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was nominated for Governor, and VIM Foy,
OF Jackson county, for Congress. Resolutions
endorsing President Johnson's policy. for the
reconstruction OF the Union were adopted.
The schooner John Henry. from this city
for Norfolk, with lime and coal, was found
abandoned in the bay yesterday morning, and
brought TO Fortress Monroe in a leaking con-
dition. All hands were saved.
The British steamer Sphynx has arrived at
Bagdad. COrtinas camp has been broken up
At San Fornada. The Imperialists are in
possession of Monterey, Laredo, Piederas,
Negrase and all the towns in those yicinities
About seventy O'Mahony Fenians arrived at
Portland from Boston by the boat yesterday
morning. About three hundred stand of arms
also arrived from New York
About half an inch of snow fell at Cincinnati,
FRIDAY night. The Ohio Legislature adjourned
Friday. The man con nvicted OF the murder of
the Roosa family, at Lebanon. OHIO, has been
granted new trial.
The steam-tug G. II. Hayner exploded her
boiler in the river at Troy, N. " Five lives
were lost. including the captain, c. II. Hayner,
of West Troy.
The total army expenditures for the Pacific
coast for the past quarter amounted TO S2,sI7.-
$50. The receipts from customs for the same
period were S59,159.
The Charlotte aud South Carolina railroad
is being rapidly rebuilt. The bridge of the
Catawba will be ready about May 10, and the
entire track is laid 10 Columbia.
All reports OF the existence of the cholera at
Mobile are incorrect. but the small -pox makes
daily terrible ravages.
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THE RICHMOND PRINTERS STRIKK.-The
Richmond Citizen, published by the striking
printers, Is indignant because the proprietors
of the other papers there have determined 70
employ Northern printers, and says:
The newspaper proprietors universally ex-
clude Southern and Virginia printers in order
10 give employment 10 Northern workmen
whose interests and sympathies have been
Numerically opposed 10 Southern sentiment
While lauding home enterprise these papers,
which have been 50 staunch in their Southern
positions, one of them assuming the title of the
Great Southern Paper expend the same
money in employing Northern rats to the de-
ir1ment OF our young men who have fought
and suffered side by side with the people of
Virginia"
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MONDAY EVENING, April 9. 1866,
GRAND OPENING NIGHT.
Bellini S Grand Opera, in 3 acts,
NORMA.
Nesdames GulONI and CAEISSA. and Sfeaors
mACAtERRl and SUSINI
ia the princi al roles.
FULL CHORES AND ORCHESTRA
Musical Director an0 Conductor. Sig. L ROSA
Tuesday IL B = R6IERE DI SEYIGLIA: wodnes-
day. LA rRAYIATA; Thursday. LUOREZIA
BOEGIA: Friday, LUCIA DI LAM
MERMO0R; saturday, IL TRIO
NATORE.
SCALE OF PRICES:
Private Boxes. containing seats l.... .... : 10
Orchestra aud Balcony
Dress Circle and .....
Reserved seats in Dre-s Circle 70 cents extra.
Seats and Tickets for either night spay be OBJ
fained at MetZerott's Music Store daily from Q a.
IN. till p. , and at the Thester the evenings
of perform snce, Chickering's Pianos are u sed at
the Opera.
Doors open at 71& Opera commences ats.
ap7-2t
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|The new City Governments of Rich
mond was organized Saturday.
81 Money is very scarce IN Russia, and 72
ner cent. is frequently charged for money
loaned
1The big ram Dunderberg approaches
completion, and will make her trial trip in
July.
EThe Mexican General Almonte is going TO
France on special mission.
81 Mrs. Ellen Judd, residing near Indiana
polls, Indiana. walks Two miles and cuts a
cord- of wood every day, by which she sup
ports q large family ofchildren-. a -. =
S-There are two hundred and fifty news
boys in Chicago They pay a license ofseven-
ty- FIVE cents year. buy "warm lunch" for
en cents and sleep where they can. As TO
naaopaiiiy, they are all either American OF
lrish.n FE @ t-s #lf rH MIA H.-.H-r
e SThe Aroostook tMe.) Times says there
has been quite a demand for dwelling houses
in the border towns, by persons from the Prov
inces, who are anxious TO keep out of the way
OF the Fenians. sn7 CO -
~ Ugly girls employ a great deal Of unne-
eessary exertiou in dressing themselves mp
fine. pyly girls ought to improve their minds.
81 A Vienna despafch says that the re-
crriiine for the Austrian Volunteer Corps for
Mexico wonld b. gin immediately The appli-
cations ihst had been recei we'd 10 Join tnecorps
". Ie said 10 be very numerous.
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OPPOSITE THE PATENT OFFICE.
432 SEVENTH STREET,
PAPER HANGIE6S, EIRE-BOARD PRINTS,
BORDERS. DECORATIONS. GILT CORNICE,
? TABLE OIL CLOTHS. RUSTIC BLINDS,
And magnificent stock of
WINDOW SHADES AND FIXTURES PIC
TURE CORDS, TAS5ELS, AND NAILS.
tlso. superb assortment Of
SQUARE AND OVAL PHOTOGRAPH AND
PICTURE FRAMES, in Gold, Rosewood, Wal.
nut, and Ebony.
And an endless ariety of
CARD DE VISITE FRAMES, PAsSE.PAR-
TOUTS, CARVED BRACKETS AND FRAMES
The abo We stock is now offered to the public
At COST, FOR THIRTY DAYS
In order 10 make room for extensive alterations
ard addI tIons to my store.
an inspection OF the above com siete stock is re
specially solicited.
l.. j. ROTHROCK,
432 Seventh street,
ap 4eo3w Opposite the Patent Office.
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WARRINGTON THEATER.
CORNER ELEVENTH AND STREETS
POSITIVELY FOB SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
NINE GHIONI AND SIG SUsINIS
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA
including all the great artists who have performed
this winter at the Opera House, New Orleans for
forty consecutive Grand Opera Nights with un-
pre- cedented success,
DIRECTO ............ MAN STRAKOSCH
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III An Eastern inventor has contrived a
dress-l litter, which will soon be patented and
introduced 10 the public. Ii is designed 10 be
attached 10 the hoop skirt, and will elevate the
dress with such slight incou venience that ladies
will no longer have an xc use for sweeping the
sidewalks with their costly skirts.
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ANDREW JOHNSON, President of the United
States of America.
TO all 1chcm it may concern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
TO me that ADOLPH ROsENTHAL has been an
pointed Consul FOR Brunswick and Luneburs
at Milwaukee, tor the State of Wisconsin and ad
joining States, do hereby recognize him As such,
and declare him free TO exercise and enjoy such
functions, powers, and privileges as are al.
lowed TO Consuls by the law OF nations, OF by
the laws of the United States
In testimony whereof, l have caused these
Letters 10 be made Patent, and the Seal of the
United States 10 be hereunto affixed
Given under my hand at the city of Wash
ingion, the fourth day OF April, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight
IL. s. hundred and siXty-sX, and of the In
dependence OF the United States OF
America the ninetieth
ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President:
VIM. X. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
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w DING PRES ENTS.

w EDDING ESENTS
SILVER TEA SETS,
SPOONS. FORKS AND
FANCY SILVER WARE,
SUITABLE FOR WEDDING PRESENTS.
large assortment.
M. W. GAIT BRO, Jewellers,
sp2-Gt 334 Pennsylvsnis avenue.
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o + + G. 1 A L.
circular TO Heads of Departments i'm Re
ference to Appointing nts to Office.

o
ference to Appointing nts to Office.
III iseminently right and proper that the
Government of the United States should give
earnest acd substantial evidence of its inst an.
preciaton of the services of the patriotic men
VINO, when the life of the nation WAS inn
periiled, entered the army and navy to ure.
serve the integrity of the Union, defend the
Government and maintain and perpetuate. nm.
impaired, its free institutions. Itis, therefore
directed
rnst. Ihat in appointments to office in the
seNerai Executive Departments OF the General
government and the various branches Ct the
pupiic service connected with said Dppart.
mth's' preference shall be given TO such meri
lorious and honorably discharged soldiers and
sailors-particularlyt those who have been dis
abied by wounds received or diseases Contract
eo III 'he line OF duty-as may possess the
proper qualifications VIZ
second That IN all promotions in said De-
partmentS, and the several branches of the
pnbic service connected Il erewith, such per-
sons snail have preference, when equally eli
glhle and qualified, over those who have not
faithfully and hon orably served in the land or
naval forces OF the United States
ANDREW JOHNSON.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, April I. 1866
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AMUSEM ENTS.

AMUSEM ENTS.
1hOVER's NEW THEArEkK
fsnnsyivAnia avenue. near Willard Hotsi.
LEONARD GROVER Il .pireotors
LEONARD GRoVER---.-O. ID. HESS.
MONDAY EVENING, Apriis, 1865,
BENEFIT OF MR.. B. PHILLIPS
On which occasion wiA be produced, for positively
the last time,
OR, THE CRICKET ON THE HEARTH
To conclude with the great Military Drama, from
Ih. french, In three acts and twelve tsbleaux,
IHE FRENCH SPY.
TOMORROW, (TICKET NIGHT
BENEFIT OF THE ATTACHES
CANTERBURY.
Corner Pennsylyanis avenue and Ninth street.
GxOBGE LEA Proprietor
FIRST wEEK OF THE SPRING SEASON.
ALL NEW PERFORMERS.
First week o' the Infant Gymnast,
~ PETIT ANGELO,
lRTostatOn, or wN Slying Th5sEgk kfsI1Ss BE Air.
Inc great 'f'sf MIR. sGSailft F' lbftoSALDsoN,
l nc renowned MILE fIfhEh FoREsTEEL S6fSssI
MISS LIzzIE DONALDSON,
Inc SLc' 5ss sfs5ilISi'F TROUPE
Will aPpeTT iSKA IN tsS15i' aSb PisSSf s%IsSE; EE;
Ey request, MULLIGAN will remain.
The greatest of E kiiiopfsn 2 afGUGklsh co sdisns.
son AND HIS MONKEYS will conclude the per PER
formance. ap9
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CLOTHING, &c.

A s &c RI Er.
BYrHE BARD OF OAK HALL.
Each day as you read yorr newspaper,
An offer you often will find.
I1 1tesch you to make great fortune,
fyou are but that way inclined.
II you Will send them some money,
Il heiE secret to you they will tell;
And far others which like to inform you.
lew stamps will answer we'll
But, have got something to tell you,
lhat VIII save you many n tramp,
Ii You want to buy good and cheap clothing;
And dent even charge zoe stamp.
New Just walk up to Seventh street,
And straight into SMITH = OAK HALL 60,
Are SOLD by SMITH BR0TaERs Il s"S % %.
SMITH BROTHERS CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
AND DEALERS IN
CENTS FURNIsHING GOODS.
OAK HALL,
46I SEVENTH STREET.
Just received the largest and finest stock of
FlkCE GOODS ever offered In the city of Wash
We prepared to make u in the finest style. and
at lees prices than any other establishment.
nj L0sAN0, MERCHANT TAILOR, 5I1
to cali the atteati"n Of ms friends and the =
sf % ans his sER ssesSp %SRS
Which he Will make up at reasonable rates -A1s-s
Mr.. BOBERT HARDON. his associate in bust
ness, invites his former friends to give him call
ana guarantees perfect fitting and fashi6nabIs
garment 10 ali who may give their patronage
p 81 have renON ed from 5l Ninth street. to
the above place. E1h Is I'm
CHARLES FARMER, JAMES T WALEFI
GHINT TdTLOhS
No. 49, Spye"th street. near E
A fine as5ertmcrr OF GLGrHs, asSIMFRGs
and NESTiNGS Gh hand, which they will
make up In the fastest sty les and best pos -SS
slble manner -
:, We have also fine assortment of Gents
Furnishing Goods. ~
Please give call.
Shirts made 10 order.
fe 26-2In FARMER WALKER
a J. HEIBEEGER,
l. snece-ror 10 D. r. boudor & 90
CITIZENS AND MILITARY >2
MERCHANT TALON -
N.ropolitan Hotsl, ldts B-nisR'., "a
362 Pennsylvania ayenu-, sss1
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WASHlNGTON CITY LOAN OFFICE.
LEVI BDE WOLFF, IVY
No. 37I Pepns. avenue. between IL andN "
9Th streets, opposite National Hotel,
Formerly with the late Levi Benjamin of Balti-
more, has opened an Office for the purpose of
LOAEING MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT,
on all kinds OF Merchandise, such as diamonds
Gold and Silver Watches, siiyerware. Guns Pis-
tolls. GeHtlemen's and Ladies' WeaI ng Apparel
Goods of all descriptions bought and sold.
Business strictly confidential.
- Private entrance adjoining. fe c0-3ms
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PERSONAL.

"M. PRINCE, 3cl street, opposite Patent
w Office, the only practical STAmPER in the
District. wishes 10 inform his that he is
not connected with any ether Stamping concern in
this city. AS there are so-cslied StaRpers using
his name hence this notice. He has only place,
on n street. Weekly in receipt of new patterns,
which made II . Rt once feq
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- INGLE,
u. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Ne S6 Louisiana Avenue, above Sixth Stree
oc Ally WAsHIsGToN, ID. q
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sts g saAg tuR 81 ta5 - sse eEraEaCE
g. k-Ls 2s ssE1N1 s1i15 5ltt y
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- DENTISTRY.

IT DENTISTRY
Il HIS IL 70 inform my friends and the public that
j have REMOVED MY OFFICE to No
4S9 eENENTH STREET. opposite Oddk-S
EenoVs' Hall, where i will EXTRACT, ,NALID
FlLL or INSERT TEETH on Gold, Silver or
Rubber, ana treat esularity Of the teeth
DIR j. 7. UOUMBE,
Graduate Of the Baltimore College OF
mn z In Dental Surgery.
~ II
N. LOOMS, m.D
The Inventor and Patentes of the MINERhL
PLATB TEETH, attends personally at
his ONCE IN this city. Many persons cankr@
wear these teeth who cannot wear Others, SOilo
aud no person can wear e-aers who cannot wear
these
Persons calling at nay sf1ee can be accommodated
with any style ana price of Teeth they may DESIRE
but 70 those Eho are particular, and wish the pa
rest, cleanest strongest and most perfect dentrre
that art can procure, the MINERAL TEETH will
be more fully warranted
Rooms in this city-No 33s Pennsylvania ave .
between 9Th and 10Th SITS. Also, 9O7 Arch street
Philadelphia. &c 1D-Iy
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I2ANCIs n. SMITH, JAMES o. CLKPHANJ
SMITH CLEP HAHH
LAW REP9RTERs
SHORTHAND WRITERS,
30 Indiana syOnue, be.w. Sd and AZ SITS. or
oc s-t Clerks Ofhce, City Hall.
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C,NVEEBLEp AND DELICATE OoNsrIrU
r. TIONs of both sexes. use eHELMBoLD'S Ex-
TRACT BUCHU. 10 viii give brisk and enefRette
feelings, and enable you 70 sleep wsu. - .
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BLACK, LAM0H CO.,
Cuursellors and Attorney g at Law in the supreme
Court OF the United States the Com tof Claims the
Courts of the District the Executive Departments
and Committees OF Congress.
Office. i6e 14th street, directly opposite VIII
lHr6s' Hotel de l8-u
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IJELnBOLDsEXfRAG CT BUCHU gives health
III and yisor to the fran and blood 70 the paliid
rha.k Debility is ae.oln pa uied by many ALARMING
syuptoms and IL no treatment omitted to.
sumption. insanity OF esileptio its ensue
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II WIRE MANS
- from Philadephfal a.
SELEBRATED LADIES' SHOES.
AGENCY ass 11TH STREET enc square from
Pennsy lvanSa avenue.
A large assortment Of Ladies' Fashionable
BOOTS AND SHOES
constantly on hand
Also; Orders attended to.
se lS6ma @ seHON, Sole Agent.
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LYONS kATHAlRON.
October 28

KATHAIRoN Is FROM THE GREEK woRi
"Kathro," "Kathsiro, " Rignifying to eleanse
rejuvonate and restore Thia article Ia what it's nam
signifies. For preserving. restoring and Identifying tn
human hair 1t LIS the most preparation In tb
world. It is again owned and put up by the orig
proprietor, and is now made with the care skill
and attention which gave II sale Of over one million
bottles per annum ,...,
1t is q most delightful hair DRESSING.
1t eradicates scurf and dandruff. ., ...
1t keeps the head cool and clean. " .>.,
1t makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
1t prevents the hair from falling of and tnrnng grhy
It restores hair upon bald heads. ..... o.. e..
Any lady or gentleman who values . beautiful hea.
Of hair should use Lyons Katharon It is known ant
used throughout the civilized world Sold by all 70
spectacle dealers. 81 DEMAs BARNES l. co.,
October 28 stuth1yr New York
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A fast young noblemsn Of Vienna, overhead and
ears in debt, and famous for his success with the
fa1r sex, received recently perfumed rose-coored
note, whose contents ran: "Sir, your agreeable
face and figure have made such an impression on
me earnestly desire to make your acquaintance
Come this evening to the Vienna Theatre.
have takon stall No. 7S In the parquette, and l
have asked the ticket seller to Keep No. 10 tor q
gentleman, who would ask for it, saying No 79
forever. TRUST may have the pleasure, OF see
ing you. Emma" The dandy dressed himself in
most elegant nanner, and as soon as the doors
were opened hei applied for "No. 70 forever" and
received it, Ae the curtain rose d gentleman
camo into the theatre and took the seat. As scon
as he was at his eas6 he bent over and whispered
IN the dandys ears: ST am constabie; I have been
hunting for You these, fifteen days gone unsuc-
Ger esessfuliy. Don't make(a soandalous scene here,
!or ten you have the vibrant for your arrest
IN IN my pocket. II you will be quiet you may hear
the opera out" The FAST man stared wildly
enough for few moments, and then seeing re:
sS.ance shs nd ~ utterly hopeless No remained qe until
stable to the debtors jai 80 :
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n. OGIER, nj. d.
CHARI.Esr0N g q Nav oath 1aas

CHARLESTON, s. c., May 2sth, 1866 =.
have examined Professor BERfHARDTs' very COM
p!ee assortment Of spectacies and Lenses They are
better adapted than any have before &c, remedy
the imperfecon Of vision that be benefited by the
of Glasses The pnIenesa md cfearness Crys
tal used Is item worthy Of specta attention. as can
testify from personal experience Recommend Profess
BOZ bEnNHARpr with confidence and great cheeralness
to the patronage OF the public. - r,tt..
--l-- II JAMES P. JERYEY. III. ID.
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oHARI,EaToN g a Mau oath Nd

CHARLESTON, s. o.' May 26th, 1866.
do most willingly bear my testimony in Of the
superiority Of the Australian Crysta-single and dou
Bile vision sEeetaoles all other kinds They are
constructed upon the best established understood
principles OF OPTICS and their adaptation the human
eye In it's different conditions vision perfect ss
to render sight easy without effort In my opinion
others ehould be used since ey used to
those do not seem to grow DID, and by having focus
point of the surface they appear to rest the
eyes to their youthful energy.
49, ~ H OaIER.- M d.
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TESTIMONY OF RECOMMENDATIONS
CHARLESTON, s. O., Ma

From Medical gentlemen, Professors Of the highest
Optharnic talent in Charleston, Co. and in the Union.
- CHARLESTON, s. O., May 2sth 1866
I have examined great variety OF Glasses nanufac.
tured by Professor NJ bERSHARpT and justice 10 the
Professor must say, that his Glasses superior
quality adapted to meet the wants of almost every eye
where the vision is In any way imperfect Tho Proes
selected for me pair If his Australian Crystal
Glasses which of ve-y superior quality work.
manthp. rendering vision very distinct almost as per-
feet "a In youth yield this testimony in favor OF the
Profess or's Glasses most cheeriully.
Z. GEDDINes, NJ D.
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= JAMES p. JERVEY, M. ID:
cHARLEsroN. s. q. NAV as,h. :

q. ..... CHARLESTON, s. O., May 2sth 1866
have examined gr- at variety of Glasses manufac-
tured by Professor III. BERsHAHDT and consider them
superior IN quality and adapted to meet the wants of
almost every eye in which there is defect of vision.
cheerfully recommend Professor BERNHARDr's dlases
to tho BE requiring assistance ".i ."
- - . ". n. HUGER AZ D.
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W. n. HUGER, III. D.
CHARLESTON, s. c., May 2sth

:. CHARLESTON, s. c., May 28tb, 1865.
have examined an extensive assortment of Glasses
IN the possession OF Professor BERNH ARDr consider
them OF superior quslIty. They are adapted to
and suitable the various defects Of vision
In which glasses indicated. take great pleasure in
ending them to the attention of those need Of
such articles "' Il. A. KINLOCH,M d.
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90 p DIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM
little acorns grow" The worst diseases known to the
uman race spring from causes small as to almost
efy detection. The volumes Of scientific lore that fill
the tables and shelves of the medical fraternity only
to prove and elaborate these facts.
Then guard yourselves while you may. The smallest
pmple the akin is tetale and indicator Of diseases
may fade and die away from the surface OF the body
buttt will reach the vtsIs perhaps at last and death
ne the result and final close. MAGGIELs BILIOUS
oYsPEPTIo ana DIABRHEA PILLS cure where all
others fail While for Burns. scads Ohilbains. Cuts
and all abrfsions OF the skim MAGGIPLB Salye Ia in.
fAlihle Sold by J. MAGGIEL, No. 4s Fulton street
New York, and all Druggists ut as cents per box
september 20 Tyr
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S---T---1S6O---x.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS.
They purify, strengthen and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite. ....
They are an antidote to change Of water and diet.
They overcome effects OF dissipation and late hour.
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind.
They prevent masmatio and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and aoidity of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsin and Constipation.
They cure Diarrh@s, Cholera and Cholera MorbuD.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They are the best Bitters In the world. They mais
the weak strong, and exhausted nstures great ~
storer. They made Of pure st. 0roir Rum the ceie
brated Calissys Bark, roots and herbs and arc aho
with the pleasure Of beverage without regard to age
or time Of day. Particularly recommended 20 delicate
persons requiring gentle Htimulant Sold by all Gro
GERS Druggists. Hotels and Saloons. Only genuin
when Cork is covered by our private q. g. Stamp. Be
ware Of counterfeits and reflIed bottles.
P. H. DRAKE & co.,
No. Il Park Row. New York.
October 2s stuth 1y
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Z. GEDDINeS, n. D.

cheerfully concur In the opinion above expressed of
the value of Professor BERHHARprs Gasses and their
adaptahy to ali defocts vision, and also to his skill
and Judgment in adapting the glass to each special i'm
perfection. II. W. DESAUSSURE, NJ ID.