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By a. GREEN, .s.cfss.ssy.


INTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND kITCH
T. EN- FURNITURE AT AUCTION On THURSDAY is
5ist instant | shall sell the residence OF Nj lanes
owner. Dowson's Row, the north Capitol gate NJ 30
o'clock M extensive aud excellent ass0rnen af
allure, WIS
Mahogany sofas, hairseat paror. and arm rDck ehB
Do mar5le-top pier and centre tables
Do dining, breakfast and card do
Do sideboards, dressing aud plain bureaus Ne
Do bedsteads workstands, toilet glasses, Ne.
Cane and wood seat chairs
Washstands and toilet sets, wardrobes
High and low post and trindle bedsteads
Girandoles solar, astral, hall, aud other lamps
Gilt-fralne mirrors, mantel-gasses, and vases
Andirons. shovel and tongs
Brass and wire lenders
Feather beds bedding consisting OF $50 pairs sheets ana
blankets
Quilts comforts hair and shuck mattresses
Three-ply ingram and step carpets and rugs
Large lot passage ocloth, crumb cloths, &c.
Parlor and chamber window curtains, blinds, &c.
Plated tea set, coffee urn, fruit baskets
Casters candle banches, Albata forks, iyory-hande
knives, &c.
China, glass; and crockery ware; among which ias
white granite and dinner sets
Large OF kitchen requ Sites copper and brass kettles
iron and III ware, tables, tin safes, nc.
Terms: All sums of aud under S21, cash over S25, a
credit and four months for notes satisfactorily
dorsed, bearing interest
The attention of ladies and gentlemen who furnish.
ing and of hou sekee In general Is particularly invited
TO the SALE they will find worthy OF their attention. the
furniture being OF a good quality They will please be
punctual to the time as have long road 10 travel
A. GREEN,
August 26--dts Aucuoneer.
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r Union INSTITUTE.-The subscriber would respect.
u fully inform the citizens of Washing that the above
institution is situated in the OF the Temperance
Hall, on f street, between 9Th and 10th streets
gives him great pleasure TO state that he has always
been successful in his efforts teacher in this city,
well other locations He educated for the teach
profession, and has, thus far made permanent one
and intends do 50, until circumstances render such
highly improper He pledges himself TO labor to the
utmost OF his ability promote the physical intellectual
and moral education OF all his pupils.
Parents and other persons interested in the Of edu
cation re most cordially invited visit the above school
whenever they can conveniently.
Recommendations, references, circulars, and particular
information be obtained of the subc ber, either his
school, his boarding house, Wis Mrs Fosters on 9th,
between and streets Public patronage is most
pecuully solicited
r. H. PATCHIN
4
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COLDIERs' Claims, General Agency, &c.-Volunteers,
- and the heirs of such have died OF wounds, sick
ness, will find it their interest call send the dis
charges, &c, the undersigned Agents can have their
attended low the lowest. Those soldiers
who attend where their companies paid off for
pay, have the collected for small fee
Claims for pensions will be attended without charge
for those employ for their other claims. Letters
inquiry, post paid, will receive immediate attention.
JOHN ID. CLARK,
Aug l5-lmd+ Penn avenue and llh street
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.naRTI.N. n WRIGHT, .aueitonsers.

JNHE subscribers having Obtained license as auction.
eers have AIKEN the Seventh street, door
north of Pennsylvania avenue lately occupied by Mr. Da.
vid Waters and having fifteen years experience sales
properly every description, in Washington and George.
town. and will receive for auction private sale all kinds
of NJ. and second hand furniture, drygoods books
onery watches, jewely, &c. They will give particular
personal attention sales private dwellings, also
orphan court and trustees sales and pledge themselves
to make prompt returns in all cases
JOHN MARTIN,
EDWARD s. WRIGHT
Aug 6-eolm It'll street, near Penn. avenue.
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Aug. 24-3teod"

ENOR RENT.-The upper dwelling part of that large
building situated at the of Tn street west and
Pennsylvania avenue and the of Sinister CO.
and Messrs Hall Brother ut present occupied by Mrs
Mccormick boarding. house. The house contains TWEEN
good rooms Gall but three fronting 7h and the
avenue kitchen and cellar, with large wood and
yard attached-a in good repair. The comfort and con-
of the house, the valuable and central location
and the low rent, make of the desirable board
ing houses be had in the city Possession given the
LIST day of October For terms, apply to
ANNE X. DERMOTT,
Aug. 24-eodtf Residing in the house.
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FoRr DeLAwARE, July 26,h l84S
PROPOSALS will be received for furnishing from
eight thousand sticks of timber, suitable for piles to be
delivered the Pea Patch island Each pile be forty
five feet long, hewed sawed, twelve inches square at
butt and measuring least inches diameter point
Yellow pine, free of sap preferred. One thousand re-
qaired by the LIST of October.
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied by
evidences ofcapacity to comply with it.
Address Brevet Major Sanders delaware city, State OF
Delaware"
Aug. l-d4w
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National clearinghouse =,

TUST RECEIVED, direct from the Island of St Thomas,
j per brig Annalostin, Capt Dory, lot OF the finest
genuine green turtle ever brought to this market which
will be served up daily in soup and all the various modes
of cookery, and in the best possible style Also, from Nor.
folk, fresh Oysters spced oysters, sheepshead nackere
hoghsh &c, &c, all OF which will be served up at the
shortest notice.
o. Families served usual.
Aug. lS-u w. WALKER.
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BOOTS, Shoes, and Trunks just rcceived.-Gente.
ID mems boots and Shoes French patent leather, call,
and goat dress and common.
Ladies' CATERS and hulfgaiters, nen lasting, satteen,
and English kid, black, bronze, aud coiored
Ladies' dress and common slippers and ties, morocco.
Ladies' dress aud common black and coloed glove kid
Childrens and misses shoes of all kinds
An assortment of travelling trunks which we will sell
low in order TO dispose of them.
Call at HOOVER'S
Aug l-eod6f Opposite Cenue Market.
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Hv a. GREEN: .9ucttomeer.

CARRIAGE AND HARNESS, REVOLVING PISTOL,
~ WHISkEY. FURNITURE, &c, AT AUCTlON-On
Saturday, the 26h instant shall sell in front Of the Centre
Market, O'clock good family carriage, sut-
BILE for n horses, and two sets of harness
Also, fine revolving pistol
barrels old rye whskey
With large lot of furniture watches, &c.
Terms cash A. GREEN,
Aug 25-2t Auctloneer.
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CUPERIOR soaling-Wax and Wafcrs.-W. FISCH.
- Err, importer of stationery parchment Rodgerss cutie.
ny, &c. would respectfully inform the heads of bureaus, and
clerks generally that he has just received by the ship Sir
Robert Peel" direct from the uacurer, London an
extensive oil sealing and waters Of superior
are put up in small packages designated finest bridal seal
ngwax the Queens tinted sealing wax, ladies envelope
s.alng-wax, royal navy blue and royal earmlne sealing
reasonable terms.
Aug. 2i-3w
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Ape NDIx

Ta5le shouing the estimated svfax Of ss Isrritor, Of
The Uned States north and Of ts regularly organ
ized States Of the Union. and ne portions 81 territory
thereof situated north aud sost Of the parallel Of 80
dsgT,ss 30 minutes north latitude
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A WHl1I, and Its Consequences; n novel by g. r. H.
n James 25 cents
Cowre, the Kings Plot by G. p. r. James . cents
Vanity Fair; by Thackeray-irst and second parts
Edward Vernon, Story by + V. Chde. volume r
Story OF the Peninsular War by Gen. Vane Marquis oil
Londonderry, Complete in volume
Websters Diplomatic and Official Papers while Sscreta'
of State. volume.
Wheeler's Biography of Congress volume.
The Englishman Greek Concordance ofthe New Tesla
ment ] volume.
This day receivedby
August "a +. TAYLOR
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THE UNION.

the concurrence of the States II this amendment be
iected shall view omnous of the future. and stand
prepared for whatever consequence may follow.
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by A. GREEN; .a..ctSomeer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
IL AUCTION.-On Monday, the 18th instant shall sell
residence of Mrs Preston l2th between and
streets, nearly opposite Kings Painting Gallery, at 10
o'clock, m, good lot OF furniture We enumerae, in
part
Mahogany sofas, parlor chairs, rockers &c.
Do sideboard, bureaus, sday clock, &c.
Do dining, breakfast, and card tables
Cane-seat and other chairs and Wristbands
Feather beds bedding, bedstead, and mattress
China, glass; and crockery ware
Girandoles SOLAR hall, and other lamps
First-rate cooking and fixtures complete
Radiators and other stoves
Paror, step, and chamber carpets, hearth rugs, mat
ting, &c.
Also a GOOD lot OF kitchen requisites.
Terms, All sums of and under $40, cash 800
credit OF go and 80 days. for satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest. A. GREEN,
Aug 25-3t AuctioDeer.
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MISS CARROLL. daughter OF eS-.sovernsr Carroll,
wi from Maryland, will open seminary Tor the ednca-
zion of younz ladies' IL the part OF The city Of Wash
ingtop, first Monday IN September next Location
NC. made known by subsequent notice,
Aug. 2-3t
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HOUSE IO RENT.-A roomy and agreeable resi-
dence, Indiana avenue, between Third and Four
a-ha streets, is for 1t b. had once and
with without furniture. 1t is particularly welsued Tor
family DESTROYS of agreeable and bes hy residence
Inquire nj Tyer's Hotel, on Pennsylvania avenue.
Aug. 2l-at
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JNNGRAVER WANTED, to execute Nap SsgraUnS
Il the Office of The Coast Survey In Warrington ony
those well skilled in the apply Specimens OF WORK.
duly attesed be forwarded 70 the under cover
to the Treasury Department The specimens VIII DE SUD
med competent judges OF work, ana ne preference
given accordingly. ~ ~ pnCnE,
Aug 23- SUPP " D No"s' survey
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THE TOURNAMENT at the Fauqaicr White Sal
phur Springs vii; take place the 9th September the
fancy ball the 7th, and the seepe chase the sh
The OF Maryland (xicc vicorous) to appear on
this OCCASION their secds and, again successful
will be acknowledged entitled TO the palm OF superiority
Aug ~.
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REV., II. HIBBAKD'S
VEGETABLE ANTl-BlLlOUS
FAMILY PILLS

~HEY have proved of the greatest beuest in reIiev.
= ing and curing estimate AHA dangerous diseases.
where other remedies have failed. The worst cases Of
chronic dyspepsia. inveterate costiveness, Indigestion
dyspeptic consumption, bilious cholic, erysipelas, rheu.
rnatisln, nervous NJ sick headache, and piles, have been
entirely cured by them; also, liver complaints OF long
standing, enlargement or congestion f'he spleen, sotnc-
times called ague cake ia the side, bilious fever, fever
and ague in all its ferns, iaundice, cliolic or spasni OF
the muscular coat ofthe stomach, diarrliTa, dyscntery
or Moody fuI. cholera and its premonitory symptoms.
{of which many hundred cases have been cured, mental
e arrangement, nervous debility. %droyscal swelling. numb
palscy, epilepsy, apOplexy, sea sickness. scuryy, asth
ma, plcurisy, worms in children or adults, fits. loose
ness and irregularity of the kowesoccasioned by tse1
ing or irritation, fevers. whooping cough, scarlet
hives or Group, erupiions of the skin, &c.
They are mild hut ciiectual in their operation upon
the system, not causing debility OF too great excitemens.
They are perfectly safe and proper to he TAX en- in ever
regularity of situation, climate or disease W here ana
tera!ive, cathartic OF laxative would prove beneficial -
II y ere compatible with every climate, and have ices
found excellent preventives OF the diseases incident
hot temperatures and new countries, as fever andt.u
bilious affections, &c. They dc,crge and cleanse h
promote the secretion Of healthy bile. They Civ
strength 10 the stomach, causing the digestion TO be nat
ulal, vigorous and healthy.
Extract from n LeLier from the Req. ledao
Munson, Of the Georgia Methodist Con
ter6nce.
scRIvES Co., GEORGIA, April 90, 1884.
Rev. and Dear Sir:
The fever aud ague is very prevalent in this State and
your Pills are almost \ certain cure for il. have broken
the disease upon myself W it'll two doses of the pills, and
| am not alone in this experience. have known many
others experience the same benefits. They are q medi
cine that exactly suits this sultry climate. Yours, &c.
MEDAL MUNSON
For sale by BAssETT < ROBINSON and JAMES
AkER, Agents. pr 20
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T~yliDApEtPHiA MEDICAL. Observation-Disclosures
u IS years ago, by DIR. KINKELlN. The oldest,
snrcst aud best hand To cure all forms of secret diseases,
diseases of the skin and . litary habits OF youth, is DIR.
~klNkELiN, X. w. corner Of Third and Union SIS,
between Spruce aud Pine, u squares from the En-
change. ,
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Youth who nave injured themselves by 4 certain
practice INDUCED in-s haiti frequently learned from
evii companions. Or AZ scho0i-the effects ef which are
nightly felt, even when asleep, and destroy both mind
constitutions debility Immediately cured, aud full yigor
restored. All letters posi- paid.
YOUNG MEN
II YOU value your life OF your health, remember, the
delay of a mouth, nay, even a week, may prove your
ruin. both OF body aud mind. Hence let no false mod
esty deter you from making your case known to one who
from education and fcspectahIlity, can alone hsfrieud
you. lie who slaccs himself under DIR. kinkcim's treat
ment, may religiousiy eonfde in his honor as u gentle
uan, and IN whose bosom will be forever locked The Sc
ret Of the patient.
Toe many think they will hug the secret totheir own
tcatts, anu cure themselves. Alas Sow often in thus
atai delusiou, aud how many a promising young man,
who might bave leeH an ornament 10 society, Has faded
rom the earth.
COUNTRY I~NVALtDS,
aiding II announcement 10 make personal application,
au. b Stating their case explicitly, together wiih ali
heir symptoms, tler letter posi- paid haze forwarded
% Them = chest containing Dr. KS medicines appropr-
led accordingly.
Packages of Medicines forwarded To any part OF The
United states al a mOiueHts notice.
II "a Pest paid lsliers, addressed TO DIR: kiNkLLIN,
rs adelphia. viii he pr0mty attended TO-.
see adveftlsensHt ia the spirit Of The Times, Phila
delrhia. Nov 2b+-iy
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VENI. NIDl, NlCl

IL
TAR ALIENS VEGETABLE COMPOUND. for the
~ cure Of Dyspepsia, LIVER COMPLAINT. NER
NoUs DEBILlTY, BILIOUS AFFECTIONS, &c &c.
This medicine is offered TO the public mider the as.
surance that there Is no article IN existence having stron
ger claims to their consideration. Reing compounded
by a regular GRADUATE OF COL
LEGE, Philadelphia, and a practising Physician of
twenty years standing in Philadelphia, his long expert
ence las confirmed him IN the opinion that u compound.
cd medicine was required 10 prevent and remedy the de.
hI!It alton produced by residing IN low
CLIMATES. and 10 counteraci the prostratins imGuen-
cs OF the many nervous disorders with which tie hu-
man family arc afflicted.
Or. ALLEN IS a well known Physician, and has
nsea the above medicine IN his practice for HIGHT
EARS with the most astonishing eieoi, having tested
It's qualities in shove five thousand cases.
No medicine ever received more fsttering common
datiou from Physicians of eminent standing than has
been bestowed ON tins. Read the following:
The late DIR. GEORGE MCCLELLAN, of Philadei-
phla' pronounced II one of the BEST TONIC prepare
tons he had ever used, and recommended it strongly in
cases Of bysPepsls, Nervous Debility. etc.
The follow ing is an extract OF u letter from
Dr.. DER AGNEW,
an eminent Physician Of Lancaster county Pa.
DIR LLEN-UEARs iR:-lt is with great pleasure
that inform you Of the success attending your Medi-
cine, while employed in my practice. | frmly heIteve
that IN eight eases out of ten The Dyspeptic may, by the
use of your Medicine, rid himself of this thorn in the
pathway of life. MOI only IN DyspepiIc cases, hut in
all cases of constipation and Diseases depending On a
dehiiiiated state of tha nervous system, together with a
torpid state Gf the Bowels, will your ELIXIR be OF ines
timahle value"
The next is \ letter from
J. A. CLEVELAND,
a celebrated Physician and Draggist of Charleston, sc.
given IN his own words at length.
Charleston, Aprl l3. lS47.
DIR. C ALLEN-DrAR SIR:--lt is with great salts.
faction ! take this opportunity of adding my experience
ia the sale aud prescribing Of our Vegetable Compound
for The cure OF Dys,'eps e, within the last eighteen
months, IN more than one hundred cases of the most
obstinate nature, many OF them heing nysFeplic of from
to fifteen years stauding, aud had dehed every treatment
andclimaie, al last yielded, and were entirely CURED
by a few bottles of your invaluable compound; | never
had a Medicine in my store which has gwen such a UNI.
ycrSdI Satisfaction and made al many pTftct cures
can say, in INSTANCES where IL has been taken for
Dyspepsia, that has ever failedt 10 elect a cure.
Respectfully, yours, &c.
DR.. J. A.. CLEVELAND,
Druggist and Chemist.
A Cory o09 King street, Charleston s.
The above Medicine can be had James Baker, Vince
ling, Va, a. n. Williams, farkersburg, Va, j. &
keakirt CiucinhatI, Ohio, Y n Fahnestsck, Pittsburgh
and of Druggists generally.
a LEN & WARD,
Nov II Pr0prtetors Phila.
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CoIdridge's Balm of Columbia For

the Hair.-lis positive qualities are as folIows-lst.
For infants, keeping the bead free from scurf. and
eausiTe a luxurious growth of the HAIR.
"a. For LADIES' aieF csiid hirtB. restoring the skin tn
is usual strength and hralness, and preventing ths fal.
ling oni ut she ha.r.
3d. I or any person recovering from any debility, Tho
same elect Is produced.
fth; II used o.. Infancy tn a growth is started.
may he preserved, by attention, 10 ths latest prriod OF
Inc.
oa u frees the head from dandrur r, strengthens the
ioo's'. lmrafts health aud viEuf to the circulation. and
prevents we Ran toui changing color or &c liag grsy.
ON IL CAUSES tie hair TO curl hcautifully, wiies done
up ~ It over night. IL NJ ladies toilet slould ever
lie made without 1t.
EXpectorant syrup. n naT "et you r% a Gon.h-
saids nave met i premature death for tle want of Al.
'ehtiun % common toLD. llayr YOU i cough pcv
't' ENVIRONMENTS Exp ectoraHl syrup. a safe medical
prescriptions, containing NO poisonous drass. and nse,I
iH aatN'ensiVe Practice for several years, " N nt,st no,
survey give fehet, and save you from thai nusi aNtnI
disease, pulmonary Consumption, which rsuai, sytet,
MO iae grave, haadrsds OF the yoHns, The old, Inc owe
u tnd Tie ga.
The oniy genuine for sale IL Nheelin. by A. q. F.,
ch'd, IA sieuhenVlis hy 4. Conn, IN f. Pittsburgh Nv W,n
Jackson, ia " asilngtnn by A Swseny & Son, IN 81
'AhsFt'e by Johnson, 4 50 IN every iowa ia PeunsyI
Vsnia, ONO, Maryland aad Virginia. dec ID
- Csssssleily LBquoriss, / sase Rec ned do, for sale hy
~ SAsh Jas BAKER.
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MOTHEPSl =!

-
IN GUILD Won havc7 win yoa possess an edeotual re
W NEEDY 6gSiust ihc await rsvases, that is constantly
made tF thal fell DESTROYER OF The lniant race, WORMS.
III Sd we say TO SOU eonidentiaiy with the Blessing II
{ Lord sitepdips the application, that Il viii 10 "a"
G -if lsNtH acca-atng L. Tie directions fail 10 remove
~. sirum the stomach of the ittle sufferer and restore
ttD Attn. our vr1rm syrup j. mada enttfeiy o~fv"seta
les. g. ofore hsau'rss Fathers, Mothers. GuafiISuS
tie Psreulless and al who have The care Of children
ella, not, bat hasten aud rel q bottle OF Hoh-rsack's
.orm syrup a. tuc cluero Of end and coates sis. Fhtis.
"a, OF tltir numerous agents throughout The United
alvs.
Come prove se truth Of Whist We say,
TO tuairs tuI Src1ri hsste away
There's Assrun that doc sekpell
Wersls. Ap' who can rs virtues tell
It's mild ard Grrtio get ia sure,
Mothers, u Will Nuur chIltfcn cure,
1hen can yuu, wlti you, yet refuse,
Iafs best OF medicines touse 7
Asepared oHl. by J \ 4 q ; liohetssek, second aud
lies SIS. rhla.. and for sale ht most OF the respecia
Drgsetsis and Store keepers oFsr tie United States.
Price IS cts per hottle. sep 10
~ Jaines Baker, ] Jepson aud l. A a Wan. agents,
heciins, We. David Pa-ks & Go. agents NartensViie.
40, James 4. Gray 4 Co. AGENTS, bridgeport, Ohio,
81 liosESsAsK, wholesae agent, Aartinsyifie, Ohio.
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uEMNRRuOIDS
OR lies NTERNAA on ~tNitRNAi" FENAh
NENTLN CURED BY
ur. Tpham'S Vegetable Elcctuary,
An h'yrHol RSmsdy, ,rhich. il nsed &C
c0rdiuC % directions. a cure JoT
lie is guGrGufted.

An N'srHgI RSmedy, trhIch. Y nscd &C.
e0rdiuC % directions. a cure for
htc is g~uGrGuifed.
SYMPTOMS uF THE DISEASE.
A common consequence ~ this Affection - a Kind 81
trnc-mue. uf fesf ing down sensation, a. 70 j. fanitlffy
Called. there fs also Heaf. tension and throhhlnE 90 me
parI. varying FROM a m1fcraie degree 90 these seusai Hnr
TO the most ercrutstfur sufeiing,-these are caused ~
the great flow af Hood % the parts. someitme- TIE az
urr coat q the hssef prafrIies al every cvaeuaNoh,
forming Whist Is called Prolsrsus, W Ealing 90 TIE Low
eis this - the effect Of long continued irriiais H ahu
weakness 6f that organ in some instance ave gaiiehi
experiences nervous pain-, whith arc indercrlbaPe' ana
known ouiy 10 the sufferer, which commence iniiheai
stclS aher az evacuation, and continue from thirty MN
utes 90 several hours; these sensations are very annoy
iuE ans sometime very distressing tbs disease WNeu
Of long continuance. ~ attended ht pain aud weakHc's
On The hack. irritation OF tue kidney and bladder, ana
other organs IN the yiciaItY, pain and uuWhness h 'ht
legs and feet. a sense OF straIiuess about the chest. ana
uHuatuTal Wlress IH the atuuiua a. viscCra. accompanied
with palpiiaton OF the hcau and oppression. ihdl'td
us- sometimes experience, previous To an attack Of Tho
Ptics. symptoms deuoiiug great arrangement ~ Tic Cur
rulaiiuu- there D. q sense Of weight and pressure IH tht
abdomen. with = peculiar feeling of HreaslueSs iu the
bowels. cons iiafiou Of peuuTVn. attended WITH pam ~
ach. pale cnHuteuauce,c confused sensations in the rad,
weariutss, and irritable ana dsconieutea state Of The
mind. and a sense Of nlnrss and oppression tu The reg ION
Of the stomach. The circulation on She surface is fee.
bic. and The current of blood determined iHwa ard aud
d~oWuwafds.
~BRrrHAM's VEGETABLE ELECTUARN,
ctREs EfFErrU ALLY, Am ruEEEfORE PREVENTS PILES.
READ u TESTIMONY.
Hudson. ncccmier u, 1915.
GENTs.-i have used Dr. l'uham's Vegetable Pile Flee
tuary which I purchased Of Won, and ird II one Of the
best medicines ia use for the Piles, and also for all bill.
Gus affections, arising from an impure state Of the sys
en. Nouts, T. COLE, Marble Dealer.