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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-02-23

turRTsHlF is bRrENLANu There il
something exceedingly melancholy in
the accounts which are given Of the
custom OF eour,ship in Greenland.
Generally. women enter upon the bless
ei state with more Willingness and les.
soiiCiigie than the nen. The women
o. Greenland arr an exception TO this
rulc \ tireeul.nlcr, having fx 4 his
affections upon some female, acquainis
his parents with the state OF his heart
They apply 70 the parents Of the Girl.
and Il tie parties thus far are agreed,
the next proceeding i to appoint two
female acgotiators, whose duty i, is 10
breach the subject to the young lady.
The lady ambassadors do not
shock the youne LADY BY any sud
den or abrupt ayowL Of the awful sub
iect Of their mission Instead Of this
they launch out in praises Of the gen
tlc,nan who seeks her band Thew
speak Of the splendor Of his house, the
samptuoasness Of his courage in catch
Ing seals, and other like accomplish.
mcn.s The lady, pretending TO be af
fronted even at these remote hints, runs
hNN'f tH'l liAA Wv iAhsteh- VI ufI Ostr
as she retires, while the ambassadors.
having got the consent Of her parents,
pursue her, drag her from her conceal.
iucnt take her ty force to the house Of
her destined husband, and there Isave
her Compelled to remain there, she
sit- for days with dlsheyeled heir, 81.
len, and detected, refusing every kind
of sustsnance, TIL =. !..,, ii kind en-
treaties 10 not prevail. she is compelled
by force, and even blows, 10 .ubnis 10
the detes.ed union In some cases,
Greenland women faint At the propose.
Of marriage in other. ihay fly to the
mountains and naly return when com.
PEELED to by cold and hunger. N one
cuts OF her hair. it is = sign that she
intends 90 rrsis, to death All this
seems 40 unnatural t. us that wr seek
for reason Cor such an appar~a. vio-
l.tion Of the FRS. principle OF human
nature Tn. Greenland wife il the
slave Of her husband, doomed 10 lifs
Of toll, drudsery and privation. and il
| he die, she and her children have no
resource against starvation. The mar.
rage state IL miserable condition,
| While widowhood is u still more ap-
| palliu- fate.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-02-23
IAjsSOI.t TlO<.

TUE PARTNERSHIP heretofore ox
sting between PArlllo. MASON
SHAl.L. attorneys at Law. Is this DAY
dissolved o, mutual consent, Mason 4
Hall or cijbr OF them, is Authorised /,
SETTLE the business Of the firm
Z \ rATliiO.
WIN II MASON,
} NJ HALL.
Jan ., O.. 2l;5t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-02-23

BEAUTIFUL pEArHs.-Agirl .hiI-
teen years old was dying. Lifting
her eyes towards the ceiling, she said
softly, "Lifs me higher, lin me
higher Her parents raised her up
with pillows, bu, she family said,
+" No, not that, but there again
locking earnestly towards heaven,
whittier her happy soul dew few
moments later. On her grave stone
these words are now carved:
"JAnr b, aged ID. Lifted higher.
A beautiful idea of dying, was il no, ?
Lifted higher!
Another little girl, l,ssping for her
last mortal breath, .aid, & Father,
lake me- Her father, Who sst dis-
solved in tears by her bedside, liftsd
h~ into his lap. Shn smiled, tAaak-
ed him, and said, 81 spoke y NJ
Heavenly Father" and disd.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-02-23

The bsss vay 70 humble psea,l
ran ; ~ y ssks sny aotscs II
tiD.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-02-23

Stupid people maj saA ~ sAssla
n at talk. Their uoaihs ny Do very
xcli as banks Of deposit, bal rot Of
issue.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-02-23

Nor B,p FOR samoa Rich
mund contemporary relate.
At the opcr, House, the other
night. the following scene occurred .
Tim Now look here Niger, can
YOU tell me the difference between a
man occupation and his business ?
Josh Why faint no difference
4 mans occupation Is his business,
and his business is hls occupation
Tim Now Niger, Is ven a fool
Amt JEFF Dsvi. in occupation Of
Fortress Monroe, and is ne got any
business 1ar2
Josh-na niger always wa.
smart
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-02-23

Tho receipts Of internal revenue
average abou, half million dollars n
day
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-02-23
TAKE NOTICE,

HORSE SHOElNG (all round) q
III CASH II charged ~ the books
~ oil rouaJ, aud all Other work 10 pro
portion - go.
ALLEN 4 CO.
Angus, le, 1866 2:u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-02-23

Prepare to mount was formerly
tie word 10 the able bodied young
men af Texas. Prepare 90 Pl1v
B.. the word now This year the
plantations and farms of Texas should
have the benefit of at least twenty
thousand plows which have never be
fore been employed with white men
who now live 10 the State between
their handles and tanning the teen
ing soil We kuoN what We are talk
Ing about The writer of this IN
earlier life tmd-ed between plog
handles and viii AWAY. believe The
Investment 60 have been % good one
Associations Of our white men might
be formed for liberalization lt large
plantations. O. say nothing o' indi-
yiiual and family arrangements. and
more thaa a hundred thousand bales
might bc added 80 tho cotton raised
With our pre.en, labor ten W II.
T. Lee. son pf Gen Robert + Lee
took hold n the pillow handles as
soon a, tho war closed and many a
young man iu Texas who Is now
penniics,. and not knowing what to
Do. would have had plenty Of money
10 hI. purse this winter, had he fol-
lowed SO noble an example
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-02-23
Ia


rQuN BURKE. Attorney and Conn
Dor az Law. Marshal l21s
Iyint .p.luad lur prIe,i,c ol bs rl,
Lon al. practice in all tha courts
a. sixth Judicial District
Bn.inp a.uN.d 10 hls care will 70.
"a STRIFE, and promp, attention
o. 20 r5 u--u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-02-23
Alr0iral CurAs.

hR II + EApI oners bis moe.
- SIGNAL services to the citizens o
Marshall and vicinity
ofFlrE at Woods Drug Store. NORTH
side o' the Public Square An ordc-,
len th'rcwiIl be promptly attended to.
January o, lNbG Il Il
mr. = ENGAN. Umcc east Of III,
- Capitol lIoicIa aud opposi'crclre
Office Office hour. from lOa q. fn u
a m and from p IN lili e p m
Terms Settlement, wbcn the case 3,
discharged
Jonuary / 1867 2l-u
hR. II. r. WlrHERSPOON, Sur
- rrou and Physician Marshall. Te,a.
urricr--lor the present. at Scars 4
Witherspoou'- Drug store
July 9 %. uIi
&. =. NJ JOHNSON. JuHN q GRAIN
nHS JOHNSON & GRAIN. contin-
- ne iu the practice OF Medicine.
Surgery, and Obstetrics
I,us, rash wbcH The easc is diseharg.
81, or s9ij.t8cffy arrangements
Orrar-At G G. Gregg Drug Store
Marshall. Jan 20 O. n3i-tf
.. %. JOHNSON. GfoHgr %. .ttrgurrr.
JOHNSON & SLAUGHTER.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-02-23

HAN. ~ot 30 SENSE There is .
deal Of sober homes, truth, as well
~, hard common sense. Ia the fol.
losing paragraph from the Boston
Post llczekiah Bunby should read
II.
With States lovclsi 10 territories,
and their governments. pareelol out
among party rctaiaer., the Aui
abandoned Of industry. the social
state p melancholy wreck and uni.
versal gloom cloudiur the prospect,
what Vill tho South be worth TO the
Union How is II % hc expected
to DO its part in raising the needed
irevenues ia supplying commerce
With it, resources IN answering the
demands Of manufactures and IN
giving a new impulse 70 the aspira
tons Of labor and enterprise . Oar
people are guilty Of fatal mistake
Il they forget that tins is an Union
not government Of one section By
another section no, ieu5al cstab.
lishment with OUTLYING depcndcn,
denotes leas, Of al 8 practical syr
rany.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-02-23
q As, ROIIRER, e.
Matchmaker and JcveIer,

tNcar ,br soutb.E tor.er OF ,hc -4atrsJ
OFFERS his professional services &,
" the citizens of Marshall and VI
ciuIty Work well done. and -alislac
tion guaranteed
October 10 1860 luu
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-02-23

! J. lIGUTOWER, Attorney al
y Law, Elysnn Fields, Harrison Co,
J, will practice in the Courts OF the
Judicial District All business en-.
ri TO him will receive promp, a..
IN
~ a. l-66 35y'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-02-23
4 TRrE SENSATION SroRY !
had done the deed

had done the deed
But little did be guess that the
csc Of an intelligent p1'4toe in the
adjoining field was upon him.
This poiaioo poured the dreadful
story into the ear Of the corn, which
lct ont the secret IN it, t.)taIk, and
thtach | am bound to add that the
corn was cut after thus betfayiue
confidence. thr story got wind and
the cucumber was in a mos; distressed
state Of mind 10 consequence
The culprit was oyertakon by jos.
ticc and several scarlet runners. and
brought before The justice Of the
Ieas
The case was investigated 10 the
very roots. and the poiatoe was, OF
course, principal witness for the
prosecution,
Woullst know, oh reader. the
wreiehe1 mans guilt
lie had she'd the blood II a tur-
zip ht'ie expecting 1t would turn Up
in evidence against MIN
lie wa- executed, of course. the
mode Of execution, dec1pitaiion, in
order 90 sever the carrni.ed artery.
lie il now a dead Lar
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-02-23

4 BuArrlrrL Tu1rHUr Lii,
!, beautifully compared TO a fountain
fed hy % thousand streams that peg
l-he- if oue is dried 10 g. silver
cord twisted With thousand strings,
that part. l-unler if one be broken
FraiI and th.u1h'le-- marth art
surrounded rs innumeuhlc dangers
which make IL much more strange
that they escape so long, than that
they an perish suddenly at last W.
are cncompasscd with accidents every
day. tocru,h the moulding tcuoment-
that W. iuhahi,. The seed. Of d,
ease are planted in our constitution
hy nature The earth and the a.
mo.phcre whence wc draw the breath
Of life j. pregnant with death
Health is made to operate It's own
destruction The food that nourish
e- contains the .lsmcnts Of decay
the soul that animatcs ithy yiyiiyiu.
fire tends 20 wear Il ont by lis owu
action death lurk- in ambush nlon
our paths. Manufacturing this ..
the truth so palpably confirmed hy
the daily examples before our eyes
how Little do We las il 20 heart ",
see our friends and uoichbors perish.
ing among Us, but how seldom doc,
it occur IN our thoughts that uur
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-02-23

urRAItR \ GREGG Attorneys and
III Councillors At law Marshall Texas
! practice iu thr tugris Of the
3 .'h lgi.cjal District Al business
\ raftsl Z, them will receive prompt and
,r,lul attention,
Sept Go nA-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-02-23
Irqal Cnrhs.

.RNIER \ GREGG Attorneys and
&I Councillors At law Marshall, Texas
b practice iu ,hr tucris OF the
- ~ lgi.cial District Al business
r -aHrl 10 them will receive prompt and
\ r,ul attention.
n Sept. ! 'G6 u4-u
EORGELANE. Attorney and C1un'
I u'.or at Law. Marhhll Texas,
~ give prompt attention 10 all pro
+ .uouhl business entrusted To him
n tnc -. Go u5O'6m
" u IPSCoNB, Attorney at
Al. Law, Will pr cticc IN the court.
~ 1r sixth Judicial District Al busi.
r. eotruslrd 10 his cnrr will meet strict
u prompt attention.
4 Marshall, Jan 10, %. u23ly
n HALL JAMES TURNER
aHALL u TURNER, Attorney. and
Ill Culr.n.lprs at Law. Marshal, Texas.
will practice iu tAr Courts Of the sixth
Jndicia District All business entrusted
y them will receive prompt attention.
y june 30 1896. 55ly
O., WhLn.,...... mos. II. LANGiEY
DllLL & LANGLEY Attorney at
j Law, Marshall Texas, will practice
,a" Courts of the yth Judicial Dis.
IL - 4 be-. ..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-02-23
DEN TISLS.

.. %. JOHNSON. gflEsf %. -ttu4Hrrr
JOHNSON & SLAUGHTER
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-02-23
History is Philosophy Teach.
ing Example.

Rollin says After the defea, d
l.aomcdon. the jews were the onl7
people who made any resistance
They were duly sensible of the obi.
CATIONS they we're under hy the oath
they had taken for their country.
and we're determined to continue
faithful 20 him ptolemy advanced
into Jnlea and formed the siege Of
Jerusalem The city was 20 strong
by .'s advantageous situation, in con
junction with he works of art. that
It would have sustained a long siege
had it not been for the religious fears
the Jews entertained Of violating the
law If they should defend themselves
On the sabbath piolcny was not
long acquainted with this particular.
and in order 10 improve the adyan
taee i' gave him, he chose that day
for the general assault and as no
individual am1sc the Jews would
presume TO defend himself the city
was taken without any difficulty
Ptolcmy at first treated Jeru,alem
and Jui-a with great severity. but
when h. siiervarl, considered the
s'ealinc.s with which they had per |
sisted ia the fidelity the had sworn |
% their governors, on this and W
ricty u other occasions. he was con.
WINGED that this quality reu icred |
them more worthy u biz confidence /
aud be accordingly chose 30 900 Of /
the most distinguished among them. /
who were most capable Of serving /
him and appointed them to guard I
the most important place, in his DO. /
uinions
II Is unnecessary 20 say O. our
rcsders that Yankee civilization has
reversed this, A. it has al established
greaelenis Of law order or lccency
They consider that th. possession Of
courage magnauimity devotion Of
and stcadiness of purpose
lnGt, one for the important affairs Of /
ife According 20 their policy, they
would have executed that portion u
the jews possessing these character
-ties conGscated their property aud
turned their women and children out
10 siarye while the vicious. the
.1warily and the ignorant would |
have leecn selected a. the safest re
po-itorc- e their confidence. Such
IS the faction hy which we are gov
'rnsl. The history Of the past is to
mem a sealed book they 60 not
1agui the limits Of their narrow
experience and they will forever re-
main wrapped up in their ignorant
Asmph' 1Jp,ai
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-02-23

ErrRNIrY Eternity has 30 grey
hairs The flowers fade the heart
withcrs man grow. old and dies The
world lies down in the -epuiehre Of
a.c. lul time writes uo wrinkle on
tie brow Of eternity Eternity
slupeudou. thought The cycrrte-
eat. auboru. uuderayjur. but undy.
lug the endles. chain. comprising
,ba life Of God the golden thread
entwiuina III, dosauies Of the uni.
verse Earth ha 10. beauties. but
time shr5uds them for the grave it.
honors, they are but q. the guided
.lpulchres It's possessions, they are
but TOYS II changing fortune 10.
pleasures. they are but bursting bub.
bic. Not.p in the untricd bourne
La the dwelling OF the Almighty,
cam come 100 footsteps of decay
IT, day, will know no iarkeuine
eternal splenior. forbid the approach
81 night H. foundation. will never
fail they are fresh from the eternal
throne IT, glory will never wauc
f.r here f. The ever pre- God
l' hlrmouies VIII never reo-o ex
huu-''e-- love supplies the SOM.
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| VIII you take ten sheep for it?'
No.
Ten cows
No, | would rather cut of you
nose Aud he sharpened his knit,
on the doorstep
Father, said llolen. the fault
was mine; it belongs to me 10 repair
it, Coranda, vii you take my hand
instead Of my fathers nose
Yes, replied Cor1nda.
" make one condition said the
young girl. We vii make the
same bargain the Gr,t Of IA that i-
not satisfied after marriage shall have
bis nose cut Of by the other
Good replied C0randa !
would rather it was the tongue but
that viii come next
Never was o amer wedding seen at
Prague. and never wa there O hap
pier household Corauia and the
beautiful Helen vere q model pair
Tho husband and wife we're never
heard to complain Of each other. they
loved with drawn swords, and thanks
TO their ingenious bargain. they kept
for long years both their love and
their noses.
Evening star., 1867-01-03

OLDEsT isHABITANTs.-A meeting OF this
association was held yesterday afternoon in
the room Of the school Board, at the City Hall,
Col John ). Williams in the chair and DIR. A.
The minutes of the previous meeting having
been read and approved, Mr.. Cailan reported
bers at the last meeting had been paid over TO
him. He was still very sick and feeble.
Several members of the association here came
forward and deposited n oney with Mr.. Callan,
to be handed over to the gentleman.
The amendment TO the constitution, present ted
at the last meeting by Mr.. Brent providing
that one dollar should be paid by all persons
at the time of entering the association, and
thereafter an annual Tee Of one dollar, was
taken up and adopted.
The amendment of Dr. Blake, offered at the
any member Of the association the surviviiy
members should attend the funeral in q body
was also adopted.
Mr.. Aquilia X Arnold was nominated and
elected q memb of the Association.
Col. Williams gave an interesting account of
the invasion and capture Of Washington in
1914: the battle of Bladensburg. &c. Adjourned
untl the hrst wednesday in February.
A PLEASANT TIME Last evening. a reunion
OF the members of Central Lodge, No I, l. O.
U. p. with the widows and orphans of de-
ceased members, was held at the lodge room.
The lodge room was crowded with the mem.
bership and their families. p. G. Master Ed
monston occupied the chair, and addresses
Ils
Douglas, Mclean, Grand Master Given, Grand
secretary Sweet and Past Grand James F.
Mexican. A plentiful supply of refreshments
was served 10 the visitors, and a present to
each of the orphans. During the evening p.
q. M. Hunt, on behalf of the members of the
lodge, presented Il. G.. John G.. Robinson with
a beautiful gold d-headed cane, with appropri-
ate inscription, in token of his long service IN
seeing to the interests of the widows and or
phans as one Of the committee on education.
-~--r-
PRESENTS FOR CoLORED SCHooLs-Rev
John kimbal1, Superintendent of Colored
Schools for this District, has received from
Mr. dwight Hoibrook. of Windsor Locks,
Conn, a number of globes, object teaching
forms, drawing and copying states, and other
articles, in all valued at $3.50 MIR. kimball is
authorized TO distribute gratuitously to the
colored schools under his charge $3.50 worth of
these instruments, and the others are to be sold.
N
A ACoRERcTIoN.-'Venus lately the Evening
Star, passed its conIunction with the sun
about three weeks SINCE and is now becoming
visible in the east as Morning Star".-Er-
change.
No such thing we've had nothing to do with
Venus, and have no idea of sky-arking
around with her these cold nights for the sake
of starring il in the morning.
WE HAVE copies OF a handsome calendar for
1867, sent us by VIM. III. Moore, printer.
Evening star., 1867-01-03
ADIHs LOOK AT THIS.

COLLAR AND CUFFS GIVEN AWAY
Zach lady having work done at the OHEAP
SIAMPlkG ROOHS, 439 5tb street, Opposite
fatent Omee, will receive gratis one Collar and
Ss.i OF Unns, stam ped on the finest muslin, for
cnain such. Braid or Embroidery, suitable for
night. Gowns Star Braid and Oolored Cotton for
from re soove .t reduced prices. Initials stAmped
nrir "a 70 re cents. Stamped goods at half the
shTLEMRN WHO ABE AFFLIOTED:-A
three gs.,. srrsnsed by an old surgeon Of twenty
Of the profession. Charges n,cdsrsts Do NOT
nppy i,e ~ 70 the Es hot to B, GARgNER, NJ D..
s,e s.s os', ented States Ricord veusresl III o..
Capitol SQUARE, south side '" o''S''' 'ns
NB Emedieinss also furni shsd at cost.
Evening star., 1867-01-03

AN EXHIBITION oP GYMNASTICS, TO con-
cIude with ''Hop," at Erady's Gymnasium
=, Il and So Louisiana avenue, by forty of the
bt st athletes, this Thursday evening, at
o'clock The cards of admission are 81, for
ale at the door. These delightful entertain
ments are attended by the elite of Washin gton
society
Evening star., 1867-01-03

JEwERY.-B Bog Wood Sets. Jet Chains
gold-plated Chains, 200 styles Buttons, Studs.
Rlhss, Scarf Pins, Combs, silver plated
spoons, Forks, Cups, Goblets, Call Bells for
only one dollar. at Prigg's One Dollar Jewel
~ Store, No. 43s Penn. ave. near AZ street
Evening star., 1867-01-03

A SURE PILE CURR.-Dr. aiibert's Pile in
strument positively cures the worst cases Of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt OF 81 Circu
lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
eSerywhere: Address j. b. Romano, Mana
ger, No. SIS Broad way, New York. a.
fsNEIns can be had In any quantities at the
Star once counter
Evening star., 1867-01-03
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oovoxsHSI. I'D sS.iIIys esGEg oyfs osyfaicsuRxs
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury.
O~ly To. Pill. 20 q ns:. e. 70 kgsa Cs.s.
sRs ss bowel. q
Cures in from two 70 four Gays, and recent cases
q and u sas
NO 70 % q ssn:
Who have been sorssd zip BsI;sT ,So8sI4 or Nor
ro-M.l. ,.ss.ss: ssas g. 1sas. sa:n o. SssH''''''
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sAMARITAN's WASH
L. In eaees Of used In connection With the
sfSil fsli feG sirsssions ssiS ss'isfi fsie. o..s..
The ;essy e sn:;: s'ns:: s :1s. .sanox
;SnEs 3. 3. HS1ss Hcspsssl:. 1 '' '''' ''' '''e
WHAT TUI SURGEONS SAT OF Tn eAMAR
ITANH BE4EDID0.
"Posf AosfIIAi. loRr MARSHALL, Baltimore,
Nd, Feb. g, i664-'I have great sattsfsotisn In
for Veneral diseases In it, most oustomary forms;
and pfoDeEly, and, have found them respond 20 ny
anttcipstione promptly and e6ectually. KnowinS
their competition, have the fullsst confidence n
their scacy. and e fAr q NJ q them extends,
ir'e'aa 49, 'se S1EfklD o. BowlRs.
"Assistant Surgeon, 9Th n. 7. Vols.
eelA ~ .. o. Boap, eernsr IitA stress snd Penn.
Ulvanae svenue, Wlshtngton: Q1NRY COOK,
HiahHztSsslS HbiHSslS e 90. s x Sisasf;s ..'''''1S Nee
G LAC.-srovELL,y iHyALLIBLIA AeUH
-. CURIa sold vholseale and retail by DUOK-
druResh generally. no 10 eoims
m OOMPLHTI SET or sDOOND.HAHp
i U BRASS INSTRuMINTS, In good order, for
sale eAeaS. l(auu ". O. kHfx1R0ff D 90.
Evening star., 1867-01-03

fINE-sTITCHED Doors made to order, and a
good f1t warranted for $40: pegged boots s.:
custom made store boots, $3.50; kip boots, for
$3.50 to IS; at Heilbrun Brothers, 500
Seventh street, one door south OF Odd Eel
lows Hall. oo
Evening star., 1867-01-03

DIR. WHITE, Chiropodist l24 Penn. av be-
tween ~ and 9th streets, continues the sue
cessful treatment OF corns, bunions, bad nails
enlarged joints, warts, moles, vascular ex-
cresences, &c Office hours from a. m TO