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NEW MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY

The syiit and substantial Steamers =.
KNIGHT and JOHN GIBSON, will
run regularly, during the winter seAAk
%SIssss, Ss'.esP MN skHn,fo Rk sSIHoa
ano Gl0R6ETOWN.s Is fOlio1s: "ioH
L,sss Nsy York freY Pier 2S, East River
Ct Alexandria and Georee,own TUESDAYS.
Rrtlrning.Leaye Georgetown. foot Of b ign st
THGkSDAYe; Alexandris, FRIDAYS; Norfolk
MORNINGS.
This Line, connecting ct Norfolk with the fine
Dortetion Company 70 and from BOSTON, 10 pre-
1 arse % tahs tsTeSsh freight g much reduced
Depses throuEh Baltimore 70 evoided By this route
care Of +. A WILLIAMS q co, Norfolk. We
For farther informa ton apply 20 JOS. l. CALI
srS %n a. fe q Hs
corner Hew York svenue and 7th It., one square
no isM j. " THOMPSON, President
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THE MAGIC COMB will color the hair or beard
q permanent black or brown. 1t contains no
poison, leaves no Stop or stain on the SKIN,
it has heen fully tested on white heads and
boards in Washington, changing them 10 a
beautiful dark color in a few minutes, leaving
the dye permanently fixed. and it is too well
known to be considered any humbug. Sod
wholesale and retail by Charles Stott, No. 3 )
Penn. avenue, Washington, and TO be had OF
all druggists. 6,33;
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CITY ITEMS.

RARE FIsH.-We most respectfully inform
the public that we have to.daF received fine
lot of Brook Trout, fresh Salmon, Northern
Smelt, and Holsters, which we will serve fam.
lies and in our Saloons on the most reasonable
terms. HARVEY Il HOLDEN, 267 Penn avenue
corner 18th street.
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THE FRAGRANT BREATH OF BEAUTY attests
the matchless purifying properties Of Sozodont.
Every lady who has ever used it proclaims it
a perfect antidote to dental decay. Pure teeth
are essential to pure breath, and both ere en-
joyed by all who resort to this agreeable.
wholesome and invaluable vegetable COM
pOund.
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DRoPOsALs FOB FORAGE,

HDRs MILITARY DIV OF THE NUsSouRr.1
OFFICE OHiEF QUARrERMAsrER, y
Or. LOUIS. MIssouRI, March A. Sye
sealed proposals viii be received at this ONCE:
mil O'Clock m, SATURDAY. the 18th day Of
asrsh 1853, for the delivery at &C. Louie. NILSSON,
4; Chicago, Illinois; Omaha, Hebrs.ka; oouncil
BLUFF, lews; and Sioux City, Iowa, Of
81 bus bells Corn.
. 252 bushels Oats;
sne mr the aelivery at Tie above places ana n 81
1,iX bushels Corn.
a bushels Oats
DehNeres all 20 be mo6e at such times q the
Goverbnent nay require before Nay "a, 1873
Corn 90 - double sacked. and 10 COCA. new re-
eveo eupnies, Of about two oqshcls each. Oats
20 o double sacked In new ourlaHe OF ABOUT fcur
bushels each, and subject % weight ana inspection
at the place Of delivery.
Bids to be made in duplicate, subject 20 the
usual conditions, v hich vii b maoe known on
application 90 this once tho ono Of the Quar-
termssterb Department at g. Louis, Chicago,
0maAa, end d. Paul, whsre blank forms nay Be
s1sf:nses, sissed b. ss least toe rss,ousas,.
DerconO tbos II IT, contract Tor the above "a ppliea
e sveIded % tse lsr.on proIesine 10 vii be
TZe rieht = rsserved to reject s,y ana IN h,l.
Prope Gals SHOULD BE- eneorDel "ProSoeSis Tor
AsiSssst Qusrtsrmaster 0sSerG. ul n ~ CSief
Q.arsernssssr Military Divisics q che No.
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THE FINEST TEETH WILL GAMER if they
are neglected. Bear this in mind and keep
decay out Of the delicate enamel with pre-.
servauve SeZodont. Every vegetable element
OF the article-and all its elements are yees.
tablets an antidote to dental disease Neither
TIE outer she'll nor the bone il covers is likely
to be lnluriously affected by any cause, if this
healthful preparation be duly used, night aud
morning,
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COLDS AND CoUGHs.-Snddeu changes of eli.
mate are sources Of Pulmonary and Bronchial
affections. Experience having proved that
simple remedies act speedily when taken in the
Bronchial Troches," let the Cold, Cough or
Irritation of the Throat be ever so slight, as by
this precaution a more serious attack NAV be
waIded off. 60
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CURE FOR COUGH OR CoLD-As soon as there
Is the slightest uneasiness of the Ohest, with
difficulty of breathing, or indie atoms OF Cough.
take during the day a few "RrOtcn's BrOnchiIl
Troches." Containing demulcent Ingredisn :.
they sllay Pulmonary Irritation. Have them
In readiness upon the first appearance of Cold
or Cough. eo3
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The LATE IaPROvRNRNTs in the American
House, Boston, leave little to be wished for by
those who quarter under the roof OF this lead
ing hotel. Everything fresh and nice; all i'm.
provements added, and the uneQuaIled manage
ment Of the past continued.
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NV sxRtsR3.E d.s.L LISE,
BEJKEEN PHILADELpHIA AIRYANnpI,
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON eTnAM
~ SHIP COMPANY
NEW EXPRESS LINE.

TIE ONLY DIRECT LINE BE. -eaes
NEW YORK. 1890
VIII run two steamers direct fro n New York 10
Leeyins New orb every v ednesday and sstu rds,
q y 2. Leave G street wharf, washington.
every Ionday and Thursday at D. no.
@. 2. H0UGHT0N, Agent. G.street Wharf
Water street GEORGETOWN; 4. ELORIDGE q 90
Agent Alexandrs, Va; JAMES HAND, Agent
119 Wall street. New York. fesly
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TIE Doc LAWN conseq uence of the DO.
lice officers putting In force tue dog law, and
the large number Of persons fined within tn
past few days for violating the provisions of
the law by not having licenses, a perfect STAN
pede for licenses is being made al The Register
office. Over 80 were issued yesterday. ami
to-day the crowd Is still greater. The late &c
authorlZIng the Collector to receive deposit
for licenses, &c. is now greatly appreciated BY
those paying them, for they are no longer com
PEELED to walk a mile for the purpose OF depos.
tor. during the rush, comes in for a full shar.
Of the work
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FuNFRAL--St Aloysius Total Abstiuenc CO
Society is this afternoon tending the fuusra
OF Patrick Murphy, one of its members, wa,
Died quite suddenly on Wednesday nigh
Inc deceased was until about ten month
since IN the employ of the Wafer Department
and was sober, honest, and md strious m An.
who made man. friends among the Corpora
Iicn employees.
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FIFTH AND SMITH WARD GRANT AND Col
Pan CLUB.-The regular meeting OF this cluh
was held last evenlng at their hall -th str, 81
east, VIM. Boron in the chair and A. McKenz,-
Secretary. but no business of importance was
transacted beyond arranging the affairs of tts
club preparatory TO adjourning sine DE-, the
campaign being over.
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THE JAIL.-Warden Croker has established
himself a. the jail, and is Just now one OF III r.
men most sought for in the District having a.
many calls as he can attend 10, " not more.
The numter of written applications for posi-
tons as guards at the laIl already receive
personal applications.
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ALASKA DIAMONDS Ear rings set in Gold,
80; Etruscan Sets, Necklace and Bracelets and
Lockets to match, receive this morning al
Prige's One Dollar Jeweiry Store, No. 436 Pa
ave-, near ~ street.
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MANHOOD.

In the young acd rising generation, the veset q
posers OF life are strong. but In fec ears hoa
siten the pallid hue, the lack lustre eye and ema
eisteo form. and the impossibinty q application
mental EFFORT, show its bsneful Influence n
soon becomes evident TO the observer % ~ some AZ
pressing influence 10 checking the development M
the body Consumption is tslked 81. AM parh.n
the youth IL removed from school AMI sen, int,
the country. This is one of the worst movement.
Renewed from ordinary diversions Of the ever
chan gng scenes Ofthe city ths powers OF the bod,
too much eufeebled give rest 90 heslthlul auI
rurai exercises, thoughts are turned invArds upoa
an .rn-elv,s.
IL Tire patient be Q femsle, the approach % the
menses ts lsoked for with anxiety. ss the frst
symptom in which Mature Is TO show her saving
rover In isusing the circulation and visiting the
cheek with the bloom of health. Alas Increase q
appetite has grown by what IL fed the energies
the - stem are Frustrated, a d the whole ecoro.
my is tersnged. The beautiful aud wonderful De-
riOd In which body and mind undergo 90
. change from child 20 woman, Il looked for IN
vain, the parents heart blescs In anxiety, an
speiss the grave but y siting for its victim.
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The TENANTS MEBTING.-A meeting Of the
Tenants Association was 10 have been hell
last evening al Bars Hall, but owing 10 p
misun derstabding the tenants found up "a as
semhlIng that the hall had been let for d meet
ing OF the Boys 10 Blue.
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DEAD lNFANT.-About7H O'Clock this morn
ing, Ofacer j. II. Hughes founc a new borI
dead infant child in an alley opening into T.
street. between lIth and 18th streets The Cor
oEer was notified, but deemed il unue cessary
To hold an inquest.
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THE FIRST CARGO OF CUMBERLAND Coal by
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal this seas on
arrived last night at Rays dock, Georgetown
consigned 10 Messrs Gleason & Glenn, Of this
city. Masters of coastIng vessels are referred
10 the advertisement Of Messrs. q. & g., else
where
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FIRE LAST NIsHT.-Absut "a o'clock last
night an alarm of fire was turned in from Ok
%, corner of eth and M streets, caused by tn
burning Of some rubbish in an clubhouse OF "a
dwelling on 9th street, between n and streets
The fire deparmen were promptly on the spot.
but their services were not required.
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To FISHERMEN OF Oil Clothing now
fixed is 81 for Overalls and 81 25 for Jackets
2 GEO. T.. HRNNING. No. Sill 9TH street,
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PRIME PINE WOOD, full length, at s. per
cord, delivered free OF cost, may be had at the
yard, Second street west, between ID and 4
streets north. SOL:
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ELECTION OF OFPICRRs.-The Union Bas.
Ball Club last evening elected the following
omcers for the ensuing year :-President..S ]
Docksiader Vice President, Chris. Anderson
Recording Secretary. y. 5 Hart; Correspond
ING Secretary. +. ~. Lalor; Treasurer. III l.
Shepard. Dlrec,oTs-L E. Alden, +. NJ. Mar
shall. r. 5. Babcock, J. II. Adams. Scorer, T.
L. Pearson.
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DFCRAsKD.-This morning Lewis Watson
a we'll. known resident Of South Was hington
died al his residence, on street, quite sud
denly. The deceased had been under medica
treatment for drOpsy for several months past
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DROPOSALS FOB HAY AND WOOD.
DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA,


OFFICE CHIEF QuARTERMAsTER, }
SAINT PAUL, MINI, February Is, lSS9.S
Proposals IN the usual form, with ne customary
eondtt Ms are invited to be received at this Office
Mo % the QusrtermasteIs ONCE 1t the headQuar.
ters OF the District OF Montana, until March 30,
sss' o. z Ito supply Fort Shs~ the comi1g sea
In like manner to supply Damp Cooke with 200
toLs OF Hay and 200 CORDS OF Wood
n. $50, to supply In Ike menner: Fort Ellis with
izS tops 81 Hay and ], 900 cords OF WOOD.
similar props sails will be received at the District
Qusrtermaster q Office, Fort Steve nson. d and
at is once, came date and conditions . above,
10 supply Fort Buford with 40 tons Of Hay and
5ato cords Of GOD; to supDly Fort Stevenson
MIth tons of Hay. !, 200 cords OF Wood, and
sCO 00 feet OF Lumber In logs, to sQuare eight
incnes - The smallest end and TO be from ighteen
At the san |. time and in the same manner, bro.
gosaIs viii be- receiged ut this ofhcs. and 1t the
Districe Qua termsster Once nors Sully, d. T.,
70 suptiy ert kico 600 tone OF Way and 900 cords
OF Wood to >uppiy Fort Sally $40 or les tons of
bay snc ,6al0 cords Of Wood; 70 supply at Fort
Rand li l2S less tons OF lay and 800 cords Of
lite to DO Understood that these smoupts may be
amiI ish.d IL the Hay or Wood be NOT al! required
tnat the Bay IS to tie cnf when green aud properly
cured-to be- free from weeds aud sst.,s or SWAMP
grs,s; all cut and snred ~ SEPTEMBER Is, delivers
bic by weight.
The Woed TO he soupa march antable wood 20 bs
csyered b. January 10 1917, unless otherw wise an.
The Fay and Wood aii to be ds,!,srel at the
post Z. r. HOLABlRp,
Deputy Quartz rrpsstsr Cen O 5. A. Ms SET
SPleIRs RUTTER STORE,
= IS Au street. betS.el an.
5000 H. Nav YORK SITTER, rst received
at wholesale and retail PRICE low. f. an
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WEEKS, NOT YEARs.-ln our item YESTERDAY
headed 'Attempt to Defraud an Insurance
Company the word years was used instead
OF weeks, making il appear that Mr.. John
ii. W Use had been at work on the case for tw
or three years, when il required less than two
weeks.
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OFFICERS:

OFFICERS.
OLASK, Philadelphia, President,
wvohE' chairman Finance AID Etecatiys
HENRY D. COOKE. Washington. Vice Pres,
lMlRsos ". PEEr. Phii.delpa,.. seer.,.r,
I.s.ruRNER. w..h,ns,on, A.~,,,.p, s.er.,.,
BhASoie y. cnITH, NJ D., Medical Director
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
J. 4. BAkNke, Surgeon General UnttsI st.,.,
r j: hokWifz. OSef Medical pep.r,m.n
d. ". BLISS, 4. D.. W.shinstsn.
TIE .dyensase. ensfed py sh,. oompan, are.
~ ~ ~ suone 90 company. chartered b. spccial
a paid up capital Of u 10000.
II Offers low rates Of premium.
~ Iurnlsnes lareer Insurance than other CON
~ 10 Definite and certain In tn terms.
home company In every locality.
policies are exempt from attachment.
mere are no Unnecessary restrictions In the pol.
Every policy 10 non .iorfeitable.
Policies may be taken which Day 20 the fnsu rec
that the tnsurance costs only the decrease on the
Police. Vii s. issued tina. win pay to the In.
the amount named in fSs policy yo0"' 'ns''o'h
No extra rate ID charged for risks upon thelives
Il in.grss not % sseur. diyidends, but ss 20 loo
LOCAL. ett HSaSr Is q wHNT:D In rvER,
COUNTY, and applications from competent par.
ties for such agencies, win suitable endorsements
Agents only 10 their res Iectiye districts
Circulars, Pan phlets, and full particulars giyeI
90 Application ct the Once Of the Company q thi'
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n T. L VI BO DIS
NTR ACT ICHU.

For Weakness arising from Excesses OF Early In
discretion, attended with IN. following symptom..
Indis position TO ENertion, Loss Of Power Los,
Of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing, General Weak.
uees, Horror cf Disease, Weak Nerves. TREMBLING
Dreadfal Herror OF Death. Night sweAt. cola
Feet, wakefAlncss. Dimnes. Of VISION Lausnor
Universal Lsssitude Of the Muse ulsr system OFF,,
Enormous Appetite with Dyspeptic symp Hot
Hands, Flushing Of the Body. pryness OF the shin,
Psllid CousteHance and Eruptious on the Fac.
Pain IN the Back, HeavfRess Of the Eyeid., Pre-
Quently Black Spots Flying before the Eyes, ~ith
Ten porsry fusion and Loss Of Sight Want az
Attention, Great Mobility. eestie.s. with Horror
Of Society. Nothing 10 more desirable TO such
patients than Solitude, aud nothing they nor,
dread, for Fear Of I Themselves, 10 Repose n Man
per, no Speculation, but q hurried Tranitioa
rom one question TO another.
These symptoms, IL allowed 20 60 on-whioh thIs
Medicine Invariably remoyes-sOon follow Los.
Power. fsxity, and Hpileptic Fits In one of which
the patient may expire.
During the superinteadesoe Of DR.. Wilson AZ the
BloOmnsdAle Asy lum, this sad result occurred t.
two patients; reason had tor . time left them ana
beth died Of epilepsy. They were Of both se yes,
and about twenty years Of age.
Who can say that these are not fire.
quenty followed by those direful disc ses Iussn-
ity aud Consumptions The records Of the Insane
Asylums, and the melancholy deaths by Copsump-
ton. bear ample witness ID the truth OF the.s A..
sertiops. In Lunatic Aeylums the mo.t melsu-
choly exhibition appears. he countenance "a ac-
tuaIly sodsen aud quite destitute-neither Mith or
Grief ever Visits it. Should . sound Of the voice
occur. il 10 rarely srtic ulsie.
with woful measures wan Despair
Low sullen sounds their grief beguiied -
While We regret the existence Of the above dis
easos and symptoms We are prepared 10 offer ar
invsx able gilt Of mistry for the removal Of thu
con sequences
HELMBOLD'S HIGHLY CoNCENTRA-
TED FLUID ENTRACT OF BUCHU.
There is 90 other Tonic like IT, IL is On anoho.
Of hope the seon and patti mt and this Is tue
testimony OF all who have used or prescribed H.
sold By Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
PREPARED AT
n. +. HELMBOLD'S,
DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE,
5ei BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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A NEW PANToAIME, the "Can. Can" and
sever al excellent comic performers at the Can
terbury, who nightly appear and give satIsfac
ton 10 appreciative audiences.
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DRCPOSALS FOR FRESH BkEF AT FREDER
u lCkSB(' RG. VA

lChobt Rt', VA.
HEADQT ARTERs FIRST MILITARY OSTRICH
CFFIcF CHIEF Con- OF SUBSISTENCE,
klCHM"ND, VA March 18th. 1859.
Sailed Proposals. in dnplic ate, will be received
at The Office of Lieute nsnt u ID. Jennings 2ist ia
tsniry A. q. :, at Frederick burg. Va ~, uuti,
SATURDAY. March 2Uih. 1859 ct ~ m. for sup-
ply ing the Trited States Subsistence Department
9th FRksH BEEF at Frelericksbsrg. va ;, for
six months from pril Ist 1859 such less time rs
the Con mis- sary General O. Subsistence may direct
The Reef To be delivered there the order OF the
Acting Commiesary of Subsistence at that place OF
aeo0j and marketable quail y, I'm ecu al proper.
tiors Of fore and hind qusrters (recks shsnks aud
kidney tsllow TO be eXcIuded.j The necks Of the
cattle Slang to be cut off at the fourth verte.
btsl ioip'. and the breast trimmed down; The
inches above the knee Joint, aud IT hiud on arters
from ak to eight inches above the Gambrel hook
Fidders are reque sted be resent to respond to
The ir bids, and be prepared to give bonds for the
fultllDent Of their contract.
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly "Propo-
sails for Fresh Beef, 1t fredericksburg, Va" The
undersigned reserves the right to reject any bids
Conditions. requirements, payments, &C.. &c. +,
a. heretofore.
BY command Of Brevet Major General step.man.
w. A. ELDERKIN,
ma l5St Brevet MAJOR and Chief c. g.
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS UNION -atarsgu.
lar meeting of The Soldiers anf S,,lors: Trn,on
held at up,on League Hall last night. a dis,
1ussion arose as 10 the bast mode of obtaining
Government employment by members of the
ASSOCIATION, IN the course OF which several
msmters participated, and quite a lively ex-
preston OF opinion was elected concerning the
most successful manner of proceeding TO erect
from ONCE the men who upheld President
johnson IN his policy. resolution inviting
Judge James II. Bell, Of Texas. TO address the
ZION al It's next meeting, was adopted, after
which Prof Malone, with his Metropolitan
Brass Band, favored the company with some
choice selections. The ASSOCIATION then ad-
Journed, and, beaded by the band, proceeded to
the Seaion House, where they rendered 70 Gen
Tanner. of New York, the compliment Of Sc.
renade- Gen. Tanner having been introduced
TO the ASSOCIATION, made q short speech, in
which ne thanked the Union for the complI.
msnt paId him, and rendered a Just tribute to
the soldiers of the United S,a'es army After
the performance OF several airs by the ban nd
the company dispersed.
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The CORCoRAN H0TRL.-Yesterdav the
ground was broken on Vermont a wen ue bet ween
n and streets, Just north of Lafay cite Square,
for q large hotel for Mr.. w. w. Corcoran
which will be finished this season. The build
ings will front 90 feet on Vermont avenue, and
have depth Of 100 feet, ana will he six stories
in height. besides a Mansard roof. The front
will be of brown stone, and every modern con.
10, II not superior 10. any hotel in the country
The building will cost ABOUT Si6O,O0O. Mr.
Linn, Of Baltimore. is the architect: Messrs
Brown and Entwisle, of this city, the carpeu.
tiers and contractors; Hutchins. bricklayer;
and T. Evans, plumber and gas. filter.
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HELMBOLD's HIGHLY C0NCENTRA-
TED FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHu.
RECOMMENDATION.
A Case of Twenty Years Standin.

PHILADELPHIA. Penn /, June 3 ISL
II. T HEINBoLD, Druggist.
DEAR SIR 1 have been a suferer for tuent,
years with gravel, blsdder and III new sf.etion..
during which time q have used various medical
most eminent physicians, experiencing but little
Having seen your preparations extensively al
verified. consulted my family physician in ressTs
TO using your Extract Buchu.
tised remedies, and had found them worthless, aus
some quite injurious; in fact de.paired of ever
getting well. and determined 20 use no rene
dies hereafter unless knew Of the ingredients. It
vss sss e 70 0se ySur Sg AZ
bebs, and juniper berries, lt occurred 20 me 90
sI amin atm OF the article aud Consulting scsir
With the Drusgist. concluded @ try IL. com
lime I was confined 20 my rom.
From the hrst bottle vas astouish, and graft
~eeks wss able 70 walk out. 1 felt much like
writing TO you fall statement Of my II tie
porsry and therefore concluded % defer ana see
IL IL would effect a perfect cure kbO~fng that Il
would be greater value 10 You and more salts
i am now able to report that . cure is effected
have NOT used any now Tor three months. end
feel ss veil in all respects as ever did.
and oaor' = nice tonic ana insi orator OF tS.s5.
tenn, do rot mean TO BE- without 10 whenever O.
cssion may require its Use In snch affections
h. T.iers 10 me follow ing gentlemen
Bon. Mm. Bislsr, sx eoyernor Of Pepn.ylya1ia.
hon J. {. knox, Judge. Phil.delphi..
Hon. ID. X. Porter, ex Governor Of PennsylEa-
lion. wis Lewis, Judge. Philadelphis
bon 9 W WoodSsTd Juage. PiiIsisissis
HSn. Porter. .,s, solicitor, Ps,,sa.lghil.
Hon. Banks, Auditor General, " sshinGton,
Aud many others. n necessary.
Case of Inflamm alton of Kidneys, aaf
Gravel.
IFrom Morgan, Feazei Co., Glasgow, Missouri
February 6, ls6s.
bkIR SIR: sbout txo years ago vas Troubled
with 10th inflammation % tue Kidneys, and gravel,
tract Bgehn .dvsItissd, procured e. eottlss
sshort time. ! regard y.ur Extract Buchu e de-
ciesdy The bet Isnes, sitsnt for any and n ss;
il VIII DO ell xou claim for it. You may publish
'n Your u so re:psesfuiiy, EDWIN n. rEAzrL.
Fer further information see Journal Of Phsr.
macy.
Dr.. Keyssr'. Letter. pispensstory gs,,ed States,
Prof. Devices valuable work. on the Pr.stice Of
Physic.
Philadelphia.
Renerks made By Or. Ephrsim Mcdowell. GEL
eoSateo Physictaa, and Member Of the Royal DOL
leee OF Surgeons, ireland, and pubifshsd in the
trans actions Of the King and Queens Journal.
Mediee Ohirurgtcal Review, published By Ben
amin Trsvers, Fellow Of Royal college Of Sur
Geops.
And most Of the late Stand ard works on hsdi-
cine.
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