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nEPARTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR,
u UNITED STATES PATENT OFF


On the petitiono Of GEOkGE e. BURT, of Har.
ward, Massachusetts praying for the extension of
1854, for an improvement in Machines for Clean,
ing and Asserting Bristies, for seven years from
on the 18th day Of February, lsss: -
10 ordered that the said petition be heard at the
1865, at u O'Clock M; and all persons are notified
20 srrs;ni ana shew ~ any they have Why
Persons opposing the extension ere required 70
set forth In writing at least tvsv days before the
day Of hesrtpg testnony MED By either party to
mitted IN accordance With the rules Of the once
which win be fufnishsden application, ~ =
umony must be MED In the once tssesfy days before
the day Of hearing; the srgulnentss n aay. within
ordered also that this notice Be published in tie
Republican and the Intelligence, Washinston, D.
c., and In the Boston Post, Boston, Mas once
. week for three successive weeks; the first Of
said p1bhestions 70 b ~ lsasttiHtz aaz.lssvieus
no 4-wSW Commisot0ner Of PstonHa a
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WIN. Il. WHEATLEYp PREMIUM STIAn
w DYEING AND CLEANSING
ESTARuISHMENT

Once. No. 80 Jefferson ST., Geereetown, ID. o.,
Established In 1881 premium arded by the Metro
politan Institute, 1857 rebuilt 1856 and 10 now by
Tar the largest and most complete estabishment Of
the kind in this section of country.
Dysing and Securing Of all kinds dsne In the best
manner.
Truly thankful for PAST favors, the subscribeS
solicits the continued custom Of the community
Goods received and returned By express With ths
utmost promptness and despatch.
Post Once address, Lock Box No. so.
once closes daily 1t sunset except Saturday when
II 10 closed 1t 81 ,. m. cullen
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RI THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
TOWN AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, November 18th, at O'Clock
p. m, i will sell, in front Of the premises that
valuable property occupied BY the late Philip
Harry. The lot fronts 90 feet on the north side of
Prospect street, between Frederick and Market
streets by depth Of l3s feet inches to 10 foot
wide alley. The improvements consist of a large
double twc-story Dwelling House.
Terms Qne-th cash: balance in 6, u, and Is
months, with interest, secured by . deed of trust
on the property. Conveyancing and stamps Of the
WIN. II. DoUGAL. Executor.
oc31 TH0S. BOWLING Auct,
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ATTRMPr AT SUICIDE.-On Saturday night,
hetween III and IL O'Clock, officer Hill, of the
MIN precinct, arrested young woman Of the
Division for being drunk and disorderly, and
took Der 70 the station house, where she gave
her name Is Emma Latest, and was recognized
as an old offender, though young in years
After remaining In the cell the remainder OF
The night, she came out before Justice Harper
who fined her 80; but being unable to pay she
was again locked mp, that she might have the
opportunity of sending for the money. Officer
Roth CHANGED to pass her cell about 10 O'clock
when be observed her in the act of hanging
herself. She had made a rope OF the mattress
on which she bad slept, lied one end to a
beam and the other TO her neck, and was abont
TO launch herself into eternity by jumping of
chair. The rope was taKen from her neck,
and close watch kept upon her until she was
released from her confinement
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE

II CNIlEO PLATES fA1ENl OFflCE,
WASHING TON, october "A, 1861.
On the petition Of AARON PALMER, of Brock
port, New York, and STEPHEN G. WILLIAMS,
Ct GAINESVILLE Wisconsin, praying for the extension
OF patent granted to them the oath day OF January
1854, for An Improvement In Grain Harvssterp. for
seven years from the expiration Of said patent,
which takes place on the 24th dag Of Janu AIRY
1853: 49, q. ~. -. 80. b. b
1t lie ordered that the said petition be heard At
the Patent Once on MONDAY, the6th day Of Jan.
nary next, at II o'clock ~; and ell persons are
notified TO appear and show cause, If any they
have, why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
get forth in writings at least twenty days before ne
to be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules Of the Of
fee, which will be furnished en- application.
Dispositions and other pagers relied upon a. test.
mony must be filed in the once twenty days before
the day Of hearing; the arguments, II any, within
ten days after fling the testimony. ,,..-T
Republican and the lntelligsncsr, Washington, D.
Z; week Tor three successive weeks: the 6ist Of
said publications to be at least sixty days previous
0oc2sWSw 4 = :, Commissioner Of PXtenfs.
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By THE rREsgf Hi ias 81 THE UNITED
STATES.

by THE PREsIpENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
PROCLAMATION.
For the sale Of valuable lands in that part 81 the
Sionx Indian Reservation on MINNESOTA
RlNER. MINNEsoTA, iying within the limits OF
President of the United States Of America. do
will be held AZ the aforementioned land once, I'm
the State Of Minnesota, AT the period hereinafter
AT the land Office at ST. PETER, commencing
on NONDAf TIE % DAY OF DECEMBER NEXT,
the following townships, and parts Of townshi %,
lying inside Of the late reserve above mentioned,
NORTH OF THE BASE LINE AND WEST
OF THE FIFTH PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, aud
IN the follgwing tewHshlps and parts OF Townships,
The tracts or parcels in the parts of townships
The tracts or parcels in the part of township
Joe, OF range g.
ITO. range y, except the n. W. = Of section 4
The tracts or parcels in he part of township III,
IL, Is, 10 %, n lots s, 6, and IL n. E. 4 Of 5
=, and s. W. Z OF 5. ". "a section = ". = Of N
". section 2 ; sections ., 70, 81; n. \. = sec
The tracts or parcels in the parts Of townships
The tracts or parcels in the part Of township III.
CT range 50, except sections /. 2 81 east half see
section Is; n T. section 2; sections 3, "a, north
half and 5. 4. 4 section %;
Of range 50, except The e 2 Of 5. E. \ section S.
fractional sections "a and S5.
The tracts or parcels in the parts OF townships
ITO. Ill and liz. OF rangeS4.
The tracts or parcels in the parts Of townships
III liz, lis, of range IS.
The tracts or parcels In the parts Of townships
III. liz. u.s. and ia. Of range s..
The tracts parcels in the parts of town ships
liz, lis, and ia, OF ranges
The tracts or parcels in the parts Of townships
lis. lH. and us. of range IS
The tracts or parcels in the parts OF townships
lis, ia, and lis, of range 80.
The tracts or parcels in the parts Of townships
ia and lis, OF range 20;
The tracts parcels in the part Of township
lis. Of range a.
The above mentioned lands win not be sold at
less than their appraised values, and a list Of the
sectional subdivisions. with the appraised values
attached, is in the hands Of the local officers ana
will be open for the examination Of those desiring
10 purchase.
The offerings 1.-THE above lands will commence ON
the day appointed, and viii proceed in the order in
which they are advertised, until the whole shall
have been offered, and the sale thus closed; but
the sale shall not be kept open longer than two
weeks, and no private entry OF any OF the lanshs
win be permitted until after the expiration Of the
two weeks. Thereafter the tracts offered and re-
entry at the Appraised valuation.
thSe 18th day Of August, Ammo Domini one THOUSAND
fy the Presidest ANDREW JOHNSON.
Commissioner Of the General Land ono.
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S,sa t'E;'fSSSs SSssiES
County sns sforsssid, spposnted The Ist
% and 81 the estate 81
said deceased, and Of the sssetsl in hand, g far
money: whom and where all the creditors aud hoirs
81 Fid dscsased are notined 70 attend, With their
law bs oxc}uded from ali bsnsnt IN sid decesseS
estate Provided copy Of ehis crAsr bs publishsd
once. week for three weeks IN the Evening Star
s'e'''os % 'ns ~ TSss-JANEs B. o,BEIRNr.
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SMOKE THE LITE BELT CIGAR"-
OPERAS.
Fer sale by
TH0S. RUSSELL CO.,
Successors to L. c. Dyer 4 Co.,
no9-3t $50 Pennsylv ania avenue.
no got
NJ ILLIN Err
MISS SANFORD

Nl MISS SANFORD
Has removed from the Store in Market Space "A
to the New Show Room 24sh Pennsylvania ~
avenue, between 18th and 18th streets, apS<
stairs and is prepared to exhibit an elegant as
soItment Of FRENCH BONNETS and TRIMMED
HATS, no l-l&
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LOB H0NsRIfENTIOK on INOOETIEyNCE
Of Urine, irritation, inf animation, or ulcera-
ton OF the blsdder, or kidneys, disease OF the
gravel or brick dust deposits. and all diseAses Of
the bladder, kldBsys snd droPscai evenings, esk
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National Capital Insurance Company
HOME OFFICE. 500 NINTH STREET,
WASHINGTON, DC.
CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CON-
GRESS.

GRESS.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL.....-.....S1 900 900
CASH CAPITAL. SOO,OOO.
This Company effers more favorable advantages
70 the insuring public than any other chartered Ia
the United States, by combining the two great ele
nents of Life and Accident Insurance, the joisf
stock principle. The premiums charged are nearly
sne-third lower than charged by Mutual Comps
MES.
AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY CITY AND
STATE.
OFFICERS.
JOSEPH y. BROWN. President.
GEORGE 81. PLANT.......Yice President
kILEY A. SHINN. Treasurer
Q. ALFRED EALL..-............- Secretary
COL. JAMES 7. CLOSE. General Agent
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
John H. Semmes, George II. Plant,
Riley A. Shinn, Joseph Y. Brown,
J. B. Clark, Jr., j. j. Ceomes,
Hon. Gre en- Adams, j. W. Parish,
Robert Leech.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Tkos. Lewis, Thomas NJ Plowman,
Riley A. shinn, j. II. Brown,
. Alfred Hall, job W. Angus,
Nicholas Acker, A. l.. Merriman,
Ersstus Poulson.
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Lehn Il. Elvans, Charles Kloman,
g. Emory, Lewis Clephane,
James L. Barbour, Thomas Berry,
Albert q. Hall. oel-ly
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KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS,
Alexander r; shepherd George W. Adams and Sam
sbonf 70 enter into Limited hin nades ~
name and style of MOVES, BAKER 4 90, Cor the
purpose Of printing and Publishing In the City of
Washington, District Of Columbia; the daily news:
paper called 1.-THE DAILY EVENING STAR
and weekly newspaper to be called THE
WEEKLY STAR The said Crosby s. Eoyes and
the said Clarence b. Baker are each general part
ners, and the said Alexander r. shepherd, George
w. Adams and Samuel II; Kaufman, are each 20 Be
special partner, and Al reside in the Ci.y. q
special partners have contributed IN actual cash
the sum OF six thousand six hundred and sixty six
6SlOO dollars capital to the commen stock Of said
psTtpsr.hiP:. The said ysstner:hiIi g spnmspce
continue TO the Thirty- Arst day OF October, iu7.
= In testimony whereof We have hereunto set our
hands this Thirty 6rst day OF October, 1857.
CROSBY 8. HOYG6. .rI
..r = H-a CLARENCE B, BAKER,
'-- i DO" a ALEX. r. SHIP HEkD, q
GEO. w. ADAMS.
SAMUEL II. KAUFMAHN.-
Signed in presence Of. sliIi1 - 'IsfIIst
JOIN 9. HoLLINosHEAD, 80 At 81 4
w. Il. COLLINS. ga ~. = isaa
A true COPY .-fest: .l. s.-t
nov 4.staWsw p - .. y. MkioS. CLERK.
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aGrILNDOLDH CONCENTRATED EXTRACr
III BUCHU d @ - =. = -
Eslss is9s 10 ne Great 06aystie. -st
HELMBoLD's CoScESraArED ExflAcf sARkApA-
Is ths Great Blood sPsyifes... ILL
Both ere prepared according "a ruieS OF Pharmacv
and ChemistrF, and ans tho most sctfve that can
be made. I'D BY Drugsista svsTyVhsEs.S IA
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yRssu SUsK.-OR Saturday night last,
while ths oyster pnnsy John Wesley, Capt
was run down by coal schooner and sunk.
The collision occurred on Nanjemoy Reach,
and was az sudden as 1t was decisive. No
peIsonsi damage resulted 10 any OF the ofncers
or crew Of the vessels.
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:, ro ,, TO pRr.EVPr,oN c,.,..v,s

Every person entitled 20 the right of pre- enaptioa
20 any Of the tracts within the townships and parts
eftoWpshfpe above enumerated In required 20 eetsb
lsh the came 20 the satisfaction Of the Register al
keceiver Of the land once, and make paymrsf
thers1or - soon - practicable after seeing this
mencement Of the public sales OF the lands en-
brscing the tract claimed, otherwfse such clair
sSwM Jos. 6. WILSON. Con mis.senes.
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ARRKsTED-On Saturday afternoon Lieut.
Ecklof arrested DIR. Barby, aphysic an on 7th
street. on warrant charging him with issu-
ing and circulating obscene pictaYal adver-
Using cards. He was taken before Justice
Walter, who held him to bail for a hearing
Among the witnesses are justice of the peace
and a lawyer. and the examination will pro.
badly be an unusually interesting one.
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W1B1Rv sRAss AID eF4M2 BAND e
-Psrs6es, Exhibitions, Deih, Privsts PaFtiSs,
Recepticns ,Ixcp1Giops, PIC Me-, esrsnsdses
il not nov connected With the lARIHK pAsp, asd
Ms services can always kerelied upon. Orders can
seps. So MIfzEkOffS GGsf6 sTOtf.
i HAVE DIN APPOINTED ASSIGNEE OF
i II. L. BlSCOE, (Bsnkrupt,) and am ready to
receive ciairns against him. PRO perry proven Ad-
dress Ro. n. MAYO. Haeus, Westraorelani
cornty, Va. 80 uo6.lsWsts
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on X PRICE SIX Z
n o L ESs KEN .

GEO. c. HENNING.
No. sso Seventh street, near Maryland avenus.
and
Corner OF seventh street and Mary and avenue.
Observation-Disclosures
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A TBIBF SHOT AT.-Last Friday night, q
white man, whose identify Is suspected, In
yaded the duckipg boat OF Captain Evans, Q
the foot OF Harvey's wharf, ana appropriated
10 himself aIvaluable gun, which he proceeded
to make Off with. The Transaction was OBJ
with three shots fro0 . pistol, when thu
coyetous trespasser made rapid strides for TIE
Long bridge, and - he passed the northern
draw, be threw bis prize into the river. Thus
deeencumbered, ne quicksned his speed and
made his escape. Ell - ~
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SERIOUSLY HURr.-About o'clock this
mornin :, an accident occurred on Eighth street,
near the corner Of z street, by which Mr.
Josiah Trowbridge, living about six m lies in
the country, was seriously hurt. Mr.. T. was
seated In his sulky, to which q spirited horse
was atiached, and when nearing the place Of
the accident the animal took fright and darted
disgonally across the street, struck the wheel
against pump, the jar being so forcible a. to
throw him violently TO the ground. His head
first struck, and q small portion Of the scalp
was cut away, besides which his left shoulder
was dislocated and he was severely stunned.
ply stefan temporarily dressed his wounds,
after which be was placed In a carriage ana
taken TO bis residence. The vehicle was much
damaged and harness broken to pisces.
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TIE RIVER FRONT, Nov. Il;h, IsS7.-Har.
Capt Shaw, from Philadelphia, with coal for
Harvey, CLARK * Oliver.
Nauklin, Capt. Landep, from Havre.de-
Grace, with coal, for Washington and George
town Ice Company.
CrOuek's Wharf observation-disclosures Alice
Curtis. Capt Hooser. for Richmond, light
Stackpoi>'s WhGyf.-Arrlved-Schr. Elizabeth
ID. Hart. Lowe, from Gardner. with $50 tons
of ice, 30 900 feet of lumber 81 coo shin gIes and
800 Iathes, for the Kennebec Ice Company.
Potomac Ferry WhOrf.-The steamer Wa
vasst. Capt Fawke. arrived last evening
from Cone river and Intern ediare landings,
tie, &c, and large number OF passengers.
AT meeting Of the National Monument So
eiety, held last week At the once In the CITY
Hall. when General Peter Force presided, with
resoiution was offered By Hon. j. NJ Brodhead
and adopted:
"ReIoired, That COMMITTEE OF four be ap-
uon me question OF raising funds for the COM
ple'ion Of the monument % report upon any
plans that may be suggested, snd TO prepare an
Messrs j. NJ. Brodhead. Henry ID Coke,
George W. Riggs and w. J. Mcdonald were
appointed the Committee.
BASE BAIL.-A match game OF base ball was
played on the grounds Of the Nationals on
Saturday afternoo between the National
Club and the Commonvealth Club, Of Pnila-
oeIpbia eight innin g resulting in the defeat Of
the latter by the following score:
National. ..-..:...1 8 3 go
Common wealth. 20 o 2 o o o SO
A esms was played on the White Lot, on
Saturday, between the Independent Nine and
the Gothsm Base Bail Club, with the follow
ing result IN nine innings:
Independent...O 3 2 L o 9a5
Gotham ....f 2 34I 3-y
-
yRssEL SUSK.-OR Saturday night last,
while the oyster pungy John Wesley, Capt
Basserman, was on her way to this city, she
was run down by coal schooner and sunk.
The collision occurred on Nanjeuroy Reach
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7HE oREIr zTvc,IRT BITrEgs

q MI ~. nS&Gsa L.sat
rHE cRRIT zryc.iRI BIgTERs.
r.nis WONDERFUL REMEDY "a. dI.eos.
cred and Introduced about twvnty years
ago By Dr.. $, cheopsas. an eininens EgyptiaA
physciAn. -
rese had long seen and reh the want Of some
4 NEEDY Shieh wcfd strikeat the rot of dis
case, and so prevent much of the suffering
which the human family was then compelled TO
endure. 3 i.Sselir ss l
The great question was presented to his mind
escrs day esvirht sstsyp ~ he preved among
the sick and dying, and observed the incfhcicn-
en- OF neariy an the renicdies then In usc. Thus
be was lead to think and expcrimeiits and after
ten yeats VI study aud labor, be presented to
hia EellsN ,nap the wonaerfal xinsAri Bitters.
The eifcct OF this preparation 10 the prevention
and cure of disease, was 50 marvellous and as.
tanishing. that the most aatteaing marks Of
royal favor were bestowed nlson hia who Dis.
covered II. His naRe was placed npon tbs
Roll Of Mobiles, and a gold p,eaal Nth tbe. fol,
lowing ineriptien--Dr, =. Cheepsasy the Public
nenefactes-7wa presented y hin by the Vice.
toy.
The preparation hss boon snsea in several
rpideHics. 0f cholcra, both asa preventive and
curative measure, and with such great success
that Il has been introduced into nearly all the
genota Al hospitals u the yld world. III i
Z The aid saying that an ounce of prevention
Is worth a pound af curs, applies with marvel
ious ferce 10 cholera, aud thcreforc any,rrmcdy
that will protect against this terrible disease
shenld BE- freely and per ss,cRtly used
,Allpathelegists NOW agree that the cholera
poison acts on iAs gs.qR nrengA the blend,
aud that any combination which acts on the
-excre,ory organs, and keeps them In working
egder, lnRss Rrescptsa A. safieieat accumulation
u The paisba % exert is terrihle effects on the
organism. This is true mot only Of cholera, but
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EEAALE CeLlEcIATE
AND s.ll4
MALE ACAnEMICI INSTITUTE.
arE AUm u n 5.

LffERiRf DEPstRTHENT.
l,cs. JONI A. Mrxnok. A, NJ.
Mrs NJ. Lou rarlong, NJ T. +.
Miss Mary v. Manning.
Mr.. WA. 5. Grouse,
ke:sh't PEi'ssr9ENE
Mss Fannie Il. Manroe. ft
Miss Kate y. Gehr.
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TI,HIs INSTITUTION win commence
1, Ii che FIRST SESSION pf its SMITH
scholastic year On WEDNESDAY, SEP
TENDER 9Th, ls6s. Pnpils viii he re
ceiyed at any iiasf, aud charged from time
Of entrance. tR sisssi 3, tta
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done with propluess and on moderate terms.
They are also lsclel Agents for the snle OF
NeCoRNlCK'S Improved SslfRaking
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s0R DoUBLE sPmx0 ae 4.
|, S X 1 n II 5i@
THE wcndsrfai fisxihiiity AID erea, com !.
isrs and pleasure ~ any LAD weafihg the DT,
fLEx ELLIPTIC SKIRT will be experienced
particularly In all erowdcd assemblies, ope-
ras, carriages, railroad cars, ehurch pcws, arm
chairs, for promenade and house dress, as the
skirt can be folded whoa Ia use 10 occapy
small place "a easily and cnnyeuiendy as silk
Or muslin drcss an invalaablp quality In crino-
line, not found In any Single Spring Skirt
A lady having enjoyed the pleasure, com
fort. and great convenience 0f wearing the Du-
plex Elliptic stsel Spriag skirt for single dat.
will never afterwards Willingly dispense with
their use. For Cbiidrea, Misses and loung
Ladies' they are shperfor TO all others, ~
Thcy will no, bend OF, break IKE the Single
Spring. but will preserve their perfect md
graceful shape when three or four ordinary
Skifts viii have becn thrown aside as useless
The Hoops are covered with double and twisted
thread, and the Button rods are not of,iy double
srfiugs. but twice or donslej covered. proven
ting them from wearing opttyfhgn dragging
TbtDuplex Elliptic Is great farorite with
all ladies and L. universally reco,nnlended by
the Fashion Magazine as the Standard Skirt Of
the Fashionable world. 81 I,s die H..
To enjoy the following ipCstimablc advantages
N crinol,ne, zig; superior quality, perfect
manufacture et lash thape aud finish, fexibili.
y, durability, eqmtort and economy. enquire
for ]. W, BRApLEY's DUrLEx ELIrrIc, or Double
Spring Skirt, and be sure you get the genuine
article. H.lg fW u M i
CAUTIoN.--Tp guard against Imposition DO
particular to notice That skirts Offered as '.Du-
rtsI" have the red ink stamp, viz, -. W.
Bradley's Duplex Elliptic Steel springs upon
the waistband--none Others are genuine. Also
Notice that every Noon will admit min being
passed through the centre, thus revealing the
two Tor doublel springs braided together there
in, which Is the secret Of their ncxibility and
strength, and a combination not to be found in
any other Skirt
FOR SALE In all StNres where first class
skirts are sold throughout the United Status and
elsewhere. iffU
Manufactured by the Sole Owners Of the
Patent, tf
no E. z VESTS, BIlADhRYf 4 CARY. .tl
- d Chanibctsa 81 Rsade Sts., n. y.
oeti9-am III lII 'er /,
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EMisaii5 rsmd<sd.7 ssb Rhcum ana every
description ef sieefstid ns tsies and scrofuIoas
diseases which have bafllcd all preriopspcdical
skin. can be enred BY my treatment; mi Ido
say all diseases. iscs CO SstsrfIos1 can Sc cured
BY wearing my Medicatcd Jacket, which is n
projection 70 tbs lungs agsinst All changes nj
weather in all ciimafes Hating investigated for
years the eshse and character af intern,iiten,s
lferer and sguel in an parts Of the United
States viii cure permanently all crohie or acute
cases Of ague 4 nervous diseases in few DAYS.
Cancer Cared rithout hs kaVe or Draring
Blood. ~ 'aa
sTpr yofm tlatdresd 70 nc IInrsu Family
for years. can be rcmoyri with two or three
doses Of nfy newly discovered remedy, warran-
ted In Al cases. Consolidation In the English
and German Langaarcs ffre Of charge. viii
imnkc risiis sns distance if siesired. Nav be
addressed by letter tconfidentialiy) and Medis
cine sent with proper directions 70 any part Of
bfficf-So, Or iilblrt ST. Pbil..
June /, -Aliy. ifFat' ssr "a Y sisa IL
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is warranted to be tho only preparation
known to cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness.
Asthma, Whooping cough, chronic con DIS,
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