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PROPOSALS FOR LETTER BALANCES .
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

T.
WASHINGTON, II. c, October %. ISS7
Sealed Proposals will Dc received al this Depart
II o'clock noon, for furnishing Letter Balances for
the use of the Post Offices in the United states for
cember next, Of the following description, name
LIST Balances capable of weighing EIGHT ounces
ayoirdupois weight. to be graded down to quarter
ounces. OF these ii is supposed that $40 to 1 900
VIII be required for each year.
ri. Balances capable of weighing two pounds
aNoirdupois weight. to be GRADED down TO half
ounces vi these II IL supposed 30 TO 100 will be
Perfect correctness and strength aud durabiH.
NJ hzEsk StIl be required in the Balances to be fur
Samples of each description Of Balances must
tam the CONTRACT will be required to furnish Bal
ances ordered OF quality in all respects equal to
Each Balance must b. well and securely packed
In box Tor transpertstion and delivered free all
where the same will be accepted, il found to be
perfect nch ana s'St egr alto, to The samples;
snihGisht evidence of his ability to comply with
Two sufficient sureties will he required 20 a can.
g, failure to furnish Tie balances as contracted
lor promptly OF the furnishing of an inferior anal
-! VIII ne CONSIDERED sufficient cause for for
,,IrSposas FER Letter balances and directed 70
the First Assistant Postmaster General Washing.
no l-laMow Postmaster General
TINTED STATES NAVAL AcApENy.---
u ANNAPoLIs, Mn, October IS isg
Proposals. sealed and endorsed Pronosals for
Furnishing Nidshipmen's Uniforms ;" will lie ~
celved at the Naval Academy until the IIST ID ay
OFnEcEMBEE, loj1 for delivering the followine
articles 90 ~
Midshipmens Parade Jackets
Parade Pants
Fatigue Jackets
Fatigue Pants
Flannel Jumpers
. " Cloth overcoats
To Ice delivered at the Naval Academy free of
expense, at such times the articles may he
needed. n - ~
The Dress Parade Suits must be of blue navy
CLOTH OF geod qnsiify, without gloss not liza Die 20
fade ar shrink. dyed in the WOOL aud ca pal,le of
standing such tests the Inc pectors think proner
To subject them to- The Fatigue Suits will he made
oil navy blue cloth, of a less expensive material
and OF strong texture, subject to the same tests as
the parade suits. ' NC
The O,ercoats will be made of HEAVIER elo,h Of
good quality, and subject to the same tests a. afar
said ~ ~ "'o'o
SAMPLES OF cloth and flannel win he furnished a,
the time 81 making proposals, marked and labeled
The clothing will De hand sewed and made +, ,ha
best mapner and in strict accordance with the r.s
Responsible security for the prompt and fai,hro,
delvery OF uniforms must he inserted in ca n - n
arate proposal otherwise bids will not he acentei
Fs.terbs ana DESCRIPTIONS Of uniforms viii be
furnished at the Naval Academy by the under
BY order Of Vice Admiral n. D. Porter.
g. Il: THORNTON, Paymaster n SN
ocm-eofd In charge Naval Storekeener. ns,n,t
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ANOTHER RAILROAD PEOJRCT.-The Cum-
sefL-nd valley Railroad Company are now
abont 20 extend their line from rs gerstovn IN
WIIhamsport, on the Potomac, where il will
rfm fate for the present only-as the In ten
non OF fnat company 10 to cross the river into
sIsna ana connect their road with the
MANASSAS Gap Railroad al som eouyenisnt
point. probably Strausburg
ms move Is enc thar our people are very
nun Interested IN The completion of the
hanassas Gap Road with Strausburg exten-
son 20 winchester, Will be q great railroad
NenIeNement Tor this section, by connecting us
Win both BALTIMORE and Alexandra. and
nAJ De CONSIDERED sufficient by some for our
pE-docts. But we have always contended
Ihai ine more railroads hat penetrate q conn
~, The greater the probabilities are that
&C nntry viii be developed % its fullest extent.
- HCrTTsCflIgr0 Ia.ayao1,-..I,.
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QY W. l.. WALL & CO, Auctioneers
- stores 80 and 3l7, - W. corner Pa. ave
and 9th street.
LOT In TILE SEVENTH WARD

CHANCERI SALE OF BRICk HOUSE AND
LOT IN THE SEVENTH WARD
BY virtue ola decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia In chanceTy. passed on the
18th day of November. A. d. ISL, in the cause of
BsllengeT W. Ballengcr No. 9H Equity the un-
dersigned Trustee will sell. at public auction to
the highest bidder, on FRIDAY. November 18th.
l.6s IN front OF the premises. at O'Clock p.
N. the following property To- Wit: Lot numbered
seven. "a in subdivision of square, numbered FIVE
hundred and thirty six (56 together with the inn
prOycments thereon Said Lot l. situated on the
north side Of Virginia avenue. between 81 aud ~
streets. in most desirable location. and is inn
proved by twO-story Brick Dwelling House,
Terms If -ale: One third cash; balance in six and
twelve months, the purchaser giving his notes for
the deferred, nts satisfactorily endorsed and
bearing interest from the dsy of sale. Title deed 70
be retained until the whole of the purchase menev
l. pail All conveysncing and stamps at the cost
Of the pure ha-er.
ASBURY LLOYD. Trustee
10 l9 eOd&ds " l.. WALL & Co. Au,ts
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boSSETe.-There is DO striking novelty in
eonnets 20 be chrouicled this month. The
fanehon shape appears 10 De q general favor
re. ana much called for. The standing front
Win us dladem OF flowers, and a erwin worn
Hpon me top OF the head, is not decidedly be.
coming 20 any but pretty face. Soft white
IeIt oonnets, taStefully trimmed. are pretty,
ana not very expensive A beautiful royai
we've. - trimmed with lace of the same shade
snd sain daises glittering with tiny dew
drops.
new device in millinery is TO have flowers
WIN tnelr leaves and tendrils so arranged
spon ne bonnet that they can be removed and
Sorn upon the hair. This is only for those
whom necessity forces 20 practise economy.
and cannot well purchase a new couture for
eaSn evenings entertainment
lie round hats are small, with 8 narrow
Gin, or none al all, and decorated with
Vlnowy plumes or velvet bands
Flowers are fashionable for decoratin the
nAii, ana are also worn upon the neck aud
ard Bracelets
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1(Y III. II. CLARK CO., Aucts
- 900 Pa. avenue; between 9th and 10th SITS

PAwNBROKER'S SALE OF 1000 LOTS OF
UNREDEENED PLEDGES,
We will sell, at ROBERT FULTON & co =
Loan Office, No III 9Th street, between Pennsyl-
yanfa avenue and d street. on MONDAY and
tt EspAY, December ID and 81, at 10 O'Clock a.
M, and 81 p. m, and Every Evening during the
week. 100 lots Of forfeited pledges, consisting Of
Ladies' and Gents fine Gold and Silver Watches
Diamond Rings. Gold Rings and Pins
Fob and other Chains
Gent 9 fine Oyercoats- Ladies' Dresses and Cloaks
Cents Dress and Sack Coats
Pants, Shirts and Drawers
BEDS and Bedding, Blankets
Guns, ReyOlyers. Musical and Mechanical In.
strumeBts,
And great variety Of New Clothing, to pay ad
van1e-.
All to he sold without reserve.
noeJgt II. ii. CLARK x co. Apcts
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BY THE pRrIbf HSGf: 1as 81 THE uS1rEr
STATES
PROCLAMATION

PROCLAMATION.
For the sale of valuable lands in that part Of the
SIOUX Indian Reservation MINNESOTA
RIVER, MINNESOTA, lying within the limits Of
In pursuance If law I, ANDREW JOHNSON
President of the United States Of America do
will be held at the aforementioned land Office in
the state OF Minnesota, at the period hereinafter
Al The land Office at ST. PETER, commencing
on MONDAY TIE 2D pay or DECEMBER NEXT,
the FOL lowing townships. and parts Of townships,
lying inside of the late reserve above mentioned,
Tor the Sioux Indians. viz
NORTH OF THE BASE LINE AND WEST
OF THE FIFTH PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, and
IN the ioi1T ing nshps and parts OF townships
The tracts or parcels in the parts of townships
100. no and III, Of range 81.
The tracts parcels in the mart of township
lJo. of range -.
The tracts or parcels in the part of township
The tracts or parcels in the part of township Ill
OF range -, except fractional sections 8 7. So d.
., and =. ". a Of s W. a. section p W. "a of n
" a section sections 2s, %, 30; n. L. = sec
ton 81 sections y and 81.
The tracts or parcels in the parts of townships
100 and 10, of range u
Of range g., except sections ,, 3 east half sec
ton sections 2 10, IL =, ls:li. IS; north half
half and s. T.. a section -. 80.
The tracts or parcels in the part of township ia
of IS, except the L. "a Of s. T.. a section 49,
fractional sections 81 and 35
-, The tracts OF parcels in the parts Of townships
The tracts parcels in the parts Of townships
III. lI2. 1l3, OF range IS
The tracts or parcels in the parts of townships
Ill III, ll3, and IA. OF range b.
The tracts or parcels in the parts of town shi ps
III )l3 and ia, Of range 81
The tracts or parcels in the parts of town shi ps
l13 ia. and lis. of range b
The tracts or parcels IN the parts of townships
III ia and lis, of range 80
The tracts parcels i'll the parts OF townships
land us. of range 90
The tracts parcels in the part of township
lB, OF range Al.
The above mentioned lands win not he sold at
less than their appraised values and list of the
sectional subd divisions. with the appraised values
attached il the hands Of the local officers and
viii be open for the examination OF those desiring
TO purchase.
The offerings OF the above lands will commence on
the day appointed and will proceed in the order in
which they advertised, until the whole shall
have been offered and the sale thus closed; but
the sale shall not be kept open longer than two
weeks, and no private entry OF any OF the lands
VIII be permited until after the expiration of the
two weeks. Thereafter the tracts offered and re
naming sold will be subject TO sale at priy
entry at the appraised valuation:
Given under my hand at the city OF WASH n gf on
inns 18th day of August, Ammo Domlni one thousa nd
eight hundred and sixty seven.
BY the President: ANDREW JOHNSON
Skt.-. ~. raj Y
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Rf :. X. SMITH, NuctiOneer
- No. 11O Pennsylvania avenue near 18th at

10y >. X. SMITH, Auctioueer,
- No. 116 Pennsylvania avenue near 10Th St
A gentleman about to leave the city will sell, A,
his residence, No. 1872 18th street, between / and
n streets, on FRIDAY MORNING, 9Th of No
vember. at 10 o'clock, his Household Fur niture
consisting in part Of
Rureas. Bedsteads
MashstAnds, Toilet Sets
Cane seat Chairs w alnutl
Cane seat Rockers
Oak Sideboard
set Parlor Furniture
Sofa, Arm Chairs, Rocking and other Chairs
(green rep)
Extension Table (oak)
stoves, CrOcksry
Cooking Utensils, &c, &c.
Terms Cash. 9. X. SMITH, Auct,
no % l16 pa av near ootb ~,
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LAND SALES IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Tne Rockville Sentinel says. Mr.. Meredith
residing on the Washington road, about four
miles below this place, has sold his farm. con :
tanning ~ acres, 70 Mr. Thomas Nolana, for the
sum OF $500 We Also learn that Mr. Henry
PoislnnoTn, residing on the old Georgetovu
roao- about six miles from Washington. has
soid Ms farm, containing 100 acres 10 MT
Richards, Of Washington. for the sum Of
NIOEQ. -
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AUCTION SALES.
TO. MORROW.
by J. T. COLDwELL & co. Auc,;ou..r.
- cOnthWeet corner Penn. ANenue and a. sfraaf

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON ryIRp CT
nrCsTr, SETWEES AND SOUTH, AT
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th ip.t.n, a, 4 o,o,o.l
m 90 the premises, We shall sell the north half
o. bot NO ~, In square 63t, fronting on Sd street
Wet between and south "a feet. and running
story Frame Dwelling =
Terms: One third cash: balance in six and twalxa
months, with interest, secured by q deed of trust
on the property. Couveyanoing and stamps at pur-
chaser cost. $50 down on the day of sale.
noE-eots j. I. COLDWELL q Co. Aucts
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PROPOSALS.


-
t9Ses Der; ssS Ds,esysins Q.artsrssasfs,
SEALED fRapo ss.ssS N9 " II s
efhse until u 'tIecf N A' WEDNESDAY, Noyem
her q, ls7 at which time they viii be opened, foc
sa2 ,i7t feet Pine Framing Timber, green.
zee s 80 zee, nee ting straight edse, inch, green
81 feet st' Pine Boards iSnS ni.ssss ar,
@ e 1ess sip srv Flooring, TX tcngaed and
go crown NIX SoISsHs enc fss vide
$40 linear feet Drown Moiding, o. O., ~ inches
ESQ coo Sawed Shingles, not less than inches wide,
.coo poS Slnes "a Y Ifios c,,ssn.
,s.e pounds Cat Saiis, I'd. TO e1.
Co 81 s Lath. sSxi. inches feet
. $40 q CLEAR, sharp Sand.
to &c dor Gssi a. e ssift Race Track
Atlanta, Ga, where the material will Re iuspe cte
Delivery Of one fourth Of he amount Of Frsmisg
TIMBER, Bnck. Sand and Lime will lie required
sWss and an ' srss dnss aeS ssTs
must be delivered by the Slst day Of December
Proposals will be in rRrrLlcArE, and Endorsed BY
sDreties, as usual.
The Govcrao,ent reserves the right 10 reject sny
or an bids, o SELECT suCH PARTS OR BIDS As MAY
BE FOR TIE BEST INTFGEsT OF THE SERVICE.
SIGNED and indorses on the enveiope, "Propcssis
for the delivery OF Lumber, ere, or dry, Nails or
b, order Of BreTet Brig. General R. ss.ton,
Chief Qusrtermsster.
- III.
frs; Lieut.. 3ith Infantry, A. 4. @ NJ,
no - Of - In charge of Depot.
DROPOsALs FOR I'D FoRIs6s.
DEPor QUARTERNAsrERs OFFICE,
- sAN AEroNIs. TEXAS, September I. 1851
SEALED PROPOSALS, which must be made in
trphoate, will be received at this office until 10
O'Clock, noon. on MONDAY, the ID day Of Deem
Der next. for furnishing the Quartermaster's De.
Rartment with snch good merchantable Hard
Mood az may be requi red at the following places
during the year 1858, viz:
Antonio.
Fort Inge, Fort Clark
Fort DAVE. Fort Stockton,
Camp Hudson, seguin,
Fort Mason, Fort Beltnsp
Buffalo Springs, Sherman
Weatherford, Iamsasas,
Fort Chadbsurne or vicinity
Behyery TO be made at such time and in such
Quantities during the year az the officer of I'M.
Quartermasters Deps rtment on duty az the place
OF receiyai may designate, the Wood TO be subject
to has ms pection.
Separate bids are invited for each post and the
stated and each BID, unless the reseonsibiltS ~
the bidder is otherwise satisfactorily made known
az TINS ON ice must be accompanied by guara lty
OF at least two persons whose responsibility must
the bidder IL competent to carry out the contract
II awarded to him and that he will give The re-
CURED bon therefor and each bidder will stale
Satisfactory evidence of the loyalty of each suc-
cessfu bidder, and the soiveRcy of the persons Of
Tered as security will be required
hereintefore named, and bidders have the priyi-
iege OF being present at the opening.
factory and no bid will be entertained that does
not conform ts the requirements of this advertise
ment.
Proposals to be plainly endorsed, "Propesals
for Wood" and addressed to the undersigned at
this place. j. g. C. LEE
Byt It. Col and A. Q. NJ, U. S. Army.
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mis- Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT THE SUB.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAI. THE SUB.
scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
81 WashinRtob county in the District Of Columbia,
ietters atestamentary ON the parepnai estate of
arnold SomeIviIle. hate of Washington city. D.
C Deceased All persons having claims against the
with the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber or
before the 18th day or October next they may other
wise BY Law lie excluded from MI benefit Of the said
..tate. Given under my hand this 18th day Of Oc-
tohtr, 1851. WILLIAM r. TES. :
<cE-v3w' ASA eaf Executor.
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JOS. s. WILSON.
Commi ssioner Of the Gene raj Land Office
NOTICE TO pRr.ENPT1oN CLAIMANTS

e. NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled the right of .enipt ion
any If the tracts within the townships And parts
Sftownshi above enumerated is required TO estab
sh the same to the satisfaction OF the Register and
Receiver of the land office, and make payment
thereior, as soon as practicable. after seeing this
notice, and BEFORE the day appointed for the com
mencement OF the public sales Of the lands EN-
bra,eing the tract claimed, otherwise such claim
sesw,ist Jos. s.wILsON, Com miss ioner
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kf COOPER LATIhER, Auctioners,
- Late clerks with Jas. e. Mc(uire A Go ,
southwest cerDer Penna. avenue and Eleventh OF ,
Star Once Building.
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
IL No. S26 8 Il cnrnsr Of Sexanfh Al II

R a. WIDbTAMS, Auc6Onpera
- No 526 s. K. corner of Seventh and ID sts
PAWNBROKER'S SALE OF 2OOe LOTS OF
UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
~ We Vii sell on MONDAY, TUESDAY, WE'D.
9Th Of December. Gold and Silver Watches
diamonds lhalns. OvercOats. Drees Coats Ladies
dresses. Cioaks. Instruments, Tools and other
Merchandise of descriptions too numerous to me /
no e6-St| Pawnh-oE.,
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GHArrHREDOeNsrIrU TIoysREs T0sv
~ b. BsLN BOLD ExTRA CT BrcHU. onhs''
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INSURANCE.
National Capital Insurance Company
HOME OFFICE. 500 NINTH STREET,
WASHINGTsN, DC

NatlOnal Sdpltal insurance Company
HOME OFFICE. 500 NINTH STREET,
WAsHINGTsS, DC.
CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CON
GkESs.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL.......Sl 900 600
Sheh NAfiIAb' .....-.----....-.-.--- SoO.o0o.
This Company eners more favorable I'd .antae.,
70 the insuring public than any other chartered IN
the United states by comb ming the two great
neDts OF Life aud Accident Insu the Josn
ssoos principle. The premiums charged nearly
one third lower than charged BY Mutual Comps !
MES.
AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY CITY AND
STATE.
JOSEPH y. BRowN--..-......--.Pr e.idep,
GEORGE II. PLANT...-.-. Vice Pre-id-nt
hlLk1 a. sHINN Tressurer
u ALFRED EAI I..--........ SEE rVtarx
COL JAMES L. CLoSE.-...Geleral Agent
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Riley A Shinn Jo.eph y Br.~n
-. SSsrk' !I., }; Ceomes,
Robert LeecA.
EGECUTIyE COMMITTEE.
p pno Lewis, Thomas NJ. PlovnAn
g. Alfred Hall, JOB w knen,
Nicholas Acker, A. l.. MeYriman,
krsstus Pouison.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
nohn X. EVANS. Charke kloman,
Emory Lewis ClephAne,
James l.. Barbour, Thomas Berry,
Albert G. Hall. ocs
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THE GLORY OF NAN 10 srRHN0fN-Th.,..
fore the nervous aDd debilttafA6 shoulS ~ .
ns6tosssy Tse HxIADoLpe 8xT2AcS DvcRU.
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RY ID. l.. WELLS CO, Auctioneers,
- Northwest corner La. ave and 9Th AZ

Lie AUCTION. '
On III ESDAf, the 81 day of December A. D.
$50. ~ IL o clock m, on the premises, near For
restvllie Prince George county, Md, we shall sell
all that valuable Farm, belonging to Mr. King )
containing about 30 acres y acres Of which IL good
wood land the balance coed farm land; OO fruit
trees. never failing stream of water passes
room Frame House and Stable
This i a very desirable farm and is eight miles
from Arlington, on the Marlboro road: conye-
hlent 10 POST ONCE stores. churches and mills and
Will be shown by Mr.. +. B. Suit. residing thereon
Terms One half cash delivery of the deed :
balance In one and two years, with interest 500
down al sale. All cOnyeyancing and stamps at pur-
chaser cost. Title perfect and sale positive
No ~ ID L. WELLS A. 90 Anc,s
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DROP SAILS FOR CORN

DEPOT QUARrERAAsTER' OFFICE. D
SAY ANTONIO, TEXAS, October y, 1871
Sealed Proposals, which must be made in trinN-
cate, VIII be received 81 this office at II O'clock
noon, until THURSDAY, the 5th of December
next, tor furnishing the Quartermaster's Depart
inent with Corn, or an equal number of pounds Of
oats or Barley IN sacks at places and in quantities
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SAhUEhs WISE q,
$40 STREET, between Eth and 18th strAets
CONTRACTORS TOR BUILDINGS. an 6 sm
hNO TO4O0ORO ORAOKER0. srI -
" The newest and most delicious CHACKER
yusttnefoduceA b. y. II. KING son
oa7.0 n - - 4 - = PiSee,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-11-14
D1.. Bell.s
GREAT kEvy.ENGiAND REMEDY
For Coughs. Colds Asthma. Cotdrrh,
Consumption, Br,n hial affections,
BALSAM OF ALPINE MO SIS.

This great Remedy should be 'inme-
diateiy resorted 10 hy every person labor
ing under symptoms which Indicate incip-
lent Consu,npiiun such as Pains in the
Side ny Chess, u Hacking Cough. Splitting
so Blond. &C., should aainonish won To
have recourse to All appropriate Remedy
without delsy.
Whatevsris done orclieve the consump-
tive Patient ought 10 he attempted in the
early aud forming StaEeS OF the disease. ms
II is then alone that remedies can Vi. ax-
hihited with any ilattefing hope ofsnccess.
IN MANY eases This Balsain has hcen Suf-
ficient TO afford prompt ana permanent re-
iicf In Others. tseo far ndvanee,i haiern
tsring and pr.,,racfed the patient life.
and il, no ease can II do An injury. Give
il IN early trial. and it Will afford relief
IF yosi spend vcur money and vcUr time
upon other remedies before the know led re
Of the efficiency Of this Ralsam reacrSh
Won. give ii trial. even nj late hour,
and II il fails 10 arrest the disease. Won and
.vnnr friends will hive The satisfaction oi
having done all in your power to delay the
fatal crisis.
Prepared only bv G. L. nETL NJ. u.
No 234, West Randolph street, Chscago.
lis
Also. as above may be found pr. Re7fs
Tnirersal Blood Purifier. for Srroiula.
Universal Pain kileviatar--fnr Cholic.
Cholera> Morhns. Bilious Chal c, &c.
Blond and I,per PIT,
YOY-44 -D4 N-DI BTLLTJS-for Dys-
repsia, Liver complaints, dc.
Please send for circulars of them-sent
to'anv address free of charge. =
August LIST, lS67--w1v
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THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEuT!
DIR. j. w. POI4AND'S
WHITE Pine COMPOUND.
rHs WINE PINE COMPOUND CURES

"Tt was carly n the spring nf 1855 that This Com
pound waa originated. 4 member ociny family was
afflicted with IN irritation of the throat attended
with dsas rocabe cough ] Ind for Soma mouths
previous thought that preparation, having for ito
basis the inside bari, Oh whise pnc, might be com,
pounie,ias 10 beyery Mseu in the case oftc throat
and lunes. To test the value Of it IN the ease al
latied TO, compounded small quantity Of the
medicine that had been planning, anil gave it in
tcaspoonful doses. The result was exceedingly
gratifying. Within two days the irritation Of the
throat was removed, the cough subsided, and a
speedy cure was effected. Soon after this ] sent
some to lady in Londonderry, N. H., who had
been suffering for some weeks from bad cough,
occasoned by sudden Geld. and had raised fnuens
streaked with blood. She soon fonni relief, and
sent for more. She took about ten ounces of IL,
aud got we'll. J h. Clark, Esq, editor ofthe Man
chester Daily Hirrcr, made a trial Of the same
preparation in the case Of severe cold, and was
cured immediately He was so hshly pleased with
the results, and confident Of success attending
It's sales if placed before The public, that he finally
persuaded me to give it a name aud send it abroad
TO benefit the suffering"