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REAL ESTATE.

BUILDING LOTS ON BERGEN HILLS
ID Beautifully located, near Hnboken or jersey
city, W good neighborhoods, near churches aud
srhonla Nv stage and horse cars every fsw minut-
rrice $3.50 IN $3.50. For sale on very easy terms
Innuire Al Il Water q. Au16 24acl33
The sun., 1861-09-21

NNTILLOw-WHLOw LARGE Stock
w ot Willow will be sold ii cheap for c,sn. EN-
ia fine willow cts. per ID. IL. wITrE, No;
Liberty st. sel2 2Lie'lp
The sun., 1861-09-21

SMALi FARMS FOR SALE-ON EASY
Oterms a, Thompson Station, 80 miles GA 1he L. l..
railroad, Of sGres,pIioe STD one Aci 90 4IO'
20; one 5O acres, 81, ,OOJ' all good oam s'', no
from stone, easily cultvap and prodlGtlye' T. A.
BUNCE, 2 City Hal Place, COR OF Chambers -
AnYT 24Acslo5
The sun., 1861-09-21

tpte, 80 Sixth ave, bc, 4th and Amity sts Also,
wanted girls lstely landed. SELF 6'lOg
CEWlNG MACHINES - swANTED 100
~ operators to operate shuttle mNrhines also
go hGtfters for flannel coats. None need apply m
lesTny comretent. Apply ~ Franklin st, 81
floor 10 women IN press flannel colts. sei9 I2'l3I
CEWlNG MACH IINE - OPERATORS
~ wanted 10 make flannel shirts iu the house ol
Singers sewing machine, good hands got go,d
prices and steady work. at 1913 Stanton At. sei9 y
SEWING MACIllNB--WANTED LADIES
~ u learn 10 operate on Singers and wAseler N
Wilson's sowing machines practise VA work till
perfect aud recommended ~ work terms 81. APP
ply at 100 Fulton st. up sta M Brooklyn. self 2A,c'
SEWlNG MACHINES-WANTE PER
~ sous WHO wish to learn To opcrHts on Singers
sewing machines, terms only 81, and practice "a al
kinds NJ work 80 some good sewers IN learn the
panIAloos trade. Inquire % Delaney St, lst door.
sel6 24sc'l24
CEWING MACHlNES-WANTED L1dies
~ tc learn N operate on Singers and Wheeler &
Wilsnu's and Jther sewing machines. and recon-.
mendej 70 work. AL kinds 81 sewing machines to
l., terDs low. ssS Henry it. AL,o needles and
oil for sale cheap. sci As'N1
The sun., 1861-09-21
GENTLEMEN's LIST.

YOUNG Mrs, Prince st Yam MsEJ
ZIMMERMAN Caroline Zemmer Mrs Theador
The sun., 1861-09-21
ARTICLES FOR SALE.

HORSE FOR SALE-A FIRST RATE
wagon mare also ance sorrel mare ht for
ny kind Of work also nice horse, spring cart
Z harness, dt for downtown oartnan also six
10y built cart horses, cheap. Inquire in the
feel store ol 2d ave. and 5Ith st. sel9 3'lOI
The sun., 1861-09-21

MATCHES ChEAPER THAN EVER
INl All kinds of small ware, stove aud shoe black
ing, taoks, &c, NJ 2S New Bowery, bet James aud
hsdison st, PedlArs wanted, 2S New Bowery, N Y.
au92 2tac'lA
The sun., 1861-09-21

HORSES FOR SALE-l6 YOUNG
horses, Just from Canada from liH 10 Is
hands high, some well matched and fast Travellers
will le sold cheap. Apply at 80 Watt st, bstween
Hudson aud Vzrck sts. sel9 GIL
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Personal Intelligence.

Among the passengers by the Asia Lord Adolphus
Vane Tempest d. p, whose rs not altogether unfa-
mar 10 the American public. AS member of the House
Of Commons and fluent speaker he earned considerable
reputation and Lieutenan Colonel in tho Guards he
took active part in the Ormean campaign Lord Aeoi
plus younger Of the late Marqs Of Londonderry,
and not long since married daughter Of the Duke Of New
Col Thomas Green, Of England O. r.. Shepard, and Geo.
Louis; J. r. Wheeley OF New Orleans Charles Baker, Of
Boston; Dr. Mathews Of Kentucky w. Patterson, Of Cali
forna; A. NJ Vito Of Boston. and j. A. Dougherty and
wife, Of Kentucky, are stopping q, the Metropolitan
Hotel.
Hon. j. FL Reynolds, and lansing Pruyn, Of Albany J.
A. Jones, Of Long Island A. Morales of Matanzas Samuel
Downcr, of Boston; d. D. KushaD, Of Philadelphia; r.
~ Shoemaker Of Cincinnati, and Samuel Croker, Of To-
ronto, ave stopping at the ST. Nicholas Hotel
N. L. Bsswn, and H. Jameson, OF Ohio s. Coll OF Ha-
vapa A. W. Sanford, and r. s. and g. Frost, Of New
York. f. W. Harris AMI wife, Of Illinois W. d. Weed and
wife Of Besgcn Point; G. Pchon, and G. w. Stnte Of
Mount Vernon; aud C H. Hawkins, Of Philadelphia,
stopping at the IAfarga House.
O. Simpson, OF Boston; Capt. Porter Of New York DR..
Jones and wife, and W. o. Brayton of Washinso ton; j.
Hughes, Of Baltimore NJ. l.. Kenyon and wife, and H.
Kip, and family, of Buffalo A. " vechteD II j. Hastings,
and g. G. Donellson, Of Albany and =. V. Kellogg, Of
Utica, stopping at the Astor House.
Americans registered nj the Office a IIerbette Kane
Co., No Place de la pourse, Paris up TO July g. lsb1
s $. Osgeod, John Futsn, John b. Hall, w. Bnrnap
Dallot BsS. s. Lehman, s. A. Samans and lady, New
York; Il. j Ovington and family, Broolyn;C. Coleman
Buffalo; Tlos. y. Norris, MIS-. Norris and daughter
Newark B. T. sanborn, Boston; John DsAett, Jr, Phla
deiphla Afhert Rowse, Lowell; James Hutchlson Phi
ltdalphie
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Arrivals an d Departures.

mship AsieMrs Gnrney and four chill
dfen Mr. and Mrs L Lord, Miss Brown Miss Way, MISS
SCHUYLER and servant Mrs Pinord Mr. and Mrs EeusINr
Mr. and Mrs Ed Biioc four ohden and two seryans Miss
len, r. de Castro Mr. Morales Nj F,eshmann rHcst,
IAon Thorburn Mess and SON. Mr. Blrs Mr. dc Lnnon
saml Dosner jones sna serssnt, Capt sai,er
lol daughters and servant; Mr. and Mts Oakford
children and servnr; Mr. Bates, Jac~lheimer Aees.
Mr cshen Nj Seiios Mrs FTankn and three children Mrs
Lips r Goldsmith Mfss Gold smith, Geo McAuley Jno Car.
ney Jas Lscke John Sth Mr. and Nj Doeing daugh.
Ter, Mr Mcwaltnr, Medgr, Mr. CaAtweh
DEYARyUREs.
S9 THovAs-- Bark lvA-Nr aud Mrs Vim Lambert. Mis-,
Lambert, MIA Eun CeagTl3 Charles Lead,
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House Of Representatives.
WARRINGTON, July IS, 1861.

HOuSc Of HepFeSent6tfv0s.
WARRINGTON, July IS, 1861.
IMPORTANT TO sHipowNERs.
Mr. WAsBBuRss (rep) Of ILL.,, from the Committee on
Commerce, reported bill to remit fnss and penalties In
sertais cases. incurred by Of the closing Of the
Southern ports and Collectors being there grant
proper papers to vessels leaving thoee ports The I'LL
passed.
fus,sHkHxI or PzRA0v
M SHEFFIELD (opp) Of H. reported bill supplement-.
airy to the act 10 protect commerce sad punish the crime
Of piracy. Referred.
CLOSING RkRn. PORTS
On motion Of Mr. EtIor, (rcp) Of Mass, resolution
was passed instructing the Committee on Commerce to
inquire the expediency Of closing by act Of Congress-
certain ports The rebsious States with leave 10 report
By bill or otherwise
SOLDIERS lErnRs.
Nr. CQfAxs (rOp1 Of Ni., ftop ths Post once Com.
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roo LATE FOR CLAssIFICATION.

CyIxTH REGIMENT.--AIL MEMBERS, Ex-MEMBERj
- and friends In New York, wishing to take pass
in the procession arranged 70 receive the above men
toned Regiment coming from the seat OF war are invited
his evening lJuy 1917 M eight O'Clock, tothsir
drill In Centre Market 10 be made acquainted vita
the arrangements oi the Committee;
). EEDAAN, Sergeant.
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kev VIM Sheldon, GEoaoR n FIELD OF Norwich, Cos :,
W MARY, daughter Of the late Sidney NJ. Livingston
okSss-HYpE ---On Wednesday, July IT, by the Rev.
snes siinett, A. C. d., RICHARD HoRNER, Esq
" rc ate Kew r. N Horner, rector OF DungannOn and
mesnile churches county Tyrone Ireland, 70 RAoax,
youngest daughter of James Hyde, Esq
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Military Shoulders Braces and AbdONni-
nal Supporters combnedA and superior article at
MARSH 4 CO.'S Truss office, No vesey street, Aston
Bofse.
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Prizes Cashed I'm all Legalixed Lotteries
Wy JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
No. 19 Wall street. up stairs New York.
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Great Reduction I'm the Price OF I. M.
SINGER Il CO.. Sewing Machines. Call for circular a,
46S Broadway.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and
Toupees, the best in the word wholesale and retail and
the Dye privately applied at No Astor House,
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"A Photographic for Sl.-AIbum, Parlo4.
and sinq Gard Pictures auest In the city at HOLMES
Nos. 3QJ and 254 Broadway.
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Married.

Married.
DmMAR-JosBpE -Ou Wednesday, July H. by The Rev.
J. j. Lyons, ALBGAspBa DKIxAR 10 EMILY, youngest
daughter Of the hte Joseph L. Joseph all Of this city
FWD%ayM0sroS,-oa Wednesday, July 10, ~ the
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what IN amount OF fkering and dis
among the volunteers would bc prevented by tho
FREQ use Of Holloways pills and Ointment, For Wounds,
Sores and Sourvy ehe Ointment is certain cure and for
Bowel Complaints, Feyers Small Pox, &C., tha Pills
the best medicine In the world Only rs cents per box
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Bachelors Hair Dye-Thc Best I'm the
world harmless reliable and instantaneous Sold ana
applied at BArCfII0Rs Wig Factory, Ie Bond street.
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Official Drawing Of Wood, Eddy & Co.'s
KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES.
KENTUCKY, ExrR. GLARS, $3.50, July 1s. 1851.
26, Ga, "A, 10, II, SO, as, II, 20, 81, IL.
KENTUCKY, Class 800 July IS, 1851
81, SO, %, 81, 2, ~, "a, 80, 80, 1s, 4, %.
Circulars son free Of charge by addressing either
WOOD EDDY e CO,
Covngton, Ky, or st. Louis, Mo.
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Drawings Of r.. France ~ Co.'s Ken
tucky and Delaware Observation-Disclosures by act of
Assembly passed January, 1859 Grants to run twenty
years.
SHELLEY CoLLscE, KY.-CLAss 34o Drawn July 49, 1861,
49, 23, 8, "a, At, so, g. TO- A, SO, z, II, 20, 26.
oSsorlpATrI--Crass 1873 Drawn JAY IS, 1881.
81 70, So, 49, g. s. 33, A, 80, 63, 7s, "a, &c. So.
Circulars gent free Of charge by addressing
r. FRANCE 4 co. Managers,
Wilmington neayare
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under IT, II IL war in which the hearts Of oya! people
are enlisted IN State the hearts Of the people
whom the Senator from Connecticut (Mr. Dxon) repre-
seats. do not understand him to say that he himself
would have this war prosecuted to the determination Of
tho institution VI slavery but merely understand him TO
say that 1t Inference which he drew, and might
feel to be legitimate inference that those who naagu
rated this rebellion apd seem determined to push II
through " extremes might do this and that by their
alone, they might accomplish destruction which the
abolitioist could This is contest in which
bound up all the hopes Of the civilized world shall
against this, because believe there be prosec1
ton OF such
Mr. BROWNING, (rep) Of I'LL cannot say regret that
this amendment has been proposed, though shall cor
tanly vote against IT, differ with the Senator from Vir
GINA suosng that the institution Of slavery has
thing to do with the involving the country In the Gala
nifty which now presses upon H. Had it not been for
this iHrttution Of slavery cannot persuade myself TO
believe there would have been found dsloya heart
10 the American constitution upon the American CONT
nect believe the whole trouble has grown cut Of the
institution Of slavery, its presence among and in the
opinions II engenders rmong friends The war; ia
true, 10 moi a war for the extemnaton Of slavery
With the institution OF slavery where IL exists the &C.
neral government has nothing to do nor has the &C.
neral government assumed the power in any way
or shape TO control this institution This con-
fict has growa out Of a struggle to expand
il into countries where II had right 10 60.
and where our fathers intended il should 20
History gives instance in my judgment Of such long
suffering there has been exhibited by the
people Of the free States the endurance Of outragcs,
wroag aud oppression OF every Sort a. thehands Of that
institution and those who maintain It. They have suf
fered this from their strong and enduring devotion to the
general government and to the institutions which the
fathers achieved for and transmitted 70 u think
would he mistaken asserting that for every slave
that has been seduced from the service OF
W the interference of citizens Of the free States with the
Institution whore exists, more than ten free Write
men from ihe free States have been outraged and every
privilege Of roemen troddcn uron every right Of
violated by awless mobs in the slave States. But we
have borne II uncomphiningly, without murmur, be.
cause we were willing to mako sacrhces for the go-
rious institutions which tor tho blessing Of all.
We have not invited this theJeyal States Of this
Union and We are IN way responsible for the calamity
that 10 now upon the country, and we gave no occasion
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& ohio Rail Road
"a . - g 80 .=lss5:iEE7

WHEELING. 18th April, 1901.
NN and after the l4th of April, 1861, the paSscn-
" Ser Trains will be RUIZ as follows, viz
The Express Train leaves Wheeling daily except
SUNDAYS at 10 A. NJ, BenwOod at 1880 A. NJ nrTtv-
Ing in baltimore at I:4n a. ~, connecting with the
Express train for Philadelphia. New York, Boston
and all tho Eastern cities, leaving at 6:l5 ~ NJ ar
riyes at Washington at $3.50 A NJ. making close CON
nection with the Southern lines for nl parts Of the
South. This train stops at the principal stations
from Wheeling to Cumberland
Returning. leaves Baltimore at $40 p. NJ, and
Washington City AZ 2i5 2. NJ. arriving At Benwood
at A. NJ and Wheeling at 6:2T A. NJ, making direct
connection with the ENpresstrRn for all parts OF tile
West. Southwest and Northwest. This train stops
only for meals and wood md water.
The Mail Train leaves daily including Sundays at
e:57 j. NJ. BrnWood at T:25 J.. NJ. and strives liz
baltimore AT 3:lS =. NJ. connecting with the Mail
trIu leaving for philadelphia. New York Boston,
and all Eastern cities Mt 4:45 p ST. arrives at wash
ern lines for NIL parts 81 tho South This train stops
on theweat end the road al Mnunhsville. Cameron
NIannington, Water Station FAirmont and Grafton.
Returning, leaves baltimore at $3.50 A. NJ, WASH
InGton City At 425 a. n. and arrives Mt Renwood at
1910 p. NJ and Wheeling at 1882 r. NJ. connecting
with the Express train for all partsOf the Southwest,
West and Northwest. This train stops at the Prin-
cipai stations only.
The Piedmont and Wheeling Accommodation runs
daily except Sundays leaving Piedmont ut $40 A NJ.
and arrives at Wheeling at $40 P. ~.
w.P. sH1TH. Master of Transportation, C-
l.. N. COLE. Gent Ticket Agent. apo
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70 BE AGENT aud Attorney,
MANHOOD.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

.Ja,t Published, in Sealed Envelope,
OS THH NATURE, TREATMENT, AND RAJ IoAL
CURE or SPERMATORRHdA, or SSIninRl Wolk-
moss sexual Debility, Nervousness and involuntary
emissions. inducing Impotency, and Mental aud
Physical Ineapaeity.
BY ROBT. ]. CULYERwBLL, II. D.
!lnthor nj Lhs "Grcen Book, dc.
The wuFid.rSuoWned author in THE admirable Lee
turc eleSTy proves from his experience that the
awful consequences Of SelEabuse may be sneetuaily
removed without medicine and without dangerous
surgical operations bougies, instruments, rings or
eOTdals pointing out mode Of cure at once certain
and sfectuAi. by which every sufferer, no matter
what his condition be, may cure elfehGdPiy,
t.rfrdfeIy and radically. This lecture will prove
boon to thousands and Thousands.
Sent under seal 10 any address, port paid, on the
receipt OF two postage stamps, by addressing DR..
Gil. !. C. KLINE, l21 Bowery, Sew York. POetOfiee
box 1850. jhn2
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TRANsPoRTATION.l

z-=--=-===-=--
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.
"a $50 s9ssI....:::s:iss -
NNANI AFTER MONDAY, June 10th 1851; Pas
" saneeT Trims will leave bridgeport as ioi"NS'
Sundays eN-rIted:l
100 A. ST. Man Train stopping at all way stations.
arrives At pit'sbnrEh at S:4u /. Ai'' ana
Cleveland ut $50 T. NJ
IGN T. NJ Express Train, stopping at aH Way si "a
tiof. arrives at Pittsburgh at s:4O T. ~
Sos p NJ p,st I,Turczs Train stopping only at Steu-
l,envill.. yellow Greek MelsNIle aiu u. M VI
chester ON the River Division and ~ All
stations ON Main Lines, arrives at fitts-
burgh. Mt I1:25 r. NJ, and III CieNelShu at
1890 4. 81.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at GALS A. NJ. and $500 7, Me- az
riy. at bridgeport at 400 =. VI. and 500 a H.
Lac. Pittsburgh at l2S5 A. NJ; 6:Oa a. ": ana
1910 r. NJ. arrive st Bridgeport 81 ''0' u H. iV'-
4. II. and 4:2o T. NJ.
Connections are made as FoioWH
Al Pittsburgh with pennsylvania r. .ior H niI1
dpIphil New York and Boston:
At Cleveland with Cleveland Toled II. X for san,
duEky. Toledo, Detroit, Chicago ana
all points in the NORTR WBsT. With
Detroit steamers for Detroit, Jackson
Chicago and the North WEsI. With
Cleveland & Erie Il. II. for Erie, Dun
kirk. Buffalo and Niagara Falls With
Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati for
CTestline. Delaware, Columbus ana
Cincinnati.
A, Hudson with the G. z. C. l.. R. for CuyahOga
Falls Akron, MilerSburGh and Woos-
Al Alliance with p. TT. W. & c. n. II. for Canton,
Massillvn, wooster, Salem. Enon, CO.
lunbus, &C.
AT steubenyllle with p O. C. Line and At BELlAiE
with %. o. R.R. for GAINESVILLE, New
ark, Columbus, Ncnlh. Dayton. lndi-
annapolis, Cairo. Cincinnati. Louisville,
ST. Louis st. Joseph and all points
wtst and South West.
ExeursIon Tickets to Pittsburgh and return S3,i O.
Fare always as low, and time much quicker thnn
Through Tickets to all points in the West, North
and East can be procured at the office No. 81 Water
street next door Sprigg House, wheeling, Va ana
| at Bridegroom station.
Freight contracts will be made at lowest rates te
any point accessible by this road and its connections
| 10 the Fast North. West and Northwest At Office
No. 81 water street or with Freight Agent at bridge
| Wheeling. Va
.s JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent.
/ bridgeport, o.
! JN. MCCULLOUGH, President.
| PR. MYERS, Cent Ticket Ag't. telZ
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
.CHARTERED, 1854
PouNpEp, IS
LOG ArED,
Cor. baltimore and Characteristic,

LOCATED,
Cor. baltimore and ChRrles-Sts.,
BALTIMoR MD.
TIHIs INSTITUTION IS VOW IN THE MOE
4 prosperous and hoTrishi1g condition. Twice 30
ring the last two years has IL been necessary to obta
larger apartments for the accommodation Of the in
creasing number Of students, representing nearly
every State in the Union.
It now occupies one Of the most conspicuous mud
desirably located buildings in tho city. The rooms
are commodiousy arranged, spacious aud elegantly
The advantages and facilities here offered to young
desiring to qualify themselves properly for the
Thorough Practical BHsiHsrS Education generally
unsurPassed in any particular, by any similar estab-
lishment in the Unitsd StAtel.
&. K LosIEi,
Principal-Lecturer the Science Of Accounts Com
merce, business Customs, etc.
J. NJ. PHILLIPS,
Professor Of tho Theory and Practice Of eepinR
and Commercial Calculations.
. II. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor q Bookkeeping.
Professor Of business and ornamental PsnmAnship.
ct. WILLIAMS, Eso,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REV. Z. YEATEs REESE, n. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial EthIoG.
NV TRUSTEES:
hon. Jne. T. KeuDody. Hon. Joshua ransant,
Hon. ThoS Swami, VIM. q. Kslghler, Esq,
Jacob Trust, Bau- VIM. Rnabs ESQ 81
The College 70 provided with Commercial Library
OF Standard Works expressly for the use Of the Stu
Zach Student has n deck to himself and is sspa-
There being no vacation during the year, Student,
can enter At any time.
Thetlmsusuailyrcq required toeompletsths full course
from to IL weeks.
A DIPLoXA Is awarded TO all Graduates.
A large and Beautifully OrnAmented Circular con-
tanning upwards Of sQuARE IEET, representing tho
Exterior and Interior View Of the College, various
designs, penmAnShip, &C. sent by mail
fire If charge, accompanied with catalogue giving full
particulars! Address z. X LoSIER
BdlfiBloTe Nd.
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Rillio1,s plsortiers-Ltver compIainta

FFoEl Or. ThrOdoIs Bah cf Ntlo York city.
Not only are your Pulls admirably adapted 70 their
purpose ns an iperient but find their beneficial CT
fects npoa tile Liver very marked indeed. They
have In my practice proved more e1cctual for the
euro Of bfTitaS eohl plants than any remedy
can mention. sincerely rejoice that we have at
length pursntiTe which is worthy tho confidence Of
the profession and the people.
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DEPARTMENT or TnE ISTERIOs,

J
Sra: have used yonr Pills in my general and hos
pital practice siuce you mado them. and cannot
hesitate say teY are the best cthnrtic employ
Their reEua ing action ON the liver Is quick and
ciied. consequently they an admirable remedy
Tor arrangements of that organ. Indeed, have
seldom found Of billions dfSedte so Obstinate
tIish e did not readily yield to them.
ETateVnRlly you're. ALONZn BALL NJ. D.
Physician Of tho Marine Hospital.
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r1rrsnr,rn Nfnr1

PITISBURu, Ia, oiaI j. lSoh
rDR. j. c. AVER. Sir: hRTr been repeatedly cured
Of tho wort headache anybody can have by dose OF
tWo Of ynir Ps. II seeuls to arise from foul sto-
mach, which they cleanse at Onct. -.
Yours with great respect. I'D: W. PRARLE,
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lche, Sick ITeHdnehc, Foul sto-


From Dr. EdtrdrI Boyd, Baltimore.
DEAR LRo AYEK= cannot answer You 'ehGt com
plants have cured with your Pills better than to
say oil that err tTtTt triH PlF1firs 1nodtcfHs
place great dependence IN eiiectnHi enhartc IN
ms daily contest with dtreAse, aud believing as do
that your pills afford MS the hes; we haTe,l Of eourso
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New Family Grocery.

BEGs LEAvETo ANNOUNCE
that 10 has opened Family Grocery and Foreign
Produce Store In the old Post ONCE building. ISIS
Market street, near the Of Quincy St, and
cils the generous patronage Of his friends and the
public generally.
II viii be my constant endeayor to Offer, at the
lowest prices the best qualities the market affords.
always on hand.
German Produce, such a. Pruues, Lentles, Split
Peas, also all kinds Of Mats, Oranges and Lemons,
wholesale and retail at the lowest rates.
Superior Havana and Domestic Cigars aud Tobacco
Of the different grades, Wholesale and retail at
O.. REEsSING'S,
fsbl+-lyd Formerly with Alex. Heyman.
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From Dr. J. q. Grtefi ~ Cliedr3.
Yonr Pills have had long trial IN nay practice, and
y hold them in esteAm Of tho best Aperients
have CT found. Their Alternative effect upon tho
liver makes them an excellent REMEDY, when given
IN small doses for billions dy''tcTy and dirrkeo.
convenient for the nse df women md children.
Dyspepsia, Ilnpurity of the BLOOD.
From Rtr. J. Y. Hjuss, Pasfcr Of Advent
Church Boston
DR. AVER: have used your Tiil4 with extraordI-
nary success In my family and among those l
called to visit in distress. To regulate the organs Of
digestion and purify the blood. they the very beat
remedy have ever known and i nan confidently re-
commend them to my friends.
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From For,rarding .Ncrrhant Of 81. louis,
FIJI A. 1856.
AZ a FRmily Physic.

FSna-Dr. e n. Carticrigit 4SttU Orleans.
Your Pills are the prince Of pnrges. Their oXcei-
len; qualities suHnss anyeattnrtie possess They
are mild but very certain md eiectua in their &C.
tiun on the bowels, which makes them invaluable to
Us III the daily treatment Of disease
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