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Ina another column W. "IS"a an account
ot the closing scrnr- Of the in'nIreclloh
in Paris. a usual in ~urh ca7es the
lr..lrr., who stirred up thu evil passions
Of the DEGRADED portion OF the population
OF the city that they might ride INTO
power upon the storm. have escaped,
and their dnrcS pay the penalty Of death
Tor the "lc:,l ,Iimr li.cy (lhr lradcrs) in
an"rraIcd.
Womcu fought luriou-ly 10y the Lille OF
the men, and when defeat approached
we've foremost u-in" kerosene and lire f"
destroy the better portions Of the city.
Accents iipm Paris differ ~ to the cN-
tent the city has suffered. Some state
it to he one third, willie others limit it 10
one fourth. Even i the latter statement
hr true the To-. i immcns.', and years Of
industry and vast expenditures Of money
will le required 10 restore the city to its
former beauty. This i not all For
the last five or siN months no labor. cX-
ccpt such Is appertained 10 military dc
Tense. has been performed by that portion
Of the population who, before the war,
obtained their livelihood 10y daily labor.
They have sub-i-ted upon charity, pri-
waite and public, Their condition now
can well b. imagined, but not fully real
lied by those of Us who find plcnty at
our doors.
- The insurgents in Paris have car
rici on Il warfare AGAINST rcliaion in gcner-
al, and As catholicism is the predominant
sect in the city, a. well as in France,
catholic bishop-, priests and Others, be-
longing to their institution, have suffered
severely by the hand Of the hrutes who
have ruled Paris for the last eight weeks.
1t has been reported, and not contradict
cd to our knowledge, that Il large nam
Der ot the class of rclieionists referred TO
have been pat to death, some, perhaps,
after the forms OF 4 trial by court mar
tial. aInl others ,llo; without this lurmali-
ty.
The catholics are Supposed 10 iayor
impcrialiSm-and are suspected OF a pur-
pose TO restore Napoleon To the throne,
and ultimately, through him. the Pope
to temporal power in Rome. However
this may be---yNcn ii all true-it affords
no Justification for murder or amy other
illc@ll aci<, aud the civilized world rep
rebate all such conduct, and always will.
There Insurgents are hruiti>h Us were
the leaders in former revolutions in
France Ihcv acknowledge no jivirr
authority or respect ANY cnde ol moral
law They desire, nor will they have. ii
they can ha thrir own master, no re-
straint upon Their passions, and nothing
nnrc tL:tn to follow the ilupuls'@ at their
corrupt AMI brutal nature. The world
would b. one vast Slol"m were all of lis
inhabitants Ike them. They have FOUGHT
for power like brute AluItitudes OF
them have also persisted like brntca The
world OUGHT To lie tbs better, that -
lnauy Of them have lett 1t.
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). ". VAN Nance, N. D.

Successfully treats all classes OF Chronic AMI a.
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ANY PERSON.

How Fish my lie taken in any qUlnttN =.
receipt Of auc. Address liON 300 Boston, VI.
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THE ANGLERS sECREf.

Horse and carriage tunI-hci. FNp'u-'- i'! u
SHAW, Alfred, Nc
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iGls.ANr SAPOi.ItSf.

Iu- Rid e lov,s md all kiud- of 10th nni t.
r moves Pain, or, see, Tar, &c, n!yt,iI witt -
lea il jury u the finest fabric. Sold hv Drl-,i-'.
Fancy Go"ds pvl!crs. FRAGRANT SNrDiIINi {
- la:clcy 81, New Nork, ii la Sale -, Chic
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ftRR ANTS
TarTant's Effervescent SETTER Aperient,

"I isT higher las. 5iiy ctrer propliut.. r.
iCInc Of The dAv stinds
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BISHOP SOULE.S LINIHENr
AGENTS READ THIS !!

4 FEW more good Agents can MAKE l,'I
selling my New RIl Road and Iunustip wy
family. Write TO T.. &. BRIDGMNS, IiaF h-4' ...
BARCLAY street, New YORK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-03

STRANGE TALE OF DIvoRCI.-A strange case
OF divorce was decided in the Circuit Court of
St Louis on Monday. In 1919, Britton A. Hill,
prominent lawyer Of st. Louis, and his wife
on q joint Petition, were divorced BY act Of the
legislature. In 1854 the lady was married to o.
Roberts Barclay, with whom she has since lived.
The property which was allowed her by the
legislature is now worth nearly q million. In
ls5s Hill married again, and during the war
MRS. Hill went to Europe, and, in consequence
OF come misconduct while there, her husband
sued for divorce. Subsequently che was re.
ported drowned, which proved false. After
ward she became attached to the household of
King Victor Emmanuel, snd some months
ago died, and Hills suit for divorce was
dismissed some time last year. The
trustees Of Mrs. Barclay, Hills first wife
brought suit to compel Samuel Simmons 10
purchase piece Of property, according to
agreement. He refused, on the ground that
the divorce granted by the legislature was
illegal, and clear title to the property could
not be given. The question was taken to the
Supreme Court, which decided against the
legisl AZURE, and to 0bviate all difficulties Hill
applied 10 the Circuit Court for q divorce from
the wife with whom he las not lived tor over
twenty years, and who has been married TO
another man tor sixteen years The decree was
granted, and under the law of the State the
childre by both marriages are made legiti-
mate, and all ends we'll. The csse il full OF
romantic details and strange circumstances.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PERRY DAVIS, PAIN KILLER

The PAIN KILLER is By universal consent al.
lowed to have won for itself reputation unsur-
pissed in the history OF medical Preparations. Its
ton Of Pain in all its various forms incident to the
hsman family and the unsolicited written and YER
bal testimony OF the masses in its favor, have been
and sre ifs own best advertisements
Inc ipgredlen-s OF the PAIN KILLER, being
plreiy NEGETABIE z, render il perfectly safe and
ensaelsus remedy taken interr ally, well ~ for
ehtarnai abpIc atl9ns, when used according to di
recuons me stain upon linen from its use Is read
ETemo.ed by washing vii h alcohol.
luis Meclclre, Justly Celebrated for the OF
any o. the ac tCns incident to the human family
has now been before the public over THIRTY YEARS,
shd mas found lis way into almost every corner o,
the world and wherever il has been used, the same
opinion is expressed o. its medical properties.
In any attack. where prompt action upon the
system is REQUIRED, the Pain Killer is invaluable.
its almost ms autaneo1s effect in Relieving PAIN is
ruly wonderful; and when usCd accoTdina 20 diTeC-
uons 10 try. 10 it's name, a PAIN hILLER.
mh3-
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~von Moltke can speak every dialect An


~Von Moltke can speak every dialect and
Language OF Europe. \
~ 1t is fashionable now to have the dancing
floors for large balls carpeted.
=, ga st. Louis German shot himself dead Oh
the grave or his wife, last week.
Unison has invested $4,000 in Chicago
VA bill before the Illinois Legislature sbol-
ishes the Grand jury system, and imposes In.
duties upon the States Attorneys.
~Many Goa consumers consider the non
Prodncnsn o. ge!a capital thint; Others reg ARD
60 Is II possible, Miss, you don't know the
names OF some of your friends ?', sob We, 4
don't know what my own may be in wear"
0Mr. Martin, Of Fort Wayne, has just mar
nee ms eiShtn WE, having been divorced FROG
q wife.
~ Thirteen daily pagers have failed in "a
francisco In the last ten yeass, after IN agsr
gate expenditure Of one million OF dollars.
~Mrs. Finch, Of Connecticut, has late
presente her husband three little daughter
"Three Of kind is high" 20 far.
~"Incinersted" Is the latest New York
reporters term for burned. A Dry good store
on the Bowery was incinerated the other day.
~ Charleston policemen are arrssting ger
tlemen who carry canes and annoy their SEMI
i've nv ear. BY striking then on the pszsneat -
- nttls piece Of peanut shell lodged in a
tttle AlcuigAnuicss Fnfoat ana Killed her. Now.
II the same hte could only befsll thoso VINO
MUNICH peanuts 1t concerts and theatres.
The Dubuque Tfmes says: "The schoal
ma'ams IN jackson county exhibit great pres-
the stove end the bulge of his pants catchss
IRE, they set him down in pail Of water
IA Terre Haute {Ind.) critic, who has
heard Nilsson, claims that her rotes lei, on
" the tender tendrils Of his hearth like the
"bubblng music Of distant waterfalls on a bed
Of crushed roses" w WV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-03

INsURRBCTIoN IN ALGBRIA.-The .SsmabhOrs
OF Marseil'es and the Gazette da MIDI state th At
serious disturbances have occurred in the Pro-
vince OF Constantine. The town of Sioux Ahras
was attacked on the 18th ult., and the follow
ing day, by large body Of Arabs. The next
day II was relieved by the arrival of q French
burnt and sacked, and twelve courses of civ
ilians have been found in the neighborhoo.,
The ironclad frigate La Prorence was despatch
ed IN haste from Algiers to Bone with reinforce
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ST. Louis Rustne.. E.servrsses

ST. LOUIS, March 2-lt Was reported some
months since that New York parties contem-
plated establishing large stock yard in tn,
vicinity, and there is now positive assurance
b. butcher and A. w. Mckee, OF New York
purchased $50 acres OF land about a mile from
East st. Louis, and will proceed Immediately
to erect the necessary buildings for a mammotl
stock yard. The improvements will be large
hotel Tor the convenience of operators IL is
designed to expend 81 coo 900 in improvements
Inc 81 LOUIS and Fort Scott Railroad Com
pany has again petitioned the ST. Louis couuty
court to submit to the people the question
whether this county shall subscribe . OOO Jog
10 the stock of that road
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Politics I'm Kansss,

ST. Louis, March The Kansas legislature
has passed bill staying the execution of per-
sons convicted Of murder until the Governor
will virtually abolish capital punishmeat.
The county committees OF the liberal and rad
ieal wings OF the republican party had a Joint
meeting this evening, at which il was decided
10 work in harmony In the future.
The Board OF Trade OF this city has lust con-
GUIDED an exciting Investigation in the case of
ID. H. Denton. Vi
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SOME OF the Jenkinses report tn at IiIy or / IL
lie, Is to be the fashionable name for yonnp Ia
DIES in New York during the coming summer
In one sense the name is appropriate to them
1t is absolutely certain that =" Solomon in an his
glory" never could have been arrayed like one
OF them. Lily has also another fitness which Is
that 1t rhymes tolerably well with silly, an ad-
jective that applies aptly to anv girl idiotie
enough to change her given name for stolen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-03

DIR. Do LEWIS, IN his new book entitled
"Our Girls" advocates the use of sun baths In
summer, saying: "One good bath in the sun.
SHINE Is worth more than many baths in water
valuable az these are" There can be no doubt
regardng the beneficial influence OF solar rays
upon the urc otbed human body but the DIFF
entity is how 10 get such bath without being
liable to the Interference of the police. Could
not ire roofs OF houses be utilized for this
purpose! With bolt on the scuttle, and =
screen on the paIapet, the "leads" might be
easIy converted into solar Long Branch.-N
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Grain Iuspectfou rr.na.

CHICAGO, March The Board OF Trade of
ths city has Justiconcluded an exciting investi-
CATION in the case Of ID. II. Denton, one Of the
members of the committee of gram inspection
be was charged with having obtained from the
chief iDspe ctor Of grain, and using, certificate.
that cargo OF Ain was oats No. 9oats when il
was mixed with one fourth of musty barley
The Inspector was dismissed several weeks am
and Mr.. Denton was dismissed from the inspec,
ton committee to-day. His resignation as d.
rector Was accepted, and a severe censure
voted by a very large meeting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-03

Poisonous CHRHsB-The symptoms nro-
duced by cheese poisoning are as follows: From
one to six hours after partaking of it purging
and vomiting commence, accompanied with in
to cholera m0rbus. The vOmited matter nos
sesses pungent cheesy smell. and with il mos,
OF the poison is removed. Ii therefore becomes
IT'S own antidote. An emetic assists in quickly
electing 1T from the stomach. After this the
SICK generally quickly recover without evil con.
sequences-N. J.. Times
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Affairs In 'FrGsc0.

SAN. FRANCISCO, March 2-The steamship
Sacramento not having arrived, the agents
have postponed the sailing Of the Panama for
Panama until Saturday.
Mining stock continue excited.
Three Tuffans broke into house near Bay
view Park and ravished Q woman and her
daughter and escaped. They cannot be identi-
fed.
D.. n. ParkmaR and wife have Instituted a
LIBEL suit against the Pacific MEDICAL y04Tno ,
claiming $50 900 damages.
Inc coroner's jury have eNonerated the con-
tractors from any blame in connection with the
railing OF wall on MInns street during the
storm on the 10th OF February, by which tour
persons were killed.
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Affairs I'm Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, OHIO, March 1.-The Weather
was exceedingly mild yesterday and to-day
IN afterno we had a regular spring Shove,
attended with thunder and lightning.
The cor eolidation Of the first and second Ohif
districts takes place on the 1st OF April.
rs rumored here to-day, that suspicious are
entertained of foul play in the case of Captair
Bury, the Government Storekeeper who was
found in q condensing tub yesterday. The inn.
precision prevails, however, that It was purely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-03

1T rs UNDERSTOOD tina. Mr.. s. p. Brown re-
osived the powerful support o. Speaker Blaine
aud Senator Hamlin to be a member Of the
Board o; Public Works. Nj. Brown is a naive
OF Maine, and the ndo -scnent Of these gentle
dent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-03

ZEN BY THE CUBAN AUTHoRIrIKs.-A strong
remonstrance has been addressed 10 the Consul
General Of the United States NJ Havana NV Mr.
lncencio Casanova, q well-known and wealthy
American ciuzen, a resident Of New York, for
alleged outrage, imprisonment and robbery on
the part, or by the copnivance OF the Spanish
authorities Al the port Of Havana. during q re-
cent visit made by him 20 that port. His pro-
tests Is to be forwarded to the department Of
State.
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BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE

This splendid Hair Dye lie the best in the world
Bsrmless, reliable instantaneous does not contain
srd nor any rltal.e poison t9 produce paralysis
bossting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had ihirfg yearS
untsrnished reputation to uphold its Integrity AZ
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown SOD
BY all Druggists. Applied at ID Bond str eet. New
York, fe5-,f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-03

CINCINNATI is going through fever OF puri-
hcation, which II is 10 be hoped will have prac-
ucal results 1t began with a denunciation o.
some body who ate apples in the reading room
Of the Y. n. e. A. Then il grew into a prohibi-
ton OF Sunday novel reading. Now il RACES in
the shape OF quarrel between the newspaper.
IN regard to the printing OF a Sunday edition
Each journals firmly convinced that the other.
are Sabbath breakers, and prints long edito-
rails TO prOve il,
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o0An Arizona paper saws that Mrs. Jennie
l.. Tracy Stafford, wife OF the Governor OF Arr
IONA, wrote letter 10 the Woman Suffrage
Convention at San Francisco, excusing herself
from attendance on account OF the baby. The
Governor and his household are unanimous on
the subject OF woman suffrage. The WOmda's
Journal prints the Information, emitting the
suggestive item sbort 4" the baby"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-03

The z. 8. SrRAMBR TALLAPoosA has gone
to Norfolk FOR repairs, the ways a. the Wash
ington navy yard being occupied by the PERI
Wrinkle, now fitting out for Capt. Halls Arctic
expedition.
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The Small P0X I'm New Rrumswa.

ST. JOHNS, n. T., March 3.-SeyeraI new
cases OF pox and two deaths are reported Com.
puisory vaccination begins to- morrow. while
the city is laid out in districts with medical ON
GERS for each several members OF the govern.
ment In the city are perfecting arrangements
further spread OF the disease.
John BOYD has RENTED TO the Lord Mavor
OF Londep $4,000, the proceeds OF concerts and
subscriptions, in aid or the destitute French,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-03
nj RS. NJ. 6. BROWN.

MRS. NJ. g. BROWN,
VI 81 Bend street, New York, is now at the
ST. JAMES HOTEL, Room No. s,
For the further introduction of her Metarhysica,
Discovery, which
KILLS THE BOOT OF ALL DISEASES
DEAFN ESS. NOISES IN THE HAD, BLIND
NEsS, BALDNESe, CATARRH,
With every disease flesh is heir to.
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MAINE PAPER reports a spiritual m arriage
asserting that at recent "circIsr a yonng
woman asked If the spirit Of her dead lover was
present, and, on being answered in the affirms-
tive. and told, moreover, that he wished 10
marry her, had Justice OF the Pesce calIs d
in, and the ceremony performed. The spiritual
and spirited bride now claims the property OF
the dead man. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-03

HORRIBLE hCRDBR OF A woNAN.-Mr Us
Van Hook was murdered by some unknown
person At her residence in jackson, Tenn, on
SUNDAY at go O. m. by blows OIL the head with
Ratchet. She had just sent her children 20
Sabbath school, and was alone in her chamber
reading. She had in her bureau drawer 500
which Is supposed 70 have been the object 81
the murder, but the assassin failed TO Ind H.
Her residence Is in the centre OF Jackson, and
persons were passing at the time.
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EA.CsmAaissfoner Of Patents Fisher
On Grt0fn,a Mr. isaaI

'CrNClNNATI, March 3 Col. Fisher, late Com
missioner Of Patents, has boen interyie y ed on
The subject Of the dismissal Of Griffin. chef oI
dranshtsman division in the Patent once. NJ
Fieher Gays he learned that Grimm b sd reoaivod
halt the salary paid the wife of one Of his snb.
Edinates. Mr.. Fisher complained against Mr.
grimm to Mr.. Duncan, the acting Commis-
sloner, who dismissed Grsndu.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvKSUR.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S47s 564.09.
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Nilsson Buying Real Esaats In she

CHICAGO, March IA special from Peoria
lots on the blum near that city, giving her check
Tor 800 on August Belmont, Of New York,
therefor She intends TO erect there an elegant
| Iench villa.
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SINCE the more general adoption Of flannel
underclOthiDg the number Of deaths 10y bron-
ebial complaints lie very much lesseped. John
Hunter 5 receipt for rearing healthy children
WAS "plenty OF milk, plenty Of sleep, and plenty
of nsDnel" ~ Aas been stated Oh reliable aG-
thority that WOODEN clothing is Q preventive OF
malaria. Flannel drawers reaching high on
the abdomen, and q long flannel shirt. so that
two layers may cover that region. are regarded
As great safeguard against cholera.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-03

FATAL RAILWAY ACcIDRNT.-J0seph A.
bridge builder, at PAenix Station, Northern
Central railway, were killed ct Haaover June
ton, Pa, last evening by gravel train backing
north.
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Il Dankrunt RatlrOax

BosroN, March 3.-Judge Shiplev. OF the
United States Circuit Court, has adiudsed the
Boston, H artford and Erie Railroad CSmnsnx
bankrupt, on the petition Of Seth Adam.
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Accidents and I.cident. n The H.st.

JIG Hubbard street, while MIR. Martin owner
OF the house, vas engaged in raising the build
ing, with the assistance Of John Smith and VIM.
Pierce, the supports suddenly gave way. and
smith ana Pierce we're crushed to jelly, being
dead before they could be reached Mr. Martin
was SO seriously injured that he can scsrcely
survive.
A violent thunder storm occurred in this CITY
this afternoon, lasting three or four hours. A
large quantity of rain fell.
to the treasury Of Hancock county, ohio. was
Yesterday arrested near Des Moinss, Iowa.
George Pendleton, q well-known citizen, and
ior Q year heavy operator on the Board OF
native Of Cleveland.
special from Lincoln, Nebraska saws spring
Is SO well advanced that the farmers are putting
in their wheat and other spring grain,
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THHsl FACTS DEMAND IMMEDIATE OOH
elDBkAIION Disease should be guarded aZanN
or II must be cured The alternatives are death or
such consequences as render life burden. Combat
order, regulate the female system, promote the ap
Petite Danish every sign Of dyspeDsia or rheuma
relieve the children OF summer omplaints All this
can onIy De done With safety certainty and prompt
ays popular opinion. endorsed by many Of the most
en,nent pn{ sclans, no essurS % OF the complete
luteIy driven them ont 81 the marked where n has
may Be had OF all druggists. oe19-tr
THURSTONS IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW.
DER the best ertlc Tor cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold by all druggists Price Is and 30 cents
JOUNEHS lhODOROUS GLOVE CLEANER
stores soiled gloves equal 20 Sold by all drug
gfss and fancy goods dealers Price, . des ~
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NOMINATIONS To-DAT-The President seut
the following nominations to the Senate TO-DAY
VIM. Story, United States Judge western =
trict Arkansas Homer L. Yanya1, Collector of
Internal Revenue for firss district OF Texas; X,
b. Mcpherson, Assessor do; Jos. Brooks, As
SCISSOR Internal Revenue second district Arkan-
sae; Sidney Cooper. Collector OF Customs dis
tr.ct Of Cape Vincent, N. q.
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MISS N. D. WILSON'S OERTIrIcATE.

To TIE PUBLIC.
For eighteen months previous to December last
mad been on the very verge OF the grave, and had
suffered more than thousands have to die, from q
1phcstion OF diseases, VIZ: Prostration Of the
entire Nervous System, Dropsy, Heart Disesss.
bronshlal CAtarrh. Dysee psta, Cnronic lnhana-
ton OF the stomach, Enlargement OF the Live,
Jsnndloe, Spinal Complaint. Failing Eyesight, Loss
OF Hail, ana subsequently and for six months tmeD
Neuralgia followed by Paralysis with almost tot ii
spS edily arrested In their progress and have been
erad1aily and efectuaiiy removed, by first destroy
ing the root, hereby disease longer exist in
the body through the agency of Mrs. Brown q WOW
DkK Full Msispby steal Discovery.
A. for me, Il will give thanks unto the Lord with
my mouth and pr aise Him before the multitude"
f4r my iest were almost gone, my steps had well
nigh slipped
Miss iison's certificate will be found at length
10 my metaphysical pamphlet strongly Endorsed
fiease send Tor IL TO the hotel. mh26t
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Fire,

CIScfNrATI, March The large cooperase
1anIfactory OF Middleton Cauow, NJ Sanbury.
near payt non, was burned to-day. Los hesyy: