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GENERAL TELEGRAPHIc NEWS.

The U. s. Monitor Dictator arrived at
Fortress Monroe yesterday.
The Virginia State Fair opened at Rich
mond yesterday, With q large attendance.
.... The States of Illinois, Missouri, and Kan
sas were visited with snow-storm yesterday.
Mr. Malaclie of Arcoa, ILL.,. was burned
TO death on Thursday, by the explosion OF Kerosene
lamp. ,
Mrs. Wilhelmina Huebener was burned to
death Chicago, Monday by tho explosion Oh kero-
seno lamp
-. Nearly 1000 Knights Templar paraded in
Cleveland yesterday including the Ere, PENN and De-
troit Communicates
"A carpenter named George Teacbout was
found dead his bed in Utica On Saturday It is Thoughts
that he committed suicide
Cuslman, CaSins 81 Co.'s lumber mill, at
Manistee Wis. destroyed by fire on Sunday. Lo.s
$4,000. and insurance sl5OUO.
.On Monday night the schoOners Z. N.
Portch and Geraldine colded on Lake Erie. The Gu
aldine sunk but her crew saved. She was loaded
with coal.
IA convention of tho Railroad Conductors
VIII be held in Columbus Ohio, today Cen George d;
Wright, Railroad Commissioner Of the State VI Ohio VII
deliver the annual address.
49,. The Confederate States Laboratory build.
Ing IN Macon Ga, now temporarily occupied oY tho
Georgia State Fair VIII be sold az United States Mar
shals sale December2
The dead body of an infant was found
in apriyy vault IN Utica yesterday The mother MARY
Callahan, admits causing t 70 he thrown there, but do
MES killing IL. The mother IS under arrest.
IA young man named Ambrose Mulhol-
land, while driving Erastus Corning lrs horse Henry
Clay, short distance from Albany yesterday was so
badly injured by the horse running away that IL 10
feared no will die
IA Stock Exchange has been organized in
Chicago IL will be opcred for business about the lss
proxmo The officers are d. H. Denter, President; Chris.
tan Wahl Vcelresdens; j. j. Richard, Secretary; and
James l.. Taylor Treasurer
49,. Yesterday norniDgthe steamer Sheboygan
COdrd with the rug Preston Breary. IN Chicago hsIDo
suking the latter boat immediately. Five men Oh a.
tam, George Chute, WAS drowned.
The Governors o. Wisconsin, Minnesota,
and Iowa will AZ Portage CITY, Ws to" ,y nnsn
delegates from other States devise measures a0 nv ~,
ing navigation from Lake Michigan anu oIev uaoys,S
Tie Mississippi River, through the FOX anu "N~
Rivers.
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AAs Tunas composed OF 200 men, exhausted by hunger
and fatigue replaced by fresh troops II ia
worthy fact that spite OF the critical condition the
garrison of Las Tunas, they unmoested since the
attack upon that place by the main body Of the nsur
gents.
ENLISTMENT OF CONvICTs FOR SERVICE IN
CUBA.
The Paris Temps publishes the following
letter. sgned by r. De Armas Cespedesa relative, we
understand of the distinguished Cuban leader: tele
gram from Madrid has stated that the Spanish Govern
ment intend to form battalion Of ablebOded men from
those who have been committed prison for "sight
OHtnses, ana who are to receive their freedom on CON
dl0n OF engaging to join the army In Cuba IL appeals
therefore, that Spain intends to honor CUBA WIN CON
Ncts as adversares hut Europe should know tnat ms
Is tue second time the Spanish Government mas nusle9
cOnycIs with the suppression OF TeYOuu0nm tat lsad
Last wear Gen. Lcrsundi formed battalion OF cOnVcts
enrolling all who were in the Havana prison, without
distinction OF race or cr1mlnallty, ana promising heh
campaign when they escaped in small bands to burn and
plumber pleasure. IL the eOnvcts that Spain cOntem
plates sending Cuba leave with the same promises az
those Havana prison, and expect TO derive profit
from the country they may be assured that they Will fni
yellow and Cuban steel their only reward On the
whole IL is well that Europe should know the means
which Spain adopts against the most justitable OF an
revolutions The CuhanS say, on their size, than
during the period they have been fighting for indepen
deuce they have sought TO their approaching fee
dom by honorable means alone.
THE LILLIAN.
Information has been received in this city to
the effect that the Lillian, which succeeded in leaving
Cedar Keys Florida in safety has put in 90 Key West
IL is SAID that quarrel between GUicOuria and CrstO
taken place. and that all operations IN which the
Lillian was concerned now indefinitely abandoned
The impression among the Cubans here Is that the Lillian
returned simply because account Of the presence
Of Spanish cruisers, it impossible TO land on the
shores Of Cuba.
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THE LARGEST HOTEL IN THE WORLD.

when the new Union Hotel of Leland Bro
Tiers at Saratoga, ia completed, 1t will be the largest
hotel in the world. II will have frontage Of 1850 feet
i've stories high IL will be built OF brick, and the build
ing will he divided into nine compartments, almost fire.
proof IL Is To bo finished ana furnished ready for tho
receDbon VI guests, by the LIST day VI. June next,
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THE PouGHKEErsE INSURANCE ROBBERY.

All the railroad stock and registered securi-
ties stolen the Insurance Company Office IN POUCH
keepso recently have been returned by mail 10 tho
treasurer, Mr.. LeEIandc Dodge
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DIR. RUsHs REQUEST TO THE PHILADELPHIA
LIBRARY COMPANY

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 19.-The stockholders OF
the Philadelphia Library Company today decided by
majority OF In total poll OF accept
ditionay the munlcont Request OF the late Dr. Rush.
Other resolutions accepting with qualifications were
rpig
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York and said Immortal honor and should BE-
forever awarded TO the President Of the United state
for his recent patriotic aud success:a effort 10 protet
the commerce. and great Industrial in all sections
of the country"
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FIRE IN pRoytDENCE. RI

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Oct. ia fire this even
ing nearly destroyed old wooden building Weybos-
set.st owned by William Grosvenor and occupied by
Charles +. Phillips a restaurant and fruit store Rey.
nOds x Salisbury as a tobacco store; William T. Arnold
as restaurant and 10y various offices The loss Is perhaps
$4,000 on which there is a partial insurance.
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THE HEALTH OF ADMIRAL rARRAGUT.

CHICAGO, Oct. 19.-Admiral Farragut taking
advantage Of his returning strength oyeraxed himself
Yesterday and in consequence passed very night.
To-day he is resting more comfortably
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sary that every one who intends 10 he present and who
desires to attend the banquet. should At once forward
their application for ticket, accompanied by the name
and rank TO the Committee OF Arrangenehts
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FRANCE.
TIE MINISTRY.

PARIS, Tuesday, oct 10, 1869.
It's officially denied that there is any foundation
for the rumOrs Of changes in the ministry. The
Ministerial Council is assembled at COmplegne to
deliberate on project of law.
THE OPPOSITION DEPUTIEs-THEIR MANIFESTO
COMMUNICATIVE OF THE PEOPLE.
Deputies Bancel Simon Ferry, and Pelican at
tended the meeting of the Opposition members OF the
Corps Legslatf yesterday III order to explain their
recent conduct. The radical journals attack the
manifesto adopted by the meeting. At public
meeting of ultra Radicals last night some Deputies
to the Corps Legislatf who were present, were III
suited and roughly handled by the crowd.
PRINCE CHARLES.
The Emperor has written q very flattering letter 70
Prince Charles Of Roumania on the occasion OF his
marriage.
MILITARY APPOINTMENTS.
The Journal Otfciti contains the following appoint
ments: Marshal Bazaine. to be COmmander-in-C hief
of the Imperial Guard Gen. de Fally, 10 be Com
mander-n-Cbief of the Third Army Corps, head
quarters at Nancy vice Marshal Bazaine
NINE THOUSAND CLERKS ENGAGED IN STRIFE
RUMORED STRIKE OF sWITCHMEN.
The strike of the merchants clerks continues. The
places Of business will be opened tomorrow not
withstanding the strike. 1t is estimated that over
9OOO clerks are engaged in the movement. 1t is ru-
mored that the switchmen on the lines OF railroad
oentering in Paris are organizing general strike
THE FRENCH CABLE,
A committee Of the shareholders of the French
Gable Company have forbidden the projected distr-
button of 5000 shares to the founders OF the enter
prise. They have asked to examine the expenses
ard affairs generally of the Company.
BREsT, Tuesday, Oct 70, 1869.
There is 10 ground whatever for saying that there
Ia q fault in the French Cable, G. NARLEY.
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WASHINGTON.

IMPORTANT INTERNAL REVENUE DECISION-IN-
CREASE OF BUSINESS IN THE MONEY ORDER
BUREAU OF TIE POST OFFICE-IMPORTANT
EXPLORATIONS ON THE COLORADO AND
ITS TRIBUTARIEs-THE FARRAGUT BOUNTY
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THE REUNION OF THE ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 10.-Extensivc preparations
have been made for the reunion Of the Army OF Tennes
see which meets in LouIsyo Nov 7Dnd H. It's neees'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-28
, HOPELESS CASE OF CONSUMP.
TION.

WAsurSGroS, D. G., Aug. 20. 1850
For several years l had beon subject to -! a
cough and splitting blood, One year ago last
winter / took heavy cold, which settled on my
lungs. l had a bad hemorrhsge. used many
Cough Mixtures, but found no relief. was
very sick al summer. went into the country
hoping it would beneft me; but when re-
twrned nv cough was more violent than ever.
/ had fr;ghtful hemorrhsgc, which lasted five
DAYS; l was very low and nervous, and suffer
ed with shortness of breath; coughed incea1
tried everything my friends recommended, but
found no help Until tried DeBingss Wonderful
Remedy. / have taken this Remedy Viafppg@'
about eight months aud my friends and f a'bC
| dreds OF scquantsnces in Washington, VINO
knew my supposed hopeless and bedridden
condition, ara surprised to soc attending to
| my household affairs and about the city, sp,
psroatly as well as other people, ge general
! have recommended it to several afflicted per,
| sone dnrinI, tho wear who have been benefited
nv lis uso. Mrs. LOUISA HURDLE, o25 Il St.
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RrARp's GANG. The arrest OF Luclen
Roard the horse thief at Lynchburg, has been
mentioned. The Lynchburg Republican pup
i;sb.s the following, which throws light upon
his operations: :,
About three weeks ago, A. NJ. Ewing, who
resides near the Peaks of Otter, in Bedford
county, had q valuable bay mare stolen from
his stable. Suspicion fell upon young man
named Jobp Heck, who resided in the neigh
borbood. he and the mare disappearing about
tho same time. and that he had gone to Lewis
comfy. West Virginia. Two weeks ago Mr..
Ewing and three others started in pursuit. -
They heard nothing Of Heck or the mare until
thew reached Randolph county, where they
came across house he had staid at all night,
tho mare still in his possession Further on In
the county they met him on his return from
Lewis county, without the mare. lie was
taken before q justice, aud arrested under =
warrant. and taken to Bedford and committed
10 Jail As soon as arrested he confessed that
ne had stolen the mare, and traded her on
and she was soon after obtained from the per
son with whom ne had traded her tie further
admitted that he was u member ot the band oil
horse thieves under Beard that he was IN
duccd to Join by Beard himself aud citizen Of
Botetourt county, who, he alleges, Is memoer
though no only aids and abets, and does n0
actually steal himself; that he has lately joined
and this is his first attempt; that the 0anu |:
large. and extends from Nicholas county, We
Virginia, to North Carolina; that 1t IS part o
the obligation of members to die rather than b'
taken; that Beard himself has been stealing
seventy or eighty horses per year, Ne, &c.-
These facts are obtained from MIR. Ewing, WHIT
is perfectly reliable.
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
MASON lC.

Mount Vernon Royal Arch Chapter, meets
trst Monday in each month, ut their hall IN the
Market House Building. q,
Alexandria Washington Lodge, No. ~, Il.
+. & A. M meets second and iourth Ihurs,
DAYS in each month, ut their hall in the Marker
House Building.
Andrew jackson Lodge, No. 40. A. F. * a.
NJ, meets first and third Th"-'''"'" -"
ODD FELLOWS.
Marley Encampment. No. Il, meets every
Monday night at Odd Follows Hall, on Co.
lumbus street
Potomac Lodge, No. 80. meets every Friday
night, at Odd Fellows Hall. on Columbus IT.
Sarepts lodge, No. as, meets every Tuesday
night, at Phenix Hall.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAS.
Mechanics Lodge, No. 3. meets every Satur-
day night st PheniN Hall.
Oriental Lodge, No. L, meets every Tuesday
night, at their hall, in the Assembly Rooms
Building
BROTHERHOOD OF THE UNION.
Mount Vernon Circle, No. |, meets every
Friday night, in Phenix Hall,
Jefferson Circle, No. 2 meets every Wednos-
day night, at their hall in Muir's Building,
RED MEN.
Oceola Tribe, No. l, meets evOry Thursday
night u! Phenix Hall.
KECHABTrkS.
Virginia Tent, No. s. meets every Monday
night ~ Phenix Hall.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
Mount Vernon Division, No 6, meets every
"Wednesday night, ut Phenjx Hall
CATHOLIC SOCIETIES..
Society o! St. Vincent OF Paul, Conference Of
81. Mary, meets at ~, Mary's Hall every sun
day afternoon, 1t u .. m. Richard L. Carne,
President; Richard M. Latham, Secretary.
Alexandria Catholic Beneficial Society meets
NJ st Msry's Hall every Sunday evening, at
o'clock. Richard VI. Latham, President;
Michael b. Harlow, jr Secretary
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DEAD AND REL L CIT
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY

Having greater facilities than ever before
am now prepared to furnish BOOTS and
SHOES, Of the best material sEd workmanship
at greatly reduced prices.
Hsvo now on hand and am constantly re- re-,
ceiying full supply of BOOTS and SuOES
for Ladies, Misses, Children and Infants also
Men, Youths and Boys, suitable for city or
country wear. Ill ho
A call is sll that is asked, when you Will be
fully convinced of the truth.
HATS HATSl HATS
Have Just received a large supply OF the latest
STYLES of HATS, and will hereafter keep on
hand good assortment, at prices to SUIT
LEATHER AND SHOS-FlNDlNGS.
In addition to my large and well selected
stock of Boots, Shoes and Hats, have added
fine assortment of LEATHER and SHOE-
FINDINGS, comprising everything found IN
a frst class Leather and Shoe Finding estao;
lishment, French and American CALI SKINS OF
the best quality. such as the JadGt, MERCER,
Levens dupont and other widely known brands
always on hand.
Great inducements offered to Country mer-
chants. Goods sold by the package or case,
ton.
Country merchants about to lay in their stock
or thu fall and winter, would do we'll TO give
me call before purchasing elsewhere,
will sell goods at lower prices and oe'to
articles than any other house in tue State
j. KAUFMAN'S Emporium,
Cor. King and Royal SITS.
CON oa--3m Alexsndria Va
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.STEEWA AND INCtrIENT CON
SUMPTION.
VIENNA, Fairfax county, Va
Sentember Il, 1869.

have bean long troubled with severe Asth-
ma causing great nervous prostration, pa!pi-
tation of heart and shortness of breath, with
psin in my left side and breast. tried doctors
prescriptions and msny other medicines. got
no relief until l took DeBing's Consuinpt,,ye
and am greatly improved. l feel stout and am
quite free from those pains, nervousness and
shcrtness of breath.
have q married daughter who has been al
Hictod with peculiar female complaints, with a
tendency to consUmptlve decline one Is no"
Quito we'll. after taking only four bottles of this
wonderful remedy.
pEESLEY W. MOORELANp.
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TUESDAY, EVENING. DECEMBER
From the Richmond Wing

There il something tonight that sounds hKe
sigh, ,I.i,
As when the blue pillows are rolling on high'
Upheaved by the heart oil the m9in'
f,Cis the sigh of a State that is borno II my ear
How YEARLY waiting she stands
How patiently knocking where none seem 10
hear,
Or welcome with warm open hands.
Her garments are tsttered. and wounds on her
form
Are bleeding from many pore, -.
Yet meekly she stands in the herce peitlhg
storm,
And waits for a hand on the door.
How long must she wait in this suppliant mood,
For tho bolts to slide back to tho wall,
And beggingy plead for the niche where sue
stood,
Tho generous peer OF them all
Isitstrarge if she signs and bows nee prouo he"d
As she bends with listening oar,
To catch the first sound oil the eCholug trcSA
That promises welcome ana cheer
Not a .tsr in her crown grew dim in the night,
When the tempest in blscEneSs arose.
She unflinchingly bore the storm and the bIght'
And tho threats Of her numerous foes.
And now she stands knocking and knocking IN
vaic,
Az the temple she helped to prepare.
And the children she lowered, IN pr'oe ""u
disdain,
Are def to her notherly prayer,
December 70, 1869. LILLE 0IANi A''
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WONDERFUL RESTORATION OF
VOICE.

WAsHINGT0N, D. O., Sept. 3, IS0j.
have been suffering nearly two years with
an affection of the throat and lungs My voice
n whisper. My general health WAS very much
impaired 1 applied to celebrated physicians
in New York aud elsewhere and used adver-
tisei remedies with little or no relief. a lady
advised me try DeBing's Wonderful Remedy
Viafugn | have used four bottles. and an.
happy to say can now speai so as to be heard
At y distance, and my health is greatly improv.
cd. | earnestly recommend this VALUABLE
MEDICINE to the afflicted.
4. Il. SH!LLIGLAw,
Late Captain 18th New York Highanders and
| Is O. United States Army.
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ALEXANDRIA AND
w GEORG ETOWN Il. Il.
3WNW -; 9 8 ssss3
NEW TIME TABLE light TKAIN FVH'
RICHMOND

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PAS
SENGER TRAINS CHANGED;
DAY TRAIN FOR l. CH Is RG
On and after THURSDAY, Nov 18th, 1869,
passenger trains will run between Washington
and Alexandria rs follows:
Through Day Trains, Sundays lncluded-
Leave Washington, South ward bound, Mary
land Avenue Depot, at 40 n. m. Leave Alex:
sndris, Northward bound corner Duke and
Henry streets NJ 5:35 y. m.
Through Night Trains, Sundays excep!ed-
leave Washington, Southwark bound, Mary
land Avenue Depot Al $50 =. N. Leave Alex,
andria, Northwsrd bound, corner Duke and
Henry streets, ut 400 n. III.
Evening special trains will he run between
Washington and Alexandria on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, MS follows
Leave Alexandria, Northward bound, corner
st. Asaph and King streets, ut Clio p. m: Leave
Washington, southwark oounu, MHEy iahu Nv
enue Depot, at ll:25 D. III. nv
LOCAL PASSENGER TRAINS between Washing
ton ard Alexandris Sundays excepted
Leave Washington, Mary land avenue Depot,
| at 9 and IL n M, and Z, AGO and Sundays IN
| cludedJ ut 7ZO p. IN.
| King streets at 8 and 10 n. m, and and pm,
| and corner Duke and Henry sts., At 4:4U 2. NJ.
| ROUND TRIP TICKETS-Psrtes purchas-
ing round trip tickets for evening special trains
| and not returning same evening, can make use
| of such tickets in payment OF fare on any local
| train on following day. ,c,
| FARE-For evening special train hiiy cents,
| for round trip. Tickets for same to be obtained
| only at Alexandria ticket office on Tuesdays
| Thursdays and Saturdays after departure OF q p
| y. Ill locsl day train
| No other tickets recognized on evening spo-
| cisl train y. A STEVENS, Gen. Supt.
W. PHELPS, Gen. Manager. nov 2I-tt
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vNcup,ENr CONSUMPTION.

WAsuINoTos, ID. O., Sept u, 1869.
L had u severe cough, resulting from neg
hai nignJ sweatS, ana was
somewhat alarmed. A lady friend induced me
to try bottle of DeBing's Vialuge In u few
days WAS entirely cured. l have had no re-
turn Of the sickness since.
WM. w. DEMAINE,
Assistant City Surveyor
l have personal Rrowlcdgo Of the cure effect
od in the above caso
A. j. rCHAFHIRT, Nj d.,
and PhNrmacNutist
Cnrnnr North Canitol md ii rts
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INCIpIENT CONSsrMPTION.

WAsHINaT0N, D. C., Fob. 10 1863.
L waNR long time troubled with severe
cough and peculiar fcmse complaints, pros
trstng my nervous and physical system with
chils and night swcats. tried several modi-
cines with little benefit, until took your Won.
derful Remedy. 1t has stronghold me in re-
markablo degree. My cough, chlls. night
sweats, and nervous slecpessness have left me.
am now gaining flesh, and thankful beyond
my poor expression.
Mrs EELICIA A HILL l5i 9TH 81
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A CASE OF SCROFUEA.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. /, 1869.
was afflicted with terrible scrofulous COM
plant, causing ulcers and running sores on my
body After taking DeBing's Wonderful Rem
edy four weeks L am completely cured of that
loathsome disease and gratefully add M test.
mony to its powerful, but gentle effects.
NJ NJ. W.,
| street. near Thirteenth
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INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS

BoRDENTOwN, N. j., Nov I, 1863
L contracted a cold, which settled on my
lungs, caused inflammation and severe pains
across my breast and shoulders, alarming nv
family and friends. One weeks use Of De
Bing's Wonderful Remedy has relieved me of
cough, and quoted tho pains in my breast and
shoulders. AIN now we'll and thankful
CORNELIUS LENT
Fourth st. near T.
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BALTIMORE, MD, Oct. %, 1869.
My wife has suffered for some time with gem
eral debility, causing physical and nervous
prostration of her system, and producing Sc
ries of female complaints terminating in SPINAL
affection. Two bottles OF DeBing's Wonderful
Remedy has restored her to her usual good
health. Her health is better than during the
past two years. JOHN A. SEGAR,
lq} North t,av 81
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INCIPIEXT CONSUMPTION

ALEXANDRIA, Va, oct 70, 1863
| was for n long time troubled with severe
cough and splitting blood, and two bottles of
DeBingS Remedy completely cured mo.
Miss MARY !. hUEpLE
No lQl KING strnn,
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a CASE OF EPILEPruC FITS.
DIR. CLAYTON'S CARD

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Aug. -, 1869.
,eii have boon terribly afflicted with Epliept;c
relief until L took DoBinss Wandor n aq1 K no
dy. l have taken three bottles, and l feel quite
well and free fror.. that awful mslady. have
also seen its good effects and can recommend it
for Dyspepsis, Consumptive Symptoms, Gen
eral Debility and Nervous Prostration
JOHN M. CLAYTON M ID
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DE H ~ &'S
WONDERFUL REMEDY,
V|AFUGE.
THE JUICE OF HERBS, ROOTS
AND BERRIES.

FOR ALL SORE THROAT AND LUNG
COMPLAINTS, PNE EnAISGYIh R RRhN-
kTSY. ASTHMA, DlPTHER!A, Bko ON
HujTIS CATAKRH, SUDDEN COLDS
niNFLAMMATION OFTHE LUNGS
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A CASE OF GRAVELAND DROpSy

WAsHINdT0N, D G., JAN Is, 1869.
was badly afflicted with Kidney and Gravel
complaint attended with Dropsicsl affection.
and u few weeks use of DeBng's Wonderful
Remedy has cured me- RANDALL FISH.
498 Maryland avenue.