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PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING THE PA
l. PER FOR THE PEBLIC PRINTING.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING!
WashinPtOn. Oct A (

w washington Oct. 4, 1852
In PuTfsuascs Of the PROVISIONS Of Tie act to
proved Augut rs 1882 and TO the 10th section of the
act entitled IAN act making appropriations for the
Governmsnt for the year ending June 80, $780, ap
Proved March :; lS5s, sealed proposals will De ra
Monday '5th day. of December next. at II O'Clock
~ for furnishing the paper that may be r. quired
for the public printing for tn, year ending on the
The suhicined list specifies. as nearly as can he
ascertaIn"d the quantity. quality, aud description
of each kiGd Of paper that will be required.
10000 realms fine printing paper, uncaIende-ed. to
measure ~ by q inches and to weigh forty five
pounds to the rcam of $40 sheets.
Glass ?.
cssurs a by 81 rrchss. anT to VEIN fe,s 70
pounds to the ream of 4sO sheets.
GLASS;.
Sn reams suPerhne printing paper, h,rd sized and
forty eight pounds to the rsam of $50 sheets.
lG ,sams sgPeIfine printing paper, super sized
weigh nifty pounds to the ream of 40 sheets.
CLASS4
l.Wn realms Suparhne map paper, sized and calen-
deTcd OF snch sizes as may tie required, CORES
P"ndlng IN weight with paper measuring 10 by "a
riches, and weighing twenty pounds per ream Of
$50 sheets
go reans superhne plat paper, Gale md cred or I'M
ceendered, as may be requrrd) 10 by "a inches ard
OF such weight per ream as may be required.
The fibre Ofthe paper of each of the above ella sses
10 he OF lnHn and cotton free from all aduteration
with mineral and other substances. and of a far
sheets each and in bundles of two reams each ca eh
ream to contain 400 perfect sheets. Uniformity IN
color, thickness and wei hit will be required and
no Dundie exclusive OF wraPpersl vary ing or
under hve per cent from the STANDARD weig hit will
be received, and the gross weight will in all cases
De required MIXING Of various thcSnesses in the
same bundle 70 make up the weight will be consid-
eied violation OF the contract.
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CLASS 7.
l. 5,oTeams writing paper, lG 10y u inches, to weigh
twenty three pounds per
3 l,Jh reaTns writing paper l9 bS sc Inches Ia weIg
twenty eight pounds per
y Sl1 realms writing paper L. hy 2lIuches to well
twenty pounds
T. 100 rCams ItIns lS by p inches 10 wei
twenty ionr pounds per
D. @oreans wfllInE paper. 10 by 3 inches, 10 weIgh
twenty two pounds per Tcam
o. 4GOTtans wflung pap by IL inches, to weig
twelve pounds per IeaIn.
All the papers designated In classes and must
contain AZ peri, Ct sheets 10 the Team and
teTas, free from aduteratIOn, finished in the hes
manner, cut To true edge, laId fiat, and securely
and snpstanta ~ rnveloPet. The papers IN class s
are To lee white or buo, and of such weights a. ma,
be requlred by this Otios. Those IN class are To-
he WHIT ard OF the sizes and weights specified IN
The night Is reserved Of ordering greatar or les
quantity of each and every kind contracted for in
all The classes To be furnished at such tmas and in
such quantities as the public SsrvIcs NAV require
fach class Will be considered separatpIy and he
subject To separate contract: hut bidders may n
iol one or more 81 the classes In the same propose
NO proposals VIII he considered unless acc6mpa
MED by the guarantee that tn. bidder or bud Iers If
ms or their proposal shall Ice Pied will enter
into an obligation. with good suficIent
Ia furnish the articles proposed RIqrk farms Tor
proposals Will b- furnished at this Uttire and none
agreeing Herewith.
All the paper in the several ca s7es mist he deliv
ereu 81 snch place or places may bn dnsg uat in
wash gtOn city IN good order, free fall aud every
extra charse or expense and subject TO the inspsc
tlon, count, hit, and measurement of the Super
lnIehdent, a. al be IN all respects satisfactory.
samples OF Al the paper required may be seen at
their proposals, samples of not less than one auire
oil each of the kinds bid for aud upon which their
Will DO required rIgldly tO conform to their samp
Prop 1sals Will be Addressed To '.JOUS HFsRT
superintendent of the Public Print Z, Washing,
pe"." 90 5-eotd
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ARRIVALS At PRINCIPhL HOTELS

WGLLARDS HOTEL.-C C. Belhuger, NY;
6 Watson. Mo; ; Buttarheld, Mass; T c
Cooke, ID W Leeds, Geo w Curtis & ~, NY
so.rs, S3 N west VI. BsSnIss9 4
Far C9pers 4 family. SC; W Gevera, " r Go; &C.;
Mass HssP Hu.s S SYPfMai 4s r ShY GE sysgsS
ri; Frank Butts IT, irvine, Brtish L e
Her Hen B Hart, Ny; Il NJ STILES, Ga; T 3 Csmiile,
Nd; J + Tucker, Va; T lax chart. Md; Mrs Jas
tgIehaIt' B'une, jr, Nd; J Bradfed & family,
NATIONAL HOTEL-w Began. CELIA Mai
hngly, Hamilton, T. Dalton, DC; X II Rim Pa;
y Dean snd lady, Misses f and c Dsan. Ny; w
MlllIammson, Va; } Alexander and lady, Nd; J Av-
Estep and son. Nd Mr Mayo. GGal nlrexM.. "T III.
La PAUL Sc H V6anS MG: AVS i bc
Ges"-, MA, sr-lIi%eh nT-1-; = "i%i; VI 6aHnR,
Smith, Miss SasSIh i stevens, Md: inns,ie2. / a.
A ROsenbeIry, Ny; u Clark. Miss AIckGew. 1. ID
Morgan. SC, d Richardson: VI Rrun.NY; W W0r
Morse. La; Towle, Va.
BROWNS HOTEL.-J |. Underwood. Ala;
Rev Peelar: Fla; l. Becksl. Ny; X Harper Pa: 4
] Weide. Va " Veitci Do = SssS ara nd 1ay, y
=: DI Scott: Mo; n Gray a-d lady, Cal; W Ballad
Ind; w Taylor, Va; " Smith. Mass; w Sefies
faley, o; " West. Pa; G ] Wilson, Nj; s A
ton, do: Warret. do; y Stewart, Va; ] Young do;
w BertP G do; Gay and nephew. ~; S'iEier
Hamilton, a; J Hamilton. do wv " "
KiRkWOOD HOISE-W Jones, Md; J smith.
g.. HqsS Va' d9 JPs Ny SE Smt2n
Houston, do; 5 SnallwoOd. Ala: X Inger and Jsdy
NG;S ThOrneI. Miss; e. g Brooke and " do: /
g3nes' La; ii Thompson, My; q " Harrison,
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THE EVENING STAR.

IL At the session of the American Bible Union
held in New York. on Thursday. the Committee
on Tracts reported in favor of dstr buting tracts
not only by pages, hut in pamphlet form Rev
Mr.. Gardner. from the Commtte on st John
Gospel, reported that they had revised that Por''n
which says, Il baptize with water. eli So aS 10
read '.immerse" instead Of ''baptize The re
port was adopted Rev A Ctrgh"rn reported
that the Bible Union Quarterly and the Reporter
had now 10. so subscribers An appropriation ol
~ 80 was agreed to. IA print the New Testament
in BengaIese Professor Lnos said be had a call
for IuOUtI TrStamehts for G-rmany, and advoCa-
ted a German Translation A report 10 that effect
WAS adopted An appropriation of 9 .35u was
also made fer publishing the Testament in the
PwOkaran language Rev Mr.. Kalloch, of BoS-
ton, reported that portions of Scripture, in the
spanish and other language, had been distribu-
ted at BucnOS AvreS.
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MEDICINES.
THE ONLY ARTICLE
WITH IMMENSE
HOME AND EUROPEAN DEMAND.

The reason uhv tina, by Nature. process restores
the nur,i Ior permanently after the hair becomes gray,
.urrs. the natural aurd. sud TINS make. grow bald
hs. reno, dsniuh, itching and heat from the scalp,
gmet. ,Hd tone, up AMI tau. al.
SsIcb mud NAV be relied upon all Of
zip hsrr viii oP 'nd keep f",n tmg ofi hAAE
II soFT GLOSSY. HEsLTHI AND BEaCTIFI L, aud fused
by the Young ~ three times week, Will fell
gray then T'sder read The following aud nudge tor
y''''e''e'' NEW YoRK, Jan s,Is5s
Nrsss. a J WOOD & 60 -IientIemrn n tNtns heard
good ds4 Woods Hair Re'torsrs my
nau being quite gray made up mi"d 10 lay aside the
III, iudic e. with many persons,
had against al manner patent medicines, and
ago coumenc article, for The
50. aud m usce 10 y6u well "r the encOufas .menu Of
ho gray a. was but who, hI'lag my pre-
give your trial till they have further proof
the best proof being oeeul'r wnte ths
VIZ r. R,lt y - 'bI.hment rgery d,y.
NV hair natural color and mn improve ap
pearnce every being gos-er and thicker aud much
' / an Your Ersp.ctfully,a HENRY JENKINS.
Corner COLUMBIA and Carroll SITS Brooklyn.
LIvI>"sroN, Ala, Feb. H. 1858.
PROF Wo0D-DeAr SIR Norr Hair IL h IS done
much GO IN This pant of the country My hIIr has been
HIGHT burn wien was quite lnfit have be en- ,rs,ns
your Hair Restorative weeks and find tina nave
remedies know, to think valuable
remedy now eHt'nt aud advise BIO are afflicted that
;%fa' &C. @" S i i1s
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. =, IsJ7.
PROF. WOoD-DearSir: Your HrIr Res,orl proving
Itself beneficial Tn. 'front.' and also the back part
head almost lost In fact
used hut h,pnr bottles ct Restorative,
top head ell studded promising crop of young
ar aud front is also receiving benefit hive tried
other pcrpIratoas without benefit whatever. think
fuGl my og prrsonh recommendation, induce
Others
Yours, re ,psctlnlv, ID r THOMAS, Nj. u
No. i6i Nrne Street.
The Restorative put up bodies of three large
medium small; small holds half sRd rrtIs
dollar per bottle the medium holds least
proportion the small s for doll
bottle; the large holds qulrt, 40 In
portion aud retaIls Tor three dollars a doule.
WOODS CO, Projectors, 32 Broadway, New York,
Cn the great n Y Wire Ruling let Llshmentl and ia
Market Street ST Louis, Mo- and sold by all good Druggists
aud fIHcV Goods Dealers. Sc E-eUSm
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1--WE CELEBRATED DIR. J. 3. ROSES
mEDICIN

These remedies are the result of thirty6ve years
of extensive and successful practice, and are the
only reliable preparations to cure the various ills
that flesh Is heir to.
DIR. J. s. ROSES cough SYRUP OR EX-
PECTORANT. will radically cure Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness. Bronchitis, and all Lung diseases.
Price 81 cents and 81
DIR. s ROSES ALTERNATIVE SYRUP,
or Blood Purifier for the of ScrOfula, Old Erup
tons, Chrome Diseases, Ulcers, SweIled Neck and
all diseases arising from an impure state of the
blood. Price 81.
DR.. J. S. ROSES DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND
The only sure cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant. Price 30 cents.
DR.. J. S. ROSES PAIN CURER. II is not a
all; but 1t one has stood the test of s. years
curing Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Aches, ChOIo
Pains in the Stomach ard Bowels, Spralns, Bruises
Pains In the Limbs, Joints, Back and Spine, or any
pain Internally or externally. Price II, Is and 8
cents q bottle.
These remedies, and many others re ferred to in
DIR. Roses Medical Adv ser, (which book may be
had gratis at any of the drug stores where the med
lcIHes ke pit have been used with bv
I'o,"-' PERSONS with prompt benefit. 10 ensure
success you have only to that they are genuine
10y having the Doctors tcTittea SignatxTe ortT enck
cork dad on each iGbs!
IL Kept 10y all Druggists. se8tr
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DISPUTE ANoNG THE SHAxERs.--In the town Of
Harvard there is 4 quiet and orderly community
known as the Harvard Shakers They claim,
to hold their property. AZ Ter rs Practicable in
cordance with the apostolic rule. avoid litigation.
and FOLLOW their peaceful pursuits without con
corning themselves OveTnIuch for the periSIIa BILE
things Of this world Recently, however. one of
the members who. with his family. has belonged
to the community nearly quite twelve years.
refused. They paid him 81 900 out Of the common
fund. with which he leased large farm in the
immediate neighberhOCd, and called the rest of
his family to Join him. His sober-ninded assO-
ciates shake their heads at his conduct and think
unutterrable things which II is not lawful for
them TO s3y.-WOrcsStsT SPY.
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IL The Administration has carried every Con-
greSsional District in Georgia, with the exception
of two The delegation to the House will there
fore remain divided, as at present. In Mississp p
Pl, in the GubernatOrial contest. there have also
been large gains for the Administration
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H. Chief Engineer Howard of tue New York
FIRE department, won't have the gold medal voted
him BY the city council as badge of of'icc-slvs
- il would be less difficult to paint and gld the
lily than to add 10 the fame of the exalted position
] have the honor to OCCUPY" &c.,&c
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IL John w Sampson, tried for the murder Of
Martha Armstrong, in Berkeley county Va. has
been acquitted. 1t was proved that he had not
poisoned her, but only advised her to take poison
which would Accomplish an Illegal pnrpose
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AYE RS
N SA RSAP ARIL LA,

Compound Remedy which have abored produce
ceutraed Of Para a combined with other
substances greater Alternative power as TO AFFORD an e
I. heneved that such remedy wanted by those
accomplish h, cure must prove Of immense
Irgs ctss OF afflicted fellow How completely
this compound will do has been proven by experiment
nrny of the be found Of the following com
ScRoFuLA AND SCRorrLous COMPLAINTS ERUr-
TONS AND ERUPTIyE DISEASES, ULCERS, PIMPLEs,
skpTEHs,, TT MGas, SAT- MrpcTRI.r'
DnEAsE, DRoPsv, NEURALGIA OR TIC DoULoUREUE
ROSE RSTANTHoNy'sFIRE,s and ind. ed the whole class
Of complains arising from lMPURITT OF TIE BLOOD
when taken IN the spring to .Ip. the foul humor,
Tester the blood NJ thai Of the year BY the mey
bud Multitude, by the AID Of this remedy spare them
III. endurance Of foul md sores
through which the will rid itself Of corup
assisted do this through the natural channels Of
the body by aerave medicine Cleanse out the 'I'ted
blood whenever you mad its impurities bursting through The
skin ia pimpes, erurtons cleanse when you find
foul, your fe elm will tell you when Even where
PARTICULAR disorder felt, people enjoy better he h sud
and all we'll but nh this pabuun Of life dordsred ther.
and the great life over
Slrs,pars has, and deserves much the reputation
complaining these ends But world Ia, bee eeresiouy
deceived by preparations y because the drug alone
HIS ali the that claimed for It, but because
pre- pretending to he Concentrated extracts Of
IT, Contain but 'tle OF the virtue OF SaTsaparla thing
else.
During late year. the public have been m.ed by larg.
bottles, pretending TO Extract OF
for dollar Most OF these have been frauds upon the sck
for they only hide if any SarsnP s, hut
whatever Hence bi,ter and painful
disappointment hiss followed the Of the Of
ssrspars which food the market, until the Itself
Justly depIsd aud has become with imposition
and cheat Still call this Compound Ss pnrlla, and
tend supply such remedy shall the from
the load Of Gbloquy which upon And think
have ground for believing has which irresistible
by the ordinary Of the diseases Is intended In
order their complete eradication from the
The remedy should he udciousy taken according dree-
the bottle
PREPARED By
DIR. }. e. AVER q co..,
LOWELL, MASS,
PRICR, 81 PR BOTrLR Six BOTTLES SS
n. 4 -. GILMAN, N Arlington; X 3 T. CI8
Sell, G.org.to~n, and ~ all Druggists every vhsrs
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ZINE READY-MADE

ZINE READY-MADE
l. CLOTHING.
Black Drap d'Eta Coats, Pants, and Vests,
Black Alpaca do. do.
White and Brown Linen Goats,
White and Brown Duck do.
White Linen Pants,
White Duck do.
Buff do.
Travelling Busters, &c.
Having connection with the largest msIufs ctur-
ing establishment north, we enjoy superior advan-
tages for supplying the very best goods at the low
anything in Washington. and the wdrEmansbS SsG
exces any thing heretofore offered In this market
and is SO acknowledged by all who patronize our
establishment
We also have on hand superior stock of Gents
Furnishing Goods, and make 10 order Garments of
every description, at short notice, at a small adj
vance on the prices Of our ready made clothing
j. M. McCAMIY IL co,
yl under National Hotel,
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A VALUABLE MEDICINE.-Ws have here
"A t2i3Ie SPOKEN Of the many cures effected by the

INDIAN ' EU T. IA BILE DFCUCTION,
IN diseases of the blood. skin, dyspepsy, &C., AND
recommended II as an invaluable medicine. Our
confidence In II a remedial gent has been greatly
Increased by several very remarkable cures of long
standing disease of the liver, kidneys, skin etc
that have recently come under our OUservation-ip
Gases, too, where all other remedies aud the most
skill ful ohy scians had failed to afford relief Hun
dreds of our most respectable citizens have been re-
lIeved by its admirable curative qualities and we
are sratted to learn that its popularity daily be-
coming greater. Its operation ia mild and pleasant
residence of Nj RS. COX. l5s F.. BALrIMoRK ST..
Baltimore, and at the principal Drug Stores.
The best reference can be slven In or out of the
city, and numerous certificates seen by calling on
the agents None genuine unless her ma me is blown
on the bottle and her seal on the cork
. Wholesale Agent-R. S. t. CIssKL, Druggist
IeorgetOwn, d. c., has been appointed wholesale
Agent for the District and will supply the trsde Al
my prices. ie N NJ
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WI. EMPORIUM OF FASHIONS.
French Dress Cloak and Mantlla making in all

thelr bTanChps.
Practioa! economy. real utility artistic ACCURACY
Patterns new, reliable, elegant and artistic designs
Prices Single patterns for Ladies' MATTHIAS,
basque waists bodies. etc % Ca t. plain waists
u Ia les and Chidren's Dresses mads and eIP-
gantly trimmed at very low rate. A general as
soTtment of Ladies' Under Garments and hildren's
Ready u afe Clothing will be kept CONSTANTLY ON
hand at No. 433 west 18th ST., between 6 arc III SITS
north, So n eOIms
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~ PII.I.ING,

~ PlIlING,
Il. 2Ss Pa. GrsRps. OPPOSITE Star BuiljiHgS,
Has e ceiv-d his Fall and Winter Supply of cot
ton, MeTino, and Wooden Hosiery, Yarn and
Gloves, aides and Misses Me mo Vests, BOYS
MerlnO Shirts ard Drawers. MeE's do together
with a NEE ASSOC tmeEt of CmldTen'S Wooden Cal
tiers. Scotch Plaid Cashmere Hose. Brushes, Tuck
AID other Combs, silk nal Sun UmbT elias, &c.
Il , Al Xander kId Gloves at 50 cts. per pair.
IL A most exceen. quality of Kid Glove at 81
cents per pair.
IL Ladies Needle Threaders, very cheap.
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Removing IL IN 8 few hours. | am now trying n
for Sorofuls, and have siready receiS ed benefit.
: LESSIG, Reading, Pa
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TOBIAS, OPTICIAN
L 426 Penn. AVENUE. BET. ~ AND 9Th Srs

ToBIA.Ss, GGPTICGLAN,
public generally, that have removed to the- ...'
above place, where may always be found, 49,
LEs hayrs ST. T 1ed to
As to my capabilities. and the satisfaction have
discriminate from the many testimonials in this cit1 ~
ana elsewhere that have of the most eminent gen.
my advertit ement in the National 1nte gonceT to he
Tead as guide TO those who wish to be well suited
90 not sut ~ hrt 81 ght as some pretend to do nei
thor do warrant mine or any other Glasses to- anti
you l.r space 2f SIX years, as you will read in an
Tbs - certainly anew phase q endeavor to improve
DTc'or nad business ! will not impose upon or
Insult an eniishte public, to endeayur to make
them believe such nonsense. { can only add that II
DO ga sssf to as
You will at al times find in my Establishment,
La ssissESf f'Gss f
and inc Glasses, tno wonderful Venezuelan Crys
shSs sss
many rKsrIMOyIaI. o"oi tho
t'on Ais FzcsgIsney, tie Governor Of vi,s,.,a.
have tried pair of sp RtStaSIssp Oct is
sKbt ana ard lind them of great to my
their foou,, recommend him a. skiIlfnl t}nin,.i
HENRY A. WISE.
H'm M. lat. Hor Jxds. Bnil,r.
Iwasrecommspdad,,W, hss a. July II, lass.
" wa: tihed to Ind that MIR. Tobias Seemed 70
Uo LII enehd them by inspection, and soma sisbt
nies az men and Re has made pair of peota
''N' suit me admirably. A. p. BUTLER.
r'o" hs HoH Secretary af Stat. Of Yf,r,n,.
Executive DEPARTMENT
D>nx Sic. Gov wv. RICHMOND. Dec. 81. ia5a
@cles you sent him, and disooverinr thai nc Peo-
was precisely suitable to my vision kindlY ScuS
TO enclose them to you, TO have new ss.s, onerSd
,Sssd ;b 9sys snce received them and am srstsd
give my eyes great relief. The pebbles Hon sna
used are really superb. enclose herein thu snn
OF youT bill. Very respectfully &c
GEO. w. MUNFORD.
JOHN TOBIAS, Esq, Washington, ID. G.
Fon Prof Baeks
,L, .WAsHINsTON, Feb. Il, 1853.
have used pair Of Glasses Of Brazilian Pebbles
Unfinished by Mr., Tobias with great satisfaction.
Fney are clear, and well mounted
A. ID. BACHE.
piJ rlease observe that my Establishment in on
fshh- syenue, between ~ and 9th streets w
TOBIAS AMBROfYPE ROOMS.
sny oth.y, Is VII obtain good Likeness, equal to
fsh2av Ms eoV MI" - ""oo'ste cnArEes.
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STILL ANOTHER CASE FRHEUMATISM
CURED,

Twas seriously afflicted with rheumatism and
confined to my bed purchased box Of DIR. Cosgs
wells NJ edical Salt, and found y radical cure. |
would advise others aft cted with the same disease
to EIYe II a trial. HUGH ATkiNSON,
White Bear Hotel. Bucks county, Pa.
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was troubled with InAammatory Rheumatism
for a long time, and could find nothing tO relieve
me- At length WAS advised by friend To try DIR.
CogswelPs Medical Salt, which entirely cured me.
would advIse all who Afflicted TO Il q trial.
JACOB HOMSWIrSER. Reading, Pa.
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CURE OF INFL AMMAroRY RHEuMATIS

IptOmised TO write you provided your medicine
did the work YOU claimed u would IL has done II,
and now fulfill my promise. My complaint wss
lnfismH atory RheumatIsm-the first package dad
the work, and most efectualy. too as Eot vestlge
Of Rheumatism Is left, and am well and hearty
as ever WASH INV life. l would recommend Ia al
the aff icted la give the Medical Salt far trial.
GEO. n. DUNCAN, III Wal 81 y. Y.
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THE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF YOUTH
l. AND MATURITY,

lew WOrds on The Rational Treatmant. without
Medicine, ofSpermatOrrhea or Local ~EI0hw
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, HHAEA
Genital and Nervous Debility, Pre- =
mature Decay Of the System. Impo- PQSr1Y
tency and lmpedImentS to Marriage
generally,
BY B. DE LANEY. NJ. ID.
The important fact that the many ala rmlng com
plants originating in the Imprudence and solitude
Of youth may he easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE
is in this small tract clearly demonstrated and the
entirely new and highly successful treatment. q
adopted by the Author, fully explained, by means
OF which everyone is enabled to cure HIMSELF per
ectly and at the least possible cost, thereby avoid
ing all the advertised nostrums of the day
Sent to any address, gratis and post free, in
age stamps 10 Dr. B. DE LANEY, So Fast 81 ~
street New York Ctr. maSN-tr
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The BRODBRICKTERRY DUEL IN CALIFORNIA
The San Francisco Bulletin of September 9, SAYS
of the cause of the duel
- But We Informed, upon apparently good
authority, that BrodeTiCk did receive a challenge
Yesterday from some one and we doubt not the
fact. Indeed. we have some reason TO believe that
II was Judge Terry. in whose behalf Mr. Perlcy
was made the recipient Of gross insult at NJ
BrOdeTick'S hands, at the public table of the In
ternatlOnal Hotel. in June last. At that time. il
will be remembered. Mr.. BrOderick declined Mr.
Perley's ChIllSnge. declaring that he could con-
sent TO meeting with no who did not occupy
an exalted position, and not even with such one
pending the canvass"