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RY ". L; WALL CO., Aucuoneers.
81 La. av., between 9th and 10th SITS
SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES. HARNESS.
On SATURDAY soRsiaa. March So, a. ,s
ssaS r :' md # WS,t nH%Y'T q
'ori'"0n at s siIS ] fo sI8f9 GoRsrs
Many good Work, Saddle, and Harness Horses.
Also,
Fifteen good Farm Horses, from PsnnsyIvsnis.
A large collection of New and Second hand Bug.
g .s.r KToekx sys' carriages, Wagons, and
Two De% Jenny LIND Wagons. built in this city
New and Second hand Harness, Saddles, Oar
risges Se at private safe
regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Carriages and Harness always on private sale.
M W. Il. WALL CO. Aucts
RI THOs BOWLING, Aact Georgetown.
CLOSING OUT SALE OF DosSELLY q OF.
AtNo Is. Bridge street, 9tF Georss.o~u. on FRI.
DAY next, March %, 1871, at 10 clock a. m, con
Wines. Liquors, Sugars, Teas
Fixtures, Measures Scales. &c, &c,
A fine Family Carriage and excellent Mare, Hu.
mN.2t lint, Tri1syY auctionssr.
OY COOPER LATlMER, AuctIoneer,.
- Late Cieihs Win aines ". mcGutre a. o..
street, Star once Building"
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FIRM.
TURE
BY virtue OF q deed Of trust to the subscriber
dated Jsnrsry let, 1857. and record cd in Ohstte Ii
be. n. No. 8 folio =, one of the chat rec
otosoI ashfneron county, we shall sell, on MON.
p neat, April lstf 1t 10 elk, at house No
The Furniture and Effects therein contained, com.
Rosewood P.rlor Suit in Green and Pur0le
Walnut marble top Bure aus and w as hstsnd,.
RHoSswood Bedstesds, arbls tsp Tables,
Hair cloth ParIor Chairs,
King Glasses. Dane seat Chairs
Oil Paintings. window Shades,
Three ply and Ingram Carpets, OIL Cloths,
Orockery aud Glass " are, Toilet Sets,
Ccokins and Chamber stoves, &c, &C.
JAMES WILLIAMS, Trustse
n 2-t COUPLE LATIMER. Aucts
ri GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auotionsers.
VALUABLE UNFINISHED PRESS RRIoK
R RsSMT, EOUk sT9 9 HIGH, WITH
ING ON = sTGEET EORTH. BETWEEN
H HuIHSTH AMP c TENTH STREETS WEST. AT
on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, April ID, at s
Let %. in square No. ST, fronting 80 feet on x
street north. And having depth Of iI7 feet To a
Iayee alley; This property, when finished, will
make one OF The finest reside uees in this city
Terms One half cash: balance IN six twelve
and eighteen months, for notes bearing interest
ana secured by q deed OF trust on the premises
All conyeyancing and revenue stamps 1t the cost
Of the paIehasss $500 devn on day OF sale. Title
nh SsiiS IT, Ia Hss:
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A SURE PILE CURH.-Dr. 9ilbert's Pile in
strument positively cures the worst cases o
piles. Sent by mail on receipt of "a. Circu
lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
every where Address J. b. Romano. Mana
ger, No. SIS Broadway, New York. g.
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CIGAls AND I0B A0Co -BROOKEN I'D.
" MONSOON .fll be happy TO ssrys his friend
end the public With Cigars and robac CO. ef No.
sax LoIisiaAa avenue. near Bank Of Waahins
eoa. 70 Tin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-27

TIE PAPER HANGERS AssoCIArroN-On
Monday evening last, the Journeymen Paper
Harbers' Association elected the following
Smeers--John W Hayes, President John G.
tnlNerweil Vice President; John W. Falconsr,
Recording Secretary; w. w. Lower, Financial
secretary: John Uoon, Treasurer.
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RYw. B. LEWIS a 90. AostiOneer.
- No. 3of PeBnsylyania yeDu,

We will sell at 3-4 Pennsyivania avenue u,a.,
National Hotel, THIS INENIhG-
IT, eozsH ladies and Gent Hosiery
toyerds fne yard wide Cotton
1W1srds fse Black Oassimer re and Cloth
10 dozen hne steel Frame Umbrellas
Hair Brushes. Combs
Table aRe Pocket CUTLERY
Gold and Silver catches. &c, &C.
ID - w. b. LEWIS q 90. Aucts.
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TIE Cow LAW AND THE Hoe PEN NUISANCE.
Yesterday. ofacer Grown, of the Second Pre-.
cInct, arrested Ellen Sullivan, Robert Cain
Michael Shea, John Doyle, John Hayes and
Roger Carroll, for violating the cow law and
Roger carroll and John Hayes for violating
the law relating TO hog pens. Justice w aIter
hned eaeh In sums ranging from II 70 S.
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TEE KIRKwooD HoU sE SALE-This morn
ing, Green q Williams, auctioueers, sold the
lease OF the Norwood Hotel for $780, to run
Tor sIx years from the Let Of April, the rent for
the frst year 10 be $1,000 and TOR the remaia-
ing i've years 5000 per annum. The lease
was purchased by Barney Green for another
party.
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALs.-S. Calvert Ford
druggist and chemist, No. 300 PennsyIyauia
avenue. corner Of l1th street, keeps a model
establishment. and citizens and strangers will
ind there not only large stock of drugs and
chemicals OF the best quality, bu. all the ad-
yertised patent medicines, a fine as sortment of
toilet articles, &c.
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DEINlEG on GRAVEL WALKs.--Yesterday
officers Fainter and Kearney ARRESTED Hygb
Gallagher, Charles Williams, William Ward.
Henry Davis, and Andrew Ambush for driv
ing over the gravel walks in the Seventh Ward
Justice Handy fined them - each In nor
IONS OF the Seventh Ward the only footwaIks
sTe OF gravel, and they are frequently cut M
by carts and wagons "P
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w A an Nd sto LADIES g know that at
posite Patent Once they q nd the best selected
cSssorfment Of Patterns ever offered here Tor
Bands. Wrappers, slippers: Pfncushions, and hi,
uals Also, designs for Pillow Oases Ottom Ans.
o. retterns a. they are daily issued We have
hhss sses asce,ne md Practical etamDsr, and
YIv1 GENTS PER WIDTH.
msks cnd stamp any Dettevn brought us
dhT,as, saR aud Working Oetton vary low.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That TIE subscri.
y Der has obtained frpmthe 0rphanss Court Of
lssssrs tssssmsnssfL snths Dsfsonsi csssSs q n.
sol. 1os:i, late 81 Ha.hiastos eeaatl. Q; g, q,
deccased, are hereby warned to exhibit the came,
with the vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber on OF
before the 9Th day Of March next: they nav
By law b excluded from al bsns6t Of the
Given Under ny hand. this sth day Of March.
nh lswsw. ixssssss.
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CoNNI1 TED FOR CoURT.-Yssterday, oficer
hoontz, OF the First Ward, arrested Marla
Iayhe, colored, Tor keeping a bawdy house at
me corner OF 18th and streets west: also,
Jane Brown, colored, who was found there
Justice Bates sent the keeper to Jail for court
AND nned the boarder -. Subsequently, the
same ofcer arrested Mary Buckley for keepin .
a oIsorderly house in the same neigh bornood
Justice Drury sent her TO Jail for court.
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MAR RlRn

MARRIED.
POTE-RAGAE. On the 10TH inst. by the Rev
Nm Hamilton PErEkR P0TE to Miss SUSA N
Raglan: both Of Washington. ID q.
IPhiiadelphia papers please cOpy.I
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E0R RENT-fhe STORE ROOM next 6, the
= star once: under Metropolitan Hall. Apply
70 O. b. BAKER. Star ONCE. 7, 70 l8tf
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PENNIES can be had In auy quantities at tn.
Star Off ce counter
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HEST CLASS BUILDING LOT, FRONTING
ON skkMOhT AyReUE, between TX And I.
streets north. IT Public Auction
On WEDNEsDAf, the 9Th last NJ s o,eIoek
m. We shall sell, on the premises. Lot No rs
In square No 2l5 having IS feet trout by ITO feet
deep To nue. alley Improved b. q two story
We call the attention Of buyers 10 th,, ..,. O.
the location is good, and being . hrst class lot
which makes tt very desirable w.
Terms One third each; balance a, a n, ana y,
months Tor notes bearing interest, and secured
oy eeeo OF trust on the premises. All convey
sncing and revenue STAN 1T the cost of the mr.
chaser 6lQ down on the DAY ef sale ~
mled BEEN wILBIAme Aucts
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he REGlsTRY.-Yesterday, the Board of
nesIsters continued their work IN the Second
Ward, on + street, between 1Ith and 18th and
recorded the names Of GOO persons-2l5 white
and 3e5 colored, making. with those registered
me previous day, 1,2O6-4l3 whites and 793
colored. There were number questioned as
10 loyalty, one OF whom was rejected, having
oeen IN the rebel service, and a number OF
pIaeks were rejected on account OF being un-
der age and on-residents
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DEE OF TIE MOST yALgABLl AND DB
sale dt - situated On the north side Of K street,
near 18th between Senator 6herman's and the
Said LOT is feet b. ~. running back % - foot
euey. and improved By two story brick stable.
E0R RENT-The eTOR1 ROM ne1t Z, ~.
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vAIrE 81 Grass LAND. The time
has not yet come when farmers appre-
ciate. as they should the value % grass
Every year dairy products are becon-
ing dearer. because, the grass region
is limited. and only few years Will
be required 70 give any farm natural
for grass value which now would be
thought excessive. Iii | wished \,
buy farm for my posterity. which
would continually increase in valus
certainly would choose il III Tie n
eion Of grass; for ! do know that du
ring the course OF ones life. grass
farm will bring more money and co n
fort aud with less work than any OF ~
farm. whether on the Sciota, the Wa
bash, or the Mississippi bottoms, ~
can farm Of equal value be selcctc'
and made anywhere within the bc1
formed by the tropics. the whole worl
around. G. NJ, in N. \. TribnMs
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DRESS MAKING

nd stamping, which will be neatly executed
Those wishing Good aud Fashionable az.
'cles ~ Millinery will do we'll 10 call Al
nv Shop, on the north side Of The Public
Square.
MRS. MARY a. MAUNTEL.
Nov. 24.h, 1s66-6m
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This important question r all ar
mcrs. Is answered ID tie New 10TH
Observer most admirably aud deci'
dedly 10 the point.
Saws the writer
"Under It's milnerce. spriag 'rus'y
ana convenient dwellings adorned
with flowers and beautiful within the
smiles Of happy wives. tidy children
in the lap OF thoughtful age--broad
hearts aud acts. as well as words q
welcome. Progressive agriculture
builds barns and puts gutiels IN them
builds stables for cattle. and raises
roots 70 feed them. Il gratis Wild an
,le trees bv the meadow with pippln'
cr greetings. il sc's ont new orchards
and takes care Of old ones. Il cul'
down bushes. drains lowlands. huyi
a mower. households and wagons
keeps good fences. and practices sol
ing. 1t makes hens JAY. chicken'
live. and prevents swine from roo''nl
M meadows. Progressive agrlcultur'
Keeps on hand plenty ~ DRY tuei, an'
brings in the oven weed fcr Ehe wo
men. II ploxs deeply. sous pleni'
fully. and p ays ior The blessings 9
Heaven
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BoILED CrsTARp. quart frcsl
milk, six eggs. two teacnps sugar
two tablespoons Of arrow root o.
starch with little milk, pinch 81
salt. one teaspoon bn'ter. Stir 70
ccther the yolk AMI sugar; mix tn
starch with i little milk. and pour i
into the remainder Of The milk. whi1l
must be on the fire boiling. AS som
as il thickens, add the yolks and su
gar stirring constantly. Let all boi
two or three minutes. and then pom
the who're over the well beaten whites
Flavor 10 taste
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SOUTHERN PrDDlxG.-Two eggs.
two ten cups sugar, two cups sweet
milk, four cups flour, butter the size
Of large hen egg, one teaspoon soda,
two teaspoons OF cream tartar.
Sauce for above--Ilalf a cup q
butter, one cup Of sugar, one cup d
wine, two tablespoons Of brandy, Q
handful Of raisons, and q little nut
meg.
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The Teeth Of a Horse

At wears OF age horse has 47'
teeth-.4 molar or jaw teeth. IL met
sor or front teeth. and tour tusks or
canine teeth, between Tie n1.ar ami
incieors, bnt usually wanting in Ihel
mare. AT birth only the two nIppersl
or middle incisots appear.
Alta year oIl tie incisors are all
visible On the first cr milk set.
Before three years, the permanent
nippers have come through.
1t four years old The permanent dr.
viders next 70 the nippcrs are ont.
AT five the month is perfect. the
second set OF teeth having been com
pleted.
At six. the hollow under the nip
pers. called the marx. has disappear
cd from the nippers. and disInlnisAsl
in the dividsrs.
At seven the mark has disappeared
from The divileri. and the next teeth
ar corners, are level, though showing
the mark.
Ateight the mark has gone from
the ccrners, and the horse is said e
be aged.
After this time, indeed good author
tiles say after five years. the age q
horse can only lie conjectnrcd. Bn
The teeth gradually change their form
the incisors becoming round, oval ans
then triangular. Dealers sometimes
bishop the teeth Of old horses; tina
j., scoop them ont 70 initiate ~
marx; but this can be known by N
absence OF the white ecge Of cname
which always surrounds the real mark
by the shape of the teeth and othe
marks OF age abont the animal
Rural Gentleman.
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10 Acre. on l.a.as..

N~ CIV u fhr iirsr iar cry me wishing "a
.s tprfhs~r nfr 81 nv most destshis
isfM- IN DpNsi- rauny, lDg scrst Of Il ia
unac- ''ura, sud M -n1i .nstvntnn. !, hat
rrnd frame taelnr hrr-e. harm, well
sslefn. ersafa urd OTHER convenience
.nt ull ~ sui M feasa raile terms fol
sash Far iurihrr pariiculars inquire
" II. Kplsr. IN the premises 10 Iiarbisol
n M'nsNa. ~ III n. DOANE.
4n ~. ii. CuEiER OFFICE.
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Store!
nRY crCls, CLOTHING. kCT0Ns o c

.7.ii r uripr igfei wrn'd respt rifdry gr
i,lm NJ iuhlc lhtlh n, Ass Jur, rrn,s
rcs slrfr. M lhr cuss formerly ctthf,et
biz NJ q. fdsus, where hr has . lsipe
TUX M Dty tioud- Ciolhlrg Boots. SHOES,
Notions or W winch he invites 'he s,ifn.
iinn ~ lle Public. and which be viii sell "
fices 70 lc'y compesion Cri end * m
ne. FRANK FlEck.
Nv ~ hleGE-iy
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Jasper aEaa Hrr@ootcc.
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ACCOMMODATIONS sTAGE.

YEvNE undfr isusd. proprietor ~ me rFru
u lar mail line. respectfully informs w
ravrting pn5ic ihni herea'itr Re WI rn'
! : sge irr the accommodation o. rH-s-n
gers in MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS. aNd ~
days sie win leave JaFper m 'imr q con
rrrt vim ihr trains ~ the y 4 " X i
~ I.anron;ee. ana wilt return w lnf~ias
Thursdays, aud Snturdpys. liz team II
yaud one. ara passengers msy rely ~ go
ire through safniv sud infime
lS'Dt RE SHOEMAKER.
Nsy 10Th. l5s6-y
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FREE rs WAFER -lOvto
-fz Acuvr l.Yral and Tinvrlius Agents.
~ M Fsmsir, ~ MI sgrf. are ~soiedio
solicit usfe ia't,rF Cpy, ToWn, Village.
A,rlel, Wark.lop and Factory. throughout
hr.n'fr world. lur he mo-i ehleablr nov-
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I'D READY SAFE wnERfvfR rFFEnfD !
Smnr men ard women rAn make from 50
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ire more mnney Invested she greater ihs
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particular rra rdra-s
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AS.raJ i,.
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-
o HIST published. n new addition n Dr..
m CULvERWELL'S CsLFERArfD Essay
- On me RADICAL cure [ailhuu' medicinel
NJ SPrnMAToRRuoEA or seminal Weakness
lrnvoluniars Seminal Losses. lMrorEScy
MeniaI md Pysical Tree paci's Impedimen's
Gso NJ rrsge. etc also CoxsuMPTloy, E.ttEr
~. and + RS. induced oy seltindulgsncs q
sexual exiravlgance
N Price, in sealed envelope, ONLY cis
The celebrated auihor. ID tbs admirable
essay. clearly demonstrates from thirty
years successful rrac'icr. lha''the alarming
Consequences 81 ~eif abuse mey be radically
cured without me dangerous use of internal
medicine or the application OF The knife-
lpninfinr out 0 mode ot cure Al once simple,
certain. and efF-c'ual, by means Of which
every sufferer. 10 ma,ter what his concition
mav be. my cure himself cheaply. private
NJ, md RADICALLY.
This Lecture should he IN the hands 81
very youth and every man IN ne land.
Ssnt. under seal, 10 any address. 10 ,
plain scaled envelop. on The recent 81 FIX
cents, or IVA postage stamps. Also DR.
lCulverweli's Marriage Gnide." price 20
cents. Address the publishers,
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4 127 Bowery. New York.
Post Office box 1856.
I Jsns Is, 1867.
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Tar prs. VENTILATED AND Mosr Lnxrnous sLssP
rra CoseHRs A5IN THE WORLD ~ accompa
nv ALI night trains on this railway.
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& GREAT 4
-. NLW ENGLAND =.
IRE MEDY, r.
DR.. w. Poland's
The White Fine Compound.

1t early In The spring Of 10 that this compound
~as originated. A member OF my family was afflicted
With - irritation the throat, attended with disa-
gre sble cough had for months previous thought
that preparation having for h aSs the inside bark OF
white pine might b. compounded to be very usoful
diease~ OF the th ont and lungs To test the value
4 II IN the alluded 20, compounded small guam
ty ~ the medicine that bad been planning and gave
Il 10 tesspoonful dcse. The result was exceedingly
rsfyiug Within DAYS tho irritation Of the throat
removed the cough snl~isl and speedy ours was
fleet I'd. Soon after this sent 20 lady In Lon
0ud, rry NJ II who bad been suffering Tot some weeks
had congt, osca1Uuhd hy suhdsu cold, and hsd
raj al streaked with blood She uund re-
IT, ard rot well. r. Clark, Esg, editor Of the Man
sbestr Daily Mirrt tnais trial Of the sstee prepare
zion 10 the OF cold and cured immadi-
ileis. lie 80 gy p'esstd Vita tho results, Ena
e3ihhe ut In stth4ing IT, ssts II placed De-
he public tina, he nal,y persuaded me % give II
anne aud send il ABROAD beueht the suffering. In
November 1885, FIST Hist rtis, IL under the name OF
Whit, Pine Compound In two years from that time
there hal been whocsaird In Manchester alone one
had ed dollars worth where II took the lead Of all the
petition There good fgr this IL " very sooth-
ng and h.apR in s mature, IL warming TO the stom-
.c aud pleasant wths to the taste and 10 exceedingly
;hsap.
Asa remedy for kidney complaints the White Pine
conf ound sauds urrirsltd II not originated for
that purpose but Person 10 ns'hg IL Tor cough was
not only cured cf tse cough, but also cured OF
sirey difficulty Of ten yeAfs Andihs. Since that &C
fdeBtal discovery aaHy thousands have nre5 " 'of tbs
complaint, aud have ttc ntlstels cHtta|s
Tho above was vi itlen l., rf Pplaad in 1890 tnss
then sS in Nsneher'r the e. tiae C9a poona has
ket lssJ Of ali EpRl itnet.- wei as pfepA
cation the Kidney ticultest 10 every City,
town village aud Lstat throughout tie New Eugsnd
States.
tina remedy is and Pheasant TO take rs 1t 10 Of.
ertUaI.
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kEUhUk
FIR h A \ p NJ ARM +
Insurance Company.
INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF IOWA
CAPITAL 100000.
Cash Assets Invested in United States Govern
ment Securities.

FYNlIIS Company being HOME INSURANCE. COM
Il PASY, comnends IL particularly to the citizens 81
Iowa. Insurance made en- Buildings afaii kinds Fur
uitute piats. Wearing Apparel and Merchandise ALSO
on Goods and Merchandise In or transit, whether
By OCEAN Lake, River, Rail or Wagon,
Insurance taken the most avorala rates. and loss
as promptly adjusted
DIRECTORS
X. ". BOWER. or II. p. bower Ga
va PATTERSON, OF Patterson 4 Timbernsn
EDWARD KTLB0URSE, lessee X Mt. p. 4 NJ, R X
G PECK. fGsds Peek
JAS. NJ. 3IIEtLHY, Late Of Cox Shelley
A. T.. CbNNABLE Of Coufahle smyth
H. LOVE, Pres't g3rst National Rank
VIM A. gROWNELL OF Browneli Bro
SMITH HkGItL. 0fS. Iamiiik Co
OFP7tFRS.
RI BOWER President l. J ADAMS SeerettrJ
J N SHELLEY, Vice prest II x LOVE. Treasurer
sprl-d X II GILMORE ATTORNEY
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fhave tested these Drops In my practice ten
years. and do not hesitate to hay that nothing has yst
been developed BY medical RESEARCH that acts power
fully, positively aud ha messy, Ia Of female ir.
regularity, does this medciue. IL all recent II
falls, while thousands who have hstu long suffer.
prs indebted IT, IL for u boon Of health to-day
Although pow erfn and positive they pei fccti~
harmless, and may be nssd a, all nes, except when
specially forbidden IN the directions.
They have been extensively employed ty emnen
ply sicans In France snd England we'll In my
prac tice, ten years and have yet hear of th
FIRST Instance Of failure could give you tesiimonis
pf their efficacy itom ladies all the Northern
We tern etates they not In their nature private.
Over 100000 bottles have been sold the past year. And
hope and trust many s,erefs have been beuen
| an well awaie TINT remedy potent to remoyssf
distractions may r nsed for bad purpose. but trus
that where bottle IL thu, nsed. teu may fall Into
the ltAnda OF really needy sufferers
To all who snftr from any irregnisrty painful, ann
cult excessive ofabHiye obstructed MenstruAtcn,
Lncorrbea, the train ofdh that follow would
say try bottle Or. Lyon French Isrindicai Dpps.
Being sfnd preparation. their action Il direct and
| positive than AIRY Pill or powders Explicit directions
bearing my facsimile accompany each bottle
They may be obfanna ofnesrly every druggist In the
| country, or by enclosing the price To O. q. CLARK
10. New Haven, CT, aeneun Agents for tho United
States aud Canada
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-26

ATo pleasure travellers the line of the Erie Railway
presents many objects OF interest rassug through the
beautifu, vale,sof the Chemnng susquehaaha, peis.
ware and Ramapo rivers changing panorama oil
of natures beauties commands attention.
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-12-14
The Convention.

Official information received here, says the
" Columbia Ph@nix," is to the effect that a
Convention iii South Carolina will probably
be called, Notwithstanding the apparent fail
urc at first anticipated. The returns from
the interior show that larger vote was polcd
i'll the Districts than on the sea coast. The
Convention in North Carolina will probably
be fixed for tho early part Of January, and
that for South Carolina somewhat later in the
same month