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PHOENIX DISTILLERY.

IL OLD MAGNOLIA WHISKY.
This standard brand OF FINE wU,ssy il offsred
tathe ITade IN ba els and half barrels 1t is gear
yea as being perfectly pure w Risky, entirely free
mum merit of being COPPER DIsTiLLRD, from best
MATTED RYE, under our personeI fupsrvisio
Having a large stock FIN AGNOLTA," and other
brands Of FINE WHISKY in New oRK and PHiIk.
DELPfiIA enable US to ship from either city with
ont detention. - = -
e. FREEMAN r. SIMPSON.
= fHRNIX DIsTILLYRY,
SnhuyikIli River
Of5ess- 90 Snnth Front ST., Phil adeiphia
se' 1875 wall ST., New York. jylstCs5
~ LUMBER AND MOULDINGS.
SARPENTERS AND BUILDERS are respect
fully informed that have made arrangements to
kcep on hand supply of MOULDINGS of thadif-
ferent sizes, OF the best lily of wor and
material. Also, general assortment OF l. UNI Der
Ior safe az the lowest Ices, at the yard corner 18th
street ana the canal. WIN. MCLEAN.
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THE CANINEs.-Some of the police officers of the
Fourth Ward went cunning for dogs last night,
with what success we have not been informed
The field Of operations was that portion Of the
Ward in and around Swampoodle. The reports
OF the muskets were frequent, and the doleful
bowling of the brutes indicated that the shots
were well directed. The shooting plan is liable
to various objections, one of which is it disturb
the slumbers Of the citizens, and another, the ami
mails are more frequently crippled than killed. If
adopted by the officers under the late Mayors, we
think, was the surest and best ~ 49,,
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How TO STOP RUNAWAY HoasE.-This morn
ing. as horse belonging to Mr.. Ramsburgh, Of
Georgetown, was running away up Seventh ST.,
at fearful rate, with the fore wheels Of vehicle
attached to him, Mr.. Frederick Supp, seeing the
affair, ran out with a closed umbrella and Stood
immediately before the runaway animal until. the
latter came within few yards of him. when he
suddenly opened the umbrella before the rum
away, thereby bringing him to an immediate
stand, and walking up and taking him by the
bits. Mr.. Rupp says that this expedient never
falls Of success, but that the umbrella must not
be opened until the horse is very near, else he
will shy around it, = - :
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Picnic AT ARLINGTON STRINGS, To-xoRR o,y
The Osceola Club give their first grand picnic
tomorrow, at Arlington Springs, and 1t is ex
Peeted to be one of the most pleasant affairs Of the
kind Of the season. For full particulars see ad.
yertisement in another column !
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Financial.

NEW YORK, s0ly 2O.-Stocks are are dull ana
lower. Chicago and Rock Island 81; Ill,no,.
central eends e3k; Michigan Southern ak; New
442S Va. 6's %; Mo. 6's say.
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OPINIONS OF THE LONDON

"We recommend our correspondent 70 try Mon,
Soyer's new sauce, entited the .Suitana's S&noe
ceent, and Il affords oonsldershe aid in cases Of
slow and weak dig estion-TAs Lasesf.
cy; q happy continuation Of favors And e.sennse,
WORTHY Of the delicate taste Of Su tana the reri1s
OF soyer, aud the universal PATRONAGE of a N,
cIlminstiug pabio.n-O6ssrcs, ~ viz
IT, ,ncentraton sf al the pisusut resources of
ialAe, eho hassia! Usttd Ssretes Gazsfts-
"As tItllater Of the appetite this S~pce .t.hd.
elone 1tha most valuable adjunct 90 Fish. Flesh.
M III Bow and should be placed on every dinner "a
The Sultans Sauce is most dslioious sest--
sole Agents for the United states-GARDNER
GnfyEIlN, 2l1 FULTON street. Nov York; and
BRAY HAYES. % Cornhill, Boston.
efQ n; RIDEN0UR, se4 Pa AZ sHEEELl&
or Pa sv. and 10Th 81; and other Grocers
ma24 6m
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LOCAL NEWS,

ID TEE DAILY sraR win be punctually cent
TO the address Of our citizens during their absence
al anyof the summer retreats, by the earliest mail
after the paper put to press. Thus they can keen
themselves thoroughly posted with all that tran.
spires In Washington, and at the same time In
form themselves Of all the current events of the
day. Terms, ~ cents perweek v-1~--a
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The President al Bedford.
BEDFORD, Pa. July 19-President Buchanan
and his party arrived here this evening.
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FUTURE DAYS


By J. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auotioneer..
TWO HANDSOME CARRIAGES AND VERY
MoRR!SsfNsGn i July As AZ ososs
reserve, he owner Intending to be absent from tbs
CITY for several years.
superior Close Famiiy CsrTs.e. OF 'na'r'Ouee
I isadies' beautiful Dun Riding Horse
MAY MAY DO seen prlor to the sale at No. $40 street
Terms, credit off and months for satisfaotori-
" ENDORSED notes. bearing interest
y 10 J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
BY J. C. Mcguire & CO., Auc,ionecr..
pAIR OF VERY. SUPERIOR YOUNG
MoRkSIIGNEGM gIz 81 At aySTI9Am0n sATTRpAl
FS5 Sans .,Ssls q ssase
ever Z, offered for sale in this city Terms cash.
By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctloneers.
saf SAB 9E ONO SWoRk
2sd at ~ O'Clock, at the Auction Rooms, we snail
sell two work Horses, from the Capitol Extension
" sd &c. MEG UIRE & CO., Auct'rs.
By A. GREEN, Auotloneer.
BBiLSGlk HOUSE 3IcTo AMP M, LOT AND VACANT
S Sfoeslty the S%ns o. s .s named
and s1d BY n SS9sen. the heirs via lot No
Which are sood Sa 81 wi nd t a,r
with back building, containing in al rooms and
large cellar. This property is handsomely located
SOUTH 49, "
And immediately AFTER the sale of the above I
shall sell Lot No. 4 IN square No. FL. This prop
eIty fronts on south street 81 feet inches be-
tween and LIST streets east, running back Sc feet b
a 81 foot alley.
Terms One-thlrd cash balance in 6, II and II
sale. ~ ~"' vi
A deed given and a deed of trust taken. All odS-
disputabe. a. GREEN
~ io-u AuctIoneer
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A SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES :

NO. 4s9 e .;Tet, befDeea 81 and 4th Sfs TaSb5yr
ION, ID. c, StpteE1bsr lS,. 1859. :.
MRS. GEN'L WHEELER, PRINCIPaL. 81
Tho object ofthis Institution will be tbs attain
ment Of thorough education from the elemental to
the nrnamantal branches of polite literature, in
which Mrs. Wheeler viii be assisted by ex peri
enoed and approved teec cheers. = - 49,
Mrs. w hc.ler has had long experience in teach
ing. and respectfully soicits the patronage of her
fr,ends and the public gensrally
, Three or four young ladi IS viii bs received into
the family as boarders, aud be under the immediatc
supervision of the Principal. !
Circulars can be obtained on pplica ton 10 the
principal bookstores ofthe city or to the Principal
jy ID eotOctl = 80 80
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GROVER 4 BAKERS

GROVER 4 BAKERS
SEWING MACHINES.
the best in the mark et for family sewing Seaoi
purchased from the stores are psed upon them
strength and beauty They are simple in ooSstrnc
toP Sss,s not liable to gst out q order
full assortment CONSTANTLY on hand !. nd for .. n.
q factory prices BY ia ,..s T. 2: sTEYENs. -
III Also, full suppiy ofNEfnSiaEfssln f HH.r.
Moc Ss and everything pertaining 70 these sswins
w A good 0peretor in attendance TO show the
maoasnes and give fal Instructions in their use.
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~ w r B A NGEM ENTS
UNION BoTTLfNG DEPOT.

No. 81 Green street, Geovsetoscn, Dc
The undersigned respectfully announce to their
friends and the public in general that they have at
large expense remoded their establishment, hay-
ing spared no pains in making every NECESSARY ar
Iangemsnt for conducting their business systealat-
cSty;~ we nave introduced the water from the
,Washngton Aquednct, and also added thereto a
that 1t becomes perfectly clear.
D hey noT Satter themselves that their NINE
hAL WATERS cannot be equaed in the District
.toof of P0R f Ehs above have laid IN
brated hIeweries in the United States
Also, 1890 gallons of prime EASTERN CIDER
Which VIII be sold by the barrel, gallon or in bot
Prime CRAB APPLE CIDER, xxx PALE.
BURTON, and PHII.A DELPHIA ALEs. mt n y
In Pint bottles expressly for invnlids, always on
All orders by mail given to our drivers, will be
H. AZ good delivered free Of charge.
TOR SALE--A good SECONDHAND CAR
y klAGE, which will ba dis pOsed Of on reasona-
t.e .erIns Appiy ~ ABOVE ma q
f. 800 900 BRICKS. :.
y OK sale 5b,V1 BRICKS in quantities to suit
rersohs wanting Bricks can do well by calling on
the undersigned in Georgatowp. ID. q, near the
market Gy ll-2wdD A. F. OFFUTT 4 co.
DACKET BOAT FLYING CLOUD will RIM
4 every day, when not engaged for
eio MICS or excursions, to Arlington g ~
SPrinsss making round trips every ekSesEeEziEzss
hn rare, single trip cents round trip 10 cents
Arlington or the Great Falls. Parties wishing eariy
morning or late afternoon excursions Ia Aring ION
we Little rails parties from Alexis ndria wishing
~ tne noaf cen be accommodated BY giving
town' or the Proprietors Of Arlington Sp,ings
D.. ~ o-lm 81. ~ = JOHN MOORE
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MArRIMoNTAL.-Yesterday numerous com
Pany assembled In the ladies' parlor at Browns
Hotel, to witness the marriage Of DIR. j. s. whar-
ton and Miss Ella Wharton, both Of Culpeper
county, Va. The service, that of the Baptist
Church, was administered by Rev Dr. G 60. w .
Samson, President Of Columbia College.
At night the Ninth-s street Methodist Protestant
Church was illuminated, and a very large com.
Pany Of ladies and gentlemen assembled to wit
ness the marriage Of Mr.. VIM. fl S,.ncil and
Miss Mary r.. Proctor, both Of this city. The
marriage servce Of he church was performed by
the Rev. Lawrence w. Bates, the pastor of that
station -
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THIS AFTERN0ONI- TO- MORR0W


By BARNARD a BUCKLEY; 0sotessovn. !
SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON SOUTH
~ SIDE or ERIroE STREET., GEoReErowx.-Thc
~ the request 10 writing Of the Treas
urer ofths GEORGETOWN 8nldins Association. and
to pay debt due from A.. p. wsqgh IN his lifetime
deed Of. INST from ssld wspEh 70 them. dated istS
ls5 sell 81 public apction, in front Of the prem
he on q, TIE 18th day OF July next, At ecleek m
thera a1e 81 round and three story Brick House
Gest issased on the south side OF Bridge ct eet
MonS,s na aul oinIns 70 the house occupied By John
Lot Ton.s ~ ssased e. the time of his DEATH The
If thst ;d,t eet on Bridge street, and runs sout
into Js Slos feet to sfset wide alley opening
., ssms Oh sale ca. h. the payment of which thu
obssS, - VII convey said pfeunlses 10 the mr.
onosef In lee al ms expense ~ 80 -
isnrA~s F.@: RPsAduE, { Trustees. p
BY ,HRTUE OF A DEED OF TRIrsr F..
Maugh 20 the subscriber, dated the ss<t III
OF MSrcn IN the year 1854. and made TO secure ~
taln debt due the frn of f. Pickreil Co tSe cet
scrl0er WI unite with Messrs Cox and R,sona" 1-
tne sac the above described premises at the tims
and place and on the terms meattoned in the .s, ,e
aase ~, ygHN MARBURY, Trustee.
NTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
10 WE NBSUAY,2 oth instant. =
BY order of the Trustees
iyls BARNARD & BUCKLEY. Auct,rs.
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TO CONTRACTORS.
CEAI.ED Propo sails, IN be endorsed "Bridre Pro
Posai will Re received at this Office until Wsdnes-
day; the 9th instant, m, for building WooFen
Bridge across college Run" near the canal, lust
beyond the corporate limits OF Georgetown. tn :
bridge to be of the form and size Of the one now
there, ara OF the most substantial and sndurable
mateIlaIS, which are to be approvef of by the un-
dersigned or his duly appointed agent. before any
p2..iGns % the same are placed in the structure
SaGh bidder VII state in his proposal the kind
sud dimension. ofthe Iumb,r which hs intends 10
use In the work, with any other explanations which
he may choose to make.
HENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
MAYORS OFf1cE, q eorgetown, July S0-6t
II OST.On Sunday morning, going from High
~ street to the Methodist Protestant Chur h. A
GoGD BREASTPIN, set with esrnets and pee rls
with O. I'm q I'd drop attached. The finder VI In "a
celye liberal reward by leaving il at Mrs MARY
SHOEMAkER'S, High street. Georgetown
FOR SALE-HOUSEA NDLOT IN G EORGE
4 IOWN-Parts of Lots SO and 60, on the
corner oil LIST and ngan streets fronting the sout-
west corner OF Trinity Church, and improved by A
SINAI! two story q yelling house. Terms liberal.
inquire corner AZ street and Louisiana avenue,
w esnlngton. w. Y. Kendall.
jy l8-eolmH ATTORNEY for Owner
E0R SALE OR RENT.-The HOUSE No. IO4.
est street, Georgetown, at present occupied
by Mr.. Arthur Scho't, and lying about midway the
square immediately west of MONTGOMERY street.
north SIDE. The locality 50 generally and favor,
e,ety as to make further description unnecessary.
Mr. Schott will give possession at very short no
Ice. Address E. IL. ADDISON, agent, Aiexan-
UNA. jy 8-2awtf
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isu-a.~a. FEws. fR32sNduK. }rru.s....
BY A. GREEN, Auc'ioncer.

| " huC'IUHttr.
A pMlNlSTRAT0Rs'S OF VALUABLE
A BUILDING LoTs FRONTING on NEw JERsEY
aEkNuE AT AUcTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY,, the
instant, we shall sell in front Of the prem, SEES,
~ quarter past O'Clock D. M, five hand some
orisinai lot Z, in square $50 VI
Terms: One third cash balance m .,x tveIva
ana eighteen months, for notes bearing int.re,t
rom cay 81 sale; deed given and decd Of trust
II. GRIT FIFTH. l...
JOHN CoNNoR,S Admin strators.
Dita A.GREEN, Auct.
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REAL EsTArE.-Yesterday, j. C. MEG uire &
Co., sold the following described property: Lot
B. square "A, to j. G. Marbury at &C. per foot; lot
S, to John Newland at Sc per foot; lot 90, square
5, to Mr. Brick at Nc. per foot; lot z, quare 6,
to Pagan for 500; lot S, square 6, to j. C. Mar.
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COVERS SULTANh sAUCE
~ For HOT on CoLD DIsHEs ov Am Urxn.

4 EHI6U uy the TenOWned
. Soyer," on his return
from the Crimea, and since
has decease is manufactur
cd by CRosSE a. BLACK
WELL, Lon6An, from the
original recipe. The man
afacturefs simply ask for ID
a trial, convinced that il
must add 10 the already
large consumption, and
that Il vail prove itself un-
60 Jailed, either as I. stimu-
liant 20 the appetite or an
aid to digestion.
Oprxrn~s m ru oxna.
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"A NEW PRoFEssoR.-The Board of Trustees of
the Columbian College have selected Dr. N. ).
Lincoln, Professor Of Chemistry and Natural
Science, for the chair of Pathology and the Prac-
tee of Medicine, in the National Medical College
This professorsbip was made vacant by the resip
nation Of DR.. G. Tyler - .
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GE0RGETOWN ADVERTISERS

NJ FANTRf.-You are hereby notified tina.
snsrH W. ne business meeting of the Company on
'AdChSDAf next, 2st instant, at O'Clock D. m
Business OF Importance will be brought before the
meeting. BY order Cart IoLLINGswORTH. t.- =
~ VIM. CRUIkSHANK, O. s
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EXCURSION TO GLYMoNT. TO-NoRRows-The
congregation Of the Methodist Protestant Church.
Navy Yard, give grand excursion TO Glymont,
Tomorrow, per steamer James GUY The charac-
ter Of the committee having the affair in charge.
ensures one OF the most pleasant excursions of the
SeaBOn.
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LoTs OF APPLES coMING.-The Norfolk Herald
Of Monday says: Fifteen cars arrived here on
Saturday over the Norfolk and Petersburg Rail-
road, loaded with apples from some of the ada
cent counties They were shipped of IN the eve
ming by the different steamers for Baltimore
Philadelphia, and New York"
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Picnic AT ANALosrAN, To-MoRRow-The
Hiawatha Club give their first grand picnic TO-
morrow, at Analostan Island fine band OF
music has been engaged for the occasion, and the
members Of the club pledge themselves to do all
in their power to make this occasion one of eDjoy-
ment to those who patronize them
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SENTENCE OF THE lNcENDIARIEs.-R. Bnnix.
. years, In three cases NJ. Doyle, years, in two
cases. James hcenan, 3 years; VIM. Looney, 3
years, Geo. Williams, years. Geo. II. Smith 1
year and d months, in Jail y a..
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EOuND-On the 2cth instant on street, a SUI
4 OF MONEY, which the owner can obtain by
applying a. y. PHILIPS Bookstore, 332 Pa ave-
ment. II
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ST0LEN-O On Friday. the 9Th of July from Thos
H. - w: ki,sy stable, 18Th street. Seventh Ward.
suitable reward will be paid for the return of them
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/ OST-Qn the 18th of July.a CHILD'S LOOP,
4 IL either in Navy Yard omnibus OF between the
s,esidents HOUSE And the Navy Ysrd I had en-
y required, by leaving it OF Mr.. PlLLING'S Fancy
store, Opposite the Star Office, or at CHARLES
MtLLER'S, Navy Yard. - -. = jy Is- St.
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00Ortester @allp spp.

TIE BEScARs' rARADIsE.-Beggars swarm
in China, and their king lives in Pekin. They
die by the roadside and are forgotten At Pc
kin there is large house, called The House
of the Hens Feathers" Here the floor of an
immense hall is strcwn three feet deep with
feathers. and into this wallowing sea of down,
at certain hour, all llouseless vagabonds who
apply for shelter are turned. AT beat of the
tam tam an immense tarpaulin counterpane
comes down unfurling from the ceiling, and
spreads over them all, like the wings of fab
ulous roc Matching a nestfuIl of eggs The
next morning, at a similar beat, it is again
drawn up, and the vagabonds disperse to show
their sores and collect their alms.-Kmgdom Of
FlotuefS
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Post Omcc-summer Arrangement

Worcester Post Onice-Sumner Arrangement
Mails Close as follows:
Northern Worcester County. Vermont and New Hanp-
shire, via Worcester Nashua Railroad at 500 In and
are due at 100 D. N.
FitchbGrg, Lancaster Leominster West Boylsfoi Oak
dale Clinton Lowell. and Nashua, y. H. at 500 a. m,
and 3.45 p. and due 9l5 M, and 100 D.
Princeton and East Princeton, At 345 and is due
SIS a. m
Eastern-(city of Boston, Maine. New Hampshire and
fermont $50 and SIC and IL 10, 230 and 500
and are due at 500 Il. $50 and 635 p
Eastern MasSachusets-9l0 a. m, and 500 p m; and
are due at 500 u M, $3.50 and $50 p. m.
Rhode Island-(EXcept towns the Worcester and
Providence Railroad.,l $50 m. and 5S0p and
due at $40 a. m, and $50 p. M.
Way Mail on Providence and Worcester Railroad $50 D.
M; and due at $40 a.
Nestcrn--lAn towns in Massachusetts West OF Wor
cester) $50 Il. and are due at l2.4O p.
Albany, (Wcstern New York and Western Sates,) 100
a. M, and 400 and are due at 24O and 1913 r. M
Springfield, $50 M and 400 p H.; and are due at Ai0
M, 1874 and 1855 p NJ.
Hartford, all Connecticut except Windham and New
London counties 80 m. and 400 p and are due
Towns on line OF Norwich and Worcester Railroad and
New London and Windham County, Conn., 9.45 al n.;
and due at SIS a.
New York CITY and southern States, $50 q. and 400
D. and are due al $40 and 1000 p IN.
Barre. Barre Plains, PctcrSham Paxton, Dana, North
and West Rutland g.4j a. M: and due at 400 p
Holden. Rutland, North Rutland and 0akhun, 330 p.
M; and are due at 500 d.
leicesier % a m and 4SO p M; and are due at 800
a. m, and 800 p m.
Mbury, and West Millburv, $50 Il. H. and 80 D. IN;
and are due at $40 a. M, and $50 p. m,
Shrewsbury, 3.l5 \. M. and is due at 800 a.. m.
GRAFTON. New England Village, and Cordaville, $50
M; and are due at $50 p
birmingham, South birmingham, Hopkinton Ashland.
WoOdyile, Westboro', NorthborOf Southboro' Corda-
vile, and Grafton, r. p. and due 500 a. m.
Milford, Mendon tolliston, Bolton, Berlin, 9l0 ni.,
and 500 p and are due at 500 a. m. and 30
Office hours from 645 a. m. to 500 y M Sundays from
i1I0to u 40. y. M EMORY BANISTER p NJ.
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~
pound remedy, in which we have labored to produce
the most efectual Alternative That be made. 1t is
concentrated extract of Para Sarsapara so combined
with other substances greater Alternative power as
to afford an effective antdote for the diseases sarsapara
is reputed to cure 1t is believed that such remedy
wanted by those who suffer from Strumous complaints
and that which will accomplish their cure must prove
of immense service to this large class of afflicted
low citizens How completely this compound will do it
has been proven by experiments ON many of the
cases to be found of the following complaints =
Serofula and Scrofuous Complaints Eruptions and
Eruptive Diseases, Ulcers, Pmpes, Blotches Tunors
Salt Rheum, seald Head, Syphilis and syphiitic Aztec
TONS Mercural Disease, Dropsy, Neuralgia or Tic Dol
oureux Debility Dyspepsia and Indigestion Eryspelas
Rose or St Anthonys Fire, and indeed the whole class
of complaints arising from Impurity of the Blood.
This compound will be found great promoter of health
when taken in the spring. TO expe the humors which
foster in the blood that of the wear By the
timely expulsion of them many ranking disorders are
npped in the bud Multitudes cam by the aid of this
remedy, themselves from the endurance of foul
erupons and ulcerous through which the system
will strive rid corruptions if not assisted To do
this through the natural channels of the body bv an alter
alive medicine Cleanse out the vtated blood whenever
you find its impurities bursting through the skin in pin
pies, eruptons cleanse it when you find it OBJ
structed or sluggish in the veins cleanse it whenever
is foul and your feelings will tell you when Even where
and live longer, for cleansing the blood. Keep the blood
healthy, and all is well but with this pabulum of life
disordered, there can be lasting health Sooner or
later something must wrong and the great machinery
of life is overthrow.
Sarsaparilla has, and deserves much reputation 70
accomplishing these ends But world has been eyre
gousy deceived by preparations of it, partly because the
drug alone has not all the virtue that claimed for it. but
more because many preparations pretending to be con-
cenraed extracts of it, contain but little of the virtue of
SarsapaIila, or any thing else.
During late years the public have been mscd by large
bottles pretending to give quart of Extract arsapa-
ra for dollar. Most have been frauds upon
the sick for they not only little any Sarsapa-
rila, but often no curative properties whatever Hence
bitter and painful disappointment followed the use of
the various extracts of Sarsaparlla which the mar
ket until the name itself justly despsed and
come synonymous with imposition and cheat Still we
call this compound Sarsapara intend to supply such
remedy as shall rescue the from load of obo-
guy which rests upon it, And think we have ground
for believing it has virtues which irresistible by the
ordinary of the diseases it is intended to cure In
order TO secure their complete eradication the sys-
tem the Remedy should be judieously according
TO directions the bottle