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Notice to Contractors.
EE s

ExelsrGn,s orrer Cnartssros AND savAssAnR y r.,
Charleston, September 81, 1885.
CEhLED PROPOSALS wilt be received At his Office unnl the
y building wooden bidges,
Ashley rvcr, on ihe line Of ihe
Savannah Talrad Three lines arc proposed One
dot Calhoun street anotief near
noherp the city; the ird Bees Fey, about
eight mes Ths width Of waterway on me bet line is aeou,
depth, about % feat allow wafer ~ e
second The width waterway about 1000 ee ns greatest
DEPTH At the third Tho waterway about 200 et
wide deep The OF the tide Is from 70 see'
The anhni masonry either Of the ong bridges wl be be
900 5000 cubic yards the Other about i1o cubic
ysrfs. -
mari.
proposa VIII building these bridges by usiHE
fare nes cyndcrs driven by Or Potts pneumatic
process nd building them piers Of piles
The framed, Howes plan The
and win be ilo feet, ,se truss frame
81 high
Far Oil, bridges spans heir, Of the
draw giving openings Of G feet each IL re
qarcd ench bridge. y.
Contractors Intending submit proposals obtain specsaca
Of application Office,
examine deisied drawings OF the bridges. /,
ruhn,ed masonry ihe
Bids Ter ihc pie brs6gc
will embrace piers and Sipcrsucinre.
that should undetase s tue
either bridge
pposas addressed undersigned, aud aDdorsed
JAS. q. WILLIAMS
San as. .--a;s,hoot Chef Engineer.
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Washington AgueduCt.
orsrer Or rns wAsu,soros Aacrpper,


WAsureroA hourpvcr,
Washington, March 1859
RopUsAi invited COR graduation aud brick
dams, tunnes Washington agusdnet
Proposals. the 9Th Of May will be pouoj OF
that day.
Maps pocs specifications o,he work viii bo ready
ami on ~ oath day of AIu
Proposals VIII be received work OF particular cuveris
bridges described the pana and specifications
appropriation hu all unfinished work VIII
he subject by Congress The engineer
prercbc Of work TO donr
appropriation aud
appropriation holding euicieny decide when and
shall be stopped iunis became available.
funds tho per win 10 paid, IT, Judgment Of
eDgnee the work been properly executed 50 lar has
monthly estimates OF the Receiving ~
don or all contracts ihat the work
An endorsed Proposals fur work
the Washington Agucduct,o
the right TO reject ul the bids
deemed aud 10 make SUCH
considered conducive the of the
work. :,
by written signed by
within days, will, good su'icen'
securities completion the nnlortaken said
accompanied United States district
Judge district agent, sone officer OF
individual known in the Encase or De-
parent War that the guaraniors are able TO make good Their
guarantee.
opened presence Of bidders, if of them
choose be present. II
Capt. Of Engineers, in charge.
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Caution-Loitery Frauds.

sOFrIoE OF THE MARYLAsD CoKaoIInAr ArED LOTTERIES,
Baltimore, Maryland, July ], 1885,
T Maryland State lotteries has deemed IL
h duty 10 caution the swinders
circulate bv mail fraudulent lottery schamea,
be the for s sale OF hekes IN oses "hS
Az wholly dcuions 49,, II -
the onv leya, lotteries drawn daily under
p elected by people OF
lie State under and approve the
sche and o the drawings.
lotteries and All certificates Of packages o.
X Brennan, general agen.
"a, ha contractor Maryland Consolidated Loeres
Bsiniote, Marylapd.i Al Others are raudnlebt
- 80 r. X. brennan,
sec, aS-div Baltimore, Maryland
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By ), 9. Mcguire, Auctiopeer.

RUsrEE'5 sALEBy virtue OF deed o. nust executed by
HOOK 9th day Of lsS4, and duly
recorded in 81 So a47, 24s 2S9 250
Washington County. N the District Of CoIun
viii sell pahiic the high
bidder Tuesday the sn day Of ocsoher 1851 o'clock
D. m pcsnises parcel ground and
premises, specidsd The aforesaid deed Of
uyt ar lot numbered ye lhre hun
drea fronting 23 81 inches north
by 1877 deep, wide public alley The improvements
large coach factory, shops, &c
One-ihnd Of ihs purchase be paid
within days day and balance In three equal
eighteen with
Notes for deferred 70 be satisfactorily
by deed Of the Con-
of the pnrcheser iae Terms not
piled with days.
II, G. sPhLDING, Trustee.
4 JAS. &. MCGUIRE,
Ser es--coasdq
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by JAMES q. mcauIns. Auct,oassr.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON rENNsYI-
vania avenue, FIns Hotel, public abctionOn
Tuesday nnnoon, October 49, ~ osclock prscsey shall
Pennsylvania nverue, hetwee 18th und A and
running back l59 Zee. 30 feet paved nlcy with the improve
mens consisting and atc brick house.
with back buildings, c0acf-house stable, &c
very best muteriais and handsomely flu
throughout with marbls manes IA the principal rooms ind
In part o The building The nn building contnin Twelve
building contains good with large piazza
ming the full depth.
yard iag csern Of water. besdes excs
pump enclosed with Hneect brick wall
and handsomely ornauented with shrubbery.
property avoaby known, and has been occupied for e
mast three wears BY
location being within few Of The National TIeao
and departments, property
city adapted the business for which has been
cUpied. ~
mens be made known at the sale.
80 ]. g. MCGUIRE
Sent Auctionecr.
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ACCIDENTAL LOT-We have 40 pieces fine white bird
"A dibpcs per yard well worth 3x superior article
10 cn,tdren's aprons.
Twepty mecca Of The 6ner numbers of extra fine.
Cheap Scotch diapers, all widths and qualities.
diapers dnnnsks from medium 10 extra ne and wdc
s.ylieh patterns. a HHt Ga
Napains, towels, and towsinss in endless variety.
Linen sheetlnga nd pillow iincns many bargains
Pnc Ira linens qualities, them made In Ireland
our order by this get Them squire all linen, and
good. .HEt r..
We ruert and cheapest linen goods
tnc ihe linen department has vastly in
creased. " y
A large ol NJ medium and fine blankets
Fourteen dozen bed comforts. .sFE
goods well those for general rnis
ing CONSUMPTION, daily reFienshed !,
Constantly hand aud Of all qualities, full and
of mourning goods as.onsngiy
price only which selling bur for the cash and
10 thoaa sno o pay bills when presented.
articles rces ard far deaiips may be relied on IN all
FERRY BROTHER,
oConua Stores" building,
septl--icteoif OpDofite Centre Mcfhet
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EOuKTEENTI lNsTALnIENT-Just opened The four.
teenl nsaRien of celebrated housewife coit0ns" II
with difficulty that keep the supply with thc
demand for theme They regarded the very best cotton eAan
ladies and ehildreR's
shaker hirtng superior, al isK cents
per yard.
Of heavy, son. and stout everlasting
shns" cotoas They all the qualities hat denote great
durability.
take all mills produce oihe three brands named above
stamped each guarantee Of their spe
rior excellence
large fupply kinds beached coons that are
Of tested exeelencc OF fabric :.
LINEN Probably the largest aud cheapest stock IN
his mi usua low prices
MOURNING GOODS of all constantly hand through
the entire !,
Ii may he the amount n 81
fabrics annually passing through
our hands US really decided baYEans
pieces OF those cheap aud fine French mernoes
EBRoDERtE5A large, and stylish lot opened inns
mcrniag. 4.f. T y
100 pieces rich calieoes lax
yard . .t. .as..s. .
arrc quantity cheap blankets and white Hanncs
Opening goods daily. .asH
persons habit Of purchasing at other In
styles nnd pcer they be convinced
9 advantage resulting from price only
July Is. Will be settled before new ones are
commented
Good articles low prices and fair dealing may BE- relied on in all
fEhhi bHOiHhh,
Central Stores, west builrina,
Oct 3-lGsdlf Opposite Centre Market.
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de nsne OF no VIII be upoa books
the payment VI the subscription be advance
Distant may ~as Us money BY letter the posssEs
Of which will be paid By and sk By ourselves is
saie
The COUNTRY PAPER Is published weekly during the aes
sions Of Congess, aud seln weekly during
subscriptions period less than receve on
propoitioned TO the above annual
0y-rosTMAsKERs authorized sgents and,
by sending yek DAILY subscsbes with ESQ enclosed,
uacd 10 a copy gratis.
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II. III. GILLET,

HE office Ia his resid Franklin Row.
lie Will devote his aticn
ton pncipay cases Supreme
Having law concerning pateut he viii
legal beiare
paeui oace arpe2s ~ the chief Justice assa'an
Colnnhia aud will assist IN The
preparation n concerning patents.
lie wi also written and Arguments Cor
either the departments and
prosecute before board established for te
adjudication.
s)rt S--du
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EXTENSIVE SALE ny CATALOGUE or SUPERIOR ROSE
II maogauy, cherry, and maple cabinet fun
Tuesday uorpna Uctoser 6 councncas 10 o'clock
SELL the cabinet wnrcooms OF Samuel Kirby, Eighh
and north ali his
superior fnure forning the largest
offered for sale ~ this city We
Entire suites Of rosewood psrior furniture various styles and
grades crimson, blue and god green
gold, purple French bfocaels
sutra mshosany paror iurniture
crimson plush, damsak, and haScoh
Elegant rosewood, walnut and mahogany bookcsses
rrs, Mhan0ls, music stands, fnncy chairs, Ac.
Beauifu wnrbetop centre, sofa Hdr and fancy tables, H
rosewood, Walnut and mahogany Of various patterns
Jenny styles
and finish III the vsriuus woods
marhe-top dressing cabinets wnsstads, and
commodes Of the very hest workmanship and hnsh
Rosewood, walnut, and mahogany wardrot.a
ExceiIent lounges, eiaIfs, foot stools
DInng ana breakfast tables, dining chairs
Eideb0ards, and wood chairs
Hall chairs hat chamber calAcis
Together with large mahogany, walnut cher
Yy, mud maple plain furniture.
The above furniture all OF MI Kirby manufacture which
10 ,uficis guarantee OF the qualify.
Catalogues ready delivery Monday October
$50 under, OFF,
months, for satisfactorily no.es, bearing iuierss
:AS. G. Mcguire,
Sep 30--eoddds Auetoncer.
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Everett House,

North Side of t,tiop .Sqaore, Nar York.
Hs establishment, erected tho most prominent and delight
4 New approaching bnish and when
combine stt devise md supry
10 rendrr Il mo- hotel yet constructed.
The proprietor. OF respectfully ta
will be a m Of October mex, iof The aecp'ono
dalion Of the pubic.
Applications viii be received from parties wishing 10 make
arrang for the winter ptpntiss.
The public patronage "a respectfully solicited - >,,
Hswtrv D Carr,
A. q. Josns.
ecp 1iA-d3ul
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Law Notice.

Bsowr, srssros, WslKsR.
lIM. n. BROWN, FRED, r. STANTON, and y KNOX Walk
Wy IN ,ductisng law IN the supreme
Cont Of tr Unjtta Stnies claims Washington,
ard n u, cons,e Offices In waehngon snd Mem
phs nc Of parties viii, found ~ ehsr place and
letters addressed them will receive prompt atenton.
AprI l2- ueod linlci and ssn,nel eoPy'l
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To rHE pUsLtC.

nUH FLAMING MILL daily operation, and prepared TO 90
descriptions IN very superior mnnn'r we
superior English iath and "a ee
pickeis aud 5i white Carolina and Eastern sofs
ueuuslc style Now landing prime LOT OF
oist lengths and The yard every Description
white nine lumber and ready for working All ~
the lowest market price for cash or 10 SUCH
customers choose to trust .. :, ,,,..,,,rr
Sent. s3-eolw FITLHbGH CofbE q bi>oiht'h.
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t,IOAUS MnntiiIas si.a~vis, and scnvn-A large sup
u piy OF all stylish goods OF those classes
opened today
10 pieccs cloak patsrns, assorted coorf ,.
ladies' habit cloths many IN e iot aaaca ol
The purchaser from ihe one rfcc sym
apparent casual observer wheh sesec""2 any c
naa, 4 above
New suppics daily. \. -, ,-. -,
Towr few who have paid their bills presented July
Isl vii, do go prior making additional purchases - :
.5 r,r.. Inv ptires aud relied on in ali
- fEnhf q phoi . ,,,'s nnni
Sept g2-lpdh opposite tehue "a'Ac'
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NEW Fall Winter Goods have just returned from
the North viii, stock OF goods suitable for men ,
wear very superior cloths, ensnctss aud vesunsr
Nh III which are ready inspection, aud which
am now p pared 10 and fashionable
s,yiea q, shnrt notice. WILLIAM TUCKER,
son 10 s..o!mI No. S26 Pennsylvania
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OR EAIE commodous story and mousse
18th side the corner OF street House con
rooms recently papered and painted
throughout Terms accommodating and given immed-
: l5-Gu lls Fl
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I, OWEN Il sDH, Merchant Tsiiors, No. 2lS Penn
L. syvanja respectfully announce 20 their friends ana
ihe pasc generally have ust returned from New ORR
with hoir I and uppy goods, consisting Of superior
cos together with welt och
Of gcntemen's furnishing articles, which are now ope" o "
spccfion.
Sept 2e-co3t
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pRnpN6ED DATES uP EAiI.lN{i-lSsa.

Stopping snuthaullon hotl gnua and rcnug, hey ohs
London aud Hayfc advantages
other route, or The economy oi time and money.
Passage from New York to Southampton a,d Bremen.
cabin main saloon, $3.50; cabin, ~es saloon, St
second do, $50. s5
Al eues newspapers through The q Nce
No bills atpg viii be si1ned the day of SAILING.
An experienced surgeon is attached TO each slip.
For freight passage, apply 10
o. ii. SAND, II South William st., N. Y.
EEIGEkEN n CO., Bremen.
CRoahEN X 10 Southampton.
WILLIAM ISEIIIN, navre.
| Mar6--dly
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Ss-A H1.W YORK, BREMEs, AND SOUTH
<DCy.Ex AMpION UNITED STATES MA IL STEAM ERS.-
SxlI lhr s!lrs comprising this line tho WASHING
aSsz1Ea>s&NT TON Capt. Il. Caycndy HERMANN. Capt. Ed
ward Higgins.
These stop Southampton both going returning
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GEO. III DRAPER, Ilavre,

ships will not ba accountable for gold siyef
metals, unlesa bills o
therefor the value thereof expressed therein
hp 25--dtf
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l,ESsus OF 1880, large a"arto vcians, b""na la
v haf Russia for SALE few copies coiy. q, ~ 90
seps A FkANth IAfboA.
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PROPOSED BATES or sAILIne.
r',a,, NJ L.r4 Ern,n Thurman

EDWARD X. GOLLlSS,
No. Sc Wall street, ~. Y.
BROWN, GHIfbEI, n CO.,
Liverpool,
STEPHEN KENNiGD It CO.,
81 Austin Fuafs, LoDdon.
b, q, WAINyY RIGHT q Co,
Paris.
GEO Ii nEArEn IlArIn
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st. Joseph,s Academy for Young Ladies,

Near Eapmasbmg, Frederick County M
nF annual this the
l last Thursday in June The
terms Tor $3.50 payable semi
av IN advance
us asd also Spanish, and Latin The
department compcsed OF paps under nine years q
ase nrs per payable half yearly advance
inquiry addressed MOTHER sUPE
RoR Joseph academy EmitsburE Frederick county,
Maryland.
July s--dIycaY.
AND WARRANTS LOCArED.-The subscribers win 10
II Ohio, Indians Illinois, or Iowa, and
corveci description Of the land located
In uron description proves they will
,akr the land giving
quantity. -. 60. -
P''s @'f MILLER BROWN
7th street, opposite the Post oGce, Washington. .. @.
1a.y lt-2xw3m
fIIAlK Crsyons, fer the black board soId
u makers Walaam by tho nndesnsd Box Of ift
emycp, e2 cents. FRASCK TAYLOR,
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for md and certificates Of packages in the
splendid will attention. md
drawing viii be Immediately aer il IL
to all who order from ~
Address ~. BUCKEY, Agent,
a9-eodif Wilmington, Delaware.
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rosr ofr1en pnrAarnEnr.

Hon. james Campbell, Postmaster General The direction
and management of the Post 0ice Department assigned
constitution and laws to the Postmaster General That
business may be the conveniently arranged and
pared for his nl action, 1t is distributed among several bu
reaus, follows The appointment Office in charge of the
First Assistant Postmaster General te Contract Office, in
cbarge Of the Second Assistant Postmaster General the
Finance Oca in charge Of the Thicd Assistant Postmaster
General and the Inspection Office, In charge OF the Chief
clerk
Appointment QGce.lloratio King, csq First Assistant
General and nineteen clerks. TO this office
assigned al questions which relate TO the establishment aud
dcontnuance OF post Offices changes OF sites and namcr
appointment and removal Of posmases and route aud local
agents alsn the giving Of nsruet,ons TO postmasters
Possnasers furnished With marking and rating stamps
and letter balances by this bafeau which charged also Win
providing blanks and stationery for the use Of the depart
men aud with the superniendence f the several agencies
established FOR Supplying postnasters with blanks 40 tins
bureau likewise assigned the of the ocean a
steamship lines, and of the foreign and international pos,
arrangements
Cosrec tfco.W William H. DundaH, osq., Second Assist
ant Postmaster General and twentysix clerks To this Of
ice is assigned the business OF arranging The mai service
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
eaury Department consists of the Offices Of the Sec
4 the Treasury, two comptrolers, commissioner of
ms six auditors. treasurer, register, solicitor, light
ard and coast survey
blowing Is brief indication Of the duties OF these
chce and Of the force employed therein respectively
|Tys QGce.--lion. James Guthrie, Secretary OF the
n Hon. r. e. Washington, Assistant Secretary ];
beer IN charges; architect, and three draughtsmcn
ly employed, and twenty three clerks The Secrc-
ISe Treasury Is charged with the general supervision
1ll transactions of the government and OF the exc
lhe laws concerning the commerce and navigation
Eited States. He superintends tho survey Of the
lighthouse establishment, the marine hospitals of
y States, and the construction OF certain public
ior custom-houses and other purposes.
ap,roler's 0Eice- Elieha Whit,cscy, esq, Comp
| % fifteen clerks. lie prescribes the mode of keep
saderiug accounts for the civil and diplomatic ser
u a. the public lands, and reyiscs and ceriies the
Arising thereon.
goFptrostcr's O6ice.--John NJ. Brodhcad, esq,
w, and seventeen clerks. lie prescribes the mode
and rendering the accounts Of The army, navy.
departments Of The public service, and rcviscs and
4 ae balances arising thereon.
COMMISSIONER of NE Casioms.---Hugh j. Anderson,
anissioner, and eleven clerks. lie prescrihes the
eeping and rendering the accounts Of the customs
aaa disbursements, and for the building and repair
aaousea, 30, and reyses and certhes the balacces
k.ereon.
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A GREAT VICTORY OVER ALL LLINIMENTS
J. B. VONDERSMITHS
Chang Nu,
Chinese Liniment.

Cn1u6S6 h1ulIneuI.
HlS superior preparation is piesen.ed to the Ame-
can public with the gIeateSt confidence that its eIi-
CIent cu at qualities eXCc any Oer known niment.
Its action Is certain, safe ard Uniform falling in no case
where external apPlCarOm is RPpTUpriat te All who
have tried it regard il as inab!e III the GLOWING Dis
rheumatism, sprans, bruises, swellcd limbs, weak
"'ns. while swelling pains in the back, hips sides, The
breast, lace, Oramy other part OF the body is
ccemt remedy III bruises, SCads cuts, Tie useful
ness OF this tmahc Chemical compound isby
confined 10 the human species, but is equally ecaCOus
Whenever applied to cure diseases of lie avOritc dOncs.
tic 1Imal he horse. Among the many diseases aCCi
dents occurring to the horse, tor which is tile
tain cte, may he raneA the following, cuts. bruises,
SPTas In the shoulders, CaPs, scratches, cracked heel
sweeney, splne, patOr UImts etc. For part
lars see directions um bottles.
TAKE N lTICE.
Many and just objections made to all The ordinary
Inlncnis O The day their offensive smell,
and The umsIgtly stains often le upO the skin.
DEF lu aCt which has been verified the aStUnsnIeuiOi
tile most profound Chemists, aud tue delight OF fastOuS
patents is that in addition its surprising curative
ecs, II is the most heahu cosmetic and per-
TUNE. 10 any part OF the skin 10 which 1t may he applied
1t mparts rosy aud natural glow which lasts Tor many
hOuls aud leaves The VevetySOlesS vi healthy SIX IN.
stead oil the cTuctcd and Chared appearance which is
result almost other articles used for tnat
purpose Hence, every ady's toilet is supplied with
who knHwSlls excellent qualities In this respect 10
aZe It's agreeable OdOr you need but open bottle
ny Tor yourself.
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Wholesale and Retail Agents,
THOMPSON d PATTERSON,
myIiy No ll7 Main street.
Use the Magic Impression


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L leaves, flowers Pictures, Patterns Embroidery
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For drawing in sPcnabIc. tIs indeed, the only
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This MugC Paper will also mark linen, other til
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aud hosts of others
Each package contains four ercnt colors black blue
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Il is put up in beautiful enameled cOlored envelopes
with truthful likeness Of the proprietor attached. Each
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PRlCE-$2 per dozen, five for Sl Single packages o5
CTS Mailed allparts OF the world OIL the reception Of
the above prices Address, postpaid,
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March 1st, 1854.
Fall Fashion for Hats

THE tubseriber prepared furnish his numer-
ouspatTOns and all the OF mankind, with sPen
did hats ui the
LAY EST AND MOST APPROVED STYLES,
which TOR endurance beauty of nsh cannot be
surpassed and when shaped 10 head by our cOnOra
tive, fit with perfect ease,
Also eceivng large assortment OF meM's youths and
children's Soft Hats, Comprising black Mapped plain
Non nlUI Iveuon, lngrahan Young America ETC. tosetI.
with fine assortment OImens youths and chiidTens
and retail.
sepII W. W. JIMFSON
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ZAxrsvlLLr, ONO.

Mr. J. B. Tcuaersnihh :
Dear SiI:- have been afflicted for three years with
rheumatism in my back and The last months
abe 10 gel my ted without help, and your agent in
city insisted my trying one bottle OF Chang Flu
InmIent aud Try whul effect it woid have and bot
tie has eheved me much That able TO get OF
my bed without difficulty. II breu blessing .e
just try ii IOr yourself, and you will be W. pleased.
Mrs. NJ. COCHRAN.