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lSwf JN0. P. REED, Guardian.
VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE Al
" TIE

NTALUA Bile REAL ESTATE AI
PRIVATE SALE.
No / contains 81 acres in East Providence tp.,
well timberea, / mile from the Pike at Rays Hill
No. ?. 200 acres, 70 acres cultivated, balance
well trabered, good mill site, miles south Of
Bloody Run.
No 8. ll2 acres. so acres in good state Of culti
vation good buildings, 3 miles south OF Bloody
Run.
10 4. 1874 acres, 50 acres cleared, miles from
Bloody Run
No. ). 1913 acres, so acres cleared, balance well
timbered underlaid with Iron Ore, 4 miles south
Of Saxt0u.
10. s. House and lot on Main street, Bloody
Run In a good business part Of the town
No Z 2lots on Spring street, Bloody Run, near
Rail Road Station.
All of the above valuable properties and
will be sold on reasonable terms, will be traded
for good property here or in t he west, by
EDWARD f. KERR.
r,a-o7ney Bedford Penn 8
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TOR SALE OR RENT.-The un-
dersigned ofers for sale OF money rent, his
mill property, situated near Hamilton Station, on
the Bedford Railroad The mill i in good re.
pair has a never falling water power, with 10 ice
TO cut and the land belonging to the property about
37z acresl is well improved, having ali necessary
out buildings erected thereon, with two good
meadows The property lies near one Of the best
markets in the State, and viii be rented for not
less than nor more than years. sly oaiy
reason for making this offer is i'll health. For
further information, address
n F. R0HM
iaU1tg Bloody RuH Pa
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LAND FOR SALE
v The nndersizned offers for sale the follow

The undersigned offers for sale the follow
ing valuable bodies Of land
THREE CHOICE TRACTS OF LAND,
containing 100 acres EACH situated on the Illinois
Central Railroad, in Champaign county, State Il
Illinois miles from the city Of Urbana, and one
mile from Rontual Station on said Railroad. Two
Of the tracts adioin and one Of them has q never
falling pond Of water upon it The city Of Urbana
contains about 40G0 inEabi;ants. Champaign
the greatest wheat growing county in Illinois.
ALs0-Gae-f fozrfh If q tract Of tzad situated
in Broad Top township, Bedford county, contain
Ing about IS acres with all the coal veins Of Broad
Top running through it,
ALso- Three Lots IN the torn Of Coalnaaat,
Huntingdon county.
Jan "a. '88-tf f C. REAMER
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3lotiffs, &f.

NOTICE.-WANTED at the Bed
y ford Foundry, OLD CASTINGS Of every de-
scrpfion for which the highest price will be paid
dee25w6 SHIRES Il JORDAN.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and
sold at half the price.
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TXECUTOR'S NOTICE. is
I 4 hereby given that Letters Testamcntary
have been granted by the Register of Bedford co
to the subscriber, residing in Bedford Pa, on
the Estate snd viii of Hon VIM T. Daugherty,
late of said borough, decd. All persons indebted
payment Immediately and those having claims
thereon present them duly authenticated for
settlement. VIM. HARTLEY
iau22w6 Executor.
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jan8w6

TSTATE OF JOHN BARLEY,
TI DECEASED.-Letters Testamentary having
been granted to the undersigned, Executor of the
last Will and Testament of ohm Barley, late OF
Middle Woodberry township deceased, by the
Register Of Bedford County. all persons indebted
to said estate are hereby notified to make imme-
diate payment, and all having claims against the.
estate requested to present them properly au-
thenticatcd for settlement
DANIEL BARLEY,
Executor of the last VIII and Testament Of John
p4rIe, dao'A SpG
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EHSTRAY NOTICE.-Came to the
I premises of the subscriber, living in JuIiata
township in November last, 8 head Of sheep. The
owner is requested to come forward, prove prop
erty and take them away, otherwise they will be
disposed of according to law.
j4n22w3pd JOSEPH COOK.
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WASHINGTON. January .

In the Senate, to-day, resolutions Of
the New York Chamber of Commerce
were presented protesting against any
further extension of the bankrupt law.
Mr.. Hendricks submitted an amend
ment to be acted on when the joint
resolution proposing an amendment
to the constitution comes up. 1t pro-
vides that no amendment sha' be con
sidered ratified by any State Legisla
lures unless some of the members shall
have been elected after such amend
ment shall have been proposed by Con-
gress. A resolution was offered re-
moving persons holding civil offices in
Virginia and Texas who cannot take
the oath prescribed by act of Congress.
The airline railroad bill was taken up
and debated at some length.
In the House bill was introduced
authorizing married women in the
District of Columbus to possess proper
ty in their own right. The constitu-
tional amendment in regard to suffrage
was called up, and Mr.. Boutwell, madea
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A BAEGAIN "A Farm Of 10
acres one mile northeast Of Bedford, With 50
acres cleared. balance in good timber, 29 acres
recently lined, % acres Of fine clover sod, tw,
neyer-failing springs and abundance Of other
running water, good fruit orchard, new barn
log house and oufbuildings, we'll adapted to graz
ing or grain growing will be sold at bargain
Enquire Of JOHN ,. sPk9AI,
or r. VI DTCKERS0S,
prdFard D
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HRIST MILL AND FARM FOR
u SALE-The mill has two pair of French
Bars, ard two pair Of Ch9pping Stones. is in e.
celleut repair aud capable q doing very large
business, a never failing water power. IL 10 s
good settlement, and no mill higher than five
niles FOR further particulars inquire Of
declIrf PUBS. GAZETTE
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF
- Sundry writs of Ven1 Exronuz and Leva
Faeias to me directed, there will be exposed 10
Public Sale, at the Court House, in the borough
of Bedford, on Saturday, February 9Th, A. D.,
1889, at TO o'clock, A. NJ, the following real Es-
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tComnuaieatsd.I o.
eve should Rem ember the Poor,


IT, The Bfitor Of the RspubIfcan:
DEAR SIN! While we witness the stern re-
alitles OF approaching winter permit me to
wan myself OF your generous columns to call
the attention Of the public to the grand CON
cert Of the "washing on Senrerbuod." bro.
posed to be given for the bens4t OF the poor
OF our city at Lincoln Hall, on Tnesday eve.
ming, the ltth instant. The entertsinment
VIII unauestionablyb be Of the highest order,
aud viii amply repay those who may think
proper to .pstronirs Il. The wsshing to q
s@nserbund give, their valuable services
granted free of charge, o. also the printing
necessary 10 be done, so that whatever IL re.
ceived, instead OF being absorbed In paying
contingent expenses, Will be clear gain Tor the
benehi OF the poor. The names sppe nded TO
the tickets of admission are a suficlent guar.
aniee that the svails will be faithfully and
Indieiously appropriated. We think that the
friends OF the poor will Interest themselves to
render successful this noble and disInterested
effort to light up the darkened countensnces
OF the destitute and desponding, while at the
same time they secure for themselves the
blessing OF those who are ready to perish.
Very respectfully,
REV. SRPrtnus Tusris, d. d.
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Governor Walker, of Virginia, was In town
yesterday, looking after the Interest Of mat.
tiers connected with Virginia. He left town
last night for Richmond.
W a. Stocking, Of Connecticut, has been
appointed surveyor Of dIstlllerles for the
state Of Massachusetts.
General Frank P. Blair 10 at the Filth
avenue Hotel, New York.
Captain George Atchlson, |. S..arnyi W.
W Hawkins, New York; Captain George
W. Kinsbury, [. S. army Lieutenant Col
onel A. H. Ward, |. 8. army; CIV, Weeks
Albany, y. VI F. II. Jones, Baltimore; W
{. II. Waddcll, New York; L. D. Wadiell,
New York; Lieutenant Colonel W. P. VII
son, Of General Ilaucock's staff; J. P. Wood
son,va. j. Q. Campbell, Va. John O'Con.
nor, New York, are at the Owen House.
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FOR RENT. a FRONT PARLoR, PURNIsHVp
4 ds'!red, heated and lighted with gssi aisS,
u sSs rom and Ss, .ssoad door ssry pleasant
public public 6stisiass Apply t35 E.s6'b sweet
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Communicated.
The Jews In In 0ussia-How m Au-
tOcracy treats Them


EDITOR REPuBLiCAS-Sir: As a Russian
Jew feel indignant at the presum ption OF
the Russian Minister In denying the cruelties
practlced upon the Jewish population OF
Russia. An attempt at pallIation would have
been decent, or the manifestation of desire
to recommend the amelioration OF their con-
dition would have been accepted by the Jews
of America as rainbow Of promise, but an
absolute denial could only have proceeded
from q Russian envoy fresh from tho infu-
oncc Of a court where religious persecution
has not ceased to be . national disgrace.
In proof Of the truth that they (the jews
are prosecuted In Russia, have In my pos
session recent letters from parties on the
borders Of the Caspian sea, detailing with
painful minuteness tho indignlties, misery
and privations to which the men, women
aud children Of that race are subjected.
These letters I am willing to read to any
American citizen not In the interest Of
Russia, for I know too well what would be
the result II the name and residence OF my
Government.
see II stated that the autocrat, out OF
the lIberallty OF his heart, built a temple
for the Jews Of St. Petersburg. The fact is
that no uncomfortable portion ofthc Russian
soldlery Is composed Of Jews, and these men,
having no place Of worship In St. Peters.
burg, had permission to build place OF
worship In one of the outskirts Of 81. Peters.
burg.
1t will be readily seen that this vauutcd
act Of llberality Is q nero concession to the
military spirit. In the Baltic provinces of
Courland, Eastland and Finland the perse-
cutlon Of the Jews Is now as severe as 1t
formerly was In tho Polish provinces. This
statement can also be substantiatcd. Nor
Is this political persecution, as some have
endeavored to represent; 1t Is simply and in
eontssti6iy persecution on account Of re-
ligious opinion. The truth is that IL Amcri-
can citizens had any idea OF the intolerance
aud bigotry Of the Russian Government, they
would justly rldlcule any attempt to impose
upon their good sense by representing the
alliance of free and liberal America and
bigoted, prosecuting Russia as one OF even
the most distant probability. L..
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NICELY F-RNisHED ROOMS FOR RENT
"a a. No 800 'treet, between Thirteesth and
rout'eeh'h sure Is de7.As
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IAN AMERICAN PROMISE II
EQUIyALESr TO Irs FULFILI@
MEsTV

cable telegram from Paris Yesterday
statos that the Steele, commenting upon the
tenor OF the report Of the Secretary OF the
American Treasury, makes use OF the ex-
preston chosen as the caption Of this artI.
cIe. Such a compliment, from such a source
and at this time, Is peculiarly gratifying to
the friends Of the Adm nlstration, especially
to those who uphold the financial policy set
forth In the able report Of Secretary Bout.
well. 1t Is au evidence of tho confidence
which our European nelghoor has In our
ability to pay every cent of the nations In.
dehtedness, aud positive faith that the
debt will be lIquIIited as agreed upou. We
say our neighbor; for so quickly are the crit
lcIsmS Of tho foreign press male known
among US that their geographical location Is
almost forgotten.
Tho confidence expressed In the article
quoted from Is based upon our fidelity to
promises made in the past, reassurod BY the
success attending the financial policy pur-
sued since Mr.. Boutwell, assumed the duties
OF Secretary Of the Treasury. What COM
mentaty on the fiult-anding OF the enemies
CT the Administration Is this compliment
flashed back from the metropolis OF France!
Aud who are Interested In the stability of
THIS Government II not our foreign bond
ho.Icrs Are they not our public creditors
Surely, II the views Of Mr.. Boutwell, meet
with appreciation abroad, they arc deserving
OF confidence at home.
One Of the principal points IN the report
OF the Secretary Of the Treasury Is the sug.
gestion In reference 10 policy that will Gu.
able the Government to withdraw the larger
part Of the ave.twenty bonds now mainly
held by European capitalists Tor speculative
purposes, and the substitution in their place
OF other bonds, Issued upon terms and con-
d!tlons admitting OF no doubt.
He expresses the opinion
That II will not be wise to resume sn..Is
Iyments while so large part OF the interest.
bearing debt OF the country is represented BY
Eve twenty bonds, and held by European mel.
chants, bAnKcrs and manufacturers. CUES
Mop. mat have been raised IA regard to the
nature OF the pbhgAtion assumed BY the Gov.
eminent iu the issue OF these bonds have IN.
leuO'eay deferred many psrsons from pur.
consequently, theI Hrr largely held i'm this
country and 10 Europe Tot speculative pur.
poses BY person' who testEn TO put them upon
the market Whenever the Hlvarrc shall furnish
asuhicient induce moo. or when political or
financial disturbance may create dem,pd
for money for other purposes
"l'ts probable hist from seven to nine hun.
lted million. Of these bonds are nog held in
Europe, and to = considerable ox,ent by per.
hucucea To which -. - So
panic as existed .u ,t,h.open
rug o. ,he Aus'fttI Of. var, wOuh
be likely to induce the 70 uTn nI , sufnctent
amount to TIT. country 'o- sale 20 emb ,rrAss
business, aud, In c4sr Of rssIm lion. TO cause
the suspension OF the bNuks % IL, therefore
IN my judgment, essentla. that he .rtsr mar,
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SEYE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
oRO . MS FOE RENT, either In Suites
Or singly. at No, 4Gf Thirteenth street, north Of
the Avenue. strangers visiting the city, or those
desiring permanent Board will hnd Ii to their adj
vhuiage to have house 80 centrally locaIed and
At suGhA convenient die dance from both the venue
aud street cars. Table Boatders accommodated
no22.N
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Wants.

AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER DESIRES AN
- ESuAGEMBNT.-ls now teaching in New
YORK city, bot was formerly private tutor In the
ItWlly Of l-ading Philadelphia publisher, and
Principal Of y Boarding School ia Pennsylyania
Can furnish hrst-ClAs- reference
does ~ " wy
WANTED-FAMILIEsB BREAKING UP HoUsB.
" piGg or removing from the city to know
thal ih"y can dispose Of their furniture without
the tr~n or expense Of an auction By addressing
n LEVY, 2s5 Pennsylyania avenue, southeast
corner VI tenth street no2f.9I'
|, S, JUSrH PAYS PAIR (CAsH) PRICES FOR
-. Ladies Dents aud Children. Second hand
.!nthins, Under Clothing, Boots, Shoes, &c. No
~ ~ NinIh street. between ? aud Z streets, third
Building. n. B.-Auy Note by Mali promptly
attended 10. nOylyH'
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10y ASSOCIATION -
- AZ msetinE held at the Board " trade
k9nms on Saturday evening, December 4, 1872, the
lonowina sentlcmsn were authorired 70 receive
,uoscriptions to the above Association; william
Clasettt No; Market Space. Board Of Trade
Rooms, John \. ,BlSsn. Co 81 .pd So outs.
" Liny Vile, Second aud Indiana Avenue; C O.
S.ii.n; ~ Psnnylysnia, Avenue; Jehn FrsiieI,
browne. No. Pour.and. a half street, G b.
Church Co corner seventh and II streets Thos
Roberts, Ninth east aud south b Streets; Levi.
Tlsphtoe. Railroad ofee, Maryland avenue,
Davis. l2d Nineteenth street; Henry Lyle, $40 il
street. g. Bolland. BIadensbqrE Toll. Gate;
henry hsnry y addison, 1sorsetogn; Carter Mar.
maker. rs O street Navy Yard William Hurley,
soI street; between Sixth and Seventh streets,
Northern Liberty. deceit
Ad adjourned meeting Of this association will b,
held Al the Board Of Trade rooms next Saturday
evening.
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' DIbs. US. !hrss only aud save NIns,
health aud money. $1,000 Reward for any case
OF disease kay stage which they fail 10 cure.
DR. klCHAn'b GOLDEN BALsAM No. l.
cure. Uleers, liberated Sore Throat aud Mouth
sore Eyes, CutaneOus ErupIlORs, Copper GolUrrd
bio ches, Soreness OF the Scalp, scrufula, &c II
j. the greatest RenOVatOf, Alternative and Blood
PuTter knUwn' removes all mercury from the
system, and leaves the blood pure an healthy
DIX. KICHAu's GOLDES BALSAA, No 2
cures hsreutlAI Affections, Rheumatism 10 all Its
forms. and gives i'm mediate re ief 10 all Cases
Price 81 either D.. ! Or 2 u poT bottle. or Two
bottles for g.
DK. III HAU's GOLDEN AETIDOTE, ar.p.I
aud radical cure for all Urinary deTaG gcme4ts.
Price IS per bottle
DIX, R'CHAu's GOLDEN ELIXIR D'AMOUR,
ATadicAl cure for ssTyOu. or General Debility ID
oil OF young, lnpaTUng energy with wUndrfful
effect. Price - per bottle, or Two bottles for -
On receipt Of price these remsdie II be shipped
to any place. Prompt attention paid to all cor.
rssP9ndspts None genuine without the name u
DIR. klChAu's GOLDbN REMEDIES, b B.
RICHARDS, Sole Proprietor, blOwH IN gIa.- Of
Addfess DIR, D b. RICHARDS, No, 92svarlek
stTaet, New York. uCl-eOtly
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SELECT READINo-.-M.w Ella A. Stock
ton, in accordance with the wishes of nuncr.
Gus friends, will give select readings from
'Au cading plct. and prose writer's, at Car.
r9i Hal, on next Monday evening, Decem.
"lr 10. Mics stockton, though young In
years, II nos altogether 'urkuovnto fame"
Her rval.1gs Ia Pittsrurg ind in BROOKLYN,
not long slncc, were cminvntIy successfl,
aud her first Entertainment! In this city was a
surprise even 10 her most sRngune friends
100 account Of il, luIsL aud It's high order
and general excellence. The readings on
.H' Nsniay evening are designed as the
act + nr given by this talented aud excel.
lent Lady 10 Washington, at least for the
present 'yo'"', a, ,hc goes hence IN few
days to l.'. .'gegcmcnl, In New York.
Brooklyn, |. "a, Chicago, aud other lead.
DE clIles 0fIhe country
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~ A IL l. T. Is d 4 RID.
TWENTY DOLLARS PER MONTH.
BOYC,,s DISISg.Rooas

AIS Pennsy lvsGia ayeune, between Pnlf.a,d A.
IOlS'tal Ia SGi >IEgE sTesp.
EIRsT- CLASS TABLE BOARD CAN M nm
at the AMERICAN HOUSE, corner NJ Seventh
street and PeHn'yIyania avenue for $40 per
month .,nY2,sh
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Boarding.
d q 4 u d n @.
ID HIEIA AMIEH

R"ARDlEd-ONE LAR IL FRONT ROOM, SEC
! : p9d NOR with board. Also Table Board. At
- u street. corner Eighth, del at
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TOTHE WORKING GLASS. We are now pre-.
pared To furnish all classes with constant employ.
ment at home, the whole Of the time or foT lie
spaFe m'nentp Bnsiness new, light and pTohtab e.
itt'oha u either sex easily earn from to esnks to
- per evening, aud n pTIpuTt Onal sum BY DC
Nylihs lhe.r whole time 10 the business Boys aud
guns earn nearly as much as men. That a who
sre tL!s notice may send their address, and test the
business, we max" this unpaTal eled fer: To such
asaTe not well satisfied We will send 81 to nay for
IN" tToub" Of wiring Full Particular, "A valuable
sample. which Will do 10 commence work on, and
= copy VI the TIE People 3 LITERARY CUmDIuiOn-
one Of the largest aud best family newspapers
publlshtd-al! scot free BY mail Reader, II you
want permanent, profitable work Adde'S q
ALLEN co, Augusta, Maine. 0r2j-Gm
\IASTED-NEw AND CAST OFF CLOTHING.
" old God and silver, or any other article Oh
value, g the pld established MorchAnt Pawn.
street! so door' north VI fennsyIyauia avenue
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ksMIIHAU,s GOLDEN CODIIyER

@ OIL, with hypo.phosC hite Of Lame. a
great Improvements made with the best oil knOwn.
u unltrs efficacy with pleasant flavor and easy
diaestiblIJ. Sold By al respectable druggist.
J, hlLHAUs SONS,
oet22-2AWlf 1873 Broadway, New York
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Quick TRiP.-It seems but few year.
since that Tip across the Atlaulic was
matter Of some fifteen or twenty day. 4.
improvements were made the time ocruI.r.,
In the voyage was lesscned so that 1t AVERAGED
only about ten days. Even then the Journey
from Liverpool to San Francisco was ~.
sdered a terrible affair. Al. TIL. LAT. been
changed, and distance seems TO have bs,u
annIhilatcd by steam. Last evening, among
the passengers by the Pullman sPecia, TRAIN,
was gentleman who len Ednburgh,
Scotland, only eighteen days since, spending
one day N New York en- route. There ID no
reason why-if steamers and railroads CON
uect-the trip should not be made In sixteen
days, San Frlnrisro paper.
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tp residing IN South America as missionary,
discovered asafs and simple rsPedy for the cnre
the Urinary and seminal Organs, AID the Willie
train OF disorder, brought on ~ bsuo'ul aud
by thi. noble remedy, Prompted by a desire to
benefit the Athlete and un fortunate, will send
10 a sealed en yelOpe 10 any one who needs it, YKFR
or CHAhuR Address
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oe9.6m Station D. Bible House, New ork city
n0.THE GENUINE LIEBIG's EN-

kS TRACT OF MEAT secures great ecOnu.
my, exeellence in the preparation % beef ten
Buy none but that made by the ''Lebig Extract VI
Meat COMPANY Baron Lisbig's signature On
every jar. For sale by dTu,gl.ts and grocer.
neL22. 2AMN IsJ BTlAdMAY. NnM YnIk
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YOUNG, NATURE, AND AGED
or
BOTH SEXES
4 II 4 Il A TONIC Pill LIS.
Prepared from recipe Of one Of the most dls,ln.
guished physiclAns In toe state Of Maryland, and
after two years successful trial, are confidently
offered TO the publlc as most complete and
thorough cure for DebilitaIiOn aud weakness Of
every description.
These Pills eau be taken without change Of diet,
Do not act upon any other than tht peculiar or.
gAns desired to be benefited, where they certainly
do have an almost miraculous sfectI correcting
the stomach. streng thenins the gsnsIatiys organs
snd the liver, and renewing I'd rest0r, ng the per.
son to perfect and buoyAnt health
boz containing thirty Pills, "! th directions,)
which IL sutdeent In a cases, can be had OF G.. r.
Campbell. druggist, Sole Agent, corner II Massa.
shuretts avenue and Sixth street, one square from
nOD. eOlyt
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Wines and Liquors.

JAMES NOLAN
sT37a-ss
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Adjoining Metropolitan Hotel.
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
Just received due AssOrtme mt Of
CARTE DOR, CABINET,
AND SILLERY CHAMPAGNEs,
SHERRY, PORT, CLARET,
AND CATAwBA WINES.
FINE OLD GIN.
JAMAICA AND SANTA CRUZ RUM.
OLD FRENCH BRANDY,
Also a fresh stock Of
FRENCH FRUITS,
CHERRIES,
PEACHES,
PEARS,
FRENCH MUSTARD, SUPERIOR SWEET
OIL, PICKLES, CHOW-CHOW, ONIONS,
SA RDlN ES, WORCESTERSHIRE
SAUCE, 80.
ABSlENTH, ANGOSTURA AND OALIFOR.
MA WINE BITrERS,
Dn dpMsgd nv hne sssortnent Of IMPORTED AND
Store and sample-room superintspded by WIN
y. GlN k0l. oeS.u