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Tha Rnard met last

BOARD OF ALDERMEN The Board met last
night snd was called to order at the usuai nour'
A communication was received from the mayor
announcing his approval OF recent acts OF the
Council.
Mr.. Busey read letter from Or. N. Young
relative to the arrest ana punlSnmen' Vi DIS
servant referred to police committee.
Mr. Houston from the finance committee,
reported bill making additional appropria-
ton for compeDsating the secretaries Of the
Councils passed.
Mr.. Emery, from improvements committee,
reported bill authorizing the curb stones to
be set and footway paved on the east front of
square S47, with an amendment; passed.
Mr.. Busey, from the police committee, made
q report in relation to the examination of the
papers of Officers Dougherty and Mitchell or.
dered to be published.
Mr. Dove offered resolution granting the
use of the City Hall square for the use Of the
managers Of the inauguration tsll passed.
Mr.. Smith introduced a bill for the relief of
Columbia Fire Company; passed
Mr.. Evans introduced bill levying tax
on the stalls of the Northern Market for the
use Of gas; objected to, and laid over
A bill from the Council amendatory to an
act in relation 10 public schools was referred
to public schools committee.
A bill from the same Board authorizing the
erection of lamp on Square 243 was referred
to Improvements committee.
A bill from the same Board for the relief of
Shedd was referred to claims committee.
Mr. Eyans's bill In relation to the Northern
Market gas tax was taken up and referred to
the police committee, with instructions to in
Quire into the power of the Corporation to levy
said tax
Mr.. Busey offered a resolution inauiring of
j. III. Birch the facts relative to the arrest
trial, and punishment of the servant of Dr.
N. Young
Mr.. Smith moved to amend by adding
"and the said magistrate be authorized to en-
ploy clerk at the rate of 81 per diem"
MIR Busey asked the ayes and noes.
MIR. Smith withdrew bis amendment and
moved to lay the resolution on the table lost,
and the resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Emery offered resolution granting the
use of the chamber for the meeting Of the board
OF directors Of the American Coloniz alton So
ciety, if not otherwise occupied passed
A cOmmuni cstion from the Intendant of the
Asylum was referred to the asylum committee
The special order, the bill fixing the SAL
aries and defining the duties Of the surveyor
and assistant surveyor was taken ur, and a
number of the amendments Of the Council were
agreed to and others elected, and the bill sent
back to the Council.
Mr.. Busey offered a resolution authorizing
the purchase Of two stoves for the Aldermen 3
chamber; passed.
Mr.. Smith offered resolution granting the
use of the chamber to the military on the 4th
Of March next lost.
bill from the Common Council for the re-.
pair and improvement of Washington asylum
was referred to the asylum committee
Mr.. Busey introduced bill to establish the
Offices of engineer and assistant engineer of
improvements; referred to improvements COM
mittee.
And then the Board adjourned.
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o Perfumed Brea,h.-Who would

nave dissgressble BREATH when by usin. DE- l..
BALs or WHITE wkTER LILLY Deutfrice il can
rendered sweet and leave the teeth white Aabss
drop on your Oothbr and wash the teeth night
morning
BSAU IIfUL COAPLENl0N may easily lie acquired by
using d. IA CoUR's BALM WBTTE wATER LILLY.
will remove tan, Piuples aud freckle- from the leaving
u soft aud Wet towel two three drops
aud wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE BASY.-Wet your brush and pour
two or three drops OF d. LA COURs BALM WHITE
WATEs Lilly rub the beard WELL and will make bean.
tful soft lsther
Price fifty cents For sale by Charles Stott Washington
and by druggists generally. Dec 3I-tJsn IL
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CLOAKS-CLOAkS-CLOAKS.
SELLING OFF,
- Z N TTC N ID ID

EROM THIS DATE, DECEMBER 18TH,
l. the subscriber will commence TO run OF his
large and well selected stock Of Velvet aad Cloth
CLOAkS, SHAWLS, &c q. al reduced prices as
1t is his determination to keep none over.
Strangers before buying would do well to give
him call before purchasing.
FRANK A. MCGEE,
dec l5-eolm 24i ia ave, bet 18th and 18th SITS
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GREAT GIFT BOOK STORE.
UNDER DEYTER'S HOTEL.
An Immense assortment of New Books
scaH be opened This Day,
AND AN ENTIRELY NEW LIST OF
PRESENTS

will be distributed to our patrons hereafter
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, CITIZENS
Ivl and STRANGERS will IND our stock OF
Books worth their attention. 1t is the largest and
most valuable assortment ever opened in this
city, comprising Standard and Miscellaneous
Works In all the departments Of Ancient and
Modern Science, Literature, and Art Also, all
the latest Publications, ANIMALS Of the Season
Bibles, Prayer Books, New Editions OF the Pc
cts, &c, DC In Turkey Morocco, Antique, Vel
vet, ana other rich and superb Bindings, ele-
gantly illustrated.
A ESENT
worth from 25 Cents to 500, will be given lin
mediately after the sale) to every purchaser OF
Book for which we receive 81 or more
W. per cent OF all our net pts will be
placed In the hands Of His Honor the Mayor of
Washington, TO be distributed for the benef fl Of
the Poor OF the city.
At the Old Stand under Dexter,s Hotel SIGN
Of the Red Flag.
jan S-d j. PHILBRICK. Agent
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REMOVAL.

SAMUEL CHI LION, ATTORNEY AT
~ LAW, &c has removed his ONCE to the base
msnt Of the house OF Johnson HELEN, ESQ On
dee 30 Inns
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Fire in Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, Jan lathe lumber yard.
Of Herbert, Davis a Co, and Govett d Dur
bun, On the Schuyikili, were destroyed by fire
this morning. Loss about S60,00 In both
cases incendiarism was the cause of the fires.
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New York Markets

NEW YoRE, Jan. I3.-Flour is steady; sales
Of $500 bbls.; State Sc 25ass 80; Southern
S7aS7 IS
mheat rs buoyant; sales Of 10000 bushels;
white II 7oasl.7s red 81. 53aSl 81. Corn 10
hrm: sales Of 10 900 bushels; mixed $780,, vel.
low 75c.
Pork is buoysnt; mess $50 sst. Lard is
dull and easier; bbls IL 9. lee
Whisky Is firm; Ohio a5;c.
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Baltimore MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Jan. l3.-Flour; Howard street
and Ohio are offered freely at s6.374, without
buyers; City Mills is held at 50 80.
Wheat is somewhat better, but quotations
cannot yet be given. Sales of corn al 6Oa62.c.
Whisky is selling at 26c.
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uA.B.C.-A.thma, ar.nchi,i,u Com.

SUMPTION snd all similar Ills that Hss i' heir to-
cured NJ ths crest Indian Remedy know Mrs NJ =.
GlHpNFPs lSnIAE Bitsa up Lrvrs OFT Ho.RHou~I
ht wonderful medicine, rsFsslved by the Great Spirit ="
u'utored savage, Nshmeonsh has completed MIRACLES
hssers Weeks Potter, No lsa W sshingtou street. Bos-
Ton "enerA agent. For sale by W. e. Gilman, Charles
rally. ian Is-lv
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y FRANCIS THANKS GENEROUS

ThhNCfS THANkS A GENEHUUS
os public for the liberal and increasing patron
age ne met with the past year ana especially those
kind friends who, as occasion offered, have drop
ped word In his favor. His motto is OntsaYd
and the coming year ne hopes TO see his old Gus
tomefs.often, and be favored with many new ones
GOOD articles low prices. and fair dealing shall
characterize his store. D. FRANCIS.
jan3 AGO Seventh st
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AUCTION SALH6.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW.
BY WALL. BARNARD 4 Co. Auction.eu

bY WALL, BAKNAKD 4 Gu, Auctionsers.
VNRUsTEE's SALE OF BRICK HOUSE
II and Lot in the First Ward st Public
Auction. - On TUESDAY AFTERNOON
January 18th, al 3k O'Clock. IN front Of the prem
ises, by virtue % q deed Of trust dated Nav IA,
1893, and duly recorded in I.iber J. A g, No
lO4y folios l1, l35, and l36, one Of the land re-
cords for Washington county, we win sell, the
northern part OF l9i No II, In square ll6, ffont-
streets, ana running back "A feet 10 an alley
The Lot CO. tains llsl feet, more or less with
the Improvements, consisting OF a comfortable
Brick House.
Terms One-third cash; the remainder IN .,,
and twelve months, bearing interest and secured
by q deed OF trust on the property
b w. REED, Trustes
WALL, BARNARD a. CO
oec liz Auctioneers
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Financial

NEw YoRK, Jan. lS-Stoeks are hisb.r
Chicago and Rock Island 96i; CumberIand
Coal Go. ~; Illinois Central hares la6: do
bonds 9s.; Michigan Southern So; New York
Central 93s Pennsylvania Coal Co, loat
Reading S4l; Virginia SIS Sol.
Sterling exchange is dull ut 1885, alOsf.
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Gao REwAaD.-sTOLEN FROM THE

&S0 hEWAAD.-STOLEN FROM THE
PSO subscriber, between the 2lst and oath OF
December, patent lever 6 old Watch, plain case
Nc 1884 made by NJ. J. Tobias & Co Liver,
pool; owned by Barnard Parsons, Of the cltv OF
Washington, ID. G. Also, Purse contsIn;ng
dozen Of Silver Tea Spoons, marked h p bai,
dozen OF Silver Forks, marked w p, tn,a
Gold Slides, two Gold Rags and Seal set ,s WU
red belonging to the Watch. Being relics ora Of
will be paid FOR the delivery OF the sswS 'e"a'o
MkS. nj l.. BRAUNER
Jan s-St* 9th street and Pa ave, Nayv Ya,d
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SkAIEs AND SLiDES.-JUsT Received
- direct from the Factory, another Iot OF the
above seasonaoie gods, which viii be sold AZ
small advance, by the subscriber - -
cn JOS. SAVAGE,
Sign OF Gilt Saw, Penn avenue, between
jan l0-0 10Th ana I,,h 80
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mARhEED,

On the sIh instant, by the Rev Mr. Hildt,
WILLIAM II. DELANO, OF Baltimore, Md
and Miss ANNA MARIA JOHNSON, only
daughter Of John Johnson, Of this city.
GIE9,
On the 18Th instant, CHARLES j. CROSS
FIELD, in The 23d year Of his age.
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Arrival Of the Ericsson

NEW YoRK, Jan. lS.-Tbe steamship Erics
5on, from Liverpool, 24th ult, has arrived
Her sdvices have been anticipated.
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PENNSYLVANIA Senatorial r,ac,io,

HARRISBURG, Jan. 12-The State Senate
have again refused to consider resolution 70
90 INTO convention to morrow for the election
OF Senator by avote of Il to Ia Brown dem.
was absent, having paired of with Souther,
rep. There Is al evident intention on the
part Of the Senate not TO meet the House
The Republican caucus has adjourned with
out making nomination. They meet again
tomorrow. Benson, the Republican me3L.r
from Potter county, is yet absent, but is en-
pected tonight The election cannot be held
to morrow, as no teller hs 5 been cleo ted by the
Senate, as the law requires to be done one day
prior to the election The Democratic mem.
berS Of the Senate designed going into convex.
ton and IN the election of Senator, lat the
decision OF the United State- Sepate in the
design
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A DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE
"a FOX SALE.=The subacri Der has Cor sale a

A DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE
IA FOX SALE-The subscriber has for sale a
desirable Country Residence, about a mile aud a
quarter distant from the Post Once, In a north
eas.erly direction, on boundary street between
9Th and 9TH streets east.
The lot consists Of about two acres Of ground
and Is In high state Of cultivation.
The house Is OF frame, nearly new, and posses
ses many conveniences not usual In country resi-
dence Ii Is foItythree feet front and thirty three
deep, with tSo-story kitchen attached.
The situation Is elevated, perfectly healthy, and
commands line view OF the city and surround
Ing country
Belonging to the premises are stable car
rage house and wood shed, all convenient TO the
house and In good order
The house Is comfortably furnished, and the
furniture is for sale with the premises
Apply by letter or In person to
jan3-3w WIN STICKNEY
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Oonsumptve Rheumatic Costive Bilious Delicate
days will find renewed strength aud life pervsds
every OF their frames Every dose makes the blood
The in the arteries
in the veins These pills, first effect upon the
tersl blood increasing the circulation which Impurities
are deposited In the velns and they throw of snh colec
tons into the bowels which By the energy derived
from Brandrehs Pills expes them from the When
nrst used the pills may occasion gripping and make the
patient feel worse this must be borne with for the
come afterwards No great good IL achieved
some trouble Tn Its attainment this rule applies
recovery OF health These symptoms only where
body has long struggled under load Impure
humors consecutive for few days will satisfy
most unbelie Of the good the pills
directions should be carefully studied Ii understood
followed health and viSOr will in majority Of cases.
cured BY the Use of RRANDkETHS Pills.
Sold st IS cents per box al - Canal street. BTandrh
Building, New York, Gy L. W. Uy0tt ls2 north
Second street Phlsdelrha and sdcne dealers gener
ally. 2s-tf
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POECOS FEMALE PILLS.-The combination OF Ingredi-
ents 10 the Pills perfectly harmless Their
merits are based extensive practice thirty
yeGrs and, where the directions have been strictly cl
loved they have failed all Irregularities
relieve painful and difficult nenstrutoB srticulsry
the change Of fe They Will the htos, and
all arising from cold
and be used successfully Preventive. Gall upon
the agent, and get Circular for particulars free.
Price 81 box with full directions sold wholesale and
retail by OBAS. STOTT, Druggist Pennsylvania avenue
SAMU 81 3. WAITE, S2s Sc enth street. Washing tOu n
sud z s. T. CISSEL yetown to whom all
be sen and The Pills will be sent cOnfdensliy BY mail TO
ladies who enclose the dollar.
N. B-See signature the box;
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SECOND DISPATCH.l

HARRIsDURG, Jan. 13-Both houses of the
legislature met in convention at noon, and
Hon Simon Cameron was elected on the first
ballot; Cameron received G7 votes, Col For.
ney jS, and Mr.. Foster7.
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have found them Of great service In ssyns Bronchial rts
tion aud Ia subdung produced by Colds
clerical brethren calling their attention
ID them."-Zion's Herald. We them to the at
tehtion OF public speakers singers and others who
troubled with affections OF the Decentralization wstc
man. For Coughs, Asthma &e cheerfully bear test-
nOny from personal knowledge to their
Pictorial They are simple and elegant for admin
isterDg In combination several medicinal substances held
In general esteem Physicians treatment OF
Bronchial afectiOns'D q. r. Bigelow Containing no
opium deetarous drugs, these LOzenges used
freely by public speakers and vocsss clearing and
giving strength TO the voice. Sold by all Druggists.
Oct 1911 yAMES n. CALi.AN.
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HIn San Francisco there are no less tn n
fftsen dailies, ten weeklies, and one monthly
In the State at large there are twenty 1--WE
dailies, fifty five weeklies and one monthly
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WIN. STICKNEY.

nor RENT.-THAT LARGE AND AIRY
Il House on Penn avenue, between 9th and 9TH
streets over A. Hoover & Sons Shoe Store suita-
BILE for frst- class Boarding House Il is now
undergoing complete repair Possession given
Immediately Inquire Of A. HOOVER d SON,
south side OF Penn. avenue, between 9th and 7,h
streets. &C 30-tf
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TWO LARGE ROOMS SUITABLE FOR
Il GENTLEMEN TO BE RENTED-They
also, can be Boarded In the house IL desired
Apply to THOS POTENTINI, No 279 Penn.
avenue, south side. decl7
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THE HOLIDAYS
6AC TIER'S CONFECTIONERY RaInas

"A : Is USUAL AT THIS SEASON Or TIE
Year, have made extensive arrangements :,
Supply the public with every thing in my line, an
tue snoflesi notlce and OF the best quality.
Inlny assortment will be found
o,u0 pounds assorted sugar Plums. for couvsn,-
Snee packed In pounds and half bags
Ffeacn Kisses, large and beautiful asseytne,.
Bon Boas, IN sacks, CornucopIas
Fancy Boxes and Baskets
boxes OF Prunes, new and rich STYLES
STal Cake Of every description
n eserves, general supply
I'm Monday, the 22c Instant, will r, a,h,h,,a.,
in my saloon the largest and richsss SJsnIsr =,
Iarge run ana pound Cakes proba bly ever Wit
messed IN this city, varying In price from so cent.
=, very tang 10 be found IN a frst-class confs,
uohery establish ment can be mad AZ - Ia v,II.,
ue rais g 6AUrIER, Confectioner
oec 10 colin Pa ave bet 18th and Iath a..
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.

FRUM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
BY HOUSE PRINTING TELEFRAPH
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WATCH RErURNs.-Michael Ryan. yagrant.
released. Mary Ann Smith, drunk and disor.
DERBY pOorhOuse by permission. Chas. Minor.
rioting; dismissed. A. Cook, drunk; paid
costs.
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D'IVERNOIs HOTEL.

M q DlNERNOIS BEGS no INFoRn
vi his friends and the public IN general.
tnat ne has now opened his new Hotel on -
zen rGsnhhsylVanii avenue, between 18th and .k
Ihls EslaonshmsaIi Is newly and elegantly farn-
Isned on the most modern ana improved primo pie
Win saloons and Private Apartments The
par = sdppNtd with the choicest Wines ana
Liquors, Cigars, &c Game and oiber dsIIcsciss.
III Sea>oa
fn.ate Dinner and Supper Parties TprouptI,
aukpilea and attended TO IN aay part Of the eity-
iaoe hote al IN O'Clock, on Sundays NJ
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EVENING STAR.

- AUvEETIsksKsTs ssoULp AZ TEE orTIcs sf
rvIIvE o'cJOox, H., Orars~I.E THEv -.r soT A''s1s
UsTtt rss
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ADMITTED TO PRAcrIcE.- ssIo.
mon, Esq OF New York city, was YESTERDAY
admitted as an attorney and Counsellor NJ m .
Circvit Of the District Of Columbia, '''O
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n0oR MATS, BIRD CAGES, AND BAsK-
~ cts cheaper than any place In the city.
Jana II. j. MCLAUGHLIN Gu
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TIE COLORED Methods. Episcopal Church
IT Good Hope, across the Eastern Branch
Bridge, wa entirely consumed by FIRE about
one o'clock on Monday morning, the 18th inst
Il caught from the stove.
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For Sale and Rent,

NOR RENT-A COMFORTABLY FUR
l. nished two-story Brick House on street,
near 18th. Address Box IL, star Once Jan 10 -lw
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BALL AND SUPPER OF TIE ASSOCIATED
B0oKBISDBRs.-We have but limited space
10 day TO do justice 20 this fine entertainment,
and therefore say in brief bat emphatic terms
that II was n all respects first class affair
The managers, with the generous whole soul
edEeSs characteristic of the craft not only
perforE ned all they promised, but much mJre
The supper tables, as spread by Potentini,
made most tempting display and amongst
the confectionery trinIphs in his department
we were psrtleular Ps>ased with one repre-.
sentirg a boOkbinder pre.z. upop which a
book was beisg bound; also, one representing
fountain, with sugar spray Of go.rameT
fneness. Esputa "spread himself for the
occasion in the musical department. in
manner fairly Gsfying competition.
The young men Of boOkbindas-dom seam a.
be in high favor with the ladies-Ee beg Sen.
atcr BentOn's pardon, the tsmaleS-and with
more space az our disposal il would be pleas
ant 10 dweh somewhat at length upon toe
charms there arrsysd. Any single bOokbinder
sEeiIned 20 marry had not far to go to get him
sell 81 handsomely bound" ye should say!
Well, the long and the snvfi Of it ia, the
JAIL and sapper was grand afair-a Superb
sn4iT-and any person present failing 70 enjoy
himself must have been the most grim, surly
cynle under the sun!
WASHINGTON AsYLUN-The Intsndant, in
his report for December, 1856, saws that the
nuHber In the Penitentiary department on
Seth November was, 81; received during De-
cember, 13-tOtsl &c Discharged, Al; eloped,
o-tOtal ~. Remaining December 3lst in
Penits0dary department, 80.
In the lnkrmsry, November Both, 70; re-
ceived daring DeseaAber, 26-totaI 96. Dis
charged, ~; deceased, 2--total 81. Remain
ing in the Infrnary on the sIst December, IS.
TEE CoLoRED Methodist EpisespL Cbureh
IT Good Hope, across the Eastcrp Branch
Bridge, was entirely consumed by Ere about
one o'clock on Monday morning, the 18th inst
Il caught from the stove
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tcRSER' the exquisite ballad singer, gives
concert 1t Odd Fellows Hall tonight,
"nlch Hlii draw tkither all music lovers who
are aware OF the qualities Of Turner'S voice
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-11-16
DOUBLE lCTING
ID O O r ) p r N G.


The peculiar advantages Of this Spring over all others
are obvious for the following reasons.
4 It is doubiesetng, closing opening the door az
required
e. It's greatest power at the closing point decreasing
as the door opens.
It may be easily detached from the door by raising
The lever from the hook and dropping it sgsinst the
frame
III Of simple construction, and not being compca-
ted, viii not get cut of repair.
1t Is the most darabe of all springs the power be
ing graduated as the door may require
g. Its greatest action requires but eighth of a
turn others requiring from to three fourths of
turn hence It viii not lose It's elasticity power how
ever long on the stretch, and cannot he broken.
4 TITS contrary to the general rule, ornamental and
is applicable to doors Of houses, cars STEAMBOATS, or
gates.
- Agents for the Introduction and sale of this Spring
are winted 10 every county In the United States
Rights for States, Counties and ToUns for sale on
liberal terms
Ihe utility ct this Spring is uuquestioned Enterprs
ing men can make money. For rights, apply to
r. e. RUTHvEN,
~ At Fiske s Goddard's Store,
o26 No. 1876 Main street, Worcester.
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DRs' HILL JAsEPH-sirs will say that your meii
cine has benefited me much My health Is mucbbettsr
onn II was %hen commenced taking it. Ithinkitwlil
head but once since taking your medicine. The ass
between my shoulders has al passed awav. Fbfntir@
mat mat you might Ike to hear how wss gettiugaong
nave taken the liberty TO address these nea IN vo
l remain, Dir, yours respectfully Mrs. d. a.
Rutland, Nov, B. 1854 az