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The Massachusetts democracy come up su:-
ling again after years of punishment, and have
nominated ex-Mayor CASTOR, OF Boston, for
governor.
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TNPRECEDENTE REDUCTION,
Best make Paper Cambria double Width, Sc.
Ahdroscoggin Cotton, lac,
Prints, sac. aud up.
Elegant Black Lyons Silk from 75c 10 ss IS "a
Lyons eros Grain at s l.60, worth e.
Blsck AlpscAs and Mohairs from lSc m
Canton Flannels, best makes, IOc, and IN.
All Linen Towels, 81 dozen rs for sc Rnd m
All Linen Hemmed Hdkfs ike, worth pc
Beautiful Silk Clicked Bslbrfggsn Hose, only
IS Is box. ' A'
Zip Gore Corsets, Soc; reduced from 75c
klegant Paris Kids. Csc, q button, 81
FaIasole and Sun Umbrellas, and ALL DRESS
GOODS ct great SdcTLfos, to close.
We offer none but first class goods, selected with
vitw TO besuty ard durability. Those wishing TO
get the JKlest value for their money should anime
our stock. This is eur final reduction.
BRODHEAD CO.,
sugl5-Sm 1908 street, between 18th and 18th
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1t il stated that Niagara Falls hack-driyer
has been sentenced to jail for two months for
insolence 10 travellers. We don't believe a
word OF IL.
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LOST AND FOUND.

1tT-On 18th instant, a pet POODLE DOG, an
IL swers TO tie name Of PRICE. re-
turn. -
sepl0-H" j N. TOWERS, SO4 DIST street
c. kEWARD.-stTaytd or stolen, during the
SC Light Of the 8.h instant, q red, horned ~
COW. The above reward will be paid if re- III NJ
turned TO EDWARD TOWNLEY, corner ofXA
g and 2lst str eets northwest. seplO 2tE
hEWABD-LOst. on the 7th instant, a small
Sc ITALIAN GBEfHOUHD; answers
to The name Of " Minnie The aboye.4 a~<T
reward will be paid II returned to Miss
Jennie HATCHER, No. GA 9Th street north
wet. sens as
STRAYED FROM MY PREMISES. Briehtweod,
- ID. o., BAD COW, with long horns, smsll-n
white spot on her forehead; small round Ii ~
hole In one ear, and long hanging uider Five N2L-
dollars reward will be paid for the COW or informa-
ten Of her " hereabouts.
seI5-3t' L. GNKSS.
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MADAME ROSS,

kRT SCHOOL.
"A MRS g. FULLER.
Nov open fer the recertiOn q pupils.
sePSSw" 10l6 10th street northwest
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
EOR SALE-ELEMEETARY LAW BOOKS at
Il hall original cost. Apply at No. 24l7 Penn
sylyenia avenue northwest. sepI0 3t'
E'oB eALE-LOt of LHURCH PEWS, DOORS
4 INSIDE P1N OTED VENETIAN SHUT.
TIhs, eio., etc, at Waugh III. L. Church. Apply
10 j. l. HAfGHE, on The premises. seplO-3t
EOR sALE-H andsoDe, fast trottiug, bay
Il MAIZE, by Sherman Morgan, Jr.; never ~
Trained guaranteed TO beat 2:50, and 10 be IN
sound, Kind and perfectly safe; very desira- IA
pie Tor isoles use, or as pole mare. Address Box
3s3, Baltimore Post Office senS-1r-
FOR SALE CHAP,
II "a LARGE MUSIC BOX,
CAR0H BAZAAB,
aueH-lm 500 PennsyIv ania avenue
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
A WAS STATED IN COPY OF THEsTAR
"A a few weeks ago, ii. w. Hewlett made 40 olics-
lion 10 the County School Trustees for position as
teacher. Mr.. Brown informed him that he wouId
De hotlned all about his examination receiving
position, which was DONE Rev, Alexander re-.
eeltips his northeastern, and after Hewlett going to
nm Tor u would not give it to him, thus Keeping
nm out OF several montbs' service. He gave Ii TO
him september after receiving it August.
ImbeeiHi aatn1i est SKperStittO. 1t
KTURE-dENRY WEX, ESQ. onT yonp0
II enterprising Shoe Merchant Of South Washing
ton, has gone Eerth and East to spend a couple of
weeks III selecting his fall and winter stock All
msy expect bargains when he returns. sep8-st~
II Il m nj A n
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EoR sALK-A new BRICK HOUSE, rooms,
BATHROOM ard cellar, gas and water, House in
perfect order front yard of 40 testl enclosed; in
provsments sll completed and all paid for. Terms
easy. Apply on the premises, 446 New Jersey ave-
nue., three squNes south Of Capitol. sers So
For REEr1A new BRICK BUILDING, 1908
u street, above Brodhssd's Dry Goods House;
Is large rooms and oil modern i'm prov smeats; to
good tenant on reasonable terms InQ uire ~ G.. n
sCHAFEBS, iii fennsylvsnia ave. ssp3-im
E0R RhST-Thst elegant RESIDENCE, con-
Il tanning sl modern conyeniences, situated cor
ner 9Th and southeast. Rent 60 per month to q
permanent tenant. Apply on the opposite
corner. sepl-lm
E'Ok sALE-h rest twc-story seventeen
FBAME DWELLING. Lot Dxl0O Terms
easy. ltquire on premises after .. m, $50 x
street northeast. sHeS-9gs
E0R REHT-FUBHIsHED ROOMS, large snd
small, en- suite or single. Handsome psrlors
always kept for the Of the guests. No pains
spared to N AXE the house homelike and attractive
Table hrst class. SIT "A street northwest. ash I'M
EgR BENT-lhrpe-s story and basement BRICK
HOUSE, Ne. 1ll2 Il street northwest, con-
tanning nine rooms ana bath room; mNdArn conve-
niences. Inquire of JAMES W. BARKER, II06
street, between 18th and l2th n. W. sugE-2 wr
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE

Irsspectfuly call attention to the following cheau
and re ally nice goods:
Sol d God Collar Buttons, 81,
Solid Gold sstts Of studs, 81
Filled tlain Gold Rings, warranted l4B., 81 snd
Boil Plate Bracelets, best goods, 81 pair.
Roll flste Vest Chains, new patterns, 50
Very handsome gold plated Chatelsiue and Opera
ChRips, 81 and So.
Beet Boil Piste Ear Drops, new designs, large va.
Tiety, 81 and 81.
CeIlulo'd Coral Drops snd STUDS, O. per sett.
Fine Rubber Crosses, latest Ety les, SOC. and 81.
Lockets for and pictures So and 81
Necklaces. long Ohzias, Chatelsinss,
and 81
Infants handsome Split Zephyr ssquss, 81
Exotic Bouquet Toilet Soar, very sweet, 25c
Solid Steel (hsndle and BLADE one pisceI Silver
plated Desert and Table Knives, 81 per seit =,
cheap at double he Price.
White Metal Silver Plated Tables poons and Forks,
warranted, 81 per sett.
l0Pir Kxtension Hat Racks. reduced to sac f,
slwsys sold at SOC. Picture Frames IN large
Tity, beside number Of other articles, just re-
oCiN ed, and all very Icw.
b SILVERBEF
METROPOLITAE D0LLAR STORE,
sepI-tr 512 7IH Pr, MAR PENNSYLVANIA hv.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
TH0IOE TABLE BOARD AND ELEGANT
- Rooms, together or separately, in the best 10.
cality in the city. Refer to Hen. Ii. Bosrdman
smith, Hon. A l.. Barber, Hon. A. B. MuIlest, and
DR.. Verdi. Apply at 1918 X street n. W. sepl-6m
FURNISHED Rooms, with or without BOARD;
Il very pleasant locality and pleasant rooms, en-
lutte or single; northeast corner Massachusetts ave-
hue and 10Th street northwest aug2s l2tr
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HEAMSNN BEAND1'o

HEAMSNE BEASDI'S
II REV YORK BLEAOHERY,
Sl2 9Th streat, betw sen / and X northwest
SfEAW. PANAMA HATS aud BONSETS
blsSched, Pressed snd D. cd
GENTs FELT HATS Cleaned or Dyed and
BIZ Cked.
Always the Latest Styles on hand. sep7-6t-
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. - kkNUBRS,
And COOKING STOVES in general. ssps SIN
/ BAyE TAKEN sNyERAb OF MY BOATS
TO the Big Water Dam No ], fJur miles -
above CeoTge'ogn, wrere they Will be 20 rs
HlbE. Fishing Parties can pur. base live
bait a. The sSCsnd lock. For information 30 DIV TO
} PSSslNO, foot Of Congress street, Gsnrgs-
10 H. D. u. sep9 CO.
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0Ho O'"eI sOods az lowest possible rates.
IhoNzo foUNGs a CO., Grocers,
MASONIC TEMPLE, srH STREET.
Opposite U. q. Patent once.
ELPBoEZo YoURGs3
J. II. JoHES0H
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Thanking our customers for their past patronage
ara selicilik continuance Of the same, we remain
respectfully, B. A. WALKEH
SEPT. 7, 1874. Tsep7-4trl G. F WALKER
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GENITAL DIsPkssAkI:

NoTLcI n
Open daily from to 3 p. M, So ndays excepted.
Medicine and attendance free to the poor
ATTENDING sTAEF-Diseeses OF Women, DR.
Ii Barker, Heudsy and Thursday. Diseases of
Throat, Heart and Lungs, Or. g V. gOarmzn,
Weduesday and Saturday. Diseases of Hes1 aud
Abdomen, DR.: VIM II. RJss- Tuesday and Friday
surstry, DR.. W. g Biiscoe, Wednesday and 5 atur-
day: Diseases Of Eyes and Ear, DIR. q. II. a.
kleinschmidt, MONDAY and Thursday. Diseases Of
Children, DIR J. Wster, Tuesday and Ftid.y 81 In
II kEOEnssR A. & G. +. Walker has by mutua II
agreement this day dissolved All claims against
The old firm will be settled By Il A. WALKER
who will continue business st the old stand, az
street southwest. GEO Y. WALKER will con-
tinue business at the established stand corner
7ih street and Boundary northwest.
r A, WALKER.
GEO. +, WALKER.
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- One by one the rogues who have made
the history for the last few years in this country
notorious are falling before the law, or public
opinion, or both combined. New York and
Kansas have been conspicuous in their efforts
to relieve themselves of corrupt men, and their
example seems to have become fashionable al
most everywhere, although results are more
tardy and doubtful.
- Formerly there was no quainter, sleepief,
more old-fashioned city on this continent
than St. Augustine, Florida. The chances that
it would ever awaken from its slumbers were
too remote for calculation. The inhabitants
appeared to be, and assuredly the tourist was
satisfied with the indolent picturesque old town.
Florida has become, however. great resort
for. Northern invalids, and the unavoidable
Yankee has prospected and settled in ST.
Augustine, and the old landmarks are one by
one vanishing. New Workers are building
fine houses there, with modern green shutters,
bright roofs, and plate glass. Many of these
belong to wealthy men like Henry Ball, of
Ball & Black, and Mr.. Aspinwall, and cost
over twenty thousand dollars. St. Augustine,
therefore, will soon be entirely changed, and
will be fashionable resort from tho bleakness
of Northern winters.
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Pacific GuanO Company's
CAPITAL s1OO.OO0,)
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUAN0.

NNHIS GUANO is now so well known in all
L the Southern States, for its remarkable
effects as an agency for increasing the products
of labor, as not to require special recommenda-
ton from us. Its use for eight years past has
established its character for reliable excellence.
The large fixed capital invested by the Com
pany in this trade affords the surest guarantee
of the continued excellence of this Guano. The
supplies put into market this season are, as
heretofore, prepared under the superintendent
of DR.. st. Julian Ravenel, Chemist of the Com
pany, at Charleston, s. G. Hence planters may
rest assured that it's quality and composition is
precisely the same as that heretofore sold.
j. N. ROBSON,
Selling Agent, Charleston, s. G.
JOHN S. REESE & CO.,
General Agents, Baltimore.
Terms SS44s cash S53 time, without interest.
To accommodate planters, they can order
now and have until lst of April to decide as to
whether they will take at time or cash price.
When delivered from the factory by the car
load, no drayage will be charged.
ACID PHOSPHATE, GUANO, BONE,
PLASTER, &C., always on hand, quality qua
ranteed.
J. N. ROBSON.
W. S. SHARPE, Agent, Anderson, S. c.
Dec 25, 1873 25 3m
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REFuND1NG THE COTTON TAx.-It is said
there are some chances of bill passing Con-
gress, to refund the cotton tax. According to
the C6urier-Journaps Washington correspon-
dent, the great trouble now is the disagreement
between the friends of the measure themselves.
The cotton factors insisted upon having the
money to be refunded paid to the parties
holding Che receipts for the tax paid. Many
of the planters did not acquiesce in this
procedure, and so the matter fell, as it were,
between two stools. The present status OF
affairs is thus represented by the correspondent
referred to:
At this time several schemes ere pending.
One offered by Cooke, Of Georgia, proposes to
give the money to the States in which it was
collected, which would probably be very
agreeable solution of the question to the
negroized Legislature of Mississippi, South
Carolina and Louisiana: Another bill, offered
the other day by Mr.. Mckee, corresponds with
the old bill of last session, which proposed to
pay the persons holding the receipts for taxes
paid.
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A BACHELORS TEsr.-An old bachelor in
Maine has been deferred from committing mat.
rimony il 3 novel way. Thinking over the
subject seriously, and particularly the expense
of mai ntaining ., family, he set the table in
his lonely abode with plates for himself and
an imaginary wife and five children: He then
sat down to dine, and as often as he helped
himself to food he put the same quantity Oh
each of the other plates, and surveyed the
prospect, at the same time computing the cost
The result of bis examination was so discoura'
ging that She resolved not to marry. But why
he should think he was to have 80 large q
family to provide for, we cannot explain. BE
should have remembered the old aphorism
'eNever count your chickens before they are
hatched.''
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How PEOPLE GET SIcK.-Eating too much
and too fast, swallowing imperfecty masticated
food; by taking too much fluid during meals
drinking poisonous whiskey and other into1ica,
ting drinks; keeping late hours at night. and
sleeping too late in the morning, wearing cloth
ing too tight, so as to relax the circulation
wearing thin shoes, neglecting to take sufficient
exercise to keep the hands and feet warm.
Neglecting to wash the body sufficiently to
keep the pores open. Exchanging the warm
clothes worn ia 8 warm room during the day
for costumes and exposure incident to evening
parties. Starving the stomach to crafty a
vain and foolish passion for dress; keeping up
constant excitement, fretting the mind with
borrowed troubles swallowing quack nostrums
for every imaginary i'll; taking meals at irreg-
ular intervals.
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aIt ain't no use to tell you any more. When
them felers got done larnin me that game
didn't have money enough to take me down
stairs I lay looked leetle wild, for when
the Jedge closed the box he smiled an said:
"'We hev had pleasant evenin', Squire.
You'll find the Kurnel waitin' for you on the
steps, an he'll give you your money back
ii amt never laid eyes on the Kurnel sence,
an when I do thar's goin' to be case for the
Kurriner-you mind my words. seed Rute
Lester next day-you know Rufe; he's in the
Legislator now, but used to give him pop
corn when he wuzent so high-I seed Rufe an
he sed wuz tuck in by the Pharaoh men:
Tuck in amt no name for it. burned eff [
didn't 90 to the bottom and git skinned alive.
couldn't 60 home 'thout givin' sum account
of my cotton money an so I thought I'd come
down here an sorter cool off; an l jest drapped
in on you this mornin for to see eff you would
not put a little piece in the paper remarkin as
how wuz in Savannah lookin' arter my farm
supplies" -,
read it to the Squire:
"We were pleased to meet in our sanctum
yesterday Squire Skaggs, of Gwinnett, one OF
the most prominent and prosperous planters
of Northern Georgia. Squire Skaggs is OF the
opinion that he can purchase produce IN this
city cheaper than in any other market in the
South, and consequently he is here for the pur-
pose of laying in his farm supplies. This is a
very hopeful sign, and we trust that other ag-
riculturists of that section may be induced to
follow the Squire's example"
The Souire's face beamed with pleasure and
satisfaction as we read the glowing periods OF
the foregoing paragraph.
"Wen ding my skin that's jest as nateral as
life. Idon't spose it could be done. better in
Philadelphy. Now, young men, when you git
that printed in style, you'd obleege me nightly
eff you'd send it to Amanda Skaggs, Buford
Post Office, Gwinnett county, Georgy, an if
thar's anything to pay, I'll pay it. Dern the
expenses"
Here the Squire put on his hat, and made
preparations looking to an early departure.
~ amt gwine back to Atlanty, I'm gwlne
frum here to 'Gusty, an frum 'Gusty to Athens,
an then I'm gwine cross the country ontwell
strike the Airline, an 'twon't be healthy for
any feller to holler Pharaoh at me."
The Squire rose, felt of his pockets, looked
carefully around to see if he had dropped
anything and started toward the door. We
made alast endeavor to bring up the sassafraS
controversy.
"Ding ef don't disremember which is the
best for tea" said the Squire, "but I'll ak my
ole oman. What she don't know about sassa-
fac amt wuth wastin' your breth on. Farwell
young man. You won't forgit to print that
piece?"
We said we wouldn't and we didn't, and we
sincerely trust the Squire will be satisfied when
he sees it with its present surroundings.
vannah Neaps.
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makes THE WEAK STRONG

The Peruvian Sy7'atp, q Protect
Ell Solution of the ProtoIaae or
Iron, IS s0econa6i7se6 as to htzvo
the character of an 0Ii,,lc7lt, GS
easily <liOeSted AMI dSsi1faiIutetG
arith tie blood as the simplest
food. 1t increases the quantity
Of Natures Osuas Vita1iSi7aT
1oe,st, Iron in the blood, and
cures "uthoWsa,ad ilIs," simply
by4'oning asp, ,I1avi0oratiasg ant
Vit0lizing the System. Ibe e's.
7icheN and VitaliSe6 blood per-
n,catcs every part of the 6odys
repairing damages and sC0stes
searching o,tt morbid secs-e-
tio1as, and lc0vi,,g nothing for
disease to feed atpon.
This is the secret Of tic aCo7s-
GeyfM success of this remedy iw
Curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, Dropsy, Chronic Diar.
rhoea, Dc;ls, Nervous Affections,
Chills and Fcyers, Hu,nors,
Loss of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases of tho Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
ana all diseases originating i's
e. bad state of the blood, or Gc-
co'npanied by debility OF q toa0
state of tic system. Being free
from 41lcoho1, iss G,sy form, ats
cucrgisiMg effects are not fol-
lo,ccN by corresponding 1'cGc-
ton, but Gre permanent, anjit-
sing strength, vigor, c"1 'ses0
life into cit paris ofMc systc7's,
Gnd building atl9 <;'l Lon Con-
s..ititi0n.
IH0u3cE%!,3 Lace bee7: changed
by the 7tse cfMis remedy, from
auc0E, Sici2y, suffering crc0-
tErcs, to strong. hca2thD, G',tk
hnDpy "se:. ts:,nt 7ro:ne1:: end
iu"G;;,!S c>;7,nct reasonably les
;tt:tc 80 Cioc :! {; trie;S.
Sc tA0t ct:ch bottle has PERU
i:.'..'i CIRU? i,o,c,s i;s hic gloss.
Pamphlets T7"-cc.
-. FJJTT.LE { SCHS, Propriesor>,
-. +; Harrison 4av., lsoaton.
~, ~ rE'cGI"Ts GEN ErALf.f'-
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THAT TIDAL WAvE-The tidal wave of
temperance reform has reached this State and
made its appearance in Greenville: The
Greenville Republican published the following
notice which has been sent to the several bar
rooms of that city. The question is will it
reach Columbia?
"70 the Proprietor Of the Bar Room:
'This is to notify you that am here for the
purpose of getting you 70 close your bar. My
mission is noble one, and with the assistance
of other ladies in the city, will spare no pains
and trouble in accomplishing my purpose.
II hope that you will not put me to the
necessity of visiting, as you can close. your bar
if you like. With us there is no such word as
fail.
every respectfully,
"MARIAM HICKsoN."
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ynttllige1uer. .
REARING THE CROSS.

The heavier cross the nearer Heaven;
No cross without, no God within;
Death Judgment, from the heart are driven,
Amidst the worlds false glare and din.
o. happy he, with all his Loss,
Whom God hath set beneath the cross.
The heavier cross, the better Christian:
This is the touchstone God applies;
How many garden would lie wasting,
Unwet by showers from Weeping eye"
,-~4. The gold by fire Is purified
The Christian is by trouble frfeo.
The heavier cross, the stronger faith:.
The loaded palm strikes deeper roos'
The vine-juice sweetfy issueth u...-,.s,;+.
When men have pressed the clustering fru1t
And courage grows where dangers come,
I;ira nesrIs beneath the salt sea foalu-
i, The heavier cross, the heartier prayer:
The bruised herbs most fragrant are;
IF WIND and sky were always fair,
The sailor would not watch the star;
And David's psalms had ne'er been sung
If grief his heart had never wrung.
The heavier cross, the more aspiring;
From wales we climb to mountain CREST
The pilgrim Of the desert tiring,
Longs for the Canaan OF his rest:
The dove has here no rest in sight,
.,...,- And to ark shs wings her tight
The heavier cross, the easier dying;
Deatl. ia friendlier face to SEQ;
To life's decay one bids defylng-
From hfe's distress one then is free.
The cross sub1iruely lifts our faith
~ 70 Him who triumphs over death.
Christ crucifed the cross I carry
The longer may it dearer be;
And lest I faint whilst here tarry,
Implant Thou such an heart in me-,
That faith, hope, love may hourlsn there'
Till for my cross the crown wear.
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PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.

Absolutely SAFE Perfectly odorlesa Always uniform.
Illuminating qualities superior to gas Burns in any lamp
without danger of exploding taking fire. Manufactured
expressly to ispace the of volatile and dangerous oils
Its safety under possible and its perfect burning
qualities proved by its continued use In over
families.
Millions Of gallons have been sold and no accident
directly ever occurred from burning
storing or handling it.
The Insurance Companies and Fire Commissioners
throughout the country recommend the ASTRAL the
hest safeguard when lamps used Send for circular
For sale at retail by the trade generally and whole.
sale by the prop rotors, CHAS. PRATT Co., 10s Fulton
Street, New York,
Dec II, 1873 20 aHA
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DR.. January and Cancer

yF1HE celebrity of the JANUARY VETERINARY,
established in Murphreesboro, Tenn, in
lS4s, associated the above name with the treat
ment men of Cancer until they became synony.
nous, both passed away with the war. But
great discoveries, like truths, live forever. Dr.
J. O. JANUARY, inheriting his fathers talents,
and improving on his experience, has achieved
a success in advance of their former history,
owing to his increased patronage he has perma-
nentiy located in ST. Louis; the numerous let
ters he is receiving, and large arrival of pa
tients, justify his move to this central point
We would advise all afflicted with Cancer
Scrofula, Fistula, Piles, &C., to apply to him,
as he possesses perfect control of those diseases
without pain or the knife. Address,
JANUARY & MADISON,
us Chestnut ST., ST. LOUIS, MO.
July 10. 1873 ~