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FRESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.
NAvr DIPAarxRSr.l
BunRAu OF Provisions AND CLorlIso, I

Sealed IPESsS:, .dor.Sd iS5 f; ;s1.
Bursag until o'clock p. n, on the Ith Day q
April 1sss foI the supply q 200 pounds Of Presh
and tho best the market affords, and each article
mus. Be offered fSI BY the pSq1da The Beef to be
Bonds. with approved security. will DO REQUIRED
and twenty per cent. In addition will DO withheld
collateral security for the due performance Of the
Is fully complied with.
Every otter made must be accompanied By q
written guarantee, sisued By one or more rerpon
sibie that The bidder or bidders will his
or their bid bo accepted. enter into obligation
within Ave days, with good and Client suIet!es.
to furnish tho articles proposed the responsibility
Of the guarAntors to be certified 70 By the Assessor
Of Internal Revenue for the district In which thoy
reside.
No proposal will DO considered unless Aecompa-
MED by such guarantee, and by sntisfaetory eyi-
deuce that the bidder Is regular dealer IN tho ar-
tieles proposed and has tho license required by act
The Department reserves the right 10 reject any
proposal not considered advantageous to the Gov
crnmcnt
Il Is TO be understood that In case the stipulated
quantity OF either article shall be delivered. leav
Ing balance due tho other article, the contract
may be considered as completed In full A. the OPP
ton Of the Department. II. BRIDGE.
aps-td Chief OF Bureau.
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pRoPosALs FOR CAVALRY HORSES.
pHrrrr auAsrEsSAsIss SnSEs All 9y ,s,s

DEPUTY orAhTshhAsrsR uRNEtAt,5UIsIsn,I
Sealed Proposals will be received Al this, once
until u m on fRipAE April 10 ises for The DC.
airy Horses, (bay, subject TO the usual inspection
The horses must be sound In all respects well
teen to sixteen hands high. from i've to nine years
old, and well adapted 10 every way for cavalry
TIE usual conditions imposed upon contractors
Thu. horses must be deliyered within twenty days
from date OF acceptance Of any proposal.
The right Is reserved to rsjeet any or all bids.
Horscs,n aud addressed TO the unders glel, Baiti-
more. Nd STEWART VAN yLIET,
Deputy QuArtermAstsr General,
ap6-tl Byt Mai Gan. H. n Army
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Legal Notices,


nRP II MS COURT
" APRIL 7, 1868
DIsraIcr OF CoLunsIA. wAsnIsdToS GoVsrr.
In the case Of Bridget Grace, Administrative OF
william A. Grace, deceased, the sdministratrix
aforesaid has. with The APPRECIATION Of tbs Orphans
Court Of Washington county Aforesaid, appointed
TUESDAY. the OH day Of May. A, D.. 1888, for the
Anal sstlement and distribution Of the personal es-
far tho same have been collected and turned into
moneys when and where all the creditors and heirs
claims properly youched, or they may Otherwise By
law DO excluded from all benefit In said DECEASED.
once q week for three weeks 10 the NArIoSAL Rs
Test; '''''''' '" JAS H. o'BEIRNg,
aps.Wsv. Resister 81 Wills.
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COLUMBIA DIsE 6EsFsbREsr. FOX WOMEN AM
Corner Of Fourteenth and streets,

This Dispensary is in connection with Colun-
bia Hospital, and 10 opened for the treatment Of
ont door patients. who are supplied with Medicine,
Medical and Surgical treatment free.
Patients who are about to be confined and desire
70 be attended at their own homes, but who are
unable To pay for the services Of competsn
practlt oneT, will be furnished with medical stten
ton free, by leaving their names and address st
the Hospital with the matraD
=. Houhs OF ATTENDANCE AT THH DIsPEssAlI.
Mondays. from 2 g i;."H..;. Pro-, 2 Howard.
f .s:s ~. re J. b. In2'S s9:sa
Free Patients upon orders OF the Honorable Sec
rotary o. the Inlerior. Such orders for AdInissou
SAP be o9tsined q the surgeop IN chief Dr. j.
Twentieth and Twenty. hrst ian6-dly
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DR0P0sALs FOR TRANSPORTATION.

DURRAU OF ORDINANCE, NAVY DHPARrxHsr,(
WAsn,soroS err. March ", 1850.
until noon, April twenty, (s, isss for I've trans.
psItstio.. BY 5sil,ead OF water. ~ Tire. hundred
Ing in the aggregate about one husdred and sew
snty:nSe 9Iol tons, more or less. from Jeaerson
Louis, Mo-, on the Mis.issippi river. and TO DO
delivered nu rt the New York NAVY Yard
q Freight from jefferson Dsrrsoks Reserve 10
they will agree to bring the freight the entire dis
tango, aud In the time with " hlch will be done.
Tho Bureau reserves the right 10 reject any Or
all bids not deemed advantsgoous 10 the 0syern-
ment, and the party parties 10 whom the contract
may DO awarded must furnsh GOOD and sumeient
security 10 tho value Of one half tho amount OF
his or their bidfor the faithful performance OF the
H. A. WISE,
mhSo-la Chief Of Bureau.
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MAYoR's 0FRlcI

vi WAsIIxores, APRIL I, les
until "a s'siOst m, % WRpERsDh AZ. isih last.
Sr sab s HSf r. SI ID az: &
street west, sr as much thsrssf A. the Mayor may
order. 49,. ......... ~. ...
Bidders will state The price per subis yard for
sTndnS and Sgi ono price q :. paid for cutting or
Tho right Is reserved to reject sny Sys ~ I'D:
np6-td Commissioner eeoond Ward.
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CEaUIaE BUCK sLovgs.

dies, Wholesale and retail, Al RAHsBURa GsoNs,
No, los High street, 0oergetswa, D. Q. Ladies
and Gents uaunue" mhdst6 order. jaB sm.
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PROPOSALS FOR THE PyRcHAsE OF IRON

PROPOSALS FOR THE PgRoHAsE OF IRON
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
wAsnISGroS, March Q, 1858.
April. ntl2 o'clock noon, for the purchase Of the
WV" IN THR BOSTON tMAss. YARD.
The SHAWNEE and wAssUC. DID,.
III $Ss&fis NybJS
NAPA. sa6AS Dos Ara sg ;NIS91k,
III. ut, At MouMNp r CITY lIitdLi, rvpou.
YUMA, NRosh6 A&kiEfTR. and sASD6sRf.
The proposals. will state the prices that will DO
given for tho vessels In their present condition.
and with such ftings as are now attached to them.
Tho vessels can be seen, and all necessary infor-
NATION eoncsrning them will be given By the com
mAndants Of the stations.
The right IL reserved to reject any or all Of the
proposals II their acceptance IL not for the interest
Twenty psI cent, Of the purchase money will BE-
required within three days after q notification Of
the acceptance Of proposal, 70 be forfeited In case
The proposals. should Be- isdersed Proposals for
purchase Of Iron -elads. " GIDEON WELLES,
mbll.eolw Secretary Of the Navy.
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PnorosALs:-
uHIsD.ssL.r Fss ETor ,sss!.,F, ,0y,ssl,sSs.}

Proposals viii Gs rsesis:d Il hi once until
ssR%FkR Y! SESfkSikS he CHANNEL q f The
THAMES aiySE cs en- ,s fSr far5iiinnF e.,
same Proposals Will state the cost Of the seraper
complete, delivered st Norwich. Conn, and cost
o. crew for working seraper, for each working
day for one month, and In case the Steamer longer
Steamer to be provided with bow.prit. 70 which
the si5apor !. attached. and Necessary riIEps and
Srs@. IsP PSl sn y sss;.: Esq.,
neers, No. sos Canal street, New York city,
Bids must be made on printed forms, which will
be furnished On application TO this omee. The Gov
Proposals for the scrAper and furnish
Ing 2 Steamer will DO received s.parrstsIy,r
MAJOR Of Engineers, Brsyst Col, U, ., 4.
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PROPOSALS. FOR FRESH BEEF.

, Sealed Proposals., In duplicate, for furnishing
the trs9gs sss!i9nsd a waiertow. Arsenal. Mass,
n q: i'm Nv y April. iss:, VII y. fso.iysd i
week. 4.
IN NJ Sss s..s S s4 p: .sn' ~ rs:
tieulars apply Al the once Of the 1rssnei
Second Ll.u,. Of Ord. U. i, 4. ana 4. e.,
wAtertown Arsenal, April ., 1855. apo-td
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Proposals..
PROPOSALS FOR woop.
o,1 pS,. sS Y,y eg..5 M. y

frrH MiLiTAa DisIsIcr,
Sealed proposals are Invited and will be received
a. the ofee ~ Lieutenant John N Coo. Acting As.
unit! " a. FRIDAY, the 10th day Of April, 1865,
t9r ne At BATON Rouge Of such Of
tho nrst day Of May, 1903 ~N -
Wood must DO bcst quality Of hard wood lash
ties at such times, and At such places as may be 40
siEnated by the post quartermnster at Baton Rouge
Sstisfaetory evidence must be furnished Of the
ability Of the bidder TO fulfil his agreement
The United States reserves the right to reject any
Proposals. must DO ipdorsed Proposals. for
Wood, and addressed Lieutenant John NJ Coe,
Louisiana. '
CHARLES n. ToMPKINs,
BIT. Brig. Gen. and Chief ouartermaster,
ap4-td Fifth Military District.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE.. THAT THE SUB.
/ scribsr has obtained from The orpha.s' Court
q wsshinItoa county, II the District q Columbia.
Ann brown, late q .Craastss, Rhode Isiand, a..
@ AZ person, hsyns fl \. 2. tErin ~ N: ,.s
With ths ysyshsr. hsssof. 70 u. subscriber. - 81
wise BY law be cxolsdsa res ali ssasfis u Ii.
said estate.
Given under ny hand mis- si.t day q March, lsos
B. n. fHURSTOk,
l. Ants Rxeeutor
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-10

NsrE, -Under the reGultions Of the Department.
made for advertising proclamation except 70 such
publishers as are specifically authorized ~ the
Commisosiuer Of the Osnoral Land once.
jA2T-lawl2w
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PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR AND SOAP

pR0P0sALs FOR FLOUR AND SOAP.
OFFICE DRPor CoNnIssARI SUBSISTENCE
wlaHisoroE, d. o.. April d, 1865
WANTED : 100 barrels FAMILY Flour. besi
quality,
@h'Fr'' H. +
1900 pounds Hard Soap, similar to
The Family Flour win be required within six
days. " q The rsnsindsr q the Flour within ten
he Soap yanted before the 18Th Instant. and all
Prcpcssl. resolved until u IN. on TUESDAY. the
18th Instant,
Conditions as heretofore. O. BELL,
APof g. b.. U. y, Army,
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pROPosALs FOR BRICK.

CHIIy ouARIERNAsrEH's OFFICE
PIRsT MILITARY DsrRIcr,
RICHMOND, Va. , April Z, 1868.
Sealed Proposals viii be received al this once
~ SATURDAY,. April n, lsCs. q u o'clock n.
80. 0Oj flFTY THOUSAND AERCHANTABLE
r,. pAyiEd BRICk tnooEe or less,
the inspection OF an agent appointed By the 0oy.
ernment None but morehantable Paving Brick
The name Of one responsible surety In the sum Of
toOOl Ave hundred dollars, must accompany each
bilty Of the surety offered must alIo DO furnished
Proposals to Ie addressed to the undersigned.
plainly marked Proposals for Brick, "
The Chief Quartermaster reserves the right OF re-
{eetinE all and every bid which no may deem too
Payments 10 be made on completion Of the con-
By order Of the auartern..tsI qsnsrsli
JAMES N. MOORE,
Byt Lieut.. Col, and q. NJ u, y. A.,
ap0-S Chief Q. M. First Nil, Dist.
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To ALL wHoMIT MAY CONCERN.


PRNsioN oYFicH, March s, 1888
Application having been made under the act Of
June ~ 1850 Tor The reissue or the folloWinE do.
seribed Land Warrants. which are alleged to have
eseh ~ tnliawnS ,bs aess rnaiar ~ ssrS M
rant new certificate warrant Of like tenor will
be reissued, II no valid Objection should then APP
DeAF
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-22
!. Ia r A5iiG5os. Il
a 600 TONS. FOE NE W YORK

5000 TOSs.-.., f0l Ne
Thu PublIc arc pa,tleulariy cautioned ae,anit
mI,,opreseptationS made By the knnnsIs s' ., ,ne
Paeine Mail Stefnfhip Company, on the saera'
mento river boSts. u gltij I0i ~, yn,t.x o..
All steamers or this Company VIII heItnnI sn..
touch al Msnzanillo each way. Freight andp pas
. ~ ~ Al yeduced rates. J4g1 unH z i..,.,.
PsssAgs Tickets TO and from Liverpool 9nsens'
, ,osn' Tnn1bufr, !R6ttefdam, Antwerp, Copen'
hs re-, OhTiStitns apa Goteborg. by ths rLiy.
erDooi, and Great Western steamsniP EGm,
!nsny.s staune6 md elegant Iron steamshipsN a.
nhs.u p..ussS from Bremen. Hamburg, Southampton.
and Wsyre. by nrsteiaIs Steamers ftho korth
Gsrman iIoyd,s AZ reduced rates. -.
t,uc bundled pounds baggage free;
|? 2 An Experienced Surgeon on nooard-m'oe'ns'
and attendance free. 4 -iI !p8Ga' .'.E'H
The ORRQONIAN viii ~ &C nAr LM h'
For farther information apply to
1. I.w.RAYNOND.A AGENT
N. W. corner Battery and Pine streets, (up
stalrs). San Francisco. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-25

Professor Stowe, in his papers on the
Talmui. read before the New England Els.
toric Genealogical Society, Ut its recent
meeting, gave some interesting specimen's
Of the maxims and pro erbs contained in
that wonderful collection. We transfer .
few Of the pithiest, - il will be some time
before Professor Stoves paper will be pub-
lished
If you speak in the night. speak softly !;
If you speak in the day time, look around
you before you speak.
What business is it Of yours to search
into the mysteries of God,
If you want . leader, look for man Who
has nose. (The Jews, by the way, had .
great repugnance to pug noses
In the pot 10 which you cook, y0u will
yourself be cooked.
The camel aspired after horns, and the
Lord took away his ears
lin defense Of early marriage.) II had
married at fourteen, could have said to
the devil, "There, you have sharp stick
In your eye"
The man 10 frs, the woman tow,
And the devil comes the Goals to blow.
(The professor read it "bow the Goals,
OOb kVVo CouptSt - AuouO " = 0u8u
change in position.)
While the rabbi was fasting, the dog stole
his dinner.
OF the field that nc reap prematurely,
even the straw 10 good for nothing.
Great 10 the value Of labor and Il honors
those who devote themselves to it,
The Spectator puts his money on stag
horns.
Wo to him who builds big { DOR and
has no house behind it.
While Noah was planting his vineyard
the devil came to him and said. "What are
yon doing hercf Noah replied, "Plan,ing
vineyard" "What is the use Of q vine.
yard p inquired the devil; said Noah, "Its
fruit whether fresh or dry Grapes or raj
sins) is sweet and good and its wine glad
dens the heart" "Let US work il on shares, -
ssys the devil. Agreed says Noah.
Now what does the devil dog He brings
lamb, lion. a hog and monkey, sacsiB-
css them, and mingles the blood with the
soil. Therefore, If man eats only Of the
fruit Of the vineyaid, he is as innocent and
nice a. . lamb; If he drinks vine, he
thinks himsslf lion when be 10 not. and
falls into mischief; il he drinks hsbitually
he becomes as selfish and a. manpsrlv
- hog; if be gets drunk, be jabbess and
jumps about, and 10 silly and nasty, like =
monkey.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-25

|SARSAPARILLIAN,
AND ITS
Powerful CurAtivc Assscfnscs.
PasrsnsD rssss xswis pssccvsass Fnccpss
ron H1saAcffsa sps CrnarvE PnoPsssias
yrox vsesrArIs SrasrAxcss. ~
ssrs nfo rms CosrosrIoS OF
DR.. RADW VS.
RENOvATlNG
RESOLvENT 7.
Ssw PRINCIPLE DISCOVERED.
one DOrrLg o. RssOLvExf Is BETTEn
THAN TIN LARGE BOTTLES or ran
ADVERTISED SARSAPARiLLAS, on II.
RECT DiCKGrIO REMEDIES. ~
INV rRsSclPLE DISCOVERED.

RAbV A sRSNCvAriNo S1 i,Isd 4 = ess,s y
~ w0set tDens = ncepfalons. Syphileid. CAscnis
l ~ ~ ~ nsrssiSas power = sssolvine
and cOnaequeAe cure Of Diseasse u The Kidney.
nlsddse. Liver. LansA Psncrsas, Spleen II rapid
scAnty turptd, albunInous, cloudy rrins: NJ Al
mns' fBsant ecacv n et0pping Itching and painfuI
ancharge u urins aAd IL siaRslaP powss il curns
rhosa- bloody Urine. and other unhs. lihy and
weakening discharges land enquire wherein the
eARsApAniLLlAN used in the Rcnoyaiion Re-
solvent differs tom ordinary Sarsapsrillasl 0ar.
sapariliian 10 the only prisciple In sarsaparilis
that possesses curative properties: all other parYs
Of the root are Inert and useless. One ounce q TIA
extract obtained under Dr. Radway's new proc 81
Ole substances, contains more of the true principle
Of cure tian 20 lbs OF the ordinary roots.
SARSAPARlLLIANi 10 only Que OF the ingr d.
snts that sorms this trail, wosdcrni medicine and
u IL the only compromising remedy that communi
casss its purifying, cleansing aud reinvisor!ng pro-
other secre ions, securing harmonious functional
action ofevery depraved organ and giani In this
systea. II the blood Is corrupt The Assolvent wll
eDefsting thick phlegm and prudent natter the
kssolvcnt MI i0osen this deposit and repair ths
Waiting lnns with soand and healthy material. Ii
s % s SsA =: HS sss ss =
NO 9 thsss s.noyanees. 4 nescafy deposited In
the bcnss and has accumulated In The System, the
eaal Glands are liberated. the Rssolvent will cufs
snese siEus e N early waste. Dissct remsdies
poesessng only exclusive properties. are Martial.
gan ~ euspendng the constituent cfetions Of 9th
sse hence. cCnponsatlnq femsdy ike the ~ DIV
s1a = 3 S o. TssHs q psr@sassa cure;
BLOOD impreeuatsd With the Resoivens and ab
Psrs. es.eS ~ isslsay Gss1 "a SSrs rs. arsi
Ion and .ncsoeslue The nppeflte and nesh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-25
DAILY DEMOCRAT.


Tse Oulatuplexal nsoreh-AA Ne.
ceunt or the ALARMING Event.
An item appeared in this paper. Wsdaes
a.v morning. stating % Fumos, that . h.
a, had been delivered Of Eve babies At
h;,.h- four boys ard one girl. The state
mani eeewed incredible Of first, but. upon
sscer,sining the truth Of ii, Wednesday
morning, Hans Patrick lie Common vas mo-
tilted Of the fact, and dispassned 70 sne
scene Of the calamity to make report A.
ususl, nc ovcrdoss the thing. he vas IN.
structed TO ask such questions - % tnoeeht
would produces answers Interesting 20 sns
public. and here is the report OF fi1 inter-
view: .,.:..
edil;ce. and kbocksd ss the doer. 4 geas!s-
nan admitted -. Hat u hand, apcle
sisea Tor ~ intrusion, 80 cspsaaesd see
vbiect q my missien. / ~ fnsseoueso 20
ths 1870 end (as ivs) Ase little s0ses-
msae q humanity. I'll apsssestly sseat TIE
49, -. Remeubesing that - seen
esot % ~ questions, tsck oss ~ ssss-
book and began.
"Are these your children, MADAM
aYs. eir." with suspicious loek.)
"How many are there in oil ~
Five"
"Boys or girls = ~.
"Feur boys and one girl"
"Ass they oil brothes"
IAN but one
"What is be p
zone of them 10 girl :"
"She is . member Of your family y
"Yes, sir" =.
"A,a The children all twins ~
! Here | was interrupted By lady IN 81
tsndance. who said vas pushing nv in.
terroeatories too rapidly. The mind Of
M mother vas not composed JET and she
could hardly be expected TO respond resd,'y
~ ali nv questions. She referred me for
further information TO the husband.
sought that gsntle0an and addrsssed
him - follows:
Are you married man T.
"Of course am
"How much 2" (still taking neess.)
"Thas 10 an absurd question, SIR"
"Bee pardon, are those your children =
eyes"
Five Of them, ehs"
Eyes"
, "Thers are four boys and one girl"
"Al yours a. a.
.Of eour.s they are al mine"
! "Thank you."
Not vet satisfied with my Investigations
I returned once more to the dove-cot.
AThess your children madam :" asked
vas interrupted again, By lady, and
told that must PROFOUND no more qsss
tons, returned to the husband.
"Are you the father of these children
sr :" l asked in my msskest voice.
. II have answered oil the questions ! il
tend 10 answer, cir. You are asking thu
came things over and over again"
"Bee pardon" I said, bowling, II "a
J. satisfied. Merely wanted to know. I
don't make any difference to me whsshs
you play poker or not. don't kne'
= whether you drew two pairs Of boys Or
! 6ueh Of girls. an satisfied, however. the
have met genuine Southern hero aud
}. take you by the hand. I haze JessS ~
msn equal to .fss. Coed day. air."
II And that's all know about the quintu
plexal birth.-ISt. Louis Republican.
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n Y0u Wish 70 -
BEAUTIFUL,


Cee ODCHL1A DE- P8R0IAs q vICIOHIA H80IA,
~ BRAUTlPTlN0 TIE COMPLEXION
aad P18SRRvlN0 Ta8 SKIN.
This invaluable toilsI eetiels - discovered by
celebrated chs0ist IN France, - Is = TO hin that
with ~ 10 simplday sna pufily thees - article
at win compare with Il = bea1t1oe Of ~ Co..
p1exion and pfeseTvof Of the skin.
u. G. MCC1cRRf pustnA1eA the uee1pe 81 nio
ONE ten ycars sgo he has since that time Even .
poFfsee Trial a0Ong ~ peRDn0al fendo ood lne afo
tocraale circles II NeW HOsk. olnDnos
Doetua. New Orleans, D. Loula, ooysanah. easic.
Ton. WILMINGTON. n. g.. - Ieey nnvs - y 49,
iDsrleet without this delehtfnl and purely harmless
pfeporasSoA Victoria Re. 4 and oeceaia de fefMA
kas 9iven such entire safislAern y every
hat 10 3 now compelled toO6sf Il 10 po0c Ibe
ARTICLES entirely diAeFent troO anything TIE ktno
| ever attempted. and n warfaBted -
FREE FROM ALI POISONOUS og1SFAMCk9.
Aver using Oeceia a. Psfsia ana Victoria Hepie
for short dine the skin VII have son 49, .iise
ness 10 the skin thas en- unv - prUdncs9 = osIo9
this valueble article 1Ais ateele n 10 vsaf csas
pound 10 injure ~ ssB - eo0psexaoe, pns eensn'
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Fof renovfng ~, voensa, eunaa!n. - Cuta-
uccss Diseases ftea ~ TN. 4 = tnvelleels.
Il. o. McC1uskW - sses1 ceeAdenee = 0fe0
nendi.e ~ vct6h nskia No 1911 = ~
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CONSUMPTION
CAV BE CURED.

Dear eir Having witnessed the-operaticu Of M.
Wngnts Tar syrup In casee 81 CONSUMPTION 49,.
fnlly recommend II to all persons 90 afflicted.
JESSE X WALKER.
FOURTH and Chestnut Sta. PhiladeSShs.
Thomas winmili, Butcher, in I'd III Msrs.s pe,,
odelphia, writcs. ~
Amer suffering two yeafs with OonsunptIcn ana
constant hcmorages. was induced 10 try Wricbss.
Tar syrup. Amer usinx six bottles health Returned
and am now ab to attend to my business
SIS. Stevens. Drugg!sts. Reading. Pa writes:
Mr.. j. j. Kroinef.-The gross OF Tar Sprup prv.
chased ahout three wcska ago ie nesrly I'll sold Nv
customers speak highly OF t. Send hair cruss q Il
to my fsther at Middet0wn. Pa and charge Il % ne
c. B; Nansyekel. Druggiets, Trenton, N j., Gays
d. wrigh.'s Tar Syrup dcce an you ciasm fof Il.
am selling largely 81 IT, and with much satisfneSion
- my customers. 800 = n
wright's Tar Syrup il sold BY I'll Dnagsts and
Oountry Storekeepere. Price 81 per bottle. One
bottle VIII check the most aggravated Cough.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-25
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