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T3NHE GREAT VITAL REMUNERATION
II TRIESEMARi

TRIESEMAR-PToteotedb by Royal Letters Pat
ent If England, and secured by the Seals of the
Ecule de- Pharmacie dc Paris and tho Emperal Col
legs OF Medicine, ViennA.
No. is Invaluable for rela xation spermatorrps
and phyglca exhaustion, and liz a tonic
No. pietey eradicates all traces of those dis
that have boen treated by the nAu
ard peTnIciOHs use Of cnpavIa and cubebs.
No. has entirely suppianted the injuTious use of
mercury, thereby nsurng To the sufferer speedy re-
lief dlspeTsing all the impurities and roofing out the
venom of disease.
TRiESEMAR, No. |, 2 and 5, arc prepared in the
form of lozenge, devoid Of taste smell, and can
be carried In the wastco6t pocket. BOLD IN TIN
CASES, AND DIVIDED INTO SEPARATE DOSES as admin
istered by Valpeau, Lalieman, Rorx, Ricord, 4 c.,
DC. Price IS EACH or four cases in one for So
which sS; and IN 81 cases, whereby there is
q saving of 80. TO be had, wholesale snd retail. Of
DR.. BARROW, 1874 Blocker ST.. New York I'm
medately on receiving a remittance, DIR. Barrow
will forward the TTlesemar to any part of the world
securely packed ard addressed according 10 tte in
struotions OF thu vritsr
: For sale in this city by FORD & BRO, corner Of
Pa av. and lIth 1T. msr I5-Sm
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TO THE AFFLICTED

u HIS 6 Teat Purifier of the Blood, the INDIAN
NJ. COX, of Baltimore, is one Of the most valuable
medicines now known to the faculty. ard its popu
sia, Eryslpeas. Rheumatism and all diseases ofthe
Stomach, Blood and Skin IL is found to be a most
etilcaeious remedy, also diseases Of the Liver aGJ
who can testify to the good results which have fol-
lowed from It's use. We take pleasure IN referring
to il possessing great All vantagc and On pabe of
bestpwIng lncalculabls benefit upon suffering hu
manly. Ii ~ Tor sale at Mrs. COE'S Residence
l53 East Baltimore street, Baltimore, and at the
principal Drug Stores.
Agents in Washing ton-Chas. Stott, corner Pa
avenue and eth street, Browns Hotel SquareE g.
b. Winter, corner X street and Vermont avenue
and the Druggists generally. Also by X. 5. T.. els
sell q Georgetown.
The best reference can be given in or out of the
city, and numerous certificates seen by calling ON
the proprietGregs. mar I7-Iy
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NJ THE MEXICAN
Nl u 9 T A NC LINIM EMIT.

1S1 u Il A N U L. i N | Nj r. t.
The popularity of the MEXICAN MUSTANG
the globe Other articles aim 10 Gleridte pain aud
distress-thIs cures. Family physicians. Govern
ment Hos pitals, Farriers Planters Farmers Live
y men have practically demonstrated this fact,
ceiyed such undivided praise and support from
Medical and Scientific men.
RHEUMATISM
Of years standing, has been totally cured. Piles.
ulcers, Tunors, Running Sores, Scrofula, Stif
Joints, Eelons, Swellings, Burns, Bites, B0ils,
Chaps, Neuralgia, Salt Rheun, and Ill aches and
HORSES, CATTLE, &C.
such as Ring Bone, Gall, Scratches, SPAWN, Poll
Evil, Sweeney, HcOf-sil, ETC., are sabdued and
MUSTANG LINIMENT.
VALUABLE HORSE SAVEDg
Mr.. :. LITCH, Hyde Park, VT, writes =" That
the horse was considered worthless, lhis was
Spavin,D "but since the free use Of Mustang Lint
meEt, | have sold him for $50 cash. Your Lni-
ment has been doing wonders up here"
40 BROAD STREET, PHILADELPHIA, Pa
(EXtract.D I" In lifting the kettle from the fire IL
becane unmanageable, tilted over, and scalded my
awful sight The Mustang Iiniment appeared to
extract the pain. Ii healed rapidly, without sore
ness, and left no scar Of account
YOURS truly, CHARLES FOSTER"
Such language this is hut the constant and nat
urai echo wherever THE article IS used.
This LlnIment IL indispensable to Planters and
fEi.S. Monts emery, Ala, Sold slave for SgA
wa raised from utter uselessneSs by ths Iiuntent
Every family should have II. Be very particular
and enquire Tor the Mustang LIniment and take IL,
Sold by sill dealers throughout North and south
America, Europe. and all the Islands of the Ocean
Tor IS cents, 50 cents, and 81 per hottie.
BARNES Il PARK, New York.
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
IV1 RICHEST DIADEM
WORN BY KINGS OR EMPERORS.

Because il is the ornament God HimseT pyoridsd
for sll our race. Reader, although the rose may
bloom ever so brightly In the glowing cheek, the cyl
the head is bereh OF its covering, or the hair be
snarled and shriveed, harsh and dry, STILL
II sprlnkled with gray. nature will lose more than
half her charms. Prof. Woods Hair Restorative,
II used two or three times a week, will restore aud
permanently secure to oil such an ornament Read
the following and judge The writer Of the FIRST is
he celebrated Pianist, Thaiberg:
NEW YORK, April le, ls5s.
DR.. WooD-Dear Sir Permit express to you the
under for the hair
original COLOR about the time Of arrival in the United
States rapidly becoming gray but upon appIica
lion OF your Han RestoratiVe
hue consider your Restorative very wonderful
on, quite shcaeio1s well agreeable am dear sir
yours truly, s. THALBERG
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THE undersigned offers for sale the shove stand
Il ard brand of GINS RYE WHISKEl, Of their
own dIstIl Atom, barrels ahG hail barrels. The
quality OF the Whisky known SO favOrably in the
South iuI the past eight wears, will always he kept
DIP to It's former high standard, aud purchasers aud
Consumers can RELY upon It's being perfectly pure
Rye w hiskey, distilled under owl persOitai
psrvIsIoh, and entirely free from any delsteTInHs
substances which render made up whisklss so oh
jectiouabls. Always having n large stock of the
above, and other hne WHISTLES IN New York as well
az Philadelphia, We are enabled "a chip goods from
either city direct.
FREEMAN & SIMPSON, Phenir DistIliery
Office log south Front st., Phi.adelphia; an New
York. o. Wall strest 90 Civ
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John T. CREIGHTON,

- KING STREET, ALKxtNDRIA, Wa
Personal attention given to all business a.,
&c fus care.
efsr - X; g. VIoLxrTK, Esq, LEWIS McKEx
Ale: iendria, Va. 10 l-sosw'
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CHICIoo m Ma,IIes

PROP. WOODS Abou, two years ago INV hair I'd
falling of and turning gray fast becoming bald and
had trisf many remedies TO OBJECT ! ed using
your Restorative in January last few
hair firmly began ell up, out bae
10 Its former color. black At this time il fully
to II. original Color hssh and appearance aud ehesrpy
recommend Its use TO all J. ID. HOLE
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UXDIUIUH

Snch a.
REUMATISM AND URALGIA,
LNFL AMEG THkOAT AND [VHGS
EsRfSSIf NB ScRoFgLA
fETERs, R0 UNDs asa sPfNAL 4 PFFCrTIdH,
DISEASES PECULIAR To PENAL & 5,
And any other
INFLAMMkTORY
DISEASE.
Have You tried this Medicine
Have you tried this Incidence
Have you tried this Medicine!
DO not delay,
Do not delay
Do not delay!
Have you read the Circular
Have YOU read the Circular
Have you read the Circular.
Read the Circular,
Read the Circular
Read the Circuari
Sold by 81 Drug lists ia Washing ton.
sold by all Druggists IA WashID, ton.
Sod by a.! DruEelsts IA Gsorget"wn.
Sold by al Druggists Everywhere.
Sold by all Druggists Every where.
Depot In Washington,
Depot IA WASHINGTON.
Depot in Washington,
II. MiL MI, BIB RS,S CO. W W. ards, Hotel
J.P. MiEBuRNS CO. CO. %iilsrds' hSt si.
PTics e.
Chronic Package S2.50.
Chrome Package $2J.
Chronic Package S2-Ja.
Tryit.
TTylt.
FRY THE NEW MEDICAL SALT,
ID. G.. TAYLOR a. CO, General Agents,
ma Ar 202 Dock street, PhIa.lelphia.
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Dl t IRE
CORD ANDTASSELS
"A handsOme assortment of PICFIRE conn
anu fASsELS at .MARkRITER'S,
Hia St-eOoL Odd Fellows Hall
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CARRIAGES.
IL III K Subscriber having made addition, In his
factory, making II now one ofthe largest . am -
IN the District, where his fscilities forSt
manuiacturlng CARRIAGE q LIGHTMS6
WAG0NS OF all kinds cannot be surpassed and
rom his long experience in the business, he no pes
20 give general satisfaction,
al All kinds Of Carriages and Light Wagons kept on
All REPAIRSnestiJ done, and ell orders prompt
second hand Carriages taken ia exchange for new
ones. ANDREW J. JOYCE,
IL h-n aorner of lsth and " alta.
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From Prot. Baeks.

tb.va. WAsHINGTON, Feb. Il. Iasa
nave pssd PAIR Of Glasses Of Brazilian Pebbles
Thsy are oless Mf robias with great satisfaction.
1T. place oh.., A. d. BACHE.
pin .ysnne hs sye that my Establishment il on
>yhsrsI sos All oAbM,.BROTYPE Rooms.
sa% other Estabiishment "a Soa Likeness, equal TO
r. IA 2xwD&eoW 'ofaAs chafges-
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4 AGER BEER.
IL No. 43l ST., FRO doors east of 7th ST.
PAUL. SlPOS IS IN the daily receipt az the Alex
sndra LAGER BEER. now acknowledged TO lie
be tie best IN this country Orders for this health
iui beverage, either iR large or small bottles OF
kegs, promptly filled, and delivered free of charge
at any part of the civ at the most moderate prices
., Also choice HUNGARIAN aud FRENCH
WiNES y SIN
EALTS' CITY STEAM FIRE WOOD MILL.
~ IL takes l56 feet of split wood to make a cnrd
Our wagons inside especially for hauling this
kind OF wood, carrying cords ard half-eoTds. The
wood sawed hnt not split ~ assured before being
sawed. Fuel delivered IL any part OF Washington
or Georgetogn. Offices ". w. cor. 18th aud e, No
a4I loot Of Urn at. helov War Depart't. ap Ia II
ICE PITCHERS ICE PITCHERSm-Justr 70
Il ceIved, a bde and large assortment OfOe2N
Plain, Chased, and EngIne-turned &c E~
PITCHERS. Being plated the finest
quality Of white meta, we can warrant them ~
To give entire satisfaction.
III. SEMKEN,
ma 2S 320 pa av hef ctb and I6fh s,s
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III DR.. J. l.. GIBBONS
LAYING Located himself in Washington city
eners his services in every department Of his pro
LESSON 70 his lends and the citizens generally and
avenue, between 9th and 10th sts ma 81 colin
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
PREPARED BY
DR.. J. C. AVER & co..,

PRICE, 81 PKR BOTTLE; Six BOTTLES FOR IS
H2-Sod by z. ID. GILMAN, Washing ton; r. g. T, CHS
Sell, GeOrg stoVn, and BY all Druggists sssryvhsrs
ma 4-eo3mr
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CUMBERLAND, LUMP, a SMITHS coal.
full assortment of all Kinds aluays on hand.
FULL WEIGHT AND MEASURE GIVEN:
FAIR PRICES EHPErTED.
We wish IL understood that design doing A
cash business Persons sending their orders will
pleas send the money have It ready when the
sending foriit
We would say 10 those few persons having a.
counts, We CONSIDER them due at any time We pre-
sent them oonseq uently we expect the money when
presented. r.. j. Il w NJ a AIT
loot of 18th vt. below War Depart't ma :. M
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GREAT TREATY BETWEEN

We W. TO OUR CUSTOMERS
nscona, " oetfd respectfully Give notice The, -.
from the lot, 70 49, ior settlement at our dest
and pate se xd,a upon yop when hope for
iss1v FRANKLIN 4 RoTHRIso1cK
o. n
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RSMLAND's aAcAssAR nm :. -. sI = ..s
s~'r - ss- ssss ~ o. Sss
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.
~ PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
Ihe hrst term being about Ia close, tho public are
Informed that there will be a few vacancies made
for new pup IS, and but few. For terms apply to
the Principal, q. T. ECBANK, or to the under
signed. WIN. RUGGLES
IL i6-WAS Chairman Of the FaeuIty.
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AlpAabetisal Ils,nsss Dirsstsry.
s''s o.. :, S !. =: :.:s q
AGRICULTURAL wAkEHOUxEs.
EpWARp n. SIhPsoN. SIC m a.. north OF Pa Az.

AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
EDWARD r. SIMPSON. SIC 7th g., north ofPA av
ARCHITECTS.
T. rssS ssS,, Agency block: or sts ID :toy
WrsT& HIEbiSs .srcS's 4 b1ildsrs, isli al, 81 a.
ATTORNEYS AT Law.
:. =. BAxrKE, <ss 18th St, bet. D&E.
II TnosS.os . * &C. BET Pa s ss and CITY hs
s.e EGlI st t SsSt a City Sfs
T. c. RoysINs, cor. a sts..Att'y in patent oasss
cMsIsx a. ttt s sx Lou Az. 1I =. *
BAKERIES.
6. 9. KRATTr, 8. +. corner Pa sv. a lstAs 81
Mck RAHSs Co.. 80 nA st. bet ID and L.
wIrnKHs' CTrIzKss' BAsD, NJ Mstserctt's, Pa sv.
EspuTA's BRAss BAND SIX sth st esst
BANKS AND BANNERS.
RIsss A. Co, N. w. cor. 18th 81 ". Y.ty.
SwEESl, RirTkSacrsz FASr a Co, Sa Pasv.
LIVE ioGSsos 4 Co, 20 Pa sy.. cor iotS Il.
CE.pr BRorHtss, cor. iSth "a ePp; al, Tsass1
BILLIARD SALOONS.
PHELAN's MARBLE TksLKs, 80 18th st, cor. "a. ~.
BLACKSMITH SHOPS.
CHAs. e. ANDERsoS, Nd. Az, nesr 1th e.. Island.
yoYcE 4 LKNalN, thorse shoerS, Y Ohio sy.
kosKsI P.saHmL. sc Va sv. ssss an q, lrl.ns.
BOARDiNG-H0UsES
Nm s.rk., southwest cor. "a. Nv: sne sts sta
BOOk-BINDERIES.
EDWARD LYcsTr, IN Pa av., bet 10th snc nth sts.
BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
Nusrs..s sbSs. sSSs 4.
BOOT AND SHOE STORES.
GEORGE BuRNs, 81 IA sv., near Sh ST.
A. p Hoos IN, 81 Pa sv., south side. bet a ssa
u. CLaRk, ladies' shoe Store, le Market space.
T. CRKAsEs, SIS St, bet 18th and sth.
BKICkLAYkks.
cHAs G. Ball, (pAtsut range, &o.,l Ne st., bet u AH
BRICK YARDS.
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SOO MCKINNEY Il LANSDALE, zoo
cAO AGENTS FOR THE OZU
PARK FIRE ms. co. N. Y.-Cash capital and
supplies SSA,g1, nearly; and CORES pondents oi
other Companies having cash capital of over
S3,e1,sn. Losses eguitab adjusted and prompt y
oald. Ofice No. $40 9Th street. near ID. APPS
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Hill WHEAr.-In the Germantown
Telegraph IS an account Of u seed wheat
recently raised in II~untcrmark. Pa, called
bin wheat. I. was grown and cultivated
in hills like corn. and required only 3 20 )
~ Of seed TO plant an acre. It's nor YET
ripe, 50 the yield per acre Is not gwen. y
1. claimed for IL, that by this system Of cul-
tire, wheat will come 10 be accounted as =
cleaning crop. This wheat is said not 10
be Liable TO injury from rus, smut, worms
OF lodging after heavy rains; the heals srf
large. and the grain more periect,han 10 am
other kind.
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~ The telegraph announces the sudden
death, BY apopiexy, Of Hon. John Y. Mason,
American Minister to France. Mr.. Mason
wss a yrlinian, and had served his State
with distinguished ability in the United
States senate and House Of Representa-
.~,ives. He was also a member Of MI. Polk
Cabinet. Although not a brilliant man, h'
was o safe and consistent one, and dhs
charged MS various public duties 10 The a.,
islaction Of his c~oupryncn. His death vii
be very generally regretted.
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WAsHiScryS D. G.. Os'. ID, lsos.
Al the Democratic Presidential conven'
ton, assembled IN June. 1886. At Cincinnati
il was resolved tina. the next Democratic
Convention 10 nominate q candidate for the
Presidency be held IL The city Of Charleston
South Carolina, and that the time Of holding
the same BE- designated by the Democratic
National Committee. That the duty thu
imposed upon that committee may DC DIS
charged. the undersigned recommend that
meeting Of the members r. the commute
be held ia the city OF Washington at y
O'Clock, A. NJ. Of Wednesday, The IN da!
Of December. 1859.
DAVID A. SuALLEY. Of w., Chairman
JONI ". GEoRGF. Of N. ~,
10. 1 vALlAspicnAn, q OHIO, Sse'ss'
JULIUS HEssEE. Of Alabama,
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Omar YiILp " CoRs.-We understand
,hat there were a large number Of ccmpe'
,itors Tor the hest ten and five ncres 81 corn
4 The late Indiana State Fair. The hfs'
prem um was awarded TO a citizen Of Dear
born county, who presented the necessary
.tsd.yils fsom responsible men that his f'ld
often acres produced on an average l9o
bushels 10 The acre. The second premium
was awarded u TIA bushels 70 The acre. %
he bes, five aces. the first premium wa'
awarded % ls6 bushels 70 The acre. ano 'n'
same person had lacon'es,iole evidence 'na
on one ot these acres there grew 2la ousn
els. This exceeds un7ihing eve' Produce'
in this or any other country, and certain!
we should not complain Of the products 9
the earth The present year. - k'chmon
Palladium.
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NOTICE is hereby given that will sell
~ 4, puul,c nucrinu on Thursday the I'm
day OF Nuven Der 1853. Ut the Residence ~
Jane, e Buylcs, late Of Dubols Cmn.s
Deceased, all lis personal property not iasen
by The widow, consisting Of 2 yoke Of oxen.
some other C4ttle, sheep, farming aud
household utensils aud furniture &c. 4
credi, IL one year will be given on al su"'s
over three Loi' arr, the purchaser giving note
with approved security according y la~
tor SUNS under So % cash payment - re-
CURED.
Oct 26-3xf ADMINISTRATIVE
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The scandinavian Pills and Purifier,

CINCINNATI, july 1, 1898.
DR.. q. w. RoBAcK,-Dear SIr:-In reply
10 inquiries made 0 me, il gives me pleasure
70 say, tina, Mrs. n. Alice, cftbe Society Of
Friends, and widow OF the late DR.. Alice Of
Cincinnati, previous 10 her going Est, ex-
pressed her confidence in the efficacy Of
your Scandinavia Remedies, and the bene-
times, being over seventy-six years Of age
ii. she derived from using them She had
been suffering from general possralion 81
and opthalmia and inflammation 81 the face.
Various remedies were resorted 70 without
relief. when o friends recommended a
course Of your Scandinavian Blood Purifier
and Blood Pills. They had the desired et'
feet. and she was considered As restored q
health.
know many who have used your medi
cines, and speak decidedly Of the benefits
derived, thus tes,ifying Of their renovatinl
Influence in purifying the blood and giving
vigor and energy TO the system. The,
have my cordial appreciation. Very respect
fully, Your obedient servant,
s. j.. BRows.
Rev. Samuel j. Brown has been a devo
ted laborer in the cause Of Christianity, u
Cincinnati, Tor more than thirty years, . Al
most every old Cincinuatin knows. Sue
Testimony, from such a source. 10 not 70 b
passed over lightly. No other Proprietor
Remedies ever presented to the public. evs
received a 1.-THE Of the commentator fro'
MEN OF STANDING, IN every wal
OF life, that nine have done. See sdvertis
menL.
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On OF. 9th, bv s w. Postlelhwaii, Esq
Nj. JONATHAN j. w ALRER and HofxiS
LiScH.
on OF sih, nv Rev. G. NIX, Mr.. GEORGE
MEiR aud Mss Eva BIER.
Ca Oct. 18Th, bv Rev. F. EpPiing, Mr.
Henry pRroR and LOUISA PRIOR
On tn l9h ins', hv Rev. A. y. S'fa'n
M. u. DEmorr and Miss SARAH h GREEN
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v5vu cONSUMPTivES- The a '~ver'i-e'
Il having been restored - health ~ a ie"
seeks. Nv a very simple remedy, after hav-
no suffered several years with a-everr Lung
Affection. and that dread dlseuse, Consu'np-
lions anxious 70 make known to ~. ~
low-sufTerers the means " cure. 10 al
who desire il he will send a copy ui the pre-
.~cription used Gree Of charge.) with d'rec
lions Tor preparing ard using 'he same
which they will find a sure cure for CnnsunP
lion. Asthma, Bronchitis, Sc. The on,
vbjec Of the advertiser 10 sending The pros
ecution il TO benefit the nfh lcted. and b
hopes every sufferer will Try ne remedy n
Il viii cost then nothing, and may prove
blessing. Psrties wishing the prescription
will please address.
REV. EDWARD a. WILSON.
No. 36O FIRsr STREE,
Williamsburgn, Kings Co., \. y.
Oct. Il, lc59-Sw.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION r
SELL REAL ESTATE.

State OF Indians, County Of Dubois:
NOTICE u hereby given that J. Jacob
IN Alls, administrator Of the estate o.
Christopher Lillipop, deceased, his filed his
petition 10 sell The real estate Of the dece'
dent. his personal being insufficient to pay
his debts. and that said petition will D.
heard a. The January term Of the Court .
Common Pleas 81 said County Of 1860.
Attest, b. B. EDMONSTON. Clerk.
LAIRD g. ADAMS, At,ys for petitioner
Oct. 26. 1Hha-4W.
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NOTICE 10 HEIRS OF Pc IrION no
S-tllr Estate IS Iasolvent. and sell Real
E-tate.
State " 1ndisnn. County Of Dubois:
W Office il hereby given ihst Leroy
IN Cave administrator Of the estate Of Junr
Gave deceased, has filed his petition W SCI
lie said estate as mn insolvent estate. NJ
same being insufficient to nay his debts
aud also to sell the real estatr 81 the ~
cedent, aud that said petition will be hear
al The n, XII term 81 the Court 81 CJnmon
Pleas Of said County.
b B. EDMONSTON, Clerk.
Oc.. o6. lS59-4w.
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NOTICE i hereby given that the under
IN signed has been appointed edminirtrato '
de bonis non, Of the estate Of J. u. Hughs
late OF Dubois County deceased; said estate
ID probably insolvent.
Oct. y6,-3w. NORMAN FISHER
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.
NOTICE is he. oily Civ, n that the under
IN signed will cell " public auction. on
Saturday. Nov. ~. 1889 on The premises,
the following land: The Norih-we I one
quarter OF the North wet one. quarter q
section No. IL. and the Northeast on
quarter Of the Northeast ~one-quarter o
Srciion NJ. IL, " township M. y. south q
Range No. 5 Wet, in Dubois County
known ~ The Las-wall farm. near Hunting
turg. A credit q il mouths viii ne given
Sale between 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and
O'Clock. y III.
JACOB HERMAN, Commissioners.
Oct, 26. lS59,-3v.
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NOTICE il hereby given that the under
IN signed has been appointed administrator
de bonis non. Of tho estate Of OBADIAH Tay.
lor, lste Of Dubois County deceased; sait
estate Is supposed 70 be Solvent.
Oct. 26,-3w. NORMAN FISHER.
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STATE OF INDIANA, DUBOIS CO.

NOTICE Il hereby gwen thar John 7.
IN Throop, administrator n the Estate o.
J ames Baly. deceased. has filed his petition
10 sell the real estete Of the decedent. hi'
personal being In sufficient 70 pay his debts
and that said petition will be heard ~ IN
next term Of The Court " Common Pleas y
said County.
OCT. l9-3w. 81 EDMONST0N Clk.
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~ Office 10 hereby given that The under
~ signed has been appointed administrsto
de bonis non. OF the estate Of Robert OxIey
tie Of Dubois County deceased; said estate
ID supposed 10 be solvent.
Oct 26,-3ws NORMAN FISHER.
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SAD OccuRRENcE.-We are informed
that a couple were married in Ferdi-
nand on Tuesday evening Of last week,
and the bride complained in a short
time Of feeling unwell, and in a few
short hours the happy, blushing bride
was transformed into a cold, inauimate
corpse. Such is our existence here.
Truly we know not the day nor thu
hour when VIC may be called hence.
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Gran honest son Of Erin. green from
his peregrinations, put his head IN q lawyer
Office aud asked the inmate:
An what do you sell herer
'Blvckhead-.' reT lied the limb Of :hs
law.
oh. thin, to be sure said Pat. - mus
be d good. trade, for | see there is but one 9
them lett
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NANCY DRY GOODS, s'Ik-ribbcnr, em'
broideres, Dclsines aud ~ 'ac' es"
thing 10 picsre the fancy 2. Ne vru"s
AL rood aud fine al ALEXANpEk'S'