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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-07

LIFE INSURANCE.
TYNE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSykA M:
l SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES:
Cash Capital and Assets over. 81, ooo, Ooo W
The rates of premium are as low as those OF
any other first class company. r>rc,1r4, ,-c17
NEW YORK ACClDENIAL INSURANCE
Cash CaoitaI .S25o,ooo 90
Insures AGAINST ACCIDENTS Of all kinds.
The rates of premium in this company are
very low, and no medical ezamlnatlon IS re-
ouired, JAMESON 6 BRO, Agents,
aus lO-1y Farmers Bank Building
YF7HE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
ALEXANDRIA,.
CHARTERED IN 1910
Continues to insure against loss or damage
by fire. The company which mas mad the
confidence of the community for more than
the public. RisEs will be taken at the estab-
lished rates and losses promptly paid.
l-l>' 'I0'' 6. ". WATTLEs Secretary.
Directors:
A, ?. Gover' Prest e Z : y, H " ae5loS,
* Grcaorv, Benz. Barton,
r. 6. Violet, H. IL. S5aplel,
p Smith. Samuel Harper.
aug 1o-ly ". Il. Fowle
INSURANCE.
ROBERT JAMESON. GEO W. 'A-ll''0o.''
The undersigned have opened an office III
the Farmers Bank Building, no. 100, Prlnce
street. between Pitt and Royal streets lor the
transaction Of GENERAL INSURANCE
Thev have been appointed agents for the
following well-known and long estaollsncd
Companies in place Of the former Agent, An
oIe" 2 THE HO1ME INSURANCE CO.,
of the City Of New I ork oo =,
Cash Capital ooo 900 90 90
Assets nearly 9'ooo, wv ~
THE. HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE co.,
Of Hartford, Connectlcut: oo ~
Capital. 80
Assets A:oooaooo ~
THE NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO''
of Baltimore, Md, ~ 49,.
Chartered Capital ..".': pooo: wv ~
Losses will be literally adjusted and prompt
" paid at this Agency.
Rates as favorable as those or any o1hel M
situations of equal responsibility ana stanoIhS'
Xii persons DESTROYS Of obtaining lrst-class
insurance, are respectfully invited to cali
Mza. Office hours from 9 a. m: to p n;
w ' INV '-~,sN : JAMESON s. BRO,
aue7-1v Farmers Bank Building
DEABODY FIRE INSURANCE. w.,
I OF BALTI NJ .>rrr
Persons desirous Of affecting NoUEANO1
in This substantial and reliable company, can
do Sc. on favorable terms, by applying to me-
til cir agent at my Office in the Market bn1alns
nv 1T Is. JOHNS 1NoN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-07
INSURANCE.
A LBEMARLE INSURANCE CO.,

n o. IIARLOTTEsy LILLE, "a.
John Wood Jr., Sec'y; w |. Early P resi-
GINA COMPANY, having survived the ca
lamities Of the past four years IS now in good
condition. and prepared to transact business IN
FIRE RISKS, on the best terms. The we'll
known reputation of the Company for Caution
and Prudence and for Prompt Settlement Of
Losses will no doubt secure 1or It 1alr snare
of public patronage.
MssThe undersigned have examined the
statement of Assets and Liabilities Of the Abe
marie Insurance Company, and are fully salts
fed ofthe safety and sOundness OF the lnstltu-
ton, and recommend it to public favor
HORACE i, KENT,
A, Z. STOKES 6 CO.,
THOMAS R. PRICE.
Having accepted the agency fthis Company,
I take pleasure in recommending it to my
friends as being reliable and II every way
49, ROBERT L. WOOD,
aug LILY NO. 10, KING ST.. ALENANDEIA VI "a.
E7IRE INSURANCE AGENCY,
MARYLAND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
of Baltimore eaoo oon
HGtiVe Cash Capital S5SOOs. SSSS
JOS K. 5IILN0R (, IlI0s. T. D. HA 1N
MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of Bd7tin2ore
ISAAC WILLIAMS \. 2: CAMPBElh,
Secretary. Irc'ioehC
The undersigned b IS been appointed agent
in Alexandria, for the above reliable com
panies, and is prepared to issue policies against
loss or damage by fire. on all descriptions of
property in the city or country, on terms as
favorable as those Of any other company Of
equal strength and responsibility.
Applications in Trit4g or BY tI pets0n n1qe
ceve prompt attention. o,-,c
lie l6-6nl U. /. IIlOhAo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-07

At RULES HELD IN TIE CLEH3lA4
Il Office Of The County Court OF E& e.
County. for the month Of Sep-cmocr. Low
Joseph Thornton pjft. vs.. Benz Thornton Z.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-07

VIM. N FITZHU UGH, Clerk pre- TEL. T..
DULANY, ?. .. sep 80 2- =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-07

NTOTICE,-ROBERT J, 5Mi1I5T1 PUBL.
NET ATLAW and NOLA71!4E .I ! where
has opened his Office at PhenlG "@ -, daily;
NAV be found from 5 ., NJ, to 0p' 1'-''
aug loft -----~---~2
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-13

DIArn IN Tnx Houss.-When death
comes into the dwelling and selects its
victim from those who gather. at the
fireside; when 1t fastens its relentless
grasp npon.t the form Of the loved one
sealing. up forever the lips, and chang
ing the countenance to isJ paten ess' we
tremble as in the presence Oh an IN
visible and omnipotent power. voices
OF mirth are husbed, laughter and rev
elry are exchanged for sighs, and groans
and frantic shrieks. The strongest
and dearest ties Of nature are severed,
the heart strings are broken and hope
dies out from the heart, when with
mourning tears and inconsolable grief
the doleful lamentation Is uttered, "H'
is gons; forever gone" '.--+f'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-13
Fac ding Poultry.

It has been ascertained that II you
mix with their food n sufficient guam
tity of egg shells or chalk, which they
sat erecdily, they will lay twice as
many eggs rs before. A well-fcd fowl
is disposed to lay large number OF
eggs, but cannot do so without the ma
terial for the shell, no matter how nour'
ishing in other respects her food may
be; indeed fowl fed on food and wat
or, free from carbonate OF lime, ano
not finding any in the soil, or in thu
shape Of mortar, which they often ea
Off the walls, would lay no eggs at al
with the best possible will.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-13
Change Of Seed.

T. f. Willoughby, OF Ogle county,
Ill, writes to tho Gsnesee Farmer that
he obtained some seed corn last year
from Joseph Wright, of Waterloo, n;
Y, and had large crop. MIR. Wright
sends to the West for his seed corn,
(Ohio Dent and we suppose the OBJ
loot in q Western farmer getting his
seed from him is, that after it has been
grown in this more Northern latitude,
L will be earlier Corn ripens earlier
as We go North, and when taken South
has . tendency for a year or two TO
ripen'a the same time-and is, conse-
quently, earlier. With wheat the case
Is reversed. Wheat ripens earlier az
we 90 South, and for this reason it'll
desirable to get seed wheat from
nnes Southern latitude.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-13

Farmers will find the following profitable
fer house or fence paint: Skim milk two
quarts; fresh slaked lime. two ounces; wnite
Burgundy pitch, two ouaces; Spanish white,
three pounds. The lime is to DO slakea IN
water, exposed to the air and then mixed
with about one e'feurth milk; the , on, IN q
which the pitch is dissolved, to be edded n a
little At tine, then the rest OF the MIX, =,
and afterwards the Spanish white. This is
sufficient for twenty seven yards, two coats.
This is for white paint. II desirable any
Spanish white, use the ochrs alone.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-13

A PINT cup may not DO ill-treatsd fer not
hslling q quart. This is indeed q new
MEASURE for moral obligation. The man
saisrratss your argument, project. or. i'm
prcyamsnt, because he cannot contain it
Hs does not repsrt you correctly, because
he capsst carry oil your ideas. He is q
Mot cur. Your friend betrays your secret.
"a Il ysnr own fault. You put too much In
: ,msll vessel, and It slops over. You!
nejehbor has narrow views, feelings And
relicIss. and they do not enlarge. Be gen
IL teWsrls him. fer small measures ssano'
s6ord to be very liberal. and pint cups
eo~s 10 their grswth early. They are rs'
awrsa 10 hsl1 bat pint
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-13
TO CONSERVATIVES.

nuE undersigned having been restored TO health III
l few weeks by a very simple remedy, after having
suffered several wears with severe lung afecusn ana
that dread disc ase. Consompuoh--'s anxious 10 "Ae
To ali who desire it, he will send cop! oil me pre-
scrption used free OF charged with the dreciios io
pre pairing and using the same wlch they Wlil NM u
sure cure for CoNsU MProN, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
CoUaus CoLps &c The only object OF the aaver',se
in sending the Prescription is 10 beneh, the aicied ana
snr,ad nornalon which he epuccyes 10 he nya'nabie'
ard he homes every Sufferer Sl try his r,sedS asn Will
cost them nothing. and may prove biesssfls, ,,
'" REV EDWARD A. WDSON,
williamsburg Kings County, New YORK.
Feb. 16, 1868. .-hn.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-13
1HK NORA wATRRs MEtepEoosn Aisa
'"H HARMoNIyMs,
rsYn nkY scnosl snsA

4ooos cepie. na1 A new Singing Beck III fshssH
and seminariss, called the Day Aesssl pslt 10 ssN
ready II contains abost scs ehsise ssrgs, resntS
catches. duets. tries, quar,sis aud chorasss rsny s
them written expressly for this work besides pagss
the Elements OF Music, which are easy and presrssssa
found "Uncle Sans School," "pe MT yes hear The
children cening,r Always leek on the sansy sits,
"'rhe little lass, q and 'I,ule Lad" "oh II were
little bird bird OF besuiyn Pretty pair "Apvn
Chorus,n 'tMeet by the running brcpf,n &s y Y
complied by Horaes Vetsrs authsr Of "Sahbath ssht
Ben Nos I ana g, which have had the enermeas sAls
of $4,000 copies. prises-pap.I sevsrs, ssgs ~
bonmd embossed gin 40 cents, a2s per hunapsd -
copies furnished tho 100 PRISE Msasd st he se'ssl
price. f-. g q . -..o
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PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT., JuLI 90 1854;
NIoTICE is hereby given that subscriptions will Pc
IN received by the Treasurer OF The United Sa'ss, me
80 veral Assistant Trcasurers and Designated Deposa,
ries, and by the Naona Banks designated andqunlheu
es Dcpositaries and Fnsnnial Agents iot treasury
Notes pay able three years from August u.s. eOi bcnns
at the rate Of seven md ihree-tcnhs per cent
per annum, with semi-annuslcoupons attachedpey"oe
in lawful money. A..
Thsse notes will be convertible the option OF the
holder at maturity into per gold bearing bonds
rcdeemaIe after hve and payable twenty years "o'h
August rs, 1867. 80, .,-. -. =, mr..
one hundred five hundred Thousand, and pdhvethouy
nnd dollars and will be Issued in blank. or pnyabe 10
order, ne may be directed hy ,he snbscribers b.. -.
All subscriptions must be for hy dollars or some "u
plen,e cer6cas. yviIl he issued for all Deposits,
The party depositing endorse upon the ORIGINAL
certihcae the denomination oi noies required, anu
whether they mr.. to lie issued In blank or payabe 70
erder When endorsed II must be leit WIN ,ne ove &c,
receiving the deposit be forwarded this
The notes will be transmitted 20 the owners ueo y,
TRANSFORMATION charges after tho receipt OF ne
original Certificates OF Deposit as they can be ptspneq
Interest will be allowed August on All deposn'
made prior TO that date ana M,l pe raf" us '
A. The notes draw interest from August 10 persons
making den nss that date must pay !he "
accrued from date Of note TO oa.e o, dpors an,
unwards for these notes a airy one time will be auowe
N commission of one-quartr oil one per cent, W" ~
will be paid by this Departmeh, upon csr se with whor
tbr depo.t was made. No deductions Tor commission
mus, he made from the deposits; ,,,. .oos, a,
Officers receiving deposits will see that me proper o'
dorsemen,s are made upon the original cerihcaies.
All officers authorized receive deposits gre requeS
ed TO give to applicants all desired iniormauoh' anu
ford every facility for making spnscr,ppSuwr r,p,pSSwrNDrN.
. | Secretary Of the Treasury
D. u-Subscriptions will he received by the fikl M N, ~
TiONAL BANK OF BitlDGEpOh,..; oi,ap par Cent, Go
- Beatnq Bonds. JOHN C. .TALLMAN' casmer
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$elmuat Ghronitle
St.clsirsviIIe, Ohio, April ID.
Tea RuIes TO be Observed In
Making Batter.

In making good butter there are sew
sral nice operations TO be gone through
with which require an eye to cleani-
ness, forethought and some little ex-
perience.
|. On milking clean, fast, yet gent
ly, regularly twice day, depends the
success Of dairy men. Bad mixers
should not be tolerated in herd bet
ter Day double the price for good ones.
2. Straining i, quite simple, but tt
should be borne in mind that two pans
about half full each will produce
ore.ter amount OF cream than the same
milk if in but one pan; the reason OIL
this 10 the greater surface.
9. Scalding is quite an important
feature in the way OF making butter in
cold weather; the cream rises much
quicker, milk keeps sweet much long,
Or, the butter is of better color, and
churns in one half the time.
A. Skimming should always be done
before the milk becomes loppered; 9th
srwise much of the cream turns into
whey and is lost.
5. Churning, whether by hand OF
otherwise, should occupy forty or hfty
minutes.
9. washing in cold sofs water Is one
Of It's preserving qualities, and shoule
be continued until it shows no color
the milk by the use Of the ladle; very
hard water is highly charged with linn
and must in a measure impart its aka
line properties. -,
7. Sailing is necessarily done wit
the best kind of ground salt; the quann
tity varies according to the state !
which it Is taken from the churn;
soft, more; II hard less; always takin
the taste for the surest guide.
8. First working, after about twent
four hours, is for the purpose OF giyin
it greater compactness.
8. Second working takes place
tho time Of packing, and when the bu
ter has dissolved the salt, that the brll
may be worked out.
10. Packing is done with the hant
or with butter maui; and when bu
tor 10 put in wooden vessels,th shou
be soaked two or three days in strol
brine before using. After each pac
ing cover the butter with a wet clot
and put layer OF salt upon it; in IL
way The salt can easily be removed
any time, by simply taking hold OF t
edges of the cloth.
Butter made in this way will Ike
any length of time required.-lJ. J.
Adsm in Gen assoe Farmer.
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THE PLAN IS sIMPLEl

pnn,;uy Watchn "(iod Oval Band Braceet,n Pearl
Bre n.,pin and Ear Drops" "Gold Enameled Rlng,
niyer Plated Cake Basket &c, is written on caro-
and enclosed in sealed envelope these envelopes are
then placea in "a drawer and well mixed; then as an
order ia received. with twenty-five csnts ior return
ro,rs Is taken at random aud sentby first mail 10 ms
customer, who SEE AT oNcE WHAT HE CAN GET
roR DOLLAR he pleased with his fortune ne can ioI
cate and secure the prize. II the article awarded
should be unsued to the purchaser-as for example,
who could not wear them. AND HAD NO ONE TO GIVE
ruyN ro--Se will send any other article on the oala
logue Of equal price which may be preietreo VI u,
any r.nson YOU choose to venture further, then yoI
can let the matter drop where Is ana spend no more
| I,rnn,inr rr fully our Cninlegue!
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contain, Five Hundred pages of tunes an hysas
ne and old Of the chossst kinds for skurs Sunday
school, revival missionary temperance, pray xnase~
ference and all kinds Of red and ses!s' assAngs
Tho music in this book has life and xaias sa in IL lihs>
"Shniny Shore" "Rese fer tha Wssry,"' shall We knew
each ether th-re?, "shall NE beyond the kiysr
"Thers is a Beautihl worla" Kind Werds" "Swes<
Hour OF Prsyern "rhsrsis Land Of Lsvs,H "s.o.,
little children 10 unio me- "Gsd save tbs NseA"
&c Price. single copies, besad IS ssats ess Ser les
cloth bound embossed gilt 7o esns, sss Psrlss Asals&
~ '"' HORACE WATERS, As,t ,I..
4sf, Broadway, New Fsse~
Publisher Of the above Bseks. s'..l. ~ lg.
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NTEW VOCAL MUsIC.--"Laad Of the Dravs aAA
IN Free,n Rev. G. 8. Plumley; "your Forsns IL sss
small ior Me-" Comic Song Maurice; II will wal, n
lbe Gate for Thee F. Holden I'VE Parted with Cher
full smile" NJ Keilsri "one by the Stars 81 Eve
nng,p The Flowers Bloom IN Linden ynlen = Law
is beautiful Word" dshal we Meet Beyond the River
''The Angels Hovsrns Near" "rhe Yesr Of Levs,"
How so1ly OIL tho RTsised Heart" MEs; fsJkhsrHl
the Dear Old Flag De,n sOh why am 30 Aaeyyir o.
G. Foster sabbath Bells, Chime On" Lowry, Sssrs'
each mailed free. st gag ..iI n ~. % ~
NEW INSTRUMENTAL Muso.-"Idlswild, ,n-Pslka Ca
price, by NJ. Kelar; HMorning Prayer" By w Males
"Ie Pri Polka West Pon, March; 9ss each; "ometsIs
Waltz,n "L'Armetee Waltz "Frsderick Wsltx,n j. -
Bernard, 40c each. 1--WE Are Coming, Father Abr.ha.'
tions.mby Charles Grobe, 50 cents each. "shsl We
Rnow Each Other Fhcre?',fsr Guitar, by blooaer H.
10 by James Beak and1e by Mrs Psrkhsrst, iss each
Mailed FREQ. 4 JT w.. rI
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Tns nsst Tins 10 Pruns Trees.

AT the last meeting OF tho Far mers' Ulub
there was long discussion on pruning trees,
by Dr.. Ward, and Messrs. Ely, Carpenter
and Smith, and they agreed in opinion, %
the result Of their experience, that the best
tims fer pruning trees is the summer, when
the trees are growing. Trees pruned at that
tune heal more readily, and are less likely to Dc
attacked by black blast, or otherwise injured
than if pruned In the winter.
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SABBATH ssaeeL AxLls IA :

is an .nur. new work of 1aa pssN,, and ssa.lI vs&
and hymns. Nearly eas niisa Of tAsn al
have been Issued and ere new rlngns ~sssss
choice pieces may be found "shal NEST bsyena tkc
Rjyer!i There il Beautiful World" "SorroT saAh
come assin no more "Do vi ysu hear the angels cen
ng,n Chou God, sess me, )" "Sabbath Bells shi1s "a
&c Prices Of Bell No. 1 are same a. Rsllh hse
numbers can be ebtained In volume, psiss hssn4
COPY 90 cents s35 per hundred cloth tesad snsssssa
g SO cents S45 per 1se rs eepiss tsssishsa us ~
price. Mailed At the retail PRss- t....t.4 .4,g,..p
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VIZ once heard . woman OF the
world say, ''the state Of widowhood Is
inconvenient, for one must assume all
the modesty Of young girl, without
being able to fsign her ignorance
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-13
: ruE Nxw rAraIer.e .sAs naas

contains % pages Of sons., duets. and sbessssS s1e
sacred and secular, including - pnxss si prayNn
II i, wall suited for social singing as well as sstssh
worship. Among the many ssastu' pieces nay es
found "Whers liberty dwe.ls 10 nay county fAs
Christian Heron "rhree Cheers for our Bsnser es1S
sing 10 me Of heaven Columba, the osn 81 the osess
"Msrehins Aionsn DO. Press--psper ssvess 10 sssss
alo per 100 Mailed at the retail pHse.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-13

IT 10 thought that tho United States
Senate will refuse seat to John p
Stockton, assumed to be elected Sena-
tor from New Jersey. He had only
forty votes, while there were forty one
against him. Such case has never
risen before.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-13
THE HARP ov FRRHaeaa

contains - pages Of seaSs duets, and sse.asss ~ ~
dom A,nonV The ehoiss pieces we weull nasoe, "Is&
freedoms usorn 20 let my people sss "Ovss he .Ss
tain" NThsy worked nae oil the day" As. Frss sssAs
each. ty .a.. s..N .H..- Htf ' N"itH's
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-13

MANYa man thinks it is virtue that keeps
him from ,urnins rascal, when it is only
full stomach. One sheuld be careful ana
not mistake potatoes for principles.
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DR.. Oh as. r. Sanderson,

Fa,1uerly of Bellevue, Hospital, NJ r., late
Senior Swgeon of Kings Go. Hospital,
CAN again be consulted at St Cairsviile tJohnson
" Houssl the 9th and 7th; Beaire lRandsiph iiousel
the 4th and 5ih Cadiz Swans Hotel tile 8oh slst LIST
and 2nd OF every month, 1868 go,
A Speedy Cure warranted In the following eases
Hernia Rup,ursl snsbisma. lsa1m' Eyes 'alp@ rn'pss;
Veins and ronss, iIydrocee, Hare lip, Fisula La
chmyralis, Fisula in Ano, and all kinds Of Ulcers;
DR. & removes all kinds OF deiormities siraightens
Croeked I,abs Club Feet and badly set Fractures op-
crates for Cataract and Stone in the Bladder, inserts
Glass Eyes, Identical in appearance and dmevement WIN
he natural eye and performs MI Vareues Oh ostgeai
Operation free from pain.
Diseases Of the Eye Ear, Throat, Heart Liver, Lungs
Asthma, Gravel, Neural sia and Rheumatism, cured in
very obstinate stnges, :,
kgue cured Tor charged IN 4s hours, with no return
of chill All forms OF Female Diseases treated with
entire success I.eucerhea Amenorhea, Dytmenorhea,
liberation aud Proapsus, Ueri diseases hitherto con
side,sd difficult to cEsss %saa m "md speed
lily removed, without the use oil Physc, ana ths conf
mon as well obsnats diseases Duodeni''s commonly
called Liver Complaint attended with pain In the son-
ach side or shou Geld feet costvs bowels
and spotled or faded skin, il easy cured and with little
expense Tubercnlas or Gohsonpon eS0ep,
process recently discoveredby an eminent European
ply yscian and now extensively employed IN tho ~ u
Hospitals, with success heretofore nnknswn;
= From long experience IN the New York Hospitals
having made over 1000 Post Mortem Examinations, we
cann all casas point out the exact organ or organs as
| DR. g. is Graduate Of one Of the first Medical Col
eges in the United States, Is also Graduate o. the N
" YOpihalmic fFye and Earl School OF Medicine ans
Surgery Is endorsed by the hrst Surgeons and fhysi
clans Of NJ " City and has heen In the constant prae
ce OF his profession during II years. with unparalleled
| success.
@ haraesRc Reasonable. Consultation
Free.
In consultation with his brother Physicians o goo
| Standing. lNe'o" - ~
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To be disposcdeef wfsM PdisPstch.
WITHOUT REGARD To COSF

rJNHE Goods are Of fashionable style and most excel
lent workmanship, and are sacrificed III this mamie
10 relieve the propretos from embarrassmsn, occssio
ed by . disractiug civil war. II should DC pfo"P"y
stated also, that they are mostly oil
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Assistant Assessors Nstice.

NJoTIcE ~ HEREBY GIVEN 70 all whom !, may
Of Wayne Somerset Warren, Goshen, KIRK wood Flush
ing Union and Rehlaid, desiring 10 take out license
icsnse therefore under the Excise Law, can be ac-
by stating in letter the occupation 81 bust
mes and Of such for which .hey may aess
mail ot their sgnstue, which they can return by mai
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