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FREEDMEN,s BUREAU.

Colonel Osborn, Assistant Commissioner of
the Freedmen's Bureau in Florida, states, in
his report to the Chief of the Bureau, that on
account of the restrictions imposed upon the
industry of freedmen in the other Gulf States
large numbers of them are coming into Florida.
As an instance of the character of these OBJ
their efforts to obtain livelihood, it is stated
that in Mobile, Ala, an ordinance was passed
in December last requiring colored men who
they can obtain a license to follow their voca-
ttnp
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GKRNAN OPERA AT Growers THEArKR.-
Next Monday evening is set for the commence
ment Of short but brilliant season Of German
opera. The order of presenting these fine
operas lie as follows: Commencing On Monday
with Martha; Tuesday, Faust; Wednesday,
Robert lie Diable; Thursday, Fra Daivolo; Fri
day, Les Huguenots; Saturday, Don Clio vanni.
The company, IL will be seen, embraces most
OF the old fayorites and presents some new
names Of first-class European renown. The
chorus and orchestra will be even stronger and
better than on the previous visits Of the troupe
Doipt
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RESTITUTION MONEY.

Treasurer Spinner very frequently receives
letters from different parts of the country con-
tanning sums Of money which are supposed to
be remittaEces as restitution money for equal
or in partial restoration of larger amounts dis
honestly withheld from the Government. Re-
Gently the Treasurer received one Of these re-
mittances from man who subscribes himself
'John Dust, U. s. Navy" in Missouri, con-
tanning S2S7, and another communication,
which was anonymous, from Lockport N. Y,
Containing S3.15. These sums are deposited In
what is termed the 'Conscience Fund, !" which,
1t Is said, amounts TO some thousands of dollars
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Late from New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 3I.-The House Judicial
ry Committee reported adversely to all bills
and plans looking 10 a stay Law.
The steamer Colonel Chandler, Capt. Wade,
left here for Galveston via Alchaffayto River.
She met q gale off Sabine Pass and broke in
two. The Captain and pilot Curtiss were lost.
The crew was saved.
Gov. Hamilton appointed MIR. Alexander At
torney General of Texas.
An agent of the Kansas and Arkansas Rail
road is traversing Texas stirring up the people
about the completion of that road to connect
Galveston and ST. Louis via Fort Gibson and
Kansas City.
National Bank with 100000 as capital
will start here shortly.
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SMUGGLING ON TIE ST. LAWRENCE.

Hon. n. Sargent has received advices from the
Northern frontier, which has 80 long been the
theatre Of the boldest and most desperate at
tempts az smuggling. Intelligence from these
districts now is to the effect that efforts to intro
dues contraband goods are greatly decreased.
The recent adoption of certain precautions by
order Of the Commissioner, has had the effect
to bring large sums Of money into the revenue,
as tax on clothing purchased in Canada and
brou ght into the United States that was for.
merly unpaid. So fiourishing had become this
business Of bringing clothing, &c, from Cana
"a, that now it is stopped, the dry goods and
clothing merchants are in a great state Of won.
derment to know what causes the great loss of
American trade. Since the appointment Of fe-
male searching officers, the Collector states,
women will not attempt smuggling. knowing
they are to undergo the trial of personal exami-
nation on entering the United States,
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TIE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT

II may assist in understanding the cons,itu
tional amendment passed by the House yester-
day, TO state that it differs from the one pre-
yiously reported from the Committee of Fifteen
n leaving out all allusion to direct taxes, not
changing the Constitution In that respect The
erect OF the amendment is simply to exclude
rem the basis of representation all to whom
the elective franchise is denied or abridged on
account OF race or color. The amendment is
precisely the same in pufport and substance as
that introduced by Mr.. Blaine, of Maine on
the sth of January, the phrase sscivil or poiiti-
cal rights or privileges" used BY Mr. Blaine
beng changed TO ''electiye franchise" by the
Committee Of Fifteen
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Destructive Fire at Franklin, Pa.

FRANKLIN, Pa, Feb IA fire this morning
destroyed twenty-four houses in the center of
the town, including the post office and Lam
berton House, Stanford's Theater buildings,
and the Masonic building, which was Just
finished. The loss is estimated at S5OO,OOO: in
surance about one-half, principally in Eastern
companies. When the fire broke out q strong
west wind prevailed. which fortunately ceased
about six O'Clock, and enabled the firemen to
get control Of the flames. Ali the mail matter
was saved The fire originated in q brothel
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THE FRNIAN REPUBLIC.

BY the Canadian dispatches elsewhere, it
would seem that the Canadian authorities be
lieve that the point where the Fenians propose
to make descent to gain foot-hold for their
'Irish Republic" (as limited at by Sweeney
Is the Wolf Islands, in Passamaquaddy Bay.
IL 10 reported that detectives in the employ of
the Canadian authorities, got access to the
Fenian circles, and ascertained the plans OF
the Fenian leaders
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SENTENCE OF COURT MARrIA1.

Private Charles Starkey, company +, sth
regiment U. 5. Veteran Reserves, was tried
before court martial, OF which Colonel F. E.
Pierce, 9Th regiment Y. X. c., was president
on the charge of violating the 5Oth article of
war. he was found guilty, and sentenced to
be dishonorabIy discharged, with loss of ali
pay and allowances, and to be confined at hard
labor for four months, with an iron ball at :
tached to his left leg, weighing twenty-four
pounds Gen Augur mitigated this sentep ca
TO confinement At Fort Whipple for the period
Of three months.
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TO BE RELIEVED.

II is reported on good authority that General
Fullerton, who has been temporarily in charge
Of the Bureau Of Refugees and Freedmen of
this District, is arranging the affairs of the bu.
reau preparatory to turning it over to General
Charles Howard, a brother Of Mai. Gen. Oliver
o. Howard, who, it is expected, will be as.
signed to that duty.
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WHAT NEXTs

The Caronieie praises the spitefuI, acrid
speech Of Thaddeus Stevens yesterday, in
which he denounced the President as q "usur-
per" and said that IL the President were a
british king he would slose his head.- The
Chvoniels says Of this abusive speech that it
"equaiied and recalled the grandest efforts of
patriotic eloquence during the Revolutionary
II Var
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GENERAL HOWARD

Major General o. o. Howard, has gone on
his lecturing tour through the New England
States. He is to receive one hundred dollars
for each lecture delivered, and the money thus
received is to be devoted to the fund accumu-
lated for the erection of the CongregationaIist
Church in this city. During the absence of the
General, which it is supposed will not extend
beyond fortnight, Brigadier General Charles
Howard will have charge Of the Bureau.
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NEW YORK, Feb 1.-The u. s. Express Co.
met with heavy loss on Thursday morning,
by the burning Of their car on the Erie express
train, between Lackawaxen and Scholoa. 1t
was entirely destroyed, with Its contents, in
Guiding large amount Of money. 1t was
valued at S5OQ,OOO.
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Iron MEXICO.
Reported Defect Of the Liberals.

NEW YORK. Febsl-The HeraId's Havana
eral Prieto IN the State Of Tehuntepec Of the
Republican force Of two thousand under Gen.
eral Figureo with loss 20 the latter Of one
hundred in killed. The Imperialists claim to
have had only seven killed and thirty wound /.
cd. The state of siege at Tampico had been de-
clared removed by Marshal Bazaine. Reports
Of anticipated changes in Maxinilisn's cabinet
prevailed. Porliro Diaz remained at Apaso.
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0Major General Halleck has ,s.naa . can
srsi order directing the military posts in the
barber and vicinity of San Francisco to be de.
csSne1 .,om nne District Of California The
9foer materially reduces the Importance of this
department Of California. and reiisxss a. s~
Mcdowell Of fully half Of his duties oeu
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WHITE HOUSE.

large number Of ladies and gentlemen Wis.
tied the Executive Mansion to-day, for the
purpose of seeing the President. Among those
whom the President received were Major
General George A Thomas, Senator Cowan of
Pennsylvania, Senator Wilson of Mass; chu-
sets, and several members of Congress-
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"An order was issued in Richmond last
spring, shortly after the occupation OF the city
ny me FEDERAL troops, that no person should
Wear Rebel military buttops. The order has
not been very rigidIy enforced of late, until
Monuay last, when the military guard In that
GU! anes.ed quite number Of persons found
MssIns mem, and took them 70 Libby Prison,
dismissed.
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U AfA MEETISG Of fas GRaNo ND, isss
Of Maryland Order sons Of Liberty, held On m.
abovs date, the following resolution wss unan,'
mously adopted:
On notion. Rssoired, That the Grand Cam A
the State Of MatylaLd order Sons Of Liberty. t.0
der % George wsshinstoa Camp No. /, Orcsr sons
for the bospdtable manner they were sntsrtained
on the 14th instant, ut the orgsaisasios George
Nashtpstos Camp he !. e the restaurant Of Bate
] ard, washingtos. u. q -
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-Cotton quiet. Flour
and Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn dull
and dropping. Beef quiet. Pork heavy. Lard
dull and unchanged. w hiskey dull.
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WEDDINGS, DINNER PARTIES, BALLS
w. etc Furnished BY JOSEPH SHAV-
JI1LD, Caterer and Cenfsctionsg, No. 3s6 6th
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Accepts.

MILLIGEvILLE, JAM 3i.-Herschel " John /.
ton accepts the position of United States Sena.
tor III .
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

0ELADIES' FAIR AT UNION HALL. OP
PQSITE FORREST HALL, GEOkGE-
IOWF-The ladies of the West Georgetown Il
MONDAf EVENING. january 18th, for the bens.
mt Of their Sabbath School, to continue every eve
n'Dg during the week. Fancy articles and re-.
freshHents sush ~ ladies alone know how 30 pre-
pare, viii be furnished in abundance while fair
hands and sweet smiles will greet their patrons.
Abundance. Id cents. ja H-6tt
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Tx VERDICT

. Aftsr an absence of one hour ana tventv
msnutes. the Jury returned with = verdict o
guilty OF 'aisr Imprisonment and not guilty q
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DOT ASIDE THE PIPE
am now offering . fine CABANA CIGAR, by
the bundle or box, for FIVE cents; also, q fine ES
Pamela CIGAR, by the bundle or box, for i've
cents.
el-eo3ts 39sL r. sfrac,
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AMERICAN TE.vsRAPH CoMPANy,
Omce 432 Pa. avenue, February 1, 1856
Inc following kilograms remain in this office
from other causes:
Geo C May nard, Tunsell Welsh. And,w Neawels
novl-n b. p. SNYDER. Manager
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8g8CJA5 I0g5CS3.
TO CONSI jMPTIVES.

THE advertiser, having been restored 10
J. health in a few weeks by very simple
remedy, after having suffered Tor several Years
with severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, ConsumptiOn-is anxious to make
known to his felow-suiierers the mems Of cure.
To all who desire It, he will send copy Of lie
prescription used Gree of CHARGE wiIh tire d.
rections for preparing and using Inc same,
which they will find SURE CURE FOR CoNs0MP.
TON, ASTHMA, BRoNcHITis, COUGHS, COLDS ana
All Throat and Lung Affections. The only CO.
iect of the advertiser in sending the Prsscrip'
lion is to benefit the afflicted, and spread mior-
NATION which he concelyes to be Invaluable,
and he hopes every sufferer will try his rene
DIV, as it will cost them nothing, and may prove
9 blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription FREE by re-
turn mail Will please address
REV. EDU.IRD 4. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co, New YORK
December 80, 1865. ~
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Fred Douglas delivered lecture in Al.

Fred Douglas delivered lecture in Al.
exanGria recently. He was introduced
by Judge &. Underwood, VIII" said he
was proud 10 call him brother. Fred
gave some exec ueni advice To the IDLE ne
eroes, now so numerous there, o whoa
he said it was doubtful whether they
would DO as much for themselves as lhelr
Ole masle,s had done fer Them.
The safe in The office Of Mr. Rufus l..
Lord, in Exchange Place, New York,
was entered on Wednesday OF Thursday
last and securities to the amount Of one
million and nall Of dollars taken there.
from.
Among the arrivals a, Havana are The
uiece of ex President Buchanan, late Mis-:
harriet Lane, now Mrs ii. E. Johnson,
and X. Paterson Kane, of Philadelphia
brother Of lie celebrated DR.. Kane.
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v EST VIRGINIA :

i Rules held in the Clerks OiIlce oil
Il the Circuit Court Of Jefferson coun.
y, on the 5lh day OF March, 1866
Charles AgIIOnby, plaintiff,
Ve.
Thomas G. Green, defendant.
ln Debt aud Attachment
The obJec! of this suit is 10 obtain a
Judgment against HE defendant loJ $780,
90 with interest thereon from April lst,
1861, uli paid, and cosIs, and 30 attach
any estate that HE said, defendant, FhOm-
as G. Green, may own, or which may be
due bin, in this county; and II appearing
upon affidavit iiIed in this case hat the
said defendant, Thomas G.. Green, Is not
resident Of ills State, lie is hereby re-
quired TO appear wnhin one month after
due publication Of this order and do ~hal
is necessary 10 protect his interest IN HE
matter.
Ii is further ordered tina, copy hereof
he published once a week for four success
sive weeks, in any newspaper IN said
county, and posted at the front door OF
the Court House thereof, on the Isl Mon.
day after the dale Of this order.
Teste,
w EHApIJEE CLARK
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GREAT sale OF


No l67 BroadrGy Nor York.
Announce that all Of The above list .. goods
vii be sold tor One Dollar each.
IT, consequence of the great stagnat!on of
(: ado IN the manufacturing districts OF England,
t1r, ugh the war having CT of the supply Of
cotton. large quantity Of valuable Jewelry,
originally j,rcuhcd Ior the Erg!l,h market has
been sent of FIR sale IN this coun'ry and must
b. sold al any sacrifice Under these circum-
stances, Arrandale = Co, acting as agents for
the principal European manufactures have re-
solved upon
GREAT GIFT .7PPORTION:uEN'T,
10 be divided acc riding TO The following regu'
.tio-s:
Certificates Of the various articles are put 10.
20 envelopes iudiscrimlratcly, sealed up, and
when ordered are taken out without regard tc
choice. and sent by null, thus showing no "a
Vortism. On receipt of the certificate, you
will see what you are 10 have, and them II is
a. YOUR option TO send the dollar and take tue
article or not. Purchasers may thus obtain q
Cold Watch, Diamond Ring, or any set Of Jew
elry on on! list for One Dollar
send 25 cents for a Certificate.
In all transactions by WlIl, We shall charge
fyr forwarding the certificates, paying postage
and doing the business, IS cents each, Witch
must be enc osed when the Certificate is sent
for Five certificates Will be sent for 81, eiey-
en- for So thirty for IS, sixty-fye for go, one
hanGred for SIS
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Deotbs.

On the 4lh of June, 1864, Susie
LINEN, aged IL months and 20 days t;
and on Me 25h OF February. 1864, Nary
Eugenia. aged years, 10 months and 9
days, daughters Of Capt. Milton j. and
Elizabeth f., BlIlmyer.
Once did The blessed Savior cry:
LET little children come )"
On this kind Word would rely
Since | am going Home.
On the l9ph of July, 1864, John FHz
Lee, aged | ear and 10 days; and on lie
9th Of March, instant, Joseph D1arfn,
sged year and 7 days, sons oi John l.,
and Susan VI. BIllmyer.
Mourn not sc whose child hast fed,
From this region OF the dead,
70 yon winged angel band,
To better !airer land.
Marrinsturg papers please copy.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

FLOUR-We revise Quotations a,
follows Howard street Super and cot
Extra 90 So so,
WHEAT.-Saes to-day embraced
5000 bu-hs red, including common. at
So 50, and good TO prime al 2 20 d
50 50 per bushel.
CORN.-IncIuded in the sales were
200 busLs whte a, 81 70 CTS, and
5000 bushs of yellow al 81 GS cts per
bu-hel.
SEEDS.-Clover dull q, Sc %
rimo,hy quoted a, 81 IS, but mae
tive.
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NEW TAILOR SHOP.
SMALLWOOD & SAHH

WAVING located in Shepherdslown,
"A will be pleased TO wait on the citizens
Of The place and the surrounding county
in our line OF business. OOr Garments
either Gu, or made will compare in fash
ion or fit 10 any in The cities. We guar,
tantee TO give satisfaction in every res.
pect. Persons desiring Fashionable
Garment and all easy fiji, give US call.
Latest Fashions constantly kept on hand.
Hope 10 receive liberal share Of public
patronage.
Is Shop one door east of Chapllne's
store. March lO-f
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
4 from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay
and all the effects Of youthful lndlscreuon,
will for the sake of suffering humanity, send
free to all who need ii, the recipe and dlrec-
tons for making the simple remedy 10y when
he was cured. Sufferers wishing 10 proh' o!
the advertisers experience, can 90 50 oy au-
dressing JOHN d. ouDE.'3
No IS Chambers ST., New York
December 80, 1865. ~
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ADMINISTER

THE undersigned Administrator Of the
Estate of WILLIAM GROVE, de.
ceased, requests all persons having claims
against tie said Estate to present them
properly aulhentced, fer settlement i'm
meGiately, otherwise they will be debar
red from oil benefits Of The Estate. Those
indebted 10 the Estate are required 10
pay up b. the Isl OF April, otherwise suit
will be brought for speedy collection.
JAMES w. GLENN,
Administrator.
March 10, 1866. 3.
Free Press copy 81
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BELLS
ALTERNATIVE,
OR
CONDITION POWDERS
For Horses, Cattle and Swine.

For Horses, Cattle and SWINE.
tzB' 25 cents paper. OF 81 box. u
THE immense sale of these Powders during
L the short period they have been before the
public, is sufficient guarantee OF their great
popularity and the decided benefits derived
from their use.
They ar" confidently recommended not only
as preventive, but complete cure for all
diseases incid, nj 10 The Horse, Cow or Hog, 40
Loss Of .3ppetiie, Coughs, Heavss, leI'
lOW Water, Diitsmper, Clan.
dsts, sc. &C.
By their use the Horses appetite is mPro-
we'd, al arrangements Of The digestive org ms
corrected, soitrning he skin, and giving 10 the
coat sleek and shining appearance, and may
be ed with perfect safely al all times, as Il
contains TO Ingredients which can lnjure
hose whether SICK or well.
For tattening Cattle they are invaluable; a Iso
possessing peculiar properties in increasing the
quantity OF milk in COWS, thereby giving them
an Importance and value which should place
them within The hands Uf all Interested.
All Diseases which The Hog IS subject, as
coughs ulcers in the lungs and liver, and as a
general purifier of the blood, we guarantee
their efficacy, if on fairly tried.
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40 Acres,

with Frame House out Of repair, gooC
wafer and fine Orchard.
These TWO tracts make very desirable
Farm, and has as sLch been occupied 10y
Mr.. John keFlinger, for several wars.
Possession given on the first Of April.
e. Terms made known on The day
of sale, which vii be easy.
ROBERT DOUGLAS.
March 10, 1866. 81
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&+ .Ask for Bells Preparations -
WEST VIRGINIA.:

w liz llIuINl
4 L Rules held in the Clerks office of
lA the Circuit Cour! Of Jefferson county
On The 5lh day OF March 1866.
Samuel Ridenour, use Of Assignee, Plf,
vs..
Thomas G.. Green, Defendant.
Debt and Attachment.
The object Of this suit is 10 obtain a
judgment against the defendant for $500,
with interest thereon from April Isl,
1861. and costs, and to attach The estate
Of The said defendant, Thomas G.. Green,
in this county; and it appearing on sffida
vii fled in this case that said defendant is
not resident Of this State, he is hereby
required to appear within one month alter
due publication OF this order, and do what
is necessary 10 protect his lnteres. in The
mailer.
Ii is further ordered that copy Of this
order be published once week Tor four
successive weeks 10 some newspaper prn-
led in said county, and pos led al HE 'front.'
door. Of The Cour, House thereof, on the
lst Monday after The date hereof.
Teste,
WM. A. CHAPLINE, Clerk.
March 10, 1866. al
]. w. Kennedy. Pa.
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Gt)e nlarlIets.
ShepherdstoWn Market,

Corrected tceskty by D. S. Rsntch.
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The Greatest LiNiment in Use !
BELLS
w h i t 6 Oil :,

THE Dlandest, Cleanest, Most Penet rating
L and Most Economical Liniment in use ! A
Powerful oIeuginus compound Tor the speedy
cure of
Rheumatism Strains. Sprains, Wounds, Numb.
ness of the Limbs, Frosted Feet and Hands,
SPAWN, Saddle Gals, Fol .Evli, Ring BuLe,
bruises, Swelling, OF all kinds, aud In fact
every disease for which an Emil rocalonIS APP
plcable in nan or beast.
% CENTS A BOTTLE.
This PREPARATION which is origina with Us,
will be found 10 he one 81 The incest ard at the
same | me one OF The most reila lie applications
extant.
Having been employed very extensively since
is introduction, and cling satisfied Of LIS reme-
dial properties, we recommend it with the VI
most COZ hGence, kn wing that no one will be
disappointed in It's use.
a. Sod In Shepherdstdwn by r. C.. Burk-
hart and p II. Strobe, and by Druggists aid
Stofekeepers generally.
o. Ask for Belts Preparations ~
q Prepared by w. D. BELL, Apothecary,
Graduate OF Philadelphia College of Pm ARIA
cy,) Yves. Wa shIngton street, Hagers town,
Md. March L., ls66-ly