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GoN sALB.
,} UsNsD STATE. IN. Nhy Z, TI!AIsD.l
WIN DO iald at thi, navy ysfd .e pr stTsRpIY.
NJ Is. lsso, ecS@oiRsiss a il S'eicst, M. i
es B sHssSn s on account
loo pound. Hemp mp R RSSs VIII
!, SS: s.i Isa 'S sSl iSS: y f'''No.n
Hsad Cyllnderi
Ssst.lsen Lever Beams,
as.riron BainiiiIIns Tank, =
gprisht ltes DrumI .. g.. . B.
spindle Of Boring Mil;
2Sas! ,,r9p Trlp:hammsrsi
bottom PistS 81 Crane, ,...r.-..
Crane. ineompietei "a.
s. sSS Sgsis! Of Yellow Pine rilo''
. sg asI& E.s sssS; b yard. each,
TERM: Cash, y ilmo Of purchase. and the srll.
BY o'SsFofiSS Navy I p'sgi 2, I'm; s,u.,.,,.,
w.M s.EAH, Civil knslaser oOm"I aPai!td
GALE OF BUILDINGS. =
HEADaUasrEns R,ssr MILIrAar DIsralcr,l
oERicE CHEZ QrARTERx1sIER.
=, VIII 10 sold A public sasticn, At hGs@g VII.
PAY. 18th commencing at 10 O'elock.s m I,
BUILDINGS AND CONTENTS
lately occupied by u B. Troops nj tbe post IN rae
mile. west y Rieh99Ond, va. known as Camp VIII
a as,ESsS; Z Z b 3 Il, Il t tsst
Addition shy Y feet ...
SsS astisF.;, ~ ssTT& iss &c.,
Bakery. u by 20 cell
Stable, 81 by 10 feet.
Building, IS by - feet.
Sinks, by feet each,
40 Feet Of Fence, 0 feet high.
u Tables.
% Beaches.
"a Bunks,
! Blacksmith shnr, lSby 81 feet.
Ohce, 10 by u feet.
Carpentsr's Shop, lsby 81 feet
Mess House. Is by q feet.
Wash House. u by lsA.
Forage House, by Is feet.
Carriage House, u by II feet.
Hen HOu ., by IL feet
) LaundresSes' Quarters, u by y feet each,
Additions to do, eby eject each.
Ten days will be allowed purchasers for removal
ofbuildinga
Terms; Cash. 10 Government funds
BY order Of the QuartermAster General
J. O. CHANDLRH,
District myT'td
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The sTAFr OF LIPE, for man and beast, can
be purchased the cheapest at Carroll's -four
and feed store, corner Of Twenty-sccond
street aud Pennsylvania avenue.
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INSTRUCTIONS IN THE STREETs.-A great
deal of complaint has recently been made
by citizens to the chief Of police in regard
10 tue many distractions which meet pedes-
TRANS on their walks through our BUSINESS
streets. To do away with this evil Major
Richards has issued an order to his leuten-
ants, as fOllOwsi
Frequent complaints are made at this
office that awnings, signs, porches, cellar
doors, de-, are constructed and erected In
violation OF the ordinances of the corpora
tion OF Washington; and that streets and
pavements are opened, vaults and areas ex-
cavated In very many Instances In violation
of law. You will see that the ordinances
regulating works like the above are strictly
enforced"
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Br THE rREslgEssE '' 81 TIE UNITED

A PROCLAMATION
Ia purss rue In.s OF Of certain sPas h
he ait9d st.ioe u A 1SSsoSS
hereby DECLARE and make Enown thai a pabiis
Ones STATE W % soSsr%G a. ne pe InSs
hMs is,E az e. designated; e wits
"A, q. Land o9sse' Al a' FsHasii. commencing on
q nas ssrSn aay' n nSn de- d:PS's
isellGs s sections g 10 "a i3, ~ is, 20, ri?
section s. section. S and u. f6o%;ashiS Is. ndri
EoriS - base line aud st erns fourth prfnef.
"A, Ne Land oaSSe q Eaa Giafiie, commencing on
GSS & aGy RsF named. fSs hS dis
T2washlps y, ~, H. 3d. s., 20. 81. 80. 30 and 10.
North 9/JdSe ias and Vast Of the fourth princf.
sse Sss'P y nS.'s 4 rfng sss, Ss' f. .,OD,
+ :s 81 = j. .stti O. b B. q 4 "a & =
Land. rPpTcpriatod BY law Tor he use Of schools,
military, and other purposes, together with swamp
will Do excluded from sic ~ 'DN''
The aerng Of the above lands will be co nmeueed
hey are PEH'f sSS oh SfG
have 6eep offered, and the sale thus closed but the
and 40 private euIy Of any Of the lands viii be sd
mitted until after the expiration OF The two weeks
this fourth day Of February, 4. b. one thousSai
eight hundred and sixty. nine.
By the President:
ANDREW JOHNSON,
President Of the United States
Jos. s. WILSON, Commissioner
NOTICE TO PRB.EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the RICH, Of .emptIon
70 any OF the lands within the townships and parts
81 t0wnshlps above elumeratel, Is required 10 rs.
tablish the same to the satisfaction OF the Register
therefor as soon as practicable after seeing this
notice, aud before tho day appointed for the COM
meneement OF the public ssle Of the lands embracing
the tract claimed, otherwise such claim will be Tor.
feited. JOS. y, WILSON
Commlssloner OF the General Land OHce
NOte.-Under the regulations Of the Department,
no paymont can be made for advertising pTooiama.
tlons, except to such publishers as are specaiyaa.
fsbl5-Mla
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sECrRITY FOR A FURTHER HEARISG.-
Col Lewis B. Bishop, charged with passing
q forged check for 400 on Rltten house,
fowier a Co., gave security yesterday In the
sum OF SdOO for further hearing on Wednes-
day afternoon next. l.. G. Hine, ESQ.,, has
been retained as counsel for the defence.
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NOTICED. W. Anderson, the colored
Justice Of the peace-.ofiice, $40 street, be.
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SALg OF THE IRON pRIzs STEAMER MEN.

GALS OF THE IRON pRIzs STEAMER MEN.
y PHIS
NAVY DEPARTMENT
- . WAsHINGToN, April n, lSfg,
The Navy Department will offer for sale the iron
prlIt steamer Memphis as sho now lies at the
Unitei States navy yard, New York, on the sill
day Of May next, at y o'clock, m.
The vessel and her Inventory can be examined
the yard VI
be paid at the time Of the a1judIeaticn, and ths
vessel must be removed from the navy yard within
ten days from the day Of sale.
A. B. B0RIE,
hNI I'd Secretary Of the Navy.
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SALE OF LIBERTY 9RREANoE DEPOT, MS.

VkpFAEchu WAR DEPARTMENT,
- aga WAsHINdroN, April q, 1850, I (.
"A pnrsu4nee Of the act Of July 25. lS6S. and by
BuiLp,,E9s. e,onstitulihs the 6rdsascs pePsi
n. ASdtiSs: ,siSS@s VI ;; sItP
the Slisyfss Buildiass 81 btiss lhD''' Land aud
S,@Sreho?ss, two stories, 80 fyet By SO feet.
htehen, nestory, 80 feetb II feet, q, :, ~
SSaIpenters, shop, one story, 10 feet By " feet
Blaetsmiths' shop, one story, 20 feet bylij feet
soldleTs Barracks, one story, 10 feet By ii feet
MaEfIne. % feet By sfeet, - - -, -
And, also, several Frame Buildings. such as Lab.
ota,ossiSs SHEDS, olt. house, Corn.erb, Fencing,
further Do cription 10 deemed Unnecessary, AZ n
Is pTS'nnsd thu, persons disposed 10 purchase Will
fhG terms e sals, =, presorib.d By the law nader
rsas nnaeI IN swo,l ua paynents Of one and two
@sn's to be secured By deed Of trusi on tho prop.
ypop payment ofthe " hole Of the parch $50 money
adesd fee simple will be executed under tie seal
: T. }. TBBADwRLL,
Breyet Lieutenant Colonel and Major Of ord :.
nance, In charge. 4-- j apSo-w6t
- n " n u ~ A. . . m
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=, MoNEr SoLD.-At the last meeting of the
Capitol Hill Building Association 40 shares
OF stock were sold at an average of 90 pcr
cent.
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Government Sales,
GALE OF GOVERNMENT STORES,

OFFICE GES'L Aoor'a 4 DrsBuRs,a oyytoKR.,
lBuaEAu OF 4, Y AND A L.,
Byord.w, y sI.,rt ~, y; Q; . NAY is
ard United States ARM, commissioner, will be
seld By publie auction on MONDAY, Nay II, isee,
II q m. all the stores contained In store-hou
kstreet between Sixteenth and Seventeenth Streets
S2n.i,tigg q Once desks, chairs, stoves, &c
msy7'td Bvt. Maj. and Disbursina oaacer.
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THE elegant story Of .'In Life and in
Death" In the Sunday Morning Gasstts.
tomorrow. Tho popularity Of this In
teresting family journal Is Increasing.
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ODD FELLOWS ANSNERsARY.-Star of
the West Lodge of colored Odd Fellows eel.
ebratod their first anniversary yesterday by
q parade and supper. They assembled at
their lodge room, corner of Tenth street and
Louisiana avenue, and, escorted by Eastern
Star, Bloom of Youth and John +. Wilkln.
son lodges, and headed by the Columbia
brass band, marched through some of the
where addresses were delivered By Messrs
w. {. Marshall, Andrew Freeman and John
A. slmms. Last night the days celebration
was concluded by grand supper In Union
League hall.
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2 .WAsH!N0TON, D, G., March 81, 1850.
- On the petition Of STEPaBN e. BOOTH, VI OfsnEe
Gonn. adninistratOr Of the estate VI g. B. Harris.
norm deceased, pray Ing for the extension OF pat.
cut gTA9t9d TO the said 5; HaTtshOTn on tho 10Th
dAy OF July, ls3', for an Improvement In Buckles;
Is ordered that the said petition be heA I'd At this
once on the 2lst day Of June next Any person
may oppose this extension, Objections, deposit
tlonS, and other papers, should be hled In this
Onie1t twenty days before the day q hearing.
ELISHA fOOTR,
app MSW Commissioner Of Patents
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WASHINGTON NATIONAL MoNUMENT.-Geu-
eral WIN. T. Sherman has been chosen sec
ond vice president Of the Washington Ma
tional Monument Association, In place of
General Grant, who by virtue of his office Of
President Of the United States becomes pres
ldent sr oniclo Of the association.
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TINTED STATES PATENT oPPICE, :.

On the petition Of CHARLES wAigRs, Of PonRh.
keepse, New York. praying for the extension on a
pAtent granted him on the 18th day OF July, 1885,
Tor an Improvement In Lanterns:
, Is ordered that the said petition DO heard at
son may oppose this extension, Objections, de-
positions, and other papers should be hlsd In this
ELISHA PO0TR,
apl6-F3W Commissioner Of Patents |
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PniLoSoMAsIAN SOCIETY OF GEoRGETowN
CoLLEGE.-The annual commencement Of
this ancient society will be held at the col
lege on Wednesday afternoon next. The ex,
ercises will be very interesting and will com,
prise the following programme: "Odc tC
Liberty" by Thomas A. Badeaux, of Lou.
islana "Thc Future of our Country" an
grafton, by g. Gordon Posey, of Mississippi
"Chivalry," Grafton, by Glyndon Brown,
District of Columbia "Ballad Poetry" Dis.
sertatIon, by Dennis Sheridan, of Maryland
1.-THE Demon Yager," reading, by A. W.
Madlgan, OF Maine. programme of choice
musical selections will also be performed by
the Marine band.
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THE CoLoRED YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
AssoCIATIoN.-Company A of Butler Zou-
ayes have accepted an invitation to visit the
fair OF the Colored Young Mems Christian
Association and will on Monday evening pa
radc In full uniform, headed by the National
band. About seycnty-ilvc muskets are OK
peCtcd TO be out.
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ELECTION OF OFEIcERs.-At the meeting
of the Washington Hibernlan Benevolent
Society, last evening at Carroll Hall on G
street, between Ninth and Tenth streets, the
followng-named gentlemen were elected
officers for the ensuing year: President, NJ.
Cavanaugh vice president, l.. J. Draper; sec
crctary, d. A. Brosmani treasurer, James
flanagan marshal, Thomas Neacy.
Visiting and election committees were ap-
pointed by the Chair, and the meeting ad-
Journed.
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SURRESDERED.-AndrewJ. Horst, arrested
a few days ago on u charge of horse stealing,
was yesterday surrendered by order of Chief
justice Cartier, upon q requlsitlon of the
Governor of Pennsylvania. He was taken
to Fulton county, Pa, in charge Of Officer
llowser, of that place.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-08

POLICE ISTELLIGENCE.-W. S. Dant, fol
violating sanitary ordinance, was fined O.
by Justice Harper.
John Randall, colorcd, arrested as a sus.
plcious character, gave security for good
behavior.
A colorcd girl, aged IL years, named
Georgianna Jackson, charged with grand
larceny, on complaint of Michael Mallory
was committed TO Jail by Justice Drury.
James Kelly, A. Gets and Richard De
Lacy were each fined $50 by Justice Harper
for selling liquor without license.
Ann Smith, huckstering without license
paid fine of IS to Justice Clark.
Sarah Collins, for assaulting Fanny Brown,
was fined 90 by Justice Smith.
The usual number Of drunk and disordcrly
cases were reported yesterday.
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REGISTRATION IN THE FIFTH WARD.-The
board for the registering of the voters of the
city continued their sessions In the F!lh
ward yesterday, and adjourned about half
past eight O'Clock, after having registered
iO3 voter, n majority of whom were colored
men. The board will sit In the Sixth ward
to-day at the corner of Eighth and G streets.
While the board were hard at work yester-
day afternoon Miss Clara Barton and f.
male companion made their appearance and
requested to be registered. They received
the same answer as that told .he women of
other wards, and they were dismissed.
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WAsHISurOH, D. O.
DR. HARBOUR; Permit me to tender You my ain
oere thanks for the extraordinary care youT All.
Healing Lotion has performed
For several yearS have been afflicted with tina
nearAisia' with but tompOrary relief from the doe
tors. had giyon up ever erIuR, nntII ,r,sa
your All Healing Lotion, which, Ia four wo.LS
produced a complete cure
Your Obsdout servant,
J. J. JACOBS, BaHfD,ors M
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GEoRGETOwS, MRReHASrs'I FkoHANoE.-
The following business vas transacted yes
terdayi onerings-5,50d bushels red wheat
and 500 bushels; sales-359 bushels wheat
at $685. $50 bushels corr at. IS cents, and
$50 bushels corn at 80 cents.
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PROFESSOR SHELDoN's MAY FEsTIvAL.-
The annual May festival Of the pupils of
Prof. shcldon's dancing academy will take
Place on Thursday evening next at Carroll
Hall. From present appearances the exhi-
billion promises to be one of the most enter
tanning spectacles which 1t has ever been the
good fortune Of our citizens to witness. The
professor has been long known in this city
as one of our most accomplished teachers OF
the terpsichorean art, and from the pro-
grammc Of the dances We Judge that he has
given great deal Of attention toward per-
fecting his pupils In some of the most pleas
Ing and difficult dances ever invented. The
tickets for the entertainment are beautiful
and Of novel design. The programme is
published In book form with the figures of
the new Quadrlllcs printed for the benefit of
those who will take part in the festival.
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Tue STEAMER JoHN GIBSON, of the New
York steamship company's line, Is now laid
up at the company's wharf, Georgetown,
being painted and repaired. In a few days
she will sail for Chester, Pennsylvania, to
receive Il new boiler now being made.
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DIR. j. b. HUGHES.
KDE scxx BE FOUND AT MS q =
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS
aAtxSf Ms W0549wSss 81 sNS43
No. ii Preble Street,
issgga E II rsxt shc Preble Hence,

AZ HERE he can be consulted privately, and .st
w the utmost confidence by the afflicted, st
hours daily, and nom A. M. to 9P.M. "a
kfictioA of r1vate Diseases whether arising from
impure connection or the terrible vice Of set-abuse
Devoting his entire time to that particular branch Of
the medical procession, he feels warranted in GUAR
AEFEEINd CUEE IN ALL CASES, whether of long
standing or recently conocted, entirely removing the
sregs o. disease Hom the system, and making Der
He would call the attention OF the afflicted co the
fact OF his long-standng and we-easned reputation
furnishing sufficient assurance Of mis- akin and am
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Portland & Kennebec B. R.

summer Arrangement, May 3, 1860.
-7wo Trains Daily between Portland and augusta
Z. Al--i-i7 '1-i--3 4lt - ~ % l'.ttf
EIExa1zXx5 Leave Portland for Augusta mixed
train at 100 "A M a..l III sI'I.r
Leave Portland tor Bath, Augusta, Wateryille and
Bangor, at 12.45 p M. Portland for Bath and Au-
guSta at 6.16 p nj. QAtAtli - llltL 1ttN-t
Passenger Trains viii be due at Portland daily
at $50 A M, and 2.15 2 NJ. ,.-l SD ~ .4-...
Fare as low by this route TO Lewiston, Wateryille.
KendaPs Mills, Dexter and Bangor as by the Maine
Central Road; and tiekets purchased in Boston LOT
Maine Central Stations are good tor passage on
this line, Passengers from. Bangor, Newport, Dex-
ter, &C., will purchase Tickets to Kendall's Mills
only, and after taking the cars Of the Portland and
kennebec Road, the conductor viii furnish tick cts
and make the fare the same through TO korIlesd or
Boston as via Maine Central. ~ f'.e a,allfr,
Through Tickets are sold at Boston over the East
ern and Boston and Maine Railroads Tor all Stations
on this line; also the Androscoggln X. Il. and Dex-
ter, -1angor, &c, on the Maine Central No break
OF gauge east OF Portland by this route, and the only
ro1te by which a passenger from Boston or Port
land can certainly reach Skowhegan the same day
by railroad. n - "a p "a
Stages leave Bath for Rockland &c.. daily. Au-
gusta tor Belfast daily. Vassalboro for North and
East vassalDoro ana China daily. Kendali's Mills
for Unity daily AT Pish0n's Ferry Tor Canaan dali
". At Sko wheean toE the different towns North on
tnslr rOute' esq . szy, Rrs,sco, - -.
"a aeusts Ami, "a 1890 l. L. htsc0 nsS sppt'
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Notice of Forao,a.,....,

WHEKEAS, DANES A. Kicker, by moytoace dat
wv ed the twentieth day OF September A. n 1ts9
mortgaged to me the following described ra e
situate near Woodford's Corner in Westbroess'
the County of Cumberland, and bounded as foo,ws
70 WIT; westerly by High street, northerly BY land
Ely Dy land Of said Rackle, and southerly by land
res Il Kmball and Others being the des-
one dated May is, 1867 and recorded in Cumberland
1ssstiy OF Deeds book a51, page $780, and the other
% ~ guy ~ 1851, and recorded in said Registry
pook So4, page 43s, to which records reference Is
made; ana whereas, the condition Of said morteaee
ths,e ooeT hereby give notice that BY
june 2e, 1853. SAMUEL z. HOPKINS.
w3W :26 - AVA As-A@So'i
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A LETTER


She had severe inflammation Of the Bowels | ap-
Piled PAIN PAINT rely, and in less than fifteen
minutes every particle 0, Pain was gone. Another
TRIUMPH for your PAIN PAINT. Her flesh was
nearly raw nom repeated applications of Mustard
Plasters. They purchas ed 5 5 bottle OF PAIN
PAINT, and she is dong well, and out OF Danger.
person came after me wanting RELIEF for his Wife,
who had toothache. she was cured Instantly by APP
plying PAIN PAINT freely to the outside OF ner lace.
Last Monday nigut entlemap who keep a Livery
Stable here called on me TO visit his wife, who has
been suffering for long time with Liver Complaint
Cough, and host OF troubles the result OF Catarrh.
EUery Physician in this town has practised on he.
but always lett her worse, The Bottles that had
contained the drugs SIZE HAD swAILowED would
ill large Dry Gu eds box. In her case used both
PAIN PAINT and ANNIHIBAToR; in lew nainut. 8
she entirely relic red OF all pain and could take
in longer reaIhs than she had done in many months,
She bought pint OF Pain PAINT ana a pint OF the
Annihilator, and 10 recovering her health rapidly
coulu send you a hundred cases where have used
yonr remedies for Pain, Sickness and Diseases
which had baed all the skill OF Medical Practition-
ers, that have 1ully recovered by your simple and
harmless ma Esmedlss. by my recommendations ana
A Baptist clere lyman here in Hyde Park is an en-
thuslasIc aamirer OF Pain PANT, and wants TO get
one your charts to hang up in his library He
thinks pain Paint is the greatest thing known.
shall go TO Pittston few days and will write
you again more particulars, cannot close without
tleman residing in Wilkesbarre, Penn, to whom 1
applied Pam Paint Win sucn astonishing success.
!, Scranton, Pa, May -, 1863 n III s I -
On Friday, April 80, l was suddenly taken with
rheumatism in my back, SO that was unable to
leave my bed. On Monday, May 4d, DR. Comma her
was sent Tor; with great pain and difficulty t. m
ed over In bed to have him Paint my back. In less
than three minutes arose and dressed myself and
went down stars. telt no more pam and but lit
tie soreness; walked all around the public square
and to the Bristol b ouse in less than twenty min
utes from the first application of Pain Paint l am
now free from all pain, and can be any day at
the fruit and confectionery store on Maine ST. near
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III. III. y. :Iass. comply,

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Directors of the
In Maine Mutual Fire Insurance Company have
made an Assessment upon the covenants OF the Sec
ond Glass OF said Company. Each member Is re-
quested to pay his proportion thereof to me- at Cor
ham, within thirty days from this dete. aiisl
+ 1fg;'t & ? DANIEL G. EMERY, Collector.
Gorham, june IA, 1869. jei6w3w24
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NOTICE TO INFRINGERs OF THE FIRE Elk
i In zsasn TINGUISHER PATENT
ax-PERRY DAVIS, YrarrAnIrPAn Kn1r

9-PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.
We clip the following from the Providence Gener-
al Advertiser: cat this season OF the year, when
cholera, cholera morbusy dysentery, and other kim
dred complaints are sure to prevail, everybody
should be literally supplied with the PAIN KILLER
Persons leaving homo, whether it be for days ex-
cursion OF atrip to Europe, should be in condition
to place their hands on it at moments warning.
Many diseases incident to the summer months
which viii prove fatal if not Immediately checked,
can be promptly cured by one two doses of the
Pain Killer. On more than one occasion have we
been relieved of intense suffering by the timely use
OF the above named preparation. Sold by all Drug
gists, Grocers and Medicine dealers. june30-d4wt
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Sec eedaa,',ss s,A .P' eq''t Ire Trees
Family Carriage.

"a GEDARS twicf transplapted, one, two and three
feet high, suitable tor hedges, 6, g. and $40 per
Pear Trees of approved varieties.
An excellent family carriage, made to order, little
used, tor sale low Inquire at Argus office, or of e.
- AYSUN on the premises, at Back cove.