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CLorHING AND CLOTHING MATERIALS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF Provisions AND CLoTHIs6.

bureau OF FRoYISISNs ANp OLoIH!s''1
Separate Proposals, sealed and endorsed " Pro
possls for Navy Clothing and Clothing Mate.
O'Clock p. m on the 18th day of October next, for
furnishing and delivering s9n . RECEIVING thirty
Cfarestown, MSS: and Brooklyn, N. Y, in such
numbers and Quantities and at such times as may
be specified by the chief of this bureau or by the
eommanr ants of the said Navy Yards. respective
ly, the numbers and quantities of the different
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DROPOsALs FOR FOB AGI.
CHIs, QuAnrH.4AsTIa's OylIc..

|
ss.led Proposals are invited B; the usdsssis nsd
s;.,as$s g.. Ma d.
Be- recei1sd Tor the as sha 81
onshss OF corn or oats and 50 tons of hay or straw.
| Bidders must state st which of the above named
Rss make
the a1,ssntity Of each article to be dsly
msnced. and when to be completed
The price must be written out In words on the
to b % % HSd se.s
| bushels each. The sacks to be furnished without
extra charge to the Government. The hay and
Ths psrsesIsr find OF description Il o.t.
| hay or straw proposed to be delivered most 90
ri una. bid. herein In
1itsd will bs subject to EigtS Inspection 81 the
Vii be 1a9dea p
the lowest responsible bidder, IS the interest Of
haze beer s,ivsEeS and .cssIte d.
Nit s.ss Ga p e. i
contract for the same, With good and sHneisni
.s s Sda.r TT snsf
.ss Bidder and the NEXT lowest
sieie bidds or the person to whom the contract
The respon:iSillty Of the a su.,sntors mast b.
ATTORNEY. Geisctos Of Customs or an other ossoer
under the United States Government or response.
"a Al bidders WIN b duly notified Of the accept,
aPss Q; rejection Of tser prSRos.s :,
must be isxibis s .Tittsn il Is: proposal u ',.
to S1 H.
pc: ana should be plainly marked Proposals
Bonds In sum equal TO the amount Of the con.
tract. signed BY the contractor and both IF his
ssl s
Bls1 4 forms Of bids. guarantees, and bonds, may
be obtained upon application At this Once.
FORM OF PROPOSAL.
Gown County and f sssss}}
e
III S:s
the na6sl. q . Gasa Dush.
~ Bushels o. Oats, in sacks, At per bnahel Of
- tons q B.led Hay, At - per ton of 1000
- tons q Balsd Straw. at - per ton of 1000
on z. ssf11s 6,s.
ags sss Gnssa ss sHssr
space 81 ten days after being n9tiasd that my bid
| has been accepted. Your obedisnt servant,
| Brissdier General D. n RuoKEH.
0enerA UoPot SoSt xoiIAco0Ht
GUARANTY.
With
s.. &c 8. IL day;
after the acceptance IF said bid s1esute the con
s :sas s q s9Ss sns q
the fSTsss b
.ais ssi ali sr to psss s1a
T. dns
lowest fespoasihls bidder, q the person to whom
Given Under our hands and seals this Isasy Of
| -, 49,. fSSeessi.l
K. .,s :: q: e.: 3:
saod and Sucient as sursties for tie amount for
,s ssITtss s t. E sss Tassa IT,
Other
siSls p srs faosn - tSis once; .r.r
-deeat Brissaier GENERA and a.M.
CHIHS oUARTrRhH!A isnT.1.H g % &Is!0n:
WasAsmssow. d. C., January {. 1854.
~, An dealers in Drugs. aardwars, Lumber, LsAtAer.
sassssd 70 send 10 sSis Se.. On xoSpAY ofs.ss
p e e;
sssas: f. .9. ' q s: :s
witSor. delay. and 81 shs lov.st Srtss.
i: II e
-s. am e,p. ~, sos; S::s;ssss
| PERFORMANCE DE CAyALERIH, vols. Pariss
~ Instruction pour 10 voltige Militairs. Paris.
Icole du Cavalier Pied Paris.
Keols Du Cavalier Cheva. Paris.
Ecole du Peloton o Pied -s-Cheval. Paris.
adiers de oavalerie, Paris. -. :.
instructions Sur lie Travail Indiyiduel cans "a
CavAlerie IL Fir du Fusil ct du Pistolet. Paris.
Ainslees Cavalry Manual. London. -
Roemeris Hstory and Mana cement Of Cavalry.
| au 50 -'N ~ ~ : FkANCK TAYLOR. 4
| lHoARANION 10 THl X1H1L9IQM 4l00RD,
~ containing O1eial K6voyeA xe{An and
essss 5sIiss sSt, Ess sni. ri2 ~ ~
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LAND SALES.
10y THE PRESIDENT oP THE UNITED
ID STATES
FOR THE SALE Or xALUABLELANDS IN THE
IN MISNESUTA

FOR THESALE0 FyALuAsLELANps IN rHe
LATE WI NI INDIAN RESERVATION
In pursuance ofle1. T. ABRAHAM LINCOLN
President of tne United States OF America, do
hereby ssccrare and make known that public sales
in The State Of Minnesota, at the periods herein
after desi grated. to w.t..
MONDAY, the 9th day of December next. for the
disposal Of the public lands com prissd in the late
toned and situated in the folio wing parts OF
townships. which will be sold at the appraised
value of the lands and the i'm provemenss thereon
North Of tho bass lss and vest Of IKE st p-tseira!
In t. vnship r6. range "A. Is :ss 20 acres
In township ln7, range A->~-- .---- 5fto ~
In township 'f6, range a5.---- ..--- % 2Ss
In township le7, range IS ..~........Eyszs.I
sehadnIe ' psrteusiy Describing the individ
nal tracts with the appraised ysius pr are; x,
in Minnesota
The s . If ;ss .ns vi. in ss
the order IL n, a6Ss ssr
in ad vertised. until the whols shall have been
offered, and the sale TINS closed bns the "a 9
no private entry Of any Of the lands viii be .d
mttsd It'll after the expiration of the two weeks
ayi S @ sy d bfna At the q 6o%n one
thousand eight hundred aRs siAty LINCOLN
JOS. 8. WILSON,
acting CCmhlsslOneE d thc Naho OuSe'
NOTICE TO AcT rTRAktlE s9SA,RsDE SETTLERS
In the third section of the act OF Congress. ap-
proved 2lst of February. 1852 Statutes. volume IL,
page 65s, opening to sale the Winnebago Reserva
ton il il stipulated that before any person shall
be entitled to enter any portion of the said lands,
by pre- emption or otherwise, previous to their
exposure to sale to the highest bidder at public
outcry, he shall become an actual bona Ode
settler thereon, and shall conform to all the
regulations now provided by law in cases of pre-
emptiop, ard shall pay, within the term of one
appraised value of the lands and the provements
Now. in order that all such bona. Gde, actual
settlements may be secured to the several pre-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
that they must come forward and die their afhsa-
they may be actually settled. giving the date Of
such actual settlement, and before the expiration
of year from such date, the several ption
claims must be established before the Register and
Receiver, according to the requirements of the
pre- emption laws, and full pa ymsnt made thereon,
the lands and improvements thereon
LIST. In all such cases where the year may not
elapse before the commencement of the PUBLIC
sale, such bona fde actual settlements may and
are hereby ordered to be excluded from the public
sale.
I'd. In all presumption cases in which the year
may expire before the commencement of the pub
lilo sale the parties must establish and for
their claims, otherwise all tracts in this class will
be offered to the highest bidder, under the forego
such public sale the price must not be for less
Gum 'n"n ''' VIC Ap'' JOS. WILSON,
au S0-lawl3w Acting Commissioner.
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POLICE RKPoRTs, First Prccinct.-Mrs. Sarah
Evans, threats; bail for peace. John Raglan,
larceny; Peter Fox, assault and battery; for
trial
Second Precinct.-Nancy Douglass, Isabella
Fueer, Nancy Minee and Mary Cooper. steal
ing wood, dismissed.
Third Precinct-Thos. Evans, E. Sherwood,
VIM. Simmonds, John Hillary, Randolph
Robinson, torge Kraft violating Corpor alton
or dinauce; $40 A each. John McGlocklin, J
w. Gordon, John Brady, Charles Harneil,
drunk; military. J; P. Pasco, do; dismissed
Fourth prscinct-W. Thompson, assault and
battery; Edw Stuard, do {; dismissed Thomas
Smith. drunk and disorderly; 50.
Fifth Precinct Mary Dennis, drunk and dis.
orderly; 81 IS. Jas Carr, do; 80. John Mas.
STA, grand larceny; for trial: Richard Way,
assault; bail for peace. Alice CLARK, disor-
derby; 81 so Elizabeth Smith, do dismissed
Johanna Brooks, do; 81. b Connolly, do
SIS. Johanpah Allen, disoYderly: $3.50
Mary E. Belt, Betsy Glasco and Silas Smith,
nuisance; dismissed.
Isixh Precinct.-Martha Colgate, grand lar.
ceny; dismissed. Frank Nelson, Richard Rod.
man, disorderly; 81 each. Jeremiah Brigham,
do; IS. James McGorthy and Charles John.
son, drunk and disorderly; military.
Tsnh Precinct.-Joseph Smith, drunk and
disorderly; 81. Edward Hines, disorderly
dismissed John Jones, do; SS. Louisa Jones,
DO; 81. James Clifford, suspicious character;
dismissed. Joseph Toombs, assault; bail for
peace. David Smith, VIM. jenkins, larceny;
for trial.
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PAPE r. H A 6INGS.

EfetC yEfl6ty Gf
ENTIRELY NEW EPYLxs
Adapted to
DINING ROOMS,
HALLS, AND
CHAMBIRS
Also,
500 YARDS CANTON MATTINGB.
1000 YARDS FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
Our Mattings are unrivalled IN this city, compfi
ing in part the famsus Gowqua brand for parlo
Oil Cloths from to Il feet wide, adapted to dini
rooms, halls, &c. Also
WINDOW SHADES,
BRASS GORNICEs.
PARLOR MATS,
Paper hung BY skillful workmen, and all ords
promptly attended to. Give m Q call and 81
from 10 TO 20 per cent. lfr =
= RIYHLl q HALO0NERp
No, S4S 5th street, between 1 street and
- SEQ Mas. avenue,
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DRoPosALs FOR WOOD AND COAL.

OFFICE HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES., U.s,t
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Sept. 7, 1854.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
until IL o'clock the 3Dth September, 1874, for
furnishing for the use of the House OF Represen-
tatives OF the United States, $50 tons 900 lbs
WHITE ASH COAL. or Of quality equally good.
o. Cords Baker PINE WOOD.
% Cords best seasoned HICKORY WOOD.
5lCords best seasoned OAK WOOD.
- The whole to be put away in the vsnlts of the
Capitol, under the direction of the CHI ef ineer
70 whom application may be made for infor nation,
DC.
next.
Bonds for the faithful execution of the contract
Bids for Coal and Wood will be considered sepa
rately EDWARD McPH EKSON
sepe lw Clerk House Representatives., U. s.
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CLAR1F1ED elders c,.p,,,,n c,n,,,
soson suppl;
Of pure M.ssachu Z. Q LAkirisp CIDER, Which
titles to suit purchasers
Hotel and al others ta IN Tsns
anime this before Durchas,nS sisewh sHiuu
Georgetown. D. q.
MARLBOROUGH DISPATCH Us, Edited BY
La General Murray; 8 vols. London.
0nieial Dispatches OF the War Of 1879.
Memoirs and Correspondence of Sir Thos. Picten,
Col. frsaer's Letters during the Peninsular and
Waterloo Cam PAL gins, Lendon;
Biz Charles kapier's Life and Official oorrespon-
LIE ana Letters of Admiral de saumarez, 2 rols.'
Diary and Dispatches of Gen. Sir Robert Wilson,
Sir ". Sidney Smiths Life and Dispatches. 3
CeiinTWoods Public and Private Letters with a
Confed erate Ofieial Reports of Battles.
Barnard & Barry's Report; vcu u.v,o,
0RPH1Nsic COURT. SEPTEMBER Sd, 1867
81 p
ministrator of John Hawkins, deceased, the
ssid the sts ssy q sas
Der u0Xtf0r the nna Bottlement ana OF
the personal estate Of ssid deceased, and Of the
assets in hand, as far as the same have been col:
the creditors and heirs of said deceased
70 attend, Cat the orphans, Court Of nstcn
vouched or they may otherwise by Law be exoluded
from I'll benefit In said decessed estate: provided
three weeks in the Evening Star, previous to the
~: Test EST '.' % 0e'''' g. EoBBIsg9,,,
0E11 N 1I01laOND AND auRIouNpIN0
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EDUCATIONAL.

COLUMBIAN COLLEGB, d. -Tbeeession Of
~ the Pr. paratory Department opsns WEDNES-
DAY, Sept. Il; OF the College. DNESDAY,
Sept. d, 1854. For catalogues or further informa-
tiop apply to 6. W. SAMSON. .: p.
DORROMEO COLLEGE, Pikesville, Baltimore
- county. Nd, opens it's ninth session on the I'd
Monday of September. For the terms other in
for nation address Rev. E. @. s. WALDRON,
Principal. sep 3-Im*
CEORGET0WN FEMALE SEMINARY, ISL
" West street. The duties Of this Institution
will be resumed September 5. For circulars ad
dress the principal.
sep Inn NJ. j. narrower.
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M: = .scszHa n. ass sSa:SSSssS:
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THE EVENING STAR.

GEoRGETowN CORPORATION AFFAIsS
FRIDAY, Sept. 16-Bodrd Of 4AdernssH IN. NJ
Board met. the Recorder, Mr.. Cox' III 'ue
hair.
A message was received from the Mayor, re.
turning "a supplement- TO an ordinance euutIeu
an ordinance regulating the priSe on meas u,-
M sssge, with the accompanying documents,
were laid on the taole
The two Boards met in joint convention,
upon the in vitation Of the Council and pro-
ss.Sed ~ 10 the election OF an Harbor Master
Upon the adjournment OF the con ventioD, the
Aldermen returned to their chamber, and the
BOARD adjourned till Friday next, at * p. m,
with the con sent of the Common Council.
Common CoaneiL-The petitions OF Geo. E.
GRIMES and of various hucksters, to be re-.
feved OF fines imposed by Justice Buckley, &C.,
Walker for work done for the Corporation,
were read and appropriately referred
The committee on the ordinance Lowing 8
spse iai tax was granted further time 70 re-
port.
The following ordinances were passpd For
the benefit of T. A. Lszenby; for repair OF hy-
trsBts End placing fire. plug a. the intersec-
lion OF Bridge and Potomac streets; resoiu.
lion in favor Of George E. Grimes; resolution
making appropriation for the repair OF the new
road.
The committee on Mr. Chambsrlin's commu.
nieation was granted further time.
On motion OF Mr.. Crogin, the Aldermen were
notified that this board was ready 70 elect a
harbor master.
Joint meeting was called 70 order by Recorder
The following gentlemen were nominated
8. H. sherman, Peter Berry and Chas Myers.
The vote being counted, the tellers reported s.
II. Sherman, votes; p. Berry, S; O. Myers, 2.
TIE Recorder announced the election of S. II.
Sherman aud the joint meeting dissolved.
The Council resumed. and il was resolved,
adjourn II be till Friday next, at az o'clock p.
m. And the board adjourned.
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OHIHY QUARTIRMASTIRT OITIOI.-
~ D1loaf e WAsHIIolon,f

An dealers in Drugs, Hardwsre, Lumber, Leather,
Office Furniture, Harness., and eaddlery are 70.
auested to send TO this o@cs. on MONDAY ofeaeh
articles they are to furnish to this DEPOT 81
short notice. with the price Of each in plain
require 1t, the article or articles can b obtAinss
without delay, and at the lowest price.
Dealers wishins to sell to this Depot W1u - Re-
quired to furniah the NsS punstuallY every Monday
n'1nisss is.4,.r General and di,:sS
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TEAMsTERs WANTED.

C1isf Qsarternaste,'s Office, Depot Of Washinston 4
Wash,as.os. D. G.. Avg. Is. 1864.
Wanted, at once, five hundred (So0, TO one thou
single line and managing six mule teams.
To such who are competent to perform the duty,
with one ration per day, and hospital privileges,
including the best medical attendance when sick.
Men experienced as Wagon Masters will receive
such positions, upon bringing to this point twenty
Apply TOT TO CAPTAIN CHARLES II. TOMPKINs,
A. Q. n. q. 8. A., corner of Twenty second and G
streets, Washington, D. G. ,uourp
an la-2lt Depot of Washington.
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a DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
OPTION 61A PA. AV4NUy,
WashsHst0p, d. q,

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WashsSstoH, D. G.
GREaT HAsTERN, NORTHERN, AND WEST
ERIN EXPRESS FORWARDERS, -
MERCHANDISE, MONEY, ylWlLRY, vALU.
ABLEs, NOTES, sT0CKs, R3S Sp @s,,
accessible sections Of the cenntry. This Company
RfY.y TSEHs e sh'
Its principal Offices are
p g. kkAET1xokk dfS
olSs WILL sE Ejskk 2Hads4s hs1ois
Hr tn Hfsss SprTsfdinG 10 the CANADA and the
to LIvIRPo0L. s06TH4MPToN and HAFRS
sna sssnds p AuloYe.n eEpEesses to 81 prominent
nsnt. "iAseA. -.
celiection sf MOTHS. DRAFTS, and BILLS mads
at I'll ssssaaiSls tsfts 81 ths unitsS ststss.
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AISSGb5E 2vSSos 20. 10 Z: F
CITIZENS isSSE1 1NP f zzfftt55EEaHT
Aay1elssas Hes1. lac Bsesss'sJ
362 fspnnsyivanis svenao, -.
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COUGHS! COLDS! CONSUMPTION
wySTARS BALSIH OF WILD CHKRRY
REDDING'S r USSlA SALVE!!
REAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.

FORTY YIARs' EXPER ENol
AZ fully established tho superiority Of this Salye
over ali other healing remedies, It reduces the
most angry LOOKING SWelli nes and Infamstions a
N by Mssic; healS OLD soRIs, WOUNDS, BuRHs,
EcILps, &C.. in . surprisingly short time.
Only Is esnts Boz.
The above are old and sesU sstabltsAsd Remedies.
For Sale BY
y.P, DIHsMoRR, 491 Broadway, New York,
6.'W. FoELE Co., Is fremont st. Boston,
10y % 3D. W3m and By all Druggists.
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IMPORTANT TO a
- HOUSEKEEPERS W
AND OTHERS.
We invite the attention Of all
persons who are in want of FURNI.
TCRE or HOUSEKEEPING GOODS to call and
examine our large and extensive assortment,
which we are prepared to offer
AT GREAT BARGAINS
thereby making it an important item in the selee.
tion of
FURNITURE
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
always to be found ct the well known establish.
ment of McGREGOR & ZIMMERMAN
No $50 Seventh street, between
au &c colin Louisiana av. and ST.. east side.
nIANOs. have Just received eight more o
i SteinWay & Sons Pianos all of the
different sizes and stylss, which We offer JVYVH
what higher in price than others. but their SUI
yerority is APPARENT 70 AL, aiser careful exam
Of other maksrs: Mason Hsmiin,s Cabinet Or
W. G. METZHROTT,
auB Cor. 18th st. and Pa. svenue.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12
DEMOCRAT & News.
Largest Cfsy m ~ WerI1.

\ ~
Largest CITY ~ the " GRID.
1t the following account 10 true, Lon
don is no longer hs metropolis Of on,
{planet. Tast distinction belongs TO The
japanese city Of Jeddo, which CORES.
pendent Of the Boston Traveller thua
describes v& W
"But what shall say Of this gre.tes,
and most singular OF all citiesi A volume
is needed to describe Il, without at
tempting To- give it, history. have read
Of old ,Niaevah and Babylon below the
ground, and seen ssd handled the works
Of sri, which have been disi0tcrred, and
created 80 much admiration on both
sides Of the Atlantic; but one living jed
do above the ground 10 worth huodsed
old fogy cities below it. l cannot give
yOu an idea Of it. it 10 90 unique, so un-
like everything except itself, and SO i'm.
possible Is you will think. have
seen several places Of int. est, and
mainta ned cool head, but was be-
~idered and confounded when | saw
this. It is situated on the western
shore OF this charming gulf, twenty
miles vide by twenty-four long, to
which the Lake Tiberlas is nothing ex-
Dept in the sacred feet which once trod
its shores. II stretches for twenty miles
aud more along beach Of semi circu.
lar form, with its horns turned outward,
and along which . street extends.
crowded with blocks of stores and
houses, and teemmg with moving
crowds, while .hop-keepers, artisans,
women and children seem equally nu-
nervous within door, and At the doors.
Indeed, dozen or fifteen miles might be
sdded to the length Of the city in this
direction, since there is nothing but an
unbroken succession OF towns and vii
lagos for this distance, which are as pop
ulou. and we'll built as the city itself.
Gin crossing the city from the shore TO
the'western ont-kirtA have walked two
miles and half, and then proceeded on
horseback for ten miles more, making
twelve miles and half in their whole.
while in other places it may be wider
o''b. AOSOtuipS " suC IO"cst cSltudlc,
tho city covers an area equal to seven Of
the New England farming towns, which
were usually six miles square. And al
Is traversed by streets, usually wide, we'll
constructed, perfectly neat, and cross
each other at right angles; streets lined
with houses and stores as compactly as
they can be built, aud crowded with
moving and stationary masses as thick
as in our Washington street of Now
York Broadway, at leasti for considera-
bic distances. The population is cstima-
ted generally at three mIlliona, which
Mr.. Harris, our Minister, thinks is no
For my part, judging
from what l have seen when have gone
into the heart OF the city, and crossed
the city from side to side, | should be
willing to add as many millions more |;
Tor the living, moving masses seen from
sunrise to sunset, and everywhere the
same. fairly seemed beyond computa-
tion."
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DR. SW EET'S
XMrulltLIe Lint sasC ut


GREAT EXTERNAL REKELY.
70, RAeuma,ism Gous, he~,uiyia. EumJogo, S,il
Week and Joists, Spvain,, Bruises, Ctts and
Wounds, Pites, Headache, aud all kheu-
matte and AerUo.s disorders.
Dr.. t.phen sweet, Of Cs1Ht ciicut
The Great Natural Bono Setter
Or. 81" ph u sweet, If Connecticut
Is known ali over the United States,
bv. stephen Sweet Of CsRpeetIcst,
Ii tho author Of Dr.. Sweets Infsl.ible Linimsn,
DT. sweets lUf .isibls L,ntnent
Cures Kheumxtism and never fails.
Dr sWoet's yEf. lbl. LiDiment
IL certain remedy for Neuralgia.
d.. sweets lafaliIbie 1.iBlnent
Cures Buras and Scalds Immediately.
Dr. sweets lnfsl ibls LiHimsnt
IL the bes, kno wn remedy for sprains and Brusss.
Dr. SWEETS lDfalishle LiAlmeAt
Gives immediate relief to Piles, and .edon fails
10 cuio.
Or. Sweets lsfsiilblo Linimant
Cures Headache Immediately and Was never
known to fail.
DR.. sweets lHfalliblo Liniwont
Affords IN N ediate relief for Piles. and seldom
fails 90 euro.
Dr.. ~weet's luf allibio Linlment
Cures Toothachs in one minute.
DR.. sweets lufs lMbIe LiDiment
Cures Cuts and W ounds Immediately and leave
NO scar
Dr.. SwsetS lGfsliiblo LinInsut
Il the best remedy fer Sores in tho known world
Dr. swecys Inf Aillblo Liniment
Has been used BY more than million people, and
Ill prsisc'is.r is'
Dr.. sweets tsfall!blc Liginont
Ia truly "fricnd In need, ;" and every fami
should have IL ~ hnad.
DR.. sweets lsf llllbio Lialmept
IL for sale BY oil Druggists. Price IS and so cts
RIOHARDSUN 4 CO..
Sole Proprietor, Norwich, CT.
For sale by LORD b smith, Wholesale
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Capt. Isaiah sellers, an old.time plot
Of tho Lower Mississippi, died at Mem
phis on the 9th inst. Capt. S. was the
pilot OF the famous J. NJ. White when
she made her fast run from New Or cans
to St. Louis, and aiterward held that pc.
sition on the renowned Aleck Scott, in
her palmy days.