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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
By THos. BOWLING, AustioResr.
EXTENSIVE HALEOF
II WAGONS, LUNBER. IRON, TOOLS,
WAoox MArr,rlr. or pu AZ DssczlrrsoS


WAocx MArElIAL, or AL DESCRIPTIONS.
The undersig ned viii sell ct public auetiOn on
MONDAY the 18th day OF May. q y o'clock. shs
Rslley and Murph. y. Prospect street, Georgetown,
DC Oensisting in Eart,as follows, via:
New Top Express Wagons,
New No-top Express wagon,
Platform SPRING Axvress Wagon,
lFarm Wagon.
l,s00 feet Hickory uum Der, -
500 40 Oak - do,
4pee do Ash DO,
lDc0 40 Poplar and Pine do,
SOC Turned 8pokes,
SOC eplit ;. do.
Also an assortment of Pelloes, Bert Rims, Hubs,
Shafts, Bows, Wood Axles, Gc,,
Benches, and 8 Vices, Bellows, Aavils and Tools
Lot New Springs, lot Ola de-, / lot New Axles,
Tens Burden Shoes, 2 kegs Horse Nails.
Bar Iron, OF all sizes, csak q zach Coil Chain,
lot small Chain, Canvass and Trimming Material,
Scrap IRON, Old Shoes. Shoes, Short Chains, &C. &C.
Sale Positive. without reserve.
Terms cash, in Bankable funds.
J. l.. PARKHURST
my ll-dts fChron.l T. BOWLING, Auct
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1861 THE I1s63
Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD
- - - - -

- - - - gs e.
- = slhsr-o Is al ko RE WESTERN o1r1xs.
sroN sP RsEg. sAEhr I'M AND COMFORT
BAGGAGE CHECKED rHEoaah aon , .os-
THREE DAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURGH
CLOSE ook ne 4 tsss Al EFk HxsRH1sBuR
NORTH EE NS'e o tIsihs Il IL RAILROAD.
THE GREAT At CENTRAL tR5aERf ROUTE
WASHINGTON i AID BALTIMORE
to all points in the
WEST, NoRTHWE EST, AND soUrHwEsr
the Northern Central Railroad Company, northsss
81 and caVe1t station Batino P
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT
SMOKING AND SALOON oARs ON ALL TRAINS
FROM WASHINGTON
Fsssengers viii take the6 50 a n and s. p. N.
and 9. Is p N trains on the Northern Central Rail
M ans close M F. w tho
trains on the Pennsy lvania Central Railroad for
FREIGHTE.
By this route Treights of all descriptions can 70
Forwarded to and from any point ON the Rsilrosds
of Ohio, Kentucky, Indians, IlIinoiz Wisconsin,
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad also connects
1T Pittsburg with Steamers. by which Goods csn
De forwarded to any port on the Ohio, MuskinguIn,
Kentucky. Fennessse, Cumberland, illinois, Missis.
sippi, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas and
Red Rivers; and at Cleye!and, ssndusay and Obi.
Merchants and shippers entrueting the transpor-
tstion Of their Freight to this oompsny csn rely
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any eoins
in the West. by the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
Railroad CoDspGsiss.
~ Be perticuIsr to mark mack spsa syis Parma
Central r.
WIN. BROWN .Agt Northern Central r..
No so North street, Bsltirnefs.
EkoCH LEWIS, Gem Superintendent, Altoona, Pa.
Z. L: HQUPT. Gent Ticket Agent, PhiladelFhia
ii. d, HoBsT0 General Freight Agent, Phus-
aelphlA Jan Ayr
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TINTED STATES REVENUE STAMP DE.
u P0SITORY

Collectors Office of Iat:raoI RertrRs. {,
No. 456 Sereath Street, bt.Usta Eaad Fsts.}
This Office having been designated BY the Com.
missioner of Internal kevenu, as the Depository
for furnishing United States Internal Revenue
Stamps, full supply Of every kind and denomi-
nation will hereafter be kept constantly OF hand
The foilos ing di scount will be maas
On pureh asses of 3 50, more, ? per oentum
On purchases of To-, or more, per centum
Gu purchases of S5a, or more, per centuna.
LEW1S CLEPHANE
Stamp Dspositary and Collector of
my IL st Interna Revenue for d. @.
IRELAND, LIVERPOOL, CALIFORNIA AND
Il AUSTRALIA.
Passage ticke r. TO and from Ireland to California
and Anstr ALA, and drafts for 81 and up r1@osI,
wards ON the h0sal Bank OF ireland SIEEEH
can be had of ~1kszHEaEh
DANIEL 4. BROsNAN
eexton 1T Psfricks, Agent 6r
mye-iwr p. Sseshau, of New York
~ MACKEREL-MACKE RELt
Best in the market. Sold low at
JONES & OO.S.
: nlye Corner Eighth and ttre.ts
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By JAS. G. MEG IRE 4 co., Aictioneers.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE CORNER
Il LOT NEAR THE BALTIMORE RAILROAD DEPOT
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May 10, at 6 O'Clock,
on the premises, We shall sell without reserve part
of Square $50, fronting - feet on New Jersey
avenue. at the corner Of u street north, running
back lt0 feet
This IN believed To be one OF the most e,i4ibIe
b sness lots for sale in the vicinity OF the Depot
Terms: One third cash; remainder, in and II
months, with interest, " cured By deed Of trust
on the pre- misses.
myI4d 10 MCGUIRE & co., Aucss.
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ByJ. c. McGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.

j
TWO DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING
Il HOUSES aTPUBLLc AeCTIoN.-0n WEDNES-
BAY AFTERNOON May 18th at o'clock, on the
No. SIS, fro nting on North G street, between I'd
and Sd streets east running back 12s feet, and i'm
dwelling houses. with bacs buildings.
Terms: 0ne-th cash; balance. six and twelve
on5hs with interest, secured by deed OF trust
my I'd j. c.. MEG { IRE & CO, Aucts.
R-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
eonsequence of the rain, until MONDAY, May
18th. same hour and place.
my I'D j. q Mcguire & co. Aucts.
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hCAkTEkMA6TEk GENERALS UFF1OE,
VI HA8Aix0foE Orr, March 10, 1875
Owners Of steam vessels are invited to send TO the
Quartermaster Generals 01iee tenders for their
charter or sale.
Tenders should contain descriptions of the
vessels, their dimensions, enrolled or registered
tonnage, actual carrying capacity, ,naterial,
Whether eoggsrsd: whether sids. Wheel or pro;
power Of snsines and boilers and should state the
price It which they are offered for long or short
charter with the estimated value of the vessel In
case Of loss, or In case the Government should
prefer to purchase instead Of chsrterina.
Owners Of steam vessels already in the service of
the Quar,srmssters Department requested to
make known to the Department any reduction in
their present rates which .hey may be willing to
grant, and also the price ct which they viii be
willing to sell them.
All ssch tenders should be adore ssed to the
Quartermaster General of the United states, ct
Washinsto and should be endorsed e Proposals
for charter OF sale of ste amsrs."
When received. they will be considered, and the
Department will endeavor to reduce the heavy
expense attending army transportation upon the
ocean and tide waters By substituting Wherever 1t
ssn do 30, cheaper vessels OF equal esgscitg for
mar q SIM Qusrtermaster General.
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DEPARTMENT OF TIE INfERIoR,}
Washsn sfon, MGy 7, 1855
SEALED Proposals. win be received st this De-
partnent antil MONDAY, the 18th instant, as L.
O'Clock ID for altering and repairing the prif eipa
end upper stories Of the eastern half of the ity
halt.
Plans and specifications may be seen ut the otdce
of the United etates Marshal.
The bidders are reques ed to state the length Of
time they will requl.e to complete the work.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
all the bids If It considers it to the interest OF
the Government 70 DO SO
The bids viii be opened ct II o'clock d. on the
18th Instant In presence of such OF the bidders IS
may see proper to attend,
-Ee Up. USHER,
myS 6tl8th Secretary of the Interior.
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PROPOSALS..
DRoPosALS FOR BRICKS.

DsraRfxxsr or TEE IyrRRIoR,t
RasAssstos,' Nay Z, 1868, {
esALRp PRoPoe AIS win be received ct this De.
partment until MONDAY, the 18th instant. At u
o'G'eek d for sh,Nn hand made hard red tricks.
for the UEited States Capitol extension: the de-
livery o. the same - CON m snee immediately on
the signing or the contract and to be continued at
the rat@ of not less than IS .0g per month.
The Department reeeJ ves the rieat to reject any
Or all the bids Ii il considers 1t to the interest Of
the Government to do 40.
The bids viii be opened at I2 o'clock NJ, ON the
18th Instant In tie pf~sencs Of such of the bidders
a. may SEE prop. TO attend.
my 8:dtls 4eeretasy Of he Interior,
DRvPOsA Ale POR ALrERING AND REPAIR.
ING HE CITY HALL.
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SPRING AND SUMMER SCHEDULE
OF TIRE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
-
FROM WASHINGTON CITY,

~ ~ SksT - -
FROM WASHINGTON CITY,
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE
WEST, SOUTH AND NORTHWEST.
hat can sell TsrourR fcHe direct or
ThrouFhh, CHECK foy Bsxs.ss; Gr.@ S.sh,nxs0n
other Route, and no Onnibns Riding.
FOUR DAILY TRAINS FROM WASHINGTON
making connections With Trains leaving Baltimore
On Sundays, Two i. Trains q and 50 ?. ". con-
meeting Il Rs1sy via siss 2hn w hEsP from
T ss ii ct s Hoass,
Trains lsssg x WsbsnE1op At s. n
BE ~ KY AND OHIO THE
This is the Only Route by schich Through Tickets on
Through Boagegs Checks can be procured
Knights Latest Improved SLEEPING CARS, OF
the most superior finish, attached to Night Trains.
THE SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
co1UxB Us, PATTON ~ LOUISVILLE, GIN
cLNNATA LNDLANAP0LLS, TERRA
HAUTE, ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO,
de-, de-, de-,
HwI1H LESS CHANGES OF CARS THAN BIZ ANT
OTHER RoUTE.-GS
~ SPECIAL Notice to PASSENGERS for tie West from
Woshtn gton Passengers going West. BY purcha-
sing their THh0UGH TICKETS in Washin gtou,
by the baltimore and Ohio Railroad, SAVE ONE
DOLLAR in the Through price. and have the priv
iiege of visiting Baltimore eff desiredl without
additional charge.
&c 'nns items .s ct the Ohio River with GLEvB:
MARI eta L CIHGfNH All RAILRoADs; and,
e sss E9kTH WEST, GENITAL WEST, anu
For THROUGH TICKETS please apply at the
Ticket Office, Washington station.
W.P SMITH. Master of Transportation
nj. COLE. General Ticket Agent ap 2i-tf
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n,AUBIGHE's REFORMATION IN rHE TIM
II OF CALVIN. 1voi1mss. IS
ap2 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
8 -: 80 -:
On and after Monday, April ~, 1853, TWO DAILY
TRAINS win be run between WARRINGTON ana
WHEELING and HARRISBURG, two between
WARRINGTON and HARpKRT RERkY, And six
between WARRINGTON and BALTIMORE, -
follows:
FOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK BOSTON.
Leave Washington ats and LIS .. IN. and 8 and
On sundays at 50 p. m. only.
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave st 80. and ILL., o. and s. 3 and g. p,
m, On Sundays ut .. m. and AID 80 D. only.
PoR ALL PARTS OF THE WHIST
Leave Mashin gton At 90 9. N. and ), and $50
D. M On Sundays Mt and $50 p. n. only.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SoErH.
Les We Baltimore for Washington ut Asa, 8 and 10
o. m. and s, $50 and . -. m.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Baltimore at .. "a and p. "A.
Leave Waxhins ton 1T o. a and p. m.
No train for Annapolis on sundays.
The third aud fourth trains only from Baltimore
and the first and dfth trains from on stop
at way points. VIZ. 6WITH,
Master Of Transportatton.
L. II. COLE, General Ticket Agent sp n-H
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ByJA1. @. MEG UIRE i co., Auctioneers.
DIANO FORTE AND AND HOUSEHOLD FUR

ByJAB. Q. NEG UIKE e UO,, Auctioneers.
DlANO FORTE AND AND HOUSEHOLD FUR.
NIfUlR At AUcfI0N.-0n MONDAY MORN
ING, MAY 18th. commencing ct 10 clock we sh all
cell, 1t The resic ence Of Octsvous Knight No 461
householc Furniture, to-, NAMING
Rost woed octave Piano Forte, by Gale & Co.,
Mahogany Hair Cloth Sofa, Rocker,
Arm AID Slice Caai rs,
Mahogany Hair Cloth Reclining Sofa,
Mahogany Marble Top Table, and Whatuot
Mahogany Large Sideb GARD.
Walnut Extension Dining Table,
Cane seat UhaIrs and Rockers,
Walnut Marble Top Wsshstand,
Painted Cottage CHAMBER Furniture,
Brusselis. P.rlor Carpets, Ingram Chamber
Carpets, Canton u attlns,
Mattresses, pillows, Boisters, BEDDING;
Hall Oil Cloth Stair Carpet, Oil Cloth and 70 Dis
China. 6lsss, Croekery Ware, Table Cutlery.
Cool Stove and Kitchen Requisites. de-.
Terms Cash.
my l2- JRep.l &c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auets.
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SUTL1RS AND aRscERs WAGONS.
Largest sixs ana l-Horse sut,sr,. w
without Springs. GroeerR and other Wsenns'
Win Springs. Also on hand several SEC0WR
HAND WAGONS. For sale by
THOMAS YOUNG,
] mar u nm No. 4es Pennsylvsnis xyenus
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~THE ABOVESALE AGAIN POSTPONED
until MONDAY AFTERNOON, at Ga O'Clock, q
Iron Hall, between 9Th and 10th streets.
my Is BOTELER Il WILSON Aucts.
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Ole farmers Corner.
Acllon Of ne son on Vegetation.

Actlcn Of the Son on Vegetation.
The late Professor Gregory left the fol
lowing summary Of recent views relative to
TIE action Of sol on vegetation:
]. Way, and, after him, Liebig, have
shown that every soil absorbs ammonia, and
also potash, from solutions containing them
or their salts, generally leaving the acid,
which takes up lime, ETC., from the soil in
solution. The ammonia and potash which
ere absorbed in very large proportion by
arabic soils are rendered thereby quite in.
soluble.
I. Arabic soils absorb also cilicic acid in
very considerable proportion, and it also be-
CONES insoluble.
8. Arabic soils also absorb the phosphoriC
acid Of phospate Of lime, or Of ammonaco.
mAgnesian phosphate, apparently solutile
The acid, which also becomes insOluble.
4. Hence the soluble ingredients Of man
ures cannot be conveyed TO the plants in the
form Of asolution percolating the soil (such as
liquid manure, or Z solution formed by rain
water with the acid Of carb0nic acid since
such solution Is deprived Of its dissolved
Ingredients By fliering through q very mod
crate amount Of soil.
5. Hence, also, as the food Of plants must
thus Be fixed in the soil in an insoluble form
Il i piain that Il can only enter the plant ia
viItne Of some poWeror agency in the roots
which decomposes the insoluble compounds
IN The soil, and thus renders soluble the ne
C1ssafy matter.
g Ths absorbent power Of soils is partly
chemical, and partly mechanical, Is IS tht
clro with charcoal.
Z. The quantities Of alkalies, Of phos
pilates cf ammonia, etc, capable Of being
supplied 70 plants BY rain.water, after 1t has
been percolstsd through the soil, even sup
posing he whole 10 Be- assimilated, does moi
amount 70 more than . mere fraction o.
what he plants contain.
9. he theory Of the transieFence Of am
lnonia potash, silica, pholphates, etc, from
he coll 70 the plant, e not yet understood
bat he old theory, that the rain conveys
leod % The plant dlrectly, Is certainly moi
he frun one
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Miscellaneous Items.

Between the first baby and the second
baby what falling off is there, my country.
women Not in intrinsic value, for the Sec
ond may chance to be "as pretty piece of
flesh as any;" but in the imaginary value with
which it is invested by its nearest kin and
more distant female belongings. The com
ing Of the first baby in household creates
an immense sensation; that Of the second is
comparatively a commonplace affair. The
first baby is looked for with anxiety, nufsed
with devotion, admired with enthusiasm,
dressed with splendor, and made to live upon
system. Baby number two is not longed for
by any one, except, perhaps, the mother; is
nursed as q matter of course, and admired as
matter Of courtesy; is dressed in the cast.
off clothes Of number one, and gets initiated
into life without much ceremony or system.
1t is difficult to persuade men, even though
they should not be habitual drinkers of spir.
its, that the use Of strong drinks is debilitat-
ing, instead of the reverse. The immediate
stimulus gives temporary courage, and its
effect is mistaken for an infusion of new
strength; but the slightest attention will
show how exactly the reverse is the result.
It is sufficient to give men under hard and
steady labor draught of usual grog, or q
dram, to perceive that often in few minutes
they become languid, and, as they term it,
faint; losing their strength in reality, while
they attribute it to the continuance of their
faiiguing exertions. He who will make cor
responding experiments on two equal boats
crews, rowing in heavy sea, will soon be
convinced that the Water.drinkers will far
Quito the others.
Were an inhabitant Of this earth to ascend
into the air one hundred and sixty millions
of miles, the fixed stars would still appear
no larger than luminous points. Incredible
as this assertion may appear, it is not o chi.
merical idea but fact which is eifectually
proved, for about the 10th Of December we
are more than one hundred and sixty mill
lions of miles nearer the northern heavens
than we are on the 10th of June, and yet
we never perceive any increase Of magnitude
in the stars.
A certain Scotch country girl seems to have
thought 1t possible there might be an excess
Of scupulOus regard to appearances. On
her marriage day, the youth to whom she
was about to be united said to her, in q tri.
umphanE tone-"W Jenny, haven't ]
been unco ceeyil ." (alluding to the fact that
during their whole courtship he had never
given her kiss). Her quiet reply was,
ou, ay, man senselessly ceevil."
Benevolence is fountain which, while
purifying all round It, purifes ITSELF
Parties Of dead lock should extricats
themselves with . skeleton key.
, 1863-05-28
REDUCTION IN PRICES 10
SUBSCRIBERS.

A TTENTION Is CALLED TO THE FOL.
4 i = lowing list Of American and FOREIGN Pc
fiOdicals; for which receive subscriptions.
Permanent arrangements having been made BY
the United States Government for the CARRYING
Of the mails from the Atlantic States BY steamer
four times month, I am enabled to receive sub:
scriptions at much lower rate than formerly.
The same care and attention will be paid to the
forwarding Of all packages, for which this estab.
lishment has gained such an enviabIe reputation
throughout the Pacific coast:
, 1863-05-28
Ehs leIIm q Lhe HsarI. IIOpg.

This last named dse.ss d commonly preceded By II.
regular action q The heart, and dlcut Eesplrairn
ways unvalcd Ointment and Pills the dropcical patient
viii ever 1nd mccour the present relief derived lfom
ssvsIsncs Is fhs sisady Application 81 tis smcuS OInt
ment invariably results N cure They act with such
energy he crcnlaton and absorbent system that the
pIsiIVe symptoms daily decline, IN natural health 70
turns.
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karko ana small Horses.

Ills we'll known 70 scientific men that Z
model q stronger, more perfect and will
Nork bs,i6r fh1n I full siied machine. The
lesson is this. lhat while the cross.section 81
ro.l .lronrlh Of each part increase a the
sauaro of fhs lineal dimensions. the weight
licrs..o. = ia cube-to which 4 % be
snpondied lhs increase Of momentum y
e1orr morInr pssi q t|Ie increase Of dame
fur. II for example. 4 model "A siS inches
long. ana n, FUN sirod machine Eve feed
every part Of he later "a made Ten times a.
great IL diameter. and bundled times A
1,ro11 or rrssior IN cross eoeiion. Rut the
ns'rft /. increased a ne cnbe o. 4 thousand
time. While fhe Iar1o uachine. Therefore.
d hundred dimes ss strong, every part
hr,or., lhou.rnd tIms1 q keavv. and he
, 1863-05-28

NEw VEErnAroR.-A new process for
yentilating rooms warmed BY stoves, & to
apply vertical pipe 70 the front Of the
chimney, into which the lower end should
enter below the stovepipe, and the upper end
approach within few inches Of the ceiling.
IN lts operation the foul air from the top 81
the room Pushes down and into the chimney,
lofll partial vacuum occasioned blythe draft
nom the stovepipe above. By applying q
damPer 70 the pipe, is capacity may be I'D
ustod Is desired.
When engineers would bridge 1 stream,
they olten carry over at first but q single
thread. With that they next stretch wire
acroes. Then strand IS added to strand until
. foundation Is laid for planks; and now the
bold engineer finds safe footway, and walks
from aide to side. So God takes from US
some golden threaded pleasure, and stretches
it hence into heaven Then he takes child,
and then friend. Thus be bridges death,
and teaches the thoughts Of the most timd
g find their way hither and thither between
lhe two spheres.
Every man is q volume, Il you know how
, 1863-05-28

titles q the Ointment Be well worked into the complain.
ing parts and this pelleyerengly done for some time.
Il L use 70 smear . On tAo 6kIn nnly g be got
into the system. Take e many PILLS nightly as viii act
two Or three times during tho u hon oSehew ne nse
OF cois and a silmulans. When these complains are
leaving The system, TIE ynence q TIE complaint ne
Quenily oeema % increase.
, 1863-05-28

eeived at par.
Clubbing.
discount twenty per cent from the above price win
be allowed 10 clubs ordering four copies
more Of the above works. Thus four copies Of BackWOod
Of Review will be sent to address for oo four copies
Of the four Reviews and BackWood for $50; and % on.
Postage.
In all the principal cities and towns, these works V be
delivered FREE OF POSTAGE. When sent by mail, the
POsTAoE 70 any part United States viii be but - cents
. year for "BackWOOd," and but Il cents year for
each Of the Reviews.
N.B.-zhs price in Great Britain Of the foe
Periodicals GbOUe-RdMed Is $31 per GnRUn.
, 1863-05-28

To such cases The Ointment operates nnely and With
The parts nected aler they have heen l0Fmsniad with
luksuarm water. The purifying and curative powers Of
this marvellous unglont have never hed Any old aore
Of bad breasts Or milk leTan, IL action q wonderful
oandalaE s.elllng may soon Be reduced By following
, 1863-05-28

IN these complaints, the Ointment also acts IKE Q
regions of The Kidneys which 4 viii pe1efrafs and give
almost Immediate relief while The Ps ahould b taken
according % the printed directions when the most ex.
tnordlnlIy cures may BE- effected By this means.
Bad LssL Dad RraStA SasfllSm Sam and
, 1863-05-28

Both ths Ointment and Pills dtouid Be lhs1 IN de
Jollowing euse.
bad Leg lChleso-ioot lEiltulas lsoFs throats
Bed Hfsa1hl lchnblaln! 0out 1kindl1sases
Dnrnl lChapped hands IGlandu1nlg gltI7lnfs laclrVV
Banion. coni lsohO LamSsso soSs,ksads
Bite o. Mos lCancsfs Pies IIumoT1
Onilo1 and Contracted and lhoumatinm IulceFa
sand llie1l tln Joints eeal1. wounds
cOcobay i1sphantaals Sore Nipples IHawS
Sold q he Eniabshment o. Professor Holloway, 2tt
Strand (neax Temple BaFl London auo By an respoo
talls Dnggl1Ban9 Deaen IN Medicines thronahnut the
civilized world. q The following prices -i1 IA "a od
q. Cd, lls., IN, and 39s. each Pot.
N. R-Dhse.Ons Iort ths suId.nss q pansaisia every
- CURTIS ! MOORE. DnegI.ls,
S:7o Agents fOF HOLLOWAY, Victoria, WI
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CALIFORNIA PERIODICALS.
San Francisco Weekly Alta California.

Cal. Magazins and MOuntaineer, monthly 8
Hesperian Magazine. ......,...... -. Y
San Francisco Voice Of Mexico, Spanish. 10
d. Echo del Pacifico, do....l0
-. Cronica ltAliana, Itslidh -. 9
;. Echo du PaciHque, French. 10
T. p,,oha Ttfneassa 10
, 1863-05-28

AIso-Puget Sound Herald and other JOuFhaIs
published on the Pacific eoast.
e Subscriptions received. for an the San
Francisco Dailiss st publisherS prices
Any Newspaper, Magazine OF Review not meh'
toned In the above list will be farniShed TO order.
Orders for Books, Music, Fancy Articles &cp
allied promptly Gt the lowest market rates.
Enclose stamp 10 an letts1s of inquiry tOpaH
return postage Postage stamps, new issde, 10
ceived ior Femittances e par Postage stamps,
old issue, taken at 90 conlS On the dollar.
Subscriptions payable htariably b advance.
Addfsg j. STRATMAN,
News Agent, San FfaaeiSsO.