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ARRIVAL OF WOUNDED.

The steamers Winonah and City OF Albany
have arrived up from the White House, the
first bringing mp 800 wounded, and the latter
800 On the latter boat there were q number OF
sick, among whom were some of the colored
troops of Burnside's corps. One or two Of the
colOred had been wounded while on picket
on board, among them Col. Raymond and
Lieut.. G. Gould, I'd New York mounted
rifles; Lieut.. H. M. Bearce, 32d Maine; Lieut..
II. Il. Beachman, 23d colored troops; Lieut.. e..
W. Gibson, 18th Vermont; Lieut. John q Whit
man, Path New York cavalry; Lieut. A. Plnder,
seth Massachusetts
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THE FIGHT AT STANTON.
Hunters ylctory q Complete Ono.

PHILApEL pHIA, June 1.-THE Herald letter
from Stanton, OF the 9th, says Hunters vic
tory WIS entire, driving the enemy, who 10
rapidly retire ating towards the Blue Ridge.
One battery of six guns vas captured. besides
other cannon of heavy calbre, A million dol
lars worth OF stores and many prisoners ware
captured, and much railroad property do
StrOyed. .b
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CAPTURE OF A SCHOONER.

This morning, the schooner Protector, of this
city, owned by W. w. Lucas and NJ. Grissett,
the latter being captain,) was seized by the
schooner Adolph Hugel, Acting Master Nick
erson, off Alexandria, for having a cargo not
corresponding with the manifest, and also some
liquor. The schooner was bound to the White
House with cargo OF suffers stores There
were eleven men on board, among whom were
towed up to the 9th street wharf this forenoon
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~Fremont claims to be conservative" and
CONSTITUTIONAL yet we have the fact that his
supporters are Wendell Phillips, Parker Pills.
bury, Stephen s. Foster, and other I" no Gov
Rrnmenr abolitionists.
~ The slaves in Kentucky are rapidly
scyusling."
~ Carlotta Patti made GIG, 600 by concerts,
IL three months, in Germany.
- thousand Mormons have just arrived
at New York on their way to Salt Lake.
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INCOME AND OTHER ANNUAL TAXES.

OGos Coll..tor af Int.rnal Rsream,
WAsHISGToS, June ii, 1854
NOTICE is hereby given that am now pre- pa. ed
to receive payment for the Taxes asses ed In
comes, Licenses, Billiard Tables, Silver Plste,
Carriages. &c. &c, which are now due and must
be paid on before June 3lst, 1874.
Office hours Fl ON q. m to D. m.
LEWIS CLEPHANE,
Collector of Internal Revenue.
lie Ii .6t* Office No. 46s 7th street, near st.
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The Reported Capture Of she w alter Witch.
- Nrv YORK, June 1.-THE correspondents Of
the fYibune an a Times repeat tho story OF the
CAPTURE of the Water Witch. They cay 1t was
complete surprise, not gun esias nred On
either tide. 1sE -5rsE--
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Official War Bulletin.
LATEST FROM GRANT.

ATTACK UPON PETERSBURG BY GENERAL
kAUTZ.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
INV tha PAonie,s Llua--O6ca 81 MIN tn stree

New YORK, June i1.--U. 5. 1881, coupon 6's,
1l3a; y. S 5.20s, 1O5x; Certificates OF Indsot-
edness, ok; Gold, 1877 N. Y. Central, i32H;
Erie, 1l2x; Hudson River; Harlem, 2S5;
igan Southern, 96K; Illinois Central, l201;
Cleveland and Pittsburg, ID; 4alena and CHI
caso, -; Cleveland and Toledo, t4s; Obi.
cago and Rock Island, 1l5K; Milwaukie and
Prairie du CHEN, 70; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne
and Chicago, 115x; Alton and Terra HSute,
65K; Chicago and Northwestern. 54ki Quick
stlyer c5x
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A Low ME TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO
merry and FANCY GOODS which have@
Just arrived and ready for your inspection. y
hsndsomeat stock Of FLOWERS ever imported,
sstniSh' lcokins At them Till conyincs; English
beautiful Pemillas, as white as the driven snow;
Msto stock Of Back Combs and new styles Of Fans.
business in New York. render nv facilities to ofsr
you any Goods in my line beyond competition.
my 23-lm" ID MAI 81 sn.c.
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RETURNING HOME

The propeller New Jersey yesterday brought
mp the LIST Rhode Island battery, who have
served their term out-on their way home
u his battery came out with about $50 men, and
several hundred men have been attached TO it
during its term, OF HON only about 50 remain.
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E,OR RENr-A STORE ROOM with lar se bs..
L ment, situated on eth street near the Nor thers
Market, suitable for a timer gas filter Inqui
of Jos. Y. KELLEY, Real Estate Broker, once on
sth street, near the corner of north Je 1885,
For RENT- AZ g2sssssiGP given lst Of !uy
building; No. 81 street, between 1th and 9Th
or at WIN. R. RILEY Bro S Dry Clouds atnre
ket. IL lf,tt
EOR SALE-IMMRDIATE POSSRSSION-A
Il BRICK HOUSE, with eight rooms, centrally
located. Will be sod bargain. 500. per year
rent is now offered for this property.
MITCHkLL Il SON.
Z. Il. corner Penna ay and 18th sc.
B.Brick House with eight rooms for rent.
TOR SALE-A RARE CHANCE-The House
1 Good W i'll Stock and Fixtures of First Class
CONFECTIONERY ana ICE CREAM SALOON,
located in the best Part of Baltimore city: estab
Ilshed and successfully Carried for years; the
house is expressly built tor the business; the Ak
oil the finest style and complete. This gives an
opportunity to an energetic man to get in a lucrs
tive and paying business such ia seldom offere
f3r further particular: address Pr. 6. kline
Square, Baltimore, Md. Je at
EOR SAiK-A RESTAURANT AND STEAMED
OYSTER SALOON. in Alexandra, Va. It il
the largest saloon in the city, situated on King
street a few doors fro IN the Theater and Parker's
Minstrels. II has connected with it soda foun
tain doing large business. Also, an apparatus
for manutacturin soda water. The establishment
ties wishing to purchase. satisfactory ressons
T inquire ' Of IsHAC VAN REYKES'o No' 90
Prince street, Alexandria, Va. jelly
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+ YMAET PATENT
IL SELH-SRAITNp EprTyr JAp

II sELB-SEALING FRUIT JAR.
We particularly invite the attention Of those in :
SELF sExkfkG fRUff Jas simol. f IL 90 =,
struction; they are moro easily sealed or on I'd
than any now in use. ~ 49,"
Samples of berries and fruit put up In these lara
last year can 6e seen a. our store e'' ""f'
Pull directions accompany each Jar fo, ,,t.;,s
M eli kinds of fruit, berries, &c, &c. pu'sAs
g. w. BOTELER1 goN
HousefurnishiSr sto,.
as Penn ave-, between 9th and 10Th
eSet y tChronisle.,
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RYJ. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.

RY J. G. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctioneers
STOCK OF GROCERIES ANDsr0RE FIxrURHj
On wEnNkAsTbte{T B MdpN AHGgrI0N: ~, :,
o'clock, At the Store of Leroy Edwards, Eau, cor
nerel lztn ana "a streets, We shall sell, without
Light pressed cavendish and other Chewing To-
Golden Syrup. Candles Soap.
Starch, Spices, Cigars
Brushes Brooms Buckets,
Rope, Crackery and Glassware.
TMrbsnk., Platform and Counter Scales, &C.,
ie i'd tRepl JAS. C McaUIRRa CO., Aucts.
kY WIN. L. WALL & co.. Auctioneers
uN1rE9 sEAErS SALE OF
Ace Of the So preme court Of the District o, Dol
ed, Viii expose 70 Public sale for cash, at the
foot of sixth str ct wharf the Pot mac ri.er.
the 10th day of June. 1854, commencing at II O'Clock
The Schooner DIAN, her Tackle, Apparel. and
Il Pigs; . lot Of Chickens
hhsE Of Salt alt Il I barre bare, OF Flour
Lot of Beef. Mackeral and Sugar
kss q SSsrts; spysls:ss.,
ism ~ Gisss .'' "a WARD H. LAMoN,
United States Mar sh all D. o.
Ie IL I'd l.. VAIL & co Aucts
EOR SALE-Two New York BCGGIES, latest
L style. Alao, four sets of light tRNESS.
Can be seen at stable corner Of q and 9th streets
from to p m. Address tor particulars - d.
H." 1880 Je IT
u ARE CHANCE FOR PRINTERs.-A small
u capital viii buy q good Job Office, which is
bringing in regular income Of near $so per
without any labor. An energetic man can make
it pay $40 per month easy with very little labor
will satisfy anyone that the above is correct and
NO humbug and give my reasons for selling, BY
sddre ssing (statng where interview can be hsd)
ssPrinter :" Star Office je l ST
FTAVIN8 ABOUT ONE HUNDRED ACRESOF
II superior upland W bite Oak Timber. measuring
from six to twenty inches in diameter, and hSvins
u AIDE arran gements with George Page, OF WASH
ineton city for saving the same, am prepared 20
receive orders for PLANK or sc AErLING: Mil
deliver At the mill, Georgetown. or washington
CITY. D D.. es early Is the co ming October. Per
sons in want of the above will correspond with U.
q, MUNCASTER. Rock vile. Nd "
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FOR SALE-A RARE CHANCE-The House
CON SSG MN STICK and fXtuces Of First Glass
IAY COOKE & CO.,
BANKERS,
NO. 452 FIFTEENTH STREET.

WASHING ION, June u, 1851
We shall bid for portion Of the
UNITED STATES PERCENT. BON DIS OF sSl
proposals for which will be opened by the Secre-
tary of the Treasury on Wedn esday next, the 18th
instant, as per his ad rtsement
We shall be pleased to communicate with and
include the bids of any of our friends and Gus
toners who may desire interest in the losn
rata in our proposals.
Applications must reach US as early as II O'Clock
8. m on the 18th instant
je ii tl4th JAY COOKE6 co
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MANURE FOR SALE.
Heudquarsers Departnuen, of Wa,h,sgton, ].
Office Chief Qud,,ymastsr, 14th 81: nsdr N Y av..i
WaShingtoa, d. c., Juae9 1854.
Will be sold at public auction on THURSDAY.
June IA, at III O'Clock. q. IN at tais Office, large
quantity of manure acc1muated at Fort B k-r
~ the Eastern Branca; at Fort Bunser Hill.
north Of this city and at Fort Reno, ne Tenally
town, DC
Purchasers will be requred to removs the ma
nure now Accu nulHted without delsv. aui to re.
move future accumulations nnca a week
ELIAS NJ GREENE,
Lieut.. Colonel and Chief Qua term sister.
je ltd Depart me mt of Washington.
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THE REBEL GENERAL TAYLOR DEFEATED
ON THE ATCHAFALAYA RIVER.

JOHN MORGAN DEFEATED IN KENTUCKY
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TAKE NOTICE.
1 HAVE JUST RECEIVED Al G ROSS OF LUD-
LOWS PATENT GLASS JARS and GLASS COW
Frs, and SPRATT'S IMP ROW ED PAT ENT SELF
SEALING FRUIT CANS with GLASS COVERS,
for Preserving Fruits, Vegetables, &c, in per
fectly fresh state. They require no Wax, Solder,
or Cement, seal instantly, and are more easlly :
vented.
Reliable directions for putting up all kinds of
Fruits Vegetables, Il c., will accompany the Jars.
Samples of Fruits put up in these Jars last year
car be seen at my store. O. WO0DWARD,
Sole Agent for District of Columbia,
No. 3tS Pennsylvania avenue,
lie ll.3t between 18th and 18th SITS
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HE PENETRaTES THE TOWN AND CAP
Tt Ri1S FORTY PRISONE RS AND
PIECE OF ARTfLLERY
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II URN ING DIS.

NJ o { X n G GODS.
BOMBAZINEs, ALPACAS,
Black GRAPE, MARETZ,
Black TAMARTINE,
Black WORsTED, GRENADINE.
Black CHALLY, Black pERAGE,
Black = and 81 MOCSELAIN,
Black TAMESE, Black LAWNS,
MOURNING SILKS,
MOURNING SHAwLs.
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We offer the above goods in large small quan-
titles lower than they can be bought in this mar
ket. JJMAY a. CO..
je ll-N 30s Pa av., bet 9th and 10th sts
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RYJ. c. MCGUIRE L CO., Auctioneers.

BRICK DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT ON THE
NEST SIDE 9F 9Th STREET, BETWkEN q
On tn URsI AY AFT ERNOON, June lsta, at 81
o'elock on the premises we shall sell, the sou a
half OF Lot No Is. in Square No. 4A fronting 81,
feet on Sixth street. between G and II ST. ests
north, and running back lf9 feet inches to a 81
foot public alley, improved by q two story aud
attic Brick House with Back Building, CO.. ts in.
Srooms. Also, . two story Frame Dwelling House
containing four rooms, 'front.' ,g on the alley
Terms One fourth 10 cash; tn. reu andsr in sir
twelve, and eighteen months with interest secured
BY q deed of trust on the premises
Conveyances 1T cost of the purchaser
je IL J. C. MCGUIRE Il CO. Auota
fS6D Chrcp
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ne FATHER CHINIQCY.. TaAT CELE.
u3 brated converted Canadian Priest, who
has already brought more than SIX hundred fl nj
the light of the Gospel truth, will Lecture SAB
BATH MORNING, at II o'clock, In the Church of
Rev Mr. Brown Georgetown, Bridge street.
sFhoss who heard his address last Sabba,h At the
Rey DR.. Sunde lands Church, say thai MS lee
lures are most interesting. 10 lO-d'
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- WOOD-W0OD.
n ANTILLES in Geor setovn can he supplief with
eood seasoned OAK and PINE WOOD, Il s: 50 for
fsn-. sod fSs for Oak. C.sh on delivery Ee-
euirs Of BIoHARp PETIT or J. N sfAKs.
eL-lr'
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DAsrURAGB R0B HORsEs.-E1cellent PAS
i TURAoE for 6 b: I'D OF horses. o. Rock Creek,
nssy frst per onsh b., Apply st K
and 7th js list
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MISS CHARLOTTE Observation-Disclosures Of
the Press.-A sensation has been created at the
ST. Louis Theater. Never. since Matilda
Heron played her first enga cement in this city,
have we Witnessed 30 much enAusiasm In q
formancee OF Miss Charlotte Thompson. We
are entirely unacquantad with the
past history Of this young lady, nor
ing it infinitely. She came here . perfect
stranger, and che has rapidly Won her way In.
to public favor without the usual system OF
advertising. which commonly precedes socn
entirely 70 her intrinsic merit, and the appre-
ciauve q Qualities Of . st. Louis audience The
verdict OF our theaier. going pubic naS oesn
rretrcDoIitnn audiences Of tho East, and we de-
eire TO place II on record that tae nrlifient sac
csss Of OhAriotte Thompson IN the csy VII
Trns merit cannot renain hidaea and unob
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. ORPHANS CoURT.-In consequence of the
indisposition OF Judge Purcell this Court was
not In session to-day.
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STATE OF THE THRRMoN1THR.-At Frank
lin h Co.'s, opticians, No. Pa Pennsylvania
avenue, the thermometer stood to-day ut
O'Clock 20 In the shade; 81 In the sun.
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~ =
dD.) near 7th and K streets east, on "Wednesday
morning 9Th inst. small, light red COW ready to
calve within q day or two. The aboyereward will
be paid for her return to FREDERICK RIDER
near 7th and streets east. je 9-3t'
@ REWARD-Strayed from the subscriber, on
sps) the 9Th, light red COW with horns; white
face very large teats and hard to milk 7
~ JAS. BRADSHAW,
sat. Prospect street. No. 81, Georgetown.
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Tho Panie On Lnst Fridax.

The New York Herald thus speaks of
the financial panic in New York on Fri
dsy last;
Yesterday was another dark and dresry
day for the specie spectators and stock job
bers in Wall street. Gold declined to two
hundred and ten, which is about fourteen
per cent below the highest quotations of
the day previous, and was even dull at
that price. An effort WIS made at the
noon meeting of the Board Brokers to
check the downward progress Of stocks,
bat there was a he.vy weight upon them,
produced by the now more than ever
frightening prospect of an early return of
peace, which could not be shaken of, and
the prices gradually receded as the call of
each description Of stock proceeded. The
people have decided that the wild spirit Of
speculation which has ruled and directed
the business Of the country for the last
year or two, running prices tar beyond the
reach of those who sre engaged in honest
labor, shall henceforth cease; ano we shall
expect to see within the space of six
months complete revolution in financial
affairs, attended by crash among the
stock brokers, provision speculators and
gold gamblers. It will be useless to at
tempt to stay the current which is now
bringing us back to the good times we ex-
periented previous to the outburst of the
rebellion, and those who attempt it must
not complain if the consequences engulph
them in ruin.
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mo. G. JENNINGS,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
ATwATEB BUILDING. Foot of supsriOr Street.
CITY PROPFRTY FnR sALE-


PROSPECT ST.-Esst of Erie, two story brick
Lot KI4o. keoentiy occupied b. Gov. .Brough.
EUCLID Sr.-Good two story brick House, marble
mantles, hot aAd cold water, bath room, &c
ERIE ST.-Near Euclid. tVo STORY frame House
and lot ssxss #. $4,000.
SOOVILL AVENuE-B Brick House. two stori, g.
and lot 4lK'9s #. $500.
LAKE Sr.-Nice tEc-st0ry cottage House and lot
6Oxas ft $500.
GARDEN ST--Nesr Hudson, one-RDd s-haIf stoIy
House, and lot 54x92. S :z50
CEDAR ST.-Two story frame House and I OF S3E
l33. S2lOO
COTTAGE and Iessehold or Superior street S475
UNION ST.-Eear Euclid, East Cleveland, two
story House and lot one half acre.
COLUMBUS ST Thistle Il ouse for sale on long
credit
COLUMBUS ST,-Good .rsue House. IA rooms,
good barn and fruits.
TRsUY sT.-House and Los. $1,000.
TRACY ST.-Houss and Lot. $500.
FARM AND OUT PROPERTY.
1872 I-2 Acres in Bockport; 500 per acre, 4 down.
20 Acres in BsTea, with good grind and nsg-stone
qusrries, water power, house, barn, T. nit, 6c.i
will take grindsJoues for pay.
I27 Acres choice land with fine in pTovemenis, one
mile from Willoughby. Lake county, o.
90 Acres IN Independence, house barn and eho &c
fruit. $1,000.
6S Acres in Parma, on State Road, miles from
. city; brick house, ten rooms, two taIns, corn
house, &C. S45OO.
GRISc MILL-Permsnentw water-poEer, house and
barn, 90 acres of land, fruit, sc. $500.
TOIET.
PROSPECT ST.-TEo-story brick Houie, 10 rooms;
recently occupied by Gov. Broush. no2i:RS
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The bsrrooms are again all open to the
public without the necessity of sorting
to the back door or your friends tr'ss key.
The markets are well supplied with the
vegetables of the season. Some articles
are coming down, and there is Z ndency
towards q fall in prices many articles, con-
seouent upon a market somewhat glutted.
Salt rules high
There has been some little f ttering
among the bomb-proofs Of co, scripts.
Some Of these safe places have beer storm
ed and carried, while others have become
shaky. IF the Government shou j com
pei sll men to sleep on the same kind Of a
Ted, there will be but little use In oLtend-
the sges # persons who shall be able to
conscTiPtion--Registe7, 2sd.
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DAILY LEADER.
Hoods LateEt movenIsss.s l5eRei -l0-


From the savansh Republioan, Nov. u.
Reliable information, says the Appeal,
nom the army of Tennessee, is meagre as
the details ofits movements after leaving
Gsdsden, but there is no doubt of its hsv-
ing reached the new base Of supplies pro-
vlded IN safety, and that the communities
tons 70 the rear, from headquarters, are so
direct that no further DEFICIENCIES in any
department need be apprehended. A
railroad communication that cannot easily
be interrupted, 10 Tuseumbis, is now m
der control of General Hood, and he is in
position to advance into Middle or West
Tennessee as he may decide the most
promising Of success.
Forrest is cooperating successfully in 3
quarter that will greatly distract the enc
my, and render any concentration against
our main force slmost an impossibilitv;
and, taken altogether, we have every rea-
son to anticipate the most gratifying re-
suits from what has been and may be ac-
eomplished
The rumOr of the capture of Decatur was
3 canard Our latest intelligence, which
may be relied upon, is that no assault was
made upon the works of the enemy. The
federal report states that Hood was re-
pulsed twice. The truth is that he was
aware ofthe strength of the position and
Of its G rrison, and made no general at
tack but while his army trains, &c, were
passing westward, within striking distance
had the enemy been unoccupied, demon
'strstions were made upon the picket lines
Of the enemy, which were twice driven in.
The casualties on either side amounted
to nothing. The amount ofthe whole af-
fair was, the enemy were amused within
their entrenchments while our army was
safely moved by them and "nobody hurt"
Out Of this however Stanton bulletined
s great victory to Dix
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Read What those ssy Eho have u1od If:
Mr.. Charles Y. LaatruI1, Of LOuIEvllIe, sud hiT.
J. Hasardo, Of Cincinnati Ohio, we're both cured
after usiBg oDe pot Of BT. Strickland File Rsmody.
They say they had tried svoEything, but could Oh
tain no relief but one pot Of SiTioand's Pile Rem
eiy effected perfect cure after suffering for years
WITH tho worst kind Of Piles They recommend 81.
s-y ons who l. suffering 20 III &.
Sold by alI Druggists ~ 90 cents Pe- pot MaRR
fectured At 10. @ Ea-t EcuT,c HtrCos Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Ask iog
nP. 9sTfckiaHf'g Pile Remedy,
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Il o..rss c4qEARHiaaai i's 7sgs. : stagss
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fopINE.

DK. r ANDRRs & CO.'S IODINE
WATEB.-Iodiae water acts upOr the Heart, Li7-
sr, Kidneys, Digestive Organs and G'snduIar sys-
tsm.
The success which has attended the us0 o. this
remedy IN private practice, and the endorsement 81
nsdiosl autborIty, enable Is to reeonmsnd It 70
the practitioner and the public, feeling confident
that with fair trial It viii sttsst its own s1osl
EenOe IN the cure Ct Chronic Diseases. which indi
cate Iodins, szoh as sorofGlG, Bronchitis, Skin
Eraptions, Heart, Liver AID Kidney DISEASES
Nervous An5otionE, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, D!'-
pspsis, Debility. Syphilis, -,
Phyaicisas may rely upon ths gnifoTm strength
Of Iodine WsteT ss containing three-qusrter graz
urs IostseIs each auid ounce Of pure water,
olvsnt It Is not liable to dooomposi.
ion nor ausiy formed inequalities; neithel
. the szed or noutrslized By ouInbinH
son VII ii redisnt, rendering this solution
upFz isT method Of exhibiting iodine
- eiloeti5ns accompany each bottle, thss IL
by be used ss 8 family medicine As veil - By She
profession.
Prsos one dollar per DOstls. On receipt Of ave
dollars, six bostss delivered fss BY express 70 any
a5drsss.
Beware Of oourterfeisz aud IaitEtions Ehioh IN
prineipIed dealers srdeIYor TO disPosa Of On ous
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