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SAN FRANCISCO MINSrRELS. 535 Broadway, opposit e
The Metropolitan uotel-IN ETHIOPIAN ENTERTAIN
srsrs, SINGING, DAsoiSe AND BURGl,soues--TaE LACE
Cook, AND AFRICAN BALLET TROUPE.
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FIFTH AVENUE OPERA HOUSE, Nos. and s West
rweny-fourth streeI.BrDwoRrHs M,NsrRrts.
Missrakisy, BALLADS. BueLEseuEs. &cTns fARsecurKp
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CONTINENTAL HALL, corner OF Eighth avenue an
Thirty fourth streeL-DR. WILLIAM BEReE's Concern.
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name. He responded promptly, when they announced
themselves detectives, aud said. you are The IN an
what crime he had committed, and demanded
their warrant Of arrest; bat they gave him evssvs
answer aud ~ the time commenced search ng him
These red his pockets OF the 1910 which he had
Withdrawn from the safe and also his gold watch and
chain. They asked him what amount NJ money
he had and. being told. they replied, ''rhass
ing % search BrotLcrson The latter remained
O few minutes and also left sayIn9 that he would
return but he failed 20 make his appearance. On
making inquiries Lyons learned tina; the pretended de-
tectivcs were thieves who had assumed 10 be officers
only for the purpose Of robbing him Lyons immcd-
ately reported his loss 10 Police headquarters since
which time the occs have been the alert for the
bogus Detectives. but have bscn unable 70 Ind them
Yesterday however, two genuine detectives arrested
young Brotnerton ON suspicion Of being an srcomplcs
10 the robbery, and the Magistrate committed him Tor
examination that Byotherson informed the unknown
thieves thai Lyons had the money IN bis Just
previous the robbery is dsibtess true but may not
be susceptible Of proof
Arlxoxp coSsrsAcy. In October, 1885 Charles 4
Sharpe vas doing business At No. Broadway. sharpe
says that st that time he solicited by Abram saacs
TO sell him two hundred and nry Of canned oys-
ters worth ei7s7 upon the following terms, vzs5oo
cash the balance in three months sharpe refused
The reason Of sharpes refusal wss that he unsc
quninted with Mr. lsaacs tsaacs rcsefred 70 Robert
Ross, q broker In PINE street sharpe says that
then and IN subsequent conversations that Isaos
was perfectly good snd responsible for thai
or q larger amount In fact that he (Ross)
discountins his paper, and considered him quits
solvent sharpe that upon this he
allowed Leases 70 have oysters upon the terms offered
Tie further sAfs that the balance Of 81 ISL h never
since pcsn raid He nov charges Issscs and Ross With
having catered nso cnspirscy 70 dersoa him 81 shs
amount fN ~ the time " shs negotssion fsssH 80
bsnkrut and that RIOS. knew this whsn he repr~cns~
70 him otherwe Rs~ ass Is~~ns ~~-s svvs<tr" re-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-03

CHARLEY WHITES COMBINATION TROUPE, at
Mechanics Hall. 472 Br0adway-IN VARIETY IIGHr
am LAuGHAnLE ENrERrAINME CoRrs DE BALLsr 81
STAGE SrRUCK CHAHBERaAfp.
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KELLY Icons GREAT WESTERN MINSTgEI.s
~ bipadway--lS THriR SONGS, DANCES ECcearRfcrss,
c.-BusLFsQuE HIPPODgoMK.
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TONY PASTORS OPERA ROUSE. 2ol Bowery. -Comc
vocAlsM-NEGRo MISsraxLsY, BAiLxr DrvEaTIssEMkHe
-Baicu.n YouNG; or, IhfE AMONG Tnk MonsoNs
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-06-13

r6- If you are in want of Brown or
Bleached Muslin, Denims, Cottonade,
Ticking, Stripes, Checks, Il a I'm 0 ra !
Skirts and Summer ShawIs, Go to j
MIG. PATTERS0N'S.
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l6- II you are, in want of Cloths,
Cloaking, Cassimer, Sattinett, Jeans,
Sweed, Notions, Hats & Caps, Groceries,
or IN fact, anything kept in a well assort-
ed Store, 20 to j. MG. PATTERS0N'S
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Victory at last. Song
and Chorud by go Wm. ]
Our Noble Chief iLastua va.
Passed Away, An
ai Elsgynon the Death 90
of Abraham, Lin-.nn 81
coin, by j. r. :
It'sAll UptnD Dixie, by Tuck
JEFF in PSttiesatss A9l no
!. Song forthe Times Nm,
by :. Tucke
= rmLonely since He noiIil
b; Left Me, by, .,,,t N. Ke'
lie, or Way do gn in
0Psansylvany by Hansij
Believe her .'trpe d.
Ne, by H. MI
THaveSo much so'TellJ. r.
,.Let him Rest. A Trib1Sl q.
ute to the late Ste :
phen c Forter, and
,embeiished with his,O
Likeness, by Henr
Limerick is D Beautiful? 7c1p
words by ROrcieanlt, 6 q
Comic, by Dan
| Lost StarSof my Home 'a y
l. The last Song la4dur n
Chorus, by Hehr,
Little House under lie "a
l., Hill, byIo; olll. G.
Leaye me Not in dark
Despair by A, II.
Mind on That, by j. II.
Moonlight with Thee, R Ne
Ny Beautiful Eizzie,9 y. Mi
#My Polly Ann. Comic Dawn
Mothers blessing r WI
Maggie Moore ~ PEI
My Angel Boy, .9aA1 c l
Music on the Waves. o 2,
Duet. by CIV
Never deem my Love nia~
can Change, by ib J.. R.
CON
Tell me Little Twink
ling Star BY li q W!
Thtre's none sayGood
Night to Me jill
Trust me all in all, OF n
not at all. Words by
Tennyson r
B Forever Mine II NJ
B Dreamer, Z
(for G Iitar,) S Wi
Beautiful Isle OF the :.
Sea by aIit j R.
Blue-Eyed Kitty May. B
Cadaverous Jones. -
Comic i,v Bots Geo
/ cannot coll her, Mo-
tier Chan
Jennie lives but for os
Thee 1870 LIN = Ma
Kissing on the Sly G
Kiss.me Father, ere / 10Y
die rgf 1a. az Wall
Bury me in the Srn-
shine R14J ti& II NJ
Angel Child geG W H
Beautiful Cloud L Al
Striking lie. Sung W no.
L. Dan Brya Mt, D, D. u,
Emmet
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Notice TO Teachers.


TUE Board Of School Examiners ofAshl,nd
County will hold the following Examina-
lions, at Ashland, during the year 1866
The End Saturday Of February;
The End and 4th Saturdays Of March;
The End and 4th7 Saturdays of April;
Tho End and4th Saturday ofM y;
The End Saturday of June
The 2nd Saturday of August;
The End and 4th Saturdays of September;
The 2nd and 4th Saturdays of October;
The End ard 4th Saturdays Of November;
The End Saturday CT December.
Tkese Examinations will at 8
o'clock A.. NJ, and close at a 7. NJ.
No applicant will be admitted after eleven
o'clock A. NJ. Written testimonials of good
moral character, signed by at least two re
sponsble persons will be required, which
testimonials will be kept on file. No certif-
cate can be ante-dated, and the School Law
prohibits Township Clerks from giving orders
to teachers for pay, unless they have certif
Gates embracing the whole time of SERVICE
The School Law requires teachers to under
stand the following branches, and be able Il
impart instruction in them all /: Reading, Wri
ting, photography, Arithmetic, English Gram
NH and Geography. A failure in one, Isl
failure in all, and those not having a fl
knowledge of each and every one Of the aboS'
branches. need net apply for q certificate
Particular attention yillbe paidto 0rthogra
ply AMI those not having studied it, will bi
promptly rejected. No private examinatio'
will be held, and no application "by latter,
will be answered. Only four g"sdes of GER
tifcates will be issued, viz for 6 months l:
months, IS months. and ~ months. Acer
tifcate for six months is Q trial certificate aut
will.not be issued a second tine TO the SAM
applicant. Those having certificates for sil
months must be able to procure certificate
for ~ months, or none. School Directors ar,
requested to furnish us reports Of the success
@ fteachers, as they will aid us material.
I'm granting certificates only to those who ar,
successful. Those expecting to teach tb'
higher branches will be examined according
". The standard Of Ashlard County Teach
ers must be. advanced, and applicants vii
bear this in mind. There WILDE no adjourn
ment after Examinations untilthe.
close. Each applicant Is required to pay
fee Of 50 centsas q condition Determination
and must be paid in advance.
BY order of the Board,
10 r. M.CAMPBELL, Clerk,
january 1l-10n3l
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With two extra copies to the getter up!of The
club. ., y.sr5.e.s st. lsfr 4.N
Fer every Club Of Twenty, and less than
Forty Subscribers, we will allow $l.25 for
each subscriber on the price Of said machine.
For every Club OF Six, q splendid steel en-
craving Of Pre- ident lincoln, full lengthy
Andrew johnson, Lieut. General Grant or
Sherman on horseback, worth $500 each,
with an extra copy to the getter up of the
club. aeG 94l 'i g3at'lNH ed 4J4
And'until the first of February next, we
will send as n prize 10 every subscriber send
ing his name and 81 so subscription in ad-
vance, one of those splendid steel engrayings
of the Uniform Series of NATIONAL P0R-
TRAITS comprising Presidents Lincoln, John
son, Lieut. Gen'l Grant, Maj -Genl Sherman,
Sheridan. Tdomas. Mcclellan, Fremont, Ad
mirals Farragut and Porter, and George and
Martha Washington, each l9x24 inches,
worth 81, 100 atl. 10 TODD 5.slg gl u htn'
These splendilpOrtraits should adorn ev-
cry parlor.
The Stasesmanlis thelargest, cheapest and
best family paper publishe cd, suited for every
family. Try IL once and you Will never b'
without 1t. Send foo copies and.get up you,
AMERICAN STATESMAN,
(6m33) ga OF Nassau ST., New York.
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ELECTROLEUM ELECTROLEUM /

CEND FIFTY CENTS AND GET A BOT.
y tie Of Pingrey's Electroleum, which wi
eradicate all kinds Of Greace from the finest
TO the corset Cloths. and;will cleau] Kid
Glovesty one application, Sales Immense.
100 Bottles for $500. Address,
OysIC NYi TV D, II PINGREY,
l5VD Harrisburg, IA,
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered TO- yea s from
Nervous Debility, Premature decay, nd all
the effects Of youthful indiscretion, will, for
the suffering humanity, send free TO all who
need it, the recipe and directions for making
tho simple remedy by which he was cured
Sufferers wishing to profit by the ADVERTISED.
experience, can do so by addressing
JOHN d. OGDEN,
No. IS Chambers st., New York.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been restored 10
health in a few weeks by q very simple rem
edy, after having suffered for several years
with q severe lung affection, and that dread
al case, ConsumPtion-is anxious TO make
known.to his ~fellow-suffcrers the means Of
euro. stftNE.t
To all who desire it, he will send a copy
Of the prescription used free Of charge).
with tho directions for preparing and using
the same, which they will find a SURE CuRE
for CONSUMPTION, LUG Affections. The only
object Of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
scription Is to benefit the afflicted, and spread
information which he conceives TO be involu'
sble, and be hopes every sufferer will tryhi
remedy, Us IL will co them nothing ant
may prove a blessing. .
Parties wishing the prescription, PRE-. b,
return mil, will pleas address
Rev. EDweARD A WILSON,
williamsburg.h, Co. Kings N. Y.
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INSTRUMENTAL
NEW WALTZES

HHANk itNfft AAA@A 4Lb
L'Ardita BE -u / Ardita -aafT 60
Bellies of Brooklyn Gen VIM Warren 100
Dalila Grand Valsc Eng. Ketttner 'sllB0
Faust na I Gesten o'bli ods0
Flowing Strtamlet Oh. Wells rs
Faust '''' Geo WnWarren' Ply re-
Harvest Home gl5 Jean Mapns aAttbG/
Hearts Ache VIM B Allen 2
Ida Lit4 .Jesn MannB i99ioho
Kiss .,ss. {, II, l. ,Ardith rya3.iy<
g Brilliantly ar'nged m no
by 4 Kittener I.- $500 ni.L
MARCHES AND oU1CH&EPs'.
Lincoln's Fuu'l March c9H-T u
Funeral March from /ap on o. W
Don Sebastian Oh, hi Lrf .s.l1lk0
March nonoro;ss Il. wo lsahaupt wo7isO
March Triomphale Dr.. Perabeau
March Montenegrihe II Mayner
4, ~ yARIATIONsb,d.ln2aA1.. az
Call me not Back from -,
the Echoless Shore 15a1l "oi hib on 80
Dear Neither, Pyecome { "a b9uieisus asaI.
Dear nU!i Mother II U,I I've cone ,aj IN .g5agd ioSS'
HOmeto Die @. ~GrobSogemeb 40
Lanigan's Ball A Baumbach 4, 90
Send for tIllustratedP Price LiSeoof hstrd.
ments aud Catalogues of New Mnsieg Address
orders o. j. WILLARD. "A
Wholesale Piano Forte and Music Dealer No
7BroAdwlyq n, Ylsey liDog dn6tfN
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DR.. PACIM,

of Gilmore, Ohio, who has had Q praitce of
twelve wears in The treatment Of ali xiv DIS Of
chronic diseases, yinbe at Che folloBin places;
MANSFIELD, Wiler House, Monday, June
500 90 and August.l6; 94" 5"'n
LUCAS, Tuesday %tilfnOOn, June2h'andA u-
gust 10 ; - t., ~
PETERSBURG, Tuesday a fternoOn June p
-5;te and August 1852 .ti mont b5gs,@I
EVANSVILLE, Wednesday, June2 and A ~
t''0 gu II; o"' ~
JEROMEvILLE, Thursday, June2sanaAu-
ASHLAND. Miller House, Friday Saturday,
aoiJl June "a and 20 and August l9and 2Oi
ROWSBURG, Sunday till noon, June 20 and
August 81
IAFsYETTE, Sunday, , afternoon June 20
and August 2lj-ra- u no n aMG7
SALEM, Monday till noon, June 81 and Ap-
on gust 90 at ,''s'a'"l '' "N7 ~"
CONGRESS-. Monday afternoon, June27and
August %; - ..h+ ,,s "a rofgl
PERRYSBURG Tuesday II noon Jdhs %
.lCi and August128 10 saaSit9 ON a12lo
POLK, Tuesday afternoon, June rs and AAu1
Ah5 gust 90;
ORANGE Wednesday tillnoon,J june 29and
SAVANNAH, Wednesday, afternoon, June 2
2G SIND Nugdsti24 ;ai nfod aIos12iot
RUGGLEs CENTER, Thursday till noon.
June 80 and August % "a
NEW DONDoN!' ThursdaS afternoon, June
20 80 and August 25sdi aogU d9GoTd
Ashland, April 20-46tf
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FARM FOR SALE E.

TIME undersigned will sell, al private sale
the Dcpler farm, adjoining Rowsburg,
Ashland County, Ohio, containing about 81
acres of excellent land, under o good state of
cultivation, with IN Orchard Of choice fruit
and In a,qood bearing condition two good
frame dwellings, O FIRST. rate Saw Mil, a good
barn, o mover filing we'll ofwater, and stock
water convenient. This is one of the most
desirable farms in Ashland county, and can
be bought cheap. For further information,
nouire ,oi Henry Depler or Jacob Engle at
Rawsburg. HENRY DEPLER'
JACOB ENGLE.
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The 18Th day of June, A, d. 1866,
Mt Q o'clock P, Mon the promises, offer at
Public Sale the following described real es-
tate. situate in Ashland County, Ohio, to-wit:
the twou undivided sixth parts of tho east
half Of lot number fAy two (52, in Andrews
addition to The town of. Ashland, in said
County with the appurtenances thereunlo be
longing. bauaa
Of sale, and the other half in one year from
the day Of sale TO be secured by mortgage
IN the premises sold, and to- bear interest o.
iher rate Of 8 per centum per nnnum. payable
annually. Appraised at Sl87 49,. .,aj
J.. D. JONES, Guardian Of
John ], and Anna NJ. Smith.
Nav %, .~l866-n503w ot7n'.
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B ~ on

NToTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed has been appointed and qualified
As Admin strdtor Of the Estate o, Jacob Lash
deceased, late Of Perry township.
May 2, lse6--8v % 9IDPETERi LASH.
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Estate Of Levi MoWrey,

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed have been duly appointed Adj
minister md and Administrators of the Es
tate Of Levi Mowrey deceased, late Of Ash
land County, Ohio. SAMUEL M0WREy,
no Jun, e-Sw LIZZIE MowREY.
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I S0O Per H'CGr D.! We want agents
I.OUU every where 10 sell ourIMPRovED
$50, Sewing Machines. Three new kinds.
Under anduppcr feed. Warranted five years.
Above salary or large commissions paid
The oNLY machines sold in United States for
less than $40, which are fully licensed by
Howe, Wheeler & Wilson, Grover & Baker,
Singer & Co., and Bachelor. All other
cheap machines are infringements and the
seller or user are liable to arrest, fine, and
Imprisonment. Circulars free. Address, or
callupon Shaw & Clark, Biddeford, Maine,
[n30ly]
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" OTICE.

The undersigned having sold out his property
and Store at Orange. Is about to remove. All
persons knowing themselves indebted to him
by note or book account, arc requested to call
and settle up Immediately. or after the first day
ofJune next they will be left for collection. 3
kpriI 1s. f65-tG M. BECK.
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owed each
en- without
The dock
rdads,snd
ed,cneaad
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RANKERs AND EROKEHS.

OTIS, y. A.-Attorney and Counsellor 81 Law
] j once az Cherry 81: =. 0. Box as.
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silver in West Yirrinin.

A company boring for oil on the farm
of William Cunningham, in jackson
county, West Virginia, six miles from
Ripleys Landing, struck s vein of
metal recently, about eighteen inches
in thickness A quantity Of the metal
borings was sent TO New York, where
il has been aEsayed and pronounced to
yield ninety-eight per cent Of pure
silver. Underneath this vein, which is
three hundred and forty feet from the
surface, Is q vein Of silver quartz four
feet thick A gentleman Acquainted
with the facts, informs the Pittsburg
Commercial that the strata was IS fol-
lows: First, forty feet hard flint rock;
next two hundred feet soft soap stone;
then . layer OF blue rock; next soap
stone, then the silver vein eighteen
inches thick; next, four feet of quartz
and then q bed Of black sand. similar
to the sand found in the gold mines Of
California" The owners have refused
10000 for the farm, designing to
work the lode themselves. They are
cleaning out the well preparatory 10
sinking shaft, the machinery of which
was taken up from Cincinnati on the
steamer Leonidas.
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I-lII 10 thu I7II- N7I7IIIIII7I7Ill-I1
Bulls Gar, TESS., April II, 1866.

BULLS GAR TESS., April II, 1866.
Mr.. J. ". Patterson:
DEAR SIR-In looking over the Com
mercial, Of yesterdays date, l see an
extract, taken from the Nashville Dis
patch, purporting 10 give a return Of
the election, or rather the loss and gain
Of Conservatives and Radicals, and
although ] am no politician vet l am
50 disguised with the deception and
rasoality now being played of on the
honest Union yeomen Of the country
must be permitted 70 speak out and let
The world see how somebody lies.
Mr.. Shepherd, Of Hawkins, is set
down in the above mentioned extract,
ss q Radical gain. wish to say to the
world that Mr.. Shepherd told me, at
the ferry, when crossing thu river going
to Rogersville, a few days before the
election, that he was not Radical, he
thought we ha2 done enough for tie nero.
Mr.. shepherd viii surely recoliect
those words 70 me, and / cannot believe
such a gentleman, ss think he is, ever
authorized such perYersiOn Of truth as
70 set him down IS q Radical
Ny character IS q constitutional
Union man has never been brought
into question, until ! now and then see
al that are not Radicals called rebels
oopperheads, etc. But Mr. Editor, ali
such ssyings are ISLANDERS on . portion
Of the soundest men in the land. 2
stand boldly and independently on the
platform Of Andy Johnson reeonstruc-
ton policy, and any man or set Of men
that would try TO make the world be-
iieve that known Radical could be
elected in Hawkins county must be Is
much deceived As the rebels were
Hnsn theY thcuEht they could succeed
with their rebellion
ssTrutA is mighty. A UH0s AAS,
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anuarV Isl
INWALf

3 Agent
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NFARR, THOS g.--Brokef, corner Union and
M College streets, buys and sells Gold, Incur
reBt Money, Government Securities and Vouchers.
Collections attended 10 promptly.
Also buys and sells on commission.
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The Excitement in Philadelphia.

Horrible Details Of the Tragedy.
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Among The Contributions 20 The ia
nous fair just held at Baltimore, was
magnificent and fragrant basket and
boquet Of natural flowers, freshly cut
from the conservatory 1t the Waite
House, bearing on an embossed card
the inscription sMrs. Andrew johnson
TO the Ladies Of the Southern Relief
Fair"
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- 4 Physiological Nicu 90 Marriag e.
Containing nearly d pages. ana lsF nue Plates
and EnEuvuE4 oi Che Anatomy 40 enc human UI.
guns In stale of hes M HH.I Disease uItu Irrsa
Use on hnliy Errous, J- UUp-oTau.o Dousequa1.Hf
upon The Mind ami Body, 9Th UTo AUlHHrs r.Hu
OF lreaiinDnl-tlo only -a..UaI a1I IHa.H"II
mode of cure, a- shown uY Che rrpart of .ssHH
treated. truthful ADVISER tn tnr uarIe.I. su.I
those contemplating ulirIHlr. HIH euierIa. .I.rH.H
OF their pnYsleaa C0uaaou. -eut ree o. postage t1
my address, uu re=gIul ut % cents, Iu sLamFH Hr
postal currency, ty aIIrea.ug lr. IA CkUIA. No.
81 MAIDEN Lane Albany, 81 ~.
The auihor may b. consulted upuu any u. tHH
disease upon winch his uUH. lrsats either person.
ally or hy mail, aud medicine scul o. amy rsrt HI
the world OclIla.u
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In another column picking Samburg
Grapes for sPcel's Vine. Il is an edmira-
bic article, usea ii' hospitals AM ~ ne
6rst-class families Ia Faris, London and
New York IN preference 70 old port vine.
Il 3 well worth q trial, ard gives great
satisfaction. ldes2l-tsisRsoHly.
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Heerara
[$IOfl.

Eeaneri
age passen-
Yuen ani
lers having
m-a
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SUEFE r 3 e S
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!


TARRANT 4 Co:
Geutiameu--I am q resident Of Crrscos, and hsve
been disposed % write % you concerning The real
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or Indigestion and dyspepsia i desire 10 express
b you my sincere gratitude for the great benefit the
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she wa lually induced to sees the aIrice q 4
learned Physician, Doctor Caulaisi o. Venezuela,
who immedia ely treated her with, your hfkk-
NE5CENT SETTER APERIENT, che began 10
improve at once, ana is nov PEhFEClLY WELL.
feel it b. b. 10Y duty for the good Of humanity n
make this statement, feeling that medicine 10 val
liable should ba widely known.
Trusting you vii give tins publicity, and repeat
ing my earnest gratitude and thanks.
ann very respectfully your,
B. u. g. HENRIQUER,
New YORK, June -, 'G5. Merchant Curacao, s-A.
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