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Ex-Governor Brown, of Georgia, on Re-
construction

IN.
Ex-Governor Brown, of Georgia in a three
col umn letter, rrvIe VS. the political situation
OF the country, advising the people of Georgia
20 sccept lie terms imposed by the bill re-
Gently passed by both houses Of Congress He
says:
IL consider it the duty ef the Governor of
Georgia to call the Legislature together with =
out delay, and To recommend the passage OF an
act lallIng convention OF the people of thI
state 10 SO change our State constitution as to
provide for universal suffrage, in conformity
10 the measure which has passed Congress
known as the Sherman amendment, aud to
provide for the early election OF a Legislature
which VIII adopt The constitutional amend
meht IN accordance with said requirement
We now have the assurance of Congress i'm
the passage OF this bill, that this bill snall set
lie he question of our admission. We shall
never get better terms. Let US comply with
them, and be ready 10 be presented in the next
Congress as soon as possible. / respectfully
suggest that the people of the several coun-
ties or TINS State VINO favsr the proposed
acuon mold public meetings with as little
deiaY as possible, and urge upon the Gov
ernor TO convene the Legislature and recon-
mend them 10 take prompt action. The Gov
.TnCr and Legislature were elected before the
rhnsutulonal amendment was proposed, and
! iespec'iplly submit that il is their impera.
I'VE duty in the present condition OF the
country 10 take the necessary steps to refer this
question To the people al the ballot hox The
most "plrOprt1te mode Of doing this is to order
al election al delegates TO a convention to act
upon tht proposition now submitted by Con-
HEfes' us they cannot Win prOBriety refuse
n the people demand il. Let the people speak
III we reject the terms proposed IN the Sher-
man bill confess see no nope for the future
should we accept them 1 trust the example
of Georgia may be folio wed oy the other STATES
and that TINS yexed question may soon be per-
manently settled upon the best terms which
we may ever be anle 10 get l am aware OF the
rapdlfy ofthe changes which we are required
10 make. and Of the natural prejudices which
our people entertain against negro suffrage
but we should not forget In yielding TO an in
eYitable necessity that these people were raised
among us and naturally sympathse with us
Their conduct during the war proved this If
then we treat them kindly, pay them their
wages promptly, and in all respects deal fair
~ by them, We shall rarely have cause TO COM
pialn OF Their refusal 10 respect our wishes or
consult our interests at the ballot box. As the
questions which l have discussed are of vital
importance TO the whole country, and a do
not wish 10 be misunderstood or misrepre-
sented. respectfully request OF the editor of
each newspaper who comments upon nv let
ter TO give IL entire to his readers. This is due
alike TO me and 10 the publicn
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VIRGINIA. Reconsrructton Increment Gov
Perpoint tof Virginia, has moved In earnest on
the subject Of reconstruction under the ueu act
OF Con gress, and there is every probability that
he will have a decided majority Of the General
Assembly with him. 1t is now generally De-
lieved that bill will be passed calling con-
vention OF the people, and accepting negro
suffrage upon the terms OF the bill. Leading
secessionists, both in and out of that body, are
bitterly opposing the Governor. A large num-
ber OF members OF both heuses assembled in
the Senste Chamber Saturday evening and sent
an earnest reg uest 10 the Governor TO attend
place and made a short but effective address
In which be advised the representatives OF the
people TO counsel them to conform TO the terms
OF the new reconstru uction bill or il would be
enforced upon them in d manner less accent
able. There seemed to be u general concnr-
renee in his views, and the members present
evinced desire TO effect harmony as far as
possible under the circu instances -
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hSS MARKRITERs. 1Oc

7th street.i hFPRorE!.rs 69s (7th street.
BEAU AUTiFUL AND USEFUL COkBIYED
PAINTINGS ANb ENGRAVINGS
limited but choice selections of Oil Paintings
Engravinss. Chromos, wreaths, Baskets Of Flow.
eTs, &c, appropriately framed.
OVAL PIOTURE FRAMES
rich and varied assortment frsm the best man.
ufacturers In the country embracing W asqt. I'm.
itatiOn Rosewood. all Gilt, Rustic and Carved
Frames: Passepartouts, Gard Frames, &C.
PICTURE COED AND TASSELS WALNUT
n,. BRACKRTS, &c.
Picture Cord and Tassels ell sizes and colers,
Eing Nails, Walnut Brackets, Esssls. &c.
PAPERnAHGlEGs AND WINDOW SHADES
"A beautiful variety OF these goods, embracing the
richest designs of Gilt Embroidered Parlor Pat
terms In the bistrst, with well asserted stock OF
the cheaper grades, with O large variety of Win
dow Shades, different etzss and oelors.
Orders fer Window Shades and Paperhang ngS
Eanctuslly filed, in city or country.
large portion OF the above Goods we're made
specially to order, believing the best the che PEST
and aiming e hesI that class Of Goods respect
fully invite the Public TO fnspect and COMPARE our
Terms 1ncdytably oasA.
J. MARKRITEh, No. SO 7th street.
dc Is -2mH Eight doors above Odd Felows' Hall.
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|On Friday night the Sc wing machine es-
tablshment OF Grover Baker. in New York,
sustained damage OF $4,000 by fire, bat was
fully insured.
STo terminate a dogs suffering a man in
ST. LOUIS struck it over the had with q re-
volver which discharged q ball into his own
body, killing him instantly.
~Howard Fletcher, who shot Mr.. Stewart
at President Johnson's reception in Ind ana
polls, Ind, last September. has just BEEN con-
victed of murder in the second degree, and
sentenced 10 two years imprisonment.
nNA writer says that the happiest period
q mans life 10 that Of his courtship. such aa
announcement puts the happiness Of married
life on the descending scale. rr.
~The reunion Of the different Methodist
bodies in England, the Uhitea States aaa Gan
ada has been declared desirable by neayIv All
their Conferences, but not much has been done
TO accomplish It.
~The Virginia legislature are about 20 a.
tasiish an Industrial College. which the R,eh.
mond press want located there.
~A cut finger is best protected sy being
encaeed with rag moistened with flour and
water; this will harden and remain nru uli
the healing is complete.
~Commerce street, In Montgouery, Ala
was the scene OF personal coanict one day
last week. fwopoliticisns fired twelve shots
AZ each ether and wounded one-lamppset.
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PROTEST AGAINST EMIGRATION TO
BRAZIL.-Thomas X. Beecher sends a hearty
remonstrance from Rio de Janeiro against any
further emigration OF mechanics and laborers
from the United States to Brazil. He says
those that are already there are in q condition
of great distress, as IL is impossible for them 10
compete with the slaves and cheaper working
men in doin the ordinary labor OF the coun-
try. A well.managed colony, he thinks,
might succeed, but for solitary poor men il is q
poor place.
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BRRECH- LOADING ARHs-On last Thursday
the New York military board appointed to
examine breech loading arms continued its
sessions. They tried the PouItney gun, which
fired 90 balls in seven minutes and twelve
seconds, and penetrated thirteen one-Inch
planks, placed side by side. The Josiyn
swinging breech gun fired 90 balls in eight
minutes and eleven seconds, and penetrated
eleven planks. The Josyln cap gun fired 90
balls in seven minutes and forty i've seconds
and penetrated eleven planks.
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~The Belfast Age reports . remarkable
case. Rev. Joseph Higgins, Of Thorndike,
aged 81 years, and his wife, Mrs. Bstsey Hig-
gins, aged 90 years, both died on the 5th Of
February, and within ten hours of each other,
by no special sickness except the gradual
breaking down Of old age.
~Abraham Sxaats. aged 76, CON mltted
suicide In Hartford, Conn, Thursday, BE-
cause his name had been connected oy rumor
with an affair Of scandal.
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~ An opinion was delivered on Monday
bv the Supreme Court OF New York, n refer
ence TO the power of the judges OF the State
courts 10 interfere in discharging enlisted men
from the army on writs OF habeas corpus,
under plea OF minority, declaring that while
il IL the opinion that these courts might have
authorized such discharges prior 70 the pas
sage Of the Acts Of Congress OF 1853 and 1854,
that power no longer remains.
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5OO O0O GRAPE VINE OUTINGS FOE

FROM KENDALL GREEN VINEYARD.
CONCORD, the NEST valuable Grape In the
country N0RTON's VIRGINIA, OATAWBA
kEBECOA. DIANA, HARTFORD PROLIFIC.
with many other choice kinds. at 81 % por Ion
cuttings, or $40 per w, warranted all good
wood aud true TO name. Carefully packed and
shipped to any address on remitta nee
EaIly orders solicited.
J. PEAksON'S Fruit Store,
fe 6-lm 19l Sth str aet
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DOR1ABLR
STEAM ENGINES,

Combining the maximum Of efficiency. durability
and economy, with the minimum Of weight md
price. They ere widely and favorabiy known
more than 500 being in use. All warranted satas'
factory, ne sale. Descriptive circulars sent on
]. O. H0ADLEY 4 co..
fe 8-soSD Lawrence, Aas0.
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BOOTS, SHOES, d..

STERLING BILLS for sale In u1as to suit pu r.
y cbasers.
Highest market price paid for AMERICAN
GOLD.
LEWIS JOHNSON 4 co Bankers,
IL 7-u 2y2 Penna
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THE NEW CONFEDERATION BILL.


An advance copy of tue Confederation bill
TO be introduced into the Imperial Parliament
bas been received. The name of the United
Provinces is TO be the Kingdom OF Canada.
The Federal Legislature will be STYLED the
To be styled the Senate, and the lower House
the House of Commons. The local legislatures
TO be know. as the Provincial Legislatures of
Ontario. Quebec, Nova Scotia and New
brunswick, respectively Ontario, formerly
Upper Canada, 20 have but one chamber, TO be
known as the Legislative Assembly OF Ontario
The other Provinces have each a Legislative
Council and House OF Assembly. The Speaker
OF the senate Is 10 be appointed by the Crown,
and Is TO have power to create six additional
Senators be yond the stipulated seyenty-two,
In the event OF necessity. The House Of Com :
mons is to consist OF one hundred and eighty
enc members; eighty two from Ontario, sixty
and fifteen from New Brunswick. The @ ueen .
representative presiding over the ew kln gdom
is TO retain the title OF Governor General, with
Lieutenant Governor, TO be appointed by tho
Government is to be at Ottawa, subject TO tn e
royal prerogative; Toronto, Quebec. Halifax
and Fredericktown TO be- the seats OF the local
renee to Halifax is to be commenced six months
after the union, and completed within three
years. Provision is made for the admission
Island. Ruperts Land, Northwest Territory,
Parliament OF Canada shall deem equitable.
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COLGATE A co g
w n Il 8 O A p

1 / o P.
Recommended for CHAPPED HANDS and for general
TOILET use during COLD WEATHER. II may be
obtained OF all druggists and fancy goods dealers
feb 9eoly
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~Sixty Catholic priests have arrived at
New Orleans, TO open schools for the freed
men.
SThe Missouri Legislature is considering
the propriety OF admitting women to the State
University.
~The average money value OF every Eu-
ropean emigrant reaching this country is
5000.
D-Shad are considered dear In Wilmington,
N. g., at a dollar pair.
0In the forty years from 1920 to 1860, we
took from Europe Asia. III emigrants.
"The name OF Surratt is one of the oldest
In Maryland The Surratts were French
Catholics IN Lord Baltimore's time.
1Uold feet injure the gel neral health; cool
head Is a valuable possession; a cold shoulder
is something that has to be occasionally en-
ployed.
~An English citizen who wishes to estab-
Iish a ne ewspsper in the realm must deposit q
tum of money as guaran tee for the advertise
ment duty.
"Erederick Douglass was on Friday ad.
mittsd within the bar Of the House OF the
Michigan Legislature, introd uced BY the
Speaker and received with applause.
0-It is expected that when Barnum gets
into Congress he will solve the question.
What 10 if''
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VI W. B. n sES'
FASHIONABLE CARPET, FURNITURE AND
BEDDING STORES,
NOS. s21 319, IkTELLlGENCRR BUILD.
ING, CORNER 1TH 1NDD.,
AND
no. aOs 7TH STREET, fH0Rk's BUILDING.
ADJOINING ODD FELLOWS HALL,
AND EXAMINE THE FINEST AsSuRTKD
STOCK THIS SIDE OF PHILADELPHIA,
ID has all the latest designs made in PhiIadsI
phla, New York, and Boston. The stock Is si var.
seiec TED BY Hr. Moses, and bought at tAe 10 vest
rates Tor cash. whic enas es him to com pete with
Eastern prices His finest Furniture 10 made Ia
oTdsI In Pbiladelphia, and of the best material
Purchasers should study their owa interest BY
sorted stock Of CARPETS, FURNITURE, Ao,,
apd obtain bis price list before going else where
winch he VIII furnish With pleasure
MS aseortm OF actresses Blankets, Oom.
iorts, C-uhterpaines, Pillows. Bolstsrs, Feather
beds and all kinds of Cottage and Kitchea Fur.
p1tuTe Is complete. which he offers at the lewest
New York and p hill adel phs prices.
, remember Nos 52l and 519 Intelligencer
Building. corner 7th and d. and No sos 7th
street; Thorns Building, adjoining odd Fellows
ID all between ID And streets.
Jsl4tf W. b. MOSES.
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V1SSYTSGASo YSAo gHGxHR, nEaHR Nm np,or,..o,
GsTABLIsHID In 1855. 6E
,RprRs NOW RECEIVED Al

80 ORDERS NOW RKcEIvRDAf
DEMPSEY OTOOLE'S, Engrsvers and Sta
doneIs, &c., 326 Pa. av., bet. 9Th and 10th sts.
y. Z. RklCRENBAOHS Piano Rooms,
as llth street, near Pa. avenue.
Speeidl Notes from Wm. Knabs + o., Baltimore.
Mr.. Becker mas tuned Pianos for us at our Ware
rooms, aud We take pleasure In stating that be-
neve him to be com po tent tuner. no Il SIN
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THE LEGISLATURE OF MARYLAND-The
Senate was not In session yesterday, having
previously adjourned over until to- day The
House passed several Senate bills, among them
one repeating existing laws prescribing a diff
ferent punishment for colored persons from
that of whites, and another relating to inspect
ed and uninsPecteo tobacco. An order was
offered 10 appoint committee OF three "to in.
yestigate report circ slated against the Legis-
lature Of Maryland 20 the effect that a certain
minister of Baltimore city had publicly an
nounced from the pulpit that the present Legis-
lature could be brlbed and bought for any pur-
pose, and that said committee have power to
send for persons and papers " This order gave
rise 10 some debate, and during the discussion
one OF the members alleged that the Rev Mr.
Barnes was the clergyman who made the al
legged declaration complained of, whereupon
his name was ordered to be inserted in the or
der. Several members objected TO the adop-
tion OF The order. on the ground lat the desla-
ration was too general in its character, and
should therefore be treated with contempt un-
Ill the author made some specific charge The
order was then rejected by a vote 24 to 20.
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10 ~ cow y. y. FOkD, Agent.
BIAEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL
OAS1S.
He. IL Bond street, New York.
FuIl Information, with the AtgRsst tssft7so,
ssaE; also. Book on Spscia! Diseases, ~ sealed
envelope sent free. ~ Be sure and seRd for fhem,
and yox viii Not regret 1t; for, adyeI tisins ply
ncfens are gener ally snpostors without references
ne stranger should be trusted Enclose q stanp
Tor postage apd direct to DR. LAWRENCE. No
IL Bond street. New Y srf no II DkWly
~ MARRIAGE AM DGELIBACY, AND THE
Eappinsss Of True Manhood An ESSAY for
Young Men on the Crime Of solitude, and the
Physiological Errors, Abuses aud Diseases which
create i'm pediments to Marriage, with sure means
OF Relief Sent in sealed letter envelopes free of
charge. Address DR.. J SKiLLIN HOUGNTON,
Howard Association, Philsdelphia, Pa. "a ll-Sm
SECRET DISEASES.
sAhARI1AN's GIFT 10 the most certain, safe and
enectual edy-iDdeed, the only vegetable reme-
dy ever discovered Cures in two to tour days, and
recent cases in twenty four hours No mineral, no
bsesm, no mercury Only ter pills to be taAen. 1t
Is the soldiers hope, and Q friend te those no do
net want to be xHosed. Male packages, q; fe-
male, IS.
sAs sARTAN's RooT AND HERs JUIcBs-A posi- tive
sns permanent sure for spyhi scrofals, Ulcers
sores, Spots. letters. &c. Price 81 Is per bottle
sold By 3. o. Ford. See advertisement. mys
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PERSONAL.

YOU OAN NEVER MAKE TIE TRIP on Bu
chu or Samaritan bumbugs. See DIR. DA X
BY, 492 9TH street. He Is the highest authority
en- sucs cases his private rooms are opposite
ODD Fellows Hall JsElm'
DREyENTlON BETTER THAN CUBE =
French prsyenttves against Cd tseAse and preg
nancy when such Is unde irableJ sent 70 any ad-
dress, 81 81, S.. SO and 81 doz according to
quality, BY Dr. WOOD BeX 40j, or call At 4sS tn
street, up sta airs ashiBgtOn, ID. g. Js2S-lm'
NIBs CURTIS IRVING, CIafrroyant, AMI Test
4'l Medium, will give lite readings, Including
Past, Present and Future at her office, i2O, nsrth
side Of Pa. sv, bet ~een 45a and 5th streets once
hours from to q. IN. and TO . o. m. - "a In
b. MAURICE, REAL SOlENTIFIO AS
IA. ThOLOGER OF AMkRIOA,
FROM the position sno ss pect of the Stars at the
erets that no hvi Bg mortal ever knew before how
10 be successful in alt reasonable undertakings.
He tells pane and very day You marry; Describes
the intended companion, and tells sill events OF
life good lack and long life to visitors. Lalies 90
cents 10 81: gentlemen In full 81. Gall at t70
l2Ih 81 near = all hours until in the eve ains.
de 81 I'm
NFIDErTIAL.-Young men who have In
~ JuTed themselves Dy certain secret habit o.,
which unft them for business. pleasure, or the
duties Of married life; also, middle aged and old
csuses, ieel debility in advance Of their years,
before placing themselves under the Treatment OF
any one, should trst read The Secret Friend "
Married lad viil learn sonnet hing Of m portance
BY perusiDE The Secret Frfend. y sent to any sd-
dress in sealed envelope, recei pt of IS cents.
address Or. OHAs. A. STUART Co, Boston,
Mass noSU
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tOA WALSH'S =
No. $50 LOT hstreet, one door below Pa A..

AN Be GUILD, DSe!sv ts Nssr asd Sseosd Aasi
Fsrssfsys. Od Furniture EepaIred. Bs1p-
holstersd and varntsAsd. l1sh and sts., fn eer
the eanalJ Hishsss DSies Daid les ossond- ksnd
Snfsis1ss. oolNs
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hTTO NILKENs' PIANOS AND UARHAbT
" q hEEDEAhS PARLOR ORGANS

All Will nnd IL greatly to their interest
fore purchasing any other WfH
Only agency at GEORGE l.. WILD BRO y
New Piano Forte and Organ Wsreroo.n, No. 497
1lth street between Penn q avenue and street
struments, including . CHURCH ORGiN Tor
sale 81 lowest factory prices. and on easy terms
TUNING and RBPAIRIHa faithfully executed
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DANCING.
Dk9Fs. J. w. & II. z. kREIS'

DkeFs. J. w. & II. P. kREIs'
DANCING ACADEMY, -
Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 9Th and 7th s.s ~
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. GA
new Glasses forming every evening. Those de-
selves of tn IL opportunity.
Preparations will be made In this quartz for
our annual msy Ball
Circulars can be had At j r. RIlis' and w q
nstzerott 90. . Music Stores.
The Hall can be rented for Soirees, &o.
Days and HOnTs Of TftiOn:
- For Ladies, Misses aud Masters, Tuesday aud
saturday afternoons, from to 8 clock
oent!emen Glasses, Tuesday and Friday eve
nlngs. from to 10 o clock.
For fur ther inform alton apply during the hoars
effutton, or address a note to the Academy.
quarter commencing with the first lesson. Jas
nj ARIsI's d.SIa2 dFAsIHd2NABLE DANoINa
MARIEIS ASSEMBLY Rooms, -
u, h, Det~een 9Th and lsth streets, E4A
Inc Isst quarter Of :his season, prepare ts2N
tory to The May Ball will commence on Satur-
N Private ins,ruoti given to suit the con
'ehicnce of the papil sG,s
MASQUERADE AND FANCY DRESS BALLS
III AND PARTIES
Inc undeTsiRned would most res pectfutly in
city, and the District generally that ne fs at All
times prepared TO furnish parties with Masauer.
ace and ancy Costume either on loan or made 20
ofuer DE has taken rooms at the we'll known
~ I'm street, between ID and ., where he will be
happy to await orders. CHARbEs BERG,
late Oostumer at Ford = and Growers
te ll-lm' Theaters, Warrington, ID. q
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ NERVOUS HEADACHES are instant
cIrsd By one dose! VI forty droDs,D Of METOALFBS
Drugshts
fe l9- cow SO. FORD, Agent.
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NJ X + MS 8IFfi
SAkARITAFS 9IYTT
TIE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED
GosoRRHGl, GIEEF sfRicTU8ks, q.
Oontsins no Mineral, NO Balsam, no Mercury.
OnIy Ten PHI, 20 30 Thkss 10 Efe1 a Csre.
They are entirely yegetaole, having no smell nor
iupe the stomach or bowel, Of the most delicate
Oures In from two to four days, and receu< case.
IN .:twsnty four h0q{s" Prepared By graduate
eminent Doctors and Chemis sts Of the present ds1
40 srposs,s, no t,osbls, no ohdnss ekatsra.
1 aS
eurJ tTy the sAMARITAE's GIIT
Sent By nail In {. plain envelope
BLOOD BLoODiI BLOoDlf,
sGR99s ULAt ULGERs; s9EEs. SPOTS,
sAsARITANS kooTT IND HsRs g. yUyo.
sypE,ls offered dR the Pgslie =. ,oss ys care:
sAMARITAHs ROOT AND HERR JUICE r.
most potent, certain and ofeetuai remedy ever prs
Ss6 Is s and '.sdSass' ., ate every particle
and permanent; Take, then, Of this purifyi M rem
edy and be healed. and do not transmit Il to your
years. -. - N'''
soST %ED H.sB SG,,
;il !; ali the S.d 'aii the
In many .neesion. with vAienI IaAsas naa..Is ., =,
males supsr the KOQT AND Il ERB JUfUrSS 2, ,1os, ne
billy and for an piaints incident 70 tn as
ssatby express. Price slH per bottis.
sAMARITANs WASH
b. IN osses o. phlis, used In connection With thu
Full directions. Price Is cent?.
Ths encscy Of these Iemed1e. 10 alike soknswi
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DENTISTRY.
IAfm LooMrs. D.,

N. LOOMS, ID. D.,
TAe lhysntsr and Patentes Of the HIHBRAL
PLAIk TEETH, attends personally 49,
bis once In this city. Many persons can -
wear these teeth who ossnot wear others,
these.
Persons calling at my once can be sccommods-
Ted with any style and price OF Teeth they may de-
dre, but 20 these bo particular, and wish the
purest, cieanest, strongest and most perfect den
ture that art can procure, the MINERAL TEETH
siu be more fully warranted.
Rooms In this city-No SIS Peuu'a avenue. be
Philadelphia. oc 10-ly
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CLOTHING, DO.

Il J. HEIBRRGEh,
CITIZENS AND MfLiTARY
MERCHANT TAILOR, M
Metropolitan Hotel. late Browns, YG
362 Pennsyl lvsnia sveuue
my l-n Washington, d. O.
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WHAT TIE SURGEONS SAY OF rHlsam.,

"Posr HOSPITAL, foRT MIRsHIIL. Bslttmor.
No, FEB: ~ iss4...l have great setsfsotisn in
for Veneral diseases In its most customary torms.
that have used them with Judgment, discretion
And properly, and have found them res 70 ~.
aHtioipati0ns promptly and sIeotsalIy Kaowins
their eomposition have the fullest conf nee m
emS. sna A. Isr e nay uss Of them extsnds
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