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DROpOSALS FOR THE ENLARGEMENT OF
u TR1 CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY.

Sealed Proposals will be received at the Office
D. sRs t1s
se the Of
the ioiIe"ips synopsis q spscisc.sIoes WIN
sm fh 70 shs be spsf M b
Ioe a sSs sdli saa :nas d ii ss I
Library. is to be removed; and all the materials
TO to
stories In heixht. With pedestsis, mould t
to Be cut shIouss the eas and to s.
tpisaed With iE9n francs, valves, &C., similar to
present iibfs.y, IRON stsirwsss are to Be- COM s
sIns,sd Es,h sins E;ts. closet 1s
per. The skylisht: 70 Be similar to those oftse
are af to b
the floor Of the present library; and al the blonz
Rs &c aof
hp S H tos OF
Be !. Sb tai IL p.ossa
seen at any time. Sundays excepted. prior to the
s.ssssRs nns
WITH two .Usssss IL IL, 10 Of
twenty thousand doilsrs. for the faithful per-
:? Ths psssoss's iii e opened By the commis-
soner Of Public Building s 1t his ONCE in the Oap
present: se%meneinE Il L. O'CLOCK. noon. on the
S: AWARDED !; the sz:ss
tie seeretsrs Of the fnssr - psrform t5s work
p ss ipd
persons who are to become his susetis .s.ucu
wv, C, oopmi.:5opss of = fu S saiisia:s.
ORPHANS' COURT, DISTRICT OF -CoLuMBIA,
q Robert b it, .adminiatrator w. .. Of James
Court of Washington County aforesaid, sppoint-
sa. the IN DIX sf June the
estate OF said deceased and Of the assets IN hand
as far As the same have been collected and turned
INTO money; when and where ali the creditors and
oIgh:ps' Court Of Washinst County afofessid'S
othsryise By law Be- SECLUDED rom al bsncsf Il
q sa IL
.9ss ~ Tss'S a g ESss y VIM.
THIS - 10 GIVE NOTICE. that the 1a6seri-
,WH.:hinston county. in the District Of Colombia.
or fe ssd. :s,
U.decsased All perso ns havins claims sesinIt the
ssn deceased are hereby warned to sIhilit the
per, on or before the 10Th day of Nay nsxt:
bensat ~ s 0tiasswise By law be excluded from iii
Given under my hand this aoth day Of Nav
my 2z:l.xsx. 'oshAd minist1.sSr.
NAHP o9aNp LI11 OF JULIUS CESAR, .
AN 1RANcA TAYLOR.
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CALI OF GOVERNMENT uoBsEs,

QHGt1mastr Generals O&es, FIRST Divisional
Waslingso~ City. May .. 1855.
Wili be soia st public auction, TO the highest
T TEEiiRshb1sYyugn nn ?, Z ssS e.,
TH9ksS1AY. june e : sS is;s.
ru1sDAY. thu 1 sBp "a and FRIDAY
81 s each ia. week thereafter during the month Of
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES EACH
rO. road and farming purposes, many good bar
Horses sold sinsly. Bale to commence at 10 q.
steamboat for dissScso viz leave re l.re.s
mat every ho9f zen ar e. 70
Brevet Brigadier General, in charge fir1 Diti.
vision ouartsrmsster Generals Once. myN.tjeso
GALE OF GOVERNMENT HoRsls.
Qnc,trma,tr Gn-aps 0tes. Fi,a D,c,.1on.,
WashinstoH City, May 70. 1865.
YIN ,, ssld a. Da d ~ eson to tho hishes,
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND. WEDNESDAY.
LANCASTER. pENNsYLyAN1A. THURSDAY.
June 8, 1865,
RIADING, PENNSYLVANIA THURSDAY,
june IL. 1855,
WEST CHESTER, PENNeYLYANIA. THURS
hi''IiS' P1S5N an. ~ isj5. rHokss.r.
PITTSBURGH. P1NNssYaL,ys.AAN1A. THURSDAY
BALrIMosI. MARYLAND. rHURsDAY.
PIrrsBuRGH. P1HNsYLyAN1A.r THURSDAY
TWO BuNpSssHpe o 81 va, HoRa.s
at each place.
For road and farming purposes many good bar.
N. Terms. cash in United Eats ssrsss saI.sspSsSX.
BFis.ffis: :. qbsn a:ioa 4
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R.Itimore Markets, June IL.

Ooffee-Demand very moderate but prices
steady at glass cents, gold, for Rio.
and Western brands IL fair, and prices rule
nrno, receipts being extremely light. Trans.
actions reported on Change comprised 200 bbls.
Howard Street Super in lots at $3.50, and 200
bbls. Extra do. at SIS 25 per biol.
Rye Flour1Trade demand moderate at s5.75
Tor first quality.
Corn Meal-No sales reported CITY Mills
Grain-Red Wheat ad vanced5 cents, ordi.
nary 70 prime samples bringing 19Oa2O5 cents
White was inactive but unchanged, ranging
from 2OOa2lO cents for fair to very good quali-
~. Corn was in fair request and higher.
sales Of white at 90a95 cents, and yellow at SO
$50 cents, very little commanding the extreme
rates. Oats were firm with sales at 71a72
cents weight. No transactions reported in Rye.
Molasses-No sales reported. Prices nomi-
nal at quotations, viz: New Clayed Cuba at 3S
id: do in barrels 5Oa55 cents, English Island
5Oa75.
Provisions-Barrelled Pork Is scarce and
nominal at S25 for Mess. Other descriptions
remain dull at previous rates. viz: Bacon
Shoulders, in good order, at l5al5 . cents Sides
do. at % a23 cents. Bulk Sides at isX cents.
shoulders at l2h cents, aud Western Lard at
1e&al94 cents.
Salt-Prices favor buyers Sales Of ground
alum from store reported at 81. 7OaS1.75. Mar
khalls and WOrthington's fine at 81 7OaS2 IS
per sack, and Turks Island at 50a55 cents per
oushel.
Sugars Grocery descriptions rule firm
nnder fair inquiry. We quote rates as fol.
lows;
CnSa and E. l. com. to good refining $40 soall 90
prime to choice sTOssTy 1 u 5Sss %
Porto Rico common TO good grocery ll.5Oal2 SO
prime TO choice grocery. 10 5Oa15. 90
ksfined snga 5 belly are being made
Baltimore Steam Sugar Refineries:
Loai $685.. 10y cts per To-
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tent Oh EnGland, and secur ed By the seals Of
College OF Medicine, Vienna.
Trieenar Ne I, Is tie sectusl remedy for Relax.
S H0n: eDeFmathorrh9eA, and Exhaustion OF the
%s, SHn NJ t l.e Of ouSses Tries
the a, AND ee 'ondsry symptoms. thus obvistins
diensS Oh mercury and All other deletertous insrS
Able os.sparation IL Ia the for OF most ssree
aad chan sss q, Secured from the effects of climate
thas savin o "a N one fer 50, and in 81 cases
ministered by ynlvidsd in Separate doses % I'd.
N NED r;s DR., M. asa
To Be ,l haa .so efs o. 1oRD. ao ago p. ave.
EoR NoN-RE!lNTlON OR INoos nv. ~.
Of Urine, Irritation. Infammation =! nNOA
alton Of the Bladder or Kidneys. Disea,oo. UIcef.
Prostate GIsnds Stone the Bladder. CASH.. Sr the
Gravel or Prick dnst Deposit, and al Dissasoss:;
Gi iii, use HslAsoIDs 'LUfD ixFs1oS S 81:
4 RIlDY AND CONeLgsIYl TIsT OF TH,
4R. Snip1sfsais HH ?, II, Ht I. LuI1 Ex:
ct forth IN the o. DDpensstsry. mar as-om
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GALE OF sERvIolABLl MULES,

QUARTERMASTER GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, D. O., June 8, 1861
By direction of the Quartermaster General,
there will be sold at Public Auction, to the hi gh
EST bidder. at the times and places named below.
"1LI1AMsPoRT. Pa. THURSDAY. June Is,
HUNTINGDON. PA, THURSDAY. June is, 1866.
SCRANTON, PA, THU RSDAY. June %, 1865.
WILMINGTON, DEL. THURsDAY. June %.
PITTsBURG, PA, TUESDAY. June q, 1865.
HARRISBURG, PA, THURSDAY. June %.
Two HUNDRED sERyICEABLE MULES
At each place.
Many Of them we're bought In the beginning of
the war, as young mules, accom- panied the armies
IN Al TIER marches and camps: and are thorough.
y, oroken. hardened by exercise. gentle and "a
diers. ~ "
Though sound and serviceable, they are no
longer required in the army, and can be purchased
At these sales at far less than their true value
pecially invited. " "
d ules sold sinsly.
sales to commence at 10 q. m,
Terms cash, In United States currency.
janis A. DK1N,
Q. u. 60. jelO.l 6t
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS. -
SA!LE OF o9NDlMNIp SgARrrssEEM.sAsTE Rs
CHEZ Oxayteypaastsy's QEes. Dtpof ~ W6shtSstqn,
Wdskta9son, ID, c., Mar 70. 1865, Z

Caiv Qxayteyruasts,'s QEes. Depof ~ Washissten,l
WdsAisGson, d. C., May ~ 1865. {
Win be sold Of public sSction, anae. the .diree-
o NJ at the Government Warehouse, situated en-
the square bstween , and and 3oth and 2lst
THURSDAY, June 8, 1865. ct 10 CLOCK Q. m. lot
of Qaartermsster Stores, condemned % being
mat for use. viz:
Baddlss, Brides, Halters. Spurs, Wrenchss.
Harnesses, Buckets. Hammers, Knives, Anyiis,
Files, kasps, Ausurs, Rules. Hatchsts. Broad.
axes. Platform Scales, Wheslbarrows, Balance
whsels =, P,q,n.; GIissdstGnss Dirt scr.peTs,
iren Scraps, Wagon Tire &c.
Win be sold, at the feot OF 18th street, near
Chesapsake and Ohio Canal. mediately after the
completion OF the sale above refer red to. large
LOT OF two and foul. horse Wagons, sprine Wagons
Medical Wagons, Metallic Wagons. Ambalances,
Successful bidders must remove the stores within
ave t5) days from date of sale
Terms cash in Government funds.
d. II. RUCKIR.
Brig. Gen. and Chief On arterm aster.
Depot Of Washin ston.
NoTlCE-The above sale is still being continued
from day to day; Those wishing to E9rsh.ss are
je lo-7t Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster.
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IT, once ago Penn'a avenue.
between "a and 9th streets.
Offers certain and speedy cure, 81 6ONOAKHkh
GLElT, sYPHILIs. .sTkI0Ig Rl, sIMLs Ah
WlAKNESs. INFLAMRD BLADDER, VIII Is.
SUPPRESSION OF tn MDN61S, DISEASG OF
THE LUNGH, LIVER. KIDNEYS ANDsPLlEN;
SORE EY1S. SORl THROAT. &c. &c.
Having had many years experience IN the prac.
tice Of those diseases the doctor bids defiance 20
all competition in their treatment AID cure.
Recent cases Of venereal diseases cured in one
or two days. Ladies and gentlemen can consult
him ct his once from TO O'Clock daily.
m ~
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CALI OF CONDEMNED QUARTIRMAsTlRI
- STORES, GRAIN, AND GRAIN SACKS.

Caief QHarteymaSter's QFce, Depot Of Washimg.oa,l
Washinstoa. d. C., June 10, 1865.
Will be sold ct public ton, under the direc-
ton Of Captain Samuel B. Laufer. A. Q. NJ, ct 9Th
street wharf, in the city of Washin eton. D. c., on
WEDNESDAY, June q 1855. at 10 o'clock .. m. ), .
lot Of Quartermsster Stores, condemned as bein 2
unfit for pm Bile service, viz
Cups, Plates, Knives and Forks. Stoves, Tables.
Brushes Buckets. Lanterns, Brooms. Rakes,
Chairs, Paulins, &c.
At the same time and place, EIGHTY Five
bushels Of CORN, TWENTY THREE THOUSAND
bu.hsls Of OATS, and ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY THOUSAND GRAIN SACKS.
Successful bidders will be required to remove
the stores within Ave t5) days fren date Of sale.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
D. II. RUOK1R,
Brig. Gen. and hief QnArtermaster,
ie lO-l0t DEPOT of Washington.
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doiuen syrup In DDS. Sl.llaSl. IL per RaI.
do. do. in half bbls sc and in kegs 10c.
additions al.
Whisky Market inactive Small sales OF
Western reported at S2.O7.
Wool.-Receipts are unusually heavy, and
prices rule lower under limited demand,
Unwashed we quote at 36a3o-cents, tub washed
n 6Oa62 cents, pulled At i5af9 cents, and feeces
~ 3Oe53 cepts.-Balt american.
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vi >, .ss y VIZ s sss9E5, n.,
kksRg = ec ss
RhIsd.llhi. SO :; y. New York $50 Z. No 10
No. s-BHLT1@oRl 4 w1srzRN TRAIN
Leave WashiAston SIS A. NJ. stopping ct way
for the Wsst, and rsschins Baltimore At 1000
sss: z9nk NM. s.as:: X;. s
RI. Piiisdsiphia s:s7 ,. n. New York 1000
No. s-sALTIMeRl TRAIN AND WAY STA
i1sd:siss .S sSS Ai,s e ss
4SD
VAN .tsH. = gsits1ilis Laurel .ae
1ITi;s 4 ~ XofS 100 :: 4: A:Ii: ma P..:sa:
Il: ~ sss ss ks
60, srnment orders to insure tie NAM o'p"'l'' ~
No: sV VIA. .1aI EfeR1ssgRs ., RAIN IAN
Lore SIS .:iei1 f'0n % .lIl's'' b"a'
! H. e. sS IN . TSHK: HAp1faA. 4s zDD
:. r.; .toppine 4 Relay House g. Fsss e.:.sn:
ss5s :1s &. T Ssni ~ e Il: $s S.aP::
FOB ANNAPOLIS the eosnsetions vii be made
Washin ston, no trains to or Apm Annapolis on
Sunday. .ryn.vw pATx.
FHU ONLY TRAIN6 FROM WAeHINGT0M
Tor passengers on Sunday are the s:is and las
for baltimore, Philadelphia, and the West, and
tie s P Y: for New York ONLY.
Philadelphia, New York, or Boston, can be had at
the station Iskst Once q Ia AL hsuri in hs day. e
Building, Pennsylvania avenue. between u and
BAGGAGE will be checked at all hours,-also for
through points, to save trouble and confusion ct
ALL PASe1NGlR6,v whether soldiers or citisens,
are politely but earnestly to respect the
rules of the Line, established for the general i'd
vantass, such e tie keepins Of one or more cars
Prevention Of smoking in any but the smokers
oars, And ALSO to make : cheerful eomPli.nss
in regard to their seats. tickets, etc.. especially In
the hurry Ct stsFtpf Ne ts,i ~ TRANSPORTATION
Z. II. COLI. General Ticket AGENT. dec %
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IN NRe DIR. OUTFITS,
L HI TEST MEDIUM AND NATURAL CLAIR

one Of the most powerful healing Physicians that
has ever appeared before the public. Der see
Ing powers are Gifts from Childhood. She e1-
never been ,noxn . fail. She is medically sdu-
Gated and will treat all classes of disease. MRS.
C. will do all she advertises. as thousands tes-
tfy. She will also read from the powers of second
sight of the past. present and future.
ONCE 400 Penns. avenue, Washington, between
and 9Th etraetg my Is Inn
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PROPOSALS..
G = "A r ] o n = 4 7.

NAVY DEPARTMENT. Jane ., 1855.
SEPasAfE eEALsp PRoPos AIS viii be received ct
The ofhee OF the Secretary Of the Navy until
O'clock , M, OF FRIDAY, the 3Oth instant, for
fufnisnne all the stationery that may be re-
CURED Dy ehe Navy Department and the several
Bureaus from the latter date to July l, 1850.
AL the articles furnished must be OF the best
quality delivered vithsut delay when ordered.
and TO the satsfaetion Of the head Of the Office for
II il be required each bidder for Stationery must
furnish with his proposal sample of each article
No bid will be eonside cred which does not fully
conform to the advertisement and in which each
and every article 10 not bid for. and in which
Bonds in sufieient amount; With two or more
the contract. wiz be required Of the person or
sureties that will Be given. a. also satIsfactory
testim onials to fulfill the contract, must accom-.
The Department reserves to itself the rieht Of
ordering greater or less quantity Of each and
every article contracted for IS the public service
may require.
in the contract it is to be furnished at the lowest
market price, according to its quality.
Che law of Sd March, 1868. provides that sspo
bids having nominal or fictitious prices shall be
considered"
can now be done, the amount, quality. and de-
scription of each of the articles likely to be re-
Quired.
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DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.
The steamer G. VANDEBUILT will leave Bal.
timore every TUESDAY IVZNING 49,
for Alexandria, Washington, and Esssa4za
Returning will leave her wharf, LOT Water st.,
Georgetown. every SATURDAY MORNING at
O'Clock, and Alexandria At O'Clock, touching
at all the usual landin % on the Potomac riYer.
4EF rTsifhI and passage apply to MORGAN.
town, and 241 street. between 18th and l4th.
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MRS. BRo0KFIELD, Of Kansas, can be con-
1t her. room, on 4 street. one door east Of Sd
street, in the rear of Dougias Hospital. She
has studied under ono of the most celebrated
Astrologers OF the age. She snarsntee salts
faction 70 al those who may give her call
doIlaY. feb IL AM
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PHILADELPHIA EAMlR0,

PHILADELPHIA eTEAM1RS.
AG1IPafH ana nsl EiSnHXxHpRfA, TX
WEHAWsHH1NaToN md aSoSa1' fWE
Steamers May1ower. Philadelphia and George
Regular sailing days WlDNBsDAYS and SAT.
URDAY6, from No. II North Wharves, Ehiladel-
And High, GEORGETOWN.
JOHN b. DAvIDeoN.
No. So Water street, 6eorHetowa.
-Aeenf p Philadelphia. WIN. z. CLYDE, IL
Agents in Alexandra, YL0WlRe BOWEN.
No. King 1t. nov ST
" WASHINGTON, December l8, 1864,
Ell q % Ea
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY:
a FLANFIo sT1AMsHIP o.D LINZ
"A SCREW sTlAMlHs
BBfwERS
NEW YORK. s HAaa1stbSSaeFEHPSosw A A!sAASDA'A

a SCREW sSTE1Axzns
NEW r0aHA. s HA ss5ssiEfS~ ALEXANDER.
join H sIsSsSSs 6:SSs + ~ :. - !,
town. at 5. m. Tussdays and Saturdays for New
received d.y handed IL Int the ,, most
dispatch, st AIR rates.
rnodstions for comfort and pleasure, direct through
So e nsS T n
John. Hsndriek Hudson, Daniel Drew. and O. Vie'
on 5as PTo%aenss and Boston By the spsn
did steamers Of the NEPTUNE stssmslnatp VonRHnSj;
and to Portland by oromWsns Gu -ss'@'iisnea
For freight and p:sisssssih ecSly + e Co..
iq Sffo Tsiss s's s ebo SsiGaSss'01n'
Ggs W. .t z!ssts ~ is, s,
Passage and State Rooms can be engaged At the
SssR 3sss between sss
~ o. SNAIL LINE. nrA
Er FROM BAIT1MoRl. - 49,
FOB foHIA MI ssfHoaMoSb. DAiIf. foiSf'
THE BAY LINE STEAMERS
Will leave tt Union Dock. foot OF Concord street,
FORT Mos siss}i 4 sS 5 s x ia VA.
Connecting at FORT Monroe with line Of first
cirY PUNT AND infs sI VIZ
RETURNING.
WILL l3AVE RICHMOND AT A. M DAILY.
stopping at City Point, and connecting q Fort
Monroe with the Bay Line Steamers that leave
Norfolk at ~ P. N :. and arriving in Baltimore
in time for the Eastern and Western trains, ana
for Washington City. D. @.
The steamers o. this line navigate the james
River going and retarninG. entirely in daytime,
giving pagse pie time to see the fUrtlnca
tions, and all other objects Of interest.
board Of the boats. o,
Fare from Baltimore 70 Fort ESd.% oaroe. 800
Through TICKETS from B.to G;ta poin.
~ State roems and meals extra.
~ The state room accommodations are unsur'
passed, and the table is well supplied.
~ Passen gers taking the LIS train from
PHILADELPHIA will make connection with
~ Passen gers taking the SEQ A. NJ. train from
NEW YORK, have ample time to dine in Balti-
~ Passengers taking the 8 P. M. train from
WASHINGTON, make CONNECTION With this llne.
HUGH oCoNNoR. PASSENGER gent: iea II
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ma 9 MT YER N.

The POTOMAC TIRRY COMPANY having OBJ.
tanned the privilege of landing and ~K-h
. lease of the wharf at Mount Yer; &RS
leave the CompsnyI wharf. feot of 7th street.
FRIDAY June st. 10 o'clock e n Va makinS RS.
DAYS and FRIDAYS Of each week.
Faro to Mount Vernon and return, tnciudlne
J, VAN RISW1CK,
my N.3Ot General Superintendent.
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0IO DIR. BACKxR, O1O
ZlO The Most Wonderful Astrologer. Ilo
No. 21S X street. between 18th and 18th sts., two
inform alton concerning all affairs through lie,
with and in regard to Health, Wealth and Mar
Friends, Sickness and Death Dr.. Backsr can DO
ming. Entrance Through the candy store.
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n 1FGL1oND LIy1 OF JULIUS OCEAN.
AN 1RANcK TAYLOR.
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LIST OF ARTICLES
TO BE SOLD FOE ONE DOLLAR EACH,
Without regard to value, and not to be paid for
until you know what you will receive:
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-09-30

NOT a FEW


OF the worst disorders that ct mankind arise from the
corruption that accunulatcs in the Blood. or ail the dis
coveries that have made 20 purge out none can
equal In efYcc; HELJrBOLD'S C0NP0 UND EXTRACT
OF 81 RSA PARILL1. 1t cleanscs and renovates the
Blood in9tis the vigor OF health into the eystem and
purges huors which make disease. stimulates
the healthy functions OF the body and cxpes the disorders
that grow and rankc in the Blood Such remedy thRs
could be relied on has long been sought for and noTor
the rst time the public have which they dc.
pend Our space here does not admi. Of certificates 10
show its effects but the trial OF single bottle will show 20
the sick tha. it has virtues surprising anything they have
taken.
Two tabespooasfu ofe Extract Of sarsapavia, added
to pint of water is equal 10 the Lisbon Diet Drn, and
bottle is equal to gallon OF the Syrup Q! sarsapara
the decoctioa usually made.
The above Extracts prepared purely scient!a:
princ!ples-n VLcuoand er5ody the fall strength CT
the hcingredens entering into their composition Arcady
and conclusive test will be comparison Of their proper
tias with those SC. forth In the Z. s. Dispensatory.
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SCHENCK'S
N A N D r A * L p ILLS
SICK HEAD A CTIE,
u,s Simptous Cause and Cure.

tstttSt anu ttAENs
THIS has received its name from a constant nausea
or sickness a the stomach, which attends the pain in
he head This headache is apt to begin in the
mVrniug on waking from deep sleep, and when
some irrcEulayty of diet has been committed on the
day before, or somctmes fI several days previous.
At first there il dstrcssngly oppressive feeling in
the head, which gradually mergcs into severe
heavy pain in the temples, frequently attended by
tense of funess and tenderness in ono eye and ex-
sending across the forehead There is ciammy' un-
pleasant taste in the mouth, an offensive BREATH ana
the tongue covered with ycllowish white FUR The
sniIcrcy desires to he alone in the dark room AS
soon ms the patient feels the funess in the head and
rain in the temples, take large dose oil sehcnhc
Mandrake pills and in an hour or two they viii iec
ms well as well as ever. This has been tried by thou
tands and is always to cure, and instead {" the
sick headache coming on every week or ten days
hey will not be troubled with it once in three
months.
Schcncks Mandrake Pills are composed Of num-
bcr of roots besides Podophirin, or concentrated
Mandrake all of which tend to relax the sccretions
of the liver and nc; prompt than blue pills or
mercury. and without leaving any dangerous effects
In bilious person they viii show themselves by the
stools. They viii cXpoi worms, mucus bile nnd VI
morbid matter from the system. In sick hcadnches
if they are taken as directed abvove, "a full dose rs
soon as tLey feel tie first symptoms oft Dr. Schcnck
will and has directed his agents to return the money
If they do not give perfect satisfaction
fla pcrson has been compelled to stay out htc ut
night and drink tco much wine, by taking dose of
bills on going TO bed next morning he will feel rs
though lie had not drank drop, unless he f'rscts
/ to 20 to bed at all.
| They only cost 20 cents box.
! Whoever takcs them will never use ary other
They arc worth a dollar n sick man for every cent
they cost.
Dent forget the namO-scnEycN's MANDrAKE
| PILLS.
Sold wholesale and retail ut Dir. Schcncks Princi
pal Office No. 10. North Sixth street, Philadelphia
and by Druggists anil StorckccpeIs generally.
! Price for Pumonic Syrup, Seawctd Tonic, each
81 80 per bottle 3 80 the half dozen, or two bot
ties of syrup and one fTonic. for SO Is.
DR.. Schenck will be at his Office, No, 10 NORTH
Sixth Street Philadelphia. every Saturday to see
patients lie makes charge for advice. but for q
through examination OF the lungs with his Re riio
meter he charges 50.
March is 1868.
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