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ITALIAN OPERA, As TOh PLACE.-FRlDAY
J evening December q, 1919. will be performed tor
the third time, DoniYetis Opera Buha, DON PASQUALE
Norma, ssnorina Borghese Lrnesto, siguor Guid Don
lasquae Sgnor Sanqureo Nasfefta Sgnor Rossi Corsi
Costumes by Mr. Booim Conductor Director Max
Bsretztk Prices of aouseionA seats in Boxes or
qnst secured either for the night 81 So Asms
sion the evening of performanee-fsrqset Sl Amphi
theatre, 25 Doors AZ o'ninek-te
AZ hapast T. Carriages down heads and up
heads
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NroTICE -ArPLICATION Will RE M.pE To rae

NJ Office APPLICATION WILL BE MADE To THE
Legislature OF this State a. the next session thereof
the Incorporation to be called fhe New York
and Virginia steamship Company with capital of three
hundred thousand dollars with the right the
to elk hundred thousand dollars for the Of
building steamships 20 navigate the ocean and running the
the Of New York and Richmond Virginia.
such other ports and places be found expeden
with the usual powers and privileges
DUBLIC CITATIoN-W HEREAs. AT THE REQUEST
of the South Sea Fishing Company, Of this CITY, plaintiff
and consequence of the statements Of the cedbly
catd that the defendant who engaged
sailor the ship Patriot Captain Nensing deserted
from the said vessel at San Francisco in the 1876 and
that the present place residence Of desud-
ant is unknown, the mentioned defendant, Gustav
Matthias G. kekhard be granted. the sane Is here
Free Dsnseao City Of BremeD holden in the upper Of
the Sen House OF the said city, Mondy the "a day d
September 5O az o'clock in the afternoon all due and
the plaintiff :1h hat the defendant Is indebted the
said plaintiff bond dated Port San Francisco the 2s
Of September 1876 Tor advances OF wages aud for the pro-
bound refund here, and the said plaintiff therefore,
quests that the said defendant be condemned TO hs said
Interest per cent since the 2st Of september 80 aud
the Of this procesdnt and at the time that
the issued sgsinst the administrator Of the
Heinrich Medcmeyor, laid the of the deG nd
ant present in the hands OF the sad adminigtra
tor he confirmed, under the warning that the
acknowledging the correctness OF the foregoing ette
mrnts, will be excluded from Waking any further ohcc-
top and that justice will be pronounced IN accordance with
the request Of the the same time the defend
In herewith given undcstspd that further citn
tons subpenas Of him the said defendant with respect 90
The above said Of his at the
duly empowered by him TO that end viii be iued ONLY in
TIE Weekly Advertiser Of this city, and in the Ham urg
Boerscn ALE Brem'n from the Chaneery Of the Conmsr-
s II. TIpEMANN. Dr., Secretary.
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DAhORAMA SALOON, CJRhER OF LISPENARD ST.
Il and broEdNay-f,hibuOn free.--The Paintings of
this Janorama theuld be by every lover Of the Fine
Arts sdmirer of the bsnes of
oelusated the human form divine The Venus, Cleo
patra Greek Slave and srcobana the section Of
the Panorama stand prominent sill paintings Of the
nd ever ed.
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GEOLOGICAL HALL. NO. 81 BOgERY.-YAGNIFI-
~ cent Attractions for the Understanding Ee
phaute, Lions Tigers Leopard Ponies, aud Monkeys
hite B,nr; three white Lions and handes.rpt
Cub few weeks Old. it's sire being lion, and its dam
ofard Beass and Bi variety. On Christmas
day three grand perform anees IT 40 and Soclook ON
New Years day four performances, Mt 10 and ocle ck.
On other days DOORS at SrdG1s 4. NJ performances
at and o'clock Admission IS eohts children under
yoar, La price. Teachers and schools admitted liberal
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liURlONS TuEATRE-BENHFIr OF MR. T JOHN
ID ston.-Friday evening Dec 2l will be played the new
comedy Of the SERIOUS FAMILY Captain Murphy a.
gure, Mr. Brougham; Mr. Aminadab Sleek MT Burton Nee
Ormsby Deaine. Miss Chapman 10 he followed by the
farce o the LAUGHING HYENs-Sr. Felix Fnmer Mr.
Buron Simon Hornbower ar Johnston; Mrs Felix ia ner
Miss Chapman To conclude with the revived burtta
NtSiCAL ARRIVALS Josef Jingi. Mr.. T. Jobrston Ma
Burton. Mr.. Clarke JeuBy Jngl Miss Chapman
B"Nss Dress Circle and Parquet 10 Family Circle
% cents Doors open at ca -eommeneeat7.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.


FoRssLE, At ToRDaAN McgrAcEEs'oF LAND:
Apply q Sss' second ao Gt IN parcels
NOR SALE Low FoRcAss, A SMALL THREE STORY
House and Lot vacant Lot ADJOINING Nos. CT aud
6S Grand street jersey dsirabe residence for
Iy 70 G. !. Conway. 90 Broadway, New York
NOR SALEM JEssEY CITY. a vERY DESIRABLE
h house. AID ss SG9y y g.s
sSournh, and oSrsr ssPrsssy 20 be his own ewsaE y
wet sides. Tbs garden planted with eolSe-
n ct sITS d s md psp'T er. s vs:,
lent frame Lulang o. the res formerly occupied as lev
es.S s ieS1irsS the balance can remain merirsy Ap
ply on the premises, OF - - iLAfI bho,
B-Tls place will he offered the bighSs, BIDDER,
1uc,dAy moving 81 JUS o'clock Sale on the prem,sea
EURNIsaED ROOM TO LEr-To ALNDr, or LADY
and gentleman and with full hoard Tor the lady, aud
hr.shs,s sna tea ,os Tho ssn,'msn 10 n..' location
broadway Post Once. post raid. with real name
EOR sALE-AE lxrEksIvE ESTABLISHMENT FOR
11 ar a1a SPECS T,th exsssnt l.a
vsrai yesis standing connected ~th H. paying average
Rotsrs fsq coSB,soi At Law Is sad Il Nassau stree;
-Iear buildrs.
l5OOs.s.Aisstb 70 pS ; NE! S sai
ts zee, stand, Tor sroeey o. bar LGsu,s W to c
APPLY 20 Mr. DAVIS. 10 co.n,ss slip' 10 stairs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sALE-ARARE CaANcE
for zone cBsrprsng individual h. engage w ths above
IN the sS ' hs i a s ap asd
fair business The wishing b. leave the city Tor
the est, wiihirE the al she
tsry information BY arpying 70 HOlisworh Co., 70 FULTON
street. Ne~ York stars Possession given time be
tween This pnd the lst February, 1850.
ITO PENCIL CAsE hAEERS-FOR sALE-AN OLD
etsblished Pencil Case sanufactory, with all the ols
fixtures se Necessary 70 carry On an eStssso busnes
TO beginner this excellent opp1rtunty there
10 retrscahe busuess connection attaoAsd address Pea
Gil Case, BcIald Once.
HOUSE wANTED.-WsNrED To LEASE. FOR one
year three story brick house tiarnshed prefrrei)
situated the vett side q Broadway above Church street.
and between Barclay aud Ck~mters trtss for vheh fair
will be paid, with uhdoutod security Address j. r.,
NO. 10 vesey street
ITO LET, FOR TnE BALANCE or TBE SEASON, ruE
Earnest private lox The Italian Op House. Apply
10 F.SD.r fowler, SO West street.
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CAItrORNIa THROUGH TICKETS, AT REDUCED
" riccs-Suilinr from New YORK on saturday. January
IT, t3oclot NJ the new and naEniheent United states
msil ftramslr QUO; connecting az Panama with the
ship lsTMUS In February Travellers 70 California
viii tnd this the cheapest and most desirable OF all routes u
u 10 colo regions.
TniCSs % rAssaor THRovGH FRoM NEw YoRN TO SAN
TAANCTsCn. CAIGrORsIA.
Fret Cstin safe Room serths. $50
stfotd ktlr tttnotc hert1s 80
Storage Btrhs, found Bed and Boz ID 20
Tor rsssare, stply 20 MO EOBsRTs, us West st.
EoR San FRANCISCO, CALIrORNIA-IHB sUPE-
n ritr fast sailing. A ship VENICE, sage, MASTER
of0 tons burt ben having most Of her cargo on board VIII
receive immediate de'rath. Fer Balance Of freight or PAS
having superior Accommodations Tor first and second
osss apply on bead Pier hor liver, or 70
F.s. D. FOWLER. s6 West street.
EoR SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIh.-TaE FINE
A and fast sainE newly copp.red ship NANDALlA
!.hn toemsh mater ard r,Iesrso hsvnE large portion
For remainder Of Freight, or Tassage apply To-
H. hOLDREGB, in. 80 Wall street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


V'nE FIRST PRIMIuM Aw.sDsD FIVE YEARS
way LaiarEe euidrss Of kssde street. open
during the day and tor pupils and visitors Hours
Of instruc'sn-fsr ladies' II o'clock, gentlemen at
ueop given at all other hours during the day. Terms
IS for lesh $40 for tweny lessons including
Stationery PAYABLE the eommsaosmsnt priv,te instruo
published email edition OF Goldsmith Gems Of Penman-
fhip. Price 81 o..
UTPPIR CANADA MINING COHPANY.-NoTICE rs
hereby given. that the general Annual Meeting OF the
teetholdert 81 the Upper anada Mining Company will be
held the ce % the Com IN tue city OF Hamilton
Tuefday srst DAY Of January in The year 1850 at IL
o'clock noon which meeting the election OF Directors will
tahs place. and important met,ers =. sybmittsI -,
oFriox o TVS urrrr CANAp. iiNISe COMPANY.
HAMILTON. Nov. %. lsp
EtRE INSURANCE.. ~ THE BkOUkLfN 1ssuRANc E
IT Company no O. Fulton street. Brooklyn, and No. o
tsblshed ooupany csntivucs 70 tahs risss Of limited
amount tudirer mercLa.dise furniture ships in port,
&c. on a. favorable terms 80 sny similar institution
A ERIVAL OF DIAMOND GRAIN GUNfOWDEK-W.
A a. Bourh snnounces 20 hrs friends that he is landing,
this from the lark Jane Goud lOO quarter barrels aud
H0kegs Curtis aud celebrated brands OF Gnn-
POWDER cnnsttrs which he will dispose Of TO the trade
spd srortsmen generally. Once OF bell SON,
GALvANIZED ri MI CaAIN.-TaE 81 BsCsIBER Is
NJ prepared TO supply Galvanized Purp Chain Of very
superior quality, in quantities 70 suit purch.ssrs
JAMES q. uoLDANE, 55 West street.
1Oxn AND is5o.--GLAsswARE, scar NO.
1919 Jsnes slip. between Cherry snd Water sreets-
Ianps holasscs Pitchers Castors and Bottles Toy Tea
and Dinner Mantsl Orns with GOOD
OF ther Crockery AZ low prices Ass 10 dozen hot
Tpmblerf.
DUANg STREET BREwERY.-THE SUBSCRIBER,
II bavi-g this
dat karM
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HhKNtMS AMERICAN hUSEUA.-P. T. BARNUk,
~ Proprietor aud Manager Greenwood Jr. Assistant
Manager STERLING Comedy!-Brilliant Psntomime! Per-
fInAnoe in the afternoon at aud evening ~ o'clock
The detachment Of the original and wonderful Raye Family
tlOSe e.lebi9ed CynnI.sts and PAnt0mmlsts the Mar
tnc Family who appear at each pert in Her.
culean fthts, Aerial Groupings and Comic Pantonme New
amusing Melsnges by 7. q. Wemyss Pete Morris,
hessrs her,hel Warden Clark Rose aud Higsns Msses
Stapbcpe. Ientlsrd and West and Louis Esssr; Black
Greenland Whales enormous Boa CONSTRUCTOR Anaconda,
and crocodile Admission to the Museum
etc. 25 cents CHILDREN under 10 l2h
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DIssoLUTIoN OF CoPARrNERsuIP TIE CO.
~ ership heretofore essting under the firm of aid
win III is this day dissolved by ual consent DR..
James &. Bald win Withdraw ing from the
standing business Of the firm will be settled and the bust
continued heretofore by Christopher T.. Williams
III Fulton street j. G. BALDWIN.
CHRISrOPHEa c. WILLIAMS.
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ERANKLlN THEATRE. MS CHATHAM sQuAKF.-

ENKhNhIIN CUATHAN EUUAkF.-
magnificent performs for this week The wonderful
tribe OF Arab Girls will through their daring poe
turing ana Madame Paulines troupe of Model Artes will
perronnte number of splendid living pic
lures The Female sorenaders also the Sable Brothers
SRrcr Bliss the India rubber with variety or other
entertainments An afternoon performance every wcdnsa
dsy aud Saturday o'clock BoKes 49,: atnss
seats 81 cents; Private Boxes, 50.
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WAlLBAll A, 81 CANAL STREET.-THE MOST WON
W dtriul Sow .-Unpatallsed Exhibition.-The Fairy
Temple Of the Pretest Girls Tableaux WANTS.
km,trels Aerohsts Ballets nc Performance every nght
half o'clock Extra every
netday and Saturday at thrce o'clock Doors open attvo
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EoUhD-oN THURSDAY EVENING. 18Th INSTANT
II in wenty-Third street, FUR Tippet. The
have the same by applying at NO.. Madison square,
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THEATRE JEwELRr-A SELECT INVOICE ~
Jew y suitable for the just received and for sale
~ low Prices hy VICTOR BISHOP. No. rs Maiden lane
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vUNO THE PATRONIZERS OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Presents. A and very cheap assortment of EN-
brodered Collars, Linen dkerehefs Chemzettes, Cu
Habits laae Capes Berthes &c expressly for holyda
gifts at J. * 4. FARRELL u co s,
nv. ncx q ~ Art Uuion.
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RAkNthS MUSEUM, PHILADELPHIA - THE RE-
~ If the wealth snd fashion of the city, Patrnzed
by the first OF the nation Performances in the lecture
IN the meInins. lst week of The Drunkard which has
been received for twenty nights Serptura
and other DssuyiRg Views with the Dhromaope
langes, Naudeyes. soRgs Eances &c. every afternoon
MAJOR Gen. Mole 30 inches highs Mr. Bsle the giant Pha
eelphia Dwarf Scotch hammoths, Cipsey Sea Lion Crooo
die Rattle Snakes Alligator, Wax Stsuary speoi-
from Peales collection; CosmoraGa Father Mathews
Letter and 700 O eurio,ites. Nels without Arms
rs l2a cents
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ID ICH PREsENrs-AN ENTIRE NEW AND BEAUTl-
N ul pattern of Gold Pen and Pencil Case with Baglsys
premium Geld Pen fitted peculiarly adapted TO the
holiday trade the office II the G. BAG
LEY co. lsy Broadway. stairs
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IU.T RECEIVED. pTR sTEasER hermann. Sc

~. ~ silver Ware, No. IS John street stairs,
branch at s25 Broadway near Spring street Pine articles
oay, the lowest prices No limitations The present
ebal be sold lover than usual In order ~ facilitate
new arrangements BY the let OF February, 1850.
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rONTTNUATION SALE OF FRESH TURs. &C. At
" Auoon ahtS erp osgood viii eoutnue the sale
pet dd nd victoii uperb Sleigh Robes NO. at
aos Room No IS Broadway ths day. at half past 10
O'Clock. Terms each. Catalogues ready.
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DLYMouTH CHURCH FAIR, BROOKLYN.-THE La
dies Fair Of this church Rev. Mr. BeecherJ will be
continued this friday afternoon and evening
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CHRlsTMAs AND Nav YEARS PRESENTS, IN FINE
~ Jewery Ac, be had at great advantage 20 cash
purchasers. from HENRY SrEwAkT. Manufacturer, 449
Broadway stairs Masonic Orders and Charms.
also hand beautiful piece IL sculpture, Carrlra
marble The Creation Of the Dmple-on view 20 vislers.
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NIBLO's GARDEN.-sATURDAY EVENING, DEC.
~ 20, the performances will eomrence with daring
fes the Tight Rope by the Rave Family To be fsllo~
loved by series Of National Characteristic Dances by the
havel Family. To conclude with this pantomime COM
posed by Jerome Rave music by Feneou called L.
OR TIE MAGIC sTAR-Baron Zamstti, jerome Raveij
Coprsi Antoine Ravel Actien, Francois Ravel Baron
Rsoul Henri Wells hermit NJ Lehman; Olbsn, w. Gallot;
Jao Msrret soesbo, Mr. Fletcher; Cecilia Nine. Mar
zetn Admission 70 cents Doors open at past TO COM
MN at 4 maj n,r ncE
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STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Committee 0f Elections Messrs. Richard w.
Thompson, Joseph Mullin, Lucien b. Chase, Natba-
MEL Boyden Timothy jenkins, John Van Dyke, $.
Room 10. % attic story
or JTays aud Msaas.--M essrg. Samuel +. Vim.
ton, Alexander II. Stevens, James Mckay, Charles
Hudson, James Mcdowell, Charles $. Morehead, j.
Pollock Samuel &. Hubbard, Henry Nicol. = Room
No A Ind story, nest
Of Claims Messrs. john a. Rockwell, John
Crowell, John r. J. Daniel, VIM. Nelson, David
Wilmot George G. Dunn, Thomas W. Lyon, Tho.
mas $. Flournoy; James II. Thomas Room No, 81
On Commerce. Messrs Washington Hunt, Jos,
Grinnell, John Wentworth, Moses Hampton, Ban
non G.. Thbodeaiix, Archibald Atkinson, Dudley $.
Gregory, Joseph 4, Woodward, Kingsley 5. Bing-
ham, Room No. 40 Ind story, trea.
On Public Lands.-Messrs. Jacob Collamer, Gar
nett Duncan, A. ii. Shepherd Richard Brodhead
Harvey Putnam, Willard P. Hall, Alex, Evans W
r. w. Cobb, Horace Greedy. Room No. 80 attic
story.
III ne Posi- Office and Post Roads. -Messrs. VIM;
T.. Goggin Joseph M. Root, Charles Brown, Daniel
b. 81 John, John $. Phelps, Elisha Embree, George
w. Jones abraham Lincoln, David s. kaufman. =
FSr he District Of Colombia ~ Icssrs John G.
Chapman, +. A. Tallmadge, Albert g. Brown, Wash
ington Barrow, Q. h. Ficklin, VIM. Henry, Thos.
Q. Edwards, Benjamin B. Thurston, John P.
Gaines. Room No. 40 basement
On the Judiciary. -Messrs. Joseph r. IngerHoll
George Ashmnn, John Petit, Nathan X. Hall, john
II. Lumpkin, James Dixon, Richard French, John
L.. Taylor, Richard X. Meade. Room No. u Pho
story, South.
On Revolutionary I2ai,us Mesars Daniel p
King Chester Butler, Franklin w. Bowdon, Alfred
Iverson, Orlando Kellogg, Jonathan ID. Morris WIN
a, Newell, Il, X. Smart, and William Pitt Lynde
Room No. Al 2nd starry. tesst
On, Public Expenditures Mcssrs. Thomas l.
| Clnenan, John Strohm, Henry Bedinger, Artema:
| Hale, John Jameson, John w. Jones' Emile Ii
Sere, Franklin Clarke, II. s, Conger.- Room No. 81
| basement
| on Priroie Land Claims Messrs. John Gayle
| ]. r.. Brady, w. w. Wick, David Runsey, ir., J
II. IIarmanson, p. w. T6mpkins RS, Candy, An
drew Johnson, Mason G. Darling, Room No, 81
2ad story, resf.
On Aanu,octures.- Messrs. Andrew Stewart
Abbott, Joseph l.. Edsal, John W. Houston, Chas
| u. Stuart Elnkim Sheriff., VIM q. Brown, John
| w. Crisheld, James II. Johnson. = Room " Una
| Story south.
| On agriculture -Messrs. Hugh White, VIM
| Sawyer John q. Palfrey Sampson w. Harris, VIM
Rockhlll, Hiram Becher, WIN. Thompson, John
SngerlanJ, W. T., Goggin.-- Room No. 81 iesiory
| On Indian Afairs. -AIessrs. ID. NJ. barlnger, NJ
| p. Gentry, Jacob Thompson, A. X. Mclyainc, c
w. Caihcart, J. r. Giddings, L. b. Peck, A. Buck
tner, X. w. johnson. Room No. 62 2nd story, south
| On Military Abairs. Messrs. John NJ. Bolts
| Armia,ead Burt James Wilson, IT, A. HARRISON
John Dlckey, Linn Boyd, Dudley Marvin, VIM. T
HASKELL David Fishef.--Rosm No. ~ attse story.
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WINES AND LIQUORS AT REDUCED
PRICES.

WE WILL hereafter sell all the following WINES aud
LIQUORS ~ m 10 TO % per cent below orr former
prices; 80 80.
10 baskets Hisdsieck CHAMPAGNE VINE
81 do Geelers'a champagne Of extra tue quality,
2b do nochi's champagne fair article.
% do Shs N tranl, PTS and 1s
rs soz old reserve MADEIRA. vintage 1915
i2 London l.. r.. very fine, t.s
Is 4,rciai Old aud fine.
K " Bual Madeira very Old and hne,
10 NIamsey do, a choice article
We " Grape Juice do. very old
Is I" Pon,ats Bro sherry, extra fine.
~ +" do % fine article.
~ 8 Ainrntilsdn pale sherry, very fine .d..
10 :" OLD PDRT WINE, very fine.
10 /" OLD COMA &C BRINDl y, pale and dark.
70 OLD M0NONGiIiELA WJffSK y, very PRIME,
with great variety ofoher wines and liquors all which
viii he sold unusually low. SlMMS a. son.
PS We havr on hand part Of the stock Of Madeira and
Sherry of the late Walter Smith, which was selected from
hiS stock of wines with much an viii be sold much
below his fixed prices ten years ago S&S.
jan LILY Pa, avenue, opposite jackson Hall.
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January 8, ls4s.
Dear Sir. believing that n public statement

Dear Sir Believing that public statement
of my atiliction may be Of service to others sim
ilarly afflicted as well as benefit 10 yourself, l.
years ago was attacked with u HenorFhdgs Of
he Lungs which induced my friends TO despair
Of my recovery. My health continued TO decline
for year, when l was seized with Neuralgia and
severe Hertigo Having applied TO physicians both
in this place ard Baltimore. without the least beno
fit, and having also made use OF the tiaiednic Bat
terry without any good effect concluded TO try your
Extract Of ,SarsdpariIid, and am happy to say,
that after using single battle the pains entirely left
me and have been better ever since.
Respectfully, ENOCH w. SMALLW00D.
To A, J. ScHwARTzE, IT., january p, lsaS.
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.sThe above named medicine may be had IN
Washins,on. Wholesale and retail at the Store cf
the pR0pRIETOR, PENNSYLVANIA Avenue, three
doors east Of 81 rect; at CHAS. SToIT & cos,
pennsylyania Avenue, near Iih street also, ~ l.,
KIDWELItS, Georgetown, D. G.. In Baltimore,
Wholesale and retail, at COULSoN & co, -, No 4
south Liberty street; at ISRAEL. GRAHAM'S,
corner uf Baltimore and Eutaw streets; also al
GEO W JONES', corner of Baltimore and High
ptreeis In Alexandria, ~ VIM STAINLESS, ).
X, PIERPoINT, and COOKIES PEEi'S, and az
other Druggists. jan l.dti
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pHySICyANS, CER1YEYC4 YES.

WAsHIN0ToN, .dnNaFp3, ISi6.
am informed Of the ingredients Of which DIR.
Schwartzes Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla is
CONFUSED and believe i. 10 be the best preparation
of The kind with which am acquainted and admir-
ably adapted 10 produce salutary Alternative effect
PERIGRINE WAKEFIELD, NJ. ID.
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WAaurSdroS. ,5,p,,ary 6. 1913.

To Dr. A. ,. ScuwAGTzE, Jr.
Dear Sir: take great pleasure in stating that
about Is months since, used your Compound Err
hrac If SarsaparNa as remedy for General Deba-
iy, under which had been laborinG a long time,
and that few bottles restored me 10 sound health,
which has continued TO the preaenttime.
Very respectfully,
PERRIN WASHINGTON.
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WAg,,,SS1ov. January II, 1876

Having been made acquainted with the ingredients
and mode of preparing Or. Schwarize's Compound
Extract of Sarsaparilla, believe IL to be most hap
py remedial combination Of that valuable root with
the other remedies Of which Il Is composed
j. NJ GIBSON, NJ. y
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t.roResrowg. ,g,na1

GroReErowN January 81 lsas.
Having been made acquainted by Dr. Sch"atze
with the ingredients of lis preparation OF SorsaPia,
Iconcur withthe medical gentlemen above hlitgatd,,
ing 1t aa an Alternative of great efficacy and inEal
cases TO witch such an alternative 4 adapted o. great
power. BENZ. >. BoiihEni Ni' y e
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PERRIN WASHINGTON.


II. Dear Sir. Under n sense of deep obligation to
the virtue of your :" SarsaPafha" In The entire res
ration of one Of my children from General Uebai-
In and prosraion OF the nervous sYsif take plea
sure in testiyng to your invaluable medicine; bur
seven bottles were used two years since when the
child was restored to- and still continues in the en-
joyment of, perfect health.
DAVID RIDGELY.
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N JUSFTff KAIJtIIFF.
WAsHlRGroN, December 22, laif,
WAaHluGroN, December %, 1871.

To Dr.. a, J. ScHWAhTaE, IT. -I -
Dear Sir. hereby acknowledge debt Of grn
ttude due you, in saying that attribute my Pre-
semi state Of good healt epIle,y othe Of your in
valuable preparation Of STsqpariila. Having been
afflicted with an f,fammHory Rhenmatic Affection
Of the knee joint, which sweled 10 such degree as
TO confine me 10 bed for many weeks, deprivine
me Of the entire use Of my limb, and having been
attended by the most eminent physicians, without
The least prospect Of recovering, made use Of your
Extract of Sarsapnrilla to the amount Of ) bottles,
after which bcganto nse my limb and upon lis
further use had the satisfaction 10 find the disease
radcated and my general health very much impro,
we'd. Two years have now elapsed and my health
still continues rood you urpai liberty TO make use
Of this az yon may think proper.
Very ,ruely yonr obedient servant
NM w. STEWART. ~