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H. The st. Louis Republican Of June 18th.
says that dispatch just received from Keokuk
states that the Rock Island Bridge has been pre-
senaed ~ nuisance by the grand jury Of the Uni
ted States District Court now i'm session there
I'm North Carolina they have no penitentiary.
Whipping and branding, the stocks and the piIlo-
~ are among their punishments
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Defeat of the Austrians-2O, 900 Killed and
Wounded-French Loss I2,OO0-5 French
Marshals and Generals, and Austrian
General and Staff Officers Wounded-in-
surrectionary Movements In Lombardy-
Milan Evacuated by the sAustrians-illu.
mination of Paris-Proceedfngs oil the In.
glIsh Parliament, &c.
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INnrprrnrxcr lima X,

- . NH hFsI'rNFh ~ |HIIF .. I''"y.
OEo. w PAScHAL, Esq.-Dear Sir: On yestcr-
day yielded my own inclinations to the wishes
Of my friends, and concluded, il elected, Ia serve
the people as the Executive Of tue State The
Constitution and the Union embrace the princi-
pies by which ! will be governed if elected
They comprehend all the old Jackson National
democracy ever Professed, officially prac-
tised. SAN IIorsra~
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IL The following is Gen. iiouston's letter of
acceptance of his nomination for Governor, 10y the
independent Convention, at Austin. The letter
is addressed to the editor Of the Austin Intclli.
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HE EMPEROR OF RUSSIAS TESTIMONIAL To
CAPTAIN HUDsOS.-BelOw We publish an inter
esting correspondence between the Minister
PlenipOtentiary of Russia to this country, and
Capt Hudson, commander Of the IT, S. steamer
Niagara, of Submarine Cable renown, the &C.
essiOn being the presentation by his Imperial
Majesty, the Emperor of Russia, to the wife of
Capt Hudson, Of beautiful dismond breach
SIR: The Emperor, my august MASTER has di-
rected me TO transmit to you the accompanyiny
case. Diamond Breach for Mrs Hudson His
Majesty was DESTROYS to offer you an acknowledo-
ment Of the hospitality and kindness Won extended
To the officers Of his Navy who witnessed the 3D.
Grafton OF the LAYING of the Submarine Cable on
board of the "Niagara,'' then under your com
Inand- But wishing At tue same time to respect
the constitutional law of this country. which for
dos yon TO receive any external mark Of favor
from foreign sovereign, he WAS pleased to ~
press his gratitude to you, in token CT regard to
your lady.
} regret that it is not in my power to deliver
this present in person. and to otter YOU and Mrs
Hudson my sincere congratulations 1 requested
Captain Schwartz who las already the honor of
Your acquaintance, To rePlare me on this occasion
have the honor 10 be, with nv sincere regards
yoHr obedient servant, lSignedl STOKckL
CAPTAIN HUDsON's REPLY.
June ID, 1859
SIR: have the honor to acknOwIedDe tie re-
ceipt of your very kind and ateriny letter inform
lHg me that = the Emperor, your august master
HccOlnnanyI
case containing diamond breach for Mrs fiud-
son. -
That His IMPERIAL Majesty amid the multi
Piled cares of national import, shnIild have be-
slowed passing thought on the trining hospital
ltles extended To the officers Of his navy while on
board the Niagara Is no less gratifying To me than
IL VIII be to my Government. whose orders on that
occasion had the pleasure To obey and bep TO
assure You this graceful present ~ Ills Immortal
Majesty To the mother Of my children is loul,Iv
grateful to me, roIning rs il does in your own
iellcltoTs language, with the utmost resp4ct for
lhe constitutional law OF our country as well as
Tue pleasing and unlooketl-fOr expression OF prat
ltnde toward myself in that splendid token OF re-
gard 10 my lady, who desires to Join me i'm all be-
coming thanks, with the assurance il shall be
handed down an heirloom In our family and the
ever kind remembrance Of its generous and impe-
rial donor.
have the honor To he, sir, very respectfuIly
your obliged and Obedient servant
w l.. HUDSON, u. SN
Baron Stoeckl, His Imperial Majesty's Minister
PleniPotentiary, Washington, d. c.
APPOINTMENTS. The President has an
pointed Thomas Miller, Daniel Ratciif, and
benjamin S. BOhrer, all of the District of Co.
iumbia, Visitors of the Government Uospital
for the Insane.
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Flnur and Feed Dealtr, No. 2G5 itb

A VALUABLE MEDICINE-we have hero
Use of MRS. NJ. COX'S ~ ''
INDIAN VEGETABLE DFCOCrION.
lndIseases oi the blood, skin, dys papsy, Sc and
recomInended IL as al invaluable medicine DIM
conhd nee Ih It as remedial agent has been cres nj,
Increased ny several very Temar bile cures Of long
standing disease OF the liver, kidneys, SKIN, etc ,
that have recently come under our tsetvationNi in
cases 200. where all other remedies and the most
stIfui PHYSICIANS had tailed to aford relief. HIM
nfeds OF our moot respectable cItzsBs have been re
IL wed Df IT'S admirable curative Qualities and nv.
are grated to learn that its arity is dalIS h.
'nlng gr.Ster. IT'S operation il mild and pleasant
d Is all that ID claims 10 be- AZ is for sac AZ liz
"a >Idencs of MRS. cox, l5s r.. RaIrIyoRP 81
b!ir,tI I'm ore, and al Tn principal Drug ores
The best reference can be given IN ur ont of ,ha
cry, and numerous certificates seen by cai.i.g on
tho agents None genuine unless her name 4, binv,,
on the bottle ard her seal on the cori ' """"
Wholesale AgeaL-R. :. T.. CIsssI DrussiS,
.eOrgetOwn, u e., has boon appointed Vial ssale
agent Tor the District and will supply the d ado al
Wv PtICrs. a
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iDGRATEFUL. FOR pASTFAyo

irGRATEFUL FOR PAST FAVORS, THE
subscriber, successor Ia the firm Of 4; AIRS q raS
LOB, respectfully asks from the public con;inusncs
al their patronage. Ia merit which no effort shall L
wanting o. his pat. Our old friends who ia "a ~
long and tavOrably known the la'e frm. will en-
The present proprietor fully prepared 10 sustain !,
former reputation. " =
=. GEO: w. TAYLOR,
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EXCURSIONS. &c.
II N q o u X A q Il
Ia THG
Young Mechanics.

The FIr,t GRAND PIC MIC of the MEcHAN
90 FRIDAY. June Path. @Hk
The manazers pledge themselves o. spare no paIus
10 MAKE u q day Of real pleasure TO all who U,s,
ho"or them with their presen,e.
BILLY NtheTs' celebrated Bard hss heen enc aFed
for Tie occasion.
The P>cket Flying Clond will lesve her WHAT
hourly for the accommodation of visitors. staftint
1t O'Clock q. m
Tickets admitting n gentleman and LADIES' FIFTl
CENTS n, onlaT OF ths
ie lR-a EnMNIrrEE
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ihk "EArHER-The following report of the
weather for this morning is msde from the Morse
Telegraph limo to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time Of observation is about z o'clock:
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Fir TIL ANNUAL EXCURSION
u 0F
Waugh Chapel Sunday School.

friends AMI patrons that tho, viii
give lhelr Annual Excursion t,p - aS4lSH
WEDNESDAY, juno I'D. down the r<<z51<.<-
river some distance below Mouut N.rn,,,. r,tur,
ing, wi stop and spend the ,lay under the Jsl,SM
iul grows 81 Font WashInstan
The boat Thomas CollyeT havius baep ch,,t.rot
tor the pGrPose viii y ave ler WhAIC foot al I'm II
al y and Biagden's wharf. Navy Yard ats, O'clock
q. IN. v ''''A
The NJ use Will Ice Vocal and Instrumental
Ipatod. '''''e - 0''''o
keires hments furnished on the bast N cit, mica.
~, iickets - cent?: Children u csuts-ta te isd Al
s,IhcPheNs b"OAstofe, corner sth snd ID sif--t,
Boat. w. "- ~ '''o
- IL IT THE ONMITPEE
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NOIICE-

"A r..
ALL The Open Accounts on our hooks have a a. m
made oH Tor dt livery and settlement TLosa NOT
calitI Tor up To the 24th utImo will, speedll, IS
Po.sib.e, t1 Issued without discrimination.
Those persons tn whom thct belong will nj n se
understand by tins that object Is 10 have their
balls settled ut once: We confidently hup. there
VIII I've general and substantial responss la 'i,T
wish. - f0 w ""'
js ~ -dtJulyI CIAGETT 4 DoDSoN
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& e.. & Ettt
Received hills OF iadIng for 4On tons of NORTH
EhN ICE. Persons wishing to purchase from &
10 % Tons can be supplied al low rate out of the
Nssse's ON making immediate application at NV
OhIce No. - l. street. my
N; B.-Ice cnnstsrtiy on hand, and wagons in
readiness To deliver To any rart of the cIt,
ia 6-S' CUaS ~ GuI-ucu
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THE COMPREHENSIVE HEREToFoRE
Il eiIsting between GATES & TAYLOR Is this IA,
niSsolyed b. mntuai oonse9t'Shll persons indebted
20 tne hrln are hereby n1tiLed To make settlement
without delay 10 Geo. w. Ta,lo
GEO. ". GATES
June Is, 1879. GEO w TAyIoR
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WlDE FRENCH LACE at STEVENS Fancy
w St.rc, 3SG, between 9th aud 10th Ats 10 n
ENGl:ISH AND FRENCH THREAD I.ACES
~ atsrEVENS', 1886, bet. 9ih and 18th sls. ie IL
REST SHAKERS At S7IS cents, at STEVENS,
- rancy store, $40, bot. 9TH aud 10th SITS. jeIs
HAMS TSTEvENS' SOLDATFIRsTCo
u until July 3lst, lsi ia 40
FRENCH FLOWERS at cost at STEVENS,
L $40, between 9th and 10th SIS. iels
-, VEINS Fancy Store, 1916, between sth and Iatb
jeI8
II AIDES shopping with long me,norauJUuns ca
4 hl them 10y calling at STEVENS Fanc. ST.
SIG, between 9Th and luth SITS. ia "a
pest STNLE HOOP SKIRTS AT cost from
- June Srh until July 3lst, at STEVENS Fanry
store, S3o, between sth and 10th sta. lie Is
STRAM B0NNETs and DIR ESs TRIMMINGS
a. ~ HSiI II at half price. 336, between
~ s.1 leea sss. jeIs
a FEW Large giZe Black Lace MANTIIIAs
o,h AZ aS.EvENS',f for sale at cost 33G, between
u" ohu IWh SIS. jels
STEVENS OFFERS EVERY ARTICLE AT
o. cost, except Sewing Machines. $50, bstwesn
~ ana leth SITS. je Is
A Il. PERSONS SHOPPING FOR FANCY
A GOODS will lind 10 very greatly 20 their ad-
vantage to hrst price STEVENS goods at coat,
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ii AIDES PREPARING for the SPRINGS y.li
- nna " 70 their advantage 20 ca Al STEVEN S'
rNNsSf STORE 10 get goods al frst cost puces.
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pACkEf BOAT FLYING CLOUD, tunp,pg
- between Gsorgetown aud Arlington "a
SPIIhss, tdh be chartered by the day for EN ~.
cursIohs Ia tho Great Falls or 4 rIinsiS.
Sprinss' 10y rlyine short notice. Apply t5 the sab
scuSer' NJ" % Jefferson slTeet, tisrs etoN,D ar ~
the Springs Fare Ia the Springs 10 cs,,. -, a.
trip. tma a-ImI Jt1RN N.ass, t ps
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APPOINTMENTS. The President has an
pointed Thomas Miller. Daniel RateIif and
Benjamin S. Bohrcr, all of the District of Co.
iumbia, Visitors of the Government Hospital
for the Insane
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Z A X Killing
u SO ID A w TER
With Genuine Fruit and Cream Syrnps the hest in
the city, az }. X. MAJOR Drug Store
je9 eO6ts Corner 18th and n stras,s
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MOUNT VERSoN and rae TOMB Ot

f-ctoe Week UHfi! F.yfke, Nat,o.
The steamer THOMAS COLI.YER viii run a.,
gaIy 70 Mount Vernon and tho r.
phn anu FRlDAlS, leaving ia, sz<.s.sE-1ls
ratI, NJ tie loot OF 7ih street al 10 a. IA. AMI re-
taIning NJ half past 5 O'clock o. m '' e''~ 10
. Cosches leave ali the Hotels aud Tia oor,a, "a
trip 81. " ~ "; . ~
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ElRE CRACKERS, a superior article, wholesale
Ie zo-a LANNON'S, 7th ST.
RoCkETS, 20 AN CANDLES, BILE
AZ LIGHTS, SERPENTS, WHEELS and a
variety OF other Fire Works, wholesale and retail
AT uGe Esd LAMMONDS.
hMSi,.HA "A small lot Of our Magnolia
- HAMS oE hand. ot very hest quality
- KING Il BCSCHEII..
Je5 corner 18th street and Vermont ava
ElSH.-FlSH"-Lake White Fish Hal;but Sal
= mon front, Mess Mackerel, Potomac Sbad
Potomac Herring. Dutch Herring, Eastern do For
sale Nv kISG a. RiIRCfiITI 'O'
JED corner 18th street aud Vermont ave
plhNoFoRTEs from SIS TO S6a for sale upon
ihohthly payments, or Tor rent by dan week oT
year al low rates JOHN Z. ELLIS
lt<" 500, between 9th and 18th sts
N LIGHT! IlGHTM
NO HI MBCG.-The best Portable Gas Light
now "utcJohns"n's Pat Mt ds.ed April r. Issl
Fixtures Tor sale. Also, the right IoT cities conn
ties and states Call at Office, 40, street. near
lih street (thr6e doors eastl do not miss tn mis- 60
Ask for CsS toms Office and Johnson. l., III a ffer
q far test, then buy. Terms rea sOnahe.
. Il. q. CLAYTON.
gr 0-1 Attorney for II. Johnson.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uoTEI.

"A - Plated WARE.
Sns f iTI rev .asSo.tmegt cf PLATED TEA
kETS, BUTTER DISHES, SliGkR Rnkp1s
&c, etc, glst eIved a. a. SEMKEN,s 's
-le ID yesel.y Store, $50 Pa. avenue.
AIDES, On MONDAY. June s4h STEVENS
s,b IA ,6 =, h,st coat Call at once 3SG between
~.
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fNHE lOItNG CATHOLICS FRIEND va
Il ClErI or GEORLET0MN. -
tboi, respectfully announce thai 60
will be given at
ARLINGTON SPRINGS

Lewis Carberry, John Al Sfaka II V,1v-.u
Sam'l RaIHey, Jacob Kensla lanes 80
j. J. ByTne. g. A Usst'rss, 1h., n.N.
W. Albert King, r. n Bo,,.LsP' 4 .stI rtl, t.
Francis HarpsT, VIM a. Psi,yt a., .Is .. ,snue'
je u ut Iune29 w me- H neii"i'
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'4n gu 9eitatten, Gp. Waiefdt Elm fleines Son
cert gu 9eben.
280 1T Sbr Nutcmat ?
oter! i1ate Wil51, inbem er Die geIhlpile
nen Sorbdn9e oeS eiueu Saalfeniter8 au8etn
onoer 1dIu9 uno apf bic 3ierlidbe 6j9ur bin.
oeutete, bic binter Den TorbdnSen iihtbar parD.
2d, ein BoltiIon, rteF 9tapplecn, unD er
pil uns auf Ieiner &rompcte etlpa5 blajen?
Sire, er butet I'M bic @rlaubpiB G,p. Waies
ltat Die WfarIeiQaile poripelen gu Dirfen, ase
Wtaljl, tnoem er Die 6tgur, oeren 6iibe dnF
Jfcuen ltanOen, in Den Saal btnein rouie
or fan9e an, jagte NapDlecn letDalt.
Ser BcItIllOn bob eiuen Nrln, er0riff bic
Im ielnen 0al8 an ieipener Sd)ulr bdu9enDe
&rOnlpete, leBte fie an Den Oiunp uuo teganu
5u btalen.
Sn bieIem Qu9enblif ofinete EiA bic G6ur
pes Sfabtnet8, Der pienlttbueitOe aanneyberr
trat eth uno ndberte Iilb Gem &uiler.
Slre, Ia9te er, Der 0err 6e,5og ron @accre
ut lo eteu an8elangt uuD biittt nnI 4aoien5.
6Gbren Sle thu ic9Ieidl iii men @lbinet,
la8te gfapolecn balti9. Damn lpinfte er Sen
Dfedanrtn8 81 lid. 2anen sic tbren Grcnlp
peter tnln'erbIH nod ein peni8 pur oen 6erre,
INSNNN~' ISA'~ OSNhi1N IUAlE eLa
g8a9 Sbren Sdadfpieler anbenifft, i fqufe
iA Sbnen penlelben a6. Sle m6sen oayiber
mt oem @rcB WariAa1 Ouroc unterbanoeln.
3nr Strafe oaftr, oaB &c MID Taft belisat batte,
lOu 59r S4ahipieler leet ntem Sclape mes,
cen. uno tA mlQ ibn tauleu.
Sire bas tlt feine Sttae, Ionoeru cine toty
llhe SeloVnun8, iiir Wd4t b IN, 9tameu Der
Sdu4mal4iue meinen ebretbleisltea Dani
ia9e.
5it bateu tir mene 3nOatipen, oenen bic
4rme nn0 Setne feblea, ein bahtenswsrtbes
Surrc9at erfunoen, ldgte Der Sfaijer, lest mil
len Sie mir nod, ctne anDere q finDun8 nabcu,
unp audi ben Slelltrten auf Dcut o1lad,tieloe
Sbre Sdlfe 5upenDen. Dtaaeu sic MIR paS
Noret gu einent gBa8en, auf pelAsm man rie
8lellirten begueul uuo fiber bettyn tauu, unc
Der 10 ein9eridtet 1T, OaB et auaeinanOer ae
npmmen unO auf PierOen IN, 3ratn Der 2trnlee
pcter 8elabrt werDen tlnn. 5le linp elm er-
flnoerilHer acpT, uuD in aAt Gagen ermarte
td Sie MI (o5breu Itcbetll SeBt lallen 5ie
5bren Grempeter wieOer beyihueil, 4pleu
t6prtieBuGg ieigt,l
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@'efrbdftSbittaer, @aSierz mnS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Samuel Z. Turner, y{o. 3 SinsG GbQrle8lfr
16lt bednSis I'm @prrab Elm erpses Eager Son papter
5eibmGtertosttn, 6eldds unb gpntp. .8ud,ern Su st1
Eager benhe ftp tGGnb4ss uib tmpprtirtes Sd,rsS.
nnb gr-Yapter Spn aasn aUglten SDrfer uab abrtfen
Npten apter ltnitrt nnb fveis In erDssr Nusrpabl
8rist.@pNperte aaer Sprten.
dreiematsra1tsa alsr art fur 0ffes yrtuatae6rau5
Iaten, 8letftfts nne @rtffeI, Gtat fGf(er &C.
Efntc gum @retben unp fur Gppttfpreffen
BON ben bsfsn 5asrit'n @pptsrPrsffsn, YUrtafVs
@rpie sn srOBss eassr pOn 9 9sdPapter. SpttGfar-
ten rI ferr o sr0sn M ae. sa pen etatsfen pcstitn.
Snterede Fntea bet mir SCrSaipre6tn. Gebrf7ft
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Sel1reMper'e NoUfeII 7

70. VrteorIdillr. 9fc. 19, neben 5apeiteffr.
Mssieaee unS &cgdneer fnben Obssm sCafinbia eta.
ssFt@tsfea Ylast oe bfs Apfna3mf CUTE eban6nna
o Pet S0enfe nept BE tefe &us@aoI SetrGMfe une l.
lor lnnce oes EGaes f1nn na Rerte epets petben
eas 2etel TT anf lac eeqasms etnsert&t st i'm Wtt-
per Sst fam basr befcnbcrs Gwswartsen 70.
mls Dser @niGBtaen seieas sapfobIsn pereen.
ns MsienSs iaSen sa ieeer StanS bes Ra9ts Gntrtt.
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Ss@s szsaE'g * ggsgg0l
!. lNaison alIemande Ia franaaisoA
ee9enilber benz 6anugerlnarft,

tl1alson allemande &C francaisel
av stss- asts 5rIitbay. uub arSssdSen So frlSr .n
~ strteses DGktimpre.
Ttsnos aSo sdaesr taetn ous
sse ga9 aaSsysrnaenss gspanbEung Qn SesSAsnff sus
Etss 8t 81 1abtn Ine 81 bs 4urbe Sss "a
spuEEt sf 9saet - n aaea Spfiisn Ggfs ss ttaserl T.
sspfDbteH rsfhsu. V V's' "'sla5Si
a4-0st[enhs fnhen aum iehsrss..h. s.
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9r. 00afee


.alle Granfbeiten Id.
Dr. 9eafes prb telpnbers @ufmertlamfeit duI
fcsenbe lgebel perusnben SNfen, GrfGuusen. Auseb.
rue, g5rauue SEuens Ultima. 3rftr6brenntsinbrn8 un6
aHbere 2nrSbren- un6 au16endbe @lei@tdls ptrb m
ret Scrsphe!n J6eumatsmus 9tbeen pte !drpntfdsn,)
0euratate S@laDFus, Gpiepite (QGmDrrbobsn eDlbens
4bera nb ale Aren Magentl 2eosrbefdperoeR nnb ranR
been eer GbGrre; besslei3en ale rOniiAen 3rcnther
Der 8Cbarme oss9teden Gle 6rSntIen 8rdnheiten bes
weblten Sef6iedes. SSnsbefonbere p:bmet ben Mu
sens rno pren" elm fetns Mnmer famfett Il. Bali
fstS eine oorrcHltte MuSNabI BON punberSpGen
- slz.ac tinffiihen Nueen r4
SDmpauan1s, DSer S1rene SroutEtela,
paHenb fir cbes 9let unb Mter eiaeest In Mttnuten
Or. Hat eiR neues 5ltibun entbedt ueldeS BEN
war5en Star Sglpraten abfprbtrt une pGne slu-
werbnaa bs eers t Getf:dft bes Mu1es wttbcr beret
Dr Badfe ann taufenb 8euaniie encs yDGfoutnsren r
fDess beim 8reu bes 9retes alter 0eIGwre uub Cite
rumeen gheln, 3eGRnRen n5 Beulen ber Mrt pbae Nn-
wcnbune bes Wehers Scrle8en fir bic s3ebnnblun9 Der
fessendnntsn Rrarfbste beb1 @ Or. Gaafee eta beens
bereS Mstangemnt psr, oa hieben nen beGntt9en atb
unb letne fpestele Mrfmest tlamFfit erfprberu.
Dr af elmer Der eefdjtfteen uub berIbmtefen
tegt teneen Nerste ur0 9btrute en u fat tn ieber
Gabt Der sDs ansrfaant. Wae Or. 3aaee abrefrtea
Srtefs tbne 10 &s. bstaedlpen nb) ieweber Gnt.
fsrnuns peg6e 8san bic 8sGeneet ber ranfbet anae.
ten werben prppt teantDret unb ts @atlsnttn tttst
&rrresponSeajen fp tenfret tehaneCt 444 EB
Spre1Ifunben: .a
p0a s utt Mprseas bts npr RaGmttaes.
Or. a1tee,
So. "a 2srtn8tpnfr. spif6en @bnres- \. 2tterts
SIstloJ Baltimore, ARb.
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TSgzRas

iYS9 sa5dy BAL SiAfOKE wERCER liz pa5ia
essry morning (ckcept Sunday and is deliveaso
carriers to City Subscribers at Cts. per wecks
Ihe WECKER ia alao delivered in the Cites
~asnlngton and Wheeling daily by Carriers.
Pricefor Mail Subscribers Of the doiIv ,yar. a.
SO. SO in advance. 50
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READ AND REFLECT
DIR. G.. IL. TOZer's Card to the Afflicted

quick cures dHd L0l0 Prices at the Established
O6ice SjTth street, bettCeen and h streets.
hR TOZER returns his thanks to his numerous pa
~ tents for their patronage, and would embrace
this opportunity to remind them hathe continues to
consult on those difficult cases of VEYEREAL which
have baled the skill of Of the most celebrated
physicians Of the age, and upon which he has Neoer
FdUed to Perform a Radical Cure.
DR.. Tozei S reputation a physician stands une-
quled His exclusive attention to diseases of the
Genio Urinary Organs, for many years renders HIM
perfect master of Syphitc diseases.
Dr. Tozer has it is well known, taken patients from
Perfect Health. He further states that he deems it
sufficient attract the attention of those who might
need the services Of physician in ALL cases, not par
ticularly those enumerated in the advertisement,
pecng they would test my merits as practitioner,
and the result my practice has been thus far satsfac
tory to my patients and myself Nor do l deem IT
necessary to fill columns of newspapers with usome,
empric and bombastic advertisements, protesting my
ability 30 heal all diseases flesh is heir to, for to do
that must be something more than man, but to give
those that are afflicted with Nenerea Chronic and
other Diseases to understand from long experience
am fully competent to treat them successfully.
offer genuine or fraudulent certificates or puTs
Of my superior qualifications as n practitioner, nei-
ther do assume the medical honors to which en-
titled but merely ask those who are diseased to read
the different advertisements relating to the cure of
private diseases, and judge for themselves whore tn
apply for relief (My rooms arranged that
can be consulted in private Mt all hours of the day,
from O'Clock A. NJ until p. ny
es-P Persons with Chronic Diarrhna, Dysentery,
Nervous Debility, Low Spirits, Lassitude, Weakness
OF the limbs and back, lndsposition, Loss of Memory
Aversion 10 Society, Love of Solitude, Tmidity, Self
dsrust, Dizziness, Headache, pain in the side aIec
other Infrmities in Man, &C. will find it important Ia
consult DR.. CHAS. II. T0ZE at his Office, Sixth st.
between and X, Sacramento
noy4-yr CTAs. II. TOzER, NJ. D.