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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-07

We learn that Edward Norton If Norton
Settlement, had the misfortune to cut his
foot severely with nn AK, on Thursday, while
chopping wood, abou: four miles up the river.
The cut WAS in the left foot and was about
five inches in length. Fortunately the suf-
ferer was a, work with a comrade, who inme-
dia,ely brought him to this city and rrocur>
ed the attendance OF DR.. Hoase, who dre,s>
cd tie wound with his accustomed skill.
Hal Mr. Norton been alone, he would doubt
less have bled to death, Ms an artery was
severed aud he could not have reached town
,vi.laut assistancp
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-07
Copartnership Notice.

L.. l.. KINYON,
w. IL. kINYON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-22
HERALD SUNDAY % lsea-TRIPLE SHEET

which Ii that the cause OF Cuba is holy a. those
preached BY Peter the Hermit AMIDST. Bernard. The
Cubans want to disarm their enemies, but not kill
to be recruited through fear.
THE CHAMARRETA.
This article aliudes to the various distinguishing
upon free sons OF Cuba to adopt the chamarreta OF
Russia, short jacket of sheepskin with sleeves.
AN INCREDIBLE VICTORY.
This article Is characteristic. 1t states the report
that 800 insurgents under Generals Dias and Agui-
leva had routed 1000 Of the enemy at the Monte
Christie bridge, on the Manzsnillo road. The nrst
until they reached Manzanill0.
THE JIGUANI CAMPAIGN.
This article reports tho capture OF mail Tor the
troops In Santiago In the correspondence was
bogus statement that the rebels had been routed u
CONFERENCE.-The.
1t also recites tho movements Of General Donati
Marm0l, and his lieutenant In the Jtguanl
POETIC SECTION.
This Is poem In two stanzas. calling the Baya-
meSes to arms Tor the cause OF liberty.
LATEST NEWS.
Under this head are the announcements that nifty
rinemen had landed at Santa Cruz and joined Cap
tain Aguero's band; that all the roads to Puerto
Principe are cut or: that Captain Valdes with one
hundred men has possession Of the Tinima mounts;
that an nsurrecti0n in Puerto Principe city was ex
ported November /; that the insurgent force In
BayamO, Tunas, Holquin and Jiguani numbers
9700 men; and finally that the fever 10 beginning to
make havoc In the Spanish ranks.
All OF which news II given for what 1t Is worth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-22
auT AND MURDER N cHAurAuuuA COUNTY. NV
From the jamestown Press. Nov. 1871

IRON the jamestown Press Nov. IL.
terrible riot and ARRAY occurred at fultonvfne.
near the Pennsylvania state line, in this county last
saturday night. IL seems that gang OF railroad
laborers had applied at the hotel there for dinner,
which, ns Is alleged, served In such manner -
to quantity and quality as to enrage those VINO
partook Of 1t: Later in the day part o. IN, me
men, feeling indignant at their treatment. ~.
solved TO "clean outr the hotel aud punish insn
the landlord. With this end In view .ney
made an assault upon the mouse and ii Us nn,"rd
driving them to the upper rooms. Here tne anulVIu
and his attendants were reinforced, anu aIlning
themselves a. best they could, OF the party hav-
ing revolver they descended the ssas 81 ne
the barroo door they discovered one h ., sre asss
ants, though not rngleader, ana ,ne person VINO
held the revolver deliberately almeu AZ this
man ana dred the bali entering the abdo-
men From this wound the man died next morn
ing about eight O'Clock. His name Gs we learn, was
Dennis Gibson, ana unmarried. He was employed
upon the railroad and had the reputation OF being
a,llet man A coroner's jury was summoned on
sunday morning, but no facts were ELECTED to show
heads ana bunged eyes abont the premises, but no
one knev who committed the murder and 20 no
one was arrested, and the coroners fury was dis.
missed a. ignorant - u came. This Il the second
murder and riot had In this county since the oIec.
ti0n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-22

The steamer Eagle. Captain Greene, from Havana
November IA, arrived at this port yesterday The
purser viii accept our thanks for the prompt de.
livery OF our dies and dispatches.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-22
The First Free Press In Cubn-What the sheet
Looks Like and What IL Contains.


Looks Like and What IL Contains.
As was announced q short time since In the
HERALD, the insurgents OF Cuba, after taking pos
session OF Bayamo. set up free press and Issued
paper called the CnbdHo Lfbre Cuban Freeman.)
We have received on extra OF number four. In size
II Is about fifteen by tweny-four inches registers
ductors. Tne following Ia summary OF the con-
tents VI number FOUR -
From I'll Cubano Ltbre (of Bayamo) Oct. ~, 1861
ORDER or TIN DAY OFFICIAL.
This order Is signed by the GeneranChief OF the
beratlng army, Carlos Manuel de Cegpedes, and 10
that the government troops taken prisoners mao,
after captuaton, striven TO destroy the arm tney
had agreed TO surrender; that some sergeants had
left the prison to get OF attack on their guar
dams; that, TO avoid the effects OF popular rage III
consequence OF these acts the Generalin- Chiel hau
removed the prisoners to safe quarters IL asserts
that the liberators want to spare blood ana prevent
disorder and that the laws OF humanity must DO 70.
spected
This decree emanates from the same authority ana
conscripts all males between eighteen and forty for
active service anywhere; those from forty TO sixty
az nome guards. The term allowed for enrolment 10
three days, under penalty for failure 70 report.
REPORT.
This document recites that on OCTOBER 70, at noon,
the troops under General Donate Marmol, d5obeying
superior orders, were attacked by the government
troops But as the insurgents had received orders
that in case any body OF their army were attacked
Spanards were forced to rctr eat after fight OF on
fThen follow orders and appointments OF interest
only 70 the tr0ops.I
Thh y the Ute sf IN editorial the substance OF
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-24
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

METROPOLTTAN-P SHELLEY.
Rd.c rNdisnspo Tey'f G msHs h lnG co
n Northrop, NJ T. Dell, N Y; Q ! Rae, Thos
Ward, NJ Dunn, L p Prince, y S. Al Miss Nee
Hon John + oINeili, Gen W " McCsnaless,
WIN Benton, st Louis; 7 W Osborn, Fla; Hon
frank Paa, XII Go fP Peter POISON, ossfSfsG
Nation; Hoge, Ill; Sol Hoge,yA; Miss Hoge,
Londogn eG,vs; D doodi6g, Ind; M Archer,
Gaines and wife, Miss Gaines, W p Gaines,
Ky.
EBBITT HoUsE-C. G. WILLARD.
Al MGS a, Sat'f III D Charles les, Bep aS.
IT, S" Cole, Buck " : II k.sie N ffIi,.
sSoGpn g. y 2 s MScIe A, g nss pAn M,
j a Courtney, s q MeCorEie, PhiisdsIphia;
Bcnjsm $ Parlee, q: J A Dewey, y 5 A;
wheciock, Pa; n b Billiard, Nd, " i Hoi.
lingsworth, Ga; John Rossiter, N o. Spencer
Eadin and lady, TENN Thomas q simms, NJ.
denant, Iynchburg, Va.
sEAToN HogsE--Jons Il. swxMEs, :,
h.S6s Lpnd0 ~ 2, county, Va; Hon 4 : Gloss.
BsItimorei Daniel McCafty, Warrington D
Garrison, PhiIs, WIN L Wolfe, baltimore;
Lepper, Bsiltimore; L il Cevei, Y; p David.
son, Titusvlllc, Pa; W II whimston, N Y;
John Beerb, Jos Booth, Conn; John Use
role, Richmond, Va; wP White, L Easton,
Phila; s o jenkins, Hartford, Nd.
wILLARDS' HOTEL-SyKEs 4 CHADWICK.
W Henderson, New Orleans; J 7 Usher,
Ind; @ Y Parker Parker Paris, Tenn J L. B Tsay.
john Ross, Brookaeld, MOI ] + Jordan Man:
chester, England; q A Ward, Detroit, Mich;
William Berdan, New York; 7 Williams,
J; II Barrett, Newark, N j J X Coryell,
NJ Hobley, Tex; Parker, Boston, ID y
Bester, Ala; Ivan Bowen, New York.
HARDWOOD HOUSE-KIro.
q W Colwell, Springheldj Dr. 7 johnson,
city; knowlton, Mich; DIR Browndal-
weston; Tho Fisher, Pomeroy, Ohioi Charles
Forsyth, Miss Kate Jones, Phila; Martin,
Chicago; Harry Cummings, N Y; 4 Chester
field, Pittsburg; Dyer A Butk, Camden; III
Thomson, N Y; Thomas Kelley and wife, Wa
terburyj Charles NJ Sanders, Erie, PENN Jas
Langley, Corrle, Penn; NJ 4 Rodney, New Or
leans; John NJ Palmer, Peorie, Ills.
BUNKER,s AVENUE HOTEL.
I; J Christie, Dover, N II; d q Marston,
Sandown, N HI T X Norcross, New York city,
Claude Marcelin, Brooklyn, N Y; John Olney,
Cairo, Ill; George X Wilson, Penn; l. Is Cut
Ter, Chicago, III; q Knowlton, Ann Arbor,
Mich; Henry Teto and lady, Miss Rosa Tete,
Miss Louisa Tete, Miss A Rcxner and servant,
New Orleans.
OWEN HOUSES. W. OWEN.
W D Field, Providence, X w Tetrel L.
more; 5 Jenkins, II ID Edelin, city; X
Holly, Pa; b M Hartshorn, NJ Conner,
W Foard, California; \. Selkirk, J. Gibson,
jr, Albany, NY,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-24

GREEN 4 WILLIAMS will sell, this after
noon, at O'Clock, on the premises, four two.
story brick dwelling houses, fronting on
Fourth street west, between N aud o streets
north.
Also, at 10 O'Clock, at tho residence Of James
Ferry, on the north side OF A street north, be.
tween Third and Fourth streets east, an as.
sediment Of household furniture.
Alho, at 0 O'Clock, p. m, on the premises, q
frame house and green houses, at the corner
'tf Seventh And b Streets, tIsland.J
M. X. Walsh 4 %. will sell, this afternoon
at 0 O'Clock, on tho premises, lot No. Il, In
square sos, on the southeast corner OF Twelfth
and u streets.
GALLIoAN 4 TOWNSEND will soil, this after
noon, at o o'clock, or, the premises, lot I, In
square as, on Sixth street west, between T
and q streets north.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-24

Mr.. WILLIAM SMITH has just returned from
New York with an elegant stock uf straw
Ave per cent. below the usual prices, A visit
to his well.known store at 5n Ninth street,
between ID and Pennsylvania avenue will
prove the truth OF this assertion, Mr., Smith
Is also the agent OF Singers Noiselcss Sewing
Machine, which recently took the premium d
the New York State fair.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-24
NEW ADvERTIsEMENrs.

Tus building on the corner OF Eleventh and
streets 10 advertised for rent.
THn Russian American Soda water, At
Coushlin's drugstore, corner Of T and Ninth
streets, IL well worth attention during these
sweltering days.
MKssRs. ]. u. WHISTLER 4 Co., Auctioneers
advertise some valuable real estate for sale In
another column.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-24

HRDRRw BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION Pic.
NIC.-This afternoon and evening n picnic
| will DO held at the Seventh-street Park by the
aboye.named association, the proceeds to be
used for benevolent purposes. Let all who
| are charitAbly inclined assist In this good
work by their presence and OF their means.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-24

FATHER wALTER's RNruRN.-hhout seven
months ago, the Rev. Father Walter departed
from this city for Rome, and tour OF Europe
| generally, for the benefit Of his health. The
| terday, a grand concert Of welcome WAS given
at Carroll Hall last night, under the auspices
Of s.. Vincent dc Paul L Society, ....,,u
BY a fashionable assembly, composed In main
| Of ladies, and the greatest desire was manifes-
ted BY the large audience TO greet and welcome
again their beloved divine,
The concert was all that could be desired,
| embracing choice gems from celebrated authors
OF sacred music and popular operas, and tho
prised the favorites Of Washington, Including
Madames Kretscbmar, Newton, Daniel, Miss
Murray, and other ladies, and Messrs, S. V.
Charles Richter, who presided at the piano.
We have not space to indiv idualize the efforts
Of those named above, but all done exceeding.
ly well, especially Madame Kretschmai. who
was cncored to the very echo, and Mr.. +. A.
Chase, who, on being encored, rendered the
difficult and pathetic gem Of 1.-THE heart bowed
down with weight of woe." In manner most
At the termination OF the concert, Father
Walter was introduced, and after brief adj
lions OF his friends. Father Walter seemed in
the best of spirits, and his general appearance
indicated the good result Of his European tour
improved health.
THE SURHATT CAsE.-Ycstcrd.y Mr.. Car
rington, district attorney, asked leave to cor
rect n wrong impression which he made on
Monday last, while speaking Of the Surratt
oase, and stated that those associated with
him In the case agreed with him In reference
to the propriety OF q new indictment being
found against the prisoner, and trying II at
this term OF the court
Judge wylie directed the marshal to summon
talesmen for Monday next, from whom TO select
q jury In the Surratt case.
The following witnesses have already been
summoned General J. X. Barnes, q. II. Bell,
Brooke Stabler, J Is. Petit, u. y. Reed, T. Il.
Rhodes, J. W. Humphrey, IL: b. St. Marie,
Mrs. NJ. Murray, Mrs. L. W. McClcrmont, J.
N. Wright, James Walker, ]. NJ. Ferguson, q.
Colonel II. W. Smith, q. II. NJ. Wood, J. T..
Tibbett, A.. Ksldenback, Miss Hannah Fitz-
patrick, Uriah Jameson, U. s. Thompson.
MASONIC VISIT TO PHILADELPHIA -Yester-
day, Centennial Lodge No. II, \. A. A. NJ, Of
this city, took the 1880 train OF cars for PILLS.
delphia, for the purpose Of participating 10 the
ceremonies Of laying the cornerstone OF the
new Masonic Hall, now being built In that
Lodge No 800, OF Philadelphia, and will stop
at the Nelson House, corner Of Broad and Cal
lowhill streets, while there.
Heald's brass band accompanied the Lodge,
with members Of other lodges, to the depot,
from Ninth and ID streets, and had on their
new hats and belts, just received from the
store OF X. W. Burr h Co., No. $50 seventh,
near street The Masons will return on to.
morrow.
The following arc the officers of the lodge,
which was marshaled by Mr.. VIM. Brearley:
q. b. Clark, W. NJ; II. T.. Riley, s. W.; s.
Goodman, J. w; Thomas Thompson, Sec; ID.
Hepburn, Treas; John Larnie, s. ID.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-24

THR Nav YAoHT.-A new yacht, built by
Messrs. Eaton and McDermott, was launched
on Monday evening. She has q twenty-feet
keel, eight.feet beam, cat-riBged, and carries
ful model, and II Ia thought by her owners that
she will be able to SHOW her heels" to some
OF the fast ones In the next regatta. As yet
some OF her Juvenile admirers in the neighbor
hood have given her the name Of the kitten
Fish,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-24

EauITY COURT Judge DIN. = This court
made the following orders yesterday
Cogan vs. McManus. Order on purchaser to
comply with terms of sale.
Nav ct al, vs.. Oerichs ct al. Order OF refer
ence to Auditor to report on propriety fsale,
Alinurnel
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-24

ASSAULT AND BATTERY .-0lflcer McColgan
OF the Seventh precinct, took WIN. Wilson
before Justice Smith, for committing an as
sault and battery on Sarah Stsnnard. From
| the evidence produced he was fouad guilty o
the charge, and hue Of cal was imposed OF
him,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-24
Educational.
MODERN LANGUAGES.

PROFESSOR DANIEL T.. GRoUX.
Formerly Teacher OF Modern Languages at the
Georgetown aud Columbian Colleges, District Of
Columbia, has resumed his private lessons il
classes In those languages, Persons desiring to
j0n any Of the classes can apply to him 1T his Office
TranslAtIOns made In the above Language also In
other Language with accursteness aud reason
able charge, No, bl6 Seventh street., opposite
streets, WAshington, D. O. apt-M
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WHITE LINEN DUCK

WHITE LINEN DUCK,
w But Linen Duck,
White aud Brown Lilon Drilling.
Checked Linens, Brown Linens.
white and ColOTed Marscilles.
Summer Under Vests.
6-i Blue Flannel,
summer Ctssimcres,
summer flannols.
Furniture ChlntE,
Furniture Twilla and Brown Lincns
We offer all goods At the lOwag cash nFlceE
WIN, IL RILEY a BROThER,
No. 10 Central Stores,
je2l.Gtif Between Seventh and Eighth sts
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-24

THK NEw FBRRY BoAT.-A crew and the
superintendent OF the Washington and Alex
andria Ferry Company have been In New York
city upwards OF Aweek awaiting for the COM
pletion OF the new steamer City OF Washing
ton, when they will Immediately bring her to
this city, and her arrival Is anticipated daily.
When this hne vessel does arrive she VII! DC
nstely with tho new steamer City Of Alexan.
dria, and not be chartered for the aecommoda-
tion OF excursions, as we stated yesterday,
but the old boats W III be let for that purpose,
President Howison informs us that they pro
pose to let these new steamers, on one or two
occasions, for excursion trips merely for the
purpose OF giving our citizens chance to
Judge OF their quality, but for no other pur.
pose, as they are intended expressly for ferry
purposes.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-24

JoHS A. RUPP. Treas, JosErH u, BRYAN, Pres
WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK
PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS
Government Bond, Gold, aud Silver bought aud
sold at current market rates,
K full supply Of Revenue Stamps kept constantly
Laad Warra nts wanted. ic27.a
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-24

"SUsIE's BIRTHDAY, sTH AUGUST, is6l.n-
A piece of jewelry, marked as above, 10 In
quarters for Identification. 1t win be sold II
no owner 10 found.
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n OTlCE.
STATUARY AND PAINTINGS.

have lust added to my collection, some TaTe and
OHoT at moderate prices, Those Wishing really huo
original Pictures invited to call A. the GALLERY,
27 Pennsylyania avenue, south side, near Thir-
teenth street II. n. BARLOW,
40
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-24

FAsHIoSABLg WEDDING. st. Matthews
able wedding. The happy couple were Miss
Mary y. Alexander, daughter Of our well.
known and esteemed fell citizen, Columbus
Alexander, esq, and Mr.. James J. Russell, OF
Canada.
The ceremony WAS performed by the Rev.
Father White, IN the presence OF large and
fashionable audience.
At the conclusion OF the imposing ceremony,
the party repaired to the residence OF the
BRIDES father, whore they received the con-
CALCULATIONS and well-wishes OF a large circle
OF friends and relations,
Tho groomsmen were DR., w. o. Alexander,
| brother OF the bride, Mr.. James ID. Clary, and
Mr.. W, u. Orme whilst the bridesmsids were
Miss Lulie Liobey And Miss Matte Mieks' o.
Fairfax.
The happy couple were escorted last evening
to the depot by many friends, and left for their
bridal trip North.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-24

Picnic. The Sunday school connected
give picnic at Fort Washington, on the +th
OF July next. This will be a chance for en-
joyment, as extensive preparations are being
made,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-24

ORPHANS CouRT-Judge PvesH.-This Court
was occupied as follows yesterday
The las, will Of Patrick Totan, made in this
city on the 18th Of May last, In which he be-
queaths his estate to his family, was filed for
The last will Of VIM. o. Lumsden, OF George.
town, In which he bequeaths his property to
his wife and children, was fully proven;
Droner W. 10 III. FAMILY was ed 3or PROBATE
The will Of Gcorsianna l.. Force, made goth
Of April, 1896, was nled for probate, The tes-
tstrix bequeaths $500 to the Washington Of
II; The viii of r.. J. Ryon wa, filed and fully
proven.
The final account Of Benz GIau, administra'
tor of W. A. Grau, was hlcd and approved.
The final account OF L. A Gobright, cxecu-
TgsTAMESrARY LgrTERs.
Margaret Miner was qualified as adninis s
| tratrix Of Benz. Miner, giving bond 10 1900
with d. Lewis and J. OBeirnc as sureties.
Adjourned.
CRIMINAL CouRr-Judge Wyls.-This court
transacted the following business yesterday /:
Harris Carroll, petit larceny OF q piece OF
calico from n store door. Verdict OF guilty,
and that the defendant Is not sixteen years OF
Henry Willis. assault and resisting ofieer
Charles MeDermottt In the , disoas,ge o. ms
Henry Willis, assault and battery. NOlc
| pros. .,,,,.
and cdpids to hear judgment.
Thomas johnson alias Thomas Dorsey, pet
| II larceny of bacon, pork, and cents from Sam
uel Coggins. Found guilty, and edPia' to hear
| sentence. -
Ger Edward Blunt. Verdict guilty and recog-
| nizance forfeited and cdpids to hear Judgment.
| John NJ. Schrode, petit larceny OF two
calves worth 4i25O, the property OF John
| Yeabower.
coat worth $50. lie was found guilty.
| Chris. Oammack Is excused from further
service as petit Jurymen.
| Adjourned.
CIRCUIT CouRT-Judgc Fisher.-This court
| transacted the following business yesterday
| Charles Wagner va. VIM. N. IL, MACK. NJ
| J. Miller, N. II. Miller. ABsumpsit on prom
issory note for t+65.75, alleged to be due as a
| compromise on the claim OF the plaintin Tor
| furnish ing machinery, DC.
The defendant pleads that the note was ex
| ecuted at q time when he was not eomPo' menfi'
| and that II WAS made under q Misrepresentation
lie also files sct-of to larger amount, ant
claims verdict for the balance. The case
| was not concluded at the close OF the court.
| los. Numsen, Carroll 4 90. VS.. McNcal
McManners. Award made by Ashford, referee
| In favor OF plaintiffs for t3l025
| "a. Downey vs. Mcintosh. Non.sult.
$50. Collins vs.. Hood Judgment eonfesscl
| with stay of execution for ak months.
295. Saunders, johnson 4 90. VS.. Greer
Lsmbright. Judgment confessed,
$50. Tnggart VS.. Bicksler. Judgment eon
fcssed.
cAsRs TODAY.
The following cases were assigned for TO
day; Nos. $50, %, lts, "a, IS, o., 1876 and 1876
Adjourned.
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medical.:s

SURGEON PHYSICIAN,
No. 10 Penn . avenue, above Twelfth street.
Guarantees a thorough cure OF all Private Dis.
made
LADIES desiring especial treatment will hnd him
very skilltul, having for many years, with tho
greRtcs success, treated female complaints In this
city and New York.
lrregnlaritius, no matter from what canse how
long Standing, fully relieved without fail Com
smiling rooms private. Fees moderate. Iel3-u
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CURES IN TO DAYS.
Sold at 500 Pennsylvania avenue. Apl3-tf
MEDICAL NOTICE.

MEDICAL NOTICE.
Thie Il to inform my friends aud the public In gcu.
eral that have resumed
OFFICE PRACTICE.
onice iu the Of my Drug Store, corner Seventh
and streets
Medical advice to Ind gent .pcrsons gratis,
mills l.. NJ, TAYLOR. NJ ID.
nR. CURTIS, NJ. D.. +. 4. e, S.. &c.
Author
MANHOOD"
EXPOSE OF QUACKs AND QUACKERY,"
1.-THE USE OF THE MICROSCOPE IN CIR.
TAIN CASES OF DEBILITY" &c.
Has devoted many years Of his extensive practice
| entirely to tho treatment and cure Of
NERVOUS DISEASES
Arising from debility aud abuses productive Of 20
many Instances Of premature decay,
May be consulted by letter Vr at his residence,
No I'D Street. between Twentieth aud Twenty
hrst treets, Washington, D. C.. from til" hours OF
10 a. m, to 2p. M, aud from 10 y, IN. iel7,oln
DR. NJ. A. BLANKMAS.
SURGEON AID DENTIST,
| OFFICE No. Sl2 = STREET,
| Between Tenth aud Eleventh streets,
| sp2t-uf