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: REAL ESTATE,

Eat JIM. GUMMEY g. SONS SALE
HANDSOME RESIDENCE No. 3l6 5. TENTH
Street.
On MONDAY, June 3, 1867 Will be sold, at Public
sale, at IL O'clock, Noon, at the Philadelphia Ex-
change,
All that handsome three-story brick residence and
lot piece of ground hereuntO belonging situate
II side Of Tenth ST. at tho distance A H.
ward from the north side OF Pine in Seventh
Ware ofthe city Of ofPhadephn containing In front or
b eadth The SAID Tenth street twenty feet ex-
tending in length depth westward of that width
ninety feet together with the free and privilege
certain alley three feet in width east and west, and
feet In depth north and south at the distance of IS
feet inches westward from the west side of Tenth
street, for passage and waite at all times
forever. Has saloon parlor, dinngroom, and Kitchen
on the first floor erected and finished through
In a superior manner with high ceilings. and every
convenience, and is In perfect order Immediate pos
session given.
Clear OF all incumbrance.
]. M. GUMMEY d SONS, Auctioneers
25s2t No 5Os WALNUT Street.
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AUoTIoN sALEs.

PHILIP EORD. Auctoneer
M Q J. A d co
AUCIioSEERs. No '5 5o5 MARX ri Street
SALE OF iso CASES BOOTS, SHOES.
BROGANS. ETC.
May ~, commencing at 10 O'Clock; we Will sell by
Toois, Shoes, Brogans BamoraIs etc Also Women's
Misses, ana Childien's wear, from city and Eastern
asrable goods to which The attention Of the trade IS
talltd. 10 233t
SALE OF 400 CASES boots, SHOES, BRosANs
ETC. ETC.
No., so .., On Thursday morning, .,,,..,, -.
catalogue, for cash, i4OO cases OF mems boys ana
youths, boots, shoes; brogans, balmorals. &C Also
John r. MYERS d Co, AUCTIONBERs
- Nos. 2s2 and 2s4 MARKET Street
LARGE PEREMPToRY SALE OF FRENCH AND
OTHER EUROPEAN DRY GOODS. ETC.
Nav 6G,oSiS on MioEGHy ' MSorni@s S On
tour months eTedt about 500 lots Of French, India
ent Of fancy aud Staple staple arteles il Silks,
wors'eds' wooleps s,I linens ems & and e9tt99s
An inyoice Of Paris fancy dress goods embracing
many O SOC SOC CATo P&Rs seH R8BN Rsf8RqBs MS landed
m m Se Se sHSy sysa bs plain S
LINEN CAMBRIA HDKFs,
tu lines o. = a1d plain aud hemstitched linen
N B-Gooos arranged for examination and eata-
ioguts reaoy early on morning off sale 10 81 st
ARGE PERENPToRY SALE OF BOOTS, SHOES
GOODS, ETC.
On Tuesday Morning,
May %, Will be sold, AT 10 O'Clock, by catalogue,
g. ur months credit, about llUO packages boots.
.LCule.
oren for examination with catalogues early on
he morning OF sale. l525t
LARGE SALE OF british. FRENCH, GERMAN,
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
We Will hold a large sale of foreign and domestic
dry goods, by catalogue on four months credit
- On Thursday morning,
May 3d. at 10 O'Clock, embracing about 1000 packages
aud lots of staple and fancy articles, woOllens,
Wolsteds, linens, silks, and cOttons.
n. b. Catalogues ready and goods arranged for
examination early on the morning OF sale. Is "a 81
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF CARPETINGS, CON
TON MAT1INGS, ETC.
On Friday Morning,
May 2l at IL o'ccck, will be sold by catalogue,
four months credit, about 200 pieces Venetian, super
line and fine ingran Dutch, hemp, list, cottage aud
rag Carpetings etc. embracing a choice assortment OF
superior goods, which may be examined early tho
morning OF sale. 5 Is St
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AUCTION SALES.
N BXECUToR,s sALE.

NR EXECUTORS SALE.
nv Estate of slEPHEN BENTON, deceased.
J. M. GUMMEY & SONS, Auctioneers.
Modern threestory brick dwellings, Nos. i122 1924
1926, and 1928 CARPENTER Street.
On MONDAY, June 8. 1867, at ~ o'clock, NoOn Will
be sold at Public SALE at the Pbiladephia Exchange
All those four certain thTee-stOry brick messuageg
tenements with twostOry back buildings together
with the lots or pieces OF ground thereuntO beOnglng
situate Nos 1922 1924 1925 and 1923 the south side
OF Carpenter street. et the distance Of i7O feet west
ward from the side OF Eleventh street, In the
Second Ward OF the city OF Philadelphia. Have
saloon parlor, dinng-r0om, and kitchen the first
floor five chambers, range, hot and cold water, bath,
gas, etc Lots each containing In front or breadth on
said Carpenter street ieet and extending IN length
depth OF that width between lines parallel with
Eleventh street 20 feet including certain feet wide
alley running westward into another feet wide
alley leading souhward into Camilla street. Subject
to yearly ground-rent of sl24 66-lQ0 each.
j. NJ. GUMMEY g. SONS. Auotioneers,
5lss3t No. sos WALNUT street.
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d B L @ A U G t 1 o NJ
OFFICE DEPoT CoMMIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE, |
WAsHIHGToN, d. O.. May 20, 1867. !
VIII be offered at public auction, at IL o'clock,
A. M at Sixth street wharf, Washington, ID. O.,
under the direction of Brevet Major w. f.
Johnson, O. S. ", ON
TUESDAY, the 28th inst,
About $4,000 pounds large Iron Caldrons,
roasted and ground Tin Cups
About 10000 pounds of spoons,
Hard Bread, Knives and Forks,
10 Hides and barrels salt Sacks,
Tallow, Cant Hooks
Picks, Bread Troughs,
Shovels, Empty Barrels,
| Double Range and Tables
Fixtures, Etc, etc, etc,
Also, the following condemned Subsistence
Stores, VIII
About 70UO pounds Of 100 pounds of Cod Fish
Corn Meal, A small lot of Salt Meat
225 pounds OF Hominy, Ham, Split Peas etc
5234C q. BELL, q. s., u. 81. A.
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AUCTION SALES.
IT NJ. GUMmEY q SONS, AUCTIoNhERs
81 NO. sos WALNUT street

- NO. bO5 WALNUT street
Hold Regular sales Of
REA L ESTATE, STOCKS, AND SECURITIES Al
THE PHILA DEIPHIA EXCHANGE
Handbills of each property issued separately.
100 catalogues published and circulated containing
full descriptions OF property 70 be Sold Also par
tinl list 9 property contained In Real kstRe Regis
ter. ana offered at private sale.
Sales advertised daily In all the daily newspaper
SALE ON MONDAY. June g.
ORPHANs' COURT sALE-Estate Of Alexander
gfou d, Aliens lane, Twentysecond Ward, near Ger
BY ORDER OF HEIRs-Es,a,e Roger Mcdonald
deceased. d.-TwO-story brick Tavern aud four brick
well streets, between Walnut and Locust streets.
hbhGANT AOUNTRYS SEA A. with " acres of land
ShuIch lane, adjoining the city line, miles IRON
WAsHIE GTON SQUARE AND LOCUST STREET
= EEHnnosome Residence, with side Office and Lot, 81
HAEDsoME MODERN REsIDENCE-No SIG
CBEsNUT STREET WEST PHI LADELPHIA.
Handsome Modern Residence. Fourth, east OF FortieQ
SOUTH FIFTH sTRFET-No oo5 Fairfax plaos
Five brick Dwellings and Lot, AZ by 180 feet
EXECUTOk'S SALE-Estate OF Stephen Benton,
deceased-Four modern threestory brick Dwelling
Nos ll22, ll24, 1l26. and l12S Carpenter street.
Same Estate-Two three-stUry brick Dwellings,
Nos eS6 and 9SS Kirg, now Cross street, below Die
keTsOu street.
Same EsIaie-Two two-story Dwellings, west side
Church. now Otsego street, between Reed and Prime
streets.
same Estate-Brick Messuage and lot OF ground, No
274O Federal street.
Same Estate-Yearly Ground Rent of fs625O.
sHme ete-Eight yearly Ground Rents of $50
Same Estate-Five yearly Ground Rents of 500 each
one of $751; and one OF {S4. l528gt
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DY THOMAS BIRCH SON, NO lilo Chez
ID NUT Street. above Eleventh Street.
n c. MACKEY, CTIONE Eel
VI Office no. All COMMERC Street. aAltI
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i REAI. E.crATE

E J. M. GUMMEY q SONS SALE.
HANDSOME RESIDENCE CHESNUT Street,
east OF Fortieth street, West Philadelphia.
On MONDAY, June B. 1867, will be sold at Pdbllc
change,
All that handsome three-story Brick Residence,
with double Back buildings. and lot piece Of
ground hereunto belonging situate on the northery
side OF CheSnut street. at the distance OF ITO feet
eastwardly from FOrtleth street, in the Twenty
fourth Ward of the city OF Philadelphia containing In
rOnt said Chesnut street 30 feet aud extending in
length or depth of that width l48 feet TO four-feet
wide alley. Has Parlor, Library Dining Room, and
Kitchen on the first floor and Is built and finished
throughout in the best manner, with extra conve-
niences, handsome Mantels, etc. Immediate pos
session given.
Clear of all incumbrance
]. M, GUMAEY & SONS, Auctioneers.
8 25s2t No. sos WALNUT street.
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- REAL ESTATE.


Eu ]. NJ. GUMMEY & SONS SALE.
VALUABLE RESIDENCE, with SIDE OFFICES,
LOCUST Street and WASHINGTON square.
On MONDAY, June 3, 1867, will he sold at Public
Saleat o'clock Noon, at the Philadelphia Exchange,
All that handsome brick residence with side offices
and contiguous lots or pieces ground situate the
northwest corner OF Locust aud Washington streets
the west side of Washington square) In the said
city; containing together in front breadth said
asbington street IS feet including feet In front,
extending the whole Cepth Of the lot taken of the
sOutherDmost part for the purpose OF widening Locust
street 70 It's present width ana extending in depth So
feet inches to feet inches wide alley. Bounded
nOrthward by ground OF Thomas Tompkins deceased,
estwaTd by the said feet inches wide alley south
ward by said Locust street, and eastward by Wash
neton street Aforesaid formerly called Little Seventh
street; together with the free and common and
privilege OF the said alley. Has two parlOrs, commu.
niCating with two large side offices wide ha ], dining
iotm, Kitchen, sittng-room i've chambers. attics,
bathroom soreroom, and large lott. Was erected
al finished in the most substantial manner, has
range, BATH hot and cold water closet, etc.
is In perfect order. The location opposite Washing
Ton Square makes 1t most Desirable residence and
the SIDE Offices OF Locust street. make 1t very
valuable Tor a professional gentleman Immediate
possession given
Clear OF all il cumbrance.
$4,000 may remain on mortgage, VI desired.
j. NJ. GUMMEY Il SONS, Auctloneers,
525s2t No. 5CS WALNUT Street.
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! REAL ESTATE.

El J. NJ. GUMMEY q SONS SALE.
ELHX N.DWELLINGS, FAIRFAX PLACE. No.
90b Z. FIFTH Street
On NOM AY, June Sd, 1867, will be sold at public
sale at ~ o'clock Noon, at the Philadepha Exchange,
The court OF houses known as Fairfax Place." on
the east side of Fifth street below Christian street.
consisting Of seven two story brick and four twosory
frame houses upon lots of ground beginning forty
south OF Christian street; containing said Fifth
street AZ feet more or less, and extending In
depth the north side 1876 feet, less on
the south side 124 feet inches, more or less
Clear OF all incumbranCe, except annual ground
rent of eighteen shillings, Pennsylvapia currency
(s240), payable to the Swedes Church. The property
Is sold to close estate, and offers good oppOrtl1-
nifty for profitable investment
]. NJ. GUMMEY q SONS, Auctioneers,
525s2t No. sos WALNUT street.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

T ARGE SALE OF IRON. STEEL, AND
Il IL MBER.
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AUCTION SALES.
M TnoMAs a SONS, NOS. l39 AND I4l
INls s. FOURTH Street.


SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND STOCKS,
May 2s, az ~ o'clock Noon, at the Philadelphia
MARX I'm sTREET Nos 1910 1912 and ioil-valu
MARKET sTREEf No. ii6@V Vaiua6le Tavern aud
CYPREss STREET, NO. soe-oenteel Dwelling.
SPRUCE STREET., No. n6-EeRant Residence,
IoSs%RD STREET no. c ns isssS2T%c FV threestory
eERMXN' sfREET, No. 22l-Genteel Dwelling.
MoN1GoME COUNTY, at Pleastville-Valu-
GRoUND RENTs-s2s s2s, SIS. $50, S22, seO
,,, CITY PROPERTY; -
RICHARpsoN's COURT Cadjoiuins the above)--
cHEsN UT sTREEr, N. w. corner Twenty-third-
SOUTH STREET, S. E. corner Carbon. Fourth
FRoNT sTREET, above Noble-Two- and -a-halt
story Brick Building, and andahalf story Frame
CHRiSTIAN STREET, between Ninth and Tenth
For inll particulars see Pamphlet Catalogues and
Plans at the Auction Rooms. [52iSt
HANDSOME WALNUT FURNITURE, FINE
VELVET CARPETS, SUPERIOR SEWING MA
o., ,,.,.., on Monday Morning, -. .,
Thirty -hfIh and Haverford avenue, Mantua, hand
some walnut and green plush drawng-room suit,
TWO suits cottage furniture superior sewing machine
1y La99 q Webster; mantel CLOCK, hne velvet car
china and glassware. etc. l52iN
HANDSOME WALNUT FURNITURE, ELEGANT
GkXVINSs RfCH R1iiSS Els "a RPisT5 FiNE
CUR1 AIMS, ETC. -
On Tuesday Morning,
2Sth instant at 10 O'Clock Nol28 south Eighteenth
street, by catalogue the entire furniture. 10 "a 81
HANDSOME WALNUT FURNITURE. ROSE
WOOD PIANO, HANDSOME ENGLISH BKUS-
SELLS CARPETS, ETC.
On Tuesday Afternoon,
2sh instant, at o'clock, at No. 5S3 North Eleventh
street. by catalogue the handsome iurniturel5 "a 81
O PUBLIC SALE - CITY PROPERTY
~ THOMAS d SONS, Auctioneers.
VERY DkslRABLE LOTS, CHRISTIAN Street,
between Ninth and Tenth streets.
Pursuant TO ordinances of the Select and Common
Councils OF the city OF Philadelphia will be sold at
public sale, wi bout reserve. by order OF Commits
sioner OF City Property, on TUESDAY, May %, 1867,
at II o'clock, noon, at the Philadelphia Exchange,
All that lot of ound situate ON the south side OF
Christian street. bt tween Ninth and Tenth streets,
known as "Moyamenslng Hall" property, con,
tanDg in front Christian street about 0 ieet, and
del TN l77 feet 1t will be divided into smaller lots
aud sold according To survey which may be seen at
the auction loOns
TeIms-2O per cent. of the purchase money shall be
paid in cash at the time of sale and the balance may
secured upon the premises by mortgage payable in
five years. with interest semi annually or on ground.
rentin the usual form, the whole purchase money
may be paid I'm cash, at the option of the purchaser
conditions and terms sale shall be fixed by said
Committee l534u15 Is % % 27
NJ. THOMAS & SONS, AucIioneers
Nos 1S9 and l4l 8. FOURTH Street.
DY THOMAS BIRCH d SON, NO. lilo CHEe
ID NUT Street, above Eleventh street
n c. MACKEY, AUCTI NEEI
~. Office no. 42l CoMMERCE Street. aAlti
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LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF CARPETINGS, Co
TON MAT1INGS, ETC.


May 21 at IL O'Clock, will be sold by catalogue,
lour months credit about 200 pieces Venetian, super
line and fine ingram, Dutch, hemp, list cottage and
rag arpetings. etc, embracing choice assortment
superior goods, which may be examined early on the
morning OF sale. 2j st
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HANDSOME WALNUT FURNITURE. ROSE
WOOD PIANO, HANDSOME ENGLISH BRUS-
SELLS CARPETS, ETC.
On Tuesday Afternoon,
2Sth instant at o'clock, at No. 5S3 North Eleventh
street, by catalogue the handsome iurniture 10 "a 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-02
CARSON 1 T ITEMS.

From the Carson Appeal OF this morninS,l
BURNING OF THE STATE PRIsoS About
9 o'clock last night q fire broke out n
the southeast part Of the State Prison
building, from some cause which could
no, be ascertained definitely, during the
prevailing excitement and confusion,
which, before its progress could be ar
rested caused the total destruction OF
the inside Of the prison building. From
Mr.. Mara, who came up from the scene
of the coufsgra.ion about half-past ten
o'clock. We learn that the prisoners
were all secured and placed under guard;
and the prison, was, by the exertions OF
the Carson Fire Department, and the
proprietors and attendants Of the hotel,
assisted by our citizens, saved from any
extended injury. This is u great mis-
fortune to the State at this time, taking
into consideration the condition Of the
finances. Going to press at a late hour
we were unable to get possession OF
more minute particulars.
P. S.-The new part Of the prison
and the cells are thought to be compar-
atively uninjured. The old building,
however, that which was occupied by
the officers ofthe institution and the old
Territorial Assembly Hall is entirely de-
stroyed, except the bare walls. Lieut..
| Governor Sliugerlsnd, Mr.. Mason, and
| the other officers and attaches and their
| families lost everything. The fle is be-
lieved TO have been set BY 3 confederate
OF the prisoners.
The U. S. DrsrRrcr CouRr.-Before
Judge Baldwin. Wednesday, May LIST,
1867. The trial of the Thornburg-Sar-
age case was continued. Much Of the
time Was taken in reading testimony for
the plaintiff. The testimony in this case
is very voluminous, including that taken
in the case of the alleged contempt of
Court by Superintendent Bonner. We
understand there are a few witnesses
whose testimony will be taken orally.
The jury are kept strictly together, not
| being allowed to visit their homes nor
| hold much conversation with others.
| They are constantly under charge of the
L. s. Marshal or his Deputy. Their
names are as follows: Wallace Cald-
we'll, A. B. Driesbach, A. ]. Lockwood,
J. o. Williams, S. A. Movers, Joseph
Muncktou, G. T. Davis, A. W. Nightin-
gill, E. F. Morton, John Wagner, -
Birdssll and Joseph RoseuStock. The
attorneys in the case are R. S. Mesick,
James Il. Hardy, Jonas Seeley and Will
| Campbell for plaintiff; 4. P. Crittenden,
| Thomas H. Williams and G. J. Hillyer
for defendant. The Court was 10 session
last evening.
TEE SCHOOLS IN CARSON took a vaca-
ton yesterday. Teachers and scholars
enjoyed o regular first Of May holiday.
During a short ride out Of town we no.
ticed a large number of children gather
ing flowers among the sage brush.
They obtained a greater variety than we
supposed they could find.
CAvzD IN.-While the workmen m
| ployed in the drift Of the 0'Reilly Ledge,
day before yesterday, it suddenly caved
in and the men made q narrow escape
with their lives. Nothing daunted, the
boys will begin again and timber up as
| they go along.
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S~pR,syLrse SrRxrrs.-This morning,

SPRISKLISa SrRxErs.-This morning,
the water-cart with a sprinkler attached
appeared on C street, Virginia. 1t will
be hailed by all who have out Of door
business with as much delight as a
spring of cool water is by the traveller
on q desert. For the past week it has
been almost one continued cloud Of dust
rolling the streets, which were perfectly
binding. But now, the man with his
machine will put a stop to its freaks. It
has been but a few weeks since that Z
street was q perfect river Of mud, while
- portion of it was q mud hole, other
parts of it was quite dusty. This is GER
tsinly a peculiar country; 1t is either
mud or dust during the whole season.
HAxDsoxs SIox.-A very handsome
sign has been recently put up at the
paint shop of c. F. Brown, opposite the
yesey Hotel, Main street, Gold Hill. 1t
was painted by Mr.. Ebert, who is in the
employ Of Mr.. Brown. In the centre OF
the sign is the coat Of arms Of the State
of California. Mr.. Ebert is the person
Of whom we made mention some time
since as having painted q very life-like
portrait of Abraham Lincoln, and a
number of handsome landscapes. Any
one desiring a fine piece Of painting
done, would do well to give Mr.. Brown
4 call.
Who FOUND Ir7-By an advertisement
under "New To-Day" it will be seen
that Mr.. y. Gritins lost a check for $40,
which, if found, ne desires left at this
office.
Tul WnAraRR.-The weather contin-
ues warm and pleasant. The roads are
good, the mills are all at work, and
business 10 improving.
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no THE PUBLIC!

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED. BARRIERS
w OF the town of Gold Hill and state "
Nevada, do hereby agree 70 close our SpEN
sHsSIn.L ~ and .tsr the 5th day Of May, 1867.
o''S R. T. BRoDEK.
JOHN @. MAYER,
j. LAZENBY,
CORNELIUS POOL.
GEO. FLIEDNER.
THOS. C0vERDALE.
Gold Hi. Nay l, 1857. my|-"
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NOTICE.
f.. BLOOMFIELD,

MAIN Neutrality-suspicious. HILL.
TAyIsG SOLD OUT HIS BUSINESS TO
II CHAS HARRIS & co. tenders hi. thanks
~ ri. friends and customers for past favors-
and ,olieits q continuance Of the same for the
nav arm, All persons indebted to the under.
,Iened. Will please make immediate settlement;
and any person having demands VIII present. the
ZANE for liquidation. E. bLoohflELD.
Gold Hill, May /. 1857. myl.2t
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WHAT 10 better than q promising
young man? A paying one.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-04-17

Seaton Gales, ESQ.,, of this city, has been
invited by the Trustees of the Holston Con-
ference Female College, at Ashevile, to de-
liver an address before the young ladies' of
that institution, OH the Sth prox-SentineI.
1t is to be hoped that Seaton will not
make any allusion to the /" Holdenites" in
his address
If he should deliver the address, he would
endeavor not to insult such an audience by
the intrusion OF offensive and indecent
topics.-Sentinel.
Our allusion was goodhumored. We had
no intention to offend Mr. Gales. But the
fellow takes umbrsge, and grows imperti-
nent. He will intrude no offensive and in
decent topic" Then let him not intrude
himself on decent audience. We have no
doubt his harangue will be political, to say
the least, if not reasonable.
By the way, We would caution Seaton
against certain very insidious sort of bran
dy they have in the mountains 1t is called
pOmace brandy. 1t is very deceptive and
enticing.
Seaton and Brother Pell, who serve an
impudent, coneeited and corrupt olgarchy
about Raleigh, are getting entirely too large
for their breeches We will cut the combs
of all such roosters before the year of our
Lord 1868 closes. The decent people of
this community and of this State are the
loyal Republican people; and the indecent,
the unworthy, and the justly despised are
ingrates, malcontents and traitors.
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Hear Reason.
Strengthen the Defences.

When garrison apprehends an attack from an
outside enemy, what does 1t do? 1t STRENGTH
EMS THE DEFENCRs. The human system, at this
period of the year, is beleaguered by morbid in
fuences. The Indictment air is full of them. Every
change Of weather lays the feeble open to their
attacks What is,to be done in order to battle
these unseen, but ever active, foes? STRENGTH
EN- THE DEFENcRs. Do you ask how? The an
swer is simple-the means within the reach of
all, Reinforce the vital organs and the nervous
system with HOSTETTER'S BITTERS. Tone
the stomach, regulate the bowels, rouse the slug
gish liver cheer the spirits, enrich and purify the
vital current, with HOSTETTER'S BITTERs.
That's the way to STRENGTHEN THE DEFENCIs,
and render the capital Of health impregnable. If
you wish to escape bilious headache, intermit-
tent fever, indigestion, and nervous visitations-
to enjoy in all its plentitude, the blessing of a
sound mind in sound body" use this incom-
parable preventive and restorative. 1t preserves
health in the healthy, and renews it in the weak
and ailing.
April 8, 1867 Irwin.
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To CONSERVATIVES.

The Advertiser, having been restored to health
in a few weeks, bya very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with a severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious to make known to his fellow-sufferers
the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used, (free of charge,) with the di-
rections for preparing and using the same, which
they will find SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The only object OF
the advertiser in sending the Prescription, is to
benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he conceives to be invaluable; and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburgh, Kings County, New York.
Oct 81, 1866 A-w1y.