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wasHISsTos. O
THIS e g certify that have hAs a very painful
Bunioa Of two yesrs standing has beet Cor good
deal 81 the time 50 painful and badly s.ollen %
csr 3 S
ounce ounce bottle. end no. have NO pain; can year my
one fourth Of the bottle isfs. sesidescs 30 1 81
RI GODDARD.
sussoritsa and sworn % before me. Justice Of
WI MARTIN, -.
This lie TO certify that have been trOu'led for
one year sith swollen Limits, Legs and Feet 90
unable scarcely to move sbout or DO any thing
Psss MRPicsI b & GO
an nov usiDg she fourth half ounce bottle, and my
until nov could not ~s a s ssif sioet without oct
sitting down. now can continue TO walk ana feel
ss al oo. * G ad e;s
70 70 the Door house; instead, nov hope coon 20
RKuBKN This mark Dopp.
euhseribsd and svon 20 before me. . Justice Of
the Peace in and for ws.hineton County, D. @.
this i'th day Of Jsnn'ry' ~ ~ m.Rrrx,p
WASHINGTON. January lsth lssp
Thu. .. % certify thsi have he'd an eseesdiosly
one. hsif ounce bossls Of BsHSrRp WoSp M.
FUL MEDICAL DISCOVERY has effected . per-
JAMES AN Z: Ih,s K msrtl cLAyrol.
Subscribed ana sworn 20 before me Q Justi CO OF
the Peece: in and for washington county. o. q.
this 18th day Of 'snuar,, ,sss w.,r,r
q! ir Is ss,.i.:, PYSILAr Per Bottle; so''
Sent % ell parts By express, on receipt OF money.
II. o. DRAPER,
Once No. wsshingtouRs ildine,
corner Pa. avenue and TN ST. noor.
from O. n. 90 D. q.
Board Of the Kirhvood House.
WASHINGTON. Jan. Is, lap
-; 81 AM Nsey % enter into eontrAct With
sDprcation 10 cure Bllisns, Chillblains and
frosted Feet or no Day.
"is-in H DRAPEB.
y . u o a L.
WHLET q REDoRAyK.
LuABIR pEA HE'S.
v- Hsvs rsnovsd TO the corner %
One sqssss ban northern Hssrsy EsIssh
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TEETH CLOUDED WITH IMPURITIES are only
for those who Will d OF take the trouble 10 itseI
them IN perfect order by the daily use OF no.
dent. a certainly as a fresh breeze drives ths
morning INST from the face Of nature, this = Y.
geian preparation will remove every bIeml 81
from the dental surface, and keep the teatf
always pure and spotiess. go
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CANTKRBUEV STILL AGEAD. grea. bill
tonight, the new danseuss, the C1n-Can, tn
siack-rope performances, Mile rassauc' clas-
sje groupings, and other attractions,
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EVENING STAR.
LOCAL n EW s.
Amusemen &c.. To-Nisht.

NATIONAL THEATER--Ths musical sxtrava-
gsnZa OF "IOcahon'ss" aud the drama .sDi-k
Turpin and Tom KING"
hETZKRoTr HAIL.-Ita'ian Opera T-oupa
Selections from Martha Earbisre di Savi-IiA
sno CrIspino r Ia Comare
CANTERBURY HALL.-Ella Zoyara Mile
kouza'i, and other attractions
PRcF. SMITHS Art Gallery, 3Oi Pennsylya-
MIA avenue
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ROBBERY ON THz HSsawAy-Mr. George
Eastnaugh;, while standing on the corner OF
and TN streets last night, counting some
change given him from ter dollar bill. was
ApprodcLeu by man. who deliberately
snatcned the pocket-took from has hands snd
entered an auc-i-n store near the corner OF
q and TIN streets The cir cunstaucs vas wit
pessed BY a 81 who, &I'h MT. = pursued tue
daring fellow: out without saesess, ne ne had
escaped IN the crowd
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TEST1MONIALS.

THE te 20 certify thst had too Buuious tor
three years standing, alec ChlblArs both feet
Tor the last ten years Ii I'D no peace day night.
Have tried various remeeiss. hut received ne re-
nef until commenced using Diapers Wonderful
Medical Discovery. I obtained halt ounce
bottle, which has effected Q perfect cure.
WM. L. SEWARD. Q. o. Patent olsics
sworn to and subscribed before me this 9TH day
EDw r. BROWN. Notary Public
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TIE SEVENTH STREET PREsRYrsRIA
CIT RCB, Rev. Il. +. Birunger, pastor has re-
ceIyed fresh impulse the past wear. THIS is
the second pastoTage of Mr.. Bittinger. Daring
the past year between ~ and 81 mem bers ha We
been added 10 the church. The building is
neat, comfortable. and attractive, in a centraI
location, ard free from debt. II mas good
choir unoer the lead Of Mr.. a. y. Youn'. aud a
large ard hourishIng Sabbath School, un Ter
the supeIiniendence OF Mr.. J. II. Heron, eIa-
braciLg - teacher aud 1870 scholars
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TIE POTOMAC fnoNT.-The steamer Arrow
Capt. Stackpole. left her wharf at 10 O'Clock
this morning with large number CT passen.
gers for Mount Vernon, and the regular mails
for MarsIal1s Landing. Other movements of
vessels Will be found below:
Caters Wiarf.-Arrived-Stea Guiding
Star, " ilson. from Alexandria, win fifty cor $
OF wood for Gleason Glenn; schr. j. II. D.
Smoot. Day. from Piscataway, with wood Tor
George L. Sheriff. Nem.-Sailsd from SDesutia
Island, OF the 9Th instant, schooners John
Cooper and William T. Bvrne with coal to The
order of James Boyce 4 Co.
JotRSOn's Wharf.-Arrived-Schr. MANSON,
WHITE, from Salisbury, with wood for Gleason
Glenn. Sailed-Schr. A. Corson, Dorsey
for Great Heocomico, light.
Riey's WhGrf.-Ariived-S Blaekbird
sharks Page, Deefley; schr Mary Amelia.
Evans. with assorted lot Of oysters for Turner
4 Spn aud other dealers; steamer Virgins,
Gregg, with wood for market. Sailcd-Schrs.
Dove. Benedict Maypoie. Beitsel; Tom Harris,
Boswell. down the river. light.
fGy's Wharf -Arrived-Schrs. Cora Smith.
Smiih, from q uantico, with wood for market;
Great Pirate, hing, from the same place. with
wood tor market; LoDg-b boat Gen. Michler,
Ru>tin, from the same port with wood Tor
market; scbr. Rising Sun, simmons, from
aqua Creek, with wood for market. Sailed
SchTs Rising Sun and Cora Smith, down the
IIver, light.
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IMPORTANT LRTTER.-The following letter
has come into our hands, and we publish i, FOR
the Information OF those who doub, the purity
Of Speer's Wine
Tins Is to certify that Mr.. Alfred Speer Is a
resident of this village, and to my personal
knowledge has devoted a number Of years 10
the man ufacture of pure and valuable wine
He has a large vineyard IN view OF my resi-
dence, and has been for some time engaged 40
culuyaung the Port Grape. The Port q : pc
Wine cannot be excelled by any American
wine. II is bottled Nv Mr. Speer every sea IN,
In large quantities, but not disposed of uni II
attains The age of four years.
BASSAIC. Ocf. 2tth. I-G5
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Georgetown Advertisements

0@IAST MONTH OF The FREE LEO
uS JUbES at Higb street Chapel.
TO NIGHT, at O'Clock, Mr.. I. WHEELER
VIII Lecture IT.
~ GKoRG crow y, FEB Ist ls5q
Il HE EkDERSIGnEB HAVE THI5 DAY
formed Copartnership. under The rsme and at, IL
of BCRBot CHS & DOUGhL for the pnrpn-e g Z
conducting the Commission Business i'm Rlonr
GTeir, sad other Produce, and Dealers in T5usno
aud Fer liners. J 4. BURROUGHS
W. u. pOuGaE
Re hrsi es5 for the past thirteen years couiu,t-
go by re hiss been this day assumed by Messrs
Hufrou2hs Doueal l cordially commend the
new hfm 10 my customers and friends
BENZ DARBY.
fe2-lp Is Water ct Georcet1wn ID e.
Joke Iok SALE Orders will be received fer
Y c. kE 4 the Book and Stlti merry sore q
GEO 7. Gritty co No. los Bridge street
Gtorgetcvu. and Twenty five (25) Bnsh-ls ,teiiy-
cred Ia any part Of GeoFs' town Tor So j4Ic- Ina
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RICE % CENTS.
SENT elALED BIZ POST.

SENT SAILED BIZ POST.
MANHOOD"
Oas Hnad,ed and F0tyJorsk Editic. Of this
new medical pamphlet, revised and lust published
By the author. Or. Curtis. This valuable worl
treats on the cause and cure Of premature deeiiu,
and secret diseases Of youth and man hood. IL
gives sclesr synopsis Of the impediments to mar
riase. and the remedies therefor.
ADDRESS THE AUTHOR, No. s., NORTH
OBAsLEs STREET, BAifIMoRE. MI.
Ezraefs from R.riews Of ,hi, wo,E eormsnei..
nom tAe year 1850.
MANHOOD. By DR.. OuRrrs-In this Are OF me-.
tension, when tns privileges OF the true are con
s ase1d The mere ip pS
y; TIE unsrring means Of Judgment where to seel
the dcuty fher e snd nsss % ys.fa
the Mt Of these painful diseases are the "a.
its immense circulation
CURTIS ON MAsHoop should be in the hands Of
ably written. and DEVELOPS the treatment Of :
Sssn the prv Of the iiiiser.ss and dssisO sIs
CURTIS on MANHoop.-It developes the fear-ai
CT ~ s
they may be avoided and escaped Fortup ate Tor
acountrv would Il be did its youth pat into prso-
tice the Dhilanthroptc and scientific maxfms b.re
laid down one cause OF matrimonial misery mi sht
he ss Ss cns
hardy, Vigorous spirits Of the oldsl tims.-Creai.
CIarI. ON MaNHoop,.Thi. 10 really . valuable
work; for pointing out the diseases resulting from
excuses, the evils Of which manifest in eyery
insane asylum, no Les than In the shatte red c. n
stitution OF those indulgins:. II will DO much to
prevent the vice which, By its DrevSlence amoue
on the future veil being Of many.-HWali.
the few books nov before the public on suc1
subject which can lay claim 20 the character Of .e
Ing strictly professional e the time that o. 10
fully intslli6ible 70 all Who reed &C. The NORA
end medical DrsosDts Owen IN Is render &c invaIo
OuITIs on uANloop.-Ihls = truly valuable
worn, aaA should be n the hAnds Of young and
combined SitS bus tvssfy ysSrs' ss1srieSce ::
medical referee In the treatment Of nervous dsbil
y, TO-, fully occounto for the immense circu alton
which this popular and ably yritaa medical treat.
~ hae obeaane1.-Susdss N0ss.
OB. OURTIo may be consulted upon Ill oas-s Of
sHAIHAL and PHYsICAk DRBILIrY. sPEa-
AAf0RRHEA, end I'll Other diseases srisins from
sbusss OF the natural fanstisns ., q has residence
No. 80 NOBTH OHARLBe STREET, BALfl.
MORE. vhsrs I'll sonnaniessions should - ID.
dressed.
Once hoars-l0 70 Z. end toSD.n. oe8sn
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st. DoMINIC's NEW CBURCH.-A meeting
Will take place on Tuesday evening, Feorulry
18th, a. \ O'Clock, in 81 DominIc's Church,
corner OF 9Th and T streets, South Washington,
for the purpose OF taking steps to resume he
work on the new church. The friends OF tue
undertaking are earnestly invited to be present.
The v DIRK has already progressed SO far that 1t
IS hoped and believed that united effort on
the part of the friends Of religion in this city
would close II In during the present season.
The appeal Is made, and il is 10 be hoped il will
not be In vain. The church, when fms h I'd,
will be credit TO the city and AN honor to re-
hgion. Come then, friends, and meet in couu-
cIl on Tuesday evening next, and let 10 be seen
Whist a united effort can 40 towards its com
pletion.
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ID. II. Sci

Central National Bank, New YORK
Some OF orr Druggists have this wine drsct
from the vineyard VS.
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Centre Market Ts-day.

Neot,, 6c-Beef. cholce. .Ga}lc. per ID. Or
binary: I5c. per 10; hrpd quarters lie, fore
quarters l2c per H.; Lamo, Base. per In;
Mutton, l5aI5c per To-; Pors. iia(0c. per ID; Salt
Beet. l5a's &C. per h.; smoked Beef Dc.; Shced,
DC Clipped, 3Gc.: Bacon meat, &c; Breasr
&c. NIddliDg. ISasOc.; Sausage, Il Use; Pigs
Lard, lsac0c.; Butter. 3ia;Uc. per To-: Eggs d,
sc. per doz.: Head Cheese. 22c. per ID: PhiIa
dsipbia Butter &c. per H.; Roll Butter, iOatS.c
per 10. HomIny, Ice per quart. Kraut IUc.
per quart.
Poultry, Conn. fc.-Chickens. 5ac.sl per
pair; Ducks, sl2 per PAIR; Rabbits, isa50e
To-; W oodcock, 75c.: Canvas Back Duok. q 80
per pair: Psriridges, SIC. each; Prairie Cnica-
ems, 81 . per pair.
Ftgstestes, fc.-Green Peas. r5a25 cents per
quart; Potatoes, S130al 60 per bnshel; Onions.
3,a5c- per bunch: old Onions, sJe per pee X;
Cabbage. 3SIG Per cents head; Beets fai5 cents
per bunch: Cucumoers, 10a20 cents per dozen;
In Ina Beans, - cents per quart; Carrots,
saSe. per bunch; Spinnage, 25c. per peck;
Radisnes, Be- per our en-; Celery, IOc. per bunch.
Pumpkins, 5a25c.; Parsnips, 4dc per peck; Tur.
plrs. &c per bnshel; 8rpen Peppers, l5c per
dozen; Dried Apples, zoe Der at: Dried Prunes,
35c. per pound; Dried Currants. NC. per
Cherries, 35 cents; Dried Peaches, l5a2o cents
Per ct; Preserved C.tron. SIC. per H.: Dried
B!achberrIes, lUc: Dried Whortleberries. 2Jc.;
Currants, ~ cents per quart; Egg Plsn;s.
J1'tc. each: NerInicellI, 25c. per pound;
Honey, DC per pound; Apples, 3Oc.asI per
Pc K, sI.5oas6 per barrel; Ounces, Al PEE
peck: Canned Peaches, 3a5Gc. per can; Pinr
Apples. 25a3Oc each; bananas, Toe. each: Gar
nsD Craps. 25c. per 40 ; Fox Grapes, ACC. per
peek; Chesnuts, &c per quart; Mint, 81. per
bunch: Mustard, 25c. Per jaT; Sag. SC. per
bunch: Lavender. 1OC.; Tansy. lOc.; Balsam.
5aicc. each: Lemons, 3aIuc. per dozen;
oranges. 25c per dczen: Cocoauuts, loal5c.
each: Shipstuff, i0a9uc; Brownstuff, t0ss,c
MIddiing, -tiaSSic.; Shorts, i0c.: Corn, shelled;
Sli5dSl.S5 Corn. by ear, Si.5UaSj.56 per bb!
Com Meal, Al .aaSi - per bushel; Oats, 9Oca
II per bushei Hay, .5c.aSi-25 per cwt; Straw,
81 - per C.t.
fish. G,.-Halibut, 2Gc. per ID; Rock, i0a5Oc
per bunch; Perch. i1a5OC. per bunch. Cat
SEC. per bunch; Lobsiers, l2c. per To-; MackereI,
&c. each; Cod Fish. I2c. per liz. Salmon,
55c. per III; Sea Bass, i5e. Per Id. Herrings,
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"a THING or BEAUTY is a Joy forever" the
poet says, and certainly no OBJECT of hou -
adOrnment so grows upon the eye and gains
upon the affections as a good picture. We are
glad TO see that an establishment has bean
opened in this city (the Art Gallery OF A. V \
smith. 3t4 Pennsylvania avenue,) devoted ex-
clusIyeIy 10 the sale or meritorious pictures
and articles IN that line; something much
wanted in this city. a grea. merit OF this col
lection is that while there are rare gems of ar,
suited 10 The means and luxurious tastes OF the
wealthy, there Is large range of admirable
pictures within the reach OF persons OF very
moderate means. The stock embraces a won.
deIful variety OF The specialtiss in all styles of
art, and We would warmly advise ali who ia sc
taste IN that way TO inspect for themselves.
Smiths Art Gallery is really one of the cosi--t
and most attractive resorts in the city, ana a
room full OF coDnoisseurs and art lovers can be
found there at any time.
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INSURANCE.

NArIosAL UNION FIsr INSURANCE. %.
OF WASHINGTON
CAPITAL 600 600
onoe-SO. II LOui.i.n. sveune, ono door ..-,o
Seventh street.
NO CHARGE FOB RoL,c!ks oR RsyISUs
Ri'ks taken on the most reasonable term. .bs
losses promptly paid.
CHARLES ksaP. President
NOBLE p. LARNkR seorstsry no assG
sUpa rsKLPs. VS. oLs~rx.D
ffeneent SECRETARY.
CONNECTICUT Mutual LIFE I>>UR-
ANCE COMPANY
HARTFORD, CONN.
Assets over
I|ENTfFiVE MILLEoE DOLLIKS.
sHoRGE y. MARBLE. Agent.
Federal Block, Rooms
Opposite Post Osce Department
0 Sn Corner 7th and sueet.
THE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE cosPlsy
uaITtD STATES Of AReslCi.
WARRINGTON, ID. C.,
eharievse ~ special Act OF csnsr.... A..
proved JAY -, Iso-.
CASH CAPITAL..... GOO c..
OFFICERS.
~, ULAsk Philsdeiph,s. President
sHI NS,NhE, Chsir msn Finance aud GzNrrf.--
HEERr d. COOKE, w..hiastOn. VIC. Frssi.
lMiRsos W. Prkr. Philadelphia. s.cr.,.-,
l;s, IGRsER; ws.h,ng,Oa, A.-,.t.u, secr-,.r,-
bhANois s' BETH, NJ D, Medical Director.
MEDICAL ADVISORY Bo.Rp.
d A: Nss. Surgeon General Uaitea stat.
PrJ: HoRwIfZ, os,.f Medical pe,.-r.n
D. uV w. ss siiss. W. S::sins,sS
T IT,, :dy..s.ss. snsred oy TIM. Company .r.
act OF Consrss is So"p enS' Chartered By sseoi.l
a paid up capital OF 81 eeco.
Il oner. low rates Of premium
lt tutnishes larger Insurance. than other COM
4 is dehnite and certain in It's terms.
hs home company in every locality.
There ere no annsossssry RESTRICTIONS in the roI.
Every policy is non -forfei,abIe.
Policies may be taken which pay 90 the Insured
shsir full amount and return ell the premium. 80
tnet the insurance costa ONLY the decrease tue
annual paymsuts
s,rsd during life an annual Income q one.pepts
the amount named in the policy
no extra rate 10 charged for risks upon theli.es
II Ensures not to secure DIVIDENDS, bot q, 80 10.
Q cost that diyidends will be i'm possible.
A LOCAL AGENT Is WANTED In HvERH
COUNTY, and applicetions from competeat par
ties for such agencies, with suitable end
should be addressed 20 the Companyb Genera
Sny .ss n. d:
city.
6BN Err Al AGENCY
FOR
MARYLAND, DELAWARE. VIRGINIA.
WEST VIRGINIA, AND DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
AT THE OFFICE OF
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FIFrRRNTH STREET.
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AFFILIATIONS Foa ADNIssIoS-ICDGEs or

APPLICATIONS Fos ADNIssIoN-JuDeEs OF
ELECTION.
CoUET ID GENERAL TERM.-To day, in ths
Court IN General Term, Judges, Cartier, DIN,
and Wyle-Maior Totten moved the admIs.
sion TO the bar Of Charles p. Hartman, withoa'
takIbg the oSth Of allegiance, and presented his
peil'ion. Mr.. Hartman served in the Southeru
army during the war and is therefore unable
to take the oath prescribed, and Inder the new
rules adopted by the Court they reserve IN,
right in their discretion 10 admit TO the har
without requiring the oath. Major q. S. Wal
ZACH presented a similar petition in his own b..
half The petitions Were referred.
In the case OF Gage and Whitley agt. tn
Commissioner OF Patents the Court refused d
grant the application for q m6ndamus To CON-
pei him TO Issue patent In the case of Lsuut
agt. Suit, jud gment set aside. The Chief JUS
tlce remarked that hereafter to eufitle a psrJy
10 a judgment without The superyention of a
jury the party should file his account with his
ton on the defendant. In the case of DAVID
Brown agt Amelia Brown, Judge wylie de-
livered the opinion of the Court that a writ of
possession issue
The Court accepted the designations of
MessTs Robbins and others, Judges of Elec-
uoD, and appointed the following board: w A.
Gook, samuel Draper, Robert H. Booker.
Tnomas DoBoho, and James Donaldson.
Mr.. Dayidge moved the admission 10 the bar
OF Hugh Caperton and Thomas j. Miller with
out taxing the cath, and Mr. Hins the admi.-
sion OF I. ii. Murray without the oath.
CRIMINAL CoURT-THE NASH MURpga
TkIAL-Itrdict Of Ac9uif,al Yesterday the
case OF Michael Nash, indicted for the murd-r
OF VIM. Shaures-ey November last, wts
given To the jury about three O'Clock, and, sft-r
an hours absence, returned with q verdict OF
not guilty.
This morning Mr.. n. H. Miller moved for
new trial in the case of w. II Shaw, convicted
OF assault and battery ana larceny.
ORPHANS Court, Ju'9e PTceH.-Inven-
tory OF the estate of Il. Newton Brown was re-
ceIyed and filed. Elizabeth q. Rdgely quail.
fed in the sum OF $4,000 as ministratrIx on
the estate of David CT. Ridgeiy; Francis L1Uo
and VIM. II. II. Barclay securities. The will
OF Thos. Hollidge was fully proven and PhoebA
HollIdge qualified as sxecutrix in the sum OF
$500 A. j. BOrland and Isaac Hollldge r.
curities. The will of Andrew Aigirr, bequeath-
ing his estate 10 his wife, was admitted to pro-
bate. The will of Rev. Mark L. Oids, ecsase,!
bequeathing has estate TO his wife, was ad-
mItted TO probate
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Metropolitan Patent Steam Bakery

No. 3a7 c STEEET,
BETWEEN ~ AND oTH STREET..
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7. o. KRABFr,
FAMILY Bread BAKERY,

Hes constantly on hand fresh Boston Brown, Ora.
ham. Bye, and wheat Bread. Also, Tee Biscuit,
Dinner Rolls, Pies, Oakos, and Candy.
0.B.-WO use nothing but the best family dox,
IN baking, and eur bread 10 pure and unod1lssra,
I'D. Dc H. frns
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by iT''s coos sdScs sns rIt sfH ::
I, 1S,.see I'D sssst, bssvssa I and 4.
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Persons th7s afflicted can have speedy ard rer-
feci cure warranted or money refunded
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wAsHINeroN. Jan. Is, lsp
n. B.-l am ready % enter into contrAcf With
good end responsible persons. myself making IN
aDprcation 10 cure Bulisps, ChillblAips ar
Frosted Feet. or no Day.
% le-lm II. q DRAPKR.
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SOALl C0ALi
GREAT REDUCTION In PRICE
WHITE ASH, :" - Ia 90
CHysTNUT -. = 3o
s.P. BROWN SONS.
% 20 Corner New York avenue and 18th Ct
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CESSATION OF TIE MENsEs

This generally takes place between the sgss OF 10
and Is, wheneve Chronic, Scrofulous, Nervous.
tenn during the time Of her menstru al exisse. ce,
much OF these diseesed Accommodations are dis
missed with the regulaI discharges; but when he
uterus s not in condition to perform the funct ON
Of menstrpation. the Accumulated humors and do
csyed products Of disease failing throu sh
open are thsoics to tx uroa ire etresIoion Alta 4
ing every Tissue and organ in the systs9-Lonss.
kidneSs: Skin, Stomach, Liver, Eyes, Nose. M m
tenn become Involved, and dises.es. habit and
condition, with symptoms never before o. pe
nstrusi Gee saiicn and its consea take
s serious mistakes thorssnd. die; whereas. II 10
CHAgGE or LIFE: and during the process ali al
ease exists in the system will be exterminated.
LONG LIFE SECURED.
Let every woman vergins on this critical period
5 s,,sI. their systems With R.dways saf,.pa
o. Dsryous disease, take the sARsAPARiII.i 1s
pfEf and Siy sssy a T ss,sI
high state OF health that viii secure them long ife
with freedom from the sickness and pains Of former
ALL FEMALE pIPrIcULTus,
Iron the earliest stage Of female suneIioes from
sroabIss and diseases q the Womb Tssru: toe
der, Kidneys, Suppression, lrIeeulsrittes, Lee
b.s a.Ss 81
Pains Aches Giddiness and in fact eysry cons;
. 'si
RIs0Lyt1f. Every lady thus snnerina .Soais
T1Is 81 AID Fs5 r.. an, %r 81,
s.: 9 Se:isi Sf s a. STSss':
h$W,r "'''''
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-12-09
To OOnsumptives.

THE Advertiser having been restored to
health in few weeks, by q very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years with
severe lung affection, and that dread disease,
Consumption-is anxious to make known to his
iellow1suficrers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of
the prescription used Gree Of CHARGE with the
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they win find SURE Cure FOR Con-
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, Bronchitis, etc. The OBJ
ject of the advertiser in sending the Prescription
Is Ito benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he conceives to be invaluable; and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as It
will cost them nothing, and may prove bless
ing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
Nov. Is, 1S69-m0.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-12-09
LOCAL BRETITTES.


Several communications have to go over for
want of room.
Foster Steele is at the point of death with
consumption.
Where are the Waverly papers1 We have
not seen either Of them 10 these many days.
The County Commissioners are all present
At the regular session this week. As usual,
there is much business before them.
The cars changed time on last Monday. The
mail train now comes up from Portsmouth after
twelve, and passes down about three. We will
have our time table corrected next weok.
"A. J. Dever and family left for CAlacothe
last Week. Mr.. Dever, iD connection with G.
w. Jones, of Port smouth, wi take charge of
the Emmltt House. T. q. . .@
The advertisements on the first page of the
STANDARD have been reset, In neater type, and
the outs left out. We intend to leave out all
cuts and heavy display type as soon as we can
make the necessary arrangements.
LAST week another yagobond visited our
town. His posters called him Prof. Antonio
Kaspar The advertisement said that the per-
formance would wind up with q ball. And we
understand that it did, and that the ball wound
ap with cutting affray, in which one Of the
parties came near getting his scalp cut of.