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DIED.

MCNEAL. On Sunday, the 3lst uliimO at 2 IS %.
n Mrs. OLIVE McSEAL, the beloved wife of
Marcus McEeal. OF tins city.
The funeral will taxi place from 80 18th street
between Penpsyivaria avenue and street. at 10
' clock .. N. to MOI row Tuesday
kOC hester ". \ and Medina N. Y. papers
please copy
tARRAR On MoHtay. February lat, 1872
LAI IA fORD, wife Of James W. Earrsr, aged
; years
The funeral service will BE- held in St Ohm,
CHURCH curner LOT b AM sts., on Vein sda y, At
I2m 81
KING Friday night. the 18th uItimo Mrs
MAkl =. KING, aged rs years
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NOVELTY FOUHDsY AND MACHINE
WORKS,

"~Dtnof WESI VIBuINIA'
We have on hand one Portable Steam y NH
q Horse Power that Ne viii sell ct our works
Nr si1eo cash; also. several portable engines
s9tASis Tor threshins machines Of 10 horse povsr;
O'seEsrsi portable eng inss o6 wheels fron u .
= aosse power or under. Persons vishinats bar.
new or second hsad mac hfnsry, engines or
l'oa. would do we'll 90 call ar addr,ss ri
LsEsf t.cO., PsrksFstars, West y,ryiaf..
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1ts use In Asafic Cholera either % preseativs
or cure. IL Of more value % the world than an
other discoveries IN vogue.
II instantly secures rest, stop the Cramps anA
spasms and holds the constituents OF the blood to-
gether, eQualizinR the circulation end preyeufins
the separation Of the vstery csnstitaenfs from the
other properties OF the blood and arrs0ts vomtiu1
ana purgfne In yellow Fever il IL Iikewsse III
potent, and With the assistance Of Railway PiIls
them that may Be seized.
and other 1evsrs. its use will always insure .
cure.
In Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gost, Tie Dolorssr,
Sore Throat. Diptheria. In9usazA, In al oases al
innamoation. the Rssdy Relief. sssistsl vhsa 70.
auired With the Rsselvsnt aD1 Pills, Will sarsiy
effect cure.
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TO.MOR ROW

TOMORROW.
RY GREEN q WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers
NO. SSo Southeast corner 7th and d streets.
b AR T Il o Lows
GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE
By CATALOGUE
VIII commence On TUESDAY. Feb 2,Is;s a. II
cioes, and will continue from day to day until eli
Catalogues are now ready for distribution.
BARTHOLOW,
SIS 7th street, Washington, ID. q.
lsS -lot GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RY WIN. L. WALL CO., Auctioneers,
~ Stores 81 5 and 81,
southwest cor. Penna ave. and 9th street.
SPLENDID BUsISIss PROPERTY FRONT.
MG On PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, az.
AZ sfISrTInnNNT h AND ELEvEHfH SITS,
a. On tEsDAY AFTERNOON, February ?.
E;; at four O'Clock. we viii sell. in trent OF the
premis. 9. that valuable property, being store
No $50 ID street, north side, bstw cen Tenth and
Eleventh streets fronting twenty two feet ON
sMeei, And running back one hundre feet 10 an
aliSy The improvements are four story Brick
now under good rent. with the use of side alley
ne only reason tor selling is that the owser has
retirtd from business, aud the above propert :
onere great ms ucements to purchasers to procure
one OF the most desirable pieces of business mn
cry IN fennsylvanta avenue
Terms One-third cash; balance in six, twelve
ana eighteen months, the deferred payments TO he
secured by deed of trust on the premises
we would respectfully cali tine attentisn OF
buyers to the above sale
deposit OF 500 will be requirad as soon as the
pioPsrty Is solo, W. WALL a CO.
Ja.o Auctisneers.
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ITS GRAND P.wER IN THE PREVENTION
AND CCkE OF PESTlLENTIAL AND
CONTAGIOUS DIsEASEs

IL 10 In diseases where inmedia ate and sbsalu,.
assistance and relief H. required wherein TN. re,ne
dy proves ITS superior, and We might say, super
natural power In saving life, aud promoti an
health.
In cases where Epidemic Diseases, Pestilenoe,
Small Pox. Fevers. 6s. exist. this remedy proves
cure No one that the Ready Relief when
Asistie Cholera, Yellow Fever, Typhoid Fever,
will be seized with these diseases; aud IL seized
when using IL. will be cured IL the directions are
followed. Simple as this remedy 10, ia possesses
the elements Of cure OF the most violent PAL nful
and fatal diseases that scourge the earth.
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SHOCKING CRINE--Albert b. PIKE was
arrested last Thursday, at FItchburg. Massa-
chuset's, Tor adultery with his daughter-In-
law, and shortly afferward was indicted for
The murder OF has wife. II is said that ne
Told his daug teT-In-law that he could or
would marry her If her mother was out OF the
way. Mrs. Pyk e died on Thursday in violent
-pasms, declared oy physicians 70 have been
Ne effect OF arsenic. The daughter has been
arrested. and bob parties are nowIn Fitch
burg laii, awaiting the result of post norton
vXamInaiIon. The deceased was about fifty
yrars old The daughter is twenty SIX
- EIder Knapp Year ago bought I-rOO
acres of CalIfOrIi:. land at - an acre which
ae nas sold lately al So
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SHOCKING SUIC1DR IN A HOUSE OF ILL
tANE-lsaac .. Davis committed suicide IN
New 4 OK on Thursday, by shooting himself
through the head. He was q married man. but
,oOut twelve months ago had been cohabiring
with Augusta Clarke DAVIS had been board
ING AT 2l East broadway, and usually met
Augusta AZ 125 Crosby street. At about 1
y clock IN the evening, while Jeanette Grant
Snd HOnora Clarke Were in the room. Augusta
Crmanded some money, and threatened to pawn
4 lScket which she had, containing mis- like
ress Tn remark led TO words between Ds
NIs and Augusta, during which the former
Threatened 20 Kill her. While thus speakIny
u Grew four bdTreled pistol and pointed
r"wsId her. ami she begged him not to XIII ber
IL then said If be spared her life. he would
axe ms own, and. holding the muzz.e to tn.
tiSht SIDE OF MS head, Just above the ear, h.
pulled the trigger. The ball crashed through
~ skull and passed out Just above the nose
s.llIng him IDstaLtly.-N. L.. SttE.
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La Grand VictOrie.

the Ia CRAM =, the most somfortabls
1nd fnchionaele SKIRT, sdaptsd for the Dreseat
Papieg Dree, can be had aud made 70 order &C Mr.
BAUnS CELEBRATED HOOP skirt AND
SOks1I pACIORf, where ladies' can also lad
the best collected stock % 1RBNCH AND HOME
hADE COkSETs, sH0CLDsR BRACES, PAN
IkBs. BUsfLss, and PROfEOT0RS Goods ere
always warranted 20 NJ. =
BAUMs HooPsKIRT AND CORSET FACTORY,
si5 sBvIHrH STREET,
as IntsIfiesnosr Building
FAIRBANKs soALEs
COCNTER, PLATFORM,
HAY, COAL. Ac. -
JOHN A. BAkEH. Agent,
Louisiana avOBue,
AZ cow between 9th aud 10th streets
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LOST AND FOUND.

g REWARD-Lost, on the 18th instant q large
gC white AM black spotted Russian BLOOD
HOUND. The above r,ward will lie nail II re
tuI ned to CHAS. KLOMAN, Nc 523 NJ ST.. bet
9Th and 10th sts. "a 3o-}t
OST-An Opportunity to secure HOME, If you
- DO not attend the meeting to be held at the
Temperance Hal, on let street west, bstw.e |
ALI are invited. "a "a ~
OST.On Saturday morning, between Plant 3
~ building, Corner 18th street and New York av ..
snd l4th street and Pennsylvania ave. PLAT
returning the same to ONCE. will receive q suit
able reward. STARR d METCALF. cor. New
York avenue and 18th ST. ia IN n
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APPLIED ExTFRNALLY-whsu there q. pssu
Inflammation. saords instant ease

sT0Ps PAIN quicker than morphins. ohisro-
world.
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PERSONAL.

DERsONAL GENTLEMAN wishss the
l. companionship of pretty, gay and Agreeable
would be sde an object, 90 long az m1.naiT sst
sESsY Win vp if possible
CR Icons MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
1-2 MADIsoS AVENUE. NEAR EUrAw STREET,
BALTIMORE, MD,
For the treatment of all Femsle complaints Fir,,
eisss BOARD, and competent attendancs given to
patents communications en nfidential.
In Enthusiastically and Fridays. jaso.tf
J)ERsONAL "A GENTLEMAN having rentsd
i and partially furnished House. fnds he an '
derins it impossible for them to be mSVed hr Sa
re Wishes to reserve the Psriors and the rest
with whom be could board. Best If rssefeness re-
9ulrea. Gall or address DaEw & briggs, Attor.
neys, corner Ith and streets. Jag St.
III vATE PARTIES at the shortest notice. on
Sth b and " 9Th, Navy Yard, FRANK PIsT0RI0.
FOB RENT-FANCY BALL COSTUMES
The snpers wardrobe of well known actor
ments ON exhibition At the southwest cornes of
iO'h auu n streets. a2l-lm
TEE p, MSAssHsITNGII9N H0aoEoPHArHIC
and Isth street. will be opened to the poor. daily
frS% ,s.t9 2 p. m. rs. vEKDI, N. D., Director.
MES R sAwYsR Healing Magnetic Doctres.
lvl and Clairyoyant Mejium. cas be Consulted
streets north. ia8.lm+
TNpIAN SQUAw DOCTRESS-MAO DU-
PBEES, Phrenologist and Card Reader. a14
street, near 9Th. north side. s7-lm-
MADAM ST. CLAIR, seventeenth daughter.
A'l Queen OF the MI sterious Art, probes the Sc
eret Of the human heart, reveals your destiny, at
NO .4s Penna. ave-, bet LIST and ID SITS. js g. W
GENERAL GRANTS SILENCE on important
matters 10 olly eQuslled by the secrecy maiR
tanned by old DR. DARBY when asked il certain
ladies' or esnslspsn have ever consulted him We
ia5-lmr
SYPHILITIC AND SCROFULOUS DISEASES
- aud 8ruptions on the Skin speedily aud thor
oushly cured, by q new and unsur passed German
Secret Medicine, Containing only the choicest
Roots and berbs, and not injuring the system
dies Tor 9out and Acute Rheumatism. Call on W
z. BATTUs, No. street, between Sth and 9th.
south side. ia 9-Im*
nOCTOR II. Z. WOODBURY. has removed his
- effce and residence to No. $50 G street second
door from 18th. jA2 Inn
THE HIGHEST Cash PA I'D FOR LADIR6'.
4 Gents, and Childrenls CAST on Clothing
Boots, Shoes, ETC., at =. e. HARTOGENSIS, An
7th street, between n and n. Any order throush
mail promptly attended to. de s-lyF
nR. LION,
IL 4e6 FOURTEENTH STREET.
Below Pennsylvanio avenue.
tsing physician for the treatment Of FEMALE
COMPLAIN rs in the city. Ladies' suffering from
Irregularities may repose the strictest confidence
In him. He gusRntees . thorough cure. His fees
are moderate, and patients visiting see no one but
the Doctor. ocA1y'
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w OBMLEYs CBLKBRArED
DINING Rooms,
At NOS. $40. 3ii, SIS AND $40 STREET,
Between 18th and 10th strs,is
w u X n l. 4 Y

WORK LEY
rrnish Dinner Parties, suppers, &C., in the ABest
style He purchased when in Paris o superb Din-
ner Set. which cannot be saaalisd In this country.
AI-lm JAMES W0RMLvf.
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PERSONS SUBJECT 20 appopiery. h.s-t d,s-
ease headaches, sudden fsintirgs, should keep the
kehei near them teaspoonful IN water. wIu. %
three minutes, remove ell din Guilty.
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BANKERS.

JAY COOKE CO..
BAN kD
PIyfHIRYA srRII1, OPPOSITE rIHAsslY
Buy and % at current market rates, and
constantly on hand full supply ofa,l
oOvERNMEHT BONDS,
sRVBN.THIRTIEs AHD o0APOUHD
INTEREST HOTIB.
Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &c., sxsecses
and collections made on al accessible poinz.
o. l.H
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If SUDDENLY SEIZED Win pain. oas tee
spoonful ~ glass OF water will tee mi mates
remove all uneasi ness,
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AUCTION SALES.



RH oQOPIR . LATIMkR, Auetiosesrs.
- Late Clerks With J. O. McGuire . Oo.J
' ': ssssr cse. ' sSiSins snH nth ''''''
CHANCERY SALE or VALUABLE RIAL
ESTATE
- BY virtue OF Q decree Of the Supreme Court
ot the DistriSt Of Columbia, passed IN EIuity
sell on MONDAY, the Isl DAY Of FeSrusry, isse, ct
O'Clock p m, g the auction rooms Of Cooper q
Letimer, Lot lot ten, in Square au.
Ins Mtuetea In most eligible part 81 the
elV ana the rapid enhancement in the value OF
nroIery IN that section OF the city should attract
the o. enilon OF those desiring soe investment
Terms Of sale ss prescribed By the decree One
third cseh, and the balsncs in elk and twelve
In notes bearing interest from .y of sale
sno eneorsed 10 the satisfaction of the trustee
StamIs arc cor veysnctng at cost OF purchaser. A
Deposit OF SS will be req aired on the lot 1T the
time Of sale.
JOHN J. JOHNSON. Trustee.
10 dts COOPER LATIMkR Aucts
llY COOPER LATIMER, Aucttoneer,.
~ tSuccessors TO Jas, q. Mc(iuire 10 4
Southwest corner 81 Penn avenue ana lith street
Star Once Building
STOCKS AT AUCTION
On MONDAY AFTERNOON February lst 1870
az .1s clock at our suction rooms, We shall sell
go shares Washington and Georgetown Railroad
~ shares Washington Gaslis ht Company. Stock
Loo Cooperation Georgetown stock
'eV o1spGr: S Washington six per cent. Quar-
10 shares New Merchants s e. Stock.
Terms cash. COOPER LATIMER
JAZZ Auctioueers.
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SS O0O WORTH OF CLOTHING, PIECE
FURNISHING GOODS
AT AUCTION,
At the Great Central Clothing Store 400 7th
street, opposite Post Once,
commencing WEDNESDAY, 9Th, at half past
o. ana Continue every evening until sold
folly CO,
JAzoIm Auctoneers.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
FOR sALE-The NORTHERN LIBERTY Bill.
No 1LeA1i SALooN. Inquire Oh the pr-mises.
go sGsTI MIL Su sr TIE STOCK OF BOOK
Apply INN ediateIy. js2s3t
&SOO CASH WILL PURCHASE ONl of the
SCOU oldest and best BUTTER STANDS in
Centre Market. Sl50 per month guaranteed TO a n
a ss man with small capital Apply at the Star
FOB SALE Oh IXCBANGE-A rare chance for
feEs Ssi1 Asp f A SS
sold cheap. Will take in exchange improved civ
oa country Ieal estate, With part cash Best Of
once ''o'''' Doo !. ri az S,ar
STOCK OF GROCERIES FOB SALE AND
NJ. s moI tSr rent: great chance fer a bust
the grocery ssSrs sGssD Si e sos
cellar and rooms to accommodate q family For
particulars address A 2. B., Star ONCE jaf1 colt
For sALE-A CABBAGE AND HAKs1ss,
BLACK t0EIEs; App, At the Stable. 81
o. BARNEY SANDS, in alley in rear Of -
18th streets. "a n. If
E0R SALE Oh IN EXCHANGE ORAF4RM-
i The STOCK AND FIXrURES Of Q Grocery
st9Ie. one 81 the best stands in the city and
tween 18th and 18th. 10 ii Inn
FOR SALE-STOcK AND FIXTURES of one
y OF the best located Millinery and Fancy Goo1s
II IL, Inire after clock at 81 street, between
FOB sALE-sTOCK and FIXTURES in nav.
ss@n,o ousSe ss well ESTABLISHED requiring from
accepted an interest in Q Baltimor wholesale
house 0S the only reason ioE selling chance
De 81 u 3a6 Seventh street, near
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THE GREAT REMEDY FOR NOME
PURPOSES.

TAKEN INrERNALLY-Hsfst teas poonfCio a.
aud siren sthenine.
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EQR sALE.The NORTHERN LIBERTY Bill.
IlAAD SALOON. Inquire Oh the pr mi es
No. $40 9TH street. ia,8 9ws
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pERsONAL-A GENTLEMAN wishes the
companionship of q pretty, gay and agreeabie
1OCNG LADY, to whom such conn anton shi 7
would De Ia ace an object, SO Icing as mutually sat
HENRY DRAf10N. City Post One feI-st1
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The Midnight Suu,

The following is description of the
scene witnessed by Mr.. Campbell and his
party in the north of Norway as they
stood on cliff l, 900 feet above the sea.
The passage is unsurpassed in graphic
beauty:
The ocean stretched far away in silent
vastness at our feet: the sound of its waves
scarcely reached our airy lookout; away in
the north the huge old sun swung low
along the horizon like the slow beat Of the
pendulum in the tall clock of our grand
fathers parlor corner. We all stood silent,
looking at our watches. When both hands
come together at II o'clock midnight, the
full round orb hung triumphantly above
the wave-a bridge of gold running due
north spanned the water between us and
him. There he shone in silent majesty
which knew no setting We involuntarily
took Oft our hats; no word was said. Com
bine, if you can, the most brilliant sunset
and sunrise you ever saw, and its beauties
will pale before the gorgeous coloring which
now lit up ocean, heaven and mountain. In
half an hour the sun had swung up percep-
tibly on his beat, the colors changed tO
those of morning, fresh breeze RIPPED
over the flood, one songster after another
piped up in the grove behind us-we had
slid into another day.
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How Squire b got his Verdict,

J, M. D-g-s, the able and efficient
president of one of our most important
railroads, in early life hung out his shingle
in Cfalena, place which has since proved
so prolific in public men. Among his first
clients was a well-to-do-farmer, whose land
contained valuable 'lead of mineral, on
which a miner had ''squatted." While
the rights of the proprietor were clear and
unquestionable, the sentiments of the
miners in those ''diggings" were with
the trespasser, and the farmer found it
necessary to resort to the law to reinstate
him in his property. Suit was in.
stituted, and the trial came off. The court
house was filled aby an audience of miners,
whose sympathies for the defendant were
so emphatically expressed that the jury
were overawed, and brought in o verdict
IN accordance with the popular sentiment.
But the court, on application, regarded the
verdict as so contrary to law and equity,
that it at once granted new trial. After
these proceedings were had, Squire B-k-
Sc, who still lives in the neighborhOod III
the enjoyment of a green old age-and
"long may he wave - stepped up to
D-g-s and remarked.
"Young man, have fellow feeling for
you. In this trial you haven't had fair
shake. When 1t comes off again. will see
that you are righted."
At the next term the courthouse was fill
ed with spectators as usual; but, Just be-
fore this case was called, they were observ-
ed to issue in a steady stream out of doors,
until no one but the officers of court, the
jury, lawyers, clients and witnesses were
left. The case WAS tried, and the jury
brought in a verdict for the plaintiff D
g-s was at loss to account for this sud-
den exodus; but when he came to go out,
he found that Squire B-ks-e had opened
faro bank near the courthouse steps
This attraction was too powerful to be re-
sisted Hestern Monthly for September.
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LaZaruS In Church.
From the Princeton (1ll.) Republican


A good story is told of a Presbyterian
church member, at Maiden, that is too good
to be lost 1t seems that the gentleman,
like many other pious individuals we have
heard of, had contracted the habit of
''propping up" for nap during the time of
the minister's most earnest efforts to inter
est his hearers in matters pertaining to the
future. A few Sundays ago, the sleepy
member aforesaid had prepared for his
usual repose, and after the sermon COM
menced showed signs of a visit to
the dreamy land The good minis
ter was determined to wake him up,
and said in a loud voice that the brother
was proverbial in nodding assent to almost
every point he made but he feared he did
not clearly understand the subject. The
remark occasioned smile, but the sleeper
continued on his journey, unmindful of pas
sing events. The minister determined not
to dismiss the contest with one gentle eff
fort, and therefore shouted at the top of his
voice, Lazarus, come forth p The charm
was broken; the sleeper jumped as if shot
and-run his elbow into a pane of glass,
slam-bangl There was moment. s confu-
sion-an audible titter-and the sermon
proceeded with an additional listener. The
incident creates no little amusement at Nal
den,
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The Oldest City i'm the World.

Damascus is the oldest city in the world
Tyre and Sidon have crumbled on the
shore; Baalbec is ruin; Palmyra is buried
in a desert; Nineveh and Babylon have dis
appeared from the Tigris and Euphrates.
Damascus remains what it was before the
days of Abraham-a center of trade and
travel-an island of verdure in the desert
''a presidential capital" with martial and
sacred associations extending through thir-
ty centuries. It was near Damascus that
Saul of Tarsus saw the light above the
brightness of the sun; the street
which is called Strait, in which it
was said she prayed" still runs
through the city. The caravan comes and
goes as it did thousand years ago, there
is still the sheik, the ass, and the water
wheel, the merchants of the Euphrates and
the Mediterranean still occupy these with
the multitude of their wares They
city which Mahomet surveyed from a
neighboring height, and was afraid to enter
"because it was given to man to have but
one paradise, and for his part he was resol-
we'd not to have it in this world,' is to day
what Julian called the 'feye of the East, y
as it was in the time of Isaiah. "the head OF
Syria"
From Damascus came the damson, our
blue plums and the delicious apricot of
Portugal, called damasco, damask, our
beautiful fabric of cotton and silk, with
vines and fawers, raised upon smooth,
bright ground; the damask rose, introduced
in England in the time of Henry Will, the
Damascus blade, SO famous the world over
for its keen edge and wonderful elasticity,
the secret of whose manufacture was lost
when Tamerlance carried off the artist into
Persia; and that beautiful art of inlaying
wood and steel with silver and gold, kind
of mosaic engraving and sculptural united
--~called damaskening which boxes,
bureaus, swords and guns are ornamented.
1t is still city of flowers and bright waters;
the streams OF Lebanon and the ''silk OF
gold" still murmur and sparkle in the will
derness of the Syrian gardens.
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Eo, 2Ss

Nervous Debility with it's gloomy attend
ants, low spirits, depression, Involuntary
emissions, loss of semen, spermatorrhoeo,
loss of power, dizzy head, loss of memory,
and threatened impotence and imbecihty,
find q sovereign cure in Humphreys Homeo-
pathic Specific, No. twenty eight. Composed
OF the most valuable mild and potent Cura-
tives, they strike at once at the root OF the
matter, tone up the system, arrest the dis
charges, and impart yigor and energy, life
and vitality to the entire man. They have
cured thousands Of cases. Price $500 per
package OF six boxes and vial, which ia very
Important in obstinate and old eaaes, or 81
per single box. Sold by all druggists, and
sent by mail on receipt of price. Address
Humphreys Specific Homeopathic Medicine
Co $50 Broadway Now York
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-09-01

AN EARTHQUAKES PERDICTED. "A very gen.
eral excitement was caused in Peru by
the publication of the prophecy of Ger
man astronomer, asserting that on the
10th, 18th and 18th of August of this year
preliminary shocks of earthquake would be
felt in Peru and Ecudor, to be followed, on
the Goth of September or October by a
movement of the earth in that region, and
along the line of the Andes mountains
generally, that would be perfectly appalling
in its effects. This prediction, it appears,
created wide spread terror among the Peru
vians, and families are now preparing to
seek places of greater security. The astro-
nomer cannot ascertain to a certainty
whether the grand rupture will occur in
September or October, but that it will be
on or about the Goth he is confident He
affirms that he has predicted earthquakes
before with perfect accuracy.