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10y }. b, WBEELER h CO., Auctioneers,
- No. 81 Louisiana avenue, bet. 9th and 7th sts
opposite Sestou House.
CHA NCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN II STREET MeBTH. BETWEEN l1TH

CHANOERY SALE OF NALUABLE PROPERTY
IN STREET NGkTh. BLTWEEN l7rH
Under and Ivy virtue of decree of tse Supreme
Co art Of tie District Of Columbia. issed the
:9th day Of October ISIS In certain cause therein
pending, wherein Mary Larkin Is complai nsnt,
aSd Joseph +. Loughron and others defen iants,
Equity No l,5l4.D the undersigned Trustee will,
on WEDN ESDAY, the 25th day OF Move Inber, 1865
at o'clock IN the afternoon in front OF the prem
ises proceed to sell the following property men
toned and described In the proceed ngs, to wit:
the west % feet inches front street. part Of
Lot numbered twenty one, in Square numbered
one hundred and sixty. elk
The attention CT ersone desiring Q good location
for dwelling site Is respectfully called to this
sale.
Terms Of sale One.third cash; the balance IN
equal inst ;ments, psJ in sly, twelve and eigh
teen nonths; deferred notes to be secured by deed
oftrust upon tie property. All csnveyaucing aud
revenue stamps at the Cost OF the purchaser: In
less the terms Of sale are com piled with in i've
DAYS from ny OF sale the property will be resold ct
the risk OF tse Detailing purchaser. deposit or
ICO III 10 required when the perty Is bid of.
JOSEPH GAWbER, Trustee
J.B WHILE %
AuctiCneera
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PHALoN,S .sPAPAIAN LOTION"
TIE sxIz AND COMPLEX.

REHoyEs AL IHUfTI0gs, .eEokLns.
AID renders THE SKIN SOFT,
FAIR and BLOOMING.
Tor LADIES IN the NUReERY g e Invaluable.
"pAPHIAE LOTION" 10 the emily reliable ~
edy for diseases end elsuisAss 81 Ne eKlk.
PHALON,s CHATHAM sOAP-
sr the TOILET NURSERY and BATH, VIII noe
eha0 the AKIN. Price - cents Der cake.
ssYLOR DIX MAYO. r.
sFLOR DE AAYO.o
CELL Ek9ClsirE, DnkHcArR, LAsfiHe
fHALoH q soN. nevvsrs.
jssH SoId by q Drsssisas.
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BATCHELORs HAIR DYE,

This splendid Hair Dye IL the best in the vorIl |:
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reii sble
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
r'nts; remedies the III effects Of bad dyes invteo-
rates and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful ~
o. roscN. Sold BY al druggists and PerfumSrv:
and properly applied ct Batchslorp viz iectov
No. Is Bond sreet. New York jsls-sodiv
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Blacksmith Wheclvrigbts'. MachiEis-7' Car
penters finners', and Butchers Tools
'he Hardware Merchants If Alex andria George
town. and " sshingtor, Farmers aud Rrl'aars Ia,
the surrounding country, and the public IN general
respectfully invited to this sale as the STOCK
ALL the sale will be worthy their attention.
Terms & lie All sums Of and under $50, cash;
over. AM ut exceeding slBi. = sredif of Si~fy
DAYS; over Sl, 'aety days. for botss IL Az cases
% credit, bcaiTS interest from day sale proper
l. secured by cit, endorsers.
&C I'D GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES,
IN BANKRUPTCY.

y GtNkRCPTCN.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, SIS
At the Cts Of Washington on ihe Itih isy OF
NoNem Iers rs The uncersiEHe hereby gives no
nc 81 NE appointment ~ Assignee OF WM. A.
.isiT'ct, VII. las been adJuiA'd a Bankrupt upon
tTict. GEO MASON Attorney AZ -
hcI$if"ST City Hall. Assignee.
In BANKRUPTCY.
p1sTRicT CE COLU-rsTa,ss.
At tine City Of ash;ugtJn, on tl,e 10Th dav cF
November. 1865. The undersigned nereby gives
notice u his at pCiHtmert IS assignee II EZRA 2
ShRETM ia ths City OF Washington within said
District, who has been adjuages IA Bankrupt, upon
his own petition, b. thu Supreme Court of said
District. GEO. MASON, Attorney at Law,
10 lR-1aw5w City Hall, Assignee.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AGrER NoON

Hf tooft . LaIiHha, huctlOnecrs,
Southwest corner of avep 1e spS N IN
street, STAR Office Bnil3,as
IMPROVED PROPERTY or TIE FAST SIDE
90 EhTl SEC0Np sThEEr, BErwEkN
AND 4 sfRtsTS. At Auction
~ TUESDAY AFTESNnoN Nov IT,h
80 a at O'Clock, In 'front.' OF the premises We
- - ehail eel the snuth hslf OF lot 81 square
g ataEiuR = at91s square feet. more or less, ana
fr proved ~ too small tsHeneEts
This property lie iccateo on the east SIDE 81 "a
street. between X sbd L STREETS, tsiLg nesr ;ht
Cfrcle and Y, nrsylvauta sveuue.
Terms One-hsN cash: the residue In eix and
twelve mouths, secured BY deed Of trust sno
ro;es tesriHC interest All csayss &ncing aud
sTsu.3s - CUsi # purchaser. So 6Owast ~ 81
snlt. CUOPEh IAIINER
EC u q Aucricneers.
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Eztrae.s from Heristcs Of Mis NO ri sopsnen eins
from the year lS,J.
MANHOOD, By Dr.: CrRTIs.-In this age OF pre-
tension, when the privileges OF the true con-
stsntly usurped by the false and fraudulent, it is
d1fhcuit to aford the sufferer from nervous debi-
" tne unerrfDg means OF Judgment where to seek
relief The authors Of this work have oh Waited
the difficulty; Their experience and reputation in
the treafme ut OF these painful diseases the pa
tents guaranty, and well deserve for the work
its immense circulation.-ETo.
Curtis on MANHOOD should be in the hands of
ably written and deveioees the treatment Of q
class of painful maladtes, which have too long
Ua'ted Service Gazette.
Curtis on MANHooD.-It deveIopes the fearful
shoals on which large proportion Of human hap
rlness Is wrecked, s9d iarnis hes chart BY which
soCuDtrY would 1t be did its youth put into prac-
aS tpS nae Emo anns here
then be banishec from our land, aud the race Of
the eneryats be sncceeded bI renewal Of the
Gle.
CURTIS on MANHOoD.--Thls is really a valuable
work; for pointing out the diseases resulting from
Insane asylum, no less than in the shattered con-
stitu,ion OF those indplgiEg: Ii will dc much to
The young. has SO much inhuence on tn present Is
on the future vel being Of many.-Hsrald.
DR.. CuRrIs's work, entitled Manhood. is one of
the few books now before TIE puOLC on such
inject which can lay claim to the character OF lee
ing strictly professional at the time that ii s
fully ineligible to all who read it. The moral
and medical precepts given IN IL render 1t invalu
able.-Masnet.
CuRrIs ON MANHooD.-This is truly valuable
work, and should be in the hands of young and
old. The professional reputation OF the author,
combined with his twenty years. experience as
medical referee In the t. eatuent OF nervous debl
ity, &C., fully accounts for the immense circulation
Use hes ed.-SSxday TSses.
DR. CURTIS may be consulted upon all cases of
SEMINAL and PHYSICAL DEBILITY. sPER-
MATORRHEA,s and all other diseases arising from
abuses of the natural functions, at his residence
No. SIS MOTH enables STREET, BALTI.
MOBE, where all communications should be I'D
dressed.
once hours-lo to 4. and to . ,. m. oc S6m
40 CURE, NO PAYAGo to DR. La FOREST
M BROTHERS and be cured. They have
-, An their particular attention 20 the treatment
"a me of all forms Of disease, particularly that
o. nriyate character, for twenty years. This IL
IL Oldest established Botanic MEDICAL once Ia
81 H;stricf and have saved thousands from Q dis
sYs and horrible death. How I'm portant IL f.,
Inn Tor thsse unfortunates Who have brought
ais. sse UPON themselves, to be cured before 10
too tate; thas preventing exR0snre q SSnsmssvss
street, Island.
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PAWNBROKFRS.

EsTARLIsHED 1882.
HERZBERG1G LOAN OFEIgE,
S5l NORTH q STREET.
between ~ and 9Th streets. immedatei! 10 rear
at'opal Hotel.
tial. ~ H-sm
vNHE OLD EsTA5LISHEp sJEE OF
l. z. GOLCSTEiT %,
LIekHSED PANNf8pKLEE.
81 BOURAN D HALE sEEFEE v zSt,
near PernEyi vaEla aVtous.
Ofers the biRhes cash advances On all & 1as 9
ntrcnahdise, to any supt and isy a-y r<ST
ene cesi-ed at reasonable rates. A"E
Interest OF leTye SUM grFstiv reducsd v e
Business s.Ftot ly confidential
Goods bought for csst and .5It a. priv ste aAs,
e1.-ly
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llY VI. WALL & CO. Auctioneers.
10 Stores Ma. 3 5 aud 3I1,
S. lthvest Corner o. PennsylYania ave and Oh -

(lY W l.. WALL CO. Auctioneers.
- Stores Ma. 81 and BY
Southwest Corner % Pennsylvania ave and 9th e
TWO yALUAPLE FARMS, STOCK. CROP
Growing. ShkMING IMPLENENTS Ma
CONS. CAhTS- HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
So. &C.. ABOUT SEVEN MILES FROM
WASHINGTON, Fronting OF THE .TH-
STEEkT TURNPIKE
ON WEDNESDAY, MORNING, No
syember Is. at ~ o'clock, on the prem
lees, we snsll proceed TO sell, at pub &c
suoten, the two valuable tracts of land adj o In
Mr.. CLARK, enc Containing seventy four ac-es and
'mpr0Y enents. also great rsriety of fruits II al
kind fue mill site, churches. schools, aud post
Once IN close proximity, and an EXCELLENT neigh
b2Ihooi also, another tract adjoining. containipl
Ire sbove Farms, If not sJ!4 at private ssle be
fore the day OF sale, will b. sOL tnst Gay with
out reserve
Also, previous TO the ssIe of the Farm a. n
O'Clock, We will sell all the Stock, Orop s farnfns
Implements, Wagons, Horses. Hsraess BLACK
smith s oFge, gooc Household Furniture &c
Terms OF sale on the farm are: spue third cash !:
lSe9, g. ga until Ma Is. 1871; tue balance 20 D..
paid in twelve months from day of sale
deposit Of 20 will lie required = seor as the
property is sold.
&C -s,tu,thts W L. WALL & co, Aucts.
DEREMPTCRY SALE BY SAN. sAaSTAG
l. ACctiouecr. SO 7th stree, bet. II AMI l.
will sell on WEDNESDAY. Nov Is. at!Oo,o!k.
On iTvoice 10 the trade. q general assortment II
TOPS. A iso, a lot oil Fanry g Dodr
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RICE % CENTS.
SENT SEALED Ely POST.
SMANHCCO.p

Ons Hundred and Fry fourth Edition Of this
new medical pamphlet, revised and usl published
by the author, DR.. Curtis. This valuable work
treats on the cause and cure of premature decline
and secret diseases of youth and manhood. II
gives clear synopsis of the imped mems 70 mar
riage, and the remedies therefor.
ADDRESS THE AUTHOR. No. So north
CHARLES STREET, BALTIHORK, Mp
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

NEW EEPRyss LINE.
NEW YORK AMI WASHINGTON STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
z1Sn
This Company will hereafter rur two Steamer.
AvecE,
LcI'irl Ne" forE ever wednesday at I'm.
And ever S.tuIds, ~ j. N
LeaNtEs 'e"IEetoen every 10l4aF st Al M.
EuC even hl-sdav AT m - nat
Essjctt received at oil since ana forwarded at
/. = e5s rates,
JOHN Il. DAVIDSON AGENT:
o. W"ter street, Gecrge.osg1
NJ, ElbhIDGE 3 Go. 4yerts
MES HAHn. .yart'
hTs-H 1l9 all stree, New yors
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BANKERS,

jar OcoKx co,
+ a kl
s.TYasnYB STREET, OPrOs'Yx TsxAsySs
Euy a.dse Atcsrrent market rates. and
ecustantly on hsno fall supply OF all
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
-TEInTIEs, AND S0MpOUal
IETEREsT NOTES.
orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &C., sxscussl
s1G collections made on all accessible soiuSa.
SsE-N
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ADVICE TO YOUNG nEN ABOUT TO MARRr.

lssaysf FOR Young Men, on the Errers, Abuses,
and Diseases, incident TO Youth and Early r an
HOOD, with the humane view OF treatment and
cure, cent BY MAJ. in sealed e tier envelopes fires
o. charge. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS.
Box p, Philadelphia, Pa. o. -sR
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TO-NfoRR0W.

RN CpOFEh LATIMER, Aacrioneer.
- tiats clerks with j. q. Mcclure A ~
s5E IN ~ssi corner Of PeIn'a ay, nee Gus tEtt. II
stSr OSsce BsIlding
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN Ann
" LYIN9-IE HOSPITAL.


Patients desiring to avail themselves OF the A.
vantage Of this Institution can obtain private
rooms - applying to the Matron. These roons
are furnished with all the comforts of home =
prices ran ee from IS to Yl2 per week, dope ndfns
upon the room D. lected, this includes Board NM
Ing. Medicine. Medical, and Surgical attendance.
OrCers ioI admission to the GOVERNMENT or
FREE BEDS In this Hospital can be obtained Of
he honorable Secretary Of the Interior, Surgeon
General United States Army. and DR.. Horvitr
Ghiei Of the Bureau Of Medicine and Surgery,
Appi,cation Tor orders Of the honorable sscr.,.~,
q the Interior @ be made At the once Of pr IT,
A Medical and Surgical Clinic Is held ct the Hse.
litsl every Saturday, at p n, By Professor j.
Thompson. for outdoor patients, Who are mr.
nished medics, attendance free Of charge
MEDICAL STAFF:
J. n. THOMPSON, III. D., Bur geon- In -Ohief
IA. AsHFORD. H. D., Assistant SurSeon
CONSULTING BOARD:
az R HH, Mr.. r HHoTNT;i VITA. pp.h
A. p. Garrett, n. D.. ". Johnston, n. b.,
Thomas Miller, II. D., Grafton Tyler, n. D.,
J Riley, h. D., y. Howard, II. D.
ap0-N
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lBISG YOUR OLD STYLE BEAVER TO GUN
- NiEGEAA, and he win, for $50, put ft(U
N. B.-bess bat made TO order at 50; second
Quality, o.. Ladies' Furs repaired. 346h 1th
street, bsSVsen and streets. 90 b-e0l6
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LIB. JOBNsTON's PATENT SMOOTHING
IRON
Is pronounced by all who have seen IL to be the
best article for domestic ever invented new i'm
principle, and beautiful In design.
1t will do the VIC rk Of four common irons, with
onet third the fuel, requires no holder smute
the cloths, and puts q finer polish shirts than
any other from will pay for itselfin saving Of labor
axd fuel In three months.
Any one dissatisfied may return them within
one month after purchase and get their money
back.
For sale at the northeast corner OF Pa. avenue
and I'd street. by JOHN LOCKE. sole agent for
Maryland, District of Colombia, and Alexandria.
Va.
NJ Areuts yvapted sao$
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IN THE sUPREME COURT OF THE DIs.
i TRICT OF COLUMBIA, the 18th day Of Octo-
Charlotte Nusens, complainant. I No.1m
Turner VINCENT ct a., dsssndanss. Equity.
On mntion Of the complainant, by N Thompaon
her SnIiritor il ia ordered that the defen dnnts
ElizsI.fh " ashinston James Washington SonSir
lid lanes Hood. Annie Green, William Cream
1bb. Encsnt and Elsner Nugent, cause their
Srst nile day occurring forty days aftsr this day:
ofberxItse the cause viii be proceeded with - n
Snse Of defspit By the Court 80
a true eopy-Test: b. J. MEIGs, Clerk.
SPLENDID AssORTMENT OF TOILET
y soaps and TOOTH BRUSHES, q Low prioea
aIways on hand at r. x. DOOLEYb Apsthecary,
CapitoI Hill. no Slim
ma 10,e A0IRIOAN OHROHOS tor oale =
I'll TssDsstaSas Ars ssoesS: XstHr,sG1se naalsl
',,sLs'o ~ 1SS:;
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RY COOPER & LATIIER, Auotion~er,
- (LNte Clerks with J. {. MCGUIRE 4 Col
sou;hwes; corner PeanA's avenue and Iltb st-As
sta Office Building
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Millions blindness was the result o
overWork and dyspepsia One of the
most eminent American diVines has fol
some time been compelled to foreQc
the pleasure-of reading, has spent thou.
sands OF dollars in vain, and lost years
Of time, in consequence Of getting up
several hours before day and studying
by artificial light. Multitudes of men
and women have made their eyes weak
for life by the too FREQ use Of the eye
sight in reading small print and doing
fine sewing. In view OF these things it
is well to observe the following rules in
the use of the eyes: M
Avoid all sudden changes between
light and darkness. 3l4
Never begin to read, or write, or sew,
for several midutes after coming from
darkness to bright light.
Never read by twilight, or moonlight,
or on cloudy day.
Never read or sew directly in front
Of the light, or window, or door.
1t Is better to have the light fall
from above, obliquely over the left
shoulder.
Never sleep so that, on first awaken
ing, the eyes shall open on the light Of
O window.
Do not use the eye-sight 80 scant
that it requires an effort to discrimi.
nate.
Too much light creates glare, and
pains and confuses the sight. The
moment you are sensible OF an effort
TO distinguish, that moment cease, and
take o walk or ride.
AS the sky is blue end the earth
green, it would seem that the ceiling
should be OF a blush tinge, and the
walls Of some mellow tint.
The moment you are insiinctively
prompted 10 rub the eyes, Sthat moment
cease using them.
If the eyelids are glued together on
waking up, do not forcibly open them,
but apply the saliva with finger; it is
the speediest diltitent in the world
Then wash your eyes and face in warm
water. = Halls Journal Of Health.
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A report has reached London from
the East that the United States have made q
proposition to tho Turkish government
Offering to build port at Mormorazza, on
the coast Of AaiGtic Turkey, TO be used as .
station for the vessels Of the American navy;
hut that the Porte had declined 10 grant the
necessary concession for such q purpose.
Saturday the Secretary OF State sent
Telegram to Minister Bancroft, to which the
following answer was received this morning:
| lBERIM March, 1.-The treaty was aigned
and mailed on the 22d Of February. via Eng
land. II provides that the emigration shall
be free and that naturalization changes ns-
tienality- Hasten the ratification.
(5igned) RANoRoFF
The trial Of General Nagle was re.
sumed at Sligo ON the I'd The day was con-
aumed In unsuccessful efforts 10 empansl q
jury, Rights aliens we're subpenaed; only
sixfeplied to the subpoena, and three OF them
being militia men, we're rejected. After
further efforts to, secure a mixed jury the
trial was adjourned. Previously, however,
motion OF the defense to remove the trial
to the Court OF .Queen's Bench was again
made, argued and granted. The result Will
be the transfer OF the trial TO another place
without difficulty. -
Accounts from Crete to February 9th
describe the heroism Of Coraks and his
troops, numbering, according TO the Grand
VlEier's own estimate, upward OF 1000, who
attacked the Turks near fortified cemetery
outside the town Of Oazca, forcing them to
fall back into the citadel. A number we're
drowned during the retreat and fifty killed
by the CretSn troops, One hundred we're
wounded and forty taken prisoners. The
Turks, ge uaual attacked the on.combat-
ants, Staying fifty after robbing them Of all
the valaAbles found In their possession. The
Turkish troops have been guilty Of similar
atrocities IN tho vicinity OF Rhetime. The
provisional government has issued another
circular addreesedAto tine Christian powers
declaring that the people are resolved to re-
main faithful to their vow Of Union with
Greece.
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From the aHOms Monthly. y

fome years since. While residing IN The n y Of
Providence, we heard much said IN praise II Perry
Davis "Phtn Killer" We listened inoredulon .ly
20 these testimonials. Well. health falling, a. .
last resort the doctors sent us 10 Minnesota. The
winter was intensely cold, and terrible foim OF
Neuralgia prevailed nmong the settlers and We fell
into the grasp Of the disease and day and night for
weeks, endured unfold sgony. Many remedies
were tried without avail One day, howevs-, .
stalwart frontlersman entered the RON, benrinn
In his hand vial partly hled with reddish liquid
u was some OF the Pain Killer. He had bnu4ht
tin California three years before, and had htpt u
Win missry care until then. Applying Il eIter-
nAlly and internally gave immediste 10 relief Since
then We have recommended II successfully In cases
that bafied the beat medical skill !; and when We
see persons reject this remedy. we recall our own
experience, and think that ihe time may come
when pain, ineurabls by other agents, may teach
them the yalue Of this great discovery
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-03-12

If it were. only possible that the
dream of some Of our sanguine enthu-
siasts could be realized, and ireland be
added to the United States, how quickly
all the troubles Of that luckless bat
beautiful island would give way to
peace and hope. The Irish people
would then know that they would soon
be governed by a Legislature and Exc
cutive OF their own choice, and con-
spiracy and Fenienism would at once
come to an end. Why cannot Great
Britain apply the same remedyP All
that ireland needs is justice aud self
government, and she will at once be-
come tranquil and prosperous.
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MILWAUKEE,.
The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Company.

VVmpanys
(0fiCe 4l6 Main Street, Milwaukse.)
$1,000 Members and 81, 100000 Assets.
EDWARD IEsLAX, Actuary. 4. 8. DAasETr. Prest
HKBER sMrTH, Gen. Ag't A. ". KRLLOas, sec'y
EXTRA PBEMIUMs.
Stationary engineers, passenger conduc'
tors, express and mail agents and baggage
masters on railroade; masters, mates, pilots
and clerks on lakes or rivere north OF st.
Louis, and miners, pay One-half Of one pei
cent. per annum, extra, (s5 90 on each 81 ,OOt
Of insurance..
Engineers and freight train conductors
one per cent.
LIMITS OF REsDENoE AND TRAVEL.
The limits prescribed by the policies are
those portions Of the Western Hemisphere
north Of the Tropie Of Cancer, and any por.
tion Of Europe, with free passage allowed tc
and from Europe in frst-olass steamers OF
sailing vessels. Permits to travel to or resi-.
dence in other places outside Of the pre-.
scribed limits will be granted at rates pro.
portioned to the risk.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-03-12

New York is anxious to extend her
knowledge of languages. The an.
nouDcement is made that classes for
instruction in the Russian language
are to be opened in the Mercantile Ii.
brary building in that city. The rea.
sons assigned for this experiment. are
the increasing intercourse between this
country and Russis, and the acquisi.
ton of Russian-America.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-03-12

JUNIPER TAR SOAP lis certain cure
for chsTped hands and sll roughness or Irritation
OF the skin. eczema, ringworm, salt rheum, PIN.
pies and all other cutaneOus affections, making the
skin soft and smooth, Manufactured by Oaswell,
Hazard oc., New York, Sold BY all druggists.
nnyhanW
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no Cnnammntiuaa.

THNHE REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
IL will send. tfree OF oharge), to al who desire
IT, the prescription with the directions for making
and using the simple remedy by which he was
cured Of severe lung affection, and that dread
disease Consumption. His only object Ia to benefit
the afflicted, and he hopes every sufferer will try
his remedy, as Il will cost them nothing, and maJ
prove blessing. Please address,
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. 1855 6nuth Second Street Wiiliamsburgh, New
York ynavTosI,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-03-12
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