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A POLICEMAN As1AULTID.-Last evening
about o'clock, while FAtrolnAl hoby, Of Ike
Eighth Precinct, was returning from his beat 10
the statioa house, his attention wla called to =
house on the corner Of Second and streets hSrth,
where Considerable tumult WAI created. when
he reached the spot the man Of tbs house, Frank
Tush, who was drunk and engaged In the ossupA.
tion Of beating his wife, dened The pelissmAn 70
In his own house. The policeman tried 70 quiet
him, but failing, attempted to arrest him. 0h1ssr
SprAgue assisted and was Btru ok severe blow In
the face. CAtharine TuBh, his wife, intorfersd
with the arrest, when she, AlsO, was escorted to
the station house. Tush was hned eLN By jus
t!Ce Ferguson, and the wife dismissed.
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An ABANDONED SoLDIER.-ThuTsdAy after
noon PAtTOlman Frazier, whilst going his rounds
came across wounded soldier on seventh street,
between street and Massachusetts avenue who
WAS in condition so feeble that he could NOT talk
A light wagon was procured and the soldier WAS
removed to Judiciary Square Hospital. The mAni1
name has not been GsoeTtAined.
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ADJUSTMENTS
FoRD,s NEW THEATRE,
II TENTH STREET, ABOVE PENN. AVENUE

9 gnSyy s Icy i i1nAr Insv ,v.,r,,,
Il iSNih Abo'E rENN' AVENUE
DHNA ntHsa NM MST1up Pyl 1--WE VI
xuho ,y,ii s,,n..s
M ~ .i .pp..L .......- -
THE tpklDAnl EVEhING, MAY q, 1884,
IN the beAutiui as komastie Drama 81
skIAN ~ PARIs,
Ana 10 the adnlIed ButleNa 81 .-....
THE YOUTH THAT NbVEhsAW A WOMAN.
hOhDAI, he gorgeous sPecteele oil the
NAlAD QUEEN
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CALEOF CONDEMNED CLOTHING,
- CAMP AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE, TENT
CUTTINGS, ko.
CHIET QUAhTERnAsTER'G OFFICE,
DEPOT or WAsHINuToN,
wAIHHoToN, D. C., May ~, 1885,
Will be sold At public suction, At Government
Warehouse No. 6, Seventeenth street, between
and streets, Washington City, d. C., at ~ o'clock
vision OF Capt. u. e. Thomas, N. s. X U. s. A, -
large lot OF stores condemned A. unit for public
service, viz:
Infantry And Cavalry Coats, and Trowsers,
shirts, Drawers, Stockings, Felt Hats, Caps, Trum-
pets, BugleG, Flags, Drums, Tents, Tent Poss,
Mess Pans, Camp Kettles, Spades, ShoVelH, knHP-
sacks, HsVerIAekS, Bed Sacks, 6e, 40, SO.
Also, about sixty 1907 tons OF Tent Cuttings
Terms cash, In Government funds.
Successful bidders will be required to remove tho
stores within i've (6l days from date Of sale;
d. n. RUCKER,
BriEAdier General and Chief QuATtermAater,
myl2-lIt Depot Of Washington D. q
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EINE ARTS. WE WOULD ADVISE
Il our numerous readers that the largest sale Of
OIL PAINTINGS which has ever been held In the
United states, will take place At MesSrs. SCOTT
STEWARDS Gallery, No. 692 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, commencing on TUESDAY EVEN
ING, Nay ~ 1884, the SAlst to continue every even
Tag during the week and until all are disposed Of
This sale comprises over 500 pictures from the
naAy sfthe shoiss.t works that have ever boon
offered at public sale.
These who desire to Adsrl their walls, with
Wsrks OF real artistic merit, will and thiI an oP.
portunity that nay never again occur.
The pAlAtingI will be sold with the fran q whioh
are OF the latest styles and are warranted pure
gold leaf
Paintings will DO opes for examination with dos
sTiptiVe catalogues, on Saturday, alIt inst,
SCOTT 4 STEWART, AuetioneerG,
nJl1-lW 622 Chestnut street, PhiladslphiA,
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VARIETIES VARIETIES
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
(FrOnting Pepn'R avenue and Ninth StFeetl
SIGN OF THE BIGGEST DRUMMOND LIGHT
Sign Of the Revolving and Gobed Lights
The Illuminated Amusement Temple
HAhBLlN II co, ......................PrO prletors
FITZ sIMMoNSE. stage Manager and Advertiser
THE ONLY GREAT PLACE OF AMUSEMENT
that has not experienced any OF tho present AmuGe.
OWING TO THE FACT THAT THE 81 RUCTURE
OF THIS EDIFICE,
THE MERIT OF THE MAMMOTH SHOW,
SUMMER RESORT OF THE PEOPLE
CROWDS UPON CROWDS
nightly assemble at the
VARIETIES.
THE GENTLENIASLY EX-aIEMBER OF THE P.
r., MIR. NED PRICE,
has KINDLY permitted two OF his pupilsto appear in
sPARRING SCENE,
In the fun, fTole, and fash drama,
LIFE N LONDON LIFE IN LONDON.
SPARRING MEN
SCIENTIFIC PROFESSORS,
Amateurs and Admirers Of q Friendly Mill and
BY NED PRICES PUPILS AND OTHERS
All other professors and amateurs wishing TO
participate 10 friendly hand IN the art Of self
Smithsonian House, put down Their mark and
''A' W THE ROPES AND STAKES
will form = ring around the stage. seconds Bottle
holders, Time.koeper, Referee, aud the Athletes,
IN THE RING COSTUME,
WILL FORM THE MANLY PICTURE.
The wind.up promises a world OF sport, and will
REAL SCIENTIFIC FISTIC DISPLAY.
A match between Two Novices previous to the
NO LOUD BETTING WILL DE ALLOWED
STRICT ORDER WILL BE ENFORCED.
The BpaFrinB arrangements under tho buperin.
tCndonce Of = wel-knOwn Knight Of the
BUNCH OF FlNES.
The GREAT MUSIC HALL SHOW.
THE GREAT DANSEUsE OF THE DAY,
The most exquisite vGtary OF the modern art OF
dancing,
HELENA SMITH,
The accomplished young actress,
MRS. FRANK DREW,
Of the Arch street Theatre, Philadelphia
MICS. Drew's Arch street Theatre, Philadelphia,
where she enjoys the reputation Of being the
RklGNlNG FANORIIE.
GO SEE HER, GO SEE THE FIGHT co SEE
MILE LIMA WIEDEL,
THE TWO NEW DANCERS HARE,
MILE AMELIA AND MILLI CREED,
THE ARCHARE SISTERS
KITTY AND LILLY.
MAGGIE VERNON AND ANNIE GILMORE.
and the great Ethiopian Troupe,
BOD HALL,
FRANK KERNG,
JOHN THOMPSON,
HARRY BLOODGOOD,
CHARLES MCGUIRE,
HARRY FRANCIS,
and the star and Stock.
l5-NARlETI COMBINATION TROUPE-u
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE.
LADIES' AND CLERKS LENEE.
MASTERS AND MISSES MATINEE.
Tho Family and Friendly Reunion, ...,,.
BRILLIANT DAYLIGHT ENTERTAINMENT
Admission, - and 80 Ceuts' Private bONes 80
Performance at s in the evening. mylb
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OFFICE DEPOT CoMIIssARI OF
II aftacfcTE


" ...s.. SUBSISTENCE,
-rr.z ron WAsBIEoPOH, d. c. May 10, 1884.
PROPOSALS. FOR FLOUR. o..
May, p. 70 o'clock m, for furnishing the subsiIt-
EiGHT n oUsAFD (s, sOo) BARRELs OF FLOUR.
The proposals viii be fol what Is known at this
Depot AZ Nos, Ia and l. and bids will be enter
tAined fer any quantity less than the whole.
Bids must be in duplicate, And for each grade On
separate sheets Of paper.
fhs Flour to be fresh ground, and delivered in
new oak barrels, head lined.
Tbs delivery Of the Flour to commences within
ave days from the opening Of the bids, and In such
quantities, daily, as the Government may direct;
delivered at tho Government warehouse in George
town, at tho wharves, or railroad depot in WASH
fSe delivery OF all Flour awarded to be com.
Pleisd UthiE tWenty days fro m the opening OF the
Payment will 10 made In eertinSAtes OF indebted
asIs, or such other fundS a. the Government may
have fer diIburseneht. pa,
Tia usual GsTernnent inspection will be made
Just bsfore the Flour 10 received, and none will DO
accepted which In not fresh ground. 49,
An cath Of allegiance aust accompany the bid
OF each who his not the oath on file In thlA
once, and no bid will be entertained frsm parties
who have previously failed TO comply with thsiF
bids, or from bidderh not present to respond.
Government reserves the right to reject any bid
for any cause. BIDS to be addressed 10 the uhdsr-
lignsd, At No. 221 C street, endorsed Proposals
for Fljur.n ,r. 8, c. GREENE,
ny ao-i0t Captain and o. 8. V.
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OATH RooMs.--RE-oPENING


HENRY sCHAPER
BeGs leave V announce to the eitiIenG AID stfAA-
gers Ia Warrington that he hAs reopened his
BATH ROOMS,
Mes. " Aad 40 K street, between seventh and
Eighth streets, opposite the General Post once.
These rooms have been newly lifted up and ar.
ranged for the comfort OF his pGtron. He has also
ArrADEsd, on the upper noor, b..
BATH ROOMS FOR LADIES,
AAd would respectfully solicit their patronage.
HOt and cold baths always ready. Polite attend
ants TO serve all who call on him. myl7'lm
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UEIoE LRAGUB.-The members Of Councils
Nos. and Of the Union League, Of this city, are
reminded that meeting Of those councils VIII
take place this evening, at7K o'clock. p a = -
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vS sSsP SGsD nm tn only gla;s l. ~. s ~
seventh htreet, up BtairA ., tsHrJQ hog b..
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EOURTh WARD UNCONDITIONAL
Il UNION TICKET.
Fer hAToR-
RICHARD WALLASH.
Zen ALDERMAH- ~
inc. r. PErPRR.
FoR COMMON SsvHGL-
AsBURY LLOYD,
JOSEPH FoLLANsBH1,
Ayis-6 MICHAEL LARNHR.

DERsONAL.---AN INTERVIEW 10
,rPs,,y tstn hs wh Mc peros s wn o
TO- ts--, sars Of J. s. D., Aad In which the wri-
ter says, "fleABs nAks 40 further Inquiries.
sAA BE- by laird psrlsn II preferred. The result
Of Iush Interview will be 70 the advantage and
satihfAstisE lna happy Glappointnent OF tho
be relied upsn, and there Hssd not be tbs slightest
ApprshsnsioA that AAy sAs will b disturbed In this
least. ConAunisAtS ~ letter, nAmink time and
Place. mylt2ts
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wHrTHHuRsr's GLLrmY, "a PENNSYLVANIA
AvEEvR-This celebrated establishmeat has just
been elegantly rented and furnished. Has one Of
the largest collections Of Photographic negatives
In this ssuntry, numbering over hftsen Thousand,
embracing llkSnesres Of distinguished persons
both ciyil and military. IAksnesess Of nauy 81
Superior work, whitshurst sutstrippinL his com
London. Particular Attsntioa IL called 10 his new
imperial PhstOErApha, Alss Vigaetts SOW much
eusht afssr. hoVft-t
AIT enc having occasion v visit . private
medical Institution are advised - call en- d.
Vellny.
LisrEs and susssssfsl practice hare and slss.
eases. ~ - . h.. q ."|
All visits and communication strictly privs,s
and confidential. Persons calling see no enc but
the Dsetsr. 49,. fsbl-u
TIE only place whore you can purchase Iiadta
ktleS goods OF all kinds at hsng1Gcfwas prieos, u
q II. A. HALLS India Rubber WArshotme, 80
PsnnsylvaniA aysnuo, batween Ninth and Tanth
strssts. Also, all kinds Of Rubber Iosdb beautt
ally repaired At short honss. mar fs-U
HEw ToAE bTTLps.-Gs,ilepis,l'I eLslAiss -
Sss end FsthSsnebisf "A large assortment for Dress
szd Business wear. The English sask and walk
lng Goats sxeell in beauty, grade sna nnish any-
hisI ever snerod in this city.
t" WALL, BTBPHBHG o.,
.s-t M Pa. sy., bet. Ninth and Tenth stS.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED STOCK.

CALE OF CONDEMNED STOCK.
Wan DEPARTHrHT, CAVALRY BUREAU,)
OFFICE OF CHIEF QuARTERhAsrER,
WAsHINGroN, d, O., May 10, 1854
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC hUCTlOS, to the
highest bidder, At Giesboro Depot, on THURS
DAY, the oath instant, beginning at 10 o'clock a.
m, from one hundred and nfty (I60) to two hun
dred (.OO) HORSES.
These horses have been condemned az unft for
the cavalry service OF the Army. For road and
farm purposes many good bargains may be had.
Horses sold ainBlJ.
Terms, eAIh, in U. s, currency.
JAMES A. EKIN,
mylT-et Ii. Col. Il c. q, M. Cav. Bureau.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES. =
pT JAMES c. MCGUIRE 1 CO.,
sRkee FRAME AgaS oJsE nSD NINE GOOD
BItHuILp 2Iss{,d LOTS ON THE ISLAND AT PUB
On aoSDAT AFTERNOON, Ma, n. At
O'Clock, on the premises, we shall sell original
Lots Nos. 90 81 and "a In Square No. 6ll frontInS
together 1te feet inches on South L street, be-
tween Third and Four-and-a-Haif streets west,
running back 100 feet II inches, to s0.foot alley,
divided into 10 building lots one OF thsm improved
BY neat and well-bullt tWo-story Frame DWELL
ing, the whole surrounded with pallng fence ana
well advanced shade trees.
Title perfect.
Tarmii one-half cash, the remainder In six
months, with interest, secured By a deed OF trust
A payment Of $50 on each lot will bs required At
the time OF sale.
COnveyGnseI At the cost OF the purchaser.
,, JAS, c. MCGUIRE CO.,
myll-eo&dI Auotioneers.
RI JAMES O. MCGUIRE a CO.,
u - AUCTI0NEERA
BRICK HOUSE AND LoT AND VACANT LOT
ON STREET NORTH, BETwEEN NEW Ter
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May 20, at O'Clock, on
the premises, We shall sell part Of Lot No. g. In
square Ne. tSo fro, ting about u feet on north <
vest and running back IeI feet II iaohes Improved
y awen-ouilt two story and attic Brick Dwelling
ho Na,, eoataialnI seven rooms, with Pumpsf
tl,s, adjoining on the east, Vacant Lot about
Terms: One third in cash, the remainder In six
ana twelve months, with interest, secured by .
deed Of trust on the premises.
j. Q. HsGUIRE CO,
hy2O-d Auetionesrs.
DY J. q. MCGUIRE q CO.,
ID AUCTIoNEERS
EXCELLENT STOCK OF GROCERIES,, II:
DAY MORNING, May cath, at 10 o'clock, at tho
store corner Of Fourteenth and streets we shall
sell the entire stock and fixtures in trade, COM
sugars, cOtrees, Teas, syrups.
Spices, Starch, Candles.
Hams, Fish, Flour, &C., sc.
Tubs. Buckets, Brooms, Brushes, Ge.
Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff.
A nne stock o. Liquors, principally in wood,
comprising superior
Rye Whl,key, brandy, Gin.
Port, sherry and Madeira Wines, &C., 10.
store Fixtures, Counter, Scales, &c, at II
The frame store Building, 2Ox.s with an add
ton, 1890 to DO removed within three days after
Terms cash &c. MCGUIRE CO.,
myfO Auotioneers.
RY W. L; 49, = co.
HoRSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
AND REPOSITORY,
RXpreSIly for the
GALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, STOCK, Gs,
% LOUISIANA AVENUE,
entwoen Ninth and Tenth Hts,, WAHhinKton.
AUCTION SALES EVERY
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY.
CASH ADVANCED ON CONsIsNMENTs,
STORAGE FOR CARRIAGES
HORSES, CARRIAGES, ke,
Reserved forPTiVAts sale.
W. L. WALL Il CO., Austs.
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GOVERNM'T SALES.
A UCTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED
~ HnRSrs

IA HORSES.
WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BuRRAu,l
OFFICE or CHEF QuARTERaAsTER,
WASHISoToE, u, C., April Is, 1884,
win be sold At public suction, to the highest
bidder, Atthe times and places named below, viz;
Newport, PennA., Thursday, May 9Th,
Gettysburg, Penns., Monday, NAV 9th,
AltoonA, PenRa.. Thursday, May l7th,
hifnin, PennA., Thursday, May 18th,
Reading, PsAnA., Thursday, May 7eth,
Lebanon, PennA., Thursday, June I'd,
Scranton, PennG., Thursday, June 18th,
WlliAmsport, PennA., Thursday, Iuns 1Id.
One Hundred (iOO) horses at Gettysburg, and
Two Hundred and Fifty (1So) at each Of the Their
places.
These horSes have been condemned 40 unit for
the cavalry service OF the United States Army.
For road and farm purposes many good bargains
may be had.
Horses will be sold HinEly.
Sales begin at 10 =. m, and continue daily till all
are sold.
TERMS CASH, in United States Treasury notes
emily. JAMES A. EKIN,
1t. col. and G. q. NJ, Cavalry Bureau.
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GALE OF, CONDEMNED HORSES
y AND MULES.
CHIP QgAETERhAErER's oTTISE,)
DIFoT or WAsHIN0ToN, \
WAHIESToH, d. c., April n, 1894.
WIN be sold Al public auction at the Corral,
near the oblerLAtory, in the city Of Warrington,
D: CT on WEDNESDAY, May IL, 1854, and
WEDNESDAY, May Is, 1854, 4 lot OF
HORSES AND MULES,
condemned As unnt for public service.
Terms; Cash In Government funds.
Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock =. m.
ID. H. RUCKER,
Orig, Con. aad Chief QuartermAstef,
ApIT-a6t Depot OF Warrington.
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MILE MARIETTA RAVEL,
MILE MARIETTA RAvEL,
The beautiful spanish Dsnseuse and Tight Rope
Performer, will make her Hrst Appearandin WASH
ington In three yeArA.
Also the celebrated Dancer,
MONS. BAPrIsTIN
MONS. BAPTISTIN,
with an entire New Allet Troupe In n fcw dsvs
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How to gwsstsa he Gals.

3 To hear George tell the tdrugger' sto.
~ is worth a quartef7st any time The
story is capital but it takes man to tell
it. This he does as Follows;
BE you the drugger?'
swell, 1 suppose SO, Isell drugs.
'WslI, have you got any Of this here
scentinf stuff as the gals puts on their
handk erchersg
roh, yes said the druggist.
Wall, our SAILS gwine to get nlaTried,
and she gin me uinepence and told me TO
invest the whole amount in seentin' stuff,
50 as to make her sweet, If / could find
somethia8to suit; SO, if you have mind
to, IN jest smell reound.'5 D.
The Yankee smelled around without
being suited. till the 'drugger' got tired
of him, and taking down bOttis of bar.
sshorn, he saidi
I've got scentiu ';'stuf that viii suis
you, a single drop Of it on handker-
chief viii last weeks, and you can't wash
it out; but to get the full strength Of Is
you must take good big SMELL
Is that SO, mister2 Wall jest hold
On a minute till I get breath, and when
1 say Hs.,O you jest put it under my
smeller.
The hartshoTn Of course knocked him
down, the same as Whiskey has many q
man Do you suppose be got up and
smelled the bottle again, as the drunk
ard does? Not he; but rolling up his
sleeves, and doubling up his fists, be
said;
You made ne smell that evsrlnsrin'
stuff, mister, and now iii make you smell
FIRE and bFimstoue. -zE r1.
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7oItinoaz tEoa .ae sa.ai.E. . .. as.a

EnTToR DENocRAT-During our short stay
At home, among Our friends and old associates
we were panied to see that there we're thoss
who were SO prejndiced against you that
they would have us TO destroy your press, 10
insult you in the street or in eompany.ss
Should we have followed the advice of such
men what would now be our reputation
through the State where we have always
borne the reputation Of Noble Regiment
horh for vslor on the field and morality az
home. Why. sir. we would have been tie
oIject oi scnrn ol every true citizen. We
would have been a demoralized set Of men,
would baye beeu the means o. disgricing or
families As well as ourselves; but thank God,
,lle men OF the 66,b are men Of stronger
miads. They are men who prefer fighting
tie enemy in the field, not remaining at
hcfus aud trying to get up a street row By
hiowiag' about political nstters. We are
sorry that there IRE rerg5 isio among the men
Of NHysvilie Who think it = disgrace to Gssoa
siqts wjt5 a prfvats soldier, and to such let us
say " O. are far better pG without your frieuds
slip Toyou Iel US say We are capable Of
taking care Of cur own, affairs But in maxi
ing this remark do not let il be thought for q
moment that we include the citizsns--far
from it. We have been treated kindly BY
the ladies and sensible men, for which We viii
ever feel grateful, aud theii acts Of kindness
viii neijs ~ to deeds 81 7slSr on the battleA
ds'd, and we ieel confdent that in sftsr days
our friends will be thankful that we did not
listen 70 the mad language Of some, but Obsys
I'd The kind Influence Of the majority.
First sgrgt' W A Cavis. ssrg't Wm Scott.
.Ser5't n. c. Welsh Pn7atss Jas. Brewster,
and J. Il. Armstrong, Co. K-Russsn B.
shsrp. Corp. F. ". Gibson. Pheliz Elliott
serg't J. F. Maggs, Privitep ". Guy, J. Guy,
Jss Mills. john 7. Smith. Edwars Cody, Co.
F-Jns. McGlinu, Jbhh Amrine, Henry Dra-
per. 4arrins Burtis, Daniel Beigller, J. Eds
-dington, Joliiel H5rnby lldrysyiIIs Den.
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Arrangements arr now completed to sup
ply any demand for this article, which from
lack of government stamps has not heretofore
been possible.
The public may rest assured that in no case
will fiie perfectly pure STANDARD " The Plant
sim Baiers be departed from. Every hot
tie bears he fac sirails OF our signature on r
steel plate engraving, or II cannot he genuine.
S5ld by al Druggists, GTocers and Dealers
tilroughout the country.
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traveller turned out to be) we're easily
dissipated; and the real Kindness under
the landlady's sour face was proved by
her unspariug attention to the comfort Of
her guests, until the latter we're ready
for the journey home.
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s-T-Ia6O-x.
DRAKBs PLANTATION BTTTERs.

A SMILE was on her H2-health was in
her lock, strength was in her step, and in her
hsn6s-Plsntation Bitters'
A few bottles OF Plantation BitterE
VIII cure Nervous Headache.
Cold Extremities and Feverish Lips.
Z" Sour Stomach and Fetid Breath.
Flatulcucy and Indigestion
Nervous Affections.
Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath
Pain over the Eyes.
Mental Dependency.
A." Prostitution Great Weakness
4" SalI0W Complexion, Weak Bowels, &C
Which are the evidences Of
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
Il is estimated that seven tentils of All adult
,ilments proceed from diseasei and torpid
liver. The hillary seeretions of the liver over
Sowing into the stornach poison the entire
,ystem and exhibit the above symptoms.
Aiisa lorg research We are able 10 present
abe most remarkable cnre for these horrid
nightmare diseases, he world has ever pro-
snceS. Within one year over six hu'drrf
and farty thousaud persons have taken The
Plantation Biiiers. aud notan instance Of c'.m-
plaint has come to our kncwledgel
Ttisa most eiFectual tonic aud Agreeable
sim lam, sritel to at coudi OILS o. Ire.
The reports that it relies upon mineral sub
stances for ils active properties are wholly
fake For the public satisfaction. and thai
patients may eonSllt their PHYSICIANS we sP
pend list ofofirs c,mpanrrns.
CAGsaYA B,Rx-Celsbra'ed for over two
huudred years in tie treatment Of Fever ard
Aeue Dyspepsia, Weak ess, &c. It was in
hoiuced into Europe by thu Countess wlir
Of ih- Ticeroy Of Peru. in 1G40, and after
wards sold by the Jesuits for the enormous
prize Of itse'on 'asig1t IN slrsr, rnder the name
Of Jes,afs Po,vds7s and was finally made pub
lie by L,uis XVI King Of France. Hum
boidtn makes especial reference to its iebriiuee
qualities during his South American travels.
CAsoAR1LLA BARK-For diarrhoea, collie and
diseases of the stomach and bowels
DGNDEuog-For Inflammation Of the ioin~
aud dropsical affections.
CaAxoNrIE FIowERs-Aromatic. stimulan,
and tonie-highly invigorating in nervous de-
biIity.
WpTraeREEs-For scrofula, rheumati m
&c
AMsE-An aromatic earminative; creating
aesl, muscle aud milk; mncl used ny moth-
ers nursing.
Also. clove-buds, orange, carraway, cnrian'
der, snake-rool, &c.
S-T-I860-X.
Another wonderful ingredient, OF SpaniSl
origin, inparting beauty to the complexion
and brillianey to the mind. is Yet unknown t'
the commerce Of the world. ana We withhold
its name for the present.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1864-04-06
nfpoRrANT cERTHIcATEs.

Rochester, n. Decembe- 2s. 1851.
lEEssRs. P. II. DHAKE & Co II have been
q preat sufferer from Dyspepsia for three or
four years and had to abandon my profession
Abont three months ago I uied tie Plania-
tion Bitters. and TO my great joy, I am now
nearly a well man. have recommended
.hern' in several cases, and, as far as 1 know,
slways with signal benefit.
am respectfully yoHTs,
REv J. S. CATHoRN.