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PENDLETON ON THE BONDS.

MI. Pendleton made a speech at Norwalk
ONO, on the 5th instant, in the course OF which
he dwelt al considerable length on the uues-
lions OF reconstruction, the finances and taxa
non- w lille on the latter subject, gentleman
IN the audience sent 10 hIm a note, asking him
10 state to the meeting what remedy he pro-
posed TO apply to the abuse Of which he COM
planned in the exemption of bonds from taxa
ton, IN case the Democrats obtained power:
and asking, also, if the United States Supreme
Court had not on three separate occasions de-
Clded that State could not constItutionalIy
TAX the securities Of the National Government
MI Pendleton teok no notice of the inquiries
While on the stand, although II is alleged that
he had ample time 10 have made a public ex-
PLANTATION after the receipt OF the note and be-
fore the crowd separated, even admitting, As
lie claimed, that IL was handed 10 him after he
had finished speaking. Afterward, however,
be sent for the writer of the note to call upon
him at his hotel, and IN an interview there
Mr.. Pendleton expressed himself substantially
as follows:
Had answered your questions, / should
nave SAID ABOUT this The usual Argument
against State taxation OF Government bonds il
that II will not be safe for the General Govern.
ment TO give the State governments control
over the market value and stability OF rs
uOBal bonus by admitting their right To tax
Them Now. whatever may have been the de-
clslons of The Supreme Court, the practical
olmeulty IN the way of State taxation OF ma
ilcnAl bonds Is that the National Government
does not give It's consent thereto. But would
have the General Government give its con-
sent
Beng asked a: this point whether this right
OF State taxation which he favored should not
nave been given AZ the time the bonds Were
sold, In order that purchasers might know
What they were buying, Mr.. Pendleton said:
That Is an undecided question. NV own
opinion Is that the General Government may
change Its rate of taxation after the bonds are
sold do not believe there is ANYTHING in the
law or the Lature OF the case, amounting To a
contract that the Government bonds now ax-
tant shall not be taxed above a certain rate
IEe Government changes its rule or rate of
taxation on all other property, why not on
Dor ds the same This opinion / hold subject
u future modification. However, If the General
Government cannot legally give its consent To
STATE taxation of its bonds after the bonds are
once sold, then the General Government night
liSelf 10 tax its bonds TO an amount eouai 10
That average tax both Federal and State levied
On other property
This. We believe is the first time Mr. Pen :ile
ton has expressed any opinion as to lust how
relief can be afforded, and, considering the
prominence given 70 TINS particular point the
remedy suggested is far from being a. positive
and certain as the public had a right TO expect
from the Statesman of the West" ManifestIy
Mr.. Pendleton finds II easier 70 pull down than
10 build up.
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Dir. Buckley, who rode forth so jauntily,
with battle axe poised, to smash up Commits
sloner Rollins, has come TO grief without get
ting even stroke al his adversary. Cruelest
q all, the blows that endorsed him come from
Attorney General Eyarts and District Attor-
H~y Courtney. "Call you this backing your
friends :" Well, the unlucky Solicitor has
served 10 mewhatenliyen the revailing stag
nation in the news market, and really he mad
gorgeous appearance when he rode ont to the
lousting field. When he next doth ride
abroad may we b. there 20 see ~
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INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION OF WORKING.
NEN.-An International convention O. the
worxingmen of Europe has been in session a,
Brussels in Belgium for some time. The at.
tendance is very large and the proceedings har.
monious. The objects of the meeting may be
summed up in a resolution which was adopted
yesterday, as follows:
That in the opiRIon of the convention the
workingmen cannot obtain complete emancipa-
ton from the oppression OF employers by
means merely of local strikes; that ali strikes
should be subject 10 a code of uniform rules
and regulations, and that councils ofarbitration
be formed 10 settle difficulties between employer
and employed: and finally, that trade societies
BE- established In countries where they do not
exist. and that all such societies be organized
so as 10 act in close connection and concert
with each other for the general improvement
OF the status Of w9rkngmen throu ghout Eu
rOnp
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me political contest in Maine is getting s.red =
not, a Brick Pomeroy terms it, All sorts of
eieeuoneeTing tricks are resorted to, generally
Food-natured- and some decidedly original
ne Democrats, for Instance, creased the rails
on the kenneoec railroad to prevent the Port
taId Republicans from getting up to the big
hepuohean demonstration AT Augusta IN sea-
son The Republicans. however, chalked their
wheels and went ahead. This trick. w. ha.
heNe. was in retaliation TOR one PLAYED off bv
the Republicans in bleaching a train of Dem.
ocrats from their engine in a way to cause a
psrplexIng break OF connection with the Pan.
dletCn meeting at Bangor.
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Two ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
pEpAErsEsI ., rHs IsrrRIos,

PENSION OFTIck, july Isth. Siss
The Ssu @. Of t Hed islt sss ss =
scIibed Land Warrants, which are alleged 70 have
that at the date fOcwins the desert pon y
ssrrsnt, new certificate or rant OF like tenor
appear. G. Q. Cox. Comm,s,,ans sess
No 6s'IS, for 100 acres. issued under the A., q,
NJ mar6s 5 ys. IN the names Of the minor ehiidrsn
z. fasres Eeeord, dsoessed, and was granted July
FeSrusry H. 1877 s IN sSrss issued nndsr the Get Of
sou, mother and heir -st-Ia~ Of Daniel Mohnsss
81 sah9imPsos, asoes.ed and was granted September
No. ss leS for ieo acres issued under IN. A., ~
February II, lsa 10 the name OF Erasmus b Ben =.
March s. sss in the name Of Harrison ooru a. ses
No 81 COZ fer ise acres, issued under the ar. n
snf s ssms o CT ss.T and
Ne IS go for loo acres, issued under the Act NJ
and was granted August s. ise. octoSsr ss
10; Sea ror 50 acres, issued under the act Of
ISL a.% oe 81 Lew aud
No q $50, for leo acres, Issued 1edsr The act NJ
sT.ntsa s q o oSsn "a :ss
m so fPT ies acres, issued under the act OF
was 9, snted June To- ISL NOpsmSsq h sss and
No. NO |. 81 fer leo acres, issu.d under the act OF
% n xdOS q yss.e Eas and ~ss sTsnssd March o
No Is ,ss2. for 90 scr ss i,.ued uns.r IN. A.,
IN, nss Was granted March Is, 1855. November Il
No 46 SIS. for % acres Issued under the act N
hafSn >, ~, IN the name Of Susan nah Dunn VIA
oI PANE p ss and was granted Nay Is, isN
No 6 4s: for 10 acres, issued under On. act NJ
March s. 1855, in The lame Of Char sier I 80 o.
s sna Was granted February Is, 1856 November a
No, n. rs. for Ieo acres. issued under the -. :,
March ). 1855, IN the name OF Polly Der.n to t
widow OF William White. and wss ersntsa go
TENDER q. 1S1. November IL, 1858 cse-
No zseSl. Tor 16o acres. issued under the Sc, a
~ arch ), lobo, In the name OF George pstsr,e.o'
and was granted May q. 1856 Noyember IA u.s.
NO 81 Us, Tor loo acres, issued under ~. -. p
March ), 1855 in the nsme of Georee 1".soIs
was granted June q, 1855. November - ~ ~
ITO LIME AND HAIR DEALERs ANn Oo.
TRACTORS. wv
~. We have ior sale prime LONG HAIR, or Plas-
Thoes vishiuG . supyy Nfn ana |, "a ss.s,
sdvantase 70 can on or sadrss
.,s,m Ne: az Q. Calvert 81 .qss si,,ao 90 Ia
HAY PREssEs,
III BAY BtLIEG ROPE.
HAY Ealing WIRE,
.u HAY UkLOADING FORKS and
nroenhs eesetr sted HAT sCALRs.
Up BARrHoLow.
Hardvsre and Agricultural W srshouse,
eseosw zee th street, below Perns. eve.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
l. BIT FITCH \ FOX,
Real E,fafs 6-ok>ys AZ 1p,f'crssrs,
sullivan Building, he. ATo seventh st.,
epposits Post O0oe.

Sullivan s ss.siI,s s. .Je .eTsnth ST.
I0R R1ST-The Iarse and comm d. on. STORE
o eUsi. al Rfh street ket.ssn . gd X, recensly
STABLE sor sar q s sss snd tso
The h.tuIes win be rented with the store IL de.
a FUBNisEED HOUSE OF tve,,. rooms, GA.
"a ftkNisakRSS' s %Sf,a Of eleven rooms, ga.
ISUsSisHID d HOUSE, R5IhsS Of tAir,esu rooms. "a.
and water, 5 $50 per month. sesN
EoR sALE.-Highly valuable business DR. operty,
between AZ and Sd streets. aud formerly Sso@n
as the = CLINTON HOTEL" The iot 4 Is feet
iT sTa o. si ~ dee. INNING AIMING bach 70 &c,
shree story BRICK HotsEs. vim back sSiIains
has eisht rooms. neuaius store room. su aOs s.s
supplied with water and gas The property 10
well adapted for business purposes, and sny, one
tosether. on one 6f the first business streets in
the city, rarely meet with .uch sn ogpcrtuuity;
70 Hiram BREwKB. No. s, ~ street. ''
LOB RBNT-Ont BRICK HOUSE. No 800 New
Il Jersey avenue. between D and G streets, con-
taining rooms; SIS per month. Inquire ofW 9.
I STAT on the Blsdensburg turnpike, one mile
nom the city, lV acres OF land IN high state Of
Snsaa Ssss dysins also o stab, And other
Dairy purposes For rgs,ticY RnoSy teco
az 2s-u ass, seventh St. bet. d and K.
TOR sALE-A delightful COUNTRY RHsr-
DENCE AND FRUIT AND GARDEN FARM,
with every arrangement for comfort and eonve-
coaches, Cherries, apricOts. Sc.-in abundance.
esSs t5sss .ns Also well
a. SGD s fP.,t sash and city property. Aadrsss
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"ArchIbishop Kenrick, of ST Louis, has de-
nounced "Planchette" as an abomination and
threatens those who indulge in II with xcom-
munication.
~ Mr.. Dickens is said by English papers to
have cleared S26uOO by his visit to this country
For his next (and last) readings in England he
is TO get $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-10

COUNTING THEIR CHICKENS EARLY.-The
Democratic Convention in the Second Distric ,
of Maryland, which yesterday nominated
Hon. Stevenson Archer for reelection to
Congress, adopted a resolution: THAT the nom-
inee of this convention be, and he is here
by. instructed to exert the influence of his pos.
ition with the incoming administration Of
President Seymour 10 secure the appointment
10 SAID offices in Maryland of men whose record
attests their acceptance Of democratic princI-
pies As their rule Of faith and conduct"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-10

Is the Medical Department Of the Freedmen s
Bureau Will cease by act of Congress on tn
LIST of January next, Major General Edward
Hatch, Assistant Commissioner for Louisiana,
issued an order on ne lst instant directing that
DO more dlsaoled- superaDnuatsd or destitute
sick freed people from the rural parishes be
admitted into the New Orleans Freedmen's
Hospital. The machinery of the civil govern
ment being now In 1Ull operation In the State,
they must be provided for by the civil authorI,
lies. ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-10

NATIONAL THRATRR.-The Black Crook is
drawing crowded houses this week, and will
continue 10 be attractive for some time. The
machinery is now working smoothly, the bal
let and marches are very fine, and the per-
Torrance is altogether very pleasing one.
The enterprise shown in producing such a
complicated spectacular play IN this city, with
so much completeness, ought TO be rewarded.
Mr.. j. Z. McDonOugh, TO whose varied expe-
rience in thestricals the public are indebted
for much of the pertectness of detail which has
made the play such great success elsewhere,
determined to place 1t on the stage here with
all the features which characterized its pro-
duction in the larger cities, and be has sue
ceeded. The Russian and British Ministers
Were present last night, and Mr.. McDonough
has invited the President to attend this or to-
morrow evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-10

Ire contract for the supply OF stationery TO
Ire Annapolis Naval Academy has again been
swaIced 70 messrs Philip & Solomons, of this
city. 3
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FISH ERI rs.

FOR SALE:
TWINE. So0n ohAN
1000 Copper-wired CORK BpOYs
sElNks made in any form and length sritea a.
the large Fisheries Of the Ches AXE aud Potona
knit by hand, with Q knot ecoaomicslly fornsS'
securing mesbes Perfectly square
shsa 1lLL-NET Herring do, Mulet do.
AMERICAN NET AND TwINE co
gu - 2wd2awm 4 Commercial street f{asson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-10

Come, boys, it's getting cool;
Time nov, to go to school
Boys have he'd splendid run,
Splendid run and Jolly fun.
Nov the jolly fun's done;
Time the schooling Was begun.
Jackets torn; trowsers muddy;
Now begin the steady study.
Bring along the states and books;
Brisk footsteps; pleasant looksl
Hol there don't pouti
What's the matter, Elbows OUT
Best jacket's got q hole in,
Pants need half solings .-
Can stand worn out elothsss
Won't 60 to school with those'
Here. Pa take the boy
Fill his youthful heart with JOY
Trot him of right away,
Bay a suit Of clothes day
Cost, and Vest. and Pants, aud all,
At the CELEBRATED OAK HALL.
Don't let the boy 60 shabby He will be q better
scholar If be has good clothes. Good clothes for
every good boy in town Also, for every good boy 3
excellent paternal parent Horribly cheap, at the
famous OAK HALL, No. 464 7th street, opposite
P.s This is an entirely new Stock, made mp in
the best style. se9 3m
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LADIES OAN HAVE THEIR HOOPsKIRrs
ALTERED AND REPAIRED at CHS. BAUNH
HOOPekIRT. CORSET and SROULDIR BRACE
AANuIACToRf, ~ Louisiana avenue, betvees
9Th and It'll streets. NH I7t
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TAKE NOTICE.
CEl TAKE NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE, TAKE NOTICE.
] shsp reopsn the Restaurant known a. the
"TBEmOhT HOUSE, on Ia ave. bst. =. . 4
sth aDd It'll SITS, ON sATU RDAY, Sept VyA0
18th. / shall endesyor 10 give satisfsc lE.KN u
tion, and respectfully ask the pstronaec Oh my
friends Az to qualifications, can only refer 10
my pas. connection ss bar keeper With the TIRE.
mont House, teaton House, end Matt On Hotel
bar rooms. First class Liquors, Oysters, snd
Cigars always on hand PArRfCk kE0AE,
stW u' Sole Proprietor.
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From Blanchard Il Mohun we have Harper's
HeelIy for September 10.
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE.
l HHREBY forevarn the public against q woman
representing herself my wife. as 1 have never
been married, and the statement is false.
&c 10H kUGENE p. C0RNAIZIER
TO THE LADIES SPECIAL ATTENTION
paid to all diff cult and delic ate Of fe
males, FEMALE IRREGULARITIES AND DIS
EASES Married or single you can receive the re-
lief you so much desire. from whatever cause Let
no false Dodesty prevent your calling Lafies IL
you favor us with call We will endeavor 20 give
you satisfaction. DR.. La FORREST BROTH.
ERS, 179 south b street, between 9th and 10th,
Island. &c n.
GS mn TO LOAN FOR ONE YEAR, on
SG,OOV notes for deferred payments. on
thts once. s-3ts
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uARVEY CO.,
H MANUFACTURERS OF
ICE CREAM, WATER ICES, AND TROZEH
CUSTARD.
OF all the most delicious navors.

VI all the most delicious MAYORS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
2e9 PeEnsyl ania avenue, between 9th and lOthsts
We most respectfully inform our friends and the
public that we are manufacturing the purest
Orange County, Pennsylvania, and Virginia
CREA MS, and We guarantee all that will favor ne
With their patronage every satisfaction Particular
attention will be paid to Family and Boarding.
house orders; also Pic Mics Festi vals and Saloons
most reasonable terms. my 29-tf
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FOB RENT..Ths DRILLING. nov beias put
= IN thorough repair, lately occupied By Gen n
Perry, q The northwest corner Of 18th ana I Ia.
,Also,e STORE ROOM under the Hetropolitsn
street, opposite City Hall. a ls-lm
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WOOD AND COAL

I FAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR
IL GLEASON a GLENNS
CHEAP GOALS AND WOOD,
- tnen ~ POT and Chief once, @ street wharf, W
q. sToRRs q CO.. corner 18th and ", wsss-
I. LUCHs CO., corner 7th and n washiaeto,.
-. boGCk, corner Bridge and High, Georss,
oNn. iyl66mt
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TOFFa5GpEG OF .IgBLIC BUILDINGS

W~UFFIEE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS
US GROUNDS AND WORKS,
WASHINGTON, ID. e., Sept. IL 1865
NOTICE.
The Potomac Water will be shut off from the
Government main in north X street, Massachu
setts avenue. New Jersey avenue. and north Ii
street, between 18th street west aud Delaware ay-
O'Clock. BY order q N MiUHLER' eish'
Breyet BriRadier Gent and
MAJOR of Engineers, q a
So lUZt in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-10

School BOOKS
SCHOOL REQUISITES.
FRENCH 4 RICHARDSON.
BOOKSELLERS AND srATIoNERs,
334 Pennsylvania avenue,
Would respectfully invite the attention OF
PATENTS AND TEACHERS
Te their large and varied assortment of
SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL STATIONERY
which We offer at
seq Low PRICES
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BOARDING..

LOB RENT-Furnshed or unfurnished ROOMS,
I single or communicating, with without
BOARD. in pleasant location; No. 1871 Pa. ave /,
between Nth and 18th streets. S-3ts
EOR RENT-SeveraI very desirable FURNISH.
! ED ROOMS; In suits or sipgly; on lst and ID
floors; with or without board. INQUIRE at No
391 G street, bet "a and Sd streets. an SLIM
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LOST AND FOUND.

c. REwARD-Lost, on Saturday night, on Pa
SS avenue, between AZ and 18th Its COLD
Fs xs;' ii ss sS: oa as above reward ign
ns sss II. Gt BE-
ots .nS y leaving il at 40
So REWARB REWARD. Lost, on The % instant, small
BE tor sT
and streets, Navy Yard. selO st.
STRAYED OR sTOLEN-On Monday night,
= 1th inst, TWO COWS; roam COW, horn bent
downwaIds. about 10 years old; aud a red Cow,
stump tailed abOuts years old; both with crab
s am SIT In TIE be ss5 doaTs
street south, near l4th street Capitol Hill.
Sin REwARD-Lost, a Red COW; no spots,
horns turned JOIN SSzS e hs5 bead
ses:st. Cor 9TH and La or d near isi cas-.
s. 1:; sA mo r Sss ndsy Angus.
white spotted, and the 9th ali white Slit in
both of their ears. The sbsve reward will be given
st ss. to the corner of 18th and streets
IL a pearl handled OPERA GLASS. with the
viii sutsbs 1e%apa snd s
thank. Of the owner by Leaving it at the Box ONCE
II going from 18th street andPennsyivania ave Que
e SSLP
ell. Chain valuable to owner accou MT of its "a.
soctatIons. Finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving IT at ~ Pennsylvania avenue between
9th and 18th streets. sests
OsT1A small POCKET BOOK, containing a
IL small sum of money, and papers of no value
excep to the owner. payment of acceptances hay-
ing been stopped. The finder will be suitably re-
warded by leaving the same at the ONCE of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, on "A street or at
the seaton House.
sc flw A. X. STAKE
c. REwARD-strayed on the soth August ONE
W. white BUFFALO STEER, with q few red
spots, end about two years old. The finder will
please bring the Steer to 100 AZ street near Vir.
giDfa ave-, where the above reward will be paid
sci SALUMON
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A @ A d.
To correct an erroneous impression that seems
to prevail that have gone out of the bust ia.
ness u occasioned, doubtless, by confound -
my name with that Of q. N. Gregory decd,
whose stock has recently been sold,) Ie&
would state for the Information Of the public In
keep, and intend to keep, as heretofore, the most
comgete assortment Of COOKING and HEATING
STOVES and HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS to
be found in the District II. 1. GREGORY,
SEQ st 321 Penn. ave, near 7th street
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WILLIAM GFINANB,

WILLIAM GtIHAEB,
w DEALERIN
CoAL, WOOD, LINK, CEMENT, Ao
central once, No. 81 Louisiana avenue, betv~>.
ah and 1th streets west. Branch Yard, corner iss
street east and street south. Wharf and stes1
cav MILL loot OF Sd street east Large Wharf accom-
modsuons for loading and unloading yesseIs "a
prices. - m y.ss
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With the view Of making room for rev fall and
winter goods, the subscriber will tinue to dis
pose OF bis esent stock At vrices greatly reduced
GOOD ,N0BAIE CARPEflEG ct o. and O as,
bousekeepers will surely save money BY pue.
cp"fD, ssis OF IN me p SS,,, Jas B. pSDsS0S
au H'eou No. Market Space. near Sth ct.
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@LR. PRATT. DkATIsT, fourth story
uS @oodwsrds Building 3Is ID str eet he
tween 10th and 18th, near the junction of strest
and Pennsylvania avenue. an n an,
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pIANOs, ORGANS,
AND MELODEONs.
For sale and rent, on accommod ating -
Terms at REIGHENBAGH'S Piano fTH
66Iofe, NO. 49S Eleventh street, above''s
fenpa. avenue. sc 9-lms
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-10

DANGEROUS COUNTERFEir.-Ad danger
Gus counterfeit five dollar un,iona bank bill
is said to be in extensive circulation. The
bills are well executcd-the Landing of
Columbus" on the back particularly. The
principal point of difference between the
genuine and the counterfeit is this In
the counterfeit, the ''1'' in the sentence
"This note is secured" &c, at the head Of
the bill, covers the "ui' in Quilted States, -
while in the genuine it comes over the up.
per left corner. BY this difference, the
counterfeit can be easily detected.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-04-10
[Published hy rennesr of a Lad. I

CURE FOR ScANDAL.-Take of good ma
tire one ounce-of an herb called by the
Indians mind your own business ounce
mix this with little charity of failings,
and two or three spriga of keep your tongue
between your teeth, simmer them together
in vessel made of clay called cjrcumspcc-
tim, fora short time, & it will be fit for use.
APpAcArloN.-The symptoms are Vi
olent itching in the tongue and roof Of the
mouth, which invariably takes place when
you are with kind of animals called Cos
sips When you feel a turn of it coming
on, take a tea-spoouful of the above, hold
it your mouth, which you may keep close
y shut until YOU get home, and you will
find a complete cure
Should you apprehend relapse, keep "a
phiaI about you, and on feeling the slight
est symptom, repeat the dose
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REL YES - sEEsEzCls,TA
FOR THE HAIR,
Z 90 p \ o a q q

lHy experience of over one hundred ,,ars f,
t'e n'i.Yai'on aud preservation ~ tle hair. is
''i 'n .1s widely known preparation.
For dressing curling and preserving Ua fI.,r ia
BIAS uo equal u the world Three or fin- arr,.-
cations ". s'Dp 'ho lIai- from f.l.av oe INA n
usei occasionally. itwiil prevent Lsis Iasirg An.
1ri|in"i col. durirg lifetime. NO rretAfat.or
,'- W D. .omN thc hair quickly rnd uo
FtIiihll % ha. been more extensively enirrsr3
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