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THE GREEN MOUNTAIN VIc1EaTABIE OINTMENT.

the present day, when loud preensios put forth
for sosd no and be IN OF n m
IA VEGETTBE Of '
For few years past the proprietor Of this ointment has
RETAINED from advertising it, thereby combining its use with
nst epres as Surprising e to the
cal faculty. and the greatly increasing demand for II re-
out the United States The proprietor is now esabshng
agencies in every principal city, town and village, n inc
ment can be resorted TO by every one.
This ointment derives its principal efficacy from yege
il was mercifuy placed by the kind hand Of Providence,
and general by the aborgnes OF the country as
that the Indians were formerly far successful in the
treatment of inammatoy diseases than the most su and
sought out in the Vegetable World those remedies which
the Creator knew best adapted TO them Taught thus
pied over deases which then baed the skill of he best
physicians, and which continue to battle them to the pres
In the application of this remedy the aborgines enwrap-
ped their feet and limbs in the leaves of the plant and IN
m"ls skins over the whole They then lay down before
good fire. with their feet toward IT, continuing there nt
ion restored to the functions of the body In few hours,
the most violent niammaoy diseases We're suodued, ana
and auieted, and a speedy cure made certain.
One of the early pioneers in the Green Mountains became
acquainted with this vegetable during his WIN
the Indians also with their mode OF using il Perceiy
ing its wonderful efficacy, and the perfect confidence WIN
violent and alarming circumstances, he resolved to intro
duce il among white MEM and he made an ointment OF It's
essential essence by incorporating with such materials as
would render its application more convenient ana eihce.
1t has been thus used for more than half century, healing
tie most nveterate Diseases and gvingjoy and health to
vast numbers.
The power Of the Green Mountain Vegetable Ointment Is
astonishinply great There medicine known that can
surpass prompt and energetic action Applied IN sui
cen quantities to surface of the body, in the vicinity
OF the most highly infamed parts, whether external or IN.
ternal it ut once subdues the Inflammation ana pain; IL
will quiet the most sangry looking wounds soften and re-
duce sweng Of the hardest kind, and purify and restore 10
dnpdiu
eases to which this wonderful ointment adapted are me
following plandular swengs, aguc In the lace sWeneu
breasts and sore nipples of nursing women bronchitis lei
ons and rngworn rheu, scald head and is AN nva-
liable dressing for burns, scald and drawn blisters sh
gles eryspeas, piles, &c, Inflammation OF the eyes yies
10 its power Immediately; all bruises and reshcut wounds
are cured with great rapdity and scroulous
sores are soon changed into healing condition, and ne
quently entirely cured
The above valuable ointment can be had OF
H. ID. GILMAN, Druggist,
Penn avenue Browns Hotel, only agent Tor tins
District =, ... r a.. ,,.,,,
Pamphlets containing respectable cerlcaes OF te many
wonderful performed by the use OF TINS olhineh e
vi ,i " e Dec. 3
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Ry 9. ". BOTEAER, Jy., .g,r,toneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE STOCK OF
! staple and fancy dry goods.-lt virtue of deed OF
trust me, executed and delivered by Richard C. Wash
ngton, bearing date the 3ls of March 1916, and duly re-
corded shall SELL Wednesday, the 10th day of january
Instant 10 o'clock, m, the lately occupied by
T. E. Washington in this city, at public auction to the
highest bidders upon the terms hereinafter mentioned, all
and singular tue stock in trade dry goods, fancy goods mer-
ooandise goods and chaels Of every name and Nature
whatsoever in and about the said store and premises
Terms All sums OF and under $75, cash over 1913 to
$50, 60 days $3.50 $780, and tonr months
over $780, monthly payments from six months notes
bearing interest with approved security.
]. NJ. CARLISLE, Trustee.
Jan 8--eols G. w. BOTELER, Jr., Auctoneer.
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Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, ash Dec, 1876
G.. JOHNSON,
Postmaster General
Dec. @-lawlw


PROPOSALS. for carving the mails the United States
from 18th April 1917, the Both June, lsi9 incl-
sive in York. will be received at the Contract Office OF
a. m Of tie lO day OF March, 1917 be decided by the
first day Of April following, the routes and in the man
No. 1880. From Phelps, Ontario county, New York. to
Newark, 4 miles and back, six times a week
Newark LSaye r nma da aS 81 ss SUNDAY
Leave Newark daily (excep, Sundays at sa. M, ar
rive at Phelps same days by IOa. M
No 1881 From Phelps, Ontario county, New York, by
Port Gibson, to Palmyra ii miles and back SIX tunes
Leave Phelps daily Except Sundays at m, arrive al
Palmyra same days by a. m.
Leave Palmyra daily Except Sundays) at a. m, arrive
al Phelps same days by 10 a. M -
Extract from the of Congress Of March - lSto section To-
"And further enacted That it shall be the duty OF the
Postmaster General in all future lettings OF contracts Tor tue
transportation of the mails let the same, in every case
the lowest bidder rendering sufficient guarantees Tor
faithful performance, without other reference to the moae
of sportaton than be necessary to provide or the
due CELEBRITY certainty and security OF such transportation
nor shall any hereafter be required to pur-
previous contractor for the same route
Bidders arc requested in their proposals the mode
by which they intend convey the mail If the size and
weight the mails the speed called for in the sched-
nles shall require IT, the contract viii be made for two or
ouhorsc coach conveyance, the may be; and IN
that the win be let TO the bid proposing such
mode of conveyance
Blu, if coaches necessary for the mails alone, the
route VIII be assigned to the bid that proposes the cheapest
mode oil conveyance.
FWst-Ofa bid.
Tor We, as the may be) there insert the OF
hereby propose TO carry the mail on No! from
! TO :, often as the advertisement requires, in the
time stated in the schedule and by the following mode
OF conveyance, there state how il is be conveyed) for
the annual sum of
| Dated
| Second--Ofa guarantee TO accompany each bid
The undersigned there insert the OF tic zuarsnto
or guarantors guarantees that here insert the name of bid
der Of bidders, the may bel if his (o
their) bid for carrying the mail from 70
be accepted by the Postmaster General, shall enter into
afIo pTior 70 ant
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Holse-By virtue of deed of trust executed by
|Hoke NJ Berry of record in Liber W. b., No. 81 folios
|i3I I2g and 49, Of the and records of Washing
n county the undersigned will offer for SALE public
Han TO the highest bidder, Saturday. the Both day of
January A. D. lSi7 the hour of IL O'clock m, for the
purposes in said deed mentioned, 10, Of ground, with its
apd designated on the plan of said city lot No l6,
SQUARE No 6s6 subject to the widows dover.
This property egiby and beautifully situated on Cap
r Hill fronting on the west side Of LIST street east between
and G streets Forth containing comfortable and well fin
sncd to-stoy brick house, with outhouses, garden, Nc,
being The same which occupied by the Hon Holmes,
of South Carolina, during the vusre7e,
now in the possession of the said Brooke NJ. Berry The
title is nd puiable; but the undersigned will convey
the purchaser only such title is vested III him by the deed
Of aforesaid Terms of sale cash The sale TO take
place in front Of the premises. .l. :.
Dec S-3tawiwsds 4. GREEN, Aucioneer.
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INI next session vi t.is o MI I r
LIST OF February, ana terminate the SUN Oh June oho"
ing.
-, COURSE OF INSTRUCTION. ,;o. 49,, 80
The Latin and oreek languages ahcient hsoiy anu ge
ograaPny-froiessor r. w ooieiiial ~ ~ .x...
Mathematics, comprising artnneuc, aYepIh, geometry
plane ana spherlca haupca M
the dlerenai ana integral ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS u W. Coe
man. A. M , ~. Dc,
Inc french, spanish ana ia'iah lansoasesi 'o'esSo
lsidofe t,uliet. ,,
Natural philosophy, comprising meehcs, hyurouy IN
SIC, pnennalcs, acouspcs, eecrT NJ c a NJ op
ucs ana astronomy H. wv nv Coelan' =, NJ
Neral philosophy + w. Ooieihar, "a W.
Board (includng washing bedding, and fueD and tut
on for the session of five months, $ll5, payable in adj
'
For the character of the institutions the subscriber refers
the gentlemen whose given below and for the
superior qualifications of his assistant L. M Coleman, TO
the annexed testimonial of the professors of the University
of Virginia. +. w. COLEMAN,
Principal
Address: Concord Academy, Caroline county, Virginia
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ftLOTHING AT COST.-rhe proprieors of the New
~ York Mammoth Clothing Store having determined to
close their stock of clothing offer their large and
fashionable assortment cost Gentlemen wishing to re-
penh their wardrobes will find this excellent opport-
nifty do atvery little cost price will only be ask
ed. Gentlemen satisfy themselves by few moments
inspection.
J. GALLlGAN ~ SON,
Dec Ig-eoIm Next door to ID. Clagett ~ Co.
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COrms! COrnxi

COrns! CornsI
TNR. l. ZACHARIAH, jr., of Baltimore, Maryland, re-
- specially informs the ladies and gentlemen of Wash
lngton that he now professional and will remain
upon all who may conde in his experience anti Skill He
Is prepared to cure hard and soft corns, bunions club
nails, nails penetrating the flesh, chilbaius Ne, in five
minutes without the least pain blood, that
they VIII never return.
Dr. L. has operated for the last three in the city
Baltimore, and has numerous certificates of his SKILL which
can be seen by calling him at his at Coemans
Hotel He likewise refers the public the following
commentaries which are In his possessoni
Baltimore, August 27th 1916.
'We the undersigned, having examined DR.. |. Zacha-
ria, r method OF curing cors, bunions &c do
hesitate TO recommend him to the public and say that his
method Is most rational one, well as efiectuid:
Nv. w; Handy, NJ d. p Chatard, NJ d.
Prof n X. smith, John Whiridge, NJ. D.
&c Chas. b. Gibson, F. H. Chatard, NJ D."
The following appeared in the Baltimore Americana Dec
18th, 1876
"CHIRoPEDy-Ihis is branch of science which is too
often spoken OF sghngy because OF the number OF mpos
tiers who have from time, deceived the public
Those who suffer from the grievous Inconvenience of cos
have them most sSilliy removed by DIR. Zacharial
No "a North Gay street; and the relief they will derve if
not permanent, will certainly be eecal for very long
time, while the comfort and satisfaction will be worth
times the Dr. H. has testimony OF his skill and ab
iy from the celebrated Sir Ashley Cooper and diploma
from the Academy OF Medicine at Havana, besides very
strong recommendations from OF the eminent
physicians of Baltimore. To these we may add our own
derived from the Doctors skill mode Of operation. We
may add that his charges quite MISUNDERSTANDING in
deed, compared with the satisfaction lie affords the su
ferer."
,r.., anIes ,u, c,emen waited on at their residences
if required, by leaving orders above. Jan 1876
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A VIEW of the Camp of the Army of Occupation as ID
"A October, 1915; being the first of series Q, VeWs
Illustrating the progress the army and scenery oil Mexco
by Captain ID, p. Whiting, United States army For SAFE
at Staoners Hall, Pennsylvania avenue, u,srr,rp
Dec q WIN rioOtibh
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INLEGANT Books for Presents.-The subscriber has
T. now on hand and every day receiving number OF
beautifully bound books for Christmas Among them are
tho poetical works of BRYANT Byron, Milton, bemhns,
Crabbe, Heber, Pollock Rogers, Campbell, Kirk White,
Young Coeridge Shelly, Keats, and Howell in different
sizes and binding. Also number of splendid ANIMALS,
prayer-book and bibles, Catholic and Protestant, and
variety of beautiful books for children.
GEORGE TEMPLEMAN,
Dec u Near ~ street and Penn. avenue
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LIME Evening Fans. White Md Gloves, Sc---J. II.
Gibbs invites the attention of the ladies and public gem
orally his assortment OF beautiful handpainteo ana en-
broered evening fans suitable for the approaching assem-
bes and other occasions They viii be found TO unite the
latest and fashionable designs with richness ec-
gance, and utility.
Also very handsome cameo and otter breaspins,
bracelets, &c. go
Jan 0-2uf
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i est. Yesterday the Georgetown road, between the
IL "Six Buildings" and the bridge, martin nun.
suitable reward will be paid the ,n,e on It's return
the owner, al Mrs Minors, street. between 9th h
streets. Jan. IL
1TuVE DOLLARS REWAtD.-Lost on SAT- Iay d 70.
j. paz breaspin, round will pearls Tie above re-
ward win be paid ON its return TO Gadsby's Hotel
Jan 9-3~
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BewArcl

If G. Benz. Smith be not written with pen on the bot
tom OF the box all sugar-coated" pills counterfeit!
PnncPal Office ~ Greenwich street, large brick block
New York. Price rs cents a box.
Nov 5-6m
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(NOAL, COAL!For sale my wood yard 10th street,
~ a superior lot oil red ash anthracite coal.
Jan. l3-2aw4w .ss PETER CASANAVE
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Orders for tickets and shares and certificates Of packages
in the above splendid lotteries, will receive the most prompt
attention. and official account OF each drawing sent I'M
nedatey after it is over all who order from Adj
dress j. " 4. MAURl,
Agents fen the managers, Washington City, D. O.
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TTNEACHER OF Music.-A young lady, well educated,
and every way qualified for the situaon wishes EN-
ployment teacher of music in respectable school or
lap ex-governor Maine, M. c., Washington, D. c.;
Mr. John Neal of Portland, Maine, of whom inquiries may
be made by letter. Jan l4-7
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(NANIPBELL'S tho Chancellors.-Lives of the
u Lord Chancelors and Keepers of the Great Seal of
England, from the earliest times till the reign of George
the Fouh by John Lord Campbell, three volumes, just
Jan Is f. TAYLOR. :,
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rise Misses Schncbly's Boarding and Day school,
'.ce No as8 Chesnuf 81 PhiLnd

,".e Mi..es schnebly's Boarding ana Day school,
N ll,, ye,,u ,..s No 1868 Chestnut ST.. Phiad
THEIR second session win commence o u'' i' u r
l nlary, but P'ph viii be received at any nms
Boarding and washing $50 paid in advance FERNS for
tuition in English branches varying from 6 to Si2 SIG
S. Each Of the other onanen si' brano I, sly
ne Misses D. VIII be assisted by teachers OF acknowledge
ability.
REFERENCES.
Rev Mr.. j. H. Fowles, Philadelphia ; Rev. DIR. S. II.
b na Msw 4Gs ISdss q Bs Phaspqy Pr II
pha Professor Espy Washington city Jan. li-lm
ITO Tcachers-A gentleman wen qualified to teach
l. the Greek and Roman languages, the mathematics,
and usual branches OF an English education may hear OF
favorable situation and employment by early application
to laiies NJ Sni OF tile Treasury Department. the
Hon MIR. Leake, Of Virginia. Jan s-3eod
Martins Improved Bee Palace;
i men may be seen At the tnted States Hote and
has for sale the right this District the State of Delaware
right, and will sell the remaining territory very low. The
i9owHs Testimonials stun d owe Of great many that could be
S'''A' ''A 80 - '>''' y - ' GEORGE cAtvERr.
LONG MEADOWS, Fauquer CO., Virginia,
December Z, 1917.
have now used Martins Improved Bee Palace five sum
me1 ana lind i to be perfect protection against the bee
y constructed that tile bees will hot swarn, if the spare
honey is taken from them Mine has yielded eonsidera-
PIE 9uahty OIL the purest virgin honey Given under my
mana. THO. SHEARMAN.
Know all men by these presents that We the undersigned
citizens OF Cohnnbiaa county in the State of Ohio, av
Ing f. Martins Improved Bee Palace In for six years
do certify that they free from worms and have been
ever since we lave had them in and do that pur
pose beyond most sanguine expectations and the
most convenient for taking honey and preserving the bees
of any have any knowledge Of and feel ourselves ~
fable in recommending it to the public,
Nathan Coke, Isaac Chalnberlin
John benson, All. Brewer,
George Waller, Elihy Ferl,
Joseph James, William Chalnberlin
Hiram Bell, lustus Right,
Jan. Ii Henry Walter
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I1OH sALE.The fixtures of coalyard, situated at the
junction OF the terminus of the canal and the mouth of
Tbe Creek This perhaps the most desirable location
for the sale of coal in the District The customers are
tremey puuctual, and of the respectable class
ANY person wishing do large and safe business would
do well apply immediately to the subscriber through the
Georgetown post office. Terms moderate.
Ian l3-dI,W CIntel1 B. FORREST.
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GOVERNMENT CLAIMS.

,HE undersigned will leave Boston early In Deeem3e ,,
ring lie session of Congress, and will be happy to atten "
the prosecution of claims before Congress or either o.
,;,e ena r,nenfs. For number of restieii
of that city, and during portion OF Tint ume colnee
with one of the departments, his knowledge oil the nin
If such business will give all matters intls
ed 10 his care great facility and insure more speedy
nstmsnt than under ordinary circumstances ADDRESS
post paid, ~ ,,~ohan,si RAM Building
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HUNTINGTON, Ia, June 81, 1916.

DR.. SMrTm
DEAR slR am most out of your ndian vegetable sugar
coated pills and find them selling fast that think you
had better send two gross Immediately. Tley give
such general satisfaction that people at least twenty
miles for them; and it is generally known am agent for
them, would be very sorry to get out.
Yours respectfully,
SAML MOORE & co.
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\ rational Publisiling Company's Daily Bulletin

National Pubsiling Compnny's Daily BulIetin.-
IN Rose Warrington, or Life in New York l2A cents
Child Of the Angel Voice and Lutte song, by Augustine
Duganne music by James NJ Deems; embellished by
beautiful Plumbeo'ype portrait OF Miss Anna Maria Cole
I2A cents.
The Daily National Piumbeoiype Gallery of Views and
Portraits, comprising portraits OF Sir Richard Pakenham
Alderman John Binns, and view of the Washington mon
unIent, Baltimore.
National Publishing Company, Pennsylvania avenue
near the CaDitol. Jan l2--
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4u CONCORD ACADEMY.
TIME next session of this institution will commence Il
LIST of February and terminate the Both oil June follow
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WANTED, several active to canvass for popular
w works. Apply the the National Publishing
Company. Jan 2-
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ToNAwANpA, Pa, Sept IS, 1916.


Dr.. G.. BENZ. SAITH.
DEAR Your agent left with lot of your sugar
coated pills, and have but few boxes left. Every box
have sold has given entire satisfaction. have taken
them myself, and | consider them the best pills have
ever used, and 1 afraid recommend them to the
public. wish further supply at once.
Yours respectfully,
JACOB KILLER, p. NJ.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS-,
Second Session.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1916;
SENATE.

The journal of yesterday read and approved
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT.
message in writing received from the President
OF the United States by the hands of his private secretary
NATIONAL ARMoRIEs.
The VICE PRESIDENT laid before the Senate re-
port of the Secretary OF War; made agreeably law,
by statement showing the expenditures on
of the national armores and the number of
the during the fiscal year ending the
3oth June, 1916.
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From, the Blne Hens Chicken, (Del)

We call the attention OF readers to the certificate OF
Rev ;. Williams pastor of First Baptist Church. Psburg,
in relation DR.. Smiths pills We can ourselves bear
mony to the excellence of these pills, one of us having
used them, and experienced great relief from them
The above is the best paper IN the State Of Delaware
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From Tie 81. LOUIS NtpuDIICah
From the Upper Missouri.

Six of the traders engaged in the fur companies on the
Upper Missouri have arrived in this city. They left
Fort Laramie the goth of April, and reached here
the oath instant We learn from them that the trade in
that quarter has been successful and that the party under
the management of Mr. P. d. Papn will bring in about
eleven hundred buffalo robes, &c. They saw immense
herds Of buffalo on the route
The winter an extremely one, and immense
quantities of snow fell, which had not melted away
when they left the fort Still further west the quantity
much greater and traders from the mountains stated
that they frequently passed over snow of the depth Of
five to ten feet, thcky encrusted with ice Many In
dians and good many whites, were frozen by the
usual severity of the weather. When they left there had
been no warm weather; and, of course the re-
manned on the ground. This being the case, we may
safely look for rise in the Missouri next month
The Pawnee Indians, it well understood, were
badly disposed and threatened to rob- if they did not kill
the whites passing through the country In the latter
part of January war party of Pawnees met similar
party Of Sioux at the junction of the north and south
forks OF the Platte. conflict ensued, in which thirty
two Pawnecs killed, and only Sioux killed and
one wounded
The advance of the Norman notwithstanding of
seventythree wagons-were met 900 miles from w est
port going very prosperousy They well armed,
and had with them six pieces Of artillery: They first met
the Oregon and California emgrants at Ketchums Fork
and from thence they were scattered all along to the
Wakarousa, companies of forty to fifty wagons. The
whole number of wagons between 400 and 500. The
emigrants were all getting along well.
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The democratic ticket for all the city is elected
by large majority, viz: For Supreme court-Edmonds,
Edwards. furlbut and Jones; Superor--Oakley San
ford, and yanderpoel; Common peas-Ulshoeter, ngra
ham, and Daly District attorney-McKeon
The democratic majority in the city is probably in the
neighborhood OF 1000 The number OF votes poled is
hardly two-thirds as large it was last fall
The difference against the appeal Judges adopted by
the antrenters, compared with other candidates the
tickets, amounts to several hundred, but will not
probably affect the result
For district attorney, Mr.. White the regular whg nom
inec, runs ahead of Blunt, volunteers but McKeon
(den,) is elected over both by alarge majority.
The Stree Academy" are sorry to say, is carried
by large majority Here is another sluceway opened
for taxation and corruption, that shall hear
the last Of
In most Of the wards democratic school commissioner
and trustees elected.
BRooKLyN.--The following are the maiorities in the
different wards of the city OF Brooklyn for more
nj Tho