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Hrst timccl,, and camaess down here thiiss

@~Aos e&6ASt cA4NA 0esL4O. oOMa aCI6 tlllS
afternoon to see the other great won
der Dexter) trot, when he beat the
worlds having trotted in the uppre-
cedented time of 21714. YouIknow
I like to secure the best things, and
as / could not buy the Falls, I did
the next best thing, and bought Dex-
ter. He will go to my stable next
month.
The taste for sensational pastimes
is evidently on the increase, and the
stamp of fashionable approval gives
ecldt to the most demoralizing specta-
cles. The Black Crook draws crowds
OF respectable people at Niblo's,
where, few years ago, no decent
woman could have been induced to
witness it. well remember how the
prudish sensibilities of these same
Gothamites was shocked at the nude
statues in the Crystal Palace, when
that exhibition opened, and their
modest qualms could only be eoothed
by Ewes device of the fig leaves!
Now they seem to have adopted the
sentiment that ''beauty unadorned is
most adorned, and nothing short of
the Georgia costume meets the full
measure of wanton curiosity. This
is the refined phase of the sensa-
tional appetite. The other extreme
finds congenial scope in the nameless
and shameless dance houses; dog
fights and fistic encounters are low
phases of the same school of sensa-
tional indulgence, and are of almost
daily occurrence. Where this style
of diversion will end, or what effect
it will have on the public morals, I
leave for the humanitarinns to deter
mine.
Sitting here, ''at ease, in mine inn,"
it occurs to me that cannot do your
readers, who may have OCCASION to
visit this city, more substantial SER
vice, than to offer them few hints
about the choice of hotel. There
is prevalent curiosity, and sort of
small vanity, which leads one to go to
some of the fashionable hotels, where
he may go to his room on O steam
elevator, and pick his teeth before
large mirrors in the great marble cor
ridors. Those who DO not care to in
dulge those innocent follies, will find
solid comfort and convenience, as
we'll as economy in stopping at some
good house on the European plan.
One that I can recommend as en-
bracing this desideratum is French's,
from which write. It has been re-
Gently re-furnished, in elegant style,
and rooms, with gas, and hot and
cold water, and the most attentive
servants, may be had. at 81 a dny,
while for like sum, meals may be
had at the refectorv, which is one of
the best in the city. The rooms have
burglar-proof locks, security against
theft which is more perfect than any
L have ever seen. Reading-rooms,
with files of the Leading papers; q
writing-room, and elegant sitting
rooms, are open to the use of guests ;
and q magnificent billiard hall is at
tached to the house. The location is
central, near the City Hall, and the
street cars pass by the door for nearly
all parts of the city. / cannot better
close this prosy scrawl than to advise
you or your readers, when you come
to this busy Babel, to stop at French's S.
-l tTa.s PALMETTO.
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The ENGLISH REFORM BILn.-The
English reform bill has received the
assent of the Qneen, and is now the
law of the land. Thus the masses of
the English people see themselves,
for the first time in the history OF
their country, endowed with the
right of suffrage, and admitted to o
great share in Parliamentary Co
vernment. The result of the next
election will be looked forward to
with intense interest.
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The Chronicle leon on Gen. Grant. =

The Washington Chronicle thus
comments on Gen. Grants accept
Iance Of tie duties of the War De
partment:> A A 4 &
"Gen. Grants first days admins
tration of the War Office has not been
characterized with any startling de-
velopments, nor WAS there the occur
renee of anything beyond the ordi-
nary business of the department.. He
attended the regular Cabinet meeting
held yesterday at noon, and subse-
quently established his permanent
Office during the administration of his
ad interim Secretaryship in the rooms
formerly occupied by Mr.. Stanton.
The routine of the headquarters of
the armies will be transacted as usual
by Maj. Leet, A. A. G., and Gen.
Townsend will retain supervision
over that class Of business in the
War Department; but all questions
of Importance arising in either Office
will be referred to the General in
person for his action. In this con-
nection, it will be interesting to know
that Gen. Grant looks upon his o.
signment to the War Department by
the President in the light of mill
tary order, which he had no right to
decline obeying, nor even the right
to protest against. He and Mr.
Stanton have fully understood each
other from the first development Of
the attempt to oust the latter from
Office, and it is understood that in
their conferences regarding the mat
ter, they discussed at length the in
fuence of the acceptance of the
assignment ON Grants political status,
as well rs the well known efforts of
certain parties to identify him with
the policy of tho Administration"
If Gen. Grant was so prompt in
obeying what he deemed military
order, which he had no right to de-
cline obeying, nor even the right to
protest against" it is evident that
any other order emanating from his
chief will also be strictly obeyed.
This appointment of Gen. Grant,
and his acceptance of the position
assigned him, has produced great
uneasiness among the ultras, while to
the whole conservative element of the
country it has given infinite relief
Another significant indication is, that
as q member of the Cabinet, it is pre-
sumable that he sanctioned the re-
moval of Gen. Sheridan, and thus
has again upset the calculations of
the mere partisan radicals the
Republican party. Though late,
there is still some hope left for the
country.
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OBITUARY.

Died, on the 10Th inst, at the residence
OF Miss i. II. Adams, in Richland, Mrs.
MARTHA FENTON, relict of the late Jas.
Fenton, of Columbia, s. G.
She was much beloved by all who knew
her, for she possessed that true charity,
which is the best attribute Of the Christian
character. Requiescdt in pace.
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Funeral Invitation.

The relatives, friends and acquaintanccs
OF the late Col. G. II. BRYCE and family,
and Of mis- mother, Mrs. John Bryce are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral
services, at the Presbyterian Church, THIS
MORNING, at % o'clock.
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Mr.. McCarter has received Ha,per's
Magazine for September; we are in
debted to him for q copy. The
dodge Club" continue their peregri-
nations; while the hair-breadth es-
capes of Capt. Macgregor, in his
miniature boat, Rob Roy, are faith
fully recorded.
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Posi- OFFICE Hours. The Office is
open from s a. m. until 81 p. M,
and from 6 until Z p. M. The North
ern mail closes Mt 314 p. NJ, and all
other mails close at s p. M.
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BARBEcUE.-We are indebted to
John S. Bates, Esq, for an invitation
to barbecue, on Saturday next, at
the Congaree Baptist Church, two
miles below Gadsden, and, if posi-
ble, 1.-The local" will be present.
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GeOrgia Cotton Gins.
TO ENT.

g.. THAT de,irable COTTAGE RESI-
flMI DENCE, on Assembly street, next t.
24Athe Catholic Church. Apply at this
Office. Aug 1S
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SALMAaUNDI.-Mr. Levin's auction
notice, this morning, contains little
OF almost everything. Call at the old
ration house, and examine.
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FOR SALE.

MY HOUSE a,.d LOT. For further
1YI particulars, apply at my office, be-
tween the hours = and IL m. and 1 and
5p. IN. JOHN A. KAY.
Aug 81 .
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Ec0al .Erexrxu..

The result of registration yester-
day footed up 1922 whites and 60
.colored. AL quiet at the front.
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Read Udolpho Wolfe's advertise
ments in to-day's paper.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT,
E:m THE large and commodious RESI-
EA ADENCE, on Senate street.. South of
Trinity (Episcopal) Church, containing 13
large rooms, with gas, and extensive out
buildings attached. It is admirably adapt
cd for n frst-class boarding house, and,
from its situation, is we'll suited for a
boarding school. Apply to
Aug 16 limo j. S. MCMAHON.
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Dew OF the AIps.-This cordial Ina
only to bo tasted to be appreciated.
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NEW COUNTERFEIT. is stated
that new and dangerous counterfeit
50 national currency note has just
appeared ut Detroit. On the left end
of the note, the wrist of the left arm
of Columbus is scarcely visible,
whereas in the genuine it is distinct.
At the top read "This note is secured
by bonds" the letters b and y are too
far apart, and the in "bonds" is
under the Y, whereas the b in the
same word is Immediately under the
y in the genuine. The general ap-
pearance of the bill is close imita-
tion of the genuine.
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TABLEAUX!
LNOR the benefit Of the A. NJ. E. Church
H. and the Baptist Church, will be given
on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVEN
INGS, 21st and 22d inst, at Janney's Hall.
by l. GRIFFIN,
j. GOLDEN,
Aug II s. WILLIAMS.
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Tomatoes, Peaches, Okra, Corn.
Il using the PRESERVING FLUID lust
arrived and for sale by
FISHER & IIEINITSH,
Aug 16 Druggists.
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Wolfe's Schiedam Schnnpps are
preventive for chills and fever
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New ADVERTISEMENTS. Attention = ca.:-
cd to the following advertisements, whici,
are published this morning FOR The first
time:
jacob Levin-Auction This Morning.
Armstrong, Gator IL Co.-Ribbons, &c.
L. II. W9lton-Reccption Of Freight.
John A. Kay-House for Sale.
Janney's Hali-Tableaux.
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success to the enterprise.

jon PRfNT1NG.- Job Office cf
The Ph@ni.r is rs complete as any in
the South. It is furnished with new
fonts Of type of all descriptions and
of the most modern styles. All work
executed promptly, with taste and
skill, and at reasonable rates.
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TWO WIDOW LADIES.

TWO WIDOW LADIES,
MYTH several daughters, can obtain
w good SITUATIONS, and steady en-
ployment, by applying Immediately to
CHlLDS, JOHNSON IL PALMER, in this
city, or at Saluda Factory. Aug Is
Wolfe's schiednm Schnapps are used
al. al oyer : the world by the physicians in their
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Wolfc's Schirdam Schnnpps are good
for Gout.
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PATENT GRANTED TO A COLUMBIAN.
John A. Kay, Esq, of this city, has
received letters patent for an i'm
proved reverberatory and cupola fur
mace, invented by himself The
improvements claimed by the in
ventor are of such character as it is
thought will work complete revolu-
ton in the construction of furnaces.
Success to the enterprise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-25
AleHanA -ia ISemA.

The Gaseste OF Saturday evening Gays. On
Wednetday lsst Cspt James r. Walsh re-
esivec dispatch from New YORK. announcing
that TIE sale OF Messrs. Ash & NichoI, OF that
city hsd been blown open and robbed by two
Young men In the employ OF the frm, one a
porter and the other clerk, named respective.
ly Joth Sanders and James Oats, and that il
was supposed rhey had come in this direction.
lockout has since been kept, and last nigh,'
capt wash and Officer Aubinoe, discovered
ARC arrssted the cuipri's, snd i'm mediaeiy
turned them over 70 two New York detee "a YES
VINO mad come on "a pursuit and by whom
tney were taken, on this mornings train, lck
70 New York.
AS Mr.. Harrison Emerson was on his wsy 70
the market, where he has a bu tchsr's stsII this
morning, between hve and SIX O'Clock. when
opposite the Fire Insurance building, on King.
between st. Asaph aud PIT streets, he " as
approached from behind by q man, whose fea.
lures and color be could not discern, on ac-
count OF the darkness, and struck on the back
OF the head with what he supposed 70 have
oeen oiilv,infictinG o severe wound. Upon
receiving the blow nv. f.. cried out and his as.
sailaut quickly passed on and escaped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-25

IHH ALABAMA CoSvKsrIoS.-rhe Oon ven-
ton passed an ordinance i'm posing an addt-
,ional AK or ten per centum, for the purpose
Of paysg the expenses of the Oouven ton.
I he bill OF rights of the constitution provttes
that all persons and Glasses In the sac Wno
are or mSy he declared citizens OF the United
StA'es by the Constitution thereof. are hereby
declared citizens OF the State of Alabama, pos
sPssing equal civil and political rights aud
privileges with out Distinction OF race, color. or
previous con ION. The franc his g article pro.
yides that those who shall be convicted OF
treason shall not exercise the right of suffraga
II IL believed that all persons who come with.
IN tie twenty thousand dollar CLAUSE OF Presi-
dent Jobbsons amnesty proclamation, and
against u HON proceeding were instituted 10
the Cpi'ed Ststes District Courts, who, on be
ing pardoned by the President had TO appear
in court and enter the plea of pardon aud
guilty, are isfTanehised by the new constitu.
ton, If this il correct, thirty or forty thousa Ind
whites are disfran chised. In the evening ses.
zion Of The con vention an amen dment 10 the
bill of rights was offered, that common car.
drivers shall not make any Decentralization
on account Of color between persons traveIine
on public conyeyances. which caused great
excitement. After heated and protracted
debate the subject was postponed TIL Mon
day.
"THR LITTLE BARlBeoT" at the National
Theater fhis avario~
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NAVAL NEws.-A despatch has been re-
ce;ved 80 tie Navy Department from Rear Ad-
WTsl q II. Davis, commanding the south
AtIanuc squadron. OaIed Bahia. Brazil, Octo-
Der 2isT, showing the location OF the vessels of
taat squadron on the JOtn of September The
nsE-hIp Guerriere was at Rio de Janeiro tbe
Pavnee 81 Bahia. Kansas of Montayedio Hu-
rcn al RIO de Jsneiro, Wasp st Rio de J aneiro,
Shamokin at River Tigre, Buenos Ayres
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FINANCIAL.

The supply of money was fully equal to the
demaEd IN New York Sstur day att per cent
returpable TO call, and the Indications are that
toe currency which was locked ont az circn-
isnou early las, week Is batpg reiur ned 90 the
orotpary channels Of business oy tas s'rate-
gists OF he Stock Exchsnse. Noreiief hss yet
been felt IN the discount line, however, OWING
to the prevailing distrustof credits and ru n DTS
OF fr' sh failures. TIE stock market did rot
resi- ond to The case 10 m0rey daring Saturday
morning but on the contrary, there WAS
rather sharp decline following the nrst board,
and it pr scented for q short time very d.
mofaiized appearance. reachon promptly
succeeosd, however, and during the rest OF the
afternoon the course OF prices was upward,
be statement Of the associated banks Tor last
week show q decrease Of $3A'.'3s IN tegal
tender notes, go l2t.i 1e ia deposits, aud st455
IN circulation, while in the item OF pecie there
a. an increase OF ST. 76i LAG. ana in loans an In
crease of S9,3,@e5. The decrease IN legal tea
ders is largely Offset By the increase n specie
ana the decrease ia deposits, 30 that the banks
are not much more than halt million weaker
IN point OF reser We than they were week ago
The geld market has been very firm on risiu
scale OF quotatiors. owing manly to rumors
concerning the probable report Of the Judiciary
Com mittee with respect 70 he impeachment OF
the President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-25

TAIL RoBBERY-Hon. q. w. NcCleII,n
Second Assistant Postmaster General. has 70
Ceived a letter from q. W Thomas, postmaster
n Cincinnati, Ohio, announcing thar on the
2ist Instant the mail on the Cincinnati HamiI-
'on sro Dayton railroad was interrupted by
serious collision OF trans about twelve miles
from the city. A part OF the mail was re-
toiEed 70 Cincinnati, and q part stolen. A
targe mum Der OF stolen letters were rsrn omen
s.h rlandesunely returned They were for
ohCes mostly In western pennsylvania and
eastern irdIana- Special Agent s NJ Penn
has the matter In charge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-25

IHE LOUISIANA CoSvENTIoS-TAe Con-
Vention met ~ noon on Saturday, and elected
negroes A. temporary chairman ana secretary.
and adjourned TIL Monday. Forty four me-
kIoes ana tWenty-nye whites were present
~ Is understood that 10 was resolved in ca nous
tnat the nrst step Of the Convention would be
20 oeclare all the State oficss vacant, and MI
them with appointses acceptable to the X ad-
leal party The recent appointments by Gen.
Mower, with one or two exceptions. do moi
sarisfy the members OF the Convention DIR
Avery, the newiy-appointed sheriff, Is in quiet
possession OF ms Once Saturday morning he
svore In most OF the deputies OF the court and
proceeded 70 business, which had been inter-
rupted by the late confusion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-25

THK CAPITAL INFRovENENTs-Congr is
- D. ssked 10 make appropriations for a new
Vsr Department building, the plans for whic
have been pre- pared
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PATENTS TO EE IssUED.-For The week end
i1g OF Tuesday, December >, ga patents will
Be issued from the Patent Office. During the
I.aSt week, $50 applications aHd 81 caveats
have been fled
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ARMY ORDRR.-SurgeOn Josiah Sim pson hss
been assigned 70 duty as attending surgeon to
tns on GERS at Baltimore. ana IS medical officer
50 Fort NcHenry, Md
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Tss TRIAL OF JEFFERSON DAvIs.-A dis
patch from Richmond says that Judge Caas
y III rot arrive there until this afternoon The
DAVIS TRIAL VIII not commence until O'clock
Cnsse VIII deliver the charge 20 the grand
Jury. lt Is not known whether be rerna aims
during the whole trial. The counsel OF Mr.
Davis say hey are entirely ready 70 60 on, and
the Government officers give NO intirnatiou OF
any postponensnt on their part. A letter was
received yesterday from Gen. Robert T. Lee
no ms been summoned as a witness by the
Government saying that he will be IN Rich
mona 10 day Messrs. OConnor and Shea
counsel for the defense, arrived yesterday and
MsssIs Brady, Of New YORK., and Reid, of
Phiiaoeipnla, Will come when the trial has
commenced Messrs. Evarts and Dana for
ne prosecution, also arrived yesterday Mr.
DAVIS attended 81. Pauls Church YESTERDAY
morning.
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A SPLENDID STOCK OF FINE DRESS GOODS

A SPLENDID STOCK OF FINE DRESS GOODS
For the last four weeks We have attended nearly
all the large auction sales OF FRENCH GOODS
which have been made in New York and PhiladeI-
phia, and now have on hand Que of the richest
York and as the great bulk of our stock Has been
purchased since the great decline in goods we are
prepared and disposed to offer customers some
of the best bargains We have had for five or six
years, and We respectfully solicit an examination
OF our stock and prices feeling nfdent il will re
suit in amutual bene tit to both buyer and seller as
we wish to put them into money fast as posi-
We name the following Goods Just from Auc-
ton:
100 pieces Lupin's French MERINOES, from Is
50 pieces P0PLIN REPS. of Lupin's make, com
prising all the desirable cOIors, from 62it cents
50 pieces FRENCH ANDREAL IRISH POPLINs.
in all the most desirable cOlors, for street and
100 pieces COLORED and BLACK SILKS com
prisiDg one of the most choice assortments ever
offered in this market in street and evening
colors.
Rich PRINTED EMPRESS CLOTHS
Fine FRENCH WINSEYS, all silk and wool
BR0CADE SILK and WOOL POPLINS
High colored, neat figured FRENCH MERINOES
And various other DRESS GOODS all Of which
offer at very low prices.
MOURNING GOODS
Our stock of Mourning Goods is one of the largest
m this market, and comprises almost every desir
able article imported Families desiring good gools
in this department will always nd our stock com
plete, and at the very lowest c ash prices
cash prices, and no deviation allowed
SHAWL ROOM UP STAIRS
w. SINISTER BRO
no1- dStdeo3tif No. b Market Space
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MRS LAsDER's impersonatiou of Elizabeth
q her greatest effort, and her genius viii be
reeognIz'd at once By those who see her for
The first time in This play, as Il will be repre-
seated ~ " Ais Opsra House this evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-25

IHH ITALIAN QUBsTroN.-Tke European
trysrshes -Bavaria and the Pope have ac-
ceoed TO the European Conference Ii will
me- ID lunch on the l1th OF December. Italy
aho Nnrtemburg have receded. La Patrie
1sys ma General DIX, the United States Min
ister a. Paris, has expressed no wish 10 n.r,,-
cipae- Despafcses nom Rome announce tn at
me BOY Father, in accordance with the ad-
vice OF france. has ordered the release of ali
during the late campaign. Transports have
been ordered 70 sail on Monday from Touiou
for Civita Vecehia- where they take on board
arc return 10 France. II Is uuderstood IN :,
Garfbaldi is lying seriously in in prison A.
yarIknano, and that bis sons have ootn , orrtsd
10 bIs os6sIce with medical aid. Toe rspert
3 new loan, ts denied
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Z G 3 Z I d I 8 x A 8 e D.

SEcRE Disc AsEs.
sAMARIf GIFT!
SAAARITANS GIPTg
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED
eosoRxHSSs.1A d ED;!E!E1 S Sqsfcfgxxs
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury.
They o;s Ten e hs G
amy lns or deo.s in
Cures in from two to four days, and recent cases
CT II Ss H sa
Lei Who getting
sh1 assn e0rsSsi s.s or
Price-Aale packages, o.. Female. o..
BLOOD BLOoDs BLOOD,
5dxE TkCEk SORES sR9
1x1nlEz11sNssE 1 a5o RTs aENE5 iaass yuuc.
:; sSsl'i ssS .siisi
sSfe Of
the venereal poison, % that the cure L. thorough
q: :sS !ss 4 e
posteriU that for which you may repent in sftss
'e@" DO NOT DEsPAIRi
sJST ans HEsB
s ~! ILLS 7: The
In many Affections With which napsers Of Fs
males suffer the ROOT AND HERB JUICES most
happily sdapted, in Qloertsd Uterus, in Leacor.
blity, end from ell complaints Incident to th0 81
Sent b. express. Price Sin par bottle.
eAMARIfANT WASH
L. In cases Of Syphilis used In connection Win IN.
Root and Herb Juices. - - ~
Full directions. Price $ eents.
/. The efficacy Of these remedies Il alfke aoknovt.
edged BY physician, and Detsnts. They are 1ssd
-
WHAT THE SURGEONS SAT- or TEE RAnav
~. lTAED kEMEDIEa
"P0sf HOSPITAL, foRr MAEsHkLL, BsltfO ore
nns that have ussd The Bamaritan Remedies Sas
Veneral diseases in its most custonAry forms: thai
I have used them With judspeut, dfscretios, and
yroperiy, and have found them respond TO nv an
hetystions promptly and s6ectuslly. Knoxins
the.s ecnpostioC, Il have the FULLEST confidence ID
! ' r'''".''d them 'ssEs1Sff'fFRrp O. BOWERS. :
- - Assistant eurseon. seh n. y. Vols"
eo,d By Q. @. FORD, corner llth sHess ana Penn
Uyfvonia avenue. " aAhin Gton. HBkkY COOK. ~.
e1AndriA, We. end by pru2gists eeacrslly. i 4 1
DIs10dD . CO.. fhlsdslshfs, nys-u
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SENATOR MoRTos's health is improving,
eat ne Is yet suffering greatly from his dis
essed leg.