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THE TREASURY BRIGADE ts 70 be supplied
with Fir field rifles, instead OF the old muskets
Of the Fremont purchase they have had since
their organisation. sef. SOS sEas.EF
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SECOND WARD EXEMPTION CLUB.-The Sec.
ond Warders will do we'll 10 note the ad YER
tisement in another column calling another
meeting of the Exemption Club at Germania
Hall tomorrow night.
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National InteIligencer and Columbian.

ROBBERY.-Yesterday morning, about seven
O'Clock, Sergeant CronIn ares ted W. NJ. Daven.
port ard d. Collins, upon suspicion Of robbing
A third party suspected has not yet been
arrested. Madigan Is q shoemaker, and keeps
house on 4th, between q and II streets, and the
suspected parties, all shoemakers, boarded
with him. Collins was dismissed, there being
no grounds to suspect him; but Davenport was
kept in custody to await a hearing when the
third party is arrested.
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day, and left on Saturday for WASHINGTON
Col. Seward, U. S. A, was also at the Aston
Princess Salm Sslm and Col. Ct. V. Ruther-
ford Washington are at the st. Nicholas,
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QUOTAS FULL ALI the sub.districts Of
Cumberland county, Pa, except MiiIliu, Hope
well and Frankford, have filed their quotas
under the last call for volunteers.
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U AND DISPLAY OFFIRE- WORKS

U AND DISPLAY or FIRE WORKS
P,rotechnist, would very re,
III, ES IN ise s' 81 FIRE WORMS
BEcKERr,s GARDEN, Navy Yard
On WEDN ESDAY. the lth inst.
commencing at O'Clock p. IN. Fire works al
Tickets so cts. admi ting gentleman and ladies'
Should the weather prove unfavOrabls, the enter
tainment will take place on the frst fair evening
without further notice. sep l2-2t.
FOR ENJOYME,N
THIRD a s. e s6' PICNIC 81
w,,., A A1,xgk,xtts!siS, o k,.,g;..,, g. g.
THURSDAY. SEPT. 18th. 1864.
I,eman 3 Celebrated String Band has been en-
No disreputsbis persons allowed on the grounds.
85s- Committee of Arra93ssmenss.
4 4 fb !sscs.., VI. Sheets: :, :.
FALL AND WINTER n,v,. ,oon. =
FRENCH MERINOEs. e..
All Wool Reps aud Empress CLOTH.
An Wool Plain MOUSS4LAINs SO
saxony Plaid and Striped GOODS.
so pieces Of very choice styles Of Fall aud Win
ter DKLAIN8. at IS cents per yard. decidedly tn
cheapest goods in the market. rss
800 pieces excellent quality Of Fall PRINTS, at
a. cents. 3 n .
colors. JOS. J. MAY & CO..
CTAMpING AND xMBROIDERINa done With
- neAtness and dispatch, and ct the lowest prices,
st4Sl MASSACHUSETTS, avenue. nAsr the Northern
Liberty Ma ket. ~ 4 "a al-ln'
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FROM MISSOURI.
Quantrill Again Reported Captured.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 12-An Indianapolis dis
patch to the Gazette announces the capture
there Of Quantrill, the Missouri guerrilla. He
was recognized on the street by refugees.
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INSTITUTES WANTED FOR Q. NAVY FOR
-

SUBSTITUTES GaAsTED FOR O. NAVY FOR
FIKEMEN, An D coal PAssERs ~
As firemenpsounty cash down one year go go
As seantn-Bount, cash down one yesr - 500
want these men at once. Colored Men will be
taken they are SfaGss Ct o., s.r..t
seP9 lw- Rep& ChronI bet. Pa. av., and c st
LIMITED STATES SERVICE MAGAZINE, Sep
cosrryrsThe Mm fltis; III The 1nvslias; Major
M ss E
Love and Loyalts: TIE my Wife at Psrting. poetry
Literary Editors Special Department;
sepIO FRANCK TAYLOR
PROPOSALS will be received at the Mayors
I .ffice until II O'Clock NJ. Tn MON DAY, the 10th
p 1tt next. grading street north from 6th to
Mavor may direct 90 WIG
No part Of the appropriation will be paid until
ssrd
The cutting and filing will Be paid for but once;
that which measures mas JAS. W. spALD1Na.
JOHN T. GARNER.
VIM. DOUGLAS.
sep lO.7t INTEL Commissioner 4th Ward.
pROF. j. W. KREIs, DANCING ACADEMY,
TShfEAAscE HALL, & SrREEr.
and ~
sGsDa7 nsi sn2 tSD 70 and
ense Of the pupils
sep G 10 en- , Va sost' Of 'H'''0n'
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AGRICULTURAL ExPERIMRNTs.-Aboutfo four
acres of TIE mall between 18th and 14th streets,
heretofore used as a cattle pen, is being plowed
up, under the direction Of the Commissioner Of
Agriculture, (Mr. Newton,) for the purpose Of
sowing in wheat Of ST. veral varieties which the
department desires to experiment with. The
ground is well MANFRED for the PURPOSE.
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OeT-On Saturday morning, the 10th instant. I.
Il black AID white spotted COW; srnps srouad
hst e! h'rns, corns1 :: .sd 7 ., Tsa Ats.
T1OJND-A POCKET BOOK, Containing = sum
r al money, in lat street The owner can have il
by csiling at JANIS DEMP5EY'S, X street near
LIST street. 1tf
lrOCND-A white and black SETTER DIG With
I collar and name. The owner can get the same
nv paving for this advertisement. proving owner
ship at $50 Pa nv, bet 9th and 10th SITS. 1t.
ne REwARD-strayed away on the LIST inst a
I'D red and white COW, about ten wears old !;
have eigh or red spots on her II It. side wel
or fourteen red spots her right; tsa holes mid
way her horns: her hesd and neck have muah the
appearance of q steer: seen at Ath and Bonn l.
~ SITS Will give the ahoye rewtr FIR her re-
covery JOHN g. STAFFORD.
sep 10 st. 500 ~ st, near N ct, Isisnd.
@1n REWARD.-Strayed or stolen from the
lUmarket, between 18th and 9th streets, Penn
syIvani. avenue. on the 18th inst brown roam
MARE. small size, probably between IL and rs
b snds high, thick set, lark hushy tail an name,
a large ute spot in forehead, about years III =
not gated trots brisky: had on harness and halter
Any one will receive the above reward on the
delivery of the mare and harnes to u =
THOS. Is. BENSON.
First Tollgste on Baltimore Pike,
sep is ST. Washington, D. G.
7 OST-On Tuesday nj ght. the 9th inst a COL D
IL WATCH and $40 The finder W IL be lib.r Ally
rewarded. and questions asked. by leaving it at
the Star Office. sep9-3t+
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THE DRAFT TO Go ON.-The committee ap.
pointed by the Second ward Exemption Club
on Saturday night, to wait upon Provost Mar
shall General Fry, with regard to the draft In
this city performed that duty this morning and
must work quickly, as recruits or substitutes
were coming in very slowly, and draft would
certainly have to be ordered. It was stated
that for the last ten days but one soldier per
day has been recruited here.
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CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fisher.-The court
met this morning, but no business was done
other than the assignment and continui of
cases, among them case of Col. L. g. Baker
charged with Illegal Imprisonment, &c which
was continued to the next term of the court
The grand jury Immediately proceeded TO
business, and the petit jury were discharged
until tomorrow.
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"A S A ID ID l. T. Y. IA
NEW STORE. EA

"a NEW = 5aR1' a
NICHOLS, SHERMAN & CO.,
Nos. SO and 81 LOUISIANA AVENUE,
South Of and opposite Pennsylvania avenue,
Have JUST OPENED, and now offer for SALE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE MOST EXTENSIVE AND BEST AssoRr
ED STOCK
SADDLES. BRIDES, AND HARNESS,
Ever exhibited in this city.
ALSO,
MILITARY EQUIPMENTS,
WHIPS, TRUNKS, BAGS, &C.
Jobbers will end it to their interest to examine
our stock before purchasing North, as we pur pose
selling at
NEW YORK PRICES
MANDATORY.
NEWARK, N. j.,
BRANCH HOUSE.
BELTS, NICHOLS 4 CO.,
sep los.M&W. No. $40 Broadway, Y.
IMPORTER HAVANA sEGARs-J C. BACHER,
No. $50 Pennsylvania avenue begs to recon-
ed stock Of Impor ted Havana seears, selected by
himself n his recent visit in New York. sep lw'
ORGANS AND MELODEoNs-we have this
of drsn Sizes. x.o ns.
f ns%rs of Prince Go ss9s s%i'b MELO
sep9 cor. lltb street and Pa. avenue.
FOR sALE-A pair of dark brownY
and ~. a5ss ONE %o SIX h5SH MULE LIZ
f.1s hf Rssa %.s sSd r.
ofss ssass "a .G' ist. Rs' 90
SUBsTITUTEs WANTED TO GO IN THE
MAR n NE is the %9sS select
suits Of eohes ro@
r for enrolled men in ,hs District Of
ss +. s;
ss Gasss
business has been d'' $xTr z
The ,s gndsrsixnsd viii continue ire Business At
ri Sfs E p.d saa 81 r5 3D.
US; We respectfully solicit share of the Public
sep $50. ~ 49, WALTER NECKER.
SPECIAL NOTICE
We f es,S sttsI3, SatEof SUPERIOR VINEYARD
Of tat S.Ipaha TO he sale under deed Of trust
the rnitsd States insane asylum plat Of ahfsh
ummy oo SSeu u our counting ro0m6.i
LIS vineyard was planted by the late Charles
chimann. and contains about 1000 of the
coolcest description Of grape, now in their fourth
yssnr. ana believed to bs the finest collection in
Tho sale VIZ take place on Monday the 18th in
sep aass 0 20 Mo % III HEi% Go Aucts.
WELoHs BEST FAMILY FLOUR,
w FRESH GROUND, $l5.75.
Also. his Royal YORK FAMILY-warranted
PRIME white iouf-only S425. .-.-
"nse tb)SU6AR.3 50 cents; prime 1t. Brown,
Good GREEN COFFEE, 81 cents
Best sCti AR CCRED HAMS, 81 cents per ID.
Jg M lie reSeiy.d = chests ane InPERIAt. GUN
Pow DER. JAPAN. HYS0N and BLACK TEAS.
CALVIN wIrMRR.
... III Pennsylvania avenue
Np9N tween 10Th and nth streets
AA FOR SALE.
e#SH A pair Of very stylish spirited ~
match BAY HuRs ES per b APPS the ca
BEST pair In wash eton. The owner bssnO further
cksss city
~, su nr,ses wrentsd perfectly sound sna gen
~ riS pew nsed bnt for few days. and alec one
RfGEF. suitable for physician These car
riages we're WSde xsresely for the present
re BE- SEN at Nos ass and 29a B street. b.sseen
18th and 18TH ats. - - ses7 Tvs
captain BRAND, or TNI "OENfIFEpI;''
" His Loves And Exploits By Cart. ii. l.. Wiz
n Ia =. m
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE.-Au persons are forbid trusting any
| person on my account without q written order
from my self or my wife, BENRlETTAP PEPPER.
sep7-1w JOHN P. PEPPER.
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DY GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctioneers-

AT AUr TI0N
On THURSDAY, the 18th instant, we shall sell
ut the residence OF gentleman declining hou A.
keeping. at 10 o clock $ m, at No 3sS north ,iie
Of North {, between 81 and IL, streets, sxc-l
lent assortment of Furniture. viz:
Wslnut Sofa, Castor Rocking and Parior Chairs
Walnut Extension AMI ether Tables and Stands
Mahogany Dressing and other Bureaus,
CenteT and other Tables.
Oak and other Cottage Chamber SETS
Wardrohes Cane Seat Chairs and Rockers,
Double and Single Cottage BedSteads,
Hair. Cotton. and other Mattresses,
Feather Rosters and Pillows, Bedding.
Carpets, Ru "a and Oilcloth. and Window Blinds
Chandeliers. Gas Burners, and Fixtures,
Crockery and Glassware,
Cooking Radiators and other Stoves,
Refrgerator and many other articles which W.
deem unnecessary to enumerate.
s.n I'D ca'h' GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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AGCTION CARD
SPECIAL ATTENTION Is TNVIPRD ro Tuu
sale to morrow afternoon of two very vs,ushts
Brick Houses and Lots; one q superior business
stand; both situated on 7th street near the Nortb
ern Market The opportunity is an unusnsI ona
to obtain such desirable property in fh;s r"st
prosperous busine locality " 'o''
1t GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts
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JAMES Q. MCGUIRE 4 CO. Austfo oee.,.

x shA MO ". nouOinh w., AuotfO nters.
SMALL DWELLING HOUSE ON souyu n O,
TWEEN FIRST AND SECOND sfRKEFs
On TRfpAY AFTERNOON. September 18th =.
o'clock, the premises, shall a. II part Of ict
No IS. in subdivision ofsqusrs No. $50 frontinS
~ feet inch on south ID street, between let and
"a streets ves and ru ming back liz feet to eab
Vic alley impr owed by tso- story frame DWELLING
house. containing I've rooms and kitchen.
s,piaed &c. MCGUIRE CO.. Au~s
by J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., AuctiOneers.
PEREMpToRY SALE OF TWO HANDSOME
s sEshrIsp NNpr I9Ts ON 9TH ST. BET. NJ AND
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON Sept 10th, atso'clk,
on IN. emises, We shalt sell two v.r, desirable
huildlng Lots, fronting each 1915 feet the west
slde OF sth street. between and N strests. and
iumnnlns hSck IA feet IL ches to 10 foot alley.
20 terms One half In cash. the remainder and
batns, win interest secured by deed OF trust
Conveysnces and revenue stamps at the cost of
The purchaser.
sop nd JAS. C. MCGUIRE & CO, Aucts.
by W. L. WALL h co. Auctioneers
- At the Horse Bazaar. % La. ar bet. 9TH 10th
Auction SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES h,
O'Clock, we will sell. at the Horse Bazaar sb,utw
40 GOOD SADDLE AND HARNESS HORSES
ALSO,
Draueht Horses,4 Carts and u sets C.r.u.-
ness made to order in New York AMI ns.-Ix
new.
Also a large assortmer mt of Carriages Russ;.s
Wagons Germantown. RockawsyS &c
Also, Saddles. Brides, Harness, &c.
Terms Cash.
sep-l2 VIM. Il. WALL a CO, Auct's
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LI of the First Ward are invited to attend
meeting e,n1. on M0s2AY EVENING, Sept. 18th a:
OF 2lst and streets, for the purpose of devisine
some can; by Ehieh tie ward may be relieved Of
one liable is urged, as we have every assurance
quota. Its
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.LEVELAND / ERIE 3. B.

= - 2. D ELlNIl
Cleveland, EoY. 10, 1883. Superintendent.
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LYONS kAFHAIROE.

Eath6iron Is ron the Greek word ''KRthro, O.
'iKathairo signiiyfng 70 cleanse, rsGvinate and
store. This srricis Is what It's name signifies Fol
preserving, restoring and identifying the human
hair Il g the most remarkable preparation in the
world Il Is again owned aud put up By the original
proprietor, and is made with the came care ski
and attention which gave it sale Of over mtIioE
bottles per ennum.
It IL q most delightful hair Dressing
teradicatos sCurf and dandruf.
Lt keeps the head cool and clean.
II makes the hair rich, soft and Flossg,
1t restores hair upon bald heads.
il pIeyents the hair IRON falling CT and turn.
ing grey.
Any lady or gentleman who values beautiful head
OF hair should use LF9n'a KHthairon. Il i known
and used throughout II civilized world. sold BY al
relpectable dealers.
DEMAs BIS eEEs B CO., Props,
ulyI.RHsoE New York.
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RanRAARs,
A TLANTIO & GREAT WEST'N
IA RAILWAY.

A TLANTIO 8 GREAT WESTN
IA RAILWAY.
1863 1884
NEW BROAD GUAGE
Passenger, Freight, Hsll, Express
And Telegraph Route,
yon1insotlng At SALAMANCA, New York with tho ETis
New Yerk to Akron or Clsveiand. -'-'- ~
On and sftsr Monday. .Eogsmbs lsss. .Ttrouss
Passenger and Freight Trains viii be run Regularly
Between Cleveland and New York.
EEEAEp IMPORTANT PASSENGER ROUTE
Fare IS Low as by any other Route.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
1
Passengers By this Lins have choice Of rive Disc
rsnt Routes betEeea New York and Rcstsu,
THROUGH TICKETS
% fE iaE Sdds 81 5aa o GSSnsohS sR' Line s
Net q soEthsest also, ST the Central Ticket Ooe
Ask for Tickets vim the Atlantic ard Great
Western and Erie Railways.
FAeSngef Trains stop MeadTtile thirty mlnufe1.
giving passengers arapis time to dine a. the
''BECHenFy House,
The Best Hallway Hotel IN the Country.
NEW &EIPEDIfI0Us FREIGHT LINE,
ALL RAIL.
No tysnshlpment Of Freight between Eeu YORK.
and Akron or Cleveland. Merchants In the West
and Southwest viii ind It 70 thsir advantage 70 or
Ger their goods to be forwarded via the Erie and At
iahtio and GFeaf western Railways, thus saving
trouble and expense.
Rates Of Freight as Low as By Any Other
AIl-Rail RouEes.
Especial attention will bo given % the needy
transportation Of Erelght OF al kinds East or West
= Ihe Engines Cars and other equipments OF thi5
aTs entirely new and OF ths most improved
modern style.
- The only Direct Route to the Woadsrful
OIL Regions Of Pennsylvania,
Wis meadville CT CORY.
From LsGvfttsburgh the HahoniuR Brapeb rms IN
Youngstown and the Coal Minss.
- This Road e being extended, and viii soon b
IN omplets running order to Gallon, UrbGna, Day
Toe and Cincinnati, without brsLs ci Gauge.
J, EARHsWORTH, 0ensral EreiEh. Agent
I. II. GOODMAN, General Tckot gent,
=. - II II. SHEETSEH, Geull sup5t.
1lesdI1lie. Pe Nov. 70. ls63- nUTis-is7
HLEVELAND, OOLUMBUB 4
~ OIHOIHGATI RAiLk0AD.
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R1IEED u EEED-TBE IT. =
De- SEees's IHFAELLHfiEb LIME EEf = preYzTS-
iron the EsiPs CT Dr. Stephen swsst, c! OonEsOticR
tie great bona Estts.r and has bssa used In his El
ioe for shs last tEsnty years With the most Estons
NJ success. As n eEtsrnal remedy Is u without
rival, and VII elisgi1le pstn more s2sedtlY ths1 A.
ather FTelErafton Tor all EkeEmEtie and AsrfO
DisoFdsrI Il & truly tzfallibe sEd as curative
Borel, Wounds BFrGiDE, BrciEss. &o., its FOctfu
healing and powerful siren EthsHing prORsnEiti0s
site fhs iuEt wonder and aston OF all Who has
aTsr given it triel. Over four hundred osrtihcsts
q remarkable eurae performed by Il within tbs lsfl
eGo Yearat ateeEt 20 this fara 6frOng ArnstTons 81
hRlntl Cor OlsValand GsoiasiteoEd.E:RSs
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READ THE FOLLOWING.

tTEsTTNoSIAL or MRs sSRAH GoULDA1
PFo.. De IuEH Two years ago my seal D becEIne
diseased. and my Eair commenced falling out very
fest me dlseese spfeed untii my Wasi one COM
iasupporablo. would apply REMEDY aft. Ir remedy,
with only Inomentary relief. l consult ed several
physicians of this city inform by them that
the disesse with which my alp was affected was the
Hait Rheun, and thst they could not beIAeht me- j
re6d your advertisement and oonclnde& 20 consult
you. You assured ne that yOu would aradicate the
disease aGd restore my hair, which had become very
thin. With that surapce placed rIyseif in your
hands, and the result is have a lux niant head Of
hslr; my scslp is perfectly well, and my hsir has
ceased 10 fall cut. Respectfully, i0n-s,
MRS SARAH GOULD,
No. l47 South Pssrl-st., Albany, \. \.
1t IS fact acknowledged by all who have used the
Hair Bestorer and their name Il LRECn, that IL is
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who are nIeCieIIan,s Frlendsg

The New York Dsily News, which never
pretended to support or approve the War
for the Union, but always condemed and
opposed it-announces that it will print
Gen. Mcolellan's Report in full in suc-
esssiVe issues Of its sheet II there be one
sincerely loyal man who still clings to
Gen. Mcclellan, we ask him to answer
this question-If Gen. Mcclellan is true
man, why is every traitor his noisy cham
pion2
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TO HN G. JENNINGS,
RsRl Estate & Insurance Agsnt,
ATWATEB BUILDING.

Policies Written in the
Charter Oak Fire Ins. Co. u.-4...,
North American Fire ms. 20. nSL1IoFo' H'
Merchants Fire Ins. Comply. OOnh'
City Fire Ins. Co., New Haven, Conn.
MassasOit a sPrinsfd Mass
Charter Oak Life Ins. Co., Hartford, CT
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8ROWN,s BRONCHIAL FROCHRs.

These Lozenees are prepared from highly esteem-
Sd recipe for anovatng Bronchial Affections, Asth-
ma, Hosrseness. Coughs, Colds aud Irritation or
soraneul Of the Ehroat.
PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND Y0CAlIsTs
VII ind them beneficial in clearing the voioe before
speaking singing and relieving the throat after
any unusual ex4rtson Of the vocal organs. having
psoulisr adaptation to affections which disturb the
e=esns Of speech
Ersold by ali DrIggts.s and Dealers in Medicine
iuR United States and most Foreign countries, ST
a5oane per b1y- iaUl2- b limo
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HtHE ALL SUFF1UIENT THREE
Il -TRIESEMARI, ], 2 and }, eprotectsd By EoT-
Al Letters Patent OF England, and secured By ths
Seals Of tbs 1cole de Ph9rmaols de Parts aud the
Imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna
No. One Is invaluable for Exhaustion, sSsFmaror
rhCea and all physical disabilities.
No. Two completely eradicates all traces OF those
diseases that have hsTetofor0 been treated by ns
seOus and FerniciOus use oi o0Payia and cubebs.
hos Three has entirely sdpplAnted then urfouI use
Of mercury, thereby insuriRg 70 the sufferer ureedT
relief dispensing al impurities. snd roofing Out the
TRIEsEnAR, Nos. /, and , are preparations IN the
ioFm Of LoZenges devoid OF taste and SMELL sed csn
be carried in the Waistcoat Pocket Sold In tin cases
and divided tnto separate doses administered By
or csses for %, which IS; and IN 81 cases
whereby there is 9 saving Of 90. To be had whole
HeW York.
Immediately on receiving F5mittenoe Dr. Earros
EtlliorWArd the 1rssensr TO Any part Of the WOrlS
securely packed and addrOesod according % shs Hs
sold 6v e. v. CLARK. Agent sor Uaaval.,d.
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RAIR REsT0RER.
DROFESS0R DEMUNN'S
Only Genuine Hair ResteFer
DISEASES OF TIE SCALP


The skiil Of the medical faculty in treating disrs.
OF tho scslp has In majority Of es been bi;t-
fed by this most peculiar disesss Of a human fran
1t i not to be wondered 81, it re Iuifes gre e;
study deep research and careful ngestigatiou al
the causes which produce the az q $50 Unless tn 2
cause is discoyered. it Is on utt imposihiiiy q,
eradicGts the disease and effect permanent cure
Diseases Of the scalp have been pronounced incuraa
BILE by some Of the mest eminent physicians havs
devoted years OF study TO this peculiar part the hu
msn frame, and am satisfied that possess
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CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE

OAAA EhOfEhTI EOk BALE
FIRST BATE OPPORTUNITY FoR ISVEsrNESf.
50 vacant Lots on Canal and River and noar TO
- business part of the City, be bought at bar
EOULID. ST-Briek Houss, two stories, basement
snd sttlol water, gas, bath room, marble man
Ia 4 E-sT-on Clinton ParK, one and q half story
House and Lot, 5OXg9 90 100,
hlhsM N-SI-A large and handsome House, fitted
Up with all the modern improvements; Drawing
Roomt lSx24 feet, and large lot
ST. OLA AlR-ST-heW Brick House with motern i'm.
prcyements. 8, ,Oo0
kiNSM aH-ST,--Nesr Eris-St., good large Cottage
House and \ acre Of land. 4,5Og.
Lot. s7Gu - ~ -
PRUStEOT-ST-FEo Story Brick HOUSE, water and
gas and "a rooms. a55lO
R-ST-Near Perry, two story Rouse and Lot,
With barn si,690.
Uf-sT-Good Brick HOuas, :wo Btoriss and
EUULID.ST-Nsar Perry, Vacant Lot, 10000 fest.
WlLLSOH H-Sr-Sesr Clinton Bark, Vac4nt Lot 50z
200 feet.
First Glass Business Property,
Lots with Stores, &c, Superior and OntGriO-Ets
good for Investment.
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