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and suppose there are confirmed bachelors
now in the world, made so, bv not popping
the question"
This afternoon have spent with DIR. j.
Marion Sims. his lovely wife and agreeable
and interesting family Of children. MANY
of your readers will recall to mind Or.
Sims he is native nf Lancaster, born in
the Han ging Rock section Of ohr District,
was reared in our Village. After being grad
uat ed in the 5. c. College and completing
his profession he located in Montgomery
Ala, where'he soon bv merit alone. took
the lead in his profession His health be-
came enfeebled, caused bv his large prac.
tce in a hot climate. the summer season
he wns compelled to spend In q more invig-
Grating cline. This induced him to locate
IN New York. Some NAV attribute his To-
cation here TO accidental or choice but
the sequel of his life since, which has been
continued series Of usefulness to thou
sands of suffering females. shows the hand
Of Providence He il no'v in the cniov-
sive practice his patients being from all
parts Of the United States. As a/surgcon.
he has no superiors in the surgical world
he has world wide reputation his name
will 90 down to postcrtv as the successive
dscoverer and triumphant operator for Ger.
tain female diseases, which before had been
the opprobrium Of the medical protest. on
Lancaster NAV justly be proud 10 add his
name TO her illustriOus tris jackson. Mil
Ter and Blair" His scientific and skillful ut
tainmcnts and usefulness can only be truly
appreciated by the medical faculty and the
/ female world The DR.. still retains the
and all his warm southern feeling and i'm
PnIses lie made many inquiries about
Lancaster and her people.
! At his home was delighted to meet his
father Col. John SIMS He is still ercct.aud
is looking remarkably well, he is now verg
/ ing on three score and ten, and was on 4
visit from his home in TcNas to his son.-
, The Col. was pleased To hear from Lancas
full in recollccting the associations Of by
gone days-many wcre the questions he
made about his Old friends and associates
and comrades in arms, and their children
scarcely frmiy in the District were omit
! ted. The old Sheriff came in for lnro,
share told him, the old Sheriff was still
alive. and again Shcrif-thqt was true
Sheriff ana mo SHAM"
, Barnam Museum. the Equestrian statute
OF Washington, the various Parks and
squares, Academy of Music. Nibo's Gar.
den and other places were visited. bn, amid
the bnSiIc, noise and confusion of the day
cannot go further However one sivht
has Just come to me---a woman drawing a
cart. assisted bv TOO dogs in harness.
Ny ncA, rpi,ie may br from WEES, Point.
Remember me attcc,ionitrlv to all ingrir
ing tricnds. Now for little of "rrrd M.
lures sweet rretorcr, balmy sleep" What,
, another poetic quotation trnm.
LONG GRABS"
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New York, July 26, 1859


am now fully into the sight seeing re
gion and much could be written. but your
readers must not calculate on the half be-
ing told. In the city Of Baltimore tar
ried only part of n day and night, visited
the monuments cathedral and sOforth.
called on Some friends with whom n very
agreeable hour was passed, and had the
pleasure Of making an acquaintance whose
hattering words will not soon be forgotten.
Baltimore il large city of over 100000
inhabitants and ranks third in t. e United
States. II is styled the monumental city,
as ii contains monument to Washington
Of n dorc column 100 feet, on the top OF
which is a statue of Washington 10 feet
high TIE elevation Of the column makes
the statue appear lfe-iikc; there is also n
handsome monument, erected IN 1915, 10
the memory Of those who fell defending
the city when attacked by the British in
1914 1t is called the Battle Monument,
said 20 be ~ feet high aud sdmounted by
n figure, said to BE- embemaric of the sity.
The crops appear 20 be good, corn is inc.
] was told that with farmers, bone dust was
taking the place Of guano that il is regar.
ded a more lasting manure. The whea;
crop Is also good. ! inquired about rust In
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it has been besct from time TO time, and
about which SO much has been said in the
newspapers. Sketched by the pen of Prof.
l.aBorde, whose well known ability so EN-
ineutly fitted him for the task, and whose
official connection with the College has run
through a course Of twenty five years, it
cannot be otherwise than interesting and
should find its way into every library in the
State. The price of the work is 81, in
cloth ; half calf, $3.50 Persons ordering
by mail should send 80 cents extra TO pay
postage.
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New loRk, Julv 26. lSJ

"""' '"N % '0""'
!" "'! nave or"h circulating about
WIN "'' 80 """ '''""'" "P'"' 'N"'o''"s
''' ''''''S ''"' WIS II "'"'eer '''''Se man
''' "''"''"''''' W ! nave taken II quite
I"'S"rvIY' looking nbnnt at the curious
-" "',," "'''' "''"me Sa'S"'h Tor
"S f"N "''t P'e"N'" L" "e
" w. '''"p"'' IN" MS very
'''' "r""''"' Miss ~
f'''' W ''"'"''s'"''' '"eS
.' "',' we ''S''"S VI" vernon ana
'''Pr'"S !" h"'''''"ro ana fh'''drIPh'a !
S'"''"'" !" "''e''hG 'ehI Aiken
WV D"'""''"' "''" VII. branhy
Wv ''"''' "'' W whom are NJ 'he ~.
"'
"' '"'"P''" peace news - rrcelV-
wa" "N'y interest. IL WIS The
''"';' "'"'" 'h'S m"r"'h@ When ]
"I"" ~ o''""'"''' '"''"n advanced
','''"" wv "'" concluded 10 take WAL
,'''' q" NY S""'''"8 ana dropped IN the
w"''"'' ''"ust' treasury and ENch"ngc.-
wv '"S'"n ''o"se ~ an imposing build.
"s' N"" !" "e o' ue order OF 6recian ar
., ""''e marble ana built after
'''' "'""'' "' 'ne '"f'hen"h at Athens 1t
''"''' we p'"ee o' '"e old Federal Hall,
""''" VIZ" = ""'"'"s'o" was Inaugural
~" ~,
-. 'N.'"''S' Is "'So an immense build.
"'S VI quincy g'"n''e' the rotnnda o' eS'
'"""S' ''V'" Is " '"'ge circular hall. 1t
vas o"''' ny "n association "t merchants,
'""".'' anu "o'o''"-'".S u their place OF
"'''"e J." inc I"'unu" IS an auction
''""' anu mere STOCK are s"'d and pnrchas-
,"' 700" seat ana looked on Tor half
"'"'' ''''''o''ng 10 eaten IN 'dea or Two
' - " oo 'o"hd mhgnih'
'S"' n1H'""'""'"e" SuPP'ed WIN all kinds
- ',''"''o>'"''" ,C u''"""o'e' Ai'er refresh
"s '' NY way " 'e BANK IN Nassau,
~ ~ ". 80 ""u presented small check
"o P"''' "'" "eeo",Pi'Sned paying out oi'
' ~ q" 's"'' OUT give me a reier'
'''"' you "e 'ne person sa'd
- 30 ~ Tou' e,'o '''nn "r' w. except "hen
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OPENING OF TIE SLAVE TRADE IN
TExAs.-Ihe Henderson (Rusk County,
IeNas) Southern Beacon, whose editor,
John McCiarly, is u candidate for the
Legislature, in speaking on this subject,
utters the following language
"Any reflective man must know that,
under pre- ent circumstances, "A repeal of
the laws prohi5itru. he African slave
trade u impossible ; The measure would
te defeated 10y at least four fif;hs ma.
jorlIy in the Southern States, to SAY moth,
ing of the Northern vote. This minority
assuredjy could not expect the measure
engraited upon the platform to be adop
ted at Charleston N 1860. Such a move
ment would destroy every vestige OF hope
f tha sucrr-, Of the Democratic ticket
which my 1, n-ought forward 10y that
body"
Ih" new doctrine is not popular, it
seems, in Texas.
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Obituary.

Died at the residence Of Samuel G. Lew.
lS' on the 10Th Of July, James A. CASTOR in
the 9th year Of his age.
Died on the 2lst July. at his residence IN
Fairfield District Samuel Banks, ESQ, in
the 4Sth year Of his age.
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THE MARKETS.

NEw YORK, Aug. 1.
The Cotton market il steady to dav. with
sales of 800 bales. The sales Yesterday
We're 400 bales. Flour has declined 10.
NEw ORLEANS, Aug. 5.
Sales to-day Of $50 bales, with an easier
but an unchanged market : Middlino. IIac
The sales of the week sum I'd 2so0 b,Ies
ana =; .ne receipts have been $50 against 22OO
IN corresponding period last wear.
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AWFUL CAsUALTY.-We learn (says the
Charlotte Balletin) through passenger
who arrived 10 this city Yesterday that on
Thursday afternoon lat n Locomotive Boi.
Ter bursted on the South Carolina Rail
Road near Br,nchvile, and that five gentle
men, connected with the Road, were liter
ally torn in nieceS
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Kentucky Elections

AUGUSTA, August The returns from
ken'uckv rud.,a;r ,hc election of Is. Ma
gotln, the Democratic nLidare for Gov
ernor, and srnMI Democratic majority
III the Legislature on Joint ballot.
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LONG GRABS

st9 The election returns frnm III, 7h
Z congressional District Of North Caro-.
lima. rs published in the Chprl,t:c Bull.,nn
"f Monday morning, indicate the election of
Mr. Craigc by large majority over his
competitor, Gen. $ II. Walkmp.
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Pomologic,l Societies exist in many of
the Districts IN this State. Are there not
fruit lovers enough in Lancaster to inaugu-
rate one here!
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4 Coon CROP. We we're informed
by u gerl"nm, Yesterday, that a.crop of
1000 bushels Of prime Wheat has been
gathered from one pIantationin Davidson
Cou"ty ard that it is now ready for ship.
ment a offer Of 80 cents per bushel
Uas n-ru made for the entire CROP. n,
hexirytnu. y c.. hut It has been refused.
- Charlotte BRileGp
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Correspondence of the Lancaster Ledger.
WASHINGTON, July 90, 1859.

WASHINGTON, July 90, 1859.
am just from Mount Vernon, the resi-
dence and grave of Washington. 1t is sit.
uatcd on the Western bank of the Potomac,
about l6 miles below this city. A boat
leaves every Tuesday and Friday, which
conveys persons to that consccrated ground
how the Mecca of America After as
cerding II sloplEg hill from the river by
scrpentine walk, Of about four hundred
yards, YOU come tn the tomb. The remains
Of Washington lie in marble sarcophagus,
made in the shape o. coffin. immediately
III front of the new vault. archie over but
can bc seen through the irsn bars OF the
gate The lid or covering stone. is n heavy
block Of marble, cmblazoncd with the arms
and insignia OF the United States Ills re-
mains were placed in this sarcophagus in
1897. lie WAS first placed in n vault near
or the house, but ut and before the death of
General Washington, it was in dilapida
ted condition. and he directed bv his will
that new one should be built where il
has been, in which his remains and those of
his deceased relatives in the old vault
might be- deposited The new vault was
completed in 1881 and his remains removed
to il, where they remained until placed in
the sarcopl,agus in 1887. The remains of
his wife are placed also in sarcophagus
bv his side. Other members of the WASH
ington family arc about there. but made
no examination as to them, for there is only
one WAsHrSGToS.
Mount Vernon was originally u large and
extensive body Of land, and had been in the
Washington family for several generations.
II was called Mount Vernon bv Lawrence,
the half brother, and who devised it to
General Washington. The tract now con-
tains 1000 acres and is owned bv John A..
Washington, the great grand nephew Of the
General. lie has contracted TO sell 300
acres. including the dwelling. garden and
tomb, Ia the Ladies' Mount Vernon assoca
ton, for the unrightcous and uncOnscionahlc
sum of 5000 900 -spc ,ulaling. as il were.
upon he ashes "f his illustriou: kinsman
More on this subject after while.
The ruins of the old vault can still he
,.., .r.n.a o,.r vi,, .,.n..,4 ...-
,.rod v;,h ,,, ,rh. do.llioc :. r,,, u
mos, uni,h.,li,. .hI.. L,.;ro v.,v nnch 5o,.v
.d o,d ,,;I,,iJ,,.d T,. hon,.. :. r,,hli,
80 feet long. built on the ground, two short
s,o,i.. L;rr ,i,b , ,i,zz, :, rro,., ,,,.,Js
tho vhol. I,,,,h or ~. Lui,dio, r,,,ri,,
:, ,h...,,, .,,,,ror,..j 80. y ,,n,,. .,,;,I...-
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,.,,,l, 49, oi,,,.ry,,,r, j. ~, ,,, or tin.
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;... or ,,.. ,,;.,,, :. 5,...,r..j ant a..,,i,,.,
,I =, .,,,,,, ,.I,o..- .,,,,,.,-,,3 L.. ,,,,,,,.
90 yiS | npti,.,1
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-a-a-l1r <1nD 6xn.-

I'll. N.u,AHY CoMNIsSIox.-Tha Sc.
c ... gr"lng of the Committee. appoin,
ted "y Gov. G.,r, ia acc"rinuce with a
r."rI'u "f ia" lr,e Legislature, empow
n.r. .o .ooE jn'o the present military svs.
ten %. DI" State aud to report to the next
InL. Stature, viii be held AT Greehvile on
Thursday, Angus, 3. At this meeting the
diter'mt plans submitted for consideration
,HALna Prrv'onS meeting will come up for
a~pn. In consideration of the comnen
c'mr"' rE-,cj,rS at the Furman Univers
~ occurring ON the same Iav, the Com
mite" will probab'y sit at Cesar's Head.
the Commission consists Of Brig adler
General Johnson lIagood, Barwell: Col.
VIM. Wa,Irce, Columbia Col. Thomas
}. Clover, Orangcburg Maj. Edward
McCrady, Charleston Maj. Edward b.
Bryan, st JohuS CoIIeton Capt. C. II.
Slmonton, Charleston Capt J. Jonathan
Lucas, Charleston ; Capt. Allen J. Green,
Columbia Crp.. J. Il. Kershaw, Cam.
den Capt. II. Lee Thurston, Greenvile :;
\. M. Mrnrgnuit, Esq, Georgetown :; l..
Al. Hatch, Esq, Charleston; w. F. Nance,
Esq Newbcry.- Charleston Mercury.
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Announcements.
FOR SHERIFF.

The friends of Capt. J. B. CoUSART
announce him candidate for Sheriff for
Lancaster District, at the eLsning term.
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|, is said that the Sons of Malta Of
New York have expelled Mr.. Sickles from
the order, for returning to his wife.
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All Road Accident.

..F oaH, august 3.-Thirteen per
.. '.rv k.' rd last night on the train
..a New York to Albany. No South
og'..la ulu.i
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worcester Post omce-sum,aer Arrangement

Mails Clcse nc follows:
Northern Worcester County Vermont and New lamp
- due at 100 p m.
sts ftchburg, Lancaster eominster West Bovson Oak
dale, Clinton Lowell, and Nashua. y. H.. ~
and 345 p. and due SIS a. M and ,00p.
Princeton and East Princeton at 345 and is due at
9.l5 a m.
City Of Boston, $50 and 90 a NJ and IL 10 80 and
p. m; and due al 500 a. M, $50 and 6S5 m.
Maine, Eastern New Hampshire, and Eastern MaSsa.
chusetts-9l0 M, and 500 p and due al 500
g. m, $50 and $50 p. m.
Rhode Island-( Except towns the Worcester and
Providence Railroad $50 a. m and $50 M; and are
due at y 40 a. m, and $50 p m;
Way Mail Providence and Worcester Railroad $3.50 D.
and due at 9 30
Westem-tAu tOwns in Massachusetts West OF Wor
cestcr,) 40 A. m, and are due at 1910 p m.
Albany, tWestern New York and Western Statcs) 100
NJ and 800 ?. and due at l240 and los r.
Springfield, S0 n, and 400 and due 9.l0
O. M, 1910 and l0.35 D.. NJ.
Hartford, all Connecticut Except windham and New
London counties 7.30 a. and 400 p. and due
at l2.40 and l0.35 p IN.
New London aud Windham County, Conn.,, 1850 a.
and are dus at Sis a. }n.----. .---,
NeWy- York w and southern States 9 30 a. H. and Lon
p;pa.; and are due at 3. 10 and 1000 p. IN.
Barre. Barre Plains, Pctcrsham Paxton, Dana North
and West Rutland, 9.45 a.. and due at 400 D. m
Holden, Rutland, North Rutland and OakhaIl, $50 D
m,; and due at 900 a. M
leicester 945 a. M and 4.50p. M; and due at 9 0
a. M, and 800 D. m.
Alillbury and West Millbury $50 a. M and 500 D. IN
and are due at $40 a. m, and $50 p
Shrewsbury, BIS p. M, and is due at 800 a.
Grafton, New England Village, and Cordavlle, $50 a
H.: and are due at $3.50 p.
birmingham South birmingham, Hopkinton Ashland
MoodVllIe, Nestboro, NOrthborU', SuuthhOro' Corda
vile, and Grafton. 1910 p m; and at 500 a. M
Milford Mendon, Holiiston, Bolton, Berlin, g. 10 A. NJ
and 500 D. ms and are due at 500 and g. 30 ~ M.
Office hours from 645 M, 500 p. M sundays from,
lot u 40. D. m. EMORY BANISTER r. NJ
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Saurtcstcr Daily SPY.

ELoPEMKNr OF PAUrERs.-Last week, Mr..
Phillips, Clerk of the Board of oyerseers of
the Poor, had occasion to write TO one of the
towns OF Essex county, to inquire about Mrs,
Burgoyne, who has been a city pauper, with a
view OF preventing the city from becoming re-
sponsibe for her expenses there. He received
letter in reply, stating that Mrs. Burgoyne
has recently eloped with John joy, a one-eyed
travelling pauper, who says he was drum
mer in the Mexican war, and expects pen
SIGN sometime" 1t was on the strength OF
this expectation that he got married. and thus
relieved the city from the care Of Mrs. Bur-
goyne.-BoSton Irareller
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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.
ID h. HI L.,

Physician, Accoucher Author ofthe Causes History
Cure OfSecrct Diseases
81 Min Streef XNnrcn.fnr. ANn..
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here he wall continue, heretofore to consult with
me aillcteo OF either sen personally by letter. DIR
HILL considers it urperuous allude to the universal
success which has attended his practice since he estab
hShcd an Office in Worcester
Inc Doctor has so arranged his offices that no patient
comes IN contact with another. He has great pleasure in
informing the larcr portion of the readers this adyer-
tsemen that he has recently got possession of highly
popular European remedy for female complaints 1t is
from NE mrlsna recipe of the late distinguished phys-
can OH m James of London. The title of this nyau-
iDie remedy Is Sir William James Uterine Cathoicon
OF thc l5adles Secret Friend 1t will be found Ger
tam remedy, and warranted not fail in the Immediate
removal OF stoppages of the monthly catamcnia whites
aiu laIing OF the womb. Married ladies' whose health
VIII NOT admit OF an increase of family will find it Ger.
tam preventive hut at the time it necessary to
caution those that are eacieHte, that if they it mis-
carriage Is sure to be the result 1t is perfectly harmless
N Oter respects This Invaluable Remedy will be sent
rec any yGcre, with advice on receipt of S..
Inc unit OF t.s advertisement will prevent Dr. HILL
io !lns 10 he many advantages patients placed
unoeT by consulting him. n conclusion would add
no Skill attention or experience WI. be wanting on his
Par IN treating successfully the obstinate cases Of
syphilis gonorh9a gleet impotency selabuse and 9th
er complaints of this formidable class
friendly advice he tenders all strangers os we'll as
friends 3t upon the first approach infection to apply
at once to hun BY adopting this plan the greater dit
cutJ As avoided III eilecting speedy and sure cure
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WIN cure horse flesh equally well as human flesh
lm iact II VIII reHeNe any complaint of an Inhamma
tory or Nervous character. " 'iiii"
TTi tlce 80 and!b cents, and n per bottle
ne rse ones are much the cheapest, you get three
eS as much medicine for your money as Won do in III
smaller sizes Every bottle is put up in mink Wranner
WIN he likeness and signature of 4. H. FLAGG on te
same aS0 inc letters = H. " on the wrapper over the
G9r n one 9her genuinc n@Be sure and call tor
the name. i''ii lorset
W. CAurlON.-If any body, old or vouup rcb ny
po Ereat or SMALL should tell you that There is no
WY III ~ HtStHtaHeo0S hehq manufactured by Prof
TE,Lnn' or that they were in cOmDagN min praf
I,ogg OF mat The name has ever been chaSged 70
somtihlS eIsc, or that they "O0ce knee hOg 10 1ogr
or dld once manufacture the hsf0HfGUSoVS Pejft
thal tey ever had any connection whatever Win ba
lI1c'9y OF the Instantaneous Relief don bcieve
ITt o. u, lor they are 50 many bare faced LtESt
Gua ken Mddow Of truth! Therefore beware Of
oVhteiJfhS ana limitations, which have been mi INTO
market by posterS, who do business under CJe my
'eT ri >DeeSW.are! TAKE HEIDI! P'
I,d " INHSIANIANEOuS RELIEF is now prenared nj
dv olh street, Philadelphia, and sold bv Drprss
~ ~ ny 2Cl Main street, Worcester wholesale
addressed lEwI,, ~" i'"ti"l" Sioulu ne
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SMILAK SARSAPAR4LLA
ID R $ W E E 7
IN F ALLIBLE EMINENT,

Inc Sfeat EXternI Remedy.
For RheulHdfisBi Govt, NeuyaIgjg Ly,L1o sir Vec
and Joints, Sprains Bruises rms III iyonW1d< e
Piles Ha1d5rbn a,J IN ne D. 0ta no""hS'
u,, 90 -, dnd Nervous DISORDERS
nave, ~ en- vi m MY y i speedy and certain remedy, and
~. c. is LINN cur Is prepared from the recipe OF
u sweet OF connecticut, the famous bone set
w. ',u @ peh useu III ms practice Tor more than TWEEN
AC Az ,,,,,,r,.,, ~,
~ AI,EN l-NlOh of PAIN 1t is unrivaled by
aS pIePaIalGh before the public, of which the most
sAcptcai may De convinced by single trial.
This Linment will cure RAPIDLY and radically RUFIr
'lSl h5 III every KIND, and in thousands &.
where IL mas been used 1t has never been known
ial'
FOR NFrpAIcI, - ,r;, AN, - II, 4.
every case' however distressing
,i M rei en- ine wofst case OF HEADACHE in three
TOOTUACIIE also If win curo instantly
-, ,-,,,>,,l- = ~ Instantly
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DROF. E. II. FILA G G5S
GENUINE
instantaneous Relief

HE SAEEST SuREST AND QUICKEST CURE IN
THE WORLD FOR THE FOLLOWING i'
COMPLAINTS
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DIR HILL will continue his usual moderate CHARGES
each one circumstances taken into
eilCctua cure. " FNtiNN' anu
IS Consultations by letter. &c
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$4,000 REMar,n,

Ior anythlng That Will surpass DIR. c. A. Hills Panocea
ana Indian Medicines for the remedy of iionorrhpa
Sgets Hulci9res Whites Pains in the Back and Ioins
seminal Neaknesses, Affections of the Kidneys Irrito
Ir G El e re9 Gravel and all the disorders Of the
exposure or change in the application 10 business
prepnratiOms rntirnly 1''N''' ihcae
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Reliable orders from the trade by mail or telegraph
hHed, ON application to AUSTENS,, Agents,
80 Pearl Street, New York
Kerosene is also to be obtained the Manufacturers
Prices, OF all the New York Wholesale Druggists Gro
GERS, Camphene, and Burning Fluid Manufacturers and
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