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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-20

THE WILL or JOHN JANNEY was admitted
20 probate on Wednesday. /, was written in
1866, and does not occupy a page Of foolscap.
lie leaves a'l his property and effects absolutely
TO Dis widow. Tie only charge on the estate
Is q lesa cy Of $500 annually to lady FREUD
Miss LIZZIE White, who bas long been an in
mate of the family. Mr.. Januey left no chill
drcu. His estate is supposed to be worth
S1o0Oo.-LonI9m Va RepuIlican.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-20

APPOINTED. Mr.. John W. Yantis was APP
pointed by the Board Of Supervisors on the
2nd instant, Constable for the Harper's Ferry
Township.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-20
BLACKsMITHING.

TINE undersigned, conducting Blacksmithing
at the Shop on the Smithheld and Harper 5
Ferry Turnpike, at the Toll Gate near Mr.. Wal
ter Shirley's, will do work for promptpaying Gus
toners on three months eredi, at reduced r0tes.-
Those indebted will please come forward and set
tie. JACOB HUME.
Jan. 90. ls72-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-20

FisEs WEAITH.-It Is said that after Fisk's
debts are all settled bis property will not
amoaut Co more than 100000 His life was
insured fer $4,000 i1 tie Equitable Insurance
Company oiNew York. Ifthis singular state
meat be true, the flourish Of trumpets with
which even 90 bis dying moments be executed
a viii giving large sums Of money to his sister,
father. mother and friends viii prove to be
purely as sensational al act as any other Of his
life.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-20
NOTICE:

1T is very desirable that the business Of Geo. T..
| Light Co., shall be closed up promptly
Persons indebted will please come forward with
out delay and settle.
Jan. IS, 1872. GEO. t. LIGHT co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-20
DISSOLUTION.

TINE Co-Partnership existing between F. II.
Miller u. Rowe was dissolved by mutual
consent August 81, 1871.
Jan. 90 lS72-lm. +. II. MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-20
HURRAH FOR RAUNI
WANTED,

ONE THOUSAND TONS OF BUTTER,
NINE MILLION DOZEN OF EGGS. Come
one, Come al.
DAUM leads the NORTH american Empire in
IA the way Of cheap Groceries. Remember the
place, opposite Bank of Cha.lestown, where they
always have plenty of money which they loan out
TO any one who wishes to buy Groceries from
Jan. 20, 1872. RAHd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-20

E. Willis Wilson, Senator from this district,
is on the Judiciary and Educational Commit
tees.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-20
Public Sale
OF
Valuable House and Lot

Valuable House and Lot
In the Town of Harper's Ferry, West Virginia.
In pursuance of decree rendered on the l4th
Il day of December, 1871, in a cause pending
In the Circuit Court Of jefferson County, Yves.
Virginia. in chaucery wherein George b. Ste
phenson is Plaintiff and Joseph Matthews
Administrator, and others are defendants,
shall, as directed by said decree, proceed
On the 18th day of February;
1872, at o'clock, P. NJ, in front of the She
nandoah Hotel, in the town Of Harper's Ferry,
in the county Of Jefferson and State aforesaid,
to offe. at public sale to the highest bidder, the
HOUSE AND LOT
in the bill aud proceedings nentioned-being
the same House and Lot of which the said Jo-
scph Matthews and Elizabeth Matthews, bis
widow, died seized, same lying and being on
Shenandoah street, in said town OF Harpers
Ferry-said House being Of brick. Ii is a
pleasant residence for a small family-oppo-
site the Presbyterian Church, and IN close prox-
unity to the Pump on said street.
TERMS OF SALE :-One-third Cash and
balance in two equal payments at nine and
eighteen months with interest from day Of sale,
the purchaser or purchasers TO give Bond and
security for the deferred payments and lien
on the property sold to be retained for the de-
ferred Payments Of the purchase money.
T. w. P0TTERFIELD,
Late Sheriff of this County and Special
Commissioner rs aforesaid.
Harper's Ferry, January 10, 1872.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-20
3FSS-'TTIE OLD IA NIII1Y JOURNAL
FOR RENT.

T HAVE two or three houses for rent, one being
The house on the corner Of Liberty and Law,
renee Streets. which has seven or eight rooms
kitchen, pantry, ceIer, &c. The others are suita-
bic for small families.
Jan. 20, '72-3t. Ii. TOMLlNSON-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-20

ATEW GOODS.-We have just received Cali
Goes, Cotton, Knitting Cottons in Balls and
Hanks, Switches, &c., for sale BY
Jan. 20, 1872. KEARSLEY &SHEERER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-01-20

Wy ANTED.- Dried Apples, Peaches and Cher
w ries, Beeswax, Tallow, Beans, Butter, Eggs,
Country Soap, Cotton Rags and Bacon.
Jan. N. 1872. kEARSLEl SHEERER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-23

The heads of the various Departments have
given PC Emission to the clerks and other en-
ployees to be absent for the purpose Of register
ing their names on the voting lists Those
who do not vote in the States will un-
doubtsdly avail themselves of the opportunity
to register and vote here. There can be no ex-
euse for their failure to do 50. They are an in.
-teiiigent, well-informed body of men, a desirable
element Of any voting population. and it is their
duty to exercise the right Of suffrage for the
public good. Most of them bring here ideas of
progress and development that make il the mora
desirable that they should co operate in the
work OF raising Washington to its proper repre-
sentative position as the capital of the nation.
Many OF them have their families here. their
children have the advantage Of our exceIIen, >
Tree school system without tax or cost. and i'm
other respects they are benefited by whatever
benefits the body Of our citizens In a wav 10
make 1t their duty as well as their interest to
give 'heir lhnaence in the right direction at our
elections
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-23

"HOw / have sympathized with Pittsburg
How have rejOiced in her prosperity. How
have wondered and admired her magnificent
growth. You know no other place on this CONT
nent has been dearer to me than Pittsburg."-
Horace Greeley.
Come, now, Horace, this won't do. Every
place you visit is dearer than the other one
You are just entering upon your grand cleo
pioneering round, yet at smoky Pittsburg you
have rea' he'd the climax of your words of adora-
ton. Didn't you say mp in New Hampshire
that there was no spot on earth so dear as the
home of your childhood? And didn't you tell
the Green Mountain boys that on the whole you
rather preferred them to your own brothers; and
didn't you cap that when you got to Maine by
your gushing admiration OF the hardy sons of
toll who cut down the big pine trees there I?
And when You were eating clans in Rhode
Island, vas there any state like little Rhody :?
Now You tell us that no other place on the CONT
nent Is Gearer to you than sooty Pittsburg.
Really, Horace, you are the most insincere or
inconstsi of lovers. If you go on In this hyper
bohc style, the different localities YOU make
such fierce love to will give you the mitten-
sure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-23
M REGIsTRATION NOTICE.
10 TIE VOTERS oE THE DISTRICT OF co
LUMBIA w

In BoiTd Of Hesstration for the District Of Co
hnn,. n noe session: on the days and at the
ss: q FL e, he RDS5sS:s
3 s : aSa
thereon ns the names q those who are aualifed to
Rs 1sf 11 s%siS from any cause
a.. AT Ms AZ hotel, UniOntown, MONDAY, Sep
sES9sD, p Il IGh M
the e0 or
told Tolls ate MONDAY, September 50, lSa, from
,, H. 70 p THIRD DISTRICT.
q BtSss and ~ afs
~ 4" p FOURTH DISTRICT.
street, GS"fsef to 1 T Oh sf September 81,
iaa' from 3 p n fi f I 3 b III
1 sspssn ssG's HoS
. =. !. S P, ~ sIxIH5 DISTRICT; w,.
sSsis o as rf fsdm MI %
III. .on snyaN .gEdI p1srsIoT .,,
n frfhS an? aS
'''s' from . :" E II & ! Z B district.
Isnsa ana f.s
De. 20 h's' 'rG sI : 7 n D & 1 Ii IT,
tor FRIDAY, September 81, iS7s, from a. NJ 10
stieeis Washington, FRIDAY. September 81, IS7a,
from 8 p m E E ! = e. prs1R1o
n ws.nsdn ss a
''n'sF ss' i i u 1EI% P 3 Il RE
SATURDAY, September 2s, 1871, from p. m to
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT
seSsenb s So r' ls fSS
H. FSGRRrEENTH DISTRICT.
the ,outhssst cSrpsr Of Fourth and streets,
. ,, M to ! ie B Fl plsrR1or.
g Sa!in nss ssafss
"' SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.
l street, w.shing ton, TUESDAY, October /,
sar,s " sSa D1ws.sEC5 w,D
f EfSH Hfs s1F fr SFsrsI 10 70 M
GIee1ssf GHss ns south
?, H. TO sf{s%fgEEs1H DISTRICT.
and North Street
& Ssfs4if III Bf EST m to
1fn' IF uRsDAY, October 8, 1877, from p. m. to
TWENTY. FIRST DISTRICT.
Eighth streets, Washington, Friday October ana
''1' IRON r ! r z s ) z: 81 DISTRICT.
AZ the northTest corner Of Ninth and street,;
will be the only opportunity for the voters
No registration iciH Be- made at the CITY Hail.
I'm II. ! p9 GBseEkTs'
R0B'T A; GRIFFIN.
s,,.,. JAS Ii. SMITH,
stISt BOARD OF Raci ar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-23
Government Securities,
Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the following e


BALTIMORE, SEPT. 23-virginia SKIES, consoli.
dated, H1s; co. res istered, IS; do. new, Az
West Virginia >, l51a bid &c day.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 22.-Cotron dull and depressed
I1S middpgsl 1ssl7sl. Flour quiet and unchang led
heat dull and lowsT; choice amber, 81; GOOD IA
pr me ed u 15aS ts5 common to fair do. g. .45s
81 IS. Corn fImer ana higher; white southern, 6Sa
IS; yellow southern, 63s65; mixed wetterp 6i465
.0at. steady southern 4oai2. western mixed, 39sso
40 white: iia4z Bye qniet, .1aSU. Provisions very
strong Mes, Pork, sl5. Bulk meats firmer and
d.ss hotniDg ;s .neiin o SIDES scarce shout
BAG Bssoh timer and higher; sides scare shout
,Hs ar cured bans l91as3o. Lard very dull, 8.
NEW YORK, sept. Y.-etocks heavy. GNld steady
Ls7s. Money quiet, O. Exchange, long. "a; short.
81. Governments very Quist. Virginia 6s, A;
new, 40 North Car olina's -; new, 81
. NEW foRK,sept. 2.-flonI quiet and unchanged.
changed.
LONDON, Sept. o, 1880 a. m-Consols opened at
ga for money, and ga for account. u: 8. Bonds
fat 1864 OLD ga; Ioa7's, 80; 40 io's. S7l4;
Sc, 50, Erie, 3osi.
sFsAHkFORI, sept. gu. s. Bonds OF ened at s5'l
for the issu. of 1862.
PARIS, sept. z3.-Rentes opened at 81 francs,
centimes.
LONDON, Sept. q, I.30 .. m-Consols for money
92T, for sccouni 90 "a ga Erie, 387S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-23

Mr.. Greeley is now finding out how 1t is him.
self. The excuse for his political harangue in
Cincinnati last week was what he called an
"attsek" on him by one of the papers of that
city. This sO-called attack was simply the pub
hcation OF the following extract from his Pitts
burg speech:
demand that there shall be OPEN free dis
cussion b fore the Southern people. an homes.
unterrihed, uncOnstrained vote. If tssy np-
1T0re, ~ me people Of h> South say hsy cant dis
union, lrIH consent % at"
Mir. Greeley did say exactly this, but the cause
OF complaint in the case consisted in not giving
the whole context, which would have qualife !
very materially the Objectionable language.
Now this is precisely what Mr.. Greeley's pa
per, the New York Tribune, has been doing
with some old remarks OF Gen. Dix, the present
republican candidate for Governor of New
York; and 20 far We have seen it has studi-
ously refused to give him the benefit OF all he
said or wrote on the occasion referred to, or in
any Way 20 set him right before the public.
The practice is not uncommon with political
papers, bIt il is in the last degree disreputsble
In itself aud discreditable to the profession of
journalism, and we trust il will 60 out of use at
once ami forever. Some people, however, only
learn by having their Own OK gored; and If the
Cincinnati paper succeeds in teaching the Tri-
tHne fairness by this transgression of the rules
of journalistic propriety the lapse will oubtess
be pardoned even by the greatest sticklers for
fair dealing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-23
" Zets" writes to the Baltimore .y,, thu.

EOtH "IItts % The Baltimore Sun that
foh'lcaI advices from leading liberals in
Ne~ OF K, Ohio and Indiana are yery enconr-
sns ioi the Greeiey and Brown ticket )"
"A private letter received here fror, . rro,,
men. Albanian says there can be no don ~ As
80 tn1 success OF the democratic state ticket and
inc car! ING OF the state Tor Greeley -
and that
PRIVATE dispatches from Louisiana saw that
Ihere Il no doubt that state will give Greeley
hVn Ten 20 twenty thousand majority"
Now, these great expectations NAV all he we'll
founded, but IL is q curious fact that not one OF
the prominent and weIl-informed politicians
who send dispatches of this kind will back no
their predictions by a wager to the extent of a
penny. And they are not opposed to betting.
son principle" either.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-23
EIMAHCIAL AND OOnnKxCIAL

Last week in Wall street wound M quiet. AMI
there was general subsistence both of excite
ment and activity in the various market.
Inere was further yielding in gold, and
meney at the close loaned down to OK per cent
The bank statement was in curious contrast To
tnis general serenity, owing to an impairment
OF the legal reserve. Mercantile paper was
neglected and nominal, and IL Is said that during
the middle OF the week IS 600 note of a prime
BROADWAY dry goods house was done at i6 per
cent discount. The chief features of the bank
statement are a decrease of about eight and a
half millions in deposits, made up of a cont ac-
ton OF early four millions in loans and a loss
Of nearly four millions in legal reserve, the de-
Gre ase IN greenbacks being over IS 600 900. The
decrease in specie is so small in the face of the
heavy customs payments of the week and the
blocking up operations of the clique, that the
explanation suggests itself that the Canadian
banks sent great deal of gold during the week
to earn the high rates it was worth, and hence
the inability OF the clique to keep up the strin-
gency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-23

correspondent wishes US to correct, for the
benefit of insurers, the widely circulated item
stating that a lawyer in Chicago recovered a
Judgment against fire insurance company for
the loss OF his library and furniture by fire, on
an expired policy, because no notice of such ex-
piration was given to the insured; and also that
judgment was rendered for the same reason
against life insurance company. The facts
are exactly the reverse, judgment being in
favor of the insurance company. The main
question was whether when the practice of the
company was to give notice to policy holder of
the fact of premium being due, and no notice
of such fact had been given, there was an i'm
Piled contract on the part of the company to
renew the policy, although the premium had
not been paid. Judge Drummond Ton the sec
Ond trial, a verdict for the insurance company
having been given on the first one, from which
plaintiff appealed gave his opinion, holding
that such a practice on the part of the company
was simply the voluntary granting of privilege
to the insured which il was not bound to grant,
and no contract could be implied because Of IL;
that consequently, in order 10 entitle himself to
renewal of the policy, and to recover thereon,
the plaintiff must have paid the premium,
whether notice of expiry was given or not. Not
having paid, he could not recover, and the YER
diet Tor defendant must stand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-23
THE WEATHER..
Wac DEPARTMENT, Office Chief SieaaI on

w.. Dnh n AkNI,CVce ChtJ ot1o0I O1Scer,(
WAsHIH9ToN, ID. O., Sept. q, 1872, II amS
SYNOPSIS PoR PAST TwRNTY-HoUR HOURS
The barometer has risen over the New England
and middle states, being highest over the north
eIn portion Of the former and over the Carolinas
IL has fallen from Missouri to Lake Michigan
and westward, and is quite low over the north
west. Areas of rain have prevailed from Lou
isiana to Florida and South Carolina and from
northwestern New York to northern Illinois and
wisconsin. The temperature has risen from
NJ Maryland to Maine.
PRoBABILITIss.-For New England, easterly
10 southerly winds and increasing clOudiness,
with probably areas of rain over the northern
portion: For the middle states, easterly to
southeTly winds, with partly cloudy weather
over the southern portion, but with areas OF
ram over the northern portion. For the south
Atlantic and gulf states, easterly to southerly
winds, cioudy weather and rain areas. North
and west OF the Ohio valley the pressure con-
tDues diminishing, with sOutherly to easterly
winds, cloudy weather, and with areas OF rain
from northern Ohio to probably Mssouri and
northward. An area of low barometer is appa-
rently advancing eastward toward the north
west, but the morning telegraphic reports from
Kansas to upper Michigan and Dakota are
missing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-23

The Cot0red CitizeH has a shrewd perception
OF the bearings Of the present contest for Dis
triet representative to Congress, and declares
that 'all who vote for Hine or Boswell vote for
Horace Greeley, who wants the capital re-
moved" The Citizen, also, quotes from Hat
tons statement at the Democ ratio convention
that Boswell had promised 10 withdraw In favor
Of Hine whenever it appeared that Hine was
more popular than him." and asks If Boswell
means to sells his colored supporters to The
democrats.
That's Just about what Fred does mean, but
he will tad it easier to sell them than to deliver
Them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-23

- Gsmbetta has relinquished his intention of
presiding or speaking ST any pubic celebration
OF the anniversary OF the first French republic.
81 BY an Imperial decree the Austrian Court
will wear mourning fer twelve DAYS ~ respect
tor the memoryo Of the deceased King OF Sweden
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-23

~ riii De seen by the announcement else
where that the closing sessions Of the Board OF
Registration for correction Of the lists win now
be entered upon in the different districts. This
opportunity TO register should not be missed. a.
these sessions in the districts take the place OF
those heretofore held at the City Hall for re.
vision Of the lists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-23
@REGIST RATION NOTICE.-COR-
S RECTION.
TO THE VOTERS OF TIE THIRTEENTH
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT

The Board Ct Registration for the District OF Co
Ola VIII hold session at No 926 Eighth street
between and SITS NV in the Thirteenth Lepjs.
iative District On MONDAY, Septen Der 80, 1872.
from o clock a. m to / O'Clock D. m . for tn mr.
pose Of Getting the registration list OF the strc,
where errors may have occurred and also BY strik.
vote, and placing thereon the names % thoss vbo
arr ouslned to vote, but which have been omi tied
from aHy cause. GEORGE 8. GIDEON,
p. N. DUBANT,
kOBERT A. GRIFFIN,
WIN. T SOLOMON ia
JAMES II. SMITH,
Board of BE xistration
NOTICE The sessions Il the Board Of Registra
ton now being held in the several districts afford
me only opportunity 'or voters to register previo
to The election the Sth of October
$50 REGISTRATION WILL TAKE PLACE
AT TIE CITY HALL THIS YEAR
eEPIEMBER q. 1872. se23-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-23
NOTIcz
MI. GHO. BARBER

IL happy to inform his old customers AND friepds
mat he VIII connenee his business as ~1erN
q I O q = &N
70 " ~ greet wing. center aisle, stalls Nos
SSS ara 0SJ Center rkef and also stapd f3 Haxv
Isrd 1eTket, here be Win Be GLAD 20 have the -
uonsse OF ne toImsr friends and customers, on
eeptember Inst, l0i. seis xts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-23
The free-murder sentimentalists are derivin.

The free-murder sentimentalists are deriving
comfort from the following paragraph:
" Since the abolition OF the gallows In Iowa
there has not been a murder in that state"
The Chicago Tribune says il is strange that
no one of the many men who have published
this has known its falsity. Within less taan a
week after the Iowa Legislature abolished CAPT.
tai punishment, a man was mGsdeTed in the
very county in which the Legislature met. A
short time since, a man near Keokuk hired his
two sons to barbarously kill their mother
Father and sons are now in prison. These in
stances come to mind now, but there are doubt.
less many others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-23

- ~
1t is sad thing to pass through life only half
alive. fetthers are thousands whose hsbitual con-
d.tion is enc Of laDsuor and debility They COM
plain Of specific disease they suffer no positive
pain but they have no relish for anything which
snords mental or sens nous pleasure to their more
robust and energetic fellow beings.
In nine cases out Of ten this Of asstude and
forpor arises from o morbid stomach. Indigestion
destroys the energy OF both mind and body. When
the waste OF nature Is not supplied by q due aud
regular assimilation Of the food, every organ IL
starved, every function interrupted.
Now, hat does ccmmo1GI4se suggest under the Sc
circumstances Of Depression The sy stem neeis
ro1sine and strengthening; not merely for an hour
or two, to Fink afterwards into more pitiable con-
dfton than ever las 1t assuredly would do If an o.
dinary alcoholic stimulant were resorted to- but
radically and permanently.
Eow is this desirable object to be scc ,mp lished
me answer to this question, founded the IN
va Hipg experience Of Q quarter OF q century, IL
by ef nsS Tiger into The digestive
DC nc waste time in administering ten porary rem
head u ply .tePsth seS the
frest organ upon which all the other or gans depend
BY The lime that dozen doses Of the great vegeta
Die tonic and iLvisorant have been taken the feeble
Appetite viii be created, and Win Iii sppe
te ne capacity to digest what it Graves Perseve-e
10 be The material of flesh and ma.ols. bone Ana
nsTye and BRAN, flows through the channel OF cir
Cdlatlon lnste ID OF the wAtery pabuum with which
hey hs,s lereiOfore been in perfectly nOarshed.
@N0TICE.- NINkTEENTH DISTRICT
S The regular meeting Of the DEMOCRa RIO
and CONSERVATIVE CLUB Of the ISth district
viii be hsld At 0'BrienS school house, % MON
pA HNiNo' TRE6. fRfsBTs. u P resident
HEHBY BUsHER, secretarT. sesi 3.
n~NOTTCE TO rAxFAYERs.
The Committee sppoinfed BY the Taxpayers at the
meeting held last eve nfnR have appointed Mr.. Al
bert Fox clerk upon whom all tax e~yets
auested to call and subscribe to the fund beisR
prevent the collection Of the unjust taxes lie gi-d
| the Board of Public works. Mr.. Fox can he fnune
at 1.-THE fice Of joseph K. ley corner Of Sth and
| srs-ss northwest subscri ptons can also be left
| and with Mr.. George H. Plat, corner If New York
\ avenue and 18th street.
.u.. sHSsst aasSSSieessros, Committee.
Nv Dk, A. rRATT 0reduate Of Jhio College
and FEN dos,. az ~ street essgsep
Beferst to B. a. Bacon and Rev " D. Evans mi,
" FROM THE EARLIENT AGES
b.ne, and A. II were the curse Of manSind 20 tsT
ribie and leethsome he'd II been q some periods of
the world history that known TO be infect
Cd with IL vould not be allowed to mix with socety
Happily In our day the disease 10 stripped Of i.s ter
JUICES and the victim q scrofula, Ulcers, Sores
Pnplrs, Blofches, letters, TO-. can he restored q
sound health IN . few weeks.
BOOT AND Heb JUICES, Sl.as per bottle
seld e's;G u E9kD iles P. ave. and b Dras
Philadelphia. msy1-N