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FROM EUROPE.
BY the Atlantic Cable
ENGLAND.


LONDON, Nov. 22-Eyening.-A la-ge guan-
uiy OF arms designed for the of the fsatNns
were seized on board the Liverpool sound
stssmer at Cork
] he PARIS correspondents OF the London Post
says that he relations between England aud
the United States will soon ~ critical
The crew OF the schooner T.. NJ. DYER. watch
was abandoned a. sea, have arrived in ing
land. The captain, maze and two men died
from exposure.
LONDON, Nov. 23.-Mr. Dsrgan, an lrlsh con
tractor. has suspended payment HIS liaon-
itiss estima ated At E1.Ou0tgO sterling but his
sssets are considered good.
schooner was seized to- day oy the Govern
mept authorities at Cork on suspicion OF hAy-
ing Fenian arms on board.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Nov. 23-La France editorially ad j.
mits that the departure OF Macmillan from
Mexico rs likely TO take place at any momenl,
~ has not already been accomplished lie
Temps says the French will OUT Mexico
speedily and all together. The Monneur main
tains silence on the Mexican question.
vienna, Nov. 22-Admiral Tigetof, Of the
Austrian navy, 4eft Vienna yesterday fol
the United States. He will 20 direct 10 New
York.
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O + p &c I A l..
Examinations for the Navy.
TO VOLUNTEER OFFICERS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
WARRINGTON, ID. e., Nov ~, 1865 (
All persons who have served volunteer
officers IN the United States Navy for the term
OF two years, and who desire 70 be examined
for admission 10 the regular Navy pro vided
IN the act of Congress approved July 25, 1856,
wal At once make application addressed to
q mDcodore :. =. Lee, Hartford, Conn, who
will notify them when TO appear. Those who
do not make application prior 20 the lst OF
January next, or who do not present them
selves when notified, will be considered as
having waived their claim for examination.
Candidates viii take with them, when sum
moDed, their OH cial papers showing their ma
val record. GIDEON WRLLEs,
colin Secretary of the Navy
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A SON SHOT BY HIS FATHKR-A terrible
tragedy occurred last Sunday in CLAY county,
Illinois. young man-one of the chivalry-
taught to sleep upon his revolver, was making
too free display OF pair Of them in the pres
ence of his father, who had Just returned from
church. His father piously reproyed him,
when the young scion of southern good breed
ing drew one of the revolyers, and, leveIing it
at the head of his father, blazed away The
shot was a bad one, and before he could fire
another the father snatched mp a double bar
relied shotgun and shot the young villain
dead ID
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A MODERN MIRAOLEI

from OLD ana young, from rich ana poor, from
nigh born and lowly, comes the Universal Voice Of
praise for
HALLS VEGETABLE
. SiC1LlAN HAIR REVIEWER
Is perfect and miraculous article. Cures
badness. Makes hair grow. A better dressing
IN. tnsn ian any oil or .pomatum:' softens brash,
But above all, the great wonder ia tne Ianidity
with which IL restores GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIsINAI
COLOR. " ie
Use it few times and
PRESTO, OHANGEI
tne SnTest and worst locking hair resumes its
youtblul beauty. 1t does not dye the hair but
SI1kes al me root and fills it with new life and
coloring matter. ~
Ii will net take long disagreeable trial TO prove
the truth Of this matter. The rst application will
DO good; yeu will see the NATURAL Color return
Ing every day. and
BEFORE YOU KNOW IT,
the old, gray, discolored appearance OF the hair
VIII be gone giving place to lustrous, shining and
Ask for Halls Sfcilian Hair Renewer: no other
article is at all like it in effect You will find 1t
CHEAP TO Buy, PLEASANT To TRY,
AND SURE TO DO You Coop.
There are many limitations. Be sure you procure
the genuine. manufactured only by
Il. p. HALL 4 CO., Nashua, N H.
FOR sale BY all druggists iaN-S,ly
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SUPPOSED ARREST or RICHARDs.-The Bal
tmore Gazette says Information has been ~
celyed from Talbot county, OF the arrest
on Monday last, in Bay Hundred, OF a
negro, answering the description OF Henry
Richards, alias Richardson, the negro who
Is alleged TO have been one OF the mnr-
derers Of Mr.. Lyles, OF this county. some
time since. He had been living for some
months on the farm OF Mr.. James smith, near
81 Michaels, and some persons who saw The
proclamation of the Governor. Offering a re-
ward for his apprehension, procured hIs ar
rest, and Is now in jail at Easton. The negro
arrested is SAID to answer the deserip ion OF
Richards pprfectly
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TEACHERS IN GEoRGIA.-ln order to secure
native teachers for its schools, the Legislature
OF Georgia has provided that every Georgia
soldier, under 80 years OF age. MANNED in the
service, may be educated at the State Univer-
sity, at the public expense, for such length OF
time as he will give his obligation 10 teach af-
ter leaving the University. This plan, which
is an excellent one. ii is announced, will prob
ably be adopted by other southern States.
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COLORADO PRIcEs-In the mountain towns
of Colorado, hay il now selling a. three and
half cents per pound; chickens, one dollar
piece; trout, four dollars pound; apples,
twenty i've cents pound. Flour % steady AT
eleven dollars 10 nineteen dollars, according TO
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AFFAIRS IN NALEXANDRIA.-Fromt the Gazette
items:
A very interesting opinisS. affecting the pilot
laws OF Virginia relative To the Potomac river
was given in the Circuit Court Yesterday by
Judge Thomas. In the cases Of the Common
wealth VS.. Scott and Wallace, charged with
pllotlng vessels from Georgetown contrary to
the existing pilot laws of Virginia The Judge
decided that under the compact between MARY
land and Virginia the Potomac river was a
public highway, and that the State of Virginia
could pass no law or regulation affectin ves-
sells sailing from the ports of the District unless
they cleared at or touched at some port on the
Virginia side of the Potomac, ana that the pilot
laws OF Virginia could only affect vessels bound
10 or clearing from Virginia port, and there
fore that Scott and Wallace, although not
licensed as pilots under the laws of Virginia
In contracting AT Georgetown TO pilot vessels
bound 10 any port beyond the State, did not
violate the laws. The case was gwen TO the
Jury. who, acting under the opinion, al once
rendered a verdict of not guilty.
In the Circuit Court, yesterday, George
Cochran vs.. benjamin Thomas administra-
trlx-in debt-ludgement against the defend
ant for the Sum OF 81 ,242 o., with interest from
2eth April, ISIS, ull paid and for costs.
Yesterday evening, in the Circuit Court. G
T.. Stuart, Esq, counsel for Mr.. John J. MIL
Ter, committed TO jail charged with firing the
Octagon House, made application 10 Judge
Thomas, for a writ OF habeas corpus which
was granted, wherenpon Miller was brought
into court. and after examination of the
"ltHcsets. was dOInllteQ 10 Dali IN the OF
500, MIR. Jaggard as security. The Judge in
admitting bail stated that in his opinion, from
the testimony, there was little or no evidence
TO warrant the suspicion that Mr.. Miller was
guilty, but that as he had been sent on for ex-
amin alton by Justice of thesPeace. and IL was
not In ms power TO discharge, he would only
require S1t0 bail.
We understand that the persons appointed to
take the census of the 'scontraband' popuIa-
toH OF this city and county, have completed
their laoors, and report that there are about
5000 Of that class Of people.
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NAPOLEON TO THE PoPE-To ssprotect the
Pope both In his spiritual character and as a
temporal sovereign" is announced as the latest
version of Napoleon's intention, and for this
end General Fleury has been sent TO Rome
Just what is meant by his intention 10 s.pro-
tect'' the Holy Father Is however, not stated
II is announced that in an interview with Mr.
Gladstone the Pope limited at ireland as a
probable place OF refuge, should ne be Obliged
TO leave Rome 5f
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THE BRITISH reform MOVEMENT The
working classes of England, who are denied
suffrage unless they possess a certain properly
are the great movers In the Reform agitation,
of which John Blight is the apostle In Lon
don, convention of representatives OF $50
different trade societies recently met and de-
termined to hold a grand Reform meeting on
December 3D. They the same time recon
mend that the day be observed as a holiday.
The great security Of American institutions is
conceded 10 be the interest which our work
ing people take In them; and a government
which deprives It's laboring classes of any in
fiuence IN choosing Its rulers can ne YER rely
upon their sympathies, or, when An danger.
upon their support.
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The Mexican Imbroyiio.

The following is teIegraphed from Wash
ington by a generally well-informed CORES
pondent:
WASHINGTON. Nov. 23.-In order TO clear up
Mexican General Orfega, and the authority
upoD which il was made, am enabled to say
that Gen. Sheridan acted upon his own motion
IN ordering the arrest Of Ortega and his party
Gen. Sheridan has eommu icated the partic-
ulars OF the arrest, and the reasons tha, in
duced his action, and the Government ap-
proves his course. IL appears that Ortega IN
the opinion Of Gen. Sheridsn, was violating
our neutrality laws; that he Is supported in
Mexico by very small party of British and
fIeneh merchants, these being really the only
adherents or supporters of Ortega.
In Northern Mexico the Mexican or native
population almost unanimously support Jua-
rsz; orteea contemplated coup d'etdt, and
had no supporters except the former adne-
rents OF Macmillan. Ii rs further stated that
the object of the French and English mer-
chants was to control the valuable trade in
Northern Mexico, and prevent American mer-
chants from monopolizing the same. Prior 10
the arrest of Ortega affairs were IN n disturbed
condition, but now there is confidence and
tranquility upon the Rio Grande.
Since the special meeting of the Cabinet yes
ferday afternoon there has been the greatest in
terest manifested as TO the purpose of this ex-
traordinary convenine OF that body, and va
rlous specuIations have been sent off TO the
Northern press on the subject. can state pos.
ltively that the Cabinet was called together TO
consider our foreign relations. In this con-
nectioD 1t may be stated that it is known tnat
the French government has declared its pur-
pose TO disregard the arrangement for the
withdrawal OF the first detachment of French
troops from Mexico during this month as
agreed upon between Mr.. Seward and DE
Bhuys.
The French Emperor has notified our eov-
ernment that he cannot effect the withdrawal
OF the troops until next spring, when he pro-
poses 10 embark the entire force at once. In
view Of the failure of Napoleon 10 comply
with his agreement TO withdraw one portion
OF fthese troops, and inasmuch as the notifica-
non OF TINS forfeiture OF the agreement comes
al TINS late day. our govern ment is not disposed
TO put full confidence IN the further promises
OF the French Emperor. There is reason for
believing that this matter was the Immediate
cause OF the Cabinet meeting yesterday and
that to-day the subject was again considered
In the regular session, Gen. Grant being pres
ent, by request Of the President
1t rs lntImated in official circles that in
structions have been sent TO our Minister an
France to demand the immediate withdrawal
OF the French troops from Mexico. DATA
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DENTISTRY.

DE- LIwIr, bkN4fS4A' bkkN4HsAi he. REMOVED iron
S41 70 zoo Penn. avenue, ten doon~
above. Grsdt DIscovsry ~ Dssttstyy
Issth Eztraeled Wtfkoa Paw. All per 11f0
sons having Teeth 70 extract, Il would advise them
70 call AZ DR.. LEWIES once, and have tkem
taken ont Teeth inserted on Rubber Gold and
siiver PIates In -rdsr that ell persons should
nave Ieetn, We have reduced the price very low
TO De conyinces Of the fact call and see fer your
sessss;s Also, call and see the new and improved
no; zoe Psnn's avesus, between l3sh and 18th
je TT s.R. LEwIE, n. D., Dentist.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

I" COLOGNE WATER has not syeetened
CoIogne. Sou they found forty UNPLEASANT smells
mere, a. d not u Jingle pleasant one. New York
may have Its disagreeaole odors, but forum ately
eur citizens can surround themselves with fra
GRANGE by using az three hfths of them doi PHA-
LOe = MIGHT BLOOMING OEREUS." Sold
eyeYIWhefe
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METZEROTT HALL.
GRAND OPERATIC CONOERrl
THE RIGHINGs UELEBRArED EgsLIsH
OPERA Troupe,
CAROLINE RIOHINGs, DIRECTRE3s,
will appear for positively one mig hit only on
MONDAY EVENING, November Is,
at the abOve-named hall, and present some OF their
choicest gems from the following operas
FRA DIAVOLO,
sICILLIAN VESPERS,
MARTHA,
ANNA BOLENA,
BAkBER OF SEVILLE,
LINDA, BETLEY AND
DON PASQUALI.
Musical DirectoT.-.-----W. q DIETRICH.
Cards of ad Aission 3 Box st eet pen ThRrs-
day morning, at 10 O'Clock, at MetZerott's Music
store, where seats can be secured without extra
charge. nOzl-5t
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN CHARLES CorN-
TY, MD-Mr. George Cuttle, OF Baltimore, mas
purchased the large estate Of Basil ID SnauId-
ing, Esq, OF Charles county, 20 miles from
washington elty, containing some 1900 acres
with good improvements, for the sum of S2n '
OtO cash. This purchase includes his mills
and water power. This place is located in the
third election olstrlct.-Priaoe GeOroian.
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RICHMOND, ,FkEDKRIcKsBURG AND PoroNAc
RAILRoAD.-The annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad was held in Richmond on
Wednesday. The reports of the president and
OF the treasurer show the condition and finances
OF this thoroughfare to be in quite fiourishIng
state. Peter V. Daniel, Jr., was unanimously
Reelected president of the road. M~ssrs. e.
A. Myers, r. W. haxall, Charl-s ). Mills, and
Elihu Chancey, were unanimously elected
directors on the part of the Individual stock
holders. No announcement of a director on
behalf Of the Commonw wealth was made, but
the present appointee, Andrew johnson, ESQ
holds over, under the law. until his successor
shall have been appointed by the Executive.
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TWO BAD GASES OF PILES CURED BY DR
STRlOkLAkD,S PILE REMKDY

sfBICKLAkD'S PILE REMEDY
Mr.. Glass. OF JaBesyille, Wisconsin writes fer
the benent OF all who suffer with the Piles that he
has been troubled for eight years with An aggra-
waited case OF Piles, and bis brother disc
from the army as ncurable, he being Qnite para
lyzed with the Piles Both these distressing cases
we're cured With one bottle Of DR. STRICKLAND'S
PlLE REMEDY. The recOmne alton of these
gentlemen beside the daily irnonials recei we'd
BY Dr. strickland, ought TO convince these suffer
Ing that the most aggravated chrenc of Piles
are cured By DR.. strickands Pile Remedy. It's
sold by Druggists everywhere Sold by ] W
NAIRS 90 CHAS. OHRISTIANI 37I Pa
avenue and 302 9th street oc 16 .ly
SUPERIOR REMEDY
We can conscieptiously recomme nd to those suf-
fering from distressing caugh, Dr. STRICK.
LANDS MELLlFLUOUS COUGH BALSAM
IL gives relief almost instantaneous and Is with
al not sisagreeabe TO the taste There is no
ooHbt but the mellinuous Cough Balsam is one of
the best preparations in pse. and Is aIf that its
proprietor clsims for 1t We have tried 1t during
the past week, and found relief from a NEST dis.
tTess,ng cough. Tits prepared by DIR: Strickland,
No. 139 Sycamore street, Cincinnati, Ohio, and
Tor sale 10y Druggists. Sold by J w. NAIRN
20 also at WAITES Drug Store, and ChAS
CHBIsTIEI'S, 317 Pa. avenue and SOC Ninth
street. oc d Iv
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N. LOOMS, ND,

The Inyenter and Pstentes Of the MIHERAL
his ON ce in this city. Many persons canlyS
wear these teeth who cannot wear others, &D
these.
Persons calling at ny once can be scsommoda-
ted with any style and price of Teeth they may de-
are, but 70 those " no particular and wish the
lurest, cleanest, strohgest and most perfect den
ture that art can procure the INERAL TEETH
viii be more fully Warranted
Rooms In this cfty-No. 33s Penn'a avenue, be-
fneea yin and 10th sts Also, 90T Arch street,
fhilsdelphfa. oc 90ly !,
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The negro population in Mississippi has
decreased thirteen per cent since the war.
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MARKET PRICES COMING DowN,-The deal =
ers in market on Saturday last, says the Phil
adelphia North American, could not get more
than 6O cents a pound for butter, nor more
than 30c. for sirlon steaks. The previous Sat
urday butter brought ~ cents, and the best
pieces of beef as high as 3s cents. Instead OF
paying 20 cents pound for butter, families
have learned TO club toge her and buy a firkin
at a time for 40 10 81 cents We saw in Della
ware avenue on Saturday delicieu. Orange
county butter at is cents, and fresh eggs thar
could be bought by the basket at IL cents a
dozen. The prce OF chickens on Saturday WAS
20 TO IS cents Fer pound, q decline of 50 per
cent from the prices OF two weeks before
There are lots of wild rabbits in market You
can buy them for 80 cents pair Game gene
rally is rather plenty. and at about usual
prices. Partridges bring about 90 cents a pair
NeDison was never more abundant and is sold
at the prices of prime beef
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"METCALFE SGREhTI

" METChLFE SGREhT RHEUMATIC REM
EDf Is truly the W Onder of the age Cases sf
Rheumatism that hs We bslled the skill OF the rst
doctors OF rhIs city, have been completely cured
by few doses. and it is infsllible as thing
prepared tJ haman hands can be
no l9 cow s C. FORD, Agent.
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] Z. FITCH q B. C. FOX,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS and
ATTORNEYS FOR CLAIMANTS
oFFICE; CORNER OF 1TH AND STREETS.
Opposite the fost Once
Hon. Amo. Kendall SETEHtssEs: s;sS7ss 8 a,a.,,
Ro1; EIsSs5s ass:5 ~.IIseh, $ $sS5ss y Rfisa' Riss'.'
wv. Ooreorsn. Moses Kelly. Kelly.
Charles Knsp, noI.n
{ 'oAL AT REDUCED PRICES
WHITE ASH.
Lec9st Mo1ntain. Chestnut. ST.
10 stove DO. Egg, Do. Furnace, Do. Steamers,
baltimore COMPANY Stove. Do Egg, Do. Fur.
Boston Run Stove. Do. Egg. very superior esai, ,
Lehish Foundry, ssS.
Diamond Vein, Stove and Egg ss7s
Lyksnn valley. Do Do, ssJ5.
OAK and PINE WOOD, of the very best quality,
Now is the 'iue for families to put in their win.
orders Win Os received at cur office. 4es 9Th
offth te'"'eA and I,sf sR6wN S6f hsri soN ss foot
no is;tf 465 9th street, Between S e i S4ddF and r.
L pss9al blooming ROSES, climbing and orna:
VINE PSRhoRp RS fIAsfs ae e. doisa
tiOn comprises the newest and choicest kinds
Fruit Trees pls9ted in the fsi will grow and bloom
better next sumner than IL planted in the spring
A JAkDlH, Florist and Nurseryman,
oc D-ln 18th and M streets.
I UMBER, LUMBERll
10000 feet Of Virginia Pine Joist, from 10 to 30
feet long
3oo.Oo feet Eastern Shore Virginia Pine Spruee
and HemlOck Jest, from IL TO ~ feet, and different
sizes
IGOeeo Cypress Shingles, Simmons Davis No.
iG,oco Cypress Shingles, common brands and
ssps
prime select and seconds, seasoned
90 900 feet 4 White Pine Cuttings
l00.us feet "a Yellow Pine Dressed Flooring
5000 feet "A and 5-4 Csrolina Flooring
Oak Ash and Walnut Plank
Together with q general assortment OF all kinds
sf Lumber usually kept in Lumper Yard All of
which We offer for sale at the lowest market price.
JOS 81 LIRBBY,
Once No II Water street. .
no 9-lm Georgetown. ID. @. .
NEW BOOKS-The Great Rebellion, by John
~ Minor B0fts; Treasures from Milton D Prose;
An American Family In Germany, by j. Ross
Browne; Smith Princi pie Latina, part ID Austie
on kpidemfes Red Letter Days by Gail Hsmil-
ton: Battle Pieces, BY Herman Melville; Kissing
the Rsd' . novel; BY sdmupd Y,,ssui ncui r.vrop
NEW BOOKA-Marcys 8 Thirty Years Of Army
l. Life on the Border fiustrateA. Annual Cy-
eleledia for 1855 0oldwia Smiths Lectu:e on
H. sns esDay Of Hisso.I ssmmsr Rest ey e:ii Ham
suan0rns On ono'n. RANCH rAYLos.
~. RI .--ll.---- =
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DOR1ABLR

Pos1ABLs
STEAM ENGINES,
Combining the maximum Of efficiency, durability,
and economy, with the minimum of weight and
price. They are widely and favorably known,
more than 500 being in use. All warra anted salts
factory, sale. Desert ptiye circulars sent en-
application. Address
20. HoADLEY CO.,
no eoSm Lawrence, Mas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-24

Last night most positively of
MR.. j. W. WALLACK,
who will appear
THIS {saturdayD EVENING. Nov n,
IN his original lmpersonatinn, in Tom Tsytor's
suocessiul sdaptsfion Of Miss n. Il. BraddoB's
very popular novel of
HEERY DUNBAR; or, THE 0UT6ASr.
Mk. ViNtS0 bOWEKS As THR MAJOR.
MILE AUGUSTA In q Brilliant Dance.
NIX JEFFERSON 10 engaged. and will appear
On Monday Evening. November D.
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TX kno'AL. REMOvAL.
}. p. DENNIS,
C0AC ma KER,
Begs leave to inform his customers and the public
generally that he has kKMONED FROM HRR.
his old stand on 6th street, to Nos 293SEOS
and 2Ss street, between 18th aud l4th -
streets south side Cf Pennsy ivsna avenue, and op-
poslte GToVers Theatre As his facilities are
greater than in his old location. he do repair
Ing In all Its branches and build work as
CHEAP, DU URABLE. and In rs GOOD STYLE a.
any Coaehmsker In the country. he hopes by en-
ploy1ng none but hrst class ech AHcs, and usi nR
nothing but the best MATERIAL with strict
attention 10 business, TO merit and receive fair
share OF patronage. sep eoam
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SUPERIOR REMEHy
SURELY, STEADILY II,
SUCCESSFULLY.
sMOLANDERp EXTRACT BUgKU

SURELY, - STEADILY
sMOLANDERy EXTRACT BUgKU
... Is CURING
svery case OF KIDNEY DIsxAsI, RIyyMAYIsN,
GRAVEL, URINARY DIsoRDKls. wEAKNKss and
PAINS In the BAcK, TIMALI OoMPLAIzrs and
TRouBLEs arising from IxcRssRs OF ANY KIND
GONE, IL ATFLIoTHDi
Try LANDER's.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
0oid By all Apothecarfes. Price q. D. BARHBs
co.. New York. and BARHEs. WARD CO..
New Orleans, Southern Assnts BURLEIaH q
koe1Rs, Wholesale Druggists, Boston. Mass,
"eners' Assn". seb lo-ly
ooLeATEs AR0MATIo VEGETABLE SOAP
Asuperior TOILET Soar. prepared from refined
VEGETABLE OILS in combina alton with oL rcxR1NR
and especially designed for the use of LADIES, and
the NURSERY. Its perfume u exquisite, and
washing properties unrivalled.
For sale By oil druggists. fes-soly
SECRET DIsIAsEs.
enectnsl remedy the onlp vegetable RENE.
dy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days ana
bsIssm msreury Only ten pills 10 Be ssasn 10 II
net want to be exposed. Male packages, 81; fe.
sAsARITAN's Roor AND HERS rrcEs-Ap positive
sos.se sna cure fer SYPHILIS se,cials Ulcers
Sold by B. O. Ford. See advertisement. mys
MARRIAGE AND eELIBAoY,
Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE
the vital powers, with sure means Of relief. Sent
iss,ts Iif,s5 Isas
non. fhIladelphia. Pa. aug Is. sm