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The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-06-12
N ETrYSBURG ASYLUM
FOR INVALID SOLDIERS.
by Act of Assembly Of tho Commonwealth
of PENNSYLVANIA, March 0, 1907.

The Board Of Supervisors appointed by the above Cor
potou 10 carry out the objects OF hoa OF incopora-
ton specty announce to the public that the Legisla-
re of Pennsylvania has authorized the raising OF iunus
for tho erection establishment and maintenances OF an
Asylum for Invalid Soldiers Of the late war; to DO built on
the Battle Field of Gettysbug r. and inducemont to
patriotic citsens contribute to this benevolent Object
have empowered the Corporation to distribute amongst
the Subscribers such articles of vnlue and Interest from
association with the late war orany moneys effects prop
erty estate real or PERSONAL whatever IN this Sto V
elsewhorf at such time or upon such terms ana IN suc
way and manner whatsoever to them shall seem NJ any
laws OF the to the contrary notwthstnd'
fhc enterprise hfsrlluiy recommended bA the following
named aud we'll knbwn gentlemen:
Mi r Gener4l GEO. G MEADE,
Elk Governor A. q. ;. CURTIN.
Major General GALUSlI A PENNYPACKER,
Major General Il. NJ. GREGORY,
Major General JOHN r. BROOKE,
Major General CH ARIES II. T. C)LLIS,
Major Gene al H'Y j MADlEL,
Nj + General j rs l.. SELFRlDGE,
Brradier General JAMESA BEAVER,
Brigadier General JOSEPH f. KNlPE,
Br'gadier General VIM. J. BOLTON,
BriSadier General SAM'L M. ZULICK,
Brigadier General JOHN K MURPHY,
Brigadier General JOHN y. BkLLlER,
Brigadler General T. f. MCCOY,
Brigadier General r T. WINSLOW,
BriSadier General HENRY PLEASANTS,
Brigadie- General ] p. s GOBLIN.
Brieadier General J. NJ. CAMPBELL
Brlgadier General THOS. NJ WALKER,
BriSadier General WIN. COOPER FARLEY,
Brlgadier General D. NJ GREGG,
Colonel f. S. 81 LIMBAUGH,
The site tor the institution (thty acrcs has already
been purchased aud 1t hoped that the good work may
commence before midsummer
Subscriptions will received ut the office OF the Asso
ciaton No. l26 Chestnut street. Philadelphia on and after
Monday, the 9th day of May, ls67.
For each subscription of vo dollars certificate Will be
issued which will cntte hehoer to such article ofyalue
as may be awarded to its number.
The irstdistrbution of awards will be made immed-
atey upon the receipt Of 10000 subscriptions at 90 each
The distribution will be public, and under the direct
supervision OF the Corporaiors.
Persons at distance requested to remit their sub
scriptions (whcn praccable by Post office money ORDER
or registered letter. to insure prompt delivery.
Direct all letters to ]. d. HOFFMAN,
SECRETARY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
Box 1851, ?. O., Philadelphia
Tho following Is schedule Of the awards to be made un.
der the first distribution. The items of Diamonds and
other precious purchased from citizens OF tho
So nth during and their genuncness iscerted to
by Messs Ienla 81 r)s tho most extensive diamond i'm
porters in the country, and by D. HERMANN diamond SET
ter, New York.
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policemen, and constables and sheriff +


see to the enforcement Of this law, and
to act on their own observation, or the
suggestion OF Others In srresting its VIC,
lators, who are to be taken before
magistrate. Sec, 8 makes it the duty OF
policemen, constables vi sheriff to arrest
every person found intoxicated either on
the streets rim placcs where drink IS
kept or spld, aud to take them before
magistrate. whose duty 1t is 10 inserro>
gate the partynYested ifuot toq drunk,
as ID, where. aod tion whom, adj under
what crcums' atlces lie procured his
drink. II the party is 100 drunk 10
answer this he is to be locked up or aom-
mitled till s.ber, aud then interrogated
in order to ascertain whether the party
furnishing the hqaor was licensed, or it
licensed whether 1t was furnished when
the party was already intoxicated or
under the Influence of liquor, or the
liquor had been forbidden by the rela-
tives, In any OF which cases the party
so furnishing the liquor would he subjec.
ted to the proper punishment. The
party intoxicated and so arrested is
bound to furnish this information under
oath, and if he should refuse so to do
when sober, it would of course be the
duty Of the magistrate to commit him
for contempt until he complied. Besides
the penalties already mentioned. Sec. 10
makes any violation of the act misde>
meanor punishable by fine and impris-
onment. A neglect by policemen Or
magistrates would also be indlctable as
misdemeanor.
But these penalties to be imposed by
the Criminal Courts are perhaps not the
most serious consequences that may re.
suit to some from a violation of the law.
Sec. renders the party offending liable
to be sued in any civil court tor all dams
ages which may be sustained by any one
In consequence of sale to parties to whom
sale is prohibited that is to say, sales TO
minors, apprentices, habitual drunkards,
parties intoxicated and under influence
of liquor at the time, aud parties whose
relatives or relative, as above named,
have forbidden the sale. To respon.
sible restaurant or tavern keeper this
civil liability might prove disastrous, and
even to one who IS not responsible it
might prove exceedingly troublesome.-
He could not get rid of a judgment for
such damages, except by imprisonment,
and discharge under the insolvent laws,
and then his bail for license must suffer
to the extent of their bond. Take, TOR
example, the case ofdrink furnished to
husband whose wife mad forbldden 1t,
and the husband loses his health in con-
sequence, and becomes incapable OF
labor or the support of his family or
becomes intoxicated, and in consequence
meets with an accident, causing physi>
clans bills and loss of employment OF
in his intoxication commits some depre-
dation upon the person or property Of
Others. causing his arrest, imprisonment,
and loss of time, etc. 1t easy to see
the measure of damages ajury would
me,e out against the party furnishing the
drink in such case. The wife and chill
1ren; aud perhaps the husband himself,
or party 10 whom he did violence, would
each be entitled to their appropriate
damages
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-06-12

AMAomNE--ior destroying the potato
bug has been Invented out West. : It 10
very simple and resembles sulky. plow,
having two wheels to drive fan which
sucks up the insects and dashes them
against board, which kills them.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-06-12

APARIsIAN plckpocket, having stolen
a watch, took off tho case and politely
replaced the works in the gentleman's
pocket from whom he had stolen the
watch.
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INFORMATION WANTED aoksou
Cumberland (colored) desires informs>
ton of the whereabouts ofhis family, q
wife, named Jenny and two children.
one a boy, named Albert, age about II
years, the other girl, named Marths,
age about years, The father was In
the Union army as hostlsr at the time Of
Milroyis retreat, at which time the
mother and two children fed to Penn.
sylvania, since which time he has, not
been able to learn their whereabouts.
Newspapers throughout this State will
please copy, and any information Of
their whereabouts can be directed to
Jackson Cumberland at M'Connessburg,
Fulton county Pa, care OF q. ,Brosins.
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-" 'T-7- T------s1 = no 90 n ~
MANIA FOR BETTING.

Some persons have wonderful mania
for betting. A good story illustrating
this point, is told of one of these mania
stricken individuals. The day was fine,
the occasion one OF interest; and the
rush to the race course immense. The
stands were crowded to the utmost ca.
pacity, and during tue most exciting
moment of the race sea of heads surge
ed forward, the eye fixed intently upon
the horses that came down the home
stretch neck and neck, stralning every
nerve for victory, and bounding forward
like phantom steeds, or swift speeding
shadows. The breathless suspense was
succeeded by tremendous storm Of ap.
plause, and by the shrill shouts of the
spectators, proclamlng the odds offered
upon the result. While the storm was at
its heightb, the timbers Of the overcrowds
cd stand creaked, the structure trembl-
ed, swayed and came to the ground with
terrible crash. The scene was fearful
"a promiscous blending of human
forms, faces pale with fright, astragl
Cling, wildly shrieking, grooming mass,
overcome and borne down by the fierce
torrent of rushing forces. Among the
FIRST to FREQ themselves from the debris,
was an exciting individual who had a
perfect mania for betting, g,and who yleld-
ed to the first impulse ia the moment
Just before the accident he was standing
upon the highest steps of the stand, and
was loadestin Offering and taking odds.
His voice was drowned for a moment by
the crash of falling timbers, but strug-
Cling above the wreck, with garments
torn, hair dishevelled, and hat lost, he
shouted with the widest enthusiasm,
while others were grooming and gasping
for breath. "A hundred to ten that some
body's hilled or crippled .si q ssw
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AorSrs WANTED,

Books can bc had containing twenty certificates,
U. N.N ONE HTNDRrD DoLLAns. n.
All orders for Certificates must DO Addressed TO
I'D. HOFFMAN, Secretary,
Es.2m. Boz 1881, Post ONCE, Phiadclphis
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GETTYSBURG ASYLUM FOR INVALID
SOLDIERS.
FIRSTDISPOSITION.

Incorporated by Act of Assembly of tho Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania, March q, 1867.
Office 1926 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
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ID CERTIFICATE. N
wchorcby certify that we have examined tho Diamond
Goods Poarls, Emcraldu. Rubce, and other prcciou.
Stoncs as described In tho above e and nnd them oil
genuine.
vi ITENJE BROS, Diamond Importers,
20 MAIDEN LANE, Now York.
rurtrts j. HERMANN, Diamond Setter,
.,|.ua cNd 8et BRooNR Street, Now York.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-06-12

Ioyerheard smoonsruok chap, the other day writes
Darby Doyle that he loveda certain young lady
well enough to die for her. Now Hove somebody very
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CHRISTMAS

Need We say to-mVrrow Is Christians
10 not ths radiant countenances OF IN.
tsrs ms uron The street 10 day tel the story
And ~ TINS we're wanting, is u not in ttcaue
ey he hohcay-clad shop windows, and Biz
nam wood lie procession OF Carstmas trees
ocrn- from he market along every street.
To the poor and wretched, hidden IN alleys
and hoyslr, withouiHreo or food, the spproach Of
CHRISTMAS may have no inspiritiDg look, aud
Is IL the duty OF all good Christian men and
women fosees out these forIorn and needy ones
ard make Christmas Day day of JOY to them
Thus shsll gIver and receiver be benefited
for 10 o. not even smore blessed 10 give than TO
-eceivsi"
According TO the usual custom Of this once.
the regular Issue OF TIE STAR will be sus.
peaeed to- uorrow afternoon. We wish the
STAR patrons, readers, and advertisers, who
have so kirdiy and aoundantly encouraged
us ty their support, the happisst and merrisst
OF Christmas holidays
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
APPROPRIATE PRESENTS FOR ALL SEASONS
MARkRirER's.
sKvISTH STREET.
FINE OIL PAINTINGS,
ENeRAvISGs. CHBoAos,
&C., &c, sc.

The attention Of those seeking e handsome Pres
ent or Decoration for their walis Is respectful,
Psini,nrs, Chromos and Engrsvisgs, nov open Tor
their insrecbon, embracing With others the fol
lowing choice Gems:
.ohoeo.,. e,r,s Sts Il MING u,,. R,,.soo,
Bro.ns ssisbrssd Pssir5' Dante 'I and s sssst
ss nisro a. .ssfisaf sS!s
pcrspeetive Painting "ihs Rescbe; = by Coldewe:
oea gtiful work Of srt. Fruit .ni Flo ~ers; by
Way Roesen, &c, IN pastel and OIL
ENGRAvINGs, CHRoMos, &c
Napoleon. from Waterloo to Paris 10 ISIS "
..sSI1nshine Of Life and Gr@Tpsnien Picture"
ws,smsn Tyierssiie, ronneetieut HWsss asS
ton Beading the huche Letter Autumn Sven;;
eSsSs; q
Steam and c3mpa,i ion Piotnre.""The Future and
e IpI (, a
fold" "franklin at whitehall. Is Merry Making
choice subjects and admirably executed Card
Photographs.
PICTURE FRAMKs
eoxs4 inches. Oval Gilt Frames from Gard 10 Por.
trait size Gard frames in great variety. Square
Frames made to order.
pI sIs . GSR 6a ASP
Tassels. Picture RiAgs, Nails, &c.
PAPERHANGINGs.
brodersd & P.rer and shS,Ss s5% Of @
with varied stock Of medium and low priced
WINDOW SHADES.
Plain Gilt Band and Elaborate Designs. Private
Dwelling and store Shades made to order.
Carpets Laid and Drapery Curtains Hung.
Orders for Window Shades punctualy attended
Terms positively cash.
No. ass Seventh street,
de l7ew' between d and + streets
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Lewis johnson 20. quote stocks and bonds
q home and foreign markets as foIIows.


in home and foreign markets. as follows:
NEW YORK Dee. 24.-First Board-U 8 e's,
lsS coupon ll2S; s.20's. ia62, coupons, 100 x;
1864, ex-eOupon, i05k; 1855, coupons, los <
1861, coupon, new, It's; 1867, coupon, i0s !.
10 4Os coupons, lolk 7.3O's second, l04 *; 80 :,
third. 1917; Canton, f9x; Cumberland, o.;
Quicksilver, 2oki Martposa, *; do. pref d. i2 X;
New York Central, IVA; Pacific Mail, no; At
Hudson. 1871 i; Reading, ssH; Micn gan Gen trai,
ll2a, Michigan Southern, IS; Illinois Central,
i294; Cit veland and Pitsshurg, SIX; Nortn.
q u; Fort Wayne, s93; Ohio and Mics. Ger
ufiC ates. 2S; W u. Telegraph, 35K; Boston
water Power, Is \; Cleveland and Toledo, eo x;
Gold, 1884.
LONDON, Dec 94-is P M.-Consols, OK;
U y Bonds, p 5-l6; Illinois Central, s7A;
Fries, s9X.
FRANKFORT, Dec. 2i.-12 p. NJ. S. 5.2s's,
II.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 94-12 P. N-Cotton heavy:
sales 600 bales: Uplands, 3 Is. Orleans, TX.
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FINANCIAL.

Money is lie ample supply Ia New Y ork at
per cent, and IN exceptional eases bAiances
sre employed at PER cect The disoarse-
uests OF 'te Sub .Treasury on account OF Ia
ter, st 3O's. ard redemptica OF com.
pound notes have added 70 the resources Of
the banks
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

LOOK OUT FOR THR HOLIpAYsi
CHR. RUPERT,
KRISS KRINGLE HEApQ UARrERS
No. $50 SEVENTH STREET, between D and Z.
Importer Of all kinds OF
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN FANCY
GOODS AND TOYS.
CHRISTMAS And NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
ing hjs many friends, and the public generally,
offs mon,hs during which time he has de Soted hi N
ee 20 The selection OF the ARREST and hsndsom
TAI. and ALkBAsTER oRSAaENTs, TSfs,
&c, &c that has ever been introduced 10 this sec
ed in Psris. Vienna, Bohemisn, switserIsnd, and
otner places on the Continent Of Earope, and are
disrose Of at as low prices they can cs mad in
New Icrk Ct Other cities in consequences Of having
EmhIOideIed Chair and Sofa Covers.
Knitted Ladies and Infsn . Hoods.
bohemian Vase. ,os R.i,ssd Ansan' all sizes
oDsMss . slar' s.r,2 s ss:5s: sd Ivory,
r0s sshp saAsssEsss french '''''"''' Of ." KINDS
WHITING DEaKs
DRESSING CASES,
WORK NxES
BASKFT AND WORK STANDS
DOLLS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
MAshS OF AbtKISnS Or Oh ARACrERs
PRoPELLoRe AND SLEIGHS,
WAGONS and WHEELBARR0WS.
In order TO give my customers increased facilities
IN their exami alton Of nay large stock OF goods,
have converted and tied up. with oil the modern
cehveniences and At several thousand dollars eX
pense the second sto of my ESTABLISHING Mt into q
store-room The new IN is entered by way Of
40 open stairway leading from the store room In
Ladies' oontem plating holding fairs would do well
to examine my stock before purchasing else
where
Those who wish to avoid the large crowd usually
attendant at the near ap proach Of the Holidays
should make their selections early, so as to avoid
the rush. de 9-tJAnl
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AHEAD or TINE-A telegram was sent re-
Gently from London TO this city, in nine min
utss Dirty seconds. or, In other words, il was
received here four hours, fifty-eisht minutes
and thirty seconds, in advance OF the hour OF
It's leaving London
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-24

JOHN T. OWES is undoubtedly one of the
best comedians on the American sage, and In
some Characters he has never been equalled.
Tonight be appears in "SoIon Shingle- aud
as "Herry Dove" in Married Life" and Ia q
good bill on Christmas night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-24

Mr. JOSEPH JET PERSON. the comedian, was
nsrried At Chiesgo, on Friday afternoon. to
Miss Mary A. Warren, niece OF Mayor Rice, Of
that place.
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- The argument before the Superior Court
cor mandsmus requiring the present Board
OF NisI'crs 10 the City Jail Of BaI.irnore 10
give up possession of that institution 10 Mayor
Bans sppointses has been postponed until
the 18th CT January
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-24

trRE NEAR DARNBsTowS, MD-Csptain q.
Z. Sfni ns extensive slave asd beading factory
snd av mill, Fear Darrsstowp, Montgomery
county Nd was destroyed by fire on Sunday
morning The loss is not known, The works
were partially insured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-24

ITALIAN OFBEA.-A larger and more
nsoionaoIe audience was never assembled in
WAITS Opera House than that OF last
evening al the performance OF I'll rrayatore.'
sy the La Grange Brignoh Troupe. Max
S'rasosen has reason to Dc proad of a COM
Psny embracing such singers as Madame
La Grange, Mise Adelaide Phillips, BrignoIi
Susini, e. al. We have not the space to speak
OF tae merits Of the leading artists last evening,
but must content ourselves with saying tina,
the PerfoIma was capital one, and gave
great satisfaction TO the audience, as was tss
anee By frequent ard loud applause. To-
night Norma tomorrow night LA Ia.
yOrita"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-24

~From }. SHILLINGTOS, we have the
pleasant little monthly 1.-The Nursery for
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ROCKS FOR THE HOLIDAYsi
An endless variety Of TOY BOOKS, JUyF-
MILE. and BOOKS by the hest authors; BIBLES
PRAYER snd MNBOOKS, PHOTOGRAPH
ALBUMS, POCKET DIARIES, PORTFOLIOS,
ac.. at ROBERTS'S
dele lws 331 9TH ST., above New York ave.
MUSIC BOXES FROM S2h TO sac
lVl TAMBuRlNES, RATrEFRS.
TOY MYSTICAL INSTRUMENTS,
DRUMS, MUSIC BOOKS,
NEW MUSIC,
A nd everything In musical line for the Hslidays
JOHN r. ELLIs,
de l96t BOG Pa. ave, near 10th IT. >
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THE STORY WITHOUT AN END.
Prom the German of CkRovE. BY the late Mrs.
SARAH T. AUSTIN Crown 40. With fifteen
exquisite Drawings by X. v. o., printed in col
ors in fac simile of the original wstAr-colors,
and numerous other illustrations. Cloth extra,
gilt. 90; cloth, ivory inlaid panel (new style
and very uniaue), 81 50; morocco, IVORY iol aid
panel very elegantl, $40 30.
One of the most charming OF allegories. the
" story without an End is here for the first time
worthily illustrated by designs full Of fairy like
tanCtes. Exquisite in themselves these drswi ngs
have been faithfully and most skilfully repro.
duced. No effort has been spared TO make this
volume the most perfect specimen OF block color
printing ever executed. and il may be pronounced
one Of the most charmingly illustrated books of
cherished a. q fitting memorial of that noble and
beautiful woman, " the late Mrs. SARAH T. AUSTIN,
whose translation of the allegory retains all the
charm of the original.
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CHRISTIAN LYRICS.

ELEGANT VOLUMES WITH PHOTO.
GRAPHIC ILL CSTR4 TONS.
THE MASTERPIECES OF ITALIAN ART.
In one handsome quarto volume, extra cloth, rich.
~ gilt, $3.50.
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Gs,ernn.,, sacur,ties

wAsEIssTos, Dec. 81, ies7.-Jsy Cooke
Co furnish the following quotations. OF Gov
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~CHBIsTMAs GIFT TO THE POOR.

10000 BUSHELS OF COKE will be distribu.
ted at the w hington Gas Light off cs and deIv-
ered Tree IT charge to the destitute poor of this
Twenty Eve bushels te each family, on the GER
uhcate of any member OF the Board Of Aldermen or
common Council, in whose ward the ap picant re-
slces, or the Commissioner of the Freedmeu q
charity.
Application must be made At the office, No 412
10Th street, between the hours Of and l0ts g. IN 4,
and and O'Clock p m
Blank applications will be furnished ct the off CO.
JOHN BAILEY,
President pro tenn,
De l9-lW WashiI gtnn Gas Light Co.
ICitY papers pleaEe cony \
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HEADQUARTERS THIRD MILITARY DIS
TRICT

CHEF QUARIERNAsTBR's OFFICE.
ATLANTA, GA December 30 1871
All persons. and the widows or other heirs Of
persons who were employed In the United States
Military Railroad Department in Alabama and
Georgia, IN the years 1854 and 1858. and were NOT
paid, should at oure present their claims to either
OF The following AIMED officers who will give then,
all the necessary information In regard 10 maxim
ont their accounts properly and when correct they
viii forvard them tn ror Oh this Office to the Quar-.
termaster General U. s. A for settlement Lieu
tenant III j. FaTnsworth, saith Infantry and Depot
QuarteTmaster. Atlanta, Ga ; Lieutenant L. K
Campbell Sd Infantry. and A. A. Quartermaster
Rome, Ga Liz utenant Z Savage, 33d Infantry ,
and A. A. Qusrternaster. Huntsville Ala
By order of the Quartermaster Genera.
X. SAXTOE,
BreyetB Brig. Gen. and Q NJ L. e A.,
de 24-6tB Chief o : M "a Mil Dist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-24

TELECTRO MEDICATED VAPOR BATHS
~ DIT l.. ALCAN. recently In charge of Eiec-
triclfy and Medic ted Vavor Baths at the various
United States Army General Hospitals, Office
southwest corner Of 18th street and Penna ave-,
cures rheumatism, Eruptions Of the Skin Colds
Govt, Debility. Affection ef Paralysis, Absorption
of Mercury and Female Complaints. de lO-6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-24

GOLDEN THOUGHTS FROM GOLDEN rOUN.
TAINS.
In post ito. Clo:h extra gilt, So; morocco, gilt
or antique, SIS.
This is one OF the most exquisite and unique
rolUmsS de lrJe ever produced in I'm gland. IL
embodies q choice selection Of sacred songs. The
entire work printed q beautiful sepia tint, by
the BROTHERS DALzIEL. IL 10 ornsmented with
initial letters and gold borders, with - hesdius
and other large illustrations by the most eminent
artists, and is produced throughout in . style Of
chasteued elegance.
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[ Oh II o L / d A Us.

/ KARR, having leased and reftted the large
- store, S56 Pennsy yania Avenue, between p
the metropolitan hotel and Seventh street. E3Al
has now on hand new and large stock Of tSE$
American and European Gold and SILVER
WATCHES. arris American Patent Chron0me-
nrs piamonds. Rings, Breastpns, Bracelets,
gether with large stock of fine Skates, Satchels,
and many other az icles suitable for the holidays
All goods warranted. Repairing PROMPTLY At
ter dei 10 by skilful WORT men
Sole agent of this District Of the Ho vets paris
Exposition FIRST Prize Sewing Machine.
j. ARR, 34s Pernsylyapia Avenue,
de l9-lm bet. Metropolitan Hotel and 7th sta.
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BOOKS FOB THE HOLIDAYS
BLANCHARD & MOHUN,
BOOKSELLERS AND IMPORTERS,
Corner PennsT Ivsnis avenue and llth street.

NEW AND ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED
WORKS FOB THE HOLIDAYS I.6s-s.
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