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jea- WALL & BARNNARR;bH 9 1Do,laRssrs


BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Auctioneers.
VALUABLE FARM AND QUARRY LAND
FOR SALE.-On THURSDAY, July 2, at three
clock p M will be sold at the Little Falls Bridge
on the virginia side, that portion of Rich Point
Farm. north of PrImmett's Run, containing one
hundred acres, more or less.
This property most eligibly situated on the
Leesburg Turnpike Road, four miles from Wash
ii1gton City, well wooded in oak and chestnut
Prmmetts Run, (the southern boundary } is never
failing stream Of water The cleared land is easy Of
cultivation. The Quarries the Potomac are
on the river.
If desirable, the property can be divided into two
portions TO suit purchasers the object of the pro-
prietOr being to increase the neghbOrheod as he is
residence.
Terms: One-thrd, cash: the balance in six and
twelve months notes bearing interest from day of
sale Deed OF trust taken to secure the pay ments.
The plat of the property can be seen at the auction
rooms OF Barnard Il Buckley, Bridge street, gorge
ie I'D BaRNARD& BUCKEy. Aucts.
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MAR RIED,
DI led.

q, OF the 18th instant; at St. Patrlcks Church. by
to Miss MARY j. JARBOE, Of this city.
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The VERY RICHEsT-ToNED instrument of its
kind we have heard lately, is melodeon just re-
ceived by our neighbor Metzerott from the manu-
factory Of Treat & Linsley, New Haven, Conn.
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By GREEN, Auctioneer.

DY a. " KEEN, AuctlCneeT.
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE
AT ACCTION-On WEDNESDAY, the LIST day
OF July at - O'Clock a. IN, shall sell at the resi-
dence OF A. Noise, Esq, No. Sin Ninth ST., Dough-
tys Row, next to the corner of l. street north, a
good assortment Of nearly new furniture. viz:
Mahogany French Sofa, spring seat Chairs, and
Rockers
Mahogany sofa Table. cherry dining and side Tables
Oval gIlt-i frame Mirror, Mante Vases
Paror and chamber Window Curtains
Feather Pillows and Bosters
Hair and shuck Mattresses, Cottage Bedsteads
Bedding and Wardrobes, Washstands
Cane seat and other Chairs
China, g ass, and crOckery Ware, Table Cutlery
IEree-p!y ingram and passage Carpets
Cooking, air-tIsht. ard other Stoves, with a good
lot of Kitchen Utensils.
Terms All sums under SIS, cash: over S25 n
credit of Gn and % days, for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsCd bearing interest.
Je 25-d 4. GREEN, Auctioneer.
III The house Is for rent, inquire on the prem
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The PROFESSOR" a new book Ivy Currer Bell
author OF " Jane Eyre" Shirley" DC, can he had
at ShlliIngton's Book and Stationery Store, Odeon
Building, corner of AZ street and Pennsy vania av-
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REAL Estate SALSA Green sold yester-
day, lot 4, square south of I,0le, to g. E. B.
Mitchell, for cents per foot; lot No 1, do, do,
do. cents; lots 13, IL, and Is. square ,Oi5, to D.
Rawlings, 4 4-10 cents.
j. G. Mcclure sold yesterday lots and 2,
square IA, to VIM. Nourse, for SAT- .OS. Lots
and 5, to George Lutner, for 1917 40 Lots 6 to
l3, to VIM. Nourse, for 81 800 Sc Lots II, IS, 16,
to p. Thyson, for S396.75. Lot IL, to do, for
Sl17 .95. Lots IL, 10. 30, 81, to James DAILY, for
800 %. Lots % and %, to do, S1S5 81. Lots "a
and 25 to b. Milburn, for Sl7S72.
j. o. o. FAT meeting Of Central Lodge,
No. I, last night, the following persons were
elected officers for the ensuing term;
John II. McChesney, N. G.; A. J. Borland, v.
G.; VIM w. Wood, F. =.
In Columbia Lodge, No. TO- on Thursday night,
the following were elected:
w. ID. Stewart, N. g.; Samuel Wise. v. G {;
H. 8. Bowen. +. S; Charles Kinsey, r. $; Da-
vid Fowble, Treasurer.
Mr.. Editor Will you please give the names
OF the three Aldermen who voted for Mr. Evans
resolutions in the Board of Aldermen last Monday
evening, and oblige many of your readers.
Washington, June 81. CITIZEN
AnSUer.-They were Messrs. French s. Evans,
of the Third Ward, Robert Clarke, of the Sixth
Ward, and Peter NJ. Pearson, of the Seventh
Ward.
On MONDAY the members of the Liberty Club
give their grand excursion to the White House.
on the steamer George Washington. Scott's
Band will accompany them.
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By a. GREEN, Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE OF THIRTY VALC-
H ABLE BUILDING LoTs IN The CITY OF WASH
INGTON, BELONGING To TIE ESTATE OF THE LATE
Cor. SAMUEL MILLER. DECEASED, AT AUCTIoN.-On
MONDAY. the 10Th day Of June instant, | shall
sell, hy order of the executor, commencing at 5
O'Clock p m, At my Auction Room, No. 20 eth
street, thirty handsome Building Lots, viz
Lot No. 6, IN square 81.
Lots 2and 6, la square 20.
Lots and 1. IN square ST.
Lot II. in square 5l4.
Lots sand -, ia square SIS.
Lots AMI D. in square 964.
Lots W, 49, and ~, and part q, In square gig.
Lots S, (, and s. In square 979.
Lot |, IN square oil.
Lot 3, IN square south of 1919.
Lot = IN square l,'N.
Lot |. IN square %
Lot o. III square ,c43,
Lots 8, 4, I5 Is, II. Is, and 10, in square Ices
Lot H. IN square 1876.
The attention Of the public is respectfully invited
to this sale. They Will perceive that the property Is
located III various parts of the city, some of which
are In very rapidly Improving neIghbOrhoods and the
sale will be well worthy their attention.
Terms One third cash balance in |, 2, s. 4, and
years the purchaser purchasers TO give notes for
the deferred payments, bearing interest from the
day Of sale. Interest 10 he paid semI-annually.
deed gwen and deed of trust taken on the
property To secure the payment of the notes.
All conveyance at the cost of the purchaser.
FRANCIS PETERS, Executor.
10 J6-oOIds GREEN
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CoBB's New SroRY-hs best-now really in the
New York Ledger, and for sale at ShiIIington' $
bookstore, Odeon Building. corner AZ street and
fennsy wanna avenue. Mr.. Shllllngton has received
iiarPers and Putnam's Magazines for July; also
the k1lckerbocker Magazine aud Household Words
iOI july.
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By WALL & BARNARD, AuctIoneers.

By WALL d BARNARD, AuctIoneers.
VALUABLE r A II NJ n ID BEAUTIFUL
COUNTRY RESIDENCE AT PUBLIC SALE.-On
TUESDAY, S0th instant, at O'Clock p. m, on the
premises we will sell that beautiful and highly cul
tvated Farm. late the country residence of a.
Hoover, Esq, deceased, living in Alexandra county,
Virginia, one mile from GEORGETOWN, and on the
heights just above the AquedCct.
This Farm contains about one hundred and sixty
acres high state of cultivation. well fenced and
enriched with the liberal of fertilizers. There
is large Orchard of the choicest fruits now In full
bearing.
The dwelling, which is nearly new, is y feet
square, surrounded with a ten-feet wide pOrtIco,
contains large parlors, roomy hall. five large cham
bers, kitchen, bathroom, water closet and every
modern convenience: also, reservoir on the top of
the house. la fact, expense was spared TO make
the dwelling comfortable and elegant.
The situation is beautiful, commanding an extern
sive country, city, and water view, and is within
few minutes walk of Georgetown.
The other improvements consist of new barns,
sheds, stables. siyes, &c.
There is liberal supply of pure water close to the
house, and the farm well watered with several un
failing streams.
The terms, which are liberal, will be made known
at time of sale. A. y. HOOVER.
je E-ts WALL. & BARNARD, Auct.
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Steamer Burnt-Tw. Hundred Lives Lost.

QUEBEC, June 2!-~The steamer Montreal was
Surnt yesterday Rear this city There were two
nunared passengers drowned or burnt 10 death.
ni""' Vi "heeH Were Scotch emigrants.
tsECoND DIsPArcH1
dispssch from Montreal via Boston savs
tn la lhe BOAT had $40 passengers; only Us OF
~hoh are known to have been saved Two hum
Sos,S merg certainly drowned. IL is believed,
however, that many swan ashore and were saved
ia other ways. The accident happened near
cape Rouge, between Montreal and Quebec.
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- by j. I. McO IKE, Auctloneer.
IN PURSUANCE OF THE PROVISIONS OF
u Deed of Trust from William III. Faulkner 10
the undersigned trustee dat ed 18th day of Nav 1885,
recorded " lber J. As, No. So, folio zg3. G.,
shall, on MONDAY, the 9Th day of July next, be
tween the hours of AID O'Clock p. m. proceed to
sell Lot No Zo Reservation a, situated on the soul
sue OF PennSyiTaElt avenue, between 81 and 4th
streets, fronting on the avenue IS feet, and running
back IN 5-l2 feet to alley. and which there is
erected and first class brick building now oc-
cupled 10y said Faulkner.
Title IndisPutable.
Terms: Ono-thir clsh on the day of SALE ard the
balance III equal pay Inents at and u months with
interest. secured by deed Of trust on the property
Conveyancing at the expense of the purchaser.
ANDREW WlLIE. Trustee.
je sd JAS e. McGI-iRE Auciinncer
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AUCTION SALES.
BY wALLA BARNARD An

BY WALL Il BARNARD AuctIoneers.
VALUABLE LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD
" AT AUCTloN.-On TUESDAY AFTER NOON,
da . Instant at So o'clock. will sell that valuable
on south side Of north street, and running hack
.hat width AS feet pa inches to 50 feet alley, con-
tanning 1853 square feet This valuable property il
WORTHY attention for building speculation.
Ierms liberal, and made known at sale.
Je H-dts WALL. h BARNARD, Aucts
by WALL Il BARNARD, Auctioneers
I'HE ATTENTION OF PERSONS WISH
= ing TO purchase Country Residence is called to
me sale OF that beautiful and highly cultivated Farm
late the Country Residence of A. Hoover, Esq
deceased. ~ ing IN Alexandria County mile from
georgetown In an ellgable position Just above the
Aqueduct, possessing full and romantic view of
Washington and It's vicinity. and being proverbi-
ally healthy, presents peculiar advantages for sum
mer residence. The dwelling is nearly new and pos
sesses the most modern improvements and convent
ences. ~ ~
In regard to the land would state that il produ-
ces for the late owner the finest Crops GAIA Vera
tables, and Fruit. o
, The sale will take place on the premises TUES
DAY, the 3Oth inst, at O'Clock p. m.
je1- wAIJ.k R.RNAaPR'nh oO N,ia
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BY WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers.
Pay MARI AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY
Il AtcTEREOON, June q, at O'Clock, we will
sell, IN front of our Auction Rooms
Bay Mare, about 7ycars old.
Sold to pay livery aud charges
Terms cash. By order: r. RAINEY
Je2 WALL & BARNARD Auct
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Georgia Democratic Convention.


AUGUSTA, June a.-The Resolutions nassed nv
,ne democratic Convention express conbdeno, in
VII. buchanan's administration. That in relation
10 Governor Walker reads thus.
htSofred, That the address of Governor Walker
prescribing the terms on which Congress
sd admit Kansas into the Union, and in at
.einptng TO dictate the submission az their CON
slIutlon for ratification constitutes a preSumn-
~, "us interference In matters over which he has
gltlhate control and the same address l.
,PeSSihg the official opinion that Kansas will
-, SS,T, Zee state aud in presenting arguments
70 aupPott that side of tie question is gross de-
paItufe from the PRINCIPLES OF non-in,erven,ion
ana neutrality which was estab ished nv the Kan
sas OH. ana the convention has full confidence
that MT Buchanen will manifest that tdelity 10
the principles which carried him into Office by
recalling Governor Walker
Afer twenty uns nccessful ballotisgs for Gov
eTnor, Mr.. GARDENERS name was withdrawn On
the last ballot Mr.. Lumkin had 10 and Nj
Lamar Ia Much excitement prevailed and a
committee Of Conference was appointed. Mr.
Stephens has been nominated for Congress
SECOND DISPATCH.
. AUGUSTA, June 27.-The Democratic Conyen
ton OF Georgia has nominated gsdge loS.nb
Brown for Governor.
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FOX SALE.-A FARM of about lO0 acres, in
l. Montgomery county, Nd, ten miles from Wash
ingt3n on the Colesvi lie road improved with good
BRICK Dwelling log barn and stable, a fine orchard
OF cholce iruit. \ part IL set with clover. and the
whole well fenced. A bargain may be obtained il
early applied for, or would change for city proper
ty. III. n. LANSDAI,E Agent
No S4 NJ street, or through the City Post Office.
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SAI,E.-PI
u SUMMER RESIDENCE of Geo. Nj RIh

EOR SALE.-A very desirable RESIDENCE
being Lot fronting 50 feet 10 inches, by Il6 feel
deep to an an alley 25 feet wlde situate ed on the wesi
side oi 9th street west, between l. and Nj north and
improved by u comfortable Frame Dwelling, with
back building, wood house, a pump of excellent
water. and ornamented with variety OF flowers and
shTubbery. Terms accommodating. Apply at No
SIP I'D story 18th street.
jeD POLLARD WEBB
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= TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCI1TFD pprS
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Indian

QUEBEC. June 27.-The British mail .tenme,
indian: from Liverpool on the 18th inst, arrived
al fiviere Du Loup this morning. No intelli.
gence has yet been received
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WINDOW GIASS.-JD boxes 10 by Is French
w Window q ass. will be sold at ono dollar and
seventy hive per box for cash, In lots Of IL boxes.
Also, full supply of large size French Glass, list.
81, and 81 qualities by q lass for lighthouses, by
10, Ivy II, 9 by II, and 10 hy u cheap.
X. III. MILLER, son IL co.
Alexandra. Va. lie p
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II 90 Nj ) FOR RENT.--MISS MORLEY,
IL having taken the house recently occupied by
Mrs Anderson, two doors from the Kirkwood House,
Is prepared to rent PARLORS and LODGING
ROOMS, together or separately, furnished or unfur
nished, and If desired, will also furnish Board or
Breakfast and Tea to such wish to dine Mt hotels
or Gautier's. The rooms are large and airy. and
very pleasant for summer residences. Apply at 276
rem. avenue. lie 22-lm
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NOTICE.

MY STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES being
WI about the largest IN this city at this .sSp
tune, and having been purchased before the I'll
rise m Leather, can be sold at about IS TO 2nf ~
per cent. less than goods purchased at this -
s. u. HOOVER'S,
je II Iron Hall, Pa. ave. bet. 9th and lnt h SITS
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR RENT-The CENTRE HOUSE in The
Il row on the south side side of r. street, between
Ioth and nth streets. Containing eight Rooms. En-
ie "
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THE GREAT GREEN TURTLE, TIPPOC


A SPECIAL NOTICE.-To those of our Gus
"A toners having unsettled accounts with us, they
are all made off and will be rendered IL there are
any who do not wish their bills sent IN. they will
please call for them at our desk during the present
week; and we must insist early settlement, as
IL our uniform custom TO close all accounts TO let
July. COl.LEI d SEARS,
he 5 aten 5lS 9Th 81. doors north Pa avenue
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WATCHES, JEWELRY,
w AND SILVER WARE.
have Just received new supply of FINE
WATCHES, GOLD CHAINS, and large assori-
ment of RICH JEWELRY of every description.
which makes my stock at the present time QUO of
the most comp lete in the city.
have Just finished Ton the premises very large
assortment of PURE SILVER WARE. among
which may be found a SOLID SILVER TEA kET-
TIE superior tn nything before exhibited in this
cIty,-the weight of which is rs ounces, capacity
quarts.
Both citizens and strangers are invited to call and
examine. III. o. HOOD
je9- 33 Pa.ave., near 9th street.
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EOR RENT-A modern built HOUSE, contain
ing ~ rooms, comfortably furnished, in a delight
fui AMI airy location, fronting of the public
ervatIons, and commanding extensive view of the
city, the river, and Georgetown Ii has gas through
out 4; water and bathroom. To careful tenant the
rent will be moderate, IngulTe at 4o4 I street sec
Ond door from 18th street 10 9l-tf
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FOR Rem 1.-Two FURNISHED BED
Il ROOMS, In a small private family. No. Wal
ker's Row, on 9th street, between and g.
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The very best of ICE CREAM and WATER
ICES at $50 per gallon, at JOSEPH SCHEF-@
FALD'S new Confectionery, No. 336 9Th street, ~
between and II streets, from Butchers Con
fectionery of Baltimore, late foreman al Weav- -
eT's, opposite Browns Hotel.
Parties, Weddings, Excursions, &C., furnished
with Confectionery at the shortest notice.
ie
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TTNHE LARGEST STOCK OF PIANOS. Me
i lodeons, Music, Musical Instruments, and Mu-
steal Merchandise general IN Washington City, is
Mt John +. ELIIS'S,
lie l6 No. 3n6 Pa. avenne hef 9th AMI 10Th sts
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HUMPHREYS & JUNNIMAN
H On Fourth street east, between r. and r,
CAPITOL HILL,
have fitted up their place, which will he open daily
to visitors. and every Monday, afternoon FOR those
who wish 10 engage in the English QuadrIlles or
German WaltZes. will find an opportunity TO do so
there. Weber's Band has been engaged for the sea
son, and will he in attendance.
They have hand and constantly making the
purest Larger tn he obtained i'm the city. je Il SIN
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ITO OWNERS OF CITY PROPERTY AND
Il CAPlTALlSTS.-Thes subscriber offers TO pur
chase and sell Real Estate commission. Having
occasion % vsIte all parts of the city, and critically
To examine every class of property unusual opportO
mites of buy ing and selling advantage present
ed. Office corner Of Penn avenue and 10th street,
over Savings Bank. -
je 6-eOlmr GRAFTON ID. HANSON.
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We have just received from AUCT TON, FIVE cases
OF Goods that treTs Slightly ddmdged at the late
Fare an NsIc York, consisting of Eleached and Un-
bIeached COTTON, CALICO, GINGHAM, LIN
EN- DIAPER, IRISH LINEN. HOSE, GLOVES,
MITES, and LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.
These Goods were bought at Auction at an I'm
HIsRSs Sdcrit and MUST BE SOLD IMMEDIATELY,
therefore GREAT BARGAINS may be expected.
Call early and see them,-at
je Is st No. S73 Seventh ST.. 18th house above /.
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EOR SALE.-I will sell LOT No.2 i'm SQUARE
Il No. 573, fronting q feet on Indiana avenue and
the same on ID street, in the most improving part
be sold bargain, on easy terms. Title Ind,sputa-
BILE or no pay required. JOHN III. HOUSTON
Green's ow, Capitol Hill 10 69tf
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MONT OMERY WHITE SULPHER
SPRINGS.

THIS WATERING PLACE will be open for the reception
L OF Visitors the iOJh day of June next
Il situated Eastern slope Of the Aneghan
tho summit, Montgomery County, Virginia, seventy
eight miles Of LynehOurg, and two hundred miles
est Of Richmond, within and half miles OF the Viz
gnfa asd tennessee RailrOad from which there oranch
Railroad o the door of nc Reception House.
Waters have been resOsd - for many by the
people surrounding country and since the pace has
been improved, by very large number OF Visitors from
many sections Of tbs Un1n, most Of whom testify "
their efficacy iu number Odi5sases
Tie improvements OF the hrst order; the
large airy many Of them arranged with particular
Tegard 10 the comfort and convenience OF Families.
The Dinuiag tom has deem much enlarged since last
season. aud under the management Of CHARLES e..
THoMPsON Esq RichmCn1, whose capacity Caterer
unsurpassed.
10 IN seekers Health Pleasure this place presents
aurfc ions seldom he with Watering Place,
second tn UuiCn.
In addition Railroad facilities by which visitors
from Of the country be brought the door
Of the Reception House wi be daily Line Superior
Four Horse Coaches b. way Of the New River White Sui
phur Sprnrs and the celebrated salt Lake. the Red Salt
Greenbrisr While sulpher and Sweet Springs.
The Lynchburg sbrgdun Telegraph Company have
constructed Of their Line these springs and opened
Oh5ce ~ the Reception House.
ample provision has been made Tor the comfortable
commOdaOH One thousand persons and no effort viii BE-
spared 10 render their SQurE p asant and agreeable.
ROBERT, n. MOSBY. PRxs'T,
Montgomery White sulphur SpTngs Company.
iune6-ftin-sOJIH-W t25auG.
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PILES! PILESl PILESl

THIS HITHERTO INTRACfABLE BIskssE EVERY AID
IN STAGE,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY.
DIR. CAVANAUGH'S PILE SALVE
WILL fail IN giving immediate relief and posi-
w lively curing the TOrss snd most obstinate cases o.
HemorrhOids or Piles. II isthe
ONLY INFALLIBI4s REMEDY KNOWN
here or elsewhere for the Piles znd the result Of yesB
OF patient study and investigation.
Sufferers from Piles haEa = remedy Ct hand which
will
STAND THE TEST OF TRIAL,
without fear Of failure Its psr to de all The PFoprisor
claims for IT,
Full directions accompsn ring each box and all that q
requisite strictly observe them and cure viii soon
TO follow.
DR. T H. CAVAEAJsH, (FreSsnt.)
Dear Sir When arrived IN the city few dsys ago,
was suffering intensely with Tire piles, mentioned my
condition you, asking your advice You recommended
-FOUR Pile SalTe saying would / tired s-ths
effect was immediate and 1 an row vel, I beisVs il
10 BE- proved IN my case invaluable remedy and
sure that disease the Piles and such recon-
mend il To others.
Yours truly, JOHN ". HANSON, OfSt. Louis, No.
ESF- Price 81 per eOE, For sale IN Nashville BY EEin
Bros Wholesale Agents, and Oy Druggists and Ds&ier'
generally,
Dr.. 7. Il, CAyANAUGH, Sole Proprietor,
aue3l-lT inside ST. Louis, No.