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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-01-24

A bill is TO be introduced In the
Legislature this winter to license
houses Of prostitution Exchange.
lf madam, rumor is worthy of be-
lief, we should say tn re is license en-.
ough already upon that subject. The
members of the Legislature may not
see il in that light, however.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-01-24

UYFoRTugATE.-The failure of Judge
Pierrepont TO secure the Secretary
ship of State after he had made Mr..
Grant present of $4,000 should aug
gest to expectant cabinet ministers
and foreign ambassadors the impor-
tance of enforcing the c. O. d. prin-
ciple in tho sale Of public offices.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-01-24

LET GRANT BE GENEROUS. Tho
New York Sun says the estate of the
late James Fisk, Jr., does not appear
to be so large as was supposed, This
renders it proper that Gen. Grant
should refund tho subscription of one
thousand dollars to the Rawins fund
which Fisk paid for him. Let him
send on the money by express or he
might remit it through the hands of
his brother.in law, Mr., Corbin.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-01-24
altw Adrtrtisemrntg.

PROPOSALS. - The School Directors of
Il Knox district will meet at Turkey Hill School
House. in said district, on Saturday, the Sd day
Of FebrsaTy, 1871, at 10 o'clock \. NJ, at which
time and place they win receive proposals for the
erection Oh tss ncS School Houses in said dis
triet Contractor to furnish all the material
Plans and specifications If said houses can be
seen by calling on the undersigned at their resi-.
dcuees. =. A. RoWLEs, Pres't
II. j, SLOPPY, Secretary. janlf9t
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-01-24

Congress, on tho 18th, adopted q
resolution appointing a special com,
miltcs of five. to inquire into the origin
and character of the political disturb.
anccs in Louisiana, with power TO send
for persons and papers. We hope tho
inquiry will 10 fay enough back to
embrace the Gs'ling gap clpbrogio,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-01-24

INA HuRRY,-The Legislature has
passed a joint resolution for final ad.
journment on Tuesday, the 2sth day
of March. No one will complain
about that except the Harrisburg ho-
tel keepers.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-01-24
House & Lot for Sale or Ren, |!

VNHE undersigned offers for sale or rent, upon
reasonable terms, two story dwelling, lot
and stable, in Bloomington. Pike township For
terms Sc., spply to LEWIS |. BLOOM.
January 3D. lST2.tr
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-01-24
House and Lot for Sale!

rENHE undersigned offers at private sale house
l and lot situate in Wallaeelon, Clearfeld eouu-
", Pa. Two story house, lsx2s, with kitchen
attachedi pis,icred throughout. Good well on
the premises, The terms will be reasonable. For
further Information inquire Of or address Jos. b.
McEnally, attorney law, Clcarfed Pa.
janl0-3ts Mns. MARIA !. WAPLE.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-01-24
HOLD On A Radical exchange
pets off the following.

gets of the following:
The pornicous practice of carrying concealed
deadly weapons, which has led to so many COW
ndly murders all over the country, is being de-
seryedly condemned in every section. The only
way to break It pp is to make imprisonment the
punisbmcnt, instead of fine, Win our egisla-
tors act in this maitcrl
Why, bless you brother, the Radi-
cal jujges In Philadelphia order tho
negroes in that city to carry the tools
you complain of. You will bc church
cd If you don't look out. Democratic
judges will agree with you, but look
out for the loyal city Allison and
Sambo. Dry up, or they will ego for
YOU !"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-01-24
GEORGES B. GOODLANDER,
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JAN, ~. 1872.

ELEcfED, Hon. George r. Dennis,
Democrat, has been elected United
States Senator from Maryland, TO sue
cced Hon George Vickers, whose
term expires March, 1872.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-01-24
w EST VIRGINIA
Timber and Coal Lands

ron sALEi
The following tracts Of Timber and Coal Land.
are offered for sale One tact Of 1900 acres,
lying on the Elk River, in Webster county three
tracts lying on the same river in Braxton county,
two Of 5000 acrcs each and one Of 900 acres ,
and one tract containing $500 acres lying on the
0auley River, in Nicholas county. The titles to
these lands are perfect
Any Information concerning these landscan ba
had by addressing q. S. FLEGAL,
March "a. lSTi-f. Philipsburg, Pc;
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-01-24
THE SMITH HOUSE,
lUpposite r. R. Depot.)
CIEARrIELn pENN,A

CLEARFIBLD, PENNA.
FEHE undersigned having become proprietor
Il Of this house is ready 20 entertain strangers
and traFslcrs and therefore soli,i,s soourn.rs TO
give him call. his Table will be supplied with
the best the market affords and It's Bar will ron
tain the choicest Of vines and liquors. Extensive
stQbling u sttac.od Charges moderate.
janl0'T2 JAMES MCLAUGHLIN.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-01-24


SENSIBLE FOR ONcE,-By direction
of the President, the War Depart,
ment has issued an order discontinue
ing the Military Division of the South.
The commanders of tho Departments
of the South and of the Gulf, com
prising that Division, are to report
directly TO the headquarters of the
army, Bayonet rule is therefore
about wound up on this continent,
and the 4th of March, 1873, will "wind
up this farce Of government" as the
Radicals of this Congressional district
said on late occasion.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-01-24

THE FAMILY DIsRANDINd Jesse
r. Grant, the Presidents father, is
said to be very feeble, and has resign
cd his office of Postmaster, at Coving-
ton. Ky.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-01-24

Tue RoBBERiEs --Congressman Beck
has prepared n careful and thorough
statement Of the total amount OF
money taken from the Southern States
by tho "carpctbag' governmcnt. He
computes an aggregate OF over two
hundred millions. Senator Blair and
Bayard will also sign the statement,
which will be submitted to both
Houses asa minority report from the
Ku Klux Committee.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-01-24

The Russian Duke Alexis and bis
suite are at the foot of the Rocky
Mountains shooting buffaloes.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-01-24

HIS BILL We notice by the Audi.
tor Generals report that George Berg.
ner's bill against the Commonwealth,
for the past year. amounts to the snug
sum OF fifty Thousand one hundred
and twenty seven dollars and fifteen
cents, (s5O,l27l5). Bergner is the
publisher Of tho Harrisburg Telegraph,
the Radical State organ, and also post
master If he cannot make fat liv-
ing we would like to know who can.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-01-24

AN OLD DEBT.--The books in the
War Department at Washington show
that Gen. Grant is indebted to the
United States Treasury in the sum
Of $4,000 for money he spent and
never accounted for during the Mexi.
can war, when he acted as a commits.
sary and quartermaster We would
suppose that he had received presents
enough since he become President to
reimburse the Treasury. lie is Ger
tainly no revenue refOrmeR
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-01-24
OuR DELEaATE.--Tho Harrisburg
Patriot thus dilates upon the action
Of the Democracy Of this county

Hon. William Diglcr will represent Clcarheld
county in the next Democratic State convention.
The great political experience Of Governor Bigler,
bis wisdom aud sagacity, his attachment to the
Democratic party, and his liberal views on public
questions render his selection, at this time when
Mise counscls arc needed. exceedingly appropriate.
1t should be tho aim Of the Democrats throughout
the State 10 initiate their brethren In Clcarfelj,
and send ihcir best men 10 the next convention
Clearfcld is always right upon this
point. She sends none but good men
70 represent her.
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y isr OF JURORS DRAWN FOR MARCH

II NNIFHf FVf . VVHIUIVHVINE ou NpNuuVl TEtn
GRAND JURORS,
Geo. W. Dots. .Boecaria Alex. Murray. .Cirard
II. II, McGhec....-Be Bell IL. +. ;ulieh
Edwd. Albert.... Boggs II. Woodward. Huston
Eli Haman ....... Brady H. c. McCloskey.. .Kart'se
Wm. Drockbank.. A. l. Hiekok.,.,.. Knox
othello smeed~ Burnside Abm. Ogden. Layrcnco
A. McGarvcy..... Chestlw. p. Fulton
Jno. Muson. Covingtqu Jos. Potter. Morris
Geo Young. Clearield A. j. laokson...N. Wash
q. W. Rheam. r. S. Bailey. o oscooln
l.. Laporte.. curw' 'syc c. NJ. Goii Penn
?. copelin Decatur Robt Neeper...... pike
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

CSOO WILL Buy STOCK AND FIXTURES
COOO ofs Cigar store doiug good business. ir
ODE Of the best locations on Pennsylyasia avenue
Address BUSINESS, Star Once. 2DSt.
"A TEA sToRE. SOC III street. Set~sen LSai.i
sna-ayenue and % street, being wei known the
"Hons.' Good reasons given for selling. jesp 2ws
REsTAUsANT, WITH FiXrURES. Ii
returning to Kngisad Apply No. soo. CORNER q
I'M And streets west' close to the nsrks;
LOB SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
Il EkTf-A nice % acre fruit or gsr3en FARM,
nine miles from Washington, on turopise. In
provements good; Wi sell cheap. and on easy
terms; Inquire OF Il. KING CO., 6Si Louis
e PER CENT. ao-YEAR BONDS OF rHx
u WAsHINGToN CITY AND POINT Look
OUT RAILROAD COMPANY FOR SALE.
p pnsle IN and interest payable IN gSIs Interest
lbs s,SsyS Sy c,SSSER ggc &C BoxDs,
Only esooo per mile Of these bonds will be offered
These Bonds are in the following denominations:
500, $3.50, $3.50, and 81 600. They will be ready
s appy Sss os gs,
and Pennsylvanis avenue. jeis-u
MONEY-LOANs NEGOTIATED upon Real
w Estate security, in large or small suns AZ short
Bsal Estate Broker, No. 5lS Tn street,
leI-ln opposite Post Once.
w g bny sECoND-HAND CLoTaiNG and
to Box us Poet once. mays ias
TO LOAN-
1900, IN SUMS FROM 81. 900 Up.
Apply at once to
JUAN BOYLE CO.,
ms-n-h 7l3 18th street NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-22

There Is very general expression of salts
faction throughout the District of Columbia at
the comparatively low rate of taxation levied by
the act which passed the legislature yesterday
Not only has 1t been represented by the enemies
OF the District government that it would be
necessary to increase the rate to the limit fixed
by Congress, and that even then an addition al
burden of debt would be placed upon the citi-
zens, but the best friends of the new govern
ment were doubtful whether the interest and
sinking fund rates on the old corporation debts.
the si,Ooo,OOo loan and the Chicago loan, to-
gether with the current expenses, could be paid
with tax>levy inside the limit of two dollars
AT conference between the Governor with
some of hie executive officers and the commit
tees on Ways and Means and Appropriations of
the House of Delegates, the situation
was diseased fully, and there was a unan-
imous agreement to reduce the appropri-
atoms to the lowest possible amount, and
to fix the tax rate at the lowest figure
which would cover the reduced estimates.
The figures were carefully gone over and de-
creased; the Council aided in the good work; and
the results an unoppressive tax, but which with
the receipts from licenses will suffice, with care
ful and economical management, to pay all the
expenses, including interest. This result is as
gratifying as it was unexpected. The tax bill
as 1t passed, relieves our citizens from the op-
pressive and burdensome levy on personal prop
erty, which has been source of annoyance and
which really amounted to very little after the
heavy expenses attending its assessment and
collection were deducted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-22

one Illustration will do At this time:
Some days since several bills passed the House
OF Delegates providing for payment OF certain
amounts claimed a. due for damages 70 property
by street improvements. In one case, at least
the amount allowed was more than twice the
assessed value of the property before the alleged
damage was done. These bills went to the
Council, and yesterday, while a member OF that
body who IL was known would oppose them was
engaged on conference committee, one OF
them was passed, and the others would have
been probably, had not the member heard of
the action on the first one, and taken steps at
once to check the passage of the others This
action In these special cases was taken, it must
be remembered, while the general law on bet
terments and damages, published in our local
columns to-day, and which covers all such cases
impartially, was on its passage without oppo-
sition. Taxpayers viii be glad to know, how
ever, that among the bills approved by the
Governor, list of which is published in another
column, the particular bill for damages above
referred to does not appear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-22

The annual session OF the District legislature
Just closed has been busy, and. on the whole,
satisfactory, one. OF course some things have
been done which onght not 20 have been DONE
and some measures failed which ought not to
have failed This has been the case in all de-
Lucrative assemblies from the beginning, and
will be until the end. Some remarks have been
heard about waste OF time at the beginning OF
the session, necessitating hurry and hustle and
prolonged sittings At its close. These comments
are unjust, for the reason that the executive
Ufhces could not furnish until near the close of
tie session statistical Information on which the
really necessary Legislation of the session-the
tax, license, and appropriation bills-could be
based, and because other important measures
had to be carefully considered and nlatured BY
tlc committees. IL the two houses had
D en- as Industrious during the first fifty
days a. they were the last ten, there
would have been more work done Of course
hat whether il would have been for the public
benefit Is questionable Without reviewing in
Il tail the general legislation of the session il
nay be stated that among the measures Of in
terest and importance to our citizens Tin addition
20 the financial bills above referred toy which
passed were the act to compensate owners OF
property damaged by street improvements; the
Corcoran Square market house act; the act
providing for the arrest and punishment Of pro-
fessional thieves, burglars, gamblers, pick
pockets and confidence men; the act to cause
proper distances to be maintained between car
riages, carts and wagons while In motion; the
act making appropriations for the amounts re-
quired by the commissioners Of the sinking fund
to pay the interest on and gradually redeem the
public debt the act 10 fund the unsettled liabil-
iiies OF the city Of Washington, and providing
Ter the issuing Of bonds and levying and collect
Ing Of taxes to pay the same; and the act for the
prevention Of disease In the District OF Columbia
Itmay be rs well to mention right here that the
greater portion Of the labor OF perfectina inn
portant measures of Q general character and
following them until they become laws deyolyes
UPON limited number Of members, generally
bare majority in each house. While some
menbsrs attend through all the sittings to help
An this work and aid in defeating jobs, others
take things easy, ana others again are active
only While they have some pet scheme i'm hand,
and hen 1t is safely through they recreate until
ano;i y special measure in which they take an
intefr-t Is pending. Unfortunately too, these
spss2oGic gentlemen, IL they are In the lower
house, are just a. popular. with their constitu-
ents as the members who bear the heat and bur
den Of the day. Another fruitful theme in thi.
connection would be the legislative tricks By
which certain measures are defeated and other.
are passed, but TO follow Ii mp would make
this article too long for our columns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-22
nF Do NOT DESPAIR.

w
Hundreds Of cases Of Scrofula In its worst stages
old cases OF syphilis that have defied the skill of
eminent physicians, Rheunnafics who have been suf
ferng for years and the vctio OF tie injudic Jus
Use q mercury have been radically cured by DR.
TUFTS SARSAPARlLLA AND QUEENS De
LIGHT. II Is the most powerful Alternative and
blood purifier known. Ii Is prescribed by many
physicians in their practice.
fyCu have Chils, whether every other day, every
snth day, or every two or three weeks, take Or.
TUFTS Liver Pills al d you will check them, other
wise they viii stick to you all winter.
DR.. TUFTS HAIR DYE CONTAINS NO
JIG cost SULPHUR.
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The Cincinnati Commercial (Greeley paper
thinks it is not necessary to get very much ex-
cited over the one-term principle; that in case
Of Greeley's election next November it is not
supposed that, four years atterward, he would
absolutely refuse second term, if he were
pressed to accept it by the unanimous voice of
the American people. Well now wouldn't it be
funny If the free-trade, one-term, reform gen.
tlemen should after all their hullabalo elect a
sti tariff man. good for two terms at laast9
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOE SALE on REsT-Four rev three -s,crT
- bsith HOUSES. % Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween nth snd lith streets east. ali n0dera COVE.
niences. VIII rear 20 careful ter ants sell easy
terms Aps4 e SAN CRoss. shsparrss Bui Z
~ alere, Va avenue aa3 9TH 81. southeast. my1il I'm
LOB ENr-Furnishes Sous y. from Juss .1th
I and X. usD-tf
E0BeALE Or RINr-Th. very aesirsole RKsI-
DENCE No. a. 81 e, F-ishts Of 9eorg-town,
.ontainins Is rooms, with al nOtsrn convenience.
The grounds are very large aud orusmentsd with
all kinds OF rare flowers and FRUITS cistern %
pure water ~ the kitchen door. The property will
BE- sold on easy terms rented 20 q careful tenant
The new Street Railroad will pass by the door, sni
will be runnisg early this fail. Appiy 70 II. L
HUNK. OF Hall a Hume. or 10 Mr.. A. H. PickreU
Anything the property. spsu
LrOR kENT-HOUsE no. SIS ash street BE-.
< tween Il and 1. containing seven roorrs. BAH
room, water closet aid cellar; AMI water three
doors from street sars, Apply 90 JAMES W BAR
KEN, 100 street, between nth and 18th sireets
northwest. mlT a
LOB REHT-Fgrnished HOUSE, No. 5IT 9ist
Il street, from Nav 18th. A ppiy on the premis.s
or to GEO. s. PARKER, ofhce over Metropolitan
Bank msys-tf
k'Ok kknIlaOOsk IN Oorcoran Bow" Ap-
ply No. 1880 street apps
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PERSONAL.

nj Ms. ILsoN, Fsmal. P6ysieiaa ant Pvas-
4'l ftod! MtGUUe, Of over ten years experience,
treats all diseases incidental 10 her sex Her refer
ences are Of the best, from well known physiciaps
and ladies whom che has attended. Rooms a! waVs
iendy TO receive ladies TO be confined Good treat
ment and charges moderate, she can be applied 20
every day from to 5 clock D. IN, Resiience SIT
MADAME REED after q long absence from the
1'A city, solcits her friends to call at her resi-
dence, li2O Pa ave-, where she will consult them
on heir present and future prospects. Ladies only
DERSCNAL.-A strs 1ger Of standing solicits cor
II respondence with JouDg lady. Object fun and
FRISK t SnRs sTs,y p0
NOBC MBUG.-The Queen OF Spirits. the highest
pver OF changing nck, tells the past, present and
tu'ure Success ar failure of any business foretod
&C, SC No. 80, corner ID and G streets n w
thnd floor. yel9-lg-
NJ Rs. B. SAWYER, C2aircoyaaf, Masss,ie Tsa
" Medium, can be consulted at her house, Nc
SO 7th at between and d, Island, upon all TN.
portant business, past present and future jelS In
WHAT OLD DR. DARBY DOES NOT KNOW
w about those Con hdenftai Matters is"not worth
Knowing He Is the only rseosHtssd physician
prscticipg q speciality in Washington Separsts
rooms for ladies. ~ street, three doors south of
rom SWAMI avenue. msy9-lms
L AIDES SUFFERING FROM IRREGULARI.
ties, " SAB nesses or any complaint peculiar to
tattshed and only reliable and safe Physician
making speciality OF female complaints in the city
be especially invites q call from those who have
been deceived by swindlers. He guarantees a speedy
cure or No charge SEPARATE Rooms Jo, LADY Pa
south. Hours, from 10 to II Q. m. 2 to aud 70
p.m. ocT-tr
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
saturday ...............June ~, 1871
The Star BY Mail.

Persons leaving the city for the summer, or
any portion Of it, can have TIE STAR mailed to
their address for such time a. they desire, at the
rate Of fifty cents per month. Orders, accom-
panied by the money, should be sent to the bust
ness Office OF the paper.
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DRY GOODS.
N X Il IS q o o ID -

n n Il IS FOODS,
Ii ELEGANT STYLES avn GREAT VARIETY,
AT GREATLY kEDUCEB PRICUs
PRICES, 10, Ia's, rs, 30, ~. &e.,&c.
Imitation japanese silks at 81 J, cent.
Japanese silks, s., Ca, AMI q cents
!, - We have on cur center counter q large LOO ~
hhMNANTs, comprising White Goods and Dress
Goods, NJ one half the original price,
hogan q ~YIIE.
POFlIAR DRY GOODS HDU-E,
gel5-u No lol. and 1920 eth street n W
nRf GOODS.
CHEAP FOB CASH
Japanese FoElins reduced 20 s. =. worth s.. Creu-
al,nes educed 90 l2.s, worth Is neaine. r.a ned
20 70, worth q, Black Silk At -. worth : rs aud
.heap az that; Linens for SUITS, Victoria Lawn-,
HAinsook swisses, &C 81, rsvB cheap. n cached aoi
S3tt.E, loc New York Mills Cotton. ~ . l.Sui;Ui
Discs ahc W bite stripe SrsnAiiiie also Blu. G.ii
shG Sreen STRIPE, AZ Do. aud upwards: Eleraut "a
ttheac IL Cotton, lstsc. worth l5c aud hB-t ~
.AheI goods IRON 10 T. = Per cent. chaanaF than
AHenue prices. Elegant w1-button Paris Tits a.
= %, one button do, 4. Goats and Sterling Sp,oi
Cotton, &c. Call and examine. '
BROpHEAD CO
100 street. between i2th aga 18Th
having bccom connected with a.. u. t,-a.a.
hccse ~ bROpHEAn & co, 7 viii ia rias.st >.
Sc any 81 M old friends aud customers ~ fhrir p.ce
81 business, So9 street, between f2th an igfh
Nhere u can show them well selected ard ,bs.n
me 81 goods. MRS. MARf u. JACKSON,
-!e.2 81 tiaie 81 Bret;s'b
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me- ROsApALIs, for aHdi,eases Of the Stood
uS Ltrr, Kidneys. asd Bladder.
WILSON, n. c., August Sd.
j hereby certify that Was cured Of o .Chronic
Affection Of the kidneys By the Of one bottle Of
Bosadalis, and therefore sdvise others suffering
with the kidney Disease" 70 try the Rosadsls
b. D. ALLEY.
BALTIMORE. Nd, August 36th, 1852
Pyopy'etoys Rosadaiis; Gelts.-8J the use Of three
slbotfles Of your invaluable medicine, "Rosadsl-
ID" Was e6ectually cured Of obstinate affection
Of the skin, contracted In the army. ~
jsis-eost le9 South Charles street.
NO DR. A. PRATf. G!.duate Of Ohio College
HV OF Dental Surgery, Asst 7th street, between
d and Q few doors north OF Old Fellow Hall.
Refers to =. a. Bacon and Rev W ,. Evans. mis-
NJ FROM THE EARLIEST AGES
A TO the present day, scrofula has been the
bene, and, it were the curse Of mankind. So ter
rible and oathsome had II been at some periods of
the world history that person known TO be infect
ed with IL would not be allowed to mix with society.
Happily In day the disease 10 stripped Of its
TOR by the use Of the 9ANARITAN's RooI AND HERB
yr,cEs, and the victim Of scrofula, Ulcers, Sores
Pinpies, Blotches. letters, &C., be restored to
sound health In q few veeks
Sold By =. @ FORD, ll0S Pc ave-, and by Drug
gists. DESMOND 90, Proprietor, 10 Race st :,
Philadelphia mayZ-ly
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N e,rrEx .ro z z5SSSaaEEHgs s%4a.un.r,

building at reduced price,. once Ct the old stand,
rlantb Building, corner New Eegk svenus and lstl
ssress, oulaly