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Dismissed From the Navy.

Passed Assistant Paymaster Frank
Plunkett, of the navy,was yesterday, by
sentence OF courtmartial, dismissed from
the service, being defaulter for S11,-
900. The sentence was approved by
President Arthur. The case has been
pending for some time, and the dis
missal would have been made some
time ago had II not been for the illness
of President Garfield.
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VIII Not be Run,

1t was announced that the Republic
would be run from Philadelphia TO
Yorktown, the fare for the round trip
being $l2 90. The steamer was being
puG IN order for the trip, bat this morn
ing word was telegraphed to the Harlan
Il Hollingsworth company, at whose
wharf she Is lying, to cease further ar
rangements as she would not be run.
The cause is not assigned.
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MAR RTE d.

PENINGTON-CARM Oh AEI.-At the
sidenoe of the BRIDES parents, No. 523
W, Sixth street, on Thursday afternoon
18Th INST by Rt. Rev. A fred Lee, ID. ID.
Henry II. Pennington, Esq, and Mihs
Neltie, daughter oi James Carmichael,
all of this city.
BALI.-PERKINS,--A No. 30T Washing
ton street. on the evening of 18th inst,
by Rev. j. Howard Nixon, D. :. }.
Frank Ball, Esq, and ida M. Perkins,
both of this city.
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Helen Adel az Mrs. Benedict Arnold,
in 100 Years Ago, Grand Opera House,
Saturday night, oct. 15.
The November Term,

The November term of Court, for this
county will open on Monday the 21st
inst. The drawing Of the jury will pro-
basly take place next week. Among
those to be tried are Morris Carberry for
shooting Samuel II. Adams, colored;
and william Neal, colored, for COM
mitted sn indecent assault upon Mar
geret Grosser, white woman living in
Blackbird Hu ndred.
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Labor kaNinK,

The demand OF the people for an easier
method of preparing Kidney-Wort has
lduced the pronrietors. the well.known
Wholesale druggists, Wells, Richardson
Il Co., of Burlington, VT, to prepare it
for sale in liquid form as well as In dry
form. 1t saves all the labor of preparing,
and as II is equally eff cient 1t is preferred
by many persons. hidney. W ort always
and everywhere proves itself o perfect
remeiy.-Bufalo Ne,os.
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Police Caurf.

At the hearings before the Mayor
this morning, William BALDWIN was
required to pay 80 cents and costs for
lying around the streets drunk. Will
liam has only been released from Jail
eight days, and the Mayor informed
him that should he be brought in again
that he would commit him for sixty
days.
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1.-THE Rugby Monthly"

This interesting little publication
has again made its appearance, after
the summer vacation, and the Sep
temher number gives evidence. of i'm
proved journalistic ability on the part
of the Rugby students. Edward II.
Eckel is editor of The Monthly.
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Sold Out.

The personal properly of the Perman-
ent Exhibition Company, Philadelphia,
was sold Wednesday, low prices being
realized. The event Of the day was the
sale Of the great Roosevelt organ, with
three banks of keys, 40 stops and two
hydraulic engines. The oreiDal cost
was $4,000. 1t brought 5000. The
purchaser was Nathaniel j. Bradlee,
who bought it for the new ball of the
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics
Association. Boston.
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Senator Gordon,s Private Work.

SeWHtOF UOruOnb FflNatS WOrks
Senator Gordon, of Georgia, when
he resigned his seat at Washington
last year. said that he thought he
could make $4,000 a year in private
life. He Is now said to be worth over
million and to have made his two
brothers and Gov. Colquitt worth the
same sum. Since his resig ghation he
has organized the Georgia Pacific
railroad and sold it to the Richmond
and Danville extension company, it.
self controlled by the Pennsylvania
company, for $500, 900. He still holds
the presidency OF the Georgia Pacific
and with his brothers and Gov. Cols
quit holds 81, 600, 0O0 of Richmond
apd Danville extension stock and $2,-
500, 900 in the Georgia Pacific. Gordon
was given the charter of the Georgia
Wes ern unbuilt road by the Louis~
vile and Nashville company, whose
counsel he was. This charter gave
Gordon the entrance to Atlanta and
an outlook westward. He at once OBJ
tanned over 100, 900 acres of coal land,
granted on condition that road from
Atlanta to the Mississippi should pass
through them. With these privileges
the negotiations with the Pennsylva-
MIA company were easy.
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LOCAL LINES.
Choice reed birds at Fullmer's.
Choice reed birds Al Fullmer's.
Choice reed birds at Fullmer's.


Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's.
DIR, Todd has removed his office from
SO2 Market street, TO room No. /, ALI
mond Building, corner 8th and Market.
Rntrance on 9Th streat. Treatment in
clu Ing medicines sl.OO.
City Council meets this evening in
regular session.
Several marriages took place In this
city yesterday.
The Military was out last evening"
drilling.
Another false alarm Of fire last even
ing.
sOne Hundred Years A o" In the
Opera House To- morrow evening.
A copy of this weeks DELAWARE
GAZETTE can be obtained at this Office
ready for mailing.
1t was much warmer last evening than
It was this morning.
The concert in the Opera House last
evening under the auspices OF The Phil
armonic Society was an excellent on.
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mo sALE-A building lot on the g.
Wn ~ Garner Of stroud street and Kali
,vsnpe. near the locomotive mouse
~ Wilmington d Western II. H., ~
~ ,,om, an on X. X. Avenue, and 81 iee'
N n on stroud street, West Wilmington.
NV al This Oftice. W.
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PLAsTERED PAUpER.
Death of a Poor. House Inmate with
100000 IBsurance.

EAsToN, Oct. S'-James Campbell, an
aged and infii m man, died of smallpox
at the Poor-house this afternoon, ard it
has transpired that there was at least
S60,000 of speculative insurance risks on
his life, ,one man holding $37 ,0O0, another
$4,000, another $4,000. two others S3,-
600 each, another $1,000, and another
ST. 600. The person who holds $37 900
will realize nearly the full amount, and
the others fully three-fuurths' The man
who held 81 900 only few weeks since
gave up 5000, his assigned risk being
$4,000.
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M ceilings Tonight.

FRIDAY.
Co. G, DUPONT Guards.
The Excelsior Democratic Cltib.
Excelsior Lodge, No. ! X. OF Z
Rescue Council, No. s, o. u. A. M;
Columbia Lodge, No, ", l. o, u r. NJ
DeiaWare Tr' be, No. 1. Imp. o. n. M.
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DIED.

WATSON.-In this city on the llth inst.
William Watson. aged 66 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family
and also washington Lodge. No. l, A. II.
& A. M. are invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence. No. 2l9 Tatnall
street, on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clocs.
IntermeIt in Riyerview Cemetery.
Philadelphia and Baltimore papers please
copy.
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[,orEL FOR SALE.

affair A, private sale, the we'll known
,aySs.,rsbie y,s HOTEL PROPERTY -
Tosnsepd, Del. witnin l mile Wl
NJ n,oposed ship Canal, now
Isst beiug commenced. lhis win AI
~ me Vutlry Of mill ons OF dollars Ior
Ind, apite time, The property now
M for Also CASH and The manures had
Ss.De, PRICE Five thousand dol
1.-Two tnousaLd cash, the bala nee h
no and three years, secured by bond
aortsage. , rou,,ouyn
.,1.lsw3m TnwnseDd, Del
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W. Southland as Capt. Madison Oh.
Dickson as Chamber, in 100 Years
Ago, Grand Opera House, Saturday
night, Oct. Is.
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Clara Cole as Nelly Parker, in 100
Years Ago, Grand Opera House, Sat
urday night, Oct. 10. ..-
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Robert johnson as Parker, in 10(
Years Ago, Grand Opera House, Sat
urday night, Oct. 10.
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Tba, Poor Bedr,daar

Invalid wife, sister, mother or daughter
o,n be made the picture Of beaith by a
few bottles of Hop Bitters. Viii you let
them suffer when so easily cured?
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MUsEMENTs.
A"One Hundred Years Ago"

The great historical drama of"One
Hundred Years Ago" will be pre-
sented in the Opera House TO morrow
evening for the first time in this city.
The play will be presented with cos
tunes and scenery especially prepar-
ed for the purpose. The company
is an excellent one, and after tie
performance here, they will go to
Yorktown where they will play dur
Ing next " eek.
"FELICIA"
The we'll known actress Miss Rose
EYunge,l will appear in the Opera
House on Monday evening next in
the great play Of Felicia, or a
Woman's Love-" Among the many
complimentary notices received the
following is an extract from the New
York Sun:
Mr.. Cazauran has dramatic
work of M. Delpit's entitled lie de
Fills Coralie," and out of quantity
OF enticing material has constructed
drama in four acts, which was pro
duced last evening at the Union
SQUARE theatre under the title of
Felicia; an excellen audience attend
ed and the play was received with
marked and well"deserved approval.
The time of Felicia" is the pre-.
sent, its place France. The drama is
strong and well-cpnstructed, excel :
lent in its motive, and mastery IN
its treatment, and will probably hold
the stage of the Union Square for a
long time. 1t ought, by reason of Its
substantial merits and the beauty and
effectiveness of its presentation. Miss
Eytinge give wonderful impersona-
tion OF Nine. Dumont, and produces
a profound impression by her delinea-
tions of the severallstrong situations,
| especially the scene where the un-
| happy mother makes her final con-
fesssion of guilt and banishes her.
self forever.
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Frank Roche as Major Andre, in 100
Years Ago, Grand Opera House, Sat-
urday night, Oct. 10.
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SARAH sHEARER.

Nj OTICE.-I, Thomas ID. Bradway, do
IN hereby give notice that 1 shall ap-
ply to the Honorable the Judges Of the
Court of General Sessions OF the Peace
and jail Delivery OF the State of Della.
ware, III and for New Castle county ON
Monday the 2lst day of November. A. d.
1851, being the hrsl cay of November
serm OF said Court, for u license 10 heep .
hotel known as the Robinson House,
last Red Lion Hundred. school Distrit I
No. 81. OF the City OF Deia y are City, Now
castle county, State OF delaware. and TO
sell Intoxicating liquors In Quantities
than one quart, to be drunk on the
premis es, and the following respectable
1T zens residents OF said District recon-
mend the said application TO wit;
Clement Reeves, John II. Roberts,
Charles q. Ash, William Morris,
George A. Clark, John ]. MessiR,
George W. hey bold. Michael Mulligun,
Joseph r, PeningtoES. u. Price,
William Beck Clayt ton Reybold,
Benjamin N. Ogle, George A. Cleaver.
James b. Hesry,
octl4-al' THOMAS d. BRADwAY.
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PUBLIC SALES.

ALE OF cows.
me subscriber will GSJwun
lN Public sale, at Red VNxENV
last Marlborough HN
~M~unty, Pa, @A39&
xoNDAY. OCT, nth. 1851,
AT O'Clock. p. m,
ps.5 ihhADoF FRESH COWS AND
SSIPnshN,1ERs, TWENTY HEAD
'hlDEHs,LOT OF YOUNG BlJI,IS.
srn SILL d BAILEY.
agstR ' Auo'".
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Frank Lawlor as Geo. Washington,
in 100 Years Ago, Grand Opera House,
Saturday night, Oct. Is.
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M oTICE.-I, saran shearer, do hereby

Nj 0TICE.-I, Sarah Shearer, do hereby
IN give notice that shall apply to the
Honorable Tie Judges of the Court OF
yIeneral Sessto OF the Peace and jail
delivery Of The State Of Delaware, in and
fol New Castle county, on Monuay, the
2lst day of Novemoer. A. D., 1881, bsin n
the tirsJ day OF The November term OF
said Court. for license TO keep an inn or
tavern, known as the Star Hotel, School
District, NO. 45. the City OF New Castle,
New Caste County, slate OF Delaware.
and to sell intoxicating liquors In guam.
titles less than one quart, 10 be drunk ON
the promises, and the following respect
Bile citizens residents OF said District
recommend tue said applications 70 wit
Ferdinand Leckler. VIM. Herbert.
A. U. Gray, ID. BOuiden,
Jno, j. Black, Geo. A. Maxwell,
Jno. Il. v. Platt, VIM. B. Herbert,
Jas. Il. Eiiason, u. w. Elkinton,i
lanes Milmot, Jno. Kelly.
l. IL. OILS. NJ. o. Rogers.
Ja-. M. Wise, ST., Daviu S. Lewis.
Leh chase, Patrick Mallin,
Joseph Callahan, Michael Gallagher,
Frank 4. Herbert, Jno. Keegan,
h. i. Rogers, James B. Toman,
VIM. j. Black,
octl4.stH SARAH SHEARER.
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The dwell Ing house sna ,.,
sloIe ssapsl ssa streets, Newark. Del.
i.ln aOG CnApt poutbuildings, fences. etc,
PrsI IN goodh ghs has hast in town. Possession
sIns R 0ts 0%srch U, next. Apply 70 t9wR,aar
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h0KsALE-Several Yoke -uc1NA
/ Ogol OXEN for sale.
fqulIe Oi - ,,, MH
|sugls.u Near Delaware Clty.
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FOR SALE.

..I,E OR EXCHANGE SSs EorisIn. r1h
POE EE,fY IRePEarY;...hAs lsrm MsGgisnd, c9gs
%Sscies. S near uteensun ~ tngs' Young oichard.
|,sa ,n p':Sy tSsSy q issasMSns sssiSt iIsfs sMyaRpay
T $40 shipley street.
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FLORIDA LAND FOR sALE.-For
.ae .j,JOu Acres Of Land Ia lots 10
llh purchasers, Apply
S. TEMPLE,
augs .Smos.d&w. Temples Mill, Fla.
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lOR RENf.-AnOut forty acres 70
pasture near the Con, ord Pike
oaI nall mile from the ,ity limits
Isn I.n - NE sildham property. Apply
'Onn iaiIey, Of T., near the premises
septli I'm.
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'aa'alas You Ought to Know

IIsnS Ssss ~ place IN the State 10 purchase
~ III me iewelry line is undoubt-
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|N0R sALE.-Three adjoining lots, on
AsIreel, " feet by 81 feet inches,
n y r. Oh Goodman street lUO feet deep;
AZ Railroad Avenue, South side.
.Ah0, one loi on Thirteenth street, near
eald street. Apply at il8 Market street.
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N0R sALE.-Bulldlng lot 100 feet
1 inches 'front.' IN south side Of Beech
teet; " ieet front on Van Buren, street
ID 81 feet front on Maryland Avenue;
pnN on the city line, and lies In Chris
kns Hid. Apply nj this office. II.
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It was the middle of March before all

twas the middle of March before all
the borrowed articles were returned.
When Tom went the day following
the party to inquire about the rockaway,
he found it in lane leading to DR..
Walkers house. Miss Angie, in return
ing home the night before, had driven
against post and broken one of the
shafts. 1t was too dark to remedy the
trouble even temporarily, consequently
she and Mr.. Mason walked home, the
latter gallantly leading the doctors
horse. One of the cushions was ''snag-
ged" and it required two hours work to
cleanse the mud from the outside of the
carriage.
The entire front breadth of the blue
silk worn by Miss Grace was fantasti-
cally variegated with oyster soup, while
the rose-colored moire was altered al
most beyond recognition. One of the
sleeves of the buff "satin" was missing
and Miss Woodbridge sent note ex-
planning that in the hurry of packing to
go home, las she had been summoned to
Buffalo by telegram Miss Glencole had
taken the 'scherry-colored silk with her,
but of course it was all safe and I would
get 1t ultimately. The antique jewelry"
escaped with the loss of one of the stones
that formed q cluster. Nothing, in short,
was returned uninjured but the sgreen
silk" worn by Miss Weems, and as I
brushed everything carefully and re-
placed the dresses in the cedar chest,
could not help feeling pleasurable sat-
isfaction in the thought that it was only
once in hundred years there could be
by any possibility Martha Washington
Centennial leap year party.
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81 Knew That"

A London paper has heard of a case
whore droll fellow named Scrubbs got
into first-class railway carriage, before
smoking carriages were invented. In the
carriage was seated sour looking old
gentleman. After the train had started,
Scrubbs took out his pipe.
s.You mustn't smoke here" at once said
the old gentleman.
'sI know that," replied Scrubbs. He
then calmly filled his pipe.
'sDid nn5 tell you" said the old gen.
tleman again, "that you can't smoke in
here ?"
ST know that" gloomily replied
Scrubbs, taking out his fusee box. He
lit fusee, but now the wrath of the old
gentleman was dreadful.
You shan't smoke here, sirr' he
shrieked.
81 know that" added Scrubbs, allow
ing the fusee to exhaust itself, when he
Lit another, and another; the stencil was
awful, the smoke suffocating.
The old gentleman coughing and
spluttering, struggled for words. CstYou
had better smoke" said he.
ST know that" replied Scrubs, ap-
plying the blazing fuzee to the expectant
pipe.
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THE RoorB1AcK,s BOUQUET.

Prop your eyes wide open, joey,
Fur I've brought you sumpin, great
Apples? No; burned sight better;
Don't you take no interest? Waitl
Flowers, joel know'd you'd like 'em-
Amt them scrumptious? Amt them high?
Tears, my boy? What's them fur, joey?
There-poor little Joe!-don't cry.
Twas skippin' past a winder,
Where bang-up lady sot,
All amongst lot of bushes
Each one climbin' from pot;
Every bush had flowers on it
Prettyl Mebbe rou Oh, mol
Wish you could seen 'em CROWN,
1t was such stunnin' show.
Well, thought of you, poor feller,
Lynn here so sick and weak,
Never KNOWN any comfort,
And puts on lots of cheek.
"Missus," says /, "if yon please mum,
Colid ak you for rose?
Fur my little brother, missus,
Never seed one, suppose
Then told her all about you
How bringed you up, poor Joe,
(Lackin' women folks to do iD,
Such imp you was, you know
Till you got that awful tumble,
Jist as had broke yer in,
lizard work, too) to earn yer Twin
Blackin' boots fur honest tin
How that tumble crippled you,
So you couldn't hyper much
How it hurt when l seen you
Fur the first time with your crutch.
"But," says, "he's laid up now, mum,
Pears to weaken every day."
Joe, she up and went to cuttin'-
- L 81 4 -, lxo1v
Sayi 1t seems to me, ole feller,
You is quite yourself tonight;
Kind O. chirk--It's been a fortnight
sence yer eyes has been 50 bright.
Betterl Well, Pm glad to hear it.
Yes; they're mighty pretty, Joe.
Smellin' of 'em made you happy?
Well, thought it would, you know.
Never seed the country, did you?
Flowers growin' everywhere.
Sometime when you're better, Joey,
Mebbe kin take you there.
Flowers in Heaven? MI s'pose so;
Dunno much about it, though;
Amt as fly as what might be
On them topics, little Joe.
But I've heard it limited somewhere
That in Heavens golden gates
Things is everlastin' cheerful
B'leve that's what the Bible states,
Likewise, there folks don't get hungry;
So, good people, when they dies,
Finds themselves weh fixed forever
Joe, my boy, what ails your eyes?
Thought they looked little sin 'glar.
Oh, nc; Don't you have no fear;
Heaven was made for such as YOU is
Joe, what makes you look SO queer?
Here-wake up! Oh, don't look that way!
Joel NY boyI Hold upyou head!
Here's your howers-you dropped 'em, Joe
Oh, my God! can Joe be dead?
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APPOINTED AT.rORNEY.

to the suit of rooms numbered 20 in Union Block,
Portland, Or Mr.. Cohen has been appointed Resi-
dent Attorney of the Equitable Mercantile Company
of New York, ,Eand the North American Attorney e
and Tradesmen's Protective Union Company of Con-
necticut. These two of the largest and most
sponsible collection agencies in the country, and
claims placed in Mr.. Cohen's hands will receive
careful attention and be vigorously pressed by the
best legal talent of the United States and Canada
He has also engaged acompetent assistant to cid him
in the enforcement of local claims
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Candies put up for picnics at Postofice
Candy Store in one-half and one pound
boxes. Pop corn balls, ice cream, chew
ing stick, at wholesale rates. Cor. 5th
and Morrison.
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Strawberries. vanilla, Cocoanut, choco-
late creams, opera caramels ten kinds,
plum pudding, at postofice candy store
opp. r o. 9th and Morrison, Portland.
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Attention of parties interested is called
to the advertisement of Mr.. Chandler, of
Portland. Those interested should call at
once
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1 would never leave my bed. That was three
months ago. Now weigh 100 pounds. cannot
wri,e half of what / want to eav, but Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure did 1t ALL
n q R0IJRK Rahu uay
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All orders from the country promptly
attended to at Postoffice candy store opp.
DOstoffice Portland
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"NOw do Most UnhesitatIagsy Aver
As an old practitioner, that Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liv Cure is among the most valuable discov-
cries Of thu 18th century. I cannot cay too much
In ifs behalf Pittsburg Pa, April. 1880
fSfened1 81. CONNELL, NJ d.
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Plumbers S. S. s. Fever and Ague mix
ture. A srre shot
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the Blood, strengthens the Nerves, Brain, Muscles
Digestion Reproductive Organs, and Physical and
Mental Faculties It stops any unnatural debilltating
debiiitating dreams, seminal losses with the urine
etc, destructive to mind and body. 1t Is sure
eliminator Of all KIDNEY AND BLADDER COM
PLANTS. To those suffering from the effects
Of youthful indiscretlOns or exce.ses, . speedy,
th0rOugh and permanent CURE IS GUAR
ANTEED. Price, &c so per bottle, or FIVE bottles in
with full directions advice, $40. Sent
cure from observation any address receipt OF
price, or c. o. D.. To be had only of
DIR. Salf1eld, ZIG Kearny street,
San Francisco, Cal Consultations strictly confdental
by letter at Office, FREE. For the convenience Oh
patients aud In order perfect secrecy have
adopted private address, under which all packages
are forwarded,
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AbeIss display OF photographs at the en-
Portland. Orexsn. It h worth trip TO tho
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H1his great Strength.
IL enlng Remedy and
Nerve TONIC Is the le.
gitimate result of over 20
years OF practical expert
ence. and CURES WITH
fUNFAILING CERTAIN
'TY Nervous or Physical
Debility, Seminal Weak
n e SIS, Spermatorrhoea,
Emissions. Impotency, ex-
hausted Vitality, Prema-
ture Decline and LOSS
OF MANHOOD, from
whatever cause produced.
1t enrichens and purihes
- a.
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Dos.tors SAD

The old made young and the weak strong by drink
ing Damisna Bitters, the great tonic.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-06-17

Woods the halter, 143 First st. Portland
Or, is the boss place to buy hats.
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You will always feel good and never have a sour
stomach If You drink Damiana Bitters.
One of Woods the hatter's new styles
ma es the hnmeliest man look handsome