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A UCTIoN SALE OF GOVERNMENT

A UCTIoN SALE OF GOVERNMENT
n BUILDINGS.
CHIEF QUARTERAAsrER's 0FPIcE,
DEPor or wAsHINGToS, J
WAsHiNGroE, D. c., January u, 1867
Will be sold by order Of the QuArtermAstsr General
on THURSDAY, February I, at IL o'eloek noon under
the superyision Of Lieutenant Colonel James Moore
A. q NJ, the following buildings situated on street,
near the B. and o. r. r. Depot:
one GrAnAry, 81 by 81 feet
one Once, l2 by 10 feet
One Building, 10 by 90 feet.
one Shed, IL by "a feet.
one Stable, Is by l6 feet.
One Sink and Fence
Terms Cash In Government funds.
CHARLES II. ToMPKINs,
Breyet Brig. Cen. Dept. O. H. Gen,
Acting Chief Quartermaster
Ja2b'it Depot Of Washington.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
WASHINGTON.
ED. ooors. (of Jay Cooke b 90. y Pr..id.A.
VS. HvrrnsrOs. o..Ais.
aovHRsnxsr DEPOSITORY
rsAscIAL Aorsr OF TIE usIrxp rrArEs.
lsrs sr..sr orrOsrrs rs, r.sIsu.r psrA,Izssr.
aov.ran.n. s.sunu.s with Treasurer United States.
A~oHE MILLIoN DoLLARs.W
". buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT sEoU.
RITIRs At current market rates.
EURBIsH HxoHANdK and make Csllss.iOns on ALL
TIE PRINCIPAL oIrIRs OF THE UHIrED sTArEs.
". pursA.,. aov.rnm.ai vOush.u on III. MOST
ArrIsTIos TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUsINRss MIN AND YIRMs.
.nd to any other business entrusted to uG
FULL INFORMATION in regard to dovERHEEsr
LOANS al all times shSsrfully furnished.
wM. HUNTINGTON. Cashier
wAIlIssros. Hn.A %. lssa nhIi-du
TwINEI TWINEll TWINE!!!
Just received, q large assortment Of dlLLlNG
TwINR, which / am Offering a very low prices.
SAMUEL Y. SAVAGE,
S2i PennsylyAniA avenue,
JAl7.lm between Tenth and Eleventh streets.
IF YOU WANT BAR G Al n s
CABINET FURNITURE,
CALL AT rHE
EXTENSIVE wARERooMs OF
H. y. ZIMMERMAN 4 CO,
No. $50 Seventh street,
IAq2.H Between Louisiana avenue and street.
~ A Il D
N. II. MILLER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
JUSTICE OF THK PEACE,
COMMISSIONER OF ALL THB bTLTks
oHFICE, NO. Hl NINTH STREET WksT,
| Near PsnhsylVAniA avenue, "
would respectfully inform HI. friend. and hs Pusli'
generally that he 10 now attending TO all legal bubines'
| braWing Leases, Deeds, wills, Power of Attorney,
Landlord and Tenant Notices. and prepares all other
LEGAL ADVICE OWEN IN ALL ITS BRANCHES;
Particular attention given to the Collection o. DeeA
! and Claims In general adH'u
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Fraudulent Invoices OF MERcHASDIsE.-
The Secretary Of the Treasury yesterday had
promulgated the following letter; addressed to
H. A. smythe, collector of the port of New
Vnrk.
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AMUSEMENTS.

MALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
BERRY 4 wALL............."" ..,PRoPRIEToRs
II. b. PHiLLIPs.... .............'..'.sTAoE hANAoER.
LAST sioaF BUT oNR y ''''
MISS ROSE EYTINoE
VINO viii appear EDITH oRAsoEs,
In q new version Of
SUPPORTED By PowsRfUL CAST.
KISS IN TH1 DARK.
TOMORROW, BENEFIT OF MISS EMILY JORDAN,
when will be produced Romantic Pl.y, entitled
LBsBIA, THE Spy OF VENICE
LAST NIGHT OF MISS ROSE RYTINGK
MONDAY, BBNBFIT OF Mr. II. B. PHILLIPs,
on which occasion will be produced dramstir,tiOn Of
OUR MUTUAL TRIEND
RATES or ADMISSION.
pr.S..rs priS..s s's:. s:..: g P.SSii, PPSf,'ss
Dress Circle ......... D cOlOrsd Cirel........ Is
A GRA ND CON RT,-
IA yoR rHH
BENEFIT OF
HAMLINR METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
will be given by the Choir connected with that Church.
ON FRIDAY EVENING, RBBRUARY s, 1887,
" " CORNER OF NINTH AND STREETS
commanding at Q clock.
The Choir will bs assisted BY prominent members Of
other chors, and every effort has been made to make
Tickets 50 cents to be obtained at Bsllsntynes Re.
liglous Book Depository 4ss Seventh street. At Parker
Post once News Stand, or from any member Of the
Choir, and also at the door the evening Of the Con.
cert
The Plano to be used Is one Of ssinw,ys which has
been kindly furnished by W. O. Mstrsrott. fs6-td
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AMUSEMENTs.I

NATI0NAL EATRE,
IN Psnnsyivanis avenue near willsrd's Hotel.
Fourth Nigh, of til. Briii.nily sueos.'ful Ens.ss.
MRS =. ". LANDER,
THIS strHURsb1D EyEsIsa, YsBkUARY T. 1851. i.''
eth: Interesting DRAINS, from the french, en-
NEsALLIANcE; or, FAITH AND HAIssHooDi
In which Mrs. Lander will assume the Character in
which she made her Triumphant Re.entres TO the
10 kxtrs Charge for reserved scat. in advance.
, To;nenoy Night BRNERIr OF MRS. LANDER, and
Positively o1lB HBBRfYssa hiEsi1i!'s TsI 4 ACTRESS
HILHARMoNIC SOCIETY.
GRAND oRkroRro.
HAsDELy MESSIAH
VIII S' si''n' q sr rsas:siss SasfsssRorr HALL.
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY
Ms. JENNIE 4 HOUSTON, The Great Soprano Of the
Handel and Haydn Society. Boston.
iaFHUH fhHas11R EsH4hsSs SsI T.nsi Of Trinity Church.
u J. D: WINCH, B...o of til. Handel and Haydn
ChOfa. fns,riy one hundred voss, sustained By an
orchestra q over tvsn.y pieces.
Tickets, One Dollar.
No extra charge for rsssr,sa seats
sals Of seats will commence saturday, February q
At MstIerott's Music Store.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
o.ns s % n. ips.p.sity q ns s.ll to sssS@nCS.,s
% r.srSs % Tss ss'a .aB: P:ri1d% s1.:
Seats may be secured al M.,IsrOt, Mu.e Store after
10 'eioek q. m. Tuesday, Rsbrusryt5.
No extra charge for secured seats.
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sPECIAI, NoTICEs.

as- Notios to Tax Payers Of Washington
Crr.-Ths Board Of Assessors having completed the
annual assessment for 1857 will cit as board Of ap-
peal and for the purpose Of making corrections FROM
the 10Th instant TO April lst inclusive Sundays
oepted At School commssioners' Room, second story
City Hall, west wing, from A. m to p. zach day.
By order Of the President. fss.sotapl
90 Late Discoveryi Strange but Truei-
Madam Mounts sslve not only the Piles but Ia an
eeeua cure for all womb affections Satisfactory ref.
erences given. LADIES Med SUFFER- NO MORE with
either Of these diseases She can be consulted Al No.
$50 street, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets,
south side.
Also, Syrup she makos for Consumption, which is
eGeetual remedy for Brsnchitis Asthma, Group In
children, &C. The saivs and Syrup IL for sale at stott
opposite National Hotel Ford corner Eleventh street
and Psnnsylyania avenue, and at Rntwise's, corner
Twelfth street and Psnnsylvanis avenue Delay not in
using the meaus offered. fs2-1m.
ss- The orsvest MaIsdies OF Youth and
EARLY MANHOOD. Howard Association Essays, on the
Physoogy OF the Passions and the Errors Abuses and
Dseaef peculiar to the nrt age Of man with reports
new methods Of treatment employed in this Institution.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge Address,
DR.. J. sKILLIN HoUGHToN, Howard Association.
Philadelphia Pa. jsll-sm
To Consumptives.-The Advertiser
having been restored to health In few weeks, BY
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with lung Affection, and that dread dis
ease, Consumption, Is snxious to make known TO his
fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire II he will send copy Of the pre-.
sorption used free Of ehsrg with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will hnd
suRs cuRn yoR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoSoHIrIs, &e
The only object Of the advertiser in sending the pre-
serpton 10 to bensnt the aeted aud spread lnforma
tion which he eoneevss to be nyauabe and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy as will cost them
nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oe25.dwly willism.burg, Kings county, NY.
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DROPOSALS FOR PERFORMING
Il SANITARY WORK OF QUARTERMAsTER' IS DE.
PARTMENT.

IL SANITARY WORK OF FoUARTERMAsTER'S DE.
PARTMENT.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTAESr OF wAsHISGToN,)
OFFICE OF CHIEP QUARTRRNAsrER,
WAsHISGToE, d. C., Jan. 81, 1867.
Sealed Proposals are Invited at this Onice until u
oeloek noon, February 49, 1857 for the removal Of all
sink deposits, ashes aud dead public animals from the
various barracks buildings sc, owned and occupied
by the various branches Of the War Department In and
about this city Ito bo by the Chief Quarter
master, Department Of Washingtou for the period Of
one year from March !, 1857.
Bidders to furnish all necessary materials and labor
for performing the work, aud to give bonds to be
eutsd at upon the award OF the contract In the
Of Ave thousand dollars for the faithful performance Of
the same.
Payments to bo made monthly.
Should the amount Of work required during the
period Of the contract be either increased decreased
then PropoItionate increase deduction to be made
In the monthly payments.
Lists Of the plAossto be visited aud statement Of the
present amount Of work required be had apPli-
cation At this Office.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject any and
all proposals should they be deemed too high aud also
the right to Annu aud discontinue tho contract at any
time when the contractor shall fail to perform the work
required In prompt and satisfactory manner
Bids should be endorsed Proposals for Performing <
Sanitary Work OF QuATtermAsteTs Department. and
addressed to the undersigned.
M. LUDlEGToN,
b. Brig. Gen and Chief ouArtermAster,
fsl'la Department Of Washing gton.
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Amount Of debt, less cash In
Treasury .....,........,.... 50, 54s, $40, 74s So
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COMMISSIONER OF ALL THR STATES,
oHHICE, NO. Hl NINTH STREET Wksr,
Near PsnhsylVAniA avenue, 49,
would respectfully inform his friends and hs public
generally that he now attending TO all legal busines
Landlord and Tenant Notices, and prepares all other
LsEal Dosuments, - - 80 .,,, ~,,,,,,
PaIteuleT attention given to the Collection Of DebtA
and Claims In general, asA'u
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1t may be . satisfaction ~ to those news.

II may be . satisfaction ~ to those news.
paper publishers who took the advertisements
Of C.P. SHIFTS 3 Co., Troy. N. Y, during
last season, to know something of that "agen.
cy." We were called to Albany, n. Y, last
week, and having leisure hour, We concluded
to run up to Troy. q distance OF six miles. We
there made inquiries at the hotel for Mr.. Shuts,
which rather provoked smile from the urbane
clerk. HIS reply Was that he Guessed We
we're newspaper man." and IL so. We were
not the only one who would be "anxious to
md him." We guessed 50 too. lie directed
us to the Whig Office. There the publishers
introduced us to their ook-keeper, Mr. Abbott,
who was Shuts clerk formerly. lie gave us all
the Information ve desired Of C. T. Sdutss 4 CO.
II appears that Shuts &C. F., and there was
nobody in oompsny With himl commenced
business as an Adtsrtiser of"eapilii,, Sc. un-
der an assumed name. about two years ago.
JIG made Idle hdscy and started IBIS .'assn-
cy" TO save commissions. lie then extended
his business by multiplying his huubugs, and
having portion of his letters sent to Hudson,
others to Syracuse. Buffalo, "P. 0. prsWer,2l,'
&C., all to assumed names. he going to these
different places for the letters. Up to this time
he paid his bills promptly, (as We can youch,
personally, as he paid ours for three successive
quarters). lie then about the first OF the year
sent out new contracts, and.on the strength OF
Recommendations from the papers which no
had paid SO promptly. secured their accept
ance in majority Of the papers In the coun-
try. These contracts, Mr.. Abbott assured rs,
amounted to over 5000. 900. As the arst quar-
tersbills became due, he put of the publishers,
by the plea Of '.prsssurs OF business" aud H.
nally by card from banker In Troy, stating
that he had lost by speculations in gold, &C.,
which was the fact, only In triaing amounts,
however. Very soon afterwards, be left for
parts unknown, and has not been heard Of In
Troy since. lie then had some SO 600. and Is
still receiving large amounts at Troy, Syra-
cpse. Hudson. &C., in letters daily, as Mr., A. has
every reason to believe, In answer to the won-
derful advertisements Of "BurGer Shuts & Co.,
Chemists" "Mad. Perrigo." "Afad. Thorn.
ton," &c. Ills office we found closed, and ''2S5
River street." is humbug. From several
other parties In Troy, with whom we conversed
also, we learned substantially the above facts.
We regret to see the advertisements still in.
serted In mary respectable papers. We regret
this the more, rs we were one OF those who, by
receiving prompt payment for while. had
been led into commenting bis agency We
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The Truth about Dyspepsia.

whoeverssys that dyspepsia ~ ineuabls. tells
a-thst Is TO say, makes an esregious mistake.
More than ten thousand aggravated eases have
been cured by IIoSrETrERs STOMACH BIT
TIERS, while the number that have been prevented
from coming TO head, by the same means, 10 IN
cAiculable. IN this season OF the year, ~hsn 'ne
appetite 10 sometimes too vigorous for the conisf,
and .afsty OF the s.smaeh. indigestion 10 most
prevalent and distressing. Is the appetite 70 De
balksd 10 accommodate ths digestive orsAns' MOI
% FOR then the name wosld lack its due propor-
lion Of nutrimeut. The thing to DO done Is
,,,,,,tl,, "a, uomsel. tone the liver, and put inc
bowel.Tn perfect order. Nothing viii 40 I'M. 80
edcctuslly, 90 rapidly, 90 quietly, 30 pie'
"',,osTrr-rpRs BITrERs. This potent prepa-
,.,ion rim. nd balances tho system, and clothes
n. A, II were. VIA deenn,s srnor. Chronic dye
ner,l., liver complaint, and fever and aguo are
never known To attack those who are wise enough
10 invoke the aid Of thi, great preventive locI-n
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A, the rccen, Republican State Conycn.
ton in New York, Senator Conkling re-
marked, ....r
"It ia not for me TO express, nor oven to
form, An opinion Of the grounds for inpeach-
ment which may exist. The duty may in an
other place be called upon to do imposes 81.
lence and abstinence upon me, and besides.
froml the outset il has been my earnest hope
that the country might be spared the anxiety
and disturbance incident to deposing the chief
officer Of the Government But may he per-
mi,ted To say that whenever tho acting Prcsi-
dent cannot DO restrained within legal limits
except by being shorn of the Constitutional
powers OF his office and kept continually cowed
BY sessions of Congress ayowctly maintained
for that purpose, the welfare, the dignity, the
Judgment, and conscience OF the nation VIII
demand higher and sterner methods. III, in
deed, such juncture shall ever arise. let the
grand inquest of the nation present the &C
cused for his crimes and misdemeauors; let him
have an impartial trial, and u found guilty let
him be consigned by judicial sentence as he
will DO by the enlightened judgment Of man
kind TO an infamy as immortal rs the cause he
has betrayed. But such = processing Is last
resort. II anything can curb the, President
before il is too late, 1t is our success In the eau
vass now progressing" ..sf.,, ..t....
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CURTIS DAVIS
DID, tEstablished 1851
American Peerless Washing Soap.

TIIis Soap - strictly pure in every particular.
Il II contains the exact proportion ~ reslh 20
ma he IL work with ease-vl not rot or inJafo mo
iabric washed with IN the ,lighte,t degree. ~ Is
porftctiy free from all cooring. inluroa OF ou'n.
Tvs matter 50 common In many other soaps,H
will NOT make the hands sore AMI ehsp, oet nnoi
a healing nature 10 makes quick and beautiful
ia,her' and IL q splendid Soap hr washing the
hands, face. and all bathing purpo'e'' only u"
4, nm ma Ike A. good Shaving Soap rs can be pro-
dueeJ, by giving II proper Age. IL smlts pleas
.nt oder While being used. sod leaves The clothes
s.e.t AMI clean. as the material Of which ~ Is
COMPOSED Ia strictly pure and Of the very best
quality IL will rsmoye grease, paint, tAf. STAINS,
Sr Xc from any material, rs well rs any OAR
sap bnweyer highly recommended
m will wash N soft and medium hard vaser 70
The entire satisfaction OF all. 10 can be used in
IN n iibeTal amount OF AL soda u nrst di.oirei
and added TO the water. IL will accomplish AL
tbat asy soap can or should properly 40 4.
IA IL iust the soap for All consumers 70 BUY. ait
pombInss ali the e..ential properties Tor SHAVING
b.thfnv washing the hands snd nee. not only 81
Inc mocha MO OF Whatever calling but OF Az oth.
ers. NJ, matter whether very much besrlmmen,or
II more delicate nature. and Tor every aesefp-
ig p u SS sy Glocers generally. Manufactured
L. 1rr Tss RAViS' Bo<tiyn F"- amtI'
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3 washington has the honor TO have two
defunct fowls, Forney, the dead duck, :
and Grant, the dead goose He is like the
silent fool who was found our the first time
he spoke. 1.-The had continued to hold his
tongue, there was great danger that the
Democratic party would have made an ass
Of itself by nominating him. Hut he has
pa, that party beyond tho danger Of such q
calamity, and the Monyrcis win use him.
ueis dead goose" Such is tho elegant
language which tho leading democratic Pa.
Per in the United States applies to the man
who vanquished tina, favori,c Of the democ.
raey, Robert E. Lee. SO the Bath Tunes
SAYS.
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The New YORK 'Bond having read An
drew out ofthe Democratic party, the Ma
ehias Union rusbcs into the ring and de-
clarcs that Andrew shall not he read out.
that he is good Democrat. and the head
ccn,r of,hc parry. Bless your innocent
soul, Bro. Drisko, you ara to honest to edit
eopperhead newspaper You arc right,
johnson 10 the leader Of your party. "wi,h
all his crimes broad blown US flush rs May"
the action ofthe Word beng ins,igalsd
by your politicians to shin a responsibility
that they cannot carry. s..c- tees. 100
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Gen Sheridan before his departure from
Washington made the following statement
IN monument officials lie: said. 49,

1.-THE Reconstruction acts of Congress are the
only measures calculated to benefit the people
of the Sssthssa States. AL Of my acts while
In command Of tho Department Of n ississppi
and Louisiana were not only fally endorsed by
Gen. Grant. but in reality might DO considered
the execution OF Gen. Grants own orders. II
the FIRST letter written by Gen. Grant TO Prcsi-
dent Johnson, requesting my removal DO made
public, the people Of rhe North woold be as,
tonished at Ito radical tone and when itis
published the people will find that be (Grsn)
Is radical to the core. As far as radicallsms
CONCERNED. Gen. Grant Is more so than Am,
and in several instances have written to MIN
asking him 10 modify the instructions sent me
% being too extreme 10 suit the OCCASION 'o'
which they were intended" lsl'-' '' go
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


MARTIN CuurzLEwIr.--This Is the fifth volume
OF the handsome aud popular Diamond Edition.
Of Dickens Works, and In style and appearance u
10 an exact copy OF tho four elegant little volumes
that preceded IL. 49,. H.t... ...--.I,
Martin ChulIlewit, is Of unusual interest to
American readers, as IL was written soon arter
Dickens visited this country, and contains the re.
suit Of his observations. On Its hrst appearance
II aroused great indignation In the United states
by tho severity OF its satire. We were ready TO
admit that Peoksnig Jonas CblIIlewit, sairey
and Ens.S were hut Ssusd
Elijah Pogran, Mrs. Hominy, Colonel Diver and
Jefferson Brick were gross carcatures or people
living In America. but when We remember the
locality OF "Rden"--now better known 20 the
world as Cairo. at the confluence Of the Ohio and
Mississippi riyers-thc peculiarties OF the Nilsson.
ri bushwhackers and their leading politicians at
the time Dickens vitlted America, and their out
RACES all through the recent rebellion, We may Tor
give the novelist for doing what tho leading Illus.
trated papers Of the past two years have done In
sketching society In tho border and Southern
States. FOR this Is exactly what Dickens has done
in .Nartin ChuzZlewit.r lilo never loses an OPP
portunIty TO sketch the frailties or the English
people quito rs severely. and probably as truth.
mlly rs he did the 'halfhorse, halfalligator"
men who formerly ruled in the regions bordering
on the Mississippi river. These individuals cnme
within Mr.. Dickens scope OF acquaintance when
he was hero, and they were as fair game Tor MS
satire as Pecksnif himself .. '.'.
Aside from the prejudice which once existed
aganst this novel, and which Is evidently wearing
away. IL possesses fund OF humor. pathos, and
entertainment. As for this edition, lite pocket con.
yenience. its clear type, AMI exceedingly attract.
i've appearance throughout, have already made IL
n faybfits, and most deservediy 81.
The prise OF the illustrated edition Is only l5Oi
Of the plain, 81 81 Either can DO procured OF NE
booksellers, or will he sent post paid by TICK.
mon & FIELDS, Boston. ''" '".
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The San Franei,eo tcai) Musical Tim". in
specific notice Of the different church organs In
that city. thus gives the following complimentary
testimonial to the AMERICAN ORGAN. The extract
says, "what the most successful church organ
makers have accomp iished in pipe organs, Messrs.
4. ID. a u. W. smith OF Boston, Mass have &C.
complished In reed organs. To their mechanical
genius and enterprise Is due the perfect
they now produce. giving the power OF the pipe
organ, and tone almost identical. The AMER
CAN ORGANS manufactured by Messrs. Smith are
infinitely superior TO any other reed organ made
In the world"
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Freedom Notice.

JyNOW all men by these presents. that ], Gilman
II wolls. VI Wells, In the county Of York and
state VI Maine, In consideration Of the love and
afYection have foe my son, James l.. Wells, now
seventeen ycars ot age, and having the assurance
that he eau we'll take care Of himself have relin-
pushed 20 aid James al my right and claim TO
lis services during his minority and he 10 hereby
authorized 10 make his own contracts without
reference 10 me, and 10 receive pay for all his scr
vices and give proper receipts for the same In his
own name, and to 10 any aud all things which he
could do were he OF full age no responsibility
whatovsr dsvolying on mo for any Of his acts and
Witness my hand and seal the 2sth day Of Sep
tember 1867 GILMAN WELLS,
Witness. Z. Z. BouRsn. lLsl
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IT,. I..v A Nrw...,~v..

]. An sabcrIb-rs uha An ma give sryrsss sefsos N
the epntrary, eoasisrei a. Wishing W eOaliDas isr
suh~rp.ipn.
n subscribers o~er the discootinusrcs ~ ther pa
pers the pabslsrs mAy continue W sui until Aresr.s
re- Iaid. E.... .....
fIa he pps edce % .hh they seut hey are boil
responsible until their hills selsd and tAsh p~ls a.
drrei to he ilScontinnci. I.L
he courts have Decided that reAns'ng 10 hfs De-s.
l.psf perssiios from the p-s once. oracrns ssi
asinx ID uncalci BE- 10 pima lseia evidence II ffa1d
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JacEsO,s'S C0tarrh SsaHH
7. .... ANN vvu SSCryv, pnwnER

deiish,f anil rAeasant remedy In oatarh, he.d.ehe
hal br,aih hoaeness asthma brunchts oongh. DEAF
ne-s &C. and s iisocieIs resulting rum CoLDs In head,
throat and voai ~yans fhs remedy DOS not dry
nm n Caisuh hut loossns u hos the haad q all
onsuslye matter quickly removing Had BfsAh sod Heal
ache allays and soothes the burning heat 10 Ca
tauh /. - mild and agreeable In Its effect. that u
positively eurs withoSit snesffngi hsTreehrP Few.
DER Il IL peasapt The tAste, and never nsusatss
when sysose instantly gives TO the TArosi and pooit
Orgass deiicious sensou az eopess and ootnfost. Ia
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