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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-22

The almanac publishers complain that
their business is destroyed by Ayers
American Almanac. The people prefer
it to any other, tho Farmer g, Western,
Southern or the numerous local almanacs
when they can get Ayers. It supplies
the best astronomical data, weather and
jokes of them ell. and above ell, medical
advice which is invaluable for every
family. It is supplied gratis by the
druggists, and should DO preserved for
constant reference and use. We are
sure that no good housekeeper or grand
mother goes wi lingly without one.
Anh Slapery Standard, N. y
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MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN Frozen
TO DEATH IN MINNESOTA. the
special kilograms Of the hlinnen polls
Tribune. VIC take the following brief ac-
counts, illustrative of the fatal results,
in Minnesota, of the terrible storms of
last week:
L1roHF1E1D. January 1O.-Two farmers
named Pat. Condor end Flynn. the lat
ter known as "Wild Mick" left this
place Tuesday, on their way homeward.
Up to last night, nothing had been 8ecu
or heard from them. This morning, a
general search was instituted, and both
the missing men found lying in the
snow-drifts. only three miles from town.
Condor WAS quite dead, but Flynn, who
was more covered with SNOW, was yet
alive. but so badly frozen that he will
lose both arms. The great storm here
has been unprecedented.
WILL@AR, January 10.-A party. con-
sisting Of Charles, John and Steven
ONeil, and Thomas and Michael Hold
en-, each with two-horse teams. on their
road to Willmar, with wheat, when
within about ten miles of their destina-
ton, were overtaken by the terrible
storm OF Tuesday, aud were found by
John Mapsr to-day, in the following
condition: John ard Steven O'Neil and
Thomas Holden were found in their
sleighs frozen to death, and Charles in u
dying state. Their team was also doad.
Mr.. Mnper brought Charles to Willmar.
He had laid, partly covered up by the
snow, for forty eight hours. His arms
and legs we're frozen, and if he lives at
all. they will have to be aDputated. A
farmer reports that he passed five OK
teams dead-frozen. Hourly news is
brought in Of frozun teams being found,
and the supposition is that the owners
shared the same fate. The storm cum
menced without warming. and continued
for sixty hours. Mr.. Earsley, father Of
left the depot for the tauk-house. a short
distance. and was found frozen to death,
by his son. Undoubtedly, hundreds
have met with the snme fate.
KIRKHovEN, January 10.-There were
several farmers in town bsfore the storm
commenced. Several of them left with
their teams just before the storm COM
menced, aud very few have been heard
from. A gentleman by the name of 0.
r. Soland keeps store in this place.
His wife was in town before the storm
commenced, and had just left in COM
pany with her sister-in-law and two far
mers and a boy Of fourteen years.
Nothing was heard from them till to-
day. When the wagon was discovered,
with tho women and boy. Mrs. Soiand
and the boy we're frozen to death when
found; the other woman was alive.
though in q critical condition. When
the storm came on, they lost their way,
aud drove till they Came to O fence,
when the men got out and succeeded in
finding house. but were too far gone
when they reached it to gi 70 any account
OF their friends.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-22

A play in rehearsal ut ono of tho
Parisian theatres is 30 gross iu its satire
upon American manners that the dra.
matic censors have applied to General
Ladmirault, military governor Of the
city, for its suppression.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-22

On GRAND SCALE. The Snmana
Bay people will erect forthwith cns-
tom house. hotel, newspaper and opera
house. We suppose tho dusky Domini-
cans will roll their oily bodies in delight
ever tho reserved seats OF tho latter es-
tablshment.
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,,.~&A1xa.A1RAA0A2G1sEn -EhA.s AostAaeno
mail opens a8QAM, and 300 Pa H.;
closes 8 =. M4 aod, IL. 90 AIM Ohaxles- /.
ton day matt cpsnp6. 11P. M; ,oloses,e
A. NJ; night opsns' T60 "a. NJ; ciSSAs
6. 16 P. n. Greepvi1le opens s. Is p. H.:
closes 6 A. NJ. Western opens 8.8O a.
M. and 1890 P. NJ; closes 8 and r. M,
Wilmington opens $50 r. NJ. !; closes
1890 A. n. On Sunday the oface i
open from 8 to Up. N. ,5 IA.
->~~~~-~~@>~~>---
A movement is on foot to build cot.
ton factory Of about 10000 spindIes in
this city during the coming year. Water
powe: is to be rented OF the Columbia
Water Power Company. and The factory
located on the canal. II the Legislature
pass the law removing the tax for ten or
twenty years, the matter will be pushed
through without delay. Those interest
Cd ii this movement are wide.awake.
enterprising men, and mean business.
1t is more than likely that stock com.
pany will be formed with shares, soy at
SlO0, 80 as to be within the reach of
those OF small means. If suoh an en-;
terprise is once undertaken, it will give
employment to hundreds of laborera in
our city. and be of incalculable adysn-
tage to Columbia. So says city CO.
temporary. &s stl y, .
-T-.----v ~-rSs~>fsr~ 0>---+--- ,.. ,y,e
HoT8L ARRIVALS. January a, l873.--,,
Wheeler Horss--F G. Croft, Ga; H T.
Butler. Newberry; Henry Sparniok,
Harling, Aiken;y G !. Dantzler, Ga; N
Haines, N @: T O. Wright, Brooklyn; L
D Clark. Lewisvillei A B Knowlton,
Orangeburg; VIM Davidson, N Y; JH
" Dewitt. Edgefield; r. E Tompkins, 8
.; q " Everson; G Lykes, Riohland;
q y Puffsr; @ 81 Simonton. G. 81 Seq
man, A Macbeth. Charleston; T F. Wes.
son, q Grim. N Y. ...
Central Rotel-B Berman. r Norcross,
New York; J W Gotes, Augusta; J.H
Taylor. w W Maye, Kingsville; 8 A
Oliver, Warren Levy, O; M Nicely.
Williamston. J @. Yeagin. Greenville; r
Il Gaines, Richland; Z Emlson, Ken
tucky; WI Latham, Fish Dam; 90
Featherstone, Anderson; B 81 Rice, Jas
Thomas and son, j 8 Porter. Union.
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It is said that Marshal Serrano has
written lettor to Senior Sagasta an
nouncing his firm intention to retire to
private llfc.
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PHGSIXrANA.-Our poetic Hibernian
explains that love is commonly spoken
Of AS o flame" because t's tinder SEN
timent.
A fomale debating society in Paris,
KY, recently gramnatically decided that
bachelors are nuisance" With the
offence thus singularly defined, it would
trouble tho lady judges to parse their
sentence upon the offenders.
A hemp tic form--Capital punish
ment.
A double headed Ssate-Louisiana
She has two Governors, two Legislatures
and the promise Of two United States
Senators claiming the same seat. All
she wants now are couple OF purga-
tories to pitch the whole lot into. and
then make frosh start
The thimble is said to be an article of
feminine jewelry which has almost gone
out Of fashion.
Tho best time to repent of an error
before it is made.
A man in debt is always living in o
glass houso.
Why do wo oall the stars wicked? Be-
causo thoy sin-til-lnte. |
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-13
Fish.

Onn HIS. LAKE HERRING,
.lll 10 White Fish
luy Nos. Q and = Mackele!r
Il. store and Tor sale by
sr- NJ. REILLY.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

~ VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
made by Patrick Burke and Mary
p.ys his wife, 10 me, dated October 18th,
b b.; orj OF record in The Clerks office OF
~ rcnn,v COur! for Ohio county, West
i u. in deed OF trust book No. 4, page 2C9, l
vi o1tsr for sale at public auction, at the
WI. WI. .I Nor OF the Court House OF Ohio coun-
wv W.T. Virginia, on SATURDAY, the Goth
~, Of december, 1873, beginning at 10
U sS Ny A, m the following property, that
o.,C SOW the north Third OF Lot No. lQ2
.s',S,T'T. Eofi's addition, being - feet on
H,"'aaIsy in the rear of said lot, and run
."s Ssms width 80 feet towards Market
. ~, and being the same in which Mr..
-. Durkin conducts the grocery bust
a.. on the west side of Market street, at
.-S|aw Market House In the Fifth ward.
i,, ,itIe is believed TO be unquestionable,
49,, .s'Iing rs trustee l shall only convey
won Title rs is vested in me by said deed of
,-',' Terms made known on day of sale.
THOMAS, O'BRIEN,
.1y,j-i Trustee.
grBy request the above sale will not
axe d ace, until SATURDAY, December
IN, is. T. O'BRIEN,
gr,u Trustee.
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n e. NnOnr

WAN ARNICA-FOR PAINS
and gtalns, Rheumatism, &c. An elegant
Qica eueclual remedy. Ask for LOgan's Ar
NS n1yR
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"STAR FOUNDRY"
Benjamin Fisher.

now offer to the trade my new, first
class cook stove, VALLEY STAR, unequal
ed by any cook stove in the market, having
extra large flues, thereby consume any Kind
OF coal, and in point OF beauty, hnlSh,
durability and general excellence, cannot
be surpassed. Having all the modern I'M
provements, Dumping and Shaking CRAZE
and Patent Swing Hearth Plate. Cast iron
or five brick Innings for each stove. Also
Iron Clad, Low Copper Reservoir for eXten-
sion tops. All stoves warranted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-13
SHURTLEFF HOUSE

I1AIRMONT, WEST VA, FORMERLY
Kearsley. This House has just been
newly retitted from cellar 10 gaIret with
new beds and new furniture, and is second
TO none in the country, and is situated at
the B. 4 y. railroad depot. This House Is
first class in every respect. The table Is al
ways supplied with the best in the market
Charges moderate. Sample rooms for COM
mercial travellers. No charge for handling
baggage. Give me a call. satisfaction
onsSaSteed TO all NV patrons Good stab
fn0 for horses, E. W. SHURTLEFF,
noy29 Proprietor
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
Money Market.

Money Market.
NEW YORK, December II.
Money easy at 7 per cent. Exchange
less buoyant at 1884 for sixty days, and
lN3@l04s for sight. Gold closed at
1904 after selling at 109S@1l04. Gov
ernments closed strong; currency 6s
ll53@ll55.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-13

w, MARSHALL ANDERSON, Of Cir'
cleyille, has the luck OF relationship
with Ohio Governors. His fsther'in'
law. Duncan McAuthur, was Governor
Of Ohio: his brother, Hon. Charlie.
Anderson, when Lieutenant Governor
became Governor by the death OF dov'
ernor Brough, and now his brosher-ln'
law, Hon. William Allen, is Governor
elect.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-13
New YORK Market.

New YORK Market.
New YORK, December II.
FLOUR-The Market for State and
western flour is quiet and prices without
decided change; at S. 1906 10 for SUI
perfine state; 6 1907 10 for extra do ;
Z 1907 90 for choice do; 7 25@7 GO
for fancy do; 5 70@6 70 for euperfne
western; 6 65@7 10 for common to me.
dunn extra western; 1907 IS for
choice do; 7 1908 80 for common to
choice white wheat extra; 6 SS@7 u
for common to good spring brands ex-
ira round hoop Ohio 7 20@S 60 for
grade brands; 7 l0@S Is for common
to fair extra st. Louis and s 20@ll 10
for good to choice do. Market closing
quiet.
WHEAT-Market quiet and steady;
sales As, 900 bushels 81 so for No. 2
Chicago in store; l so for white Michi-
gan and l SIS for Iowa spring; also
sales OF 10000 bushels of No. 2 Mil
waukee for delivery in January at Phil
adelphia l so.
CORN-Rules quiet; sales of 49,
900 bushels at Tic for western mixed in
store and 7Sc afloat.
PROV SIONS-Pork market quiet
and steady at SIG 90 for new mess;
II so for extra prime and II so for
prime mss. Beef firm at 9 75@ll 90
for plain mess and y O0@l3 90 for ex-
ira do.
LARD-Firm; sales of 500 tierces at
7f@S2c for No. prime steam and 81
@S$c for kettle rendered
COTTON-On spot firm, with a
moderate demand both for export and
home consumption.
WHISKY-Firm at &c, with sales
of 100 bbls.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-13
MONDAY, NOV, Sd, 1878,

TRAINS WILL LEAVE WHEELING AS
FOLIO WS-WHEELIN TINE:
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Cob SALE.

INV CONTAINING UNE HUN
ItSt and three acres. will sell 1t in
y Ore i,or divide II In lots Of four or five
one ~ 20 suIt purchasers. There Is no better
aG aJ IN Ohio county for market gardening:
mated within one mile OF the CITY VI
v Tl,gvSnIiIseone-fourth cash; balance In one,
End three years. For further partlcu-
:Ho' sTTrulre Of the subscriber.
ar sN'''' GEO. ROBERTS,
IS Main street.
II. OBRlEN,
Raal Est : ia AGENT
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Administrators Notice,

fNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING Oh
| Tanned letters OF administration up
% The estate OF DR.. II. J. W iesel, dGceased. !;
--rrOy notifies all persons indebted to said
N.a,e, for medical attendance and other
vie 10 make payments 10 me, at 81
Sephs Academy, and those having
ANS will please present them, duly certl'
"v-, 10 Thomas O'Brien, Real Estate Agent
within thirty days from this date.
Tie ate residence Of DR.. Wiesel Is for sale
to' Tine, terms, &c, see Thos. O'Brien.
MARY l.. WlESEL,
Administrative of DR.. II. J. Wiesel, decd
d. -, JOSeph's Convent. nOVl]-l
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IObAccO9,

LUDlkl'VUEe
~ DRUMS CELEBRATED "JuBlLE
.0TwlN
B.. caud!Cs "FinZer Brothers NaVies,
81 " Monitor Navy,
butts "
81 Bright twist and pounds,
IN store and for sale by
L,h Al RklIl4G.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-13
Spring Wheat Flour.

.t Bills Davis Extra.
~ None Better.
.f Crossett's Mill.
40 Eagle Mills.
In store and for sale by
NJ. REILLY
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*The last three members OF the COM
mittee were not actually present, but
having full fsith in the other members.
are willing 10 have their names affixed
10 the report.
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I'0hHCCOS,

IObaccOS.
Half boxes Diamond Moist
" Gold Leaf
D." Clinton Moist.
Saratoga "
d. Drums California Pear, Fig style.
~ Golden CLEAN
. Jubilee,
- Tornado,
IN store and Tor. sale by
NJ. REILLY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-13
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.
United States Depository.

4 general Banking, Exchange and Collec-
ton business transacted with fidelity an
promptness.
Certificates Of Deposit Issued and interest
paid thereon.
Revenue stamps for sale In sums TO suit
New Fractional Currency and l, 2, s and sc
coin always on hand for the accommoda-
tion OF the public.
Accounts of Merchants, Manufacturers
Bankers and others solicited.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-13
FOR SALE.
,,,,,able Coal Property For
1Ai" RoIQ

u,rr IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Nr0TkE undersigned wishes to sell lin
the IN nart) that portion OF coal now
whole lesion. az amounting to about lbs
10 bis p,StsJ along the Ohio river about
scres, loC G ~ a mile north OF the city limits,
one-thiui r All one acre of surface at the en-
together the side nearest the river, and
france On NJ surface around the other en-
inr. a 6scS OF Fulton. The vein e, Of Sd0 coal al
.n na feet be iRsaSs L s fsst ed
depth, SsI nf the county road, or by the p.
by me-. K, as the entrance on the river
VI. n n, SsJ feet from either.
side aaS5ve will be sold on reasonable
me ~ 80 eychsuged for good town prop
rr;r -, WALTER MARSHALL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-21
New York Note.

SUNSET COX ENDORSED BY THE LIBERALS
NEW YORK, October 1.-THE liberal repub-
leans OF the 9th Congressional district have
ndOrsed 5. $. Cox for Congress.
JAY GoULD's LONDON BROKER DIsAPPEARED
WITH SsO0O00 OF ERIE PROFITS.
IL Is stated that Jay GOuld's broker In Lon
don has disappeared with 500, 0n0 profits made
on Eric stock which he Could was relying
upon TO Offset losses made here since the panic
commenced. 1t is also reported that the miss
ing broker has carried of the funds OF several
other New York spectators whose agent sailed
Tor London Saturday 10 investigate the matter.
THE ANIMAL ELECTION
OF ofhcers Of the gold exchange was held yestpr-
day evening. and resulted as Fellows: James d.
Collegiate, president; 4. I. Bragaw, first vice
president; i. F. Il. Parker, second vice presi-
dent; X L. Edwards, treasurer; william p.
WescOtt, secretary.
RECEIVER OF THE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY APPOINTED.
~ Beard was this day appointed receiver OF
Ine Nauonal Life Insurance company Of New
YORK, PIP Broadway, by Judge FAncher. The
proceedings were initiated BY the petition OF
one OF the stockholders, il appearing by exami-
nation OF the state superintendent OF insurance
that there was deficiency in the company's
reserve fund of SiG0 900. The assets are $40 900
and its liabilities s. 5000. The company was
formed IN 1863, the chief stOs kholders being jay
Cooke & Co.
IN THE STOKES TRIAL TO-DAY
JOSIAH PITTS, formerly clerk in the Erie on &c,
TESTIFIED that in 1851 he saw Fisk putting pis
tol IL his pocket Adelne Barker, whD Us Il 70
wash for the Morse family. testified "a Al while
At the Grand Central hotel one day Fisk came
IN, and in conversation with one OF the young
ladies said, "lll send him to a higher court
than he ever was in, the cur. IN shoot
MN, as sure as my name Is Jim Fisk"
The lady said, "Oh, don't shoot him, or the
gallows may be your end" He replied. III
shoot him; I'll wipe him out. There never was
q gallOws made for Jim Fisk" When Fisk sat
down the ladies asked what detained him. He
said Stokes prosecution, but he would wine
him out. He said, " am prepared for him."
one OF the young ladies said, - oh, YOU are
jealous Of the loss Of the beauty"
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EarRi-n NoleS

THE SITUATION IN SPAIN.
MADRID, October 3l.--A dispatch from va
lencla says the intransigent vessels rem ain OF.
mat harbor They have captured aud plum
dered several additional Spanish merchantmen
Valencia is tranquil. Troops are arriving, and
All necessary measures are being taken to nut
the city in state of defence. There is a rumor
IN Madrid that the insurgent frigste Titan has
surrendered TO the republican authorities, but
no confirmation has been received by the gov
ernment.
CARLIsT SUCCESS.
BAYoNNE, October 2I.-It is stated that the
Carlist force uuder Lizarraga has again de-
feated the republicans.
THE CCNARD LINE.
LONDON, October 2I.-The Cunard steam
ship company have determined TO withdraw
their vessels from the West Indian service at
an early day, and establish daily line between
Liverpool ana New York.
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The Raid on the North Carol ina Conn.
Ierfefter-

FURTHER PARTICULARS oP rHaCRusADR.
NEW YORK, October 2l.-Addiuon parteu-
lars OF the raid upon cOunterfeters IN Tenne ssee
and North Carolina have been received. The
crusade Wss the most extended, strategic and
well directed ever organized sai resulted tn
the arrest OF about sixty outlaws, with quite a
number vet 10 be heard from. The drsperaiaes
belong in the main, 70 the cOunterfeiting frater-
ternity, who are
BANDED ToGErHBR BY FEARFUL oArus
and deadly ties known only 10 themselves, aud
they have spread broad cast their bogus issues
tosuch an extent AZ 10 vitiate the genuine circua
ting medium nearly one third m some instances
TO well night bankrupt smaller merchants aud
uadespeOple. After consultation AZ Washington
u was determined On place the entire matter in
the hands OF Col. Whitley, Chief % the United
states Secret Service corps, by whom, with the
assistance of Attorney General Williams. plans
were matured
To EsTRAP AND cAATURE THR GUILTY PAR
TIES.
Whitley selected from his corps a number OF
the most experienced officers The secret SER
vice omeers obtained the confidence OF the
counterieiterS aud communicated their doiurs
20 the district attorney az knoxville Tenn. ana
Ashyille, y. {. The officers became aware OF
the organi alton OF the counterfeiters INTO dis
.inct ahu separate gangs, an Of them co-opera-
tng and working together, each gang number
ING from five 10 eight members,
RECKLESS, DETERMINED AND THOROUGHLY
ARMED.
Zach gang was fully aware OF the movements Of
the others, and the communication was ueh a.
20 enable them 90 summon aid at short notice.
incoming communicative, the c0uutcrteiters
told where the Illicit money was made. tcame
direct from Ohio and was in denominations OF
hity cents IN aCtipDal currency. ten dollar Ma
uonal bank notes, fifty dollar L. :. leg ten
ders OF the series Of lsG9. II was q snsported
into Tennessee and North Carolina. the same
as any other commodity. by wholesale iObbers
and dealers with regularity and precision. and
supplied 70 customers and friends
IN SUNS To SUIT,
according to the demands Of trade. In addition
70 the currency trade there was also extensive
dealings in Mexican dollars which were prlnci-
Pally put of on travellers and emigrants going
to Texas and the far west. This money was
manufactured in Kentucky. The transactions
IN both kinds OF money were enormous. The
criminals include
MIN IN EVERY STATION IN LTFE.
lawyers, doctors. justices OF the peace, post
masters, United States deputy marshals and
numerous merchants. Sufficient evidence a. 10
the guilt Of the parties having been Obtained TO
Justfy action On the part OF the government
officers, warrants 20 the number of go were issued
10y the Y. :. district attorneys in East Tennes-
sec and West North Carolina. Expeditions were
Organi zed. mounted, armed and equipped and
started. The territory embraced An area OF is5
miles long aud 8 broad. The ground in North
Carolina embraced an area of Coo square miles
The programme was admirably carried out. It il
stimated that about seyenty-hye arrests in an
will be made.
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BUY NOW.
HABLE BROTHERS,
Merchant TaiIors and Fine ClothIers,
octlO-tr Corner 7th and ID Streets.
SOUND FEET

Indispensable TO health, comfort, eheerfulness
usefulness, and long life, and in this busy age the
teet being used 50 lit Is fou ad to be mat
ter OF economy well comfort to give them COCA
slonN attention IN order to guard against the de-
20 which they are exposed, or, II aling
skilled In their treatment; and IL is we'll known
TACT tkat Thousands OF persons among them any a
the most eminent medical, Judicial aud POLITICAL
nitAries and others ocespying the highest position.
IN public and private life patronixe DR WHITE "a
establishment, No. ass 18th street. opposite the u
Treseury, sshiDgton, ID. q.
Dr.. White successfully treats Germs, Bunions,
troublesome Mails, Vascular Excrssesces, Chill
baiDs, snd Oihcr ailments % The feet. His fee O.
the general public is 81 per visit. IF special
treatment by the year Otherwise, the fee Is from
Sls 70 80 ard upwards.) Owing TO press OF bust
ne-s during ohce hours, Dr. hife Is unable 10 visit
pstiFn.s at residences except sfter D. m. Once
hours from =. m. 60 D m. een7T-tr