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sr NlcHoI AS HorKI, NEw YoRK. Ang "a. ism

f4'ih> hOAhIt DIX. aug. ISIu.
Nv. A,thEr Nattans-My Dear Sir: The bottle o.
your crystal Discovery for the Hair" which |
bought IN your city some time since has given entirs
satisfaction Ii has given to my hair its origina
color to which dark brown in about
81. al Gays also soiice that young hair appears
predict lite entire success Inclosed find five delIars
Tor hall oozen bottles for some timy friends
Very truly yours, A. WFULLER
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WOOD AND COAL

w AT
REDUCED PRICES.
Tie md aIS gutd. administrators o. James g aazgD
deceased CieT az GREATLY REl UCkD PRTt'ES.
Tie large stock 4 " GOD, Oak aud Pine, and COAL
AT G STREET WHARF.
Among the Goa. az tire le-t qualities Of I.FKESS
VALLEY. RID ASH. WHITE AsH.CHEs TNUT,
FURNACE and CUMBERLAND VIII D. : "a aud
delivered IN quantities 60 suit. Terms strictly ash
Orders may le left a. q street Wharf. Riley A
shinus Office. In GeorgetOwu. b. W Kssi z sous
1918 street, er ~ tn Law OtfiCe % Jas q PaYua
$50 Louisiana avenue, near Sixth street..
SAkAH GLEASON,
JANIS PAYNE.
ianll 4 Almin-trat0rs se
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PERSONAL.

u Bale, edsy. sss rr aSS st T ca -. or h.:
ssD Fr.nri.oe concerning your brother rrssA "a
SS00 REwAED-wiil h. p.iT fc- IN, -.
SOUV or Persons who set ~ 80 "a , rot me rersoH
St, between Y and streets, sunday nisht I.st
ysns ca street. letweSp nm H ASi ,Ss
fMhsSsksnrA 7 SicHT MIHHsTEg SSoNgEGSIsd
teacher in Georgetown sud Msshibgtsn An,
Ss, sfnls T sioT@susS vi. :.
Mulberry street. Bsltimore. icoHrierI lais,H
IMPoRfAHT'-MApAN TURSER T7F--.
trt.hd asd Doo,Or.-All 10 trouble cali. suoo q
.Srt6ess sdieines.. No. 90 street D'sr The De
TUE B9IpAL- CBANBEG TssNls VOK
Alb SKIS. which interfere With MARRIAGE-wlfh
sIs eSns 81 reid ier the krrins aud Jstortuus'e.
TicS vn Ad.r'is HSwAko Sss3Si
OLD pAgBYs long stAndins IN the Medical
styed Doctors, al Of whom 60 b. false names, saf
sSes tSa ,hs, ~ dent society lie EFfkGTs
nk, THOMPSON, EsBlas Pa Sic,a-, No 221
~ nsr Jtrsek avenue, between Capitol aud BAiu-
uOn-residents COrresp oadenoe oo6hdsntis rs .Ss
1'hkFkkNCH fEnALk PILLS or DROPS viii
= be found the easiest aud most certain remedy
ularities, &C. from vhseve cause II Is on soocunt
81 this certainty that they should not De taken ~
m,carriage Is certain % be brought on oaaee iss
Bstreet ;. W, between 9th and 10Th sts. de29 In
NRs kLLIs, =. G5sai cla.Traya.i, !; neesins
with most sstis'setory results. All rhO would see
lock az the present should not fail 10 @,'snt ~.
SSssIS csTp Ssir,9ssnt Medium Terms 81 % %.
y ala icth street, shove PennsyIvsnis avenue,
he gnarantees speedy cure ot all yensr~sl ssd
s@eni should ecasds IN the Doctor a. once ne
- tne otdei ply stefan for such speciality
SSa&So 'ss .ss
the many kindred artlotion arising from habits q
shortest time possible Sspsra sSoSas To- ga,a-.ts.
d GSsE; 70 fsiossiOs oorrsspopSsOos ssss:
~ pREss MAkIsG ksfxBLisHMEST iro~
between z and streets, ana ncw : prepsreS 70
Prss..s IN the Isi.. T,sddtnS, ard RsoeptIos
Satisfaction guaranteed. nei7 nm
MADAM MooDkYs ABDOMINAL OossErs,
BsrSs s,s6y gs1e TScT&6SSSy sS:a :.
tween u and Y. - isS
he moIrsTRENCH Pow DEss. CERTITv
80. Sao,l fof Nervous Debility, seminal Ennis
scroinls, skn Disease, Syphilis, in all is force,
Baisag' G pac's ana sls--lry D,soa,fss.
Liz. d pT m = S John cops.
LEf,l24 Pa. ave. Price, - per box JysT
4 MEssAsE FROM TIE PAsr.-For sale At
- b6aIgSin; bound VOLUMES q the COLOMBIA
ShhONlCLS Tor the years ISIS and lslT, and the
FkEEMANe JOC hsaL Tor the year- ISIS and
l-ls. In good Rreservsfinn Inquire Al the couutiDg
reon Of THE EEENIkG STAB, where the voInmss
may be examined. - al
4 AIDES sUFFEGING F.on TRRrGUL.Rf
TIES, OF any CON plant PEE RIO ffair sex
should oonhde a DR.. LION, the only reliable ard
o.ftT esiasitshsf PnysiciAn for such speciality Ga
TIC city. Ladies desiring treatment caa repS-e In
him the utmost confidence.
He especially invites a call from those who haxs
be.n deceive md sviuiled 10 III many bumbues
cure Il guaranteed In 81 cases
Sergfd e T0o'is 10y Lazy P1fleH's. Osrresp0ndencs
strictly coufdf utlal. HOurs-l0 % I, q $ 20 a.
Rooms 4 Il 10Th street. above Penn avenue. feIs
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A BARGAlNl-sPANo OF CARRIAGE HORSES.
a DOUBLE LIGHT HARNESS, DOU- ~
BIZ 81 AT BAkOUCHe &c. all in IN
eord order for sale. eco. Inquire az $40 60
street, opposite Patent Office jsnct
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NATTANS CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
is Tor sale In localities By the following Drug
sisss ~ ard welsh, 18th street end Ienns. ave.
and 18th and q streets: b. Calvert Ford, los Pa
avenue; Christiani Bros.. 7th ssd M streets n W
- A. Bacon, ~ and + streets, Island; J. D. ODon,
Bridge street. 0eorRetown, and at the DEPOT "a And
y streets. Price one dollar per bottle. Give Il .
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0"CIIY REGISTERS OFFICE.
uS WASHINGTON, ID. G. Dec. 81, IsTO.
Notice IL hereby given that on MONDAY, Janr
airy I'd ls1l, will expire all licenses given by TIN
corporation Of the City OF Washington Hucksters
PavIbrOkers Bill FIsters, Butchers Of the several
markets keeTers Of Dogs, Insurance Agents, Auc
tuneers, &C, sc.
All said corporation licenses expiring on sail dat.
must be prom pity renewed.
Deposits for licenses TO this corporation are nov
by law made with the City Collector, by whhn
Certificate will be given which must be counter
signed BY the City Comptroller, and then presented
TO the City Eegister, " no will issue the license
de2a eClet JOHN r. COOK. CITY Register
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sNAIIUNAL SAVINGS BANK

1~NATIUSAL SAVINGS BANK
tS corner 18Th STREET AND NEW YORK kv
PAYS PER CENT. ON DEPOSITS,
Ostcs HOxTS y 10 4.
MANAGERS:
II. Willard, VIM. Stitch ney, Hon. Jos Casey
Lewis Clephane, p Brown. Geo. II. Plant, " G
Emery, A. Shepherd, w. ii. Philip. no7-a
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%THE ARHIVAL
The presidents Of organized associations, and All
other. who desire to participate in the proposes
Carnival, On hsccth and 2lst Of February, are re
gu. sted TO call at the Committees esdquarteTs
Room No. A. shepherd Building, No 90>x Perm.
syivaDia avenue, at any time, day evening where
all Information will be cheeriully given.
The Committee will be glad to receive any suyyAs
tons from their fellow citizens, all vf whom are re
Quested 10 CO operate.
B. order of the Executive Committee
JAZZ df GEO. >. GIDEON, General Secretary.
tsurday Heral4, Chronicle, Gazette; Daily Repub.
lean, Chronicle, Patriot
Twill RECEIyE FEW DAYSFRO
uS EPERNEY, by way Of ROTTERDAH par
.: shipment OF choicest CHAMPAGNE WINE, ia
pints and quarts
1T was bottled for me. and is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction. Price to consumers, SZ3J5
gold, quarts.
"a Il eO6t NV. BURCHELL
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fab

will be cOntinued
EVERY N i8HT
At MASONIC BALL, corner Of aud 9th Streets
Admission rs cents. jaI2 ct
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ALEXANDRIA, VA. September 10th. ls70
nv. AyfhW Nd;faHs-Sir: have great pleasure
In testify ing TO the excellence Of your Crystal Dis
eovery Tor the Hair: My beck hair is remark ably
being hereditary In eight days II resumed its mai,
IRA color Chestnut brown, coloriog ev Try hair !
and freedom from all mineral sni pois0n0us sus
stanees, q. well as its other eXcellencies 1 win
recommen nd II 70 my acQuaintauces
Very respectfully, MISS L.
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WASHINGTON. Aupnst sfh. Ign

WASHINGTON, August 9Th, 1870
NY Arthpv N1ftoss-Desr Sir: do not hesitate
20 say that your Crystal Discovery deserves TO su.
percede all other preparations claiming TO restore
the gro 9Th and color of the hair. have sed II
week now, and my hair has already resumed its nat
ural shade, and has ceased falling almost eptirely
cheenuily recommend II. respectfully,
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0TNOTICD TO PERSONS DDsIRIH0 70
w L1A1N 0HRAAH.-A special courUs Of IN.
suoe1?a ~ % gsEmsn yil be co@nenced q the
~ yANohhr IOth, lHl, By d. l.. SELKB, teacher Of
~ mnn IN the Ruoise schools. Terms for the course
" - IS,sons, ~. Applications win be received q
the VoaIege3 csrner 9Th md Streets and ct the
resdencs 81 u tsechsr, SIS l1th street. between
Private classes IN German and French can b.
ormsd q the esechsrs residence, 6 moderate
~. se2o-1y
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COLONIZATION SOCIETY

" CREOLE BALM,
uS To CV-s and Prsrsaf ths SKIN from Ctappiuy
PREPARED only by l.; q. LIZ VERT q co. sold
IN Washington by Clark Co, AZ street and Penn
syivan,a avenue, Rdsely, PepnSylvan enue, be
tween 18th aud aOth 81 eets Thompson 18th street
between street and New York avenue: Knlb
Brothers, cerner eth and y streets. In Georgetown
By Z: W CrOpley, T. A. Richie, and W. Mcleod
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-02-17
POLITICAL.


Florida has voted not to change its cap.
ital from Tallahassee to Jacksonville.
The Massachusetts House has defeated
the bill permitting the opening of the
Public Library on Sundays, by vote OF
1919 to 05.
A Little Rock, Ark, dispatch of the 7th
says the Throwing out of three Republi-
can members of the House by coalition
of Democrats, and Brooks and Hodges,
Republicans, has given the Lower House
to the Democracy. The Senate is strongly
Republican"
Both houses of the New York Legis-
lature met in joint convention on the 9Th,
and elected John Lewis and Horatio War.
ner, Democratic candidates, as Regents OF
the University. Horace Greeley and D.
w. Bristol were the Republican candidates
The lower branch of the New Jersey
Legislature, on the 8th, ratified the Fif.
teenth Amendment by vote of 81 to "a
Resolutions censuring President Grant
for interfering in elections, especially in
New York, were defeated in the Ohio
Senate on the Sth-yeas, IA; nays, II.
A Little Rock, Ark, dispatch of the 9th
says: Brooks was declared not duly
elected and ousted last night, two-thirds
of the Senators concurring. The Demo
Gratis all voted in his favor, and the result
is considered as victory tor the admins
tration over the coalition of Democrats
and Brooks and Mcdonald Republicans y
A Lincoln (Neb.) dispatch of the 9th
says: "a concurrent resolution, instruct.
ing the Attorney. General and Treasurer
of the State to demand from Governor
David Butler the immediate payment Of
the five per cent. fund, taken in violation
flaw, was passed without division. The
Legislature has adjourned till March Is, tc
give the committee to investigate
the special acts of the Governor and othel
State officers, and the Land Commission
ers, during the last three years, time tC
complete the investigation. A large mum
ber of persons are being summoned, and
lively times are anticipated"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-02-17
Winter Evenings.

These long winter evenings in the coun-
try may be made, of all pleasant times, the
most delightful to the children of any fam
lily. Try it, dear overworked mother; for
get that you are growing old, and for at
least an hour after supper, make one in
your children's amusements. Try and re-
member some games of your childhood,
and teach them how to play them Join
in their mirth, and chioe not if they grow
noisy. If you can read aloud well, read
them some pleasant sketch or story in the
last magazine or paper. Be sure they will
enter into the spirit Of it-even if it seems
to you beyond their comprehension. En-
courage them to talk to you of the trials
and pleasures. of the day at school, and
send them to bed with the happy feeling
that there is no place SO pheasant as home,
and no woman on earth like their mother.
1t takes but little to please children.
Simple pleasures are their delight, and the
greatest safeguard amid the temptations
that will beset every one of them at
school and as they 60 out into the world,
is the memory of the happy treside that
awaits them at home.
We visited, not long since, where fam
lily Of little ones, from twelve years old,
down to the wee one of three, were
hushed into silence on their seats for an
hour or two after supper, and then
marched to bed ON the tip toe, lest
"father should be annoyed while he read
in his armchair the evening paper. We
were not surprised when ten O'clock came
TO see two elder boys come In from the
street, where they had been learning les.
sons they will never forget. We did not
think II strange that they found no attrac'
tions in home like that But if music
and cheerful games and entertaining read
ing had been the order of the evening
around the fireside, they would have pre-
ferred TO stay there. Think of it, mothers
and sisters, and strive to make the winter
evenings delightful to all who dwell with
you-even if at first 1t requires some sac
rifce.-Bee-R Keepers Journal.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-02-17

presented himself and took the oath OF office.
motion to 20 Into Committee OF the Whole on the
general calendar, In order 10 take up the BILL to
repeal the income tax, was defeated. The Naval
Appropriation bill was considered In Committee
OF the Whole. The death of Mr.. Covode, OF
pennsylvania, was announced, and eulogies de-
liyered. Adjourned.
In the Senate, on the 10th, bills were re-
poried-to incorporate the Red River Valley q
Santa Fe Railroad, with an amendments House
Dill, to amend section Is of the act of July 3,
leiO, TO provide for homestead for the officers,
soldiers, seaIen and marines Of the late war, al
lowing quarter section OF government land
Inc Inc House bill making an appropriation OF S15,
OOO Ior contingent fund in the House of Repre'
sentatlves was PASSED. "A bill was introduced to
establish diplomatic mission at Berlin, upon the
same grade and emoluments with those at Paris
SlIg0O, and the Secretary of Legation at
received from the House announcing the death of
Mr.. Covode. when femarks eulogistic Of the de-
ceased were InRde and resolutions of respect
were adopted An evening session was held, and
the legislative, Executive and Judicial and the
indian Appropriation bills Were considered,
amended and ordered printed. Adjourned.
In the House, on the 10th, bills were
passed~to authorize the issue and payment by
the officers OF the Treasury, of checks under IS
that have been lost or destroyed for the enlist
ment OF 800 additional seamen in the navy for a
practice ship at Annapolis; Naval Appropriation
bill granting pensions TO the soldiers of the war
of 1912. =. Adjourned
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-02-17
lost-E. P. Loveland, John Cummings
and third person, name unknown.
PERSONAL.


James Hughes, charged with the murder
of Benjamin Nathan, at New York. has
been discharged. There was no ground
for the suspicion.
The following nominations were sent tc
the Senate on the 4th Post Masters-Rob
ert A. Cameron, Greeley, Col. Jno. s
Climmer, Salem, o. James Taylor, For
Howard, Wis, ]. NJ. Turnbull, Monmouth
Ill.
Herschel V. Johnson, of Georgia. has
been admitted to the bar of the U. S. Su
preme Court at Washington.
The following nominations were sent tc
the Senate on the 9th: George G. Stevens
Collector of Customs st Milwaukee, Wis.
Isaac H. Duval, Assessor of Internal Rev
enue for the First District of West Vir
ginia.
Mrs. Edwin Spotswood, while singing
in a choir at church parsonage near
Memphis, which was donated to the
church by her and her sister, fell dead, of
heart disease.
The following nominations were sent to
the Senate ON the 18th: M. Mabily, of
Iowa, Principal Clerk of Public Lands
James H Jayle, Register of Land Office at
East Saginaw, Mich Edmund Browning,
Register of Land Office at indianapolis.
President James B. Angel, of the Yer
mont University, has been unanimously
elected by the Board of Regents to be
President of the Michigan University, at
Ann Arbor. President Angel has ac-
cepted, and will enter upon his new duties
August 1.
The statue of Hon. James Guthrie ar
rived at Louisville from Italy, ria New
Orleans on the 9th.
The Fenian exiles received a splendid
ovation in Tammany Hall, New York city,
on the 9Th, from members of the Tam
many Society.
The Executive Committee of the Far
ragut Memorial Association has sent cir
cular to the principal cities with regard to
a suitable memorial to the late Admiral
No news, either good or bad. had been
received at Washington from the steamer
Tennessee up to the 18th. It was stated
on the 10th that the government would
dispatch steamers both from Key West
and Savannah in search Of the missing
vessel.
The following nominations. were sent to
the Senate on the 10th: Postmasters-J.
L. Bryan, Lebanon, o.. Thos. L. Reynolds,
St. Joseph, Mich. E. S. Stackpole, Deer
Lodge, Montana; Philip Lawrence, Mineral
Point, Wis; E. H. Armsley, Atlanta, III. I;
Jno. Kahl, Shelby, o.; j. F. Vaughan,
Lawrenceburg, Ind NJ G. Woodruff, Iowa
Falls, Iowa II. J. Brown, Anderson, Ind
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-02-17
DOMESTIC.

Gold closed in New York on the 10th at
l114.
The Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia has affirmed the judgment of the
lower court in the case of Caroline Brown,
colored, awarding her $500 damages for
being elected fremthe cars Of the Washing
ton, Alexandria & Georgetown Railway.
The Secretary of the Treasury has given
notice that books will be opened in March
in this country and Europe, for subsorip-
tions to the national loan under the act
authorizing the refunding of the national
debt. The proposed loan comprises three
classes of bonds-the first, $5O0,0OO,000,
payable at the pleasure Of the Govern
ment;. after ten years, bearing in
tterest at five per cent; the second,
$SOO,000000, after fifteen years, at
four and a-half per cent. the
third, $700,OOO,eO0, after thirty years, at
four per cent Principal and interest are
payable in coin; the interest is to be paid
quarterly.
Settlers have recently been driven into
Fort Kearney from the Republican River
by Indians, who stole their stock.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-02-17
DONT TELL III.

YoUR nelghbors' name,
Or your friends fair fame,
And what befell It,
In deed or word,
HOT fon may have heard.
Vet pray don't tellitl
le kept within,
This rumOred sin
May prove a bubble:
.t.I. told again
Like the thriving grain,
Twill soon grow double
fffi Instead of peace,
II strife increase,
Then try and quell Il;
-HE.- Think what you will,
Of good or I'll.
t.,. But pray don't tell it,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-02-17
Miscellaneous Reading.
LIEEs BETTER MoMENTs =


LIFE has lie moments
Of beauty and bloom, ff
n out they hang hike sweet rosea
HfIFi On the edge Of the tomb
- - " bieesings they bring us,
AS lovely as bflef.
Vhey meet us when happv.
And leave us in grief
HUGS Of the morning,
Tlnging the sky,
Come on the snnbeAma
.i q, And of with them Nv. ~
shadows Of evening
lang soft on the shore 81
- g1r parkness enwraps them.
we see them no more.
SO LIES better moments,
In brilliance appear,
Dawning In beauty.
Our Journey to cheer.
,hQHnd Us they linger,
Like shadows OF even;
'ai' WS,ld that we like them,
- Might melt into Heaven,
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-18

'' THE NATHAN MURDER.-A chicago de-
tectve named Fe!cker, claims to have discov.
cred in Illinois the murderer of Benjamin
Nathan. BE came TO New York and exhib-
tied to Chief Keso and Judge Cardozo one
of the diamond studs torn from Mr.. Nathan's
shirt bosom, and locket that belonged in the
family. The object of the visit, it appears,
was to make his little to the reward sure be-
fore he gave up the prisoner; and so conf
dent was Judge Cardozo ofthe truth of Felck-
er's statement that he gave him his check for
$500, procuring his signature 10 an agree
ment between the three parties, Kelso, Car
dozo and Felcker-relative 10 the arrest, re-
ward, &c.
So far the story is based ubon the state
mehts OF Kelso and Flecker, whose assertions
are in accord. The arrangement was, howev-
er, suddenly broken up on the eve of Flecker's
departure ior Chicago; and with regard to
the reasons ior this quarrel their stories are
contradictory. Flecker states that he discoy-
e1ed p' t to deprive him of his full share of
the reward, MT Aelso demanding that all the
detectives 10 his department have eoual
shafes; MT. helso alhrmed to Detective Wat
son few evenings ago that he made M srn,,
demand, but ded not even claim anv nortio,, rion
of the reward for himself He says he offerod
Flecher all the assistance that could be afford.
ed by the department of police, but that
Feicker left because he had some suspicious
that no protestations could delay The ne
gotiations terminated in the return of the
check TO Cardoza and Feckers departure to
Chicago, where he proposes to wait until
more satisfactory terms are offered him by
the authorities of New York.
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-18
SPECIAL NOTICES
Cnan6werable Arguments.

Established facts are silent arguments which
neither pen nor tongue can shake, and it is upon
established facts that the reputation OF Hostetters
stomach Biiters, as health-preserving elixir and
wholesome and powerful remedy, is based. When
witnesses come forward IN crowds year alter year,
and reterate the same statements in relation to the
beneficial effects of medicine upon themselves
disbelief in its efficacy is literally impossible The
credentials of this unequaed tonic and Alternative,
extending over period of nearly twenty years,
include individuals of every class, and residents of
every cline, and refer to The prevalent among
the complaints which afiict and harrass the human
family. Either a multitude of people, strangers to
each other, have annually been seized with an insane
and motiveless desire to deceive the public or
Hostette1's Bitters, for no less than fifth of
century, have been afording such reet to sufferers
from indigestion, fey and aeue biliousness general
debility and nervous disorders as co other prepara-
tion has ever impaired. To-day while the eyes OF
the reader are upon these lines. tens OF thousands
OF persons of both relying upon the Btters
as sure defence against the ailments which the res
ent season engenders, and their confidence is not
mi placed The local potions which nteres ed deal
ers sometimes endavar to foist the sick in its
stead, are every where meeting the afe that is due
to fraud and lmposture, while the demar tor the
great vegetable specific is constantly increasing.