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ilGottsslOnaL Owns.

hK; oLiN, le=ular graduate OF m'lcnr, con.
~ tnu's, 10 treat WIN success ns'yOI. d'niIlty
and oil dseas"s OF ether SIX Axe. with cans.
lrnce. can Do ltien upol II desiring u'r.cct CUE,
a. ith ehArse'i cal IN orin'pn costs nothing Pa
ttuhs, re lhe Doctor ~ prrSpA senl two sanlps
lol NeAeul Hsmph'rt, d'scrihin th1 diseases of IN,
slcclaly once and parior cmhrac" every convc.
81. New YORK. N - ""ni
NERVOUS DEBILITY and III COMPLAINS Of
~ tlh,l -rk cured ~ Or. EVANS, ~ Chatham sL
Manhood restored IN htt"en minutes W
nnn REWARD flr any private dA,s,p
- .VllN lhal DR. kVAHSS remedies TAI To- ar.
Apply " DIX EVANS. " Chatham 81, "
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QubIif Aotitn.

JI.ANSGEISNIE sb,a oRFIcE CiTY AL
pc;ti %,i BE- feceSed At this Scs dai = Mon
ds september II $50, for widening aud deepening the
10 Sep Rs se al mean "a low %a
40 2paEy ct material 10 be TemSyGd VII rs sDo9I
ether ~ south or East Boston al such places may
meet with the approval ~ the Engineer ~ charge aud
o. We Blard OF Haroor Commss oners OF the slate OF
The dredging Is to be conducted in accordance with
Ne plans ana general Instructions OF the Engineer In
The material to be dredgcd con OF from to feet
OF coarse sand and gravel the surface ana below this
Gos"G .SGS VII be required to faroish all the ma
Lo'gen,. Will be made monthly at the rate Of 80 per
nr.s dredeea and removed 10 the satisfaction oftn,
al, e GoSerGmeat reserve. the right to reject any
tnS n edoer mg,. be prerarel to hont. N Ne 'nm
un ,,n fH.,oun OF Tue contract lo' lh'
Proposals must he endorsed Proposals for Dredging
to uudcrsgaed AID state The rrics YER cab yard
i.r e1slng the material and dcpo'itngi in the local
hiagt forms for Proposals and Guaranty can he oh.
can te obtanSG so F6sTER II .Gc EnF a'r''
nEpARTMlgs,>TT r, or ,, rrrBLIC wORKs,
10 iiRo F0U >DEi,s Pr p9ssS. enclosed In a
sealed enyel endorsed Prop ,,a.s Tor Nsler.pipe
ce.ycd a. MS once nnti MonGiy' Aug e. at il
oCl'c., NJ, for furnishing tAls departm mt win tn
..iH,} th9u.a d CoOCOl feet cOsriron water.ppe,
.TS,n'y 'hop,ind C2o0O0I ec castron water.ppe six
five ihou,ala Gye hundred t5 500 feet cast.iron wa
"EPpe twenty 90! Inches 10 Diameter
HisstY az iest cast iron watepipc sixteen 90
o., haely go le,t csstiron waterpIpe twenty.four
Nnely 800 feet cas1'ron water ripe thirty C3O) inches
gans ioTms Of Propo,Ns speclGcqtlops and agree
az fq: s G ONCE BE- had on app eH Il e CLERK
Now Vol, An, :, Commissioner Of Pubic Works,
SEALED PROPOSALS viii he received Df tao
BuNOnue, n al
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Gtntistrp.

GOOD set oftocth. 90; teeth Nuei FOR 81 c .ts
~ All work warranted. " East an t., nrnr luH "
sJn FOR A BEAUTIFUL set Of r,nuuuou
- " gam teen, at Dr.. ftEpION'S 100 BuWrrN
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9toal NotittG

SUPREME G0u RT.T,lona L. Lin dhciM agsins
Ia pS nS Of Of f2rsgS,grs and ',s
the referee named IN sald Judgm mt, will s through
hS civ Of Ssw E1YS St on st ss
slh day Of september iso at 4 oeock noon all Nal
era &c. ~ Gats and bsnf f. as Tys
described follows that to say be- mia st point
on Ne 9r erly side Of one HundIcd and ihIrti'u
e sa.,sfy I he cs.isfy .lde Of sixth nvcas.
I6 h @ snd ana nsy ~ hfos nar ce %s
q psIp wall niciy nine 10 ieei aud eiSsen tip IN
ira aud TneH OH and one Nss"IS aaS are and
a sehrs Ie t sseeSl neaee sa,s5 ana a9s
souiheiy ana on line parallel nth six avenue (fh
ninety pus 5cet and eleven Ii se uorsn
cray SIDE OF ono Hundred aud Thrtieth d3OD street.
Hundred ana fnl-iicIh 5ota street twenty (CI fsei
Dated August Is, iS!o,
J. A. GEIssESuAIskR, Plaintiffs Attorney,
= 'Barak ,CorneL S.inacI n Cornell, Mary Kns
Ssce %s EsSs sna
Petlcy.
Ia sSs9.s IL en- aS St .s
dated dat the SIN day Q, August i,.o JANE; u cae@.a
RSptrs seSaif. sacl lGsa' y. Rsessas:
Il S at q SsS SSii ''
All ths certain lot piece OF parcel OF land with the
the Nineternth WAR; OF the city Of New York, and
bounded and described az follows; Reginning al .
20 Mt on tho nothcry side OF Ffty third street distant
seventy feet from the northvesery corner Of LeIing
nprthcry aud parallel with Lexington avenue hun
dred a. twenty.nye feet and inches thence west
cIy and parallel wish fttythrd street twenty feet;
thtuce southery ana paral Ell with Lex ng.on avenue
Pity third street ten feet thence southeriy and para
lei with Lexington aycnue one hundred feet and nVs
inches 10 the said nprthcIy side of Flftythrd street;
aud thence uasterly and along the SAID northery Inns
of tinythri street thirty feet to the sad p0nt o.
place OF be inning
Dated August Is. 1870. , - 49,, ..
JE BERRY, Plaintiffs Attorney '''''''''
SUPREME COURT, New Yofk-Abraham Hoo
- ley Jr, az ans george Stevenson aud othors-II
male 10 tn above entitled action, l. Alfred 7 Ackert
the Referee named IA slld jud sment order will sci
thtOu Ia Lawrence, OakleY& Feufy, Real Estate Auo
tlOneers. At the Exchange Salr>rpOm, No III Dt 81
1870, At ocl ck noon, all the lands ana emIses DO
srIi1ei In san Judgment order, thu Is tosay all lhh
ccItan piece paIcrl, or OF OF land, with the house
Their ou, situate ylns, anl htilg IN ne Nteanth WAd
4 the cH OF sew York bounded ami descriD ID fpE
ow VIZ neginnl AZ point on thn northcry side OF
West TWEEN f-nr street, distant n hundred an thF
ry OF sand rweay INST street and Ninth avenue
aud runring tsence ulrlh'rV aud parable with "a a
ninth avenue eighytlT feet. thence ives erly nnd
pMal' with said norhrrly side OF SAID Twenty Gl,i
Aad parallel with sad Nith avenue eIgEiy thrtr f,ei
10 the nofthefy side Of said Twenty ar-t street. and
lhChce cAstcrly auuE sad nOrthcry SIDE Of sud Iwen
~ hfst street nj ccel icet anl three inches to tue
point 81 place " ucginning.
Dated Aug, o, 1870.
ALFRED 7 ACKURT Referee
~ 49, - 9Plur street New York.
II. II nowNH Plaintiff 'to rncy.
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Esot,la.

(ARIBOO HOTEL, 2i2 Fulton st., n Y.-A
" Cheap accommodation for a downtown Duslnes,
mae per week, or monthly. by the day, o. NJ JONEo.
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alt1iral.

nR. EyANS'S OFFICE, % Chatham IS, ont
place Too spC'Iy cuit ui pty re ulsrAs = man
hood restored BY Or EYAN.S EiiNig.
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Sotltta slotit.s.

fNHE SOLDIERS and Sailors Protective Asso
claton VIII hu their regu ar meeting u night, at
o. ll3 BOwcry all those who have claims ainsl the
j. DRosNAS, President
WV FINLEY. Secretary.
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IIRIE RAII.wAy.~TRAISs LEAVE nppnrs
~ Et9qPrnt9lFouu aAhBERs 81 AND FOOT or 81
TIiIoIigH ExIRFss TRAINS LEAVE cuAu
pERS ST. hTsA M 10 Nm p ASD ~
hND Sis AND as p. H., DhitI. NV NSI5H N
t0MPASY TE 10 koW ~ f TRANiShE T1nn Wtnitp az
BTfFFAIo EnS " r1ri Nj ~ 81 M,
Vim MhuNiFItFN ~ iit E,bJl
NINu JiiRoifGu 70 t,iEvt NNn III thtu1r
sLEFPiSG C0hCi,Es Vii A. SSupofNHb1 riima
A. 81. TRAIN IRON sIfsoi irIIN NM rn RvTrh
10 THE $50 r. M =, ri, AiS 'Fi'nN NV ytnK 70
YORK nd RocuE srEn 'niiFpxiiN kHHin NEM
CINNATi AN EwIGi,kST TRkTNitFa VIA p n, wv
AT $50 p. NJ 10 D'ib'
for Port ,ieryis and Nav sim NJ and aso u A
esd st. .iiiS A. n AMI tisp NJ" n NJ aou '0' r. NJ
or Middlctuyn and Wav al s.91 y VI fj2d a, a.,
T. Ny and sundays onlv eaoN ii 1slJ - ItSp III
For Grcycouft and Way. Al .s.J 4 Al ,lid 4 81.
A M '' Wv " ~ Nu '''' D."
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SUMMER Rtsorts.

WEST END HOTEL, Long BiAnch, y IRE.
w auction IL lOar1. On and after tins the pr &c
for toad NJ this hotel Will be four dollar 80 Les day
Aug II, 1870 SYKES, GARDINER & co.
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fuI SnI, ano % X.L

HOTEL TO LEASE.-The bL..dns known n
a. Bangs ilotel, corner Canal am Elm sts. wi
lie ea'ed 10 the night party at reduced rent and the
furniture fixtures, &C. removed or sud caeap on easy
te ms Apply TO ". j. sYMS, 200 Broadway
fIW LET-1he hotel and store communicating with
Il the olympic Theatre, 62 and ca Broadway. The
store wnch Is accessible rom the inero OF the the
ate. would prove source OF great eycnue to erpc
rirnced caterer, II having bern made IN every way
suitable for refreshment saloon cafe II WI be let
IN conjunction with the hotel up stairs. For terms &c
april AZ the Olympic Theatre daily. between the hourS
d II a1dt
WANTED a nrst or second floor. brtwe en- 81 ami
w 9Th avs, and below sd at. exceed go per
month. Address y. A. W., box III. sun once
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y lNNENIORs- OF VA i'ER NtffRN. "'"
lhe Depar mcnt of Public WOrHs Clty of New YORK
Wll on aud aitci the coin of August next he nepar,
70 examine an test the Canacuy M HCuul GC, II any
Mater meter that may De Grsc "a tot or lnAt pu,.
pVee' LILLIAN ". TWEED,
Commissioners Public " vrks.
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MuuitA..-ptmxIts

A WET NURsEs can Immediately have sItua.
~ tlons or get babies to board by applying ~ Nine
gANsEN's Nurse Agency. 2ot 9th st, near Bowery
No tee.
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lhave been using your csrboc ss've for some time
In my mandatory. lnu,lns my large blowppe which
gives intense heat burned my thumb nail to the quick
One application OIL the salve gave relief Have used It
in my family for bos and other sores. and md /, the
best family salve In use. I. W. HoUcHIN.
Morrisania, N. Y,
Proprietor Gas Lighters. &C.
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OPERATORS. e. wai'cl, f,w op rlon on
WV s machincs tot N'ttt AM gtlirc sl.ts. al
h /. GAYNlR & CO.. inl nrandway.
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A TTENTION, isdle, -Yirst. cisss sewing msohine:
N Tot sale on weekly or monthly instal renb Eood
work II desired Instruction. free. WHEAT Co. ~
ist
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"Ah, poor lady, sho said, slowly. ,.Thou
che cav the bloody cross z fImarkea J. s son
and plaini" nv me
You marked III" echoed Bulwortb. tur,
ing suddeniy upon her with face Of ho,rnr
woman. what had you to do with ito, IL
II shot m" said Mary Owensol op;aux
nodding her head. "With Owens ysf 10y
shot him. Allie for life is what the so Gun
ter says-wh0 are You TO ,ct vnnr..lf ~
igaln-t the Scriptel I'm sorry for the no ap
lady, t. ough- didn't think Of her wbapn ooI
did 1t; bnt we're both widows now, the In,d
help u !" A''fu
"She's speakin' truth, said old Morrison
who bad rushed forward and caught NAL,
wrist in his firm grasp. "shes the ona 80
done i'll Look at the blood on her hands an a.
her clothes!" "nu
The above is only specimen Of thjs eyci,
ing story. The balance of FLORA FaIRFAy.
on, The CURSE OF THE CRIMSON rRnSj
will be found N No. 1913 OF the NEW Yops
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NJ wsdeaers, and will be forwarded from ~,
Office OF publication on receipt OF price. Anu
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CHAPTER III.

Sir Roy Fairfax, on leaving his wife's
drawing-room, had by no means entered
the carriage to drive across the country to
the old Mountjoy mansion. Instead of
that he had taken his way across the ter
raced lawn to secluded path which led
into misunderstanding copse of evergreens
where rustic summer.house afforded q
sort of improptu shelter from the dew and
chill
Its too early yet said Sir Roy to him
self, as he sat down and deliberately light
ed u cigar
The stable clock struck nine, ten and
eleven, as he sat there, sometimes smoking
and sometimes whistling softly to himself
When, finally he rose, and moved steadi-
ly through the quiet trees, il was nearly
midnight
Across the dewy grass past the old ivy
mantled tree, where an owl hooted dismally
as he passed-down a narrow path, Sir
Roy Fairfax walked, until he found him
self ola sudden, close to he back entrance
of small matched cottage, ON the very
verge of the pleasure grounds. All was
quite dark and silent or seemed so from
without; but when Sir Roy tapped softly at
tuh uoNI, IL optutu, ltNUlNl1H hUdNtllN
and noiselessly on it's hinges and revealed
q brightly-lighted room, with three men,
sitting or standing carelesslv around ons
of them the very Colonel Mounijoy with
whom Sir Roy had ayowed his purpose o.
dining that evening.
"At las; r. cried old Colonel Moun'joy
rs the door closed once more, behind The
new conner "Why, man, we thought you
were never coming
1T is the hour weagreed upon, Sir Roy
answered deliberately
DWELL, perhaps you may be right about
that, said the old gentleman, impatiently
"but whom man is waiting, every minute
seems like an ho8r'
Sir Roy glanced round the room, nodded
20 lis other yommdo. n tall. rather Slender
man, and spoke u word or two to the game.
keeper grizzly headed Seotehman Of fifty
or thereahuuts
you lhuk tho game viii lie we'll to-
night Morn.ou2'
Couldn't IS better Sir Roy" The man
answered vi.ha ryprJssej chncllc.
"Ihen, sir sal cid Morrison. as rei-
Their Colonc, loulay nor SIR Roy au.
swered bin, nIaps We'd better be q
moyin. Here's yoar gun nov then, p
the leit /"
lie led thn wsr plunging islo an appar
emily tg.chiass bll oi oyer,Brovn woods.
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APpLEToN's JoURNAL.--A new Novel by
JAMES DE MILE author Of ''The Dodge Club
Abroad" "Cord and Creese," etc., with the
title Ct "The LAZY Of the Ice, is commenced
in number fifty-thrae ofAPPLEToN's JOURNAL,
just ready. TIE opening chap ers have all
the yivlciiy and dash that made the authors
former novels so distinguished. Mr.. De Mile
unites humorous with stirring description
more successfully, perhaps, than sny other
American writer; he is always bright, vivid
dramatic, picturesque, and entertaining.
This number Of the JOURNAL is accompanied
by large, spirited Cartoon, called 'The De.
parture Of the Train"--a scene in the great
Chicago Railroad Depot. AprLEToN's JouR-
NAL now begins its second year; and during
lts first year, it has presented to its patrons
thirteen beautiful Steel Engrsvings, twenty
Cartoons, or large wood engraving, ofavery
superior character, printed on fine tinted
paper, and ten Art Supplemental oil which,
being given in addition to the regular sheet,
have been so many gratuites to the sutscrib'
ers. Price ten cents per number; four dollars
per year. For sale by all deslers. d. APPLE.
TON K Co., Publishers, New York.
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Nervous debility, with its gloomy attend.
ants, low spirits, depression, involuntary
emissions, loss of Semen, spermaterrbps
loss Of power, dizzy head, loss of memory
and threatened impotence and imbccility.
lind sovereign cure i'll Humphreys Homee..
pathic Specific No. twenty-elght. COMPOSED
OF the most valuable, mild and potent Cura.
tives, they strike at once at the root of the
matter, tobe up the system, arrest the dis.
charges, and impart vigor and energy, life
and vitality to the entire man. They have
cured tn, usands Of cases. Price SIS per pack.
age of five boxes and large vial OF powder.
which ~ very important IN obstinate or old
cases, or 81 per sin lie box. Sold by all drug.
gists, and sent by mail on receipt Of price.
Address Humphreys Specific Homeophstio
Medicine Co., 500 Broadway, New York.
Wholesale A9eats-Burnhams h Van Setback unrl.
burt Edsall, Chicago, Ills jerks & Gordon, ST.
Pau. Minn. Brown, Weber h Graham, st. LONG
Mo. Farraud Sheley X Co Detroit Mich
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CHAPTER III.

at is true. Sir Roy Oh, Sir Roy. tell me
if they've deceived me, or II it is real, solemn
truth 1t seems like can't believe it, be-
cause
'Is what true Woman, who are you ? and
why am disturbed in ray own study p
Sir Roy Farfaxs voice raised in anger, and
Sir Roy Fairfax's iucensed brow would have
been appalling to most people, but Mary
Owenson did not finch, standing there with
her little babe pressed close to her breast
She was a pretty, slender young woman,
rather wan and pale, but possessing certain
grace, like the uncutured birch tree OF the
woods and her dress, OF some coarse oolen
material, hal; hidden by red shawl drawn
over her head, was sngularly picturesque.
~ knew it couldn't be 30, Sir Roy" cour-
tesying tremu ously a. she spoke. "Whst's
a hare, or partridge to you, sir, as has woods
and covers full of 'em, compared to my mans
life for he'll die, sir, him rs was always Twin
in the fresh air, il you smut him up ia jail.
Ii wasn't that he meant to do any harm, sir,
but them Radical ae-hcuse meetins, sir, why
they'd lead anybody astrayl He'll be safe
not to do it again. sir--l'll pawn my word for
that"
"He ipW be safe, if there be safety in bolts
and bars :" said Sir Roy "The sentence OF
lhe law has been passed upon him-he must
abide the consequences of his own act.'
"But You'll interfere, Sir Royl" cried Mary
Oweuson, with white, startled face. "Oh,
Sir Roy, for the sake of your own bright
lady. and the bonnie babe that's coming to
glad the old Hall, don't let them take the
bread out of my mouth and this little ones!
We haven't done no i'll to the awl And the
old grandmother that nurse my lady's own
mother when she was a child You wouldn't
send old Elspeth's lin to jall all for the
rabbit or so, or maybe bird, as would never
be missed
"Mary," ssid Sir Roy, quietly, what lie the
use OF making a scene like this, and giving
mo unnecessary annoyance2 Your husband
! knew what he was doing, and he is no child
to b. left of from the consequences. Oh
course / shall not interfere"
! Mary Owsnson rushed forward with low
gaspy cry, and tell literally at Sir Roy's feet
/ threw her arms around his knees, while the
/ li.tle babe, cast recklossly from her arms,
crept over the carpet, catching at its gay
roses and cooling a. it wentl
lyon can't mean it, walled poor Mary; sit
/ isn't him YOU'RE puntshin' aloue--its me and
! the little onel You wouldn't zee us starye
/ Sir Row I'M not let 90 your feet, Sir Roy, TIL
lyUu promise, III not rise tall have it from
yuue own hpsp
Her voice gradually raised; II bad reached
an agouzed Shrek. Sir Roy pulled Che bell
rope with an angry Jerk.
"Bulwoyth, he said TO the man who an
swgrga the peal, 'let the servants come and
carry this screaming idiot away"
/ Bat Mary OWensIu was not screaming now
! Apparently the force OF her entreates had
4 exhausted her, aud she lay quiot-quiet and
mauuu)ess on an. ilIor, az the servants gent,
! s. 6gcd he ani carried her away. BlWort
/ .lm-eit came back ltcr the little child who
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The Ladies' SOrOsis Club.

of New York, recently changed Their discus.
sions from woman's suffrage to Hair prepara.
tons aud PlmpIe Banishers. They declared
that where nature had not endowed them
with beauty, it was their right-yea, their
duty-to seek it where they could. SO they
all voted that Magnolia Balm overcame Sal.
Iowness, Rough Skin and Rngmarks, and
gave to the complexion most distingue $50.
ro,ian) and marble-like appearance Changer.
GUS to men, no doubt); and that Lyons
Kathairon made the Hair grow thick soft and
awful pretty. and moreover prevented it from
turning gray. II the proprietors OF these ar.
ticles did not send the sisters an invoice,
they are not smart.
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GuIoN MAIL LINE REDUCTION OF FARE.

GUIoN MAIL LINE REDUCTION OF FARE
From New York to Queenstown, Liverpool
Londonderry, or Glasgow, $50, From Liver.
pool, Queenstown, Glasgow, or Londondal. q,
to New York, $34 Lowest rates to and from
the Continent. Parties wishing to bring ou.
their friends from the old country will do
well to secure their passage by this old and
reliable line. For particulars aud tickets
Apply to =. 81. MCCLURE 4 Co., General
Issue tickets to and from any part of Europe
to any railway station in the west Drafts on
England, Ireland and Scotland in sums Of 81
and upwards.
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In NUMBERS there 8 safety. 1t was upon
MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS was prspared. Dr..
Judson, intending to spend rtune in sd-
vertising his pills, submitted his recipeto the
revision Of the post intelligent and learned
physicians Of the age, and the result is
simple but most efficscions medicine-the
JUDsoN's MOUNTAIN HERD PILLS They puriiy
the blood, remove all distractions, cleanse
the SKI o. all pimples and blotches, and are
perfectly sure and safe in their operation.
The JUDsoN's MOUNTAIN HERE PILLS cure
Biliousness, Female Irregularities, Headache,
and many OF the disease arising from impure
blood and deranged digestion. Use the
JUDsoN's MOUNTAIN HERB Pills, and when
you have proved their virtue recommend
them to your friends. They are both sugar
coated and plain, For sale everywhere
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Royal Havana Lottery Of CUBA,

Three hundred thousand dollars in Gold
drdpn eoey17 days. Prizes cashed and in.
formation furnished. The highest rates paid
for Doubloons and all kinds Of Gold and Sill.
yer, government securities, &c. TAYLOR b
CO., Bankers, No. 16 Wall St., Y.
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lr YOU do not feel well you send for doc
tor. he calls upon you, looks wise, scrawls
some hieroglyphics upon piece OF paper
which you take to drug store and there pay
so cts. to 81 90, besides the doctors foe, for
remedy nine times out of ten not half so
good az Or. MoRsE's INDIAN Roor PILLS,
which costs but rs cts. per box. Do you
think the former tho best, becar' 70 you pay
the most for it2 II you do, we auSise yoa to
nse just rs an experiment, the hoAsts
INDIAN RooT PILLS. They are prepared from
a formula pronounced by the most learned
ply icans If our country, to be the best ana
most universal of family medicines, Ihe
MoRSE's INDIAN Roof FILLS cure Headache,
liyer Complaints, Indigestion, DYSPEPSIA,
+. male Irregularities, &c, and are put up
both sugar.oosted aud PLAIN Give them .
tria Sold bv all dealers
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