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Proposals.
II RsEGoYERNMENr SALE
or N
STEAMBOATS, RANGES, AND SaIP-YARD.


orAnrrRNAsTER GfNEEAL's oFr.cE,l
.Al rNAsHiN0roS, DC, July 20, 1855.
Sealed Proposals are inv ted and viii be received
81 the Office ~ the q lartsrmaster General (sureatl
Of Rail and River I. ansportatsn), At. Wasningt n,
y C., until the first day OF september next, at y
o'clock, NJ, for the purchase olthe o lowing named
Steamboats,, Bargess and other prope ~; ]
Side wheel Steamer IhlckamAngs registered
Side-wneel Steamer Burnsides registered tonnage
side-whse steamer Tsemss, registered tonnage
s'de-Fheel steamer Sherman, registered tonnage,
sids-wheel steamer wSuhatchis. registered ton
mage 50 tins. fn.r rr- e arar i
%side-wheel steamer KnoxyHls. registered tonnage
sideashesl steamer Dunbar tSr;ekL registered
tonnage = tons r~y
sie@whstI steamer Kingston. registered ton
sssrn-whesi steamer Kenesas. re gistered tonnsge
1G5 tons.
Stern wheel steamer bridgeport registsred ton
naga, Isl tons. asal aIf lF Nl.al
s%,era-wheei steamer olsion, register ed Onnsg
slsin.whssl steamer Missionary registered ton
mage. fl5 tonS. s 80
stern-yhssl steamer Chattanooga, registered
ssein-wheei steGnelAtansa, registered toussgs.
22l tons. 81
S;de-whcel steamer Resaca, registered tonnage,
loZtOnS "Ha .t.Ia. ea--a 30 -AA. Dig
side-Eheei stssmer Lookout. registered tonnage,
side.sheei steamer stone River. registered ton
aRge, zit to9s n3I DO AHlA OCT ces &
sue Wheel steamer Cllnch, registered tonnage,
tons.
Also, seven "a GdaSale Bargss eco
One hog boats and one Model Barge.v m
All oi Nnieh can. te seer. at Chattanooga Tenn.
Al any TINE prior - the DAY Of sale.
Also. rnT M hnIAawaa - sna
n ndapRertenances ~ the United STATES ship
binding Yard ~ CHATTANOOGA
= II 9e eFlpuou OF Nhch can Be seen at the
onces Of ne Qazroermasters Of Transpo fation az
Cocinnan, Louisville, Nashville. y. Lonis, and a
Proposals are invited foreach b0af or barge sep+
rAleiy me name Of the boat or description OF The
barge 70 De des gnafe 10 the proposal
Afnl description Of the property NAV be obtain
edon appheanoH 70 BrevetC Colonel Arthur EdgarUs,
A.Q. NJ. s.. Louis, Mo. 1
Eaeh envelope contslnin ga bid should be sealed
and eaaorsed Proposal iorS tesrDerss Bsrgesy And
9tner properly az ChattanO ga" "Burean Of
Kan ino Elfer transportation" and Addressed TO
w Sanft nnssar General U. & A. Washington,
Payment tobsm made IN Uoiled Sta Is currency
npon me acceptance Of any proposal, and prior 70
tesdelFeFy Of TOE pr0perty. 49, 1901
Inc Dofernment reserves the right 10 Withdrag
auy q the above properly, andt3 reject pro, osals
Il deemed tDoloW. 500 h I-fs
by order Of the Qusrtsrmaster General. rr- i
LEWIS y. PARSONS,
Bng. Sentrd and Chief Of IA D and River franc
Pof'stos.lml De eani1f a7on Rugs1
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Auction Sale
OF
Rolling Stock, Railroad Iron,
ETC.. Etc.

DIVISION OF THIS TENNESSEE
ab;ef Onarsesnlastex' Office, q. ). d.. X h Z
Nashville. Tenn. Aug. 10 ises-j
TWILL be seld 1t Pnhlic Auction 70 ne hls1er
w BIDDER, the following property, 90 account o
The United States n
90 TUESDAY. September 18th. a. fttsDeIB' n
2qs b4rs Of new seT~ Ka6r0Ed lion. 80,
On FRIDAY. September lob, q LoIs
csr Norks- Coinubns. one, ENenty-Fiveh New bo1
Freight Uar 5 AHt gauge. $50
on MONDkE, ssotember 1shs AZ ne MlcnisAl
Car Company's Factory, 2 etroit Men, f"
New Boa Freight GaTE Q feel guaee
Aiso. on SANE DAf. at the DetrHt Sar (om'
psnys Fsetoc, Thrty-Eigdt NeH flat cas- Efs
ieel gnaee- ! ~ U4l. 49, 4
Oa7WEtN ESDAY, September Ah, $500 =
Bakers Ca Works, Michigan CITY. ma A~Hu5
ave NeE Boz freight Cars. S0et Eaage
Saies 70 AZ II am Terms
Government funds. Sra1L
sugio-td Capt sadAQ AIns-
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1t IS said that Barnumi i worth = mil
hon and a hall, and does not " a dol
lar in The soFld
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For sale.
Chattanooga Rolling Mill.

5l WAR DEPARTMENT,
Once Of Director and Genl Manager ~ RRuS 7
Washington, DC Juy y, lsG5. }
nROPOsALs will be received 81 this 0fiee until
~ O'Clock noon, on Wednesday, September
Islh. 1865, 10 purchase TIE u. 3. MaItaryl Ralroad
Rolling Mil at Chattanooga. Tenni with me ms
chiuery, tools, bn'laifgs. hxtures Snd trsek con,
Chattanooga Railroad /,
Ths mill and ~uachinery Constructed 70 re-noii
Railroad hon are entirely new, and 81 me most IN
proved haIacter.
For mi DESCRIPTION and ceisils Of operaasn. g
pqelty. &c spulS IN persnA Or b. letter 10 u. ~
Ysrd'ev. superintendent G. stt4nCozas Ienn-
Al hds sheuld b. endorsed .ffoposusto puf-
chase Cheft snooea Rolling Nil"
u. c. MoCALBUM,
RrevL Brig. Sen, Director and Senerpi naaageE
Military RAILROADS. Us HestOa
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FACULTY


BzSs. ". DUDLEY. Nd, Emesitus Professor Of
Surgery.
II H. BuIuIrr. MD, Professor OF Theory and
Practice Of MediciUe.
G. ". WEIsHT, MD, Professor Of Chemistry and
Fhysol1gy.
j. A.. IsELASB, ND, Professor Of Cbstetrcs and
Diseases Of Wcmeu and Children.
j. N. B0DfSE MD, Pro essor of Anatomy.
A. r. COOK, ND, Professor OF Surgery
L.. J. FRAzEE, ND, HOfassor Of Materia medicf
aud Therapeutics.
J. D. BUEoH, Deronstrator Of Anatomy.
The Regular Lectures vii commence on the hrs
Manday 10 October next, and co ntinue four months
Good Boarding at from five 70 seven dollars PEI
week
Fees:
Tickets for the Full Course $50 O
Matuculauon zee . =
hemonftrator's 10 .
Graduation % y
For f1rther Information address
angI2l0e III IRELAND, N. D., Dean.
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THE ATHENHUM,

y OON0NENDN@I III
VlHE United States G-oyerumeu. having wlthdrawr
tzclaims upon this property, the exercises q
the School will be T sumed, lGof vi Ing on tht
frat Monday in September, with an adequate corps
| Of alb = add experienced teacheis.
For terms, a. refer 70 r. 8. SMITH
s1g9-5r -
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SOLDIER. who has been disalarEee and
A spent All ha money. vents 70 81 hsed y a
t-i.-.si. - mathaanaiiciar, and would make =
800 eisrf for 4 government Clam Akeh- he
eonis ,reler somsl light employment a.eae H''e1
$500 reofsl Al say Kind 81 uorx, Any one =
. vnsn - address 5. II. h Siass boN
ii-s nashville o, sud h. WI call inmeaa'e'y'
angii-2s -
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Nashville q Chattanooga r. r,
toekhelasrn Meetsng.

BEsue'ss MItpART DIV % THR TESkHssEz,l
Chef Q-uarteunasfers Once, )
Nsshy lie, Tern Augusta 1855.
MR n. 8oRea PTsfi0snt of 4. and Z Rslroads
Sr-Ia GccordErce With your request Of The lsl
irst, The General 8upefinfendent Z. 8. H!ftsry
Railroads has been difeolef % pass hoa 70 NG5h.
vile sueh stookhoiders Ct TIE Nashville and cnat.
tanoOfa Railfoad - desire to aiteEd he reefngo %
tde ian fnsiszs By exhibiang ace7daeate tnsk they
sns stock1okisrs IN that Road. Return ire passes
sill BE- furnished from tins of6eann sppiirstnn.
Very rezpecfhfIy. urcbdeSerFarf-
d I III DOSALEsONfz
a SD BrtL MAJ Gen. aad 8 A. n DIT.
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Mashrillf 9Gni0n.
VI. LILO 4 DOL. P%ahIIshers.


Many Of the Northern papers have
adopted the short-sighted, or malicious
policy, Of SEEING upon isolated instances
Of violence and crime in the Southern
States-especially, if the negro is in
any way 8 victim-and commenting
upon them to the prejudice Of the re
turning loyalty and sense Of justice Of
the Southern people This course is ex-
tremely r~eprehensible. The great ma
jofty Of the Southern people are as free
from violence and crime as any ether
people on the globe. They participated
in the rebellion, because they were led
to believe their rights of liberty, prop
erty and the pursuit Of happiness, were
in danger but having been defeated,
they have accepted the result and are
DESTROYS Of conforming TO it. and re-es-
tablishiug themselves under the protec
ton of the Federal constitution. Some
may make false steps-bad men may
commit crimes-but it is manifestly i'm
proper to hold all responsible. The
Southern people must not be judged
by the expressions Of opinion from this
or that man, nor BY the actions OF
others in a private capacity. When
they speak through regularly constitu-
ted bodies, representing public senti-
ment, then it viii be proper to weigh
their acts, andif found wanting, to con.
denim them.
Suppose we were 10 take up the re-
cords Of crime, We see daily in the
newspapers, and assume that they rep
resent public sentiment ann morals in
the North. We might point to the
murder BY a son Of a mother and sister
for money; Of a father aud mother by
SOM of the hanging By q mob Of ne
groes; and the ordering Of Others ouI
of a State by unauthorized authority
We might, hold up the statement o
the Washington correspondent of th'
Pittsburg Commercial, which declares
Of the National Capital
"Our city is at present a huge den Of
highway robbers, burglars, and CARROT
ers. There is scarcely anight bit somi
person is knocked down and robbed il
the mOst freQuented streets of the city
Hardly a night but dozens OF houses
are rihed Of articles by the cart-load
Men can not 60 TO market Withoutha
ing their pockets picked. No arres
are made"
Or we might refer to the s~tartlin.
fact, that within the past three month
more than twenty thousand person
have been arrested in the city Of Ne'
York alone, for crimes representing al
grades, from murder, arson and theft
down to drunkenness. We might refe
10 tue Thousands Of other instances o
crime and violence, with which tn
press TEEN; but who would justify US j
declaring them to be but the ofispriD
Of Northern society,-as reflections {
the spirit and character of the peopl,
Sin it would be quite as proper fC
such infereuces to be made, as man
that the Northern press deduce froI
isolated instances Of crime in the SoutI
Let Us all be just and honest Sc
things as they are, and deal with thei
in q spirit CT federation and fairness.
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Iron Fronts

nut in their houses, viii find 10 70 their interest "a
tail sefors contrseiing elsewhere. cuiar q.
teaton vii he Isd % the manuhciufe o. AWw
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Fresh ArrIvaI

w - Essa aes
N
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49,
The Machine Shop

fs uudsr TIE fcoztr0l o. his brofheEs o. ".
JONES, ormsry foremen Or ne aeH known fm
Of Merck = Sous, PHlsdeiphia Bath ofas being
rruutaior Sc mechaalfs. SIS needless % say tat
ri 4otk executed az this pisce sil he made - TIE
very beEt men1sE 41d - Ularsltee tat Or prices
usi Be- huch tnatu VII be uu1ecesE1U f0r a1T ore
10 20 ont u TIE ely b bay angling ln sur inc q
basiness, unless theF have more m0nfy than hey
Foow uhntto do vjth. fuly2-3m
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In use IN Tennessee for he las tsen9 years, Ane
parties having Machinery n aAuiactureJ ~ blhs 4
Moor, Wa nod IL 10 their iniere-ttQ hsFe their Re
PAIRS dousa Hess Eorks, ~ no ous Else las Tx
iachtes vi have for such work, and We are deter
mined % do all work entrusted 10 Us PROMPTLY
AND AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
our obie.t being 10 maKe i The iuteEast Of 81 par
ties 70 deal With Us. Every imp oVement IN Ma
ehinery that has for is % ect re saving q lshor
fuel and unnecessSry Eeiaht Of msterlai, viii b
adopted By ~. Parties cOntempia iug "otukipl
OR can Be- furnished with ronlsaha Machinery iOi
boring and pumping, as cheap as thsy can BE nr'
n,shed from rittsbasg. Parues wishing
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Al LOUISVILLE, Ky until wednesday, August
80, II NJ, for the
Model barges Charmer Henry Clay, Voolfolk.
PAYNE No g. and Norton, and flr saFentaen 90
GunWale Barges;
All or Whieh CAP be seen at LouisFlles Kentuckys
until TIE day ofsae.
For tie side-shesl steamboat A January, regis
tered 100 tons
Side-rbeeI steamboat OHIO, (Wreck)
| stern-wheel tug-boat u % Homer, registered l39
tons
Asd thirteen q3) GR~nEalefRarges. rms
| An Of which can bssesn y New Albany, 1ndiana,
rntd the day Of saie-
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At WCKSBURS, MISSISSIPPI, until Friday, sep
TENDER Is. l2m., +
fcrew Tug Belle Darlington, registered 6ttons.
Ous CD HhaEf-b0at, 77fioas- 7
- 0ns il Whsr-hcar, 1I Ions hL.I
Model Barges Porter Rhodes and George B. Me-
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DIED.

BAKFR-on Sunday morning asy 81 Mary, youngest child
Of J. W.aud A. h. Baker in the 10Th Jear Of her
nnsr1 from tLe rs.idepee u her faher No les West
El,yeuth-st. on Tuesday sd inst at O'Clock p m
The remains viii BE- taken 70 Waterfowl N u for inter
menf.
BAGLEY-On Friday May %, Mr.. o. b basieyi aged =
snd lrieud Of the family are respectfully invited to
the funeral from the Rev d.. Chapins Church, No 80
Broadway Monday I'D .nst at o'clock p M without
further notice
COFFlN-At Rrstol. Ind, Saturday. May 20, James T.
ohn Of consumption.
Notice 81 funeral hereeiter
CRIGG-At Greenwich Com. Friday May 10 Ann Fla
third daughter Vi John H. aud ophea Orss ased q yesis
The friends aud relatives the family respectfully invited
TO attend her funeral ri the Episcopal Church Oreenwic
Conn. Tuesday, May o. al T. H., without ilFth"i
frsit iesv.s for Greenwich at 1884 IN
GUNlBs-On SATURDAY. 2sh inst, Of consumption William
A. Olnb. in ,hs SD year OF bis age. 49,
His relatives and friends respectfully invited 70 attend -
funeral on Tuesday 20 inst. from bis lse resdcnce No
20D South Ninth-st., br,oslyn, L. d.
Ii ysTER-At Astoria, L. l., OF SUNDAY. May ~ Anna M,
daughter of Helen D. md the late Cornelius w. Luysie,
Tie friend. - the family arr invited 70 attend te
funeral Tueday, 23d INST. AT z. O'Clock p H. non t"'
r,,id.nc. OF her mother, AZ the above place.
MOTT-At his residence East Saginaw Mich, on Friday.
10Th u., Charles b. Mott, formerly oi NoIwas, C,s IA
the AID year VI hi sse.
PINKNEY-On Sunday morning. Il u O'Clock Niiiun j.
Pasnsy. President OF the AstoT rus Insurance Co., ari .
.hor, and Illness, IN the tH year VI ms age
The friends If the family respectfully invited to attend '
funeral the Church Of the Holy Trinity corner 81 mad,
-onaye and Fory.secondst on Nednesday May ~ st =
o'clock p
SMITH Harlem on Saturday May 20. Hannah n dsnsh-
ter OF tine late John H. smith the 18th year OF er a,s
The friends the family invited 70 attsn tie anea on
Monday o'clock from the Methods, Episcopal
Church. Thirtysevenih st. between Second aud Thrta'es
Bury NE in the sunshine.
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UNITED STATES 7.3O LOAN.
TarRp SERtrs, $3.50, 100000.

|
BY authority Of the Secretary ofthe Treasury the unas'
signed the General subscription Asen. for the sale Of Un'tsT
States SECURITIES offers pubic the third ees OF
ury Notes and three per cent interest," PEI
aluum known as the
These issuea under date Of Jelly S 1893 ana arc
payable years from that date in currency or arc CON
vertibe at the option Of the holder into
! u. 5. 500 FEB CENT G0ID-BEAPJa'G BONDS
These Bonds worth handsome premium ana sre
exempt al the Government Bonds Jros seie County
and MSscpat Taruiioa shch adds from % three per-
rent 10 their rase according to tie rate LEVIED
upon other property TIE nterests payable sen annually
coupons attached note which may be cut of and
sold to any BANK or banker.
TIE INTEREST AT 7.3O PER CENT AMOUNTS TO
ONE CENT PER DAY ON A. $50 NOTE.
Two CENTS PER DAY on A..-.......S1OO MOLE.
TEN CENTS PER DAY ON A.. .....-S50O NOTE
TWENTY CENTS PEK DAY Oh A....--e1,OOO NOTE
ONE DOLLAR PER DAY on A--.------v5,OOO NorE-
Notes of an the denomina.ions named will be promptly
furnished upon receipt of subscriptions
The Notes of thu Third Series precisely similar in form
and privileges the Seventh already rod except that
tue Government, itself the option q paying inter
eat in gold PEI cont instead Of 3O in currency
Subscribers will deduct the interest currency up to July
18th, at the time when they b.crbe.
The delivery Of the notes of the third series q the Seven
thes will commence on the lst Of June and will be made
promptly and continuously after that date.
The slsl change mode in the conditions Of hi, THIRD
sEREs affects only Of interest The payment in
gold If made will be equivalent the currency interest Of
the higher rate.
The return to specie payments in the eyeut OF "ae only
wiz tie option piy gold be avsled Of would 80
equae prices that purchases made with FIX per
cent IL gold would b. fully equal those made with seven aud
thfee-,enths Per cent in currency. Thisi
THE ONLY LOAN MARKET
Now offered by The Government and its superior advantages
make IL the
GREET POPULAR LOAN OF TEE PEOPLE
Less tsn $3.50 cO0 the Loen authorized by Congress
ere now Oh the market This amount at the ate at which At
Is be ny viii ali be subscribed for within si'y days
when the no.es will undoubtedly command premium ID
hss uniformly been the closing the subscriptions
g. other loans
In order that citizens Of every town and section OF ths
country may be afforded facilities for taking the Loan tbs
National Banks State Banks and Private Bankers throughout
the country have generally agreed receive subscriptions al
par Subscribers will select their egeIs In whom they
have confidence and who only be reponsibe Tor the
delivery Of the notes Tor which they receive orders
JAY CooEE,
Subscription Agent
No ia South Thrd-st...
NAV Is 1865 Philadelphia.
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BARRYs TmcoPnERous YoR THE SIX AND

BARRY : TKIUOFHkkOUN FOH TIE NfIA AND
HAIE-PA,ronzed by the principal families Ia Europe and
America. This excellent atcle Is admitted to be the stand
ard PREPARATION for all puoes connected with the Hair IT
prevents IT, falling of Graduates Scuif DandruH 1e and
KEEPS 1t In the most beautiful condition he hsbiui
render. the use Of on poma,u any other preparation
quite .upcrhuous Sold by Newbury Sons, NO - s.
ParFs London; Gsyey No. II Queen, Jersey, Europe
shsyer No. 30 Peediy. London Jonr. Co.. Mas Bon
eyaId De. Capucin. PARIS; Broh No Aoes~orirst, Dub
lin; Autouin Post .irasse No T. Hamburg; Gohnf Vos'
Hamburg; Hcncry, Highest Grcrnsey Oreen Ns.4s High
T., GrnnhAn L.neo'nhlfr, Consaa, Madrid spaini Corjo
Havana Lyman Hrohcr,, Canada Morton Co., NovHSco
tia; Gf,ham Neioundland bursoyne Co. San Francisco
Wsison Prince Edsa rd Island Hampstead, Belize, Hondu
ras Pou Panama Niobey, Brazil. Moss Co, Australia
Iatson, y.fa Cruz Mexico; kennedy, Jaupa Wen, fru,
ala Ioc.s,e Ru.sa; Bsrr.t Chns Mauove. 5span Pm
cipai Office No 81 Pear,t New York and by all drugssa
ti,rorchou, tho United States
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FAIR IN AID or TIE ISoLDikks hksT. -
Several of the little girls Of some OF our leading iam
us. living on Murray HILL held fair on SATURDAY at
.no ahS, in aid OF the Soldiers Rest. These little
80. sere none Of them twelve years OF age yet,
viii cnly few weeks preparation they een'rveG 70
.'..d hv ,hem reached the large sum OF e2,J Ihis
,%.un viii DO paid to the treasurer Of the soldiers
r, r. plsasant 10 see the young children evince
sac degree Of patriotism 81 IL met with sVsrywnsie
Amsng them.
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Business Notices.

bnsin,ss Notices.
49,
TIE CELEBRATED PIASO-FoRTEs.
VIZ K,ABB Co.'S
PIAso-FoR1g WARRIORS
haze been
No. $50 BROADWAY.
(Up stairs.l
GRAND PiASos
UrFf8Hr PIANOS
splendid OF the celebrated knsbe Pianos
Of every style in Grand Square and ufrshs will a~sy' be
found In the new, spacious warerooms,
No g.. BROADWAY
The Knsbe" Pisnos have received the ucs cordial ie't
onis. from the highest Of the musical world ush
THAI BKna GoTTscHALE. sarrER srRAKoscB, MUrro, An
scHUrz and many Others.
J. Bauer Co, Agents
No. ESQ Broadway.
tUp stairsl
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DROWNED On Saturday, while man named
King was being towed in II small boat by the tug Maui
son on the North River and when of the TOOL OF lweh
tieth- st. the boat upset and he was howhed Ahe
body has not vet been recovered
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lAdvertismeutI
ITCH ITCH ITCH
SCRATCH SCRATCH SCRATCH
BLANKS lIcH CERATE
will cure the Itch in hrtysix hours also cures Seald
Head. Old Sores, and all Eruptions of the Skin; con
ains no mercury Price 20 cents per box For sale by
DEMAs BARSEs a Co.. No. 81 Park and all Drug
cists IN New.York.
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MAR RlE ID.

Ca-bonlale, Peln, Thur-day
MAY 10 the Rev Henry F.txsmnion-, James Devn Of
NewYork Anns A. Crazy, caugt,r OF the Hon Anthony
Grady VI Carbonate.
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A HINT TO Born SExEs-IIOw TO GAIN AND
RErAs AFFECTION has frequently been sugges,ed that
PIAsrAros Ir1rK are in smother FORM the Elixir OF Love
Of the Anci.n,s Tia, they do much to quiet fasy ars
and reconcile ho.ful husbands we verify
believe. When domestic quiet Il restored and eonnubai
felicity reign, supreme
How great the chsrm. how sweet the bliss
Tha, hrds expression ia kiss'
free and proper use Of PLANTATION bTrxs VIII inspire
the ~.h pare and hshioned sen,inan's
Of affection capacity fer end clquisiic enjoyment
in zach others society Remember there Is no pace HE
home no pa,on Ike lov,and nothing to linz the two
or-,her and you beth like the sa, Family Bie"h PIAs
TAHOE BfrTrRs
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fAdy-rsement.1
ROBER7 S. NEWTON, M. d.,
r Late
PROFESSOR or SURGERY AND CLINICAL MEDcrsE

PROFESSOR or SURGERY AND CLINICAL MEDcrsE
In the
EoLEcTIc MEDICAL COLLEGE or CNcINhATL
ia now
PERMANENTLY ESTABLISHED
in the City of Newf0rk and gives especial attention TO
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