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EVENING STAR.


ROBBERIEs.-I.astw week detectives Clarv,.
Blgley, McDevrt aud Thompson SET ,hsJn
selves q work 10 arrest the parties en-. a vad !,
robblng some of the re licences in the ne >, Of
tne CITY, rooberie3 of which had been rspor,e5
70 heSoqrarters, and their snspicions fslI on
TWO cclsT men, named Robe r. John ,on at.s
sporting Bob, and his brother Bernard whom
they arrested. on the Island, in a yerv r,nyh
Ioefhty. One OF the houses yictlmized vas
that OF Colooel John T Pettit. No. pa p street
near loto street. which had been robbed of two
sry nan1some meerscnaum smokers, that had
BEEN purcha I'd by freud of the Colonel,s in
Paris, Tor $50 each, IN gold and presentcn 10
MN also, about 500 wsrth of clothing. ON
oelhe questioEed, the prisoners ackpoyledgpd
having nfd the smokers, but said tina, thew mad
eCiu tnen- canning TO have received then as
P1esfhts. when ASKED who gave them the
fmoktrs they volunteered 10 go TO the hou-e.
an snow the ON ers where they had received
tnem. The omcers very willingly accepted the
inNliauon, and OF they went, right TO Colonel
fettlts res ldence, where hey called for the
and claimed that she was the donor. One of
the coIored women employed IN the house
poined TO Bernsrd johnson and said she had
seen MN on enc occrslon coming out OF Mr.
fetuts hopse with a basket OF clothes on hi
arm tol Petit ated 10 the officers thai he
mad met the color'd man. johnson, pas ing
along TIE street nea- his house with has ket
on his arm; but, not knowing that four of his
rooms had been entered sud his franks broken
The officers took the prisoners TO headuuarte-s
and on examination found a huge razor in Ron.
ert Johnsons pocket. They had a hearing be-
fore ME- Jor Richards, who committc,i them To
-IalI IN deIault OF s1-uD e.ch as bail for a for
Iher hearing.
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A FAVORABLE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY
"A CHEAP DRY G0ODS.-We are about having
our Store Room enlarged and rehtted. aud in view
OF this Will run off our Stock of Summer Goods at
greatly rsdHo.d Prices. BENJAMIN MILLER,
QS AA0 WANTED TO BUY-AH kinds of
CCsOOO. Qentlemens and Ladies' second.
hand CLOTHING. Also, all kinds of IURNI-
"a Bridge street, Georgetown. feis-y
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1MRPovRNENTs.-Mr.T T. T. Fowler, one of
our most energ etic business men, and president
OF the Board of Common Council. has y large
number of me chanic= engaged in erecting a
hrst-class thrPe-story house. with blSa.na {
under the centre building. on tho corner % Zeal
and Congress streets, G' orgetowu. Tne main
building is 3S by 81 feet. ard the l. - by ~ feat
IL consists Ct sixteen large rooms, which when
completed, Will contain all of the modern inn
proyemrn's. such as water. gas, clio MS, ward
robes, marble mantels. ranges, &c. The base
ment or lower walls entirely of Senect
rails stone, with the upper portion of The
building resting on 1S-iuch finished ashlers of
the same kind Of stones. The main walls ar.
composed of brick covered with p bandsome
and substantial frame work. on an improved
style, thereby causing it TO cost far moro rha ?
an ordinary brick wall. There Is aIK-iocb
space for dead air between the brick ALI and
the withdrawing. and also between the
wall ana the plastering, which prevents the
hot or cold air from enter NJ tue bG idin.
The first or main story Will BE- finished in
black walnut, and ,the upper stori-s n ash
trim med in black walnut. The window siiIrs
sasf, and inside shutters VIII b. of solid Cherry
throughout the entire bGilding. end VII h.
covered with French roof. The IN sid fnlsh
is all ready, and from examination we can say
that the workmanship cannot be SURPRISED In
the District, which speaks well for lIr~Srs
Holtclaw Bruff, who are the builders, and
Mr.. j. K Landon. the architect. II sets back
from the street 2Ufeet, and will b, surrounded
by beautiful lawn. In 'front.' there will h. a
beautiful lawn, and the windows will Ia. of
double-plate French glass.
On ID street north, between North CtpitoI
street aud Delaware avenue, Messrs. CaswalI x
Tucker, builders, have Just completed two very
Nicholas Acker. Each of them front - feet by
20 Ieet deep, and consist OF four rooms each
containing water, gas, &c Mr.. Acker has IN =
gagged the same gentlemen 70 erect a six room
residence on the col ner of North Capitoi and ID
streets, which Will b. pushed ahead to connie
ZION NJ an early day.
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MAX KlED.

slMPsON- On Tuesday, July 18th
Dy the hev Reeve Hobby. JOHN II StJPSON
Of Boston. to FANNIE b. SrELLE, OF W .shi q 2
ton, ID. v.
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RY THOs. BOWLING. Auct,oneer; Georgetown

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
GEORGETOWN AT PUBLIC AUCTION
BY virtue OF deed of trust to the undersg ned
bearing date the 18th day of Jnne. ls57, and re
corded IL Liber 4. c. T., No. H. foios AL et ser
OF the Land Records of the District of Columbia
snail expose to public sale. on THURSDAY, the
9TH day OF August, A. u. 1853, At6 O'Clock in the
afternoon, IN front Of the premises one undivided
moiety, or half part of all that parcel Of ground
and premises lying and situate in Geor getown in
sald Distriet OF Celunbia: knsvn and being al
that part OF Lot numbered ten, lO.b in Beatty aud
Hawkins addition TO said town. contain ed wi thip
the following metes and bounds viz:
beginning on the east aide of High street fifty
one feet two ~ inches south from Beall street
aud thence running ncrtherly on High street to
beaii street, thence es.terly ON BeslT street one
nunoreo and twenty nine tl99) feet seven a
inches the nee south parallel with High two
y ieet and thence in straight line to the point
OF beginning, with she appurtena nces and build
inss to the same belonging.
Terms Of sale: 0ne-half cash; balance in six
months With interest from day Of sale, secured TO
close OF sale. Conveyancing and stamps at pur-
ehasers cost II terms are not complied with in
I'VE days from day of sale, Trustee reserves right
to re sell at purchasers risk. on A We days notice
MAHLON ASHFORD, Tru stee
Jy23 eo&ds THOMAS Do Wing. Auct
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RELMBOLDs EXTRACT

eAksAPAklLLA cleanses and renovates the
blood, insts the vigor of health into the systein
and purges out the humors thas make disease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-27
The following, among many hundreds Of our bes.
citizens, testify to its wonderful efhcscy:
CERTIFICATES From PHYSICIANS.
BALTIMORE, NJ D.. M arch a. 1855
believe Dr. Lswrenceb "ROSADALIs" % be
the BEsl ALTERATIyE IN SsK, and therefore fuly
recommend IL rs such.
THOMAS }. BoYkIN, ND.
ROSADALIS WILL CURE THE WORST
CASES OF sCROFULA
BEAD THE sTTtA spssR Ipr BELOW AND


WILSON CsUsTY, September lOlsq
Dr. J. }. Lawr.Roe:
DEARsIR: My youngest daughter aged ave wear,
has teen dreadfuly afflicted with scrofula nearly
ell her life. i tried n great many Phy.iciaps INT
without relic wing her much; in fact most 81 th,n
said there Was no hope of cJre. During the ls.f
spring she was worse than ever, her body and
limits being covered with sores and blotc hes-ylth
fece and eyes bsaly liberated and swollen. Whilst
In this condition, was ad yised by DR. l.. A stith
20 try your ROsadalis. I at once procured three
bottles, and commenced giving ~ 90 her tn, sr.s
eos mGs'oaI. In less taaH DloHfi TO my great
Aetonlshment, sac entirely trslE. am sir
yours. with much res pect and gratitude,
W. W. BURNETT
ROsADALts CUBES ALL SKIN DISEASES
WILSON, n. O., Sept rs 1857.
BEAR Sir In 1852 my son, nov aged We year,
Vas yaccinated with what proved 10 be impure
matter. which completely DESTROYED his health
be has been afflicted with inveterate and rr-
tremely troublesome EThpfsOs Of RAJ SKIS, come
times breaking out in sores, &C. Rossdalis va.
Prescribed by my family physician, DIR. A ID
Moore. After taking IL q few weeks, my .ou be
came and remains ssftrelp nell. Yours truly
ROSADALIs is A POTENT REMEDY IN Al
CHR0NlC DISEASES
IRON 6. w BLoUNT, Esq, ATTORNEY AT LAW
WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA
have been cured Of Chronic Inramm..io, a..
the Ear and Partial Deafness OF ten years . and
hs' W hosSoAis. Gko. w. BL0UNT.
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ROSADALIS.
fAs Great American Health Resicr,r
Ne 1sst R,ssd Purifier IN the VEN.
DR. LAwRENCE,s
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
nos DALIs.
AsATE AND cElrArS cuRs
land THE oSiy oSk VET pi.covranp)
scRoFULA, IN ITS VARIOUS PORN O..
consumption, in its Early Stages; Bplars.u.e.
and Uloeratios Of the Glands. Joi.ts, Bones.
Kidneys, and Uterus, Chronic
Rheumatism. Eruptions
ofthe skin, Chronic
Sore Eyes, &C.
SYPHILIS,
IN ALL ITS VARIOUS FORMS.
DISEASES OF WOMEN,
sofAppetite. sich n esdsohe. Liver oompls
Pam IN the Back, Imprudenos In
Lille, Gravel,
GENERAL ILL HEALTH,
And all Diseases Of
BLOOD. LIVER. KIDNEYS,
AND BLADDER.
III tnorougnly ersdicstee every Kind OF humo-
and bad faint and restores the sntire system % -
healthy condition.
1T Is PERFECTLY HARMLESS, never ,ro.
ducing the slightest injury.
- Used and esdoTssd ~ hs Lsadias Pk,si-
esass sreprAers az as kHOrs.
The following, among many hundreds Of our bes.
citizens, testify 10 its wonderful efhcaey:
CERTIFICATES From PHYSICIANS.
BALTIMORE, ND, March a. lsss
believe DR.. Lawrenoes "RUSADALIs" % be
the BEs1 ALTERATIvE IN GsE, and therefore fully
recommend IL as such.
THOMAS }. BoYkIN, MD.
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NONE ABE GENUINE unless done ID in steel
engraved wrappers, with fac sinile of my Cham
icaI arehouse, and signed
E.e h. T. HELNBOLD
The proprietor vas compelled 70 adopa sucb q
wrapper because OF the growing popularity OF his
Articles, snd TO prevent spurioas and dangerous
eoehNNeass' myfeotf,r
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IMPROVEMENT IN CHRIST CHuPCH NAVY
1AkD.-N Orkmen sre now eheag in improy-
ing the appearance of this venerable building
Ibe IN" nor OF the church has been newly
pant TED and lrCscOed, while the front. together
Win ne bell tower. is undergoing a compiet,
renovation The old brick front is being stuc-
Cos q IA Imlraflon of ands.one. aud when COM
ple''d VIII pr ent very fine appears Ice
This was the FIRST Episcopal church erected
aiter washington became a city, aud among its
.sriy members were many whose names she'd
ln-,re on toe society OF the metropolis. Men
siill live who rscolICct worshipping in an old
baIn ne TIE Navy Yard. at which, among
Others. Thomas Jefferson WIS re- uIar at md
ant i'd'pg thither on Ian old lay horse" and
reiaie now on one ocC@sion the President arose
from DIS seat add thrust his hat into broken
window paDe 10 keep out the cold wind
ChTlst thurch now numbers Que hundred and
hlne-y-twO conmuDicauts-Rey NJ - Odds
>eetor- Rev W. A. Harris. a .oCiate. This par
Towns what Is known as the CCn-rrs ional
enc cry.
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THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Wylie-On Satur-
day, in the case Of Edward Snowden and
Alice Snowden. indicted Tor grand larceny the
Court discharged the Jury because of the an.
sence of a material witness. Thomas Henry
indicted for burglary (second tria), was found
not guilty. Browne and Hine for defence r.
X. Fink, committed 10 Jail by Justice Harper
charged.
This morning, John Hackenyas and Mary
Haekenyas, indicted Tor an ass .ult aud bat.
ttry. was found not guilty; Norris for defence
In second case nolle pros. was entered
Daniel Hannah was found guilty Of an assault
ana battery on Martin Ganin. and senteuce d to
pay fine OF $40 aud costs. John Shea in.
dicitd for An assault and battery, was sentenced
TO pay fine Of Ash and costs. Mart, Taylo :,
convicted OF grand larceny, was sea;encrd to
one year in the Albany penitentiary. Richard
L. Richardson, alias Bob Rats, was con victed
OF the larceny OF pair Of sleeve buttons, and
the Albany pcnitentiary for thrre years. In a
second case sole pros. was enterrd. Harrlet
HILL alias Mary Jones, indi cted for the larceny
Ola 9i.,.S watch chain and pencil case, was con.
airy for two years. Frank Wilmington, in
dictrd for petit larceny, was found
guilty guilty 10 be under fourteen years of
John Dryer, indicted Tor an assault and bat
terry on Bernard Drew, was convicted and SEN
fenced to pay the costs Of the prosecution. The
have also been victed and he required that
Drew should give security TO KEEP the peace.
Joseph smith, convict of petit Iarceny-sec-
ond offence-wss sentenced to the Albany
Penitentiary for one year.
EoUI1Y COURT, JVl3e FYsher.-To.dav, the
1oilowing business was transacted ZsrtzinRer
VS.. IartZnrer; order extending time for Gun
ton to answer petition Of H. Zartzinger to Au.
gust ~. altman VS.. Huntly ct al: order for
the defendant TO purge by paying to rec eiver
s22te3.66 within thirty days. Grady vs.. Glib.
son; order that the defendant pay csiyer
S6'O.57. Dyer VS.. Dyer; order ratiiying trus-
tees SALE Mussey vs. Marie ct al; order for rule
TO show caus6e and ivr temporary injunction
Snow ct al. agt. Corporation of Washington;
order enjoining sale until hearing of notice for
Injunction now set for Auguat 4th. Jones agt
Boyland order overruling demurrer Over
agt- Dyer; order to pay comp 'anant balance
found due. Patterson agt. Jay; decree appoint.
ing .ames Z. Fitch trustee to convey. Myers
agt. NeWcOmb: order extending tune To ans Sxer
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We knew Or. Lavrences fioesdaIis 20 be safe
md reliable Alternative, 81, and take pleasure in
recommending II 20 the profession and the public
A. %. MOORE, NJ ID
l. A sTLM, d.
ID. WINsTEAD, M d.
X. q BARHAM M
W q. DUGAE, NJ D.
3. BARNES, N D.
Il. W. KING. NJ D.
:: WOODWARD, M D.
W ]. BREWER, M D.
,O.s W. J. BULLOCK, n. D
hereby certify that am personally soop.,r,.,
viii TIE above-n named PLY sicians and they a. 81
gentlemen Of respectsbihty and stasdins In ~.
community. r N ntyrs tns
January ", 1868 h' - T.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

In BANKRUPTCY,
DISTRICT " CoLUNBIA.ss
Atthe City of Washington. on the 18TH DAY O.
July, 1858. The undersigned hereby gives notice
OF his appointment as assignee of A. J. DOWN
ING, In the city Of Washington. within said Dis
trict. who has been sdJudped a bankrupt upon
his own petition. by the Supreme Court of said Dis
trlct GEORGE MASON Attorney at Law.
~ 2U-lawSW City Hall, Assignee.
N BANKRUPTCY,
4 DISTRICT OF CoLUNBIA.ss
At the City of Washington, on the 18th day OF
July, 1858: The undersigned hereby gives notice
OF his appointment assignee of JOHN n
J0SLIN. in the City OF Washington. within
said District, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt
upon his own petition, by the Supreme Court Of
said District
GEO. MASON, Attorney. at-Law
Je2o-w3w City Hall. Assignee
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hE-oPkNING OF A CHUECH.-Yesterday
morning at Ii O'Clock. Fleiche: NJ E.) Chanel
si'nfIed az me corner of New York avenue
and Fourth STREETS, which had b~en closed
some eight weeks for the purpose of being re.
pared Wa red cdicaied, the Rev. Dr. Hamil-
ron preaching the sermon. At $50 O'Clock.
REV b y. Brown, OF the Foundry NJ f.
Shnreb, aud at in the evening, the Rev H.
Brown- preached very Interesting sermons
DulIng the attsi noon services, Mr.. William
H. Crook read choice poem. giving the past
history OF this small, but fine Ciifics, which
We written BY :. Ad@m Wigg'ns, E-q. The
churce was crowded during the services. aud
the able choir pour, d forth its sw ct strains of
music under The leadership OF Mr.. X. A Con-
nell, which refi'c,ed great or dit 10 ali who
Cere e0nnceied with II. Liberal contributions
fof deirayibg the expenees fine I'm ,royemenfs
were made by the following gentlemen
Me. srs. III. w Ham,l on & Co. Mr. Geo NJ
Barker. M"ssrs. Draper, Thomas 4 RoSiue
Messrs. Baldwin a. Bros. Mr. ~ r. Fu. in
Me~srs. r. Il. Stever, Hare & Noonan
Messrs. Brown Powers, Messrs A r. Shap
herd Bro. There were large collections
taken mp at ali of the -eryices ye> terday. which
viii pretty ar, II not quite, de,ray FL of the
debt of the church.
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iHk POTOMAC FRoyf.-The ample rams
winch have fallen for the past few DAYS have
started all the neiehboring drained streams to
ns, nnlng, and swollen the Potomac to rs usual
heignt since Saturday but few changes have
occurrf in the movements Of vessels.
The st amer Thomas CollyeY, which left on
saturday afternoon AZ O'clock, with select
party OF fifty gentlemen for Piney Point, r..
tdrscd to the Potomac Ferry wharf at 5 o'clock
this morning. after a most delightful trip.
AZ o'clock the steamer Hi Livingston came
mp TO SIKH street wharf from a ret arm excur-
sion trip to 81. Mary's, whittier she bad zen
with q number of members Of Father WIget's
(Cutholic) Chu.ch. who had spent the Sabbath
IN religions exercises at that place. An I'M
pleasaut delay Of four o. ave hours Occurred
in the time Of starting OF the Livingston on this
e1curi ion saturday night, which cansed some
of the party v no had contemplated going to
turn back and remain at hsme AFR proceed
TO the steamers wharf Tie hour OF Q O'CLOCK
Saturday, night had bcen fixed upon for ro;ug
but the Hi Livingston was delayed on the
route from Baltimore till af>er twelve O'Clock
sud not till aiier two o'clocx SUNDAY morniug
did she eve for st. Mays No,witbstandioS
mi drawo-ek, however, the exrursIonists
arrived at their point OF destination in due
- son, and spent the Sabbath in n highly graz
flying manner
The steamer Wawasst CNpt Fowke, arriy-d
a. ner wharf last night at an early hour, with
sn assorted freight OF produce and mprchan-
aee, aud quite large number of passengers.
Spe was chartered for an excursion down tbe
fotomae to-day: bat owing to the cont,n ued
up was postponed. several other
excursion parties had been made no; bat from
me same Providential cause were disap-
pointed.
Below will be found the regular daily report
Nth STREET Whdrf-Arrived-Schr Mary
Blake, with lumber for the Government
rRdey's WhGrf.-Arrlved-Schr Yam kce Blade
Johnson, from the Rappahannock, with wood
TOT market: and sloop Newport, Shields, from
the same port TO load with furniture
HGTreys WhGrf.-Arrived-SteL Pioneer
Oiden. from Accotnk, with wood for Harvey,
Clark Given.
Jahnson'S Wharf.-At this wharfa couple of
Ice boats have arrived since our last. and seye-
raj ishing boats have gone down
Gu'ndad'S Whdr.-Arrived-Schrs Judge
Hopkinsop. Fenton, with co1l for Guinand;
Pandora, Posey. with wood to q uin.n = a.
r: Ellen, Maddox, with wood to market: T.
). Maypols, Burdock. wood to Smith Il Ross;
Aun Jane, Beacham. wood to Geo. H. Plant:
Ann Matilda, Comb, do. Siiled-Schr j. j.
Maypole, Brruock, light.
Wi13icms d Jolly's Whrrf-Arriyed-Schrs
PILOT, Norris, wood for Webster; Ben Cox
Franklin, DO
Green's WhGf.-Arrived-Sc Lawrence
Hicks, coal for VIM. II Barbon-; Sarah, Paul
wood for market S.lilCd-Schr Flourder
Bennett with bricks for U. !. Naval Acad.
envy, Annapolis, Md.
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RosADALs WILL CURE THE VERY wopS,.
CASES OF CHRONIC RHECMZTIsv hSF

Cdptaia J. N. Bakey -, loos.
DEAR sIR This is to certify that have ,..0
sulcteo win Rheumatism for the Last 3 We or -
msdiclnes recommended 70 Cor the diss.sa
xItLont RECEIVING any benefit. HAVING hssrS
sno nndine some relief continued il ustiI n a.,
nsppy 10 sal that an com pietey we'll ~
not only consider the = Rosad slis .. .ov.--.
remedy Tor Rhenmstism. bu: I believe N sI..,sn
preventive and cheerfully recommend n 10 -.
AFFLICTED. You're, very truly, ~" tht
JAMES wEBB.
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PREPARED ONLY 1T
}. J. LAWRENCE, M. d.. Ch.-,..
BALTIMORE, Md,
Late Of Wilson, NCD
PRIcE si.ao PER BOTTLE.
al. Sa snos s az ~ all the principal Whole.
States and British America, and rstaiisd :, United
Al letters Of inquiry, &C., promptly sprv.rsa
Address
DR. ii. LAwREHCI a co.
SOLE PkoPklkToRs AND uANupaorr
REnS, fAoIu
sAA BALTIMORE STREET,
bALsineRR, Mp.
Tor sale b. Q. CALvEEr FeRp. pr,,~.s
co REM sss', WsehiRsten, d. @. q IA 49,
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o. j. MARTiN. Pres j. ii. WHsHB Urn Seos
T. M. HANSON, Agent,
No SIT Seve nth STRAIT
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a CLEAR, SMOOTH SKIN,

ACLEAR, SMOOTH SKIN,
az sss C so2sciSf.sTG a e
ARsAPARILLA
NJ s,.oys. si.sk .soss, .ssA p.sese., and all
In THE SPRING AID SUMNER
nonthe the gstem naturally sndersces . chang,
and BELMBgLpS HIGHLY CONCKSrRArfp
nXTkACT OF sARsAPARILLA Il 40 assistant Of
YOUNG LADIES. BEWARE OF
the injurious effects OF Face Povdsrs and washes
All such remedie. Close up the pores Of the skin,
and in Q short time Destroy the comDlexion. II
sss nG,sHi
NOT A FEW OF THE WORST DISORDERS
that afnict mankind ariss from CORFU ption of the
blood, HELMBQLDS EXTRACT SARsAPA-
RILLA is . remedy Of the utmost value.
RELMBOLDS EXTRACT
eARSAPARILLA cleanses and renovates the
blood, instils the vgor of health into the systein
and purges out the humors thas make disease.
QUANTITY VS.. QUALITY.
HELMBoLDS EXTRACT sARsAPARtLLA.
tty and large doses Of medicine err.
THOSE WHO DESIRE BRILLIANOY
Of Complexion must purify and enrich the blood
which HELMBOLDS CONCEN rRATkD IN
TRACT OF SARSAPAkILLA invariably does
AJAX for HELMBOLDA. Take other
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We have Just received q large variety of PIC.
TUBE FRAME M0ULDINGS of Black Walnut
which we offer to the trade at asonable prices
Ii. w. HAMILTON Co
~ q ~ Builders DEPOT, Sc 7th St
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-09-24
Greasing Wagons.

Says an exchange: ssBut few peo-
pie are aware that they do wagons
and carriages more injury by greas-
ing too plentifully than in any other
way. A we'll made swheel will en-
dure common wear from ten to twen-
ty-five years, if carei is taken to use
the right kind and proper amount of
grease; but If this matter is not at
tended to, they will be used up in
five or six years. Lard should new
er be used en- wagon, for it will
penetrate the hub and work its way
out around the lemons of the speBes,
and spoil the wheel Talfow is the
best lubricator for wood axle trees,
and castor oil for iron. Just grease
enough should be applied to the spin
die ofa wagon to give it light coat
ing; thisis better than more, for the
surplus put on will work outsat the
ends, and be forced by the shoulder
bands and nut-washersF into the hub
around the outside of the boxes.
To oil an iron axle tree, first wipe
the spindle clean with cloth wet
with spirits of turpentine, and then
apply a few drops Of castor oil near
tn e shoulder and end. One tea.
spoonful is sufficient for the whole y
We would add, that for journals
on which there is heavy pressure,
it is a good plan to mix with the oil
some lamp-blaek or common scot;
powdered slumbago or, black lead is
also employed for the same purpose.
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