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WINES, LIQUORS, ETC.
EDERKINS, STERN d. cos.
CALIFORNIA WINES,

The increasing popularity our brands of these
nne Wines has induced their extensive imitation
All desiring genuine and pure Wines should see that
our Copyrighted label bearing our name, place of
business, and the State Seal of California, is upon
each bottle.
The following Wines are now offered by us, with
WHITE, OR HOOK WINE,
VI light straw color, very delicate, fine favored
and superior as dinner Wine to Hook or Rhine.
A rich and naturally sweet Wine much admired
by ladies, and valuable in the sick chamber as it
makes line wheys and jellies. 1t is fine dessert
Wine, and well adapted for Communion purposes
MUSCATEL.
This superb Wine is made from selected grapes It
Is very delcate, and will rank with the very highest
sweet wines OF EuIopg4 ;opu
This deep red COLOR of good body and fine flavor
1t is becoming very popular whore slightly astring-
ent and delicate stimuant is desired Being entirely
natural Wine, 1t will agree with the most delicate
WINE BITTERS.
Inese are made IN our own cellars from oursoWn
Wines, AMI Will be found agreeable and pleasant
GRAPE BRANDY.
Distilled from the second pressing of the grape and
is pure and desirable article.
]. K. BARNES the Surgeon General of the United
States, assisted b. Assistant Surgeon WOODWARD
alter searching and careful analysis of our Wines,
pronounces them all pure. and admirably adapted
for the use Of the sick and debilitated.
Or. JACKSON. the well-known Chemist of Boston,
comedies with this opinion.
The Boston Journal, Transcript, Traveller, Satur-
day Evening Gazette New York Evening Post, Fri
bune and large portion of the press throughout the
Wines. extoled the superior merits Of these Wines.
Inc VINE Convention, acid at Cleveland, Ohio
where our wines game in competition with all the
premiums out of six to our Wines n''
The Indiana State Fair. endorsing tho opinion az.
pressed at Cleveland awarded as Diploma snd Sii
yer Med3l. ~A~ N1i
G. W. PIER & CO..
no. 81 South Charles street,
Baltimore,
nc9-tsr
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liza EzsE EggEsEzs95aEszF=1 RKCEIssONN, FREDF-
~ 50 ts1zs.+-exa.s RICKSBURG AND POTO-
Mac k. R.-IO IRA PELLERS GOING SOUTE


TWICE DAILY, GSindav P. II. Excepted,
The quickest and most direct route to Richmond
Va, and the South, via the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad to Washington
Potomac steamers from Sixth Street Wharf. Wash
ington 10 Aqua Creek and Richmond. Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad now entirely comnIeted
from Aqua Creek to Richmond, Va, connecting
there with ira ms on the Richmond and Petersburg
and and Richmond and D2nyie Railroads, for Peters
Salisbury. Charlotte and Charleston, SC.
y r5n rs leave Camden station at a. n and Band
leaving Sixth Street wharf daily, Sunday morning
e1cepted), at 4; n. and 100 p NJ, and arrive in
Richmond at ESQ P. N. and $50 A. NJ
THO UGH TO RICHMOND IN TEN HOURS.
FIFTY Nites Shorter and 8 hours ot.scker than ans.
other Route,
Be sure and get through tickets via Auuia C-esk
and Fredericksburg to Richmond, at Camden Station,
Baltimore, and get through baggage checks
Omnibusses and baggage wagons always in readi-
ness 70 convey passengers and baggage to the steam
ers in Washington city free of charge.
A. NEEDHAM & SON.
No. l42 Light street wharf
CHAs. N. HAEET,
oc5-t1 General Passenger Agent.
IN ssB c. ORANGE AND
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a l. E&ANDKIA RAILROAD
THROUGH BY RAIL
- FROI
WAS gF;THEs iEgHI AND p ALEXANDRIA TO
RICHMOND AND LYNCHBURG.
=. On and after FRIDAY, Sept. 1. 1866 tho trains
this road will run F as f f 4E2yg Gor-r,,
Leaves Washington at. I 4. NJ. and 8.3Op, M,
a a6PdonaFiiie sf 35 + H s sRd
Lyn0hP %F q fvS N S29 + II: aRdS An
Leave Lynchbura at........ 645 A M. and 7f5 p. NJ.
Richmond at..........7 A. NJ and us P. ii,
Gordonsvile at..."....12.30P p. NJ. and l22O A. NJ.
Arrive in alexandria at. ASS P NJ and 450 A, Nj
"a, Washington at. $50 P. NJ and SIS A. N.
9P 6 Sgnda AZ E 9aXs TPThngtop at NJ only
a. NJ, arriving in Gordon8ville at II As NJ leaves
G9rd9psVille at 1926 P NJ. arriving in Alexandria at
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN leaves AIexan-
dra at A, N; arriving in Lynchburg at no P NJ:
leaves Lyn2hbars at $50 A Mr.. arriving in Alexan-
Passengers for Warrenton will take the Am.
train south from Washington and the645 A. NJ. train
Passengers by the Gas a, NJ and 715 P. M. trains
from Lynchburg, and the A. NJ and lis NJ. trains
from Richmond connect with trains at Washington
for all parts of the North and West.
This route has the advantage over all others, BY
having a continuous rail from New York to Lynch
1t also passes through Fairfax Bull Run, Manassas
Bristoe, Catetts Rappahannack Culpepper Orange
and GordG9sVla where many of the late great battles
Tickets can be procured in Adams Express build
ing, opposite the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot
in ashington, also the Depot on Maryland avenue
Trains leave the corner of First and stS Washing
ton. WIN. II. MGCAFFERTY,
General Superintendent
j. NJ. BR0ADUS,
ocs-H General Passenger Agent.
y9 s.is,5,,s:tta. YORK ROAD RAIll.
i1SsA "A1'
On and after MONDAY next, Nov. 18th, cars will
leave City Hall at each hour, from A. NJ to 6P NJ,
except II noon.
Nightcar for Towsontown ut II Pm.
Leave Towsontown every hour from 4. NJ. to
NJ: eScent ~ noon: noS
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ca ~ a5aasssSsS3EafR NEW ARRANGEMENT.

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAT,TT-
MORE RAILROAD.
On and HS after SUNDAY January 49, the trains will
leave President street Depot as follows viz:
Way Mail Train for Philadelphia and Way Stations
at s25 A. NJ.
Express Train for New York only at go A M.
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York at
1l0P. NJ. "
Accommodation Train for Havre de Grace and in
termedate Stations at ATOP NJ
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York at
6.35 p NJ. "
Express Train for New York at $50 P. NJ; express
train for Philadelphia at 920 P NJ
The above Trains leave daily except Sunday,
ON SUNDAYS
For New York at $40 ?. NJ and for Philadelphia
at 9.25 p. NJ. 'D'
For Salisbury. and intermediate points on Della
ware Railroad, take 9.25 P. NJ. train, and for Dover
Delaware take the LILO ?. NJ. train
fe7-tf 49,
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Total amount of Assets,.....,. 80 100 OK ~
Slx per cent interest Oh the outstanding Certificate
OF profits will be paid to the holders thereof or thar
ega representatives, on or after Tuesday tia 9Th of
Fifty PEE cent Of the outstanding certificates of the
issue OF 1864 will be redeemed and paid to the holders
Tuesday, the 9Th of February next from which date
interest on ne amount SO redeemable will cease, The
cerslhcates 70 DC produced to the time of payment
and cancelled to the extent paid - p1' Ai'n'
=, dividend OF thirty-Gye per cent is declared on
the net earned premiums of the Company for the wear
ending 3lst December, 1865, for which certi6catss
next. 'i S"0 "o VI april
By order of the Board, J.H. CHAPMAN
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Ia gs Ess;sEssE jNoKTaERN

d. d. - cESF NoEEH KA,xwAv,
WINTER SCHEDULE.
On and after Monday, Nov. 20 1866
TRAINS NORTHWARD.
Leave Baltimore as follows:
York Accommodation, No. l........... 72O A. NJ
Fast Line IN NJ
Par1ton Accommodation, No i........ISS0 M
York do 3 90 {"
Pittsburg and Erie Express ia
PittSburg and Elmra Express - IN m
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Pittsburg and Elmira Express. ...... 7caAu
Parkton accommodation, No. 2..,, & 20
! York Accommodation, No. 2..............1O.l5 "
P@ron Accommodation, No. l. at Bolton 10 NJ
York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS No, i4i..,,''' S 9Is
Mail; Fast Line and Pittsburg and Eimra Express
Will not stop between Baltimore and Parkton.
daily except Sundays ~
urdays. "1'-
Pittsburg and EImira Express leaves daily.
Mail and Accommodation Trains arrive daily ex.
EliniEa Express arrives daily except Mondays.
laSt Line arrives daily.
Mail Fast Line, Pittsburg and Erie EvnraYs ,,a
P!tsburg and Elmira Express, make close c6nsetons
with the Pennsylvania Central Railroad at Harris
3uIg Tor PItts69rg CLEVELAND, Columbus Cneinn att
1ndlanapohs chicago, st. Louis, Fort Wayne Louis
VILE Cairo, and all points m the West, Northwest
and Southwest Mail and Express Trains connect at
EImlra with the y CIV York and Erie Railroad for
York. ''---' 0'-'''l ANU western New
For further information, apply at Calvert Station.
J. n. DUBARRY,
General Superintendent
ED. S. YOUNG,
nol8-1 General PASSENGER Agent.
la IL Egysz.zzsss KES4l9aOND; FsEEDE-
ezz $500 RICKSBURG AND POTO-
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Average Uuty..........4b12 q cent. DOS q cent.
In addition to the above there was entered during
the year 1865 foreign gold and silver of the value
s. 123 2Sl, as against s., 265, 622 in 1864.
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HAR. JOHNSTON
~ BALTIMORE

DR. JOHNSTON 7r1,,onr
OFFICE No. 2 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET, -
Discovered in the Great Hospitals of EuTops
the most certain. speedy, and only eectual remedy
Structures Affections of the Kidneys and Bladder,
Involuntary Discharges, Impotency, General Debiis
Confusion Of IDEAS Paipitation Of the ert HP FIFTH
ity, Trembling, Dimness of Sight or GidTiness Dis
cases of the Head Throat, Nose or SKIN Aaestions
Of the Liver Lungs, Stomach or Bowes-those terri
BILE disorders arising from Solitary Habits of Youth
secret and solitary practices moro fta to their VIC
Tins than the song Of Syrens to The Mariners %
tiCpatOns rendering Rp M iaE a. impossible
Office No S. FREDERICK STREET, left hand
side going from Baltimore street. few doors from
Letters must contain stamn. Hn4-ff
HEFs. a. HUEI, of Paris, still continues his gnc-
-HI cesstul treatment of CONSUMPTION. Several
residents OF Baltimore in an advanced stage Of tho
ferred to. Apply at his OFFICE. Southeast coTne-
Of 5ayette and Frederick strcets. Baltimore Mary
!ana: ie19-ly
sAR. a. BsJEF, Graduate of the Medical Foc,I-.
AZ ty Of Paris, (France,) Member of the Men,
and Chirurgical Faculty of Baltimore, Md. is the
dlscoVerer of the only Remedies for Diseases of mi
Recent cases cured in from u to As hours on ritton
guarantee. Chronic, nveterate and con. t;tut;onaI
diseases, spch as have been abandoned az incurabe
adopted by him is that which has the approval of tho
most distinguished Physicians of Aris and its uni
yersal success IN practice of 40 years has proved
beyond doubt, that the worsa cases readily YIELD
and are thoroughly removed once and forever from
the SYSTEM especially all eases of constitutional de-
bly; nervous diseases which soon or late turns to
consumption, and al the evils entailed by certain
pernlcous practices which ruin both body and mind
uniting tho victim for either business study society
OF marriage and to those who suffering the evil
effects of improper indulgences, of whatever kind
can now be perfectly restored to natural health anS
vigor, in a brief period, by applying to one whose
skill and experience be relied on. No eror5tta
or unprofessionGL charges.
Distant Patients consulted by letter and remediao
forwarded that be taken in the most Convenient
and private manner
Office southeast corner of FAYETTE and FRED
Eh1Oh C1rHGAo' jel9-y
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BGrWe have been requested to republish
the following views of Hon. Geo. Vickers, a
sketch of his speech on the Registration Law
during the recent Legislative session:
rrNKrr Dr,GrsrUzp rHnN
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Tho Company has the following assets,

United States and State of New York
Stock, City, Bank and other Stocks 81 500 5s5 n
bOa i secured 6y Stocks and otherwise. $780, o.
Rga ESt!e ana BONDS and Mortgages. 22l 2s0U
and Mortgages and other Loans sl1-
dry notes, Reinsurance and other
chains dHe the CorIIFany estimated at 144, 1854 A.
rb ~ Notes ;.ia blis hecslVable. 1888. Sol 81
Gas n y 4 r"oo. S0,462G
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RAILROAD NOTICES.
rHEBALTIMOREAND emo RAILRoAn

La M - - On and. after TUESDAY.
fE anuary 1886, two daily trains
will run between Baltimore and Wheeling and Par
kersburg, as follows:
MAIL TRAIN 7 will leave Baltmege daily Except
le9ye daily HReIqdiGg Sunday at 10 P ~ and the
for Wheeling daily at 6.45 A. NJ. Except Sunday.
all points West, Southwest and Northwest.
FREDERICK ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
leaves Baltimore daily at 4.30 P NJ. Except Sunday
East-Leayes Frederick at IT'S A. NJ. daily. tSun-
Il The ELLf6oTTs MILLS TRAIN leaves Balti-
more at go and 10 A. NJ, and $50 P NJ, and Eli
P. NJ.
FOR WASHINGTON:
Leave Baltimore at 400, 7.05 and AS A. NJ, and 8,
40 and rs P. M. On Sundays at 4.3O and S.45 A.
NJ, and 20 P. M Leave Washington at $40 73O and
lib NJ. and $50, 4.35 and 7.30 P. N. On Sundays
at 7.30 A; NJ. and go and 7.3O p. NJ. The S.05A
(Annapolis) and 8.45 A. M. and P NJ trains only
from Baltimore, and the go A. NJ and go P. NJ.
trains from Washington, stop at way points. The
1.Q5 A. NJ. from Baltimore, and the $50 A. NJ. from
Washington connect with trains on the Annapolis
road. Through trains for Annapolis also leave Bal
timore at sos A. M and P. NJ and leave Annapo-
lis at $40 and 7.30 A. NJ. and $40 P NJ for Baiti-
more, stopping at all way stations north of the
Junction.
For further information tickets of every kind &c.,
apply to J II. ENGLAND, Agent at Camden Sta
tiOn or at the Ticket Office. W. P. SMITH,
Master of Transportation.
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Once No. S. FREDERICK STREET, left hand
SIDE going from Baltimore street. few doors frors
the corner. Fail not to observe Name and Number.
Letters must contain stamn oc1
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BARNUM'S HOTEL,

a PPLIUATION will be made to the City Coun-
Aci at the present session. for permission to erect
steam engine at No. n. Liberty street. felt lots
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New York markets

CINC1NNATI Feb. 2l.-Flour is in fair demand. 7
Wheat dull. Provisions dull. Mess Pork held at $2i
Lard is in good demand and held firm at Is cts. |
Whisky firm at S2.25. in bond. Gold l31R
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INSURANCE COMPANIES,
Union Fire Insurance Company
OF BALTINGSE.
No. Il SECOND STREET, North Side.
Maryland Fire Insurance COMPANY

OF BALTIMORE
Have removed their Office for the present to the
II. W. CORNER OF SECOND STREET AND TRIPOIErr's
ALLEY.
NEXT TO THEIR NEW MARBLE BUILDING.
OPPOSITE THE PosTOFFICE
This Company, having an ample capital insures on
all kinds of property in the city and country Large
lines on MERCHANDISE and other property insured by
the year Or short time, on favorable TERMS and Par
petuaE Policies granted when requested.
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TEN. 1t certain remedy for Dyspepsia or In
digestion, Nervousness, Loss of Appetite, Acidity
of the Stomach Eatuleney and Debility. II Is not
alcoholic therefore particularly suited for Weak,
Nervous and Dyspeptlc persons. For sale by all
Druggists everywhere at Il per bottle.
Jan lS, 1865 Is
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'''4' DIR. J. A. LARS
EYE AND EAR
INFIRMAR
Second Street, near he Post Office,

Second Street, near he Post Office,
PORTSMOUTH, ONO.
TENTlIS new undertaking is now Justly exciting
Il the admiration and approval Of the Deaf and
Blind throughout the country. If you suffer with
Disease or Defcrnaity Of the Eye or Ear,
come at once and be cured. Do not spend your
time and money with these quacks and hufhbugs
who pretend to work wonders by Witchcraft sud
Sorcery, My experience and exclusive attention
to this branch Of the profession, alike justify me
In offering my services to the public for the treat
ment of the various diseases and defolmties of the
EYE and EAR.
remove all diseases and impairment Of vision
QUICKLY and SKILFULLY. Oniy fee MINUTES
are required for the removal Of
CATARACT" "PTERYGIUM," AND
"CRoss EYES"
treat both Acute and Chronic Inflammation of
the Lids BY new process, which is one Of the
m0dern DORdey& It's application Of remedies TO
Eye is free from pain or danger to the organ, and
it, SuccesS Is aeiRtoat parallel Come and see for
yourselves. and yon a7Hnerer regret IT,
WWgou be Blind whi!e Sight is piihia yow reach
or wly hol3oa to a pair Of ugly Grass EyeS, phen
they can be made Straight IN fce Minutes?
LJNo charge for Advice or Examination
Terms reasonable.
For further particulars, address,
j, A. LAIR, NJ. D..
=, Portsmouth, Ohio.
May II, '66--3m.
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

STATIONS. MILES, MAIL TRAIN. .lAccoM.
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Life IN Java.

A traveller writes from Bavaria, Is
land of Java 1.-The Hotel DIES Indies,
at which l am stopping-the main
building, two stories high, with an inn
mense piazza in fronts connected on
each side by buildings like railroad de-
pots, 800 or 400 feet long. Each suite
of rooms contains room enough to make
two, three, and even half a dozen ordi-
nary rooms, such as we get at the hotels
in the United States. In front and
back are lighthouses, fountains, flower
gardens, and out-houses, for cooking
aud for servants, marble floor, tiled
roofs, ceiling from 20 to 25 feet high,
no carpets, and but few curtains,
Meals are served up in about the same
style as at the lirst-class hotels in Now
York. The habits of living arc quite
different. At daylight, coffee and tea
are taken to your roomi at eight, same,
with light refreshments; twelve, break
fast, and at seven, dinner. Coffee and
tea are always ready, day or night, same
as baths. No extra charge, take them
or not, as you may choose. The hotel
is situated in the new or upper town,
some half dozen miles from the water.
1t is a fair specimen of five or six 9th
ers, within half mile of each other,
My hotel and ground cover ten acres.
The whole ground, like the rest of the
city, is one immense forest Of trees and
canals"
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Cunning Savage.

The desire of gain will sometimes
inspire with dishonest cunning an illit-
crate savage. After a successful attack
on the royal party, in l7l5, a High
lander had gained watch as his share
Of the spoils OF the vanquishcd, I'm
acquainted with its use, he listened
with equal surprise and pleasure to the
ticking sound with which his new ac-
quaintance amused him; after few
hours, however, the watch ran down,
the noise ceased, and tho dispiritcd
owner, looking on the toy no longer
with any satisfaction, determined to
conceal the misfortune which had be-
fallen it, and to dispose of it to the first
person who offered him n triile in OK
change lie soon met with a customer :
but, at parting, he could not conceal his
triumph, and exultingly exclaimed,
"Why, she died last night ~
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June II, 1905. Il
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LAST NIGHT

Thatrropthefial flower saw last night
Which never blossoms till the SIN is gone,
And like a spirit sh$nSInsS ON the light,
Folds up its petals ere the morning dawn:
Night-bloomi1g Cereus, beautiful and white,
III its brief hour, what else bcfcll last night?
last night child was borns It's clear blue eyes
Were opened to life that will not end;
In depths Of woe or joys above the skies,
long eternity the child will spend.
But vestcr-Inorn he had not seen the light;
a soul immortal beswoke lasl night.
Last night an old man died: his silver hair,
That was a cloud oi. glory on his brow,
VIII float no more upon the summer air.
His day is past: his mouth is silent noTi
Aud months aud years will come, and take Their
hght
lie will not come again--he died last night.
Last night brile was to the altar led,
Lovely as morning when The sGnappears
Last nigh mother bent above her Gead,
iiAnd bathed tae icy brow with burning tears.
Meanwhile the stars shone on, the moon looked
bright
and the 6ue lake lay sleeping meath their light.
Last night field was one; and all the air
Was rent with shouts OF JOY and victory:
Last night ship went down. aud wild despair
sentcries Of anguish DER the troubled sea;
Last night some ran.omed souls went up to
heaven:
Last night how many perished unforgiven.
So goes the world and some time soon or late,
When households gather at the break Of day,
When the sun passes through his golden gate,
And all the earth is frightened in his ray
When sea and sky are filled with rosy light
II may be said Of me, ''She died last night.
.- ). A. W.
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PAUL 81 MAY.
DIR. O. Q. MILLER.

From Hon. WGrrea Chase, tie Lecturer.
Ny halr and Whiskcls have been many wears
gray. Rings Vegetable Ambrosia" has restored
both to thei original color, black, gnd covered the
balduess on the top of my head with fine growth
Of black hair. have several friends who have
used it with the same results, and | cordially
recommend it as one of the few medicines that
will do what its labels and circulars claim for it,
WARREN CHASE.
NAV 81, '6G-6m.
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SPECTACLES RENDERED USELESS.

The most eminent Physicians Ocusts Dvnes,
and most prominent men of our country recon-
mend the use of the CORNEA RESTORERS for
PresbyOpia, or Far or Long-Sightedness or every
person who wears spectacleS from old age; Dim
ness Of Vision, commonly called blurring; Over
worked Eyes; Asthenopia, or Weak Eyes, or
Weakness Of Sight; Amaurosis, or Obscuritv of
Vision; Photophobia. or Intolerance of sight (;
Weakness of the Retina and Optic Nerve; Myo-
dcsopa. or Specks, or the appearance of floating
or moving bodies before the Eyes; Ophthalma, or
Inflammation Of the Eyes and Eyelids; Cataract
Eyes; Ilemiopia, or Partial Blindness Sinking of
Of the Eycball; StrNbismus, or Squirting, &c.
They can be used by any one with a certainty 0 f
success, and without the least fear of injury to the
Eye More than 5000 certificates Of cures are
exhibited at our office. Cure guaranteed in every
case when applied according to the directions in
closed in each Box, or the money will be refunded
Write for Circular. Address
d. j, STEPHENS & CO., Oculists,
At Bushton's, Family Druggists
| P.O. Box 926 No.10 Aster House, Broadway, NY.
P. S.-DR. j. STEPHENS & Co. have invented
and patened MYOPIA. OR CORNEA FLAT
TENER, for the cure of Near-Sightedae IS, which
has proved great success. Write fora Circular
Feb. /, lS6G-1y,
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Chloroforn.

1t is suggested in the London Chem
isl aud Druggist, that chlorotorm is an
excellent medium for the removal of
stains of paint from clothes, etc 1t is
found that portions of dry white paint,
which resisted the oactioh of ether, ben
zole, and bisulphide of carbon, are at
once Dissolved by chloroform. ~. T.
Obscrrcp
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A CARD TO THE LADIES
DER. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS,
FOR FEMALES.
Infalible in Correcting Irregularities, Removing
Distractions of the Monthly Turns, from
Whatever Cause, and

AlrGys Successful as a Preventive.
1t is now over thirty wears since the above celc-
brated Pills were first discovered by DR.. DUP0N
co of Paris, during which time they have been
extensively and successfully used in most of the
public institutions, as well as in private practice
of both hemispheres, with unparalleled success in
every case, and it is only at the urgent request
of the thousands of Ladies who have used them,
thnt he is induced to make the Pills public for
the aleyiation ofthose suffering from any lrreg-
uarities whatever.