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WASHINGTON lock HOSPITAL.

DR. SHUMAN hiss, after an experience Of ten
a. yenTs, establ!shCG the : Oyo TCa.gs rom
suAosery, self l6beR ed Indian or German doctors,
sr.l
THIS IL the only plaoe ghers a sIfo .ud speedy
can be obtained in the N1!lL for eli improper
3nd EVIL habits, gOHOrEEs5, g!I3,t -SE. 1Si eek-
ness, syphilis, primary. secondary. ard tertiary,
organlo weakness. pains II tho lOiLs, structures,
general debility, prostr.tnn, nervCr ~-ss, resti ess
nights palpitaon OF the h6art, rims ing the cars,
loss OF memory, oolfGelCn, melancholy, affections
of the he6i, throat, nose, and s1iE, and al thOsa
peculiar disOT1ers arising from the inciscr6tiOn of
youth, rendering them unfit iOr either business,
ntndy, soolety, or marriage.
DIR. =. hAs the greatest remedies in the known
world for dlseHBos Of the blood. gOnOTThiR, glest,
strictnrea, pLlllis. 5eu-i vcSSnoss, self abuse
&c. There Is no case IN which thoJ IEI 10 cure in
f.om } to dHIE.
VISA 10 be "a uabis M and ornaments 20 society,
DIR. ShHInaB has nisdH the mCst comp et5 arrange
ments fer tie comfort of las patients ShO cone
from distance. They viii bJ furnished with the
meet pleasant and as-55Gbl5 aG6rtsTs, necessary
diet, 2ud made S1 comfortable - they wOC.d be at
3 1rEI c.IEa hotel st .esS tLAu $f tho cost.
Ilo Ect .0FE5s Tho na'uc and nImber. Br. Shu
MAJ . Office In On the corner u Sixth street AID
PenEs ylyanlE syonue, GcrGHduI HOtCi, UpPO5Ito
the NEtiCn-l Hotel, Washington, j. c.
Persons st e distance should enclose btsmp for
return postage. O.foc hours, a. n. TO 10 +. NJ
Various parties ksye been 5ntGcad lEOll my in
stItutI0u by certain sg!udleTs on back Stre6tT IN
this city, who will rue G tall the day OF their death
word o the wise iB sufficient. ap 9-lE
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pENsIoN OFFICE, JrxE GrH, 1891.
To III WHOM IT My CnNcFRw

TO Ali WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
- 2pAcatlon having been maze under tre ACT of
80 june 1900, Tor the reissue Ot tho IauI Ns ?
rants uescTlhed herein, whIOh alleged ~ ls .,
Oeen Ost or "sStgoF Cd, note Is 0by given
AZ the uaJe ollOwIng the de eruption OF each War
rant, new Certificate, Of Ike tenor. will bo Is-
Suod, II no vald objection shall then appssr
no. 2o,212 for i2n acres issued to Reuben ! yoye-
Iahn "a thc 9t1 Il OCtOter, 1885, under a. act Of
III MarNh. 1855 July 9th, 1851 " u
NO <t.o4, Tor 80 acres, ISSUED under the act Of
March 81, 1850. In the name Of William Tayipr
and sfantsT on the 18th day of Maroa, la56.-Au
No 81 cas-, for lsO acres, Issued under the AZ. of
March, 1855, In the mare of Susauua fIuhharj
WIDOW OF John Huhtsrd, decreased and granted
on lhe ION IGy II June, l856.-August 81, 1861,
D J'llo, Tor iGD ac~es, Issued under a1t of I947
20 huguAtus Ing ram, private Of Captain MuTray's
company, second Regiment of Tennessee lnfan-
o, 10 745 for I&o acres issued under the sot NJ
MaIch; 1902 IN ihe name OF Jacob Gulck d
SIanted on the z4th day Of January, I856.-Septem-
No So G02, for 80 acres, issued under the act of
Soptember. 1889, IN the name of Elizabeth NNelig
widow o. Daniel Welis, and granted on the 2ltb
day Ci >epteu ber, lSji.-~eptomhe- "a. 1861.
no - 81 iO7-ft-9 S, Issusi undsr the ACT of
March, 1855. IN the name of Alexander 0rms, and
granted on tho 18th day of October, 1856 -Septcm-
No. GO $50, for lGl acres. under act of Iei7 and
-a'lTg date May 6rh, 1889, In .avOr If MIcLR |
PIP ta'her of samuel kOpp, dec sa sed Th.ri / -
di1n1 NO-u4teeTs, Mexican WaT-Bctober s 1861
JOSEPH II. BAh KETI
iV-lsE tClUm.
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VgNHs; ALL-SUFFICIEEg THREE.

TENHSi ALL-SUEfICEEES THREE.
TRIES EMAE. - 50 S-Prntected by Ears.
tsStte.s fGteuE - EGElaGt, and sscarec by tso
seals OF the Ecoio te Pr2TaiScfe Je PElIs, Ln tis
Imperial College sf NJ sgicfus. Ni8rn=-
No. IS InyGluSriC Tor eE-lzUs;iOE and nstO-l srs
a.: al pGT-Icai Z disabilities,
No. plstSly C--r15c:-- Ell traces ~ .Sn-e
G,EcG2os tAat have teen Et5-tD iuC5 ted h- te raa
soous nd pcTHlclaUs Use Of CSI Ia S8d CEtsJs.
NO. has entirely sugy .zftcd tie INJURIOUS ne 90
n nerclrg, thereby sasL-i-s 10 taC 80 Iersf BF0o"r
TeteI, UieFe-sing al IaSAralIos, AID ro0tinE %
tho venom % tsss2Es.
TRIESENAR Eos. ?. End ;, srs prepared Ia
tle form Ot loKen=e, 0oFoiG OF taste Slo EEie.
tan 0cses, and divided into separate doaes.
I.lLlstsret by kelPoSC, LSasmGud, Rous, EioOTi
30. Price SS eSos, o. iou- Cssss Tor e3, uhi5h
sayeC IS; and m : q cSses, waeTebV there SAY
lIE OF S9. To be lid, vhOiszals and T5-sfl, Cf pr
BARROW, OF lSs BioecEsr street. New YorE.
Immediately ON urecsivILE reml lttEuce, sr Barrow
Will forward the EneEeuar 10 eBF part Of the voT-i,
securely packed, and addressed GS0oTGsag % ts.s ia
stIuCtluns 81 tie writer.
men with cams gsa and broken dOEa constitutions
Is nEan EDrailfy, or PhyGiOio iOal EesesIcins.
IL - beautifully illustrated, snd tcztE rtuut-'y II
O.. the sJnPioUS that Iuvsuably Csye oP l~n'-
selves, sooner or ic.er, rasr tug from tho lrtieF
and whaling hAbtes cf eeFiT yCtth. tstluE
the victim iEOm sHEr'lg tue iruit,On OF tie ms.n-
monial state, and. u not cncc4ed n tTe, deyener
Stlng 81 TIE fGncupns OI nshhood. snG hstngInG
HIM step by STEP tor .lnEerrE and untWoy death.
doors belcV hsoduJgEl, Net York, Price -
cents. Sent free eyerJ sAeIe,
Sold acc - ;. Z. Fo5o, !r., Drug Store. Wasi-
lnSt0n, -. &. de 29-6u
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ing down land to permanent grass, he found
the first years growth invsrisbly the best;
and that afterward the coarser grasses choked
out the finer sorts. Many years ago his hired
man mistOOk orders, and accidentally plowed
nearly half an acre in the wrong field This
was IN the fall, and the land remained with
the roots of the grasses thoroughly exposed to
the atmosphere throughout the winter. In
the spring 1t was carefully turned back and
rolled. BY this means the quality and quar-
hty OF the grass were so greatly improved,
that the exact line where the plOw had gone,
might oe easily seen for years sfterward ~
". 7. Day Book.
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Renewing Grass,

The turning over Of grass lands, and rcsow-
ing them has been long practiced in some
parts of the country. better way, as q
general rule unqUestiOnably IL, 10 grow
land, and th IN 10 seed grass with some other
crop in the regular way Exceptions, how
ever exist. You may have a meadow, most Of
which is too wet to plOw, or there may be pOr
tiOas of pernsDent pasture which fail to give
ls much fet d as you know. frsm the quality Of
the land, they ought, which, nevertheless, you
DO not care TO fence in and cultivate, or there
Nay be other reasons for not wishing TO take
the ordinary course Most farmers have land,
more or less, which they intend never 10 plOw
Tor the purpose of growing crops With re-
gard 20 such lands whether for moving or for
pasturing, IL is an excellent p!aI, If they are
not too stony and broken TO plOw them up in
August and after few days exposure roll
them down with heavy roller, To crush in
the stones aud leave a smooth surface; and
then N a moist time SOW on grass seed and
ROLL again or draw over them light bush
harrow To cover The seed. Grass seed should
be bu; bsrely covered. Few persons are aware
of the fact that most Of the grass seeds fail Of
coming ii covered more than one inch deep.
Many will not bear 20 be covered half that
depth, while "A great many OF the smaller, Will
perish AT a quarter of mn inch deep For econ
1inising the seed, therefore, the surface should
G-st BE- made smooth. and n very shallow COW
erias .iyeu In a rude way Of sowing the
smaller grass seeds, as on the fuTrow, and
then covering with harrow, probably not
one seed in fifty ever SENDS up shoot The
American AzricultuEist gives ths following
accidental experiment ia the way OF turning
over old turi or rather OF turning II twice
over, and leaving il the same side up ss at
first The experiment would hardly be good
OUe - imita.e, and yet 1t throws some light
On the stirring Of soils as a means Of increas-
lag uroduc:i"euess. Ii says:
d" An old sgriculturist gives in TIE Mark
Lane Express tEugland), the following acci
Gent4l experiment in grass culture In lay
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MoLean'E Volcanic Oil Liniment,
10y EE-r LisIna Ekz IL .rr r,nn.nA


rhs ssIy safe and ssTtAin es<s fer C4nesrs PsI Pa
sUsliuSs and EEsuehils CsitFs, PaF4yss HsE
ziA szknsss Of tss nVIelss Chrsnc InhsIaagsry
EhsEats, sfnsss sf the JsniI Contracted AiVscl
ksausR, faFashs roSshEehs, ErSsss Eprzns, FrsEA
csI Wounds, Ulssts Fever seFsE, Caktd BrssIl,
RpPlss, Burns, seClsE ssrs Threat
sain oiSSrSues hsu severe lsnl ths disease
kavs BEiEtsd, EicEEAk's CEkEGRkfGD LIfuMEST 10
GsTtaiH remedy.
rhssssYjS Of hsmsn ssnEs have hssr saved life 81 dis
sFsPEds and ssEy the si tAii invssks TtIasdy
MeLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
Will relieve pain Grss instsntAnssEsly, and will clan,
Tsy End heal the fsslsst BersdiSs shsr
FOX HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
HeEEANE CELEBRATkD LlNiMENT it The onlT 70
and Tsakls remedy for the sf SPAWN, Rngbols
WasgAlls, Splnts Unnatural Lnmpt, Nedss 8vsnga.
failed TO Big zsad, PsllsJii, FistRia, 0ld
EunninE borssi or gwssny, II properly applied. Fer
sfrslns sIsass seTaishs Craeksd nssls Chaf, Saddle
Cellar daG, Cas-, ssrsa, Nssnds, Is IA inabls
Esmsay Apply directed and ssrs ssrAin every
kRstanss.
Thsn trfs lsngsr vita the EaLy wsrAlss LiuipsntE
.Es..d e yea. Obtain turFlI sf On. McLkAET CELE-
BEArkD kIHlAEEg. Il viii care yea.
J. II. MCLEAN, fsls PrspristsF,
C4xnsf Third and Pine sts., II ksEs, Ma
CEAkkEs EzoET, 30 Pa sv, ssls agent IN NIIkih rs
tee 4. 9. 2. t1ss EL. ss-.sstsv. A-p&Nlv
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EEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
ALEXANDRIA, Va,
Mrs. s. J. MCCORMICK, PRINCIPAL,


The thirteenth annual session of this IustitatIon
will commence on TueCdEy, September 18th, ~ tie
house recently occupied by Sylvester SCOTT, Ess.,
No. 1sO King street.
The course of study pursued will coInPrise sill
the branches rec Dislte tO thorough English Edu-
ostion, and Music, French, Latin and DisE-ng il
desired.
In addition % day scholars, mrs. ncCormick is
prepared TO receive a Hunted number OF pupils as
bOGTaeT3, Who, contributing part Of her tani-
lily, will bo undeT ner Immediate OSTe aud supOTTi-
sion. She will endeavor, as far SO possible, to
round them with the comforts SndflndIY inf usaces
Of Rome.
Rsf.rsress.-Rev. leo. u. Norton, Rev. DR.. El,ss
ESs,- Edssr .:ge gy,ieI- Es.,s' E,jiound w tIner
Est., Hehy MSgbarJ, E;ss,, l;s.glq M2K9nsie
Ettor Eyeaing star Repjaiail W sters, ltss JAS
Entwis!e Jr., Esq. Cot. ohm w. Nj COT, i.1udCap,
Messrs. IlsCKCok Il ElarshSil. Mcssrs. CoTEe
Brothers.
EKIag.
Hoard, with TIItiOn II al tho English Branches.
e2OO for tho .nnu=l session able Bei- annuAliT
ia advance.
Musis sud Languages at Protectors prices.
III No extra charges. aS-H
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IL The municI pality of Genoa. hearing that
q Gsfibadi was III lately despatched, at the city's
EXPENSE n committee TO CapreTa to inquire Int
The truth Of the rumOr. The committee report
th. -sLirted hero su excellent health, sud state
that. IN answer TO tue question whether be was
really os lad teen sta ed about 20 offer his ser
vices to the United states, he replied "that he
would never risk bis life In foreign struggles so
long ss bis own country has the right and The oc-
casion 10 claim ~ for her service"
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The CoNFEDRRATR FLAG SNUBBED IN RUSSIA -
A letter received IN New from COnstadt, dated
June IL written by the mate OF snip, says:
nFhere is a Charleston ship lying alongside OF us
that hOisted the flag Of the Southern Confederate
States. and for so doing understand the captain
was arrest. i and placed In the guard house by
the Russian officers. They would not acknowl-
edge or In any way recognize the nag Of the
refels -
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SUMNER RETREATS.
SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT.
- At POINT LOOK on M Az W =, ~. -,


This &C cbTatrd Bathing Place. situated at the
junction OF the PotoInac River with the A. A
chesapeake Kay, viii he opened nv the YETAG
uLdoTslEned on tho lCth cf June. IN the lssstE 4
very Otst style, Tor a Il persons who ifay wish A
sei0 and quiet retreat, where theT can have n q
Heht o. the best salt water bat, - and enjoy the
GeHoacIes OF tho water, such As FISH Of al Kinds
Oysters, Crabs. &c
Every description OF fishing tackle Will be kept
Tor the accommodation Of guests.
A hne liyaTy stab Kept on the iATTn
Also, ten pIh aileys and billiard saloons with
all other amGGenients usually found ct suo,r baoes
ne me ab.a VII oe suP2Icd daily with fresh vege-
tlDies from thH EhItgn % tHs premises and from
the Bal ltlniorc and WASHINGTON markets
Ehe best LiS uOrs AMI Cigars WI. always be found
at the bar. " 'o
Board, 50 Per day; one week, SI2; second weak
CIV; lou weeks for 3S5; children and oUlured ser
~ The steamer %t. Nicholas leaves washinetnn
lue esday a. . Ia. aEd Baltimore nu FRIDAY NJ 4 y
III The hGlf past > o'ciaCE y. IN. tram from Wal
log Lna WA coanoct At liaitutEre with the boats
reach ne Font Lookout daIiy also, y tTI-weekIE
stsr from Washington, bJ way Of I.eCnardtown
Add ess the orrPueto's- ~ Point Lookout
washington. II g., Or 4 isXa ctTia, Va
IN 81 HEELEEOWi5R q co prOp'rs,
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mGrsH
OFFICE OF INSPECTOR kFJD sEAI.Es
- OF cas- METERS

,,o.,,,,, - - = v sITNF vOr, JuIv 70, lsS0,
,FUTLCE Is 1ERE BY GiFGN, That arTee-
shJ 20 tlo pTOvIE:0aE Of the OEdIExEce of te Cor
s0rst!0n 1reToysd May -, I8sn, the rndcrsigneJ
EoS prepared, he2syor TSEGired in rTritiGs, and
sEainrc Test provo Gud ascertain taS sccurscy Ct
.sEl'tlEtiol ot any as etsr IN u7s in THIS oIty"
EVER meter ttfouli inoCrrs,t, viii be condemned
Ald "naUiSr, seaief Gnt marked - tTve ygIT be
set ~ ~ rla95. If ETovAd TO re acoY~a,e IL In
nsS5Gl Cinslt CI gas, it viii be sSSed $3.50 C.sEi.
arc s=slu Ppt - position for ESa.
O+:@y 10. SD Seventh ST. set, las,r Dsa Es.
oSs HSli nPer trOG, 8 =. IN, 70 > n.
,CEhRbES -. CUNNIN0HAM
~ iFu lnsSectOT Grd Sez.sr of Gas MFt~-E
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DENTISTRY,

NJ TEETH,
L'E. LOOMS, N. d., the inventor sad oAteT IA.
oIths MINERAL PLATE TEETH. st-L
tenls personally az his ofhoa in this CITY *
Meny persons can wear these teeth wUu <-lIc
ceInot wear Othcrs, and no person can ye.r o bsr.
Sho cannot ERsr thess
peTsons osl!Eg at my ofhos can be accommodated
VIZ any style and price uf ieoth thay NAV 10 sra
nUt 10 LhOse VINO are Particular and wish the pu-eat
ceaIost, strong and most perfect depfurr shaf
&Tt Gan Produce, the MINERAL & PLATE Will he
more Tally warranted. w
ooms IN this oIty-No. 33S Pa. avenue. betvssD
Ehls. ~ 7'S0'' ~ sus4
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THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING RECEIVED
Il their FIRST supply of new styles OF az
SPRING GOODS, they respectfully invite ~
q call from their patrons and the public gen. kh
orally. TheJ keep also constantly or hand VI
a good sIp pply Of NAVAL. and MILITARY --scAH
FURNISHING GOODS, such IS EpaIiets,
II. r LOUDON Il CO.,
CitIzen and Military Tallors,
m. 40Suo No, 36A, under Browns Hotel,
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ENRICH. st ths corner OF Penn.
avenue and EleycIse street, has been nS$AS
greatly improved recsntiy and now ofers A9s1HA
greater Inducements for tho patronage of citiTens
and strangers thaa any other public house in the
cty his prices being less than those OF any other
for permanent or transient boarders unexcoptioa-
able. The bar and restaurant srrars sements of tho
European Hutel hSrs alTesdJ become very popu
ddious. The proprietor pledges unremitted atten-
uon and continued lhsral expenditures 10 give sat-
lslecton - all aud thus renevs his invitytion
sll to give the European Hotel osl. det-u
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Q 1o-Iau
NGTON
w PROVIDENCE HOSPITAI.

This Institution, Will is under tie control and
direction OF Sisters of Charity, oTperisnced in
ndrslES anu hOapita management, is nov open to
tte public It's located sEO I distance suuihsa 4
Gi the capitol and iInHeJIatey opposite thu we l.
known errJil mansion, on Second street east
ne bultfiugl are spacious, and, with the aite a
tIons recently made We } adapted TO Los9lLgI pur
poses. The grOvEds ave extensive and well aid
Out, anu taSt"iGIiY orna ucHted vita choice fru,t
aLu shade trees, everEreens and flow erIHE aIruGs.
=. FTpEldeuCe HOsPIt8i rs admirably Eriled 10 pe-
tietts WISH nE to aveIl thsmse. ves of lhe sgytl-
tasss o. no PitHl ana vet enjoy all the com urts
alu GGIet OF prirate house, A! persons suier
Ing ON casualties or nuu-GO .t-gIous d ceases re
qU.rins surgIca or med:ca treatment vii te ad-
msl q upon complying " ith the regulations snd
cOndl ions OF the Institution. -
GRtl-nts WI be TCcel, cd in the wards a. four
dOtaTi per E3ek, or by arrangement ca. have prI-
vaie rooms OiI rea asoHab!e terms. Tn y viii re-
cev5 4 the care and attention CIR cases NAV re-
quira from lr. J. NJ TONs II. the Physician and
surgeon IN charge OF the house, except when a pa
tent prefers 10 employ his own pIysIc an it ,g
tosIS ned To ( Ye all the members of Tia medical
PF"iesSloH ~ m. Dls let IN egu ty of prvilt gus
u tHls lusLtutIGn, ana every phy sIciau vino may
have case IN IL NAV rest assured that his pa ent
vii, be carefully nuTseG and his medical G!rr-tIOns
laIthtG ly executed. ia ig-e,In
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III We learn from the Shoe aud Leather Re
norter that the total shipments ef boots aud shoes
by rail and sea, FOR the week, Is 5il cases. The
Reporter takes a gloomy view Of present and fu-
tnre affairs In the trade II should be more hope
mi
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EtiV1O tIEtEks - M az r.,t "a A. IhAtti tAhIA5s
Iss; uiS!iss Tsa i.s Tsa.yssiaT H. II.s.sc s1Ss
ssd I'EisnE tAs aCA sls'EnE s0G assiLssa lsvGd =
keLEAN7E STRENGTHENING G0EDEIL
t., C;s,s: ~ stT-,Es -,
.Ed al dirsII sEsug sm lssrdsTsd Lrs- 81 s..raE sn
OyfEt5Ssr Ss=stssIn, IvarG Piles Aeit- sesEsss &
EsinIainE Essd, Pzpi:4sa = IL EtLrt FElnsss
Wssst g. ths Hssrssh, sSs. Els.,ausaI Cssfns 81
s r8 ssa E;. ;g9 T. D'a:s. Hs.a r.T
rsIn "a ts' susR :. "a. EaST Che't, sE Size. Bs4dtr
GsnTs", Dss5.aa,Gsy sE h.T,sss c.sssss Esss.
ss:tss' ta EsR' asd Fs'ss as5 49,. isI CsA' aad
eEEE 4 2I5LI0E BOTTLES
.aI' Sssa 'siS t9.eI ss La az sa:A, snt Z, 4. "a
yil, ,ss.s .rsa v .1sE..; :r Debility vh,H GicEA
Ne laa:rtEs s'a~.y sd'saAs 81 the iszssi-
AID tlsst lr.sz5rE eaaEEs FrsSats - tEEir his
system Ssst-.G rsssu d.V2 Ey By s.szIs,
isssTst sy issas-i tss IasEsd Ana ssszsz .TsAAi
gAERIGD PRISONS,
's,Si. sj';i. isT .:s shs:.F 5. ~
Iesss I'ssa-lsI2ssf tss sy's:ai AID all chs nay
X, ,.e.siy5s - i.sssF.: iads t'ss'' U lad IL kii
20 TIE LADIES.
Ec=zASE EZxEhsTS EElSa COKDIAk Ia a Tsvsr-
sss5a .sS atiSl - l.s isi s T
e. ,S5ssAtsrL D..'sSIF: 'hi,:si Files o. =, W.Ha
THERE IS no MISTAKE hBOUT IT
Ks7sT snzsI. razs T according - diTsetsnE IL WG
:tll.si.' toc i.yEsr.ta y'z and eG.,. tas
vaTs1slSa 10 EITs bElEtaStisa.
F0R CHILDREN,
EJsTE sklidEss are IiekIJ ysny asiCiBd dSLEAEE
COsDIAL zill maize ssIa ksalthy, rsbEs Delay
EsnsRt uy Il, nd yea ulll ks ssagisSsd ls ds
Hsises tstsEs,
eG GVTfON,
zsVGn dTxsE dealers Nbs may tEy palm EBsz
ksI E4ulla rNIh, -hich hsy can 6sy
.hsaP, ty taEinG "a tsst Eeod Avoid ISeh AsE
fer MCsEANs STRENGTHENING COEDlA =, and take
ssthinE slSs II 10 ths sRly Tsmsd- that will purify the
sssd Khy snd the
OGs tsaEpsenf6 taken msfning fasting certain
preventive fer CassTs. Chs aud FsTsr, sox Fever,
sly prevalent dsssbG Pat EP larFs s0tsL
saiy 81 par bsgis, bssilss 81 :. a MCLEAN,
sss prspTstsr sf A Csrdia Elss iebsan's Volcanic OF
kisins PsiaeiPsl DsIst tAs Of fkITd
FlEs sJssIs, 81 EsHis, Hs.
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roofs AND saoE5 TO sYIT FEE

We tro now gaanuta0turln. sl kinds Of BOOZE
ard SHOES, and Constantly receiving aakss-s
Ggp1iy OF eastern made work of every do TesSSN
sofi fipiioD, made eS2ressl5 to ORDER and WHY asY
be sold al {. muoh lower pFce than mas bss,lr 2ka>
heretofore charged in thlA Olty for mach inferior
articles.
Perso1s in want OF Boots and Shoes Of eastern OK
ci.y made work, will always ind q good aasor.msn
In store and ct the lowest prices. AIys us cal.
GRIFFIN & BRO,
RsE-r Skz PsnEEyivania avenue,
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nzx= ToPHAM'S So
23A EHIUH UNE &1xII

CHICKERING 4 SONS PIANOS FOR SALE
~ on monthly payments, or discounts for cssh.
John r. BILLS,
1n SOC, between IN and lOth stx,
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= eAa FIXTURES,

~ = = a FIX TURES,
= y hsys ~ store, srt ara "a, rsceIyJn- e. as
fI1soh .SS % eGtiTeg Nov Patterns ana I;ssIgns
E;a !hish, superior l.. style TO Ruylniuy eTetC,rs
cieFe3 ia tu!S market. We invite ol-izeps general
10 cal and examine our stock OF ia and Water
LItuTcs, ies.lng confident that We HAYS ths h-.i
selected Etock IN " aEhiugtuG.
A, " oTk IN the Above in, Iatrustar 70 a1r o.rs
Slil 6c promptly I:tsndad TO. ~
MYERS Il McGHAN
nt6I s-A 31G ID stTsSt
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Gas FITTING. SC.

q WM =, BOVE IL co
~ hE Nov prepared e oEscate Auy order. nth
Salca tteI Tpsy be fEvOrei n tne '
PLUMBING, ShS OR STEAM PlTTINs
BCSlNESS,
10 store ca St5 street, fsw doors rn-tb ~ =.
kSchna, S-Aorc maZ be fUuai comg sta assOTtueni
WATER EiXTDRES. s, ~ - -
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I SNYDER,

I. II -'HBER Avn. s;,C r,---,-y
3, fts We, - tHe oaTEeT d! I've IN and E gi-
.it le : ,5-.F1 - introduce Water aIG tTas uaar
sstIsfactiDI '7 '---'''
q, n sSs on its!.i q lot uf COOKING aud other
WIshes tO get rid Of EN-. ~ -
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PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL

BLOOD REYORATOR.
gold ia ihis city b. z. SEOT1, 37s Pa svsrus.
AZ -i-ScEy.-lz
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II DIX. JOHNSTON,
b 4 MORE
LOCk nos TITAG,
Has diseoue-s9 tht most CsT:aig, Spss!s azf oa..
EgsrfTal Remedy - .at W0y4f
EDR !, - ~

LET NO FALSE DELTCACY PREVENT.
APPLY iMMEDIATELY.
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a
THE many FHOUsAHDS csr.d this Ia.ti.uton him
Tie lat tsvsEttsa yCars al ths a. parau
cal oPSrauoas performed ~ r sonns s:Cu " ty hs
reporters o te PsEcrs ard gHer persons r1-sg
Ssl-h We appeared gam and again before the Dul &c
s!lss f rsiIug gentleman o. ch-rags and r,sp1 49,
bl- -.ELt EEaI lie GsICC1 ma l5-l-
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t-TSo.d hys DruGE.slsEfI., ! q, I.,t-
~ FIVE CENTS A BJE---i
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A CURE WARRANTED. OK NO CHARGE.
IN FROM OEE TO Two DAYS
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V,HE EUROPEAN HOTEL. KEPT BY p.

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