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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-09-28
VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Of
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VIRGINIA. AT rules held in the Clerks Of
fee Of the Circuit Court for Augusta county,
the 3rd day of September 1890.
ANDREW Patterson and James W. Gilkers, 2, late
merchants and partners under the name ard
style of Patterson Gilkerson-Piaintitfs.
AGAINST.
Samuel Humphries and Howard Il. HUMPHREYS late
merchants and partners under the name and
style of S. & Ii. A. Humphrit s-Detendants
The object Of this suit is to attach in the hands of
the administrator of Samuel HUMPHREYS, decd. =,
the interest OF tie defendants Samuel and Howard
A. HUMPHREYS, in the real estate Of their father
Samuel HUMPHREYS decd, to the amount of S773-
80 with interest thereon from End August 1857 till
paid.
Yhe Defendants Samuel HUMPHREYS and Howard
&. Humphries not having entered their appear
ance, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they not residents of this Commonwealth :
It is ordered that they appear here within one
month after due publication of this notice. and do
what is necessary to protect their interest.
A Copy-Teste,
A. F. KINNEY, CPk.
Staunton Sept. Z, 1S60-4t.
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AT S. Fl. HILB'S,

A LOT of Goods, consisting of French and Eng
Mousns, sh .wls, a splendid stock of Bonnets,
Ribbons, Bonnet Yevets, Fringe and Dress Trim
mings. seventy five Silk Velvet, and Cloth Cloaks,
sold without refer ence to cost Hosiery and many
more articles not here mentioned. The whole stock
has to b. disposed of before the first of November
next and all those in want IF such Goods will do
well to come and supply themselves.
J. POLLITZ, Trustee
for s. II. Rb!
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FALL TRADEs

FALL
VIRGINIA merchants, and merchants generally
South, in laying in their fall stock Of merchan-
die, should not fail to purchase abundant sup
ply OF SEMPLE'S INFALLIBLE BAKING POW
DER, the best and most economical preparation
known for making light, sweet and " holesome loaf
bread, biscuits. &c. Tt is recommended by numer-
Gus citizens of different sections and will certain
~ give satisfaction when used properly 1t is en-
tirely harmless, being the production of scienti-
tic Virginia physician, and manufactured with
great care from the purest material, Merchants can
confidently recommend this article to their custc-
mers as the BEST.
JOHN W. GARLICK,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor,
Richmond, va.
Sold by the Druggists and Grocers generally
throughout the State.
Sept. 81, lS60-4t.
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TUsr RECEIVED
HARPER's MAGAZINE FOR OCT.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR OCT.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR OCT.
GODEYS LADY'S BOOK FOR Get,
GODEYS LADY'S ROCK FOR OCT.
GODEYS LADY'S BOOK FOR OCT.
LESLIENS MAGAZINE FOR OCT.
LESLIE'S MAGAZINE FOB OCT.
LESLIE'S MAGAZINE FOR OCT.
PETERSON'S MAGAZINE FOR OCT,
PETERSON'S MAGAZINE FOR OCT.
PETERSON'S MAGAZINE FOR OCT.
I,EUGER'S received on TUESDAY.
HERMAN & BRO, at Blake's
Opposite the Post Office.
Stanton, Sept. 81, 1Se0-tf
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SPRING LANE INSTITUTE,

MISS HARRIET N; IS, sTRlBLING AND MISS
lYH M. B., BERKELEY have commenced their
school at Mr.. Stuarts school house i'll Spring Lane.
and as the number they have limited themselves to
has not vet been filed, they will be pleased to re-
ceive the patronage of the citizens of Stanton.
TERMs.-S20 per sesslon' payable one half in
advance and the other the expiration of the first
five months. No deduction except in cases of pro-
tracted sickness.
Sept. 81, 1S60.-tf.
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Persons Indebted to S. FL Hilb must call to settle
in few DAYS or they will find their accounts and
notes in the hands Of the proper authority for ool
lection No other notice or indulgence can be Civ
en-. j. L.
Stanton Sept. 81, 1880.
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MANUFACTURES at this celebrated SOUTH
lvA ERN STOVE FOUNDRY, CYLrNEER, Box,
styles and of superior working qualities also. Hot
AIR FURNACES, FRONTS and CRATES, Hollow WARE,
HYpasSrs, SINKS, &C., g.. and most descriptions
of light Machinery and Ornamental Castings.
The proprietor is convinced that sufficient appre-
ciative patrons could be found in this market who
would pay the value of good article, to justify
him in the Of the best materials and in the
ployment Of competent mechanics Tioo- thirds Of
the molders employed on these Stcces Firginians
,cho hare learned their trades at these ,norks.
These Stoves have been gradually gaining favor
until they have become the most popular Of any in
use. Their superior strength and simplicity of OPP
Grafton peculiarly fits them for the use Of servants
REPAIRING PLATES promptly supplied.
Timers and Stove dealers throughout the South
are desired to forward their orders to
ASA SNYDER, Richmond, Va.
Sent IA 1SfO-3m
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Douglas and johnson poles are going up
IN Rockingham BY the dozen.
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EnRr sr1 for Sale,

EaaE TIA. for Sale
TINE subscriber wishing to engage in other bust
Il ness, offers for sale on accommodating terms,
the farm which he resides, lying in the bend of
the Rapidan River, known Fox Neck, in Gull
pepper county, distant 20 miles from Fredericksburg
by Plank Road and IL miles from Brandy Station,
o. and A. Railroad, and con- aiming by recent SUR
vey, S74 ACRES, with GOOD DWELLING
Barn, Stables, Ice-house, &c. The quality of the
land is Of the best in Culpeper, being well set in
grass and admirably adapted to the growth Of
wi eat, having produced good crop this year
eithout Guono. It is very suitable from its loea-
ton. &C.. for Sheep farm, and adjoining it is a
Wooden Factory which will be in operation soon
as the dam is finished. As corn farm it is unsur
passed, the average crop for the last four years
has been 80 bbls to the hand {ths year it will be
mercy. On it there is large quanty ofRiver low
grounds and second low grounds quite valuable.
The healthiness of tie place is andoubed as the
oldest iahabitant cannot reeoEeCs of fever
of any sort on it.
Persons wishing to purchase will do well to call
OF apply at an early day to
JOHN l.. BROOKE.
Germania, Orange county, Va.
P. S.-This land can be bought for $40
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

DIscon!fnuancs Of sunday Trains.
4 FTER the lst day of October next the running
"A of the Passenger Train Sunday, will be
dscon tinued upon this Road. The Mail and Pas
seyger train will be daily Except Sunday be-
tween Richmond and Staunton,--
Leaving each place at $50 a. m.
Between STAUNTUN and yACKSON'S RIY-
Err the trains will be run as follows
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN
Leave Stauntoa for Jacksan's River on TUESDAYS,
Thursdays and Satttrdays,at 2.45 p. M.
leave Jackson's Rives fer Stanton on MONDAYS
Wednesdays and Fridays, at 3l5 D. m.
THOS. DODAMEAD, Genl Super't.
Sept. 81, 1860.-tf.
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XTIRGIEfA !--lst Rules held in the Clerks Office
' OF the Circuit Court for Augusta County, the
9th day Of September. 1860.
Kent, Paine 4 Co.,-Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
sasraef Humphries and H. A HUMPHREYS late
partners in trade, underline style of S. Il Fl. A.
Humphries. and John NJ. HUMPHREYS, admir- of
Samuel HUMPHREYS, deed ,-Defendants
The object Of this suit is to attach the interest of
the nonresident defendants, S. HUMPHREYS and
Fl. A. HUMPHREYS, in the estate real aud personal
and slaves of their father Samuel HumplfI'frs. de
ceased, the real estate lying and being III the conn
ty of Augusta, and to restrain the administrator
and all 0thers from payirg over CT disposlng Of
the same, and to enforce Judgment hen on the
interests OF >. 4 II. A. Humphres in the real es-
tate of their father, Sanuel Rumphries, decd.
FIRE Defendants Samuel HUMPHREYS and Howard
4 HUMPHREYS not having entered theiI appearance,
and it appearing BY satisfactory evidence that they
are not lesiden}s Of this Commonwealth 1t is
dered that they appear here within one month st-
ter dwe pubca ton of this notice, aud do what is
necessary to protect their interest.
A Copy-Teste,
A. F. KINNEY, elk.
Sent 7 1860 -4w
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VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks OF
ice Of the Circuit Court for Augusta county,
the 3rd day OF September 1885,
Betsey Moore-Plaintiff.
AGAINST.
Samuel HUMPHREYS and Fl. A. Hunaphries, late
partners under the style Of s. 6 H. A. Hum
phries, and ohm NJ. HUMPHREYS administrator of
Samuel HUMPHREYS dec'd.-oefendants.
The object of this suit is to attach the interest of
the nonresident defendants S. Humphries and II .
A. HUMPHREYS. in the estate real and personal (and
saves) Of their father Samuel HunEphres decd
the real estate lying and being in the county of
Augusta, and to restrain the administrator and a
other persons from paying over dispos:ng of the
same.
The Defendants Samuel HUmphries and Howard
A. Humpbries not having entered tn eir appear
ance, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not residents OF this Commonwealth
It is ordered that they appear here within one
month after due publication of this notice. and DO
what is necessary 90 protect their interest.
4 Cory-Teste,
AT. KINNEY, Crk.
StauI,toss aeptensber :, ISe0--4t
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OST.-A Scotch Terrier Slut-had on chain
IL collar with CDR. Bolton engraved upon it
answers to the name of Flora. Also Mahogany
Box containing Colts Revolver. suitable re
ward will be paid for the recovery of both or
either. Apply at this Office.
Sept. Il, l060.-tf
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4 TTENTf0N OFNICERS OF THE JaND KEGT-
"a MENT.-Tisere Will be Training of the Off
GERS OF the 32nt Regiment, at New Hope, on Weci
nesdaY. the 3Td day of October, 1860. punctual
attendance 1T tO o'clack is required
by order Of SAM'L MeCGNE, Gel. Commit.
Sept, IA, 1850.
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TOY FOR THE SICK AND SUFFERING.
y LET ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED
READ! .. -F -.-
APPLY THE REMEDY
pFI0JcF~uFxyr

HEJOfCE NV AEALTd.
Friend, do you suffer! Are you the victim of any
purity 1.-THE blood! What are they, do You AK ?
Rather ask, what are they not! The blood ia the
source OF life and health. and il the rst element
OF our being to respond to any cause which fleets
the system the pulse infallbly attests The ever
prevailing Neuralgia the irritating Erys as the
subtle Serofue. the agonizlng Rheumatism Ner-
vous Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver Conn plant with ts
torpOr and detection, and the numheriess ills that
fssb Is heir to, derive their hide0us origin from the
blood: Deal kindly then and gently with the blood
Use the vitalising resources of nature for it's aid
use that truly valuable medicanent known a.
Ha- MRS. M. COXS $3.50.
- INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCTION.
With regard to this almost infallible speol6c
popular sentiment has spoken in decided terms
and the evidences of this great eficacy are ms,
tanned by constant avowals Of rafive efsctu and
tha heppiest results from its use are aer an ofhe-
remedies and the best medical skill have failed
Let us say, an conousion, that ee,tikcatsa
cures are not sought from the jiltsrste and SUPER
6oial, but they are volunteered from the inc II ra
sPectahe soufoes and justify the highest terms in
which u Is possible TO eommend SO valuable .
the curative 1 ssa also thss
only BY restorstye effects, the systSm
ing from disease With s. constitntnrr
city, .a5 By the proprisser. MksM cox 81 shi'
None senuipe YHiass ksf name Ia b.ovn on thu
bottle ana her 5saro h the cork 'A ''''
IL Priee 81 per bottle, six bottles for A5.
r W pha;o ASsSs. z; CIssEl. DIuggist.
triot, and willsupply the trade at my prices.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL l. Rodgers DC: X
Livingston, Va; J A Reynolds, Ga; A Barbour.
va; Mr. Lincoln, =; w Jones, Ga; wriplev
Tex; g Harris and ly, Miss Elder, Miss Woody.
Tenn; I Mcneil, Miss; r A Myrall Tenn, A n
Kicks, Miss F Walker, RIM; 5 Sommers va:
N Davis, Mo; Miss Collaway, Miss Galloway.
NC; Cummings, Byrd, r. A Nef Va; w q
TaIburt ,sMd; r ii Wang han, F. Goodwyn and Nv
J X Wood, b Hose, We; & Clifford and Iy. NJ =
and Mrs McLslce, sc; Murfee, La; . New
ton and ly, Newton, NY; III Thomas w DuIa-
ny, Hon A r Botsler, Va; B Brown and fam,
Sc DR. Compton and ly, La; r Morralee, w
Beall, Va; A Allemong and ly.
NATIONAL HOTEL.-A Fellows and ladv
DIR r Gale and lady, La; Fl Buckman. NY; ~
9 Smith. Ireland; ID sidney, Va; Carere,
Mex; w v feary, NY; c Stevens Tenn. a n
Gliddon, Mo; g Hodgson, Miss A III Bristol Miss
Wilson, Pa; X Contee and lady, Md; n @ Wilde
and lady, Mo; James, CIV; w Birch CT: G
Noyes, DC; w Duiansy. Fox, Va: w Gibson
Mis- Lord, Miss Gibson, Eng. A Gamble. Mo; r.
Bullock and lady, Ga; w Hozall, Me; II Bass.
Sc ii The1le and fam, NY; Z Carter and fam
Mrs Tyler, Miss Tyler, XIV; II Riggs and son, A
Gordan, So; Mrs Doctor Bolton, H Bolton,
NY. ..
HARDWOOD HOUsE.-w Heyward sc: II
Cutting, A Porter and ly, NY; Brantin and
lam, Gsllaher and fam, CT; III C Markall. Nd;
Mr. Fdnt, Va; Xii finilIer, Ala, w Wilson. Ga:
g Sergeant. Fl Webb, Il Rutherford. NY: @ q
Rienardson, Mass; w Rose, n b Wright. Va,
p Brown, Me; Mrs Fisher and daughter, Va; s
Allen, Pa. va
WASHINGTON HOUSE--M Bander q. !
Varcher, NY; Misses whatons, Mast w heatons
Miss Sevoy, Va; Miss Mitchell Tex; Miss Hill.
PhiladsiPhia; Miss Rhodes, J b Carnes, North
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ArrENPT TO Blow UP MAN-oF-w.p
During the celebratian of the Emperor,s fete N
vienna, an attempt was made to blow up a
mammoth man-of.war, named the Kaiss, :,
account sayE
"The attention Of a sentinel on guard over the
powder magazine OF the Kaiser having been at.
tracted by faint, grating noise, SEEMING In
issue from the wood work, he gave the alarm A
search was made, and crouching upon his hands
and knees was discovered an Individual. who
having succeeded in boring an augur hole into
the powder magazine, was already inserting the
wire to which was fixed the match which he had
destined to blow up the vessel with every soul on
board, the whole OF the ships lying In the neigh
Gliding, besides, the greater part Of the town it.
The culPrit belonged to the Kaiser, and turns
ont to be the officer called In the Austrian service
Second Captain, which answers tn First Lieuten-
ant In our own. He was, Of course. immediateiv
seized, but, before he could be secured, had blow
MS Drains out with the pistol be carried in his
belt He was an Austrian
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OAn Episcopal clergyman in Fairfax Co
Va, In acknowledging the receipt of a donation
rom zoe southern Aid Society, remarks:
Old Pohfck Church, the parish church near
Mount Vernon, Of which Gen washiDpton was
Vestryman, and In which he worshipped. II
ing an appeal for help In putting ii in comnIet.
order j"
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INo.66S.l
OTlCE OF The DISC,lNTINII NOE OF

NorlcE OF rHtl NG 6fse;JlNr,su.Ncr OF
T rH ~, ,yrNISsIRrT,H5WsEsTERN LAND DIS
Notice lis hereby given that. in pursuance of law
and in view of this fact that the unsold land in the
Northwestern District" (GRRyADA,) In the State
Of MISSISSIPPI, is reduced 6esw one hundred thou
ID che dIscontInuenoe Of said district the flee for
which 1, located at q KNADA. and that the vacant
lands therein be made subirct 70 sale and entry at
Jackson, In said state from and after the lN day
Of Decem5sT neIr.
Lands remaining unsold and unapproprIat.d br
law, AID subject to sale AID emit at GRBNAnA i'll
ase - be subject to entry at that Office after the
receipt of notice to that by the and re-
otlver thereof, excepting Only TO consummats ex-
istlnx PTe-emPtlons, and the land officers at JACK
be prepared TO receive applications for entr az
OF any such lands at their of6cs, which will. If
practicable, be on the frst day of December next
All persons entitled to patents at the Grenada
Land Once will call for the same before the lst day
OF November mex. as after that date they will be
returned to this ofhce for delivery
Civ under my hand, At the CITY of Washingt ton
this 18TH day of September, ammo Domni one thou
JOS. 9. WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Sc H-v6aF
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TIE JAFFA OuTRAGE.-An Eastern corrpspopd-
ent OF Tue Boston Traveller gives a statement Of
the manner In which the "Jaffa outrage has been
settled. III Will be remembered that in January
resided In the garden some distance from Jaffa,
In very dangerous and exposed places his
daughters were daily in the habit of seeing and
converting with the Arabs Of the vicinity, and
night the house was attacked and broken open,
the women were outraged, and Ia the melee the
Ste nbeck, was killed, the property was stolen,
and the family ruined. After many attempts to
secure the real criminals the Consul of Jerusalem
only succeeded in arresting parties desig nedly
put forward by The authorities to the guilty
The case was finally transferred to the Consul al
Beyrout, who ferreted out the guilty parties, and
brought four Of them TO trial, and secured their
conviction They Were condemned By the Porte
TO hard labor for life at Acre, and about We thons
and p asters (or $200) Indemnity was offered for
Consul johnson refused to receive as satisfactory
and Colonel Williams, our Ambassador al the
Porte, protested against such an inadequate pun
ishment. The case was finally adjourned over
until the murderer ofthe Prussian, MIR Steinbeck,
might be arrested. Time sufficient having elapsed
to show the inpossibility of arrestins black
slave who had escaped to tine Bedouins in the in
tefiof, ju &c has finally been accorded and
another verdict has been given at the demand Of
the American authorities in Turkey The last
and nnal verdict was to the following effect: -
flr0 The unarrested criminal, when taken flor
the accomplishment Of which no efforts will be
spared, 70 be punished by the inf iction Of the ex
reme penalty Of the law, viz:-deah Second
The four prisoners now I'm irons at Acre are to be
removed to Cons;antinoPe, where they will be
Imprisoned for life at bard labor, unless their
crime shall hereafter be regarded as ne,itng
death, In which case they will be executed
Third. An Indemnity Of 81 500 to the family of
M Dixon and the widow Of Mr.. Steinbeck
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MEDICINES.
Tn. yoHnsroH,
u RALYiMaRx

IN. seHEsro.,
So LOCK HOSPITAL,
Hss DiseesSsd tAs s.esf CIrfa,s, SPEEDY, SD s.ls
Efsefsal Rsmsdy ~ the World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
LET NO FALSE DELIcACY PREVENT.
APPLY MINED ATELY.
CURE WARRANTED. OR MO CHARGE
IN FROM ONE 70 TWO DAYS.
v:sh.. ssa. Is.l. ss,...... As..ss.. .f,s. kia.sy
..d Bladder, in.s..us,sy D.ehTgss. mPstsasy, ssosi
Lac Lev sP C..
p.%n. q iads..:, D::ss. q q. a,.s Tss.
Nsss Skin, Afs.uen, lbs Issr. st..es Or Rsssis
Y.s.hts.s. Dr.sdsi add Ds.ssass pr.su:. ,ass rem
der AarssEs ,0Pssnsis and ds,s, ssss g.dy aud bsd
d.sds and habit winch annually .vssrs .
s.d iat.Ii.st .S. might :sh.s.s. s.,.
"si.d .... S. 1nr .1 u. ,s,1 :. & &
asass. :
AAeN2p PERSONA % Ys.sg d ss ssass. plating n,s
n.ys, beng .varss Phyas.i vs.tasss, sIs.ais dsV.
Ne VIE place. radsr the ears Of Dr. j. nav rss
s.. sousd; IN b. ssns, 4. gsssisnsa and ssaadssy rely
OFFICE Mol SOUTH p EDEkiCK srREEr,
isf hand nd, g.;ns from Bal.n.rs fv
nnss b paid asd ssstain stamp.
DR JOnNRroK,
,.m 90. :. III: NEST .rn.p, Cs.a: in d. Ta.a ss.s.s
and the part ~hsss life spent ia he Iss,
etsd som. .. d. @s,t a.sn.r ears. .s., s:. ~, =,
lG..ni many tIessi.d .iS ringing h..d and ..n
sounds. With frequent blsshinr ssad.d .ses
unss With dsrnzsmsnt Of mind cured inms diatsy
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
les Men and etesrs vhs oavs nIsrsd Insmsslvss
,sah practice iudslg.d in vhsn asns. hsbi, fI.qusny
which nssy :a." .h:a ..p and III ,; .s:s
ssdy .hosa .pS, and a'''''' '''A .''c and
rLo.. The sad ana rs.snessy .s.s y,.d...s
limbs, tn. Head Dmn... Of SIGHT Les. .. ms,,.ls,
reT.r r.pitseo Of III: Heart, k.rves, rrit M
MENTALLY-Ta. f.arfai .r.eu On Ii. mind ar. NINA.
BE- Loss Of Memory Contusa Of Ideas D.prssss
Of Spirits. Evil Fsrbsdiug sfseeisy,
love Of soisds, Tmiey, s,s. Of As evils p,s
NERvous DEBILIFY.-YA..sssc, "a. .sr ,.dr, Via,
s.mnr veal pals. and ss.nr
sppsa.nss asoEt cough sympss
DISEASES OF lMPRUDENCE
when Tia misHsidsd and veiary ps.sss
be has nbs.d ths ,ssa, q this psihal d.sa, sss
h n All s. e
:: e.taf; sleh - r.e.ni.iy i.p Si% ;sas
s:s ans ss . 1 -
hi, CALLING tissppoinmsnt tn, deadly
.rbI. disease: lf.etOns the Heart Threat ssss
SKIN Ae progressing with frishtfr rapidly till death pss
discovered c.sny from whose SeuID. ns .,.i.r I....u.
Oh. JoRNsONpREMEDYP FOR ORGANIC wEAKHEas
AND IMPOrENCY.
Dy this great and important remedy xseknss ,rrs,s
speedily cussd and fs vgsF rssssd Yhssssnds
and dsh.;sd, VIE had lest all hope have
bssn mm sdiatsly relieved.
All inp.dimsnts Marriage Physisal Mental Dissua
1sasns Less Of Prssfsavs Psvsr Nsrvsus Isstatiity
kind speedily cured.
ENFORCEMENT or fHE rREao
THE MANY THOUSANDS esr,d atthis insitstss vitAs,
Ia: las. ss,sntssn yssrs AID the important ssrs
cal operations psrsrmsd By Dr.. Jshnssn vhssd sy dc
fsPertsr Of tbs papst and many ether psrssns nssss e
vhrsh have aPpserd again and again before the public BE-
sides els Standing gentleman Of character sad respond
Sty, 10 su1cfsnt guarantee The anisssd ian Div
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WOOD AND COAL.

w 90 Nm
G . L
Delivered 20 all parts OF the city, at the lowest
possible rates
Il J. & w. M. GAIT
Office asa Pa. av., between nth and l9th sts.
ma Ia u north side.
V'hE SUBSCRIBER HAVING ON HAND
an extensive stock of FUEL, 10 prepared TO
sell az very low figure for cash.
WOOD Sawed and Split any size.
Call and see for yourself. ..
X. w. BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer.
ma Is 3. y. corner of Fourteenth and @ sis.
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L. 4 L. = u X ID
TohU ANoDxNIE.
The Natural and Sure Remedy for oil Nsr.
vous Complaints,
From Neuralgia through all cases where Opium
was ever used to that Of Dsllrium Tremens and the
common chief cause of Disease
LOSS OF SLEEP.
The fOlu AnOdyne, though contR ming not par.
tcle OF Opium, produces all the requirements Of
and may be used IN all cases wherever Opium was
used without producing anything but Cures, AID
leaving the pateut In q perfectly natural slate.
The Universal Cough Remedy, Oreed from all
the common objection Of cough Rem dies which
produces nausea or prostrntian,D may be considered
the common enemy to sll Throat and Lung Com
plants. and used with perfect IMMUNITY. Asking
all To court from propIIstOIs or friends the most
severe invsst CATION OF both Remed es and reaiInS
of our pamphlets TO be found with all dealers and
more Particularly to purchase only of those who
can be depended upon, we walt IN condolences the
prices within REACH OF a. - ......
sRsERAL AGENTS,
-. w. HuNNEwRLL q Co.,, and 8. Commercial
Wharf. Boston,
GEo. HuNNEwKLL, las Water st., New York,
Under the special superyislon of John L, IN
NEWELL, Chemist and Pharmaceutist, boston
Mass, whose signature covers the oorks of the
genuine only, and TO whom address eli oommunl-
cations. - = $500
Sold BY all respectable dealers everywhere, and
Gil the Druggists in Washington and eorgetovn
mar Is cor