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Certainly win, " replied the other "But
/ am knocked up with walking, and it is long
way to Lanereost. I see you ride a good
beast. Will you sell her '''
After some hard bargaining, terms were
agreed upon, the purchase money was paid
down on the spot, and Dickey and the farmer
separated the latter to seek his stolen oxen,
actually from the very owner Of the stolen
mare he was himself riding; whilst Dickey
proceeded "where he listed "
The next day the farmer reached Lanercost,
and, of course, a. once recognized his own
oxen grazing in the field. He forthwith rode
up to an elderly man standing near, whom he
judged to be the owner of the field, and ex-
claimed
al say, friend, those are my oxen in your
field How may you have come by them?"
And I'll be ID" replied the other,
(after taking long astonished look at the ami.
NAL on which his questioner was mounted,) ''if
that's not my mare you are riding How may
you have come by her, pray?"
Each Of course described the person from
whom he had respectively purchased the oxen
and the mare and when this was done, they
discovered that they had indeed been 'sold y
by rogue Of no common order.
So laughsble, however, did the joke appear
even to those who had to ''pay the pipe"
IN the afair-that neither party could prevent
breaking Into peal of merriment when the
particulars were fully disclosed.
1t was now clear that the only way to settle
the affair, was for each party to take back bis
own property. Mr.. Musgrave was Of course
oVerjoyed at the recovery Of his favorite mare;
and the Denton Burn farmer, being equally
delighted at the recovery of his favorite oxen
it fell out that, in the general burst of re-
joicing, Dickey was allowed to pocket the sale
money of both mare and oxen.
whether Dickey ultimately came to an un-
timely end, or whether he reformed his ways
and died, duly "shrived," in his own bed
history telleth not.
Certain it is, however, that to this day his
deeds are "hOusehold words in many parts Of
Northumberland, and the mention of his name
amongst the peasantry is considered synony.
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Rebel Movements I'm II Kentucky.

NEW ALIANY, Ind, July 27.-The Ledger says
the rebels had cOngreg ated a considerable force
at Hawesviile, Ky, and boldly and dehantly in.
suit Union people The Federal ram Hemet
with troops, nad gone there.
Henderson and Owensboro were both quiet on
Friday. Both towns are strongly garrsoned by
Federal troops, who arrest all persons who talk
act in favor Of the rebellion Passengers from
Henderson say the guerillas have appeared in
pretty strong force opposite Mound City, and II il
feared they will attempt to burn the Federal gun.
boats building there.
A large number Of young ladies Of New Albany
have proposed to act as CLERKS and lesmen for the
young men Of that place who will enlist, and
give them half their salaries whilst absent, and
surrender their position to them on their return
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jy q tAug
ORDNANCE OFFICE,
" WLR 6TPLRIMrsr,

ORDNANCE OFFICE,
" WAR OIPIRTMRsr,
HdShtHgtoH. July Is, l862,
Proposals will bs received by this Depsrtmsn,
untii P NJ on tte 9Th of August, 1852, for tue de
ooutre nents, - hereinafter specifed "nN' A0-
1t ths Wat.rtOlcn Arsenal. Watsyto,,o
Mass
e o Cco sets Infantry acOoutrements, oAlibre-sa.
At til, Waterrkiet Arssnak, West Tyou.
" Y
1859 sS"S sets Infantry aOoOn!remens., eabro g.
1t tho Ne,0 York Arsenal, GovsynOy's
Island, ". Y.
fS'oSS iS'.S sets inisn'r' 1OOOg.smsnts. Oaibre
1t tie Allegheny arsenal, PtuSbuygh, Pa.
$500 500 sets iRtsnHJ aOosStrsmsns. esI,6rs-ss.
I,OO) So.
At the FrGnktord arsenal, Brt6esBuyr, Pa
;tSS SSS sets inisntEy .OOOq.remsnts, oaibfs- g.
l,W -58
At the 50. Louis arsenal, Sc. Lovts. Mo
$40 ss!s Infs.ntry aCOOgusmsnts. OaLbre .s9,
Thess accoutrements are to be m.ds in ,trio,
conformity win the regulation patterns samp co
named are to Be 1 70 ins sSSvS
at the srsensls we're delivered, before beins Te
pald tor but suok as are approved on inspec ion
The belts to be of grained leather, and ali ne stook
be included In the SET = ,'~ wa
Deliveries must be made In lots of not less than
900 sets per week. Tor ali contrasts Of 10 600 or
under and not less than 2, 90 sets per week on All
contracts for over 10 800, counting from the date of
the c1ntraot Failure 20 deiiver ct spso cd tins
will sub cot the eohtreotor to q forfstnre of the
amount % be deilvered at that time, The accoutre
boxes TO be charged az cost, to be determined by
the insp ector -
Bidders vii WI. state expioitly, the time, amount
Each party obtaining contract Will be esutred
to enter lnto bonds with proper suretes for it's
jeot any bid.
Proposals will be addressed TO "Gen. ], w. Kin
lev. Chief OF ordnance, Washington, ID. c.. add
viii be endorsed "Propossls, for infsntry Aoool-
trements." JAS, w RIPIEV
iy ss-eotAuss Brig. Gen, Chief OF ordnancs.
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From the SouthWsst.

CAIRO, Illinois, July 26.-The steamer Wilson,
from Vicksburg, arrived last night When In
Princeton Bend, eighty miles above Vicksburg
she was fred into from the Mississippi side by
several six Founders and a score or two of mus
kets, and was hit about sixty times, mostly by
musket balls. One shell burst directly undef the
boiler. No one was hurt.
MEMPHIS, July 25.-Two hundred and forty
persons took the oath yesterday, and one hundred
and twenty received permits to go South
The news from Vicksburg Is unimportant The
bombardment was renewed from the upper feet.
The rebels reply occasionally. The Arfansas. at
Last advces, was still under the protection of he
batteries, undergoing repairs : -
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MRS CHARLEsJ FAULKNER.-Acor correspondent
Of the Philadelphia Inquirer, writing from Mar.
tinsburg, Va, thus speaks Of this lady, who re.
sides within mile Of that place:
Mrs. Charles J. Faulkner 10 the wlliest and
most experienced diplomat in the Valley Of Vir.
ginia She 10 more dangerous than Belle Boyd
because she is more adrOIt, and has larger soca
influence, end greater means Of accomplishing
her purposes. She is even now almost nightly
inviting coteries Of our young officers to hel
house. She and her two daughters lavish theil
most courtly Establishments upon them, and, ere
they know II, ere they have perceived their pur
pose all the intelligence they desire is extracted
As a matter Of course, our plans, our movements
the number Of our troops, and the direction o.
their march, or the number In garrison, are duly
transmitted to Richmond by the by-way pos
routes which the rebels have all through thii
Valley.
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Successful Rebel Raid, on Florence, Ala
hama.

CAIRO, July 26.-The steamer Evansville, from
Tennessee river, brings news OF rebel raid on
Florence, Ala, on Tuesday last. They entered
the city and burned all tie warehouses used for
commissary and quartermasters stores and all
the cotton In the vicinity. Also seized the U y
steamer Comma, used for conveying army sup
plies, took all the money belonging TO the boat
and passengers, and then burned her.
The property destroyed is said to be Of great
value. A small detachment Of Gen. Mitchell,s
army was captured. They then proceeded down
the Tennessee river to Chfckasaw and Waterloo
and in the vicinity Of the last port burned all the
warehouses which contained cotton. Another
band Of forty rebels attacked wagon train near
Pittsburg Landing and captured sixty wagons
conveying commissary and quartermaster stores
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FROM THE ARMY OF VIRGINIA.

LITTLE WASHINGTON, Va, July 26 The reo-
pie of Culpeper, Orange and Madison were thun-
derstruck at the recent sudden appearance OF the
Union forces under General Hatch. They are
represented as being heartily sick OF the war
They may we'll be, for the prospect Of starvation
stares them In the face. 1 heir stock has been
driven of by the confederates. The wheat crop
Is almost annihilated by rust and worm, and me
corn, scarce above the ground, has no chance OF
ripenng before the autumnal frOsts.
There has been almost incessant rain in this
section for several days, raising the mountain
streams TO great height, retarding trains in
some cases, and rendering travel more clrcuitous.
GsEcoND DISPATCH
LITTLE WASHINGTON, Va, July 26.-f esterday
four guerillas fred upon and wounded two order
lies, about two and half miles from town, and
killed one horse. They had been eating dinner
at farm house where the proprietor urged them
to remain longer. Capt. DennisOn, Of the Michi'
gan Cavalry, commanding General Williams
escort, went out and brought in eight Virginians
from the neighborhood, one Of whom was a sol
dier. The evidence showed that he was one o1
the party who fred upon the orderlies.
Within the paS three days General Hatch has
come from Swift Run Gap to McGaug hanstown
thence down the valley 10 Lurav, which is Occu'
pied by our forces He met no enemy in force
but brOu- ht In several prisoners. General Jack
10 represented as being still In the vicinity
Gordonsville, apparently awaiting our advance
General Banks's corps is elgibIy encamped in
we'll Watered, fertile location. The whole army
10 an1iously awaiting orders for forward move
ment, and the best spirit prevails.
General Pops's Orders.
CAMP AT WATERLOO, Fauquier county, Va
Gen. ropes recent orders have caused great ex
element among citizens Of this vicinity, and par
icularly the latest in regard 10 taking the oath
allegiance. 1t Is asserted that there are not NOR
than two men In the county who have not takel
| the oath to support the Southern Confederacy
and that rather than renounce this, men, womel
| and children express their determination TO g
South.
Large numbers Of our soldiers have an idea ths
Gen. POpe's orders give them permission TO he'll
| themselves to anything they can find, and conse
l quently they have been roaming through the coun
try killing chickens, sheep, etc, quite extensive
| ly. Some Of them have been punished severel
| by their officers, and such practices have nov
| nearly ceased.
1t is reported that parties follow our army en-
| tIcing men TO desert and furnishing them wit
OUTFIT Of clothing for that purpose. A large mum
| Der having deserted within week or two past
| including betwten forty and fifty from the 105t
/ New York, gives color to this statement. Som
doubtless desert for the purpose Of Joining Othe
/. regiments and getting the bounty. Recruitin;
| officers should govern themselves accordingly.
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OFFICE U. s. PENITENTIARY,
" n ~ II,

OFFICE u s. pENITENTIARY.
until August tth, 1881 at y O'clock NJ Tor fun
SS9ils J9sI 4 The United stats: Psniisnil,ry, ~.
1880 lbs OF the beat su,Iity of oak tam I'd, sauxh
Ter Ter s3s Leather weight from l6 TO "a lbs.
1900 feet of oek-:annsd wax Leather, from
sstsa.htsr st;1 hides we'll finished; Five sides Of
mn =, ms snal'tJ will be required for q sample.
,h.f VII II work work itself. and make good
5000 No. he1s Broom Handles.
$40 So r.: r.: TsP BToUH %Irs; ss,5 5ss. sq,ii.;;
The aOovo susntity to be delivered monthly.
500 yards OF striped CIofh, stripes to he ofIt,h,
drst and blue black color. about incSos
"l0'' cotton "'LRR RRiso sod WOODEN filing
500 yards Of lighter Clorh, same stripe, for shirt,
i'GO0 'sIG, ts OF cotton tviIlsd shirsns, X Yards
The abore cloth to b heavy ssrviceable Article
Also
A. bushel Potatoes
5 bushe small white Beans
800 lbs. Shoulders
500 bs Sugar
gro lbs. SOAP
IS gallons Vinegar
50 Eallons Molssses
400 lbs Rice
- lbs Pepper,
eaoh month, '' Va
Also
lSO lbs Of fresh Beet, without bone, Der day, for
four days In each week,
l'O IDS OF S3rned Beef, without bone, one dsy in
Also
Loo tons white ash egg Coal, to be delivered in
the month of September "
gaen, IN Elsss lar. ' 'A9A -
samples, 'OA.
All the above articles will vary in suautity. q,
the oonsumpnon OF the Penitentlary may rr q uife
time OF The delivery Of the goods, If furn.hsd AZ
oordIns 10 agreement; If not, All moneys EbSHch ~
may be due viii be forfeited "niou
ProRosas will be addressed to "H. l. King. war
sails" ri EINaSPS
jy g tAugt W.rSsn
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IL The New York public favor the suggestion
that the splendid police corps, now employed in
doing little or nothing on Manhattan island,
numbering not far from 2OO0 men, should at once
be rendered to the Government at the first Offering
Of the Em pire City to the President, under the
new call for reinforcemenu. These men have
all been well drilled; every man Of them is able
bodied, and In every re,pect, admirably adapted
TO Immediate military service.
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!. GARD TO TBE LADIES.
GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALEs.
DR.. DUPONCO's

SSADHAt 2lLD EOR EMhLESs
IHfalliblI ~ eerTstfiAg rssElafIHs sad rsEaovsss
az % S!TWCtiOES n. ~ t5AGftUsr cdEse, GAd
Arrays srocsSSfE! ~ pee ssGtcG
The ahose PIIls lave low been N use for over
thirty yeaTs, AID u 30 cdss where the directions
have been correctly followed. have these pills
taileG 10 give most decided satisfaction. Read the
IolscNlnE eoTuhcatc Jrofn one OF the hrst ladies Of
Otaot, y. y Who called upon my agents IN that
CITY, DIR VIM. Bristol L Co.. ard tod them that
she Of course did lot wish ner Hams TO be made
GfIesey Of DT DgSonco's 6clcen Pills, tIey miE 20
re!er any ady 70 her, a. ale considered it q dsiy
az seE as pleasure 70 reste az k<OSsdgs Of their
eincaey Hs administered 20 her dSUEaBer, young
snmptlon-Ead taken ooid-ustuTe became OBJ
sI1ctSQs IhsO oOzsS Of Iassa GoifsH Pals snff.sy
ca ca htgs aLc sne ls now IN robust health. Moe
sla stronreI proof mig be gwen. Ehess pills
sold WI olossle and Retail IN washington by
q ~: 6iLnhh, prnEIEt, $50 Penn avenue.
Pa avenue; \. ID. WAITE, corner Tlh street and
LonlslAnA avenue, and ~ "a LBU Rms, west 18Th,
neaL Ia even1s. ladies', bJ senalng 81 90 either
osn nave the Pills sent O. sry part Of tho country
conhdontisily by mali sold also by x. q II, ClS-
SILL, 6eoreetONn; PEEL a STEVENe, Alex
anGriei BROWN 4 BEUTHEk, BaltInore; 4.
HILL 4 KGtKEG, sis Green 81, New YOri,
0enerel Wholosae Agents
n b: Lock out Tor Ccuuterteits. Buy no Golden
Howe I'll Others are q base imposition spa unssfs;
heretOfe Iou VaUe 20 nr lives nd health 90
hUthlnt OF 0elIG hunbuEGed cut Of your money!
ny unxe enI La2se Nho Ahog the slElAtsre Of + y;
YL aosoent OF the Pills beng coultsrfeIted. she
inrroolents composing the above Pills are maze
knonn 70 every Agent, and they vii tel you they
:. ID. HOWE, Sole Prolnetor
BS New b ork.
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IL The of1cial statement Of the Canadian
banks for the current month is Just published,
and shows $500 600 in gold, and $40, $50 900 In
circulation. The increase in gold Is 81 900, and
the decrease IN circulation $50 900 as com pared
with the statement Of tn previous month. The
banks now hold greater proportion OF gold as
compared with their circulation than ever be-
a.
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From Louisville.

LouIsvILLE, July 26.-Several commitments Ia
the military prison were made to-day Among
them was the Rev. WI. Hopson, recently in the
rebel army, who win be sent South Of the Pede.
raj lines H--r0'-.1' > 'SN>'e7
Advices from Tuscumbia state that six thousand
bales OF cotton have been burned by the gueyjils
scouts in that neighborhood within the last ten
days. IL 10 further stated that the rebels in the
cottonburning districts are I'm favor of the seces
.ionists selling their cotton and getting the gold
from the Union men and their agents, 80 A "a
destroy ths property after It Ia paid for. = =
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BA.aS. A Z a.E gfo,s & :ss Grand CLoyHINs DEPOT
ah men 80 20 buy their outfits OF SINNER
oiotninx, snu snsre are rood reasons Why every
er than any other similar in tr otv
secondly, 0nr garments cannot be surpassed n
sUle MAKING or trimming, they are o ~ 20 the
best Jfmerohant N ors' work. And thifdiy ve ~
etyays careful IN recommending cur Foods AZ VIA
theJ really are, hence no deoepd b
We respectfully sollolt oit1zens, stTaug or and
aise hArged soldiers % oome 70 BAd & i,RUJs
sfnos of Clothing they need, 10 sms'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BAfcHELoR's HAIR DYE
TAs hsxf ia TIA KnxId

william A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to be disting guished from ma
ture-warranted not to injure the Hair in theleast;
remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes, and invigor-
a'es the Hair for life. Grsy, Rcd o, Rxsty Has,
Instantly turns a splendid Black or Brown, leav.
Ing the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by all
Druggists, &c.
W The Genuine Is signed wILL1ANA. BAroI.
ILoR, o" As Josr sidss Of each 6ox.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay ST., Nsv Yort,
mT-ly (Laie s23 Broadway and 10 Bond ST.
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6oop NEws FOR ALL.

WAsHINefoH, June W, 1907.
This Is TO certify that have been stone blind
for upwards Of two years. The best doctors In
washington failed TO cure me.
DR.. Tnmblety has performed the miracle. Per.
sons wishing further particulars can call and zee
ne: SKvA BAILEY,
tezl-a AtMn. BarbouP's, 37s Sd ST.. bet and E.
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DRAKK's PLANTATION BrrTERs.
y, It. 1880 Y

Itinyigorates, strengthens and purises the .v,
tenn, Il a perfect appetizer, and the most aprse.
able and effec tual ionic In the world n IN Com.
posed Of the celebrated Calissya Bark. Roots.
Herbs and pure 50. Croix Rum; Particularly
adaptedFto delicate females; cures Dyspepsia and
Weakness, and 10 just the thing for the changes
Of seasons. ....
Sold by all 6rocer, Druggists, Hotels and ga.
looms. p. H. DRAKE & Co.,
ap eo3mS 300 Broadway, New York.
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Frsn San FraEciscs .

SAN FRANCISCO, July 25-Ths northern steam
er to-day brings s!5 900 In gold from British Co
lumbIa, and sl60, 900 frem Oregon. -, -
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HR- HOOD

1s 0Onzzkty Receiving. and sss always on hand,
0 fall supply of al the most celebrated
WATCHES thai are ma1uf3ctured IN Enr- .
land svItXeTland end America, both IN 6olof
and Silver cases, He also keeps aree etocF Oh
fine gEWELRY OF the moet desirable STYLES set
With Diamonds, Emertids, Rubles and al other
Standard Silver Ware, and keepa Swords 4 evol-
yers, sword Bels sld ssshes, Boyle Knives.
eles, and freat variety OF other thinfs lsnaIly
kept IN = JewerI store, G1d al At the very Ovest
yT1os; Me- sse Pa ivenae, between sth sla lotk
snoebs fe u-n
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~ sCHNEIDER'S
We lMfRovKD PATENT
WATER CLOSET OR CLOSE STOOLS.

- Hospitals, Hotels aad Private FaSniliss,
Ihess stools are made wholly Of metal. are per-
being Rora are the most oonveaent srtioie0 IN
use, 1hsJ hsye been sdoptsd IN oil the D. 3. Hos
Pstentee, NO. SJl Pa. avenue, u, siSiTs, Wesh-
inSton, ID. O.iE,l 80 .... - ~ %. ems
WkAPPttISyssl tIy b PAfEks 2 SiH,. SSHs,gP Pes vnno, rem
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NEW STORE STOCKED WITH CLOTH.
u ING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS and CAPS
corner 2Oth street and Pa aV.
jy lin J. N. SMITH CO.. CiothIers.
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EVERYBoDY's BUSINESS.

FOR CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS
street s2d Ps. av.
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ISAAC HERZBERa.

AR NE koKER = =
lO,eeo 70 % loaned On God and SllEsr Watches,
tsvetry, 6uns sad PIstols,. SIlVnr Ware, and
Ne1TlpE Aprarel--st the Old sfknd, No sEi q
81 es. baaf Of ths Hstioakl Hotel. bsgyssn ~ and
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HORSES FQB AkE,
IL OF svsry stssriFrsn,
sc ssssrrsssy On a.lz-.hsllslhss sv.sss,
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WANTS.

WANTED TO RENT-From sept mtar IT .
W well furnished HOUSE. IN q oenlrsI loox,icE.
not ese than II rooms; preferred near the CaoItoI
Address Box I9, Star Office i,ytf
E' NOTICE.
L HOSE In want Of EmEiOymeDt Of any hind
would better cal on the new INTELI,I3ENCit
OFFICE, n 10. 81 9Th street, (yhere ms bost OF
psI Will be ElVen to FIRST GLASS ServaCts) have
aNsys Applications on hand for good Coos lam
drefses,CksmbermaldB,W w alters and Sesmstge.Ees
ALSO. Tor Young Men to wait on tsbeb m oriNata
FAMILIES or hotels. FARM HANDS sAnfet Ern-
1o5efs II vsIt o. good helP wI find it 70 thsiT sj
N. D. HOUSES wanted. The best of teu.pt,
above,
m fs-ly N. n. MILLER,
WANrED.-Wc are now buylnt SECONN
w HAND FURNITURE, STOVES ard 3EO
DlNSp ior which NC Are paving The hiyher.
SSH prices. Families d.clissnr houssEeesi5F, o.
1sTlng surplus Of furniture, viii and II te thar
savan'ass Se give "a Gail.
is I3-0 Ne. j69 7th at. hetv. ana Sta
WhN2ED-EverJ,p person to know that an N
W the ma rket ready to Psy cash for all S-.solsa
IN the hoHsefurnishIqE line. TbOse leaving tns
eity, OF having euTplus, Will do well 70 oall Il ,
BUCaLE, 42S Seventh a., between q And Il 81. .
east Eide,) Dealer in New Sld Second hand Far,
nltzre, noWu
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HAPPINESS OR WIgERT Thar IL rEE
- QUE-TLcS = ~ SrCpr4Hrnrs rf tFa ssPAHI-
:, Az EhBlNET HF MpNlrK-, ANATtI-
p ~ - MEDICINE, l,v, to srm asd-regsgd-
-, ~ - .ris 10 i-rus, '-Ns sGr hs bercht cf
HLd nle-f stns ecIurrs or Marriage Anf l,s I'l.-
eltftl eau FNs NeTyu.S FrrlfrfV. t'r4u = NE ~
oh . iIc2Eestlon Weakness. i5-prrFsI-u. or h,
norenos OF thgsl OEy al. RatureNs LGW. Thes@
MA la'.e tec'ufea EAEe bees tie U.sa q Of en-
Esio-u 80 o. tHo rccelpt CT tour stamSs, bf ad-
or = : s-TCfarg Pa-f~s"- ca iHsf II lnafn-nE
Gr1 hsLt-rus abr 80 .wsv Np- knrk Ills 4.
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NOW Is YOUR TINE TO BUY CLOTH
' ING, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES
corner goth street and Pa. av.
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TLOTHlN6, HATS, CAPS, BOOES and
~ SHOES corner :oth street and Pa. avenue,
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To be Good BOOKING.

oLD6RtG;EESs MADETO
BEAUTIFUL.
You may obtain s hand
some complexion, ex empt
from PfmpleE, Blotohes,
&o., By using
DR.. IUM BLETY'S
PlMPLE
BANISdRR.
Prioe, el per bottle.
Sent By mail or express
70 any address.
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS.

~ NEW STORE!
Just opened on the corner Of 2Oth street and Pa,
avenue, north side, larIe stock OF CLOTHING,
HATS, CAPS and BOOTS and SHOES, which
Will be sold st very low prices.
J. H. SMITH & CO, Clothlers.
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menhsr Of the Roysi College Of SurEeons. Lon
SoI' EESa sste rom one Of the most eIn nont Col
Eh"te hie aAs Usea EFe n t.s Hospitals Of
I.1n"OL, faTls, FdisCel FElE aaf elsewhere, mas
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the EeSl sd oS-s EGCc as.ecE; great nerVous-
Gess Sitn iTee aent luEHI2E, attended sometimes
VIA arrangement II T1l-d, we're cured Immedi-