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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-08-14

~ WALL PAPERS, N |
WINDOW SHADES,
-. PICTURE T II a NJ ES,
CORDS 81 TASSELS.
Having purchased the Paper Store of ;'etlcr-
son Tacey, No. III, King street, [ hereby an
nounce to the citizens Of Alexandria that have
now on hand and am receiving a large and we'll
assorted stock Of the above goods.
Picture Frames made to order.
Carpets cut, made, and put down to order.
Also attends to the making OF Curtains, and
repairing Of Venetian Blinds.
Country orders solicited.
NH l6Stf ...-..... GEO. H. SMITH.
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GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS,
in fact his entire stock ut very reduced prices.
The public are very respectfully invited to give
him call before purchasing, as great bargans
will be offered. HEN NRI COOh,
ap 2-tf 81 ENG street.
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THE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY.

Chickahominy Bittcrs perform more cures,
and in shorter time, than any other remedy
ever discovered for Chills and Fever.
Those who have become invalds from fre-
quent attacks Of Chlls and Fever, have been
perfectly restored to health in few days, by
the wonderful operation of Chckahominy Bit
tiers.
Thousands who have used them need no fur
ther evidence Of their value and happy restora-
tive powers The effects Of a miasmatie climate
upon the human system is to produce loss OF APP
petite, debility, and general prostration of all
The vital energies. By the use of Chckahomlny
Bitters perfect health is restored in few weeks.
Chickahominy Bitters are the best known
remedy for Dyspepsia, General Debility, Loss
Of Appetite, and the best tonic used. We re-
commend it to all.
Manufactured exclusively, in Richmond, Va,
by A. H. NEWTON, and for sale by all the
principal druggists.
=. JANNEY & CO., Wholesale Agents,
145, King street, Alexandria, Va.
@g-Thc trade supplied at the proprletor's
rates. jy 23-tf
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS Gum
IN Opium, Camphor, Quinine, Morphine Blue
Mass, Gum Arabic, Borax, Pearl Sage, and
Tapoca, Ayres' Sarsaparilla, Cod Liver Oil,
Jelly, Hampton's 1incture. Cann9n's Btters'
Liquid Rcnet, Rewards Tonic Mixture Lind
sey's Blood Searcher and Iodine Water, Fresh
Turnip Radsh and Spinach Seed; Lewis Pure
White Lead, Raw and Boiled Linsecd Oil, Tur;;
pentinc, Alchoho, Coal Oil, Machine Oil, and
Neatsfoot OIL Red Lead, Ltharge, Patent Dry
er, Chrome Green Chrome Yellow, Venetian
Red, and American Vermillion; Window Glass,
of all sizes; White and Dark Glue, Concentra-
ted Lye, Crude ? Potash, Extract Logwood, Mad
der, Birthstone, Flower Sulphur and Alum, SUI
pcrior Furniture and Coach Varnish Brown
Japan, Black Asphaltum and Parafne Varnish;
genuine imported White and Notified CASTLE
sor Soap, and Cogates' Toilet Soaps; Paint
Brushes, Hair Brushes Tooth Brushes, Fancy
Toilet Goods and Perfumery-rccciYed and for
sale by JANNE1 q CO,
iy loft Ids, King street.
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POTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.
GARDEN SEED.

TRESH s. GENUINE GARDEN SEED.
At the solicitation of many Of my customers,
I have received q fresh supply of
GARDEN SEED,
Flat Dutch Cabbage, Large Drum Head do,
Onion Seed, Flat Dutch and Red Top Turnip,
Rute Baga, Ice Drumhead Lettuce, Brown
Dutch and Victoria Cabbage Lettuce, Green
Citron, Mangoes and small Gerkin and Green
Cucumbers for Picking, Scarlet Chinese VIM
ter Radish, Black and White Spanish, Waite
and Yellow Turnip Radsh, Field and Cershaw
Pumpkin, Nonpareil Caullower, &c. oor,
HENRY COOK,
jc 9-tf 80 and 224, klng st.
BREAST PIECES.-A nice article of Breast
u Pieces, received and for sale by
J. C. MILBURN.
aug 9.tf corner Cameron & Royal streets.
porAT9o;sEss:; 70 s:.;u. !. .nne,;or cargo Of Maine
Potatoes, for sale by
NH l0-tf NJ. ELUhlpGE q w
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TESDAY EVENING, AUGUST IA, 1866
PAPER HANGING.

Has resumed his business at the old stand,
NO, 15S, KING STREET.
HIS PAPER HANGING DEPARTM ENI,
contains as usual the choicest, both,
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE,
Of the most celebrated
FRENCH AND AMERICAN MAN u FAC
TURE,
suitable for Parlors, Dining Rooms, Halls, &c.
All orders for PAPERING Private Dwellings
and Public Buildings will promptly executed
in the most superior style at tho lowest prices.
The many years experience in this business
makes him conidentin giving satisfaction to all
that may favor him with their patronage.
, Ot-tf ...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-08-14

VEAST CAKES S.-VANDEMARK'S Fi.-
I NOUS CONCENTRATED y YEAST--the
very best and healthiest COMPOUND i0r paging
in usc-for sale by y. Z. MlEbo hN.
aug S-tf Opposlte Ine .harkeI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-08-14

CPEAR'S PATENT
y FRUIT PRESERVING SOLUTlON,
for the preservation Of all kinds Of Fruit, Veg
etables Jellics, Cider, Nc, SC, without Sugar,
and without sclf-scaling or air tight Jars.
One bottle will preserve l29 pounds Of Fruit
or 4S gallons Of Wine or Cider.
Cheap, Hcalthlul and Eftectual For sale by
HENRY COOK,
aug 4.tf 80, King street.
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EUROPE.
London Dates TO August and 6 by the
Atlantic Gable.
Further Details Of the Arlnistice.
BAVARIA TO DE INCLUDED IN II
Wurzbarg 10 be Occupied by tle Frussiane
aud Meutz to be Retained by
the Bavarians
Admiral PersanO COWt-Nartialed.
AUSTRIAN 7RGOiS TOURING INTO TIE
lYR0L.
NEW ITALIAN LOAN.
AUSTRIAN 7RGOiS POURING INTO TIE
PYR0l..
NEW ITALIAN LOAN.
The GhoEqFa EHcFcaeing ih
England.

AfIY FAY. Ircsday Aus. s-IV T. VI.
Tie sioamcl Bringing tie following messages from iho
cal e auiyod loc from porau. Basque 81 o'clock ilis
cyer1e. Another steamer Win he due at o'clock to-
morrow morning.
The hove dispatch fom AsIy Fay is a he cXplana-
lion We have logmdipg ne calc Noihug j. said ofc-
go,hcs dle Of iodays date aluoofh private aid doo
nc dispatches were received OF The latter datcl
TIC following lI.la'ob Was received IL us cay y'si'i.
PRUSSIA AND BAVARIA.
IoSroy. August 3, isCt.
Before tic amsdce lad lecl O2crded 10 Bavaria Tic
Plusian amy had moved npdly and secured agOod foot
ing They are forcing TaIG eunoncy upon tie people
Iiy The sgfeemolt The PTussians are TO occupy Wurz
burg but the Bavarans are 70 retain the fortress at
MGz. The Baden rooIs len it yesterday and The wrr
tem1urg 'rooIs VII leave il Oh tie SD ilst
THB RHINE
The river Rhine is reoTened.
AUSTRIAN TROOPS ~ THE TYRoL.
During the last three days, the Ausrans have been
pouring INTO The TyTc Bavaria 10 the number ofabout
forty thousands.
TIE ITALIAN SAyY-AuMlRAL rERsAso.
Tho Italian navy is TO be recognized.
Tie CONTINENTAL Of Admiral persano, who recently
commanded the Italian feet, is progressing.
an ITALIAN LOAN.
new italian loan Of three hundred AID Gfty million lire
has been ordered
SWISS TROOPS.
Since The signing Of the truce, part of The Swiss troops
which were guarding De border, have been disbanded
TnR CHOLERA.
Inc cholera Increasing in England
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LoyDoy Monday, August 4. ls5G.
Ccnsos closed at s. for money. United States Five
Tveniies CSl; illinois Central Railroad, %.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LvrRIooI. Monday. August q. lstt.
CoTToS- The sales today have been 5000 bales. The
market is fat, with a decline OF I'd. per pound.
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THE PLAINS.

TnE ISDIAy wAR-ATTACK on TIE WHITE Roca
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ NEwMExico|
TROOPS FOR TIE FRONTIER.
Special Dispatch The y. Y. Tribune
LgAvESwogTH, Tuesday Ang. T. ltet
The Indians made raid upon the settlements q
White Rock a tributary OF the Republican. They were
dressed in SELLERS uniforms and armed with reyoyes
saheFs and carbne They stole all the provisions ooLef
and horses from the settlers and captured women ard hef
child and took them with them After committing tie nost
feDdsh outrages upon her, they e her iDsensibe Sic vl
found the day and brought into the settlement The r
dams gave the inhabitants notice to leave stating that ile1
bound to have their hunting grounds and would bold
them die and said that there we're great many sans err
eanzed to drive the whites away from their bunting gfoSnass
Indians Powder River country have been stampede
ing stock committing other depredatons in Ms,so
They assoed Mexican snd drove of large amoBn, Of siee
Troops ordered the ner by Gems Grant etI
Pope The greatest exciiemere exists there
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NAVY GAZETTE.
By Telsgfsph.l
DETACHED.

By Idsgsphl
DETACHED
July 31-Mate Charles W. Morgan, from Washi
iuon Navy Yard aud ordered 20 steamer Monoeacy Attn
Pes,ed Assistant Surgeon T. " Green, from Wasbnttoq
Navy aud ordered 10 duty Naval Laboratory New
York Acting Boaiswan Jeremiah Harding from reeevne1
ship Vermont on reporting OF relief aud ordered to steamed
Mohican Henry Msson from Special doty
Providence T. L. and ordered steamer Mohican SuIeto
Thomas Dllsrd from NsyyYsrd Philadelphia ard placed
waiting orders.
ORDERED.
July 3l.-Srgeon Lewis J. Williams to duty az Phllhcslt
phs Navy Ya Bostswsn Haowel Dickinson to reeesing{
ship yermonii Psymsster George X Martin to steamer MOI
h!ean
WAITING ORDERS
July 3l.-Cbief Engineer Is. f. Chasing.
APPOINTED.
July a5-wilm Jones OF csnandaigus. as Acting
Boatswan.
RETIRED.
July 3l.-Leu Sylranus Bsckas.
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army GAZETTE.
fRy Telegraph ]
ORDERED.

ItezrapHI
ORDERED ft
Col. Osborne. late Assistant Commissioner II
freedmens Afifs In Fcrla 10 return 70 his hone 10 ~
mustered out OF service. s..t,
PPLfEyED.
Breyet Lieut. Col. A. X smith, Surgeon United stete
Army from duty Department CaroDas. end ordered -
Philadelphia to settle bis completion OF wllth -
will report to tho Slrgeon-GeneTa.
HoSoRABLY DISCHARGED. HItl
July 3l-Hospital Steward Edward Alexander to est9
him Ia accent appointment az Acting Suyso3 "a
the Department Of Forids Acting Surgeon btn3
emin Marshall July % Acting assistant Paymaster r. u.
r. Harris Sept 10 Acting Carpenter Riohsrd ia:eA'
ford Sept IL 1855. 's....s ..rr FOL
HONORABLE MUSTERED OUT. Ill
Carts Nelson T. Strong Blake, Michael = CTcsvef
Greyet Majors 10 effect August 81 and Veneer Beys
omuissary Of Volunteers Caps Gus Arts
and Rufus {. SwOpe Assistant euartemaseIs u ID
NninI
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
ANNUAL MISUNDERSTANDING sAvAsTs PREskK1
INTERESTING PAPER FROM PROF. AaAssu.
epeeisl Dispatch 10 The N. Y. Tribune. .f..l


INTERESTING PAPER FROM PROF. AeAssIz. p
Special Di.ps,ch to The N. y Tribune. ..slf ti.HlIi
NORTHAMPTON, Mass, Tuesday Aug. T. 1854 .
The National Academy of Science met in this towd
today 1t incorporated BY Of Congress approved
March 1862 consists Of 20 members selected for emreIt
scientific ability and aainmens and Is intended work
alone AID in cooperation with the in artherDd
Of science Immediately profitable IL
Government and country The Academy net at n, ID
the County Court Room T. the absence Of the PrssdeD
Prof Bache Of the Coast Survey the Proc
Henry Of the Smithsonian Institute took the chair Pofes
orr Louis gsssiz wacott Gibbs and Benjamin Pierce
Harvard College President Barnard and Professors TerI
Rood and Rutherford OF Columbia College Prof. Goyet 4
Princeton N j. AesTs j. T. Lesley Lecante and Fraser 4
Philadelphia Lee Lesquereux Of Columbus, D. a, Gorll n
Cambridge Mass and W. d. Whitney Of Yale answered "a
their Admiral c. H. Davis and Prof Conn Of fd
Naval Academy afterward TO- Prof A. A. Gould n
Boston and Prof W. johnson Of Yale College have arrived
In and Gen. Barnard and others will be expected tot
morrow. 'ia n
The principal action this morning to appoint h
scientific sessions at M and The business sessions 81
p through the week. and select Thursday evening i h1
public delivery Of euogy upon the life and character 81 I'D
late Edward Hitchcock Of Amherst College former meaer
Tie euogy viii be pronounced by j. p Lesley Papers veTs
read scientific session this morning PhOtoDed
Method by Prof o. " Rood; on Nornsl Map Ofthe sc'd
Spectrum by Prof waco Gibbs the Traces ofGlaceIs
under tropics-by Prof Louis Agazzis. All these e.ed
questions and discussions The latter, Which embraced 10
result Prof Agazss explorations from the Valley q I'D
Amazon called Lively interest aud discussion that tie
subject was ordered TO be carried TO the meeting
tomorrow Many valuable papers have been entered for rea
ing and an interesting and profitable meeting antcIat'1
Tie academy will adjourn on Saturday
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NEw.yonK UNIVERSITY coNyoCATrsN

FOURTH ANNUAL ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF ExAMisAs
TIoNs IN COLLEGES.
Special D,rsich 10 The y. Y. Tribune 60 .... .....
ALBANY, Tuesday Aug. 7. lsce.
The University Convocation, or Association \
Teachers of Institutions under Of the Agents. began
fourth annual meeting the Capitol today Many huDdee
members were attendance from all parts Of the state
Various papers presented aud discuss The report
Special Committee from the Inst Convoeation rteonmend
ing uniformity Of examinations in a Colleges throughout ito
State and a resolution recommending admissions u
College cd eandem except upon examination were adopieA
The Convection wiz continue until Thursday night GoW
Fenton received the members his residence this syeng
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FIREs.
pLYMOrTH. MASS.


PLYMOUTH, Aug. THE large brick building oon{
nected with the Plymouth Cordage Conpanys works vs4
destroyed BY e this morning With its na:hnery and ge
sured The valuable steam engine OF the Company sa,sd
suspension Of business vii be partial and enpesy
PITTSBURGH, PA.
PrTTsBuRsH. Pa, Aug The extensive oil re1
anery known .hs Peirolie Oh Works, and cwned b1
Messrs wirmssr Myers Co.. totally destroyed BY ire
last evening Loa, 5000
BOSTON.
Bosroy, August The tank shed belonging to
the Kerosene OIL Works OF W. j. Psrscn Co., East Bceton
was entirely consumed BY DIRE about o'clock this eyenit
The tanks which conaiaed about 200 b5s OF OIL and which
are Underground were MOI nlasa About ~ empty osrs
not far from s50)O The property Is insured
GOYFSrOwN, q. II.
MANCHESTER. \. H., Aug. "A IRE today
OF st God,town destroyed tho large stocking factory
belonging to It's nsgaboring farmers Canoiugham. ess
$1,000; Insurance $4,000 The are also destfcyed D. NJ
Burroughs carriage shop aad Grsss blacksmith ahep
SARATOGA.
e.p,roaI Aur s-Midnight.-A IRE broke out q
css :, s T:s essss ~;
Hiram Palmer. provision dealer ana ~. ns1sbt ~ rs
rss SssHh o re-. @
wafer There danger OF tas dTo e2saans 10 peioDgy
further south from the same osuss
SECOND DISPATCH. =
SARATOGA, Aug. 8. Leo a. nth, Columbian
gss os,ss as On tSs hos so in rsd for atous
100000 Krggsrs toss sSN)i insured Tor ssie kexns
5000 sr o. zoo raiae, 5000, i1.,rsd for 800
5000 The furniture va, not a,arsd loss siooe Tie
house saved attsr rscsyi,s co,,ldsIaols daIaSs
stocked with liquors Loss 90 b. removal; insured
A. B. B.oEssi owa.A ths hoIss ocOapied b. Palmer =
sryAMsR BURNED.
NEW. ORLEAys Aug. The Steamer Madison, Of
Pittsburgh in the trade o Der urpsr deck by FIRE as
night Los 5000 she SsLtially insured.
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The Explosion OF tho steamer Gen. LYLE.

CINCINNATI, Tuesday Aug. T. 1906
The steamer Gen. Lyle, which exploded at Beth.
lshsu Ind yesterday belonged to the Cincinnati and Louis
vile Mail Line The disaster Is the drsi serious which
has occurred to this company Tie total number Of killed
and wounded is not yet aseertaned.
Nv W. iS,t ls were SrsI and about 10 wounded
Mos, Of the killed were deck hands Ten Of The wousdsd
died q, Madison Iad to-day At the aqosr hel al Madi
.on tl, morning the ury condemned both boa for racing
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From Baitims ore.

RNTNORE. JuesdsT An. :. 900
Thoroa, Swami IT, son OF Gov. I. swami died today.
Tho new registration OF voters commenced to-day IN All
the wads. and attracts considerable interest nom ihe
cBnrs being made by many heleioorc excluded on ne
Of political parties n ihs ciiN and S."ie VIII OF 'otn"
+'lela ,el NUN - ~ .sss.sS ~ .sAas,aS,
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prohab,e Homicide and su,s;d,.

ROCHESTER. n, " Tuesday, Aux :. ls66.
A man named Alderman shot ni3 brothcr.in.law
uapel Bartlett AZ HadsjuTg Oreahs County las evening
durns quarrel a. AldernsS house Blgtle. will probably
die.
prisoner In eusoig ~ policeman from Syrscuss In the
5 train cas-, rom his ctv this morning Jumped from
car " iudow near Warmers Station. ,ni was killed
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TEE KENTUCKY ELECTION.
The Cepperhsnd Majority from 10000 10
10000.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 1.-The returns from kentuchy
indicate Democratic majority Of from 1900 10000
LOUISVILLE Ky Aug 7-T1e journals account Of the city
election yesterday gives Hobson 9s7 votes and Dnya 4
Clerk of The Court of Appeals Conn received SAT- ana
Johnston 1000 Clerk Of the County Court Craig received
100 Harberon 3345 for Judge Of the City Court Mar
shall received s4 for Appellate Judge
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From Sew.Orieans.

NEw.OrtrANs Tuesday. August :, .si5.
The city is very quiet
One bale OF cotton cetired Ody chasing good
Mddngs grown in Jeie Parish. Louisiana. Cotton
safe. baes Low Middlng }a5c. Receipts during
last four days GA bales against ~ Of fst week "a ore
81 bales. Rank Sterling ,a Sew iorl IarhnHre ~ dis
count Freights 90 AcW.lpk '.' Co. Jlfuyot 'lori
t.rl.J 4.
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CANA ID A.
q ~
RESIGNATION OF MR.. GAIT,

RESIGNATION OF Mr.. GAIT,
sgss Oi,p,:eh 10 tbs n. \. Tribune
OTrAw, TUESDAY. Aug. :. i.s6.
Mr. Gait, Minister of Finance, has resigned. The
alleged difference with his colleagues 90 the Lower
Canada school question Parliament viii bs pror'sa At 'he
end Of this wse.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

The following details of news anticipated by tele
graphic dispatches 10 addition TO the extracts pub
hed Yesterday from our European 6es by the Morayian:
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Kau.n,-The we.,hsr-Crop,.

sps.,- Dispatch 10 Tbs n Y Tribune.
LE.yESwoRIH Tuesday. AuxI's'. l''''
The weather is very hot heres iOj IA saaie lac
CROPS IRE the most 5onneous gathered n Ainna
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'''s' IN "' ''N'''' '"' 49, ,,.,,yvssg,,,
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N"'"h1 re- TO-
Ran M,N,.i, al, IA ssl Roadway March 10 isss
Ds,s SIR tai. Ees IL Terrifying TO the sr''sordn'y
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AmsUbs' Of ny f'H b" been i'' m'a' yea" perfect martyr
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SPAIN.

THE CROWN TAXES 10 Re PAID ~ ADVANCE.
MADRID. Jaly 2i-Eyenlng.
The 9 Icen has ordered the taxes on private urop.
erv 81 no Grown 10 De ad and D. months ~ advance de-
lslDg hat sie wishes O. fitIc tic fu,i,es lr~eiy ioI
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Robbery at Long Rraneh.

I0NO ~ NNll- IIesdar. Aug :. lktb
TIE cottage of Mr.. ". Child, was robbed las; righo
90 Nlaahes 10 tie amount ot S,uo. Tie iiiO,s uvalsA
N4lit.. es.sSNoa.
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render every assistance in their rover but must saw
form impartial Judgment myself on the matter
that the preliminary step 20 bring about better state Of feel
ing the part Of the people h tie entire withdrawal Of the
police the Park mink that unless some scp Of that
much TO Geloe than those which have already
taken ulace.
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Fsu ne Re-, rhoms, Winter D. Pastor q Rosboosh Bay
tsttlmch.
B,ar s Gs Il du. 10 your preparation, Hoo6srds
s5usn Bs1s to add my testimony reru'ston be-
.l,.nse have for years. at tines been troubled w great disorder
o. ny lead and nsrvoa, system advised by fnd to try
aet. q yeur German Brs and have experienced great
and unexpected relief MY very materially benefited
eo.essrty the article with similar
"a nv ew and have by many u their coed sneet
Theoretically vcurs. 4. WINTER.
Ro1Jerough. Pa
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Admiral Persano COuTtNartialed