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pUBLIC SALE OF a VALUABLE

DUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE
TRACT LAND NEAR BoYDTON,
MECkLENBURG COUNTY, VA.-By virtue Of
q. decree Of the circuit court Of the county Of
Mecklcnburg rendered at the April term thereof
shall, on THURSDAY, 18th day OF July next, sell
to the highest bidder, at public auction at BOYD.
ton, n valuable TRACT OF LAND. adjacent 10
the village, containing FOUR HUNDRED AM
FOUR ACRES AND Lilo POLES, being the
tract upon which James T. Walker recently re-.
sided. A considerable portion of the tract IL
arabic land, with an abundant supply OF wood and
timber for fuel and fencing. There Is upon Il 4
large and excellent DWELLING of recent con-
struction. The location Is ono Of the handso.:ss,
and most desirable In this section Of cou.-t-J aud
would he very convenient toany one doing bust.
ness In BOydton.
TERMS OF SALE One-third of the ,ai chase
money win be required in cash, and the residue in
two equal payments IT six and twelve months-thc
purchaser TO execute bonds for the deferred Day
mcnts, carrying interest from the day Of sale, and
the title to be retained until the whole OF the pr-
chase money Is paid Possession 10 be given on
the LIST dly OF January. 1870.
s. Il. JOHNSON, Commissioner,
je 23-tdS Boydton, Va.
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MILLINERY.


ERESH ARRIVAL OF A<."' ol-,ego
4 tARISIAN MILLINERY. eSMf5G
MRS. b. L. CAHEN, ~ 49,
formerly Mrs. Is. Demclman,) fzsg
at 4c2 Broad street.
has opened THIS DAY her SECOND SUPPLY of
FRENCH MILLINERY; s.s.,
Mihch Tor beauty. aud taste, cannot be surpassed
III this market. Her stock consists of all tie no.
ne!!ics OK The season. AS regards her prices, She
h&,tcis hcrself INST She can sell cheaper than any
T ,H Mouse In the city All who favor her with
thcir patronage cannot fail to buy as she Ia con a.
aEnt mat she can please everybody. ''~'-I /,
"a Do.;E,dLadles wishing to MAKE THEIR OWN.
on her. - 49, >''A'0 eshaonsS W Gaming
VI &12juNTkY MERCHANTS wishing to buy, both
T iSsaie and retail, would do wen to cali ON her
"ILpfr purchasing elsewhere 800 - NSA
May 81, 1893. '1 u NJ.
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'STEAM-ENGINES and BOILERS in city and
country: TOBACCO WORK of all kinds made
and repaired, with all kinds of steam-attings for
same; PLATFORM and ether SCALES AD-
JUSTED and REPAIRED. Exclusive agents for
JuDSON'S PATENT STEAM-ENGINE"G Cow
ERNQR,, SELDEN'S PATENT .STEAM-EN-
CINE PACkIEG,U Utica Steam Gauge Company's
STEAM GAUGES. Every one of these gauges
are warranted for year. We know them to be
the best gauge now In use. They LESS In price
ttcies always on hand We also keep HOLLANDS
PATENT SELF-FEEDING OIL-UUP, for shaft
per cent OF oil. This Is the newest and best thing
now out. Come and see 1t and U.S.. j II ~
u GEORGE Il. SLOAT. ~
my 10 AJACKSON ADDISGTOS.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

pICHMOND BOOK-BINDERY. - tfar-
LII ing large took OF BLANK BOOKS on
hand, we arc prepared to Ill orders without delay.
We manufacture to order blank books of the best
materials, of any size or description. Early orders
solicited from all who intend to open new books
In July. BOOk-BINDING in every style
BLANKS for clerks, lawyers, and merchants.
STATIONERY of the hest quality, and the
largest assortment of NEW and OLD BOOKS.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
ie 1918 Main street.
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JASPER COURIER.
d. g. w. R. R.

lJThe Princeton Clarion says We lesrr
from a reliable citizen OF Patoaa hat III,
old Indisn Silver Mine on The trail iron
V;ncennos across The Patoka s.ver, has re-
Gently been discovered. TIE mines are said
10 b. rich and the ore OF the very best qisi.
iiy. Furnaces were found where The In6l.
ans had melted the ore, and in the bottom
of one Of these furnaces was fonpd quiie u
quantity OF the pure metal The enlerpris.
ing indiv idual Tho made the discovery, took
good care 10 purchase twenty acres of tie
land upon which The mines is situated at lhr
exceeding low price OF $50 per ocre. The
furnaces beaf The marks VI great Antiquity.
10 upon one Of them there stands tree
some fifteen inches in diameter.
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TO CONSU NPTIVES

The Advertise, hsying baen restored /,
heslih ia q lev weeks. BY verv simpl,
remedy. after having suffered several yesr.
With severe lung ah,c,ion, and that drent
hise So. Consu'n y tloh-is anxious 70 muk
Known 10 bis fellow sufferers the means u
cure.
IT, al who desire H. he will send a copy
OF he prescription used (i,,e oi charge
wi,a the directions Tor preparing and u inq
the same. which they viii tiod asu,e cure fol
Coneump,ic0. Ar,bma, y -onchi,s &c TIE
only object Of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription is TO benefl tie iillc;ed, snc
spread information which he conceiyes 10
be Invaluable; and he hopes evory suif. ter
will Try bis remedy, ss i, viii cost the u
nothing, and my prove d blessing.
Pl'ies wishing The prescription viii
. lie use address
Rsv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
lG5 5 n'a Second ~, Wiuusbutgh,
Dec Ill 'oo-y King. CDue'i, Nv YORK
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DEMoREsTs YoUNG Am RIGA Here is
something to charme, amuse, aud ins,uci Inc
boys aud gifls-a new number OF Az Old and
entertaining friend. DEMpREsr's YouKG
4 MERIcA for Msrcn 1869 Pclures, stories
pnzz 70. philosophy, games. refuses. aud
countless other subjects are presented in the
most ;ascioaliDg way 10 interest the young
folks, who, after once peeping into this mar
velousy good book. we ere certain, will not
wish 10 lay il down until every word hss
been read. everv puzzle tried. aud every
pIcsure examined. lurrah FIR You've a MER.
IcA. 81 so per yea; publication ofiice,
o35 Broadway, New York.
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HAYSViLLE STOVE AND TIN STORE
AkD
VI A NJ z Is G. TO Fry.

gIvHE undersigned having permanently
4 located IN Haysyilie, iEforms The eli.
2 MS OF Dubois and surrounding counties,
h.t he keeps Always on hsnd 0 general az.
-ortmenl oi STOW { aid Tin Ware Of 81
kinds which he ofrrs for sale at prices
~l zen deity competition tie also MAMMA c.
'nr, = 10 order AZ Tin Work. warranted in
tb- test sts IL. aud Of he beet ma'er,l A
shar. Of The pnp'c patronage j. re-yec'fu Nv
solicited. $40 NJ ne is determined 10 please.
u " III Or io ycnr interest ~ call on him be.
tore re'ror 'zing people swsv from home.
Auc II 'G6- JOSEPH TORY.
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LlSI' OFF LANDS,

a dverlise1 for sale for-tne non paymrnl
OF principal and interest due and remaining
unpaid 10 the Common ard Canpress,ona
School Funds OF Dubois County, Iuolana.
The south west quarter OF the south cas-
quarter and part OF the south east quartz,
OF the south west qua,ier, Section l2 ,aer
: south OF range 3wrsi, cpnisiuing 20 acres
mor'gaeed by Joseph s McMnhel to the
state Of Indiana. for the use OF ihe G mmou
School Fnnd, September Is. 1863 tor ,he
sum OF 500; interest due January lst 1869
81 90; total amount due including damo Ne
aud costs Sll9 90.
STATE OF lNDIAHA. DUBors G uTsY So:
II MARTIN FRIEDMAN, Aualior Of
SAID County, 10 said Sat, d. HEREBY cer,iiy
that the foregoing List contains full and
correct statement Of oil lands liable TO be
advertise and sold for The non payment O,
principal and iuterest due and r, mining
unpaid. t. The Common and Cnnrfes lu, II
school Funds Of Dubois County. % he 4 h
Monday Of March. 1869, together Win the
dameges and cost Of advertising the same,
witness my hand as Auditor Of said c.,
This l9'b day Of February 1869.
MARTIN FREEDMAN, a nc.
NOTICE is hereby given 70 ali whom il,
may concern. that the whole OF the several
tracts OF land. 10 the foregoing list contsin.
ta' or 90 much thereof as may be necessary
'opay The principal and interest. damages
and coss OF advertising, due from The owner
,oereof, will be cold at the Conrl House
uoor IL Jasper. Dubois County, State Of Ird,.l
sea' on The 4,h Monday OF March, 1869, IN
fss 'hs said principal, interest. damages
ano costs be paid before tia, tine. Witness
18th day OF Feb, 1869. '"''
MARTIN FRIEDMAN. "A. D. C.
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ERROkS OF YOUTH

A Gen'leman who suffered Tor years iron
Ne vous Debility, Premature Decay. and a
The effects 90 youthful ,nd-cretion, will, TO,
the sake Of suffering humsniiy send free Il
"A 'lwho need il, the recipe and directions fo,
making he simple remedy BY hch he va,
cured s earers wishing to prof, by tho
adverd'er's experience. can 40 so by sd
dressing, in perfect ronfiience.
JOHN b. OGDEN ~ Cedar
Dec IL 1862 Sire, New York.
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Beware OF Conn'Pfirn-! Smuh', Tom
syrup ans been couu,erf.i,ed. md the con,
terieiter brought 70 grief
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
Inc genuine article mus, have Dr.. job,
Bo''spr'yale Stamp On eoch bonle. DR.
John Bull only has The right 10 manufacture
and cell The original John Smiths Tonic
syrup OF Looi-viin Ky. Exsmine weIi,hs
'so'i ~ each boiie, do no pm Chase, or you
viii be deceived See my c"Inmn adyer.
'scmeni. AID my show c.fd. ! wIil nrnae
CUE "a' in'ntgioe on ny tight. IL, gen
h'ne sm''h'' Tune syrup csn olly b. pre-
pared by m.seli.
The pubie's servnn,,
ND HAHN
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TIE LaDT's FklEsD. FOR M4 RcH tn,
March nuUber OF s.Quseu OF lhs Month
hr-,' opens with fine steel enrrsyinr cal
led IA the freight" Tais j. followed b,
the usuui haDdeome coiored steel tashioi
plate Then We have the usBa larg. nun
Der Of engravings devoted to the fashions
needle WORK. &c. As Ia she literary con.
iente, "R LAND YoAKE" the deeply in,er.
es'iDg povrist by the famous aui Epr OF last
LYNNE aud the piGusns aud fomantic story,
Between Two are continued Among
VI" other contents We aye not. THE Story
81 Two Summers,'' b. Nora Perry. Eiiio.
iials. fashionable Intelligence. &c. Pub
i'-hsd by Deacon & Peterson, 3I9 Walnut
sese', Philadelphia. at 81 50 a year (which
also Includes large s,eri engiaving). -Four
copies. So. Five copies (ant one g,atls)I
50. ''rne l. dy's .Frend'' and "Ine S.tur.
dsv Evening Poet (and ono engraving, }
81 %
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A CARD TO NVAL'DS.

Clergy man, white residIng 10 Scu'i
A mercs ns a ~:onsr,, discovered ss 4.
nd simple remedy f,r the Cure 81 Nefvou,
Wsakness, Er'y Dec'y, Diseases OF -,
URINARY aud seminal Organs, aud HE Who'll.
train of disorders brought on ~ barefu
aud vicious bshis. hreat numbers have
been cured hy this noble remedy. Prompt.
ed by desire 70 Benefit the afll ced and
unfortunate, will send the recipe for pre-
parting and using ,his medicine, in . seniad
voi8p-. TO any one who needs Il, FRrp
Of CHARGE. Address.
JOSEPH T. iNMAN, Sntion d.
Feb7 t5, Bible House. Mo- Yofk Cuv.
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COURT NOTICE.

Sta'e Of Indiana. Dubois County, So;
In Ire Circuit Court o Dnbas County. IL
'he State OF Iodiona, March term A. ID.
1870
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! be public's servnni,

DR. JOHN BULL
Louisville Ky. Anri. 20 80.
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ES The Phfeuo ,isa Journal 'or March
n'ains--tbe Champions OF Social Reform
Mrs Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Bliss
Susan Anthony; De Bu, The grea, viz.
inist; Samuel A. Crowther, The negro Bish.
%: John j. WATSON. American Musician:
Mans Power over Death: Pei,ier, Pure.
noiogis,: a moug the Pacific Islanders: O VA.
ker Religion: Wtchcrafi: The Woman
Question in Germany: & orge Oiinger, the
Rocky Mountain Artist, etc With many
portraits snd other Illustrations. Only 80
cents. or 50 year. Address s. Il WELLS.
$50 Brosdwny, N. Y.
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CGNJsJGAa. E0vE.

AND TaE HAPPinEss OF TRUE MAIRIAGE
Essay Tor Young Men, on ihe Error.
4 5ases aDd Diseases which destroy III,
Mrnly Powers cod create mp, d.ments &,
MARRIAGE, with sare means OF rei,ei. SFI3
IA scaled letter envelu9 .ree 81 change -
sdaress. Dr.. J ShlLLiN ilOUhHiON.
Howard As-oelntion. pniade,phia, p.
Feb 81. '69-v
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EeE IT KNOWN, Thst on This 4h dsy
- OF FcbruBry,ir the yea. 1869 NE abov.
named plaintiff, by his Attorney. H. d IN
The Office ot HE CLERK q the Cn,ui Court,
III comploini against said dsfendsr's in me
above ln'iiied cause, together vi !, M hi
davi, oi competent person., thar said De.
tnnfsn's Aioi> Kods!le C L. Kpidnar.
j. aux Skinner Joseph B,sgg and Jo.rpb r
Ssinnrr, IRE not residents Of the State oi
Indiana.
Said defendants are therefore. hereby no
al u Of the ling and tendency OF said com
plalni against them, and that unless they
appear aud answer or demnr thereto. ot,he
toilirg ui sniu cauee On The second day Of
The rex, Tenn o. sud Cuur,, a. be hon.
aud b, ID AZ the Court House in Jssos,
Inc 5'h Monday 10 March, n,x,. ~sld cam
Pla'ni, aud the matters md things ,berei,
con,n'ned and alleged, Will be hea I'd md 4.
lei'rinsd IN Their absence w
HENRY A. H0LTBhUS, Clerk ne
q. Dane. ATTY for P,'ff,
Fab &, 1868
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GLASS WARE.

N grea'vnrie'y, and o. The bes, quality
ot low nriccs, at the Drug Store.
EC-. n Soes v~,-.rrz rrEupr
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A Pnre bIapded English Race Stallion
"A from full blood Messenger and b,
Impcrted Albion. con be seen at Jaspev,
Dubois county, Ind. An in,eres, for sale.
n. NJ. WELMAN.
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matchmaking aad Wagon
FE:sla.rsg.

S--A THE undersigo- r-r--sz-,
.gMY I'd returns his fy5tsfy.i
Sssso.z thanks TO the S-7A
ipeopie ipf their liberia patronage heretofore
'end iniorms them Tint he viii always en-.
dfAvor 70 merit . eoEfiuustion Of il. tie il
st AZ times prepared 30 d. al kipd- OF black
smlihing. ~i'h ne best material ls ~
a'-c s''erd % building ~ repairing wagons,
huggics, piows &c His charges viii he
reasonable. and all work done in The bes,
siyle
TT Special attention given ,o horse-shonino
Ranember The p'ace West Main 81. cnr
nef OF por'ersvile street
G. is '6T-ly FELIX LAMpERT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-23

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF
THE PEABODY SOUTHERN EDUCATIONAL
fUnD.-At the meeting OF the Board Of Trus.
tees OF the Peabody Southern Educational
Fund in Baltimore yesterday, Samuel Watson
OF Tennessee, was unanimously el, cted to fiji
the vacancy Of the late Hon. VIM. @. Rives, Of
Virginia.
The report of Dr. Sears, as gwen to the press
is confined particularly TO operations in Yves.
tern Virginia, Arkansas, and Tennessee He
says: THAT in some Of the States the political
excitement OF the last six months has been I'm.
favorable to that cooperation Of all parties
which is necessary for the establishment and
support Of public schools, and that for this
been postponed" Scarcely any State in the
Union Is making more vigorous exertuons in
behalfof general education than West Virginia
selves for erecting school houses and support.
ing schools is all that could - desired Two
years ago there were no school.houses in the
State, except few academies. During the last
account was given of the conditions on which
appropriations were made. In general, il
would appear that tor every one thousand dol.
iaIs gwen from the Peabody fund. about three
besides what they paid for school houses.
Some further conditions were generally made
such as increasing the number Of teachers, and
proionging the schools to q penod Of ten
months instead Of four, i've, or SIX months.
On motion Of Mr.. Evarts, II was voted that
the next meeting be held on the third Thursday
OF January, 1870, and that thereafter that day
snsll De the time OF the annual meeung, until
Otherwise ordered.
On motion Of General Grant, seconded BY
Governor q Graham, il was resolved that in to.
ken OF our grateful RENE IN bran ce of the founder
OF this trust, copy Of the proceedings of this
meeting, signed by the chairman and secretary,
be transmitted to him, with the respects of tins
board.
Resolutions We're adopted recognizing the
wisdom. fidelity, and diligence winch hsve
marked the course of the General Agent in his
wH0sn tsrn Nff fhow
care and discretion. The Board then ad.
jouIned.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Dur-ng the week, enaing o-uay, there has
been received at the Treasury Depar sment
from the Printing Division, s"ii 90 in FfAe-
tional Currency.
The amount shipped during the same pc.
rlod was as follows: To Assistant Treasurer at
Boston, 21O0.OO0; TO Assistant Trcas nrcr at
Philadelphia. 100,0c0: u. s. Depository at Pitts
burg, Pa, SShOO0 TO National Banks and others.
&1S0,S33. Total, S570Ss3.
The amount Of securities held by the Treag-
1rer Of the Uniied States in trust for Natioual
Banks, reported to-day, were as follows: For
circulating notes, S}i2, ,ii7,U0O; for deposits Of
public moneys, S35,2i7. $50. Total, S377, COS $50
The amount Of National Bank currency Is.
sued during the week was SJ3s 40, making the
total amount issued up to date S3tI,c s6 s26
From this is to be deducted the following
amounts Mutilated bills returned, 81 2O0.s .s32.
notes OF fnsOlvent banks redeemod by United
States Treasurer, 1919, 12s leaving in actual
circulation Al this date, S299. .1i6, 166.
The eamOInt Of Fractional Currency redeem, 4
and destroyed during the week was S5ss 42S
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WIsHInGToS, d e January l3, 1852
Ieheerfully certify that my wife has been for the
past two weeks under the treatment Of Dr. Aborn.
24e street, and Is srspidlyressinins her hearing,
having been deaf for the past six years; her gen
eral health, also, is much improved. She has been
treated tor deafness by some six eminent physi-
clans in Boston, and her case pronounced incura.
lie. She can now hear ordinary conversati On
which she had been deprived Of for so long time.
1 would state that the treatment Of Dr. Aborn Is
rci painful, Eor in the least degree unpleasant.
GEO. T. sMALLwO0D
Business Agent Columbian College
Washington, ID. O.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This AfterRooR's Dispatches.
GEN. GRANTS RECEPTION IN BAL.


BALTIMORE, January 23.-This morning
before the public reception of General Grant,
the entire fire department OF the city, and
several hundred of the police force, au alarm
OF fre wss struck, End all the engines were
soon at werk, on Monument Squire, after the
exhibition a large number o. citizens includ-
ing many ladies, called on the General at
Barnum's Hotel. Governor Bowie, who was a
comrade of the Generals in Mexican war v,s
among the number. After the reception Geo
Grant was accompanied TO the depot by the
City Council, aud lett TO- Wasbin gtopl
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TESTIMONIAL From REV. JOHN HAISEs
WAsHISGTOS, ID. C., January IA, $50.
To IHT PUsLIc:
have been painfully afhi,ted with an liberated
disease Of my throat for about three years. which
1t times caused me to re,inluish all business In
deed, Ger two years have been unable to perform
my vcstorsl duties owing to the serious condition
Of NJ throat. I was providentislly advised TO sp-
ply 20 DR.. Abern, at 24> + street, By one Of his
Pat. snts, which 4 die about two weeks ago, and
within the brief period Of two weeks, under his
skillful treatment, can cheerfulIy state that 1
consider myself permanently cured. There seemed
be peculiar properties IN DR.. Aborn = treatment
which acted like magic in my case.
BIV JOHN HAINES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-23

A DIVORCED COUPLE ELoPE AND PLUNGE
INTO MA1RIMoNY AGAIF.-About three wears
ago young man named James Smith, an en-
ployee OF the Kentucky Central Railroad,
wooed and married Miss Lizzie Lee one of the
me st charming girls in Pendleton, XIV, Iust
when budding into young womanhood, being
only ''sweet fifteen" After living together
some eighteen months, during which they
were blessed with an heir, domestic dificui-
ties occurred. which marIed the happiness of
t1er welded life, ana culminated in the di-
yorce of the parties-the wife retaining posses-
sion OF the child and resuming her maiden name
of Lizzie Lee. Now comes the sequel. After
the separation of more than q year-duriue
which time Miss Ii e had a number Of suItors tor
her hand-her former husband could bear N no
longer, but earnestly renewed his prote.tatiops
OF love. which were aavoTably and lovingly
received. An elopement vas planued-for me
old folks objected to the proposed remarriage,
and on Monday evening of last week. the
yodng lady succeeded in eluding the vigilance
of her parents, reached Cincinnati safely, again
stood at the bridal altar and were again uuitcd
In marriage. The long separation is ended: il
mas doubtless been unpleasant to both; the
child-vife agsin nestled confidiugly upon the
bosom OF the husband Of her younger days; the
iather name will NO longer be forbidden one
70 his own child but the little fellow can gain
Chamber on his papa's knee. 1t is doubtless
best.
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TESTIMONIAL From SON OF MRS
JOSEPH fOLLAN5BrE

WAsHISGTO ID. O., January "a. 1853.
Dk. ABORy-Desr Sir: In justice 10 you and the
teneht Of the afflicted. wish t. add my testimony
TO the list Of tiose whom you have cured. Four
teen years ago had the scarlet fever, and have
been deaf in my left since, until was
relieved By you. placed myself under yoar care
i've days ago, and received IN improvement BY the
FIRST operation and have continued to improve so
that now i csn hear the ticking Of a watch some
eight inches from my ear.
CHARLES FOLLANsBEE,
street, between 9th and 7th.
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IBy Bankers aud Broxers Telegraph. I

Lewis johnson 4 Co. quote stocks and ooua,
IN nome and foreign markets follows.
NEW YORK Jan. 23.-First Board-U. s. os.
,ssi' coupon, ll2A; 6.20's. Isea. coupons. lis;
tst4, coupon, 10eh; 1865, coupons ITO; 1855.
coupon, new, 1oex: 6.2O's. 1854, coupon, Ios <:
lS;ao's, coupons, O7 <; Pacific Mail, IlsH OHIO
miss Certihcates, 33x: Mariposa,7 4 Atlantic
Mail. none; Canton, 5sA; Cumberland, 81;
w. U. Telegraph 354: q Quicksilver, % 4; Boston
Water Power, lax; N. Y. Central, IG3b; Ere
3s%; do. prefd, none; Hudson, BOY: Readins.
9SS; Michigan Central. 1171; Michigan south,
ern, 95K; Illinois Central, 13s; Cleveland and
Pittsburg, Sk; Northwest 81 I; do preferred.
u; Cleveland and Toledo. los 4: Rock Island.
l32k; Fort Wayne, l23; Alton & Terra aaute
40k; Toledo & Wabash. g.; Adams Exp.
59hi Wells, Fargo & Co. Exp. 81; American
Express, 42ki United States EXP, -: Mer.
chants Union, Is; Chicago & Alton, none: do.
preferred, l45. Gold, 135xal36k.
TBy Cable.l
LONDON, Jan 3d. ii q. m-Consols, g.. II
s. Bonds, 75%; Illinois, 80: Erie, 26X
FRANKFORT, III q. m.-Bonds, 79H
LIVERPOOL, IL a. m.-Cotton market opens
easier sales will reach I5,0O0 bales. Mid
Cling Uplands, lIXi Middling Orleans, IIaa
1lL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-23
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

DECEMBER Il, 1868.
5his 10 TO certify that have been afflicted with
Ohronie Catarrh and Sore Throat for twenty years
Dast, and have suffered acutely therefrom for two
years. Though not very deaf, 1 have always heard
indistinctly. i have been under the treatment Of
Doctor Aborn, of 3as y street, for two weeks, and
eheerfuly assert that . Of the Chronic Catarrh
and Sore Throat 10 being rapidly effected and that
! hear much more distinctly than before was
treated. J. p. JONES,
Third Auditors Office.