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Run AWAY.

A party of energetic political aspirants,
consisting of Messrs. Morris, Cohen and
Richards, somewhat elevated by their en-
thusiasm and bad whiskey, visited the
meeting at the Battery Wednesday, in a
conveyance belonging to W. ii McGlll.
On their return being somewhat cbfuscat-
cd by their patriotic feelings and more
sad whiskcy-they run up against the
lamp post in front of Capt. c. o: Bou-
telle's residence and made wreck Of
horse, buggy and themselves. CoKeu
had his eye knocked out and received
such contusions on the head that may
prove serious. The others no doubt
think that patriotism ana politicallsm
to coin word, based d" vile whiskey OF
Port Royal standard and commercial. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1874-08-20
The Tax Uuions.

In Abbeville one subordinate tax union
has been organized and steps have been
taken tocomplcte the organization OF a
county union.
In Aiken three subordinate tax unions
have been formed.
In Anderson FIVE subordinate tax unions
have been organized.
In Barnwell, upions have been organ
lied in tine townships. The county union
was organized on the Sd instant. !.
In Beaufort three subordinate unions
have been organized.
In Charleston seven subordinate unions
have been organized. :.
In CoIeton three subordinates paia
Port Royal standard and commercial. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1874-08-20
A FISH Story-Found in a Shark.

A strange story is going the rounds OF
the press, ola hermetically sealed metallic
box said to be recognized as southern
confederate despatch box, made to be
destroyed or thrown overheard, if in dan
ger of capture, having been found in a
shark captured recently bya native OF
South Carolina. This box is said to have
contained secret dispatches and money
certificates of the defunct confederacy,
valued to the amount of 100000, the
amount said to be realized by the fortu-
nate fisherman. A veritable fish story.
We deyoutly hope that some editorial
friend will catch a similar fish, with just
such contents, and present to us. Wewill
net oaer the slightest objections.
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Hardeeyille.

4 large and interesting mestihg was
held in this place on the 10th; One Of
the most orderly and enthusiastic ever
convened. Addresses were made by Hon. j.
D.uglas Robertson, Hon. Thomas Ham
ilton, DR.. Paul Pritchard, John e. Walls
and the irrepressible Bradley, A. A. A.
W. Muckenfuss was Unanimously elected
delegate to the county convention. It is
reported that all are cordially in favor o.
Hon. Robert Smalls for congress and d.
H. Chamberlain for Governor
Port Royal standard and commercial. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1874-08-20
Religious.

There will be services next Sunday in
the following churches at the usual hours.
Episcopal Church-Rev. DR.. Walker.
Tabernacle Baptist Church-ReV. MIR.
Bytheycod, pastor.
Baptist Church-Rev. Mr.. Jones, OF,
ficiatirg.
African Baptist Church Mr..
Waddell.
. Methodist Church-aRev. Mr.. Harris
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TAE PORT RoYAL
STANDARD and COMMERCIAL
J. Q. TAoMPson,
Hdisox and Business Manager.
Beaufort. 8. D., August 10, 1874.

S9 The following speeches by the
well known and esteemed public mepn,
Senator Patterson and General Worth
ington were delivered last evening after
going to press. By working all night we
have the pleasure Of presenting them to
our readers early this morning in sup
plement. They are the finest speeches OF
the opened campaign. .-ED.
Port Royal standard and commercial. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1874-08-20

After several years NV reAecktion, Il
have come TO che konklusion that the
three most difikult ttidgs III life are--lst.
Canyiii an arm full NV live eels up 4
steep hill without spillm sa eel. ID,
Aktin as q raferee at a dog-fght without
getting mad 3D. lsditin' 4 newspaper.
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NoTICE
OFFICE or THE coUNTY coMMIssIt

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
n, BEAUFosrr. s. C. August, 1st 1ss4
T,HEANNUAL EEETING OF THE BoARD
VII be held on Tuesday, September, LIST, 1874
An psjssns having biis against thes County are
required ~ law 30 deposit the sAsae with the Clerk
of the Board,un or before the first dak of Septem-
Be sud;tes 4 sss* sfiauai -. :. -.
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any at all make a bad investment, especi-
ally when aAheavy bill for damages is
added.
THE MAN OF METZ.
How he Gave His Guards the Slip

LONDON, August 12.-The following
interesting particulars of the escape o
Marshal Bazaine from his prison on thu
Isle of St Maguerite have been received
The apartments occupied by Marshal Ba
zaine opened upon a terrace, which was
built upon a lofty and precipitous cliff
| overhatiging the sea. A sentry was pos
ted on the terrace, with orders to watch
the prisoners every movement. SUI day
evening the Marshal walked upon the
terrace with Col Villete, his aid-de-camp.
At 10 o'clock he retired, as usual appar.
emily to sleep but before daybreak he had
effected his escape. He must have
crossed the terrace in the dead Of night
and eluding the sentinel. gained the
edge Of the precipice, thence by means
of knotted rope, he descended to the sea.
He evidently slipped during the descent
and tore his hands, as rope was found
stained with blood in several places. I'm
der the cliff was hired boat, where Ba-
zaine's wife and cousin received him as
he reached the water, and, Madame La
Merechale taking the oars herself rowed
directly to strange steamer which had
been lying off the island since the pre-
vious evening. They reached the vessel
in safety, we're taken on board, and, the
steamer then put to sea. It, is thought
that they landed at Genoa, as the stea-
mer proceeded in that direction The
first news Of the affair came to Grasse,
the nearest place on the coast, and the
magistrates of the town Immediately sent
officers in every direction te search for the
fugitive. There was great commotion in
Marseles when the facts became known,
and an investigation was opened. Col.
Villette, who was walking with the Mar
shall on the evening ofhis escape, was dis
covered there and imprisoned. The COM
mandant of the Fort Of St Maguerite was
placed under arrest and General LEVEL
was gone to the island to investigate af-
airs.
PARIS, August l2-It has been ascer
tanned that the plan for Marshal Bazaine 4
escape from Marguerite was arranged SIX
months ago. 1t was entirely the work
of Madame Bazaine. The Marshal re-
fused at first to fly, but finally, owing to
his failure to obtain some notifications
of his sentence, yielded. He sailed from
the island id the steam yacht Baron Re.
casole, belonging to an Italian company.
He refused to employ French vessel.
He was accompanied in his fight by. his
wife and brother His place Of refuge i
not known. Some persons say he is in
Spain. The dUhestics at the fort where
the Marshal Vas imprisoned have been
| sEsssss,
n@rWe call the attention @ those in
need of CONTEMPORARIES, that Mrs. Odel
has just received from New York q large
supply of fine French candies. Call and
NJ. -
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SCHOOL. FOR BOYS.

MFR. r. B. FULLER, WILL OPEN A PRI4
nA vATE school at the Beaufort College ON Nom
day August Sd, to close October 10th. Tuition in
advance.
For. Boys over 1osears Of age 90
1Fcr Boys under 10 years of age ..... 8 60
Port Royal standard and commercial. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1874-08-20

a9- Upon careful estimate, Beau
fort has twenty grain elevators; the grain
however, is elevated in a liquid form and
to the heads of spectators therein.
Port Royal standard and commercial. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1874-08-20
FOR SALE.

.rTHE STORE HOUSE AND Lot OF MRS. M. i
j Webb, situated In the town Of Branson. =
< JEFF WARREN,
aug 16-tf Bfdnson S. g.
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Aug. 9Th , l2t.
STATE OF, SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY or
BEAUF0RT,-TRlALJ JUSTICECoURT
NJ, B. Trevttt, IS. WIN. II. Alden. u.

NIB. Trevttt, vs. VIM. H. Alden, Jr.,
To the DesadaM abors named
You are hereby SUNNI oned and required 10 answer
the complaint in this action herewith annexed md
serve copy Of your anws on the subscriber 1t his
Office in fhe town OF Re,ufort s. c.. within twenty
days after the service oil this summons on you ex-
elusive Of tbcday Of service. II you fail to answer
tSee ss .ac Tue p,aln.E WIN
dollars and fifty cents, together Niiii
NIB TREvETT.
Plaintiff.
Beasfort, 6. c., Julh TO- fS7L
Take notice that the complaint in this action vas
filed In the Office of Ridley K Careton Trial Jus-l
tice II Beaufort in and for said County, In said
State On the 10th day OF July 1874.
N. B. TREyETT
aug6 &C.
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nNrWe call the attention f those in
need of coufectio1aries, that Mrs. Odell
has just received from New York a large
supply of fine French candies Call and
see them.
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-13
CLARENDON HOTEL
Notice of Altering and estae-
fishing the Grade Of Streets.

NOTICE is hereby given in pursuance of
~ Sec. and 3, Article T. of the Amended
City Charterof Los Angeles City, OF the inten-
tion of the Common Council 10 alter and es-
Fort street, from Sd 10 4th street; 4th street
from Fort street to Hill street; Hill street
from 4th to Q h street; 9th street, fr m Hill
grade as surveyed by VIM. Moore an ap-
proved by the Common Council, August I3,
1874 Any person. or persons oblectins 20 said
proposed establishment of grade, mu, { pre-
sent their protest to the Council, within 20
days from this date, september 8 h, lST4
This notice Is given by order of the Com
mon Council at its session Of sent 81, 1874
NJ. KRfMER,
Clerk of the Common Council OF Los
Angeles City. sep5-l0ds
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-13

The BAZAAR Is now giving l2 yards Best
American Prints for 81. Also, six yards a.
French and American prints for 81. AT the
corner Of Main ana Requena streets, oppo-
Sito the U. =, HOteI, Me ~ 81,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-13
BUSINESS CARDS.
j. G. ALLEN,

DOOT AND SHOENIAKER, CON-
- mercial street, opposite Hellman, Haas
Il Co.'s. Repairing promptly and neatly
done. mrI2-ly-M
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-13
X. D. WISE. M. b.,

RADUATE OF JEFFERSON
~ Medical College, Philadelphia. Office
ia Ian Franco Building, Main street. Office
hours, from to 1919 A. NJ, and from ~ to
r. NJ. s A SM .1 Il Z. = = 3 lfFf w
Obstetrics 8 Diseases of Women Specially.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-13
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DR,sHORBS s

Can be consulted at his residence. Alameda
street, near the Depot. special attention
given to rheumatism, Erysipelas, Cancers,
Tumors, &c. These latter affections treated
successfully, by aperfectly safe process, with
out either incislon or burning and nearly pain
less. au925tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-13
DR.. M. s. JONES,

>,~r, INoRMERLY OF ST. LOUIS, MO-,
k0A II has located in Los Angeles wh ere
E4$7sS. he will give hts special attention to
diseases OF the Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat. I'D. -
OFFICE Spring St., opposite Temple Block.
feb25tf-9
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-13

Everybody is wondering why the BAZAAR
is selling their goods SO cheap. The reason is
they must clear out their Spring and Sum-
mer goods to make room for the immense
stock OF Fall and Winter goods which they
VIII soon receive. g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-02
The FOrgeries ON the District Com
trOfler's office

The account OF the forgeries on the Off "a of
tie Controller Of the District, first published in
yesterdays STAR, was the subject of much dis
cussion last nj ght, and the hope was generally
expressed that no more time would be lost be-
fore bringing the guilty persons TO Justice. We
are informed to-day on good authority that
discoveries Of eight more fo-geries have been
made on which certificates for pay due fremen
have been issued from the Controllers Office
eight certificates for enc months pay each and
that the forgeries some Of them, a. Ieast) have
been committed since the detectives have been
working MP the case. How many more there
may be no one knows. There are several
Otner singular features OF these transac-
mons Which need explanation. In soma
OF these eight'cases, the men whose names
were forged hEd previously drawn their
own Certificates, so that duplicates must
10" Dc out-tke true and the false.
1hen, again. while there was 10 money to nav
hremen or policemen, and they could get Moth
ing out certificates, IL has been ascertAined that
III many cases where these certificates were sold
81 heavy discount, warrants we're drawn to
lay the holders OF them a few DAYS after thew
came into their possession. Il was tins the
lOrgeries we're discovered. Some Of the certlf-
Gates Issued on forged orders were paid one
~ tuo days after they were issued, while the
employees themselves could get no money. nor
their groceTs and business men, who had taken
certificates in the regular course OF trade There
e naturally much talk among the erapIoyss
who have had no money nor certificates for
thirteen months, at this seeming favOriug of
certain brokers, which We trust the officers con-
cerned viii be able 70 satisfactorily explain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-02
Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page
WASHINGTON CITY;
IHURsDAY......... 2, 1874
The Star by Nail.

Persons leaving tie city for the summer. or
any portion of 1t, may have The STAR sent to
their address for such time as they desire, at
the rate Of fifty cents per month. Orders, &C
companied by the money, should be sent to the
business Office or the paper.
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MEDICAL, 10.

MEDICAL, 10.
CQSFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ADVICE old
" ". DAEBf has greater facilities than ever for
corner AZ st. and Pa av. Only one charge for the
case, advice and medicine included. Isl-lm~
A GENCY FOB UNIVERSITY MEDICINES
"A has REMOVED to JOS. W. NAlRE'S, cor.
OF pennsylvania avenue and 9Th street. Almauacs
Tree. je22 3nT
Nh. jam WILSON,
~ A:thorouRnIy experienced and scientific Mid.
wife and Ladies' Physician
Geoles attended to Ct their residence st any hour
night or day, or pleasant rooms and the bsst OF
tendance at the Doctors private residence, ll6 q
street northwest between lss and 81 SITS. MARI -ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-02

The attempt to levy blsckmail upon Hon.
Fernando Wood, noted in our local columns,
calls to mind q similar attempt by man and
woman 10 force money from Lord Palmerston
during his premiership years ago. Lord Pal
merston very promptly handed the blackmail-
ers over 20 the police, Is Mr.. Weed has done in
this case.
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LOST AND FOUND.

E-Auditor'S Certificate No. 4l3l, dat ID
~ December II. ISIS, Of the Board Il Pubic
NoIE :, Issued 10 Timber q Grost for 2iS2 g. fer
wGIk dene On Columbia road was hypOthecated for
To- ne this day. Said ceriiiCs j. m,ssiag, and
the DILlc II heEeDy warned against any transfer or
rptCLase thereof, rs the undersigned will apply for
cup4lcsie OF the same. HINDER { GROAT.
Wash NGToS, b. o., July :, 1874 jy2 81
tOLD syhRF RIEG, Roman Mosaic Dove in
~ whi'e and blue, bIes, "a oy the Pore Ia Rome,
was lest July l't PIeate return 20 Star Cfice aud
accept re~ai and tEa-ss. JyI2
1 est Ok MISLAIn-S,gotisOls NUTE, dated
II June 3th, for eIsAt hundred and SIXTY % 100
d. lsis, drawn by J. 4. Far'.el and payable at
BanklUg S"use CT Lewis Johnson Go. Payment
tas Teen stopped. J. &. SMpOr, Americ "A
II ,use. iyl 81
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EEMALI DISEASES OF al kinds treated. De.
u scribe case ana enclose -; sdvioe and medi.
cine win be sent. Address Mu, Dr. THONPeOU.
He. SIS Worth l1th etreet. PhiladelDhia. ian1-ly'
MRs. II. ]. rRENOH, OF PHILADELPHIA,
and Test sdium, hes located Ct 1913 New YorS
avenue. once hours-le .. N. 70 D.1. Engags-
nents can be made for evenings. ielt-H
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TAMIATON hUUSN,
CoRNER 14IH AND z STREETS.

HANDSOME ICONS, en- suite or single, with
FIRST CLASS BOARD. je29-6tr
PLEASANT SOUTH FRONT FURNISHED
Il ROOMS WITH BOARD. In vGry pleasant
ard healthy locality. Northeast corner Massschu-
setts Avenue and 10th street northwest. Jell-4wr
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BOARDING.
I cry FLGASAET FURNISHED OF US.
' EURNisBED ROOMS, front and hsck, with
TABI X BOABD, near Poet Office, soy 4 -. Jy2 81
HosKDIEG-Go d BOARD ami acccmm0d. alton
- tor two or three gentlemen, mechanics pre-
frTec,l at 1ol2 street. South W ashin gton, IT,
EOR BENT, WITH BOARO-One large cool
roomi neatly furnished: gas, water, ard bath
room, on 20 moor; No. % ID street southe asst. II
pioCk 1rom Capitol. Jb2 St"
C9OD BOARD AND PLEASANT ROOMS, or
~ part OF Furnished House, in a most d-si -abie,
healthy neighborhoOd, can be obtained by applying
at No ~ Fayette street, GeOrgetown; street cara
pass the corner below. iy2-sLS
A LIMITED NUMBER OF PERSONS CAN
"A be accommodated with Good BOARD AMI
Pleasant Rooms at INKS. CHAS. HARVEY's,
Badensburg. je3O-3,-
R0ARD.-Good COUNTY, BOARD can be had
- about four miles from the city; on the line of
the Metropolitan Branch Railroad INQUIRE on the
premises, TERRA COTTA,"D G. jeSO ST
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PERSONAL.

MI II. PRINCE WOULD RESPECTFULLY
4'I inform the public that he has sold out his
business TO Mr ID. JACOBS, OF Charleston, b. @ #, a
Gentleman long and fayOrably known to that com
niuniiy. Any one having claims an have the same
settled by calling at his private residence, S33 w
YORK avenue, between the hours of 10 a m. and
IA from now until the Is Of July. je25-lw
MI ADhAE ILoRENOE, ths CELEBRATED C7aSypey
Iva 6at Is neQualed in testing the past, present
snc future OF life, in causing speedy marriages,
trlnging the separated together, and pointing out
the sure way OF success in life. In matters of busi
ness nor advice Is invaluable. She gives universal
sstisIacticn; none ever regret Consulting her. Sat
lsiacuon given or no pay. Gan be consulted at her
Parlors, No. l16 o street northwest. nar7-4m'
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CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES, CARRIAGEs.-
~ On hand large variety OF fashion R6D2I
atle Family Carriages Of every descrip: 49,
ton az reasonable prices. Also, several -
second and Top Buggies and Pony Pkatons for
sale cheap to close out.
ROBT. II. GRAHAM,
Repository and Factory 4l0-414 sth street. bet.
and y, northwest. jeSc-Ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-02

TOO iste-the GrGPhte picture Of''Mr. Eugene
BALE, ihe new Postmaster General
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1874. FOURTH OF JULY. 1874.
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH
KEEP 1T UP.
ION'T LET PATRIOTISM DIE OUT !
GET YOUR FIREWORKS AT
SILVER SERG'S
ROCKETS, from cents up.
ROMAN CANDLE rs, from cents up.
BkNGOLAS, from cents Up.
VERTICAL WHEELS.
FLOWER PO7S
MINES, all sizes, Is cents up.
TRIANGLES, all varieties.
PIN WHEELS, GRASSROPPERS clue
LIG HTS, FIRECRACKERS, TORPEDOES
CANNON CRACKER, PAPER CAP Pts.
7OLS, TOY CANNON, FLAGS, CHINESE
LANTERNS, TORPEDOES, &c, SCAT
SILVERBER
s12 sEyENTH STRICT,
MAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
az rAE TRADE SUPPLIED. yltr
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%wAR DEPARTMENT.,
Wy SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsUryGTp~ ID a Iutv l. LA

81.
wAsHISsToS, d. o., July 1, liza.
ADVERTISEMENT.
c,i An srT1y MsSeh Bosrd vii meet at New foss
dates for admission into the Medical STAT Of the o.
Applications for permission 70 appear before these
Boards should be addressed TO the Secretary OF
Trough the Surgeon General, q. 8. Army.
The application must be in the hand writing OF
dent age, and date and rIace Of birth Candidates
mUst be bet seen Il and D years OF and grsdu-
pete course Of ednc stienHeyidence Of which
must be omitted to the Board.
Te.iim9nials as TO character and qualification,
Ifthe applicant has been in the medical service OF
the limit q age may be extended subject 70 the de-
cision Of the Secretary Of War each special
Of persons undergoing exsmiostisn, ss it Is an in
disPeLsib!e prerequisite to appointment:
D,tih.t.us1 Surgeon GeS; n; al G. s. Army.
TOFFIOE OF THE METROPOLITAN
Wy BAILRoAD COMPANY,
Netc fOrk GtenWs and l7th street,
WASHINGTON, July !, 1874.
Notice is hereby given that the directors of this
.bsr5 on the capital stock, payable at this office
from and after this day.
VIM. W. MOORE, seerstsry. 0' Jyi:G
W. iaiLoBs and oEofHikRs. would rsspect.
,gy a fiorT INV P,goPi5 Thar and the IgSc that on
6asipess will close at p Sstnrdays excepted
Until GEL nter l5th. A. FANS Co,
GEORGE O. HENNING,
ifSO-3t liable BROTHERS.
%sPECIAL INSTRUCTION IN PENMAN
HrS ehIP, bOOKEEPISG and CORRESPOND
EhCE. morning and evening, during the summer
st-eets. Also, PRIVATE LESSONS, during these
months only. jei-f
fPOswEeo, DEEP BOOK
KENTUCKY Blue LICK WATERS.
full surply inst received at
mILBUhE'S MINERAL WATER DEPOT,
1929 Pennsylvania avenue,
msyl5 h Near WlIlards,
Wy Corner 9th and streets.
The rooms are open from q. H. to 10 .. N, =, with
Tree rsadlpg rooms; all the Dslss and most import
ant Magazines.
A Circulating Library, containing all classes Of
Daily Meetings at I7:IS, 6 and p. m. m.yI4tr
hFPEHICKS INDIAN HAIR RESTORER
Wy has never been known 10 fail. 1t frees the
scalp nom DsRdruf, restores Gray ii air TO its
tIrsl COLOR renders II sOft and piable, the
Hair from falling ont, and rsproduces 1t when gone,
Il isthe finest Hair Dresser known. Fer sale BY all
Drussists yl3-fy
FsOHENCKs MANDRAKE PILLs.-These
W. pills are composed exclusively Of vegensbls
the Csc Of mercury do not leave any Of its inurisus
effects. The act directly upon the liver and are a
valuable remedy In Gil cases of arrangement result
Ing from disordered state Of that organ, Liver
Complaint, Bilious Disorders, Indigestion, Sick
the free use Of schenck's Mandrake Pills For sale
by all nrugGtsts and Dealers. m1-tr
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HAVANA LOTTERY.
H Drawings every II days commencing Jan 8, 1874
7S2 Prizes amounting to............... $50 600
iVtNU
- ZoUuU
.No Oi.ss..-..
z Prizes OF $1,000 ch..-.....-....... 10000
" Prizes Of 6 ] 200 each................ 10000
ey Prizes OF $50 esch.................. 1850
t55 Prizes of 800 each. ................. l96 so
OlrculaTs with full information sent FRKz. Tick.
ets Tor sale and prizes esshed by p. o. DEVLIa,
New York. dec23.t thsIy
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ROgER rS0N,

ekR. ROBERTSON,
- Sl6 10TH STREEY, NzAR Pa. AVENUE,
From long experience In both hospital Gcd
private practice. will guarantee cure In ell Bis
ssses OF the Urinary Organs, Gonorrhea, elect,
stricture, s. phiIis, and SperUatcrrhoa. Gases OF
Gonorrhea recently contracted cured IA sto5days.
syphilis In al Its stages quickly cured, and the poi
son entirely ersdioeted from the system without the
use OF mercury. spsrmatorrbes, brought on BY
excuses and abuse In youth causing loss of memory
inpotepcY, nervous irrttability, symptoms of con.
sumption, Indigestion pslpitstion Of the hear.
forebsdings. selsdistrust, &C., speedily cured by
newly discovered remedies. DR.. r., located for
many years ct 10 8. Eufsw street, Baltimore, ND
has consented, after many solicitations By hisW
hingtoh patrons, to open permanent of1ce In thai
city, where he may be consulted every VI ednesdny
ana Saturday in each week, from m. to D. m.