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, 1864-03-28

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
HooEER's Gar, NEAR R1SoooLp, Mnrch27.
Our army is now In splendid condition and
watchlnl.
The rebels are very strong IN front at Dalton.
3O00 rebel cavalry are this side.ss
Deserters report that Bishop Polk ia reinforcing
Johnston's army.
Lonestrees, and General Marteu+ had arrived at
Marietta.
Numerous deeerters arc still coming In. The
rebels arc moving up their artillery rom the rear,
, 1864-03-28
Disastrous Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, March aB--The spice and coffee
mill Of D. Bodlaz, four story building, 100 feet By
~ at the corner Of Smith and Wallace streets was
burned this morning. The other occupants wore
McRay and Coating, manufacturers Of atockinz
yarn, and Jas. Whitaker, shodiy manufactured.
Total loss 8Q,QoQ-mosty t1s2ted.
, 1864-03-28

i New York Money n1nrket-1Inrrh 26.
Money active st per cent On call. Sterling lower
and steady At 1s0@ls1 Gold unsettled. optnleE at Il
and closing dull at 6sA@6sH; government stocks
and April i12X Xol1aX s2a's le9X@1l6.
Sroc1FLoWer, s S. 81 coupons 1124; Mo 81
Sfcitax: Ene1:s; Efs sHid I'd; Harlem ~ ;Eesd
i9E Te!eaa = Masssa ,,s y; cls: II II sss1l
c2k c:s2k naHi II %F d GTs: + r Ix: Geia ia
gold dealers evening. Stock Exchange: Gold IS; II
TG ~ FRI 1; Hadson ia IL; HsTse9 a 51o; Esadias
To{ i.5x; r Ife3X; # u IL; 2 G 8H II i Me
/ honGs IS; OHIO & Miss eSA Pae Mall 2s7 Cunbe1
n1d
, 1864-03-28

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r t6c E.t :: 6rs Z: r. snent
tc. ~ ~ &C. ~ the
enp0p anI mimi rr n9 1s6t ~ alsn In aina chocs
nnu y, nS ng3, ~ 49, ~ ~
wear iincn,inC mnny noreiiics m nrenaTed TO rr.
rah the Haue to nv natrors the most eenteel and
- @ESTe@ - ru Snrr..1.InTTWC - ~
GksN = . ~ =. - A4NUs ~ E., r,,.
Nc ato slye eur cio:e attehton 70 tne 1ents o9E q
hitting bIanch OF oaf nns!ness. ouI stoSk *Gca tod
sntEts WI u SunI4 na5 ws.u ae
SR1RTS. EOiLARSs CUFFS.
We hayeEaade tic superior manufacture cf shirts.
Collars and CUTS an especial branch of our business
, 1864-03-28

PORTLAND, March s7.-Gen. MccoIam. tnspec-
Of the United 6tates aQ the unfinished loco
motives uE. the Portland companies works. They
were being constructed foE the Grand Ttdnk Kali.
Way .: '
, 1864-03-28
Markets by Telegraph.

Especial diepatch TO the Chicago Tribunc.1
BRIDGEPORT. ILL.,, March Is, 3s6t-9p. m.
cLKAEEp-Pacilc, LaSalle, 67,+so feet lumber 80
th9usand shingles; Paragon. Lasa1le 1a46s bu gov.
ernment oats; Z. Durnham Joliet 40 stayrs; prai
ric KeBe, Lasalle, feet lumber 40 shingles
Gen. Rosec.ans, Lasalles $1,000 feet lumber 2s8 oo0
shingles. . DD0 18th.
, 1864-03-28

=. New Y6FR St6tR MAfKEt-HRfChIB.
s4oczs-1rregular. and generally easier: Money
I:s Fa'sS, q Il 4 FRG79 P;9 d 4aP5a s,fF
Rtd e. HAS, II 3fd3 81. ~; l4:s. AS
DO pft i1oH, n ilo1. American Goid 1sax, Taan.
ION g s9a Penn G Co 80, Camb slX5, Canada CO ID
SO. q regd 112H G. e:15 rgd ID 5:s0s nag, u $
6 e., ses ss9 52s tsst 5 z ~ X
10, q Yah "a g, 4 TMad plo 81, Il 4 st 10 lst
, 1864-03-28

THE MOST REMARKABLE
u Bo0K OF TIE WAR
ANNALS OF THE
ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND.
iiinstrated VIII IS Elegant Poffraits,
Engraved on Srcels
AID Many FINE WOOD cCTe OF AEMT SCENES:
Also IN Accurate Map and Diagrams Of the Dattlc-
Eleld Of Stone ElTcE, the Map being 1!tho-
Eraphcd In Four ColoEs. Prise $3.50.
WRITTEN !<sp COMPILED By AN oTF1cK1.
AEd Published Ii behalf Of the Army Of the Cunbcz-
to the erection of
4 Monument on rho Battlefield Of
Stone River.
Portraits are given from PIIorn3ktPNb taken In the
Held, and arc accurnte and llfe3tEc.
The sketches Of the several ARNF DEPARTMENTS
will show 10 tie unlu1tiatcd their practical opera
TONS
Tic work accomplished BY our A1my-tt4proninent
RATT1xs, ,6KRMIshEs, and dExrEDTrfoSs-ls given In
full.
Tie srx md aAuaaLEa chapters Ore true in !net,
most remarkable and Interesting phases or the South
Tic ASEcDorxs and INCIDENTS are authentic and,
VII o ns ss &C. 81 e
lsosrc1aas and Gen. B5nsG. Of the battle OF stone
TO she solJiers Of the Army Of the Cumberland, to
thair friends At hone and to the fEten!s OF the n!on
THE MOST INSTRUCTIVE, THE MOST BEAUTIFUL, aud
THE CHxAPEsT EpoK or TIE WAR
single copies free, by mail. on receipt or price:
Agents wanted il IL parts Of the Vest. Add5es;
Madison street and Custom House Place. Chicago.
mhe3 :bS5l-lt
, 1864-03-28
.Ut)l1aqo Qrlbnnf.


does not Seem 10 he na1lintinp circumstance
ia this shameful and ontrarcous 1rococdinr.
The men were rca1y and willing to fight. but
were tamcly ctyen m, The whole affaIr
smaeks strongly of treason or consummatc
coyardice. We hone It will be cleared up,
Int at prcscnt It has q very black look
proceedinr East from Union CITY, the
@n,ole ro,rrcd a fnoct;on with another force
which sve1lcd their numbers to G. 500. This
1.rrc}v nurumented force nade a sudden
dash IT rsdncah. ond. occupied the town.
Col H;ces commanding the Union forces.
numbering on1v 5do netincd tn his fortffca-
1ions and aided br two runboats made
dcsncrate fIeht- which lasted from in, m.
,,nti, ,nidn,,ht and r,csnlted In the rcpulse
of tic rcbels with heavy loss. and tho burning
oC trt +ovn The mia Garrison fourht like
.s-,,-4,r h,,ooe ena +he,r condnc+ stands ont
~ moon,fcrnt contrast with the shameful
scene at Union Civ. In the meantime how
lonr is Forrest to nm at large? Hemmed III
the West Kentucky corner, with the Ohio and
Ycnnessec rivers commanded by our gun
boats. It will be diseraceiul If he fs allowed
to cscane.
,, n.4,,ao.. -. ..,,a .,..,o,,
'ee.ue. nae 41oue4 NoeA1"at4o" 1,
*ciI'4c1nen.a'S:.ol lua' oi '''noee's' eAl'a'n1ae
4tut 'ao la.''.. ooee uot "pp!y ~ pefeons wy
-ue III eo"uu.ul i, VI Auo.f uonos " Puo4e
VIZ" t1es u.one ~ s.1ae ~ oA.n, ~ :.
@'oe. ~. " ""0 wv -
:" =. saAe ~ "4e4 NV 0sa 90 ~ ~ ps4ss A1a W.
u'eAec " tne 'a"e' ~ 1ne oHne .a,ie ptts-
p"e1e VI WI eou apPe " 1.s = 1tes'u.as ~
ele1nencs, ana tne4r case7 WIZ W eohs'oeseo'
IL is e1Enluc1nL announcement III ols-
, 1864-03-28
The Foreign Mnrkcts.
PEE STEAMER AMKRIuA.l IBY TELEGRA1

THV 4HHEKCG9s
PEE STEAMER AstKRIuA.l IBY TELEGRAPH,
LIVERPOOL. March hE.-EvES1y6.-CnTToY-
Monday and Tuesday vera 1s oo bales. Market Ie51d
higher.
BnK*psTrHrs-Geuerally quiet. Flour heavy and
declining. Wheat Qulst and steady. Winter red So
lSs ID. Corn downward; mixed 29s 80.
rHovIs1oSs-Becf quiet and downward. PORK firm
Hn sad ons. sdX IT, Sy anq
Sugnr steady. Cofe., no aatcs. Rice quiet. Petro-
ltum quiet 1t Is ed@Is 10d for refined
--LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, March 16.-Nooy.-Cottou baoyant and
ali grades si1fe higher. Sales to-day estimated at
BR11psTurFs-Quie and steady At Wednesdays
rates.
The steamer Caledonia from Few York. arrived in
The G1yde on the 15th.
, 1864-03-28

C0TToN-Qniet and steady TAT &c for mfldIIpe
urlanda, aud f0&73c for low n3Iddling.
FLouh-Less nct1ve and scarcely 90 firm, at $to5@
7.c5 for extra state, <7@740 fer extra round loop
Ohio: and 47.i54s25 Tor trade bands. Market cSans
quiet.
WH1sKY-somewha Irregular at *l.oo for state, and
&1.0t@1i2 for western.
G9aIN-Whs.t d9ll; 1hsde e., easier, and nomtaa1: M
Isl for Milwankee club; +1;&@l7a for winter red
west eru; $l.70@i-99 f2r wlnte: ret western
for new yellow, s.s1 IL Tor old western mixed In
store or two parcels reported sold at 4l.t. Oa:s
rrneT at soh 391e for western some choice parcels
werc reported sold ct 81.
TooL-Firm and IN fair demand.
Pr1EoLErN-Qu1et aud firm,
.Psov1s1oss-There Is . good demand f.: pork,
od d3 ssaeane ~ do ss:5azsaso @ I'D III new
prime @:2 pos o9 a4o 3 go o{s prime mess for Nay,
rlon, Ses6o Heef steady But meats ii good request
and lrmer at ex@loc; ahon1deRs t3llc; hams. bacon
a shade easfer at 13kE@lSHc.
, 1864-03-28
4 PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESl-
pEhT--HE EXPLAINS the MEAN
ING AND APPLICATION Of
The AMNESTY PROC
lAMAT[0N.
Rumor that the Militia are
to be Called out for
Six Months.
DEATH OF HON. OWEN LOVE.
JOY AT BROOKLYN, Ny.
ADISLOYAL COLONEL DISMISSED
FROM TIE ARMY,
4 BATTLE AT paDtJCAu,

Forests Rebels Attack the Town
-Ea1lnntry Of Our TF0ops-Tflc fkeb-
els Rcpulsed with Heavy Loss.
Evening star., 1864-05-14
PROPOSALS.
uoRsEsI BORsESl HORSEsi
W4A DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAU,
Office of Chisf Qaaytersns tes

w.assszgS-oss asz 4 osis{ { Qsa';sgsSstsss 3 Nav :, ;.s,
untn O'Clock n Monday. May 18th, ,sii, for Two
Thousand t2,oso) Cavalry Horses, to be delivered
within hfty t51l dags from sHnti date Of Contract "
Said horses to be sound in all particulars. well
broken full III sesheS from fftssn - to sixteen i6,
cavalry purposes.
1ns.t specifications soiu b str.tly adhered to and
uF!dsy ~ forged in ererp particular
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied
BY sssss SF IS nd h s.tss Sesr
irresponsibIs, his name wiil be reported to the
such officer be dismissed the service.
H1teders ana guarantors tcil be he'd to ths str'e
s. @ OF ssa 20 @
3D. iotu beto!iocsd BY prosecutions to thsfHA sts"t
catien to this once or to the United States Quar-
termaster. at Harrisburg. Pa.
written contracts with good and sufficient securi
ty. immedistel on the acceptance of their bids.
The oath of allegiance must accompany each
The undersigned reserves the right to reject all
Bids tor fifty 800 Horses and upwards will be en-
Bids for the snsirs number of Horses required are
invited
Payment will be promptly made completion
of contract.
No Mares tciN be -eeeirsd.
airy to
A. A. Ek,n, Chief 9uartermsster, Cavalry Bureau
Any other information will be promptly given,
on q by stG se and
Chief Qusrtermaster, Cavalry Bureau.
tinued until the contract is awarded. Price one
Payment made w in certificates of indebtedness for
eight tS) horses or more my 9-M
Evening star., 1864-05-14
PROPOSALS.
ORDINANCE OFFICE,
NC n nHnA a R<-

WAs DEpaETsEyr, y
.I Yf 3 rfisysa Ssy y ~
Il RS Bates cssay G
Ht the New York Arsenal, eco sets.
AZ the Pransford Arsenal ,oco sets.
At the Allegheny Arsenal, 8 W sets.
At the st Louis Arsenal, 3, 600 sets.
nished CONF rlete, except the horse brush, curry;
comb ls1ss pin link nose s ssf spurs ana
the @ msiieaS ron hardware ana stirrups. are to
conform strictly in pattern s2d nish to snoss ds
e Be- e psten
mot less than BIZ inches between the bars on the
se b 6e orrs q nas
inch thick and all let into the wood to be covered
be are to sn
tect to ins pection during all stages of their
Inspected before cutting; but the final INSPECTION
will De made at the arsenals where delivered.
onestenth per week D5 Of she Whole numSer s con-
tractsd for; the first delivery to be made on the
Failure to make deliveries at a specified time
will subject t,e contractor to forfeiture of the
number he may fail to deliver at that time.
than regular m cturers and su ch as are known
to this Department to be fully competent to exc
ddsrs Win h
Acknowledgements of their snreties, over their own
Each party obtaining contract will be Obliged
to enter into bonds, with approved sureties. fof
Upon the award being made, successful bidders
will be notified and furnished with forms of con-
or all bids if not deemed satisfactory.
Proposals will be addressed to :. BrissdieE Gen
ington, b. O. and viii be endorsed q Proposals
''' A'' &c GEORGE D. RAMSAY.
H-aOfd Rrig Gem Chief O OrdDance
Evening star., 1864-05-14
EDUCATIONAL.
FEMALE SCHOOL,

M FEMALE SCHOOL.
V1RS MARIA G. MCCORMICK, late of Alexan-
dria, Va, having removed her school to Gam
bridge. Md, is prepared to receive four or five
girls; as boarding pupils, in her family. Their
ceive her most assiduous care. Her success. while
for years engaged, in Alexandria. in educating
girls, is we'll known to all old residents OF that
town.
Parents in this vicinity who desire further in
formation concerning the advantages of her school,
are respectfully referred to Lewis Mckenzie ESQ. .,
Of Alexandria, Va. or ". D. Wallach, Editor of
the Washington Star Her terms for board, tu-
ition, &c , are moderate.
Cambridge. Md, where she has recently located
her sch ool, is one of the healthest and most de-
lightrul villages in the Union and has about it no
attribute whatever except sucf as q prudent and
solicitous parent will approve in selecting local
Gated and trained for future usefulness.
ap3i-dlm
DROOKVILLE ACADEMY Students received
ID at any time and charged from date of entr ance.
Address r. &. BURNS,
ap IS -eolm~ Brookville. Montgomery co.. Nd.
Evening star., 1864-05-14
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
aALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- % ~ 60 80

TR RSHK SWY-yH% SSsrSE&~ --SfTHes
On and after SUNDAY April 10th, 1874. Daily Trains
will he between Washington and New YORK
and Washington and the West, as follows:
FOB PHILADELPHIA, VIEW FORK, AND
BOSTON,
Lesve Washington ut 7-so 8 n, II Is m, 30 m,
except Sunday.
7gpm N for NEW YORK
Passengers for Philadeiphia viii take notice LAT
the 20 train is the latest trdsa daily for Phtid-
delphin. ,,.,,
and is for Nesc York passeagrs eyolmstreiy.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Washington at 6.3n q m, 30 m, II ID m,
3.0N m, 40 p m. SO m, and 81 m, except
On Sundays At 7sn 8 m, and and 30 pm.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE west.
Leave Washington at s 30 q m, and and 8. % N
On Sunday, At and 8. 20 p m. only.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore at $40, 10, ], and 10 a m, and
On sunday at s4s and 20 a m and $50 m, only
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Washington at $50 m. and and 80 p N,
daily, except unday.
No train for Annapolis on Sunday.
Trans leaving Washington at 80 m and 7.0p
m go through to New York without change of cars.
Sleeping Car on 7 50 M train. Berths in sleep
Ticket Office: after that hour they must be secured
of the sleeping car conductor.
The frst and fourth trains from Washington stop
at all way points.
&c, apply to GEO 8: Ko0NTz, Agent At Wash.
ipeton Station or at the Ticket oifics.
W p SMITH. Master of Transportation
L. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent. spH-t
Evening star., 1864-05-14
. y y 1 @ 1 4 l. .

War Department, Adjusans Generals 0kes(
Washington. March II, 1884. !
All applications for leayes-of absence or per.
mission to visit washington must be addressed
TO Major General Halleck, Chief Of StaH, and
must specify the business for which the ofncer
desires the permission. Telegrams addressed
direct to the Secretary Of War on this sun1ecs
will receive no attention.
By order OF the Secretary OF War:
E D TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General
HeadqWorters Aslstoyy DSstsct Of WosAsn1ton,
WasAingto~, D. o., February 10, 1894
General Orders No. 3.-Col. 7. lngranam, 1stn
Massachusetts, volunteers, 10 hereby detailed
as Provost Marshal Of the Military District o.
Washington. He will be respected ana ooeysd
accordingly.
BY command Of Brig. Gen. Martfnoale.
JOHN II. SHARBURNB.
fe 1e-n Assistant Adjutant General
Evening star., 1864-05-14
ORDINANCE OFFICE,
" WAR DEPARTMENT..


WASHINGTON. May 4, 1854.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Once
sinch Columbiad Shell, to be delivered in the fol
lowing quantities at the undermined Arsenals,
At the Watertown Arsenal, Massachusetts,, 10000
A The Wassrvliet Arsenal, New York, 10000 s.
AT At the New York Arsenal, Governors Island,
At the Allegheny Arsenal, Pittsburgh 1900 s.
At the ST. Louis Arsenal, Missouri. 5000 s-inch
These projectiles are to be made of the kind of
metal, and inspected after the rules laid down IN
iron to be not less than 1000 lbs per square inch.
Drawings can DE seen at any of the nited States
the foundry where cast. and are to be delivered at
the Arsenals free of Charge for handling and trans
not less than one tenth O-IGth! of the whole
amount eontT acted for per week The trst Ds deliv
eFE Ss to asRe Hay at at
will subject the contractor to forfeiture of the
Bddsr BE VIII 2 b hs xen
number of projectiles they propose to deliver at
each place, if for more than one.
No bids will be considered from parties other
than regular founders. or proprietors of works
party obtainng contract offer shells other than
ed, and the contract rendered null and void.
Bidders will enclose with their bids the written
acknowledgements of their suretes over their own
Each party obtaining contract will be ohliaed
to enter into bond with approved securities Tor It's
Upon the swsrd being made, successful bidders
will be notified and furnished with forms OF cen
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or Be o
ersl George D. Ramsay, Chief Of Ordnance, Wash
3
my5-eotd Brig. Gen. Chief of Ordnance.
Evening star., 1864-05-14
uAR JOHNSTON,
LooK HQEPIrAk,
oyy1cI No. , SOUTH .HlplEICK sTEl6k

j. BALFIMoRA
o,,rc. No. !, SOUTH ,.tsesslsS ISL ssssEEssst sssEEsssst
oSI z. s.1 a.1s.a ss.ss, :sd Y:
''' s'nfli fplIilhAsss 81 IarRgDlE...
Person, Rf S.,..s i > ST IaE".: ass.s p,sa. ss ':
Dseav Po'so. Msesy. saO.ld apply
CURE zsstt$IIf$ e sfass. Fs,..s,. u
q tas Ct is RsPsy. ana
Impos.pey. asnsrI peSiii., E.I,sa.ns;st :; n,:-
Fs Il: Isi Hs:I .:is4 q
ginness = Sight Giddtness: Disease Of the h.sds
Lanss, & stomses or Be..s"sno.e ta rsrriSi. Di.sr.
dsrs arising from SOLITARY Habit. Of Yeuth-tis
Iy.ius, blight ne their most brilliant sopes os
spticipstions. rendering marriage, ae.. inposEs-
rs Vic. th:t drs. afui and dss,rusti.s habit .Sio
TO ao sa.a
VIC tSs s:,s q a
vaked to exstacy the living Tyre. may call With ian
q - ..s sSas ...
= ssf sss
Il. as Of &.
MEHTALITI The fearful effects ON the mind aIs
0feeQe0-LO09 Oh
e q Low: sS
sad'' rinidi''' *ih ihAkR1AsE.
81 q PSyoS W. 20
DEBILITY. wasting Of the, organs, Dsformiues, He.
should apply Immediately.
snd eonsdsntiy rely upon lis xii - PSysisias.
oHeAfHasPP SfATsTs: 10 ..asIsS1 atskIfSE:Sor
Rv Or JOhnEtOnse m
nd & T. s Il Ss: ss1
been Immediately relieved
~ saS' S::
you. IIItseity: :T.s%S Sine' fs and ws.k.s.s Or H
dom. g.. s shs most sa ooi
sss: ,As United st..s' and d, .hs x5;:
don. Faris, Phisdsiphia and else has s.esea
soassa as :1i Il
Ard sars when asleep great be sarnsS
su:Sins ..ssnasd .onst@.s .tS
of mind were e6rss 9d1TS 5T1RTsai:fi!Sk MEk
indulsed in wheD slone-a sbit requ.Itly Ie1rnsd
1Sies % M fss " as and Il no
r.sd Lsnd1s era mar and
d.ns s q
II: =: s
suos PERSONS must, eef.re em1lstins
r.s.e. tia. sound a1ESiz aiad .ns BOD. AZ. y. oss
ssss indeed. Without these The ,OuIses shro1ss
s hsur z. e
:Ssdo.ss xis5 a.spsiI .nS ailsd xitlItls @.iss:
'nsh''fb bis91sES Hsis Isl sv0i Or Impx oOExos,
ps.sufs nds he bas i'm bibsd the sssds o, Iii 1sts.
Of shame or dread Of discovely deters him hon .S
plying to those who from education and respsotA-
bility oan alone befriend him Hs falls into the
iDesp.ble 81 curing ales bis rssunisis substsncss
keep him triftps month after month, or ~ long {.
The smallest fee can b Set.tn.d IN and IN dssp,1f
poison Mercury. hasten tho oonstitutionsl symps
toms Of this terrible disease such q Affections or
viti frigbtful rapidity until death puts and 70
his dreadful suferines BY sending him to that IN
discovered country IN whose bourne no trSvessa
ORION = SOUTH rRlDlRICK sTR1Hr,
left hand side SoinG from Baltimore street, . feS
doors from the corner, Bsil not to observe name
mo letters received unless post paid and son
tanning stamp to be used on the reply. Persons
sssss sss npa os1d Of
1Ha D. 3 Dison1s sa"sS - As 0e".
The many Thousands cured 1t this institut1oG
as b.
Johnston, witnessed by the reporters Of The sunH
and many other papers, notices Of which have -,
ana seS
sPonsio oility, to suhoisnt guarantee to the AZ
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Evening star., 1864-05-14
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Only Ten Pills to be Taken to Effect Cxrs.
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
jure the stomach or bowels Of the mos. delicate.
Cures in from two to four days, and recent esssa5
aa ey
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OF who have been gorsed with Balsam Copayia. Q:
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Sent by mail in plain envelope.
Price-Mals packages, ~. Female So.
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OR VENEREAL DISEASES, DC.
SAMARITAN'S ROOT AND HERB JC1CEg
Is offered the public as a positive cure
Or Ra the sA
@ Il reaches and every psrscis
dy and be healed, and do NOT transmit to your pos
ssrt' that for f6fs 30 A6T after
~ the
system, as well as all the bad effects OF Iercury.
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In many affections with which numbers of Fe.
males suffer, the ROOT AND HERB JUICES ie
most happily adapted, in liberated Uterus. in
Whites, in bearing down, Falling of the Womb
Debility and for all incident to the sex.
Sent by express. Price 81 bottle, or bottles
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Price 25 cents. Full directions.
DESMOND CO., Box Isl Philadelphia Posi-
Sold by g. CALVERT FORD. corner of llth and
HENRY COOK. Alexandria. may 6tf
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No. III East 18th ST., New York.
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