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Is STIMULATION NECEssARY,-

Is STIMULATION NECESsARY.-
This question is practically answered in
the affirmative by thousands Of physicians
every day. Sometimes they prescribe the
ordinary forms of alcohol; sometimes
tinctures which are simply inferior alcohol,
more or less indicated; but no small pro-
portion of the faculty give the preference
to HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERs.
as the most carefully prepared medicinal
stimulant at present known. 1t is impos-
sible for prejudice itself to be blind to the
marked success with which this extraordi-
nary tonic and Alternative has been admi-
nistered in cases Of Dyspepsia during the
last twenty years. If it were possible to
canvass the whole country for cases in
which it had effected cure of this obsti-
nate and agoniZing disease, they would
number millions. No wonder, then. that
it has become standard medicine in
every State, city, town and village in the
United States, and that names, the most
distinguished i'll literature art and science,
are the vouchers for it's remarkable pro-
pertles. The immense manufactory at
Pittsburgh, with its extensive store houses.
this country; and, probably, in the world.
The amount of manual labor employed in
the preparation of the Bitters, to say no.
thing OF the steam driven machinery. is
greater than that of any other proprietary
medicine establishment of this continent,
and, by the blessing of Providence, the
beneficial results of this unequalled tonic
ana Alternative are co-extensive with it's
continually increasing sales. Nov 20 t6
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Savannah, Ca, Septen,ber 25. 1867

S4uonndh, Ca, Septenlber 25, 1867.
James Il. Dcy, Esq, President.
Dear Sr: used the Double Refined
Poudrette, bought of yon last spring, on
corn. | think it increased the yield one
half / consider it an excellent manure.
Respectfully, T. HOLCOMBE.
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MHEAToN's OINTMENT will cure the Itch.
MHEAToNs OINTMENT will cure Salt Rheum.
WHEAToN's OINTMENT cures Old Sores,
WHEAToN's OINTMENT cures all Diseases of
the Skin.
Price so cents-by mail GO cents. All
Druggists sell it. WEEKS & POTTER,
boston. Mass, Proprietors. Sept IS fly
A COUGH, A COLD, OR A SORE
THROAT, requires immediate attention,
and should be checked. If allowed to con-
tinue, Irritation Of the Lungs, a Perma-
nent Throat Disease, or Consumption, is
often the result.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCIIEs
Having direct influence to the parts, give
immediate relief. For BRONCHITIS, Asrn-
MA, CATARRH, CoNsuMpTIvE AND THROAT
DISEASES, Troches are used with always
good success.
Singers and Public Speakers use them to
clear and strengthen the voice.
Obtain only browns Bronchial Tro-
ches," and do not take any of the worth
less limitations that may be offered Sold
everywhere. Oct 81 t4mo
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ERapnc, Schley o., Ga, Oct 4, 1867.
The Double Refined Poudrette, pur-
creased my crop of cotton $50 pounds per
acre; put it upon worn-out pine land, at
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FIGS! FIGS!!
SN BOXES WASHED FIGS, at
wv Nov JOHN G. SEEGERS & co.
NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against the
IN estate of Col. JOHN BAUSKETT, de-
ceased, will present the samo properly at
tested, and all persons indebted will mako
payment to Coz. +. w. MCMASTER.
Attorney for Executors,
Nov 10 m13 Columbia. S. c..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE public esteem in which PANK-
MINIS HEPATIC BITTERS are held, is
another proos CT their excellence as H.
Tonic. They are recommended by physi-
clans generally, and have never disap-
pointed those who have made use of them.
They give sure and speedy relief in nausea.
sick headache, dyspepsia and all similar
complaints. For sale by all druggists.
April IA m1y DIR. G. H. Mot, Agent.
Hcinitsh's Crimson letter Wash.
for letter, Ringworm, Pimples, Worm
Spots, Roughness of tho Skin-a cure for
letter and Ringworm.
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STRAYED.

Ihh EO,
E@- FROM my Residence, on
eAy*3A Camden Road, near Columbia,
Y%on Thursday, the 14th instant, a
-22=aSz-2MILCH COW, answering follow
ing description: Color-bright red, with a
few white spots on left side; right horn
broken off half away. A suitable reward
will be paid for information or recovery of
said animal. f. II. ELMORE.
Nov 20 "a
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QUEENS DEbEGH'E''.. :,
.Antidote to Disease.

NHHE GREAT AMERICAN ALTERA-
Il TIVE and BLOOD PURIFIER, is ths
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ratives and tonics, making it the most
effective, invigorating, rejuvenating ard
blood-cleansing cordial known to the world,
for the cure of all those diseases which
may be traced to vitiated condition OF
the blood. The theory is that blood is ths,
life OF all flesh, and if impure, the life OF
all disease. Life and health is only to<he
maintained by tho circulation Of pire srs
terial blood. 1t is obvious, therefore, to
every rejecting mind, that unless tbs
blood is pure, in supplying the waste tie.
sues with material, it must be the cause az
innumcrable ills and constitutional iis-
orders, such as Scrofula, Rheumatism.
nepatic Disorders, Inflammations, Feye7s,.
Liver Complaint, Consumption, Kinga
Evil. Carbuncles, Boils, Itching Humor OF
the Skin, Erysipelas, Skin Diseases. Tettsr,
Roughness of the Skin, Pimples, Blotebes,
Pains in the Bones, old Ulcers, Syphilis
and Syphilitic Sores, Indigestion, Inifam~-
nation OF the Bladder and Kidneys, Pains
in the Back, General Debility, and for AIT
complaints arising from deficiency an6
poverty of blood.
COP RIGHT SECURED.
Prepared only by e. H. HEINITSH.
In asVf.a .a4tak No.. l.
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NEW MARRIAGE GUIDE.-An r.

NEW MARRIAGE GUIDE.-An Es-
say for Young Men, on Physiological Err
rors, Abuses and Diseases, incident to
Youth and Early Manhood, which create
impediments to MARRIAGE, with sure
means Of relief. Sent in scaled letter en-
velopes, free of charge. Address, DR.. J..
SKILLIN HoUGHTON, Howard Associa-
lloh. fhlledelphla, Pa. Sept 25 3mo
BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-This
splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
The only true and perfect Dye-harmless
reliable, instantaneous. No disappoint-
ment. No ridiculous tints. Natural black
or brown. Remedies the ill effects of bad
dyes. Invigorates the hair, leaving it soft
and beautiful. The genuine is signed WI
Tam A. Bachelor. All others are mere
limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all druggists and perfumors. Factory
u Barclay street, New York. IS Beware
of counterfeit. Dec II 1y
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sweets OF yvoman,s liz.


4 babe at rest ou a Hutheris breast,
Too voting to smile or weep,
Conscious of uaueht but mothers love-
SO sweet Is ininnt's sleep.
A child ut play 10 meadows green,
Pluctiag The Fragrant flowers,
Chasing The bright winged butterflies,
So sweet are childhood is hours.
4 maiden fair as early dawn,
Radiant with every grace.
Gladd'hiue the eye that looi, on her.
So swec, is bcauty's face.
4 sonly blusbing downcast look,
Mnmaf Of startled doyo,
Aasppgiug another tender words,
So sweet ia mniden's love.
a whi,c.robcl virgin lnseling low,
Bsfere God's'altar tows.
Forever join'd Two beasts and hands,
So sweet are marriage vows.
\ youthful mother bending o'cr
Her drst boru, bpauteous boy,
Forever hers I'll death shall part
So sweet a mothers joy
The uatron in lifr's autumn time,
With young life clustered DER,
Her children's children clasp hel knee,
So rich ia autumu' tore.
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A5GuSTA. GA, May %, 1867.
10 he Editor 81 ids.lihtes
have not given You aSaotiee Of
Senator Wilson's speech IN our city on
Of Nr Keily's visit. The first was AZ.
tended by few white people and hy
large body Of negroes. The Radical
sentiments of the orator we're received
With disgust by the former and With
admiration by the latter, but all listen.
cd with respectful attention aud without
any disturbance. Con6seation of the
property of any rebel who interscrud
with the colorCd ma1's voting was ayow,
e. aud the autogonisin Of the two races
was encouraged aud promoted. But
little permanent influence was Effected
and the speech is now forgotten. Kelly
passed through without making aay ad.
dress. General Pope is reported to
have advised this, aud if be had not
learned more prudence than he showed
at Mobile the advice was appropriate.
We have had however a Boston ora
tor here who raised quite row. He
was n man Of considerable talent, skilled
in making rhymes, full Of fuu aud wit,
with good supply Of common sense
Though unedneatcd, his natural shrewds >
ness aud extensive observation OF men
and things enabled him 10 make mary
telling points in his speech, aud pro
daeed quite an impression on his au.
dience. lie was eolored man who haa
formerly been slave in this neishbpf.
hood and was well known 70 many Of
our citizeDs, As waiting man to rich
planter he bad travelled extcnsivcly II
the South; had been head wafer al
several Watering places which his mas.
tct Waited; I'M attenlsnt at the Chasles-
ton Deuioctatie Convention in 1860: al
active aid to bis young master during
the war; and since emancipation he had
worked at New lofk, had stall al
Saratoga, leetured in Boston, made the
acquaintance Of Mr., Beeeher aud Mrs,
Stowe Of whom lie had received recoai.
mendatious and fsors. Last wiater
when ut Boston he heard bis Old master
was very sick aud leaving everything
he hurried 10 Georgia 10 wait on Lim IN
his last sickness, but came too Ists, His
master was dead before hgl reached Tie
old homestead lie returOei to New
York and made an engagement ID 70
out in the Steamer which il to caryy
Sherman aud Beecher 70 tie Neditorra.
pean. Before he starrsd % his long
Journey he came back % tseos ia 10
visit his old bono and bid adieu 70 his
I'D aequsintances. He came up ID An
gusta 70 see his friends here and some
one proposed TO him to deliver a tabllc
address He consented and fas.lo Z au.
diepce-of white aud cnlorcd people w1s
gathered to hear him. ~ Il
lle.sdyised the solcrail people to stsy
at Che South. 70 work fsithfuliy and
diligentl5 so as 10 improve their sstua-
tioa, to cultivate the good wilt Of their
old masters who were their best friends,
70 educate their children. and deserve
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WESTMINSTER MD. THURSDAY, JUNE % 1867.

karalos turned to uoet bis foes. a
blow Of the batchet fellcd kaneeliq /,
another had seized his paddle and nlade
a sweeping strike at his head. Elndine
the blow, he hurled his hatchet at that
one, telling him. and Selling Louisa 10
his arms, lrapcd ia,o his canoe, giving
it an impetus that shot It ont into lc
stream. lie crouehed with his flir
companion on the bottom Of the canoe,
whilst shower OF arrows ratified against
tho side. They were safe from his az.
sailaats, but now . ncw peril thrilled
his frame with fear he had no paddle
his canoe had turned into the middle Of
The stream, and was gliding down the
current, while the laundering roar Of
the mighty cataract, Niagara, threaten.
cd fearful doom
Meanwhile the IIurous. filed with a
sense Of the yoyagers' doom followed a
footpath along the sherS Of the stre2m,
CHANGING every few moments at the
drifting canoe through the openings in
the trees
Il was now dusky twilight In an
hour they reached the mighty fall. aud
beheld the canoe reaching the waters
edge saw il turn, aud reel. aud plunge
into the dark, sectlins mass Of water
below
They fancied they heard the death
cry of the strange wsrrior and, awe
struck aad shudderine at the fate Of
the fair Lourn, tGrneA aal strobe away
and in lhcir legends tell how the spirit
Of Lonisa may be seen floating IN the
INST Of the cataract at twilight
But there il another tale Of q happier
! dcnoumeut.
'Iouisa, said Earilos, when he f-lt
n full sense Of their danger, "clu you
swim z
NO. not much"
Then You must trust TO usy arm. for
death meets us IL we hoat any I'm ther
Glide over into the water when tip the
canoe, so that tScy do not see Us, to
/ shoot US In another moment"
They eliled into the water. and the
canoe passed swiftly on For shur,
time kara|os aud fouisl remained in a
Hoating position, just keeping their ia
ces cut Of the water; the twilight iiyor.
ed them anA they were not observed.
Karnlos then put forth his mi-l.iu,t
efforts to reach tl,., shoro, bearing his
loycd onc with one ann, lie made pro.
7 gress yet the current bore hun swiftly
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the esteem 0i their ncighburs by ZONES
g, courtesy and Industry His address
So lar was well received. As disenar.
agemeut to emigration uo,taTad he
told the e5Io'ed people that The climate
was too cold for chem, that the cpmpc-
titi5n for employment ard good waees
was TOO active Tor many of Them 10 sne
coed, and that the projadices against
them were stronger than they ARE here.
ln tie eoulse OF HE remarks be allu-
ded to the Log0t Gcegin, q radical
plper we have in Augusta, and told
lhcm Il Wis foil IT lies aud aid not de-
serve their confidence. This awakened
the ire Of the colnrcd people aid they
called "a him for nroof Of his statomsnt
lie was rcady with his proofand brought
out a paper in which the negroes were
warmed against him as copperhead
whose expenses had been paid 10 come
here and oppose Rcppblicanism. lie
assured them that no person had sent
him that he paid his own way, and that
he had IN his pockets handsome recon
mendation from the nulhor Of Uncle
TOMS Cabin that he was no polticiau.
and thot be merely wished to give his
colorcd friends the benefit of his own
experience ct the North. Denoueoing
then the lying sheet which bad falcly
DisrJprcsnted hiA, which stated Tor
facts thrH oEn eue,scs and surnises
which were utterly false, he threw be-
hind him the newspaper be hsd been
reading and stamped ou II wilh euh-
tompiuous ind .oa.iop Thgse insultin.
gestures to Tie idol or this roiortl rco-
!io were more fhan they could bear
Cries Of pail him down wrte uttered
everywhere ju the crowd a general rush
was made % hesiagc, aul Horny Giyin
was only ayel from the violence OF the
multitude by being carried Ell the Stage.
Tho crowd pursued him with noisy de-
moustralions, threatening a roseue and
eager to tear the orator to pieces The
police carried him to the river and put
him on board q steamboat, throwing of
the eaugway planks SO that the mob
could not follow him Thus Henry was
detained a prisoner Hu,il morning when
he was hurried oa to Ssyai nah to e.
cape the fury Of biz eursgci iellnwciii.
aons The colonel commaudant Of the
Ja.lcl State t!rops sustained Tho pa-
lice aud assured ihem THAI he would
defend Henry At all ha2tr4e
such @as irce speech among our Ra-
deal qesr5a Oueorilem with whom
/ conyersed tod me that lis advice was
excellent his rcmarAs tnDhiectiunabie.
bat Tint the eolorcl people could not
stand aud lqr thgir laFer abused with
out becoming excited The fict that
hc lmd good cause % deuouneo the pa
.,yr on aoeag8t 81 tile hes it had told
about himseifwas no excuse IN their
eye. the L4g1 G'~9fgiqa was too near
to tIioir hearts t0bo blamed and insulted.
This is q aarnias 5f 'hp futare which
Is before US When an igaoraut half.
savage aud degraded race are elevated
to power and inhuencc and rule, aud the
intelligence and respee;abili;y Of the
people DISTINGUISHED and reduced to q
minJrity and dependence on their in
feriors and the government ofthe State
placed IN thc bands Of the log, vie
lcmagesugs slio win lead these ienor.
apt voters, we may expect riots aud
b'oodslod aud train OF other Ills at
which humanity shoulders.
JOHN HAMPDRN.
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B13-A bit Of glue dissolved IN skim
Milk and water win restore old Grape.
HlalFa cranberry bound on corn will
soon klil il. An iakslnad was turned
ogor upan white table cloth 4 servant
th9w over il mixture ofsalt and pop
per plaasifully, and IN traces of It us
appeared Picture francs aad glasses
are preserved from airs BY paiating
them with . brush dipped into mix
ture made BY boiling three ar four on.
ions 10 pint Of water. Bed bugs arc
kept away by washing the crexices with
salt water, put on with . small brush.
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BelI's Tonic Pills

Are recommended a. he most EGicaciuus, Re-
iuriuadnr aud lnvigoratiHg Kcmsdy ia die
world.
A Package. Piicc Five Dollar. viii lst a
mouth, and i4 generally sufficient.
In extreme raso' Of Debility and Impotence
BELLS EXTERNAL REMEDY.
pticc Two Dollsr' sufficient far q month. can
bo used o. gpsA advantage.
II gives Strength 10 the Organs and. with
the rill', will restore them to their normal
condition.
4 Pamrhlof " 100 par ep. on tho ERRORS
OF YOU u, de'igoed as a'tecnrc and Caution
to Young Men, sent fres Tea Csnu required 10
psv pnsiagr.
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fssf The best manner ofpreseryingwhite
wash is to take q eleIn water tight bar.
rel or otl,er suitable cask and put into
IL halfa biHheloflime. Shake il pour
inS water over it, boiling hot, and a
sufficient quantity 10 cover il FIVE inches
deep, and stir it briskly till thoroughly
slaked. Whea the slaking has been al.
footed, dissolve il in water, and addtwo
,pclpas Of su!phuto OF zine, aud one Of
eommou salt. These will cause the
wash to harden, and prsveat is crack
ing, which gives an unseemingly ap-
pesrance to the work. If desirable. a
beaaiifsi cream color may be adae,l TO
the above wash, by adding three pounds
Of yellow oehre or good pearl or head
color, BY the addition Of lamp vine or
ivory black For lawp color add four
pounds Of umber-Turkish or Amcri-
raa, the latter is the cheapest-one
pound eomuun lamp black, For com
mon stone color, add four pounds umbcr
and ;Eo lamp black, This wash may
be applied With a. eonimon shitewasi.
brush, aud viii be found superior both
in appearance and durability, to com
mon whitewasb.
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psa- -ldlsaess Is The dead ses that
swallows all yistaas, aud the selfsu,aae
sepulehss &c alisiug man. The idle
manis Satau's servant, whose livery Is
rags. and shoso diet mud wages are tam
ine and disease
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rar Young ladies who are, aceus-
toned 70 read newspapers are always
observed @ possess winning ways, most
amlable dispositions, invsriably make
good wives aud always select good hns-
hands this is a fact.
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rea. A good thing is told Of the Pres.
idcnt in Raleigh With responding,
in Feeling manner, 20 the welcome
given him, he used tho expression -
sLet Us, MI fsieads, repair the breach.
esH--and before be could add Amade by
the war, an old woman exulained,
BLESS the dear man he has come home
again 70 work at his Old fraaslr
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~. The most Ignorant haxa sufzoicut
knowledge to detect The fssslts Of others
The most eiesr sighted are blind 70 their
own
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The ADVOCATE Is Published every
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MARYLAND STATE BOUNTY.

|DY m Act OF the last Legislature all per
I'D sons drafted, who entered the United
ftate. Service, aud all persons who fur.
fished Substitutes between the lst OF April
( s5i and 18th Of December 1881, are emit
4 ed to THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS
f,aie Bounty, ifthey were credited upon the
eaota Of this State, and have never received
3oy State Bounty heretofore. The WidowA
.nd Heirs Of deceased soldiers are ako en-
ttled.
i Application by all interested should he
hade a, my office.
A. u. SClIAEFFER,
ATTORNEY At Law,
4 aprili-h Westminster Md
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Re5rTac negroes Of the South have an
idea that one of their fighss is 10 20 to
every Tea patsy without an Invitation.
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EXcELsroR4 EXcELsIoRli
CHiSTELLAR'S {,
Hair Exterminator

roc RhAOlISp SUPER FLUOb MIR
70 the lAasesi especially. this ihvaluatie
aepilatory sccommends itsaif las beng an
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II easiy applied, dnes not burn or n,jure tho
skin, but acts difeally ON The roots. Iii
warranted to remove saperdaous hair from
low forehaais, or from any part Of The body,
completely. totally and raaically extirpa.ine
tho same leaving thv skin so.i. smooth and
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Freneh, and istlf4 only real etiechlal aapila
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age sent postpaid, TO any address, on receipt
Of an order, ~
BE.GER, SlfuTfs s Co, chenists,
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GUANo's,
Js', Patiislsf. "a a Seated Esrslop,.
Hfis,r sir eonts

Jest Pat'i1sf. "a a Seaied Esrslope.
Priec ssF neais.
A LECTURE on ,le Nature, Treatment. and
n Radical Care Of Seminal Weakness or
SPerE'atorrhga, Induced BY Sclf-Abuse: lnvol-
.nnlary Emissiops Ipnotency, Nerv0,p Debiii-
Y, and Imnediments 10 Marriage generally;
Consumption, Epilepaf. aud Fits; Mental aud
Pirslaai lneapacity, Ac BY ROT, j. CUI-
NEeWtLL, ". 10, Author oe che .tircen
Book" &c.
Ihf wurldrcnawned author, IN this admira-
bic Lecture. clearly proves from his own expe-
rience that the awful Consequences Of Self
Abnse may he eHec.uaily removed wifhou,
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raeons, bougies, instrumental rings. or cnrdlsls,
pointing out mode Of cure atonec certain and
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what his cunditiaa may bn may cure himself
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TuhE WILL PROVE A Bu0N TO TnoUs.
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Sent under seal, ts any address, in a plain
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two postage stamps. Also Dr. Culvcrssirs
Marriage Guide, . price rs cents, Address the
/, cHAs. J. Q. KLINE 4 CO,
l27 Rouery, New York,
apis rost 0flee Box i5ss.
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1--WE also have Merchant Tailoring
w Establishment up stairs, under the
faperntendeuee OF Mr.. ALBERT htoHrsoS,
r Cutter that cannot be beat, who viii take
pleasure in giving neat aud fashionable
N to oil who may desira il. Call anti try
Aini. All tits glarantend and done promptly.
apis SToUfFER & HOFFMAN.
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pric0 One Dollar prr B4xi or Six Boxes for
Five Dollars; nlso Large Doxcs. containing
rnnr Small Price Thrco Dollars.
From four 30 six boxes are generally requir-
ed % cure ordinary .clscs Ql Seminal WenkneFs
and hmissions, though benefit Is derived from
using a single box.
In Chronic cas'v, and particularly when lm-
potsnce or Go1hal Debility with Nervous Pros
traiion has affected the system,