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Wan Departnla
Bureau ropoeraphical Ensineers' sep,. Is, lss

Bureau Typographical Engineers Sept 10, 1854
wiz be received BY me Secretary q War until me
liver at which the will be awarded the lowest
sponsble bidder provided be satisfactory the drpa5i
men and shall exceed hundred thousand dollars
CONDITIONS.
The materials forming the raft only be thoroughly
moved from The be destroyed,
orm oD-,ueons OF ipedment 10 The navigation thereof
contractor shall report that portion Of
has been removed and desoed ihs shall BE- inspected by
he fet the department will such proportion Of the whole
p Ss s @ S % s & %
shall be less Than fifteenth OF the whole work
July le53 he viii which he willing
ps,e wha ,ha, and also The sum for which be VIII
Tor the mentioned PERIOD he will state and will
for The last mentioned period only.
When ihe lime specified completion
the work shall have arrived the same shall be inspected BY an ON
officers detailed that by the Secretary of War and
iii shall SUCH nspeton tina. the contract has been fully
y h , nm" " wy .ha an,ssmsn ,aeadnr ne tweny y m
Ieiained article appear
the balance du, the contract shall be forfeited 10 the
popsf ssscns have Sesa by she 10 lis
gagemen shall offer complete the work without add
lion olhe Secretary War be purpose.
Of that the work shall be completed,
required give bond for $40 900,
conditioned faithful bidder
VIII transmit at the same time with his proposals me names OF me
they will his bond suree above mentioned and
State when he resides that said suees are respectable ctzens
and thai he considers Them worth ten thousand dollars over and
these conditions shall be complied with.
The will be addressed the undersigned marked on
JJ. ALBERT,
r and Enquirer, and Express New York. In
nat, ohio Louisville Journal Louisville Ksnueky 81 Louis
La Orleans Commercial Bulletin, orleans Dee, and
New Orleans Republican, New Orleans La viii insert the above
daily times and then twice week until January d 1883
Sept 2l-dlWS2awtIan
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sY ROBERT sTRoS
Transition ooaI.

a,s rare and valuable coal variety quite changed into
s oses aDon our globe Viz south Wales.
Russia near ihe Black sea amd a. pui % ana G
commands .ne aisGesi price. mined upon he large
saisd in Psnnsvaaa and nearer hs cities o. Baltimore
Washington than the coal o. any os sv easy sh @
,smpsre o,he weather and =, gea' powe, n eea
himnou coal cleanliness OF The anthracite aud
s@'s, soss sss making sa ssa. s" s @ ss a
n, an a. consumed MOI with The anlhracitas, especially
sammon Practice sng
fuel In burning te transition coal 're = ns oasts 9r hs small
Is fseeenod at ALL the d"'t only should be taken
very impression exists with many persons,
Goals are me o economical .a for for ordinary @ .a rS
when they sold BY wronr IL rsyor. valuable work lsa
burning yielded more heat 10 room in fifteen hours q nan
~ pounds aan The White ash az 81 per ton Any
son these heavy Goals M be asonsed at e
ss me wsis aud burnt in suitable manners
sppnsnaT sn s.' Now OWN a. 's eae us
unless greater daust be applied 70 i an he coal naturally re-
e made o hickory oak wood and would be equally
absurd g apply a constantly sonM1 he bpn w,su uoa pome
drauht and without using larger quantity OF eoa nan he tempe
soves cooking &c are invented annually to con
@ ca bur y pa. ewsye se'n e s w e
20 burn COAL The variety will make beautiful fire. and
no e % @ vss S The alone Is to be
lated BY damper In introducing hs new soa m pf ne r %
give greater confidence buyer that the celebrated
free burning Peach Orchard dsrc Potts
yIe continuation the Dauphn teins and they approach
the nearest u the transition coal.
the transition coal have already been made the
Columbia and be obtained at retail from the follow
%ym r. Dove, Washington. Woodford Stone, Washington
y. Msgruder, do Hunsberser Co. do
VIM Wader. do Myers Baker, Georgetown.
Orders oa III coal % s % :, ss Ts nSn e for sus @
Coal Company, will be promptly executed by
- " ADAMS FOSTER, Agent,
#s5s Office southwest Baltimore and South
BALTMoRE, Ses1ember i6, 1882
Sep l6-deodlm
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ISOR RENT-Two large stores, with finished
Seventh and Market
valuable stands kind Of business
Warrington well lighted and
fuel OF the best drinking
These have been finished on the most
lighted Possession the LIST
Aso will be for large warehouse in the
"a feet IS deep and
high, cellar "a by SO feet deep This
building could easily finished dry goods and large
There could made IN the kygt OF dmen
sions.
The upper dwelling portion of building will be completed BY
October, the LIST No
vsber very suitable for large boarding house containing
fine high ceilings well lighted and
dated and having attic hotel could be
finishing attaching the warehouse, addition
upper of bndng which would then add
twenty dining "a feet by e5 feet deep II
houses all modern Improvements
C0nplets cooking The most delightful drink
kitchen, conveyed through the
ssory from kitchen all the stories; also
the kitchen fixtures all
Of the desirable
Of Pennsyya AID Louisiana
avenues, fronting public il daghtfu cool
Of city, equdstant the Capo and Prrsi
all the public buildings and
No cuud be selected for hotel and
good and responsible will be made reasonable This
of Baltimore repair the
which saby
called for by the condition in which building
by the original i've months
expense me, ubsianiial faithful
put wherever
cspsary, they stand like rock. #"
of
ond door west from the corner of 18Th street -
Sen uesT
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Proposals for ftations.
4. IirApsUARrrns MARrsr c

+st+ fiEApQuARrEM MARINE CoRPst
...T. QuaTernasters Once, Washington Oct II, le92
SEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received this ONCE until III
D~oeock Thursday the h day OF November nexi, for
furnishing United States marines al tue following STA
lions for the year 1858, viz
sg.at#l Portsmouth,, New Hampshire
Charestown, Massachusetts,
brooklyn, Long Island, New YORK
Philadelphia Pennsylvania
Gospou, near Norfolk Virginia.
Pensacola, Florida and
Washington, District OF Columbia.
pound and OF fresh beei
pound eighteen OF bread
supenne -four the option OF the gov
Of pounds of good coffee twelve
white beans four OF of salt tour
brown soap half pounds good
hard dipped tai0w candles each hundred rauonS
The beef required shall be delivered the order OF the
mauding bulk by the single ration
shall choice OF
the pork be No and the OF the best
quality OF the kinds named, subject 10 inspection.
No bid office accompanied by
ohe II awarded The suf
fcency OF the snrees be certified by official
endorsed Proposals bidder will
be notifed OF the fact through the post office.
The Repube Washington Portsmouth Journal mouth,
New hampshire Atlas and Daily Courier, Bss
Massachusetts Bunker hin Aurora ChaesoWn, Massachu
New York Courier Enquirer Mirror Express and Post New
York; Brooklyn Evening Star Brooklyn, Long and New York
Philadelphia North Amercan SUM- and Daily Times, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania Patriot aud American, Baltimore, Maryland ga
zee Alexandria, Virginia Richmond Whs and Republican,
gna aud the Pensacola Gaze Pensacola, Florida will the
above three insertions each week until the h OF Nnvember
and send The accompanied by printed copy OF the
Oct l23tawtNOvll
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THE PURE KTND.--Just received large invoice OF linen
goods pue, all hnen,'y follows, and canddly think
them the cheapest OF their kinds In the District
100 dozen good linen diaper towels, at 81 per dozen
$50 do table napkins at 81 80 and 81 per dozen great bar
gains
pieces ne fashioned linen slleeiinKs, wide
10 do fine table damask, nj so cents per yard
db table dnmast, 6l md u cen yard, with
endless variety Of dnc dantks, diap"f-, and
CllIuRs
3 do dama.k t'weing, by the piece, 81 Z cons per
yard well worth 10 cents
100 do Irish linens, from medium to superfne.
opinion will sell the cheapest and best linen
goods, OF all classes, 10 bu had In this market
We offer especial inducements purchasers OF black goods
Fine boubans black menos, apaca and cacoes OF choice
qualities allow prices,
rs pieces fne and glossy black silks -
bundles select warm black stockngs for ladies'
autumn and winter
80 styles bonnet Hbands.
Also daily expected the money for those bills that ought have
been paid July l..
Terms cash. unless arranged 10 the contrary.
Good articles prices and fair dealing may be relied on an all
PERRY 8 BROTHER
Oct 2-du Opposite Centre Market
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TO orr SUBSCRIBERS 3

The person will be entered our boeat unless
payment Of the subscription be made In advance.
Distant subscribers money BY letter. the psslsse On
which will paid BY assumed ourselves IN lss ssis
transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER published weekly during The sss
Of Congress, and semi weekly during The
Subscriptions for period less year will be received
term proportoned 10 the above annual
Or POsTMAsTERs authorized agents and, w
sending Us FIyR DAILY subscribers, $50
SEMI -WEEKLY subscribers, with SIS enclosed WEEKLY
subscribers $40 enclosed will be emitted copy OF the
same edition as they subscribers for, gratis
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Up,vcrsIty Of Maryland.

HE forty nh annual session will begin Thurday October "a
4 1854 and end on The LIST OF March, 1859
Principles and Practice or surgery aud Clinical surgery Nathan
R. Smith, N. D.
Chemistry and Pharmacy William y. a. Akin, NJ d,
Pnclpc and Practice OF Medicine and Clinical Medcine Sam
uel hew, NJ. u.
Anatomy and Physiology, Joseph Roby, VI. ID.
Obsterics Richard II. Thomas, NJ. ".
maera Mcdca Therapeutics, and Pathology George w. Men
berger, NJ. u,
Practical Anatomy berwick u, Smith, NJ. ID.
Fees for the full eousc, 500 demonstrators fee $40 macula
ton, - graduation, $40.
For purposes instruction. the faculty have their
nand the Baltimore fn6a the street with the Un
vey and W immediate nsghborhood continuing ahurdred and
eighty beds, belonging University, md managed and
tended entirely by the faculty This institution devoted the
cepon aud NJ disease which furnish
most useful and profitable subjects clinical observation An
addition 70 be mode during present which will
rally increase its and advantages u 10
all naifcuas of the school throughout the without FEE
Anatomical material abundant and cheap Expenses Of living
In BaitHlore as low as in any Atlantic city -
WILLIAM q. A. AKIN, N. D., Dean.
BslrsorE, May rs, 1852,
July 97--9awu5Oct
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Hayvthorne's Life Of Gen. Pierce.

THE Subscribers have Just published authentic edition o
Life Of Franklin Pierce; by Nathaniel hawthorne Drawn up
from original Sources and containing the Generals military oun
field,
The biography Illustrated with portrait from paint
ing ny fcnny, executed expressly for this work.
~ Mr, Hawthorne
ever since been his intimate friend he peculiarly well qualified o
this undertaking. and his hh sufficient
anteo Of the ability with which tb. book written
pared with the sanction OF Gen. Pierce.
s handsomely printed
Of jlk cents In covers and so n muslin.
Persons ordering copies and eming the amount
or the the publishers, shall the books promptly
ivered 10 them free of expense
liberal discount win be made who buy 10 sell again
Early orders solicited.
TICKNoR REED, q FIELDS,
Corner Of Washington and school Streets Bos'on.
For sale In Washington by TAYLOR n MAURY, and
Oct 3-eodt3iOc F.TAYLOR
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OILS, TEAS, CANDLES, COTTON LAPS
gallons bleached unhleached winter sperm oil
gallons beached winter patent ae oil
1900 gallons pure linseed oil
a51 boxes sperm candles, H. Sc, 6's, first quality
900 half chests aunpowder, imperial young hyson tea
$50 half chests oolong, Chuan, and souchong teas
500 boxes ground coffee, various qualities
900 bales "Buena Vista" cotton laps.
Every article warranted as represented For sale by
STAINS MURRAY * CO.,
Oct 5-aw Corner OF 10Th street and Penn, avenue.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF GEoRGErowN COL


Corner Of r and Toelfh streets, WdfhinEton, y. G.
TAcuLTY.
Noble Young NJ D. Professor Of Principles and Practice Mcd
Of Surgery.
Fodoado Howard, NJ. D. Professor Of Obstetrics
Of Women and Children.
Johnson Elliot NJ ID Professor Of Anatomy.
Joshua Richie, NJ d. Professor Of Maera Medica and Phy
ology
J. w. Loveioy, NJ. D., Professor OF Chemistry.
Samuel W. Everett NJ d. Associate Professor Of Anatomy.
a, X Young NJ D. Demonstrator Of Anatomy,
The Lectures will hrt Monday in November
and continue until March.
Clinical Lectures will delivered operations performed
patients from the nhma Public Dispensary attached
College.
Mainculaton, (paid only once)
70
For further information, address
FI.oDoRApo HOWARD, NJ. ~, Dean,
Sept 7-1awd&cptNovI Corner Of 2 and Tenth streets
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pRANplEs. wINns, wmIsKnY. y. y. RUM

pRANDIEs WINES, wHIsISEY, N. II. RUM
ID IS half pipes otnd Dupuy Co.. Hennesy Co. Pnet Cas-
tetan h Co.
30 do do do do
% half and quarter pipes A. Seigneio Il Co. brandy
100 baskets Heidseck \ co. champagne
100 do grape leaf
100 do Gusler's Anchor
Port sherry, and madeira, all grades
Very old rye whiakcy. Also low grades.
Every article warranted represented. For sale by
STAINS. MURRAY h CO.,
Oct 5-iaw3w OF 10Th street and Penn. avenue.
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ID j. STEERS NEW GOODs.-P. J. STEER, merchant
tailor received elegant complete stock Of
public and them He haes
himself will be able fan his customers lite
BEFORE he allowed himself time and
taken greater pains than usual In laying Ia his stock.
Prices will be low, and all work viii be done in the yey best
manner.
Sept 22-3tawJwif
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New Goods just Received.

THE subscribers presenting TO The public the largest and
stock goods they have before offered
with
ee low cannot be equaed in the
District Our stock comprises Others the following
p dress fine "A bocade silks white light and dark colors,
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, Ew rApEsrRY ANN vELvrr cAnpErINGs.

A Ew TAPESTRY AND VELVET CAHPETINGs.-
Just received the Of the subscribers additional
the goods all Of which will be found desirable
cheap beyond precedent
S bales rontdoo in various staples ali which will be
found be ndesucbe dampnesa, aud very
able,
Also, extensive supply Of ready made
quality OF fabric, and win he sold for seetng
be bought without the ofhemming.
additional supply Of heavy Flemish table toilet
which bo sold further reduction of prices
nounoement. CL AGErT A DODSON,
Dealers in nil kinds Of furniture dry goods.
Oct 5-1teoif
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Fall Trade, Is5a.--Maryland aud Virginia.

our friends residing the
obtain their fall and winter supplies OF dry goods Of
sualy favorable terms the approaching season.
We have purchased IN the northern and eastern markets
which daily additions viii be made OF all that desirable
and novel in the way Of dry goods.
goods all classes, styles, and prices constantly
hand.
Ladies' Of all kinds from the panes fabrics the finest
kinds In vogue, IN endless variety.
Gentiemen's goods OF the finest and medium quacs with all
articles for their line proverbay prices
Misses wea-We pay particular all
ns-ce' and chidrens
Youths wear.We have styles selected necessary for
purpose, with an eye to styles, fabrics and prices.
Mourning good-Consany hand article nf dry goods
for apparel the bes fabrics known the trade and
extremely low prices
kind styles and price, Of the best brnnds
alike for and door in
usually found In well ordered dry goods establish
ment.
We desire to increase trade.
All establishment be for approved
paper short dates
Cool articles prices dealing, be relied
cases. PERRY n BROTHER,
Opposite Centre Market, Washington, d. g.
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OEALED PROPOSAL, will be received by the
y until 2 day OF November II oc for
fus northwest the south Of the Prden
House.
made for doing the work by cubic
In bank before lining The
from place ofdepose about 200
yards.
The OF earth complete the contemplated i
s estimated 1000 cubic yards but should
earth be required the contractor bind himself deliver
additional quantity The
to be completed by the lst day OF April next
wM. ID. BRACRENRfDGE,
f Agent for the Improvement Of the public grounds
Sent aS-Qaw22Nov
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CINGLE and Double Barrel FowlIog-pieees, &C.
~ The subscriber happy inform his and the public
geperAAy arrivals England he has received
and opening Of the largest and complete
and low
English double barrel offered for sale
District. E
order the England
Purehas therefore rely getting good article mode
price.
e~ie opened splendid Of cunning appara
TASKS, shot pouches
and bss bags liquor TASKS metallic and other wsd
washing cleaners screwdIivs
covers Walkers Eys, and Coxs Eys wire cartridges
sizes mounting. back action and bar locks by the
worms, ramrod heaisand in fact
every article belonging 10 the
"A earnestly the old established
PennsyIvanis avenue, near sixth street.
Sep Ie-2aw6wif JOHN W. BADEN.
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= ~rr NOTICE TO THE PUBJrC.-on and aner
GSlkc the m day of October the mail boat will leave
her berth for the south quarter past o'clock In
Sept 3O--2aw4w GEO. MATTINGLY, Agent
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From the Crusader.
THE TRIBUNE-oUR DEFENCE

liL ltNlbONE-OUR DEE ENOE.
Mr. Mor ought 10 gets 'ccrti6cite' that he himself
edits the Crusader HIS AZ the heal of the editorial
columns has not been saiJenat least Iudge from
The fact that he weekly eerates that he is the that
concocts the matter for that paper. We assure him
cherish envy Of The ability he displays the glory he
viii win. - Concord Tribune.
We felt it 10 be duty last week 10 tenn.
peance friends particularly against attempts which have
recently been made TO palm of on the public al a distance
scurrlous articles against eminent citizen OF this place
as from paper and Office, and state that Dudley
Palmer, whom have TO believe is the rta who.
may be the ottnsei author OF those articles has no
on whatever with this the only paper this State
devoed exclusively TO the cause OF temperance This
course on our aT due alike TO the OF temperance
and truth, has called out article in The Concord Tti.
hume Of which the above is an extract sneerng at us
and our ability IN conducting this paper. Tha, attack
entirely unprovokel unless the conductor Of the Tri-
bune was conscious that article had direct and just
application 10 himself
o. our sincerity in the cause advocate. man can
doubt And the article in the Tribune, in its sneering
auson 10 onr name al the head OF our columns, re-
minds us OF another merit shall claim and that is
hat our name is not so Infamous that we obliged to
conceal H. Why does not the name OF Dudley s. Palmer
appear AT the head OF the Tribune We assure him that
he will need no certificate to prove whe edits that paper
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Collectors ONCE, ,ity Hall,
october 4 is5o.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. hereby given that de-
~ ducon Of six H. allowed by law the tres OF the
Oct 7-eotNoyiT n. !. ROCHE, Collector.
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NOTICE.

MIR. j. EDREHI, a native of Morocco has the
M honor to to the public that he has for sale
excellent article called AMULETS, which is preven
tive Of Cholera, Scarlet Fever and other contagious dis
extensively in England during the OF
Cholera in 1892 and approved by the Medical Faculty
in that country This Amulet is berry that grows upon
trea Mount Lebanon in botanic garden near Jerusa
lem has patronzed in the four quarters of the
world This Amulet Is excellent article 10 prevent the
spread of sseasefrom its smell is preventive
Of Fevers and general decline of the system 1t is
q necklace around the neck for ornament and also
bracelet around the wrist From its strong odor 1t
excellent and certain article for the preventive OF moths
in clothing.
This article Is patronized in England France and Italy
and likewise acquired universal patronage In America No
one should be without this excellent article.
Ladies' and gentlemen! You have now the only oppor
tunity of purchasing them you will have, have again
when am gone. They sold at reasonable pricerom
81 to 81 for each necklace.
Mr. Edrehi will remain but short time, and may be
found at MEMO LULLAYS Cigar and Tobacco Store,
iy 9-1w Pom. av., bet ~ and 9th SITS.
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HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.

There nothing that be compared to the Mustang
Mnimen in its speedy and permanent of Strains,
Bruises Cuts Calls Chafs Scratches sweny Poey Fis
tula Big head SPAWN, Ringbone, Windgal, any un-
natural enlargement of bone or muscle. We have hun
toned above.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Every store should be supplied with this valuable Ln
ment as it pays good profit and sells rapidly
The Mnment is put up in three Sizes The ffty-cent
size contains three times the quantity of the
ze and the dollar size contains six times the quantity
the twenty-fve-cent size.
A. G. BRAGG Il CO.. Proprietors,
Cd and Market sts ST. Louis, and 304 Broadway, NY
For sale by all Druggists in Washington and Georgetown
o. NJ. LINTnIcuM, Georgetown
CANDY & HATCH, General Agents,
may 2S-eo2m cor. Light Lombard sts, Baltimore.
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FORTRESS MONROE, May 2s, 1923.


DEAR GENERAL: Our friend, Lieut. Col Young,
is on the point of returning to Colombia, and
will do me the favor to explain to you how our
correspondence has been interrupted, and the
lively interest take in the three fine boys you
have done US the honor to send among us, for
their education. The President deemed this cir
cumstance so iattering to the United States that,
following up his kind feelings for sister repub-
lie, he Immediately ordered with the appreciation
Of Colonel Young, that the boys should as they
successfully attained the proper age, be admitted
into our National Military Seminary, on foot
ing with our own cadets. The eldest of the
three will join in few days, and | shall have
the pleasure of being present, and of rendering
him oil the assistance in my power. You may
rely on q continuance of these attentions to
him, and also to the other two, who are placed at
school near my headquarters
We have heard with deep regret Of the loss of
two of your ships of war in an action with a
much superior force. Thank God, however, your
independence and liberties are placed beyond
the reach of foreign aggression. In few years
more our continent cannot fail to be occupied
wholly by republics. Liberty seems also likely
to spread over large portion of Europe, and
among its gallant asserters the Colombian army
certainly occupies foremost position.
Permit me, General, to say that | shall at all
times be happy to hear from you, and that am,
with great personal admiration and esteem, your
obedient servant WINFIELD SCOTT.
To General J. A. PAEz, &c.
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sSA New Remedy discovered for the

AS- A New Remedy discovered for the
cure of scrofua Ricketts, and syphilitic CompaintsRad
way Co.. the celebrated Chemists have discovered another
powerful and quick remedy for the speedy Of scrofua
Ricketts, Cancer Tumors Syphilis and other obstinate and
chronic diseases
The moment this extraordinary medicine Is taken 1t be-
gins curethe patient feels it working in the system al
most instantly 1t mpars electricity to every bone mus
ce re nerve and secretion of the SYSTEM resolving and
driving out all diseased depostes cleaning purifying and
enriching the BLOOD nvgoratng to healthy action the
energy and imparting healthy vitality to every nc
ton in the body 1t Is pleasant to take and quick to act
1t is called Railways Renovang Resovent price 81 per
bote and Railways Ready Relief sold for 25 and so cents
per bottle cures all rheumatic, neuralgia and
pains. 1t will cure Chils and Fever in fifteen minutes,
stop the distressing pains of Diarrha minutes and
check the most painful discharges in fifteen twenty min
utes
2s- For sale by c. sroTT & Co. and W. II. GnMAN-&a
f..Ino