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L'RENCII B00KS.--Forville--Le Marquis de Paz-
III avail Paris 1855.
Rarr-sous hes rlleals. Paris, 1855. 30 cents
Con=ceuce-ie ie Village Paris, 1858. 30 cents
soulic-IA Wagnetiseur. PARIS, 1855 90 cents
Paris, 1855 80 CENTS
souieAvsnurcs Jeune FamFlc. rss 1855 30
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Paris, fsss SO cents
Grnihomme du Steele nernicr. Paris,
1865. eeuss
snniis IL l'onid Creiril- Pnris, 1855 20 cents
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CHILLING OFF SELLING Off!
BOOTS, SHOES, AND RUBBERs,
Of every description, for
Lldies, Misses, Youths, and Children, al the
LADIES SHOE STORE,

No. 10 Penn. apenae, betlreea sth aad 9Th streets
LADIES' all goods thereby possessing the
uneqnaled advantage them at first which,
purchaser. CATERS point OF IT.
beauty utility acknowledged superiority all others
and lid booa and button CATERS 6c
only be examined purchaser
Also rubber for ladies and misses An selling OF al
iunsiiiug low prices. T. CIARk
20-dthcbis
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.-T The steamer
- GEORGE PAGE will as follows:
Alexandria g. TO- IL O'clock, a. and O'Clock
m.
Leave Washington O. II O'Clock m; s. and O'clock
m.
The THOMAS CoIlyER, when route viii opposite
hours. Pare Is
Whseyy omnhuscs connecting with the and Coyer, will
leave Capitol I2ih and avenue
Lc sapet the leave
June s--cod-a RICHARD wALiACH President.
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NOTICE no TRAI ELLERs-NEw ARRANGI

NOFICE TD TKA El.l,EkS.--NEN ARKANGE-
MTNf, WITH GREATLY IMPROVED SCIE,rI EFHDM WAsI
NGToN DIRECT 10 ALL PARTS OF THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
VIA POTOMAC STEAMERS AND RICHMOND AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD fast daily lines from Washington for the South
and Southwest Boats leave their bfths foot of 9Th street. at ga
71s Passengers boat obtain fine
breakfast board and pleasant sail f az hours down the
beautiful Potomac passing full Of Mount Vernon BY the
good and of fonr hours
comfortable berth, and Richmond in time
for the South and Southwest
The southern mail conveyed this routc, being ~
e shorter md 100 miles less raioadng than by other
making certain connexions 10
RICHMOND, rrIFInURG VIRGINIA WELDON
ciaRIEroS, g. c. ArGrsrA MnSTgoN1r
MomI1y ALa DdEEcr NEw ORLEANS
Also, Richmond with the nanvie Souihsde
Tennessee, and East Tennessee railroads
FOR THE SOUTHWEST 10
mnvillc. Bristol, Dalinn
Chattanooga. Iuntsville, Memphis,
Iynehburg, Knoxville, Atlanta,
Nashville, Grand Junction, Montgomery,
and New Orleans.
through tickets further information o The inquire
ouce, No. 3a
Browns Hotel, boardthe boats foot Of 9th
GEo f. MArnNLY,
Aagnst lily Ticket Agent
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ventating window for railroad Patented May 80,
1854 reissned January le, 1853.
DESIGN
James r. hyde, of Troy, N. Y for design ior cooking
ADDITIONAL IMPROVEMENT

John Keezcr Of Chillicothe, Ohio for Improvement
ia hominy mortars. Patented March 2, 1898. Add
tio1al improvement dated January, 1889.
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ID III. GILLET Counsellor at Law, has removed
Ils residence Franklin Row, Of and
principal
ly in The United States Supreme Court
2s--dG
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Geo Nelson Of Boston, Mass for Improvement in
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WASHINGTON CITY, FRIDAY, JANUARY 81 1889.
A RAlY SUPPLIES.
0fnE o. ARxY ClornSG ANp EarlrAas.
~, "a .I,.tf. F.,.,.... r II a.

'PLlES.
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ARRIVALS At PRINCIPAL HOTEL.

EpROWN'S HOTEL-L wankvidgs, Dc; ] A
Cunningham, do; Bsird, sc; ID ID PnrIneI;es
Mass; Reeves, Pa; Fstehen, III; y n Sal in
and lady. Va; Davali. Nv; K stephens AMI lady !.
Ia; Miss stephens, do; Miss J l. Roberts, do; g +
Ms MuS5ill, Dc; Mrs JarnaEin,. Fem: Miss
"a 4 Gay, Ny E Tweed and LADY, Ga; ,Aokley
~ HSyd and son.; l. w Leeds, NY;M ID fubsman,
wILLARDS, Hotter Gibson. PA; C A
Schsfsr, do; VI Bent, Miss; c n Mcneil and IA
DIV, NY; w Coates, Md; w Armstro n and
dang liter, Gs; > Robinson, NC; G. TAFT do; G.
Lsvsln, do; Greed, Va; r. f. Duncan, NJ: ar
Eobb, Mass; ROdman, USA; n II Rive la:
Hsmlton, NY; Miss CarrinstOn; ID w VI Page,
OSA; DIR II Hall, Ga; Baker, Pa; r sartow
"a; Mr. and Mrs Akin and fsmily, La; III Holman,
NATIONAL HOTEL.-E Caulson, Md; r "
Ter, Va; n Perkins and lady, J h Cox, NC; V Eas
ton, Tex; Giles, Del; q II GIddings, Tex: DIR
Baakee, Md: MoNamas, NY: A Wirchel ana
daughter, Ga; g WIpchel, IT; n Crockford Va:
Durrett, Shepherd, Ga; l. Conrad, J G. Sew
mour, La: II Morgan, Mo; KING aud adv Ten: j
I1aIn and ~: Ark; Moore w More Mo: w
Vine. Miss Vine, CT; A Marsh.
KlRKWOOD HOUSE-w Psirson, Md. . l.
Somners Va: ID Evans and lady, Pa; y 81 anus do:
y Johnson, NY; WIgglewOrth, Ga: Auston
Tex; A. Craig, Va; GuthI 10, Pa; Jones and adv
AK; PetsrsJn, u Z. r % 7 owry, Voc, "a Har,
rs fishsr, = Sims, GP. ID Taylor, Moore, W
Rolln, T White, GefoIth, IOSM, of "a,
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pE0s0sALs FOR ARMY TRA,NsPORTA
= Ti0N.CcPIop9sals xill be received at the g mar.
day OF October next for the sportaton OF mill
,ary supplies during the years 1850 and 1861, the
+ i. From Forts Lsavenworth and Riley, In the
Territory Of Kansas, from Fort Laramie, in ths
west bsnk Of the Missouri river north If Fort Lea.
venwOrth and south of latitude q deg. North, a,
tory Of Nebraska south of attitude a deg rorth
Utah north ofstitude 70 deg north and west long.
2. From Forts Lesyenworth and Riley, in the Ter
ritory OF ksasas, and from the town OF Kansas, in
be designated in that Territory.
be designated in the Territory Of New Mexico, T.
the post. or dep9ts that are or may be established
Forts Bliss and Fillmore
be ss to be each will
thousand pounds, nor more on route than ten mil.
lons of pounds, and on routes and than two mil
Proposals viii state the rate per Hundred pound,
per hundred miles for which the transportation viii
and may Be maae for ali the eH Toutes ooIleoSs
y Tor any two Of them for each route separat ly
their places and prepared to exeoute
bonds with good security In such an amount AZ the
Contractors must be in readi aess for service by
the ist DAY OF January, 1850; and as trapsPortstiQI
% during the ssnafs
the routes they will be required to have places o.
Lsavenvorth, EoTt L.srsme, and Fort 6nio1. OF OF
other depot in New Mexico, at which they may bt
communicated with promptly and readily.
Each proposal must be accompanies by a guaran.
tee, signed by three or more persons, known sat
lsiactorlly certified TO the Quart, rmaster Gensral
setting forth that n tho party proposing shall bs
awarded the contract, they will enter Obligation
for its faithful performance.
Proposals will be endorsed as follows P,oposal
for Army Transportation, and none will be enter
talned uGess thew fully comply with all the ST pua
tons set forth In this advertisement,
The right Is reserved ofrejeoting any or all tn,
bids that may be made.
QUARTERMAsTRR GENERALS OFFICE,
eS-S'aWtlstOct Washington. June q, le59.
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HxDICIIH.
UNHE CELEBRATED DIR. ,. D. ROSES
N6RDIOIN 1o

.-.s- ear OF PHILADELPHIA. Sd
These remedies are the result Of thirtytve year.
of extensive and successful practice, and are me
only asl,sais Preparations to cure the various h's
DIX. J. S. noses COUGH SYRUP Or Ex-
PECTORANT, will radically cure Coughs, Colds,
Hoarssness: Bronchitis, and all Lung diseases
DR.. s. HOSES ALTERgATTVE SYRUP,
Or Bloed Purifer for the cure Serofaa Old Erup
tons, Chronic Diseases, Ulcers, SweIled Neck and
All diseases arising frcin an impure state Of the
NDR J. S. ROSFs DYsPEPrTc COMPOUND.
The only sure cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant. Price 50 cents. j.. -rg n. -.
DR.. j. S. ROSES PAIN CURER. 1t lie not Q
cure ali but 1t one has (tood the test Of IS years.
Pains in the stomach ard Boyel., sprelns, Bruses,
pain internally or externally. Price Il, IS and 50
cents bottle. .... - ... d. -. ..i-.
These remedies, and many others referred to i'm
Or; Roses Medieai Adv. ser. (which book may be
had gratis at any of the drug stores where the med
icines kept) have boon used with success by
10000 persons with prompt benefit. To ensure
success you have only to that thoy are genuine
by having the Doctors sorittsn sisnatxs Deer taek
cork aad on each label.
HI Kept by all Druggists. Sc Str
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A VALUABLE MEDlCINE.-ws have hsre
use of MRS. M. COX'S .

INDIAN t41EiABLE DECOCTION,
in diseases OF the blood, skin, dyspepsy, &C., and
recommended 1t an invaluable medicine. Our
confidence In it remedial agent has been greatly
increes6l by several very remarkable cures of long
standing disease of the liver, kidHeys, skin, etc.
that have recently come under our 0ussrvation-in
cases, too. where al other remedies and the lno 81
skilful phy scans had failed to afford relief Hun
dreds Of our most respectable citizens have been
srafed to learn that its popularity daily be-
coming greater It's operation IL mild and pleasant
residence Of MRS. cox, 15sE. BALTIMORE ST.,
Baltimore, and at the principal Drug Stores.
The best reference can be given IN out of the
city, and numerous certificates seen by calling on
the agents None genuine unless her name il blown
the bottle a,d her seal on the cork.
Wholesale Axent.-R. S. L. CIssKL, Druggist,
Georgetown, ID. c., has been appointed Wholesale
Agent for the District, and will supply the trade at
my prices ie 20 If
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I beg to inform the public that have this day
purchased from Mr.. RICHARD DAVIS his entire
stock OF Chickering < Sons and other PisnOs,
Guitars, Melodeons and the good will and fixtures
of has long established and popular pianeforte and
music warerooms With an agenc' 20 eagerly
sough for by all engaged in the musical business
and with practical ex perience in this city during
the past seven years. hope to merit the confidence
and support Of the community, promising to always
have on hand the largest, most select, and varied
assortment of Pianos, Melodeops, Guitars, ViolIns
Music and every article pertaining to the business
JOHNF. ELLIS,
Pianoforte and Music Store, 3O6 Pa. ave,
se 5-6teo between 9th and 10th streets.
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CHiCKERiNG Il SONS.

The subscriber, IN retiring from business, would
cordially recommend to his friends and patrons NJ
jon r. ELLIS, to whom he has sold out bis stock
Of Pianos and transferred the agency of Messrs.
Oh ckering l. Sons. Mr. Ellis's extensive and su
pc Tor assortm snt of instruments of great ad-
vantages to purchasers kICHD DAVIS.
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DIJoEhss9n; xo,
Has A,ssvsrsd U. Csr.i. sp.sdy and osiy ks::,s
Remedy In The wsfld fer ell
DISEASES OF IMPR UDENCE.
LET NO FALSE pKLicAcY PRKvRNT.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
IA CURE WARRANTED OR NO CHARGE II YWo
w.sn. the Back, stctsr.s Afsedsns .fths Kidney.
fusion q id.:. P.piisa.$ q Is. fi%aiy :%snl
Nose SKIM Affection. Of ths Lungs.
Y:stA-tho.. Dr..dfa and p:.ses. prsste.. .HeS r.s
d' Marriage nP'S S5 SGs S' MS beth s'dy and Mind
Espss.y, vhs have become the victims 81 seay viss,
that dreadful aud destructive ha which annual svssps
Allied talent. and brilliant intellect vho
sntane listening ssnst:s With the hsnd: Of
dsass.
Rage being ware Of Physissi vsshoss, organic debility,
1S" e.e: d. ear. .. d., ma, ...
sssy eenids in his homer gentleman and ssofdsnty rel,
'n oPFicE X. i:oUTa FREDERICK STREET.
s.nS .% ..s :.
-''' b PAID and s'ni On, J ssiTI
Msmssr Of the Royal College q kssdsn, essd,ass
from Of the College. United st.tss
P. Up and m
sst.d 'sm. Of the most .,snhinE cure, that Yer: sy.,
.s.s : r alarmed ':da:.
unss vth ssranG mind cured m,n
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Ysung Ssn aud sthsrs vhe injured BY
s.r.in :et:' ind.I.d in WIEN .lon.,. habit r:su.ny
:sI:a irea :, : sS"psni'n: or school. q. eject. q
nS. 10. .ns s!s 'n s. nj ss
TS::. .om. n.l.nsA.ly :s.. ys.a...a
Inns: S o.: sss. :ns
fs.s P.pit.sn .fths H..I k:r'0us IIrt.bili
MESTAILY"Th. fearful .r.eu .. IL. mind a.. ...., 4.
ispiri;. Evil sfsoe.t, s.ls B"sr.:s
1--we Of Solitude, finidy, etc., Of The evils pre-
NERVOUS DEBlLIfY-Yssus.nds ca. new udr. vAu
ssnns vsak pals. and smaeiss having r.lsr
SsEs:Es OF
Whsn the msguidsd and votary pleasure inds
happsns nsd ofhams dread Of
deter. him from .Ppyn. sao.. yhs from education and
hands Of gnorant and dsghing Prssndsr vho
Of curing f!eh his Pssunary snbstanes keep him trna
sias .. in sp Vi. e: ssn b
ever his CALLING d,apPontmsnt or BY the uss Of that
" e: II e: 4
Skin, Ac progressing with fIightfu rapdity i'll death puts
period h, dreadful .uG:rnrs By sanding him hat
d. yOnNsONTRKMEDYF FOR ORGANIC WEAKNEse
AND IMPOTENCY
. I'.. and or, remedy ..;iu:s Il d: s.g.ss
and dsbtatsd, vhs had all hose ksvs
been immsd iatsly relieved.
rrmblnE and weakness r1h.ssisn 81 the NEST isar
'''' 2SDoRsEMENr OF ZEE PRESS
PIE MANY THOUSANDS cured At this Institaiso With,
G.. .p.r.en. P'orm.d by Dr. johnson. vias...d By X.
reporters Of tbs papers and many ether psea notices
.s:A BIZ .s1 and sis s;, d. ,
bility, 10 su6csn guarantee to the sastsd Jan akly
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A CARD FROM BOSTON.
n TO THE CITIZENS or WASHING TON

THIS Is to certify that, in consequence of the re
nnqulshment OF business by our friend, Richard
Davis Esq, (who has for the past fifteen years sot-
Cd as our agent for the sale Of manufacture in
the city OF Washington and District OF Columbia
We have, with the full consent and approval Of NJ.
Davis, appointed Mr.. JOHN F. ELLIS rs his sue.
public. who have for so long q period manifested
their interest for us, we Jake tho liberty OF recon-
mendlng Mr.. Ellis as o gentleman VINO will con
TIME to make the same effort TO please them as Il
has been the ambition OF his predecessor to do.
will receive the same guaranty for excellence and
perfsctness as if purchased directly from our
rooms In Boston purchasers can depend upon the
CHICKERING T. SONS.
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DEATH OF LEIGH HUSr.-The Anglo Saxon
brings us news Of the death Of the genial AID de-
hghtul author Leigh Hunt. MIR. Hunt was born
In hiiddlesex. England, in 1854 His father was
clergyman, and West Indian by birth but be-
Ing in Pennsylvania at the time of the evolution
he was forced to fly to England Mr. Hunt on
returning TO England, was tutor to NJ Leigh,
nephew Of Lord ChandOs, after whom his SON was
named. Hunt received his education W tn Cole
ridge, and others now famous at Christs Hospital,
and has len some most agreeable "reminiscences of
his school-days there, IN ''Lord Byron and some
Of his Contemporaries" Hunt showed his talent
for poety early, and became an author and editor
In conjunction with his brother John While
editing London journal he libelled the Prince
Regent, by calling him fiat Adonis of fifty y
and was imprisoned two years therefore-also pay
ing hne OF ESQ. His brother John also shared
the Imprisonment and the costs Of the suit TO both
Of them were e., 600 in all. On leaving prison he
published tRimini, and inued writing in va
rious periodicals, some Of which-The Indicator
for instance-were mainly composed Of h own
contributions. His works have gained much in
popularity since the days when Byron AMI admi-
rers sneered at the "Cockney School, - and their
spirit has always been delicately fanciful gene
rous and high toned. Among his intimate friends
he numbered Hazlitt, Lamb, Shelly, Keats, ,loyd
and Others, whose fame is worldwide or late
years he has resided in comparative retirrm emit
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II Prentice, Of the Louisville Journal. WIN
knows rs well as any man the virtues OF cold Mo-
nongahela," envies the Pittsburghers their plo-
rious supply Of his favorits beverage Es saws
The Pittsburghers are fortunate; tn, yst tbeir
delicious, pure drinking water from the .Iegha.
ny river, which bounds one side Of their ty and
are supplied with exhaustless quaint Of Aonon-
gahela, which lave the other"
IL The library of the late Baron Won Huribold,
bequeathed by him to his old valet. has been pur-
chased for 80 600 thalers the Vienna icurpai.
STATE, by Lord bloomfield, Minister Of En- LAND
ICE. III: Baxter, lately employeda az jo5 prin.
ter in the office Of the Metropolitan AT Kans. CITY
Mo has just received intelligence that ne has
fallen heir to an estate Of $50 600, in Enplard.
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,xT RARE INDUCEMENTS

NM RARE INDUCEMENTS.
w ITH the positive sssuranSe OF receiving from
and beautiiui assortment Of E@A}
GOLD and SILVER OK
HUNTING WATCHES,
purchased directly from the most popular manufac-
turers, besides
JEWELRY and SILVERWARE,
in great variety, and Of the richest and most ele
CANT I'd chaste European styles. ETC., etc, have
this day mark nj a considerable deduction my
present large and varied stock of Jewelry embrace
ing every thing that the most fastdous Ia could
desire, of which fact all who give me cali will be
convinced. III. SEMkEN,
au ~ $40 Pennsylvania avenue,
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THE EVENING STAR.
A SONG FOR SEPTEMBER.

BIT THOMAS w. PARSONS.
September strsvs the woodland DER
With many . brilliant color;
The world il brig liter than before
why should our hearts be duIler.
Sorrow and the scarlet leaf,
SAD thoug hts and sunny weather,
An me! this glory and this grief
Agree not well together.
This 10 the parting sesson-,his
The time when friends are flying,
And lovers now, with many q kiss,
Their long farewell arc signing.
Why IL earth 30 gaily drest?
This pomp that autumn bsarsth
"A funeral seems, where every guest
A bridal garment weareth.
Each one of us, percharce, may here,
On some blue morn hereafter,
Return On view the gaudy YEAR
But not with boy ish laughter
We shall then be wrInkled men,
Our brovs VITA silver laden,
And thou this glen mayst ssek again,
But never more q maiden.
Nature perhaps foresees that Sprisg
Will touch her teeming bosom,
And that few brief months will bring
The bird. the bee, the blossom;
All! these forests do not know
Or would less brightly wither-
The virgin that adorns them so
VIII never more come hither.
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T NJ. SINGER 4 co.'s
L. IMPR0yE p cu,vs

SEWING MACHINES.
WdshtngfoH 0Mce-No. 3ss PenHsplcaatd Avsase,
Under fhs NattoNal Hotel.
For families, tailors, and all manufacturing pur-
doing greater variety of work, and Of earning
more money than any other machine in the market.
The new Family Machines at $50 and SIS are at
tracing unusual attention.
We invite all to call at our new Office, and
examine them aud their work. The great economy
in using such machine will at once become ap
parent. Explanations given 70 all Circulars Illus
tranng ali Of Singers Sewing Machines. with specI
Of their work, furnished to eli, or any
address.
good assortment of Thread, Needles, Twist,
and other machine findings kept on hand and sold
at New York prices.
WIN. III. GLOVER. Agent ma % ly
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Is BROoMs, BRooMs.

BROOMs and WILLOW w AR L, No. is Royal
street, doors below King Alexandria, Va. keep
constantly on hand PAINTED Pals. Brushes. Mats,
Cedar Tubs, Pals, PIggin, Coolers. Churns, vii
low Cradles, Wagons, Chairs, Baskets, &e &c.
III Broom Corn wanted. au Is eo2m
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OLD MAGNOLIA WHISKY.
This standard brand of FINE WHISKY is offered
to the Trade in bari and half barrels II is guar
tied as being perfectly pure w Risky, entirely free
from deeterlous substances, and possesses the pre-
mum merit of being COPPER DISTILLED, from best
NAILED RYE, under our personal supervision.
brands of FINE WHISKY In NEW YoRK and PHILA :
DELPHIA, enables US To shIp from either city with
out detention.
FREEMAN h SIMPSON,
PHOENIX DIsTILLKRY,
SohuylkIl River.
Offices South F, %nx ST. Hthadelph b soo,s
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IKN0wITI rs GOOD FOR HEUMA rTsM
Removing il in few hours. / am now tGy ing Il
for Scrofula, and have already recei ed benefit.
- 8. LESSlG, Reading, Pa.
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CURE-ALL,
III THE GREAT PATN ANNIHILATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYsPEPSiA,. WE4K

STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREPARED BY CHEMIST
BOTTLES IL, IS and 50 cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORNE'SC URE-ALL should be kept
in sll families in case of accidents sudden sok
it frequently in less time than il re-
cures to get q ply sician.
II cures pain In any Part OF the system and 10 used
externally and internally.
duoe z bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbo
and Body; also, STIFF Neok-every person should
SInews, Blood and Bones; and by its warming cleo
tromsgnetic power, expels all pain from the stem.
Set bottle and try IL.
N, B.mM you have . Cough, use Harris.
HHHHE ERSREys tRa IL, sGGKGf sOr Mih ~
World. :
Ifyou are Bilious, use HARTSHORNE'SANT
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver, Sto-
mach and Bowels carrying of oil Bile and Foul Be-
The above medicines TO be had at all Drug Stores
II Msshlnst3n city; klDWELL ClSSELL ss
oc n-n
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THE SECRET INFIRMITIEs OF YOUTH
u AND MATURITY.

Just published traits. ths 2Stk tkossaAd.
A few words on the Rational Treatment. without
Medicine, OfSpermstorrheao or Local ~GNS~
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, 6HX
Genital and Nervous Debility, Pre-
mature Decay OF the System, lmpo-
tency and lmpedments to Marriage
generally,
BY b. DE LANEY, NJ. ID.
The important fact that the many alarming oom-
plants originating in the imprudence and solitude
Of youth msy be easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE
in this small tract clearly demonstrated and the
entirely new and highly successful treatment. as
adopted by the Author, fully explained, by means
fecty and at the least possible cost thereby avoid
ing all the advertised nostrums of the day.
sealed envelope by RENTING post paidl two post
age stamps 20 Dr.. b. DE LANEY, So East Slst
street New York City. ma SO-tr
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