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T3OR sALE--As LOT ON + STREET
Il south, city railrosd, fre.tus nearly % fest,
snd running back 70 3ofoot alley Prizes n eents Per
foot Addrsss Z. p. 81 this ones. 57l'
EOR SALEM THE FIRST WARD A
IL LAR0l rHREK.AED-A.HALF groRY BRICK
H0UsE TaiRrEsN ROOMS. KIrcHKN, LARGE
UNDER THE WHOLE HOUSE The lot eont.ins 'se oSss :
yisss. tiuit treas sSrsS., iows.s Ss O.. .nd .atss
q K: 4 Z L. ., ,'ssss: "a
a. Y. Z. nj. oAos Z jyian
III Q. l. sTIEBELING AGO
Have opened asv stand for sAs ..i. Of ali kinds
Pspsss, sssioasry, oisass. Ae .. 10. ss ssrs bs-
tween fAirtssath and YosrtssntA strsss subsepsons
rsssivsd for ali New York. PAaaslpAi. saa Baii.srs
papsrs -. q, y ~. jsls.in
I A GRAND PICNIC, FESTIVAL AND
"a c0scERr WI b Asld 4 cARRoLL CHAPEL,
and TssTiy4I III AZ .. % ~ sss shs is.
Tor ths bs.sat Of CARROLL CHAPEL, ths odsst Cath,
s f. sASssa S.. s.as 4 s' y Y. r.
secured for the concert conysyanees viii leave the
tsrenss Of the Fourteenth ssrsst railway take visit
Largo K.ii has sssa erected for lsnsins, and a
splendid bsnd Engaged. - ~ iyis-sts
lGEoRGEowN NEWS DEPOT. II =
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will bs rscsvsd snd the paper delivered regularly
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does not suffer BY comparison with that Of the Eu-
ropeans. E.'. .lh.
The italian Government have given orders
for the manufacture Of cuirasses Of aluminium for
their cavalry regiments. series Of experiments
made under various conditions demonstrate that A
cuirass Of this metal, while possessing the great
advantage Of being as light as coat, cannot be-
pierced by musket ball at the distance Of forty
paces nor by the thrust Of a bayonet. 1t has also
been ascertained that curasses of this
can be manufactured for as low sum as twenty.
five francs.
One Of Gardners most illustrious achieve
msnts in the Photographic art is "lfe size" pic
ture of the Capitol Some fanciful pictures of this
great structure have been made heretofore from
architectural drawings, and photographers have
made piece. piotures--yiews Of "fronts'' and
'rings," ETC.; but Mr.. Gardner has seized upon
favorable opportunity for giving at tho earliest mo-
ment after the eastern front was finished and di-
vested Of derricks, and hod carriers and SO forth
view Of the entire structure In all its
proportions, and the fine details Of the eastern
front-intended by George Washington to be the
front of the Capitol In walking around this splsn
did structure one seldom views II from point that
commands the outlines Of tho entire building and
the artist was obliged to construct staging some
twenty-five feet high, near whtneys Hotel, in
order to bring the sdi6ce completely within the
scope of his camera In this way one of the
grandsst pictures Of the Capitol ever made or that
ever will be made has been secured, and Mr.. Gard,
ner and Mr. Sullivan (who was the chief assisting
operator on the occasion) may pride themselves
upon having achieved . great suocsa. The State
Department ought to secure some copies Of this
grand picture to send abroad, for the purpose Of
showing forsignsrs what sort Of "wigwsm'' 10 90
eupisd ~ ths American Congress, f.is hgasy
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A3-Amanusnsis.-Perso desirinR ths ssr-
Vices ofs coPYIsr or AMANUKHsIs, ess b assomno.
dated BY lady who writes neat and piaiI hand, By
applying at No lss Sixth street west between and
y stTests north spss-ff
~ Marriage ana Cslibaeyy an Essuy ol
Warning and Instrus.ioh for Yoaas hsa. Also, Dis.
sssss and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers
with Of relief Sent frss Of charge In ssslsd
lettsr envelopes. Address Dr. J. sKrLLiH H0U0HroN,
Howard Assoel.tion. PhilsdslpAis. Ps. *, splS-sa
- Meth and Frsohlss.--LAdiss aAletsd
with Dseolorsons the Pace called moth patches or
frsoklss, should use Psuy's Celebrated Moth aad
freetle Lotion. Its infsllibs Prepared By DE- B. g.
PERRY Dsrmatolosst, 20 Bond street, New York. SOLD
sy ~ drugsist. in Washington and sisswhsrs. Price
" ---I b - myl7-ukssm
~ To ths Citissns Of Gsorgstewn.-Ar.
rangsmsa have been mads to hsvstks IxruBLIcAH de-.
hvsrsd promptly and regularly every morning 10 sub-
soribsfs In every part Of Gsorgstown. Hei 20
subseriptons will hs rsesiyed sy D. ". WHITING, q.
his News Stand in the Post Once Congress- street. who
Is the agent for Georgetown, and to whom all com.
plants will hereafter bs made. - g.taar
Tsrms-70 cents per month. payabis 10 the Agent .'
je2S-H w st' W
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Sewerage Company for the District Of Columbia
came up as the first business In the morning hour,
laid on tho tabls--68 to b3.
Mr.. Wentworth, Of Illinois. moved to reconsider,
with the intention Of having the bill postponed but
the motion was laid on the table t.
Bills were reported from the Committee for the
District Of Columbia a. follows: .-.....
Court OF Washington county Passed. .H'
Senate bill to incorporate the Metropolitan Min
ing and Manufacturing Company. Passed.
House bill to incorporate tho National Capitol
Insurance Company. Passed. -
Senate bill to authorise the Chesapeake Bay and
Potomac River Tide Wstcr Canal Company to enter
the District OF Columba, and extend their canal to
the Anscostia river st any point below Bsnuing' 8
bridge .. HE. ia. ....., .. Ia..-.. -
The morning hour having expired, the bill went
over till the morning hour Of Saturday.
Mr.. Shellabsrger. Of Ohio, called up, as question
the charge made by Hon. Roscoe Conkling, in his
place. against Provost Marshal General Fry, and
bis bureau. ' " n n
After considerable dsbats--alI on the one side In
favor Of Mr.. Conkling--the House adopted BY an
almost unanimous vote tonly four negativsS the
following resolution
=Rs,oipsd, That all tho statements contained in
the letter Of General James b. Fry to Hon. james
@. Blaine, member Of this House, bearing date
the 27th Of April, A. D. 1855, and which was read
in this House on the 3Oth Of April A, D. 1865, in
80 far as such statements imputs to the Hon. Ros-
coo Conkling. amember of this House, any criminal,
illegal, unpatriotic or otherwise impropsr conduct
or motives either as TO the matter Of his procuring
himself TO DO employed by the Government Of the
United States In the Of military offences
In the State Of Now York, In the management of
such prosecutions In taking compensation therefor
or In any other charge arc wholly without founda,
ton In truth and for their publiostion there were,
In the judgment Of this House, no facts connected
with said prosecutions furnishing sithsr palllAtol
or an excuse. s. If.. tr- rI-a - '. '.Tr-
Reooipsd, That Gen. Fry, an ofioer Of the Gov.
ernment Of the United States, and head Of one Of
its military bureaus, In writing and publishing
thsss accusations named In the prsesdlpg rssola-
tiou, end which, owing 70 ths crimes and wrongs
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1s1Brsech-Loading Arm.-Ths Board for
the Examination Of Brseeh Arms Of which Gen.
srAi Hancock Is president Is in ssssioa 81 No. 81
Windsr's Building. ." ir-llF
Arms will Be received daily bstwssa The hours Of II
e. m. and . p m, until further noties. r
Inventors are requested to submit their arms per.
son or By agent TO the recorder Of tho board.
-.e. w. OWENS,
Capt. 9th y. 8. csy. Brew. Lieut. COL A.,
mhl2.u ., 81 Rsoordsr
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bersburg had not been provided for +? Congress had
never been asked to do anything for II. Why had
not the honorable Senator brought in bill for Its
relief? . '. .'t' .H H,7 .lu1 I
Ar. Buokalew said he would have been laughed
at. sr .. .f.., tIr p f.5f'0. y
Mr.. johnson would not have laughed at him; but
the two cases wsre not similar The destruction Of
Chambersburg was an act Of war; and II the Gov
erninent was to provide for all the destruction
caused By war, II would speedily become bankrupt.
sultation with any Of the New England Senators.
Mr.. Trumbull withdrew bis motion TO refer.
Mr.. Buckalew then moved TO postpone the further
consideration Of the bill until December. .',
Mr. johnson demanded the yeas and nays on the
motion. ''t ' H''H - ..'
Mr. Hendricks said be was not prepared to vote
for this bill. but would prefer that 1t should be re-
ferred to the Committee on the Judiciary and sug-
gested to Mr.. Buckalew TO withdraw his motion.
Mr.. Buckalew said he had no objection to do so,
Mr.. Hendricks did not see how the Senator from
illinois Mr.. Trumbull could consistently decline
to vote for this bill, when only the other day he
had voted to distribute charity over eleven States
Mr.. Wade hoped that this could bs acted on
without any further debate. He was ready to vote
for It, and thought that such acts tender to elevate
the nation.
Mr.. Salisbury said such circumstances as tbsse
appealed warmly to the hearts Of all, and excited
in him the deepest sympathy. IT, then, he thought
he had right to vote this money out Of tho Treas
ury Of the United he would give no vote more cheer
fully.
Mr.. Howe said he was not satisfied Of the pro.
priety Of voting away the peoples money for this
purpose. The Senator from Missouri lMr. Hen.
deson said, he that gives TO the poof lends to the
Lord. He Mr., Howell opined that this referred
only to those who gave away their own money. As
a matter Of convenience he would sooner say aye
on the bill than give my cents but as matter Of
propriety he would sooner give Afty dollars than
vote aye. IG l,s a. H,ll,.at. -. fI arr
Mr. Henderson ssid he would mako that bargain
with the Senator and would vote for tho bill IL Mr.
Howe would give the $50.
Mr.. Howe said hs would accept, as hs had no
doubt that was the best bargain hs could make
with the Senator. ~
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HOR- Horace Maynard q -
stFue1Ion.

AoSs- .AoFaee InynRrd On Raeo,.
StFuelIOn.
The Nashville Press a4d Tf4sFof the
@sta ult- makes public the following
letter from Hon. Horace Maynard 70
Governor BroEnlow:
WAsHISsToS, June ., 1854.
Oedr Sir--Your proclamation eon-
se9lng the Legislature on the sth IL
Paohshed in the city this morning n
Is grand document-the best. / think
yes ISSUED from your odica. The friends
VII feeI immensely relieved by il, as a
6eSPonse from the Union men Of the
Sonlh- For several DAYS We have ban
anIiously asked as TO your course in
me matter by men who are DESTROYS 10
see The Union restored speedily and
upon basis OF permanent security and
peace. ---t-
shall endeaEor to be in Tennessee
shortly, and AZ Nashville BY the time
the Legislature convenes. I see The
rebels howl over the proposed amend
ments To the Constitution. That ought
% Determine the Union men at oTca
Governor Peirpoint sent me This morn
ing an editorial from the Richmond
11A!Ss Of yesterday-fhe most violent
wicked, malignant and devihsh. The
great light Will be in the coming cleo
lions this fail. If the Union men sus-
tam themselves, the onward course of
events Is easy and pleasant for the
country. II they are overthrown, then
me Southern Coufederacy reviyes and
starls out on a new career. The action
OF Tennessee is looked upon as impor-
tant and indicative hope it will be
prompt and harmonious.
am, very truly, yours.
HORACE MAYNARD.
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can for q Union state Convention.

TIE updsrzignsar appointed State Execu-
tive Cou-iE=ee ~ lie CaiOa state Convex
t1oa ne4c II thAs city On the I'd day OF Fes,-
-uE-y lAss, beg leave, IN Puz1A1ee Of thea-
cate=, 70 submit 70 the people Of wess VIZ
gina ne following 1eoo.nne1dAttons=
TnAt SLs.s Conven3oa be he'd in the
city 81 PAEkeEsbarE on Thursday the
SOth Day Of August neI-, Commanding Al
10 A. NJ
Thar The delegates % this ooavsaiion. In
Gdditson 70 the sels-Ii1a Of candidates for The
TGZlOoA Ones o. TIE Commonwealth, be also
empowered by Their respective oons1t1en-
cies 70 chOose ezB435atss Tor Coag1es and ios
The vacant sisUs senztorShipG
ThAt with view 10 the best pozlble els
charge o. Lbsss important Irustk, township
primary meetings be he'd throaRhouf NE
STATE On Saturday the 9th DAY Of
August, 81 which delegates LllaiI h,s ehoan
70 County Conventions
That the delegates thus chosen meet a
theiE respective Court Houses on Batur.
day, the Isth OF August, and there chous
delegates 70 the STATE Convention. In ad.
disOa, II 4 recommended that they then and
there ehooss their Candidates for the aouss
Of Delegztes AID for The VARIOUS county Of.
ices 10 be nlleo Al the October eIsc1ion=
In the event Of the renewal OF the v4olsnes
and disturbances peEperatsd las. ian BY 10
turned rebels and thsiE Eympathi1ers In
BeTs=Al o1the COUNTIES. in order 70 overaue
Union men, IT Is recommended that delegzte,
Be accredited by Ietten nume-ously signed a,
poAble.
JOIN r HCBBARn,
THoS- H LOGAN
IOHE Z WILSoS,
JOSEPH SETBoD,
sANCEL LAUGHLIS,
JOSEPH BILL,
A. ". CAMPBELL
State EK. Com
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Why Nor USE 4" HnrY

oyer twenty yeara' Increasing t3eur,ti Ia,
esthhti1hea tho faci that n I,TIryy,' w..
TIAN HAN DYE. Is thehsst IN the v,n-i5 I,
Is the cheapest the NOS rsliahle. ~ I,,o-t
convenient. Complete IN one bottIe. ~
not require any previous preparation o. ~
hair. No trouble. No GoGk or stain. -
not ruboGor make thehaira ppearirTty ~
dead, but imparts to II new M and lr,-.r,.
PToducesa beautiful black Or brown. q ~
teTed. Aehnd can apply Il. Always rive.
satisfaetion. Only IS cents Per bottla. 500
everywhere.
A. !. MATHEWS Manufacturer II. 2.
plsAlAS BARNES & Co, New York, whole
sees AGenta mAy10-lYeod
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o. Neua anmnnrr.

The hotel arrivals all over the couu-
at present.
me virginia papers mourn too late
the decision that Harper's Ferry shall
be NO more the site of q United State
armory and arsenal.
The Portland fire was the most de-
structive ever occurring in this eoun-
There is great demand in the West
toT Gov MOrton's great speech Of the
1t was not R. Barnwell Rhett, but
his brother, that was killed by negro
in South Carolina.
The corn and oats crop promise a
pig yield in Jefferson county, in this
The Richmond Wig, of Saturday
iSst, contains the opinion Of Judge
Sheneys Of Staunton, delivered IN
COURT 20 the eject that slavery was not
abolished In Virginia up to April IOfh.
1866. at which time the plaintfF in 4
suit before him had bought 4 memo
girl he maintains that President
Lincoln's proclamation Of freedom was
The Government has adopted wood
en- mail boxes instead Heather and can
~. w. ose9gs. Ihey are not yet in general
use; One Of them arrived at the ONCE
IN this city on Saturday. It was oufte
4 curiosity. They, OF course, viii only
De used on railroad and stage lines.
The National Express and Trans.
Portation Company have made 4
strike. In the shape Of 4 decision a
Richmond, dissolving the monopoly Of
the right OF expressage over VirPinIo
railroads hitherto enjoyed by The ASams
Company.
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WE mentioned the other day that
Alex. n. n. Stuart, of Augusta county,
Va, had delivered an address before
the students Of the University at their
recent commencement, in which he
spoke Of the late rebellion as s'the late
rovolution.n We have since received
an outline OF his speech. We hnd that
he afects to believe that We are as q peo-
pie on theeve Of another bloody revOlu-
ton, and that it can be aveFted only
by Wise and moderate measures. He
thinks the present lull In The storm
should be used by the South to recover
its true position. He likewise Affects
70 think it erroneous to suppose that
glory was the cause Of the recent strug-
Gle. There was wider and deeper
cause. Whatit was We are not inform
ed. ButWe are informed that the great
question now Is as to the true character
Of our Government Whether Il Is fed
oral or national, has mot yet been hna1-
IL adiudieated. It Is true that slavery,
one Of the disturbing elements, Is now
out of the way, but, other and broader
ouest lions. remain unsettled. A great vic
foty has been gained by the advocates
Of ConHoli dation, but it remains 10 be
seen, whether the triumph IL TO be anal
and complete. That question must be
doleFmined by the great West-she
holds the balance Of power. Hereto
fore the West has had no definite policy
OF her own Her domestic interests
have englceeed most Of her attention.
She has o1-opeEnted nom time to time,
with the North Or the South, - best
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WARRLAGE AND CELIBACY, mE
~ Of Warning and instruction for Young
Men. Also, Diseasesand Abuses which pros
trats the vital powers, with sure means ONE
LEI Sent free OF charge In sealed letter en-
velopea Addre2, Dr. ]. RKILLIN HOUGH-
Ton, aos9Td Assoeiation, PhIladelphia, Pa.
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Jnss .shat vo.. red L.ndfe,-

These Pills act as mild and gentle stirnu-
liant with mos happy influence on mind
and body, correcting all Irregularities and re-
moving distractions, mental debility, melan-
cholys &C. restoring nature 10 its proper
chAnneA Under eeItai in circumstances they
should not be used Price 81 % rSeF box BY
mail TO any addre@s 81 10. Sold by
LAUGHLISS 4 BUSHFIELD.
Also By c. H ODBERT, Stone Bridee-
my35
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RRICK MACHINR

THE NATIONAL BRICK MACHINE
makes. with only tvo-hnEse power, 5000
SPLENDID BRICKS Per day, with wen de-
hned edges and uniloEm lengths. II the ma
chine dos not perform What We claim for il,
We VII taEsit back and refund the money
Atiares ABRAM RBQUA, 6eneral AEent,
10 R'oaaWoy. New YORK. apr2l-smsvOd
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rTENTIoN! BALD HEADS!
ATTESTIoS! GREY HEADS!
THE QUEEN! THE oTTEKyI

MRS. WIEsLOwB Queeu of Hair Re
stnres is Queen. not only in name, but in
virtues Il VIII make the hair grow, and ne
store U % its natural color. Il Is really the
hest Hair Restoner In the market II win free
the head from dandrud, and produce q new
growth OF ha1r Ehentt has fallen on, IL faith
Iuliy applied Try the queen. Its delight
f1l hAtr-dresEing. Reeoliec4 the name NFs
MineloUB Queen Of Hair Restorens Sod
W holesale and Reta1 by EDMUND BOOK
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DIR. LAROoKAH,s
Vegetable Pulmonie syrur

CURES COUGHS. COLDS, wHOoPING
" CoUGE, CEOUP, AsTHAA, CATAkRH,
BRONCHITIS, PAIN N THE DE, MIGHT
SWEASS, HoAESESESs. TO which public
spsakers and singers are liable, CoSsUWP-
IIoS, In its early stages, and all DISEASES OF
the throat and lungs.
1ndoned by the highest medical authority.
GeTyTnen OF every demon nation, authors,
editohNs profeSoS IN our various COLLEGES and
y many Of our mos eminent public men
Containing 70 opium, Il Is adapted tn every
age, and can be used without fear of the
dangerous results which follow the use of
many Of the cough preparations OF which
opium and ipecac are the base :
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Rostl Root, Rooti Read, Read.

Roofs PE3TACHISE preserves the life offhe
hair-changest II from gray 70 its original color
Ia three TeekE-preyents The hair from fall
mg-ls the best arflele for dressing the hair
ever found in the market-yTfl surely remove
danoIun and cure AL diseaEe OF the sc1lE-
y de1ghnully penumed, cures baidness and
VII not stain the slLtn- We tell The sfory
quleelLly, and ten II true, when We say It s a
Re1toFeF and Dressing Combined.
No other preparation for the hair cuufaIu5
Fes4aEhio Nut OIL Sold By an DFuREiEf8
ORRLS SKINNER 4 Co, Sole PUprietors
SpFfnRdeld Ma
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JusT listen how a New orIeans Re-
porter runs on: 1--WE have now uhe
watermelon, the musk-melon, the
cantelope, the orange, the peach, the
plum and the hg, all grown beneath our
genial sky. OFT tropical fruits, you
wiz hnd In the markets the mango. the
banana the pineapple and the plain
tam; also. the lime and the lemon.
might add, as expensive Is delicious.
We can easily enough understand how
and why they arc delicious, but cannot
comprehend how and Why they arc -
costly. They seem to be Is pfofnse ~
the mamma which of old came down.
from HeaVen.r1
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CoIEa4e's Aromatic VeEetabIe so.,

CoIgate's Aromatic VegetabIe scan.
AsuperiOr Toilet soap. prepared from no
hned Vegetable OILS IN combination with
GlyeeFine. and especially designed for the
use Of Ladies and eNursery. It's par
fume Is exquisite, and its washing properties
unrivaIled. Forsals by an druggists.
feh1.lydAy
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The Knabe Piano

SVEN enough known throughout tl,s Int,
states 10 stand upon its merits, and II g ", Se!
Necessary 10 PEDDLE them thruSg5 40
sing their praise ~ 70
The proper way for purchasers 10 s,n,,,-
themselves Is 70 apply 10 Responsible -!
where they know that what they buT i ;+ ~,
as represented. !Sst
Another method Of pushing bad work r-,,-
the public Is to sell through RlLzi- J.5I-t - ~
allowing them large commissions for rt-So',,
mendtng their Instruments This mol a,
dodng business OF course t5eTeaAeB the prics a
the commission ullLE Necessarily come f-,-1
the purchaser. N-a
In purchasing from the agent of a HrS---,ss-
manufacture, an instrument can te hs5 ~
the tAciory thstandinR the rrn-r
sensations OF outside makers that he tjesi -.
commission increases the price ofthe inge-p.
Persons in want OF drst-5la8 Pianos esYno,
expect to buy them at second or third cisSs
me public are invited to examine tie
SOCK OF.
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The Chicago Directory for this year
has just been issued. 1t contains over
ssventy-fonr thousand names, being
an increase over last year Of over twen-
" thousand. There are ssl Smiths,
pclud ing the diHeEent spellings of the
name 80 John Smiths, SAG bEillerS,
270 Murphiess - Nqilliamses, and the
same number Of AndeEsons,
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LiFeI LIFel
DROPS

Ao[mIcAS LITE Doors win cure Diutheria
Coughs. Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma
hheqmatts1l. NeurAigta. Ague in the Face,
lAtns. Group, Gods, Fever aud ARue and
Cholera IN a single day. Sold by an DruRZigfs
with fll directions for use.
ORRIN SKINNER & Co. PFouEIafoVS
Springhsai, 1faSa DE1IAs BARNES q Co
AEents lor Bog1on- rnaris-Ir
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Butchers Lightning FIy-KnIer
Makes quick work with files, and II COM
neneed early, keeps the house clear all sum
mer.
Look cut for limitations rGe, butchers
only. ju25-dkwIm