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DEMONSTRATION. H. c. Estes, who has
been settled over the Baptist church and socie.
ty at East Trenton, Me-, for number of
years, has closed that connection and accepted
a call to go to Leicester, Mass.
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A REGATTA MEETING.-A meeting of all who
DESTROYS to have the great union regatta in Worces.
ter, this summer, will be held at the Bay State
House next Saturday evening, at halfpast seven
o'clock At that meeting the proper steps will be
taken to find out what inducement citizens
willing to offer to secure the regatta. We have rea-
son to believe the people of Worcester will respond
literally, and that the committee which may be ap-
pointed TO superintend the matter will be empower
ed to arrange programme a most liberal scale.
1t is very important that what is done should be done
quickly, and that the meeting on Saturday night
should be largely attended by those who will lend
their aid There promises to be unusual array of
college clubs who will enter for the races, and Yale
and Harvard clubs will this year find
thy rivals in those of Brown and Union col
leges, both of which latter will be repre-
scented by shell boats. Yale College will send
two lapstreak boats to contest for the trial the
second day. The Freshman and Sophomore classes
of Harvard have accepted the challenge to rowing
match, sent them by the corresponding classes of
YALE which will heighten the interest of the
sion very much. We hear of many crack Charles
River who desire to exhibit their skill on
Lake Qunsigamond, provided the prizes are liberal
The regatta promises to be very large and brilliant
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FIREMENs PREsENTATIoN.-The eX-members of
Engine Co. No. 6, at meeting at the Lion saloon,
last evening, presented Capt. c. F. Tew with silver
wine castor a token OF their regard. The pre-
sentatiOn was most handsomely performed by Capt.
Hersey in some highly complimentary remarks.
Capt Tew made good response. 1t was very in
teresting occasion to all present, amongswhom
Mr.. VIM. Jelfers, the distinguished builder of the
''Jefers tubs.'n The present will be on exhibition at
Coeman's for few days.
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CITY AND COUNTY.

The CoNcERT.-We hope to see Mechanics
Hall crowded this evening. a full concert is
to be given by the National Band, to which
everybody" is invited, and especially those
interested in the welfare of the band as mus
zeal association, for the purpose of hearing the
report of the committee appointed at the recent
meeting to raise funds for the purchase of in
struments &C. The liberal appropriation of
the city government, whereby $500 are devot-
ed to securing series of open air entertain
ments by the band during the summer, en-
courages the belief that the band can be sus-
tanned; and it is to be hoped, that the general
wish of our citizens to this effect will be so sig
nited this evening as to leave no more room
for doubt. We learn that if anything like
public interest in the matter is manifested,
many gentlemen, who as yet have not done
so, have signitied their intention to subscribe
toward the amount required. One good, hearty
effort this evening will accomplish the desired
object. The gentlemen in whose hands sub
scription. papers have been left, are requested
to return hem to John Boyden's office as early
as one P. NJ, to-day, if convenient
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MAY PARTY-The children connected with
Nason's singing school went maying, yester-
day afternoon, to Salisbury's woods, on Pres
colt street. near the cemetery. The children
INDUCED in various sports, as playing ball,
swinging, &C., and notwithstanding the cloudy
sky and disagreeable east wind, had good
time About two hundred and fifty participat'
ed in the enjoyments.
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To Purchasers of Clothins.-Partcular atten-
ton is called to an examination of MY STOCK OF
CLOTHING which for style, make and nish is second
to no Custom work in the city
Garments made to order in the best manner at short
notice.
just bear in mind that you find better goods at this
store and buy them cheaper than any other store in
the city. D. IL. EANIES
Harrington Corner Main and Front street.
apo diff Opposite C,itv Hall
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X y Mn Wy III M AMI AL i AN
of November, 1852.
Name OF the Company? The Manhattan Life Insurance
Company.
For what period? Without limit
Where located? New York City.
State III full the assets the Connany? 1851 T46 60
Amount in real estate, at cost, on the books of
the Company? gllg Is
Amount loaned mortgages of estate? 34S $50 10
Amount loaned on notes securedhy culluterals
O. Of personal property? 4Ol645 IA
in Bark and on hand, 2s,i25 90
Agents, accounts in course of collection and
tr'msmission' 5O4S9 IS
ft9eRs sIi2 5 So on s,o.,. 1851 50
Amount due to the Company which is overdue
and ~ arrears? Amount OF notes
pended policies included above and on risks
terminated by the Company, not known OK
actyi some account i'll transitO apprOXi-
mailcy, p 600 M
Amount Of losses claimed against the Com W
pany! whether acknowledged as due ornot
by the Company, 3l5OO 90
ed, promised. or acknowledge cd Indebtedness
or other claims including dividends bonus
es ON distribution OF surplus profits? 1886 &c
Amount received for premiums the past year? 81
Amount received Tor premiums in cash? l5U,6i6 50
Amount received for premiums in prrmisory
notes or secur ties? 49, 7O6 &c
Amount received for interest the past year? 1855 81
Amount paid for interest the past year? 665 ~
Amount OF guarantee funds? And state par
ticuarly whether the are in cash OF
subscription notes. The Company has an
actual capital paid up in full in cash. and in
,,y vested ed "f,e!olrling to law, 100000 90
funds bonuses or estimated profits paid,
whether in cash. scrip or otherwise on cred
II. and whether on demand, if on credit
Tor what length OF time, and whether paw
able at specific time. ndcfl itcy at
the discretion ct the Company? Optional
under certain conditions, with the assured
otherwise at the option of the Company.
Amount paid for expenses, taxes, and commits
sions, the past year2 as 9S5 p
y. h. MORGAN, President
,,, ,. 5, a. HowLAND. Agent,
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what or Which is the Best, Vermifuge
or Pain DestrOyerf-Is question daily and hour
y asked by parents for the health of their chill
dren All who are at all acquainted with the article
Will Immediately answer, DIR. MLANES CELEBRAT-
ED NERM1FUGE, PREPARED FLEMING BRoTHERs
PITTSBURGH PA. 1t has never been known to fail and
is one of the safest remedies that used friend
OF ours lately handed to the following statement in
reference to this Yeunifuge:
NEW YORK, September 25, 1882.
Gontlemen-A young lady OF my acquaintance had
been for long time troubled with worms advised her
to try Dr. NJ Lanes Celebrated Vermifuge prepared by
Fleming Bros of lttsburge, Pa Sho accordingly pur-
chased ana took one vial which caused her discharge
gn unusual large quantity of worms She was inmedi-
atey relieved of all the dreadful symptoms accompanv
ing this disease and rapids recovered her usual health
The young lady does not wish her mentioned: her
residence however is 800 Fifth street. and she refers to
Mrs Harde, No. 8, Manhattan place.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR. M'LANF'S
CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE. manulact ured bv FLEM
ING BROS, of ttsburg, Pa. All other Yermifuges in
comparison are worthless. DR. NJ Lane genuine Yerm
fuge also his celebrated Liver Pills can now be had at
all respectable drug None genuine Uittout The
signature Of FLEMING EROS
myl6 d6tEwIt r2a1
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DIED.
In Holden. May Is. ClariSsa ChaIln ST.
Funeral Friday at O'Clock at the residence of Mrs
Thurson. Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
In Fltchhurg, Nav "A, William Carlton, 49,
In Providence r |. May 10, widow Ann Cnnlon 100
IN whistler Mobile Co, Ala David Warren, formerly
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Special Jotltes.
Wind, winch is ono nest, VermIfnge

HAOme9 pathic Medicines of all kinds kept TO
sale at 2J9 Main street, up stairs by c. H. JENCKS
'
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Ilili's Mint specific For Badness and Falling Of
Of the Hair. For sale by GEO Il. sPURR, Drugplst
Main street. dNwtf 1,nn1 -
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The Middcsex county Sunday school con-
vention is to he held in the Unitarian church
in Watertown on Wednesday, 23d inst.
Geo. P. Wiggin, son of Caleb NJ. Wiggln
of Lowell, committed suicide in Tewksbury on
Monday.
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Lime, Cement Calcincd Plaster and Hair for Masons
Plaster OF Paris for Farmers. Just received good sun.
ply and Will be kept constantly hand and for sale by
mhJl d&wt DRAPER a. CLARK,
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Uotites,

ENEW NUSlci NEW MUSIC.-100 Pieces of
EssSIssszsl New Music just received, consisting Of
Songs, Ducts, and QuNrtetts both vocal
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.RETURN OF THE MANHATTA.

rent al low prices
Music or Books sent by mail, (post paid receipt of
the price. JAS. 4. DORMAN
mYl6 Main strrct
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r, \, ,,, y ID. MORGAN, President.
-, = a. ROWLAND. Agent,
mVl5 deod3t Worcester Moss
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ing in these woods is a great business. Some
of the best engineers on the road, who are
paid SO and $50 a month, usually leave at
that season. and make about $3.50 month by
hunting, besides having their amusement and
"a good time" for a season, in the woods.
But the richest and widest hunting regions
of Michigan are further north. job.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS

~
Who are soon 20 return to their homes, and who
would add TO the comfort and beauty ofther houses
respectfully invited TO our warehouse, Pennsyl
vsnla avenue, Market space, No 4, third door east
Of Ninth street, where they may find full and COM
Elegant Wilton Velvet Carpetinss. from sl.25 to
Rich EnEli.h Brussels do. at from 90 cts.
Rich l%R Ri d.T1. a bs to the yard at
gsRa t6o sfa imported Double Ingram do
Also sI widths twilled d plain Venetian do 10 for
hall and passages, Is to Is cents,
Also, elegant wide Oicleths for rooms halls. pas
Also new Cocoa and cs1on % Esi IN 1sas
kich and extensive variety of Velvet and Brussels
Rugs and Druggets, in borders and by the yard,
Superior ard very cheap All Linen Sheetings,
Real Silica Table DaInasks, from Ga to Il WIDE,
Table Cloths In all sizes, "a by "a to L. by IA,
Also, foweliings, Toilet Quilts, and other Toilet
Goods, in pleasing and great abundance, very
CURTAIN MATERIALS.
Our stock of rich and appropriate materials for
Curtains is not to be surpassed, in point of ee-
sanee, variety, and reasOnableness Of price, any
Elegant Satin Brocatels which are nearly 2 yards
Damask and Satin LANES. from so cents to So.
Extra rich Embroidered Tapestry, a article
for curtains, RICHER than brocatels,
Reps and Turkey Cloths, in embroidered patterns
Also, superb EmbT odeTed Lace and Muslin Under
And all the Lornces Side Bands beautifully repre-
Side Cords, and TasseIs and Gimps to match
In consequence of the advanced stage of the sea-
son. we have determined TO rum off any of the above
goods at just about the first cost and at prices
warranted to be less than the same be had else
where.
All goods sold to go to distance will lie carefully
packed for transportation and sent of free of extra
je IOteo CLA6ETT Il DODSON.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

NATIONAL R0TEL.-T Payne. DC; ] Jams.
son and fam, Va; p IngTaham and fam. Ga: q ba,
R Eossei tIi sntn and lady, N.Y. Wheeler
peeoles, Ky; Arthur, Va; c B Thurston, Nd; b
"A ne eearth1r, Dem; Monorief. NY; Mai Bowman
ter sGo fam. Mo; Miss barter, Ky; Mrs Benedict
} BENEDICT, = Z Hale, G Carter, Ma; WIN RrTns
Nd , TsyIoT. Eng; TBOwling, a. Albizer, Beri
~, Md Il Price. La; ID lowrawski, Rms; DWhit-
more, Mass Marshall, -; Mrs and Miss Hitch
Gock, Saj - J1hnson and ly. Md; Reiney, G De
hoth, NY; WhIttls, ny; A White. MISS Sell
man, Pa; Mrs Anderson, Miss Beard, SC; C lett
La; II CHER, hid. = -'---'-' '''
9 BkOWNS, HOTEL-W A Wagner, Md; ! p
SSGott; Dc; Lowe, NJ Owings, A Whiting, Md; II
Eleod and fam, Gov McMnllin Va; A Wilson
ga; MeTi9ni sc; H Jones, X oberts, Pa; II
pam. NY; Lockett and ~, OSN g Butler and Iy
Lex Lex Brent, Va; w PisttsbqIg and fam, w Ma
kn,;,A p MEEK, Wen, Md; TownsOnd, NY;
Br1nn, sc; McNuse, Vex; Morrill,, NY; Miss
a Armstrong. A CChaIles, Ga; M Levy. ~:
San sy1 Va; Kolofns, Nd; H Thorpe, Tenn; w
KIRKwOOD HOUSE, n Jones. Pa; r. Mn.
fraye, %; Lockwood, Me; A Godson and 'Iy, Md,
Olden, DC; Salmand, l. Watkins, Nv: r r
tpsove, va; Spying, Pa; 4 Brown, Nd; j d Neal,
r.; JaIGeiIa, Va Wilkinson, CSN; J InderTi.
rlden, w Berry, Md.
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MEDICINES.
PURIFY THE BLOOD.

w PURIFY THE BLOOD.
w ITH Corrupt, disordered or vitisted blood, you
must be sick all over. IL may burst out in pImPies
or sores, or in some active drsease or Il may mere
" keep you stless, depressed and good for nothing;
But you cannot nave good health while your blood
Is impure. AYERS SaRSAPAklLLA purges
ont these impurities and stimulates the organs OF
life into vigorous action, restoring the health and
expslIng disease. Hence II rapidly cures variety
of complaints which are caused by impurlty Of the
blood such as Scrofua Tor Kings 6vil,l Tumors,
Ulcers, Sores, Eruptlous, Plmples. Biothes, Biles
St Anthony's Fire, Rose or Fry pelas, letter or
Salt Rheum, Scale Head, Ring worm, Cancer or
Canoerous Tumors Sore Eyes, Female Diseases,
such Retention, Irregulsrity, Suppression,
Whites, Sterility, SYPHILIS or yenereaI Diseases,
Liver Complaint and Heart Diseases. Try AI-
ER'S SARSAPARILLA. and see for yourself the
surprising activity with which II the blood
and cures the disorders.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL is so univer-
sally known to surpass every other remedy for the
cure of Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hosrseness,
Ctoup, Bronchitis, lneIpient Consumption, and for
the relief of COnsumptive Patients ia advanced
stages of the disease that ii iE useless here IN
count the evidence OF its virtue. The world knows
them.
AYERS CATHARTIC PlLLS-for Costivs-
ness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Dysestery, Foul
Stomach, Jaundlce, Headache, Heartburn, Piles,
rheumatism, Dropsy. Worms, and In short for all
the purposes of a purgatIve medicine.
Prepared by J. g. AVER a. CO., Lowell, Mass
and sold by all Druggists everywhere. je q colin
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II Letters from Denver City and Nebraska
City state that the emigration to the Pixies Peal
gold mines was undiminished, although Iarye
numbers Were returning home disguised with the
prospect before him The necessities of life were
held al extremely big prices, and the wages of
common laborers were extremely low, RANGING
from 81 to 81 so per day.
EXECUTION IN VIRGINIA.-On Friday Nathaniel
Harten expiated on the gallows at Moundsville
va, the crime OF numbering Melissa Morris IN
whom he confessed 10 having waylaid and thrown
into the ravine, where her body was found A
very large crowd was in attendance and an EXTRA
fdln WIS run by the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road at that point
III The grand jury of Middlesex county have
returned bills of Indictment against Silas CaTls.
toE and three other United States deputy marshaIs
for attempting to arrest F. b. Sanborn on the
requisition Of the Brown raid
IL Only one newspaper in New York city AZ
YET supports the Douglas faction, and that is a
weekly journal of local circulation and limited
1nnuence--N- Y. Day Book
IL An amateur sculptor Of Butler. Mo IS on
gagged in chiseling All ideal piece of statusry from
coal, which he calls an ''African Slave" -
IL The Chicago Times reports that the .n,I,
Po1 Is In that city, and two deaths have already
occurred from it,
W IL Is said that sporting Duke has given
an order for model of Tom Savers the s7z. of
life, to be taken, and cast in silver.
IL convention of spiritualists held ito sss-
slons In Burlington, VT, on the 18th and Iltb
only about $50 persons were in attendance.
~ bear weighing $50 pounds was killed
wiinin nve miles Of Staunton, Va, on THURSDAY
last. ~ ~ ANu''Uoy
u The resurvey Of Mobile Bay, which has
Deeh Undertaken with the object Of improving the
maroon, has just been completed
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DENTISTRY.

M TEETH.
lI1s LOOMS, M. D., the inventor and Iatentes
Of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, a.
tends personally at his office in this city. eDa
Many persons oen wear these teeth who ~1S10
cannot wear others, and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my ofhce can be accommodated
With any style and prlce Of Teeth they may desire
eeanest, strongest, and most perfect denture thai
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted
Rooms in this city-No. 1856 Pa. avenue, between
sth and 10th SITS. Also, 9O7 Arch street, Philade
phia. 90 I-ly
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Helmbold's Genuine Preparation.

"HIGHLY CONCENTRATED"
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
A Positive snd Specific Remedy
For Diseases OF the BLADDER, KIDNEYS
r. IL c ~; SiS n = > ~ n ~
and eXcItes the ABSORBENTS into healthy &C
ton, by which the WArERY OR CALCEROUS
dePosItlOns, and ali UNNATURAL. ENLARG E
MENTS are reduced, as vel as PAIN and IN
FLAM NATION, andLs good for
MEN, WOMEN, Or CHILDREN.
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MEDICINES.
m. yoHNEroN,
" BALYiuoRE

NJ. SoHIsroN,.
Hss Dtsces~sd fls ssosf Csrtats SPEEDY, a.d s~ir
EfsefraI RSpssdy fks World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
LET NO FALSE DELIcAcY PREVENT.
APPLY MINED ATELY.
A CURE WARRANTED, OK NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TEo DAYS.
.se Bladder, n..,snsry DlsehsEfs. l@Ss.nsy ss..ssl
Debility, Ssr'es.n.s., DysP.p,y L.sfs1 Les spre C.s-
DInn.. sigh Gtaoinss D.ssss sfths Esse TArt-
See. or sl,S As.susn. q q. Ls1g. s:..,ss" $50.
sss.. D:.ss .ns 90 D'sSs. no,
YoVEG ME-
E.p.e.y .h. have Shs q s.ia.Ey Wee,
an sntmsly fra,. sds sf Yssas Msn q n.
sltsd tslsnts spd slaht nts.st shs n As.s
ssss..
hA1hinp fEkfoss - fssef nsa ssa...fisusl nss-
naE. s.iat .-.rs 81 Reyss. .'.sS''a' ''f>n" s''v'
u. vhe places Ssssfsnd.r 81 d. v-.y p.hfl
s.., sOosd. IN 81. ssoss a. gentleman and ssssS's, ''s
OFFICE Ne sOVrK rRrDEnlCrtrhIEY,
s s.rn.r Fs s.t !. .s..rTs Ssn. ssG ss.s.s I.asT,
.sst be psie sse ssatsia sssAnp
DE gOnHrrou,
s-s. .fss. Regal C..gs sisssE..~s Ls.ss. s,.s..'s
IRON q the sinsht Colsfss he ruitsa ststs
,Issi. q Londsn Para pha sHd .l..sS.r.
ss.a .sH, q q. ms', ss''asI sSr.s se.s s.I. ...S
s.9 ...I E..' s.,'ss.a... S.as ssrs.s . '.s..
viii dsrsnEsm,nt 81 nnd cured mnsdisislv.
TAXI PARrlCpLAR NOTICE
..r..S prseae. ,nSSs.s q ss.s .os.". Ssss .s..s,,
.s s,5 iron ss s &C.. o. :, .sSos q: .t.ss
nsrfiaG. imVo.,lb., dsslrsy, usss ssS
rSo.. ar. .o. q d, ed sba u.1eh., .ts. ,t.s...a
~ .sIly hssIu q yerh 'ii N.stu..' - ths sseh ssd
Power Pa Papon Of ths Essrt DysPsPsy NsrEsus irrash
~, DsrahGsmsni Il The DGss.s fNnesus 6snsra Dssy,
MENTALLY.-Ts, fs.rfui .Gs,u.u "a. mind ar. n..l 70
,. arsf'S-LGs q M.mer, ceniu',s. Sla.s. D.gr,,s.s
Lo-s 81 selitsds TuadJ, u ne pc.
NERVOUS DrsILIrY-yA.usna,. ga, 90. Isdf, .s.,
10 The 81 thsr declining heath ssnG 'gss
appearance thu syss oo5gh sypcs, cen.stus.
DISEASES o. IMPRUDEECE
h. b.s imbs.d Ii, ss.ds q tss psiufs dsss., os ne.
happen, hsi ~ nsd Of shaas dread q tses'ty
S..e..Sy esa s S.Sa s$ \. els ne. &c q.
bod o. sIHtint s snG o;rSs S,,ss'I. sh' ssp,s.
month sh'r month lonE ne ssliss Zee - 90
faiInE ppoi;snt ~ thst d.s4y
Pe'son, MsrssTy, hAssn q, eo'ttso.s symptoms .. s.
shn. Prog,,EE sith frgttis rsPiay, l s.,th pes
Sse.,.r.d esrnry frs sso,. eoSy =. ,-.-.lsr r.tr,
DR JOENsOsrREMEny FOR OCEANIC wEAKHEs-
AND InPoTEtCr.
this frsst and saknssa - he
ar. ,Ps.aly cared snd "a ,Tsr rss.r.e rh.ss.ne, as
All Marriage rhysissI Mental Dsqssi,-
frsnblnE and ws.hUss EEhArsa.O sfAs fssSsss
ENDORSEMENT or rrEPErw
TEE MkhY THOUSANDS cared a-this Iasuizisu vitkr
q, l.s s.,.ntssn year Shd d, gsUstos' important st
usPort.u Of me PaPsn snd cher psrsoss
s. his sanding ass ssnt,man or ehsrset., I'D r..s.
shty 10 'sse isnt EsArAnsss 10 ire ss,stsd ian My
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DIR. J BOVEE DODs

IMPERIAL GIN BTTTERS,
For Diseases ofthe Kidneys. u adder and UrInsry
Organs, and especially for Female ObetructiOps
never iaii 10 cure. and are warranted % give saus
fiction.
CHARLES WIDDIFIEI.D a Co,
fropretOrs, u William 81. New YORK.
J. SCHWARTZ,
ge1lTr Agent. " sshIngtnp. ID. g.
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nFNTJSTRV

II rn DLN
LEX. HILLS, after practical test Of two years
feels that he can with confidence recon- 80.
mend the Cheoplsstio Process for inserting ~
artificial teeth. Ii has the advantages of0
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and cheapness Ful
upper sets inserted for ess. Partial in proportion
omco SUo IA. avenue. rot