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THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
i the Subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Washington county, in the District Of Co.
lumbia, lettes Of adm nistration on the personal
estate Of Ammo Patton, late Of Washington city, ID.
c., deceased. Ali persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit TIE
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber
on or before the LIST day Of June next they may
otherwise bylaw be excluded from all bereat Of the
said estate.
Given 1der my hand this lst day Of June, 1867.
CATHERINE X PATTON,
mark
is3.w3w+ Administrative.
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The Senatorial Excursion Party.
HARRISBURG, Pa, May 3l.-Attorney
General Brewster and Secretary of State
Jordan left here this afternoon with the
excursion party from Philadelphia for the
far West.
altoona, Pa, May 3l.-The excursion
party destined for the Union Pacific rail-
road Eastern Division, which left Phila-
delphia by special train at noon to-day,
have Just reached here. 1t consists OF Con
gressmen Cameron, Of Pennsylvania; Van
Wyck and Latin, of New York; Thomas,
Of Maryland; Nicholson, Of Delaware
Kitchin, of West Virginia, and Stevens,
Of New Hampshire. Also Assistant Secre.
tary Chandler and Assistant Solicitor Ris-
ley, Of the United States Treasury, Mar.
quis De Chambraw, Attorney General
Brewster, Frank Jordan, the leading mer-
chants of Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York, and the representatives Of the
press of these cities. The parties expect
TO reach Fort Harker Kansas, 500 miles
west of st. Louis, next Tuesday, and are
in charge Of S. S. Moore, Of Philadelphia.
OMAHA, Nebraska, May 3l.-The Sena-
torial party arrived here this afternoon,
and will leave for the West at o'clock
tomorrow morning.
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RXCURSIONG

The steamer wAWAsET can be chartered for Rr
oursons to GymoDt and other points on the river AT
reasonable rates. The Grounds aud the Pavilion al
Glymont are In good order for Po-nos and pleasure
parties.
Parties desiring to charter the wawaset ,hould an.
ply at the ona0S Of the Company, foot Of Seventh
street. WIN. d. COLT,
mys PIslidsA tPotomIs Ferry 90,
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Specie for Europe.
New York, June 1.-The export Of
specie to-day amounts to S347 900.
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GALE OF GRASS GROWING ON
= TIE SMITHSONIAN GROUNDS.
OFFICE PuBLic BuILpISGs, CROWDS, AND WORKS,
Car roL or THE UNITED hTArEs, J
wAsHlSdToN, May 30, 1867.
Will be sold at public auction, by W l.. WALL
co. , Auetionsers, on WEDNESDAY EVENING. June
g. At O'Clock. y M, under thu direction Of Brevet
Brissdisr General NJ. Miohler, U. 8. A, about (i2
forty two acres Of prime Grass, growing on Ressrva-
tion No. q known as the Smithsonian Or unds.
Tho Grsss must be cut and removed of the grounds
within (30) thirty days from the day Of sale.
Terms cash, jeS ~
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THE ELECTIONS.
CONSERVATIVE UNION NoMI-
y NATIONS.
For City Collector.
FRANCIS hoEKRHANY. .".4aT
For City Register.
SAMUEL 3. DOUGLASS.
w,. fGt Sit gya sssy:ySr.
First ward.
For Alderman.
WIN. b. MAGRUDBR.
For Common Council.
SAMUEL 7. DRURY.
ANDRtw CARROLL.
SAMUEL v. NILES.
Second Ward.
for Alderman.
JAMES W. BARKER.
For Common Council.
ALLISON Major, in.
WIN. THOMAS
SAMUEL A. PEUdH.
GEORGE ". HARDNESS.
Third ward.
THOMAS LEWIS.
GEoRGE 7, LANGLEY.
W. E. brown.
b. T. MoRsELL.
Fourth Ward.
For Aldermen.
ASBuRY LLOYD, dong tsrn)
W. W. MOORE, short tsrm.l
For Common Council.
WIN II. NALLEY.
JAMES p. MOORE.
For Assessor.
R. B. OWENS.
FIN ward.
For Alderman.
GEORGE '. GULIck.
Ror Commoa Council.
wM; A; MuLLoY;
sixth ward.
wM. TALBERT.
For Common Couneif.
GEOkGE W. MILLER
WALTER b. D0Bs0N.
JAMES N. DALTON.
For Assessor.
ARTHUR O. HUMPHREY
Seventh Ward. d.
For Alderman.
THOMAS 4. LLOYD.
For Common Council
GEORGE WRIGHT.
SAMUEL GEDEBY.
w. U. WAbhhh. JeI-d
THE REPUBLICAN WILL PLEASE
l. ANNOUNCE The FOLLOWING TICKET FOR
THE FIRST WARD:
For Alderman
DIR. WIN. b. hAGRUDER.
For Common Council
SAMUEL V. NILES.
SAMUEL T. DRURY
ANDREW CARROLL. mySO.t,
THIRD WARD CONSERVATIVE
l. TICKET.
For Alderman
THOMAS LEWIS.
For Common Council
B. FRANK MORsBLL.
GRoRGE 7. LANGLEY.
WILSON B. BROWN. mySo.te
THIRD WARD REPUBLICAN
TICKET.
For Alderman
JOHN r. ELVANs.
For Common Council
RICsARD J. BEALL.
NATHAN D. CLARKE.
THOMAS c. CONNOLLY.
Secretary Third Ward rh RspsSIIsss
myso.4t N''''-A VIM
A T A MEETING OF THE VOTERS
"A Of the FOURTH WARD, held at the City Hal,
day 18th, the following tiotet was nomin aied
FOURTH WARD
DEMOCRATIC AND CoSsHRvATIyB Usros TCKET.
F.: Aldermen
AsBURY LLOYD, lsns tsrmJ
WIN W. MOORE, (shOrt term)
For Council-
wM. Il. NALLRY,
ROBERT BALL,
ILNRs +. MOORE,
For Assessor
my2S-te RICHARD D. OWENS,
ERESH ROASTED COFFEE,
iitK,N AMI yrno M, sroEpvy iSs DAY:
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Arrival OF Artemus Wards Re.
mains.
New YoRK, June The remains Of
Artemus Ward (Chas. F. Browne reached
here last evening by the steamer Deutsch.
land, and will be conveyed to Maine for
interment
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Te1S2raDh.



LONDON, May 3l.-In the case of the
United States against Prioleau, the appeal
OF Prioleau has been admitted by the
court.
In the House Of Commons tonight
another division took place on the reform
bill. An amendment was proposed by the
liberals requiring that borough shall have
a population Of not less than ten thousand
in order to be entitled to q seat in the
House Of Commons. The division resulted
in victory for the liberal party, who car
ried their amendment by q majority OF one
hundred and twenty-seven.
BERLIN, May 3l-Evening.-In the Prus-
sian Parliament to-day the bill adopting the
new constitution Of the North German
Confederation passed its second reading.
CoRK, May 3l.-The trial Of Condor be-
fore the special commission has resulted
in the acquital Of the prisoner.
MADRID, May 3l.-The owners Of the
steamship Tornado have succeeded in OBJ
tanning q new trial OF their case in the
superior court Of Spain.
LIVERPOOL, May 3l.-The steamship
Erin, Of the National Steam Navigation
Company's Line, from New York on the
18th instant, has arrived at this port.
LONDON, June 1-Noon.-Cons 96i; U.
8. 5.20's, 70.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, June l-Noon.-Cotton is
frmer; Middling Uplands, ll4all 4; sales Of
10000 bales. Corn, 37s. Sd. California
wheat, l4s. Provisions unchanged. Spirits
turpentine, 34s. Cd.
LONDON, June Ia p. m.-Consol,, oct;
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81 The Gravest MaIadies of Youth and
BARLr hASHooD.-Howard Association Essays. on
the Physiology Of the Passions, and the Errors
Abuses and Diseases peculiar to the frst age Of man
with Reports on new methods Of treatment en-.
ployed In this Institution. Sent In sealed letter en-.
vslopss, free Of charge. Address, DR.. J. sKILLIH
HoUdHToN, Howard Association, PhilAdsipbia.
Penn. myl7-9m
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as- Boar Of Trade. - An Adjourned
MsErING OF THE BOARD OF TRADE OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA will be held at their
Rooms on MONDAY EVENING, June 8, 1867, at
o'clock. N. sARDo, ssc'y. |,
j.l.a tstar, Int, ChrOn.l
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81 Free to Everybody.-A large o PIP.
Circular, giving information Of the greatest import.
anos 10 the young Of both sexes
II teaches how the homsly may become beautiful
the despissd respected, and the forsakan loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
their Address, and rseeivs . copy postpaid, By re-
turn mail Address p. o. Drawsr,2l,
mhls-d&wly Troy, ~.
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FOR SALE on RENT

OOMS TO LET-PURNISHED
IL and UnfurnLshAd, Large and Small, at prices
to suit the Hmes at 4S2 PENN aniA avenue near
the United States Hotel. my29-3t
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NEW STEAMBOAT LINE,
IN For Passengers and Freight r.ySlE-h
from Washington to the mouth OF the .lEzsEiflA.ks
Potomac and Norfolk
The steamer nj LIVINGSTON, Captain Thomas
LRwleT, will leave Washington at seventh Street
Wharf, at o'clock Tuesday MORNING,
FOR NORFOLK,
Making all the Wharf Landings on the Potomac
river, arriving at Norfolk on WEDNESDAY MORN
ING, and leaving that Port for Washington and
WhGryes on the Potomac, WEDNESDAY, at p. m,
touching, going and IstuIning, at Fortress Monroe
On FRIDAY MORNING the steRmer will leave her
Wharf, foot Of Seventh street for the
MOUTH OF THE POTOMAC,
And will make all the Land ne WharveB on both
sides OF the river returning 10 Washington at 8 D.
m SUNDAY EVENING, touching at the same and,
ings.
Pare from Washington to Norfulk, Including berth,
Is, Hye dollars. Meals extra
For rtheT particulars In relation to Passengers or
Freight, oily to ComPany's Produce Wharf, foot Of
CAPS. THOMAS sTACKPoLE,
Mthe Produce Wharf, Washington.
Hooe weddeTburn warehouse, AlsxAndra,VA.
Kimberly Brothers War Hhouse' NoHoik' Va
my2I.u
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NOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS,
IL with OF without Board, at reasonable rates
S4 street, between Eighth and Ninth Convenient
to Patent Lad Post Ofhees. my25-6t
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KNOW thy DESTINY.

Madame z. F. Thornton, the great English As
trologlst c1airvoyantand Psychometrici,n, who has
astonshed the scientific classes of the Old World,
has now located herself at Hudson, N. Y. Madame
Thornton possesses such wonderful powers Of Sec
ond sight, as to enable her to impart knowledge Of
the greatest importance to the single OF married Of
either sex. While in state of trance she delineates
the very featufes of the person you are to marry
and by the aid OF an instrument Of intense power,
known as Il g Psychomotrope guaranteesto produce
life-ke picture of the future husband or wife of
the applicant together with date OF marriage, posi-
tonin fife, leading traits Of character, &C. This is
no humbug, as thousands of testimonials can assert
She will send when desired certified certheale or
written guarantee, that the picture is what 1t pur.
ports to be- By enclosing small lock Of hair, and
stating place of birth. age, disposition and complex
ion, and enclosing fifty cents and dstamped envelope
addressed to Yourself you will receive the picture
and desired information by return mail Allccmmu-
nications sacredy confidential. Address in conf:
dence, Madame E. F. Thornton, p o. Box 223,
Hudson, MY. i Feb IA, 1867 ~.
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A Horrible AFFAIR.

On Saturday morning last, an affair
came to light in tho Seventh ward,
west Of the river, which, for barbarity
and horror, exceeds anything we ever
reeolleet 20 have heard of in civilized
community. A family named Black
burn had u child--a daughter, some
seven years Of age--(the step child of
Backburn), whom the parents had
for some time past, tortured in the most
horrible manner beating her with
clubs, bruising aud cutting the flesh,
and almost fraeturing the skull But,
horror OF horrors, the inhuman wretch
es held the poor child's hands to the
stove until they were severely burn.
cd | The neighbors hearing the child's
screams, intorfered, and had Black.
bum and his wife arrested, and taken
to tho City Prison, The child was
carried in the arms of a lady to St.
Francis Hospital, in the Medical Col
logo, At first, il Nas thought sho
could not recover, but since then she
has been recovering, though she will be
MANNED for life. There are other
cruelties and torturos connected with
this affair, totally unfit for the col
umns of newspaper, and we cannot
mention them.
Tue inhuman parents manifested
&ud still manifest, stoical Indifference
to their brutal, savage coaduoC. The
excitement across the river against
them was intense; and the prompt in.
terierence Of officers oaly prevented
summary punishment. As il was,
Blackburn was severely beaton by
some young m en- in tho Foundry where
he worked.
The parties were arraigned before
Mayor Bull on Tuesday afternoon,
where large and indignant crowd
had assembled. Messrs Mann, Pros
ocuting Attorney, and II. M Albety,
appeared for the State, and Mr.. Della.
ney, (being assigned by the Mayor,)
appeared for the defense. An oxamin.
alton was waived, aud bad in $4,000
each being required, the parties were
to await the action Of the
Grand jury next month.
The feeling Of indignation in the
city, scarce kaew any bounds. Wol
are glad, however, TO record the fact
that no farther attempt at punishment
was made, other than that already sta
ted.
n is rumored that tho child has
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pemoern,io sentiment.

Tho New York. Day Book is an ora :
Gle with the democratic press, furnish
ing many Of its editors with leading
articles, and being moro extensively
copied from by them than any other
paper except Brick Pomcroy's delecta-
bic sheet, and specially recommended
to the democracy as teaching tho doc.
trine on which the faith of the party
shall rest. We remark, in reference to
this Day Book, that it is ono of the vii
est sheets in the country--ls an open
advocate CT murder and rebe llion, and
is enipcntly slow flung" in all its
ways. abundant proof could be Civ
en- that It's character is thus truly de-
picted. A single extract will tell the
story. Speaking of the original aboIi-
tionlsts in this country, the Day Book
says:
"When they first appeared in our
midst, the natural instincts of the mass
es were so outraged that they rose up.
everywhere in tho North, lynched
them. beat them with rotten eggs, and,
had they not been restrained by the
educated classes tho people would
have massaered them, or, at all events,
driven them from American soil.
What fatality that they were pre-
vented from doing this. Ii the healthy
instincts of the people mad been per-
mitted to act. and Garrison and some
hundreds or so of his followers had
been massacred, this terrible manifes.
tation of justice might have been saw
ed and most probably would have
been saved, the half million Of lives
since then sacrificed TO the beastly
idol of Mongrelism. They truly for
teited their Hves rhen they proposed ITO
abolish Siavery" and, a fe,o years hence.
there ,CW not be one man or womon ir'
these States that iiH deny the p Uect
truth Of this assertion. "
This is very plain talk, but It seems
that it is orthodox in tho estimation of
Mr.. VALLANDIGHAM, and democratic
editors generally, and such as thoy are
anxious should be received by his par
ty as purely democratic.
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CLIPPINGS,

The population of Kansas increased
so 900 last year.
Nearly hundred daily papers arc
now published in this country in quar-
TO form.
The coal trade Of Pennsylvania was
last year worth over sixty-seven and a
half millions of dollars
H B. Claain & Co., of Now York,
sold $72, 900, 900 worth of dry goods
last year.
Compound interest notes of the val.
ue of over fifteen million dollars have
been cancelled since July.
Atlanta (Ga.) papers say that on an
average at least thousand negroes a
week pass through that city gong
West.
The Ways and Means Committee
have voted almost UNANIMOUSLY against
any reduction in the tax on whisky.
Fayette county has under contract
ABOUT elgnSy m,leS " " iurnP.Ho, =, ~ @ pelng s
cons.ruc'eu u"ue' '"e '"~ PUSS0a i1S'
winter
/ The sccessionism of Maryland has,
stirred up Congress to make move
mens lor Tue m renova. 70 y = vi .ng Nava'
Acaue'ly " sou0 uiofo pu'f'o''p neigu'
oornQ0u'
Within the last ten years 1884 lives
have been lost by accident in the Eng
ish coal mines.' or this number LILO
were from eAp''s''"s % Afe uA"p
Molie Trussel, of Chicago, convicted
of killing her paramour and having
served Just ono mouth OF ber term OF
imprisonment has beon pardoned by
Governor Oglesby.
The wife OF General Sicilles, who be-.
came noted some years ago, IN con.
nectlOn with tho killing OF Philip Bar
ton Key, died in New York on the 9th
instant. as5
.,,ou an, b;mso,f v;4h l.oo,;,
~, ,,;,,; a ieno% ~ ,hn o,har 10, omd ;asenod ~
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NEBRAsKA.-The bill for the admis.
sion Of the State of Nebraska into the
Union is now law, having been pass.
ed by both Houses Of Congress over
the Presidential Veto Nothing but
the ratification by the territorial logis.
laturo OF tho condition of universal
suffrage, and the official proclamation
Of the President, ia now necessary to
complete tho admission, upon which
the Republican strength in tho Senate
will bo increased two votes.
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To Teachers and Patrons OF Public
Echo0ia

bChOOAb.
] would call the attention OF all who
are interested in the success of Public
Schools in Fairfield county, and in the
good workof education in. general, to
the efforts being put forth by tho
Teachers Of Bloom township, in behalf
of Teachers Institute in their midst.
Such an organization was inaugurated
on the 9th Of Nov 1866, by the Teach.
ers of the above township, with the
intent that they should meet occasion.
ally for the purpose of consulting as to
the most efficient methods of instruc-
tion, and government in our public
schools to the end that the great cause
of edu cation might DO furthered among
them. The organization has already
had three regular meetings. They
were occasions not only of pleasure,
but profit The last meeting of the
season will be held at Lithopolis on
the 23d inst, and efforts are being
made to make the entertainment an.
interesting one to all. A lecture will
be delivered by Prof Reinmund, Su-
perintendent of the Public Schools at
Lancaster, on methods OF Instruc-
ton and IN the evening on "The
Work and Value of the Publio School,
subjects in which all the friends of
education should feel deep and lively
interest. The long experience Of Prof.
Reinmund in teaching will make bis
lectures'not only interesting, but prot.
table. An address will be delivered
during the session, by W. NJ. Hartford,
Principal of the Lithopolis Public
School, on "The Human Mind" ADJ
dresses will also be made by Messrs.
D. Cole, J. w. Artz, and Ii. flicbols,
on topics Of educatiGnl interest. All
lovers Of literary fsasts, and sound
doctrine, are cordially invited to at.
tend All teachers especially are urged
TO be present The exercises will com.
mence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
j, HORACE GROVE,
chm EG Com.
Lithopolis, Feb. o. 1867:
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WONDERFUL BUT TRUE.

MADAME REMINGTON, the world-renowned AS
trologist and Somnambullstc Clairvoyant, while in
cairvoyant state delneaes the very features Of the
person you are to marry, and by ead of aninsru.
ment Of intense power, known as the Psyehomo-
trope, guarantees to produce perfect and fe.like
picture of the future husband or wife Of the app-
cant with date ofmarriage, occupation, leading traits
OF character &c. This is no imposition, as testimo-
mails without number can assert. By stating place
of BIRTH dispositon, color OF eyes and hair, and
enclosing fifty cents and stamped envelope address,
ed YOURSELF you will receive the picture by return
mail, together with desired information.
pTAddress inconfdence, Madame Gertrude Rem
ington, p. %. Box 2o7, West Troy, NY.
Feb. IA, 1867, ly
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LithopoIis, Feb. 8. 1867.

GARRETT DAVIS RE ELECTED SENATOR.
The Kentucky Legislature have
botched enc job. After weeks Of trav.
all to elect man to represent Ken
lucky in tho Senate the Rebels and
Conservatives fused and brought forth
that windy specimen, Garret Davis,
as the Representative of Kentucky in
the United States Senate for Six years
from tho fourth of March next. Vir-
ginia ought now to adopt tho Consti
tutional Amendment and send henry
A, Wise to the Senate. Davis and h2
nigh. possibly render the country
service by talking each other to death.
HlneSDiHe Courier.
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Colonel Darlington, (says the Gin
ninnati Commercially with the head
quarters of the Eighteenth Infantry,
Major Morris commanding escort, arr
rived at Fort Laramie on Saturday,
from Fort Phil Kearney, en- route TO
Fort Mcpherson, his new headquar-
ters. On the. .7th, Colonel CarringtOn's
revolver struck his saddle and dis
charged, woundiug him in the thigh,
tho ball passing near the femoral ar
terry. On his arrival, Surgeon Schell
removed the ball, saving amputation.
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1O-A cotempora-y suggests that the
Democracy Of Ohio nominated their
State ticket eight months before tho
election, in emulation of the man who
said when he died he wanted TO starvo
TO death, so as to have long die of IL
Their case is moro like that OF the
fellow who took rrn Of Ave miles TO
jump the Mississippi, and who, whom
he got to the shore, was too much OK.
bausted TO stand up, "lot alone" jump,
ing.
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WANT TO DE LICKED AoAIN.-It
having been stated that such mon as
Colfax, Wade, Morton, Wilson and
Boutwell, will canvass tho State of
Tennessee during the ensuing polit-
cal campaign, Memphis paper says
they musn't come there or "there will
be bloodshedi' The same sort of fell
lows, seven years ago, threatened
"bloodshed' ifLncoln should be elect.
ed--and who got the worst Of it2
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AcouITTAL OF Hon, G. @. CULVER
A dispatch from Franklin, Pa, dated
the 9th inst, states the trial of G. @.
Culver was concluded on that day, and
that the jury, after short absence,
relurnod.a . verdict of not guilty, aud
that the prosecutor, John Dafiield, pay
the costs. The verdict was received
with demonstrations of applause by
the audience ia court, and causes gem
erRl rejoicing.
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SOLDIERS. Soldiers who havo serv.
ed in the armies OF the Union, chill.
dren, mothers, everybody that has got
bad Cold, Group, Whooping Cough,
or is troubled with any lung or throat
complaints, we advice you TO use Goes
Cough Balsam, the cheapest and best
cough preparation in the world.
And when you have the Dyspepsia,
OF are troubled with Constipation
the great cause of III health--or any
trouble Of the stomach or bowels, use
Coos Dyspepsia cure immediately.
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nirA Young LADY retnrninn I

RarA YOUNG LADY returning to
her country home, after Osolourn Of a few months
in the City was hardly recognized by her friends
In place of acoarse, rustic flushed face, she had
soft rroy complexion Of almost marble smoothness
and instead of twentythree she really appeared but
eighteen Upon inquiry as to the cause of 30 great
change, she plainly told them thnt she used the
Ciroassian Balm, and considered II an inyalua-
bleaeq'nston to any Lady toilet. BY its use any
Lady or Gentleman can improve their personal ap-
Pearance an hundred fold. 1t is slmplen its tombi-
nation, as Nature herself Is simple, yet unsurpassed
in IFS efficacy in drawing impurities from, also heal
ing, cleansing and beautiyng the skin and complex
ion By its direct action on the cuticle 1t draws
from it all its impurities kindly healing the same,
and leaving the surface Nature intended II should
bc, clear, soft smooth and beautiful. Price ST. sent
by Mail or Express, on receipt of an order by
W T. CLARK 4 Co. Chemists
No. West Fayette st., Syracuse. MY.
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Feb. IA, 1867, ly.