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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-08
From the Virginia State Journal


GEN. LEES PERSONAL PROPERTY. Lac
folow;,g are 50 ne of the articles belonging to
the personal estate Of Cen Lee, which have
been condemned by the y. S. District Court,
and are advertised to be sold in this city on
the 10Th INST, by the u. S. Marshal, viz:-
| sofa bottom chairs, arm and red plush
seat chairs, Brussels carpet, red plush seat
sofas, large paintings, | extension table, |.
large painting of Washington, 2 paintings OF
Wa;hington's Generals On battle field, 4 book
cases, cane bottom chairs, bedsteads,, ward
robes, mattresses, stands, centre tables ou'
reaus, sideboards, hair, shuck and stra" mat t,
trasses, candlesticks, fancy glass cases, oil
paintings, engravings and almost every variety
of ornaments, gilt frames, secretaries, 3 large
boxes of books, stoves, carpets, &c, &c. The
most of these articles are of the most elegant
Observation-Disclosures of them very rare and valu
able
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co A L Q [ L

pHEApEsT AND BEST COAL OIL IN
,THE CITY, by the barrel, or at retail, pr
css as low, or loaoer than the lo19sst44 ,n
uil''l"ai'0 No. Is Royal strest
-ho avn ooo ia had LAMBS, Chi1nnies, WIS,
VA avervthing connected with the trade, IN
every eve vs2iety 81 style, together with general
Iel;ers' Pendants, Brackets, Drop Lights, Glass
Globes, Paper Shades, SC, Of all the new Styles
and beautiful patterns, at prices to please.
Gas Fitting, Alterations and Extensions
nromnt]v attented to !; all work warranted.
Patent Thief Detecting Money Drawer y;
''0''' nov l4-tf
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ME l. S Il A Y,
NJ f. RCHANT I Al l. u &,
a G. q 4 y

yYAVING taken the stand formerly occu"
IL pied by W. q A. Murray, no ~, Noren
trusted to him, and promises to keep up tho
reputation Of his predecessors. Gee I'LL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-08

PROF. Louis WUNDRAMs
BLOOD PURIFYING
AND
pURt4 TIVE E,RBS,
I'm Pts aaA Ppwde1s)
rg,HE BEST BLOOD PURIFYING agents
/ as yet known, have been most successfully
used for over 9 quarter Of 9 century in Europo,
and for the last years, also, IN this country,
and are particularly efficient in the cure Of III
chronic diseases. No oneshould dlspalr of being
cured without first trying them. No family
should be without them, for BY their timely usa
much sickness can be prevented. They are I'M
ported direct to this port by the undersigne
and their purity, efficacy and safety can be To-
lied upon with perfect confidence.
The following are some Of the diseases Which
have been permanently removed by their use:
letter,
inflammation
Of the bowels
consumption IN its
early stages, headache,
asthma cough, sore eyes,
lockjaw, ruptures, rheumatism,
cramp cholic, catarrh, pain III the
breast and sides, deafness, nervousness,
spotted fever, chills and fever, ague, ope1
wounds pneumonia. dyspepsia, salt rheu1n, can-
cer. scrofula jaundicee, tapeworm, I']'
complaint, langour, govt dropsy.
erysipelas, worms, chohc piles,
diarrhOea, hoar3ncss swell
ings, bloatings, bloody
and white hux, dy9~
ente1y, costlve-
ness, mea-
sles, &c.
a lso. PROF. WUNDkA II ) kHEu Nj a.
TIC TINCTUkE sure ana cafe cure fuI
acute and CT, onic rheumatism, no matter Vi
"G PK !0IE W 7SSU3;1TS GOVT POWDERS
jGirht pulver) if taken in conjunction with the
BLOOD PURIFYING PILLS or pow
DERS. will most surely cure the worst caa76
of Gout and Inha1natory Rheumatism
PROF. WUNDRAM'S EP1IEPTlt ~.
MEDY, the only safe and reliable reIAeo7
A'1 PROF F. W W NDRAM S TAPEWOKM
POWDERS will completely carry OF thlS
troublesome introder, and also remove aII "thef
worms most etfectually from the system:
PROF WUND RIA NJ S EH&1A Blk
STOMACHAL ELIXIR. an invsinahle re-
medy against asthma, biliioasness, pain n liz
breast. coughs. colds, dysentery, d!arrhoeA<
cramp cholic, summer complaint, has1ache,
fainJness, sudden indisposition, dlspep5la, sea
sickness, &c. Every family should nave a Dol
tie of this Elixir in the house. and every tray
eller in his valise. 1t can pc safety, gwen ~
the smallest children, there being no lauoahuaN
or other deleterious substance i! It Iry IT.
PROF. WUNDRAM'S TOOTH-EC1E
DROPS, give immediate relief and are more
relibe than any remedy yet known: one trio'
"! PROF s0F!' WUNDRAM's HERB TEA, can
not he too hiphly recommended to al dlspep-
tics, sick and convalescent and those suffering
PROF. " UNDRAM'S RHEUMATIC
HERB TEA, valuable aid III curing rhe"ma-
tism; also for curing gravel.
Full directions accompany each remedy.
For further particulars apply 10
JULIUS DIENELT, Dentist,
l45 Prince st., nearly opposite the Post ones
between St, Asaph and Washington ste}
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YyVHE undersigned having completed ms MS ar
engagements for q full supply Of BOSIOh>
ICE, win BE- able to ill orders for large or 8Ii'a''
Quantities at the lowest market rates:
F. g. SWAINE,
nv 2-tf No. &C. Royal street.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-03-10
N0TtnerH Sugar

At recent meeting OF the Farm er S
Club, Of Kansas, at Topeka, an essay
on the cultivation Of Sorgho and I'm
phee, and the manufacture ot Sugar
thereifom, was read by Nj. G B.
Lines, Of Wabaunsee tormery OF New
Haven, Conn, and Il discussion ensued
thereon, from report Of which in the
Tie State Re1tep, we gather the follow
ing conclusions:
l. The soil and climate Of Kansas
are well adapted. to the production Of
Sugar from Sorghe and Imphee. The
absence or unirequency Of rains in the
later Summer and Autumn conduces
to the ripening of the plants and the
sweetness OF their ince.
2. The production of Sorgno syrup
in that State ranges from 50 to 100
gallons per acre.
3. From I to 10 gallons ofjuice are
required to produce each gallon of
merchantable syrup.
4. Slight frosts on the cane do not
diminish the quantity nor injure the
syrup, provided the cane is thawed and
crushed Immediately. Cane solidly
frozen, being ground directly, has
yielded good syrup Ii cane severe
ly frosted or frozen is left TO thaw,
terment, and sour, the juice is spoiled,
OF course. o..
5. In some cases, q mixture (hybrid-
ization) of the Sorgho with Broom
corn has diminished the sweetness of
the juice in others, not We conclude
however, that the safer way is to plant
both Scrgho and Imphee remote from
all other varieties Of corn, whether
maize or broom.
&. The usual price paid farmers in
Kansas for their syrup is fifty cents
per gallon. 1t is often put through
some process of manufacture and then
sold as New Orleans molasses at rs
cents.
Z. Both Sorgho and Imphee improve
by acclimation. In almost every in
stance, each plant does better in any
section the fourth year than the first
8. In boiling, fresh juice should not
he added to that partially boiled away /;
and it is injurious to stop the boiling at
any point. Cooks Evaporator (Which
receives the juice in one continuous
stream and evaporates it al once) is
generally preferred.
8, The Sorgho is generally preferred
to the Imphoe, but Mr.. Lines has a
black seed Imphee to which he gives
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-03-10

A couple not one hundred miles from
Manchester, carried on their courtship
in rather novel manner. A young
man had fallen in love with the edaugh-
ter of his employer; but from certain
ideas of wealth, a match was opposed
by the father. Tho consequence was,
that the young man was. forbidden to
visit his employers house. The old
gentleman was in the habit of wearing
cloak and the young couple made
him the innocent bearer of their cor
respohdence. The lady pinned a let
ter inside the lining Of tho old mans
cloak every day, and when the father
went to his counting house and threw
off his cloak, the lover took out the
lady's epistle, read it, and sent the
reply baok in the same manner. Love
and ingenuity were finally successful.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-03-10
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Jliqs Of Fairfield Common Pleas C0urt--P. VAN
TRUMP. Residence, Lancaster Ohio.
Probate Judgc--JEssE LEoHNER; oaico in Pub
Building rp
Prosecuting AttorneJ-TAtL SLOUGH.
SjerG--JAMEs MILLER; Office at tho Jail
Clerk Of Court JESSE VANDEMARKi Office Pub.
Flic Building,
Asiitor,- WILLIAM RoBINsoNi Office, Public
iBwldng.
Treasurer ---BEATMAN BEATTY; Office, Public
building.
Rscorier-TIMoTHY FIsHDAUGH; ;oaiae, Public
building.
STpeyor-E. l.. HANNUM; Office, Public Building.
Cbroaer-MITCHELL MORRIS, residence, Amanda
Township.
CO0lmissionsrs-JoEI sH EFFER, Of Madison town
'ship; HENRY ALsPAuGH, OfGreendeid township
and JOHN W, CUNNINGHAM, of Hooking TIP.
School EramiRers-WILhIAM WHITNEY, JOHN
WILLIAMS and URIAH c. RUTTER.
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TgRMe oE AnvEnrlal1liaI E, [

a preference. 1t is a little earlier than
the Sorgho; whereas tho white seed
is later. W
10. Sugar is made from almost '6nv
kind, and by very simple meaus-.-
Nothing seems to be gained by the ad-
dition Of chemicals. But very many
fail in their efforts to reduce their ST.
rup to Sugar, and the general coheIu.
sion seems to be that the law which
governs the process Of granulation is
yet very imperfectly understood. But
each years experience increases the
sum Of knowledge on this as on other
points. eH.' Is -
IL. Kansas already produces, more
than half her ANNUAL consumption, of
sIswnnfenin1 z" ord ~--i, --s,sy,asss,
year adds greatly to her product
New York Tribune. -''i.i'i'
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-03-10
-ne -
PRshenCe of LolL.

Evry body il in the habit of brig.
gin on job, and Job did have consider
able bile pashence, that's fact, but
did he ever keep districk skule for s
dollars a month, and boarde round ?
Did he ever reap lodged oats downhill
OF a hot da and have allhis gallus but
tons burst off at once2 Did he ever
have the tumpin teethache, and be
made to tend the baby while hiz wife
waz over tn Perkinses tu q tea squall?
Did he ever git up in the morning aw-
tul dri and turf it 8 miles befoar brek-
fast to git drink and find that the
man kept temperance house2 Did
he ever undertake to milk o kicken
hefer with a bushy tale in fiji time out
in the lot? Did he ever set down ona
litter Of kittens in the rockin chair,with
hiz summer pantyloons on without
saing darnashun? II he could do all
theze things, and praize the lord at the
same time all hav to say, il, Bully
for Job Josh Billings.
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WHY TEE DYING NEVER WEEp.-

WHY THE Dying NEVER WEEP
The reason why the dying never weep
is because the manufactures of life
have stopped forever; the human sys-
tenn has run down forever every gland
of the system has ceased its functions,
In almost all diseases the liver is the
first manufactory that stop work; one
by one others follow, and all the foun-
tains Of life are at length dried up,
there is no secretion anywhere. So the
eye in death weeps not; not that all
affection is dead to the heart, but be-
cause there is not a tear-drop in it,
more than there is moisture on the lip
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-03-10
Mr.. Nasby IsIes an Experiment.
Church Nv the Slawterd 1nnocehts, !
(LaitSt Valandigum)u iab !

Church Nv the Slawterd 1nnocehts, J
(LaitSt Valandigum9r iai
December the 26, '63.
Mankind is the most perverse and
onreezonable beins Nv the human fam
lily. While they assent "a prinsiple,
they will never put it in praIktis ef it
bares hard onto EN- az indiv1els,r to
wit
/ he'd bin for sevril weeks deliyrjh q
coars NV lekters on the divinity of
sioiyry. ! argOod that the nstitooshn
wuz based on the inferioraty NV, iwun
man 2 auother-that It wuz not only
wise but butyful purvishen of ma
ture thut the strong shood hev charge
Nv the week. a gidin an pertectin and
a worken ov EN-. The ice plcezed
M congregashen vastly, and Is or 20
uvtbe strongest, purpozed that it shnd
be put ter praktis, jest 2 she the werd
thet the CRATE uocktrin Good be carrid
ont Jest ez well in the North ez in the
South, to which | ascentid 2 wunct.
and at the next biznis meetin, the fol-
lerin plan wuz adoptid. The mem
bers Nv the congregashen shood try
ther strength, and them ez Good lift
600 shood own and possess in fee sim.
pie, all them ez coodent. u-..t
The trial WIZ held, the divizyun
maid, snd l wuz happy at bein the
umble instrewment Nv plantinf the
crate institooshen on Northern sile.
But alas, OWN 2 the perversity nv
the human mind, it didert work. = Old
John Podhammer razed his 600 with
the graitest eze vile Bill Sriffies. who
wuz workin for him for II dolers q
month, coodent fetch it. Podhammcr
went over , Bills cabin, the next NOR.
min. and sez he:
"Wilyum. frum this time henz4th
and forever, yoo air my man. Ez awl
a sIaiv ownzi is his masters, the IS dol.
ers | owe you, or what ! did owe YOU
aiore this blessed system wuz establisht
| shel kepe, and ez 700 hev moar fur.
nytur than BELTS yoor loly condishen,
will send a teen over to-morrer and
talk yer bewrow and stand, and bed
stids mp to mi house, and"
At this iuncter in cum Mrs. Sniflea,
who can lift 600 with old Podhammer
OH top NV it, and it wuz no time afore
she diskiverd what his bizniz WIZ
She turned red in the fails, and sho
sed-- 'a'f .'T
"Yoor goin to take my furnytoor,
air yoo?"
"Certinly."
"And we air yure slaivs2"
Materially"
"And 700 kin sell my childern2"
"Uv koarse"
And 700 kin maik me yoor kon.
kerbineYd
"Ef wish"
"Yoo ole beest r. sl,reecht the inRoo-
rated .femail chattle, forgettin her
normal condishen, "yoo sell my babies
yoo talk my iurnytoor, drat ye, lie
give ye sum Nv it now!" Whereupon
she hercd u chare wich lade him pros
trait on the fore, wen she pickt him
up and aung him out NY The dore
1t did not end here Podhamrner
he'd in his hand patchwork cove,4id,
which he thot he wood talk with him,
and wen he cum 10, he walkt off with
it, whereufon Mrs. Sniffles he'd him
took up on charge NV steelin. and ho
was actooally tride, found gilty, and
cent to jale fer so daze. How kin we
establish Dimekratic insti.ooshens =,
wen the kOarts wont recognize The
laws OF nacher2 The experiment, fiu e
the present, hez the apperentz NV u
1aleyer ..,..
PETROLEUM V. NASBY,
Paster nv scd Church, in charge
-Haneock JeferSonidn.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-03-10

he went out into the world, carrying
his grief as q sacred memorial, but see
ing always, wherever his work led him
his waiting mother, and the LAMP IN
THE WINDOW OF HEAVEN.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-03-10
nest Tlmo 10 Paint 1ousss.

Experiments have indicated that
paint on surface exposed to the sun.
will be much more durable if applied
in Autumn or Spring, than if put ON
during hot weather, it dries slowly,
forms hard glossy coat, tough like
glass, while if applied in warm wea-
ther, the oil strikes into the wood, lcav-
ing the paint 50 dry that it is rapidly
beaten or By rains.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-03-10
BOOK AND JOB pRINTINe

We are prepared TO execute all descriptions Of
JOB WORK; such as CARDS, CIRCULARS, POS
TIERS. BALL TICKETS, and every other variety Of
PLAIN AND FANCY JoBBINa, with new and srpc-
rIor type, and on short notice.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-03-10
THE GAhLows.

The law of the State provides that
all executions for capital offences shall
be private, either in the Jail, Jail yard,
or some other private enclosure. The
Jail and jail yard Of Medina county not
being suitable for the purpose, an en-
closure was built upon the land of.
B. Young, Esq, upon an eminence,
about aquartcr of a mile from the Jail.
In this enclosure the gallows was erect
ed, But the people of Medina county
had determined that the execution
should be public, notwithstanding the
laws Of the State, and on Thursday
night the enclosure was torn down,
and the material Of which it was com
posed burned, No better place could
have been selected for public execu-
ton. The locality Of the gallows was
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-13
DIR. WHITTIER.

nkIyAIs MEDICAL ADvICg YRyr or cHAR6x
l d. NaissIsr's Theory. Symptoms ana rrestneet
sfChroEse serS0rs Crnary. snf sexual Dsss<ss frss
In ps sesjed iettsr envsiope for sx 20 prspay
postage ftis clear dslsDes1on q al The diseases AD<
eosdioHs resulig IRON he lnfrinf~renf of the moral
Laws eIosl.ss lnfugrDccs exposures and mprudsn<es
Ia nsrre1 s,d s<ls NE Every ssnt>oes eoefsins 10
ssruc-son Ia N eed. aod sko-k be read By even
hkTs h>sa broke1 20 yteo.s lpstvsn<r - clearly
u-<er tSe ernsrsi 20 tuoici0-s
A-sty prevenf .Dcr aon - .ery pr0irc escss
sd..sss. Nearly ever eGss q disease e.n bs u.ste<
withczs hndrsocs &c b.@tne.s. hsdtrfs~ II oy mali
r-c ob-ervst3oc- Chsrges mo1srss~,
lors ~ letter q, ths odos FREE; cures xuaranfs>
Oos ss 81 Cssyiss si-s-t b.t~ser sis;h ana sevsn<h
ors soath % L4acru Hotel, p o. Box scse. S.
Loi- Ne CErrisr Letter especially Tor isei>~, Geo.
po-sNxr isni-1Av1y
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-13
WANTED.

WA,TE D-sias a uOsTH-AGEyu
w svsryvhe-s. - irtrctucs t5s ,~w Sh1~ q uork
e5-ss ~.ssC ka<kGa>. ne oaly leo price uscklns n
.Ae ooGntry stiss is lto~-e~d II erevsr q bAg.
Nbee.sr q Hllsop Hovs, sngsr Co, Al Bsrbess>f.
otssr NscAie~ nov soid Coz forty dsiars
ssrsrc><.ss and ths s<is>r md rssr ksbss r1es
trsisd cirr1lArs seci f.ss. Atdrsss
aHkv clAkx. EAzxsfs<c. kAsns
arvtnlSvsz
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-13
FOR SALE OR TRADE.

yUyHs HOTEL PROPERTY on THE CORNER OF
i Delaware snd Sonth streets, in indianapolis con-
taIning 30 rooms. situated we'll 70 secure thriving
bvssaes-. Terms easy inquire Of
hcKERSANt = PIERCE,
ssptis-s>- Real Estate Agents.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-13
DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution of CoparlnerShip.

rIvHr Hrn 4 fCcasa stfcxsrG isthls cay dissolved
by mutual eonssnt. The ou,in~-s % iS- late frn
Ell - settled hy TomAs e. sireklABt who q hereby
% collect aud receive al ltshstnsss due The
ssit eopartusrshp. Those Indebted tie so
f-Sue-fst fc ltffie ;aef aScour;s
BESRr v CONEIiy,
THOMAS c. STRICKLAND.
ist!Aa.rS.is. Sev-ae-r i, i5ss
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-13

NATURES SECRETAPPLIED
CUBE NATURES DEFECTS
TIE SArraAL NkAxs BY which ,hs Animal Chemistry
o. the sys,sm produces Color In the Hair has ds
covered in
CRlsTADORO's HAIR DYE
IL eOulienelis The rSOhsss blacks and browns, pro-
dacng instantaneous and enduring change from any
obnoxious color without staining abe Ain Imp.lrins
the Vitality Of snsk fibre.
CristadOrO's Hnir Preservatiye,
valuable adjunct 70 the Dye N dressing and promoting
the growth and perfect health Of the hslF Of ef
when usea aOnea safeguard that protects the fhres
from decay under all circumstances and under all
cNnes.
Manufactured BY J. CRIsTADoRo,
No. Attor House Vow York.
Sold bysll Druggists. Applied By ell Hair Dressers.
novJ-deod&weew
.T-THE CONFESSION AND EXPERT.
Gree % en- Invalid Published for ths benefit, .ad az
warning and CAUTION 10 YOUNG MEN who srrer
from NerSoEs DEBILITY. Premature Decay Of Manhood
etc, supplying a, Tie same time, The MANS OF
SELF-CURE. BY wAo hss cured himself. after being
pat great expsus. and Injury through medical hum
bug and quscs.Ey.
ByenelOsing postpaid addsesset envelope, sinzis
cepissIasy bs had % the suthor.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Bs4.,
deos-6Swim Rroosiyn, Kings oOuuty. 7.
TT OLDIER S-TB THINK DR.
s,rekssd quite right advising you his advertise
msDi In columns Of iodsys paper 80 tsks BOTH
Of his hisay recommended AutI NlIture In yooi
SnapsAeA-, it may the lives q many q b>s
soldiers. Mothers, that yo-r DO nos osgleet
Zoe get the Drag Stores y cen.s pr Se.ts
J. = 'hs hest r,sseey for Dsrrhos ADD Dysso.efy.
os-chT-diysct&~
tEDIsE EASES or THE NERVOUS
seu,ins Urinary as3 sesrs sysems-ns~ .oe reliable
nestrens-,n Reports 0f The HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Sent hy malt IA sesled letter envelopes free ofcharge
Address D. J. sgII.rS Hoc6HroS Hc~s-s A.-eci.-
ton, No 3 South Siuth s'scs., Phii.islrhs n.
msr2o -d4wly
HEERyOUs DEBILITY, SEMINAL
Weakness, e.e, can o. cs-e5 ~ one xho has really
cured ase and hrnireSs of e;hsgs, and x5 feii yes
ao.h!rg IA, ths'sasA. ld1-ess xiA s;smp,
yDwARD Il. rBAvea,
tsh29-t&wfy LScs Dor. Boston, kAss.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-13

The uatsr ne< vii eontibss tks 9Asssals lilaor be-
s.osss al the old stand 0f C0tkiin Strickland and lie
requests eoouraADee o. tss Pstvosgs sers,os0rs ~.
TENDED 20 ia la.s cru
ESvlAt6 IHuxAs STRICKLAND
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AGENTS WANTED.
PAINTING.

Iy LONG, 30. FAST Sgv YoRx STREET. oP-
u PosTIz Cnl-erssy square. y prepared 20 de- Al
kHSs % Hsuss and slgs rlatas 6raring ana Glazing
On sscrt nsf,os and IN The vssy best ryis. rsfsoes
ssAxog ~<r& y NJ tue are r~sssss>< u Efvs kD
e~A 1rcc-1y
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LYONS KATHAIRON.

Ka;haron is from tie Greek word "Esthro," or
'Kstharo, sign.fying - elcsn-e, r-iuvnste aud re-
store. This article Is What its nsne ssnisss "re-
serving restoring and besutlynx he human Aa. IL IL
the remarkable preparation IN the world. :; IL
again eEnet s1 pat up By .As original proprietor, and
made With th- care, ssin sAd sttent!on
which gave li sale " ossf Sns snl!sr sSstlsf o4r
aHnum
lis delightful HA- Dressing.
Il ersdicstes scarf snd dsndruf.
1; keeps the he al cool and clean.
II nlSbes the hair rich sofE and glossy.
Hprsvsn's the hair from falling "a sad rins gray
hair apon bad heads
Any lady gentleman who value, beautiful head Of
hAir should Iyoa's Ks;hairon. Il 8. known and uSea
throughout the civilized world.
Sole BY al respectable dealers.
DEnAS -. BARNES CO., NY.
fet4-dom-eSd
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H-EERYOUs DEBILITY, SEMINAL
Weakness. ctr. can o. cs-e5 ~ rho has really
cured aIznen and hrnireSs of ethsgs and x5 fe yes
pO,h.ng IA, fhs,Ta4A td1-ess vitA stamp,
yDwARD Il. rBavEH,
tsh2o-t&wiy Lock Boz. Boston, kass.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PniIadetpbia, Pa .

nISTASEs or THE NERVOUS. SFMINAL, CRlNA-
IL KY AND SEXUAL sIsrEMS-cev and reliable
ireAtmeui-in Reports Il Tie Howard Associston-Sent
w mail IN sealed letter envelopes, free Of chsrge Ad
dress II. J. SKIIIIN HOUGHTON Howard Association,
10 2 south Ninth street Philadenhis noys 'ct ly
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MEANS TO SECURE GOOD HOMES

NXTE ARR OFFERING sCFFRIOR INDICTMENTS
Wv - pers0Es Nth . rstls ready secar,
housst We all ssll
Lots Entirely on Time
snc srsst eousortsels dwellings, built - workmeD
and IN good style, % the psynsntOfk ts much a. the
irnprcv smerft vii eost-tke RENAME. - paid cu
easy psym-ats-no, much more than far tie
premises Having lets IN nesry all paris of The city,
can Aoc0mmstAts eli sShins - home; and hss-
90 q large amount % lansber haul AM workuen
-~sy snployed erect buil1ings short BstLes
E'kEkSAsA a PlEBCR.
spe-i- haal Relate Ag.
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INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD TIME TABLE,
sApsos sAilSoAp

MADISON sAlEoAb
Trains Leave. Itsius A3rlve
- A. AN.............. .xAii........... lli5 A. N.
NV 7. h.....s.s.s SID I. u.
JsrrK-oNvuIE EausoIr
TrAsns Leave. Tralas Arrive.
Nornlng EHpfs... 100 A. v. Night kxpress 80 A. y
Chicago ENpress. Chicago Express.
Night Expve,s. LOCO p. n. Evening Bxpress s.l5 ?.
,str,sarotfs pssr ANa esic.eo s,,tso.n