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The New York herald., 1862-11-13

LsOR sALE-THE FIXTURES AND GOOD WILL OF
L the Liquor store $50 Broadway This s q most de-
srabe aety for the liquor business and the Fixtures ac
will be sold bargain to cash purchaser Apply on the
premises
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

4 UsTIN BALDWIN 4
"A EUROPEAN FORWAROERS,
n Broadway.
ship Packages Parcels aud vauables forwarded - any
part Of Europe, by steamers. every wednesday aud
Saturday
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

B1J r BOUNTY IN THE ONE HUNDRED AND
klO seyenty-second Farmersp regiment, Yonkers.
Is the chance this regiment Is nearly ready 70
Ne. Fare pad TO camp only from ii TO O'Clock BY Cap
6POONER, No. 4Murray street, up stairs.
The New York herald., 1862-11-13
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

A BEAUTIFUL ~ ACRES. NEW BUILDINGS, THREE
"A orchards IN Rocsland county s19oo, would trade for
port. $1,000 Other farms pr!ces and locations.
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

S5000 sEoS.yS Psess y, socS sas
class Improved Property for cash. bounded by Desab
rue Atlantic street aud Clinton 10 Navy
Parties wishing 10 sell will please state me location
lowest price snd ano ,n OF morseag u any Address cf
III. &c Gsys lnyesluaeaL Eetad ol,e,
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

PERSONAL.
p,AMBERa.--l HAVE THE TWO BOXES. NO AID
u vices the 18th OF October You do not
Give me the the In st. Marys county Let
Know H. All well here Have letter from Paris but Of
no importance Be sure 10 write me. IG.
fyHrIpREY TAKEN FOR ADOPTION AND ADOPTED
out good homes, also ladies' about To ,require nus
nr viii receive the and medical dur
ins tneir confinement at Madame 0RINDLE's, ~ West
uoson '''est
fyurIpREN TAKEN FOR ADOPTION, ALSO ADOPTED
ouf 10 good homes ladies taken - board, with good
medical and all the comforts OF home at Ma.
dame PARSELLE's, Ttl Greenweh street, between Ham.
mond and Perry. -.
GUINEA AGENT. -.
pou ra,ioi yous auss .vous prets. '
-.
UNroRM ALTON wANrED--OF ROBERT " ROSS WAS
II last heard from In May, then Ia New Yors. Any
in frmat him vii be thankfully received by his bih
er, JAS. Ross IS Constitution street, bal'i'nere Md
I = MRs WILSON wHo WAS EMPLOYED AS HOUSE
keetcr ia copl lemsn family M south Amboy. some
yors Post odsce will hear Of something 20 het adsan
taEe.
xa,tsitES TO ADOPT ONE HEALTHY MALE Guild
w ssed years blue eyes sui hgat hair Apply Al 100
wo ste, Street between 3 satt O'Clock. ic Mrs >
rnc -wtt.I.TuE PARRY WHO rAsbEu o. soN
IuO. lay sf,erltear, - Gni whtge ~ $685. a,d 40 ,cl
-, Y,s,. ssai st-stss - sAnf v,.ei " a y A,
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

L,OR SALE-OR PARTNER TAKEN. IN AN OYSTER
T. and Dining saloon in Broad street, established the last
% years. now doing good business: Apply TO WM r.
CORNELL, los Broad street, between and T. NJ
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

A VALUABLE FARM OR COUNTRY SEAT FOR
"A sale ~ Mcrr,s,cwn, ~ containing eighteen forty
frui, aud nne View house modern, with Improvements
Apply 10 STEPHEN A. PIERCE a co.. ~ Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

hi HEADQUARTERS, SIXTH REGIMENT CORCoRAN'S
j. Irish Legion Broadway, New TorA.-GeneIal Order.
No l0The recrung service in the city OF New York Of
ke Irish Legion will be under the supervision OF
apt II. 7. o Brien the Sixh regiment All recruiting
ceis Of the Legion VIII report TO him daily at 10 A. NJ at
papers connected with the regnen and also report the
humber of recruits for transportation. BY order OF
Brgadier General CORCORAN.
4 j BLopGETT A. A. General
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

{OTu REGIMENT-HIGHLANDA- "a aLM rn,; MnLn li
~ bodied and respectable men eau lo. this Gne old
kimcnt II you want to fight side by side with Qi
list the gallant Scventynnth regiment Highlso osis
Nv York Volunteers Recruiting oaices, Mercer HOUSE.
ncr of Broons and Mercer streets; Tent In City Hall
x. opposite Tammany Hall, New York; at Is Fulton
.af
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

NIKN oiD TOO SOON NERVOUS or fMr0F&Nf
IVA sai those wishing true "Mart4sF- y #r+ - y
o,T tsN Pest ofice, New York CITY ~ ~ z t tt s.
~ d. iic.cS. sith3r sni T. fNH u ti' ~ -
t.., ~ INV siar.ss ON1s ~ 4. yAtNsf, frts ~ !.
b. IT, asgs "a - ,ls :. 49, 80 ~ =. - - At'-s.s
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

EyOR SALE CHEAP--A SMALL THREE STORY BRICK
House. good order pleasant neighborhood in the
Nineteenth ward Most of the money remain mort
gage aud the balance be paid in nsalmens will
change for small country place, with without buildings
excellent opportunity well to do clerk Price 81 800
Apply to JOHN II. DOUGHTY, l53 Bowery.
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Hint. on the Pot alto Disease

From an elaborate article in a recent num-
Der Of the Journal of the West of England So
ciety, On the potato culture, from the pen OF
DR.. Lang, in which many curious and impor-
tant truths are discussed, the following may be
regarded as conclusions deduced from his treat
ment of the whole subject:
l. The desirahility of early planting in dry,
clean and well-prePared ground.
2. That white potatoes are least liable to the
disease, and therefore to be preferred to the
colored sorts.
3. That the soil in no case produces or in
hUences the disease.
4. That the disease is of fungoid character
Investing many varieties of plants and increas-
ed in activity by atmospheric causes.
5. That all the heterogeneous manures are
Injurious.
8. That line and salt, mixed in the proper
ton Of eight tons Of lime with three hundred
weight Of common salt, is tho best manure
and this is the proportion used to the acre.
z. That potatoes that ripen earliest should be
exclusively grown.
8. That as soon as the disease appears Garth
ing up the stalks repeatedly with fine earth
from the centre of the trench is the only effec-
tual preventive to its Tavages. To this opera
ton the author consequently attaches the grea.
test importance.
Q. That when exhumed sunlight appears to
arrest the progress Of the murrsin, and pre-
vents the further decomposition Of the tuber.
Without committing ourselves to all the
above statements and suggestions, some of
which are, We think, doubtful or open to we'll
founded objections, the attentive reader will
find much useful material for thought, which,
If carefully considered, cannot fail to impart
valuable aid in ceming to sound conclusions,
as far as our eonfessedly limited and imperfect
knowledge will as yet permit, on this very i'm
Iortant and equally difficult subject.-Cana-
GEG1I dpTEcukturiSt
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Use of Sweet ADpIes.

A sweet apple, sound and fare has a deal Of
ssccharine in its composition. 1t is, therefore,
nutritious; for sweet apples, raw, will fat cat
tie, horses, pigs, sheep and poul ry. Cooked
sweet apples will fat children, and make
grown people feshy-'fat' not being polite
word as applied to grown persons Children
being more of the animal than "grown felix's, -
We are not so fastidious IN their classification.
But to the matter in question. In every good
farmers house who has an orchard, baked
sweet apples are an institution" in their sea
son. Everybody, from the tOddling baby hold
ing up by its fathers knee-children are deci-
dedly household commodity-away back to
'.our revered grandmother" in her rocking
chair, loves them. No sweetmeat smothered
IN sugar is half so good no aroma of dissolved
confec tionery is half 80 simple the SOFT pulpy
flesh Of well-baked apple, of the right kind
1t Is good in milk, with bread 1t is good on
your plate, with breakfast, dinner or supper
we don't "take tes' at our house. 1t is good
every Wsy-''vehemently good, ;" as an enthu-
siastic friend of ours once said
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PastuFiUg.

It poor economy to feed pastures very close.
They will yield much more if the grass has a
fair start than if fed down so low that it can
scarcely grow. Cattle which pick a pasture
down to the bone nearly always run largely to
bone. John Johnston suppOses case, found
on repeated observations, in illustration q this
truth. He says: "a has little field which he
thinks will keep twenty cattle, and he puts
them into il. y has a field of the same size
and quality, but he puts only ten cattle into it.
Now it will almost always be found that in the
autumn the ten have gained as many, often
more pounds live weight, than the twenty.
The ten with frst-rate pasture would gain four
hundred pounds each, and it is doubtful if the
twenty would have gained two hundred pounds
each. The ten would make extra beef, and
br. ng an extra price, while the twenty would
only make third-rate beef, bringing little more
per pound Than they were worth when they
were turned to pasture. The ten paid SIS each
for their pasture, or perhaps more. This
have often seen"
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THE EVENING STAR.
ssSUCH.''

As BIZ SAW 1T.
such ribbons and roses, such ringlets Of hair:
Such feathers and hounces, 30 white and so fair /;
Such rosy hued cheeks, such teeth and such ewes;
such snowy white neck of such delicate size;
such bit Of waist, such love Of hand;
such foos such an ankle, such an air Of grace,
Such ga fine figure Of woman"
-..- As SHE SAW IT.
Such a fair, manly brow, such modest NOUS
-... tache;
Such a sweet wi ming way, no swag ger or dash;
Such love-lighted eyes, such an aquil ne nose;
such a neck, such a neck-tie, such nice fitting
c.. clothes;
Such an air all at ease, such a model of grace;
Such a form, such figure, such beautiful face;
Such gem Of the species human.
AS SOMEBODY ELSE SAW IT.
Such swell Of q chap, such gay Haunting belle
Some brains but more hair, no wisdom to sell;
such near sighted eyeglasses astride sucha nose;
Such earnest desire for the largest Of ''shows;"
such motions, such gestures, so vulgar and rude;
Snch q pompous young snipe, such mincing
a.. .. young prude;
So queer Is the human vision.
fSpTingf field Republican.
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TRIE - = MAR.

/. u IA 7 Z - u 4"
Protected By Royal Letters Patent of Englasd,
dad secured by she Seals of tks Eeole de Pkar-
HnGets de Paris; and tks Imperial College Of
Medicine, Vienna.
TRIESEMAR No.
Ii the edectual remedy for RELAXATION, Spin
hAToR2HRA ana EXHAUSTION or THE SYSTEM.
TRIESEMAR No.2,
ComPieteiJ and entirely ersdiostes all traces Of
those disorders, for which Copaiva and Cubebs
have generally been thought an antldote, 70 the
ton,
TRIESEMAR No. 3,
ls the great and sure remedy of the civilized world
Tor all impurities OF the system, well ss seoond-
sry symptoms, obvlatng the destructive use OF
Mercury, as well SIS other deeterious lnfredlepts
and which all the Sarsapariia IN the world canpof
remove. TRIEsKNLR Nos. l, 9 and are Alike de-
void OF taste or smelI anG of all nauseatinr sua-
nes. They are In the form of q Iosenze, and NAV
peoted. -e 80
Sold IN TN Gases at s. each. or four o. o.ses in
one toI 50, and In ST cases, thus ssving Sc, "a
&c; Whoiesale and retail by DR.. n. A. BAR
ROW, 194 Bleecker greet, a doors from Mac
Dougal street,. New York. Immedisteiy on re-
9eipt of remittance, DIR. BARROW will forward
Triesemar 70 any sart of the world, securely
and addressed according 70 the Instructions
Published also BY DR. BARROW. th., no,ul.,
and beautfu lly illustrated medical work Hum,n
Frailty. Price Is cents. Triesemar and Boof "a
pc oDtalned by speoiai authority from 8. G, ORD,
Washington, ID. c. dsl2-sm
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rs7 MANY fHousArDs cured At this institudsn With
NE last ssvsntssn ysars, and the
sal sPsrstsns psfOFmsd BY Dr. gehnssn Witnessed BY
nRsItsn OF hs pePsu and many shs4 persons, nsiess
veh have sIPsAIsd again and again bssxs the public
sAn sis standing gentleman e eAIsstsf and rsspssi
billy sts sisnt guarantee ths seaetsd mar lkly
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DIRECTORY.
TRAINS.

On asd Lyter MONDAY, FsbyparVS s, lss2.
PAssKNcxR TRAINS srTwExN
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
win run a. follows:
Six Dails TSains lrrios az aAd Depart from
cad rec on sSsdaVS.
For Philadelphia and New York-Lesve wssh
inEton e 9 90 n, II 90 n, and S go n.
For BalnmoTe-lseaye Washington at go and
For Annapolis at , 90 A N and lpPM
tS 3 80 =: S1TS a sps w; leave
For fredenok az ~ A n, and $50 Pm.
TRAINs MoTING NORTH.
nv. hnsTsss sH.s g Il Ar
MornSt aoco a nsL.sSSTs s. US
A. n. Arrfys al BsitiH.Srs $50 a. N. No Come
ton. a Baltimore. This is the Morning oolneIIon
New Torf Mail Tr.in-lesre wuhinttou At n
4; n; srrIye a. Rslnmore lip r. n; Phil.deThis
Pkilsts! pSis rfsln leave: washington uscor
n, reaching Baltimore ate 50 N, and Philsdelp hia
Afternoon Aocommodauon-lesve Washington
nexiOns 81 Baltimore. This is the afternoon con
Eys.i.F I EF'YRTs:,ssys wtsssinsson
New SoIF Il ~ a.11i.6uHa fa =. a i'A'
On Sundays leave Washington stSoo and p. n.
The ?. q. train from Washington connects
through 10 New York every day during the week.
TEAMS MOVING SOUTH
Leave NeN Y ORR 81 A. D., Phllhd6lfhiA III - a
r.; Balumors 40 r. n. Arrive 81 WIShinEtor 81
Lave New York at TSP, NJ; PhilsGsl,hIs IoLo ,.
No. Baltimore go A. n. Arrive 81 Washington 40
Leave New York .t II r. n; Phil.dslsais $50
M; Baumoro5 US Al. Arrive 90 WsshtnEtoa
Local ACCOMMODATION Trans lesve Baltimore
~ A M and As ?. for WtHhInCtcn, arrive
there AZ u A. n. and s <5P.M.
On Sundays al <-Sl And }. IS only from Balt-
more No Annapolis or Frederick connexions on
Sundays
PASSENGER Trains leaving wsshiarton at1< a.
n. tnd 90 r. n, and Baltimore ~ 80 A. NJ and ass
2. make dlreot connections for Annapolis st the
Junction. The 7.40 n, and % u connect at
Rslsy for Frederick, Hs serstOvn 60, &C., except
Sundays.
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore ard WASH
lngton at e5o A. n. and 20 r. u.
Passenger Trains leaving washington 6t 6.a0 a.
NJ, III a. NJ, and ?. NJ. and Baltimore ct t.So and
I.s5 A. n, VIII stop 0sty az ASsapolts ysxettOa.
WAY Passengers must take the Accommodates
TtdtNs only.
Trains viii leave Washington and Baltimore
prorpfiy spen card ftrss, excepting that the <So A
N, IS n and 90 trains will % mi nu ties
Il necessary, 20 secure the passengers and Mas
from the last
For Sick and Wounded soloiers-A SPECIAL car,
with an attendant. with beds, will leave WsshIDg-
ton twice week for Philadelphia direct at m A N,
soldiers. w, p. sMITa
res master OF TRANSPORTATION. Bat
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LOWELL, COLES & CO..
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
SO Front street, New York,
and $40 K street, Washington, ID. c.,
(near Wizards HOTEL

Having started q branch Of our New York essab-
lishment in this city, we invite SHiIrrs. G,oesrs,
ReStdETHHtsrTs. and Hotel Keepers, to call and ex-
anime our stock, which is well assorted and
comprised of goods of the best quality. We take
orders for any thing in our line, and execute them
promptly. iastf
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a. es2Hs q. R $s:F AHT 90
~$ At 2sI o street, opposite VY
ths Thsnfey.
OYSTERS STEAMED
IL the Shell hnu Thoroughly Cooked (far superior
10 roastD IN t1o plfaNtss, Ihs fe,tt,t
tive on record. Call and see.
The undersigned respectfully informs his friends
In the District, and visitors to the city that he has
rented his OLD and wRLL-KNowN BsTkBLIsHMHNT
In most thorough manner, and has made o0n-
piete arrangements to furnish OYSTERS in any
style and IN any suaut' 900 TO 800 gallons huok cd
per day. goo to 5000 cans of Spioed and Fresh
put up dslly-cans Theoretically sealed, Furnished
In the shell By the bushel or barrel.
PerE0ns wishing TO have Oysters furnished reru-
leriT through the winter, at Baltimore Prices
without fear OF failure, should call and make ar
rsnEsments a. once. Freight. time, and money
ssyea BY purcheslng Of ne, as furnish an article
esEal to the celebrated Baltimore esta blishments,
at prices Just as low.
TO Suffers,
Canned Meats, HOLSTERS, Sardines, Clans
Strawberries, Tomatoes, Pigs Feet, TrIpe, DO
60, DO. Also, Pickles, Catsup, Salces, Brandy
Peaches, &c. Also, Game and Fresh Fish, Tur-
ties, Terrapins, Fresh HOLSTERS, Cod, HsIibut, a O.
In act, every thing for sale in the Northern mar
kets always on hand, at reasonable prices.
Hotels and families supplied With Oysters, de-
lvered without charge 70 any part Of the District
In season, II the money IL sent with the order,
My establishment Is open from 5 q. m. 20 IL at
night, every day, except Sunday, when I close st
10 O'Clock q. N. -
ja2 L. M. HARVEY
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Soldiers Pay.

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
WILL FORWARD
SOLDIERS REMTTTANCES TO THEIR
FAMILIES,
1T any place on tie lines Of their EzpreSs,
Att charge Of twenty Ave cents for any sum not
Sddtionaic bsrgo - aE ~, pSt Ia'e
by connecting Expresses.
The money, whether Gold or T,snsurv Nots,.
should be enclosed IN an envelope and securely
sealed. and have the full address,, inoi uding town
Post Once, and State; and IN cities, the street aud
NUMBER OF the person to whom TO be sent and
the amount legIby marked thereon. Envelopes
Tor this purpose NAV be had at our Offices,
To facilitate prompt delivery, the charge for re-
mitIaao5 should be pre- pad.
ADAMS EXFRESS COMPANY.
WdShjnEtoB, Jan. g, 1862. ia 9-Im
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Efssfxsi Remedy IN fks Void,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRgDENCE.
LET NO FALSE pELIcAcr PRSyEsr.
r,Y APPLY lMMEDIAELY.
4 sVRE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE 70 Tw0 DAYS.
wun... q ne ss,t, s.rlsnrs, Assea.o. q o. I'd.
.sys and Bladder savssnsaI, DsssarT.s np.ssssy
y s.s. ~ sS,rsa LAIgsss Csoss.ss
rr.@Snf. pa. Fs, ~ GdtS T.. a'i p.,,,. ",f q.
a.ad Threat Noss sk Afsstions q Is. Lsnr, s.sn-
iy Esbis Of Yesihhsss Drssdl and Dssrsetirs Pr.s-
ss, Which render Marriage npesiss, and dsss, sssA
YOUNG MEN
Especially yhs have become n. victim, q sslsry viss.
.ntinsy gr.,. Thousands q Yosrr si.s q s ass,
sI.ls'd talent, and brilliant in.ssc vh. nghi sAsrvs
sssnes or vshsd sssaey tbs living Tyre, may call viii
MARRIAGE.
hk nib rlsses,, or Ye.nG msn ssassupi.tsg Mr.
s.as ..,r :: Hhyssai vssinsss, srEshis dssy,
=. .hs Place, hI..K sndsr u. Dr. J. nay ssusi-
,y ss5s y. r. h s'1sr . gentleman and ssasdssy
OFFICE No. SOUTH FREDERICK ST.
len esna .d' E'n1 rs% B:.sr. .r.. .s a's ...
INST b paid and esntain stamp.
..--...- u DR.. JOHNSTON,
ns|ss 81 a. Eyn Csn.I.e Of ssrr,sa.. LsOds., g.ts
- 81 Es"s:a FS % 80 ':1
has sf.cis4 q mos; ..oassiag ssrs. Ia, ~.rs
ever knovui many roublsd With rngnf IN ts head and
..dd.a .ssnd. viii I.Qsss. sisssns, sss.nd.e
ssmsiimss with dsranEsnsnt Of mind, cured inns-
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
fesng hsn and sthsn Who have injured themselves BY
learned from .yl esupsnion,, 9. a. .ebo. ~. !.
which srs nightly st even when .sIssp cared
S.dy, shouId Apply mn.dist.i,. '''0 A''s 'o0
rS... o. .sd and .l.nsA. .r.s.. rr.d.s.4
ey sary hahits Of youth, Wis; wsstns Of hs Bach md
Limbs, Pain, in tn. Head D.nn. sight Les 81
billy, D:rsnF.m.nt q the D...1ps f,neasus' sn.l
osenty, symptom o. Consumption, &e-
dr.Sdsd-Los Of Memory Confussn Of Ideas, Dspr.sns.
spniu, Evil Forsboding, Avsreo Of seeisty, ssfDis-
Lo,' ssisd'' Tindiiy etc., are sens q The evils
NiRvoU, pHsILITI-rh.s,sns.s can new i.dr. what's
NE esps Of their declining health losing vro
Ing weak pale, tnaciatsd hsvinr snruIsy
PP'arans' sssHt the 'Js esSEh Symptoms o.
DISEASES OF IMPR UDENCE.
q. and 'otsIy q pleasure ane.
.Ppsn, that an III ,hxms dread Of d,esvsy
oas s.."s I s iron % ne. q.
.sna, Of EsSrsD; and designing Pr.t.nds vh.
tanned, and 10 despair him Win rDsd health sTs
q: On .ySps Ia. osi sh
srrt. di..a,. ,seh Of Threat Head,
s,r.d t. IS 9rssdfs ,af.riafa ~ .saSS. sns "a,
dsissvsrsd GENTRY from vhsss sssrns
DIR. JOHNSONS REMEDY FOR ORGlNIe
WEAKNESS AND IMPOTENCY
ny this great and impersn ysmsdy srfaAs
are speedily cured and fall vicss Yhssssnds
s,,t nsrysu s5s dsti.tsd, VIE had lest all hsPs,
BEES inms dittsly Fsljsvsd. ~
All 70 k.rrsss, Physical hsst. Dtsqs.I-
rIsnshg and W.aiRss kzsssstiss Of lks .sst fssrSl
kad speedily sBsd.
ENDORSEMENT OFfHE PRESS
fs7 MANY THoUsArDs stIsd At this astitutsn within
ne last ssvsnssn ysars and the Important Surf
cal spsrssns psfOTmsd BY DR. gcnstsn Witnessed BY Ss
r.E.ri. Of "a. psssn .nd many .ts.s Psn.ns n.es, Il
wsh have EIPsAEsd again and again before the public
sSss hs standicE GsnusnAnS ehnnssf and rssps-i-
billy, is sts Silent guarantee hs aAetsd mar lky
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DENTISTRY.

DR.. CHARLES r.. BOTELER,
DENTIST,
NO. 336 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH STs.
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Soldiers Paw!

Soldiers PayI
THE HARNDEN EXPRESS COMPANY
Wall Temit sunset
FIFTY DOLLARS AND UNDER,
FROM SOLDIERs TO THEIR FAMILIES,
Alta ChArgeof
TWENTY FIVE CENTS.
The money should be placed IN sn
ENVELOPE
and securely sealed,
The full address,
tiAcERdssg Pos; Office, State; also, street and aEu
beT, 10 G Edrge cify,l
OF the person 70 whom to he sent,
MUST BE LEGIBLY MARKED ON THE
ENVELOPE.
HAS BEEN DEMONSTRATED
THAT TEK
E X p Z L s S
FURNISHES The MOST RELIABLE
MEANS
FOR SOLDIERS
SEND THEIR MONEY HOME,
ENVELOPES AND BLANKS WILL BE FUR
NISHED ON APPLICATION TO
OUR OFFICE.
Z. 8. SMITH,
Agent Harnden Express,
SC st., second door below Pa. ave.,
n9Jm Washington, ID. C.
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II can get lifted cut in moe suit of Clothes AZ
leka thanNeW York pEleeE at the Peoples. Cloth
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DIR. IA RONTA

Cures all Venerial Diseases permanently and
quickly. without the use of disgusting or poison
Gus drugs of any kind.
No dieting or interference with business.
Consultations free.
n Is saying quite enough IN It's fsvor, when say
that my practice is THAI which 10 In use In al the
New York CITY hospitals.
Nev York City College and Hospital Testimo-
malls furnished.
Ladies with Whites and Diseases OF the Womb
CURED and saved cOnsunptive's grave by M
treatment.
There Is nothing ofsHsiUs or diSGsrssabls IN any
part of the treatment.
All oureg warranted, or money Refunded,
promptly attended to.
Medicines for travellers and others packed, with
Jul lnstrpotlons for use, and warranted,
Omce-hooo No, = Washington Building, Penn
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fSoU6Hs, COLDS, HoARsENEss, &C.
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persons Rave become FAMILIAR with its eTtrsordi.
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