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BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES

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AN ACT regulating the pay Of deputy pos,masters.
Be enacted BY the Senate and House Of Rsrrsutav
Of Consrs, amended That in place Of
compensation allowed deputy pos,mae the
following the collected respective
hoe' each quarter Of and due proportion for period
any exceeding SIXTY per cent? but
tween the hours Of nine O'Clock al night and ve O'Clock the
morning be allowed the first hundred dol
lani
any dollars but not exceed
ing twenty four hundred dollars, forty per cents
And on all sums over twenty hundred dollars fifteen
Of postage letters and package.
distributing office for distribution twelve and half
Every whose shall not exceed five hun
quarter shall allowed every
delivered Of his oce such for the post
himself But special allowance by
New Orleans and Washington city, shall other
wise be either increased or dimin'hedi
Each who shall be required the
rival and departure OF the mails shall be allowed for
Each may allowed mills for the delivery from
HE office subscriber Of each chargabe with
which the emoIamep,s since thir
day Of M one sa, ss hundred " and my
and afford the postmaster the annual derived from
commissions the sce before said thirty OF March, Post
General may his discretion, allow quarterly from
aforesaid Of the Al such amount
postmaster separating commissions.
may he found 10 provide The snt. labor
depaicbng the ms passing through his the Post
sees collected once may compen.
further,
subject provisions
forty entitled reduce
pa s.s S% T s
his discretion dispose Of quarterly returns Of mails
sshssn hundred and y The and
vouchers accompanying such accounts and nss such portion OF tho
dispo.ng This act shall take effect
nom and after the Of the nett fiscal quarter after
Approved % June, 1884.
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NOTICE restoring lands market i'm tina

lNV. oihJ
NOTES ior restoring certain lands 60 market i'm tas
~ State Of Missouri.
s5a 70 aid IN the soaSos Of sosa rom s e 81 So
dc g az s g me .
notice !. hs,s, .,s Ma. al s vacant Land: ns.so
q, ,sS' = @ .ass
when have Ss, Sssn on sSs nc. IN
virtue Of grant BY Consvss OF legally claimed BY pre-
~ private envy on me aays hereinafter
6ys esas ~, acre To- vii, pace u one a0f anu '"'HS
n, ,hs district Of lana, sub,c, 10 .., 3, a t soeiD.
:" Mo. as.'., .' les. d, q s.''s e s 1s,
s0'" :. s~'s "s a'l sa "' ~" @'''r1'
T sws.ip. 49, a. 4. y b '.s range
Townships a.. 45., 4o, range 8
township. -, n. !. Of Mo. river. range s.
Townships a., a. IS, ). Of No liver range 4
raa"s. a. -. .s a = sNs y' f'''''rA
township. So ss. aa 10, Il, Is s. Of Mo- ver, range
Township: g. T.. %. 49, a. 3 q .:n.es
TT sws:sss: &C. s.. !, g. a ,, ,sss,
4 Ts.%:$ss: s: y. ;.s:
Townships So, 49, range TO-
Monday, twenty day september next: commencing ="
NORTH 9M. base line ana eftas mn principal meridian
T Tswn.s,s 2, 4; rs :, e..
township: g. 8, H. y. range asSss :
T Tswn.ns: s. 81 g., ss saS Ss. 8
Tsx.:Ss: 3 i, = :. i: ;.:s.sa
81 10.
In ,bs a;.,ac, Of land s,h;.., N 49, :, r.,.u
ManSav hs nStsan,h a. ~ % :, LINTON commencing ON
- Wy o1'1s"'' "sAt'
North % he base hns and es Of the nm principal meridian
Townships 35., 81. 3s.. 30. ranpe H.
Townships 35. 81, 3s, 3d. range 10
Townshins ranaa "a
Townships So. 81 80 81 range Ia
Townships 49, $50 3 81 SOL rnn.e ,a
TOWNSHIPS 81 Ia ra.ps IN -
Townships IS, 80, 81, range H.
Townships IS, SO, range 49,
In ,be d;s,,c, of I.nds .,,,.., }, 81. :,
Monday % ay as
North Of the base line Of nm principal meridian
,rroMhshlps JS - range II.
noWhsnips 20 range ~
roWnships ~ 80, "a range H.
townships ", 81, 5!, -, "a range ID
r ownships % ~ ~: ~ 81 a. 80 ~, range 70.
Townships ~ 29' 30, "a range ~.
Townships ~, u, 29S, 81, 32A, 49,, "a,
Al the ...p NJ, 90 commoncna 90 a, !,
sepienher nav, 's w MUMMY thc tourth day Of
WORTH 81 the base line and pe the ma principal meridian
Townships &c 81 az 90. alx 10 n a, ,.n.a 10
Townships 96 "a oS. 29s 3Os IN al ,arr s. % a.
Townships 05 81 ~ "a. sOA ri q, $500 ,ats ~
Towsships 81 81 Oh On. ~. AZ ~ 'ase ID y;
Townships "a 49, 26s 97.' Q9.' al. n, r,Sse o.
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DIED,

On the morning Of the 2d JOHN W. GIBBONS of Missis
sp ate clerk in the Treasury DEPARTMENT. in the 10th OF
his age.
His funeral will from his late residence Indiana
between I'd and Sd this (Fday 10
O'Clock Iii. friends the friends OF family respect
fully invited TO attend
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by J. c. MCGUIRE, Auc,ioneer.

FURNITURE AEON Saturday morning. O'Clock,
front Of the rooms, shall sell
msn Of and second hand furniture, consisting of
Sofas, lounges, chairs, rockers
Bureaus, wardrobes washstands
High and low post bedsieadn, tables
Hair and hnsk mattresses, toilet
Feather beds holsters, and pillows
Carpets, curtains, looking glasses
Crockery and glass
Superior upright refrigerator
Stoves, kitchen utensils &c.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
June 93-d Aucdonser
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CARD.-or respectfully notified that
being made on and viii them
the 18th
much Obliged shall call and se'te
after possible i absolutely
In business that receive all amounts
II comply shove request Gas they
certainly do IL intention make arrangements for
much ,ban usual In order 10 meet
largely increasing sales. - -.
cLAGETT, NEWTON MAY, co
Juns o9-dawf
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THE DEMOCRACY OF PENNSYLVANIA IN THr
FIELD.

The democratic State central committee Of Pennsylvania
meeting held at Harrisburg on the 18TH Of June 1854
unanimously agreed to go into their present canvass for
governor upon the following issues which that committee
VIII exponnd IN series Of addresses to the people:
IT, The new position Of the wing party and their allies.
3D. The principles Of non Intervention and popular
gny as settled by the Compromise Of 1850 and imbode
N the Nebraska and Kansas bin
Review OF the measures Of the present and late state
administrations.
w ,eoerasa ana Wh'ggery from the days Of Hamilton
uoNn TO the present day."
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CARBON before the 26b of
n will be rendered
take in snig them in their purchases when
the bill presented Those who trouble collect
with the favor Therefore
that all will forward before
July without placing the d sresabe sending
the amount HALL l. BROTHER.
JuueQ3
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selection
within
State Of Alabama.
the
United States Of America in Congrc asbed That the school
township townships Ave
townships FIVE and sir
range Huntsville District Aiahsma be- and the
hereby authorized by legal Subdivisions
the public lands the quantity
said within
square which vcectoue
Interior shall he holden
support
townships numbered within
vnon would been had no, treaty stipulation made other s
position thereof
Approved 02d June, 1854
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Inc directors Of the State bank Of Missouri have afe
irving per cent to the contingent fund, declared a
Of 10 per cent out of the profits ending on the
S So% december last For tho previous six months the
I.., ueclared dividend Of per cent This was dc
ns 700 after setting aside near 100000 as contingent
,r, ~ "er changing 70 profit and loss account several
ouna value, but which had previously been
''"u among the item Of assets
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nR. COMsTOCK's VOCAL GYMNAsIUM. (PhiladeiphiaJ
which has been In successful operation or twenty
designed for the arficus
instruction In
will commence Monday the 9Th OF September
No become psp in the gymnasium who sps on
the 1oor No member Of
the institution IL allowed IN tobacco in firm
COMsTOCK, M. D., Principal,
No. 100 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.
DIR. O. has published the following works
special
OF defective articulation Prizes.
81 postage iscents
Phonetic Speaker. Price, postage 10 cents
Comocks Phonetic New Testament Price, 81 rs postage, ~
N
Comochs Phonetic Price, ~ postage cents
Of Popes Homers tlsd Com~tocks
Alphabet. Price, so cents postage, cents.
June i6-dass
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Nv J. G. nocuIpE. Auct,o.c.r.

EXCELLENT koCKAWAY At aUCTIoN.-on Saturday
morning. June a. 10 O'Clock front Of
shall sell excellent second hand rockaway.
Terms credit Of ninety satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
June sd Aucsioneer
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At PRIVATE SALE, Lots Nos. o and 10, square
"a 1oThee lots front ~ feet inches street between
lfh and 18th, with depth o $50 alley They
the Immediate vicinity Of Lafayette Square and considered
the desirable building the n sold by ssnr
day, The 9th they public the
premises that day At 9 o'clock, p.
Terms One fourth three, and four
yesrs. Tfs perfect. Apply to -
June al-ds y, between 9Th and Tth streets,
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The Rocklsnd (Me) Gazette thinks the shipping now on
the stocks and TO be built at that port tho present summer
win amount to 1900 tons which Is 5000 more
than wac built last year
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Cincinnati is this year taxed 81 7o924l of which about
Si,3ooooo is for city and country purposes
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Inc 81 John New Bnswicker Of the 18th expresses IL
sen very strongly in opposition TO the proposed reciprocity
treaty, as It's provisions have been published
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LUNCH rosrpoSED-A Baltimore paper in noticing th
pos'ponement of the launch Of ship, heads H. Lunch
postponed, and observe that the mistake is easily
made as the name Of the ship Is Canvas Back.r-K o
| Delta
The St John New Brunswicker Of the 18th expresses IL
SELF very strongly in opposition the proposed reciprocity
treaty as It's provisions have been published
Cincinnati is this year taxed 81 7O924l Of which about
Sl,5ooooo is for city and country purposes.
One hundred and eleven vessels arrived at the port OF
New York on Saturday and Sunday.
There were eleven fatal of cholera in Boston last
week. in New York there sxy-seven fatal in
the same PERIOD showing increase previous weeks
In Louisville Kentucky while three Germans were en-
gagged in digging pit alongside old one the earth gave
way, Instantly sufocang two who at the bottom.
third, employed at the top manning the wndlass imme
daey cried out for assistance and commenced descend
ing lie had not however, gone far before he
come by the noxious vapors, and fell dead
woman killed the Central road few miles
west of Rochester, New York, Wednesday night her
body being found morning the track cut two
The deceased Margaret Melby who lived service in
Chilli She was married but separated from her husband
Her age twenty-five.
The wings Of Boone county, Missouri have nominated
Mr. Guitar a candidate for the legislature The Terra
aute Journal thinks that Guitar will be well pea by
election day"
An enizer, at late evening sewing party reports that
one lady made of the exclamation, ~ thought should
have died hundred and twentyeight times and she
put the inquiry aid you ~ hundred and thirty
seven times.
rather intricate law suit recently decided in Cali
forna at the suggestion of the Judge by horserce The
jury acted as judges the counsel bet their fees their
specve clients the judge held the stakes and the winner,
by previous arrangement treated the crowd
There sailed from the Chincha islands during the month
ending 3Oth April last sxty-six vessels carrying 1893
tons guano or the above number, twenty-three were
American vessels
The clipper Grapesho" which lately caused John Bull
extreme uneasness recently spoken in latitude % deg
SO min. longitude 80 deg. n min- cruise, by the
steamer Charles Morgan her last passage from ndanoa
and Galveston to New Orleans.
1t is said that regular vein of nitre believed to be
unique in its character has been discovered in Bradford
county, Pennsylvania
AT last the subscription to the Bachelder fund
in the southern cities said to amount TO four thousand
dollars.
The following (says the New Hampshire Teegraph) is
the eptaph just put upon marble grayestone by Mr..
Moses Davis of Nashua to be placed at the grave of Miss
Seva Jones, who murdered by Henry n Sargent at
New Boston, las. winter ..
Seyila daughter of George and Sarah Jones' Murder
months.
Thus fell this lovely, blooming daughter,
BY the reyengeful hand-a malicious Henry
When on her way to school he met her,
Andwith six self cooked pistol shot her."
The Montreal Herald says A citizen of Chicago has
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One hundred and eleven vessels arrived the port
New York on Saturday and Sunday
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Aryirat Of ne Black Worrior.
MOBILE, June lsThe Black Warrior has arrived
from Havana with dates 10 June 18th.
The Black Warrior reports the political affairs of the
island 70 be mportsn and the general health of Havana
good.
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Markets.

NEW lonK, June 22-Flour steady-sales of 5000 bbs
of State Mt SIS 25 So 81 southern IS 50 So Wheat
quie-saes of 5000 bushels yesterdays prices Corn
sales of 80 900 bushels mixed at 70 cents yellow at SO
cents Cotton firm at advance. Stocks firm, prices
ing upwards.
BALTIMORE june 22.-Flour slightly irmer under the
steamers newsHoward street -four held at SO 62buyers
offer So 50 City Mills held at SIS SIN sales Wheat de-
clinedsaes of 5000 bushels red 81 10 81 rs white
ST rs ST so inferior qualities to Is lower
sales of TO- COO bushels white at Is rs yellow at s
10 cents mixed at II cents Oats sold at SIS 62 cents
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GEN ERAL NEW 3.

PIGEON sroRThr. Rood, Of Buffalo, New York, says he
threw stick at flock pigeons flying his head and
cut on wing Of one Of them The bird flew away with
MS other wing and for aught Mr. r. knows is flying yet
LUNCH rosrPoSEDA Baltimore paper, in noticing the
pos'ponemen' of the launch Of ship heads H. Lunch
postponed, and observe that the mistake is easily
made as the name Of the ship Is Canvas ckr-K o.
Delta
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The Montreal Herald says /" citizen of Chicago has
obtained from this government the privilege of loading his
vessel at Quebec We presume like privilege will be
granted to all who apply for it that in reality the ST.
Lawrence is last opened to the vessels Of the United
States coming from the upper lakes We understand there
is law by which American vessel be prevented
from going Quebec and there is penalty for doing
If this be So it would be difficult say how much have
lost during the last five years by preventing American
sells from navigating the Lower St Lawrence
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UE for sale frame house,
very healthy Of the city, 18th
above the Of Massachusetts avenue.
Being Nebraska, he will scII II bargain.
For and other particulars apply the premises
June 27-dHs HENRY q. NEALF.
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by ELEG APH.
~ AZ York OannL Loan.

the New forh UaaaI LodH
ALBANY, june 22The corporation Of this city have biz
for million Of the canal loan average Of IL per cent
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NEARLY NEW HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
pisnoforte, nc auctionOn Wednesday, 2ch
hai SELL the residence OF j. r. Tubbs Ih
and streets NORTH 10 O'Clock, srcelie
Of nearly furniture, Wis
Mahogany bureaus, dining breakfast, and card tables
rianofosis, hstrack looking Eiasses, and clock
Mahogany French sofa, chairs and rocker.
An ercslent assortment Of glass and crocksry
Window curtains painted shades, and blinds
Cottage and uundle hedsieads, wsshstsnds
Pmior, stair, and chamber carpets, oicloth
Hail. so,nr, and other lamps
Feather beds ard bedding, hair and shuck mattresses
Wsrdro wash sink, and toilet
Cooking. air light, and other
ooda ssor OF kitchen requisites
Terms under S23 cash Us, credit OF go and
90 for satisfactorily endorsed, BEARING interest
GREEN h SCOTT,
June 23-d Asctoneers.
p sThe above furniture good quality, and
nearly Persons wishing purchase good furniture will do
well to attend the sale. q. h 4.
NUGAR and Moesscs At Aucsion.-on Monday next, the
~ Goth Instant 10 O'Clock r. A. H. Dodges wharf, the
the bsque Chase nom mayagucz Porto Rico, consisting
Of
4o5 hoesheads prime sugar
40 do choice moiasses
r.. 4. WRIGHT
June 22--dins Aucioneer, Georgetown.
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There were eleven fatal of cholera in Boston las
week; IN New York there sixty-seven fatal il
the same PERIOD showing increase previous weeks
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Dissol.tion Of the caaad;on pa,,iomsat

Dtssolaton Of the Canadian Parliament.
QuEBEc June 22I is expected that Parliament will be
dissolved to-day in consequence of the defeat the ministry
yesterday upon moving amendment the address in
answer to the speech from the throne settling
clergy reserves.
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yesterday upon moving amendment the address in
answer to the speech from the throne for settling the
clergy reserves.
Arrival Of the Canada BostoNo important from China
Bosros June 22The steamer Canada has just arrived at
her wharf Her mails win be despatched south by this after
Moons train
Sweden had declared openly against Russia The
OF Sweden at st. Petersburgh had been recalled.
The London papers of the 10th contain highly important
intelligence from China
large body of imperial troops attacked the foreign resi-
dents at Shanghai but repulsed with loss.
Inc American and English forces, who had been hastily
brought together then carried the camp the
mperialists. They scattered
The action though brief in duration, attended with
some loss on the part of the Americans and English Two
men were killed, and twelve wounded.
Inc loss on the side of the mperiasts must have been
vere although 1t found impossible ascertain the
Der Of killed and wounded
AT the last accounts all was quiet at Shanghai.
Vermont Democratic State Convention
MONTPELIER, (yt) June 2l.The democratic State con-
vention met here to-day.
Merritt Clark, Of Pouney, nominated for governor,
and William Matlocks of Beacham for lieutenant governor
Resolutions were sed compmentng the administration
OF Franklin Pierce Mstrong terms but declaring the sup
port of opposition the Nebraska bill should be
sdered test of party faith.
resolution also adopted denouncng know nothing
ism.
New Hampshire Legislature.
CoscoRD, IN. H., June 22The motion made yesterday
to reconsider the posponng the election discussed
and prevailed Thursday next then assigned for the
further consideration Of the subject.
MtU Ohio River.
WHEELING, June 22.-The in the channel here is
four feet deep at Psburg, three and half feet Business
both here and at Pttsburg is steady. ....
Connecticut temperance Contention.
New HAVEN, Conn., June pa temperance
convention is in session here to-day The attendance
large The different societies in the State repre-
sented.
Later from California.
New ORLEANS, June 22The United States mail steamer
United States has just arrived from Aspnwa She brings
large number of passengers BY her arrival have San
Francisco dates to the LIST of June ncusivebeng
night later than previous advces. 1.-THE time San
Francisco to Washington is thus reduced to twenyone
days.1
The United States reports that the steamship Illinois
sailed from Aspinwal for New York the 10th of June
with four hundred passengers She had million and
large amount of gold dust in the hands of passengers
The news by the United States not of an important
character.
Markets.
New fonK, June 22-Flour steady-sales of 5000 bbs
OF State Mt SIS rs So 81 southern IS 50 So Wheat
quiesaes of 5000 bushels yesterdays prices Corn
On M L.
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In Louisville Kentucky, while three Germans CT
gagged in digging pit alongside old one the earth CAV
way, instantly suocang two who at the bottom.
third, employed at the top manning the wndlass INN,
dlaey cried out for assistance and commenced descend
ing lie had not however, gone far before he
come by the noxious vapors and fell dead.
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PLEASURE TRIP 10
p ! n E z p Q N T.

On SATURDAY, August 9Th, at 81 p. m
The swim steamer GEO. VASE
INGToN viii leave Washington TOE
the above piaos at 81, and Alexandra ct ~ o'cPk
Pm
Pass.es, round TIP, =. sips's passage to OF
from Piney Point 81 50.
Meals furnished on the boat. breakfast and sup
per 371S Dinner 80 cents. Ice Cream, &c. on ths
boat ct usual prices.
The Steamer George Washington will leave FineJ
Point on Monday morning at . N, arriving IN
Washington ut O'Clock N making the run in
hours. -f
The trip win give two nights and . day for aalt
wstsr bathing, without much loss Of business hours
to the paassngers.
The proprietor of the Pavilion viii be able to .:
oommodste the passengers at the Pavilion, and the
boat Is furnished with large number Of new Mat.
tresses, which makes 1t pleasant for the persons
that cannot get rooms ut the Pavilion
There Is an abundance Of oys ers, fresh fah, scat
crabs, &C., at the splendid bathing place.
Do not fail to CO. as 1t may be the Last trip Of tis
kind this season.
Should the boat make any more trips due Dotics
viii be given.
aug 1-st JOB coRsoN, Cat.
BUILDING LOTS-For sale several desirable
ID Building Lots in the vicinity Of the City Hall;
also tn the LIST Ward and also variety In all other
parts Of the city. Also two small frame dwellings,
situated in an improving neighborhood all Of which
will be sold on terms accommodating. Apply to
David Myerle, at Mrs. Adams, opposite to Browns
Hotel, or through the post Office, post paid.
~ l0-eo3m
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10 PREVENT AND CURE CHOLERA. AN;
ALL BOWEL COMPLATNTS

TO PREVENT AND CURE CHOLERA. AN;
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
kDEkSONs travelling, and all otheps. shsuh h.x,
4 q bottle Of Dr.. ]. &. ROSR'S PAIN CURER on
a nls SGAaMlNATIvE RALsAA BY them IN oass q
TO p EVENT cEoBERA-r.k. a t..,noon,u,,
OF ram tsAfsr In wine glass Of water everv NOON
lHS; whenever you have pain. internally or e.tsr
SO cents. A>32 20 sn'
Dr.: ROSES cARMINATIvE BAIsAn n, o,u
ere Aorsus, Bowel Oonplnints, and Dysenterv -
This mixture Is one of the most i'm portsnt =,
ana should be kept m all families. AZ a soothin,
Preparation, 1t has no equal In cases OF int,n,s
Wltn bowel complaints cholera morbus rrstle.sn.ss
crying, or general pain, 1t has BEEN proved n.r,~ct
PAIN. As specific for bowel Complaints of admit,
nes never hiled. During tie ehojers of 1892 lS3S
ana ie4S It failed In NJ Instance when used beore
death had positively struck the pstien. hsyr
mad retlrns from more than one thousand perpons
who used 1t dlfing those memorable psriods t.sfi
bottle. j. Ht3sFE p esnta
d. J, 3: ROSE hSA sSan regular Pfact;siopsr N
ust. ssss y sa sasSas =. s Ssa
ana ap ponorary meRbss Of the Phil.delphia Msdi
All q AA valuable medicines IA renodv for s,es
GsseAss) % be had Of T. D. Gilman, Charles stott
Vo9 W. n. Gilman, John W. Nsirn. Patter.on ami
warn, u. 3. Clark, Il. II. MCPHERSON. ". n Evans
Hiaweu = lawrence, J. B. Moore, Wsaiinaton: 4
y. AnWeu, Georgetown; and OF u dealers Ia AIex
snora' and throughout Virginia,