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ALSO.


All the right, title and interest of George
Gates and George SJutzman, owners, and
Patrick Fardy. tcyre tenant, in the following
described premises, to wit: y certain bull
ding located on lot or piece Of ground,
situated in the borough of Conemaugh, boun-
ded On tho E"st by the property of Thomas
NJ, ,Cabe. on the South by Church street, on
the West by the property of Josiah Slater,
and On the North by the Old Portage Rail
road, being a one and half story frame
building, with one story back kitchen :
the main building being about twenty feet
in front, by about fourteen in width, and the
back building about fourteen feet each way.
Taken in execution and to be sold at the
suit Of the borough of Ccnemaugh.
CONDITIONS OF SALE.
O. n. B.-The Sheriff has made the fol
lowing conditions of sale, viz: One fourth Of
the purchase money on each sale 20 be paid
at the time the property is struck down,
when the sale amounts to $500 and upwards;
under $500 and more than 800, the one
third under 500 and more than $50, the
half; less than $50 the whole amount !;
otherwise the property will be Immediately
put up to sale again, and no deed will be
presented for acknowledg gment unless the
balance Of the parchase money be paid on
or before the following Monday.
JAMES MYERS, Sheriff.
Sheriff 5 Office, Ebcnsburg, I
February Is, 1SG6.3t.
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PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY.

These ingredients are known as the NOS.
valuable Diurctics afforded.
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T%A q DDH = e. Eo
nARTIES INDEBTED to the undersigned
[ for costs. as Prothonotary Of Cambria Co.,
viii please make payment Immediately.
JOSEPH M'D0NALD.
JanUary-ll, 1866 If.
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HELMBOLD'S
Genuine Prepare tions.

FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA,
AND IMPROVED ROSE WASH.
Established Up,rards Of Sixteen Years.
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DIABETES,
Physicians and Others
PLEASE NOTICE.

l make no secret Of Ingredients. Helm
bold's Extract Buchu Is composed Of BUchu,
Cubebs, and Juniper Berries, selected with
great care, prepared cacuo and according 70
rules Of
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EjEANSION HOUSE.
AT THE PENN'1 RALROAD DEPOT
PIFTSBURG, Pa
MEiLS READY ON THE ARRIYAL
or 1LL TRAINS
j. II. CLARK & CO., Proprietors.
Sept. %, 1868. If
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LADEES FANCY EURSi

- A
John FareirR's
OLD ESTABLISHED
Fur Mandatory,
No. 7lS ARCH St,
above 7th Philad'a.
I have now il.
store Of my own
Importation a n d
Manufacture. one
of the LARGEST
and most BEAU
TIFUL selections
8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22
The Equinoctial Storm.

RICHMOND, Sept 2l.-Tnere was very heavy
rain last night and another this afternoon, ac.
companied by high wind.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 21-There were heavy
rain storms last night and to-day, the wind
shifting 10 the northeast. The weather is cold
and disagreeabla. So far, there have been no
detentions on any of the roads out of this city
caused by the high water In the streams
PH1LADELPHIA, Sept. 2l.-Dispatches from
the West continue to report immense destruc-
ton OF property by the recent heavy rains
They seem now 10 have subsided
CINCINNATI, Sept 2l.-Ail the trains on the
Little Miami road came in on time this morning
The Indianapolis and Cincinnati road is clear,
and trains went out on time this morning. The
Marietta and Cincinnati road is also in running
order. Tae Cincinnati, Hamilton and DAYTON.
aud the Atlantic and Great Western roads are
feet OF EN- bankment being washed away at that
place. The OHIO river here is about twenty
eight feet and still rising.
A despatch from Dayton says, at FIVE O'Clock
or Wednesday the canal bank broke AT the
mouth OF the river, the water sweeping away
frame houses. shops, great piles oflumber, and
other property. The water rushed through
st. Clair, Jefferson and Ludlow streets, sub
merging part of the main business portion of
the town, reaching the first floors in many
dwellings and stores The backwater en-
croached upon the southern part of the city,
and at midnight on Wednesday the greater
portion was under water, and in some places
the water Ia four feet deep. The whole country
in the neighboi hood has been de astated The
loss in standing and stacked corn is immense.
There is no railroad connection by the Little
Miami route, via Xenia. The Louis Vile
Democrat of yesterday says the rain on Tues
day night poured down In torrents, and the
whole city was thoroughly submerged, caus-
ing great damage 10 the city. Telegraphic
communication has been considerably inter-
rupted, but the connections are mainly inland,
with the principal points of the country.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2l.-Notwitt tan ding
the recent heavy rains In the West the connec-
tion1 of the Pennsylvania railroads are per-
feet to Pittsburgh, Chicago, and Cincinnati
both on the Little Miami and Steuben Vile
route, ana the Crestline and Fort Wayne rail-
road The rains have been very heavy on the
mountains, but the damage to the road was
slight and was quickly repaired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22

COUNCIL OF THE ROMAN CATHoL &c CHU RICH
The Catholic Mirror, the Official organ of the
Most Rov. NJ. J. Spalding, Archbishop of the
Diocese Of Baltimore, ia an editorial article
this week on the Second Plenary Council of
the Roman Catholic Church, which is to as
semble in Baltimore on the 9TH of October
says that 1.-The main object of the Council is TO
promote uniformity by inducing ameIioration
In the discipline, and such other matters as
pertain to ministerial functions inithe various
arch -dioceses and dioceses of the United States
changes and improvements in church admin
istration being demanded by the growing wants
OF the times and the spiritual exigencies of our
ticle says that especial attention will be given
to the question of how the spiritual require
ments of the colored race can best be met In
view of the abolition of slavery, and.the new
relation which the late slave race have come
to occupy in the Republic the subject will
probably be one of the most interesting before
the Council"
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HAdvice 70 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

1Advice TO Observation-Disclosures is very
poor dletion.-BOston Post
~The keynote to good d-breedIng-D-natu-
raj.
HCrinOline shaped like a fan obtains in
Paris.
81 The young ladies OF Bainbridge, Ga
complain that young men smoke in church.
1Blondin wants the Atlantic cable raised
on poles, so that he can walk over it,
III The dresses OF the French Ballet Troupe
in New York. passed through the Custom
House in short order.
SThe massive black neck-chSins worn by
young ladies are the most useless, senseless,
'.dowdy" ornaments ever worn except by In
dian squaws.
~-A pretty young girl was raffied for in
Rome. Tickets sold readily.
arlt Is stated that Fred Douglass will soon
commence the publication in Alexandra, Va,
OF paper devoted TO universal suffrage.
ga Western editor lately married one of
his compositors, another compositor acting as
bridesmaid, the officiaung clergyman being a
retired printer, and the local reporter giving
the bride away.
- An effort is being made to induce A. II.
Stephens TO become a candidate for Governor
OF Georgia.
1Hen. George Ashmup says the President
is "honest, sagacious, true and firm, and that
the Endorsement of hIm by Secretary Seward
ought 10 satisfy New York;
~s'Gardener, why do you water the side
walk so muehf' Gardensf-"Sure, master has
nOtnlng 10 am use nlTn, and so he makes
keep the sidewalk wet, while he looks at the
ladies' ankles"
0The man who makes a business OF rails
ing pork for the market may be said to live by
his pen.
HA young Frenchman in Chicago had a
laudanum debauch and was consequently
measured for his coffin.
SAnna Dickinson's motto, announced by
herself at Philadelphia: s'Boys, come on; I'm
coed for another minute yet"
@They are vaudy king ladies dresses in
Paris. The Lord only knows what that is.
@Prussis, when aggrandised by the annex
ations, will comprise q territory of 6,;S33 50 uare
miles, and population %, ,61O 600 Inhabitants.
~ young lady sliding On the banistsrs in
her house in Cleveland fell over and broke
her neck.
~ The halter who shall first bring out de-
cent ard really comfortable head covering will
make his fortune. The soft bat is not '-dressy,n
and the setove- pipe" IL an abomination.
SThe mountains Of Virginia are repre-
sehfed TO be more abundant with deer than
has ever been know to tie oldest iuhaoilaut
~Loyaity-calnne the President a traitor.
and bolding once under his adminisra atom
Boston Post -Hr
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a CURIOUS SwINDLE-Some weeks ago,
while q family, residing at No. LI<2 NORTH lin
street, Philaoelpbia, Was at Atlantic CITY, a
young man named Thompson went to a dealer
In second hand furniture and sold the contents
OF the premises, making clear sweep Of them,
the articles realizing about $50. Upon the re-
turn of the family their astonishment may be
imagined, 10 discover that the furniture had
been carried of. A search was mace for IL.
and il was finally discovered al the store OF the
second hand dealer who bought IL. He told
from whom be had purchased IL, and why be
had done so. The offender was out of the city
at the time, but was arrested upon his return,
and has been bound over by the Recorder 70
answer The offence OF theft. The dealer ha.
been compelled 10 return the goods, and is out
of pocket about $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22

THE CHILLIAN WAR.-The ChiIlians and
PeruvIans are still actively preparing for a
renewal of the war with Spain. and have a
formidable fleet In readiness to meet the Span
ish vessels when they return 10 the Pacific Ii
is stated, however, that some Of the vessels of
agents who purchased them are severely
criticised by the people. Chilli has negotiated
a loan TO pay for her newly purchased ves-
sells. 1t is expected that the war will fecom-
nence IN October, unless Spain should cou-
clnde not TO renew IL. The people ofthe South
Amtrican Republics, however, demand the
continuance of the war, and favor offensive
movements by their navies. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22

AN IMMENSE EARM-The Horner IN
Journal says: "a few days since Michael l.
Sullivant sold his farm OF TWENTY-FIVE thou
sand acres. lying six 10 ten miles south OF this
place. 10 Mr.. Alexander, OF Morgan county,
for seventeen dollars per acre. or three hundred
and seyenty-four thousand dollars, cash. Mr.
Alexanner also bought the stock. grain, hay
and farming utensils on the place of Mr. Sui
livant, which made the whole amount of pur-
chase money nearly or quite five hundred
thousand dollars. Mr.. sullivan. mas vet a
place, of forty five thousand acres in Eroq moi.
county, beside more land. Mr.. Alexander will
stock the farm Immediately with thrke thou :
sand more head OF cattle"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22

ANGRY BEES AT A FCNERAL.-An extraor-
dinary scene occurred At a graveyard AZ Ed
wardsville, Ill, recently. During the funeral
ceremonies over the body Of a child of Mr.. ohm
0afney, the mourners and attendants were
attacked by aswarIn OF humble bees The irate
insects Lit upon the uncovered heads and faces
OF those present, who were mostly stung in
terrible manner. The ladies screamed, and a
retreat was absolutely necessary before the
ceremony was concluded. One Of the ladies
was confined to her bed by the injuries she re-
celyed from the bees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22
A RuPERInR RHMrny

We can conscientiously recomme nd to those suf.
tenng from distressing oaugh, DR. STRICK.
LANDS MELLlFLUOUS COUGH BALSAM.
~ gives reiief almost instantaneous, and is with
DOUBT but the Mellifuous Cough Balsam is one of
tne pest preparations Ia nss; and is all that its
proprietor claims for 1t We have tried Ii during
the past week, and found relief from a NEST dis.
tTea.tng cough. Itis prepared by DR.: Strickland ,
no. log epcamore street, Cincinnati, Ohio, and
co; also AZ WATTS Drug Store. and OaHS'
CHhIsTlN1's, S17 Pa. avenue and 502 Ninth
"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22

81 In Valparaiso, Ind, last Sunday, a man
named John Weeks was killed by the City
Marshal A daughter OF Mr.. Weeks had been
induced to enter a house OF ili-fame. Her
father went to induce her 10 return home, but
was not allowed 70 see her, and, being under
great excitement, made great disturbance.
The officer. supposing him 70 be one of the
roughs who frequent such houses, attempted
to arrest him and, on his resisting. shot him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22

SIGNIFICANCE or THR UNION SQUARE MEET
ING.-The n. y. Sun (Repu bllcanD says :-.If
the meeting that was held IN Union Square on
Monday evening has any political significance,
II certainly indicates an immense majority in
this city for the Conservative State ticket It
is natural that the partisan press on the Con-
yenton side should magnify the size of that
assemblage, and IL is also natural that the Rad :
ical press - meaning the Tribune should
attempt 10 disparage N; but the Sun, which
looks al the matter from an impartial stand
point. has no hesitancy in stating the belief
that the meeting was the largest assemblaCe of
the kind that has ever been witnessed IN New
York"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22
FisnnciuI and commercial.

Governmsnts m New York contiuue rener-
any qnlei, except fiyr-twenties Of - y, for
Gnlon mere Is = moderate ihIuny. The
Com nmercial OF yesterday afternoon says.
TIE mis- celaneous ltst - ulet. aud prtc~s AZ -
inn than yesterday. Mariposa prpferr-d q
\ lower Spruce Hill retained Yesterdays
closing & noision. The money market ~ with
out tehsnge. There is moderate q, IN and from
tie brokers, and but little paper offering FOR
discount On eall. the general rate ! per
cent, With exceptions ats per crnt Discounts
OF Prlme peper rasse at Sac per cent Tn- sl-
1ect OF the receipts OF Eold IRON Europe and
Aspinwall have steadily depress efT-ct
uEon the gold premium. This morning the
price ranged shout lower; the prluctpal sao-
port of the market rs the constant larg. short
interest. To-day the rate on loans hAs been
l-le per cent per diem. The lava brought
Sl.sS,tIp in specie.
Prom the Baltimore Americans review of
the markets in that city for the past week we
qnofe.
tlOpr.-Transactions have been snly mod
crate during the past week, the shipping de-
fnand being unimporfani, but prices show no
material alteration, and close firm FOR good
western and Howard street brands, receipts OF
Which contIn ue hight. Sales nclude 500 bsis.
Howard street super in lots NJ sic 50, 3UJ bbls.
western DO al se.5tase75. 500 bbls. City Mills
90 t$l025aSlu5o. NJ Ga bbls. Cty Mills stand
ard extra, part At sl2 ST. ana balance on private
terms, 1000 bbls. do, 70 he delivered in New
York at el3, 500 bbls Northwestern do At
ell ell ;2sas iISO, me latter figure Tor small lots,
l00 bhls. Western mixed W heat do AZ az 90 ana
JOG bhis choice Howard street do al sI3 per
barrel.
Grain.-oferinFs ~ the Corn change du-
ring the past week foot mp 3O,VvO bHshels wheat
8t,UO 90. corn, 3l.COO 20. oats, aud l,7OO do rye
Wheat has been In good demand milling ST fuu
previous rates, and the market closes frm for
both varieties. Corn has been inactive and
unss tiled Oats have met with ready sale AZ
unchanged prices, but rye has ruled lower
Provisions-Bacon has been In good demand.
mostly for near Southern markets, and prices
have ruled frm. Mess Pork il scarce ana
steady. Nothing OF importance have trans
pred In Lard or Bulk Meats, and the latter
close nominal.
Sugars-Both the trade and refining demand
have been very fair and prices ha We been main
tanned. Sales included 4.3si bags Pernambuca
cargo Of brig Jura, - hhds Demerara, I2g
boxes Cuba and lis hhds. 2S tierces English
Island, all on private terms for refining Al
hhds refining Porto Rico atlOk cents. ~ hhds
grocery do. at II salis cen 5, 100 hhds. Cuba
do al II y cents, IS hhds. English Island do AZ
fSal4a cents. and - hhds Demerara vacuum
pan al IS Sal5s cents.
Whisky-Prices nave advanced and close
firm, the market being very lightly supplied.
Sales embrace small lots OF Country al -2 35.
800 bbls. Western 1T 50 37ss2.4O and IS bbls
do in email lots al s24las2<2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22

the death from cholera of Mrs. Ernest sgd
ney. At IL g. m. on that day, one OF her sons,
a boy four years OF age, was seized with the
same complaint and died at p. m. Another
son was taken i'll ar noon, but it is thought to
be recovering. A third was seized about mid
night on Saturday, and expired Sunday after
noon Richmond Enquirer. s,l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22

TIE ENGLISH RBFoRh LRAaUR-The fol
lowing is the official announcement of me
objects Of the Reform League in England:
"First-To procure the extension Of the cleo
tive franchise TO every resident and registered
adult male person OF sound mind and uncon-
Nicted OF crime. Second-To obtain for the
voter the protection Of the ballot. To carry ont
the above objects II was unanimously resolved,
at general meeting of the council That a
fund Of ten thousand pounds be raised FORTH
with, the said sum 70 be called the Lecture and
Specia Purpofes Fund. and 10 be subject 10
the control OF the Executive Council Of the
Reform League. That the various branches OF
the Leas ne be requested 10 raise ubsc riptions
10 the above fund. forwarding the gross amount.
monthly to the treasurer That the secretary
be Instructed TO forward copies Of this resoIu-
ton TO the various branches OF the League and
10 the leading reformers throughout the United
Kingdom without delay"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22
SECRET DISHAsEi

sAsAR1fAN's GIFT is the most certain, safe and
enectuai edy-indeed, the only vegetable reme-
dy ever discovered. Cures In two to tour days and
recent cases In twenty four hours No mineral no
pa.san no mercury. Only ter pills to be taken II
Is the soioieI hope. and friend te those who do
male, So. S''''
sAsARuTANis RooT AND HERE JUrcEs-A positi va
ans permanent cure fer Syphilis. SerofaIa Ulcers,
sores, Spots. letters, &C. Price al 2s per hattie
gold by 3. Q. Ford. See adve rtisement mYa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22

TAXATION IN ENGLAND.-A carefully pre-
pared statement of the British Excheauer
shows that since 1850 various taxes, amount
ing 10 S2l3 5e6 $40, have been repealed by the
English Parliament, whilst in the same period
new taxes, amounting to S137, ,2i2, $50, have
been imposed. This shows an actual diminu-
tion during The past sixteen years Of S7s,322.-
$40 in tie annual amount OF taxes imposed
upon the people of Great Britain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22
TWO BAD CASES OF PILES CURED By DR.
hTRICkLANDE PILE REMEDY

INT. Uiass: q JahesviIIe, WfscOnsfn writes for
has been troubled for eight years with an agra.
yated case OF Piles and his brother dischsr ed
lyzed with the Piles Both these distressing cases
we're cured With or bottle OF Dr.. .STRICKLANDS
FlLL kEMEDf. The recommendation of these
gentlemen beside the daily testimonials rscei we'd
hy Dr strickland, ought to convince these su der
Ing that the most aggravated chrsnic cases Of piles
are cured by DR.. strickland's Pile Remedy IL rs
seld by Druggists everywhere Sold by w
avenue and 302 9Th street oc a6 Iu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22

Ex-Governor Letcher, Of Va, said in a re.
centepeech: "The Southern people regard the
question at Issue as settled; and forever settled
They accept the result, and are prepered 10
abide by IL in good faith. They pledge an
honor that is untarnished; and when brave
men and honest men give such a pledge who
tate TO believe that their pIeges will be re-
deemed to the letterlr . ."a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22

THE INDIA CoTToN CRoP.-Adyices from
crop of that country the present year, will
show a material falling off as compared with
the year just closed, the inducements TO plant
so far As the price is concerned, not being SO
great. aud the recent panic In England, which
seriously disturbed money relations with Iu-
da in connection with cotton. acting as a
check TO the free and unrestricted growth OF
the staple.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22

SA Missouri young lady wore her newly
purchased "hzzle" ht ad dress 10 bed and "a
being suddenly awakened and finding said .az-
zla" on her pillow, she was greatly alarmed
taking the tame for negro's head che scream .
ed grasped the ..fixxle" and faiuted. Rsstora-
lives. q light and amomentary survey expIain-
ed the mystery. n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22

A LUXURY PAID FoR.-lt is related that a
repentant aggressor recently appeared before
Justice Cummerston, Of Chicago. stating that
be had committed an assault and battery, and
wished to receive the merited punishment
The Judge caused him TO swear out warrant,
investigated the case, and fined HIM nye dol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22

THE CHoLERA.-The MississlppIan says that
the cholera is prevailing in Vicksburg TO an
alarming extent, The disease has assumed a
very malignant type, and some of the oldest
and best citizens have been stricken down Last
week there were eight cholera deaths in Bristol
X. l., and two at Providence on Saturday
Thirty eight fatal cases occurred In PhiIadel.
phIa last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22

1-Samuel ROLAND, colored man, residing
in Memphis, Tenn, has brought suit against
kh former master for the recovery of 81 400
in yold, the savings Of lifetime. which, before
the war, had been discovered and taken away
by his owner, who applied d - his WA use
In case the civil courts refuse 10 do him Iust.ce
ROLAND will try military Tribunal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22

A TERRIBLE MISTAKE "A young, man in
Indianapolis, named Oliver b. Gilkey, shot
aud killed his room mate, Leonidas John nson
whom he mistcok for a burglar, on last Satur.
day night The young men were sleeping to-
geIheT, and Mr.. John son arose for some pur.
pose, without awakening his mpan'on, and
ON hisreturn the fatal mistake occurred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22

HThe rainstorrn extends westerly more
than thousand miles. = y
~Mr. @ uilps asks IL the Radicals can say
that Andy johnson dses not turn out' WELL
Boston Post.
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MLnoMIsMD

M. LOOMS, Nd
IRE inventor aud Patentee Of tue MINERAL
rLAIE TEETH, attends personally at
nis once In this city. any persons canSG4s@
wear these teeth who cannot wear others, lI0
these INV e"' "oei
Persons calling at my Office can be acoornmoda-
ted with any style and price of Teeth they may de-
ere but 70 these who are partic ular and wish the
pnIest. eeanest, stroA sest and most perfect den
tIhe Ie u ~ art can procure, the MIN ERAL TEETH
Rooms In this city-Ns 33S Penn'a avenue be.
Philadelphia. nc 2N 10
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MARRIASE AND cEtIp.uy

hARRIA5E AND CELIBAUY.
an Esfay OF Warning and Instruction for Young
men Also, D1tea-es and Abuses which PROSTATE
me vital powers, with sure means of relief Sent
rree OF charge in sealed letter envelopes Address
tion. Phil lsde1phfa Pa sue IA srn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-22

a Liza RID 4 HARkISON : :
n CARPENTERS AND pUILDERS.
Shop S15 Eighth street west, betwsen d and
north Orders solicited, an n I'm