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THE sERENADR LAST NIGHT

The Washington Democrats serenaded ,,en
HANCOCK last evening in the hope OF drawing
from MIN some expression of a purpose to set
the intent OF the reconstruction laws at de.
fiancs in the administration OF the ar ,irs OF the
military district to the command of which he
has been assigned. The reader Of the report
81 the affair will perceive that Gen. h. failed
70 sratiiy them on that head; nor have we any
saea That his course In Louisiana will differ In
any important particular from that OF his COL
ieaeues, one and all, In all the other military
districts Mr. Johnson, in hi, brief speecb- drv
hursed the Constitution, as usual OF late., He
"swings around the circle" no more, bat re-
mains as true as the needle TO the pole TO {. the
constitution" as he understands il; to the RS.
toranon OF the rebel leaders to all their anti.
Ieoeilon nights and to the re-establishment Of
the sscendsncy in the Government of the d,,
trines and views for which John SlidelI Ron.
ert Toonbs, Howell Cobb and their ASSOCIATES
contended so long and earnestly in Congress-
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GOVERNMENT CARRIAGES AND, SPRING
WAG0N8A = - -

General Orders No ss, Headqua rters OF tn !.
Army, Adiutant Generals. ONCE, Washington.
September 81, 1867, promulgates regulatio ls
received from the War Department. which are
published for the government of all concerned.
ard will be carried into execution with toe
least possible delay.
All carriages and spring wagons of every
description, excepting the prescribed medical
wagons. and all ambulances, excepting tho-e
known as the Wheeling or Rucker pattern, to.
gether with the harness used IN connection
herewith. which belong or pertain to
the Quartermaster's Department, will
be immediately turned In to the most
convenient depot or depots of said de-
partment, with view to their sale at public
auction; and, hereafter, no ambulance, car
rage or spring wagon will be purchased or
manufactured except by order of the War De-
partment ra..F. ..l-E
The attention of all Off GERS of the army is
directed to section s, of the act of March IL,
1854, as fOllOws:-" That the ambulaDces in
the armies of the United States shalt be used
only Tor the transportation of the sick and
wounded, and, in urgent cases only, for med
ical supplies; and all persons shall be pro-
hibited from using them or requiring them
to be used for any other purpose.
And any officer who shall use an ambulance,
or require it to be used for any other purpose
than as provided in this section, shall, for the
first offence, be publicly reprimanoed by the
commander of the Army Corps in which he
may be serving, aud for the sc cond offence
shall be dismissed from the service"
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INTERNAL REVENUE The receipts from
his source to-day, 1893, 5s5.36.

THE ELECTIONS IN THE SOUTH.-TAe Wash.
ingron correspondent Of the New York Tri.
Tune says: s'The dispatch in this cores pom
den,e OF yesterday concerning the anticipated
postponemeEt OF the elections in the South,
was Official, coming from President Johnson
himself. On ing uiry At Gen. Grants headq uar
ttrs to-day, learn that Gen. Grant has not
yet had any correspondence with the military
commanders on the bject OF postponing the
elections and suggesting q uniform day for the
elections in all the Southern States. Accord
ing TO the President, he and General Grant
had agreed that such course sho lid be taken,
out although this alledged understanding has
been existing for everai days, Gen. Grant has
as yet taken no steps in the matter, and Ii is
given out semi off cally from the War De.
partment that he Will do nothing in the matter
neither in the way Of ordering or suggesting g,
but will leave everything with the military
commanders themselves. According to this
stitement VI the situation, If Mr.. johnson
wants postponement he will be compelled to
order it on his own responsibility !
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PERsoNAL.-Hon.G Clancy Jones of Pen,

PERsoNAL-Hon. Clancy Jones of Penn
sylvania is at Witlard's, and Is in excellent
health, his many friends will be glad to know
p Senator Doolittle will return from Europe
during the latter part OF y ctober ....ValIan-
digham has declared himself candidate for
the United States Senate, which is good thin
man has arrived at his home in st. Louis.
.:.HoD. O. Roselius. Of Louisiana; judge g.
A. Peabody, of New York, General j. g. VII
son, of New York, and A. Maxmiliaa, of Lon
don, are at Wizards Hotel. ...Hon, Alfred
Spates Of Maryland, Col. Robt Bunn. of Ind.
and Col ]. Low OF Charlestown, S. @. are at
the Seaton House. - =
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THE SUN AND STAR.


The Baltimore Sun, this morning treats the
STAR to an intensely blackguard and abusive
notice, on account of its recent brief expo.
sitIon of the true character and tendency OF
the Maryland State militia. That the Sun re-
sorts TO yituperative abuse and low black.
guardism in this matter, will be sufi cient
proof, TO its habitual readers, that it can not
meet the STARS points in any other way for
1t never adopts that course when any other is
possible, with the hope Of success
That this Maryland militia is almost wholly
under rebels and rebel sympathilng in fl uences
is known to all in Maryland, as also the fact
that the only Unionists who have aught to do
with 1t are few who do so in the hope OF
thus being able to checkmate what they be.
ileNe 70 De Its Interior purpose. Viz: The or.
ganlza'lon OF military force to be ready to
resist with force Of arms the Congressiona al
measures OF reconstruction. &c, in case Mr..
johnson may eventually favor that policy on
the part OF its opponents We do not beIisv.
there Is handful OF returned rebel soldiers
IN Maryland who have not loyfully ioinsd this
State militia, nor do belle We tina there is mora
than handful of ex-Union soldiers in the OF.
ganiZation: except to the end Indicated aboys.
MOUNTAINEERING the SuH'S abominabIe black
guarolsm upon this subject, the STAR contiu
ues 70 regard this militia organization as trea.
sonable in intent and dangerous to the public
peace, and as requiring prompt attention from
Congress. The STARS steady adherencet to the
Union cause throughout and since the rebel.
lion has been in so marked contrast with the
sinister la6ors Of the Sun to make the rebellion
success, and, since its collapse, to restore the
GcyernmeRt-national and stats-into the
hands OF rebels and rebel sympathizers, as that
We are hardly surprised at the violence Of the
Suns vituperation. The STAaexpect. nothing
but manifestations Of intense hatred from those
who, like the Sun, did what they dared do to
aid in building up the proposed contederacv
upon the destruction Of the Union.
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MAP OF THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
RoAD.-We are indebted to President Garrett
for q very complete and elegant map Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, showing all its
branches and immediate connections. The
road has now one thousand miles of completed
track, and sixty-six miles (included in the
Metropolitan Branch, the Washington County
Branch, and the Winans' Cutoff in progress
Of construction. The map is especially inter.
esting for showing the line Of the new branch.
es from the Point Of Rocks to Washington, and
Sandy Point to Hagerstown. and the connec.
lions at Cumberland with the Connellsv Vile
Railroad, and at Harper's Ferry with the Win
chester and Potomac Railroad, the extension
Of which will give to us the preferred route
through Southwestern Virginia to East Ten.
nessee, and thence with the whole interior
South. By the completion of the Metropolitan
Branch and Of the Councils Vile road, the dis.
lance from Washington to PIttsburg will be
reduced to three hundred miles, and from Bal
timore TO Pittsburg to three hundred and
twenty seven miles,
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NAVAL ORDRRs.-Passed Assistant Surgeon
John 7. Luck ordered - duty as q member of
the Examining Board at Annapolis, Md.
Acting Third Assistant Engineer John A
Brauk ordered to the Marblehead !
The order directing Surgeon p. J. Wales to
report a. Annapolis as q member Of the Ex
aiming Board, has been revoked.
Acting Third Assistant Engines Charles n.
Pennington has been detached from the Mar
blehesd, and granted leave Of absence.
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New York Market

NEW YORK, Sept. 25 - Flour market 10
cents lower for common, receipts, IS ,345 bbls !;
Wheat is a shade f1rmer, receipts, 1885 bush;
Corn cent better. receipts, 35,s6l: Rye steady;
Oats shade firmer; Pork steady, sales 400 bbls.
S2i. 10; Lard quiet and firm, bbls.i I3HaI2S:
" Risky quiet; Cotton dull at "a c.; Spirits of
turpenline quiet, 5sa551; Rosin quiet, COM
mon 81; strained S41SA aSi.25
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THR OPERA.-Norma was very fairly rem
dered at the National Theatre last evening
Notwithstanding the occasional short confines
Of the chorus, which for SO heavy an Opera is
TOO weak. Mrs. Abbott sang well. but con-
nrmed the general opinion OF her unfitness for
the acting necessary to lyric artist. The
part OF Norma was excellenly rendered by
Miss Ricbings. Tonight we are to Ia va
martha" with Miss Richings, Mrs. Sepui,
Messrs. Castle and Campbell, ali in the cast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-25

YELLOW FEVER AT THE DRY ToRTUGAs.-
1t is estimated that tenth of the entire mum.
Der of pril oners and soldiers at the Dry Tortu-
gas have died OF the yellow fever, and the
plague has now assumed a more malignant
form. BY the telegram from Key West we
publish elsewhere in our paper, 1t will be seen
that O'LaughIin. one of the assassination con.
spirators convicted by the military commits
sion. has died at that place.
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More Indian Outra.es.

ST. LOTUS, Sep. 25.-The Montana Post re-.
ports six or seven hundred Arapohoes in the
Shell Water region, committing depredatioHs
which are attributed to the Crows.
A letter from Indian Agent Wells, at Flat
Head Agency, says the Blackfeet recently
murdered man and woman at Flat Head
T.ako
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-25

DEPARTURE OF GENERAL SHERIDAN
General Sheridan accompanied BY his star
left the city this morning in the I2l5 train for
philadelphia, where great preparations are
being made to welcome him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-25

RETURN OF THE POSTMASTER GENERAL
Postmaster General Randall returned to the
city last evening, from New York, accompa.
MED by Mrs. Randall, who returned from
Scotland on Saturday last.
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Marine Disaster.

Boston. Sept. 25.-The steamer George B.
Upton, hen ce for Charleston, disabled her ma.
chinery when ton mile e south Of Block Island,
and put into New London, where she will be
detained two DAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-25

ACTING REGISTER OF THE TREAsURY.-Tbe
President this morning appointed james A.
Graham, Esq, Acting Register of the Treasury
until the successor of Mr.. Colby shall be ap-
pointed. MIR. Graham was the Assistant Regis.
ter under Mr.. Colby, and well understands the
duties Of the offic CO.
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YELLOW FEVER

telegram was this morning received at the
War Department from New Orleans, announ-
cling that the officers OF the army there, who
have been attacked with yellow fever, are
doing we'll, and will soon recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-25

THE WHITE HoUsE.-A number of visitors
were at the Executive Mansion to. day, many
of whom had an inter view with the Presldes t.
Gen. Hancock and Gen. FItz John Porter had
All audience with the Executive this morn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-25

AT THE WAR DEPARTMENT Generals
Sickles. Sheridan, and Hancock were at the
War Departme nt this morning and had an in.
terview with General Grant
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
EMP0HrANT FROM EUROPE b
Arrest n sGaribaldi and CAPTURE AZ mi
Volunteers.

lBy'Cable to the Associated Press.l
FLoR.EoE. Sept :s.-Gea. Garibaldi, we.a
sinigaelia, aseaport OF Central Italy. He was
summoned by the italian authorities to retrace
bis steps. Gen. GaIIbaldi refused, and upon
bis refusal he wss Immediately arrested an
conveyed to the Fortress Of Alessantria. The
arms and munidarslnteneed for the GaribaI.
dian army were seized on the frontier The
Italian volunteers at Garlba'dl amy were
MADE prisoners. Intense excitement prevails
In the city. 5rrG..i .-s-
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l. Officers and Soldiers Convention in
.r Richmord.
RICHMOND, Sept. 25.-EI-ofice rs, sailors
ard soldiers Convention net to-day. One
hrr6red de'egafes were present from 81 parts
of he State. Gen. H. H. Wells, Of Alexan.
dria, is President.
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PERSONAL.

DERSONAL-Wil the GENTLEMAN who BID
81 ,475 for the house offered at Auction on
4h street last Friday evening, 2Gth instant please
call and see Immediately, as have lost his
address u. L. WELLS Il CO,
sc 25-4t Cor. 9th st. and ouisiana avenue.
Two WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-My wife,
Frances Hawkins, having eft my bed and
board without lust Pre- vocation, / hereby
warn all persons not to trust or harbor her on my
account, as 1 will pay no debts contracted by her.
And further forbid all persons from paying to
her, or in any manner negotiating with her. on
count of any debt due me by reason of having been
connected with Grocery business heretofore car
ried on at the corner of Thirteenth and streets,
in this city.
sc o5-4t* JOHN s. HAWKINS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-25

SA soldiers and sailors Republican con.
vention assemblies In Richpond to-day
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FINANCIAL.

The general trade of New Fork has besn
souewnat irregular for week past, but there
IL stlll Considerable activity IN most quarters
and large am cunt of goeds 10 beirg distribu-
TED The fluctaatiops In gold and the strin-
gtncy in money pave mad an effect upon busi-
neae, ana tended, TO check operations In some
directions. There is an unusual cautiousness
on the part of buyers: and general disinelina-
ton to purchase beyond immediate wants, not
withs anding the extra inducements held on.
In u 9 shape of credit by some houses anxious
for business. The fall trade promises to bs ex-
tended over longer space Of time than usual,
and it is expected the general aggregate will be
large; at least the business will be great i'm :
provement on that Of last spring, when losses
were the rule and not the exception.
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Death of one of the ASSASSINATION Con.
spiratsrs of Yellow Fever at the Tortu-
Srs. t- r.. .'sEs- = >
KEY WEST, Sept. e5.-O'Laughlip, one of
tie Lin coin cor sprt io-s, ed of yellow fever
On the Esd RS All of the cor spirafors have
been very at entive 20 tt e sick at the Dry Tor
tugss.
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TTPTON'S TACTICS, for sale by Franck Taylor
u Also, Tactics and Drill, English, French, and
Americans, flor Infantry, Cavalry and Artillery;
various. SEES
~ NEW BOOKS
UPT0N'S TACTICS, only authorized edition,
at the Hudson Taylor Book and Stationary Store.
FRENCH & RICHARDSON,
Sc 25tf 1874 Penn. avenue.
MAJORS OFFICE, CITY HALL, -.
lvl WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. "a. 1857.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
to grade ard gravel Third street west, from New
York avenue to street north; the grading to be
paid for but one way whether cutting or filling,
and that which measures the most.
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
grading and per square yard for gravelling.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids
The dirt to be put between Third and Fourth
streets. and such places as the Commissioner may
direct. JOHN T. GARNER,
se.5- % ,3O&oc4 Commissioner of Third Ward.
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The Body of Sir Frederick Bruce Sen,
10 81 Home.

BosToN. Sept. 25.-The remains of Sir Fred .
erick Bruce were sent home IN the steamsh hin
Chira to-day. Livery possible mark of re spect
has been paid o the corpse. TIE report that
the British Government had detached war
vessel to carry his remains to England proves
f0 no incOrrect .-G . -
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G A Il ID
WAsH1NeroN, September lsi

l would respectfully inform my customers and
the public generally, that have removed from my
old stand, No IA opposite Center Market, to store
No. -349 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Metro
politan Hotel; and while thanking them for their
former generous patronage, would earnestly So
licit continuance Of the same at my new place of
business. '- -
Sc 9-eo2w .'ts- WIN. BRYAN
~PUBLIC SCHOOLS.-At the last meetir .
u3 of the Board of Trustees of Public Schools
the following resolution was adopted:
. RssOiyed That the following places be desi gnated
as offices for the transaction of all the Public
School business by the respective Sub Boards of
Trustees 49,.
For the Sub Board, First District (First and
Second Wards.-School- room, corner l4th and G
streets
For the Sub Board, Second District (Third and
Fourth WardsG-School-rOom on II, between 9th
and 7th streets
For the Sub Board, Third District (Fifth and
Sixth Wards-Wallach School Building, and
school room corner Sd street east and A street
south.
For the Sub Board, Fourth District, Seventh
WardDMaie Grammar School room, John E.
Thompson, teacher on 9th street.
The Trustees will be in attendance at the above
named places from to So O'Clock each morning
of the week, from Monday to Friday, inclusive,
during the month Of September and all persons
entitled to tickets of admission to the Public
Schools can procure them at the places and times
designated.
BY order Of the Board. .H.
m Il
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II BURNS & co..
H. Formerly -hr
BURNS & WILSON,
At the Old Stand, $40 Penn. avenue, bet
9th and 10th SITS.
Our assortment OF BOOTS and SHOES. in quality
and style. is superior to any We have heretofore
had, and at prices to suit the times. se25-2wif
CARRIAGES CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES
~ On hand, a large and fine assortment Rn g.
Of first, class CARRIAGES, which will F48&
be sold at reasonable rates. All Car XXSE
riaaes sold warranted to be as represented. A
ROBERT II. GRAHAM,
Repository, 314 D street, bet. 9Th and 9TH
sc 253tS Shop, 477 9Th street, near D.
KIDWELL HEND ERSON,
sos NINTH STREET, SOS
DEALERS IN
80 -.. tsf WINDOW SHADES
OVAL AND SQUARE PICTURE FRAMES,
PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS,
FLOOR AND TABLE UILOL0THS,
COCOA MATING, &C., &c.
All the above goods now in store, comprising the
latest styles suitable for the Fall trade selling at
greatly reduced prices Call and examine our stock
We charge nothing for showing our goods
KIDWELL i HENDERSON,
se25lm sos 9Th street, Seaton Hall.
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n~ELECTRO-ME INDICATED VAPOR BATHS
DR.. L. ALCAN, recently in charge of Electricity
and Medicated Vapor Baths at the various U. s.
General Hospitals office southwest corner of 18th
street and Penn q avenue, cures Rheumatism,
Eruptions OF the Skin Colds, Govt, Debility, Afec
ton Of Paralysis, Absorption Of Mercury and Fe.
male Com plants my Pom
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WHLoox 4 GIBBS, !. . curry. -

w SEWiNG MACHINE.
Its seam il stronger and less liable to rip In ma
OF OF t wear than The L9ck Stitch u" sdsss Keporf
Send for the Report >, and samples of Work con.
goods. f00 VI
A. SHERMAN, Agent,
aS4 Pa avenue Cup stairs), bet 18th and 18th SITS,
HSm' Washington, D. g,
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1lHEEM & GILES 10 aaaEa'f ~ 10
r,xrv.rrprpso 9tbv
KNIGHTS PATENT HYDRAULIC CEMENT,
b DRAIN, SEWER, AND CULyERT PIPE,
J. ~, 3, 4, s, 6, g., AND INCH BORE.
They stand the most severe tests Of acids In.
prove In strength with age and use, are more per-
iecs IN their interior finish than any other Pipe
BY eminent Hydraulic Engineers. They are LARGELY
nseg iSr Sewerage purposes In Rrooklyn. Central
View Haven, Hartford, Rochester, Bufaio, Navy
I ards at Brooklyn and Washington, and for Cui-
y Factory a. Street Wharf, Washington, City.
81 Sc i9-lm s3sTSd fChr0p. d Cxpro6sl 80
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Government securities.
WAsHIHeToN, Sept. rs, 1667.-Jay Cooke &
90. furnish the following quotations of Gsv-
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WANTED-New and Cast off CLOTHING, old
w GOLD and SILVER, or any other article Of
valne, at the old established Merchant Pawnbro-
kers Store of T. FULTON CO., 500 eth street, 8
SINGERS SEWING MACHINE. ae0-ly
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HUTCH BULBOUS FLOWER ROOTS, FRUIT.
~ TREES, &c. -
The undersigned has inst received his ANIMAL
supply of Dutch Bulbous Roots from the same en-
minent House in HARLEM, Holland, that has SUP.
OF the finest scription-c0nsisting of Double and
Ssngle Hyacintbs Double and Single Tulips, Lilies
Polyanthuses, Crocus, Snowdrops,. &C. To sue.
coed well they should be planted In the Fall.
80. 5.. FRUIT TREES. sry
5000 Peach trees, finest quality, cheap.
5000 Grape Vines, all the choice varitiss.
Pear, Plum Apricot, Cherries, &c.
strawberries. Biackberries, &c.
Eyergreens, Shade Trees, Roses, &C. ar-a
genuine Garden Seeds, fresh, pure, warranted =
80 $50. D. a.t -'Isi JOHN SAUL.
t5sIg - 80 sEsEls 446 Seventh street. Z
Sc SeO6tS opposite Patent Office
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EOR RENT-STORE AMP FIXTURES, suit.
= able fog meat and provision business, Ne. $50
door, at WIN. RuTHERFORD'S Paint and Oil
Store Also ROOMS for rent. sell-2wr
EQR RENT-A FRAME HOUSE, with back
building. on 18th street, next to the corner Of
9uire of a. MIIHyLLER.v Vermont avenue, be-
tWeen N una . streets. y0
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-03-09
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bowels, gripping pains etc. use Red Dianhosa
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For bloody fur, mucus diArrhoea, dysen,ery,
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For headache. billiousnea, torpid liver, con.
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For piles, internal or external, recent or long
standing, II you desire ease Ia two applications
nse Dromguole 4 Co.'S Pile Salve.
For hurns scalds cuts bruises sprains tu-
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For the hair--to restore the natural color,
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The scalp use Tonic Hair Restorative.
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