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RYJ. O. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctienesr..

TRUSTEES SALE OF SQUARE $50, situa-
Of Mr.. Corcoran, on the Boundary
By virtue of deed Of trust, dated September q,
LOO ct seq, Of the land records Of washington
county, the subscribers. as the trustees therein
named, will sell. to the highest bidder, on the
premises, on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of August,
1856, at clock In the afternoon, Square No. $50,
in the plan Of w ashington city. - - =
The terms of sale are: One third cash: and the
residue In and u months, with interest from the
amount. to be secured By . deed Of trust on the
property. All conveysneipg and stamps Ct the cost
aucloneer at the the time OF sale II the terms Of
sale are not complied with within FIVE days from
the day Of eele the trustees reserve the right to
resell the above SQUARE, or any part thereof At
the risk and cost Of the purchaser in default, on
oneiweek . notice in educational Intelieencer. %
A. HYDE. r.
Esq e1f T. SUTERS Trustees.
j. G. McGUIRE q CO.,
y7-w&l3dl4au Auctioueers.
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ID EDMOND, FREDERICKsBURG AND Pc.
II T0AAC RAILROAD.
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tssndsy Q. m. exceptedD

The quickest and most direct route to Riehmopd,
steamers from SIXTH Street Wharf, SeHS
Washington. TO Aqua Greek and"hzd
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
now entirely completed from Aqua Greek 70 Rich-
mond Va connecting there With trains the Rich.
mond and Petersburg and Richmond and DsuviIle
Railroads. for Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington,
Ealeigh, Greensboro, Salisbury. Charlotte and
Steamers Report and q Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily Sunday m orping erceptedD 81
6 90 Q. m. and ,. m, and arrive in Richmond &C
205 y. m and o n.
THROUGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN EOURs.
fifty Miles Shorter ana "a Hours Quicker than
any Other houte.
Be sure and get Through Tickets VIA AQuis
Greek and Fredericksburg, TO Richmond, 81 the
Company Office, corner Of Penns avenue and sfh
street. or on board of the boats. Baggage checked
through.
Onnibusses and Baggage Wagons will be IN
readiness to convey psssenge - and baggage be-
tween depots in Richmond.
Passengers by this line pass by daylight Mount
Vernon. and may have an opportunity OF visiting
several battle felds Fredericks burg By stop
ping at that point.
Breakfast and sup on board Of Steamers.
GEO. MATTINGEY. Supt., w ashington, d. q.
MATTHEW CLARK, Agent, wsshins,on.
apSly General Passenger Agent.
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NtAporrouxHIsroxy or yuLluec EsAB,
spd,PfoSDfe{e - America. epepcer's HasrSsfve
O AS@ess6dvffs Prison Crayens Prison LllS q
ysn; Davis Ny Vineyard a. Lshsview. Rivers'
Letter Carrier. For Years In the Saddle; By
Barry 0ilmor.
ye IHANCh TAHLO1.
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.48O y.xinr, 48O
AN1RIOAN CHRONO0ETEB,
@annioctufsr end Dealer In Oeronemetore I'd
." WsSeSss is3airsd anA Wsrranssa. Asa-A.
IJOMEs WITHOUT HANDS illustreted, $50
II Land st Last. novel. by Edmund Yatss. 50
in the ssddls. by Harry GilMor, g. Narrative q
Andersonvtlie Prison. 70 Raynors Life Of
AndJsw johnson, SI7s. Nspsleons Life Of Ca.
sar. vel. 2, 93-3.
us ERASVh TAYLOb.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

SUAMER ARRANGEMENT
- STEAMER CAMBRIDGE.
On and after this day the Steamer Cambridge,
Capt. =. I. Leonard will leave her
pier, opposite 10 Light q, wharf, 1921
between Lee and Barre streets, Bal
nS%Srs On Tv1SSnpAY, THuRspAY, and SAT.
Double Mile, Oxford. Cloras Point. WaIlsch )
Nhsrf. Oembriage, Hpehlets Wharf: Csbin
Greek, and Medford D wharf. Returning from the
Ea.tern Shore. she will reach Baltimore at Q. m
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and eafurdays. Passsn-
train for Baltimore. VIM
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by THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.

VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BUsI-
town at Auction.
On THURSDAY, August 9th, at s o clock .. m.
/ will sell, in front Of the premises. that very
valuable and desirable operty, situated on High
street, No 60, near Bridge street The lot fronts
70 feet inches on High street, with depth OF 2O2
feet Ia inches, to a wide alley. The improvements
consist OF e large three story brick store and
dwelling, with large back building. containing
for business in the town
Terms: cash $500 to be paid on the day of sale.
Conveyance and stamps at the cost of the pur-
chaser.
jy26 IInt THOS BOWLING. Auct
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DOTOMAS TRANSPORTATION LINE.
notice 70 saIPPRRs

The ss:.Hs, axrKHss, CAPT. a. BITTER.
exandrfa at .. N. EVERY SAT.
gRDAY for oiynont, Budd Ferry
Smiths Point, Chsfterton Landing, Nsnjemoy
Stores, nsthias Point, Chapel Point. PlovdenS
Wharf, Lapcesters Wharf. Stoneb Wharf Cur-
rionen Bay, Fexwellp Wharf, Piney Point Point
Lookout, and arrives at Baltimore Ct q n on
JB BRYAN q BRO Asepts.
apI-u No. 3ls Penna sveru ne.
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BoYs' SPRING AND SUMNER oLorHIso.
SELLING OFF TO REDUCE STOCK.
We offer our entire stock Of Boys, ouths' and
Childrens
REApY.MADE CLOTHING
AND FURNISHING GOODS
at greatly reduced prices, and wsuld ask an early
call TO secure cheice selections at low prices.
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
322 Penna. avenue,
10 1s-etif between 9th and 10th streets.
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Burned TO DEATH ON HoRsEBACK-A
woman in Ohio recently was riding on horse.
pack, smoking pipe. Some Of the ignted
tobacco fell from il on her dress, which imme.
diately caught fire. She endeavvred to extin.
guish the blaze, but her horse became unman.
ageable amp whirled ronnd rapidly, and in a
was no escape for her. She was burned to
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WHISKY SPILT.-While a party of laborers
were engaged the other day in digging cellar
adjoining warehouse, in Cynthiana, KY, the
latter suddenly fell with q crash. 1t Contained
seven hundred barrels Of whisky. These were
mostly bnrsted, and the cellar was literally
hiled with the fluid. None of the laborers were
killed. but several were soon after found ..ter
riblY drunk" in the neighbCrhood
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BLESSED BRIDGE.-A singular ceremon '
toek place recently on the occasion of the 60 N
pleron of new bridge constructed at the vii.
lase OF Assumption, Canada East, oyer the
river OF that name. Rev. MIR. Dooval blessed
the bridge in the presence of the assemble
people, and christened ii also, Monsieur and
Madame Fontame being the godfather and god.
mother.
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JUST FOUND IT OUT.-As we were travelling
lew days ago. says the Greenville (Alabama)
Advocate, between Tensas and Pollard, we
came across something in the shape of q man.
he had cap of coonskin, shoes of raw hide,
his coat and pants may have been of Oonfed-
crate grey, but the rags were so Shiny that it
was impossible to identity them. He had an
Old canteen and haversack. On inquiry we
found out that be was deserter from the Con.
iederate army, and had been laying in the Tit
Swamps of Florida, and had inst heard that
the war was over, and was hunting up q Fed.
eral oficer 10 get paroled.
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An EX-ALDRRNAN kILLKp-On Wedu esdav
seyening. an ARRAY occurred at a public bops.
IN Phlladelphia, during which James T. Har
msr, late alderman OF the second ward. was
shot dead. The ARRAY grew out of a polit,cai
Gispaie, and several parties Were Concerned
IN ~ Jacob BastiaR, who fired the fatal shot
immediately gave himself mp. He stated thai
he shooting was entirely in self. defen Sc: thar
Ne had every reason 10 believe from the VIC
lent eonduct of Hammer that he would not stop
short Of taking his life. BastIan is quite z
snail man, and Harmer above The ordinary
SIZE, weighing over two hundred pounds De-
csssed was wei known in the southern part
OF PhbaeeiPhia. where he had lived from
childhood. $500. ~ ID q. -
- There seems 70 10 an i'm Dor a IT difference
Of opinion between Miss Fornif and Mr. Adam
Rowe. Of Allegheny, Pa. The lady ha< child
wh.I P ree swear po,s,.,yeiy is Mr.. Rows's,
geJY 2 euandary; they don't know whief
5s6e1td NOV best fsf 1850 %
GeBIISG Wo&Es.-TbsTe are women arnonr
sbe0xffnafdfaB Volunteers. A giri OF seven,
teen enrolled kSrself az Como, under the name
II Antonio UelAere. she wears the GaribaI
nian uniform, and IS treated - 9 very respect
~ The men.
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AUCTION SALES.
RT GREEN Z WILLIAMS, Aue,,ope.-..
puM4ARRaN

Under deed OF trust from John r. CLARK I will
sell, on the premises, July 18th at cIosk iif not
Ess ss NJ a. by rain twenty Lot. vsrl ing from
line, northwest Of the Post ofsce' On the rnsa TO
BlsSSn ;st four nlles from Washington and
land 10 IN high cultivation. with a comsertahie
D.eilng, &C. The lots have elevated building
slIes, W9ed ana water: . portion has brownstone
pass near. and one Of the Contemplated sites OF
the ffesident1ai residence and public park name
distant - ny A-''~
Plat to be seen at GREEN l. wILLIAMs',ws.h-
inston. n
~ TIE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN
consequence Of the rain, until WEDNESDAY,
Eth August. when Ii will positively take place.
This sale presents rare bdu cemente 70 gentlemen
wishing 10 purchase handsome building sitee for 3
esuntry seat.
" sd Unit GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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RY ,. Q. McoUIRI . CO.. Auctioaeer,.

TEUsTEEs SALE FINE ooTTAGEsITEs
SHVThDe RkTWEEN kALORAAA AND
On MONDAY. the 18th Of August. at s o,cleck
p. m, on the premises. / shall sell Lot 4, ofJ6he
tract Of land known a. the - Widows Mite sub-
divided in nine cottage sites, Of about four acres
This land is situated on the high grou nds north
west OF and contiguous to the city, and ID one OF
the most beautiful locations in this Vicinity for
tensse view Of and the n
country, and Of easy approach. direct through
from Connecticut avenue, and doins the valua.
bic place Of Mr.. Little, And 10 in itself valaa.
bic In consequence Of the prospect either of Kalo
rama or Meridian Hill being selected to build the
tween there sites; and tits also proposed TO con
tdf1ot pesseneer rsiIroad ont Connecticut ave-,
on the place, to which purchasers will be priv
ileged to get the stone from gratis for the foun.
dstions Of any buildings they may desire to erect
Plsts Of the property may be seen at the auction
roen of j. G. Mcclure Co., where the property
may be purchased at private sale.
Terms One.haf cash residue 6, IL, and IS
m onths, with interest, fer notes secured on the
property sold. Conveyansing e Pr Ieh ser cost.
WIN MOUSSE, Trustee.
JAS. o. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts
I'd lat Re- I
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
N ARRHOUsEs AT AUCTION.

CAisSQusrssyMesssv's QbBes, Depos ~ WssAssssoa,t
Wa,A,astcs, ID. c., August ., 1856 I
VIII be sold at public suction: on tn URsDAY,
sptS eionei ] smes NJ Moore, A O. NJ a. ics "a = :,
WAREAUUsE Nc. = corner 18th stree; and Ne =,
York sv nue., consisting Of 70
PartI, rs feet by Isl feet:
50 feet feet s sy "a m9 ssss
, wSs SIZED lsbs Al feet ana PLATFORM ct,
And at2p m, on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
rcad. near the corner Of Delaware avenue and @
One wARiHoUsE. 81. fee. BY 1864 feet.
Buildings viii be sold singiy, and must ke re.
moved within ten days from date Of ssle
Brev.. Major Genera, and Chief SS SsrssIn....r
I IMBEK FOB wAe0N NAMES AT AUG
Chief Qsarse,maaer'so ses, Dspc, Of wa,ains,on,(
win ;. .o,s 9 fass asSs1 4.
0H Of AaFs.s,
hpsSn 10 Oo"
About g ST inch Oak Plank.
! SSdS els
=" i6iset3ss :.
:: H !:::: 81! ISL !: Ash Plank.
: 's IS g ST! ST; H'sss!, Plank.
900 i:ss' 5. :" Poplar Boards.
nsss as this is superior lot Of we'll
+ Win bs S:ssd in lots of 1000 feet with the
Ts sms q 1. lSoG IN 's .av.rpm.n. funds.
their purchases with fifteen dye from fTS% day Of sale
s s Maj So. Ss. & S:.sss:ss
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<rHs niScsAS 81 v HS fssAkS iSDtD.
tail o1OCf1, anA assler IN sUTLkRs' euI.
Go00 WasAAa0osa DO. bW-eeay |,
DENNIEe cen b haA IN ssy suaatitjss q TIE
il Otas oDeo oo0ntogs 6s0t0
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SAFE FROM THE SECOND CONNANpMENT-
The ladies, and those of the other sex, who are
accustomed to go into ecstasies over a ssJoye OF
bonnet, are often in danger of breaking that
clause OF the second of the ten Command mems
which prohibits blowing down to ANYTHING
made in the likeness of anything in the heaven
above, IN the earth beneath, or N the water
under the earfh.' Those who adore the pres
emit latest style of bonnets, may rest assured
that they do not infringe upon this command
ment.
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WHAT Tns gVR 9ss sA! OF THE ANA
"Aasistaat Surgeon. sth 1850,

sold by 0. q. FORD, corner nth street ana p.,,.
sylSanse avenue. Warrington; HENRY OnIH
AI hssSnsn s: t va b DrasE,st: ssnsrsS
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THE CHOLERA AT LIvERPooL.-The latest
adyices by mail from Liverpool state that the
chslera Is again spreading in that city House
TO house visitation and hospital accommoda-
tons have been resumed. 1t would be well
for the health authorities in this city to prepare
for the poss'ble arrival of another injected
vessel from England, anG not wait until
one or more come before preventative meas
UreS taken
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her has obtained nom the Orphans, Court OF
Wellington county, in the District Of Columbia,
tsse ~ Vireinia nilstead, late Of Washington,
D c., deceassd. All persons having claims aesinst
the .sme with the vouchers thereof. 10 the eubecri
her on or before the I'd day Of June next: they
may etherwiee, b. Law, be excluded from al benefit
o. eve: nd: my hand 81 "a dsy q J9p. 49,
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THE BlTER BITTKS.-A boy ten years old, in
Buffalo City, Wisconsin. was bitten IN the
palm OF his hand by rattlesnake a few day.
ago, as he was in the act of striking it with a
STICK. In the matter of striking the snake
took The palm. The boy TOOK his departure for
home in hurry. and after much application
OF raw flesh and "pain killer" externally, An d
whisky internally, he was pronounced out of
CANCER. became calm. and yo wed that he would
avoid the company of snakes eternally
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vVrLuBOLpy EXTRACT DUCHU AID IL
II PROViD IOeH WASH cures secret and;d
~ doerdero in I'll thetr STAGE, q htsle sxDenss
NM n ~ cksAge in diet no inconvenience, and
n A Soeare. Nis pleasant In taste and odor, I'm.
Esdisss % IT. ssasa. nd me- free al inis.'es
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RAILROAD LINES.


RALIIAoRE AND OHIO RAILkoAp.
ID WAsHIRsfoN, Juaezs, lssa
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il1BOW's REvIEw FOR JULY.

!. The Old and the New; BY l... =. Noyssu :.
tory; by Henry J. Morgan. 5. Sketches Of Foreign
Trsyel 4. Shall Southerners Imigrate TO Braziir
Resources. g. Home Eaueation and ths HSme
Circle; By g. fttIhugh. yirginia>r,hsr Sev
Entered MP Daily in the eonfsderscy. Depart.
ment Of IndustEy and knterlriss DepSrtsmsnl 81
facfurss. Department Of Conmsrce. DepArtm. mt
Of the Frsednsn; pepsrtnens OF Internal In
SIX dollars per s.num. sHR ST Taf Ffseses
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DurrIELD CELEBRATED HANS.
TIE OLDEST AND BEST BRAND In tn
.e Market.
JeTABkISH En- IN pSaS

EDAM OBESE.
yuss iDDoTfe n. ". BURCHELL.
NA VeIDeR Nth an1 0ePeeie
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LEAvE WASHINGTON Lave Afvr.1np,.
LEGAL .. sSA. =. iIprsss ........ s:ssA. n .
express ..---,; 60 y; Local .-....--.. Is0'P A.
NH lily WI. FHELPS, }w., m.
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An ElepeRenS.

..ls- H-s..sI ..lss = ~ --E1-El
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06
.uaAWaa
BIZ. wersI Bistiiisrs Rectifsrs, 60.

"a rs .sfat vtagsdys p Ee t1d ii "a
.gf.8teo zffh ga l0tsAeX fsi3 a4g al 9AH
HupplIed with every description Of Copper and
Sheet Ara1 Work, Brewing Kettles, Refrigerators,
Attemporaiors, kparaes, Stillheads and Worms
on ~ Improved pipciple, Columns for Alcohol
IsaA and Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass aud Iron
fpmps of ersry variety, for beer, Spirfta OIL 90.
Beass Cocks and Valves, Steam whistles, Ac.t
Work men sent 60 all parts to az up work and do
Works, AZ. itatfei
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TAb e&MfA NEW GUERrEs for sAis at low
%~SOO nsurs't sB4IRD q START.
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old M staIs 5. Bough t.

Beis dealingin and selling Aliens Improved
Steam ouaee, Wrought If5a Welded flpe8 aud
Tubing, MoGfnnis's Improved Bmut Ma :
chimes, Stspben Hugh, - Flower eepnfators, Ger
man Bolting Cloth. Gum Elastic Betting, Pack.
ing. Hesei &o.<sf the bost kind. TihplAfe Sheet
He has every facility Of the best Machinery and
Worknen, aUd will give 81 work entrusted tohim
his Individual attenffon, filling orders pronptlS,
wMrrantine hts work, aud ID satisfied With roas.
onabie prices. 9-isife .l-,--ti i
& re- ofIice asl Sale Rooms, Foundry, Boiler
- Machine Shop on Pine Street. between First
sna eecohu 7srrrrys sav~-s-ssile.Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06

3 A gentleman who suffered for years from Merry
Gus Debility, Prsmature Decay. and ell the effects
Of youthful indiscrstion will for the sake Of SUI
fring humanity, send free to all who need IT, tse
recipe and directions for making the simple reme-
dy by which be was cared. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertissrs experience, can do so BY
addressing, in peri ct confidence
JOHN B. OGDEN,
faho7 .2m No Is Chambers street, New York
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06

Colgate Q Aromatic Vegetable Soap
Il 4 sdperiOr ToELEt spAPs prepared irom refned
YkGETkhLE 0ILs 10 .eOmblnAtion with GLTcEnrHE
and especially deaignsa forths nee OfsLAbrEs add
for the NURsERY. Its perfume 10 exquisite, and
Its washing properties unrivalled. For sale BY all
druggists. fsb2S 'e6-d&wly. &
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06
A CROWN OF GLORY,
-s@ - ass - q - sen
Every Man, woman and ohsld who has used
Sterling's Ambrosia

IL willing TO recommend IL. Three years Of rap-
idly Increasing sale have made the Ambrosia IA
nous an ossF the world. ai-aA
1T IS WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
It cures Itching of the Head.
1t makes New Hair grow on Bald Heads.
It prevents tho Hair from Falling Out.
e Ifrsnders thu Hair Soft and Glossy.
Cleanser the Scalp, ooolu the Heated Brow, BE
moves Dandrun, Cures Nervous Herdsche, Cures
Badness, Inaures Luxuriant Locks. Inclines Hair
to Curl, supercsdsa Wigs, Kills HAIR Eaters.
Good effect apparent at once.
1II TO THE LADIES WE SAY.
The Ambrosia viii suit you, 10 7, e ElegAetly
put up. Dolicassiy Perfnmed. PatrOnized by
Opera Singers and Actresses. Sold in aplendId
boxes cartons, containing two large bottle
No. for morning, No. i for evening
THERE Is NO MISTAKE ABOUT 1T.
sTERLING's AMBRoS1A is the best, most
agreeable and, effective toilet In ths world. To
prove this. try d carton. us S3e1{fI1
Sold by DruggistFs uDWAIsa St9Hts
6tsrling's Ambr0sia, Manufacturing
.vbameI Company avEass
ans FULTON Street, NEW YORK.
~ 80 o17-d1wly 4 tfAaas54f ~
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A CAHD no TNVALIDs.

We invite the special attention OF the sick and
afflicted, no matter what the disease, or how bad,
to careful psrusal Of DR.. Easterly's medical sd
yer tissments, which can be seen in another col-
umn OF our paper this morning. DR. Easteriy's
Family Medicines are standard preparations, sell
rapidly, give general satisfaction, are kept in ali
the principle drug stores, and are the most Csle-
brated and Popular Remedies now 10 use. We
advise families to keep a supply of each OF DR..
RaaierIs's Medicines on, hand and thereby cave
money in doctors bills. For sale by the Drag
sgists OF Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06

friend rsIat.s 70 US that the summer before
the war, at the house Of hospitable South Caro-
linian planter, he was up one morning with the
sun, and was about to venture forth on 9 morning
walk, when he was checked by the planter at the
door.
"You cannot pass, sir. Too early
"Too earIyi why, my dear Colonel, what says
DR.. Franklin1"
"'Early to bed and early to rise " i'll mate man
healthy and wealthy and v-ise.'"
every fine, sic; but all fAIlacy. Early rising
and the inhaiation, upon an empty stomach, Of
tho morning malaria OF this country, North and
sonGhs have beeRp the death Of Ihousands--the
death OF thousands, SIR, from the time Of Capt.
John saith ;tottis day Wait tin afar break
fast, fortify your stomach With q cup OF bot cof
fee, and thsDs the noEious vapOrs of the night be-
ing exhaIed by the sun, we will take q morning
ride.s Hs~s - fF EsE
IS But my dear co1OneI, I Am aiways fortified
with wine-glas Of H0STETTER's STOMACH
BITTERS." sas - 3&aacd
"Ah. chem, SIR, you may stick to DR.. Franklin.
Hoststfsr's agent al Charleston supplies mes and
Il am expecting box to-day with my wagon.
Those Bitters, find, are sure protective against
all tbs fsyers resulting from malaria Doctor
Franklin holds good, sir, even In the swamps Of
South Carolina, IL f.rtified with Hostettsrs Bit
ters" - ga ~ NJ feb27 1w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06

% e. &lesAq 0ziSua AIT
I'D Sins Eigt al ,4Domgsa 10 gbai
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06
! ImpoFtant 20 Ladies.

Mrs. Winsiow's Mystic Pills. for Females, are
the best aud safest in the market. No bad effects
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NOTICE.
Notice Of the Opening and Ex.
Law fepdiur Of Fourth Street

play tending Of Fourth Street.
NToTToEsia hsre6y given that che Common
IN eCouncii 81 the City Of Eva6svnle, at It's sos-
zion on the 15th day OF JaB7ary A. d. 1906, pass.
ed al order for the opening and lay nv out Of
Fourth streets 81 city. Of the widfh Of 60 feet
10 ipcbess parallel with Thru street, from the
sout h-eagt side ofGum street to the Icy on out
lot 1nmheTed A. IN the Upper Enlafgeusnt Of said
city, la1d ON thence Of the same Width parallel
With sixth street 10 seii street, tbs line Ovid
fns between lots 81 and 80, in Block Ne, 2, south
trh Eplargement, 10 form the eastern line o. said
street from said alley 70 Powell street. ,.,f
All persons owning or ciainaing real estate sd
Joining or abutting upon said proposed atret, and
Yelling Themselves eggrievtd by the pasuage Of
said order, may TbaFe redress by application "a
said Council within six wsaks from the publica.
ton Of this notice.
By order Of the Council.
A. NJ. HcGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks 0fhcs, January "A, 1866. fJan24
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