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skEAT BARGAINs In SPRING AND SUN
10 RR,nSsSe lIsrF ,hnI6oeT

has received full assortment OF ~
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
consisting OF japanese Silks, Black Silks Grena-
ones, suitana, Mohairs, and japanese fixtures for
suits; orgapdies, Lawns. Percales Cling hams Seer
Lila Ma 1cT1 s1R s SrsRsc; Lamese, &C.
GLOVES; PARASOLS
yones' Sainsooks and Cambrics, French Muslins.
Organdies; Richardson's Irish Linens; Lace, Hem
stitched, and Plain Linen Cambria Handkers hiefs:
with first rate assortment of Gents and Roy !.
wear, Ladies and Gents Underwear, English and
Oil Cloths, &C ' -e'
Having purchased all goods at the recent great
deciihe in New York, for casa, Washington ladies'
VIII md II TO their advantage TO ride over.
myo-lm HIS
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements,

n THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr; Georseso.n.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF
AuS SrEIkCIuLEMAN LEAVING fHE err, Al
a On WEDNESDAY MORNING, NAV u,h
Alto sloek, viii sell, :, No. las, Ooasre.s
srs B s and Ws,t street,
E6ects, Consisting Of "''U'' ~AN
walnut Parier Suite, % Hair Cloth, piece.
WANT ps s and Rosewood tennessee AAreletOp Table
EN:hlss.Iy BoOL c.:s spd Secretary, Mas;s stand
W.lnst Cane ssat and other p1 cSsir
S x.SS. "a WIS sss ssr'Aa'
Fssther.. HutR X = ss sitr D'rpc;,s oiI Cloth
u other Stow. -ssss' Noble o"ok' NO. >. Ia
- = other arti'l ra sSs ssT Sg% e nsn
%ss lRepus and courier 1iS DY eSetiones,r.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON.
account q the rain until ONDAf Nay ish, with
0G NIL ii ~ iRspuSf rHos. BOWLING. Auct.
RI THos. BOWLING, Auctr.; GeOrsetOsn.
TRUSTEES SALE.
By sTss % and sTSs & .
~ : and recorded rsspsc,iTsly IN LiseT r. @ T
scs n. Can. an 81 the County q
Wsshington, d q, I win ofIer at auction, on WEB
~ a Gay Ss ns S a. e
scribed foll.Ss, VIZ: That Lot consstins Of parts
OF Lots One, Two, and Three. IN Peters square,
bounded as follows, viz: Beginning At the end 90 ~
feet east from High street, the south side Of Bride
street, and running thence south and parallel With
high street, % feet, 60 point feet from the dyid-
ng line between Lots Nos. and 4, In Peters square
thence west and parallel with Bridge street Ugh
street. thence with High northwardly 10 feet
thence east and parallel with Bridge street ~ -
thence north and parallel with Hgh street 50 feet 10
bridSe street and thence east 20 the beginning with
an aiey IN the rear and improve Consisting 81
saeetantiai three story Brick Warehouse com
Poees on Two large buildings connected, froDtine re-
sPeStlveiy on High and Bridge streets with cellar.
ms is one OF the best business stands in George
store. n@fu~are
Terms Of sale: One fifth OF the purchase ro,.x a.
be paid IN cash, and the residue in four equal nsta
ments OF 8, II, Is, and "a months respectively 10 he
secured by deed Of trust The terms Of sale must be-
complied with In week after sale, or the property
may be resold, after week D notice, at the rik
and cost OF the defaultng purchaser. Convey ancng
and stamps at the cost Of the purchaser.
WALTERS. cox, Trustee.
APT Tn ,Sa,Tuf TH0S. BOWLING, Auctr
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account OF the rain until WEDNESDAY. May 10th,
my Iced WALTER S. cox, Trustee.
nLD ESTABLISHED LOAN OFFICE No "A
" Bridge street, Georgetown. s. COLD ~
STEIN. Money loaned on all kinds OF mer- w
chandIse. lnredeemed pledges sold at pri- ~ ~
salee. my ~,
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ckaMay. Harness and sleigh.
HENR6 DICks0N,l
Nm. 0RME, Executors.
WIN. KING,
ki IhoMAs DoWLIhG, Auctr.; GeorGet ow
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE NEAR
TEKNAITVTnWN

Try THOMAS BOWLING, Auctir.: Geors ct ow
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE NEAR
TENNALLYTOwN.
- BY virtue of tive deeds ri trust made and exc
Vcuted BY HILLARY M. Smith and wife TO the I'M
n = trustees OF the TennallytOwn Union
day Of May, A. d. ls6s, and recorded in Liber No.
5as at folio z4s one OF the land records OF Washing
ton county, District Of Columbia the other bearing
% Sss Sa dsy p and
records Of the county and District aforesaid, and
under the instructions and at the request Of the
Treasurer Of said association we will offer at pub
ls70, At the hour Of clock p. m, upon the prem
ises, all that piece parcel Of ground lying In the
county OF Washington, District Of Columbia, aud
Known az part OF fletchers Chance. Beginning for
BY James MeGee and Ann Morgan and the south
corner Of said Hery Smith lot and also before the
sale 81 this property TO said Hiery smith a corner
with one Of the division lines between said Chap
pell's and Smiths. north 81 degrees, west So
Perches to the end Of said division line then south
wss @ ns e an ,s lime
perch westward from said James AcGee's north
west corner then south Ga degrees east perch to
said James McGees northwest cornor, and thence
with said James McGees north line straight 20 the
Terms Of ssie: $500 cash: balance i'm two equal
day o. sale, the ssme to secured By deed trust
the premises sold. 500 deposit will be required
and stamps at the cost Of the purchaser. The trus
not complied with within i've days after the day of
& he & e z 4.
chaser.
CHARLES Z. BELT, rrr,.s..-
spas Awkds TH0s- BOWLING, Auct.
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NINH bNhNU1 FEAClEs,
Queen Olives, Pruaeila.
osgres. Prunes.
rslt 5oiss Raisins,
OLIVE OIL Virgin and other srandsb
CROSSE BLACkWELLys PICKIEs
EmlL MAIHIEU SONS PICKLES
The FINEST OLD BYE WHISKY
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Fish Market,

The following quotations of new fish for this
day are furnished THE STAR by George w. Har-
Fish Wharves, Alexandra, Va: Shad, per hun
dred, e12as14; Potomac Family, per bbi., Sl4;
Economy Family (Delaware) per bbl., SIG; Her
ring, per thousand, S6tOS; Potomac, No. 1, Der
Dbl 81 20 to %; Potomac Family, per bbl., $40
to S12; Potomac Family, per X bbl., &C; Labra-
dor Family, per Dbl: extra, O.; Portland Gibbed,
Bay Of Island, Family Mess, s6; Lake Herring,
Chicago, extra, s.; st. Johns Alewives, $3.50.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.

inst opened q large and we'll assorted stock en-.
oracihg DRESS GOODS Of all kinds and newest
styles from l2a cents mp; Black and Colored silks.
rery ohedp; 600 yards Calicoes at a. 8 10 1al-
the very best FOR lf,S; Shifting Muslins from Use
up; vide Linen sheetings, 75c.; Cloths Cassimeres
weeds and Linen Goods, for men and bows teyr
ohsdp; Md Glsyes, speciaiity-a good glove an
colors, at VI; Linen Cambria Handkerchief from
US up; Lawns, new styles, 12S 20 Csc together
With general assortment Of goods AZ popular prioes
Gall and examine-sood bargains to all
sp25-tr lOI Bridge n aecrsstnI m
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IL SACR kRAUT A NUISANCE Whether or
not this question is definitely settled remains to
be seen, but il WAS temporarily so yesterday
afternoon BY the conductor Of car No. 5, of the
avenue line. 1t appears that MIR. Bertram
LENS got ON the car during the afternoon and
having in his possession bucket of saur kraut
took stand on the front platform, but In a few
moments he was informed by the conductor that
kraut was nuisance. MIR. Leins accordingly
!eft The car and took the next one he could sud.
No. IL, In which there were number of ladies.
VINO made no complaint, and he rode triuInph-
anuy to his destination. Subseouentlv a.
LENS, in company with legal counsel, called on
the President OF the railroad and announced his
intention OF entering suit for damages if be does
not receive satisfaction.
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CoUSTKRYEIT MoNEY-Wayman Brooks
coOred lad, was arrested last evening by Oficer
OiHare. for passing counterfeit money, and held
TO bail for further hearing by Justice Plant.
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ROM gRY OF SToRE.-The store OF Mesrs
Shreye 6: Mcqueen, at 18th street wharf, was
broken in.O last night, and robbed Of goods to
the value OF about Sleo. The articles taken
were such a. are usually made use OF by fishing
parties consisting Of fishing tackle, tobacco
cigars, &c. and IL il presumed there is one of
these free ard easf excursions fitting out for q
down river trip. Fre4uent remarks have been
made IN reference 20 the lnefieieney of the DO
lice by persons mo- posted a. 10 the facts. There
are only two patroinien assigned to all that por-
ton of South Washington west OF 9TH street,
and from the river to B street south. This Is
however yigilant, TO properly guard that amount
of territory. The same may be said of other
sections OF the city. Additional patrolmel are
much needed.
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LNGAhPNEST OF HEPTAsoPHs, FOURTH
ED fifth DEeRKEs OF ). W. Miriam Kim
;rne Gam .nent, No. J, was organized last even
-, ~ Druid Hall, and the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term :-Comman-
Ger, A. n. Thompson; Chancellor, j. p. Jacobs
froyost, u A. kimmell; Inspector General, j.
II. Whitaker; Prelate, VIM. n. Norton: Scribe.
-.J- T. X Plant; Treasurer, o. Kimmell; Guide
A. Rich Herald, A. r. Randolph; Warden, j.
n Mckinney Sentinel, j. p. Smith. The
supreme Conclave of this order will meet in
Baltimere. Md, o. the 10Th of July next
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SELLING BY SANPLE.-Peter Lobenstein was
arrested yesterday by Oftcer Drane, OF the sew
enth precinct station, for selling by sample and
fined $50 by Justice Mills.
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9. .. O'1ARE soN
GROCERs,

LOOK LOOKtt
Very best OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE
cents per pound
OLD CONVENIENT JAVA, ROASTED, &
cents.
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Ky THOS. BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown.
VALUABLE UNIMPRoyEp PROPERTY IN
GEoRGETOwN.
esell at public auction one Lot s,sisS on FsNi
- tette between 9Th and sth streets. Also, on
Terms: One third cash: balance six ana u months
All conyeyancing at purchaser cost To be resold
70 nEe days II terms Of sale are not complied with
n.lo-e&ds rHos. BOWLING. Auct.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
liza Bridge street, Georgetown
EXXEEGTTSR Rsr SALE OF ELEGANT AND
NESS "A AN Rk sLEJSR At AGSTfoS. hAh-
@ at 10 SafdsE sa Ai n MOI MING,
HISeather; at the residence ei John Dickson 10
"Ideceased corner Of Green and Stoidart stresfs
which - ,se Household Furniture and Effects, Of
Two Two Walnut Tete, Tstes, in Greer. Velvet
Mahogany Harc % Sbess ofs AN, in cbsd;G,.
MAHOGANY y! and Walnut Marble top Stands
Mahogany, v alnut and other Tables
Damask and Lace Curtains
FITs siss and SlI Jtspssstry Garrett.
Mahogany and Walnut Marble top Bureaus
b b AND AND Dc R Rsfdeess
~, BE- Ieathsr Beds dssf Bol.ters and Pillows
Sak Dining ESisn.ion Table f ten feet
Marhle-top sideboard
Handsome Tea Service, Crocke,y and Glassware
Green Rep and other Lounges
Cooking. Hall, Parlor and other stoves.
With many other articles too numerous 90 men
Hise, at u O'Clock
One Horse, RoekaSsy Harness and Sleigh.
Nm HH eRR RktSAsoS' E,aeu,or.
WIN, King,
bath room, and all necessary oct buildings. mlO-d
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LARCENY OF MoNEY.-Lizzie Duftins. n col
cred girl, was arrested last evening by Ofhcer
Pearson. Of the fourth precinct, for larceny OF
SD from W. Lecroft, and, after a hearing before
Justice Weaver, was sent TO jail for court.
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NO PERSON sH0ULD PURCHASE AMI
~ ss sss.s fs!iis iIH 30
WILD BRO. l9o nth e, bet Pa sv w ~ ~
el.6o new Guitars, Baajos, Flutes and Accordeons.
only -, San and eS. Special attention given TO
ments aD3e-tr
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A NTROAT FISHERS .....
ffRsr CLASS SECURING ESTABLISHMENT.
No. SIS NINTH BflERf,

By ~Seh e g abe 10 eiesass Isdiss dres.ss q al
kinds, without being ripDed. 0sutlsmea . clothing
grease spots win be rsnevsd, % thak thsg vill not
Prices the cheapest in The city.
Ryzaess:-Assrs; b b. Duyalla asa p. ave :,
HeiSsrSera ~ Ps; a sys;; Q; r. chafer 2Is
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THE FIrrH WARD IRISH REPUBLICAN CLUB.
Pursuant 10 a call, and under the auspices of
= this club, q meeting OF the Emery men in the
Fifth Ward was held last evening at Bleifus'
Hall, on Capitol Hill, with a view of making
ward nominations. The hall was denseiy
. crowded, and Wa so small that IL was apparent
at once that no business could be transacted
then So motion was put and carried pro-
yiding for the appointment Of a committee to
secure larger hall for a future meeting.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES, Ero.
Ar RKDUCED I'RICEs.

FAMILY SUPPLIES, ETC.
skDCCED Prices.
b. sss f co P, Pss As.-'-' ss per sos.
Suinness Irish Porter 5 per dos
hiboerts London Porter. rs pr d0z
Quart. 90 cts Is P Is IS Sss. 'i'AAhS'
FINE BORDEAUX OLIVE OH,
o..,,. rom nes'resat Go.
81 Pints 80 cite.
cLAREr VINES
From Low 90 high Grade.
81. Julien. Own BOttlinS, % Per Dover.
CHAMPAGNE WINES.
pr' ''r' Gsss BE- . s. s., p Per o.-
THOMAS RUSSELL
Successor to n. q. DYER CO,
nyp 1918 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Again We Bring Down the High Prioss
Q. .. O'IARE d SON.
GROCERs,
1918 sTTsSrn vrRrrr NV, s,.u.us.
Very best OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA OOFFrn
OLD CONVENIENT JAVA. ROASTED.
cents.
Nios BROWN SUGAR At 10 cents, equal 70 th..
sold at II and 4 elsewhere.
KAY DARLINGTON MILLS F.nllv
All grsde. q Flour and AZ
fk TwIs p sRoi : Sk SsSsM4F y,
I'VE advise families 90 buy their aour Al uo. a,
10 geing 10 ADVANCE
THOMAS SUGAR CURED HAMS the best y
EXCELLENT HAMS only rs cent. pern
CHOICE SUGAR CURED sHOULDERS
bkkf TONGUES tvery ehoice.D
TOMATOEs, 10. So
IVMMAIYES, ID 200
THE BksT PEACHES Twnits heath ss Is
NICE BRANDY rEACnEs. ''''''''-----'-'''-'''-2 "o
Queen Olives, Prunalla.
Cspres. Prnns.
Petit Pois, Rsisins
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE-Cooper & Lati-
mer, auctioneers, have sold lot 10, In Cox's sub
division OF square E9, to W. II. Daley for ~
cents Per square foot; also, part of lot Q, in
square 466, and improvements, to j. r. w. Mar
Kim for 500; also, lot ., square "a, tor cent
Per square foot.
Thos. L. Waggaman, real estate broker ana
Auctoneer, sold lot c, in square $50 on o, be.
tseen Sh and 10th streets, to John II. Steward
Tor IS cents per foot
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AT the nfty-sisth monthly meeting of the
- Central Building Association last night twenty
shares OF stock were sold at 80 per cent, and no
more money being wanted eighteen shares were
drawn from the hat ar the same price beng the
minimum allowed in this Association $50
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nRPBANs' COURT, May 5 $50:

OhfpisTEicS f wi "a coIGMBiA, WASHINGTON
ex"cntrix OF Thomas Crux, deceased, the erscu,
tris aforesaid hs With the 10 spssOsgtion Of
said, appointed SATURDAY, the 18Th dsy Of
May, A. b, 1850, for the ina settlement and distri-
OF the assets In hand, far the same have been
collectd and turned into money: when aud where
all the creditors and heirs OF said deceased are mott
Ned to attend, with their claims properly youched
or they may otherwise by Law be excluded from ali
benefit In said deceaseds estate. provided cory OF
this order be published week for three weeks
In the Evening Star previous 70 the said day
Test: A. WEBSTHR
ny& law3w Register Of Wills
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sBEi syp,
sold At IL and Z elsewhere.
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On MONDAY MKT the letter carriers will re-
snme the delivery of the northern mail which
reaches the post ONCE at $50 d. m. IL Is pro.
posed BY Superintendent j. Il. Bell to continue
this delivery in the business sections OF the civ
aeflng the summer months, or as long as day
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NATIONAL THzATKR--Mrs. ID. p. Bowers In
~ Frou Frou.n
CARROLL HALL--Fair for ST. AIMS Infant
Asylum.
LINCOLN HALL--Concert Of Children OF Pro-
testant Orphan Asylum.
MARISrs AoApExY-Floral May Festival of
Professors Bell & Csssel.
SMITHS ART GALLERY, 245 p street.
MARKRrTER's ART GALLERY, AS 9TH street.
BAIIov's Art GALLERY, ~ Pa. avenue.
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TBE ALARM ON MONDAY NIGHr-we are 10
FORMED that 10 was in consequence OF one Of tn,
broken on Monday night that the aiarm On Al
the large bells were not struck. The number q
the box COZ was struck at 1854 on the san sfrae
!. and Capitol Hill bells, As well the gonEs z
the Hook and Ladder, and No. and No
houses, and the other companies were hottie.
by Police telegraph OF the IRE. :
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WELCHp nESr FAMILY FLOrR
All grades % Flour and AZ ~''",s
PkloEs DENYING COMPETITION
TWIN BRO. = YEAST CAkEs
I'VE advise families 90 buy their nour al oDoe n. a.
10 geing TO advance
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cents per 10, ' -
CHOICE SUGAR CURED sHOULDERS
BEEF TONGUES VERY ehoice.l
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BOTHER COOK BETS TWO HUNDRED mot 5000
THAT HE IS A BETTER CHRISTIAN THAN
see By saturday EvESIN e, STAB tia, W A. Cook
fore must tell you something about him. Some
time ago he wanted to rule the congregation of the
to the church were discussed. Messrs Cook, Hark
@ as 81 ssss:s d m
Mr.. Cock became very Indignant and jumped up and
81 apS Lord Christ sq
Door but brothers and sisters IL is true have not
soid xsteS and chain against two ssndred Seilars
that am as good christian as he is.' Mr.. Hsrk-
Cox sabsp ssa he s ssr
that ysnted e bet 50 large an amount of money on
The speaker remarked that he supposed Mr.
Cook did not have his $50 or his gold headed
cane with him, or he would have went the whole
He said he had been taken TO task By X. j.
Bean, . Third Ward Councilman, for speaking
IN disrespectful nanner OF Cook, and said
south and Be sent to the senate. BE, the
speaker, wanted to know, IL he had % much
talent. Why he did not 70 TO Pennsylv.nia, where
tor sisssf, Il Cock dared to 70 SoatS' ' Or any.
where else, he would follow him, ii he had TO
walk. and tell the colored people what he
was- Nan say for the sake Of the black man,
MORSE BOASTS OF CONTROLLING "rHs N1GaRR
VOTE"
He had heard Of conversation between Cook
and Morse about colored votes, in which the
latter declared he could control moro Niger
votes than any man In Washington.
COOK BOASTS THAT HE CAN "DRIvR THE ME-
eRRs LIKE A YLoCK OF SHEEP"
To this Cook replied that BY the simple wave
OF his hand be could drive them where he
wished, and they would never stop to ask
nnere they were going. In speaking OF the
hichards men at the late convention, Morse
deeisred they were all gamblers and rum
selierf. IL he lMorse) intends to set himself
up as champion or morality he would have
to declare, like Dalton, that he was horn again.
When Mr.. Wallach turned the affairs OF the
Corporation over TO Mayor Bowen the funded
debt Of the Corporation was q little over
S90e, 600; now IL was over S1,7OO 600. The
speaker hoped a party would be built up here
which would be an honest ons. Cali IL Repub-
lican, Democratic, Conservative, or ANYTHING
but let il be called an honest party. Let eyery
vote polled st the coming election be free
transportation to every scauavag around the
City Hail to leave. He referred TO the fact that
the men who employed and paid the colored
men here for their labor were the taxpayers
AS for Mr.. Emery he was too wen known to
need any ealoey, lapplause,l and II he got but
one vote In the city, the one casting that vote
would be Geo. w. Hatton. tApplause.] Mr..
Emery had lived here twenty years and no
words could build up his reputation. He had
made name here which would live alter him
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ELPHONzO YOUNGS & co.

FLOUR.
WEIGHS BEST FAMILY.
WILDWOOD FAMILY
Pl0NEER EXTRA,
AUGUSTA EXTRA
MELBOSE EXTRA,
EXCHANGE HILLS EXTRA,
ALL AT LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES. AND
ALL GUARANTEED.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-12-15

T EFT CONGRESS- BE ASKED TO PASS
IL the following laws by all who love themselves:-H
any Spirit shall take possession of persons body
poliute it either by committing the crime selfpou
Ion, t being the worshpping of tho abomnation that
maketh desoate spoken of by the Spirit of the Lord
Daniel the Prophet 18th Chap and 31st and 18th
Chap. and 18th verse; and by Christ the Son of God
Matthew oath Chap. and 18th verse; shall such
body to lie KILL they being the worship of the Devil
as Christ said he murderer and liar from the,
beginning Or shall such body TO commit adultery
fornics.ion they being the worship Of the Beast,
Revelations, IL Chap. and LIST and I'd verses-to do
beasts do is to worship Beast-or shall do any
Of evil, shall interfere stop any buy
ing selling because he has not the mark of the Beast
Revelations, 18th Chap, 18th and 18th That
shall be perfectly satisfactory for second death the
Son of Man TO take away kill said Spirit IL found in
the jurisdiction of the United States that
remedy. And no excuse shall be accepted, especially
that they did IL to give employment to Priests at the
Confessional to Lawyers at the bar enslave
one Or If any such spirit shall make sick, or
cause accidents 20 give employment socaled
doctors second death may take him. or her. or t. away
and that too without remedy; the Son Of Man the
same And farther, in view of the raging In
Europe, caused by the crimes passed
unpunshed would farther ask that Truth be declared
the God of the land and the worship of Truth be inau
gurated by all telling the Truth at all times, keeping
silent And for all that coming to the Spirit World
to prepared for the battle Revelations 18th Chap
and 18th and Revelations 10th Chap. and 10Th
You each for yourselves will find full instruc-
ons, Matthew 9Th Chap and 3D. 24h and 18th verses,
how to prepare. ONE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-12-15
Inflammation of the Kidneys Cured.

THOMAS ALLcocK Co.. Sing Sing-Fer years have
suffered from Inflammation OF the Kidneys my phys
icans gave me little relief and moved about like old
man bent down by years Of suffering At length your
Porous Piasters recommended applied
one to each kidney and the relief immediate. 1
wore them for thirty days, when my back and kidneys
wee perfectly well. and able TO walk
think the half virtues your Plasters
yet remain TO be told but should any wish to hear
thereof shall be pleased 10 tell of my experience
am yours respectfully,
THOMAS j. JACK ON,
26 East Thirty-secoud street