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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-04-07
MINNESOTA
"lIirnesola, our adopted home. =

minnesota, our adopted home"
RespondeIto 10 by \. II. Reed formerly Of
Sumner, who spoke rs follows:
The richest and brightest Jewel OF
them all. she has ouIslIipPcd every
other State in The advancement OF agri-
culture and the increase oil population.
Admitted into the Union rs y State In
1888, with a population OF about one
hundred thousand. She now contains
over 800, 0)O souls. Situated as she Is IN
the very centre OF the conlincut-which
some day will be the centre Of the United
S,a,cs-il Is position that may well be
cnyied by older States. We form The
highland ol the continent, from which
our rivers flow moth To Hudson Bay, cas-.
through the great lakes to the ocean, and
south through the great Mississippi To
tho Gulf Of Mexico, while our Northern
Pacific Railroad will give Us an outlet to
the Pacific ocean.
But Tie latcEcss of lie hour iorbidS
any extended remarks upon the many
advantages which our adopted home pos
scsscs over the old ones. Minnesota has
just begun to make her history. she Is
writing it ut lightning speed, and her
page is destined to be brilliant one.
will close by quoting the lines OF somo
enthusiastic poet:
"llinncsota. Mune.oiI, the Land Of the free.
Where the great Mississippi rolls down q .ic sea;
Where man q mln % hos willing t1 t1N,
And the humblcsl may gather the huts oi the
sOlL'
On motion of II. a. Child. it was dc.
ciled to.orgarizo a society to be called
the Mcleod County New Easland
Society. Asa b. Hutchinson was c.eclcd
President and Liberty Hall Secretary.
After which Solomon pendergast, Esq,
said he wished 10 offer QUO volunteer
toast.
The Now England States. each orc
head and shoulders above all The rest
Thc exercises at the table then closed,
by tho audience rising to their feet whi!o
all joined in singing the DoXoioyy.
a happier party, we have never seen
together; the occasion Will always be
remembered by those who were present,
as one of the most enjoyable of their
lives. Though the number present was
unexpectedly large, not half of the sons
and daughters OF New England residing
in this County, were theIe.- Glencoe
Register.
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4Ottrp
for ;he ONCord Democrat.
Ia Dreams I See TaeG.

Ga hills Of Maine, I d5cIming see thcS,
Clothc,l in splenjor. SnoW-croWaei and sold,
While SET ing s1nbeams, warm and tender
Clint o'cr thy submits like gems and gold
80 a &c Ching o'er hili and valley,
Through cheerful village, and woodland wild.
or walk enchanted among tac flowers,
Of sweet Jane mornings as whva child.
Taeu waking. taking the wings OF fancy
stroll coutent,d. old scene. among,
Aud feel the blessing, Of spirits l5yias
Whose smiles made heaven, when Was young,
Wen remember, in Autumn Weather.
Dearest, and sweetest OF all 90 me.
We wen. w.th ba,kcIs, To- gethcr beech nuts,
Md ru,tling tree tops anI ,ong aud glee.
An3 Che pleasure, NAV not measure,
Tn i lhr /, my heart with rs happy ljw,
Whcu thus ponder, or dreaming wander
Among the ecAo's OF long ago.
But sometimes truly, III see thee surely
B'uc hills Of beauty, my native Maine,
And Gross green meadows or forest shadows
some Summer morning AZ home again.
MAY HARRINGTON.
Washington, D. C., March sGth, lS7,.
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G6t 0fforN 5ltmotrat,

Published Every Tuesday Morning. by
F. E. SHAW d. co,
EDITORS & PROpRIETORS,
2 Il. SHAW. GEO IT. WATKINS.
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JOB PRINTING Of Every Description
Ea-nnluflN nnL NrnILN- IL .NrrnirH.

Subscribers csu tell, BY examining the color "a
shp srHuhcd % lHJH papers tlc aIouul clue, al Il
th1sU wishing TO avail themselves Uf sac advanced
payments. ear sSEl % rs Oy mIl ~ hand 10 tie
- rs,t sceat. sept 90 on thc sip, means
the paper o. paid Tor Co taat da.v. when nlsuty
- sest. care shoSld b. taken Co examine ths slip,
and II Ihs .aonev - notci ediied WitLu two weeks,
~ shouid be appraised 81 o..
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T erns

-. 90 Per Near--l.5O IT Paid in
Advance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-14

Tbs quality OF the gas furnished by the as
light company Is a little better at present than
IL was in the beginning Of last week before
1HE StAR and its correspondents began to
comment on the matter, but Il il stiu an out
rage on fEe public and disgrace to the wealthy
corporation that undertakes to light the city.
In thus imposing ~ once upon the pstI snce and
pockets OF the people the managers of the gas
company are making great mistake, and one
that viii cost il very dearly in the end unless
they at once set about reforming the abuse In
regard to which there is just now 80 general
snd we'll founded a complaint. By sdroit man
sgement IL has heretofore been a comparatively
easy task 10 preserve intact their very valuable
franchise and keep out all competition. This
was due largely to the tact that the opposition
to the company has generally been confined 10
a few persons, who saw 50 rich harvest IN the
field that they we're anxious TO have share.
In this contest the majority of gas con-
sumers preferred not to take sides 50 long a.
they were decently served. AS things are
going AZ present, however, an organized aud
compact public sentiment u forming against
the present company. This viii be cryStalizsd
into general snd aggressive opposition by the
tine Congress meets, unless = great improve
ment in the Illuminating quality OF the gas il
manifest at an early day. II there was A reduc-
ton in the bills in proportion TO the inferiOrity
of the gas Il would not he so bad; but when q
maximum Of cost goes with 8 minimum of light
IL does not take a great while 10 exhaust the
patience Of customers, and change them from
passive observers to active opponents. The
next time = raid is made upon the monopoly
and all appearances indicate that il will be
made early next winter-thc gentlemen COM
posing II III be able TO judge OF the difference
between the efforts OF a few enyiOas spectators,
and The Unanimous demand of an outraged
public Tor relief from oppression. The feeling
IL at present both general and bitter, and
slresdy measures are being discussed "a to the
surest and quickest means Of securing perma-
nent relief
What these measures are, we will probably be
able 70 state at an early day. Meantime, we
beg 70 iIqu.re whether there IL not such an
officer a. Inspector Of Gas? and il 80, what he
Is about" The presumption is that he is draw
ing salary, and, il this presumption BE- well
founded, u il manifest that he is doing little or
nothing 70 arm it. At al events, it IL not par
ceivs1le that the public is in Any way benefited
by biz ?, ryices,-if he performs any. Again We
ask. Have we such sn Off GER? and what Is be
tOiDg' Il = high time for bim to step to the
front ard explain. The public is ady 70 hear
from him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-14

II "a satisfactory TO hear that Postmaster
General JeweH proposes TO dispense with the
services OF many disreputabIe southern post
masters and put in their places men OF unques-
toned integrity and acceptable TO the cOmm1-
nifty. The New York Journal Of Coms,srcs says,
relative 70 the proposed change:
Most OF our mail difficulties occur AZ the
South. II = from that section chiefly that the
complaints cOHe OF money stolen IN tran-itu and
OF papers lot delivered. Formerly but not 50
often VI lste-thAnks 10 the energy OF the new
special ageUfs-lt was our frequent experience
10 receive letters from the South which D "a been
opened, robbed, and aVkw4r1iy re-sealed, there
being TO apparent intention 20 disguise the act
Of riding Between the thievishness au1 Ignor-
anCe Of ne caTPtt-bsg pOstmasters IN parts OF
the south, The newspaper business fares badly
theTe, and editors OF Sil parties will thank Mr..
Jewell Tor any i'm pT5vemenC he may Introduce
IL the personnel Of the service ia that region %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-14
For WEDDING PRESENTS.

We have Just received an invoice of acme vary
hands melY -bcuUd volumes Of BOOKS, in prose
ard postry, very appropriate for Wedding Presents
TIE NEW BOOKS
west Lawn, by Miss Holmes; i 50. The Frozen
Deep, b. NLkie Q liins; SI25. The Story Of a
House, ttTCm the EfeEob.J by Geo NJ Tawe-a
beautiful book; IS. g.. Mistress Of the Nj auss DR.
Hollands great poem; 81 so. Sceptres aud Orowss,
author Of" Wide, Wide World" 81 - Opening Il
Cross, by JAS De Mile; 81 20 Building OF Brain
BY Or. Clarke 81 25- Cloth of Gold, by T B.
AlOriCh, 81 50. Squire Arden, by Mrs Oiipbant:
IS cents. Lorna DaOne. by W. ID. Bakemore IS
ceIis And ali the New Books As publ he'd
Whiting, Wedding and Reception Cards engraved
in he latest styles.
Specially Of Fine Stationery and Good Books
WARREN CH)ATE a 90
BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIONERs,
CCtlA-sf Vernon II =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-14

Governor Brown, OF Tennessee, deserves
great dit FOR his vigorous efforts 70 arrest the
murdeTers Of the sixteen negroes in Gibson
county. but We are inclined to think the Attor-
ney General takes the right view Of the matter
when he decides that the prisoners must be tried
by the United States courts, since the crime was
q violation Of a law OF Congress Every one
knows what the result Of a trial of the muir
derers by a local tribunal would be, even were
their guilt cODclusively proved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-14

The Reverend Mr.. Murray should remove -
New York, since Boston seems 70 regard him as
title last Tor = man OF God. In New York he
would be hut = short distance from Jerome
Park where be could exercise his horses, and
considerably nearer his fayOrite summer resort,
the AdirOndseks. Brooklyn would be the place
for him, hut As it happens, the pulpits OF that
city are already supplied with fast preachers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-14

. Emigration TO the United States is appar-
emily on the decrease At = meeting of the
Commissioners Of FIN grafton In New York yes
teTday a statement was read showing the i'm
migration from January 1T 70 october 18Th for
three years past. According to this statement
immigration in ls52 was 23s $40; in 1sI3 go 2I7;
in 1874. II COS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-14

Mrs. SwissheIm Is down" upon Henry Ward
Beecber for his seIfshness and cOwardice In ex-
CusiDg himself at the expense OF Mrs. Tilton by
SAVING; "She thrust her affections on me un.
sought" Twas ever thus since our first father
sinned. "Ardthe man said, The woman whom
thou gsvest 20 he with me, she gave me Of the
tree and did eat" This was the way Adam
sUesked out Of it. Beecher's apology has ex-
aCtly the p me ring. We always thought there
was a good deal Of the Old Adam about
EefclEr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-14

Perhaps, now, the Boston Post will trOt out
its democratic rooster over the Ohio election.
Well, Il e I0or bird needs an airing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-14
The GREAT
METROPOLIT1NDOLLAR STORE
NEW AND HANDSOME GOODS JUST OPENED

Solid Walnut Tables and Stands al
TOW ei hECks, IS, q and 81,
walnut Book Racks, hide and Corner Rrackets
Comb Boxes, &c, 81 cents TO ST.
bOJ HeN ChrvmOs, Ia " all ut Frames B1c and al
Fine Frene China spltOOEs, 81.
Epleudl0 Clocks, UarT6Ete1, 81.
Ten Pin Diamond II st Racks, 37tfc.
Fine i've Bottle Large CsstOIs, 81
Handsome Srlid " blDut Frames, SO
Zine Polished HEAVY Frames, 81,
carved and Polished Walnut Frames, very fine,
at 3 81 and 81 10y
" aiuut Email Frames, &c
Ladies tw O. Burton Dog eEiD Driving GlOyas 10
Ladies ire Embroidered COrsets, 81.
Gents Fine White Shirts the greatest bargains
ever offered, 81.
Cent? Best English Hall ri ose, three pair al
Excellent u bTcllss, 81
Fine Ten and Twelve Rib do. at Ell 81 20 ~
Ladies Fine heTiuO Vests, 81
Lsdlss Fine Entertainments, good cotton and we'll
mace, from 81 to n.
Large assortment Pocket Knives, EOc. to 81.
Re al Hanging Baskets, tOc,
LOO GOZcn OF the celebrated MANHATTAN
TOlLEI sOAP, which will be positively gwen
away g. the fsllOwiI prices
Excelsior, six pieces. 25c.
Lsrge Tablets, fOur pieces, 30.
fine Toilet, two pieces, f5c
This Is really good soap and the price remark
ably lew.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-14

The Cincinnati Gazette, referring 70 the report
that General sherman is TO place bis two
youngest daughters at religious educational
estab lishment at Reading, Ohio, goes on TO say
there il N3tre Dame Academy at Rsaiiny
Despite This positive ard shockingly profane
denial BY Deacon Smith, we are Informed there
ig an Academy At that place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-14
The Elections Yesterday.

So far ss can be gathered from the fragmen-
tsry returns coming in, the democrats have
carried Ohio by from ten to fifteen thousand
majority, and have made a gain of four Con-
gressmen- The republican canvassers in this
city, prior 20 the election, in their estimates a.
lowed the democrats nine members "a demo-
cratic gain OftEO), while the democrats claimed
twelve. From Indiana the returns are meager,
and the result in the state AZ large is undecided
but disp.tch states that the republicans claim
seven Of the thirteen members of Congress,
which would indicate q republican loss of three
members. The republicans carry Iowa and
Nebraska In Arkansas the conservative can
didates are elected, of course g. the republicans
refused TO take part in the election, holding that
il was illegal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-14

Sol 'IsI OPENED Sol
al entire new stock If Fan and Winter
L q o q ID e
al bCEght during The past week in the New York
eI PhliaG6s BAi4 arkeT. greatly reduced pyics
tEofacirs tn new shades. novelties I'd fabrics in
Dr. - Goods, .aCk SILKS, Black MOhairs
CLOTHS and CassinIeTes a speciality.
80, 8 fuli assortment Of Foreign and ID Dpe=tic
stapte Goods adspJed to the general wants Of am
IL AID Il Ouse eepeTs.
! a 81 am. uAIiOL of my stock bafOre nraSing
yuur Purchases elsewhere.
- All goods sCld warranted represented by
th- salesman ] w O.ILIEY
Octl4 s. sol, corner 9Th a. and NJ Arb ct snaca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-14

NJ SPECIAL EOTICE.-The hfth monthly
oS metiirs o. The b hernia Building Associa-
streets northvest, on WEDNESDAY, the IAN
i iS ~ N Tsis Is the lsst meeting A. which
oeti1s CwMULLALY,s eey.
rs OABhOLL Op OPERATIVE BUILDING
Wy ASSOCIATIONS
a meeting will b. held ct 81 Aioysius School
On u WV he and sS
celoSk for tie election Of directors aud other
BOOKS tSr snb.erirtiop are opeped a. the follow.
vest between Oh sDi St Lsatsnans keiy cc cor
neI lst ans II northwest; John Conner, grocer, sth
sud II northeast; james Ragan, LIST, between T
avenue, between 81 and ~ streets; John cOo0-
voy corner All snd q Timothy BrOsnsn, corner 81
ostl3 81 . L. d LIZ s S
DS POLkR SODA
hIEKRAL wAT1xs.
ALEAYS The COLDsSI AND BEST.
I42s Psuusyivssis avenue.
~YOUBa MESs, OHBIsTIAN AssOUIA
CIRCULATING LIBRkRY-Now made especi,
ally attractive By the addition Of all the latest works
Eneiish branches, and the mcdsrn GsnsusSes,
FBEE RkADING ROOMS.
DNlg NsttihEs l1slos o AuO y D. m
sabbath afternoon Services In LiGceln Hall, at
$50 .. m.
E[sLLAR INVITED oci6 TT
TeBgRMAN s co,
~ BANKERS,
1929 r STREET,
Receive Deposits, Buy aud Sell Gold and United
states Bonds, etc. Securities Of the District of 90.
iUTnbls dsAlt in ExChznge on England end En-,
rope Our Drafts Dashed AZ Par. sep2l-Iy
EFSCHEHOK s MANDRAKE PILLS.-Thss
10y pilis are COMPOSED exclusively nf veRenabjs
inErediepts, and although they entirely peFsote
she use Of mercury, do not leave any Of IT'S Injurious
effects. The act directly upon tbs liver and
valuable remedy all of derangeInent result
ing from . disOTdsTed state 81 that organ, Liver
Complaint, Bilious Disorders, Indigestion, SICK
Headache ~ phOid feysrg, &C, &C. Ell suCcunb 10
toe free use OF Scbsncks Mandrake P'is. FOR asIe
by all DruKFists And Dealers m9-tT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-14

nFNEH JERSkY VOTERS. ATTENTION -
SEI ~ = 81 Eeeted thai arrangements Will De made
siitselaIels I9r reduced ITADspJrtatiOn 20 Phils-
usstbIlA $40 Rev ora city. Voters desiring tirk.
80 80 I'll plesse Communicate fuunodistely with j
fhAH Secretary, Pension once octiG-s
MS AIIEETIOH, REPUBLIO1NS "a.
viii te msetiuR % the HFPuRI,ICa
CLOb q TIE Oh DistT ct held 81 EtOtt- al 49,
sIree, near Pennsy ivaLia avsnue, ON WEnNEa
pA kfLNlkG, October l4h, Al : 80 oiciosk n
N. By OIder Ofthe A y
IL PRESIDENT.
%ELDEB o. B. FAssKTT, OF California xfr
10y preach ibis EVESISg N the N p
Otureh, On gk street, between aud p AZ 2
clock, instead Of the lecture room ofthe Y NJ q
- previously announced. All are Invited
= vii, be the last opportunity to hear Elder
, ore his return west. IT.
I 81. .. o F-GRAND LODaE-The Omar.
y ~ teriy COmmu mid alton will be held on VI IN.
sAsDA1 kYESIHG, lsth inst, AZ ~, O'Clock
oetiSH p. II. SWEET, Or. Sec
SAAssAoHUslTTs kEPUBLIOAE AssO-
CITATION.
s1smbers desiring 70 attend the election In the
s.s.s esn secure round trip tickets 20 New York
I.tuIh iSr $40. b. spply ing TO the secretary ON
- before the 18th Instant, and depo.ftfne ira
bey Iieke.s VIII be dated l7th instant gaS.d fov
avs. houId Trip tickess from New Hork 20
"a top, &c. 9. g.eTrDDAKD, sterst.ryi VIZ 70
ce.Isst eee.nd AadiiefS Once,
AAsVs asrsst sertAW vest,
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BOARDING..

HOERDING-Ai lady frUEa Philadelphia has taken
- the house No. 1920 6 street. near Willard g,
the ktbitt House ana Treasure Department, First
class BOARD ard fire EOnMS. oCtIO-2g"
ZOE REEI-FuTnishei ROOMS. c0mmuniost-
4 ing or single, with board; house has mOdFrn
Improvements. 1886 l street, three doors from
l4th, opposite park. octIO Ct
EUBNIsHED ROOMS AND FIRsT-OLA5S
TABLE BOARD. Terms moderate A. M,
is NJ street northwest. Oct3.ags
THClCE TABLE BOABD AND ELEGANT
" Rooms, together or parately, IN the best To-
cality in the city. Refer TO IN. H B1ardnan
smith, Hon. A. L.. Barber, Hon. A. 3. M1iiett, aud
DR.. Verdi. Apply at 1913 street n W sepl-on
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EIphoDzO YOungs & Co..

CRoCERs, NINTH AND STREETS.
UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE
J. + JOHNSON octl4tr
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LOST AND FOUND.

OsT-At New York avenue Presbyterian church
A. OF on New York avenue, between 9Th and l4th
streets, Q HAIR EECKLAO and CROS5. The
nnder will be re Sarded b! leaving the same az Gil
New York avenue. octI4-st%
4 EUIThBLE REWARD will be given for the
"a return OF BROWN hARx and FAM -
lily CA RBlAGE, taken from Ist street, 'lSE
GeoTg' town, on the night Cf the 18th inst. CA
mare las sour on lefJ fore knee e 2, PURPHY,
Virginia avenue aud Az street. OctI3-3fS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-14
Largest Circulation in the District

Reading Matter on Every Page.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-14

WASHINGTON CITY:
WEDNESDAY. o.. October 9, Is74.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-14
Personal,

MADAME FLORENCE,
lsI The CELEBRAI 50 CLAIRVOYANT,
H. uneQualed il testing the past present and future
OF your life. In causing speedy marriages, bringing
the separated together, and pointing out the sure
way of success in life In matters Of business her
advice Is invaluable. Che gives universal satisfac-
ton; none ever regret consulting her. Satisfaction
given, no pay. Can be consulted at her ParIors,
no. ITO street northwest. Jy7-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-14

II seems to be the OF year in Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-14

JOHN T. MITCHELL,
Cctl4 81 sSI Penn'yIvauis avenue
A c.psrtneTship heretofore existins Between sn.J
6lm HEsTER BYos' !. hi, asg ~ @st 3si
wssGihgtOn. Oct 18th, 1874. J. P. RYOs. Ah'
THE BUSINESS WILL BE Continued AT
the old stand with increased care aPf
octI4S 70. ITO LIST street. sou beast, Capitol Hill
RLANBETS. BLANKgTs.
We are selling a splendid pair Of BLANKETS A.
$40, SIS so, sri SIS BED OOMFOBTs all prices
FEY GOODS Of siI kinds cheap CARPETS and
OIL CLOTHS less than usual prices.
Sewer CsTuhcates tsE en- At rs cents on the 1IIar
GEO. J JOHNSON 3 Co,
octl4 81 1T Htrkat Space.
HIGH STANDARD VALUES
GOATIEGs, sUITIEGs, KERSyys, CAsT1Es,
CHEYIOrr,
CLOTHS, C0RDURoys, OassIMEREs, NAVY
ELL &" FABRICS, &C,
With gil other mcdera Mod. f WooI,ns for Map's,
Ysu'hs' and Rsys wear
e Our usual STICK q all kinds of BBY GOODS
srOIe Price Only, IA 'Tked in Plain Figures
PERRY pRoTHEh,
sc1fa Penn=ylysuia aveuu. ant 9Th street
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
We have On hand the largest and best selected
stock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE BRY GOODS
we have ever , al the pleasure Of exhibiting: and
O. Ne az d'sirous Of converting tnem ilto
money a. soon - possible. will COM
meECe from this safe 10 offer th-m at
from
10 TO gOPsR CENT
BELOW FORWER PRICES.
Cell ard see for } urselves.
GODDARD,
CCtl4-lUt 9U- Tth street nor shWe5t
sol Si "rhNhD sol
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MEDICAL, &c.

A ASAAA-f
nLDPR DARBY can De consulted couddeI.fiaIIy
rer a. aud Psnhsyiysnis s,enus, Iool6RiIstion
bulldirgD CHy 0Ae ca0r.sJOr adrtos and ,1sz,-
etns octlS lm+
sCATIsFt CTIOE" OURKs WITHOUT I'M
>, TIRNAL MEDICINE. 81 PEI BOTTLE.
sole ~ Hsirn =, corner gh and PennsJ anis. ave-
xsDia aveuue; Dooley's, Capitol HUI, sud az Or.
Dsrty's Colonization Building, corner q "a
street OciS-lms
nR A. L. BOsWORrH, EIectropathic Physi-
~ clan, S2l ID street northwest, cures all ch -Onc
by special contract charging nothing II ne
free. sep2s ON
nR BUCKLER JONES Las returned 70 BaiIi-
II more. Old Office: SO \. Calvert street.
Female Diseases -cialty. Consultations con-
hdenilal. sepE-2n'
nE JANE WILSOR.
'nO' Sifs Su6 Rsass' PbSsi S s1'sn'ine oo'
Ledies attended % ~ their residence AZ any hOur
eSsS Sa osSf T PTysts sPS ss Ss 4 e.
street northwest, between LIST and 10 sts. msr7-ly
ENEbA ALE DIsEAsEs Of all Kinds tTssted De
Vnl be sent. Address Mrs Or. THOMPsON, No,
$40 North Ian street. Pm ilsoeiphis JsnE lys
MAEHOOD REsTORKD. A victim Of outhfuI
veus debility, etc. having tried IN vain every EnoEn
remedy, has found simple self-oure, which be viii
REEvEs, - N.issu q !, New YORK. iys-m.w.fsn
nh. ROBEHTS0N
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