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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-31
FOR PRESIDENT,

NATIONAL UNION TICKET.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-31

I'd A. STEBBINS & Co. are closing up an
old Ledger. All persons indebted to
them viii please call and settle, before the
accounts are left with the proper officer for
Collection.-NoY'r IS, 'G3
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BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES. Is
CROWNING HEM WITH SUCCESS III
OTHER STATES, As 1T rs IN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
Chronic Gases
To the Ladies'.

All Affections Of the Womb treated With success.
Those Married ladies who have been 20 unfortu-
nate 10 miscsrry or prove abortion, can be carried
20 then i'lu ame q found pregnant, BY giving me q
call
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GUERRHLAs IN SPESCER CoUNrY-RoB-
berries, &C-We learn from a gentle
man who resides in Spencer county,
that on Saturday last four guerrillas
overhauled a man by the name of Brown,
about FIVE miles beyond Taylorsville.
who is an agent of Messrs. Wheeler az
Wilson's sewing machines Mr.. B. had
a fine pair Of horses in his wagon. They
took the horses, his watch, and a con
siderable amount of money. The fact
was made known TO company Of Fed
erals st Taylorsyille, who Immediately
started in pursuit They could get 10
trace Of them, and returned to Tsylors-
vile. on Saturday evening this same
gang made a descent upon the stores of
Mr. Hopewell and Mr. COons, about
eight miles from Taylorsville, and rob
bed them Of such articles as they want
ed, and escaped without difficulty
There are number of guerrillas who
infest the country beyond Taylorsville,
and commit frequent outrages upon the
citizens, and remain there with impuni.
y, terror to the neighborhood.-Lou
Democrat
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Call for Convention to Elect Delegates
to the National Union Convention.

Whereas, a National Union Conven-
ton to nominate candidates for Presi-
dent and Vice President of the United
States at the approaching Presidential
election, is called to convene in the
City of Baltimore on the 7th. day Of
June next; and, whereas, we may con-
fidently hope that by the triumphs and
progress Of our arms, the people of Ten
nessee will be in condition to cast
their votes in the November election;
and, whereas, the Union men of the
State have deep and peculiar interest
in the action of the nominating con.
vention, as well as a right to be repre-
scented therein.
Therefore, we do hereby call upon the
unconditional Union men of Tennes-
see, to meet in the respective divisions
of the State, on the Both of May, at
such places as may be hereafter desig-
mated and elect delegates to the Ma
tional Union Convention.
Tennessee being entitled to send ten
delegates we would sugfest that East
Tennessee send fonr, and each Of the
other divisions three.
HORACE MAYNARD,
w. g. BRowNLOw,
JOHN A. CAMPBELL,
NJ NJ BRIEN,
WIN P. JONES,
HORACE II. HARRISON,
J. B. BINGHAM,
j. NJ TOMENY,
WIN. II. FITCH, Jr.
Union State Executive Committee.
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To the Spirit Of Art.
By sELDrs .. wooDMAS.

SLEDEA j. hDLD-AN-
have wandered far in the summer of Time,
That is past and gone, with my love Tor
rhyme
And nv soul, awake to tinklng chime
OF all that is beautiful, loved and blest,
From the golden clouds Of the glowing West,
To the song-bird hiding low in its nest,
But never have found
A being before
Awaking the lore
OF my heart, to flow
From its depths below,
In the whole world round.
I would weave your fame in so fair lay,
II should dwell in the hearts Of men for aye,
AS rich as the fragrant bloom Of May
Not culled from Imaginati0n's shrine,
Nor drawn from the depths Of Faney's. mine,
But as real as the blooming columbine,
And as fresh Of earth
As the evergreen
In the wildwood seen,
Or violet lone
That is loved and known
For its modest worth.
Your voice heard, and the musical notes
That gush from thousand warblers' Threats;
With the melody soft that mingling floats
On summer breeze from broOklet and rill,
Never charmed like the quick harmonious
thrill
Its silvery tones and magical trill.
Impressively made,
Revealing a mind,
And a soul refined,
With virtue replete,
Deliciously sweet,
AS q sunlit glade.
You have passed me oft with quickening
pace,
With ashy reserve and averted face,
With a fairy tread and queenly grace
But, as one through the gates Of heaven
espies
Celestial forms, through your beautiful eyes
Bright CLEANS have | caught Of soul to
prize,
For its richness vast,
In spite of the twirls
Of the rich brown eurls
That futtered between,
Like a silken screen,
When you glided past.
have dreamed of you long, and dreamed
of you well,
In times when the early blossoms fell,
Or the lone snow-birds of winter tell
All yes, have thought of you well and
long,
Not as a vulture brooding wrong,
Nor greet you now with asyrep song,
Or deceiving art,
But as one afar
Who vieweth star,
That is lovely and bright
In the silent night
OF poets heart.
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Twelve Cards in Each Set.
SER No. 1.-OUa RELATIONS AT HonE AND ABROAD,
COMPRISING

SER No. 1.-OUR RELATIONS AT HONE AND ABROAD,
CONTRASTING
No. l. On England's muggy shore, a surly lion
gave 8 grieYOus roaTt
2. Which temporarily sstonished even the
Gallo cock.
3. Who responded with warhke vigor, when
lion caVed.
4. Exeter Hall. The lion weeps Z" Is he
not a bird and brother"
5. Which he fOrgets in the embrace Of the
benighted wolf Of the @. S. A.
9. The arming Of the wolf by his faithful
squire, the lion.
7. Tie Mexican Yulture garrOted by the gal
lie cock.
8. Introduction Of Master Swamp Angel,
when the lion pockets his rams.
o. Strand combat between the eagle and the
wolf Of the G. S. A.
10. Death of the wolf.
IL. The eagle indicates the Monroe doctrine
in Mexico.
II. Grand tablesu. The little child Liberty
shall lead John Bull (the liOn) and France
1.-THE Gallo cOck) in future.
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Corn Meal

ERssH CORN MEAL FOR SALE AT THE
II BFuadWay Mills. Broad and HiRh-stTests.
al 2i-d w j. H. DlCkEH, Agent.
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PlTTsBURa, May l5-There are seven
teen feet Of water in both rivers and
rising. There have been heavy rains
during the past forty-eight hours, and
a good deal of property has been car
ried away by the sudden rise. In the
Allegheny. one hundred thousand feet
of timber and lumber foated of. Only
q few barrels of oil are lost
The Cherokee and Kenton leave
Monday.
There departed for Cincinnati Eve
tow-boats and thirty-eight barges, con-
tanning $4,000 bushels of coal, also,
for Louisville, six tow-boats and forty
two barges, containing four hundred
and fifteen thousand bushels.
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THOMAS J. TONE,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
-. -.lnrr--. al.----.-..r.

nrrrER. FGGs. CHEESE, FRUITS, a.. 4
II eaiges 'Choica Western Reserve tuitsr, arr
frgun he daifies by express Orders promptly a
carefully diied Ia pscEasos % SUE
Mar e0-2m6od
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SPECIAL DISEASES.

GRATEFUL FOR TIE LIBERAL PATRON
" AGE ne has received, Dr.. Coleman respect
fully informs citizens and soldiers that be hss
moved his DISPENSARY to
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Brig. Gen Thomas C. Stevenson who
commanded the first division Of he orr
Army Corps in the recent battles in the
Wilderness and at Spottsylvania. was a
son Of the Hon. j. Thomas Stevenson
of Boston, and was formerly Colonel Of
the 94th Mass Regiment
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SluikeFs.

The Surgeon General reports that of
five hundred patients admitted into the
Hardwood Hospital, not one of them
will require a surgical operation, and
that in his opinion two-thirds Of the
wounded viii be fit for duty in thirty
days Wash Cbr0n.
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SET No. 2.-Tm ADVENTURES OF COSsCR1Pr.

SET No. 2.-THE ADVENTURES OF COSsCRIPT.
No. 1. Ha, draft good as patriot, if drafted
2. receive letter which tells the agonizing
fact-Im drafted.
s. By the advice Of 100000 friends offer a
substitute.
4. Who utterIng quRck, Is rejected by the
insulted surgeon.
5. feei mycountry calls I farewell, my love
go where glory waits mel
8. l hereely charge the foe, and do fearful
carnage.
7. And make a sturdy rebel fly.
s. Am sent with dispatches, perilous dutyi
death or gleryi
g. Attacked by a band Of gorillas, cry,
"COme on ye t-r-r-raltOTs 70
10. discomft them and bear of the head Of
the gorilla chief
IL l deliver dispatches, save the army and
am made brigadier-general.
II. And thus relieved from all future dangers
in the field, ] crown my glory with love.
These two sets are the best designed ana hand
soonest cOlOred Cards ever published besides being
the funniest in the market.
-O
SET No. Sins SLAVE n lseS.
No l. In the cotton field.
2. The Christmas week.
3. The sale.
4. The parting; I" Buy Us too"
o. The lash.
8. Blow for blow.
Z. In the swamp.
3. Ereet
g. The Union lines
10. Make way for Liberty.
II. Victory.
II. He died for YictOryi
In ordering, the number Of the Set only neess-
sary ts mention. For instance No. !, or 8, or ail
OF them, if all are desired.
Price, so Cents each Set.
FREE BY NAIL
TRADE PRICE NET:
Three Sets, Zone Of each, as ssmple,) post
paid l 70
One dozen Set, assorted, if prefened)
post paid 20
Six dozen Set, assorted, II preierTed,)
freight paid by buyer-.....................Zl %
One Gross, (assorted, If preferred freight
paid BY 80 %
Army Agents, Suffers and Pedlars, II they prefer
il, may send their orders and money through any
Express Company, with instructions to pay for
Goods on delivery al the Office Of the company
here. NeWsmen and others in permanent locality,
viii send money for small orders; large orders, Il
preferred c. o. d. Send your orders in fuil 70 IN
sure prompt delivery. Seal al letters carefully,
and address plainly 70
GEO. P. JENKINS,
Western Agent,
Mar Ism No. 1OT Main street, Cincinnati, o.
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DIR. KINGS
FOR
PRIVATE DISEASES,

~, DR.. KING, formerly Of New YORK.
- last four years Of Louisville, KY, vi
- devoted h.s attention 10 the ucafneuf ~ ,
vafe dIeaasea ior ~ years, d1ttera himself haFl
attended b. a practice for 10 many years, and eur
30 many th0usands, be is ena1led % cure Az dsezs
81 e pnvate nature, no matter hos bad hey may
from injudIci0us medical treatment, Or rom negla
Of their own. Dr. Kings Dispensary % No
Deaderck street, between Cherry and ne squal
second. story, shere be cures all dlseasea 81 . q
Vats nature.
0fonorrhosa cured without nause0us medicines
interference with business.
Structure o. Old or recens date eneciual-y cur
n a few days, By operation which ea1sel
paiu4 where n structure e1asts neait1 cannot
enjoyed. Perhaps no disease causes more uis,hl
and Undermine the health 10 much.
Syphilis, with ali the diseases a ne szin, gFol
~ out u neglect o. bad treatment, can 10 snoe4
ally cured in = Few days.
eEafsaL WEaEEEE.-Partcflar attention haFlI
been gwen % This disease, aud al he consef ignc
growing out % .t, brought On in many cases b 4
destructive habits Of Inc0nsldrntfe youth, ana I
cessive Indulgence Of the passions, a neglect
which Will unieunine the Constitution, rfudeu'
the subject unfit Tor business o. society and cad
ing premature old age.
Female who may be- lahoung Hith any dil1cu.
Of the Womb may rest assured Of lmme,iai8 /
her
Persons residing ahroad, By writing and sssi
their ceae eth lee enclosed direct t0IIf. a. ~
no. - Deaderick streee, Nashville, Team. sil D
the Necessary mediciues seut 10 thsr addre
o fcesi01Fs dom Ociof u ths morning unii
y tha7pgeuiug. Arri-@ttgl
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Hunnarian Grass Seed.

% BBLs. AND o SACKS HUNGARIAN GRASS
DO SEED.
100 sacks Corn.
% bales Hay.
40 sacks 0afs.
Just received b. steamers Science AMI Imperial
and for sale by ~. ID. DlCkEf, Agent.
D 2f-d m Broad and hig1-ats.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-01

GRovER's THEATRB.-The superb drama Of
the "BrgAnd" was played on Saturday evening
last to an Immense house, Notwithstanding tho
very Indictment state of the weather. The piece
went of splendldly and the entire audience was
delighted. Mile VestvAli has most certainly taken
a firm hold upon the affections Of our citizens.
Tonight this distinguished lady will, In addition
to her impersonAtion OF the BrigAnd, appear As
Matiio orsini In the grand scene from LucTeciA
BorgiA, In which she will sing the great Drinking
Song, through which she has become so popular.
CANTERBURY HALL.-Miss Eva Brent will to-
night enter upon the third week of a, thus far,
most successful engagement, and nobody who has
once listened to her stirring notes OF song, can fail
to experience desire a desire to hear her again.
Miss ErnestIne DeFaiber, too, 10 Rightly adding
fresh lAurels to those already gained by her. She
will tonight, assisted by Fouclre and the grand
ballet troupe, appear In " Les Gals Companions"
and II Baoio." Edeson and the pAstomime troupe
In THE SalSmAnder." The King Brothers in gym.
nAstio featB, EAgan, Edwards, Williams, 6e., In
new charcoal sketches, and the entire company in
q new ollo. Tomorrow afternoon and evening
bensht OF Willis Armstrong.
VARIRTms.-To. night, Initial representation
of the new performance. First night OF the pretty
young danseuse, Mile Geraldinej continued tri.
umphs Of the great danseuse, Mile Lima Windell,
and the wonderful dancer, Mons. Bsptistin. Ali
the comedians tonight, all the pretty girls all the
dramatic Artistes In . mammoth bill OF entertain.
ments. An entire new bill in preparation. Wed,
nesdAy afternoon, matinee.
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PROPRIETOR,
1872 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
DOR RENT OR LEAs

4 hrst class Dwelling House, three stories and
basement, containing six chambers, large double
parlors, large hall and three rooms In basement OF
main building; finished In the best possible man
ner inside and outside, and located In one of the
finest and heathieSt positions in Washington city,
on Eleventh street, No. AZ, between G and II
streets, west side.
There are FIVE servants rooms detached from the
main building, and one of the best milk-housea
with constant running water that can be found in
the city.
The main building Is heated throughout by 4
first rate furnace and LatrObe heaters with large
cooking range and hot and cold water in the
Kitchen. Gas, with chandeliers and burners, and
Potomac water, hot and cold, all through the
house, with bathroom and water-oloBet.
There 10 large yard for garden, with hAe pump
Of best water in the city, and wAter-closeta for
servants.
A large brick stable, % by 30 feet, two stories,
with three stalls and room for three carriages
The house 10 finished throughout In the best and
most mOdeTR style, and without regard TO expense;
every convenience that any family could desire il
to be found within II.
The location 10 one OF the best In Washington
and the neighborhood Is good;
Inquire OF O. WOODWARD,
No. SIS Penngyl Y AnlA avenue,
between Tenth and Eleventh streets.
iebl-3uf
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
n F F l G l A L.
WAR DEPARTMENT, }
ADJUTAHT GENERALS OFFICE,
wAofETEnTnA Fab 1 1914

"hbHIhOTONI req. 1, 1864.
The iollowing officers having been reported at the
headquarters Of the army for the offences herein
after specified, are hereby notified that they will
stand dismissed from the service OF the United
States unless, within fifteen (I5) days from this
date, they appear before the Military Commission
in session in this city, of which BrgaGlcr General
Ricketts,, U. s. Volunteers, is president, and make
satisfactory defence TO the charges against them:
Lieutenant J, l. J. KietBteAd, 86th New York
volunteers disobedisnce OF orders failing to re.
Join his regiment as ordered, September 7, 1861
from Camp Parole, Annapolis, Md.
First Lieutenant stephen L. Hubbard, I'd Massa-
ehusettS heavy artillery.
Major George r. Davis, I'd Rhode Island cavalry;
fraudulent conduct in enlStlng certain recruits for
ID Rhode Island cavalry.
Colonel Henry L. Potter, list New York volun-
teers.
Captain Patrick Nolan, company a, 7lT New
York volunteers.
Violation Of General Orders 4s. of 1869, from
War Department, in taking up on the muster rolls
OF the regiment the name Of an enlisted man rs
commissioned officer, when said enlisted man had
never been mustered into service as a commits
stoned officer.
Abtenes tvhou edre officially reported on he rolls
Of their regimsniS, and oLfertriSc.
First Lieutenant F. P. Wylie, lOlst Pennsylv ania
volunteers.
First Lieutenant W. L. Foster, LIST regiment U.
S, oolored troops.
Second Lieutenant A. E. SAVERS, LIST regiment
Kansas oolored volunteers.
Second Lieutenant Ezekiel A. ColmAn, LIST regl-
ment Kansas colored volunteers.
Lieutenant Colonel George E. Ross, I5th Ohio
volunteers.
Major James Z. Marsh, 18th Ohio volunteers.
FirSt Lieutenant George W. Sparks, 18th Ohio
volunteers.
Second Lieutenant Almon Bradford, 45th Ohio
volunteers.
Captain Hugh Erwin, Gath Indiana volunteers.
Captain D. C. Holdridge, Esd Wisconsin volun-
teeTs,
Captain W. Roberts, IIth Maine volunteers.
Captain Benjamin Warren, 26th Massachusetts
volunteers.
Captain C, W. Brown, seth Indiana volunteers.
Lieutenant H. j. Weber, 6sth Indiana voIun.
teers.
Adjutant =. p. Pitkam, Goth Michigan volunteers.
Adjutant G. L. Davis, 26th Massachusetts volun.
tceTs.
Captain P. Bods 10th Illinois volunteers.
Captain 7. II. HGdriek, 18th Iowa volunteers.
Captain j. W. Hopkins, esd Illinois volunteers.
Lieutenant s. c. Collins, sd Indiana volunteers.
Lieutenant B. Hubbell, 32d Ohio volunteers.
Lieutenant Z. +. Hill, LIST Illinois artillery.
Lieutenant J. II. Ewing, 2sth Illinois volunteers.
Captain F. Lequin, 7sth Illinois volunteers.
Captain A. +. F. Hall, I4th Maine volunteers
L, D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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PROPOSALS. FOR DEAD HORSES
AND MULES.
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE


WAsnINOTos, D. c., January 10, 1854.
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until MONDAY, February l, 1884, at 10 o'clock M,
for the sale Of all the Horses and Mules that may
die or be killed at this Depot within the next
twelve u2) months succeeding the date of the con-
tract.
The. bodies Of the animals will be delivered by
the United States, daily to any point within the
limits OF this city that may be agreed upon by the
Government and the contractor, and to be conveyed
from thence by the contractor sufficient distance
from the limits Of the District OF Columbia so as
not to become nuisance to the citizens thereof or
TO this Depot
Bidders will state the amount per animal, and
give his full name and post office address.
Payment will be required at the end of each
month in Government funds for the number OF
animals delivered during the month.
An oath OF allegiance to the United States Gov
eminent must accompany each proposition.
The ability OF the bidder to all the contract,
should II be awarded to him, must be guaranteed
by two responsible persons, whose signatures are
to be appended to the guarantee.
Bonds In the sum OF 81 900, signed by the con.
tractor and both his guArantoIs, will be required
OF the successful bidder upo1 signing the contract
Proposals must be plainly marked Proposals
for Dead Horses and Mules and addressed to the
undersigned. D. H. RUCKER,
Brigadier General and Chief QuartermaIter,
jal4-lot Depot Warrington.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.
aovtt OF RrrNr.rsrArTvE,, usirrp STATES,

HoUtt OF RrrREsENrArIvEs, usITED STATES
u CLIsEs OFFICE, January 49, 1884
ofhee until FRIDAY, the Ith day OF March, 1854,
~ ~ O'Clock m, for furnishing each OF the follow.
Ing clashes Of Stationery for the use Of the House
OF Representatives OF the United States, Wis
100 fesms white qusrto Post Paper, extra super.
iSC rsSms whit. Commercial Note Paper, sxtr.
sorsam. white Fool'oap Paper, extra ,upsrAns,
y rssss nhsy Note Paper, assorted kinds, sizes,
10000 white Thick adhesive Envelopes, Sy.xsY
\ 10000 white thick adhesive Envelopes, 6lSEII
10000 white thick adhesive Envelopes, 6IIx2T
10000 white thick adhesive Envelopes, st.SsI
1000 white thick adhesive Envelopes, s5IxSyI
5 JS,SS0 h fancy note Enyslop.., assorted
5000 buff adhesive Envelopes, 7S.xsI
Of doubling the order at the rates proposed.
ssross Fabsr's black RsS9 ' PeSssii Een'li'
dozen ivory and pearl Folders
1 ao.sa l1Ss rs 1Ss5gS bottles
edozen rubber PenhoiderS, medium size
dozen 1i-ineh shears
dozen elnoh Shears
dozen SInoh Shears ..-,
10 dozen Scissors, fine qualities, assorted
10 dozen Arnold'G Writing Fluid, quarts aad
50 srois Washington Medallion Pens
80 gross Levys Commercial Pens
10 gross Perrys blue barrel Pens, fine and
IL dozen Portemonnaies, assorted
is dozen PooketkniveG, assorted
70 boxes cut Quilts
70 gross Rubber Bands and Rings, assorted.
Proposals must be ACCOM- panied by the names of
the sureties intended to be offered.
As required by law, preference will be given 10
the productions OF American industry, II equally
cheap and of as good quality and all persons
making proposals TO supply any class OF articles
Will state whether the same are the growth or
manufacture OF the Omitted States.
The articles are TO be dsiivered, free OF any
charge for carriage, at the offce OF the Clerk OF
the House OF Representatives, on or before the
18th day OF March, 1854, or as fast thereafter as
they may be needed for use.
Each proposal to be Endorsed " Proposals for Sta
tlonery for the House OF Representative Of the
United Statesjn and addressed to the underslgned
Sufficient specimens Of each class OF articles pro-
posed for must accompany the proposal, marked
with the name Of the bidder.
The person offering to furnish any class of arti-
eles at the lowest price, quality considered, shall
receive a contract for the same on executing a
bond, with two more sureties to the
Clerk Of the House Of Representatives, for the per-
iormancc OF the same, under forfeiture OF twice
the contract price In case OF failure, which bond
must be filed In the office Of said clerk within ten
days after the proposals have been opened and the
result declared.
EDWARD MCPHERSON,
feI-mal
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aug Q

A WORD OF ADvIcH.-Those who have been
doetoring for weeks and months without OBJ. inine
relief, should consult DR.. Fishblatt whose ofoe n
81 No. All street. corner Of Eighth street. and be
radically cured. Twonty-nve years experienoe has
established DR.. FishblHttA reputation 40 . physi.
elan. Recent cases cured in few days CHARGES
moderate. DIR. FISHBLAfT,
No. AL 4 street, corner Of Eighth,
Opposite the General Post Otfee.