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Cornsl Corns!


nR IAClAKlAi, jr., OF baltimore, Maryland, re-
IL specially informs the ladies' and gentlemen Wash
ngon that he Is NOV professional and will remain
in this city Tor short time, and will be happy
upon all who may conidc in his experience and skill He
prepared TO circ hard and soft corns, bunions, club
nails nails penetrating the flesh, chilbans, &c in five
minutes, without the least pain or BLOOD in that
they will never return.
Dr. has operated for the last three yenrs In the city OF
Baltimore, and Inns certificates OF his Skill which
can he by calling him at his Coemnn's
Hotel He likewise refers the public the following
commendations which are in his possession;
''BALrMoRE, August 9th, 1916.
We the undersigned, having examined Dr. |. Zacha-
riah, s, method OF curing corns hunons &c, do
method is most rational one, well as effecnal
.'W. w. Handy, M. d. p. Chatard, M. d.
'.Prof NJ X. Smith, John Whitridge, M. d.
g Chas. b. Gibson, +. l.. Chatard. n. d.
The following appeared in the Baltimore American, Dee.
18th, 1916:
"CHRoPEDy.-This is branch of. science which Is too
often spoken of sghtngy because OF the number of mpos
tiers who hnve from time to tme deceived the public.
Those who suffer from the grevos Inconvenience of corns,
can have them skfuly removed by Dr. Zachariah,
No "a North Gay and the relief they will derive, ii
not permanent will certainly be eftectual for very long
tme while the comfort and satisfaction will be worth ten
times the Dr. Il. has testimony OF his skill and ab-
ity from the celebrated Sir Ashley Cooper, and diploma
from the Academy of Medicine ut Havana, besides very
strong recommendations from OF the most eminent
physicians OF Baltimore To these may add our
derived from the Doctors skll mode Of operation. We
may add that his charges quite Notwithstanding, in
deed, compared with the satisfaction he affords the u-
ferer."
GJ-Iadies and gentlemen waited their residences,
il required, by leaving orders above Jan 13-3t
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AGRICULTURE.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE UNION.

PATENT OFFICE, Jan. S, 1877
lencose 10 you for publication in the "Union an IN
teresting letter recently addressed to me by the Hon.
Henry Wise, present minister to the court of Bra
3D. The Patent Office is already indebted to Mr.. Wise
icy grauitous and very liberal supply Of tobacco seed
Of which caused to be distributed every neghborhood
in the Union. Il will be by the letter Of Mr. Wise
that ne takes deep and praseworthy interest in every
Of our common country, and particularly in agriculture
her greatest and most important interest He also gives
expression toan enlightened view of the appropriate unc-
tiQns and usefulness of the Patent Office in connexon
with the great industrial interests of the country In con-
sequence Of the omission by Congress- the last session,
to make the usual appropriation to the Patent Office for
agricultural purposes, unable avail myself OF the
valuable suggestions and generous offers Of Mr. Wise
and must content myself with giving his able and inter
estpg letter to the public through the medium Of the
preM Tam, respectfully, &C.,
'~''1N EDMUND BURKE.
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(tLOTIfING AT COST-The proprietors of the New
~ York Mammoth Clothing Store, having determined
close their winter stock of clothing offer large and
"a shionabe assortment at cost Gentlemen wishing
rensh their wardrobes viii find this excellent oppo-
nifty to do SO very little cost price will only be ask
ed Gentlemen satisfy themselves by few moments
inspection.
J. GALLICiAN 81 son,
Dec I9-eolm Next door to d. Clagett Co.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON, FRIDAY NIGHT. JANUARY Is 1S47

r OST.Yeserday, the Georgetown road, between the
IL "Six Buildings" and the bridge, martin mum. A
suitable reward will be paid the finder
the owner Mrs Minors street, between 9th and 7tl
streets. Jan. ~
1--WE DOLLARS REWARD.--Isost Saturday a To-
T. paz bcastpn, set round with pearls The above
ward viii be paid on its return 10 Gadsby's Hotel
Jan g-3*
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For the Union.
Tea and Conse.

To show the unreasonabeness of the cry against the
imposition of duty tea and coffee. it is only necessary
to institute comparison between the tax paid BY the
consumers OF sugdr-certanly more necessary OF life
than either tea or coeeunder the tariff of 1912 and the
present by which i appears that the proposed duty
Of 25 per cent tea and Coffee and the present duty on
sugar together will amount to much tax the
consumers OF all these articles the tax sugar alone
under the tariff Of ls42. By reference to the annual
treasury statements for the years s41 1912, 1884, and
ls45, (is43 being made up for nine months only is
cuded) it appears that the average annual net imports
Of coffee, tea, and sugar for consumption as follows
Average net Estimated Propos- Amount
import value. ed duty OF duty.
lbs. dolls. pr. CT. dolls
Coffee ll4269,7a6 6,s56, 1874 76 Is I,7l4,O46 10
Tea, l3,6i7,yUz 4,VSo,SfO W ~ i,Ni,osz %
Total annual tax
nd coE
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sOAA~ CCAI-For sale Al my wood yard 10th
~ superior lot Of red ash anthracite coal.
Jan. lS-2mw@w PETER CASANAVE.
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Bcwarcl

If G.. Ben Smith be not written with pen on the to
tom of the box, all 'sugarcoaed pills counterfeit
Principal office l79 Greenwich street. large brick blocl
New York. Price 25 box.
Novk ~ Am
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..sugar .coated- P,ll.-B.ware ,-caut,on q,

THE increasing popularity Of Dr. 6 Benz Smiths inn
number persons make something ,ey call pills. and
them with in order to sell them tor the genuine
wse sy ao nd 10 the original Dr.
pills. In Short they an intended fraud upon the com
muny. minister who at first had an interest In an ml-
ration sngnr-coaed pi manufactured in Albany, New
York; has given them up as he says on account OF the mis-
The same party ndustriousy circulating reports
calculated to inure Dr. Smith, and to affect the reputation
Dr. Smith is about institute legal proceedings against
them for their SANDERS he has in another cass against
damages these miserable nitaors have 70 resort the
most abo%inaIs means e palm ~ their c6nsIa, P,s
genuine Several instances have public n-tce in
which life has been endangered BY the unfortunate use Of
much good in tho countryas the following plainly show
More ministers use and recommend Dr. Smiths pills than
This to certify that have used the sugarconted pills
manufactured by G. Benjamin Smith, OF New York. Tor
aso from inquiry in that city, am persuaded that he Is
the original inventor and therefore entitled e The benefit
Pastor LIST Baptism church, Pittsburg.
From the Blue Hem. Chicken, (Dsl)
We call the attention Of our readers TO the certificate OF
Rev Williams pastor Of First Baptist Church PsbIrg
,mony the excellence Of these pills one Of us having
used them, and experienced great relief from them
The above the best paper in the State OF Delaware
The IMPROVED INDIAN PILLS" (sugarcoatedl
highly esteemed if one-half is that people write
and say about Them They are 50 easy IN their
Malone Of largest and best papers the State Of New
York-writes as follows. :,
DEAR sin, was laid up with bad cold time SINCE
trial of your pills. and say found them excellent.
They the hest medicine for the purposes they are in
yours entirely from the objections which other pills
are liable. hope they viii continue TO be source OF
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JlLEGANT Books for Presents-The subscriber has
T. hand and is every day receiving number OF
beautifully bound books for Christmas Among them are
the poctical works of Bryant Byron, Milton, Hcmans,
Crabbe, Heber, Pollock Rogers, Campbell Kirk White,
Young Coeridge Shelly Keats, and Howell, in different
sizes and binding. Also, number of splendid animals
prayerbooks and bibles, Catholic and Protestant, and
variety of beautiful books for children.
GEORGE TEMPLEMAN,
Dec 81 Near corner A street and Penn avenue.
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LIME Evening Fans White Kid Gloves, xc.--J ii.
Gibbs invites the of the ladies and public gen.
orally his of beautiful hand-painted and en-
broered evening fans suitable for the approach hing
bies and other occasions They will be found unite the
latest and most fashionable designs, with richness ee-
gance, and utility.
Also very handsome and other breastpins,
bracelets, &c
Pennsylvania avenue between 9th and 10th streets,
Jan 9-3uf
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Present
M duty.
Sugar, 1878 37S5 9,S5l 40 ~ lU260o AZ
Average annual production of domestic
sugar estimated at l6O,0O0,0 600 lbs, and
the price the consumer supposed to
be ncrea sed by the amount Of duty on
the same quantity Of imported say
tnlated value SO, 40O, 900 80 100000 90
Total annual tax on sugar 1892 805 AZ
Total annual tax on ,ea coffee and sugar 6423l94 26
Under the tariff of 1872 the foregoing import
OF li7, 33755 lbs. sugar paid duty OF ~
per Id. $3,693, 4t6 70
And the enhancement in the
price of domestic grown
gar, 100, 1900 lbs, equal
the duty of III cts. 100000 90
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DEAR SIR: Of your "lndan vegetable sugar
coated pills, and find them selling fast that think you
had better send two gross Immediately. Tiey give
such general satisfaction that people AT least twenty
miles for thcm and ~ il generally known am agent fol-
Them, would be very sorry TO get out.
Yours respectfully,
SAML. MOORE Il co.
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II. GREEDY
TREATMENT OF COLTS.

Mr.. lonau, in hir treatise the horse pves some
excellent directions Ton the Of Young horses d
mug the process Of their clueaton. lie maintains H.,
colts seldom vicious. hy nature 1, any slch
degree that they may not be cutrc, subued and render
ed uactaue by kn1uess and IN the subsequent paris Of
breaking finnness The greater numhr 81 horaes which
have become unfit taru by reason of their unmanapc
aboness either in the harness ur saddle have been made
so by nJudicous treatment.
Young horses often very poryersc but their per
sorNncss VIII lie generally overcome by perscyerina
kindness. II may be necessary 10 usl correction; hut II
should ha always deferred m the earliest processes of
education arc compelcd 81 lhat the animal NAV under
stand clearly what il Is required 10 do
The breaking Of colt should commence from the time
Of weaving; tof II DELAYED any considerable tune ms
strength and osinacy VII be far more difficult To over
como. The usual ln)lo Of arcuston.nr tho animal t,
the haler the Bit and the saddle are well enough under
stood.
The colt may be taken IN the sitee, 10 be gradual
" accustomed 10 the objects among which his services
viii be required. Here from fear OF pllyilnrss a m
siderable degree Of starting aud shyne may he exhibited
As little notice as possible should be taaen of IT, Tho
same similar object should he passed anain bat AT .
greater distance. lfha colt still She's LEI the distance
boiarthcr increased, until he takes no notice of the oh
ject. Then he may be gradually BROUGHT nearer l., ;,
and this will be usually effected without the slioh,csl
d HI ,uy; where's had tberc been an attempt 10 force
HIN close 10 1t in The rsi instance the remembrance a,
The contest would have been associated with every apnc,r
ance OF the object, and the habit of slyng wald have
been eStablshed-PrauIe FHmer
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q Rl\G INNS.

take II f1rgranted that every one knows that in cufiu
PORK the main point is 10 put in grca, abundance of good
salt There need be no fear Of applying too much If
not required IN caring the meat twill remain in the cask
and is good as to be applied again In curing
beef, salt should be used more sparnely. Sx pounds Of
fine salt, four ounces OF speire ,one and quarter pounds
brown sugar. make good proportion OF ingredients
100 pounds Of beef In twenty tonr hours pickle that
will bear an egg end wise should be applied DRIVING
beet should remain in the pickle about len DAYS To
cure mans thoroughly 50 as to have lhcm sufficiently
salt to keep, and yenol salty aud to give them HE
real jersey flavor, drlicatc operation. and
requires nice hand. The following receipt is good
one, and may be relied on for making frs. rate ham
10 pounds al ham, take onaces OF brown satar.
ounces OF sapeire and pint fine salt. pulyerz aad mix
them thoroughly; rub the hams well all over particularly
on the flesh side, and lay them casks adding two quarts
OF ilne salt TO every 80 pounds of hams In fifteen or
eighteen days they may be hung up 10 smoke.
Farmers Cabinet
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fE'lIE subscribers would respectfully inform Their
4 Trends and the public generally. that they has,
formed a partnership, under the stlc and firm Of
.MGhEN.3ILLN& ritOHPSON.
for the purpose Of dong General Grcery and Commits
sion business, at the late stand If Nit anaan \ Go
0ur -oek Of Groceries,. D3mrscs, &r.. Will IT, fuud al
all times, large aud we'll selected and nj lew prices
Conslgmenls 81 Faur, " heat. Tobacco aul all kinds
n Produce will receive onr prompt r-unal attention
Goois received and tririnl; no charges ar Drl,aqg
we respectfully solicit share 4 pu.ll. PATRONAGE
iOHN q NrClsAN NIAN.
CALVIN THOMPSON
November II Is
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THE SUBSCRIBER is Just receiving. and now
opening. al his New store, Maia Street. few
do5Tsa57ve the Franklin Hotel. a aud handsome as
slrtnrnl a sfasonabIc DRY GOODS, such rs
French English and American Cloths. plain. fancy
and Dc Skin Cassneros, Satnets Jeans. weeds and
lestines large and well selected stock Of Fancy
Prints. Muslin and SaNony dc aims. PLAIN and Rep
Ca-hmares, Paris Scotch and Manchester Giugham~.
Gala Pald4, Irish Linens, Bishop Lawns. Jaconelt,
Swiss. Mil, NousJ ii and Cambria Maslns. blouds
aud Bobbnensl Dress Shawls and lndAetcl,s. Ihlhct.
Omhrc aud Menno ShaWls ALSO, a large assortment
Of Ladies and Gents, PARIS Gloves and Hosiery d h.
own importation. and which he can recommend as beng
the best quality together with general assortment OF
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods all oil which h. viii sell
extremely laY tJr Cash
Jan is-Niw JOSH All Is SMITH
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EHoLCoMBE'S INTRODUCTION 10 EQUITY
II RlsPRU ENCE.-DERBY. DIR ADlEl

4 oltoNlBEsS lNFRoDJCIlONr TO EQUITY
d IL RlSPRl DENCE. DERBY. DRADlEA
Y CO. ; Nlan ST, Cincinnati haycpublshed an Intro.
da'non Ia Equity Jurisprudence, GA the les u St,1 =
Iomm'niar.'s VITA notes and references 10 English
md American casts adapted To the us ol s,ua,n,s.-
BY James. 7. llolcombr meat Syo vol. Price S..
This work contains ina e5adonsed form the most i'm
portant pat ol Sioys Commentaries wh an abstract At
ho beginning Of each chapter Of the subjects canpre
hruded under il.
Ii has been s.aght to increase its value rs a First
Book for students by the addition # mann, rous notes of
an elementary nature. containing references 10 the lea
ding American authorities, and such important decisions
IN England as have been made since The last edition Of
the Commentaries.
We sa4oin the olbWius extract of letter #. m the
Hon. James Kent
Il have Ierused with pleasure Mr. Holcomhe's In,r,
dueuon to Equity Jurisprudence. II IS clear and allie
Manual OF Outline OF lac tuentry prine.nios, # Folj
~ rs administer IN The English aud American ConrIs
iVmhHWa} be omjava'y Us, TAIL In lacilttuaaaI recon,
Intending the ~t0iN aud lu9wgdgcof th, f.4..fy:laia
traitor # Justice - '''
u. b Payne, Lynth,urg. eantuoi,l liz, ,4..yal.,
: aa' any oihT Law Beok.at publishers rrt,s. lar Cash
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NiR tslNIA

NiR ,IlNIA:
J Rues h.'di, t'e Clerks OLE Of the Circuit sap,ro
C9ft el Law and than.ery, "a the County Anlhers,
On Ni"ndA the 7h Of Seltemb,r is6:
fdNa1d j. Bat nd David Ralcs late merchants and
partners trading under the style and Rodes
Plaintiffs,
GgdiRd
he fredericksburg Mining Company, Joseph Kyle, Reu-
% HON, the Pr, iden Directors and Company Of the
mon Aannlle lrng Company, Nathaniel Dsmurks Riah-
ard Lam" Thomas Stewart Albert Jenkins, Aune Strarhan
John attec, james Harnes Samuel Reid James Stevens
Joseph Jenkins, John Stairs, John NJ Ierndon J. r. Bailey
y Go. and Francis J. " iatt, Defendants
Is CrANGERY.
The defendants, Samuel Rcd Albert Jenkins, James Ste
vcns and ANDREW { Elliott and Il. 5nsr, partners the
tnpij II Bailey < Co. not having entered their appear
ane and Nea security according 10 the act OF Assembly
The rules d" this court and appearing BY satisfactory
drnec that tey Inhabitants of this C5monwc cath
Is ordered that the sl1 dsnlln9 do appear here
first Monday in Mtrth next, anl answer the bill of the
Plaintiffs, AMI that copy st this order be forthwith in
ered in some paper published in the iehblrg
for two months slrcc1sivey an posted At the front door
oil the court house Of the comfy.
\ Coy-Teste,
Dee. 2l-w2n ROBERT TlNSIEY GIN
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POETIC H..
THE CARELESS WORD.

II HON. MIS- MORTON.
4 word is ringing thra' nv brain,
Il was not meant 10 give me pam,
Ii had no tone to bid it stay,
When other things had pissed away
!, had no meaning more than all
which in an Idle moment tall
Il was when first the sound heard
A lightly uttered, careless word
That word-oh it do,h haunt me now,
In scenes Of joy, in scenes Of woe
~ night, b. dav IN snn shade,
With the hall smile that gently PLAYED
RcproachfullY and gave the sound
Eternal power thro' lie 10 wound
There j, no voice ever heard,
50 deeply fSd as that one u5ni
When in the laughing crowd sono tone,
Like those " hose Joyous sound Is gone,
Strikes on my car, shrink - for then
The careless word Genes back a--in.
When all ALONE sit and gaze
upon the cheerful home fire blaze,
10 freshly a. when first twas heard,
Returns that lightly uttered word
When dreams bring hack the DAYS 81 old,
With all tha, wishes could not hold
And from my leyeiish coarh star,
To press a shadow 10 m, heart =
Amid It's beating echoes clear,
That little word sccm to hear
In vain | say, while iti' heard.
why weep twas but foolish word.
Il cnnlcs and with il comes The tears,
rho hopes, the l4ys OF former ycar'i
Forgotten smiles, forgotten 'oak,,
This. as dead leaves GA autumn brooks,
And all a. ioy'ess, though the, were
The brightest thing, Lie ~gfiaR could share.
oh would 10 God as'rf had hestl
That light, uttered carclcs. word
II was the ffst, The oaly ono
oftle,e which lip, i,feecrFuno
Br.aihod in then love, which had lot nc
Rebuke al hatshncss at my glyc
And il those lips Herc heud to say,
"Beloved, let IT pass awa,,'
All then, peich anco-bni ha,, heard
The last dear ne--thc careless word
On yo who, meeting. sisl, to part,
Whose words are treasure 10 some heart,
Deal gently. ere the dark day. come,
Whea earth hath but f5r u>r honc
Lest, missing o',r thr pnsi, Ike me,
They feel their hearts wring bitterly
And, needing MOI what clse they hcard,
Dwell weeping on careless wold
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Arabian. Egyptian, Italian and Bardigiia
:. u 4 \, " q L 8

at the aq Cash price aud then delivery Ituslbarg IN
s,laI a. td4n warranted. Tomb Ston and Marble Mon
irr aadr Ia ardcr few designs may be framed at
tie -tar, u. ". Moore, MAN Street.
Iu-f eec cd tie Latest syle a finish 5r statcp corhtes
rl.e fishing u hate old aflors fitted mp, a.r the
ye 81 til Northern tics do 50, by applying to the sub
srtibcr. 800.
Ian % w. JOHN LONG.
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.sFgs. CD.sIESs.s..

rINIr .lerb,rs have associated hemsesc. together
! der TIN hiu and sNle OF
ROBERTS WALLER,
tt In, purpose ol conducting
Wholc.1e and Retail Grocery. and Commission Bus
HesS
IN TIN, place at the Old stand Of Lee & ohcrs and Will At
al tunes. L,epa Ian and well selected Stock OF Gt1cee
which ihcs respectfully mslt, the attention Of ths
friends and the public generally
RN1.ANp ROBERTS,
Jan 7ts Mt HARD T.. h.IE1i,
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sar9anJ ~ WIN. ID. Branch,
lTaTDH SrrG AT ..,,

NAV l. removed their dflicc 10 Jola VI Warwick 5
tfle, r.w. nrNt door below { Dabapy fgl.. and
3dIoiuinp 5lsraus Warehouse
J Garlaua vii IN f1fnfr attenl. in. addition to the
Ceurs he f9a attends. t1r COM ol Appeals al Lewis.
barl, and lha superior Courts Of 5ehbridgc.
dee. 5l=ts
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CONE Ut .k<T.
NOTICE.


DECEMBER Ist, 1876
ANOTHER STOCK OF SPLENDID GOODS.
cheapcr StiII though more beautiful than ever
AN Now RE EWING, direct from the Northern MAJ
kcts tho following and elegant Goods They are de
eidcdt rieh-cal and see them.
Black and Fancy Cas>,mcros-A large assortment.
Cloths OF all gtadc.= BollcN : hrst make
French Clnakines Ion l.adics- Au elegant article,
IIig HAND li ds res 'fttses Tie neatcst and mot
elegant t,ouds imported
PLAID ashmrre and Mouslin dc Lanes in gteat vauety
ONE SPLENDID KDBE= Embroidered in gold, II 60 Dbl
las the most elegant putty dress ever scen n upper VII
rnt7
enr Bridal Vol $50.
Two hte embroidered Cape Sha'yl' truly beautiful
Prints in great abundance per believe than ever >eca
IN In. market.
SILK Worked hraceas large stock,
Flanuels and Flannel Snris.
S,la Vests tot i.1sr., H., No kc
Al Of winch will be sold low Tor the Ca'h.
Dec St WI II. RYAN