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United MAI Bleaxnship C0napany.-The only
Thx0uVh I>ns For aud OaeGon,
CaAokEsl
Nee York, Hqgans, Ssw osIsans. Ki"saion, and Gao.

| ha splendid oea belonging q
\ company with Tux
<ZM~4E63 d Pacne Mail Steamship Company
the ports above named carrying uie Unitee
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CALONA Farm For Saie.-This beautiful fArm-ahe brus
- residence OF the Rev. VIM Maft-is offered or SALE Oca
ted in Fairfax comfy Virginia, miles from wrap
c. Of the contemplated plank road leading u YSta
court house Georgetown and Joining the farm Comno
jones' contains 2O8i Is In high state ocuvaoa
wa,eed with living springs well fenced plenty o. umos
by 81 with wings attached, which make 20S feet ffont stone n
house stone spring brick school house caIoGk
house, with 50 by 49, with basenent-a IN good %
and is remarkably healthy. ,,a,,. ,u,n.,,
LAsGLeY, Fairfax county, Va, Dec !, 1851.
Dec. 3-Iaw6wf +
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baltimore and Washington Railroad-Chanxc or
Hours.
Monday, December h the trains between
" Washington and Ia will be follows
Warrington at 6 and ~, AN, IL, M, and 8, p
Leave Baltimore a q and ~, and and ~ p.
Tbeecond train from Washington from
more will connect e1press and om Philadelphia
I. II. PARSONS,
Nov oQ-du Aren't
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w. IT. Duvau, Merchant Tailor,
(Lofs firm Of Lsnby Dnran)
public
Just opsned and varied OF fall
winter goods for gsnuemens such
Coha and vssngs, Of the most approved manufac
tnre and styles
Merno, silk, and cotton shirts and drawers
Hosiery, cravsts, saspcnders, gloves
Umbrellas, dressing gowns, &C,
which he prepared Offer 10 his customers nj the lowest cash
lie sclicin liberal share OF public patronage.
His location oppcsitehs former stand The National
Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue.
Sept 27-3taw3wif
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NO4gCE--Those eur who have yet settled
IN their bills tbs ls July will much
~ calling and doing their earliest wish
Of the fAI trade.
cLAGErT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
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EPfscoPa1 Insdt"te Tor Young T"dios,
Nortawssf Of ath and T. sirssfs
THE INSTITUTE session the first Of septem
ber with efficient Of professors and cnehers every
department.
Terms m boarding pupils $3.50 snnum including English and
mrs bemaics
ga, in English and mathematics
Ancient and modern
Circulars be had Early apple
admission In
WILLIAM J. CLARK, Principal.
WASHINGTON CRY, August II, 1881.
Aua I7-dti5Oct
DHaIIIOSOPHY OF THE MECHANICS OF NATURE
i by r. Allen
Caechis familiar Things by Emily Elizabeth Wilemsn
Hand Pine Arts by George Ripley and
BAyArd Taylor. volume.
Maruns and Morals NJ Rcchcfoucsuld -
The Literature and Literary Men OF sfe nrsn ny ~ "s"s
volumes
sr Roger de- Coverlyi by The Spectator.
Hand Book Of Universal Biography; by PMke 0edwtns
knights Cyc,op~dis Industry Of Al Nations volume
with illustrations
ErW FRAN0K TAYLOR.
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Lag
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad. Long r Estsbisshed
aud Best Route 10 the wsst.
Passengers ribug Wheeling take the which leave
Baltimore and ~ O'Clock, for Cumberland
plank road by somerset and
and arrive IN Pishurg In about ~
hours wheeling about ~ hours from Baltimore
Fare from Baltimore TO r'tsburg, $40 o-to wheeling VI 90
g wn.hnstou Ia 50
q Philadelphia IL 90 - u 90
Dec 3i-an J. r. ENGLAND, Agent
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VT K YgTER,S American Electromagnetic quar-
edition. enlarged, various styles OF binding for sale nj the
TAYLOR MAURY,
~ reb II Booksellers 9th 81.
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r. g. Editors the above papers viii please copy send
bills the Patent Office, with paper containing this
Jan le-lawJw
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T OST ROUNTY-LAND WARNANT.-Land warrant III
Il issued 10 subscriber Washington city, twho was pnm
in Capt r. Bucanan's company b. 4 nfany under .he ~
2Sh September 1885, has been lost from the pocket Of Jas &
All parties hereby cautioned against purchasing the sad
warrant subscriber has never made any assignment
same PETER GALLAGHM
Dec li--Iaw6w'
I,OIT,s ALIENS, WARMERS AND OTHERS ~
u peating pistols just received and for safe BY -
J. W. BADEN,
Pennsylvania avenue, near 9th strict
Dec lS--2awfwh
DNONZED SHOVEL AND TONGs STANDS FAHCl
bonzed anons polished steel shovel and longs pierced IN
and wire tenders OF 81 pieces and deached a
plated spoons forks, &C. of every pattern WALTERS together wa
general OF nearly every afuce belonging " "ss
he'P"s' =" j. w. BADEN,
Pennsylvania avenues near om Hsa
Dec ls-2awiwn
ONE CASE DOUBLE-BARREL LIMO fie&n
" 1"-' Nf - J. w. BADEN,
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, nearly opposite Browns h&
Dec is-2aw4wif
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uAURICE T1EKNAH, the sOldief OF FVFt0ne' by
III Charles Lever.
Life and Works Burns edited BY Robert Chambers
Vol /, FRANCK TAYLOR.
NHE New Blue Book. United States Omcal
Register all officers of the government civil and military with
saaes location of appointment Ac with lists Of all the
oces the with names Of the pomaste's and te
compensation.
Just issued press sale in Washington city BY
--~''I7 '19T TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Feb Booksellers, near 9Th street
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the sunday Times, July Is
The difficulties between the Mayor ani the President
81 the Euafo fhoermen growing of the approval by
The latter during the absence of the former from the
city Of the reso ions revokng the grant given CO Petit
grew sherman Co, to construct the Eighth Avenue
haihoad aud comforting grant upon dustavas A.
tonNer and Others has created very great excitement
and much coDver alton among various parties In the
community during the last week ten days. We ehive
felt hut pbt inclination to take any active part In ths
controversy knowing that In the midst OF party excite
meDt and at the moment. full and fair statement Is
not always to be obtained The smoke Of the battle
however Is now clearing away and the actual facts
laIing to the legality OF the act aud the question
city between these t~o high which
the matter has at length received itse-are begin hing
TO be more apparent For the infor OF the
therefore we subjoD extract from the communica-
tion OF the Mayor to the Common Council wherein bs
D,Dua,es hat Alderman Compton usurped the exc
cutiye suthoity while he himself In the city toge-
ther with the petition and nent of the Alderman
ating thereto well the depositons Of ir Kings
sDd Mr.. Matsoll and MIR. Burdett ada before the
Superior Coort where the whole subject Of the Eighth
A,,oue Gailroad difficulty is under advisement
From careful perusa OF these, the public form
pretty correct conclusion to which is right in tho pre-
m'es end whether Alderman Compton did or did not
" uturp the executive authority
The following are extracts from the message Of tn
Mayor TO the Board Of ASST taus dated July sth so
ssriates to the question Mt issue:-
Cp the l7b day Of June last the Board OF Aldermen
passed certain resolutions which had been adopted the
day before In the Board of Assistant Aldermen revoking
'he gfent heretofore given 70 Peuigrew SHERMAN and
oh,lS ot prmissiuD 20 construct what is general
lpo~n IS the Eighth Avenue Railroad and giving new
giant ior The tsme purpose to Guuavus A. Conover and
others,
ON the 18th Of June. while in the city Of Ne.
Yk aud when no person had authority to perform my
.x,cutye duties. Alderman Richard Compton of The
Iiehlh sMd assuming to be the acting Mayor Of Cd.
city noosed b's approval In that capacity the
itioDs above mentioned had neither requested moi
exleeed that any such acten ght take place. 1t
te manifest to you that Aldermsn Comptons action In
this matter y entirely void and you will perceive how
dangerous 'he conSequences might be- II during ths
,npsry sbsepc. Il the Mayor from hs office the Pre-
sid n Of the Eoard OF aldermen could await himself
that opportunity 20 usurp the executive authority AM
deprive tbe people o that supervisory control i'm
yiovjdbt icehlaon which the charter coniers on th
cbict nngi,trate Of the city.
II deem proper 10 state that the preamble aud resou
tions referred TO- constitute the only the Com
e. unci which Alderman Compton undertook TO pass up
tp bis sssunption OF my office On the ~
that prcsp BILE and resolutions ps1sed reSolu
tion relating to the Sixth Avenue Railroad uke~is
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Marine Court.
Before Hon. Judge CowlC

Before Hon. Judgc U0wIes.
July l6.-.1chon .fgains' a Railroad j Dt1ped the
iBden Rrer RairoadThis action To recover tbs
value q horse and wagon damaae ed through the alleged
tgence o the defendants agent or servant in April
lntt AZ Eleventh and Thirty-nmth street.
The conploDant contended that the steam engine was
orv,n ~ greater speed than consistent With safety
~ crossing For the defence, negligence denied
ih'r part but charged the part Of the driver of
pannh Cart and also contended that they were
mel bound 70 adbere TO particular rate Of speed acr
tney Tad passed Thirty rt street that they gave the
usual signal Of their approach Notwithstanding which
the driver of the cart persted crossing the track
The Judge held that there OF the part
~ the driver Of the cart the plainn could
The jury having been In deberaon time were un-
able TO agree, and were discharged
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ARRIVAL OF THE PHILADELPHIA.

The Deaths ON Bsard--Tho Siok at Key
Wcst-The Destination OF tho Rcmaln lag
Passengers.
The stesmship Phiadelphs, Capt SeGowan, arrivS Z
at this port yesterday, from Key Vest She lcf that
port at4 o'clock NJ. on the 18th inst
She brings the following passengers to this city,
2slssr smith nf'f som sa:h wv osasy y's
f$sls sr%ss %ssssi''s ls,ss %s:
s'iSs Gss"sa ss ssd9 S'
~R ss Ts. Dss
Kipsler. N nunneesn, Richard Wear, Co smss (
R'a g'rs rs'i's .ssTy
Nss Sssy essa i.Ts: s:.s
son ist Thoupson "a, Richard Mall Pat Hurley sss
Dsna bass ha. saes .:
VIZ s.n i s s'Ty SS sShI Css
VIM Lord, VIM o'Bren, N Carroll. J CLARK. NJ Igo.
The following passengers from Aspiuwal left siek
ut Key Wet -
Mc.sisy w.'.on ncu,ohoos .'Sn nca.sss::.
Minor Ford. of Chagres fcver.
The balance OF the passengers who board upsa
the arrival Of the ship at Key West disposed az -
follows
which left Ksy su.s s.'','' "''n'"
wnii.D. Which left The OH o. July. ''''
ing on the 18th Of July.
The few remaining to leave the steamship Iss
bel, on the 18th inst
Annexed is complete list Of the deaths board the
Philadelphia after she left Aspnwall 1t appears thsa
forty -four passengers and eleven Of the crew died =:
NAMES OF THE DEAD
Andrsw Jones. illinois chelers; Patrick Ksvaasst
New York, bilious fever William Md,as. Mobile.
Mobile. Don yinosntolurbe Havana William Morrow Ar
kansas, VIM Jackson Tennessee Henry Goupio, Fran
Pepp,ll Iowa, WIN Hutton, do, Joseph Grenp New
York Haywood. North Care lima, Mrs Erancac Dos
besb France. Isaac 0steen, Missss sippi Rou udsres
Mobile Field, New York, Ira Burdssi PennsyIvaaia
7 Bassett New York II Saunders Bremen, l. Wiooxin.
Kentucky Pat Hurley 3D. Ireland James Scott. rndisa
Betser South Carolna muei Jobpscn Mobile Thes
Etieley. Tennessee. Daniel Ha,eltcn, New York Hiram
Mebdeuhtn Indiana, u Dow; Mobile cholera; Tn
Murray Nc. York CGo,zal.s o. % Havana Millions feyev;
California cholera; d BMoFely Mobile Pat knsey, New
York Thomas Nelson Town bilious fever VIM Gibson
Ohio apoplexy; James Austin. Jamaica Jacob
Amsterdam ii Mitchell bilious fever.
CREW. Jesse Sinnot, walter; Louis Benelius. second
steward Patrick Scmers John fatohe Edward Rogers,
walters; M MoSweeney barber Michael Mullin wAitss5
Stephen Moore PAM try H. g. House, cook James A.
Moore, waiter. George Travis, butcher, Of cholera
Our thanks due to Mr.. Il. III Mitchell, the gentSe-
manly purser OF the r., for the above information.
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Wreck or a Belgian Bark.

CHARLESTON, July II, 1852
The Belgian bark Matthew Won Bree, of ntwerp from
MasDzas with acargo Of $500 boxes Of sugar ashore
near Alligator Reef Key West, the I'd OF July. The
leak could not be gained The ship stripped and
some 500 boxes of sugar total loss The hull
sold on the l0 Of July for $S6 Ihe value Of the cargo
and material saved S17 900 not including damaged
sugar The salvage awarded 40 per cent, after de-
ductipg duties $1,000 worth of wet stock sold,
which salvage was awarded of rs per cent.
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Duel.

New ORLEANS, July IT, 1852
duel was fought yesterday, between f. j. Carroll
editor of the Crescent and j. NJ BACON with rifles
After the second fire, the affair amicably settled
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Movements or Steamships.
AT CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON July II, 1852
The Isabel has arrived She left Havana the morn
ing and Key West the evening of the fourteenth.
Sh. sais this afternoon for Baltimore to repair.
1bc steamship james Adger arrived ut seven O'Clock
this morning in fifty hours from New York the quickest
trip yet.
AT NEW ORLEANS.
NEw ORLEANS July 16 1859.
The steamship Falcon sailed to-day for Asplnwau,
direct
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Sale of the Bark Nicochee.

hEY Wtsf. July ", I60Z
On the bark Ncochee and cargo valued ut 1923 $40 the
wreckers awarded 81 a40 being thirty three and third
per cent Time was allowed Captain Thorr to hear from
the North.
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RAILRAoD ACCIDENT -Yeeterday, Is tbe be.nsa aJ"
noon train on the Petertoro and Shirley ros actios
Wet Groton about half mile from the uro'ou h.os.
the fot ward truck wb.e the let OF the esys
while the train going at the rate 9, peaIn @ r,s
hour The pieces Of the wheel new ooupbsa me
A.. ,.n5 lilo an internal machine. The tram WAS oo-
layea s.y,ra hours Fortunately none 81 ,ne pa,sesen
", re injured Among them were JuNs m%'s mn'm
=, family of Ohio Ihis IL the foprth locomotive nss
bas h., d, abhd the Fitchburyioad withintwod
- go,ton Iisrald 16h INST
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Arrival of the Southern Mail-Thc Cele
br0llOn aJ NaaR ara.


The mail is through from New Orleans. No news
Large numbers Of the wbig. of Baltimore are making
arrangements to visit Niagara tn" anniv"r.ary Of tn.
their intention of going.
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Accident 70 - Steamboat.

The steamboat Zephyr, of Philadelphia, while going on
an excursion. yesterday morning, to Collins Beach.
above this place broke her strap connecting rod Witch
caused the piston rod to down and break the cyn
der to piccys. The passengers taken off by the
steamer Balloon all believed to have ESCAPED un
bnrt
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MEAaHrR INVITED TO ISDrANA The Genern
Assembly OF Ind,sua through be Governor have nvsc
an, Irppc,s Meagber viait that state The e.,
~ oy,rpor rebt and resolutions Of the Assembly %
the subject src pubshed under the sea Of the Stase
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PROGRAknfE OF ARRANGEMENT
FOR TIE
FUNERAL CEREMONIES
or THE LATE
HON. HENRY CL LAY.
TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1852.

The Special Joint Committee If the Common Council
OF the city Of New York. appointed TO make the
ry arrangements for the obeque of the late Hon Henry
Clay, respectfully announce the following programme
GENERAL WILLIAM HALL
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Mayors of New York, Brookyu, Wsmssurs Jersey City
and Ne sark.
The Common Councils Of ho iias Of New Philade
phia, 8roohlyn, Williamsburg jersey Cty. Sasart, Pa
tcrson sud adj inios CHI ~ tns fol,owi y order
THE Hoard Aldermen preced.i by their Arms
abn headed thois Prssiepnt
The Board OF hssissant Aiisvmen oy thar sar
geant -arrn-. aod he id,d by tneir Presdsut.
Umcer, "f both B,ards
Committee OF the Council nf tIs Ci.y of Pbtad,ip pha
The Common Council of the citv of Book w
0cers of the Comm Council cf the city R-noklv
Mayor and Common CouD I'll of the city o IN,
Nth their nfioe's
The Common Council Of Jersey city With their Clerk Mar
sbai, and other q eccra.
The Common Council Of tho City Of Newark With tbc
Clerk and otSer Om
Committee on the mart ot the VILLAGE Of Jamaioa.
Ex-Presiaents of the Urited States
His Exoelienry Governor Burt and suits.
Heads OF DEPARTING ts ~ ths state
Sfnate and Assembly Of the state pf Nev York.
Members OF the Senate and Hunse Of
tn" United states.
The Reverend the Cherry.
Jhe Commanding Omcer II the Firt United States Military
District, and his Aids.
Omofrs OF the Army ~ the 4 nit.d, States.
Com. W. ID Salter. Coumander a. tho Navy Yard and
station Of New York.
With the Ofhcev. Of tho Nay of tha Un;ted states
= Civic Officers OF the Navy Yard
New York State Society Of the Cincinnaa
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.sss; & ss Is; !: i = E p.''s "sl
i. -ssss rs -; .s paints. & 800 4 p.,ss
~SIs load 81 and PLAIN may
PEE, Ma slss esYsT ssvrSssxr 'f5fs. sS9
Th. s..asl ieu. Of a.a he q he sard
Ssssl asssais Cement sssa with
1srs .ss b ssns :s. o osS.. .s ;s,
ashss asss sosea
sad nsa w dressed Fiosfns
n stables and feeds room, istst a e
sais 4 sass @
sd desk thereon IN materials s etc., in all respects The
nh sf s s f sas fs tss III
1ss ne ss's a q ss s ss iss s
Msas @ y dss '''e'
/ sag. with will the sas IL q
IL ns - sos I a Is H. s % q Building ~ sas
o a hs Sidewalk b rased the pitch Of s IS to
sssss sd sas ETC s'S
CIRCULAR OPENING ~ sas1s, sre. 4.
s FABLE ably, s s mSm S or
pnssIs ns % hs Top will be Of wood painted with three
eesnps sso,s. ~, :. ,,,n fin
60 inch CUTTERS for main house, having two OF I'm
conductors with iron guards feet high.
to t. sn il thss speseaons e deseensy supplied BY
according the plans and to the true esnn and intent
.mn s,ss q se .,,tisa Of die Surveyor in four
The date under pen" Per day for every
% y q h months
& sas RSes # At th' psr % anu ''
security will party parties
It'd adnRcaon in the full amount Of the the salts
Ssw1rlsans, Janaary - 1859 HUGH GRANT,
l. ~ surveyor oil tile Second Municipality
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Observation-Disclosures FROM THE FounrH

~ Ox.--The DIGESTIVE FLUID GAS
TRIO JUICE prepared Rene the stomach OF the Ok d
cons by Baron Leg the Physiological Chemist
s. Houghon NJ D. North Eighth Philadelphia
Liver Complaint Constipation and Debility, curing Natures
method by Natue agent, the Gastric Junce 1t
yeiise of Cholera ketps the stomach and bowels In paeey
healthy condition.
Half easroona this fluid infused in will digest
solve i've pounds of roast beef about two enra of the stomach
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE
Baron Lbg his eearbted work Animal Chemistry
artificial digestive qui analogous to the Gastric Juice readily
prepared the membrane of the stomach the
which articles food, will
stomach:
Pereira 'on Diet published b,
Fowler and Wells
the method prepsron There higher authorizes tan
Perea
Dr. Combc liz his valuable writing the Physiology Digestion
observes that dninnon OF the due quantity the ar Juice
prominent and nh prevailing Dpea nd he that
distinguished Professor Of Medicine Londun severely
ed vii. the complaint finding thing else fail had
the Gastric juice obtained the stomach Of living anma, Which
proved completely suecssstule
Dr. rahan author Of the famous work veget9 De
II remarkable physiology, animals
macerated water mart Tho fluid tho
articles Of food, eheeing kind in
wise different from the natural digestive process.'
Dr. sinon grea. The Chemsry Man. Qea Blanchard,
in the history Of digestion.
know that food is dissolved rapidly artificial gesfvs
prepared from Pepn rs is in the natural Gastric Juice itse'
Prof. Dungsen, Jefferson College, Phadeph his great
on Human deyoes than fy
Juice, obaned from the living human stomach and from animals
well known In all cases. he digestion perfectly
III The artificial as in the natural dyestion,2
~ For further proof Of the this
at 70 Magazine and get descriptive
A. KENDALL CO., General A for Southern Snles.
aF forsaq Also by Druggists generally. ny2S
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THE GROWING ORNAMENT OF BEAUTY is A BEAUTIFUL
HEAD OF LUXURiANT HAIR.
ScT


THE oRlsINA Al, AND ONLY has
remedy Almost iay We hear new and heretofore unknown Vrte
bs % i. a1s NEW . @
deep science Mr. HENRY DALEY the inventor
admirable the combination of i ingredients that it ia found
as pse It a aaa. o @ subject Let
sys GaS$ss.
A Ra aseng isRe bo rxr ,o
Vii s . wen
"1sa S @ sp s a o ssT ed have ssd N
.ss , hs, =
w says r Eve s he diseases
testimonials valve selected rom to ousads IL our csassen
'0'' ut F'''' VI '"s s0'A's'
PILES.
not b. sared BY the FAN EXTRAcToR ln rseJY and
Joba wn p rs.aep 81 ao county and CITY Of
nat feel s solemn mn, duty TIT to the i 9nnaat @ publicly
I'll DIN pa SsSu Sssh sfas
s or Sn nS r SO ny S . sr srsndsd HIP
W Ph II R ssd to make trial Al
@ SGiGs KEN nrs a nsq as ever and t. The gs Of @
wiling should statement Of an I'D resident any
Cincinnati 18th month nj:
For Er,spes, the PAIN ExTR ACrroR ,nvsIrs. o,sr
ls. mks As disease disappear iiI
% h6 5aws Ss a a the OF the 's" and
ARRAY MAY S. ISIS "A jackson street.
bany orng distressing Erysiea atteple with IN
large humps Die eggs, potrumg and large SS,
s sas ay 1 as S'I n. ,ss iss ~
burning heat satsf it,
Mrs. Je,sup desired ms to '4'"
~ = $500 ~ ~ aain -
r,;ots ea. :, Iry.r !; ,n,c al MI and hassJ s' w
nniut m. ororily fl was ohtanel and new In seIna ~
me n, soy he bunino in the rle ayen rs Pill ~ w..
tail em shieb soon cured mo owe my l ~ sor nla Il,
rt being now IA strong as yar md ay ae NJ. sva-
H.. .a.r 1sts e ~ lsEp ~. IH III
~ ' " SALT RUEJru A Ri'i'SN'i'
=, - r, !, ,,r,s N, ~ =, INN; n, ,,,c,, .
e,a Gs az, al a Rbna 81 i @ n psrh Hssa
ny ay LOT ' Nnh VI een years duration, ana Tor Warts
le s @ Nv o NJ a so theg mPrs ooth
yrups that the from what has ian under ay
observation added 10 the respectable testimonials
have relief do most
cheeuy the use OF this in
valuable saye. ROSWELL CHAPLIN.
Buffalo, N. Y.
CONSTITUENCIES. ,p roNsTrp aTInN NJ, me-. pnupI 6
y1II AN Eyr, aSsroR !, ,ts ,rra - o,i - w ~
& ~ e tufes, sits. anu no7t eeHn re-
IN me
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M ea asnps an sS F.a a nd sp
o ss sa .s e XII sl d. s,
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