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tAdvertiseuentl

" HAT NHN Il Do DEoI VIC ItPIy VU
sirashtway 20 the PHYSIOLOGICAL RooNs or FOWLER l.
WELLS No sos Brosdwy and have your head examined your
written out In M with Chart OF deveopmenfs
and you may then know for certainty what you
pared with others what you do best and how you
In the world" and all your talents to the very best
possible The for this service win be comparatively
small while the derived would be Of great value any
individual
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HrcKs-ruE MASSACRE on TIE sALApIS.

To re Ecsfoy Of The ~ L. Tibs.t.
SIR: notice in your paper of the 9th report of
Hicks alias Johnson's confession, in which he admits
that be engaged in the mu,iny board the bark
salsdin, in April, 1874. This il mystery to NC, as
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Nor. York, June II, 1850.

FoUsD DRowSED.-Coroner Jackman held an in
quest upon the body unknown about IS of
whose body found in the dock the foot OF Eleventh
East River Deceased dressed in blue with brsss
buttons gray pants black cloth end knitted jacket In his
pocket found commitment for May fnegn dated May
49, leo and signed by Justice Brennan verde. Of found
drowned rendered by the Jury.
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CITY ITEMS.

The Rev. 4. L. Cuyler will deliver his popular lee
ture on London this evening, at the Bedford-street
Baptist Church. the occasion of the farewell meet
ing Of the Rev. DR.. Bowling, previous to his depart
ure for Europe.
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ADVERTISEMENT
? OF DELMoN GRACE, ut BARNUN's

MusKVs to day. Ill vOre resort Of the public g
0oxnr The sdyceas present Of talent
md IA factions seldom eqased The Gaat Baby weighing tsy
pounds the Living Skeleton two living Seals sporting Ia tho
water the Grand AQuaa &c &c, visible 1T al hour are
alone wos,h double Tie price Of sdl.Sssoa.
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lAdyertisemen..l


To DEALERS IN ISDIA-RUBBER GOODS.
Notice hereby given that the GOODYEAR ELASTIC FABRICS
CosPASr have purchased all the rights for the manufacture and
Rubber Goods Of all descriptions hereto
fore owned claimed by Chss Goodyear Horace H. Day.
william Jadon and thereby have concentrated all the titles
under the Goodyear and other patents under control and
that they prepared make upon yorabl
terms with merchants for the sale Of such goods.
AL goods having Nuanzed Rubber in them be stamped
with the Companys marks Before they sold they viii be
treated nfnsements aud the Company win prosecute
any proved selling any such goods without due
ucense.-Nev.York, June 9th, 1850.
wy b. BENNETT, Secretary
No. 81 Psrk-row and No. 20 Courtlandtst-
To Tng PCBLIC.
The Company known the Goodyear Elastic Fabrics
wick my nineteen Patents and al titles under Goodyears
Pslsnts with all claims for past infngemeni and by
settled and receipts passed. all goods hitherto manufsc-
tured by supplied others under my authority may be
sold and exempt from such transfer and claim can bo
made question raised touching any such hitherto sold or sa
;horized By NE, HosAcS H. DAY.
Eew.York, June o. 1850.
To rRR PUBLIc
The undersigned having all h- right title and interest In
the manufacture and sale Of Elastic Rubber Goods under the
GOODYEAR patent the Goodyear Elastic Fabrics Company
hereby gives the public that all settlements for past In
nts Of his rights be made with that Company and
Ill future licenses yend such goods his licenses included
must be derived from them.
wnLrss JrDsos, No 81 Psrk.ro~.
WORK, June 8, 100.
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IAdvertisement
OAK ORCHARD ACIn SPRING WATER.-The me-

dicosl qualities Of this Water FUZZY shown y "a. ssnS
may be on application tho Arnt Dese supplied g
liberal terns No Water genuine nnle, rr,e9,ed from n w
BosrwioN Sole Aseat Neoponsan mover ounaans w. sfs
Broadway
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IAdyartis. ment. !
TIE JAPANESE |

TIE JAPANESE EMBASSY at GURNEY's GALE
RY1hr h Photograph taken In the United States Of the Dis
nsuihsd visitors from Japan BY artist San Franci-co.
hos Just been received aud Il exhibition.
}. GrRssr SoS, No. 5o7 Broadway
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TAavertisemsnt-l
JAPANESE EMBASSY.

JuSt received rom Washingon, on eKhibfdon
BRADr's GALLERY,
No CAD Broadway,
The only authentic PHOTOGRAPHS Of them In this cour
Also the different candidates for the Presidency and ves
preaid
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TABLE q ne Lean, Specie Circulation, ard Dpss', % ne
BdHks ire Cifg htto ferk, for e geek ending Sa,.'-
day juno q 1900 othch qoiyed e Capital each Back.
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Sal Juan nvesbe TO the depth e. Is inches srd build such
,yhsryes commerce require IN IL ya
10 Day esOQ yesr the Virgin Bay rosd az onga. Ne C1
paay may eqre ith rsh. TO PIT do"n ard tste up rA
th ue road Is exclusive h The Compsuy aud TO pay Per
pia 50 n passenger ns,crd Of 10 y ccu Of the proh'
We have New Orleans papers rs late as Juue T.
The Picoyape sayt:
seler-c exceedingly inactive ard operations hsye been
either foreign domestic There
kind noticeable Ia either The uPPJ or the
day We ro.a a. follows: Clear sterling hls, ite rii
md II sl bank rates direct rcsnce, ll1allo b oil
ladK ornits 1854 dln8 AMI 09 Francs 3f lndf ls dollar
Sixty dsy bs Newyork &c, a and |! = cent Discount
Sight pa a cent premium
The following 10 the statement Of the d. posite and
coinage at tbe Orleans Branch Mint during May,
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TAXES AND TAX ARREARs.-The influx of money at
the Tax Receivers Office muoh greater during last
week than the week before, probably in consequence
of the quickening influence of the tax arrears sale
which is in progress in the basement of the City Hall.
The sale will continue for more than week longer.
The Twentieth Ward has been reached and partially
disposed Of.
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ASsUAL REGATTA OF INK NEw. York YACHT CLCB.
The Committee have awarded the prizes in the last
foiloxvu.
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Another RAID PAssAGE.-The clipper bark Dawn,
Capt Chase, from Bcenos Ayres, arrived at an early
hour on Monday morning after the extraordinary run
of ,hirty-six days bringing files of papers to May
s. This is tue shortest passage on record from Buenos
Ayres to this port, being $500 miles, thus averaging
1870 miles per day. The last passage of the Dawn was
made in 80 days, from the same port.
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ARRVALS At THE HOTELS.

MA rIONAL HOTEL.-G Tubmen Md; C T
Smith, KIT; Lowering, NH; A Rost. La; n J
Osoorne, GA; 3 Digges, NY; E Perot Pa; w w
Blackman, NY; Mrs Mitchell, Ga; o Winches-
ter, Md; o Bancroft and fam, Miss Mitchell Ga;
3 Bedges, Del; A Beach, NY; Dixie, sc; j
Blocey and lady, Mass: f Jones, Tenn; w III
w hiteneld and daughter, G; j Powell and fam.
Ala; A Moses and fam, sc: s Goodhue. Good
hue, Md; Watson and lady, Ark; A Zongs, JB
Preston, Mrs Tarver, Miss solomon, J Solom on
Ga; Heartwille, Va; f. Houston. Fla + Adm
Pa; Wilcox and lady, Miss Williams Md: II
Scriveniven, Ga; Deyerle, Miss Deyerle W.; y
Smith and lady, Miss Palmer, Md Mitchell a.
lady. Va; II Clement, o; Smith, Pa; C Sew
all, Knight, NY; Rob Boyce, SC; III Vaue han,
Miss; r Moores, Fowss, Ga; 5 Cabaniss and
fam, Ala; w Stewart, Pa; w Brown. La; A Bu-
ell. Mich; w Bethel, Middleton, T JStewart
Md; n seymour, Pa.
BROWNS HOTEL.-G de Marini, ] Show
acre. Nd; w Baraett, Ga; Burrough s and ly. N
G; Mcneil and ladies' Miss; Judge Caruthers,
Tenn; G 6 Wright and ly, Mrs Lindsay, Capt I
ivy, NC; M Howell and ly, sc; o II Bynum,
Miss Bynum, r Goodloe and ly, Ala; w Rob.
srts and ly, T n Roberts, Miss McGran Mis- Phi.
nisy, Miss Douglass, Ga; A Donegan, Moore
Mrs II Patton, Miss Martin, Miss M l. Patton
Miss Moore, Ala; Mr. and Mrs Lewis, w Har.
rls and son, 81; Craig, Va; w l. Dawson, M SIS
T Dolan, XIV; w Graham, sc; w ortham, Tenn,
J Nj Gre.r, sc; s Millner, II Carter. w Forbe,
md ly, Va; G Sykes and ladies, Miss; Potts
Pa.
KIRKwooD HOUSE-Dr Mofitt and son
Mo; N Armson, NY; w Ashe NC; C Cboffer
Mas r Robbins, Conn; Cooke, Va; Tucker
man and ", Mass; c Mcdowell, Pa; Capt c
Turner and ly, USN; w Jones, Mrs Kelly, IA iss
s Kelly, D,Kelly, Ala; w CLARKE, NC
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ia s0aRSfJR,
~ BAISIMORk
LOCK HOSPIfAL,
Has DSsessWsd tSs ssost Csyfssa, Speedy sd ssls
EfsofsaI RsMsdyS - fAs World,
LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMED ATELY.
A CURE Warranted, OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.

Wsak,sss u ss 1ask Sentences Afssasns sfAs
asa Bladder, in'si.nt.ry Discharges, ImPstsnsy, General
ear s., sPs C::.
Dna... q sset iidda.s. D...'. :fth. Head TSss.
nsss AfsIisns sfths Lsngs, stsnach Bsvss-
nI.ass .ad ys,es q
dss npsssisls and destroy beta Body ssd Mad
Especially vs. have victims Of ssii..Iy Wee,
tssi dreadful and which Annually V
..a brilliant intellect might .th.rv.. s.'.
sotssassd sisninS ssnntss viii the thand.rs Of
lsass.
MASHED PE2soAs, ssng Ne, ssal 10 = ,lss,x MAJ
rag, .srI .v,rs II pAyns,i v'sks''s. organic dssy
he vhs places The ss,s Of Dr. j. nay rsur.
sssiy esHads In lis hsnss Gsnsmaa roy
OFFICE Ne 2 s0vYa PREDERICK sfKEEY,
lea bad sid. g.,ng fr.n Bsaasr. sss. v dssr
nsss - paid asd ssat.ia sssanp.
DR.. yOlMsYOM,
r. 90. Il Ii. sssst csss:. u d. sni..a ss.s.
and s :.s p. fs:.. ne q. be. :p:I. q.
iseisd The shing eurss that vsre avs,
1s.. :s:s .s IN % had and =.
49, % . s:,ns ::.'
FAKE PARTICULAR NOVICE.
s. :s .ns .s ;a, a .s s:,.
sss ssy .i:a :::p. I'D a.: s: :..:
-; mend ne destroys '''A -i'A I'd
b early habits Il yssth Wis Wsainsss sfths tsst "a
nss fsns in tbs Mead pnnsss Of Sight, Lsss MsseskS
Psys Palpiausa sfth Rssrt Nervous rits S
a. ofhs Dig ssvs fsaedsos General
',sSss Sr. 4 SGSSn.:%r .S. s.,: e.
BE drs.dsdLess Of Msmsry, Coofusen Of ds Dsprsssa
epsrits SvI Esrbsfin Avsrssn fsseisy, self 0rus
ks's Of ssAds, fndisy, eta, 81 the evils pss
HERvous DEBILnY-Sssss.ad,s a. .sv ,,d.s vA.,
b the ease Of their declining hs.h isssy vrs b.
ssaas ssak, pale snd sinrus,
asest the ceuyh ps.
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
when Ne msguidsd sndiuprsdsn vosary pleasure a.ds
he kAs i1bissa the sssds Of ths panfa stss
essrs him from applying TO thsss v.s re sdseatsa aaa
ey. alone bsfsisnd Tim falls int IT
hands Of SnsfaGt sad dssgnny prstsndsr Who
81 ssng Ach has PseRniaFy substances, kssp him trlipa
tinsd and despair leave him rninsd ksah 4, ,irh
ever bis <ang dissprsstnsnt BY the sthGt dsady
msresry hsstsn the svr,utoms n
ter,bIs dssAss, sseh Hsa Threat Nsss
ss.a IS .s ffEhtfsl rsPidty. I'LL death psu
dsesvssf from whose ne
DE- J0NssodgREMEDYF FOR ORGANIC wEAKuEss
AID lMP0fENCY,
Dy kis great and remedy ,fts.
speedily cured and fni 5sHs
sst asr.sss a1s dse..tsa' vAs had sst all Asps have
an Marriage. PhyslsaI Or Msnt.I pl.s..
asaroas Lsss 81 Ffserssss Power nsrvsus
rysmhinS aad Weakness Exharsa De Issi IA -
slAd s7sssdly cared
ENpoAsEMEAf or ZEE PREss
I'll Many fhousAsDs cared atthis nssitstis. visha
ne .c ysars and the 1srs
cal spsrusas psrsrnsd 81 Dr. Jshnssn, Sv ~
rspsnsrs 81 Us papers and nsny sthsf psrssas usss -
vns have sfssssd sgsa and again bsfsss public h.
ass hs s;aneng gsnuszAa Of shlsasss and gssDsss
sny n sisnt gsssantss 70 tbs snistsd ian DIV
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WOOD AND COAL.

w ooD
Delivered to all parts Of the cftx n, tha lo-.-,
possible rates. " '"s'
o TT L w. NJ. GAIT,
once 2S2 Pa. av., between 18th and 18th sts
ma N-u north aide.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING ON HAND
Il, an extensive stock of FU Ell, is prepared 70
WOOD Sawed and Split any size
Call and see for yourself
R. w. BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer.
mails B. <. corner of Fourteenth and n "a
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PROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS FOR THE
l. NAVY.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau a. Construction, Eqvspr,zenf.

Bureau q co.si'sei;o:, Ea..sn.e.s. se.,{
SEALED Proposals. to furnish mascrisIs for The
Navy for the fiscal year ending the seth June, 1861
m tS nsss Tss.s GGSSs
must be endorsed !" ProposqIsJo, Materials }o1 &c
The materials and articles embraced In the
schedules any Of . hich wlll be furnished to such
ss Gssi1s 70 onsr. on APPLICATION to the Comman.
Agents nearest ,sto and those Of al the Yard,
upon n I:ppnett on 70 this Bureau. This division
AL, iequlred for bids The Commandant and
scheduIss Of the other for eIsmsnScsn % onIy
from which lI mar be Judged whether it viii Be
Offers must be made for the " Whole i of the class
IN snI fSPoa 9II OF the PRINTED
The contract will be awarded to the lowest boua
Ths &. f9E s
ject al the bids for any class, If deemed sxoTbtsnt
n in Ssss 70 6
packages, as the case may be, al the pense and
to the Inspection. mea'qrement count, wsis To-.
Sfths Ysrd where received. and to the entire sstis
respect yards for samples Instruction. or par
things VIII s9G eli % 0thsr
Giles Of American manufacture.
NsS.J ouoi, - IequiIou " tne law OF 10th Au.
gust, 1875, must be accompanied BY q written guar
apffs, the form OF which II herewith gwen.
Scn ss %f1 s y. be
thereafter Is PRACTICAL Q, which they will be ne
a9ited % execute within ten days after II. receipt
in the full smsuns vii 3 81 saiT
slsn the eontIaSt and their responsbility certified
Dglstrlot Attorney, Collector. or Navy Agent AZ
o@ the soust oftRs bs ans tSs oo p.
tract shall have boon completed; and eighty Der
eentum OF each bill, approved In triplIcate by the
Ss aPs Of The fs;psoys y.Id viii Be paid
thii n, days alter its presentation to him.
NAL aRulated IN the contract that, If default be
oy the parties Of the FIRST part IN deiIyerins
FOR In tSs Of hs articles mentioned in any oass bid
the soove provided. then, and in that casa
20 ths Unit, States sum OF monev not srcsakooy
covse M amount Of sreh olsss, which may be- re-
SY ias In that case provided. approved March
Sss, No ts % Pc delivered one-fourth part ON or
the 9th July, fourth par, by the ~. VI osIop
bef, ana TIE reasaiader By The lat Dsos1be9i isst
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Actors ARRESTED FOR DIsoRDERLY CoSDucr.
The New York Post of Tuesday evening, says !:
Two actors, John II. Allen, formerly manager of
the Bowery theatre. and James Campbell. We're
arrestedlast night by officer Powers of the Eighth
ward, for disorderly conduct 1t is charged that
they entered several houses In Mercer street,
when they were noisy, broke furniture and made
q general disturbance. Their conduct at the sta
tion-house was in keeping. Allen ripped up the
bunk, cut of the water pipes, and perpetrated any
amount of miscellaneous mischief. The prise
ners were brought before Justice Connolly al
Jefferson market this morning, who administered
q reprtmand and then set them at liberty.
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A DUEL BETWEEN Two BRorHRRs-Both
Killed The Natchitoches Chronicle OF the 25tb
ult., records the following terrible tragedy: "A
quarrel arose few nights ago between two
brothers named Longino, (William and Burril }
residing a few miles above Campte, when a
proposition being made by one of them that they
should fight 1t out Immediately with double bar
relied shot guns, it was accepted by the other
and firing simultaneously, both Of them We're in
sanity killed ,,
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III "drummer' for a liquor establishment
in Baltimore, says the Richmond Va, Whig
was arrested and thrust into prison, Sunday, on
the charge Of selling offering TO sell goods with
out having obtained a license, as required by law
He was, however, subsequently, released, il having
been shown that he did not attempt a sale, but
merely entered into some negotiations with an old
customer.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

hAILY LINE OF NEW FOUR-HORSE
u COACHES TO UPPER MARLBORO,
Cdrryirg the y. s. Mail.
The undersigned are now running Daily, (except
Sunday,l -Four horse Coaches be- <Da
bOro', rs follows: EDR&2A
Leave the Steamboat Hotel, corner of Seventh
street and a. att O'Clock O.. IN. Returning leave
Upper Marlboro at IL O'Clock a. m, and arrive in
Washington az s O'Clock, In time to connect with
the % p. m. tain for Baltimore.
The Coaches are new and comnod,ous the teams
hrst lass In the hands of careful and accommodate
ing drivers.
Fare to Upper Marlboro. 50 oents.
10 Long Old Fields. ..-..--....-..-S
10 Centervlile. So
Freight and packages in proportion,
gu l5u OSBORN 4 CO, Proprietors.
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NEW ORLEANS
I'M TH1EE DA~A
WITH TIE
CHOICE OF THREE ROUTES.
&A@ "a

..r ALL nail hOO IEp VIA
Orange and ALEXANDRIA Railroad
TO LYNCHBUR6:
Virginia and Tenaessee,
East 1ennessee and Virginia,
East Tennessee and Georgia,
Nashville and Chattanaaes,
Memphis and Charleston,
Mlssisstppi Central,
Nes1 Orleans and Jackson,
TO NEW ORLEANS!
MEMPHIS ROUTE:
Memphis by Rail, thence BY First GLASS Packets 70
New Orleans.
MONTGOMERY AND MOBILE ROUTE.
Montgomery by Rail, thence TO Mobile BY First
GLASS Pockets: Mobile to New Orleans By
Lake Steamers
TWO DAILY TRAINS-SuNpAYs INCLUDED,
Leave Washington at q. IN. and 8 D. m
The Steamer GEORGE PAGE leaves her wharf
foot of Seventh street at 81 O. m: and ek p. m. and
connects at Alexandria with the Orange and Alex
andria Trains for the Southwest
Ohce-Pennsylvsnia avenue, corner of Sixth IT.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
u WASHINGTON BRINCH

CHANGE OF Hours.
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, June 18th,
1850, trains will run a. follows:
Leave Washington at % and T.la q. m,
Leave Washington at so and $50 D. no.
On Sunday at % p. m.
Leave Baltimore At AS and g. 40 g. m.
On Sunday at Is q. m.
Passengers for the East will take trains at $50
and 7.40 q. IN and 20 d m.
For the w est at 746 O. m. and $40 D. m.
For Annapolls at TAO q. I'M. and $40 D, m,
On SATURDAY evening the $50 p. m. tram goes to
Philadelphia only.
ie lS-d + Fl. PARSONS. Asent.
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nR. J. BOvEE DOD's
- IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS.
Are now being ussd from Malne to the reat Ss,,
them either nisdieixs or a. Seve,ass Is tsss
,h are unsurpased in the world pr. Dods used
OF him the aoie sht P 70 saTS before
and present them for sale 20 the public For the
pspsis, Piles, Nervous Bsss'es Fsmafs c ON
2and s ahd al cases rs9nItng tonic, they are be-
their medicinal properties they ars pnrsi wbn1s
esas. nna .s dsssg
without their injurious results Let ali friends ns
humanity And all advocates of temperance assist
for the ise1ai poisons and edisea;sa Bitter:
With which the country is Hooded, and thereby efs
teo.ustty sd In ban.shng Disease and Drunkenss.
pro SHIaKLE e WWIIlRE,D IInF CO.
J. sGHWAR%iES. Agent, to" YORK.
washington, d. G.
DIR. j. BOVEE DOpg
IMPERLAI GIN SfTTERS,
rGr Diseases Of the Kidneys, Bladder and Ur,nsr,
never fail to cure, and warranted TO give ssts
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD CO.,
rfopnetors' Is William st., New York.
ie1IyL Agent. Wsshlnxt1onS.1 he
Eef III GAE S S1fS ANP i sEEEaEs4As
APPLY THEk REMEDY
REJOICE IN HEALTH
ftiend, DO you suffer! Are you the victim of apv
OF those numerous ailments which arise ROW ~
purity OF the blood? What are they do Won Az,
Rather AK, What are they not! The blood ia sha
source OF life and health, and it is the first eemsnt
u ouI oeing 70 respond to any cause which sfeots
On. ~ stem as the pulse infalby attests The ever
soD SUD. nSerofna the agonizing Rheumatism, Nsro
yoas Deblli,y, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint v,t, X.
ADO q. jeetlon and the numberless ills thai
nesD helr %, derive heir hdeOus origin from fhs
plo0di Deal kindly thsR and gently with the hiooT
ths vltalizlng resources Of nature for ita ala
ano suner US TO commend to your oop6denoe M
use that Truly valuable medieament known A
yun,.y MRS; ~ C0xS
win regard to this almost infallIble snec,6,
popular sentiment has spOken in decided teSms9
famed by constant ayowals Of curative efFents sS
the napPlest results from its are after MI otha
remedies and the best medical skill have fea ei0f
Let us say, In conclusion, that csrtifcats..
cures are NOT sought from the Illiterata And 49,
hclaI, put they are volunteered from ths mosFoaa
speotaDe sources and justify the hIrhast tasm
Wnion ~ ID possible to commend 10 vain. rs ~
SPECIFIC TO pub 10 approval We may Id nIso ts.,
he curative properties Of the medicine are eanaiIsS
ns 9s is ,S scts the sysm
For sale BY oil respectable Drussists ~ vit S!.
city, and By the proprietor, Mrs. M coz this
None genuine unless her name is bIovn o. a..
bo6t.e and her seal on the cork VA oae
NJ rrlce vi per bottle, six bottles for as
Wholesdls q geat. II. =. T. CISSEI X.~;.
Georsetown, ID C., Wholesale AGENT ia D,ltus&ist,
uiS' spa VII supply the trade at my prices. "' LIE
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Ottvys HAZARD PERRY-The Providenf

OLIVER HAzARD PEkkY.-The PROVIDENCE
Gazette of November %, 1913, announced the ar
rival OF Perry at his home, after his brilliant VIC
tory a. follows Son Monday morning last ar
ri yed In this town, from signal scenes Of glory
Commodore Perry, the hero Of Lake Erie having
closed his western campaign with a lustre thai
will fmmortalfze his name in the annals of the
country. The display of the Union flag, repeated
disc charges from the United Train Of Artillery
with the ringing of bells demonstrated the feel
tngs Of bis countrymen on the happy return Of the
hero to bis native state after MANY shair-breadth
,scapes' and moving accidents by food and
neld ~
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MEDICINES.

4EDIOINES, 4
IN Pc O II L E -;
OR,
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM.
FEVER AND Asuz RxrERMISArED.
THE HUMAN CONSTITUTION SAVED
FROM WRECK. II
THE Preventive AND REMsDY 4
INTERMITTENT AND BILIOUS FEvERs.
SOhEo AANCO Ell In n DAns
NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE.
IMP ECTINB, INPECTINE.
INPECTINE, INPEcTTNE.
INPEcTINE, INPSCTINE.
The terrible malady known Is the FEVER AND
AGUE has smittsn hundreds Of thousands of per
sons throughout the world every year, ard has
never till now been met By successful medical
treatment that has not produced severe
MEDICINAL DISEASES,
which affect the lungs, the spleen, the liver, thu
heart, or othsr parts of the human org anism. The
INPECTlNE il the natural antagonist OF all fe-
vsrs and when IL comes in contact with the skin,
is absorbed BY the interior organs. which resist
easily missma and all tendencies towards those
maadies which PROSTATE the mind ana body with
fever.
Fever and Ague result from numerous causes.
No place 10 exempt from the causes which promote
the existence of the disease. That being onos seat
cd in the system induces depression Of spirits, las
situde, lsnguor, pains, ohills. fever, and q long
train Of disagreeabs sensations, deprving the pa
hent Of all energy, and reducing him or her TO
condition Of 20
EXTREME HELPLESSNEsS.
Win ill an nm s,fr., th> horro,, ~ . aahit-
itaans Intermittent Fever, when by the Of the
INVALUABLE INPEcTlNE,
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM.
the eminent medical and magioal qualities of which
are instantly absorbed,
ALL TRACES OF DISEASE NAY BE ANN
HILATED IN A PEW HOURS,
SELF-CARE Is BETTER THAN PHYSIC.
NATURE Is WISER THAN ART.
EVERY DISEASE HAS A DIVINE REMEDY.
THE WISE APPLY WHILE THE FOOLISH
DREAM.
BETTER PREVENT THAN sTRIvE TO
CURE.
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
THE INPECTINE,
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM,
Has cured Thousands of both sexes of the most
dreadful Fevers. Read and reheot
WONDERFUL EXPECTS.
Lemuel Bonsall, Of Pittsburg. for two years use
less to himself and sooety-a martyr to Chills and
Fever-oured in less than three weeks, and I'm
proved In eight hours.