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A FLAG FOR THE ATHLETICS.-The Ath-
letc Base Ball Club of city, during their recent
VISIT TO New York, were presented by the PHI adel-
phlans residing inthat city with beaurluls silk United
States flap 1t is of the finest material, and worked
with exquisite skill. 1t was received on behalf of
the club by MIR. E. H. Hayhurst IN a neat speech.
1t is of the most beautiful OF any OF the thou
sands of National banner we have seen.
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Latest Markets by telegraph.

BALTIMORE, June 20 Flour has declining ten.
dency ana quotations are barely maintained. super
Howard Street, S10@10 60 ohio super, Yg'5gglO.
Wheat decn ing and unsettled; Southern RED, " 90
Western spring red, 81 2O1225. Corn dull white,
S1'l8G119; yellow, 81. Pork steady mess Va.
Lard duh at 223l123c.
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AN INVALUABLE MEDICINE, at this particular
season, Is LD Ons Extract OF Pure Jamaica Ginger
IL is exceedingly useful in ali arising from in
digestion, is specific for disorders of the bowels
and cures nausea heartburn sick headache, cholera
nails No family should be without 1t, Ask for
"LgOn'S" Pure Extract,
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CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, June 20.
Senate.


Mr., Wilson tMass.) introduced a bill to ix the
military peace establishment of the army.
- ne OhalI lau pelore the senate the resolutions OF
me connecticut Legislature against the accepanc
OF LeaOue Island tor naval depot until ITS merits
shall be more iully established.
! he bill TO grant three months pay to officers
below the grade OF Brigadiers who were in seryice
on March 2, 1866, was passed.
Inc III TO authorize the Secretary OF the Interior
to lease the SalIne lands containing mineral springs
was taken up and discussed and then postponed
Mr.. Wade t0hio) called up the bill amendasory of
the act ior the government of Territories, recently
MIR Buckalew pa moved to strike out the see-
ton prohibiting the dena OF the elective franchise
on account OF race or color.
Pending the discuss on, the morning hour eN pired
and the Niagara Ship Canal bill was takon up,
House OF Representatives:
Mr.. Morrill, W.T. was, at his own request, and on
account OF other business engapemens s. excused
from service on the Conference Committee on the
Internal Revenue bill. and Mr.. Hooper (Hass,) ap-
pointed in his place
Mr.. Stevens tPa.l, from the Committee on Appro.
priatioDs, reported bill making appropriations
for the sundry civil expenses of tue Government tor
the year enOlng June 30, 1867 Read twice, referred
to the Committee of the Whole tho State of le
Union, and made the special order for Tuesday
Mr.. Cook I'm y, from the Judiciary Committee re-
ported bill Ior the erection OF National Bureau of
Insurance. Read twice and recommltted
The House pToceeoed in the morning hour, to the
consideration of reports OF comm ittees OF private
Mr. Miller PAL made last FRIDAY, to recommit to
tine COMMITTEE on Invalid Pensions, the adverse
report maue on the Dill gfabtlng pensions to the SOL
diers OF the war of 1872, and lnstructng the Com
mitteesto report bill for that purpose.
Mr. Barbour Me- continued his remarks of last
Friday, against the proposition, and Mes.rs. Spal-
ding Miller, and Farquhar spoke in favor OF It,
MIR. Stevens tPa.) moved TO amend the motion to
recOmmit by instructlng the Comm ttee to report a
bill increasing the lowest rate for total dIsabIli "
which now rates at SO, to $40. He explained that
it applied to all pens oners
The debate was closed by the House seconding the
previous question.
The amendment offered by Mr., Stevens was re-
jected.
The question recurred on Mr. MilIer's motion to
IecOmmlt with instructions to report bill and it
was agreed to. Yeas 101, navs 10.
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SLIGHT FIRE.-The paper store OF Ballou
& Scott, No. 6z7 COmmefoe street was slightly
damaged by fire last night A few buckets OF water
dispensed with the services OF the Fire Department.
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NEW BASE BALL CLUB.-A numbera
young men Of the Sixth " ard recently organ "a
new Base Ball Club under the name o 100f Base
Ball Club The following officers were elected: =
President, " l.. Campbel VicePIesident Charles
SchnideI; Secretary, A. Fossard; Assistant Secre.
tary, w. o. Lelande; Treasurer, Daniel Epley;
Field Captain, W r. Peterman. Two mines of the
Wednesday last, the mines being commanded rs-
spectlvely by MessIs SchnIder and Fossard result
ing IN victory for the first named. UmDire-Mr.
Buckley, Pilgrim Base Ball Club; Scorer Mr.
Burns, 1901 Base Ball Club.
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RETURN OF THE VICTORIOUS ATHLETICS

hETURN OF THE VICTORIOUS ATHLETICS.
Our crack ase ball organization, the Athletic Club
returned home this morning, after their victorious
series OF encounters with the leading clubs of New
York and vicinity. The Athie,ics ieft home on Mon
day afternoon last, and on Tuesday defeated the
Union Club OF MOrrsana, l. |. Score Athletics 80 ;
Union, 20. On sWednes sday the Star, of Brooklyn,
we've iaken in hand score. Athletics 81; Star
Yesterday, the weIl-known Empire, of New York
city, were tackled, with the following RESULT
Athletic, GA; Empire. 10
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THE New STEAMER SAMUEL M. FELTON,"
This splendid steamer arrived at Chestnut street
wharf last evening, and Will be put on her route to
Cape ay tomorrow morning, under the command
OF Captain Davis, SO well known 10 our Old Cape
May goeIs.
The Felton, is an IRON boat, 212 feet loue 80 feet
beam built by Mesrs ReaneY Son & Co at Chester
for the WI mlngIon Steamboat limo. She is fitted
up and furnished in a very handsome manner, and
no doubt will provo favOrIte boat for the bu mess
she IS Intended tor The Elton will, no doubt be.
tnecrack boat OF the river he is one OF the
bar dsonest modele toats ever built.
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ATLANTIC CrTY.-To-morfow afternoon a
train will start at CLOCK for this famous watering
place. This lightning express train will reach the
Atlantic IN two hours which feat will be duly
apI reclated BY Inc buslness community.
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CRYSTAL MINT-DRoPs.-At tins season of the
wear and particularly Tor tourists, these CONNECTIONS
should not be overlooked. They are calculated to
prevent arrangements of the system caused by heat
and sudden changes of the weather
STEPHEN IT, WHITMAN,
Aanufacturer,
No 1910 Market street
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WI LIAM s.. GRA N T.
No. "a DELAWARC Ay. ME, Philadelphia.

Dunopt'a OunpOWdeT, Refnea Eitre, Charcoal, Etc.
W nal ar 90 3 Chocolat.. COcOs, and Broma.
CTocker Bros Co.'s HSloW Metal sheathing Bolts
and Mails, -
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TTHE PATENT SHELLER FOR LIMA BEANS
i and Peas shells out fast as seven persons by
hand. Prices So to So. Wholesale at factory rates by
the agents, TRUMAN g SHAW.
No. $3.50 tEight Thirty-fve) MARK Ell ST.. below Ninth
TTHE FOLDING POCKET CLOTHING RACK
i is convenient article Tor traveller to hang their
clothing II contains six hooks, and will fold up into
asmall box. Fo- sale at the Hardware Store OF
TRUMAN b SHAW,
No. SS5 Eight Thrty-hve) MARKET ST., below Ninth.
IOATENT KEY-H0LE AND COMPASS SAWS,
L in which. by revolving the ferule the blade NAV
be takeR out thus being more convenient carrying
or replacing broken blade For sale with the usual
kinds, by TRUMAN q SHAW,
no. 6S6 (Eight Thirty hve) MARKET st., below Ninth
TQRD AN,s TON MIC Al E.
u JORDAE's TONIC ALE.
J0RDAH'S TONIC ALE.
JORDAN TONIC ALE,
1t is recommended by physicians OF this and other
places as superior ionic and requires but trial to
convince the skeptcal its great merit To be
had, wholesale and retail, OF p. LJORDAN,
- No. 220 PEAR Street.
barrel. 9l4s
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III UI UUyItsIUWn.
DIED.
the 26th instant, Mrs. LUCY
nuel Butcher, aged SO years.
friends OF the family are respect
DIED.

BUTCH HERON the 26th instant. Mrs LUCY
Bul cher, wife OF Samuel Butcher aged SO years.
lie relatives and friends the family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral from her hus.
bands residence, No. 1927 Passyunk road on Sun.
dav afternoon at O'Clock. To proceed to Mutual
Ground
MUNZlNGER.-On the 9Th instant CHARLES
MUNZING q EK, aged Al years
his relatives and friends, and PhenIX Lodge No
49, A. Y M, respecl fully invited TO attend the
funeral from his late residence No 939 Ridge ave.
nue., on Sunday July 1, at O'Clock. TO proceed to
ODD Fellows Cemetery.
THOMPSON-On the 26th instant, at his late resi-.
dence, No. 42O Stevens street, Camden, JOHN +.
The relatives aud trends, Wilde Lodge, No. 81,
/. o. of o. F.; Leni Lenevpe Tribe, No 2, o. ofR
N. and Fame EncamOment, No g. are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from the residence Of
his tather, Mr.. John Thompson, No "a Catharine
street. Philadelphia, al O'Clock Saturday afternoon
TO proceed to Ebenezer Church for service and in
termeDt,
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SECOND BOARD
MARRIED.

HALL-F0RD.-On Thursday morning, the 28th
instant by the Rev George D. Boardman, Mr.
EDWIN HALL to Miss ANNA NJ daughter of Mr.
William Ford, all of this city.
STEW WART-RElD.-On the 9th instant at the
residence OF the brides parents by the Rev W C.
R9binson, ARTHUR STEWART to Miss ANNIE
REID, al, Of this city.
WATSON McCOY.-Tn Doylesto,yn, June % nv
thu Rev. b. McUann, RICHARD WATSON Eso
X. w. Deputy G. Grand Lodge of PennsI lyana
l. o. OF o. f., to ISABELLA L. MCCOY daurhter
ol DR. e. X. Mccoy, all OF Doylestown.
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LIE GRAND CELEBRATION ON THE
FoUl Tn -DIs soR1PTIoN OF THE PLATFORM IN INDE
PENDINCE SQUARE The grand platform to 10 used
IN Independence square. the occasion OF the state
Flag preeen'atioD on the Fourth OF July, is rapid v
assum'no proper ions, and when finished wal be the
most substantial, complete, and comm 1dlous tempo
Iary staong ever erected in this CITY, perhaps In
II will be in the shape of an amphitheatre, and
vii com'ortatl tly seat five thousand per>ons. The
very contour OF he structure is fcient guarantee
OF Its strength, for 1t is something the princDle
OF an arch, the more weight placed the onger
1t becomes. large platform will be elevated In the
centre Tor ora or etc. That there will be ample room
can be 0ues cd from the fact that this plat form will
contain atout three hundred siperncia feet.
he reporters stands will be on either sioe OF the
orators platform, and will contain a super
hcles of tour hundred feet Back OF the orators
s1ahd so, Tii be that SrIon OF the staging
OF whom can be comfortably seated In he rear of
ah VIII be the stand appropriated Tor the band and
tanned.
The orator Of the occasion and the distinguished
guests wi be admitted TO their places by an entry
way leading into the main Hall OF the state House
the gravel walk for the ccommodatlOn oil the chill
dTen orphans OF dec ased soldiers, and TO their
extending Gown the main walk of the Square, the
standard bearers will DO congregated.
At least 40 900 feet of lumber Will be used in the
obstruction of the staging
there will be sixteen rows of seats one above
staging will be twenty feet
The entire struc ure and the surrounding trees
will be beautifully decorated with faRs
The arcnltect OF the structure is j. q. Lyndney
Esq, and It reflects much credit on his skill
ONE OF THE U. S. G. 7. IN TROUBLE
samuel Hopkins is colOred individual, and
io merlv served Uncle Sam the ranks OF the l22d
U, ). G Il, Since leaving the army Samuel has
fallen from grace for about half-past O'c ock this
morning he was discovered IN alley in the ne IN.
borhood OF Ninth and Lombard street, under very
suspicious circumstances. He had IN his possession
cleaver, and on the appearance of the poiIce, was
observed TO break something and throw one pIcce
on the ground. 1t was found to be part of a silver
spoon, ana contained the INITIALS IS r. W" He
bad in his possession mum of pawn tickets, sill
yer spoons, othinG, etc. He sent to the Station
House for IuIther examination.
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CONFECTIONERY AND FIREwoRKs.-In view of
the approaching anniversary of American Iudepen.
dence, Mr.. George w. Jenkins, renowned confec.
honer at No. 1867 Spring Garden street has just
opened large and varied assortment Of Fireworks,
comprising Rockets Roman Candles, Bengola
Lights, star Wheels Mines, Demon Torches, Pin
Wheels, Chasers, Squibs, etc etc, which are of the
best quality and will be sold at much lower rates
han they have been for several years. His stock of
Foreign Fruits Candied Fruits Jellies, Preserves,
etc. IS very fine, is also his inimitable Confec-
tioneIy, which he manufactures OF pure sugar with
out the admixture OF any hurtiul compounds. For
any of the above articles this is the place to VISIT
REooNsTRUCTIoN OF THE UNION is the desire of
every American Reconstruction of the system
when 'Tun down" is the prime necessity Of every
one. How the Constitution of the United States
may be restored is debatable question, oven with
wise and good men-b there is question that the
enfeebed human constitution may be restored by
the. use of MARSDENS CALISAYA TONIC.
Depot, No. 4s7 BrOad,oay, NeO York. For sale by
all druggists.
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FROM WASHINGTON THIS AFTERNOON.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELEGRAPH
WASHINGTON, June 20.
BtIIs Approved.
The President has approved the bills to pro.
vide for the revision and consolidation of the
statutes making further provisions for the
establishment OF an armory and arsenal of con-
struction, deposit and repair on Rock Island,
and 10 establish land Office in the Territory of
bn
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The following is a list of the young ladies who
were considered as deserving OF being "dIstIn
gmshed -
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N IF YOU WISH To BUY A HAT FIFTY
- cents cheaper than you can anywhere else IA the
6Il@ lAO, 2ls sQWtR THIRD street, PhuSda'
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NOTHING IKE our Linen suits for this weather
suits complete for less than twenty dollars. Cal
aposee themj 'iwill mako ou COO TO look at tn IN
nental -
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- A@~ -
I Caugh |
N N u |
|I NJ OR E., /

II warranted to be the only preparation known to cure
Coughs, Colds, HoarSencss, Asthma, Whooping
Cough, Chronic Coughs Consumption, Bronchitis,
and Group Being prepared from Honey and Herbs,
tits healing soening sud expectoratmg, and pnrtic.
ulary suitable or all affections Of the Throat ail
Lungs. For sale by Druggists everywhere.
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Card 10 the Ladies'.
Card 10 the Ladies'.
DIR. DUP0NCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS
FOR Il Il NJ A LES s.
In Correcting Irregularities, Removing
ObstructiODs of the Monthly
Turns from WhnteV-
er Cause.
ONE BOX 1" SUFFICIENT,

ONE BOX r. SUFFICIENT,
Yet in obstinate cases more may be required
ALL MEDICAL. Nj t,N KNOW,
As well many Others that no female can enj0y good
hcah untessShe is requtsr aud NhGnever Obstruc-
ton takes placo-whetherTOm exposure, cold any
other cause.-the generalhe Iegns immediate.
ly to decline, and thewdnt Of proper remedy has
been the cuuseof so many consumptlons among the
ycung females, The remedy may certainly be found
in the "DupOnco t,Ollen Pills" lieadnche, Pain N
the side, plpilaton OF the heart, loothng of food,
and disturbed sleep. always arises nom interruptions
of nature and whenever that is the ease, these pills
will invariably remedy all these evils.
10 700 BOxes Have Been sold In Two
Years.
Ten thousand b0ros SGnt bU Lefier, both by mysefnnd
agents TO all parts Of the world, to which answers
have been et'rncd, in which ladies' say, nctning
like the above pills have been known, since the Sci.
LNoE or MEDICINE DAwNED UPON THE WORLD,
In R moving Obstruction and restoring
Nature 40 Its Proper Channel
Ouiefing thonerue, and bringing back the 'Rosy col
orhcRlth" to the check Of the most delicate
Full and explicit directions accompany each box
whict must he strictly followed, and all iseas pecu.
lar to females may be speedily cured. The GoLDEN
Pulls net Ns an
ExhIiRrant without n Singl Draw ba ck.
Safe in their operations, perpetual in their happy
influences upon the nerves, the mind, and the entire
orga anizaton II there is any reliance To he placed
on human testimony, the above Pills may be fully
depended upon.
RENE VI IBEis Examine the box closely, mo
matter lromwhat drugIist you buy thcm.) If the
box IL not sgnedS. u. llowE, is "the counterfeit"
and Will nob be responsible for their injurious eff
fccta.
Price. 81 per hox;Nx bnxesS5 Sold In Lancaster,
Ohio. hyGEORGE c. BECK. Druggist.
LADIES hy sending him 81 to tho Lancaster Post
Office can have the Pills sent (conihenhny) by mail
oany part OF the country, free OF Postage,
s. u. HOWE,
Sole Proprietor, Now York.
soldnsobv Blocksom Brothers gainesville, s. e.
Samucls Columbus, @, A. Odds, Clrclcvle. and John
d. Park Cincinnati, and by Gone Druggist" in every
tGwn and city In the United States.
Nov. y, G5-33 ly.
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GEORGE Lurz, Patcntce Patent Steam Indicator
greatly relieved Of pans in the breast and breaking
out ofthe skin, of several years standing blythe use
OF two bottles Mishler's Ilcrb Bitters
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LATEsT IMPROVEMENTS;


And twill be apparent toall, thai men whose skiu
and abilities have heen approved by the best manu-
factnrers Will not be less successful when their own
interest and reputation are involved As Asntestimony
to the above they were awarded the first pr, miur,
over all competitors by the judges ofthe late cxhibi
ton held at the Maryland Institute, Of baltimore,
Nd, in October, 1865.
this city, and having proved equal il not superior 10
any heretofore known those in want Of a frst class
Piano, manufactured with the greatest care and OF
the best material, will save dealers commission.
wn,en which only makes Pianos more costly hut by no
CHARLES PAIRAN, North East Corner Greene's
BLOCK, MAN street. Lancaster. Ohio, who will receive
orders Tor our Pianos, and give further informatjon
There VIII also be skillful tuner from our Arm
here every three four months without fail, and
persons wishing to have Pianos tuned or repaired.
VIII 30 we|ito leave orders with Mr.. PAIRAN MIR
VIII always have one Piano of our manufacture on
hand for examination. y"
~ Second hand Pianos taken at
their value, in part payment for new instruments:
GAEHLE's PIANO MANUFACTURING CO
March, 8, lS6G-ly. 80
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ssbdDQD Wew@rdRx :

l will pay $500 to the proprietor of any medicine
Gates of cures effected by it near the place where IL
is made, than MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS-of
Consumption, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Bloody
Flux, DIarrhea, Typhoid. Rcmittent, Intermittent
and Bilious Fevers, Fever and Ague, Cholera Nor
bus, Yellow Jaundlce, Scrofua. Running or Sore Legs,
Cancer, Abscess, Neuralgia, rheumatism, Coughs
Colds, Cramps in the Stomach, Chronic Diarrhma.
Piles, letter, Scald Head, Ophnema, or faling-away
sickness peculiar to children, Leuchorrhea, Fa ling
Of the Womb all obstructons to the due course Of
nature in females, all veneroal dseases,iand all com
plants arising from impure blood or aweak and dis
ordered state Of the Stomach, Liver or Kidneys
Certificates of cures of the Yellow Fever IN Mexico
can also be furnished Remember, if it does not
cure, the money will be refunded by the prOprie-
tor. BENJAMIN MlSHLER,
S. L. Corner Of Centre Square,
Lancaster Pa.
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The Last Call!

A LII persons indebted TO the firm Of Reber, Kutz
IA Uirick, Vfthey desire 20 save costs,l wloome
forward and pay their indebtedness.
am determined TO close up all accounts and notes
Aithn short time and unless paid they will beleft
Aith an OfHcer for collection.
ORF1cB-over Reber, Kutz 4 UIrlck'a Store,
n the TOom formerly occupied by A. Meveigh, Esq
@. +. RAINEY.
Aprn 70, lSsS.R.
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L. II. OLps, proprietor Lancaster Wooden Factory,
cerliRes that Mishlers Herb Bitters have done him
more good than any medicine he has ever taken IN
u severe attack OF lniiammatory rheumatism.
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J. N. LITTLE certifes that he has been cured q
Deafness OF over Twenty five years standing by tn
use of Mishler's Herb Bltters.
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READ WHAT MIsHLER's HERE BIT
TIERS ARE DOING ABOUT LANCAS-
TER OHIO

READ WHAT MIsHLER'S HERE BIT
TIERS ARE DOING ABOUT LANCAS-
TER, ONO.
L. H. OLps, proprietor Lancaster Wooden Factory,
certfes that Mishlers Herb Btters have done him
more good than any medicine he has ever taken IN
u severe attack oil lniammatory Rheumatism.
J. N. LITTLE certifes that he has been cured Of
Deafness lover Twenty-Five years standing by the
use Of Mishler's Herb Bltters.
DANIEL AcKERs ccrtifies that his wfa is so materi-
ally benefited by the use ofone bottle Of Mishlers
Herb Btters that she satisfied two bottles more
will cure her OF Dyspepsia OF over fifteen years stan
ding Also that few doses cured his son offeyer
and ague OF over six months standing
J. WErzEL Prop. Badlschen Hof, certfes that hall
hottie uG Mshler's Herb Bters cured his eldest
daughter OF fever and agne.
JAcOB SHEFFER Prop. Lancaster Tannery certifes
that he was cured of Chronic Darrhea and Fiux OF
over six months standing by the use OF Mishlcrs
Herb Bitters,
GEORGE Lurz, Patcntee Patent Steam Indicator
greatly relieved Of pans in the breast and breaking
out ofthe skin, Of several years standing blythe use
oftwo bottles Misher's Iorb Bitters.
Ithas been intimned to us that we dilute or adul-
terne the ltcrs, and do not sell it pure received
from Dr. y. Mishlcr To all such lntlmatons We
would reply that we will wager $500 that the article
we sell Is the pure unadulterted Mshler's Herb
who may huv uttered the above mentioned ISLANDERS
against us. that III future we will prosecute to the
fullest extent of the law any person or persons who
may repeat the stale ISLANDERS.
o. r. HARTZEL, Agent.
ALBERT GErZ.
We have published only n few of the many Ger.
tifcates nrcures we could get to publish, rs the
Herb Btters" have been tired for almost all the
Diseases for which they are recomm nded, abont
this place, and haze not only gwen general hut uni
versa satisfaction For Fever and Ague alone, we
could publish fifty certificates and have only been
selling for about four weeks at this place-'The
amount sold daily, ~ the best evidence oIts merit
Ifyou wish to save money and Health and secure
happiness, keep n supply of Mshler's Herb Bitters
in your household. It's one the hest medicines
in the world for the various diseases OF the human
body.
o. r. HARTzEL, Local Agt.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, By
ALBERT GETL,
nea" corner Main and Columbus Streets,
Lancaster, Ohio.
Lay II, 1866. IN.
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AEuLANs.-By nsurina In one NJ the above Gonna.
A,es his policy will cost him for tlyc years Sll in.
btead OF Si5Dby old tenn to-wlt;
70 premium on 5000 for Ave years. slbO 90
eyecrlp worthiu New York a. t0ocnts...sa0 90
w Interest rooolVod ~ cash scrip. %