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III On Saturday last, by contract, the seven
sun-oodD building at st. Louis and Mound CITY
,xe re 70 have been completed. 1t is said they
WOuo De finished by the 18th. The forfeiture for
toe non fulnllment Of the contract ia s2OO a d,v
H Hom this time until they are delivered TO the
Government. " ~
Ot Is estimated that England will nsed
$780, ana France 50 600 900 bushels Of grain
eurlDg we uing nine months This fact will
insure the balance Of trade IN favor of the United
STATES Tor year to come. We shall keen all the
specie we get from California, besides having
large receipts from Europe.
=, W private mysteriously disappeared over
tne fence Of Camp Chase, Lowell, one night last
WEEK Yesterday the captain Of the compsny re-
Seived letter Of explanation, in which the de-
nnquent private pleaded as apology that che
'SPoiling" for blood
W Tbs United States Fourteenth Infantry
Nezulars) now encamped at New London. Con-
hsssueut, Will leave on Wednesday for PerryviIle,
RThe MONKS Of ST. Barnard have received
e eu ooa present from the Prince of Wales, In the
.nape OF nne piano. The next prince that pioys
'oeIf hospitality will probably add ball room
.I"Burleigh" writes to the Boston Journal
WA, q new feature has been introduced in New
n,an CITY; ana that 10 clePping and stamping ap-
Phuse In the churches when good thing is said
VI Fourteen prisoners, of the crews Of prizs
.ses winch have been captured In the attemp
70 run the bloc ade, were released from Fort Il
fsyeue on Wednesday.
w Inc average q bank exchanges In New
aA, says tne w orld of that CITY, have increased
over million each day for the past three weeks
IN consequence Of the revival of trade
ssurs There Is an immense crop of cbes
nue .nls year. In Connecticut ~ Der busbel IA
e. ~ lor mem, out those who interest th emselves
IN VIC matter say they win be down TO 81
ID The grandfather Of Gen Mcclellan VIA,
oo.n 10 ireland, and served on the American AIDE
In the Revolutionary war. ''"e
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IL Blondin had narrow squeak of Il few
weeks ago at the Crystal Palace, England IL Is
related that he came upon the stage, the band
struck ups lively march, and the performance
upon rope 100 feet above the floor beneath, COM
meDced With steady step, the acrobat paced
the nrst few yards Of his cord, then with mt rve-
Ious agility quickened his steps into rapid run
wnen Win crash, his pole, weigh hing so pounds,
mapped In the centre; the slight rim of iron at
acoed to IL a. support bent double Blondin
ieu Win easy skill astrde the rope, and grasping
y VIII bis thighs, was safe. The pole hung in
Two pieces from the cord, held together only by
zoe clasp OF iron. While his attendants hurried
10 ana no to procure assistance he alone remained
CAIN, with courage and GOODNESS which II was
impossible TO regard without admiration He
az they were, and with this shattered and IN
oalanced pole he again stood up and walked the
remainder Of the distance
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FOR NEW YORK.


The Camden and Amboy and Philsde phla and
bEraa ! rs SERM da 1s fT RNP WHS
PkkhhCaEs, from Wyhak L ~ > STREET. WAR
Ate A: NJ /, Vi. Camden and AmbOy, &C. and A,
AIS A. NJ, We Camden and Jersey City, IN. J.
A. 2 4; r., via Camden and Jersey City. Morn
AtJlk 4: NJ. via Ksnsinrton and Jsr.s, City,
At l21 p: NJ, Via Camden and Amboy, (Aooommo-
At2 r NJ, via Camden and AnbOy. &C. and A.
At E1ysn,P, r., yis Fon'ins'on and Jersey City
tseaond Gas. T,sts sD'ins'On and Jersey City
Ats r NJ. via Camden and Jersey City, (EvenIns
AslIt T; NJ, VIA Camden and Jersey City. tsouth-
tion; freight Ard gss'enrsT, Fist Class TiGEstj
M. Il Ss r a1sop, sSn' daily 7hsk
For Belyldere, Eaaton, Lsmbertyllle, Fleming
L2n: GO st7.l0 a. M; and ~ Z. NJ, from Kos-
4, For Ws.er Gsp, stroudshurF, Scranton. whites
tom ,KessgInSton, vis Delaware, L,okawsnns and
sRd * r NJ from k Ken asPS s.
the ..O ~: M; Il connects with the train leaving
:, For Mount Holly 1t and A. Nd. and and O.
For Br istol, Trentos, q o. at !io A, M. ~ and
70 +: VI from Remington, and ~ P. M from
For Pal myra Rivorton, Delsnco, Beverly. Bur-
5, ~ and j. M. >~' ~
Steamer Trenton for Bordentovu and ipt.rme-
date places, at az L, M. from Walnut street
ID. For New York and WAY Lines. lawn,
kenslnSton Depot, take the oars on Filth street
Above w alI1t, half On hour before depaI ture The
from the de rot.
FIFTY pounds of baggage only allowed to each
PASSENGER. Passcns ers are prohibited from taking
anything a. baggage but their wearing Apparel
All baggage over fifty pounds TO be raid for
ba{Tase TO one dol ar per pound, and Will not be
Ilaole Tor any amount beyond one hundred dollara
except By SPECIAL contract,
WIN. r. GATZMER. Arsnt
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ia Nashville, Tenn, correspondent thu.

ia Nashville, Tenn, correspondent thus
writes Of John Bell:
His lot 10 that Of complete political isolation.
He stands unreconciled 70 the present, and parted
with the past The leaders In the false cause that
brough hit about his fall had no honor, no sympathy
for him, while those that once chung to his poit-
1cal fortunes have grown Indifferent and lost their
trust In him. And thus he lives an unenviable.
lonesome, hopeless existence, embittered, beyond
all doubt, BY the consciousness Of having, by one
false step, inflicted a stain upon his record that
ooseures all glory Of his past, and can never be
fully wiped out.
To appreciate all this, Il must be known that
John Beu-his public remuneration Of loyalty to
the Union TO the contrary notwithstanding
really neither heart nor hand in the great South
ern rebellion. He goes with his section, not be-,
cause be thinks II Is right, but because 1t is his
section He believes, or at least expresses the
opinion, that the ''war Of subjugationh underta-
Ken by NE North is wrong, but on the other hand =,
loses no opportunity In declaring the Southern
revolution unjustifed. Whenever he visits places
or public resort he takes occasion to denounce the
Jenerson Davis dynasty in unmeasured terms
HIS past public services secure him immunity
rom the consequences this offense would entail
upon any other person, but render him at the
same time unpopular among the thorough going
rebels. The late confscation Of some Of his
steamboat property has greatly irritated him; not
sumcisnty, however, TO make him mere forbear-
Ing with the administration Of affairs at Rich
mond.
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peiUl5 HALE ss,.ys.g .sash slttE IHklMg.
..ny.r st.ds.isss d,i.., .TriI.r..r .p,r., ,.a u.
..d l..s.a.s Ia. .isr.I a.. s..ia..e i.;,s ::
MsLEANS STRENGTHENING cordial
d.. Ch..ais Of En'.., Debility DiI.',.. .ss E?ds.-
!. s...,ss. rs. =. e iis.d s..S, On. r.. .
vssst i i. st.-..s, s.sI E,..sss.a., ts.ti.1 o.
:. ss:sss ~: .SYiI5 d:v, D'Es
Pal. Ia "a, snall Of ii. fa:k, CAsH eide, Esdd.s
.Sss p.,ss,d...y 81 ,sy S.s,.:. s,s s,.,
s.tsa.' % As sss, and Fever ,sd Asss (sr CAIN, .,d
oTlx MIIAIoN BorYLEs
nav: rs: T., 'sS s;, y. !a a.s 81, :sa ..d In
srssasraisIEs GosDIal u y" sYr, YES 1.. hfAa'
.s =. ::..:, ...s: s & ;.,:: -;
Cordial n Ii. di,saisd dsbsd, .sd sS,tsrsd s.frsr,
s,..s ~ ..s... 4. i..,.d -: s 49,. :: :i
s.rsa 10 SsstsEsd 10 iss siiass health ssd viGsT
AkKRISD PERSONS.
nd !;S IN
=: .as .: VI; : s,' !.
Sssdlsl ssn.i, ,sd speedy rss.ds. -"
70 fHE LADIE6.
ssan.,d y ilsss Is.aHs.tsa 1...a..::. s ss.
s,dds,', J..r,s. .s$ III Gi.ss.. iasids,t F:..Is..
THERE is no MISTAKE ABOUrIr
ss1s ne tsssss Tsfs hsssrdIag 10 oiRsstisss II viii
alax.ss, aStAss sad isEEsts ysr % sss ne
vsErsEtst - give sslisfsstiss.
FOR CHILDREN,
uJsN sLildIss slssly, PsRy 81 sssisa, mel IHr
CoksAh siIi nsss hss As.hk; fat, and rstsIL Delay
Set Es~sssi uy Il, and rev VIII b ssaviassd 10 de-
ntisss 10 TAXA.
AS5TCNs
ssvns o. druggists ., dealers vhs nay Try 70 ,su ups.
Jsa ssee bitter o. ssrssPanla sA, which thst s1a Ssy
Z: soisHEs h s:a hc;d i;SS A.!
..h,sI s.. 10 the emily Tslasdy that will Iarfy ths
oDs snrssn!sl ,aksn every msrnnG sting 10 esr,sis
preventive for ChslsTs Calls and Fever ellie F.ysr A.
any prevalent disease 10 pHuy In large s.us, rrse
sally 81 Per sstt!s, OF ss.lss fer g. JE. MCLEAN,
sse BTspristsr Of as Cexdi, slss Esksal Vssanis oI
kisiasst fnasipal p.pst the sslsr Of YhIId sad
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sfHsEs WEST sG s 4 3 t6S92kv IN

ssSsEEAME S sskFET - j bSsgR s& :
sSTs s1t o kAaLLSapH asss,s,s Tsn
Prom Chambers street ficmsiH st station.
tS ;0,h A.sn ss,n
MSntrta and BpG.lo pm
Connecting 81 Albany with the New Yort Cen
tral Railroad for Schenectady Rcohester, Utica
batavls, Rome, and stations on Rome and Water
Suspension Bridge, Auburn, eenevs. Csnandsigpa.
Trains IN connection leave Buffalo and suspao-
sion via Lake shore, Buffalo anc axe Huron and
Great Western Railroad. for Hamilton, Toronto,
Detroit, Chicago, Toledo, Milv sukie, Fon Dp Lac,
Dunleith, Dubuque, Peoria, Rock lsland, Musoa-
one, Iowa City, Bur1ngton, QUINCY, Sprintheld,
Alton, 81 Louis, Cairo, Terre hsute, Ind snspolis
Louisville, CincInnst, layton, Columbus, Cieve,
land, and al points West, Northwest and south
west
NORTHERN ROUTE.
ConnecnnG with Trslns 81 Troy, with Troy n
Boston and Rens & Saratoga posds for Saratoga,
hltehall, Rutand, Burling ton, ~ A lbans, Ronse
foint, PIattsburEh, OgdensbuIfh, Montreal, &o.,
IL Freight ARRANGEMENTS BY this route an
above, without change Of Cars, from the Depots 10
Shamoers and canal streets. are az Gil times az
The facilities Of tins great New York Route 20 The
w est commend II TO the confidence Of merchants
Az Shippers Tor promptuess and dispatch.
Passenger trains, with Smoking and Sleepint
Cars run In connection on the New York Central
For PARTICULARS as to local trains and freirht sT
rangenents, inquire at the depot. 81 Warren Of.
A. r. SMITH, Superintendent
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~c FOR THE
&ksE R, WHEST AND s9UdHH

tsN% BALTIMORE AND ohio
RAILROAD.
On anc after MAY 18TH, 1861, the trains will run
ae follows, vix:-Lesye Camden Station, BaltI-
more.EMeil, except Sunday,J at s. 50 A. NJ; Ex-
press dairy az s. Is z. NJ. Both Trains 20 directly
thI9ngh FOR ALL PARTS OF TIE WEST,
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST,
FOR WAY PASSENGERS,
- between Baltimore and Piedmont "a re- the A. NJ
Train; between Piedmont and Wheeiins take Ao.
eommodation Train. leaving Piedmont st S. 20 A
:; and between Grafton and Parker,burr. taEe
the 5 80 a M Tram trcm Baltimore.
., Inc ne flEspEkIOK GRAlN Leave. Baltimore
Th- ELLlCOTT'S MILLS lRAIN leave Bal
umoTe At y and BIS A. NJ. and Is and $40 p, Nj .
and 100 z, Nj. wv
FOR further informston, Tickets of every KIND,
g., g sPply 70 1. ESGLAND Agent, at Camden
w. p. SMITH,
Master of Transportion.
l.. NJ, COLE. GeuSl Ticket Arant
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$50 Fog E RH5SSSSssEs gs t's SfD

Leave. the qwsr end S 4 GN frSNNf 5ock Bait.
~ O'Clock p. N. taxing passengers and feirht, and
9SSnnectint With the Railroad liPes. TO ard nom
ton, York, Harrisburg, PItts6urg, Pa, and the
West, immediatsly arer the arrival OF the Express
The following lie the Schedule:
From New York TO Fort Monroe and back. SN
From BstimofRs n and dis Bso Sfsok..-::-'.-
UPROCURE YOUR TiCKETSn
In New York. At the New Jersey Railroad Once
foot of Courtlebd street.
corner OF sixth and Chestnut streets, or 81 The
Depot, Broad and Prime streets.
In Baltimore, on board the Steamers foot OF
Union Dock. HUGH O'CONNER,
PASSENGER Aren't
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4 EmR RICE, ~ the corner Of Penn. 4
avenue and Eleventh. stroet, has been SSEk$
Ersatsr Inducements Tor he patronage OF citixens
sno siAnEsrs than any other public house In the
notei or Penn. aveEue, sud his aocommodstiona
i95 sora1anSnt or tranfient bosrders uneaoeption-
ado. Rhe bar and restaurant arranremsnts az tbs
EtTofsan H1te! have Already become ysry Yosn
o Sens H. INST can he dssIred BY the most fss-
ton and continued liberal exse1d.:nTss 10 yxn..
lHsotlon 70 all and thus renews his inyitstion 20
vi 10 give the European HotAl . Gail, GsI,,
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ih FENCE Mons Nardi has Just told the
subscriptions to the Peters Pence. The 2sGoO
WosCatholics Of France have given In two wears
Io<OOVO steflingi Austria, with 26 OcO 900 Catbo,
ne soolect 70 the Concordat, has sent ESQ 600
Wnlle the Irish have raised f7O, COO The Romans
snemseIves, together with all Umbria and the
Masnes, have attained the sum of IS, 900, and Of
outed BY the clergy and converts. In the Hated
s Sss too;OoO was contributed. Over f5OO, 600
altogether. " '." OPo
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" mr stephen Cromwell, Of Camden, Ohio.
has m,de a contract by which be is 70 furnish one
Gun ana nfty thousand cords of wood for the
on tnis contract can be understood only when we
are INTO consideration the fact that IL makes
PIE Tour feet high and not less than two bundled
ds1t1y seven miles in length, and requires the
cepted) for ten year, 10Y NSuAuoS eA-
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W The lawyer editor Of a country paper, who
wrote very "bllnd'' hand, was FREQUENTLY an
moved oy co:nPositors' inquirers concerning words
position, who was little acquainted with The
disposition Of the editor as he was with the hand
wiring, entered the sanctum, and holding the
COPY before his eyes, inquired what a certain
ciookeo mark stood for. The editor did not wish
az az, mat time to be interrupted, and exclaimed,
20 70 the devil :" The compositor retired not
70 MS satanic majesty, butte the composing room
zen the editor read the proofs, be had the
Psosuie 70 see line Of his leading editorial read
ne MT Webster will, in all probability, 90 to
tne oevn" The copy was looked for and the
crooked mark was rendered-'Sbe nominated ,,
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Master of TranspOrtion.
l.. M. COLE, Gen'l Ticket Aren't,
anr NEW AL XRSkk, k HAkk5H AND
s1s.ST I'LL. tbEVAEISSs sE eMA,t SS&g FOR

LEA AHkRAFR SE EkfE fSakfP FOR
ALBANY t,M SEM2EH' E E8SEkTkS A sMk GfEsf.
For G6sny@iio6 :. m. is.t express: train Ssi from
= For Dover Pl.ins-4:oop p. m. stopping at White
PA Psn. and sts.lons north to Dover plains-ffom
This train viii run to Millerton every Saturday
td For 6ioson EsIIs-sls. m; stopping At all sta
Ping q sII stations from 18th street station. ~
tons ffom " bite .trsst station, % stopping " al sta
For Williams Bridge-7:so, 1l:l5 .. m. and $50 ,.
Returning viii leave
Dover PIaiPs-5;sO 8. m. 9TH. train leaves Mil
' G1ote epg FsI Moaoay morning so .. m.)
%Slsss P P n 200 a. m. .:ro q TOO p. m.
SUNDAY Train. yin leave ssh Easnus corner m sd
stree, for Central Park, Yorkvile, Harlem and
'ys 6AS NJ RU DipSfsf ASH $40 s.P to
ssNEw YORK ASP ERIE RAIL
mia Ferry and Long Dock, from foot Of Chambers
INV EXP ssS Scr buuntirl. and Buffalo
1saa Owe. sn n1,Hs :: E%.s
MIR II. s' ds poI 1ol 6u.vil. and inter
ID % .: m, HocoMMoDATIoN daily. for por,
'sry,', and sItHeipsi staf,Qns
SO r o.; NIsa a:rq Ezra Ess daily, for Dun.
Fam 81 .sss. q 81
sei SGai' 3 EF5 for Bonneville.
mo 'i'.0lrsl s'.ss SHsass.MINor, s.ur SURF.
NATHANIEL MxRsH. Rsosivss. 20 0''@
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10Y FOR THE SICK AND SUFFERING,
LEI ALL WHO ARB AFFLICTED
READ!
APPLY TRR kxkEuy

~ssSlSA 1N
Tisna. Do yoa suffer! Are Set the ylstin Of sns
purity efthe blood! Whit are they, do yo1 ask 2
Rather AK, what are they metz The blood 10 the
source Of Life and health, and il 70 the frft element
Of or being 10 respond to Any easse which Affects
the ayston the pslse iEtaiJ biz sttests The ever
prevailing EexTAga, the Irritating Erysf eiAs the
sabtlo Sorefs:, the ssonisius Rheumatism, Nsr-
yous Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver Comp Amt with its
torRor aud detection, end the number less lille that
aesh 10 hsr 70, derve their hideoas origin from ths
Use the vltaslng RESOURCES OF nature for lis lid,
and safer ys to commend to year confidence and
ass thai tI.lJ valuable modicamept known a.
EES. ID. 00HS
INDIAN FBGBTABLS DEsOcTION.
With regard &c this almost infhllible sSeeinS
sosulsr sentiment haf spoken in decided terms
tained b, oonstsnt syowa. Of ear,tlvs effects and
the haFSlozs resRlts fIom ~ after all othcr
reHicaIos ADD the best t1scic< skill hsve failed.
Lot "a eSJ, IN ocnoiusCn, that certificates
cares are not sought from the i.erste and SD per-
hciAt, bat they are volunteered from the most
ssootable soarces and Justify ths highest terms in
YhIoh 10 IL son3lblc to commend so valuable q
specific to public sFproysl. We may add also that
tho curative frOrert Of the medicine &c ualied
'nE from disc it'll renewed constitutional vEor.
atty, and by the proprietor, MRS. NJ. cox,
Hcno senaine sniess hoT name 10 blown on the
sottls and hcT seal on the cork
" Proc 81 Fer bottle, riH bottes for q.
SeoTEotovn, =. e., Wholesale AGENT FOR tns Bis
Hict, and vii! ssppiJ the trade 1T my prices.
SslsH
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NORTHERN
CENTRAL RAILWAY,

I b CENTRAL RAILWAY.
sUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE,3
CALVERT STATION, Baltimore. May le, 1851.
VI ard atfeT SnndaI, May 18th, 1851, TRAINS or
rive and depart as follows, until further notice.
TRAINS NORTH.
MAIL ets15 A. Nj,
EXPRESS st5S p, Nj.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION stsP.
The Is A. N. train connects at Relay House
WIN trains on the Western Maryland Railroad;
~ hanover Junction with Hanover and GettsbuTI
hairoads; at York with York and Wrigiftsyille
KaiIiread; at Harr'shprE Nth Pennsylvania Rail
rCad Tor all parts of the West, also with lebanon
valley Railroad 10 Nss York direct; at Northun
herland with - and b. Railroad for Kingston and
ali parts of Wyoming Valley And at Sunbury with
the philadelphia and Erie Railroad Tor ali parts
Northern Pennsy lvania and New York
The $50 Z. NJ train makes al the above conneo-
IONS except Hanover Railroad, WrithtsyIlle
Railroad and the Lebanon Valley Railroad.
fhe q L; M; train makes connections with Penn
sfiVanla Rsllroad for all ports, of the West, And
direct connects for New York.
TRAINS ARRIVE.
NAL At 10 Z NJ >; Express at IS A, NJ; Harris
bnIg Accommodation at as PM.
For Tickets and information insuire ut thu
Ticket Once, Calvert Station, Baltimore.
j. @. CLARK, Sup't.
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N. " FALLS. Pnest
siSST1kkr And s MiL


sBRINe AND syMEskA hEk1AlSSssEs, AAPPj,r
r 3, PSI ssscAS 5 . is;.:s::
Depot daily seIoeIt Sunday. a. foIlcyr, vr
As Nj kvsaiss MAI q = oS 81 s' on sgs..
New York trsinS stceftl.SP p. NJ. train on sslnr.
A Freight Tram With passenger car attached
leaves ~ r. NJ stopping OF all Stations between
Baltimore and Hsvre de-6rso~.
Passengers for Delaware and the Eastern shor2
81 Mayland Will find the most expeditions routs bS
vsy Of wilmlngtpn,
hAIl Colofed Persons must give bond before
wM. CRAWFORD, Aren't.
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THs gEs:S,III.c,E TO Ia%yELEa e., a..
BRsIs,%'Ts; s.d 6lS fein. efo s{ seAk
all save Bsltimore EyERY DAY isIcspt sup-
o oIl nom their wharf, foot 81 Union book, al AZ
ne Wsshlngton Train, which leaves Wsshinrtor
p 3Nt MN PAI.Is pr.~t
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OHE VERY NICE sHCuVD HAND PIANO
- -, Dor $50 Also, large took Of Rasen..-c
ins.,.n d 20 g and Sfeinyay sons hsvs ~ -
Just teen resolved at the Music Store Of UNU
~ Pianos for rent 49, ~ 40 . :" . sA ocs
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r.. .QNIONs-ONIoNs-oNIoNs.
uST keoeivsd on oonsignment I,5co lunches
T' - KING & BURCHELL,
SCI - Gomez FiffAsrth and Y ste
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FtoH fAs Wssf1H r. r. Gsssffs, Clissss, III,
We heartily endorse Mr.. Spalding, and his IN.
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THE EVENING STAR.

TIVE Stanzas By a Bachelor.
When lovely wsman wallis her bosom
With muslin fashionably thin,
What man with eyes could e'er refuse 'em
From casually peePing In
And when his ardent gaze returning,
The dry goods heave TO deep-drawn signs,
Would not his fingers ends be burning
To press-his hat down DER his eyes?
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Ees fAs Dsssesrst, ST, C7sSS, MSss,
fyou are, or have been troubled v ith thu had
ecne, send Tor box, (Cephs,ic Pills y so that you
may have them in oahs OF an-attaek,
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Fross fAs Daily Rssss. Nsspsyt, RI.
Cephslio Fills arc taxing tho place of all klnds.
FSe@ fAs Consreial BxIIstia, Boston, Ma.
Said to be very efnoaoIous for the headache.
Pom ths Commercial, CIae,nsati. Ok,o
Suffering humanity can now be relieved.
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frsss hs SoxthSs Pstk Fsdsy, Nsss OyIssas, L.,
:, Iry them you that are Afflicted, snd'vs are ssrs
numerous lis. that has recsiyed bsnssts tsnt ~
other medicine can produce, 49,
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Fsss Ihs Esssstssv. NsyJssi, ".
1heJ have been tested In more than . tAsrnnt
eases, with entire anooess,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-18
Dr.. J. FL. McLEAN'S
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
AND BLOOD PURIFIER
The GREATEST REMEDY 50 ns WORLI

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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-26

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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-26

BOUsEKEEPERS-troub with Vermin. need
be longer, If they use - CosTARs" Exter-
nainators. We have used it satisfaction, ard
if box cost IS, we would have it. We had tried
poisons, but they effected nothing; but CosTAR's
article knocks the breath out Of Rats, Mice, and
ed.Bugs, quicker than can write it. 1t in
great demand all over the country MEDINA I'D
Gazette.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-26
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