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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-29
The Eclectic Institute,

IIIRAM, Portage Co., will begin its Fail Term o /
II thirteen weeks Tuesday, the liza Of NEXT August
full corps of competent teachers has been secured
Special attention will he given to the preparation e.
teachers for common schools to Penmansbip, winch vii
be in charge of the spepcers, and 10 French, German
Instrumental Music and Painting On the club
OF boarding. s27 will the expenses of board,
rent, and tuition. H.W. EVEREST, -
July %. 73s> Principal
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N. Y. DAILY Papers received every eve
ming at the Ravenna Book Store. g. ss g. 49,. ~.
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J. v. Nell, Agent for {
Joseph Waggoner, Prf,

]. v. Nell, Agent for Before Cur til Tibbas J. p
Joseph waggoner, Prf, of Deerfed Township, Por
W. Long. Dert ''ss ''on''' on"'
an 10th day of July, 1868. said Justire issued
" order of attachment in favor of said Plaintiff W
Nell, agent for Joseph waggoner. for the of As
80 100 dollars and costs Said has been continue
to sept. 9Th. 1868, O'Clock r. NJ.
=---,. ]. V. NELL. Agent for
July 90. 16-3ws JOSEPH WAGGONER.
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DEATH OF SoLD1ER-Chas. A. Herriff,
of Co. A, 111th o. V. L, son of Valentine
Heriff, died at the residence of his father in
Ravenna, on Thursdayiast. He volunteered
upon the 9th of August last, in Sandusky
County. Upon the 10Th, of March last, he
was taken sick with the lung fever at Bowl
ing Green, KY. This disease left him with
an abcess upon his right hip. and also with
chronic diarrhea which eventually terminat-
ed in quick consumption. His father went to
Kentucky, and upon the 10th of July arrived
at home with his sick son, who survived his
return less than two weeks. The funeral took
place upon Friday afternoon at the Disciples
Church. Rev. A. B. Green, pastor. The age
Of. the deceased was nearly twenty-one. He
was much respected by those who knew him,
and as soldier faithfully did his duty. and
laid down his life in behalf of his country.
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HARDIE's5 TACTICS, fer twenty cents,
may be bought at the Ravenna Book Store.
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PERsoNAL.-Dr. Andrew Bassett who went
west for his health in May last returned
home last week. His health has sadly failed
dafing the past few weeks, as his friends will
besorry to learn, Beach Sanford, formerly
OF n, lR.of,otstown, accompanied DR.. Bassett home,
and vii Will make short visit among his old
friends - z g sl' - 80 ~
Geo. P Bristol, of Keliey,s Island, former
ly of Ravenna,. has been elected LIST Lieut.. of
the Island Militia. aaassa .fs 9Hs4ia.3
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Ayillainons sttempt ct garroting was made
the other night on Lisbon street. As Mr..
Leonard Schilling, of the firm of j. & L..
Schilling, was entering his gate, at about '1O1k
o'clock, he felt something very mysterious
ooililng about his n eek, and supposing the
weight chain to have broken loose, turned
around suddenly to catch the gate, when the
murderous seoundrel, who was seated by the
post, supposing he was discovered, jumped up
and ran away. The object, Of course, was was
robbery, as the fellow supposed Mr.. schilling
carried tie store and safe keys with him.
Salem Republican. .I taH
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In Hoop Skirts,

We have always big stock You cannot fail to be suit
ed We have from little wee skirt, hoops, up to
magnificent skirt of 40 hoops, at BEATTYS.
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w ALL PAPER

Everybody says have the best stock in the county
BEATrY's.
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A full stock of

="0-H ~MHS M
A the lowest price,, at * "a BEATTY's.
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b9a1 go he'll aom5 1o ID
.a3s6 6EzE1
full stock of
, 1863-02-05

The latest Mexican advicCs at hand are as fol.
lows:
French communication between Vera Cruz and
0rizaba is completely cut off by Mexican guer'
rillas and can be only rc-estabIished ard kept up
by the French posting strong force all along
the route. The gueras are said to be in strong
force oil along the route, and worry the French
increasingly. Itisrcported that the French have
been repulsed and driven back from before Pue.
bla, with great loss Gen. Berlhier's vanguard,
1000 strong. was completely surprised by 5000
Mexican cavalry, and 1900 French troops were
killed and wounded. Several Of their officers
were caught with lassOes and dragged of. The
French prospects looked exceedingly bad. They
can get no supplies from the country; are sur
rounded by most determined enemy, who watch
every opportunity to take advantage Of them.
Their soldiers, struggling from camp, are laSsoed
daily. The small pox, Of most malignant form,
has broken out in Vera Cruz, and lazaretto is
being built for that class Of patients.
The entire French force in Mexico is stated at
$4,000, but endorsements to the number Of 49,
900 were expected by the end Of December
The Mexicans have $4,000 men at Puebla, from
10000 to 10000 between there and the Capital,
Il, 900 more at the Capital, 5000 in quarters,
and from Il, 900 to IA, 900 elsewhere. Al Puebla
they mount 200 guns. and at the city Of Mexi o
a like number.
, 1863-02-05

The SANITARIAN.-The first number Of this
journal is received, 1t is literary and typo.
graphical curiosity, apparently the offspring Of
some schoolboys who entertain mistaken notions
Of their mental and mechanical qualifications
Oregon city is the place Of publication; a. Cor.
nelius, publisher; price. only two dola"s.
, 1863-02-05
glew sdrertisemrnts.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
by the Hon Probate Court of Pierce County, W. T., Ad-
miusrator Of the Estate Of J. B. BATES deceaSrd all per.
indebted to said Estate requested make Immediate
yment aud all persons having against said Estate
will present them, with the proper vouchers within year
from date, otherwise they will be forever barred
J. n MEEKER,
s. Administrator of Estate Of J. D. Bates decd.
steIlacoom, February I'd, 1868. -, 8kA
, 1863-02-05

YEAST PowDERs.-Every hOusekeeper knows
how difficult il is to make good bread, and we
therefore take pleasure in calling attention to the
fact that to insure uniformly good, light, sweet
and nutritious bread, it is only necessary to use
RedingtOn 4 Co.'S Yeast Powders, which in every
respect excel all similar preparations ever offered
to the public See advertisement, in another
column. w........
, 1863-02-05

The British GOLOnist Of the 9th inst gives
the following as the state Of the market at that
date:
Flour-$6 to SO so; Extra, 81 to z So
Barley-2tc to 2ic; Ground, 2ac to 24c.
Oats-3s to 3ec.,
Wheat-2c TO &c. .... H
Bran-$30 to $35 per ton.
Shorts-$S4 to $40 per ton.
Potatocs-lic to &c.
Onions--7c to &c per 10.
Bcef-By retail, from 10c to 20c per ID.
Mutton-From l5c to 20c. according to quality.
, 1863-02-05
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
srzTLAoooM. W. T,
Ehuzsday Evening. Feb. s 1862.

80 .-e = =
Thursday Evening, Feb. 5 1852.
--l
,fHs LAST SroLES BOAr.-Ahout the time that
We Eers writing the paragraph concerning Oeser-
tons on les. WEDNESDAY evening, -o.n u""
tasee seanp@ 'n o"c'e SA"s un''Ol" ~ ss
.aes cH vim anotner ooa.' l"r e.".t' .nn u%'
esntaining loAd o. provisions ana cnve '"1'Ae
~, shsrSeea' q snerwooaH nut So''n oAy'
cane = s's'laeoo" sn ."t n"o.s u-y y. s"PPy
q rfpsis'qn.' e.c.. wn'en ne '"Nt 10 uns u uV
eaf'ne, ana eAl JUS. esnp's'su nH Pe'e"-
snea nsess.. ruIps U:,. 'ssy o' ss"s.s
ne,st - .n''.A u ''s ~. s-','s ~
an,i ngh'a tnre. 'he.. 1Pp.u1sIY's ~. ~ ~
eanas quisisa ne ina'an ny thre.'en'"s "Nn.s'
and s9AaEksd nr s.c'eEn using. Ns ?, :, eous .
ne inel.n nna ~. o". 49, 80. ! s.0A J" p'S,
ioaa Shiea ptosea ~'nn'-" !" ..' 's"' S'',u
D. ne journsy before hem' "nre tney ~
fnr enough down The Snuad 70 baiiie pursuit.
,hsv Al, n, Indan. ashore. and proceeded on
-; ~ Az ls., a hls I.es would carry him
hilssISn Se6ded iii wsy bsek sIans lhs heich
bu1 81 he ,ime he reached sirilaeoom, the de,
..,,.,s -, uroh.hlv han wnv % seattle, The
ss-,-.ol. -, h,a luet lwith ,lIelr baats; tI,la
b-,he q, ieo0nd one lo.t by then within . Rev
,,,s,,s ilal 10 ls92.l' Xl,.;,- 0ls ~ 4 v I,
---.-----'.'-.. .,-..j =, - -.
eHpotlNo A.shAt !. 81 q ttns1'es ias1 -, " - ~.
ne ..sp'es q ~: y - ~ 49, 49,. w
Lsv.'qp .s'.asn = - aas y W. .I...e 49,.
snnn,mg al..ys sss5 ssns.sa - e- ~
Llos:s ~ ~ ss ~ s,s.iy !; 4 \
WIl,i.m. "a o,lssao Rubl,los On the n,hrr.
T.Ih.,,, r,vsl.,d A.. shots and wSlISby SSuE.ssn
vhl.t s.lslea theii alsirs lSr ecod n this world
Wfni,.s. IA Robtin. r.a.e.ped \ Ithont 4 wonnd,
,ho',-s !. nu,sh,r or halls ,as.ed throurh their
.l.,his1 Tis iuo MN anna were md men,
~ - keil,. cal 6f he sarId tihs u d; Wni
- "A II6ibia, wrrs k,Iir iustia,d 81 t,e
-,,ll,.r ,sd seoui,,-d Il an hlams. AdiEspu,
49, ~.-,.n. ne mis,r.ss g Tslboits. Was he
-. II ~ tgkvsf isH q 3 isserlaa TIlflfln1
->.- .1.sels 80 I, y
brin1tisa -las oIsssh.a- en..ses w =.
49, "a Has 1ilb swipdIine ',r.,nasesIhhs 10
---s.,..-,. n.,h u, IA % have received p5ld
.i I. -, I, ~ shrIr emniov.ss With
~, - ~. -, ssFin.iv,lv osInt die a6ld
i M. ~ ~, 4 4 dI.eo6sl snd boekstink
4. s'f.,,c.,' We ala uo, ,hint IIale ris sharp.
49,, y. q "a h,.in..., n. eoon,euanc, 4
-, -. y. ,,S,,..lc, of q, u.s,iuSuIouk
~, -, ~ ;.,'1i.- I, = md.b n SsS,I,
..1. ~, Z, ~ .e, = ia dat Y should
-ns.l., a.,.,, u ~. - .r n. Pe.i...i an.
=, ! -....-I
, 1863-02-05

and EnoRu,l 10 A nnalca A. Ia
thew % mount moi 200 - guns and Al the eitv Of Mexi, o
a like number.
,,.u--co--
Co,,o, ;s he;no sncc..sS,IIv orI,;~.,.d !, p.,
aruav Buenos Ayrrs and other south Amsric.n
States.
In tho mails ., cr.., R,;,.;, a.. o...,.a oo-
an .v.rs.o ~ oo5 ,.,,a.. A.. ' .S.,. 1000 ;.S.S;
,.r,s
=
:, S - .-.,'.'s =. a. - s."s,., | ,.'a's,
!" ~ Susr :. .sas sasI pD'e :" 'D' '"O" y" ''-"O'
YAK unOer Is no" oelng cu' IN "rge qoan'HOIes
On 1I'e mountains ei' near Manchester W. Tor Tie
California market y
The Library Of Congress contains seventy
seven thousand volumes, and Is the largest III
the United States. G u a G 5d (,
The annual expenditures Of the city Of New
York are now S2OOOO,OOO, including the cit,
pibIic school fund, which is about q, 100000.
The Olac,al canvass Of. the vote Of Iowa sol.
disrs toots up as follows: Republican, l4.s74;
Democratic, Duau 4llb. Republican majority. 10.
7b9. ~. =, I. '.,'1 :. \ NM - N f5aa
+ Tns sr,onD, n ,h.7 ,,..sD,. .b;oms,,. f,o,,,
v;cto,i,. y / srcl1.iv. of ,hst in nriva,a bsnds
for The v.., 1859. !. estimated 10 smonnt "a
,h,ss .';llio,s or dojl.,s p 81 J
I,.a,sIS d. ~ ,-l,i., u.
y y. 'orn I. AaO'As.1, Npl.DUs' Me's
s . !. %S'S' AZ :, ~ = t.
levtei eiesN p'eos'uput "uuvot'u6 wv - " NuVl"
, 1863-02-05

FEDsRkr ExrEssEi. Tho ihnuS expenses of
The Federal Government on this coast ars- nov
ubprt u, 10000. while the revenues from an
sppicss are only abod, y. 100000. Atthsrats
- afs s0,'iug qnsls sam 8. 100000 snsu1Iiy.
BuhAsssrSsl AThsrs aas wheat and HoSr, IN
Az equal % a5e.ebi bsrsIs oi aour, shlprp.d
from San lllnsi.iO during slsui hali sf 1854
During ths suiirs Eor prsesdlns, sei,sD0 bar
RI wsssshlprsd hense.s ,as,i'5ei ~. h;i :
, 1863-02-05

Tn PlnonAna,-- ll's exhlollion = AoIti'
sul'a pinola1n dstu two GOD houses IN Stella
ncoon - tesk. On Friday and Saturday even
lnr. Yrrr general sliaaetloa pps sxpFssged
by nlI.at5 witnessed he q ibiiion. and many
wen, b. i,codd iins % &c il The e1hibiidis
toot 1,.,,ei o. lhe alrimsg % Monday fos s.
, 1863-02-05

s.ss.s. M 81 .sIsss : S'ss'i ~ 0a'''s' =
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DIED.

October 1st, At Ia O'Clock .. M, Miss SOPHIA A.
CLEMENTS, in the 23a year Of her age.
Her friends and acquAintsnces are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral, from the residence
Of her brother law, James Daily, corner OF Vt
avenue and street, to-morow Saturday. morn.
Ing. the Sd inst, 1t 10 clock . m.
On the hr. n Am q asS ys.F
vail, Of Annapolis, Nd
Her funeral will take place on eatu rday, Sd inst
1t clock, from her late residence, No. 10 Ind
Avenue neIr Sd street The relatives and friends
peparted this life, CHARLES DHVINlY, 1t 4
o'clock this morning, Ostober I'd, 1883. aged 90
years; native OF Ireland, ana resident OF this
His friends and acausintaness are respectfully
invited 10 attend his funeral. 81 o'clock, on to-
morrow funday) evening, from his late resids nee,
corner OF Sth street east and street south. Navy
Yard Hill.
In Georgetown, on the lst inst, MRs; NARY
AAOKIN, in the e6th year Of her $50. LAY she
Her funeral viii take place on tc-morrcv fGstur-
dayl morning. 81 half nins o,elcek. nom Der
10 proceed 10 Balsimors for intsrmsnt.
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MARRIED,

On the 10Th instant, by the Rev. a. N. Sipes Mr.
ALVIN HART1NsTE1N to Miss MARGARET
PlCKEN, all of this city.
By the Rev J. Weller. eeptembsr 18th at Prairie
Home, near Bunker Hill, Illinois, OHABLES A,
sCHOTI, q. Coast Survey, to BERTHA ].
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ID 10 N II CT
P ! 9 N I OIL

The SECOND GRAND PIC MIC for the benefit of
ST. DoNIsIoL's CHURCH will take place a. the A
WASHINGTON PARK, 7th street, on MONDAY, ~
October 5th, 1868. fIa
The Brass and String Band Of Charles Der oman
and II. Trossi is engaged for the occasion.
The Committee pledge themselves that this shall
be the Grend Pic Mic of the season.
Tickets only 23 cents; Children under ten years
10 cents.
Dinner and Supper furnished by the proprietor Of
the Park at reasonable prices. se26
COLUMBIA CORNIT AND STRING BAND
" The undersigned respectfully announces W
to the public, tn at he is ready to furnish Music
for Privste Parties. Balls. Pic Mics, Parsdes, &1
Exhibitions. etc, with any number of MusiciaDs
required, at the shortest notice, by leaving orders
at John lsem an q, corner of Pennsylv ania avenue
and 9Th stree east. HENRY IS1MAN.
se9 SIM
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~ Fsos HHIGlix SN xnw oIowSkf s lis IL re- -
;ss.es Ne siS :sssss Iii g M ~. y ~
desiro 8 lois that ans elans-bofh ladies end ssa
tlsmsn-vin san daily hetxeen = md oaeie:x y
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AGAIN we call attention to the really elegant and
varied stock of yewelry and Plated Ware now dis
played at the Dollar Store, 43S Pennsylvania ave-
nue., near ~ street Be advised by us go TO the
Dollar Store" and invest your surplus cash.
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CoRHs, Bunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints, and
OF er disorders Of the Feet cured without pain by
sylyania avenue, between ~ and 9th streets
" ashinston, D. @. No charge for consultaton.
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NEW YORK s I'll

NEW YORK s YLES.
Geatleanen's Cleth.ag t-NetO and Fashionable
A large assortp mt for Dress and Business wear
The English Sack and Walking Coats sxcsll in
beauty. grade and finish anything .ver offered in
this city. WALL, STEPHENS Co.
1922 Pc. avenue, bet. 9Th and 10th SITS
oc2tf INTEL. and Repub
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GREAT PExHsYLvAxIA RogTE via Baltimore and
Harrisbure, to the NoriA and West-Two trains
leave Washinaton daily and one on sundAXIsuicI
tickets sold through at Government rates. For
tickets and furthe r Information apply ut the oac
of Great Pennsylvania Route, northea corner Of
PennsylvAniA avenue and Sixth street, Washing
ton. Once open from D .. m. to 8 p. M; on Sun
days from to ,. N.
ne Is ~ BO. NoRfoI, Agent.
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By J. o. MCGUIRE & co., Aucsionesrs.
pUBL1o SALE OF MOST lLIaIBLl BUILD
..is ss ao ,s D o OF the
guardian Of John Albert ana William Alexander
s1s & = hnCs ss. .%
ppI,asase 9. decree Of sAs 3spa,sa1s, Court
sD n g:
1SE ;s. On tS
mand Of the said minor heirs in the said petition.
S II .d 1 ss
between II and n streets north, in the Third Ward
the city Of and fn .. end
nu mber eighteen (ls),, in Square number three
hH ns 1ss "a. Min ns sh try.
one hundred and thirty eight (is8) feet and nine l
Terms: ene-third of the purchase money cash !:
respectively in six and twelve months. with in
deed Of trust on the lot.
All cenveyancinS At expense ofpurehaser:
MARY Z. ANDERSoN,
Guardians, &c.
n li1s.1sds 8. MCQUEEN 81 e., Auct
By ]. O. MCGUIRE L CO.. Auctioneers.
VERY DESIRABLl BUILDING Lots OORNlR
S
ss sf the
At the corner Of North and Eleventh strest
fronting each % feet. and running back ia feet to
These lots occupy high and beautifuI positio.
o %
IAhEDIAIRLY !FTIR,
w a ss kGss n 81 Is N
streets; and running Saci q feet to :iss eu Bile
and are in Ill respects choice building sites. n''
Terms: 0ns.third cash the remainder in six
deed of trust on the premises.
An costs of conveyances TO be paid by the pur-
reg &c. MCGUIRE CO., Auets.
ByGREEN WILLIAMS. An ctioneers.
A goTIoHsALE OF HORSES, MgLEs. MILoa
,ss a oA =,
October me- PeH st osloei , hall sell At the
Seven Stout " Work Horses and Wagon Harness
Four Mich Cows
s yIons sffs, in prime order for beef
Biz hgndIsd cords Seasoned ost and giRs wgSa.
russy and two miles of Fort Reno.
sells '' '"A' GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts
By GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
as.a Il +. s
day OF September. 1858, and recorded in LiberJ A.
e., NO l62, one Oh the ian records OF WA9n1ng-
ton county, p; g., and Ct the request Of ths
On MONDAY, the 2Sth day Of October neIt, ct the
hour of 4 O'Clock. in the afternoon, the Lott,
trust deed, being q Leti situateo in square num-
Terms Of sale: ons-tsird cash balances In and
u months, the purchasers giving their notes ior
the deferred payments. bearing inte5set ron the
to secure the deferred PAYMENT . All l. sonvsy.n-
cin9 and Revenue Stamps ~ the puroheserD q.
penss. 1.-THE terms OF Sale are not compiled with
st the end OF Ave days nom the ony 81 sac; tAs
sell the said premises aftsr advertisins aye times
IN the Eyenng Star, ct the risk and cost Of NE de-
fauitins purensc;S q i. RIrr1NHou sn, rrussss.
sess-d&ds GR1IN Z WILLIAM0, Aacts.
4 esIsTANT on ARTARMAsT1Rp oFfiCl,l
"A CorssT al g asd 1seenty.sscoad streets I
Washinston, September s, l86S. \
and Third W1Dk 1sDA Ys. tn, iltk. and nat 81
October, 81 the Corral near the WaihinGtoa Oh
aeryatory o large lot Of -
: : H0RS1S AND NULu9 4
condemned % unit for Pablo Dervjoo.t
Sale TO couamsnes ~ 10 o'clock .. N.
Terms cash, In Government funds.
oHARLI0 CARLTON,
n q tds XWistant ouartermast6e. 1
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TIN oHEAPIsl AID BEST HAIl DYE n fIIWoRLD-
Meier Fades o. Washes Oaf.-Uphara's Hair Dye, 50
ents box. The best in use Try It, Sold By 8.
Ford corner lIth street and Pc. avenue, Wash.
nston, and Henry Cook. Alexandria. - Sly
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GRElN d. WILLIAMS, Auess.

RY VIRTUE OF AN ORD1R OF DISTRI3S,
u for ground rent due and In arrears, from
Wilkes Go: to Brook Mackall, Jr., for the sum Of
csnss under the Internal Revenue Law, the sum
Of &SS, have distrains q and seized upon the i'm
to satisfy the same. and hereby give notice that
on ID NDAY, 5th dag Of Oct ct the hour Of 10
O'Clock . m, shall sell the said, property TO the
highest bidder for cash, on the premise.
]. II. WISH,
se0-3tSWP6S Bailf6 I'D Constable.
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Taxi 10 more scsplsasaas and xasas MedietaSS.
FOR I'M pleasant and dangerous diseases, use
HnLMBOLp's EXrRAC1 BucHu,
Which has roceiye cd thu endorsement Of the most
Promt~ent fhysieiass in the y. S.
Il now offered 10 afflicted humanity . certain
sure for tn following disc and symptoms
mating from diseases and abuse Of the Urinary or
Sexual Or ans.
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression,
Imbecility.
Determination Of Blood to the Head,
Confused Ideas,
Hysteria,
General Irritability,
Restlessnesa and sleeplessness At Night,
Absence of Muscular Efficiency,
LOSS Of Appetite,
Emaciation,
Low Spirits,
Dissemination or Paralysis
of the Organs Of Generation,
Palpitation Of the Heart,
And, In fact, all the copcomitants of Nervous
and Debilitsted state of the system.
TO tasHre The geHsine, cut this ont.
Ask for Helmbold's. Take no other.
Cures Guaranteed.
Bee advertisement in another column. je4-tr
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DISEASES OF TIE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URIHAlY
AHD SEXUAL eYsTEMs.-New and reliable treat
ment-in Reports of the Hot1ard Acknowledgement
In sealed letter envelopes free OF charGe. Address
DR.. J. Skillin Houghton, Howard Association,
Philadelphia. Pa. au q 3m
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.WAllAKgsD TO Cyll II Blk DAYs.-Dr. Godfreyl
Antidote, an English Specific Of sixty five years.
standing, will cure Go1orsh0G in sig days. No
change Of diet required Price 81 per bottle. Sold
By 3. q. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa. avenue
Warrington. and Henry Cook. Alexandria, jA6-N
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SKCOND WARD STATION CAsKs.IChas. Gar
diner, drunk; 81 Conrad Windeor, do; dis
missed George barnes, do; workhouse. w.
Martin, suspicious; dismissed. John Munck,
drunk; do. VIM Bennett, drunk and disorder
"; military Francis Arblin, drunk. dismissed.
Stephen Goodin, do; do. Minnie Game, grand
larceny; dismissed. Adelaide Alexander, dis
orderly; siei. Anna Bell, do; sl.9. James
BoldinG, drunk and disorderlyi S1-53. Eliza.
beth Gibson, disorderly; 81 o.. J. Seamon, do
a. s. Smith, do; o..
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By GREEN W1LL1AMB, Anctioneers.
EOUR STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT AT
Il AUCTIoN.-On Thu ReDAY, the Sth instant, ct
SEES, street, between 9th and 18th streets north
. four story Brick Houre. containing ten large
II, in Square No. ~.
The attention Of buyers 10 invited to the sale, q
this property In located in thaesntraI Part Of the
city. Sale without reserve.
Terms: One. half cash balance In six, twelve,
interest, secured By deed Of trust on the premi-
ses. All conveyancins and stamps at cost of The
purchaser.
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AUCTION HAI,M.
VALUABLE RIAL ESTATE YoR SAW

Prince Georges county, sitting = = Court OF Of
Che. .na e. Dssss
tors Of d. o. Dtgses, deceseed. com plain ants,
fsss :ss SH: c.r :.s fsss s.
6x1 we 4. sh 1eth sisdss ON the premisss on MON
Hssses = ia a ss..s Of
s 81 ss ,.a
Gsorses county. OF which Mrs. Nora Dissss 10 the
miles ao1as a " %..hi..
s:.:ssS :ls.s Ss sGss
~ .ss 81 3 o.e
sMa,olnins the lands Of Mrs. MARY J. Kirk wood.
John O. Fairfax, and justly cels brsted Is one Of
the most Ssapti n! places Of residence ia the vi.
and commands beau tifal and extensive prospect
III o sou ihs Of the sss class and suscepd
larry adapted to the growth OF corn and grass. An
to productions for market One hundred an
tmated would cut seven thousand cords OF prim
and e. :nens lat
ment. are .eo@nodiou. Dwe!Iins- house, sad II
necessary 0ut-houses including . large Brick
and srrsnasa ana IN
lana . 9. sos In lott, With
ghish may be seen At the Office Of Msssrs. James
builoinG fites.
Terms Of sale are One third cash, to be paid on
the day CT sale; or on the day of the ratification
thereof by the Court, and the residue In equal in
stalments OF six and twelve this from the day of
safe the to bear from the az of rsle
ard the payment thereof to be secured by the bonds
OF the purch aeer, with surety suretes to be ap
ized to receive the whole, or any part Of the pur-
cnase money exceeding one third, in cash and
the payment OF the whole purchase money, viii
CONVEX the same TO the purchaser or purchasers
claiming under them S
~ The Trustee is authorized at the same tina
and place to sell the Dover Interest of Mrs Nora
title to the above property.
RICH lard B. B. CHEW, Trustee,
oc2-eotd Upper Marlborough, Maryland