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MEROHANrs LINZ OF STEAMSHIPS
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON ANDNEw YORK.

Hereafter the Zine Steamships X. O. KNIGHT
John GIBSON. and VALLEY OITY, Rons
OF the AEROHAk1s' LIN +, will make AtEER
regular senai- weekly trips bewsen NBWS
lUbh: ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, ard
9kOkSETONE. as follows: Leave NEW YORK.
enc ceAIUR DAY at D. m Leave GEORGE TOWN
every MOhDAf and THURSDAY ct II m.
For further informs alton apply to JOS L. GALT
Agent ef3ce and wharf foot Of High st, George
town or &c the corner of Nth street and New lork
avenue. i. w. THOMPSON,
1l-tf President.
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Ady0urnment OF the 6rand L0dge-Nice
President Colfax-Presentations, &c.
7elsgraphed E1ciasiuely to The Erening Star.
SAN Francisco, Sept. N-The Grand Lodg
Of Odd Fellows adjourned sine die to-day.
Vice President Colfax was introduced to the
members. Grand Sire Farnsworth was pre-
sented with q diamond ring, set in gold from
the filings of the last spike driven in the Pacific
sented with a cane by the California brethren.
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SUIT FOR DEFAMATION or CHARACTER, &C.
Messrs. r. T. Merrick and Z. L. Stanton have,
for John q. Lang, brought suit against Henry
r. Searle for defamation OF character and
injury IN trade and business, laying damages at
5000. The mar charges that defendant. on the
18th instant, used the following words co.,
cerning plaintf:-"He 10 not a fair-dealiug
man; he is VIGOROUSLY bad business man: ne
Is in the habit OF failing in his contracts {"
That on or about the date above mentioned the
plaintiff submitted a proposal to Major y. M.
Brown, Chief q uartermaster Bureau OF Refu-
gees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands, sOr
painting the entire outside of the Howard
University BnildIng. Offering and intending to
do the work for sL250; which proposal was
accepted, and he gave bond for the faithfaf
performance Of the work. and by reason of the
words aforementioned he was prevented from
dong the work.
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FROST,

RALEIGH, N. O., Sept. 25.-There was "a
slight frost this morning. No damage was
done to the crops, but the tobacco planters are
q little uneasy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WHAT A wONDERFUD DISCOVERY
Is PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN Kill.
LEBi IL not only cures the Ills OF the human
fsmi y, but 10 also Q sure remedy for horses With
cole. It has never been known to fail In . cure
Of the worst cases; and for sprains CALLS ETC., Ii
never fsils-try ft once. Direction accompsn
each bottle. Sold BY Druggists generally y-Ksstou
CoEnty(Kp Democrat "a as.lm
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@Mnt Andrew johnson is not expected TO
The agents Of Brigham Young are emit.
- Young girls from New York as coon AZ
Lland at The Battery.
ON the Virginia Senatorial question tne
ncnn9no Enquirer remarks tha. .sthere viii
pfooaoly be no election until Consrsss acrs
upon reconstruction" - -
- The strike Of the journeymen taliors IN
Boston has been 50 fsr su ccessfaI thai tgen.
Y.tnree employing firms have agreed 70 pay
the prices demanded.
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fHR MARKETS TO-DAY.
7elesrapAed Exclusively to TIE Erenisg Star.

eteTopaeo Exclusively 70 INC 6ce"s'y SseT.
NBW YoRK. Sept. 2s.-The Bank Of New
York has Consented to act as o clearing house
for the business OF Friday last. on the basis Of
gold at IS. The stock market II little nrmer;
better and more confident tone BENG oheerv.
able. The Gold Board has adjourned until TO-.
morrow. Gold, on the street, 30a33. Money,
per cent Exchange, long, G; short, sK. S.20's,
1862, coupon, 90 10.40's, coupon, ".
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RILIeIoUe-Ths Presbytery Of the District
Of Columbia will meet on fuesday evening
next at the sixth Church, South Washington,
and the sesston will be opened By . sermon BY
Rev. Mr. Noyes, Of Baltimore. and on the fol.
lowing morning they will proceed TO business
One Of the most important topics which VIII
be discussed will be the reunion question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-28

MARYLAND REPUBLICAN CLUB.-An ad-
iourned meeting of this Association was held
last evening OF Union League Hall. r. collins
Smith, President in the Chair and II T. Brian,
Secretary. On motion. Mr.. j. Il. Mansfield
was elected Corresponding Secretary, and Mr..
Oliver Shaw Sergeant The Com
mittee to prepare q constitution and bylaws
for the lgovernment Of the Association made
their report which was unanimously adopted.
The constitution ana bylaws adopted are
similar 70 those Of like organizations.1 Thirty
six persons, Of whom one was colored, then
enrolled themselves as members. An address
Of the Kent county Republican Central Oom-
mittre was read and received with applause.
Adjourned.
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1One Of Joe Smiths sons writes for 300
passes tor women who want to leave 0or.
mondom.
~Ths lriah Republic strongly advocates
our possessing Of tho leland Of Cuba.
~xhe Stowe scandal brought Macmillan's
Magazine 70 fourth edition.
SAt S1oudsburg, Pa, . anumber Of horse
nave died nom eating new oats.
~To cure corns Hold your feet near the
nre until tAe ccrns pop. THIS 10 said to be
sure cure.
~Foreign papers now speak much more
respectfully than formerly Of Prince Napoleon.
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OPxuIH0 ExlRCIeH OF YOU'VE MBn'e
CHRISTIAN AesoCIAIIoH HALL.-The commit.
tee Of arrangements have received word from
illness he fears ~ viii b unable TO speak on
Thnisday evening, g expected. George q.
stuart, Eaq., Of Phfladelphia, J. Z. 0rammer,
D. D., Of Baltimore. end J. Z. Durysa, u. d (,
evening. fhe ball being turIisbed win the
Booth opera chairs, ucks1s wiil only b issssd
for lust the number tt viii seaf. These have
served seats has decided the committee to re-
serve 900 at IN extra charge Of twenty-five
cents each. These can b obtained upon appli-
6 alton q the rooms. -
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TIE HOUSE or CoRRDcrIoH.-The Board Of
Trustees of this Institution met at the ONCE of
II. ID. Cooke, ESQ, on Saturday, and organi zed
by the election Of Judge Nathan Sargent Com
missioner Of ofCustoms, as President, and MAJOR
Directors are: Judge sargent Major Burr, H.
d. Cooke, George 6. Gideon, Rev. Fathsr
wlgst. ex-Mayor Richard Wallach and n. A.
Brewster. A committee waited on the Secre-
tary ofthe interior, and they found him anxious
that the institution should b put into opera
tion a. coon - possible. The Trustees only
await the securing Of . suitable person a. Su-
an effort is beng made 10 Obtain Mr. Howe, Of
the Ohio House Of Correction. The Secretary
proposes to donate the whole Of the Govern
ment fAIm northwest OF 9eorgetown . the
institution. and IT WIN b put underway as
quickly a. possible.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
II Oss LYNH HousE,
On iks Hsiskfs opposits G,o,,

On As hstehs opposite Gsorsrotcs.
This elegant and attractive summer re- a 4
treat 10 nov open for the entertainment M <
Si guests In fnvtting the patronage Of lS:>
ss eeu sttention 70 fts hi airy, and cool locs-
uon, ana the 1nsurpassed views presented from
greusds and 70 pledge, in addition 20 these great
nsserA edvantages that Its larder and bar win be
nstfdious taste can desire. The cooking shall be
nnexSened, the attepton prompt and polite, and
kosslynn may be reached By tbs Aquedact
Bridge. or By the Long Bridge via Arlington
either route afording . pleasant drive through
scenery Of historic interest.
je23-H SKIES q CHADWICK, Proprfetors.
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ADJUSTMENTS,
NATIONAL THEATRE,

NA11ONAL THEATRE.
THIS EVENING,
The Distinsuisshssdr rSI Y.uns n Aetoy To
TOM BussouGHs,
in Boucicault's last New York and London sue.
cess, entitled
TOBMOsA; Oh. THE RAILROAD TO BUN.
feIIosa Matinee: I'll sAIUhpAY. At O'Clock.
se9s-u
ERAND CoHCERT
sGE Il isi5s GSGs
PsoS. NJ. e q. BEsGMRSa,
oARRoLi HALL,
4SssS2i sfssis2 f.e s:PE sPf ls:e ss streets
TIE ENTIRE MARIsE asH, BAND In ATTEND
The programme includes ssms Of the finest and
Tieket: ai 81 for sale =. al the principal Book
and Music stores, and alse Of the members Of the
Deserved Seats can be scored at Metzerott Il
Ce.s Mnsie Store. without extra charge. Sc " 2t
NATIONAL THEArEa.
GRAND SACRED CoH0rRr
..,. .wAsHIneros ssH.se.ssUsp.
HsSs 4 Mss
OF washington, and full Orchestra.
Musical Director. ......... Professor Carl Richter
Leader OF 0ermanfa Nae nnerchor, Professor Carl
Lenschow.
SUNDAY lvENIHG. October 5, 1859.
PR0GRAMMI-PARr I.
overture t"felsenmuehle. b issi Rer-Or-
shestrs 2 Hymn, tOhorus of os Male Voices, }
ss1hnnS sn1 Msnnerchor Msshinston ssn;
Nerdi-Mlss Minnie Hoffman 4. 81 wish nay
Love woald Silently Flow" Hendelshon, lar.
ranged for and dedicated to the Washington Sen.
gerbund by Capellmeister w Tschirehp ng-
ton 70 s ssrnssss61nd. Aris Cab PsrndS % %sssIaiS.
Piano, i"Fentssfe sur les Husuenots, ,n) Thai
berg-Prof G Bicht<r. Z. "The Poets Grave on
the kline" !" Mehring-Germania Mennerchor.
Overture, ("0beron,'') @. n Won Weber
Das .s ae.as
and Prayer. C,Der fIeischuetz.D o. NJ. Won
Weber-Miss Minnie Holtzmap. aud Orchestra.
4. "kcho in Spring." Abt-WashiRgton Sa N
gerbund. For this song the Washington sa nger.
singing Festival at Baltimore, Md ] s. "Call on
the Nation" Heinan-Germania Meunerch hor,
8. The Tear" fr. Kuecken-Mrs. ID. Morell.
J. prayer After Battle" (95 male voices r.
Abt-Germanfa Mennerchor, Washington Sen-
gerbund, and Orchestra.
Doors open at O'clock. To commence st 8
can be had Of the members Of the Sac nserbsnd and
q Metzsrotts Music store. beats can be secured,
from WEDNESDAY. September io. 1853. ''
The Grand Piano used on this occasion is from
the Gsehls MsnufsetuIins Company. Of Baltimore,
at the last International Singing Festival Bal
timore. seE 81
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PERFECT MANuOOn

Essays FOR YOUNG MEN on the evils of
SELF -bNERvArION, with certain help for the
erIipg and unfortunate. Sent In sealed letter en-
yelopes, free OF charge. Address HOWARD AS.
sOCIATl0N. Box p, Philsdslphia, Pa. se2s-e osm
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Gaxernment Securities,

WARRINGTON, Sept. 2s, 1s69.-Jay Cooke e
Co., furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
eminent securiteS
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GRAND LARCHNY-Mrs. Moses Solomon, on
the 29d instant laid on her counter In her
store, 7th street, Island, o purse containing
Sl77. Aftsr leaving the money thsre sne was
called mp stairs, and returning soon afeer-
wards. the money was gone. a Hrs. Smith,
habit Of passing through on I'll occestons,
suspicion Wag directed 70 hsr. and yeseercay
De0ctives HcDevttt and fhompsoe eresSo
larceny, and took them 70 police heedq uarsrs.
where Q preliminary exnminaaoa Va neaa
before Justice walter. In the aoeeace o. my
Witnesses ths case was postPoee snaa AAs
afternoon.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

LOB LIVERPOOL AND QUEENsTOwH.
Inman LINE OF Nail Steamers, saili ns from Ne "
lgs kxkkf SATURDAY and AL -foAk
1ERNATE tuesdays. 1Sfn
Tickets sold TO and from RaRland, SazkkSb
Ireland, and the Continent
Fer run infcrm.tisn apply to JOHN @. DALE,
MIDDLE TON & co,
BINKERS,
euttu Washin Sfon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-28

SArls or RnAL EsrArn-0rssa & Wu-
lisrns, aucuopeerl. have sold the south ~ fsst
fronting on lK street betveen y and q strests
south and running back 100 feet 70 an alIey
10 Charles H. Lloyd, for $50.
Kiiboufp 4 Lafta, real estate broksrx, have
sold part Of lot II, In square IL. on asth street.
between H and streets. 70 A. 0unther, at ten
cents Per square foot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-28

NEW BOoKs.-Some RecolIections OF the Anti.
~ slsvsry Oo1fieI: by samuel y. May !sI 50.
By Henri Jsnss g o. q s. ' The Prneipe. of Psy
sss ey Ss S nssss
Il "&e., 81 IS. Konie esmark; the Legend Of the
s snn 2sasr .eon y
Novels, comm. nc,ng with Adam Bebe >, 81 per
ship QUAKER City's pleasure excursion to Europe
tries, Nations, Incidents and Adventures, as they
appeared 70 the author. with "a ilustratisns; by
ah 8 sdra Tsi % ne A.
,oS Fl A1eisst lat fpe asdsf1 n
in one, Ss. The Queen o. the Air; being study
Grsi nIts; CISss and stern y John
e. ess
Our own Birds; bS %n Z Bany: s},S women
cu1ss. of Iendoo; ~ .%s. Sr.snxood IS ssns Snsn
Lord, and y L.diss ne s.tscr 9s.p Of
SoIors; by A,nie Thornas, sut6or T Of PIsyins fos
MIR g ..n: PaGp BUafy sy
sellers and staiiorers, 322 Penns. ave-, between
SLATE AND MARBLE hAsTELs.
Having purchased the entire interest In the
SLATE AND MARBLE MAHTEL BUSINESS
ofH. w. Hamilton, Esa.. aud removed that bust
ps,s 5.s from No sa3 Psanyivaais avenue, between
YOUNG MEMS CHRIsTIAH ASSOCIATION
BUILpIHG,
corner 9Th and streets, would respectfully ia.
hrm and the public generally 20 call and examine
~ STOCK, which 1 susrsntee 10 be As good and
complete as can be found in this or any other mar
sef I'm Corner 9Th and ID streets
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ELLIS, IRON RIrrRRs

ELLIS IHON BITfER0,
VIII enrich the blood and vrevent it from becom.
restore the appetite, inviGorate the system. And
are yery pslatable. These bittsrs are recommend.
tonic to fmpart tone and strength TO the system,
not siven By bitters merely stimulant in their
effects; which, although they may possess tonic
vegetable properties cannot give the siren 9Th te
the blood which the Iron Bitfers will give.
Prepared By VIM. BilIs. Chemist for sale In
Washington BY KIDWELL D SON, Pennsylvania
avenue and 18th street. my16-m
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EXCURSION OVER THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.


OF Oh
THE Henry
ID. Cooke, Chairman Of the COMMITTEES ap.
pointed af recent meetings Of our citisens in
reference TO the holding Of an International
Exposition In this city In 1871, has, in accord.
ance with the instructions received from the
recent meeting Of the general committee, ap.
pointed the following. named gentlemen a. the
select committee Of fifteen to report upon
plan Of operation to carry out the proposed en-.
terpriss: W. w. Corcoran, ESQ, General W.
T. sherman. Admiral J. a. Dahlgren, M. ".
Gait, Esq, Hon. s. 8. Fisher, Hon. s. ~
Bowen, Mayor Of Washington; Hon. H. NJ
Sweeny, Mayor Of 9eor gstow own; Alexander r.
Shepherd, Esq, DR.. @. r. SALISBURY, Edward
CLARK, Esq, Moses Kelly. Esq, A. y. Solomons
Esq., ]. q. Berrett, Esq. Hallst Kilbourn,
Esq, J. G. Kennedy, Esq. With the matter iu
such hands our citizens may rest satisfied that
whatever is best for the interests Of the city
will be done. Mr.. Cooke has wisely not con.
fined himself to any one class OF citisens in ap.
pointing the committee, but has placed upon
IL representative men Of various interests, but
all prominent and active in their various pur.
suits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-28

XZOltUV TO LOAN IL SUNS TO SUIT.
UAvENHuR AIsTROP y 60
II and 3 Louissna aveuue.
se2flv and $40 7th street.
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Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RBvRNUB-The receipts to-day
from this scource were s3Is, $50.
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BATCHELOR,S HAIR DvE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world: :
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable
instantaneous; no dfsap pointment; no ridiculous
tints; remedies the i'll effects Of bed Dyes; ipyie
crates and leaves the Hair soft and besuttfui
BLACK BROWN. Sold by all Druesists and PEI
tuners; aud properly apple d ct Batchelor's Wig
Factory, No. 16 Bond street, N. T. se8 eoly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-28

s. II. HoDGEe, Esq, 10 acting Commissioner
Of Patents during the absence Of Commissioner
Fisher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-28

JEFFERsoN DAVIS sailed from England for
America on Saturday in the steamer Balti.
more.
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NJ. CArACAzY, the new Russian Minister.
visited the various Executive Departments
yesterday accompanied by Mr.. Bodisco, Sec.
retary Of Legation, and paid his respects to the
several Cabinet officers. {,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-28

EXTENSION OF THE NAVY YARD.-The report
OF Captain Ammen, U. s. N, chief OF the
bureau Of yards and docks, will recommend
the extension Of the Navy Yard in this city,
and ask an appropriation for the purchase of
grounds on the east and west sides
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-28

Two HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS in fractional currency was received
at the Treasury Department this morning from
the Bank Note Printing Companies In New
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-28

SENIOR GARCIA, the Minister of the Argsn-
tine Republic, and lady, have returned to this
city, and now occupy the elegant residence i57
street, between 9th and 10th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-28

GENERAL CLEMENT, the Haytien Envoy to
Washington; and Admiral Films, of the Hay.
tien navy, who comes to take out the iron-clad
Atlanta, have arrived in New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-28

SBNAToR THURMAN has arrived at his home
in Columbus, Ohio, from his California trip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-28

SECRETARY SHERMAN left here last evening
for a brief visit to New York, and will return
tomorrow morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-28

THE AMERICAN CABLE COMPANY has filed
with the Postmaster General its acquiesence
in the regulations Of the law Of 1866, relati We
to the landing OF cables on the shores of tbs
United States. The company propose to lay
the cable between Francs and tine Uafssd stat
at once, and 1t is understood their rates for
tolls will be very much below those now
charged by the Atlantic and French Cable.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-06
Yoefe unh Yrpia.

Hatb. uSSunser Treunb, @ie fonnen
ben eanaen @on1mer gu jeoer :3ett unsentrt
in meinem @%artenbaufe nertpei1en ; es If 70
Elm rubises T1dsdeu uno .3ur @pefle pie &C.
i9afen.
Di9ter. v9err Gommersienratb, id
ateep:tre nit 8er9nu9en."
Ratb. vllnb nebenbei ,:ni&t. pabr2
f9auen @ie auf, bab fein Sbf'eefotlen
.ptrb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-06

Ser Gnsel nit ben 2rauben,
Bas beutet uu5 bieS Bib?
Sc pirb bur1 Qteb' unb @1aubeu
Die @eele fart unb MILD.
Die Gn9el nit ben &ersen
sic brtn9en reines 2i9t,
Gas bur@ bic Menf9enbfrSn
0ie Mcr9enrotbe bridt-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-06
Y0u = G%DntrQctpren.
@ible S. @tlep,

l1ebsrnebnen Gcntraete fir 0etGute jeter Dirt.
Ssantlin e.iaee, '~acseniibsr Gbrif Rirte. SIS
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-06

bieten bic Qdmbereien tn tea Gpunties 6ennesih, 1tesht.
aus ben Sali&en etaaten stbsn biefen 2dnbereien lei tbrer
Nuspabl zen gpr3us. ais Sic, pelde f9 am beeen sumgau
bes Weisens, hem srrsen Stapelartifel bes trefliden San.
bele eigneu. Dieie Counties entbalten aud einen Heid,
meldern erpee Ma@frase fir serfdiebene 3uede il. unt
peldes eineu suten Wtdrft ben Giienbabnen entlane fnbet,
unb nidt auein fir bic 8ldrune bes Qantes entfhGtist frn.
bern las Qanb fdtf t0abt madt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-06
MIpD8 Meter.

Mpp8 Meier.
Gde ber 8ierten unb Sadion @trabt.
Ct paul, Ninneieta.
Gmpfeblt benz bsatf3sn publtuua feinsa nsasa
Gru@t< Ganbyz unb @rccerte : Store.
Die beaen @rcesrte> gDaaren fir ben 8an.usn- @tbrau&,
t~n,pprttrte 1rIdte, Ganbies unb Ganepraaren &c.
@Dieltpaaren! @ptelnaaren!
Soeten ertalten cine { d ! n { Nusrpdbl BON Spte!redreu.
WNt benz Stpre 1T r~erbunbea cine
&eNaurattpn
wcftltf IN ieber 3eit nit elmer belifaten Safe &effee nnb
Hets pcrrdtbieent 8admerf, fprte @rfrtf&uneen jeber Art,
IN ndbtsen greiiea aufeerartet rereen Tam:
geors Vent. s. q. Se@t.
@epr8 @en5 S 50.
DireeteS perteurtxu
Deutiden, Trans5fi9tn unb ealtfpr>
11ier Wetnen unb 2tqueuren.
grs6bdnbler In
Bourbon, Mononsabela unb &eY @bistep.
80. 2e7 Dritte etraee, ,wtf9en Dattineton uns Mar,et
@tra6s, st. paul Ainuef0ta.
DT Die be1en impcrttrtn @eine iets
an 6anb. Mi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-02
HENBY WARD
BEECH RS
SIMMONS II
PLYMOUTH PULPIT,

Are ksssAs read y peav1e u eFeEg xAn 1sG d.
s1..hAssips " asff he essntag tad kansgf
aa~s as~ G4sl x yiiai hsanilfal feak uas uigakAt
aa4 facssEg, faKe1sh ElAsss IN pash~iahd
asaa.as an4 Cs.sls4Hs F. BE- Asrt AerA0ts sHs
fAAsvfa. la fsFm raagss toF yspse wois3n snAl
E.a4s1@ Fsss sxlc ~ - d s&teAltfs riSap zoe.
raalas sntsssaifs tasas recesfas y tss Fatsrk ~
cas- Il rsag sss As#4saass3 as@s3rs 81 0tst ~
ssag-sseseA Hsif ysasit. 81 - nsN asfs 81
sfa rs@ss t.zazl n W. leesasr pres ssie4 g
pila9IrH i1stl.4T -, sAa lHk tGAlft
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-02
WHAT AER

THEY ARE NOT VILE FANCY DRINK,
Made Of Poor Rum, Hhishst fuf SpsEf4 and rafsAss
L9tors doctored, spced, and sweetehsc TO please the
taste called "roRics" "AppetEsrsr ~Rsstorrrs" sc.
that lead tIr uppler on to drunkenness sod rule bu
are true Medicine, made from The Native Baots and
herbs Of California, free from all ceh0ltc Airnuants
They arr the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER ard LIFE
GIVING PRlNOiPLE, perfect FsnoystoT and lnvtg
orator Of III, system, carry on all poisonous matter
and restoring the hiool 10 a healthy condition No
person take these BitteTs according directions
' nd remain long unweh 400 win DO given mr. an
inca able case providing tue bones not destroyed
BY mineral pOisens other means, and the vital
gyms wasted bey md repair
FOR EXPLANATORY AND CHRONIC RHEu-
AATiSM AND GOVT, DYsPEPslA or OR IN DlGEs-
TON BILLIOTs BCMITTENT and Intermittent FE-
VERs. DISEASES Of the BLOOD, LIVER KIDNEYS
aud BLADDER, these BITTEks have been msst cue
ceEsful, SUCH DISEASES caused by VlTIATED
BLooD, which is generally produced by dtrRngemsnt
of the digestive organs
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever you npd t in
PARTIES bursting through the skin In Pimplss Erua
tons or Sores cleanse Il when you And II obstructed
or sluggish Ia the Nsint cleanse II when II % foul aad
your Ceilings will tell you when Keep the blood healthy
and ail will be well.
1hehe Bittcrs not gilded Pill to please the eye
delight the faucy but medical preparation con
posed Of the best ingredients known
They are Alternative, Tonic, Diuretio sedatiVe, DiA-
phoretio ard Gentle PurgA,iye
THE Life Of all Flesh is the blood thsrsof"-Purify
the blood anC the health Of the whole system will fol.
RH. MCDONALD, j. WALKER &:go,
Proprietora. &
San Francisco and Sacramento, California AID 90 asd
"a Commerce 81, tCqmmerce II, short street run.
ming from Blocker 10 Barrow, N, Y.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALEgs--l9~1.