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The Nevada Democrat., 1860-07-18

DEATH or MHBrER.-The Rev. Chas. He'd
ges, a young minister of the Presbyterian per-
suasion, died at Marysville last Wednesday.
He had recently graduated at the Princeton
Theological Seminary, aud being in delicate
health came to California, hoping change of
climate would be beneficial to him, but his
hopes proved unavailing.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-07-18

Work FOR THE DAsHAwAYs.-On Sunday
week no less than iwenty.six persons were ar
rested in San Francisco for drunkenness. From
this it would appear that the DashawAys have
plenty o. subjects in that city fer their minis
tratione
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-07-18

WooLES FACToRY.-A new woolen factory is
about TO be established in San Francisco. A
Lowell (Msss) paper states that some Of the
operatives had already sailed from that city to
meet the machinery, which had previously been
shipped around Cape Horn.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-07-18

A PHmOsorHER.-Th editor OF the Atslanta
(Ga) american, thinks that, let the politicians
play whatever fantastic tricks they may, scot
ton, aud corn, and wheat, and sugar cane, and
tobacco would still grow, water weuld still run
down hill, the breezes blow, the rain fall, the
sun continue to shine, and last, not least, the
Union would still stand and be preserved"
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-07-18

COPPER MINING COMPANY joint stock
company, named the Cornwall Mining Company"
formed for the purpose Of working the copper mines
recently discovered in the foothills Of San Joaquin
county, has been organized in Stockton. The cap
ital stock is fixed at SlO5 000-2 100 shares Of $50
each. One or more additional companies, having
the same object in view, are in course of organi-
zaton.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-07-18

UNION MovENEST.-The friends Of Bell and
Everett held meeting at San Francisco last
Wednesday evening, and organized u "Union
Club" Lists for sgners were passed round,
and over one hundred names enrolled.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-07-18

sHOr.-A Frenchman named Dsebe Gingras
was shot few days since, near st. Louis, Sierra
by W. G. Long, who mistook the former for q
robber Gingras died.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-07-18

INDIAN DEPREDATIoSs.-The overland stage
from the East, which passed Visalia on the 4th
inst. was nearly twenty-fOur hours behind time.
passenger informed the Delta, that the detention
was caused by Indian depredations on the borders
OF Texas. The Comanche Indians had murdered
the station keeper, and stolen the stock from the
station.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-07-18

GRAssHOPPERs.-Thesed destructive insects
have taken possession Of Honey Lake Valley.
Some farms have been almost entirely denuded
of their crops, while all have suffered to some
aYtpnt
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-07-18

ORovnLE RAnRoAD.-The Butte Democrat
says the grading for this road will be commenced
as soon as the ground shall have become soft
ened by the winter rains, aud the enterprise COM
pleted Us soon thereafter as possible.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-07-18

CIxSABAR,-A company has been formed in
Coloma, to work quicksilver mine, near Center
vile, I'll Dorado county, The mine was discovered
some two or three months since, and the company
have sufficient confidence in its richness to give it
a thorough test.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-07-18

MOVEMENT oR TRooPs.-Iieutenants Piper and
Lorraine, Of the Third Artillery, with their company
stationed at Fort Umpqua, have been ordered By
General Clark to Klamath Lake, account o.
Indian disturbances which have recently occurred ir
that section.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-07-18

DREDGING THE OAKLAND BAR--The Commits
soners under the act passed by the last Legislature
to provide for the dredging Of Oakland Bar, adyer-
tise for bidders to the work, the cost not
70 exceed thirty-fve thousand dollars for all the
material and the performance Of the work,
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-07-18

PorpLArroE OF Sacramento, ac-
cording to the census now being taken, indl-
Gates a population Of nearly $1,000.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-07-18

THE amount Of money nettcd to the managers Of
the the Asylum for the Deaf Dumb and Blind
during the two nights of the Festival held in San
Francisco, last week, was about $1,000.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-27

meanwhile sent 70 England tor Mri hlngi
WHO had previously Been a clerk with hifn,)
and taken him into partnership; consequent
liz. there was no vacancy for the unfortunate
johnson. He isuow in Italy0 His wife will
make one Of the finest singers in the world,
ietuat to MhlfFah, after having had some
practice in the Italian school, Her voice is
,uneouaIled. johnson married her IN Eng
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-27

PLAIN CoLORs. in Poult de sais, grOH grain and
otheTu- .fFti.if1 I gtiuI
FANCY SILKS Of almost every conceivable style
BbAOk SILKS, plain, figured, BaYadgre., ,Brpche
EVENING AND BRIDAL SILKS Of the most SUI
PERI description.
-FOULARD AND spun SILKS, English and
French.
MOURNING SILKS, plain, black and white, steel
and others,
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.A0lry.tlrI.nIItnI.rlIal.

I - STAIR q SON, lSEEDShIEN,
- = No. us Ontario street offer for sale large
and we'll selected assortment Of iiiHHs.in n.ir iF
.uE FIEhD, GARDEN ANB FLOWER SERDS,i
Embracing ali the most desirable varieties tor the
Farmer, Gardner or HOrticulturalist, both OF inn
ported and native growth. Gall OF send and get one
Of Catalogues containing list Of the articles
have for sale. All orders promptly attended to.
ERASS- SEEDS---TIAIUTHY Or
NJ HERDS GRASS. Red Clover, Orchard Grass,
White Dutch Clover Kentucky Blue Grass, Lucerne
Red Top, Rye Grass, Mylusing Red Top OF Bug De-
strOyer miNcd Grass Seed for Lawns for sale at the
Cleveland seed Store. --ly -l-l. Slarl7i Rlndhw
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lIl &C 9. - 81. -. 3! L2Rg enoagI

AIr. King was ln-the concern long enough
Nske $250,oO0, and then be retired to
y % NJ where he also died last year ~
Englana a been, the birthplace Of many
Felana nls.lsl. 5ut never has she sent from
remarAaole men, >sgacious one than A. 7.
her shores more :. - f1stered the French
Stewart. Oar lapd b.. 4 go And. tbeI Ger
man Girard, of Philadslp. llrtb Taiilious
man Astor, and they died W = sge. reaebed
But they never, even at q greaU he is
the wealth of the Irishhah Stewats tbsrd-
yet in the gristls Of his success and no. 4wn
,ened into the. boue Of mammoth OYefgrS =
wealth, Stewart IS this day worth iron-
fourteen to twenty millions Of dollars .he
owns more real estate than Ast9t, and y ne
lives ten years longer, Mr.. Stewart VIII De
worth tom eighty to one hundred millons
OF dollars. q s.t4.,tls q, ~ r.
s-dnsthe yeafs1S353 W'hen-ell vas gloQia anu
confusion in the commercial worlds Wnen
failures were 50 common that the concern
that did NOT ,lail yes regarded With astonish-
menti when the banks all suspended ana
merchants begged OF the Government mercy,
I epd net p BE- forced 70 pay their bonds % ana
duties in specie, Stewart was as lively in the
/ crash Of copmercial elements as a stormy
| petrel il q via hurTicaaeg1 Every body was
breaking. What did the far-seeing Stewart
isdoPl He.Esduced tho stock to oost, sud Ispld
for those prices. Ginghams and such stufs,
that had been retailing for 81 cents per yard,
/ be sold at 20 cents, calicoes in the same pro
/ portion. What was the eonseqhei9ee . Old
women who had stockinged their gold and
silver marched % SieWdfts 20 tHize aasan
/ tageof fhe 6RfnI saerifcs that untuFtuust
merchant was making ana though they ,alI
not want the goods, yet like Mrs T2oole,
they might event ZEN one of these oayA
when they could not be Haa at g lfi such 4 nm
ClalldI llIa F.fl r...,.
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Messrs, Perry Davis & -GenflsweH- "A How me,
uns6iicied, 10 send y0q word Of fcomms1datiOR for
your Pain kiler- have used II in my family these
seyer4l years aud found It an IL claims to be- For
Rhedinatism, Coughs CGldss Burns ehOlerh tenden-
yOnd all price, and a. etieaeiOus beyond any med-
cine within my knowledge. ~ keep il as our chief
family htdfcine and ind is Use 81 Ordinary cases
YoFth more than any Doctor, The testit9ony Or
bthefs anon my acq and friends Is equal
ly favorable Many Clergymen have spoken Of II in
the highest terms as family medicine. MissiOna-
the best medicine used In heathsn lands, tnd they
use il for themselves and families and administer Il
70 Others dr0dnd them 1fifds much an f1ciinel
say anact Of justice tOyourselFes and ben
eft to qheEs, ApP are AZ laFtT e. use this tS3ti-
mOniai, III 81 any service. Rev ". b. JACOBS,
-fJute Editor Christian Chrou.
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LIST OF sPECIFIU REyTEDIEs

Ne. !. .-FOr Fever, Congestion, and IaaanmaiIon-
No. 2557EaF WoTP Fever, Worn Coils Wet'ing The
Ne. 8-Bsr. OoIis CryIng, Testhing, sDd WakafaI
ness OF Infants H.Hf '.1t 7"t il
mer Complaints.
No. 5-Por Cole, GriPlngg, DySentery, or Bloody
FlhrlJ.t A y IL O4AfA ~ d. .t-tir-s.t tts
No. e.--For Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Vomiting.
.,a No E---Bob Coughs, Colds, Inauenzsy and Bore
Throat i'''.. Ii.ia - s.s1''.' go
No. s.-For Tooth-ache, Facesche, and Neuralgia
No. 9-For Headache, Vertigo, Heat and Rullnes
Nof Nofi6.IbffsFEPsiI Pttis-F6f fWeAs and Derauged
stomach Constlpation, and Liver Complaint
No 1l-FOR FEMALE IRREGULARITIES, Scanty, Pain
iul or Suppressed Periods lg .4',is,sn",
No l2-Ror Ieucorrhea Ppofuse Menses, and
Bsartnp Down 'df Females. d % -
No i8-For Group Hogrse Cough, Bad Breathing.
No 1A-sALr RHEUM PuLs-For Erysipelas, Erup-
-tiJns, pimpEes en- the Face. ~ 4tFtl a.saAte
No I5-RHEuMArro PIIIs-For Pain, Lameness,
or Soreness In the Chest, Back, Loins or Lmbs.
ALF6r Feyef' dud que, chm Fever, Dumb AgueI
Old 6iismanaged Agues., ...-...,.Z ........L..-L
P-For Piles, Blind or Bleeding Internal or *
ternaL ,.44aLa ,.4AL ggI
O-Fot Sore, Weak, or Indamed Eyes and Eyehdsi
Failing, Weak or Blurred Sight,
C-For Catarrh, Of long standing or recent, either
khR obstdctdfr Br pnofdse discharge. ''it '@o'"
W. C.-For Whooping Cough, abating lis violence
aDd shortening its course
,.Hi.,aoT .a.....I ..... ,t.," g,.aa.a..
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Gaylord Hammond, G. 8 Mackenzie, NYm. Fisl1e
and .Ei w, SackEideT, Clefeland Ohio; Roberia 3
samuel, Cglumbusi. w A, Graham, sanduskys Car
ter II RrqtbsT. EEie, Pa. !. -. ~ Rpgf ]
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Special alotiffs.
uAs RETURNEp 10 LIS Oh

HAS RETURNED TO HIS OLD
II stand, UNDER TIE AMERICAN HOTEL
where he win continue 70 keep q choice assortment
ofthe most improved kinds Of SPECTACLES. An
his Glasses, ,Whsiher lor near OF M sighted aFV ground
under hiu own inspection, By machinery Of d new
construction, with hs greatest care to suit tho
eyes In an cases, curing weakness, DlEEinees or In
hamnasion Of the eyes, and impariing strength for
long reading6r hne sewing o0
81 n. II. solon0Ns0N would here inierm the
public that be employs any one IN ths sale o
his Lenses.
81 Also, q splendid assortment ofSRY GLASSES,
MICROSCOPES, COMPAsSES, &C., kept on hand
81 ARTfFfcIAL ETEs inserted without pain,
e poFioat 90 naturaI. H.f7aH
oTTIeE7No, iso superior s., under ths American
Hotel. aug2o
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYEll HAIR DYElI
WM. A. BACHELoR's HAIR DYEl
I'bc only HdrmiOSs 0aa Reliable Dye kRopn
l The Original and best IN the voTidl
An Others arc mere limitations and should be avoid
"a if you wish to escape ridicule. 300
GRAY, RED Or RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly
10 beautiful and natural Brown or Black, without
THE least INJURY 70 Hair or skin.
FuTEEN MEDALs AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded 20 wm A. bachelor since lass, and over
oe0oo sppeatons have been made 20 the Hair Of his
patrons ul his famous Dyes.
WM. A. BACkEhOKs HAIR DYE produces q
color not 90 BE- distinguished lrom nature, and is
sAnhAsEED nei % inlure N the iszi h9ssssr % lous
g may Be- continued aud the iA eleet q hed "a IS
romodi9di the Hair invigorutod for liie ~ thla
Made, ssld and applied (in private rcomal at the
VIA Factory, No IS Broadway, n. 4. D. u
Sold in ali cities ana towns ui the United states
~ DrurrtIia and HancF Goods Dealers.
tE- Tho reHulne has thn name and oddresa upon 4.
rtol plafo engraving four sides Of each Box, Of
MA. BACH EhOR,
janIT No. 21s Broadway n. n
Bachelors Hair Dye is sold by
CHURCHILL ERROTHER, Druggists, 81
RIO n W ctfriier Ontario 90. a Puhlic square.
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.HEALEH. OF AMERICAN Nc
III ii MEN.-Read nOtiees in The Iribuna siRoa. .Ds

Gaylord & Hammond, WIN. Fisks., c. s. lIaeken-
zis' y. " Sackridsr, Cisvsianu Ahd BY Druggists
everywhere. -'-'A augf "a
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HEAE wHAr mn n IroFEE rii SAY

fh@ ABdeh4tbed hayin9 ussd Professor Rum
PiHiEYsi sPkfHFtC H0N0EOPATEuCi REhEDIEs
n nus families with tho most satisfactory rsulta md
having fil o0n6denos In their Bsnulnenela purity
and eflcauy uleerfully recommend then 70 al PER
sons Who NisiI V have safe TeHable and eficacioul
remedies AZ hand FOR private domestic use. 1ft
j i Eha Rev. WIN, lloSmer, editor OF = The Northern
independent" Auburn n. y he, Rey z, q, ores-
TIE Row. p Z. Ives, Claplqin Of uie Auburn STATE
Prison the Rev. Spencer 81 Rioe, Rector, Neui Bed
ford Mas. itbo Rev Allen Steele, NeW-YoTk Con
ference, n Y; the Rev. P. s. Pratt, Dorset VI The
Rev gUhn q Robje, Blfalps A, Q. Hart, Esq, Utica,
NY; the hon. Zeal Dow, Poftland, Me- ne Hon.
Schuyler Colla1 south-Bend, Ind; The Hon. George
Humphr8ja ~ N Henry y. Cook, Bs., Editor Of
the "Ohio State Journal y Columbus, Ohio the Hon.
r. H. Graham, Moline, Ill the Hon. Thomas J.
Ohase Monticello, Pa; The Hon. Joseph Bepediet,
'Utica, N r, " WIN. Brisoli Hsq, Uticai n. X A. B
VILE Tenn
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1t0tfls.

M MANHATTAN HOTEL.----NOs.
ltl 5, 8, 7Hnd Murray street. I'd door from Broad
way, opposite the Park, New York. Huggins Fling,
PrOpretors. 81. Huggins, late of Pearl street
Rouse, Boston. H. C. kling, late Of IoYsioy's Hotel
New York. decl
DAGGiS- HOTEL, DETROIT. THIS
House Is located directly opposite the Michigan
the landing OF the Cleveland Steamers and Buffalo
Line Of Prupelers Passengers stopping a. this well
kown house, viii save kifiy Ccl Urnntbus rei Be en-
tertained at less price and equally well as at any
other hrst class Hotel IN the city. IL will be found
IN every respect desirable place for the travelling
pubic, no pains or expense Will be spared 70 make
u ttagreeahls C our guests --.. -.
b. MCDONALD & co.. g.
uayZiR2i -hta1 N N tN.t Froprietors.
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"lLLIAM X. SHERMl IN, /, At
w TOMMY at Law aud Proctor la Adnii
rally, No Perkins Building, fuhhe sguate, Ciest-
land, Ohio maTzuitfi
MI BRUCE, ATTORNEY AND
~ COuNSELLOR AT LAW, Pension Agant,
KdIary Rublic once No los superior STREET, up staorsi
Cleveland, Ohio. --.. u
DOARDMAN AND INGERS0LL,
Attorneys az Law, AtWator Block, foot Of Su
5sTlor straet, Cleveland, Ohio. .....a
". .. BoAEDEAS, tsh6 Z, ?. EsaERsoiiL.
DROOKS & FORD, ATTORNEYS
I'D AT LAM, Pcrkin's Building on Public
Nv rnOoEs, khs 2. y.E6Ep,
WIILIAMSON AND RIDDLE,
w ATroRNEIs AT Law. Once No. - Superior
street. Cleveland Ohio 5. WILLIAMSON 90
jaR2i. !. q a. g. RIDAE.
Al SPER. j. r., ATTORNEY AT
"a Law, Warren, Trum bull county, Ohio. once
40 81 Market street. deesd3l
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= PPTE P4REh S-M VIII Hob q NJ FAsRE, s.,
"a Gore and Slice-whHte eN
pffos So cenls each. For sale Z, WELL 4 CO.
~ Z, co 13 0ntallo %.
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TOKEl9 COKE ~ COKE H.
~ II. WALLAUE. & SONaARE9 NOW MANU-
EASTURiNG Coke from the pure HAAM0hDs-
VILE strip Vein COAL, which d ellpfrlor
to any other Coke In -ths market. We can furnish
testimonials from numerous manufacturers who are
now using it, and who speak Of its character N the
highest terms.
Also, a constant supply Of Hammondsville Strip
Vein sMlrHiNG' 'eOALi and also for Domestic
purposes. r'i
Being located Immediately onthe iinoof the Cieye
land Pittsburgh Railroad, We can ship with dis
patch 70 any paFtof the STATE. Orders sQltetted-
= - f-'e- , , '-' II. n. WALLACE q SON
Hammondsville, JenersOn County Ohlo-
Jgnlafy. 81 ls90, " - y AleIAls
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HUSSEYs 4 COMPANY.

HUSSEYS q CQMPANYayosg
GOAL MERCHANTS, WHOLE
~ SALE AND RETAIL Dealers in Pittsburgh,
Saiineviile and Strip Vein COALS- Also Nut COAL
for Smilhing, 0ihce the east side Of the Cleve-
land Pittsburgh II. r. Coal pier, CleFeland Ohio
Orders left at EuBsay q McBrideis ( y t2ai1lFB
WarehauseA will ueoeiVt PROMPT attention. deelz
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UUI-
clhcs act Ike 3 charm. The entire disease often
arrested az once and "a AZ Gases he violence Of The
attack Is moderated The disease shortened, and rem
dered les danganaug. iOus n. ,calt1
Coughs and Colds, which are OF such frequent oe-
currence and which 90 often lay the foundation OF
diseased lungs, bronchitis, and consumption, may al
be at once cured by The Fever and Cough PtlA
In al chronic diseases, sach as Dyspepsia, weak
Stomach, Constipation, Liver Complaints Piles, Fe-
male Debility, and Irregularities, old Headaches,
Sore or Weak Eyes, CstarTh, Salt Rheum, and other
old eruptons the case hss specncs whose proper ap-
nIcation win Afford cure In almost every instance
Oasn The cure % single eronis dkiouty, such as
Dyspepaia, Piles or CstarTh, Headache of female
weakness has more than paid FOR the case ten tines
0vnH..... .H.H..r.r.....H.
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4ardWarF. = z 70

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VI 7iFss, Fine Raz0rs, Tniors' and House
~ X. FkciEsOrs, IN gredl variety and unusually
Shears ant go a.ll ~ GDLMkLL CO,
s9segs Sss p q &. S.--WE HAVE,A COM
y " i Il vtment Of Carpentsrs' and Coop
N PLETE 1850 90 = best stamps, selling low AZ /.
sis' Teols Of the yer' CoAWEt5l1s &. coss.
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nLATFORM And COUh AtIes saaes
srnles-larEB aud small Sizes Spring Bas sell
F5r Grooers BufCh6rs and families scales 81 70
hv COLWELL 4 CO.
ia fnrrfa rrgfFsn
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LAYING TOOLS.-SYTHES,
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. A TKlNSON AND BUTLER
IA Are now prepared, willing" and able to exc
chanical Dentistry, IN the very best style, and
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The PlTN KILHER'is by udlfvetsal consent allowed
/ to have won for itself reputation uIsurpassad in
the history Ofmedcal Preparations Its lnstahtahe
effect in the entire eradication aud extinction Of
PaI, in all it8 var0us forms incidental 70 th8 hu
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testimony Of the masses in is hyOr have been and
! are its own best advertisement.
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than the following letter, received unsolicited, rOm
REV VI II IACORg.
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.FoR- -AsTTn1 on PFTFlsle, = Oppressed, pif9ut
LAbored Breathing, attended With Cough and ExpeS
torahon Price, 50 cents per box Z i, .-.,. -.
FOR EAR DIscHARGEs ASD DnAFEEss.-Dlscharges
from The Ear the result Of Scarlet Fever, Meaes OF
Mercuriais. For Noises IN the Head, HAIdness cl
Hearing, and Ringing In the Ears, and Ear-aehe,
Price 90 cents per box. tn i ttsa "i nni"d YlA nus
? FOa scRoFuI1 Enlarged Glands, Enlarged and In
durated Tonsils sWelngs and Old UscerS ScJpfulous
CaeheSy 'of children, PIKE, 50 eehes per box.
FoR GESERAL DEBiLITY. = Physical Or Nervous
Weakness Either the result OF Sickness, Excessive
Medication, or Exhausting Discharges Price, %
-cenfs perl box. r.s4 Z. E.AA I'll a. 4ttL 4. tAf
ID. 4. FOB DRoPsY--Blnid Accommodations, Tunid Swell
ings with scanty ySecrstaus,, Proe 90 cents penhoN
F0R ssA-sIcESEss.-Death Sickness, Vertigo, Nau-
sea, Vomiting, Sickness fr9nF riding or motion
Pfice % cents per box. -'.-t ~.
p, Fos UFrSlaT 'DfsE lsEs-For Gravel Renal cai-
Gull Difficult Painful Urinaton, Diseases OF me h1q- h1q-
neya- Price, 80 cents per box
-FoR ,sEsuSAL ElussloSs, -Inypl plgntary Dischsrges
and Consequent Prostration and Debility, BAD II
lulis Of Evil Habits The most s1eeesSiHl and eihi
ciant remedy knnEn, and may be relied upon as q
cure. Price, With fun directions, 81 per box.
r Persons who wish to place themselves under ne
E6fsssonAf chre Or 10 seek -Eiviee Of Prof. HuS.
PHREYs can do So At his Office, b62 Broadway daily
from A NJ 70 So ,sor by letter. "a