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Post OFFTcs IMPROVEMENT Improye-
ments are being made az the city post OH -e
whereby our citizens can ob,a q heir .,carrier-'
letters al the public entrapc. without resorliup
70 the special point heretofore designated,
Hereafter all persons who have been In the
nabIt OF obtaining or mailing letters at the car
rier department will do so in the main ONCE
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u ROSS WALSH,
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE Z BROKERS
No. 321 PINRA AvENUE. South Side.
Between eth and Ith streets west
eANL. GROSS,
spe.ly JAS. W. WALSH.
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f1ARvIY HOLDIN,
MANUFAc9JPERs OF
ICE CRIAM. WATER ICES, CHARLerrra
JDLLIBS, &c.
265 Pennsylvania avenue, corner OF llth stress

We most respectfully announce 70 our numerous
patrons and the public. that, In connection Vith
our extensive 1estAufsnt and Dining Rooms for
Lanes and Gentlemen. We have made the most
extensive preparation for manufacturing
ICB CREAM, WATER ICES,
FROZEN CUsTARD. CHARLOTTE DE Russo,
FROZEN PUNOHBs, JELLIEs, &c.,
Retail. snu
Oar selection sY Orsses have bssn made from
Pennsy vania, DelaW are, and Vireinia 80
FlatteIing ourselves with the belief that vs can
familiarity with the business, Ne ncot rSS.sef.
fnll solicit liberal share Of patronage. aHd viii
iibsrsi dsduetion Vili Be- made . Ts"tivsl. ana
Fairs Particular attention paid 20 f1rnishi q
u All p s1s q sSs tnss nay dsss dsV
We will serye in our saloons TWENTY DIE.
t6fTfs sEEEiEs P6SSaHss P6 GSaHss ions SHaF
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MIR. 1sHERwooD, fJrmarly chief of The
Bureau OF Engineering OF the Nivy Depart
ment, has been ordered to Lure Island, Cal.
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ae.sruu,ni ssrnritira

wAssTssToS, Jsly ., t5os.--yas OUoke A
&C. faraisn tes following seota,isLs OF Gov
eminent sscu rinss:
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FOREIGN EMIGRATIOE.-From the weakly
statement OF the commissioners Of emis ration
appears that during the present year up to
oate, I59,Ol9 emf grants arrived nj New York.
AGAINST !25,549 for the same time I'm Is6S. Val,
ulng eacn emlgrant as worth to the country one
thousand dollars, and IL is a low estimsts' ths
revenue from this source for the current year.
q ine port OF New York alone, Is SI5aOi9.0 O.
.HHoWlbg as much for the last six months OF
the year, ans we have an aperesate A. me 90 %
poIt alone OF 81 U3s .0co. Adding half as M nch
more Tor all the other ports of the Union. ana
we nave q total from emigration for the ent,re
tue national. debt will wear steadily away'
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R N o A L.
H..RrwovrTPJ. GALr
WOOD A~D COAL OFFICE
rom a23 STREET, 10
NO. 2,l PENNsYLyAGIA AvGNUG.
bttween l3th and 18th ots., ,uth Sid Je h. .eosW
sI I'VE AND LET AVE.
W. X. BROWNE A CO..
DEALERS In FINE FAMILY GaocERrrs
60 TEAS, LIQGdks. &C.,
no 90 Ith street, bet. and Q s:s. south.
Aehn-5 Neen. lg-smr
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L,RAECIS RIGEN,
+ LATE VETIkiaARY 81 BGEoN, FIFrH
q. b. CAVALRY.
TN ce at Nailor Brothers stables, street, be.
tresn Isl. and l.th, opposite n stionsl Theatre.
2: .. A., Major Gen. Townsend, A. G. q. .. A.,
aalor Gen Meig,, g a. q. Y; A, Nailor
A.. Captain j. Burns, 9th Cavalry, q. q. A.,
C. 0autier, Esa., Cooper Latimer. jyElm
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VERDICT IN TIE ACCIDENTAL SHoorTSs
(A>E.- Yesterday sfteraoon. Dr. roso. ac'In.
Coroi or, held an inquest on the body OF Lucy
Ann Fnlcher, coloreo, an account .. who .
Death. by the accidental discharge of q pis,o,
was roticed IN yesterdays STAR, and a verdict
wHs rendered that she came TO her death by au
atcldtnial shot from pistol in the h ,nds ot
Ann Thomas: and the latter, who had haen
arrested, was released
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TEE AGsNrs OF TIE CUBAN GovRaNNRNT
HERK.-Tns differences existing between senior
l. mus ana the Cuban Junta in New York
have virtually been settled, it is said, by an
offtr from Lemus to transfer the duties of his
Office of chief represen tatIve of the re violation
lists TO Senor Marcias, so far as they pertain TO
the organization and fitting out OF expeditions,
buy ing arms, &c. Senior Lemus Wa, how.
ever, continue 10 act as the diplomatic agent
o: the Cespedes government. This c,mpro-
mise, it is understood, is acceptable TO both
parties.
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A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
PFRBY DAVIS PAIN KiLLER Is really Q
vsGshlo medicament, and unlike most OF the
patsI'ed articles OF the day, is used By many
physicisns 1t is particularly dssi ,able In loca-
fi0I where ply hysicisns are not near, and in fami
lies will often the necessity Of sending cut at
ulioniRht for doctor A bottle should be kept in
evtry h01se Boston T.are!Ir. lyI.lm
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80 a.6} Oh EXHEIsBsIITIoN $50; 4.s
sTEEEI.t AT MARKRITERS. (SrRFIp
no. 4>6 Seventh street, between ID and Z STRAIT.
Right Doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
Cheice OH Paintings, Engraviugs, Chromos. &c.
Also, Largest Stock PaperhanRines, Wipdo y
Shades, Picture Frames, Picture Uord and Tas
sis. Rings, balls, &C., In the District TERMS
ap A1y
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"HE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY Be
moved tnfir6hr STUEk from No. SOt Pauna
avenue. 10 No 243 street, between 18th and
IA streets, in Hooe's new building.
OCT new store will ba opened 70 the ia bic ss
sccn a. II can be properly fitted up, with new
sc -E'1 nd.d sssortme mt Of everythng in orr Ine
TfaEkii z the public for past favors we ope to
receive continuance ef their patron sge which
w~shall at all tines enaeavor to merit.
Jy3 SMiTd STRONG.
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RICoNMIHDID FOR OFFICE BY A SPIRIT
Among the applicants for q clerkship in the
Internal Revenue Bureau yesterday was a
lady who claimed an appointment on the
ground that she was cordially recommended
by Abraham Lincoln. Her recommendation
she claimed, had been received from the spirit
world. She has not yet received an appoint.
ment.
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ERRING BUT NOBLE.
sELr HELP FOR YOUNG MGN, who having
Errsd, desire better MANHOOD. sent 10 sealed
ie.t.r 6pyelope.. free Of charge. Address HOW
AED SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION. Box
Thilsjelphia Pa nv To- easm
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SAD SFQrEL TO TEE Gown DING APFAIR.-
We rsere, TO announce that overcome with the
shame and Coz .u> ion which her course hat
bronsht upon her. the young lady who was
connected " it'll The co whIdiuC affair pubIishea
IN tie Ees.ltl9cdR OF yesterday a',-mp,ei 70
destroy herself yesterday by taking laudinum
~ The residence OF her mo her. Dr. Dante;
Began was summoned and by his sSiIlful On
beavers antIto'es Were admiuIs;er-d yrhi m
have had the effect of placing her b-yoad
danger.-N NdtiCTGl RepuL i1da.
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DEATH FROM AN ACCIDENTAL FAIr-Nr.
HsnIy q. Ramhercar, who WAS sn hsdiy m
lnied yesterday morning. by fallIag from a
ladder in front OF IN. baIlding on N street.,
netween 18Th and ION, as s'ed IN the rTAR
OF vests rday. d'ed al Dr. Rnssell's drug Store.
az i2% O'Clock last night having haeu IN sen =
slb!e from the tine OF The fall Tue deceased
was member of the Masonic order, aud of the
I'll ckiayers' Cnlon, wh) Will attend has
fnitraI, and was a m in cf very high caaracter.
whose dea II is IameG:ed by large circle of
lTieEoS.
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FORMULA
DR.. JOHN WILKINS.
pl4 etSm BALTIMORE. Nd.
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NE. MEGA RrIR's REsIGEATlOH.-As special
dispatch to the New York Post, from this city,
says an Arrangement has been made by Secre.
taTy Boutwell, with Superintendent MrCArtee,
Of the Treasury Note Printing Bureau, that his
resign alton shall not take effect until the first
OF October.
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SALT WATER Ei-HiNG.

Tnis fsyoIits resort bAying ben thorocstly
Te:o atod, Nth iGSTcssed cottages and IA
stnsT acccTLtp -r'su0rs. Will b. opened YeMkH
Ter re reception G. visitors tie l.3ex
bIRST OF JrLI.v when The subscriber 20 lici:S q
conifnuatinu Of patronage
bosrd, per 90
peE WetE......... .:...:. y oO
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SUMNER RESORTS.

ATLANTIC CITY, ". J.
n "LIGHT HOUSE COTTAGE
The hest lscstion on the leland Most . A
Corveniept ~ the surf. Good AMI safe $ss&R n
bathing. Thr5uEh in two hours from Is.GfJ
rh1lsdsiphia Terms mNssrste
.,I5-Io- JIEAH WO0TON. Proprietor.
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THE NHw ORLEANS SUGAR FRAUD.-It hav
Ing been minated TO Secretary Boutwell, tina
the opinion prevailed in some quarters that
parties engaged In the frauds at New Orleans
would not be brought to justice on account of
toe high position II some OF the parties impli.
Gated, he replied hat the parties will be tried
the evidence presented to the country and no
compromise will he accepted even should
more money be offered than is due the Govern.
ment.
THE TENNESSEE ELECTION Secretary
Boutwell, has intimated his willingness to
grant to the employees in the Treasury Depart
ment from the State Of Tennessee ample time
to return to their homes. 90 as to vote at the
approaching election. Many clerks will avail
themselves Of this opportunity, and in order
that arran gements for half fare may be per.
fected with the various railroad companies,
we have been requested to ask the Tennesseans
In this city who propose to 60 b ome 10 leave
their names at the STAR Office this afternoon.
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srYlsERs IrIyE WssHJNgVoS WEN

SkspnN. G.-'.I9lk a m FKIDAY & o-g'o-S a
N cAIfkps :. eel sck and IEhNF
tALIiE OEE VESrAf 40 u. SATURDAY.
- m Touca'rE. going and ret1rninE, at ihe
TOirt q IS
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AT THE GRAND BALL At Long Branch, in
honor OF President Grant, last night, the
dining-room was thrown open, and the bands
ofGrafulla, OF New York, 9illmore's band Of
Boston, and the Governors Island band COM
bined, played "Hail to the Chief" upon the
PRESIDENTS entering with his wife. ex .Secre-
tary Borie and wife, General Sherman and
daughter, General Sheridan, and distin guished
guests from all parts of the country. The ball
was great success.
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THE JOINT COMMITTEES ON RErRsNCR RNRNT
who have concluded their investigation Or
matters in the New York Custom luse-in-
Guiding Senstors Patterson, Schurz, Thu rman,
and Representatives Walker, Sheldon.
Jepckes, Reading, and Ben on-will leave New
York on the 1st Of August for San Francisco
where they will spend a week investigating
Custom House matters. 1thas been agreed by
the committee that each member shall pay his
own expenses. so that the trip will COS. the
Government nothing. The railroad companies
have placed PaIlman car at the disposal Of
the committee, and will take them through
without change from New York to San Fran.
cisco. The entire committee is going
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CHANGE OF TINE.
w ESTERN MD. RAILROAD.
IT,, IL ls5ess=1
ks.s r;ss.,.'..,.;.ai ;.s.i-,.ss.-sI

nN and after Monday, April 2Gth, 1869,
" the passenger trains will run rs follows:
Leave York Road Station at 900 a. NJ.
and i2.isP, NJ.
Leave Union Bridge ut AS \. ". and
9. lG A. NJ. and los p. NJ.
Leave Westminster ut jl5 A. NJ, and
1000 A. NJ. and . 10 F. NJ.
Leave Baltimore at $50 A. NJ, and 3. 80
Pm.
Stages connect at Glen Morris Station for
Hampstead aud Manchester on arrival Of
$50 A. NJ, tain from Baltimore; at Mid.
dleburg Station for Taneytown and at York
Road Station for Emmittsburg on arrival
same train.
An Express Car leaves Calvert Station,
Baltimore, daily, Except sunday Mt $50
7. NJ. Light freight and parcels can come
by this car il delivered before 3 90 Z. NJ.
Freight train leaves Baltimore Mt 800 A.
NJ, daily. Except Sunday and arrives nj
Westminster at 1000 A. NJ, and York
Road ut L.. NJ.
Freight trains leave York Road daily,
Except Sunday, ne zoe NJ. Union
Bridge at G,30 A. ST. and p. NJ West
minister at 500 A. NJ. and 200 7. NJ, ar
irving in Baltimore the same evening.
PASSENGER STArInS. The Depot of \.
C. Il. W. Freight Station Corner Centre
AMI North Streets.
Office Of General Freight aud Passenger
Agent, No. 1893 North Street.
Office of President aud Superintendent
No. 81 North Street, Baltimore.
p II. IRWIN.
\, B,-A Ticket Office has been opened
at No. North Calvert street, opposit,
Barnun,s Hotel Tickets can be procured
at any time during the day at all points OF
line of Road Baggage called for. check,,
and delivered upon application at this Office
jnne3-n Superintendent
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nisTRIcT CouRr or THE UNITED STATES
~ ron THE DIsrRIcr OF MARYLAyD-IY
BAsERuiTcY-is THE NATTER OF JOHN
SHAFER, BANKRUPT.
District Of Noryidnd, s.s.;
This is to give notice, That on the 9th
day of May, 1869. a warrant Of Bankruptcy
was issued out Of the District Court of the
United States Tor the Distric of Maryland,
against the estate Of John Shafer. Of West,
minister, of Carroll county, in said District,
who has been duly declared and adjudgcd a
Bankrupt on the petition Of his creditors;
that tie payment of any debts and the de
livery of any property belonging to SAID
Bankrupt, to him or for his use, and tho
transfer of any property by him, are forbid
den by law; and that meeting Of the credi.
tors Of said Bankrupt, to prove his debts
and choose one or more Assignees Of his
estate, will be held at Court OF Bankrupt.
cy. to be holde at Westminster Court
House, before d. +. NJ. Hurley. Register in
Bankruptcy for said District. on ihe 18th
day Of June, A. D., 1860, at 10 o'eI'k A. N.
EDWARD Y. G0LDSBOROUGH,
U, S. Marshall for said District.
June g. 2t
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thing. There are other parties intefe,ted. =
washington, Carroll, Frederick and Baltimore
counties, all are TO be beLpfiucd nd WHY do
they not come up and help do the work.
Mr. Brown advocated the passage of the or
dinance. He could not see how the faith and
oredi' OF The city viii be involved The Balti.
more and Ohio Railroad had run a tilt against
this measure because the road will come into
competition with it for the coal trade IiaIii
more wants the products Of The country through
which the road will pass /; aud which she has
lost because there is a road to take IL to Pbila.
delphia. The property belongs to the city
and the city has the right To use IT, and 10 saw
that man can involve his faith and credit by
using his own property is an absutdity.
Mr.. Ming said the city proposed 10 transfer
ITS interest from one road to another, and that
she has right to do. lie desired To paw lii
respects To the gentlemen who held meeting
IN the upper room Of the Law Building the
other night. The City Council are not ali law.
yers, but he believed they have US much com.
mon tense as those who took part in that meet.
ing. That meeting, he had no doubt, was in
the interest Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
One gentleman, whose name appeared IL the
call OF that meeting, was last year member Of
the second branch, and he voted for the Com
nellsyille ordinance. He had no doubt most of
them are stockholders in the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad. He would vote for the ordi.
nance.
Mr.. Owens said that he had been told by Mr..
Walters, one of the com missioners of finance,
that 1t the appropriation is made that will be
the last Of the million dollars, and he 50 stated
To the president Of the road. he spoke Of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad as the great feed
or Of the city Of Baltimore, and had made the
city what it Is. He thought the Connellsvillc
railroad ordinance was not in violation of the
constitution. and he had voted for 1t.
Mr.. Brown was not opposed to the baltimore
and Ohio railroad, but Il had In the local trade
Disseminated against Baltimore. The men
who opposed this measure would lend one mil.
lion of dollars to the Valley railroad because
IL !. To be a branch of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad.
The ordinance was then passed by the follow
ing rute: Yeas-Messrs President Stevens.
salisbury, King, Brown. Anderson, Bokee,
Ehlers-s. Nay'-Messrs. White and 0wens-?.
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DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
AT Primo S4LE


VNllE undersigned viii oiIsr al Paldie
Il Sale, to the highest bidder, on the
premises, on
Saturday, the 1911 doy Of .Iuac, 1869.
the sale to commence at . clock. A. M
his Heal Estate, situate in Carroll county
Maryland, near where the Nicodemhis Road
crosses the Washington Road and adioin
ing lands Of Col. John X. Longwell. Alcx.
ander ii. Shipley and others, viz;
Lot No. /, containing 100 Acres
more or less.
lot No 2, containing 53l Acres,
more or less
Lot No. 3, Containing 15I Acyes
more or less.
Lot No, A, containing 129 Heres,
more or less.
Lot No. 5. containing 1Os Aeres,
more or less.
Lot No. 6, containing 13s Aeres.
more or less.
Lot No. Z, containing 12I Acres,
more or tess
lot No. s, containing l0l Heres,
more or L.ss.
Lot No, ., containing 1873 Acns.
more or less
Lot No. 10, containing 1871 1cres,
h-E m0rc or less.
lot No. II, containing n leres.
more or less.
Lot No, IL, containmiy 81! Acres.
more or less.
Lot No. Is, containing lG Ptrches.
niore or less.
The greater number of the above small,
lots are covered with excellent TIMER
and the rest have all n due proportion al
Timber, and the two larger lots have also q
,ulhclSncy OF Timber, particularly Lot No.
IL aud nearly all the lots are extremely
well wa'crcd by never failing Springs.
These lands have recently been survey ed
aud plat thereof can be seen at the offc,
of j. j. Baumgartner, Westminster, Md
aud also at Andrew j Easton's, who reside.
at the crossing of the Nicodenius aud Wash
ingion roads.
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing goo,
Timber Lots and desirable small Farms vii
ind ii to their interest to attend the abcv
sale.
The Terms Of Sale are, One third par
of the purchase money to be paid cash, anr
the residue to be paid in two equal pay
'ueuis, the one to be paid in one year. an
The other to be paid in two years from tn
lay of sale, with interest from the day q
ale, and to be secured 10y the notes of III
purchaser or purchasers with security to b
approved Of by the undersigned.
THOMAS S. JACOBS.
j. ]. DiFfENBAuGH, Auctioueer.
J. J. BdumgdrtHer, -Attwny.
may 55.-ts
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Is THE DISTRICT CouRr OF THE UNITED
l. STATES FOR TIE DISTRICT OF Maryland
ris BANERuPrcY--IS THE NATTER OF CHAs.
X WATERS, BANKRUPT.
Ordered, this 22d day of May, A, d.
1869, that the sale made and reported by
James >. Carey and VIM. p. Manlsby, Jr.,
Assigneesof Charles Il. Waters, Bankrupt,
be finally ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shown on
or before the 22d day of June next; provi,
ded a copy Of this order be published in the
Baltimore Gazette and Westminster Adpo.
cate once week for three weeks before
said day. c
WILLIAM F. GILES, Judge.
True copy-Test;
JAS. W CHEW,
june .3t Clerk District Court.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WHY ARE YoU so NERVOUS (?

Let us resolve the question. II is because
your organization is naturally delicate, or you
make II 50 by violating the laws of nature
Life is a burden 10 tens Of thousands Of human
beings only on account Of the indulgence of
their appctites and passions. As an appropri-
ate and legitimate penalty they are suffering
from nervous irritability, irregular sensations,
uncontrolled Impressions, unfounded uneasi-
ness, residences, qualms. misgivings and des-
pondcncy. Their tears will flow or laughter
break out unprorokcd by sorrow or JOY. They
are victims Of hidden diseases which produce
this huttering state o: animal spirits Il not this
your condition. What YOU most need is iHrig-
oraiioa. MlSllLER'S HERB BITTERS is a
tonic and gentle stimulant which will refresh
both mind and body with natural strength, and
what il gains for you IL maintains. Persons of
nervous temperament will be able to overcome
and keep in check their inirmity by the daily
use of this pure and wholesome neryine and
invigorator. june lO--2t.
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THE ROUND TABLE

Is acknowledged by the ablcst judges, Ameri-
can and European, to be the best journal of lis
class ever established in the United States, and
II Is undoubtedly the most successful.
Home and Foreign Intelligence, prepared 10
concise yet comprehensive form.
The staff OF Reviewers has been strengthened,
and constant efforts will be made (partcularly
in special subjects) to have their work the best
Of It's kind that can be produced.
The Round Table Chess Fueillcton has been
PLACED in charge of an eminent chess-player
and writer.
Musical and Dramatic Notices, Of searching
and unconventional character, win appear as
regularly as they may be deserved
Now In course OF publication Crows Feet, a
new serial by Z. s. Coxzens, Esq.
Clubs OF Five will receive the Round Table
for the year by RENTING Twenty-Five Dollars
and half andclabs Of Ten BY remitting Forty
Dollars.
CAUTION. in making remittances for sub
seriptious, always procure a draft on New York,
or n Post-Oflice Money Order, Il possible -
Where neither Of these can be procured, send
the money, but always In registered letter.
The registration Zee has been reduced TO NJ
teen cents, and the present registration system
has been found by the postal authorities to be
virtually an absolute protection against loss by
mail. All postmasters are obliged to register
letters whenever requested to do 30.
may27-u l32 Nassau Street, New York.
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IIELMBOLD'S
Concentrated FIaid Extract
SarSaparilla

bkApICAIh EhufTlNk ana u LUCRATIVE DISEASES
af the
THROAT, NOSE, EYES, EYELIDS, SCALP,
AND SKIN,
Which so dis6gure the appearance, Purging
the evil effects Of mercury and removing all
taints. the remnants of Diseases, hereditary or
otherwise. and is taken by Adults and Children
with perfect Safety.
Two Table-Spoonfais of the Extract Of Sarsa-
parilla, added To pint Of water, is equal to
the Lisbon Diet Drink, and Que bottle Is equal
to gallon of the Syrup Of Sarsaparilla, or the
decoctions as usually made.
An Interesting Letter is published 10 the
-Chirurgical Review, on the subject Of
the Extract OF SarsapariIla in certain Affections,
by Benjamin Travcrs, =. X. s., &c. Speaking
OF those diseases, and diseases arising from the
excess of mercury, he states that no remedy is
equal to the Extract of Sarsaparilla its power is
extraordinary more so than any other drug am
acquainted with. II is, in the strictest sense, a
tonic with this invaluable attribute, that il is
applicable to a state of the system so sunken.
and yet so irritable as renders other Substances
OF the tonic class unavailable or injurious.
HELNB0LD'S
Concentrated Eriract .SarsdpariNa,
Established upwards OF Is years. Prepared BY
II. 7. HELMBOLD,
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