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DUBLIC SALE OF "A YALUARLl

DUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE
/ TRACT OF l. AMI NEAR BOYDTON
MECKLENBURG COUNTY, YA.-By .irtue .
Il decree OF the circuit court Of the county o
Mecklcnburg rendered n the April term ihcreo
shrli, on THURSDAY, 18th day Of July next. sci
to the highest bidder, at public auction, nj Royt
ton, a valuable TRACT OF LAND. adjacent l.
the village, containing FOUR HUNDRED AM
FOUR ACRES AND 1-IG POLES. being III
tract upon which James f. Walker recently r.
sized. \ considerable portion Of the tract /
arabic land, withan abundant supply Of wood ali
timber for fuel and fencing. There Is upon It
large and excellent DIV ELLlNG Of recent con
structi0n. The location Is one OF the handsome
and most desirable in this section Of country am
would he very convenient 10 any one doing bust
ness In Boylton.
TERMS OF SALE One-thIrd OF the purchas.
money viii Dc required In casa, and the c,idur In
two equal payments ut six and twelve monih.-,ha
purchaser to execute bonds for the deferred pn,
mcntS, CARRYING interest from the day Of sale, and
the title Ia be retained until the whole of the pur.
chase money Is paid. Possession 10 BE- given on
the lst d:ty OF January, $780,
). r. JOHNSON, COMMISSIONS,
jc 23-tds B0ydtou Va
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l.. Il. DOUGLAS,
ALEXANDER DUDLEY Trustees.

As trustee under "A subsequent deed Of trust ma.
by Robert Saunders conveying the real sta
above mentioned, VIII, at the request "i Jah'
w. Cus,cs. the surety secured. uuitc In the sale.
NV gj--tCt W. ;. PFACIIY. Trustee
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GALE OF QUEEN'SCREEK.-T The mill.
> tary order snspcuding the sale of TIL, hue Co.
tate having been i"scmded, the same l. again put
upon The market 10y the undersigned A. trust, :
named IN Il certain decd of trust executed 10 W h.,
the late Robert Saunders and Lucy u. III, wir.
hearing date January LIST, lGl andOf record In The
clerk Office Of The county court OF York couatt.
The farm contains nearly NINETEEN HTS.
DRIED ACRES Is situated on Queens creek a
bold. navlgahle tributary OF The York river, al.
di,!an, from the ancient city Of Williamson
about four miles. The soil Is well adapted 10
the fruits. grains. and vegetables, OF mild
mate aud tiGc-watCr situation. and Is said also
possess excellent oyster privileges.
The sale VIII b. made on MONDAY the 9th ia
of August l-G9 Al the front door Of the court hou.
in Williamsburg. on the following
TERMS Onc-half the purchase money on tn
day Of sal. the balance In two equal insiAim"n,
payable res prclivcy January lst. 1870, and Janu
AIRY lst, ISL; for the deferred payments, III. pur
chaser executing two bonds carryingincrcs' from
day Of sale, aud secured by deed 81 trust for Il,
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BY James n. Taylor, AuctioDeer,
- ~ ONCE sol Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.
A FOUR-ACRE SQUARE OF LAND,
"A IN THE TOWN OF SIDNEY NEAR EAR THE
viii be sold on WEDNESDAY the S5th Instant.
on the premises at O'Clock z. d., the aboye-de-
scribed property, adjoining. the lands Of r: X.
Robinson or The west and the land offs. p Mitchell,
deceased on the south, and IS described in the plan
of Sidney rs Lots Nos. 33T, 53 800, and $40, and Is
part Of the land formerly owned by the late A..
Robinson.
TERMS Onc-third cash the balance ut six and
twelve months, with interest.
JAMES II. TAYLOR,
jco5 Auctionecr.
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From our Special RcpoTtC".


Grand Finale Of Washington soiiee'
Cemncnccraeut--Th Aiunini sup
NOR Toasts end Speeches 80 ESsrs'
body Enjoys Fzin,seIf, and So""oS
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know that the hammer and trigger were so
ARA nged us to have the - lock" on the
&" dog for he was confident the . dog :"
was dirty. refrain, gentlemen, from fur
Their repeating his criticisms, ''for the
remembrance of them is grieyous.'
Gentlemen, let newspaper people alone.
Editors can prove anything. This little
paper upset the axiom in mathematics
= 4 whole is greater than any Of its parts. :;
see my friend opposite-the Professor Of
Mathematics Colonel Atlantis doubling.
Hear the demonstration 4 student on a
certain expedition had window to fall
upon the small of his back-defying in
cress. The G,m illustrated the pre-
dicament by wood-cut with the subserip-
ton "A part greater than the hole" |
have now repaid the Colonel (Allan) for
telling my anecdote on me by giving his
gun curve before firing. quit, for sec
he has yielded TO the pressure.
IL. 1.-THE University of Virginia-the
pride and ornament of the State in her best
days; in her hours of darkness, q beacon
light of hope. May she ever be shielded
from Dissertation by vandal hands in war
or politics.
w. W. Scott, Esq, made an appropriate
response. He said that there was no rivalry
between the University and the colleges of
the State that the University was the
centre of the system around which these
sister planets tremendously revolve.
IL. The students Their conduct and
good name honor their Alma Mater beyond
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BY Lee K Goddin. Auctloneers
No. lll3 Main street.

". GODDIS. LactIonta-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-06-24
Correspondence of thcsBcacon.)
Point Lookout,
June 23rd, 1869.

The wind is blowing pleasantly here
tell YOU. and why shouldn' it blow for
PEOPLE who don't blow themselves The
nees look so fresh and shady. and the
green grass lies underneath so softly in
siting for a lazy pillow-prop lounge
The white cottages nestle cazily together,
and the dark cool grove casts It's broad
shadow upon the blue waters folding
smoothly It's rclls apon the level beach
No dust. no flies; warm enough to make
the breeze more refreshing. and temper
the water for delightful bath. Chill
aren dots, peneil'd here ana there in glee
ful sports !; no black ink bots of romps
and shints TO mar the heightened sentence
of pleasant thought. or delicious lauguor
No .ax-bills or assessor; no dun, or
friend to borrow nor scolding wife, nor
cnvious swain, TO interrupt the sweet,
still, harmony Of rest aud reveric, or the
more cheerful abandon of taste and incli-
nation
What more do yoa- want? Man nose
soup (L'eau en- Went a ia houche) for din
per? You can have them Crabs and
oysters 7 Send Pomp out to Get thcm-
Hit, chandler, aud Point lookout -
Sheen head too. Several tied cut all
olive and kicking with black finch,
eroacus, trout. turtle. and GELS Catfish
chowder (yeur whopping bay f,llowsl for
lunch, eh(s4 with piece Of that young
sturgeon, il you say 50, (salad dressing,
with turtle eggs. Are you satisfied with
the water '.6xings ~ fer the lambs are
blsating. water tswl ready, poultry cack
ling, ''porssr-house" juicy, veal tender,
in sne, the suisiae tcemius oGorouSlS.
Come and try itifyou don't believe, bat you
mus,u'tput your finger in the pie for eoa
vic,ion. In the meanwhile, sil up, sad
lots burn little Virginia together, er,
ii you say 50, while Jlmmy's getting those
bottles OF is otf ice, wc'Il try turn or
20 at what shall it be : "hrsg,' ali, &ll
lgh, my eavcy :" just for the .fs. OF
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-06-24

DrcrlsArIoNs.-We are authorized to
return the thanks Of Mr.. John Parsons
to the friends who presented his name for
the Legislature through tie columns Of
the Reacon as n candidate for the Legis-
latnre, as also for the kind and compi-
mentary manner in which the rrGserta-
ton was made, and to state, that he res
pcctfuIly declines to be q candidate for
that position, being satisfied that he can
be more useful to the people Of the coun-
~ in a different position. George /.
Burroughs. though grateful for the COM
plimcnt conveyed by the notice in the
Beoeos naming him as a candidate for
seat in the Board of County Commission
ers. respectfully declines to allow his name
10 lie used in 81 at connection.
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r4The lcngth Of The County Lew

~ The length Of The County Levy
Il, which appears in the present Issue Of
our paper, has compelled US TO postpone
until orr next tie publication Of several
communications tina: would have other
wise appeared. rs also many cdvcriisc-
mcnts and much Of our usual editorial
dostings. Tie levy list for the preaent
wear IS the fu!list and fairest that sc re-
member to have seen, the requirements
of the law in regard to publication haT-
ing been strictly COMPLIED with, thus en-
ablng the Taxpayer to see at a glance to
whom each dollar ofthe public money! has
been paid and for what.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-06-24

prRsoxAL.-Thc Editors Of the Port
Tobacco Times, Marlboro Gnze'fe and
prince Geosgiom Will please except our
thanks for the kind and friendly manner
in which they have noticed the compli-
ment recently paid US by the Governor of
the State. The good opinion ofour broth
ers of the Peninsula press has always
been a special Object Of ambition with us,
and we sLaIl ever study 50 to acquit our
selves as to retain snd deserve 4.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-06-24

The "RlyErsIpE MAGAzINE' for July
comes with midsummer table of con-
tents "StrawbSrries and cream somebo-
dy has caVe1rIo ver, and equally APP
pctising disn,' az found displayed with
in. "Snipe Shooting will be the first
course taken by many youngsters, who
will gaze at CASTOR Fay's frontispiecc
with ardent desire to be IN that salt marsh -.
"A Tale of the Sunset Sea- is one of
IL sse pictured fairy poems by Miss Bish-
CD. which readers Of the Riyerside" .
have learned to look for. Mr.. Stockton
comes with further adventures Of the droll
airy Ting-a-llng; the sketch of Joan
Of Arc" is concluded Mr.. Benjamin tells
GLOW Sail Boat is built and rugged"
preparatory to telling how it is managed !;
~pnpa's Story" contains more of the M
imitable pictures for children: Nellie Eys-
ter describes an historic block-house on
Lake Erie Hans Andersen slips i'll With
his latest, freshest story, and she number
makes Sne show with its two dozen pic
lures, large and small An important
announcement is made respecting the
next number Published by IIurd and
Houshton, New York. s.. 80 year.
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R. A. GOLDEN g. BRO.
IN 0 G e r s
and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
" ashington ID. c.

4 RE ha9rv 10 announce TO tho citizens
N Of s.. Mary'S COUNTY and Is conticui-
~ that having at much expense provided
increased f.cllities for the RECOMMENDATION
and storage Of goods and castle sent to them
for sale On Commission, that they are pre-
pared 70 of 10 those who may ent1ust
them with their patronage ASSURANCES that
their merchandise will receive tie highest
market prices.
Our close communication with Tie whsrves
and cur long establishment 10 tho Grocery
business. enable us 70 command better pri-
ces for country products than possessed by
any Commission Merchant in the city.
Remember the plaza
Il. \. GOLDEN & BRO.
Warehouses No. 81 and So
; street South
Washington u. c.
June "A. tSoq-.f.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT send forth our
Lest wishes for the future ofthe fair bride
who go kindly remembered us on the oc-
caeion Of recent wedding in our town.
Health, happiness, al ths blessings that
wait upon wifely duty faithfully hschar-
9ed, peace aud never fading love be hers!
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-06-24

I'rustCj
of v|
R { A | ]
DY virtue Of M
- Orphans Co1
ty, bearing date "a
1869, in which III
Vie are eompla
Tucker aud others
riersigned, as trustee
lie Sale on
Saturday, the
at the PINE SFOll
tr ct al the real ~
John Ii Tucker ia
containing
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Philip Ii Dorsey
Richard E Wainwright
James R Langley
Stanislaus Clarke
John Bohapan
Walter l. Denis
Hcz 3 CawooS
Stephen Jsnes
Wa 8 Tacker
Henry W Thomas
Joseph II Jones
Geo Fl Morgan
Josiah 81 Biscoe'
Richard NJ Abel.
Thos D mattin gi-y
James e Bean
Geo D Duke
Daniel Sbanks
Iguatius D Thompson
Bennett r Abel
Alexander Adams
Duncan NJ Turner
James + Heard
Geo " Morgan
John G Herbers
VIM 3 Bean
Henry Carroll
William A Lokef
Thomas NJ Shadrick
VIM + Clarke
Thos II Springer
VIM G Cough
Albert Burel1
Iguatius A IarDoe'
Francis NJ Goddard
French 7 Greenwich
Henry Neale
Lewis II Leigh
Ii J Allstan
Young P Dawkins
Igaatias J Jarbce
Harrison Pose5
] Il Wilkinson
Csc 5 Dent
Aleysius : Fenwick
James / Blscss
j Morris Milburn'
Ignatius j Langley
Stephen Hayden
Robert Loker
Charles Dent
George Thomas
Francis T Floyd
John G LilFbaru =
John f Mattingley
David " Tyler
Joseph T Cough
John II Turner
John A Dunbar
Clement c Spalding
Francis j Stone
Geo VIM Goddard
James Dillahay
VIM A Combs
Richard II Reeda-
James 6 Spaldiug
Thomas r Hodges
Geo NJ Lyon
VIM T Leach
James Il Tnomas
Augustin L TayeaE
James I Abel
Francis G Neale
Thos l. Harrison
Alex " Turner
John E Simms
Geo r Garner
Samuel C Thompson
VIM { Hooper
G NJ c Jones
John II Waters
J Edwin CoaG
James Joy
VIM 4 Kirk
Henry Watts
VIM " Combs,
Walter Ford
f Leo SpafGhg
VIM Fl Drury
John < Carpenter
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lO:o |

This land is su
dover which will !
the day Of sale.
This laud is hc2
mouth Of Smith !
Potomac river and |
Cairc's hich groI
The improvements
DIV ELl.lNG, BAL
UT-HOll>ES. |
the staples grown VI
rich and easily tilic1
i nc i CthiS ol -
the day Of sac vr |
of, aud the halau |
meuts at l. and |
purchaser giving \ 4
deferred payments
june > It'll. 1865
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STATEMENT
of the
Expenses of Saint Mary's County
FOR THE FISCAL YEAH KNl1fAluKiNE 30 1869.

County
of the Code Of Public Genera Law which provides that
shall publish
their detailed
said
of
their respective of such
within of such
place of hlling each election district
REHABILITATION COUNTY CHARGES,
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S21,1 1868
5,70S.l9
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s27,423,S2
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Dyson Wrleh
VIM F. Ovens
Francis l. Alb eli
George 7 Burroughs
VIM s Bean
Anderson Green
Whit Hanmett
John Y Carpenter
Jas Oliver Ncale
Geo " Morgan
Jos E Johnson
Washington Abell
Jas Fl Wilson
Miss Irene Furck
james S Downs
Susan Drury
William Quade
Washiu gtou Bowlss
Robert II Nsae
John c Mills
Abram Garner
John Thompson
John S Hell bert
HarristGreso.
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James II Wilson 4
The harrison bal o.
Vm A Loker
5'hoS n..iew
Il nowrs
: T. spai,iing II
tieuj Hewitt b.
Charles Dean ?,
Il II Garner ma,
John I King Taxcs
b J A bell
Jane c BaTch ros
VIM F lsradhurn DC
Y L Da~kt0s 70
John Parsons money
Interest
Total
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-02

Mr.. fenvlck moved an mendmeut for paw
ing the lzeorers employed by the Nayor under
the provisions of the bill, At the rate of 81 per
day.
Mr.. Crocker called the attention OF the Board
70 the great amCun; Of suferng among the poor
OF fthe city, and the necessity for the adoption OF
JudIoIous measures of relief, but wonId not
press the passage OF the oill this evening.
After further debate the one liberation o: he
bill was postponed.
Mr.. Moore called MP the hill providing for
the appointment of n SuperInteu dent of Lamps
.. $40 per annum, aud TWO lamphght-rs for
each ward al 500 per annum each, aud A. was
passed.
Mr.. Feuwics introduced a resolution in.
strucung the surveyor Uniform the Board Of
he amount lustly due Mr.. : smusl Cook ne
contractor, Tor improvement Of Grant strret,
and the reason Why the special tax 20 cover
the eNp'nss OF the Improvement has not been
assessed and collected After cons erabie
Debate. the resolution was Withdrawn.
Nh. Rchalds, from Improvements Commit
tee, reported the following, which were ps--ed-
Resolution appropriaung >EI u buhi foot
BRIGGS In The seventh Wsrc. hill ma<ing an
appropriation 10 pay dehCI-ncy tor grazing
and sraNelllng @th street west. from q =
streets north; bill making an additional appro-
pTration for grading and sravelling street
north, from -th TO 1ith West: hiIl lsga.iztng
Sml n Burlews : patent concT"-e pavement
for iooi-waik>, Ac.; bills 10 set the cUrbstunes
ard pave the fOOtways and cutters on the wss'
side Of Isl street we>-, between u street north
and Indiana avenue. aud north side OF q street
north, bet we-n LIST 81. west and New Jersey ay.
hlil approprIauLg a. deHcIsncy : I.Ol for con:
sructng bridge over the rsyIne at 81 street
west and l. street north, Dill approprIating a.
defclency S3,uJ0 for grading 18th street west.
from M 10 q streets north: bill Ia grade X street
south from ith 10 5th streets east. and loint re
ClUiboO4nstructiDg the COMMITTEE ou Improve
M nts 10 not report tavorably on any bill for
grading and graveling streets or other i'm
pIoNtments until after an estimate is submitted
thereon by the Surveyor. This last was amend =
ed by Mr.. Moore, authorizing the Committee
- call on the surveyor for estimates Mr.
Richards offered a communication from the
Commissioner Of the ASYLUM; which was re-
teTred. Mr.. Cook, from Market Committee, re-
ported adversely on the petition for further
expenditures on the C-ntre Market Mr..
Knight, from Wharves Committee, reported
favorably Oh bill increasing the salary of the
HaTbor Master TO sligo. Mr.. McCathran
moved 10 amend the bill so a. 20 increase the
Assistant Harbor Master 10 s6o0 per snnum;
amendment accepted and bill passed Mr.
Fenwick offered a bill TO decrease the amount
OF bonds, and 10 provide for their cancellation:
referred. bill for the relief OF @. q. Calvert
was passed. Mr.. Larman offered a resolution
appointing committee of three To investigate
the affairs of the Commissioner Of the First
Ward, from the time OF his appointment 10 the
present time adopted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-02
HKLxBoLD . EXTRACr or BUCHU

huncreds sufcr on IN silence. aud huudreds ~
others Apply Salny To druggists and doctors. - no
cure OF apply remedies which make them worse
would not wlsh 90 assert anything that would 90
that although IL may he produced fron ence.si.e
eshsustlon OF the power. of life. by lsborioas en-
PioD ment, nwhole-ome air aud food pr,fuse men
strustion, the use Of tee ana oonee, and freaaer,
chldbirth, 10 10 far oftener caused by direct irri
, tsnon, ,spsned 10 the mucous membrane OF the
When reviewing the causes OF these dtstre.-tp,
Complaints. u 10 most painful 60 cOnt.m plate tbs
stendant sNls consequent upon them. IL ~ but
timple Justtce 60 the subject ts enum-rate fes a
the life health, and happiness of womsn ia ali
classes OF society. and which. consequently aNrrt
man family The mania thai eai.ts far s,a nn
education and marriage. causes the years that pa
tnIs dessnsd for corporesl development 20 D..
wasted and perverted IN the restraints ef dres.
the early confinement OF school, and ee pee ly in
the unhealthy excitement Of the ball room Thus,
With the BODY halt clothed. and the mind undnIy
excited by pleasure, peryerting in midnight r.xsl
the hours designed BY nature for sleep aud res:.
In consequence Of this early strain pom ber sy,
tenn unnecessary effort is required by The delic.i.
day, thus aggr awaiting the evil. When one excite
uent ts over, another in prospective keeps 10.
nos constant restraint Of fashionable dre.s s,soo
utey forbIcsine the exercise lndi- g. the
strength, the exposure 10 nj zh, air: the ,aid.n
chsnge a temperaturej the CON plete prosrratioD
produce their legitimate efeCt Al Last. an earl
marriage caps the climax OF misery an ths On
iortunete one, hitherto utterly regardless of tte
plain dictates and remous,rances ~ her d-lio.ts
nature, becomes an unwilling subject o medical
treatment. This is but truthful pic cure Of ~.
Hperience OF thousands Of our youns woms N
Long befsre the ability O. exercise the functions
II the eenerstiye organs, they require On ed urs
non OF tneir peculiar nervous system cumpo.sa
OF What 10 called the tissue. ehic n is In conm0u
win the female breast and lips. eN identity uud.r
the control OF mental emotions aud as,ocistins a;
an early period OF life; and, as we shall sun.e
gueb tiy zee. these en- otiops. when excessive lesd
haltf n
NE OF their victims ere nature has self CON lsts
their deyelo lopment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-02

The PRIZE RING-The approaching event
between Tom Allen and Charles Gallagher is
the absorbing tropic OF interest. though there
appears to be only one opinion as to the result,
tie betting two 10 one on Allen, which odds
nevertheless find numerous takers. Both men
have already commenced training in earnest,
and a most determined encounter is anticipated
II is expected that o. Bald win will be severe.
~ dealt " ith in Boston when he comes mp for
sentence. Wormald, IN boiling. when he got
he chance, and leaving his sureties to settle
with the authorities, only realized the antIci-
patrons Of many who suspected him all along
The following are smong come OF the prinei.
pal contests announced February l3-Pat
Hollaran and Bill keyes, for 5000 l3-James
Dusan and Bill Horan, for $500; l6-John Hun.
ter and Patrick tBassett, In Pennsyl vania, for
S2OO a side; a3-Tom Allen and Charley Gala
gber, for 1000 and the championship OF Amer
lea; 25-Daniel Dolan and Michael Welsh, in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-02

EAsHINGTcS, D. g .JaBusrJ ls. 1850
Ieheerfrlly certify that my wife hiss been for the
pact two weeks under the treatment OF Dr. Aboru
74e street, and is rsI idly regsnins her hearing
having been deaf for the past si1 years, her gen
er,I health, also, is much improved. She has been
treated Tor deafness ty some six eminent pkysi-
clans in Boston. and her case pronounced incura-
ile She can now hear ordinary converssti IN
which she bad been deprived of for so long 4 m.
I~oula state that the treatment Of Dr. Aborn T.
not painful, nor il the least degree unpleasant
GEO. T. sMALLwOsD,
FUsiness AGENT Columbian CoIege
Washington, ID. O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-02
TESTIMONIAL FROM REV. JOHN HaIsEs

TESTIMONIAL FROM REV. JOHN HAISEs
WssH.Ss TON, d. c. January l4,ISs
To IHE PURLJC
have been partially sfhicted with ar ulcsrsted
disease Of my throat for sbous three ears. which
st times caused re TO relinqsish sll business In
dssd, for two yeSrs have been unable to perform
PASTORAL duties, owing to the serious condition
of my thrOst was provideatisIIy ad Sised 70 ap-
Ply to nr. Abe-n, at 2ie street, bJ one Of his
patients, vhi>h did about two weeks ago, aud
within the tTief period Of two weeks, under his
shiIlful treatment, can cheerfuIly state that I
consider myself permanently cured. There seemed
ts be peculiar properties In DR. AborH treatment
which scteC like magic in my case.
BEV JOHN HAINES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-02

REMARKABLE IkANCE CAsE.-A number
OF the milwaukee, physicians have been exam.
ming remarkable case a. Burlington. Iowa
hat of Nina Rousche. On the tn of January
she called her. father 10 her bedsid. and told
sleep long time. She said she should look a.
fhough she was dead, but she would not be
dead, and made her father promise that be
Wontd lot bury her. She then sank away. and
mas IaId Ia that state since the IN of January
On Monday last vein was tapped. and The
blood howed as naturally as IL would in liy-
lLg person.