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PRESENTS FOR THE JAPANEsE-Mr Heart the Of.
ficient and worthy Superintendent of the public-
printing, has had prepared, under the direction of
the Secretary OF State, for the Japanese Embassy
four complete sets of the Pacific Railroad SURVEYS
the Gls expedition, Col. Emory's reports and
Perry's Japan-eight volumes in ALL This fine
and creditable collection of our public documents
mas been handsome y bound and will make a hand
some present Indeed, there is general desire,
both on the part of the officials and of private ci-
zens, to make them bountiful return for the pre-
sents which they brought.-Nat. LnteLigeneer.
The FoREsr Divorce CAsE.-In the Supreme
Court of New York city on Saturday last, in the
case of Catharine N. Forrest Us. Edwin Forrest it
was ordered that the report of the referee be con-
nrmed and that defendant pay to the United States
Trust Company of New York, for the use of the
plaintiff, the sum of $35, ,593-beiug the amount
adIudged by the Court to be due on the report of
the referee; and the further sum of S966 SO for
costs, disbursements, and interest thereOn-mak-
ing IN all the sum of 1886, ,559.9S, for which sum
hnal Judgment was this day entered in the Clerks
Ihe following are the names given by the par
ties arrested at Washington on Sunday morning.
supposed to be Baltimore rowdies come down TO
take part, in their peculiar way in the Mayoralty
election of yesterday: Isaiah Stewart, j. X Elder
kin, j. Dinsmore, II. Marshall, Charles Bobeth,
Augustus Murdoch, w. Higgins, and G. johnson
Henry NJ Phillips, who was rendered the COM
missionership under the treaty with Paraguay, has
notified the President of his declension.
The Democracy of Philadelphia friendly 10 the
nomination of Mr.. Douglas, will hold meeting in
that city tonight,
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New York Bank Statement.
New YORK, June 4.-The weekly Bank statement
shows decrease of $3lS, 900 in loans; an increase
of ST. 900 in specie; decrease in circulation of
$52000 and an increase in deposits of $l,257,OOO,
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ton, James Corner Sons IL pkgs. mdse trc sugar
bbl. molasses, J. Henderson 4 Co; Dbl. sugar do
pecans, cases mdse Hall & Loney; 25 hhds tobacco
Gunher Rodewald SO boxes do Warwick Frck & Il an
hhds sugar, 2bhls mOasses Geo. S. Harrson boxes
caret, Dinsmore Kyle; case mdse Gail N Ak. hoy
do, Foard Rogers; pkgs. do, s. P Thompson & Co
4 do. do, Munsen, Thomas Il Co; IL do do F. W
Bruno N Sons; do. do, Duer, Thomson K Co. & do
tobacco, c. D. De Ford & Co; bbls whiskey Norris
Caldwell Co; $50 bags Almonds MILL Laws 4 Moore:
4 puns whskey, Knox Il Co. bbls. brandy, Jas Cor
ner Sons; pkgs. mdse., McConkey & Parr; do do .
Armistead, Riggs & Co; do do, c. r. Hardesty;
cask wine, l.. Merceret; 16i bdls hides B Deford &
sons; 30 bbls. whskey, Poumairat & McCully; / trc
sugar o. bbls do, do mOlasses pkgs. mdse. Neale
iarris Co.. l5 pkgs oil, 81 do. mdse., 20 hhds.
bacco, sundry persons
MISUNDERSTANDING Thos. Stoann-34O boxes cop.
per ore, d. keener; 6. do. mdse., Jas Fisher Sons
80 bales cotton, j. l.. GLENN; 0 do rags Wheelwright
Nudge CO.; horses, 93 pkgs. mdse sundry persons.
BosToN-MedmlShip Jpian JenkiRS-24O bbs mack
erel so do herring SO boots and Shoes sundry
persons.
BosTON.-Bdrk H1dIey.-145 bags coffee HYATT &
Stump II boxes hops, David F. BuZby; 2i doz shoyes
Anderson Bcos; IS bags linseed, T. Il J. NJ Smith; 25
cases domeStics, Mills, Mayhem & CO.. Is bbs dyewoods
bales mdse, Turnbnll, Sade & Co. casks mdsc order
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN
BREMEN-Ship Ferdinand-S19 hhds tobacco SO tons
ogwood 562 bbs rosin, 103 bags coffee tons sassaras
root 200 bags bark SO bbs apples; q bbs potash ca
ses wearing apparel, 2,40O hhd slaves $50 pipe do
JAMAIcA-ketch EHd.-66l bbIs -four 200 bbls corn
meal $50 bags corn, 100 de- rice $50 bls pork 20
hams, 10 bbls oil 300 kegs lard do butter 900 boxes
candles % bDS beef, II tins crackers bbls ~ T. rum
quarter cask wine cases omestics Is boxes tobacco
~ boxes herring, bbls. hams, so do. bread.
For Shipping Intelligence, see 4th page
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BOARD OLE TRAnE

Con'miiist oj Arbtirdton for the month of .June.
W. T. WALTERS
GEO. F. WEBB, ITHOS GOODwIN
HENRY WEHRHANE, G II REESE
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AaTEEEqH F HGtsEsg TE RgRc Nds j. ass
Tege iTte 6 t SS Gesn md tFeG
;.,,w JOHNSTON bE0faERs 3 co, Bank rs,
ROSEWOOD, MAHOGAM{ IND WALNUT
5AISSR, POPLAR PLANK AND fNSERs II
CHERRY, ASH,
vARNISH IRISH GI UE
PIANO AN hS6 * cRBiShf RbifE'aF fiT MAKERS,
,,,,n,, Jso- rs; %5I;5glAEs & H., y 81 CO.
s H RTs'
ySb1, ySMldRoggb 81 ogbse gS4
IN SUPERIOR STYLE,
2S6
LONDON Any AND S'f.s ffARis CUFF,
Stitched, Woyrn, Embroidered, Corded, and Marsees
DoSoAS' '09 GENTs sSfRsh FURNisaNG ffa EEif GOODS
a5 Ensi;3 E1snf HOSE Silk
BRAWERs; Kid, Six, Thread ie Beaver and Dog SKIN
An TIES, sCARFs AND CRAvATs,
at moderate coNsTaBnRp aa% Sn,IfR pWTeHsfL WALKER
my2s1r l55 Baltimore St, opposite the Museum
Z; A. Q. BAUGHER RETIRES FROM OUR
aal timoGei ih inSs 1s PAY pa ,aco TIERNAN SON
oVkAHs i,f, ai y HOOKAHS When in the
to naEe ass Re e spnnn becomes so
the GkkisTP isfPFS %EfFRR EffisR PfPP is P%der hea
Is csoied and eyIsSn IN passiog through water
the tobacco floating the water after hnps OF o OF
Nevertheless the smoke retains its natnrai pipe
large and beautiful assertment for sale low t
SuIhoS POPULAR CORNER
je2tfr 1S5A Baltimore street cornsr TN ;,h,
OFFICE HOWARD FIRE INSURAACE CONE
OPANY, Baltimore, June Ist, ls6O-The President ana
Directors Of the Howard Fire Insurance Company of Rsi
more have this day declared DIVIDEND OF TEN pEP
CENT. on The Capital Stock of the Company. BY order
jest q HARLAN WILLIAMS Secretarv
ID G III M O N d LOU r.
gls0 barrels of the j. Brummel brands, just arrived
and warranted to keep in climate For sale to
suit purchasers at manufacturer prices, by
GEORGE WARNER,
Agent for man nufacturers,
l62 South Eutaw eet
repaired to contract for cargoe the above celebra
ted brand deliverable either in this city or Richmond
the most reasonable terms my3l-tfr
AFFICE OF SPRINGFIELD MINING COM
" PANY, BALTIMORE, May 29th, Is6O,-A DIVIDEND
OF SEVEN CENTS PER SHARE will be paid at this Office
or after WEDNESDAY, the 9Th Of June, to the Stok
'~~-i - r. NORRIS, Ja,
mysQdHJ Treasurer
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RYE FLOUR, PLASTER, CEMENT, &c.
100 BBLS. CHOICE SUPER FLOUR
100 do do. RYE FLOUR
100 TONS SOFT LUMP PLASTER
1900 BBLS. RoSENDALE CEMENT
GOO BBLS. CALCINED PLASTER
Just received and for sale in lots to suitbv
CARR, GIESE Il co,
myZS-ur 81 Sptar's wharf
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News from Mexico and the Rio Gsrande.
NEW ORLEANS, June 2.-The steamship Austin
mas arrived from the Brazos, 10Th ut with S54 900
in specie. conducta with one million and half
OF Mexican dollars had left Zacatecas for Tampico,
to be shipped thence to New Orleans and England.
brownsville advices state that Cortinas fingers near
the Rio Grande, and that there were fears of an
attack on the American side
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The CoM1NG OF THE PaINcE.-The London CORES
nondent of the New York Herald says:
49,, nrsnaration is being made for the depar-
ture i of the Prince of Wales The fleet will leave
ON The 18th of July and will consist of five ships of
war. On their outward course they will stop at
NawfonndIand and Halifax, and then proceed to
0uebec. In a conversation which l had yesterday
with gentleman high in office, and who will com
pose one of the Princes retinue, was informed
that the Prince would most positively visit New
York Regret was, however, expressed that the
mated from higher body than New York Alder
men, but the names of the parties who signed the
petition was guarantee that the respectable por-
tiOn supported the invitation. The English people
feel rather hurt that the President Congress has
not invited Prince who is heir to the throne of
Great Britain.
The artesian we'll at Columbus, Ohio, asreached
the depth of 2,S44 feet.
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:" here We have on hand an assortment of
P FNT
DOUBLE SOUNDING-BOARD
PI A n O S.
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS
ALSO
a fine assortment of
PRINCE Il CO.'S MELODEONS
~ SECONDHAND PIANOS.
NEWMAN, BRO. g. SONS
NJ 'EACT0RY-CORNER OF LOMBARD AND ORE
GoN STREEFS. myl6-tfr
CARPETING.
OIL CLOTHS
JOHN TURNBULL,
242 BALTIMORE STREET,
HAS NOW IN STORE
49, - 4 L1RGE ASSORTMENT OF
TAPESTRY,
BRUSSELS,
aPLI,
and VENETIAN
WHITE AND CHECK ED MATING,
~ the celebrated Gowqua and other brands,
from Canton.
OIL CLOTHS
New patterns and styles Vccall particular attention
the Marquety Floor Oil Cloths, made expressly
in this market
The above offered wholesale aud retail at low prices
apt 2mr
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE
C0ASTWISE.
NEW ORLEANs,-Schy. Mary Clinton,-1e4 bales cot.
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VIENNA, May l9.-An impression prevails here
that there will be very serious disturbances in En-
ropean Turkey in the course of the summer; but 7
learn from Bosnia Serai and Belgrade that there ia
for the moment no great danger of an insurrection
on the part of the Christians. About three months
ago the Russian Prince Dolgorowski went to the
n h7erZegrovne and Bosnia, in order to see whether
the Turks continued to oppress and ill-treat the
Christians, and he speedily acquired the conviction
that the Hat-Houmayoum of 1856 was dead let
ter in both provinces. The Prince expressed his
sympathy for the unfortunate Rayahs, ard strongly
advised them to ask for the protection of the Gar
The advice taken, and the petitions of the Bos-
nian Christians were forwarded by way OF Bel
grade to st. Petersburg. On the receipt OF the
documents Prince Gortschakoff showed them to the
of the Powers which were parties
to the treaty of 1885, The English, Austrian, and
Prussian Ministers were reserved, but the Duke of
Montebello declared that the Powers were bound
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The Washington Municipal Election.


PHILADELrHIA, June "A large and enthusiastic
douglas meeting was held here tonight at Concert
Hall: Ex-Mayor Vaux, assisted by numerous vice
presidents, including Edwin Forrest, presided. One
of the resolutions adopted declares it to be the dutv
OF the Baltimore Convention, before proceeding to
ballot, to adopt rule requiring each delegate to
support the nominee, the only condition upon
winch they can be admitted to participate in the
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MrLLEDGEyILLE, June A caucus of the Nation
al Democrats have determined to operate with
the General Convention assembled here so long as
there is hope OF national organization being
preserved. In the event that delegates are sent to
Richmond. or platform adopted different from
that adopted at Charleston, then the National Dem
ocrats will quietly organize separate Convention.
In the latter event the Charleston platform will be
adopted and delegates be sent to Baltimore. The
general impression is that majority of the dele
gates will favor sending delegates to Richmond and
baltimore. Those in favor of purely Richmond
delegation are regarded in minority; and those
In favor of purely Baltimore delegation in the
same fix. Harmonious results any way are very
uncertain Perhaps the difficulty will be adjusted
oy sending delegates to Baltimore with authority
to consult with the Convention at Richmond.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

- HAVANA MAR RKETS-[Per steamer Cdhdrba at New
fotkl-HAvANA, May 30.-The sugar market of the
past week had been quite active in shipments fprevous
@ P@a1cnasers Buyers coming forward more freely.
W. - quoted at 81 to SH reals. Stock hand at Ha-
vana ana Matanzas 29 600 boxes which makes it about
bs ~ less ess 'hah last year at date Freights have
yionsI active without attaining the high rates pre-
IaU 80 snen Exchanges-London, sixty days sight,
do Ns premium; .n New York, sixty days sight, to
leans sixty da1s 'fee ss days sight ~ to do New Or
eight days sight 2x to do The Csba,vTa Eau fea
1924 900 in Mexican silver N"'a"" va mas y" 'feisn'
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BAD Law BUT Coon JUsFIcE.--Squife
T. loves Justice, and any luckless wight
who is about 10 be swindled need only
apply to him, and the proper redress
will come. lie sometimes takes the law
in to his own hands, in order that even
handed justice may be meted, On one
occasion Mr. A. a merchant, sued b. a
countryman, who had but Just attained
his majority, for the sum $40 rs, which
3. had promised two years before
to pay, in consideration of suit of
clothes. A lawyer was employed for tho
defence. The case came to trial; the
purchase and price were fully proven,
and the case was submitted SO far as the
plaintiff was concerned. 3. Is lawyer then
rose:
''lf it please the Court, my client was
a minor at the time he purchased the goods
was not in tho habit OF trading and trafti-
cing..for himself; and therefore claims the
protection Of the ststuta in such case
made and provided"
The Squire looked at the lawyes, then
at his client, and turning upon the de-
PENDANT. asked,
''B. did you buy these goods from Az
''Yee. sir, l did, said the youth
'Were the goods worth $40 75F
did You ever pay for themf''
II did not" was the response.
"Did you agree TO pay $19 IS or
them?''
II did. sir; but -
''No butts about it; you must pas it'll
give Judgement against you ss the
amount, interest and costs. By blood
yoss skaet plead infancy IN a.y C6est!''
3. paid the whole amount.
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Observation-Disclosures,

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS,
JEW ELRY, &c.
TIRE subscriber has just laid in new and
l. beautiful assortment of goods in his line,
such as
Ciarionets, Flutes, Flageolets,
Eifes, Violins' Guitars, Spanish GSnitars..
Together with all the materials in connection
with the various Musical Instruments. Also,
Base and Kettle Drums, Drum Heads, &c.
also, Nanuesi !nstfnments'9I all kinds, such
an assortment of new and beautiful Jewelry,
Watches, &C., all of which will be sold on the
most reasonable terms. b KAYTON,
fe 27-ly No } West Main street.
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CATARACT
WASHING MACHINE.


CLOTHING, TIME, AND LABOR SAVED
INDISPENSABLE TO HOUSEK EEPERS.
F'FIE most simple, economical, and durable
L article ever offered to the public to allevi-
ate the discomforts of wash.day.
DESCRIPTION.
1t consists of metal cylinder, with ribs on
the inside, and an interior cylinder of wood,
with ribs. There is space of from b to in
ohes between the two cylinders. One crank
turns both cylinders at the same time in oppo-
site directions, rapidly creating suds, forcing
the water through the clothes and effectually
removing the dirt. The action of the water
does the work quickly dispenses entirely with
rubbing and thus saves the wear of clothes.
SULLIVAN & HYATT,
Pfoprietora,
81 Beekman street.
N B-State and County Rights for sale. and
purchasers supplied with machines at whole
sale on liberal terms.
GA Mac hine is in operation by d iaundFess
daily, at our salesroom, 439 Broadway.
. te 2S-3m
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SHoyELLISa ..oFF a SIDEwALa.-ge-
Gently ~ Irishman landed ON our shore,
;ss.a applied to s merchant on the W harf
for work. Willing - do him kindness
the latter handed him shovel, and
pointing 10 Tie back of bis store. told him
TO shovel off the sidewalk
The merchant forgot all about the
lrishman, until the lapse oil an hour OF
two, when Teddy thrust his head into
the. counting room which. was up staiis
and inquired:
''Mayhap yees'd be hayih' a pick, sir?,
IA pick to get the snow of, said tie
merchant smiling.
1.-The snow'ud be OF long since. repl-
ed Teddy, ''au' the bricks, TOO, for that
n'atther. but It's the SHE laoiD that
shticks.''
In some alarm the merchant ran to his
back window, and, sure enough, the fell
low had thrown nearly all the pavement
into the street. and made quite q hole.
"ifSh gracious mani only wanted
snu 80 shovel off the snuw!'
"Arrah. sir, = said Teddy, "didn'e your
huaLsx tell me to shovel off the sidawalk?a
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NoX 5AsGA!NRR, BAfsss him. Willie
II, was au exceedingly bright little TEL
low as the sollowinglineidtnt will prove:
One day dry goods peddie. Was dis
playing the contents vi mis- pack to the
family, when a pair of gsyiY eolore,i sus-
pandsrs caught Wiilie's eye aud nothing
would do bus he ,nust nave them. Being
told the price. he carried them ~ his
mothar iu az adjoining rooIn.
ooh, ulal please buy them, won's you?
They are only tour bits
Certainly, Willie; bus ] think the
price l. two high. Sake them back, and
see ii he will not let ysu have then, for
two bits. and if IL Mln not. then you
eau give him four"
The little urehin returned III high glee,
and still holding the suApenders, which
he had no idea Of giving up, exclaimed:
E:Mr. Peddler-mau! Ma says she will
give you two bits for these; but If you
won't take two, she'll give yon four!'
IPell, my little man, .eplied the ped
dler, laughing heartily, "siuce that is the
ease do not think can afford to take
two
Willie was completely sold; but if not
bright himself the suspeu,iars were, and
that amply compensated for the loss OF
his two bits and the laugh at his ex.
| penso,
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The DIFFERENCE in the village Of
Ian honest sost OF stoemahes lately
arose from the cobhiing bench to the
propretorshin Of 4 boot and shoe sbop.
Two days OF active search procured all
his office tis.nes, among which was q
pa;r Of large slA!rs firmly hinged togeth-
eg His lew cieiE having como across
theA IS the frs! taii upon the counting
segE. inquired Of the proprietor what the
TIVE. We're for. "Oh!" replied he, that's
t,4 Neeping accounts by doubts eotvy."
his wife was much like him, only 'movs
So" for before fortnight had expired she
bitterly complained OF the change IN his
business, land why?" sskei the neigh
Srs
because, " said she, when any man
was shoemakin' be wanted only one shirt
:. month, but now that heis lii the store
it makes il worse for Us women FOLKS, spy
COW he must have a clean shirt ever Y
week CT two
IBID = GEEAT AUTHoB. "A sou DC
lady between fifteen and sixtee, years oI
age, who was quite reader, and who
considered herself very smait scholar
having gone through many 0f the higher
English studies. aud being, at the time
50 far advanced il Latin as to be srans-
lating the sixth book OF Virgil--looked
Up, earnestly aud'inquiringly, from some
periodical she was reading, and asked:
Mother, who;is lbid?' "Ibid7'' repeated
her mother. Eyes" reDliei she, she
must be great writer;Tfor l have read o
great many pieces with his name at the
end of them
MAsHEfN PoET ny The Shylock, who
with head erect. with honest people,
lnipgles, shonld cease TO shave Lis TEL
.uw man, and 60 To shaving sh iug!es.
The lawyer would be better OH. his science
i,r less plant, who owned 'itsla farm
IN fec, and make that farm client. We
have some doctors in our midst, whose
talents they should use by practising tue
hseliue of. boots and shoes. The minister
whose sage advice moral lessou teaches,
should mind and watchas' vol as pray,
and practice what lie preachers, The
world should have its docket cal led, and
sIuQgalls ali iefaulted, and those should
be the upper ten whom labor has OK
allied.
CUR DlcrIoNAHy.-~Having gigea q
few TRANSACTIONS Of Latin quotations, we
.'a7ail ourselves OF this opportunity" TO
extend our researches into the French.
CONNIE il faut--Just the chee,e,
Dernier resort Pawning your shirt
Sol disant--Over The lett.
Ilal apropos--With your foot in 1t.
Judging this to be sufficient sfor the
uresept: we detsr the remainder ot our
sefnitions aud explanations aouI Tie
1ext time.
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THE DAY BOOK.
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 20.

GONE a LONG TIME TO Do AN Err
u.ND.--l'ho following good story waa
reisated by a gentleman of st. Louis
whose veraci!y we have never heard cal
led in question:
About ten years ago, shere lived OIL
In. st Charles road, nine or ten miles
from this city, a family by the name of
s}tringer. The Oldest SOD, Jacob, or Jake
;5tringer, as he was called. was a most
eccentric genius, and took every occasion
10 show his oddncs&. One day, while
sitting before the fire whiting shibgle
:s mother said to him
Jake, wait you to go down TO the
Store! abou: !. hall Il mile distant and
set me u quarters worth OF tea, and a
quartz = worth of sugar, aad quarters
worth OF soap. Now mind what tell
you, lake, and be quick about it,
Jake reused himself up, brushed the
>5!itliugs from his lap, and started forth
O.. his GRAND, clothed in blue frstian
i.ceches. and vest OF the same material,
..d > thick, wooiien shirt, without any
coat lie did not return that day, and
MS lilutLer waited long and anSlously Tor
der TOD, sugar aud soap, but in vain.
jen years passed By, and no tidings were
nearA II the erraad boy Yesterday, ~
,p- family were sitting down to Their
Thanksgiving dinner, the door opened,
aud in came tall, moustached, good
looking man, with some bundles in his
hand 10 was Jake Strinsey, All the
family sprans t. their feet ia astonish-
Msut, but the mother and Jake were
perfectly cool.
-" Mother, said lake. here's your lea.
sugar and soap,
Lay them down Gu the table, aud
50, your dinner, said Mrs. Stsinges
You ought t. ha whipped Jake, iol
being gone go long "
Where the truant had been ali this
zine, We are not informed.
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A " EIAs RGaaR EIld u u
~. Female Physician ,
ton of mothers her
SOOTHING
FOR CHILDREl
wirich greatly facilitates
by soitening the gums, +
ton will allay ALL Pa
tlon, and is
SURE 10 REG ULA
Depend upon it, mothe
yourselves, and relief ar
fiERLyas no NJ
We have put up and a,
over ten years, and cANA-
AND TRUTH of it, " hat
able 10 say of any other
HAS IT FAILED, in az.
TO EFFECT A CURE
Never did we know anS
ton by any one whoY
trary, all are delighted
speak i'll terms OF high .
magical effects andmedG
in this mattersWHATWE
years'ieXperience, and 2
rIoN FOE THE FULFIL
DECLARE. In almost<'
the infant is suffering ~,
ton, ellie f will bea
twenty minutes after
tered. =
ration is the prescrip-s
EXPERIENCED andS
in New England, and ..
NEVER FAILING 9 u Chs
OF CASES. ,,
the child from pain, "
stomach and bowels,
gives tone and energyQ
1t will almost Instantly,
THE BOWELS AND.
overcome commissions, Z
~emedied, end in death. =
and sUREsT REMEDY ms
ofDYSENTERY and.
CHILDREN, whether
or from any 0 t h e Ta
to every mother whos
from any OF the fore
NOT LET YOUR PRRJU-N'
UDIcE OF OTHERS, stands
child and the + e | i e fF
y o S, ABSOLUTELY
use OF this medicine it,
rections for using willo
None genuine unlesss:
tbs & P E r X / N S.,
outside wrapper. s:
~ Sold by Druggist
Principal Office No. IL {
Price only G5 cents pc
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NURFUAK, va,
sEG4 ( best place to buy your FUKNiTu RE-
l. and PIANOS, for he has the largest stock
and the best assortment to be found in the
South. My warehouse which is five stories
high and one hundred ana five feet deep, &c now
well filled with a stock which cost over $40 Gta
In addition to this / have large four atory
Factory and Steam Engine, and the hest o.:
workmen, which is constantly turning out the
very best furniture that can be made. Some q:
which has taken the premium at every Fsir
And to meet the wants Of customers will sell
at the lowest figures for cash or good negotiable
paper on short time. Call and examine for
Yourselves l. SALUSHtlnY