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On LECsMAN WANTED in wholesale aBc
~ Retail Dry Goods Establishment III Sav-st. On,
VINO mas ku"w CnlG # the city ret al tTdd". aud cd
p'oiuce sati' nc DRY grpAres, will hear of prru
hent stnaianh y apIyug At No. I63 ! y.st. tei0-3'
AZ WANTED. first safe large mOdvr
4&ISN ba dwelling, on Fayelt", Lexington $t
RssAA ,,htries-sL1. Also n store, In West PrAt
l-RAsL II n"ver, Eutnw or Psc -stt suita IT, lny T.
Of $50, SI0J $3.50 ats per go. 40, m
BOND & GELBACH,
~ iAI Reel Rslate Agents, 40 5ec0Id-st.
M ifuA F50S WAITE %, by a youoig man, as
> Porter IN gi9cery llur ar co nus,icn store or
any n'her sHuai3on wncrH he could make himself
useful to hts empinyer-he j. very ndystTisyu4 and
procure tn" very best Of references as regards
eharac'er, qualifications, &c. Apply at
II. f. SCOTTf,
'e' No, ~ Exchange Place
"a M p ny,r,L.., %,
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a cases OF DYSPEPSIA, which Is simply a ner-
i arrangement vi the digestive organs, they have
ID found equally successful The RINGS afc of
erent prices, s"lng m de of all sizes, aud of vai-
ornamental pattrrns, and canbe worn by the most
cate female without the slightest Inconvenience.
TEE GALvANtC BELTS, BANDS,
BRACELETS, sc.
/ notifications Of the invention, and are recon-
nded in more chronic cases Of disease, WnCre the
g5 do not possess sufficient intensity OF pOwer.-
?v are adapted 10 the waist, arms, wrists autles,
'st, on any rartUf the body VITA perfect ease. ANY
vantc power that i'r' qurPd may llUs be obtained,
no complaint Which the mysterious agent Of ua-
lism can eject, viii fail to be permanently reliev
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FEHA * E NOTICE--WANTE DAILY-C,erks.
n Gook keeners, bar kreppers, POrtefs for stores
English Teacher; COao%mpn; OstIers: yVagonars,,
OVer5"eTs; 30 iahorers; agents: 10 Cooks, Washers
ana ifnhers; CmmbeTlnnids; Wet and Dry Nurses;
IraV"uhg dalds; SGamHresses; House Keepers uud
ahhEef ut other sltultiOn1 To numerous to menii-n
ami too valuable 10 lose. Families have only IN 81 p
me cal aad their wants wa be immediately attend
td l." Srrvants sent from my Office can awavs bring
satisfactory reCOmnrpudationS
LEWIS +. SCOTri.i Intelligence Office,
~ lOEYChauge Place,
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demonstrated that emergencies rnay arise in
which it becomes absolutely necessary for the
public safety or the public good 70 make ex-
penditures, the very object Of which would be
defeated BY publicity Some governments
have very large amounts al their disposal. and
have made vastly greater expenditures than
the small amounts which have from time 10
time been accounted for on Presidents certif-
Gates. In no nation is the application Of such
Gums ever made public. In time Of war or
impending danger the situation ofthe country
may make il necessary 10 employ individuals
for the purpose u obtaining information, or
rendering other important services, who could
never be prevailed upon 10 act, If they enter
tanned the least apprehension that Ihair names
or their agency would IN any contingency be
divulged. So il may often become necessary
70 incur an expenditure fer an object highly
useful to the country foT example, the con-
clusion Of treaty with barbarian Power,
whose customs require on such occasion the
use Of presents; but this object might be alto
gether defeated BY the intugues Of other Pow
ers, If our purposes Were 10 be made known
by the exhibition Of the original papers and
vouchers Of the accounting officers Of the Trea-
sury. II would be easy 10 specify other cases
which may occur IN the history Of great ma
ton in It's intercourse with other nations,
wherein il might become absolutely necessary
to incur expenditures for objects which could
never be accomplished if il were suspected, in
advance. that the items Of expenditure and the
agencies employed would be made public.
Actuated, undoubtedly sby considerations Of
this kind, Congress provided such fund coe
val with the organization Of the Government,
and subsequently enacted the law Of 1910 as
the permanent law OF the land While this
law exists in fun force, feel bound, by high
sense Of public policy and duty. to observe its
provisions and the uniform practice Of my pre-
decessors under ii. With great respect for the
House ofRepresentatives and an axious desire
to conform to their wishes, | am constrained
to come TO this conclusion.
IfCongress disapprove the policy Of the law,
they may repeal It's provisions
In reply 10 that portion Of the resolution Of
the Honse which calls for ''copies of whatever
communications were made from the Secreta-
~ Of State during the last session of the 9th
Congress, particularly February, 1913, to Mr.
Gushing and Nh. Adams, members Of the
committee Of this House on Foreign Affairs,
Of the wish Of the President Of the U. States 10
institute special mission 10 Great Britain"
have to state that no such communications, or
copies of them, are found in the Department
of State.
''Copies Of all letters on the books of the
Department Of State 10 any officer of the Z.
States. or any person in New York, concern
ing Alexander Mcleod" which are also call
ed for by the resolution, are herewith commu
nicated JAMES X. POLK.
WASHINGTON. April 90 1876
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In the discussion Yesterday in the Senate,
w. "esuoe, 1fFlonGa ,opposedthe resolution
q. gard 90 t..a secret service fund, IN speech
N--a was 'a The highest degree credhable 70
--'n 4 Proposition had been made 70 with
Ky" h.s rasaluOon-Mr Westcotsald he 90
.-.'e- @ The withdrawal because he desired the
. pc OF the Senate upon il by ayes and noes, as
& ptredsat MIR, W then went on TO show
=" might be important to use the secret
~ zee iuud-coutended that il was important
g ra should be used now, and concluded as
now, lsaid Mr.. w ) what is the resolution
-'-ej cQ1sderauon7 The Senate. it IS pro
'.'sl shall ask the Presiden, TO inform Il as 70
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TOMB STONES.
Rp1ORElQlDIIS
Wheat Rearer.

TEEHE subscribers hereby inform the Farm
n ers of jefferson, Berkeley, Frederick,
Clarke, Warren, Fauquier, Loudoun and Fair
fax Counties, that they are now prepared to
furnish those who desire TO use that Machine
in the approaching harvest, and as none will
be sent from the Shop without passing through
the hands of lirst-rate workman, we can con
fdendy recommend them; and to prove what
they can do when fairly tried, we refer TO the
Hon C.. Powell. J. p Dulaney and VIM Ben
ton s Sons, Of Loudoun; Messrs. J. l.. Ran
son, Robt. and VIM. Lucas and Jas. Wysong,
of Jefferson Messrs. J. and 5. e. Tabb, A.
w. McCleary and d. b. Morrison of Berke-
ley; S. Spangler of Warren and Messrs. p.
n. Meade and c. and VIM Kearfooi of Clarke.
j. VI. HITE g. SON
White Post, Clarke Co., Va.,1
April 80, Is46-5w
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TIRE NORTH AMERICAN
PROTESTANT MAGAZINE,

Edited ~ Rsr. G. Sparv. Psseitslsd mosfkiy. AID
illustrated ,eits i,tishsd ingyoTsugs. fsaEsersa
and riintsd BY Tossing Of hts e,fy.j q! TIE !oss
pftes q 81 year, :. advance,
We now offer 10 ,hs public the first nunber<
ofthe NORTH AMERICAS PRorEsrlsr MAGA.
ZINE, OR AHrI-Jfsuu," as an earnest Of what
they may expect in future. An extensive cor
respondenee, years Of observation, and study,
have taught US what kind Of periodical the
country needs at the present time. both as 10
matter and spirit A work is needed Of lofty
and independent tone, and executed ia bold
and manly style, full Of spirited and spirit STIR
ring artcles.--a work which shall strike at the
heart Of Romanism aud unmask the Jesuit
Such work we shall aim TO produce. For
more than twelve years, we have narrowly
watched the movements Of Rome, and done
battle with this sworn, mplacahle foe to religion
and liberty. and we have not done with her.
neither shall we be TIL we have done with life.
NORTH AMERICAN PROTESTANT MAGAZINE.
---"itis edited and published ~ Rev. g. Spar
~, whose labors through the pulpit and the
press IN the cause Of pIoiestantlsm IN this coun-
try are extensively known. He wields nigh.
" pen in this contest with the man ofsn. He
shows that Popery is Inconsistent with the safe
" of a free people and exhibits startling facts
10 regard TO its entertainments in this oouns
uy."-Ree0fder.
For further favorable notices az the above
work. see the religious and political press gen
orally
LIBERAL OTTER TO CLrRsYMEN.--Nouh
American Magazine, or Anu Jesuit Clergy
men who will send US one subscriber with the
money free ofpostage, shall receive this work
for one year gratis we make the same liberal
offer Of the Christian Martyrology.
Furry AGENTS WANTED, 10 whom LIBERAL
compensation viii be given Please address
(post paid) to the Editor and Proprietor. c,
SPAkRY, 1872 Nassau Street, New York.
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GEORGEToH.N' MARKET,

REPORTED FOR THE HARRISBURG GAZETTE.
FLoER Since the receipt Q. the last news iretn
England, Flour and train have gone down 10 price
Sup. Flour, 81 37s more sellers than buyers
GRAIS.- Wheat, 90 10 IS cts. Cora. Cote 6S C..
Oats, 40 cts
FIsH.-Herring, 81 and scarce shad, 50 % a
SI0-searee. The Fisheries hare failed
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Died in MarinsbuTg, Va on the 20th Of April.
sged II years, Mrs DIASsA AsDEGsos, rehet ct
james Anderson, Esq, formerly merchant in 'hiS
place Her mortal remains enlombed 10 the
old Lutheran Burial Gfouad on the next dap, at
tended by numerous company Of friends aud &C.
quaint nces.
Mrs. Anderson was a native Of this County her
maiden name was Creig hton--a member Of o.e Of
our oldest Rud most respectable families. She was
lady by birth and breeding, aud through = long.
try log aad cot always prosperous life. she faithful
~, firmly, uDw avetIngiy bu, modestly fulfilled her
duties IN it, as wife, mother, grand mother, .
sister and friend, she was true, christian wo
mas known 10 but few, because she shunned tstt-
er tlsn sought noiorieiy-but those few Who dad
know her. knew how 10 estimate her and nos
how 10 lamcbi hers among them, was The WI
ter Of this imperfect tribute, who, though no rca-
tive. or connexion Of the deceased, was PraGd Of
being her FRIEND.
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Commercial Record
>~~>~~~~>~~~~~~~~
BALTIMORE MARKET,


.7DstsfftH. Iusccs &1fffss ~ 3 kCfu-
CArTLE There has bees coasIderasie iaissg
o the supply Of Beeyes al the scales C day. sad
prices have improved shade. I've 4nalsty u fIsr
stock fair The offerings sFneuatso e aalY isi
head, Of which Is we're sold 10 W ashingsan. SOD
the balance I69 bead we're purchased BY eily bs'ei
ere. Prices ranged from a. ia sass per ~
ibs. oa the boot, equal 70 S3.75a 8 2d oct. Ass'
rage ef sales S3.S0.
Hoss.--Th market Is isrgeiy sgHplied wilh Ia :
Hogs They are dull Of sslr at S4a 81 -.
FLoUR Sales Of some parcels 81 How ara 81 took
place on Saturday at S4.59. There Is no, mach .a-
quiry 10 day Offers 80 sell at - So were made
this morning and 900 bts mixed brsads were "a
ken At this rate. There were settlements fer re.
eeipts from cars al 8 37..
GRAIs. W heat CONES il spsflugly We qaair
good TO prime Md reds q, 80 9S cts. Ssiss q
family Gour white at los 100 cts. Corn i dali II
81 81 cts for white, and CO cts for yellow Oais
worth 81 cts.
BACON la The market for Bacon there Is no,
much stir. except for sides which meet with go1c
deal Of inquiry. The range for Western is 81 a q
for Shoulder 81 a534 for Sides and "a iof
Hams Small sales " Baltimore cured are making
at 5 cts for Shoulders 8 cts for SIDES, AID :
cts for Hams
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On the 2lH inst, by the Rev Jno j. sumsn. Mr..
WIN. FaiEs 10 Miss CATHARtsE BowERs, daughter
q VIM Bowers Of this County.
On the 18Th inst, BY the same, Mr.. JoHS HIT,
Of Jefferson County, TO Mrs. MARY J. WALGAMorT,
Of this County.
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RELIGIOUS.

lsy-The Rev. JoHS ]. SUNAS will commence a
Proiracted Meeting in Gersrdstown on Friday eve.
ming, the LIST day Of May. Help from abroad is ex'
pecied The public is sfeo,ionately invited 10 at.
tend. April 80
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Only SE!

III AVING been appointed Agent for the
Il d "Christian .ifartFology," and also the
".1mGiean Protestant ,NiGgasise," | would be
pleased to send ON number of subscriptions
to both or either Of them. They are published
monthly, at 81 each per year Specimens can
be seen at the Gazette Office" See Pros
pectus in another column.
April %, lS4G. II. X. GREGG.
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VARIETY.
gpABgN-9S
ILLUMINATED kh0 itluS1Rkft0
Christian TIarfyr0fogy,


or the Mysteries Of popery Developed.
TIME first number Of this work was issued
u August, ls45 This work is got up in
the most finished syle Of modern clceance, and
VIII embrace acomplele view of Christian Mar.
yrology, from the earliest ages Of the Christian
Church down 10 the presen, time. Each NUM-
Der Is ernhellished with beautiful engravings.
Published monthly Price, 81 per year, or IL.
cents per copy.--To be completed in "a Mes.
SrARRl's ILLUMINATED AND lILrsTsArKn
CHRRriAS MARrrRoLooS or Tbs Mysteries
ef Popey Developed, published monthly Al 81
year Rev. G. Spafry, Editor This IS a
large svo OF 20 pages, beautifully printed, aud
Illuminated with elegan, illuslrauvcengiayings
which alone are worth the money charged for
the entire publication Mr.. SIS well known
talent, zcal, enterprise, perseverance, and tldels
ity, cannot fail to secure 70 |, large patronage.
and render il an Efficient insiumeniallty in be-
half Of Professionalism. and evangelical truth
Lutberoa 0bsmre.
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lAIIlkOLHL COWS
Whereby the Quality and Quantity Of Milk
which any Cow viii give may be accurately
determined by observing Natural Marks or Elk
ternal Indications alone; the length Of time she
will continue to give Milk, SC. &c, with In
troductory Remarks and Observations on The
"COW and D.lIRI." 1t is a large and
neatly printed book, OF 50 pages, illustrated by
numerous Engravings. Price, only 81 cts.
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IIiED,
ORLTIIkE.

Ga the LIST ult., ia 81 Charlie, Co., Mo. MIR JoHg
QuApE, aged abou; IS years formerly Of this Codati
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CTEP-MOTHER a Romance. in 2vols.---
- by J. P. r. James, Esq.-ior sale al the
Gazette Office Price so cts.
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FORWARDING & C0MlAlSs.oN

BCSGpgGSE.
FEIIE undersigned, having leased the Ware-
n House at the Mouth Of 0pequon CTeek,
owned by Daniel b. Morrison, Esq, and late
ly occupied by Alexander Shafer, is now pre-
pared 10
Forward Produce
TO the District of Columbia Market on the
most accommodating terms.
He will pay the highest price in Cash fol
FLOUR, UHE.1I, CORN and oats ,
and will keep on hand FISH, SALT. Sc,
which viii be sold as cheap as can be bought
elsewhere In his absence, DANL.. B. MoRRI-
son, Esq, viii attend to the purchase Of Pro
duee, sc.
exile would also state that he win continue
his business operations at Faling-Watcrs as
formerly. CIiAS. DOWNS.
April %, l846-tlstJly.
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Tickets sl0-IIlys $5-Qrs. S2i-Eighs. 8 /
The beauty Of this scheme Is Fifteen DrGra
BalloIs More than one half ofthe Tickets are
Prizes. A package cost 500, and must at
the worst luck draw back $3.50, which leaves
a risk Of only $l30 for 500 worth Of tickets
shares in proportion.
All orders addressed 70 the Old Established
House Of EMORY & Co, meet with prompt at
tention and free postage. EMORY y co.
Opposite BGRum's, Baltimore. .}id
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EBUNES-i fancy boxes-receiyed and
Il for sale by GEO. R.4EJN,lLL.
April q
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GtANDIES Of OF every description just re
q ceiyed and for sale by
April % GEO. RAENALL.
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.fn ESfr0y.

White Post, Clarke Co., Va, !
April so, ls46-5w s
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FARMERS AND OTHERS


WTOULD well consult their own interests
w by calling at the ''Gazete Office" and
OF Ii. h. GREGG.
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% Acres,
T1gss0llFe &fnrcx.

Consisting Of MEN, E'O.nE.A. BoYS
and GIRLS
Terms made known on tue day of sale
JOHN ". BOYD,
April 9, lSi6--4w Trustee
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REAL g. PERSONAL ESTATE,

called the "PLNY-EiiIL .F.9R.H" This
Farm is also in good condin6n--anl is good
piece Of land.
3d. a Tract o. Pared Of Land situated part
ly IN said County and parity in Jefferson Coun-
", containing about
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FREE EXHIBITION.

DLUMBE, NATIONAL DAGUERREAN
Il GALLERY and Photographic Depots, eslab
lshed in 1870, and awarded the medal, four hrs
premiums, and two highest honors by the institutes
Of Massachusetts, New York, and Pennsylvania
respectively for the most beautiful colored DagueHe
otypes and best apparatus ever exhibited.
Concert Hall, Pennsylvania avenue, Washington
city.
POS Baltimore street, Baltimore, adjoining Camb
bells ewelry store.
Sycamore street, Petersburg, Virginia.
PSI Broadway, New York.
IS Court street, Boston.
1876 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
l76 Main street, Cincinnati.
449 Main street. Louisville, Kentucky.
10 Mann sueet, Lexington,
Corner 4rh and Chestnut streets, ST. LOUIS and
Broadway Saratoga Springs.
Portraits taken in any weather in exquisite style
Apparatus, instructions, and all materials fur
nished.
Any editor disposed to copy and take pictures il
payment will please do so.
Jan. g-eodRnl
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LOW very natural, when have experienced
i j relief and benefit from any medicinal nrepara-

low very natural, when we have experienced
L i relief and benefit from any medicinal prepare
ton, that should be induced to 'laud its virtues
to the Skies" and publish to all its good qualities
We trust we will be pardoned, after promising thus
much, if we say few words in praise of TAR
RANTS EFFERVESCENT SELTZER APE.
RENT, for the cure of bilious complaints indi.
gcstion, headache, heartburn, &c. Having heard i,
highly extolled by number of our friends, we have
lately tested its virtues and confess to unqualified
admiration Of it, both for its positive and efTectua
medicinal character and as forming one of the moai
delightful and agreeable aperients for the summer
season. The ease with which it is prepared (merely
requiring water to be poured upon it in tumbler,
its sparkling effervescence, mild and gentle action
with its in restoring the healthy tone of the
system, and creating an elasticity of mind and flow
of spirits which gives zes to every enjoyment, are
few Of the advantages which this "Seltzer Ape.
rient' has any other preparation which has
thus fur come under our knowledge.
Testimonials from gentlemen of high standing in
their profession accompany each bottle; also with q
full description Of its properties and directions for
use.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by James
Tarront druggist No. 26S, Greenwich street, corne,
of Warren, N. Y. Also sold by
z. D. GILMAN, (only agent for the
Dist druggist, near Browns Hotel
Washington
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
WILLIAM T. JENNINGS & CO,

WILLIAM T. JENNINGS 4 Co,
DRAPERs AND TAILORs,
Importers of cloths and cassimeres, yestngs, &c,
No. 23l, BrOadtcdy, american Hotel,
New YoRK,
Ptnn1ytpaIsia ape,,us, near Sirih street,
WASuEGToR,
A RE IN receipt Of an extensive assortment Of
"a new. goods for fall and winter wear, compris-
ing French and English cloths for dress and fIoCk
Coats cassImeres in great variety Of styles; silk,
satin, merino, and velvet vestings; milled cloths,
tweeds, &c, for overcnRts; which will be made up
Order through the aid Of efficient corps Of cutters
can be found in the country-an essential point in
the economy TO which we would direct, and in rem
dering the style and character of our garments such
as must satisfy the discriminating that our views OF
cheapness arc not based on the production of any
other than hrst-rate garments, such as have sus-
tanned our system Of small profits aud quick returns
and promoted the solicitation Of call from those
who would really effect a saving Of the extra per
centage levied under the credit system.
The attention directed to the pantaloons depart.
ment must continue to offer inducements TO those
who appreciate fit combining ease and elegance.
In addition 10 the usual assortment of goods kept
by the trade, we have always on hand ready -mads
dress and frock coats pantaloons, vests &c, TO
swer the requirements of those who, IN cases Of
emergency, may require frs-rate suit. Also
iancydress articles in great variety scsrS, cravats
handkerchefs, gloves, suspenders, hosiery, under
vests, drawers, linen and muslin shirts, collars, &c
Nov. l9-iftf
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TOPP'S BOWLING SALOoN-The most spa
~ cious and magnificent, establishment of the kind
in the world, located near the corner of Louisiana
avenue and Sixth street, in the rear Of Coeman's
formerly known as the Assembly Rooms.
The proprietor respectfully returns his thanks to
those gentlemen that have so literally patronized
him, and assures them the same system that has
heretofore given such general satisfaction will be
continued; it being his determination to carry out
his first principle viz to establish place for gen.
tlemsnly recreation and exercise. Citizens and
strangers are respectfully invited to call and Judge
for themselves MOSES COPP,
Dec l0-iftf Proprietor
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THE GREAT REMEDY.--The most certain
4 and pleasant cure for secret diseases is DR..
CULLENS Indian vegetable remedy. 1t is do
nestle preparation, entirely free from copaiva, mer-
curry, or any other materials, combining in itself all
the requisite qualities TO effect radical cure in fe
days. (this is warranted,) if used according to the
directions. 1t acts first by purging off all irritating
matters in the system which sggravae the disease
and at the same time upon the secretions, through
the medium OF the blood, by which all veslises Of
the disease are removed Certificates of physicians
and others, 'csyng to its good effects, may be
by calling upon the agents Wholesale and retail
by J. T. ROWLAND, 1916, Market street, Philadel-
phia.
Retail by j. F. CALLAN,
Corner Of F. and Seventh streets.
Dec 23-dtf