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DoxxsrIc LIFE IN MELBOURNE. We extract
the following from q Melbourne letter: "gsr
Red folks enjoy each others secisty more than
IN sny other part Of the world. Were 1t not
for the esprices Of servant maid they wouid
often b put hard TO IL for subject OF convera
sation. Within the last six months we have
had ave. No 1. A Dublin girl, could not
cock, the cooking whore she last lived was
done bv her mistrsss No. 3 A wild lrish
girl; was willing 10 do everything, but knew
how TO do nothing. No. 3. From the Cork
poor house, 1 believe had never done wash
Ing, always lived where the washing Was done
sst. Always had q girl under her, and could
never think Of doing "by my ovnself' the
whole work Of . family. No. 4. Quite . gen
teel EnglishWomsn, was always allowed two
bottles Of beer daily, and as much wine as she
liked never lived In family upon any other
terms. Loft home because her last MASTER
to whom she was housekeeper, wanted to marry
her No. 5. Wss never accustomed to rise at 81 Z
In the morning; never liked mistress to 90 into
her kitchen; always had Sunday to visit her
friends, and-snd-ehe bolted with f7 los.
Happy radiance! Our kitchen and servants
room are adjoining. I have often slipped into
the kitchen quietly at six In the morning,
boiled the kettle, made tho coffee, and per.
formed sundry other domestic duties with a.
little noise a. possible, lest should disturb
her repose. Being DOW free, [ can whistle
Aud lang Syne,' whilst / boil the kettle,
without any fear Of o row or warning II
any of your friends want to como here to set
tie his family. he had better take to the study
of tho domestic guide and the culinary arts. VI
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PERSONAL,

HMzSSoNAks
....R B. Van Rensselaer,, (son of the ALBANY
patroon,) and wife, of New York, and Colonel
Bragg, U. 8. A are at Willards Hotel.
.... Gen. Wilson, whose conscience is sorely
troubled on the question Of slavery, makes
bis living BY selling brogans for tho southern
slaves.
80. The death Of the Rev. 8. ". Capers ID
announced In the southern papers.
80. Senator Charles Sumner travels ia tn.
slave States with perfeo. IMMUNITY and gres,
boidness.
go. Mrs. Susan Decatur. roliot Of the gsilan.
Commodore Decatur, lies dangerously i'll a,
her residence in Georgetown, ID. @.
80. A monument is about to bs erected in
Monument Square, Savannah, in honor OF
Cen. Nathaniel Greene, Of revolutionary mem.
cry. Mr.. Laurits, the accomplished artist Of
tue Pulaski monument, will furnish the de.
sign.
....Msj. Polk, the brother Of the form ar
President of that name, is an anti Know No.
thing candidate for the Tennessee legislature
....John I. FlournOy memoralisss the Leg.
islature Of Georgia, to pass Law legalizine
Poiygamy. 1t we're better he should immi.
crate to Utah.
lone of the French sinters Of charity a.
gagged in ministering to tho sick and wounded
soldiers in the East, has fallen q victim to her
zeal and devotion. and persisted. At her fu.
neral, the cross, which was carried before the
coffin, was escorted by Turkish soldiers with
aims reversed.
....Captain James Mcguire, we'll known
n nf R,1H I'll
He 1t was who few years ago, crossed the AT.
lahtic In the pilot boat "Roamer," from New
York, on special cruise, and sstonshed the
authorities Of Cork by coming in and hosting
the United States flag on whss might almost
have been called a fishing shrek.
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V\O AOUS e K E G r Il II S.-Persons wish
l. ing to purchase superior Table or Pocket chi,
Iery. heavy Silver plated or Britannia Wire, fine
!aPanned Tea Trays or Toilet Sets an excelen,
Clock, Feather Buster, Hat Stand, Enam-Ied Ket.
tie, sauce pan, G avy Strainer, Tea Bell or any of
the hundred and one little etcetrras needed bv eveyv
housekeeper, are invited to call on
G. FRANCIS,
1e 10 400 Seventh n
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q i. HOOVER, Iron Hall Boot. Shoe and
Os trunk Establishment. ! have received nfen
this day large assortment of Gents French
Patent Leather and Calf Boots And Shoes,
which will sell cl,eap. -
Also, Boys Youths, and CLiidre1's SHOES CT all
descriptions. All in want please call at
8. p. HOOVER,
Iron Hall Boot Shoe aud Trunk
establishment, between 9th and Goth sits.
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PnRLIO NOTICE.

pf virtue Of witt OF yandltioni eTpoui, issued
- by James CIandell, Eco one OF the justice, Of
the peace In and for the county Of Wssbinatcn, ia
the Dissrict Of Columbia, to NE directed, ~il eI-
pose 70 ,ae one acre o land, south Of the Dwei leg
house situated near Good Hspe lyine in the county
OF washington, District Of Columbia, on TUES
DAY, the 24th day OF July, 1855. At l2 O'Clock m
Tor cash, the property OF Thomas w. Thomas
seized ano taken Ia execution of The OF Stephen r.
Plumsi. C.. A. yERNIIIIOy ronstnhI.
iy alt
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Come al 70 that are weary and qusach You,
Thirst

4 RNY q sHINN respectfully 70 mr., ,be,, ,os,
"A sincere thanks to their friends and the public
Tn general tor the patronage heretofore 80 literally
bestowed upon them, and announce that they are
not only pa. pared 10 receive orders for their PRE-
MUM MINERAL WATERS. but also for their an
penor Champagne Cider and Poner, bo,tIed and
draught Ale, Root Beer and Mead, Lager Beer. In
Kegs or bottles, Carbonaled Ginger new beyer-
age, which Is 20 highly recommen dsd by physicians
Of the Northern cities
All orders promptly dispatched.
Union Bottiing Depot, 81 Green street.
je 29-lwt Ceorr,,o,,n N r,
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I osr-on the morning q tbs ID instant, hetw.
- the Northern Liberties Market and Treasury
Depsrimsut, Gold Amulet. Tie hpdsY viiI be
hssiaiiy re~arded b ieavins 81 Ut sersnGh 81
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OrICE.-COPIE5 OF THE SPEECH de-
IN livere by the Hon. J. Y. Chandler On the oc-
cesiOn OF the celebration of the Landing of the Ma
ryland Pilgrims AZ ST. Mays, can be- procured at
Taylor Mauy's, Franck TayOr's, VIM. A. Ken
nedy's, aud Shiirgton's Bookstores. Also, At DIR.
Kidwcll's Dug Store. lie 26-eo1ts
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THE POTOMAC RIVER STEAaibOAI

V W i
COMPANIES STEAMER ALICE q. PRICE.
CAPT. SAMUEL BAKER,
rsTh WILL LEAVE WASHINGTON
ss5ezaz AT 6 O'CLOCK 4. NJ, AND AL
EAANDhlA AT O'CLOCK A M
ON TUESDAY MORNINGS for-Nattox Cur
roman, L. MachodOc, Piney Point, KinsaIe, Cone
ON FRIDAY MORNINGS for-Chapel Point,
Wicomico, Leonardtown, Piney Point, st. Mays,
Gone.
ON WEDNESDAY (returningl leave Cone at 4
O'Clock a. m, for 81. Msry's, Piney Point, Leon
ardtown, Wicomico, Chapel Point.
ON SATURDAY (re,u' nne) leaving Cone at 4
O'Clock a. m for kinsale, Piney Point, l.. Macho
doc, Currioman, MattOx.
Calling at the usual landings On the river when
signals are made.
BY order of the Board:
JAS. P. SMITH, President.
Alexandria, Va, June !, 1855.
ie l5-U
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n When may two people Do said to be
half witted? When they have an under
standing between them.
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LAND WARRANTS.

IOHN CLARK, Agent fos Claims, No O25
- Twelfth street, Will give the hirhest maize,
piee In gold for Land Warrants te7-lms
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II In order to give tone to the stomach, /
Is recommended to swallow the dinner bail.

ELopEMEHf AND DEArH.-The Worcester
Transcript relates that a man named C1tIer
| came from Manchester, N. H., to West Bowls
ton, Mass. and found homo with Mr. Nor.
| man IL. Goodale, whore no was taken sick
| After his recovery, he left, as he said, to meet
| bis wife in Albany. In eight days be returne d
| with q young woman who he said was his wife
Tho couple remained at Mr.. Goodale's about
| ten days when Cutler was again taken sick
ard died.
Mr.. Goodale, after conversing with the vo.
man, suspected something was wrong. and
sent messenger to Manchester who returned
With Information that Cutler had father, mo
| Their, and wife in that place The girl for
| whom be had deserted his wife, alec belonse d
TO Manchester, and has a father living there
Those parties came to West Boylston to attend
the funeral of Cutler. and the widow Of the
faithless found herself face to face with her
for whom she and her children had been de
serted The girl was, after the funeral, taken
to the house OF her parent-Bosfon Teie.
graph, Friday.
CHILDRKS KILLED AND EATEN BY Hoes
A Mrs Abashabs Ellafeld, wife of Thomas
Ellafold, became deranged about twenty DAYS
ago, and left home, taking with her two small
children, one aged about two years and the
other about four years. Search was made BY
her friends through the woods for q space Of
twenty days, whom she was found In fright.
full condition, and the two children wsre found
eaten up by tho hogs. They had evidently
Icon killed, - the skull bones OF each had
been broken. The maniac mother 10 now in
charge Of Q fhsnd couple q miles from thia
city, In Perry ,tovnahip --6eaasyiAs dad ]
En9Sirsr, 26sh axle.
"a
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G. MYERS.
. J. w. MYERS.

VI\HE business will hereafter be conducted under
Il tbs name of G. MYERS SON, at the old
stand, al re loot Of jefferson on Water st., Gedfse
town, ONCE No ~, where we will he happy 70
supply our customers and NIL others who will rive
us call with as good IN article If WHITE, RED
Ash and DAUPHfN or TRANSITION COAL.
Also, HICKORY, OAK and PINE WOOD, as can
b. had In the market, on a reasonable and accom-
modedns terms a caa DO purchased in tbs d.
tdct. o. MYERS n sCH
70 8rlW
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IMPORTANT TO PERSONS BREAK.
lG UP HOUSEKEEPING.

1MfO1lANI III fEhSONS bhEAk.
ING UP HOUSEKEEPING.
DERSONS removing from the City, and wishing
z TO dispose Of their Furniture and Housekeep-
Ing Utensils, &c, without the trouble Of sending
than 10 public auction, can DO by calling on US
al Our Store, 317 Pa avenue, corner of Ninth 81 :,
as We are prepared to buy ali sucA roocs as may be
offered " ?. d:
Housekeepers and Others will do well By calling
on u.s. as We will paw the highest cash prices for all
such goods. WALL, BARNARD l. CO
je 7-am 3l5 Pa avenue,
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NOTICE,

EOLD SLEEVE BUTTONS. srI Ds A.
~ inst received a large assortment of The la,e.,
style Mosaic, Cameo. Lava and plain gold SLEEVE
BUTTONS, STUDS, &e unusually fine and
cheap. Nj. w. GAIT g. BRO.
32a Pa. avenue, bet. Oh and 10Th sts
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II The Hermann ia the next steamer dina
Her day of sailing was tho Goth ultimo.
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Az ATCRLS,
w JEWELRV.
SILVER W.aRE, dc.
NJ. w. CALF BRO. are constantly receiving
large invoices OF the above and offer every article
In Their line, at the LoWsst rates.
GOLD AND SILVER WORK Of every descrip-
lion, made to order, such rs TESTIMONIALS
richly esbelished, with appropriate designs, Sill
YER TEA SETS, DINNER SERVICES, &c.
Precious Stones Sci ia every styl. however elab
CRATE.
ARMS, CREsTs, NOTICES, sc. cut on stsne
NJ. w. GAIT h BGO.,
324 "a. av., between 9th and 10Th sts.
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je 10
dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP.

THE firm Of Myers & Baker was mutually Dis
solved on the lst June, ls66 All persons hav-
ing claims against the firm will presen, them 10 c,
Mnkhs ior ynent, and those indebted to said firm
will please call and settle their accounts bv the Ter
Of August, as after that time they will be p .ced in
the hands OF an officer for collection, q. il is ne
cessary TO close the business on or before that time
CHARLES MYERS,
SAMUEL. MAKER
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EoR sALE-A LIGHT BUGGY WAGON, one
IL of Watsnn's very best, no top,O850I>
has been run only haf a dozen times. 8Ak
II Il the completed and Wy choicest light
Wagon at tins time in Washington. IL will be sold
bargain, 90 the owner now finds that be has no
further use for il Ii can be seen Andrew Ioyce's
leach Factory, on l4,h street, south OF Pa avenue
For particulars enquire q; this once
iY 2-lw
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TWO PIANOS that have been I'm use for a
L few months for sale uyon very cheap and rea
sonable terms JOHN P. ELLIS,
900 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
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nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD will
" give one hundred dollars for the apprehension
Of be thief or thieves, and recovery Of the good ~
ken from m. store on Thursday night last or ffty
1on r. TOT me recovery OF The Goods consisting OF
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &c.
ie 30-3t EVAN HUGHES
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COAL-COALi

A CARGO Of superior Red Ash Anthracite COAL,
n egg fiIe. on board Schooner ID. Hsynes and
tor sale al 50 - per tom II taken from the vessel
j. Z. SHIELDS AGO,
Jy2-jt' Office corner 9Th and n streets
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FAIR HILL BOARDING SCHOOL

FAIR HILL BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR GIRLS,
Sdndy Spri1g, Montgomery county, MazyloGd
TIME ninth term OF thls Institution viii commence
l. on the 10Th day of the ninth month [Sep,emDer,
next
Circulars containing the needful information IN
regard 10 the School he o. tained by those bo
dSsire IL, by addressing, at Onry Post Once Mont
s,mery county, Maryland, Z. g. KIRK, or WM. "A.
Ret+r to Jno. T. Towers, Lambert Tree, Vim. d.
Wallach. ie 30
GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE.
'sWICE daily bstween w ashingon ana tie So.l.
= via Fredericksburg, 2ichmsnd, Peters burg, Va.
Weldon and Wilmington, N. c., to Charleston, 8.
q and Augusta, Ga
The travelling public is hereby informed that the
Swift and comfortable Steamers
BALTIMORE -
- s.;sEs sssss.AND MT VERNON Xe1>tss51X
leave the Steamboat Wharf at Washington, daily a.
8 a. m. and p IN. Arrive in Richmond at l o. m.
and a N. Arrive al Petersburg at 81 p. M. and
S IN.
The following through tickets can be obtained on
hoard:
To Fredericksburg. O.
TO junction Of Virginia Central Railroad. 6c1S
TO Richmond, go
~ sotioihs D 70
10 Tetefsoufe, 20
To Weldon, N. 90
10 miSgon, ~ o.
FARE ON POTOMAC RIVER A. FOLLOWS:
For each passenger
To Alexandra IS cents, and baggage lax cents.
10 Marbary %
To Quanico, Sandy Point, sc.-................ 81
Meals and State Rooms extra
For further informal on apply on board OF tho
boats, orto GEO. MATTINGLY, Agent,
te 81 CIV In Washington.
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BRITANNIA & PLANISHED WARE

f1NEA and CoEe Uins Coffee Gr-ques, Coffee Big
gsns, Coffee Filters, Cof-epots, Tespots, Q e.
Sets Egg Boilers, Chatting Dishes, Imperial Dish
Covers, Soup Tnreens, Casters, Pitchers, Cups,
Lamps. Candlestlcks, segar Lamps, spit oonr. &C.
at the Hou-ekeePer's Furnishing Store 40 Seventh
street GEO. FRANCIS.
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NOR RENT-sEVERAL HANDSOME PAR
II Ioxs and Chambers, with board.
Also, Table and transient board. Inquire At Mrs
gMTTH,S. 083 F street ana
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"OAES FOR ALL-Bsauufuy and hsaIthiIy
III Iocssed Building Lon, - fb<t hout BY $50 ~,
deep on graded sirsstH, en-, snrfl spiAe Sc houzhi
q 6e ezeeedtnu low p1os q eK, MO- = 81
m0nah Title hfspu1hae,
Union Lad Office, IN g.,
above Odd FsIloWs' Han.
Jan WIN JOHN FOX, Secretary.
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oE sHlLIlNGTON has just received
~ Harpers Magazine for July
tutname do 90
Graham's do do
Ladies' Gazette OF Fashion do
CaamJefs Journal do
household Words do
Goccy's Lady's Book 90
New York Journal do
sHiLLINGToN's Books;sfe,
ty2- Ooeon Building
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Characteristic In the session Of the late
board Of The Washington councils immediate
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watering Plices.-We recently published
IN interesting letter from Old Point Comfort
than which neither hemisphere contains .,
this time more desirable and agreeable sea.
shore summer resort. In the same vicinity
are other capital watering places, which should
not be missed by those who desire to make the
usual tour Of such establishments that may be
within striking distance Of each other Thus
We have the Piney Point House, 30 long q IA.
vorite resort Of Washingtonians. Baltimoreans
Virginians, and Marylandsrs. This establish
ment was never better kept than this season.
Those who love fishing, Grabbing, and sailing
in safe water, should by no means fail to stop
there at some period Of the season. Blacks
toms Pavilion, on Blackstone island, further
down towards the ocean, o new establishment
comparatively, is being kept this summer with
grea: eeiat. One catches there all tho delight.
ful breeses for which tho noble Chesapeake il
80 justly celebrated. There is also Dr.. Banks'r
celebrated Chesapeake Hall, at Hsmpto on, oil
most within a stones throw Of Old Point The
doctor hes for years kept this establishment
as the resort for those who are fond of the very
best old Virgins living and quiet, at water
ing place He has recently added extensively
to his accommodations, and rs6,.ed the house
throughout, e we'll as refurnished it, He is
nov prepared to entertain on much larger
soaie than heretofore, and to afford his guests
great many extra aoeommod atoms, comforts,
ana iuHaIiss. No other portion of the coast
OF the United slatss is this season so cspitally
supplied with agreeable watering places As the
region Of the Chesapeake, for each of thsss
four establishments Old Point, Hampton,
Blsekiston Island, and Pinsy Point--as nm.
mrpase In Its peculiar style
characteristics In the session Of the late
board Of The Washington councils immedists
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The Chelsea (nass) Marine Hospital
The bids for the construction Of this import.
ant work were to have been opened to. day .,
the Treasury Department.
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MERCHANTS FXCHANGE-There
will be meeting Of The Merchants EI-
change mt their Rooms over the Savings Bank,
THIS EVENING, July 3, at 8 O'Clock.
Members are respectfully requested 10 attend.
iva THOS. &. MAGRUDER, Clerk.
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- Mr. EDITOR-The Butchers and al
others attending the Northern Marke
having made their usual preparation for market will
be in attendance on Wednt sday, the 4h inst, unit
a MAJORITY OF THOSE ATTENDING.
~ 3-lfs
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R,THE SCOTT GUARDS BEG LEAVE
~ TO infrm their friends add the public gen
orally that they will give md Excursion and
Pic Mic To the White House Pavilion on THURS
DAY morning, July IL, le55.
Particulars in future advertisement
lie q, %, 10 30h Iu!y2
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It cannot Toll the Truth-Our talented
amiable, courteous, and Ingenious neighboI
yesterday said that the new Commissioner OF
Public Buildings has employed two persons to
do the work recently performed by one indi.
sidual. We have to say that this story is q
saoor roorback-nothing more
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-03
New Savings Bank Store
.A AT THE
Old OA1,0PPITE,

"kEEP 7aG AsiD lSDS Fer ec5iF;1REn"
GtlTlZESSo OIL Wheeling aud yeiaiy:-1hn Cd EaiiE
" TO- health reminds ne that II nny r X ia!' 70 sal
your attertlon TO my Fall and Wiltr 'iOtGM BOON
Shoes. Hats, Cars, Umbrellas and CARPET Satki' az
corner OF Market and Monroe A!tts, NEtLt I9s ~
mud great yaliety OF Fashionable lltey received G'o
suitable 10 the season, at low pIittt. ,-.,.,.,.
very ihaNktul for Tue liberal patronASe
couhis anonsst sou, respectfully solicit lEeIaU!.S
atd examine my soeA, lit will be MY ptaisis 70 rs az
wait on yo0.) thus uniting labor NTH resi- lAt ~!
have their Offspring health, snl 10 this 'ldfS 'aS''
aud economy may have wealth.
ladies', II you wish TO puTeLise bshloh,st lse St''r
winter Bonnets, SuTt,
Gentlemen, II you wish 10 Tu,tAa's h'EiotA"S'f
or Hat,
calat tie above nlate, where you will E.t-iN
Remainder, the old Post 0Iice corner.
To Country Merchants have a Few Gocd'Io ~
law prizes. .,-s.x
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ARE you suFFnRINa

Iron Rheumatism, Sore Throat, Group, DlMeult
L Breathing, TooIhatht, Tie Do!oIelx, piln 10 the
Heat Or Side stain o. SPasn, lIealAse, lnfanlIns
tou StiR joints Cuts Tutea Potion Soies, Fever Sores
Palm o. e'sma In the SiSmle thoea HErSas, g p
Oas Insects or Rabbi Dog, Hgue cake Ae 10 he Breast
or Face buInI bruises, thSig, ehlpPed bands, CORN!
concOns Of the Muscles or cords, cuts o. any Kind,
Museuar weakness, paTaly.ls, Piles Far ache, Ulcers,
Sail Reuni SeuTyy, Sore Nipples, Sore Lips YeneIea
SOes Scarlet Pev3r or any similar dttite, you maj rest
aauled that III this article you have
a SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which mol only removes pain almost ihSiSntaneousy, but
HeletTaits 10 the Ee4t OF and entirely
ERADlCATES THE DISEASE.
Some will laugh at tie idea Of any composition curing
tuth number Of dteaSs but sou but reject that theIe
diseases, though numerous In lAne, all ailte tom similar
tautes The proposition will lem less eHtIavsgSn ont
weIo times mule 80 !HE tACIs ST Ch stare Us IN he
heh w0nd JeTrs the candid TO lS hsi Ior
81 WHO have used themselves or witnessed Us msge
ehetlS on otlS unite IN detlAllng Il Just what It's name
(NoRFAI ELI indtates, ht Mi htltnttnt kIeIsH,
TO THOSE WHO THINK.
Have you never noticed The atrkn5S mllaTty between
many external and Internal dlseaSet having entirely der
enl palnesl and las Il never occurred 10 you that rem
edy might be PREPARED which should b eau1lly Applicable
10 bOhl THIS remedy Is now offered you III The oNrA
EE L%AkAT, which does moi insult jour u"Lel
BY Claiming To have beef uuEd In some burning eRHtItNs
0lTSPRISo OF SCILSCI! being mild aud simple ats stiion
and yet revealing In Its eeiS power almost eiedloe,
Ie5ching The most hidden GneWA 0f man or BEAST
aud sci being noxIoRs 10 the weAl.,l in9r tia also
W fer ehte7H nnent In the market, being put utn
bottles tct az large IS The majority, aud one fourth alEr
than The llTgrIt, beAieS billing more than four Time M
strong; We Therefore offer II to you with rItde aud con-
deife IS exactly suited TO tie wants Of reh or
rcOr, high or low.
he unprecedented size In which The Sonrarsi lipmkn
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