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PY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucsiopesrs
~ souiheast corner Of Seventh and D s.restI

FoUR VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, FRONT.
ING On +rA STREET EAST, AND NEAR b
STREET NORTH, Ar AUCTION
~ On MONDAY, the 7th instant. at ) . o'clock
sSSp m, We shall sell, the premises, Lots A. C.
- u and b, OF subdivision OF Lots !, and =. in
s4uRre No. 81 each Lot being a good building front
aud depth, making them valuable for Any one wish-
ipg to purchase Lot for residence. Also, p iset
front Of Lot No. 10 in SGDare 40 S5T Sale positive
Terms: One third cash; balance in aud u
months, for notes bearing iaterest and secured BIZ
de- q OF trust on the premises. All ConV .ncing
and revenue Stamps AZ the cost OF the purchaser
SIS down on each Lot at the time Of sale Title per
feet Abstract exhibited at the sale.
ap lOd GREEh WILLIAMS, Aucts
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BY THOMAS Il. WAGGAMAN,

Washington Georgetown Office 5I9 18th ST., op P d
* BY virtue Of n decd of trust, dated or the ODD
e9sfay Of March, 1870, and recorded in Libar No
~6l5, folio 2S5, one Of the land records for the
county Of Washington, ID. c., shall Sc AZ public
Esle, Gu the premises, on THURSDAY. the goth
day o! April, ISL, at O'Clock D. m. part Of lot
eleven 10 square 1888, beginning at point on Ten
pessge avenue Z feet a. inches sOUthWCstyardIT
from tie northwest corner of said Lot No IL thence
TuDuiUg along the lire Of Tennessee avenue south
westwardly IS feet IA inches 10 the souhWesr cor.
ner OF Lot No. H. thence sOuthe astwardy along tht
line OF Lots IL and ii one hundred aud twenty tour
feet: tbeCCe eastwsTdly one hundred feet. thenc.
north 20 Get; thence esst ~ feet thence north on
the line Of 50 foot street feet So inches: thezre
west lSJ feet, thence northWcstardly Ig7 fest "A
inch 70 Tennessee avenue ani place of beginning
containing 1914 square te q. move or less,
Terms: ODe-hat cash, balance in months. A
deposit Of SIS will be required at time OF sale
JOHN = NOERIS, Trustee
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Rf LAIInER 4 oLHARr, Auetioueer,.
Southwest corner Of Penn o avenue And i,t,h 49,.
TOR BUGGY AT Auction.
eSFfRR/ On SArORDAY mURNIkG A,xurs
(ss0I<slf fSi, nc IL O'Clock N at our snc.ion
rooms, we shall sell one Ton Bnggr ~
lns an execution against Lewis d. McOOrmics in
favor Of hath Copeland ="
Terms: Cash. KIMBtLL. Constable
sru-N LATIMER O1EARY Ancf.
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RY WIN. l.. WALL q co ,Auctioueers,
- New Marble Building,
Hos. 900 and 9O2 B. w cor Pa ave. And OH q.
DEsIRABLE PRIXATE REsIDEs0E ON oAPI

- TUL HILL At AUCTION
- On fblDAf AFTERNOON, ApriI ID tn
E Az O'Clock, In front OF the premis es, we will
,,seu ~ auction with ut reserve, Q Frame
dwelling house, on Delaware avenue between Il
abd streets north, near the Capitol, being the
soutnern half or part Of Let numbered IL, in 81
snd runpins back IS feet inches, i'm proved by .
comioftaple Frame Dwelling house, With grape
We would call the attention of buyers 70 the shove
city. SAs VI 'no
Title perfect. Sale positive
Terms are: One-fourth cash: balance in ons two
ana three years, Nth interest. the deferred nav
ments to be secured by deed OF trust the premi
So. All conveysncing At the pense of the pur-
as~old. "' w ies0u ~ S'on
apl0-td WI WALL co Aoct.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneaa..
- No. 31S, southeast corner Of 7th And b streets

III GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneaa,,
- No. 31S, southeast corner Of 7th ana streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF A BUILDING LOT
EkONTLAG ON FRANKLIN SFhEET RE-
iNfkS AND srREETS NOkrH AND
fTH AND 5IH STREETS WEST.
"a By virtue OF q deed of trust dated thu fourth
ICY Of May; A. D. 1870 and duly recorded ip
Lloer 90, fo'!o 49S, one OF tho Iani records for
Washington county. in the District OF CoIumbis
ana by the reQue.t OF the holder Of the notes al
sci! AZ puoilc auction on TUESDAY, the 25th day
OF April, ID lSl at 51k O'Clock m, on the
enses Lot numbered seventy six fT6 IN "a "a re
numbered i've hundred ami ten C5l0,j according IN
the Vision Of said square the same fs duiy
reSoIde4 on the books q the Surveyor for the said
Terms: One half cash; balance in 6 AMI Il months.
Tor notes bearing interest and secured by a deed ~
trust on the premises sold All cOnveyancing AMI
revenue stamps al the cost Of the purchapr 40
down en- the cay Il sale. And II the terms are Sot
complied with within - AFTER The dav of .aIa
the trustee reserves the TO resell the
az the ri-k and cost Of the defaulting purcassy ~
advertising three times in some new spaoar npb
lished IN Washington city. ~"
ISAAC TALKS, Trustee.
aplZd GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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HI LATIME8 q CLEARY, Auctionssrs
Successors to Cooper Latimer \
ooo'""" corner Fennsyivanis ave. and llth street.
DESIRABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUo.
- on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, April sth,
u. AZ - O'Clock. we will sell In front OF the
SS2usre ozS, improved By . two-story and basement
LICK dwelling, with water. gas and bath room
ms property ID situated Defrees street being
no: ssJ between North Capitol and lot streets
A b O'Clock ?. m, in front Of the premises Lot a
~ May subdivision Of Square 6ol, improved by a
gas and bath room This property Is situated on
10. street east, beTwe cen Y and D streets south.
- months, with interest, secured By deed OF t-ust
Sonnyeyancing ana stamps at cost Of purcha,ers
St0 gown on eacn house at time OF sale
apWa LATlMkB OLkARY, Aucts.
tPatrtot md Sunday HsrlldI
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ITHITED STATES HARsHAL SALE.

In virtue two wris OF sri facas issued from the
CLERKS once Of the Supreme Court OF the District
Of Columbia, and to directed VIII sell. pub.
lie sale for cah. in front Of the Court House door
lS7l. at ~ O'Clock m, ali defendants right title.
claim and interest In and to the lease Of house Me-
1886 street n W., between 18th and 18th streets,
being Lot No. ~, in square No. 80, and improve
ment. seized and levied upon the lsasshold inter
est OF Ariadne Andrews and will be sold to satisfy
executions 10. s,llg and s.3l1 In favor Of W. II.
-. AK. SHARP. o. 8. Marshal. D. @.
Aprh Htn' iHi. apll--tds &
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10y GREEN LLIAGS, Auctioneers
a. No. 3l9, southeast corner 7th and d st.
IMPROyED PROPERTY ATAUU.


'- = Hh1 y III 4 NJ ~ Z nut 2 n I aUU-
HON.
zzA BY Writ Of q de 4 IF trust atan Seutrmber
E.,M ~, 1851 and duly recorded in Lioer T and X ,
$50 No; II. folio 90, &C. one o: the land records
IoI washington county, in the District Of Oolualti
I"th day OF April, ISL at O'Clock p m all that
ington city, ID. g.. being part of Lot a. in sonars
10 ths fsd part OF said lot being the western part
lneieol having front OF nineteen feet on north
street and running bsck with even width seventy
SIX teet SIX inches, proved by three story Brick
DWeInng. his property Is situated on street,
No. 13O-, between 18th aud iith stress and
fToutlng Frank in SQu-re.
IL rms: One half cash; balance In six and twelve
months on notes with interest secured by deed of
trust on the property. Stamps and csnYeyancing at
the cost OF the purchaser. S2D down W hen the
property Is struck of. II the terms are not com piled
wiIb within five days the trustee the right
70 resell the property at the cost and risk of the de
fautinR purchaser by Advertising il for FIVE days in
ID. e. p DsRSEiI,LE TTnstas WIZ
spS u GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts,
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THE TRADES.

DkTER F0RREeTER, Recets, and Rspai,s, NJ
4 al kinds az Chino. GiaS dad Vases residence
ls49 street. Bottoms blown on wine aiasses
References to Webb BeyeridRe, 2l I'm strees
where orders can be left. mbmsIms
TENHANTv SCALE REPAIR SHOP,
i NO. lO1g 9TH Street. n. " -
sp.,lSesr Northern Liberties Market.
SCALES REPAIRED ~
q shortest notice: also exEniucd ana sealed bv
United states Standard Weights All work war.
O. m
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UY GREEN n WILLIAMS, Auctiopeers
- No. 319, southeast cornerof 7th and d streets.


1RCsTEES SALE OF A TRACT OF LAND
nkAR PElkOES MILLS, AT AUCTION.
n On WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of A pril,
elS7l, shall sell, on the premises. 81 o'clock
>>p. m by virtue of a deed of trust TO the sub
scIieer, bearing date the first day of july 1851 and
duly recorded in Liber L. u. r., No s. folios l9S,
&C.: one OF the land records for Washngton county
IN the District of Columbia, the following named
and Described a property, lying and being in the
Of a tract Of land called Johnnys Poplar Spring,
beginning for the same part at large 6ak, the be
ginning OF Johnny's Poplar Spring tract; thence
With she nrst line OF said tract north ~ degrees
perohes TO the end OF it, thence south 65 degrees
east perches to the county road thence south 81,
degrees east perches with said road thence south
81 degrees west perches with said road; thence
south sO7f degrees west 10 perches with said road
ence south A. degrees west IL perchss with said
read; thence south 30, degrees west perches with
said road thence rorth 2S.I degrees west 4 10 100
perches, to the beginning, containing ~ 100 acres,
more or lees.
Terms: Cssh: deposit of $50 TO be paid down
when the property is sold.
This property IL on the road leading from Bread
Branch ROAD to b. 7. Swarts farm, and about n,
miles from Peirce Shoemsker's Mill.
JAMES L. CARBERY, Trustee.
APT GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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JAPANESE CUKiOs. CumPRisISG RaRs
And UNIQUE DAMIO M0SAICs, sILVEH
BBkk0SZEs; - SQusk .kE, CRYSTAL AMI
PAINTED INDIA CHINA SILKS, sM BIOL
pp66RREEp r SGREkNs; AND A VARIETY OF
IN On THEkSDAY MOhHING, April 18th
ETalS1. at 10 30 a. N. and 80 D m e, at our
tyik auction rooms. shall sell the above coIIec
lIul Of rare and beautiful articles.
Goods will be on exhibition on Tuesday and Wed
nesday previous. Terms cash.
LATlMER OLEARY, Aucts
aplo dads Patriot |
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,

- bOutHehSt CVrhof TN hnd ID stIteU
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY, FRONT.
Inc ON TTH STRFET WEST. RFTWESN
AND STREETS NORTH, AT AUCTION.
-, Un MONDAY the 24th day Of April. 1871, at
- 3ts o'clock p. sh all IL in front Il the
M premises, vain able three story Brick DwelIi1 az
House, with fine store room, being south half Lot
No. r. IN Square No an, Lot beiRs % feet iachss
improvements. consisting of bath room, water and
gas thrOu gh the entire house.
This property offers great inducements to persons
wishing inst class business and priv ate residence,
beng occupied by Goddard, EsQ., for the last ten
years dry goods eetabl ,shment.
Terms: One third cash; balance in s, H. Is and q
mouths for notes bearing interest, and secured By
sncins and revenue stamps at the cost OF the pur-
chaser. SaOdov on the dsv OF sale.
GREEN q WILLIAMS,
ap I'D IFatrfot and Rep Auctioneers.
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re. OAULFIELD's CLASSES
VOCAL AND ISsTRUMENTAL MUSIC
del4-u ATTY. NJ. q. A. Rooms
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1The Saratoga folks are to hold a maetin
ID I'D.

DIEO.
PYWELL. On Tuesday, the III instant, at ~
o'cl-Cb 2 N, ALICE EDITH, ONLY daughter o.
" lem l. an Maggie Pywell, aged months and
Is days.
UNDERTAKE Frs.
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Rf LATImER OLBARY, Aucttoneers.
Southwest corner Of Pennsv snia ave and 18th N

RY LATIMER ULBABY, Auctfoneers,
" lsucoessors TO Cooper b LatimerJ
south"est corner OF Pennsrivsnfa ave and 18th st.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE
NORTHERN PART OF THE CITY, AT AUG.
- On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, A,riI
s. 18Th, at ~ clock, We Nil SELL in front of abe
ESQ, improved by Tvo-storY and Basement Brick
Dwelling, containing seyen rooms, gas, Latrobe
sfss s sod ah; aSS
being No 1924. The lot has adepth OF li5 feet.
Ate O'Clock p m. in front of the premises. Ia,
10. in WIZARDS subdivision of square No, Isl I'M
proved by Two-story and Back Binding Frame
situated on street, between 18th and 18th strssts
feet. ~ -OS
Immediately after the above sale We vi,I .e,I ~.
adjoining Cottage, with front OF 40 feet BY 100 feet
Terms: One-third cash; residue in 6, IL and "a
months. with interest, secured by a deed of frnst
Cow ey ancpg ana stamps cost of pure bsser 80
down on each piece Of Prcgssrsg At tune Of sale
aElO-d&ds Paths Herald Auctionee,,s
QY LATIMER q CLEARY, Anctiopeer,.
- Successors to Cooper Lattmer)
southwest corner Of PennsyIy snis ave. md iith q.
EXECUT0RS' SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
S0RThwE 1H M BETWEEN AND L SITS.
"a t3H o'clock, we, the undersigned executors,
Twill sell in front of the premises part OF iot
H. in square 4ss having front Of . feet 8: inehs.
back building The house il newly psintea ~ aps
One fourth cash r residue s1 in Is and ..
months, with interest from day OF sale. Deferred
e Ss ~ q
chaser. SlD down at tiIe Of sale.
5N6 O. 4. AsSsSdHGrcHrS Executors.
LATIMEk CLEARY Arr,.
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TO MORROW.

pY LATihER h CLEABY, Auctioueers,
- successors t. Cooper & LstiIneT,)
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and uta street
ExECUTOBs SALE OF PERSONAL PROP
ERTY.
-a BY order Of the supreme Court Of the
H7f District Of Columbia, holding a special
term. wi IL sell ut public auction, on 4 l.
DAY MORNIk9, at 10 o'clock, the 9TH day OF
Apru, a. ID ISL, at the northeast corner of Yer
mont avenue ard L street, the residence OF James
DAY, deceased. the personal estate OF said de-
ceased, consisting ct Household and Kitchen Fur
nIture, comprising In part Piano, Piano Stool
Cover. Carpets. Chairs Hair Mattresses Fsathsy
Beds and other articles belonging to q first class
house. "
Terms cash.
VIM. JOHN MILLER. Executor
mh5l-d LATl9ER q CLeARY, Aucts
D-BY ORpER OF TIE COURT. THEABOvE
SALE is POSTPONED until THURSDAY A pri
10, ISL at same hour sad place.
J. MILLER, Executor.
arc d LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts
RI LATIMER 4 OLEARY, Auctionesrs,
~ Successors 10 Cooper Latimer,
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AUCTION SALES.

pY WIN. l.. WALL CO., Auctionsers,
ID Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
No. % Louisiana avenue between 9Th and 10Th sts.
PFREMProBY SALE OF DROVE HORSES,
Pk!yA1E sTOLh CARRIAGES, BUGGIkS,
BARNES 81 + snRpfEsY SsSo e, .,,u ,,,,
IN ISL, commensins ct 10 O'Clock, We win
20 Head of Horses and Mules
I've Droves Of 3 Borses. dirse, from Ohio: Good
stock.
represented by the auctiouaer
wAGOss AND HARNESS.
Ote second hand shifting top Busgy made in this
Feur new 70 s SrUers or,s sSdn ro:f S.S
s,ns se't sonele Harness tsecond hand,'
Three new Saddles ard Brides
REGULAR sale days, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
ur4sys, without regard TO weather.
1t WIN. l.. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers.
Ply LATIMXE b CLEARY. Aucttoneers,
- tsuccessors to cooper Laimer.l
Southwest corner Of Penn avenue snd 18th street
VALUABLE LOT or CAPITOL HILL.
- by virtue Of q deed OF trust dated y an usFy
Festh, 1855 and recorded in Libsr q h, 81 a,
@Afoio 3ss. will sell ON SATURDAY, the 23d
q April. A. ID. lS7l, Ct o'clock p m, part OF Lot
No. square $50
The part to sold fronts "a feet o., sth street east
aud 10 feet on Massachusetts avenue. and Is very
| SIigibiy located.
Terms: one half casa. balance in and IL months
notes with interest. secured by deed Of trust on
the property Stan ps aud convey sncInR at the cost
of the purchaser. $50 down when the property II
struck OF. IL the terms are not complied with
within I'VE days the trustee reserves the right "a
fsulting purshassr by advertising il for 6ve day.
N one nevspape printed in the city OF ashing on
D. FEED W JONES TIustee.
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Rf LA1IMEk CLEARl. AuSUousprs,
- iSuccessors 10 O0s per & La:imerl
Southwest corner Pennsy lvsuis avenue and 18th st
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EhTY

EhTY.
a BY virtue OF decree of the supreme Court OF
SSSthe Dlstrlct OF Columbia, made in the cause of
Dan gren We Goddard. No 1870, Equity docket
y ana datn oc,oter Il 1859, will offer a. auction
on Hi URsDAY, the 18Th day OF April next on the
premises, at 80 O'Clock D. m, those VALUABLE
kolioinR Lots on street near l4th, known as Lots
nos SIX top and seven, ~ In Square two hundred
and forty seven, 2HD being tue lots adjoining on
the east, the residence of Mrs. Dahlgren
Terms OIL sale One third Of the purchase money
PAID In cash, and the residue in two equaI in.
sthiInehts. at Of. and twelve months res pectlyeiy
WIN INTEREST," and lien reserved TO sec ure the de
ietred payments The terms OF sale must be com.
pied with within one week AT sale or the pron
may De resold at the risk and of the first pur.
chaser, after one weeks notice Stsraps aud con.
veyaneiDg at the purchaser cost
WALTERS. cox, Trustee
mn A-eotd LATlmER ULEABY, Aucts
by W. L: WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers,
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A Forthcoming History of the sUnder-
ground Railroad.

Colonel Forney writes
Slavery and its mysterious inner life has
never yet been described. When it is, Reality
will surpass Fiction. Uncle Toms Cabin will
be rebuilt and newly garritured. A book de-
failing the operations of the underground
railroad is soon to be published in Philadel
phia, by William Still, Esq, an intelligent
coored gentleman, which, composed entirely
of facts, will supply material for indefinite
dramas and romances. 1t will disclose rec
ord OF unparalleled courage and suffering tor
the right The narrative of Professor John
M. Langston, of Howard University, at
Washington, famous as an orator and scholar;
his birth as slave, the education oil himseh
and brotherb his white father; his return after
many years, to his native town in Virginia,
as the champion OF his race and of their new
ly acquired freedom; the thrilling story of
Frederick Douglass, told by himself; the event.
full career of Stephen Smith. the rich colored
man of Philadelphia, who voted for Jackson
in 1882, was afterward disfranchised by the
insertion of the void "ghite" in the Consti-
tuition OF Pennsylvania in 1888, and again
voted under the immortal Act OF Emancipa-
ton; the experience Of EbeneZer ID, Bassett,
our resident Minister at Hayti; the struggle
for seli-iinproyement of Octavius v. Cato,
and the tragedy of bis assassination; the ear
ly efforts of John Brown, long before he was
Known to the world as the willing martyr OF
his ideas; the sketch OF The inner lie OF Will
liam j. Wilson, Vice President OF the freed
mems Savings Institution at Washington, In
cluding his Story of the industry, patience,
and economy Of his race; the long conflict
with slavery Of Senator Revels, OF Mississippi /;
the stormy life of Lieutenant Governor Dunn,
of Louisiana, and last, not least, the memoir
of Robert Putyis, the accomplished gentle
man and scholar, residing at Byherry in
Philadelphia memoir which, written Ry
himself, would Surpass in the iaiensly i. q JUS ns
interest many of the famous autoOlograpnies
of the day-these and a. ihe1r sapnioe i0 @Romanee @
Roai;tS The time is coming when they
can % he published without ftas and without
prejudice.
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COGIA HASSAN.
Trimmed Hats and Bonnets.

Trimmed Hats and BOnnets.
A larger assortment of trimmed Hats and
bonnets than in all other stores in Portland
together.
We undertake to sell trimmed hat for
two-thirds what the same quality of mate
rials can be bought for anywhere else.
Trimmed hats from the very finest to the
very lowest priced.
The style of our millinery cannot be sur
passed.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
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MEDICAL.

This may certify that had eeen suffering with
the ''Rhumatism" for five mouths, and at that tina
it seized my right hip and leg. down to the foot.
kinds OF highly recommended medicines which 1
took fer the blood. Still got no relief tor
months more, all the time doing my best, with as
good advisers as We have in our city. Finally call
ed at the New York University Branch, and the pro-
prietor said he could help me. So commenced
lief. and in eight weeks able to leave my caue
at home: and have been well up to this time three
months have passed. DAVID KEAZER.
Portland, Aug. I'd, 1870.
A REMARKABLE CURE!-I have been troubled
with bad Scrofula Humor all my Lille. A fearful
under treatment OF the best medical advicers could
find in Portland, but all the time grew worse; my
appete alea ana pecams 70 WEAK ana emac,ated
In this condition commenced taking the Universi-
ty Medicine. In one week my appetite was good
and the deathy 81 liking pain ia my stomach vanish
ed. In two mel,hs my sore was healed. have
since gained fifty pounds in weight and am now every
HENRY D. TODD TolmanCourt.
Portland, Jan. goth, 1871.
have been afflicted for twenty years with Chronic
Rheumatism. have spent hundreds OF dollars for
medical treatment without benefit, Ten days ago,
commenced taking the University Medicines, and
can truly say, it has been more benefit to than
all other treatment I ever received. NY place of
business is 1877 Pearl street. shall he pleased to
answer all enquiries JOHN TURNER.
For twenty five years have suffered with Scroll
ula and Salt Rherul, Tor Tetter.) Have paid out
hundreds of dollars, and been treated by several
tirst-class physicians without benefit. Some four
weeks ago. 1 commenced using the University Med
icnes-At the time my forehead and head were COW
cred with sores and scaliDess OF the skin; also my
tongue was covered with small ulcers am to-day
free from all the above troubles, and heartily
recommend these medicines to I he afflicted.
s. G. MUNSEY, 81 Chestnut Street.
Portland, Jan. "a, 1870.
As certain individuals have reported tina the
above certificate is false and my disease bad as
ever, wish to say, at the time gave the above
tfcate the Story was not haf told. In addition to
the above my leg and bach covered with sores
am now we'll and Ieel at least twenty years young
er than did before taking the remedies.
My advice to the afflicted is to give the medicine
trial and to be deferred by the cry hu nbug
1t cured me, it has cured many others. l believe
the extract of cancer plant will cnre any blood dis
ease in existence.
s MUNSEY, 27 Chestnut street,
June T. 1870.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-11-15
COGIA. HASSAN.
Hoop Skirts & Corsets,

Hoop skiris, IS, 20. 2J and 30 springs,
All mt low, low priccs'
Corsets from 50 cents to 50 SO a pair.
The unprecedented success which last winter
met our introduction of Felt Corsets has led us
to purchase large and completely assorted
stock for this seasons trade, which we shall
sell at the very low price of 85 cents pair.
All who have worn them say they are the
warmest, most healthy and best fitting corset
made, and we are sure they are the cheapest.
Only So cents.
Wholesale and Retail.