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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-20
WASHINGTON COUNTY FAIR

He'd ON Thursday and Friday. sen.
emher 2lst and 22nd, 1895. =
THE HEMPFIELD RAIL ROAD.
WILL RUN A TRAIN FOR THE Ac.
IA. tSS9mmOdation of such asWish 10 attend
leaving Wheeling 7:1O A. NJ
Returning, leave WnshlnRtnn, 400 p NJ.
TICKETS FOR, THE ROUND TRIP
Same price as usually charged one way. /.
All articles intended for Exhibition viii
DC charged the usual mites to Wnshinvfon.
lul Eeturned by the same parties viii ~
shipped bnck nee OF charge. - 70
{. N93IIcl--No TT1in win leave the wheelIng
STATION on the afternoon of those two .I1ysis
HePtlR1b n. w. -. BuRTON. SniI,t !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-20
I N x S.
Wantad

All Ev Of Which will he sold ut the lowest prices
kePI0 CAMPBELL & M'DERNfC1r.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-20
DRESS ELEVATORS

DRESS ELEVATORS.
A n: SMITHS PATENT ORNANEN.
~. TAI dress elevators for lifting up and
IeSt9onlng the bottom OF Indies dresses, iust
'V ssp:S at d. NIcoLL 4 BROS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-20

AIEERSCITAUM PIPES.
GENUINE AND IMITATION.
VI Brilr Pipes,
Patent Briar Pipes
Patent bronchial Pines.
some ses very fine at D. N1coI I sSi BROS Ross
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-21

8 MARSHAL'S PROCLAMATION

1T S. MARSHAL'S PROCLAMATION
~ United States Of America, Southern Diripon of
ssa Il Peter M-iendy United States Marshai for the
stste Of Iowa do hereby give public notice that the
case of the United against forty nine 9 bbis
aba in cause of and forte under acts Of
Congress did. the 9th of June, 1855, At Wa
peo Louisa county and take into my possession
for custody 40 bbls. highwines 10 bills alcohol
bbs whisky, 81 empty bb-. kegs, high wine tub,
tubs beer tubs lowine tub highwine tnb, yeaa-
ing this worm and tub. hot water tub, cold water
tub changing tub still, doubier alcohol tub,
copper still TIN yeast cars, oil cans, straaners,
malt mill buckets corn shelters set Of bGrrs for
erinning fanding mill, grain separator, 20 bushels
ground rye % BUSH and oats ground. counter
scales h. am scale 20 lbs OF hops lamps, part o.
side OF leather engine and boiler. Is cords Of wood
brace aud t hand-axe hot water pump. ios OF hog
peus stlhouse aud the machinery therein described,
alcohol house. situated lots and In block one ~
Wapello Louisa county. Iowa Ard j hereby also give
public notice that the time assigned for the return OF
said warrant and the hearing Of this cause Is the nst
Tucsdsy Of August being the hrst day OF August A.
1885 and hereby admoaish and summons all persons
claiming any interest said 10 bbs. Of hishwnes,
ala or knowing having ANYTHING 70 sa5 WY the
ma should not be ecreed TO be forfeited IN the United
and be cou-rn and sld to the pray
az s,id besnt they be and appear before nasd D
trct Court at its in the city Of Keokuk in said
District on said LIST day OF August 1861 at O'Clock
M when and where said cause will be heard then and
there to uterpose their claims and answer sed libel OF
information and make their al egAtinns in that behalf
PETRn MELENDY,
8 Marshal for the State pf Iowa
By FULTON, Deputy U. q. n.
Keokuk Lee Co Iowa, Iuty IA, '65-diw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-21
THEGATE CITY.


Hon. John Covode was, short time ago,
sent South BY President JoH1sox to investi-
gate the condition of the freedmen. He was
recently in New orleans, and made q speech
to universal suffrage meeting held there. He
said she had visited the freedmen on the
plantations, and he was satisfied that, if they
continued under the political control of the
whites, without having rights of their own,
their condition would be worse than BEFORE"
In regard to universal suffrage he said:
l have few words to say to encourage you
in Your efforts. / know the sentiment of
Congress and feel perfectly satisfied that
until the people of Louisiana will adopt the
policy advocated here tonight, no represen-
iative of your State viii ever be admitted on
the floor of Congress. ELond applause.
You may find obstacles in your way, you may
be. betrayed; but stand firm, gentlemen, and
the(loyal people of the nation will stand with
you. Renewed applause.
| am glad to have come here. | came to be
posted through personal observation on the
state of affairs. / have seen the freedmen on
the plantations. am going back to Wash
ington, well aware of the condition of things,
and viii have to report my views on the best
policy for the government to follow. My view
Is that all loyal men ought to vote. Tap
plause. My view is that the struggle be not
for nought. The DISTINGUISHED colored man
would be in condition worse than before [
advise you to continue in your policy.
/ viii not detain you any longer, but with
out further remark, will say that you are on
the right track. Loud Applause
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-21

0rues. 10. as..
.. s.vsssss. ,. Ans
| 81. voyvELLA CO.,
Id r UGGIS rs.
Ger. rAirA ana naan-sss., ],
KEOKUK, IOWA.
1'''..v,. scr: -. : ,:r: !: '''''''s
Drugs and medicines!
W. .s.sg !. :s'sss - sr.s. :. ''-.'s rA.sss.'
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES,
RE1KUa1ax. 80,
Isee.glsts. aaa not tAe city forvassye.a
TX BARRELS COAL OIL-Rsfpsd
~ Prime whiss. 1orssis Y . vc~u..m
10 BBLs. LINsEED OIL-Raw and
~ DsilsA. for sale ss narh:s rss.s y
z BBLS LARD Winter strained,
u Tor salsby .. ,. v0wMLL 90.
FAMILY DYE COLORS-A CON-
- vowELL 90.
InE oREIT El(ollSu REll EDY !
SIRJANFS CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.
Prrsrsd5 ~. prescription II ~ ,. cisrk, y. D.
YhvsisSss EztSssvdtsssI tstAs Qssss
nisi,yaauabis nsdiei,si unfailinsn the cure osan
toss pal,ful and dangerous diseases 70 which the f.
e,s eonstation Is subject II sHesssAnd
rsovss AL ohstruetlons saA spssdy curs nay Be r.
70 MARRG4D LADIES
Il 4 psc.liariy suited. II ~ 10 sshort time bring
~ nosthly period viii regularity.
uach BOTTLE price one Dollar. bears the Government
sssnp ofGrsst Britain, % prevent eountsrssits.
CAUTION.
YAsss paissAssi1 sst sssAksa ~ Ys~slss SsrSsssA
STasf THREE MONTHS u Prss.ssey, - tie, ass
sss trsssss Assss~rssss, Bet 81 ssy
- safs.
In all cssss fNervousand Spinal Affections Pains In
the BsckAsA Limbs, Fatigue slight exsrton ,Palpits
49, efths Heart. Hystsrtcs sad Whitss thsse Pfils I'll
sses VIXEN all other means have failed; and 81
though spovsrfai reeAy. do not contain iron essemel
antlnsny, or anything hurtfnl TO thscoastitstisn-
1ulidrsctaons inthe pamphlet sxcund ssch package
which should be carefully preserved
seLD u ALI DsseeIsfs.
sole Agent for the United States and CanaAa,
JOE M06Ke n Cortiaadt D. ,Nsv FORK
N.B-S1oo and postage stamps enclosed TO snyss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-21

THE CRoPs.-From all quarters we learn
that the prospects of an abundant harvest are
very encouraging. In this locality the far
mers tell us that wheat, oats and rye are all
doing well and promise an unusually large
yield. Our exchanges tell the same story
with reference to other parts of the State.
The corn crop in this vicinity is growing rap
idly, and the only fear we have heard ex,
pressed in regard to II is that the rains may
prevent sufficient cultivation to secure a good
cron.-Affon Courier.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-21
TT 8. MARSHAL'S PROCLAMA-
TON
UNIFIED srlrss OF AMERICA,

SourHras DIVISION OF Iowa.
Peter Melendy United States Marshal for tbs state
OF Iowa do hereby give public notice that In the o.
the United states against two bbls highwines q dtsa IN
cans of and forfeiture under acts Of Congress-
Idid on the 2lst day of June, D 1885, in the town
possession for safe custody two bbs highwines rect
firing tub mash tub, still tubs, doueisr copper
sti l hot water kettle, copper worms ! cola water
assigned for the return Of sid warrant and she aeang
Of this case Is the Tuesday Of August being the mrs.
SUN mons ali persons claiming interest In said TWO
bbis Of higwines Italia. knowing or having ANYTHING
En- az WV thu same should be decreed 10 ~ Forfeit
al 10 the United States and be condem ed and sold 70
the prayer Of s&d beilant that they Be end a
in said District on ad LIST day Of August leos
Al O'Clock D. m whom and where said cause VII be
heard then there to intepose their claims and an
aid lbe Of formation and make their allegations
IN ths, behalf PETER MELENDY,
o. 8. Marshal for State OF Iowa.
By H. FULTON, Deputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-21

WHEN General Winder, the brutal COM
mander of the noisome prison at Anderson
Vile, Ga, died, one ofour prisoners confined
there, prepared and hung outside the stock
ade the following placard 'sBy telegraph
The latest news from Hell-Arrival of Gen.
Winder. The devil being absent, General
Winder at once assumed command"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-21
Dentistry.

IN N. W. HICKS,
SURGEON DENTIST;
svJG1--ss3aSsssla. ssesssanalsa.1 SsAssss
HoO1krA1Es IoUUA.
Dr.M.w. HICKS IN prsssatins discard to shs pubit
ssg l.ssso ~ ~ = =. 3. PIT
81 ne T.A 49, ~ 4. - -. 1SnsT 9rrIs
in the STATE DO that kind Of work. and that With ths
sszp~isnes and The sess tscilisie. he doesit q
- anyr''p''s.S'' D''''''fof :
1 G. lN0ERsOLL.
u III IT n I - II
A9OKUKs iowa.
4 oel,sstsptsen 70 III mode ofrsstoeinsl oose
- - atsing Gold and PlstinA oftssth
- Dsr1sst = tks bsss Atting Aad
IA - ..s..aAssarssaa UrIEass1 o. rsz1s, Asrslh
n r De1urs - natlFalin appserance Tor -.
D11AL ness-ooFnsrof hainand Third ssssss- ,cvo
.HASHEESH CANDY,
THE GREAT
ORIENTAL NkkvlNb WAPUUNU
s.sn 5. sSs.s q sess and story snoas ~ fsssaa
Arabians and Assyrians
|.rns sscrss - YsasA ana Deansyl
R...dy tAas ought y y !. every house q =
800 efiSs A@ssasss ~ pssey - seovs ~, -
e1.s ~ .s.z;,. 80 y ~ .
~ Wris~s - s1saksr - s.1s.t "a tas l.al.sn
3. 49, - =: s 1890 =
- uatsex. ssssA 4. 49,; IN 3 es'f'
sAs - CT Es,psa e. - q sshsr 49,
xss nlsa fsisvS Nh, - tAas y = = s'f.s go
- s.,.br.s.a y. noss, u rsw York. NJ - srss
7 1sfses 4 - HssAsssA Cssay - R.sk
s1sSS rfsaer tAan 1stAppaASl ooal4 et4 - .
rssds . possns 1Of gosd - III vsrs .ofs
h 4 surs ours ~ d. vit1s Dance.
Il y 0nra Cure Sbe Hevsr amA Ague. w
s.. g: = s: 2, ss., s:s;,,,1 - 49, -
ssrs osrs 81 1ItIi1it1 q - 1T. .sss..<
-. Or = 9,1ssI 49, r. :s7
/ esss0s1s - inlIaily - No. r.. i 80.
r. ss r. - s r:an . Ssss - = =
- = 80 z1roa1zp eszY y ~
1 - vEal1n1 | ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-21

THE bills consequent upon the death of Mr..
Lincoln, including those for decorating public
buildings, and those for the frnarai have all
been delivered TO Secretary Harlan. Their
aggregate is but a trihe over $25, 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-21
TT s. MARSHAL'S PROCLAMA-
TON. t
UNITED STATES or AMsRrcA, !

.
6ourHyRr OrvyuToN oy Iowa.
Peter Melendy United States Marshal for the state
of Iowa do hereby ss public notice That n the case OF
the United States sacnst corn sheIlef difd IN
cau.e of seizure and forfeiture under acts Of Congress
Ala on the 2lst OF June 1867 at Franklin Con-
ire Lee COUNT Iowa, arrest aid take into my pcssee.
sio for safe custody corn shelter, ~ash esstie
n tub cold water tub, yeasting tubs mash vaf
large whisky tub, bbs. vinegar, cold water vat,
ssill, heater, doubler worm and tub beer pump
oo,d rater pump, vinegar tubs. And hereby also
We uubc notice that the time assigned for the return
Of sad warrant and hearing OF this cause the Let Tne
A. Of August being the 6rst day OF August A. D. 1862
80 hereby anansh and nmon all persous claiming
any interest in said corn .heer, e aa Or or
nythiuS why the same should not be de-
rd Il BE forfeited to the United States and Be con-
desned and sold 70 answer the prayer q 40 ssil.ns
A. the city OK Keokuk Ia sed District on aid LIT
Of August. 1885, It oloeh m ~hs n Ara .n.,s
-ss,..- .ra answer said libel OF information and
ss1.3. ~ q. siisvstinns In that behalf.
l,71l<< PBfeR MELENDY,
A n a. Naxvhsl for the Stats Fl Iowa.
BY n. FULTON, Deputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-21

IT is singular that after the many hard hits
so literally dealt by Punch for the last TWEEN
ty-four years, only two actions have been
brought against it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-21

ADAM r. SLAYMAKER, a st. Louis book
keeper, 80 years of age. shot himself on Sun
day. diving instantly. He had been in deep
melancholy for several weeks, through disap-
pointed love.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-21

r r. ADAMS.
General Insurance Agt.
O101CDs
lsssnd FlssR Fint National Sank building
nm, nlyEa AND LAKE IssuRAEOE.
fIyUEDYIvRIfERs PoLlCY Or IHsUllACE
s I'll - Hssssv lsssS - ~ Cb~psssss
Ths 0srnania, Haasvse, Niagara aaa
RspsAlls rhs las. cs.'s, sf,1. =.
Aggregate CasA Aassas, eaeoe.eee
.Wes-cAHssss' lsssssrGsece c.,
or HARTFORD.
Cash Asset. $3.50, $50 90
lstrsDslital assurances Csnplny, NV YsFk,
casA Asssss. s11s,ss5 -.
Ysaksrs AL n, J. FRsIna CO. n. =
CasA xsssss, ssss,so7 -.
- LIFE 1bsSuRANOE.
| fke11ffal ~ ln11laass y, m Isrk
- lpes = -. = Gs,s.o
10 nj ~ ooooo(
y <s ssill1lv -
ssTgA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-21

UNTTBD PRRSHYTERIAN-E inh strsee, between
Milan and Rlcndesu: services syery sabbath 1t II
and y p. N. Sunday school ~ IN.
jams BRowH, PASTOR.
-YIRST PRBSBYTERfAN--Cornef High and Fourth
streets Services every Sabbath ct IL q and p
sunday School O. m. HI. GILLETTE, Pastor.
UNITARIAN CHURCH-Cornsx High and Fourth
strects Services every Sabbath at II =. m. Sunday
School .. n r. HAssAiI, Pastor.
CHATHAM BQUAxDM n. 3 CHUKCH- Corner oYeev.
ensh and Morgan Preaching every sabbath a.
IL = a. and e .. m Sabbath School at -. Public
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evenings.
$3.50 = n. WAAIxU, Pastor.
PrRsr BAPTIST CHURCH-Third street, between
Concert and High. Services every Sabbath at O..
and p N. Sabbath school ek > =.
J. r. WRDfovEn, Pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH--HisA street, beswsen
Eih and eixth. Services syefy sabbath - p - end
ON Wednesday EVENING". 0Hosss THAcnsa. Pastor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-19

vyyANTED-A MAN SKILLED IN THE CARE OF
w horses and sardening can have permanent stna-
ton and fair wages his references satisfactory by
applying at the corner Myrtle and Throop Brook
I'm, or at No. IS Broadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-19

r,In REwARp-LosT 4 BLACK MONKEY PINCH.
SltD ar Tho above reward viii be ID by returning 70
AZ Bayard street I2 Canal siresL b. August hehasl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-21

PEELED 70 say that that trast has been grossly
abused. You have prosecuted this old man to
the utmost of your power (pointiag to COnnel-
ly, who stood looking OF in amazement); you
have behaved most disgracefully; you have
caused him to be robbed of the money he had
to pay you. and then yoH come TO demand what
You had already taken. Aye, sir, you may
(beckoniDg to one outside), come in. Here is
your servant and accomplice. Shame on you,
sir, to act so basely. You. cid man, were right
in thinking you knew the voice OF the robber;
there is the man. MIR. Lesson, from this mo-
ment free You from all responsibility con-
corning my property; you may 60, Sir, unless
you see nything very agreeable to detain you
here"
The agent shrunk from the cottage quite
crest-fallen. What need to tell the restl
Pat and Norah were married in q few days.
and in fortnight after Mr.. c. sled to the
al ar lovely BRIDE" as the newspapers said
on the occasion-who did net love him the less
because he had behaved kindly to his tenants
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-21
ITO THE PHBLIU: ou
DEPARTMENT.,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
SOLICITORS OFFICE, Oct y, 1854.
Congress, by an act passed at its Last session
placed considerable sum of money at the dispose
Of the Secretary of the Treasury, to be employ ed
In the prosecution Of measures for the detection
and punishment of persons engaged in counter;
letting Treasury notes, fractional currency, ana
Other securities of the United States This tnna
Ii devoted to the payment IF rewards to 9etectlvss
ana others through whose o1sn
ders are brought to justice; and its sdnlnst6IIon
ana the conduct of the measures reierIeu TO are
placed by order of the sesrr tary under the lnms,
diate supervision ef the undeIsisned, to whom all
Sgannes esbonId be Addressed Libers
rewards have siresdy been paid to several parties
who have aided in the apprehension Of counter
fsiters. IN. oH..s 10,
to ths interest which all good citizens must feel in
DECENTRALIZATION of crimes tending to impair the
eredit 81 the national securities, and thus embar-
rass ali business operations will induce the earn.
est co operation Of sll capable Of afordng any aid
in the efforts bsing made by The Department for
the attain ment of that desirable end; 1t is espsc
Tally urged that all persons having knowled ge of
facts i'm portant to be known by the Department,
concerning such offences, will communicate them
fully and prom pity to the undersigned.
Publishers of newspapers Throughout the eoun-
try will render essential service to the Govern
meat and the pab!ic By giving eo%nspicaegs ppbli
novl etDsmW Solicitor Of tho Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-21
GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS

REsoLuIloN In regard to the duties OF Surveyor.
and and wing the salary of comm'seEer Of Streets
Common cosneI 3, he Sa,po1aticn o. Sss9ss.oss.
entitled qessra to sns
uehnin the duties of Com missioner Of Streets and
sr iS fa hs sss ey Of
y ii s nan S1
and the same is hereby repealed.
dnsG Of Streets and Waer in Be-
Seven hun red dollars, commencing Jan. 2, 1865.
Approved January Il, 1855.
AREssLurIoN to pay certain claims.
RsSolrtd by t,e Board Of Aldermen and Eoard of
That he Clerk pay to the order of T. A. Lazsnby,
Forty tour dollars and ten cents in full of his bil
tbs i toHh SEPT d Dec 1884, h 2i.s To To
the order off. G. Hieston & Co.. the sum Of Two
esn S Gea an and %oo ur
Rsbeb for the ss use Sf this 81 orr from Sept
lns; Sixty dollars and thirty Ave cents in full Of
bis biz for 10 ~ and snTyns dead animals
Approved January IA, 1855
A RESOLUTION to pay certain Liabilities of the
Vigilant Fire Company.
Cno CSg Of ke Srporai,on Of Gsopssosa
That one hundred aud Fifty dollars. or so much
hsIsof as may pc as BE- and the is
the Viailas Fire Company, and the Clerk is
hs reby Crecteh 10 pay the same upon the order OF
tn president Of said FIRE company.
Approved January IA, 1858.
RESoLUTIoE to pay certain Claims
RCso!red ~ the Beard Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common COHnci! Of the CORPORATION of GeOrgetorn,
hat the Clerk pay TO the order of James r Essex
ninety doiars in full of his bill fer livery of the
Corporation horse one quarter ending 3ist Deem
Der, 1856 10 w. III Cham berlen or order twenty
the Coz peratiOn from January 18th to August 49,
1854 and from November 10th to December 81 1864;
and to Jenkin Thomas or order eleven dollars ami
twenty-five cents in flil OF his bill from January
26th to November 9, 1854.
Approved January a. 1865.
RssOLUIION in favor of George Hill, jr, James
A. Magrueer, and J. W Decide
ReSetrtd by The Board Of aldermen and Board ef
L6,'af'iCn Co6le Of the Corporation Of GeoTgetocf
That The CLERK pay from money received ny him
on account Of the draft fund, the sum of eight
order of George Hill, jr James A. Mssruder, and
j W Decide. on their furnishing proper vOuch-
ers for the same. (Approved Jan. II, 1865.
A RESOLUTION instructing the Committee before
Congress-.
Common Council Of tbs Coypordti0n Of GeorgstocH.
That the committee TO represent the interests of
the town before Congress, is hereby Instructed to
act in conjunction with the committee appointed
by the corporation Of Washing toY. to obtain from
the Congress Of the United States such action as
will protect the interests of the District of Column.
bia in the approaching draft, and that they will
urge upon the Commute on the District Of 90
lun bis in Congress, to take such action as will
ensure correct enroll r1ent and a just appertion-
msnt Of the quota of this town.
Approved January IA, T65.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-21

CUMBERLAND AND ANTHRAOIY1 COAL,
LUMBER, &C., &c.
WILLIAM R. SNOW & CO.,
107 Water street. Geor getown, D. O.,
Have for sale at Wholesale snd retail,
1900 Tons CUMBERLAND COAL,
1000 Tons ANTHRACITE COAL.
Also, q large smount of very superior Oak
Ash and Hickory
LUM der,
of every description.
All of which Will be sold on reasonable terms.
All orders left at our once or addressed to US
through the Post Once win receive ronpt attee.
ton. VIM. R. SNOW CO..
107 Water street.
dec8-lm Georgetown, D. O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-21
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some of the n Ost EN- inen PHYSICIANS IN America
Erpitrit ds ertsOnS stating lphe7 they should nat be
used. with each Bex-the Price One Da!2dy pr SOr
or Box s for IS, containing from 50 to 50 Pills
Pills sent BY mail! pronptly. secure from obssrvs
' FOR p shIH AL ID pRua4sTs
HUTCHINS Il HILLYER, Proprietors,
dec To- oly,a 81 Cedar st, New York.
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L NJ. LOOMS, MD,

"a NJ; LOoMIs, n IT,, u,u ~
ERAL PLATE TEETH, attends person 10
ally at his ofice in this city. Many persons can
person can wear others who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my office can be accommodate
with any style and price Of Teeth they may desire,
bat 10 those whe are particular, aud wish tn pu-
rest cleanest, strongest and most perfect denture
that art can procure. the MINERAL TEETH will
re more fully warranted.
Rooms in this eity-Eo. 33s Pennsylvania ave. +,
between 9th and 10Th SITS. Also, 907 Arch street,
Philadelphia, mar ly
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1874 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE :39t
FURSl FURSll FURSll!
The greatest ipdueeme nts ever known in
HATS, CAPS and
LADIES' DRESS FURs,
Call early and see for yourselves at
NJ. o. GLADDEN. 4 co..
New Hat, Cap and Fur Store,
No. 394 PepDa. aV. bet. Al and 9Th SITS.
dec u 2wt
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cCU, UUU BOOTS AND SHOES

cOU, UUU BOOTS AND SHOES
AT REDUCED PRICES:
HELLER & CO.. 492 SEVENTH ST.,
Are still offering their entire stock of BOOTS ssd
SHOES At reduced prices, ,compris ng es@e
aud Shoes. We are selling sssx.
Genuine Ladies' Glove KID Congress Boots at 50
A good Lodies' Leol her Haeled Shoe at Sll5,
Ladies slippers. good quail ty,, IS cents.
All sizes now OF the Boys Copper tipped Shoes
Heavy Mems Shoes atSl Is.
cost at HELLER n CO.'S,
4927th ST., 4 doors above Odd Hell2ws' Hall.
Also q large variety of Trunks, Valices and
Travelling Bags at cost at HELLER Il CO.'S,
ian q-Im< 492 7th street, bet. and q SITS.