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The MARINE BAND, under the leadersbip
of Professor SCALA, will give a grand promenade
concert this afternoon, in the grounds south of
the Presidential Mansion, when they will use ,
full set Of the brass instruments from tho al.
brA.ed Louis Schneider Manufacturing ooupap,
In New York. These instruments bav. bee,
adopted by the Seventh RsgiU spt and otbsl
~e'I'ANo"D Ne" York bands and BY tho Pru,
81 th"i. U,u'r iore'gn gov srnmsnts, for the US.
Oi tnS'r armies and ns' lei. and bsy. eivsp mi
Or .ncsrt this afternoon
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.lBv Telegraph.



LONDON, May 30-Evening-The uncer-
tainty Of the fate Of Macmillan creates
an intense and painful feeling Of anxiety
throughout Europe. ~
In the House Of Commons tonight Lord
Stanley, in reply to request for informa-
ton as to the safety Of the Mexican EN-
ceived no Official information on the sub
ject. |
LONDON, May 30.-Dispatches received
last night from the Continent indicate that
fresh complication, the character Of
which is not definitely known, has arisen in
the Schleswig question.
Madrid, May 29-Evening-The Span
ish Government is considering the question
Of the abolition Of slavery in all the colo
MES Of Spain. .r-s ...GfE. u.
ST. PErERsBuRoH, May 29-p. m-The
Emperor Alexander left this city to-day
for Paris. .. r r.. I
BERIIS. May 29-Evening.-It is stated
that King William will be accompanied
by his Prime Minister, Count Bismarck,
on his visit to the French capital
Pans, May 30-Evening. lit IL expect.
ed that Francis Joseph, the Emperor Of
Austria, will arrive in this city on the LIST
day Of July. 49,. f.-.-.
Coax, May 30.-The trial Of the prisoner
Condor Is now in progress before the Spe-
cial Commission in session here.
LIVERPOOL, May 3l-Noon.-Sales Of
cotton 900 bales. Stock in port 8ll 900
bales, Of which 444,000 bales are Ameri-
can. Cotton active at l1Ad. for Uplands,
Breadstufs and provisions unchanged.
LosDos, May 3l-2 p. m.-Consols, 95ai
u. s. b-20s unchanged.
LrvERrooL, May 3D. p. m.-Cotton
unchanged.
LONDON, May 31-Noon.-The regular
weekly statement OF the Bank Of England
published this morning shows the bullion
in that institution to have increased f753,
900 sterling. The Bank Of England re-
duced its rate Of discount u per cent
This very favorable exhibit caused an &C
tivity and buoyancy in the money market
and consols have advanced to 954 fol
money. American securities are without
decided change. U. s. 5.20'S, 72t.
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presentation Of the Portugal Min
lister.

W. ,,ao,.,.na that Mr.. Miguel Mar
N s....a.r ,n,roduced "a
TINS dAntas was Yesterday ~ CO.
the President by the secretary ol o'a.e'
and delivered his credentials as Envoy Eek
traordinnry and Minister Plenipotentiary
Of his Majesty the King Of Portugal, and
made the following remarks upon the
occasion:
trr.o.iAlIOal
Mr. President: have the honor to place
in your hands the letters which aScredi'
me as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
plenipotentiary Of his most faithful ma
Jesty.
In conhding to me, with most hattering
Kindness the mission to represent MN
near you, the King, my august sovereign,
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Arrest for Forgery.

PHILADELPHIA, May al Lorenzo b
Shepherd. of Brooklyn, has been arrested
here, charged with the forgery Of a check
for $3.50 on the First National Bank o.
Albany, and another for S940. When ar
rested he had similar check for 1878, and
draft for the same amount, on which he
had obtained an advance of $3.50. The
accused confesses to losing money by gam
bling, but is silent about forgeries. He
has been boarding at one of the principal
hotels with a colored servant, and re
Gently gave supper to his friends cost
ing Sl75.
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Suppression Of a Newspaper.

MOBILE, ALABAMA, May 3I.-Yesterday's
edition Of the National Republican news
paper here was suppressed by order Of the
commandant Of the post, and a squad
placed over the Office, The future publ,
cation Of the paper is prohibited until
proof sheets are submitted to the COM
mandant.
The order of suppression says the paper
was rendered amenable under the last
paragraph Of general order issued May 10,
prohibiting the publication Of articles in,
citing riot, violence or the public use Of
incendiary language. The article referred
to was instructing freedmen when and how
to use fire arms.
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Inauguration Of the Statue {
Henry Clay Mt Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, May 3O.-The Inauguration
Of Harris marble statue Of Henry Clay, al
the court house, took place to-day, and
was one of the most brilliant deinonstra
tons ever made in this city. The process
sion of the different orders and associations
was very long and imposing. Judge w
F. Bullock delivered an eloquent Grafton
in front Of the courthouse, which was
listened to by an immense crowd Of both
sexes, and Of all colors. The ode written
for the occasion by George D. Prentice is
pronounced to be his ablest effort. Bust
ness was generally suspended.
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ROYAL AUTHoRs.-The number Of royal
personages who have essayed to win fame
with the pen is really astonishing. There
IS old King Louis, OF Bavaria, whose love
.or the fascinating Lola Montez survives
every other passion; there is Queen Vic
I 8, the Emperor Napoleon, the Crown
rice OF PRUSSIA, and dozen others, who
"a one way or another manifest taste for
s !tersrY pursuits. And now we hear Of the
o~edish Prince Oscar, now at Paris on a
VISIT to the exposition, who, we arc toid
mas won place of some distinction in The
ilst OF royal and noble authors. His more
Important i works are translation of the
c noe,. .n'o swedish, volume of charming
: poetry. AID Contributions to the War His
!IS 9ry1 OF Sweden during the years Of 1915
90 io anu lol4; He has always manifested
l. a deep sympathy with everything that con
Germs Usnn. The Intellectual political, and socia
Sweden also paints fairly, and write
poetry. "''''
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Acquitted.

WILMISGToN, DEL, May 3l.-Tbe trial
OF Joseph w. Pratt, for the murdar If +
rusey Smith, in this city in April last wos
concluded at Newcastle Yesterday with q
verdict oil mot guilty" on account of in.
SANITY Adultery between the deceased
ana traits wife was part of the defence
wayne McVeigh, Of West Chester, was
one OF the prisoners counsel. The trial
excited great interest, and the result i,
generally satisfactory. ' Z"
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BueI,eye Races at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, May 3O.-The Buckeye races
were we'll attended to-day there were two
races. In the first selling race, dash OF
II miles for all ages, for a purse Of $500.
Eight horses started, and the race was won
by w. r. Cooks Col. Grigsby; time 3:l44
The horse sold for 1920. For the second
race, two-mile heats, for all ages, purse
$500, Alexander entered Ansel, Whaley
entered Weldons Billy Conner. Ansel
distanced Conner in the first heat; time
3;5l4
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Failure Of an Extensive Flour
Merchant I'm Ohio.

CINCINNATI, May 30.-Wm. Fl. Langley
-four merchant of Gallipolis, Ohio, with
large business connections in this city,
made made an assignment yesterday. His liza.
oiiIties are over 100000.
Inc Presbyterian General Assembly
Yesterday adopted the majority report on
c funiIm' ms refers the subject to the
eharches themselves for consideration.
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Complaint Against Frazer, Tren-
holm d Go. for blockade Run
ming.

CHARLESTON, s. c., May 3O.-In the Uni.
ted States District Court to-day, bill Of
complaint was filed by District Attorney
Corbin against Charles II. Priolean, Theo.
dore d. Wagner, James F. Welsman, N.
L. Trenholm, George A. Trenholm and
John B. Lafette, members Of the firm oil
John Frazer & Co., charging them with q
violation Of the laws Of the United States
in blockade running operations, and claim
ing that in other respects they are &C
countable to the Government. Judge
Bryon, upon hearing the bill, granted ar
injunction restraining the aforementioned
parties from disposing Of real estate nov
held by them.
Gen. Sickles leaves Charleston to-mor
row for Raleigh to meet President John
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Protection to Negro Voters I'm VIZ
Rlnia.

RICHMOND, Va, May 3O.-Gen. Brown
Of the Freedmen's Bureau, has jssned :
circular directing the officers, in view Of
the hostility which may exist to freedmen
voting, to see that every freedman is in.
structed in his rights, and that he is regir.
tered and votes.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-01

Hon. FAYETLK MCMULLIS is in town, and
has rooms at tho Metropolitan.
Mas. SHERKARD CLEMENS and family have
rooms at tho Metropolitan.
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FEW YORK paper says that suicide i.
becoming neutrality-suspicious. in that city. W.
fear there are few cities where it could prevail
with greater advantage to the world at large =
PrsHiioS.
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Coupons, liiIj s.aO's. 1859, ioOii S.aO',, 1884
1861; 6.20's, 1855, 1901; 6.2o's, January snt
July, 1855, 1osi io-4o's soii 1905, August
1861; 1905, June, 1885, 1905 July 1857
Gold, 1871.
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Marine Disaster.
The senatoriaI Excursionists in
Chicago.

CHICAGO, May 3O.-Tbe Senatorial ex-
cursion party, for Omaha and the Plains,
arrived here to-day at noon, and left via
the Northwestern road at three o'clock this
afternoon. The party expects to be gone
some weeks.
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STRAW AND MILLINERY GooDs.-Davis x
osthsr. No. % Market Space announce the reception
daily Of fresh supplies Of Hats, Hlowsr', Bonnsts,
Ribbons, and all KIDD, Of Fancy and Millinery Goods
to which they invite the special attention Of the
ladies' By eonstantly reducing their stock, and 70.
piseiug 1t with new goods, thsy enabled to sell
Al low pfieea
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THE ELECTIONS.

MILLINERY GooDs sold at cost at Mrs
st.rns', No. bl2 Seventh street, between D and f.
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ARE You SIcK?-Take q Vapor Bath
Ask your Doctor. Try one, at Mrs. N. N. Abbey's
No. Sl2 Street, near Eleventh street.
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NrEyy STEAMBOAT LINE,

NEW STEAMBOAT LINE,
IN Ear Passenger and Freight LIAM
fron wl,shingtos 10 the mouth Of the &H4.AAAE
The steamer hi LIVINGSTON. Captain ThomA.
LaWIer, will leave Washington AZ ssxsnih street
wharf. at ! O'Clock Tuesday MORNING,
FOR NORFOLK,
n.LI,.g ali the wharf LAndinss on the Potomac
liver, striving at Norfolk on WEDNESDAY hoHS y;
ING, and leaving that Port for Wasalns'9n Ano
WI sTyes ON the Potomac, WEDNESDAY, A. p. m
touching, going aud returning, at Fortress Monroe
On PRiDAY MoRHlNG the steamer viii leave her
Wharf foot OF Seventh street for the
MOUTH or ThB POTOMAC, 49,,
And will make all the Landing WhAIyos on poth
S,dss OF the nv or, returning to Washington A.
m SUNDAY Ev BNING, touching 81 the same L~n =
ings ,,,, k.,A
(S ave dollars. n eAls extra ,--- -
For further PaTtio, liars In relation 70 E o.
Freight apply to CO mPAny'S Produce "hAii' 1901 oil
'"''' CAPS. THOMAS srACRPoLE,
At the Pl odues wharf, washington
Hooe weddsTburnA WETOhouse, hShahdrA'NA
Kimberly Brothers Wal shouse, horiok' va
In
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81 Free 20 Eyerybody.-A large O PIP.
Circular giving Information Of the greatest import.
anes to the young Of both sexes
II teaches how the homely may become beautiful
the despised respected, and the forsakan loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
their Address, and receive copy post paid, BY re-
turn mail. Address p. o. Drawer, q,
mhls-d&wly Troy, Y.
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HooP SKIRTS AND CoRsErs at the lowest
rates at Mrs Stems, No. 6l2 Seventh street. between
D and Z.
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10 CAL TIE M s.

FoR TWENTY DAYS we shall offer all
Goods in our Boys Department at q reduction Of 10
per cent from last weeks prices; Cbsug compelled
TO do 90 in order 10 make room for the Largest Stock
Of Gents and Boys Linen Wear ever offered IN
mi. eitxN
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~
OF THE
CoLoRBD VOTERS
OF rms
SEVENTH WARD.
A Mass Meeting Of the Colorsd Voters Of the ssV.
enth ward will be held at
ISLAND HALL,
On RRID ~ EvENIH0, 3'h instant.
The meeting will be addressed by several we'll.
known Conservative Citizens OF the city and wsrd.
All voters are invited TO Come, Hear, Deliberate.
and then form their own conclusions.
By order Of the
my3o.H EXECUTIVE CoMMIrTBRs
90 Registration Notice. - All persona
who have bills against the Corporation, contracted
by order Of the Judges Of Election, will please pre-
sent them to the undsrsgned on or before the slst
instant for examination and approval
By orderG V. MOVES,
my29'A Secretary.
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Sewing Machine Decision.

Bosros, May 3l.-Judge DAILY, in the
Court Of Common Pleas, decides that q
peculiar form Of manufactured article
may become trade mark, and accordingly
issued an injunction restraining Bartlett
and others from selling or making sewing
machines in the letter q shape.
Marine Disaster.
NEwroRr, r. l., May 3l,-The steamer
Old Colony, for New York, broke her ma
chinery last night, and was towed back
here. The accident caused much conster-
nation among the passengers, but none
were injured.
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BOYS LINEN SUITS at the low figures o.
t26o, at A. saks 4 Co. "a, No6l7 Seventh street, I'D
Joining Nat onal Bank Of Republic.
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1S- The Grayest Maindies of Youth and
EARLY hAEHooD.-Howard Association BssAys, on
the Physiology Of the Passions, and the Errors.
Abuses and Diseases peculiar to the hrst age Of mas
with Reports on new methods Of treatment en-
ploysd in this Institution Sent in sealed ishsr
yelopss, free Of charge. Address, DR.. J. bKILLIH
HoUGHToN, Howard Association, Philada.phia.
Penn. myl7-Sm
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UNION NOMI.
1 NArInNl

THE ELECTIONS.
CONSERVATIVE UNION NoMI-
j NATIONS
For City Collector.
FRANCIS McNKRHANY.
For City Register.
SAMUEL Z. DOUGLASS.
For City suryeyor.
WILLIAM fohsYTH.
First Ward.
O. a. For Alderman.
WA. b. MA0RUDkR
For Common Council.
ANDR.w CARROLL.
SAMUEL V. NILES.
Second Ward.
for Alderman.
JANIS W. BARKER.
For Common Council.
ALLISON HAlLoR, in.
wM THOMAS.
SAMUEL A. PBUGH.
For Assessor.
GEORGE W. HARKHEsS.
Third Ward.
For Alderman.
THOMAS LEwIs.
For Common Council.
GE0R0E 7. LANGLEY
az. MoRsELL.
Fourth Ward.
" For Aldermen.
W. W. MOORE, Short tsrm)
For Common Council.
wA. II. NALLBY.
ROBsRT RAIL-.
JAMES y. MOORE.
For Assessor,
r. B. OWENS.
Finn Ward.
For Alderman.
GEORGE '. GULICR.
For Common Council.
J. W. MEAD.
WIN. A. hULLoY.
W. P. FERGUSON.
sixth Ward.
For Alderman.
wM. TALBBRT.
For Common Council.
GBohGs W. MILLER.
wALTsR B. DOBsoN.
JANIS N. DALTON.
For Assessor.
ARTHUR O. PUMPHREY.
Seventh Ward.
For Alderman.
THOMAS T. LLOYD.
For Common Council.
GBoRGB WRIGHT.
SAMUEL 0RDNLY.
W. T. WALKER. jsl.d
THE REPUBLICAN WILL PLEASE
l. ANNoUkCE THg FOLLOWING TICKET FOL
TIE FIRST WARD:
For Alderman
DR.. WIN. B. MAGRUDER.
For Common Council
SAMUEL v NILES.
SAMUEL 7. DRURY.
ANDREW CARROLL. myso.t'
THIRD WARD CONSERVATIVE
TICKET.
For Alderman
THOMAS LEWIS
For Common Council.
H. FRANK MORSfLL.
GE0RGR T. LANGLEY.
WILSON B. BROWN. mySO.te
THIRD WARD REPUBLICAN
TICKET.
For Alderman
JOHN Il. RLVANs.
For Common Council.
BIC"ARD J. BEALL.
NATHAN D. CLARKE.
THOMAS G. CONNOLLY.
By order; - JOHN THns. JOHNSON,
mvaO.G
A 7 A MEETING OF THE VOTER!
IA ofthe FOURTH WARD, held at the City Hal
May 18th, the following tleLst was nominated;
FOURTH WARD
DEMOCRATIC AND CoNsLRvATSR UNION TICKET.
F.. Aldermen
ASBURY LLOYD, tlonR teTm,)
WIN. W. MOORE, short term)
For Council
WIN. II. NALLEY,
R"BRRT BALL,
GlFRs y. MOORE.
For Assessor
my9s-Ia RICHARD h. OWENS.
EREsH ROASTED COFFEE,
FkKIs AND YEDo TEA STORE. $50 NINTH 81
BETWEEN AND B. ml6'lm
CTRAYED-A SMALL, RED COW
= face and tip OF tail white, horns straight, be
o. belt marked ~, X. :" $50 PenpsylyAnia aysuu
liberal reward will be paid at the above numb
by j, KARI my29 st
hOO 60 TO BOYCE'S DINING
DZU. ROOMS, 42s PeUnsylyAniS avenue, b.
I~ssu Sour.Gnd. half and sixth streets for go'
TABLE BOARD At u per week, go per month. Ne
Bill Of RsT. every day and meals at all hours
ca Low PRICES. WSSS
| LARGE sTooK. MSl
! GREAT VARIETY OF STYLES AND sTRoS
| WELL MADE WORK
| Are the Inducements that draw 90 many buyers
l the extensive
TRUNK, VALIsB, o,..,,,,
sADDLERY AND HARNESS
| MANUPACTORY
OF
JAMES s. TOPHAM & CO.,
| g 5OO5
EVENTH RECT,
One Door above Odd Fellows Hall,
| REPAIRING
short NOTES myol.t
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Editors, Electors, Enchantsrs.
Editor. write Of It's good qnsiitss Electors ehOoss
II for Its beneficial Effects and Eushantsrs are de-
lighted with the bssutlfyins properties Of sawysr'
Barbsr's Soap. For safe By n W. BuRoHHLL, Family
Grocer, corner Fourteenth and Streets washington
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NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
GRAND CONSERVATIVE
M ASS M E E tt N G!

CITIZENS, TURN OUT!
The LAST GRAND RALLY OF the Conservative
Citizens Of Washington. will take place
THIS SATURDAY EVENING,
AT 8 O'CLOCK,
IN FRONT OF THE CITY HALL.
Tho foiiowisg gentlemen will address the meeting
JOSEPH BRADLEY, Eq
Hon. r. T. MBRRICK.
Hon. THOMAS 3. LLOYD.
JOHN T. GIVEN, Esq.
Col. L. A. WHITLEY.
WIN Y. FBsDALL, Jr., Esq.
JoHu y. ENNIS, ESQ,
JOHN Z. NORRIS,
And other we'll known citizens.
All the Conservative ward candidates will be
present.
Come a. the winds come when forests are rsndsd-
Come as the waves come when nAviss are stranded
Turn out Conservatives in your fall strength, and
show that radieslism is doomed to ignominlous de.
feat on Monday next.
The full Marine Band will start from the Flag Pole,
virginia avenue, Kast washlngton at $50 p. m also
. full band from Island Hall At the same hour.
All the wards are cordially invited to attend in
force
By order Ofths EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
| iel-lk
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So Sexual Diseases, Debility, &c.-Pay
no more money to ouaeks, but buy TnALL 4 JACK.
soS's Pathology" and CURE YOURSELF. u.
Sold by American News Co l2l Nassau street, New
York Send for circular. ap2d-d&w 3mt
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- ..,s-as - 80.
~'s ~, oeea $500 w 70"
w., ~ $50 - .r..,. 80 ~, 49,
a.. con.rmn,,on 4. .n-,on. - NJ. -. n.
NJ, ,.,,oSv a., &c.. m. men. =, crro
10 al :. no a..,,. 4, n. Iii .sns |, co,x o,,h.
.,,,D,,o, r.Sd r. a, sh.raa S,h ~. a,,.s,,as.
70, rr.n.r,ns .rd u,,ro ~ IN. .hIsh ,h.w n,
49,. s.. e.. 20. Sovsr,.-,n. 49,. p.a-
-. a. mr.. Ill oh,s., =, A.. ....,,,... T.
1870 ~ ....,Int,oS a.. - "a, az .mI.,.s
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Az the IN oduCo Whhib
HoOe 4 WeddsTburn'A Warehouse hlsAAnuHA'
Kimberly Brothers Wal shouse, horioik' va
my27-u
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-15

"Jes soi'--"Exactlyp'-sol shingle said they
were there "every time" If he felt "owley' in
the morning. he took Plantation Bitters; If he felt
weary at night he took Plantation Bittorsi If he
lacked appetite was weak, languid, or mentally
oppressed, he took Plantation Bittersj and they
never failed TO set him on his pins square and firm.
Few persons want any better authority; but as
some may, lust read the following;
lowe much to you, for YER
ily believe the Plantation Bitters have saved my
life REv.w. II. WAGNER, Madrid, N. Y"
Ihave been a great sufferer
from Dyspepsia, and had to abandon preaching.
The Plantation Btters have
cured me-
REV. c. A. WILDWOOD, New York City
had lost all appeute-was so
weak aud enervated could hardly walk, and had
perfect dread of society. The
Plantation Bitters have set me all right
JAMES HEIMINWAY, st. Louis, Mo.
The Plantation Btters have
cured me Of arrangement of the Kidneys and
Urinary Organs, that distressed me for years
They act like a charm
G. Q. MOORE 25i Broadway New York.
Mrs, o. NJ DEVOE, manager of the Union
Home School for Soldiers Children, says she "has
given il to the weak and invalid children under
her charge, with the most happy and gratifying
results" We have received over hundred reams
of such certificates but no advertisement is so ef
fective as what people themselves say of good
article Our fortune and our reputation is at stake
The original quality and high character of these
goods will be sustained under every and all cir
cumstances. They have already obtained a sale
in every town, village, parish and hamlet among
ci'illized nations, Base imitators try to come as
near our name and style as they can, and because
a good article can not be sold as low poor one
they find some support from parties who do not
care what they sell. BE on your guard. See our
private stamp over the cork.
Pm. DRAKE n Co, New York City,
Saratoga spring water, sold by all
Druggists.a
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from a prescription Of SIR J Clarke, M
d., IHysicidh Extraordinary 10 The Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing In the cure
Of all those painful and dangerous diseases 10
which the female constitution Is subject IL mod
crates all eNcesses and removes all distractions,
nom whatever cause. speedy cure may be
relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
IL is particularly suited II will In a short time
bring ON the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These PiUs should not BE- taken bv FeJnaies dusfpo
the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy as thev
are sure 10 bring on Miscarriage 5af al any other
time they are safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections
Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
eXertion l'apitatiOn of the Heart, Mysteries aud
Whites, these Pills will effect a cure when all
other means have failed and although a powerful
remedy, do not contain iron, ealOmel, antimOny or
anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully preserved.
SOLD by ALL DRUGGIsrs. PRICE, 81 PER BOTTLE.
SPECIAL NOTICE
n Is ne fIfe Qf sBerg odiud5ls Medicine 10 be
COuNrEKFElTED Be cautious, therefore. and sec
that he letters n e NJ" are blOtoR in ne bOtfle and
that each sordpper bears ne FAC SMILES on ne sfg-
natures of O. BALDWLR6 90, and Jon AOSkS
Bay loftAow WAica, none are genuine.
~ Bone Dollar. with Eiphteen Cents for
the sole General Agent for the United States and
British Dominons,
JOB MOSES, 2T Cortlandt ST.. Now York,
win ensure bottle, containing Fifty pills. by
return mail, securely sealed from an observation.
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