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Relief for the 0ueb.e Suff.,s-

QUEBEC, Nov. ga large number OF tenn
porary sheds are being erected in the burned
district, IN which many of those who were
burned out by the late fire will find shelter for
the winter. great many are es1igratiny 10
the nited States. The weather is cold.
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BALTIMoRE. Nov. 24.-Flour dull low grades
heavy. Wheat very dull Corn dull: new
white. 94a96 cents. Oats heavy at 5ia55 cents
Provisions Neglected and nominal Coffae
quiet: Rio steady for gold. Whisky dull AZ
s231as2is IN bond; Pennsylvania, 81 a5asa 20
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The Pacific RaiIro,d E,cn-si.,;

CINCINNATI, Nov 2i.-The Central Pacific
Railroad excursion party have arrived here.
and Will leave for the East on Monday. The
Chamber Of Commerce yesterday appointed
committee to receive the eXcursionists and
show them the various points OF interest ,n
I he CITY -
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New K0rk MaYLefs

NEW YORK. Nov. 2i.-Cotton dull at ~
a35a cents. Flour quiet and Is cents higher.
Corn LAP cents higher; Southern al D Rasf
Pork and Whisky dull.
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Under the act OF Congress passed at the last
session, Secretary Stanton has appointed Col.
W. II. Stewart, W. Flynn, of Washington
county, and A. Miller, of Cecii county, a.
commissioners 10 award compensation to the
loyal siaveowners Of Maryland, whose slaves
were drafted into the army during the war
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MUSTERED OUT.-Brevet Colonel Garrick
Mallery, Lieut.. Colonel Of the Sd regiment
Veteran Reserve Corps, and First Lieutenant
j. d. Buckley, Veteran Reserve Corps, have
been mustered out of service
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From Memphis

MEMPHIS. Nov. 23.-The General Assembly
OF the Presby ter ians continues to ex cite deem
interest, especially the question OF educating
the tres dmen. Up TO to-day the most enIight-
ened and liberal views have been expressed
ON the subject.
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SPIRIT or THE oIrY PRESS.

We notice IN the proceedings OF the negro
meeting at the fair building. the other night,
that Col. Hinton, OF Kansas, thanked God that
the Chicago Times, the Boston Post and the
No'ionot InfeIlioencer had come out In favor OF
negro equality.
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SECOND edition.
4 O'CLOCK p. M,
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
WASHINGTON. November "a. 1898.
Jay Cooke Il 20. furnish the following
O o otatlo of Government securities.

MBw YORK FIRsT BOARD eALEe
Coupons, l12A; Five Twenues, is62. los Z;
Five Twenues 1854. 1861; Five Twentlee,
1865, 16K; Five Twenties, January and July.
1855, 1O:A; Ten forties 99I; Seven Turtles,
August. 1O5x; do. June, 104S do. July, l0iS
Gold, l39x
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AProrNTED.-Mr. Charles Il. Brady. who has
cen for seversl years cierS in the ON CO of
the Adjutant General. and who has served a a
q soldier IN the 2d u. =. cavalry. has been ap-
pointed Lieutenant in the 5th reg ulsr cavalry
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BURGLARr.-On "Wednesday night the gro
Gerry store o. Mr. I hos. Byrnes. corner o. Ohi,
aNenue and i4th street, was entered ny forcing
tne iron bars winch secured the front door
and quantity OF stockings and bottled wb,s-
XIV carried of THIS Is the thIrd time that Mr.
H. has been robbed within the past eighteen
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fIEE.-The fire this afternoon was On N.
rear of me dwellings on the south side Of +,
street, near ith-the bakehouse OF Mr. HeSse-
mer and n number OF sheds. &c. being de-
siroyed- The Hook and Ladder and Nos
and steamers were soon on the ground AMI
prevented the spead Of the flames 20 more val
liable ad Joining property.
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ITO ARCHITECTS.
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS Yop Hrw
BUILDIM06 FOB The WAR DEPAkTMENT

buILDInGs FOB The WAR DEPAkTMENT
AT WAShiNGTON, ID. e.
Ayehitscss ere invited to prepare plsnus and
specincafions, end estimates of cost, for ne re-.
proof buildings for the War Department, o.
the site now occupied by the Wsr Departm Ant
4 ~ n soJaesnf vacant ground. in Waihington,
The buildings required should have superficial
area q large as the site selected viii admit of.
Phoeographs o. site, and all other Information r.
leting to the subject. viii be furnished 20 Arohi
pmeanon' personally, or BY letter, to the Under
premium q as eco Tor the aret Of $4,000 for the
bic plans And specifications. received, viii be
Of Var by tie Bosr ~ ..sn; hon secrst:sy
dsty OF selecting ssite and preparing pmns md
specifications for the blildinRs of the Wa n.
psrtment under act Of Congress approved July
The plans and sPscihcst,ons must Be sent to the
Recorder Of the Board. Ord apce Once. Windsri
Bu,id!ng sslipst ton. d. o., on or before the ist
The Board Will re serve the right 20 reject .nv ar
al plans submitted, should none be deemed snits
bio for the purpose a. we'll as to retain any OK Hil
OF ,uch plans. ~ -
TT. TReADWGLL,
no % I'm Brevst Lieut. Oel i. u s. A., Recorder
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IHTERSAL REVENUE The receipts from THE
source day were SsoSAs
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PROMOTIONS IL THE SIXTH AUDITOR'.
OFFICE The foilo wing changes haye occurred
IN the ONCE o: the Auditor OF the Treasury TO-
the Post Once Department. u Edmond MAJ
let, of New York; y. IL. Patterson, of Pennsyl-
wanna, and John II. Dixon. of the District a.
columbia. have been promoted from first cla>,
TO second class clerkships. Benz r. Nc6;r-U
mas been promoted from a messengership 20 :
clerkshIp OF tne first class
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rRHAeURY DEPARTMENr.

The disbursements Of the Treasury during
the past week on account Of the War, Navy,
and Interior Depar :ments, were as follows
War Department, S2.7oi,9S3; Navy, S2,7I7, 9es;
Interior, Sl07. 4si. Total, S5,6lO,395.
National bank notes were issued to the
amount Of s1,l3l,0i0; making the total In CIR
culation S2as. 10000. .-..
Fractional currency was received from the
Printing Bureau in the sum of S49i 500: shipped
to Assistant Treasures and National Banks,
&421 ,6l5: redeemed S1s5, 1900.
The Government holds securities as follows:
For circulating notes, 1910, 1885, $50; for deposits
OF public moneys with designated repositories,
S359, "a, eco. .. xxx. $780,.
The National Exchange Bank, Of Baltimore,
Md, has voluntarily ceased to be a depository
OF public moneys, having. on its own applica-
ton, received permission to withdraw the Sc
curities deposoed with the Treasurer Of the
United States TO secure the payment Of public
m oneys in its possession.
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TIE Law AGAINST STREET BEGGISG.-Thl-
morning. Major Richards issued an order 10
The police 10 gay strict attention 10 the enforce
ment OF the law against street beggars. Stree
o'fCars are grea: annoyance. and they are
numerous at present ia this city, but they are
all imported.
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MUsICAL.-The Richings Opera Troupe are
TO give us one concert On Monday night at
Metzerott Hail. The company Is said to be su.
perior in concerts even to their operate per-
formances. Messrs. Castle ann CsmpheIl ara
both great favorites mere, and there will he.
withou' doubt. large audience to greet them
Mr.. Campbell will sing his greAt song, 0Whea
Spiendor tails on Castles walls" Mr. DIET.
rich, who 70 Q 1rst-class yiolinist win play
DeBeriot's "Wilhsm Tell" acconpsnied 81
Miss Richings on the piano,
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lHANKsGIVING.-MayOr Wallach. as will b.
seen by advertisement elsewhere, recommend.
the Observance by cur citizens of Tbur-tav
next, the 2sth int. as day Of thanksgiXlur
IN accordance with the proclamation OF ne
President OF the United States
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ORPHANS Court, Jud9e PEroeU -To-dAy
the will of the late William q. Freeman h.
queathlng his estsie 60 his wife, was fulIy pro
ven and letters testamentaTy were issued 4,
Margaret & Freeman; bond sItp.Og.
Letters testameBIary were Issued 10 Mary n
beale on the estate OF the late Rob@r' Beal.
bond $4,000. To Henrietta ANDREWS on tn
estate OF the late Christopher Andrews. bond
5000! To Henry Nbsail. on the estate Of
Martha II. WoUlsy: bond S6D0
The rTst aDd final account OF the admins
traitor. with the VIII anaPNed, OF OHIO Ros-
well on account OF the estate was approved
and passed.
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Snow Storm in Boston,
Baltimore Markets.

BOSTON, Nov. 23.-It is showing quite pIen-
titully here
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RUf TIE LITTLE BELT sOGAR."
- e. q. DYER CO.,
gao Pennsy lvana avenue,
NO ~ eoot bet 18th and 18th sits.
M HEADQUARTERS ~
NU noRreRs.Rs NA
L1BEBTIES

Families supplied with OYSTERS steamed and
In every sty le at
BROWNS RESTAURANT,
Corner OF and 9TH streets. north OF the marx ct
Game in season, Meals furni shed at the shortest
notice st the house. and ct all hours to families,
Inc Bar stocked with the best Liquors. Please
give me call and you will 20 away sAtiati cd
no 70 CT
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WE HAVE CONNECTED With our Ware
who're PIANOS and other MUSICAL IN yEY
6TRCMEETS are thoroughly repaired attJvHvv
employ are from the Manufactory Of etstnway 3
Nv" W. G. MErZERorr CO.,
ocS 3le Pepn'a avenue.
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BOARDING.

n 00MS AND B0ARD-Very nicely FURNISHED
Also, Table Board. Mrs. s. q. RATION 4451,
10Th 1t cornerF. no u sts
k'Vk khNT.One south FRONT Room, with
bVAhD In family where several boarders
st t nrs heierenc g exchanged. Apply at the
Guar omce. no p St
CQA 4 STREET, NEAR IOTH-One front ana
CCO back PAkLOR, on LIST floor (nicsiy fur
hisned To rent, with Board, (. a gentlemen and
Tahis % Rs.a s.ngis gentlemen. at $50 per month
isoIe ooetd al el5 per month no - 6ts
FOE R6ET-Four furnished ROOMS, with
furnished rooms, most Of them large, No. iSs, on
the corner OF I'd street and Pa. ave. no 2,-sts
FOB RENT-rwo large, we'll furnished FRONT
ROOMS, and smaller rooms adioinins. vith
a nosTd ~. Apply o. No, Ass on 18th. between G
~nu s's, weet sloe no 23-5tH
SIN0LE GBNTLEMEN, Or GENTL1MRN
SoS Sha TIER wives, can be accommodated with
nOVmo, FURNISHED or unfurpished. with good
boai9 gas; bath, hot and cold water. At No,
~aV oroge street, 0eorgetown no I'M
ROARDING-0entlem men can be accommoda ted
1911, w,.h ~, BGAhD and Rooms, at I95 + street.
Soie lot Clerk In War Department. AdJutant
general Once, AMI Quarter master General = or
nee Ii L. very short distance from the Deeart.
m.1ts. Tive Us call no % ST.
WILL FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD
w can be obtained At 3-9 Sd street, corner OF
inoIana avenue upon moderate terms. no 10 l2ts
DERsONs OAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH
Rooms and Table Board at No. 1873 Dunbar.
Ton street, 0eorgetown, ID. O. no B-sWs
TABLE BOARD ct No. aga 10th strest sev
doors north Of the avenue. Terms 3U Der
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An IMPORTANT MovEMBNT.-Lastev ening,a
meeting OF the attorneys and agents for the
prosecution Of claims was held At the ONCE or
Messrs Wolf & Hart, at the suggestion Of some
the purpose Of forming permanent associa-
ton for the protection Of the Government, the
soldiers and themselves, and 10 prevent claim.
ants being imposed upon by irresponsible par.
tles Inc 1oiiowing omesrs were elected =
President; q. L. Bishop, Secretary; James T.
Fitch, Treasurer; and Messrs. q. @. Tucker,
e. =. Storrs. A. J. D-etrick and n. Henry the
Executive Board.
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AND STOVE WOOD

2s2 PeaHa ara, bet. Ira aad tea SIS. asa
Always on hand q full supply Of the above named
article sawed and split in any length and size r..
auired, and promptly delivered TO any par, Of IN.
District at the LOWEST CASH PRIoas.
DO An TH0s. J. GAIT.
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LOST AND FOUND.

c. 1EwARp .-s,rayed or stolen. black and
o. tan DSG. Nth German silver e,I.r,
and street north, oapiiol Hin. DO z..st.
I OsT-Betweea NorthFrn Liberties Market and
Il! corner Of 9th street and pean's Age., large
;Sit.bly Tewsrdcd By leaving it ., the once OF
osTMLn wnhir gt 81 z. .so.. cne
MesoDneli GO: J.. ~ kssimsnt Penn 3 scarves.
SGTnt c, due on T. liberal reward will Ne s:id
@D little white Po0DLE. lost on Moadsy.
Nov. 18th answers to th. usme Of Minnie a.,
6ows. heavy With calf, On. d these cos. mad s.a
and ssh .ss " :r s
high horns and heavy With calf. ana weigh. 600
nsa to snE q" Re 'sss 4
6ss.es sn LIST and North Capitol streets Pri..nE
SJSU scrisss, near BlsdsnsnsSSrs Nd Friday
With iosseshoe; star in the forehsad ii: knees
Scared; ahut is hands high; carries up well bay
chunkey; q slight scar on the hind part Of the
oia.a- SO. CRAWFORD. Bya.tavins.
SIVVGnitsd STATE. Burial Co p, nss1 Sharpe 1ae
burg Nd on shs Risht e the iah IF November
sIkck Roam and 6sa S skr BG aGki ao 2sE
MULE, sill branded q. 8 on the ar shouI lar and
III T. on the of shoulder
The above reward will Be. paid on their delivery
at Lincoln depot or S25 for either one Sc deIiy.
cred OaARLES II. TOMpKISs
brevet Brigadier General, and Quartsrmaster. q.
Qgdr'ernaNer's Offcs, Washington, ID. c.. No.
Venbef ~. lobo. no 0-l0t
GC0 REWABD-stolen on the night o. the
gov $50 OF September from the premises Of
George ones. near Blsdensburg, q dark brown
HOhsE, marked u. and 1. q; medium size
msse and tail somewhat sunburnt; has q roam
nose. The above reward will be paid IL returned
10 GEO. JONES,
Oc2 HyattsvfIir, Prince 9eorsss 90, Md
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"A MAN UNDER THE BED-Sfritias Tablaan -
Last night Mr.. Kate Tader, who lives on IA
street. between litn and l2ih streets, went e.
her room, where she discovered q man un1er
her bed. She seized him aud called her nus
band. Her husband took tbe burglar and IN.
went for an officer. Policeman Ray procaeded
70 the house and found the burglar down upoD
his bands and knees, while the HUSBAND vs.
Sltung on the intruder back. fairy aStrias of
him, Gin the fashion OF a horseman with :.
deadly grip OF both hands around MS thro,,
The burglar Was taken TO the Central Guard
house, where he gave his name rs Robt Ken
nedy soldier OF the 5th cavalry, and VS..
sent 20 Jsil for court BY Justice MorseIl
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TIE NEW LI9CoH fIcESsKs-Maior Rich
ARDS this morning issued q General order 10 IN.
policr OF TIRE Dt-trict reistiys 20 the spoiic.-
tions for license approved aud disappro, "a bv
the Board Of Police. He saws -. The B,xrd
of Police has recently disapproyed a iArr.
number OF applications for license 20 sell mir
itucus and intoxicating liquors. Lasts OF III
dsapproyed applications Will he furnished
you At tbis ofiice- You will am medi ately no
ufy the parties whose applications have been
thus disspproved OF this action Of the board
and thereafter strictly enforce the law IN their
cases AZ they shsil coutinue- the retail sale at
liquors. You will allow persons whose An
picslons have been approved by this bOart-
until the 30;h instant 20 procure their usansa.
before enforcing the law"
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GRIFFITH GAUNT.-The drama Of Griffith
Gaunt, adapted from Charles Reade's famous
novel, has had an extraordinary ran at the New
York Theatre, having drawn large and fash
ionable audiences from its first representation
Rose Etyinge's embodiment Of "Kate Peyton"
is characterized by the press of that city as a
spirited and true conception Of the character,
while John Mortimer, a great favorite In the
commercial metropolis, represents s'Grifith
Gaunt' to the life. The object Of this notice is
to inform our readers that Wallis New Opera
House is to be opened with the drama Of Grit
fifth Gaunt on Monday, December ID, and that
the above talented performers have been en-
gagged for its rendition. Other members OF the
new company are Frank Lawlor, Emily Jor.
dan and H. b. Phillips always IA vorites here)
Charles Hale, "a fine Comedian.) John Vary,
Blanche Grey, Miss Lannier and Mr.
Matthews, altogether forming the nucleu. OF
one of the finest companies ever congregated
here for dramatic representations.
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C'DtoafD is o SSffssEss441ss ,a.,
OIDER yINEGAR.

An Dersonsin vast q PURE CIDRR VINEoxR
will DO veil to call and oxanine ny steck kSfare
purch Asing elsev here.
Goods delivered free of charge, In all marta NJ
W ashipeton and GeorgetoWn, ID. O. VI
TBBM6 CASH.
RILIY A, 0HINN.
Union Bottling DEPOT.
oenim 81 Greene St, 0eorgstswn, DC.
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APPOINTMENT OF PENSION OFFIOERo.
The Commissioner of Pensions has appoin ted
DR.. Henry n. Chase, Of Lawrence, Missouri,
and Dr. Joseph w. MCCALL, of Huntington
Tennessee. examining surgeons.
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u y. @. DYER CO., 10
Sign 81 the Golden IaRle"
no 10-to5t gao PeunsylvSnta syenue
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- ExfRA TAf, No. I. IN KITS.
these Of very superior ausltty. and full weight.
PacheA In Portland, No :sxRre:.,x ser uso
nos King Place
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%CHRIcTIAN BkOTHEKS CON EKCIAL
N ACADEMY
street, betw cen 9th and 10TH
This institution 10 now open for the reception of
students. Youths DESTROYS of following the course
Of studies should apply 1t once O. only q anal,
number will be received.
no 23-it- BROTHER TORIAa D,r..,o.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-18
Manhood, lew Lest: how Reslsree.

ssf7 Just pgbli.l.el. a lew edi,ian %
.--s.-}e~..<F CIR. e'ysaverEveIE's Celebrated
'--'s~ . 80 E@say on the Racai Csrs without
me!ic'nc) Of perm tarfhoea. a. Seminal Nsrk
nsz~, Involuntary Semii.al Losses, lmpoisnc-,
aieutal an: physic,l incapacity, irpeialcn;s 10
marriage etc, also Consumption. E,ilepsy .aa
i'l'. INDUCED ~ se!t indulgence o. ss1aai s1tr-s
araure
3i-Prioe. n sealed envelope, on. 6 e,uts.
~. celebrated author il. this Admirable es.ev
c'cariy demonstrates from thirty wars sec
iul Practice. that the ala ming con e.uen,s . CT
self shnSe may hc rAGic4 iv cured wit'.oa- the
'sa-er0us uSc &C internal m-ticiue or the nHpl.-
cat II of Ike lni!e-poluing Iut a mode %: care
! = Cnce simnr. certain Al .ii-rtlal. ~ mea snf
VIII u every sufferer IA matter what his coni:ion
may be. nay cure h;al elf ,hea?iy. pti a;rly I'D
raaicaNy
lJ'ial> lecture should be in he hands OF sv
o.Y ,outn AMI every man IN the l.ud
S-ut. .rr sal, In pltif envcone sny
dress, loS. Paid, on rcc.ip. OF SIX cent. q. 80
fost lamps
Addscss the publishers.
CHhS J {. KLINE SCG
"a Bowerv, New fork Pos: oaios BOX ASS.
-l0n<S-ly.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-18
30 Cents TO save IS Dollars
TO CONSERVATIVES

The undersigned having been restored to heaits
in few weeks. Is very simple remedy, sitter
having suffered several years with n severe lsng
aife,ton and hat dread disease, consumnron--is
anxious TO make known TO his fellow sufferers the
means of cure.
To all who may desire il lie will send cory OF
the dos' ription used (ree of charse) with the d.
rections TO- preparing and using the same, which
they will fed sure cure for Consumption, 18th
mn, Bronchitis Coughs. Colds. &c. The only
object of the advertiser in sending the prescription
il to benefit the afflicted and spread information
which he conceves to be invaluable; and he
hopes every suffer- will try his remedy as il viii
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please AZ
dress, Rev. EDW ARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg. Kings County New York.
nl0-3mo
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-18
r n9ts CURE
Thcy aie treating g.. = On ane~ systca, uh.y

SURE "N#S FC& EHjS DISEASE
ly-s.;eae- has proved Tn; Cata IA 1,naat ba
C.,c ~ To- 6. tr..attfrl. aIaT-, hs'irc. III man
3: SD c;.r,s :or t@fa~i's. all CT ~ C. are a.
ral re,1cies. giye !eiiei Oily nh.e l., pa;icu: i
~ thca', BIAS never cnte.
Under. aHGug thc disease ard We Know 1t en-
not lie cured by locAl treaimen. ai0ae therefore,
~ "l-c cscf.Ie constitutional remedy to -
tatcr. AID b. tie ccnjined loc, aud constlp-
Iional treatment, sc a'e enabled 10 rsacye tie
cause .. C,tairh. I'D tlere5g rffac,
q FL21I . = r. CURE
Their ccnsu'. s'iou ios Yeas exc averages fr6-i
Eve 70 seven boa and a YER. which eives th-in
on experience unsurpassed by any, aai erGAilsd
on's hy fcw.
u = e'"eaaber n DO not promise "a cure ri
STAGE oldI-ease. While all diseases arc curabie.
i taken n sefSaa. all stages are not. forr cass
ma, la c....,'c ca; week. not day. net
TO movioN, hons lis Danger oi leia7
70 cote RI Js ser~'red. ,eA u he,s ess
cry 8tu'fs a. CIR or R-{lf
Ccs tsgus sre cAsiI. herco lie none, rnrst be
seat wi.h a, on''.' TOR i.e d.cre-. itcosts :scm
five 10 fifteen don Is rer m9siA, &c decter Wits
u, viach inc,udgs u.oli-'res.
~ The poor =" III be favored.
e31ieg e'kH.t'd K'yaE,
T.'i.'.t< must wri,, thcr name. St:.e, pes
Office address il~inlv. I'll le,t.fs C ;4iiing an-
sacIs. NJ. contain ie'el Same, aid b~ a.:rc -
81 20 ~. KNAPP ), son Drawer Gl35 CHI
cago. II
H. AM cftAc above diseasr' csn be treate,
successfully a. the patients describing tncr east
IN lcticr. Y as'l 'he1 can.ot rs.
Nr. hGiap. Who VII visit Glymouh regularly
ia The ,;lu.e csn b. consulted ~ to
~ gard - u use,
Sauri4, December Oh; Saturday. Fepru,r'
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VOLUME II.
SPLENDID
JEHFLRY. Watches. 1lLNfFlS, &G
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

TIME HOrsE OF BosANoUET. GIRAUD
Co, PANS. haze the pleasure Of annaIc-
ing that they have opened an Aqency in The Gin
of Ner York foe the sale of their ,rd,iy- knc,rn
JE VERY. WITCHES. &c AL for tl,c T1r-
pose 81 making their co1ds as extensively lnown
and appreciated in tire United States as they now
are, and have been over 20 years in Europe they
have determined On plan hy which poor ana rich
alike NAV have the advantage OF their splendid
styl1s. IS pr.l. ninarv, they would remark
Vat thew manufacture and sell 10 imitation je,ceI
, ~ or Watches bat
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wv ANTED-tvery man or Won IN out of
Wv profitable employment. TO send their ad
dress with stamp. and get our price list and cir
cnlars. Everybody wants the article Nopateat
Humbug. $40 to $50 can be made per day
Address c. NJ. LOUIS, Box "a. Prov;denco.
khoas leland nlS-lm
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Ii0EEhlI pREShNrS.
AGENTS. LfT5.1.
G.
Graf S-le Of Jaeclry and siircr.sare.

'Eaac ar~0ndGsc Great sire e5slri-
bsss.ou.
Our Agents are making from Five TO Tn rty
Dollars per dav. and It'll need more. Late
invoices from Europe have swcled our stock To
over One Million pullals. A spl, noId assortment
of Watches, Rings. Ladies' AMI GcnrlemeIi's Jew
clry OF all kinds OF Che mos IA hiouabe 'attern'
selling nj :. each. Send - cents for certiii at,
AMI you will see what you entitled e; or s.
on FIVE certificates, or s. Tor thirty. send
cent stamp for our terms 30 AGENTS. which are o
the most liberal kind. Now i, Your tiRe
ARRANDALL ( CO,
nl4-3mos. No. ,61 Broadway. New York
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MEDICAL.

nR. y. ARIH0RE. Eclectic 4 Uroscopan
= Th,sciau. respectfully announces TO the
,,,fiic, tat he viii ,isi5 the ITards Honse In
Plymouth, ind "a. once in I've weeks. ~ .5liows
Dec mber 2l,t. Jannlry a5th, Mach Is. A ri
5th Nay lnth, June 18th. where re nay he con
suite! ~ persons afi.c;cd with diseases incident
to this ll.itude Especial attention gwen - tie
treatment OF Ciircn!c cases. 80 eharsc for tx
animation. s!lul2-jui4