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nliiitarY NlaHemrnta.

New York, April 3O-The transport s'esmer
Star of the South has the 2sth New York reei
ment on board, and will sail tomorrow. The
Columbia also sails tomorrow with the I'd rect
ment. The steamer Harriet Lane viii accom-
pany them a convoy
The steamer Chesapeake arrived to-day from
Fortress Monroe, where she landed $500 bbls
Of provision. The steamer Parkersburg arrived
this morning from Annapolis, and is now loadin
for Portland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-02

POLICE APPoISrMESTs.-Itha has been the talk for
some time that quite number of the Mayor g
Police have been non est at roll call. We learn
that last night the following appointments were
made: Jesse Mann, vice Goodyear, deceased;
- Moccabee, vice Zimmerman, sloped; John
Carr, vice Bu'khardt do; Daniel Mccain, vice
Neale, do VIM. Herman, vice Irwin do; WIN
Putnam, vice KONG, do John Howe, vice Brow
ers, dismissed John r. Carter has been dis
missed. but no appointment made to bis place
John Flaherty, - Thompson and J. NJ. Thorn
ton are held over until their whereabouts 10 ascer
tanned Most Of these are Of the notoloas Balli-
more i'm portation.
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Fort Pickens.

ST. Lofts, April 30.-The Junior editor Off,
Memphis Avalanche, who has just arrived from
Mobile, says IL is net tie intention OF tie Confed
crate forces 10 attack Fort Pickens at present. un
less provoked by aggressive movements on tbs
part Of the garrison.
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Tn. Second Keoui.i,iop Pa, T,..,,

HARRIsBURG, May The second requisition
for troops from this State was mist Interpreted
The total number Of regiments from this State ID
twenty-sir, making only ten regiments from thi,
State Is twenty-six making only ten regimsns
called for by the second reQuisition.
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Lights Extinguished on IN, Chesapeak

NEW YORK, April 80 The steamship Marion
with the United States brig Of war Perry az con
voy, arrived this morning from Annapolis, w hich
Spit and the Wolftrap have been removed, and
the lights on Smiths Points, Windmill and slia
gray Points, New Point Comfort, Cherry Ston-
Back River Point, Cape Henry and smiths
Island, have all been extinguished since Thurs
day last.
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Troops ES RourK-From Mr.. Hanscom, Of
the New York press, who arrived In this city
to-day rs bearer of dispatches we learn that there
are now some 1000 troops at Annapolis, from
New York and Pennsylvania Ellsworth's New
York Firemen Zouaves, 100 strong are at An
napolis, and the feet Of eleven propellers con-
tanning the New Jersey troops are on their way
20 that point Mr.. Hanscom passed the Sixty-
ninth New York Regiment at the Annapolis
Junction, and was informed by Col Corcoran
that they expect TO be in Washington to-day.
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INDEPENDENCE, No, April 20 The New Mex
lean mail arrived here yesterday, twelve day
from Sante Fe.
Lieut.. Thomas, U s. Army, John w. Webb
and {. b. Clark, came through as passengers.
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From the Examiner, Norfolk. Va
Caphalic Pills accomplish the object for which
Iney were made, VIZ: Cure OF heedaohe in all It's
From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
They have been tested in more than Thousand
cases, with entire success.
From the Democrat. ST. Cloud, Min..
,Dbss are, have been troubled with the head
may nave them IN case OF an-attack.
From the Advertiser, P,oridenes, RI
The Cephalic z lis are said to be q remarkably
effective remedy for the headache, and one of the
very best for that very frequent complaint which
has ever been discovered.
From the Western X. x. Gazette. C2ieaso, H.
We heartily endorse Mr.. SPEEDING, and his un-
rivailed Cephallc Pills.
Ffo,n the Southern Path Finder. Ne,e Orleans. La.
Try them you that are afflicted and we are sure
numerous list that has received benefits that no
other medicine can produce.
From the s.. Lonis Democrat.
:, The immense demand for the article (Cctar lilo
fIls) is rapidly increasing.
From the Gazette. Davenport, Lo,-s.
Mr.. SPsldIng would not connect his Mans with
an article he did not kHoto to possess real merit
From the Kana,sha Valley Star, Eana,cha, Va.
We are sure that persons suffering with the head
ache, who try them, viii stick to them.
From ths Advertiser, Providence, Ri
most respectful suarters.
From III: Daily Neos, Ns,rport, RI.
CephaIo Pills are taking the place Of all Kinds.
From she Commercial BsIlstix, Boston, Mass.
Sand to be very eficacious for the headache.
From the Commercial, Cinetnxati, Ohio,
Suffering humanity can now be relieved.
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The New Jersey yo.upt..r,

PHILADELPHIA, April 30 The whole force
the New Jersey volunteers, three thousand men,
VIII leave Trenton tomorrow for Washington
They will embark In twelve propellers, each
armed with two guns, and 60 through the canal
to Bordentown, and thence down the Delaware
to the Delaware and Chesapeake canal, aud pre-
coed 70 Annanolis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-02

Music AT THE Presidents HousE.-Last eve
ming, the tine band of the New York Seventh
Regiment opened the season Of semi-weekly mu-
steal entertainments in the grounds adjoining the
Presidents House. Nctwitb Standing the un-
pleasant weather, large crowd collected quite
early, which rapidly increased In numbers until
the band ceased PLAYING at O'Clock. The atten-
ton of the crowd seemed divided be.wesn the
band and the White House, from which il was
mOmentarily expected that President Lincoln
would make bis appearance; and when he finally
came out upon the piazza, the band was deser ted
at once, and everybody rushed up to get glimpse
of the new President. Mr.. Lincoln made few
pleasant rem 'rks, but which could not be heard
shncuy 6y many owing to the high wind
After remaining few minutes upon the portico
the President retired amid loud cheering and
the crowd resumed Its position around the band,
which struck up IN fine style " Hail Columbia y
NeIt Saturday, tie Marine Band plays at the same
spot.
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Ohio Volunteers,

CINCINNATI, April 29.-Sevenry-one thousand
volunteers have offered their services TO Gov
Dennison, Of Ohio, to I'll the thirteen regiment
required.
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Seizure Of Powder

BosroN. April 3O.-The brig St Mary, with
500 kegs Of powder, was seized by the collector
CT this port to-day.
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TBEArER.-Lsst evening our Theater presented
quite military aspect, from the representation Of
the various regiments quartered here; ard the
drama, The Maid Of Crossey," seemed pecu.
MAINS recitation Of the ''Charge Of the Light
Brigade" was, IL ANYTHING, more spirited and
stirring than the evening previous, while the
farce OF "hr aad hlrs. w hite'' broug ht down the
house repeatedly Tonight, we have Charles the
III and the Rough Dianond-pieces calculated 10
please both military and civic visitors
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

IL corner of and Fifteenth streets, opposite the
State Department. and adjoining Douglass green
house agreeable and healthy as a GUNNER resi-
de1cs. i contains many rooms, large and small,
and IL calcu ated Tor the modatlon OF families
or s,sg g,. gentlemen Board supplied if desired.
TOR PENT-Two large FURNISH ED
l., ROOMS, at No. 341 + street, between 9Th ard
THE ROOMS LATELY OCCUPIED BY
ua.ed No SOC street, between sd and 4th tire ets
somely furnished. No children in the house.
FOR RENTING BRICK HOUSES of tho
and nane leone. row situated on Ninth between
complete Rent moderate If taken Immediately.
81 NJ cWMEffb Nn ss 81 p.
between ~ and 9Th sts.. south side aps St
For { SALE ! ! 4 20 OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
s,ob pR0tEERTiRT uRderslsned will sell or
oass S rR o% ths
I. Saei
FOR SALE OR RENT-A FRAME HOUSE.
ON S% sS
"a and N sts north; Also, = new three story brick
No. $50 Fourth st Also, some valuable Tt0Ts,
al Of Which viii Be sold very cheap. inquire Of j.
". !NhtaO, New Jersey avenue, between VI
ana n sra ap4-1
FOR RENT-A BRICK HOUSE. containing
!! rooms, with Potomac water and gas, on
street, bet cen 18th and l4th, opposite Frank in
square Inquire at WARDER I sTEWARI'S
Woou ana Goal Umce, corner OF n and Twelfth
SIS. Also, Brick House oor.er Twelfth and /.
ma 28-tf
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
II -Four handsomely urnishsd Rooms, supplied
with gas and water, and convenient to the Patent
and Post Ohce Departments, TOR rent. Apply at
sSOH Massachusetts avenue, north side, between
atn AND 9TH SITS. mas
TOR RENT-The north HOUSE OF the row of
L new four story houses on Fourth st between
ID and sts., No. 3SS, fronting the City Hall
square Possession ri ven immsd Iately. Apply to
WILLIAM II. PHILLIP, Attorney at-Law, No.
40 Louisiana avenue. ma u eotf
EOR RENT-A three story brick HOUSE, oon-
l. tanning rooms, In good order, with gas fix
lures complete, on * street, between 4th and 5.h.
Also, two story brick COTTAGE, with large
yard attached corner of street north and l4th st.
east. To punctual and reliable tenants the terms
VIII be moderate. Apply at 446 Twelfth street,
between y and n. no 1S-t
FOR RENT-The fine BRICK HOUSE No.
l. 100 West st., Georgetown, at present occu
pied by the subscriber. 1t has u rooms, with gse
and water throughou fine yard, stable 30, and
Y IN q good neighLorhood. Apply to JAS. A. MA
GRUDER. oc 25-tf
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READER, have you seen Prof. Woods ADVERTISE
au 20-eoly
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ALEXANDRIA NKws.-From this morning 5
Gazette:
Owing to the blockade to which the Potomac
IL now subjected, the occupation Of the numerous
city has been closed.
The steamer Anacostia, Yesterday morning
flowed to the Arsenal a large thrse masted schooner
which she had captured of the mouth Of Pomon-
the river. About nine o'clock, the steamer Ksy-
stone State passed up. Several carriage guns were
on her decks, and she had full complement of
seamen, but no troops were visible. The steamer
Boston, accompanied by the propeller CONNER
cial, loaded with ammunition, also went by yes
terday morning. osoldiers could be seen aboard
them from our wharves. About 10. O'Clock a
large propeller steamed down. At 2 O'Clock, the
steamer POwhatan went up. She had been down
the river to replace destroyed buoys
Volunteer company has within the last week
been organized IN Alexandria County, called the
Lee Guards.
There will be a sale Of Corporation Stock TO-
dav, by John Il. Creighton. The sale is made
arrangements, the stock has to be transferred
from its present owner. The Corporation Is and
has always been good, and no sacrifices should
be made
The Rev. R. J. Nixon, who was stricken
with paralysis during the session of the Virginia
Conference in this city, last fall, died few days
since and was buried from Centenary Church,
Richmond, yesterday.
Very few hsh arrived up. Sales Of shad at
s5sss per hundred. Herring Sass so per thous-
and
The Sentinel Of yesterday saviour picket
guard stationed at the Aoueduct near George
town, were driven in last night by body of
Federal troopers. They frequently show them
selves in considerable force ON the Virg inia side
and are becoming very insolent A stop will
have to be put TO this matter or else give them
possession of tue soil. Afternoon rides for health
viii soon be fashionable"
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LARCENY CAsEs.-Yesterday, wm Kelly, the
young man who was arrested upon suspicion of
stealing DR. frazier's watch, after a careful ex
animation, was dismissed by Justice Donn there
being no evidence to justify his commitment. Ar
thur Hughes was arrested by policeman Bright
for stealing bottles Of liquor from the eamboat
Hotel, and was sent to jail for court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-02

To TIE AFFLICTED Be sure to read the adver-
tsemsnt of NcLesn's STRENGTHENING Cordial And
Blood Puaier. In smother column. II
PENNIES.
. Persons desiring pennies will always find them
tor exorangs st the Star Offioa oauntar nj
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SELLING OFF Ar A GREAT SACRIFICES
z DR.: JOHNSTON,
TT n N u II

x DR.. JOHNSTON,
ID A l. ORE
Lock HOS PlTAL,
Has discoreTsd ihs most Certain, Speedy and only
Efsetual Remedy in ths World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE,
LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
4 CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
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HosrETTRR's STOMACH BI1TERs.

CousHs-The sudden changes of our climate are
sources OF Pulmonary, RrozcEtnl and A,tAp1attc
AVeettons. cEkPsiienoe having proved that simple
renleoIes often act speedily and certainly when
should at once be had to " Rrotrr's Bronchial
JToehes." or Lozenges, let the Cod, Cough, or IT.
rltaton OF the Throat be ever slight As by this
pSecautioE more serious attack may be adeofuaily
warded OIL. Public Speakers and Sinners will find
tnem ehectuii for clearing and strepgthenIng the
voice. See advertisement. ds 1-i1
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" TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
w + Offer for sale the largest assortment of
TRAVELLING TRUNKS TO be found insxvvNp
this city, comprlsing best Sole Leatherf<3SS
ladies' Dress and Packing Trunks, Va-ssek1SS
hoes Carpet Bags, &C., which we are now ee ling
ct very low prices.
WALL, STEPHENS & CO..
apis a92 Penn. avenue.
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From the Democrat. 81.

From the Examiner, Norfolk, "a.
They have been tested in more than Thousand
cases, with entire success.
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From the Examiner, Norfolk. Va
Cephalic Pills accomplish the object for which
they were made, Viz: Cure OF headache in all III
forms.
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DR. PIPKR was pitched out Of his buggy yes
terday while riding on the Avenue, by reason OF
one Of the wheels coming OF He was dragged
sorpe distance by the horse, which became ffig ht
ened, though fortunately without serious injury.
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w. B. WILKES.
VYsTrarrr rfiah 4


Nh. SPALDINe-Sir: Not long since sent To you
Tor box q CePhai Pills for the of the Ner-
same, and they had good an feet thar tras IN
dNcsd TO send for more
Please send by return mail. Direct to
A. r.. WHEELER.
Ypsilanti, Mich.
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MILITARY SHIRTS advertisement of VIE
senfeld Co, under this head Our citizens do
not need TO be notified Of the fact, but for the
store 10 one Of the largest establishments of the
kind In the country, and that Ii is quite as noted
for il fair dealing for the extent Of its stock
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DISEASES OF IuPRUDENCE


THE MANY THOUSANDS cured this institution within
me last years. and the important
cal operations Performed by DR. Johnston witnessed by tn.
reporters OF the papers and many other persons.
which have appeared and before public
se hs standing gentleman Of character and RESPONSE
5ty, 10 srf5cleut guarantee afflicted I5Iy
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=. WE, the undersigned. Dry Goods Merchants on
Seventh street; will close our respective places OF
from May lst to September 18th, '8sI.
H. SRlcE HALL, g. 7. SWAMI & Co.
M.TI 1nK,.oS :. GODDARD GODDARD
w. w, BURDRrTE, ap 30 st
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

I IST OF LETTER REMAINING IN THE
IL posi- OFFICE, GEORGETOWN, ID, c.
for the month ending Apr 81, 1854.
IL Persons applying for letters In he following
list Will please say they are advertised; otherwise
they may not receive them.
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LOCAL Ne w S.

THzFLAs RArsIxs-The large new American
Gag contributed by the clerks Of the Patent Once
Department. to be hoisted over the Patent Office
building over the Seventh street portico, was
hosted TO-DAY at II O'Clock in the presence Of sew
eral thousand spectators. Previous to the time
designated, the crowd had collected In large num-
bers, occupying all the available places within
sight and hearing Of the scene. The Rhode Island
Regiment were out Gov. Sprague at their head
and formed In Seventh street in line three fes
deep, facing the building. The Metropolitan
Rifles, Capt. Nalley, soon after appeared on the
roof Of the portieo, and formed in line Just be-
hind the entablature, where they faced to the
'front.' and stood at rest. Shortly afterward the
President Of the United States appeared on the
roof, accompanied by the Secretary of State, and
ut the signal seized hold Of the halyard to which
the flag was attached and boosted It to the peak,
the crowd below, following the example Of the
Metropolitan Rifles, giving three hearty cheers
and tiger as Its folds were unfurled to the breeze
The President stood uncovered while three
hearty cheers were given for him, and following
came three more for the Secretary Of State who
raising his hat acknowledged the compliment
The President then stepped to the front Of the
poriico, and the military came to a present arms,
the beauty Of the movement eliciting loud cheers
for Little Rhodyn
The Regiment then gave nine Tremendous
cheers and Wampanoag war-whoop, topped by
ga tiger for the Union, and nine more with tue
same trimmings for the stars and stripes The
crowd then took the thing in hand, cheering the
Rhode Island Regiment, Gov. Sprague, Colonel
Burnsides, and concluded with a few miscelia-
neons ones Of patriotic order. The Regiment
then went through some military evolutions in
capital STYLE and returned to their Quarters the
Patent Once
Gov Sprague and his staff was then presented
10 President Lincoln and his Cabinet upon the
pOrtico, when several moments were spent in
pleasant conversation.
BY request, MIR. John T. Parsons, of this city,
sang 1.-The Flag of our Union, :" in brilliant STYLE
which called forth repeated demonstrations of
applause.
Three more cheers were given for Gov Sprague,
<ryha fho nd Ca1 fatIrr a.
drew, and, escorted by Gov. SPrague, entered
their carriages.
Considerable disappointment was felt by the
crowd that the snticip ated speech making Of the
occasion did not come of; but in consequence Of
the high wind, doubtless, this part Of the pro-
gramms was not carried out.
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Falkland, NJ A
PesTce, Mrs n <
Ross, Mrs T.
Richards, Slrsh A
Sp trkman ,MrsW Z
Stalllngs, Miss n
Savage, Miss NJ E
Sullivan, Margaret
Stevens, Miss nj E
Schlictsr, h1fss C
Stewart, Miss A NJ
Turvey, Miss Emma
Weaver, Mrs J,ue
Walker, MrsDudiey
Walker, Mrs J c
W oodson, Miss f J
Whslen Miss L
Williams, Miss 3
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We ARE indebted to NJ. ID. Russell, Seventh
street; Shepherd, corner Of Seventh and ID, and
Shillington, Odeon Building, for copies Of Balti-
more, New York and Philadelphia papers, in ad-
vance Of the mail
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brought to Annapolis six railroad engines from
the Pennsylvania roads. A large number Of pas
senger and baggage cars will be trans ported
thithef at once, to assist In the transportation of
the Federal troops TO w Washington
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IssrALLID:-Last night, Rev T. B. Metals
was Installed az pastor Of Assembly's Church
(Presbyterisn,) corner Of Fifth and I streets
The sermon on the occasion was preached by
Rev. Byron Sunderland Of the Four and "a half
street PRESBYTERIAN Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-02

From the Democrat, ST. Cloud, Mins,
Ifyou are, or have been troubled with the head
ache, send for box, (Cephalc Pills SO that you
may have them In case OF an attack
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Austen, Virginia
Adams, Miss Pet
Ashford, Mrs
Beck, Louisa z
Baker, NJ A
Browning, Mrs g
Ball, Fannie H-3
Babcock, MrsChasl
Corners, Mrs M:
Carol, Miss y s
Curtis, Mrs Chas !
Cummings, Mrs J
Gallon, Sarah
Dyer,C
Edwards, Miss s
FollsT, Mise c A 2
Goodrich, Mira L
Goodman. Mira 8 l.
Goodwin, Mrs + Il
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The sixth REGIMENT MAssAcHusErrs voLrS.
TIERS paraded this morning, In full uniform and
equipments. marching through New Jersey ay.
enue, from their quarters, In column, and present.
Ing most soldierly appearance. Col Jones com.
msnded them, mounted, and the turnout was
worthy Of the old Bay State
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-02

CENTER MARKKT-There was but a slim at
tendance at the principal market this morning
The supply Is furnished principally by the T.
censed dealers OF the District, and the farms and
gardens Of the county. The supply in the fish
market was small the prices have not materially
changed since Tuesdays market
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LADlES' LIST

Ccl We IRbfn.
LADIES' LIST.
Graves, Eliza J
Hard, Miss T.
Heg 'rty. Catherine
Hall, Miss III E-2
Huddleston, Miss
J E-3
Hutchinson, Mrs III
, Jewol,,, Miss Jennie
yones, Mira s "A
Jackson, Miss A J Z
Jackson, Virginia
King, Miss s allie
Lewis, Caroline
AlslIon, Miss EliI
Mathews, Lucy Z
Nichols, Mrs L }
Nichols, Mrs Suana
O'Conners, Mrs
Perry. klfs Anna
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MAsoNvILLE, Conn, Feb. 5, 1851.
Mr.. SPALpIrG-Sir: have tried your CephalIc
Pills, and like them so tceIl that want Won to
send me two dollars worth more.
Part of these are for the neishbors, to whom
Send the Pills by mai, and obIige
Your ob't servant, JAMES KENNEDY.
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As these Testimonials sosrs unsolicited 5y
Mr.. SPALDING, they afford unguestIon-
able proof of The efficacy of this
truly scientific discovery.