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rn.GRAND REPUBLICAN PROCEs.

po.GRAND REPUBLICAN PROCESS
SION, Etc.-The undersigned having been
appointed MaTshalin-chiei for the grand Re.
publican denomination and mass meeting in
the Sixth ward on Tuesday evening, 22d list,
hereby announces his aides assistant marshalG,
the line Of march, etc, rs follows:
Gen. John 5. Crocker will act as aide and
deputy grand marshal, assisted by Col. II. A.
Hall, Maj. A. B, +. Helm, CAPT. j u. Dough;
sevcrally be oheyed and respected as aides to
the grand marshal.
Assistant msrshals for the separate ward
organizations, as follows:
First ward-John +. Cook.
Second ward-William Rutherford.
Third ward-R. J. BeRll.
Fourth ward-J. IL. Crossman.
Fifth ward-L. b. 5. Miller.
Sixth ward - Nenable, president, etc.
Seventh ward, (ncluding Alexandria, ~.
And each Of these assistant marshals is
hereby authorized and requested to appoint
for their several wards two aides or deputy
assistant msrshals, TALL of whom will appear
with sash and mounted.) 1t is likewise re-
quested that all these gentlemen, together
with members OF ward committees, meet at
room of the Central Club, No $40 Pennsylva.
mia avenue, this Saturday evening, at $50
o'clock, for purposes OF consultation.
The line OF march will be formed In front of
the City Hall, the right resting on sixth
street, when the different bands OF music, the
regiments Of Boys in Blue, the Grant and Col-
fax Clubs, and the separate ward organiza-
tiOnB, with their torches and transpareneies,
VIII report promptly ~ Ut DeipIt U SlpNhi ~
M, to Gen. J. s, Crocker, deputy grand mar.
shall, for assignment, as follows:
Detachment OF Mounted Police.
Band and Drum Corps.
Grand Marshal and Aides.
Artillery.
Five regiments "Boys In Blue" Asst Brig.
Gen. W. =. Morse, commanding.
Band of Music,
Aides. Assistant MaTshals. Aides.
First and Second Ward Clubs and Orgnni2a
tionB.
Band OF Music.
Aides. Assistant Marshals. Aides.
Third, Fourth and Fifth Ward Clubs and Or
gApizAtions.
Band of Music.
Aides. Assistant Marshals, Aides.
Sixth and Seventh Ward, including George
town, Alexandria, etc.
Assistant Marshal.
Grant and Colfax Clubs of the District of
Columbia.
The grand procession will move in the above
order precisely at 1880 o'clock, though the fol
lowing route: Up sixth to + street, along l.
to Fourteenth street, up Fourteenth to IL
street, along II to Seventeenth street, down
Seventeenth to residence of Mr.. Speaker Col
fax, and thence to Pennsylvania avenue, along
Pennsylvania avenue TO Vice President
Wadc's, at Washington House, and thence vim
Capitol Hill, to the designated place of mass
meeting in the Sixth ward, near the Navy
Yard.
Statutes will be fired, and citizens along the
line Of march will please display flags, trans
parencies, fireworks, and illuminating.
A. GRANT,
Marshal-in-Chicf and Brig. Gen. Commanding
Boys III Blue, District OF Columbia.
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Alabama LegisInture-United States
Troops 10 be Asked For.

MONTGOMERY, sept. 2l.-In the Senate this
morning n resolution was adopted asking the
President to send United states soldiers to
aid in preserving the peace. The Democratic
Senator'S denounced the resolution asa libel
on the people Of Alabama, and Rs being a
political scheme TO control the polls and to
create the Impression that the people OF Ala.
bama arc not pGnGcable. The resolution passed
the House also. II was bitterly denounced by
the Democrats.
A committee Of five has been appointed TO
take the memorial to the President, and leaves
for Washington in the morning
The House passed n bill authorizing the
publication of all the laws passed by the Leg.
islature In some loyal paper.
II is now thought that registry law will
he passed, and au election held in November.
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Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes.

S1Q NEW BAT AND SHOE STORE. SJQ
OlO J. I. PETTY Il co. DO
Hayeju opened at SIS Seventh street. opposite In
tsligencer Building, anew and well selected stock
ofHATS, CAPS, BOOTS aud SHOES for Gentle.
men and Boys, which they offer at Il small ad.
vance upon cost. Having bought for Cash they are
enabled to offer superior Inducements to purchas-
erS. and solicit only opportunity to the
public that they are really selling desirable class
Of goods at very low figures.
A call solicited, aud comparison Of prices ehal.
lenged with any similar establishment in the city
J. 7. PETTY CO.,
6ssevenh street, opposite lntelligencor building,
Washington. d. G.
Good stock Of Canes aud Umbrellas constantly 90
hand. nn2S.tf
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CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-A serious rupture has
occurred between the Catholic Bishop (Dueg.
gop) and some OF his clergy. The matter has
been referred to Rome. Meantime Rev. DR..
Dunn, Vicar General OF the diocese; Rev. DR..
MeGovern, Rev. Father Follas, and DR.. Nc.
Mullen are suspended.
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INDIANAroLIs, Sept. 2i.-John Haggarty
shot and fatally wounded Murdy Conley while
at work to-day, because Conley refused to
drink beer with him.
The new Academy Of Music, the finest theo,
logical building in Indiana, opened tonight.
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BrnziIInns at the Paraguayan Cap.

Nsw YoRK, Sept. 2l.-Scveral bids were re-
ceived to-day by the Government engineer for
the removal OF Pot Rock and Frying Pan Shoal
of Hell Gate.
A private letter from Rio Janeiro, dated
August 20, reports that six b "azilian iron-clads
had reached Ascension, the Paragusyan cap.
ital, where they found large number of for-
eign flags displayed from private houses.
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south Carolina Legislature.

CoLUMBIA, S. c., Sept. 2l.-Thc Senate to.
day suspended for six months Leslie, (white
member,) for alleged contempt. Leslie is n
Republican, but votes with the Democrats on
questions OF color.
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AUGUSTA, Sept. H.-The news of the riot
In Camilla caused some excitement. 1t Is
known that the negroes are armed through
out the state, but the whites have no serious
fears OF disturbances II the negroes are not
precipitated into riots through pernicious
counsels and violent appeals to their passions.
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M GRAND REPUBLICAN MASS

m GRAND REPUBLICAN MASS
MEETING,-A grand mass citing OF the
Republicans OF Washington and its vicinity
win be held in the Sixth ward, near the Navy
Yard. on Tuesday evening, 22d instant, under
Club OF the District OF Columbia"
The following eminent speakers will ad-
dress the meeting;
Hon. Henry Wilson, Gen. Jno. A. Logan,
Hon, Richard Yates, Gen. ID. T.. Sickles,
Hon. X. 5. schenck, Gen. J. KilpAtrick,
Hon. J A.S.Crcsswell, Gen. y: IL. Chapman,
Hon. A. q. Riddle, Mai. W. 5. Morse,
and others.
The various Republican organizations OF
this city, Georgetown, and Alexandria, are
cordially invited, and will report to Brigader
General A. Grant, of the "Boys in Blue"
marshal-in chief, for assignment In the grand
procession. NJ. DUFPY,
Charm Executive Committee,
"Grant and ColfaX Central Club.n
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For Sale or Rent.

NOR SALB.-A VERY DESIRABLE NEW
HOUSE OF I'VE rooms, with water, gas, &c.
Inquire at 5l2 Twelfth, between Pepnsylvanta
avenue and L street. Hepl9-6t
JrOR SALE OR RENT. SEVEN NEW AND
L very desirable four room HOUSES, known az
Foundry Place, with water, gas. and sewer. The
above HOUSES arc situated In the rear Of the
Foundry Methodist church, corner Of fonrteenth
and streets. inquire at 5l2 Twelfth street, be.
tween Pennsylvania avenue aud Z street
cts
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W ants.
Personal.
II 0 R s A L E

MONTHLY NURSE (AMERlCAN NOW
~ disengaged, with best Of City references, %
would Ike to make few more engagements. APP
ply at ISL Twelfth street.
SHIRT NAMING aud all kinds Of plain sewing
done At short notice. Also, Furnished Rooms for
Gentlemen at Az Twelfth street. spllm
DRIvATg MEDICAL CONSULTATION At
l. 'OLn' nE. DALEY =, IN seventh street,
poslte OIj-ffllUE,' hall Separate r"ninr for
UentB. suI1-tf
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LONDON, CANADA, Sept. 2l.-A boiler ex.
ploded to-day In Merry X Anderson's foundcry,
severely injuring three men, one Of whom has
since he'd,
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GALE OF COVE RNMENT BUILDINGS, &C.

BrRBAU or r., 7. AND A. L.,l
OFFICE CHIEP Act, AND DHB,1 OFFICER,
WA,HIS0ruN, D. C., September Is. 1868
BY order Of Mai, den. o; q. Howard, Commi;
siDler, will be sold, by PUBLIC auction, at Freed.
Iuen Village, Virginia, on TUESDAY, Septcm.
bor ~, 1873, at 10 u clock a.,
% Forty ave Frame Building, yari9uS sizes.
able QuartsTmasteT's BtOTeH.
The Government TolinQuishes all care " the
hui ings at date Of sale.
j. NJ. BROWN,
Brevet Major and Disturbing Olicer.
seq .tuth&sRds
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RoCKLASp, NE, Sept. 2l.-SheriT Tough.
lin, before reported missing, has been heard
from at Hollowell. He is supposed to he sui.
fering from mental arrangement.
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Special Notices.
BOYS IN
kS BLUE, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, $40

PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
WAsHiSdroN, d. g., September 49, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. q
The First Division Of the Boys in Blue Of this
District, consisting Of lst ID 3D. Ith, 9Th, and 9th
regiments, will make all necessary proparat ions In
order to be ready to participate In the grand demon
stration to be held at the Nayy.yaTd, under the
auspices Of the Fifth and Sixth Wards Grant aud
CQlfax Club, on TUESDAY EVENING, 22d inst.
II. The line will be formed on Louisiana avenue,
Sixth street, the regiments taking their posit lns
In the order above named, observing the usual In
teTyal as in line Of battle.
Ill. All officers will appear in blue or black cit
Iens' dress. with military cap, sash. and side
arms-no firearms Of any description will be al
torch. Of which tho necessary supply will be is-
sued to the several regiments in due time.
~. The regimental quartermaster's Will report
TO the Quartermaster General, before the list
Inst. for instructions.
v. The following. named officers are added to the
to the Adjutant General for duty, viz:
Major Albert n. seip, QuarteImaster General.
DR.. A. J. Huntoon, surgeon General.
Major Henry Mcknight, A. D. G.
Major II, G. Sheriff. A. d. G.
Major Thompson, A. ID. c..
Captain L, II. Hensch, A. d, g.
They Will be respected accordingly
vi. As promptness In executing orders and In
structons in all military commands facilitates con-
cert OF action and promotes strength and efficiency,
the General Commanding expects that the reRi.
ments will be at their posts precisely at the time
designated. Fall ling cut OF the ranks and "strag-
Gin" will not be permitted, and the officers are
By order Of A. Grant, Commanding.
G. W. TAYLOR, Adjutaut General.
sepSi.a NEWTON FERRrE. Assist Adit. Gen.
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knights TcmpInr for the Plains.

ST. Louis, Sept. 2O,-About twenty Wash.
ington knights Tcmplar, who attended the
triennlal conclavo here, started to-day for the
end Of the Kansas Pacific railroad on pleas.
ute excursion.
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Presidential Election tObc Held In
Louisiana.

NEW ORLrAss, Sept. 2l.-Gov. Yarmouth
has Issued Proclamation calling for tho
election Of Presidential electors and members
Of Congress on the 81 of November.
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PENDLETO" sSyst costs every eleCtor Ia the
country VA 10 put down the rebellion.
We'll, by putting down the rebellion, we
saved the TnIOni and who, except traitor
or cOppcrhead, bcgru4rcs tIi,Zs as his share
Of the expense,
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TnE Philadelphia correspondent Of the New
York IrlJuHC says; "PeunBylvania Is In no
degree doubtful. The Republican candidate
for Auditor and Surveyor General will be
chosen in October by certainly not less than
Gen. feaIy's majority In 1900 tl7,OOOJ and IT is
more than probable that the majority will be
from 800 10 % UyJ.n
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The ToHAc'O STAWTs.-Thc proposals for
stHmps for tobacco, cigars, and snuff, which
were issued few weeks sIucC drew forth
bids from some twelve different parties, and
these bids were opened yesterday at the office
Df the CummissiOncr Of Internal Revenue.
The contract for these stamps amounts to the
snug little sum Of *2JO,O0O. We learn that
George /. Jones y Co, have made a bid, and
that they propose 10 print the stamps in two
different CpIOts. We have no means Of know.
lns ~ whoa this contract will be awarded
Uutil the authorities shall decide, but doubt.
icss II Will be given 10 those who furnish the
lest quality Of stamps, and at the chcapCs.
rates.
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MEMPHIs, Sept. 2l.-A special dispatch to
the ArdiGnche, from Little Rock to-day, says
all post offices between Little Rock and WASH
ington, Ark, a distance OF 100 miles, are or.
dered to stop the circulation OF Conservative
papers.
A special TO the Appeal from Tuscumbis,
Ala, says three negroes confined In Jail there,
charged with burning the Female seminary
ten days since, were taken out by body OF
Ku.Klux, estims ted from 100 to 900, carried out
short distance, and hung to the bridge.
Tho authorities were overpowcrcd and
locked up In room.
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Veterinary Surgeon.

nRa z; Y, ,PuRDY & co, VETERINARY
~ SURGERY AND HORSE SuOElNu. Per.
sonal direction given where horses are crippled
They eau be ,tOred by wearing our novel Patent
Shoe. OFFICE, SHOP, AND STABLE, ThiT-
teen and half street, near Pennsylyania avenue
Hs-A full stock Of Choice Medicines on hand,
compounded for immediate use, Including specific
fol pTuyAiliugCattlu plague. Aug
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Attorneys, Etc.
JOSEPH 4. X. PLANT

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS AND COSvEYASCEK,
Respectfully informs the public that he has
opened an uhiC" IN ROOM No. 80 EAST WING
CITY HALL BASEMENT, where he will be pleased
to see all persons having husness In his line.
All business entrusted 70 him will receive tho
most prompt attention. Mossrs. .. u A. C. kim.
NELL. CJustables, attend to my collections.
jy.sl-'im
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

y WAsHISGToN. d, c.. Sept ., 1873.
On the petition Of sILyhNrs SAWYER, Of Fitch,
granted to him on the 2ih day June. 1851, Tor an
Improvement In Machinery for Cutting Rattan,
NC., this application having been authorized by
Congress March 2, 1867;
i l. ordered that said petition be heard at th,
Office On the 2ith day Of December next. ANY per.
son may oppose this extension. Objections, dePo.
sllOns, and other papers, should be hled in this
ELISHA FOOTE,
se2a.T3w Commissioner " Patents.
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New York 90 Honor Gen- MrCIeI.
1an-EscaPe OF Confederation
Labor Couuress

New York 10 Honor Gen- MrCIeI-
lan-Escape OF CONFEDERATION
Labor Congress.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 2l.-rbe Beard of Alder.
men today voted to give a reception TO Gen.
Mcclellan In the Governors room on his ar.
rival
Three oonvicts at the Sing-Sing prison this
morning seized the powder-boat after over
powerins the guard and locking them In the
hole. They started across the river with the
vessel, and Ia nded at the foot OF Rockland
mountain and escaped. They arc being pur.
sued.
Charles la mmond and Henry Morrissy,
both hotoriou burglars, were each sentenced
at Brooklyn to-day TO five years In the State
priSon.
Joshua q abb, one OF the fire commits.
sioners OF tn is city, died at windham, Conn,
to-day.
\ The National Labor Congress assembled
here today. Delegates arc present from
| Maryland, Illinois, Connecticut, New Jersey,
| Massachusetts, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, and
| Pennsylvania; also, delegates from the ma.
tional typographical, carpenters, joiners',
| bricklayers', maohinists', and blacksmiths'
unions, and from the workingwomen's associ.
alton in this city,
The annual messages Of the president and
| vice president were read.
OWEN SOUND, CANADA, Sept. 2l.-George
Brown, postmaster at this place, +. Atterger
| John Robinson, and Charles Kennedy started
for Coopers Island ten days ago. Noinforma
tion having been received hero regarding
them, a tug. boat was chartered to go in search
and returned this morning with the body oil
Kennedy, which was found on white Cloud
very much disagured. Another tug left to-day
for a further search. Robinson was lately
from New Orleans. The sad affair has cast q
gloom over the cntire village.
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nSs ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN
~ ABOUT TO MARRY Essays for Young
Men. on, the Errgrs, AbuSss, and Diseases, Incl:
mape view Of treatment aud cure, sent by mall In
H0WAii ASSOCIATION, Box i, Philadelphia
Pennsylvania, sep2l-3m
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WINW VIF " WFII
Garry four makes seyeDi
Twice six II twenty nine,
And eighteen = eleven
And between you and me,
tbs very plain 70 see,
We can carry all the States
BY the double rule Of three.

The democracy are so huge on whiatling
hat we would advise them to whistle the
aLoyo II VIII 10 more to keep up their .ouf:
,se than anything In rule Of three, ana Is nov
lFlf so tedious Room for the whistling De
..r.rsrv and their negro melody. II Will be
,7.uril,tcly produced, without doubt, at az
r., mungTt4 Democratic negro gatherings NJ
= = =.
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nmeC. +. CUNIMINs,

A7 SEVENTH STREET,
AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE OUSE,
whCTe thS public may ,HlwSys h9d WHAT THEY
SecOnd door South Of K street and NnrLhern MArkol
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEW s

RECEIPT ON oE TIE KING OF RUSSIA
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-10-15

No man hath measured the power
of kindness, for it is boundless no
man hath seen it's death, for it is
eternal. In all ages of the world,
in every cline, among every kind,
it hath shone ont a bright and beau
tiful star, a beaming glory!
Look at the case of Saul and David.
Bitter and blasting jealously filled
the heart of Saul, and che sought to
take the young mans life" With
hellish hate, he hunted him, even to
the dens and caves of the earth. But
David conquered his enemy-even
the proud spirit of naughty Saul, he
humhled. And how? Not with
sword and spear, not with harsh
words and coarse contumely-for
these did never touch the heart with
gentle influence. No; but, with a
weapon, simple as the shepherd s
sling, yet sure as the arrow Of death.
'9was kindness This killed rank
ling hatred, and left Saul to live.
And when it had done its work, Saul
said to David, "Thou art more
righteous than 1, for thou hast re-
warded me good, whereas have re-
warded thee evil" Was not here a
victory, more godlike, than Well
ington ever knew?
See Joseph in the hands of his
wicked brethren For few pieces
of paltry silver they sold him into
Egypt Providence, in kindness,
broke the bands which held him in
slavery, and made him ruler there.
Famine spread over the land her dark
mantle, and the cruel brethren of
Joseph hungered: They went to
Egypt for corn. And now how acted
Joseph ? More than once he filled
their sacks and returned them their
money; and then he made himself
known! 81 am Joseph, your broth
er, whom ye sold into EgHptr'
Here was kindness-forgiveness.
And it crushed to death the spirit of
jealousy, that had once made him a
slave. He had conquered!
Come farther down in the worlds
history, and tel! me, what word OF
all those spoken by the "meek and
lowly Jesus the ''Prince of Peace %
the "Saviour of the world" was best
calculated to soften and subdue the
hard hearts of his prosecutors Are
not asked to listen to the soft, sweet
tones ofthatvoice-"Fa Father, forgive
them ?" O, here was kindness.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-10-15

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only Medicines perfectly adapted to popular =
simple that mistakes cannot be made in using
them; so harmless as to be free from danger, and
so efficient as to be always reliable. They have
raised the highest commendation from all, and
NIL Viii always 81! render satisfaction
Cures FEvERs, Congestion, Infiammations, IS
do WORMS, Worm Fever, Worm Collie, 25
do CRYING-COLIC or Teething of Infants 25
do DIARRHEA of Children Adults, 25
90 f5SE Rf95SSENPERY. ENp Gripping, Bilious Collie, 25
do coUGHS, Colds, Bronchitis, 25
do NEURALGIA, Toothache, Faceache, rs
% do HEADACHES, Sick Headache, Vertigo, 25
~ do DYSPEPSIA, Bilious Stomach, 25
II do SUPPRESSED or Painful Periods, 25
~ do WHITES TOO profuse Periods, as
I3 do GROUP, Cough, Difficult Breathing, 25
u do SALT RHEUM, Erysipelas Eruptions, 25
10 do rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains, 25
I8 do FEVER AND AGUE, Chill Fever, Agues, so
II do PILES blind or bleeding, so
is do OPTHALMY, and Sore or Weak Eyes, so
10 do CATARRH. acute or chronic, Influenza, so
2e do WH0oPING COUGH, Violent Coughs, so
I'll do ASTHMA, Oppressed Breathing, so
% do EAR DISCHARGES, Impaired Hearing so
% do SCRoFULA, enlarged glands, sweIlings, 50
% do DROPSY, and scanty Secretions, so
30 do SEA-SICKNESs, sickness from riding, SO
81 do MDNEY-DsEAsE. Gravel, so
% do NERVOUS DEBILITY, Seminal Ennis
sions, Involuntary Discharges, 90
20 do soKE MOUTH, CANKER, so
80 do URINARY WEAKNESS, wetting bed, = 50
80 do SUFFERING at change of life 90
33 do EPILEPSY, spasms, st. vitus' Dance, 90
81 do DIPTHERIA liberated sore throat, so
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OJ 35 to ~ barge vials, morocco or rosewood
case, containing specific for every ordi-
nary disease family is subject to, and
books OF directions, From $40 to $35.
Smaller FAMILY and TRAVELLING
cases, with 20 to % vials, from IS to SIS
Specifics for all PRIVATE DIS
EASES, both for CURING and for
PREVENTIVE treatment, in vials and
pocket cases, 81 to $5
PONDS EXTRACT,
Cures Burns, Bruises, Lameness, Soreness,
Sore Throat, Sprains, Toothache, Lum-
bago. Piles, Boils, Stipgs, Sore
Eyes, Bleeding of the Lungs,
Nose, Stomach, or of Piles;
lCorns, Ulcers, Old
1aa Sores, &c, &c.
Price e. ltt4 (" so cts. to 81 Is
~ These Remedies, except PONDS
EXTRACT by the case or single box, are
sent to any part of the country, by mail OR
express, free of charge. on receipt of the
price.
Address -HUMPHREYS' SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE Co,
)Hice and Depot. No. SOS Broadway, -
eriaisIp ba- yl9 New Yoik.
Dr. HUMpHREYs is consulted daily at his
Office, personally or by letter, as above, for
all forms of disease. .-~--~-a-------e- ~
FOR SALE-BY<ALL DRUGGISTS.