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AUCTION SALES.
By ! c. MCGUIRE & co. AuctIoneerr.

By G. Ko6UIRE & Coz AuotIoneerr.
TRUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
of the Circuit Court o. he District Of Colamb.s,
passed on toe 6fth day Of June. 1882, IN AZ cause
Which Otis Preston and 9th ers, are oou plAInsnts
and Thomas Welch Is defendant. the undersigned
will sell 81 Public Auction, tt the hest bidder.
on THURSDAY. the l1th day CT Iuy. 1852 at G
Lot No p in ssuare No ST. in tas city Of wssh-
lnsten, fIontlnG twenty four feet on Massachusetts
sHs bSef e. Sta a its,
with the improvements therein, consisting Of q
Frame DTeli,nE House;
to b. paid IN cash, and the residue IN esu.l install
meIts in AK sud tve.ve months from the day Of
the Is: Of ssle! and 10 be s.cared hy the notes or
TO oPeI be ~ 1s 5F,9hs:eT T h With sureJ or aurotos
terms of sale within ak days asr the d.y Of sale,
ths property Will b. resod al his risk and expense.
All oonveysLcIDg 81 the cost Of the ,uroh.,er.
ie7 2svGds &c MCGUIRE & co, .uct,.
by GREEN &c WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
ON CHARLES wsrneT and wife to The su5acrbeTs s,
bearing cate the sth day OF NAV, 1889 and duiy re-
and a. one Of he lsGd Teoord. Uos of wssSS.toS s
co1nty, in the District Of Columbia, we shall ssll,
tbs Sb dsI sgG.fop ~ ss 5 & Ca
numbered one. ID in J. B KIbbey's subdivision OF
square numbered 57l. fronting twenty i've 1851 feet
and eight n9sl feet on LIST street vest. containing
Terms of sails: One-thlrd of purchase money
cash; the bslancs in 6. II and Is months, the pur
chaser TO give notes bearing interest for deferred
A dead given and deed of trust taken to secure
payment Of the notss.
All conveyanolrg - onst Of gnrch..er.
WIN. III. WARD,
JOHN r. FRANKLIN,
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SPhINs AND SUMNER ME CLOTHING
sENTLEMESSk Sk AND BOYS,

We have In store ard daily receiving sI the latest
anc most desirable stries Of Ready made Clothing
inm ate outfit every induosment IN style, qu,lI-
ty and price,
Our custom department is we'll supplied With all
the latest styles Coatings. Clotls, Cassimers ,nd
Esstinss, which we make 10 order on very reason
aele terms ~ shors notice.
js6zw Intel S22 Pa. .Senne.
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PASSENGER TRAIN TO MANASSAS.

WAR DKPARrMxNf,
O1Ies httfary SspsrIstsadsnf RasIroads U.S.S
WdsAtasfoS, April le, ls62.
No Passenger Train will be run from w ashins.
ton 10 Manassas until further notice.
ID. e. McCALLUM,
sp ls-d NJ. ID. and sup't Railroads, u. 9.
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NEW YORK, June The weekly statement Of
the city banks shows ths following totals De-
efease-Losns, S353, ,l53; specie, sl4s, ,49s. In.
CHARACTERIZATION, s2's,45e; deposits si32 200
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N9TlcE.-CHANSE OF DAYs.-On and .fte
'LiFPBBRfVs : HOsPTrt

E9ILcs --On sse aissf thIs d.te. Wsissr. Will
GesdAJs, SA.nEdays ana Sunfsys onIy and On
'i.'se d,Js onlJ bsIweel the hoaTs or and D. mo-.
ma Ass', surrscp, y. i. xray, ; N SSsfs;s,
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MURINsER's PATENP BEEF TEA.
A solid concentrated extract Of

BEEF AND VEGETABLES.
deiciops soup. Highly approved BY q number OF
sam!nsnt eminent. PhJnolens, who use i o. the various
hoseltss ior the restoration to health of slck and
This samirsble article condenses into oom,act
form al the su bstAntla and nutrtive properties of
large bulk of meat and vegetables The Teadi
ness with which iI dissOives, when boiling water
Tss vSIoh You'd hour, q aSnp 30 or
ooLdlnE 70 the u:na! method Is an advantage in
highly noSISrE sSes. SomSnsd nsSo HisHs
sehSscy renders 4 invaluable for the sick, while
fresh meat and vegetables Il Win Keep good I'm In
s1, SI:f e. = eso1ssy We'll .dsRisd for
which they are 80 lisble.
For lnyshds. vh0se osPaoiO1s appetite can thus
For sportsmen and excurnonists, to whom both
Its omPsotness and easy pfeparatiops viii re-
FcT .h WHO would eoononize tune and trouble.
ana are mi1dfnl Of the truth thar minutes are tbs
ufsIEssr.5ssa sIs e only By the inventor. E. SALOME
susEPR srs sNE sss y our sole
ii0 south Dss9sfe avenue, T PhiiSdel1SHs,a aio 10
yhom all applications for the Beef 9es must be
P.s.Ths article is prepared in cakes Of about
tras,sss Sf s1Snds s:oa and packed y nm boxes
pound, .lll msls ave Plnss Of sIcesns Bed iss.
n naIe. minutes. - m . I'm
N9Llcs.-CHANgE or DAYs.-oa and after
rad dTsssday; June %, the Steamer K-
Roa. iussds, S.a and Sturdy i..sins
her wnsrf a. the foo 9TH stree 1t 10 O'Clock a. M
Fale Tor the round trip, Si 30 lsfFlF- = $3.50
sAAUEk 6EDNEY, Capt.
". Or the PAYMENT Of Is cents, yisllors Will
pesihilttsd 70 -he SOom which General WashiaT-
!na 2cSasi sna II Eaieh be died The mansloa
tha ktCun1s are cinseo 20 pisltecS on sanday, The
disturbed stats Of ths hnanoes OF the coun.ry
nsvinr Ieduoec the resources Of the Ass soolsiIo n
Ienoec tnis charge recessary for the presenf for
We ins'h'e'sTc O. md preservation Of Mount Yer
% %HOi- L.sL.-z.l = - nS 2vs
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CHEGARAY INsr!ru ,E,

1927 and 1879 SpfRee st. Phllade pha
The reg ulaT course of InstT uotlon embraces the
EnglIsh and French Languages and Literature.
Latin II rec uIred, and Gil the branches which
stitute thorough English and French educatlon,
French Is the language Of the family. sud con-
stantly spoken IN the Institute t is the object Of
particular attention, and 10 tsuIht from the rudi-
ments TO the hg best course Of literature acd oon-
POSITION. The sohOast'o ear commences scptem-
Der 18th and closes July lst. Circulars, &c, oan
be obtained from Madame D'HERvILLY, Prin-
oIpsl OF Cheraray Institute. u 6-tm
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d y FL CT Ii

nEPARTMENT OF STATE,
~ WAsHIrsIoE, January 2s, Iee1
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
Members Of Congress on businen on SATURDAYS
commencing with Saturday, the frr q neKi
month.
tsnE Eu WILLIAM III. sEWAKp,
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Y DIR. JOHNSTON,
/.

Has dtseoversdth most Csrtdin, Spssdy asd onIT
EFectNal Remedy IN fhs World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRU0ENCE.
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nELAwARE STATE

II LOTTERY.
Authorized by "An aot for the announcement n
Internal Improvements in the State Of
Delaware"
JOHN A. MORRIS & CO., Managers.
CLASS 264,
To be drawn in Wilmingt gton, Delaware,
On SATURDAY. June 2sth, 1852.
SCHEME.
!-SJ.NU-. '------ -, SS1,Om
--tU,an
IL 7S2 30 -, ,7s2 9O-IOc
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TOR sALE-Tve frs;-e -elsss BILLlARD IA
complets. fhose dsstunG the above Will stddy
tbeI Interest by calling Immediately st hs Euro
ysan sotsl. sernsr nth sifeef ana funsyf.snst
tsspft ms ~
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ATA SEQ HOTEL,

~ lCHARLES 3. FOWLER q CO ,01
XIV IMPORTERS. u
wHoLEsALE AND EITAlL
DIALMREIN
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN WARE,
Fine Cutlery, gApanued Walters.
Plated Ware. Coal OH LRmps
Roll Netsl Goods, ChInneys and Wioks
Block Fin 6oohs, Lanterns, 90, &c.
Tin Chamber Sets,
m slim s04 COod Fcllows' HslID nh st.
rOME ONE. COME ALL, and buy your outtt
" Of SPRING ard SUMNER CLUTHlN6, A
the corner of T. and seventh ste. The Ufht Of our
large etock Of Mems and BOYS Clothing vIll re-
heve oil app eheusioI OF not being able 20 get
spiIed or n Ted al our estahlI smneHt
Give BAR 4 BROTHERf Z tusl, and the, viii
kwsys do What "a right ap s0-2ms
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Tickets Sl0-Shares in proportion.
JOHN A. NORRIS CO. are the sole and
only Mar8gers of the Delaware state Lotterles
All orders for uokets or parts of tickets will
be promptly and faithfully hlled, and the official
sent TO al VINO Order
The drawn numbers are also pubiished In the
Now York Herald. Address
JOHN A. NORRIS CO.,
Managers, Wilmington,
m x-lmr lelawrra
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+ PosTs also sa,ece 90 yh chEsTN6i sii I RAYS.
a. bin. ' RoUzER. BARRiCK a on.
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m x4-im. Delaware.
H9yWs, To kem.. LAY !, OUT A sARpEN-B, Ed
Gienny's Hsna Book on Gardening. London; 81
The Manse 6arden-By N. Paterson. London; Is.
Glenuy's Properties of Flowers and Plants; 81.
Bulst on the Culture of the Rose; IS.
BUST Family Kitchen Gardener; Is.
kandolph's Parlor Gardener; 81
Mrs. Loudon's Hardening for Ladies; 81 a.
6enny's Culture Flowers and Plants; 81 rs.
Barry's Frun Gsrdeni Sias.
HoEGs Fl nit Manual; el Is
Pardee's strawberry Culture; Sd.
INST FRANCK TAYLOR.
fp -f- JUST PUBLISHED. Et
HE New Union Game Of secession,or Sketches
Of the keee.lion; iest the thing for thefAmiy cir
JOHN p. CHARLTON, Philsdellhia. and for
',,s me- ns "a -.o,u - Jos saILLLfESSToN: "a ~
n NOTICE. = :
DR. w: II. COMES Respectfully informs the
clazens OF the Navy Yard and vicinity that he has
located 6t the corner Of Eighth and X streets east
yhere al professional calls yv1ll be promptly
Efok UrAOLsTKkEks -.
Black and Colored Glmps, nlk and vorstsd,
'''''1'N'' '"''''A' '' % y ih'h' John n. EIysNs
ies-stso tRspsb.l s6s Pa svenas.
(AMp FyKNIggRE AND TIN WARE OF
~s,s " IVA u E4kkQvHst
$500 .EsLe-. go bkb
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AosaHGaSe ~Ss 1-&eL Vi lL.s sl.r.4ls accident
20 reorgdaiTr oar eoI1nn, and toe march was
oo1anued with rf aewed spirit aAd oder At
Al.HhISI Tie eoIImn hailed two aAd half
heais, !hs scar gal!d frmIinlag HaIil seven 10
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baltimore and Ohio
:.ssss. :.:szzs!
stS 81 80 s-ss--szSx
RAILROAD.
GREAT NATIONAL ROU t.

Terminates at Washington and Baltimore i'm orr 60. on
the East, and Wheeling Bemwooa ana ritss
railIoods steamers. &c. for ard from all points
in the WEST soUrh ATD Norm VS. WSa:,;
THREE TIlRou Gu Mains ''''' " --''-"s
"" Two HR0UGIirRAINs leaves Parkersburg
daily Sunday exeepted). ;. ,
N' I,;rcct conmections madcby these lines FOR
Al, THE EASTERN CITIES.
= This is the only route to Washington city
P,ssnnoer- by this route visit Baltimore
PhjIsdeIpliia. New York and Boston at the cost
of a titket to Boston alone by other lines.
TLroueh tickets 10 the Eastern cities can be
nr6cur,i ria Washington City at an additional
Charge of two dollars.
Time - quick and fare as low as by any other
SLEEPING CARS ATTACHED TO ALL
NIGHT TRAINS.
Inquire for tickets riu BALTIMORE AND On
RAILROAD at any ofthe principal railroad ONO
in the West.
jill. SULLIVAN: General Western Agent.
l. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
WP. SMITH, Master of Transportation.
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The Catawba Grape.

On the authority of Mr.. 81 osher, President
Of the American Wine Growers Association
Of Cincinnati. who appears TO have investl-
gated the sui iect very thoroughly, the origin
ofthe Catawba grape Is now referred to Bun
combe County. \ orth Carolina. They were
first found at Murray sville, near Flat Rock
(at present the residence OF Mr.. Blake Of
this State, but at that time owned by Mr..
Murray, the father Of VIM. Murray, very
well known 10 all who ever visited the
Limestone Springs in Spartanburg District,
aud at present living near Cato0sa Springs,
Ga) IN 1902, Mr.. Murray says the grapes
were growing III great abundance at his ia
theirs farm; and in 1858 he showed us at
his farm near Catoosa. vine then In bear
irg, which lad come from the original stock
in Buncombe. For the later history and
propagation Of this grape, quote from the
communication Of Mr.. MCsaer 10 the West
eru Horticultural Review:
'In 1907. Gen. Davy, q Senator in Con-
greSs, then living at Rocky Mount. on the
Catawbl nation of Ind ians, trausplanted
some OF these grapes at his residence. and
some time between the year 1907 and 1916,
be took some Of th9m with him to Wash
ington, gave them the name Of the Catawba
Grape, and disssr mated them among his
/ friends in Maryland. From this source il
Is probable they fell into the possession oil
Mrs. Schell, from whom Major Album OBJ
tanned them, and made wine of them in
1922. In 1922, ne sent the vines, with
some OF the wine, to Mr.. Longworth, of Gin
| ciuEati. "-Exchange.
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Dwarf Fruit Trees.

The intention OF names beirg 10 designate
things, the term dwarf. as usually under
stood and applied to fruit trees, is unforiun-
ate. giving, as it often does, entirely wrong
impression.
he belief is very common that dwarf
pear or apple tree, ueaus one that will only
grow four or five feet, and bear, perhaps, at
the most dozen specimens. Many also
understand the term to apply to the fruit
itself. " hich they think only grows to about
the ordinary size
We have surprised many persons by tell
ing them that we have weighed Duchesse
d'Ansouleme pears, from what are called
dwarf trees, reaching nineteen and o halt
ounces. ind that we could show them dwarf
trees in this city twelve to fifteen feet high
and bearing from five to six bushels OF pears
srnually. What is usually meant by 3
dwarf pear tree, is one grated on ounce
stock, NTH branches starting out near the
ground, and not trimmed up to the usual
height for standard trees
The operation of making dwarf pear and
sYpls tees IS performed by budding the
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j. c. ADAMS.

j. c. ADAMS,
Attorney and COuuselIOr-at.Law,
GREENUPSBUIsG q, NJ,
WILL continue to Practice in the Circuit
w Courts of Kentucky, and will attend
promptly TO all business that may be intrusted to
his care; special and prompt attention viii be
given to collections.
~ Hiselection to the Office of Presiding Judge
Of the County Court and Judge of the Quarterly
Court, does not Interfere with his practice in the
Circuit Courts.
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former on quince, and the latter on Paradise
or Doucain stock. Ard cherries on the
Mahaleb stock This has the effect, with
many varieties, of restraining very rapid
growth, and developing early frniting, al
though this latter depends much on judici-
Gus pruning. Such trees are made TO branch
out one or two feet from the ground. not
only on account Of the convenience OF pick
ing the fruit, but also because the shape Of
the head and the shortening in process OF
the branches, within easier control. Inc
common practice Of letting branches start at
the height of six or seven feet, is sanctioned
reither by convenience or sound philosophy.
With variable climate, and sudden alterna-
tons Of heat and cold wet and dry. the eX-
posure of a naked trunk to such influences
often affects its thriftiness. producing blight
and other diseases, and sometimes destroy
| ing life. TIL is particularly the case with
cherry end peer trees. When the branches
are low, they answer valuable purpose in
shading and protecting the trunk, and both
on dwarf and standard trees, in this respect
nature should be more closely followed.
An objection is made to it that the grass
will not grow underneath, that the passage
among the trees is interrupted. FhIngs
ought to be kept in their proper places. y
/ lawn in front of the house should be reserved
/ Tor shade. not fruit trees. There Is always
| separate vegetable garden, and there ouSht
| also 10 be fruit garden, reserved exclusive
! " for llui: trees. These require particu' ar
/ trea ineut and attention, such as occasional
blowing up of the ground, which Is I'M
! practicable in a lawn, but absolutely neces-
sary for thriving orcbard.-Farm journal.
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TG PREVENT FLIES FROM TEASING HORSES d.
Take two or three small bandsfull of wal
mt leaves. upon which pour two or three
quarts Of soft cold water; let it infuse one
night. and pour the whole next morning
into kettle. and let it boil for quarter of
an hour. When cold it will be for use.
No moro IS required than to wet a sponge,
AMI before the horses goes ont of iha -.Ah!A
let those parts which are most lrrtated be
smeared over with liquor; viz: between and
upon the ears, the neck, the flank, &c. Not
only the lady or gentleman who rides out
for pleasure will derive a benefit from the
leaves thus prepared, but the coachman, the
wagner, and all others who use horses dur
ing the hot months.
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Ayers Cat1lartic Pills,
FoR TIE CURE OF

FOR THE CURE OF
Cosfircncss. .7aauldice, Dyspepsia, H'digesfion
Dyscnte,y, Foul Stomach, E,ysipelts, HcaIache
Piles, Rheumatism, ErupftonS and Sti1 Diseases,
LiCer Complaint, Dropsy Tetter, Tmnors and
Sat Hhe'a,, TJo'U's, Cont, Ne'"algiq, as q
Dinner Pin, and for Purifying tie Blood
They are sugar-coated, so that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they arc the
best aperient in the world for all the purposes of
family physic.
Price % cents per Boz; Five boxes for s;1oo
Greatnumbers ofClergymen Physicians. States
men, and eminent pcrsonages, have lent their
certify the unparalleled usefulness ofthese
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion of them. The Agents below named fur
nsh gratis our AMERICAN ALMANACiJ. which they
are given; with also full descriptions of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYERS, and take no others. The sick
want the best aid there is for Them and they should
have it.
All our remedies are for sale by
il. WOOD,
SEATON e. BRODRICK.
june 10 Maysville. Ky,
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Jauudice. Fever and Ague, General De-
biiity. and all Diseases arising from
DiSOrdered Stomach, Liyer, or
HOWQlS,

a HuuNiCc' 4 'tt "hu - SHt- &Snef3i lJc-
biiity, and all Diseases arising from
DisOrdered Stomach, Liycr, or
Bowels.
TE'HEY are used aud recommended by leading
L Physicians of the country. and all who try
them pronounce them Invaluable.
On. JAMES L. LEEPERE. writes from Ma.
varre, Stark Co., Ohio. 1.-THE Bittcrs are highly
praised by those suffering from digestion, dys-
pepsia and liver complaint"
DIR. WIN. NJ. KERR, of Pogersville, Ind,
writes Us that they are the most valuable med-
great success, and with them made several
cures of palpitation of the heart and general de-
bility
d. K. GALLEHERS, NJ. D. writes from Van
Vert OHIO, 81 most respectfully recommend the
Sherry Wine Bitters to the notice of Dvspeptic
persons; and to all who require a stimulating
medicine.
SUCH NEWS WE ARE RECEIVING DAILY
FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY EACH BOTTLE.
They are sold by Medicine Dealers generally.
Price 70 cts per bottle. j. y. HARRIS q co.
aincinnati, Ohio, Proprietors for the Southern
and Western States, to whom address all orders
For sale by
Seaton dc Broderck; Maysville.
G.G. Watson Foster,
Grain tl Co: Hillsboro
a: Boyd; Sharpsburg,
John I. Shepherd; Grayson,
Eli 6 Co.: Catletsburg
j II. Haskell d Son: Ashland,
June 10 Hunter d Maddox; Ripley, Ohio
IF YOU WANT TO BUY A sETT OF
4 JEWELRY CHEAP, GO TO
q. BROWNS in CADwALLAoER'a BUrLo1sa.
MaysTille. june q, 1851.
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GaDR- MOT MoTd>s52
Qyhalpbeate a2llla.

An aperient and stomachic preparation OF
IRON purified of Oxygen and Carbon by COM
bustion IN Hydrogen, Of high medical autnor-
ity and extraordinary efficacy III eacn OF the
following complaints, viz.
DEBILITY. NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, EMS
CATION. DYSPEPSIA. DIARRAEA, COASII-
PATTON. SCRCFULA salt REEUm. SCURVY,
JAUWDICE. LIVER COMPLAINTS RHEUMA-
TTsM. MERCURIAL CONSEQUENCES, lNTE TER
TTTTTRVT FEVERS NEURALGIA, CERONiC
HEADACHES. Female WEAKNESS, MIS-
MFNSTRUATION. WHITES. CHLOROSlS. etc,
pTMPLES ON The FACE, R0UGHNESS OF
THE SKIN, Cee.
The IRON being absorbed by the blood, and
thus circulating through the whole system: no
part of the body can ESCAPE thelr truly WONDER
ful influence =
The experience Of thousands daily proves trait
no nrep5ration Of IRON can for moment be
COMPARED with il. Impurities OF the blood, ae-
prcssion OF vital energy, pale ana oJherWlse
sicI,lv compleXjons indicate lis necessity III al.
most everv conceivable case. In all cases OF
female debility (iuor albus, chlorosls, etc), us
effects are DELIGHTFULLY."- renovating. No remedy
has ever been discovered, ii the whole history
OF medicine, which exerts such prompt, happy,
and fully restorative effects. Coed appetite, com
plete digestion, rapid acquisition O. strength,
with an unusual disposition Tor active ana
cheerful exercise, immediately follow Its use.
IS a grand stomachic and general restora-l4Fe
II has no superior and no substitute.
Pet III, in .cat fiat nlrta! boxes containing
"a nh 1,,,cc 50 cents peg siox six 2"sSS,
81 30: one dozen boxes - "a. AOi -.itc ~
T-,1r.,;sts .-emcraiIy. WIN he send trcG 10
any nsi,lrcSs O0 receipt O. SEAc F'tc'-
tcIs orders. csc., silcVis! he H'tHF'N'eN 40
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RU-iEy tho Blood
DIR WEANFR'S
CANKER AND SAFE, Rll EUM s. RUE.

EOR THE CURE OF CANKER, SALT
{ Rheum, Erysipclas, Sci ofulous Diseases,
Cutaneous Eruptions. Sore Eyes, and every kind
of Diseases arising from an impure state Of the
Blood.
THE MOST EFFECTIVE BLOOD PURIFIER
OF THE NINTEETH CENTURY.
1t is the prescription of an Educated Physi-
clan. and all who are afflicted with any of the
above named diseases, should use it without de :
Law. 1t will drive the disease from the system,
and when once out the Skin, few applica-
tons of
DIR. WEAyER'S CERATE, OR OINTMENT,
and you have permanent cure.
The Cerate has proved itself to be tho best
Ointmont ever invented, and when once used, it
has never been known to fail of etlccting per-
manent cure ofOld Sores, letter and Ringworm,
Scald Head. Chilblans and Frost Bites, Bar
hers Itch Chapped or Cruaked Hands or Lips
Blotches or pimplcs on the Face, And for
SORE NIPPLES AND SORE EYES,
the Cera,e is the only thing required to cure
1t should be kept in the house Of every family
Price Of Syrup 81, Cerate Is cents per Bottle.
Directions accom- any each Bottle.
Sold by Most Medicine Dealers.
j. \. HARRIS 81 CO., Proprietors
For Western and Southern States; Cincinnati, 0
To whom orders for the above Medicines may
be addressed.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
Seaton q Broderick, Maysville, Ky.
G. G. Watson. Foster, Ky.
Grain If Co., Hillsboro Ky.
A. Boyd, SharpsbIrg, Ky.
j. T. Shepherd, Grayson. Ky.
Eli &. Co., Catletsburg, Ky.
J. II: Haskell, d Son. Ashland, Ky.
Hunter IL Maddox, Ripley. Ohio.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-07-17

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