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MURDoCH-In consequence Of she illness o.
James h Murdoch. the tragedian, he will be
unable 20 lecture before the Young Mems
Christian Association at Metzerott Hall to-
morrow evening, but his brother, 5. X. MUIR
eoeb. viii take hIs place. an d Rtye reeItations
and readings betore the association. He tssaid
70 De very talented Ia 1f.kL ttEf
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BOARDING.,

EOR RENT-Two well furnished PARLORS, on
a. the 1rst floor, with or without BOARD Ap.
ply 1893 X ST., bet. 9Th and 10th. Re II
TABLE BOARD st No. I64 10Th street, Q few
month. a n r
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DIED..

MIDDLkTON; On Tuesday, the 9Th instant
9u consn 2uonI hoBER r g., eldest son OF Robt
The friends Of the family are respectfully in
ylted ts attend fis funeral Gu to morrow Thurs.
dsy afteTneon. 81 SA o clock from the rsaidanc.
OF HE parests, No. 3t2 9th 81, : -
BALL At bis residence, near Balls Cro..
Roads, virgins, on the mornip OF the 9th mat :
oftyphoid pseuno MIA, JAMES T. BALL, in en-
6lst year Of hfs age - = - = - -" 'oe
The funeral viii take place on Friday after.
noon, sth instant. 81 clock. from his late rest
dence, which the friends Of the family are yited
d. s.. lAlex sndrta Gazette please cory.
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SURE PILE CURR.-Dr. GiIbert's Pile in =
sn utneht posiuvely cures the worst cases Of
piles. Sent by nail on receipt Of ga Circn.
lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
everywhere Address ]. b. Romano, Mana
ger, NO. 575 Broadway, New York q
PssEIEs can be had in any quantities at tho
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COMMENCEMENT or THE MEDICAL DEPART
MENT OF G. EORG ETowN COLLRGE.-The annual
commencement of the medical department of
Georgetown College took place at Wallis OPP
era House last evening. very large audience
OF ladies and gentlemen were present. The
exercises Were opened with music by the or :
chestra; after which, the act of Congress au-
thorizIng Georgetown College to confer the
degree of Doctor of Medicine was read. The
diplomas were presented TO the graduates by
Rev b. A. Mcguire, president of the college.
DIR. johnson Elhou then addressed the gradu-
ates at some length, giving them some goed
advice. and was followed by Mr.. w. u. Tilden,
who delivered the yaledictory.
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MEETING OF CLERKs.-A meeting of clerks
IN the various Departments was held last e yen-
ing at Union League Hall, Mr.. J. ii Brown
IN the char, and j. q. Burger secretary
Mr.. j w. Browning, from the committee to
take into consideration the propristy of form
Ing permanent society of clerks, stated the
committee had not been able to meet, and were
therefore unable TO maze report
hr. j. II. Brown, from the committee 20 as
certain WHAT clearinghouse keepers had
raised their prices, stated that several MEM
Ders OF the committee were not present, and
no report could be made. Mr.. h. submitted a
constitution and bylaws for an organization
OF clerks, the consideration OF which was post
poned until the next meeting. The object of
the association Is TO promote the best interests
OF all and Tor mutual benefit of the m EN- b-rs
The title OF ihe association is to be THE De-
par:ment Clerks Union"
Mr.. browning said his object in calling the
nrst meeting was TO ackno Wedge to Congress
the thanks Of the clerks for their action on the
increase OF compensation. He thought such
resolutions were proper, an hoped they wouId
De called up and passed at future meeting
Adjourned.
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ALEXANDRIA ITEAs-From the Alexandria
ed:eae OF yesterday afternoon we clip the fol-
Al the First Ward polls this evening. Mr.
John warner was shot In the leg by the acct
denial DIS charge OF pistol in the hands OF
Gilbert Simpson, jr. The wound was only a
hesh wound and though paiuful is not serious
The Bar Rooms I'm the city have been closed
all cay in consequences Of the election in
quesied to keep them closed until to-morro W
morning.
Fhe roads leading TO This city are getting no
better, but rather Verse, and are said to be al
most impossible. for either man or beast. To
ger a heavily loaded wagon over them is next
10 impossible. .- ----rr rrf.E1.l
Thirteen maria &c licenses were issued from
the CLERKS Office of the County Court Of this
county during the month of February
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RBIDAL AND FUNERAL WREATHS, 30.
~ DUETS, CROSSES, ANCHORS, STARS. &c. f,
preserved in natural form; I'M ported FLOWERS
HAIR FLOWERS, and BRAiDING. Also, I'm
ported MOSS, HAIB DRESSES for Balls, by
between and II. oc 6mr
John d. CLARK, ATTORNEY AND CO6N-
SELLOR AT Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
No. 525 18th street west. de Ia. Iy
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GRAND LARCENY.-Last night, officer Cav.
anah, Of the Second Ward, passing a ma wr
ONCE, saw James Grady, young man. Offer
ing lot OF fine cloth TO pawn for s25. Sus-
pecting that the cloth was i'm properly Obtained
he arrested Grady and took him with the cloth
to the Central GHardhouse. Upon inyestiSa- :
tioh the cloth was identified as the properly
of Mr.. @. r.. Hall, and was valued at ana.
Justice Morsell committed the prisoner TO jail
for cOurt q
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS. AucuOp..r,,

Rf GREEN WILLIAMS, Auouoneers.
sxoEIykRs, SALE OF rURsITURx ANN
"hIkkWoUD HOUSE. SITUATED AT THk
1ESf III s Sf iaTS No 81 SEsr ASP
S 81 S,S SII PaIsTRfcf *
IN TIE su,REaE oogRr or fHE DIS.
The National Bank OF tine Metro polls vs.. @. C.
IL pstsS ssSs e 81 al In ES1, ~ s1a
Of The District CT Columbia, Sitting IN eSuity.
bearing date the 18th day of Fesraary' A o.
said q .s ws . sRps al SSs Gs
sMsetlen. at the 'kirkwood House, in the City Of
day Of March, A. d isS7. cOmmenciSs at 10 'eioeE
First-The lsssebsId of the establi,hnsut we'll
khOwn as the "KirkwSod House" q HStei, in
It's a;yantages Of location and arrsngensnt
CITY Ths e. ssHf s.! hS ssou ~ a..
years to run.
Immediately after the sale Of the above, we shall
proceed 70 sell the Furniture and Liquors in the
One resilient Rosewood Case Piano, cover, and
One handsome large French plate Gilt frame
IA. Ilhti9TI .h Vim Rosewood Frames and Marble
Three Green Rep .ParIor Suites, CONSISTING 81
o. Iete e ties. sofas, Castor and Side Cba11.
SIX hesvy Sresn Rep aud Lace Curtains and Cor
Six Marbl.-teP Center Table. and OIL PAINTING,
seventy ny nv. marble and Wood -tsp Walnut Dress
Seventy-fve hne solid Walnut Bedst..d. Ill
- complete, with Spring Matt resres III
Seventy I'VE Marble and Wood Walnut Wash.
Thirty Painted Pressing and other Bureaus
Fifty Painted Washstands
One hundred Cottage aud other Bed.teads
One hundred ssd seven Brussels, Three ply, In
grain and other Carpets
Two hundred good Hair and Husk Mattresses
one hundred Feather Pillows aad Boosters
Two hundred and seventy Bedsprsads and Com
forts ~
One bnndrsd ana .sxsntv nsir. If ,oos Dbl,
Lsrge quantity Of Double and siRgle sheeta
Twelve large Dining Tables
Twenty Dsmask Table cloths and Seventh. q va
sixteen Worsted Table covers
Ten Heavy plated Casters
Five dozen Plated Forks
Five dezen Plated spoons
-Four dozen Iron haHdied Knives
Twelve Plated Sugar Bowls
Two dozen Plated Cream and sirsp Pitchers
Twenty tive pieces Of Topper Cooking Utensils
Glass and Crockeryvsre throughout the entire
One sIcellent Iren sac. ia perfect order
Once Furniture. consisting Of Desks, Settles.
Stoves and fpittoons
One hns Office Regulator.
-Four PheIans Billiard rabies. with Balls and
Cues all IN perfect order.
With many other articles, which We deem I'M
Necessary TO enumerate-
The above Furniture is OF good quality through
Weeaii the attention OF dealers. hotel keepers
and the publc gen rel % this SALE ss 10 IL the
largest Of hou seboId goods that has been
In the market for - me time.
NATHANIEL WILSON, Receiver.
JOHN v. ENNIS.
NH 6-eo&ds GREEN WlLkiAhs' Aaets.
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HANNACK's RESTAURANT has long been one
OF The Institutions OF Washington, and his
CUISINE seems 10 improve every year. His
IaIurr - nlled with Ssh, flesh, and fowl, 10
SllolnE game OF every kind known in this
AIi'J q season. all prepared aud served in
sly t. maze an epicure's mouth water.
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IMPORTANT ARREST IN ST LOUISA. W
Lee, charged with stealing about $40, 900 7.30
and $50 bonds from the loan branch OF the
Treasury Once, In this city, on the goth of
January, was arrested at the Planters House
IN 81 Louis, yesterday morning, under the as
Major Cozzens, United STATES detective. He
haa in his trunk $4,000 of the bonds and 81 O0o
IN greenbaeks. Lee at first denIed the theft.
but subsequently, acknowledged it, He will
be brought here az once by Major CoZzens
The bonds and money found on the prisoner
nave been forwarded by express. Lee was a
clerk IN the office from which A will he "a
membered, the bonds were stolen.
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MARRIED..

MARRIED.
POMEROY-GUD0IN. ON thu XIII ina,
tns hev. Dr. Gi!lette, At the residence OF the
p p mother, WILLIS, youngest son OF Nsab
Ws ssisH,odns pShfsr Of the late Or. Gudgin, Of
lohardon and Cleveland papers please eopy.l
NIXON-MO0RR. On the stb ms, hv
Marup, OF the First Ward Baptist Church Ri J.
SELL NIXON to Miss MARTHA MOORE. hos
Of this city. ooth
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n PIANOS
One Andrew Stein, for 500 66
One almost new octave large roundVIVvV
corner boardman Gray Piano. S275.
For sale upon easy terms, at the warerooms az
w. G. ADTZEKOTf 90
Sole Agents of Steinway & Sonb Pianss ANA
Mason Hanlinb Cabinet Oresns fe /. ~
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PERSONAL.

pERsoHAL-A gentleman Of travel, taste, dis
l. cretion, and leisure, good form and appear
ance desires TO become acquainted with lady
ant hours Address. in perfect confidence. "B
b. b, through Washington Post Office. mh5 81.
NOTICE-I hereby forewarn all persons not to
trust my wife, ANNA GERECkE or pay her
any money due to me as 1 will pay o debts con
uaeted hy her, she having left my bed and board
NH i6t' VIM. GERECKE.
ERENCH wHALEBONE CeRSETS AT 81. so
= y Also N hand, full assortment of home made
Corsets, halebones, Corset Steels and Boards
latest and all les Of Hoop skirts Covers aud
TTimming Will be sold at the lowest rate, at
CHARLES BAUM p Hoop Skirt and Oerset Man
utactory, AZ Louisiana avenue, betS cen 9th and
fh streets. NH / lm-
ONLY FOR LADIES TO BEAD-EleeantIv
" Embroidered NIGHT GOWN and CHEMTSE
fOkES, more elaborate than any ever Ofe red
here, OF the newest and most beautiful designs
received daily, frem our corps Of 80 superior
hands. and for sale at REDUCED PRICES Being
the largest manufacturer here of this ind OF
ladies wear, we can please all. both in quality
and price, and are determined, at whsteve yer cost
to produce the best work, issue the most elegant
patterns. and STAMP CHEAPER, than any CON.
Our reputation a. the only Practical Stsmper
here insured ladies that no Injurious posi- ons
are used, and shields them from trusting their
work in the hands of those who buy q few blocks
and proclaim themselves stampers. Stamping, 5
cents per width, and give you Collar and Cuffs in
WIN. PRINCE, 439 9th street,
fe2u opposite Patent Once.
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WANTED-SECONDH HAND FURNITURE
w Also. MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED.
Din g and FREDERICKSBURG GOODS of eyery
description. y. BUCHEY. 48S 18th street
1ee6-u between and q, east side
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COLUABIA H0sPITAL ZOE wOMIN
LfIN0-lN ASYLUM,
Fourteen nth street (sircle y corner Of n street
WAshinRton n n

HsIR 1Ra9dANL IN SSITiAA!1.
o1SA etreet between 18th and alst stree$s
o0HsULT1kG PHY6fOiANs ANDSUHGEONs
unstsd 49,! SAAkNes, II. D., surgeon General,
gSs Si Billy, q p, e.oq.px..
Az. CABIN TIT, n. d., New York avenue.
&P J2HrsIOE, 4: D, Wsshington.
y. HOWARD, II. D., street.
Orders for admission 20 the tree beds in shis hos
Eita!, lof which there are &c., can be obtained Of
the 1urgeon In chief Of this once, 80 street, or
HAI 0urley. Gillette, and 'Ooombs, :,
Wives and Widows q soldiers desitnS admisstsn
viii ysspiy 70 the Sturgeon General. United states
Pstients LIVING ct distance whe desire 70 come
TO this fnotitution for treatment private
rooms hy spDlyins 81 letter % the mstren q the
hc.pitsi: ,, A. =. 0lLLETrHHD, p.
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Know Thyself.

MADAME Z. T.. TnoRSroS, the great English Astrol-
oglst, Clalryoyant and Psychometrician, who has as
tonlshed the scientific classes Of the Old World, ha'
now located herself at Hudson, ~. Y. Madame Thorn
ton possesses such wonderful powers Of second sight
as to enable her TO impart knowledge Of the greatest
importance to thq single or married OF either Sex
while in a state Of trance, she delineate1 the very fa
lures Of the person you are to marry, and by the aid
Of an instrument Of intense power, known as the Psy'
chomotropo, guarantees to produce a life like picture
Of the future husband or wlio Of the applicant to-
gether with date Of marriage, position In life, leading
traits Of character, &c, This Is no humbug, as thou
sands Of testimonials can assert. She will send when
desired a certiAsd certificate, or written guarantee, that
the picture Is what II %purports TO be. by enclosing Is
small lock Of hair, and stating place Of birth, age, da-
position and complexion, and enclosing my cents and
stamped envelope addressed to yourself, you will To-
eelve the picture and desired information by return
mail. All communications sacredly confidential. Ad.
dres In confidence, MADAME g.. y. THoRyroS, 7. D
Box 90, Hudson, N. Y, lFebl5ylCFsCo
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R- A YOUNG LADY returning to her country
home, after a sojouru OF a few months In tho City, was
hardly recognized BY her friends. In place Of a course
rustic, flush face, she had a sor, ruby complexion OF
almost marble smoothness, and instead Of twenly'lhree
she really appeared but eighteen. Upon inquiry as to
the cause Of so great a change, she plainly told them
that she used tho CIrcRssian Balm, and consider
ed It an invaluable acquisition to any Laiy's toilet
by its use any Lady or Gentleman can improve their
personal appearance an hundred fold. II y simple In
Ia combination, a. Nature herself {, simple, yet IN
surpassed In It's efficacy Ia drawing impurities from
also healing, cleansing and beautiiylng the skin and
complexion. ny It's direct action on tho c%utiele, Il
draws from II ali It's impurities, kindly healing the
same, and leaving the surface A. Nature intended II
should be, clear, soft, smoothe and beautiful. Price 81
sent by mail or Express, on receipt Of an order BY
W. l.. CLARK 4 CO., Chemists,
No. west Faystts ST., Syracuse, Y.
The only American Agents for the sale Of tho same
Feb. i6yiCFsCo
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rHE EcoSoNT oy HEALru.-This busy nat Ion Of
Americans have 49, 900 working people, whose ser
wee, may DO estimated at 81 a day, and their annual
loss ~ sickness at an average Of ten days each In the
year This gives a total loss Of s2ioiOOo,OOo, a sum
mree ume'H large a. the whole cost Of the General
So'efnmenl, Including the Army, Navy, Post Oaees,
LesAlalor', Foreign Ministers and all. The amoun,
'ush' over alK hundred tons In pure gold.
large proportion Of this costly suffering might DO
a'eued BY attention to diet, cleanliness, and above all,
ZINE proper use Of the right remedy In season.
"aena 70 cent box Of Ayers pills will avert an attack
y Illness which Il would take several days 10 recover
rom, or a dollar bottle Of Ayers saraparilla, will
aApel lurking disorder that would bring the sufferer
"hia back for weeks or months, does II take any hs
~ 70 show the good scouorav Of the Investment
ahsn Fever and Asuo Is ranking In your veins, and
mixing your life out Of you, hn worth the dollar II
'''H ior his AarE CulE TO have Tho villanous disorder
sipsii'd' which Il does surely and qulekly' when
" ave Aken acold, Il Il prudent to walt aniil Il has
wy on The lungs, when days, or weeks, or months
LaN D 'pehs In trying 10 cure II, sven " II eanbo cur
ah' oria Il cheaper TO take Ayers Cherry Pscio.
1,eotnga few %shilllngs, and removs The trouble bo.
~ ''nousi II takes no wisdom 10 decide.
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Wonderful but True.

MADAME REMINGTON, the vorid.ronowned AZ.
,rslogl.t and s~omnambuiistie Clalryoyani, while In
elairvoyant state, de~lineAtes tho very features Of The
one you are going to marry, and blythe ala Of an Inst.
nmen.o Of intense power, known as thu P~yehomoirope
guarantees to produesa perfect aud hfe-llks picture Of
tho future husband or wife Of tho applicant, with date
Of marriage, occupation, leading tnaiis Of character
&c. This Is no Imposition, rs test ponlals without
number ein assert. By stating Piaes sfblrthi age, Dis.
position, color Of eyes, and hair, and enclosing any
oonts, and stamped envelope addressed 70 Yourself you
win receive the picture By return mall, together With
desired Information.
~ Address In confidence, MADAME GnarErDs REX
neroS, ?. o. Bon ~, West Troy, Ssv Yart.
fsbl5JCfsACo
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
To ConsumptiVes.

Tho advertiser, having been restored to health In a
few weeks by a very simple remedy, after having suf-
fered for several years with a severe lung affection,
aud that dread disease, Consumption-is anxious to
make known to his fellow-suderers the means Of cure.
To all who desire It, he will send a copy Of the pre-
]scription used free OF CHARGE, with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find a
SURE CURH for CoSsUMPTGON, ASTHMA, BRoNCHnGs,
COuGHa, COLDs, and all Throat aud Lung Affections.
The only object Of tho advertiser In sending the Pre-
%scription Ia to benefit the afflicted, and spread informa.
tion which he conceivcs to be Invaluable, and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as II will cost
them nothing, and may prove a blessing. Parties wish.
ing the prescription, PREE, by return mall, will please
address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
lsG7mayl0ylS. M.P.&Co.
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Rail Road Accident.

Last Sunday night the Eastern bound mall train met
with an accident At whitesburg. From the damage
done TO the cars, II would seem Impossible that no one
should have boen injured or killed, which was most
fortunately the case. It Is supposed that a disaGcGtcd
and discharged employee Of tho Road removed the pin
which fscns the switch.rod to the rails, so that whom
the engine struck the rails they moved so rs to carry
tho whole train on to the sideling. The train was go
ing at a good rate, and ran into a number Of freight
borS, on the %sidellng, which resulted in "piling up
things promISeuously." The boxes were thrown from
The track and considerable injury done to the engine,
The atroeious wretch who conld thus deliberately
execute a plan by which unoTendlng and unknown
persons are joopardized to take revenge upon a Rail
Dosd Company for A private wrong, should, In the
event Of conviction, receive tho severest penalty the
law inaIeIs. We hopo no WILDE discovered and treat.
ed In the manner no deserves.
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Laurel Hill School.

Henderson Presnoll has had charge Of tho above
named school for many months past, and all through
,bo sessions he has had a crowded school. Mr.. Pres
nall IA a native Tennessoean, aud q fine scholar. lie
ougbt to be at the head Of some Of our colleges Of
LEARNING. as his qualifications as a teacher are second
10 none in the State. lie Is a young man Of strict NOR.
ol,snd very aTable in his manners. His present ses-
.ion will close the last week In this month at which
TINA there will be an examination Of tho scholars In
their studies, commencing on Thursday and close with
an exhibition on the following day.
W, shall 10 happy to contribute all we can in our
columns, towards the advancement Of all loyal schools.
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Schools. &c.

Far tho last ton months, tho Rev. A. H. Bonnick,
-z.,v Of North Carolina, has had a large and inter-
.'tnr scbool at Johnson's Depot, aud on last Thursday
sod Friday that community, We have been Informed,
IA tbs pleasure of witnessing the examination Of the
100 and tho exhibition. Tho pupils of both sexes
s.orlttsd themselves eredltabIy, both In their exam
,,.,Ion and all through tho exhibition. Mr. Bonniek
has the happy faculty of teaching not only the young
rIs,, how TO shoot but, also, the older pupils how
,hs, may become proficient in their studies and orna.
neuts to society.
va trust that the citizens In and around that place
nav soon build a house for school and other purposes,
mai may DO an honor to tho place.
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DIED.

wear Wellington College, IN iris County. On m.
"a p thh meaih, Mr.. W. 4. PArSE, ton Of John 10.
vtalltHaA a, Payne, from The effect OF ahurt received
N we Unlied States Amy, hged q years.
shsr soldier Of the grand army Of The Rspdblie
49, Blessed With The fortnns Of returning home,
pahli q the var uors over, he enjoyed, Tor
saaoa, the safsty and protection oftho "Plagi
he fought Touehafes, md las Joined the
.eonntisss numbers Of comrades IN the "iand Of
nSn' Who fell victims 10 the exposures Of
,.,nP, ihs danssu Of the Held, ahd he tortnres
-,a..eh''' ofihs rebellion. Hs len EstTsnnsssse,
Hay 10 Keninehy, and enlisted In ths Eirs
'an'''esc tEalg - ~ ssriy rage Of ne var
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A Card to Invalids.

A Clergyman, while riding In South America az a
missionary, discovered n safe and simple remedy for the
Cure Of Nervous weakness, Early Decay, Disease or
the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole train
Of disorders brought on by baneul and vicious habits.
Great numbers have been already cured by this noble
remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit the afflicted
and unfortunate, | will send the recipe for preparing
and using this medicine, in a sealed envelope, to any
one who needs II, Free Of Charge.
Please enclose a postpaid envelope, addressed to
yourself. Address,
Station D, Biblo House, New York City.
derIlmoa1gJTI.
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% lewis Runyon, whose commitment to our Jail
We noticed last week, was tried before J. +. Grsham,
ESQ, on last Saturday, and bound to Court In a bond Of
two thousand dollars, on a charge OF eoneeallng and
trading astolen mule.
TIT high time that the punishment for horse. steal.
ing should become severe and exemplary. In other
words, that the hangman's ropJ should be mado a sal.
utary terror 10 horso.thievos.