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pROPosaLs FOR MATERIALS FOR
L THE NAVY. s. rs ri.

5-.e.lr. NAVY DEPARTMENT, ua
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND REcRUITINa,
June "a, 1865.
Sealed Proposals to furnish materials for the avy for
the scai year ending Both June, 1885, will be received
at he Bureau OF Equipment and Recruiting until 10
ocock NJ OF the 18th day of July next which time
the opening will be commenced. 5. ... n.
The matera and articles embraced in the classes
canned are particularly described in the printed
ues any Of which will be furnished to such persons as
desire to ofer app cation to the commandments of the
respective Navy Yards and those of all the yards upon
application to the Bureau. -
Bidders are referred to the commandments of the re-
specve yards for samples Instructions particular
description OF the articles also for blank forms Of offers
aud guarantees.
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b of Go We a \ M tCNr HOsts ns.


- V' QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE
.fE. LIZ s4ts- lIs.i FIRST DIVISION,
WASHINGTON CITY, June 26, 1896
win be sold at public auction during the month of
july 1865, to the highest bidder times and places
named below, viz: i.-2 tf ss
Baltimore, Nd, We dnesday, JuIy6. fsf
6iesboro, d. c., Thursday, July g.
Gesboro D.Cs friday, July y and Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Friday, of each week thereafter.
York, Pa, Friday, July7. y #fS82"
Mitf1intown, Pa, Friday, July I. se, 4a
wiiamsport, Pa, ednesday, July 70.
Reading, Pa, friday, July ~. cd
Easton, Pa, Tuesday, July Is.
Baltimore, Md. wednesday, July 10. esq LIS
Newport, Pa, Friday, July Il. ...s.-,.=5s
d Rottesville Ia, Friday, July 49,
Wimingtown, Del, Saturday, July 20. }6as 10
Baltimore, Md, Monday, July 81.
Two hundred Cavalry horses each day.
For road and farming purposes, many good bargains
may be had. Horses sold singly. ia 81 ~
Sales to commence at 10 A MI
Terms cash, in United States currency.
stt Fs eN&7t r. Ef JAMES a. EKIN,
Brew. Brig, Gen. in charge
lyZ4 ~. LIST Division @. hi. u. o.
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LSOR SALE..-Four centre beard schooners
II one 100 tons, carries 1870 tens coal, SOM Lum.
Der, one 66 tons. carries COM Lumber, ons 54tors.
and one AZ tons, also, several fishing schooners,
from SO to so tons. Apply to A. K, CHASE,
l02 Commercial street. @toi49N 7af ,sS-A /
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PERIODICALS.

british PERIODICALS.-VI TIL e
!DLondon Quarterly Review Conservative.
The Edinburgh Review Wing s.t
The Westminster Review Radical.
The North British Review Free Church.
X sLLaSt.G AND
BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE
Tory. 49,
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g PECIAL NALG Of SEEsylCEA BI NJ
- DRAFT HORSES

QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE
..s w WASHINGTON, D. O. June 20 1866
By order of the Quartermaster General there will be
soid at public auction during the month OF July, 1885,
at the times and places named below, Wig:
Giesboro d. C., Monday and Saturday of each week
New York City, ednesday, July s.
New YORK ity, Friday, July :, and on Tuesday and
Friday Of each week thereafter the Government Sta
bes. corner Tenth avenue and Thirty fifth street.
Philadelphia, Pa, Thursday of each week.
baltimore, Nd. Wednesday, July IL. y
Baltimore, Nd " ednesday July 26 f,-
Johnstown, Pa. Wednesday, July 8.
Elmrs, N. Y B, Friday, July IA
Lancaster, Pa, Friday, July %.
Two hundred serviceablei DRAFT HORSES each
day, on 40 -
An opportunity to purchase superior class of Draft
Horses, at far less than their values now offered
to the public The animals, though sound and
beg no longer required In the al N.Y. and must be
sold The attention of managers Of city railroads and
manufactures is especially called to these sales.
Horses sold singy. Sales to commence at 10 A. M.
Terms cash, in United States currency.
~ .1ef2af El eF 4e JAMES A. EKIN,
l. ..-... Brew. Brig. Gen. in charge
aJy24 '- 4HF r.* 81 ass lat Div!Q. 81, G. o.
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NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP

ACCOMPANIES "Star line OF Steamships
New York direct, the new and splendid Ide
wheel steamships e-'tss. -A+
MORNING. STAR 400 ms. N esen, Com der.
EVENING STAR. .20l5 tons Wimpenny, Conn.
GUIDING STAR. 1886 tons. Bell, Commander
RISING STAR.,....2S00 tons. will be completed
a.l b. .,sua q a-9 in August -H-,+- Il. a. va
The new and first~class screw Steamships
MlSSlSSIPPI......25 tons, -, Commander.
MARlP0SA 1900 tons, Howes. Commander.
MONTEREY 1900 tons, Furber, Com mander.
The new and splendid steamship isl9
.- MISSISSIPPI, + sr
i'll leave the company's wharf, front of Jack
mn Square. on TUESDAY, July IL, at p. M,
ecisely. U y asa ste'f ~
The line is composed of the largest ard most
elegant steamships which have ever been butt
in this country forany home line. They a e in
every respect fitted tor ocean servica and the
route upon which they run. Thei' passenger
accommodations are not excelled by those upon
any other steamers 10 the world. ga
MB-P Passage in side-wheel ships, LIST Cabin,
$50 ; I'd do, $40; Passage in screw ships, LIST
cabin $50.
Freight will be received at the G mpans 9
warehouse on the landing, at all times during
usiness hours, and the Compan''s RATES ior
freight will always be made as lew IS By any
other line. .=.5-
For freight or passage spply to
j. M. COUkTENAY, Agent,
iva SO Carondeet str ct.
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The American Publishers continue to reprint
the above named periodicals, hut as the cost of
printing has doubled, and the price of paper NJ arr
rly trebled they are compelled to advance their
terms as follows: ----- -
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AUCTION SALES.
GALE OF HARNESS AND SADDLES
Chief Quartermaster's Office
Depot IF Washington-

u
Chief Quartermaster's Office,
Depot CT Washington,
Warrington, ID. c.. July 7, loss.
There is on hand, at this depot, Tor SALE about 1900
sets of United States Harness, consisting of
143 single sets of leadhorso Harness.
l4t - wheeEhGree 9 zeal.
541l F" 90 wheet.mule +" s-.-
SOL leadhorse Ambulance Harness.
and go --t
1,42T " wheel-horze Ambulance Harness
This Harness has been used in the public service
but 1t is still serviceable for road and farming pur.
poses.
Sealed proposals invited for its purchase lots Of
100 sets and upwards ---.t
Proposals plainly state what kind of harness Is
pld los whether Wheel or lead, horse and
ambulance harness, whether wheel or lead.
Proposals also invited for the purchase several
Thousand worn Saddles of various patterns lots of
loo and upwards Samples of Harness and Saddles car
De seen at the Government Mill in this city, appli
cation to Colonel Charles II. Tompkins A. @ M, cor.
ner of Twenty-second and 4. streets,
Pr posas for the purchase OF this Harness. &C., will
be received at this Office until IL NJ Tues day. upus
1861 and should be endorsed Proposals Tor the Pur
chase OF Harness" ..t, 1-Hld 5asi
Payment in Government funds, must be NJ AIDE up On
the of the proposal and prior the deye
OF the Harness, &C. ..,... s111-fl 1-4
The undersigned the right to reject all prepo
sals which may be considered too low e5'ts
The sale OF Harness, at public auction, advertised
June H. is discontinued
The sale OF Wagons and Mules ID stil going on from
day to day. Purchasers are invited to attend
+- I'd, D. III. RUCKER,
jyA Brew. MAJ, Cen and @. M.
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TERMS FOR 1865: fe
For any one of the Reviews....."..$4 per anum
For any two of the Reviews............7 per snum
For aay three OF the Revews........i.1O per anum
For all four OF the reviews...........l2 per anum
For Blackwood's Maga per anum.
For Blackwo God and any one Review,..7 per anum.
Fe r Black wood ard any tvs OF the Res
per @uun'
Fer BacSwood and any three OF the Re- "a
VIEWS. per duuu
For Black wood and the four Reviews.16 per anunl
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ENvlTgaG PROPOSALS FOR THE PUR-
y CHASE OF TWENTY-THREE HUNDRED GOV
ERNMENT MULES.
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GERMAN LLOYD.

Steam between New York and Bremen, via Soutbamp-
ton The Screw Steamers of the North German Lloyd,
Bremen, Capt G. Meyer,
New York, Capt. X. Won OterndOrf,
Hansa, Capt. n. Won Santer,
America, Capt. B. Vessels,
Herman, Capt G. Wenke,
run regularly between New York, Bremen and South
ampton. carrying the United States Mail.
Epo,, POp1frN Fpoaf SouruAMproN FRoM Y
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$50, John A. Scott 2o2, William Hemen 60 B; Richmond,
us Charles H. TerH iO3 John Steele 100 A. Rafrah 1873
Dewey johnson, les; Boycs Hant All d. Vunk 2iS
f. D. Vail i26; James A. Rodgers 0l John Simmons, 2o4
From Michiean-John Elliott, i04 J. Halock, s9i WIN.
II. Coon 457; q. A. Fish. 203 -.
From Caiais-yohn Simmons, 3l5 Robert Hume, 2oo
From indisna-Robbns Williams. 80 ~
From Ohio-E. H. Alounser 1885 L. q. Byington' ISL
FIo.n New Jersey-C.hrl.s Robbins o.
RECEIVED st oBRiESa -
From Newly ors-Hugh Cartcn, $780, Warner Co., 2SI
Jsnles King bury. Ii5.
From Dho-kockwel& Ives, 33I.
From Indiana X. II. Richards 593.
from Canada-fiallrtt Il Co.. 4;8.
THE SWINE MARKET
3erefrts by Railroad, 70 wit: Hudson River Railroad
551 fs Railroad l433; Ecw Jersey Central Railroad, io
Camden md Amboy Hliroad. 203; Total, 3,7ll
Brokers report The following Irotetious Western corn.fe
hoes Der b. i've weight RtGs;,, dead weight,
DesYied hogs H. live weight l2;d2sc dead weigl,
sid $40; Western grass matted hogi, Der 10, nv
weight lldliIc., dead weight. Ia al 5c.
The hog market report Oi last Iuesday mas es
peri need decided improvement. The light regular srIivs
combined with the upward tendency OF the provision ede
and .angunp FEELING Of operators generally In regard 20 iuf
IMPROVEMENT the MARKET have resulted IN en- advance
fully 6 per LOO current prices CT week ago Ia
densud exceeds the supply, and all grades are eeay o.
10 ed Of at good 6gnscs. Seles eie readily maas un
morning at tie following quotations.: Best grades 50
Sl3 so; Medium, $ll ga Sl3; Ordinary $lZ 'On tIZ 80
the arrivals for tho amount 70 SII2 coresponun wee
last year. $685. corresponding week preceding year. 0'
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lustifying the punishment OF those found uui,tv .,
Ing tile common law OF humanity In vi ofea1.
ers Of war. Taking up the smiie Of the Shin rson.
Mr.. Richardson most happily and beautifuiiy
and triumphant close We regret that Glorious
Of space and the late hour TO which the
prolonged, prevent us from giving In full were
most able ana eloquent speeches we have hs
this colony: Mr. Richardson concluded his sn 70 10
proposing In an exceedingly felictous manp .sch ~
Hays Of The Two great nationsthe Cross OF 81 ne
and the Star Spangled Banner. drank with Seoge,
APPLAUSE.
AT the end Of an evening Of unusual fes.,v,,.
which complimentary illusions to the Un,,e, - 10
| abounded, Mr.. Cofax begged to say partI,, -,
He said he must once more thank the c,,,,o
colony for the cordial welcome they had en-, ts
him. From the hour he had foot In hi. ci, %
experienced one loyu surprise after anotbes' ne lsd
rece wed such kind and friendly attention from re had
thorties OF the colony. and also from he ny az.
the noble man war which be visited 10 Sv ~ o.
he saw the flag he loved In his heart run nm 10 eneit
head and the band playing those anthems ,St" mast:
sent courage to the hearts Of the gallant lac
his country and when he received the Cordial 80 OF
fcct0nate address from the Mayor and Conncn or, ~
city, lie felt more and encouraged ~ "a ~ ue
peace with all nations. and especial smity and Ials
hood with that country whose had loned H.
hosptble and hearty welcome that had been 60 ~ ue
extended to him. The honorable gentleman ,,Anly
warm tribute to OF the nOblCst Of Enp.h y 'f q
! Florence Nightngae-and her thousands az cos ,en-
in the hospi ais OF the American armies hsda ~, prefs
pany areclonate goodbye and the assemhl,Ss IN ~.
up having spent evening the effects OF xi7b" oAe
not but have most beneficial effect on the ,ea,, AN
between our republican neighbOrs and these ,oo's
and through Us, the great empire whose proafeS, 30
e. that SO vigorous and noble offspring az ~, oV-'
| lean nation has sprung from her side. H'e''
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TUESDAY. August 90 y. y.


Gold was steady at l4ll throughout business
hours, closing al 144l.
United States stocks are steady and in good de-
nsnd at private sale. In State stocks moderate
business at full prices. Coal stocks are firm and
offered in small lots. For Cumberland, 43 was
paid after the call. Railway shares were dull at
the opening, but closed at the public Board strong
and in more demand. The street is more than
usually quiet, and brokers complain of want
orders AT the Second Board the market was strong
On small business, and after the call, in the
street, prices were fully maintained and fair de
mand for the leading shares. Tho closing quota
tions were: New-York Central, 92i; Erie, s6s
Hudson River, 1893; Reading, lO5; Michigan
Southern, Oh Illinois Central, 1879; Clevelan'
& Pittsburgh, Il; Rock Island, lOS4; Northwest
srn 27l the Preferred, 62l; Prairie du Chen, 46l
Atlantic Mail, H2l; Cumberland, 42. Quick
silver, 54I.
For railroad bonds to-day we note the following
quotations:
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rarhets-CAREYULLY REronrrp ron THE " y. TnIBus,

TUESDAY, Aug. ~, 1860.
ASVE&The market is without material change
at a. 2JdS7 81 for Pots and 81 62l for Pearls
COlION--Thc demand has been very fair, bnt
prices are somewhat unsettled and close rather IN favor
Of the buyer bales OF @ 200 bales basis Of 45c. for
lliddiilgs.
COFFEE-The market for Rio is firm and good
demand prevails for the better descriptions which are
scarce Inst evening 3. GH bags Mira were sod on
private terms es to-day OF 900 bags IN lots nom
second hands al 2002ll c. Messrs. VIM. Scott Sons
make the stock OF no at The ports G3s4 bags, incai'
ing 81 4ls here and ? 400 in Philadelphia Other kinds
are in demand ahi firm; sales Of mats Java at 2oa
cole 100 bags Maracaibo az S}4c gold, duty PAD ana
100 bags 81. DOMINGO at l2sc. gold, In bond
CANDLES are ~ feir demand and brmi we quote
~ 2Ja20c. for Adamabtiue 1Oc for Sperm, and 1Jc.
for Patent.
lEk-AmeTican Ingot is in limited demand and
steady; quote at 80. aJlc for Lake and BaltnoTe
~ and SOC iOr New ShcathinC and Yellow Metal.
FLOUR AND MEAI.-1he inquiry Tor western
and State -Four is less active and The market under
larger arrivals. is heavy and the low and medium
grades are fllly lODl Jc per Dbl lover; the demand
is entirely for the homo trade; Trade and Family
Of S7ds7 80 for SIperline Sr<; S7750Ss for Extra
STATE; e. 2JD;3 GU for Fancy state; s. iOSe - for
the low grades of Western Extra; se e04S- 30 for
Shipping ohio: 80 7Jasll for Trade brands and
81 I5asl4 p i0r ST. Louis Exiras. Canadian Flour is
only in moderate request and prices l0c. lower
closing heavy; sac OF 40 bbls AT ~ s5Gs 80 or the
low grades OF Extra, aud s. 35GSll for Trade and
Fnmily Extras Southern Flour is duh aud heavy end
Irc lower; sales Of zoo bbls. at 50 GJ0Sl0 20 fOr
mi, ed 20 good quucrhno Country Baltimore. &c, gud
slO 4Sdsl4 for Trade and Family brands Iyo
Flour il in moderate IeqGeSt and steady sales OF 20
bis at a. eQssC - Com Meal IL steady aAd ~
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There some additional calls for money to-day.
but the supply is large enough TO meet the wants Of
borrowers ON approved pledges per cent on demand
or for few DAYS. For longer time the curIea. rate is
w. Notes OF the first class wanted by capitalists
and other buyers OF paper at and per cent. but
weaker kinds are unsalabe Of higher rates. Cerlif.
Gates ofindebtedDess are qniie plentiful and are sold
ss ~ pay about per cent interest ior the use OF the
money Tie stock market is rather dull and only
small orders come from outsiders foY dividend paving
ard speculative shares. Government securities con.
Enue quite firm.
Money is abundant at 5 per cent on call, and the
snall wants of brokers are supplied readily. The
whole registered sales Of the Stock Exchange do
not equal the business Of single frst-class house
In ordinary times. In mercantile paper 10 change.
Exchange is lower and dull, under an increased
supply of merchants bills. The rates are nominaly
Bankers Sterling, 60 days, 1929 1895; Merchants
Sterling, 1881; Francs, long date, J.lGl @5.l5;
Francs, short date, j.l33 05l2l.
The following is statement Of coal transported
pn the Delaware and Hudson Canal for the week
ending Aug. &c, 1865, and for the season:
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wanted at seven and eight per cent The stock mar
kct is rather dull and only small orders come nom ou.
siders for dividend paying and speculative sha'e'
Government securities continue quite firm.
The following is tho aggregate Of the rcsouioe'
and liabilities of the Banks Of the State Oh NC"
York, IS exhibited by their reports to the sup. =,
tcndent of the Banking Department OF the o'a's y,
New-York, Of their condition on the "''o
Saturday. the 9th dsv of June, 1860:
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Tie Chinn's ssafls'

HosT0N Tuesdly Aus :.
The mails per the steamship CiIns t'ror.,r
egcJ s morning. hut she viii net sai nD ~
a o'clock IN the afternoon.
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Tug Kings COUNTY DEMOCRAT .ct rc.,s'
ocratc National and Regular Cow y, s,'s>srb!, %
tri,ts u Kings Coalty. and seNetfd !. 9 ''''
',tc. Ia the STAT Convention at Ai01'f'
First District-John i'auldlng. ,.,o.ete l.I'
Second District-Samuei uAtiiso''
Ttiri pistricf-Adjourncd 70 this rorn ,,s. wih41
Fourth District-Calyin l.. Pratt decf''''
Bryan. alternate. c,.or.o,l delegate; Ii'1"
Iifth District-James H. CONVENIENCE
McGuir alternate. 49, Al, dele-sic, h-i''
COmstock. alternate. am ST. felocote
The conventions called by tne i,,,"no'.ef f,'sa .
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The earnings Of the Great Western Railway Of
Canada for the week ending Aug. %, were:
1896. sc4ssl 60 1854 SIS 225 53l Inc SO, 59C CO.
The earnings of the Detroit and Milwaukee Rail
road for the week ending Aug. "a, were:
ls05 s35 7eO lsG4. SOS $50 Increase 81, 2l9
Tile Boston Eveaiag TrarcLer Of yesterday
psrs;
hero are some additional calls for money to-day,
But the supply IL large enough TO meet Che wants Of
&2'l0Ytf u fL w eelt Sgtes 81 US Lft g.sEs @s
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Ecccipts Of Produce.

AUG 29-lG.Ot6 bbls Flour. l,JGl bbls. Corn Meal
o. 800 bush. Wheat, l4.500 bush. Corn. 6i2Oi bush
Oats 1900 bush Rye, ls,oO0 bush. Malt 'pkgs. Ashes
9Ol pkgs Lard 591 pigs. Provision, .stc pays But
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Acc,nrNr ox ana Hrps0Y XIV, - }

ACCIDENT on THE HrpSoy XIV, klNshr rive i've, J. ).
onie m accident occurred on iiS A. ST.
s iT1H r Tss n.piesd and the ,' s'
ise ir4ct aad fsa', sdn 'T ean S SD one
Place A. iaT was as Injured he being 'ey Se :.
Ohm . DsEsV %a s misplaced BY some a. nsTos ,
nv S"." majority Of the cars ye r, che ss.
MoHsfs; train was somewhat ST'9 fs3's Is e' esd
rnnnil. as LsLaL t''"A"''
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FROM RICHMOND

A FizzIc-The Days Of Buncombe-M.d.
csty Mt m Discount-A Pardon Di..
gorged-The Pardoned Man Pri.su.,
Of W0r-Tricd and Acquitted-Go,c,,.
rnent NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Statistic.
Gen. Meade - Military Personal
Apartments Prepared for ycG. Dayis
and John Mitchell.
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RECEIPTS

RECEIPTS
Fov rHI Wick FADING TUESDAY, Any 20. 1905.
Sheer sui
Peeves Cows Vcsls. Lambs. SWIM. Toi'l
f0i8 I3y 1861 2l,tl5 8,sgl 1896
1les. were .oll Al the following Marlrt Places;
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QDBio Statssnrart.
e n ms.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Tenlines OF Nonpareil or X inch space ccnStitute
ss'r'S'g ~ DAILY.
Far each insertion, per square, Tb cents i,,
Notices Of Deaths, 30 cents.
Notices Of MARRIAGES. 50 cents.
Relieious Notices 30 cents.
Idvertisements inserted every other day, every
third day, and once week. will be charged &l.OO per
sauare each insertion.
R1sness Notices in Local column, 20 cents uer line
or cach Insertion. No Notice less than ei.OO.
.2am 2uTi WEEKLY.
i,5O per square each insertion. ...I-s
Business Notices 80 cents per line each insertions
No Noticeless than $500. - ,D-L.
Legal advertisementswill be charged regular rates
~ All TRkNsIRNT advertisements must be paid
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DISEASES OF THE BLOOD, &C.

your remedies for scrofuls and blood diseases are
really excellent For scrofula, syphilis, or impurities
OF the blood, | find they never fail to cure when
used as directed i have succeeded in curi g the
worst cases of syphilis now in our hospitals, in the
f. W. II. LESLIE, NJ. d.
Cincinnati, December Is, 1888.
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IMPORTANT, TO LADIES.

Our Periodical Drops will bring on the monthly
sickness in cases of obstruction from any cause
Price 81 90. N. B.-Ladies who are pregnant should
not use them. f
Tonic for female Weakness a certain cure. % 90.
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TAKE PARTICULAR N0TICE-Dr. johnson
addresses all those who have injured themselves by
improper indulgence and solitary habits which ruin
both body and mind, uniting them for either bus-
ness study, society or MARRIAGE. o GniHant sli /
n DR.. johnson has for many years exclusively de-
voted his attention to the treatment Of the disorders
referred to in these testimonials. =. ,,
. ~ Address, b DIR. OHAS. +. JOHNSON,
.sOct10-d&wly. t yf..4.y +ssr4 gs..F4g9
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9 SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT
PRIVATE COMPLAINTS
Chronic Diseases, COnsumPtiOn,
scrofuIa, syphilis, Seminal De.
30 biiity, and all Female Com
1li!S'' '''' PIaints,
DIR. JOH N 8 o N,
No. Ii East Friend Street, ,r
(Thnd Door from South High Street,
NJ. COLUMBUS, o. pur1
Testimonials from the Medical Pro-
H' fessiOn and Others.

Mr.. EDITOR: tits with pleasure make known the
following facts TO the public, believing my testimony
may be Of service to Invalid who has hitherto
failed to obtain relief. At all events am doing no
more than justice to the medical gentlemen Of your
city, in confessing that have successfully treated
several very bad cases Of seminal weakness and fe-
male complaints. by adopting the mode OF treatment
now prescribed BY DIR. johnson. -
For female weakness, do not know Of anything
that can equal these remedies l have prescribed
them for great many ladies who have been troubled
for years with weakness and in every case perfect
cure has been effected; some very bad cases have
yielded TO this mode Of treatment IN the short space
t WE. MERWIN,M NJ. ID.
Cleveland, o., Dec. 23d, 1853.