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From Professor Mott of Nee York and Others.
The undersigned have examined DR.. Banning's novel
views the mechanical pathology OF many affections oil
the vscera and believe them TO be highly interesting and
worthy the serious attention OF the medical profession
J. hearnoy Rodgers, H. Mclean
Dr. BANSrSo Kind Sir The following from a let
written by the undersigned TO her brother, prac
Using physician in central New York The writer is the
bereaved consor of clergyman well known and much la
menred aud her testimony is entitled to the highest conf
dence She cheernly consents TO It's publication If, il
yonr Judgment, may aid in commenting your useful
brace TO the patronage Of those who would be most benefit
ed by its use
Yours, respectfully r. J. s..
NEw YoRx, July Is, Isi7.
DEAR BRorHER: = change yes, wonderful
change has come over me since last Wo,s YOU IN
speak in the OF all my who are suffering as you
know have for years would tell them to look up and be
standing they may have spent all their living physician
without any benefit" but rather grew worse Yes brother
Dr. Bannng's Justly celebrated body brace is the great
wou mas any benefit ss %s Will
you when tell you have been induced by friend oil
na like as asg'ts 10 n
experiment have worn il for some time, and can
the relief have received from il That dull pain
and pulling sensation in my right side is wholly obviaed
down Of the abdomen is entirely reeved That gonsne
feeling thar the joints of the lower OF the spine
san a the bowels are Wholly dbva,sd You
well know how difficult II has been for me TO walk dis
lance years. othoe complaints Since came
10 this city have walked than usual, and the
sequence has frequently been inability to rise from bed
for hours Since have the brace, have been
bed walk miles daily with slight Inconvenience. have
told you of the effects on the bodythe mortal part
truly feel this marvelousy supported could not have
believed anything could have been devised tina. would
could perfectly supPortthe human body But what shall
saw of the effect the mnd-t is equally wonderful III
are well aware of the morbid dependency from which
long suffered often feeling THAT none had sorrows like
unto mine. Earth seemed like blank: thanks
to my Heavenly Father-hope has arisen in my heart
look with camness and fortuoe upon e's pass
ing trial. feeling that have many very many, blessings
Now, dear brother, want you to recommend this most
useful pan.cea all your patients afflicted as have been
am confident will do good for them than all your
drugs and sincerely pray that The choicest OF
Heavens blessings the inventor of this
der. working instrument. What consolation must it be
10 him that through his agency large class OF
sufferers have been relieved.
Your afectiona:e sister, M. X. E.
[The original of the above, bearing the full signature OF
the writer open to the inspection Of ali who choose to
call on DR.. B.
OCI IL
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l. Ii is situated near the Falls church, (where there is
school) in good neghborhood and is about miles
from each Of the cities of Washington and Alexandria,
good turnpike roads, Except miles which common
road and eight miles from Georgetown. tconta ms two hun
ded and thirty five acres, fifty of which in timber and
for the last five has been under of improve
men which has demonstrated that may be broug to
high OF fertility, with profit 10 the owner. large
part {now good condton) is set in grass, planted with
choice fruit tnnch of which is already in bearing The
dwelling aud oubuiings afford ample accommodation for
n gentee family. large frame barn, with sabng in tue
basement has been recently built in the best
There mlseat the premises, having fail of four
feet. So desirable place is seldom in markets
would be, but for the professional occupations of the
owner.
The price will be moderate, and the terms accomnoda
ting. For further particulars, apply to
at CHARLES DE SEEDING,
No III Todd's Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington city.
~ B.-Mr John DuIin residing the adjoining farm,
viii show the premises those DESTROYS to purchase.
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WASHINGTON ID. c., ,,s
DRACTISES in the Supreme Court of the United o' s
and IN the several courts OF the District OF Colan
and prosccu'es All manner OF claims against the III
sssics either before Congress the different dePa"
OF the government.
IT ID. MOSEL.Y, enit~d states Attorney, VIII s un
the several States and federal courts held ~ f'
willie.
Particular attention paid the collection OF claims
ottsce In the courthouse at Nashville, Tennessee
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Navy DkrAnrNxsr,
Bureau OF Construction, Equipment, and kepA,,r,,s
until O'Clock D. ln of the 18Th February next fo fur
, ,. aI 10 the PROPORTIONS and description herein
after mentioned, the following Qualities o. VINE IN rne
ns@s Which mus. be Of the very bes, quality aud in
way suitable and umcer TO be subject 70 sne
inspection Of the navyyard al winch mo s"'o u""r - W
AT GosPoRT.
Naa Itmbsr--N0. /.
4plscss 20 Zee, long !! by !. inches square
: (" 9 /" :.
piece feet long, work "a inches in diameter at 20
p' and small end II inches square.
ed and SQUARE The sct may be in the found
be .sa snd n Of sueSs size wss s ssG
other three viii curve
Spar Timbr-No D
Spices 50 feet long, work III inches diameter from
butt to feet of small end.
pieces IS feet long, work inches from ba, to
inches small end
piece 50 feet long to work IL inches fiom butt to
inches small end. go a
pieces feet long to work l7s in the middle,
pieces 50 long to work inches from butt, 10
piece IS feet long, to work ii inches from butt,
piece IS feet long 10 work inches from butt to
pieces 81 feet long 10 work 81 bur. IL
inches small end
pieces ~ feet long, work IL inches nom butt, 10
inches small end.
pieces ~ feet long, work 10 inches in the middle TO
inches small end.
pieces feet long, work IL inches from butt,
inches small end.
pieces Al feet long, work ii inches from butt,
inches small end
pieces feet long, to work 10 nche. from butt
inches small end
rs pieces Of inch spar, from to inches
20 poles.
The whole 10 be of black spruce straight, and hold
their size to work regular
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Mast Tinabrr-No
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PATENT OFFICE, Jan. rs, 1913.
IN the petition or Lewis Cuttlnn, Lowell, Mas,

" praying for the extension OF patent granted said
seven years from the expiration of said patent, which
takos place the 18th day OF May 1873
II ordered that the petition be heard the Paten,
Office first Monday in May, at IL o'clock, M and
persons notified TO appear and show cause any
Ordered also That this notice be published in the Union
and National Demokrat,, Washington; Pennsylvania,
Boston; Gazette and Republican Union, Portsmouth, n
first Monday in May next
EDMUND BURKE.
Commissioner of Patents.
p s. Editors of the ADORE papers will please copy and
send their bills Patent Office, with paper contain
,,,-s y, ootion .
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Notice 70 Claimanra.

TUCKER * ADDISON, General Agents, office on 6h
street, (Coleinans Budings) four doors north Of Penn
syvania avenue.
Beverley Tucker and John f. Addison have associated
themselves for the purpose OF prosecuting claims Of all kn
before Congress- and the several departments of the general
government.
All communications (pos' pad) addressed the above
shall receive prompt attention Reference is made the
following gentlemen:
Hon. Geo NJ Dallas. Vice President of the United States
Hon. John Mclean, Supreme Court of the United States
Hon. Robert j. Walker, Secretary of the Treasury.
Hon. Jno Y Mason Secretary ofthe Navy
Hon. Il. M. T. Hunter, United States Senate.
Clement Cox, ESQ.,, Georgetown D. c.
Jno f. Add -on. attorney at-law, will continue TO give
personal attention business before the several
the District of Columbia, and the adjoining counties Of
MARYLAND and Virginia. July l3-ly
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piece ~ feet long, work II inches diameter at 10 feet
from butt, and 19b diameter 10 feet from hoad.
piece Is feet long, ~ by 80 inches square from butt,
and small end II inches square.
To be of white pine the square timber to be nicely
hewed and The 8oet stick may be in the round;
curve The 4feet piece will have straight side tho
other three will curve.
Spar Ttmber-No g.
pieces 50 feet long, work l7A inches diameter from
butt 10 feet OF small end.
pieces s. feet long, work 10 inches from butt. and
inches small end.
piece s. feet long, work II inches from butt and
7 inches small end
pieces 81 feet long, work III inches the middle,
and inches small end.
pieces 80 feet long, work 10 inc hes from butt and
inches small end.
piece - fsct long, work ii inches from butt and
inches small end.
piece - feet long, work Is inches from butt, and
inches sinu end.
pieces 81 ee long, work Fl inches from butt and IL
inches small end
pieces 43 feet long, work II inches from butt and
inches small end.
pieces ~ feet long, work 10 inches middle and
inches small end.
pieces 90 feet long, work IL inches from butt and
inches small end.
pieces ~ feet long, work ii inches from butt and
inches small end.
pieces 40 feet long, work 10 inches from butt and
inches small end
Is pieces of inch spar, from to inches.
~ poles.
The whole be Of black spruce straight. and hold their
size TO work regular curve.
AT NEW YORK
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Charles DE SeidinK,
No H. 1edds Bndngs Penns yirania apenre. Washingm
GENT for claims, notary public, and commissioner Of
DUFF GREEN AND BEN. Il. GREEN,
.4fOraevs and CDussslfOrs-af. Lar.

Office on F street, the Treasury Department,
VXTILL give prompt attention claims before any oil the
w departments Of the government, or before Congress
and also in the of the District and in the s
prcme Court Of the United States
Address Green Green, Washington city, posfaee paid
Nov J3-If
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N. 3. Purchase none but such IS have wrappers tha,
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Sals Of Stocks, &c. see Fourth Page.

THURSDAY, August lO-P. NJ.
There was more buoyant feeling IN the Street
today and disposition operate in the fsnces Har'
lem looked like rise, and week will prooab show
higher figures for this stock For sound s'or rs there
was fair demand, and prices had an upward ndeney
Treasury Notes sold at 81 Government Skies, ftd4..
The supply Of all kinds of stocks in the market IS light
The Dill market is perfectly quiet, and quota
tons without change On London rstclsss 1921 1921;
Paris, GO days ST 23i a5f 22i do days 5flsia1l7i
Amsterdam 90 days 4Oi a4Oi Hamburg, IS: 1896
Bremen, 75i 679i
Another vessel was taken for Ireland at id
To Liverpool, heavy goods are l5s42Os; Cotton ida
532d; Corn d155d. We think considerable guam
tity of Flour was taken at IL Sd for Liverpool
The payments into the sub.Treasury during the
week have been s42j OOO and the disbursements about
s3OOO 600 The amount now in Treasury Is s9OOOOO-
which is being rapidly discussed. draft for 100000
was received to-day, and declined as deposit by
two of the Wsllst Banks. They did not want specie
sufficiently 10 take the trouble to collect the draft
Eventually the coin was divided between two or three
Ranks. Iii admitted now by Of the bank officers
that the principal cause of the late strngency in the
market was the drafts upon their vaults by the Sub
Treasury And this contraction and expansion will con
time 10 ernbarrass the mercantile community as long
as this Governmental absurdity is permitted TO exist
The large sale OF Woolens, ten thousand pieces,
went of to-day with considerable spirit The goods
were of the manufacture of the Washington Troy En-
pire and Clayvile mills and drew large company
Many of the parcels brought about the cost of produc
ton although some 10 Is per cent below the last
large public sale of the same descriptions.
The following Table of Imports at this port for
81 Ioo
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ls of the last four years


The aggregate shows considerable increase on ls46
and ls45 but il FIVE millions less than last year in the
same period The importatons OF manufactured goods
are larger this wear than last The last year is
entirely in specie For the last four months however
the imports of goods have shown decrease as com
pared with last year January, February and March
showed very large increase and had continued to
import at that rate should have required all the coin
in the country to pay of foreign balance. Our ex
ports were much smaller than last year while our i'm
ports were enormous 1t is surprising that consd
cradle exports of specie were required.
At Philadelphia the money market is becoming
tighter. especially among the brokers At Boston,
the contrary the market /. little easier. The business
demand is met freely by the Banks, but paper
sells si premium rates
Another failure at Boston in the domestic COM
mission business is noticed.
Counterfeit two dollar notes Of the Oneida Bank
well calculated to deceive both in the engraving and
the signatures OF the officers Of the Bank in crcua
ton at Buffalo There is wide difference, however, in
the yirnette &c The word Oneids," In large print
ON the genuine note is the vignete in the coun-
,rt il is under it. The dies at the top of the plate in
the genuine notes are Xxx in the counterfeit they
figures 90
There is little or no relief in the money market
at Buffalo.
A, Cincinnati, Eastern exchange is Il per cent.
Considerable sums in coin were being sent East
The receipts from the Main Stem Of the Balt-
more and Ohio Railroad for the month Of July were
s75O54 CO. and from both roads during the same peri
Cd they amounted to less than 1894 being an in
crease of 81 25 over the corresponding month OF the
wear ls47 During the months Of the current year
ending on the 3lst July the receipts from the main stem
were upward Of 1922 600 and from both roads upward
of s3i 800 more than they during the correspond
ing ten months of the preceding year
According the last annual report the gross revenue
from the main stem of the last year. was sll0ls36 Sc
and Yielded income, over the expenses OF working
and management of SSH lO7 co. than II per cent
upon the capital of s7O0OOOO If the ratio of expense
in the working and management Of the last year be not
exceeded in the present and that Of the increase of the
ten be maintained during the remaining two months o.
the year. the earnings of the present year ought not
to be less than per cent upon the capital OF sOOoO
The total amount of the Companys bonds issued and
to be issued on all accounts whatever, including the
amount of 1921 5s issued for the dividends In 1916 and
ls47 will not exceed the sum Of $500
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THuE,bIT. August 10.
AsHEs-As s1XaS and 50 for Pots and Pearls and dull
AcorroS@i. dull today and the only tae,
flour AND MEALe market for FLOUR generally dali and
heavy decline the market has ru gut the market INN ie
Init shippers 500 bbs taken today for hat purpose a
state Mhn &c round hoop ssa5 g pu, 7sa5 So
Brookn wheat 90 The sales Of the day add up 1000 or
public Ia southern descriptions the market heavy and
inactive The range With sales 40 so 0bs Of various
descriptions Mea plenty add held - for Jersey gsoerl
The bb for Jersey Western and Brandy
vine Rye Flour IS , 75a3 = ~ bbis.
GRAlN-Wh-at moderate demand, and pnce- steady
ale 300 bushels pnme aos made al 100 eis and 500 DO
light For Corn the nqgiD fair bat has been checked BY Tie id
anes N P,s ihs ,SpPS 81 r.Saa ss A. III
sale; Sonsssnfs OF The s, .aBPy are soRaIsd z S
PRovisioSs~is Port ils- not much movement, and the
ks rather heavy. Dol. ssTtas9 and II ga
81 s7s u BEEF We bear Of bat ls dong and prsss are
arr nominal several purchases shoulders recently
made ms ns,ss, for Pssslh pace Of .os5 ss' 800
s. At - and - fs - for sieuy prns n Cheese there
chocs Butter + II to and and good demand
wHsKY-I. sAass c' bsls With sales 80 70 ~ Drudge
!, tcts and firm. but the demand - moderate.
IEADFor Ps s9f ~ cash askes That hsurs tHne va
BoNY-I. m demand Al = eis bot hear Of sal-s.
MhAe = .. SI goo aeP Ps's ana ~ -
NAVAL s1oREs-cruss Turpenua ann Ths DoHlnal so.,s
spr. IS With moderate sales Buyers offer SIC
'ea si:1 2 . :1s good Ro COTE. ~ % u.u.
The cao Il Sugar landing unso Aboat 100 aids Y kco
Nolssses sod 100 DO 10 and so TO 90 soS-'
/ brown Havana Sugar al "a d5 c.
FRIIrAf today 10 boIcs Sy Lemons sot AZ -
69S oH-s Oranges sfR4 i2 l75 do o3 IS and rs
LEaTHLk-N chang, Pr-. however rather the decline
/ ~ - decreased receipts.
HiDES-Ws noice Of "a, Port Plate %
hsr.bl- and small parcel ~ per they The
band estimated a. to al tSi neaf, hre~ arhs :.
which hands The receipts Boz ne year iocaaa NE 80,
aInou0 thus far 70 5000 ara de-
dacus hand from The same TIE r.ni would shoN
HIDES have exported ~ofth sp~akns Of
Il aO 90 beng about the eure receipts Of 1870
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RUsAwAY COUPLE-Sherih Gorham OF this
town and Sheriff Wright Of Northampton. suddenly
interrupted the stream Of happiness OF runaway par
from Providence r. l. at Warmers Hotel IN Northamp-
ton, yesterday morning. The parties were Mr. Leander
Washburn, an unmarried man, and the wife OF Mr. JOB
Bryant pretty woman Of some 30 years. They lett
Providence last Friday taking with them little daugh.
ter of the womans but leaving three other children 10
share the home of the wifeless husband. The latter
tracked the ugitves this place and thence to North
ampton where they were found in loving communion
as aforesaid Evidence of their guilt being produced
at Northampton, Washburn was arrested there on a
criminal prosecution while the woman was urged by
her husband 10 return with him, he promising to for
give all offences if she would comply
She refused on any conditions to return TO his bed
and board declaring with considerable spirit that no
punishment could be great to her that she hna
seeing her iorlorn condition the partner OF her guilt
being in close custody consented TO return to Prov.
dence provided she might live with her father and not
with her husband
Wsshburn was examined before Justice Gorham, as
we learn from our Northampton correspondent and
bound over in the of $500 to take his rs on the
charge Of adultery at the Common Pleas Court In Octo-
Der next For the want of bail ne was committed
Washburn was a breakman the Stonington Railroad,
and had boarded in Mr. Bryants family for few weeks
privious to clipping with his wife Mr. and Mrs Brya
have been married thirteen years Springfield hep YIN
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NEW BOOKS.

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Foreign Ports.

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4
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sailed St Thomas Iith u barb Harriet Thompson lAdn Are
clbo. n load tor Nfofs. -,
n. sailed A. reported. -. - 80,
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Sailed Ceniuego., th ut brE CoSperhwst bref o fh
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NEW AND ELEGANT BOOK ON

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n CADY Il BURGESS New-York: Smiths Illustrated
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The etterpre descriptions and the tsgrnnc Illustrations vi
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The plan simple and illustrations 80 complete 10
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school Committees are requested to examine he work.
no 3, IN INV CAnY y BuRGESS. 50 John.si. ". Y.
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wednessas August g, WILLIAM TAYLOR OF lingering 10
ness. N the {lsi year Of his age
funeral from BIS lat, residence l.o Wie,t ococs VI Ga
Friday Aug a. h rvaaas vii be taken to hA'i 'Asr's' " ~
ermsuL
on he loth PHEBE Of Elisha T. Mott aged 81 years
TIE and relatives OF the family respectfully invited y Al
luert Without farther usiaon tbs Afternoon A.
rom Residence fd Ihr art a. Her
remains ~li be tAken % Greenwoot Cemetery. -
On the $50 Of his M JOB JOHN HAb
BERTON
n relatives friends invited attend h. funeral tbs IN
dsg stenoon from he iA,- residence No a NJ e avenue bTs
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