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FIRE, AND ALARM.-Between and o,clock
Saturday night. an alarm of fire was given I'm the
eastern part OF the Fourth Ward which called out
the tremen in the direction The rain was do.
scendinS about the time, and it being discovered
that the alarm Was false, the tremen returned to
theiI quarters. About the same time the lamp
pHck factory al the foot OF Twenty second st west
Was discovered to be on fire The proximity of An
abundance OF water and the prompt aid of neigh.
bors saved 1t from destruction. 1t was supposed
the fire was caused by lightning. We re assured
Dyone OF the proprietors (the Messrs Wilson) that
the damage is trting, and will only cause a sus-
pension Of business day or two for repairs.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON q To- M0RROI
by WIN; MARSHALL, Auctioneer,

AuCuOneeT,
(No. oO2 Sersnh strestD
/ Ak1E ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND
TIT EEsSCnoSp,H.ND FURNITURE AT AucT'oN-On
wIrSnAl MoRNlN April oath, at 10 o'clock
WI SCI az my e~ store, unde- Odd Re ovs' Hal.
.seI Ia street. que of the largest and abandonment
&c va: hiucies,
Rosewood and Walnut Brocatelle Suites. in Green
UoIu, ~ aroon and Garner, b ue n nd Gold &c
Rods,ge Sets, In Rosewood. Oak and Walnut
nmrhEsteads, Hal, and Shuck Mattresses
CbaiIss ana walnut Arm, Rockers and Dining
Marble top Bureaus aud Tables,
sofas, Lounges, Wardrobes Wasb.t.ra. a.
lated ware, Casters, Ice Pitchers,
Sonee and Tea pots, Urns 60
iSyorS, Bone, anu Buck Handle Kniyes
o' I'm ahH AMERICAN q lass Ware, viz: Decan
~, ters; Goblets, Wines, Tumblers Sc D'0an-
alma Tea and Dinner Sets
HsttIngs. EUgs, &c H. carpets,
ap 2l-2t WA M.pSu.
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X Ok SALE-A pair of fine large CARRIAGE
HORSES, sold for want of USE
INQUIRE at the Office of the Washington IN
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lust RECEIVED ANOTHER LOT OF
st., No. 400, ap IT-lw
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COmmls S,Or
% dads WALL & RARNA

dV % UNUS WALL. N BARNAR ID, AucfS.
By A. GREEN, Auctoneer
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROP
- ERTY IN ACXsON HALL ALLEY AT AUCTION -
On THURSDAY, the 10th Inst ! shall ssI. in
tront OF the premises, at cock m, part of Lot
No Al, IN Square or Reservation No 10. fronting
Is lee and rnnnng at night angles lal feet deep TO-
gether v it'll the improvement is, which consist Of
large three story BRICK BulldIrg, and a brick wall
enclosing the entire lot.
Terms made known on the day ofsae.
ap2l d A, GREEN. Auct
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AL convey a.cing At the ex pense Of the purchaser
TIOS. J. FISHER, Trustee
40 2 caw&ds JIG. MEG u, REA CO .hncts.
IMPORTANT TO HOUSEXEEPERS.
f.. X. DURKEE CO.'S
@EhECT SPICES.

Guaranteed not only
ABSOLUTELY AND PERFECTLY PURE,
but ground from fresh Spices, selected ard cleaned
by Us expressly for the purpose without reference
& cCst. They are beautifully packed in tinfOil,
tllned with naner.i TO prevent injury by keeping,
and are full weight, while the ordinary grouEd
Spices are almost invariably short. We warrant
them, In point of strength AID richness Of flavor,
BEYOND ALL COMPARISON,
as e single trial Will abundantly prove.
T.. r. DURKEE CO.,
N ISn.D& W.tr 1S1 Pearl ST.. N, " York,
THE coNFEs SE ! s,A ANP EXPERIENCE
Desgned Tor the benefit and as 2 warning and a
canton 70 young men who suffer from Nervous d.
ottily, Premature Decay, &C., as a consequences of
e1ry arrnTs; snpp ying at ths same time The Meas
81 SsD Cure BY sufferer from the above cause
and rom medical iT position and quack=ry.
Sinsle copies mailed free on receiving a post
pald Envelope. besrnq the address of the apr cant
AcGre,s NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ Bed
loro, Kings Co.. New York. ap ll-eoImif
maks SoMpLEfE Assortment, by the fvlloging
Srudgsns n, +, 3. Adams Il Sons. 7. r. "A
s Soa, M ~ oblis Co, =. r G. Beesley, <Ss1
o w aches ana Ghronometers carefully repaired by
experienced workmen.
NV GAIT BRO.
Jewellers, 354 Pa. avenue,
ao I,-6t -Four doors west of Browns Hotel.
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TN SODA W ATER.
l. HE UniaTslsu.d has the 'easUre 20 nj irni ms
numerous patrons L NJ he 3 pa a H. ~ th.m
viii the above rer-eShinE hav'' ~" ia al ~ fuHN
Syrups every varitty. and "i .. si.E - "l
Favor =. c. fORls. To- - -. ~.
ap l8-st C"rlll.r l.I.N " =. M .
a IL THE NOVELTIES 81 FkH,h nhf
N WAKE cad > great vAIlr;N 90 '''h .rs e.u
presents. , -. A thu ,,..,.,...
Alate nj. w. CALI a Bko..
J"w-',r 81 sy-, az,
q . - "a we tsfel.
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By A. GREEN. Auctioncer-


ENTENSIVE SALE OF SI-pERIOp Nru,
a. IND : coND HAND FUENITURE AT ACCrIoN-
Oh TUESDAY the 2i.h instant / shall saiI az IN .
W %a m NO S6 street between 9Th and 7th.
sprfmeut 81 new AID second hand FurnrturH. &C.
me Mah' gany Rrocatee Parlor Set, compr,s
Iete tetes, large Armchai-s, and Parlor
| fpe w alnut Set, comprising the same
: lhe Mahogany and W a NIT carved Wardrobas
MI, .c 90 Bookcases and Secretarjee
g M Top Bureaus, with dress stand aid glasses
Marble top centre. SIDE and pier tables
. 4 a1o a yand Walnut spring Seas
Il = brocas5 l. a lds GaIr-cov re Io1pee,
" an pgany and Wa nut Side boa d
g. d, do Ma, BILE top Wash Closets
me MAJ bic, top painted Cottage Chamber Sat
w ainut anu Mahogany w hatnotx, , Hat Trees
a1Zeh Nahosahy and Walnut spTi-g- scat CbSirs
Mahogany and Walnut Jenny LIud Redste.ds
Large arm castor rock ing and fancy Chairs
e. Their Beds, hair and OF her Matt essss
WA " amt extension and round Tables
w lth large assortment OF other FurnIture
CaIpetlngs, Mat ngs OllclOth. &C.
Term: :. ii sums under S2S cash: over So;.n5
not xceedirg So, cred offs and so DAYS: over
So Two and ftur months, for notes satisfactorlly
endorsed, bearing interest
ap Il GPEEN A..
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LYoN'S MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER
Extermlnates Bed Bugs, Reaches Ticks Ant,
Garden Insects, &c.
1t contains no Poison,

LYoN's MAGNETIC PILLS
Are Certain Death to Rats and Mice.
Sod everywhere. p9-Sm
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Ry A. GREEN. Auctoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE RIJILI

Ry A. GREEN. Auctloneer
TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE RUILD-
4 ING LoTs y TIE Eh,ss , Part OF THE CITY
by virtue IF deed of trast TO the subscriber bear
Ing d.te the 7;h day at April, lSa, recorded in
ilber 3, No. l73 fbllus 42q, 49,, ISL and 4Sl.
tn Dstric of CO umbia. the following mentioned
property YIng add berg in the city of Washingt n,
I.lsLI let Aforesaid. The sale Will commence at h
o'2"ok m, on the trsI pamAd property, viz:
Lots numbered sixteen and seventeen, 10 and y,
In square numbered ten hundred and shty SIX,
q CSC, lot numbered fifteen, as in Fquare mum,
beTed zen huntred and nin5tT five, 1895 lots mum
hcred two AM four,t2 and A. in square nu-lbe ed
ten nuIJIed and Inety seven, ,0s7 lots hum Der
SIX and seven, 70 and IT, in square numbered clever.
hundred and nineteen, Il 1871 con aiming 81, SCI
square feet of ground. more or less
Terms cash. All conveySncing at the cost Of the
purchaser.
l. the terms are not complied with in FIVE days,
the trustee reserves the right 10 resell the proper
f. c. CARRINGT0N, Trustee.
apI2-d6ds A. GREEN, Auct.
NARSHAL'S SALE,-In virtue ni q writ OF Fl eri
W. faclas issued from the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court IF the Dstr CT Of Columbus, for the
expose to public sale, for cash, in front Of the court
house door of said county, on FRIDAY; tne IIth
day Of Nav next, 1867 at y o'clock IA all defend
ants rls ht lite; claim and interett ~ snd 70 the
following described Lots, together with al and SIN
guar the impro. ements thereon; vlz; Lots Nos.
Il and l5 IN So uare No. ,S lots Nos AID Is, In
squa,e los lots Nos ds IL ano .; M rspssre
,5, lots Nos. 6, and 7, IN squ,re No. ,lcs, and
las Nos and 4, in square No l,l0, In the city oi
Washington, ID & Sc Zed ard eyl'd upon as the
" JudIeisIs No, 90, to May term, 1850 in favor O.
CO. Sc Snowden Il Corse. w. SELDEN,
Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
apI7 dts
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PINNIIs.-Persons desiring Pennies will alvsy
find them for exchange Ct the Star Once counter.
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DIAPER -HANGINGS.
L WINDOW SHADES. PICTURES.

Il "lNDoW ChhDbS. III
The undersigned would resp 'ctfully call tbs at
tention of the cit zens Of Washington and vicinity
to hIs SPRING SIOUX of PAPER HANGiNGS
and WINDOW sHA OBS, embracing desIra bic
selection of new Patterns nf Papers. apprap late
GOLD and GOLD and VELVET PAPERS,
STATUES. MEDALLlONS, FIRE-BOARD
PRINTS, CENTRE PIECES. &c. Also, a rood
assortment of warranted GOLD BAND WIN
DOW SHADES, In the LOT few new and besutl-
SHADES;,ireen h :uA and Ruf Window shade
Holland; Picture Cord sud Tassels; Shade Trim
miGgs, &c. Orders for Paper hanging wipdov
Shades uted wi u sklll and dispatch. m CITY or
country. Having purchased for cash, will eel At
the loSe.t remuneIs i've prices call solicited
JOHN MsRKkITER,
ap I7-eos'. rIght 6oors above Odd Fellows Hall.
NJATTIN ATTN
husband Ga Wbite CkNTQN MATING,
- s. and o. Rrd.Shsckered do
i4UlI; CLOTH, for Floors
d DO. jor IabIes,
t!KKkMP tkkRPEfiSG.
| UII.TS.
| u4ALLFNDsLE QUILTS, stsIzs
"a 10 6 :; i : 2 J. 0nd i'' hAksSiLLEs
| LI~ESsnd COTTON suErTINGs.
TiBf.E LINEN. TOWELS and = KINs,
We - lci, = call fom all persons IN vslt of
-. al sn"ds gold at the lowest market .. ioes.
WM. X. RILEN a u DfFER,
No. IS Central St".es rot 7;h sIG "a sts.
In n l.
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GAszYNskI's ExaIBir1oS AND MAY BALL will be
heia d. the Assembly Rooms Louisiana avenue,
on THURSDAY evening, Maya. Keep lookout for
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FIRk-This morning, the frame dwelling and
store, corner of Fourteenth and streets was dis
covered to be burning. The fire is supposed to
have been communicated from a window of the
store In which lamp had been lighted at about
! O'Clock to facilitate arrangements for market
thls morning, by the occupant, Mr.. A. ID. Thours,
flames made rapid progress, and without doubt
the entire building would have been DESTROYED
but for the activity Of the Franklin Fire Com
Pany, the members Of which exerted Themselves
and succeeded in preventing the destruction of
the house and the spread Of the flames We are
Informed that the property was insured.
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CRIMINAL CoURT-The Criminal Court met
this morning at 10 O'Clock. after a vacation of
four weeks, Chief Justice Dunlap Of the Circuit
Court on the bench. The attendance was pretty
numerous, and business was resumed promptly
on the part Of all concerned number Of small
cases, involving light punisnments, were taken
up and disposed Of
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The BoDY OF CAPT. BAILY FoUND.-The Alex
andria Gazette Of this morning says:
The body Of a drowned man was found on the
shore Of the Potomac river near Fort Washing
ton. on Tuesday last, and jury Of inquest held
over il The jury rendered a verdict Of acct
dental drowning. There was found in the peck
cts on the deceased the sum Of sixteen dollars and
one cent. and a paper indicating his name to be
Joseph Bailey ~
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~ ~ nNEARLY NEW FRAME DWELLINGS
Aztec SGnfE,sET At hUCToN.-On THURSDAY
IN Font &c U.oN, sd May, at O'clock we will sell
ss7l nr tns Premises part of Lot 4 in SQUARE
4 S,xthn s went -',ght feet on ID. between Finn
G., ID stree;s east. aud improved by two res rIv
rent. i"iho awnings, under good
Terms; One third cash; balance in 6.ra and 10
irust nn "earns interest, and secured by deed of
q ID ID
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MILITARY.-The new volunteer military com
pany started few weeks ago In the Northern
Liberties, held meeting last Fri lay nigh wher
they had sixty-one signers to the roll call. They
commenced an organization by adopting con
sitution and eiecting Mr.. Andrew Goddard a,
captain. Further election Of officers was post
poned until another meeting.
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TIE WHEAT CROP.-The Alexandria Gazette
slys:-''The wheat on the farms In the vicinity of
tGis city is looking remarkably well; the weather
Of the past few days having had most favorable
effect upon il On some of the farms across
Hunting Creek the wheat Is already more than
knee-hiSh. The farmers are highly delighted at
TIE present prospect
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS

For Other Georgetown advertisements see first page
%GEORGETOWN TAXPAYERS ARE
- hereby notified that per cent. discount has
been extended by law Ia the iSt of Nav.
ap 3-lw CIlAS. ID. We I.GH, Collector
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BEARDSLEY & HARVEY,
No. 1872 SereHsh street
VIII effect Insurance Lives and prOparty i'm
the best companies and at the lowest rates
Losses paid punctually.
The insured entitled to an interest in tie rro6ts
oil the companies APP 9-lm
LEVI BEARDSLEN, F.. L. UARVES
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n1rscE1LANEoUs.

TnE ANALaAnArioS or LASGuAoE.-There
Is q growing tendency in this age to appropri-
ate the most expressive words VI other Ian
guagcs, and after q while TO incorporate them
into our own thus the word Cephalic, which
Is from the Greek, signifying =" for the head, -
is now becoming populariIed In connection
with Mr.. Spalding's great Headache remedy,
but II will soon be used In more general way.
and the word Cephalic win become as common
as Electrotype and many Others whose distinc-
ton as foreign words has been worn away BY
common usage until they seem native and to
the manor born"
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TIE
ONLY DISCOVERY
Worthy Of any csnndcnce.fsr
RESTORING
THE BALD AND GREY.

Many. since tho great discovery OF Prof Wood.
have attempted not only 10 Initiate his restorative
produce results Identical, bat they have all come
and gone. being carried away by the wonderful ~
suits Of Prof Woods preparation, and have been
forced to leave tho field 10 IL resistcss sway Read
the following
Bath, Ne, April 18th. 1890.
Prof. o. J. Wood a Cos Gents; The letter I wrote
you In is,6 concerning your valuable Hair Restor-
alive. and which you have published In this yiein.
ity and elsewhere has given rise 70 many enquiries
touching the facts In the The enquiries are,
first Is Il fact OF my habitstion and name, ~ stat.
ell in the communication second, 10 u true OF all
therein contained third. does my hair still contln,
ue 10 be In good order and Of natural color To all
/ can and do answer invariably yes. Ny hair is
even better than In any stage of my life for forty
years past more sot, thrifty, and better colored
Why ~ 10 nod g.nsraiiy true, 10 that the substance
Is washed on by frequent ablutlon OF the ace. when
II care were used BY .pinf the face In Close CON
low rs the hair. have been In the receipt Of .
great number OF letters from all parts Of New I'm.
gland, asking ifmy hair ,til continues ~ be good
as there !. 20 much fraud In ths ma,r i. and
doubt, been basey Initiated and been used, not opy
without any good effect, but 10 absolute injury. L
haue not used any Of your restorative Of any &C:
count for some months, and yet my hair Is ~ good
rs ever. and hundreds have examined u with sur
prise, rs am now 81 years old and not grey hair
on my head or on my face and 70 prove tins Tact,
week. 1 received your favor Of two quart bottles
last summer, for which am very grntsfal rave
II 10 my friends and thereby induced them 10 trn
It. many were skeptical until amer trial, and theI
purchased and used Il with universal success.
will ask rs q favor, that you send me test BY
which can discover fraud In the restorative, sold
by many, 1 fear. without authority from you. A
pure article will insure success and lbelievs where
good effects do not folow, the failure 10 caused BY
the impure article which curses the Inventor Of tho
good. 4 deem it my duty rs heretofore, 20 keep
you appriscd Of the continued effect on my hair,
Us assure all who enquire Of mo VI my unshikcn
opinion Of is valuable results.
Iremain, dear cir, yours,
A. a., RAYMOND.
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TWENTY MILLIONS or DOLLARS sAvED.-Mr.
Spaldlng has sold two millions Of bottles Of his
celebrated Prepared Glue and 1t is estimated
that each bottle saves at least ten dollars worth
of broken furniture, thus making an aggregate
of twenty millions Of dollars reclaimed from to-
tai loss by this valuable invention. Having
made his glue household word, he now pro-
poses to do the world still greater service by
curing oil the aching heads with his Ccphalic
Pills, IL they are rs good as his Glue, Headaches
will soon vanish away like snow In July.
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iremain' dear ~ Y kESSIyTiosp.

Aaron,s Run Ky, Nov. ~, 1864.
Prot q. J Wood Dear s.r-l would certainly DO
doing you q great Injustice not ~ make known to
the world, tho wonderful. well rs tho unef poet
Ell result have experienced from using ono bottie
OF your Hair Restorative. Amer using every Mud
Of rcstoratlvcs extant, but without success and
finding my head nearly destitute OF hair, Vas q.
nally Induced TO try bottle of your Hair IlestoIa-
tive. Now candor and justice compel me 90 an.
nounce 10 whoever may read this, thai nos pos.
SEES new and beautiful growth Of hair. which
pronounce richer and handsomer than the original
was. will therefore take occasion ~ recommend
this invaluable remedy 70 all who may feel the ne
cesslty Of it. Respectfully, yours.
Rev. g. ALLEN BROCK.
z. y. This testimonial VI my appreciation Cor
your valuable medicine las you are aware 90 10 nm.
solicited. but II you think IL worthy place among
the rest Insert II you wishj II not destroy and say
nothing. Yours. Ae, Hey. IA. u
The Restorative ID put mp IN bottles Of three slres
viz, large, medium and small the small holds y
pint and retails for one dollar per bottle the me.
dIum holds at least twenty per cent moro In pro.
portion than the small, retals for two dollars per
bottle, the large holds quart, 40 per cent. moro
In proportion, and retalls Tor 81 bottle.
d. J Wood 4 Co.. Proprietors, go broadway. New
York. and Iit Market street. g. Louis, Mo, and
cold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Deal.
era. isWSo
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A Roal Blessing.

Phy,ieian,-well. Mrs. Jones. how Is that
headachel
Mrs. Joaes,-Gone Doctor, all gone the
pill you sent cured me In just twenty minutes,
and wish you would send me more 80 that |
can have them handy.
.Phyieian.-You can get them at any drug
fail, and recommend them in oil cases Of head
ache.
Mrs. Jones,-I shall send for q box directly,
and shall tell all my suffering friends, for they
are real blessing.
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GREAT DIscovERY.-Among the most impor-
tant Of all the great medical discoveries Of this
age may be considered the system Of vaccina-
ton for protection frem Small Pox, the Cepha-
lie Pill for the relief Of Headache, and the Use
OF Quinine for the prevention ofPeyers, either
Of which Is o sure specific, whose benefits will
be experienced by suffering humanity long af.
ter their discoveries are forgotten.
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WARRANTS OF COMMITMENT.
TATE OF MAINE
COUNTY OF YORK.
CorSrY TREAsuRER's OrYIcE,
Alfred. Oct. 2. 1850.

In conformity with Section Fifth Of an act OF the
Legislature OF the State OF Maine, entitled An act
relating 10 fines and costs OF Criminal Prosecu-
tions" approved March 9th, A. ID. iSJS, hereby
publish the following list, containing the agyre-
gate amount of costs allowed In each cate In Grim.
inal Prosecutions at the supreme Judicial Court
County OF York, on the third Tuesday Of Septem-
her A II. lS6O.
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Contribution or Costivenoss.

No one of the many Z" ills that flesh Is heir
to" Is 50 prevalent, so little understood, and
SO much neglected as costiycness. Omen origi-
mating in carelessness or sedentary habits 1t
Is regarded rs q slight disorder Of too little con-
sequence to excite anxiety, while In reality
il Is the precursor and companion OF many Of
the most fatal and dangerous diseases, and I'M
less early eradicated 1t will bring the sufferer to
on untimely grave. Among the lighter evils Of
which costiyeness Is the usual attendant are
Headache, Collie, rheumatism, Foul Breath,
Piles and others Of like nature, while q long
train of frightfnl diseases such rs Malignant
Feyers, Abcesses, Dysentcry, DiarrhGa, Dys-
pepsia, Apoplexy, Epilepsy, Paralysis, liys-
terra, Hypochondriasis Melancholy and Insan-
ity, first indicate their presence In the system
by this alarming symptom. Not unfrequently
the diseases named originate in Constipation,
but take an independant existence unless the
cause Is eradcated I'm an early stage. From all
these considerations II follows that the disorder
should receive immediate attention whenever II
occurs, and no person should neglect to get q
box of Cephalc Pills on the first appearance Of
the complaint, rs their timely use will expel the
insiduous approaches OF disease and destroy
this dangerous foe to human life.
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,arfilx Baallzad.

I'll al n 'orrible 'eadheache this hafternoon,
hand iii stepped into the hapothecaries hand
says Hi to the man, I" Can you hease me Vt han
'eadache!" Docs Il hache ard 7" says e
T" Hexecdingly," says iii, hand upon that q
gave me q Cephalc pill. hand pom me 'onor ]!
cured me 50 quick that 'ardly realized iii 'ad
'ad han 'eadache.
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Certificate from well known citirensoi N.York.
TESTIMONIALS FROM CLERGyMEN,

TESTIMONIALS FROM CLERGYMEN,
On the efficacy Of the Peruvian Syrup and the esn'
snts they have derived from It's use'
R., JOHN riERroNT Msdford Mssa-It sciesey In Salt
Rhsum and other cutahsous DisssssA
h, WARREN BURTON. boston. Mas.-lts enessy N
.ssS S.. nd a' S:Ss DssT II vs: s
Dmtn.
ARTHUR r .ss:.. s s.r S.l i..;
spirit. and General DsbiltyI IL Value 20 Clsrunsa
R.,. AUGUSTUS + f2Pr. s'~s'ii'. A''.-ca" W.
Rev. GURDOa ROBBINS. Hartford. ccnn.-Is rns.sy
n c.n.ai Debility, i've, SsmRi.it D''Ps5sia' sab
ssey In family Restoration ofsusnsh sisr Typhoad Fever
Rsy. TnoM. wIIiTTEMoRE, Boston. M.s. &c. snd
.ias s's. ne new Siscr bsS ans, Sfspidi risasiS
m es Vss svc OK ES'.s: .:s S-i 1
R.y EpnRAIM MITE IN I1w,.nts ksnsss Is sS
7; anssfS n t s,r.I: B s o' ''a AA
ne, THOMAS IL IONS It's Efusssy IL General DsbliV.
E.hsusuon Of Nerves. syasn.
y; sss!shD srSt.. w.. ";''i ss'.a is d:
Ma ssI:s EfasTsa ns:s s.::l S: sd
REV. JOS q. cllNcii Dc:.oa. Ma'a-is Ensssy In pts'
ihoss and osnsrsi Debility.
IN Flies Dy.psps.., and Unhssithy Appsd,s.
R.y :. PEARSON IN N'.saryport A.'.-is rna's1
In DyspepsA and DENNY.
Raw ARTHUR H. II CRAwLEY. IIsrhads, Dunnsh, Z
Climate Debility. Swelling Of the Eztrsmitsa
Prof T. vITAiIs sCHERB, Bcston. Mssa-fh Rssess-
i've Possv amer fever, EIkausuoa Of the ksrvoss sys
tim and Dy,pspsia 70 .b<hoAs, Tsaih-
en-, Csrumsn and Ldisora-
Raw HENRY uPIIAM, Boston Maa-fb Emcsey In Dys
pspsa and Affections Of the Liv~.
ns inssi SsfSS h ;a s.s. 40: "a s:"
ous Debility.
x,v r. c. iLApLIY. Greenfield Ma =. o.nS S.
Thosa and t1surisy
Rev. W. oLMsfEAD. Boston. Msss.- General R:so--
msedstion and Confidence In IN 0snuinsness % Asdh
Give, IL Enesey In Dyspspsis and Nervous Dsouv.
N, II. Pamphlets containing Letters from tho
above named Gentlemen md Others, md Civ.
ing full Information Of the Syrup, CON DO had
on application to tho Agents. or's
John II. Jeicen r. Carter,
STORE 30 SUMMER STREET,
(Next door TO the Post Oflce)
BOSTON.
Sold by all Druggists.