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zoo WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES on
0OO baud and fer sale at reduced prices, at the
Builders Depot. 500 7th street, opposite Centre
Market.
je 9-eolm III. W HAMILTON
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by THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN
Auction

AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June 9TH,
at o'clock, will sell. in front of the premises,
part of Lot No. 49, in Bealls addition 10 George
town, fronting % feet Besil street. between
Washfn gton and Green streets, ard rusning back
10 feet, and improved by two Odd Frame Tene-
ments.
Also,
Lots No los and l9o each fronting 60 feet on BealI
street, between Montgomery and Monroe, and
running back l2n fe eft TO Poplar street.
Terms: One-thfrd cash balance in and II
months. with interest, sesured by deed Of trust
on the property ConVeysncine and stamps ct the
cost of the purchaser. A deposit Of $50 will be
required as soon as the property 10 struck of.
Title perfect.
je2l TH0S. BOWLING, Auct
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DY M. K. WALSH & CO., Auctioneers.
ID No. 2-5 Penns. ave, corner 10th street.
STOCK AND FIXTERIS, LEASE. &C, OF
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE, AT
AUCTION.
on, Or SEnsEsphNy M9RSINGs Jsne z. at 10
10Th and 2lst streets west the Stock and Fixtures,
Lease, &c, Of a Grocery and Provision Store, in
GLIDING large Ice Chest. &c. &c
je 25-2t N. X. WALSH & co ,Aucts.
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Je nd THos. BOWLING, Asct.

D. saiss.rooms No. SsS Psnnsyivanis svsass.
the sale Of Real Btats end Heusshold Hurniturs q
the residence Of antilles declipinG skseplna
Also, 70 the ss.es Of stocks q Groceries end Nor.
Harness, &C. 6oot.1
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CHARLEs SRn0AT Al. ,,s,.o.
WINE MERGHXHr, WH6i EsALE HEHk1-
TAIL GROCER, and dealer In sUTLERS eUf.
o4oota WashinGtoa D. O. II Nsoly
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GREAT TRADE SALE OF LUMBER
consisting of
1-INCH FLOORING AND1 4 FLOORING AND
STEPPING,

We will cell at auction on FRIDAY, June 29th
instant, on the premises. at Mr.. Samuel Stead's
Lumber Yard, Maryland avenue, between 10th
and llth streets west. Island, commencing at IL
O'Clock q. m, the largest and best assorted stock
ranged in lots suit the trade and builders this
and neIghboring cities.
We would call the particular attention of the
trade and builders Of W ashngton and the neigh
boring cities 10 this sale.
The whole OF this steC of lumber has been pre-
pared and assorted with great care.
Catalogues viii lie furnished at our Office pre-
yious to the day of sale.
Terms of sale cash: - per cent to be paid at the
time of purchase.
Lumber to be removed within seven % days
CLAGETT & SWEENY, Aucts
le 23-a Int. Chron. & Con. Union l
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MARY BLAKE AGAIN.-This morning, Mary
blake. who was arrested by detectives Kelly
snd BisIsv for the larceny OF $40 from a one
srmed soldier named John Madden had a
hearing before Superintendent Richards From
he evidence OF Madden IL appears that on the
saturday previous 10 the municipal election
1e had drawn several sums of money from the
Treasury and went to Mary BIaxes with $50.
She found out that he b ad the money and pro
posed 10 HIM 10 treat. He refused, but alter
wards gave the girl money to get the Gouor.
The girl returned with the liquor, and Mad
sen drank three times IN quick succession.
Blake invited him to her room, and the lastIbe
remen bered was her taking his shoes off and
helpin him TO undress. He aroused about I /
o'clock Sunday, and his money was gone ex-
eept about sou The evidence pointed yery
strongly 10 Blake Mr.. Miller appeared as
counsel for defense. and offered witnesses tn
Prove That complainant had made various
statements Of the case. The prosecution showed
mat the statements We're made for iustifiable
reasons. The defensed proposed to produce
.hrr evidence, and the Superintendent held
Blake 10 bail IN 5000 for a further hearing
Mary was lately IN difficulty for keeping a
oSWdy house, but does not seem inclined to
amend.
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PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING ARTICLES
l. AT THE WASHINGTON NAVY YARD

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING ARTICLES
l. AT THE WASHINGTON NAVY YARD
PGG1nGS''T'S O6ice, T. S. Nary
NcyhJHstoH, ID. c., June rs, 1885,
separate Sealed Proposals will lie received at
this office until the I'd day of July, 1856, at 10
o'elock a. m for the following articles, to be de-
hvered at the Washington Navy Yard, viz:
FOR BUREAU OF NAVIGATION
90 six hundred feet Walnut Timber
tO (six hundred feet ST. Domingo Nj shogany.
Fob BUREAU EQUIPMENT AND REPAIR
81 tnsty-six slabs Soap Stone.
FOB III REAU PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING
~ hftyI barrels Beef; rs (seventy. fve) barrels
Pork; twenty five harreis flour: 500 twenty
ave hundredl pounds Rice; 800 three hundred
gallons Molasses, Sugar house Syrup; 800 (thres
hundred) gallons Vinegar. All to be Navy stand
FOR BUREAU YARDS AID DOCKS,
4(fourI w stchmans Clocks
tonel good Garry ali Horse; to be selected,
For dimensions, description, &C.. see schedule
Al this ONCE The above artic es to be delivered
free cost to the Government for fret Rht
portauon. and at the risk and pense the party
furnishing. Sufficient guaranty for delivery will
b. required of successful bidders.
CALVIN C.. JACKSON,
j =
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je 25-a GREEN WILLIAMS. Auot.
RY W. l.. WALL & co. Auctieneers,

SALE OF GROCERIES. SUGARS, GOLDEN
AT AUCTION - 81
On THURSDAY MORNING, June 18th, com
menc ne at ~ clio K, will SELL at our AuctioI,
Booms, withou; reserve, for cash, to close con-
Cerp-
p barrels White and yellow Sugars
Barrels q ulden - rup
Barrels Flour
lt0 dozen good BrOoms
BECb ets Nests Tubs. Wrapping Paper
200 dozen Borden : Condensed Milk in GOOD order
Barrels ard octayes Risky and Brandy
20 dozen bottles Whisky.
With variety of ether Goods in the grocery
line, all of which will be ,eremptorily sold
Je-5 W. l. WALL & CO, Aucts
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by X. f. PAGE, AuctiOneer.
DROPUSALS FOB FUEL FOR THE PUB

L Lie SCHOOLS.
OFFICE Trustees r BLIc scHooLs,}
Sealed Proposals will be received at this once
until IL o'clock M On SATURDAY. sOth June,
1865, for the following:
500 tons hest quality WHITE ASH EGG COAL,
rs cords best quality well-sessoned Sawed and
SplH OAK and PINE KINDLING MOOD
mixed In equal quantities.
and in such quantities at the several school houses
may lie required
Bids will be received for the proportion required
for one or more districts.
The Trustees reserve the right to reject apr or
'' ~ ~. T. CAsssLL,
Chairman Committee on Supplies,
je &c, 90 Board Trustees Public Schools.
WASHINGTON ASYLUM, june 18th, 1856.
PROPOSALS FOB MEDICIEEs.
Proposals will be received al this INSTITUTION IN
NJ I9e 9Th a. Oock % 81 re shs hon:s oF
the year ending June 30th 1857.
Medicines to be Of the best quaiity. and 70 %
FURNISHED upon weekly reauitsS On the u.s a, the
institution may be had on application ct the
The lowest bidder will be notified to commence
supplying on July lstv RI NEWMAN.
JOHN McpEvITT,
VIM SLATER,
iels.eost Commissioners Washington Asylum.
TEsSEssEE BU11riskkIs rssrr surrERr
rEssssE ssiR BfTTEE siTsss Ss$ Greene
county. rI.,S snS = s,rs1ts
les under Bbbitt House.
T1HARLIs BREOHT,
sSSii;SF e ASs sss1:sr
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS. &C, TONIGHT.

GROvEI's-The "Seven Sisters" with q
strong cast. ircluding The charming Miss Lot
t. the cOrnical c. b. Bishop, and others not
unknown 20 fame.
GONE OF TIE GREATEST WONDERS OF THE
"ORLp," on exhibition at 255 Pennsylvania
. avenue
ant MOONLIGHT excursion of the season will be
khat OF the Young Mems Christian Association
90 GlymoHt this evening.
ANALosTAS IsLAND.-Afternoon and even
ing PIC mic of the Lafayette Club
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by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Asctieneers.

TWO-ST0RY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
Fronting on Kat Capitol street between 9TH
and 10th streets east, At Public Auction.
On FRIDAY, Goth instant, at 61z O'Clock o. m. q,
we shall sell on the premises. part Lot No l. in
Square No 94l having 10 feet front by - feet deep
with q new two STORY Frame House
Terms One-half cash: balance In Band months
for notes bearing interest, secured by deed of
trust on the premises. All cOnveyancing and rev.
enue STAN at the cost of the purchaser go down
when Sold GREEN & WILLIAMS
Ie I'D AuCtoneers.
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RY x. =. PAGE, Auctiopeer

On TUESDAY. June 18th, az o'clock .. MI
shall sell, At public auction. on the premises the
following described property:
Lot Ne. II, in Square sle, on 5th street east be-
tween and q streets south.
Also. immediately thereafter, two Lots In Square
GAS each lot fronting - feet 10th east
tween south street and South Carolina avenue,
said lots being parts Of Lot Z. in said square.
Also, Lots ard IA in So mare go, near the cor
Ser OF east Dapitol street and 9Th street east.
Terms One tkird cash, the balance in and L
months.
Je = f.SSTu3t k.F PAGE, Auct.
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RY JAS. c. MCGUIRE s Co, AuctiOneers.

-
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON 18th
SHEET, BETWEEN AND NJ STREETS
NORTH.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June q, on
the premises at Ga O'Clock, sh all sell the south
.. isSs IF LIT ., IL SIuare III. fronting 18th
street between L. ana n and running back 40
feet 10 inches to a - feet alley
Sale positive.
Terms cash. All conveyancing and stamps at
cost OF purchssers A payment of SIS will lie
ye sd - MCGUIRES CO. aucts
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

BRlGk HOUSE AND LOT. FRONTING ON
north at Public Auction '
On WEDNESDAY, the 27th inst, at 6ls O'Clock
2 ~ We snsll sell on the premises, Lot Ii in W
II 6unbell 9 subdivision OF Square No. sos, hav-
ing Il feet inches front by 100 feet deep to Is
loot alley, with the improvements consisting of a
Terms One-hslf cash balance in six aud twelve
months, secured by q deed of trust on the pre
misses. All convey ancing and revenue stamps at
Ine cost OF the purchaser. $50 down when the
property is sold.
q sd GREEN
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LOB RENT-A fine FRAME STABLE fer six
Il horses, with CARR are house and hay loft sit.
usted on Temperance Alley, bet 9th and 10th SITS.
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by WIN. L. WALL CO. ,Auctioneers.
- Original Horse and Carriage BAZAAR
9s La av. bet 9th and nth ats

Will be sold, on account Of whom II NAV CON
Germ Tor Livery and expenses. at W all & Co.'S Ba-
Zaar, on THURSDAY, July 5th.
ONE BAY HORSE,
seven years old, fast PAGER aud trotter and a GOOD
broke saddle and harness horse
ALLEN s. DORSEY & CO.
Livery stable keepers. street, between 18th and
18th. Washington. N
Je25 W WALL 4 60 Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
fHIsAFrEAsooE AND TO HoKKoW.
THOMAS powLIkG, AucrIosxrR

On TUESDAY, June 18th, q o'ciock n m M
will offer for sale, the premises, nat ysiusbls
Tract Of land known Is "Grsssssnd %. mil. from
the residence Of the late Hamilton LouehSn,aoss'
containing 2e4 acree 3 roods, andSubdivided into
lots suitable for market gardens and sites
ther description.
LithoeTabhed plats can be hsa at our once, or OF
town.
Terms One fourth cash: balance In three snnu-
oil instalments, with interest, secured By deed Of
trsst.
Stamps and conveyarcine st purchasers cost
$50 paid down az fall Of hammer.
By order OF
BOWMAN q GREEN, Agents,
Je 1Odts II lntsllisencer Building.
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by q. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
On THURSDAY, July 5th, 1856. I will sell AT nv
AUCTION Rooms, at 10 o's ock. pair Of
ZINE HORSES, CARNAGE, AND DOUBLE
the property of Hon. J. A, MsDougsl.
Terms cash. c. ". BOTELEB,
le
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DY CLAGETT & SwEENY,
ID Auction and Commission Merchants
Purchase and Sale Bureau, No. 4 Market Space
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PAWNBROKERS.

Az LICENSED PAwNBRoKER. 175
NOTICE." BOYER & BUREsTINE -
b. BURNSTINE,
Ne. 473 18th street, Sd door south of Pa ave uus
conducts the old business of Boyer & Burnstine
All business confidential. Money loaned on al
KINDS OF personal property and merchandise.
mn Z9-3m B. BURNSTINE.
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Marriaaes,

MoMANUS-FLYNN-In New York, Feb &.
1866, by the Rev Mr. Starr, Martin McManus,
formerly OF Rutland, to Mas Mary Flynn OF
New York City,
RlCE-HEWLET-In Mendon, by Ezra Ed.
son, Esq, MIR, Charles Rice aud Mrs, Martha
Hewlett, both of Mendon,
E-GRIFFITH-On the I'd inst, by
Rev Henry Mathews, at the Elkton Presbyte-
rian parsonage, Henry c Biddle, Esq, of Cecil
Co, Md, TO Miss Title K Grifith, formerly of
Rutland, VT,
-FARMER-Fe Tth, by Rev. Norman
Seayer, John W. Dixie, of PiusfOrd, To Helen
A., youngest daughter Of Eli Farmer, Esq, OF
this town, No cards.
KINGSLEY FlELD-In the Congregational
Church, in Rutland, by Rev Norman Seayer,
Wednesday evening, at z o'clock, Henry w.
Kingsley, (Otthe firm OF Cole 4 Kingsley, Rut-
.and0t TO Miss frankie Nj. Field, daughter Of the
Hon, VIM, NJ, Field, all OF Rutland
IEST-PUFFER-In Mt. Holly, Feb. 2,
1866, by Rev. Daniel Packer, MIR. Ethan A.
Priest, lst Lieut. of 2d VI Regt, and Miss Eliza
A, Puter, both of Mt, Holly
Y-SONTONGS-On the sth inst, by
Rev Leland Howard, Mr.. John Smally aud
Miss Leonora Sontongs, of Shrewsbury
SABIN-COLE-In Wallngford, Feb s, by
Rev Aldace Walker, Mr. Edgar ID Sabin and Mise
Lucy Cole, both of Wallingiord.
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A coUGH, COLD, OR SORE THROAT.

COUGH, COLD, OR SORE THROAT,
Requires immediate attention and should be
checked. If allowed 10 continue, irritation of
the Lung, u permoneLe throat affection, or an
incurable Lung Disease is often the result
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs
having direct influence to the parts, give in.
mediate relief,
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, COnsump-
tive and Throat Diseases, Troches are used with
always good success.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find Troches useful in clearing the voice
when taken before singing or speaking, and re-
heving the throat after an unusual exertion OF
the vocal organs The Troches are recommend
ed and prescribed by Ply sicians, and have had
testimonials from eminent men throughout the
country. Being an article of true merit, and
having proved their efficacy by test of many
years, each year finds them in new localities in
various parts of the werld, and the Troches are
universally pronounced better than other arti-
Giles.
Obtain only "Brown's Bronchial Troches,"
and do not take any of the worthless limitations
that may be offered.
Sold everywhere in the United States, and in
Foreign Countries, at 36 cents per bog.
oct24d&w6m
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deaths.

CADY-ln Mendon. Feb, Z, 1866, at the resi-
dence of her son, f + Cady, Eco, Mrs Dolly
Gady, widow of Timothy Cady, and formerly Of
Reading Vt, aged 81 years and II days,
Vermont and New York papers please notice,
-, sMITH-In Poultney, January &c, Daniel IL.
Smith, aged 90 years.
Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep.
CRAP0-ln Shrewsbury, Sunday, FEB 4th,
John B. Grape, aged 80 years.
.PoRTER-In Rutland, Feb. 9th, Mrs. Heph-
TlOah Porter, widow of the late DoCt James
Porter aged 81 years.
NlCHOLS.-l In Buffalo n y. on the 10Th of
January, Elizabeth Nichols, aged n. widow of
the late Peleg Nichols, formerly of Dandy, Vt.
TRACY-In Lincoln, Vt, January Goth, Sarah
r., wife of Eber b. Tracy, and daughter of vii
liam Herrlck, Esq, Of Dandy, aged 81 years
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS !

TTIR eBEhT FEMALE REMEDY FOR IRRRauLARI-
TIES.
These Drops are a scientifically compound
fluid preparation, and better than any Pills,
Powders or Sostrums. Being liquid, their &C
ton is erect and positive, rendering them are
B.ole, speedy and certain pecife for the cure OF
all distractions and suppression OF natare.-
Their popularityis indicated by the iact tnat
over 100 600 bottles are annually cold and con-
sumed by the ladies of the United States, every
one Of whom speak in the strongest terms OF
praise. of their great merits They are rapidly
taking the place of every other Female Kemedy,
and are considered by all who know argnt OF
them, az the surest, safest, and most inialheie
preparation in the world, for the cure Of an fe-
male complaints, the removal OF all DISTINCTIONS
of nature, and the promotion OF health, rega-
larity and strength. Explicit directione stating
when they may be used, and explaining when
and why they should not, nor could not be used
without producing effects contrary to nature
chosen laws will be found carefully folded around
| each bottle, with the written signature Of John
\ L, Lyon, without which none are genuine.
| Prepared by Dr.. JOHN L. LYON, 80 Chape!
I Street New Haveu, Conn, who can be consulted
either personally, or by mail tenelcsing stamp,
concerning all private tsesses andfemaieGea
meas.
Sold By Drussists s'ec q CfAR Rsis: g.. &c.
0s01 AesassSsS .. .. asA CA.aoA
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Washington News,

Nav YORK, FEB, 10.
The Posts special says The hrcdmen's
hurqau bill viii b. sent to the President
today
rrpur wiz soon De made BY the
way ou1 means committee or 3 tax on
WHISKY ra-'o2 lu incomrz
T1 Tupoo,s special says GrrA. in
dignsnon is iel. by the Practitioners Of
DR.. Suodefauds church 10 Washington,
because the trustees consented TO the
use Of the pdiGce for the lecture Of Fred.
Douglass.
The Trbune's special says Our
minister to England, Charles Francis
Adams, will probably return home. 1t
is supposed his place viii be tilled by
Mr.. Motley, now Minister at Vienna, or
Mr.. Marsh, Minister to Italy. Either
Of these vacancies would probably be
filed by Gov, Curtin.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.
To-day Il delegation appointed by the
conference Of the Baltimore branch OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church South,
in session ST Alexandria, waited upon
President Johnson, and Rev Mr.. Wilson
addressed the President, saying they
waited upon him to assure him Of the
hearty cooperation Of their body in all
matters coming within its legitimate
sphere of operations in so far as that
may be necessary to secure and main
tain peace and quietness of country.
He said they represented one hundred
ministers and churches of Virginia and
a portion of Maryland, with member
ship OF twelve thousand, and double
that number of hearers. The President
received the delegation courteously,
each member being introduced to him
personally, and after a pleasant inter
view the party returned to the confer
ence at Alexandria.
Complaints have occasionally been
made Of petty Expectations committed
by Omaha and Winnebago Indians.
Agent turias alludeS to them in his
January report and says the charges are
doubtless true in many instances. There
is however but one remedy; let the set
tiers quit trading with and employing
the Indians, and the evil, as far as the
Indians are concerned, will cease, and
the agents will be able to keep the In
dams on their reservations.
The agent states many men, white
men commit depredations that are often
wrongfully charged to the Indians.
At DR.. Sunderland's church tonight
Chief Justice Chase introduced Fred.
Douglass to dense auditory, speaking
Of him in highly complimentary terms.
The latter then occupied two hours in
lecture on the assassination and it's les
sons, There were present many men,
bers Of Congress.
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DAVIS PAIN KILLER

Has won for itself reputation unsurpassed 10
the history Of medical preparations. 1t lie well
known in the trading ports Of India and China
as in New York and Cincinnati; and its con-
tinually increasing demand, where it has been
longest known, is one Of it's strongest recon-
Hendations. 1t is not unfrequently said Of it
I'VE would as soon think Of being without
-four in the house as without PAH KnI.IR." II
giyes immediate relief in case Of seald dysen-
terry, or other similar affection OF the bowels :
and being entirely vegetable preparation. II
10 40 safe as 1t 10 reliable, 4v4v
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS

Are the most perfect purgative which we are
able TO produce or which we think has ever
yet been made by any body, Their effect have
aoundantly shown to the community how much
they excel the ordinary medicines in use They
are safe and pleasant to take, but powerful to
cure Their penetrating properties stimulate
me vital activities of the body, remove the OBJ
structlons of its organs, purify the blood, and
eXpei disease. They purge out the foul humors
winch breed and grow distemper stimulate
sluggish or disordered organs into their natural
acton, ana lmpart healthy tone with strength
TO the whole system. Not only do they cure the
everyday complaints of everybody but also
formidable and dangerous diseases While thew
produce powerful effect, they are at the same
time, IN diminished doses, the safest and best
physic that can be employed for children Be-
ing sugar-c0ted, they are pleasant to take land
being purely vegetable, are free from any risk
OF harm. Cures have been made which surpass
belief, were they not substantiated by men of
such exalted position and character as to for
bid the suspicion of untruth. Many eminent
clergymen and physicians have lent their names
to certify to the public reliability of our reme-
ues, whlle others have sent us the assurance OF
their conviction that, our Preparations contri-
buted immensely to the relief Of our afflicted
suffering fellow men.
Our Agents in every town and village are
pleased to furnish gratis our American Alma
nae, containing directions for the use and GER
tltcates OF their cures, of the following com
plants -
Costiveness, Bilious Complaints, Rheuma.
tism, Dropsy Heartburn, Headache arising from
foul stomach, Neusea, Indigestion, Morbid In
action OF the Bowels and Pain arising there
from, FlatulenCy, Loss of Appetite, all Diseases
which require an evaCuant medicine. They also
by purifying the blood and stimulating the sys-
tenn, cure many complaints which it would not
be supposed they could reach, such as Deafness
Partial Blindness, Neuralgia and Nervous Irri-
liability, arrangements of the Liver and Kid
neys, Gout, and other kindred complaints ari-
sing from low state of the body, or obstruc-
tons of its functions.
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations which they make more profit
on Demand Ayers and take no others. The
sick want the best aid there is for them. and
they should have ii.
Pre- AIRED by ] e. AVER Il Co Lowell, n A g.,
and sold by D uggists and dealers everywhere. Of
Rutl, nd b. FKNN & TuTTLB, POM MoRsR
Gxo. W. CHAPLIE. 2wS
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NeW Advertisements.
T. 0 r s A l. E

Il 0 r s SAL e.
The subscriber having inst returned from the
army, and wishes to change his situation. offers
to sell at bargain his place, situated within 40
rods OF East Clarendon depot, and within
quarter Of a mile Of post office, mills, store.
school-house, SC, consisting of a wel-fnished
house and barn lately fitted up and painted, with
about three acres of land adjoining. 1t being
pleasantly located makes il a desirable situation
for mechanic it being formerly occupied nv
one. ANY one wishing to buy such place.
would do well to look at ii before purchasing
elsewhere.
For terms enquire of the subscriber on the
premises or Franklin Billings, Rutland
LUCIEN b. PARKER JR
Clarendon. w., January "a, 1866 4-w5t