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Z The following amount Of orders for cnunty pur.
poses remained uncanceled upon the hooksof this
Office. on the FIRST Monday Of June. 1854. II is
supposed that nearly all the orders issued prior TO
ls43 have been paid and neglected 10 be cancelled:
Book 8. 1854 $743 02l Book G. 1867 SlS9 ls
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81 WOOD ST., PfTTsBuRda,.
g OLIClT the attention Of Merchants generally
~ to their stock now in store. and being receiv.
ed weekly throughout ahe season. which wiz, bs
offered at as low rates as in any Jobbing Hous0
any where, east or west
To their Silks and Dress Goods they aykspar.
licular attention -their styles and assortment be.
ing Of the newest descriptions, and win be keps
up in full and large variety. 80
Also-Embroideries aud White Goods;
Linen Goods and Laces;
Ribbons Of all kinds, in large assortment;
Shawls, newest styles.
Spring and Summer Crsyats. Handkercktefs,
Ties. &C.; :.
Hosiery. Gloves. Grapes. Tsrfstons. &C.;
Variety Goods, of every description.
A LARGE STOCK OF
Brown Goods, Drills. Osnaburgs, bleached Sheet
iDgs and Shirtings, Flannels. Ticks. Liniaea,
&C.; Men and Boys Summer Wears, Wool
ems Of all descriptions; Cloths. Cassimers. Sssi-
netts. Vestinas, Jeans. Tweeds. Cords, Stea-
benvie Goods, SC; with all leading stylss of
PRINTS; fancy. Dark Blue, English and
French Chintzes, Spring Lawns. Bereges. &C..
and complete stock generally of every article
needed by the Merchant.
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Tha aFusionu Convention.

ClNcrNNATI. July l3.-The Ohio State
Anti. Nebraska Convention met at Colum.
bus. Today. Nearly all the counties in
the State are represented. A large mum,
ber Of delegates are in attendance. Hon,
B. F. Letter was chosen President. Vice
Presidents were appointed from all the
Congressional Districts. Preamble and
Resolutions wsre adopted opposed to the
sxlension Of slavery in Kansas and Ne
braska and to the repeal Of the Missouri
compromise; pledging the members to use
every means to stay the progress Of sla.
very; and in favor Of holding general
convention Of the free States on the sub.
ject. Committees were appointed TO COZ.
fer on the subject.
Judge Spalding. Judge Probasco and
Gems Eckley addressed the convention in
favor Of the resolutions. 80
A similar convention was held in Indi.
aHopolis, Indiana. on the same day, al
which resolutions OF tho Same character
were adopted. Candidates for State off
GERS wers nominated, on Anti. Nebraska a
principles
CsNcINNATl. July 14.-Flour firm al 2
90 81 So Butter 8 to &c.. Cheese 81 to
SO. Sugar TO &c. Coffee 10 to ii4c.
Feathers 40 to 4ic. Wool 25 to 35c.
Rios &c., firm. Eastern EXCHANGE n
premium.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY.
Pearson Bs'o0u' A TrAGa.MEsT-A. IT, aa,sasa 7. A.
James Slack. tachment was issued on
the 22d day nf June 1854, by William Workman.
Justice of the Peace of Sunsbury township in
said county. against the goods. chattels, moneys
aud effects If James Slack. an absconding debtor
for the sum of $l54 20.
June %. 1854. PEARSON BEABoUr.
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ENAUTION.-AH All persons are hereby warned
E1saot sosfsads for note given BY me 10 VIM.
Bn1dist Said note calls for City -eght dollars and
ss6oodrich . History Of All Nations.s in two
yntunss. valued st 81. and bears dste June i2,
leex. sud Was obtained by q afrsudulent transac-
tisu, ,an u therefore void for want OF considera.
tjoqs JOHN KlNKADE.
3uIra9. 1854. 50
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Grave Stone Cutting.

"HE undersigned has removed to Snnfi.h
Creek, three.quarters of mile above Rich
ners mill. where he is carrying the business Of
GRAVE AND TOMB STONE CUTTING.
in its various branches. Those entrusting their
work to him will have it done in the neatest and
most approved style of workmanship. aud at mod
crate prices. HJ-Marble Grave and Tomb Stones
furnished to order P. CAWLFIELD.
A TTACHMENT...Atou our instance an attach.
~. ment was issued on the 23rd day Of June,
A D. 1854, by David G.. Coo. Justice Of the
Peace for Sunsbury township, Monroe county.
Ohio. agsinst the goods, chattels. moneys. credits
and effects of James Slack, an abscondiog debtor,
for the sum Of S9i 80.
ARMSTRONG, MOONEY & Co.
July 5, 1854.
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CONGRESS-.
1--WE are authorized to announce the name OF
EDWARD ARCHBOLD,
as candidate for Representative in Congress,
subject to the decision Of the Democratic Con.
vention.
R3-We are authorized to announce the name Of
OLIVER KEYSER,
OF Noble county. candidate for Represents.
live in Congress. for the District comp sed of the
counties Of Belmont. Guernsey, Monroe and No
BILE. subject 10 the decision Of the Democratic Dis
trict Convention.
o. We are authorized to announce the name OF
THOMAS A. WAY,
as candidate Tor Representative in Congress.
subject to the decision OF the Democratic Con-
vention.
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Look Here! Look Here!

Look Here! Look Here!
VKTM LITTEN, of Clsring,on,, has taken
w partner. and enlarged his Shop, sd is now
prepared tn accommodate the public, on short no.
tice. with all kinds Of work in his linz, such a.
Mill Irons. Turning Latiies, Wagons, Cartss
Hsrrows. Culhvators, Wheel Barrows,
Log and Trace Chains. Hoes. Mat
tocks. Axes, Cooper's Tools,
Edge Tools of all kindD:
Also, large assortment of Juniatta and Mis-
souri, Iron for sale.
Old scrap iron-wrought and cast-taken in
exchange for work. All kinds of produce taken
at cash price. LITTEN & HERMAN.
Clarington. June z, 1854.
WHEELING BRIDGE DOWN.!
DERSONS wishing to get Cheap Furniture
Il will do well to call at the Mammoth Furn.
ishiDg Ware Rooms Of the subscriber. No. l61 {.
Main ST.. Wheeling. Va. whore they will see
the best assortment Of ell kinds of
FURNITURE AND HoUSE-FIxINGs,
Such as Bureaus. of every description, Bedsteads,
OF every style and price, and almost everything q
person may want in going to housekeeping
Every variety and style of
Chairs, Mattresses, Clocks, Looking. Glasses,
Tin Safes, Refrigerators. SC. &c.
June Z. WIN. nj BERRYHILL.
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Announcements.

oo- Candidates will please remember that our
charge is one dollar. each. for publishing an.
nouncements. Their names will be arranged in
alphabetical order under appropriate headings.
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q shsse govsrnmen,s would proceed on

q those governments would proceed on
8 miasion 70 Pekin.
IrALY:-The sAmico della Familga''
Of Palms publishss letter from New
York written by man named Cara.
formerly in the service Of the Duke ol
Parma. stating that he assassinated ::the
Duke for insults offered him. The Gov
srnment. satisfied oil the truth Of the story,
hes liberated all prisoners held under sus.
picion.
The City Of Manchester sailed from
Liverpool on the 28th. for Philadelphia.
"a Liverpool Breadstuffs Market was in.
Auenced by the weather. The depress-
ion was greatest on the 9th: Less anx.
ieiy to sell on the 29ih. The improved
fseling was owing to slight change fol
the worse in the weather. Decline for
! The week is quoted at Cd on fine, and I'D
son inferior descriptions Of wheat; Is to
las on -four and 2s on Indian corn.
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PROBATE JUDGE.

PROBATE JUDGE.
DJ- We are authorized TO announce that
JOHN w. OKEY,
(the present incumbent.) will be y candidate be
fore the Democratic Convention, for Probate
Judge ior the vacancy and full term.
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Principal Of County scrip bonds re-
msiaing unpaid $l,b9V ~
Interest due on the same 1876 SO
Total 6l.717 0s
Orders outstanding for Court house debt an re.
naming unpaid:
Orders Nos. 4s and a.. Book c., to VIM. Smith.
dated March 10, 1891, for $500 90
Order No. IS. Book B., TO David Scott.
dated January -, 1929. for % 10
The above orders are on interest. part OF which
has been paid. Its not known who are uow
the holders Of them. -
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PRAYER TO THE PoINT. compllint
ofdrought made by many papers through
out the States, brings to our mind an
anecdote told Of an old fellow who used
to have local habitation" in Andoyer.
Ohio. The year previous to the incident
had been one of unusual drought. accom-.
panied with hot days and chilly NIGHTS.
and there was especially failure in the
corn crop. The old chap, one Sunday
evening, dropped into the Presbyterian
church while prayer-meeting was in
progress. There were but few in attend
ance, and that few mostly grave and rev.
erend deacons, who, with q fault too
common, went prayer gathering all over
the world. 1t Immediately struck the
old chap that such long prayers were in
tolerable, and that be would instruc.
them how to pray briefly and to the point.
50 he popped on his pegs, and" BI eth
rem, said he, "you pray altogether too
long. Five minutes are long enough to
make live prayers ;"and before anybody
could recover from the surprise of such
an abrupt intrusion, he was down On his
knees, jabbering out at. railroad speed
40 Lord! give-us-good- -iong-ears-of.,orn
tms-year and-none-of. .your.nubbin,-
Amen % The effect of the PRAYER gas
magical, and an audible snicker reli, we'd
the solemnity of the occasion.
f,'ae lBsaghamptoa Republican.
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EV YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
WILL BE PUBLISHED ON LIST August.
THE CABIN BOYSSTOR,Y

n SkMENAUTIC.dL ROMANCE or JNrTpysx
LNTEkESI: BY THE AUTHOR OF THE"PI
TIE sold DOCTOR" DC
The success hitherto spjoyed by the antbo- of n.
eoore popular works is sufficient guarantee of tbe
nsor with which any productions comiu- frou, hi,
pen WI be received by the public ,..The Cabin
.Sy oOry s romantic narrative, illustrating
horrors OF the Slave Trade as carried on In tn.
Coest OF Africa The sutbor has served in the navy
and the descriptions and charseters are painted
nom personal acquaintance with them. The story
Iul OF exciting interest and adventure the eel.
eorated work Of Hefoe, "Robinson Crusoe" and has
the advantage over that glorious fiction, inssmuch
e 1t is founded on facts Of every day occurrence
Ihe history the heroine of tbe story Zulsika the
S.csssan slave, purchased at Constantinople. edu-
Gated and married by the reckless yet chivaric Sey.
mour-ths commander Of the Albattoss. il simply
tns narration Of fact painted from the life and all
me numerous characters portrayed throughout the
story are vividly and graphically drawn.
Inc publishers have already received orders for
tne wnoie OF the edition it origi ,aly their in.
tenton 70 publish; consequently they have bean
ooiiSed largely to increase it, and they respectfully
request That all orders may be sent in immedisl ley
Fney confidently expect that the work viii create
"a much interest any work of fiction that has of
late emanated from the press, notwithstanding,
snca the publication OF "Uncle Toms Cabin" works
relating to slavery In America, PRO and CON- have
TO the system Of purchasing slaves IN the African
Coast written BY one who has witnessed it in all its
hideoas deformity The work is written In cbaste
and pure language, and viii be a welcome and in-
structivs addition to the family library.
The work will form beautiful octave yolums Of
100 pages Handsomely nlustrste Ted with fine engray-
tngs, and elegantly bound in cloth.
Price in cloth, 81 in paper IS cents, at which
rate copies viii be sent by the publishers to any
part Of the country, free OF postage.
~ for sale wholesale and retail by the publish.
era ELLSWORTH STREET
No 20 Beekman st, New York.
And by all the Bookse lers throughout the United
States and British Provinces jy Y-st
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A ROMANTIC CASE.-An exceedingly
romantic case was examined before Act
ing Recorder Wilt, Of the Third district,
yesterday, which, were We not crow led
for room, should command loi ger
notice from us. James Crow had / cen
arrested for kidnapping q child and car
rying it off from the protection OF Mrs.
Fitzgerald, with whom it had been left
very mysteriously by q gentleman and
lady, some seven years ago. Grow did
not deny the fact Of taking away the
child, and stated that he had left he, in
one Of the orphan asylums, but he owned
that be was the father OF. The child-;hat
it was the offspring Of Illicit love, ind
the daughter of . lady lwhose name we
suppress) who has since married a
wealthy husband, and settled down re-
specially in the world, and who put the
child out to nurse shortly after it was
born, to hide all traces of guilt from the
knowledge Of respectable relations. This
lady bad for sometime transmitted money
to support the child, but finally ceased
all intercourse with the nurse.
Grow, however, it appears, had been
constant visitor at the house of Mrs.
Fitzgerald, thought great deal of the
child, and endeayored repeatedly to get
possession Of it, but Mrs. Fitzgerald
loved the little cherub so dearly that
under no consideration would she part
with it, although Crow had repeatt div
owned that he was its father. Finding.
however, that Mrs. Fitzgerald was on the
eve of departing for California, and he
would in all probability be deprive | of
the child forever, Crow went before a
notary and had an act passed acknCwl-
edging the child and thus legitimati.ing
it. He then repaired to the donnie il of
Mrs. Fitzgerald and asked permission to
take his daughter out, ostensibly for the
purpose of buying her pair of shoes.
Permission was granted, and Mrs. Fitz.
gerald saw no more of the child. Diyin-
ing the truth of the matter, she repaired
to the recorder, entered complaint, and
had warrant issued for Crow s arrest.
These are the brief outlines of this case.
The recorder, very curiously, we think,
required the father to deliver UP his uld
to Mrs. Fitzgerald again, and then COM
initted him for trial before the criminal
court on charge Of kidnapping.-N. o.
Delta, july %.
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A TURTLE OF GENERous FEELINGs-a
FAr.-The heading of this paragraph ia
safe one, rs we trust that of the tn rtle
will be whose generosity we Chronicle.
Nobody will deny that q turtle has feel.
ings, and the individual. of which wa
write would convince the sceptical that
bus species have generosity also. Yes ter
day, large number of persons were in.
terested for few moments at Browns
apothecary store, corner of State and
Washington streets, N noticing the move
ments of small turtle, OF scarcely thres
inches hong, and q number of gold fishes
that Sport in receptacle near the front
window. A shingle foated upon the
surface, placed there for the express nc.
commodation Of his juvenile turtleshin.
whenever he desires to bask in the San
and watch the movements of his mora
gbttering companions. A number of
common house-fiies were caught by the
bystanders and thrown upon the floating
shingle, but the insects were instantlV
seized by the turtle, who would proceed
forthwith to the edge and dip his head
into the water, when the fishes, being al.
tracted to the spot by his movement. he
would give up the little half.dead insect
with the most commendable generosity.
Notwithstanding the awkwardness of The
larger and Ill ill-mannerly fishes who, falling
to get the ty, seemed very much inclined
70 take the head Of their benefactor. Vbe
lct Was repeated more than dozen tirpa
in presence of large number of spo
tors.-Boston Chfohiele, Jtay 90.
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A 'lREMrnY FOR .tEAcH D1sFAsR,,

4 the request Of many Of my patients, havs
"A consented to Put mp class 81 my most e@.
CLNES each one quilted to particular disease, and
not, like the manufacturers Of the nostrums and
panxceas of the day, promulgata to- the world that
any one compound viii cure sn diseases, and who,
iansan "p.a medicines ,Ohic1 hey k,,o,0 ltte into
','''' "'''" A''' "''' J.s. ROSE, M. D., phila.
For Cholera, Dysentey, Bospd Complaints, DC.
Dr.. J. 8. ROSES OARMINATtVE BALsAM
This mixture is one OF the most important medi
cic" for Cholera and Bowel Complaints it has
er failed. Dysentery vsnishes in q few days when
this article Is used as directed. Price 25c.
Dr.. ]. 8. Rosz's PAIN CuRKR viii cure sif Neck
Sore Throat Pains in the face Side, Back Or Limbs
frem Cold, Cholic, Cholera Mosbus, TO- It cures
Sprains, Chilblaips, Cramps or Pains in the Stom
ach or Bowels Price l21I, rs, and 80 cts.
DE-. ]. q. Rosr's EXTRACT OF BueHu is one Of the
bs remedies ever used for diseases Of the Kidueys
Bladder, &c. Price SOC. ~ -
DE-, J. g. RosFs NERVOUS AND INv1aoaAi1Na Coa
DIAL for Heart Disease, all Nervous Affections, Flat
uience, Heart Burn, Restlesnsss, Nunbness, Neu
raga, raising the spirits, and giving power to the
whole system, it Is almost miraculous In its effect
80 cents . bottle. ,.-. .-.. ..st.--
Dr. J. 8. Rosls DysP1P11c COMPOUND, sure CURE
for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, and indigestion
when taken in conjunction with his Alternative OF
Family Pills. Price of both Toe. '-- ,.--
DE- j. 8. Rosl's GOLDEN Pills for Falling Of thu
Womb, Female Weakness. Debility, and Relaxation
They have peculiar affinity for the dsbilitated
muscles of the female, and in instance have they
failed in radically curing those distressing com
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Dr.. ]. 8. RosE's AHrI-sudous or RAERoAp Pills
These pills are not warranted to cure in every NAL
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remedy for Bilious state OF the system and CON.
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DR. ]. 8. RosR's sARsApARI1LA COMPOUND, for all
Skin Diseases and for purifying the Blood It is su.
perior to ali others. Price Soc. and 81. .- .-
DR. J. 8. Ross's ElIxR o. OPIUM, free from Ill the
bad effects Of Opium or Laudanum, such as Head
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All whose Constitutions are impaired by disease or
weak by nature, should read Dr. J. 8. Roses "Medi.
cal Adviser, (Which contains description of the Dis
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can be had without charge Of
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John W. Nairn, Patterson Nairn, b. B. CLARK,
Fl Mcpherson, William T. Evans, Kidwell Law.
ssnoe, J. B. Moore, Washington; J. L. Kidwen,
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THE
WEST POINT HOTEL.

an the United States Grounds at West Point is
" now open for the reception of guests. new
Dock has been built by the Government, aferding
. convenient landing for the steamboats,.
steam Ferries plying between Cold Spring and
West Point, and also between Garrisons Depot and
West Point, have been established TO meet every
odn OF passenger cars on the Hudson River Bail.
raj.
The fast and elegant steamboat Aida leaves N
rk daily ct o'clock p. m, at the foot of Robin.
Sc street, landing hsr passengers at the Point In
oe to witness the evening parade Of the Cadets
. ID returns to the city at O'Clock q. m.
Other steamboat communications win be frequent
during the day.
The Hotel has been freshly painted and renovs
hs for the season. and the subscriber will be happy
b accommodate his friends and the pubic.
's15-tf SIR. ROE.
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
PEEL'S LONDON GREEN GINGER
WINE.

M HANCRACTURED IROM FRENCH GRAPES,
Nl JAMAICA GINGER, SEVILLE ORANGES,
&c.-This delicious beverage becomes the greatest
favorits wherever it is introduced. It is equally
palatable, more wholesome, aud not price Of
other foreign wines. Many physicians use it ex-
Flstulency, Dyspepsia, Debility, Cramps, Dsrrhoea
and Dysentery. Persons subject to Chfls, Or living
in districts where Agus PREVAILS nd its occasional
use pleasant and admirable preventive. Mixed
with little cold water it iorms the most refrt shing
and wholesome cooling drink in warm weather that
can be taken. ,
Price so cts per bottle, IS per dozen. ..
]. BALMER corner Of Baltimore and High streets,
and BROWN BROTHERS, Liberty st. Baltimore.
STOTT CO., Washington. -
PEEL i STEVENS, Alexandria.
JESSE LANDS, Frederick.
II. BUFF, Portsmouth, Va.
ROBERTSON CO., Petersburg, Va.
WM CISSEL, Georgetown. jy 1O--tf
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EVERYBODY LOOK HERE.

A DAMANT. CANDLES 1873 cts. pound, same
IA price of common mould Candles; N. Orleans
Sugar, twenty pound for one dollar; Soft crushed
erys,alized sugsr for strawberries, twelve pounds
for one dsllsr superior Cucumber Pickles, fifty cts
Per hundred, Vinegar given In; Fresh nice Flour;
Smoksi Beef Tongues az % cents each; Cornena,
Ttscsn, Bordeaux, and other pure OLIVE Oils; Black
Tea, recommended by the Faculty, at ~ cents lb;
varrsuAsd better than is usually sold for one dollar
Q pound; Potash; pure saIsratus; .Durkee's Bread
Powders Ia narnds, &c. together With all the vari-
seies Of new and fne Groceries introduced in the
North. Goods O. o>siyered free Of cost
z. NJ. P. KING,
Cor street N, d vt. ave-, St. Johns square.
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NEW BOOK, PERIODICAL " -ie O..
IN AND NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHAEyT
WIN. TAYLOR 4 co..
Corner Of Baltimore ard Charles street, q
BALTIMORE, Mp.
VIZ TAYLOR d co. beg leave to call the as.en.
ton Of the reading people and all dealing in Books,
to their new BOOK, PERIODICAL, and NEIsS-
large and general assortment Of all the late pcpu.
lar publications OF the day. tst- =.
They also keep on hand q splendid assortment of
plain and fancy STATIONERY Of every descrip ton.
All ordArs thankfully received and filed with de-
spatch, and ssnt by return Of the mail, express, or
stage, or IN any other way the person ordering may
direct. -~. =
Booksellers News Agents, Pedlars, and al others
supplied with any Books, Magazines, ETC., at the
lowest rates. .- .r. .r
Any Book published In this country csn be had
By sending your order to us.
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THE ORTHoPKDIC INSTITUTION,
For the cure of Bodily Deformities sud Diseases Of
the Joints,
4s7, 459, 46l Pacifc st., South Broekjyn, N. T.,
A DMITS indoor patients afflicted with the above
IA specified msadies, on moderate terms. 1t af
f0rds all advantages Of sanitary Institute with the
comforts of private home.
The Institution Is located in fashionable and
healthy part Of the city; and extensive and complete
Gymnasium for bodily exercises is attached to it
baths in the house, warm and cold; sea bathing
within ten minutes drive, &c.
Applications to be made to LOUIS BAUER, MID,
at the Office Of the establishment before 10 O'Clock
An, or BY letter, Box l47, Brooklyn Post Office.
iy 21-lm
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DIsRAsED SIDE, BREAST, EYES.
zERKArs CELEBRATED TOOTH WASH

THIS delicious article combines 30 many meritori
Il Gus qualities that it has now become . stand
ard favorite with the citizens Of New York, Phila
depha and Baltimore. Dentists prescribe it In thsi,
practice most successfully, and from every sourc<
the most fattering laudauons are awarded It.
Infsmed and bleeding gums are Immediately ben
Gifted BY Its use, its action upon them IL very mild
soothing, and effective. It clesnses the teeth &
thoroughly that they made to rival pearl in the
whitensss, and diffuses through the mouth such Q
delightful freshness that the breath is rendered ex
quisitely sweet. It dinfects all those impurities
which tend to produce decay, and, q consequence,
when these are removed the teeth must always re-
main sound. - is Z
Prepared only BY FRAEcIs zkRxAN, Drueqist PHI
sdslphia, and sold by W. b. GILMAN, Wsshington
and byah Druggists, at only Is cents bottle.