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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-12-21
FOR TItE NEWS.
The Weekly Record.

the st visit of this new candidate for.
pub favor It is large double
shed beautifully printed on white pa.
er,lited by.Messrs. Il. ~. MooD, A.
NJ, hU. s. BIRD, and issued weekly
from No. Is, Hayhc Street, Charleston.
Kndng the Editors personally, as l
did, was prepared to see something
gooh the line of journalism, but did
not lpect, i'll these times, anything on
SO late scale-a paper so worthy OF a
placht all fircsides. E
M MooD is a graduate of Charleston
Collie, and to extensive literary at.
taintn has added fine store OF gene
raj all practical knowledge. He has
not dly travelled in his own, country,
but Us, on two occasions, visited Eu.
rope. Hc has walked the streets, wor.
shippd in the Churches, and seen the
objccS of interest. in London, Liverpool,
Parisctc, and has spent some weeks
amid he ruins Of the "Eternal City
He is certainly prepared to discourse
enterhiningly to the home.circle.
Mn BIRD is not only well edu.
Gated but for the last ten years, has
been Connected with the editorial de.
partnk knt of one of the most popular and
ably Pnductcd Dailies in the South
His n|tive talent and aptitude for writ
ing, lis familiarity with the literature o
the tibes, his long experience, and un-
tiringsndustry, are the sure pledges o
success in his present enterprise.
Th8e gentlemenare both comparative
Iy yopng, and having written upon thci
banner, Excelsior, will certainly bear i
trium phaptly through the campaig'
upon which they have entered.
The first numbcr gives us a pleasin:
variety, tastc(uily arranged. On th
first page we have the Political-a wei
digested Record of the latest news
map Of our National and State politics
The second page is devoted to th
Mtscellaneous- beautiful tale Of East
ern life. with other good things. On tn
next page we have the Rcl'a'ous-nor
fourth page Is occupied with editoria
matter. The Introductory address vii
certainly win hearts. It's wooing i
manly, and earnest. That the editor
do not intend to be prolix and soporiic
is indicated by the fact that their FIVE col
umns contain more than thirty article
and paragraphs
On the succeeding page there is now
from the 'ChmcheS. To this department
all the branches Of the Christian Churcl
are cordially. welcomed. After thi
there are the Poetical. the Home, an,
Domestic departments, each well storet
with appropriate reading The las
page is Commerc'al Here, amongs
other things, there Is a full and satisfac
tory statement of Charleston prices cur
rent-wOrth The entire cost of tn,
Record. ,F
~ How this fine double sheet can be af
apElcd weekly for s4.oO per annum, ol
So 90 for six months, is problem
'Sl9Seh the psoprietors must solve. See
vsaspecimen copy at ,he Post Office
,,Winnsbor6, leave yo'r names and
money, and this amiablt and excellent
family friend will soon be present to
hold converse with you.
A SUBSCRIBER,
Winnsboro', December, i65. @
The London Examiner Kinks great
change has certainly come Wer the noli.
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Items.

Y The Secretary Of War has issued or.
ders accepting the resignation of Major.
Gen. Q. A. Gilmore, to take effect Dec.
S. and that ofBrigader. General George
P. Este, to take effect on the 4tll inst.
The order recently published honora.
oily mastering out of service Major.
General James H. Wilson, at present in
Georgia, has been revoked by the War
Department.
The Louisiana Legislature has elect.
ed as United States Senators Randall
Hunt and Henry Boyer, of Alexandria,
who, before the war, was United
States Judge for the Western District of
Louisiana. .
The whole number of deaths by
Cholera in France was 1920.
Earl Dudley, just married, gave hi
bride a diadem valued at 10000.
1t is stated that Mr.. r. III. House has
realized $40, 900 as his share Of the car.
rah Ma Pogue" profits
TIE first part of Napoleon's second vol.
ume of the Historic de Jules Caesar" is
in type.
The trousscau of the Duchess de
.Mouchy cost $500. 900.
Mr.. Washburn, Of Illinois, intro.
dnccd resolution for an adjournment
of Congress over the holidays This
was, after debate, amended so as to fix
the time from the goth Of December
to the 9th of January, and it passed,
The Montana Post, Of October %,
says: "Last week the qneen trophy of
the mountains was found by De Foe &
Co. in Deadwood Gulch. 1q1s mon.
ster nugget weighed fourteen and half
pounds. avolrdupois, and measures in
leugth nipe inches; in breadth, two and
a half inches, and in thickness one and
half inch. qThe@;Hmi1s,worth s65Oo'
dollars in greenbacks."
The condition of Jefferson Davis at
Fortress Monroe is reported to be as
comfortable as captive's can be. Mr.,
Davis enjoys good health, and has facili..
ties for exercise and recreation.
Two important cases were about to-
be adjndicated by the Supreme Court Of
the United States. The first involves
question rs to whether the Presidents
pardon RENTS the sentence of forfeiture
of confscated property and reinstates
the owner in all his rights thereto.
This case is now before the Court.
The second case involves the constit,.
tionalty of the act Of Congress proscrib.
inetbe test oath. The latter question
presented in a few days. +
Eew Orleans Picayune states
cousolatory and enconragiA
q the sympathy of our SAeielE
sDfortunate, that the Sefgesss
sHssaslFFof the Senate is Withhold ,lagss., lasg;sss
iFils sp.espr keeper,of the House WsHgo,it
arms, the Secretary Of the Senateana
Clerk Of the House are both on crutches.
Despite these misfortanes, these gentle.
men all prove very efficient, capable,
and acceptable officers. \
An Englishman in India has sold his
daughter Of fourteen years OF age to u
seventy year old ,Nabob torhis harem.
The parents realize three thousand ra.
pees for the infamous bargain.
Official reports just published show
that in North and Northwestern Arkan.
sas, there are one hundred thousand in.
diyidualsj (orphsns, widows, decrepid
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VIRGINIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
lstfastrecovering from the terrible ef.
iects lelt,npon, her by the war. But
iewttraces are now seen of the renowned
battlefelds of Bull Run. AT Manassas
junction the fortifcations have nearly
,a!lsappeared--a scarcely. distinguishabie
line alone marks their existence. AT
Bristo@ the graves ofthe fallen are lev.
elled with the ground, and the ties of
the long line of stoekades,' from Burke's
Station to the Rapidan, have been made
into railroad ties. From Alexandra to
TO Culpepper, however, the country ia
still barren, almost desert, but at
Orange Court House new houses and
ien1cesfill ths, places Of those DESTROYED.
The Orange and Alexandra Railroad il.
being put IN repair c'ia 9 tti 1ts
A Frenchman wishing to speak oil.
the cream Of the English poets, i forgot
the word, and SAID t'de butter of de
poets, b A,iwag said that lie had fairlY
chnrned up, the English language. gsrS
A correspondent writing from CALVES.
ton, Texas, says ~ Cattle are selling.
y within y ~, fifty niles'6r here at sl.5O per
''""FE 4 ~ s. pJt M ~ ~ 81
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r|"~~". ~
Commercial.

81 NEW YORK, December l4.-Cotton
hrm. hrnl Sales four thousand bales, at so
cents per pound. Naval stores quie.
Gold 46. Eslnl4 s,l. iNT
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Winnsboro', December, l65.


The London Examiner Kinks great
change has certainly come wer the poll,
teal habits of Napoloan the tl.ird;
Some years back he evincedtreat eager.
ness to meet his brother (overelgns
He besuught personal intcriews, and
went out of his way to find lem. He
was fopd Of congresses, cdventions,
diplomatic meetings which usl to se,,
the world talking. But he Wv So IlI
to have become blase. He | lSIsas,
seems to think that there is nytl.is.,E
either to learn or to enjoy inSsgsosss
converse with his brother sdrelas
He no longer seeks their coiert, Of
cares for their3yisits.
4s-->s @k g.. $780, n
Major. General G. w. Smiths the
Nationl Express Company's 3nager
Now York
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Stay Law,

n.& "' n""'
we lay oeiore our readers to-day an
eP''o'ne Oh " aeoaee III our legislature
uP,.h th's measure
rfooao'y IN tne "hoie range OF ques'
+ 'lohs allec1'ng onr internal economy.
'here Is not one OF s'icn universal sppl'ca
p'i'tY ana interest," as ths' tor there are
lew 'no'V'oua's IN tne community mot to
greater or less extent embraced either
This debate as reported. condensed
and involved as il is and almost Lono.
i.o,,,: i, =.
~ N - '''e ''''s'S - P"F''a'
me"'ary Jargon Is aoont MS luminous a
statement of the question an we hav"
been able TO extract from ,,,e MOO onro
,o,t,;no, of rrooooa;na, 49, ,,,..o..,.S, :,
o7N " P'oeeoo'us' 40 presented presented III
our exchanges
It's most delicate problem. to sur.
round tho debtor with securities and
nro.~o.;o., w;.he.. usrepcl;. r.
'''' o.9"''' ''V'."eo f's''.so' Tue cre"'.'r'
to relieve the tormer without saer'hclns
the latter. Capital and credit and cola.
terial agents are of n sensitive ma ture
ana commonly VIII not DO PfomoCea oy
legislative interference with their contl'
dehllal relationships
"e p'eSu''I - vas oe'oe '"'s 'e'o'h'
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Brigham Young is indeed a pillar Of
Salt Lake, Ills idea Of Q WITS a. Lotsls
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The BENEFITS OF ADvERrrsrNe.-In
answer toa correspondent the New York
1,F'buns states that It istrne, as reported,
that Boston druggist who has a 8 ,ci.
al'ty now before rhe public is o no
That establishments 10000 a wear for
a,dvertislng. IL seys he paid $500 for
the insertion Of one3mammoth advertise!
ment, and adds on the general subject,
6lenner once paid US ss, 900 for ono in.
slpn ofan advertisements in the EedqerS> ~
~ knew that by judicious ADVERTISING
s So !. could insure q fortnne Tho old pre-,
Sl'dce among druggists and physicians
sga'nat advertising is dying out, and they
as well as Others, sec that, the cheapest
mode whereby they can raake themselves
s'''a thelr medicine known TO the public
tising." !, 5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-01
THE EVENING STAR.
SCHOOL KEEPING.

Bov sweet it is-to watch the mind nnfoiding
To trace each youthful thought ana e0Aeiess
20 see WHARF plastic Oh arscters are monldlng1
IHCenr I 20 out1;b my Lesson lisa nearo =
Hslf formed IDEAS through the young mind MT
,"sh.n George be still. marmf" Joe keeps
spittingiD
Thar. in . throng of glad young faces roundm me,
Blight with the freshness OF Life's early
And eoDfs, and states. and maps, on all idss
bound me,
l"shan't them girls stop? they are playing
with . string!'J
And eager looks and mind intent on study
f"Jim pushed me down and got my books all
muddy?'o
No shade of early sorrow e'er has elouded
Their brief, bright lives, so innocent ana alr-
PLEASE marm, make Josh move down. my seat
Nor grief S nor ssdness-4''John has pulled my
Existence to them is all sunny Teafher- 40.
I"Bill's been a pinchin'" mo 1 haven NJ
therl")
n nras;ons eharee to me- has been entrusted,
fhe Guidance of each young, Immortal mind
t"Canf write with this steel pen. It's got all
To cornish gentle thoughts and feelings kind
To sd the in the path which Heaven pleases-
I'iMy spelling book has got all torn to pieces,'l
Oh for more strenRth-more gentleness of spirit!
More wisdom in the better way to guide
give got my lesson nOw-dO please hear it,f)
More patience to endure when ILLS betideF'
e. i'm Taylor's give my arm dreadful twist,')
oh such eonfusion-sehool may be dismissed
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MADAME PRINCE

~ would announce to the Ladies of SS&
Washington and it's vicinity that she has been
among the first to select from the present sea-
son. importstions. She takes this mode to re-
quest visit frem her former patrons, and any
who may favor her with q call. Ladies will not
see Bennets displayed in the window to attract
their attention, but il they come in to see them,
they caRnet fail to be pleased.
Her stock of FANCY GOODs-such ~, LAC =
JACONET and SWISS WAISTS. FANCY BACK
COMBS, lNsERTINGS and IDGINGS. REAL
LACIs. PlRTUMERY. FRENCH C0RSnTs,
WATERFALLS. HAIR PUHIS. and . complete
stock of SUN SHADES aAd SUN UM BRlLLAS.-
she offers at small advance. they being frsm one
of the lar Gest manufacturer in New York, and be-
ing without o second profit, customers can judge
OF quality and price by seeing for tn emselves.
Also, 10 dozen assorted NECK RUFF6. at so to
rs, being about 50 per cent. cheaper than that
essential and pretty article of dress can b pro-
cured elsewhere.
ONCE more Ladies. you'd call yogr attention
FANCY STORE where you can end we'll selected
stock Of Fresh Goods Of every desert ption, and
persons ready to do their q tmost to please you.
MADAME PRINCE,
mar l7-lms % Market 6pace
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
" WASHINGTON, December IL, 1854,
&M .

81 9
On and after Sunday peceme.r IS. 1854. R..ssn-
!sT n n Trains aims between Washington and Baltimore
nFRxIss MOVING NORTH
1rliSs 4 B,lsinsre 500 Washington 'is
EI4y -. :.
RRhiil;aaslph. SO New York $50 Pm. No
No. s-BALTIMoRE & WESTERN TRAIN
:::sIss.' s:ss:ssa. s,I., I:,, Ts, IS
No 4-E4w YORK MAILTRAIN-Leavs wash
1s' fh.d.i1hi: # y S NJ" 8orf 1865
no No. s-BILrrmok. TRAIN AND WAY STA
rioSsts.Vs Wsssins.oa 500 Or p ~, oonnsos-
ing at Relay with Frederick train. Arrive ct Bal.
No. eHsAITIMess COMPUTATION AND
PHILADELPHIA Train Leave Wa.hingto
:.
Annapolis junction onlv.
NO. 7-BosT9N, ALBANY 4 NEW YORK *.
1 1Tr1s 1t New ForI 400 y Nail and P.s;sn:
gers By this train connect with all the early morn.
n. af W West li NJ
No. sMBALTIMoRE L HARRISBURG TRAIN
Leave ". Wasshnston GAS and arrive AZ Sais''
No. s-NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA AND
WIsTERN TRA1N--Leave Washington at 1880
p n; stopping at Relay House fer Western passen'
eers TO take Express Train for Grafton. Whselins
Parkersburg, and all points in the West. Reaches
New York At 6:15 An.
FOB ANNAPOLIS the connections viii be made
With the sis 4. NJ and the and $50 P. n; from
Wsshin ston. No trains to OF from Annapolis on
Sunday. ,.
ran ONLY s TRzPAs T IRON 'xAsH1serer
,o1 .ss On fs?dss aTs and
for baltimore, Philadelphia. and the West ana
the P n for New York ONLY.
THROUGH TICKETS to the West. a. vel! ~ TO
Philade lphia, New York. or Boston: can be had 81
we'll a. at new Office In the American Telegraph
Building, Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and
otRssGGHGD will be checked at all hours,-also for
through points, to save trouble and confusion at
fha 6ana rture of the trains. $50
al soldiers or e,i,eHs
are poLftS AZ I;ns established fer the general ad
1antsse, such Is the keeping Of one or more cars
vely for ladies' and their attend ants and the
prevention smoking in any but the .m0ksI
With the decisions of the agents or conductors 70
n Iepard to their Seats tickets, etc.. especially IN
tbe hurry OF starting the trains.
' p SMITH, Master Of Transportat1on:
T. n COLE General Ticket Agent dec ~
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IMPORTANT 70 1IMALIs.

DR.. HEESEMAN'S PILLS.
The combination Of Ingredients in these Pills Is
the result of . long and extensive practice. They
mild in their operation, and cannot do harm to
the NEST delicate certain in correcting all irregu-
larties, Painful Menstruation, removing all OBJ
struetions, whether from cold or otherwise, head
ache, pain In the side, palpitatiOn OF the heart,
whites, all nervous affections, Mysteries, fatigue,
pain in the back and limbs, &C., disturbed aleep,
which arise from Interruption Of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
WAS the commencement Of q new era in the treat
ment of irl esularties and distractions which have
consigned 80 many to q PREMATURE GRAVE. No
female can enjoy good health unless she is regular,
and whenever an obstructien takes place the gen
eral health begins to decline. These Pills form
pfEfS md PGRsis ST J suCcass Sun DON'T
BE DECEIVED. Take this advertisement to
your Druggist, and tell him that you tcart the
BEST and most RELIABLE FEMALE MEDI.
CIN1 IN THE WORLD, which is comprised in
these Pills.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
have been . Standard Remedy for ever thirty
years. and are the most effectual one ever known
for all complaints peculiar to Females. To ali
classes they are invaluable, Inducing, tpith cev-
f1sHty, Periodical regularity. They are known to
Thousands who have used them ut different periods
throughout the country, having the sanction OF
some Of the n ost eminent Physicians in America
E1s!test dtieeti0ss, sqtsHg tches they should b
or Boxes for IS, containing from 50 to 90 Pills.
Pihs seat by mail promptly, secure from observa.
FOR SAL BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
HOTCHINS HILLYER, Proprietors,
dec 10-eoly,a 81 Cedar ST., New York.
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SICREr DIsEAsEsl SECRET DIsEAsESII

SAMAR TAN's GIFri
SAMAEITANS GIFT
TIN MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EYER UssDl
GoNoRHGA GLEET, STRICTgREs, dc.
Only Tea Pals to be Taken to Efset a Oars;
juIe the. stomach or DO vels u the most cate
en
Ne sKfSsuREi NO Trio fsousdny" CHANGE WHATEVER.
Ssse osd %th Bsa
Mercury ny SsaaisAR1rArs GIFT
Sent BY mail in plain envelope.
BL0oDi BLoODli BLO0Diu
st6ShSs hsfHESS'
sAAARfTlNs Roor AND HERS JUICES
hoeF kkb HEss Sf5 ss
most potent, certain and egectuh remedy eve.
&c a' Iii iSn
sr'' that for 81 SSf soT in sitter ''.f'
Afh If e askB
snsr n Tst hs q ss the
sAMARITAN,s CHANoRl WASH.
Price rs cents Full directions.
WHAT .n. 81 e THE '.aAn
e SEM ssaa
a. to & g III
do not like to make ayoyage without supply.
Yours worry lss?:fssi T. ReSsasrr, gszss.p
Atlantic Nail st ssE .nJ Co. .,, n: H.
NJ HnshoND & co.. Box ISL Philsdslphia POss
:. Bold by 8. CALVERT FORD. errner 18th st. and
: HENRY 1oeoK, Alexandria. m.yea
TRIEsIMARc-Prorecte by Royal Letters Pat:
s1S .ss b ssi
College of Medicine, Vienna.
T.ie,m.r Ne g TIE sectus remedy for Rsl AZ
System. friesmar No. has has entirely suasrseded
the naseouse use Of Copavia, oubebs. De Tries.
lies and Be :ondary Symptoms, thus osviatins
iie use OF mercury and all other deleterious inSrs
Each preparation is in the form Of . most asree.
able Losenee. Secured from the effects OF cimats
Or four s cases m ans for &c. and in 81
thus saving So. Divided 10 separate doses IS ad-
ministered By Valpeau. sallsmands' koux. TO-
Wholesale and retail By DR.. BARROW. Ne. 1s4
F. sf bs hs q ss O. FORD No. aso p.
corner 18th street. sep g6m
W. CONFIDENTLAL.
SgNs aS s% sr s
ness, pleasure the duties Of married liisi alse
1ess s:ss Of sa the
their years: before placing thsmselyes under tie
& hslsss Ess., rec. ii. ssra
somethins OF Importance BY perasins 1.-The secze'
Sent to any address. in sealed envelope On 70.
'' ~ . ., dai w. +
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LOB eALE-Tvo OF the best puiId;n. IO@a =:
IL the city, situated on 81. between 6t6 .Ofs IN
mcguire OF ARDk1WS KING, Horthsssna !sn;
0enteS 4Afkey mar =. 2av2vs
ENOR eALD-Sl3O OAsH for building Ior ~
II r., near arket. Lots on 18th st. $50 40 n.sa
ssusIe BET psst Capitol. e 9 sents per foot. wv"
8lHCH1Lk eON
nAws Cor. Ps. Az. and Nth st.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
RY Jas. o. Ne0UIR1 4 CO., Auetioneers.
'sSs q Va Sst ss sgg Rss
o. rauRsbHY AFTERNOON, April 9Th, a. ~
9'elSsk, on the premises We shall sell % vslusbe
on Ea.e Lots IN Square No $50 frontips ~ ises
streets east, and running back 2s feet to 30 foot
aIsss Hate after, Lot No ssaass. ss spS
St, bet. First and Second SITS east. and running
asa asRsa ss q
FaP :. ss.D : .s To- d.,
s First s.i ana ns1s
lots fronting q feet n inches on Delaware ave.
lots in square $50. 6 fronting on Psnnx ave-.
between 80 and 4th streets east and one fronting
lots in Square SIS, fronting qfeet On the Public
Square, between 9th and 6th streets east.
IL sses1s @ ST ss4s. .s s on north
twelve months. with interest. secured by deed
A p.ymspt Of SEE viii be required at the time of
Ali conveyancine and stamps, At the cost Of the
m25d &c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auets.
RY JAMES G. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aucts.
H2F Gs sSHEH
On T6Esb3T AFTERNOON, April 4. 1 shall
of decree Of the Orphans Ceurt, dated the 18th
day of May, 1863, ratified and confirmed BY the Su.
preme Court of the District of Columbia, on the
18th day of May 1853 the following described hand
'G Lot o numbered ' four 90 in Square numbered
two hundred and eigh, cen. t2lS.l it having
front OF AZ feet inches on Forth l, between
-Four teenth and Fifteenth streets west, raining
back with q side alley to 80 feet alley, l42 feet
inches.
Terms: One. fcash balance in six months the
purchaser to give note for the deferred payment,
bearing interest Fl the day of sale and secured
to the Satisfaction of the guardian.
All csnveyancing, including revenue stamps, st
the cost of the purchaser.
MRS. ELIZA ANN DRAIN. Guardian.
m24. l2t&ds J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
RY J. Q. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctionsers.
EXECUTORS SALE OF SMALL AND vALUA-
BILE TlACr OF LAND AT THE II STREET
On UEsDAY. April 4th, 1855. at p O'Clock m on
piece OIL and containing 90 acres situated at the
junctio of street, Boundary street, 18th street
east Marylan avenue, Bladensburg Turnpike, and
road to Benning's Bird &c, together with the i'm
provements consisting Of . Frame House, known as
the Anaco.tia Tavern and necessary out buildings
The situation of the property tat the junction of
seven dferent tn orou ghfares renders it desira-
Bile for business pur poses, and the land is unsur-
passed in its qualities for Market Garden.
Terms: u in cash; the remainder in six and
twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed
of trust on the premises.
Conveyances and stamps at the cost OF the pur.
chaser. JOHN b. MINOR, Executor.
M I'D &c. MCGUIRE Co. Aacts.
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PERSONAL.

NJ Rs. P CURTIS.
%s.s ssss$ tina.
hf Hs ever appeared before ths public
T to Perfect and
s1 VIII % III She sFss
uses; a. thopssnas can testify. She aso has the
f ;Hsl the great and wonderful Diarrhoea and
avenue. ington. D. e. mar 81 Inn
DR; HDWIINv. WRIGHT. "Nstaral Seer" or
Of ard
xritins upon ths cause and tuls" 81 every
TiRs fns 2asssa siiis's
by laying on hands" Blindness, Paralysis. Rheu.
nssl Patent oss
212,DR; 1AGK1R, TEE Hes1 wosp.s0IQ
th sss 5 No ssu as ths .tr.e
cars, gives ipll ana thoroash Information con:
to wealth. sna Esas sss
Journeys, Law Suits. Absent Friends Sickness and
the esndy in the evening na'rAnss
J4R2SRsTAFIT1 AEEI2 T 70 El4ALHs
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prtacsiee IN in Nsx York. has taken rooms r this
Practice IS dsrsnt hs rom m. an. s5'ss
th,s city. WIN give reference and certificates
1smais bsss.es Psts ass
viii be visited at their residences if necessary.
Chafgss reasonable. Hours of consultation
from ~ .. m. TO p m. mar 2-lmA
Mrs; 9Re0KFIILD, Of Kansas, can be con-
vi suited on the asst, Present and Future events
q hefSroom, on X street, one door east of Sd
has studied undsr enc Of the most csIebrated
AstroloeeEs OF the age. She guarantee salts.
s PIE can be seen from B. m. 70 -. m. Price one
TH1 BEST RvIE1NO1 THAT PRINCE. 3sI
the District, is that he daily has 70 de over work
S5af 10 botched ct other % called Stamping Pieces
terms aver offered here Making his own PstternS.
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