davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17
W1ZZZZ22z

All the Medical men and the Press recommend DR..
Strickands AntiChOlera Mixture the only certain
remedy for Darrhoca and Dysentery. 1t il combine
ton Of Asringents Absorbents, Stimuants and Car
mnatives and IL warranted to effect cure after all
other means have failed.
For sale by Druggists General Depot, No. 8 East
Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17

WE are in receipt Of the Travellers
Record, neat, spicy, little three column
sheet, published At Hartford. Connecticut,
and devoted 10 that best Of all Insurance
Companies, the Accidental We wouldn't
60 fishing or duck hunting, on steam.
boa: or train without seeing an agent Of
this company and providing for our future
safety. a waggish writer to the Record
proposes to take an sgency if the pub.
fishers will inform him "if Enoch arden
was inquired! The Record is of the
opinion that Enoch omitted this important
duty Seriously, we regard the Accidental
Insurance Company as the most valuable
one that society is blessed with.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17

WHY is q washwoman like grief! Because
che wings mems bosom..
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17

ST. LoUIs is asserting its claims 70 impor.
lance as place form atrimonial in6delities
and inielicities. Seventy.two couples are seek.
ing divorces at the present term Of the Courts
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17

A MAN with seolding wife, when inquired
OF in relation to his occupation, aid he kept .
hot house.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17

~ BUY FRESH GROUND OSWEGO WATER
LIME AND GENUINE ROsENDALE CEMENT OF
GLASS / SON.-8A
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17

r. HUBBARD continues to receive the
latest and choicest Sheet Music, Musical
Instruments, Watches, Jewelry, &C., &c.
Mr.. H. has a stock from which it is easy to
select articles to meet the taste Of the most
fastidious
Next door to the Bank.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17

Dr.. Stricklands MslIinuous Cough Balsam is war
ranted to cure Coughs, Colds, HOarseness, Asthma,
WhoopinglCough, Sore Throat, Consumption, and all
affections OF the Throat and Lungs
For sale by Druggists. General Depot, No. East
Fourth Street. Cincinnati, Ohio
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17
Truly yours,
. ALoSzo BRows,
San. Agent for CLAYTON Co.

NoRrH WESTERN SANITARY FArR.-In
order to controvert statements, and remove
false Impressions that have gone forth, and
in some quarters been industriously circu.
lated, that on account Of our recent victo.
ries, and the prospect Of an early termina
ton to the war, the great forthcoming Fair
is not as necessary as heretofore, the Execu
tive Committee have decided to issue the
following Circular: tasaaa-- q. 81
Three hundred thousand sick and
wounded soldiers are now in hospitals all
over the land. All those who are familiar
with army diseases and wounds incurred
in battle, know that such cases require
months Of careful treatment to recuperate,
or even convalesce, sufficiently to enable
them to endure removal. Comforts and
delicacies for these brave sufferers, will
require . greater amount of means, than
the most sanguine friends of the Fair ex-
pect to realize from it. Every man of the
three hundred thousand belongs to US, in
honor, humanity and by sacred pledge
They have stood in our stead and been
mangled and made helpless for ~. We
cannot rcpudiate the debt we owe them,
without shocking justice and humanity
Mrs. Hosmer writes from Vicksburg, in
April, 1865: .tH .tsrs -.
II see no end Of hospital services; and
sanitary stores are, and will be needed for
many long months, possibly years. The
supplies down the river are mesgre and our
boys are suffering for want of delicacies =
At Baton Rogue, the splendid hospital (,he
Marine). under care of DR.. Roberts, is in
need OF everything that can be sent, in the
line Of edibles--not delicacy in the store
room, and only few shirts and drawers on
the shelves" -----.---..--
This is only one Of scores OF hospitals,
with similar necessities. that cannot be met,
unless the Treasury Of the Commission shall
be replenished by the Fair.
A hundred thousand of these men must
have Homes" for life. Should the war
cease to morrow and our regiments be
mustered out Of service, large majority
of tho Western Army must pass through
Chicago on their way home, AID be enter
tanned at the Soldiers Rest and Home,
both Of which Institutions, provide for
every soldier. WITHOUT DISTINCTION OF STATE
OR COLOR, and are to share the beneficial
results of the Fair. ..-.. ,..........
We trust that the North West will not
ps'uit ue' nOuot1oIc PicSt'so suu kioTiouS
record to be clouded, so near the close of
the War. ..-.-,s,.- ....a. .r.st.
Let all unite to give such benefit to the
boys in blue, as shall overshadow all pre-.
vious offerings. Let the people pay another
heavy installment on the debt due to them,
that can never be repaid, and almost i'm
possible to appreciate. Let the full current
Of the patriotism, liberali'y and humanity
of the North West, sweep away all vain
pretexts, in this last great effort for the
Treasury Of the North Western Sanitary
Commission and Soldiers Home Fair.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES,
Of the N. W. Sanitary CON- and Soldiers
Home Fair.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17

New ADs.--E. r. Barron & Co., L. N.
Andrick, DsHaven's Circus, Strickland's
Bitters, S. Rosenthal, l. Goldsmith & Co.,
Proclamation, Restaurant for sale, by Fra.
ser. Jay Cooke & Co.'S 7 80 Loan, Bezer
Lodge, P. 0. List, Hunting & Bassett, Glass
& Son, Agricultural Society and others.
Read them all and profit by the informa.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17
THH OoNCH7T
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
s II VI TAR r FAIR,

Will take place at the Baptist Church on Thursday
Eve, May 18th. The following IL the Programme:
LIST. Orchestra and Piano.
I'd. Solo and Quartette-Marching thro' Georgia.
Sd. Duet-Hear me Norma.
4th. Duet-Merry Swiss Girls.
9Th. eolo-Father and Mother, by J. c. Baker.
9th. Instrumental Duet.
7th. Solo-Ave Maria.
Sth. Solo-Kathlcen Mavourneen.
9th. Duet-Gipsey Countess.
10th. Orchestra and Piano.
PART SECOND.
18th. Solo and Quartette-Evangeline.
18th. Solo-By J. G. Baker.
18TH Duet-Moonlight on the Rhine.
14th. Solo.
18th. Instrumental Duet.
10th. Solo and Quartettc-Tenting on the old Camp
Ground.
18th. Solo-By J. c. Baker.
18th. Duet
10th. Orchestra and Piano.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17

Turn out, and all come and see the wonderful and
astonishing Fsats Of
MONS. SlGN0R BLISS,
Walking Ceiling, Feet up and Head down. And the
doors OF tho Afternoon performance,
M'Ll4E LOUISE,
The greatest Tight Ropc performer in the world will
make Ascension single wire, three hundred feet
in length from the ground to the top OF the Center Pole
90 feet high from the ground. Renember this perfor
nance takes place abe ut O'Clock in the Afternoon, and
IL free for all.
This great Combination Company embraces moro tai.
ent than any other company now travelling, among
which are tho following:
MILE LOUISE,
The greatest Ascentonst and Tight Rope Performer in
the world
MILE DE'AULAY,
The great Partisan Equestrienne.
MADAME ANNETTE SEAMON,
The Wire sylphide and Dansuese.
Levi y. NORTH,
Americas own Horseman.
SIG NOR BLISS,
Tho wonder Of the world in his extraordinary Antpoda
Feat Of walking Ceiling.
MR.. ALBERT AYMAR,
In his celebrated Principal Act.
THE GYMNASTIC BROTHERS,
From Cirque Imperial Paris. The Trained Ponies,
YANKEE NOTIONS and LITTLE REBEL,
The smallest creatures introduced in ring.
MIR. CHARLES RIVERS,
In beautiful Changeable Acts.
BERDEAU AND CARR,
From Cooks Royal Circus in their wonderful perform,
ancc on the Horizontal Bar
YOUNG LEVI NORTH,
The greatest rider of his age living in his thrilling act
on his Wild Ponies.
HENRY COYLE,
The celebrated Trick Clown in his celebrated Act on
MR.. W. YLOR,
The world renowned Somerset Rider
NJ r. 10 II N NAY LOR,
In his wonderful Battoute Leaps.
THE TRAINED HORSE, MARS,
Introduced by Levi J. North.
StgNO1' Bliss r. Children,
In their beautiful acts Of Posturing,
BATTOUTE LEAPS AND rUMBLING,
By the Troupe, led by the Heroes of 100 somcrsets
RIVERS and AYMAR.
Master Willie.
As the Wild Hunter of the Far West. Last but not
least the performance will be enlivened by
that jolly son of Momus, Aft' e..
N r. p. II. SEE NJ ON,
The great American Clown, Jester and Comic Vocalist
MR.. ". McAR7HUR,
Tho World Renowned Funny Clown
And the Comic Mules THAD and JOSH, who never fail
to bring forth from the audience rounds Of applause
Each entertainment will conclude with
LAUGHABLE BALLET PANTOMIME,
In which Miles Julia, Fanny, Jeanette, Marie and
Master John, Frank, James, Thaddeus, Joshua aud
Duftield will appear. @
Each performance will be enlivened by music given by
tho unrivailed N. Y. silver Cornst
OP e A B Nd,
Led by that famous champion, Mr.. J. II. Perkins.
Will exhibit at lansing Thursday May 18th, at Pr du
Chen, Friday, May 10th, and Ut McGREGOR,
Saturday. May Goth, 1865
Admission SO Cents. Children Is Cents.
Doors open at ~ and r. NJ. Performance to COM
Daence ut and ~ p. n. tst5
Remember that the Grand Outside
A S g f. N S ] O N
Takes Place at one o'clock P. ~, fires to all.
So For particulars sec large Bills and Programmes.
X. NORTH, Agent.
r. S.-Two performances esch day, rain or shine.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17
~ th;no Of beauty q a ;oy foverer"

~ Thing ef baaasy e a joy forever"
And nothing 10 so beautiful q picture of health
Headache, Nervous pains, stomach, distress af
ter eating prosrating weakness, disnclination for
society," mental dependency, &C., the rule rather
than the exception with the human family, and have
stamped their effects upon all The most effective
GENTLE sudden and agreeable remedy the Plantation
bittses prepared by p. II Drake 4 Co., New York.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17
GARNAvrLLo, Nav 18th. 1885.


Eds. Times In your issue Of the 10th
inst. see you notice, and very properly
too, an error made in giving credit for the
money collected BY Mrs. II. B. George and
Mrs. Charles Barron. in McGregor, for the
North. Western Sanitary Fair. In my let.
ter to B. W. Raymond. Esq, Agent Of the
Iowa San. Com. at Chicago, inclosing the
money, I stated that it was collected by
Mrs. George and Mrs. Barron at Nc Gresor.
The letter was dated and mailed at Nc.
Gre9or, and I requested him to send a
receipt to the at Garnaeilso. Hence, per.
haps, the mistake. As soon as got the
receipt wrote to the Treasurer of the Fair
to correct the error, which he has undoubt.
edly done. Mistakes of that character,
amid the hurry of business, will of neces.
sity occur. But I hope they will be few
and soon corrected, for those who spend
their time and incur the frowns, and often
the grumbling Of miserly men, to raise
money for so good and noble cause, de.
serve full credit for it. I certainly appre.
ca.e their services too fully to permit the
least detraction from the honors due them,
il in my power to prevent it.
| am pleased to hear that the ladies Of
McGIsgor are making so determined an
effort to win for the commercial metropolis
OF Clayton county and Of Northern Iowa,
the respect and esteem Of the commercial
metropolis Of the North west, by large
contribution to the Fair. And il the bust
ness men Of McGregor do not respond
literally to their efforts. they will sadly dis
appoint the people Of the county. who have
. high appreciation Of their liberal;ty.
Please publish the enclosed circular, and
obligs, .@ ."."" 70.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17

W. A. BENTON. P. NJ.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17
ID I Re ID 3

At McGregor, on Sunday. May 14th, Clara Maude,
daughter Of Geo. and Nellie L. Dickey aged eleven
months and fourteen days.
Funeral services by Rev. S. p. Sloan.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17

STEEL, our latch string is out.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-05-17

10 see US on sunday last, but SOL T. Son
keep so good house that the visits of
WINNIE & Co., are not 50 frequent as for.
merly.. Mr.. PaArr is rigging up =
Sprinkler for McGregor use and all men
who desire to have clean clothes, faces,
goods or consciences will be liberal in sus.
tanning him. II. Goldschmidt i Co have
bought out Charley Budde. Gollschmidt
is the youngest merchant in town and We
hope be will win. See his Advertisement
and trade with him. .. Fishing has com
,nenced in earnest. Fine bass, pcker.l,
pike and catfish are caught in abundance.
Call on Haight for your "hxins." =. See
Barron's advertisement, buy all your dry
goods before they advance and wal. TIL next
week for our opinion Of the three excellent
gentlemen making up the firm ;. "A deer
was caught last week while attempting to
swim Bloody Run. It was named rs. P.
R." That Chicago "chier' will see the
point!. Uncle Granville" Sherwood of
Beloit, formerly of Nunda, N. Y, and DR..
Chittendon Of Madison, have been spend
ing srfew days with W. D. Townsend and
other acquaintances among whom we are
glad to class ourselves. Uncle Gran is only
80, hale, hearty and As full Of fun As boy;
the Doctor has broken leg and as Grip
pie We are sorry for him, but when it comes
to genuine waggery and mischief We forget
all sympathy. If he isn't genial, whole
souled IT. G." We have forgotten the use
of the initials. Town, lets arrange to have
these friends live here good while
Capt. Kohn of the invinciblc Phladel.
phia Brigade. reached home on Wednesday
morning last and was welcomed by host
of sincere friends. His prompt response
to our notice Of last week entities him to
promotion. Let hin. be Najor!..
Charley Miller Of the Empire" went of to
Milwaukee and Chicago day or two ago
to see what was going on in other cities -
He is one Of the best Of our citizens and
has friends enough to make small army.
Brown, clerk of the Mondell, was badly
cut with knife, one night last week. by
Joseph Dykens. in quarrel. As the case
/ is probably in the hands Of the law and as
no testimony is before US. we wait further
information before deciding it. News.
papers usually know more about case
! than those who witness tho event; this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-01
Arrest Of Junus Brutus Booth.
From the Philadelphia Ledger.I

There were peculiar circum stances con-
nected with the arrest OF Junius Brutus Booth
in this city. After his arrest by Detective
Krupp, he was taken to the Provost Msrshal's
office, to await the departure OF the train for
Washington. While in the office he was in
charge Of two men as a guard. He engaged in
very little conversation, but was smoking
cigar, and, during this time, he free uently took
from his pocket that appeared to be scraps of
paper with which TO light his cigar. The
guard did not attach any importance to the
act, but it was afterwards TRANSFERRED that these
were letters and envelopes which he thus de-
stroyed. After he had been sent away, and
The attention OF Captain Lane and Commits.
sioner Barrett was called to the fact, they
gathered together the fragments, but the letters
were so effectually destroyed that nothing can
now be gained from them. The corner Of an
Envelope showed the printed inscription,
british Province" and q small remnant of
letter inside OF this en- yelope contains only the
words ''your brother"
While In the office Junius Booth was engaged
in looking over q Bible on q table. When he
had finished this, he took q narrow slip of
paper and wrote what now appears TO have
been q letter 1t was written on both sides, but
as soon as finished he tore them into small
pieces and threw them into the spit.box, or on
the floor. After he was gone an attempt was
made TO collect the fragments OF this letter,
but without success. Enough was found to
shew thatthe letter was intended for his sister,
and referred TO the fact that he was waiting
IN the marshaPs office for the cars. He babe
her be OF good cheer, There is also q reference
to grandma" but the rest of the sentence Is
gone. Attention is called to two psalms; one
can be made out, the 49th; the other not de-
clpnerable, as part Of the numerals are
OF and lost.
As before stated, Booth made no opposition
when arrested. He professed to have o recol-
lection et the letter published in til , news.
papers, and which has reference to oil
speculations and the fall OF Richr lond, but
asserted that 1t was not a fair ex ract pub
Isned
Since the arrest Of unius Brutus Booth Mr.,
John ). Clarke has been taken IT 20 custody.
BY whom or on what charae is not known
His wife only knows that he was taken away
by three men two days ago, and has not re-
turned since.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-01
PROPOSALS.
CAVALRY H0Rslsi
~ ARTILLERY HORSES
o~a,tz,nast, Gessrap. oNe., ksa Dirisio.

QHart1sHdstr GeneYars OHes kSst Dicisiov.l
Washtnsto@ Cry, d C.. March Is. 1855
HORSES, suitable for the cavalry and artillery
service, will be received ct Giesboro nenot in
H sRSoW SasGfss III A 1865 BY Captain GIo.
MULES, In lots Of twenty-five or more, viii b
Esssi7 ed s,n as st cRss Pshss
Ouartermsster, corner Twenty second and sss.
All animals to be subjected to the usual Govern.
msnt inspection before being acespted
epecihcations follows Cay airy horses must
6e sound In all particulars: we'll broken; In full
hesh ana good condition; from sfteen tl5l to six.
teen no. hands high; from ave 80 to nine 90 years
OLD and veil adapted in every way to cavalry pur-
1i 1f Ss stu vigorous. sprshty. and health,
ARTILLERY Horses must be of dark color sound In
al particulars, strong. quick, and active, wen
broken And square trotters in harness. In full hesh
ana conditon. from six (6) to ten (l0) years olds
not less than nfteep and alf (65fl hands high,
each horse TO Weigh not less than tsn hundred and
Mules must be over tive ~ years Of age, strons.
stout, compact well developed snimals not less
than fourteen (lD hands high in full health. free
from every blemish or defect which would un8t
them for severe work, and must have shed the
four front colts teeth and developed the CORES.
ponding four permanent teeth. two in each jaw
These specifications will be strictly adhered to.
Hours Of inspection, from q. m. to .. m.
Price, Cavalry Horses, one hundred and eighty.
FIVE dollars 1885,; Artillery Horses, one hundred
and ninety dollars $780, Mules, one hundred and
ninety.fve dollars t$le5).
Payment will be made ct this ONCE.
,o Colonel in charge First Division
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-01
RY W. L. WALL l. CO., Auctioneers.
TRUsTIEs SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Is
TATE IN Thu SEVENTH WARD

TATE IN Thu SEVENTH WARD.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia, In Equity sittiD e, bear
Ing date IsseR6sr 12th piSs and passed il
ComplAinants, and Edward NJ Clarke ct al, are
Defendants. mo. l9l Iquity) I shall offer for
sale At P1blie Auction; in front Of the premises,
ocieek. P. n: the. FOLLOWING Real Estate. viz |;
ALI that part OF Lot. numbered nine t9l
In 50 uare numbered three hundred and
fifty three 1857 of the plan of the City Of Washing
ton, beginning for the northeast corner of said
square. at the Intersection Of D street south and
with said 10th street ninety 1907 feet thence west
ffty-four cd feet ten and one half (O11) inches.
thence north ninety i9ol feet thence east on line
the improvements thereon.
This property is situated on the corner Of D
street south and 10th street west and Offers great
inducements to purchasers.
Terms+One third cash, the residue in six and
twelve months, the purchaser giving his notes for
the deferred payments satisfactorily endorsed and
bearing interest from the day Of sale:
Title deed 70 be retained until all OF the purchase
All eonveysncins and revenue stamps at the cost
II The terms Of sale are not complied with within
Eve days from the day OF sale the Trustee reserves
the right to resell the said property at the risk
and cost of the defaultine purchaser, BY giving
three days notice in some newspaper printed in
the city of Washington. ,,o1n r
mhlO.2av3v&ds w.. L. WALL & CO., Aucts,
[Republicsn.l
q TH1 AgoyE .aas Is PosTpoNlD TO
A. LLOYD. Trustee.
ap5 WIN. L. WALL & CO.. Az cts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-01

The following officers having been reported at
the beac quarters Of the army for the offsnses
hereinafter Specified are hereby notified that they
States. unless within fifteen days from this date
they appear before the Military Commission in
John c.. Caldwell, United States volunteers, is
President, and make satisfactory defence to the
charges against them:
Absence trithoxt lace
Major BENJAMIN Van Raden, I'd New York artil-
lery.
Captain Edward Hanlop. I'd New York artillery.
First Lieutenant Dennis Shea, I'd New York
artillery.
Second Lieutenant George ". Tysen, I'd New
York artillery.
Pir.t Lisutensnt a A. Fuller, 3Oth Massachu-
fetts volunteers.
First Lieutenant William I: spencer. 18th New
Jersey volunteers. w. A. NICHOLS,
Assistant Adjutant General,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-01
DROPOsALs FOR FORAGE.

CHEZ Qxartermas.er's Office, Dspo, Of Washi.ste~.f
szALnDpRofosAnTssso are a' 5, &. under.
sss Fsa :ss:s
Of these I ss With Hay Corn ssar
D1sisIs Of Corn or Oats and 80 tons or straw.
Bidders must state at which Of the above named
points they propose to make dslIi,yeIiss and the
ed, the time when said deliveries shall be com.
pr fa must be Written out in word. en- the
DS feff sssaf 81
bushels ssss The sacks t. be FURNISHED
Hay and Straw to s Be- Securely iSf ssied. "
The particular kind OF description Of Oats. Corn,
All the sIssIss offered under the bid. herein IN
heinz T..
the Ss snd IL
have been dsiiversa and accepted. ''N ~. '- -
Fhe bidder win be required to accompany his
sth IN ssr I'D
or they will, within ten days thereafter execute
snesnt suTetss in SUM equal
of the contract to deliver the articles proposed
and IN the sad
enter into the contract they to make hd se9d fae s
bdde the
whom the contract may be awarded.
The responsibility of the guarantore must Dc
shown by the official certificate of United States
District Attorney, Collector Of Customs, or any
or responsible person known to this office.
All bidders will be duly notified Of the acceptance
or rejection of their proposals.
The fun name and post Office address OF each
bidder must be legibly written In the pro-
Proposals must be addressed to Brig Gen. D. II.
Rucker Chief Depot Quartermaster, Warrington
D. c., and should be plainly marked "Proposals7
for Forage"
tract signed by the contractor and both of hie
Ruarantsrs will be required Of the successful bid
der or bidders upon signing the contract.
Blalk ferns OF bids, guarantees, and bonds may
be obtained upon appli cation to this efice.
viii be opened and examin I'd at this once On We'd
nesday and Saturday of each week at II M. Bid
ders are respectfully invited to be present at tho
opening Of Bids il they desire; prou-p
feaS.tf Brig. aenH And QuartermAster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-01

WHY INJURE THE BY pow.
w DERS AND WASH Is which choke or FIJI m
the pores OF the skin, and In short time leave il
harsh ana oryf II 10 In the blood and If Sou want
smoetn and soft skin use HkLMBOLDB TX.
TRACT o. bARSAPARILLA. It gives a brill
liancy TO the complexion. r2s. Snn
HAVING REMOVED FROM NY OLD PL1C6
H OF business, corner Of Ninth and d streets, to
no 4s1 NINTH STREET
between d aud e.
beg leave particularly to call the Atlantic, =,
my customers and the public generally to this re-
large and we'll assorted stock Of 49,
GROCDRIB9.
The citixsns Of Washington and OF the Surround
ing country are earnestly solicited to cali asd ar
anime my stock Of goodS which will bs sold At fair
feb s-sosms RICHARD J. RYoN.