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GIVE Me A CALL!

IHE yrd .f.i.nsd NF ipso Aa inform. hi,
.Fa the ,ssss isss % n
ss.hiy rsSeir:d and rsssli' st,o e. 'a and ~
e. the h. Chess.
Lie pay could produce, IN has famous creeks at
,, xil Isoelve By the steamer James Guy, from
s LEY ROM. twlce q week frosh supply, indie
,Sss Vii Ss 8, p sa;. h q
:s n = is ~ d.
n; ar n: e 1Ss.
furnishing no els, stAurans, suffers And prIvste
fsml is., et the lowest cash prices. 1N ''''"''
Damned EnUlTS and Dramatically sealed II Eats
Pt''' asi st. N @:.sin! ION s sis7.
INDUCBMEN 70 VOLUNTEERS.
MAYORS OFFICE,
WssAtSsfos, September 2, lse2
The undersigned committee TO encourage voiun-
tetr enlistments under the eot approved August
E. o .Ss
u s' to s{ as 's
OF the Above recited sot where arrsngsn .nts Win
e E. sss sos "a: 'a'F'd b.
;. 10 6Sunass urdsf this .est are BY ii terms
s:s 4: p 81 sss g lf SI.s g
ks5ipeots, and then TO the formaIion Of other and
''''''''' ''' 4s5s E. l1a s,ls .,.,s.,n..
Wa. " att I; - 'o.a."
Sk kaIfkss 4 Z. fSs .sls:'
RICHARD wXifACa, MsSof.
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MAYORS OFFICE,
City Hall, September 3, 1862
Employees Of this Corporation are requested to
report themselves at the Mayors Office.
RICHARD WALLACE,
TInka
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTs

n~MAYOR,S OFFICE,
N 6IoReI1owN,D c., Sept 3, 1eG7.
the citizens Of this town who arc able 70 bear
arms are respectfully and urgently requested to
meet on FRIDAY EVENING, the sth instant, at.
8o'cl1ot, in the Council Chamber, for tho Iu pose
OF Organizing ono or more military companies for
the defense OF the Capital
This 10 intended "a preliminary meeting, at
which ever thing pertaining to the organisation
WI be committed 10 those Who may be Wiling TO
oomio Ut HENRY ADDISON,
sol-9 Mayor.
HORsE, BUGGY AND HARNESS FOR
~ hrst rate HoTe, Buggy and Harness for sslo,
the owner having no 10 rther use for them. ~
Also. ten shares Of Washington Corpo- IN
ration Stock. Apply to -
R.-P. JACKSON,
"a 8-lX No. 1SS Bridge st., Q eorg eto1n.
CANAL PACKEf BOAT FLYING CLOUD
Market house Bridge, 6esrgetovn.3 8E13inii2
u. O., Monday, w ednesday and Fri
day mornings for P0nt Rocks; and on return
III leave FONT Rock. for seor.etovn Tuesd.5,
ffelshts left in Wilhams' oare viii be attended TO-
HaI-Im r.. d. RED. Oapt.
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LOST AND FOUND.

STRAYED-one, q Iov cow. With white heed,
tOsh !, ssSsi on
les street. betu cen nth and 18th 1T
uSf.str.y,d away from the OVER. on tho
;oSh, 81 MssH eso s,! 'ssscrSds
o S,0sn, leg. ss..; ss.r on forsnssdi 80
etsi, ANY pc, son returning him to Drover's X est
az she distributing Reservoir. Will be given $40
sess.. THOMAS RILEY.
STR.YED OR sroL EN.-Vp Taesd.y q h..
- the ID Of Septsmber, from NO sos cd ss,s.,sss
back bufs,o.. 1iss ~6it. s,li1s dos her H.
otA.i. : large vhso Cow, Y tn sro:is6 ns:t; anS
hG to- Join stHH Of S No SIS O hs
DEsTRiCT OF COLUMBIA. WASHINGTON
,Ssa Ph.iP Mc :IesT sIouEh: S.i:rs me ons II
fisn With sry sdae AID Phi biids taken
up '' sstrsy on Marylsni a'snus, On the Is, iPst
,,TTia.EE OWNER o. vHE ABOVE HORSE
sshar5es .nd take hl;n away: The horss can BE-
.Ytsp o'nf 'nt'' s''Olf PH III ZEN a IL
DLSTRICT OF COLUMBIA, COUNTY OF
-, WARRINGTON, To ,ctt hereby cert r.
., mat y. M.as' toston IIs n,ht before ne ~
feet {ons ont s3d ons b,ek snd out on the le
hiad lsr; .5ont Is hands high; no other mark; he
nd my h'aa III So 'fs n Gay Of
'' Oh me fe''' 10 Dissrios u
.orssd hoTs ode and S br,dIs ;ess, come ONE
prove NJ fGasTsss sRS t.1'
,etlO.1' Hsoim.n No is, Frown's stsnd.
jNIsTRICT OF COLUMBIA, wAsHseroN
- CossII, Ios,. |: Iehn D CLARK, Nfxe
10 fereby certify thst John King hath eI,
aiblssG 20 nae ss1 'A,tb.soso pet thi. 4ta day Of
Cows, near hi. premises, in said osunsy. of tho
following descritti0u. 70 wit: Three ,vhits and
WSite, With red ears: one rcd buffalo. A'N'' "1'
JOHN d. CLARK, Up.
TIE OWNER OR OWNERS OF TIE
0ns' saa s Ki Ven s sn Pos. ONCE.
F9HH;ig,5ixpn the 2ssh o. Asra.t, small Usher
s a,p .1G a is rs G ~
for has advertis.mant i-sti
Ss EEWhs D.-st-aved av.y on Saturday,
% Soth ulnmo, a., 4 tad white COW. .ces1S
ress VII b. p.d dr Ts;Grn 10
MADi6AN, 3U3 Fourth street, Washin gton, D.
EOUND-An AMOuNF OF MOyEf, on Nto
L street. The owner can have the seme by Al
plving at the Office Of Willards' Hotel, psying
charges &c. se S-str
STRAYED AWAY FROM THE sUBSCRI-
- ber, small red COW, short hotr ed; snEvxsz
'ISia Is .h.S , s S SstEss
for any information that Will lesd 10 my getting her
again. y, WILSON,
Corner 9TH aad l. streets,
sos st" WASHINGTON. ID. g.
OK REWARD-strayed on ths Sad Al.u,t,
UO rom fhe nubscriber: on street, aeSH
And White Cow, with horns; chain and
bel On her nsok Ons red Cow. with white fore
hetf ci bed horrs; And some white abou. her leg
aGd TANKS; both hav ng marks; dry. and In good
order Enc above rsward will be given for infor-
nation to the subscribe.
ses St WILLIAM DARLINGTON.
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Intel. & Republ

SOLDIERS, ATTENTION Pain, disease and ex-
posure, with hot climate, muddy water and bad
diet, will be unavoidable, but armed with Hol.
loway's Purifying and Strengthening Pills YOU
can endure all these and still retain good health
Only IS cents per box. a2O
The INDIAN HERD DocToR, from Canada, will
describe diseases and tell his patients the nature
OF their complaints or illness, without receiving
any Information from them. No charge for con.
ssstotioR o. ddsies. Oface, No. IL Washington
Building, Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of Seventh
street, Washington, d. @. au 25-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-05

VERY DIsTsKssIrS order Of ten w aof
worth, prohibiting the sale OF spirltuous liqpnu
aud the faithful manner In which our rrspt ctablc
restaurant keepers obey IL, makes the " loves OF
the social glass; look decidedly blue Ssdn, V
prevails among the social groups, and, Ike W al
Ter LenoI In Richmond, thy "mOaR for > drink,'
The decanters and black bottles have lddenly
disappeared from their wonted places; aud In
lieu Of brandy, gin, whisky and wines, no,hin.
Is 10 be had but ale, lager, porter and leglpnnds
all very good In their places, but not sacieni 70
satisfy the cravings OF the old soakers. Even
"cld rye by the bottle" 10 played Out; for the
spiggNs are taken from thu caskH, the taps arc
corked up, and the chances for obtaining the bev-
erages by the quantity are as slim a. for a drink
at the bar One resort is lsft; that is, for every
enc TO philoscphicaly "grln and berr a." aud
indulge the hope for a beGrty "5S1s" In the
''gooi time coming"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-05
w NOTICE.
w AOLEeALE and REYAIL aRouER.

WaoLEsALE H HSb KkrAu, GROCER.
The subscriber, having recently consisted the
erection OF his new building, on tho Site Of bis
former premises. destroyed BY fro soms time
nnce) begs 70 call tho attention OF hfs old friends
And tho public generally to the fact, And 10 romind
1cR OF his ability to servo them IN Ill branches
GENERAL GROCERY TRADE,
having ample room and increased facilities 70
He has recently returned nom the vario.s
NSr1hs.n where no has carefully selected
EVERYTHING REQUISITE FOR A PINE
FAMILY GROCERY,
And. having purchased oXcuslvely for cash. osn
onsF peculiar Inducements. both a. 70 proc and
- Is stock Of Pine Teas. Wines. Liquors, Sugars
kSTEbop, Menopsahsls, sn& Ry. Whisksy.
Arr sfths bert deso1iDl1oa. md aE s1SsSSS .,
No. sSg ~ O. p w|H:ses:
WA6ONS-WA6ON6,
Il Have on hand o LOT of vorJ uperiOf W aONS
sniHSis Tor 6roeers or Suffers whioh viii Be
tDhesani5Iql q ~ a k,pd prSp}sly essspasd to.
Az ~ "1 Aghsh ana 37S y GSre0S,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-05

THK PRIZE Stationery Package, manufactured
the Dollar Store, is the best IN the market con-
tanning more and better stationery, and more at
tIactive and useful Iewelry than any other ever
ofered. Suffers and pedlers should see them.
sep. 6-lwE
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60 S-iv'

THE METROPOLITAN BATH ROOMS,
i Hosfs ID st. and Pa. So, BET lila aad l9th sts,
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Arc now open and ready for oil persons Who de-
gre BOT or Cold, Shower, Steam, VsDor and Med
ioAted Baths
At great expense these Baths have BEEN fitted up
70 meet . want long fe.t In this oity, anS1fe now
Of Bathing Rooms % ever opened to any public In
All arc invited TO oall and ZEE for themselves.
III Open from q. M. until 10 D. m; on SUNDAYS
from Q. IN. TO II. Those rooms are under the I'm
mediate suDerlntendenoe OF JusTus CHoLLAR,
from New York, Zone Of the proprietors) VINO
thoroughly understands the bathing business in al
its branches. au le-Im
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ONE DOLLAR! ONE DOLLAR ONB DOLLAR ~
60 to the Dollar Store, 43s Penna avenue. near
hall street. en-: see the splendid stock
OF jewelry and silver-p plated ware, and take your
choice for one dollar se6-1,ys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-05

WEtL!NsI2S.Ss,s s. 5S Ss%s, gss,P,C Hs
London. IssD FRANCK TAYLOR,
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DsoRDERLI John Kelly, cavalryman of the
"a Maine Regiment, raised row at Ford,s
A,ueneum, cutting about at random with his
saber. H. was dismissed by the Third Ward
patrol, and turned over to thu military.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-05

FIFTH DISTRICT POLICE OFFICE Yesterday a
man named John Muntz was arrested by Patrol.
man James A McDevItt and CHARGED heSo,e
Justice Thompson with being drunk and disof.
DERBY In the street. The prisoner; who had a
considerable amount OF money in his purse.
monished and discharged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-05

ON SPREE "A cavalry soldier, armed will
pistol and saber, and mounted on a fine horse
amused himself day before Yesterday, while in
toxicated, by riding on tie pavement He wa
arrested by patrolman Dom and turned over r.
the Provost Guard. He gave bis name as 8. w
Frost. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-05

COLUMBIAN COLLEGE
The Session Of the Pre,srstory school opens on
Wednesday, September 2tth. For Catalogues oT
8. w. ssMsoN, President
au "a eodSv~ (Bslt Suu.l
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LATE LOCAL VIEWS.

CAvALnYNES ARREsrrp.-Yes az snernoon
tne guard on duty near the west gate o. tbe Oep-
ltoi stopped two men-one dressed in cavalry
uniform and the other In citizens dress Il sskto
for their passes, which they were unable % show
Iney onering some resistance, Nessrs Slater, 81
the Fifth Ward, and Pen6al, Of tue Fourtr " ed
police, came ~ the help Of The tentry and took
them In custody They pretended % ee Federal
scouts, and one offered TO show n p1,s, which
was pronounced fictitious. Both Were well
mounted, and had the appearance OF having rid
den a long distance. The one In uniform mad In
his possession number Of whistles, such Es The
policemen use, and on his cartridge boN h-d a
plate bearing the Maryland coat of-armt They
were taken 20 the depot and delivered TO the
guard who sentthem 10 the Provost Marshal; but
before they leiI the depot one Of them announced
10 tie crowd that Jackson was on bis way here,
and would arrive IN less than twenty four hours
After an examination by The Marshal they were
discovered 10 be some OF our own men, VINO bad
probably oct 40 drunk as me- 20 know on which
side OF the linss they were fncy were oellVered
to their otacer, who was in sea;Sh 81 them
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WkNZED-Every person to know that sIn II
w the market ready to pay ash for all articles
IA the hoaset1rnishlnE nns;, Those leaving tie
BUCaLY, AS Seventh ST., between q and II sts,,
(oast sidsJ Dealer In New And Second hand Far.
nlfare. nolet
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TINDER.-Yesterday afternoon, the work
men Id the Navy Yard, numbering over 1 600
men, through Capt. Harwood, the commandant,
rendered their services to the Government, for
the defense OF the city. Their stalwart arms will
be an acquisition, indeed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-05

In THEIR OLD u uARTERs The 5O.h regimen
New YORK volunteers passed up the avenue yes
terday afternoon on their way to the old Quarter,
which they occupied just one year ago, some
where In the neig h borhood Of the N,vv Yard
They had been with General Mcclellan on thu
Peninsula va >A'
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skcosc~VAhD srAftoH OAsea-4lfsSs JUseteu
q .k-JSIe> O'Neals sssaulS Johh Brown, dis
30 ''rlSi John Dfunki James Tolson, petrs
- 'SY AL disa,issei. Geo Smith. assault and
, try ., uIlty fO4 peace
hIED WAsD STATION CAsxs- Bsfo~s Tvsffel
"s-HsLIJ PeLnebon and John Kelly, dis
a .efly; VuEnsd over 70 military,
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ITO LIVERY STABLE KEEPERS AND
II OFFER BUSINESS MN,

CIDRR FOR ZEE ARMY.
A 6ne article in large Quantities will be retdy BY
the 10th September Drox. Parties interested IN
army supp lies and ALSO reotlfers may asdress the
subscriber at Marlboro Monmouth county, New
jersey, for full partlou ARE. Also, m large suhn
Cd Is ~ ii. B. CONOvER.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-13
I'VE ,bs under,Igred rsrsons. Do, By this

I'VE, The undertigred rsrsons, DO, By thil
w publication, iUlbid Dry TCuCnfI Persons
going On my Of tur lspds q farms end shoot
ing, catching. PGnliDR Hpd killing any bird or
birds At any Tine hereafter, aswe will prose-
cute eytIy and ell treb IeIttb q Ieittns &c Of
tending for trtspsEs and damage ioTestIy cue .
ofepte. ar we consider il very great damage 70
our farms to have thOFc birds kilhd and des-
tToytd, rnce they sTe the fell destroyer o. Ibose
Wofms nnd insects that 70 often destroy the
growire cTops, and tLeieby blast tie prospects
Of The ismtT. We eobtideT ibtm NoIk OF Z
Kind PIo,idenes. Plscirg thym here 70 pc sne
IestfCyeLot hoe meets End We fcJe lbs'S.,
cry and all peTs,D Dc win tIicilS "fefNe uls
notice sad not put us tc the Riuiul du'y OF en-
forcing the ItIhlty q The lBv Nhirh we wiz
certainly DO fills nOti,t H. not strictly COM
plied wiih. BLSoEI HIxoN,
fA1nIcE REID, GItRGE HOETHREs,
O GUHAIKo. WH. IloTTTINEs,
HINkY loETHREs, p. huRDocH.
JoRk RoBBms, ELLsoN HoFgHnEs,
JoHE WARD, JosLPB HoWEL,
A. c. Down, CIV DIESIsoN,
PkTlR Sumner, VosR HoTTHnLs,
STIPHkN HAITs, JACoB WAL1E.
December 18th, l6sl-9w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-13
S----,------~--~es~SS-r-S~
The Truth Leaking Out.

The Washington correspondent Of
The New York Tribune, under date o..
January 30, lets the cat out oithe bag,
90 far as regards the design Of the Alb
olitiOnists III the prosecution Of this
war. We lave. ali along, thought So
but this writer, IN !bs hour Of disap.
poinfmeDt, expostathe whole object Of
this rabid anti slavery party, and We
can now ses why they mask themselves
% Union inen" 1t 10 for the yer,
purpose Of pr 'fsring to the slave his
freedom. II. az the writers say, the
negroes nave found ont that this wal
10 . war OF politicians" they have been
about 10 smart IA some who pretend
to be loyal and wise.-- And when thu
slaves learn q httls more the base
hypocrisy Of those who desire to set
them raise against their masters, they
vi;l give them the kind OF . reception
they deserve when they get among the
slaves to incite them to insurrection
But read:
"WAsHrHaroN. Jan 28. 1862.
'RHs AID OF ooLoRED uNIoH MEN SOUTH
"Sagscious and aged politicians
here begin to express apprehension that
II 10 already too late to win the aid Of
Che colored Union men ofthe South:
that the golden opportunity is ! ost
They see sigma that the negroes. who
painted to be our allies, but were repel.
led By our commanders, and abandoned
In tue interval between the contending
forces. hays made up their minis hat
the war is q war OF politicians, ami
that success TO either party will bring
no change in the relation ofthe slave
to his master or tothe Fede 'al Cavern
ment. II the impatence and irusl
with which the Nblsred Uuiuuists o.,
Che South waited for our armiss ar,
gone. the greatest elemeat Of our Wal
is wasted, and wise gray hsads here
cay they are gone" -
AL We have to say 10 the above 10
that the slaves are tettor 'Union men
then such men as the writer Of IT,
above article. He willcfud that the,
.white Union msa" enough in tb
uaion b, representation, and thap
suppress the isnstical fury Of the RAM
AboliiionsIsts. Whseling Pres |,
Uour thsnks are due - Ssnss u
Rssl fer Pst!is Dee. fsssivd.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-13
DR.. NEAVER'S
CERATE, OR OINTMENT.

and You have permsnent cure
THE CERATE haa provedi itse ,best
Ointment ever Invented, and wLe used,
II has Lever been known to fail ing q
permanent cure Of Old Sores, Ten Ring
worm Scald Head Chilblains al Bites.
Barber'S Itch, Chapped or CraeKed Hands OF
Lips, Bio, ,ehes or Pimples on the Face. And
for
Sore Nipples and Sore Eyes,
the Cerate is the only thing required to cure
II should be kept in the house Of every family
Price Of Syrup 81, Cerete 25 cents Ter
Bottle.
Directions accomi any each Bottle,
Sold ty most Medicine Dealers.
J.N. HARRIS & co.
Proprietors for the Southern q Western States.
Cincinnati Ohio.
Towhom oil orders for the above Medicines
may he addressed. ..-..
Sold Wholesale and Retail by ). Dodge & Son
Macarthur; A. N. & J. W. Cozad. Allensville;-
j. NJ. keenan,. Hand n; sam'l Griffin, London
derry; Rokarts & Samuel. Columbus. and BY
Druggists generally throughout tho q. States
and Canadaa.
December 10, 1ss0,--ly.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-13
Fun In Camp.


ous Tor practical jokeS, end are con
stantly on the lOok.ou for subjects.
One was recently procured in the per
son OF a new teamster, who had the
charge of six large. shaggy mules.
Jehu was also proprietor ftwO bot
ties of old Bourbon "a contraband in
camp which q wag discovered. and
resolved 10 possess. Being aware
that the drivers presence was al i'm.
pediment 10 the theft. lie biz npOn the
following Plan TO get rid of him:
AppiOaching The driver, who was bu-
Oy curFyiOg his mules. he accoSted
him with, II say. old fellow, what are
you doing there"
Cant YOU seeg" rel lied Jehn,
grufiY. "OertSnly," responded the
wag. "but that Is not your business.
II is after tattoo, and there is sfellow
hired here by the General, who cur,
ries all the mules aud horses brought
In after tattoo"
The mule driver Bit at once. and
wanted to know where the"hair dres.
Ger kept himself. Wnsreupon he wac
directed to Gen. Nelson's tent, with
the assurance there was where the iel.
low chung out"
You can't mistake the man, "said
the wAg; "he 10 large fellow, and puts
on laundering sight Of airs, fpr q
man in his business. He will nToba.
bly, refuse TO do it, and tell yOu To &c
10 the devil, bnt don't mind that ; ht
has been drinking to day. Make hin
some out sure"
JelIu posted Off and entering III,
tent where our Napoleon Of the All
Division sat in deep reverie. probably
considering the most expeditions met
hod Of expellinR the rebel BnckheI
from iis native State. slapped him OF
the back with force sufficient to ami
hilats aman OF ordinary size. Spring
iugto his feet, the General accuStet
his HninSited guest With. "Well, sir
who are sou, and what the devil d,
-yon want ~
.'Old hoss, I've got a job for yol
nov, -aiK mules TO be curried, anC
right stf, too, ,"said the captain q
mules. nothing dannted az tue fash
ing eye of the General.
eDe you know whom you are ad
dressing. sirl"asked the indignAn
commander.
"Yes,"sa Jehu, elevatihg hi,
voice to a pitch which rendered tn,
words sudi5le square of, "you ar,
. the fellow hired by Uncle Sam t,
. clean mulee, and wort have an,
fOoliShneSs. Clean them mules anC
III give yon q drink Of bust. head"
,.'Yon internal villain !" exclaimed
the General. now perfectly turious
II en- General NelGon, commander OF
ihis Divisioni"
Jehn placed the thumb of his right
hand against his nose. and extending
his fingers. waved them slowly, in a
manner .uppnsed by come to be in1i- :
cativo Of great wisdom.
The Generals sword leapsd from
its scabbard, aud Jehu from The tent
Just in time to save his head.
Our boys drank the "big mule dri.
Ver'S"hsslth in Bourbon. he story
soon got out, snd 10 now the joke Of
She season.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-13
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
Rop THE CuHH or

Eop THx CURE or
Cssfipsssas, Jatndies, Dyspepsis, fsdi1ekfon.
Dysentay, Foul Stossdeh, E'ysipeids, Hsdddehs,
Piiss, RhsHnssisn, Ersptions and Skis Dissssss,
Lip~ Coxplaiw, Dropr', Isttsr, Trmors ssd
Ssk RkaHn, H~ms, do,t, Nsuruigis, - .
Di,n~ PHI, and for Purifying tie Blood.
Thsy are sugar-eoaied, so that the most seasi-
tivs San take them Fisasantly, and they are the
lest Apsrisut In the world for all the pwposss OF
Amiiy physie.
ms Is s.ais pr Boz; Five soEss ~ sioo.
0ssssnumbesso Of Clsrsymsn, Physicians, Stzts..
asn, and eminent psrsonages, have ssnt Their
namss 10 certify the unparalleled usefulness fthcse
7smsdiss, but our space here will not permit me
insertion Of them. The Agents below named iur.
aish gratis cur AnERicAr ALMANAC in uhich they
are given; with also full descriptions Of the ahoys
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