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GLENN's New SHAVING SALOON,
on Third Street, between Locust and
Main. | will do shaving as cheap as
the cheapest. Free baths this week.
Remember Glenn's. sep23
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SITUATION WANTED = As book
keeper. salesman, or clerk, by young
man who can give the best city refer
ences. Address, A. B., JOURNAL
Office. sep25 2t
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Prize BEEF Saturday morning at
Sharpe & Williams New York Mar
ket, corner Third and Locust Streets.
Also, lot of choice Apples. 2t
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SABBATH SCHOOL NOTICE. = The
teachers of Trinity M. Il. Sunday
School will meet this evening, (Thurs-
day,) at the Church parlors. A full
attendance Is desired.
w. II. IGLEHART,
Superintendent.
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BS~ The purest Drugs, the finest
assortment of Toilet Soaps, Perfumes.
Pomades, Hair and Tooth Brushes,
Combs. Card Cases, &c, &C.. at Bird
WELLS Drug S ore, corner Main and
Third Streets Prescriptions care
fully compounded at all hours by expe-
rienced prescriptionists. Fresh Blue
Lick Water. sep17- w&stf
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NEW ADYERTTSRHFgT9=

commissioners Sale Of Real Estate
lSY Office rs HEREBE GIVEN. that
-, - me undersigned, Com mtssIoner an
KNyysi ll,5 ~ the Court OF Common Pleas 81
viri sh County state of Indiana bv
s r.tt1e ol an order OF said Court made 81
- 81 IL ttoer term, 1868, thereof will sell
~ ~, ( bl5tIC AUCTION, at me e0urf-h0uee
on '''-i 90 ''-@ c9+htgs
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2lrH, Is5s.
~ O'Clock Pm
The 70 lowing real estate. sifuata il, s,f7
county 10 wit: Lois numbers anee1 051
and sixteen ll6l. IN Block number fourteen
90. in the Fourth Enhancement, adjoining
theactty Of Evausvi l5. Also, Lois nh IN I1ar5
tWeAty-bwO ~ and twenty three f20. fn
baug HAS Addition to the city OF Evans
VII e, upon whicu there Is a GJdD STEAM
FLOUkING MILL; being the properly 81
9ettlelo Upper. WthellIna Ritz, Adam
kitZ, Mary T Ritz. ana Mary A. Ritz
TERM or SALE -URe-thlrd cash tine resf-
due IN equal nay IA aniS at one and two
years, the purchaser giving notes. with Inc
teresi, va hout relief from valuation or
apprai~ meut Jaw, and with approved
freenOld surety.
JESSE w. WALKER
s IN a fI.Hr
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Nor A OAsE.-There was not case
before the Recorder yesterday.
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C01s EEsT 700
1as sssl- = 50 -stlg .lal2 uszflis rs.t g9EsT as
t.t 4.-fcs5---5-Easj Dos aJrs -Jiz. n
8Hul5ss ~ t- 3ef fy,ss5
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TurnAnf To. NIehfi

Remember that Cor. ROBERT j.
INGERSOLL speaks at Turner Hall
tonight. Let everybody go to hear
one of the best speakers in the West.
sTRAws.-A few days ago a vote
was taken on the New York Central
Railroad, the result Of which was fur
nished us by Mr.. H. j . Schlapfer, as
follows:
Gran iuo
oeyrnour....--......- ,-.--,.-.-' 4S
On the Erie Railroad, Sept. 18th,
the following vote was had:
,,---.-r-
al = .-....- $780, o
g -SeY mour. .-.....-.......
On the Erie Railroads September
21-Grant, 81; Seymour, H.
On the same road. September %
Grant. 10; Seymour, 10. Ladies. for
Seymour, l. 81
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BB~ Just received, at John Rasch's,
No. 8 Second Street, the best selected
and largest stock of Ladies' and
Gents Boots aud Shoes, and also the
very best assortment of Rubber
Goods that ever was brought to this
city. either for Ladies' or Gentlemen.
Call in aud see them. All goods
made to my order. scp26 1t
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REAL, ESTATE, TRASsF ERs,--The follow
Ing Is the list of real estate transfers for
the week ending Friday, Sept. .5th, as
appears hon the entry hook in the-6ffics
OF the County Recorder:
& Eliza Hansel to Kufhn and Hannah,
Lot -, in Block -, IN LImasco City, for
81 700.
Alexander McCutchen to Frederick j
Myer, part Of Lot IL, part OF Lot L.. ia
Jonn a. Reltz o F. j. Reitz, Lots and
6, in BLOCK III. in LaInasco, for $3.50.
t9Merrftt stout TO Anna VI. Kennedy, Lot
Nos, in Elliott's Addition 10 Bray En-
Bernard Busen to Bernard Nurre. Lot
ment also, part q Is, BLOCK ii, Eastern
d. ). Fairehtld to John Reed, southwest
quarter Of Seclioll5 5, To wnsInp 8, south of
Range 10, west, for $3.50. - l-sE4
Henry Wersenbach to VIM. K0iIe. Lot
IL, in BLOCK IN Lamasco tty, for $40.
ID. L. Llnxwffer to IpO. Hesmer. north
east quarter Of northwest quarter Sect on
3. Township 5, souttsoi Range 10 VS. st, f5r
Christian Laubecher to @. Stqhl, Lots II
aud ~, In Block 3,Ttn Geese 7ntfEnIarg7-
meutsIar ,5U5 ~ p u s1s-
Joseph Thorbeclze and wife to Lcoa c.
Sticlxers lot 10 in Block 4S, Eastern Ed
largenent, for 81 $50.
JOS. A. Pruett and wife TO Caswen Cal
yerts southeast quarter u ortllWesJ quarter
Mary I. Casset to Anton Poker. lease.
part west side .southW quarter northeast
quarter Section -, township 6, south of
Range 10 west. hi
Philip Schneider to John KeiI. northwest
quarter northwest auerter St ction D.
LIs9y ',d 81 outh OF Range l west, for
jeremiah T. Brown to Nathaniel F. Carr.
Lot No IL in Garvin'S Addition 10 Eastern
Enlargement, for 81 500. q a ~
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LOCAL NOTFCEs.
REPUBLICAN
MASS MEETING 6 BARBECUE
AT PRINCETON.
Saturday, Sept. 26th. 1865.

AN EXCURSION TRAIN
On the z. 81 @. Railroad will be run
as follows:
Leave Evansville at 8:30AM.
Inge's at 8:58 AM
Haubstadt at 9;20 A NJ.
Fort Branch at 9:27 AN.
Arrive at Priceton at 9:52 AM.
Leave Princeton at 4:45 Pm.
Fort Branch at $40 Pm.
Haubstadt at 5:17 PM
Ingle's at 5:37 PM.
Arrive at Evansville at 6:02 PM.
Tickets for the round trip from
Evansville, 81 90.
Tickets will be good only on this
train, and must be purchased before
entering the cars
Passengers without tickets, from
all stations where on sale, will be
charged regular fare both ways.
john INGLE. JR.. Snpt.
l.. PEARSON, Asst Supt. Cse24 dtd
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OFFTCTAI..

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED i'm the
POst-Ofhce at Evansville. State of Indiana
on the 18th day Of September, 1865.
Persons calling Tor any OF these letters
will nIease say % AdNerfIsed p uINIna LIa-Ia-
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TnRW OUF TONIGHT

Colonel ROBERT J.. lNGERsOLL
Speaks at Turner Hall tonight. Let
everybody go 10 hear one of the best
speakers in the West. l
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Anusenlrnts.

OPERA HoUSE.-There was a very
fair audience. at the Opera House last
night, notwithstanding the distract
ing attractions elsewhere throughout
the city,. The grand play of Ham
let" was commenced in most
brilliant style. Mr.. Gotthold never
played better than in the opening
scenes, but, unfortunately, one Of
the members of the corps APP
peared on the stage-in con-
dition chat so completely disconecrt
ed and mortified the other actors and
Disguised the audience that the cur
tlin was rung down, and Mr. Colt
hold, after some delay, appeared be
fore the curtain and apologized to the
audience in words that did him in
finite honor and won him warm APP
plause. lie DECLARED his purpose to
have real gentlemen and ladies in his
company or at once suspend opera
tons. and after instrueting the door
keeper 20 return the tickets or the
money, dismissed the audience The
whole audience sytnpathized with Mr..
Gotthold, and hoDored him for the
dignifed aud manly course he pur-
sued. e4 b ~ So
The people Of Evansville have too
often been Disguised with. exhibitions
of inebriation on the stage, in which
even managers sometimes played a
role, and they want no more, and NJ.
Gotthold will be honored and sus-
tanned in his determination to work a
reform. The business o. the manage
ment will not be Suspended or seri-
ously interrupted, ASA reliable actor
has already b5en gagged to fill the
vacancy thus incurred. snsEn
Tonight that magnificent play. "a
Widow Hunt" viii be re-pr3du ed
for the last time. aud Major We'll
lingtonlDe Boots will be present ia
full force, and Mrs. Swandown with
her charming naioete, will wither the
truant peddler, Of Angora cats from
the coast of Africa with. her sarcasm,
and matters will go on just as if moth
ing had happened, except that as a.
token ofthe7 efforts of Sir. GotthoF4
+ to elevate the standard Of the drama
in this city, larger audience than
usual wilt be present
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Evansville and Charlottesville.
Terre Haute and indianapolis.
u.ou rERRE UTE.
nnio and MisgIsgippi RaiIrOad.
rRoM vINCENNEs.


Mail-Westward ..--'-'''''. 3:I5 Pm
q s,Ss eastward $1,000. -'. 1850 IA a.
= = -.sre- est w a I'd .-.......' '-'-'-'''
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FARE FOR ROUND TRIP 81 90.
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OFFICERS OF THE BOARD OF ELECTION.
The following is a list of officers of
the Election Boards appointed by the
Commissioners oa
FIRST PRECINCT.
Tofing Ptace-Myers' Grocery. In
spcctor-Wm. Hunnel. Judges-AI-
bret Steinbach, Barney Rusche.
so SECOND PRECINCT.
Voting Place = Habenicht's Gro
Gerry. Laspector-Wm. Dean. Judges
james Orr and FL. Lutz.
THIRD PRECINCT.
Voting Place. = Upper Engine
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sATURDAY.-....---..sEPTEMBER 26, 1858
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. TENTH PRECINCT.

Inspector-Alex. Simpson; Judges
Peter Hess and Charles Schultz. :
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Washington Items.

Thursday has been set for the trial o.
John II. Surratt, and the prosecution are
ready, having aIwounccd their witnesses
though it is not yet certain that the cas-,
will be tried, as the defense may show
good reasons for continuance.
The footing up of the check list,
Monday night showed thirty-two for con,
yiction, eighteen for acquittal, and -four
doubtful. This includes the votes OF
Mcssrs. Wade and Howard. 1t is not
sure, however, but that several Senators
who may vote for acquittal on three or
four articles may vote for conviction on
others
1t must be admitted that the dofcc-
ton of the eminent lawyers who have ar
royed themselves in opposition to their
Republican associates wcakens the chances
of conviction. The high personal and
political standing OF these gentlemen 81
lenccs all charges of corruption or of brib-
cry; and when the vote is reached, their
example may be followed by others.
Senator Howard Of Michigan was
very i'll Monday, and at times delirious.
If he is not able to be in his seat, eighteen
Senators can acquit the President, and
there are reasons for fearing that those
eighteen have been secured. If Mr.. How
ard is able to attend, it will require nine
teen votes to prevent conviction. So it
may be advisable to postpone action.
= The House by one majority has
agreed to take a recess for the Chicago
convention. bnt it is not believe ed that the
Senate will consent to it. Should i'm
parchment fail, much Of the interest now
felt in the convention here would be lost.
1t is reported that Gen. Grant would not
allow the use.of his name if Republicans
should fall to quarrcling upon impeach-
ment.
MIR. Wilson made an extemporaneous
speech, Monday, which is said to have
been very effective. Among other good
points, he said that during the present
civil war he had often noticed that the
oldest and ablest Senators hesitated and
INDUCED in legal doubts on great uues-
tons. On such occasions he had always
voted so as to advance the cause of human
freedom, and he had never had cause to
regret vote thus given
The second, third, eighth and eleventh
articles are now the most relied upon for
and it is by no means certain
hat on these, or on one OF two of them at
east, Andrew johnson will be found
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AN EFFEcTuAL WORM MEDICINE
BROWNS yERMIFIGR p0NEIpa


Or Worm Lozengers. Much sickness undoubtedly
with ehdren aud adults, attributed TO other causes
Is oeeasloned BY worms. The yeImiiuge Comfts
although eree,aai in destroying worms, can do no
possible injury to ting mos, dslieats child This
valuable combination haa been successfully used
by physicians and iound to be safe and sure ia
graduating worms, 81 huItfal 10 children.
CHILDREN HAVING WORMS require I'M
mediate attention as neglect Of the trouble often
causes prolonged sickness.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS IN CHILDREN
are often overlooked. Worms in the stomach and
bowels cause irritation, which can be removed
only by the USE Of sure remedy, The eombina-
ton Of ingredients used in making "Brown's ver-
mituee Comnts" is such Us 10 give the best possi-
BILE eject with safety.
CURTIS 4 BROWN, rroprietors, New York,
sold by all dealers in Medicines, at IS cents box
may2ldSwly,
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JACKsoN's CATARRH SNUFF
ANp TROCnE poMnERs.


A delightful and pleasant remsdy In Catalh,
Headache, had Breath. Hoarscness, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Coughs, Deafness ac,, and all disor-
ders resulting nun colds in
HEAD, THROAT AND VOCAL ORGANS.
This remedy does not "dry up" u eatarh hut
loosens 1t frees the head Of all offensive matter,
quickly removing bad breath and headache al
lays and soothes the burning heat in catarh is 50
mid and agreeable in It's effects that IL positively
CURES WITHOUT sNEE2INGl
Asa Troehe Powder. Is pleasant 90 the taste,
and never naussates; when swallowed, instantly
gives TO the throat and vocal organs delicious
sensation Of GOODNESS and comfort. Is the best
voice tonic in the world Try IL. SAFE, reliable,
and only IS cents.
Sold by all druggists, on mailed free, address
COOPER, WILSON a CO, Pruyfietors,
Philadelphia.
Wholesale Agents, @. c. Goodwin & Co. Rust,
Bros. Bind, Boston +. Henry 4 Co., Water.
bury, Vt.
sold in Rutland ny Pond & Morse and Fem 3
Co. aug2dSwly
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Sptfial Hotties.
DIR, ?, MORRILL,, HOWARD ST.. BOSTON

DR., =, MORRILL,, HOWARD ST., BOSTON
Persons both old and young can consult the doc.
tor without any danger Of exposur. az coming ii
contact with any other person, as he has partieu
larry ARRANGED his apartments isr private consul
tations, with especial regard To the wishes Of hi
confidential and promptly answered. All medi,
eines are put up under the direct SUPERVISION
Of the Doctor, and particular attention given u
their eases. Also, his great remedy for females.
In all cases Of elect, and Nenereal Diseases, Of
rvn,ss snS ,sesn, $50 in = sss SsSs si,hca,
the use Of Mercury and Nenereal Affections a,
well a. those OF lmpoteney, ueneral Debility
fluer Albus. Irregularities, and all manner o
kindred complaints, All letters for advice mus
contain 81.
Office open from AN. 10 evening.
Office, Is Howard street, Boston.
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TURNER'S TIC DoULoUREUX OR UNIvER
SAL, NEURALGIA PILL.

Is certain, safe, and speedy cure for Neuralgia and
nervous diseases, The severcst cases arr con-
pletely and permanently cured in a very short
time. Neuralgia in the face or head Is utterly
banished in few hours. No torn Of nervous dis
ease withstand its magic influence. II has the
unqualified approval OF many eminent physicians.
it contains nothing injurious to the most delicate
system. Sold everywhere. Sent on receipt Of 81
and two postage stamps TURNER & co, Isl,
fremont Street, Boston, Mass, rruprietors
iuly9d5tawSly.
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MOTH PATCHES, fREcKLEs AND TAN.
The only reliable remedy for those brown dis
colorations on the face is "Pcrr,'s Moth and
Freckle Lotion Prepared only by DIR. H. c,
Perry, 40 Bond ST., New York. 81 sold every
where. marChsOlAwcrn
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'Iook on this picture and then on that"
Herr you behold the intirm STEP,
The pallid cheek, wasting form,
Untasted food, and a social atmosphere
Poisoned with the tales Of aches, pains,
Sleepless nights, and mental dependency.
There, laughing health. sparkling eyes,
Elastic steps, craving appetite, forsuttCn cares.
Genial thought and ambitious resolves
Show the contrast and mark the picture,
One took the Plantation htteH the Other
idn't. They are very beneficial for weak and
.elcate persons
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WIN. ALLEN, ESQ: Dear Sir Allow me to add
my testimony in regard to the intrinsic value OF
your Congress Bitters," TO the mass OF eompli-
mentary notices already received by YOU. HAY
ing tested their virtues, cannot say too much in
their praise. For few years past, / have had
various reminders Of the consequences of a seden-
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ment, nervousness, wakefulness, and indiSIositlon
to effort and exercise, either physical or mental
have felt very frequently as though il was al |
could do TO drag one leg after the other 4
friend Of mine recommended the use of yOur Bit
tiers, assuring me that he had been benefited hy
their use / took his advice and also the BitterS.
and am free TO say that they are Just what :" hits
my case" They have given me an appetite Ike
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the general tone of my stomach very much in
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Just the thing to build up a deblitnted c5nstitu-
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY

1vA and the happiness OF true manhood, An
Essay Tor Young Men on the crime OF solitude,
and the Physiological errors, abuses and diseases
which create implements 10 Marriage, with SURF
means OF relief. Sent in scaled letter envelopes,
free Of charge, Address, pr. J. skllllN
HoudHToN, Howard Association, Philadelphia,
Pa febldANam
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mn Mopnn1ls rrMAIr srEcIrIc

This remedy which has been so successfully
used, only TO be procured at the office, No. ~
Howard Street, Boston. The testimony a to the
invaluable virtue Of this curative all oheis Is
incontestible. Sent to all parts OF the Union by
express.
DIR. Morrill, has given nearly 80 years to the
study of Private Diseases and Female Complaints.
dec3d&wly
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"BUY ME, AND I'll Do YOU Goop.n

"bII ME, AND I'll. DO YOU UOOD."
DIR. Langley's Root and Herb Bit,ers are Il surc
remedy for Liver Complaint in all its forms, hui
mors OF the blood and skin, scrotula, dyspepsia,
bilious dlseasas' csna,I dshility a. Thsy
cleanse the system, regulate the bowels, restore
the appetite. purify the blood, strengthen the
body, and thoroughly prepare II 10 resist diseases
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ton. Sold by all Druggists. mareh?idSwim
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b. Five minutes Tor Refreshments Every
body who has Travelled by railroad has heard the
above announcement, and has probably suffered
from eating too hastily, thereby sowing the seeds
of Dyspepsia. II is a comfort to know that the
Peruvian Syrup viii cure the worst eases OF Dys-
pcpsia, as thousands are ready to testify.
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6vrr - Crvrs rUK rzyrvTr t9urrrrst- atuttr,-
Baileys Quoting syrup Tor children, VIII eh
greatly assists the child through the months oi
teething, sllays all pam, rslucer infaInr ia,ion,
corrccts acdity Of the stomach, aud never fails to
regulate the bowels sold by all Druggists
A-wNdly
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Publicly known a.
March 3l-dly "THkT CoNfcAI Enowx -

DIR. WISTAR'S BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
Where this article is known it Is a work OF 81.
pererogation to say one word in its favor SO well
Is it established as an unfiiling remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Group, Whooplue
Cough, Asthma, diseases Of the Throat, Chest
and Lungs, as well as that most headel ol all
diseases, Consumption, which high medical au-
thority has pronounced to be eulable disease.
Those who have used this remedy know its value
those who have not, have but to make single
trial to be satisfied that Of al others it is the
remedy.
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$25 PER DAY.

| Agents wanted male and female local and
travelling. Business new, light and homo rable
Steady employment the year round. No capital
required. Address REEVES & co. No - Mas
sau street, New York juueaGWIy
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Dr. Sentence has been passed against the adj
mission OF foreign perfumes by the protective
tariff but were it otherwise, no French, German,
or italian extract could compete with Phalon's
Flor de Mayo the new perfume for the hand
kerchief, in the state OF absolute perfection to
which it has been brought. Sold by all druggists
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Mother Bailey's Quieting Syrup, the great
quoting remedy for children teething, allays all
pain, cures wind collie, commissions, gripping, &c.
Large bottles IS cents. Sod by Druggists.
A4-vSdl
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HIGHLY INTERESTING Nrws. - Mothers take
notice. Mother Baiey's Quieting Syrup TOR chill
dren Teethins, Large bottles only IS cents. Sold
by Druggists, 4i-wSdly.
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iuly2dStawSly.

Mother Bailey's Quoting Syrup for children
teething, makes sick and weak children strong and
healthy, gives mothers day and night. Is a quiet
ing medicine Tor children. Only Is cents. sold
by Druggists. ii-wSdly
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HIGHLY INTERESTING NEWS. Mothers take
notice. Mother Baileys Quieting Syrup tur
children Teething. Large bottles only IS cents.
Sold by Druggists. HwSdly
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+" OFT OF soRTs.w

TAKE DIR. 5. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE BlTrERs, the most medicinal in the
market Established in lsOs. march, 2leolS wGm
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TO HOLDERS OF GOVERNMENT noNns
And other Securities and Nslusbl,s
UNION SAFE DErOSIT VAULTS.

20 State strcrt, Nu.fOn.
LEE, HfGGINSON 500. otfti fol rent, Sale,
inside their vaults, at rates frlm sau 20 900 pr
annum. They also utiUT to receive, on special
deposit, as Bailecs, securities OF persons living IA
the country or travelling ahu,aa officers al the
Army and Navy, Masters Of Vessels, ana 0thcr-
Circulars, Containing tull particulars. forwarded
ON application to HENRY LEE, Manager
Boston, March >, 1865. d,odAwlV
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b. The very highest prize, The Cross OF the
Legion OF Honor, was conferred on the represent
alive OF the Grover Il Baker Sewing Machines, at
the Exposition UnivcrSclle, Paris 1867, thus at
testing their great superiority over all other Sew
ing Machines ap29itf,