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SCARCITY OF FOOD IN SOUTH CAROLINA

OF tOOD CAROLIKA
An Acting Assistant Commissioner of the
Bureau Of Refugees, Freedmen, &c in South
Carolina, has recently made a thorough tour
Of inspection and has reported the conclusions
derived therefrom 10 the Assistant Commits
sioner. He thinks that the supply of labor is
inadequate TO the demand. but that where
subsistence is not wanting labor will be unite
as productive this season as a other seasons
when capital owned labor. In the district of
Chesterfield the supply OF provisions is nearly
exhausted. and great suffering will come upon
all classes: unless speedily relieved by the
Government 1t is estimated that 1900 bush.
els of corn and 100000 pounds of bacon, pro-
visions for three months, i'm addition TO that
now III the hands of the planters. will be re-
CURED TO supply the necessary labor until the
harvesting OF the crops. These supplies the
planters have neither the cash nor the credit
to purchase. and unless relief comes from the
Government, many OF the plantations will be
abandoned by the freedmen, who will go in
search OF employment where they can get
sufficient food
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New Books.


We have from Philip SoIomons, 532 Penn
sylvania avenue, the following:
Pulpit Pungencies." New YORK Carie-
ton, publisher. This book is made up OF brief
paragraphs from the morning and evening
sermons Of an anonymous divine. tls queer
budget, somewhat after the styie OF Lorenzo
Dow The table OF contents contains such
headings as "Mobs, Gods Providential Asses
"AuRer and Hammer Men," He il not half
baked, he is dough-" "Flour and John the
RaD,ist Bean-men." aNeyer blaeked his
boots on sunday 1.-The most hoy in him."
.(iod never said sChisel,'" "Coney Island
water-logs." Mean as a religious editor" &c
kate Marstone; a Fireside Story" New
York. Carleton, publisher. A quietly told
story of the religious style. not without inter-
est 10 the worldly.
The Mute Singer Novel BY Anna
Cora Richie (Mowatt). Carleton, publisher.
New York. Gracefully written. and with an
agreeable little plot. Just the reading for the
weather.
From Henry Taylor & Co., Sun Iron Build
ing. Baltimore, we have
1.-The Orphans and Caleb Field BY Mrs
Ohphant. Philadelphia: 7. b. Peterson &
Bios Reprints of tales by the now popular
author Of " Margaret Maitland
Prom J. Shiliington, Odeon Building, we
have
The Fortune Seeker" BY Mrs Emma d.
L n. SOuthworth. T. b. Peterson & Bros
publis hers, Philadelphia. The prolific author
of ''Retribution," "The Deserted Wife," and
some twenty other popular novels. shows no
falling of in those qualities which make her
pen-work so much in request by publishers
and the public. Mrs. Soutnw worth writes hasti-
ly and necessarily crudely, but always with
nmistakable dramatic power and interest
winch to novel readers Will always atone for
defects of style.
From Hudson Taylor, ia Penn. avenue. we
have
.sChandos." novel. BY ssOuida," author
OF ''StrathmOre,'' &c. ]. Il. Lippiucott Il Co.,
publis hers philadelphia. The hero of this
book, ~ChandOS. IL a sort OF Admira BILE
CrIchion, who does the most remar ka Die things
with easy nonchalait grace. As a description
OF LoI don life tins story Is interesting.
'Thc Gold Brick" by Mrs. Ann s Ste.
phens. author of Fashion and Famine" The
Old Homestead &c. SC. Philadelphia: T.
Peters on & Bros. publ shers As with most
current American novels, the irrepressIble At
rlcan figures CoGspIcuOusly in the "Gold
BrIck- modern story without a negro
chHra' ter would BE- like the play OF Hamlet
with Hon lett out, indeed
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CANAL AND SEWERAGE COMPANY

MIR. Thomas, of Maryland, is making strong
argument to-day in opposition to the bill
giving the Washington city canal to the Cana,
and Sewerage Company-so called
Mr.. Thomas commenced by showing that
passage Of the bill would be- a gross violation
of the chartered privileges Of the CHESAPEAKE
and Ohio Canal Company. and an &C, of inius,
tice &c Washington city.
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LOCAL NEWS.

PREsBYTERY OF THE PoToMAC-Yesterdsv
afternoon, an ADJOURNED meeting of the Pres
bytery Of the Potomac was held in the New
ork Avenue Presbyterian Church. at which
the following ministers were present:-Re
l.. X Fox, Of the North Church moderator.
Rev. DIR. ;. Tustin. Rev A. T.. TAYLOR Rev
j. 5. II. Henderson. Rev. W. W. Campbell,
stated clerk; Rev. ohm Chester. Ruling Elders
Q. r. Lathrep. +. A. Tchiefelly. temporary
clerk; Robert Bell, and j. NJ. McCalla
Letters Of dismission of Rev. DR. Samuel J
Baird, from the West Jersey Presbytery. and
Of Rev. W. T. Vandoren. of the clasis of Mich.
igan, were presented. and after they had been
examined they were elected members OF the
Presbytery.
Rev. G. M. McCampbeli, a licentiate, pre-
sented dismission from the New Albany
lndiana) Presbytery, and he was received.
Rev. Mr.. Campbell presented a call from the
First Church of Alexaudria, for the services OF
the Rev. Mr.. McCampbell, and the call was
placed in the hands of Rev. Mr.. McCampbpIl,
who signifed his acceptance OF the same.
A resolution was adopted fixing for the ex
animation and ordination of Mr.. McCampbell,
Thursday, September ID.
Rev. DIR. 7 astin offered resolution of respect
to the memory of the late Rev. Charles Il
McKie. of Georgetown: which was adopted
Rev. Dr. Tustin also offered a resolution
approving the efforts (gratuitous and yolun-
tary) of Rev. W. Il. Evans, in collecting and
building up congregation near Surrattsville
in Prince Georges couaty; which was unani-
mously adopted.
Rev DIR. Baird called the attention of the
Presbytery to the want of a first-class female
seminary, and procee ded to give his views a
10 how the same could be best established
After which the Presbytery adjourned.
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THE TEIF OF TIN WAYASDA.-The Secre-
tary o: the Treasury. with several members
of the Senate and House Naval Committees.
and dozen more III vIted guests. made a trim
down he Potomac saturday on the revenue
cutter Wayanda. Capt. James NJ Selden COM
mand ne. The main object was to test. before
the Se crrtary. the merits OF Blackie-s annun-
GATOR, a ContrIyance for communicating orders
on vessels. The trip was in every respect a
pleasa Mt one, and the experiments with the
anEuI iatOr were satisfactory
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-12

ORPHANS COURT, Judge Purcell - This
morning. the will of the late Thomas Baker.
bequeathing his estate TO his wife and chill
dren, and nominating his brother, John A.
Baker, executor, was fully proven, and let
tiers testamentary were issued 10 the executor:
bond $4,000, and letters of guardianship were
issued TO the widow, bond in the same amount
The Will OF the late George f.. Gurus was
further partially proven.
Margaret A. Dukes was appointed guardian
to the orphans of Levin Dukes, of George
town: bond $1,000.
Letters OF administration were issued TO Jas
La Fontaine on the estate of Joseph d. La
Fontaine: bond 1000 and letters of admins
tration to Mary 5. Smith on the estate of John
L. Smith, deceased: bond Si00
The first and final account of the admins
tratrix of Patrick O'Brien, and account of the
personal estate of Lewis j. Kennedy, were
approved and passed.
TIE Supreme Court OF the District having
certified the finding Of the jury on the issues
from this court, in the case of the estate o.
Tillot.son p. Brown, that Emily +. Wiley is
the child of the late Tillotson =. Brown, the
court passed an order declaring that as sucr
child she is entitled to two thirds of the amount
in the hands of the administratrix, and re.
curing the latter to pay that amount over to
her.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
LATEST FROM THE FENIANs.

They Take Courage from the Action Of
Congress.
More Meetings, More Men, Mere Money.
BUFFALO, June 12.-The action Of Congress
has given new life to the Fenian movement.
Enthusiastic meetings are expected. A rev.
dictionary committee have published stir.
ring appeal to Irish citizens to collect commits.
sary stores, money, &c; call meetings and
pledge support to men who inscribe upon
their banners " Universsl Liberty"
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TO TIE MASONIC FRATERNITY.

Masonic CHART. embracing eli Of Masonry
ss 70 known In this country. will be found BY ma
hing spplic alton TO Mr. HENRY HUMPHREYS,
at nsrkriter 9. hs. 4r6 It'll St. between aud r.
The Masonic v ateInity are requested 10 call and
eIsu Inc and he the best ind &c Tor themselves as
far 50 the value VI the picture aud its merits are
cOnCe ned. HKNkr HGMPHBEYS,
lei in Agent,
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SECOND EDITION,
lO,CLOCH p. m. ..- - q.
4 O'CLOCK r. m.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
WAsHINGroN. June IL. 1853.
Jay Cooke d Co. furnish the following
uotations OF Government securities:

NEW YOEK FIRST BOARD SAILS
Cougons, Ito; Five Twspuee lets, lt2s.:;
Five Twentes. 1864, 1O2a.: Five Twenties
1865, lG2S; Ten forties, 6,,: Seven Thirt,es'
lO25; Certificates. 1905: Gold, 1884,
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CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fisher.-This morn
ing nolle pros. was entered in the following
cases, John w. Colley, two cases; Mary v.
Glascoe, alias Hubert two cases; Sarah Jane
Morris and John w. Morris, Charles Brad
field, alias Charles johnson, Jas. II. Harris
Chas. Miller, alias Chas. Beaver, all indicted
for larceny; Edward Jones and John Kane.
John Phoor and John Brown, assault and
battery; Benz. L. Hough, assault and battery
with intent TO Kill.
Richard Jones, alias Richard Grandson,
and Joseph HUT, indicted for larceny, were
put on trial, and verdict of guilty was rem.
dered as to the first named, and not guilty as
70 the other-the prosecution abandoning the
case against him. II. &. GoOding and ii uriey for
defence.
The March term Of the court, which has been
In session sixty-six days, was adjourned.
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PINT or ROCKS ROAD

The House to-day passed the bill allowing
the Point OF Rocks Railroad TO enter the city of
Washington, coupled, however, with the re.
qlHrement that the road shall be built within
q wear
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"The total number of deaths in New y ork
city for the week ending Saturday, June O.
was 30, being an increase Of 81 ON the number
OF the week previous
@Henry Wayne. negro, has been arrested
and committed TO Jail at Rockville, Md,
charged with having murdered his father in
Fairfax county. Va, last summer
SA number Of agriculturists in Camden
County, N. j., have invested over ten thou.
sand dollars in the cultivation of tomatoes
from which they intend TO manufacture vine
gar. Hundreds of additional acres of ground
will b. planted this year for the purpose
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LOB SALE = Two splendid BAY HORSES.
Both work. we'll In single or double ~
harness. Also, good saddle horses. For IN
particulars apply q New York Livery "a
Stable, nth st,s kst, aAa sts. eS-Sts
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from
this source yesterday were 3 ,Oll, 1855, and
the receipts for to-day were s547,U721s.
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arrested John Frilling, ON the charge of being
the father Of an illegitimate child BY girl
named Lizzie Springer, and Justice Walter
committed him TO jail, In default Of bail to sup
portthe child. Rel d : =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-12

~The House Committee on Banks and Chr
rency will make an elaborate report in a few
days or the Washington bank frauds, and
present a bill guarding against such misap-
preparations of public moneys in the future
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-12

EtU ALIZING CONGREGATIONAL proposition
Will soon be introduced IL Congress eu ualizing
the compensation of members. Under the
pTesen rates some members receive over Sls.DO
pay al q mileage, each Congress, while others
only receive few hundreds over S6OOO Ii
VIII b" proposed TO pay every member $1,000
a Congress, and his actual travelling expenses
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GREEN wILLIAss. Auetioneer..

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY OS 22D
STREET WEST, NEAR PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE.
On FRIDAY. the 18th instant, at 81 O'Clock n
m. In front OF the premises shall sell psrt Lot
No. 10, in Square No. IS, having Is feet front by
100 feet deep. with the i'm sting OF
two story Brick House containing seven good
rooms, with st,ble back, fronting q thirty foot
alley.
Terms One third cash; balance in 6 and ~
months, secured by q deed Of trust on the prem
ises. All convey apcing and revenue tamp. a. TN.
cost Of the purchasers. 800 down when the
property is sold
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since, marriage license was issued 70 an old
colored couple-Henry and Ann Dixon-who
have been living together As man and wife for
about fifty years past, they desiring TO be lie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-12

THE TREASURY FoUNTAIN.-The fountain
which has been in process Of construction on
the west front Of the Treasury building for
few weeks past 10 now completed, and the
tain il constructed on the principle Of revolv.
ing jets, three jets ascend vertically, while six
reyolve around them, throwing the water at
an angle Of about forty five degrees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-12

Gold Up.
PHtLaDELPHrA,J June 1i.-Gold 1927.
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HAMMEBsCHLAes CONFECTIONERY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Ne. asa sETENrH STREET WEST.
Having the most competent workmen, and buy.
ing only the best material. We are prepared to
furnish Excursions, Pic Mics. FAIR, Festi walls,
Families, and Dealers. with first auAlitv articles
Of French and American CONFECTIONERY and
the purest ICE CREAM. At the shortest notice
and on the must reasonable terms
~Ice Cream Saloon now open. aud we respect-
fully solicit q share of public patronage
BEMEMBER-Ne. l22 SEVENTH STREET,
between and beast side. jeE-a
CHEAP HOUSEHOLD GOODS SELLING AT
" THE FOLLOWING PRICES:
Cotton Sheets IS cents each
Pillow Gases 20 cents. Drawers Is cents
Green Window Shades 20 cents
Plates 6 and : cents each
Single Bedsteads 81 50
Single lair Mattresses SIS
Double Hair Mattre soes SIS
wash Basins Is ana 20 cents each
Iron Wash Stands 81 and IS cents
wash Boilers, Bathing Tubs
Co6ee Pots, Pewter Pitchers
Fairbanks and Druggist Scales
AND q large assortment of other articles Too
numerous 20 mention.
N; B.-Goods of all descriptions bonRht. sold !, or
exchanged, at ApAMsON's,
500 NINTH STREET,
Je2 II Next 10 Penusy lvania averue.
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LOST AND FOUND.

FogHP..In the CAPITOL GOLD BBACELET
Chief CLERK House Representatives. is i'll:
I 0ST-Last Sunday morning. from the Bank Of
sDd m S t. i:6
frame EYE C LAsSES. The finder will be suita.
" M..iissiSsd By leaving them ct the BanS
&100 RkWARD.-Stolen from No. 4Ol o
nrTr ;tFses' on SATURDAY night lest, one Silver
seSR z!.'s ssfainff SyIE
g SSs =! new g.y., SHOES, and four mail Oval
% Ss os
prSSssrty' or liberal reward for either Of tas
s 8 h
Ss:s Hs.S
ss; ,5; ;sa:I. .Ss a., :es & ::s
s :ss !" s
i GREY MARE, which has been badly founded.
The Swns. can have BY proving properly .2d
:. =, Livery Stable, High and oh.r.s :sTss;.,,
I 0sTaon 7th street, june 3, = RUNRLE, con.
y: !. H. Ssjifs lawns them st the Star Once
S. sss r ss; r. ~ q
blind in one eye The sboy reWard viii be given
IL returned to HENRY KRoUoE Pierce street
bet North Capitol and LIST street. je 9-Sts =
G1S REWARD-Strayed or stolen last Thurs.
- 1sy day night, from Lincoln Hospital, . Oorel
white; white streak on her face The above re-
II :; 'i;: i:;sss:s !: &
e. RIWARD-WiIl be paid for Black, SQUARE
SYO LACE VEIL, lost on 18th street, between
day afternoon. Inquire at Star ONCE :, mylS
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UY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctiooecr,.

TWEEN AZ AND 9TH SITS WEST, ISLAND.
Oh rURDAf. the 18th instant, at 6 q lock
m. shBll sell. on the p-snises, knoEn A,
Lot No. 10. ia square No. go. with the i'm prove
ments. consisting Of q two story Frame House,
part of it occupied Grocery Store.
Terms cash. s I0a down when sold.
jeI2d GREEN WILLIAMS, Au-,s
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ALEs.-Ine sales OF b.
lie buildings still continue, and are always
numerously attended by persons DESTROYS Of
building and improving during the favorable
season The sale OF buildings which took
place ut 7th-st wharf, on the 5th instant,
Moore, A. q. M, brought $305.25 only a nor.
great sale of buildings at Lowell Barracks,
near the Circle. on the 9th instant, under the
direction Of Col. Moore, realized the hands some
sum of - $50. The remainder of the buildings
at HARDWOOD Hospital were disposed of on the
sth instant for SI,56i. Total receipts of the
above sales, 90, 25s, 25.
HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-This morning, West
Adams, well known 10 the police OF this Dis.
uicr, was caught by a colored man named 7
HI. Jackson, and delivered over to officers
Drane and Laffell. Adams, with a companion.
took Jackson's pocket-book, containing S2IO
from him while asleep, and ran of, when
Jackson overlook him and delivered him to
the officers. The case being one Of petty lar.
ceny, and on account of the epidemic at the
jail, Justice Walter ordered him to be locked
up at the station.
PROPOSALS FOR SEwER.-This morning
bids were offered at the Mayors Office for the
construction of three foot barrel -sew er, with
our man-holes, in 18th street west, from New
York avenue to NJ street. The bids were "a
follows:-Charles w. King, S5.ai per foot for
sewer. SIS for man-holes; Joshua L. Wright
4 Co., "a, 1885, J. 7. Ferry, Sa6O, S3s; w. j.
McCullom, $4.O9. $}s; J. ID. Hutton, $685. Sl3;
Jones l. Collins, S4.7a, $47. The contract was
awarded to Messrs. Wright & Co.
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Je9-eoIw H W. HAMILTON.
SRLF SEALING FRUIT JARS
We are nov prepared to furnish eur friends with
SELF SEALING JARS. that are considered equal
to any made in this country. They require no sol.
der or cement perfectly easy to warranted air
tight, and no trouble to open when needed for use
WEBB 4 BAvERFDGE,
j.ss.. oad Fellows. Hail aad III street street.
A 1xRIGAE ANNUAL ,CYOLsPKDIA. for
sSs al fss II ssof
cS; 'aIvfS the LIZ ss AZ VA TAS II 5i:
FOR sALE.A si1. Horse Power Steam EN-
ss.sn and ..: saas rsad 10th 't.:st BE-
MASHA1E1iffkk ASSURANCE
COMPANY
ov-,c, NEW YORK CITY,
i.1-sn. "'1 jobs r oli GyieafE.. Agent.
F0R sALE-Four fine work MULES, well
L broke to harness Also, 9ps fine buggy Mare.
ie6 Civ cor. 4th st. vest and G ST. north.
HAND, AND GLOVE, novel: By Mis-. I'd.
!. A. eS wards Ts &c Armsdas. by Wikie COLLINS.
SIi. H.ioIs tie E.SsiIion. Part i.a s. rs
sSoxs Review, for June. Sc. Lectures ON the
s!say OF History by s''df TRs sSSss ffAl IL
Mo MRS. }. T. sPENCER
snd Vicinity that she is 81 NOW we
" ~ 'l's' s i;iGi RSni s On =
= teonoec prices. preparatory to making change
and f s. g s.t .s.s % eo.s
-eSlv> between 9Th and 9th streets.
S Ssrsn so o,s s.rLLrss orSs !!..lsa OFF,
VERY ,s o suUD fsSsrss cooDssIf.ss GOODS GOODS.
o. No SO csasr. Ei siol.. between IN an.
i.Isdf wM B. RILEr 4 BRO.
IT. wEBB.I IN. WIN. BEvERIDGE
WEBB 4 BEvRRIDGR.
(Lste oHAs. o. FowLER 4 Co.,
I'M OR T BIS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENwARE,
Fine Cutlery, Block Tin Goods, Kerosene Lamps
Gosds, J .penned " alters,
s Good sS s. SDD IL. 9TH ST
triet Of Columbis. :" ie Lot.
a 5SG1s5S,ss:s e IMIIHBoibs tIGIP X:
E sSs S.sd 'f%s.s:Sn With ss0''
CANI SEAT CHAIRS REPAIREp, At No.
~ sl1 nth street, between Pennsylvania "a
&nE veil done, and With dispatch. m
EOR NON -RITINTIo! Oh INOoNrIN7sOl
q g. S,SsF, ::
iis iIilii Ssa' SHdsv: '' HI e
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ITO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
take pleasure in calling the attention OF Car
penters and Builders. and the public generally to
the fact OF quite important reduction in prices
9fBuilding Materials, such az Sash, Doors, Blinds
Frames, &C.. &c.
can now offer better Inducements in prices than
for the last i've years, and with the largest and
most varied stock In the market IL not the largest
south Of New York or Boston am satisfied can
suit All who may favor me with call, in price and
quality.
n. B.-I shall, hereafter, be receiv NJ daily new
stock, Ard am determined 90 Sc fx my prices that
none may go away dissati SIZED.
Builders Depot, 500 9Th street, opposite Centre
Market.
10 9-eoIw H w HAMILTON
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DY THOS. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEwELRY, SHOW

On FRIDAY MORNING., Juuels a 10 O'clock.
will cell. at No 30 High street. ar cay street
assortment of Clocks. Wstckes. Jexeiry, Show
Cases. &c.. &C, being the effects of a dealer de-
ie ~ THOMAS BOWLING Auctionaer.
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~ CROQUET.,
CBOQUET,.,
Cresuet for the Field and Parlor In great va.
riety, with
FULL INSTRUCTIONS ROw TO PLAY
this fashionable, healthful and fascinating game,
Just received BY
PHILIP SOLOMONs,
Metropolitan Bookstore,
70 eoSt 332 PenpN, avenue,
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LOB NON -RxTINTI0N Oh INOONTINRNOl
Il of urine. irritation, namnstion or ulcerat
Of the bladder or kidney dissasee Of the prostrss
brick dust deposit and al diseases Of the bidder
faaSpsX ~ Ss;GssI - sHr:IlinSs urss HIN
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-09
Lyon ! Periodical Drops.
THe Great Fem aae me azxea y
Ser avregmaasasaes.

Thsss ptepa are ; seisatiacaisS s~supssndea
aala .repag asisa. snd bsttsr shsn ans Pisls P2H
degs u Nassrams Rsias . i,satd ihstf a'tisa u
dir@rt ana pssgtEve. resassins taem . rsliakls
reae4v and esrtsin sp@c Dc fot the care Of al oe-
strasaians ata snppgssslans e nsiass. Then
pepsl ritzts lsalea tsd % sketaea that 100 ood
are aaus.fty ,ela sui cspsHmfa bg The ladies'
81 she rased Slater. ssesE Usa "a wsoaa sssah iIi
tae sssaagsst aerss u pvs iseef tasa fsAt EneF-
It's. ThrY sFs raptsly taktag the place " tTffy
other Feasais grnely. apA sre tsasideEea =: al
who knaw sgsht Or thsna. as tbs saresi, sSfssI
sEss mast iui4litl4s prs.sFagana 10 lbs S1asa tri
tass oaFs ~ all ieasase paints The feasvSl 81
ali ssstrgetigns 81 nsssFs, anl The lieaaolon Vi
aealtA, reGaisrity ard stFsneih
Espsieii da esiass stating whrh they
mar be assd. ani exp'siaing ~tra ard ~hs
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