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THE Practical Drnugh htsmant n complete course OF
and mechanical drawings by Armen
gsnd and Johnson civil engineers VOL quarto London 1854
FRANCK TAYLOR.
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IcRANK'S GERMAN ECONOMIC Students Lamp
Just received by direct importation from Frankforton the
Mane eight celebrated lamps such sold by
since, and such general sasacton to all who
bought Of them For economy In the use Of soft
and beauty of light they be exceled article I'D
mrsby for colleges schools public departments members
Congress- other require good light and
will affect the eyesgt last but least they
equally suited for ladies that have 10 do at
night.
pine OIL ethereal spirit lard OIL and a other
kinds and pattern. lamps Of the mos, modern and a
Styles which will be sold low for think stock is
e largest the city and forming the only complete stock here
aboutx.
q. 8. WHITTLEsEY,
534 Seventh street,
agent OF Franks economic lamp In this CITY,
P.s.--All bills with be settled monthly.
Dec 9-co9wif
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE

BACHELORS HAIR DYE
DARKER his fancy under National Hotel
10 dozen, large and small Bachelors hair dye which
universally be very coorng
without injury the skin. beautiful
We recommend the
PARKER'S Fancy and Pcnumery 5tore
Dec 2-eod3t' Under National Hotel,
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THIS give notice chat the subscriber hath OBJ
orphans of Washington county, the Dis
of Columba letters OF administration on the personal estate OF
Of Washington county deceased All
having claims against said hereby
same with vouchers thereof the subscribe
November otherwise by law
be excluded all benefit of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 25tb day of November 1854
r. c. WASHINGTON,
Aa,,,nzt
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District OF Columbia, COURT,
Wasbngtr n county, }'o wiz Nov. IA, 1854.
the personal Amsead
Washington deceased, the
aured by law to The creditors deceased by
a for three weeks tle UHion
Test; ED N. ROACH, Register Of Wills.
Nov 26-iaw3w
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OR SALE LeaseA comnodious oursto and attic house,
the OF ID street House con
ans twelve rooms and recently papeed and painted
throughout accommodating and possession given mmed
40 Solicitors Ofce Treasury Department
Oct
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Important work for Pension CIair

DENsION Bounty Laws Just published Analytical
ofhc Bounty Land Laws the Decisions of
Secretaries, &c., Sci arranged be ntellgblc every
claimant Price Sc; postage, ii prepaid, 20 cents.
On sale at TAYLOR MAURY'S
Oct 10 Bookstore, 9th street,
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Tor SALE That valuable Seventeenth the
ofthe Chesapeake and Ohio canal in this city fronting
100 the
of square ouh 3 has warehouse IT, suit
able for mill machinery IL sdons The locks
and alike convenient trade the canal river For terms
ply the premises to
Nov ll-Hawm THOMAS GREEN,
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~
The London containing 200 Of the best plays of the Ian
Memoirs q q Duke sp,y a, y EHgi; q vols
ssmsoa,. Mining oida.ase: Spain. ID Essi.h
Oet FKANCK TAYLOR.
Important Work for Pension CIairnants.
sa Just AZ
Secretaries, &c. Sci arranged to be ntelgbc to every
@.1s On sa r'e m a. TnSYSs g ssa' nAuRYs
octla Bookstore near 9Th street.
TIE Psn,on Law: and soan.y Land I.w.Aa A,
of Attorneys the Forms and Rcsua.Ons pre-
whole arranged Ineligible every claimant by
g Tdpe late chief The Pension ONCE Volume, 1884,
y Sep 20 ''S' FRANcK TAYLOR.
EROM LONDON.-siura; by Sir Roderick Murchson the
history of the oldest known rocks containing organic remains
The shipping Laws of the British Empire; by C. Atkinson
The Laws Of War affecting Commerce and shppins by H.
Psychological Chemistry by Professor LchH,ann vols.
Louis Napoleon's System Field Arlcry by Captain
Volunteers and Rifles by Lieut., Col. Gordon 1853
The Rifle Musket; by Capt Jeryis. 1854.
says nsmO @ EnsI.s Enssn iDs tsqS..o s1
pod British ressfas ar and knshagS
The Crystal paiaeeis Park Natural History Fine Arts Courts
Sept FRANCK TAYLOR.
1oREsr scene. In Norway sweden, 1 vol.
The GREAT highway; nStory Oh e WordS su"sRes ny o. W..
e Jsi., Z, ,s: vol LGaasn
Pigeon. and Rabbits; " + DsIsmer Price IS cents
James the Second; BY IS
Ts Pin BY M MN eVs LonSSS SSSon N s esn
Ernest Maaavers; BY BuIwer London s7cent.
sep,l FRANCK TAYLOR
ERENCH WRITING INK, by Perine Gmyot.
Bank England writing ink BY Jones' maker appointment
Imported direct from the manufacturers in RsI end IocSGn y
TIiE STORY OF THE BIBLE. from first dawn
Of Revelation TO n Of The w s
Krumacer from the seventh German edition,
Midsummcr Flowers the Young. BY Mary Howi,,
The African Cru;oes BY Mrs 81 Lee, S,.
ESsg Hss F;s|sass css and s "sfs BEE
pODGERss PENKNIvEs, Genuine.-A large variety,
person the undersigned, Rodgers Sons
sepla '" FRANCK TAYLOR
EREAxs Of Fortune , by j. b. Jones.
nr senu, or s sDsmss' ss s Rsd e
'a'l just received a, TAYLOR = MAURYs
Sep 10 Bookstore, near 9Th ST.
nUR Honey Moon and other ComicaIsies, from,
" Punch with numerous illustrations.
lifes Lesson; a tale.
rar,Ser rn supply 'Sr SS'S'f Of Fashion and Famine
." SAFE" TAYLOR q MAURYs
Sep2s Bookstore, near VII a.
WHAT NOT by Mrs. Mary A. Denison. Illustrated with
w cravings, from designs by White
The Femne Prose portraits bognph
nodce., and specimens of their writings by John g.
Hart, LII. D.
he Life Of Luther; beautifully illustrated.
Thngs In America by w. Chambers, (of Edinburgh.)
Sports Far West from the German with tntcd H.
lustrations Frederick Gerstaecker.
The Treasury Of Medicine; by John James, M. ID.
editions Of BuIwers novels, Half IIours with
the Best Authors, Don Cluixote Monte Chrsto &c.
soyer's Shilling Cookery Upwards OF hundred thousand
copies Of " sold In a few weeks
on sale TAYLOR h MAUkfs
Nov5 BOOKSTORE near yin suect
J,vENTIDE, by Eme Anon-a series OF tales and
Il poems. :.
The Western Home and other by Mrs L. H. seourney'
and March by Captain Grafton United states army
Putnam's Magazine for November. .,,,, u.,,o,
Il a IL
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CARDIFF all who wish purchase good furniture house
keeping articles OF the subscriber would that
furnishing No $50,
the Exchange Bank well filed with fine None
he determined
He beautiful pao furniture
aad eight sets of enameied chamber
furniture, IN finished in superb style
The far advanced funds
desirable ard bargains expected Goods delivered
SAFELY free charge all parts Of the city Georgetown
Nov 2e-eod3w N. NJ. MccREGOR.
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CvENTIDE, by Enc Anon-a series OF tales and
Il poems.
The Home and other poems by Mrs L. H. sgourney
Camp March by Captain Grafton, United States army
Putnamf Magazine for November -. ..,.,,, ,r.r,o,
81 fkhNth IhfboN
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Members Of Congress. Strangers sojourniDK I'm the
city, public generally call your
and superior stock of cloths csssmeres and
nrs notice, and
Having supplied establish
the best workmen will warrant that a
by shall he those made other
,ab-hmont n United States.
WM. II. STANFORD Merchant Tailor,
Penn avenue three doors OF ID No. i5e.
Also for the French Fashions, received regularly
a month. W. H. =.
Dec 3-2iw3wf
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n IJARPEN'S MAGAZINE FOR DECEMBER.
Jedderhoses Life Meanclon translated by
e.
Roughing il in the Bush by Mrs. Noodle.
Life In the Clearings; by Mrs. Noodle
Outdoors at Idlewild by NJ P. Willis
The Rat Catcher; by Gustav Nierilz.
Beautiful Bertha by Mrs. Tuthil.
Dec
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Uomsxfic P0rfa.

SAN FRANCISco-Au Nov. g. ship Bay State, CroweL
76 fm New York via Rio Janeo III days; bark sophia
Hsyn Nanske, Hamburg; brzs vesta, Miller. Colnmn AZ
River Potomac Csmm.n. 90 Orh BRIG susan Abigail Toad
Hun bolot Day; llth. u steamship Su.qaehsnnsh Bushs
nan, HoDoulu stssnshp Columbia Dali Oregon; l2th ship
stephen Baldwin, Smith Hons Kong; bns Arsyls lot s.i
morel Bartlett kqu.qua 18th seams ps Golden GaSe W.
kiss Panama; Amer ca - San Diego; ship ys1es I'd
wards Bsier New York 1876 days l4,h ship Herald (~hserl
HsrTs. Ochotsk Ses via Hssolulu; brig VIM PenA swain.
Humboldt Bay; 18th, sehL Cytesure "hippss, gmpqHs
River
Cissred-gov O. ,hip Northwestern Eldridse Shanghai;
bark Oretes Dannemsss Hong Kong 10Th chip Kate Hoo
per. Jsekson Hong Koes; bark Edndss, Porter ael
bp Golden Gate WSkias Benicia; brig Tigrs, Mead Aas
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mdIrbes, grwrirp, ST
Professional Notices.
IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL TEETH

IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL TEETEI.-Dr. j.
l. ALLEN late Professor 10 the Ohio COLLEGE Of Dentd
ina AkTf DESTUREs, which combines the following
advantages:
yta the saliva ibfsc the breath the slight
eat moisture cen get between the teeth and plate.
ID Al Artificial Gum. which Is firm end nde-tructibis
the teeth fused at bh heat between and aroaad ther
base which unies them dfm esch other and to tbs plato
upon which they This gum mp.Ts the teeth that
peculiar expression and appearance which
3d. Great strength obtained by thu. uniting the Teeth
Gum snd Plate aud ordinary force IN maseang can brsak
the m from their base.
4h clear distinct articulation Of speech restored
This important change effected BY having the inside Of the
teeth Of natural form. To sis form the
readily adapted This perfect adaptation OF the to tbs
dnle the Kissing muied sounds 10 speaking or
9TH The natural form and expression OF the mouth sad
face be restored where they have become saasen
This done by Of additional attachments 70 tho aHs
supporting the teeth These attachments are 80 formed
bring the sunkeD poron, sDf sustain them 10 their
pound and become component part. OF the denare
when rightly formed be detected by tbs closest
Tns method OF restoring the cheeks 70 their original
lips has been well tested, having been msde special
atuTe in the authors Psscc- Tor several years pest variety
Of photographic and Dsguercotype hxsRes's which have
been without this and sso with
it be His sce showing change sppss
which PRODUCED In the eOuuensnceso OF dnss nov
Wesrg denuTes constructed this principle, which the
public invited call and EXAMINE togstuer With ohsr
specimens Of bis improved style Of WORK not reqnns the
above attachments
The plates usually employed for this work pstins
the purity of which prevents the ta2sh or IN
pleasant In short system embraces
many and important i-eares vbish are esey spPree
BY those wearing artificial dentures upon an pnocps
With refsrente TO the utility Of this method
nonias he siven eminent Dentists In tne vaiou.
cities Of the Union, and persons ~esneg 'S ~ es
other cities j. ALLEs no ~ Done W. ~, :.
TT 8. indispensable ~ travellers
| u Issued By j. g. MONIES NOteIy Paole, No "a War
rent corner Of Broadway NsorsHed eiaseI' must pro
duce their csitteates
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF observation-disclosures
Cleared this Forenoon.

S;samstips-Bate, CoDstock Liverpool, T.. X. Collins;
X, AVN. Ludlow. Savannah $. L. Mteh Black ardor
Bullock, New Orleans, Livingston, Crocoerou & Co
ship.-Enna. Asry, Charleston j. w. Elwel Co; Had
sop. " bite, NewOTieAns, w. T. Frost
BsIss-W !ism Henry, Warts. aatsrzas, Ewen & Co
scbooner.-Estner Eka Hsskins Esstport Smith * Beyn
ton; Psir. OsboD Baltimore, Mailer Il Lord
Propsller-IroIsdes Allen Philadelphia J. Briggs
sloop-kxcel, Bnshtman. Bristol, master.
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LAW .LNT'ELLIGENCE
SUPERIOR CoURT-GEsERAL TERn-DEc. Q.

SUPERIOR CoURT-GEsERAL TERn-DEc o.
DECIslOSa
William r. BcCrea5y sgt j. ". Brumsey, &c.
New trial granted, on payment OF costs from time OF
joining issue.
George Derrickson agt. the New York and Erie
Railroad Co. Motion for bill Of particulars ION claim
for lose Of relaive) denied.
James Mcguire sgt the Harlem Railroad Co. The
railroad at junction Of Kings Bridge is not liable to
the ale COTTON of being improperly constructed. Rule
of reference discharged and new trial granted.
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Arrived.

s. NJ steamship Marion Foster, Charleston - hours with
mds. sndi spoaord Teston Co On Thurd.y
with steamship Tetnesee from Baltimore To Charles
ton; o'clock sane night Hstterss Light beading vs. " "
depbis to savannah; at 10 O'Clock, night HATE,
Lshi bearing s. '" exchanged signals with steamship S'I
vile from New. York 10 ChaIe.ton
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
ARREST OF AN IRISH GIRL FOR SETTING
FIRE TO A CATHOLIC CHU
H'"N ~ I.S-nr Saturday Nov. Q 1881.
BOsTON. Saiurday' NOV >, Io'f.

Ellen Keenan,, young Irish girl has been arrested
in WATERFOWL for setting on hre Cino,lc cnufcn "a
that place She is reported to have had some oiin-
lanes McDonald, claimed under the Ashburton
treaty on a charge Of murder. in Nova Scotis, was
vesterdsy discharged by the United States Commis.
s;onsr the evidence showing the case 10 be one Of
rnsnslauebter.
Judge Phelps (of Vermont has given written
opiLicn that the personal property Of the Rutland
and Burlington Railroad Company, comprising all
the rolling stock ard tools Of the road can be held by
The second mortgage trustees, who nov in pos
session Of them.
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NO MAIL SOUTH OF WASHINGTON.

BALTIMORE, Saturday Dec. 9 1884
We have received no mail here south of Washing
ton this morning and it s supposed that the boat on
the Poiomac River is not running, although the
Washington papers say nothing about it.
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MORE BANK TROUBLES.

The Empire City Bank, at lal O'Clock had
not made its settlements at the Cieifios
House, and reclsmatiops were being mhe b
the Manager on the other Banks f'r the 10
fciency. The official settling hour is p O'clock
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DECISIONS.
In the matter Of the application Of the Mayor, &c.
to open Avenue A, from Eighty sixth to Ninetythird-
st-MOtion to confirm report OF Commissioners OF Es-
Innate and Assessment granted
Eben S. Young agt. George w Edwards and others.
Injunction disaB we'd with sl0 costs to abide event.
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Markets. .Reported BIZ Telegropk.

CHAELEsroS Dec 9Our ssles of CorTos to day amount
to 2 100 bsles; Midding we quote at eie -
MoEiLE Dec s-The ssles of the week here sum up oeo
b.es. Miedlne sIc The stock hand Is 81 900 bales
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,,Is Dessssrsdo ID 0aisss Mss.tsn 18th steamer Peyes
nan koxsrs Galley; barb Britton. Tsfass Caiss: lt.
ss .mshp Colleen As- L. Roy Psasms ss1 James sa"Ss
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pu,rADELpHIA STOCK MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, Dec. 2, I55f
The Money market is unchanged. In Stocks there
ia better feeliog to day. We quote Reading at 33s;
Morris Canal III; Long Island Railroad, l2l; Penn
sylvania Elves, 79I; Pennsylvania Railroad, =.
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loss OF A NEW MISSISSIPPI STEAMER.

CHICAGO, Friday, Dec. 6. 1884.
The lew steamer Chancellor, bound to New Or
leans, sunk near Cairo, aud became total loss.
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THE SAFETY OF PETER RTCHINGS.

PHILADELPHIA, o1tuIuaJ' Lou. ., locf'
A dispatch lust received here from New-Orlesns
ssys that Peter RichDgs and his daughter were at
Memphis on the 9Th inst, and were expected 10 New
Orleans On Monday Dext.
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Bnilnina Materials.

COLD WROUGHT IRON BEAMS for FIRE
- PROOF BUILDINGS VAULTS. SORE PEoNIS.
ROOFS &c-The underlined prepared TO farnise
solid wrought iron relied Beams cut to specified lsnghs
price which enables proof buildings TO be erected al vsV
moderate Of wooden The pubic ss
invited examine se badns Of &sssrs Hsrpefs oros
in Cliff whore they have been used for further n'~
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fire-proof Ge&s.

DANKS sometimes explode, brokers fail and
il uetchsats" go up" but LILIES SAVES ard BANK
LOCKS Known 10 tail yield their secarites
except the proper sutbotes-beir depostor sIfs
,oment cons'aDrly hand the dGp6t OF WORLDS SAVE
Co, No. lis PesrLs-. Hanover squsre,
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Gtores and Ranges

CTOVEs, STOVES, sTOpES--A large assert.
sTOVFs ans PIRTABLE HEATERS. for sale By
NM CLARK. No 9Carnine st. aid No go aa.N.
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Goal.

NOAL.-J.L. WORTH, Coal Dealer, Yard cor.
~ Of 9Th sud Thonpsonss dowulowa Once, No. ~
Wallet, s.eood ssory, 10 the ssA
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N ,,@o DECEMBER and JANUARY
OpFRAcLoAHs.-MOIRE ANTIQUE, VEL

~ VET SATIN and CLOTH CLOAkS-3SOROE bEO-
DIE No 81 Canal hos JUST received per" Al. consfs
msn OF magnificent Opera Closks In MORE Aaiqus rcoy
min med ard Of the very styes Also, fsv besuttS
sccs In Dss Cloaka of Moirr antique, Velvet satin Se
The ladies respectfully invited q sSsnios Mr. brcd'es
.pene IA stoek before purchasing elsewhere
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-01-21
LIZ Els DREAMS

Oh there sa dream Of early youth,
And !, never comes again
T is asi-ion OF light and life, and truth
That fits across IN. brain
And love is the theme Of that early dream
SO Mid, so warm, so new,
That in all after years, deem
That carly dream We rue
Bat there is dream Of maiuter years,
More turbulent by f,r,
T Is vision Of blood ard Of womaas tears,
Aud the theme of that dream j. War,
And we ,al q the hell af danger and Death,
And shout IN lh- battle array,
Til se dnd that fame is & tgdlss, br,a.h,
Thai yanishetli away.
On there is a dream Of hoay age
7 is vision Of Gold 10 store
OF sums noted down on the figured page,
And counted DER and Ger
And We fondly trus, n the gltierng duet.
Ava refuge from grief and pa.a,
Til our LIMBS are laid ia iba, last dark bed,
Whefe tie wealth q The aofid Is g4.ai
And - Il thu, from ans birth 10 D grave
h the path shieli all are tfaading
Is there noughl, 10 that long cateer to save,
From remorse and -elfapbrsi,'ipg
On yes there's dream SO pure 80 bright
-. Al
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THE HOMESTEAD

81 LAbg sfEscEa.
II !. no, as Il used 10 be,
When YOU and Nefe young
When round each IA and maple tree,
The houeysueklca clutgi
Bal sill love the cottage where
passed uy early years,
Though not -inl ls face j, ilefc,
That memory enlears.
Il IL not as il used 70 be
The moss is eu tAe roof,
And from their nes.s beneath the caves
The ~ allows keep 4.oof
T.. robins-h0a .aey used 10 -ia.,
When you aad ! were young
And huW did tlll tlc wild btes wing,
The opening flowers among
Il is not as il used 70 be
The voices lowed # yore,
And the forms that we scre wont to see.
We see aud hear uo more.
Ne more Alas, we zoos IN vain,
For those to whom Necluug,
And loved as we San love bat once,
When you aud | wcfc young.
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s o ~ O..

What painters happy an can trace
The varying magic of lhy face
Now gny as yeru-l mofn's ligs, rise,
Md thousand blooms and melodies,
Now mild a. Au,uuu'- cveaIne eleam,
Reflected from ,oma quiet sir,-a
How Ear tbs charms al eA4rms oui'idne,
Incompatible Lady mlue
o Mary, how fo'iorn he lives,
Who tastes no charm tina. woman give.
Can toll Of State or din Of arms,
Compensate woman ab-en, chMms'
Can al the tlandi.hmrut' u ioa'r,
Equal tie sweet domestic hour
The hour that gives thee best TO shine,
Incompatible lady niac.
When rosy cheek and azure eve,
First heayrd my bosom with u Ugh,
wan,on'd 'moug.l syfcn train,
Whose promised transport stll va. BAN,
o, haiIow d be the happy day,
That tore me from their wi'es away
A1d fixed me ever, ever thine,
Incompatible Lady mine
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From the Illustrated Faa,.is ffani.
yeNrRATE THE AGED FdN.

NJ o. HaHpr, "a.
I ,enerste thu, agcd mar,
The man Of hcnry hair
For m his brow are ofien seen,
The clouds Of grief aud care
His e@ly friends have passed away
And .luiubcr IN the tomb,
~. pathway seems 70 naat'ea be,
Ia darkness and in g'ooia
| yenc-a.e the aged man.
Whose eve j. waxing diiu.
III. heart j. sad and on i secms,
Earth hath no charm, for him
lie ever loves to wander back
To tia, pellaeld stream,
Where he once loved 10 days bygcle,
To wander and to dream.
let no unkiuily words bo -nIi'
For Joy they cannot brings
With CRUSHING weight theg ever fall,
Upon his spirits wing,
But ever greet him with a smile,
For Joy it uay mraft--
3ias make ais jown.easi -pin' glad,
And lighter make bis heart.
] yenerale The agei m-n,
His cares piIl soon be- Ger,
His spin, seon viii aiag IT, light
Beyond death i'.aa. shore
Long ha. be fought Lies battles here,
NIb firm courageous l5eart
And nos ms locks are sIlgcrrd Ger,
IT'S meet he should depart.
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ARC ApE HOTEL,


'Till Proprietor respectfully informs he 'free
] and patrons and iir public generally lhil "
we'll kpnwu aud popular establishment hh' hceh V.
ed Throughout. \ large rAieniton ct room lla' ~
ohauei hY the proprietor. renting ilr adj''hms "
uHn b." ihr building wltrh VII enable HIM to a''i..
mndnie a muoh larger uumhcf 81 customers uah ~
Niuifr.
ru,hl. linn Ia ,refit "a ,n.,tiot,,r.s II the Sen7HR
patronage bee has heretofore fersiNrd and rN"'
rri"u wi be- nade b. himself and ASSISTANTS 70 n.
dee The 'qlnpm Of bis guests not ouli eo'h''a''
hn' nsr. ahir -,
meals ,s.' - KAY IT,, IN -, uni9
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Nti NV, w. i-3 drawer street N.u,
\ , leans, la. cures Cancers, scaldbead No. W.
Swelling, Sores and Ulcer., Of every t "hf'
ton. Jan, 8, 1891 n,- y
The following is another instance 81 IL.
tGnishlng cures which, Samuel Reypold. ~ "
Ger Doctor is eilecting sf those who em
Nj ted with this drcadfu. iiscase 10, arv ~
are enumerated above.) will call upon HI. "A
will satisfy them from the Testimony n,
sons Of the first tespeeiabality, with whom !,
can converse, that he can and does do. ali ~
be promises lie has cured several cas-. s'
have teen given up 10y the most emnea, -. '
tIoncrs iu the country, and in shor, ~,
uf time. ll- treatment IL mild and s sN
No one should continue to suffer wh,n ,.s'
5, so close at hand
Nav ORLfANs, December II, lsbs
Dsar Sur. Permit me 10 express 10 xo,
wrrm thanks for the rfea, benefit r,c.,.J
from Your treatment and to say to you ,h,,i
am now entirely we'll And, ~ it /, 49,.
which should add to your growing reputs,s'
| think il but Just that the iacts should H.
munitatcd to the public. louare, therryo,, :,
liberty ia make any use Of thu, cerlhcs,. vas
may desire and, II persons visiting the ~,
uau are tiiictcd - ! was, should wish Ia
euire further into the matter, am prepared, :,
satisfy them Of the truth Of ms statement
had a large cancer on the calf Of nv Il.
and wa. under the treatment of the lar.fan
Dr. Gilbert for eight months, when he p,o
uouaccd me cured. During this time, ! .ua,cs
q great deal from his treatment, and paid b,
a considerable sum of money. tor .y4..
month, after Dr. Gilbert gave me up Az s,,,s
/ Kent a htudaur on nav leg a. he directed ~.
the eat. tr l.okc out worse than ever. In ms
dstfr .- applied 10 yon, and am happy 10 "a,
that Won have Effected a cure in sllor, prro3
# tm,, without compelling me TO wear bsaa.
ages and with far less pam.
I can be found At the corner Of hatcher .Da
N,W lr'ee.