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THE EVENING STAR.

TEE QUESTION oy CoIoRRD MEN IN PAS
ensGER CARA Philadelphia Jury have rem
aered a verdict against one Butler Williams,
who brought an action against the jermanto wn
Passenger Railway Company. to recover dam
ages Tor an alleged illegal expulsion from one
OF the cars OF the defendants. The Judge, in
his charge 10 the jury, said that at the time the
Transaction took place, "a the law then stood.
the Company had right to make rules as TO
VINO should ride or not in their cars. If IL is
shown that the action of the employees Of the
road was not to carry ont the regulations Of
the Company, then the jury can fender ver-
Diet in favor of tbe complainant Again, If the
eolored man got into the car. and intended TO
pay his fare, and they refused 20 carry him,
then he was entitled TO damages. There is
no doubt but that the colored man was told TO
get on the car.
Burlsr's counsel, previous 10 the charge of
the Judge. submitted, in writing, that the
Dom pany have no right 70 make regulations
for the exclusion of colored people from their
ears, and that they can make no difference be-
tween riding on the platform and in the body
Of the car.
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SINGULAR SHOOTING CAsE-On Thursday
last young man named Joseph Bscratt from
Freedom district, was brought TO laII charged
with shooting a colOred CIR! by tne name OF
traneIna Kelly. in he employ OF Mr. Wesley
Bennett, on The 9th of November last, TN
Monday be had hearing before JnsIc. VAN
pier, WHEN be admitted the shooting. but
CLAIMED shat II was accidental IL was also
proven mat me giTt died from the effect of the
wound on the Saturday following Justice
y aUpleT held the prisoner, refusing bail
when he was taken on Il WIFI of haDeas corpus
before Judge smith, WHO released him upon
giving security in the sum or S2,WO for his an
Iearance al court. Ii Is probable the BODY
VIII D. taken mp and examined. as no coroner;s
inquest was held before in,erment-Westai1-
yfer Sentinel
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HALLS VEGETABLE

6ICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
has proved Itself TO be the most perfect preparation
Tor TIE hair ever offered TO the public.
II IL q vegetable com pound, and contains no in.
furious properties Whatever
1T WILL REsIORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
COLOR.
II will keep the hair fr ON falling out
IL cleanses the scalp, and makes the hair soft
lustrous and silken
1t 10 Q splendid hair dressing.
No person, cid or young, should fail to use II.
MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
- Ask for Hall Vegetable SiciliaD Hair Re
newer, and take no other.
r. p. HALL co.,
Nashua, N. II. Proprletors.
for sale nv All DraRRfsts ja9-Th,ly
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DROPosALs FOB FRESH BEEF.
Q6foe Dspot Comm ,xSarp Of .Sabsrsfss
WnSkiaxtnn ID T. -Aocor.L.< \

n
WASHINGTON, ID. C., December n 1856
Sealed Proposals, OF the form furnished by tae
undersigned will be received, I'm du plicate until
THURSDAY, the 81 Of January, 1851, at ~ m. for
all the fkksH BEEF required by the troops a.
the following places, VIZ - Fert Washington and
All the meat will be subject to q risid fuspee-
ton; 10 lie OF excellent marketable qu Atty and in
uDexception able condition Of equal proportions a.
fore and hind quarters, necks. shan ks and kidney
talloV not received.
In all il the meat is not satisfactory mr.
chases In the open market will be made At the ex-
The contractor will he required to deliver the
meet at the store-h house at the places n.med
in such quantities, and 81 such times, as the A u
g. at those pisces may direct.
Separate proposals will be received for q pplv-
Ing either OF the sbovenaBed places
Bidders must be present at the opening Of the
bids.
Payment to be made monthly, whenever there
IL funds on b and for disbursement
ALI questions respecting quality and condition
will be settled by the officer Of the Subsistence De-
partmept receiving he meat.
The contract will be made from the 10th of an
nary until the Snth Of April. 1871, or such peri.i
a. the Cemmissary General may determine
Bide must be endorsed f" Proposals tor AZ
-.n and addressed % the undersigned
de 22-7t G. BELL. and a.
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GALE OF OLD AND UNsERvICEALE GAN
- NON. SMALL ARMS, AND MfsCEL-
"A

Bureau cfO rdnancs, Nary Departmental
Wdshtngton CITY, Dec. Is, 1855 {
On the 10th day OF January, 1851, at nooa, there
will be sold at public auction, in the Norfolk navy
yard 20 the higheat bidder, a lot of old and nm
serviceable Cannon, email Arms, and Miscella-
neous Articles OF Naval Ordnance
The Cannon, Shot and Shell will be sold ~ the
pound, and the Small Arms and other Miscel-
lapesus Articles of Ordnance in lots to suit pur.
cbasers.
Terms: One half cash. in Government funds to
be deposited on the conclusion OF the SALE and the
remainder within fen days af erwards. curing
whie time the articles must be removed from the
81. A. WISE,
de IL eotd Chief of Bureau.
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RY W. L. WALL Co., Aucnoneers.
TBus1zEy SALE or !mPoyED REAL rs


TRUSTEES SALE OF SIX FRAME TENE-
HINTS AND LOTS. FRONTING ON THE
II north. at Public Auction
BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated the nth day
ofJuly, a. ID 1855 and recorded in Liber T I,
No. g. folio s33 33I. 333 and SIS. Of the Land Rec
ode Of Wasbine,on county, District of Colnmbis.
shall SELF Or MONDAY. the 3lst day OF Decem-
Ter. at O'Clock p. NJ on the premises. Lot No rs.
In Square No. 40 with the Dimensions according
Of elk Frame Tenements. which makes 1t a profit
to att end the sale.
Terms: One half cash. balance in six and twelve
months, for CITES bearing interest and secured by
. deed OF trust on the premises All convey aucing
and Ievenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser.
Sieo down on the day OF sale: And IL the terms
not complied with In We days after the day Of
sale, the trustee reserves the right to resell the
property, at the rick and cost Of the defaulting
pnrcts ser, by advertising three times in the Eve
ming Star. II. III TILLY, Trustee.
de 8 eo&ds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD,
- WAsHINGToN, Bee. 9, 1855

~ q e - ss:Sz5
Trains between WAsHINGTON AND BALTI-
MObE. eno WASHINGTON AND THE WEST
are now run a. follows. viz:
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday. at 7:00, 7:l5 and
L;ia a. m and 20v, and 30. and 500 D. m.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 100 O.. m, and
FOE LAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPoL
JUNCTION..
Leave at el' and 100 9. IA, and at 400 and ass
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave at 90 and 7:lS a N and $50 D m No
trains 10 or from apolis on sunday
UN SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave at I45 q. N b, and W and 10 o. M
FOB WAY STATIONS.
Leave af:fo a. N =, ans 2:0O and SD p. n.
FOB ALL PAkTS OF THE VEST
leave daily, except sunday, 1t 7:45 q. m, aud
On Sunday At 500 D. m only. connecting at Relay
station pNh with trains nom Baltimore TO Wheeling,
THROUGH TiOK Drs to the West can be b.d a.
the - sshington Station Ticket Once at all hours
In the DAY Is well as at the efce of he Bank
ers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 3AS Penn
avenue, between 9th and 9TH streets
For New York, Philsdelphfa. and Boston, see
o. vertisement Of Through Line
J. l. WILSON. Master of Transportation
l.. -. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
&C 50 II GEO. 9. KOONTZ. Agent Washins ton.
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EBIsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
baTed9 Of PT0ctsIOHs and C7oslfaf

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
bEreaE Of PTortstOHs and C7oslias,S
Decsmber Is. 1856.
Sealed proposals. endorsed :" Propo.sts for
rr,sb Beef and Vegetables will De received a.
this bureau until o clock .. M on the d lay OF
jam ary, Sa, Tor the ppy Of 100 OO0 pou aos OF
Ek1eH BEkE and lOp 00B pounds Of rRIeH
NEGkTABLEs,a ct the PHIL aD ELpHIA NAVY
NAkp AND STATION, required
The Beef and Vegetables must be % good qu al
tty, end she best the maj kst Affords and each ar
ucle Hsst be offered by the pound The Beef 20
be In equal proportions, fore hind quarters
Bonds with approved security, will 10 required
In one half the esttns ted spou Mt OF the contrset
snd twenty per cent In addition Will be withheld
from the amount OF each payment to be male, AZ
secnrity for the due performa nee OF the
contract. which will on account be o. aid n nttl
IL 10 folly complied with.
Every offer made must Be- ompanied by a
written guaranty. signed by one or more reseon-
sible persons, that the hidder or bidders will IL
bis or their bid be accepted enter into an obliea-
ton within nve days, with good and saiicieat
surefies, 60 furnish the articles proposed.
NoPrOPeSdI rtN be eOaStdsred sfn tess o11pdHts
~ such EHdraa.y, asd By snftcfddory srtdeace Aa,
NE tiddsT a. yegaidr deHler 30 fks articles pro
sress
The Department reserves the ri ght 70 reject any
proposal not considered advantageous 10 the Gov
eminent.
1t 10 TO be understood that n case the s,fpuiataf
quantity OF either article shalrle dsiyered leay-
ing balance due on the other article, the con-
tract may be considered as omeleted in full. AZ
tie option 81 the Dopartment de "a IA
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
"A oHnssSTTT a. folsr Eookour. Nd rA0f'

Hsadsxs,teYs Department O WasIisSsos. }
Qkcs Of CAisf QwoYteywostey,S
Washiaefon, ID. C.. December 10, 1855 \
By direction of the Quartermaster General u. D.
A., there will be cold at Puolic Auction at Poins
Lockout, st Marys county, Md, under direction
OF Breves Major James Gleason. A. q NJ, ct u
O'Clock noon, on FRIDAY, December Is, 1886 the
foll.wing described property belonging TO the
About so 90 Second hand Brick
About 900 Second hand sawed Shingles
=, About 60 coo feet Short Length Second hand Cul-
About 1900 feet - Cuttings. lining inside earth
works
About 100 Pine Gil, Posts, average feet long
and IL inches in Diameter
400 Pine Fence Posts. freugh, } 10 feet long
$50 line al feet Stock adiRg ~ feet high
80 lineal feet Slab Fencing, feet high
IL sni all Slab Buildings, various dimepaion3
Log Building, 20 by IS feet
Iron and Brick bave Oven, IN By AZ feet
Lot Of Manure. fabout 80 cerdsD 49,
Wharf Of Timber and Lumber 4 q fair on
40 feet long, and varying in width from = to 1a1
feet
Regular PASSENGER boats leave Baltimore every
Tuesday and Saturday afternoons, and WISHING
ton every Wednesday and Saturday mornings,
stopping at Point Lookout.
Government steam ting will leave eixth street
Wharf in this city Oh Thursday morning, Decem-
Der "a
Property will be sold in lots to suit purchasers,
and days allowed for removal.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
n. 1 LUDlNGT0N,
Hvt Brig. Gen. and Chief Qusrt.rm.-ter,
de 1917 DepArtmsnt of w hi aston,
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ny THOS. BOWLING, Auct. Georgetown.
SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE In
GEORGETUWN

By virtue Of q deed Of trust. duly recorded ia
Lber J. As NO. ls9, felios ts5. SC, of the land
records Of the District Of Columbia, we will on
the 9th day OF January. 1857, at O'Clock IN.
expose for sale, at public AUCTION on the premi
SEES, certain re oil estate in Georgetown situated,
being part of Lot numbered one hundred and fuu r,
ll0i,l In besll addition to said town, beginning
for the same at the end Of ~ feet from the north
erst corner OF Green and Beall streets. running
east by and With the line Of Bea street AZ feet and
and IL of Q foot, thence north 81 feet, thence west
aud parallel with Beall street 80 and 4 IL feet
thence north 40 feet, thence west s. feet. thence
south 100 feet to the beginning, with the build
ings improvements and a ppurtenances to the same
belonging.
Terms: One half cash; balance in 6, IL and Is
montI ., to be secured by q deed OF trus. on the
premises. All coRveysncinR and stamps az pur
chaser cost. II the ter ms Of sale are not com.
piled with within We days after the sale, resaI
will be had at the eost and risk Of defsultug pur-
chaser. SlO0 to be paid at the fail of the hammer
WALTER B. COX,
CHARLES H. MATHEWS
Trustees Of the Third Building Association of
Georgetown.
de g. &C ads THOS. BOWLING. Auct
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BALLS VEGETABLE sIOILIAN HAIR RE
NEWER
Renews the Hair,
Halls VEGETABLE eIcILIAN HAIR RRyKwr,
Restores gray hair to the original color
HALLS NEGErABLE SICILIAN HAIR RRNEWER
Prevents the hair from falling off.
HALLS VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR RRNHwKp
Makes the hair soft and glossy
HALLS VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR RENKwsR
Does not stain the skin
HALLS eIcILIAN VEGETABLE Nan RRNRwxn
Hes proved Itself the best preparation for the har
ever presented to the public.
Price 81. For sale by all Druggists ia n ruiy
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REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL
OASIS,
Ne IL Bond street. New York

~Full Information, with the highest testtuo-
ntdIs; also, Book on Special Diseases, sealed
eH"s!ope, sentfree. ~ Be sure and send for them,
and you iciH not rserst IL; for advertising ply
nciens are generally tpostors, without rsfsrenoes
no stranger should be trusted. Enclose Q stamp
for postage sr d direct to BR. LAWRENCE. No
IA Bond street, New York no II. DkWIy
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- good looking Methodist Clergyman,
Rev" L. X. Dunn, has been arrested in
LOUISVILLE, for the ruin of young Miss Nellie
DAWSON, OF Indianapolis. II was the old story
TIE fellow Is now making shoes for the Stats
az i've years penitertiary engagement
~A young man was fined 500 i'm C,neinna,i,
ne Other Gay, Tor kissing pretty girl W b N
she didn't want him 70. II sometimes results
IN costing man geod deal more than that TO
KISS pretty girl when she does want him to-
- The operatives in the lie wiston Cotton
Mills are attempting to get n red ucrion IN the
hours Of labor, from eleven 10 ten hours day.
FoED OF DIAMONDS Blunt a N sted
New York politician, dresses in most resnec,s
like a sarman, bat be h. sane" on dIamonds
About s50,0V' worth are generally di.posad
about bis person, and be generally has S2O, otl
Oh his watch.
gran old bachelor seeing the words ..fam,.
lies supplied over the door of a on. si.nned
IN and said be would take wife and two
children.
ga dramatic critic i'm Chicago objects In a
court scene IN one OF the theatres Of thai city
IN which the jury Is represented by three or
four Young maJdens in unmistakable ballet
costume.
- A Paris girl tells a story of a seryap, girl
lying AZ the point OF death, who was Suddenly
restored 20 heal by having her eyel,ds rub
bed with small piece OF the Pope,s white
flannel shirt
81 Mr.. Pryzbloewicks was a candidate for
The Legislature at the late election in Kansas
votes, and are stated TO be in An exhausted
condition.
~in the discussion now going forward in
England upon the extension of the suffrage,
the idea OF making intelligence rarher than
proper the qualification. Is AT last coming
prominently forward.
~There are IN the United States M the
present time 1854 Roman Catholic churches
and ehapels. Il theological seminaries. f,4Os
academies and schools, con tainIng not far from
10000 pupils. The Roman Catholic popuIa.
fion of the country is estimated at between
four and five millions.
~Captain Charles A. Bouteile, Of Augusta,
Ne, recovered watch recently which WA
stolen from him six years ago, in Liverpool.
EDGlacd. He WAS in q concert room at the
time IL was stolen; and Immediately made the
factknovu 20 the detectives there, who, after
sIx years, succeeded in finding 10
~Ata prayer meeting In New Hampshire
. worthy lay man spoke Of q poor boy whose
father was q drunkard aua whose mother Was
. widow.
ga mserly old farmer who had lost one
Of ms best hands in the midst OF nay making.
remarked 10 the sexton. as he was niling up
the grave, "Its Q sad thing 70 lose q good
mower ~ time like TINS; bu., aftef al, poor
Tenn wa great eater"
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IRON IL NORTH CARoLINA.-The Whining.
iOb IN. VI Journal says tina. ..nO State or Ter
TI;ory IN America has greater or richer depos,ts
OF iron" Than North Carolina. The mines in
Lincoln county have been long famous q ute
recently the late State geoiogist Mr.. Emmons
called attention 70 the immense value of the
deposits on Deep River. Ore of the richest
GualI;y Is fOuEd AT several places on this river.
but especl a, Buckhorn Falls and Iron
Mountain. In the same region are found coal
the finest gray and yellow copper roofipg g
slate of superior excellence, miiistones, and
SgalmatOlIte ~
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THR0UGH LINE BETWEEN WARRINGTON
L PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
Il 9a

WAsHrNGToH, Dec 9, 1856
now run as follows viz:
FOB NAV YOBK, without change Of cars.
. Leave DAILY Except Sunday at 7:&5 o. m. and
FOB NEW YORK, changing cars at Phiiaasl.
Leave daily Except Sunday at l:l5 O. N. and
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily exec OF gu pday AT 7.as ana II rs a
m, and $50 and $50 D. m
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York and Phil cd phis at $50 ,.
m only.
daily.
Through tickets to Philadel phis. New York. or
Boston, be had 1T the Station Once all hours
In the day. as we'll "a At the new office IN the
bankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34S Penn.
avenue, b~tween 6th and TIN streets
See Baltimore ana Ohio Railros IA y er ttsement
Anna polls, ano the West
i'll. WILSON, Master OF Trans portaeien.
NJ. COLE Gepersl Ticket Agent
GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent. Washing ton.
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. y Fl e \ A L .
E1aminatiens for the Navy.
TO VOLUNTEER o1YICIRs.
NAVY IDVPARrHRNT.

TO voLUNTRKR O1YICIRs.
NAVY DRPARTHBNT,
... WAeHINeroN, ID. o., Nov. ~, 1868
All persons who have served as volunteer
ofncefs in the United States Navy for the term
Of two years, and who desire to be examined
for admission TO the ocular Navy as provided
in the act of Congress approved July IS, 1866.
win at once make application addressed TO
viii notify them when to appear. Those who
do not make application prior to the lst OF
January next, or who do not present them
selves when notified, will be considered as
having waived their claim for examination.
Candidates will take with them, when sum-
moned, their Official papers showing their ma.
val record. GIDEON WILLIS.
eolm Secretary of the Navy.
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LIVE INSURANCE CAsE.-An advocate in
Dresden has been arrested on a charge made
against him by the Germania Lite Assurance
Company, OF Stettin, of having poisoned his
wife IN order TO obtain the anon Mt of q policy
on her life. The lady died suddenly shortly
after her band had ms ured ner life for TIVE
:y-four thousand thalers (about three thousand
SIX hundred pounds st-rlingD IL appears that
Insurance O3ices in Germany, or at least this
part of Germany. stipulats that post mortem
examination shall follow the death of the as
S0rsd- This examination took place without
any objection being made. But ten DAYS after
The funeral the company showed sufficient
cause 10 obtain an order for elimination and
then Berlin chemist named DR. Sonneuschein
certified that ne found ii the body traces of
acetate OF morphine. The husband is said TO be
In noarrassed circumstances. owing TO disas-
trous speeulatIons, and the allegation of the
public prosecutor Is that he poisoned his wife
10 raise rCney
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SAD FATALITY.-In October las, Noah M
Proctor, OF Franklin, ". H., co nmitted suicide
while laboring under 1T OF temporary m
sanity On The lOth inst. Isaac Proctor
father of the deceased, and one of the most re-
specteG citizens of Franklin, was claimed nv
death. Grief over the tragic end of his SON
was supposed To have FASTENED the fathers
dseease. On Tuesday last, William Proctor.
the last surviving child OF the family, passed
from among the living. They belonged 10 one
OF me most respectable families in Frankiin
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SINGULAR EFFKcT OF RUSSIAN BATH
Pedestrians in the Bowery, New York, on
"Wednesday afternoon, were considerably ex-
cited owing 10 the appearance OF man in an
entirely ude stale running through the streets.
Ii appeared on inquiry that he had resor:ed 10
an establishment in the vicinity 70. the pur-
pose Of enjoying Russian vapor bath, and
while undergoing the operation, which Is
stated TO have somewhat of an exhtiarating
effect, protested 10 the atten dant that he scould
not stand it, and upon being urged by the
attendant 70 endure II, he i'm nediately dashed
through the basement window, demolishing
The sash and decorating his person IN two
places, and fled up the street. police officer
procured his clothes and took him 10 the sta
ton house, where he gave ais name as George
Scott, by occupation a bricklayer, and stated
that be was utterly uRable TO bear the bathing
operation. and that the man in attendance
being inclined to detain him. he impuisively
sought this rode of escape There being no
evidence Of intoxicaiion or insanity, he was
Immediately released.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctisnesrs.

RY GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, Auctieneers
TRUSTEES SALE.
Under and by virtue Of . decree passed By the
cause depending ther Elm. and numbered 602 equity
in which Zepnaniah Jores Is complainant, aud
sr .s the "a VII
the p1eni.es parts Of Lots 30 Il and IT, R s%u.pe
No A32. az folio Ss:-Begi nainR At the southeast
wet Il Ieet and . inches; thence north 20 feet;
thence west 81 feet and 10 inches; thence north %
and henss 9 ss sss iset TO
ming; together with the pIovements, consist
ing OF the building well known az thu Avenue
The terms Of sale, ~ prescribed by the decree,
are One third OF the purchase money to be paid
payable in six and twelve months for which de
ferred pa. ments, with interest from the DAY Of
to the satisfaction Of the trustees. Conveyancine
ard stamps at coat Of purchaser.
da the truttee reserves the right to resell at ihs
fisk and cost OF the defanItins purchaser, npo1
one week 5 notice b. publication in the National
A,1 THOMAS : B !sIHsIi Trustees.
cess,t tn GREEN q WILLIAMS. Aucts.
RY GBEEN WILLIAMS. AucslOnsers.
Lac Office N.r Hrk and waAinston !,
.,, Gsorssto,c. b G. N o"s IS. isis.
The following unclaimed package. will ii not
N pppi a, sue'ion, to pay charges, &C.; N
" Roberts, Geo Dooiittle,
Ea%iis : j. Sorr!n. Hm s'esn sisysh.r.
Also: bill. v.lni.h, Cooling stove. 4 broken
do Il Trunk. Chest. without mark. =.
vii not ,' ssi!.s for Ss
ed e tie auction roc, room Ct Green Will
assss s';s'sf e. az Aus
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SECRET DIsuAsEs

eAhARI1ANs GIT 10 the most certain, safe and
efectual remsdy-indeed, the only vegetable rene.
dy ever discovered Cures in two to four days, and
recent cases In twenty four hours 70 mineral, nc
Is the soldiers hope, and friend to those " no do
net want to be exposed. Male packages, o.; f.
male, S3.
SAsARlTAN's ROoT AND HERE J uIcEs-A positive
sna permanent cure fer Syphilis. Scrofala, Ulcers
Soree, Spots. letters. &c. Price 81 rs Der bottle
Sold By 3. o. Ford. See advertisement. mys
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COLGATE 4 CO.'S

WIN y b so AP
Recommended for cHAPrED HANDS and for general
TOILET use during COLD wEATHBR. 1t may be
obtained Of all druggists and fancy goods Dealers
feb Q-e
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SURELY,
SURELY, STEADI Y,
SUCCESSFULLY
sNOLANDERS EXTRACT BUOKU

sAOLANDERS EXTRACT BUOKU
IL CURING
esery esse Of KIDNEY DIs1Asl, RHIyMATIsM,
GRAVEL, URINARY DISORDERS, wRAKNKss and
PAINS in the BACH, FEMALE COMPLAINTS and
TROUBLES arising from ExcKssKs OF ANY KIN.
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