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AUCTION SALES.
TOM RRO w


RY COOPER LATIMER. Auctioneers,
sor,sllat Late Clerks With J. q. McGuire Co.
Star Once Building
VAAEIVAABLE RgIIDIkG LOT on VERMONT
On Whpa k HI pATG hFTERNoos A,ri, 9th a,
onns Is Feet '9i % LSs 81
snenpe alley on the sou I'll side.l and run
seOnoTi e. lot for building purposes. Th. lot i
o. the city Ter private residences Its view Is on
Vermont avenue. and down 18th street, with an
saaars east, ana the Presidsnt: SQUARE 1ithiG
Terms Of sale One third cash balance in 81. and
tw elve months, with interest. Conveyancing and
stamps at cost of purchasers. 500 dswn at time
apai-dads COOPER &LArIMKR Auc.s.
n7r THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. IN
D sdIa. SS5fsG s:s'
Is isss eis1i: .its j.: A SSss;'s' &C.,,
Southwest corner Of Penasylysnis avenue snS nth
street, Star of1ce Building.
FRENCH OEINA DINNEBANp TEA sERvI
& $Lhss ytIiGw f 4 AM. GUT GLASS
On TRIDHY MokkiNG, May - i. H is.s. a. .
O'clock a, store Ne; 3l6 street north Side, be-
tne sleek therein conta nee, comprising, in part
G Ss. French ,h h1a Dinner servies-Ia pieces
Thirty pairs French China Vases, Fancy Figures
Twenty dozen dozen french China Plates-sssorted
Twenty dozen French China vegetsbI Dishes
Fifty Fancy Cups and Saucers
Two Very Fine Aauariuns
-Four pair Lava Flower Vases
Fourteen Lava Sugar Sets
Thirty pair Lava Vases
Thirty tups and kaucers
Lava Figures, Fancy Articles; &c, &c
BOHEMIAN GLASSWARE.
Dec lnters, Wines, Champagnes
Coblets, Vases, Gard Receivers
Celery Glasses, Spoons, Holders, 30.
STONE CHINA.
Dinner and Tes Sets
Plates, Dishes, ups and Saucers
Pitchers, hSnber Sets, &c, &c
elbow wsre-assOrted
A large assortment of Cutlery and Plated ware
TIN md w ooc en-war
Lamps and Lamp Fixtures
House Furnishing Goods, &C, &c.
We would call the atien ton of dealers and house.
Keepers TO this sale, il is fine stock, and the
sale is positive.
Terms cash. COOPER & LATIMER,
ap - dads Auctioneers
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aT:9it Bvt. MAJ Gen and Asst {
PROPOSALS. FOR HAY.

HsafqvartsrS D1 STREE Indian Tsrritory.)
Dbsce Chef CbGvisTmoNer.
FJ~t GIbScn, {. ~. March n, lS8N
Sealed Pre- potais lin duplicated will be received
- This uftce CniiI O'Clock. m. OF Thur sday =,
NAY "A. lo1o, at which time bid. will be oen I'd
Yer ~, nfshInR TO the United States Quartermas-
yer = department supplies. to be delivered as fol-
Port Gibson. G. MI T. !O0l tons Hay,
fOrt Arbuohle, &. N, 700 tons Hay
or such quantity 1t being more less. AZ the
quartz master NAV require, on the day OF openin
pI.posals MAY IA
TIE Hay to be cut on Public Domain bet ween
the let of July. Isso. and the 10th of g.
Der. Is 5, hauled into the Fort and securely ont
MP 10 RiCls of IS tons and 50 tons each-in which
condition IL will he subject the in peetion ac-
ceptl"n OF rejection Of he officer Of the o M De-
par tmsht on duty at the Post where the Hay is de
iiv-red 49,
Payments to be msde on the last day Of July 1864.
for the quantity inspected and acce ptsd at that
time. and on completion OF the contract and az
CeptsDce OF the Hay. final payment will be made
Proposals will be received for all or any part of
the amount required, AT either or both places
The Tequit eme nts and forma,ites Usual in con-
tIact1Dk OF Government suppiiss win BE- exacte1
q all bidders, and ali to whom any act may be
awarded in The present case
FCr further particulars apply at this Office.
BY authority of Brevet Ma NJ Bry ant, com
handing District, L. I a. KfMBALL.
Capt 4 A q. ~, u ). A..
app. I'd Chief ". M. Dist I r
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lY GKEEN 4 WILLlAMS,. - = :
No 0S6 souihesss corner ~ md d strsets.

FRAME HOUSE, TO BE 1rM0vkD, AT AUo-
ION SATURDAY.. tbs - u nay. Ne shall sell in
front Of the PR aises, AZ % scloek ~. 90 ID
he'd on north B street aext 70 the corner OF ia,
efreet cost Capitol Biz u csu b. essily rem ,ve5
3erps caeh. GREEN WkkLIA0S
ap wv AuctS,
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OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERNAS.
~ TER GENERAL

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAS-
" TER GENERAL
CORNER OF HOUSTON AND GREEN Sis.
NV fORE CRY, April u. 1873.
Sealed Proposals will be received a. this OH ce
until u NJ on ONDAY, the Attn proximp for de
livery at military posts of the several quantities of
Coal viz.
At pavid's Islans, 23s tons of Coal
At Fort Lee. cite, 100 tons o Coal
lie coal il TO Ice of the best quality of Anthra
cite. of egg size to he delivered ia the ards at
zach pest. 10 be ighed on the post scale.
The U nited States reserve the privilege OF re-
IeCtlDg or all of the propos If deemed adj vi
sabte
Proposals. should be endorsed Proposals for
Coal, ~ AID addressed TO tho undersigned.
RUFUS INGALLS,,
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OROPosALs FOE SUPPLIES

OFFICE PAYMAsTER L. g. Nav.
No. 42S CHESTNUT STREET,
PHI ADSLPHIA, April 3, ISi5N
PrOfo-ss VIII BE- received At tn . Ofr e until II
clock NJ. on the Let day Of MAY, for frrntsnjnv
the United States Navy Department the foiIowin ne
articles, 20 he Of the beet qu lily and subject 10
lu-pectiOn 10y the inspecting officer at the PhiIa-
0vphls Nav yard, where they to be deity cred
ice OF expyLse TO the Government.
-. For Ba,saH o. Construction.
4S00us Spelter
sl0e lbs Round Iron, inch.
Blank foFras for bids may be al on a plic alton
~ this ofhce- II. HIESKELL.
apzo-t Paymaster, L. s Navy.
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10y J.. WHEELER 4 Co Auc,i 1neer.
II No. oil Louis ara ave. bet 9th and 9Th sts
opposite seston House.

LADIES, AID GENTLEMENS GOLD AND
SlLNtR WATCHES. Rim IS, &C ME-
sGHhUM PIPES, AND POCKET BOOKS, AT
On FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS
MAY LIST and ~, at 80 O'Clock shall cell with
out TeRs!d O. cost, all the stock of watches and
Je"S.iJ 90 the store in the sWashineton Build
lug: corucr 9Th street and PNns avenue con
sisting Of
Laiie. Gold Stches
American Silver 60
Patent lever 10 90
Goid RiI es, Cha ms, Necklaces and Pins:
silyer frui Knives, Thimtles &C
sIectacies. Pocket Books, &C
Also.
Two > liver Plated Show Csse-, the Fixtures of
he STORE anh one Iron Safe, Valentine Butler
r. sill be sold at private sale.
ssTorms casA.
ap9S J. b. WHE ELER Co, Aucts
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tx q
- Real Estate Brokers and Apotioneers
omce corner OF eth and SITS, opposite Post Office
&c. I. GRIFFITH, Auctioneer
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RX COOPER LATIMER. Auctioneers,
- Late Clerks with J. q. Mcclure 4 Co.
southwest corner Pepn'A avenue and lIth strest
Star Once Building
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PROPOSALS.
.'REsH BEEF AND vEGErARLrs-
NAVY DRPAR<xKxr,

,rp NAVY DRPAR<NESr,
BN,s1s o. Proris'onS and C7ofhtas A pril 20 1853
sesed rropOsals. endorsed - Proposals Tor Fresh
best ara Vegetable" Will be rsceiv 81 at this Blu
Iess unuI clock p. M, on the Ist day of MAY
oo5, Tor tie supply of
9.uO pounds of Fre-h Beef and
SM pounds Of Fresh Vegetables,
- ine arlington NAVY Yard and Station, re-
Gulred. The ef and Vegetables must he Of good
quality. aud the best the market AFFORDS aud each
s-aele must be offered for By the pound. The B sef
10 De IN equal proportions fore and hi nd sarters
Bonus with approved security, will be required
II one haif the estimated amount OF the contract,
shd tueLty per cent. in al titiOn will be withheld
Irym the ar,JHnl OF each payment 10 be male, As
c'ustersi SECURITY for the due performance Of the
contract which will, on no AccOu 1T. be paid until
AZ Is fully com piled With
EFery offer made must he accom- panied by = writ
ItL guaranty, sisned BY more res POnsi bic
persons. that the bidder bidders will. ~ his
tLri1 hid Re accepted, enter into an obligation
mn I'VE dave with good and sufficient suretles,
70 Iurnlsh the articles proposed; the responsibility
% me guarHLtOTs 10 be certified by the Assessor
OF internal Revenue for the District in which they
reside
No P-Ovoyql tciH Be ceH sds-sd unless 7panisS
- ST-h guaranty, ART ~ satisfactory rad taai
FOSsd AVA us ItoeHSS required ~ act Of CdagTs,s
The Department Reserves the right g. raJect auy
Proposal moi considered advantageous to the Gov.
eminent.
n i 10 - und rstood that In case the ,ted
arertity . tihrr article shall be delivered ieay-
INC baianrr due on the 9th article the contr,ct
may be Cohrieer Completed In full. at ;La or.
Iion of tn Department.
sp5 ~ b. BRIDGE. Chief OF Bars,u
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SEALkD PROPOSALS FOB PORK, &c.

OTcg Of ne 4sS'f C0mMiSSary SNbsiSfsats
MGdiS0A BaTracES, v. Y, ApIil IL Is,s
alri Proposais viii be received o. THU Off CO
tnti roe o. May l. Isis, for the supply either in
" hole OF part OF "
lJn barrels Ot heat Flour,
~ barrels of Prime Mess Pork.
. bushels " hite b lint Beans,
= no pounds Table Salt.
lie above articles must be Of the best quality.
.. q most b. deliveries he Barracks free Of
ChaTge, before the 10th of May. 1875 The Flour
~ill be delivered In barrels and the proposals will
cCatsi1 the prices Il Spring well as Red and
" bite Winter Wheat.
The Unit states reserves tbs right to reject
Proposals viii BE addressed TO the undersigned
and endorsed On the envelope Proposals fcr Flour
Pork. &c and will be opened in the presence OF
tht bidders on the date and hour and At the place
shove mentioned JAMES JOYCE
2 - LIT Lieut. AL o. = Inf A
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1.-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UN-
til FRIDAY, May LIST, same hour aud pla
r. 7. MORSELL. Trustee
APP COOPER LATIMER Aucts
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by J. T. DYER Il CO Auctioneers and Real
II Estate Brokers II Louisi ana avenue
next to corner of 9Th street
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ABLE LOTS IN TIE SEVENTH WARD
. Inu 81 aid by virtue Of deed OF trust from John
crowley and wife and homas Coleman and VI jfe
70 the subscribe dated November IL. 1876, aud
onIS recorded IN L1ber NJ. Il No rs, foliss ga
81 se9 OF the LAND records for Washngio county
District Of oluu ta and by direction OF tn party
ssGnrsd merely, will sell, at public auction on
2 m In trout Of the premises, the south half Of
Lot NO 30 and ali OF Lot No. q, in square No 4e,
in the city Of Washington having FROM Of ~ fet
ana Inches on az street west and a depth OF Us
feet TO = twenty foot alley
Terms OF sale: Une half cash: balance fn aud u
months secured to the satisfaction Of the tru stsc
81 convey ahclrg and stamps at purchaser co-t
~ the Tel nus OF sale are not compliei it'll within
nNe Gay the trustee reserves the right to resell at
the Tisk and cost of the defauitins purchaser upon
hive days notice, published in the National Intel
ligeDcer ~
SO paid down when the property i. sold
X. TOpU, ia Trustee
sp3O lsw&ds j. WHEELER co, Auct.
DY COOPER a LATIMER Ancfinneers
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-20


The South and the C0IOred Vote.
1.-The desperation with which the
Southern Democracy is trying to Sc
cure the negro vote is shown by a
catechism published in the Richmond
Wing The following are a few. OF
the questions and answers: a.rI d. ..ilts
Who gave the negroes the right of
suffrage in New York; The Demo-
cratic party.
Who presided over the Convention
which gave this privilege to negroes =?
Martin Van Buren,. a Democrat.
Who afterward elected Martin Van
Buren, President Of the United States?
The DemQcratic party. ...t..--. 81.
Who married a negro woman. and
by her had mulatto children? Rich
ard M. johnson, a good Democrat. 81
Who elected Richard M johnson
Vice President Of the United States?
The Democratic party. fglyplr III!
IF President Van Bdren had died,
and Richard M..-Jdhnson had become
| President, who would have become
the Democratic mistress of the White
House2 This negro woman. i l-
Who. repealed the laws of Ohio
which required negroes to give bonds
aud. seourityabeiore settling in that
State? The Democratic party.
Who made mulattoes legal voters
In Ohio? "A Democratic Supreme
Court, of which Reuben Wood was
w What Si became of Reuben wood9
The Democratic party elected him
| Governor three times.
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Is chiefly To be explained by the un-
easiness of the South, which shows
the North what duty Il has 10 per
form. Tnare were indeed in no cam
paign M ore pripeiples involved than
there Is IN the present one. and nearly
everybody knows what to do. II on
oqe sideare Made Happtonand For
rast1and on Sthesother side are Grant
and Sheridan, no doubt can rise, be-
caase the form of Frank Blair is to-
be seen between both sides. One
party says: Down with Congress and
its reconstruction, while the other
party wants to support Congress III It's
national policy, and to maintain ITS
work and complete it.. Here they are
threatening "A new civil W r,1-WhlIe.
there we hear the words; Let US
have neace.7 Here the dlsput-
ING and doubling of the obliga-
tions con iracted by the nation IS
stigmatized as crime. while on the
other side they openly demand the
breach of a solemn promise. Under
sII ,h circumstances 1t cannot be hard
for a man. to- set himself right, and
there is no cause for him to be exas-
perated. Who likes Forrest and
Wade Hampton will join their COM
pany. Those who had just enough OF
such persons during the war, will keep
away from them. Who wishes the
country most of all peace. will vote
forlGTant and Colfax. Whesthinks
that the interests of the country de-
mand new rebellion, renewed blood
shed. Will join those who declare
things done and existing null and void /
and whose theory, if executed, would
have no other meaning than civil war.
Quito as precisely and naturally the
followers of the different ideas about
the sanetity or nullity of a contracted
debt will Separate from each other.
In all these questions there is no lit
tie room left for mistake, and the
principles are 80 plain that it, would
be foolish to treat Of subordinate
4 questions. 81 s4 e. sE u 4
We believe that the majority of the
people want peace. We believe the
1 country will not friyolously. squander
what was won by so hard a struggle,
and expose the ship Of state to new
storms. We. belieye the .Reople 40
/ not intend to- restore to power those
4 persons who caused the country. so
much misery, We are CONVINCED that
4 the American people VIII pay their
debts exactly as they were contracted.
We, on our part, patiently wait for the
result Of the campaign, and our only
wish is that the people might treat
/ with. contempt those men who. try to
desecrate the struggle. for principles
by personal attacks. We never shall
SANDER the private character of Sey-
mour and Blair, or deny the merits OF
these men in their respective spheres
1 But we expect and demand that Gun
adversaries npripciples will shoy the
4 same Justice to our candidates. The
fair fight is for men, the dishonorable
4 one for khaves. ' -.
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: RHE we'll gihformed-} Washington
correspondent of the New York Times
says Of the political status of the Cab
met officers:
Some Of the pem0eratic attaches of
to convey the belief that all the mem
bers of the Cabinet, as will as the
fPresidsnt himself, win Support Sey-
mour and Blair. The truth has been
repeatedly told that, with the excep-
ton of Messrs. MeCulioch and Brown
ing, the Cabinet Is a unit in its dis
gust at the New York platform and
nominations, IN which disgust Mr.,
johnson heartily participates, while
Messrs. Schofeld AMI Evarts are earn
est in their support of Grant and
iColfax. - - & q % : : ezAa q s-'A
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sPECTAL NOTICES.
TIE Body Renewed.

According to Psychologists, the human
f,odV is renewedy once in seven years
E,v5sey day. every hoaT, ex cry moments
ne desh. the cartilage. bone and muscle
of the frame are wasting away, and being
inlpercept1b Y replaced by new material.
Health depends upou fhe1nature or that
IN aterial, and whether IL shall be pure or
diseased, full of vitality and elasticity or
feeble and faccid, depends mainly upon
the action of the stomach. In warm Wea.
Their The waste of the 81 stem is very rapid
and II II is not as rapidly repaired by. the
great sustaining organ. the cons equence is
debility, cancellation, and decay. 1T is
Therefore of param unit importance that
the stomach De Kept an rigorous condition al
tn1S trying season, and the safest. surest
and best tonic that can be emploved for
that purpose is HOSTETT Err BYTTEkS.
This Incompatible vegetable stOmachic
gives unwonted energy 10 the digestive
powers, promo es the conversion of the
food into he2ithtul blood, (Which is so to
speak, the raw material OF all the solid
portions OF the boIy,l and thereby puts
the. system in tire best possible state of de-
tense against epidemic and other diseases
The strong require it to keep up their
strength the weak, to re- 1nvigorate them.
1t consists Of the purest of all diffusiVe
stfmulanls, charged with the juices and
extracts OF the most genial roots and
herbs, and is q permanent estoratiye-
not q mere temporary excitant. 1t acts
simultaneously upOn the stomach, the
bowels, and the liver, and is the best
Known remedy for dyspepsia, bilfoushess
eOstlveness, and general debility.
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Our publication of the condition.
of National and State finances,
in last sNdnday y JdusrsAt b,aken
from official sources, had very
dispiriting influence on the financial
part of Sepator HENDRIcKs' speech
on The sameEev6ring. 1Iihe Idistin-
guished statesman all at once discov-
cred that fnanee--was a dull subject
at best, and could be omitted from
his speech without depreciating its
wHhhA SB&ze Swere dot h9brkd NTH
his usual long and elaborate para
graphs relative to the enormiIy of
taxation and the rascality of Repub
licau officials.
,@sednnan4E4he pFuddnsa eoe the
Senator. He was right in selecting
the negro as the principal topic of
his speech Shere.' ASA principle of
the Democratic party, the negro is
tiwelAOaoFsSds .Pgt even il this par
ticuiar Hiers y danger that he thing
may be overdone. According to the
Memphis Ardlaache; the White and
Black Democrats stand upon a
geqFmqn platform 2 aDdtop ,,rnuch de-
nunciatiOn of the negro may result id
a split in the party. 1t cannot be for
gotten3that the. negroes IN the South
ern States are now diligently cultival
Ted by the Democrats of that section,
and it will be very unfortunate I'd
have the arrangement interfered with
by the indiscreticn of so prominent d
Democrat as Mr.. HENDRICKS. -, l.
We feel all the more free to uttei
this warning, from the fact. that Mr.
HENDRIcKs profited so promptly SbJ
our 'simply calling his attention I'd
the the s sS+a Jgya E3s5Saiee {
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eEsERAL GRANTS TOUR.
The General Struck In the Face bY
q I" O Reader OF a G0npcfhead Mob !
at CarlinYille, Illinois.

.IFrOpa snringfsTd tIn.f. Journal Aug. lO.l
The british, devilish spirit which
possesses the. 'so-cahed Democracy
was fully manifested on the occasion
of the passage of. General Grant
thE6Tsfr CaPinville The other evering
That party, under the auspices of that
prince of low fellows, Bill O. Brien,
4hha Aaea hphIFtg aspQlitJeA speetIne
IN the town during the day, and, filled
with bad whisky, when they heard
that GeneEala GTapt1VasE upon the
train they started for the depot, sew
erdl hundred strong, and taking posi-
session of the platform and surround
lngFhe 4 seperats car, they set upoA
him with the most unearthly wells
and screenings, insulting him and
his family III the most dastardly and
EshamefuE HaaHuers=44Etle-fe fell low eeaffSsri-
en-, whose manners ARE as filthy as
himself personals, was Il 6uGas1 and
foremost In aeaging on the druhke h
n.m9b, -General Grant had raised the
2 window of theeaF for the purpdse of
sinking hands. with some friends
whom I've recognized, when one Of the
dirty hounds, more ifnpudeht than
l the rest. rus he'd to the window.
aug 81 uting HuFrah for Seymour
and Blair violently struck "a 9naTaI
e.. ~ S, rant Ia ne lace with his hat. Mr..
McC0nneH, who was conversi no :. with
the .0eneraliat the.time, resented9 fbh
% tsnnolg,bllltIy' 9y glFlAgthel fellow q klow
n ~ alle SIDE q the ssnieller.s which
sent him sprawling IAN / 4 fien1it
IS 2, ana oshers 1T once ti;,,,
~. ~ ssa'. safir sa This, however, only
mob, aud though it was fa5gS saAHiaG
the deeentscltizens Of tha. ~. Dy
tend to- the +, ~. -, - 5A
fully led our armies throuob $3.50 Ut .
some indications of their MAJ srs sne war,
to say political, appreciatinns III 4 no not
services, il was found utterly ;m ~ nis
BE TO 40 80, ana the ffai6t9n NJ lllR9Ssl
aYhe shyeHas, EwithA ORB = 'i sss.s.v on.
head, who perp the fnsss slF
were highly delighted wiithi Their 1s7 II; J
graceful performances, but re-
= gai1-s - " lis- !. sEI tbsg Is Ii 80
Baa-l 8AE .aillsi 3lifzs ~ xf4sla 80 |
li.ill la 3aIsi 4oi 4h4 asIzEE IGHt agy.s-ee !
iag LII 1868 aff aaLlI hga E44as.sIsT 81, |
-.4l XXI 1sl4A 1AE 1ul Llsq sd lif-T lsnvstg-
.x.Hls4 e 70 70 Slsva.sss- IA e.sff
s-.ilrAifEE ia
--.-ia4i siiisa1ihfa +-Lis gIsze
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GH%%9n - q gRoa Is ERs 80 Ths
-Iu1I odI itltH - alliaIfI LHI1l5i
THE SUCCESS
or the ONE. DOLLAR sAAR ReFOIu-
is,ta3 l8sstiOn. In Trade. s......,si..i

i-is4 melton. In Trade. gA,las.,,.slos
WIPE furnish at a upiform price Of ONE
Wv DOLLAR. such articles as are used
by every tam ilys at p less price than. they
are sold by any wholesale dealer in New
Norkl O. r Boston. - SH1 ilss Il al GfHltn
Agents wanted 20 co-opeIate with US in
carrying out a plan W hicfi meets the wants
OF the million, and iD the disposal of a
large and varied stock or % v and Fancy
Goods, Silver Plated Ware, Watches. Car
petfngs. &c. Our terms TO "A gents are SUI
perlQr to those. of any other 6rm, as, ouI
circular will show. Those getting mp
Clubs can secure apiece of Sheeting, SILK
Dress, Watch, Shawl, Sewing Machine,
&c. 'dec.,d "a oefst.s.. u s7tiia u e-ihlf
Il FREE OF COST. .-satf ..,4
A check describing an article to be sold
fora Dollar, 10 ctS.,; 20fOr, 80; 40 for 81 90
for IS; 100 foI sic. sent by mail. Send |
money ny Registered letters. Circulars
mailed free " any; address Agents want
sAddr6ssGl I HARRISs 81 PIIUMMER,i i
81 Hanover st., Boston. Mass.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-20
KOFHERSi MOTHERsl MOTHERS
DON'T FAIL To PROCURE
Hrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup,

+. FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.
This valuable preparation has been used
with slereT failing success in thousands Of
cases.
1t not only relieves the child from pain,
but inYigOrates the stomach and bowels.
co1rects actdity, and gives tone and energy
to the whole system. 1t will also Instantly
relieve GRIPING IN THE BOWELS and WIND
CoIIC.
We believe il is the best and sssrest rem
eCiy IN the l0orld in all cases of Dyse7lteTg
from teething or any other cause.
Full directions Tor using viii accompany
each bottle. 80
Be sur and call for MRS. WINSLOWS
SOOTHING SYRUP" having the Edc-St7l.
lie OF - CURTIS q PERKINS" on the outside
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-20
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