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AsTRoLOGY.
The World Astonished!
At the wonderful Revelations made by the
GREAT PSYCHOLOGIST.
Madame H. A. PERRIGO.


CHE REVEALS SECRETS NO MORTAL EVER
y knew. She restores TO happiness those who.
from doleful events, catastrophes, crosses In love.
loss OF relations ana friends. loss OF money. &C.. have
become dependent. She brings together those long
separated. gives information concerning absent
friends or lovers restores lost or stolen property,
tells you the business you arc best qualified TO pur.
sue and IN what you will be most successful, CAUSES
speedy marriages and tells you the very day you VIII
marry, gives you the name. likeness and character
istics Of the person. She reads your very thousnts.
and by her almost supernatural powers uhyelIs me
dark and hidden mysteries Of the iutuLe; from tne
stars we see In the armament emAenc staIs inst
overcome or predominant In the eonhSufatlon.
nom the aspects and positions OF the planets ana
Inc dxed stars In the heavens at the time OF olitr.
snc deduccs the future destiny OF man. Fan not to
consult the greatest Astrolosist on earth; II costs
YOU but a tribe, and you may never again nave 50
Adorable an opportunity. Consultation Zee, with
iitsness and all desired Information, VI. Parties
living Al 4 distance can consult the Malame by mall
vi;h eousl Mfsty and satisfaction TO themselves, as
n In psrson, A full and explicit chart written out.
s.ttS si Inquiries answered and likeness enclosed.
.snt by mall on receipt OF price above mentioned.
1The s%tf,ctest secrecy Will be maintained. and all COR
rsanondence returned or destroyed. References OF
~ hIsher order furnished those desiring them.
WS,ts Sislnly the day OF the month and year In
which You were born, enclosing 4 small lock or hair.
ISdrem. MADAME II. A. PERRIGO,
apSly P. o. Drawer 293. Buffalo, N. Y.
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sna' ge S9n NJ easy -. ntm,
ory asn noiains, Sor.ness. corner non'sonery
", 3 IN ~ a., sos, = .,.,r. an,r.nca on
w. =, ~, =, nV9t,u y"
ei'nor montgomery OF sacramen' s'roses'
Dr p.rrau,t,. ,tpdt.. h.v, be.n almost erclu.
sively deyoted 70 tns cure OF .uo Various .olTs oi
nervous Gna fnyhea Deo'nty, sne Lrsa''so ~.
furious habits acquired In youtn, wnicn usually
terminate In impotence and sterility, ana perma'
ncntly induce all the oncomitants OF OLD age.
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Board OF equalization.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Board Of Trustees NIL peet asa Board OF
EoualirstIon, to,eoualiIe The taxable property
within the Corporate limits Of the town, on
MONDAY, August 18th /; D and alt from 9 to8
o'clock n. N, each day. for one week, or until the
bu,lnesa OF Equalization 10 disposed OF The
Assessment Roll - now open for inspeetoni at
The ofies Of Judge Robinicp,l ,,s,v go,
Clerk ofthe BoaraSf Ttustsea
,GeiaHnl. AUG. s 1880. Haus-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RuT TRUE.

MADAME REMINGTON. the woris.renowned
Asirologist aud Somnambulistic Clairvoyant, while
In a elairvoyant state, delinsates the very features OF
the person you are 10 marry. and by the aid Of an
OF intense power. known as the Psychic
mOtrope. guarantees to produce a perfect and life
like picture OF the future husband or wife Of the
applicant, with date Of marriage. occupation. lead
ing traits Of character, &c. This Is no imposiion,
as testimonials without number can asseStn BY
stating place Of birth, ase, disposition, eolorof cyss
and hair, and enclosing any cents, and s~tampedc1S
yelope addressed 10 yourself. you will receive THE
picture By return mail, together with desired inlor-
iuation. Address In confidence, MADAME GERTRUDE
REMINGTON, p. U. Box ~, West Troy, n !.
INAIyl H.N
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And In accordance With the law and m order
of the Board Of Trustees, as many, shares OF
each pareelof said stock. as may be necesIary.
viii be sold at public auction. at the Office Of
The Company, In Gold Hill, on SATURDAY.
the tLirty .frst) 3lst day Of August, 1866, at 3
O'Clock ?, ", d said day, to pay said dsllnqpent
a.se,sment thereon, together With costs or ad.
q. O. MANNING. ssey:
Gold Hi, August ], 1857. .asA q Eazl,td
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nS-A YouSo LADY returning 70 her country
home, arer a soJourn OF q few months IN the city,
was hardly recognized by her friends. In place OF q
coarse, rustic, flushed face. she had q soh ruby com.
plexion OF almost marble smoothfess, and instead
OF twenty-three she really appeared but eighteen.
NE plainly told them that she used the Ctrcunsinn
HAHN, and considered II an Invaluable acquisition
10 any Lady's toilet By Its use any Lady or den-
hundred fold. It Is simple In It's combination, as
Nature herself Is simple, yet unsurpassed 10 It's etii-
cacy 10 drawing Impurities from. also healing. clean
sing and beautlfying the skin anu compleSlon. ~
~ direct action on the cuticIe II druws from II all
It's Impurities, kindly healing the same, aud leaving
the surface as Nature intended % should be, clear,
son, smooth and beautiful. Price 81 sent oy mai
or Express, on receipt OF an order by
w, l.. CLARK h CO.. Chemists.
No, West fayette St, Syracuse, n. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale OF the same.
IanSlyl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-13

Piles.-Those afflicted with the Piles will find
rNrALLiBLE RELiEY by applying personally, or by
letter, TO Dr. Siehel, 40y Pacific street. near Sansome,
or Box syI, Postoidce, San franciseo. ap2s-iy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-13
ExCRLsIOR: EXCELSIOR.
CASTELLAR'S
HAIR
For Renewing superfuou. Hair.

no THE LADIES ESPECIALLY. THIS INyAL.
Il liable depilatory recommends Itself as being an
almost indispensable article to female beauty, II
easily applied. does not burn or injure the skin, but
acts directly on the roots. II Is warranted to re-
any part OF the body, completely, totally and radi.
cally extirpating the same, leaving the skin son,
smooth and natural. This Is the only article used
tory In existence. Price IS cents per package, sent
postpaid. TO any address, on receipt OF an order, by
- BERGER, ShUTTS 4 CO., Chemists,
APPLY IS River ST.. Troy. n. Y
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TO QUARTZ


-& Drn--xv -uu r-o
NJ 4UAH61A ma
AND.
To Miumen
-''T~>
You ar. h-r-by informed tina, e. Old Bu,sch',
shop"l "a Iuat In rpcelpt OF tan tons of the very
Rat kInd on
Uooon 2y Mill bord Timbar
WIIlIams. AZ San Francisco and Sacramento.
y ~ 10 mAn'Nn A"A
p,+,,h,, Oh
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~RRPARATOR CAPILLI.

EoR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD HEADS
L (from whatever canse II may have fallen out
and forcing q growth Of hair upon the face. II has no
equal, II will force the beard 10 grow, upon the
smoothest face In from i've to eight weeks, or hair
upon bald heads In from two TO three months. A
few ignorant practitioners have asserted that there
Is nothing that will force or hasten the growth Of
the hair or beard. Their assertions are false, a.
thousands OF living witnesses Urom their own ex-
p~erience) can bear witness. But many will say, how
are we TO distinguish the genuine from the spurious!
ent Preparations advertised for the hair and beard
arc entirely worthless. and you may have already
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such we would say. try the Reparator Capilli: II
win cost you nothing unless II fully comes up 10 our
Representations. II your Druggist does not keep II.
send us one dollar and we will forward I, postpaid.
together with a receipt for the money, which will be
returned 10 you on application, providing entire
satisfaction Is not given. Address,
w. L. CLARK 4 CO., Chemists,
No. > West Fay,ette Street. Syracuse. n. Y.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISCELLANEOUS ADV bkTlSkMbNIS.
TO THE
NEW REMEDIES, NEW REMRDIssm
DIR. Gibbons Dispensary,
c1c KEARNY STREET

E1S KEARNY STREET
Wv Cor. Commercial. san
Francisco establishedIn 1854,
for the treatment Of sexual
and seminal Diseases such as
Gonorrhea, elect. structure,
syphilis in all its forms, Semi.
nal Weakness, Impotency,
etc. skin Diseases (of years
standing) and blcerated Legs
successfully treated.
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NHlSKERS and
w u ustaches
forced 10 grow upon.
the smoothest face
In hom three 10 ave
weeks by using DIR.
SEVIGNE'S X E.
sTAukATEU II
CAPILLAIRE, the
most wonderful dis
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CRISPER COMA.
~REPARAToR CAPILLI.

Throw away your false ~frizzes. your switches.
your wig
Destructive OF comfort, and not worth a fg:
Come aged, come youthful. come ugly and fAir
And rejoice In your own luxuriant hair.
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Application for Patent.
Notice-No. Ga.

Gold HUI. June 20. 1867. Jy3I.td
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WENDELL PHILIPS AND THE UNITED STATES SUPREME
C1uhT

from the AntSlavery Standard OF this week
or all tho instruments used by the south In old times
the Supreme Court the most evl-intentonei and
the most efficient The people have been bred IN such
serve reverence for Its decisions that whichever party
got possession OF that weapon almost to
quer Its Judges appointed for life and lingering the
bench TO extreme old age-as Sidney Smith said OF
represented the opinion Of former generation. This
department OF the has always been the last
10 come into line With the nation as new eras have
found that this usually formidable weapon had In $780,
lost its power Toe nation swung away from treason
ike Taney's, and the ship Of State moved with up
right keel" stung to Madness the South appealed to
the bullet-unsuccessfuly.
The signs ct Washington indicate that Mr.. johnson
means TO try nnd refuge under the old shelter He
plans evidently to strengthen himself by putting the
army into tho hands OF his friends as far as possible
TO call on Congress Sto be. would SEEM action
Of the judiciary declaring all the reconstruction leslsla
ing check that would be to the nations progress every
on familiar with the history Of the anti.siayery move
succeed in obtaining such decision no one knows
His counsclors evidently count upon II; fear with
too gooi grounds for their trust
Every thoushtfi Il man has anxIousy watched that
tribunal suce 1891. Mr. stevens early saw the
danger In that quarter and was only deferred from
vigorous attempt the danger by the fact that the
appointing power resting with Mr. Lincoln, II seemed
impossible TO any sufficient change In the charac-
who owe their appointment Mr. Lincoln is evidence
enough hoy unwisc and dangerous IL would have been
empowered to bair us as long as their lives ss,ed
Mr.. Johnson's main object Is to confuse public
opinion and divide the ranks Of the republican
party No more cfIectual means could be desired
ihs1 q decision Of the Supreme Court adverse u
Congress. Round such decision would rally all tbs
tmid. tired, weak kneed halfway, compromising anc
dishonest elements which victory has ured into ths
republican rankA Landocked and hampered by sucf
opposition, the reconstruction movement would NOV,
very slowly and nuy forward the youngest OF u.s. Ia
such circumstances, may reach old age before will bt
| ended--in any true sense OF the word.
What measures the radical element In Congress wi
adopt to meet such o contingency time will show. W,
| enireat them 70 remember how much hangs thei
| action. The nation will support Thorn In going, q
Franklin said sto the extreme verge OF their consttu
tiouai power' for means V meet such emergency
/ Solvs popwls spfsma Yer. WENDELL PH1LLiP6.
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VISITING fiaeMES.

Reception Of Eagle Hose Company Of Buffalo
by the New York Firemen's Association.
Last evening the members Of the old Volunteer Fire
Department had the pleasure Of welcoming to city
their brother remen from the western portion Of the
State who intend making shor. stay in the msiropo-
lie. Tho company, Eagle Hose Company n.
b. the we. fSrnH wS them very neat
little ''crab" carriage, painted white, and striped
with gold The company left Buffalo on Monday
by Engine Company No l, where they remained about
four hours, and left at noon for Phil:dslpha Al the
panies who turned out in full Gre rig and gave them
The New York Firemen's Association Of this city, Who
have always extended . greeting to nrsmen OF other
cities, were promptly on hand at pier No. last
svsnns 10 meet when enc the company landed when
they were welcomed In brief speech by
Mr.. Henry Wilson,. President OF the Association;
the above Association and detailed force 0, police,
marched up Broadway to Fourteenth street, thence 70
OF the Association The visitors are fine body OF men,
Numbering sixty, and are equipped In drab coat ana
p,ns by Union cone Band and the follow
ing gues.s:-C. j. Wells Mayor of Buffalo; Hon.
A. 81. Ciar member Of Congress, and Edward Huroert'
After housing the apparatus the Buffalo boys were
csc 1rtad to Ppers, Bieecker Blu dings where boun
fui collation. was in waiting Mr. Henry Wilson gave
them formal welcome in neat and appropriate speech
which responded 70 by Henry Clapp speeches
STATE OF New York, Henry Van RSer, and others
The following the officers Of tho Company-Fors-
man s. Gowans; Assistant, W. II. Kirkhodsr; Trea-
snrer, J. T. Stevenson; Secretary, W. II. Boyer II
was midnight when the Company were escorted
Maiden lane and Broadway, where they will remain dur
ing their sojourn here During their progress route
10 the remen's headquarters and along sixth avenue,
the whole neighborhood beautifully Illuminated and
a delegation from the young ladies' OF the Ninth
ward, headed by Mrs George w. Williams. pre-
scented the company each with beautiful bouquet.
To-day they will meet at two o'clock, and, by special
invitation be reviewed by Mayor Hoffman and the Com
mon Council and visit the Governors They VIII
pay brief visit 10 Hoboksn, crossing Barclay street
ferry about four O'Clock where they will be welcomed
by Hook and Ladder Company No. ]. In the evening
they will visit the theatres On Friday they will visit
several of public institutions and the Central Park,
and will leave FOR home Ia the evening.
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Grant teiegaphsd him to-day to assume the command
ana 70 ace GeneraJ j. Reynolds in coIamand OF lexas
oeherai mower Is a native OF Vermont Out was ap-
pointed from Connecticut He Is understood 10 De
conservative IN his political VIEWS GenerA Key uoias
Is a native OF kentucky
Under instructions from General Candy the post
manaer a. Fayetteville, N c., has issued The fo'iowing
circular 10 reg sers in his district In regard 10 military
officers and others:-
HEADQUARTERS Posr or FAYErrEvLLE }
FAyrrTEyILLE. August 49, ieoI)
CiRcULARl
=, heglers having misconstrued n1 az ho
rea,ing 70 registration, hereby no
oncers OF H,a OF notafes puDlc aud
OF noor turaentne and tobacco entitled 70
register unless Otherwise disqualified.
D' command OF Post Colonel NJ o0ggswsl- WHITNEY,
FIRST Lieutenant 18th Infantry u. g. A. Post Adjutant
will be remembered that each Of the above classes,
and many Others were included in General sheridans
secret orders TO registers the Fifth Military district
The action Of General Candy is approved here.
washington correspondence Of the Boston Advertiser,
Sept 10
the PRESIDENT one day last week. In conversation with
gentleman, spoke OF the Freedmens Bureau in the
most bitter manner charging that not run for the
beneht OF the people, but for radical treason hachers
lie said that General Howard nng the whole South
with neutrality-suspicious. fellows every OF them,
ana called his attention TO General Howards order for
the reduction OF the foiee Of clerks agents &c. and
the Pres den expressed himself greatly grated that
il had been issued
Mr. Fessenden, In letter received by General Lemen
Oh TINS CITY, says that he has written letter and ex
pressed no opinion on the subject OF impeachment He
adds that IL will be time enough for him to express an
opinion when the matter comes before him for action
and his views OF Senator's duty preclude him from
p eakirg now
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which have seebiy attempted to sketch, and which
they laid down their lives sustain, becomes govern
ment OF the whole people.
AT the conclusion OF General Buffers speech the
crowd united In . round Of cheers for him, which he
acknowledged in Q brief speech Of thanks Ex-Presi-
dent Pierce was expected but being unsbs to come he
sent the following letter: ssy
LITTLE Boxs HEAD. Northampton. n u.
Sept ~, 1857
nHsugsES-I am honored by your very Kind note Of the
9TH inst inviting to the festival 70 be held Sails
1uy beach on the 18th inst II would be more agreeable
snsn can well express IL could promise myself the plea
sbss Joining YOU and your friends, who win assemble
asy on the beach where the poet and noble man
pitched lis tent Bud the my health such At
tnat there Is regret say to suppose
ns' wi" Do able 10 do So Very respectfully your frsnds
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
Letters were also read from Whittier, the poet,
Governor Bullock and Others fsgreting their inability
TO be present The festivities are being concluded this
evening with grand ball IN he Atlantic House.
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SHALL NATURE BE SUSTAINED
To give facilitating medicines TO the weak Is about ~
sengibe would be try help TO his feet By
kicking him when he down.
That Of practice Is going out OF fashion, II has neo
many graveyards that people no longer believe In IT,
II strong by nature expect to avoid the
OF disease they must endeayor to acquire the vgof
necessary TO resist IT,
How is this to be donei suggests the use
The great object strengthen the system without
most potent genial Of all vegetable toncs ana aters
tycs UOSTETTER'S STOMACH BlrTERs;
MANY valuable properties combined In this
improves the appetite and renders digestion easy snd per-
feet. x..,.,.
raj of bile prevents constipation without unduly pure
ing bowels gently stimulates the circulation and ~
promoting condition OF the physical system pro-
noes also that which Is the truest indication
~ well balanced condition Of all tho animal powers
Summer leaves both body and the mind less
exhausted Now the time 70 recruit them and thus fore
maarous fevers and other complaints whch pros
trate thousands every fall
New York ofoe s. Dey street.
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NEWSPAPER REPORTS.

General sIckies-A Bit of scandai-The Death
of General t;rtniu-Circular to Registers.
washington correspondence Of the Boston Post Sep.
tember 10
An order was issued on Saturday directing Gsnsrsl
siekes 10 report headquarters In this city between
The II ii and 2Ist OF this month He not called here
10 he consulted in relation 10 Southern AFFAIRS but TO
snsbs him present 10 person some views touching bis
own case for the nnM disposition Of which no action
bss val bean had Tho General may ASK court OF In
auirv bu, be has not yet done 90.
There il an ugly piec OF scandal touching the move
uens of high Treasury ofcal being discussed on the
ssreets to-day The ocor In question 10 said 70 have
rot oolv an elegant psrior but also handsomely fur
nssnsd bedchsmber 10 the Treasury building.
Tho dsain Of General Grimm has necesstated the ap
ocinimsnt N q new commander 10 Nov Orleans until
GENERAL Hancock snail assume command. seniority
sIyes The appointment 70 General Mower. ana General
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THE HARTFORD AND NEW HAVEN aAItaop.

HARTFORD, Conn, sept 1S 1851
Tie annual meeting Of the Hartford and New Aavsn
Railroad held this afternoon, and quarterly div
dend OF Ave per cent declared The income Of the
road for the year ending August 81 1884, thss
the year, after deduc,ng ali the expenses was S643
being an increase OF $4 500 the net earnings OF
last year: The old Board OF Directors have been TeA
elected, excepting Charles NJ Pond Of Hartford who,
takes the place OF Samuel H. Parsons OF Miccetown.
condition
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{ N @ | A n o Il.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE usaAlu.

The Reformers ut Dubliu-A Fenian Dcmon-
.tra,iop-Ths Alabama Questiou-The Em.
psror Napolson's New Gua-Was IL In
:" LoSDoS, Sept. Z, 1907.
Daring this Dull season In London Mr. Edmuad Bsalcs
Mr. Ernest Jones and other leaders OF the reform asa-
lion bavo gone 70 Dublin aud held public meeting
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GEN. SHERIDAN EN- ROUTE FOR WASHINGTON.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE AesAl.,.

CINCINNATI, Sept 1s, 1867,
6o'Ciock p. NJ.
General Phil. Sheridan arrived here this morning en-
route for WASHINGTON. He visited the Merchants Bx~
change noon, where enthusiastically received
This evening he sereuaded 1t the BTSreu House.
He responded In few words Of thanks.
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AFFAIRS IN RICHMOND.

The Vote ON the Railroad SubAcriprion-'
Negroes Forgetting Their Registered Nauiess-
RICHMOND, Sept IS, 1867.
The voting tho subscription to the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad closed to-day without altering tho result
About two hundred black votes thrown out owing
10 the fact that they had forgotten the they
registered by, and handed In votes under different
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Tipping NE w s
flRT or NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER IS. 1857.

Arrived.
Steamship Virgo Buckley Savannah 70 hours, In ballast
TO Murray. Ferris Co.
Brig Lapwng Br) Cremor Bahia, Aug 10, with sugar 70
Jas Elwell
Brig Matron wilson Wilmington, NC, days. with naval
stores, to Jonas Smith a Co.
Schr Baltic, Collins, Elizabethpor for Boston.
Schr Corinthan -, Elzabeihport for Boston.
Schr Evelyn Crowley. Elizabehport for Boston
Schr vassar Jr, Christie, Warcham.
Schr Wharton Watson, Providence.
Wind at sunset sW
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EDWIN BOOTH AND THE BODY OF HIS BROTHER.

BALTIMORE Sept. l6 1867.
Mr.. Edwin Booth Is recovering and 10 now considered
safe from tho threatened OF bis He has made
application again for the remains OF his brother, plead
ing very earnestly, that his mother being very aged,
tho dead body 10 inter IL before she dies.
that OF his distinguished father who buried near
this city. The request has been denied.
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"Canst thou not minister 10 q mind diseased,
And. with some sweet. oblivlous antldote
Cleanse the foul bosom OF the perilous stun


Certainly PLANTATION BiIrERS will do Il when
nothing else will Melancholy, depression hypochondrs.
ins,niy all SPRING ess from diseased stomach.
ana hls PLANTATION BITrERS Is cure for. There
IL no mistake about Dyspepsia, headache duuess esae
and low spirits Yield the health giving and genial In
amencs OF the PLANTATION BIrrERS. ~ you In
who know.
MAGyoLrA WATER, delightful toilet article Superior
tn Cologne a half the price.
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A. The KIug oi Prnssin Hae
named recently Mr.. HOFF, the celebrated Inventor OF
MoFF,s MALT EXTRACT, couseior Of Commerce.
There EXISTS more than 90 agencies in Europe alone.
one hundred already established In the Unted sates
and thousands Of American citizens have been using sncs
ia I'M REDUCTION with great benefit for consumrtion,
Dis spepsis debility OF strength and appetite delicate
&C. Its success Is decided DepoN a4 nfoad-
war, New YORK.