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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

NATIONAL HOTEL.-R : Lawrence ID G.
Adams, Ark; Capt Holmes and lady, Capt Mont.
gomert. La T. Bsoz, Pa; VI b BrambalI and
lady, Miss Brambali, NJ: Giddinys. C Rob
lnson, We; Il Bowie and lady, Md; l. Hitch
cock, China; f. NJ Wilson, MINI: D Il Hibbard.
w Patterson, Mich; s Smith, Kansas: Il
Rowlson, Md; d CTeigh, Cal; c n GiIberson.
Va; We-ms, n Yk Jas Crook, A ] Reside
and c BeaII, p w Crane Md; 6 lie Snr Va n
n Huns s'ford, X Ward NJ johnson Kans,..
Chancellor, nd; Mr. Clarke Ga: C IT RpTkIv
Va; w c hansy, II w Beers, B Robbins: MINI
T. Patterson, Iowa; III w hitakei, c q Young'
La O,bonIn, w II Hunter, A A and n Sones'
Mr. Pom. Pom, l. Byrd, p Eyersols, A
Gowles; Aersal, Va; X n r Robinson, Ala: ]
T Mud, Md; l. lovett, Ohio; G Browne NY:
ssimonds Md; NJ Bigelow, Mass; w w Fav.
cite. e; w Hughes, " C: l. = Johnston. MIR
Bardwell, Ga; T A Walton, Miss; r F Ander son,
Gd; Anderson, NY.
WILLARDs' HOTEL.-Geo w Dunninpton.
nsNi Morris, Nd; NJ kinney, Mass; ]
Huil aud lady, L Apgar, w Martin, II and w
i1 Armour, w Dean, Mrs f Corn
f rSsI = w ao CorInlng NYk Edison, UsA; r
~ sellers, g McHenry, Duncan, Pa; + A
Sond, Nd b Cooke, Mass; w b sayles, n I:
Csg1 . L9 ~ Isl A; Lieut. Cotter, U sM C;
Samnlng, Lukens, Pa, l. w Berry, NY; w n
snow and lady, RI; " II ManIesIey Va; T u
Pn .s ana daughter, Miss Piciins, MIR and N "a
BROWNS HoTEL-rpw,.
= townsend o; A Repine Kan; A n RIai1
NC; PN Norman, do; Ms NJ w w hitt.mor.
Thomas, Wis; C w Seeey, Ind: SIN ss,,,, vi
Linck, Ill; n lddings, A NJ stocton. m, !
faLrow. La; l. Howe and lady. O; /. Mv.,,:
WI; Colonel Littell, III = Terrific Va:
Hibb, Tenn; w Barkecloe, sc; Al n No
Tis, Miss; NJ Cartwright, Pa; G II Dancup, Ain,
kiRkWOOD HOUSE-R Baldwin. A p
Baker, Mass; w w ortbington, NY; Nj CuiIinor
va; w Ager, Pa; Robinson, Va; f. ~ Moo
dy, Iowa X seHss. J Neon, Va; l. X Crundali.
Ny; p Melon, b Thompson. T. Rice, Min; II
Cram, Hildsbrand, Pa
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsNEss, DO.

The prevalence OF the above complaints at this
season, generally has The eeot of bringing ont host
of professedy new specIhcs, and while some are
good, many are useless, and Others even dang erous
The vlsest course to parsue Is to consult your
family ply stefan, or nre wise Use only such RENE
dies as long public experience has proved be safe
and ehcacious. OF this character il TYi.ER'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC.
tirigInLiy the favor tie prescription of eminent
physician. 1t soon became popular remedy, and has
continued to enjoy growing reputation for the last
twenty years. iu cases of common Colds, Cong MS
&c., 1t acts like charm, and in Chronic SEES Bron-
ohitIs, w hoopng Cough, Group, Asthma, Influenza,
6c, Its success is unparal ed, and most Will testly
who have Used il.
Price q cents and 80 cents per bottle.
Sold by NaIrn Il Palmer. Chas. Stott, &C.. Wash
ington Cissel, Georgetown; Peel & Stevens All
exandrla; where it ma, he had also, for enlence,
IN LOZenger form. Price l2h and IS cents a box
known as "Tylers Gum Arabic Cough Can Y
Drops as an elegant, pleasant. and effioacious Pull.
monIc Lozense they are Unsurpassed. fe II SIN
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Medicines.
PRoTECTEb By ROYAL Let,srs p.t.p, O

PROTECTEb By Royal Letters P.t.n, of
England, and secured by the Seals OF the Eooie dc
Pharmaoie de Paris and the Imperial Coese of ed
icIne. Vienna: TrissepsI No: i; remedy for Re
system. Tresemar No. efectualIy, m the short
space OF three days, completely and entirely eradi-
oates all traces of those disorders which copavie and
oubebs have so long been Thought antdote for to
sation. Triesemar No. 8 10 the great Continental
remedy for that class of disorders whIch, unIortu-
nately, the English ply stefan treats with mercury
TO the inevitable destruction of the patients consti
tutlOn and which all the sarsapariila In the world
cannot remove. Triesemar NOS q, and 5 are ALI
devoid OF taste or smell. and OF all seating quail
ties. They may he on the toilet table without their
use being SUSPECTED. Sold in tin cases, and divided
In separate doses as administered by Veipeau Iai-
leman, Roux, kicord, &o., 90 Price S5 each,
or four cases In one for So, which S3; and in
81 cases.
Sold by DIR. H. A: BARROW, No. Isl Prince st.,a
few blocks west of broadway, New York. Imme
dlately on recelP of the amount Dr. b. will forward
the % cases of Tresemar, and the large sizes, car
rage paid, thus Insurng genuine European prepara-
tons. The 50 cases also sent, but not free Of car
rage. Consultations as usual, from IL o. m. till 2
2. m and from tall at No. ISL Prince st.,
few blocks west Of broadway. Sold also by J..
STOTT. Washington, IA "
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PACKED JuRIEs-Soms excitement exists In
Philadelphia in consequence Of verdict of man
slaughter having been brought in by the jury In
tn case of Freeth, tried for murder. This YER
diet was so contrary to the evidence as to attract
the serious attention of the court and subsequent
facts Were ELECTED, showing that the jury had
been tampeTed with. The Philadelphia Ledger
says:
The evidence goes to show that the deputy
sheriff, though specially ordered by the court to
20 to tie body of the county, meaning the places
oil business of respectable citizens, to summon
his jury, deliberately violated that order, and
took several of the jurors from persons banging
about the court for the purpose OF being sum
lnoned upon such service. One of the persons
summoned was a Mr.. Rusk, a police officer i'm
the employment of the city, in Lieut.. Carson 5
division. He, it is alleged, was selected at Car
sons suggestion. Carson himself serving the
Summons.
The singularty of the verdict of the Jury. so
Inconsistent with the evidence In the case at
tfdcted the attention of the court to these circum
stances, and on inquiry evidence enough was of
ieTed TO create strong presumption that the Jury
had been tampeTcd with and specially pac ksd.for
the Trial The court considered il a duty to send
Mr. Lard, the deputy sheriff. TO Jail for ten day.
and ordered him to way fine of so. and Carson
who swofe Gc did not know Rusk, was bound
over 10 answer for perjury.
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II The New York canals will be opened for
navigation on or before the 10th Of April
u The city of Lowell has been cast In 81 ,o5s
ana costs to Judith Row-ll, a lady VINO slipped
herself slightly.
IL The tenth regular toast, at a supper given
at Cincinnati, on ST. Patrick's Day, by hume
Ious company OF lTishmen, was in honor OF Nena
Sahib
IL The residence OF the editor of the Jersey
City Courier was recently entered, and some So
worth OF clothing stolen. A few benevolent
the loss. Happy chap,
ID letter to the Philadelphia Journal, writ
ten on board the L. ;. frigate Minnesota saw,
that seven OF the crew have been killed or Grip
pied for life, by falling through the hatchway of
the NE room, since that vessel left the United
States.
IL The U. 3 troops at Fort Scott are suffer-
Ing from sort of mental famine. Every book
ana newspaper In the camp has been almost lit
orally read 10 pieces. and neither the November
there.
u hnidah Morrison, the wretch who set fire
10 the Ashiabula county, Ohio, In1rmary by the
burning Of which seventeen persons lost their
lives, pleaded guilty to the indic tment and was
sentenced TO The penten.iary for term Of twenty
years.
MARRIAGE ExTRaoRDISARY.-The Petersburo
Express records the marriage, in Dinwiddie
county, Va on the 18th inst, Of Mr. John w
81. divant, in the I'D year of his age to TIE
aInahle and weli-to-do Miss Martha Oliver
aged - yeas. Maiden ladies who read this an
hoaicen:snt may take courage and persevere
1! The New Bedford Mercury, In an article
on lac prices OF oil, remarks: " Or the cargoes
10 br received AZ this port the present season We
arc wthin bounds in stating that fully one half
o; tteIn viii, at present prices, be attended with
loss to the importers, while the aggregate on an
average, will scarcely remunsrate the actual ex-
pense Of imPoftstion''
u On Thursday afternoon some person un-
known gained access to the room of Shawmut
Lode, sons OF Malta, in Boston, hastily deposit
cd nne infant boy therein, and left preci ptate-
ly The 'SoHs" have resolved TO become father,
to The hoy, and have ia ken measures to have him
properly nUrs-d and educated so that in due
course OF nme ne may become in good condition
10 be member of the order
IL sad case is told by the Bennington (Vt.)
papers. A forlorn unmarried woman came TO
tHat place on one of the coolest nights OF Decpm-
ber and Immediately upon receiving shelter be-
came mother. and as result Of her sufferings.
became d maniac She was subsequently taken
!" the P"or-hou.e in Wiilingford, but has since
murdered her child, beside attempting to escape,
and hiring neighboring barn. Her seducer IL a
Inan of family In Rutland county.
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THE SHOALS AND QUICKSANDS
OF YOUTH:

~ ON SPERMhTORRHEA Or SEMI
Nal DlSEASES.-A scientific Treatise on the
treatment and perfect cure of Nervous DEBILITY
Seminal Weakness. Involuntary Emissions. Impo-
tsnce. TO-, resulting from vicious habits acouifed
during the critical passage f,om Youth to Man
hood.
BY DR.. CUEVERWELL,
Member Of the Royai College of Surgeons Of Eng
land. (lS7), Llcenciate of the Hall, l854D and 81
years Resident Practitioner in London. Author of
the Guide to Health.". Green Book" How to be
Happy.""MemOirs of SiDg Q and Married Life O.
This small hut valuable Treatise written by world
renowned Ply stefan and Surgeon; points out the
lug from self abuse. and IS the only publication Gifts
KIND written IN benevolent spirit and by solentif-
10 man; IL should be IN the hands of all who value
their life ana health and happiness here and hereaf
ter.
Price y CENTS or stamps. at the receipt of which
Gu KLINE, No. 40 Is. Avenue, Box 45ss. New
York. un 70
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The quantities Of any or al ma, be increased or
The contracts will therefore Be made not FOR .ps,
che Quantities. but for such quantities ne the ser
nsy Iequire 10 be delivers dat those navy ysrds
Contractors not residing at tho places whore
such places, that DELAY may arise IN fyrnI, Eing
what mas be requIrac and when - Contractor fsi q
ms Bursau If Ffoyison. and CPotSIns me he, Oh
thorzed TO direct purchaser be made 10 lupp m.
contract ih- record 81 reousitior. or 1ni,is
copy thereof. at the Bureau of P,ovisiHns and
Clothing, or al eItler of the nayy-yar, sfoTs,siS
shall be evidence that such reouitItiop fss In
made md received. h"' NeeH
Se'ara,e offers must he made for a. n article -
each Of the AFORESAID navy-yards ard m case MOI
IMAM one article IL contained an the offer the Itsf
OLD WI hsve IN. right to accept one or
iuoIc ~ inc ar'lces con'slEcd in such Offer a a 70
Ject me msinder and bidder. Who, proposals are
sana none others Twill he forthath notified
hha as cary Is Practicable contract VIII he trans
Inltteo 10 y en- for execution which oontrsc INST
Or 70 the bureau within ten dave, exclusive
the mail. ~ Vi
Two or more ar proved sureties IN sum eousl To
WILL be required, and twenty per ceuInm an s.d'fton
VIII ne Withheld from ths amount OF al payments on
70 secnre ITS perIcTmaUce and 81 IN any eV-rf -
De paid until n s IN ali poets colnrhe with; esh-
Pei cehtnm OF The amount of al deliveries made
VIII DC paid by the navy agent thin m. ri, dsXs
5is al, authenticated, shall have been pre-
Blank foTms OF proposals msy ~ obtained on ar
elcat'"n to the Navy Agents ~ Portsmouth, New
timof.. Washington, Norfolk. Pensaoos and al tfls
bu eau. 'N'
A record, or duplicate of the letter informing a
bidder OF the acceptance OF RS propos,I will Ia
deemed notIhcatlon tbereaf within the mespins Of
the act OF $50, and ms bad will be ma And accented
IN CONFORMITY with TINS understan1lnt
livery offer made AUST Oe accom- an sd IA, direct-
ed " the tct OF Cungr,ts skin. spprUpr,sfi rs for
the NsSa serv ce for lSI6 q. sppr,Ved lOh August
1896 oy nSrItten guaTar e. ned " one or more
retponsibt psrs ns TO the eject that he or they un
ae, take thai The hiddtI Ur bI. " n n ms or ther
hld D" aoc pied entrr into an oblgst on within i've
a ey good s'd sufiCIsnt sn e les TO furnish
"suP, ts prop SEQ EnTef vii NJ lie oh
gate to O. n de- any proposal unless acc ompsnied
ne ssarantes re9uitd %, law, the compel ncy
the guar tee {" b, 81 trO b. the Navy A ent,
IN A to ar Co lector OF the Cn,toms
u T. art N Ion of do 80 oa led 10 the tam-
p an desc ~ 10. Of articles re- Uired az m the
.nsr.c hon fr eptton just hut igtd coTn parlson
vii De m de b-iween e.. article. offer, snd the
sample AND contrct re- eisIsg nc thai fail below
tem sno their n TENTH AIS also arr sTly direct
sd 10 the Joint lution Of nth March, 1874 and 10
the set Of the 10th August, l8&e. m p-lavsv
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rNHOUGHTS FOR THE HOLY WEEK fo,
Il young persons; By Miss SsweIl. author of Amy
Barclay 5 City Of the Great King. VOL, svo ool
m2 FRANCK TAYLOR,
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Gilman, K!dwe lawrence, J: b. Gardner, Barr
4 Co, 2; Wa,sh l. Cor 9: Walsh, J: ?. Stone,
Boswell, Daniel D. Clark. J. =. Mil6urn, Dunbsr
Dyson, Ford & Bro. Agents for Georgetown-R.
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STOP THAT BATTLING.

I am now prepared to put on 90 Chspman's Elastic
Anti Rafting Shaft Fastener" q Eure. Ns3R q
remedy for the rafting of the shaft clips 8SSS(
of Carriages and Wagons, which osn be 8ZS@Hs4
put on at q small az pense.
Call and examine at my Factory, where I have
certificates from the Leading Coachmakers in thu
country, ANDREW J. JOYCE,
I0-H corner 18th and T. ats
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Ta:orrhGe, With practical observations safer and
moro successful mode o fir Observation-Disclosures
hints on the syil results from empirical practice; to
which is added commentaries the diseases of f.
msles-from irfancy TO Old egs-each graphical
y illustrated b. beautIfn plaiss. points oyt tho
remedies for thOse sefInficted misefies aud dissp
pointed hopes so unfortunately prevalent in the
young. IL is truthful adviser to the married, and
those contemplating marriage. Its peTusal 10 parto
uary recommended 10 persons entertaining secret
doubts Of their ply steal condition, and who
scious of having hazarded the health, happiness and
privleees TO which every human being is entitled to
Price . cents per COPY, 1--WE copies for o., mail
ed free Of postage TO of the United States
by addressing DR.. LA CROIX, post paid Albany,
New York, enclosing Is cents.
y. Is. Those VINO prefer may consult Doctor II. a
CROiX upon any OF the diseases upon which his
book trsats, either personally or by mail. His medi
often In the shor space of ak DAYS, and
completely and entirely eradicate all traces OF thc.e
disorders which copalva and oubebs have so long
teen thoug INT TO the ruin Of the health OF
the patient His" French Secret" is the great con-
treEta remedy for that class Of which TN
fortunately, physicians treat with mercury, to tie
irretrlevabe destruction to the patients oCastltu
ton. and which ell tho 9arils il the world
not cure.
III Once No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, NY.
feb lily
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EVENING STAR.

IL v 1AlNllN0 ~ Il 6AAAs
IL The following lines are distributed as
Ircular at the New York prayer meetings:
Fifty Wants of the True Christian.
READER! IL THIS Your ExPrRrsNcx'
Ivant to feed on Jesus word;
1 want communion with my Lord.
I want salvation full and free;
want my Fathers face TO see.
4 want To- prove each promise sweet;
! want to live At Jesus feet.
want his mercy every DAY;
! want UNFOLDING all the way.
want to live AZ Jesus BRIDE;
l want IN has dear wounds to hide.
I want to prize His ful ness more;
want his person 10 adore.
I want to hear His heavenly voice;
] want IN Jesus to rejoice.
] want To trust Him with nv all;
j want on His dear name to call.
1 want TO die to AL things he g;
\ want on HIM To cast my care.
! want to see His Gospel spread;
want on Sataa's power to tread
want my Jesus as my friend;
want Him To my journeys end.
want him as my Priest aud King;
want HIS precIOus love to sing,
want him as my Rock ard Tower;
want HIM IN each try ing hour,
want Him as my brother dear;
want my Jesus always rear.
want hls eye, His hand, His heart:
want wItn all beside to part.
want HIM as my husband kind;
want N Him my all to fRd.
want HIM as my daily bread;
want Hun as my living Head.
want Him as my hiding place;
1 want HIM as my God of Grace.
! want HIM my life and peace;
want Hun as my righteousness.
want His own atonlng blood;
want To battle In that dear flood.
j want ms Spirit voice TO hear;
i want the love that casts out fear.
want Him now IN AchOr's vale;
/ want MN when ali He'll assaIl.
j want Finn when my flesh gives way;
want II IN as my cny stay.
want His smiles, His looks Of grace
want to see HIM face to face.
want Ills wIsdo m, strens tn and love:
want with Him to d veil above.
Pray tins day for the Holy Spirit, to be born aga
"a creature IN Christ Jesus" or you "cannot 81
CT Into the Kingdom Of Heaven"
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IRA KING HOUSE
CHUBB BROTHERS.
DepOSItOta deDositinr Rank ota viii

Oeposltoie oepositlng bank Notes Will please
mark their Checks payable In currency.
DepOsites of Gold will DO paid in Gold.
Accounts will be opened with depOsitors allowing
them To deposit Gold oud Check for currency, the
deposition being credited with the difference.
SO 8-f CHUBB BROTHERS.
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Again. very respectfully ard truly yours,
SOLOMON MANN.

CARLYLE, ILL.,, June %, 1882
have used Prof O. j. w Oods Hair Restorative
and have admired It's wonderful effects. MY hair
was becoming, as thought. prematnrely gray, bat
by the use of bis TestOratIvst has resumed its org
nal color, and, have no doubt, perrna nently So
,. BREESE, ex Senator u. 8.
%; j. WOOD Co, rroprietors, Sl2 Broadway,
n. y. Tin the great ". \. Wire Railing Establish,
ment) and ia Market ST., st. LOUIS, Mo.
And sold By ali good Druggists.
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nv NR CIII-VERNEII

pRlVATE MEDICAL TREATISE
l. On THE
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRJ1Gg
By NJ b. LA CROIX, NJ. D., Albany, NY.
200 pages and 80 fine PLAIN and Coored Litborraphs
and Plates.
iUPRICE ONLY IS CENyS.n
III Ss=t}rss Crestssst 10 81! YsYts AZ sac Vaisa.
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'INHE SECRET INFIRMIrIES OF YOUTH
AND MATURITf,
Jx,f P16liShsd. Cratic. thc asia TAoSsaxd.
A few words of the Rational Treatment, without
Medicine, of SpcrmatOrrhea or Local ~yEE>
GENITAL, and NsIySas Debility, Pre- @
tsnoy, and Impediments to Marriage
generally, by b. DE LANEY, NJ. ID.
The important fact that the many alarming con-
plants, originating in the imprudeDce and solitude
OF youth, ray he easily removed without Medicine,
this small tract. oelriy demonstrated; and the
entirely new and highly ,,ucoessful treatment, AS
adopted by the aathor, fully explained, by mesnso
which every is enabled to cure Himself perfectly
and at the least possible cost. thereby avoiding al
tile sdveItie ed eostrums OF the day.
Sent to any address, grsts ard post free, in A
sealed envelope, BY remttIpg two postage sta .nps
TO - DR.. DE LANEY.
seq da wifi II t.ispensrd street, New YORK.
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Ufs Al. ~, LII VTvIx1 FnysIV!OEI e
r,ege. A now and REVISED edition
Of $50 pag IS and lsa plates. Price, -
cents COPY. A popular and o0m-
Irehensive ttcstise on THO duties
and casualties of angle and marrled
life.-harpy and fruitful alliances,
mode Of securing observation-disclosures
and infertlle oaes-their obviatiOn
and reniovai-ncrvopG debility, its
causes and cure, sy a process at
once So rimrle. safe, and cfectasl,
that failure is irDpOhsiblo-Iules for
dallY manAge EN- ent-hn eseni on Spar
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TEN PER CENT. INVESTMENT.

Corporation Bonds Of the City OF Davenport,
York. bonds Of $500 each. The growing city OF
Davenport has now about 10000 inhabitants, and is
MUNICIPAL debt only S5s 900, and its railroad debt
only Sl25,co, and cannot now be increased. The
statistios of the city published in the Inte-
genoer of the Snth September. We recommend
these bonds, believing them to be as safe rs any
State or oity bonds.
oo6 CHIIRR BROTHERS
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Medicines.
A B + A U tt + L H A d
RICH CLIO SSY HAIR.
CoMPLKfRLY PRESERVED
TO THE GREATEST AGE.

And who that il gray would not havsit restored Tn
former color or bald but would have the growth re- !.
stored; or troubled with dandruf and itching but
would have 1t removed, or troubled with scrofuin,
or with sick headache but would be cured
t will also remove all pmples from the face or sk in
Prof. GODS Hair Restorative will do eli this see
circular and the following;
PROP. o. J. WooD-Dear Sir: have hes mucb
said OF the wonderful effects of your Hair RestOra-
tive, but having been so often cheated by quackery
anu auack nostrums, hair dyes, & c.. was disposed
70 place your restorative In the same category with
the thousand and one loudly trumpeted aiIack rem
edles, until L met you IN Lawrence county some
induced the tri Il of your Restorative in INV family
hrst, BY my good wife, whose hair had become yery
thin and entirely white, and before exhaustlng one
your large bottles her hair was restore nearly to
and become beautiful and glossy upon, and entirely
over the head She continues to use IT, mot simnly
because OF It's beautfyng elects upon the hair, but
because Of its healthfu influence pom the mead md
nnnd Others of my family ana friends are usinS
your Restorative with this happlest efieots there
1oLe my skeptcism and doubt in reference val
re and character are entlrsly removed. and and
do most cordially and confidenially reoOmmend Its
use by all who would have their hair restored from
white or gray by reason of sickness or age to orr
mai color and beauty, and by all young persons who
would have their hair beautiful and glossy
w s6}LIoMoN MANN -
FRIEND Woops 1t was long time after saw Won
az Blissheid before got the bottle of Restorative
TOR which you gave me order upon your az ent in
Detroit, and when got 1t we concluded try 1t on
MIS- Manns hair. as the surest of its power IL
has done all hat you ed me 1t would do; and
it's effects, are now using and recommending its Sc
TO others as entitled to tEe
claim for it.
Again. very respectfully ard truly yours,
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Insurance, 60.

EDWARD SNOWDEN,
oENERAL CLAIM AND REAL ESTATE
AGENT.
For Bounty Lands Pension Claims, Prhsecu-
tlon OF Claims before the Court of Claims, Congress
tates, attend to Renting Houses Buy and Sell Land
Warrants. Negotiate Loans, and all business Of
similar character.
Office corner It'll and Louisiana avenue,
ian l6-ly Washington, City.
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(SUGAR COATED.)

The following remedies are Of
fered to the public as the best, most