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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20
For President, -
ABRAHAM LINCOLN

W Illinois.
For Vice. President, A.
ANDREW JOHS5ONp
Of.Iaanessce.
Tor State I. @
For Snpreme Judge as
&C. COLE. s,s..ta,
Of Dcs MONIES.
Secretary q State
JAMES. WRIGHT,
Of Delaware Go.
State Auditor
J. 4. ELLIOT.
of Mitchell, ca.
Attorney General
!. l.. ALLEN.
cfTama Co.
State Treasurer
". II. HOLMES,
Ct Jones Co.
Reyis.e. of Safe Land Office.
J. 4. HARVEY,
CT trcmor, Co.
Presidential Electors a, Large
c. BEN DARWIN,
WI. THOMPSON.
District Judge.
c. II. CONKLlv,
Of f3cn:on q u''v.
D;>,rici Attorney
c. X. SCOTT,
Of Jones County.
Far Member rt' Congress.
!. =. GRlNNELl,
Of I'oweshcik Co.
El.c.or of ~ Cow. District.
DANiEI. ANDERSON
Of Monroe County.
COUNTY
For County Jn,ice,
Z. A. GRAHAM.
For County Clerk. -
II. r. APPRECIATE,
For SHERIFF.
KNIGHT DEXTER,
For Recorder
JACOB YIEsER, y.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20
$780, .A>;*1,. So. :. ..-.-, *
~ ~ sfsreei&s. 10 CS1lwsreial
AWMk ~, Oct, u.
!. sccrGkaT StunRSRfE 1rcicycd re-
MI i. ed y ire4klv -four Pen.
| Ia" a. n'en, give $3.50
pL1m4c{,1,a Oc,. IL.

The official Union majority in this
city is 1N5. IN the 5 III Conyrc 'sional
district 'rhaycr has 055 majority, with
Bucks Us ttonr Rosu%.s So,c
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20

The Examiner says nogrocs.- very
impressed into the service. aAftcrarenk
ing .% ylo essl dtiRoaps jlarBoslIi w Ing
,nese(loe, evory uherc.A&an vss,e pccas
pa,ion'by force. Il:
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-05-06
$1,000 Reward,

MY store vas entered on the nfghtof the 77th
wi inst, and robbed of about 81 900 worth
of goods, in part as follows:
A lot of 38 inch Brown Shirting,,S to 8
pieces Plaid Gsnghams, some pink, some green,
some dark, some black and white and | piece
light purple. 49,
lot Of superior "A French Purple Prints,
small Figure, o lotef A Dark do, narrow check,
or plaid, 6 to Spieces A Chockolate Prints,
rather large figure, few pieces 4 4 Buff do,
small red star init, some A Black and White
Primes piece Solid Black do, a lot of superior
4 4 Second Mourning Prints, some 8 pieces 9 4
Fancy Prints, a lot of fancy light-colored Cot
ton Handkerchiefs, imitationS sill = Most Of
the above goods were in full bolts. S
Twill give the above reward fol. the recovery
of the goods and the arrest ofthe thieves,
or in-that proportion for any amount Of the
goods recovered aud returned to me in good or
der. IS - r
S. THOs. r. HOOFyAGLE.
Abingdon April 10Th, 1s64--tf
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-05-06
A Renewal ofthe
CABINET BUSINESS.

"a AFTER a lapse of five years, I again re-
~. sumo the CABINET MAKING BttSI.
NESS.
Ny shop is near my residence, below Mr..
Clapp 5, where am prepared to do all5kinas- Of
work in that line.
I have associated with me in the business as
. partner, Mr. N. A. Whit, Who is an expert
enced workman. ~
We. will be ready alta III times to attend. to orr
ders for coffins, which will be furnished upon
as reasonable terms as can be afforded,
For all. our work we Will be glad to take the
produce Of the conntry at cid prices, and Will
furnish work at old pr!eess bat where.that can
not be paid as, we will receive the currency Of
the country, and charge as low as we can to
live. II. S. DOOLEY. IS
March IS S64-2na s. III -
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-05-06
Tfr.l,llls

Until further notice, no subscription will be
taken for q longer term than six months, for
which 50 will be charged. For ashorter period,
81 per month.
Advertisements will be charged So fer the in
sertion of one square of 10 lines, and Loo for
uach continuance. -ss
To those who advertise by the year, q liberal
discount from the regular rates will be male,
An dues to the Office may be remitfed By mail,
IN good and available Bank notes, at the risk of
the Editors, the person RENTING taking the POST
taaster'srsceipt that the money vas deposited
In the mail.
Obituaries of more than 10 lines viii be charg-
ed at advertising rates, also tributes of respect,
and $40 for announcing candidates.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-05-06
xleO REWARD.

GTOLEN from thu. pasture Of Mr, j. R. Nye,
- on the old stage road 9 miles east of Abing-
don, on the 18th inst, ouffaloscolored horse,
about IS hands high, 5 years old this Spring,
without any white hairs, or any mark now re-
collected. As a great many of Gen. Longstreet's
wagons. were passing at the time, it is supposed
some one connected with the toasns took him.
/ will give the. abeve reward for his delivery to
me, or for information by which / may be able
to get him. ANN E. ME-. Z.
April 99th. 1Ss,4--3w
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-05-06
NOTICE.

IT HEREBY warn all persons from trading for
IL Bond executed by myself. to Felix W
Wampler, for the sum, of $4,000, on or about
25th July, 1868. | have rendered, the said
Wampler current funds in payment of the note.
and he has refused to receive the came in pay
ment. OSCAR F. STAIR. 3
April %, 1Se4-4w
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-05-06
WANTED.

A NAN who is not subject TO military duty,
IN and is a good Boot and Shoe Maker, desires
to obtain a location either in the county eof
Washington or Smyth. Any person having, or
knowing of such place, win confer a favor by
addressing 9. F. NJ.
through the Post Office at Abingdon.
s April 80 Is64-tf
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-05-06
REMOVAL.

DR.. e. M.CaMpBELL has removed his resi-
dence to Fruit Hill, butshis Office is the same
that he formerly occupied. When not at his Of
nee or professionally absent, he can be found at
his house. fApril Eft
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-05-06
SiOO REV ARID.

ID AN away from the subscriber on Tuesday
II night last, a Negro Boysby the name Of
Madison, about ] 0 years old, about s feet 10
inches high, dark complexion, slightly pock-
marked, and had on dark Jeans coat, yellow
pants and gray cap. He formerly belonged to
Willoughby Munsey, Of Lee ceunty I will give
the above reward for his confinement In any jail
in the State, SO that get him.
Dec 10, 1863-4tf B. G. CLARK, S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-09

A BRAVE FISHING ORRv.-Yesterday. two
punches, win some ten or twelve men, who
had been giii1ng for shAd In the Lo wer Potomac,
were anchored in the vicinity Of Occoquan
leaving one man TO take care of the boats
While employed with their nets four guerriilas
came upon them, and took the entire party
The guerriHas went TO work to search and rob
them The search resulted in finding about
So so In money, not even pocket knife; and
boots aud shoes Of the party. Disappointed,
the thieves determined to search the pun
gies, and leaving two as a guard on shore
the rothar two took one Of the crew to
push them out TO the boats. They took Mat
thew DAtty, who had some months ago de-
serted nom the rebel army. In addition to the
oanger OF beng recognized and hung, D'Atty
was urged to resist by the fact that he had
some money in one Of the pungies. D'Atty had
a pole to push out with, and worked well till
near the boat, when he called to the reb. for
ward to keep the boat from striking the pungy
too hard. The reb. turned TO do 80, and D'Atty
Immediately Knocked him senseless with the
pole. The other reb. jumped at DAtty, when
the man left in charge Of the boat shot him
dead. D'Atty then called to his friends ashore
that he had disposed of his two, and they must
take care OF the others. The rebs. heard it. and
ockipg their guns said to their prisoners, "We
are going to leave; IT either fyou follow we
shall shoot yon." They then left. The fisher.
men were all boys from the Long Bridge neigh.
borhood. Capt ii. Neitz, Dennis Ferrel and
Mathew DAtty were among the fishermen
One of the guerrillas was supposed to be Kin
cheloe. go
FOURTH WARD CoUNCILMAN.-Jos. Follans.
bee was one Of the members elected to the
Board Of Common Council from the Fourth
ward on Monday, instead Of Mr.. E. Edmon.
ston, enormously reported elected.
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RYJ. @. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers.
PEREMPTORY CHANCERY SALE OF TWENTY
SEVEN VALUABLE LOTS IN SQUARE NO.
lS2, ON THE HIGH GROUND BETWEEN N
STREET AND RHODE ISLAND AVENUE, AND
18TH AND17TH STREETS

SEVEN VALUABLE LOTS IN SQUARE NO.
ls2. ON THE HIGH GROUND BETWEEN
STREET AND RHODE ISLAND avenue, AND
10TH AND NTH STREETS.
. By authority of . decree of the Supreme Court of
this District passed in Q cause wherein Riggs Co.
are compsinsnts, and the widow and heirs of ths
late Thomas Smith are defendants, shall sell to
the highest bidder. on the premises ON the iota
sesidue of the Lots in Square Nc: l2, fronting on
nue., except that beautiful portion. constitusins
the southwest corner of loo feet square. owned by
g. W. Riggs, Esq The portion Of the square in
tended to be sold, and which must be sod been
divided into lots of about 20 feet front EACH with
suitable alleys. &c, and is q part of the high
ground between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets
and street and Rhode Island avenue,
"A plat can be seen at the Auction Rooms Off q.
Mcclure & Co.
The terms as prescribed by the decree are: One
fourth of the purchase money in cash and the res
idue in six, twelve and eighteen months to be Sc
cured by the purchasers bonds, with surety and .
lien on the premises, bearing interest from the day
of sale.
Aft conveyancins, bonds. &C., and stamps ct the
purchasers expense.
If the terms Of sale are not complied with within
Eve days from the day of sale, the lot lots wiz
be e-sold at said Auction Rooms at the purchf
sers' cost and risk after one weeks notice in the
National Intelligencer.
my 30 staw&ds ]. g. MoG UIRE & 90. Auets.
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SHoT.-Col. Morris, whose body was brought
10 Georgetown last Monday by Rev. F. T.
Brown, I'D. d., was killed by a rebel sharp
shooter on the morning of Friday, while recon
hin in the neck and passed through into the
opposite shoRlder, shivering the bones He
died 81 night
1t. Hamlin, OF the Attn N artillery, former
ly stationed at Fort Ethan Allen, was bronob,
70 this city Tuesday afternoon painfully
wounded by rebel sharpshooter, ON the Atm
inst When shot ne was In stopping posture,
the ball entering his mouth, passed down into
the arm, SCATTERING the shoulder. The ball
was extracted near the elbow. He will prob
ably recover.
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ID OPING FELTf
THOMAS FAHRY, afr

CoRNKH VU1H OF. W HbY ND VIZ VA1kL.
.--s- Waskinston. D. c.,
Being the emily agent in this city for Roofing Yelt
and Roofing Cement from On old established 6rn
can afford 70 sell the above articles at the very
2 : Roofers and those engaged In the business ara
Requested TO call and see for themselves, having
large stock Of the above saned articles Avsys On
hard. ny C ~
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Nervous DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAKNESS etc ,
Can Be Cured by one who has really cured himself
and hundreds of others, and will tell you nothing
but the truth. Address, with stamp,
EDWARD d. TRAvRR
mar DIX WHY Look Boz. Boston. Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-09

NoTICB.-1o Retailers of Mineral Water. Sc-On
and after Monday, June g. 1854, my drivers are in
structed to give fourteen "a bottles Mineral
Water; Porter, Ale, &c, in half pint bottles, for
fifty 1907 cents.
All bottles will be char ged for at ten l0) cents
each. RILEY A. SHINN
Union Bottling Depot.
81 Green St, Georgetown, D. c.
je CIT (Chronicle)
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Hed quarters Prorost Marshal and Board of
Enrolment Of District of Columbia,

enrolment OF DtStrIct or Columbia,
Washington, d. c., May 26, 1854
The Board of Enrolment Of the District OF
Columbia will be in session at the office of the
Provost Marshal District Of Colu mbia, corner
OF Fourteenth street and New York avenue
daily (Sundays excepted) from IL o'clock a. m
to O'Clock p m, for the purpose of hearing
cases OF exemption from draft for the folio wing
causes, viz:
Alienage;
Non residence;
Unsuitableness Of age;
Manifest permanent physical disability; and
Two years service during the present war,
either In the army or navy.
Citizens are requested to furnish information
as to persons who are not enrolled, or who are
trying to avoid enrolment, as IL Is equally for
the interest Of each person enrolled to place
upon the s'EnrOllnent List" all persons fable
to do military duty, so that his own chance for
draft shall not be unjustly increased.
j. y. PUTNAM,
Captain list regiment V. r. Corps,
and acting Provost Marshal Of the
may 26-u District of Columbia.
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DY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs.
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE SALE.

In pursuance of . decree of the Supreme court Of
the District of Columbia rendered in special term
on the 18th day Of May 1854 In scause IN ohAneery,
ho T and shes ssngsa
Sarah v. Hamilton. Laura A. Stillings, George s.
Johnson, Ellen n. Smith, Laura v. Smith, Joseph
81. Smith, Ann y. Smith, Mary Smith, and Emma
Smith are defendants, We, the undersigned Oom-
will cell, upon the premises. hereinafter described
by Public Auction, to the highest bidder, at o'ck
p m, the Third day of June, 1864 the following
property to wit: Part of Square numbered eo6 in
the south line Of said Square on street south,
at the distance of 76 feet from the cornec
Ofsaid Square, and running thence west rs feet.
north IS feet east IS feet, south rs feet to the be-
ment Brick House; and also. part Of Lot No. 2. in
the same Square, beginning for the said part on
south street, l0l feet from the southeast corner
of said Square, and running thence north rs feet,
thence weet 20 feet thence south IS feet to south
street. thence east with said street 20 feet to the
basement Frame House, upon the following ter ms,
to wit One-third cash, or within ten days after
sale onethird at six months, and the 9th or third
at twelve months from the day of sale, with inter
for the deferred payments, secured by q deed Of
trust upon the property, and the purchase to Day
for stamps and all conveyancing; and in case Of
non. com pllance with the terms of SALE the proo.
erty to be re- sold at the risk Of the purchase
m. COMBS,
JAMES RHODES,
JAMES JONES,
my .A-eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
HTHB ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
FRIDAY, the 10th instant, same hour and place.
10 A. l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-09

SALRs OF REAL EsrATE-Jas. g. Mcclure
& Co made the following sales OF real estate
yesterday:
Three-story brick house and lot on street.
near 9th, TO X. NJ. Sutton for 81 800.
Two-story and basement brick house and lot
on 18th street, between q and II streets, to P.
A Hooe for $500 A similar house adjoining
above TO Geo. Parker for S7,400.
"wo.story brick back building and lot on
L. street, between L and Massachusetts ave-
nue.. 10 John A Milburn for $3.50.
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MARRIED,

In this city, on Tuesday, the 7th inst by the
Rev. p. D. Gurley. D. D., FREDERICK VIM
BRANDENBURG; of Washington, to GERTRUDE
L. SE1BEL, of Baltimore county, Md.
On Tuesd ~ evening, 7th instant, at St Paul a
Church. Baltimore. by Rev. W. T. Wyatt. CHAS
W. MYGATT. Of Mashin gton, D G., to Miss ES-
THEIR AL1NE RODRIGUEZ, daughter of the late
DR.. A. Rodrigue, formerly of Philadelphia
DIED
On the 9th inst, oftyphoid fever. MARY ELLEN
MORGAN, aged II years and months, eldest
daughter of William and Margaret Morgan
The friends and acquaintsnces of the family are
invited to attend the funeral Friday, 10th inst
at o o'clock p. m, from the residence of the pa
rents. Eleventh street east, near the Navy Yard
bridge.
On the sth instant, CHARLES EDWARD, son of
Truman and Mary Virginia Cook, of this city,
aged months and "A days. May he rest in peace
On the 9Th instant, Beltsville, Prince
Georges county, Maryland, w GRAYSON PAR
KER, in the 18th year of his age.
Baltimore Sun COPY.
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WASHINGTON, ID. G., March S, 1864
p. Dr.. LI9HTHILL-DearS Sir: take this oppor.
tunity to publicly express my gratitude for the
wonderful cure Of deafness you have in so
short time effected in my case,
l was deaf for about six years, and for the
last few years so much so that L could not
hear preaching or common conversation; but
now since your invaluable services have been
rendered, can hear as well as ever
In conclusion, let me say that the noises
with which have been troubled in my head
for years, have also disappeared. fs
Very truly yours, -arr.
..rra - -, JAMES r. McCATHRAN, E.
10th street, between and F. .
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GoLD-PLATED misunderstanding Gold plated
Jewelry and Silver plated Teaspoons for one dollar
ut the One Dollar Jewelry Store, AS Pa. avenue
1.sf no
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TON
To be sold without reserve, on FRIDAY MORN
ING, June 10th, at III O'Clock, at Easbyh Lumber
Yard near Middleton & Co. e Dock, foot of T ven
ty- sixth street and D, Washington, D. G., No.
ITO 900. Also. 80, 900 feet of Pine Cuttings This
property is to be sold without reserve, to close
For further particulars, inquire of
L. WALL & CO., Aucts
Or JOHN FARRELL. Commission Merchant,
Commercial Building, Louisiana avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets, Wsshin gton, d. C.
10
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TIE PRESIDENT AND THE MAYoR.-Last
evening Mayor Wallach called in q very quiet
and unostentatious manner upon President
Lincoln, TO pay his respects and congratulate
him upon his re nomination, which is consid.
cred TO BE- equivalent TO an election. The inter-
view, although BRIEF was Of a very pleasant
and friendly Chronicle, June O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-09

T,Hl Mx1OHANf9 AND BANKRRS,ALhA
i NIX, IssQ ~ Smith HeAens: . Is
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RY VIM. L. WALL Il co.. Auctioneers.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY ON FOUR ANB-A-HALPS STREET
BETWEEN MISSOURI AND PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUES. AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. 10th instant. at s.
O'Clock, we will sell in front of the premises the
Feur and half street and running back ~ feet
more or less, on Q % feet alley, and improved b.
Four.and- g. half street and Brick Stable on tbs
alley.
p and IS months, with interest," secured by q
deed OF trust on the premises.
All conveyancing and stamps at the expense Ct
PETER o'DONoGHUl, Executors
1e2 .,E W, L. WALL CO., AuctS.
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RESULT OF A RIoT-Last night, Conrad
Remler, young man OF about 20 years OF age,
died, 1t Is said, from injuries received in fight
atI.oefn ers Garden, q week ago Remler was
the son Of a widow lady In very handle cir
cumstances, and this morning her friends are
making up sum Of money sufficient TO enable
Der 70 meet the expenses Of the funeral
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WANTS,

WANrED, One lar g : md one sns 81 TENT With
1sHEhH as, {. ss .,ss. ind sssH
WANTED-A CoLORRD BOZ to takse. Of :
W pair of horses and carriage, at HARRIs0NIS
9lIt store. Pa. av., nesr Sd street. III.
WANTED ISMEDIATELY-A. GIRL .comPe:;
w tent to do general cooking. Apply at 392
street. between 18th and 18th. je 9N*
A GOOD COOK 1COLORED PREFERRKD)
IA w sna immediately at 1872 street
WANTED-An experienced COOK and two
s ses, Of s.sss Yin s. si7en Inquire
hD Ao's. fAsf
B RI D and three eoiored WATERS Apply
WANTED-A good white SERVANT, for small
es A 'ss New '' e Ss
w ANTED-A SITUATION as child s nurse or
" chambermaid; No objection. to cook, wash
York avenue, for two days. je s-2tf
WANTED-Two PRESS BOYS capable Of feed
w ing and taking c5aEgs # GoTaa9 njSS R;ssses
je9-3t street, between 18th and 18th
SCBsTITUTE WANTED.Wanted an eligible
oH fHS ths sct not liable to
Institution, between and o'clock, in evening.
at 397 Tenth street, near b. jest
A RFsPECTABLE AND EXPERIENCED
Sasy
IRON 'ts b nth Highest city references Address
w and do general housework in a small family.
Also, IRL. from IL to Is years of age, to nurse
.lss
"A d street. one door from 7th je s-sts
WANfED-Bya young girl, SITUATION As
w chambermaid or nurse. Apply at corner Est
WANTED-,At the Costing House, No. 247 Pa.
w avenue, between 18th and 18th SITS; GIRL
in washing and ironing je8 SIT
w writer in an office, for Eve or ST hours in the
sis Eth II street Also, By young LADY. ssuation
to attend a fancy store Address as above JEST
WANTED-Two ROOMS, with BOARD, for two
sHa sss9 s@
Dive 6 B5Ps BED
jes.{f -. between & and d east side.
WAETED-; One good ,WHEELWRIGHT.. APP
ply 5s Fl g sn east Mar
man need apply. je7- ST.
young NAN well
es to f'R
NV ANTED-At ESQ north street, between 18th
~ ~ and 18th streets, an experienced, colored
stand their business and can bring good references
need apply. js7-stt
WANTED-A HOUSEKEEPER, an American
w or English woman; one no can give good
references. One who can make dessert preferred
Call at No. 391 street, between Sd and Az.
= Je7-3t" ~
DERMANENT BOARD WANTED.-A gentle
L man. wife and sister desire two connecting
Rooms, with comfortable Board in q pleasant To-
cation, where there are no children and but few
boarders. Address, stating location and lowest
terms, &C. NJ NJ. ~ Office of the Star. 7-3tt
E0 nm LARIEs WANTED 70 CALL At
street. opposite Patent OAice, and get their Stamp
ing, Stitching, Pinking and Embroidery done. As
look out that they come to Princess who is the
only practical hand in the city. Be sure you 60 to
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WASHINGTON, d. c., March a, 1884.
This il to certify that having been Deaf since
the year 1853, and since that time gradually
losing my hearing, until was unable to hear
common conversation or public speaking.
after a short and painless course Of treatment,
entirely restored my hearing. 1 heartily re-
commend DR.. Lighthill to the Deaf.
FREDERICK RoBKRrsoH,
Residence near Fort Saratoga
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FOk RndT-A delightful RIeIDHNOE. with
square between Greso and HontSonsry. streete.
shove 6toddAfd N Possession sivea on the 10th
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Dr.. Lishthills Fourth ViSit to Washingtsa.

W. ilsnWlllSf onfth ulSlt TO Warrington,
DEAFNESS, CArAtsRH.
and diseases Of the as ..-s
EAR, THROAT. AND AIR PASSAGES.
Dr.. LIaHrH1LL,. 1,s.
from 81 St. Marx Place, New York,
Author Of "a Popular Treatise on Deafness,
-a's "Lerters on Catarrh,"
az ,rs....... isnow in 55
.--,. WASHINGTON,
) ~ gn7ds and can be consulted ct the
EBBITr HoUsH TO
for ONE WEEK until -
Saturday evening, June 11tn,
DEAFNESS, CArARRH.
and ell the various diseases of the
EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES.
80 TestimeniaIs.1 40 II
The following is another evidence of the Doc
tors ability .Sas O.. Z, a.7-
223 PENNSYLVANIA AyBNUB,@
WAsHINaToF, ID. o., J June 6, 1864. :
DR. LIeHTH1LL-DEAR SIR: 1t gives me
great pleasure to testify to the efficiency of your
treatment for the cure Of catarrh, with which
disease had for a long time been seriously
troubled, before applying to you. Now I am
entirely relieved OF 1t, and feel none Of those
distressing symptoms always accompanying
this disease. Respectfully yours,
ALVIN WALKER. Paymaster, U. S. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-09

WASHINGTON, D. O., March 9, 1861
This is to certify that having been affected
for twenty years with Deafness, and having
tried some Of the most eminent doctors Of our
city without any relief, at last heard Of DR..
Lighthill, and put myself under his care. His
treatment was brief and successful. am now
completely restored, and the cure is apparently
permanent Ihave all confidence in DR.. Light.
hills skill, and would advise all afflicted with
Deafness to 60 and consult him at once.
JOSEPH WHITNEY, y
Residence near p and 11th streets
my 29-eo2w .-s