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THE ARLINGTON ESTATE.-In the United
States circuit court to-day a motion was
made on behalf Of Frederick Kaufin and
others, the present occupants of the Airing
ton estate, for removal of the ejecCment
suit brought against them by Gen. q. w. G..
Lee, from the circuit court of Alexandria
county TO the circuit court OF the United
States for the eastern district of Virginia
Judge Hughes granted the petition, and q
writ of certiorari was ordered To be issued.
RFMARKABLE NEGETATIOS-Quite a re-
meIkable specimen of vegetatatiOn is to be
seen at the American coal wharf. II is a
stalk of corn about three feet high, which is
growing on top of solid pile of coal ten OIL
filteen feet above the ground. The stalk is
growing rapidly, having only made its ap-
pearance within four or five days past
IGCzPlte 9Th.
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CATARRH.-The breath is always tainted
and sometimes is so revoltingly offensive as
TO render the sufferer an object OF disgust to
himself, as well as TO others. Doctor Hartley
may be consulted at his residence, I32 10th
street northwest, as usual. His great rem
edy for catarrh may now be had of the fol-
lowing druggists, at the small price of dol
lar: {. II. NOurse & Co., st. Cloud drug
and IN strat san Ea, avenue
streets; Hickling, sol Pennsylvania avenue;
Whiteside Il Walton, 1921 Pennsylvania
avenue; Stone. 9TH and o streets; Cropley
corner Sd and High streets, Georgetown;
Haileck, 9Th and IL streets northeast; Wine
burger Bro, corner III and Sd streets south
west; Eel & Han, CHS 9Th street; A. III. De
Mol & Son, Sth and + streets southeast.
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MEXICAN EXCITEMENT OVER TIE Or
DERs TO GEN. ORD. The British mail
steamer has arrived al Havana from Vera
Cruz, and brings intelligence from the City
OF Mexico that the order 10 Gen. ORR 10 cross
the Rio Grande has been misunderstood by
the press, which has made bitter attacks on
The American government. The official
Journal charges the United States govern
IneHt with the violation OF treaties and inter
rat iOnal law, alleging that the Rio Graude
movement is a pretext for territorial agsrau-
dlZement or for forcing LOredo upon the
Mexican people. These at acks have called
forth memorandum from Minister Foster,
which is addressed to the government and
the foreign IeprCs 7ntativeS. i'm which he
states that the Instructions TO Gen. Ord were
misinteTpreted by the Mexican government:
therefore the declaration made by the MeXi-
can minister Of war is unwarraniCi in Off
ciaIly asserting that the instructions to Gen.
Ord were in cOntraventiOn of treaties be-
tween Mexico and the United States.
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Weather indications To-day.
LOCAL " T. W S
COndeusS u Locals
See advertisements OF flags lost.

See advertisement OF flags lost.
From J. &. Parker We have the New YORK
papers in advance of the mails.
Street lamps will be lighted at Ks p. M
and extiDguished at 3 a. IN.
See advertisement Of Frank j. TibbettS, Of
The Palace Market, corner OF 18th street and
New York avenue.
Yesterday morning Il chickens were stolen
from W. r. Hubant's yard, corner of Ith and
n streets northwest.
The carpets i'm the halls OF the White House
have been removed and mating or oil cloth
has taken their place for the summer.
Mr. r. Il Howard, the former proprietor OF
the Howard House." OF this city, has just
taken the steamer for England, to look after
n valuable estate in London, TO which he has
fallen heir.
In the early part of the week a number OF
the members of the Uniformed Patriarchs
(Encampment branch I. q. o. F. waited on
Mr.. Edward Dunn. the commander, and III
behalf OF the membership Mr.. j. L. Civ IN
presented him with fine silver ice pitc ner
a. a token OF appreciation for his serv ices.
The pitcher bears the fnscT ption "Pres ented
u Edward Dunn by the Uniformed Patri-
archs. IO.OF., Washington, DC, July .
lS7T.H
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WHILE several heTef ofcra very prom iucn
eastern and foreign insurance companies
have lately exhibited a perceptible wea kness
and falling of, il is gratifying To re ord the
reverse OF our popular horne company-th
FirCmen's Ins. Co. of Washington and
Georget OWN, ID. C., (Ofiice over Bank OF
WsShinston,) Judging by their published
balance sheet in our columns. BY their tu-
dicious ard cheap plan OF insuring real es-
tate and personal property, good manage
merit by their well known and reliable di-
rectoYs, and efficient officers, and a we'll
tthe last instance being the fire at Willett Il
Libbey's, the loss, $3.50, being promptly
paid by the company the following week.
they are deserving OF increasing patronage.
ms. Reg. I
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To Ladies and Gentlemen,

To Ladies and Gentlemen.
We wish to call attention to A. Fischor's
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establish
ment, No. 500 e street, near 9Th street. BY
promptly adopting the latest Improvements,
whether OF American or European invention,
he is enabled to do his work In manner not
TO be equaled by those not possessing these
facilities. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies
and Gents Suits are, in fact, the cheapest In
Give him a calI-9O6 q street. Punctuality
guaranteed.
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OLD
r A 8 III I O N e ID

Square Bar Soap is the most economical to U.S.
Pressing and wrapping Of no possible benefit &,
eoap, but are done to make IL look attractive and
salable. PROCTOR CANDLES OLEINE SOAP
10 made of SaSonufsd Red Osl, the best material
known for producing hard, serviceab,e and effsc-
tive Soap Its cut in pound bars, Of convenient
and economical shape, and nos wrapped. The style
In which this Soap 10 cut and packed saves ell USE
less expense, enabling 20 sell Q superior Soar AT
MUCH Lkss PER POUND than you are nov paying
Tor an inferior article. Every bar Of the genuine
stamped "PROCTOR GAMBLE-CYNCIN.
where, SebaotthSySm
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PROF. PERABEAU SUES FATHER WHITE.
Yesterday, Justice j. T. X. Plant heard the
case of Prof. Perabeau against Rev. DIR. G. /.
White, pastor of ST. Matthew's (CathOlicl
church, for Sl9.24, which he claims to be due
him for services performed as organist at
that church. DR.. Perabeau has been notified
that his services would be no longer required
after June nth, but he claims that his con-
tract was for year. and be claims pay for
Two Sundays in which he held himself in
readiness 10 render his services. The defend
att claims that the conduct of plaintiff in
playing out of time and tune on the night o.
June lIth especially, was such az Ia justify
an abroeation of the contract. The case was
continued to Monday.
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ENCOURAGE HOME ENTERPRISE !-NelU
SHIRT FACTORY We make the best shirts for
the least money, and employ the worthy
working women of our own city. Call and
see our samples. Mudd & Curry, northeast
cor. 9Th and q OPP. Patent Office. 7I,eo3
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MAKE NO MISTAKE.-In DOoieTs Yeast
PO,Utier you get the best article of the kind in
the world. The cans are always full wei ght,
the article itself the purest and strongest pos
sible, so that smaller quantity than usual
suffices. Do you want your baking always
Perfect? Don't fail then to use Do0ley'S Yeast
IL,irdDr-
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KILLED IN BED BY MISUNDERSTANDING
the Thunder storm was at its height in Brook
Ign, last night, Lightning struck the residence
OF Mr. Edgar L.. Morrison. on Douglass St
near Schenectady ave. The fluid appeared
10 enter by the chimney. 1t tore the plaster
ing from the walls and ceiling, and killed
Benjamin F. Morrison, who was in bed at
the time. Mr.. Morrison, who had been suf-
fering from consumption for several months
past, was twenty six years OF age. The other
inmates Of the domicile were uninjured.-lN
y. UOT(d, 9Th.
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THE BOATMEE'S STRIKE.-NO boats were
cleared al the canal collectors Office yester-
day, and othiHg cOuld be learned here az To
'thc situation" great number OF boats
remain at Sir Johns Run, and the boatmen
have leased "a hfty-acre pasture for fifteen
days, turned their mules into it, and an
nounce their intention of holding out for that
length Of time at least. Reliable bOatmen
who arrived here yesterday state that there
is no blockade" strictly speaking: that
there is q passage open between the boats
and that 10 resistance is made to boats pass
ing either way Cumberland N,e,rs 9Th
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ALL NERVOUS, exhausting, and painful
diseases speedily yield TO the curative indu-
ences of Pulvermacher's Electric Belts and
Bands. They are safe, simple, and effective,
and can be easily applied by the patient.
Book, with particulars, free. Address Pull
NY. 6,lSd&k1y
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AN EDITOR HORsEwHIPPFD-Col Dan
lei Dechhart, editor OF the Border express
AWHILE, Va, was yesterday horsewhipped
by A. Il. Whitfield, prominent citizen of
that city, Oh account OF an article published
by bechhart about an unfortunate difficulty
In which a younger brother of Whitfield was
Implicated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-07

Ladies. who contemplate purchasing "A new
travelling outfit, should before buying call
aud see the splendid assortment of Trunks
and Satchels, at moderate prices, at Lewis,
$50 9Th street, between and h.
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THE WIFE'S STATEMENT.

Mr.. STEVENS: ~ ~ 100
DedT SiT-. feel must say a few words about TIA.
fEGETiNE- TIE physiciaLs said had 50 many cgu
pisin,, they Gid not know what 20 give me- They
salc had bad humor and had the kidney com
plant the nycr complaint, my heart " a. verv weak
a:d noh think there IS any W n, su ercd more
was no uee for me to take medicine could NOS live
,hronsh the month OF May. truly think the VtGE.
~ mas saved ms lie; and my neighDors say Al
the NEGETINE has really sccOmp3 i.hed a wonIerTui
cure IN nay case, and tell every one whom 4 met
IL IS me best meo iciBe in the world.
Yours, very thankfully.
MRS, j. l.. BUTLER,
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VIEWPOINTS WEALTHY BELLES-NeW-
port has among her summer guests both the
richest single and the richest married lady
IN the countrv-the former, Miss Wolfe, O!
New York, who is taxed for $1,000. 900, and
the latter. the wife of Professor Ganwell. OF
Brown University. and daughter OF the late
MIR. Ives, of Providence
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HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERs--there is
nothing equal to the enjoyment experienced
specific Its mild tone, its sure and vigorous
action upon a disOrdered stomach, and the
cleansing of the entire human body, recon-
mend IL TO the whole community as a re-
liable friend. eO&k
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-07

THE renowned sRetort gas stoves" ovens
broilers. and iat iron heaters, all sizes, at
Hamilton's, Y. NJ. C.. A. Building, 9th and
u streets 75eO6
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DO Nor STUrEFY your Baby with Opium or Mr.
phia mixtures, but use DR. Balls Baby Syrup,
which IL always safe AID reliable and never disap
points. IS cents, II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-07

LAWNS IN great variety, white ground.
with black, blue, brown, Lavender AMI pink
figure, black grenadines, in plain, plaid,
striped and fancy mesh, new parasols a
Cost, at Carter's, 7O3 Market Space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-07

PRICES Jewelry Store received some
beautiful styles in Roman. coral ONYX lei
and Lake George diamond jewelry In plate
and gold, from one to twenty dollars: the
pest NIFTY cent eye glass in the city; Az Penn
sylyania ayenue.-Adrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-07

:" JEw AND GENTLE" is the title OF re.
cent sermon by Hev. Henry Ward Beecher
Shlen Will be published In full in the Sun
don Gozetfe Tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-07

IMMENSE REDUCTIOS-To make room for
fall dry goods, wet cottors, new lawns new
percalcs cheap, black alPacss cheap. black
cashmere cheap. plaid Swiss Or.9rdies
cheap; Towson's, Pennsylvania avenue near
9Th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-07

Sullivan. Of Washington, -. c., reported a.
the Central office Yesterday that he had been
robbed Of three 81 O0O bills while at the IRE
mont House in this city. Detectives Dunn
and RadfOrd, who were detailed to investi-
gate the matter, learned that Sullivan had
been on "Spree' since his arrival in this
city seversldays ago, and could not give any
definite account of the manner in which he
lost the money. The case is stu under in
vestigation.-lN y. Void, 6fh.
The question hereabOct is who is Sullivan
and what was he a judge of.
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a,.sALI,MokE AND OHIO RAILRoAD-Ad-
oinonal train to Point Of Rocrs an5 -ay
STATIONS See schedule in another column.
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VEGETINE,
RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

MR. ii. 3. STEVENS -
Dtdr Sr Il Will most cheerfuily add my testi-
mehy 70 inc great number you nave alrsa dy re-
SslVeo IN favor OF your great and good medicine
NEGEIiSE Tor do not think enough can be said In
us praise Tor was troubled - years with that
orr aofu disease, Catarrh, and had such bad
ing spcis that ~ would seem though could never
preathe any more, and vEGETINE has cured me- and
GO eel TO thank God all the lime hat there is so
COCO medlclne as NEGETINE, aad / also think n
one OF the beet medicines for coughs and weak-sint
ing 60 at the stomach, aud advise everybody 10
thke me NEGEIINE, Tor can assure them that il j.
one OF The best medicines that ever was
~ x, MRS. l.. GORE,
Cor Magazine ard Walnut sts., Cambridge Mas
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Il HUSBANDS STATEMENT OF THE
GREAT SUFFERING OF HIS WIFE.

HARwIcH, MASS, Sept. ~, ISIS.
Dear Str-I feel 1t ny duty to say word in praise
on hEGkfINE My wife has been trosb. ed with a
bad humor for several years, which she inbaritej
IRON her parents We have tried several physicians
al. great many diferent kinds of medicine with
but little benefit. She SO nuca egnaciafed thar
we hsd almost DIES paired of her being any bet
YET. nearing OF the NEGETINE we0esolyei to try
once more and she commenced using IL last Nsrcb
and has been improving in health ever since. From
loi pounds she has advanced to lbs pounds haying
gained 81 pounds in seven months. and il now shls
10 De about her work; In short, she believes that
NEGETlNE has been the means of saving her l,f.
and q az che cannot say too much in its praise III
pleases you 10 make use of this statement Won are
AT hberfy To do She has taken m cen BOTTLE. ana
Is stIil using it, and safely recommend il AS a
great blood purifier. Your. respectfully,
JOSEPH L. BUTLER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-07

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued 10
Geo VIM. Green and Rachel Ann Wayne:
Jas. A. Ginnaty and Mary L. Walsh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-07

IN ORDER to make alterations IN their
store, Connolly's Will positively sell every
article al and below cost. In this sweepiny
sale will be included their magnificent sfOcS
OF black and colorCd silks. SO do not fan to
secure a bargain before il is too late,
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WHAT is ACCOMPLISHED BY
" E G E T IN e.

VIC TINE will renew the blood, give tone 10 the
restore the liver to proper action slim
ulste the kidneys SO u enable them TO perform the
functions deNolylng upon them. carry off the putrid
humors, reg uate the bowels and restore the whole
system to working order. This is precisely what
NKGETlNE does, and this is the exact way through
wflch II has accompli. he'd many wonderful cures
deuce: "
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DOES your headache? Lodilles Headache
Specific cures almost instantly, Price SOC. t
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ThE HYGEIA HOTEL,
MEDICAL. &c.

vi EDltAL, DC.
.SATIsFACTION"-A positive cure; AZ per bot.
oue PTegsred sccardiag q the original formula
by Dr. DARBY At l,s "a street, corner PennsyI-
yanla syenue. Combinations free. jy7-lns
GJS REWARD - pR. BROTHERS. TNvIG-
SSOOEATlNS CORDIAL fails 20 cure any case
OF sen.lhal EeskGess, los. Of power or impotence
Sase and laboratory Dos street south opposite
lie. RiCokps EssENUE OF LIFE restores
~ manhood ard the yigor of youth % the most
shattered constitution in four weeks from hateyer
cause s.ns arising FailEre in e'ssiss ss per case
y v9sTs p ssls sss9t DR. JOS JACQUES gai-
A MEXICAN SOFT CAPSULE cor Metallic
MAUGEB. New York myf IN
nR: LION: The old@f EstAbIished and oaiy Re-
s.ted TUESDAY ana sssar s a.
No. 923 sth street W. from 10 O'Clock. All
denoe, sO2 v Lombard St, Bsliimore spii-sn.
he. A. 9; TRANsEAU, sfter more Ioan twenty
- yeas Hospital ana Private practice, treats csli
diseases " w ;ss A." "a
letter. Private Offices, No; III 7th street north
II HOSPITAL. Practice limited 20 Privats and
Ccnfdential Diseases. DIR. Clege msy be Consulted
III iSoss diseases d the Ssnsr.i1e orssS., vnioh
tend 70 snbitfer lf. and shorten its durst m in
q youth. spsssi.s s:lsn,iSn given % female sS%.
Tr,dssies in . d& Bsitinsss sH'a asaisig
MANHOOD RESTORED.
Fl: ,5 he g.a, e ss%iS:,
on by indlscratl0hs OF excuses. Any Drugeise Las
the Ingredients. Addre@ n.xrnsov mn
oct7 eoly SO Sss-au street, New York.
CPECIAL NOTICs-pr MORRISON can De
- eopsulied every "Wednesday and Saturday a; his
Office. O2l street. between 9TH and 10Th, from 60
3 D. m. all diseases of the Urinary 0rgsns ana
Nervous Diseases viz: Organic and Seminal Weak
nese, Neryeu- Debility. Imp tency. Premature De-
cay, Nervous Trembling. PalpitatiOn Of the Heart,
Dimress II cht cidcnc-s, Indigestion, &C, &c,
all resulting from abuses IN youth. excuses In msn
hood aud early indi-cretione Conorrhes, strcturos
aud Syphilis quickly cured DIT. X; is native Of
Baltimore. with Il ears experience IN scectA pfac
tice, endorsed By the Iesdne ply u ais etys
Persons IN need Of medical treatment for any OF the
above diseases viii fad 81 20 their interest 20 call
upon him. DO will insure honorable and SCIENTIFIC
treatment. and acre guarantees IN every case he
undertakes. viii refer his patrons 20 any Of the
leading p ysiciens Of Baltimore and show Ictterv Of
teeffponials from me Gall address above,
or 20 n South kufsw street. Baltimore. narD-ly
"A ETHICAL LIN BIS mads any pattern dsa1ro1;
"A Also. BYBe nd NOeBe. Repairfng, DC,
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BUILDING PERMITS issued by the inspac-
Tor of buildings: ID. b. Croft construct Ave
two story brick dwellings, TIN, between A
and streets northeasI ell 900. EyeIina
Green, repair two story frame dwelling
and store, 18th, between y and Il streets
northeast; SEQ.
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FIRE INsURANCE.-Wewo would advise every
one 10 insure their property, and would fur
ther advise every one before insuring To con-
suit The rates and the working OF the Mu-
tlal Protection Fire Insurance Company" of
the District, whose Office is al 1903 PeBAsyl-
Nssla avenue. The following list of names
OF the managers gives every guarantee of an
eInclent aud successful mana cement, viz:
Messrs George Taylor, William Ballantyne,
John T. Hsrkness, William j. Sibley. John
Charles II. Peck and James II. SaYille.
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PRINTING CONTRACT AwARDED.-BidS
Were opened at II O'Clock to day at the
Franklin school building, in presence of Su-
perintendent Wilson, Secretary John III.
Brooks and the bidders, for printing the an
nual school report for the year 1871. The bids
were as follows: Gibson Il Brothers, II 81
Per thousand ems, with extras for proof read
ing &c; McGill X Mcqueen, Al 80 per thou
sand ems, and IL. Beresford, S1.35 per thou
sand ems. The bids were referred to the
District Commissioners, who have AWARDED
the work Ia Mr. Beresford, the cost OF which
is estimated to be about 81 200.
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THE TRUSTEES of All Souls (Unitarian)
Church, elected at a meeting held at Willard
Hall on the ith of June, (at which "a reli-
sious society or congregation for the purpose
OF religious worship in accordance with the
principles held by Unitarian Christians"
was formed y have filed certificate of incor-
ro-ation. The trustees named are: L. Il.
I.ibbey, l.. II. PelouZe and w. F. Wallace
until second Sunday after Easter. 1873; w.
c. Murdock, r. 4. Bacon and j. Fl. Baxter
tin 1879; III. A. willard. George b. Clark
and W. p. Dunw cody until 1850.
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EASE BALL CAUSES THE Loss OF AN
Akh-A colored bog named Pinkney, while
play Ing base ball In the northern section OF
The city last Monday, threw a ball with snch
force that he broke his arm Yestanlav
modification having set in, amputation was
IesoItsd TO, the operation being performed by
Dr. Elliott and others.
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SCHooLEY'S MOUNTAIN SUMNER
~ RESORT,
VIII Jpen for guests JU le I'D Al moderate rates.
Large grounds, ample shade, resident a 4
physician. ~0
Send for Circular. G4
rayz3 I'm schao.sys M,an,ain. M
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-03-08

For many years We have made two medicines
suited 10 the aliiirnis ot a vast Class of FULLER
ers. Thousands OF cures have teen made 10y
them, aud, IN fact, the wort failure could not
bs coupled VII them. But within the Iast
two years counts sfeits If eur medicines have
sprung up, dangerous in their eiese Imitation
IL Our Trade ia Ts. 10 secure this peopts We
placed upon zach genuine lax OF Holloway !
Ointment the fac smile the signature ~
our agent, Mr. JOS. Hay lock. To counieff+it
Is felony. We shall rr-lentl.ssy pursue any
one rho initiates this with tie utmost vigor OF
OF The law. We most EARNESTLY leg hat tue
great mass of tie American people Will all "
In our task Of bringing these most unprinc'p-
lsst men TO the bar of sstic~. niiofmiy -
fuse to purchase Medicines purpoiainy 70 .
| ours unI. - Dir. Jos. Hsydock SIGNATURE u
attached Ia "a Il lox Of Pills or pot Of ulnt-
ncnt aud thu ~nd i'll sou be rrachud-
Tie publer's oLedient servants,
HoILowAY h Co.