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THH Coal MINERS TRouBLHs.-A dispatch
from Ashland, Pa, says 1T is reported that !,
coal basis is soon to be arranged and the m,,ers,
strike adjusted. Considerable MARIN can
however, Be given 90 the truth Of ths IN Snr'
The operators Are willing that Pc strike shomId
continue, - there h plenty bf coal in the mar
kef, and they have no cfders of consequences.
IRE In operation, and il is doubtful whether
mere VIII he suspension there. Business in
the whole region is being seriously affected bv
me suspension, and il Is feared that il will
cause The failure OF some OF the largest business
houses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-19

ROCHESTER,. NY. Jan. i9-The widow Of
DR. Hess. of wavlaBd. Steuben county. III >
morning shot produce dca'er ramed W III am
H Lewis. Killing him instantly. She also slot
her brother, named Warren Northros. who viii
probably die. The woman H. probably insane.
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Geld Mining I'm Colorado Boiler Ex.
~lOSfom

Central CITY. Col, Jan. IA boiler ar-
plosion N saw mill near Carbon yesterday
killcd J.. r. NOrsern an. the en.i0ecr.
The shipment OF gold from thrCe banking
houses in this city. during is7o, amounted 20
Il 2i0 c25. The estimated gold product OF Gil
on county, for the same period vas : SOLOS,
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ELECTIONS or u. SENATOR'S.
Blair. Hitchcock. wtadsm. Afraras

ST LOFTS. IAN. lH.-Ihe vote IN the Ms.,nl-.
Legislature, ,or senator. stood Blair To- IJLu
h. Henderson -. BENJAMIN :.
OMAHA, Jan. 1>.-P. ". Hitchcock has hem
q ected [ nited States senator from Nei,-.sza.
ST. PAUr, Jan. Ia.-The Legs .ture today
elected Hon. VIM Window ID the tnI'ed Sat-
Senate Tor tie Ion. term. AMI Hon. -. l. = earns
Tor the short Term. Both are republican,.
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Fire IN CleSslana.

CLKvEIAsp, o, Jan. 19.-The buildings and
racbinery IT the water works tunnel shaft
were destroyed Nv 6re last night -Four men
we're IN the tunnel nj the time but we're rescued.
Loss s3,oee or 4,eVp.
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LECTURES.

REv. JAT3Ek HECKER, OF New York. viii
Nature OF OR Intercourse with the L. tsnts Of
the OTTER Wor'd, ~ Invitation 81 the Young Catho.
on, SUNDAY EVENING, January %, 1871, at
oclI CT. iaiq n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-19

THE sIGNEIs TO the invitation TO NJ. FOrnev
10 accept complimentary dinner. are request
eel TO meet night az clock, al the OIL &C
OF the Boston Journal, Newspaper Row.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-19

TEE L. :. STEAMER TCsCAE0EA, on dutv i'm
the North Atlantic squadron for the last two
years, has been ordered to return home.
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A VILLAGE SOLD FOE $50 ,000.-The villa "a
OF kfarriottsyilie, including the farm Adjacent.
consisting Of about two hundred acres of land.
with valuable limestone quarries upon il, was
sold on Tuesday of last week, bv MI. Banuon'
ESQ. 10 Mr.. VIM. Davis. OF Howard county. for
81, 600 Euicot C,ty Nd Tunes
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WANTS TO III HANGED Rreur AwAY.-An-
Grew Brentling, who Was sentenced to be
whose sentence the Governor has committed for
eleven weeks, telegrspbed yesterday to Cover.
nor Hayes, through the Sheriff. that he desired
to be hanged on next Friday according to the
original sentence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-19

CAPTAIN j. y. CRAIG, Of the tenth infantry,
is relieved from daty ~ Ind an Agent at the
Cherokee Agency, Indian Territory. and
ordered 20 join his regiment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-19

MRS. CANrrELD, daughter OF the late General
Cas-, died in New York yesterday.
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BATCHEI.OH,s HAIR DYE

This splendid Hair Dye IL the best IN the world.
Harmless reliable, instantaneous, docs not contain
lead nor any cssaie poison to produce paralysis OF
Death Avoid the Wanted and delusive preporetious
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". A. Bachelors Hair Dye has he'd thirty yedys'
the only perfect Hair Dye-biack or Brown Sold
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CAPTAIN GUsTAvUs Urban. fifth csvs'y.
died az Fort MsPhs Tson, Nebraska, on The 1i;h
instant.
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APPOINTED. p. Irvine, Of Illinois, has
been appointed a urSt- class c3erk in the Pen
SION Office.
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Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RxvKHUE.-1he receipts to-day
from this source were eis9,1Cj.
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Death or An Iuyeutor.

TROY, Jan. ia-Henry Burden, q famous In
ventor and iron manufacturer, dropped lead.
this morning. OF heart disease. He was early
80 years Of age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-19

SENATOR FRRRY.-The NJ chi gan legislature
met at noon Yesterday and formally declared
Representative +. ". Ferry eIectei su,ces-
scr to Senator Howard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-19

LrBEL SuIr.-Cnited States Marxhal Dsllon,
Of abe eastern district Of New York, hss sued
the Brooklyn Union for libel. laying the dam
sundIy articles in the Union During the past six
months, criticisinR Mr.. Dallons o6hcal acts
The articles eharge the Marshal with falling 30
peJforR his duty in srPrrsssine- ,ae whisky
Frauds. The Union yesterday adheres 70 the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-19

THB CUMBERLAND tMD.l TRAsHpY.-The
trial Of IL, g. Black Tor. the murder of W. ".
McKaie,, which was begun at Cumberland,
rick county, There is much feeling in the COM
munity in the midst OF which the tragedy oc-
CURED, and il was supposed by the counsel for
the state that this feeling might operate 10 pre-
vent . fair and impartial trial; hence its re-
moval.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-19

AFTFR SUPERVISOR pRBsEREY.-The Rich
mOnd correspondent OF the Alexandria Gaeetis
saws: a committee OF radi calS havs left here
for Washington TO urge the removal of Suuerv:-
sOr Presbrey and the appointment OF X. W.
Hughes In his place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-19

The newert thing in stationery for lovers
Is rose -colored note paper, with an imprint OF
Cupid In gold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-19


".c's tapt.red - Trsabie
bresinE Bes~s~a Aus
tris and Russia.
Tei,Crr, ID FRI ,1y 70 r, Fr.ui r- 81
INVESTMENT nF IoNGwY.
i0Nn"N. ian. D., Ia y. Tue tuy .stusnt
OF iong~y i complete, Uo-WiJhssNnd.ns tie
attempts Of the CSrrison - prevent the ,,.,if,
IN POSITION % he German batteries.
The Germsus ON the 18Th instant dispa-ssJ
lDo .s-,les mobile near Lansres.
TIP L"SSES BY THE BATTLE NEAR liz
MANS.
The German los IN toe battles with Gsuerrl
'hinHN are offS.a'lv sta 81 a. 10 rt1 rers a.
t.-S men killed .nI WOUNDED. The Frrgrh
los, hrs .des Tier killed aud wounded u. 90
Uu~Cuud-d g.. oG,rs-
TROUBLE EEfMING nErwIEN RUSSIA
AND AUSTRIA
LONDON. Jan. is.-The y.,f~aaf ~ - p,.,-s-
eefg. An q recent editorial, cTiti,>ts IN caa~.l-
iahsHaee ne reply o. Bcurt % thr note 81
~ hon, ara >iNs distinctly tha' the ~ y
OF Austria - upt CGlcul attI 60 s,rnrr 'ht - ,tf
shp OF Russia or the western powers.
the ARMY oF THr LOIRE Srft1 n.
TREATING.
L'Ns'"N Jan. IA dispatch trOm Versailles
sfNs The French under s,rn. Glaurg are To-
treating from LFyll. aud On al the ti.rm.u 49,,
J. an tal. pursuit. aud Ia already pas~ef
town ~ NsiEes, icurJHes WilcS ca-- o.
1 "" tho usand add tionsI prisoners were "a
Alencon VA occupied hy ne tscrmaU~ lu t..-
night OF The iuLh.
FIGHTING AL ALONG THF LINE
General on " rider maintained as F,bs.t.,r
10 the southward 81 Belior-. on MbuIa.. aga...-t
renewed attacks Of -hc French srtns I'd Ne
last The German loss Wa c4ups-ir. selr
small
A dispatch dated Frsutlat. IA. ran,-ts re-
newed lighting to-day along the whole line.
THE CAT PLAYING VITA THE NpTSF.
loSIoN, Jan. l., Ia .. N-Tae Nag Of
Prussia, IN q letter 10 Prince a-vry ~ Trsar,-
burg. cOunse.s "a m ta b. pruleu. anf etf-to De-.
and asserts that Pru>-iA never iutruI-4 % a -
tack The Independence ~ LgNembarg.
PARIS AND HEG ENEMIES
IoNDos. Jan. I.- Special - y. a F---
gran A dispatch from Nerssi.le- S'a.s- ihas
the TIRE on Paris s'il continues. "a - ~.
siege tram from Mey'eres wss PLACED o. a..
batteries OF Mont MOrenev. and has dsa. con.
siderable iana age 20 TIE pHhic buildings stt4trt
range. Aithc women aud children IN u. 81
Denis quarter l-ft the neighbrrhp al "a Surtag.
a. Il was known thai the enemy thea. q,
destroy tIsi portion OF the city.
The effect OF rTOchu' q proclamation " A. very
manifest. The escifefn m co,t-..l gef' On 81.
belief that there was treason with the -en.~.rz
haS subsidized "a ssesI extent.
The inhabitants endure the revolving a ,-.brs
OF the siege win camnesS.
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The STATE HIGaTs WAR KRNRwKD-.Tudc,

The STATE RIGaTs WAR KKNEwKD-Judce
McCunn, some DAYS ago. issued a writ OF h1beas
corpus to Gen. Neill on Governors Island, re-
quiring him to produce soldier named Thomas
Casely, claimed to be illegally detained. The
General made return to the writ, but failed to
produce the person called for. Judge McCunn
yesterday issued an attachment against the
General, and yesterday no was arrested pro for
ne BY deputy sheriff. A writ Of idJeds coaprs
Was then granted BY Judge Dlatchford on sp-
Piicafion Of Lieut.: Garner, Who appeared On
the right OF Judge McCusn q NEEDLE with ma
tional soldiefs.--N. Y. 6Gn, 1Sth.
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az. FOENsY's RSrLY.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 4

Gentlemen ! thank YOU i1T yoJr Letter OF
this date, inviting me 10 public dinner, in
recognlt on OF my services a. q newspaper man
a the nations capita. Such an honor l. far
more precious TO me than ali TIC realized arnli-
ton OF the pol an. And il ts because I am
proud OF yoIr profession and o. mine, and Of itS
dignity aud it. claims 10 the respect of other
vocations. that see among the names TO vuur
diversity Of party, ard of opinion. NAV no.
be allowed tie hope that this is a good sign OF
brotherhood and chiyalTiC devotion ~ our great
work
Saturday. the 2S;h. vii suit ne exactly. whe,
hope TO prove how truly am yOur friend
J. ". FosNEY
AessrS. Noy-S. Va5tGsl. Poor, ami o,t,rS.
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THESE FACTS DEMAND IMMEDIATE COZ

- n.E ~ % DE NJ AND IN ii EDiATB CUU
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES should be guarded against
or II must be cured. The alternatives are death or
such consequences as render lite burden. Combat
the malarla, purify the blood, put the nerves in
petite. Danish every sign Of dyspepsia rheuma-
nsm, increase the yigor Of both body and mind ana
can only be done with safety certainty and prompt
ness by Charles Gautiers Native Wine Bitters; 90
eminent PIX sicians who assure US OF the complete
lutely driver them out Of the market whore il has
been introduced Gautier's Native Wine Filters
may be had OF ell druggists osH-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-19

NoepoIR. VA, Jan lathe scho,nsr N Az.
noiia. reported some DAYS ago struck bv heas,
ga on Cape Charles, has broken up. Her Cargo
will be total less.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-19

FORTRESS MoxRoE, Va, Jan. ia north
esst storm prev aile.
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NBw YORK, Jan. ls.-There were forty three
bids for gold to-day amoupting TO d :oSs. 800. at
iron Ito TO l.I0GS,. The awards viii be
$1,000 eco, at from 10 ~ 4 70 llo.e5a..
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NOTlOe.-The undersigned beg leave to AZ
Y to the public that they have An~
ane hne CARRlAGes, With gcodl
anu careful drivers, TO HIRE by the
hour day. week or month; also, SINGLE and B06-
Bile TEAMS TO HlRB. Transient horses care
tuiIy attended 10. Horses ALWAYS on hand for sale
HUGELY a. BOWEN,
Nos. 643, 63 D, h41 New York avenue,
st0Im' Between 9Th and 9TH streets.
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Dinner 10 MI. Rorney
The following correspondence explains itself:
I. l..

The following correspondence explains itSAif.
WASHINGTON, ID. e, January Il, ISL.
Cofonel JOAN ". forRpg'
Dear Str.-Your co-laborers in journalism IN
Washington, learning with regret OF your de-
par;ure after an active service OF twenty-five
Years in this city. desire to submit some marx
Oh their appreciation OF your ability Is icurn-
sl.st and yOur worth and position as a citizen.
Ihey therefore beg To tender you a compliment
taIy dinner, 70 he given at such time as may
couiorm Ia your pleasure and convenience. We
have the honor 10 be, very respectfully, your
obedient servants.
Crosby y. Noyes, ", j. MuTtagh. John II.
Morris, ThOS. Il. Florence, q. h. Harris, A. h.
Talcott. Ben. Perley POore, l.. \. GObright.
Geo. W. Adams, ". Il. Shaw. j. mcfarland, ..
= WashiI stOn, VIM. W. Wsr len. Jno. z. Coyle,
Wm. p COPELAND, l.. l.. CfoNnse. Jas Young
=. l.. White, Ns1;er Allen, r. \. Richardson,
I. ii, Painte-, Finley Anderson, K. j. Hinton,
VI: W. Barr.
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TIE PRESIDENTS MISSOURI NOMINATIONS
The Senate went into executive session shortly
before two O'Clock to act upon the Missouri
nominations to which Senator SchurZ made
strong OppOsitions. The changes in the Federal
Offices in that State. AZ will he remembered
were made during the late campaign there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-19

A CINCINNATI EHTOR on HIS MUSCLE
question Of veracity was raised in Cincinnati
Yesterday between Murat Halstead, of the Com.
mcrcial, and a man named Thomas +. Lavender
in the office of the former, Lavender charging
Halstead with lying. Halste al struc him pow
erfu blow on the head with his fist bring cling him
to the floor, and followed up the advantage
gained until the varquisbed said he had enough.
1t arose primarily rs 70 the authorship of in
formation on which a local notice was based, At
Which Lavender felt aggrieved. subsequently
warrants were sworn ont by Lavender, charging
Halstead with assault and battery. The case
will come up IN court to-day. Lavender pro-
yO1ked The Assault.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-19

T INCOLN HALL. 80
LECTURE ON THURSDAY NIGHT, janis,
BY HON. n. p. LAN0FOBD,
Describing trip during the past season 10 hitl.
erto unexpored region 1t tue head waters OF the
lowstone, including discoveries Of
CATARACrS MANY HUNDRED FEET HIGH,
ACTIVE VOLCANOE9,
FOUNTAINS OF BOILING WATrR TWO HUN.
DRDD FE4T HIGH,
and many other features of ecenery nterestinn and
striking IN the highest degree
Tickets OF admission 30 celts: FOX sale at Ballan.
Vhee u3t
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NArIoNAL THEArEH
R no ga AND ID HAnKY w VAT k'
THIS tyE>ING. January IA,
-, A. , d ~ i, l u
TO 0DLiGE BEssoN
Friday t.ys nipg, BENEF,r or BOSE WATKINS
NATIcNAL THEATER.
FASHIONABLE EVENT.
DEBCT OF
MISS MARIE WELLRSLEY,
Pupil OF the late Mrs. MuzEy,)
As LADY MACBETH,
FOE THE BESEFIT OF
PRANK N0RDAUNI,
Who viii appear for the hrss time SIS
MACBETH,
sATT RnAY EVENING, JANUARY 81
seats can uow &c secured at the Boz once. !a!9 8
INC COLIN HALL.
MISS CLARA LOUISE
* Il L L . q G
Respectfully announces one
GRAND CONCERT
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY II, I-1I,
Assisted " the Werld- Renowned Pianist
MR.. JAMES NJ. WE'LL,
srd the Ce'ebrated Vocalists
SIGNOR yARONi, Tenor,
sIGNOR A. BANDOLFi, Baritone
Mr.. GEO. ". COLBY....-.....-............D Director
Admission, One Dollar. Reserved seats Fifty
cent. extra Tor sale by diagram IT MetZerott Cos
Music Stove. n and after SATURDAY,, January 2l5t
10 from tie celebrated Mandatory Of lr. Albert
Weber, corner II I'll avenue anil 10Th street.
rhOS. X. TUENBULL,
JsnlS 81 Business Manager.
MALLS OPERA HOUSE.
IoLLAN D.. Lessee and Manager
JUG MCA Business Manager
THE GREAT TRAGEDIAN,
EDWIN FORREST,
COMMENCING MONDAY, JANUARY ID,
>UPPORIFU BY
MISS LILLE, MIR W. HARRIS,
n. N. HOLLANDS DRAMATIC COMPANY
MONDAY, January Is
hiCHELIEU.
TUESDAY, January T.
WEDNESDAY, January Is
HAMLET.
THURSDAY, January 80
D4MON AND PHYLLIS.
FRlpAN, January o.
KING EAR.
SATURDAY, January Il,
MATINEE AND EVENING,
THE ELFIN STAR, MISS EFFIE JOHNS
A omission 81; Reserved Seat. so Cent. extra
Gallery so Cents. Seats secured tor any night six
Js5 2it r. q WELLS, Agent.
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Death Of the veesresls Fstsr Riss.


PHlLADRLPBIa, Jan. fs.-Peter Richings. the
seventy.
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THCRSTOSS IVORY PEARL TOOTH pow
DEL II the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth. Sold 10y all druggists Price % and 81 cents
JOCNENS NOTORIOUS GLOVE CLEANER re-
stores soled gloves equal to Sold 10y all drug
6sA aud fancy goods dealers Price, Is cents de5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-19

NOMINATIONS TO-DAY.-The President sent
the following nominations 20 the Senate to- day:
Isaiah IIanscOmb, TO be Chief of Bureau OF Con-
structiOn and Repairs at the Navy Department
Henry Warren, of oregon. receiver OF public
moneys at Oregon City, Oregon owen Wade,
to he register OF the land Office at Oregon City
Oregon. ID. &. Rugg. Postmaster at Hunts
vile, Ala. lno II. Brisc0e, sur eyOr OF customs
AZ Nottingham, Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-19

CHEAP TRANsroRTATION.-Mr Hamlin in
troduced in the Senate to-day a bill to secure
cheap transportation OF breadstufs and provis-
ions from the West to tho sea board at uni
form rates throughout the year, accom-
panied by a memorial in support OF the
same, proposing TO constitute the line OF
said company post road and national
highway from Portland harbor via Rutland
to Oswego and Chicago. The government to
loan its bonds to . limited amount - forty miles
are completed with steel rails, iron bridges
sand an adequate equipment, and so on at the
same rate as each additional forty miles are
completed, till the line ia finished to Oswego,
and thence At the same rate to Chicago,
II the President OF the United States shall
50 determine. Congress by law or by govern
u ent oficer to regulate the price OF transp0r-
tatOn to be uniform throughout the year. The
road 10 have the capacity for delivering at tide
water all freight offered at Chicago or other
places on the route within seven DAYS of its
receipt. Ample dock accommodations Are
to be constructed at Portland for ships
OF the largest draft. It Is expected
by the proposed hne to transport wheat to tide
water at ten cents per bushel, and fiour at nfty
cents per barrel. The preparations at Port
land contemplate dock Accommodations for
forty ocean steamers. 400 feet in length 'anost
a. the sane tine, with needful appurt sus ueee
The btH cent emplates . loan OF government
bonds enly n ample security. without taking
any money from the United States Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-19

TIE SAN DONINGO ENrEDITIoN-Mr Charles
Il. Douglass, sUn oI Frederick Douglass who
has gone out 18th tie Dominica expedition in a
letter dated L s. steam f,icate Tenne> see. of
Staten Island, y. \ =, January !. tb, saws The
commissioners were not personally acquaiut d
with each other until meeting at the Aston
House yesterday. We are informed hv the o IL
GERS of the ship that with fair weather we NAV
expect To- reach San Domingo IN i've OF ,i1
DAYS
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TELEGHANS TO TIE STAR.
This Afternoons DISPATCHES.
Associated Press Reports.

TIE AR IN EUROPE.
tseserst ChasEy sgiII Retrestiax W.
80 eie>rfy garsusd sy the Ser
Ctsus-s.cuo More French Prs
onef> <aptsred - grsable
Ere~tnG Bes~ sea Aus
trta aud Gu>>ia.
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WORD TO THE WISE.

Having decided 10 supply want long felt in
Washington cry. il opening
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Iyn<<sx- Jus; published, new cdi-
Ghl N tiOn pf DR.. Cu.rcrwcll's
G&Ss&-E1S Celebrated Essay on thc
radical cure (v:ifIIowt inrGic!nc? Of SDcr;I;;s>
torrhtrl. or Seminal Weakness: Involuntary
Seminal Losses. !;D?nicncy, Mental and
Physical Incaraci:y, Impcdimcni> 70 Mar
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and Tits. D;;u2ed IS sell indulgence o. SEX
ual cX r;lra@alcc.
Price. in Il >ca!rll cnvc!o?c, nHtv + cents.
The celebrated author, in this #tr,:;ibic
essay. clc"tly demonstrates from ;hir;y
years successful ;'racticr.. t;Lt ;hc alsrr2ing
consequences q! >cit:::!,i," may DC ra;iicai!v
cured without: the dangerous use o.! H:crnal
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TIi> Lecture should lie in the hands o.!
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:w0 past >ialHnS.
Also DR.. CIIvcrwcl's Marriage GG;Gc,
prirr - cents
.Add:css the Publishers.
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DR.. RADWAY'S
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Constipation, Inward Piles. FuIlurSS oe the
Flood in t!.t Head. .icd!tr ni tie Stomach.
Nausea. NcartharL. Disgust ui Food. FG!'m">S or
Weight in the Stomach. :t0ur Eruct:tionS. Sink
in- or fluitc!ins at the Pit of tie Stomach.
swimming oI the Head Hurried ard Dinicu%
Breathing
y few doses ur EADWAY'> PILLS will free
TIC system fI;ln al! tic above nau!rf disorders.
P;cc. 9 cents per Box. SOLD By DRUG
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-23
Fisk's Metallic Burial Cases,

TIE SUBSCRIBER has constantly OK
hand 4 tuiiaS>or!mcmt CT the above approved
eases, 0! different patterns, besides esSnS
o! !;s cwn make, ai o.: which he is prepared
70 furnish at Very reasonable rates, With
nromp:ac>s and despatch.
Person, tc>irous Of having cases sent by
railroad viii have them sent free of charge
i l:ca"S@ is always on hand and will be
furnished ut the rate OF $40 per day.
Thankful for past patronage, the sub
scri'cr respectfully asks for a continuation
Of the same, and assures the public that
10 effort on his part ill be spared TO render
tic utmost satisfaction.
4. Z. CHAPMAN
Nrwbcrry s. c., July 81.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-23

= Richmond Minister An
nounces a Change Of De-
nominatiocal Views, but
Proposes to Adhere 10 His
Previous Practice-The Case
Of Rev. j. A. Chambliss-
What He Said.