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uOI FOR GLYMON MT,

A GRAND EXCURSION TO GLYMONT, ur Ter
the auspices Of the JOuRNEYMBN ~H~
BCOKBINDERS' SOCI1TY ofEAA4iS
Washington will take place on
THUR3DAY. 9th of July next.
The Go mmittee have determined to make this
excursion The best Of the season. pains or ex-
pense having been spared te make it comfortable
and pleasant to all who may anticipate.
Those fond of fishing will find this a rare CD snce
to enjoy good day sport, and those fond of
irfYPisa tLe Hight fAnIlstlc toe' viii find he
d. sired VIC
attepdaHca:
Boats viii leave as follows, stopping at AIexan-
dria each wsy:-7h .. m. and O'Clock D. =, - "a
turning &C reasonable hours.
kTickets -. for gentleman and ladies; and An he
bad of any of the committee or members Of the
Society.
CGsnmifss Of Arrangemen,s.- Byrne.. C.
Lewis Ovens. 6. W. Fisher, Chas. T. " aier
YIN. b. Moran, Thos: o. May, Thos Kelehsr, Jas
Hoover. Jos. II. Rollins, J. Mccormick,
ia 2O0oStS
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" FOR 10 DAYsil-Intend raoyine 70 R,itH;
esqd to co9a sell off the entire stock without
Rhine eros de Grain, Lusta !, Six ci1c r9s ae
saeenet; Yeats: Wtrssgping Of White
Csmbric Briliants. Damask Table Olotbs oa Tae
sn ns: ERspsipRs FlapDels il ali ooiors, Dress
s sRsr ~ cost S5 Hoop Skirts, cheaper than
erowd dnrins eau early and late, to avoid tho
,.,o,. B1NJ. NEWMAN. 443 7th street.
yo zoo. Three doors from G. street
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RY WIN. i: WALL Co, Auctioneers
ID Wdshingt0n horse and Ca,rinre Ia znny
50 La. Az, bet. 9th sad 10th sts.
SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES EvuRv
TUESDAY. THQR6BAY. AND SATURDAY.
At 10 O'CLOCK AND HAR.
On thursday MORNING next. 22i inst, at
10 O'Clock. at the Bazaar. will be sold about
FORTY HORSA5,
suited to harness and tbs saddle. A fell descrip.
Including Bay Mare katy Karlins," six years
old this rp,ins. Sold for no fault only because
the owner has no 70 rther use for her. :.
ALSO. &
collection Of New ana secondhand Carriages,
Wagons. Harness. &C.. SC.
No postpcnement en account of the weather.
te 20 VIM. l.. WALL & co., Aucts.
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sas S t.
DRUG Store, Ap6 Sniff
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LOST AND FOUND.

aoRsag P FsnR sw4ssR eP .S so; o
saT; ,ss :6 oass :'ns
p r. BSsS KIa; soss &
Gss lss ssuss "a. 'ss
avenue and paying for this saxsr
and = belt If the fndsr viii leave It At Tie -:
# c Il H s:y,
R:.;; ff *Ats Estes ~ =
I OST-0n Saturday, June l7th, between city
sfS Ih str
be literally rewarded by returning it to 81 4 7th
jsisst- GEORGE T. SMITH CO.
June. SIS. small BAY ootT, sbo1 es' ono %
M
stable corner High and Cherry streets, George
je 1885, JAMES F. Esssx.
7 esT-A CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT issued
l. by the Banking House Of Barrow, McKeldsn
gS pu5s are III sr Of int
purcbasing raid ce'tiaeats, as It has not BEEN
s. s s9
81 S0d EaSs
+ ,ituated Oh street: between I'd and Sd Streets
sssu,dsy nor1i11s Eth DAY Of June 1855, one
Of the underssned The will please 1s ae come
IA yHs 2 sEG9 R
M No. 44s q street. near Depot,
Sworn to and subscribed lsb before me. this 18th
oA 9e % S 81 EDaa AZ BATES p. lsea
l on saturdsy morning, june 3D. a small bright
Blllnaslee Had on when he left home a woolen
JACKET and pants. ore knee Of the pants YES
shouts si sb.1RiuI! rsesivsa ne ter vasls
will enforce the law against all SO offending
le 1887 Southeast corner eth and SITS.
NOTICE. TO TH1 PUBLIC.
DIs1RIcT OF oeLuNBrA, County of Washington
This is to notify the owner or owners thereof,
the S found epd
Of 9bi Ws, ana two medium sized DOGS Of
and paving charges. Apply On the premises:
o. ftssrisondalls eanis FRANCIS Htipgiy, ana made
iscorrect and true.
Given under my hand and sea. the 10th Of June,
ie Ie-3t' Justice Of the Peace
si.s s ! aoRss also. one dark I Mule;
away. VIM A, NEWMAN.
Js ISt- Captain Capitol Police.
I oST.0n the morning Of the 18th instant.
y CH1OK. No II or 10. drawn on Jay Cook &
20, IN favor OF Picherell q Co. Payment has
DENNIS E iiS kFns srs ss sr1
s0d p Co.'s Banking Rouse. corner Of 10Th
I EFT AT PARK HOTEL STABLES, 9TH ST.,
- on or about the LIST Of June. a dark bay MAZE,
about six years old and about Is han S high Tue
Two right feet are white; crippled in hind legs
Inc owner viii please call within ten days from
TINS nth DAY Of June, pay expenses and take her
for her feed. " f"'
Je H-6t" LOUIS BHYER
&S0 REWARD.-Lost, by a gentleman on the
gs1O Light OF the 18Th of May. on H street,
near fourteenth street. GOLD LsPINE
WATCH pade by Bergman ct Fills: Geneva. hunt
ing case, thin, chased, and with shield ID out
slde Tor name; also, CHI ain attached, heavy gold
links in tbs ssoter with small connecting chains
at each end The catch for the button hole for ed
key, which could be pushed in and out at pleas.
ufe. he hnder will receive the above reward
Jeps ~ tlegaa1ns A. No
je N-5tt
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PERSONAL.

pR0LIFIC,Mrs Williams the vile Charles Will
= iiams tcolored) living on 20 street near M gave
birth to four 81 rs on friday night last Mrs Eliza
Petn teinon Scoiord) living on % street bet and
s9as -. IA Star Monday night It~
NOT1eE Those persens WHO 61s esua OF me
the four new Frame Houses. containing -
fOoms, on 90 street, are requested to come for.
ward by the 25th instant and pay q deposit, they
will be for rent or sale. Also, wanted PAINT
ER Appiy to JOS: kOBERfsON, Ne so Pros
HALLS vEeaTAgt5 .s55cILIAN HAIR RE
Has proved itself to be the most perfect prepara-
ton for the hair ever presented to the public
It will restore gray hair to it's original color.
IT. IT. VII seep tue hair from falling out.
It makes the hair lustrous and silken
II is Splendid hair dressing; ,,.,
street and Pa. avenue. and b! GHss & GATLY,
corner Of 9Th And l ats Washinston. D O. and
town. and by all Drugsists. 1e207w'
7 HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT WILL NOT
CARTHY from this date. b. A. MCCARTHY.
June 10. 1865. je 1857
nEAR HRIHND.-Ths Captain is now sound
- man, and thanks me for recommending him to
whom ne Vas treated 80 honorably and skillfully
DA DARBY is still at 499 7th street. je ls.lms
DEsERT1D-On the 9th inst from the Q. 8. 8.
Y.,d Msfe 1%HN ksad # the WsshngtSn Navy
E.ss oi B. m ao oiifes Com m.nd.nt
A sTROLOGY.-MADAME KROUSK will give
"A Information on all the affairs Of life, and 10
respect TO all other subjects She be consulted
a. all hours OF tho day and evening. Gentlemen
q large as life Residence AS Sd street, bstwsen
"a. aV. and street. jeHlwr
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Ssuz<HEALD'S AMERICAN BRASS BAND ~ =
1NHString Music furnished when required ~
A: HEAD. lie ader, No AGA II st. bet sth ( 9t h
T1LnR. Director: No. 4s7 = st (Navy Y'd)
A. P. SHERMAN, Secretary. je IL tsls
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GERMAN LINEN

Just received new assortment of the best kind
sheeting, Table Cover, DC. Purchaser will dnd
me at Nc. ~ 18th st., bstEsan Pa. aw. Gnd y St.
my SOL T. LEFO.
ORANGES. APPLIS AND POTATOES-Just
~ received from New York and for sale cheap, at
Wholesale and in small quantities. to suit pur-
from the corner of 10th street. js l6-3ts
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WHITE, PINK, BUFF, AND BLUE.
300 pieces Of the above very scarce and Desirable
Goods just received and viii be sold low,
ALSO,
TARLRTON MUSLIN
for covering Pictures, &c.
JOS j. MAY 4 w.,
3OS Pennsylvania avenue,
le Zut between 9Th and nth .ts
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OWEN o'HARE IT. V. EooNAS
O'HARE & NOONAN,
PRACTICAL PL UMBERS. STEAM aNnGAS
FILTERS.
Nc. 4O2 street. between 9Th and 7th.
Washington. D. O.,
Are prepared to exc cute all ORDER appsrtaining
to the above branches. on the most reasonable
terms, and in thorough, practical and workman
like manner. Oharses moderate. jeI4-tf
I LIGHTNING RoDsi -
- LIGHTNING RODSlI
The undersis ned is prepared to put up Lightnin Q
Rods with plat'na tipped points in the best man,
ner and at reasonable terms
Also, BELL HANGING done In the most
Work done In the country at city prices
g. SCHNEIDER,
al Pa. av., bet. 10th and 18th sts.
e12.lm$ Up Stairs.
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VICTOR BloKIR. PIANO TUNER, AND
REG uLATOR,
Established in 1885, and formerly known ss tuner
for Chicferine Sons for Warrington.
Orders no. RECEIVED at Dempsey O'dGois's;
10th sts., +. O. Rsichenbach's Piano Rooms, 49S
18th street. near Pa. avenue my Sl-I2ta
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CLIFTON HELLIN,

com.rtnsrsb;n arato,nra .r;ltin ip.EThe
tual consent JAMES T. GLOBE
JOHN J. MILLER,
JOHN o. COX
ashlneton, y. C., June IA, 1866. je M.lw&
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&h0 REWARD.-Lost, by a gentleman. on the
near fourteenth street. q GOLD LsPINE
WATCH made by Bergman ct Fills. Geneva hunt
Ing case, thin CHASED, and with shield ON b ont
side for name; also, chain attached, heavy gold
at each end The catch for the bu ton hole cd
Key Thich could Be pushed in and out at pleas.
eiSsd Rx !lsGa,ins :. room
Je list
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Al Remark from Chemical Annlysis.l.
k1RTEK A OARBFUL EXAMINATION OF
HILABOLDD PREPARATIONS. they enjoy o
utmost confidence. Weconsider them safe ana 10
liable. N1VEERG YATES.
Philadelphia. June Eth !. 1860. mar ASSN
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pay any debts cont acted by my wife, ANN Nc
CARTHY. from this date. d. A. MCCARTHY.
June 10. 1865. ie 10 6tf
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All persons indebted to the late firm Of Nc
GRIGOR & ZIMMERMAN, are notified that
Snless their accounts are ssttled up by the Let of
July they will ba put into the bhnds Of IN officer
tcr settle ment. Il. ZIMMERMAN & CO., No.
ySo ssh street, sre authorized to receipt for the
late nrm. js5-6t
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For One Dollar
II "a N(11G A(Ol111s
which they need not pay until IL is known what
drawn, and ~ Ealne. Entire Satisfac ion Guar
antsed in all cases. 4.
THE EtREK [ GIFT ASSOCIATION I

1 ~
Would call attention TO the fAct Of its being thf
erg nal and Largest Gift Association in the conn,
| try. We arc therefore enabled to send Finer
f1oons ana gave better chances TO obtain the more
Il valuable prizes, than any other estsbl hmept 81
the bind. The business continues to be conduct
cd ID a lair and norable manner, and . large
ana greatly increased trade is proof that our al.
ona appreciate this method of obtaining rich AID
elegant goods ,aaseaa 81 u sl~ TT
1s Daring past year this Association has sent
psFtH of The country. Those who patron,ze ns
Will receive the fal yasre of their noaev, as n
article on our list is worth less than one dollar
retail, and there are no blanks t'H =
Parties dealine with as may depord on having
prompt RETURNS and the article draRn will be inn
msola.e'y sent 70 any address, by return mail
The folio Eing psxties have xeceutIy drawn VAL
aADle prizes from tbs Eureka Association, and
have kindly allowed the use OF their names MANY
o5her names might be published were we per-
Andrew Wilson, Custom House, Philadelphia,
"a, OfI PAINTING, value 500; James HargraVes,
81 broadway New Yors, Oh Painting, worth
Kansas, Meiodeon worth $500; Patrick ]. Byrnes,.
waterbury, Cono., Gold WAITE worth 9125s j. " &
shaw, "a East Gath Street, New York, Piano
worth $3.50; Mrs. Charles J. Nevis, Elmira, N.
4, Piano worth $3.50; Miss Lucy Janswsy, BItniI
ra, N; u Diamond Cluster Ring worth $500;
u Pennoyer, City HOTEL Nashvillei Tenn,
1870 Reg Ind. Vols, Nashville, Tenn, Watch
worth Ss5; Rowland s. Pa tterson, Co d, 10th
iowa vet, Vols, OIL Painting worth 500; Mrs.
Abbey Parsons, Springfield, Mass, Nicholson
worth SloO James L Dexter, CITY Surveyor, SYRIA
case n 4, Gold Watch worth $3.50; Mrs Jas Ely
e. wooster street, corner Becker, N Y, oil
Painting worth 800; Mrs J Coles, Grand Rap
las etieh igans Silver Gator worth $40; DR. J r
Sanelsfr, No aain street, Utica, Y Framed |
engraving worth $25; hon Luther Detinola /
y Washington, d @, Oil Painting worth $780,
Letters rom various parties throughout The |
country, acknowledging fha receips O. very valu- i
Aoie giits, may be seen ON file in orr ofce.
TO be Sold for enc Dollar zach,
without regard to value, and not 70 be paid for
until yor know what Won. will receive: -.
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Hama Vegetable Sfcilfam Hair Re-
newer has proved itself to be the mest perfect
preparation for the hair ever offered to the public
1t is a vegetable compound, and con tains no fn-
iurioua properties whatever. n setsH ss k-@-N
IT ILL REST0RE GREY HAIR TO ITS
ORIGIEAL COLOR. 14EfJ 80
IL win keep the hair from falling out. 7x.sr 4
IL cleanses the scalp and makes the hair soft,
lnAtrous and silxen.ss 49,. .g..esS III -
1t n q splendid hair dressing.
No persoa, old or young, should fall to use IT,
III Is AEO0MMENDEDs AND USED By THE
FIRsT NJ EDTGAL AUTHORITY. SO k-t.
ear ASK for Hallss veeetahls sicilian Hair Re-
newer, and take no other.
aflssss 3. p. HALL q co., =
fe-sslra Nassau, N. f., Proprietors.
For sale by KELLER 8 WHITE, and Drug.
gists generally. oc25-6m
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hole III bis pocket, Gha same one II
/ which hia Bible was. The knife hAd
1 slipped through the hole and lodged dowr
4 IN the lining and cotton Waddinn of the
breast lof 4hR aid saDEk AHa falkSit, ahd
I his uncle tried to get il ont What dc
Ycu suppose Christliebs uncle found
down in that queer placer The very
papers which had been Lost for so many
yearsI The seals had been torn away
but the papers. we're unframed.
He conIds now prove his Innocence.
Ii was a hAbp aiiba for bothH No sleep
! came to that mans eyes. His heart was
oVerAowing with gratitude and gladness,
for be could show 20 al the world that
heshad been an honest man.
4 As soon the next day as the banks
were opened he,Went to the one where he
had been cashier The clerks looked Rs
him with contempt and disdain. The
president refused to take bis hand when
he came in. The honest man then took
ont the papers and showed them to the
president. VINO was never more surpris.
ed in his life than when he read them.
Soon the whole story of their being
found was told, and all the officers OF
the oba1k were called out to congratulate
the man who was innocent, in spite of
aiI that had been said. against him. The
banker to whom they belonged was i'm
written to- He came at once
to- Hamburg and had an interview with
ChristIleb and his uncle Ernst. He was
20 affected by the whole transaction that |
he said the following words, after he had |
learned the poverty sof the whole family
Had received the papers (which |
we're worth SIX hundred thousand dol |
aEs--I should hrve invested them in I
stock which has proved worthless.s By
FOUR losing them you have saved me
hat amount Here is third part of /
be. sum, for you both and your friends"
Christlieb became d large mefchaut
n Hamburg, and on the first page of all
lia ledger books he bad printed the mot
D which was in bis Bible You might
ave gone into bis store any time of day,
nd you would have seen in a beautiful
lass case that old oyercpat of beevTll:
10th which he had worn when boy.
lis uncle again became an officer in the
ank, and was never afterwards ACCUSE
d Of dishonesty. What little reader Of
HE Nj METHODIST will not say:
The ways Of, the Lord are good and
tond though many thorns may
ierce thoseswbo walk ia tHem." ~ - q ~
/
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Bg- 4 CHANCE TO OBTAIN ANY CT THE
ABOVE ARTICLES FOB ONE DOLLAR M
PUROHASINESs Ae6EAEET ENVFfD BIZ ron
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
80 biv. Sealed Envelopes will be sent for 81 !;
Eleven for g.; Thirty for $5. bix,v.eve for si0s
One Hundred for SIS. AGENTS WANTED
= ssons are desired to send United States
unnecessary. - l~-STe ssees sfs
Orders for Sealed Envelopes mast IN ava,sv eass
d accompanied by the Cash, with the name of
ths pssson sending, Town, County and STATE
pia1nfy writtenx sLsttars should DO addressed 10
the managers, as follows:
GOODWIN, HUNT q co.,
Box 500, Post 0fIlce, New FORK.
"a 49, Ocl0 fa s.IgGsa
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Ma. 10 First St.
JAnUEss, FRENCH 4 CO. g.
HOMEOPATHIC.
HUmPHREYS.

HUMPHREYS
homeopathic SPECIFICS AH
| AVE PROFEDf FROM THE MOST AMPLE
- experience, an entire success: Simple
Frompt--Ehicient and Reliable. They are the
only medicines perfectly adapted to popular use,
- sim . that mistaken cannot be made in using
them 80 harmless as to be free froIa dagger and
soefiieient as TO he always reliable. they have
raised the Highest eommendhtiou from IN and
VIII 81 ~ ,saIs rsnder satisfaction. 500
ES NJ b. !. IEsvers, Congestion. Irfianmations IS
NJ 3 .s Es.-srssass Worm Fever, Worm Collie %
80 pA-~atc, or ieething Of In
No l0iarrhosa Of Children 81 Si,. = e
10 Eysssnterry, Gripping, colie,......... 20
70. p" C'HoAera Morbus, Nassau, Vom.
30. = Coughs, Colds. Bicnehiiis ..:..... Is
no. neuralgia, Toothaehe, Faceache rs
No. !" HeadRehs, Sick Headache, Vertigo 25
no. ~ z Dyspepsia, Bilious stomach !. -. .2s
re. u . suppressed or Painful Periods..... q
Sc Y :. Sshitess too pfofpsa Periods. rs
no. - = Group. Cough. difficult breathing Is
no " = ssAt Rihe u "a ysfpeas, ruptf0n rs
20. 70 Aheun1 atfems Rheumatic Pains 25
no. no., 10 : sysrs aid Agps, 0nni Foyer,
~ - q que .................... 80
80. ~ = klses, klndfor blsedsng ......a..... 90
No. 20 !" yVhoqgfDg Cough aud FiolsntS Z
No 10 -, eo
10. ls : ptha1ny and sore or weak eyes SO
NO. y - Asthmas oppresFsd Breathing -. SO
No ~ ! y ar Discharges impaired Hear
...s.s....s.s 50
No. - serofula, Enlarged Glands, Swell.
- .l lngs.-... -. ............ so
no "a" GenrreA Debility v, and Physical
- oil Weakness..... ....,.,s.. so
NO % I" 9ropsy and scanty secretfone - so
NO. 70 = SEA slcknesS ssickness from riding 90
No. "a g Kidney Disease, Gravel. y sd
NO. - "A erveus De biIt9y seminal Enis-
=, II sions, Involuntary Discharges. 100
no. ~ sore Month. Canker...........,...5 so
70. sV oEinary xneontfnence, Wet
- ing bed. 80
no. 81 stRalnfui Periods, even with
rpasins secs. ......... s............. so
NO 81 N Sufferfn gs, chang Of life ...... lou
no. % " ~ RateP&eY4 spasmsa and ST. Wits
Dance 90
No n y AEshcriaS Uleerated Sore Threat 50
ls FAMILY. CASES.
35 vialss raor'occo' case, and book...... $40 90
~ large vlais' IN moroccos and bSok....... 90
~ 40 plaza case, and boek........-.. 8 90 |
10 ioozes Nos TO I5l.and book ..........;.. 3 90
" E TERM 4RV SPECIFICS.
Mahegany lses, 10 $40 90
single xials with eirectEo i 90
I s1 Thqse Remedies, by the case or single hox, |
We sent g any part Of the couatry, b. mail or |
espress, free Ct charge on EeeeiPt Of the price.
HHMPHRKY's SPECIFIC
,.t0MGpPATHI0M EDTcINE COMPANY,
onae ard Depot, No. 562 Broadway, New York I
DR HuaPHsEYs is CONSULT d lafTy a ofssra
pefsolallylor by letter, as above for ali forms Of
disease = - = -. ~ ! y II
- FERRIS, SPARKS A CO.
$50 WholeAafe AGENTS., Evansville. Ind
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f. is OFTEN fHE RESULT.

Is OFTEN THE REsULT. tIk99E
BROWN,s BR0NcEEHAE TROCHEs
HAVING A DIaEGT INFLUENCE TO THE PARTS, GIVE
IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
For Br0nchttisg Asfhmas Catarrh,
COnsnmptiveRnd1 Throat Diseases,
brooches ARE USED wifH Always coon SUCCESS.
SINGERS 4 ND RURLIo sPEAKkGS Il.
will find Troohes useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving
ae.throat after unusual exertion of the vocal
organs. The Trochss are recommended and pre-
scribed by Physicians and have had testimonials
from eminent men throughout thecountry. Be
ing an article of true merit, and having proved
their efficacy bya .tst Of many years, each year
finds them in new localities in various patts Of
the world, and the Troches are universally pro-
neunced better than other articles.
OBTAIN only "BRowas BRcEcHlAL TRocHEs,, :
and do not take any.of the Worthless Imifafions
that may be offered. y a. 4 Il IL \. = /. & = \
Sold everywhere In the United. States, and In
Foreign Countries Mt % CENTS per box, (. 4
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DIE 4aiGg 9a!trte.
SATURDAY y. 49,. nEeEnBEk 20
The cont OF Beaver Cloth.

fAdaptee IFoaa Shs ae~man foF lsn h4ATsfppTsr. 4
A STORY FOR TUE LIl'TlE F0LKs.
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Gard TO Invai,ds.

A Clergyman, while residing in South America
as missionary, discovered n saafe land simple
aremedysfdr the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early
Decay, Diseases OF the Urinary and Seminal Or
gGns. and the whole train Of disorders brought on
by banefdl and viciolis habits. Great numbers
have sbee1 already cured BY this noble remedy
Prombtediby q desire to benefit the afflicted and
unfortunate, will aend the recipe for preparing
and using this medicine. In sealed envelope, to
any one who needs it, Free Of Charge sz
Please enclose postpaid envelope addressed
10 yourself -@& Address, s AN
a z 49, JOSEPH r. INMAN, 5,s
jy27, sns9 station d, Bible House, n. VI City. 4
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80 81 EG4A14A NIJTIC y
HOstefter,s Celebrated Stomach Bit
ters.
READ REV w. B. LEES LETTER. 81
"a Brooklyn, N. r., May 2st6, 1866.

MKssRs. iHosTETTKR SMITH:
GentlsBaeH Il have used your Bitters during
the last six weeks, sad feel u due to you and the
public to express my hearty approval Of their
effect upon me. Df1sver wrote as puff ~ for any
onss and abbor'every thing that saVors oil quack-
cry. But your Bitters entirely removed from
theJsyel OF the HostrGms of this day, being
patent elike 20 all, and exactly what they profess
to be. They arc not advertised 10 cure every.
thing, but they recommended to assist nature
in che alienation and ultimate healing of many
Of the most common iRfirmities Of the body, and
this they win accom- pfiAh. I had been unwe1I for
near tive months, as Il usBaI with nse dnring the
spring. i was bilious and suffering from indi-
ss-tion, and general disease of the mucous
.membrahe, and though coInFsIied to keep at work
in the discharge of my prcfessiouaa duties, was
very weak, Of yeilJw complexion, no appatite.
and much Of the time confined to my bed. When
4 had been taking your Bl tiers werk my yigor
returned; the sallow complexion was all gone, I
reifshed my food, and now I enjoy she duties OF
the mental application which 80 recently were so
very irksome and burdensome to me. When
used your Bitters, i fell change every day.
These are Jacts.s All inference htstsbc mads BY
each individual for himself sftE4S s4ii9t
Yours,reWectfuIIy,
W. ID. LEE,
Pastor Of Greene Avenue Presbyterian Church.
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