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PROPOSALS FOR MULE LlTTERs.
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DIPor QpARrlRM.srlR's OFYrol,
: wAsHINsfer, u. u. July 2. lasaA
until a x 3 s's SSe 4 I s:
delivery TO the soysrnment at this city eftsSoj
n speoIm.n o the litter to be furnished mus. 40
COMPANY each bid.
The abilitJ OF the bidder TO ill the contract,
should It be awarded him, mist be Lusrantied By
two 3. bic psr.on, whose rns'are' must b
The ,esIcn.isia.y Of The sua r. 9s must B.
nssrsst district court or or tho United States dis
trict attorney
we, Of The county Of = and State Of
=, and -. OF IN. ooanty Of :" ana state
% 90 s With the q
so.:ss:d, 6s YIN $ once enter into contract in
Should the oOntr. act DO awarded hun We sfe pre-
IT: ssls sSsrshtse must Se appended tn. oniol.l
certihcate Shove mentioaed.I
as and
his grarantofs, will be esuirsd Of the successful
O PrSpessi. must BE- sddle..ed to COL d. II.
nt S: ss u
Col p. II. RseI.,. ON. Us.l;
.sis. . i.Isrh "a aslvsi q the Gnis.a safe:
he Gsss Il three $50
mas .;srs @ SSnts,% iP al to ths is.
ns 20 % Z.
TO me Tor uOss- Tor ngnat1Ee
To .hi. mus. ~ .us1.h Ri
and certificate above -mentioisd;, ov
,,,us.A Col. and Depot % d d aISnss:
WI MArTINsg .
20 pieces White And Red Check Mating.
p pieces le-t and y Ssheeting.
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For ssiS &C me 1oNest CASH prices
WIN. q. Riley BRO,
a-''5H Ne. % Central Stores, opEedse
R5AaCCKz LACE AANTILLAs AND SILK
y. blaok, brown and Green Sun UMBRELLAS
fAkAsoLs s WM sg Y EiHeE 5 Bro
ss Central stsrss; Cpl, Ss ate as Ms. ..ts
TOE AIE-s so pounds slishtly d,msgsd .PI;
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Jysr RECEIVED AT No. 1s- MARKET
So "a sth f: :'1:. s.iPsss I::
zee: Sepsr.:ssna BalSoe as|isrs 49,
Chiidrens' shnsSs 81 s1ssy desHripnon; cent?
EIsnoS Q. f:fin; Glove cslf. Patent Es.ihsS, 40.
srcs. 'Assf e s sSi sh'e kOse sNssTRs v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-11

COUNTY SCHOOL CoAhIssIoNEls.-The Board
Of Primary school Commissioners Of Washington
county assembled In the Aldermen's Chamber
ing the following officers DR.. G. H. Nichols,
president; Charles III. Wiltberger, secretary ;
Nicholas Callan, treasurer; Alfred Ray, collector
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-11

WE woutp cali attention again to the meetings
hello sv special permission In the grounds east OF
the Capitol. by the Missionary Of Y. M. C. Asso-
citation, at = O'Clock every Friday evening. Read.
ing matter will be distributed among the sol.
dien, and the service made pleasant and profta-
Die 70 all. 10, every one that thirsteth, come
We TO the waten.D IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-11

CENTRAL 6uAAn HOUSE CAsEs-Bsfcrs Just.
zee a!ts,.-Thos. Norman, cruelty to dnmb an
finals; fned IS So. Mich el o. Brien, disordsrly;
military. Daniel p. Newton, throwing stones;
naed 80 So. Mary Drunk, very drunk; for Trial
when abe gets sober.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-11

RkLIEf or Sick AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS -
The book-bindes employed at the Government
bindery this morning transmitted TO the Ladies'
Relief Association etl43i, being the amount col
leoied by them for the benefit OF the sick and
wounded soldiers. Considering the small mum.
Der o. the craft, this contribution u very liberal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-11

"a ls44tt ~ u. sftt ;s.s..s "a
~ y Ios..d q 9sd 4 "a s.l s W ..sAsS.
s1n. and P nc IA s ..sss Wsr in
:srsss. ssaf ssaS Nsasns Hossl, between a
.s,z -.-,--sss -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-11

P~RD1NRD- The President On wednesday
IanJed & pardon TO Edgar Patterson, who was
convicted st the December term Of the Criminal
Cor Of 1855, Of msnslzug ntsr, and SEN ,encsd 70
/ a. yaats Imprisonment In the p nitentiaIy
Fitsr,s bEd served oct three ears Of his imprIs-
.HIsut During that time be conducted himself
- ~ orderly msRseS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-11

A FULL GuARp.-It Is said that the following
report was made by the sergeant Of the guard te
the officer Of the day at the camp Of q regiment
not hundred miles from the city, AMER forming
the guard, a few mornings since: "Shur, de
guard ish formed, de fast relief sh seventeen men
short, and Of de second relief dere ish nobody
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-11

LADIES, ask fot Dawson's celebrated Gfecian
Fancy and Columbian White Toilet Soap. You
viii fnd 10 superior 10 any common fancy soap
sold In this market. 80 - .... : .
As a washing soap you win mad II to 20 twice a.
far the rosin soap. --;------s -
Ladies, ask for bswsou's pure White CASTLE
Soap. You will ind 10 suitable for washing any
kind Of wooden material You can get our soap
q any Of the rst-class groceries In she District
DAWSON T. Co., Manufacturers,
ie4 and loo w ater street, Georgetown
ye l2-eolRs .. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-11

DzAysEss, and all maladies Of the eye md ear,
exclusively treated by DR. Won Moschzisker, oc-
ulist ana surist, 227 Pennsylvania avenue. The
numerous testimonials from such credftablo
sources repeatedly published make all further
statements unnecessary. --s ... ~ l0-3t$
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cox REWARD-For thc apprehension and de-
~ HC avery to me, At the village of Bla -
den Prince Ssersss county, Nd. Of
property Of q. II. Warning, deosassd, Of the -
county and state Aforesaid. Albert il VeTyS.xs
when spoken TO- and sbont fset IL or Il inche. IN
hight. he 10 we'll known in Washing tcn, and IL
no doubt lurking in that paoe or its VICINITY viii
give the above reward no matter yhere taken,
DIONYSIUS SHERIFF,
Ext OF H. n. Warning.
xetts copy until forbid and charge the sdvertserl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-11

&S0 ,REMAR -s!rsyed or .tolen, enc
horse, white spot IN the forehs I'd one tooth IN
ont OF the upper jaw bay ma, Q. two sadd IA
marks Zone on each side Of her btckb 1ne the heel
OF the rlgh' hlnd leg shoe was turnsd. The above
VIII to given if returned 10 133 Fairfax rueet,
jy 3 ~ nnrel. Rep) .COGGswRLL.
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month by using Dr. Tumbiety's Hmpas Dnisher.
lt 70 Invaluable for removing. pimplss, hetehes,
&c tan, free kles, sallowpes and al Impurities
and roughness d the skin, lesvng the same
blooming With bcsutYc - =. - Vs-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-11

SECOND WARD STATION CAsls-Bsfo-, Jxstiss
CIark Vim. DrnslY, disofderiy conduct work
house 90 DAYS Isa0clls Penny, nXhtine; ruled
for r,sl. Paul Heiz, drunk; hnea % James
ROwen, do; turned over 10 the military. Thos
BOrIsnd, do naed 81 ~ Fanny Lyon, drunk
and dIsOfdsrIy; nned IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-11

Communicates J. A Williams, OF the
elIta Ward, has collected, during the hours he
10 on OF duty, from the citizens Of the Ward se7,
which 10 expended under the direction OF the
surgeons In charge In purchasing delicacies for
the sick ana wounded soldiers In The hospitals In
that section Gould not more OF our.ofaeen do
the same -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-11

ATTENTION, COMPANY i-volunteeJ, who ex-
poct 70 retain their health unimpaired during the
campaign, must see to IL themselves, do not trus,
10 the Army Surgeons, supply yourselves with
Holloway's Pills and Ointment. Every English
Soldiers Knsp saek contains them. ohfy2s gents
per Boz or Pot, 10 -. III.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-11

SHOWING HIsssLF cFr.-Last night, a dis
charged soldier, named Lewis Howell, put on
with revolver, pstrolled Capitol Hill and scared
the women and children. Ofacer walling ar.
rested him, and he refusing to walk, tied him on
weee.oarrow and trundled him to the station
he alternately feigning death and insanity on the
road. Justice Gull this morning sent him TO the
workhouse. -.-.....-. --.-... - :
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FAIR FoR TIE SICK AND WouNpRD.-The falr
held last evening by the ladies Of Hon. Secretary
smiths family for the benefit Of the sick and
wounded Of the army, was well attended and
gresay enjoyed The arrangement Of flowers and
Gags the combination OF matters Of taste, and the
sweet facos presiding over the alcoves, seemed
more like q fairy scene than o matter Of reality
Fhe fair continues this evening, and, u Is
stTictod, we hope that every one who feels dis
posed to encourage the laudable efforts and self
sacrificing eIertions OF the ladies Of our city In
behalf Of suffering humanity, will call In and
leave an Offering. The ladies give their time and
- vices without stint; make them your almoners
IN a good work.
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EQR RENr-Lsrle. AIRY, eonmrnlee GEMS
L. ROOMS in q brat CLASS house. oenghInLiy
looetxt; otn be had 81 feasonsbie retes ~ ess nn
street bstv eeu "A ana Hot and 90 baths n lne
house. Also, Table Bosrde q aec 0mn 1eted Nlin
frat rate board, 81 So per week U6n-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-11

PENNSYLVANIA RELIEF ASSOCIATION The
Pennsylvania Relief Association for Sick and
Wounded Soldiers met on "wednesday bit at
Willard's. Gen, Meorhead Sas the President,
and N. Sullivan Secretary. The Finance
on hand. Reports were made from committees
appointed TO- visit the hospitals. w. Todd Bur
ieigh was csosen Corresponding Secretary, 70
snt&er all inquiries Of friends Of soldiers q. l..
and sug sestions were made bv difereDt rsnte.
men present; and II was decided to get up q meet.
Ing this friday evening. Gov. Curtin and
other distinguished gentlemen Will address the
meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-11

MONUMENT TO Col. BAKER-The elaborate
design OF monument TO the late Col. Baker, upon
for several months, 10 completed and viii be sent
20 California early next wreck. The friends of
Col. Baker, and citizens who take an interest In
works Of art, may have the gratincation Of view
studio, New York avenue, oppo.it. DR.. Guriey,s
Church, during TO- mo row
, 1862-04-17
Coined Beef

Who Is notfOnd uf good cDrned beef Tn.
derstand me, mean good article, well cooked.
/ du not mean = poor article half cooked.
Those who answer in the negative am sure
never had the gnOd fortune to taste of this
nainspring Of human nuurishment. Talk
about your beafsteak and fried sausage, or
any other kind Of fried meats they all sink
mtn inSigni6cance when compared with well.
cooked oOrn b-eE. There are, however, two
or three things u be dune in order to pro-
cure this great luxury fnr the table. In the
first place, then, do not get your meat too
salt. II makes it too tough and tasteless
D" not allow it to lay over two weeks in the
first brine, for it takes up all the blood that
was in the meat, and consequently ought to
be drained OG, as the meat will be much
more likely TO be injured than it will be
when separated and replaced with fresh made
brine, but more especially in warm weather
Ia this way il will keep with just sufficiently
salt to season it. In the second place, tho
co"king is Of just as much imporIancs as the
cOrning; it should be boiled at least four
hours, Or until Il can be cut and eaten as
readily as q piece Of soft bread. Not ont
uaiN W btA4 NttlcodCo CDDh buSH tuoab
enough Try it once, and you will see the
difsreRce. Meat prepared in this way can
be eaten with relish and Is easily dgested,
giving Hourishrnsnt and trength to the body.
But fried meat, or half boiled meats, cannOt
be properly RIasticated or prepared for the
acIiOn IT the stomach, and are anOng the
most indigestible articles Of nOurishInenL.
SOme PeFsOns are always IN too much Of a
hurry, or too 'asy, to chew their food, thereby
favoring their teeth and thr oW ng the respn.
sib'lity uP'm the stomach. Frequent abuses
"f this I'M, ortant organ develop disease, and
the iLdiVidual Is said 70 have had dyspepsia
with all its attendant evils. Therefore spare
notIhe cooking; you will have the less chew.
ing. and the full advantage Of the food.
REcIPE.-TO every hundred pounds Of
beef take Of salt Eve pounds; salt Petre
half an ounce; sugar one pound. Dissol e
in water 10 cover the meat.
, 1862-04-17
Ght farmers Corner.

q d.
A coFrsspondent Of the Country GensIe.
Uaaa gives bic method Of imparting an elI.
catiOa 20 . colt. as f0lIoWs: In the first place,
never entrnst him to the care 0f q person Of
ungOvemable temper. Secondly, be should
be treaaed with kindness & ON the beginning
until be b rea1y fur labor. Since Mr.. Rarey
laid bic met6oa q sG6ddiN6 the harse be-
fbrN the public, have made the horse and
bic diseases ny study. The cult should be
commenced with vhen quite young, and
handled carefully. Is he is q0'ck to resent
IN injury. begin as s0On as be Is able to
FuA Aboltsa him % that he will not run
auay ~ yohf apptOaCh get his bead in your
hands-if be wants TO get away. let him
you can easily get him again. Alter hand.
ling his he'd 50 that he Is not afraid, pass
m % the side and limbs. The sooner he
golS used tn having his legs handled, the
easier be will be to shoe Whee necessity re.
quiros it 10 be done. See that the dam gives
plenty of milk. Jf de 1oa not teach the
ealt % drink cows milk; there is nothing
bSller 70 promote the gnDwth.
Great care should be observed in not u.s.
Ing The dam % IS TO heat the milk, As a great
many colts are rendered worthless by 10 do.
Ing. ] should N no case let the colt remain
with the mother after it is Eve months old,
= sitgiyeS her time % Get in good condition
fhrWiatef, and & 6 also ths best time inr
him u shiA Eor himself; do not let him 70
main ouI after the nights get cold and fr.,,ty.
e d will do him no good, but much harm.
There b plenty Of skimmed milk at this time
of yelas give hin eli be will drink Il will
not hurt b m Aher be Is Weaned is the time
% commence halter.breaking him.
, 1862-04-17

dlDary. They ~ With lIob peculiar tl-ct upon he
system. that o. 1ldI ariing on II dr. fn diuea.e
an impeIc1uilhy carried 20 and psvsnted irnm any
u spriil nid r,lare, IN cnmnIrtelg renovnted con
.lintioti hut d lndkpeh-ably urroAalfy that ths
Ointment nhunld y muat e-cfnally rubbed into The
cqnIplnlhlnh para - ~ - s-1 "a
, 1862-04-17

eeiVed at par.
Clubbing.
discount oftWentyhve per cent from the above price viii
De allowed to clubs ordering four copies any
more Of the above works THUS copies or
Of one Review will be address 10 four copies
Of the fsuT Reviews and Lakewood for o3O; aud on
Postage.
In all the principal cities and towns these works viii be
delivered FREE OF POSTAGE. When sent by mall, the
PoTAaE 70 any part The United States will be but - cents
each Of the Reviews.
N.B-1he price IN Great Britain Of tie foe
PerSOdicab G6OVe-named is $31 per GnRum.
, 1862-04-17

NA@N-AAA4NA4NN
I'm BAMBOo AHD IT'S UsEs.-Thls is one
q ~ mvst psefll plants In the world, espe.
cially 70 the Chinese They rear L from
shoots and suckers There are about sixty
varieties Of ], but the yellow is the most
cnmmnn. The tender shoots are cul:ivated
flF flOd, and are, when four or Eve inches
high boiled spickled and comftIed. The
roots afe carved into fantastic images oi
ment hris mUnkeys OF cut into lantern
handleS md canes, or turned into oval sticks
for Wsf-hippera They are used for ell pur.
poses hat podas 06 lS applied 70, in carry.
ing, suPPUrtiug, and PrOPeIling and measGr.
ing, By the carpenter and b0atman; for the
joise ~ ho6sd, and The fibG Of sails, The
shafts Of spears, the tubes Of acqueducts,
and The handles and ribs Of umbrellas and
ana The leaves are seWed upon cords 70
make rain e|oaks swept into heaps 10 form
manQrf, md matted into thatches to cover
honses. Cut into splits and slivers Of vari.
ous si1ea, The Wmd IA worked into baskets
nd mdtnyaSof every f6FM and fancy, tWlssed
inl0eableJ piailed into aWuInes, and woven
mo uilts fdr scenery Of the theatre, the
Eonfs of boats, and the casing VI aRNds.
1hs shav:=s, eia6. are niSEca lnlo oaknm
and mieed ia th6ss VI rAtla, To- Be stuffed
me HaiIns.es. The bamboo furnishes the
bsl f0r sleeping and The couch l6r reclining,
~ fhPaiphs fr eaiing. ths pipe for smok-
NJ - lhf Auis fer entsFtpihiRgi curtain
% hang bsf0re Tie dOnr, and q broom To
sweep around it; Together with seseeu,,
tools, si1nds and sofs Of various uses for
sonsenienos ano exen luxary In the house.
he mattrnn % lie upea, the char 10 sit upon,
ths t.ole % di1e luHn, tDod to eat, and tuel to
eoe-.t ~. tnel-.oel - g1seln We seaolars
- -na ,ns oook % ltaohes. ho'h originated heF.;;
tls..penng barrels - ths sang, or organ, and
Ne oreaoeo inrtFumeut o. the lietor, one to
na1c harmony and The other 70 strike dead;
~ sAesef % pin ne b r and The hat q
areen ihe heads ihe paper ~ write on the
Peleil 1Adle % write viii, and he cOp to
bod ihe pencils; theruletn MEASURE lengths,
the cup TO gauge quantities. and the bucket
- dn. ualegt the believe % h0w the
nll and the bOttle TO retain the match; the
Nrl eo1e an1 crab ~, Tie f.h pole, ths
Nal.r Nheeis and eavednct; wheel barrow
and hand elIt etc. are one and al furnished
o. completed By this magnificent grass, Whose
Bl.oefnl beauty when gowing ls comparable
- i. VaIied usefslsesS when cut down.
Urrutrrss az B,AcrrmD. Avn Co..
-Con-iier.hI. di.ou-.ion ia hein~ csr,;.S
On N ~ prrl- "A bv Fs,r,s,,I Ci.,'s !. :,
Nkeshar tSe;s bir5. abonid - bsn;sI,.S - =
sn6odf1red; snd q ss,urse their m,siss ,Ds
dsneIiiS gsi . pretty good showing up.
IInf both fheae birds are Dr,na IN nischisf
, 1862-04-17
THE FARMERS GUIDE
TO
10 Nrieniiiie and PmEfieaI AaIlrnlinEr.

u MlthluH hna PIHCIltal AgflculInfe
BY HhEEY sTEPHENs, r. s., Of EdnBHFyh, and the
late ?. Norton, Professor q scientific Agriculture
IN Yale College. New Haven. vols. kyal octaVO.
l6OO pages, and numerous EngaVinRs.
This s cOniesedly the most complete work on Agri-
culture ever published and In order 70 give it wider
circulation, the publishers have resolved 70 reduce the
price to no.
$5 for the Two VolumOs!
When sent b, mail Ipnst pAldl 10 OalioFnm, OFegnn
and washington, the price will he g. To every Other
part 0f The Union, and 70 Canada, lpONt paidl co.
- This s NOT the old I" IOk u the Farm"
Rsmttances fr any Of the above publications should
always be addressed, post paid, q the Publishen,
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
No. 81 Gold street. New York.
, 1862-04-17
ssOmaoh, fliver, Kidneys ana bowe-s

T.ms nhu.ulT llum hllp and llvnruoupluinlo uiouId
" t6e tlecln q tal- valuable ~ uedy few daso. Of
wm'vng a impudlles. giving healthy oriinn % the
liver II bilious allackl b. ainsod to ocdniuue npriore
clllaelee may alla. ard the eueFer b eonaianed
0lfment should b veil rdhbed lntD ne ANAL n the
bark ortVna day; and he Fs anine IN nnIscn,
uill cure any cnmpalnts aiisl iluhl theae oIgAna
, 1862-04-17
-. ADVICE GRATIS.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.


These Pnk have been placed by The common consent
nhnrxnu pni8nus lram The blood, and cranene an the
tissues IL the iody. They have saved tlnnnnds wear
antr year, from falling sacrce 70 the Effects u dys-
pepNa, dyoentery, diarh0I. constipation. liver CON-
plliutl. &c tart aflrsted BY myFiads Of witnesses
Excralive utakueu and debility, the warnings Of de-
eioahpg org mic enfray and vital decay, ars retnTed
and Feanmated With vgR and healhlu actDn IN every
ofenh thfonRhqat the yeiem hy The restorative and
exhilarallng influence u ihis medicine.
, 1862-04-17
Holopa1s Ras pte ne bsRFemdg huOeh IL q.
wodld for tke Jollowing diseases,

v0dd for tis to1oring dissq,ss.
Atat Ipsor,y IInnammanonl sore fhsoh6S
Althma' lIlluteEy llanndloe 1lnnu and Gravel
BnoaI Con- EFyslpslis Liver Con- lsscoad1ry sympl
plainil Female lrro- plnlnI inma
nia.shsI oaiha galllidsi Lin1lls fe boulsusaa
so - csaSF sa a { = El:s sss.a. 5sss. 5isss. '
cslls -. .''ti l...sailda q vsnsrs1i G1ts-
llllI|TNlllu oIu1m ~ urlna nnma HIr
- ng..n Il..l-.ee 1s1lll9i ~ NgI.uas N Ela1l
lqlluMQAun Ana1lllun NnIanlu NaaEn1Ils lId1l
nl1nlu -. fflItIa I st ghaisEcF cluIa,
suiasf ~ Briha1hnsu. q Puopn..s- sss.ossr.
"a, Hln1l lnf1f Ilmrls Bari Lfudans al1a ~ III
llllecll1A DIrlIll nd Dualsui n ue1oInal Ihllrh
eui - cIslE-4 unI.l, a - 'a|nuIpg pErlni- "a
=, m rlcaaAi.1ll's -fns > iali,si1s lrsuI
-ri.icas.. lurlls g,i,s,sd = p.,l.us hsiuy
- : c1hTIs ) ioonn. bsur-,.,a
-fAtiHA Ntlmh. VI
AeeuS SfF nonsaaDs
, 1862-04-17
San ttaarisfu.

niaA l.
but WITHOUT tbe least beneficial Fs-N ISss ~
foysr Consumptipn, had already seiss6 unoS nv
Has daily drawing closer 70 the tomb; nv 49,
SSs "@S ~ nG q n"ps o. recSTe my sc ngh Ia Gse
RIOtned BY my physicians that they cO1Id a. Do,h,a
Ior me except to snOOth my path 10 the SFvr
so@ @s snd psscy sPesS soppS @ S5 J.
!or me b express the emotions g deepest era,i,t
experience when rrsEIne the imtSsUTGbt SssSss
ToceS tS"s Il I G q s.s GssSI S Of y, " Ss.plsy and
ietoe recognition nf bis gFeai Aki and csnScS,. % m
sv me aessd ~ &c; would say, do not despair r Wesi,v,p
viii hnd relief by apply ing Ia Dr. IL CxNLfsS .
iS bslm In Gilead. and there ia phSsIsn h.. IeeS
sup!If.1 6 .p sworn to A,1I 1EERY q. vi ,SSESsIiEa
cscb ID 1859 City and county q ~ ~ iS;s Ssy q
In the statr Of CaIilnFniG F"nelsco'
GLSl FL rHTBAULT. Notary Pubuo
The underiened is perpol ally seuu.ip,.a v,,A -
WeHSlnR and knows fhat the cirrumEiancsS rci.,S K.
~. We %IssonE esT.dc.te are true. sSsW pnfy W.
'A's OF ne E@arkaOle cure BY Dr. l. J. CsaIIay. -
sSSistS ard 'ven to Hefrr me, % SSs f1IS e;
n .hS s;:s: y; iSOg GS and county Of San Fanceo
ft%l FL. rHIBAULT. Notary Puhlio.
DR. L J. J.CZiPKA Y,S private Medical ana 49,,
InsstGe on S,eraI HlO street, below M1Oirom,T ~
Opposite The Pacific Mail sisSm,hp ConrSpyS oissys'
sS5 I.IH rncsso: % The po"lnI osra ee eonSSaIioSs
=. ne following Letter. which emphatcaily spe.hS
pb,S.SaiS, c cen D. ,hs Dean Of The Faculty u IhS
Mrulclne " the edition. Of ~
L asoiqa' aOo Surgical J0hrbnl," San F1 lciIco
'o' PO"''nANO" ,.a.LL ~ :
Pdeee Medical and Surgical JcursaRb
In ~ .o.'ns- s,enu y pas aeeh Saled tOa AEticlS
~ uumorIO ynur journal, In FeRAFd 10 III
~ wa,i ustsse kIhtsa py toe Phtladtlphls Collel0
sor the SsSr.s -: 80 y, ~. WIEN The appeatW
MED oy andavs and testimOuiae % the edsrt thHt ~
- KY 49, IenuiaI q ouaie ND. Of the UnVsnt1
~ ~ leIyeo - SnIgeon In the Hungarian amy
s,s,h - ttu ~ g.acuIloner o. mAdicne On u
cen h name implies, n conferred on RHdsSiei
W. sLss us new privileges Had there been ne
susplclon oi lrfegu1rty, the application S0nA
nsve y, ,eh iensea. BY inseTtinf this 10 y0HF ioaTna
SSos an w ~ J1Sce 70 ne OoleRe, and eonisF
- .~., II. RiSu.
Dean Of the Raculty Of the Phadsphla coleg, of n.5
-
hEhAHEABLH INSTANCE or AKDlcAL EELII1.
Becw We publish the e.rtlcAtes Of three Of ne ~
their iTmsF health and Imrsilsi ~ Iscovelea
known their cases ana Ie,DsdifI .o. ssauge, m.te
ments aFe Nv Nj. = phi ~ ,neI s.le
af aocely imperiOasy conmand Ibsir nShIicstlc sss
'.e :" ~ 'smhfed.
- - e., ~ sss iSoeNfrE TO 0HATTUDs'
The updeuiVDeS. dr,isI,. a. .sIi.,.,,.s -. css
nsy Be nnim tnnaie enough to b. similarly alnc, ube
I. nilei d Their slnenhRA msy hs bbiainsG,
STnil,sSs \, n, y punr taPreps pc mosi sinceN
~ ~ tbfpNpy uf Vie petmanent rtc0v.
tons incident q tbP vro"" "IS y .ss o. S
.. psoa y yoGla. dtpIes.d N hody and mind up6hlpio
avocaio' az i noeh NJ 'S~irs % y Iee qsg
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