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Indiana American., 1867-10-11

An old gentleman in Arkansas recently
presented himself for registration with his
two sons. and the eldest OF the latter was
asked by the clerk II he could write.
NO, SIR chimed in the old man, i am
happy 10 say my sons cunnot read or
write. Whom was boy my parents
sent me TO school, aud after | had got a
little start 10 the world | indorsed note
for man, and il cost me all my property.
| then made up my mind that no child Of
mine should learn 10 write.'
Indiana American., 1867-10-11

The Ocean County (N.J.) Courier re-
lates the following: "In the fall OF 1866,
one OF our Ocean County cranberry grow
ers packed several casks of choice cram
berries and shipped them to some Of bis
English friends in Liverpool. In due time
they were received, and their receipt ac-
knowledged, saying: "That the cranber-
ries had been received. and rendered their
profound thanks; but they had spoiled in
the transit, as they were so sour that they
could not be eaten"
Indiana American., 1867-10-11

The Portland Press says that present
indications are that the constabulary law,
at least will be considerably modified next
winter, il not altogether abolished, and
that the action taken will meet the full
appreciation Of many OF the leaders in the
temperance reform.
Indiana American., 1867-10-11

In Texas coin has held its proper place
wonderfully. 1t has been the standard
for commercial Transactions longer and
more extensively than the Texans had a
right to hope, but it is giving way TO the
paper currency, which is taken now on the
Texas Central Railway for freightand pas
sage money.
Indiana American., 1867-10-11

No mans spirits were ever hurt by do
ing bis duty; on the contrary, one good
action, one temptation resisted aud over
come one sacrifice Of desire or interest,
purely for conscience sake, will prove a
cordial for weak and low spirits, far be.
you'd what either indulgence, or diversion,
or company, can do for them.
Indiana American., 1867-10-11

'One moro question, Mr.. Parker said
the lawyer to a witness. You have known
the defendant long time. What are his
habits, loose or otherwise?' The answer
was: The one he's got on now think
rather tight under the arms, and too short
WASTED for the fashion,
Indiana American., 1867-10-11

Such is the blessing OF benevolent
heart that, let the world frown as il will,
il cannot possibly bereaye it Of oil hap
piness, since it can rejoice in the pros.
perity Of others.
Indiana American., 1867-10-11

An Irishman being in a church where
the collection apparatus resembled elec-
tion boxes, on its being handed to him,
whispered in the carriers ear that he
was not naturalized and could not vote.
Indiana American., 1867-10-11

Alexander Dumas, the elder, return
ing from days sport at the county seat
of friend with an empty game bag, was
asked, "Well, Dumas, what did you kill?'
"Time," was the quick reply.
Indiana American., 1867-10-11

The chief secret Of comfort lies in not
suffering trihes TO vex one, and in prudent
ly cultiyating an underground Of small
pleasures, since very few great ones are let
on long leases.
Indiana American., 1867-10-11
A young lawyer was examining a bank

a young lawyer was examininga pank-
rupt as to how he had spent his money.
There were about two thousand pounds
unaccounted for, when the attorney put on
severe, scrutinizing face, aud exclaimed,
with much self-complacency, "Now. sir, |
want you to tell this court and jury how
you used those two thousand pounds. 4"
The bankrupt put on serio-comic face,
winked ut the audience and exclaimed "the
lawyers got thatl' The Judge and audi.
ence were convulsed with laughter, and
the counsellor was glad to let the bank
rupt 90.
Indiana American., 1867-10-11

While gang of telegraph men were
siringing wire from reel in wagon, ale
horse being driven along slowly, coun-
tryman rushed up 20 the driver. aud, ia
the innocence OF his heart, informed him
that he was losing his load; that bic wire
was scattered all along the road behind
him.
Indiana American., 1867-10-11

i wonder, said Scotch maiden, what
my brother john sees in the lasses that
he likes them sac well; for my part, | wad
nae gle the company o. one lad for twenty
lasses'
Indiana American., 1867-10-11

A man remarked while inspecting the
print of the feet Of birds in the stones ex-
hibited in tie vestibule Of the Natural
History building-ihat those marks were
evidences Of the antiquity Of The tract So
cieiy.
Indiana American., 1867-10-11

If any one speaks i'll Of thee, consider
whether he has truth on his side; and If
so, reform thyself--was the wise remark
Of an old philosopher.
Indiana American., 1867-10-11

True goodness is like the glowworm; it
shines most when no eye except those Of
heaven are upon it.
Indiana American., 1867-10-11

"In my youth" says Robert Walpole,
al thought Of writing satire upon man
kind; but now, in my old age. think
| should write an apology for them"
Indiana American., 1867-10-11

Why are baseball players the greatest
towards? Because they strike and run for
homo.
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TELEGRAMy. &c.

Inc FeRians recently fonnd guilty In Canada
were yesterday, all sentenced to be hanged
March S. The majority heard the sentence
without apparent emotion. Several denied
being Fenians, aud stated that the testimony
gwen against them was false. The names Of
the condemned are Patrick Norton, +. II. Ma
cineli, Patrick O'Neil, James Buck, DANIEL
Quinn, r. Sedwith. John o O'Connor, John Ra-
gan, owen Kennedy, and John Gallagher.
fire In New Ysrk last night, at $50 Broad.
way. destroyed property valued at s3s, 200
The losers are Leopold Wagner and Leopold
Swishemer, dealers in caps and furs, and
Brandegee Thomas, restaurant keepers.
Ihey are all fully insured. Wagner's book
keeper mas been arrested Oh suspicion Of firing
ihe premises.
j. J. Bryant, well. known keeper OF a faro
bank IN New Orleans, was shot aud killed Ar
the 1T. Charles Hotel last night by Judge
Frederick Tate, well-known Texas lawyer.
The difficulty is said TO have originated in
consequence of forged check beng passed
upon Bryant by third party.
The courts are now In session at Franklin
Pa. The cases against Culver and Austin, in
which Haze and ethers are prosecutors, will
~ consent, be taken mp TO morrw morning
yesterday morning the private counsel OF p
h. Gray, sheriff. asked leave to enter a nolte
1T0seqoi IN his case against the same persons
for EN- bezzlement and conspiracy to defraud
In the Legislature of Kansas, yesterday
The House, after long session, passed in Com
nIttee OF the Whole the proposition 10 submit
TO the people the question OF amending the
State constitution so as TO strike out the word
white
Garrett Davis was elected United States
%nator from Kentucky yesterday by the
democrats and Conservatives in the I.egisla
ttTe. The vote stood: Davis, -; BristoW Al
and few scattering votes.
In the Pennsylvania Legislature a resoIn-
ton ack knowledging with gratitude the course
OF President Johns was opposed on the Re-
publican side, and was finally indefinitely
postponed by vote Of 81 Rep to 80 dem
George Calvert, of @. g. Parks & Co, bank
ers, who decamped from New York in October
last with SiO,OOO OF their Iaeney, has been dis
covered In Montreal, and S35, ,0OO OF the money
recovered.
The new assistant com missioner of the Freed.
mems Bureau in Texas has abolished the labor
order. and the freedmen are at liberty Z, MAKE
heir own contracts.
Havana advices to the 26th inst, have besn
,eceIyed at New Orleans. The gunboat WI
sooski and the revenue cutter Hugh McCul
bch are still in the harbor.
At the municipal election in Wheeling. W.
Va, Monday, the democratic ticket, with thu.
exception OF treasurer, was elected by a de-
creased majority.
Don Louis Arrayo, Maximillian's Minister
has arrived at Havana en- route for the United
States on an important mission.
The Lochiel Iron Company of Harrisburg
IA, mas contracted TO furnish 1900 tons of
railroad iron for a Southern railroad
The State Convention of the Grand Army Of
the Republic met in Columbus, Ohio yester
day, and was well attended
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HALLS YEGETARLR

HALLS VEGETABLE =
e1ClLlAN HAIK RENEWEB
has proved itself to be the perfect prepar alton
Tor the hair ever offered to the public.
It's vegetable compound, and contains no In
Jurfeus properties whatever
, 1T WILL RKsTeRE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
COLOR.
II will keep the hair fr ON falling out.
It eleanses the scalp, and makes the hair soft,
IL is o splendid hair dressing
No person, cid or young should fall to Hse Il.
1T Is REcoMMENDEp AND UsBB By THE First
MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
~ Ask for Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hais Be-
newer, and take no other.
B.. HALL %,
Nashua, N. H., Proprfetors.
fer sale by all Druggists ja E-Th,ly
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SURELY, STEADILY,
SUCCESSFULLY

eMoLANDEBs EXTRACT BUGKU
Is CURING
every case Of KIDNEY DIsHAsE, RHHyNAssN,
GRAVEL, URINARY DIsoRDEls, wKAKNEss and
PAINS in the BAcK, FEMALE COMPLAINTS and
rRouBLxs arising from ExcKssKs OF ANY KIyp.
OOME, YE AFFLIo TEDI
Try SM9LAND ER'S.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
sold BY all Apothecaries. Price q. D. BARNEs
CO., New York. and BARNES, WARD co.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH q
ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists. Boston, Mass,
SenefA AseR1' feb l0-ly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HMETCALFE'S GREAT RHEUMATIO
HEMEpY instantly relieves pain, nd never fails
20 cure Neuralgia. Nervous Hesdacne, and Pain
In the Heed or Face. .-----'.--.-
- u cow SO FORD, Agent.
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~ W. b II OSES'
FASHIONABLE CARPET, FURNITURE AVN
BEDDING STORES,
NOS. 521 3I9, ,INTELLIGENCRR RUIIr
ING, C0RNER 18th ANDD,
AND
NO 9Os 7TH STREET, TH0Rh,S BUILDING
ADJOINING ODD FELLOWS HALL,
AND EXAMINE THE FINEST ASSORTED
STOCK THIS SIDE OF PHILADELPHIA,
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COLGATE q CO.'S
w N T Z r so A p

WIN T = b SOAR
Recommended for cHAPPED HANDS aud for general
TOILET use during COLD WEATHER. 1t may be
obtained of all druggists and fancy goods dealers
feb 9-eoly
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FROM FUROpE

LONDON, Jan 29.-Lord Canar Won, the Co.
Ionial Secretary. in a strong letter 10 Lord
Monck, the Governor General Of the Canadas.
Gated November 81, 1s66, commutes the deaf
and Lynch 10 imprisonment 70 twenty years AZ
hard labor, and al the same time takes Occasion
to object 10 having the trials of the Fenian
prisoners revised by the United States authori-
ues and 10 allowing Secretary Seward to re
ceiye the papers in those cases, for which he
saws there is no precedent.
PARIS, Jan. 80 The French man-o -of-war
Belliq uense has sailed for the Pacific
BERLIN, Jan. 3O.-Captain Werner. of the
Prnssian navy, is going TO America on a spe-
cial mission. .-. =. = r..-- -
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FROM MRxICo.-The reportof the execution
Of Consul Carm an by the French authorities
at Maxailan, and the bonn bardment OF the place
bya abnited States gunboat, is discredited at
San Francisco. Direct dates 70 Jan. 18Th say
everything has been quiet since the city was
evacuatedsb by the French last November gr 81
The following 10 an extract from q letter from
Gen. Escobedo, dated at Saltillo, on the ON
instant, and received yasterday by the Mexican
with the secopd diyis ION OF the northern N my
and part OF the trains OF arms and ammunI-
ton. which wa take 10 the interior Of the Re-
what because did not like to be without the
arms, ANN muntion and clothing- necessary 20
raise and organize alargs army IN Central
Ms1'e@"zLo "
~Gen. Schenck, 9oys Cox,yCol. n oody,
and A9n YDe3epp sapd all mp for Governer in
Ohio - ---------------
arSoms OF she Epench nswspapen spsaknS
the American Minister in Patis a. .s0ene1al
Dixie."N N,G'J OEh oZ oi I!gfE .ras.5 t14fI
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BANKERS.

BANKERS.
Jay COOKE Z CO.,
Ban X Rs,
FU.seniA street, opposite 7ssasry.
6uyand sci sicurrsnt market rates, and hssD
onstsntly on hand, . full supply Of al
GOvKRNMEHT BONDS,
sEvEN-THIRTIIs, AND COMPOUND
INTEREST NoTIs.
Orders for STOCKS. BONDS, Ao., executed, and
Collections made on oil accessible points.
se1-n
BARROW CO., '..a
BANKERs.
Corner Louisiana avenue and Seventh rect,
DKALERsIN
6OVERNNENT SECURITIES,
GOLD AND Silver
, yau AND LAND WARRANTS
First National Bank Of Washington.
I'D. COOKE, tOf Jay Cooke Co.. President,
wh. 9. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
lkh s1sst, oppoSi;s the Trashy Dspart,nsni.
Government Securities with Treasurer United
~ONE MILLION DOLLARS-S
We buy and sell all classes OF GOVERNMENT
SECURITIESat current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Coilea,on,
~ ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED TIES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful
ana prompt attention TO
ACCOUNTS of BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS,
and TO any other business entrusted to us.
FULL INFORMATION In regard to GOVERN
MINT LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished
WIN. o. HUNTINGTON, Ga shier.
Washington, March 20, 1855. mu-u
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He has all the latest designs made In PhIladel
pma.N New fork, and Boston. The stock Is al wayz
seiected by Mr.. Moses, and bought at the lowest
rstes Tor cash which enables him to com pete with
hastefn prices His finest Furniture is made 70
that can be found = 0 'o'iai
Purchasers slould study their own interest by
calling at hts Stores and examining the wei. a..
sorted stock Of CARPETS, FURNITURE, &c,
and obtain his price list before going else uhers
which he will furnish with pleasure
MS sssortment OF Mattresses: Blankets, Oom-
beds and all kinds Of Cottage and Kitchea Fur
ntafS H Is eomPiete which he offers at the lowest
pbnE.nb Kns%Eember Nos 2a1 and 5I9 Intsllisencer
street; Thornt Building, adjoining Odd Fellows'
Jsl4t W. b MOSES.
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DENTISTRY.


The Inventor and Pstentes Of the MINERAL
PLAIk TEETH, attends personally st(~
MS o1ce In thSs city. Many persons can nlDyyyQY
wear these teeth who cannot wear others,
and no person can wear others who cannot wear
these.
Persons calling at my ONCE can be aoconmoda-
ted With any style and price of Teeth they may de-
sire, but TO those who particular and wish the
nurest, eles nest, strongest and most perfect den
ture ID At art can procure, the MIN ERAL TBBTH
viii be more fully warranted.
BOoms in this city-No 3ss Penu'a avenue, be-
tvee 9Th snd 10th SITS. Also, 9O7 Arch street,
Philadelphia. oc 20-ly
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TOhFlDEkTlAL-Ioun men who have in
- JuTed themselves Dy certain secret habits,
which unht them for business. pleasure, or the
duties of married life; also. middle aged and old
men, who. from the fOllies of youth, or other
causes, feel debility in advance of their years,
before placing themselves under the treatment Of
Any one. should first read The Secret Friend. +"
Married ladies Will learn something Of mportance
BY perusiuR The Secret Friend sent 10 any ad.
dress, in sealed envelope. on receirt Of IS cents
Address Dr. CHAs. A. STUART Il CO.. Boston
Mass. NO s-n
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WESTERN OPPOSITION TO PRorRcTIos.-
The Western papers OF all shades OF politics
are taking ground against the new tarir blIl.
The chicago Tribune says" The curse OF
arin legisiation is instability. Congress is
eternally tnkering Al the tariff The present
DILL II II passes, will make the elerenH change
t' the space " frs years. Every three, six or
nine months the tarIf is put higher than be-
fore, and the cry Is still for more tariff. Where
is this thing to end Is there 10 be no limit
Are not the goods and wares purchased and
consumed ky the people already dear enough.
and taxed heavily ensngh The present taTtf-
ADDS fourteen per cent more tax on foreign
goods consumed by our people than aAy pre-.
vious tariff that ever existed from the close OF
the Re evolution 10 the present day. And TO cap
the climax. 10 10 now grarely proposed by the
grave and reverend Senators 10 sncreass m n
enormous tax on our citizens YET more, not for
the benefit Of the Treasury but nc the in stance
OF a brazen, imPertunate lobby, who represent
greedy special iuterssts and conscieneeiess
spectators, who seek 70 plunder, the remain.
der of the community under color OF hw. and
call IL promoting industry From an sucn
patriots, good Lord deliver as.l' sve4 -
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CLOTHING, DO.

Successor to II Y. Leudon d 90, -
Sl1ILENS AND MILITARY
MERCHANT TAILOR, M
metropolitan Hotel. late Browns, M
362 Pennsylvania avenue,
ny LIZ Washington, ID. O.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &.

SELLINa OFF, SELLING OFFll :
The entire stock OF Ladies', Mjsses,
Children ., Mems. Boys and Youth q "
BOOTS. SHOES AND CATERS
Nil be sold at private sale at and
BELOW COST PRICES
JUHN ANGERMANN,
905 9TH street, between ID and E streets,
ia II lIar opposite Odd FeIIows' Hail
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~ MARRIAGE EAND OELIBACY, AND THE
HsppiDess Of True Manhood. - An Essay for
oung Men on the Crime of Solitude, and the
Physiological Errors, Abuses aud Disc sses which
create inlpediments to Marriage, with sure means
of Relief Sent in sealed letter envelopes. free of
charge. Address DR.. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. "a IL 3m
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DANCING.

DANCING.
DR0FS. }. w. & II. p. KREIS'
DANCING ACADEMY, a
Pennsylvania avenue. bet. 9th and 7th sts.. -
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel
New Glasses forming every evening Those do.
elLlhg to enter classes should avail tbaro
selves OF this opportunity. "
Preparations will be made in this Iuarter for
our annual May Ball. 0i ior
etTsuIsrs can be had at j. T. Ellis and W. G.
The Hall can be rented for soirees, &c.
Days and Hours Of Tki,ton:
FOR Ladies, Misses and Masters, Tuesday And
SATURDAY afternoons, from to O'CLOCK
,, ,0entemen GLASSES; Tuesday and Friday eve
hlngs from to ~ o clock.
for further Information, apply during the hoars
OF tniton' or address a note to the Academy.
quarter commencing with the first lesson. Jas
MI ARINI's FASHIONABLE DANCING
MARINIS ASSEMBLY ROOMS n
r., between 9th and 18th streets, (M
=. This academy is now open fer the recep- 6R
1 "a OF pupils. ...
misses and masters Tuesdays, Tharsdsys and sst.
urdays, from to6p m.
Sentlemen's classes from TO 10, same evenings.
venfence Of the pupil. seas
INl AND PAkTIEs. ALhs
Ihe undersigned would most res pect tfully in
form the ladies and gentlemen Of Washington
eity, and the District generally, that he is at eli
ade and ancy Costume, either on loan or made to
order DE has taken rooms at the well known
fancy hy establishment Of Ohristisn Rappert, ESQ
happy to await orders. CHARLES BERG
late Oostumer At Ford's and Growers
sa-Im Tbeaters. Washington, ID. O.
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SECRET DISEASES

sAMARI1AN's GIFT is the most certain, safe and
erectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable reme-
dy ever discovered. Cures in two to tour days and
recent cases In tw enty four hours No mineral, no
basam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taAen. 1t
Is the soldiers hope, and friend to those who do
net want ts be exposed. Male packages, 81; fe-
male, So.
SAaARITAN's ROOT AND HERB JUICEs-A positive
ans permanent cure fer Spyhfis, ScrOfals, Ulcers,
Sores, Spots, letters, &c Price 81 25 per bottle.
Sold by 8. O. Ford. See advertisements. mys
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~Beecher, IN q recent sermon. .t,,,,,,.a ~
talk about "through tickets for saivafioas o
- The Mayor ot Lynch burg was aned ifor.
ridapg upon the side evaik. .-rsf sarfsIf af-Ss
STne newestskatine novelty IN Uhicaeois 10
mat OF q Russtan who skates Oh stflts. 70 "a
- M. Garalfo. an engineer cf Trent has fu.
q min ute. sHeT aI5I Il 80
ne6eorHia has pruvidsd for ths edueatiou OF
her INDECENT and manned soldiers. ber-f
~Drifa Of 0ow on the Aliegneny mona.
tains thirty feet high. ~.
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PERSONAL.


NOU OAN NEVER MAKE TIE TRIP on Bu-
chu or Samaritan humbugs. See DR. OAK
BY 492 eth stTe eet. He 10 ne highest authority
on such cases, Bis private rooms are opposite
Odd Fellows Hall Ja2s-lm'
DREyENTION BETTER THAN CUBE -
IL French preventives against disease and preE-
nancy when such Is uUde-i able Sent to any ad-
dress, at 81, So SO, and 81, according 10 quality,
by DR. WOOD Box 40j, or call at 4yJ 1th street,
(up stairs " ashingtOn, D. q. Js2s-lm
NIBs CURTIS IRVING, Clairroyaat, and Test
lVI Medium, will give life readings, Including
side o. Pa av., bet~een ~. and 5th streets. Once
hours from TO q. IN. and 10 o. m. JAZZ I'm
A b. MAURICE, REAL SOIENTIFIU AS
IA. TBObOGER OF AMERICA,
PROM the position suu a. pect OF the Stars at the
time % One'S birth, will reveal astonishing Sc
crete that no hyibg mortal ever knew before; how
TO be successful in all reasonable undertakings.
He tells pane and very day you marry describes
the INTENDED companion, aud tells all events of
cents 10 Sl. gentlemen in full 81. Gall at t10
l2lh 81 near y. ell hours until y In the evening
de 81 I'M
EENTLEMEN WHO ABE AFFLIOTED:-A
VI cure warranted by an old Surgeon Of twenty
three years experience in this particular branch
81 the profession. Charges moderate. Do not
apply to gusrks, but to J b. GARVNER, N. d.,
late OF the United States Bcord Yeuereal Hos
pitsl. Once No. II south A street, opposite the
Capitol Square, south side.
n B-Medicines also furnished at cost.
de n In
CONFIDENTIAL.-You men who have in
which unht then for business. pleasure, or the
duties of married life. also. middle aged and old
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w n. 7. COLLINS, CABINET MAKER AND
w UNDERTAKER g.
show Case Manufacturer, School FurnfturAtu
% suu housei seiurnishtnR Warerooms. New ana -
Oli Furniture. of all desert ptions bought nj
ana sold Repairing, UphOlstering, a nd aruish-
I1s GOne az the shortest notice. Southeast corner
OF 9Th and n streets north, No 10 de Is-sms
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. -, WARRINGTON OIIY. Z. O., Bee 81, 1876 :
DsARsIR am Gratihei to see that you hsve
Restorer " SN'~s" rSI
From the testimony Of many friends who have
iiere II to be the moot eicfent npound OF the
ina ,s sSer yr@su.ed for ole 4 IgnssS ], sny Of
esnses the scalp perfectly. bat undoubtedly rcs
kssp.esf3Iig' yssa Si tSsa Ne. ydur.C,aA
rfVpy1L q AEx Y. QARNErr,M
x[AxIEL. kjehpopd,y Va, ,zor'o "a "a
ror se by All Drug G gfsts Ordsrs aid ressed 10
pAMAa ~ ,nA8aEs& 0Os Park Ro~I New Yorks
Il Ea -
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The NATIONAL Union INSURANCE OoM.
PANf OF WASHINGTON
Have removed 20 their New Once
No. IL LOUISIANA AVENUE
First door east Uf 7Ih 81.
DIR &c T o Il s

Il = v B
ShAss y lap, Pres Z, Geo. W Riggs, Vice Pres't
Ihos Berry, msrshali Brown, Rich'd W silach'
70 s.6ideon, Daniel Dodd, WIN. Dixon
de SIT NOBLE d. LARNER, Secretary
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and Hss SDss,ao ,sss % al up Tor Goeefass S'h; IN