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Special Income Tax.

! The Special Income Tax Of Ave f'er
oent. for this county. is now being col
lecged by c. 4. Adams. Dep. Col. Taxes
remaining unpaid Dec. Slst, 1864. will be
charged Il penalty. Per,ons having
knowledge OF these facr- will confer n
fauor bv informing others.
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advertisers.

Will please notice that We go 10
press on Tuesday afternoon, and that
il is desirable that all matter to Sc
cure insertion, should be on hand
Monday morning.
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Catholic Fair.

The Catholics of this place. will hold a
Fair ut Woods Hall. on Main Street. be-
tween Christmas. and New Years. at
which will be found refreshments and a
variety of useful and ornamental arrieies.
Proceeds to be- devoted 70 paying fot
their church.
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General Head Quarters, State ofOhio

~" AJrfANI dENkRAL 5 UTIICE.
COLUMBUS. Dec. &. 1884.
SPECIAL oBDEEs.
The members Of the 5lst Reg't, o. n. g., Crrum-
bull Co.. will meet at the Court House in Warren.
o. on Friday. the Soth day of Dec, 1854. at one
Colonel, 70 fl vacancy caused by the promotion Of
Ii. Col. II. r.. Harmon.
Col. II. r. Harmon will preside at said election
aud return 10 this oAice. copies Of Boil Book. and
Tally Sheet. showing the result
3. r. C0WEK
Dee. 2I-2w. Agt- Gen1., of Ohio.
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Fourth Lecture,

Prof 81. l.. Hitchcock, of W. r.
College, will deliver the fourth lecture
before the Reiemic Club, on Monday
evening, January I'd. 3
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Attention, Co.

AttentICn, 20. a.
The several members of Co. A, 51st
Regt, are requested 10 be at their
Armory, between the hours of two
andfour, tomorrow a~fternoons CrhuIs-
day. for the purpose OF arranging
their guns and requirements. \
meeting for business will be held In
the evening, at 7 o'clock. By order.
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Ehere did you get that splendid
Ovqrcoat, Beaver Cap, Mufler,
Ees all so uicef"
Down on Main Street where they
Yep everything a mar " boy wants 10
wear, at reasonable prices"
They keep good Goods at Turner s
pecks.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-12-28

HROCERlES-We ask special at
" tsntlon to our Stock of Dry Groceries. our
Young Tyson japanese and 0olong Teas are of SUI
perior quality and lOw prices at the
NEW YORK Store
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Dr. PAGING
rUARDIAN SALE OF REAL

In pursuance Of an order granted by the Proba,s
Court of Trumbuil County. State Of Ohio, / viii
offer for sale at public suction on Saturday the Xst
day Of December. 1854. n tgo O'Clock in the after
noon. upon the preFayssSifhe foliosipg described
Of TrumhulL, andS6te Of Ohio. 20 wit: :
The one undivided flh part Of lot No y. in said
village. Appraised sts2o. Terms cash
pss.l4-sv. Guardian Of jsAa ,. Kiasz:r.
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j. o. O. f.
Mahoning Lodge will install It's Of
6cers for the ensuing term on Mon
day evening Jsnuary 9th.
Ali members of the order are cordi-
ally invited to attend.
J. G~BROOKS, n. G.
- nan % 1SRI-0m
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r EGAL NOTICE

EGAL NOTICE.
Ia Fayette z. Ball viii take notice thst sephina
Ball fled in the Court Of Common Pleas of rrum-
bull County, Ohio. on the 18th day Of December. A.
D., 1864, a petition. which is still pending in said
Court. praying for q divorce from said fsyette +,
Ball, and alimouy and alleging. for cause. extreme
cruelty. Said petition viii be for hearing st the
next term Of ssid court. TAYLOR kJ0NES,
Dee. 81, UeA-sr. Attys for Ps.'t
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A ADMINISTRATORS sALR or

~ I'm =
IA REAL ESTATE.
bate Court of Trambull County. Ohio. l will oher
fer sale at Public Auction on
Saturday. the yth day GfJon., a 1850,
at one o'clock. =. NJ. upon the premises. the follow
ing described real estate. situate IN the lownsnip
of Southington. County of Trumbun and state Of
one peiec Of land situated in the Township of
Southington, and is known BY part ofl0t No. ~. IN
the original survey Of said Township. and bounded
as follows: !.
BeSinine at s post at the North West corner Of
lot No. two W. in the survey OF BoWmanyhle,
made by +. Is. Stow, August a54-thenee North
along the East line Of the highway, one chain and
four links, TO a lot of land decided to Daniel Deity.
juno S0th, 1885,; thence East on the south line OF
said land. two chains and forty-hv links. thence
North one chain and two links; 10 q post Of Jesse
Lynns land; thence East on said Lynns land. Two
chains and eighty-one links. 70 a stake and stones
thence South on land heretofore decided to Philip
Young. three chains aud ninety inks tothe North
erley line of lot No. O. thence North 81, est on
tue rear of lots No. 8. 4. ). and 8. three chains and
three; thence West two chains and-fve links to the
place Of beginning. aud contains one acre and
eighteen hun6redths OF land. excepting and re-
rerviug from the south side Of the above Land. for
public use. an alley Is feet IA width APPRAISED
1t Thirty dollars.
Southington, known as part Of lot No. 4S. IN the
original survey of said Township. and Is also known
as lot No.. 2. In the Village pi0tt Of BowmanYllies
as surveyed by f. E. Stow. in the Month OF A sust,
AID. 1854. and contains one Fourth o. an acre OF land
with u framel dwelling house thereon. APPRAISED
the purcbsee; money If DESIRE. upon Mortgage Of
the premises. JOHN
Administrator Of Hiram james. Deceased
Dec, I, lScl-tw.
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d EADY Made Clothing, Hats and
Ii Caps. aud Boots and Shoes For the best
bargain. 20 TO the NEW YORK Store.
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$ A THING OF BEAUTY is
JOY F0REVEh

There is nothing that could make q more elegant
or LASTING Christmas present than q handsome Oil
Painting for the Parlor or Sitting Room. We have
. few left that will be sold at great saeaifee, at
one third their real vale. Painting and Gilt frame
for sbont what the frame alone is worth. at
ADAMS BOOK STORE.
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I AIDES Cioaks and Shals, fall
H Stock and great bargains st the
NEW YORK Store.
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Lost!
On Saturday evening, between Mrs.
Graters and McCombs l. Smiths, Il
Blanket Shawl
The finder viii De literally reward
ed By leaving it At Freer 3 S :ith's.
Market Street
Warren o., Dec. 2Sth 1864.
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The Draft Meeting.

Don't forget the meeting az the Court
House tonight, in regard to draft mat
ters.
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In the Court OF Probate.
Josiah Dunlap Administrator,
De boais non with the will annexed
of William Brooks deceased. Petition u
VS. sell land.
Thomas Brooks. ct al.
Samantha Courtney. and James Courteny, resid-
ing in the State Of Illinois, William N. Brooks.
Benedict Brooks. residing in the State of MINES
sota. Ebeneser A. Brooks. and Miles Bacon. whose
places of residence. are unknown to said Admins
traitor, William kAnkins and Rachel Rankins, re-
siding in the State Of Indiana. will take notice that
on the l2tht day of December. 1854. the said Plain
tiff fled his petition in the Court Of Probate. Of
Trum hull County, Ohio. against them and others,
the legal Representatives of said William Brooks
deceased, setting forth, among other things, that il
was necessary 20 sell the lands hereinafter des-
cribed, and which were owned by the dccedent, TO
pay certain Legseies named in the will OF said de-
cea.ed, to wit:
Situate in the Township Of Weathersheld. Trum-
bull County, Ohio, and know as the West half OF
lot No. u. in tract No. Is. called Stoves tract. con-
tanning 81 acres and IS rods Of land. less four acres
sold from the s.. E. corner of ssid lot. And asking
for an order ofsaid Court. to sell said lands to pay
the legacies named in the will.
The defendants are required to answer said Pc
tition on or before the 2lst day Of January. A. ID.
JOSIAH DUNLAP. Administrator.
de E0Ris non with the will annexed Of the Estate
of Vi lillian Brooks dec.
By SUTLIFF. FUTILE & STULL. his Att'ys.
dec. q. 'ei.-ow.
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TROCKERY and Glass Ware-We
~ have 8 full Stock at prices that defy Compel
ton. NkW YORK Store
L EGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate
Trum-
ball Co, o.

Noah Smith, Administrator
with the will annexed of Peter In the Probate
smith, Plaintiff, Court, Trum-
vs. ball Co. o.
Anna Smith, ct. al. Defendants.
John Smith, Samuel Smith, Willism Smith, Pc
ter l.. Smith. Thorn Smith. Hetty smith, Anna
Mary Horton. Richard HORTON. and Smith. 8
minor child Of Robert Smith, deceased, all supposed
70 reside in the State ef Michigan, are notified that
Noah smith, as Administrator with the ill annex
ed, of Peter Smith. deceased. has this day filed his
petition in the Probate Court Of Trumbul County,
in which in which it is alledged that the personal
property beionsing to said estate. Is insufficient to
pay the debts now resting against II, and praying
the sale Of the undivided hall Of the following tract
or lot Of land. being port Of lot No. . in Newton
township, in said county Of Trumbull. for the pay
ment of ~said,debts. Said lot il described a. follows:
commencing in the middle Of the Canton and War
rem state road, on the north line Of said township Of
Newton, thence north along the centre OF said road
to Tracy Bronsonis south line; thence west along
Brol sons line to the centre of the Nahoning river:
thence south up the river. to 3 point west OF n. b.
CraWford's south line; thence east along Crsvford's
line 10 the north east corner Of the Crawford lot;
thence south on CraEfordIs east line 10 the township
line; thence east TO the place Of beginBing. contain
ing one and one-half acres Of land, more or Less
Said defendants are further notified that said petit
ton will be for hearing in said Prol ste Court. on
said day. WIN. PORTER. Attorney
Dec ]. 1854 declI-4w for Petitioner.
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A steady, reliable girl TO take care q
lhildren. Such an one find a &c
rable situation, and goJd wages by
plying Immediately at
T. J. McLAIN & SONS BANK.
gc. 81, 1864.
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Town and County.
The infant Orator.

Master Dudley Waller. will Lecture at
Webs Hall, on the evening Of January
6. 1855.
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DROWN and bieached sbeetiags
DaDd shirtings. Prints. Ticking, Checks, Drill
ings, Sc. AID Domestic goods generally. A full
sssortm ent. and greatly reduced rates st thH
NEW YORK Store.
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NOTICE.
IN The underlined have been duly appointed
executors OF the last will and testament Of David
@. Kerr, late of Hubbard, Trur bull County. Ohio.
deeeassd. GURSHAM II. KERR
Nov. z, lsef-5w." SAMUEL 8. KERR.
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Times of Holding Courts in the
9th Judicial District.
,TATE ma OHIO 81 :

To the clerk OF the Court Of Common Pless
Of Trumbuii Couoty SREEfIN6. It is hereby
ordered that the several Terms of the District
Court, and Court of Common Pleas. for the year
1885 shall be held in the several Counties cOmpris-
lug the Ninth Juiieial District. of the State Of Ohio.
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THE STATE on DINO.
FOR SALE!

A fine farm Of AS acres on the
IA turnpike-t0 acres In timber-well watered
Large dwelling house-cheese house-con house
Cow Barn-Grain Barn-large orchard-beside
Grapes and small fruits very desirable location
and pleasant home-the cheapest farm in msrket-
for terms apply TO A-RENIZ..
Dec. q, le64-4w. Warrsn.0.
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Ol lEumOull NCuJN bhEEllAU II II ltEtGy
ordered that the several Terms of the District
Court. and Court of Common Pleas. for the year
1855 shall be held in the several Counties cOmpris-
lug the Ninth Juiieial District. Of the State Of Ohio.
as iollOws. to WIT: %
DISTRICT COURT.
In Stark County, on August 3D..
IN Coiumbiana County. on August 2sth.
In Carroll County, ON August 18th.
In Mahoninz County, on August 3Oth
In Trumhull County. on April 18th.
: IN Portage County, on April 18th.
IN Lake County. on April 18th
In Geaugs County. on April 3tn.
In Ashtabula County. on April 2ith.
COCRT OF COMMON PLEAS.
IL Carroll CouuG. on January 18th. May 9th. and
September 5th.
In Stark County, on January S0th. May 18th and
October 18th.
In COiumbiana County. on January p. May 18th.
In MshoninE County. on January 81. May Let.
and September 9TH.
In Portage County. on January 18th. May 18th.
In TrumbuLl County. on January Soth. May 9th.
and October is.
Il Lake County. on January 9Th. April Sd. and
IN Geaqsa County. on January 2i,h May 9th.
and October Sd.
In Ashtsbula County. on February 9th. nay I'D,
You viii enter this order on the Journals of the
District Court: a. and 1. Cent C1RT;.s 81 S % 1soS;ra PIe ST land ?
Witness the signatures Of the Judges Of said Dis
trict at Warren. this 3lst day of October, AID. 1864.
AsMIPpLbEHS Judge: O6Shs Court S Of
n. L. CnAFPEE. Ninth judicial District.
THE STATE OF OHIO.
Trnmbull County SIS.
Ii. A. Harrington. Clerk Of the Court of Conl-
mon Pleas. within. snd for the county Of Trumbull.
hereby certify the above. and foregoing to be a true
copy OF the original order nov on file in the Clerks
Office. of said court.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court Of
OIL Common Plefs. at Warren. in Said
3szAL.f County this 81 day OF NoYember A
lJ ID. 1854 ca HARRINGTON.
Nov. los. Clerk.
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nran Meefing.

A Meeting of the Citizens of War
rem Township will be held at the Court
House. on Wednesday Evening, Dee.
%, 1864, for the purpose of correcting
the enrolment for said Township.
Those especially interested in th-
draft are expected TO be present and
assist in making arrangements to fill
the quota OF this toSDship.
No time is TO be lost,
let every man liable to a dfStt be
at15zE meeting A strong, united OF
fort must be male, Otherwise We will
fail.
q. P. JAMESON,
HARMON AUSTIN,
~ CHAS. r. HUNT,
fowSsaip MILITARY CoMAIrrE he.
Warren, Dec. %, 1864.
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CARPETS, On Cloths, Window
~ shades. Paper HAnslnss. &C.. The largest
sSonk aud CHEAPEST 81 the NEW Y0sE Store
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Western Reserve Chronicle

Rates OF Advertising,
ss- Twelve lines equAs 10 Oue inch in spGce. Iuake
|. Squsrs.
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FIFTY BUILDING LOTS,

For sale, in good localities, in tia Village of Wer
ren-can Be 6ousht on good terms. Inquire at Nc
ConpelPs SHOE n LEATHER STORE-
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Underwriters, Agency.
y. T. 81 O
Agents.

,GERMASTA, HANOVER,
NIAGARA, REPTBLIC-
INSURANCE COMPANIES Of
New Yorkhave entered into an arrangement
for the purpose of transaeting TOoErHER, q gsner-
al Insurance business.
They take large lines Of Insurance; issue but a
single policy. require but OSE SET of papers to
prove q loss - are controlled BY the best business
talent Of New York, and have q joint capital Of
S,S0OO.OOOI
This arrangement IL wonderfuIly popular in the
East. and will prove so ir Warren, II business men
will give 1t their attention. From Twenty 10 For
~ Thousand Dollars taken in a single risk. on good
sa fe property.
Call for documents and Policies, on
7. J. McLAIN K son, Ag'ts.
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IL Noah Smith, Administrator
with the will annexed Of Peter
smith, Plaintiff,
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PROPOSALS.
ORDRANoE oPTIoE, n,,.,,..v-.

wAsHIHsToE. d. O., June "A lse1;
,.rsnsns ans ftEsp D
the delivery at the New York Arsenal Of ~ ls Hu
non-eommissonedo offers Swords, ana Hv'o nst
tern. These svodrs are 70 be made in strict &c,
sSrdsnee With the STANDARD patterns 70 be seen 20
where made Deliveries must be made in iots sS OF
Whole len NUMBER eentisetsd for The srst delivery
TO BE- made on The I'D dsy Of Jaly, 1854: .;,,.
viii subject the contractor to forfeiture Of the
nS%fs5 he fail S dsye5 a. s9s oasr than
known to this Department to Be competent 70 sa;
for.
The bidder will be required to accompany his
spon.Sis persons that case his bid i. ieseptss
with good ana sufficient sureties, in 2 sum equal
to one;tenth Of the amount of the contract, to de-
terms Of this sdssrtisemsnt and In case the said
bidder should fail to enter into the eoHtraet shsy
person to whom the contract may be awarded. =.
nearest District Court of the United States Dis
Bonds il sum equal to petenth Of tn amount o.,
ful bidder OF bidders pom signing the contract.
FORM OF GUARANTY.
-
jointly and severaliy, covenant with the United
States and guarantee, in case the bid OF
h. he sss s ss
sufficient sureties, in sum equal TO one tenth of
the amount of the contract furnish the articles
proposed in conformity to the terms Of the advsr,
tsemeut, dated June IA. 1854. under which the bid
VAS made; and. in case the said - shall fail to
enter into contract. as Aforesaid, We guarantee
to make good the difference between the ofts5 Of
bidder, or the person to whom the contract may
| be awarded. =
Given under our hands and seals
lthis - day Of -, 1885,.
| Witness: lseal.l
| To this guaranty must be appended the official
certificate above mentioned.
Each party obtaining contract will be Obliged
to enter into bond with approved sureties for its
faithful execution.
| Upon the award being made, successful bidders
| will be notified and furnished with forms of con
| tract and bonds.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids if not deemed satisfactory.
| Proposals will be addressed to "Brigadier Gene
| raj George D. Ramsay. Chief of Ordnance, Wash
| ington, d. :" and will be endorsed. 'Proposali
| for Non commissioned 0hicers' and Musicians
| Swords" GEORGE d. RAMSA
| Brigadier General, Chief of Ordnance.
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e.. o, }
Sealed Proposals are invited By the under sned
st .nd fo1s " Ii
these places, with Hay, Corr. Oats and Stray. oo
BE- re- Ind s s q
must stat: 4 Which Of the named ss
rates .. 1sIck skss viii max. dsaveriss thersas,
I se n: :sd 3 s. sn
msnced. and when to be completed.
Corn 70 b. =, i1 GOD ous s.et: Of ,Sout
s Sushs saes The ssts to
extra charge to the Goyenment. The hay and
Ths particular Kind Or description Of oats. corn.
hay or straw proposed to be delivered most be
the srtdes under the bids herein in
yited viii be subject to Eisid Inspection sy the
eContrncts viii Be awarded from time 70 time to
the lowest responsible bidder, as the interest OF
Ss s s
have bee1 t>liveIed and accepted
IN ssesDted
within ten days 9Th shs
sureties in . sum equal to the amount Of the CON
tSsst deliver ths forage pEsgosed il eonfG5
the said bidder should fail to enter int ths con:
MAXI soSa The
sbs hi siaSs the TO whom the contract
max ee responeibilty of the suar.ntors must be
attorney. Collector Of Customs OF any other oieer
under the United STATES t a1x cs or RESPONSE
All bidders viii be duly notified Of the accept
TSs tuIl ns%e .na address Of each bidder
SasSs. .as ;Soaia 5. plainly marked Proposal;
Bondss In sum equal to the amount Of the CON
der st or bidders upon signing the contract.
Blank forms of bids; guar antees; and bonds, may
be obtained upon application At this omce.
FORM OF PROPOSAL.
tTOwn, County and i snssttsl,=-=
and deliver to he United States, 4 the Quarter:
msstsrs ,S.rt%sntt At asr!sesbly to the
fer Forage
the foliSxin g articles: viz; ,n,,., q,
bushels Of Oats. in sacks, at per bushsl of
- tons Of Baled Hay. at = Per ton of 1000
to p0sn Of Baled Straw. at per ton of 1000
Delivery to commence or before the day Of
into ssaEs
f has BEEN 81 ' accepted Your obsdisnt
BriRadier General D. Il. Rocker,
General Depot Quartermaster,
WASHINGTON, D. O.
GUARANTY.
We. the undersigned, residents OF -, In the
County of r., and State Of -, hereby GENTLY
and guarantee in case the foregoing bid Of
be accepted, that he or they will, within ten days
tract for the same with good and ficient sure
ties, in sum equal to the amount of the contract.
to furnish the forage proposed in conformity to
the terms of advertisement dated December g. 1868,
under which the bid was made. and, in case the
Aforesaid. We guarantee to make good the differ:
ence between the offer by said !" and the ne1t
lowest responsible bidder, or the person to whom
the contract may be awarded.
Witness,
- N6- (6eal.l
Seal i
I hereby certify that, to the best Of my knowl.
edge and belief, the above. named guarantors are
good and sufficient IS suretiss for the amount for
which they offer to be security.
TO be certified BY the United States District At
torney, Collector of Customs, or any other ofdcer
under the United States Goyernment. or respon.
''0ie PeF'0n AA'"A " 'A' D. d. RuoKlR,
dec 9-tf BriSadier General and Q. NJ.
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sA-sA TIsH WANG, THE GREAT CHINESE
Kill kEMEDYf for g ONORRHGA, GLEET,
AXIngredients are purely vegetable, It is
I'm pleasant to the taste. has no bad odor, and
aeteetisn. Oirculers free. Price 81 box; Sold bY
JOHN J, KRONER, successor 70 8. e; Upham, 40S
8. 9. FOkD, 400 fsnnsylyania avenue; Sent 81
mail, 80 3Al6 eoly
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NO CURE, NO PAYEGo to Dr.. BROTHERS
~ d GRAY and be cured. They have given
cure OF all forms Of particularly that Of
aprivate character, for twenty years. This is the
District, and have saved Thousands from q dis
graceful and horrible death How important it il,
disease upon themselves, to be cured before it IL
too latei thus preventing exposure of themselves
Once and residence l7s south B street. Island.
oppoaite Smithsonian, a. l9 ltag 10 9-lmA :
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Patent Nodded
Collars.

Gray's Patent Nodded
Collars,
Are universally pronounced the neatsst and best
fitting collars extant.
The upper edge presents . perfect curve, free
from the an giles noticed in all other collars.
The cravat causes NO Fuckers on the inside Of the
turn- down collar; they are Is SMOOTH INSIDE
AZ OUTSIDE. and therefore perfectly free and
easy to the neck.
The Garotte Collar has smooth and evenly IN
ishsd edge on both sides. .s
These Collars are not simply Eat pieces Of paper
sut in the fern Of collar. but are NODDED
ANpsHAPED TO PIT THE NECK.
They are made in Novelty Tor tufn-down
stvlej in every half sss from IL to II inches and
in -. Iursks," Tor Gsrotte.) from Is to II inehes
and hacked in solid sises'' in neat blue cartons,
CON aiming 100 each; also in smaller ones Of ten
..sh-the latter very handy package for travellers
army and navy officers. fft a9tE rTgfE@
~pvRRY COLLAR IL stamped - -
.aRAYp PATENT MoLDED COLLAR"
aold BIZ al dealers In mems furnishing goods.
The trsds supplied By = 1870 4 aa,,s
WALL, STEPHENS 4 co.,
spl4-sn 322 p. avenue, Washington,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-29
PROPOSALS FOR PORTER.

MEDICAL PuRvEYoR's OFfIcE,
WASHINGTON, D. c.. June q. lS64.f
Manufacturers and dealers in this article who
wish to supply the Paryeying Department of this
city, in large quantities at short notice, are re
quested to send writteD proposals to the Office at
a. early a date as pra- eicahle, for examination;
corked and wired, and pacled in barrels of six to
ght dozen each.
c. SUTHERLAND. Surg. o. 8. A.,
je 23-6t Medical Purveyor.