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TWILIGHT IN THE VILLAGE

How softly falls twilight in the village
The woods are crowded with red, and
the hills fade from crimson to purple. \
holy radiance shines in the blue transpar-
ency of the skies. The birds twitter bits
of song, as they fold their plumagc for
rest. One star, out betimes, to light
its cloud path, trembles at its own beau
ty, mirrored in the placid river. In peace
the sun is sinking behind the hills
Peace is written on field, flower and leaf.
Peace seems falling from Heaven like the
dew that sinks in the heart of earth. THE
low hum of human voices is rather the
melody of silence than its disturber.
Down the hilly, winding road comes
the loaded vain. High perched in the
midst Of the fragrant hay-mound, sits a
yellow-haired child-tricky as a sprite,
an oat-plulne in his brimless hat, branch
of gaudy burs in his hand. All life will
weave thee crown of thorns, my boy,
even more rapidly, more surely, than
thou thy field treasures thou canst not
throw it by like those.
Black Pomp frisks by his masters side
as he guides the numbering oxen. The
old man is tired. And who shall say
what unwritten poetry swells his bosom
as he sees wife and babies in the mellow
distance. Sure of welcome-happy rus
tic he! No city splendor for him but
! large shares of heart and home.
In hundred kitchens the snowy cloth
is spread. On hundred hearths the
boiling kettle bubbles its merry music.
Out 60 mothers to gather in the strug-
Cling children from garden and hillside.
How the berries have stained them-lip,
check, frock and fingers, and what boots
chiding? They will do the same to-mor-
row. From hillside stream, come the
elder boys, their hands full of tiny fish,
and little girls haste from their mimic
gardens, leaving their broken twigs to
shoot into trees, as they fondly hope.
Neighbor halls neighbor, as he shakes
the dust from his shoes, and lifts the
latch from his gate, driving before him to
their shelter crowd of hens and chick
ems. Here and there white-headed pa
triot puts lingeringly from his sight his
favorite newspaper, folds the old horn
trimmed spectacles away in case, worn
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ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

'tiE undersigned respectfully ainoui-eS t.. tlI9
i i.ahl;c vi AlcXandra. titJ the u,J,t tNr ,ult,i
Try Ind astonishing Exhibition uf thr HIi>L ORA
MA. or "l Pictures of the New Testament vii: t-kt
pia;c at LIbSRIY HALL, oa TUESDAY. iii- 26th in
Sfeu'. ~ i, O'Clock. Eoofs cpenatT :.
The Bih!ioraia frn.a the Natl to he Asc"rsiI
OF Our LoT.i and Saviour Jesus Christ iii i2rne-
in fnl human size, vi lie acchmpaDa;i 10y an srHT0
pirate ierturr. following only the tiosp,i Without
lot" hing uInn different doc rnes Of churches. Only
saco' nnU"lC from the most ce'-h"ted composers will
harnunis" with the scenery as IL comes in view.
exhibitions every e.eHiag precisely at .. Vel
neSlays and Saturday afternoons FOR hos ~ .
o'clock
Price o admission - cents: Children bali price.
Iibrr Il rrsDgemrujs with schools. fAtra r.X Iii
bilious for select parties, with thsir rrroiht
lecturer, if demanded
oct l9-fti@;- GhRmAN 1UEDEES.
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SIUN THE GAMING TABLE.-Judse For
syth lately occupied . prominent position
in the State Of New nrk. lie possessed
a large property. which he lost by gam
bling. and end avored to redeem by for.
gerry. lie recently aed 10 England, after
involving his friends to large amounts for
endorsements. Commenting on his in.
fatuation, the Albany Express contains
some excellent remarks, from which We
extract what follows:
BY a strange pervcrsion of human na-
ture, the gambler debts are always debts
of honor. They carnot be collected in
a court of law, and therefore the gambler
feels himself honorably bound 10 pay
them. We have no doubt Judge For.
syth paid all these debts at the expense
Of his integrity as a man and his repu-
tation for life. Verify, this is world Of
inconsistencies. The celebrated Fox is
said to have refused the payment of q
small and Just debt, because he owed 8
debt OF honor an had not money enough
to pay them both. Injustice and forgery.
and breach of trust, are si committed
under the infa da'ioi. Of reckless and
gambling homer. The frenzy of the
game rises over the mird with the spirit
of insanity, binding ieeSon and judg-
ment and cHnscieIice to the very wheel Of
fortune. Let no man think himself safe
at game of hazard. he does not play
for money alone: ne hazards the pos
session of a sound mind.
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MRS. L. CONVERSE x MISS NJ M;LLEK,S =
Select SIC h ual for YntlnD l.adIss

Hamiion Terracc, No. 2i Eutc.o st1 ecf, Boii,aore
THESE ladieS, vino lave had 80 much -xp"rencr
L in teaching, both III the Eastern and Middle
States, will open Select Boarding and Day
School for Young Ladies, on tie FIRST MONDAY
IN SEPTEMBER. The success winch has nvari-
ably attended their past efforts. gives them assurance
that parents who nay entrrIs the education of their
children 10 their care will find the duties and re-
sp0nsibties o! this important and sacred trust faith
fully and ably discharged.
TIE English Department will be under the excu-
sire direction of the Principals OF the School and
well qualified Teachers will be employed TO give in
s,ruciion III the Ancient and Modern I.anguigts g
Music, Drawing. SC.
Fer terms, &c, apply 10 principals Circulars
he obtained at CisIlinas & Baiiey's. Baltimore
street, opposite Hanover. aug 26-2m
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POPULAR AND FAnILY MEDICINES

gold Bi htDWELL LAURENCE. Pennsy-
!, vania avenue aud 18th street, Washington, and
JOHN L. kiDNEiL, high street, Georgetown. b..
C.. comprising ia part:
Or. Jaynes Family Netiicine4-Dr Roses Family
Neiicincs-"i>,ars Rasam Of Wild Cherry-Ayers'
Cherry PrOra-SaRtS' aud Iowsands Sarshparil-
la-a. H. and John Bulls do-kose : anu Schwartz.s +
d-Nilhsu EliXer Caiiseya Bark-Wof Arom. tic
$,'iieiaIn SchnapVE-ktweils Extr,ct Beech Drops
Watt Nervous Antiiote- OsgOod's India Chnlo-
gosue-Rowauds Tonic Mixture Hnmptnns vegeta-
bl- TnIc;ure--tirecns Originated Bitters-Ioofand's
German do--Blake's and Caiinons o-Rushton's
ana Sm.s Cod Liver oil together with all the most
approved meiicines If the time.
Agents for the sale of SeymOur's Galvanc Abdomi-
nal supporter Sayhours Ohsetricsl Supporters. and
Ar, bsits Abdominal EIero Supporters.
fresh supply "t Saratoga and Bedford Water.
sep ~
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ORRIBLE-ss Gathering Jane, for the
last time, I ak you, will you ave me ?'-
{. William Henry, no! If all your psnts-
looms were lined with gold, I'd still say
no ~" Gathering Jane ave pity! Call
to your minds heye the many 'appy
DAYS that's parst. The strolls we've 'ad
the sparkling waters Of the noble I'd
son-the waving foliage of the Pawk, and
more than all, remember my devoted love
for you.''-" Young man, 'ad you per-
mitted me, would ave spared you pang
of hangvish but now, in all your mental
hasony, recollect you brought it on your
self William Henry, | love another W
May all that part of his existence vich
bears any similarity to molassesy, or
sweet. be turned to bitter gall may be
experience all the tortur' that feel now
and at last, ven life's weary pilgrimage
draws to close, may he rush to meet a
fate to vich mine S enjoyment. Farewell,
Gathering Jane, farewell ~ A splash
follows, and silence ensues II silence that
is soon broken by the sound of oars rat
tling in their oarlocks. Avoice from the
wilderness of darkness shouts forth -
Ello there darn your nightcap, vot
are you doin' on!" The craft approaches,
and then-oh, horror turns again upon
its coarse. Its inhuman guide has dis
covered that William Henry is in no
great danger, for he had jumped into
shallow water.
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yng COUGHS. COLDS. rKOUp. AID WII0Op
INC COUGH.

I9F taST nHg6 NYrtiI q. Efr HUF'".
i,r R,SE'S aazBENrFp 'ouGT STFCP gives inYnati-
,a reii-f tr a. tii w1r.t Couch wlriier CnnsurnI-
ny or frcs.at'ir: from coil. It nleys sny irri-
tj,, r h.. lu, rs and frr;iii,- t}e system a-ain<t
6,-,,-. ATTACKS In l-rtJi,'S at ~ cent and 81.
TEl Irsr err also li:!e 20 Crbur which tG,yerous
,yarilint v;-s immediately n DIR. j. iuIsS SEvE.-
.,tr'V, CRaTP SYETP. Price - c,nta
GEs.,pi:s: Cough. another complaiGt. AWAY
ro-a !" e.I and lamp weather. Fhs afflicted fini
,re,t PIP in the Use @! Dr. J. Rn-E's WEooP:SG
Cn..F tsGr,, which always lri-ercs and prevents
the IL. ~ from running into ether ;is-a-,.s. s,.rh
&c ssinfs-ilanr e ti.r EuuEs. Dropsy ia the Chs -,
.nd G1,1sImp mpti1n. Prize 80 cent.
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SMITH C'BREN. The Cork Constitu

SMITH C'BREN. The Cork Constitu-
tion says:
"a gentleman, at present in this city
lately returned from Hobart Town, states
that he had an interview nth Smith o.
Bren at Norfolk Island. where he found
him enjoying excellent health. He was
living in hotel, where he was supplied
with every comfort and luxury he could
desire. He had none Of the appearance
of convict: he dressed in similar style
as he had done in this country. The gov
ernment allowed him a circuit Of ten
miles for exercise: and he had only TO re-
port himself once month to the police
authorities. The gentleman referred to
was two evenings in company with Smith
O'Brien, and during both interviews be
avoided all reference to politics, or any
subject relating thereto"
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The 81 est Wonderful NJ edicine
Ece' disc1r,,'d for tie rid If 4gEr ard Fere
I5t.rnj'ts,Jf Guf l;iijGHs F1rfrS
Ober & Co.'S yegetabIe S,eeifie

UUtf u. ltStihDlt 81 ttliiC.
TNHE proprirtorS of this valuable He,!icine have
! Ilade any en,rts to introduce it tafnre
the public yet has found great far and near
Certiricatts without Eumter have been furnished of
it, virtues without any solicitation, and many cures
performed whru all other medicines have failed. Al
G is 0sked trial 1t ha, stood the test for sew
ersl ears, aud say. without fear. that no better
preparai mon icT the cure of Acue aud Fever he
produce,i- ~ al evidence publish q certificate
of gentleman well known:
Il take great pleasure i'll recommending the Spe-
cifc prepared By 0her & McCOnkey, for the cure of
A ua and Fever. the best article for the
Flishment OF that object have ever met with. in
nv family it his succeeded hpvOnd my most san
guiDe expectations. AMI therefore | consider it a
privi'eg' well as iGty to mend its to
al who may b. suffering un er the influence of that
distressing sf1ictOn. (Sign-d)
D. Evans REESE
Minister OF the Methodist Protestant Church.
Fer sale by the troprietnrs. OBf.R Co, Balti-
more:
BY DANIEL B. CLARKE. Apothecary Potomac
Hall, corner Of Maryland avenue and l1th street,
Island:
by CLAEKE Z BOWLING, 9TH street between
south ID and streets. island;
Aud by JAMES ii. STONE. corner OF 7th and
streets, Northern Liberties, Washington, ID. C.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
SOP l6-3u-
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DEATH OF AN OCTLAw.-The Galveston
Cirilian has letter dated Montgomery.
Texas, October lst, in which the writer
says:
\ sad occurrence took place in our
town. between seven and eight o'clock
last night. A man, well known in this
section of the country. if not in other.
named Eg Oliver, was shot from his horse
on the public square. He had been ar.
rested by the sheriff of Grimes county on
several charges. one of which was for sn
assault with intent to kill fellow named
Lang in this county. Ii being the grs,est
charge Oh which the sheriff was author.
lied to arrest him, he brought him TO our
town and delivered him to our sheriff.
who committed him to Jail in default Of
bail.
About week before Court began heie.
he broke out, snd as was then supposed
left. But during Court he was seen
several times in the vicinity, and one
night went 10 the house of our shei III
and called him up, but would not lci
him approach near enough 10 arrest hilu.
Yesterday, while most Gf our citizens
were al dinner, be rode into the square.
galloped about it, and then of again.
bidding defiance to all. He was pursued
by the sheriff and several citizens, bat
eluded the pursuit, and last night. Jus.
after dark. came into town again, threat.
ening, as / am informed, 10 burn the Jail.
In attempting to arrest him for the pur-
pose Of recommitting him, he refused to
surrender, and while in the act, a. was
supposed from his action, lit was dark,
of shooting upon those gathering around
him. he was shot down, fell from his
horse, and died Immediately. Who com-
mitted the deed, can never be known. SIS
there were several shots fired at the same
time.
Thus has perished man. who, by his
reckless and lawless course Of life has
been terror to son-e, and an object cf
dislike and hate by more, ard respected
but by few-msy the memory ofhiS many
errors be buried with him. He has left
a wife and two children, who had hen
compelled TO flee from him, and st elk shel.
ter and protection under the roof Of
strangers.
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Georgetown Female emtnary,

THIS institution is open aud in full oneratio,,
l. The course of study is very thorough .nd urac-
tisrd. The principal sularirtends all the ,lDpqr-
meats # study, and is assisted by the best and mos;
eiilcien; teachers The seminary presents the vcly
finest advantages to rents W b" wish tn place their
daughters under watc:aiul care and attention.
Boarding and tuition in all English branches goo
per session cf ten months French. music dra wing
&c, extra.
Day pupils from - to Sic per quarter Of Il weeks
Circulars ami catalogues IL be Il III on sppiratio,,
to the prncips WILLIAM j. CLARK.
sep is-eoif- Principal.
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EH. kNABE. III. GAEHLE. ED. Bits.
First Premium Grand and Square
PianOs

G.@9 kNABE, G4EHLf! i co. manuf:ictur.
i-rS. Nos /, 8, $, =, and II. Eutaw street.
Baltimore. X. q. wouid respectfully cali public
attention to rhe great variety Of their IRON Fra
PIANOS. constantly finish NJ. whic., Tor durability
irc#cy of touch. brlliancy of tone they believe are
not sulnasse', by any now manufactured. L. atdi-
ton to the first Premium awarded them by the Ma
ryiand Institute N SIS aud iS49 they have received
tie highest encomiums Of ihr eminent artists
wi.o used these Instruments for their Concerts Al.
So Of our first class Professors and Amecurs in the
city. who have highly recommended them
hi3- III AMOS nlRED. oc lily
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WHALEYs OMNIBUssEs.

. ~ Oh THURSDAY the 18th Instant,
1870 oMNIBUSSES between Alexan-
drld "ad aShington, leaving Alexandria at AZ
oc'"cA In the morning, and 315 in the afternoon
O'Clock i'll the morning aud in the afternoon. Re-
,urning. leare Washington the arrival of the
ira IA from baltimore, in time in the morning to
connect with the Orange aud Manassas Gap train
from Alexandra, at O'Clock.
Passengers wishing seats in th, line. will leave
their names and residences with DR.. James Entwis.
tie Alexandria and ST the Irving fIouse. Washing
ton, of 18th street and Pennsyl lvana avenue
The morning line will call for passengers within any
reasonable distances in either city.
sep 28-6m- WM. WHALEY.
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BAl lTiMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
PIANOS AND MUSIC.

The un 'e"s Ln.d desires t. :tss
fl issacall III. attention Of pu chl -
ST N r n sars to his stocA of PIANOS. srI'nlIlgfa
y 'cunsistins; of &, fl.. 80, and t.F .!S
1-octayea. with without m.tsii" fr=na; These
pianos Temark-b for g"eat power ii tone i4.II
thr lowest 10 the highest notes. with elastic In
ready touch, being suited to any p.rr'rnirrs MI
SIC for pianos and all other Musical Instrument,
constantly on hand and rsc"irei soon rs publish
Oh The trade supplied on literal terms.
JAS. + BD-WFLL.
No. e2a, Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md
or 19-ly-
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COUGH. CjNSI MpTINN, Xc.

air. Henry Winu had a cou2h h for years: great
weakness. ac. had. in AL Ehy, y,icians tried all
their remedies, but cured only by
IIAMiTON+S VEGETABLE TINCTuRE-
Ca and get pamphlets gratis, With history If dis
cHvery OF this wonderful Blood puri and
tiTcttes OF ciZrrs. OF rheumatism. Dv sppp-
la $croiull, Liver Complaint, General Weakness.
NeTvousues &c,
kxs- Snld by MORTIMER 4 MONRRAY. i4o Bal
tiu0-C street. Baltimore; an l S94 Broadway, New
YorH; CIEAi. ST0TT 4 ca WINNER. j. B. MOORE.
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Il. :. f. C!SoELL Gs nrg-tOwn; and Z. {. BERRY.
Al-2anIrit seq ~
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GEORGE TOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW GOOD AND NEW STYLES.
At z. Cammack's Clothing Establishment
GEORG ETO NN


VItHE subscriber having just returned from the
i North with Il large and elegant assortment OF
Cassmeres. Cloths. TeStDgs, &c, of he latest pat
terms, potfas his oil customers and the public gen
orally that he is prepared to I'll all orders for
Clothing at the shortest pOiire
ALSO, we'll selected stock Of Ready-maie Cloth
ing, HaT Tdkerchief, Cravats, Shirts, Se &c, OF the
latest styles Call and examine Fl r yourselves.
Two first rate Coat hands wantei.
sep 26-lm f. CANMACK.
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high character.
SANDY BoTTosl, MIpDIEsEx Co, Va.
August 10Th, 1883
! Messrs. Mortimer & Mowbrav-Gents: You NAV
think 1t stra;,.e that have taken the liberty to
write You this itier. hu; 10 So under circumstances
that Justify it. Az you the Agents for HANP-
TONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE, deem ii exp-di-
ent t. address you this note. hoping it may be part
ef the honor 'hle means Of giving this medicine
toritty which It's merits deserve.
Being in the habit Of venfing medicines which
lat' to the Patent sEd regular SYSTEM consider
my self 10 so'oe extent. judge Of the real merit of
Hi:iny of them. My experience teaches me that
Hanpton's Iincture" is MEDICINE Of real merit
NJ Intrinsic value. When i say this, do not say
that 1t is inf. libe in all cases but mean
to say that champions tiDcture will .ayorsby Cp
era'c i'll all dis..es ORIGINATING frnT: want of prop
CT serreti"n Of he gastric jui"es bad digestion. md
consequently had depo"it's of ;nia':l m tier from
that source. / believe that many diseases located in
Va is'uS parts of the system. such Inismati II
Ulcers. Scrofnla, 6c, &c. originally have their be-
in- in IN stomach. from bad food, bad digestion.
and consequently bad :epositions OF the circulation
tn those paris: ami Will believe lIamptons ycge-
table fihcture VIII even react in those Cases.
Having found out. m ys-lf what it j., recommend
il IN Others liz such have described, and
have done IL Hpon th, TO cure no pay system.
and have yet To have the iir.t bottle returned.
the first riectiO: ali ut the ly. IT is great pity
ii cannot ha more extensively circulat d among the
people. warrant
IL in tie following sas: Gout, Ehenrlati-fn, Ina-
m-ti"ns, which prccaris from the stomach, sores,
S'rfua. Dyspepsia. long >tsIns eases OF Ague and
fese-: inst stop TIE ch AMI then give the Tine
turr-ie officially i'll this IL not in stoPIing
tie chill but the return Of it. this the rnctu'e will
Certainly DO. In general dehilitati9uS. warrant it,
and a. said bcfrr have procured trial Of it in
this WY. .hich otherwise ] could not: The FeOp-
have feu EuTlbu,cgel iy patent it!cines long.
that they afraid of ali. This il clearly stomach
medicine. it works all lis wonders there, and in all
such cases it II specific If ip the world is.
Having gwen tie Tiucture fair trial with my
self. in mJ family and neighborhuod, think / am
ranted in what say about it, ard which | do
without any other interest. than the wish to il
in general circulation. ami in every mans family.
where il ought tu D..
II what say be doubted b. any of the afflicted.
they will write to me. at Sandy Bottcm Post OF
fcr. Mildlesex county, Virginia. stating the nature
nf the disease, ahl re- omIIrn it for suth case
will warrant it. am, lift don't do COOL will pay for
TIE medicine. TH0S. X. BULL.
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE, &c.
Mr.. NJ. Oi'lham, uf Baltimore custom sOuse. suf-
fer-,i these complaints for Is months with both body
ami mind 2. rious'y affected He Was cur d by Hamp
t0us Vegetable Tinctu:e, af - other things failed.
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FaR ALL DISEASES 0F TuF KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER

D.. : Ra.E-E CnY"nUYD FLUID EXTRACT OF
Prca:-Tiis ia dc"iI-diy of Iiie best reIIedIes
sy,r lsd for diseases Of the kidneys. bladder. &c,
soi $50 { Z ,utv a:T.ctiors: always highly recon-
pl-n,.r.: ~ Tie late DR. FhyS;r. anu many of The
mn.t lst.n ,n:~hel Inr,liral men abroad. Price ~
s4nts-
pR.J. : EpsE's GaLpES PlLLS for F4I!;ng 81 he
Wo-a', Fsrrl weakness Debility. and Relaxation.
Pri.rs ~ 5-GjS
pr J. : RosE's rs3;4lr SPEcITIc.-A remedy for
Pain cl NaT>:-JIri H. ieEcoTri..a or Whi ~. Price
enc i1lisr.
FJE LIVER CONPLiIST;. DYSPEPSIA, Se.
The Liver Ec.nG the i,r,rr-t gland il the human
hlcitj, NOR, :.pJnrI IS G-rdnzgd han sxny other.
fhal fIl0wS dyspepsia, CONSTIPATION. cOkl feet. an
l5Ss = arE,e;P-tr skin be,sInrs yciO-. the spirits
.!rao- sri GsTs = graf a.rrSiOJ To society. Rr
.,a.- TIE liver. aad you correct al these evils -
The yuT,st preparations to tale DR. RISE'S CEIE
EatTa, R.!I2JiD 0E ASTI-E:IIyUS PILIS They carry
oh L.. Fi,e. and SnO give aIYe'it- AID strength.
Hi DY>r-TsI4 CGaP,UND should h- taken where y
per,aa has tr.,ghirI Sith dyspepsia for n long
tiue-iIic,, % erEt-. but f.r colds, bilious habits
iaundi~a &c. ttke Ds. RJSys ANIi-6ILIaUS 0E RaU
EolD PMS. lsla s.-t = CENTS I'.r b.'A.
Al Of Jbe a.sIyt preparations, with DR.. Ros-- =
NeiirG adviser to JrsLns IN iUsucss sa3 in Health.
70 h. h4] cf Z. j. Gilman. Charles St"tt Co. " &.
". Gilman, J'hH VI. Marin, Patterson Naifn.
" Scrri-or. William 7. iT..s.s. khlw.ll a Law
renr|. J. y Moore. W.=liir-tnm: i. L. kiiS II,
,iaor--.nsn as Iy I'll dealers i'll A!rxsn.iria Vir-
Ziria. sep -
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In = EOsE'S NERVOUS AND ISViGORATITG Cor
,5,r Til. grp,trst discovery in medical science
mi. astonishing preparation for raising mp weak
.-ftution dpiiliated by ere. labor, study or di@
-. ,rt. Ike a charm II gives strength and app =
it, sr'. possesses great iavigoraiinr prnpertieI
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