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II
IL rosewood parlor chamber dining furniture,
auoen this Saturday O'Clock without any reserve
at the house 81 Wet Twenty the Fifth and Sixth
within short distance Of The house The attention
OF bousekeepers called 70 this sae and Will End It 70 their
advantage 70 attend. Catalogues al tbs house. viii sell
above 10 the psrors Brussels ingram and velvet
to MATCH gold frame pier glass and console naute glasses
rich and landscape shades Dresden painted
and sareee and grea very rich mantel clock and
match gold framed landscapes by Odde Nortbcop,
Iegtau Sostes parior suits of GOLD wood franz
epar OF furniture covered with and ribbed
atE brocede couch covered with French moque
chss match marble eegere side stands
marble top cene and loo tables penofore splendid nstru
ent with pearl Keys worthy OF close examination warrant
90 ~ ihe makers for three years Dining funueEI
nnon table cut glnss plated ware, dinner aud
breat rtrYicc table cutlery plates and table lpen also
articles 20 nuwerous 10 Include Ia ADVERT en Cham
Der furnre-Rosewood and mahogany bedseais and
sng mattresses DO aers pillows and bedding spring seat
chairs sofas nd qfa bedT Ingram carpets dresany
bureaus and waAhsan.s clocks toilet ssts &c Sale
rain shne The Metropolitan Express OF i0 yarcs street
will be In attendance to pack, cart shp as seaured
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- uoneers will sell this day. June H. ct 10 O'CLOCK ct their
saleroom us Nassau street quantity of household frni
re consstpf Of beddeads mahogany chas paintings car
pet tables oilcloth washsands mattresses crockery glass
ware &c also quantity Of nuh tobacco &C. account of
the former purchaser. JOHN KELLY Sheriff
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UCTICN SALE.
"A beautiful and costly household furniture, magnificent
bronzes rosewood paror suits grand action panofce ele
giant mantel bronze and 0rmOu chandeliers valuable
library combating Of the entire frat class furniture
beautiful Of art copi.ed In the spacious residence No.
l62 West Tweutyrs street. between Seventh and Eighth
avenues
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UCrION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF GROCE-
a RES liquors segars, susar mill furniture de- hi, day,
o6 O'Clock. ~ 1874 William street. Frankfort
ing Of and black teas family and fancy pickles.
salmon, quarter cask brandy. eighth pipe GIN a few
Of claret and port wine segar grocers sugar
mill sundrtes &c. JAMES MEX, Assignee
HENRY GREEN, kuctioneer.
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gam Ss 4 ne .islssl y ward, oroos,S AAh.
ss n ssi, sss ,S:s ss
vIs two Sisei: Of Ss az I k.rSsi %
ss%ssrs sssn sss.s @sS: md par
re sss 7s 500 Fulton street. '''s'A
L A'1 AND '0''''s - i 4S4s OF
v,,,, ra,rd S..s q Jersey City.
. ss y s,ssss 8 Is ls KIP sSss
wnl ssli q public auction. on
.. Mao,.,1 ssf =. Z. June sa e. j. premises.
S ss Ra :s' i.s sa s:,ss e. Dasy
o. s @ aSss
on for private reedsnce The above sale presents great In
, sss A, .:
Ssp sed he rad. q.
and the Broadway of Jeey Cy, being over loo feet IN
,,;T,S cent and day of .a.
deed. Be delivered sixty per cent can r
sss psssr. s qsrs 81 tn. .use...,
No. e s1 and 70 I.n!sS.y No. % SschsnS
H. s. q osc INV Fl q Co, 50 Yves. street -
pEaEMPToRY AUCTION sALE-A M CRIsTAIAR,
Ready %sds ciosSuS q gSwsy ..
Dry gOoas hosiery and smbroidsiiss, fancy goods.
On BS Ross and sp 10es iSsswsly ic A.
ccmprsng about $50 gsrmeDts linen arseiiies cashmere
cloth s . .ans sSp I, and cord, large asa
csshneren large assortment Of hosiery under seeves
s shoes o1s s:
sppers boots and shoes large Of brooches
charms gold pencil cases studs slides sieeys buttons &C. 1
onssrs h, VII sen his d.y June Il oocct sSer
p:ns s as4
pet table: Slcioth washssnds mattresses crockery glass
s of 5oss k x e sss Of
so1D Pa At THE PggIIo POUND
day. june L. s' at sn 3fSSf IN hT fs'i fssns
ITO BE W sold BY AUCTION. At THE HOUSE OF SAM
Monday June IS quantity Of Souse6od furniture Ssr
and fixtures crocseay bsdsssad bed and bedding
O'Clock A. NJ ""'' " ''''"'A'' !"
THOMAS vEITCa, AUCTIoNEER-oFFICE 10 SPRUCE
.v nss IS s Il 70 s.s Of bS0s &c Non
CT debts and claims book accounts n1sS & @ see
...oo,oooooooo,,o,>,HlHSoS HOTELS.
EOi'10A'' f saS1 eI4ssspos HOTEL.
A house situation comfort and unodarss,
charges, tie Clarendon cannot be surpassed.
uUTCHINs HoUsE,.uPoN THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
II l0Waver,ey place, Of Nelson place one block
we. Of Bioadway opposite the New York Hote the
Few York Cnivernty Astof Library, Mercantile Library
Cooper Institute &c. Single cents 10 81 per
day. Elegantly furnished parlors with bedrooms adjoining
for families HUTCHINS WHITTIER.
Propretors, formerly, Of Bxby's Hosel
Ncs1RAND HOUSE SANDS POINT, L 1-DEsIRA-
es $ Fs % n' per Hos Long d Island
with families for the season. B. B. NOsTRAND,
Proprietor.
WYOMING HOTEL, 1888 GREENWICH STREET.
w Board 81 week. of the agreeable hooea in
tie city, fine billiard saloon with three abes just open
cd. WIN. CoSTAR, Proprietor.
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ryrrY AND COUNTY TREASURY, SAN FRANoiscC
~ May boders Of The ten per cent Are bonds
ance Of the provisions of the Legislature Of the
Of CALIFORNIA; approved April H. lS9 notice Il hereby
day q August neat WIN be received by The Oouisaionsr
bonds above named 70 the extent Of thirty three houzsnl
dollars 433,e00)
win agree deye said bonds in San Frsncsco esa coupons
NoA IL ncusive) for payable at this otdce
forward their proposals through their agents in this city
compsnied by deposit Of sn per cent On bonds oon)
he amount rendered for redemption security. whou
which deposit bids viii be considered
Proposals endorsed For tho Franc.,s,
Fire Bonds will be submitted be aforesaid Commissioner
sad s day of August 1889 Parties whose bids may t
accepted notified forthwith through agents. and r.
lowed until the 2Ob day of October following anal su
render Of the bonds ct this Office
No bids received Il over par.
WIN a TILLINGHAsr rreasuner
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WITTY AND COUNTY TREASURY SAN rRANCIsc3
~ Nay 1870 holders OF per cent School bond
Of the city of San Francisco Issued Nay In prsuenc,
OF provisions of act Of the Legislature of the sta
CaMfornis approved April 49, 1850 hereby give notice hs
before Monday The LIST Of August 1859 rurende:
Of bonds to the extent Of Thousand dollars 0 Bidder
70 deliver sad bonds 10 San Francisco GEES Nos
IL nclusye for eaah payable at this Office and TO orwar
their proposals through their authorized tis
accompanied by deposit in coin bonds OF
the dered for redemption, security, whou
which bid will be considered Proposals eadoYsce
"For the surrender of San Fraacsco School bonds Will
submitted the Board Of Education of this
The said ,st day Of August 1859 Parties whose bids
sgens allowed until the 10Th day Of October following 10
me final surrender OF the bonds at this Office.
VIM FL. TIILIN0HAST, Treasurer
Countersigned. VIZ. SHERMAN,
President Board Of Education
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AhB COLI. AUCIlOkEEk-LAR0B SALE o. %
vacant os "a The AishteoI ID ward, i AMns
ne IS va, Ell On Juss s Y sslcsa =
sytpns pA1k road. Central and johns avenues, and
nv locaId within two blocka Of the Railroad 70
rssn SIP r. cher ferries The ssh,orhood good
asrs sppy % ne snctionee. 500 Fulton street. brooklyn
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Duls 81 AND UPWARDS ON UNION BANK OF
London Royal Bank of Ireland for sale Ellis
FARGO 90, 81 Broadway, Few York aud Ckifa MIA Elk
press Company.
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box 1ssi Post Office.
q Charles spaniel dogs one black and tan, and
two skye terriers good raters one setter and Bngs
reever also two large Newfoundland Dogs beat bred
and hardsonest m the city For sale q the bird store &C
OLD HARRY RUSSELL STILL UP SND DOfNG.-IEr
ally understand and remember that the Gold VeeranN has
contracted for RI will receive Monday Tuesday by spe
al EXPRESS geo Wild pigeo prime order and the
quality at bis chop house "a fulton street. of which may
be procured by clubs parties matches
lice game dinner he remaining 500 viii be reserved
for the use Of the Social Club
brands Of liquors. segas Wines &c lila il certainly su
peor 'ce and can he had in quantity free lunch
every day at II O'Clock is enjoyed and eomphmented by
Come spor,smen, come friends come all and zee
That odd Harrys' sleek superior his lunch free
csaepg any hotel TO produce equal stock or sri
'' DIS 81 Fulton street.
ing Bells Life illustrated London News and Punch of the
s,est dates constantly in his reading rooms
DlGEON SHOOTING TOURNAMENT AGAIN-AN-
other OF these q and occ .sions will take place the Old
18th lIh and 18th OF June instant
John Taylor OF The Darcy House Jersey City has hand
one thousand fine Old BIRDS expressly provided for this ossA
Tho shocng will Monday the 18Th Instant ~
O'Clock p n Those who OF this sport and tho
fancy OF the trigger are deed TO be present. az there win
be rare sport
CPORTlNG.-NO. 30 FORTY NINTH STREET, NEAR
and Of the pues breed Ave bl.ck tan weeks Old
eight Scotch terriers fifteen Newfoundland pups from Ave
weeks 20 three months six nters i've setter dogs, two
Parc 1iar attention paid TO the treatment anc
boar dtd and trained Gardner's mango cure cents
bottle
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When midnight hour is come.
The drummer forsakeS his tomb,
And marches, beating his phantom drum
To and fro through the ghastly gloom
BE plies the drumsticEs twain
With heshiesS fingers pale,
And beats and beats again and again
4 long and drcary receit'e!
Like the voice ufabysmnl waves
ReSounds its unearthly tone,
Till the dead old soldiers, long in their graves,
Awaken through every zone.
And the slain in the land Of the Hun,
And the frozen in the icy North,
And those vino under tine burning sun
=. OF Italy sleep, come forth.
And they whose bones longwhile
Lie bleaching in Syrian sands,
And the slumhcTerS under the reeds oil the Mic,
Arise with arms in their hands
And at midnight in his shroud.
The>trumpcter leaves his tomb,
And blows u blast long deep and loud,
As he rides through the shastly gloom
And the yellow moonlight shines
On the old Imperial Dragons;
And the Cuirassiers they form in lines
And the Cnrabincers in piatoons.
At n signal the ranks unsheath
Their weapons III rear and van;
But they scarcely appear 10 speak or breathe,
Aud their features are sad and wan.
And when midnight robes the sky,
The Emperor leaves his tomb,
And rides along surrounded by
His shadowy staff through the gloom.
a silver star so bright
Is glittcriBg on his breast;
In an uniform Of blue and white
Aud gray camp frock he is dressed.
The moonbenms shine afar
On the various marShllIcd groups,
As the Man with the gli;terins silver star
Rides forth to review his troops.
And the dead battalons all
Go again through their exercise,
Till the moon withdraws, and glOomier pail
OF blacl:ness wraps the skies.
Then around the chief once more
The Generals and MarShals throng;
And lie whispers a word oft heard before
In the ear of his aid.dc-camp.
In files the troops advance,
And then are no longer seen,
The challenging watchword given is "France!"
The answer is 'Saintc Helene!"
And this is the Grand Review,
Which ut midnight on the woids,
Unpopular tales may pass for true,
The buried Emperor holds.
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PILES.

writing to u.s. 81 have been for some inc seriously
afflicted bleeding piles; aud have Regarded my case as
vour medicine (Ps Specic), and curc'l have no
obigaiUn'
gentleman ur ntY years, well aud fyvorabIv kno~n at
C.i Delaware County, SsENnrk had been marty to The
piles years. Sometimes frcm excessive hcmor-
rgE. pan suffering, he reduced Ia the verge Of
~. .rv. FOR years Had dragged aisernble cNs
tcurt y confirmed invalid disqualified for business,
End life almost burden. II Is needle TO add that he had
-il dies, frn all sorts OF DOCTORS to little
purpose cousHltel two years ago, and rrcom. MT
ed our Pile Specific with occasionally, Dyspepsia PIN
this he began TO Improve: ami since has never lad I"
serious turn of PILES. From the nrSt mnnth mp I" v7r
mast e had ssinnay symptoms Of ills old complaint;
ut few doses Pile pills would dispense ALT and for
more than year past has been entirely well al the piles
scarcely to be found in the annals VI
medicine
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No family should without these nvaluncIe curnttve7
They are the only perfectly adapted for domestic
private With them the parent is armed and pre-
the FIRST approach Of disease, and Teetit
~ the threshold keen Il bay tTile Of medicine
rightly directed In the Hrst hOurs Of rscHs persctlY
that which by d-Iay BE- relieved rs long aud tell
hours suffering n at all With thsse Mt hand, you
are Obliged the coming Of that often distant,
ms well expeneive lrNurv doctor; he dIugge
poisoned blizfere' hlc hut yourself administer
the simple specific, and restore the rudy current OF life
again and iov There clunot only injury arise
in their use. but the general influence upon
the constitution, beyond all question, most beneficial
AGENTS WANTED.
We desire an active efficient agent, the
remedies in every community IN the Uaite States.
Ad.Irass, Or. F. HUMPHREYS, 4 CO.,
No. 562 Broadway, New York
ssS-solihy the nrnssisis in Wheeling. n.hI1-1y.
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=. II. SCOTT,
no. 157 EGain street, Wheeling, va.
Wholesale and Retail

DEALER N
Watches. Cheeks JeWesry, Watch < et''A
9IuieriaIs, TOois. SsIH.ses,
=, liver Plated and BritEuia ware, Gcii frrs--
els, CiaIf SILVER S--=t-cigs-fort aif-'--f'-
Car.sCasrs C4iss isor isoNs, Br.zss, C,t..s, -
-. FEncy sosusr p sst tS"is Ss-s-- : i..i,, T.,
Pistols, tizs-.l -=ss,- ICONS avs torAs
Six Guards, Steel Keys, steel Pens, leland Core
AMI general xssoTtr--nt Of os:dl ans. ssnsy H''s7-
Having lateiy added very laEreiy 20 s1y s'rcs -
tie Wholesale a2I Retail departments, vtas!'s II
oErF
Watchmakers, Merchants, Fediar7
and Tie Ta5liG generally very eors?is;e 7ss'f'-
the loWeSt pixies ,r
watsbes ai.I Clocks carefully repaired E"i '''F'-
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HUMPHREYS


SPECIFIC HoMGoPATaIC REMEDIES
Stand confesedy head ofremedia for the
people They alike removed from the poisonous
dangerous repusve doses Of quackery old school
practice the Inconvenience OF waer-cgre or the intricate
and perplexing oheures OF the usual Homeopathic books
medicines. Consisting OF simple specifics for the vari
diseases which they reatc put UP in the form
simple pellets; and prepared Of ingredients Meth
dangerous disgusting they form at once the ready
Of parent nurse, and are the comfort oft
complaining Invalid.
They these positive advantages which were never
combined in any popular remedies. They are HARM
LEss Injury arise from their They sLLPLE;
you always know what take, and how TO take IT, They
CuSTESIENTi you give the proper Sugar Pin az
moments warning, without hesitation delay They are
FEST; In thousands OF disease Is arrested at once
the mite the what the pound could not
afterwards have relieved.
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F{RST SPRING STOCK!
Il Extremely low Prices, now Opening n
IsAAG PELAEs ETs'S.

ISAAC PEEAEs E:ES'S.
TTAYITG Just returned frDEi New York with well &c
l-cyd lad very cheap De- -'..i Fancy Goods,
would request public inc Il before pULCLAs
elsewhere. sly Dress Goods vii De iOund 10 cen
ss OF the latest styles sn tit prices ART
lower than any otter house would call Partie-
uI.r attention li-SE,. BT!iiants EortH Ilci
ISzi- only i2se; Paid Duc2s oE % at ~ lIi'
c.i' ~. &c at ;c and ciHeE Eoous IN pro
portion. AIusrs ami ITist Luel vii sell Muslin foEii
IKE Sec Irish Linen worth IS It Sc 90 EoIsts
comprising styles, ami vhle bsirS purchased
manufacturer, Will SCI cheaper than eNsi
before fuu peg bonnet Ribbons; luu hGc'Si F"Sers ans
everything app-rtanin thu Millinery line and 10 whie!,
branch cali the attention tic Trade, and viii
be offered a the lowest figures.
EMBROIDERIES-If yOu wish to ind tie largest best
cheapest stock give cali ard Tamise TO sci,
Collars Collars, Bands, Laser Ting S
I.ngs less figures than any oii~r sta,
gu pr Kill Jiiuy-> s- Ecrss 81 ID AAitts ~
to-. worth ~: lta akrrl=- Ut Ike. worth
ISl; go - 10 % -urstir=I llands-rebie
At = ~ 81 - IN n: jc- "T.l a. ~ superior do
a. exc worth IFri Eh-e Ei.i-uts ~ rye Ecr'i
IS; IUI l'.E -1rtu - vi any other
white zoo bSssi pjlt paid aEd striped
nrpp1roua..v la. 5r05 Dollars W"rJ8 ~ Pi-r- Goods
suiIaoe TO- Tlti7-H= Trd, mi Of vt!ch am
,ODG-n haze. t'- Ttrs<t Wheeling. rG re sold
Trade less THAI other iior-- - Wheeling
car II them At ani al as. Is n ey1nitlon and an
convinced nj ability to sell Cal and ~ .nsac for
mo! i9I Main St
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CASES AND CURES.


young lady DC hal rnuhe with Indigestion FOR
months ranier great necessary la the
Of her food Acr eating, tIo stomach became
acid food rising mouth with AMI unprGs-
ant heavy load-iik. her stomach continuing
Tor Olc hOars, Tr"Ju-ut headaches, bowels natrl a:li
mental condition. See commenced taking the
Dyspepsia P' nor.ns ans! nrit, and in less than a
cry symptom Of her disease had vaniShs'.r
AMI Size felt like = new being.
gentleman somewhat advanced in years strong robust
constitution had lately been good deal affected Wit indi
csto weak stomach tongue, bad taste IN the mouth
ava attended peculiar vertigo and whir'iug in the
heal So r,nch so rs his riding in carriage,
ev mounting cmn"nce, quite dan-erons Alter tcyis
several Things he npon the DFSn"pSi1 Pills,
which anrded prompt relief pill every ni=t ant morn
ing works like charu relieving all his vertigo and other
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PRICES.
OuR REMEDIES RY MAIL.

Look over the list, make mp of what kind You
choose and enclose the amount In current o:e or stamps
nv mail to address, No 552 broadway, New York, and
will be dUly returned by mail or express free
Of charge
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THINGS TO REMEMBER.

PLEASE Observation-Disclosures these Specifics entirely
harmless all anil in all Babies may use
them, children ITEM the az l, 1hrm "T invalid
them without danger, and with h"uett.
PLEASE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES thousands Ui the most gift
ed aI, INTEL - minds in this cuuutry and Europe have
given adherence Hnn,n nlithC and
employ exclusively diseases for themselves
and families.
PLEASE REAIENB CE-That only IN long standing,
Oil complaints, bus and violent diseases nf the
dangerous character Homeopathy has proved its SUI
periority to other system in repeated trial.
PLEASE RENIEMREII-That II6m,rOp Athy Is sustained,
from Its theories AMI DOCTRINES but from its daily and
hourly SUCCESS in curing and arrrstng disease
PLEASE EEENHER-That It Is the little ills th't Lead
great AMI IL Hale ailments that neglected lead u
grave and serious diseases.
PLEASE RENE iBEG.-That you may have II Ia your
power promptly aud pleasantly arrest such complaints 1t
the he-.nEin:, aul t'us prevent grave diseases.
PLEASE RENENBFE-That this sys!eGi saves You nc
Struggling forcing and deception used to get other ei-
taken Icy children, al yays Hiuriou5-oen danreron5
PLEASE rGNI.IBEE--FIat the evil results Of -'Ich
struggles generally than oveThaance all tho good that
NAV ~ l,v the medicine thus given
PLEASE WEMSNBEE.-That Humphreys system or io-
m0oyntc Specifics jivss the rrvUte Pra"tc Of the Sys-
Of all P'rpiciy AMI iHtricr"y 50 that every body
them.
pEEASE REMEMBEG-Tl,at The cure Of a.sinsle Shrons
alimcut Piles Cararrl. eaache ar salt Rheun,
| will III thnn ten times paw the cost OF n case.
Please REMEHBFRThatt two or fpur dollars Invested
in a Specific Remedies, VIII return many times It's
value tn You every freedom from anxiety preYcn-
ton of disease, and absolute relief.
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RERE EsYE.GTFS.RE
HORS rs CATTLE, &c.
MUSTANG IMMINENT.

VALUABLE HORSE SAVED,
Mr.. : ITTrT Hyde Park, Vt, writes sc That the
morse was considered worthless" (his Spayin)
but tho free os the Austang LniTnent, have
sold him for Sl5O cash. Your iuiment has been doing
hcre'
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ago BroaD srRrEr, PmIA., Pa.

400 BROAD STREET, PHLA, Pa
(rtr1ct) 'tIn lifting tho kettle from the fire It be-
unnanageable. tilted over, and scaded my hands
very severely, almost TO crisp II an awful sight
The Mustang Luiment appeared TO extract the pain II
healed rapidly, without soreness and left no scar OF ae
count. Truly yOurs CHARLES FOSTER
Such language as this is but the constant and
natural echo wherever this article is used.
This Eminent is indispensable to Planters
and owners Of horses and mules.-Air. John Da
uierman Montgomery Ala, sold slave for
$500 WHO was raised from utter uselessness by
this Linimen. Every family should have it
BE very particular and inquire for the Mustang
Imminent, and take other
SOLD by all Dealers throughout North and South
America Europe and the Islands Of the OCEAN.
fsr 25 cts. so cts. and s1OO. Per Bottle.
R.SE.N.ES s P.sRE, ~. T.
T. II. LOGAN Co., AMI LACGHLINs < BUsHFIELI
Agents inr Wheeling. je9 wy dltw-Sst
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THE IN TELLIGENCER

This translation from the German ballad of
Baron Tedlitz is by Clarence IangOn. 1t seems
particularly apropos at this time of European
war, when one might well imagine the restless
spirit of the first Napoleon lowering over the
moonIit fields which were the scene of his mill
tary exploits.l
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COUGHS AND COLDS.

A gentleman pubs lecturer, took severe col" the
Latter part month, while travelling and lrcturing IN
Pensylvanis though addressing pnilc hlienss
every evening; yet in days, BY the All Of the pccii
ne entirely recovered and enabled - pursue hiS :a-
ing without Inconvenience No public speaker should be
without them. . 80,
married lady ot 40Iad taken violent cold which set
tIrl IN her lungs cough pain In tn" si" nn
rnnsi crc fever Such colds usual
IL very Ia sting truublcsnmr; but by taking e ci;
Cough Is times per day, in urce days size was en-
llr.Iv we'll
voungin1n - had \ couch ami hoarseness Tor fifteen
nnutE During cold v-I;hcr his voice lost ouy
sneak v'<ers. pain Induced on cou2ag cold dry or
raising the morning, unite feeble aud enact
aaJ HAD taken several medicines with but l;tlr
Hrnrnt lie with the Cough Pisone Mill three
times nrr day-anl found himself narrowing, his
cough RiIdrr and sor hoarseness passed Of rensth ant
tpi.tr improved. ana in Few weeks vas "ntirc! well
having taken VileT medicine
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WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS,

RLACEG TEAS, &e.
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q mixture Of drO7pEfiG poison IN it.
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