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COrns! Corns!


nR. ZACHARLAH, jr., OF Baltimore. MARYLAND. re-
~ specially informs the ladies' and gentlemen of Wash
ngton that he IS professional and will remain
in this city for short time and win be happy operate
upon al who coniide in his experience and skill He
is prepared hard and soft corns, bunions club
minutes, without the least pain blood in manner that
they will never return.
Dr. H. has operated for the last three years the city of
Baltimore, and has numerous certificates OF his skill which
can be seen by calling him At his CoIenans
Hotel He likewise refers the public TO the following re-
commentators which are in his possession:
Baltimore, August 9th 1876.
eve the undersigned, having examined DIR. l. Zacha-
rla, jrs, method OF curing cos bunions, &c. do not
hesitate to recommend him the public and say his
method is a most rational one, as well as efectual:
wv. w. Handy, NJ d. p Chaard, NJ D.
"Prof N r. Smith. John Whitridge NJ ID.
Chas. b. Gibson, F. f. Chatard, M D."
The following appeared in the Baltimore Americans Dec
18th, 1876
"CHrRopEDY-This is branch of science which is too
often spoken of sghngy, because OF the number of npos
Those who suffer from the grievou Inconvenience corns
can have them most sSlfuy removed by Dr.. Zachsriah
No ~ North Gay street; and the relief they viii derive if
not permanent, viii certainly he etcctual for very long
time, while the comfort and satisfaction will be worth
times the cost Dr. H. has testimony OF his skill and ab
iy from the celebrated Sir Ashley Cooper and diploma
from the Academy of Medicine Havana. besides
strong recommendations from some OF the eminent
physicians of Baltimore. To these may add
testimony from the great satisfaction and comfort have
derived from the Doctors sklfu mode of operation We
NAV add that his charges quite Notwithstanding, in
deed, compared with the satisfaction he affords the su
ferer."
Gy-Lades and gentlemen waited their residences,
Hrequred by leaving orders as above, Jan l3-8t
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GOyERNNIENT CLAIMS.

UNHE undersigned win leave Boston early in Deeorr
l. for Washington city, at which place he win ROMAN
ring the session of Congress, and VIII be happy to attend
The prsecuiion OF claims before Congress or either S
executive departments For number of years Ir,l
of that city, and during portion OF that time connrt
with one OF the departments, his knowledge of the mann
of rapsactiny such business viii give all matters mn
ed 10 his care great facility, and insure more speed y
ustn,ent than under ordinary circumstances Alin.
post paid, :, Is. H. cliEEVER
Refer to-
Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER,
Sc RUFUS CHoArE,
Sc CALEB CUSHING,
50 ROBERT RANToUL, jr
Nov 23--d& sw6w
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CONCORD ACADEMY,

YTNHE next session of this institution will commence h
l. LIST Of February and terminate the Both OF June o
ing.
COURSE or INSTRUCTION.
The Latin and Greek languages, ancient history aad
ogniphy-Professor +. w. Coleman, A. NJ.
Mathematics comprising arithmetic, algebra geome
plane and spherical trigonometry nautical asonomv
the diierental and integral caculus-Proessor L. NJ cd
The French, Spanish and Italian langaages-pof,
Isidore Outlet.
Natural philosophy comprising mechanics hydrolyt,
sic, pneumatics acoustics, electricity and galvmisn 4
tics, and astronomy Professor l.. Nj. Coleman, A. NJ
Moral philosophy +. w. Coleman, A. NJ
Board (including washing, bedding, and ueD and a
tion for the session of five months, $ll5 payable
For the character of the institution, the subscriber nj
the gentlemen whose names given below and for
superior qualifications of his assistant l.. NJ Coleman
of Virginia. f. w. COLEMAN, |
PrincIs
Address: Concord Academy, Caroline county, vigra
RErERENcEs.--IIon. John Y. Mason,# Secretary ofh
Wy; Dr. F. p Scott speaker OF the senate of virgaI
Cook Portsmouth Robert G. Stanard, esq, Ricnmr
Hunter mi = esq.,. Essex; Vim il Tayioe, ESQ., Mount
bama Right Rev Nicholas Cobb, d. D., bishop Of
hama; Hon. Thomas II. Bayly, menberof Congress; ID
iersburg; Hon. James A. seldom member Of Conga
VIM A. Gibbons, ESQ., New Jersey; General BEN
Peyton.*, and b. w Leigh, esq Richmond
have, sons wards members OF the institution.
Testimonial of the professors of the University Of
gina:
UNIVERSITY VIRGINIA, Nov. 30, IsH
Mr.. L. M. Coleman is distinguished graduate Of Z
schools of ancieut languages. modern languages
matcs natural philosophy, chemistry, and moral phi
ply in the University of Virginia, and has received
that institution the degree of inaser Of arts. \
During his residence at the University, his studies
pursued with untiring diligence. and were rewarded
an unusual share OF success in every subject 10 which
attention directed. We therefore regard him as
mirably prepared to commence the duties of inuu
of youth, and we cheerfuIy recommend him, not oay
well grounded in the several branches taught in the
dcinic schools Of the university, but gentleman
bemished character and conciliating manners.
GESSNER HARRISON,
Professor of Ancient Languan
M. SCHELls DE WERE,
Professor of Modern Lanpusg =
EDWARD ii. COURTENAY,
Professor OF Mahemaas 3
WIN. b. ROGERS.
Professor of Natural PhlosoE IN
w. Fl. McGUFFEY, IA
Professor OF Moral PhlosoF "
r. L. ROGERS, AZ
Prof. Chem and Mat NJ VI
Jan 2-dlw&cp3w
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HENRY g. sENIPLE,
attorney at Lar,

MONTGOMERY, ALA, III
Nv LII practice in the courts Of law and equity Of vi
w gornery and Lowpdes counties in the circuit COZ
,he United States at Mobile, and in the supreme con-
KEFEREycEs.-Judge Beverley Tucker. Professor Of
MN, ,ne University of William and Mary Virginia
Iliian H. Cabe President of the Court OF Apes
brdee, Massachusetts,; III. w. and j. j. Fry and ChaiR
osborne, Richmond, Virginia; GwathIney Forbes, y
ana beers smith, Mobile, Alabama Fisher & Co.
York - y ~ - ~, 9s-crt1
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EcHoEs.--At villa Milan there extend two par
alle wings. about fifty eight PAGES distant from each
other and the surfaces of which unbroken either by
doors or windows The sound OF the human voice, or
rather word quickly pronounced, is repeated above for
y times and the report Of pistol from fifty to sixty
which repeats seventeen syabes by day and twenty by
night; and there is one the north side of Shpley
church, Sussex, which repeats twenty lone sylables
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The journal having been reah-
MT j r. INGERSOLL moved that the House take
recess until the Speaker should be informed that the Sen
ate were prepared attend the funeral obsequcs of the
Hon ISAAC ). PENNYBAcKER, deceased; which motion
was agreed to-
The message from the Senate being subsequently re-
ceved, the House proceeded in body 10 the Senate
chamber to unite in paying the last tribute OF respect to
the memory of the deceased, adiouning Immediately al
Ter the return from the grave.
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LONG MEADOWS, Fauquier CO., Virginia,
H. ILL.,. 4

LONG MEADOWS, Fauquer CO., Virginia,
December 2, 1917.
For the information of the public would that |
have used Martins Improved Bee Palace five sum
and find to be perfect protection against the bee
MOTH also against robbng bees and believe when right
y constructed that the bees will if the spare
honey is taken from them Mine has yielded considera-
BILE quantity othe puest virgin honey Given under
hand. THO SIIEARMAN.
Know all men by these presents that We the undersigned
citizens of Coumbana county in the State of Ohio, hav
ing Il. Martins Improved Bee Palace for six yea
do certify that they free from and have been
since have had them in and do answer that pur
pose beyond most sanguine expectations and the
convenient for taking honey and preserving the bees
any have any knowledge Of and feel ourselves justi
fable in recommending it to the public.
Nathan Coke, Isaac Chambcrin,
John benson, AL Brewer,
George Walter, Eihy Fen,
Joseph James, William Chamberlin,
Hiram Bell Instus Right,
Jan. ID Henry Walter.
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FULLY EMpLoYED.--A correspondent of London pa
per, writing from Caernarvon, Wales, mentions having
passed, during promenade, sturdy looking dame who
was knitting stockings had load of wood her head
child tied on her back, and cudge under her arm,
with which she was driving four before her. Nor
her tongue idle for she scolded the in Welsh
if they dared to from the path she them TO
n,rsna
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\ a',onai Publishing compnny.s Daily pullca'

L rose warrington, or Life in New York III Gems
Ohud OF tue Angel Voice and Lutte a song by Augt
ipushn game music by James NJ Deems; cribelI.hed
l2A cents. S
The Daily National Pumbeo,ype Gallery of Views
,p1,u,s, comprising portraits OF Sir Richard Paken
alderman John Bnns and view of the Washington
near the Capitol. Jan u
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T,OR shLE.-The fixtures of coalyard situated at the
junction of the terminus OF the canal and the mouth of
Tber Creek This perhaps the most desirable location
for the sale of coal in the District. The customers
enely punctua, and of the respectable class
Any person wishing do large and safe business would
do well to apply Immediately the subscriber, through the
Georgetown post office. Terms moderate
Jan l3-dlw [Intell B. FORREST,
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Martins Improved Bee Palace.

THE subscriber, owning the right the above improve
meni, may be seen at the United States Hotel and
has for sale the right this District the State of Delaware,
with several southwestern States has sold largely in the
right, and will sell the remaining territory very low The
following testimonials (two of great many that could be
given) will give an idea OF its utility.
GEORGE CALVERT.
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From the New York sun.


Army aud Navy.
statement has been submitted to the Secretary OF
War showing that the number of recruits enlisted for
five years in the regular army during the year ending
September, 1915, to be 5,9f5 which, when full returns
are made for October, November, and December, will
make down to the first of the year, 7745. The number
of enlisimens made during the year ending September
80 1896 exceeded the number made the previous year by
2,3SS.
Resolutions have passed the Legislature of Illinois,
pressve of their thanks to General Taylor his army, and
the Illinois volunteers; also instruchng their United
States senators and requesting their members of Congress
to their eXerons TO bountes in land for
soldiers serving in Mexico.
Resolutions of thanks 10 General Taylor, and the Off
and men in the United States army in Mexico, vol
unteers well as regulars, adopted in the Pennsy
vania House of Representatives Friday by a unan-
nous vote.
Mr.. Caleb Gushing, of Newburyport, in the Massachu
sets House of Representatives asked leave introduce
resolution appropriang $4,000 in aid of the support
and equipment of the regiment of Massachusetts volun
teers, which laid the table by vote of III to g.
Mr. Gushing afterwards presented petition asking for
appropriation in aid of the volunteers and it
ferred to a select committees of which Mr. Gushing
appointed chairman. The original resolution was then
taken from the table and referred TO the committee
The U. S. storeshp Fredona expected to sail from
the Charlestown vyyard on Saturday for Vera Cruz
The Supply for the destination, lies at the navy
yard waiting for her officers very few of whom have
rived. In other respects she is ready for sea.
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After the promugaon of these orders meeting OF the
officers of the LIST Kentucky regiment was called MAJ
Jno B. Shepherd presiding, and Capt f. r. l. lfipie'l'
appointed secretary = -
The chairman named Mai. Geo. A. Caldwell, Capt F.
f. c. Trple and Lieut. w L. Barbour, a committee 10
prepare resolutions suitable the occasion, who, after
retiring for short time reported the following, which
were unanimously adopted
Rcsoired, That the annunciatiou made to- us IN uuty
orders of the death of Brig Cen aner, has been received
and by the under command with profound
regret His loss which al classes ana
interests country have cause TO dep'ore
Long eminent lawyer, and statesman, he was sud
denly transferred without previous preparation 10 hgh
military position but the commanding intellect and
mistaken lirness, which distinguished him in the forum
and the Senate accompanied him 10 the held ana approx
ed him equal 10 any position.
Res0fpd, That while the nation mourtis the pubic man.
wen for the private friend Kind, courteous
and full of all generous impulses he his to every
heart without effort. la him found the exam
pie Of dignity without pride, rank without osentatio,
followed by public applause, yet preserved by pr
merit from the envy and malice dat usually attend the
course of fame.
Resoired, That deeply sympahize with his afflicted
family in this sad bereavement and that the secretary be
directed to transmit these resolutions 10 his widow with the
assurance OF our sincere coincidence.
Resoird That these resolutions, be published in the
Georgetown Ohio Standard the Washington, I'd. CD Lou
isyle and Cincinnati papers
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GOAL, COALiFor sale my wood yard 10th street,
" n superior lot of red ash anthracite coal.
Jan. 13-2aw4w PETER CASANAVE.
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WANTED, several active men to canvass for p5
works Apply at the store ofthe National Pubs 5s
company, Jan II
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, Is47.


SENATE.
The Senate did not sit to-day the body being called
on 10 render the last Offices OF respect to Ms deceased
member, the Hon J. s. PENNYDAcHER.
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ODEON THEATRE
Corner of For-and-alf street and Pennsylvania avenue
Last night but of Mr.. BURKE
Thursday Epening January IA, 1917,
VIII be presented the grand moral drama Of
GRANDFATHER WHITEHEAD.
Grandfather Whitehead Mr. Burke
Song by the Little Emma
Dance by Miss Eliza.
To conclude with the admired farce of
THE GARDENERS WIFE, OR
THE DAYS OF LOUIS XIV.
Galloshard Mr. Burke.
Back tier, rs parquettc 80 cents ladies' tickets
IS cents.
Doors open at Z ocock--perfomnnce at hafpast 7.
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HsADquAarsRs, Isr FIELD BRIGADE,
Camp Near Monterey, Mexico,

o HEADQUARTERS, Isr FfELD BR9ADk,
ckphbs', Camp Near Monterey Mexico,
NO. o December 3, 1876.
Ii is with the deepest that the lieutenant colonel
commanding, announces to the brigade the death, oil
Brig Gen Thomas L. ilamer, late and beloved com
mander He died in our midst at half past 10 O'Clock
last night
Asan humble mark of our regard for the character
and distinguished services of the deceased all but the
ssary guard duties of the command will be suspended
until after the nterment of his remains.
BY order of Lieut. Col J. ROCKS;
J. HOOKER, 4. A. \. Gen'l.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-14

PENNSYLVANIA Cty8L-we /,
from q correspondence P5as0H.ta .3.
Prnnsxlysnia ean1l has s1qz ri 5sIy5r
late fool. Two pans ofsbe eaedae,s
Of the portage were earned away and !
probably not be rePairelossiu hi, pa0a
The damage east OF the mountain, !.
great. The route over tbe Nst8n.I rsi /,
Wheeling to Baldmoe i, f5e aaIy enc /,
open. Freight ia Cumberland j. 30 d
per hundred pounds, and always ~fsoti1si 4
pIonpLness and despaLch.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-14
A BRIDE WORrn nAylNG Tic Il

4 BRIDE WORTH HAylNG-THe Liu-
eriek Chronicle ssXs lhat a Young gentleman.
Air Bell, very lately come ot age, and, hItaer-
20 a stronger 10 the smiles OF fortune. vii
this month lead 10 the altar The richest heir
80 ia Ireland. Mi,s Martin. The lads u
nov 10 her ,hifty-thiri year, and ms been for
several wears known IA the literary world
The fortunate youth Uas seeking a c4mmis
sion ia SIN reg neut on ioreisn service.
when Ness kindly changed ms destination
Tor the home department sud rrs TINS Month
ends ae ma, laYel live aud twenty mitsfa a
.tIc on The iaais besygnet uafA.ut.
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G4v WaerH-A letter in the Mobile
IL H-H .zete> ttlf tiru Worth was wounded
-4.aIa4s. EtayI,uf bali. The limb
-- -HlaH=a.H ban Il WH. nut
s.a-5 leIeI dangerous
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very truly yours,
T. 7. LNLLY,
N#i5r OH Iof,1try c,um,u3lu~

We understand that MAJOR Lett sagsss
tlsn has oeeo anticipated, au3 that orier were
issued ON Tire Eth OF August. from tine oih4.
OF The AjIataat Gcneral, directing The rsae-
cupatiou nj Jdiapa Ne presume ladi ee.
tore tins timc d military post has beca e>9b-
ilshri IN that city. W. eauaat doubt taat
Aiil n LaIa ; iarce joined With Gil. Wfn-
b5aps aai Geuefal Banes fareet a. Iesst
1850 bus advanced Is term d Junction viii
Geaetat S-aet -Giiaa.
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SAMI Ell MEN
NEDf would
inform The elilzens
Wheeling his
customers, Steam
oai and house fur
ni-hers generally.
that he ha. %oPsnei
a branch OF Ibe Old
established Steam
Power. IooAtng
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NNOrNCEs TIA, he NIL ofe7 2 @o.Tf,l
IA ran and winter goods on N''la. ,.sq.a
MT 10 winch ne respectfully ah'.f
b0ven gensr.ly and The Ladte. ia9'''t
- " UEIsKELI.l.uo IN tie ~ T. y IS
u. ,nd give. hun pleasure ta l..-s ,Tsa
corded N selecting from iAe = p = a, t5ettl
stock Of ucI aud drsifaHe sooa' -, d ssfHe
other he "a. eVcfietofe asa '' ,r,H, ard ~ ~
ness u ~ "n@e ~, ~. s%rnetsll .e.zy'
OCT Il
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oil POI Nd.

II HUss 4 Co, nave ia' rs,lls1sei
u Winter siOeA Of k'"ds IN The s"s
e.as, ). ,, Tie - it s.i' at AT .iad. q /. e'', z. e ''a'
a. are = 1. ~ or 70 70 o'aer a M shortest NJ, ao''i,. : na'
- ~ 800. wlele The Blaa.et coats a''~- 90
oul
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A9afaer gave aoaae la,t Nrsk ,aatal bag
90 HH- sHop Vas tfHe rsk OF i1e owners,
rftf.5f#g aH5Heita4LD
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WHIPS SLASllH

rrsF received direct ffom ne r.. ~
u Waadsiur1 Macon sH5 itaa #i,a.s !
hesss is~ae- .%uits'ie % ''''.. st Ns., y
chsap al NE gn Of the -. WOOL ~
-. Ortl2
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" s. business Cari. picture fame and Clock Factory
' .'t' Nam street. neU door 10 " Robsfs char fac
Hf , huN alcuIng 4 viii nave constantly on
a tHe#tuf goods % hs Inc, which ~ III
- 'ee 20 f-ial al NvN York prices. lie will
~ ~ cent, loss an sverg daiiAr than any .thef
ser. "e iN -" N-
#tctls
GktNHERRfrs-tt f.. t.,.,.l. .a-..o, c,,,f.,..
ta'4t 40 .4i sse = = WOODROW.
- Aslp tlfeef.
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knKSALE

rleAsnsr i44o Aero = a. ,ta.asa "A
u mn. ~4If a snld a harssln 49, cav q
~ IN lhe cay OF Hhesl4ns !" wAhiI1
oct t.-Jld aud 2tn-
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MOST BRILLIANT LOTTERY
- EVER DRAWN lN=IHE T.. =
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SAMUEL KENNEDY.

G7hhfHtNG NsAk-A regular Lookin, G.. ne
~ ui"' sad Cock store a. NEW YORK raj
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-31
A NO. 4 Oh "A NC e.
TO MERCHANTS

TNIIE Firm of CHLDs d. Bros of Glasgow,
Il will cease doing business in this place on
account of my presence being required in our es-
adjustment East. | am therefore compelled and
determined to sell out our present entire stock
Of Goods, which is perfectly new, well selected
and of the latest importation (by our house in New
York; Merchants and everybody else who wish
to purchase some right down good bargains. would
do we'll to call us before the first of August
next, as we intend to close by that date.
WIN. CHILDS.
P. S. We will also sell our house and lot,
which is one Of the finest Store and business
houses this side Of St. Louis. Any person wish
ing to purchase the same will please apply to US
soon, it will be sold at sacrifice.
If it should not be sold between now and the LIST
of August, we will rent it very reasonable
terms, as we are determined to leave Immediately
after the LIST Of August next
CHILDS e. BROS.
P. S. All persons who have settlements to
make with us will please not fail to call between
now and the LIST of August next, as otherwise
we shall be under the painful necessity Of leaving
all unsettled business in the hands of the law.
CHTLDS g. BROS.
Glasgow, Mo-, July 18th, 1917.
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