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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucsioueers.
~ No. 219. aoutheaat cornAr 7fh and ID m
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE AND
HtGhLl IMfR0ykD FAkM ABOUT THREE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE AND
HIGHLY IMPROVED FABM ABOUT THREE
MIL hs FROM TIE CITY.
"a BY virtue OF a deed Of trust, dated bril- asth
- ID l@T; and daily recorded N Lber c K,
No 2. folio 479. &c. Of the hand records Tor
WASHINGTON county, q, and ty direction of the
party secured thereby, will setl at public auc-
p0n, T2on The premises on THURsDAi the . tn
thst valuable Farm. containing sbost 100 acre. OF
lane and being parts of tracts Of land ca,d Little
Cleaning" and Pasture aud Geanings," in Wash
inston ceusty ID. c., to sether wh all the i'm prove
nepts thereon.
This valuable farm lies over the Navy Yard
Bridge, about three miles fro n the CITY and one
mile from the Insane Asylum. IN tue neigbborboSd
of MIR. Talberts and Henry Hlleys ana il we'll
improved with good three story Brick Hop.e grist
mill tenant houses, bsrns stables, cors bouss and
other improvements for rst lass farm There ia
ALEC large orchard with variety OF fruit trees
There is also a plenty of water and good sulphur
spring on the place.
Terms of sale: One fourth in eash(of which $ DO
must be paid at saiel; the deferred payments t. ba
made in one two and three years with interest from
day Of sale and secured by deed Of trust to the
faction Of the Trustees Terms sale to be
with within seven days after day OF sale otbsrwise
the Trustees the right resell the oertv
at the risk and cost Of the first purchaser Alcony
yeyancing and stamps at purchaser cost,
THH. X sWSihsRD't Trustees.
nos -3tawsds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts
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SLATE MAaTELs.

,GTsnt Displsy o. All Styles and CoiOrs OF SLATE
5AhIELS. best max IN the country. Also NAB
bIE snc IRON MANTELs
tsli sud examine Etack ard Prices &c Sale end
80 ksOm.cf HAMILTON PEARSOS,
No.4.f N. q. A. Building, 9th and d streets.
g D Ia
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southwest corner Of Pennsylvanla ave. and llth d..
IMPROVED AND UNIMPROvED PROPERTY
AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. November
1st, at O'Clock. will sell. in front of t. e
1premises, Lots II aud IL, In Will4rds subdivi-
sion OF square Isl This property is situated on the
north eide OF street Between 18th and 18th streets
Zach lot has front Of ~ feet running back 100 feet
to an alley. The east lot is improved by nearly
new frame cottagc, containing rooms The pro
perty Will be sol1 separately if desired
Terms One fourth cash; residue I'm 8, II, Is. and
"A months, with interest, secured By deed OF trust
Conyeyancing and stamps &C cost Of purchaser
nol5-d IRepl LATiMER 4CLEARY. Aucts.
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Rf GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctionaers,
- No. 319, southeast corner OF 9TH aud ID street.
TRUSTEES sALE9F VALUABLE IMPROVED

ID No. $40, southeast corner OF 9TH aud streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY.
- BY vIr're OF de Of trust. dated August
.'.,E II A. " 1854 and duly recorded ia Liber N
Q; T., No IL, folio 4D. &c OF the land records
Tor washington county iG the Dlstct Of Columbia,
and by direction OF The party secursd thereby will
rel al public auction in front of the prrmi on
fkiDAf' the 18th day Of November, A. ID. $50. A.
40 CLOCK m, bot numbered one ! of the re-
corded subdivision 81 Square No 62S in the city Of
Washington in said District, with all the mprog e
ments thereon.
Ibis property is very valuable, and is in rapidly
improving part uf the city.
Terms Of sale: One half In CASH (0f which must
be paid at the time of the saie;l the deferred pay
nents TO be ptid in six aud twelve months, with
interest frum day OF sac, and secured by deed OF
trust 20 the satisfac ton OF the trustee rhe terms
o. sae 10 be complied With within days after az
OF sale, otherwise the tr1see the rlgnt
resell At isk and cost Of fret purchaser after one
week. notice. All conyeyanon and stamps at pur
chaser ; cost.
WILLIAM H. WARD, Trustee
. po2 eOSds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Ancts
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PkoPERTY NEAR THE NAV

Rf LATIMER & CLEARLY, Auctioneers,
- Successors 70 Cooper & Ia timer
Southwest corner Penr's avenue and IIth street
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~ A H r L T .
We respectfully call attention 10 our
new STOCK OF CARPErlN0,
OIL CLOTH, MATING, BUGS. MATS. DUB
TAIN AND HUkEITURK MATERIALS, &c.,
iust received, embracing many new and original do
sigma, we'll worthy the Inspection & tho0o 0beut 20
furnish their dwellings. % -
- NEW SUPPLIES EECHIvED DAILY.
1--WE BUY AND SELL ZOE DASH DXCLU.
SlVELf, and are thereby enabled to serve our %
irons to the best possible advantage.
~OUR UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT n
managed BY competent workmen, and orders len
With ~ will BE promptly and faithfully executed.
WA. q MITCHELL q o.,
"Pefry Daildins,"
:.s1sI nT,rsssrrt Corner 9TH st. and Pa .,:e.s
IL The sgPREME COURr OF TaE DIS
ne 81 day Of Norsmbsr $50.
Elias j. Pattison, plaintiff,
Az: French s.: g
GeorSe, warren, and Phoebe War
ON motion Of the plaintiff, BY Mr.. Gordon, his
their to be entered hers on or bsfose
therst rule day forty days after this day.
other wise the Cause will be "a With A. IN
cas-: .S Of default asnI 81 The Court .-,Os
HOSPITAL FOB CHILpRIH-Up1er m. care
II Of 81. yshn's Siaerhood Apply 90 the 0ISfKB
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HOSPITAL FOB CHILpREH-CpAsr thu care
charge, 1919 Pennsylvania avenue. nolO- ims
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RT WIN. l.. WALL CO., Auctioneers.
ID New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 900, 3. W. cor. Pa ave. and Sth st
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF IMPROVED REAL rs
TATE ON 1sT STREET WEST, BETWEEN
AND n STREETS, In WASHINGTON,
- By virtue of desd of trus. from A. Lloyd,
c":1 Trustee for Mary a. Mills, dated 18th Jana
Aary, 1869, recorded In Liber T aud r., NO. z,
tono IA, OF the land records Of Washington county,
Co. the undersigned as trustees: at the request Of
the parties secured thereby, will sell At public
O'Clock in front Of the premises, the south part
of Lot S. in square No 557, fronting feet ~ inches
on LIST street west and running back the whole de pb
tanning five rooms.
Terms OF Sale: One third cash. balance in and IL
morths with interest secured by deed Of trust on
the premises 800 to be paid at the time of sale.
All stamps and conveyancing at purchasers cost. IL
the terms not complied with IN Eve day the trus
tees reserve the right 70 resell the property at de
notice. WIN. r. WOODWARD, r,...
F.W. JONES. Arustees'
ocl5 eo&ds WI. WALL 90, Aucts
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
til WEDNESDAY. 9th November, same hour aud
place. BY order Trustees.
no2-d W. l.. WALL 4 CO., Aucts
~THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poned. on account OF the rain, until THURSDAY,
18th November, same hour and place. By order OF
Trustees.
no10 W. l.. WALL & co, Aucts
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10y VIM. WALL & CO ,Auctioneers
- New Marble Building,
Nos goo and goa s.W cor. Pa. ave. and 9th st.
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON STREET At Al GTIoN
On THU RSDAY AT CERNOON, November
E, 18th, commencing At A. O'Clock. will
.srll on the premises, the west Il fe It of Lot ),
IN square $50, said Lot having depth Of feet and
improved by q two story Frame House. The above
Property situated on street north, between LIST
proving ~
Terms: One third cash; balance in and II months,
notes bearing interest and secured by deed of ru It
N the property. Conveyancing, &C., at ,st OF pur
nol6 WIN. L. WALL CO., Aucts.
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TX Il. AucfIOn6erB,
~ tSuccsssors to Cooper & Latirner,)
Southwest corner Penn avenue and Ilts st.
HIGHLY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
OM TIE East SIDE OF 18th SrREET, BIZ
ITEEN AND STREETS NORTHWEST,
- On thursday AFTERNOON. Noven.
~. Der ., al 80 o'clock, in front of the prem
!ises, we hall sell the north half of Lot 7, =
Square No. 295, improved by Q nearly new thr ae-
story Brick Dwelling, improved with back building
ara all the modern improg ements con tanning Do ut
between @ and ID SITS.
This property is in locality that is rapidly i'm
proving and will be made one Of the finest streets in
Washington, a. leads directly to the Agriculture
pepartment which is one OF the most attssctve de-
partm" nts Of the government.
Terms: hall cash; balance in and IL months,
with notes bearing interest, secured by q deed OF
trust on the premises Conveyancing and STAN ps at
purchaser cost. 8 100 down at time Of sale
nol2dSds LATIMEk OLEARY. Auctrs
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- y N y hbVN u CNLE t FtFSTTUNET n
TIL FRIDAY. November oath IsSO sr-5s Il
and place. b. order II Trustee
uol5 eoti TH0S n MAGGAMAN. ku-fI
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24
THE EAST.

HoLLowELL, Me-, September 20.-Last
night painter, named Edward 5. Haswell,
killed John Latin with common jack
knife and seriously cut his own wife. Jeal-
ously was the cause.
PROVIDENCE, September 2O.-At small
fire this morning a boiler OF a steam fire en-
CINE exploded, injuring five persons, one
perhaps fatally.
AUBURN, n Y, Septe mber 20-A steam
boiler in Stalker's planning exploded this
morning completely demolshing large
brick building and badly damaging other
buildings. James Hamilton was killed.
BosToN, September 20.-Maynard's ma
chine shop, formerly Mckay & Alder's loc-
omotive works at Fast Boston, were burned
this morning. McKay's wharf and two barks
lying alongside, were nearly destroyed to-
gether with the machine shop Of George
NJ. Bind and the rigging loft of A. B. Low.
An explosion of naptha during the fire tend
ed to spread the flames The vessels burned
were the st. Cloud and Nova Scotia. The
Atlantic Company lose largely, in machinery
Total loss, Sl50,000; insured for about
half The principal losers are Maynard,
$4,000, insured so 900 Atlantic Works
Company, s35, 900. fully insured Boston
Car Wheel Company, $4,000; Mr.. VIM.
Bird, S25, goo; the two vessels about S., 900
WITH some smaller losses
Arrived, the steamer Palmyra, from Liv-
erpool.
BosToN, September 26.-Ex-poiceman
John NJ. Dunn is under arrest, charged
with concern with another party, in alter
ing three forge checks on New York banks
and obtaining $4,000 on the same from the
Second National Bank of Boston.
The Directors of the Hartford & Erie
Railroad have chosen +. A. Lane, Presid-
ent
The Universalists commenced to-day the
celebration of their centennial anniversary
at Gloucester. The officers'are: President
Governor Elect Perham, of Maine; Vice
President, Rev. DR.. Western, of Illinois
Secretary, Hon. N. Hemiup, of MINI.
CONCORD, N. H., September 20,-Cor
rected census returns show the population
OF the State at 81, ,97G, net loss Of SOS
in ten years.
Rev. DIR. Niles, the Episcopal Bishop
elect of New Hampshire will be consecrate'
on Wednesday. The President Bishop .
the Uuited States, Rev, DR.. Smith of Ken
tucky, the Lord Bishops of Quebec, Bishop
Doane of A lbany, Bissel Of Vermont, Neal
of Maine aud Williams of Connecticut an
many other clergy have also arrived.
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Erie County VS.. Warren County.

"There is not true Republican in Erie
county who does not sincerely desire the
success Of the party; there is not an honest
Republican in the County who does not de-
sire its success by honorable and fair means.
And we do not believe that there is sim
gle honest Republican in the county who
does not regret the present unfortunate
Judicial imbrogio. The success of our
ticket is jeopardized by the factious action
of few who regard the success of their
candidate Of greater importance than that
ot'tbe patty. Already the Democracy is on
the alert, ready to take advantage of the
discord ard division in our ranks. Already
1t is becoming matter of common talk among
them that the Republicans of Erie are so
thoroughly disgusted with the tricks of
Warren county politicians that they will not
only oppose Mr.. Wetmore, but also Mr..
Scofeld 1t becomes us all, therefore. to ex-
ert ourselves o the utm, 81 that the e,il effect
produced shall be countermanded, and the
party strength concentrated upon our tick
Ct"
We clip the above from the Erie Gazette,
paper protesting TO be the Republican or
gan Of Erie county. Every word of it is
true, and yet that paper reads i,self out OF
the Republican party, because it is doing
what "true Republican" ought no, to do,
supporting and trying to make S. f Wood
ruff a candidate for President Jud ge when
so far as any declaration of Mr.. Woodruff S
he is not in the field or a candidate, and
is not before the people for that Office. To
support bolter when he is before the peo-
pie as a boiling candidate is bad enough,
for 'true Republican" to do do, but to
mislead the people by declaring man to
be candidate when he is not, is tlihing
with the con6denoo of the people, and des-
troyrs the future prospects of the alleged
candidate. The success Of the "tcket
is jeopardized by the factous action of a
few who regard the success of their eau
didate Of greater Importance than that of
the party and when the Gazette said that
It was looking at its own looking glass. Let
it take its own medicine and quit saying that
S. E. Woodruff, Esq, is a candidate for
President Judge, or else tell when he was
nominated and when he accepted, and quit
indirectly supporting Hon. Sedeu Marvin
for congress.
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passed, with the exception of the last car,
threw her shawl over her head and sprang
headtormost under the car. The wheels
of which passed over her, killing her
instantly. The non-ful6llment of an en-
gagement to marry,by man residing in an
other part of the State was the cause.
James Richardson, Of Beverly, Adams
county, ILL.,, living with his father, on Sat.
arday morning complained of feeling uu-
well, and went into the parlor and shot him
self through the the head. lie was young
gentleman Of the highest respectability,
and his parents were quite wealthy.
TERRE HAUTE, September 20.-James
McNairy, an unmarried man, formerly re-
siding in Harrisburgh, Pa, but for some
! time employed on the construction train of
the indianapolis & st. Louis Railroad, was
run over aud cut to pieces by train on the
track of that road in this city last night.
The remains were found this morning, and
the indications are that he was intoxicated
and laid down on the track.
ST.. LOUIS, September 20.-A match
was MADE yesterday between Tom Allen
aud James G. Gelagher, to fight Novem-
Der lst, within fifty miles of St. Louis,
for fifteen hundred dollars. Allen stalking
one thousand dollars and Gallagher five
hundred
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The War Between Traco and Prussia

sAAs w AF s1eLWeeu race anu FruSsla'
While nothing definite is known coucern-
ing the the progress of negotiations, rumors
came from London that the prospects OF
Speedy sessations of war are regarded
brighter than during any previous days.
Lord Lyons is said to have gone to the
prussian headquarters, and Julius Favre
is to meet Bismarck with specific PROPOSE
sitions. The fastest dispatches tell us that
Lord Lyons is conducting negotiations be-
tween Favre aud Bismarck, and brief ar
misticc has been arranged.
Paris is invested by german troops, who
occupy the nights OF Villenuvo aud Bru-
noy, and cannonading commenced on the
south and southeast Of the city.
During the latter part of last week, the
French Secretary Of the Jnterer and other
members of the Republican government
with the Corps Diplomaticque removed
their offices from Paris to the city of Tours.
Three or four we'll known Paris journals
changed their place Of publication to Tours
on sunday and Monday. That city is now
the actual seat of the Government Of
the French Republic.
a correspondent telegrphs to the New
York Herald that he has had pretty fair
opportunities of judging of the tone and
tember of public opinion in France, and he
represents it as being adverse to the con,
tinuance of war. He says that the French
people are downcast; that outside of Paris
there is no military organization, DO chief
no controlling mind, no political confidence
The desire for peace is universal, but there
is verey general belief that no treaty Of
Peace will be signed until after the Ger
man army is in the military occupation o.
Paris.
A woful picture is given of the condition
of the 10000 working people at Rheims
King Williams headquarters, thrown ou
of employment by the war. They arr
starving. Their only hope is in emigra
ton. Many arc preparing to leave, an:
are looking toward the United States
Paris is represented as quiet and dull
Trouble is feared from the Red Republi
cans. They continue to placard the wall
with bills announcing a new Government
No symptoms of disturbance, however
were observable Monday evening. TIL,
Parisians arc said to be still enthusiastic
and confident. The soldiers march ou
jauntly, bravely to to encounter the over
whelming force approaching the city; ant
men exhibet chivalric determination #
fight even to death. There is a wretche'
want of dicipline in the French militar.
organization, and trouble, consequently, i
apprehended- Gazette.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Emporium had block of buildings
burned on Monday night of last week.
Louisville has loo, FOG population against
6S,0S3 in 1860.
The Cheyenne Ledger say that Chey-
enne is played out. The completion of the
Denver Pacific gave it its death blow.
1t is now thought that it will cost up
ward of So, ,00C 900 to make the necessary
improvements to the Welland canal.
When the English were good Catholics
they usually drank the Pope's health in
full glass after dinner; az bon perej
whence the word bumper.
The seashore of the State Of Maine,
following its sinuosties, is upward of 1000
miles in length, in direct line IS only 226
miles.
A lady at Green Bay, Wis, recently
gave'a baby party at her house, Sixty
baby carriages were ranged side by side i'll
the yard at one time.
One night lately, at Jefferson, Texas,
some negroes took out another, and whip
ped him severely. He said it seemed
like old times.
A negro who went to sleep on a New
York railroad track very much damaged a
hand-car which went over him. He then
resumed his slumbers'
The New York Express has discovered
that the people who rush out of public
places of amusement at improper times, and
to the annoyance of quiet audiences, are
members of the Big Horn expedition.
The cities of Binghamtou and Elmira
are rivals. The inhabitants of both places
live Interpretation that in five years hence
the latter will have population Of 10000
and the former 1900.
'Their floating drapiries and gay ribbon:
auttered in the September breeze the plu,
mage of Birds while the hum of theil
merry voices was like twittering of tEt
"songsters of the grove in early spring." il
what the Providence JounI says of the
returning shool girls.
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Vice President ColfaX,

The Brooklin Eagle published letter
from Mr.. Colfax relative to his renomina-
tion. The following is an extract:
l thank you for your good wishes in
my behalf, but l intend with this term to
close my public life absolutely. Twill then
have had eighteen years continuous service
at washington, mostly on stormy sea,
long enough for any one, and my ambition
is all grati6ed aud satisfied.
General Grant will doubtless be renom-
mated and 1 think he should be. My ar
ticles and speechs show my faith in him
aud my regard for him. But the people
will want some Eastern or Southern Vice
President and should have one.
l shall leave public life voluntarily and
without regret, and expect to go into acti' e
business. My friends here all know of this
and [ assure you it is no preteuse but re-
ality, as you will see. This is the last
campaign in which | shall participate, and
l feel as happy at prospective release from
the exactions, care, misrepresentation and
excitements of political life as the stu
dent who is about to graduate and go from
the walls in which he has been for years
free from professors and critics. When
you think it all over you will concedc
it is a wise determination.
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DEMOCRATIC JUDICIAL NoMINATIcN.-
The Democratic Judicial Convention
met at Warren on Wednesday the 2Ist,
inst. B. Grant, Esq, Of Erie, Hon. R.
Brown, of Warren, and Hon. John
G. Hall, of this county were the candida
tes before the convention. Each would
do credit to the position, and are every way
qualified fer it. Judge Brown was the
nominee, and we think that he is better
known personally throughout the district
than either of the other gentlemrn who
were candidates, he having filed the posi-
tiou for year after the death of Judge
Galbreath, and was well liked Tor the salts
factory manner with which he discharged
the duties Of the office. Both the candl-
dates for the office of President Judge
live in Warren location then cannot effect
them they are both good men for the
place, and in the ordinary course of things
one or the other of them will be the next
President Judge of the District. We have
always felt sorry that no man in Erie coun-
ty could be induced to take the position
or could consent TO be candidate, but
such being SO, we will have to put up with
what Warren county can do for us in the
way OF furnishing us with Judge. The
modesty of Eric county in not wishing botf
Judges is very commepdable. She will bc
honored we hope in the future.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-24

OLD SETTLERS GoNE.-The Fredonia
Censor of last week has rather a remarkable
Its of deaths for single week, There are
six persons, Mrs. Cornelia Stiles, aged 81,
Mrs. Cynthia NJ. Starr aged 62, Mr.. Jere
Shepard aged SO, Mrs. Elizabeth Stockton
aged 80, James Haywood aged 80, Mrs.
Eliza 4. Jackson aged so, six persons az
gregatiug 432 years.
The Censor of the 14th records the death
of Israel Lewis, aged l0l years, months
and 90 days. He came to that place about
seventy years ago.
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THEY ARE NOT A VILE
r AN CY DRINK.

Made Of p" Rum, Whiskey, Proof Spirits,
and Liquors, doctored spiccd, and
swecte % please the taste; called 'Tonics,"
"Appetizers," s'Restorers," &C., that lead the
tipper on to drunkenness and ruin, but arc q
true medicine, made from the native Roots
aud Herbs of California, free from oil Alcohol
ic Stimuants They are The Great Blood Puri.
fer and Life Giving Principle. perfect Keen
ovator and Invigorsor If the System, carry
ing Off all poisonous matter, and restoring the
blood to q healthy condition. No person can
take these Btters according TO directions, and
remain long unwell.
500 will be given for an incurable case. pro-
vided the bones not destroyed by mineral
posons or other means, and the vital organs
wasted beyo the point of repair.
For 1nhammatory and Chronic Rheumatism,
and Gout, Dyspepsia. or Indigestion. Bilious,
Remittert, and Intermittent Fevers. Diseases
cf the Blood, Liver, Kidneys, and Bladder,
these Bitters have been most successful. Such
Diseases are caused by Vitiated Blood, which
is generally produced by arrangement of the
Digestive Organs.
Cleanse the vitated Blood whenever you
find lis impnriiies bursting through the skin
in Pimples. Erupiions or Sores: cleanse it
when il is foul, and your feelings will tell you
when. Keep be hsOoa pure aud tho health Of
the system win follow.
rI,, Tape, AMI other Worms, Nurking in the
system Of so many shnTsap,is are eiectually
destroyed and removed.
In Bilious, RemittcSs, sn1 Intermittent Ee.
vers, these Btters have no equal For tul l
directions read carefully she circular around
each bottle, printed in ftrer languages-Eng-
lish, German, French and Spanish.
J. WALKER, Proprietor 81 Commerce gss,
Ny. X. II. MCDONALD 4 CO.,
Druggists, and general AgeEe, San Francisco
and Sacramento, California, and 81 s "a Com
merce ST.. n Y.
etas~ SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS 4 DEAL
ERS. 20 3m