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might attend to it If it were wealthier. 1t is an
interesting fact that. rs Tahiti was the first
selected spot for this magnificent problem in
celestial measurement, Honolulu will be the place
of the second and the most truly accurate pb-
.o--or
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Seventh Industrial Exhibition
-OF THE
INSTITUTE
CT THE
CITY OF Sal FRANCISCO,
WILL DE-
Opened to the Public, II A. NJ, Sept. II, 1869.

OPNoN4 ~ AoO~
VU1HE BOARD OF ANNOUNCE
i that the Seventh Industrial Exhibition will open as above,
in the spacious Exhibition Building erected on Union Square,
10 the City of San Francisco, and no pains win be spared to
make il complete in all its details.
The Building is weather-proof, well ventilated, and lighted
Cat nighp by $500 gas jets is provided with tables for exhibit
ons' use, and has a line of shating 200 feet long, provided
with necessary pulleys and ample steam power to exhibit
working machinery, and covers an area o! 80 90 Feet
The lines Of telegraph wire viii be connected in The building,
where also, will be the Post Office and Express Companies
boxes A fine band win discourse music every afternoon and
evening. and the visitor will find ample provision for his CON-
fort in every particular.
The various Hotels are making extensive preparations to
accommodate visitors at moderate rates during the Exhibition
season; and the Board Of Managers viii, through an agent,
extend all information to strangers seeking accommodations
during their stay in the city at that period.
There is no charge to exhibitors Except the ticket Of admis-
sion) and exhibitors are notified that applications for space
must be received BEFORE AUGUST %, or space canno; be
definitely assigned.
Articles intended for Exhibition must he in the Building by
SATURDAY, SEPT. -, and no article can enter for conpet-
ton unless in position by that time.
Rules and Regulations, Blanks and Circulars. will be for
warded on application at the Rooms Of the Mechanics lnsu-
tnte. % Post Street, San Francisco, or by addressing J. ID.
ILLMORE Corresponding Secretary, same address.
Articles from the country must be marked distinctly, !" fo'
the Seventh Industrial Exhibition, San Francisco, CalifonA-
Care J. IL. Gilmore. Corresponding Secretary" 6ss lm
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LONDON, July 9-Thc Secs to-day in IN article
ON the international Yacht Race. says there are no
vessels which have proved themselves worthy to
trv their mettIe with the DuBoshess or any antago-
nistz. whether on the channel or across the Allan
tic. II aixo says that the nice questions Of measure
meut should not ~interpose any serious difficulty.
rnd sugrrrts that the English scale should be
accepted on English waters and the American
.csIe on American winters.
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II al NOW SUPPLY ALL APPLICANIS
for APPLETONS all the dates, from Nos. !
to IL, having been received. Terms So y year.
66 H. NJ. WBITNEf.
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Legal Tenders
Appleton,s

4 FEW HUNDRED RS IN GREEN
"A BACKS. For sale by (6s9 2) ii. NJ. WHITNEY,
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Ships' Malta.

Fon s,S FnsxeIseo-Per ID. G. Murray. August IS
Foa LsHAISk-Psr Mary Ellen this day, and Setfis Merrill
on Monday.
Foa HiLo-Per Annie, this day.
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Overland Paper

4 FINE ARTICLE OF THIN WHITE
n Ruled Letter Paper, for Overland and European ~
respondence. Two sheets can be sent In a single envelope.
PRICE-&4 a ream, or 81 per quarter ream package.
For sale by (6s9 lm1 II. N. WHITNEY
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mbe Violet Ink!

GONE OF THIS LIED NIXON
- hand and for sale in 10 cent. 81 and 81 20 bottles;
CSC I'm H. n. WHITNEY.
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS ARE FOR.
"a Ridden from harboring and trusting my wife, Meie
Kealoha- BERIhAND AIaLh
IInnnlnin- Aucust III. 1869. $50 Sc
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DEPARTURES rs.

Aug. Am stmr Idaho, Floyd, Zoe San Francisco
Am ship Rival, Doane, br Mckeanis Island.
T-schr Pauahi, Bahcock, Er Hawaii
T-Schr Owana, sr NoIokai-
T-Schr Mary Ellen. Crane, Er Maui
9-Schr Odd Fellow, Taylor, foe Mani
9-schr Nettic Merrill. Ctuney, Er Maui
0-Schr Hattie, Mia. for Kauai
3 schr MARTHA. Bcrrfn. Er Hawaii
o-schr Fairy Queen, smith, fr Kauai.
v-schr Ma Moi, Powers. fr Maui
9-Schr Manuokawai. Nakahi, 6r Maui
10-Schr Warwick, John Bull, tr MoIokai-~
11-schr kanaTe, BaIizuer, hr Mooknf
11-schr Active. Mctltsh. Er Mari and Hawaii
liam bk Ethan Alien, Suow, kr San Francisco
12-schr kinau, wahha. foe Mani
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED To OR HAV-
n ING Claims against the undersigned, will please settle
the same with Mr.. II. L. CHASE, Fort street
GOO 9, ING. :. McGREW. NJ. ID.
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List NO.S
EW M u

~ ED FROM
pieces of late Popular Music,
X which may be found
IJuanita,
Do they Think OF Me at Home
The Charming Young Widow i
Met in the Train,
Tender and True, Adieu,
Like the Song Of Birds in Sum-
Der,
Lover and the Bird,
Madeline,
Ills but a little Faded Flower,
There's but one Sweet Song,
10. where shall Rest be Found 7
Come, Darling, come 70 the
Spirit Land,
Evangeiine,
Pm Leaving Thee 10 Sorrow,
I'm Lonely since my Mother
Died,
I'm glad Fathers Come,
I Dream of Thee,
Nightingale's Trill,
Autumn Leaves.
Marching Along,
Enoch Arden,
Good-bye Old Home,
Little Maud,
lJuney at tie Gate,
Home where Changes Never
Come,
The Bell goes Ringing for Sail
rah,
Beside the Grave Of Jennie,
Don't you Cry 30, Norah OAR
ling,
Jennie Darling,
I will be True to Thee,
The Little One that Died,
p Stand on Memory's Golden
Shore,
Pm not a Widow. (Answer to
the Widow in the Cottage by
the Seal
I'm Lonely Tonight,
Listen to the Mocking Bird,
Kittie Wells.
Bring Me a Pretty Boquet,
Call Me not Back from the
Echoless Shore,
Aileen Aroon.
And Eyes will Watch for Thee
Angel Nellie, or Waiting at the
old Linden Tree,
Annie Of the Vale,
In the Morning OF Life.
Fl. III. WHITNEY.
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Vocal and instrumental, amol
Ella Leene,
The Home Of my Childhood,
Departed Days,
Truth in Absence,
Oh the Moment was Sad,
The Wandering Refugee,
o! Sweet be thy Repose,
Queen OF the Night,
Pass Under the Rod,
Gypsy's Warning Song,
Under the snow the grass is hid
Over the River,
Aggie ashore,
Annie Isle,
U would 1 were q Bird, that ]
might Fly TO Thee,
How can I leave Thee?
Beautiful Silver Stars Shining,
One Year Ago.
The Sisters went Sailing,
When Ger the distant Eastern
Hills,
My Love and /,
Mermaid's Song,
Ixion Polka,
Ixion Waltz,
Travitore,
Lncrezia Borgis,
Beware!
The Splendor Falls on Castle
Walls,
Last Rose OF Summer,
Up in q Balloon, Boys,
Early in the Morning o,
Bright-eyed little Nell OF Mar
ragsnset Bay,
I know not Why 1 Love Thee,
Merriest Girl that's Out,
Dreaming OF Thee,
III Dream Of Thee no More,
Aura Lea,
Don't be Sorrowful,
Jockey Hat and Feather,
Biue-eyed Nellie.
Maggie's Welcome,
Sing, Birdie, Sing,
Maiden's Blush,
I've Brought Thee an Ivy Leaf,
Consider the Lilies,
o. Charming May,
I'D Like to be a Flower,
Bell Brandon.
The Big Sunfiower,
Beautiful Sunset,
For sale by (690)
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a New Gold Metal:
The GOLD METAL WATCHES
NOW BEING INTRODUCED By
G.. E. & CO.
go WASHINGTON ST., SAN FRANCISCO.

G.. E. & CO..
go WASHINGTON ST., SAN FRANCISCO,
-n ANYTHING YET
@(,k made in the way of an imitation Gold Watch.
E61They wear well and keep good time.
The Ladies' Watches cost So. 30 and SIS
each ; the Gentlemen's cost
SI5 and $50 each.
CHAINS FROM So TO Sc FACE
RECOMMENDATIONS:
SAN Francisco, May IL, 1859.
This is to certify that 1 have carried one of the small size
Gold Metal Watches which I got of C. f. Collins & Co, and /
1 ever carried, and 1 can therefore Recommend them. an Al,
c. A. COLBY.
rying one Of C. L. Collins & Co.'s watches for about one year.
and 1 can safely say i; is the very best watch for time thasI
Engineer on the San Jose Railroad
Messrs. C. E. Collins & CO.. wish to know on what terms
men in this machine shop are highly delighted at the watchI
got OF you l am very much pleased With it 1t gives satisac'
II. b. PATTON, Clerk, ToanO, @. Z. R.R.
For List of Prices and description of Goods, send directly to
u.s. Can be sent by express to be paid for on delivery,
62s Washington street. San Francisco.
P.s.-where six Watches Of the above are ordered at one
in the finest Gold and Silver Watches, waichmaker's and jew
eer's tools and materials, at the very lowest possible rates.
lAlpine Miner1
The new Gold Metal Watches now being introduced by c. r.
Collins 4 Co. of San Francisco, seem to be just the thing fi
those desiring a cheap ard at the same tine good looking tune
keeper. One of the young lady compositors in our Office has
one of the cheapest kind advertised-Ss-which runs " ell, and
keeps good time, looks well, and seems to fulfill all the require
ments of a high priced watch. The chain sent with the watch
is of exquisite design and high finish. See their advertisement
in another column.
LA Porte Unon1
wArcHEs.-We have received one of the new Gold Metal
Watches from c. +. Collins & Co., OF San Francisco. IL IS
neatly finished, hunting case, keeps good time, and is without
doubt the best watch for the price that can be purchased in
San Francisco.
TSpectator.I
BUSINESS NOTICES.
WHAT NEXT Cheaper than silver-looking and wearing
like gold-neither plated nor galvanized-are the new Gold
Metal Washes we saw last week at our friend Collins. live
had not a gold watch-which We have to pay each year $40
I" Uncle Sam " for the privilege Of wearing-we certainly would
have . Gold Metal watch. ESQ 3m
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MARRIED.

~ the 3Ist of July, n the house
I'D ths brides father, by Rev. DR.. Smith, Mr. Christian Bertei-.
4 mana. of Hamburg. Germany, 10 Miss suzannah, daughter Of
Il AR. Chas~s Titeomb, Of Kbusa, Island % KauaL lHznburg
\ and ssn Francisco papers please eopyI
CIAnK-BrnSHAs-rn this city, on the 9Th instant. at the
rs-Ll.uce ~ Mrs. a. 7. Carter, by the Rev. A q. Forbes, Mr..
william Clark 20 Mis- Helen Durham Noeards.
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GSpectator.I
BUSINESS NOTICES.

WHAT Next !-Cheaper than silver-looking and wearing
like gold-neither plated nor galvanized-are the new Gold
Metal Washes We saw last week at our friend Collins II We
had not a gold watch-which we have to pay each year 81 70
" Uncle Sam " for the privilege Of wearing-we certainly would
have a Gold Metal Watch tss Sm
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wArcHEs.-We have received one of the new Gold Metal
Watches from C. 4. Collins l. Co., Of San Francisco 1t is
neatly finished, hunting case, keeps good time, and IS without
doubt the best watch for the price that can be purchased in
San Francisco.
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q. 1. M AISH,
81 Give me a call. m
HALL OF CARSON EScAxrMENr, No ,, 10. o. F. |
June 9th, 1869.

HALL OF CARSON ENCANPMENT, No. :, 10. ". r. |
June 9Th, 1869. !
Your Committee appointed June Sth. 1869, TO
draft resolutions expressive # the feelings of this
Eucampment on the death IF Brother WILLIAM
P. joy, would most respectfully submit the fol-
lowing:
WHEREAS, In the dispensatlon Of an all-wise
Providence our well-beloyed Brother WILLIAM p.
JOY has been removed from earth and its labOrs;
therefore. be it
Ees0lred, That in the dispensatiOn Of Divine
Providence our beloved order ha, lost good and
faithful Odd Fellow; society an estima5le mem-
Der; his family devoted husband and father.
Reselre1, That in common, with an extended
circle Of friends. mourn the death Of our be-
loved brother, and tender to his afflicted family,
in this their hour Of bereavement, our warmest
sympathies.
Resoired That his influence ard earnest devo-
ton his untring zeal in promoting the great OBJ
jects of our Order his sympathy for the distressed
and afflicted, and his unwayering and jealous in
terest in the great cause Of humanity, have en-
deared him in the hearts of his brothers, and has
presented shining example well worthy OF imi-
tatlon.
r E. l. I: G GIasESS' Committee.
cw J.W ROBINSON,
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TIE REASON OF DULcE's UNPOPULAR
Warbtpntop Chrapic q

The REASON OF DULcE's UNPOPULAR
IrY.-Says the Washington Chronicle
OF the 9Th inst:
The last intelligence from Cuba is
significant. The attack upon Dulce by
the Spanish volunteers and his resigna-
ton leave the island prey to addi-
tional confusion; for until the new
Captain General Cahallero de Rodas
arrives there will be nothing like a
government. This fact gives consider
able uneasiness at the Spanish legation
here. Some years ago Prim and Dulce
proposed to raise the banner of revolt
in Cuba themselves and now their own
example is quoted against them. 1t
will be noticed that Prim stands up
bravely for his friend in the Spanish
Congress.
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MAJOR STEATNaS AGAIN IN TIE FIELD
OF Major Jack Stratman
announces that about the first Of July
be will issue a new Que bit paper, to
be called the Daily Evening Tribune. The
Major SAYS " it will devote its atren-
ton to the exposure of crime in high
places, aud will boldly drag ont and
hold up to public scorn and infamy
those venal creatures who, occupying
official positions, act the part of rOgues,
and fat and batten on the hard-earned
moneys Of the people. 1t will unearth
aud hunt down those shameless vam-
pires, no matter how high their posi-
ton, or how potent the influence they
WELD, and no bride they may offer
will DE found sufficient to purchase the
silence Of this Journal, or to spike one
gun of its batteries
There is supposed TO be fine field
in the city for such a p@per as is fore
Swallowed in the circular. 1t is gener-
ally believed that the Major has per
haps some friends to reward, but GER
tainly some enemies to punish, and that
he will do it efectually before his bat
terry is silenced.--S. T. Times.
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The New Presses OF THE LONDON
" TINES. The Times is now printed
by new machinery, so perfect and so
simple that it takes but one engineer
and three laborers 10 print off the
whole edition of the Times. The prin
ciple of the machine is that the paper
is not cut into sheets before it is prin-
ted, but is brought to the machine in
long role. 1t passes through the ma
chine, is printed on both sides and is
divided as it passes out, the whole
process being automatic. The idea
has long been worked at by engineers,
hut has only lately been practically
carried out, under the superintendent
of Macdonald, the engineer who has
charge of the whole Times machinery.
The new machine is called the Walter
Press, in honor of the chief proprietor
Of the Times. 1t will quite supersede
the Hoe machine and is an improve
ment upon the admirable French Mar
inoni machine upon which the Echo
is ed.-Court Journal.
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Personal. - Lance Nightingale re-
turned here yesterday from Lake Bigler
where he has been in search of recrea-
ton and health. He looks better and
more rugged than he has seemed for
two years or more. Great place for
invalids that lake. We notice our old
friend, John Gidersleeve 10 town. He
looks as ii he could go his twenty miles
inside of TWO hours as Of yore. We
believe he is associated in business
with Mr.. Calvin II. Mash. Mr.. John
James has returned from California,
whittier he went in charge of crazy
man. While in Stockton he saw Judge
Chase whose condition he reports to be
no better than when he was taken there.
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ANNIvERsARY OF THE WARREN En-
CINE COMPANY. - The Warren Engine
Company was formed and the battle of
Bunker Hill wes fought on the 18th of
June. The said Engine Company pro
poses to celebrate that occasion in
becoming manner at their house, this
evening. The ceremonies will begin
at O'Clock and be kept up long enough
to impress the fact upon the minds OF
all concerned that the battle of Bunker
Hill and the formation, six years ago.
of Warren Engine Company, are events
in American history worth being re-
membered. All the members are re-
quested By the foreman to be present
early. See adv.
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DEDIcATIoN BaLL.-We acknowledge
the receipt of a complimentary ticket
of admission to the Curry Engine Com
pany's 4" Dedication Ball which will
be held in their hall on the evening of
July 5;h. Thanks. By the way, we
notice that the work of reftting is
busily going forward in the new hall.
1t will be the best engine house in the
State when flashed.
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THE DAILY APPEAL

HARVEST TooLs.-Mr. E. B. Rail has
just received large lot Of Mowers and
Respers of the latest and most approved
patterns. Rancbmen will serve their
own interests by giving him a call.
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SpettaI 9ntteEs.
Consumption Can be Cured.

An Eastern medical periodical gives an
interesting account OF the complete cure or
Mrs. Amos Stauf1er, of Manor, Lancaster
county Pa, Of her hereditary Consumption.
Her parents and several brothers and SIS
tiers died OF this terrible disease. Mrs. Stauf-
fer was herself reduced to a mere skeleton;
the pnlse at lao; her breathing painfully dti-
hcutl;:e very excessive; diar-
rhoea worse than chronic, and her condition
so hopeless that at a conference OF the
old and skillful physicians she was pro-
nounced incurable. At this stage OF the dis
ease, DIR. s. b. Hartman, OF Millersvtlle, Lam
caster county, Pa, physician OF fourteen
years standing, prescribed MISHLERS
HERB BITTERS. The patient soon ex-
perienced pleasing invigorating sensation
throughout her system. and encouraged by
her friends to continue under DR.. Hart
mans treatment, abe did SO, gradually i'm
proving under increased doses according TO
her strength, until she entirely recovered
Mrs. Staufier is still living, in the full enjoy
ment of perfect health. q. b. Herr, Esq,
President ofthe Lancaster County (Pa.) Ma
tIonal Bank, substantiates the particulars
OF this most wonderful case.
Sold by all druggists and storekeepers.
DIR. 8. B. HARTMAN d CO.,
Sole Proprietors, l. ancaster Pa,
And No. IS, Market street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
iaNl9
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Special Batttts.
GLOW shan recover my Health ?''

E'HoW Shall Recover MY Health ?''
This is the mental question asked by the
sick, and after repeated failures. Have you
used BRANDRETHs PILLs7 This is a
medicine which simply cleanses"-cleanses
the blood and every organ OF the body. This
''purgatIon" is sure to restore your health, II
pursued In accordance with the printed dt.
rectious. One who has recovered his own
health by this means tells you to have eour-
age and do likewise. ]. ]. Cook, publisher
of the Banner for twenty years, at BenninE-
ton, VT, says, "Brandreth's Pills cured me.of
dyspepsia when every <neans had failed,
and was actually glven up by my physi-
clans and frIends.'
6crOfuIa OF Al Years Standing Cured.
PREsroEvILLE, Pa, Jan. II, 1862
DIR. Braneireth-Dear Sir: have been af-
flicted with ScrOiula for forty-two years; but
when hope had long departed, salvation I'M
exrectedly came. have used your pills for
the last fifteen months. Language fails to
convey an idea OF the blessing they have
been TO me; they have cured me, and my
health and strength are perfectly restored.
LUCIEN Is. JONES.
Sold by all Druggists. DR.. Brandreth's
office, Brandreth House, Now York.
feblS.lmuSw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-02-22

THE Point Pleasant Register opposes
the ratification of any suffrage amend
ment which does not enfranChise the
rebels. or course the Register knows
our Legislature would not ratify an
amendment which did that; 80 we pre-
sumo this is only its way OF opposing
the amendment now before Congress.
The Register is mistaken, however, in
surprising that the amendment as first
passed by the House would enfranchise
the rebels 1t WAS not so understood by
anybody in Congress; and Mr.. Bing-
hams proposition to embrace the rebels
in the amendment was voted down by
decisive majority. "Do not permit the
negro to vote unless the rebel is allow
ed to vote Also" says the Register. The
rebels are DISTINGUISHED for crime, aud
because it is feared their exercise OF the
franchise would be dangerous to the
government. The negro is disfranChis-
ed simply for his color. II that is a
crime the Almighty is guilty OF 1t, not
the negro. We conceive the claim of
these two classes to the ballot rests
on wholly different grounds; and that
the negroes right to it does not at all de
pend on the rebels. AS we remarked
before, however, this is only the
Registers way of opposing the amend
ment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-02-22

THE TRIBUNE Washington correspon-
dent denies, by authority,the statement
OF the Washington correspondent of The
Philadelphia Eevcming Star, that the
Hon. john D. Defrees had been selected
by Gen. Grant, at the instance OF Vice
President elect Colfax, for the position
OF Postmastsr-Gener in the next
Cabinet. Although the relations be-
tween Messrs. Grant and Colfax are
cordial, the latter person has not in
terfered with, and knows nothing
abaut, the formation of the Cabinet.
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The Greatest Discovery of the Age.

The Greatest Discovery OF the age.
Farmers, Families and others can pur-
chase no remedy equal to DIR. Tobias Vene.
tian Liniment for dysentery, collie, Group,
chronic rheumatism, sore throat, toothache,
sea.sickness, cuts, burns, swellings; bruises,
Old sores, headache, mosquito bites, pains in
the limbs, chest, back, etc. II it docs not
give relief, the money will be refunded. All
that IL asked is Il trial, and use it according
to Il e diIeCtiOns.
DIR. TOBIkS-Eenr Sir:-l have used yonr
Venetian Iinimsnt In my family for a
number of years, aud believe 1t to BIO the best
article for what 1t is recommended that l
have ever used. For sudden attack OF Group
II is Invaluable. have no hesitation in re-
commerding it for all the uses it processes TO
cure. have sold 1t for many years, and It
gives entire satisfaction.
CHAS. II. THINNER.
CQuuEcr!olVn, ". j., May s. 1865.
Sold by the Druggists. Price so cents and
ST. Depot, 10 Park Place. fe5ls-3md&w