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By the splsndid and Superior
B BAY STATE. and sTATE 6F Maize. n slsst
strength and speed, but psfhoulaIJ adapted TO the
%S Rsr ssa dG cooshJ
S'S S,.p e sss G N.Y.. e sS. sg
nf hs stes%sI EM fIRE STATE. o.st Brsyton
hondays, Wednesdsyt, and FItdays, at cook
~ ~ ssssSninsn Fl kSTSSS5pp5dt sseh ss,
bnssdsJs, Thurscsys And s.tgrdass, At O'Clock
These Steamers sGe fitted with oonmodious
state rooms and every arran cement for the securi
y and comfort OF Passenger who are Afforded BY
this route nights rest on board and en- arrival
st River proceed per Steamboat Train .Teaoh-
inG Boston early the following morning or may
remain on beard until starting Of the Aoconuoda-
ton as A; by which they may reach Boston
baggage master is attached to each steamer,
Who receives and tickets the bessa age, and sooom-
psnies the same 10 its destination.
steamer runs IN oopnection with this Line be-
tween Fall River and PTovidenoe daily, except
Freight to Boston 10 forwarded through with
great ispatch BY an Express Train, which caves
EeH klyer eyeIs oInlue, sundsys excepted. at
N O'Clock for Boston ard New Bedford srrlyink
~ its destination ct about II A M =
Mei p,s 81 Ps'Ssnss aEpyon board Or az the
and bertht apply on sosrd, OF desired 20 seosTe
them IN advance, TO VIM BORDEN, AFt
~ ana " West street. NJ. ".
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TIE sE E5fSSsAs gr SsIk kiSE

z,yIisfr s s6SiSSsaf sssESss IIs fri
ToNccinl.na RoutsmTbs .sortsst and most d.
SCI. e. : .ss IRRRcF Ss'
MIlIlsms, In oolneotlon With the etonington and
leevlng New York daily, Snndsys exoepted, from
Pie, No u North River. !sts o'cloef p. NJ. and
hs Man p T,si3 yhiss lss,ss Boston g sS p. NJ.
t monarss. Wednssday. and Fnca,. Prom Gro
The The soANIsMoNwEAlsTA. iIom Nov York
1Mopds,. Wedassds snd ssS},e sssJ From erOtOn
pfoy,ssnscs .B 5SI srSsen nsoSssd fsr
Itsln. resohins sad place il sdysnoe % ihe.e b.
MSrsins Lines oonsotins North and last. Pas
s s,ssTsr epiey nlIhts rest uncistsrbed bresf-
TIP, r sonnsetiHE st Provldsues win The %
F.rs from provldenee 70 Newport, Fit. cents.
IA. nsssaEe master accompanies the sseainer and
For Passage. b srths, state Rooms, or Posisht,
eyPly on board the stesmsr, or az the FTssbi
9mcs. Pier 10 North River. or 81 the on ee' Of
he Ccmpany, No. lis e-t ~ set. corner Of cort-
eno etreee new YORK. Feb. 90 .1e6l.
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eK- INDIVIDUAL ENTERPRISE
EAs sESsEz gEy;s,EERs

"KENT," Capt. J. 81. Rirwaa
"rIONEER,, Capt. w. Norman,
VIII run their routes as follows IeayiI r. IJSbt
street, baltimore, foot of Camden. a. O'Clock A.
KENT-For Cambridge, Denton and Lapdiprs
on Choptank rlver. every WEDNESDAY and
Monday.
For Annasolis and West River, every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY and returning 90 9 1ays
PlONEER-For 81. NJ ,ohaei's and Easton via
Mniis.s River, every WEDNESDAY, AID return
For Annapolis, West River, Cambrldse, Oxford
and Easton Point. every THURSDAY, returning
BY same route ON Friday
For Annapolis, West River, 81. MichaeIs and
Ia ION, via Miles River Ferry, ever SATUR-
PAY, returning every Monday by same route.
Fare 20 Cambridge, Denton, Oxford and Easton
Fare 10 It MichaePs and Niiesi Riveri1ounS
Fare TO West River, tround trip, cir -. leo
Fare 10 Annapolis (round trio IS cents) Is
MEALS EXTRA.
HTFreight must be prepaid.
:, Wharf and Olhoe, LlG TT ST., foot of Camden,
balumore' @, 4. CANNON.
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&c., FOR TIE

On AND AFTER May lstn, 1861, the pains will run
more.E7Mall, except Sunday st g. 50 A. H.; EI-
Press dairy az s. g d. Both Trains 60 diIecuy
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
Between Balumore and Fiedmo ut take the A. M
Tram; between Piedmont and Wheeling take Ao
eeommodetlon Train, leaving Piedmont at S. 20 A.
"a and betyeen Grafton and farkersburg, take
The FREDERICK TRAIN lssves Baltima,.
az rs 4 50 & M s3d Ersser,ek stsSA. "a,
=; Ihs ELLICOTrs ILLS RAIN leave Bal
and Elheotts Mills at 7.+o and ll.sO A. NJ and 80
For further information, Ticket of svsrx k,,,
60, apply TO :, r ENGLAND Agent, 81 Csmdsn
Station, or at the Ticket once.
w. r SMITH.
III Master Of Transportation
l.. M. COLE, Gen'l Ticket SSsnt
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Epp.ou n.IhiI IL !, {, BOOKS

MILITARY BOOKS hssr-rs
H RENCH RlCHSTikN have inst recciv~< I.
large and oomplets sssortmfut of MIlifary Books
OF sll rkiEds, which they Offer from zen 10 fft,
per cent below the regular retail pnces.-in,
"A a new edition Of Hsrdee's Infantry and Rifle
ForNes YolunteeTs' manuaa, vols NJ
Alles,s Compenoium of t3ardceis TSe.,es. sno
6f0sE's Military Ssrrery. zo --''
Menen,s tleld Fort hcafion and Optpost. ~soh IA
ASrdses Tactics, cheap edition. 80 -
Ans Spelefl Jude complete manual and
s Res iSr ne sss ottas Volunteer Militia sEd
The Ham. Boob Cor the U. &, Soldier, bei..
~. 9Sok OF instruction 70 the U. 2. iIfAnfry tse-
o. AZ; A!!t.sy Msss.MAs ef N. sssso war.
p fl:sss h.dses aud 'ssasls Il eyer, ss.ofp,iae.
AAy'af the asoys se1t hs sasyl re-, - -
=. - e-s-lFtkNCH a j IcbSJt3N.
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HELH6OLD - EAIRACT BUCHU
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
HELMBO, DIS EXTRACT BUCHU
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
IS THE GREAT DiURETIC
rs The GREAT DIURETIC
is THE GREAT DIURETIC
Is THE GREAT DIURETIC
IL THE GREAT dur ETC
Is THE GREAT DIURETIC rr
and positive and specific remedy for diseases of
BLADDER, ' KIDNEYS.
GRAVEL, DROPsY.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS. ABUSE.
sJphi!ito and yenereal Diseases,
FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
and all Diseases of the Generative Organs, wheth-
er existing in
YOUNG OR OLD, YOUNG OR OLD,
YOUNG OR OLD, YOUNG OR OLD,
YOUNG OR OLD, YOUNG OR OLD,
YOUNG OR OLD. YOUNG OR OLD,
YOUNG OR OLD, YOUNG OR OLD,
YOUNG OR OLD, YOUNG OR OLD,
MALE OR FEMALE,
MALE OR FEMALE,
MALE OR FEMALE,
MALE OR FEMALE,
MALE OR FEMALE,
nP
From whatever cause originating, a. no matter of
HOW LONG STANDING,
HOW LONG STANDING,
HOW LONG STANDING,
l., HOW LONG STANDING,
HOW LONG STANDING,
how LONG STANDING.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCRU
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHg
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
10 pleasant in its taste and odor, immediate in its
action. free from oil Injurious properties" and is
taken without "hindrsnos' from "buEnessni
Little or No Change in Diet.
Idttle or No Change in Diet.
Little or No Change in Diet.
Little or No Change in Diet.
Little or No Change in Diet.
Little or No Change in Diet
Cures at Little Expense" and ''No EXPOSURE
Cures at "Littie Expense" and "No Exposure
Cures st"Lttle Expense" and ''No Exposure
Cures at "LIttle Expense" and "No Exposursn
Cures at "LIttle Expense and mo Exposure"
Cures sr Little Expense" and "No Exposure
If you are suffering send, or call for the remedy
st once. Explicit directions accom- psny. Price
81 per bottle, or SIX for IS, delivered to any ad-
dress.
PHYSICIANS PLEASE "NOTICR."
WE MAKE "No SECRET" OF "ISGREDIEsrs.
HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BUcHU
10 composed Of Buchu, Cubebs and Juniper Berries,
selected with great care by competent druggist.
PREPARED IN VACUO,
By H. T. HE L M OLD,
Practical and Analytical Chemist. and Sole Man
ufaoturer of
HEDMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATIONS
EXTRACT BUCHU,
EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA,
IMPROVED WASH OF ROSES.
Sold In Washington by 8. B. WAITE, Il. ID. GIL
MAN, JOHN WILEY, 8. G. FoRD. 8. B. ENrwIsrLx
kIDwELL Dc LAURENCE, Washington and George
town, and all Druggists everywhere.
HELMBoLD's MEDICAL DEPOT.
I. Ne. 104 Sontk Tenth Sfrssf, bsLo,s fz.,,.x,
PHILADELPHIA.
Physician In attendance from q m. 10 pm.
Direct letters HELMBoED S MEDICAL DE.
POT io4 South Tenth street. below Chestnut
Describe symptqms in all communications. z
DrAdvios szssiss. 20 IL cwes Gsarsnsssd.
sep ~
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f p ss22yNs ySNNsssFs II t5E aiD

Leave. The lSver end q UNI9N DOCK, Bs,tI.
81 o'cc Oh r. III, tai ting passengers and felsht and
connecting With the Railroad linss. 20 and nom
Tor. YoTk: HarIls6srs, PlttsbsTS. Pr. ard tke
The following IL the Schedule:
From New York TO Fort Monroe and back. SH
From Phfladelph q and hack. .......,--- SI0
From Baltimore and back. Sc
DPROCURE YOUR TICKRTsn
In New York ~ the New Jersey Railrosd Once
foot of CourtaLd street
In Phi ,adelphIa, at the Compsny's once. N. w.
corner of Sixth and Chestnut streets or al the
Depot, Broad and Prime etrcsts.
In BALTIMORE, on bard the Steamers, foot of
Union Dock. HUGH O'CONNER, =
Aga
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IUNBOATs FOR rH. WESTERN RIVERS.

QuARTYRMAsIER GKNxRAL's OYy1cr, I
WaskinstoR, Jsns ", 1851
PROPOSALS are invited for construotinS t;un
boats upon the Western rivers
Specifications will be immediately prepared and
Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, and at this ofice
Proposals from boat bull ers and engine build
ers alone will be considered =.
Plans submitted By bidders will be taken into
consideration. M G. MEI6S,
jels Quartermastsr General United State,
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wM. cRAwEosQ, Aren't.

CENTRAL Rp6TR FOR
TIE W NJ !; !, re \. y ~
SEsTys st h1bIaodPs ss', Tr.,G,
daily. sundsys excepted. - ioll0vsi =
Prom Chambers street Prom stst IT. station.
Il.os s@pm ll.26" SxDm
Train with tieepnf
Gonnectbs ., Albany with the New Yosf ceu
tral Railroad for Schenectady. Rochester, tioa
BAtavis. Rome, and stations on Rome and Nsts-r-
sS.n RsalrIsS sa1,lS S Ssrssnse. Nlss.rs Ess'
Trains in Competition leave Buffalo and SutpoI
sion Wis Lake shore, Buffalo snc axe Huron sd
Great Western Railroad. for HAMILTON. Torou'n.
Detroit, Chicago. Toledo, milvaukie. Fon tn i.sl,
GIIess's MssI:op; p5.irIs On Gsis5 Co.:
sn.. 10y. cIs-, Blu gton, q uincv, eprfSr 6sld,
Alton, 81 Louis, Cairo, Terre risute ara polls
Iouisvllle, Cincinnan, la,ton, Columbus, Csrve'
AND, and al PORTS West, Northwest and South
NORTHERN ROUTE.
cConneotlaG Win TIahns at Troy, With Troy A.
Boeton and Rens- Ssratogx Roads for Sarafor6
Whltehal, Rutland, Burlington, IT Albans Ronse
POINT, Plsttsourgh, OsdensbuIsh, Montreal, &o.,
ID Freight Arrangements by this route a.
above, Without ohanEe of Cars, from the Uepo,s IN
Chamoers and Canal streets. are ct all timer az
lsyorahls as made BY o.h.I RAilTosd Com panI.E.
VEST fsi 70 ss ,ss
an shi ppers Tor promptness and di'pstch.
Passenger trains, with Smokine sno Sleeping
Road.
ssnsnss At sSs eeeot IS nS
A. r. SMITH. Supfrirter dent
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dfissS ...s HRi dtSs5ssS s,SS$s

And WEST, Trains leave: So~H
Express, and IL q. m III IS. m & 4 m n "A q N
aud $50 and ,. M. 4 sS.As m f s'1 80
Troy and Albany with 10 20 D m. faurd. % A.,
Sleep ng oar no. Is p. m cluded 4 ---''--
Roaehkespsts train g. Q 10 Is =. n and an !. m
m u Is Pr - ~ -
Peo<skilf train, &ta m "a q m m, - =
einx stsg trans 90 M LAS nm !. snd A N A
Z! ~ LIS; g end Sc ,. m 1852. n. - I
f'''n'' a'@ 81 sAISSR, S s,,..,..,d &,
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- Eras ASsf TIL Esttt Hk5sik s soR
ALBANY, Troy, N0RTH AMP Wet.

ES6MMER HREAN6EME~T
Cpmmenoing MONDAY, May nth, ls6l.
For Absny-lloo q. m. fast express tIsin from
For Dover Plairs-t.co p. m stoppins at white
Pl ,S and stations north TO Dover Ilsins-ffon
tThis train viii run to Millerton ever, ssturc.,
For Croton FaIIs-s:lss o. m. stopping at al sts-
tons north Of Eordham from % B street station.
ping 81 ali stations from .sth street ststion. In
tons from " hits .trset .t.,,oa. .'''f'As ~
m stopping at sl stations from nth street sta
Returning viii leave
Aloanyoss q. m last exprsss train.
lsIton every Mordsy morning ct s ., M
$ %Siss f Fs r. Zoo /. m. 40 /. r@,m.
ssnds1 fr.in. yin cave an Avenue a o5fn % aad
sEeet, tor Central Park, YorkvIlle, Harlem and
JShS III B TiESiff . s y: s, y 70
pNEw YORK ,AnN!R ERiE RAIL.
N4 Passenger rr.in AR Y..v. vi. p,vo-
mia Ferry and Long Dock, from foot " Cha mheSs
street; New Y%Treib AZ 10 lsIl9 9 VIZ
and prinoipal inteTme" h'e Stations
800 q. m MAIL, for DuBklrK, and intermediate
ssaaors-Ihls Train remains over night at Elnlra
500 m. MILK dali. for Onsvine, and inter
- iioo :. m ACCOMMODATION, daily, for Port
sTS'i and % pWSTaGs Is: TIsd.,ov
500 3. n; MIG ar EXPRESS. daily, for Dun
TIE Train Of ssaurdsy stcps a. s Mai ram
s%p a.. HcSo@aoDk flTt5s for Townsville,
a iI'.raa o.aS caAs. MINor. ssu1 sup'.
NATHANIEL MARSB, Rec-iver.
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NUeosJ ~ SteS HsSdatAS may be prevented; and
taken ~ the commencement OF an attack imme
uate relief nom pam and sickness will be obtained
They seldom fail In removing the Nassss And
Headache 10 whioh females are 90 subject
They sot gently upon tho bovels,-remov wing Cos.
hssssss.
For Literary Mss, Stxdssts, Delicate Females
AND All persons OF ssdsstayy habits, they are val
aaoie as Lazaiics, Improving the appssifs giving
foss and eisov to the digestive organs, and 70
storing the natural elasticity and strength of the
whole system.
The CEPBALIC PILLS are the result of lops
investigation and carefully conducted experiments
having been In use many ears, during which time
'neJ nave prevented and relieved vast amount of
pain and suffering rom Headache, whether or1gi-
mating In tho n~roxs system or from Q dersnred
state Of the STOMACH.
They are entirely vegetable In their oomp position,
ana may be taken at oil times with perfect safety
without making any change Of diet, sxd txs Alb
ssses Of asy disasYssa5ls taste ysxds,, II sssv "a
sa~Hisisfsr fhsm to ekildsss.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIYs!
The genuine have fve signatures of Bsnr, O.
Spaldins on eaoh Box
Sold By Druggists and I'll other Dealers In Medi
zines.
A Box will bs sent BY mail prepaid on ressipts
the
PRICE, as CENTS,
Al srasrs shoald be addressed to
HENRY C. SPALDIN8,
- CHDla STREET, NEW YoRK.
F,ss tks Rxs.isr, Norfolk, VI.
!hey were made, VIZ: Cure Of headache in ali ia
Rss tAs Ess~is~, Esysa, VI.
They have been tested in more than . tAsusand
FSow tAs Ds~sscrss, 81. Gssd. Msss.
RyT1 ere, o, have bscn troubled ith the hssd-
may have them in oaLe Of sn:sttaok.
Ross ts Wsstss X. X. 6sssfts, CaIssss. III
we 5ses.Sly end S9 Mr.. ssaldinE. and his N
F.~s tks SostAr~ Pssk F~a~, Nsw Orrss.,, Ia,
Try them you that are sflicted, snd've are asrs
Sss bs n IL: s sas q
FYow tie 6asstts, Dssssps.t, Issss,
MT; spsldinE would not CONNECT his name viii
IN srueis he dld not ksoss TO possess real merit
FsoH tks Advs,tisr, PrssiSssN RI
The Cephalie Pills arc said to DO Q re,aarksb,,
effective remedy for the hesdsohe, and one Of ~
ss,y best h ios that very fesuont complaint which
Ffsa tAs ST. Lesis Dszssvst,
A., ne iIame. 80 demand for ths arttsle (OSphAljs
Pnls) In rapidly increasing.
fysSs tAs Kssswts Valley Stss, Xsse,sks, Va.
we are sure that persons suffering with the head
sohe' who try them, will stick to them.
Fsn ths Advertiser. Pysvsxss.I, RI
The testimony In their favor 10 stropr, fra Al,
most respectable quarters.
Fo~ tAs DsiIy Nssss. Ns,sys-s, RI
Cephailo Pills arc taking the place Of oil kiuds,
FSo1 tie Connsreial Bsllstis, Bostos, Mas,
Sald TO be very efhcaoIous for the headache.
Hom fks Commsyeial, CSse,ssa,f. Oks.
Suffering humanity can now be relieved.
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Jsasrss sSslER {: . 6; sg "a, 80 g
tosose Nc 80 cevsnth - " n-ln
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TIE EVENING STAR.

Air-campbsIs are Coming.
JED Davis Is coming, o! o!
w hen shall we see him. o. OF
When the river Is rising, oh, No,
He will wait till the river 10 low
And Johnston 10 coming, o! O!
90 get me a trumpet 10 blow
his movements are dreadfully slow,
And when, If he comes, will he GO!
Beauregard is coming, 90
On q 3harger as white an the snow
Col. Thing aimee gave him for show
He Will free US (of money! know.
There they are, all three In a row,
Brave Johnston, aud Jeff, and the Beau;
VIII they wade, IL the river Is low,
Or wait til IL ceases to aow,
Jen Davis 10 coming, o! o! &c
Raltt,uors A,uSrieaa
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Roo7s AND sa9Rs TO syIH TIE

TINES.
and SHOES, Ard constantly receiving a@Iks
salDly ofeastern made work of every de-
scrletion, INSIDE expressly TO order, and wilIHHy
Pc sold a much lower price than has boenS -
heretofore charged In thus oity for mach inferior
Persons In want Of Boots and Shoes Of eastern Or
sity made work, viii always And good assorsne1
tkIFFlN D BRO,
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GQ0D ARTlCLKS.MQQRE' INSECT and
koaohes, Bed Bugs, Ants. SO: Moore's Rat and
Mouse ExtermInstor never fails. Moore's Benxine
from the most delicate fAbric silk or wcolen, with.
eut lnJury @ eolor or otherwlse; Will clean Kid
MU0kk,s Great Medicine Depot. us Pa ave-,
GREAE BARGAINs IN PiANuss-Oss very
49, - ME lee MI g SOM Wnks for eiSo; one
% 9io; one Ro.ewood NsWman& hro.'sWvyIJ
k8TT Sc 3 s sss Ne = ssssS e
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MAJ fSIss sssSsfsE st xxi XII

SPRING AND sgMMsE &khASGEHSnr
Trains for PhIsdsi chi. vii leave Prsssdsnf sssest
Depot aalls le1oeyt Snndays) O. follows, VIE
ss q. NJ: Eysnins mai a Is o's.oes on sun p
pAYSst IS r. NJ. ONLY. All trina connect vita
New YORK trains exoept&SP. N, train on SatuT
"A Freighs Tram with passenger car sst.obed
ssyss a. Z; stogfsns 2, a. Stations betvesn
Passengers for Delaware ard the Eastern shore
II Msyland VIII q Nd the mostexpeditious routs b.
10 An COlorsd Persons must give bond before
sA''''Hs 'H' 'e's' 'yym. cRhwFoRpa1,.rts %
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NorruR TO rRAyKLKps

IT. NoTIoK 10 TRAyKLKRs
s:ls 80 Z: s 81 ss.s 4 s; I: !:s
HSesss. sSs Oh i,sssss he Bay Line % .t-.n.r,
ylll lesse baltimore EyERY DAY lsIsspt sss.
day from their wharf, foot Of Union Dock, % az
ne Washington Train. which leaves washinston
m md MN FAIt.s. prs,,t
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AWFUL SACRIFICES DISEASE. DEATH,
AWFUL SACRIFICES. DISEASE. DEATH!
AWFUL SACRIFICES! DISEASE! DEATH!
AWFUL SACRIFICES, DISEASE. DEATH
AWFUL SACRIFICES! DISEASE DEATH!
AWFUL SACRIFICES! DISEASE. DEATH!
AWFUL SACRIFICES! DISEASE! DEATH.
AWFUL SACRIFICES! DISEASE! DEATH!
Awful Sacrifices! Disease! Death!
Avfal Sacrifices! DisesseI Death!
Awful Sacrifices! Disease! Death!
Awful Sacrifices! Disease! Death:
Awful ssorifc es. Disease! Death!
Awful Sacrifices, Disease! Death!
STRIKE AT THE ROOT OF TIE DISEASE!
STRIKE AT THE ROOT OF THE DISEASE!
STRIKE AT THE ROOT OF THE DISEASE!
STRIKE AT TIE ROOT OF THE DISEASE!
STRIKE AT THE ROOT OF THE DISEASE!
STRIKE AT THE ROOT OF THE DISEASE!
Strike at the Root Of the Disease.
Strike ct the Root of the Disease!
Strike at the Root Of the Disease!
Strike at the Root of the Disease!
s Strike at the Root of the, Disease
strike at the Root of the Disease! a 20,
CONSUMPTION, INSANITY, EPILEPTIC
PITS, GRAVEL, DROPSY. LANGOUR,
NERVOUSNESS.
CONSUMPTION. r.. GRAVEL,
INSANITY, DRoPSY,
EPILEPTIC FITS, " LAN6OUR,
NERVOUSNESS,
Consumption, Insanity, Eptlep.ic Fits,
Consumption, Insanity, Epikeptic Fits,
Consumption, Insanity, Epileptic Fits,
Consumption, Insanity, Epileptic Fits,
Consumption, Insanity, Epiieptie Fits,
Consumption, Insanity, Epileptic FITS,
STIssysl; BfSSBSsy:; EssDns Eou Nervousness,
Gravel, DropsJ, Lansour, Nervousness,
Gravel. Dropsy, Langour, Nervousness,
Gravel, Dropsy, Langour, Nervousness,
Gravel, DrorsJ, Langour, Nervousness,
Universal LassItude of the Mu,cular System,
Universal Lassitude of the Muscular System,
Universal Lassitude of the Muscular System,
Universal Lassitude Of the Muscular System,
Universal Lassitude OF the Muscular System,
Universal Lassitude of the Muscular System,
Dimness OF Vision, Impotenoy and insanity,
Dimness OF Vision, Impotenoy and lnssnity,
Dimness of. Vision, Jm2otenoy and Insanity,
Dimness of Vision, Impoteaoy and insanity,
Dimness OF Vision, Impotenoy ard InssnIty,
Dlmness CT Vision, Jmpotency and Insanity,
THO USANDS OF THE YOUNG
d. THO USANDS OF THE YOUNG
THO USANDS OF THE YOUNG
HOUSANDS OF THE YOUNG
THOUSANDS OF THE YOUNG
THO USANDS OF THE YO ING
Of both sexes die annually Of the above Diseases
caused by abuse of TIE
GENERATTVE ORGANS,
GENERATIVE ORGANS,
49, GENER1TIVE ORGANS,
GENERATIVE ORGANS,
GENERATIVE ORGANS,
GENERATIVE ORGANS,
and from diseases arising from Habits of Dissi-
pstiou." Diseases of these organs
require the aid OF q Diuretic,
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
HELNBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
HELMBO, DIS EXTRACT BUCHU
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
IS THE GREAT DUR ETC
rs TIE GREAT DIURETIC
IS THE GREAT DIURETIC
Is THE GREAT DIURETIC
Is THE GREAT dur ETC
-a. IS THE GREAT DIURETIC s
and . positive and specific remedy for diseases OF
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