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II they were successful then he was amply re-
paid. The testimonial was unexpected but NO
less valuable and would ever be appreciated. II
successful in his present undertaking he would
have at the terminus of the Southern Maryland
railroad Q fishing ground that could not be e1-
eelled, and TO which, some day, he hoped the club
Won2d have the pleasure Of making trip and
participating in the rich sport that there awaited
the hsherAan. He thanked the club for the gilt
and should NlHs5s preserve 1t as proud me
mento Of his life.
The resolutions are very handsomely engrossed,
and Immediately in the fore ground Is perfect
picture of the schooner Alice Ridgeway that
carried the party on that day. The whole is en-
ciTcled by q handsome heavy walnut frame,
deeply carved, and greatly enhancing the picture.
The badge is OF solid gold, about one and half
inches square, in which rests q shield deeply and
tastefuly chased; in this lie four hsh head to head
and tails pointing outward. The scales are all
carved on them, and exhibit the work OF an able
craftsman. On the reverse side are the words.
Presented to Col. S. s. Smoot, by the Capital
Fishing Club January 9, 1871
At the conclusion Of the presentation, special
meeting was held, and the following officers
elected for the ensuing year: President, Col. s.
s. Smoot; vice preEident, Rev. ]. Vaughn Lewis;
secretary, NJ. Frank Kelly; treasurer, Matthew
Trimble.
This being concluded, the host invited the
guests to his dining room, where they partook OF
a bounteous repast. Many Of the scenes Of the
fishing party were related jokes told, and toasts
drank, and the party separated about II O'Clock,
highly pleased with their president and his hos
nif
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TEMPERANCE TEMPLE"
DEDICATION CEREMONIES AND II
STATTATION OE OFFICERS I'D


STALLATION OF OFFICERS.
Last evening was q happy epoch in the history
Of Howard Division, No. /, Sons Of Temperance,
upon the occasion Of the dedication Of the new
hall (ehristened Temperance Temple" formerly
Union League hall) and the installation Of the
newly -eleeted officers, 1t being the Oldest society
Of the kind in the District and the only one that
stood compact during that doubtful period Of de-
cadence and decline of enthusiasm In the temper
ance cause which Immediately preceded DR.. Dlo
Lewis recent effort; and this was matter OF con-
graduation and pride tot the ladies and gentlemen
Of this division II not Of other divisions, who were
present.
furnished, and bright new ingram carpet and
cocoa mating cover the floor and the platforms
for the officers, the dais for the worthy Patriarch
being placed a. the west end q the large snaito
blematic Of the Order and numerous small Ameri-
can flags. Chairs are arranged In two tiers, on
either side Of the hall with capacity for seating
eco persons. While the arrangement is plain, It
is in beautiful harmony, and there is nothing to
offend the aesthetic sense, the whole producing
hall will be used by all the temperance societies
in the city, at the expiration OF the present leases
The following officers for the new term were
ThOs. Z. Simpson; A. r. s., Silas Boyce; F. S.,
George Gross; treasurer, s. z. Constantine; con-
ductor, N. B. MilIiken; A. O., A. Constantine,
IT,; l. s, ]. T. Powell; u. s., John Carter.
At O'Clock, despite the sleeting weather, the
hall was we'll filled with gentlemen and ladies,
and the meeting was called to order by VIM. ].
Daily, Worthy Patriarch, who occupied the chair.
MeEsrs. Harrington and Coombs were elected
to membership and admitted to the fellowship Of
the Order.
q. W. p. ]. Dobbyn then took the chair and
proceeded to the formal dedication Of the hall to
the cause Of temperance, according to the ritual
of the Order Of the Sons Of Temperance, the FOL
lowing brothers participating: g. W. P. j.
DObbyn, who read very impressive address. ad-
mouishing the young against strong drink; W. p.
J. X. Watt, W. A. r. Harlow, COnd. s. Boyce,
A. T.. A. Constantine, W. p. J. T. Powell.
After the dedicatory services literary exercises
formed the programme, as follows; Piano solo,
tine; gong, McNalley, Of Columbia Division;
speech by W. p. Drew; piano and singing,
Misses Simpson and Merrick.
VIM. p. Drew, p. q. W. s., was called for, and
delivered very witty extemporaneOus address,
which smacSed Of Tom Hood, but in conclusion
proved to be q polished and logical argument for
the temnerance cause.
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ELECTION OF OFFJCFRS

At the last meeting of Equal Lodge, No. II,
X. Of p, the following officers were elected: q.
e., John A. Limerick: V. c.. Jerome NJ. Davis;
prelate, Daniel F. MOckabee; NJ. of Z, Samuel
Wise; NJ. Of F., James E. Mitchell; K of r. and
s., John p. Jacobs; representatives to G. L.
Samuel Wise, Daniel F. MockRbee, James E,
Mitchell, John p. Jacobs and John r. Hastins
The knights Of Pythias Mutual Relief Associ-
alton at their third annual meeting Tuesday re-
elected the old officers, as follows: g. J. L. Fox
well, president; Joseph Williams, vice president;
J. T. ColdTell, secretary; @. J. Brewer tre1s
ureT. DirectOrs-G. Y, Hansell, Geo. W. Brown,
II. q. Fowler, Thomas Humphreys, J. N RlnkIe
John H. Newman, A. Z. L. Reese, John W.
Hayes, G. II. Hospital, Robert Harden, George
J. Mueller, George i. Eberly, John H. SehoIn-
bert, Charles W. Thomas and J. Richard Rig
giles.
At meeting of Acacia Lodge No. Is, K. Off.
Tuesday night, officers we're elected and installed
as follows: p; c.. l. Sellheimer; 9. e., John
Mass: V. g., Cbas. WeiSe; Prelate, Henry Leim-
bach; K. Of r. ana s., J. II. Schombert; NJ. of F.,
Henry Tageler; NJ. Of T., J. A. Schneider; NJ. of
A, A. Nephuth; i. G., Cbas. Schafer; y. G., Jos
WeTth. Representatives, II. H. Voss, j. H.
SchombeIt, Fl. Tsgeler, }. A Schneider and A.
Nedomapsky.
AT the annual meeting of the Georgetown Ma
sonic Hall Association. held Tuesday, the follow
ing board Of directors was elected to serve during
the ensuing year: Messrs. Thomas Bowling, Jos.
Libbey, b. Miller, 7. A. Newman, Q. H. Demar,
r. r. Sheckell, G. w. CrOpleys J. g. Waters and
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DIALECT RUAOR.
LECTURE BY ANDREWS, THE HUMOR-

v
lST.
Owing to this being the week Of prayer and
various other causes, the audience at the second
Of the "Star Course' of lectures was not quite so
large as might have been expected, but those
who after ded were not disappointed. Mr.. W. s.
Andrews, the lecturer, is a comparatively young
and gOod-lOoking gentleman, Of pleasing address
and fluent speaker. AS prelude to q discus
sion and illustration Of Dialect Humor" he
commenced BY referring to the thirty or forty
dialects Of the English language, saying that in
England they were go marked that the natives of
ore section can scarcely understand those Of an
other. He proceeded to give limitations Of those
OF Yorkshire, Of London, Including the Dun
dreary, the Cockney and the Sam WeIler;) Of the
North and South OF Ireland; and, crossing the
ocean, Of our Southern negroes
Humor, observed he, rightly considered, is one
OF the moral forces By the use Of it Dickens had
fragrant social abuses, and James Russell Low
ell, by his "BigelOW Papers," had made the
Mexican war ridiculous. The Irish are among
the Wittiest people in the world, and they perpe-
trate and ENJOY joke with equal Zest. Burke
had asserted that wit and wisdom never had ex-
listed together, bat this statement was ably com
batted by Sterne.
Hubor improves the morals Of a people, and q
true humorist Is q public benefactor. America
has been peculiarly favored in her humorous
writer's, and they have produced specimens which
will compare favorably with those of any eOun-
Try or age. As an example, Mr.. A. here recited
R .S ampfPag yIe 4e sso ssye fSm me
tion Of ArEemuE Wards imperturbabIe style re-
cited "Buck FanshaH's Funeral" in a character
fstie manner and ended with Mark TWaip's ac-
count Of "Jim Wolf and the Molasses Candy y
which kept the audience in q continuous roar
Every one appeared TO be pleased with the lee
ture, and some declared that Mr.. A. eIeelled
The next lecture Of the course, next Tuesday
evening, will be by Rev. DR.. PorteOus, Of Eng
land, on THE Attitude Of the Clergy toward
Public AnusemeHtF," a very popular subject
just low.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Furnished rooms for rent.
A fur caIe has been lest.
First floor parlors for rent.

Furnished rooms for rent.
fur caIe has been lest.
First floor parlors for rent.
Narshal's sale Friday, Jan. Is.
Proposals for subsistence stores.
"URdine'' at Ford's opera-house.
Solcmons & Chapman, fashion leaders.
See the advertisement Of Il. II. Stinemetz.
See advertisement to patentFight dealers.
AnnuslS for 1875 at Warren, Choate & Co.'s.
Two new houses for rent by W. II. CIaggett.
Wedding presents at NJ. W. Gait, Bro. & Co.'s.
Proposals for hre-prooF and burglar-proOf safes.
Concert for the new organ az st. Matthews
church.
The newest styles Of watches at NJ. W. Gait,
Bro. Cos.
An elegant coupe and pair Of stylish brown
Oannsl coal from West Virginia for sale BY
Dickson King.
James Guild will sell, on Thursday, Jan. !, sec
ond-hand clothing.
Celebration Of the sth Of January by the Jack
son Democratic Association.
Duueanson Bros VIII sell, on Thursday Jan. J,
Q stock Of notions, clothing. sc.
Regular anpaal meeting OF the Wisconsin Re-
publican Association this evening.
James Guild will sell on Friday, January 8,
q stock Of fancy and furnishing goods.
Lstimer & ClesFy will sell on Wednesday,
January 10. superior pAElor furniture.
Geo Truesdell viii sell on Tuesday, January
Il, tWo-stoIy and basement brick house.
Thomas Bowling will sell on Monday. January
II, stamps in the Northern Llborty Market house.
Latimer Cleary will sell on Friday and Sat
urday mornings, January is and 10, the entire
effects contained IN the late residence OF h. D,
Cooke,
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THE COURTS.
CIRCUIT COURT - CHIEF JUSTICE
CARTIER.

CARTIER.
This court was engaged as follows:
VIII. Jones VS.. The Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road; Action for injuries to plaintiff IN the Navy
Yard tunnel collision in 1872. Verdict for plain
tiff in s. 900.
P. WaiIach vs. J.waIlach. Verdict for q, 400. So
for plaintiff.
s6ndheim Il Co. VS.. J. wallach. Verdict for
Sl7e.T5 for plaintiffs.
CarmOdy VS.. Whitney. Verdict for defendant
CASES TO-DAY.
The following cases are assigned for trial to-
day: Nos. i03 1O4, ga appeals 157, 2e9 75 90 2S5
29l, l23, "a, 253, 234, ESQ, 26O11.
Adjourned.
CRIMINAL COURT-NR. JUSTICE MAC
ARTHUR.
This court was engaged as follows Yesterday:
Valentine Grieser, r. s. Lacy and John Shea
were convicted Of keeping bar-rooms without IL
cense. Motions in arrest Of judgment were en-
tered.
in the cases Of James McCullom, r. H. Lee and
Edward Allen.
The case Of Randolph Petersen was not con-
cluded. Adjourned.
SPECIAL TERM-MR. JUSTICE wYLIE
This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
Carter ct al. VS.. Grant ct nj. Decree of sale,
with Pierce 4 Perry, receivers. The defendant
noted an appeal to the General Term.
Thomas ! Renkle VS., Mandle, and same VS..
BlumenbeTg. Order for injunction.
Warner VS.. Warner. Decree taking bill for
Douglas VS.. Nude ct al Decree substituting
Van Reuth VS.. Van Reuth. Decree taking bill
for confessed.
TOwne VS.. TOwne. Decree granting leave to
answer.
FOrney VS.. Smith. Decree taking bill for con-
iessed.
Spindier VS.. Beckley ct al. Decree revoking
former decree, &C.
COrwiDe VS.. La Pointe. Decree dismissing bill.
Mueller vs. Mueller. Decree pro eOEtessO
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Now that the grading Of the East Capitol
Park iE so nearly complete and the Landscape de-
signs made apparent persons who have hereto
fore criticized the plans and even eensured the
cutting down Of so many of those old trees are
produced when the work Is complete. 1t did
seem almost like vandalism TO destroy those
grand trees, but let any person now stand on the
streets and avenues brought to view BY the re-
movRl CT the earth in front, and again 60 out on
East Capitol street and look towards the Capitol
and observe Low IL seems TO rise up and assume
the grand proportions which were compromised
by the rising ground, and he will find the loss OF
the trees is more than compensated for iu these
improvements. When the improvements are all
completed none will D. found TO regret the
changes MADE, OF the costs incurred.
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CHARITY.

WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
The regular monthly meeting Of the WOmen's
Christian Association was held On Tuesday, at
the Home, on Thirteenth street, between r and
S streets. The number Of ladies in attendance
was unusually large, and the interest in the good
WCTk continues unabatCd. The ladies are pre-
pairing their annual report, to present before the
public when il is hoped all their friends will en-
courage them anew. The employment commit
Zee are not able TO aid many as they would
like CIV ing to lack OF means, and their inability
10 give cut work is severely felt by many poor
women. In the foster home there are thirty-one
children, who are we'll cared for and instructed.
The home committee report all WE'LL and as many
as can lie accommodated are in their department.
Seven women were II ceiVed during December as
traDsientc until they found suitable homes. The
sanitary condition is above the average Of private
homes children and old people, with few eXcep-
tiCEs, being in excellent health. 1t is hoped all
the EeWly-GlectCd officers will report for duty,
AID with their united effort aid to alleviate the
EufieTiEgs Of the poor.
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sPECIAI. TERM-MR. JusTIOE MYLI
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

By Latimer & CIeary:
At 10 o'clock, an extensive and superior assert
ment of wines, WHISTLES and cigars.
At - O'Clock, valuable improved property, three
story brick dwelling on south street, between
Second and Third streets east, No. ID Grant
row.
BY DuncsDson Bros:
At 10 O'Clock, an assorted stock OF ladies',
mems and ebildren's boots and shoes, ladies'
trimmed hats, &c.
At o'clock. brick house on Fourth street, be-
tween NJ and N stEeets northwest.
BY Jas. Guild:
At o'clock, large invoice Of secondhand
clothing.
By E. J. Sweet:
AT O'Clock, q tEo-story frame dwelling. situate
on the south side Of i street, between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth northwest.
BY ]. T. Wormley:
At 4 O'Clock, q tbree-story and n ansard roof
pressed brick front dwelling, on the vest side OF
Seventeenth street, between u and Y streets
northwest
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SUIT AGAINST THE DISTRICT

ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
DAMAGES CLAIMED.
WV. Ballard, T. Z. Brown and E. L. Marsh,
who compose the Ballard Paving Company, yester-
day entered suit against the District Of COlum-
bia, claiming 500, 900 for alleged violation of
contract for paving made with the late Board Of
Public Works. They set forth that the late
board made a contract with them for paving some
Of the streets of the CITY, but that after they had
accumulated materials, got in machinery at great
expense, and gathered WOrkmen the board did
not assign any paving work to them; that Con-
gress in the act Of 1874 created board of audit
10 take cOgniEance Of all claims growing out Of
contracts with the Board Of Public Works
and recognized all such contracts, but that the
board Of audit has neglected to consider their
claim: wherefore they bring suit. The case will
70 upon the February calendar, but will in all
pIoLability not come 70 trial until next year.
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PROF. NORTON.
MS LAST LECTURE TONIGHT.

HIS LAST LECTURE TONIGHT.
Toni It will be the last opportunity for hear
ing and seeing Prof Morton in hts intensely in
teresting and wonderful demonstrations Of scien-
tihc truths His subject is "Fluorescence," an
entirely new theme, with q series OF very beauti-
ful experiments and illustrations equally new.
The chief point Of demonstration tonight will be
TO show q class OF substances called f1uOrescent,
which possess the power of turning shorter light
waves into longer ones. In these experiments
will be used some magnificent electro tubes, con-
tanning fuorescept materials. The whole lecture
will be replete with fascinating instruction, and
there can be no doubt Of another crowded and
distinguished audience. Go early if you would
get a seat.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

Messrs LStimer & Cleary sold January S, for
VIM. S. Halliday, trustee, lot 81, in A. r. Shep-
herds subdivision Of square o23, improved by Q
brick dwelling situated on Defrees street. to
Mira DR.. Calzert, for 81 150; also, on January 9,
for Kilbourne ana CIephane, trustees parts lots
h. Cobb, for IS 600: house Oil II street north
west, to J. NJ. Latta for 81 600: house p36 street
northwest, to J. NJ. Latta, for 5000; house 933
and house 937 II street northwest, TO ]. IL. LattA,
for s., eco.
Messrs. Duacanson Bros auctioneers, sold yes
terday afternoon, FOR Edgar H. Gray. trustee,
lots No. ~ and 4s, In Holmead'g addition to
Georgetown. fronting 50 feet on Dunbarton street,
and improved by a substantial three-EtoCy brick
house, 10 Annie Z. LamsOn, for 81, 600.
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COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
THE ENDOWMENT FUND COMPLETED.
The following card explains itself:

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6, 1876.
To the Friends the COIuIHbiaR UHiusTsitV:
II will be remembered that the Hon. W. W.
CorcorRn, Of this city, not long since offered to
the university estate OF the estimated value Of
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars, as an
endowment fund, upon the condition that other
friends Of the university would, within q certain
period, raise hundred thousand dollars in addi-
tiOn TO that fund.
We take great pleasure in giving public notice
that the requisite sum Of one hundred thousand
dellars has been subscribed by generous friends
Of the university in this District, in Maryland
and in the Middle and New England States
1t is proper to join with these acknowledg-
meDts special tribute of gratitude to Mr.. Cor
coran, who, in addition to his many former bene-
factions, has generously contributed large sub
scription TO aid in raising the sum that neees
sary TO secure this munifcent donation.
This result, accomplished In o period of great
business depression and distress is matter OF pro-
found gratitude and full Of promise to the uni
VeTsity, Of whose permanent prosperity we can
not entertain any further doubt or misgiving.
John A. BOlles, VIM. Gunton, J. z. yelling,
Z. H. Nichols, VIM. Stiekney, Executive Com
mittee OF the Columbian University.
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WISCONSIN, REPUBLICANS.

The Wisconsin Republican Association held its
annual meeting last evening at the Columbia Law
building. The president, Major TOtten, occupied
the chair and Carl Roeser, jr, acted as secretary
r. c. Spooner and J. L. Hicks we're elected men,
bers. Represcutatlyes-elect Caswell, Kimoal
and NagOOn were elected honorary members. Re-
ports were made by the officers and bills were
ordered to be paid. Oficers were elected for the
ensuing year as follows: q. q. Heath, president;
A T. Gongley, first vice president; N. Frank,
Fecond vice president; +. L. RedWSy, secretary :;
r. Z. Clark, treasurer. G. g. Heath, A. r. Long
ley and Judge Rexford were delegated 10 attend
ne meerInR OF The State Association.
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THE ROBBERYOFTHE INTERNAL
REVENUE.
REARREST OF E. b. WILLIAMS.

The Baltimore 4mcricGa Of yesterday says:
ION January 2, United States Commissioner
Rodgers had before MIN man named Edward
b. Williams, who was charged with felOniously
taking and carrying away from the Internal Rev
enue department in Washington a hundred
Treasury drafts, which it was Intended to use to
procure payments of money from the United
States Treasury. Yesterday Judge Giles made
an order. and the accused was remanded to Wash
ington 10 be disposed of. 1t will be remembered
that Williams and his partner in the robbery,
J. X. Moore, &c aped from the hands Of the off,
eials in Philadelphia last September. Moore
was caught again in Washington last week, SO
that both Of the accused are now again in cls-
tCdy."
The &C, used was brought to this city by Detec-
tive Downs, o; the secret service, Tuesday night
and committed 20 Jail.
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALUABLES.

Call and examine the FIRE and burglar-proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
keeping Of securities jewels silVer-Ware or other
valuables. Rents, from ten TO sixty dollars per
annum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them.
3 Tax ,rarnina from ne CHICAGO end Boston Gres
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CITY ITEMS

ia MAN WANTS BOTTLE OF WHISKY
let him him buy it and take II home like a man,
and not sneak home with a bottle Of "Bitters, !"
or Cordial" and pretend that 1t is medicine. If
he wants q tonic that is something better than a
temporary stimulant, be should get q bottle Of
Peruvian Syrup, ian Iron TOnic,) that will vital
lie the blood and give durable strength to the
system
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GAVE YOUR DOCTORS B1ILs.

When DR.. wistar's Balsam Of WHO Cherry
will cure coughs, colds, bleeding at ire lungs,
and arrest the fell destroyer, ConsuID ption, it
does more than most physicians can do The use
of single bottle will satisfy the inCredulous
aid. Fifty cents and one dollar o bottle, large
bottles much the cheaper.
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LADIES' GOODS.
MADAM DUBOIS
FROM PARIS,
No. 1911 RennayIvalia Avenue,
IadjE Hsir f)rsgspr and HST MsnDfnturT

Calls the attention OF the Ladies Of Washington
to her age and extensive collection OF HUMAN
HAIR. BRAlDS. CNRLS WIGS &e.i Which5 he
Is selling at Is cent below the regular price.
SUITABLE FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
Ivory and BufiNlo Brushes. Shell Cemns. BLACK
Fans. Fancy Articles and Perfumery - the loxess
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-07
No. 1908,
Equity Docket Il.
samuel Abraham ct az,

bamueI ADrahAIn CT AZ
Upon motion Of Messrs Stanton and Worthng-
ton, solicitors for the complainant, and upon its
appearing to the curt that the defendants, Sam
uei Abraham and Isaac Abraham. are not inhabIt-
ants of the ,Districr Of Columbia. cannot be
found therein. IL is this 18th Day OF DECEMBER,
1sA ordered that the said defendants be. and they
hereby directed TO appear and plead, answer or
demur to the compiainant's bill on or before the
9Th day OF january, 1875; provided copy OF this
order be published once week for three weeks In
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, newspaper pub
lished in the District OF Columbia; and provided
further, that IL practeablsa copy 0f this order be
served upon each Of sIid defendants on or before
the 18th day OF December, ls74.
By the Court: A. WYLIE. Justice.
Atrue copy. Test: r. j. Mixes, Clerk.
By L p. WILLIAMS, Assistant Clerk.
del5- Tu3W
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wIsrAR's WILD CHERRY BALsAN-This Bal
samic compound has become q home mixture.
Let all who suffer, and have in vain attempted to
complaints, make use Of this unequaled remedy.
so cts. and q q bottle, large bottles much the
cheaper.