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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
VETO OF THE RECONSTRUCTION

The following is the message of the Presi.
dent Of the United States to the House of Rep
resentatives to-day, returning with his objec.
tions the bill for the admission Of North Caro-
lima, Louisiana, Georgia, Alabama, and Flori.
da to representation in Congress.
To he House Of Repre- seatatires: In returning
to the House Of Representatives, in which it
originated, a bill entItled IAN act to admit the
States Of North Carolina, Louisiana, Georgia.
Alabama, and Florida to representation in
Con ngress," do not deem it necessary to state
at length the recs sons which eonstrain me tc
Withhold my signature. / will not. therefor
undertake at this time to reopen the -
cusslon upon the grave constitute -,
ss aaes'ens ,ss inySlsed IN the &C, Of q
thereto: in purs nance of which it is G aa
in the preamble to this bill these Sta .sIs =. ID
framed and adopted constitutions Of : s.ts eove
ernmentl Nor will i repeat the ,r:an-;Sns
contained in my message of the q ~ ~, ra
turning, without my signature, u "a Ali ~ "a
nit TO representation the State -oS SrtsDsS 81
and which are equally applicao ieso the pend
Like the &C. recently passe , =. -.s.ra. %
Arkansas, this bill superce As H. nIa =. ~
slnpie SIN mooe pfescaoU atr he Constitution for
of Senators and Represe' mattress az tbo sa,araI
States. 1t assumes autr or,tv over siI Stetos ~
the Union which has aever been delegated to
OOngren no, ,ee warranted by previous
hCOhsutu'ionai Irt lslatIon upon the inject of
restoration II imp >oses conditions which are n
derogaton OF the .qual rights of the States an d
Is rounded uPor n theory which is subversiye
OF tne innosn' tntal principles of the Govern
meRI IN tue case OF Alabama it violates the
ehgnted lai' a of Congress by forcing upon that
STATE con stitutIon which was rejected BY the
peopie according TO the express terms Of an
ACT OF 20 agTess requiring that majority of the
registered electors should vote upon the cues.
tion OF ats ratification.
tor these objections, and many others which
| might be presented, cannot approve this bill,
anu therefore return il for the action OF Con-
l gresS required in such cases by the Federal
Constitution. ANDREW JOHNSON.
Washington. ID. O.. June %, 1865.
The message occupied about three minutes IN
| reading in the House. Hon. Thaddeus Stevens
| denan ded the previous question on the pas
sage of the bill over the veto. which cut off all
| debate. This was sustained. and the bill was
| then passed over the veto by vote of los ayes
/ TO a. nays-a party vote.
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LETTER FROM SENATOR SUMNER.
Colored Men for Consresk.

RICHMOND, VA. June 25.-The following
letter has been written by Senator Sumner to a
citizen Of Norfolk:
SENATE CHAMBER, June ~, ls63.-Dsar Sir:
have your letter Of the iSth inst, in reference
TO The eligibility of colored men to CONGRESS. I
know OF no ground on which he could be ex-
cluded from his seat If duly elected, and /
should welcome the election Of a competent
represen taiive OF the colored race to either
house OF Congress as final triumph Of the
cause OF equal rights. Till this step s taken
onr cause is incomplete. Yours truly.
CHARLES SUMNER
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A NJ E RIC AN HOUSE

The very important and extensive improyemeuts
which have recently been made in this popular
Hotel, the largest in New England, enable the pro
prietoIs to ofer to Tourists, Families, and the
Travelling Public. accommodations and couve
niences superior to any other Hotel ia the city
During the past summer additions have been made
OF numerous suites of apartments, with bathing
rooms. water closets, &c, attached; one of TuftSs
magnificent passenger elevators, the best yer IN
structed conveys guests to the upper story of the
house IN one minute; the entries have been newly
and richly carpeted. and the entire house thor.
onghly repleDished and refurnished, making it, ip
all its appointments equal to any hotel in the coun-
try.
Telegraph Office, Billiard Halls and Cafe on the
nrst moor. LEWIS RICE SON,
my 2law3m Proprietors
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- Locusts in Southern Illinois are so thick
as to ny by myriads into the car windows, and
the air Is hlled With them.
81 crazy man in Western New York is
trying TO 60 without food until the 4th of J uly
he Is now on his third week, and quite hun :.
CRY.
- Wash tuo races, we notice, are proposed
as a feature Of the 4Ih of July sports in several
places.
81 Lafayette, Indiana, is putting down the
Nicholson pavement.
- Lace rufties on the shirt front are Paris
las shon for male full dress.
~ The trial OF Whelan, for the murder OF
MCGEE, has been fixed for the I'd of September
- The Menken is to revisit PARIS and play
in the drama OF Theodore of Abyssinia Sha
will wear the strictest Abysinian costume.
~ Miss Bennett, cousin OF Mrs. General
Hancock, was married in ST. Louis, ON Thurf.
day, TO J. A. Ward, of the army.
~ F. e. Hopper, clerk in an oil refinery at
Pittsburg, Pa, committed d suicide Monday
morning by taking iaudanum. Domestic
- Judge Durell has decided in the United
States Circuit Court in New Orleans, La that
note given In payment of q slave was valid.
An unknown man entered the front hall
OF Father Quinn,s residence, on Barclay street,
down against the door, blew has brains ont with
pistol.
- LOUIS Lane, eo.ored man, has been con.
victed In Pittsburg Of murder in the first de.
gree, having poisoned his wife with arsenic In
May last. This is said to be the fourth wife he
has disposed Of in that way.
- Mrs. Abel Martin, sixty-two years old,
and for some time mnrm in health. hanged her,
self with q handkerchief to an apple tree, at her
home In Princeton, Bureau County, ILL.,, on
Monday. -
~ McCoole and Coburn had q fight In the
Lawrenceburg Ind.) Jail yard. whore they
are at present confined for violating the laws
Of Indiana against prize nshung. and Coburn
had decidedly the best OF IL when the keeper
interfered and put stop to the row. ! "a
~Mrs. H. B. King, OF Reading, uearly had
her child stolen from her in Q railroad depot
at Boston, few davs ago. This crime, frequent
enough in New York, Is rare in Boston.
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HEALTH AND HAPPINESS


Are prepared In vacus from the vegetable sub
stances named, and are the most ective that can
be made: Decoc ions are excesdinely trouble
some, and IL is necessary 20 prepare them every
as they are weaker than the decoctions; for fluids
saturated with sugars are susceptible Of holding
alone, and the syrups are otherviss Objects nabIe
for the patient 70 frequently nauseated and the
stomach surfeited by the large proportion OF sugar
taken with eech doee-vhich is Of no use vhst-
eysr-except 70 Keep the decoction from spelling
Here the advantages aAd su periority OF the Tluid
Extracts ere strfkingiy manifest.
The nnest test OF their superiority will be Q CON-
United States Dispensatory.
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HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER

APPROVED ITSELF TO BE THE MOST PERFECT
PREPARA rlON FOR THE HAIR EVER Of
fBRED THE PUBLIC.
Ii 10 vegetable compound, and contains no fniu-
Hons properties Whatever Nv ''
IL HtH restore GRAY HQi, TO its o,isi.nI rolo,
viii Keep the hair from falling out
II ceanses the scalp ana makes the hair soft ius
trous and oilken.
II fs q splendid hair dressing
No person, old or young. should fail to use IT,
ms recommended nad used By the frst Medical
dNhOrity.
~Ask for Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Re
newer, and take no other
= = p. HALL 4 CO, Esshua, N. H., Proprietors
FOR sale by all druggists. my 4eo2m
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PROM EUROPE TODAY, BY CABLE.

LONDON, June 95-Forenoon.-The weather
is healthful. Consols g3k. U. s. 5-2O's, 73 "a.
73f. Fries, Ask. Illinois, 1OII.
FRANKFORT, June 25-Forenoon.-U.S. 5. .20's,
Taa77L.
PARIS, June 2S-Forenoon.-The Bourse is
frmer and rentss higher at 7If1Ic.
LIVERPOOL, Jule 2- 2-Forenoen.-Cotto
quiet and steady. Sales of 1850 bales.
ag+h U. 5. 5-2O's, 73aa72s.
LIVERPOOL, June 25-Afternoon.-Cotto
frmer and more active. Sales OF 1l,0OO bales
Pi ices UNCHANGED
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FROM BALTIMORE.
Soldiers and Sailors Conventiou-Conveu.
ton Of MARYLAND Editors.

BALTIMORE June 25.-The Democratic Con-
servative Soldiers and Sailors Con venton of
Maryland met here to-day. for the purpose of
appointing delegates TO the Soldiers and Sail.
July 4th.
A convention OF Maryland editors assembled
to-day in this city for the purpose of establish
ing uniform price for the State printing
The City Council refused to make an appro.
priation for music or fireworks for the Fourth
OF July.
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A CARD.

Clergyman, while residing in South America
- missionary, discovei cd safe and simple rem
edy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Bsrly De-
cay, Diseases OF the Urinary and Seminal Oreans
and the whole train of disorders brought on by
baneful and vicious habits. Great numbers have
been cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by
desire 20 benefit the aficted and unfortunate will
send the recipe for preparing and using this med-
Free Of Chdyse. Address, ''
JOSEPH T. INMAN. Station d, Bible House.
my o-3ms New York Citv
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Baltimore Markets, To-day

BALTIMORE, June 25.-Cotton firm, at 3Oy
cents for Middling Uplands; flour more active,
but unchanged IN prices; wheat duh; Mary
land, s2.60as2 IS; Pennsylvania, SASS; Corn
firm, white S1l2as1. .l3; yellow Sl.O5as1 10; oats
dull, Maryland and Pennsylvania $685. west.
ern, " cents Rye dull. at sligo; Pork quiet, at
IL shoulders, II x; Hams, 2la22 cts: Lard dull.
at Il cents.
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FOURTH OF JULY FIREWORKS
Superintendent Kennedy, OF New York has
issued an order instructlng his subordinate To
vigorously enforce the law against the use of
fireworks and fre arms on the Fourth of July
he reminds all persons, moreover, that the
penalties provided for the violation of the or.
dInanee are severe, and designed to be exem-
plary. Snakes" ''chasers" and "double
headers being under the ban. the storekeepers
refuse 10 keep them on sale
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FROM HAVANA,

HAVANA, June e4.-From Puerto Cabello we
have advices to the 7th instant. In recent
battle in Coro, General Gil, with 300 OF his
troops figure among the killed and wounded
General MOnagas was before Caracas demand. 4.
ing an unconditional su rrender Of the place
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BY Bankers and Brokers telegraph
Lewis Johnson & 90. quote stocks and bonds

Lewis johnson 20. Qnote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, June 25.-First Board-U S.6'.
Il, coupon, l171; 6.20's, 1s62, coupons. u3k;
1864. coupon, Hog; 1865 coupons, 11lX; 1858,
coupon, new, 1l3%; 6.9O's, l50, coupon. ia;
u4Cs, coupons, lU7a; 7.30's, second, lilo: 7.3O's,
third, ll0i Pacific Mail, I0lH; Ohio and Missis.
sippi Certificates 3s&; Mariposa, 4; Atlantic
Mail. "a; Canton, 49x; cumberland, 80; Western
U. Telegraph, 81; Quicksilver, 25: Boston
Water Power, 17k: N. Y. Central. 1881; Erie
6sk; do preferred. ask; Hudson, l392; Reading
lG3; Michigan Central, 1l7&; Michigan South.
sn, gk; Illinois Central, i56x; Cleveland and
Pit sbure, sos; Northwestern, COX; do prerd.
!9; cleveland and Toledo 1O3; Rock island.
X; Fert Wayne, 111k; Alton 4 Terra Haute.
none; Toledo &W Wabash, none: Adams Ex., SIS ]
Wells, Fargo & Co. Express,264; American Ex-'
press, So United States Express, 50k; Mer.
chants Union. none; Chicago Z Alton, l36
prf'd, l36; Gold, 1401. Market steady.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
RENOMINATED.


IEPecItI DIspalCn 10 the Slar.D
CINCINNATI, June 25.-The Republican
Conven ion for the Fourth District re.
suited in the denomination, without opposition,
OF Judge VIM. Lawrence for Congress-
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MATHEW +. MAURY, LL.D.-We are GLAD to
record the fact that Cambridge University, in
England, honored itself, on the 28th of Nav
list, oy conferring the degree of LID. upon
Mathew +. Maury, who eails for this country
ON the lst of July, to enter upon his duties at
Washin gton College, Va. The same college re.
Gently honored the poet Longfellow. of Massa.
chusetts, with a similar degree Cha rlotte sriI,
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NEW YORK, June 25.-Stocks active. Ex.
change, 60 days, 1Ok. Money, 3ai per cent
Gold lios. Old Bonds i3ki new, I3x. vrr.
ernmehts on the street are lower.
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BATCHELOk'S HAIR DYE

This splendid Hair Bye is the best in the world:
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable
dnts; remedies the ill effects OF bad dyes; invieo
rates And leaves the Haf soft and beautiful blaol
o. broscH. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers:
and properly applied at Bachelor o Wig Fsctoy
No. Is Bond sreet, New York jabeodlT
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PHALON's "PAPHIAN LOTION"
BzAur1rr1sa THE sSRsln AND COMPLEX.
REM0yIs ALL ERUPrIoNs, FRECKLrs.
PIhRLfe: 10ra SLoTSHEs IzS. sss.. s.''
PAIR and BLOOMING.
!or LADII9 q The NUReERY % @ Invaluable.
Tor 0ENTLRMEN aftef SHAVINGft ft has no A N n
PAPHIAN LOTION" 10 the Only reliable ram
edy Tor diseases and blemishes Of the SKIN.
PHAION,s ~PAPHIAN soaps g
Sor the TOILET. NURSERl J aud BATH, win net
chap the SKIN. Price - cents per cake.
sFLOR DE MAYO.n
"FLO0 DE -WAYO.0
ACMnnIw PERTHna r0R TIE HANDKl1.
IRA0RANCE. - =. = - =
PHALON . SON. New York.
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Baltimore Stock Market, To-day

BALTIMORE, June 25-Virginia 6's, ex.cou.
pom, ~ bid, and 46k asked; regular 1867, "a
bid, and As asked; North Carolina 6's, FAX bid
s5H asked.
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fs.day's New York Markets.
INV Tel01raph

NEW YeRK, June 25.-Flour unchanged
Wheat dull and dropping. Corn slightly in
buyers favor. Pork dull, new mess, S2Si5.
Lard quiet al xal7 cents. Cotton fl iner al 3Oa
BOY cents for Uplands. Freights dull. Tur.
pehtine easier at IS cents. Rosin dull, at S3a
S3I5 for strained common.
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T7O ALL WHOM II 1AY OON0IRd.
DrpAlIHEEt OF iHH INTERIOR, I

.u PENSION OFIIcR, July 18th <is3s
@ for % essn ps.an. n.Se ID pndsF the oct
scribed Land arrsnts which are SiieseS tn svs Ue
es been io;t oE ds:troyed,-Eotics IL hereby given
snss a. tAs date fOiiSxns the 81 esch
fs essssSa.s aSSs :s'i
No. 50 Sas, for 50 acres, issued under the .ct a,
September, 1850. in the name Of William O Ke.0 0
minor child Of Andrew Ksan, deceased. and va,
sINso'fs No "a ssa S q, e. iSS' sS July :, 1858 s.
hin, and granted March 8, iss. Juiy ,s ,sssIs iHs
IN sSe name sfqss of pndsT he .cs q
No 20 for 6o acres Issued under the act Of March
Georee HALEY, decssssd, and was srantsd Nav 81 81
80 ss:slS, fcr iso acres, issued under tn. act of
and eas q os1s AZ Il % ss::S
nd was granted May 50. lsl9 August 81, iSSS-
NO: ls@sl: for lS0 ecres. issued under the act OF
sI:s.sd 6esoSsr s ssSas%Sss .Sa cs,rn Is and
II rH. sgHsEise44ts gsie4 81 SSI661Es9PEI SSST6E 9I 1Hi DIS
yn mel G's "a la:y l.,,ss ,s,s No ,,
IEd-.rs sw.ss. .st Al. dsf't... Doc 8. '
On motion q the compIainant, By his solicitor.
sss S:rSsi S.s ssd 4 e :rdsfsd hss the
6S:!ls: fsSss 9osn EPsr Psinsssa saS.5s
setsled eS S.4.p P:@ss os 9, ssSss ths
ccr.ins s sCSty days sf.er this dav, otSsfsiss tie
I'm. es.g.-rs.:A 4. :. =. OIL Justice.
FOB eALE.1o0 gseond.Iasd JOIsTs. Also.
u large DERRICK Tor heavy stons. Inquire
q pig 4 lith street. q door ffon Kirkvood House.
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NOT A FEW OF THE woRsr DISORDERS
thst afiict mAnkfpd srise frou corru ption OF the
elood. HELMB0Lpy BxTRACr eARsAPA.
kILLA is remedy Of the utmost vslue.
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TERRIFIC HAIL STORM,

BINGHAMPToN, N. Y June 25-A terrific
hall storm occurred here yesterday. the stones
being nearly as large as hen eggs Much dam
age was done to the crops
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~ y.
All persons indebted to the estate of the late
ULYSSES WARD are hereby notified that tSey
must come forward and make immediate settle.
ment' or they will be proceeded against forth.
J.B. WARD,
ie9-eo3W 8. N0RMENf, EXECUTORS.
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DECLINES A RE.NoMINArION.

BosToN, MASS. June 25.-Representive
Hooper has written letter to the electors Of the
Fourth Massachusetts District, declining a re.
nomination.
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BALfINoRR, February -, lisa.

BALTIMORE, February u, lSSs
Dr; J. j, Lasrrens:
sers so.ere
have seen IL used In two cases With happy rssaIs
ass amer II sAsS sa,,as the
taken nye bottles Of your medicine. The other q
1: :ad e: s
that the patient will soon recov. r. have Careful
an s.su ss ssS5 :.
terstiye ingredients.
Yours truly, B. W. CARR, n d.
We knew DR.. Lawrences Rosadaiis to be q ..s.
Il Il: aaS tsas snd PIE n
a. 3. MOQRE, H. D. '1'"e
e ssH1SksEse1af1s ssHI}ksEeafs 8 4; j.! D.
SifHSs, \ y =. D.
=: jSeSs$HssHI J: SSSsssstfI: StSSstsff:: ssf$S:: 1. e: 3:
With the above named Ply sicsns, and they are III
gentlemen Of rsspectabiity and standing in this
.....,1 ~. 1870 Mayor Of xii.Se.A. 4 SAitsi 4. o.
CASES OF ossoSIo5 h ooSE5 hHkuazfIsxH1k hEHHktHz1r sxH1ks1
o.,,o,. fpKSt:rourH, S:urH, Va. February Is. 1858.
S..I Sin: III: |: 70 e...it that h.,. been
snsS. so % m: last f.; q:
medicines recommended 70 me for the dissass
without recetytng any bene6t Havins hear2
"kossdeits" highly SPOKEN Of procured bottle
And hnding some relief continued il untii AT
happy 70 say that - con Dletely we'll
not only consider the % Rosadalis = soverefsp
remedy Tor Rheumatis1. bat believe it also q
preventive and cheerfully recommend Il to the
smieted. Your, very truly,
t- "Aoo'
~ PRKPA8Kp ONLY ~
J. ]. LAWRENCE, M. D., Chemist,
8ALfIN0RI. Nd, .. i
OLste Of Wilson, n. CO.
PRICE else PEE BOTTLE.
- Sold Wholesale By sn the principal WhoIe
eele Druggsts IN ell the large cities ta the UNITED
otates and Drttoo ADor1oo, cd rotailod n Orua-
An letters Of inasisy. &c.. pesnDsly answered.
Address
DR. IL. LAwRKHoB . CO..
soIs fsofAs1osf In AAHurAcrU
ga BALTlM0RB STREET,
3 .8EsLLF BALSMonR, Mp. .i gr
For sale By Q. CALyEEf FORD. Druestst. pe
Ss6 Penn- ave. ,Wsshington, DO. q Neon
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

ease in money matters in New York. Rates Of
call loans have ranged from to per cent.
according to the nature of the securities
onertd; and in some cases loans have been
made as low as per cent Some prudent
brokers have taken advantage Of the existing
per cent. for period Of four months, which
Will be oridging over two quarterly bank
statements. The next quarterly statement In
large payments Of dividends and the disburse.
ments by the Sub.Treasury the first part of the
month will render money more abundant even
than il is at present. The Trust companies
find IT vely difficult to loan their balances at }
per cent.
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CHRONIC LIVER con

OHnVNIO IIVBb COMPLAINT CURED
This 10 to certify that was eures of Ohro,ic
Liver Complaint By Dr. LawrenceI Rossdsiis,
sfter having been confined 70 my bed and house
for long time, and trying various medicines with.
out benefit. ~
know Of several others In this county cured
through the use of Rosadalis, and il can he fonnd
In nearly every house in my neighborhood and
they oil praise 1t - greet medicine
GREENE COUNTY. August Ia l5S7.
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THE ROSADALIS

9 not secret medicine. The articles from which
10 used and recommended BY the Medical Fscuity
wherever II has been introduced, as q POSITIVE
end kkLIABLE Medicine for Disesses OF the
BLOOD, LlvER and KIDNEYS. '.'
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THE YOUNG LADY al keokuk 10 whom il is
reported that Mr.. Coltax is TO be married, is
MISS Perry, daughter of a prominent and
wealthy citizen.
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HELMBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU

BUCaU
Is certain cure for diseases Of the
osGASiS WiHk!kssf fEhkIf
DEBILITY.
II no treatment 10 submitted 20, Oonsum ptiou or
Insanity nay ensue. Our Flesh and Blood are
supported fnom these sources, and the
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
and that of PosrrkIrf depends upon prompt uso
The Proprietor trusts that hie Remedies, be-
cause advertised may not Be- chased e. Patent
Medictnes-most OF which are prepared oy self
styled Doctors, WHO, In many instances, are too
ignorant TO reed PysciaD simplest prescri ption,
much less competent 90 prepare Pharmaceutical.
Preparations.
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HELMBoLD,s
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
BUCHU
Is THE GREAT DIuRKrIo.
HELMBOLDs CONCENTRATED
EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
Is THE GR1AT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Both are prepared socordins 20 the rules Of Phar-
macy and Chemistry, and are the most sctiye that
can be made.
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8evernDent Securities. ...
WAsHIFeToH, June 25, is6s.-Jay Osoke &
Go. furnish the following Quotations Of Gov.
afuInAuf seeu Y1ffaa. -
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a CLEAR, sMoorH skIN,
snd nd, sses,ifcl osaysuiss fclls.s the o.
ssLMbOLLS CONCENTRATED ENrRAOr
ID 5sney:s Sis.i .,os, nsss ,seh.-. AMI ~
eruptioLs Of the skin-

YOUNG LADIES. BEWARE or
the Injurious effects Of Fsce Povdsr, ana v..A..
All such remedies close uD the pores OF the air.
and IN o short time destroy the sompiepSa III
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