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SUlaOcATe'S COURT.
The TlIcord WHY estimeny Closed

The TiIGord Wilt estimeny Closed.
Before Surrogate Hutchlngs.
The proponents Of the will continued their testi-
mony and placed on the stand DR.. willard Parker
and Mr. William Reynolds, the gentleman who pre-
pared the disputed will and who was appointed ex-
ecutor. The latter, on his cross examination by
Edwin James, stated that he would not swear That
the deceased read the original will the draft. The
instructions and the draft were burned In (witnessD
presence before the viii was signed: he could not
give any reason for this he read the draft ana the
VIII 10 the testator; he deceased( told me to pat
the Will In the leaves OF an Old atlas on the table to
conceal IL from his wife and found him with the
VIII In his hand; VIII not say did not tell deceased
that John NJ. Tilford wanted to sell the store and
tnat his paper better than another PERSONS;
do not know whether said that mad a doubt upon
the question OF the deceased understanding
rhe will when he signed It; will not
swear positively; did not say SO to
Mr.. Lester but l don't know; don't know how
many people told that had made deceased's Will;
never made will before; l named the atesting
Witness viii not say II took ten minutes or fifteen
minutes TO sign the Will.
AT the end OF TINS witness examination counsel
stated that the evidence was closed. and Tuesday
Next at eleven O'Clock, was appointed Tor counsel
on each side to sum up.
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SvpfSlOa CoUaT-spfcAl TEAM.
Motion TO set Aside n Referees Report.
Before Judge McCunn.

MOtiOI TO set asfCe n tSCieree'S Report.
Before Judge McCunn.
George ". Mec1tJrs. Josiah III. Bdker.-Tnis was
motion TO aside the report OF referee awarding
sIs0o TO the paintifr damages for injuries sus-
tanned by being run against while In his light buggy
by cart driven by an employe OF the defendant
portion OF the investigation the referee absent
and based his report wholly on the evidence as fur
nished him by the stenographer. and therefore that
The same was trial, he should have been pres
ent to near all the testimony. IL was claimed on
from the Judgment that the same waived all lrregu-
larity. After q lengthy argument by Mr.. DenisOn
for inc motion anu Mr.. Estes In opposition the
Judge TOOK the papers, reserving his decision.
Another Closing Chapter in the Book Of
Divorces.
Charlotte Gilmore Us. charles r. GImore.-This
suit, brought for divorce on q charge OF adultery.
was commenced some two years ago. The defend.
ant 1t Will be remembered, was a sea captain, and
the alleged adultery was committed about sixteen
years ago. though,lt appears,inot coming TO the
knowledge OF the plaintiff until the commencement
OF this action The nrst referee before whom the
case was sent died, and so IL mad u be commenced
OF granting divorce, and motion was made to
confirm this report ana grant q decree or divorce,
which was complied with
Gabrte, s. Morgan Us. Justin P,Tdp. Reference
Jordan %. Beck.-Order granted.
Albert d. Fun rs. Winthrop y. Gitfn0re.-Same.
VIVA Kerr et al. ps. John Rdct01L-Same
Charles W. Moore U.s. Joseph Leorv.-Sane.
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FATAL ACCIDENT ON TIVE HUDSON Hvta RAILROAD.
PoUGnkEEPsIE. NAV 81. 1s-

PoUGHkEEPsIE, May 81, 1871.
As the first Pacific Express train on the Hudson
River Railroad was nearing Break.Neck tunnel this
morning the engineer discovered the PROSTATE form
OF a man upon the track. The train was stopped,
when 1t was ascertained that the man dead, the
body being horribly mangcd. On the clothing was
found letter dated at James Carr's crockery
store Az West Thirteenth street, New YORK, WHICH
read as foll0ws:-
Messrs. RAueE a TUwE:- :, -
GEsrLENEsWii you please send on to-norrow the four
Send the best you have ~ 70 ne pes OF tue
snort day Ever and truly yours, JAMES OAHn'
Coroner Trucsdali held IN inquest the jury re-
turning a verdict Of accidental DEATH The remains
ore still ut Cvlu Spring,
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.

Policy Dealers 10 be Arrested ON Bench
Warrants.
Before Judge Bedford.
The case OF John and Peter Mcintyre, charged
with gambling by the sale Of lottery tickets, was
called yesterday in this court, and the defendants
failing to appear, Assistant District Attorney Sull-
van moved to have their bail forfeited Judge Bed
ford Immediately placed bench warrant IN the
hands Of superintendent Keso for the arrest OF the
defendants. This Is one OF over hundred indict-
ments found against policy dealers, upon whom the
superintendent OF Police made q raid.
The City Judge discharged the jurors for the term.
thanking them for the faithful manner in which
they discharged their duties.
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Olivia and Rosa Rand have been engaged for Ford,
OF Baltimore, Tor next season.
Mr. J. Bretone, late OF Nibos Garden, has been en-
gagged for the heavies for Mrs. Conway's new thea
tire, Brooklyn.
Thomas A.. Hall, late acting manager for Ford, OF
Baltimore, goes to the walnut theatre for the
same position the next season.
Frederick Robinson sails for Europe early inTuly
In search OF novelties He Will return Ia time to
commence the season as O star,
josephine De vernier. tight rope ascenslon!st, has
been engaged for George Baieys circus aud lett this
city TO JOIN the show on the Goth ult.
Robert Mcwade closes his three weeks engage.
ment at the Museum Philadelphia, the 9th ult
and opens at the Rochester theatre ON June 10
A. d. Bradley, first Old man now travelling with
the Jane Co0mbs dramatic company, has been
gagged by that lady TO travel with her all next sea.
son with o full dramatic company.
Charles Pope, late manager OF the new opera
house, Kansas City, Mo-, has bought interest IN
the Olympic theatre, st. Louis and the Memphis
theatre, and Will manage both theatres con,unc-
ton with DR.. Spadng. Colonel I. Allston Brown
is making up the company.
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MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL NOTES.
At Home.

Collins succeeds Chanfrau at Nlblo's.
Mr. L. J. Seton, agent for Sothern, is in town.
Lucille Western appears at the olympic on Mon
day next
On Saturday night Miss Lima Edwins company
Will appear at the Brooklyn Academy In the comedy
Ot Crank"
"No Name" by wilkie Collins, dramatized by
Augustin DAILY, is the feature at the Fifth Avenue
next week.
Fred Rullman starts for Europe again this summer
to bring the Vienna Ladies' Orchestra and his mag
ni1cent concert troupe.
Miss Lima Edwin, the popular young manageress
of the theatre which bears her name, has been ten
dered complimentary benefit by some OF our lead
Ing citizens. IL Wall take place ut her theatre on
Friday evening. n
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EALQusY. EauRpsa AND SUICIDE.

CHICAGO, May 81, 1871.
Yesterday afternoon Martin Benda, aged twenty.
one snot Caiharne Neckalaw, aged twenty, infiict-
ing a mortal wound, and then shot himself, dying
Immediately, There was an engagement OF mar
rage between them. On the occasion OF the Ger
man PROCESSION on Monday Cathariue went out
driving with young man. and thus so excited mar
tins jealousy as TO lead to murder and suicide.
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John II. Pues,on u.s. n B. Observation-Disclosures or.

dered.
Wiis0n rs. Wddstcorh. -Order granted.
The B-idgf7rdter Paint ami C00r Works rs.
Jacob Pdost et aL-0rder granted.
GGh0oty US. Boft.-~Same.
Coulter Ds. Morgda.-Same.
ne south Carolina Xi,aing Company as. Samuel
Hurd 1t dl.-Same.
Margaret Bdch u.s. Samuel ". Black-MotiOn TO
set aside former order granted.
Chambers rs. DurG,sd-Order granted.
CHtftStQDhfT rS, SfQDies,- same,
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Thomas QUINN, man thirty years OF age, died
yesterday in Bellevue Hospital. On the 26tn ult.
deceased was run over by a Belt Railroad car and
death was due to the injuries received. Deceased
lived In Third avenue, near Twenty sixth street,
whittier the body was removed by permission OF
Coroner Schirmcr who will hold an inquest.
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Across the Ocean.

Mr.. Soihcrn is making arrangements TO visit
America during the OF the present or the fol-
loving year.
Mr.. George Belmorc has been engaged for the
approaching season OF English performances at the
Lyceum London.
The late NJ. Auber was an inveterate equestrian,
had fne stud OF horses, and early in the morning
was accustomed to take his daily ride.
NJ Bagier states that no engagements for the opera
in Paris even under the most favorable clrcum-
stances are thought Of for the season ls7i-72
Nine. Patti, Nine Trebelli- Bettlni, SiQnors Petrlni
Nicolini and Bossi are engaged for Moscow next
season; and Signor Bevignan is named chapel
master.
II Is already surmised that on the restoration or
order IN the French capital GounOd win be elected
In place OF the deceased Auoer, Director OF the Con-
servatoire.
Mr.. Augustus Mayhem and Mr.. Sutherland Ed.
wards have written new piece for the GLOBE, Lon.
don, called -Four Cousins.n II was produced on
Monday, May ~
new drama, entitled "fanchette. the Will OF
the Wispr has been produced successfully In Edin-
burg. Ii IL translated by Mrs. BRteman from
George Sands novel, Ella Petite Fadette.u Maggie
Mitche's Fanchon1 Its heroine was played by
Miss Isabella Bateman, sister Of the wellkn0wn
exponent Of Leah.
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An inquest was yesterday held By Coroner Schirmer
on the body OF James Breeze, who met with hor-
rble death at BucKlands soap factory, IA West
seventeenth street, where he was employed. While
under the influence OF liquor on Tuesday morning
Breeze staggered and fell Into vat Of boiling s0ap
and was scaded to death. Deceased was afty years
or are and q native Of relands
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COURT or COMMON pLsAs-spsclAl TERM.

Decisions.
BY Judge ]. F. DAILY.
FOarler us. White.-Motlon denied.
BY Judge Larremore.
Boyer rs. Tho at0n.-kOtion granted.
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COURT CALENDARS-THlS DAY.

MARINE COURT-TRIAL TERM-Part l. Held by
Judge Shea.-Nos 6le1 $780, Part 3-Held by Judge
Gross.-Nos. $685. 0572. $685., $685. 6d54 $685..
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10 viii be Of no use for Judge Bowling 20 attompe
10 punish Joe Coburn for leaving this state to en-
gage In prize fight as 1t Ia limited that that In
dividua can very easily prove he never intended TO
fight at all.
Laid out In the coId-The code amendments
Governor Hoffman gave them the code 0rdce.
Inc Steubenville tohio) Herald says IL Ii Groes-
DECK instead OF vallandigham who IL 20 be the
Moses OF the new departure OF the Ohio democracy.
Inc Boston Jouna says II Vice President CoIfax
dles ne VIII be the FIRST Vice President who has died
while in Office. contemporary reminds the Jour.
MAJ that II IL mistaken. George Clinton ElbIidgo
Gerry and William I. King all died while holding
the Office.
An exchange thinks tina; General Robert Toombs
IL ust the man TO advocate dead issues.n
The best for a lazy man Ii "a d 20 be a sine,
cure. To be taken before shaken.
The Wilmington DeL) Commercial says the New
Jersey watering places fast 1ng up-witn mos
quoes. TINS Is certainly not true OF the Latourette
House. at Bergen Point, where the season Is opening
as beautiful as q butterfly and fresh bios.
somng June rose, under the direction OF that vete-
ran Saratoga hotel expert, Colonel DICK McMichael.
IL Is asserted that an Iowa stone cutter goes into
the cemetery and carries OF all the gravestones for
Which he Is not paid. The progressive democratic
leaders ought to hire that stOnecutter. He would
be handy to have around in case the old hunkers
attempt to bury the party in the tomb Of the dead
issues or the past.
,aterpillars now worse than the Ku Knx IN
Tennessee. They carry on their depredatIons night
anG day unmasked.
The anaconda OF the democratic party-Jen DAVIS
He IS beginning to crush It within the coils Of his
late speeches.
Governor Holman has gone to Dennam0ra.
William II. Gr0esDeck, OF OniO, who IL mentioned
for the democratic Presidential nomination. stands
SIX feet in his stockings and wei proportioned. II
nominated he will do some ''tall running" Gr0es-
beck is not expected to go back on his friends.
Ex-Governor Swami, Of Maryland, Is the Webb
footed candidate for the Presidency. He ought to be
able 10 90 through the canvass swimmngly.
The Pennsylvania radicals must be getting
frightened They are trying to make ont General
McUandless, democratic candidate for state Audi
tor, who severely wounded in the battle OF the
Wilderness IN lighting Tor the Union, copperhcad.
The following sensible remark Is made by the
OHIO StateS,adn:-"With fewer taxes and more
hangIngn the Chicago papers insist that New York
city presents an example worthy Of imitation By
that tranquil village.
The Cincinnati Gdzaue calls JEFF Davis last speech
1.-The rebels last snriek.p Groan5 from the last
ditch would he better.
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KARlGe C0URT-PaaT 2.
Decisions.
u I1Auo loo onyvpc an

BY Judge Joachlmsen.
Ho0ev et al Us. Foster.-Trial by COurt-Judg-
ment for plaintiffs SSH SO and costs and twenty
i've dollars allowance.
Sch1cdrz as. Bun.-1rial by COMMISSIONER
Judgment for plantf for S152 20, with costs, and
twenty -dve dollars allowance.
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COURT or APPEALS.

ALBANY, N. Y, May 81, 1871.
The following Is the day calendar or the Court OF
Appeals Tor June mos. 1884, 1913, 1885, 2S6. 212 2J6,
272, 292.
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Politics la OHIO.

Politics la OHIO.
THE DEMoCRATIo CONVENTION TO-DAY-PROsPECTS
OF THE ''NEw DEPARTURE"
The Dayton (Ohio) Herdld in reference to the
complaints Of their length urged against the Mont
goery county resolutions, says II the party adopts
the ideas in State convention, which assemblies to-
day. June j, nobody anticipates or desires that the
argument shall 60 with it, "Hence," adds the
Herald Drevity is not only possible but desirable
at Columbus. And not only brevity but directness
ana courage"
Senator Carl Schurz has written letter to the
Secretary OF the Central Republican Association or
Ohio-the boilers from the administration -end0rs-
ing the new departure" He SAYS
The movement you have organized In Ohio Is an
excellent one-lust what Is needed In times IKE
these. Your organization ought to spread Oil over
the country, anu shall oe most HAPPY 10 contripue
whatever can towards that emu.
Says the Cincinnati Enquirer, democratic organ:-
the Commercial speaks Of the nomination OF Hon.
William allen, Ii he should be selected Tor G0vernor,
bringing up the study OF .ahcIent history" Mr.:
Allen IL u gentleman sixty-nve years old, hale aud
hearty as ne was ut forty we 90 not think tnat III
leading men OF the country to-day are sixty and
upward.
THE NEW DEPARTURE" RECOGNIZED.
The Enquirer Of the Both ut says 1t is pretty gen
orally understood that majority OF the delegates to
State Convention, chosen in TINS city last night,
are favorable to "the new departure"
RESOLUTIONS.
At the meeting In Springfield township the follow.
ing unanimously adopted
Resolved That the Dc Of Springfield t,cSwnshp
constitution pledge themselves general amnesty
IN closely free trade possible, and
and economical administration OF government
The meeting In the Thirteenth ward. Cincinnati,
was large and enthusiastic. The following was
unanimously adopted
Resolved That the democracy of the Thirteenth ward.
fully what ID known Montgomery resolutions,
and that delegate be- and hereby instructed support
the the state Convention platform the DEM
ocrac the state OF Ohio the coming for
anu other State oicers
Fist Gun Of the Campaign In Pennsylvania
Democratic suecess in HARRISBURG.
HARRISBURG, May 81, 1871.
special election was held in this place to-day to
fill vacancy In the City Council caused BY the re-
moval OF s. w. Myers from the Seventh WARD.
James X. Fitzgerald, democrat, elected by
eleven majority. This Is gain, rs Myers was =
republican.
Fitzgerald made the ninth resolution OF the demo-
cratic platform, endorsing the constitutional amend
ments, the Issue, and was elected on II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-01

TAMES w. n ALLS, son & co.
Dealers i'm in H'a HARDWVARE. 81 'G1UjTLERY,
Carpenters Tools, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Door
and Window Frames, Brackets, Mouldings,
Balustcrs, Of different patterns, and Newell
Posts. A large stock of French and American
Glass, double and single thick, of all Sizes
Paints, Oils, Varnishes Paint and White Wash
Brushes, Lewis Pure White Lead and other
Machine Oil. Also, Lime, of superior quality,
Cement, Calcined Plaster, Pitch and Felt for
Roofing, &c. A large stock of Pugh's cclcbra-
ted Car Augcrs, and other articles found in first
class Builders Furnishing establishments.
All orders for Lumber Brick and all kinds
of building Material, promptly attended to.
Terms cash. feb lift
RoBT. JAMESON. 4. NJ. CLARKE.
JAMESON & CLARKE,
ALEXANDRIA
PLANING MILLS, SASH, DOOR s. BLIND
Nos 27 and % North Water street
DRESSED FLOORING AND WHITE PINE
LUMBER
jan = JOHN r. LAWBDLN, Supt.
PIsHIELL s. HooGE,
VIRGINIA SASH DOOR AND BLIND
FACTORY AND PLANNING MILL,
Alexandria, Virginia.
Sashes, Doors, Blinds, Frames, Mouldnga,
Brackets, Newels Baustcrs, and
MantlepiCccs
constantly on hand at the Factory. Call and
examine stock and prices. ap8-tt
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T AIDES LASTING BOOTS.
IL A large stock, with a great variety Of new
styles, beautiful and very cheap, at
WADDEY'S. Il King street.
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r AIDES BUTTON BOOTS.
- A fine stock; French Kid, English Last
ing French Cloth, Kid Foxed and Russia
Leather, and other new styles, which cannot be
surpassed for beauty durability and cheapness, ut
WADDEY'S, a King street
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T AIDES NEWPORT TIES.
IL Juniatta and Olverine, for street, new and
handsome, at
WADDEY'S, "a Kirg street.
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+ AIDES HOUSE SHOES.
~ Large stock and great variety, suitable for
old ladies, at WADDEY'S, "A King street
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Job Printing Office.

WYE WOULD respectfully announce to our
w friends and the public that we have pur-
chased the Office owned by the late Wilnm
Steuart, on the CORNER OF PRINCE AND
WATER STREETS, opposite the Citizens Nj
tional Bank. We have also added some Of the
LATEST STYLES OF TYPE, &c, making
the office complete in all its appointments, and
arc now prepnred, on the shortest notice, to do
all !;inds of JOB PRINTING, at the most rca-
sonuble rates, guaranteeing to give satisfaction
in every particular BY close attention to busi-
ness and promptness, we hope to please all VINO
will ntrust their orders with us.
iv 24-2aw2w HOUGU & CO.
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MISSES LASTING BOOTS,
In In every style, quality and price, at
WADDEY'S, "A King street.
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CHILDREN'S FANCY COLORED BOOTS
~ A splendid stock, new colors, new styles,
handsome, durable and very cheap. ut
WADDEY'S, "a King street.
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DRUGS .H.N.D CHEMICALS.

/, The symptoms Of Liver
Complaint are uneasiness
and pain in the side. Some
times the pain is in the
shoulder, and is mistaken
for rheumatism. Tho stom-
ach is effected with loss OF
appetite and sickness, bowels
in general costive, some
*times alternating with lax
d with pain, and dull, heavy
sensation, considerable loss
of memory, accompanied
with painful sensation Of hay
ing left undone something
which ought to have been
done. Often complaining or
weakness, debility and low
x.r;r;tc Somptimps many Cl
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MASSES FANCY COLORED BOOTS,
uI In new styles and colors a great variety,
handsome and cheap Misses Broadway and
Toilet Slippers, at
WADDEY'S, "a King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-01

CHILDREN'S SCHOOL AND WALKING
" BOOTS.
A large stock and great variety of styles, at
very reduced prices, at
WADDEY'S, r. King street.
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MISSES WALKING AND SCHOOL
M BOOTS
A large stock, in every style and quality /;
prices low; at
WADDEY'S, "A King street.
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T AIDES WALKING BOOTS.
- A splendid stock, at very low prices, at
WADDEY'S, "A King street.
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INFANTS BOOTS AND SLIPPERS
i A fine stock, in every color, style and quail
ty, at very reasonable prices.
WADDEY'S, a King street
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T AIDES PAILoR AND TOILET SLIP

Ladies French Kid Broadway, Ladies Last
ing Broadway, Turkey Morocco Broadway
French Kid Toilet Cashmere Toilet, Lasting
Toilet, Serge and Carpet Slippers in every style
and quality, at WADDEY'S, "A King street.
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MARRIAGE.

Reflect that II sound mind and body are tue
most necessary requisites to promote connubial
lmpplncs<, Indeed, without those the journey
through life becomes Il weary pilgrimage, tho
prospcct hourly darkcns to tho view the mind
bccolncs shadowcd with dcapair, and filled with
the melancholy reflection that the happiness OF
another is blightcd with our own.
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CRYSTAL DISCOVERY:

1T affords me much pleasure to bear testlmo-
ny as to the efficacy of your Crystal Discovery
81 severe fever peculiar to the country. On my
recovering, patch of hair on the left side Of my
head became perfectly white, without at all nj
tccting the remainder TO romove this unslghty
appearance, l had recourse to various prcparu-
tions, both in Europe and in this, country but
they all had one great defect-they dyed the
hair black Now, with your Crystal Discovery,
l can get the desired shade-the natural color Of
my hair being dark brown. | consider your
Discovery the best preparation know Of
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DIR. SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR,

4 preparation Of roots and herbs, Warranted to
LIE strictly vegetable, and can do no injury to
any one.
It has been used by hundreds, and known for
the last 40 years us one of the most reliable, ct-
cacous and harmless preparations ever offered
to the suffering. 1ftaken regularly and persis-
lrntlv, it is sure to cure
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PROFESSIONAL.

II H. HE11PLER, PRA C4ICAL OPII-
Ill. TIAN OFFERS EXTRA IND UCE-
AfENTS no THOSEIN WANTOFOPTlCAA
GOODS &C.
4 BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE GOLD
SPECTA Gle FOR 81; LIGHTER FRAMES
S5 Sc 4 VERY FINE GOLD NOSE GLASS
TOR SG5O: OTHER QUALITIES FOR s.
AND Sc. PRICES RED UCED on Az
GOODS NO GOODS SAfLSREPRESEN1'E
AND ONE PRICE ONLY No. 453 Pcnnsyl-
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WASHINGTON, ~ lS--Gm
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DIR. JOHNSTON

Physician Of this celebrated institution, has dis
covered the most Certain, Speedy, Pleasant and
Etcctuul Remedy in the world for all
nISEASES OF IMDRuDENCE
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the above symptoms attend the disease, and u
o:hcr times very few of them; but the liver Il
generally the organ most involved, Cure TIT
/ iyrr with