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BArCRELoRy HAIR DYE.

This sDlend1d Rair Dysis Ne best in the world;
the only true and perfect Dye harmless, reliable,
instantaneous: no dtsapJoihtmert; NO ridiculous
unts; remedies the Ill effects Of bed dyes; invigo
rates End eoveo the Hair soft and ee0ptiful blacA
~ e@oea. Sold b. al Druegists and Perfrmers;
and properly sDDfied st BatcAeloR Wig Ysctoy
DO. u 1on1 Of0et. New Iovh. jt4-eoAly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-20

TIE FIRE BRIGADE BALL.-The members of
ne steam fire Brigade (ilIoerrIs, Melgs
and Rucker,) are making grsa. urepara.iops
tor the complimentary ball 70 axe place a,
CArusis Saloon, llih street, on Monday night
next and u bids fair 20 eclipse any of their pre-
yious balls Chief Dickson and ms assistan.s
VIII see cnat their guests spend pleasar: time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-20
In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE ms
TRICT OF COLUMBIA
John lees, Ell al
l,454 EQUITY Docka

Jacok Ffnk, ef al
Richard =. Jackson, Trustee in the aboxs cana.
having reported that he ms6s saIe Of III U.s.
estste VI The late Paul lees. des eased 10 ee JoH
Soef,es ,or the sun OF M doilars It is. this tn
GAY OF febrosry Iss ordered that the sale be rat
thereof be shown On or before sth DAY OF March
isxt, PROVIDED cory ~ this order De inssrfed ia
the Evening stsr" once . week for three snoe..
sive veeAs before the ssh day OF March next
a.> -, 4. - IN, Justice.
fe Slswex -A~S, WIFI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-20

EVE USED NO DRNTIFRICE II Is presumed.
but II she had, she would probably have been
lhqulsltiye as to its materials. Her daughters
VINO use Sozodont, and delight in II, are doubt
less anxious to know what it Is made Of To
grafify their curiosity to some extent, it is an.
nounced that the principal identifying ingre-
dent is the bark Of one Of the most wonderful
o. all trees, since the tree of knowledge, viz:
the Soap Tree Of Chill, which removes from
the finest woven fabrics every species of stain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-20
PHALON'S "PAPhIAN LOTION"
THE sHIu AND COMPILE,

RrHSyTs Ali t6r5 e. TrsssoKars
fn spd render, fHE SKIN soff, co.
FAIR and BLOOMING.
Tor LADIES in the N URSERY II 10 Invaluable.
Tor GENTL8MEN after 6HAVIE0it has NO equal
"PAPHlAN LOTION" 10 the emily reliable rom
sdy for diseases and blemishes Of the SKIN.
PHALON'S "PAPHIAN SOAP"
for the TOILET, NURSERY and BATH viii NOT
chap the ekIN. Price Is cents per cake.
oFLOR DE MAYO"
"FLOR DE MAYO,
4 new PERFUME FOR THE HANDKRR
GBI1r Ex9UlsIrH. DELICATE. LASTING
PHALOH . SON, New lorh.
jee-ly Sold By allDrus Gtsts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-20

FALSE ALAEN.-At l2.1D O'Clock last night a
false aiaI II OF ire was turned IN from hoX %.
corner of G. street south and 18th street west
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-20

lScENDIARIsN About quarter past thras
clock, ms morning, one story frame build
In- on Maryland avenue. b"IweeR = and 6th
sL+tt>. Island. was discovered on fire, and
OHlceT williams turned An alarm from box
49, corner OF MARYLAND avenue and j. street
and ~ lire department extinguished II. The
Sul!ding was unoccupled. and is supposed 10
nave been SCI On ire. Officers Williams and
Brelsford arrested Robert Garre,. alias Tuppia
cCIored. on >usplcIon of being the inesnd iary
and IL - held 10Y & heSrlrg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-20
Local n EWS.
Amusements. &C, Tonight.

NATIONAL THKATER-The burlesques .sEr-
nanI" and "lxicn,' by the Zavistowski Sisters
WALLS OPERA HorsE.-The Gregory Com
bar anon and Pantomime Troupe.
CAsTERBCIY HALL.-A great bill this even
ing
CARCsI's SALOOS.-Velocipede Exhibition
ana Riding School.
PRoP. SMITHS Ar. Gallery, 3oi Pennsylva-
MIA avenue.
SURRENDER or LEE ~ Appomattox e.. H.,
great Historical Painting. ga PennsyIvanla
avenue
.HK MAMMOTH Ok General Grant. on ex-
hibiii0E corner 7tn street and PennsyIvanIa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-20
CITY ITEMS.

THERE rs GREAT DINAND for Etruscan
neckiaces and lockets since the new bodices
nave come In vogue, and they are considered
almost indispensable articles OF lady = toilette
1neIe Is . constant throng At Mr.. Prgg's One
DOLLAR Jewelry Store, No. 436 Pennsylvania
dreds OF new styles are daily received.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-20

TEE TEACHERS OF CoLoRED ScUaOLs-Mr
Il T.. Newton former Superintendent OF Col
OTsd schools has addressed Rev. Sslla Martin
luquirHC whether he 81 The meeting held 1T
lsrea. Church on Tuesday. 1:h inst. remarked
a. reported III reference 70 the teacbsrs of coll
Cr-d schools that they are inferior teachers OF
Low character unable 10 fihd employment at
home, md haye come here merely for the money
they gs- Or words 20 that effect Mr.
Marin replies hat .'ha IL rsr said these
things or any thing ike th-m,' and reports
tue l. MARKS r.ade by hun folio US.
i bis raj he bill transferring tn duties OF
re cClCTt q school trUStP.s-'wIll put il in The
power Of ne proposed Board 20 be appoint %
~ Tie tCmmCD Council ~ dismiss ali or near
" all Of our ColOred teachers without giving
hem better PLACES. For If we atnf that th.
pTcS-Et ColCTCG reach rs are not competent We
may % certain "e snail get In and change for
H. n teachers IS lnCom pejent, because the best
white teachers viii prefer the hest white
schools. sDd Tie best white schools will pre-
iSr the best white TEACHERS, and so We snail
have thr InfeTICr white TEACHERS Ie4tt to Us 49,
MI. Martin phys nigh compliment % The
teachers OF col, red schools Z class.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-20

BOARD OF TRADE-A meeting OF this Board
was called for last evening, Tor the purpose OF
eIeclng ofncers, ou. no business was transact
or want o. quorum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-20

A NELoCITEDE RIDING SCHOOL has been IS.
t@ollshed al CarusIs Hall by the Hamilton
brothers, OF this city, who have secured the
services of Mr.. c. Il. Demorest, of New York
as instructor. The whole building is devoted
10 the purpoce5 of the school, ard although il
HIS been established but three days, already
twenty five scholars are booked, with daily
Gceessions. Their exhibition last evening was
witnessed nv large crowd of spectators
among whom We're many ladies. The exer-
cl>es commenced with practice by the scholars
of two days tuition. followed by those who
commenced only yesterday, and then the per-
feet mastery OF The bycicle was illustrated by
the Hamilton brothers and MIR Dsmorest, the
instructor. who executed the most difficult eyo.
lrtlous. and IT times went around the room Al
'Hgbtnng speed with a man astraddle hi
shoulders. The velccipedes Were then placed
al II" dispoSal of such of the spectators rs
wished 10 try their hand-or feet rather and
the scenes which ensued Were rather comlcai
COLLISIONS, and as a consequence general up
sets, were numerous, and the bycicle showed
IT'S usual inclination TO lie down. A stove in
me corner OF the room, but for the size of its
door. would have been the receptacle of one
ambitious youth. whose yelocipede got the best
OF MN, and on many OCCASIONS the ease W it'll
which the vehicle curied itself up on its fallen
rider gave rise 10 considerable merriment
mere was NO little genuine wit aid some stu.
pidIiy III the remarks of bystanders, who won.
deTed AZ the ease with which the animals
''caIne 10 grass" how easily they could b.
turned III after exercise, without food or water.
ana on" was heard 10 express the opinion that
he crops might all be brought - town with
those things, Yet" Altogether the veloci pad-
riding scEool IS an Institution, and the proprlp-
tors propose 10 make tia permanent one As
they lave leased CaruSi's Hall 10: one year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-20

TWO THOUSAND PILLOW TICKS for SIN all NIL
lows, 10 cents each; Blankets, Sheets and Bed
Spreads, al A. ADAMsON's, JU6 9th street, next
to Penna. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-20
The NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE ConPasn
OF THE
UNITED STATES Of AMERICA.
Washington, ID. c.,
Chartered By Special Act Of Ceuxr..,. a.
proved Jsiy IS, Ise-

OFFICERS.
OLA6h, Phil adel phia. President
al OvvhE, Chairman Finance and Erecrtty,
HINRT D. COOKE. washington. Vic. Pres,
IM1RsoN ". PEEr. Pbil.dslpS,.. s.cr,,.r,
rs. rGRSKR. Washington. A..,,,,0, s.c,,..
InANoic y. cMiTH. M D, Medical Director
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
J. x. BA RNk s, Surgeon General U.,tss sea-.
Army, W ashinGton. ~
PrI u H s.s,s. OSsi Medical pep.rt.oeu
y. W. BLISS, n. D.. Washingtsp.
r.: :aSs:1s.sss 9rstee Dy thl. oomvan, are:
at ~ fnn uona, s company, Chartered by speciaI
A paid up capital OF 81 .@@o.
II offers low rates Of premium.
Denies for the same money.
10 dennite and certain In its terms
home company in every locality.
policies are exempt from attachment
mere are no unnecessary restrictions In the pol
Every policy 10 non -forfeitsble.
Policies may be taken which pay TO the IN 80 rec
that the insurance coats only the decrease "a tbs
Policies viii be issued that win Day to the ,n.
sSred during life an annual income Of one-tenth
no extra rate 10 charged for risks upon thelives
II insures not to secure DIVIDENDS, but at 90 loo
A LOCAL HGENr is WANTED lin EVERY
COUNTY, and applications from competent PAR.
eies Tor such with suit endor
:hs1ld be addressed TO the CompanyS 9enerG
Agents only 10 their respective districts
Circulars, Pahphlets. and full particulars given
siH. '''''A . ''' 0'''' Oh 'n' o0n''n' IN To"
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SPlCER'S BUTTER STORE
- AS oh street, between 3 and f.
5000 lbs HGw YORK BuffER iust re- ,eiyed
at y hoesale and retail. Prices low fe is.In-

nkPHANs' COURT, February 2, ls6s-pTs-
q GGSsSsEF
Administratrix Aforesaid has. with the apprebs
ton Of the Orphans, OopTt q wsshinston cOunty
Soresaid appointed Tu80pAY. the ID day OF
March, 1859. for the apal Settleme nj and distrfbu
ton OF the Persons estate Of said deceased, and
collected and turned into money; when and where
AZ the creditors and heirs Of said deceesed no
or they may otherwise By laV be excluded from al
osnsst In said decessed's estst@: provided cor
seeks in the Evening Star. Previous Co the SD
dey Test:-yAS. B. 0'BEIRNE
& fe 3-laW5ws Register Of ~ Iii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-20

CLAss N PHoNosRAPBY forming :o-nIgn,
~ I mon League Hall. See advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-20
Georgetown Advertisements.

~VEhY INTERESTING LECTURE THIS
~ evening at O'Clock; High street. below
brlhge Last but one OF the ceurse. Free for la.
NsGRANT AND COLFAX REPUBLICANS
US 7ICkET, GEORGETOWN g.
For Mayor:
Oh. CHARLES II. CRAGIN
HBNKY u. COOKE.
for ConUlon Conncit.
&c. k MHaHEhT;
Wv CURTIS.
E TlafsA 4 S 4 esGtfIks.
r f iEhEsE. bskST. sE,.
CHh"iEs W. HAYDEN,
A. NJ. GANGEwEK. fele-5t
rTO THE VOTERS OF GEORGETOwN.
CITIZENS TIoKET.
TO, Mayor.
HENRY ri. SWEENEY.
Ee! AldermGn.
BENJAMIN MILLER.
FOR Common Council.
S MILAN t Il PRNtSR,
FKAhCIS WHEATLEY,
I ss G0BmARD;;
FRfFERiCk W Jones,
VILLA NJ N AREIRG,
JOSEPH sIMNS f. l6-5t
SItLkN-Fron my Office, a small Pocket Case ol
~ SURGICAL INSTRChENTS, made by Tie
mao Co. New So X. sui able reward will he
given II returned to DIR PETEa. at his Office cor
her Csy and Congress SITS or his residence. Don.
gressst., between Stoddari and RosJ. fel6-3t.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE
~ viii &c an Election for one member Of the
Board II Aldermen On the 22d instant. to fiji a
vacancy IN laid Board. caused 10y the resignation
OF Jenkin Thomas, Esq.
CBAS. D. WEIGH. Mayor
GFoRGET"wN. p q, Feb Is. 1859. fel5 StAw2w
~ GEoVG ETowS. FEB let, 1859
he UEDERSlGrEp HAVE THIS DAY
formed CoecItntrship, under the pame and sty Ie
of BUKROlGHs & DUUGAL for the purpose sf
conducting the Cemmnsion Business In Flour
Grain, and other Produce, and Dealers in Guano
ana Fertilizers. Il. BURROUGHS.
W. II. D0UGAL.
The hrsi9ess for the past thirteen years conduct
ed by re has been this day assumed BIZ Nes.rs
burroughs Dougal i cordially commend the
new rrn 10 MY customers and friends
BENZ DAIRY.
fe2.lrp IS Water st George,ovn II q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-20

SEVENTH WARD RKPUBLIcASs.-a meeting
OF the Seventh Ward Republican Clnb was
held last svening. when a letter was received
from Mr. Il. N. Needs, secretary, iEclosIug \
resolution recommending that the clubs par
ucipate IN The inaugural procession and elect
delegates 70 a convention to make arrange
ments for the reception of Senator Brownlow
the Teadirg OF this letter elected the inquiry
as 10 how this committee was created. and a
discussion took place, but N consequence OF
the small number presen; a..id the BOYS in Biue
having engaged the hall, the inside ration OF
the SUBJECT was postponed. Mr.. Augustus
Watson rsmaIked that bill affecting the school
question lad been passed by Congress on snap
judgement. and there were other important
measures pending, some of which NAV be pass
ed in the same manner. One of these is n bill
10 repeal The act providing for the selection of
ofheers oy JOINT convention of the Boards
and another rs The bill 20 grant the market 10 a
company. In regard 20 the Joint convention
bill every Republican was opposed 10 its re.
peal. and II any change is made the selecting
should Or gwen to the people. He offered res
mons that as the one maD power is anti.repub.
itah, they object TO and earnestly protest
against the passage of the bill presented 10 the
senate hy Mayor Bowen, repeating the act
10 convention of the two Boards, and vesting
the sole power of appointment in the Mayor
respectfully request OF Compress that In the
adoption OF new charter or in the exten sion
OF Inc present Charter, that n be so amended
10 give 10 the people the election of the pTinci-
PAL Corporation officers, such as water regis
uar, corporation attorney, register of wills,
register Of deeds, judge of the Orphans Court,
chief OF police, the police, fire and school
ooaros, superintendent of the alms-hOuse
ward commits siCners, ward physicians, ward
ape hecaries, and flour inspector, and protest
lng against the passage of the msrket-bouse
Dill IN Congress. Mr.. j. L. Bowen objected %
the clause zone man power" as sarclsuc, and.
rs~dIng the list of officers, Staed thai q um-
ter Of them We're not Corporation officers, bu;
in the GIT OF the Executive. Mr. Wstson re-
p!ifd hat these Offices couid be made munich
p-l Offices by Congress. He remarked Fl the
last meet of the Central Republican Asso
eIatIon, MIR. Vim. A. Cook came 10 him and
spoks OF The bill TO abolish the Joint con ypntion
and 10 give the Mayor the appointing power,
rtmarkirg that Mr.. T.. disowned any knowl-
edge OF the bill end that neither the Mayor nor
any RepuolIcen that he could find knew any,
thing about 1t. Doubling the correctness of the
sia.ement he addressed a note TO Senator Pat
tersoD, " no replied that the bill was presented
by Mayor Bowen and he prejumed il was
drawn by him. Rev. W. j. Walker favored
tne stFcuon OF all officers by tine people. The
reiclunons were laid over, and the meeting
ad c urned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-20

NTNEhY INTERESTING LECTURE THIS
~ evening at o'clock High street below
Bridge, Last but one OF the course. Free for la.
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20 THosr VIM errk nr.Iru

lferrtpot man. woman or child baEpNer
wssted by disease. n their ., stems ar .ttll in .
cCnditon 70 t.ceiye norrisbment. aua th.ir
LUNGS. LIVER. KIDNEYS. AMI Other n, Al -.
ssts not wasted heyotd tie process 81 r-rair
q { .sraIi. OF sustsiiLg the raTaIs--, p,rig Il
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INSURANCE.

LEWIS JOHNSON a co,
BANK rs,
PkNSsNLVASIA AyENUE CORNER lorU
STREET,
DEALERS
poAserIC AND FOREIGN INCHAyGE
20 yISerernment and Corporation Bonds bought and
Az other Marketable sscurit,e, sold or bought
SonmIeson. fel2-u
GUY r. PHELPS, vspr.xsrv.n
Secretary.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL prx.r
ANCE COMPANY
HARTFORD, CONN.
Assets over
TWENTfFVE MILLION DoLLaRs.
eEORa8 Y. MARBLE, Agent,
FEDERAL Block, Rooms.
Opposite Post Once Department
90 S-n Corner 7th and street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-20

Establishes o New Theory of Cure. ard Prolous
Human Existence.
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II supplies the tioed WITH nourishmeut
IL ocs'GtHS ftssts vssx 'Hr ard ssSl fsr SEQ
II SUPPLIES the system with eaioric or heat maxim
rropertiss.
Ii increases the weight and appetite.
~ stCps all frsrksafsr ffs-krHcls.
u incn the repairs and diriinishes the as;e4
IL sNtermi naies the products 90 decay
" resolves tumors nodes. hard lumps
~ make. the skin clear snd h-a utifai
~ heals fewer sores aud ulcers
~ cures gravel gleet. srd structure.
" mskee the water clear an Pass freely.
IL cures hsrreuness. and iuve.ts wi'h viccr anC
manhood tnose who. from weakness or af.oa.e
ar dehciett or snhau.ted
l'fesc4's won az fro the perils hang
81 lie-cesSstion q uensss
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CIesATION or ruE MENsEs


This generally tskse place between the ages o. %
and a.. whenever Chronic, ecrofulous. Neryous
Orgsnte, other diseases exist in the female sys.
much OF ikese diseased socamuisaions ase pc.
mfssed With the regular discharges; bot when M
Of mensfrustion, the accnmu lated humar, sns a..
csyed products IL disease. failing escaDe threp
the ehapEels thst for thirty years or more we're
ipg every tissue and organ In the systsn-Lonss
kidneys, Skin, Stomach, Liver, Eyes Noe Nan
tenn become involved, and diseases. hss's "a "a
condition. with symptoms never b~fore 49,
riepeed, ere suffered ana instead OF being trested
medicine 70 relieve the ~ mpioms aud thus thrcuss
serious mistakes thousands die: Uherras n in
TO-, ,ns:s oscec k.Ssy ss,.ap.rillisn Rs.olse is
SbArSE OF LIFE. and during the proce ali
these dimeu'fes will be avoided and vhatever dis
esse eAsts IN TIE sysfem gill De exferminsted.
LONG LIFE sGCURED.
Yet every woman vereine on this critical period
pirssPare their systems With Railways sareAps-
oss.ed that es on from
REsoLvlHT. aided az bowels ere irrseslarl viii
nigh STATE Of heath that viii sec ure theG long life
with freedom from the Sickness and pains Of former
ALL FEMALE DIFFICULTIES.
Iron the earliest stage Of female suderines from
esS.. and d.s:.. IL ss serIssS I'll y.
e ssr hy.ssF. ssor as.
Of and Gil &. or
Pains, Aches, Giddipess. and in fact evcey oonas,
cured sSS e . az
RIeQLve1r. Every lady thos suferin9 ssoaj5
80 pr tsdy:ys nsv medical publicatioa GALE
co r.s se 81 e p. 3; :: a@,.:s
rrfes o. kApvAfe esrsapsriflian Rssoivent. 81
:' Ne. SS; sss :: SG,s. ,sr g :.
Re SEE IT
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-21

ID TRUNKS! TRUNKS! baa
il Q. FORD, has just received very
handsome assortment Of large aud medium sized Travel
irs trE some OF ofelsnn iuis which will bv sold a,
seait1.h. prices Call and see ihcn. 90Q
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-08-21


tried 1t, know that it cured them; those who have
not know that 1t their neighbors and friends,
and all know that what it does once It does always
its composition, We have thousands upon th0us
sands OF certificates of their remarkable cures Of tho
following complaints, but such cures are known In
every ncighborhood, and we need not publish them.
Adapted to all ages and conditions IN all cllnatesj
containing neither calomel on any ~ a1SSa1 Thei,
sugar coating preserves them ever hesh and makes
them pleasant to take, while being purely vegetable
They operate by their powerful influence on ne
Internal yiscera to purify the blood and stimulate ie
into healthy action-rem0vet the distractions Of the
stomach, bowels, liver and other organs Of tho
body, restoring their irregular action to health, and
by correctng, wherever as tney exist sucn osranso
Minute directions are given In the wrapper On
the box, for the following complaints, which these
For IiysPePsia or EEdIgestion, Lissless-
ness, LAnguOr and Loss of Appetites they
scS and T restore store its healthy tone M and action
For Liver Complains and its various symp>
toms, nilious Headache, Sick Heaaaehe,
Collie and bilious Fevers, they should be in.
delously taken for each case to correct the diseased
Rction or remove the distractions which cause II.
For Dysensery OF. DiarrhOeA, but one Mid
dose Is generally required.
For nheumatisna, Golt, Gravel, FaiFis
tatiOn of the Heart, Pain ina the Side,
BACK and Loins, they should be continuously
taken, required, TO change the diseased action OF
ne system. With such change those complaints
For Dropsy and Dr0psicaI sweIIineu they
should be taken In large and frequent doses to pro-
ducc the effect of drastic purge. 4tfa t.
For Suppression large dose should be taken
as II produces tho desired effect by sympathy. Gf
As a Dinner Pm, take one or two PiIIs to pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and invigorates the system. Hence 1t Is ofen adj
yantageous where no serious arrangement exists.
Of these Pills makes him feel decidedly better nom
their cleansing and renovating effect ON the digest
tive apparatus. 20
DIR. j. O. AVER & co., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL. MASS, U. s. a..
BENDRY 4 KING Agents Ashtabula. q. 1y1O15
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lCE.-We are prepared to deliver Ice three
times week, AZ 90 cents per hundred pounds 80
at lee House. VIII make season contracts any time be
fore the first 0f July. A. A.STRONt3 a 90.
AshtabulA Depot, May 2f lssEl. 1913
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