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treaty Of July is, 1859, and transmitted the same
to the Acting Commissioner of Indian Affairs
The survey Of this reservation was made by
John Mccarthy. under contract with Perry Fuller,
United States Indian Agent at Sac and Fox gen
cy, Kansas Territory, September "a, 1850.
ARMY INrELLIeENcK --Brevet Col c. F. Smith.
tenth infantry, has been assigned the command Of
the post at Camp Floyd, Utah Territory -
First Lieutenant b. II. Robertson, second
dragons, has been announced as the Assistant Ad-
jutant General Of the same department
Major Lloyd J. Beall, Paymaster, has besu d.
rected to repair to Jefferson Barracks, No., and
pay the troops at that post.
Companies and 1, fourth regiment Of infan.
try, have been directed to proceed to San Fran
cisco, for duty in the department Of California.
OFFICERS ORDERED TO rHK CuMBERLANp.-
The following officers have been ordered to re.
port on the 18th Of October next, for duty on
board the u. g. sloop- Of war Cumberland, now
being fitted out at Portsmouth, N. H., an the
flag ship Of the Home squadron.
Capt John d. Marston; Lietenants, Alex Mur.
ray, John 9. Maury, J. II. Rochelle, Charles b.
Green, Charles f. Fleming. EF
DEATH OF THE GILLIAN MINIsrKR.--we regre,
to lean, by dispatch to the headquarters of the
Legation here, that Senior Bello, Minister frsm
| Chill to this Government, died In New York this
morning. His funeral will take place In thai
city tomorrow. His family were with him at
the time Of his death.
RESIGNATION AND TRANSFER. Peyton Wise
having resigned his position as 81 400 clerk In
the Treasury Department, John Pennybacker, Of
Va, has been transferred from the General Land
Office TO fill the vacancy. r d
Our READERS will find, In the local depart.
naent, an interesting communication in regard to
che ancient sarcophagus, at the Smithsonian.
! NAVAL ORDER Lieut.. o. H. Badger has been
: ordered to the receiving ship Baltimore.
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Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The Constitution publishes, In extenso, the late
speech Of Mr.. Breckinridge.
The same paper treats at length upon Douglas,
Johnson, and disunion."
The IatsIItssneer defends the Hon. John Bell
from the charge of disloyalty to the South on the
slavery question.
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A. AHAMMACK'S RESTAURANT. -
10 III No. 2O2 Willards' Hotel Block lS

neving passed an irrspressible dull summer,
beg TO Fay to my many friends and the public gen.
orally that am now fully prepared 70 supply all
their wants, great small. am IN daily recei of
the inest Cove Oysters, selected expressly for INV
own trade; also, all kinds of Fish. My stock shall
stock OF Game Is usual is quite abundant, Reed
Birds, Ortolon, Pheasants, Quails and many other
KINDS TOO numerous to mention. Nv stock of
Wines and Liquors as usual are A No. l. NV
ChamPasnes selected by Dyer are all that heart
the same. My Eating Bar ia stocked daily with a
great variety Of dishes, There snacks are served
from "a. m. 70 y p m: Meals served in or out Of
III pm JOHN ID, HANBACK,
sc last pronriotor
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DISPOSITION OF TROOPS IN NEW Mgxtco The
following dispositions Of troops in New Mexico
have been made with view TO field service:
Brevet Lieut.. Col. E. R. 8. Canbv. tenth in
fantry, will proceed In command of G comnanv
second Dragons, and one Of the companies of the
tenth infantry, now at Fort Garland, via Adjourn.
to Fort Defiance.
On the arrival Of company E, United States
rifles, at Fort Union, company /, second drs.
goons, will repair 10 the headquarters at SANTA Pc
The commanding ofncer at Hatch's Rancho
will detach one Of the companies Of the eighth
infantry, now there, with orders to proceed tn
Fort Union without delay.
Company +, United States rifles, will be held
in readiness for field service at Fort Union unti
the arrival Of another designated company. -
Immediately on the arrival Of company 4, nth
infantry, at Fort Stanton, company b, United
States rifles, win proceed to Fort Fauutleroy, via
Albuquerque, and await further orders.
One Of the companies Of the seventh infantry
now under command Of Brevet Major G. r. Paul
wiz De detached by him at Albuquerque, where
twill be stationed until further orders.
Company g, United States rifles, will be held
In readiness at or near Fort Craig for cid service
Bravet Major r c. Gatlin will detach Cant
L. McLaw', In command Of company G, United
states rines, and two companies Of the seventh
Infantry from Fort Craig to Fort Defiance through
the country Of the Navsjoes.
Assistant Surgeon J. C. Mckee, Medical he.
Partment U. 5. Army. will proceed without delav
to Fort Craig, and report for field service to Mao,
X. c. Gatlin, seventh infantry.
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(NOAL! COALm

j am daily receiving large suppl ca of Coal, from
the very best Pennsy ivania mines which viii selI
ft reasonable prices Also, the best quality of Oak,
plne and Hickory WOOD, cut and split, ali gths.
Wood and Goa Dealer
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s sES: & {: FFEESSs sFsss,s,. Trustees.

vi fss a.; IA. SAL, sALE.In y,rtSs q ri. q
the County Of Wsshington. and 70 me direetsd, Il
C1 s1R9.s 70 public ale for cash. in Cont q tss
tns Leg day OF October next 1850 al II clocf M 81
t SsIen os rs nsh, tue ssm and intsrsFt IL az
ington, ID. G, together With eli end sing ular the
iinHoveDents thereon. ssised and levied upon -
see property, Of William eisachsrd, and via be
1850, in favor Of Jesse 3. Wilson.
Us. Mar.hal for the Distrsst q u ceIsnS,x
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RESIGNATION AND TRANSFER. - Peyton Wise
having resigned his position as 81 400 clerk In
the Treasury Department. John Pennybacker, Of
Va, has been transferred from the General Land
Office TO fill the vacancy. r d
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Gas Of GxBiN sEETTfFFTE kNf,f R1HREEShAs.

Il oOh ~ YOUR INTEREST, PURCHAS.
EkS OF CABINET FURNITURE.
we nave now In store and daily receiving the
nslsest, nsndsomest and cheapest lot of Cabinet
gson, 0eoIgetown and AlexAndris, which we cor
dlai = Invite All Who desire furnishing to call and
Examine t1r themselves. Our stock enlb aces eveTy
SoEc ive0ie article neoe ssary to furnish pay,os
nall, dining room, chamber, and Kitchen. Our az
tenslVe stock IL too numerous to paTtlcu ARIA
we only name few Of the leading articles, such
Rosewood. Walnut and Mshossny Psrlor Suits.
Spholstered In q superior m amer in Brocatelie
e ,,tS PHI U. rIush, Lastias and Hair Cloth,
Uotnio ana other handsome r eoeptiOn Chairs In
T.. BIocatells, Plush. Rush and Cane Seats,
I'd DO. Parior Decks and Whatnots
nosewood. walnut and Mahogany Bureaus
Washstands, Bedeteeds and Wardrobes, very
handsome and cheap, -. WY
Cottase Chamber, Furniture, In Oak, Imitation
u t,ak; Maple and Painted. with or without TOPS.
MaIb Ie-top Hatracks, in Oak and Walnut. 'f''
Sssecretarles, Bookcases, Shaving Stands, a.
Maioe Top Center Tables,
hAlr And Shuck Mattresses.
re6tner bosters and Pillows,
u ankets. Comforts, Quilts, Towels Ao
IN a1oltlon % our stock of Furplture our & ,.t
npof contains largo and we'll selected stncE 81
Sn1 ~ Giass and CrockeTy, Plated Good . Jspan
si n ~ aae' pable CUTLERY, Britannia Wars Biocf
furnish house. ~ M To- o. ever thing nsosssary to
G. W, sd sFfisf%sRt: 4 Soma
ltop Hall, No: ais Penn. avenue.
DC NJ VI q MI betW0eu 9th md 0tL
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NAVAL ORDRR.-l.ieut. o. H. Badger has been
ordered to the receiving ship Baltimore.
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Our READERS will find, In the local depart.
naent, an Interesting communication in regard to
the ancient sarcophagus, at the Smithsonian.
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By J. C. MCGUIRE &c CO.

i THURSDAY AFTERNooN. LS .assmnnSSsn1
Tth, 1869, at q. O'Clock. at the Auction Rooma OF
Jas. z; Mcyulre Co. by virtue of deed of trust
February 80, 1850. and duly recorded amonS the
land records for Warrington County, D. C.. .baIi
seil, Lots no. 9a1d 10 IN "a 1a,e No. LIZA And TIE
western part Of Lot No. 4, In Square No. IH 'front.'
log ~ ieet on north street, between 18Th and 10.
less. ie'' niofs Ut
Terms: One third cash: the rsna,nd.r in md 70
montns, with interest, secured BY deed OF irust
AL conveysnces AZ purchasers cost
dUEL SNOWDEN, Trustes
Sc Ia eo&ds &c. McSUIRE CO. Inct
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CENSUS BuREAu-The examining board Of the
Census Bureau Is stfA actively engaged In the ex.
animation Of applicants for clerical positions in
that bureau. From two to three hours IL penerallv
assigned TO each candidate In conseo uence of
the rigid course Of inquiry into the qualifications
Of each, which il rendered necessary by the fact
Of competent persons being required to perform
the peculiar duties pertaining to such positions.
appointments do not average more than two daily.
Mr. c. 9. Wagner, detailed from the Interior
Department as a member Of the examining board.
MAJ nnee received the appointment of Chief Clerk
in the Census Bureau. Col. w. A. Newman ~
'e'mons' has also received an appointment
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EELT AND CRINELLE
CARPETINGS.
Just received and for sale % rolls Felt Carpeting
styIes. .ff'O'0u
Brussels and Persian Carpets at half price
Also, 20 rolls Crinelle q new Article vear.
well as Brussels, and sells at half price.
gets, in all widths, up to 1874 vide. lug
CLAGErT & DODSON
Dealers tn al ktsds Of Fmsiflre Dry foods
No. Ma ket Space,
Sc 10 cost 3doors east from Ninth At
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The WEArHKa.-The following report Of the
weather for the morning IL made from the Amer.
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
senian Institution. The time Of observation 70
shout 7 O'Clock
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POsrAeE TO BRAZIL By THE FRENCH u.u
PREPAYMENT OPrIosAL-We are reone,t.a n
state that the French Government has recentlv
concluded postal convention with Brazil bv
the terms Of which letters may hereafter be
transmitted between the United States and Braz,I
via France, In the French mail, at a postage
charge of 80 cents the single rate of one fourth
ounce or under, which embraces the fxH po,,ag.
Omitted States, French, and Brazilian) rAayyeatls
TO dssfi"afiosj and may be prepaid or left unpaid
In either country, at the option Of the sender.
Closed mails for BRAZIL will be regularly dis.
patched by the French post office, alternately. bv
the French mail packets leaving Bordeaux on the
18th Of each month, and by the British mail
packets leaving southampton on the 9th of each
month.
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AUCTION SALES.
By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
HoSSEEsOLD FURNITURE. CHINA, Glass
the 18th instant N oSlosE
ny Auction superior ot II Furniture. ' vis
s cs. W. spS I.s s.s
s Msssossny Bed.,e.d:. WssSst.nds. 6 asses.
iOs ana fsS a: AMI ts.s:::d'
Cane. Wood-sest and other Chairs.
csias G hsa and r Ssoei sna S%S.,r
And many other articles too numerous IN amman.
., AZ ..ekEEn, ,,,,
By WALL 4 BARNARD. Auctonee,,-
tSALR CONTINUED
CONTINUATION SALE OF FANCY Goop,.
- Day GooDs. &c &c:-1n the sales room Over
s:sCst q MORN scciRsI
EmbroidsIies. Laces. Collars,
Sleeves, Flowers, Wells, ComSs,
let Of Lsd,ss' Dress Goods. ssok a.
s y.s:. sn sSt oss:; ROBE: sssi M G,Hss
Grey Worsted Pamela in cults. 10, 40.
g ll.s. lIptl WALL & BARNARD. Auo...
By J. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctioneer..
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF A FAM
MoRSSnN SeiiS,S sS sa.E PIN fkIpAY
the rssdsnce Of Ms Ann bs I 10 So sI q
Ninstesnth IT., between and ste, We shall sell
Mahogany Hair spf,ns seat Sofa, Rocker and Par
MM .A..S PRiHinS fsSI.:: Cane sea. Chars.
Feather Beds. Bolsters and Pillows,
Chamber Tables, Toilet Sets, window Shades,
Carpets. Oilcloth. Matung,
Cooking and other Stoves,
Kitchen Utensils, &c., &c.
Terms cash.
Sc I'D &c. McGuIRE & Co., Auots.
By C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auetiooeers.
THUSTEE'S SALE OF LOTS EAST OF THE
Rooms Of Jas q. Mcclure 4 Co BY virtue of q
deco q trust from Ernest w. Cecil dated Novem-
Der I'd, 1889 and duly recorded in Liber A. s.,
No 49, folios 25S, 60. % the land records for
Washington county, ID. C.,I shall sell, Lots and
No l,t7{.
Terms: One tourth cash; tho residua In AMI Il
months, with interest, secured by deed OF trust on
the premises.
4. fAs SH5' IF E:
se II eo&ds J. G. MCGUIRE co, Auct..
By J. C. MCGUIRE d co. Auctioneers.
TRCSTEE'S sac OF LOT EAsrGF TIE
CAPITOL -0n THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
q 81 90 ock. at the Auction Rom. OF Jas a.
William Lsnshsn, dated february 2sd, 1sa. And
duly recorded among the land records far Wash
lnGton county; ID. c., i shall sell Lot No. S, in
Terms: One third cash; the residue in 6 AID !.
months, with interest, secured by . deed Of trust
AL convsyanc ne at the cost OF tn. purchaser.
SAMUti. SNOWDEN, Trustee.
sc 7-eo&ds j. CcMcG UIRE 4 Co, Auots.
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NORFOLK OYSTERSi
N NORFOLK OYSTERS,
The finest and largest NORFOIK 0VSSTEp q
in tho market are received and daily
served up together with all the other ~ III
style, at
c. GATHERS ~
Ladies aad Gentlenesis Saloon and Rsstaura.t
232 PEyNa. AVENUE
sc H-M, W&S2w Between 18th and 18th sts
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.

TE5E CHIEF uONsx rnN mx.nus.rn
n.IIRv,s MaarcAY p.r,
-, $500 1N.ts 90 Nnoi""
Has uniyeraIy suppaptsd all other o,nt,ne,,. and h
pliesions In both tho Eastern and Western Hsnbas. h
ever introduced and intrinsic sr. the true secret Of IA
success In all cutaneous Affections whether e cans ba ~
dsnt or disease
Burns and Sca1ds II
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
~ e,f pam and inflammation
n Y w ss'ohs nss1ef ana she bssh Ia
y ~ cnArn' ho Dleia'sh @ scar remaining
The Friend OF the Nursery.
Children are freauent sufferers from external n, ,
ally from fluid and canphene explosions tberefo ~ &c.
should have this healing hand II h
breasts and quickly removes the letter Rnswo a.
prevalent In children
To Travellers by Sen and Land
r,-.,,.,-,-., - - -Nu'
aeans' ne assef, ana every otheF individual whose
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sanaf..r.,,. Eam,Iv Cathartic PINS.

Compounded from pure Vegetable Extracts and upin Glass
Gases air tight end will keep in any climate.
The Family Catartic PHI Is gentle and active Cathartc,
which the proprietor used in his practice more than twenty
constantly increasing demand from those who have
long used the Pills the satisfaction which all express IN re-
their place them within the reach
The Profession we'll that different Cathartcs act
on different portions OF the bowels.
The Family Gafkafc PHI has with due reference q well
established fact compounded from variety o. the pfes
Vegetable EXTRACTS which alike part of the aren
ary canal and arc good and all where Gatharc
Is needed such al Derangeent Of the Stomach Seepnes
over the Whole body, sudden cold which frequently
neglected. in course of Fever Loss of Appetite Creep
ing Of Cold over The body Resessne Headache,
Weight in the Head all Inhammaory Diseases worms in
Children Adults rheumatism great Purifier OF the Blood
and diseases which flesh is heir to TOO numerous 10
mention in this advertisement Bose 70 s. f p ZINES
The Liver nygorator Family Ctharfic Ps are etiied
by Druggists generally and sold by the trade in all the large
towns Fsz5Zz=z=z.3zz==
IS 7. w SANFORD. N. D. Manufacturer and Proprietor,
j. WRIGHT A CO.,
Wholesale Agents.
mT And sold BY every Druggist.
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81 I
Many since the great discovery Of Prof Wood have attempt
cd not only to SO, rs Rsstoratiys but profess have is
aaSs Y Y sem Nd ses being carried
nays The hed % IL resess sway Read he following
49, j. BATH, Maine, April Is, 1889
s g Il Nth Ts ssy
have phsa Y NJ gsny ma has given s
The inquiries fact II NY habitaon and
name q hs ss,sd u The , trae
ting 20 md T as sea 1ssg and # natural 70
better than my lie for forty Years pas more
soi. Thrifty X; and md better cseEe the whis
s MAS, q q fI he face when
s III follow close as tho ss Sass
sssn En sas psesp st r number letters
ss 4 e g ms i b ss
bsen used not only without good erect but T. absolute
have not used any q your Restorative Il any account
a as 81 q M noM a 81 g as
I'LL I'LL saa nsas r ksSy sse md
received quat BEETLES last summer for which
saselt q ny friends and thereby induced than q j.
many si1 n s and then purchased and
discover fraud in lie si Resioats Sa
s. sssys sss
IN q ss pm s article
ss >
Aaron's Run, KY Nov. 50, isss. y ~ "ot'p.
Pnor O. > woonDear Sir would certainly be doing Won
great injustice hos make Known 81 the world The
using Restorativs Afss ns sveag
ssa II. was ns induced
M It your Ms asseGsss Now csndor and Justice compel
rom meow r gSsses and
Z a Ss fss %
the necessity for Y. Respectfully yours ssg
Ia are Of ay "a
8 sssfS ~ iees
destroy IL ana say no'n'hs Yours etc., RKv S. A. B.
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DEATH ON RATS AND REACHES.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER.
70 be the most safe effective agent ever uss nr
the destruction of these troublesome yermin. =.
% sure and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH DE.
For sale by 4 vrpYGI,r s e NC " SAFE.
jail 6mAW .. -, -, = 49,
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sANFoRD's
LIVER IN VIG ORA TOR
Never Debilitates.

Never DebiIitates.
1t compounded entirely from Gums, and has become
abshed fact Standard Medicine known and approved by all
that have IT, resorted to with confidence in all
the diseases for which il is recommended.
II has thousands within the last two who had
given up hopes of relief the unsolicited certih
Gates In my possession show.
The mst adapted the temperament of the ndyid
ua taking used in such quantities as % act gently the
Bowels. ..l...
Let the dictates your Judgment guide in the of the
Liver Invgeraer and will Liver Complaints, Bilious
Attacks, Dyspepsia Chronic Darrhea, Summer Complaints
Dysentery Dropsy sou Stomach, Habus eoyeness Ghoc
Cholera Cholera Morbus Cholera Infantm, Fatnenee Jaun
dice Female Weaknesses and be used successfully
Ordinary Family Medicine win cure Sick Headache ts
thousands can testify twenty minutes If two three tea
spoonsul taken commencement OF attack All who use
1t are giving their testimony in It's favor
Mix water the mouth with the Invigoraor and swallow
both together.
Price, 81 per bottle.
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DIR. DAVIS.

COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD cYEBRY avn r.,
Under It's influence the most dangerous cough is sn
ting OF blood prevented the breathing is rendered s and
easy and the unfortunate sufferer Is soon restored from ~
aw condition Of Consumption to healthy and comfortable
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and Rsta;, ,v
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
Il and 151 Ghartres street
Sole agents for the South.
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Mothers.

IN presenting you with Or. EAToNs INFANTII,E COR
nurse quaek have heretofore offered YOU.
FrSft preparation regular physician, who we'll
qualified from experience in inane complaints
scribe secondIt entirely free from paregorc
opate consequently relieves by removing the
suffering Of YOUR child instead Of deadening its sensibities
Thdly-is put M with great comparison of
any infane complaints will show the very
roots from which it distilled being from the
the direction of Dr. Eaton many Of them by his hands
Fourthyt ID perfectly harmless and inure most
delicate infant certain and relief in all the follow
ing cases. which chief merit other preparation
viz
FOR ALI. COMPLAINTS ATTENDING TEETHING;
such DysnteY Collie also for softening the and
relieving pain regulating the bowels 1t is unequa1ed For
Cold he Head is relief For Group the most fatal
dence being anti spasmodic in all cases Of
fits earnestly recommend to loose time in
procuring III Iassly-it much than other
the that cannot afford such long advese
whole expense ID their advertising
for same reason commends itself the most reliable
ali mothers In all cases directions wrapped around each
bottle must be strictly followed
Price, Is bottle.
Sold by CIuRGH DUPONT, Druggists No. SO Maiden
Lane T. BY all respectable Druggists throughout the
country. ,,,,,1.,vu ~
Wholesale Agents.
O. j. WooD CO., Louis Mo-, Wholesale Agents for the
West and South.
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Blood Food.

Dr. Bronson having been far reduced by consumption as
considered beyond all hope Of recovery by most
OF the medical profession and also by hse-a regular
physician Of twenty years paeceas last resort conceived
idea of analysing the blood and applying subject of
physiology the immedste connection and effect Of the
been the production of this BLOOD FO0D the use Of
which, Bronson restored to perfect health Within six
eeeuay cured by II If yog have any complains Of
procuring bottle Of the BLOOD FOOD If you are sner
Ing Nervous Debility your sleep is broken aud dis
tubed II your spirits depressed relaxed you
win find II this unfaing remedy BY commencing with
bottles will be sure TO ygorate and bring it
Dyspepsia patient here find the efficient CRATE.
full relief benefit is always experienced after taking only
one bottle In Male Female Complaints and Weaknesses
the sufferer after trying other remedies in vain may rest
bottles The BLOOD FOoD Is eectual in all Erup-
tons Salt Rheum Scrofuas and other like complaints Pale
and emaciated children adults Immediately benefited by
its use gives strength the body and color and beauty
the skim Physicians of all schools are using with wonderful
For full directions see circulars Price 81 per bottle.
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y. WRIGHT 81 co.


NN EDTCAL. .s... .MERICATz.......M MEDICAL
WINERs CANADIAN VERMIFUGE
SAVES THE CHILDREN.
This IA the only remedy against Worms In the human
Aaehings that are fatal and destructive to children.
save the ChildrenI
Let mothers DO timely warned and not allow these chdur
ercrs 10 remain IN the systems Of their offspring. Remember
that
wINER's CANADIAN vERMlFUGE
will Danish the reptiles and the young will
be saved Think Of this.
Colonel yasser Of Mississippi In letter to j. W. Vesey ESQ.,
Of tho Aberdeen Conservative thus winds his communication
on the value OF this medicine to his family Ny
Renee has convinced that In the experiment have made
with Winer's Canadian vefuge is due to suffering human
y as well rs to the manufacturer OF tho medicine to make
public tho result Of my observations.
"isignedl W. H. vAssER.n
The vermifuge il for sale wholesale and retail, by
~. WRIGHT CO.,
n and lsi Charities street.
Sole Proprictoss.
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oosTnAcTlsa BAD HABITs.--An indignant cor
responder. Of the Nashua q. II Gazette, who
sgns himself DAN says that Miss Flora Temple,
81 sitter her great race, on the 18th ult., was SO
much fatigaed md worried that her keepers came
WI ngh killing her by giving her Strong ibations
I y eennseraef the great Precipitation she was mi,
~ when se WIS icd out of NEG boring stable,
Whess We was put after Tie race to Be taken 10
Aes own, she nzisted upon pulling OF her blankets
= sa'la ayng GOWN on the siaaHalk Too bad 10 give
poor flora 50 much drink as to craze her ~ The
aeeay q .he ottng turf may be truly said to date
nom sae cay Whea Miss Temple gets aghtn and
insists upon making up her bed on the sidswatt
pEsTRs'criyE FRE. On The night Of The asth
nit. q fire occurred 10 Independence, Missouri.
which destroyed property valued at $50 900.