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THE ALLsuFYtcIEN7 THREE.

TRIESEMhR,I,2 and fPrctected By Roysl
Seals Of the EoOle de PharmScle de ParIs, and the
Imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna
No, IS invaluable for exhaustion and nxtcTrhea,
and al physical liabilities.
No. 2oompetely Graduates all traces Of those
diseases thai have bsen hitherto treated BY the
seous apd psrnloiOur uEe Of copeivx and on ebs.
No. hss entirely suyplsnted the I'M lrious Of
mercury, thereby tpsuTlnG 20 the sure.er speedy
relief, dlePeIsinL al Impurities. and rootint on
TRlESEMAR, Nos. ], 3 and 2, are prepared In
the form Of q loEenrc, devoid OF taste and smei !,
and can be carried IN the valrtooat pocket. Sod
IN tan oases, kad divided into rate doses, cd
mlnntered ~ Nelposu, IAlemhnd, X oux, Riooyd
&o. Prios sS each, or four oases for es. which
sAves Is; and N ca Ssses, whereby there 70 say
BARROW, Of 1S4 BleeofeT street, New Yoek.
Immediately on receiving remittance, DIR. Barrop
will forward the TriesemaT 10 any part Of the vkd,
securely paoked, and addressed seoOTdinr 20 ths In
strnctiuns Of the writer.
The BOOK, Of al others, that should be read by
men with dtmaG cd and broken down constitutions
Is III uman Frailty, or PhysIoloEios! Researches"
IL 10 beautifully illustrated, ard treats INFINITELY Of
oil the symptoms that invariably develop them
selyes- sooner later, resulting iron the fattes
and Whaling habits Of earl youth. Incsp<oitatinI
the victim from snaTInE the ful,iOI Of the mxtrl-
monlal state, and. II not checked Al time deIouer
Sold BY DR.. IA RRON, 19l L 'e-oker ST. eet, fo1
doors below MaodoHgN, New YORK. PrIoe "a
oentt. Seat free every Nhsre,
infton, ID. G. de 2-6m
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WAsHINSToN u.

This Institution, vhIc is under the control and
direction OF Sisters Of Charity, experienced in
nursIng and hospital Management, lie nov open 10
the public tits located q short distance southeast
Of the Capitol and Immediately opposite the we'll
known arroh mansion, on second street esst.
The buildings are spacious, and, with the ste
lions recently made, We adapted to hospital pur-
poses. Tho gIoHnds are extensive and we'll laid
out, and tasteiully ornamen.ed With choice fruit
AID shade trees, evergreeBs, and Towering shTu3s.
Providence Hospital is admiralty suited 70 pa
uents wishing 10 avail themselves of the tevan-
tages OF hospital, and yet enjoy al the comforts
and sulet OF q private house. All persons suffer
ing 4 on casualties nOn-eo HtsGIOus d soasos re
curing surgical or medical treatment viii be i'd
United upon complying with the reg ulstlons and
conditions Of the Institution.
Pan nts will be receiN ed in the wards 81 four
oollRrt per week, or by arrangement csn have pr
vate rooms on reasonable terms. Tn will rs-
oelve q the care and attention cir GASES may re-
qulTe from Dr. j. NJ. ToNEk, the Physician and
Surgeon IN charge OF the house, except " hen pa
tent prefers TO employ his own physIoian. IL 10
cesls ned 70 give all the members Of the medical
profession IN the District eeBa Ity Of privit ges
IN TINS institution, and every physiciaa who NAV
have case IN It nay rest assured that his patent
VII be carefully nprsed aud his medical directions
faithfully executed. je l9-eOlm
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contents mark ed thereon.
IL In % be distin0fly upderttocd that the WAGONS
are 90 BE 30 constructed that the several psTts of
any one wagon will aEree and exactly ~ those of
any other, % 90 20 require no Numbering q sr
rsugipr for putting together and all the materials
used for their construction % be Of the beat snsn
q; g. the wood tAorguEhly seasoIed. ana the
wo'k in 81 tts parts lthfGiiy oIecuted IN the beat
workmsullke manner
The work may be inspected frHm time b. ams "a
II protIessss by an ofcsr eut OF the usrtef-
masters Department; ard none Of tt skal be
painted until q shsll have been inspected and sp-
proved BY said ofhoer Asent autho red 20 in
spect a. When hnis ned, pa nted, and accepted By
an fhoeI or agent Of the QUsrsTmGsteT's d. part
ment, ard delivered 90 herein agreed, they thsll
be paid for.
NJ G. MEIGs,
le d2aw2w QuartermAstsr General u. a.
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From tbs Ezamix~, Norfolk, Va.
Cophalic Pills accomplish the object for vhiob
ffheJ were made, VIE: euro of hoadsohe In I'll its
Fo~ tie Exs~iss,, Nexrotl, W.
Thsy have been tosted in moro than q thaussna
osees, with entire suosess.
Fon hs Dsrsoeraf, st. Cloud, Miss.
sss sFs fs,s been .1Gobsd th The bead
FIo~, tAs Wsstr. r. r. Gasssts. Caieass, III.
We heartily endorse b2 Mr.. spalding. and his AZ
Fom tAs SoxfAs~ PafA Fs~Ss,, Nsss Oy,sss,, L..
Try them Jou that afflicted. and We are sur,
@ Ss re &c 70
other medicine can produce.
FSor as 6asst.s. Dssesserf, Iosss.
MT sRssS ~ T 1Of not ooanso. his name With
Ro, As Advertiser, PyoSIdssa, RI
The Cephalic Pills sro said to DO Q remarkably
effective remedy for the hesdsohe, and one Of he
has ever been discovered.
FSor the s.. Loaf, Dsssssysf.
The Immense demand for the srtlele fOs.haIis
flils) 10 rapidly increasing.
Prom tbs Kasa.sAs Valley sssr, KssS~as, VI,
ache who try them. win stOk to them. ~
From tAs AdcWtisW. Pyoetdsnes, r. l.
The testimony In their favor 10 strong, from the
most res pectab'e Suartera Ao
FEom ths Daily Rsys, Nstspo,t. r. L.
Cephalio Pills are taking the place of all klpds.
From the Commercial Bnllstis, Boston, Mass.
Said to be very efficaoIous for the headache,
From ths Commercial, Cisetaaati, OHIO,
Suffering humanity can now be relieved,
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THE EVENING STAR.

sourHEEN IrEas-Confedsrass Reports from
P,HsaeoIa.-we take the following from the
Pensacola correspondence OF the Mobile Register
and Advertiser:
PENSACOLA. Friday Night, July IL "A brig,
supposed to have been prize to the feet, s1iled
70 day 70 the eastward. She bad been living for
two DAYS near the Mississippi steamer
IL IL rumored in the city this afternoon that q
detachment Of the Dallas and Wilcox horse late
last evening fred on a launch Of the steamer
suits 10 not known. The boat II was said, was
hlled with men taking sOundings, &c, few
hundred yards from the shore
Mr.. Abraham's men are still at work on the
new hotel going up on the island IL IL large
building and will probably serve az an hospital,
cusiom-house and post-Ofice. Billy Wilson and
men, 1t Is loosely said, have sent word 10 the
proprietor bat on the opening day Of bis bar he
wants himself and men counted in!o The regu-
lars will stand poor chance among these rasc"ls
The Onfsdsra!s Loss at Rieh MorHtaIn The
Southern pa pers contained the following dispatch:
RrcHMOND, July l9-Intelligent passengers
by this EVENINGS train state the following compa
MES were In Gen Pegram's command at the
battle Of Rich Mountain: Upshur Greys. Capt.
Higinbothan-all the commissioned officers IN
this company wee killed except the CaptaiD;
Lee Guards. Capt Irwin, six or eight killed;
Rockbrdge r hes, Capt. Curry, five or six killed;
small portion OF Capt. De Banier's Pete sburg
Artl.er were engaged, ali were killed o. wound
ed; De banier was bsyOneted at his cannon, and
two OF the Upshur GTeys shot his sayers instant v
dead Another company, PROBABLY from Hardy
or som other eastern county, were engaged.
IL 10 impossible to Obtein satisfactory details
TO satisfy thu anxious and painful hearts Of thous-
ands OF relatives and friends All the companies
engaged were hpm Virginia Beverly was taken
possession by the Federals on Friday afternoon
ne Confederate stores were nearly all saved from
ths Vandals
"Garnrtts death 10 confirmed, but II little ID
otherwise own In re- ard to bis command OF
the battle The reporter has labured dilig eEt "
obtain N ard Tn he Ill a
L1nrel Hin, bur tnds II Impossible to obtain any
Tell bile accounts -
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IL The Princess Mary of Cambridge, whose
bstfOIhli 10 The Duke Of Newcastle has been an
nouOced, Is very cOmely parsonage, but psry
ssoutsO stout in fact, that she inds crinoline ca
tirely sdP-ranons, except around the bottom of
her skirt: and IL IS aid that It hos been necessary
OF late to enlarge the d or Of her carriage. A
marriage ives Proposed between her aud Victor
Emanuel, aud he was del GIFTED at the pros ect Of
q Connection with tire royal family Of England
through the owner Of 50 charming face as that
OF the parurit which was shown to him. But
when, on his vss.L TO England, he saw the lady,
~ Re gallant r0mO-himSsf No slender lad-he
retired prscipiu,tely from the negotiation. - |
cannot marry ttat wous n, =" said be, "shes broad
enough to sit upon the seven hills Of Rome"
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A RMY So p L 3.
OFFICE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND EQUIPAsEJ
Corner Of HOtcard and Mercer streets,
NEW YORK, July 8. 1861 \
oe:ved a. this ofios until the first day Of August
next, for making by contract the following Arciy
Cove rnment the ARTICLES 70 be delivered at the u
:: DeP2t OF Army Clothing and Eauipage In this
10000 infantry forage Gaps.
10000 Infantry uniform coats,
4O0o9 blue fame sack coats.
60 0 trowsers.
$4,000 flannel shirts.
S0l 200 drawers.
2OO oOo grea' coats
30 600 leather stocks.
respect as the scsio patterns in this nc.
they may be examined All articles mGae under
contracts herein invited, will bs received under
pointed 81 suRorIs Of the Unitsd s SUCCESSORS 'p-
Proposals will be PTeferrsd for zach kind of gar
@s Of each Bsfs ssts tSs
aosntitles ey Will contract for, and the shorteIt
periods wIthIn which deliveries will be made,
Eaeh bldd In his proposals will distinctly state
his place of business, I'D IS, address and re-
for The msefa dsiSered and tRe snst, 6 tSs
work required; and he will aso state the shortest
Bids for clothing will be accepted, only from
tailors in extensive business or dealers in cloth
line :" ''~'
1t is to be distinctly understood that contracts
are not transfsrrab Q without the consent of the
proper authority. sHd that any sale, ass gnmsnt.
or transfer, without such consent (excopt under q
process OF lawl, will he regarded az an abandon
ment for which the contractor and his suretles in
De ne Il responsible.
Dollye'y of clothing is 10 commence ten days
alisr the material shall have b en- Issued, and the
whole contracted for - to be promptly deiiyered
accOrdInE to the terT:- Of eacn Contract :
Payment will be made ON the delivery of ono half
OF The amount of any article contracted for pro-
yIded appropriations for that purpOss be m,de by
ConETegs; but QUE tenth Of thu amount due for
each deyerJ shall be retained till tho cont act is
completed and the retained shsll be foIf ed
70 the United states In case Of drfalcaion or non
IN hlment by the contractor.
Forms of proposals and guarantee will be fuy-
nshed on application 10 this ONCE and 20 propo-
hereto, wa VI Ai
Proposals will be ezdOr.ed Proposals for ma A.
ufacturIng army supplies" and will be addressed
70 Major ID. II VINTON,
Quaftefn aster u. 4 ArmT nv,
~ 1927 Do nRo.
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L MON PAPER AND ENVELOPES.-Twen
J,,I Hlnerent styles of Note and Letter Paper,
N VIa Envei9Res 70 match.
~ tpews OF Washington in the form OF Rose, and
IN sOok iormi also, separate
All Ih9 Ddiy aLd Weekly Papers constantly on
n nahE se6ss1. Tines, and Tribune received every
beadles Dune Novels aud Song Books.
a fresh supply OF Books for summer reading.
A iargs assortment Of yuveniIss-Mayne Reds
Books. Rollo Books, Abbou's HistorIes 20
discount OF 10 20 % Per cent. on ali bound hooka
1'' T.. FRENCH & RICHsTEIN
ma % National Books tore, ais pa an
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GOOD ARTlCLRS,cMOORE INSECT ana
GYtRMIN Destroy Err viii nd You >e Of
as.. ssa INTO .for hs M6 Re, and
viii remove paint, varn.sh or grease of any kind
from the most delicate fabrio, silk or wooden, With
s.l s i DE; ssi rs f. e =:
W1 Ind VH
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GREAT BARGAINS I'M PIANOs.-Oue yery
VI Moe HAll 4 Sons' make for Si5O; one.
f xsrs I'm, moe * R1::svood ChIokerns nsie 9
maze for Szo, at the Music Store Of w. 8, METZ
E1OET, sole aEant Of Steinvay & Sons and
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H,,.o NEW BOOKS.

H NEW BOOKS.
I d,E Of the United Netherlands, by John
The Rise Of The Dutch Rep ubiie, a history. by
John LothrOp Motley; 8 Os cloth; free By mail,
Silss Manner, the wsaver Of R.yeIsl. by the
suthor OF Adam Beds :" cloth 75soents paper 50
:, Life and Career of Major Andre, BY wintrop
SsrEeant; 9l.sC.
Alter IoeberEs with Painter, q Summer Voysxs
NOb.s; 9Il6 - !"
The Manufacture of PhotosesIo or Hydro Car
bon OIls, by Thomas AntselI, M. d.; Bib
Any Of the above free BY mail.
FRENCH & RlCHsTEIN,
seS 25s PonnR. avenue.
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By the use OF these Pills the periodic attacks o
R1roSs or SICK Headache may be prevented; and
If taken at the commencement of an attack imme-
ulats relief from pain and sickness will DO obtained.
They seldom fail In removing the Naxssa and
Headache to which females are SO subject.
They act gently upon the bowes,-removIng Cos
Hrsnsss
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females,
and all persons of ,sdentary habits, they are val
liable as Ldzatire, improving the appetite giving
tone and rtsor TO the digestive organs, and 70
storing the natural elasticity and strength of the
whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of long
investigation and carefully conducted experiments
having been IN use many years, during which time
theJ have prevented and relieved vast amount of
pain and suffering rom Headache, whether orlsi-
mating In the nervous system or from . dersnged
state of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable In their com position,
and may be taken at all times with perfect safety
without making any change of diet, and ths alb
''nes Of ANY dtsas,seabIs taste readers it easy to
sdn1inisfsr them 10 ehiLirsn.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
The genuine have Eve signatures of Henri, c,
Spalding on each Box.
Sold BY Druggists and oil other Dealers In Medi
oines.
Box will be sent by mail prepaid on receipto
the
PRICE, - CENTS.
Al orders should be addressed to
HENRY C. SPALDIN6,
- CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK.
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No. TOPHAM's RYYH
nc EmIUH UNE 01p


10 PIE IUH TRUNE 0yN
MANDATORY,
<s9 SEVENTH STREET, "AshINsTors n. q,
oliver Medal awarded by Maryland Institute Of
Baltimore, November :, 1850
Also, MEDIA bI MetrOPOItnn Mechanics Institute,
Washington, ID. c., 1851.
am constantly making, and always have on hand.
Of the best material, every description Of
Fine Sole Leather,
Iadiet' Dress,
Wood Box, and
Packing Trunks,
Pelliner, Csrret, and
Canvas Travelling Bags,
School Setohels, he
AZ Lots Prices.
Members Of Congress and travellers vlll please
examine my stock before purchasing elsev here
Trunks that are made IN other cities
Superior Leather and Dress Trunks made 70
order.
Trunks covered and repaired st short NOTICE
Goods delivered free Of charge % snytpaFt Of The
city, 6eorr ctovn, and Alexandra.
IA S-iyeo JAMES Stephan.
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10Y FOR THE SICK AND SUFFERING,
LET ALI WHO ARE AFFLICTED
HEApi
RFLY TIE REkEDY
xsJoJor urx,ru


FTfssz, % zoe suffer- Are yos the victim NJ spv
81 thess nSue1o2r Ailments which arse from in.
parity OF the blood! WHAT are they, do you asE
s2troe OF LIE aud hes!t zEd IL 10 tho first eement
the sJltsrn the prlre ta.abI al osts. ghe ever
prevailing SodTs -, the irritating EryEHelas the
sQbIle TofulA, she s.Onisilg IhenYa. tism, Nor-
fosa DoOIitJi Dysfopsls, Liver COMPLAINT with IT
torPoT And cejootlou, snd tho numb6rless Ills thai
hesh 70 teir h derive their hideops origin from ne
oloodi Ue<I kindly then ana gently with the blood,
Use the Slfsl7lDg RESOURCES Of LStqre for its aid
ana sxae, ns 10 commend 20 yoar confidence an1
sso thks ralJ vElus5e II edicsment Known a.
MRS. II. CODS
INDIAN VEG RfABLE DECOOTION
With regard TO this almost infnlIible spsnlns
e0Sulaf continent has spoken In decIded terms
slo tle eVidcnoes OF thls gTSat oktoscy are sus-
Ulneo DJ CONSTANT syowe,s Of curative effects and
taa hasElestres nom lts are after ali 9th ar
remedies and the beat n dical skill have failed
cures arc not sought from the literGte and suner-
hcia., put they are volunteered from the most re-
eseotabie sources sud jnStifT the highest terms in
which it ts possible 10 commend so Valuable \
eboclec 20 PCbllo approval We may add also Chi
the Curative ties of the medicine are ca Jailed
only bJ ITS restor&tlys effects, tho system recover
InE from disease Eith renewed constitutional yiror,
FOR sale ~ al respectable Druggists ip this
sitJ, and bJ the proprietor, MRS. M. cox,
Rome genuine puIess her name Ii blown on the
bottle and ker seal on the cork :
Price q per b3t!ie, Elk bottles for Ss.
O. Rao.,,sh Atsrs. r., s 7; CIsSEL, Druggist
Gioi, and viii sueslJ the trade 1t ny pnoes.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS

II The Queen OF Spain is the last Of the Bour-
bon family that sits upon a throne.
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FppNcu ! MILITARY piEEt.ESY BOOKS: -

MILITARY BOOKS. "a
Il kENCH RICHSTlEN have lust received n
large ard complete assortment Of Military Books
OF all kinds, which they offer from ten to fifSs
per cent. below the regular retail prices,-fn.
Tactics, complete, Sl.25 -S
Fer 1es' Volunteers annual, 2 vols, o.
Alleo's Compendium of Hsrdee's Taotios soo
Sross's Military Surgery, $50
+" mahan,s Field fornfcation and Outpost, each "a
Hardeo's Tactics, cheap edition, $50 "
The soldiers Gnide. 4 compIete mammal
the Home Guard $50 A'io ing
The Hand: Book for the q. g. Soldier. hahn,
t nrst BOZ Of to the u 3. Infantry to-
hl.o, Military Maps, Map Of the Seat Of war.
fIass, Badges and Medals Of every description,
NV FRENSa KicHsfEIN.
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Oh. Fares Champagne.
J.R. 6LoNINsER d CO..

No. =, NORTH CAorlsy spssf, Bdltisnors,
Having been app ointed Agents for the sale Of the
above brand OF CHAMPA6NE WINE, offer it
for ., yInE upon its merits % establlsh here
Southern cIter
Besides obtaining q hrst-olass Mcdsl &c the
French Exhibitor II 1855, Mr. Fare mas been
appointed PurVeJOT 70 the Courts Of SPAN and
PInssia- ape eoSm
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THE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE PATRONaa

FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
CLERG YMEN, ADIES, and GENTLEMEN
in all parts of the world testify to the ecaoy OF
PROF. o. J. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
and gentlemen of the Press are unanimous in it's
praise. A few testimonials only can be hero given
see circular for more. and it will be impossible for
1WALL SIR.rr, Nxw YoIk, Dec. 20, 1853.
Gsstlsnlen Your note of the 18th instant ha.
beeS sdI 3; that 5Sp BAD hsaS thf
stGres sS an Gsssns my certificate Of the fact
wa il 70 soa ohssfSy because think it
age and ne eSnsS 20 a5i hs S S9o Of
on the crown of my head to lose its feasibility and
. .Shdtes TO iS,n IT, Each &f these
slpoe fourth was sdded to them, BY hair isiiipK
on tho top OF mJ head and threatening to make me
In this gnplssssnt predIcament was induced to
.ns Of hsif for Ssd ssy no no .Iss tss
uop that gay hair could ever be restored to ix
Sos q ssf lie us sa 81 t%o Sot
ties opiy, th.t not only was the falling of arrested
ssnsi6ity TO the scalp anu dandruf CEASED to form
On my :, fesh, ye.J much to the ErsdScat9n of my
For tails, amonE the many obi stions / owe to to
H 1s SEX Il, s,T0nflJ rsp9amcnd al nasbsIds who
example, and use If growing gray or ssttin. BAD
T .s SG9 sSs sy, 10 an no
onger at No. ii Carol Place. ~
TO PRpy. o J. WoOD ybsdT Sir-Your aHafr
kEstorthro hts done my hair no much good sInoo
commenced rps use OF IL, that wish To make
Known 70 the public ofits ed cots onthe haiT whion
9te great msn or woman may benearlJ deprived
9f hair, and 81 resort 10 your Hair Reseoranve''
ths hair will return more beautiful than ever at
leest ms ID ny experience. Believe i al!
P.s4oa cam Publish the above Fl 70 sca HI 4,
publishing In ogI Southern papers, you viii gel
m9re patronage South. see several of your GER
paRor. w, a. KENIpy
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
PRor. y J. WOOD: Dear Sir Having bad the
misfortune 70 lose the best portion of nv hair from
the effects Of the yellow fever, in New Orleans ip
1851 was induced 10 MAKE trial of your prepara-
non, Snd found 10 ID answer as the very thinr
needed. MY hair Ia now thick and glossy, and no
words can express my obligations to ron in giylnr
70 the afflicted such treasure FINLEY JoHNsoN
The Restorative ID put mp in bottles Of three sixes
VIZ: large, medium and small; the small hold half
pint, and retails for dollar per bottle; the me
dunn holds At least 70 per cent more in proportop
Ian the small retails for TWO dollars Der bottle:
he large holds quart, 20 per cent. more in proper
o. WOOD CO., Proprietors, 4l4 Broad.
No. '@ AA- 49, A'' '0'' o. Aoais
sols In thi. city BY G. sToTT. SITS Pa. avenue.
an q eoly,alw
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BOYN CIOTHING

w, B0Yg CLOTHING.
lsrge assortment Of BQYS sPRIN6 CLOTH
ING embracing al styles Of low priced, medium,
bov prices Tor ossh. - -
WALL. STEPHENS & CO,
sE. I'D S92 Pa av-. between eth and 10th sn.
ma untelhEeSoer and Reps blIssn.I
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CaIcKERINe 4 SONS, PLANTS Fps stLI
~ on month, payments, or sissousts tSr essb.
NV % ,ss, ..,!.s os ~ s.ffss.
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HEADQgARTERs FOB sOLDIEgs..ky;
No. 400 Seventh street, opposite the Posi- Ofsos,
,yPssiS2 yy sssi ys tt0pTE ~ sfRTs
and CAPS, ~ 10 Is the Cheapest Store In town 20
buy Clothing and furpishln 6ooda -
p h SMITH. clothler.
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ID READER,
ERUsE The fol9vlnr st.tsment and then Judge


ABRAM COLE, Of Brooklyn, N. ". q vel
known oItIIen there, had suffered from by spepoa
tor some years, without permanent relief. Guu he
tried AYER'S PILLS, which taken SocordIng 10
The dlrections for tins comp amt restored nIm 10
health N few weeks. Amer en Intervt Of some
month . be has bad no return Of his comp amt
GEO. w. CROSS, Of Harmony, Texas, had 90
eruption on bis neck. shOu ders, bscE and leg
which covered about one third Of his body. ID kept
Tie parts affected covered with q sosb, and beng
Often raw core, was Of course very troy blssome
and dlstresslns IL 80 muoh impaired HIS health ~
70 unit HINT or business and Kept him N Constant
AYERS COMPOUND EXTRACT sAksA-
PARlLLA, which ouroo HIN His skin stli shOvt
some scars from the HlceTston, but It 10 othervise
John II. SHOOK, Ess 4, 81 eminent lawyer Of
Richmond, Va, took cOld which settlsd on bis
lungs A severe pain set in on the ieft side with
bad cough, which Was soon followed BY the unmls-
nfAEio SYMPTOMS Of consumption. Mhsn re- ueed
ny PECTuhAL, which soon slapped the cough
Prepaied Sy Dr. SEr' n Z. AVER CO.. Lowell.
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with and WITHOUT Mottoes; Envelopes ~ match.
A large assortment Of Stationery.
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FSos. fhs Western r. r. Gasstfs. C1fears, III,
We heartily endorse Mr.. Spaldins, and his M