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HEAVY RoBBsRY OF GOLD AND BONDS
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. John Usher, Of the
White House restaurant, on T. street, near the
National heatre, ascertained that he had been
robbed OF over S14, 600 in bonds and money
$500 in bonds, 81 600 in gold, and over $4,000
in notes-which had been taken from his ward.
robe, where it had been locked up. The case
was taken in hand by Detectives Miller and
Coomes, and last night they arrested several
parties on suspicion Of being concerned in the
robbery, but as the case has not as vet been
fully worked mp we withhold the Names
p. S.-These officers, Messrs. Ooomes and
Miller, have In custody Anna Rony. white,
who has been employed as cook at the place,
and Bill Thomas, a colored man residing near
by, and to-day they recovered $40 IN gold
and some jewelry, which had been hid
under the flooring OF the pantry. 1t was
also ascertained that the woman had sold some
gold at one of the banks recently. II appears
that a small boy employed in the house had
been used by the woman TO open the box and
hand her the money. A hearing will be had
this evening. ..s
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MARRIED.

slPEs-HOWARD On the lst OF Juty, by the
Rev Mr.. Brown. JOSIE h SIPBs to Miss MARY
all OF Georgetown.
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GROSS NKGLECT.-On Wednesday morning
last colored man drove a cow, with twin
calves, into the enclosure OF Potomac Ferry
Wharf, and left her with the statement to Capt
George A. Sheckel that her owner would call
for her In few hours, when he would please
collect half dollar from HIM to pay for the
trouble Of driving her down 70 the wharf.
Since then, the poor animal and her two calves
have been uncalled for, and uncared for, ex.
cept what gratuitous attention has been rem.
dered by Capt S. and some of the employees
about the steamers. There being no shelter for
them, as consequence the beasts have under.
gone much suffering from the sun. Where is
our society for the protection Of anirnalsl
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SKELEToN foUND.-The skeleton remains of
human body was found by q colored man
Yesterday on Hunting Greek shore, short dis.
tsnce from Alexandria. The skeleton was taken
mp and carried 10 that city, where steps will De
taken TO ferret ont the mystery Of its identity,
and how il came TO be at the place where found,
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1HE CHRIsTIAN BRoTHRRs ACADEMY
HtsS.tEsscE # PTsmisns-The following is the
Sh nedneSday evening AZ the annual com.
increment, which was noticed III the STAR Of
yesterday
fTs: cl0s:-The gold cross 10 Master An
tLohy Connell y, Tor bookkeeping English
oompOSiton and mathematics; silver crosses 70
arthur y. Glennan, for geometry and algebra.
To John COughlan, for mental aud pra .tieaj
a1lthmstiei "a Michael COombs, for bookkeep-
ihE and general progress; 20 VIM. X. DGhamel,
f"E hisiery. TO John kinsley, for pannnapsbib
an0 good conduct; and James McLoughlaD. Tor
gle. uilon and general progress. Premiums tn
no. II hsan, for grammar and boOkkseping.
4 has. +. Nichols and VIM. Shea, for mentaI
and practical arithmetic To Philip Mullea for
bIaclical arlthmeiic e1 Tquo to jos
BIC rus. ~ n'scnnoevH- foF Nshmsp shin: 70
Michael Coughlan. 10. phnetuality: to Roland
y. CrUrnelien. for reading; to VIM l.. Draper
Tor ReLeraI Application 10 Louis q. Jones, for
good conduct
Stcrad Cia,s-SilyeY crosses 10 William Pew
fen, tor rithme;ie; Frances Young pennman-
ship; Jas. HarbIn, reaGing; Francis Pistorio.
general application. Premiums TX aequOs. 10
Nm. Jones. John Geo. Lee. and James M.
Cab. for COED conduct ami 10 James Lynch.
Lawrence 1IaC@lla- Henry Lspley. VIM. Car
tsy. John J. Purcell aud john Pisturio for
aTI'bmet,c; William Simmons, George Bonn,
James OLsary. Joseph Ford, " M CONVOY
and James Daley. for penmanshIp.
Tsird ClGSs.-SIlyer crosses Ia Hrb5urn Ben
sen toy good con duet. Charles Glenman read-
ing, William Bonn. PennmanshIp. and Chas
HCs % .uf TenrT BAR
bOur- for good conduct: Charles b. Oyerton
religions Instructions; William Cureoran
enHries Fries. and Eugene Hannah arithmetic:
lam, FrancI. Miller, ANA FRANCIS Rspette.
general application: Alfred Chapman. Charles
bart and August Demonet, PunctualIty.
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An INTERESTING OCcAsIOS.-Last evening
an Interesting time was had a. the hall OF
Webster Lodge, No. 2, Knights Of Pythias, the
occasion being the presentation Of handsome
ly framed set Of resolutions adopted by Ca
lanthe Lodge, No. II, thanking Webster Lodge
for many acts of kindness to the new lodge
The presentation address was made by w. G..
j. w. Thompson. who was accompanied by
the officers and = committee OF Calanthe Lodge.
and il was received by p G. Goodheart in APP.
propriate remarks A splendid blue silk bur-
gee. trimmed with gold lace, bearing the name
OF Webster Lodge, No. 7, X. p, was presented
TO The lodge by q number or members. Z. C.
George +. Shobel made the p resentation speech,
and the w. g., Philip Peyser, responded. The
occasion drew together quite a large number Of
knights, the hall being crowded.
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
@. }. MARTIN, Pres. j II WASHBURN, Sect
T. M. HANSON, Agent.
SIN
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ATTEMPTKp Last night the
residence OF Mr.. Joseph ID. Bond, on Eighth
street. east, near Psnnsyly anis avenue, was e.
tered BY burglar shout han past eleyea
ociocs. Mrs. b. heard the man enter the
mousse, and in . few moments saw him come
into the room, when she gave the alarm and he
ran on without securing any booty.
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EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS,
wh.r. to 90 on tn. Fopr,h Of Ju,,

h'tr 70 80 on the forfth Of tufy.
Clnzens who contemplate leaving the heat
and dust Of the city for q little recreation, ON
the day we celebrate" will find a number Of
pie-nies and excursions advertised i'm to.aax'.
STAR, from which they can choose
Inc Rechaoite excursion to Laurel Md win
Plsasant anar, ard the round trip tickets
CiseIy. " M Pfe-
The steamer Arrow will make two trim, to
, .omo on Washington, al Mount vernon, and
no Inort appropriate place can be selected A.
Whlen 70 renew one's patriotism on the glori-
ous Fourth She will 20 down he rIyer nc far
a. hS wnite House. and stop at Forts Foo;e
"A picnic for the benefit of 81. Aloysiu. school
and church (eolored) will be held in Rrrrys
Noods, north Of the city. Stages will leave
hour for the grounds.
The steamer Wawaset will leave her wharf
~ p m for grand moonlight excursion down
W fo.omae 70 GIymont, for benefit of the
washington City Orphan ylum Protestant ]
and the pleasant character OF the trip and the
hudaoie OBJECT for which Ii is given, commends
u 20 our citizens.
The steamers Of the Potomac Ferry Company
VIII leave for Glymont Ihroug hout the day on
the a." Fourth, leaving the W harf at and 10 a.
cents.
The twsnty-seyenih anniversary of the Col
ored Sunday School Union will BE- celebrated
IN :. Browns woods, AT the head of 4th
street The procession will leave Franklin
Square Tor the ground at m.
All who wish to see the Bladensburs duelipe
ground, and TO enjoy most delightful festival
gwen by the charming ladies Of that localitv
Tor The benefit of the new Methodist Church n
hyattSyille. can do so on the Fourth Ths
iestI'ai Will be held in the Spa woods
ne grand fenian picnic OF the Washington
tIreie comes on at Lceffiers Tomorrow July
SIN. Before determining to spend the Fourth
siSeW mere, we adNrse our readers to pause and
INV ardly digest the ad vertisement of thi.
popular Circle An unusually In teres,inx fea-
lure VIII be the reading of the Declaration O,
American Independence and of the DECLARE.
iron OF fenlan principles.
The Ryl3nd Chapel SUNDAY school excur
sion 10 Fort Washington will also be a delight
iul one. The steamer Arrow will make three
Ifips- leaving her wharf foot of 9Th street. az
and 10 n. IN. and ID. m.
he Oldest Inhabitants will spend the dav q,
hEaIostan Island. where there will be a grand
picnic. Master Willie Hammacx the rome
walker only eleven years old and the Holy
Hill band VIII be on hand, the day winding
np with grand display OF fireworks
Ihe Sunday School OF Wesley Chapel Mis-
sion VIII spend the day al Enmerts woods
near Glen wood. and number Of schools will
MA Re Berry1s woods joyous.
Inc Iaoies OF 81. Lawrence's Catholic Chan
FL near JessUp's Cut, on the railroad hold A
pis-nIc near the Cut, TO which the public are
sons viii attend.
Those in want Of music TOR excursions. mic
MES paradss, parades, &c, throughout, the
SUMNER should bear an mind that the fiue ri.
eni M Heald's AmeTIca and W ashinstoo Brass
ana Siring Bands can b. engaged ON moderate
Terms and satisfaction is always gwen
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QS OnO WANTED TO BUY-An kinds O,
yC.UVW: Gsntlenen's and Ladies' seeond-
hand CLOTHING. Also, oil kinds of RCRNI
TURE, for which fair price win be paid, q No
- Bridge street, Georeetown. fels-ly
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The WAsHlEGroN, ALEXANDRIA, AND
GRoReErowN RAILRoAp.-In the Supreme
Court OF Virginia, in Richmond, yesterday, in
the case involving the granting Of ten years
lease OF the Washington, Alexandria. and
yoid, en- account, among other reasons, Of the
fraudulent issue OF es0O,00o Of spurious stock.
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Great Distribution by the Metpolitan Gift
Company.
Cash Gifts to the Amount $3.50, 900
Every Ticket Draws ize.

Fine Oil Paintings, Framed Drawing, Sill
yer Ware. Photograph Aims, and
large assortment of Fine ID Jewelry,
in all valued at 81 900, 600.
4 chance 10 draw any of thlbove prizes
by purchasing Sealed Tickeor 70 cents
Tickets describing each prizere sealed in
Envelopes and thoroughly med. On re
ceipt of % cents a Sealed Tket will be
drawn without choice and de'ered at our
office, or sent by mail to any ldress. The
prize named upon it viii bdelivered TO
the ticket-holder on payment ONE DOi~
LAR. Prizes will be immediely sent 10
any address, as requested, / express or
return mail.
You win know what your lie is before
YOU pay for il. Any Prize mabe exchang-
ed for another of the samtvalue- No
Blanks. Our patrons can dend on fair
dealing.
References-We select the f, following
names from the many wholave lately
drawn valuable prizes and kllly permit
ted us to publish them:
S 4. wilkins, Buffalo, New Gk, 81 900 !
Miss Annie Monroe, Chicago H., Piano
valued at $3.50; Robt. Jacksl Dubuque,
Iowa, Gold Watch, $3.50; Philb Mccarthy,
Louisville, KY, Diamond ClusI Ring, 600
r. A. Patterson, New BedfordAass., Silver
Tea set $175; Miss Emma Wvorth, Mill
waukee, Wis, Piano, $500; Ret. W. Pitt,
Cleveland, Ohio, Melodeon, Sd
We publish no names witho permission.
/ OPINIONS OF THE PREss.-''ley are doing
the largest business; the FRI is reliable,
and deserve their success. Weekly Tri-
bune, Feb. s, 1868.
! eve have examined thcirystem, and
know them to be a fair dealin6rm.- New
York Herald, Feb. %, 1858
| Z" Last week friend of ouidrew 5000
prize, which was promptlyreceived. =
| Daley News, March B 1868.
Send for circular giving my more re
! fePences and favorable notjs from the
press Liberal inducements tgents. Sat
| isfaction guaranteed. Eyer3package OF
/ of sealed Envelopes contains lie Cash Gift
Six tickets for 81; Is for 81 3for So; llC
for SIS. All letters should btddressed t.
HARPER, WILSON S CO, Broadway
New York.
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nssInd -lsS s.ssIegs on mY IS som

-eromise Bill 5e finali 1, Or The bla.......sl,
~--t have thstss..s. = s. -
L am dying TO ny to your presence and
pour out the burning eloquencc of my
love, as thrifty housewives pour out the
hot coffee. Away from you, | am mel
ancholy as sick cat. Uncouth fears,
like thousand minnows, nibble at my
spirits, and my soul is pierced through
with doubts as an old cheese is bored
with shippers.
My love for you is stronger than the
smell of old butter, Switzer cheese, or
the kick of mule; it is purer than the
breath Of young COW, and more unset
fish than kittens first caterwaul As
the song bird hungers for the light of
day, the cautious mouse for the fresh
bacon in the tray, lean pup bankers
after new milk, so long for thee.
You are fairer than speckled pullet !;
sweeter than Yankee doughnut fried in
sorghum molasses, brighter than the top
knot plurnage on the head of a nuscovy
duck. You are candy kisses, pound cake
aud sweetened toddy altogether.
peIf these remarks will enable you to
see the inside of my soul, and me to win
your affections, shall be as happy as
woodpecker in cherry time, or stage
horse in green pasture. If you can
not reciprocate my thrilling passion, l
will die away like poisoned bed bug,
and in coming years, when the shadows
grow. long from the hills, and the philo-
sophie frog sings his evening hymn, you,
happy in another's love, can come and
drop tear, and toss clod upon the last
resting place Of JAKE.
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such a Loye-Letter!

We have read loye-letters heretofore,
and, mayhap, have. written one or two
but for sublimity we never saw anything
to compare with the following, which We
clip from an exchange:
"MY DEAR SALLY Every time |
think of you my heart fops up and
down like churn- dasher. Sensations
of unutterable joy eaper over it like
Young goats over stable roof; and thrill
through it like tow linen trowsers. As
a goslin swimmeth with delight in mud
puddle, so swim | in a sea of glory. Wis
ions of ecstatic rapture, thicker than the
hair of a blacking brush and brighter
than the hues of a humming bird 'sapin-
ions, visit me in my slumber; and borne
on their invisible wings, your image
stands before me, and L reach out to
grasp it, like an lod pointer swapping at
a blue bottle-fy. When [ first beheld
yourangelic projections, was bewilder-
ed, and my brain whirled round like a
humble bee in a glass tumbler. My eyes
stood open like cellar doors in country
towns, l lifted up my ears to catch the
silvery accents of your voice. My tongue
refused to wag and in silent admiration
| drank in the sweet infection of love, as
thirsty man swalloweth n tumb.er of
hot whisky punch. Since the light of
your face fell upon my life, sometimes
feel as if | could lift myself by my boo :
straps to the top of a church steepls
Day and night you are my thought
When Aurora, blushing like a bride,
rises from her saffron couch; when the
jay-bird pipes his tuneful lay in the ap
ple tree by the spring house when the
chanticlers shrill clarion heralds the
coming morn; when the awakened PIC
ariseth from his bed and grunteth and
gofh for his morning refreshments
when the drowsy beetle wheels his drown
ing flight, at sultry noontide, and wheI
the lowing cows come at milking time,
think of thee; and like piece of gun
elastic my heart seems to stretch clear
across my BOSOM Your hair is like tn
name of sorrel horse powdered will
gold; and the brass pins skewerec
through your waterfall, FIJI me with un
bounded awe Your forehead is smoothe
than the elbow of an old coat, and white
than seventeen hundred linen. You
eyes are glorious to behold. In thei
liquid depths, see legions of little Gu
pids battling and fighting like cohorts 0
ants in an old army cracker. When tn
fire hit me full on my manly breast,
permeated my entire anatomy, like as
load of bird shot would go through
rotten apple. Your nose is from chunl
of Partisan marble, and your moutl
puckered with sweetness. Nectar linger
-,aaE lips like honey on bears paw
wne. Your Iarffg .pnfedged kisses ar
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- u1OI H4ists, not -,
sion of gIeat riel,.---s,.A echunl, OF New
OF tEaofIector for Alaska, was made at
the special solicitation of Governor Sey-
raour and Hon. James Brooks, and is
regarded as an evidence of the Presl-
dents attachment to the Democratic
ticket.
There is scarcely any ache TO which
children are subject so hard to bear and
SO difficult to cure as ear-ache, but here
is remedy never known to fail: Take
bit of cotton batting, put upon it pineh
of black pepper, gather it up and tie it;
dip it in sweet oil and insert it in the
ear. Put a flannel bandage over the
head to keep it warm, and it will give
Immediate relief
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FAMILY MACHINE

in the we.etr and intrinsically the cheapest.
1t is really two machines combined in one,
(by the simple and beautiful mechanical ar
rangement,) making both the shuttle or
Lock-stitch, and the Overcoming and But
ton-hole stitch, with equal facility and per-
lection. II executes, in the very best man.
ner every variety of sewing, such as Hem
ming, Telling, Cording, Tucking, Stitching,
Braiding and Quilting, Gathering and sew
ing on. tdone at the same time,) and in adj
dition. Overseams, Embroiders on the edge
and makes beautiful Button and Eyelet
holes in all fabrics.
Every machine is warranted by the COM
pany, or its Agents, to give entire satisfac-
ton. Circulars, with full particulars and
samples of work done on this machine, car
be had on application at the salesroom Of
the company
~ - Eleventh & Chestnut Streets
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The American
BUTTON HOLE OVERSEAMING
and
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
The American

TN directing attention to their celebrated
combination Button Hole and Sewing
Machine, beg leave to refer to its wonder
full popularity as conclusive proof of its
great merit. The increase in the demand
fos this valuable machine has been Ten
Fold during the last ten months of the first
year before the public.
This grand and surprising success is un-
precedented in the history of sewing ma
chimes, and we feel fully warranted in
claiming that it has no equal, being abso-
lutely the best
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The Metropolitan Organs, manufactured by
The Mason & Hamlin
O + g an Com anv

TNHE MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN co
a nave commenced the manufacture of a
new series of organs, each of which will
bear the trade mark, Metropolitan Organ.
they are elegantly and durably made; con-
tain modern improvements have great
power and fine quality and variety of tone,
and IN general excellence are second only
to the celebrated Mason & Hamlin Cabinet
organs, manufactured exclusively by the
same company. The Metropolitan Organs
are FULLY warranted for five years, and viii
be sold ct prices competing with those of
INFERIOR sWuments. All of them are in
solld bIaG: Walnut cases throughout-backs
as well as sides and fronts-and have pam
eled fronts and sides, with carved mouldings
and antes; Improved Graduated Self-Ad-
Justing Reed Valves, Improved Bellows,
Tremulant and Knee-Swell.
STYLE Five Octaves, with Manua'-Sub-
Bass and Octave Coupler tbrosre aut
= Seven Stops, viz Viola, Diss a-son,
Melodia, Flute, Manud SUBJ BASS,
Octave Coupler Tremupnt. = Price,
S225. -..Eysa
STYLE Dive Octaves, with ~ - ST.
u
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STAR ACCOMMODATIONS.

STAR AGRICULTURALFORKS.
The Albany Cotton Gin Manucturing Co.,
Albany, New Yor
VIM. r. Emery, survivor of Ery Brothers
Superintendent of Manufacty, Manufac-
turers
GENERAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
comprising the celebrated star" Thresh-
ing Machine; 'Star" Railwa Cor Endless
Chain) and lever Horse PYersi star
Cotton Gins and Condensers; rcular Cross
Cut Saw Mills Vegetable NY nv; We Horse Sc
Hay Hay, + Forks; Corn and I,I Rss &c. over
80 ss6ipfg infuiTfes aicular attention
therefore, easy to operate BY ftsssost mex
Perienced, and will do its work d,h. mary
elous rapldlty and perfection, and with
comparatively the least demaneupon the
stSength of the animals driving Il.
We have made recent imnrov +h.ts in
this machine by which we are Ted to
thoroughly clean the grain nnea almost
any combination of difficulties. ad we are
now using an entirely new an, effective
device Tor relieving the feeder of lust, thus
making the operation of threshirg as COM
fortablaand safe, as with the ordinary ma
chlneat is annoying and freqently de-
struct've to health.
lhese machines are made of suitable sizes
Tor onr Star Railway Power and aso for our
Star Lever Power. For particulas send for
our Illustrated Descriptive Cipular and
Price List
Agents Wanted-Correspondets will
please address &c The Albany Ottou Gin
Manufacturing Company, P. o. Dawer 1852,
Albany, New York"
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A CURIOUS Bo0K-A beautifully illus
IA trated Book, worth a thousand dollars
sent free on receipt of Fifty Cents, by adj
dressing Prof. John Vanderpool, No 80
Clinton Place, New York City.
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Ne GASE.

u E R NJ TAILO Or
II AS removed to his new brick on Gin
H ton street, where he viii continue the
TAILORING BUSINESS
He has on hand small stock of well
selected
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
Particular attention given to the Tailor
ing business, and competent workmen en-
ployed. The
POST OFFICE
has been removed to the same building.
apis
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alew Adrertisements.

~ 60. A. DEITZ, the Great Wheat Grower,
VI Chambersburg, Pa, sends free des-
criptive list of the best seed Wheat in the
World.
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From John Morrill,, Bangor, Mel

BANGOR, Me, March ~, 1868.
This is to certify that have used tobacco
for eighteen years; have tried many times
20 leave off but have suffered so much from
dizziness in my head, and gnawing at my
stomach, that have soon given up the trial.
\ short time since a friend induced me to
try Ortons Preparation (sold by you.) /
have done so and am completely cured. |
did not in the least banker after tobacco
either to smoke or chew, after began to use
the Preparation, JNO. MORRILL,
BsA. Price of Orton's Preparation Two
Dollars per box, forwarded TO any part of
the country, post paid, receipt of price.
Money sent by mail at our risk. Address,
C. b. COTTON, Proprietor, Box LAS, Port
land Maine.
REFERESCEs-We, the undersigned, have
had personal dealings with c. B. Cotton,
and have found him reliable and fair deal
ing man, and believe his statements worthy
of the confidence of the public. 5. b. Rich
ardson, Esq, Rev. j. 5. Green, Dr. ). B.
Gowell, Portland, Maine; Chas. IL. Morrill,
Biddleford, Maine; Z. II. Boyle, Attorney
Belfast; Alongo Barnard, Esq, Bangor, W
o Sweet, West Mansfield, Mass; NJ. Quimby
ST. Johns, n. J.
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Va NAN"NAHS NhN NhSNluS tue OlSOH-
Gus Weed, Tobacco
nNE box of ORTOA'S PREPARATION
~ IS warranted to destroy The appetite for
tobacco IN any person, no matter how strong
the habit may be.
aeA. If it fails in any case the money win
be refunded--9ss 1t is almost impossible to
break off from the use of tobacco by the
mere exercise of the will Something is
needed to assist nature in overcoming a
habit so firmly rooted; with the help of the
Preparation there is not the least trouble.
Hundreds have used it who are willing to
bear witness to the fact that Orton's Prepa-
ration completely destroys the appetite for
TOBACCO and leaves the person as free from
for it as before he commenced its
: .pi 3Ssectly safe and harmless in all
- - ION acts directly upon
n, saou s ;rsli : a &C. Ip By
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The celebrated Chrnmo

a NJ E r &c AN FIR UIT,
size % by %.
j. Hoover, publisher, S04 Market ST., Phila.