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TH1 RIvRR FRONT, SHPr. 16rH.-The Poto.
mac wears lively Appearance to-day, and
wharf.masters begin to be hopeful Of an early
fall trade. We give the following -
Carriers Wharf.-Arrived-Sioop Henry A.
Wise, Raub, from the fishing shores, with
eight hundred bunches OF tailors. and rock
han, Clark, from Philaaeiphia, with 100 tons
Of coal for Solomon Slower; William Walton,
Reeves. 1rG~ I RnladeIpnia, with 1893 tons Of
from Philadelphia, with $50 tons Of coal for
George Bogus.
Rilsys Whay...Arrived-sen Lookout,
for George 7. Langley Son; Sea Lion, James,
Havre. de-Grace, 93K tons coal for H. Clay
Stewart, Steamboat Colambia, Harper. with a
cargo Of assorted merchandise for Washing.
ton merchants. SaiIed-schr. America, Bart
lett; Bartlett, for Georgetown to load with coal
Fowler's Wharf-Arrived-sc John H.
Rapp, Cole, from Philadelphia, 400 tons of
coal for Washington and Georgetown Ice
Company. Sailed-schr. Mary A. Tyler,
Tyler, for GEORGETOWN to load with ccal for an
Crouch's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Butterfly.
Dawes, Norfolk, lumber for Agricultural Bu-
er, with wood for MARROW
Seventh street Wharf.-Arrived-Stea Wa
waset, Fawke, Gone river and river landings,
produce and passengers.
Sirth street NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. L H
Barnes, Avery, Hudson, n: Y, with 1853 ton
OF stone for George G Wilson; d. M. Pote,
AODOlt, anu orig James COsDy, balOWln, from
New York, with forage for the Government;
steamer Kennebec, Talbot, from Baltimore
and river landings, with merchandise and
produce.
Memoranda.-On the 9th instant, the schooner
Katie Ranger sailed from Hudson, N. Y, with
stone for N. Acker. August 3lst, the schr. H.
Nichols sailed from same port with stone for
N. Acker. September 18th, the schr. Yankee
Doodle sailed from same port with stone for
George q. Wilson. -,
From the Eastern Branch wharves we have
the following report:
Guiaand's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Protector,
Ashton, from WAGES bay, with pine wood for
A. Grinder; Ocean, Shannon, from Havre-de-
Grace, with 1874 tons coal for Guinand.
GREEN'S Wharf. - Arrived-Schrs. Harvest,
Butler, with pine wood for West d Lusby;
Sallie, Bowie, with pine wood for Windsor &
Ford.
Williams G Jolly's Wharf.-Arrived-schr
Benjamin Cox, Franklin, with pine wood for
market.
Departures -Schrs. Martha Ann, Morris;
Sarah Ellen, Shannon Enterprise, Simmons;
salIie, Bowie; Benjamin COX, Franklin; Mary
Jane, Foxwell: Train Acworth, Crouch; and
Harvest Butler, all bound down. light Pau
gussett, NAPLES, for Georgetown, Tor Cumber-
land coal.
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PICKPoCKETs IN TowH.-On Saturday night
Mr.. Larner, residing near Bladsnsburg, had
his pocked picked Of number Of valuable pa.
pers while waiting fer the g AS train TO leave
the depot, and an attempt was made at the
pocket Of Mr.. George W. Driver about the same
hour. There were several suspicious parties
laghan, Brewer and MeHenry arrested two OF
them, James Kearnan and W. II. Quinn. who
were taken to the 4th Ward station, but they
were dismissed on this charge by Justice Wal
person, and was fined $50 with ST costs for
carrying concealed weapons Later in the
night Off GERS Drane and Smith arrested w. L.
Reed. Henry Bankhard and Samuel Martin,
supposed to be OF the same gang, on the charge
Of dtsorderly conduct, and they were each
fined IS. r-s .r.n.- rE..E
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CITY ITEMS.

FIREMFN's DOUBLE BREASTED SHIRTS, and
gents Night Shirts, all qualities. at Saks &
Co, 517 eth street, adjoining National Bank Of
the Republic. 1t
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ACCIDENT FROM BASE BALL-On Saturday
last, James Fitzpatrick, young man employ
ed in the Office OF the Secretary Of the Senate,
had his wrist broken In playing base ball.
While STOPPING to pick mp bail, another
young man IN running tread on his arm break.
ing his wrist. $50
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct, Georgetown
TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia passed in cause of Brown
vs. Brown and others, being No. so. on the equity
THURSDAY, the 26th day of September, at 5
O'Clock Z: NJ part of lot No 90 in Beatty & Haw-
the west side of Friedrich street and running back
same width Is feet deep; with the frame buildings
south Of the residence of Mr.. John Fowler Also
Part of lot No p, in Old Georgetown: beginning
fronting on the south side of Prospect street and
running east 20 feet then south l2O feet then
~ feet then north l2G feet to the beginning; with
third of the purchase money in cash, the resi-
purchaser giving his notes with approved security.
bearing interest from the day of sale, the pur-
chase money may be paid in full the ratification
of the sale by the court. All conyeyancing and
stamps at the cost of the purchaser.
r. p. JACKSON, Trustee
THOMAS DnWTTNE
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REAL EsTATE.-As showing that real estate
well located 10 yet on the rise it may be stated
that lots and 2, of the SOAK Lawn" property
OF Thomas r. Morgan, north of the city, sold
by Cooper Latimer at sale recently at ceuts
per foot, have been seld recently TO Mr.. Tax
Lansburgh (who purchased the adIoir ine
sround) at an advance. The lets embrace
f-,3l6 feet OF ground. a r Elrl-5
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ASSAULT AND BArTRRY.-John H. Evans
and Daniel Jackson, colored, were Friday eve.
ming arraigned before Justice Walter, charged
with assauiting John Bell, and fined 90 each.
Joseph Kiindus. charged with assault and bat.
terry by Jerome Valley, was fined Is so by Jus.
tice kean, before whom the case wa brouaht.
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FINE BLACK SACK COATS, from eight to
twelve dollars; fine black Pants and Vests, ten
dollars Harris mixed Oass Suits, from fifteen
to twenty dollars, at Smiths Great Central
Clothing House, 400 9TH ST., opposite the Post
Office. SILL;
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SUSPICION OF LARCENY. Yesterday offcer
Kelly OF the 9Th precinct (rhird ward) arrest.
ed colored boy havin In his possession . large
and han dsome meershaum pipe valued at $50
on suspicion of larceny, and the pipe ~ nov
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BASE BALL.--Saturday was a sp irited tim
among the votaries OF that health Inns piring
game-base ball. The second mines OF the Ma.
uenal and Interior base ball clubs played
match game on the grounds of the former, in
the afternoon. On which OCCASION the attend
ance Of spectators was very large, and the
playing unusually good. As will be seen by
the following score, the National club was vic.
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WATCH Losr.-Attention II called % the adj
yertisement OF geld hunting CASE watch lost
by young lady In this city. ~ is valued as
return Ii.
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apder Adams, arrested By officer Williams OF
the Fifth Precinct. upon the charge Of assaults.
ing Msry J. Adams, came before Justice Haf.
per this morning, and was sent to jail for
court.
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FELL Dowx 4 OxLLAR. WAY.-Edward
Martin, barkeeper at Fletcher's Capitol Hill
Restaurant, fell down the rear cellar OF the e.
adjustment In which he was employed, on
Sunday night, and striking bis breast against
q atone. step injured himself very much. This
morning the wounded man is IN much pain,
and u u feared hemorrhage may ensue uR-
sSrelief speedily ensues,
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DISCHARGED FROM JAIL.-Tnis morning Ia
application was made to Judge Fisher for the
release of VIM. Hill, colored, committed to
Jail several days ago by Justice Tucker for
indecent practices, and the VI arden was di-
rected to release him.
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TuR ANXIETY PROCLAMATION.-For seye
raj days past Mr.. N. Callan, Justice Of tne
peace. has been continually occupied ID AL
ministeripx the oath OF allegiance 70 parties
affected By the Presidents last amnesty pro-
clam alton, sTf ~
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ToURNAMRNTe.-The Giesboro Tournament
ASSOCIATION VIII give grand tournament at
Giesboro to- morrow. Mr. Francis McNerhany
10 the selected orator for the occasion, and DR..
Charles Allen will address the sir knights.
Residents Of the Sixth Ward and the county
adjoining the District on the south side com.
pose the association.
Grace Church, near the Blair farm. will also
give festival and tournament tomorrow, to
be held on Mr.. r. T. W ilson's farm. near there.
The proceeds are to 60 towards building
parsonage. Mr.. Montgomery Blair will ad.
dress the Knights. "<i
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CORSET SrEHLs at S cents q pair, at Charles
Baum's celebrated Hoop Skirt and Corset man.
ufactory, 40 Louisiana avenue, near Seventh
street. ~ tt
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LEIBRRTTos of all the Operas, At John F.
Ellis n ustc Store, 3O6 IA. avenue. 1
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r. p. JACKSON, Trustee.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auct


IMPROVED PROPERTY on BRIDGE STREET,
GEORGETOWN, AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, September 49,
at 5s o'clock, will sell, in front of the premises
part OF Lot No TO- fronting 20 feet the north side
OF Bridge street. between Green and Montgomery
streets, by depth of 80 feet, to wide alley The
improvements consist of Frame Dwelling House
Terms One-third cash; balance in six and twelve
months, with interest, secured by deed of trust
on the property. Conveyancing and stamps at the
cost of the purchaser.
Sc 70 THOMAS DOwIINc auc+
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BASE BALL ON SUNDAY.-Two young men,
cOlored, named James and Charles Tiilman,
having caught the base ball infection, Were
yesterday arrested by Lieutenant TAFT, of the
Fifth precinct and arraigned before Justice
Morsell, who required them TO pay fine OF
So each, for playing ball on Sunday.
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POPULAR HOTELS all use and recon n en-
Burnett's FIavoring Extracts as the best. 60

THE FRET.-Dr. White, Chiropodist, aga
Pennsylvania avenue, between Four.and.a.
halfand Sixth streets, removes Corns, Bunions
Bad Nails, &C., without pain. Office hours
from a. m. to & u. m ~ ~ -
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Warts, MoLEs. VASCULAR ExoRHsENoHs,
&C., cured by DIR. White, Chiropodist, 42i
Pennsyivania avenue, between Four-and-a.
half and Sixth streets. II
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THE NATIONAL YACHT CLUB-On Wednes.
day night the members OF the National Yacht
Club will hold a meeting at their headouar.
ters, Watts Cottage restauI ant, foot Of eth
street wharf, tor the plrpese of electing q
secretary, In place OF Mr.. Pasey, resigned,
and making anal arran gements for the regatta
OF the Gath inst. Major Watt, proprietor Of
the Cottage restaurant, has had the club room
the comfort Of the meetings hereafter.
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CONCEALED WEAPoNs.-Jamas e. Kirwan
came before Justice Walter On Saturday. On a
charge of carrying a concealed weapon, and
was fined $40
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Sc u THOMAS DOWNING Auct


VALUABLE PROPERTY AT PUBLIC SALE.
On WEDNESDAY. the 18th day of September
at the hour of clock p. m will offer, at public
sale, al. that part of Lot L. situated in Georgetown
beginning at the stone boundary No Is. with north
side of Bridge street and running north $50 feet,
thence west 80 feet and inches: then south $50
feet to Bridge street. thence east 80 feet and inch
es to the beginning, with all the buildings and inn
pTeyements to the same belonging, being same
Riggs the 4th day of October, 1900 and recorde
in Liber + 6. folio 22S, Of the Land Records,
and devised by George Riggs to his son George S.
Court of the District of Columbia.
Terms at sale. Z. P. JACKSON,
Attorney for Riggs.
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ga QUHsTIoN.-How can Franc afford to sell
Gents Furnishing Goods cheaper than any
store Of this cityf -.
Answer.-He buys ALL hts goods for Cash
sells more Of them-and lie satisfied with smaller
profits.
doors above ODD Fellows Hall. 7,26,I
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CHARGE OF BAsTAEDY.-This afternoon
Sergeant Aust of the Fourth Ward, had be-
fore Justice Walter. Joseph Miller. Jr
charged by Sophia Hill with being the father
OF her illigitimate male oh lid born on the Sd
Of August, and after hearing the evidence the
charge was dismissed.
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ACCIDENT On Saturday afternoon an acct.
dent occurred to Mrs Jane Caruthers, residing
on the Island, near the steamboat landing, by
which three ofiher tee tn were broken of level
with the jaw bone and portion of the alveolus
process fractured. Mrs. G., In going from the
front of the house to the room used as the
kitchen, hitched her feet in the carpet and
tripping, fell against the sharp edge Of the
above described, besides lacerating and cutting
her lips in shocking manner. Soon after the
accident, DR.. Charles p. Hunt, surgeon dem
list, was sent for, and performed the skillful
teeth, as well as setting the fractured portion
Of the Jawbone. This morning Mrs. Caruthers
is IN an improving condition, and experiences
but little pain.
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SALES CT REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Maggie IL
Co., on Thursday last, sold at auction a two
story frame house and lot on l street north,
between 4th and 5th streets, to Mr.. August
Bruchl for $3.50 The same parties sold at
auction on Friday, the 18th. lot 1, square 303
100 feet on sth street, and 80 feet inches on
Il street, for 90 cts per foot
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TRANSFERS OF R8AL EsTATH.-Ths follow.
ing transfers OF real estate were reported to-
~, Louisiana avenue, corner OF 7th street -
Part OF lot 10, 900, % feet6 iuches west, $3.50:
Fart OF lot Is and i6 724, &185 30 part OF lot Il,
square 525. Sl.J00; part OF lot ~, square 40,
west IS feet $780, lot 8, sguars 1,064, $3.50; su d
lot 10, square $780, 400; sub lot 8, square Iel.
&2,424; sub lot !, square SO. e462.50.
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BLooDLRss DUEL.-We hear that last week
twoyoung men who had been paying their
respects to young lady at Alexandria, having
had dispute as to the priority of their claims
on her affe ction, came to the conclusion that it
must be settled according to the code, and &C.
cordingly on Friday morning hostile meeting
was arranged in which some powder was
wasted, but nobody hurt.
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POLICE SUMMARIZING whole number Of
arrests made by the police yesterday were 81;
amount OF fines imposed &77 So The business
Of each OF each precinct was as foilows:-Sec-
ond, arrest, fine ST. third, ARRESTS, fines IS. so:
fourth, arrests. fines 80; nth, IL arrests, fines
81; sixth. arrests, fines Sl3; seventh, ar
rests lines 3d. eighth, arrests, fines $40; tenth,
3arrests, fines as f3'f =
Saturday were So, while the amount Of fnes
iWpot ed was Sl4279. This business was dis.
tribufed among the several police stations as
follows:-Second, arrest, fine 20; third, 6 ar.
rests, fines, 9.24; fourth, arrests, fines S2.U5;
fifth, 90 arrests, fines, SAG; sixth, II arrests,
fines, s3s.94; seventh. IA arrests, fines S44;
eighth, arrests, fines 81, and tenth, Is arrests,
fines 5000. NJ.
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CoNFIsCATIoN SUIrs.-Numerous suits are
to be brought before the Court of the District
OF Columbia, to test the constituuonal,ty Of the
conf1scation act OF Congress Al the COM
mencementof the late rebellion much property
was sold here, belonging to those who held
public office under the Southern Confederacy--
posees to continue to the new purchasers
only during the lifetime of the original owners.
Eminent counsel have been retained to try the
issue, including, 1t is said, Gen. Calsb Oush-
ing for DIR. Garnett.
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DIED.

PIEE1xs can be had in any quantities at the
Star ONCE counter. ~ - 8
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CRICKET.--A single wicket match made up
of two tours OF the Washington Cricket club,
was played on the White Lot on Saturday.
After hotly- contested match Stacey's side
was victorious. The following score will
show the progress Of the game:
sTACEY;s SIDE.
First Innings. Second Innings.
Stacey, BIB. Banks ....... o run out. %
Kelton, b. b Banks. %, b. b. Banks.
A. Woodley, b. b Banks 3 b. b. Banks. %
huffman, b. b.. Banks. o leg b. wicket.. ,
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ALMOST FIRH.-This afternoon. between /
snd 2 O'Clock, as some workmen were boiling
tar on Widdeman's brewery premises, corner
OF North CAPITOL and streets, the bre very
nuildlEg was set on fire BY spark from the
fire employed in heating the tar. The IRE was
81 ting uished oy those on the ground, by the
alarm was sounded. The toss done the build.
Ing was slight.
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wRAPp1ne PAPkR FOR SALr-Apply at the
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-01-29
Notice

GERNXYrA, Peter Co., Pa, Aug. l, 1853.
NOTICE is hereby given that Charles Bu-
- Shor, now or late Of this county, holding
the following described property has not ye'
paid any consideration whatever fer the same.
and all persons are hereby warned not to pur-
chase any of said property Of the said Bushor
before the decision of the Court is given in
this case and C. Bushor has paid to me the
money therefor.
The following is the property:
lst. A certain tract of land near the Ger
mania Mill, in warrant 5O75, Abbott township.
Peter county, Pa, containing 100 acres
Also % acres il warrant 507S and adjoining
the above.
End. A certrfA tract ef land, with Mil and
improvements thereon, near Kettle Creek, in
warrant 58l9, in Stewartson township, Potter
county, Pa, containing about 2O4 acres.
c. Bushor holds also in trust warrant no..
250l, in Games township, Tioga county, Pa,
on the road leading from Germania to Gaines.
containing $50 acres.
L WM. RADDE.
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MANHOOD:

UOW LOST, HOW RESTORED Just pub
| lshed, a new edition Of Dr.. CULVERWELL'S
Ceebra' ed Essay the radical cure (without medi
cine) OF SpcrmaIorrhoea, or seminal Weakness, In
voluntary Seminal Losses. Impotency, Mental and
Physical Inc pacity, Impedimen's To Marriage, etc
also zConsumpii"a, Epilepsy, and Fits Induced by
SCI -In.ulgeUCe or sexual cvtrayaaauce
Prir. i'm a sole e,,-ar,'a -. r ,o,,+z
The celebrated author in this admirable essay
clearly dembnstrs'es from thirty years successful
practice that te alarming cOnsee of self abuse
may be radically cured without the dangerous u-e 0f
internal medicine or the application of the knife
pointing ouia mode of at once simple certain,
and eff ctual, by means of which every sufferer
matter what his condition may be, may cure himself
cheapfy. pr'TaCeig, and radically
- This lecture should be in the hands of every
youth andever- man in thc land.
Sent, uniersc, In plain envelope, TO any address,
post pnd, receipt Of >iX cents two post stamps
Address the publishers,
CHAS J. G. KLINE & co,
I2T Bowery, New York, Post Ofhee box $50
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Dr.. schenck's Puimonic Syrup.

This great medicine cured DIR. J. II Schenc1
The Hrupr.ct0r~ of Pulmonary Cuusumitini.,
when it had assumed lis most formidable a~pcct
aud when speedy death appeared to be iuevita-
hle. His physicians pronounced his case incur
able, when he commenced the use of this simple
but powerful remedy. HIS health was restored
in 4 very short caud 40 return of the disease
has bt'g1 apprehended, for Ill the Symptoms
quickly disappeared, and his present Weight is
more than two hundred pounds,
Since his recovery. he has devoted his a'tcn-
ton exclusively to the cure of consumption,a and
the diseases which are complicated with it; ana
the cures effected by ms medicines have been
very numerous and truly wonderful Doctor
Scheuck makes professional visits to several of
the larger cities weekly, where he has a large
concoUrse of patients, and it's truly astonishing
to see poor consumptives that have to be lifted
out of their carriages and in a few months
healthy, robust person. Dir. SCHENCK's PULNO-
NC SYRUP, SEAwEED ToNIC,aud MANDRAKE Pills
are generally alrequ in curing consumption
Full directions accompany each so that any one
can take them without seeing DIR. SchCnCk, but
when it Is convenient it is best to see him. He
gives advice free, but for thorough eXamina-
ton with his Respirnmeter his fee j. three dollar
Please observe.when purchasing, that the two
likeness of the doctor, one when ir The last
stage Of consumption, and the other as he now
IS. IN Perfect health, are on the government
stamp.
Geftrai WhoiesaIs Agents: Demas Barnes d
Co, 81 Park Row, New York 5. S. Hunce,
lOS Baltimore St, Baltimore, Md. .;Jchn OZARK,
n. Z. corner of Fourth and Walnut St, Cincin-
nati, Ohio; Walkor d Taylor l34 and I36 Wa
bash Avenue, Chicago, ill.,; Collins Brothers,
southwest corner of Second and Vine Sts., ST.
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A ESlr}g BETG

TTOW OFTLN WE HEAR THIS EXPRESS
[ ion from persens reading adve' tisemeuts of
Patent Medicines, aud in nine ont of ten they
may be right 1t is over 19 years since introduced
my m, dciue the NENITIAN l-iNIMENT to the public
had no money to advertise it, so | If ii for bale
with a few druggists and storekcepers through a
small section OF tie count y, many taking Il with r.
luclance but told them to let any one have it, aud
if it did not do all stated un my pamphlet N" ore
need paw furit In some stores two or three bottles
were taken on trial by sons present. l was by
many thought crazy, and that would te the last they
would see Of me But | knew my medicine was no
humbuy. l. about TWO months | began 10 receive
orders for more Linimen some cal ing my valuable
Liuimeut who had refused to sign receipt when
eft il at their store. Now my aaeS are millions of
bottles yearly, and all for cash. warrant it superior
TO any other medicine for the cure Of Group. Dar
rhoca, Dyseutcry, Cole. Vomiting. Spasns, and Sea
sic css as an inter al remedy. Il is perfectly inuo
cent take internally. see oath accompanying etci,
bottIe.-and externally for Chronic Rheumatism
Headache, Mumps, Frosted Feet, Bruises Sprans,
Old Sores, Swrllings, Sore Throrts, &c, sc. Sold
by all the Druggists d pot, 80 Cortlandt Street,
New \ Ork.
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NOT a HuMBUC!

T am authorized to sell rotY's Clothes and Woo
L Washer III the county, ana having used one To-
three months say, uuqualidedly, they are just what
they promise-a good thing. A strong man or
soman can wash much in two hours as woman
can wash on a common wash board in eiget hours
fair test will convince any that II is no humbug
will sell them at profit CT ONE DOLLAR on each
Machine. Correspondence invited.
l asp sell the Univets sal Clothes Wrnger with cogs
Any Wringer will answer that will work on a tub.
Usual price Of Washer, sl4 and $40
=" Wringer, so 10 and $l2
l will sell considerably less, my object being chiefly
TO introduce useful article /. BIRD.
Brookland, Pa, Dec 26, 1866