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..es.E.,,.. POTOMAC

ss5lgGzez has TRANSPORTATION LINE.
aszs-saza -afls" The steamer EXPRESS, Capt. E. A.
wharf every tuesday,. at o'clock P NJ. Tor
a E9A ND RIA, TASHIN GTUL9 a Nd
GEORGETO WIN,
Making Freight Connections at Alexandria with the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad to Lynchburg anu
other. points, and also making the following Way
Wbar Cuomen BaT stones Is' Wbarf
Wharf Plowdens Wharf Bluff Point, Popes Greek,
Matthias Point, Nanjemoy Stores. Chatterton Land
ing, Smiths Point, Budi's Ferry and GIymont.
Returning, leaves Washington at a. NJ, and
Alexandria at A. NJ. eyeTv Saturday.
son, leaves Baltimore from Pier No. s Light stree
wharf, every FRIDAY, at 4 P. NJ, with Ehrougl
Freight, stopping only at Piney Point, Foxwell's
Wharf, Lancaster's Wharf, Powdens Wharf aud
Glym0nt. Returning, leaves Washington at 6 A. NJ
and Alexandria at A. N. every WEDNE,D DAY.
For n, further Information, apply to A. NEEDHAN
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DAILY COMMERCIAL,
BALTIMORE, md.


AS tne season of our favorite fish is at hand.
cne following tribute to its excellence and hints
LOT Its cooking from an appreciativa ,orr,,ond
IN the Round Table are both t;no1u anJ
interesting: -i''y anu
"A few strong fnned pioneers preceda the
Sranu column, each anxious no douh+ ~
az; the honor of being the first sbod
he serried battalions follow fast in the Tyaio
OF tne single spies, and towards the close Of
April; they swarm in our tidal waters fron,
Maine to Georgia--the meanest runnipg MN nm
the Savannah River, and the fattest and finest
dashing into the Connecticut. Some noorIe
suppose that the shad improves while in mort
But that's a shallow mistake The unctuous
creature is in its primest condition when it
arrives. Then its large eyes are brightest, its
silver scales most dazzling, its membranous
rulings Of the deepest scarlet, and It's flesh of
the most enrapturing flavor. That it loses its
appeute on the coast seems certain, for no
Shad has ever yet been taken with bait. A
lew years ago somebody announced in the
papers that 1t could be caught with a fly made
OF the wOol-duck's feathers, but the story
proved to be a canard.
~ here be Cloths -abhorred of tasteful arts
'ologlStS-who will hack shad to pieces and
COOK the fractions in a frying-pan. The fish
should be split open, carefully cleaned. broiled
whole on large gridiron, anointed with fresh
butter, and served smoking hot. No condl.
ments are needed, except salt and white pen.
per, for broiled shad hath SAVIOR that no
sauce can improve. The more insipid Goldfish
and the drier bass may require a dash Of
anchoyy or soy TO give them zest, but your
broiled shad contains within itself ambr0sial
elements which it were treason to the palate
to disguise. Some epicures prefer the fish
baked, and really, if the stufling be judiciously
compounded Of egg, bread crumbs, lemon and
thyme, and duly seasoned, baked shad is not
to be despised. The barbed bones of the alosa
are its only blemish; but the man who would
torego the luxury rather than take the trouble
to weed them out, is a being whom it would be
mere sycophancy to call an indolent imbecile."
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COMPANY.
UNTIL FURTHER ARRANGEMENTS,
On and after WEDNESDAY, March 7th 1866, the,
steamers will run as follows: leaving Light sire
foot of Camden, at o'clock A. NJ, viz:
Steamer KENT,
Captain VIM. R. Norman,
For Annapolis and West River, daily and retuf
SUNDAY excepted.)
Steamer CHAMPION,
Captain J. R. Griffith,
=, For St. Miehael's and Miles River Ferry eve,
Tuesday and Friday, and return same day.
For Oxford, Cambridge, Denton and intermedi"
landings on Choptank River, every Wednesday
Saturday. returning on Thursday and Monday, lea
ing Denton at o'clock A. M.
All Baggage at owners risk.
All claims for goods lost must be made within tnlr'
days from date of shipment.
FREIGHT received up to o'clock Pm;;rnroN
ja27-tf G. h. CANNoH'
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STEAMBOAT NOTICES.
sew LINE STEAMERS.

s1~ NEW LINE STEAMERS,
seesssssSaESzz@ Spears Wharf, Foot of Gay Street
SPRING EXCURSIONS.
Cheapest aud most interesting of the season.
p RICHM0ND via CHESAPEAKE BAY and James
River.
The elegant and New Steamers of the Now Line,
now so popularly known, leave Baltimore from
Spears Wharf as usual, at P. NJ, daily, Sundays
and Richmond. The Steamers comprising the New
Line are the George Leary, james I. Brady, John
sylvester and Milton Martin.
, The James River being navigated entirely in the
day tlme an opportunity is afforded of viewing the
many many interesting points on its banks.
inc Inc 9ooTe steamers are all new, powerfully con-
and obigng clerks. Passengers must he careful ct
me depot to ask Tor Tickets by the New Line. and
IL effort shall DO spared to merit continuation of
the liberal patronage already bestowed
fd 3aliroaq freight received up to P. NJ, other
ap loft 7. BlRCKHEAD, Jr, Agent.
OLD BAE LINE sEEA NTuRG
FARE GREATLY REFUGEE,
Tho 0nIy Lime Carrying Tie II. s.. Mail
& aEls s -
Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad.
D@A1 = --1 ''' NORFOLK,
AND
WELDON
THE sEABoARD AND ROANOKE RAILROAD
OPENED BETWEEN
PORTSMOUTH, AND WELDON.
The New end Elegant Steamer,
THOMAS KELSO,
CAPT. GEoFGE W. RUSSELL,
and the F2E0rite Steamer
ADELAIDE,
CAPT. JA"Es CAENO.,
vi Lne OlD BAY LIZ nov daily, (eyneut
connection with this important routa
to the South.
Through connections are made by the OLD LINE
Bay, Steamers vita the Sedboard and Roanoke Rail
road on Sunday Mornings, at Portsmouth as on
wharf
Foor OF UNION Dock, DAILY AT ~ O'CLOCK, P. M
For FORTRESS MONROE, NORFOLK
PORTS NJ 0 U TIL.
Where they connect with the SEABOARD AND
ROANOKE RAILROAD for Suffolk Black
water, Edenton, Plymouth, Weldon
Raleigh. Goldshoro', Newbern,
Beaufort, Wilmington, and
ALL points in the
South.
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THROUGH TfCKETs.

route via Weldon end GoldsbcCc TO 90 tho ;nost eg-
ped2foas and economical.
Passengers are notified tnas this is the y Steam
boat Line by which lhrou-h Tickets a. sold ana
Baggage Checked over tho 327hu2rd End Roanokr
Railroad, and by which Passengers make connections
going South.
Passengers taling the A. v. Train from New
York, 9l5 A. n. or 1.50 A. a. Train rom Pailadei-
phia, and $50 P. NJ. Train from Washington city
will connect With this iino. Passenge-s and Their
Baggage transported free between Railroad Depots
and StsamCrs.
MOORE n. FALLS, Prs3iden1.
WM. c. SMITH, Surerinteud't
Baltimore Steam Packet Company.
e. g. CHIC, General Agent S. & Z. X. X.
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EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Tire Steamers STATE OF MARYLAND and
PETERSBURG are now leaving Light street wharf,
for Petersburg and Richmond. every WEDNE SDAI
and SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 8 o'clock.
Returning. ley will leave Richmond every WE'D
NESDAY and SUNDAY MORNING.
For freight or passage having superior state-room
accommodations, apply to
J. BRANDT, JR.,
President Powhatan Steamboat Company,
80 Light ST. Wharf
p S-pasSare incIudinp meals "a m90ff
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They will also connect with the James River
Steamers for CITY POINT and RICHMOND. And
and Friday mornings, Tor Cnerrystone and Eastern
Shore of Virginia, and on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, for Mathews and Gloucester counties and
Yorktown.
as-EACIEG IS STRICTLY PRoEr2IrE0 ON THIs
LIVE, ample time is given Tor Ell is connections
wlGhout the ne ,essity for pushing the Boats.
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sEm~ FOR EASTERN SHORE. Va.
klESSAmkr And
P0C0M0KE RIVER, MD.
Individual Enterprise Steamboat Co.
On and after TUESDAY. March Goth, 1866. t
steamer Massachusetts Capt. W. I. Neasey, win lea,
her pier, foot of Camden street, every ESD .
and FRIDAY EVENINGS, at 8 O'Clock, for Pc
colleague, ChesconnesseX, Pitts Wharf Rehobe;
New Town, and intermediate landings on PocomoA
River to Shad Landing.
Returning will leave Shad Landing every THUR
DAY and MONDAY MORNINGS at o'clock, sto.
ping as above, and arriving in Baltimore before da,
on FRIDAY and TUESDAY MORNINGS.
Conveyances can be had at the different landin+
for Eastville Drummondtown, Princess Anne. Sne
Hill, Berlin and other parts o. the Peninsula;
Freight received on TU ESDAYS and FRIDAYS t.
4P. NJ. Fare SIS. Meals and State Rooms Extra.
All Baggage at owners risk.
fel5-tf CHAS. K. CANNON, Agent.
Ns1 EASTERN AND WESTERN
~ IL mi vi SHORE STEAMERS,
RsXskkSaMaMMA3szA OF the
MTTTIGTTa RRrTERPRR&R& RTE MI
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These instruments have been for thirty years be-
fore the public, in competition with other insuru-
ments of frst-class makers, They have throughout
tnat long period, maintained their reputation among
every quality found in a frst-cass Piano.
TARERO0IR,
No. $50 w. BALTIMORE STREET.
Near Etltato.
Every instrum emit guaranteed for Eve years teI-1s
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..sZ;ia@ FOR 4sGFERTHUllU AND
ssSSSsAzk~ EsALH saUNB,

.baltllnoTe St3am RACKET company,
e. g. CHIC, General Agent S. & Z. X. X.
Hucu f.'f!Oyx0R paassnc,r i pPnf ;o1Z-;T
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Purchasers will be allowed ten Q0 days for the re-
moval of property.
Terms Cash in Government funds.
G.. w. BRADLEY,
Colonel. Chief Quartermaster
Middle Military Department
ap1S-tMy1st ADREON & co, Aucts,
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Passengers Transferred to and from all Depots and
Baggage handled free of charge
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TOHN O'HEILL Military Attorney and Solicitor
81 OF CLAIMS, rTosecutes all classes OF CLAIMS
against he government for cIuzels and solaisrs.
once So Gee AZ street, Nashville, lem lnoW-ou
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DE-. John Bull
Louisville, Kentucky.

HIS nimFatle preparation Of sARsAPARILLA
mas louE stood at the head Of the various com
pounds Of that valuable drug.
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Discord in the Reconstruction Gem
mittee.

DiscOrd in the Reconstruction Com
mittee.
This Evenings Star says that it has
transpired that the proceedings of yes
tsrday's sitting of the Reconstruction
Committee were of a character to Sc
sirously alarm the Radicals, who have
been disposed to fight it out to the bit
ter end, againSt the Presidents policy.
Report has It that Mr.. Boutwell,, of
Massachusetts,, broke ground by OPP
posing the whole scheme of enforced
negro suffrage, urging the adoption OF
a plan of reconstruction basing repre-
sentation upon population, excepting
from the representation Of such males
above twenty-one years of age IS are
not voters, and leaving the whole ques-
ton of suffrage to the States. Mr..
Boutwell, alleged that two or three New
England States were all that could be
counted on TO sustain enforced negro
suffrage. Mr.. Thad. Stevens opposed
the proposition of Mr.. Boutwell, with
considerable heat, declaring that if the
Committee commenced 20 recede they
might as well give the whole thing up.
Senator Howard and Others took part
in the subsequent debate, and finally
the Committee adjourned until Satur-
day without action Or. C'H. C0m'
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- A Physiological Nius Of sIasriazsi-
Containing nearly , page, ant laU tine Plates
sud knEraFlngs VI the Anatomy a. Che human Ca
gans IN a state o. neslth and us-a-a, with Iraa-
nse on kaTiy Eron, ss Nep.uuuo Consequence
upon the MIND and Body, Vuh tde Authors Plan
OF 1reatment-the only ra-..ua sud successful
mode Of cure, AZ shown by lle report el CsaHa
treated. truthiul adviser 90 taa 90 armed. and
those contempa-n g msrrsse. uIH entertain d1sulF
Of their physical condluuu. -ell usa rI uosfsro So
any address, on receipt of % cgrls I'M stamps OF
postal currency, BY a1dres-IaE IIl. la CkulA ~.
81 Maiden Lane, Albany, ~
The stlihor may % cuusul.st upon any Of tho
diseases upon which bis uooh treats either person
ally or BY NAL, ana medicines sent 90 say par oi
the world. uctla-6m
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An Old sensation Revived--Alleged

An Old Sensation Revived--Alleged
Developments in the Burden MUIR
der.
Bosrox, April 26 The Newburyport
Herald publishes a statement OF Chas:
H Golden, in Jail there on charges OF
burglary, in which he claims TO have
been very intimate with Mrs. Cunning
ham and family, and knew ali about
the projected murder of DR.. Burdel, 10
Bond street, several years ago. he
saws, among other things, that Mrs;
Cunningham offered him S2o'OoO ana .t
her daughter, Augusta, in marriage, II
he would murder DR.. Burdell, by whose
death Mrs Cunningham would get
100000. He declined the job, but
took Augusta to the theatre returned
to Bond street, and slept in the house
that night, knowing, before be went to
bed. that the murder had been COM
mitted. The confession looks sensa'
tional, but may be true.
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Batchelor's Halr D,.t

Tho Original and Best 10 the World
The only true and perfect Har Dive. Harm
less, Reliable and lnstantauras. Produce
immediately splendid Blala or natural
Brown without InJuring the hair or akln-
Remedies the OH elects Of BAL dives. Sold
BY all Druggists The genuine is signed
William A. Bachelor. Also.
RcgCncrating Extract Of NEsFsnrs. for
RESTORING and Boauti ,slpgtic Han.
CHARLES BATCHELOk, NEw Yosx.
sepl5-ly
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Chicago has surpassed her horror Of
depositing dismembered bodies Of the
dead on the public highways, by an at
tempt Of a tender-hearted female 70
bury babe alive. A woman from MI
waukee, stopping st the Matteson
House in that city, went yesterday TO
an undertaken and purchased small
coffin. This she conveyed 10 her room
at the hotel, placed in il living infant
and then fastened on the lid Fortu'
nately she had been watched, and the
child was rescued from q horrible death
by sufOcation The woman, our cor
respondent quietly adds, was not ar
rested-CiR- Coa.
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Strange story about stOnewaII Jack

In Norfolk (Va) letter to the New
York Tribune, the writer says state
ment was made to him, few days ago,
by an ex rebel officer of Stonewalis J ack-
sons command, which on subsequent
inquiry ne discovered to be true
Speaking of Jackson, his old associate
said if he had been in command OF the
rebel army after Antietam the war
would have been brought to a close,
for that Jackson proposed to Lee and
other officers that Mcclellan should be
delicately approached with a PROPOSE
ton to place him (McClellan) in com
mand of both the Union and rebel
armies, and then dictate to the Admin
istration satisfactory terms for peace,
which at that time would have been
the deposing of Mr.. Lincoln" but Jeti
Davis got wind of the plan and 1t fell
through ave thought, the secesh
officer said, that the United States
Government had become aware OF such
a plan, and that was the way we &C
counted for the fact of Mcclellan be-
ing relieved from the command OF the
army"
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Mr.. Wells, President Of the Revenue
Commission, in response to a letter Of
inquiry from Secretary MoCulloch, says
that il would cost $3.50, 000, 600 to equal
ize soldiers bounties on an equitable
bazis, and that the sum could not be
paid without heavy taxes on the ne
cessariez Of life
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Go to Bryant, Stratton a Co.'S Nashville
Business College for q thorough sducntiou
in Bookkeeping, Penmausd-D. CONNER
eial Law, Commercial JaIcu.su5us. Part
neIship, Settlements, &C.
SEND for College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, SIRAITON q co.
oCtiS-Iy.
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The misery Of being called upon sud
denly 10 make an extemPoTe speech
was once got over by . noted Engiisa
mathematician, who delivered himself
in this fashion:
Gentlemen, a morbid desire for
originality prevents me from saying
Tais Is tie pTosdest moment q ~ ere
and it does not occur 10 me 20 say any
thing else"
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COLGATE's HOTTysonp

This eeiebraiei TOiiss soap, ta such universal
demand, is made from the choic.,s ,,,t.-,l. ID.
said and s~olisnt in Is nss-re. rrAsrsuuy
sesnisd, snd extremely bsusaeisl in ID, .rton
upon The skin For sale by sl DRUGGISTS sad
Fancy Goods Dealers tet8-IY
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SPECIAL NOTICES

. Aofos R1rHa.--Photogrsphs Of Geperal,
7 edsral and Conledersie. Tbs $500 ~.
lection m the vest, for sale. -soiss-I, ~,
Ce.Al,- kemomoer the place, Galiorv oil ~
cumberland, 2sCedAr stsosi, opposiis 60
may2T-tf
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TIE Bridal Chamber, An - 81, -.
ana lnsirucron ior Young Men. A., =. -, -
lsL.e ireaimeni or nsesses q ~ 'r-s.-- -
aeAia ols-ells--aeut frea, Ia 49, -.
Aolle-sl IT. y sAllIlN HOuGEFtlE. R.---,-.i
-. - npriG-lF
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NATURES
OWN REMEDIES
Empire Spring Water
Congress Spring Water
Columbian Spring Water,

mo natural OF artih ial compound has yet been
~ discovered or manufactured that equals these
waters As preventative relief and permanent cue,
for many temporary and chrome diseases, as prov
ed by the experience OF many thousanGs Hno nave
drank then for yeais With the most beneficial e.
gaafa
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NTOTICF Having suggested % the Clerk of the
N County Court OF smith county, the insolvency
of The estate Of G. W House, deceased, ] hereby
notify al persons having clsims against the said es-
tas 70 de them with the Clerk Of said Court on or
before the rpt Of october next for nr0 rata Of card
tstste properly authenticated, or they VIII be for
ever barred. end an persons indebted 20 sad es-
tie viii come forward and make paJmeni imme-
dstely. THIS, April oh, 1860
BF G SMITH, Admir-
orr10-u orc W House. decd.
UAnTED-MaruedL Lanes whose hesitn vi
w not admit Of an ialrfa-e Of Iamiy, send 3
cent STAN Tor Dr. Stuarts Pr.Tate Circular % Mar
red Ladies' and common sense VIII ell you N -
No HUN BUG. Ali communications sire 5 conn
DENTAL DR.. DUDLEY STUART,
aprIs-3mwe P. q. DrRaer sos. Chicago i'll.
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Smith County Court At Carthage Tenn.
MCAka BULBS. lsl1-

Smith County Court At Carthage, Tenn.
MCAka RlLE5, 1874
2. n. Lancaster, etul,
Peulion-
j. r. SMITH, ei a.
on motion of complainaufs solicitor, and lt ap-
pearne D. tha aatsfartoo Of The Ciurk, tnat sisr-
IN Po.sIL samuel PsseIl El.ah Powell. faraih-a
Lancaster and husband -- Lancasaafi Nancy
lane PoHelI and fhe aid0E and children ri y I.lrl
ID Powell. Fraucs Rltnsru aud husband --
Robinscn. Dahney Lancaster Eliranein l-.cl ald
william Rch, James Lancaster. Nalltalei ial. al.
Ter, Hszekiah Feagans and vie tet9sia feat-tiIs.
are non-residenls OF toe state Of Tennessee, Hs
that tha ordiua process Of laH cannot Pc served
upon them
IL Is therefore orierad that publication p made
IN The Nazhs.fIp truion a naNalaneF rlni.alafi NJ
The city 81 Nashville. for four slae taaiFe weeks. re-
curing sd Defendants 81 appear core tle O. unity
Jourt o. smith. 90 or before ne ufal MONDAY .u
May nexf tIeoei then ADD here % pisad. ausaer
Or domur 70 cornpainauts tlls or tne same a.il b.
taken ior confessed snd sat doHa Tor bearing en-
parte, A. o. tnam.
nsrH-sfE r. W. TURNER. Clerk.
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So FER E R S
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!

TARRANT 4 CO.
Gentlemen~-I am q resident Of Curacoa, and have
been disposed 10 write - you concerning the real
value Of your SELTZER APEklENT a. a remedy
or Indigestion and dyspepsia. desire 70 express
10 you my sincere gratitude for the great benefit the
BEEIZER has done my wife.
For four or i've years my wife has bean sadly
afflicted with dyspepsia, and aiier being under the
treatment Of several Doctors for two three years.
she was finally induced 10 seeE the advice Of 3
learned Physician, Doctor Cablals, % Venezuela,
EhO immeda' ely treated her with your HFEk-
VE5CENT SELlZEk APERIENf, she began 70
improve az once. ana IS now PEkFEC fly WELL.
feel &c % be my duty for the good Of humanity %
make this statement feeling thai medicine 20 val
liable should be Eidey known.
trusting you will give this publicity, and repeat
ing my earnest grsutude and thanks.
am very respectfully yours,
s. D. q. HENRIQUER
New York, June %, '65. Merchant, Cufaoao, s.A.
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In Dyspepsia,

and iis attend ant train Of symptoms, e acts more
LIKE A CHAkM than q medicine There D. roth
ing in the whole range Of MaterH Meclca that can
or moment bear q comparison with u in TINS as
ease.
A fdu aocount Of tbs wonderful psnt may he
found 10 the Ilth edition OF the L. 5, Dspensatcry
page iss7 snd 1855
a aories Of experiments In which DIT. Bull has
teen years engaged, has Just be- n brought 70 a
80 cessful termination, and he Is now enanled %
oder % the public combination OF OkbhON win
other approved tones, the whole preserved 10 She
flst quality Of copper distilled Bourbon Whisky
which be d confident has NJ cquai m The Worid.
He might furnish volume OF certificates but the
public have long since lesrned 10 estimate such
bings By their true value. The safest plan is Tor
every one 10 test for himself the virtues new
medicine.
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Ginseng. Feather, sseawar.

rFyHE highest market Prcs al b pad. 10 eoois
or cssh- al tbs DING store of ~ II iz-,-.-- u
Co, No 81 North Markst street. Con Well ~
alandl lor Ginseng. Feaihara aEd Eaassar -
uuch - n, 90 IA ainaeng salled
jEaia-a
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We Ask

The suffering millions IN cur land % give this
remedy trial convinced thai BY H. timely Use
many mag b. relieved. many cured Of Dyspepsia,
Heartburn, sour stomach, sick Headscue. Dizu-
hess, Indigestion, tiles, CCBuveness, Bilious Al
lacks, Liver Complains, Rheumatic Affections, ac-
kead the Pamphlet Of Testimonials with ga. n bot
IT, and do not use ths medicine aatinst the aduce
Of your Physician.
Manufactured only BY TARRANf a CO., ~
Greenwich strcel, New York.
nzrFor safe ~ Ell Dr'iEgiatu. mys II
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Without a Rival.

Aud Justly deserves Che reputation IL has 50 long
enjoyed IN Central America and the West Indies. -
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CONGRESS WATER

Ia cathartic, alternative snd tonic, and s valus-
bic remedy for affections 81 the Liver and kidneys
Iyspeps A. Gout, Chronic Constipation and Cutsne-
Gus diseas es Is a most powerful preventive Of the
Feyers and Bilious Complains, so prevalent N
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