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BRIDGE BuRNEn.

In their recent eight from Culpeper Court
House. the rebel picfea took occasion TO burn
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad bridge ever
the Rspidan river, In their rear. They len cui-
pepper Court House, fortunately. In Zoo great q
hurry 70 permit them 10 destroy the hsrdly-less
Important railroad bridge over Mountain Hun, st
that place. 10 Is safe, and In our hands now.
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BOARDING..

DOAhDIN6-Tvo large, pleasant, communics-
ID ting ROOMs, on first floor. FOR rent, vita
hoard. Also, two single Rooms, on third loo-. a.
z1s street, between 9Th and 9Th streets, ID door
from 9Th street. iyN Sls
- accommodated With Board and Furnished
Rooms at the Boarding (prIvste) House on nth
atreet. between and x, No (0s. lie 2a-2Hr
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PsEsoNAL.-wn. e. PoIi, Of Tenn, 10 at the
National.
Capt. Thos. -. Selfridge, L. 8. N, and Col
lewis, PhiIadelphis, are at the Metropolitan
Gov. William Sprsgue, r. l., s>d Hon. q
Foster, Fa., are at Willerds'
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AAHRIKD.

On the 18th instant, BY the Rev. Mr.. Hirst, Col.
sing HAM, Of New YORK, TO
CALIsHA A. MoKIESIRY, daughter Of the late
VIM. z. MoKinstry, Of Washington CITY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-15

SEALED PROPOSALS are invited until the
s1bs s S Z Rss.msni With ~ Re.ds Of Beef
Cattle on the Hoof
and sni6 20 q 20 d. No
animal admitted that weighs Iess than 900 pounds
.6 s To 5. mot On &.
day Of ufpsl or as soon thereafter a. the Govern
se Ct sssd sss
A bond With good and sufficient security will
No bid win be entertained when put in by con-
tractors who have previously failed 20 comply with
their contracts in any Department OF Government.
where the boder 10 not present TO respond to his
The names Of firms should be stated In full. with
ProIosas from dis ioysI parties viii not be con-
sidered and an oath of allsSIanoe must accom- psny
~ 80: sss. 3 accompanied By I've .g.Es9.s:,
o. 4 oi Bee. sffsG ss D. Co. and endorsed
Form Of GsasaafN.
We.".o Of the county Of, and State Of
s 90 aelcpy ssSonse sn H,,h n. sD,e %
his proposition, and that should his proposlton be
70 sSS%d n tSs
awarded him We ere prepared to become his secu
lThis guarantee must be appended to each bid. }
shown By he afeiai oerifcsfs Of the CLERK Of she
f pfis, RsaTns, Court or OF the United ss's
"THE TIME FOR RECEIVING BIDS
under the above advertisement 10 Indefinitely
iG %g BEcKwITH. Major C. 8.
THE HIsHEsT
GOLD AND SILVER COIN,
OLD DEMANDS
and
2 Year per cent. Treasury Notes,
By JAY COOKE GO g.nLss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-15

You can gain Ave pour Of healthy nesh per
month by using DR.. Tumblety's Pimple Isnisher.
IL II Invaluable Tor removing pimples, botches,
&C tan, freckles, sao .v-ess and all impurities
and roughness Of the SIN, leaving tie same
blooming with beauty. jy5-u
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EXCURSIONS, Pl0 MICS, &c.

fl PIC NIC-PIC MIC.
INNS oftsSse ls.s.es Pie Eies vii b siy.n BY
Rs:,S&sSDV ss9so I 81 443Fs Il s.efss H4EN
4 M ssir.siq os I%kbSEsp.Y !u,
Tickets IS ceHis; children unasr r. years half
GOOD sotllon music has been epgassa.
Tbs cnoibsses connect vIh the bostf.. vhIeh
leave the Q. a. HiSh street for the grounds. No
C.frisees esn GO TO the island either b, v., Of
the Long Bridge or the Asuedsot. Iyl5.ll,ls 80
REoFENINe OF ARLINGToN
The m.mb.r. OF the LAFAYETTE CLUE beg
leave 70 inform iheir friends and public IN a
fes zen, Of wsshinston srd Gsorsste,S . N sh.t
qH IN i5:tSn E1E SSiSas.O Gul; si r.
eIsepss viii b sPsrs for p: pleasure Of Hose
who =, IN Join Us o. the TIP Tss So,ns,cI hs'
Ths strict II order vii Be m.utstnsd ,SrsSs so1i
the day. Prof. Arb ceebr.ied ass and ct ing
sss sof.s q the na Pa
vii issys ith street bridge every hour, O0mmsnO
fotet: 8 Cssts; .dmi..ins !. gentleman I'D IA
GRAND FIG MIC. OF THE
u sHt Iii * ,sy.s 81 uB
AEAh,22SS.ILSSE LSkLAND,
The Hol, Hi Baud be- been anrs.ed. and will
- =; S"i: 8:
MANAGERS
tchs Tfrsp, Mich. McNslIy.
Join H5ErSG DAM l.. Brown,
yohu Mo6srvey, Chss Bepburu,
John Archay, Ale1. 6lles.
VIM Graves, frN-Ss
EIRs7 GRAND PIC MIC
DISTRICT OF COL 6MBu ASSOCIATION
The tnetnbers OF tbe Abovs A.sooistiop t.ke
f!i.1ss ~ Hs tqSIc nd tRss on sss6
WEDNESDAY, July 10. the frsl -
Grand Pic Mo Of the hssOaisIon viii BE- given st
Ana ostsn Island. A fine instruusDtAl hand and
Sotllloo mus,o has been engaged for tbs oocsson.
Tho Association has tpsred no eIertion in peffeet
Ing srfanE sments fo- of real enjoy ment.
Omni6Gses Will run from the NAVY Yard TO George
town dut.ng the eltITe Day. A steamboat Will be
Ia res1iDese 81 the foot of High str eet 6eorfe-
town. expressly 10 oarTt psssentere To and from
tie pic mic every IS nutes. at extra ohsIge.
Persons csn so 30 BY way ofthe ssdUot bridge,
VII: CHI will be q pleasant Dive.
Mdsdggs-Wm ID. Hughes. n. White, DsrleI
Howell. VIM. II. Peske, Nathaniel Sardo. Alfred
ID stidhsm
Co.Hmif:es Of Araassmssf,-Thos. H. K.leher.
james r. Me6ovan. " Il ST.
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ATTENTION, CoMPANy VOLUNTEERS, who e.
pect to retain their health unimpaired during the
campaign, must Bee to IL themselves, do not trust
TO the Army Surgeons, supply yourselves with
Holloway's Pills and Ointment. Every English
Soldiers Knapsack contains them. Only Is cents
Der Box or Pot. 2l2.
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NEW AND sIMPLIFiED METHOD FOR
IL PiASQ FORTE AND sINSIMG;

Proiessor ALEAANDER WQkOWSk1. Pl-
the London Exhibition, and opens aeTTY
course fot me p,ano And sIEgins BY hi.ss
system, serson having only 8 Slight inovledre
read music with great AGILITY. sad execute eps g
ton. As 70 the vocal part. b. hi: way Of VOCAL
zsllon ne arrives At most extIao,dia sry results,
70 Sossae With Sna ana ana
Of tone. Prof. Wolowsii TeoeIves visitors DAILY
from I'LL o'e ook p "a a. hi. residsnoe. No 4sl
Nv GOD AND COAL-Proposas vi be re-
w csived until three o'co,E ?. NJ of Wednes-
dav the Esd Instant, for furnishing the Washington
Asylu@ With ssyeoty tors of best White Ash
and 70 Be weighed and approved By the lntendsnt
Ai:S yd o9 .; Of pest :s..spsa OAK Weed and
delivered and corded Ct the and subiect TO
@s aplrpysI o. election o. the Intsnd.nt
dsJ Of September SsIt o. nrwu.v7 ; :
LEONARD HAKBAUGH,
.JOHN McDEvITT.
jy l. did - lIntel.l
NORTH AMEklCAN REVIEW. for July
Lows Issor won.-By Mrs. southvor,h; o.,
fIscis isr Pris.ts and People; 81,
fsais ts's Hand BSOr ' tor Europ. snd the East,
R: :s: :Sss: n:s:ss: s s. .ls
Mslsr's Science Of Lansss&si ~ v.yr.o..
A a ALEt -,
GRkY's PHILADELPHIA sUPkkioH
STOCK ALE,
DJor 81 LpvlslLE. Ayxsgs.
jJnlih' ii - I'm. W0LCoIf,
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HE Undersigned would resI ectfally inform his
friends Add the public generally. that rs rs tsken
tho vsll-knovn Goal and Wood efd Iofms,y
al q streets. south VI Pc, avs, where he viii CON
.,sntiy E-sP on hand sl o. the vATloas hi1ds "
EIbAi. W OtbU, Cfths - tSaS i.ies, qua hopes
LIT &, a al aLd P'omy' sUehtioD "a nfh.ss,
20 ia the ass ITsEes OF fair d-aiIg H. 81 ths tefs
Of trade, 10 merit liberal share vi pat Uue4e:
vDf JAVDH VElHAEf Ekt
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To OBTAIN fine e,TtJ de riSie likenesses 60 .
w ehursps. No. 80 Penn -Y;yania avenue. -
10 seiectiRg (origina carts de tiStts Licensees
distinguished men, embracing all the promnenI
men o. this country. See his likenesses In oil and
water colors. Those desiring imp and field views
taken call and leave your orcsI iY 12-eo1m*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-15

SELLING OFF! ,,
All tbs stock Of Dry Goods in Store No. as
Ninth street. between ID and E. selling ell our
Light Cslicos &C 20 eents per ysrd7Lsyn n y, 10
pr,ees-Blaok and Fsncy Silks st reduced prices,
Cal early and set bargains ss EsAN,s.
IT9 Ninth street. between s9d =,
jy e-st sign Of the ked f-aE.
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Tia LLrkYETrR CLus announce Q grand pie-
NC ht Arlington Spring on Thursdsy sfteruoon,
Iniy D. The management have taken paSrculaf
pains ~ insute the greatest possible snouni Of
enjoyment 20 all who may attend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-15

CRIMINAL CouRT, Jsly H.-Thomas McCanna
was acquitted on charge Of receiving stolen
goods.
George Biri was found not guilty Of sealing
watch.
J.Iy 1s.-John Cole, colored, was convicted
Of stealing watch.
w. p. King, colored, IL on Trial for burglary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-15

HEAVY ROBBERY .-Abou O'Clock this NOR
Ing some thief entered the house Of Mrs. r e,
denburger, GA q street north, between Z bird an
Fourth streets east, and breaking open q bures
drawer stole therefrom eleven hundred dollars
gold and gold watch, with which be made of
fof msrket, At which time her money was ssf
and when the other members Of the fsmily ne
ting up between and O'Clock, the robSes
was discovered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-15

ICL9TaIss. HATS. CAPS, "a Boots g s.. And
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NOW 10 YOU'D TINE TO BUY Cd3I ss
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II near Bisdensburr. two NEG no BOYS. -
on Monday last Henry Beckett, 3 feet inch
mers; ne had his thigh brokea and limps .
little; sged Is years Lloyd, fee, or siloh,s.
occasioned by burns; thick lips and grum oounte.
nance, and speaks quick; very large hesd and
Iovd and stssI Eve Eve 90 Ior Henry t ana Sn Ioi
before receiving the above reward.
JET FIELDER MA6RUDER.
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r 'aE LAt ~ az TEE SEvESIE WARD viii
.y'.,'i Il sab street. Presbyterian Church To-
20. ae purpose Il orgsallink society fol
~! Gt : x znd SInhdsd sold .Prr All
- ----.- -n-rn.La.s ~ Ia LI.a e Tn.
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20. D.sTRICI OF COLOMBIA AssocIA TIoS give
&c. HIST grand pie-Blc at Aualostan Island to-
lv"I July Is Every arrangement for sea-
A.. zeal enjoyment has been perfected, and q
Tloi Ilf4l Pleasure 10 insured 20 all who may
49, AZ. a Steamboat % COW y passengers
~ " 10 y adlntss AZ The foot VI high street.
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n Horse THIET FoILKD Saturday night
! .Homen Nichols a. ] Fuss, passing by Mr.
.oea Lords stable. rear the corner Of fouTtl
Sha streets north, noticed the door open, Ind [
Ia coming out; one Of the pstrolmen gave pur
- Toe man escaped sfteT hard race Of nea
"a! mile, the hour being late, no persOus wef
II enough to aid the ofacer. Mr.. Lord wa
~, ~" % the other oficer, and upon going Int,
o., aoie found that his horse had been loOse<
~. me halter. The timely arrival Of the patrol
10y y stiatec the plans Of The thief.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-15

NJGw STORE STOCKED wIGH CLOTH
Nfss, BOOTS. saoks. RIfs and CARS
sG;r isIS S'A '''j. H. saifH co. olcsa.sr..
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DEAFSEss, all maladies Of the Eye and Ear
treated exclusively by DR.. Won Moschzisker, DC
ulist and Aurist, 227 Pennsylvania avenue. Those
who need bis services may rely on receiving under
his care all the benefits that aural and ophthalmic
science render for the restoration Of and
hearing. The numerous testimonials Of cures
from such creditable sources repeatedly publish
ed, make al further statements unnecessary.
Medical mel are at all times st welcome 70
witness Or. nj IS c 80. Tons 2 I'D Treatment 81
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A FIsHrISs FRESHMAN morning,
oAcer Crown arrested an irishmen named Thomas
Mulquem, In Prether's arley, who was a reg ~
lar 'bender," beating his wife, breaking the
furniture, and raising the a. devil generally ,,
Thomas was hard to conquer, and fought desps-
rately with the officer, but pair Of handouts
were slipped on him, and be was taken before
Justice Clayton, who committed him TO iail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-15

'-sr a.LlIaa CAsEs-Bsfs5s JasitS.
t. ra.I, G-hths IquUG go soldiers,
~. tSe Wilson sad Richard MckIH-
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STBALIrG.-Sarah Brown, col, was arrested
this morning for stealing q dress from Louisa
Perkins. she 10 q rather bard case, although
quite young. She has not been many days from
the wofkhouse, according to her statement.
Went Yesterday into the Northern Liberties TO
fight house full Of colored females, and was ar
rested and fned for that and last night put In the
Fourth Ward station for disorderly conduct, and
this morning sent TO jail for court by Justice w al
ter. She was srrsyed In the very dress she had
stolen.
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SMASH UF.-Yesterday afternoon, a spirited
hors', attached to a carriage belonging to Mr.. Z.
Enrich, ran away from Eleventh street, near the
star ONCE building, taking the pavement In G
street to Thirteenth. turned in II street and re.
turned to the place from which he started. On
the way the carriage came In contact with beer
wagon, and was badly shattered. The beer
wagon was injured but little except In Ito load Of
mineral water and beer, which was somewhat
diminished by the conclusion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-15

DIARRBBA AND DYsBNTBRY will decimate the
Volunteers far more than the bullets Of the
enemy, therefore let every man see to II that he
carries with him a full supply Of Hollowty's
Pills. Their in India and The Grim "a saved
ouEands Of British soldiers. Only Is cents pc.
Box 2I3.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-05-21
Republican Retrenchment.

The Republican Legislature which has Just
adjourned to meet again next January, ha:
been spending some four months mainly in
tinkeriDg at the reduction OF the pay OF coun.
ty officers, OF township trustees, assessors,
public schools and newspapers, but when il
came to reducing their own pay, they held
on to 81 per day, and reduced the pau of fu.
ture'Legisiatures to SO per diem, which when
they meet can readily be repealed and the
former law, allowing 81, be reinstated. But
when the county officers, assessors, trustees
and so on have been made the objects O.
their retrenchment. this pretended economis.
ing Legislature which heightened its session
to the 1st of May, and then provided for an.
other three or four months sitting next win
ter, in violation OF the Constitution, every
week or two adjourned over from Friday till
Tuesday to visit their homes, and attend to
other business, and in all these cases of alb.
sence pocket the 81 per day! The retrench-
ment made comes off the industrial class who
give full equivalent in labor for their sala-
ries and per diem, and is pocketed BY these
Legislative solons, who smoke their cigars in
easy chairs with their feet mounted upon
velvet covered tables, sky. .larking around the
country three or four days week, attending
to their ownsprvate business or pleasure. -
Tbe minority were of course powerless in
remedying this monstrous indifference to the
public interest, and the responsibility does
not. therefore, rest upon their shoulders
Mansfield Shield and Banner.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-05-21
ArrivaI OF the Iara.

FARTHEE PoET, May 13.-The steamship
Jura rom Liverpool LIST, via Londonderry I'd
passed Farther Point this morning.
Ihs Pairs correspondent OF the Independ.
ence Beige asserts in the most positive man.
ner, that the projected Intervention by
France and England in the Affairs Of Anne
rica is confirmed. The South will be re-
quired to guarantee the emancipation of her
slaves.
The same authority says that secret
treaty exists between Frapce and Spain,
providing for the early abolition of slavery
in Cuba.
The opening Of the great exhibition in
London was perfect success.
Bresdstuffs dull; quotations barley main.
tanned. Provisions heavy.
Consols 93A A@931s. American securities
dull and unchanged.
Ata large meeting at Ashton upon Tyne,
resolution was carried, after considerable
opposition calling on the Government 70
recognize the Confederate States,
PARIS, May 2.-The Moniteur OF this
morning publishes letter from Mexico, com.
menting on the intolerable conduct OF the
Mexican Government and the probability
that the French troops will not delay march
ing on the City ofMexico.
The Journal des Public OF today saws
there is question of sending Marshal Mel
to Rome, with military and diplomatic pow.
ers. 1t is said he will be charged to con-
cilitate if possible the protection which
France gives to the Holy See, with the
lights Of the Italian nations.
The statement that the Spanish and
French troops were about to march against
Mexico, has been favorably received here,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-05-21
Another Christian General.

Gen. Mitchell, at the conclusion Of a ser.
mon preached to the Ninth Ohio Brigade
near Shelbyville, Tenn, took huge rock
pulpit and occupied halfan hour in deliver
ing religious discourse of SURPRISING elo.
quence. he commenced by saying that he
did net come there as the General Comman.
ding, but as man to men, and aiming for
the same state OF eternal happiness" He in
sisted that the highest duty ofa soldier was
to be Christian; religion heightened every
enjoyment, and better prepared him to dis.
charge his duty. A chaplain who was pres
ent says: "lt was sublime scene; he left
an impression on the minds OF his audience
never to be forgotten" The effect of the ser
mon was heightened by the fact that.the ser.
vices were held on the mountain top amid
the rugged grandeur of East Tennessee,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-05-21

or The Provost Marshal at Cairo, finding
himself wholly unable to manage the hosts o.
disreputable females who thronged the place
adopted novel course to get rid Of them, on
the 25th, when large number OF them, with
some Of their male associates, were on board
Q floating craft. tied to tree, dozen yards
or more from the leyee. Despalring of rid
ding the town Of their presence by legiti
mate method, guard cut the gope, and ow
ing them out into cufent, cast lose and
earled thein down into D xie t1 delight .hs
fir iam,iIss Of chivairydom. When last
head from. ,tey were gaiy tloaing down
lhe ,'raal M,ssissippI nlne mile, below Co
lurnbus They had hoisted the flag "a white
petticoat), and il they escape The dansers OF
the fouila, ard succeed Ia eludIng tn yigi
lanca olthe artillery men at Fort Pillow, and
! the rebel gunboats, they have before this
time graced the city Of Memphis by their
presence.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-05-21

"OH, MOTHER! MoTHER!"-During the
battle of Shloah, boy belonging to the 24th
Indiana was struck on the thigh by cannon
ball, shattering his leg dreadluly. In bis
agony he exclaimed as he fell "OH, mother
mother! take me away from this place!"--
An officer oil his company harshy ordered
him to cease his cries. In less than five
minutes the officers head was taken off by
another common ball. The youths leg was
amputated, but he died under the operation
Poor fellow his last thoughts were OF hi,
mother. He was from Orange county.-M
diana Journal
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-05-21
DRs. WORKMAN & SHANNON

|
| INFORM the citizens of Harrison and adjoin
L ing counties, that they expect to be in Ca.
diz at the National Houre on April 26
again May 81, and again July 5, and after.
wards every month regularly as notice will be
given from time to time. They hope by an
honorable cour Sc to merit sha-e of public pa
tronage
Dyspepsia and Liver Disease.
Doyou rise with coated tongue in the morn
ings with7 bad taste in the mouth and poor ap-
petite for breakfast Do you feel when you
first get up so weak and languid you can sc arce.
| ly get alb futi Do you have a dizziness in the
head at times and often duuess, with head-
ache occasionally7 Are your bowels costive
and irregular and appetite changable7 Do you
ref. up wind from the stomach and do you bloni
up ofteni Do you feel fulllss- after eating
and goneness when the stomach is empiyi-
Do you feel low spirited and look on the dark
siue OF thingsi Are you not unusually nervous
at timesi Do you not become restless and
oftenlay until midnight before you can 60 to
sleepf and then at times, don't you feel dull
and eepy most OF the time! Is your skin dry
and scalyi also sallowi IL short, is your lite
not burthen, full of forebodingsi Now these
are the symptoms generally present, but not
always all Of them, and there are thousands
who are suffering daily from them, and we
pledge ourselves, in from three TO five preserip-
tions, TO drive them all away and completely
Suto Lhe puhcHtt ChuhsHB WISH Whoic FHySlcui
and mental nature, and TINS make blessing
instead OF burthen. We ask those who sAuu
tried until. tired and discouraged to give us one
fair trial and we candidly can do just what is
above set forth. Try two prescriptions aid we
can In that time satisfy the most increduious.
We call especial attention to our almost inyaI.
liable treatment in the above diseases. "Prove
all things"
d SALT RHEUM AND S5ALD HEAD.
{ We claim positively to cure every case OF
these diseases. This is a positive fact, aud
we will pledge ourselves to give $50 to any
case of tho kind that we cannot cure and we
generally cure with one prescription.
Lung Disease.
Incipient Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma
Throat Disease. &C., &c,
We call especial attention to persons attic
have nm almost invaluable treatment in those
affections which has been lately discovered
We have succeeded on this route in restoring
cases OF this kind in few months who have
been treated for wears to no effect, and others
are now under treatment and are rapidly being
as in fact to use itheir own words,
they sny they feel themselves coming up verye
day We do not positively claim that there is
no case 80 far advanced but that We can help
and make them more eomforta BILE. prolong life
and the most of cases can be successfully cured
II taken in any kind of time. Remember, this
is an age of improvement, and remedies are
being discovered that disarm diseaee OF many ol
many OF it's terrors. We invite thosewho are
10 give us one trial, when we can prove oil we
nave said in Inc above.
ExAMIN411ON FREE.
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