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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06
Wheat Crop Of Indiana.

A prominent Indianapolis grain dealer
estimates the wheat crop Of the State
at about seventeen bushels per acre. The
usual average is between twelve and thir.
teen bushels.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06
Town Property For Sale,

7 oFFER at private sa,e my house nd four acres
of ground Va tho town Of Cedar Grove, Prank
lin County, Indiana. Tbs house Is afargo frame
In good rep iy. wish seven rooms and there IA also
acnoinei Makers Shop tho ground. Aiso an
orchard "a choice fruit on the premises. wilf
also sell hearsc. lot af collins and come lumber
now on tie grounds. Tcrrs reasonable. Enquifc-
tf A. J. FOLMsbkE.
Aug 30.2m
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06
Stanton for President.

a western paper comessout 10 the fol-
lowing style: "For President, Andrew
Johnson's Victim of malignity and hate
of yesterday, e. N. Stanton n s-s -.
orally round the sag boysl"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENT, (
WHEAT, OATS, RYE AND BARLEY
WANTED

7 AN now paying the hghe., pricc IN CASH.
for any quantity ct Wheat, Oats, Rye aud
Bsriey, delivered ut The Grocery Store e David
Slaughter, Main street, Brooi vile, Indiana.
Sent i.3x +. J. MURDOCH.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06
.Satrdau. OcioLcr 5th. lsC7.

lunless previousl, sold at private salc,) will sell
a public auction the following described real. Es-
tate situated IN raid c. n1ty ani State, 10 wi;
Lots Nos. - and 10 IN Blcck - IN the town Of
Laurel, subject 20 ihc interest iheF,n Of Mniglret
j. KuisenhHuisr, late the widow Of deccden,.
Bids for The putchAse - The same W private shlc
will be received az 10 the ! of October next.
1ERNS.-Oue third ~ hafc money down on
day of sale. onc thi'd ia nite. aud remaining oLc
third Ia eighteen moNths, deferred payments so
cured 10y NOES barring Interest, and waising BEN
GIFT e valuation aaf aairaisemcrt laws, anu by
mortgage On the pfclGi-rs. GkO. l.. HALL,
Holland < Biukisy, Atn's. Adnhri' ualor.
Sent. 8. is61 Az.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06
immigration.

The number OF emigranss that passed
through Columbus, Ohio,las, week, was cg6.
OF this number, 81 will settle in Indiana.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06
Reward fer Apprehending Horse
Thicyes.

The Commissioners of Adams County
offer ''andins reward Of s2co iof tho rp.
prcheusion Of horse thieves.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06
Death by Hydrophobla-A Marrow Eo-
- cape.

TstlAssrotis, August 30.
A boy. Alstthcw Ucdson, died
near rsinflclj. Hendricks county, on
wcancsdpy night. Of hy iIeph9lia, caused
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE lie hereby given, thatby virtue OF m
IN order Ct the conrt ~ Common Pleas OF Prank.
lin County, Indiana, VI the July Term, 1907,
thcrSof, IN tho ease of George W. Hall. Admins
traitor Of the Estate of Chrrics 4. Hall, dcseased
". lIcifs Of Deeeared, tho unJeis gncd, on the
pre,nises nm
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06
r. O R Q "A q I'll

AT REMARKABLY LOW PRICES
Thankful to our'nsmsyous customers and the
Public In general for their very liberal patronage
in the past, promise for the future to attsn
TO the Interest Of the public that may be
thy Of their support sud confidence.
Yours, LEONARD \ SIM0SS0N.
Harrison, O., Sept. 6, Ise7-Iy
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06

Gen. Grant has issued m order TO die
trict commanders iorbiddihg tic reuppoint.
mont Of any dcposed State officers.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06

(aLless sold previously NJ private ssio ! will cell
NJ public Ruetioa the following described real Ca
tate situated in said County, TO wit:
Lots Nos. Is. IA IS AID 10. In. Block - of the
town If Laurel, subject 10 the interest therein Of
Sarah 4. Bri srn, widow OF dc .eassd.
BIDS Tor tie purchase ef tie same ~ private sale
viii he =, ceiyea 60 he 9Th OF August next.
TERMS.-0Le third purchase money down on
day of saie, one third In nine, and ono third In
eighteen months. deferred payments secured by
notes beating Interest, without relief from vaiua
tion and apprase meet laws and by mortgage ON
the premises. Il. j. DAY, Admisistraior.
Holland & Dinkleg, Atty's.
An I'd 1857
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06
ADMINISTRATORS Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given. that by virtue Of an
" order OF the Court Of Common Plcps Of frsnk-
TN County. I'-'iiana; 10 tbs Jaly Tern. 1901,
ihefecf ~ tho case 81 E.thard J. Day. Adminis.
ira'or u The lriase 81 Claiborne ". bsif.n deed
W. Heirs Of Deceased, the Undersigned, on tho
tfreLista.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06
Txo Through EXPRESS Trains.


Leave Cincinnati Daily, making direct conncc-
tion with all the principal Railways West and
South.
MoRSixe ExrRKss Leaves Cineinuntl, Except
sundays.) 6suo a. NJ, arrives In New York next
day at s.i5 Z. NJ, Boston 500 A. NJ.
iiaarSfxa ExPREss, Except Satur iays,) 7:o0
p. M.;nrrive In New York socond morning At 700
A. NJ, Boston 500 p. NJ.
Palace stateroom Sleeping Coaches, surprising
In elegance and comfort those on any other line,
are attached TO the lightning Express at Cincin-
natl. and RUN TnGouGn TO NEw YoRK WITHOUT
cHANof OF Cans.
This a. the only Line running Coaches through
without change from Cincinnati 20 New York.
pAscaoE CHECKED THROUGH TO ALI POINTS East.
Ask for Tickets via Atlantic and Great Western
Railway, for sale at all principal Ticket aud
Steamboat Offices throughout the South and West.
W. u. SHATrUc. Genl Ticket Agent.
l.. n. RUcKER. Gen1 Sup't. aug6
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06
Executors Sale Of Real Estate and
Personal Property.

THE uadersiyn,d Executor ef the last will Of
Juha v. binds d,csaset, will sell the
premises,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06

We are in receipt every week. from The frst
hands, Of all the prlncipsi ioois sell. which We
purchased for Prompt Cash, aud We oasr them In
like manner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-03

LIFE OF THADDRUs sSTRvENs.-The C5rau;
ete learns that Hon. Edward Mcpherson
ClerK OF the House Of Representatives of the
unlteo States is collecting the materials for
ano mas indeed commenced to write, the ST a %
OF oi1haddeus stevens" work of such NJ a1ni
tuoe could not be confided TO more comneten
or more cohgenlai care, and we anneunce ths
!ael tnat rs IN course Of preparation SO tha-
Mr. stevens friends may not suppose that a.
mas either been neglec ted or left 70 incor,na
lent hanos- MI Mcpherson was born in
Aoams county. Pennsylvania, in Is3D where
fourteen years before Thaddeus Stevens an
emIgrant from Vermont, was admitted TO the
prdcuee OF tne law He may thus be said 10
nave grown 10 manhood by the side of rhs
Great Commoner. The intima ate relations he
tween Mr Stevens and the father of the vonng
historian, and the fact that they were al wavs
In hearty political sympathy, will give TO the
@erk an authentic stamp. Mr McPherson
VIII ENJOY tne additional advantage OF having
sal IN congress with Mr Stevens, Represent
ing the very district which had been the scene
OF the earlier struggles OF the latter. when Nr
stevens, VINO removed 10 Lancaster in 1910
was serving in the House from that empire
county. But he has also been at his side dur
IS tne TWO great Congresses of the war: asd
IN MS capacity as Clerk OF the House mas had
the best facilities for observing that triupnh
AM STATES man snip. which, however hrilIisn,
many OF his former achievements in puhlic
hle, VIII stand TO the henor of Thaddeus Ste :
Nens' and 10 his country's honor, ulI time
snaIi oe no more. Such are some OF the rna :.
terlals from which Mr. Mcpherson is "a con-
sTuct the life OF Thaddeus Stevens; and when
we duu tnat ne ls a classical scholar a fine
speaker, and a polished writer himself we
lnlhk we may promise the public a volume or
aseIes OF volumes that VIII do Justice 10 one
literature.
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FROM EIROPE

PARIS, April The great Paris Un - sal
Exposlton was formally opened tats rarn-
ing The day was observed - holiday by
the entire Population c. the city. AZ y \. II
tne doors were opened, and hy tne t.me o. tae
EmperoIs arrival there were 5000 persons
INSIDE Outside. along the banks OF the river
SEINE, end on all the hifis and roads for miles
sround Paris. at least 100000 people bad as
sembed- There were s,ISJO policemen On duty,
and the order was excellent The groande OF
and around the Exposition building are an a
lRmentaole stale of confusion. WAGONS and
workmen were busy carting away the rub
bish when the Emperor arrived. The Eng
lish sre very strong in machinery, beating the
Americans in that department. England bein z
near Paris accounts In a great meas nre for "a >
There rs nothing like so many strangers here
as was expected. The number or Americans
is n OF m n ch greater thsn usual every season.
Prices have gone up fearfulIy. The hotels
raise them charges fifty per cent. after this
week. IL rs useless 20 come 10 see the EXposi-
tion before May.
LONDON, April Sin the House OF Lords
last night the Duke of buckingham, Colonial
Secretary. said ID al the prospective transfer OF
the Russian North American possessions 20
ne United States was q matter OF ndiferen "a
70 England.
DUBLIN, April 2.-Despatehes from Cork re-
port that tight took place IN the vIciniiy Of
tnat city this morning, between Governmens
troops and a band OF Fenians, and several o
the rebels were ;aken prisoners.
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~BOnnet strings are out OF fashion

1Bonnet strings are cut of fashion in
Paris. : -
~ The interest on money In Mobile is two
20 three per cent. a month. 4. r-..
- Ritualistic personalities are almost equal
TO those OF politics. r
@A liquor seller arrested at ST. Albans,
Vt, put in as defence that his whisky was so
reduced by water it could not intoxica,e.
RrA St. Louis paper complains tsat the
schools OF that city have been given over TO
the Puritan element. f-l
~Tbe ladies say the new cocoa nut water
fails are just the thing TO wear with a goard
dress.
~Cineinnau has law suit about Ave in
ehes and half Of land. SD &c L1
~The Springfield case or trfchfnosIs hss a
marked effect on the sale OF pork an thai city.
~Every time the wind bio US from the a.
rection or New York the Cauadiane haat ,hs
long roll and order the smeiishv TO faIan
- Ninety two petitions for divorce are nav
pending before the supreme Co urt az Proyi-
denee, Of which but twenty come nom the
wives sGs ~ - ~
sihs1In Connecticut the courts have decided
that roots sprnce and mop beer are forbidden
BY the law. though analysis show tina, they
cont ont tnree per cent. Of alcohol. a trif1e
more than raised bread. =. -
~ Rev. Isaac vAikss has been expelled
rom the ministry and mem oership OF the
s.1;ss S Snfs @ Meshodist Episcopai opafsreAce for
Ae sssg ,ss-oi r14.,s
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LABOR QUEsTIoNs.-We have already aIIu-
geo 70 the many troubles between employers
and workmeR which are occurring m xarionS
parts o the country on disputed labor uues-
tons. From New York it is reported that
mere Is general movement among trade or
gahlzauons 10 advance the present rate of
wages on and after the first ofApril. Carpen-
ters, painters, plumbers, stevedores and street
PAYERS are all making the demand-fffy cents
sooIuohaI per diem and eight hours work on
Saturdays being the average propositlon. The
employers appear 10 have determined not 20
aecede TO these demands, and strikes will no
oouot De inaugurated. The same state of
affairs, although not TO so great an extenr ex
lists in Boston. From England il is reported
that the engine-driyers and fremen on the
railroads are on strike. They demand that
ten hours labor a day, or a run Of I5O miles
snail be considered a days work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-03

~ curious case OF alleged fraud has been
developed in the Chicago courts. man
named Ranforth simulated death and disap-
peared. His will was read, leaving ali the
properly ne hao 10 certain persons, accompli-
ces with him in the fraud but NJ was never
proven. A rule OF court being Obtained TO
compel the executors TO prove the will they
confessed that Rainforth was still alive. and
that has death was stimulated to defraud sey-
eral life insurance companies, in which he
had effected policies amounting TO Sl5.OOO. A
long search for Rainforth ensued. and he was
found al New York on Sunday night.
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ITS EFFECT Is MIRACULOUS.
HALLS VEGETABLE

elCI A HAI 4 N e WER
lis perfect and wonderful article. Cures bald
ness; Makes hair grow. A better dressing than
any 'otl or 'pomatum.n Softens br ash, dry, and
wfry hair into Beautiful Silken Tresses. But,
abSve all, the great wonder is the rapidity with
COLOR.
The whitest and worst looking. hair resumes It's
youthful beauty by its use. 1t does not dye the
hair but strikes at the root and flls IL with new
life and coloring matter.
The first application will do coed you will see
the NATURAL COLOR returning every day and
BEFOBE YOU KNOW 1T.
tne ola gray, discolored appearance Of the hair
and beautiful tecks:
Ask for Hall's siciian Hair Reuewer ; no other
article Is at all like it in effect
See that each bottle has our pri vate Government
stamp ever the top of the bottle. AL Others are
B. P. HALL 90 Nashu a, N. H Proprietors.
For sale by Gil druggists fe l8-d6weo7m,r
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he fRlZE RING.-The New York SUNDAY
heraId says;-The reportof projected match
between Heenan and Coburn rrayr on, -, o.
aitercaloh between the parties and several
olhe,s at gam mbling saloon on Broadway re-
Sehuy, which might have resulted seriously
9ut Ior report thatfhe police Were coming
There IL, however, considerable trutb in ths
[umor' and u IL highly probable that a match
Ior slO,0IO between the two will soon be made
up. SID " A~e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-03
SP EOIAL TICD.
CHARLES HEHZ8ER0

.r successor TO Isaac HerZberg a Son,
ior nfteen years in this city, for twelve N(N
years tne enly Pavnbroker in the Dfstric', IA
ana 81. ssi, ms;h9d Of thsnkins their p.tIon.O
fact that siii continue to make the highest ad.
Diamonds, Watches, Bonds. Government Hcrip,
silver Plate, &c. for which We have superior
be shown for the sstisfacton Of those pstronfzing
sIs;ss,Sa,igs ;e, a q wearing AgsaTel Of every de.
against moth, and q ways assinstinjury Hsvins
We spscs fscitie. for Storage Of s sins;
81 Nero hsndise, Furniture, &C.. on which we
n5s, make the eighest advances for days: weeks or
that owing to the large capital employed in our
business, We can make advances at such rates Of
until the ration of six months after their for
eiture, and then only at public auction, first Civ
ing ample notice through the yarioas city jour
with rs are never lost il their redemption Is de-
sired. We call especial attention to our arrange
country, arrangements which an ex xperfence Of
fifteen years has brought to perfection. Depos-
Hees from o1T os Sy n,' M three 70 ssdssI their
be located. Full information alway given Pri-
yate apartments for confidential business N B.
Mshment ia this city Refer to any old resident Of
Washington. Remember HERZBERG's Loan
Sss ssa nf5'e g. street. between y and s.h
THE OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM OF
-, GOLDsTEIN co.
LICENSED PAwNBROkERS,
near Pennsylvsnia avenue,
Uner the highest cash advances on all kinds of
tine de,iIes AZ 70 any amount & snc Tor any ~
Interest on large SUNS greatly reduced. . q
Business strictly confidential.
soSas bought for cash and sold at private sale.
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.H%A curious bill. has passed the Senate OF
New York and is now pending before the
House. The bill makes 1t obligatory upon
every magistrate before whom person is
taken charged with crime other than murder,
TO take bail pending an examination No
matter how clear may be the proofs of guilt,
nor how certain conviction upon thai, W hen
bail is offered il must be accepted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-03

e. SThe right of suffrage is not con sidered a
great boon IN Kentucky, IL one may Judge by
jury estimate, Edward Williams brought
an action against two persons in Covington,
for illegally preventing him from voting in
the Presidential election OF 1864, and laid his
asmages at $4,000. The jury gave him a YER
dict Of one cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-03
KNOW THY DESTINY.

MADAME K THORN TON the great Eng
lIsh Astrolosist. Clairvoy ant and Psyshometri-
ciap who has astonished the scientific clssses OF
the Old World. has now located herselfat Hudson
n. 4. Madame Thornton possesses such wonder
full powers Of second eight as to enable her TO i'm
part knowledge Of the greatest importance to the
of trance. al dsineates the very features of the
person you ere to marry, and by the aid Of an in
strument OF intense power, known as the Psycho-
motrope, guarantees to produce life like picture
OF the future husband or wife OF the applicant,
leading traits of char aeter. &c. This fs no hum
bug. "a thousands of testimonials can assert She
written guarantee, that the picture is what it
Iusporf: to be- BY eIelosins small lock Of h.ir,
complexion, and enclosing fifty cents and stamped
envelope addressed to Yourself, you will receive
the picture and desired information by return
Address in COZ fdence, MADAME +. r. THORN.
TON: 0. Box 223, Hudson, N. Y.
ap 8 DkWesly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-03

ELEcTRIcITY.-lt is announced that An
electrician OF Liverpool, named H. Wilde,
has found method OF producing electricity
IN quantities and OF an intensity hitherto un-
known, by the action OF feeble electrical cur
rents upon powerful magnets. This dis
SoNery Is described as brilliant and i'm portant.
IL is said that the cost OF the apparatus Is
small, the waste OF materials trifffng, and the
expense OF working light For aIgh,ing
Streets for lighting houses and for ilumina-
ting public buildings, the new discovery "a
reported as having great advantages.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TAOsn WHO SUFFER- from coughs, eolds
brone ehftis, Group, nuenza ~ whoopinx cough
III - l. nd .Sre reIisf IN bR. WISTAB's BALsAM
" WlLp ChERRY, which has now been in
,or nearly nall century. and still maintains it .
long e. tablisfed repur. tion as the great remedy
lor OIL diseases Of the throat, lungs. and chest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-03
4. LOOMS, MD.
PERSONAL.

" Jured themselves by certain secret habits,
xhlsh rnet them for business, pleasure, OF the
men, who. from the folles OF youth, or other
ss4ses, feel debility in adys OF their years.
pefore placing themselves under the treatment of
any one should first read 1.-The Secret Friend. {"
Msrrled lad will learn something of in portance
y peruslpR The Secret Friend. - Sent 70 any ed
dress, In sealed envelope on receipt Of IS cents
address DR.. CHAS. A. STUART co.. Boston,
HAAS no Sly
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FREE TO EVERYROpY

Larges I'D. Circular, giving information of
aeXes.
IL teaches how the honely may become beauti-
iuI: the dsspised respected. and the forsaken
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
their Aodress, and receive copy post paid. BY
Address p. o. Drawer. 81.
p3D&Weoly Troy NY
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The PERILs or TIGHT LAcING-A cor
respondent of the Cincinpstt 6dz.tts gives an
account of fatal accident which occurred i'm
Dayton a few days ago, the result OF tighr
lacIng. A young lady much given 20 the
practice. caused hook TO be placed in the
wall Of her room, TO which she was i'm The
habit OF fastening her corset strings 80 As 10 he
aole 10 draw them tighter The other day she
thre " herself toe heavily on the strings and
broke blood vessel, from which she died In a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-03

Slllinois, Missouri, California, Indiana
each with Republican Legislature, have
passed an light hour law. The Republican
Assembly of New York has passed an Eieht.
hour law. The Democratic and Conservative
majority. in the Marylan Legislature, at It's
recent session, refused TO pass an act of this
kind. tITt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-03

e x9r a theoiosicai ssncoI for. c6sorsd. minis.
ters hss been estabsi<hed It Augusta, Georgia,
with thirty Attendants. A reverend gentle.
man OF high culture has been assigned to the
charge Of 1t. !AtasAkD 1ds =
@Ws ara glad Gen Sheridan has remoyed
Mayor Monroeyef New Orleans, for We be.
Here him 70 have.betn mischierous ana nm.
fithfnI o0cef - Aosf0B Post. 49, = = =
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a>~-ss<-ssrstssS - aelg Glcsi ~ q "a < ls1sS
.FI1sd - " Tsfnasss - elsl9 sGsfEas 33T .sssis
no ~ ief1ks aeu-f stsFs iissEs Sc nsa Ersaaif3
sleHi lsaG ETetIe sisai div tuss lee 80 4
Ecss H0BT W. ffsss
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MERCHANT TAILORING.

L
The undersig gned having entered into opa rtner-
shi p and lAio In an exfe, sive an carefully A.
sslecisd stock Of CLOTHS, OASSIME Res,
nh6TlNGS, and GentIemens' FURNISH M
ING GOODS, are prepared to make mp for M
their customers neat .ftting and dtash,onabIe--
suits OF clothing, at their new establi ishment No
$40 street, two doors est of the National The.
ater. Persons desiring neat fitting and fash on
able Clothing, Oh moderate terms, should not fail
to give us call before purchasing elsewhere. -
4hO T. kEEM, Nv. 0ILBERT,
FormerIy OF eO9 9Th st. Merchant Tailors,
NH SLIM No. $40 ST.. bet. 18th and i4th
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-fani tioslss Tszb-i nfdgIs idq sag>Sa
si,sfntaxnfiu esoH sEt "a asa aab - ss,i1..
Ifuo'fa 80 10 gnsm 10 ssisi rsiHZsrsi a..
.Efrrf
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SECRET DISEASES
OL0THING, DC.
JAMES T. WALKER,

. W
... MERCHANT TAILOR,
asa ~ Seventh Street, asa
Respectfully informs his friends and the public
generally that he has fine, large and we'll A
selected assortment of
CLOTHS, CASsIMERES, ~
GENTS, FURNIsHiNG tSoODs. 9"
nat he is determined 20 run oil at Q very small
ADVANCE on cost, o :, :, -. ,"
Persons pstronfzing his establishment will be
guaranteed GOOD FIT and good workmsn shi },
n IL determined to employ none but the best
sIyOHN A. MCLEAN takes this method to
his friends that he will be foand at his post
eSIer to their tastes, giving them garments to suit
tne most fasttdfous, and seeing that their gar
uer. ~ ~ NH J,.Im