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TRuSTEES' SALE OF A LARGE FIRST
CLASS DWELLING HOUSE, No 800 ON
Z STREET, BETW ZEN STH AND 9rU

Sihss p% Vii sc AoG GAE1 No s sos 81
r STREET, BETW EEN sTH AND Srm
By virtue Of a deed of trust, dated the IL h -
day of October. A. d. 1871 aud recorled -
among the land records Of the County o al
win sell to the h,she sSs bic te:G ST. 5he
lie auction. in front Of the premises, on M FRS
DAY. the 18th day of August, A. ID. 1873, a. 8
oSlock P; n H. the following valuable property to
IN the City OF Washington and District Of COum-
pa, the same being the easterly part of lot num-
oefed tW3 tS), IN square Numbered four hundred
lows: for the same at the southeast cor
ner OF said lot on street north; thence running
northerly on the line dividing lot No. from lot
sss In nos ssd to p1v.s sx ssy
Bssden sna the 's slss
y 99ss S assa 1s IL IL
Fly ssid .sy tss let i've d G inch
Der Cd isss thence running soaShsrS b.
brick stable cutting OF the westerly portion there
e. go feet and si5 s inches to ssa
twenty-siI (28l feet five % inches. more less,
to the point OF beginning. with right in said alley
on together With a puidnss
rights privileges, as in said deed Of October 18th
The terms Of sale are: One-fourth of the pur-
at the time Of sale. and the residue In three years
with interest at Per cent per annum, payable
Ss al cash at the option Of
property sold, to the satisfaction Of the trustees
All conVsyancing 1t the purchasers cost.
>, i: Fa6M, srustses
j. 7. GOODWILL. Salesman. 1y98d
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A CURSE Upon HIM.-The family history of
Slr Capel fitzgerald, the young baronet ar
rested for robbing his mistress OF her iaweIrv
and sovereign, is, according to London
correspondent, strange one, and the scandal
VIII cause many peasant to cross himself de-
Voutly and mutter OF an ancient prophecy
and heritage of middleton. The young
fellows grandfather was the first baronet, SO
created for the bloody part he took in the hor.
rorS which followed the Irish inSurrection in
l19S. he was known as Hanging" FitZ-
gerald" The pitch cap, the triangle, and the
lash were part of his travelling equipment.
blood Of her two sons, whom Magistratef
fitzgerald had shot dead at their own door
and, lifting her hands TO heaven, cursed him"
To the third generation, and prOphesed a
death of disgrace TO all his race Twenty five
years later the first object OF this malediction
died by his own hand ten years ago his SON
eat his throat; the young barOnet now In Jail
is the last of the line.
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1HE IDEA that notary public should be in
vested With power TO commit a witness to iaiI
LOT contempt would strike lawyers in this part
OF the country with amazement Different no.
TONS prevail in Mi ,souri, however, as we learn
from decision which has been rendered by
one Ot the Judges of the appellate court of ST.
taken before a notary in that city refused 10
answer one OF the questions put to him. The
notary held that he could lawfully be required
10 give the evidence which the inquiry sought
witness to prison for ten days, or until he
should answer. Upon a writ Of habeas corpus
sued out In behalf of the prisoner, the author
NY GAINED by the notary was maintained, and
the release of the witness was refused. The
Chac0go Legal NelrS says Of this case that il
may do for notary public to commit for con
tempt Ill Missouri, but il would never be tole-
rated in illinois. We hope there are very fe "
states it would be toerated.-[N Y Sun.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSAL FOR THE COLLECTION
L Al ID REMOVAL OF GARBAGE THE
TRANSPORTATION OF OFFAL. and TIL
COLLECTIONS ard TRANSPORTATION OF
DEAD ANIMALS.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
OFFICE OF HEALTH OFFICER.
WAsHINGTON, August 1873.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this or ca
until IL NJ. TUESDAY, 18Th instant, for the COL
lection and removal OF all garbage and refuse ami
nal and vegetable matter from dwelling houses,
markets hotels ar d other places In the cities Of
Washington ard Georgetown and their immediate
and more denSey populated suburbs, in the District
OF Columbia; for the collection and removal Of all
dead animals from said cities and suburbs, and for
the transportation Of all night SOIL garbage, and
dead animals hey ond the limits of the District of
Columbia, as provided by the regulations Of the
Health Department, for the period of three gears
propositions looking to a more permanent SER
vice will be entertained)-cOmmencng September
Proposals will be Endorsed, "Preposal for Collsc-
ton, Transportation and Renewal OF Ofal, ~ and
will be addressed to the undersigned.
ForP of proposal and Information regarding the
service will be furnished upon application at this
office.
BY order of the Commissioners.
SMITH TOWNSEND, NJ. ID.
august [Rep.J Health Officer
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CHARMED BY A SNAKE.-Mr. William Car
ley OF this village, relates that while his father
ln-law, Mr.. David Space, and the Latter = son
aseI ABOUT thlrteen years, were at work in the
bayfield,, on the Sd OF the present month near
warwick, Orange county, the lad was at
tackled 10y rattleSnake. The two were WORK.
ing a short distance apart, when the father
heard The boy crying for help. He hurried To
the spot, and was Mortified TO discover a LARGE
rattlesnake few feet from the child, with ia
mead raised about three feet, its mouth omen
Wide and its brilliant eyes sparkling and
fairly protruding from their sockets ana
gazing upon the lad with the most Intense
earnestness. The boy seemed To have lost am
power of action and could not cry The fatber
attacked the snake. and after sharp battle
during which the serpent fought fiprcpIy hs
succeeded in Staying il. Ii measured five feet
IFS body, and had twenty-siX rattIeS Parf
JerCiS IN. ~ Gazette -
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PALTIMORE AND OHIO RAII.ROAn
VAE 6REAT lllIIR l.E ~ n -.

BALTTFHMkSHHkHf IN AR R PHO ? ESAAMLROAD.
EHD w sEsF fs 1885, s5Gr t5e
to taks stis9s ssggEEIPSAH ygNE 9. 1873
Encs. G On suads9 20 %, Ba sSssSe
don and Elk 1 rdss juno
So GOD .. ms;..Baltimors, Annapolis and Way.
and Way Il. iR esy. winchester HaserstowR'
burg, winchester. Hagerst9wn, and Way stas s5
$50 am;-NEw YORK, PHILADELPaIA, BIOS.
70 New forf and Fhisdsphia. Stops At ADna Sdh
Pittsourg E1prss sne %sey sra an6
cSR 70 PTHush Gar to PULL
dls6X. daily, except sssur day fA''0n 70 Ban
s;0 g.. Sunday only. Baltimore. Annapolis
1000 s.m.-Batimore Express. Stops At Ria.
del sDurg, BeItsy1lle, Laurel, Annapolis Junction,
Jessup's and Hanover.
1910 p.m.-Baltimore, Annapolis, Euicott CITY
t1:30 p. NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
BOSTON EXPRESS. On Sundays to Baltimore
$50 p.m4Batimore, Bisdsnsbprs q n snd Isure,
EIpress: Frederick via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
t4:so R;m:-Point Of Rocks. Frederick, Hasers-
.OTn, winchester and Way stations. On SUNDAYS
f4:4O p.m.-BsItimore, ANNAPOLIS and W.v st.-
- Io'oo p.n IL nilaQsipn1A, N0ff0lk and Baltimore
Express. norfolk except Sunday. NORFOLK Pas
skSGkRs TAkEF IN THE CARS DIRECT TO Boar
fS:60-Raltimore and Way Stations.
t7:1o-CHICAGo AND COLUMBUS ExPRKss.
SLREPING CARS to Chicago. ''
1910 p. m.-Bat1mOre Express,
fs:2o-St. Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville and Pitts
man cars. $3.50
1880 p. m.-NEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
BALTIMORE EXPRESS. SLEEPING CAR to New
York: and Special Sleeping Car to Philadelphia.
q Daily. Other trains daily except Sunday
All trains stop IT Relay Station ie1O
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FATHER AND Son To BE HANGKD.-Laban
Amer and his son, aged about q, were con.
son at the court Of oyer and terminer of the
district of Algoma, sitting at Sault Sc Marie.
Ont, last fall, and the Hon. Walter McCcea,
Judge of that court, has passed sentence OF
The courtroom was filed to Overlooking by
the populace, who we're well acquainted with
the elder Amer, he having been constable of
the district for long time. The prisoners are
to be executed at Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. Sen.
TENDER IL, If they do not get their Sentence
commuted, as perhaps they may, as a very
clemency. The prisoners heard their doom
with cool Indifference No'AA
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row BASE BALL GAMES ARE wox-Mr
lklhS manager OF the ManChesfer ninaH.'
" Malk my words the BuhaloS Wont ~,
another game on their own grounds this vasr
M ny ale gong TO win them all-that Is Il
"What's tbe nSr,ic ~ .ne ulntlrlng.
p1mg?" WIN 'ue UNI
MI. Ferkins-" It's unfair from beginning Z,
tn9' TStry decision is against the yiSifinS
ciuh' Nhen we were there, one official nme
Rlft came 10 me and wanted me 10 pick HIM.
He Sa "a The home club was down on him Ia
cause he was bound TO be fair i'm his decisions
Well TOOK MN, and he gave everything In
the BufialoS-SWlndled Us completely
How many available umpires are there i'm
Buffalo, ''' III
Mr.. Perkins" Two The other one cama q,
me and said that last year he was umpiring
Tor fifteen dollars week and he knew he
dlda do justice by us: but he explained that
ne had To give unfair decisions in order To
Keep his position. He added that this season
however, he was umpiriHg on the square. and
he would deal fairly with us. But ne WAS
worse than the other. He beat us outright -
[ IGCQ Observer.
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Splendid Scenery, Maortfoe,st Eo.Sp~.e.s.
TSa AdISs, d u WAsHINaToN from Depot
For Pittsburg and the West. o:1 io s'm dali,
with Parlor Car to PIttsburg and Sleeping Car::
eSoasO 70 das an + F.! ksu e.. .Ps
Chicago. va I"
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For GanandaiguA Rochester, BuraIo, Niasar.
Ct 70 w ANN s1isD!
Williamsport Lock Haven, and EImira. At
For Sss York the Ess, sq1aasy
iRIsss Falns1 cs1s' is 1000; aS. a, lIl e.
For New sS Yorf and the East 1:so IN. dali, a.,
sR su1 20 Bo S1n ssss eP GIN from
saseas r. F1aa. connect :!
transfer to Fulton street avoiding donbs fsc.
rage and Journey scross New York city.
For N, Pa is so su11aaZ
Limited Express, $50 :. N. daily. except sun:
Accommiodation for Baltimore, SIS, $40 4. m.
For PS ssss. N. sna go .. NJ
except sundsy. 49, "A1 '' p ~ aA''''
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKsBURs
KAILXAX ANP .AAtsE61I11NDSiA and
~ ~ ;. i n: eiY suna,1 = Il s lib sa 1
For Richmond ana the South, s:As q. m. and
r,,s! M ID. daily; S;i0 P m daily except sunday
Pm On sSnday 4 snd ID. n: ina s:sS n 3. q,
ssssns &
AVENUE cont. ofTs:t sna
b left iOI tSs c6scfns Of bsSsss: . esns
% Egg 81 a'sss sasasi r...n.sr Agent,
S0AHA EdoA1ON. General 1anaSsr. noVI0
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FROM A PHYSICIAN,
NORTH HYDE PARK, VT, Feb. 7, 1876

NORTH HYDE PARK, VT, Feb. 7, 1875.
Messrs. SETH W. FOWLE i Sons, Boston.
Mass:
1entlenlen-You nay perhaps remember that
wrote you several weeks ago in regard ID the of
the " PERUVIAN SYRUP for my wife, who was
suffering from general debility, the sequence of
TYPHOID dysep terry. i had tried the most noted
physicians In this state and also in Canada without
r. lief. 81 your recommendation she commenced
the use of the SYRUP. The first four bottles made
but little impression, but while taking the Fl fth
she began to improve rapidly, and now, after using
six of the dollar bottles she regained her strength
and is able to do most Of the work about the house,
and feel that cannot speak too highly in praise
of PERUVIAN SYRUP. Ihave prescribed it to sew
era of my patients, and have procured the sale Of
several dozen of 1t here. You can make any use Of
this letter that you sec fit. Yours very truly,
II. d. BELDEN, NJ. u,
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The CASE OF THE YOUNG MAN who hired A
horse in Paterson on Easter Monday 10 drive
four miles to Little Falls but drove ten or
twelve miles further to the great injury OF the
animal, has attracted considerable attention
on account OF the supposed novelty Of the de-
clSlon that this was an unlawful conversion Of
the horse TO the hirer's own use. This is said
TO be new doctrine in the courts of New Jer-
sey. but ii has been distinctly asserted i'm at
least one instance within our knowledge, by
the supreme judicial court of MassachuSatts
In 1875 that tribunal decided (Perham VS. CO.
ney III Mass. Rep, 1922 that person hiring
horse TO go to place agreed upon, but driy.
and was liable for any subsequent diminuti0u
In the value of the animal, even though it pro-
ceeded from some informity Of the horse him.
self. Ii would be well for people who hire
horses to keep these decisions in mind.
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CLOUDBURsTs IN UTAH.-The storm of
tuesday night was not unaccOmpanied with
serious results. Two cloud bursts occurred
The lesser Of The two took place in Big Cotton.
Wood canon, though no great injury was occa-
stoned by 1t. The other occurred at Farming
ton, about O'Clock in the evening. Torrents
three miles apart and running west from the
mountains, covered strip of land from three
10 Tour miles IN width. Some of the farms
cred with earth from the hills to the east aud
are almost destroyed. Some gentlemen from
the city were caught In the flood, who escaped
ished, and the bad bruiSing of span of mules.
The latter were found the morning following,
one almost buried in sand and the other
wedged against rock. The sand and rocks
In some parts are piled to depth or three or
four feet.-ISdIt Lake Herald, July 90.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTVkE DAYS.
VINHOMAS DOWLIN8. Auctioneer.

Il Niohho ~" La u AuOtiohCohs
TSUs-FE SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED AND UsINPhOVED PROPER
~. on PINEY BRANCH CREEK CALL
ED TIP TOP" AND JUST BEYOND
MOUNT PLEASANT.
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust, dated the 18th "A
day OF june, 1875, and recorded In Liber 100, 90
folio 81, one OF the land records OF the Dis Oh
trlct OF Columbia, aid 10y direction of the parlies
SeCu, ed thereby We will sell at public auction on
WEDNESDAY,, the seventh day of August. 1878
at O'Clock noon. on the premises the following
descr, ~sd property: All that piece or parcel OF
groun1 uate ID the District OF Columbia Begin
ring at la, e bound stone the beginning of Argyle
along the I'm. 'etween the lands Of Lewis and
said line to the morn asst corner OF ls,. herein de-
scribed; thence souts 80 deg. east 661 fse along
the East line of J. G. Lew laud; thence south ~
aeg' east lS4 feet along tho .st line OF said Levi,
land to the southeast corner, thence north S91
6sF., west 1875 feet to angle in roaf thence south
IS deg. west 1873 feet to corner; thence north 1917
Geg., west 81 feet to corner: thence south SO :
Gsg: west 226 teet to angle in road thence south
Us deg. west 1873 feet to side Of 14th street.
r. ad: thence north % deg. west 1872 feet along
14th street to corner; thence south 762 dea. east
to b. 8ipning; containing 81 1888 square feet OF
ground, together with the improvements
Terms: One third cash. ba ance in six, twelve and
eighteen months with interest at 10 per cent per
of trust on the property sold. Ali cOnveyancing at
purchasers cost deposit Of $500 will be re-
quired when The properly is struck or
r. b. STICkNEY, |n-o.
HENRY T. WISWALL, trustees.
THOMAS DOW LING, Auct. jy26-eo
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u H. WARNER, Real Estate Aucttoneer

TRUSTEES SAIL OF A TWO STORY FIVE.
ROOM FRAME DWELLING ON THE
VEST SIZE FssyENrH lSTREET e.,
By virtue OF deed of trust 10 ma. dated -
January 23d, 1878, recorded In Lfber No, 708 IN
folio II one of the land records for the coun. I.:i
y Of WashiI gtOn. In the District of CelumDi ,u..
az the request OF the party secured thereby. I
shall sell St public sale, on "WEDNESDAY ignsf
14th, 1878, In front Of the premises, 1t D c1Scs
Pm; Lot numbered forty.four: Of &c rgs W.
eight hundred and si1ty-seven, together W!tu the
Improvements thereon, afve-room r ram, House.
about $476, and costs of SALE In cash; bsiancs in
si1, twelve and eighteen months, with interest, to
insurance clause 500 win be requi ed t. bs ,ii
Immediately after sale. All convey anciaz to be
paid By the purchaser and If the 5erms Are not
implied with In ten days after sale the ustse rs
serves the right 70 resell the prope tY at the risk
notice, to be published In the Event lg Star.
1T. CoLDwELL ssls Aa An a SOB Terastss
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A STRANGE CRIME, presumably prompted
by Jealousy, has been committed al T6urs-
france, where, in room in Caillere street ths
body OF woman 35yearS Of age named Adele
Mlllet, separated from her husband, was re-.
Gently found. The room was in the greatest
disorder, the bed upset, the vases were shat
teTeo 10 pieces, and In the center room lay the
doctor who was called in, however noticed
that the tongue prOtruded, and he then ascer
tanned that the poor woman had actually been
embraced TO death by some one OF herculean
force, there being no less than tweuty-four
fractures on the upper part of her body.
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AOWNMAN < GREEN, Auctlonesrs
hESIEE's SALE OF VALUAB e LEASE.
HOLD AND IMPROVEMENTS. ON
STREET NORTH WEST nPpO.:ITT TI =

ThHsI EE's SALE OF VALUAB e LEASE
HOLD AND IMPRUVEMENT5 an v
STKG sI,1, :, N0RTH WEST, OPPOSITE THE
BY virtue " two deeds OF trust, dated Au- -
gust 10Th, 1875, and Decem Der 221 1875 and 1...
recorded respectively in Liber No SOl, folio E;iv
l43, and Liber SD folio 345, Of the land records
i i6r the District OF C1lumDia and by direction OF
the holder OF the notes thereby red will sell
At pubiG auction, IN front Of tn, p-amises on
O'Clock M. al the nexpired t. IN in the lie sse
granted to David NJ; Davis by Margaret K Stone
and 9th rs by deed dated on the IA Il August 1876
ana ItsD ded In LbeI 1872 folio
able monthly in advance, OF the east part of Lot
numbered ten (lO), 10 SQUARE numbered two hun
dred and ffty-three (253) in the city of ashine-
o ton DS fronting n9oa5 2
(6O) feet. with the improvements, consisting of
large thlee-story aud back building brick house.
adapted for stores and offices.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; balance in six and
twelve months, with seven per cent. In reras; se-
cured by deed OF trust. A deposit OF 500 at tim.
OF sale required. Conveyancing at purchas ,r's
cost: If terms are not complied with in fl Va dsys
the Trustee YES the right to resell at risk and
cost OF defaolting purchaser.
jy29 VIM A. GORDON Trustaa
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y H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctloneer.

Trustees SALE OF THAT ELEGANT
BROWN STONE FRONT DWELLING
HOUSE FRONTING THE WEST SIDE OF
LAFAi EITk SQUARE NEXT SOUTH OF
The HOUSE Now BEING BUILT
O'roole and wife, dated December Goth A. in
y 1870, and recorded In Liber 632, at folio, s:i2
49, OF the Washington county, ID. c., land re-
CORDS the subscriber, by direction OF the holder of
the debt secured thereby, will sell at public auction
20 the highest bidder, on the premises, on TIL URS-
DAY, the 10Th day of August, A. ID. 1878 the
following property, situated In square 1877, in
bered 50 Ghirty eight) and part Of lot numbered
80, in Chiffon and MaRruder's subdivision of the
north half OF square numbered 1877 zone hundred
and sixty -seven), in the city of Washing tom and
I'lstflct OF Columbia, made In the cause OF NC
air ct al. VS.. Gadsby ct al, No. lab, equity
ot ket OF the late Circuit Court OF the District OF
Columbia; tie part of said lot 80 hereby intended
Ing eleven feet and three inches on Jackson Place
ano binding on the south line OF said lot 80: both
parcels running hack 145 feet four inches more or
less to an alley thirty feet wde,' saving and e1-
cepttng therefrOm the part Of lot SO % feet 6
inches wide, more or less, heretofore released and
now being built on.
The sale will take place a. O'Clock p. M. on the
following terms, viz. S. COO and the interest and
expenses, amounting 70 81 600 more, cash; and
the residue of the DEBT SIS 700 in five years with
eight per cent. interest, payable semi-annuay
(Or all cash, at the option OF the purchaser. the
defer red payment, If any, to be secured by deed
of trust on the property sold.
A deposit OF $500 will be required Of the pur-
chaser at the time of sale, and all conveyancing
will be at his or her cost.
A. HYDE, Trustee.
y. L. COLDW ELL, Salesman. jy23-d,&ds
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ANCIENT CASTLES AND MODERN SHOES-It
is becoming the fashion for ladies to have their
coronetS-and IL they have no cOronets, their
onograms-embrOidered on their shoes The
difference between this fashion and that adOpt-
ed three centuries ago on the Field of the Cloth
OF Gold, is that whereas the mobiles of France
and England recognized each other by gianc-
ing at the castles, &c, which they wore upon
their backs, you Will now have TO examine a
lady's shoes il you desire TO know who She is
The new style has one unidentified advantage
II gives you decent preteXt for looking at a
pretty girls ankles The Tt.lLth
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A UCTION SALE or NEW TWO. STORY
"A PRESS BRIak FROM DWELLINGS ON
THE EAST SIDE OF NINETEENTH
STREET WEST. BETWEEN Q AND Il

BY virtue of a deed of trust, dated NOvem- -
Der 8, 1876, of record in LIoer $685. at folio f..I
13o, one OF the land records for the District .2H
or Columbia, will offer for sale at public auction
In front OF the premises. on MONDAY. the IL ID
day OF August, 1873, at 6 O'Clock q. m. Lot D. of
Cannon subdivision of certain lots in ssuare 1884,
and the improvements thereon, situated In WASH
ington city, in said District.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash on the dav of sale
or W thin seven days thereafter the residue In two
equal payments at SIX and twelve months from the
day OF sale, the prOmiSsOry note of the purchaser to
be given therefor secured by deed OF trust on the
property sold, and satisfactory policy Of insur-
piled With within seven days from the day OF sale,
reserve the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost OF the defaulting purchaser. All convey
ance OF bid. JAS. S. EDWARDS, Trustee,
aug1-eO&dS WASH b. WILLIAMS. Auct,r
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FROM REV. JOHN GREGORY,

Pastor Of the Wesleyan Methodist, Church at
PtttSto7l, Luzerne County, Pa.
My Dear Sir:-Having at various times person-
ally, anu in my own and other families tested the
great value Of the medicine called PERUVIAN
SYRUP, or PROJECTED SOLUTION OF PROTOX-
lDE OF IRON, most cheerfully recommend it,
especially to those who are suffering from dyspep-
tic and nervous disorders. As a reliable and pow
eIrul Alternative, 1t is, think, unSurpaSSed: and
as tonic, free from all the Objectionable features
OF alcoholic remedies, 1t is most efficient auxil-
iaIy 70 the temperance cause. One Of the greatest
as think, the medical use OF alcoholic stimulants
Whatever may be argued as to their necessity In
certain cases, we have In the PERUVIAN SYRJ-P a
safe and efficient substitute for those dangerous
remedies This testimony is given unsolicited
quainted with the valuable properties Of the medi-
cihe may be induced to give 1t a trial.
Yours truly JOHN GREGORY