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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-05-31
SECRET or BEAUTY.

HOW 10 Dc3WsLty EnC complexion.
II there Is one wish dearcr than another TO the
heart OF woman, It is the desire to be beautiful.
The wonderful reputation Of GEO. W. LANDS
"BrooM or Yourn" is very justly deserved. For
improving and beaut!fylng the skin, 1t Is uu.
doubtedly the best toilet preparation in the
world; it Is composed of entirely harmless ma
terials, and while the immediate effects are &c
render the skin a beautiful crcamv white, II Will
after a few applications, make it sofl, smooth
and beautifully clear, removing all b,e,nshes
and dscolOrations.
This delightful toilet preparation has been se.
verely tested by the BOARD or iIEALTU or NV
YORK CRY. DR.. LDgis a. Sayres, after careful
ly examining the analysis made by the above
Beard, pronounced
Geo. W. l.aird's "BIcoIn OF Youth"
Harmless, and Entirely Free fTom Any thing Iu-
furious to the Heiith or skin.
BEWARE OF COUNTEEFEITS.
Askyour Druggist for Geo. W. Ia..d'a n. 1orI.
of Youth. The genuine has The United States
revenue stamp engraved on the front label, and
the name, e. W. Laird, hiown in the glass on
the back of every bottle. SO1.DBI ALI. DRUG.
GIST5 AND FANCY GOODS DEALERS.
Nay 81, '73.-4w.
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SHERIFF's SALES.

PY virtue of certain writs of Ven. Kr., Lerari
I'D Facias. Fl. Fd., 4!tas Ven. Erp., and P!.r-
ius Lsvdri Fdcias issued out of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Northumberland County, and to
me directed, will be exposed 20 Public Sale or
Outcry on
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Extract OF Jurubesa

Is prepareu plreetly from the South America
PlAut, and is peculiarly suited to all these diN
eulties it will cleanse tbe Initiated Blood, sirong-
then the Iife-GiyiDg Powers, and remove all
obstraclions from impaired and onfstled Organs.
II shpuld be freely taken, as Ju.Ghcba "a pro
noanced by med!cal writer's tho lr5si o;Acleut
Pariaer, Tonic and pebhst!uent Saogn IN tho
whole range of medicinal plants.
JOHN q. KELLOGG, 70 Platt st., \. Y.
Sole Agent for the Unite, S,ajos
Price, 81 -. Be.llt Send t1r C.rc..ar. ur2l, -
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A OPTIONAL POPULATIONS FOR THE
"A SAkBAGE SERVICE IN THE CITIES or
WASHINGTON AND GEORGBTOWN

hereas the garbage service Of the cities of
,essSe Assembly, l. Entirely inadequate an. D , The
l.Iee az now Organized cannot perform the
sge accuauiaiipg in large quantities upon premises
.nh tnefeoy CT ating serious nuisance, injurious
Where's the Garbage Collectors of the said cities
been placed under the control Of the Board Of
iet Tor instruc1iop. and dIsesion: TSerefur ne DIS
kssoIved, That garbage found in vessels, or upon
months d June. July, August and sep sa the
same having remained in said vessels, upon said
premises, for longer period than forty eight hou h
Is hereby declared nuisance Injurious TO health,
si 81 or is much nut
the Board Of Health, viz; to place the garbage In
give notice to the Health ocer Of the District Of
eight hours after the ssso.a hs BE-
not less than two dollars nor more than five dollars
.Rssciy:a. That the Garbage Collectors Of the
eiis' OF :nd spsctiyely,
eSt,S or Iemoved BY them into the eaIses provided
ali Of the city Of GeorSetown and that porton o. tbs
s west o. Of lying Mort North Of the canal and
Boundary street. and that portion Of the District Of
Columbia beyond the boundary line of the cities of
ter.eetsn Of New YORK avenue and s'' Bon ne dany
sar. when such service may be requiredD, to be
street northwest, and from all that part Of
.ne CITY 81 Washington lying south Of the canal and
Columbia lying Of the intersection Of New York
averue and Boundary street (when such service
may be requiTedl, to be deposited at the wharf at
the terminus sf Sstreet southeast.
R'Soired, That the Board of Health WILL when
necessary, appoint and employ suitable number Of
persons with horses and carts complete for such
vice a. The Beard may direct for the collection and
removsl OF garbage declared a nuisance. Proy,dsd,
That there shall not be paid for the service of such
ceeding three dollars per diem.
, Resoired, That all regularly appointed Garbage
Collectors are hereby required to drive their own
carts when on duty unless otherwise ordered by the
Board Of Health, and all horses used in this service
shall be good heavy draft horses, capable of haul
ing with ease and without unusual labor cart load
ed with garbage, and constructed according to the
regulations heretofore prescribed by the Board.
Rts0Iced, That 1t shall be unlawful, except by
special permission Of the Board Of Health, for any
person whatever, except Garbage Collector, who
may have been appointed By the Governor or may
the District OF Columbia according to law, to col
lect or remove sny garbage from the cities before
mentioned, or FOR any person to employ any other
than such authorized collector, to collect and
move the same, and any person offending against
the provisions Of this resolution SHALL upon conyic
ton, forfeit and pay fine of ten dollars for each
offense.
Passed July -, 1873. CHRIS. G. COX, MD,
Attest: D, W. BLISS, Secretary. '"'
Approved ii d. COOKE, Governor. aug7-n
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The National Educational Association seems
to have opened their sessions at Elmira in
rather lively way for 30 sedate a body. There
was an animated" discussion upon the normal
school question; and upon the question of q
national university the "debate was very
warm" President Eliot of Harvard naturally
opposed the project of a national university, and
declared itinconsistent with the spirit of Ameri-
can Institutions. The general opinion seemed
to tend TO the idea that a national university
under the charge Of the general government
was not desirable.
At the evening session DIR. McCosh spoke on
upper schools. He began by declaring that the
American school system, while very good in
some particulars, was deficient IN others. 1t
lacked an organized system of superintendent
and inspection by highly-cultivsted men, well
paid and ready to examine any school at any
time. Speaking of American colleges which
in his opinion impart as high and useful an edu-
cation to the general mass of students Is the
Universities of Oxford, Cambridge or Berlin,
he said they failed only in cultivating few
special and very far advanced students. IL
this were remedied BY raising the standard of
admission, and offering encouragements to
original research by graduate fellowships,
American universities would combine with their
own excellencies those Of foreign institutions.
But our universities cannot raise the standard
OF admission because OF the lack of upper
schools. and the low grade Of those which exist.
For the sake OF comparison he then gave q most
interesting review Of the classical, gymnasium
and mathematical and scientific schools of Ger
many; Of the endowed schools of England and
OF many other European countries. Then turn
ing to American schools, of which he affirmed
there were not enough, he discussed the way in
which the ninety millions worth of unsppro-
priated public lands. or q part Of them, ought
to be applied to educational purposes, so as to
do most good. He thought 1t should not be
given to agricultural schools, but should be ap-
piled in the northern. middle and western states
to the cause Of higher education, and in the
southern states, under certain conditions, for
the support Of primary and higher schools. At
the close Of his remarks, q gentleman in the au-
dience, obtaining the floor, began to speak ex-
citedly, and to denounce some fraud" of a
nature which the impotence of the audience
and the abrupt rulings Of the president did not
allow him to explain. Prof. Joynes, of Va,
then took the floor to answer some words of
DIR. MeCosh, which he construed in to an impu-
tation upon the south. Dr. McCOsh rose to ex-
plain, and the debate was beginning to assume
somewhat warm complexion, ''when, amid
the confusion, a motion to adjourn was car
RED"
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The naPN0sa-

BALTIMORE, August 7.-west virgnias, IL: yir.
ginlas, consolidated, 63l4 bid to-day -
BALTIMORE, August cotton dull and bs.xx-
low miodlinss, loh Flour unchanse red, with eoed
demand Tor new. Wheat steady for southern ana
weak ior western. Corn In fair demand-for white
southern, ISt974i yellow southern nominal h5Cn59:
mixed western firm, 8. Oats stesdy-southern, 41Gs
arm Tms and scarce Hay unchanged Provisions
.. clear rib sides 90; rib sides In the market
BscobIshouiders, ga "a o. rib sides, lOz6SIl; clear
I'D sides, ia Gl112; hams, H1ae1l61z. Lard dull,
sl4@sx: Western butter unchanged Whisky
qul, t, Stae6h. Sugar hrm ,lOs1.
Nkw YORK, August 7.-Stocks dull; little doing
Gold. dull l5's Money easy, 3f4. Exchange, LONG,
.; short, 9S. Governments duh and steady
NEw YORK, August Z.-FIour without decided
change. VIII at frmer. Corn lower; shade frmer
LONDON. August y Il 80 .. m.-Bonds Of 1865, old
42s 1857, 941S 10 s0's, 9l3s Erie, 46A.
LONDON, August 7, l:Sg p. m-Consols 92i4 6l32z.
for both.
LoNDoN, August !, 3p. m.-The rate of discount
for three months bills in open market is SIG per
cent below the Bank Il England rate
LONDON, August 7, 80 .. m.-The bullion in the
BANK OF England has increased fSG 900 during the
pest week. Fries, 49,. va"
PARIS, August 7-Rentes 81 francs % confines
LONDON, August !, =. The amount of bullion
gone into the bank of England on balance to-day
Is t6,UO. - 49,
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The growth Of musical taste and culture in
this country Is evinced by the permanent tri-
umph Of classical music over the frothy favorite
OF the hour in the shape of Opera BOuFe. Beeth-
oven and Chopin, and like composers of the
severer style, are interpreted to large and "pop-
ular audiences" In opera the classical Italian
Is again taking the front, md the ensuing season
promises TO supply something worthy of music
lovers in this department. Luccs finds America
30 much TO her liking that she will stav here to
sing with Di Murska, the renowned bravura,
and Tamberlik, the silvery tenor Kellogg,
our American pride, remains with u.s. and will,
1t Is announced, perhaps sing in English Opera
this winter. But the Max Strakosch operate
combination will doubtless be the strongest in
the field for the season. 1t will embrace Nils
son and the three prime donne, Mile Torriani,
fresh from success in London; Mime. Maresi,
engaged for the higher dramatic parts, and
Miss Cary, prime favorite already, together
with Capoul, Campanini, and Bonfratelli, the
tenors, and Msurel and Del Puente, the BARI
tones This rich material in the hands of a
manager Of the capacity or Max Strakosch can
not fail to develop into a musical combination
OF SURPRISING excellence, and the public will
watch its advent with exceeding interest
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The little party born at Columbus the other
day Is likely 10 meet no more serious fate than
70 be laughed out of existence. The Toledo
co"mere'al says it is ''too good for earth" and
100 handsome to live long" and the Chicago
h'er OCEAN suggests, that, In anticipation Of the
early demise OF the bantling, 1t might be well
10 Keep conveniently at hand the following emf
taph, which was lately written on the death OF
babe at Burlington, Vt:
Here lies our darling little John;
He neither screams nor hollers,
He lived just one and twenty days
And cost US forty dollars
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An election was held in North Carolina to-
day for tie adoption or rejection of certain
amendments to the state constitution. These
amendments abolish tho state census, the office
OF superintendent Of public wor.s, and the
code commission; provide for biennial session,
Oh the legislature; repeal the law exemptine
personal property; vest the appointment of the
trustees Of the state university and its general
management in the legislature, and remove
from the constitution an imperative provision
compelling the legislature to pass laws for the
collection Of taxes to pay the debt. The las,
amendment, which it Is believed will be adont-
ed, means the reputation of the state indebt
edness.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, 0Ssee Of Catsf SixnaI OM,,
WASHINGTON. Augnst Z. laza. ll:al a m

WAR DEPARTMENT, once Of ChtC SixndI ONesy,l
WASHINGTON, August , 1873, lO3O O. m Z
SYNOPSIS FOR The PAST TwENry-ToUR HOURS
The pressure is lowest the lower lake region and
In the st. Lawrence valley, with W armer, cloudy
weather, soutbwesterly winds and occ asiona rain,
southwesterly to northwesterIy winds, slightly in.
creased pressure, partly cloudy weather in the
northwest and upper lake region and thence TO Mis-.
scuri and Kentucky. Falling barometer south-
Westerly winds, higher temperature in the Middle
aDd kastei states, with generally clear weather in
the FORMER nd Threatening weather and occasional
rain IN the latter. The barometer is high, but fall
ing, In the south Atlantic and Gulf 81 ates wifi
nght variable winds, cloudy weather. Clearing
weather, easterly winds and mod. rate emperature
ere reported from Cuba,
PHoBABILIIIEs.-For the lower lakes and the
st Lawrence valley and northern New England,
fslling barometer, warmer, cloudy weather, local
storms and WESTERLY nds hitting to westerly
FOR southern New England and the Middle states
clear and partly cloudy weather, southwesterlJ
winds and risine temperature, with occasional rain
By friday. For the upper lake region and the
northw est, light variable Winds mostly northwest-
erly, with partly cloudy weather. From Missouri
to Eastern Kentucky and Tennessee light
erly to southwests ry winds, falling barometer
warmer and partly cloudy weather For the east
ern Gulf and south Atlantic states falling barome
ter, rising temperature, easterly Winds cloudy
weather and occasional rain. Reports are missing
nom the southwest, the Pacific states and the Mis-,
souri, VALLEY.
LOCAL RECORD.
The Thermometer In the business room OF THE
STAR once registered to-day as folows:-S a. m, "a:
III a. m, ~; IL m, 81: 2p. m. So.
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A system Of working the crowded railroad
tracks at Altoona, on the Pennsylv aniA railroad,
without the use OF the locomotive whistle
nuisance, has been put into such successful
operation that the Philadelphia Ledger Is In
cited to exclsim go thou and do likewise" to
any ard every railroad corporation that has not
yet discontinued the abominable practice. A
good many people in Washington will say Amen
70 that
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The Wall street markets are exceedingly quiz
ct, and the changes generally of unimp port
ant character. Money continues easy; govern
rnent bonds quiet and firm, aud stocks on the
decline.
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hFATTENTION KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.-Au
ST Sir 4 nights Of SIMON COMMANDERY
h. No. ], are hereby requested to meet at their
Asylum on TO MORROW NIGHT, August Sth AT
.a o'clock on business of Importance. By order Of
it, J. b. WASHINGTON, Recorder.
NJ TAKE NOTICE.The Books Of the TER.
e2 hITOkIAL SAVINGS LOAN and b. A. are
lar monthly meeting FRIDAY, sth instant at Z
be offered for sale.
E. Mob. TIMONEY, Secretary,
aEH 63l street, under Second National Bank
nSI0 THOSE WHO WISH TO BORROW
Wy MONEY on Real Estate, on equitable and
easy terms, should attend the regular monthly
meeting Of the FRANKLIN COOPERATIVE
BUILDING ASSOCIATION next MONDAY EVE.
MING, August ii, IA O'Clock, at 9O5 + street
northwest, under Masonic Temple. Money is ad
vaDced returnable by the borrower in 100 canal
monthly instalments. Information may be obtained
ing on Monday. (Repl anp7-3t
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The Shah has finally been impressed. Ii was
at the tomb Of Napoleon 4. "His features,
usually so calm" says the report, "lghted up
more than once at these glorious memories
which fired his warlike nature. He turned
towards those around him, his voice vibrated
with passion, his eyes flashed, his whole frame
was agitated-" 1t is probable, though the cor
respondent does not mention it, that at this
guncture the Shah took out his handkerchief
and wiped his spectaeles and blew his nose
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An estimate OF the immigrants who have
arrived in the United States since the estab-
ishment Of the government and up to the end
Of ne year 1872, places the total number at
s,620,i52. The number arriving previous to
1sD Is estimated at $50 900; from 1921 to 1880,
Isl $40; from 1881 to 1910, 500 49, from 1871 to
1850, LIS III; from 1851 to 1860, sos IA; from
1861 to 1870, 2,4sl ZOE; during the year 1871,
3G $50; during the wear 1872, tt9.OiO
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The Star Nv MAIL.

Persons leaving the city for the summer, or
any portion Of 1t, can have TEE STAR mailed to
their address for such time they desire, ct the
rate of fifty cent? per month Orders, accom-
panied by the money, should be sent to the busi-
ness once OF the paper.
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H. 3 B L s H Z D $40.
PREPARE FOR WINTER.
CENTRAL COAL YARD.

WOOD AND COAL WOOD AND COALi
Lykens Valley, ShAmokin, Lorberry, White and
stove. Pine, Oak and Hickory Wood. Direct, by
~ ra,l from the mines in Pennsy vania to my yard
thus securing Q superior Coal, free from dust and
siiae. Now is the time to lay in your Coal, before
the price advances. All consumers will find it to
their advantage to call and leave their orders with
M. FRElBER.
Successor to 8. O. Magruder,
once, 134 Colonization Building, corner Penn
yINania avenue and AZ street. Yard, d street and
Virginia avenue, between Sd and ~ streets,
aug72 Nv wash Journal copy 4
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The Richmond WAis, in referring 70 the high
stand taken by the Columbian University upde
the chHge Of President yelling, says, Justly:
"When We consider the unrivaled educa
fional advantages which Washington Affords in
its public libraries, cabinets and museums 4,
must be obvious that the Columbian University
AZ it shall rise 10 the height OF Its privileges and
oppsrtunities, has q splendid and useful future
hefore IL"
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The cholera has nj last reached New York
cay. Two deaths fror. the disease are reported
an our telegraphic dispatches. The board OF
health of that city did not begin Its war asains,
6l.h a moment too soon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-07

Col. VIM. Allen, OF Ohio, has been resurrec-
ted by the Ohio democracy As their candidate
for governor. He used TO be called Steamboat
Alien because he once drowned the whistle Of q
steamboat BY his st, niorisn voice in . stump
.peech; but that was fifty years ago.
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M GREAT REDUCTION. No.
= M. WILLIAM NN6
WILL DISCONTINUE ON SATURDAY,, AU.
q UST 9, HIS TWBNTY PER CENT DIS.
COUNT, BUT WISHING TO DISPOSE OF
HIS ENTIRE SUMMER STOCK BEFORE
THE ARRIVAL OF HIS FALL GOODS, HE
WILL CONTINUE TO SELL LADIES AND
HILDREN'S READYMADE DRESS SEES,
Trimmed BONNETS AND HATS, FLOW
Frs AND STRA GOODSA TAND BELOW
COST UNTIL SEPTEMBER RI.
M. WILLIAM,
august 9O1 Pennsylvania avenue.
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BOARDING.

ROARD-Neat and pleasant ROOMS, with O
- without board, can be had at No. 425 9th stree,
opposite City Hall Square. Location delightful an
convenient to the street cars jys-lms
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MRS 4. r. PROCTOR,
WI No: 419 1lth STREET NORTHWEST,
Has opened her new and elegant
LADIES' HAIR DRESSING STORE,
where she will keep on hand full supply OF the
finest French Hair Switches, Braids, Curl Finger
Pulls, Ladies Fronts, Gents Wigs, TOupee, and
also children's II air Cutting done. aug7-6ts
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D SsssstsSS. ~ 81: sErs ... CA.
g: y e e 8: On S;: f Fl a.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, DC.
SPEcIaLrIEs
ar rHr
NEW BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE
WARREN cHoATs co.,
ssI PESssTLvASiA AvESuE, Vernon Row.
Artist. Ms,.rsl. q every ABSORPTION -fprlies ON
order from catalogue NJ lisf pTioss.
Fine Stationery Paper, Eu,eIor~- aus Wish us
Cards. and Fire Engraving for NisiiinS osrss.
monograms, etc.
No charge for K-ec..ins paper and snvcsop--
with initials OF ercsss
Gold Pens repaired cIpcditicusly s.d 81 modsr...
Charge.
Stationery q every de~crtion II reasonable prices
telegraph instrumensin our tore esshl.- a, &C.
cur eu-tcmer any article in the Bod or Stationery
Busl3css, aud thus save much time In Ihe exeoaf on
anal WARREN CHoATE k c0.
TEE MIs sTs1ks ss sNS q. THE UNITED
s@roe n sss Rs.G ss ss
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sHILLINGTosN BOoKsToRE,
Corner a. street and Pennsylvania avenue
Purple and Linen, novel, by X Fawcett
Innocent, a tale Of Modern Life, by Mrs. Onph
Foods. by Edward smith. NJ ID.
Tuey Met BY Chance, by Olive Logan.
CritiQues and Addresses, BY n. Huxley.
Narrative Of the Mission 20 Russia in ISIS of
Hon. G.. V. Fox.
The Argument Geneva before tho Tribunal,
Arbitration under the Treaty Of Washington
Widdinsds New oeok Boob, or Practical RecciptE-
Book Of Scrolls and Ornaments for Sign, Carriare
and rre-co Painters
ROEs, q sand BY the author Of Woven Of Many
Ex plated, by the author Of SIX Months. Hence
Popular Science Monthly for August, and ali the
back numbers on hand
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tail V0
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MEDICAL, 90.

MEDICAL, &c.
MRS. II. J. TRENOH, OF PHILADELPHIA,
lv1 the celebrated Reliable Clairvoyant Physician
and Tess d sdium, has located at l013 New York
avenne. Once hours-lo Q, m, to D, m, Euenae-
ments can be made for evening". jeli-Sm
ElHAL1 DIeIADlS Of Ill kinds tre0ts1. D.
scribe case ANA. e.oloss. - sdvtoe and nsdi.
No. 0%6 Horth lStb strss<. Phtladelphia. ioaH -lys
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PERSONAL.

MADAME BRUCE,
vi CLAIM H0YANT AND DOCrR ESS.
e11 l4th street, between II aud
Hours-12 to j. to9. Jv3l-2ws
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.
HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN-sent
free IN sealed letter envelopes. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATIONS, Phil sdelphia, Pa, institution
having . high reputation for honorable conduct,
and professional skill. iy7ym
ssSTATUVOLENOI,nO Oh TIE Will OURI,
~ TIE GREATEST DISCOVERY
OF THE WORLD.
By 4 all diseases are cured No medicines used ana
nc no. laying On Of hands Taught By Mrs. J. b. FL
tOT $Ix " street northwest. apz-tr
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Government Necurfties.

Ekw Yonx5FIssI BoAnp
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CARRIAGES CARRIAGES CARRIAGES III
" On hand the largest stock of CAR AdR2
RIAGks ever offered in this city, con- t&80AH
sistDg Of Coupes, Brettes, Panel Quar- XS|
tiers, Cabriolettesr Sash Doors. Jenny Linds, Jump
ages for sale cheap RegaIing promptly attended TO-
New Repository and Factory, liO-lIi sth street,
northwest. ANS 3tr