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RY DUNOANSON, BROS, Auctioneers,
u Southeast corner 9Th and d streets northwest,
oHA ssS5sT "a sAs. 9! HOUSES AND LOTS ON

ID 6outheass corner Sth and 3 Streets no.thvea
CHAECERY SALE or HOUSES AND LOTS ON
SECOND STRElT, In GEORGETOWN
BY virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court of
he District OF Oolumbia in general term passed
IN equity cause Ssh, docket IL, wherein the as
sentes 81 John Lane, bankrupt, are conn lainauts,
ana Hizabeth Lane and others are defendants
We snail on SATURDAY, the 9Th day OF April,
1874, at O'Clock p m, offer fer sale at pubic auc-
Lon, on the premises, the following property In
Fra, the west halt of Lot LIS, in Beatty 4 Hav.
Rims addition to SAID G -orgetown, as the same i.
particularly described in Q deed from John Poor to
VIM ket1n recorded in liber W. B. /, No a. folio 81
This property has . front OF l9 feet on iii street
running back with thar width 20 VIM. Peters par
Of said lot. f
Sscordly-Parts Of LIS and ias in the said .ddi
ton, as the same are particularly described in a
deed from Richard Smith and others to John Poor
recorded in Ltber W. No. lie, folio 90. These
two pieces OF property are proved by we'll built
two stsry frame house with back Building and a
small story brick house. plat of the above
property can be seen at the Auctioneers.
Terms: One third cash; residue in two co nj mar
menis, at and II months, with interes. AT Nor
cent secured by Q deed of trust. A deposit of As
on each lot day Of sale. III the terms of sale A.
not complied with within seven days from day Of
SALE the property will be resold risk aud cost of
the defsuitiDg purchaser by giving five DAYS motto
ia some paper printed and published 10 the District
yeyancine ct purchasers cost.
CHARLES WALTER,
REGINALD FENDALL,
A3ignees OF John Lane, in Bans ruptcy
mar25.d pUNCANSON BRO g, Aucts
IGeorgetown Courier and Law Reporter
n n n
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THE CINCINNATI HIGHWAY RoBRERY-N
b. Bepler, Of the 6rm OF Bcpler & Co, banker
ana European steamship agents OF Cincinnati.
hsd nus carriage stopped by two hiehwaymen
While going from the CITY % his residence al
Sedansvilie, In the suburbs of Cincinnati. ON
Saturday evening. As he made some resist suce
70 tne ROBBERS they hred several shots % him.
one Of which inflicted q serious perhans p,orfai
wound IN the side. They then robbed h1m OF
his watch and hfty cents, all the money he had
IN bis pockets. The cosehman, who was too
OF silver watch. The rufians aed 20 the woods
and escaped capture.
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COLE On the morning Of the 25;h instant affair
painful Illness, which he bore with Christian Tor
utude and resis nation, wM. b. OoLE, in the S6th
The fri. Dds Of the family are invited 20 nj, fups
raj, which will take place from the 18Th street Ran
ust church al clock Friday. the s7th instant a.
LIE. On the evening Of the 18th instant, after a
painful illpess which he bore with Christi fSrt
tnde and resignation, JAMES WILLIAM LEE, in
The weary hours Of toll and pain
have gone 90 come mere:
The spirit liyes with God abJye,
AND walks the golden shore
Ihe friends OF the family invited 90 his fg-
neral, which will take place from his late resi-
1ence, on Grace street, Sunday ening, at clock
None kne" MN Dot 10 love him. St.
SMITH; On the evening Of the a5th inst after n
painful illness, which sh~ bore with resie alton
years. ~sN~ -
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited
70 attend her funeral, which will take place from
her late residence, on Valley street 0eor ON
Friday, nth, at O'Clock m.
WALkER On "Wednesday, the 2ath inst Will.
LIAM TOBlAs, con Of Il. A. aud s. Wslker
aged years, months and . days.
at O'Clock .. m.
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RY DUNOANBOH BROS., Auctioneers,
ID 6ousheast corner 9th and d streets northwest
INrIRE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE CON-
2OkThWIsT AT AUOTIUH.
a On TUESDAY MORNING, March 3lst
w commencing ct 10 O'Clock. we will sell at the
above house the entire contents, consisting Of
I'LL Parlor Suite in Damask,
French Plate Mirrors,
Oamask and Lace Curtains.
d. 7. Sideboard, Tables, Pictures.
u. I. Walnut and n sbogsny Onambsr Sets,
Refrigerator, Bx. Table, Chairs.
Hair Mattress, Feathers and Bedding,
Carpets, Oilclott 8, stoves, &c, 60,
With numerous other articles usually found In o
well. kent house. DUNOANS0H BIOS,
mar7l TBepl Auctioneers.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF AN ENTIRE SQUARE
OF GROUND, Will LOOATED.

~ BY NIttue OF deed Of trust, bearing date
OApril let, 1871, and recorded in Liber 6s2, folio
-, and at r quest Of party secured, will sell,
on WEDN kSDAY, the Sih day Of April, A. D..
numbered nine hundred and thirty two, (932
The square 10 on grade, and is bounded by north
De SOLD subject TO prior eaoumbrance bearing six
pei cert intereet WHICH car DO released the pay
Terms: One-third cash; residue in three equal
interest at per cent. $50 TO be deposited when
the property is struck of. Terms to De Complied
with within i've day Q, or deposit o be forfeited
FRED. w. JOHBS, Trustee,
NIL Dads LATIMER OLIABY, Aucts
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sEAILEnEn's FURNISHINGS,

6EuItEuEIS EUHutSHlu6S.
palmorsa Patent
Ne
RHIRTR FOW ana a
SHIRT FOE A %
w. kro- 81. paIuvp p.w-ur paupr
voE 90 y. e.. prsT e1Ipr =. -
49,. - Wy 1niN % TIC pIioo In s.e
a-...s~ .u VIC ps.ususIu re9uss' 1seryoao "
- e au Nu, VI n0A eHu - u'iin uS0u e"U
'1"ee '0i 'nense"
II IL our intention to increase our sales OF Bsady
made Shirt, ONE THOUsAND DOZEN during
SHIRT AT Low PR1OI.
well stocked With . splendid line Of PLAIN and
ospe.iHi o.oeI 'ne DooDLh, iohA suInT In
'''' 'A''' ~ ''n 0"'' ~ '"0 ioiio"ins Pr'0ss'
sis FOB Blk SHIRTD
ais TOR SIX SHIRTs
AQ1 ron MY surpr,
In the two Year, ex perfepce I'm thu mannfactnre
Of the DOUBLE-YOKE sHIRTs and the .ncca.,
attending 1t, has proven, beyond doubt. that II
s the most comfortable and perfect ttino one ada
in any section Of the world The tbou.ands OF orig
fully .,b.t.nti.te it, Give them atrial. and be con.
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JANIS = oARs.RY, Trustee.
mars JOS. +. KELLSY, Auct

LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE OF
- 40 Tons OF BLUE sT0HG AT THr
WHARF ON THE POTOMAC RIVER, AT
THG FOOT OF g sTREET, WASHINGTON,
In virtue OF an order of sale issued out of the
CLERK Once Of the Supreme Court Of the District
Of Columbia, holding Disfri II court, in cause No
159, Admiralty, and to me directed, will sell at
April, 1874, commencing ct IL O'Clock a. m, at the
wharf on the Potomac river at the foot Of street,
in the city Of w sshipgton, In said District,
$50 TONS OF BLUE STONE,
seized and levied upon under writ No. $50, Admit
Ialty, Arthur J. Coilius, master Of Schooner w. w
Pharo, against $50 tons Of Blue Stone.
mario dts ALEX. SHARP, q. 8. Marshal d. q.
Law Reporter.
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Grand Display.
Spring Opentmg.
CARPETS! CARPETS Il CARPETS "
AT BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY
OVER 200 PIECES JUST REoEIvEp.
Ts ossn for Inspection MONDAY
CARP PETS
ever exhibited In the District.
The patterns have been selected with greatest
care, and are all Of the very latest designs
The prices ct which we offer our Carpets this sea.
sU Th VII Icy e oil an opportunity to purchase.
EsgLish TXPsEsiRY BRUSSELS.
f fSSf1ss ~ +, ssSSisAT Iy !sREEPLrs.
AFRICAN Ts Gan TM3,RLTs and WOOL IHGRAINs
hTTNS AND fHS SAIPirs.
ExOiLLIHT WHITE MATING AT 70 CTS.
Be sure and see our nne assortment before pur.
Remember THE ARCADE.
WOOLFORD Z sHILBERG,
AIT sIvINTH sTRIEr,
marz.tr between D and southwest.
OPE MIN
KwsPRINa DRY GOODS.
NEW STYLES PARASOLs and UMBRELLAS.
NEW DRESS GOODS, .
ssSIas SAssiaLSts s ios Men sn and Boys.
THE RIw PATTERNS
from Nine. Demorest.
~one price only in plain figures.
began 4 WYLIR,
narl2-tr lois and 1920 7th street northwest.
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RY b. h. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctfoneer,
Federal Buildings, corner TIN and SITS. northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
PROP1kTY In THE COUNTY OF WASH

- By virtue Of . deed OF trust, dated the LIST day
OF March, ISIS, recorded in Liber III, folio 81,
ct seq; one Of the land records for the District
Of Columbia, and By direction Of the party secured
thereby shall sell, in frort Of the premises, on
IHiDAf 4. the goth day Of March, 1874, that valu-
able real estate In the county Of ashtngton, being
No. and 9. in the subdivision Of said tract as
Of Columbia, In the following order, viz: At
O'Clock ,. N. shall sell Lot Nos
Lot contains ~ acres and s. psrches, and Lot
contains 3 acres, rood, % perches and is
BY nearly new two story Frame Hoose.
This property forms part of the home estate of the
late General VIM Hickey 10 situated within Ia miles
Of the capitol, and within three fourtns Of Q mile
OF the Columbia street railroad, the Badensburg
turnpike, and 10 specially adapted for market gar
Gems both as to soil aud Location Ii could be con.
venienty divided into villa sites, and would form
attractive places Of residence for persons doing
business in " arlington.
Terms: $3.50 on each lot in cash, (of which $500
must be paid when the properly IL knookd do an;)
the balance In equal pay ents ct 6, II and Is
months from the day of sale, for which the pur-
chaser notes must be given, bearing interest from
the day Of sale ct the rate OF eight per cent Der
annum, and secured by deed Of trust on the prem
ises. Convex ancing e purchasers cost.
RICHARD T. MORSELL, Trustee.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account Of the weather until MONDAY, March 80,
RICHkRO +. MORsELL, Trustee.
msr2Gd j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF A TRACT or LAND
GE0RGES CognTY, STATE or MARY

MAN n PHINDE
GE0RGkS C0THTY, STATE or MARY
By virtue Of deed OF trust to the undersigned,
dated January %, 1873, and duly recorded in iiber
B., No. s, folio 749, Of the Land record books
for Prince Georges county, State Of Maryland, and
at the written request Of the party secured Thereby
viii sell, at public auction, on the premises, near
ssrrattsviile, on MONDAY, the 6lh day Of April,
At ~ O'Clock eli that certain piece OF parcel OF
y Of Prince Georges and state Of Mar land, being
Lot "No. l." and described in q deed to James a.
Coonbe from O. @. 0sgruder and Samuel b. Hanoe
trustees for the sale of real estate of David Barn.
late Of the county aforesaid, e.sed, in Equity
Circuit Court Of said county, and bearing date on
tanning, there stated, Fifty five (55l acres, one n
rood and seventeen I'd perches Of land, more or
lese.
Terms of sale: -Four hundred (4OOD dollars with
ipiere.t 1t the OF ten (l0D per cent per annum
from January 81, ISIS, and expenses of sale, in cash.
and the balsnce In six and twelve months, with in
terest end secured by deed Of ON the
Sold All convey anciug at the Of the pureh sser
Fifty t50 dollars viii be required on day OF sale III
the terms OF sale complied with within seven
t) days after day OF sale, the trustee reserves the
right to resell the property at the cost aud risk OF
the defaultins purchaser after five days advertise
ment in one or more newspapers published In the
city Of Washington, d: o..
JAMES 8. CARBERY, Trustee
mAi8 JOS. r. kELLGY. Auct
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II a = = I 4 ID

II A = = 4 y ID.
ToWNskHD-H0BBs. On March 81, ls7. st
the residence Of the brides mother, JII n rta p
street, BY the key. q. Hubbard Hoover, Of Phtla-
delphis, u UGH q. rOMHsRND, Of Moutx IN -ry
county, Md, aud EUGKHIA HOBBS, OF W sshins-
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RY LATIAER OLEARY,
ID Auctisneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner OF Penneyly ania avenue and Eley
enth street, Star Once Building.
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Call at once and convince yourselves that we are
not Bankrupt, but that we will underselI any 40.
called
BANKRUPT TRAVELLING CONCERN.
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(yOHEl . LOAF OBYlO1, Osvs~ SEssA sss
- ~ Ns1 leyk As0ss. snfraeee On lev -
y sss ely. ieasy iosesa . tSs lsvsss 70 =
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UNITED syWA .E, RAIEST ! OfIJ ISS No.

Oce.s1nZ Z. 1ssuz f0w2s . 800: =: .:s''; -
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LOCKWOOD, HUFTY L TAYLOR,

jsnss-r 62s PENNsYLvANIAAvENUs
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LAN9BURG &c BRO.
IMMENSE REDUCTION.

mars 2w Al
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-30
The currency-AIl Schemea Defec
tive-The National Debt.

So lar none Of The propositions which have
been proposed and discussed in Congress, 10 al
lerd relief aud give u a elrrenoy that will tend
TO specie basis and al the same time carry the
confidence ot the people, and not prove detIi-
mental to the National Banks or other interests
are acceptable. The New York Herald specifies
two plans that are highly spoKcn of, bnt neither
ends supporters sufficient 10 pass through Con
gress. 1t says
1.-TWO plans have been proposed which appear
10 merit consideration. The one contempates
the issue by the government OF four hundred
millions of gold bonds, bearing tour per cent iu-
ierest and redeemablc in coin in fifty years, to be
used for banking purposes. As these bonds are
issued corresponding amount OF greenbaclts are
10 be withdrawn and cancelled. ANY bank with
3 capital of one hundred thousand dollars may
deposit gold bonds rs security for circulation
and receive in its own notes ninety per cent. OF
the amount deposited. The currency of these
free banks would take tAc place oi greenbacKs
until the whole OF the latter became absorbed
This would give us coin for the redemption Of
the circulation in fifty years; hut 1t would cx-
change four hundred millions OF greCnback IN
debtedness, bearing interest, Tor the same
amount of gold bonds bearing four per cent in-
terest IN coin. 1t would also leave without
any legal tender except coin. The other PROPOSE
tiCn is said 10 originate at Washington Ii con-
templates the issue on the first Of each month
in United States notes, IN denominations OF ten
dollars and upwards, without interest, but re-
deemable in coin in two years; the said notes 10
be sold for greenbacks, and the latter TO be can
celed and not reissued. BY this plan we should
commence in July, ls7G, to redeem our currency
Ill gold at the rate Of Two million dollars month
and this would continue until all our Treasury
notes were redeemed or placed on a gold basis.
No measure Of financial reliet will be cfEectua
that does not extend further than the reformation
OF our currency. We must no longer force rap
Id payment of the national debt Oh the generation
than has already borne the losses and made the
sacrifices consequent upon the war. The people
OF to-day have secured splendid lnheritaDce ioi
their successors and upon the atLer should fall the
duty of paying the debt which grew out OF the war
The rate OF interest on our national obligations
must be lowered There is reason why we shoul Id
pay higher rate than is paid by England, France
or Germany. So long as our bonds bear six pei
cent interest in gold they will fnh their way into
the haDds)i ,i9Ieia holders, end the country will
he drained o money " Inch ought 10 remain among
our own people. The special privileges OF The
national banks must BE- swept away and banking
made as free TO capital AS any other business
With these reforms secured, and with irredcem
able currency placed on the sure road TO a specie
basis, we shall restore commercial confidence ano
hear no more of pancs OF Of wild schemes OF inf4
tion OF contraction"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-30

THE custom of making persons convicted of
crime pay the expenses of the prosecution Is ha-
bitual 10 France but unknown in England In
most cases it infcts punishment additional 10
that imposed by the law. Thus Marshal Bazaine,
degraded In rank and doomed to perpetual i'm
prisonment as q mitigation of the dcath-doom
pronounced by the court-martial, is further con
demned TO irretrevable poverty by the stipulation
that he must defray the eTpenses of the trial.
These are estimated at S2j0,000 which is proba-
bly, much below the actual amount. This presses
hardly on his wife and young children, who will
be iett absolutely without means of subsistence
If payment be sxacted. Already Bazslne's fine
mansion in Paris is in the market, on the demand
of the official whose duty it is TO collect the mon
ey from the condemned The trial OF "the Claim
ant, In London, which already has occupied Chief
Justice Cock burn and two other Judges for the
last nine months, and which may probably close
about the middle Of next month, is estimated to
have cost the British government not less than
two OF even three million dollars, The defendant
10 charged with perjury and forgery, ana his CON
yction may be confidently expected, not less from
the evident and long ng.sustained prejudice Of his
judges than from the hostility manifested by
nearly every one OF the jury. If convicted, the
Claimant will almost certainly be sentenced 10
penal eervitude for life. To impose on such n
person, who notably has no pecuniary means of
his own, the payment Of costs of The trial, would
BE- sheer absurdlty, But two or three million
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-30
A National Misfortune.

A great misfortune has befillCn our country in
the want of great men; or relhlr7 We had better
say in the fact thlt inferior mon ocrnpy the high
positions in the government
Since the management OF national affairs has
passed into the han ds of those at present at the
head of the government NJ we'll settled plan for
either of the departments has been presented TO
Congress and that body, in assembling, found
itself at sea on every branch of government
Neither plans nor estimates that were at oil
adapted TO present wants and necessities were pre-
sented, notwithstanding IL Q panic and disaster
that had swept over the lard, cutting down Icye-
nues in all directions and from every source
The President was as incapable as any OF his
Secretaries, and a consequence We find the
ruling party founderng in sea Of perplexity.
They even call upon the minority to present
some plan on which the government finances can
be conducted. But Ii Is not only In this depart
ment that the want CT great mind is lclt. The
same want is experienced in the war, navy and
postal departments, the heads Of neither Of which
have presented adaptable aud satisfactory reports.
The latter, we believe, of all the rest, although
the most difficult, has shown the deepest interest,
and though bis plans are prcmature, has at least
the merit OF exhibiting thought aud not iniii'r-
ence TO some parts of his duty.
All this results from aele,tlng incompetent
statesmen tor the high and responsible positions.
And the difficulty is in the want Of ability in TIE
Chief Executive. IN foImSr tiIles the President
was expected to bring to hi aid the wisest and
best men, and they rarely f1iled 10 present to
Congress well matured plans upon which they
were willing to risk carrying on the Government
economically and in a manner that should CRAFTY
their friends AMI rebounl 10 the Interest," of all
This is not 50 now unl althou gh Congress h1-
been in session nearly two months no peTeeptibi'
progress las been made toward retting upon
any satisfactory policy, whatever, and were 1t uo'
that this Is moi The year for the short ion, uu'
dcubtcdly an extra session would be required.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-30

NOTICE.-Na alton James will serve b pounds
IN of ICE daily to any of their customers for -
cents per week.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-30

dollats to obtain tue cont sic.ion Of ono man Is q
great expenditure. If Ivy an accident. the jury
do not agree upon verdict (not pr9bable, though
ossible,) the question would be Shall there be
new trial Of not smaller cost ?-Pftss q
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-30

AGAssIZ.-1n closing obituary notice Of
Agassz, the London Times says; "In Agassiz
the world has lost a philosopher and natualist
whose name will be rememnered along With those
OF Button, CuvIer and Humboldt and of whom
both his native Switzerland and his adopted
America might be proud"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-28

Expenses Of March Term. te3u "
C. CCsH1iAN, CO. T.ei,.
TRFASC"ErS' OFFICE,
Arlli q. IL
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rrrORE GaANp IrEr.
Costs lie fore Magistrates, allowed by =. j,
lOMIt, " krCh a. lSs..

state y. Wardwcil, or sr.tet
before {. +. Whitman. Ju,.ss. s.j.J
STATE Y. jordan ri all. originated
before {. |. Within; %, justice, go
state " John ". Bennett sud Galcn
smith. CIl. mated b,,OlG d..
BOwh, 80
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MARCH lN". Trek.
state Y. Dav. originated before
jordan stacy 2d &.i-I
torouct'~ Bills On an Inquest on
tlc oody of Lu-y Teau.y. Bib
{. q. CCS!IAIAN, CO. T cas-.
TREASrEER's OFFICE,
Agn! -, i-il.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-28
Children often look Pale and
sick

from no other cause than having worms in the stom
Ach BkOWN'S NEkMItUDE 'MflTo
VIII destroy Worms without injury to the child,
being perfectly WHITE and free from All color
ing OF other injurious Ingredients usually used M
worm preparations.
CURTIS x BROWN, Propri stOrs,
No 2lj Frlton Street, New York.
S0tfby GH Druggists usi Cteaisfs altR Dealers ~
Medicines az Twenty FIVE CESIS \ Box.
luls1j iy
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Special Notices.
Wha, Is Best for CO>,iveness /!

OK. HAEEISON's PEEisrtLrIC LICENCES are
warranted % cure iu 81 case, OF the Itiss aud
p .i'c - tte Es -ttvl. We promise q cure for al
,-rtota- 90 I,sFePsia. such A. cfPrcsss,'ss ofte-
JI:isg S1'fr Stomach. S5tfftng o. Poet, PnlpttG-
- SIS H-s.Ltcts Dunes I'gtr ~ re back
~ L-tis irio-rries- Of tae >kin Gfid fucs, Sick
N.gl1r4e coated I1ngte. itii1uyns's. Lfr-T Com
, 4irf. loss o. 4ppSftfc. U,Jiisu M9f.ftiy Pans,
90 o. Irregularities Neuralgia, F0iBf.S's, stc.
i-.N box g. CTS. LsIgc box, ~ els, mailed fee
= th.s Is>t price.
plt HAEEI~pN'S ICELAND BALSAM
: sulpufL cure Tor COUGHS. WOAESENE>S, an SIT
rHrrAr AMI LUSG complaints. sold by r. :.
HARRISON 4 GO. Troprictrrs, No. I TremCnt
IeHl..s, Boston and by all druggists.
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somstLIng certain at last-rILEs is not only

Something certain at last.-PILES is not only
one OF the most painful Of human diseases, but
professional mea had almost dcspaired OF finding
i remedy, until the Introduction Of ANAkEsIs
by d.. SILsBEE. and amer n experience Of 10000
cases in five years doctors agree that an lnfallible
remedy has been lOunl. Sufferers will appreciate
ANAKESIs amer trying everything else in vain
and then experiencing The bliss Of instant relief
and ultimate cure.-Priee 81 90. Sold by Drug
gis,s everywhere. Principal Depot. lJ Walker ST.
New york
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PRATTS ASTRAL OIL

Absolutely safe. Perfectly odosless. Away S
saform Illuminating qualities superior % gls
Buirs iu 7ny iawp without danger or EXPLODING or
sas,ls FIRE. Mauut.r-.Ic- ->'.t-sll 20 disi place
tuc use ~ volatile 1ul ..l -yr-tr oils Us .tic1N
sricr cvcry possible test. aut it, perfect burning
eUa..t.cs atc proved by is continued u.e IN over
81 uSU families.
Millions OF gallons have been sold, And no Scci.
seIt-lirecty or uHlrocslN-hAS ever occurred
fom burning, storinS or handling e.
The iu,ncsS" yearly loss of liie and property
resulting from the use OF cheap and dangerous
els On tlc Llted States, IS appalling.
The ln,ul .lce Companies and kire Commits
sloners throughout ,hc country, recommend the
ASTRAL as The beet safeguard when lamps are
ustt. Sead for circular.
For sale a. retail Dy the trade generally, and at
WHOLESALE by the rr1prietJr-. CHAS. PRATT x
60, IL Fulton street, New \ ork.
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