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me insane but sm mott Hartshorn stated that he
asked White second tine why be did the deed, and the
reply was There ought not 70 have been cause enough
for doing what have done" The hearing adjourned
until Tomorrow when the Lieutenant OF Police who had
charge OF the station when White was brought IN, and
who entered into conversation with him, VIII De ex-
anined and also Others The Leutenants testimony it
Is expected will throw come further Light Oh the cause
of the commission Of the act
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u.,rp AND HER PARAMoUR STABBED.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. 0.-Wm. X. Lamp
beor sepc cutter. residing at No CO sonecast sus-
pectng an undue intimacy between his wife and one OF
a emnloves named George Stanley who boarded at his
hn tye1t IN work early this morning, and returning
ho,e smddcnIy found Stanley IN bed with his wife. He
,dcd tbeuI both with knife inieting wounds IN hs
sS ohdomep which VIII probably prove fatal, and
woundng stanley in his shoulder Lamphear was III
rested,
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Under the present arrangement Of transferring Super
vsors Of Internal Revenue from one district to another
the Commissioner has decided to assign Supervisor Ira
NJ Harrison OF New-Jersey temporary duties in West
Virginia for the purpose OF making thorough lnYesuga
ton into Internal Revenue affairs in that State.
A letter received at the Treasury Department. IN
which the writer says he had $500 worth or Five.
Twenty bonds which he hid IN the ash hole OF HE bacon
house for safe keeping. His wife not being aware OF tue
kndled fire 70 smoke some bacon and the oonoa
were reduced TO cinder They came 10 the Redemption
Bureau to-day 10 be exchanged In so dapidated cond
ton as TO almost defy denthcaton but the experts ei
the Treasury have managed to paste the eharred parts
together to make out the amonnt without loss 70
the owner who win few days receive equal value IN
bonds of more promising appearance
The subject OF taxing manufacturers OF shingles on
SALE which has been before the Revenue Bureau lately
has been decided In favor OF exemptng the same in ac
cordance with the ruling Of ex-Commissioner Rollins
point raised by the Assessors IN the case was thai
ready consumption, and therefore are maniac
lumber but the Bureau eXempts boards and lahs from
tax precisely Ia this condition, because they may YET
pass through second hands before they are completed Oh
manufactured The Commissioner thought the dlsunc
ton fine to be justly made, and therefore confirmed
the previous ruling.
with the Ordnance Bureau its chief Tuesday next
ON which day, he will assume command OF the Navy
Yard here in place OF Admiral POoF who takes command
OF The Squadron in Cuban waters, relieving EceAdurA
second Assistant Engineer John Van Hoyenberg is or
dered duty assistant TO the Inspector or Machinery
at the New.YOrk Nayy-lard.
The President has accepted the resignation OF Second
Lieut. Burbank OF the Fifth Infantry FrstlAeut Non
schTOck assigned 10 dnty IN the Bureau OF Refugees
Freedmen and Abandoned Lands ana ordered 20 report
TO Gen. Howard The resignation OF klrst-Llent Wag
me Of the First Cavalry Gas been accepted D The ffesl
dent also Of FlrstLieus. John Murphy and Moyerley
from the Cavalry. Capt. Joseph Gebray and FIRST
Lieut. Whiting are detailed for recruiting service, and
ordered TO report the superintendent OF the recruiting
service in New York City for assignment to duty
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AT A PITTSBURGH IRON
FOUNDRY,

PITTSBURGH, Aug. GA terrible accident
occurred at the Fort Pitt Foundry in this city yeser
day BY the accidental breaking Of the hosting appa
ratus vessel OF molten iron emptied on the head
and shoulders of workman named Robert Hatfield. As
the metal struck the unfortunate he fell IN hollow
m the floor into which the metal streamed aud before
he could be rescued was burned In shocking manner.
The injured conveyed TO his residence, whero
he now lies in precarious condition.
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA pUEL-ANorHER STORY

AUGUSTA, Ca, Aug. 6-The report that j.
D. Cresswen was killed duel yesterday, was Dcor
rect and the following particulars are gyen Cresswe
was charged with the seduction young lady named Ad
dson Ofsouth Carolina and while he was returning home
in company with his brother Charles they were met by
George b. and James Addison brothers of the unfortunate
lady when the shooting took place j. d. Cresswel who
was charged with the seduction was dangerously Dat
not fatally wounded, and his brother Charles was killed
The Addison brothers delivered themselves up 70 the
authorities to-day, and are held for examination.
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NEsSEE sENATORsHIP SAID TO Pc lMPRoV-
ING - REVISING THE INCOME RETURNS -
THE TEXAS COTTON cRoP-coLD WEATHER.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRiBuERl
WASHINGTON. Friday, Aug. Q. 1885,
prominent Tennessee politician now here received
telegram from Nashville to-day, which states that tho
prospects of Andrew johnson for election 10 tho United
States Senate considered almost certain as tho
majority Of the Conservative members OF the Legislature
elect already pledged to him. His only opponent or
any strength win be Col Bailie Peyton but efforts are
making to induce the latter to withdraw from the
test The dispatch adds that the Radicals are divided
in opinion regarding their candidate, with strong prob
ability that Stokes win be their final choice Other adj
vices state that Republicans who supported senter
for Governor will bolt the Conservative ticket Johnson
is nominated and assert that his strength mainly con-
fined to the Old Line Democrats
The policy Of the Revenue Bureau, regarding the re-
vision Of income returns, will probably be applied ex
tensvely TO all of the prominent corporations In the df
ferent sections CT the country 1t complained that this
system is virtually strict espionage over the business
affairs Of the country, but Commissioner Delano It 10
asserts that he has full authority to order his
Assessors TO investigate the returns made to them.
The Agricultural has received adviees that the
cotton crop OF Texas larger this season than that OF
any preceding year. An unusually large amount OF
sugar has also been produced There is the same an
hority for the assertion that the material prosperity Of
the State In all branches Of its purely commercial Affairs
assured for several to come by the
success Of farming operations this season.
The weather In Washington and Vicinity to-day has
boon remarkably cod oyercOats tonight are almost
necessity. In the memory Of the "Oldest nhabitanp
cold snap has not occurred before at this season Of
the year.
The object Of the National Convention Of iquordealer
TO be held in Washington next December is understood
to be the repeal of the present tax whisky for tie
purpose Of reiDstatlng the old q per gallon tax The
friends Of the movement claim that under the present
efficient organization Of the Revenue Bureau the " tar
could be collected Is evident the real motive OF the
project the desire Of the quordeaers TO make money
out Of the advance whisky which would be occasoned
By the increase OF the tax
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TURKEY AND EGYPT.
|, RECoNCILIATIoN PROBABLE.

A RECONCILIATION PROBABLE
PARIS, Friday, Aug. 8, 1869.
The difficulties between the Sultan and tine YicerOy
of Egypt are in a fair way of settlement Nearly all
the representatives of the powers at ConstantinOpe
urged the Sublime Porte to a course Of Cancellation
aud moderation.
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YORK, SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1869.
j. H. DaViss b. KeO by Voucher dam EPtalon
Time-l:l9l

H. DaVii' b. KelsO, by Voucher cam
Tme-l:l6t
THE SECOND RACE
was for purse of $780, for horses of all ages carrying
100 pounds, $50 entrance added, p miles The entries
in number, were NJ. H. sanfords b. H. Lancaster H. W.
Waldon's CHI. h. Gen. Yorke; r. shea's br. b. Chma4j
w. WedOn's ch. &. Aldebaran; and d. McDamefs Or' Il
Julius. This heavy betting race and the pools Ia
Se5g hss IN One eS SOLD t c@aS o Aide
baran, $2O0 and julius, $50. The ring betting was ~
was 0n aga una SmaT leading past the
stand In advance OF Julius Gen. 1orke, ana Adeoaran
who ran In the order named Iney ran wIno9 Tm Sn
deprived Lancaster Of the lead, julius being thfu anu
AldebaTsn and Gen. YorHe side by side Cnnax keP0 ~
ISSUE and they raced few strides ogether wheh Ane
baran shot OUT and passing both went nhder tne Sns
and Lancaster head and head together ana julius
who had patiently allowed Lancaster ana climax 70 rsoS
together, had taken second place from CLIMAX VINO nau
ly confined to Adebaran and Gen. Yorke who ran locked
together along the baekstretch Az the nanlle pOle
Climax third place which Lancaster took at the three
quarter pOe but could not long RETAIN Gen. 1orKe neu
his lead throughout and won IN canter by three enss
AldeDaran second, Climax third Julius and Lancaster
pulled up before crossing the score. Time, 359t Cen
Yorke running the last two miles in 1885, while AdeDarah
s1NEGETSoId 800 for all ages to loo lOs
uaAa W. waidsn's en- Gen Yorke four years
J. w. Wedon's eh Adebarau..'. .'...''''.'''''''S,
81 il SANFORD. B. b. Lancaster Eve ysars....s
Timo-5.SOi
THE THIRD RACE
was for purse OF 5000 for threeyear ods II miles, the
winner Of the Belmont Ladies' Travers Stakes exclud
ed The only entry for this W. II. Babeocks ch
h. HembOld, who consequently had to gaop around for
the purse.
For the threemle race tomorrow for purse Of 81 OOO
vauxhal sells for $780, Pompey Ray $500 ADaelkeaeI
and Nettie Mcdonald, $50 This will be good race.
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SPAIN.

DIsAPPEARANCE OF THE CARLIsTs.
MADRID. Friday, Aug G, 1869.
Nearly an the Carlist bands have dissolved and
disappeared. The Carlsts are discouraged and the
movement is considered as having died out
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YACHT cAPsIZED-THREE PERSONS DROWNED.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 6.-Yesterday afternoon
about o'clock a sOoprgged boat, sailed by the Phila-
delpha Yacht Club. was capsized on Bush River, Hart
ford County, by sudden flaw of wind. There were Is
persons on board three of whom Harry Lee Of Baltimore
aged p years and James d. sewel and SeptImus sewe
aBed respectively 10 and 90 years. citizens Of Hartford
county were drowned Both OF the latter leave fnliies
Young Lee Was The sou OF the late Joseph Lee. ID well
known banker of this city His mother resides at prcsSut
~ Brooklyn, ~ Y
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FRANCE.
PARIS, Friday, Aug. G, 1869.
THE EMPEROR AND EMPRESS.

THE EMPEROR AND EMPRESS.
The Emperor and Empress go to Chalons to-mor-
row, where they will remain until the 21st inst
qhe Empress will consume about three months in
her trip through Turkey and Egypt.
PERSONALLY DUEL.
Marshal Mel is quite i'll. Yesterday duel was
fought between Paul Cassagnac and Gustaye Flou-
rens The latter received four wounds, one Of them
O severe one.
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Where nothing better can be had, bit OF plain
glass, smoked over a candle or lamp, in some parts
more deeply shaded than in Others to suit the vary
ing intensity of the suns rays during the progress OF
the eclipse, will enable tho observer to see most OF
the phenomena. In the city it will DO easy TO pro-
cure pieces of red or ruby-tnted glass, of different
shades or depths, from most of the GLACIERS. which
may be used with advantage instead of the smoked
glass. Those who can command good opera
glass or small telescope of any kind. provided
with a shade glass to screen the eye, will Of
course have a better view But the regular
Economical telescopes, properly mounted, and as
large as can conveniently DO transported to the
chosen place of observation, will afford the best
means of detecting all the nice points OF the pine
nomena The Government parties, sent out to dliter
emit stations along the line of the total eclipse, will
also be provided with the means Of taking in such
large telescopes, Photographic impressions of the
phenomena at their various stages. These photo
graphs can be studied at leisure and, in connection
with the impressions left on the memory of the OBJ
servers will serve to determine very important ques
tons as to the constitution Of the sum- Besides these
usual means Of observation, comparatively new in
struments for detecting polarzed light, and for de-
termining the chemical constitution of the sun, and
of the corona and red protuberances, will be en-
ployed. The spectroscope is the important instru-
ment for making this curious chemical analysis of
distant object
THE SOLAR ECLIPsE-CLoUDY WEATHER APPRE.
HENDED.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug. 6.-The following special
dispatch received in this city by the Western Asso
cated Press
DIES MONIES Aug. 6.-The weather has been cloudy
for two days, with sign OF breakup. Twelve astron
here, with eleven telescopes in position, also
meteorological operators but they doubt the possibility
OF making observations The barometer rose little this
morning but stopped IL will be great scientific as
appointment II the eclipse Is not Visible.
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THE INDIANS.

A PARTY or MINERS ATTACKED-THEY LOSE
THEIR WAGONS AND SUPPLIES.
ST.. LOUIS. Aug. Ga Santa Fe dispatch says
party OF miners were attacked by Indians az Sulphur
Springs aud their wagons and supplies fell into the
hands Of the sayages party OF miners on prospect
ing tour TO San Juan allowed TO pass through the
country bv the Utah Indians but they were positively
Thiited from locating claims. Large numbers OF cat
tle and sheep have been driven oil by the Indians IN
ArribO County.
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INpIAN DEPREpATIONs IN ARIzONA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 6.-Adyices from Ari-
iona state that since January In Pima County ALONE
GOO head OF cattle have been stolen by tho Indians
n,rlr9 tho same period out Of n population OF $50
itc bs sayages murdered 81 wounded 49, and carried
So into
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IoENERAL PRESS DIsPATcH.I

TRANSFERRING REVENUE OFFICERS - SMOKING
GOVERNMENT BONDS THE TAX on SHIN
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WASHINGTON.

ANDREW JoHNsoN's PROSPECTS FOR THE TEN
NEssEE sENATORsHIP SAID TO Pc lMPRoY-
ING = REVISING THE INCOME RETURNS =
THE TEXAS COTTON CRoP-CoLD WEATHER.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuEBl
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SARATOGA.

corn wEArHER-THE vAUxHALL DECISION
sAPAToGA UACKMEN-EXTORTION ON THE
COURSE - ARRIVALS - ADJUSTMENTS - THE
a A
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n 4, ,IoRaANIo WEAKNESS.

INN edaatey CURED ana tu11 V1gor Testorec.
Life naIBeGAbtea and mRrTta,Ee Inn possible, b The
penalty paid by the VaGtImsOf Improper In
tdnIRahceAJ EYounR persons are too apt 70
c0nnnit excuses nom not being aware OF the
dreadful cousequanes8 that may ensu0. now
who that undefstaEads the subject VIII pre-
tend to deny that the power OF procFeattou h
Lost sooner By those falling into Improper
habits than by the prudent Besides bstng
fdepEtYed OF the pleasure OF healthy ofIspr1nS,
tho most serious and destructive aymptorns
OF both body and mind arise. The sYstem
becames deEanged, the Physical and henLal
Functions Weakened, IOaB OF Provocative
Power, Nervous 4tEttabtlity, Dyspepsia, Pat
pltation of the Heart, indigestion, ConHti-
Cough, Consumption, decay and Death.
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: DIR JOHNSON,

Member OF the Royal Consgeof Surgeons
london, Graduate OF one OF the most emil
greater part OF whose life has boen spent in
the hospitals Of London, Paris, kh1laneI phla
and elsewhere; has etfected some or the mosl
many troubled with ElnRinE IN the head anu
ears when asleep, great nerVousneSs, being
alarmed at Audden sounds, oaAh1u1ne1s, with
frequent bluRh1ng, attended sometimes with
derHngement Of mind, were CURED Innme-
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he has not gained an Inch. Henfy's
was Of this r sort 'RndS aa hea swung
along through the clear. brisk air, the
world seemed his football once more.
+ This morning Jael Dence was TO go
10 Cairnl1ope, st her own request. Lsa
Z She hacked her box, and corded it,
and brought 1t down. herself, and put it
in the passage, and the carrier was to
call for Il at one AS for herself four
milesibf omnibus, and the other seven
on foot, was -child's play to her, whose
body was as 1usty1 and active as her
heart was tender and clingfng.
r. She came in to- the drawing-room,
with her bonnet and shawl on, and the
tear in her eye to bid; Miss Carden
good-by. Two male friends would
have parted in i've minuteSs but this
pair NereaWonderfufw hi1e separatiug5
and still. there was always something
to gay, that kept Grace OBTAINING, or
going, going, going, for more than half
RnahonrT ALI oEasudden she cried out
tOhl There he is!. and flushed all over,
|, itWhoY asked Grace, eagerly;
p The dark young man. He Is at the
door now Mtsss-AndI me going away
shs tSe bt9 % 9 an I'D bi,adE
his Visit 2 Sit down. You nsedn't tdKe'
off VonF cb6nheEE 1870 z3yI15rc5dt DE91
lt Miss Garden then settled herseliIt took
mp her work and prepared to receive
her preceptor as he deserved; an inten-
ton She conveyed t0'Jael 6taglanee,
just as Henry entered5 blooming with
exercise and the keenaIr, and looking,
extremely handsome and happy. .,.yie
y His reception" was q chit Hing tboW
from Miss Garden, and from Jasll q
cheek blushing with pleasure ct the
bare sight Of him, but an earnest look
OF mild reproach. It seemed cruel Of
'htmto stay away SO long, and then
comejust as she was going uai 40 F.a,
(ToBE CONTINUED NEXT FR1DAX.) s.
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h aFkEsH ASA MAIDEN's BLusHD-Is
the pure peachy Complexion which fol-
lows the use OF Hagan's Magnolia
,BAmt tits heiTrue Secret of Beauty.
fashionable Ladies In Society UNDER
stand t6is!ai b. aigst 81 n:gs7,a i-dr5
l. The Magnolia Balm changes the rus
tic Country Girl into q City Belle more
rapidly than any other one thing. hi
Rednesst sunburn, Tan. Freckles ,
Blothes and all effects of the Summer
SUN disappear where 1t Is used, and q
genial, cultivated, fresh expression is
obtained which rivals the Bloom of
Youth Beauty is possible to all who
will invest rs cents at any respectable
store and insist on getting the Mag
nolia BalmVoA !'=.fF -lH-.i
Use nothing but Lyons Kathairon
to Dress the Hair. jy1O-1meodd&eww
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Next day young Little took leave of
his friends In Cafrnhope, with . promise
toIcome over some Sunday, and see
them ali. he borrowed q hooked stick
fights dsyote9Fth blac kgmtth, sand
wa1lted oRWith Els little bnnqleS over
ahiR oulder, hhigh - Althsaua sptEtS
and ripe for anything.
Soma Huecs8gfRfdulaH ara no stout
hearted, their minds seem never to
Way ana S Iss sas b ~ ist .1as
Immediate pras1uro, ,bef 6Tsd, they
ny back agafnS and it6sirienemy ahndn
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MARRIAaE,

Married Persons, or Young Mon contem
pl9dngy maETtaEeS being, GWaE0 OF Physical
Weak4ees., otEaprte, Debility. Detormlties,
/ .He Who places I1i1Iiaieh .under the care OF
DR.. j. may raIietouatY connde in, his honor
hkR H6r1l n n nhvRiefnn.
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain
practice, INDUCED in when alone, 3 habit me-
Quently learned nom evil companions, or at
school, the effects OF which are nightly felt,
even when asleep, and, II not cured, renders
marriage i'm possible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately.
What pity that young man, The hope OF
his country, The pride OF his parents, should
be Rnatcned nom all prospects and enjoy
ments Of Life by the consequence of deVlR-
ting from the path of nature, and INDUCING
IN certain secret habit. Such persons IRust,
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bs'DEKR MoTHRR,-Io have been there.
Mr.. Raby is a. borough magistrate, as
we'll as q county Justice; and was in
Hillsborough all day toSday. Martha
Dence took me to Raby, Hall, and her
name was q passport. When I got to
the door, i felt az II something pulled
me, and said, 'It'ss an enemy's house;
don't 20 in.' I-WIsh had obsyed the
warning, but I did not.
.4:Well, I have seen your portrait. 1t
Is lovely. It SURPRISES any woman ]
ever saw. And It must have been your
image, 9for it Ia very like you now,
only in the bloom of your youth. ,....
AN now, dear mother, having done
something for you, quite against my
own judgment, and my feeling too,
please do something for me. Promise
me never to mention Mr.. Raby'snRme
to me again, by letter, or by word OF
mouth either. "a L. not 9 gentleman;
he il not man, he Is q meanJ spitefol,
coWardly cur. I'll keep out of his way,
If I can; but II he gets in mine, shall
give him q devilish good hiding, then
and there, and III tell him the reason
Why; and I Will not tell y0tE. I's.
'Dsar mother, I did intend to etay til
Saturday, bnE after this, I shall come
back 70 You:to-morroW., Ny own sweet
dove Of . nanny who but o BEAST
could hurt or affront your
so no more letters from your
'Dptiful and afsctionate SOM
~
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.

When the misguided and imprudant votA.
~ OF pleasure nnds that he has imbibed ths
Beedsof this painful disease IL too often hap
dread OF discovery deLers him from APPLYING
70 those, who from education and reSpecta-
billty, can alone befr1end him, delaying tn
the constitutional symptoms OF this h0TTi
disease make their appearance, such as uICI
rated sore throat oteaSed nose, nocturnal
pains in tho head and limbs, dimness fs1Rht
deafness, nodes ON the Rh1n-DOne9 and arms,
blOtches on the head, face and extremI1es,
progressing with HlEhtfuI rapidlLy, TIL Al
last the palate OF the mouth or the bones
Of the nose fall in, and the victim OF this
awful disease becomes q horrld object
commIseEatlon, till death puts period toh
dreadf1l sufer1ngss by sending him 70 THAT
Undiscovered Country from whence M
traveller returnE." -
It Ea MELANCHOLY FACT that thou
sands tall victims TO this terrible disease, oW-
tenders, who, by the use OF that DEADLY
POISON, MERCURY, ruin the constitution
and mako the residue OF Life miserable.
DIR. JOHN TON,
Omoe No. south Frederick sereea.
Laft hand side going rom Baltimore street,
few dooB from the corner. Fan not 10 Of
serve the name and number.
n~No Letters received unless post paid aaA
containing stamp to DO used ON L1e reply
Persons writing should state 0ge, and send
portion Of advertisement describing EympA
toms.
The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs in his ONCE,
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS
Tho many thousands cured at this estab-
llGhment within the Last twenty years, and
the numerous important surgical Operations
reporters Of zRs sun and many other papers
notices Of which have appeared again and
again before The public, 6eAdes his standing
6inty II sufnc1ent guarantee To the afflicted
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
nnarl6-1y
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Druggists.
Cold as Ice.
Bottle Waz

NOR FRUIT JARS. 1000 lbs Just receives
and for sale by LOGAN, LIST &CO.