssteoG. pocket. Sold ias5a
GASES, and divided INTO separate sJseE as admins
tered BY VaPesu, .alietaSnd, Rorx, RIoOrd, dc.
Price SS each, or four osses for 50 which 80
and IN 80 cases, whereby there is saving OF O..
10 be had, wholesale 1ad retail, Of Dr. BARROW,
l9s Blocker street, fouT doors below MoDOGEHl
street. New York. immediately o. receiving q re
mttAnce, DIR. Barrow VII forward the Tnesemsr
20 any part OF the world, securely packed, and 40
dressed according 10 the Instructions Of the NritT.
Sold also BY Z. CALVERT FORD, Jr,, Wash
inEton. ID. G. detSm
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DR.. ]. BOVEE DoDs'

INF r hIAL YIN bITIEhS,
For Diseases oftRe kldneyE. Is addeT aud UnuAry
Organs. and especially for Female ObstructionE
lever fan 10 cure. and are warranted % give salts
elton.
CHARLES wIDDIFIELD CO,
frOprletors, - Will am St, New Work.
J. sCHWARZE
jeT1yr Agent WAshlnston. ID. &
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Ibst HOSPITAL,
Hes DtsscesTsf fks rsosf Cs-tgs-, Speedy. sHd =.
EGsef1al Rsrssfy a. ;.s VOID.
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IIPRUnENCi
LIT NO ExLsF DELTCsCY PREVENT
APPLY IMMED ATELY.
A CURE HARRAHTET, on 30 CHARGE,
IN IRON ONE TO TWo DAYS.
v..ss.,. q a. E.sl ,e.r,s Af.su.us .fts, Ele.sy
pssr,. ssr.ss.s.... D,.P.Ss, "a ssss Los sy; Ca
sssu % iasIs PAPu.ton = hs 'sf riidy, Tr.ut "a
so.. sam, stseuss sfths LSngs, stoutee BsSst-
Y.ssH,... pr.s ifs sd Hs.srss,Ss Prssue.. .6.sa
Oar Msrrsf. apsss4ts snd fssrey ksts Rssy tsd AEe
Young EEE
st sSs as.scvs Is slt .heh annssy ss.sys .
snun.!, grs.s 81 Ssug Ma q IA
satraassd h.sniuF s.nstss vA sfssssHss
vsfsd ssstssJ tAs hsnf Tyre, cal VA ftl ss-l
dssss.
hA1kfHo rEAsoks.s f.Sas hsH tsoisGIisusI hsr
rage. bsi1E sv,Essf PAysssl ssssUsss, ssTsnis tssi
dssor@l.l'. tss st..ey ssi.s:
sssy eontds in his hsnsr GsuIsuaS shd ssnfesHJ Tf
vPss bis still az phyHciGn-
orFIcE Ne soprs rkrDEhlcIsrsE
lsh hand sds gs1g from Bsitmsr. s dssis isss
ths e.rnst fei Hst 70 'sssrrs saGs sss ssns'T Ls'a
Dr. gOuHfYOn,
ns.tsu .ftAs nsys Csisfs sfssrTssHs Iscdss SsadNi
iron ess Of the meet sminsni co.Ts' The United sis
and the greater part vhsss life has spent
ptAls Of Lender Psr Philadelphia and s..Nh.r, hsI q
t.et.d .os Of u, most s.on.hinG ssr.s that
.ssH s'..P gr.s, n.s':ssa,.. s'sg slsrn.a sssasa
tines VIA dsr.nEsmsni 81 mind, cured sdlsssE
TAXI PARTICULAR NOTICE..
fssaf h.n snd sh'rs Shs have islSrsd A.ms.'ss sy
ssrs- Prseues incSsto ga Nhsn Aonsa h-b frtqssliy
hsfnsd hSm svh esmPsHions, 81 a. scEss ,hs stseu
which piThty M SVsh When Iss.sp, snd " nst esF.a
readers m.iaF. imPo..sls, spd a..Irsy. ss s.ss al
s.sy sessls aPply i@usdistssy
sy early hsbis yoEh "a Wsaiusss on ~. H. -
!uh,. Pin sh' Essd Dnn.,s q sESJ Less q MSsss,
vDsreng itht Dsssu's FShsHsus Gsusrs Dsta,y
'MESTELLY."r t.sris .r.e...r IN, nina ,,,
be drssfsdLoss Of MsmOr, CoAfsssn Idss Dsrrss.s
Lors 81 ssiisds IiHiditJ ETC., o D..
NERVOUS DEBiLIrY-Yh.sslnds ssr s.w i.ds, x.,,
10 The eauss OF their declining hsah ssng vFsf AZ,
ssninG vssi, pale, snd la.gng snss
sPpsSFsnes seost hs syss eoEgh % syPtss e
DISEASES Or IMPRUDEsCE
when tAs mEggi0sd aBc .otsry II psassrs
be has ibib.d he sdI q ti psHfV d.ss. ,ss sss
happens sd or dread 81
s..sl a' tr0 spPyng . 80. VIE trSa .dseAtsn sae
Of eErng, tlsh bis pseEnisry s9bs:sHes ss.P han traf
Iainsd and in despair l.s,s han sih ruHas s.s 49,.
.' has gHlhng di.aPpOian'ht; b, Ii. Of thss a.sJ
t.rbl. d'ss. Et,enoa. q Ss Heart Thrss Meas.
tsn PrOsr.s.Es .lts frghtfsl rsPeity an d.sth ps
eses'srsd country from whoa. Tstsrn.
Dr. JoEksoEssEMEDY FoR ORGANIC vEAKsKss
h, frsat sns important I.msdy vssfn." Of n. srSsrs
" tPssaiy essd snd iS 'ifef tsstsrsc fhsssshts sas
nos nsrroas ana dseistse, We ssa lsst al hope
been iTnfasdistsly relieved.
Gs@aoas Les. q PrssT.sur. Pos.T R.rs... I,,,s.I,
Trembling cod Wsaknsss LEhAssusa eff f.sEf
ESDoRsEmExr or TEE rRrss
fkE MANY THOUSANDS eSr.d atthi' institssisH xisAs
ca op.rseas p.rssr%.d ~ D.. Jsaa.sS. :,
uPors1 Of the pAP.s and many shsr psrsOss
,ld.. his sanding s.nts@sn :. ehsrsst.T shd TssS.s
sllty ..eei.n; Tssr.nt.. 10 ths stistsd isn aiJ
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nR. J. BOVEE DOD'S
~ IMPERIAL WINE BTTTERS.

~ IMPERIAL WINE BTTTERS.
Are now being used from Name 10 the Great Sal
Lake, aui the universal verdict Of all who use
ITEM either As D7sdtcuts OF a. jecrgdge Is that
they are unsurpassed IA the worlo Dr. nods used
them successfully IN his practice for Is years before
We purchased OF him the cole mt to manufacture
and present them for sale % the public For the
cue OF lIei Fent Consumption, Indigestion, Dye
pepsla, Piles, Nervous nlsea es. FemAl e Con
plants, and al cases requiring tome they are BE-
Nond doubt most lLva luahle remedy. Aside ffon
their medicinal properties they are a PURE. whole
some and de,lghtfGi Beverage. producing sll tus
pleasant eAhile. atlng effects Of Brandy % Wine
without their Injurious results. set all friends af
humanity and al advocates OF Temperance assist
Us IN substituting these valuable Vegetable Bitters
Tor the T7fHfTGl p0fSoHX and 0fU2fsTdfsI LiqV or
With which the country is flooded, and thereby ef
fec ua ~ alH IN tan GhIEE disease and Dunkeness
from the land.
CHARLES wIDDIFIELD a CO.,
Proprletors, - William street, New YORK
j. SCHWARTZ. Agent,
WASHINGTON. ID, C..
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between Ellen str a Dsd ceptys sT, ,vs1rs

UetNccH Eueh stTeeI ahd OehtfhI aVenho.
None genuine unless her name ls blown on the
bottle aud her seal on the oork.
D~Price 8 per bottle, SIX bottles for IS.
Wholesale Agsnt. X. :. T.. CIssEL,- Druggist,
GeOTg etOvn, ID. G, Wholesale Agent for the Die
tz0t and viii supPJ the trade ~ my prices.
mar n Or
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT. TO ALL
~ JNDyaNYF9a 81 81 G 6 : Snrcorr,,

IL IL well known that an tie Spring people are
more apt 20 contract disease than a. any othsT
perlOdi ano u ~ equally wsii-knOEn hat the Way
20 yard OF disease IL 10 keep the bisOc pure, fJT
AL the a. tst flesh 10 heir 20, arse FROM ImOuri-
y OF The blood, the main spring Of our existence
u Is, theretOre, important % 81 that tie system
should be thoroughly oieansed and purified, and
nus can pc done IN the mOet etsctual way by Uslnf
MRS W, COA'S INDIAN FhGETABLf DE-
ClDCTION, the best remedy discovered for the cure
nsm, Nervous Debility, FeverG Of different kinds,
DyspepsJ, Liver Comp hlnt, and al other diseases
Arising from imPuflfy VI the blond. lt tSs effected
the most remA. kstHe eCre9, can be shown b.
numerous ceruhcates from persons OF the highest
respActablllty. and is recommended by ali who
have u.s. d II "a the most Invaluable remedial agent
Of the day.
IL Is sold by all the Druggists Of Baltimore
AID at the residence Of the PROPRIETOR
MRS n. COX,
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~ swIRDLIN6 QUACKs.
SAUTlON !-Quscks; -HIeir BoOts, Coroials,
Buchu,. Hospitals, Instruments OF Rlnss-shun
them al, and, III disposed 20 profit bt my experenss,
write for my private Circular on
SPEkMATORkhlEAi-I Its CURE.
With stamp enclosed, address, In perfect oonf
dence your friend, 9 former sufferer, merely sspu
soriblns Box I1o, Chxrlsstovn, Masa.
Ia Ia IA WV
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NEW ORLEANS
I'M T1RII DAYS
WITH THE
CHOICE OF THREE ROUTES.
A9 III - .: E

ALL RAIL ROUTE, VIA
Orange and alexandria Railroad
TO LYNCHBURG:
Virginia and Tennessee,
East tennessee and Virginia,
East Tennessee and Georgia,
Nashville and CHATTANOOGA,
Memphis aRd Charleston,
Mississippi Central,
Netc Orleans and Jackson,
TO NEW ORLEANS!
MEMPHIS ROUTE:
Memphis By RAJ, thenca by First class Packets 10
New Orleans.
MONTGOMERY AND MOBILE ROUTE:
Montgomery BY Ran, thence to Mobile by First
class Packets. Mobile TO New Orleans by
Lake Steamers
TWO DAILY TRAlNS-SUNDAYs INCLUDED
Leave Washington at q. IN and p. IN.
The Steamer GEORGE PAGE leaves her wharf
foot of Seventh street at 60 =: m. and Sd m. and
connects at Alexandra with the Orange ard Alex
andria Trains for the Southwest
observation-disclosures avenue, corner Of Sixth st.
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10 000 GALi.oNs CHAMPAGNE AND
the attention Of the public to our arg and well ss
lse e stock OF Champagne aud Crab ppls Cider,
sold on reasonable terms m order 10 ms ks ~ ~, uo
Tor our sprinsstock. Give as q cal a. the
1a ss Union Bottling Depot,
les No. 81 Green st.. GeOrg efowu