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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-03

SHH MAKES Coon TIME-Thc little steam
yacht MOllie, Capt. Samuel Keller, recently
bought by COl. hlbcrger, OF this city, At
Buffalo, n. Y, on Thursday afternoon made q
trial trip down the Potomac ms far as the
cCllent time, returning at 10 y, m The owner
of the craft, Col. Huntington, and about
twenty other gentlemen, were aboard of her,
and spent u very agreeable time, having n
choice lot Of rcircshmcnts, nc, with them,
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SALES or REAL EsrATr.--Grccn ) Vii.
liams, AuctlOhccrs, sold n thrCc.stnry BRICK
house on the corner Of T. street north and
Fifth street west, TO WIN. Tucker, esq for
1850; and Ntwo.stury and attic brick dwelling
on Maryland avenue, between FOur.anG-A.half
and sixth streets, to David Hepburn, csQ., for
II 500.
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record the demise of another old citizen. Cant.
John Reagan, an old Hnd well known citizen
Of the Seventh ward, died at his residence on
u street, between Thirteenth and Thirteen
And.a.half streets, Island, on Thursday night,
The deceased was for many years engaged In
the river trade, and was universally beloved
by all who knew him.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-03

MAJOR STITr's liIsTOEY OP THE PARDON
BU~iNL~s,-lt having been stated in 4 morn
ing contemporary. that Major +. 4. Stitl WAS
engaged In the preparation Of u history OF the
pIiJH business the Major has been hCsrigcd
By prominent men of both political partics rs
to the nnimus Of the forthcoming history. We
are authorized to say that this work Is not to
he a political one, but will deal In facts and
figures taken from the official hles OF the At
torncy Generate Office, and, while It will tread
on some peoples tender toes, will do exact
Justice The work he will do without fear or
ihvOri and II II he a sensation, eclipslng that
of the "Wickedcst Man." 1t is the wickedCst
mans fault In not being wicked enough to at.
tempt to be equal TO the pardon brokers who
infect Washington. lie docs not intend any
one to steal his thunder, and when he is ready
TO publish, he will publish.
The New York herald., 1868-02-28
NEWS ITEMS.

large laboratory In Cincinnati. belonging to the
Mossrs. Gordon, was destroyed by lire on Wednesday
night involving loss OF $780, 00o in urei for S25 0oo
ali iu Cincinnati The origin OF the fire is supposed to
have been spontaneous combustion.
During the present month the loss sustained by Gin.
cinnat companies amounts 10 over $500, 000
After several meetings and the pa sage OF resolutions
by mixed committee OF democrats and republicans In
Cincinnati to held mass meeting to sustain President
johnson tho whole matter has hzZld and the commit
tee have adjourned TO the oh OF March.
Henry johnson. a driver the Milbury branch Of
the Bosi on and Albany Railroad caught his foot in .
switch at Mbury station Mass about yester-
day and the car passed over him, killing him instantly
Ex-Governor Curtin, President OF the Pennsylvania
Re Corps Association has issued request to tho
officers aud OF that and tn of other orsan
zat,ons OF the volunteer servic to meet Iudepen.
dence Hall. Philadelphia. tomorrow, to paw a fitting
testimonial OF respect the memory OF Major General
Mccall. recently deceased
A FIRE at ClarksvIie, No., on the 22d ins'., burned
Dawson's HoIe tie clothing store of simon Voge, the
Post fce and two or three small houses The loss s
about $4,000; Insured for $4,000
The four story br ck dwell ing OF Wilson. No. 305
Thr eentn street, PhadclDhia was burned out yester-
day morning. Loss sl5, 600
The validity OF Governor Bullock's veto OF the bill
repeating tho State Constabaary law has been affirmed
by the Massachusetts Supreme Court to winch II was
referred.
william Levan a member Of the night police force OF
Reading, Pa wie asst tina another officer Yesterday
TO secure au shman who had been arrested for drunk
enness aud fighting, received violent kick from tho
IN the omen, from the effects OF which he died
q short time aiterxard.
fire In Fa'rburg, Livingston county, III on Satur-
day night, destroyed nine buildings in the business
portion OF the town Tho loss Is estimated at $50 COO
on which there Is SIS 600 insurance.
dofacalion o $4,000 TO 900 has been discov-
cred IN the North Providence Bank Of Pawucket r. l.
Tho cashier aud one OF the decors are alleged to be
involved
Patrick Ross who, some eight years ago. murdered a
lady Of rank IN Ireland Tor propery and for whom the
and committed to jail In Cincinnati few days ago and
yesterday he attempted to commit suicide bv cutting
his throat with case kno. de Is In critical condi.
ton and will probably die.
In tho Iowa Assembly yesterday a resolution was
adopted instr ctng the Iowa Congressional delegation
TO nr-e tho removal OF .thv national capital to some
point N tho West. The S.natc by a vote OF 35 TO TO-
adopted resolution in favor Of the impeachment OF
the President
The New York herald., 1868-02-28
CITY POLITICS.
The Fcnton Central Campaign Club on tho
Rampnge.

The Fcnton Central Campaign Club on tho
Rampnge.
special meeting Of the Executive Committee OF the
Fenton Ceuira Campaign Club was held last evening Ia
of the parors OF the ST. Nicholas Hotel E. d. Culver
In the chair Tho committee organized iu secret session,
and sas upwaris OF two hours IN dcliberation. The
following series Of resolutions was adoptcd:-
Resolved, That tho charges or usurpng the powers
and dnes OF OF tno people, SO gen.
erav maie against Andrew johnson, acting President
Of tho United States, beginning with his attempt TO
dictate constitutions and the forms OF civil government in
the South and cuminang In his recent open defiance OF
the laws uf tho laud Of attempting 80 coerce legislation
aud hinder reconstruction, and OF corruption nnd
olher high crimes and misdcmeanors, whereby
he has brought great injury upon the country
and paralyzed its business enterprises. maze IL
the imperative duty OF the proper tribunals TO invests
gate those CHARGES vndicats the laws OF tue land
Resolved That cordially endorse the action OF on
gress in relation TO the impeachment OF Andrew John
that 80 have entire Confidence In the wisdom and
patriotism OF tno high trlbuna, by which ho is TO be
tred aud ho will receive at their hands fair and
speedy trial and impartial versict
Resolved, That the people OF this great republic, who
Administered tner own government with unparalleled
success IN tlme OF peace rcpeed foregn aggressions
and firmly internal disc0rd aud rebellion,
equal to the trial OF their highest mass rae without
fear favor and to the orderly enforcement OF the
peaceful remedies provided by law.
Resolved That copies os these resolutions be duly
cernsd by tho officers aud transmitted by Tie secretary
70 tho republican members OF Congress.
The New York herald., 1868-02-28
Rumors of Stanton's Intention
to Resign.
General Thomas Suit for $4,000
Damages.
SENsyas OF Senator Sherman on the vii for
Funding The National Debt.
TnE IMPAIRMENT QUESTION.

The Points Of the Indictment Against the
Presidrnf-Probnble Failure of the Imp cnch-
Mcnt Plot.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27, 1868.
The sub. committee engaged IN preparing the articles
Of achmcut to be presented against Andrew John
son. Prcsden, of the United States in session
nearly all day. This evening they held another meet
ing and nearly completed tho eparaton Of the articles
which will probably bo hnshed and submitted to the
full commiite" Tomorrow If agreed upon they will be
printed, ana the committee will then present them and
reort 20 the House during the afternoon order to be
ready for the Senate Lionday. II Is understood
that the offences with which the President win be
charged class ied under Eve heads. folows:--
Frt-For violating the provisions of the constitution,
IN that laws enacsed under 1t have dsregarded
citing the Reconstruction acts
Secoad-yloation OF The Tenure Of on o act
Third-Enering into conspiracy to defeat the action
OF Congress-.
Fourth-The removal OF Stanton, and
FIFTH Bribery,iin that the President attempted to in.
duce officers by promotion to second his attempts TO
disregard law.
Enough now is positively known to prove that the
impeachment OF Andrew johnson will no. pass the
Senate. Taat body has representatives from
twenty eignt states sending ifty six Senator'S There
bit vacancy, created by the decsou OF Senate
in the case Of Ir Thomas of Maryland consequently
We may say the Senate IS composed OF if.y-0ve mem
bers, and II necessary that two-thirds OF that body
should for conviction to give legal effect
votes In the negative III kin Impeachment. The demo-
members, who OF coIrsc will vote in the negative
on the impeachment, are
Dixon, Davis
Buckaews McCreery,
Bayard, Duollt To-
salisbury, Patterson
johnson, Norton.
Toal, TO-
The following republican Senators will positively vote
with tho democrats on the question:
TrumbuH, Upton
Fsssenden, Van Winke
Anthony, Wiley,
Spraguc, Shermau
Total, s.
Several more republican Senators viii probably vote
with tue democrats again.t the project Tho impoacn-
nent OF Andrew johnson In Senate will DO defeated
for three reasons
Rrs-Men Of such strong. clear, judicial minds a.
sherc s really charge which base conviction;
h b mere difference Of opinion between the President
and Congress upon q point 10 be adjudcated by the
Supreme Court
competency TO the machine" 10 the satisfaction Of
tbe party and the country. Johnsons bluuders viii
make capital for the republican party, but Wade's
blunders might destroy Il.
Taird-General iears that the measure win be uDpop-
ulaT with The people.
The New York herald., 1868-02-28

person bore marks OF violence, the bsdc'o'nes wers
torn several places tn furniture was lyipe aooos
the in disordered state the drawers or Tue bureau
oDen and their scattered IN various olr'cuons
than in reurnn verdict shat the deceased came 70
her death by violence at The hands OF some persons W.
KNOWN" The friends and relatives OF the uniortuns1s
woman. VINO was eighLy-h -hve years OF age were con.
sceraoiy shocked AZ The rumor that she commilse3
suicide aud hesitated to give credence as there was
nothing In her past life 10 lead them such conciu-
son Strenuous Efforts are being maj by the auihori-'
ties OF Queens county to throw the matter
which up to Ike present, Is involved IN mystery
The New York herald., 1868-02-28
ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY, Feb. y, 1851

ALBANY, Feb. y, 1858
MFsAcHMESr ooMMssI,sEa DORIS.
Mr. JAcoRs on behalf OF select committee Of five
appointed examine the alleged canal frauds and
to ascertain whether any OF the State officers are
liable to impeachment, made written report
on that subject. The report states that the
scope Of the resolution under which the
committee acted gave them power TO go INTO
minute details should they deem It necessary To do SO.
But an examnat oc in the details showed that this
not necessary. large amount OF testimony had
aifeady peeh uNeh ps sho neno ai.a ~ 80 ,
Committee bearing on TINS suoJect kecour iaa oeen
had to this sworn eyldehce and copious extracts made
bearing upon the olical conduct OF Robert G. Dorm.
Canal Commissioner The committee say that they hnd
his testimony sufficient to form basis or the gravest
accusitons and the. ind 1t an mpe ve duty, ater
full examination OF the case. TO present Canal Comms-
sioner Dom for inn eachmen. Tho report concludes
with the following resoiut ns:-
Resolved. That O. Dorm. caral Commissioners hs
and he hereby inpe ched for high crimes nd lnidemea
nors.
Resolved That It be referred to the Comnce O. the
Judiciary nQn whetner the power OF impeachment
who 9 terms Of Office have exp.red
The report sgnd by John G. Jacobs John r. Little,
James Stevens and Jonas X. Button
sr. UNDERWOOD, member OF tae committee said hc
would make minority report lie had not nd time 10
examine tho large amount OF testimony ahon, and was
not prepared to give an opinion IN me case a..
Mr. JACOBS moved tta the report, together win the
abstract OF testimony presented be printed orthwtn.
Adopted.
In the evening session OF the Assembly Ar. HARTMAN
offered the folio wing bv unanimous consant:-
Whereas the late perretrsef by two officers OK
the Meropo ital police alleged, Under tho
ders of Jonn Kennedy supertendeut OF Police In en-.
ering private olice Bro dway, in the ctv OF New
YORK, and sezng private therein without warrant or
process law is OF character arbitrary ana unpre.
ceented e the al OF the ctze OF said
Me rpohtan Dis.rc OF the commonwealth oi New York;
therefore
Be It resolved. That the Committee Cities be author
lied the alleged unlawful Proceedings OF
II yes and >tiwe Of the Second precinct Of said
Metropolitan their authority for her unlawful
proceeding, and epor the result Of said investigation to
this Hoase: and Id committee have power send for
persons without ths State Adopted.
The Assembly then adjourned.
The New York herald., 1868-02-28
suppo;rp nuaDrs At FLUSHING.

Yesterday tho township OF Flushing was thrown into
state Of excitement In consequence OF the discovery OF
the dead body Of an aged lady, Ann Van Ast which
was suspended from of the bed posts In her cham
ber Twas at nrs, supposed tha, che had committed
suicide but from the facts dsduced before Coroner Lebs
who ned an iuquet the body, is feared that the
The New York herald., 1868-02-28

ofthe Twentieth Unted states infantry now duty in
the Fifth Military District
The Navy.
Paymaser A. s Renney, detached from duty at 81.
Paul De Lospdo Africa, and ordered 10 sete accounts
Mdshipman g. n. Richmond, Of the Naval Academy,
has resigned.
The New York herald., 1868-02-28

The Points Of the Indictment Against the
Presidenf-ProbnbleF Failure Of the Impcnch-
mcnI Plot.
The New York herald., 1868-02-28
Estimated Cost OF the New Post Once In New
York City.
ARMY AND NAVY GAZETTE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. a, 1868.
Brevct MAJOR General George sykes Lieutenant
Colonel Fifth infantry has been ordered 70 report with.
out Decay " MAJOR General Hancock and take command
The New York herald., 1868-02-28

AT PEcKuAM's HAIR BAzAARs-nuMAN HAIR
EhSsspIs price MS9s,r Ss.as so wssr,s
ss ens s @ o S
NHs sSs VSh Cut this s oS S"t'r '' ana '00''
A CIRCULARS AND INFORM ATIoy TURNIsHEDIN
"A. all lcsaizcd lotteries J. CnUrE; Broker.
A HOUSEHOLD WORD
Tea ss q siss. - and House FURNISH:
Cooper Insu;ate. corner stores.
All goods warranted as repre- entcd
n New York and states where dsserion drunkenness.
S are cbe sSe es aow xoney ~
Nassau street.
-oFFIcIA,. DRAWINGS OF THE KENTUCKY
o ,rssr = y .; (. : S.,ss.Is S Il ,,
ia' y 90 49, tS pasy = y s6by s. q s .s0as., as
For circulars OF Kentucky st.ti Lottery sSlress
o'NAT' Lpcs Gsy.Ss'onKr Go.'K
Official Drawings of the padacah Lottery TsS;acfs
Is 10. i s''a IS q 3, z: = e. g. s. H. O.
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sTsa ~ Tyss ss " a@ usef no States Passport agent m
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Sold At all news ssstnD s'ai 81 Sf z: GiEsiaa 'fs
516 BROADWAY.
GRAND POPULAR MOVEMENT
toeec,a
NArIoSA- ASYLUM
ior
DISABLED oLplERs
uloo no
BATTLE FIELD OF GETTYSBURG.
The sale tickets in Asylum Fund WIN close
tho a7h Of Apr next, a, which time the distribution OF
awards will posltlvey.be made.
with view Of making immediate return TO those A.
sisins tho enterprise
SERIES or GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVALS
have boon arranged, as folows'-
A.
Irving Hall, New yor< March 7, u and ~
Irving Han, New York, April l4nudis.
Masonic Temple, BrooAlyn, E. D., March
Academy Of Music, H,okyn L. D., Aprn II.
Aud
Horticultural Han lh,I delplis, Aprn ga
on which later occasion
a committee will be chosen by hc audience 70 associate With
the naeerncnt IN ma king 4 s,rlbution Of
S6il. .9JJ IN NADu ABLE PREsENis
is Toll,
e2s1,u) IN URrENBAcks,
THE FAMOUS YAGtIf +" i L NRIETTA,n
s2-s 400 IN DIAMONDS,
$1,000 IN NALuBLk BtUkt AND AlBcSfs.
tfur schedule Of awards SC, detcrlptvc clrcullrl
The Distribution Will commence. on Monday, april 81, al
10 o CLOCK a. NJ, NJ uOfticu urd Halt fhlade pnia.
HOW 10 oBiA.N III kEle.
Orders be sent Va registered letters post
Office orders In u from 81 t. 80 risk. Lager
am0uns shJud be % ~ express ~ the fol-
loving
CLUB RAens:--
10 Jtckets 10 une gUl
~ tckets address. .....i7 "
~ Tickets To 80 w
b. tickets add 30
lN tickets % one tdife
Address al o ders and coiumunicatiOns to
GETTYSBURG AsyLUM tsSUCfATioN,
Jij Broadway. New York.
BRjUkLNS. f6i Fulton rect
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TROVIpBNCls, II. L., CORY BROS, AGENTS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-04
Most RittGrS

OF the present day that are loudly pulled
through the newspapers rs having great tonic
and curative properties are vile compounds and
base imposihous, containing No medicinal viz
tues whatever, and are really very poor whisky
beverages and, instead of acting as stimulant
and tonic, have tendency to weaken the stom'
ach by entirely destroying the coating. The
public should therefore be very cautious, and
purchase none but Roback's Stomach Biders,
which have stood the test as a remedial agent
for MANY years, and are really, as their name
indicates a stomach biterS and not % bererdge
They combine the properties of the best tome
and stimuant-a gentle laxative, an efficient
anti.bilious agent and the best stOmachiC known
10 the world and, when taken in conjunction
with RobacE's Blood Pills are the safest aud
surest preventive against all bilious derange
ments, thoroughly regulating the whole system
and giving tone to the digestive organs.
They are highly recommended as an invigor'
ating tonic 10 mothers while nursing increas'
ing the flow of milk, and for convalescents, to
restore the prostratioR which always follows
long.continued sickness they are unsurpassed.
No household shsuld consider themselves safe
from the ordinary maladies without these inval'
uable medicines. They can be obtained OF any
druggist in the United States. marl3lm
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TOWN TRIPLES.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Mathew
p. E. Church.
Democratic Club Meetisg.
Administrators Sale-F. A. Brent
linger.
Cadets Wanted-T. II. Logan.
Wheeling Business College,. Crea'
sey.
Notice-Dr. Kisner.
Photpgraphs-A. Z. Partridge.
Agents Wanted-Zeigler, McCurdy
g. Co.
Hats & Caps-Senseney Il Gitien.
Lscture-Read advertisements.
Trustees Sale-E. L. T. Morgan.
Boots & Shoes. +. Knox.
For Cincinnati-R. K. Hudson, P,
NJ, to-day.
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An ;ncrease is renorted This winter II

An increase is reported this winter IN
the number of pigs packed in the West
but a large decrease is announced ~
the weight and yield of lard. FMS mas
been caused by the reduction OF their
corn feed. owing to a comparative
scarcity of the product
A New Orleans jury declared man
40 have come to his death by ian I'M
known cart" About on par with this
is the Philadelphia verdict respecting a
man who had been crushed to death in
q mill, when the jury remarked, mo
blame can be attached to the machine
ry."
The Yousg Mems Christian Associa-
ton at Chicago gave course of sixteen
lectures during the winter, which yield
ed q prefit of $500 26. Money was lost
on the lectures Of Du Chaillu, HepwOrth
and Whipple. The profit on one OF
Coughs was 1897 60, and on Summers
S640 10.
A Chicago paper, indignant with q
Detroit contemporary for keeping up a
regular announcement, "So-and-So was
the last mysterious disappesrer in Chi
cago," exelaims: "Why, bless you, we
! have more persons mysteriously disap'
pear in Chicago every week than De-
| troit sees in month"
The Prince of Wales can ride at
steeple chase; he.likes' a box at the thea
tire, and can read a reply to deputa'
ton without losing his presence OF
mind. He appreciates female beauty
and has the best cigars in his case
This gifted young nan is now pacifying
Ireland by his presence.
An eagle of enormous size was caught
in a common trap in Caswell county, N
c., a few days ago. The bird has been
in the habit of eating all the turkeys
geese and pigs in the section in which
he was caught for some time. 1t meas
ured six feet eight inches from tip tC
tip and was as black as crow.
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UniInDeachable

IudiCestion-the most fruitful generator of
disease, so common as not to be considered dan.
gerous-slowly and surely saps the founda-
ton of health for with impaired digestion, it is
impossible for food to afford strength to the sys-
TEN. Dyspepsia invariably follows this disease,
and dyspeptics owe all their sutierings to indi'
gestion. Nervous and sick headache also spring
from derangment Of the digestive organs. Per.
sons of sedentary habits frequently suffer from
these evils, which are attended with q nervous
irritability of temper, extremely unpleasant to
others and source Of misery to themselves.
HOSTETTERSS STOMACH BITTERS has been
found the safest and best means of removing all
digestive Instructions, as we'll as bracing up the
falling system. Those whose occupations are
mental recognize in this preparation the periec,
ton of medical skill, as II sOOthes the excited
brain, headache disappears under its potent
charm. and the patient rapidly Tegains health
and strength by its restoring power. To the
aged as we'll as delicate ladies and children II Is
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invigOTatiDg without excitement or reaction.
An immense amount of unimpeachable evil
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its prompt and ever reliable action in alternating
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readily accounted for, from the well known fact
that ii is made under the personal supervision
of the prOpTietors, in strict accordance Win
pharmaCsUtiC science.
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B.U.B. P.-The great friend Of the
housewife. If you want Highland whole
some backwheat cakes, use it. If you
want nice biscuit, use it. If you want
any kind of light bread or cakes, use it,
and ven will be sure Of having what
YOU want. Manufactured by L. Book
ing. No. l Odd Fellows Hall.
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wheeling Business College
and Classical Academy.

DROF. f. W. STICKNEY, OF ATHENS
i COLLEGE, Ohio, will take charge of the
Classical Department of the above Institution,
on AIOnday, Apri 10th. We shall be happy to see
all the old Students and limited number of
new ones J. CREASEY. Principal.
PROF.. NJ SCOTT, \. NJ,
Teacher oil PennmausniP.
The Ladies Writing Class meets every after
noon but Saturdays, from to 3. Our fair
patrons will find competent Teacher and clean
and pleasant rooms. :,
The Night School will be continued all
through the summer april
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The Best Tonic.

Caswell, Hazard g. Co.'S Combination of Iron
Phosphorus and Calisaya, known as Ferro-Phes
pherated elixir of Calisaya. The iron restores
color TO the blood; the Phosphorus rene IS wastes
OF the nerve tissue, and the CalIsaya gives u
natural, healthful tone &c tho digestive organs.
Onc pint contains g. virtue vi one ounce Of
Calisaya, and one teaspOOniui grain OF Iron
and Phosphorus.
Manufactured by
CASWELL, HAZARD & CO., New York.
For sale by all druggists. aprI-nw&s e0w&W
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SneCinl Notice.

Rc1rdrs of Co,tntcrteits. ObSerre the name o.
JOB MOSES on the pdcsage-purehase none nth
out it-au Others are base aud tcortlsss imtations
NB.-One Dollar, with fifteen cents for post,
ace enclosed TO the sole Proprietor JOB
MOSES, ~ Cortlandt Street, New York. will
insure a bottle ef the genuine, containing Fifty
Pills by return mail, securely sealed from all
observation. decl2