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Ut. y HosTETTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH BIZ
III ,aor The cure ofFever and Ague, is. hey ond
all -c9ntroverSy, the safest and best remedy that
couu De used by the afflicted for all diseases o. tho
anov Sc nature The most violent attacks of this
dreauru disease have often been prevented by the
use 1i thlS reliable remedy. The Bitters have been
use ny the proprietor in an extensive practice i'm
the treatment of Fever and Ague, for a number of
years and ITS wonderful curative powers are we'll
Known both to the press and the public. Those who
desire thorough renovation of their entire yStpm
shoutt not fail to the Bitters For sale by
druggist generally everywhere. ap 9-eo3t
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A.GREEN, Auct.
By A. GREEN, AuctoIeer.

pUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS on
THE ISLAND, on SIXTH ST. WEsT-By virtue of
the last WI and testament Of Hanson Barnes, de
ceased, and an order Of the Orphans Court, the
subscriber vi sell on TUESDAY the 2,th instant
IN front OF the Premises, At hsf past clock D. m
LOT No. 10. IN w. b. Todd aud w. III. Gunnell's
inches on Sixth street west, between south and
T. streets, by l2n feet deep
Terms: One- thrd cash: the balance in and -
months, secured by the purchaser 8 notes bearing
interest from day of sale, with defd Of trust pom
tne property; aud n not complied 9TH IN siK caNs
after the So e, the property will be rcsOd upOn one
weeks NOTICE. az the risk aud expense OF the rur-
chaser. Title IHdspu,able
JOSIAH SIMPSON, Administrator.
ap4 eo&ds A. GREEN 6uot
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AUCTION SALES.
RH L.C. McGUIRE& Co. Anctin

BY ]. c. MCGUIRE q Co., Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT
~ Nv virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court Of
the plstrict Uf Co umbia, sitting IN Equity. passed
on the day Of February, 1860, in cause wherein
!o,ePh Y. Welsh lie complainant, and George Page
Ia defen1ant, No. SIS, rhe subscriber will, the
~ day OF April, 1860, a. o'clock D. m sell at pub
lie aucton 70 tie highest bidder, in front of the
PREMISES. the following property IN the city OF
"ashlngton, u wit: Part of Square numbered
io0r hundred and seventy two, (f7I) beginning for
the same az the end Of eixty-f feet, inca suTed
nnith, on The east line of said square, IA from
the southeast corner of said square, and running
tense on said east line due north eighty feet ard
eleven inches. there's Gus west one hundred and
el2 htY ut feet ard two inches thence cue south
tlShty feet and eleven inches, and thence IN A
strslght line TO the place of be- rning. and contsi
Ing hite IN thousand two hundred a. tw nty-tv o
fe-t, more or less.
Terms of sale: One-thIrd of the purchase money
In ash and the res due in three icl payments at
9, u ana Is months from the day Of sale VII CT de-
Ie red eyments shall be secured by the promlssory
notes OF The purchaser purchasers, bear ing in
th from the day of SALE with surety or sureties
10 oe approved by the Trustee. On the fpal ratlh-
cation OF the sale by the Court aud the psymeIt of
the whole purchase money, the su 5scribrr will con
Vey tne premises TO the purchaser or purchasers.
aa,s IRON inc ca, OF tale, the subscriber reserves
one ,Ignt 70 res.l TIE premises. ,ft'r FIVE days
Pubic notice. 81 the risk and Of the def.uting
purchaser or purchasers
KiCHARD CLARKE, Trustee.
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THE CLAY MONUMENT ASSOCIATION meet
Ing OF this Association was held last evening in
the Aldermen's chamber, City Hall. w. w.
Seaton presiding, when the organization was ma
tured by the adoption Of Constitution, and the
election of the following officers: President p
X. Fendall, Esq Vice Presidents, Messrs w
w. Corcoran, j. II. Bradley, and b. O. Tayloe;
Secretary, Mr.. Coyle; Treasurer. John Purdv;
Directors, w w. Seaton, J. C. Mcclure. Jas. G.
Berret Jno F. Coyle, DR.. Jno. Il. Blake Richard
Wallach, FranCk Taylor, Alex. Provost, Charles
HaSkins and John T. Mitchell.
A committee was appointed to solicit subscrp-
tons from the citizens, wGen, without the trans
action of other business. the meeting adjourned
The collection for the Monument up to the pres.
ent time amount to 300.
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No.io.-IHE POOR WELL AS THE RICH can
nave d sure cure for Coughs, Colds and Conslimp-
kQ,i, III Us primary stages owing TO the cheapness
oil Mrs. ~ y. Gardner's Indian Balsam of Liver
MOT. anu Hoa; hound. q medicine that has proved a
pressing " our Ii is sold by all druggists and
agents. .nsIW =
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NEW
NEW
SPRING AND SUMMER


=. DRY GuoDS.
nave inst opened very large and very desir-
ahe STOCK of Silks and Dress Goods OF all the lates
tIxtpres and novelties of the Spring importa-
non; together with full and complete stock of
l;inens and Domestcs. All of which are fresh and
OF ts pest class goods; and will be sold . per cent
purchased in many places. O"'' ~
Respectfully solicit call from all nv friends
-, OH frTe as near as possible and just dealing
Terms Cash.
oo. w. w. BURDErrE, No. S5I Seventh st..
up 7-oI between and h SIS
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~ SMITHS 70 get your SPRING and
u SUN 9ER CL0THING-No $50 seventh at
C T90 y ~ ga Seventh st., to get your BOYS
SAo&uiNO' ap6-Sm
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LOCAL NEW s.

" sosss THz STAR IS prtsted on tie a,ts,t
'Snm press - use soxtA Of Baltimore, its edition
20 'a'gs as TO reqxve IL be PIT 20 press at an
cry "o"j Advertisements, therefore, shomld BE-
Isa' ss o.fors Tcslrs o'clock, NJ; Otherwise thsy
nay sef appss- &s:fi fAs n.1f dag,
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Mks; WINsLow, sn experienced nurse and female
Pnysloian, has a Sooth ing Snxp for Cilden Tteth-
tns, which greatly facilitates the process of teethng
oy so!ienlng the gums, reducing al inflammation
VIII 1iay all pain, and is sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon il mothers, it will give rest
20 yoCrselves and relief and health to your Infants
Snoshof Column. 90 lilly
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BY A. GREEN, AuctIoueer
EXTENSIVE SALE OF ABLE
IL BUILDING LOTs FRONTING or 9Th AND 7TH
STREETS WEST AND AND Il STREETS NORTH. AT
AucTIcN.-On FRIDAY, the 9th day of April,
shall sell, Ia front of the premises, at "a O'Clock o.
m, a large number of handsome Building Lois in
subdivision of square No. AL, all of which are of
moderate depth, running to alleys. This propest,
is beautifully situated bounded by 9th a, Il 7ih sts
west and 5 and L SITS. north, and perfect grade on
The attention of the public is respectfully invited
to this large sale. Bargains may be expected, IT.
tie direct frnm the Government.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in 6, II. IL and
"a months, Tor notes bearing interest. deed siyep
and decd of trust taken.
mar Sid A. GREEN, Auot.
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MRhoGHS PfAN6 Fo Ri AFf TR EpSifFf
TT EfEfSi P hp9 A..
no,ci9es, We vii sal at the rositencs ola gfntle
aud stT5e,s north his sf@ Fun
Si'n,e and Il Hcasehoid Effects. eopPrIsiGg-
DO kim RaGters, nsaossuy Chairs,
Gene seat Cnairs, Cane seat Rockers,
Mahngany Centre ard Card Tables,
Do Rout Tables,
MaaosahS sncosaa Bureaus
cottage Bedstesds, Husk Mattresses,
r rhTee E,y ard ipgraIn Carpets,
Chins. G Ass and Crockery Ware,
Cooking and other Stoves,
Toge her With a general assortment of Housekeep-
ing and Kitchen Requisites.
eIms; SIS ard under cash over that sum a
ap5-d j. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
nILyTEE ABOVE sArEisU NAyoIDABLY
ap lad J. G. McGUIRE e co. Aucts.
By WALL BARNARD, Auctioneers.
SALE OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS, FRUIT,
BAY MGRHfNR& 10Th Ar ns s e TIES
sell, at the Auction Rooms a large stock of prime
and Fruit the stock ola retail
Barrels Poito Rico and New Orleans Sugars,
Chests Yong Hyson, Imperial, GunPowder and
Boxes + aislns, Citron and b5ls Prunes,
Barrels Si' up and New OIL ans Molasses.
Boxes Brown AID CASTLE Soap and sacks Salt,
TO Sparm and Adamantine CaHde s,
- Do Fig B.ua, Ground Coffee, Ginger, Alspics,
Kegs Pickles, Bags Shot.
WsShstalds, Tubs aud Brooms.
PeaSh Baskets, Buckets, Hats and Hickory
BrOoms,
Flour Buckets and Boxes, Sacks,
Cases Marsel res ClaTet, Champasne and Oil,
Boxes Chewing Tobacco and Cigars of different
bTacds,
Ra-res Herring kit Nackcrel,
Catawba. Cooking Brandy, dc.
Casks Old Bourbon, Pixies XXX, Monumental,
Moncnga hcli AND other brands Whisky,
Aud many Other articles the Grocery line.
Terms: S. cash; over that mount credit Of 30
and days, for az proved endorsed notes.
app d WALL & BARNARD ID, Aucts.
UFON ACCOUNT OFTHE INCLEMENCY
OF the weather. the above sale Ia Eostroaed until
until TIL u RSDaN. the I2th inst same nour.
apiO WALL & BARNARD. Arc's
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THOs. J.. FISHER, -Tru,tee
ap 2-2aw&ds &c. MCGUIRE a. CO, Auo
BY A. GREEN, Auc.ioncer.

ny A. huctOnccf.
CHANCERY SALE.-By authority Of decrees
u ofthe Circuit Court of the Die trct OF CclumhIa
and ofthe Circuit Court for PInce Georges county,
Maryland, passed IN cause wherein Sewell aHd
others are complanants. and the widow, heirs al
law, and administrators Of John Brereton are de
ee on WEDSEs1tY the a 4 dsy Il Nae nsst
tss the hS Ss of s3S osSct IN hs dsy
the tract called Granny" near Bladenshufg, and
easily accessible by the Baltimore raj road. Cor
tanning a acres, rood, q perches, thereabouts
G andy, and lying north Of the msin county To,S
with the dwelling house and other improvements
Terms: One fourth Of the purchase money IN
cash and the residue AZ s. II and rs m nhs, o. be
Ing interest from the day Of SALE aud By fsts1ed
lien on the premises sold. Convey aneinr az the
If the terms are not con- Piled with within three
a aS f5S% from the the day Of sa ths PsOpsTty vii Pc
genceI and Evening star at the cost and rick Of the
An' ore1itoI: Of the said John Brereton who
may not haye HE'D thelT claims are notified 10 do
- = :. w. REpIN, Trustee.
IL am requested by the parties interested 10
add 70 the above ADVERTISEMENT, that there aarge,
excellent Dwelling house, two story and basement.
on the land, large barn. pump Of good water, and
su unfaiing stream Of hhe yst-r running though
- W.REDIN, Trustee.
eRs Slewls A GkEEN. Auct.
Dy .. v, McoOihb q CO., Aucuoreers.
TRUSTEE's SALE OF FOUR VALUABLE
~ Be Id Nc LOIS, AT TuEcoRNER OF lsr SHEET
wEsI AZ NORTH q STREETS -0n SATURDAY.
AFTERNOON, May SIN, at S O'Clock. on ths
premises, by virtue Of deed of trust dated SOFTEN
Der lst 1855 and duly recorded IN LibeT T. a. = No.
3D. oox sS5. etc, one OF the land records FOR Wash
lngton county, IN the District Of Columbia thsll
sell lots numbered -, ., - AID 81, Ia james I.
Mc6 g tubdl vlslon of 50 uare e24-
Lot q fronts % feet LIST street west AZ the cor
ner of q street north. ard Running hack - ieet
inches 10 ~ feet alley. Lots IS, - ano s. front
each 8 feet ~ inches lat street west between
and "A streets north and run back 20 feet inches
to 81 feet alley together with the improvements
c.nsistnr Of small story bnck houses crested
on the rear OF said lots and fTont On the alley.
Terms: One fourth cash the reIldue AZ 6, " and
IL months with interest secured by deed al trust
Il on the premises A.. - -.
in Eve days thereafter, the trustee reserve the
faulting purchaser.
- - THQS y. FIsHER, ilU--cr.
se2-:aw&ds &c. MeGU RE CO a. IT,.
MONEY TO LOAN, in small amounts on 900
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HI THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
on account of no bidders untI. w EDNESDA Y. the
18th In slant. sane hour and place.
ap7-d A. GREEN. Auct.
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IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
IN conseq uenCe of the rain until WEDNESDAY,
the ~ iEstant, same hour and Fls"a.
ap5-d A GREEN Auct
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BEAR ~ MIND THE CONCERT of the Choir Of the
Ilith Baptist Ch1rch, at the E-s.reet Baptist
u eh, tuis evening, under the direction Of Prof.
Daniel, assisted by the best amateur singers of
Washington. rich treat 10 expected.
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,,R ~ MALL = BARMARD, ,Ancti9ns.!. :,

II -
PURE IMPORTED BRANDlEs, On WnIsKYs,
k mp nIHsR LIQUORS: AT AUCTION On MONDAY
MOfNlNG, the 18th INST, at 10 O'Clock, we will
sell, by order of the trustee. at the 81 IRE OF Mr.
r Levy. north side of Penn. avenue. between let
Liquors,
Pure TT nca BIandles. IN wood and giass,
Pure Holland Gin. Schnapps,
Pure Sherry. Madeira and Port Wines
hook, Clarets and other German Wines,
ChanpaEne, Ca'awba and Moselle Wines
odd w reck," Rye and Monongahnia " hiskys
In al large stock of Fine Liquors, in wood
ann ass, wei worthy the attes tiOn of dealers aid
.. lerms; 80 cash over that amount a credit of
% and ~ DAYS, Tor approved endorse notes bear
Ing interest w, H. WARD T,psta,
ap ia WALL 4 BARNARD Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF VHLUaBi, E Bu,Lp-
Il ING Lots ON TIE leland, AT AUCTToN.-On
TUESDAY, the 10th inst ! shall sell, on tho prem
Uses, commencing at o'clock p. m, on the FIR
named lot, the following valuable Building Lots,
Square 49, Lots g. A. s. 6, 7,s O. 10, II, Is, IA, H. H.
IS, %, n. %, "a, 80, 81, and 3,
Square 492, Lot 4,
DO 4C8 Lots Is, q, and 20.
The abvove mentioned property Is all Handsomely
situsted and perfect grade. fronting on south ard
H, 9Th and G streets west: Any person wishing to
purchase handsome building lot will do wei to
attend this "a g.
It'll from the Government.
Terms One fourth cash balarce In 6, u and Is
months, the purchaser or purchasers will be re
quired to give notes for tie deferred payments,
bearing interest from the day OF sale. deed gwen
and deed Of trust taken.
ap3d A. GREEN, Aoct.
II THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
on account Of the rain until FRIDAY, the 18Th
inst, same hour and pace.
apl1 d A. GREEN, Auct
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mar 9 StawSw

THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until L ESnAl, April 10th, same hour and place
RICHARD n. CLARKE, TTustee
aP4 eodads J. q. MCGUIRE & CO ,Auctz
IL THE ABOVE SALE Il POSTPONED
on on account OF tho westher, iii FRIDAY AT
iEhNOUN, Aprn t3th, same hour AID place.
X. III. CLARKE. Trustee.
ep I'D j. T.. McfS lJTR CO
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MONEY TO LOAN, in small smounts, en- 5000
vi seouIltl, ., q 40 Pc. avenue. MAJ y sSin-
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SPECIAI NOTICE.
~ ReSptctfn w Addr ssed to the Cistzeus and
Strangers Of Rdshingtoa.
The subscriber begs leave to call the attention OF
the citizens and strangers to his new CLOTHING
ESTARLiSHMENT.N No 460 Seventh, between
T. AID F treets where will bs found & nc and well
selected stock cf GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING
and FURNISHING GOODS and HATS and
GAPS AL of which will be sold at the 10 vest prices
A call is respectfully solicited. Goods of ali de-
scrlptions a,ways on hand and for sale atten per
thoSs goods are new and made by tie beat houses
In the country 49,, I. - >
N,h.-Don't forget TO call st the Peoples Cloth
Ing Stare, No 400 Seventh, between T. and F
strests. opposite the Post Once.
ap6-2v J. H. SMITH.
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NATIONAL PHARMACEUTICAL CONVENTION
The committee to make arrangements for the
Z meeting Of this large body Of medical gentlemen,
delegates fsom all parts Of the nation. which viii
convene in this city on Wednesday, May I'd, have
succeeded in obtaining Wizards Hall, on F ST,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth, adjoining VIII
lards' Hotel, for their use during the session.
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TR6sTEE's SALE OF TWo S'i BUiLDiNG
Lots AT THE CORNER OF X STREET NORTH AND
ETH ETH STREET wEsT..un TUESDAY AFTER
By virtue of deed Of trust, dated December 10,
l859, and duly recorded in Libr j. A. s., No l67,
FIR Washington county, ID. c., | shall sell Lots
Nos. Is and Is, ia Square No. is, situated a. the
Terms: One third cash the residue in 6 ard II
months, with interest, secured by deed OF trust
the premises. If the terms of sale should not be
COMPLIED with in FIVE days after the sale, the trus-
tee serves the right to resell at TIE risk and
pense of the defauitng purchaser. Ali conveyance
ing at the cost of the purchaser.
EDWARD G. DYER, Trustee.
$50 J. Z. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts.
mar % eod&ds
ETTHEA ABOVE SALE SUNAVOIDARI.Y
Pt%rPONrD until SATURDAY AFTER
NOON, April I4.h, Same hour aud p'ace.
r. g. DYER, Trustee.
ap1i-d J.C. cGUIRE & CO Auctrs.
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CHURCH lMPROvEMENT.-This morning work
men Were engaged In removing the earth in front
of the Methodist Protestant Church, Ninth street
for the purpose Of proceeding Immediately to ar
Improvement Of the ed!fce. The grading and
paving OF the street was completed so late in the
tempt a permanent improvement and the church
remained in an uncomfortable condition duri ny
the entire winter. The whole front will be under
pinned with blue rock. and masticised The tw O
doors which are now used will be replaced with
windows, and large centre door made to be ap-
preached by neat steps from the outside Steps
preliminary to the after improvement of the PAR
sonage attached to the station will be taken
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= GRAY GooDs, for Ladies' TraveIinr DresSes can
found IN all the latest designs at IVA
Nv. BURDErTt's
ap 9-S No. ISL Seventh ST, between and X.
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"A QUANTITY Of interesting local matter is crowd.
ed out to- day by the pressure upon our columns.
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preached by neat steps from the outside. Steps
preliminary to the after improvement Of the par
sonage attached to the station Will be taken.
The DISTRICT IN CONGREss.-In the Senate
Yesterday, Mr.. Simmons presented a memorial
from citizens Of Washington and Georgetown
proh bit corporations in the District of CoIurn ba
from issuing notes OR bills of any kind for cicula-
ton in said District.
Mr.. Kennedy, from the Committee on the Dis
trlct OF Columbia. to which was referred the bill
to authorize the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company to extend the Washington branch of
their road to the Potomac river, and across the
same by the extension of the present structure
known as the Long Bridge. for the purpose of
connecting with the Virginia railroads at that
point, reported back the same with amendments
INcENDIARY ATTEMPrs.-Last Saturday nj ght,
about 10 O'Clock, feed house attach he'd to the
Western Market was set on fire. This occurred
in the immediate vicinity of the western guard
officer Of the guardhouse. On Sunday morning
about O'Clock, frame house occupied by ti.
widow Murry at the corner of X and Twentieth
streets, just adjoining the gas holder there. was
set on fire by some scoundrel A lady next door
who was up with sick child fortunately dis
covered the flames before much damage was
done, and gave the alarm, and the fire was ex-
tinguished.
THE TnEATRE.-Hava YOU seen the fine new
comedy Of "Everybodys Friend - at the Theatre,
II not, you should not fail to improve the last
opportunity, tonight, to do So As the subject
would indicate, the play itself is extremely anus
1ng and the princi pal character Major De Boots
is capitally represented by Mr. J s Clarke. who
is an excellent comedian in his particular line
The performance tonight will conclude with
the amusing farce of '!Bob Netiles," Mr. j. S
= Clarke as Waddilove, and Mrs. Gladstane as
Bob Nettles.
LECTURES ON MoRMoNIsM-Dr Garland Hart
late Indian agent for Utah, will lecture against
"Mormonism,n at Willards' Hall. to-mSrrow
(Thursday) evening: and David A. Burr ESQ ,
Clerk OF the Supreme Court of the Territory. on
Saturday evening. See announcement in another
column These Lectures are both by highly intel
hgent men and will no doubt be very interesting
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON Mr. j. B. Haw ar
peared at the office Of Justice Donn to answer 10
the charge Of shooting the negro John Banks
AFTER hearing the evidence, Justice Dom and +.
u. King, Esq assisting, decided to hold Mr.
Haw In $eOO for court. Messrs. Davidce and
Caperton for defence.
WATCH REruRNs-Christian Foray. drunk and
disorderly; hne and cost, 50 Is Jno woods.
disorderly; do. S3.15. F. Columbus, do: do.
A QUANTITY Of interesting local matter is crowd.
ed out to-day by the pressure upon our columns.
GRAY Goops for Ladies, Travel,nr D,osso. ~,
found in all the latest designs at '"-
apsSt No. ISL Seventh ST., between am, X.
pxm kY5sss Nj Msie S IssEer PowDER
| Ga:den Insects, DC. -
II coatdtas Potsoa.
LYONS MAGNETIC Pills
Are Certain Death to Rats and Mice
SOLD everywhere, ap9-Su
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WATCH RRruRNs.-Christian Fo,av d,,nL ,rd
disorderly; fine and COST 50 IS Jno. woods.
disorderly; do. S3.15. F. Columbus, do: do
So Is. Three dodgers 80 Wv
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LYONS NJ .GNKTIC INSECT PowpSR
hA'erniina'es 6ea BUS, Reaches, Ticks, Ants,
II eoafatns no Poison.
LYONS MAGNETIC Pills
Are Certain Death TO Rats and Mice
so!d everywhere, sp9-31
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