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That Window Fa.tener.-The

number of persons in this vicinity who have
examined and availed themselves of the SUI
perior advantages of ADDIsoS's Window
Fastener, and the satisfaction expressed
since using them, confirms our estimate of
their utility as published last week.
There are many houses in Frostburg that
should be supplied, and as Mr.. ADDISON
cannot remain long, householders should
attend TO the matter without delay. He
may be found, when not engaged. at the
FrOstburg Hotel, where his services may be
obtained Call at once; if he is out, leave
your message with the landlord.
The Warsaw (Ky) Neses says: what
ADDISON don't know about fixing old-fash-
toned Windows isn't worth knowing"
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New SclsO0I.-We are requested to
state that Miss SUE A. Grove opened her
Female School on the LIST inst. under favour
able auspices the number of her scholars
now exceeding twenty and increasing also,
by the enlargement of her room, forty or
fifty scholars can be comfortably accommo-
dated She is now and will continue to be
assisted by her brother, Mr.. JNo. S. GROVE,
in the discharge of the exercises of the
school. With the sympathy of the COM
munity and the patronage of those having
daughters to educate they feel little doubt
of their ability to accomplish their design
of permanently establishing here a Female
Seminary, For particulars see advertise
ment.
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Fancy Goods also at same rates
AS MANY BARS OF SOAP FOR ST

Whoever buy by the buhe let them
the bars and say"sold again and got the CASH
1t is good for that there CASH STORE you would
ing to-day 81 Coffee Read the papers to-day compare
of Coffee with quotations January February and March last when
paying Brown, lbs
81 you buy of for CASH 80
Read for yourselves and see that is true!
your old papers what Flour worth
months you paid then Look quotations
paying? Why this difference of from s.
What has done this? Why the great conqueror-CASEII
1t true counting sustained the pass Book system
Pass Books the basis calculations
hand rnnNn9 and the
We have recently taken stock and find press
promised standing high
In doing mning business and at the
ng honest debts the necessity paying
for those We do the merchants obbing the
do that those who
months end lay other do
who do all If buy low be
bought CASH. favored customers and others pay
them prices the basis Of n1minate
credit "they themselves being judges
HITCHINS BROS.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Wednesday. October 1873.

On Frost's Avenue, near Broadway.
Course of Study will embrace the Ele
mcntary and Higher English Branches
Music and Tapestry.
Cu"rt"re viii consist of 10 weeks each
and prices range from - To SIP per quartcl
The intention is to- establish here F.
male Seminary. TO that end, as number.
and the advancement of scholars require il
proper facilities will he secured for the pu,
pose and assistant teachers employed.
The sympathy and patronage of the peo
pie are earnestly solicited in behalf of til,
enterprise.
cT Miss GROVE can I've seen at Nj
Joseph Knodcs, on Broadway, or at til,
School. Sept 20
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New SideWaIkS.--Thro the
quiet but energetic enterprise of the pastor
Rev L. W. HAsLUP, a substantial wood
sidewalk has been laid around the street
front and side of the grounds of the NJ, +.
Church, South Lamp posts have been
erected on the corners near, atiording light
to now frcqucnted locality
Gas has also been introduced into the
Church with other improvements.
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The First Gum.-A huge post,

il thai the first gun of the campaign" will
this evening he fired in Cumberland, which
reminds Us of the apostolic plan of begin
ming to preach the gospel in Jerusalem, the
then wickcdtst city in the world Accord
ing to its own papers, and the action of the
conventions, Cumberland is hot-bcd of
political iniquity-a nest Of partisan sim
ners. IL would be meet the work of regen-
GRAFTON should begin there were il not that
a political Pentecost to be popular must eff
feet the impossible work of blessing all the
tickets with large majorities.
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Fatal Accident.-The NeTs details
AN account of an accident which occurred
at Bnttchcrvllc Monday morning, result
ing in the supposed instant death of Mrs.
SALLY LoxG, an old Go!ored woman OF
Fmsabuyg. She was struck and Iun over
by the locomotive of freight train on the
Cumberland Branch Railroad, cutting Oft
hc- right arm and intlicting u terrible blow
upon her forehead.
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Ifa cheap Stove is what you want
Try the Farmer
Or If you want cheaper one
Take the "Charmer"
Both of which are choice, neat and fine,
And can be found at 40.
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KITCHENS BROS-.CASH STORE"
New G0ods!N Goods!
CASH versus CREDIT !!

Having returned from purchasing goods the third during pres
the New York Phalel ph
continuing inducements buy
Irore the public needless the predictions of great
Clo,hnu Will be sold Caicos usIins
yard advance the CASH. which will i'm
eAey buy and keep the ball rolling Boots and Shoes
will be kept movngcomng in fast they sell Just
prices somebody as the knowing ones
which Of They shall Hats and Caps
upon close examination to be 20 cent ~ than pass Boots
considering cheap and
solvent
There's power CASH. We shall continue to sell at
VEPY LOWEST CASH PRICES nobody except
goodnatured
nure any body.
Notions all kinds full will hand
they Notions Sometimes great make dollar
Goods also at
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ProfitaaIe.-Th Y NJ. G.. A. under

Profita5Ie.-'rneY NJ. G.. A. under
whose auspices DIR. WHITE FEAriER's lee
ture, was delivered, melted $31.25 from the
proceeds This with other liberal sums
and contributions, will soon be appropriate
ed to the purchase of Library, etc, for
shc Reading Room shortly to he opened
The excellent Hail over Mr. c. HAKTMAN>s
Store has been scared for the purpose.
The Doctor realized $4l.50 from lis
lecture
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Circuit Court.-The October term
commenced Monday, Judge ALVEY presid-
ing, subsequently assisted by Judges PEAR
he asld III oyyHF:.
Judge ALVEY charged the Grand Jury
earnestly and n3mprehensiyely calling
their attention 10 the duties before them.
The Appeal and Trial Docilrts was taken
up aud Bu,rlsr OF cases disposed of dur
ing the week
it is expected the Court will reach the
Criminal Docket on Monday,
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New Sidewalks

Buy your Jelly Glasses and the Reservoir
Fruit Jar at HITCHISs Bros.
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DIR. Gambler. resident Dentist, over
Post Office.
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DissOIutiOn.-Th firm Of TAsKER,
HAGANs & Co, publishers of the Garrett
County HeraM, has been dissolved, Mr. HA-
CANS retiring and Mr. II. p. TAsKER con
tinuing the publication of the Herald.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-10-11

I'nbiic Spraking.-Capt, r. F.
RkyELLIck will address the people Of
Frostburg and surrounding country at the
house Of JOHN DoNAHuE, III this place, at
7.30 O'clock this Saturday evening.
Republican mass meetings, to he address
ed by prominent speakers, will be held at
Frostburg, Monday, 18th inst; Homecoming,
18th Barton, 18th Wcstcrnport, 10th, and
Mt. Savage the l1th.
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NJ A Il X | d,

On Tuesday, at St. Patrick's Church, Mt
Savage, by the Rev. Father Hendricks Mr.
HENRY NJ. MATTINGLY and Miss ANNIE
GALA CHAN.
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Pregress.--Mr. CHARLES KELLER
las built neat stoye-huusc adjoining his
own and &. HARTMAN's on Main Street.
The brick work of Mr.. JAMES JONES
structure is abou, completed. The car
peniers will soon have 1t ready for occu-
pancy.
Ground is broken by Mr.. THOMAS II,
PAUL for the foundation of an additional
building To his Hall. 1t will include, be-
sides store, n dressing-roOm connecting
With the stage for the use of the Hall.
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A. NJ. SAMPLE, Cor. Sec'y.

Free of Charge. Your Druggist will re-
fund your money if Dr. Bulls Cough Syr-
up does not give you satisfaction and cure
your cough.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-10-11

IOOk.-Those wishing to send money
70 their Relatives and Friends living in the
aid Country, can get drafts On any part OF
Europe or Orient, at current rates 10y APP
plyinr to PE1I.EGRIN & SCHUMACHER,
Swiss Watclmakers, Fros,burg, Md.
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Go TO CHAs. RE!CHANE.cu X Co, for
good Whiskics, Brandles, &c,
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HITCHINS BROS.
WINELAND'S WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORE
Fall Campaign
AT MARX WINELAND'S
Wholesale and Retail House,
FRO.STBURG, MD. !


would respectfully the trade of this community and the
public generally that daily receiving large consgnmen of all
kinds Goods comprising everything belonging frts establish
such Dress Gco all cors and styles both Foreign and Do
nestle Musns Prints Fanna chs cmeres Sansts Jeans, and
all Domestic Fabrics sold at the SMALLEST profits.
Ready Made Clothing for Men, Boys and Children speates
having facilities for selecting Goods and getting them manuac; ued
by experienced workmen.
and Shoes suit the particular endless variety
always on hand at the LOWEST prices
Of Carpets and Oil Cloths have decidedly the best assortment in town.
prices compete with the cheapest house in the State
Groceries of every kind am almost giving awaynk Of a-2O bars
of E. T. Rabbits Soap for 81 Tas down so cents pound
and everything else in proportion!
Hats ewy Watches and Clio the latest designs pets
Queensware asw Cooking and Heating Stoves and general House
hold Goods be found here the greatest quantities and best qualities
In addition the above would have purchased the entire product
of the largest Wooden Factories in West Virginia comprising 800
pairs White Blankets 100 pairs Gray ditto and 1000 yards
best made Flannel all coor and yhe best adapted to the
of working peope of which will be sold at LOWEST prices
All persons visiting will find it their decided advantage
goods and They will not find
my advertisement fable but a manifest reality
Wongmen of Frostbug and vicinity will note that they not
ing credit All prompt buying goods description
at lower figures from than anywhere else in this town.
MhQY WNEl AMI Crooth.rcr MI
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State Superintenle mt Md S. $. Union.

LigElt.-Thursday night was lovely
1t was such as charms the poet and delights
the lover. The full moon glded slowly
across the star-girt canopy, flooding the
drowsy world with silver light, and every
street lamp added its quota to the brilliant
scene. We have known dark, rainy nights,
when they didn't shine worth cent
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-10-11

CHAs. REIcHANBAcH & Co is the place
TO get Champagne and Wines.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-10-11

Go 10 CH,s RriCnA>ABcM u Co, for
Brown Stout, Porter, ale, &c.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-10-11

4 Call.-The members of the Frost
burg Literary Society are requested to meet
at their Hall on Saturday evening, nth
inst, with a view to resuming exercises for
the ensuing winter A full attendance is
desired
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FrOstburg. October IL. 1873.

Got tbc best-thc "Ironsidcs 40,
Mining Casualty.-By fall of
coal in Hampshire mines near fiedmoht on
Tuesday man named BIGGs was Killed.
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More PrOgress.-

More PrOgreSs.--Nestle away
down at the bottom of column in the last
Valey independent is the marriage notice
of our friend, GEO. III. SUHRiE, Esq, one
of the editors of that paper, to Miss ELLA
De WERE LIvINGooD, of Dale City This,
though not included in the late removal
prospectus, is an admirable evidence of the
propriety of the change. 1t confirms our
notion of and partially realizes our wish
for the continual tide of prosperity which
has marked the progress of the independent.
Surprise.-The season OF surprises"
was introduced several days since hy the
ladies of the NJ E. Church Aid Society in
presenting the pastors lady, Mrs. L. T.
WIDERMAN, with an Excelsior Cook
Stove, No. g." Its advent to the Parsonage
was totally unexpected and naturally evok-
ed the iveliest qualification.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-10-11

Indian Lecturc.--Dr WHITE
FEATHER, the Shawnee orator, delivered
Ills lecture Upon The Lost History of
America" in the Lecture Room of the NJ
E. Church on Friday evening of last week
to an auGionca exceeding three hundred.
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ROBERT SHRIVER, Treasurer.
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Sept 20
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Sept 90
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IGOR RENT.-Th building now 9cruPtl
l. by The DallnS Herald Oiicn ~ nuw'u InI
rent, Possession given ~ ~ ABOUT ll' ", !"
Septrpber next WI
doom PRINTING We make specially
ID Of Rock und Pamphlet WORK 81 we
Herald Office
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CApTAIN Works little son, who met
with n distressing accident, a week or
20 ag" Of sulphur Springs, by falling
IRON a tree, was compelled to undergo
Observation-Disclosures e amputation
OF one Of his arms, both Of which were
bro'eh at the time of his fan Wearc
pleased TO say that he Is now rapidly
recovering.
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A men sccnc--A meeting Of capt.
talias.
ALI.olr new rcsidcnccsare buildings
dc gusfiJ@
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pnoprsIoNAL "putting q head on
'Sr'ENalI hakef, lTW
TiriNtfuichocld waiFf m'rcp ~
0lcBeSery afericon to the Trinity and
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W!nlsp drawing \ carriage nom )

HoWhS Clrrlagc fr0m O
earriasc house in the upper part of the
city, yesterday, a man, In walking
backwards, struck small stick pro-
Getting from the ground, which threw
him or his feet, and falling on dog
who was standing behind him. the
brute caught him back of the neck and
woulda9ve fatally Bit him bat for d
woman who happened to be in aneiab-
'Ns' ',s.r-s. s''~sshe.q.s,s-csirnt ,,.. a.
rcrfits yrsfd, Vtiv-lirificut with an lax
and drove the dog off. The man hled
eopiously from the lncisimn made by
the dogs teeth.
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AsrnGIIrmisundcstandng occurred
yestellay, on Main street, between a
prominent citizen of this city and an
othessehtisn,a,i;Sw name We did
not learn. It grew out Of mlsappre.
hension respecting the purchase of
some article or other, which the latter
represented to the vendor that the for
r'ier gentleman would be responsible
for They both ultimately took alem-
onade,n and called Il ''squarev
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l. ~. sMINnELLa.

The news stand OF Mr.. C. r. stephens, on
Austin street, Immediately In the rear OF
steagaii & Co.'s, is one of the best stocked
stands In the city. Al the very latest New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Eastern,
Western and Pacific Coast papers arrive
daily. A full stock of stationery, novels, etc,
etc, on hnnd. E'ldT
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", have a.. msln,le. e"d ,ls ~, Won :, =.
,o., I. a. M good work. ~" =. J.
n ~. ,s,es' as can bo done an,wns, .',
. .vS We meas 20 do .. nring ., nm
zine sob Work 10 THE n VA ,aous.
An ofFscE. Corner ~" "''
ten strcrissW~ 81 SON
lsaircYsiss. '''''.~"
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Philip Wcrlcin, wholesale and retail deal
er in Pianos and Organs, Office and sales
rooms Nos. sO-aO Ilaronne street, New Or
leans. Qualities better prices lower and
terms more favorable than at ANY establish
n,ent south. large sai's ni'ly attest these
statements. Pianos sold on payments OF
si2 70 and s2o per month II preferred. Phillip
Wcrlcin's Is the oldest music house, and also
the largest piano and organ house In New
Orleans. One-fuurth million copies sheet
music OF all kinds. send for price list and
terms. laIdtf
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A secre, Among The Pretty Pemal-..

Many beautiful, brlghl-cyed Young Indies
who nre blessed with many brnuN, shy thN
secret Of their charms h In The nst Of DR.
l,Toinrmoln's hnplish Female liiltrm.
ENGLISH FEMALE BlTTERS, which
cures all hinnlo complaints, cnn De hud al
the drug store.
nnh. do Hike ~. Elmo 80 much, don't
you?" saysn yonng Indy 70 n loss rdnchiod
liicud. ~ never GNe IT," she replied, 81 nj
WAYS prcicr English Female BllirN.' l2ldlm
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The best assortment Of Havana and domcs-
tic cigars and Virginia tobacco In pallasls to
he had at r. I,clneckc's opposite Cosmopol-
ltnn hotel. l2'u
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%aHIROiD TIME TABLE.
and departure of Tralns II,
Dnttns.

HOUSTON AID TEXA6 CENTRAL
Arrives.
From the south mail aud express. 7:}i a, m,
lgOm The North Innil and express. 1901 y, M.
MNcd train, 1870 m.
Mined train, orIh......,,.,..,.,...,,, 900 Is. m.
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
lrayrs, Arrives,
Moil.tNprcsS ,.,....., 700, 100 H. M, ll;lb y, N.
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TANNEHiLL LODGE No. ~, I, & A. NJ
meets on the second and last saturday even
Ipgs Of rnol month, NJ the Masonic Hull.
HENRY ROLL, w. NJ.
RICHARD MoRGAn, So0rotafs,
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Desirable Residence for Sale
rho undersigned offers for sale his resi-
dehce, corner Pacific avenue and Houston
street. The building II one Of the best and
mos; thoroughly nnishrd IN the city, UiWnaS
all necessary uuthulldlngS attached. For
terms, inquire OF W. II, Thomas, at the bank
ing house ut CASTOR & Thomas, or of
gil&wif INO. w. SWlNnEiIS
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E6hl MAHk.&.

Northern mail, Nlp Central Railroad,
closes daily, rFregt saturdays, IT.. 500 u
southern nail, via N..2trl RailroAd,
closes daily, except Sundays, at..oll:a0 a
Roilroad, CLOSES daily, exo,nt Snt-
u,inyS 400 y
Acknowledgements. '' o 500 /
H,gaa,nIS" aNlcp, 'Snndass, AZ ,,u,,.a, 5,oo /
,h,'vs. nj Spn
" ."tni mall, via ltogu, closes Mon 30
dHSS' .W"'anS,luyS aud Fridays, ~, N'o'
tircCnNlllP mail cj't'os TucSlnNAmhd
FRIDAYS, nt..,,...,,.,,.....,,........ 1900
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RIpGELEY ENCAMFMENT No, ., |. o.
q. r., meets on the first and thlId Friday
nights In each month. nj lie odd Fellows
Hall. JNO. u, kERFOOT, r.
+. A.SAYRe, Scribe.
DALLAS LODGE No. Il, |, o. q, T., meets
on every "Wednesday nIghl n, the Odds Eel
lows Hall. Il. IT, iEvTI " q,
NJ. TuEyENEr, Secretary,
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Geo. VI. Litt7effeid g. Co.. fur
nituyc dealers, have, ,rsved ap,
positc1 tic scott Ironsc. Elm
street. where they will remain
until their new brick building
n completed. li'tf
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Tr on Main street, the other day, n
man observed Of he lelpag!s Of an
othtr nlat his .'yesacltyABas adul,spa
tcd,' or something like TINT, and ever
since he has been bothered by several
old women, wliowant to look at the
eolors Of i,lN face, SO they can varie-
gate their next winhgsquilt ilst like
II. EkP akF3 Ne .
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cures the above f,malc complaints nnl all
other troubles thai aiilirt old az young mar
rcd or single iVulGltS.
II Mt once HrouseS and nyigoralcs IN" e,
male frame, giving strength 10 the wcnk and
feeble, building up the cmNci0tcdi quoting
the nervous. iBpHrliug NE and hunyancN to
ting the liyerNnd bowels aud otherwise gath
cring up aud restoring the shattered female
constitution. Sold by merchants and drug
giSts everywhere. Address
nR. j. p. DROMGOOLE
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A,TAGE LINES.

AgrIgcs Departs
Fohr WoNrii hlNiiy).o,.l 2tD b. ~. 300 ~, ~,
DEMON -Ariyes Monduys, Wednesdays mud
Fridays NJ OHU =, u. Departs ON Tuesdays,
Thursdays aud SntNdnyspl 200 n, IN,
EbuRNt--, leaves HuhdnyR ana Thursdays
~ 500 n. ~. Arrives Mnndaya and Fridays
"a Huu N m.
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DALLAS CHAPTER M. Il, Royal Arch
NlRSuns meets Nt the chapter Rooms In the
CITY OF Dallas. on Tie iiist Monday after the
last Saturday in each month.
", NC. YOU'VE, NJ. r.. II, L.
HENRY nOIL Secretary,
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epipmona pusf' for the ladies', at II. c.
IIoskins Co.'S dim
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Won.nn,. nrA,cnI Avn.

slying Causes, symptoms and Treatment OF
AL nru'!so's; c,mUle complaints. \ book
needed hy all m6fii' IA .tcsiv Females.
Price y cts. Address nS uhoE', - ,.rlni
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DURING THE ERECTION
OF THEIR
new BUILDING
Schneider ( Davis
HAVE REMOVED on
ELM STREET., OPPOSITE COLLEGE,
N1d2m ...--..
MISCELLANEOUS.
IGNESi-I@iEE
FEMALE BETTERS.

INFINITE multitude If diseases wait
y upon Wumun's luG!St"ps nom the cradle
Ia the yrnN e, and 80 luul us she exposes her
self 10 he various lci,situdCsUf Wcuthernnd
cNrr-chnnpinV SCENES ol liGS titIul tollics, SO
long win She b. IA" recipient Of troubles pc
GUITAR IN irf .tE. l'u tcT mdles are exempt
holn soldc nhn Of Grmnlr complaint, The
di.,iiscs aud SNlupiu ct some If those Hiirc-
ti,,. alluded 10, ar. NS follows: thlOro-S,
or Green SiEkuese, all Irregularities, IlNstcr-
les pnlpiHtion, Sick Henlacho, nlnicuitS ni
BREATHING, AmDIhcIlng Sensations, proiUpsne
Utni and lJorHiiuu, Geld feet ana hands,
Gidinoss and Swimming ~ the Head, Pain
In the side aud llack, low spirits and melun-
choly, Mental aud Physical floetiailoh,
WNl;cmmces indigestion, Con-tl pttlon, Tor
pld liver, and all that elias, OF chronir CONF
plants peculiar 70 the lo,nalc sex. The pc
culiarund valuable combination known rs
DIomguuiC'S
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Police popcr,

Police FoRCE.
W. =. rhares, II. r. Nichols, stephen lIud-
son, 4. W. MiNSun, William \. Baker, q. W.
Gaudin, 4. 4. pharts, Charles iiuck, Thomas
Mcbride.
Special Pollceman-willIam Il. Parker.
ALDERMEN.
First Wnrd--u. llattsdale- -hss,..teu. n
~ - ica.nV ..s.. ~ par. ANA. ranger,
NJ stqpd,. south side nf . -
Second Narl--John II, Bryan, William II,
Scales.
Third Warl-Jnhn Owens, W. q. Sterett,
James Greer.
Lane.
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