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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-12-02
the BEST EVIDENCE.


The following letter from Rev. E. s. Best, Pas
tor of NJ. L. Church, Natick, Mass, will be read
with interest by many physicians. Also, those
suffering from the Same disease as afflicted the
son OF the Rev. Z. 8. Best. No person can doubt
this testimony. as there Is no doubt about the
curative powers OF VEGETINE:
r NArIcK, Mass. Jan. I. 1874.
Mr.. H. n srrylss, Dear sir-we have good reason 70,
value We feel that has been the OF saving
sons life. lie seventeen OF age; for the
last two years he has suffered from necrosis OF his Lee,
caused BY scofuous Affection and was 30 nr reduced that
nearly sl who him thought his recovery impossible
council Of able physicians could give but the iaintt
his nlyng Of the number declaring that
he beyond the reach Of human remedies that even am
pu,aiion could not him. he had not vgor enough to
endure the operation. Just then commenced giving him
NEGETINE and from that time 10 the present he has been
lie has lately resumed his sudes
thrown away his ctches and and walks about cheer
fully and strong.
Though there IL still discharge from the opening
where the limb anced. have the fullest eonhdenes
that in little time he will be perfectly cured.
lie has taken about three dozen bottles Of VEGET1SE,
but lately but e - he declares that he too well 70
Be taking medicine.
Respectfully your. =; 9. BEST.
l.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-12-02
MARTINSBURG.
WHO HAS NOT HEARD OF
WAN A NJ AK Err ?

II you will come to my CLOTHING
STORE, No. II Queen Street, Martins
burg, 1 will show you WANAMAKER'S
GOODS. l aim to keep strictly reliable
Goods, and can sell them as LOW as any
man in West Virginia. buy these Goods
in Philadelphia of the Manufacturers
pay CASH for them-and sell them at
the LOWEST attainable figures for Cash.
have MEMS SUITS ranging in price
from 81 so to $4,000. OVEKCOATS from
$3.50 to $22.OO. The lowest priced suit
named is surprisingly good. l have no
trashy goods in my store. | have also an
arrangement with Wanamaker & Brown
of Philadelphia, to order suits and sim
gle garments. This arrangement is made
to suit that class of persons who prefer
to select their goods and have them made
to order. l have about $50 samples OF
goods embracing every style of Fashion
able and Standard Cloths. l sell suits
and garments this ordered at the same
prices as ut Wanamaker's Establishment,
and give the same guarantee. | also or
der FURNISHING GOODS at Wanama-
ker's prices, and keep them constantly on
hand.
| also have YOUTHS AND BOYS
SUITS and OVERCOATS, very cheap.
Give he call. No trouble to show
goods. ID. 5: NOBLE,
Martinsburg.
Oct 70 3m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-12-02

Some of our delinqueuts are excel
lent at promising to pay. ss7 irE 8
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-12-02
Dry Goods! !

Having purchased Of J. Fleishman his
entire Stock of Dry Goods, Notions, &C.,
and thereto added large assortment Of
fresh Goods, just received, from the lead
ing Manufacturers; and having bought
nv entire stock for cash l am able to sell
you DRY GOODS for less money than
other merchants can buy for. l call your
special attention to my we'll selected stock
Of Black Goods such as Cashmeres, Crepe,
Cloth, Bombazine, Aerino, and Alpaca,
which can sell you for less money than
any other house in the State. L paw no
profits to Importers and import all my
goods myself.
All those desiring Good Bargains will
do well by calling on me, before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
HENRY MAYER,
Successor to j. Fleishman,
II Queen St., Martinsburg.
Oct7 II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-12-02

Our barbers haven't come down to
the FIVE cent shave, yet. ftqf
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-12-02

Prepared BY 3. + SfRvENS, Boston, Man.
MsEImf IS SOLD ~ ALL DRuesHrs.
The Morning herald., 1876-02-10
PHILADELPHIA MARKET1.
stick Market. /
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 8, II

PHILADELPHIA. FeD. y, 1870.
lod 4i2N@ll3 lPhila 4 Read
|iIver los @lO9 RR, .J 5lM@5lA
s. ~ l22%i4 l22M North Penn 81 @54A
4 5-% hlS65ll7I@llS Phila & Erie 2lA@2lI
~ dylsG5 1882 salesIO C&A RR A96@l437
4 .uiy 1867 l2l%@l2lN| Lehigh Val 63 06S1l
|" JuiylS6S l2SH@ - Nay Stock 5OIslg5da
4" l0-4Os lN @ - CataWlssa n ly2gO
" New IS ll7M sales do prefd. As @46
City Bs,newlOSA l0Sas|N Central n SSDgSSN
UCo sof N lSsZ@l4O Hestonville IS @SSli
Penna RR IS q 55l9 =
The Morning herald., 1876-02-10
Philadelphia, Trade Report.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 9.-Cotton is dull at
13c. for middling upland and 1910.
| for Gulf 14'.@ =
IQuercitron, without finding buyers. -.
seeds.-C -Cloverseed is steady at A@l4Hc.
No change in Timothy or Flaxseed. ~
Groceries-Coffee Is dull and nominal
The only sales were 500 bags. Rio at !6(g
l912c., Laguayra at l8@l9l4c., MaracalDo, lsH
@Ac., Java at A@28c. Sugar-Our renners
supplies near at hand they have not within
the week been purchasers to any large exo
tent in ontside markets. We quote
fair and good refining Cuba at 7A@Sc. Re.
fined sugars are in fair request AT INC. Ior
cutloaf; l034c for crushed and PoWderel;
,es-Supp1ies Of foreign are known 70 be
near at hand, and until they are received
here boilers and importers are not disposed
to operate. 1t Is presumed that the OPEN
ing price will pc about BIC.
Flour and Meal-The demand for Flour
sumers, whose purchases foot up 800 barrels,
including supertine at$a@4.%i extras a. a.
si@i.Ij; Wisconsin extra family a. ~
S5.JO95.75; Minnesota, do. do. at S5,7ot@o;oo'
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana do. 90: 60
at s5.5O@65O, and fancy brands at M:Va
S S. IN n Corn CO a0Sa' Meal at 90 SlH. .. MI.
there is not much activity. Sales Of 2.OW
bushels at Sl.34@l.39 for Penna: Red; *lDa
LAP do. Amber, 8lO5@l.O for Western ked @
andsl. .44@l55 for White. Rye sells at SSc
elssold at a@5sc. for Yellow; 6O@6lc. 70!
Mixed; SIC. for steamer; 6O@6lc. for sal. ane u,
6O@elc. for White. Oats sell at 4605Oc. fo
White, and 1904 for Mixed. =, +! 10.
Whisky is unchanged; 100 bbls. WesterI
lronbound sold at Sill. 7.NE ,sl
Philadelphia Produce Market.
Butter-Quiet and rather dull. NeWYoTIl
and Bradford county extras SsaS4c, ~ ~
DO lists 2Sa3lc; Western extras, 8aISo; & Sao @o
es chsese@Msrket e. quiet and holders asm g
lSAc.; Western 1ne. H5I@13c. ,e,t.. y. :. -.
Eggs-Reeeipts moderate and prices sa1 Gm
Delaware fresh, s2c.; Western do." 29@soc
baltimore Produce Market.
BALTIMORE, FEB. 9..Cotton aq9@1ef' @ aT, 0u
SssSsaRsd. ssssSSy ntdqdM1R Mssas s z sas1s "! e
red, sl.35; Pennsylvania red. Sl.Tsi::4! 3:
Maryland red, $l.l6al. 49, do amber, N94i
LIS; do. white, Sl.l5a1.46. Corn STEADY
Southern white, new. 4sa5ec.; 6onthernya yaee,, VS.,
Oats quiet but steady Southern, DsSs9
4sc. Rye dull and nomiust..-Hsy 4ul
Maryland and Pennsy(vania, a8. PrE
,yisions-,Nothing doing In round lpts; i Sfoe 81
sp1 .5ade le fairly active. Pork, neW Japa J1DDsnS
a%Ac;.; clear rib sides, l1LaNc; seconbI 8
Packed shoulders, 10a1zc clear RIB sideS, n
alSc. Hams, l51felec. Lard dull butstsa!i
crude l2skal23<c.; refined 1870. Butter marl
active; Western extras, Tza0c.; 90: nf.s y
fined, lS1c. Coffee d III and heavy; y
ccargoes, l81Sa1e:; jobbing, ra9Oc. 'WnisAIe
very dull at SLY. W 1n'oe
The Morning herald., 1876-02-10
TAILORS. ( = ,..2,',. Z2@'.' q Q
VIM. O'C0NNOR,r
$40 I.& ,l too .ifs
Merchant Tailor

is making to order at his new Establish
ment tt..s 1.,.a,'F -
No. 2 East Third Streets, "
! (Over Dubells hat storel
English Fur Beaver Overcoats. from $SO y
G5 that can't be had ataany, other tallors
less than go TO & pahhtsh haS n9 y anv y % ohe, s
piace less than from % to $l4;; business suits
msIie to order, fit and goods guaranteed
rom SIS to $50. Pants q specially.
Iadies' walking coats cut and made TO or'
der. Call and examine my stock ana sage
from ten to fifteen per cent. noV1z-oms,ot0Ww w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-04

Every political demonstration recently
held In New York has been spoken OF as
the grandest ever witnessed in that city
This IL mistake. 1t is safe 10 say that by
lar the largest night dem onstration was
m ade IN New York by Wide Awake clubs
in the fall Of 1850, when Mr.. Lin coin, n.
Douglass, and Mr.. Breckinridge were ru1
ming for the Presidency. Many, IL not most,
OF the clubs participating came from the
surrounding states, and for days before the
forchlight parade arriving trains brought In
thousands of Wide Awakes. The procession
took up Its line of march down the Bowery.
near the Cooper Institute. Leaving the
Bowery at its southern terminus, 1t passed
down Chatham street and thence into Broad
way, up which IL marched, the procession
occup yiDg the entire street from curb 10
curb Tie great length OF the procession
can be imagined by those familiar with New
York when IL is stated that the head of the
column had reached Union square before the
rear OF the long line had left the Cooper In
stituie going down the Bowery. II was es-
timated st the time that the procession
numbered AZ least IS coo torches. Those who
saw this really imposing pageant pronounce
II by far the greatest night demonstration
In the way Of a procession ever witnessed In
the metropolis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-04

In consequence of the outcry raised against
the supplementary Awards, the Centennial
Commission has decided to return to the
original system of awards, aui give to each
successful exhibitor, with the medal and
diploma, the report OF The judges, signed by
them. With the exception of such corrsc-
tons OF errors Ia phraseology as are m aie In
the necessary process of editing, and Ia a
few cases the striking out OF matter In the
nature Of advertisements inserted in viola
tion OF the Instructions 10 the judges, the
reports will be furnished to exhib itors lust
a. written. IL appears that only about q 900
reports out of 1I,e00 are signed only by the
examining judge, aud are without the ap-
prevail OF the group of judges, not because
they withheld their sanction. but bee ause In
their haste 10 return TO their homes the
matter was neglected. The New York Ecen-
mo Post takes the view thai, even without
the approving signatures OF all the Judges
the reports signed by single ex psrts In each
department viii be the best awards that
could have been given tn exhibit1rs, and
says that this decision will prevent he exhi
bition from becoming a failure IN one o, It's
most important features
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-04

The Philadelphia Press Will record the cleo
tion Of Gen. Butler with pleasure In reg Ard
TO Hoar, IL says he has always been q per-
sonal politician, and that while President
Grants Attorney General, In 1855, he seemed
10 delight In making himself unplea To
his own profession. 1t therefore hopes
EVERY republican 10 his district will vote
for the old fashioned radical who taught Ms
the meaning OF the word 'contraosnd, :
brought Baltimore TO obedience, saved New
Orleans from pestilence. AMI hung Munford
Ior insulting the American dag"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-04

While the democrats continue " be ex-
uberantly hopeful OF carrying New York,
they are willing TO take off few tsousaud
from the IS 900 majority they have Claimed
In the state The Albany Argus, the demo-
cratic state organ, now figures out q temo-
cratic majority OF 22,7S. The republican
papers, though not ELUSIVE. still refua To
admit the possibility OF defeat, and the last
INDUCES In some figuring 10 show that thee
are enough repu olican votes in the state o
give Hayes as large q vote as Dix receive,
In lsT2; and that the democrats cannot, with
full vote, (such as will be polled on Tues
day;) call out enough of their own voters
and win enough disseminated republicans
to overcome the 5000 republican majority
OF 1872.
The following table SHOWS the vote OF thi
t,,x
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-04

The present House of Representatives,
stands ls democrats to los republicans Tn.
democrats have the ma jorfty OF II, aud to
overcome this the republicans must gain 80
So far they have gained i've in Ohio aud four
In Indiana. They need TO gain on Tuesday
thirty more, and they assert that they will
gain that number as fol'Ows:-C California. 1;
Connecticut, !; Illinois, 6; Iowa, 4; Masss-
chusetts, 3; Michigan, 4 New Hampshire, 2;
New Jersey, 2; New YORK, 5; Pennsylvania
2; Wisconsin, 1. Total, y But of course to
get a majority they mus. gain thirty and
make no losses, which is letter luck proba-
bly, than they can count on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-04
Reading Matter on Every Page

The Centennial commission has decided
that, although the great ex 1ioitio1 will for
malIy close on Friday next, the i0:h Inst +,
persons will continue to be ad mittet at the
usual rates until the 18th inst The exbioi-
tion will formally close With a grand juoila-
tion. There will be a series of national sal
utes, brief addresses from prominent men,
aud orchestral and vocal music under the
direction OF Theodore Thomas. President
Grant has consented tn be present and per-
form the closing ceremony. Every Ameri-
can may justly feel proud over the success
OF the great exhibition, since 10 surpasses by
far anything Of the kind ever before attempt
ed In the world, not only In the vastness of
Its extent, but In It's pecuniary results
Down TO and including the 81 inst ant, more
than go, 600 pay ing visitors had attended
IL, and IL r. estIm ated that before the formal
closing this number will be swelled To
5000 600. Next Tuesday being election day.
however, the attendance, at least from a
distance, may fall of m sterlslIy, as most or
the voters will deem IL their duty to be at
home on that occasion. But then, Tuesday
Is "Woman's Day." when IL is expected that
the attendance will be considerably increased
mainly by our disfranchised female citizens.
Philsde lphia wants a special day. aud IL one
Is accorded her a large attendance may be
NApctteI upt Only Tue cry iIpiu
points within a three or four hours ride. The
attendance on "ClOsiug Day" will also be
very large The Ledger says that as remark
ably large the attendance has been In
country so young as ours. IL Is not the most
remarkable feature, for the population with
In seven days travel OF the exhibition does
not exceed forty to forty five millions Of
people. while the population within seven
days travel OF any of the great European
exhibitions is not less than one huud red AMI
fifty TO two hundred millions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-04

Senator BIaiue's voice gave out at Troy,
New York, on Thursday night. IL IL not
surprising In view of MS continuous labors
on the stump duriog the present canvass.
he snd his admirers may congratulate them
selves that his voice did not fail him until
just as the campaign was closing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-04

The October report OF the Agricultural De-
partment shows a red uction in the yield of
the wheat crop of nearly one sixth, while the
quality Is somewhat superior. There Is an
average corn crop, and a short crop of pota-
toes. or sweet potatoes there is full ave-
rage crop OF good quality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-04

Whatever objection may be made to the
policy of . solid democratic south on the
national ticket, there will be pretty geo.
erAl feeling OF satisfaction am ong the best
people of all parties should the local rule In
South Carolina be placed In reputable hands
through the election of Hampton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-04

The verdict of most people wNld be in the
case OF one Michael Il ran, of Baltimore, who
drank q quart OF whisky az on. time and
very naturally died from Its effect, ''ssrved
him right
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-04
BOOTS AND SHOES.

n FAD, RE.p; hEAD!-Tte place 20 buy good
Momsn's GoI ed end Plain Caters, 0I up: UV
m wS%eP PAL I'll is.,hsr Shoes a 70 ca
Misses' do 81 Is to O.; Ladies FoEed Button,
CLIO TO 90; Misses School Seoes. el ana s IS;
Cbildrens School khoes, 75c to d Is; Mems con,
grees, 81 -D snd leo (good;l case Mems Bro
Gans; p per patr: Mems Coarse Boots, % 70 o.;
Boye do 81 Is TO %. Nos 19ls-l9l6 Penns
avenue. between ls,h ard 29th pts octsO-sr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-04
FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR RENT AND SALE.
EoR RIET- Eurnish-d 30 ms ia |. p-tv.ts
tv,.n enc d: rear ..s,, once SIN ssS s
F0k REsI-At sis per month: HOUSE Ne:
E tSSS |: dN SS ss,G ssss,y nss
FoR RthT.A h.re Cs.nee-s beautiful suite
YuTn,shed; south front; ae:l1 hesssd By L:trsSes
:ss:st b ss I4s ;sIs:.
E0R hIEImaas llth street oOrthve.t, . nae
ssr;t seo "s IpSsirs next dscs :. enc. s1aa
Fox skEImThe UPPIE PART o ,os 18th
W. .. THoSPs3E. fssr@s e,s..
Honsss Win nine raoms ella. ks and mod ns
soevsniepoes In each Q street. bstwssn 18Th end
e LOIS a sss q s s.
sss.: q Si;i 81 s' q; DsiT
LOB kEhT-nsv HOUSE, vith modern i'm
prossCsnt:; IL, &c rooms, on 90 street north
hath room; sink 10 Kitchen: large yard &c. Rent
a.. =, % s csrsfu tenant. Apply ct No. 1923 :.oond
L'eB RENT-ROOMs. FURNISHED with eyery.
thing for housekeeping. and some small BIO
Rooms, At 30, S34 Peonsylvania avenue, south
eest CUT OF Wv ~ sucet octlA I'm
LOB RENT-00 10 sioe room BRICK HOUSE.
spsly to T. J. RBOwS, hoo n street north;
LOB PENTHOUSE No 6I3 New Jersey ave
= pue, pine rome, gas and water, aud good ard
Bsnt 80 per moi tn. Apeiy - W. q. JOHNSON,
no I,S l5th street northwest. oct6 I'm
HOB RENT-Bo. 1871 Rfsrs street bet 0een n
L epo Streets new ROUSE, the emily one lett Of
six stmisr houses; eleven rooms. with every conve-
Asps 10 the SO .Su:n hs1s
E0RsALE.Tyot two story ADD basement PRESS
BR1OK FRSHr HOUSES, all modern i'm
LOT on East Capitol street, between 9TH ana 10th
streets, fronting south, SsXl0s feet; ali Improve
meuts paid Apply 70 BATES q RYON. Real n.
tate and Insurance Agents, 50S D street north.
SesI. sugfsf
EOR REET-A nrst class RESIDENCE, With an
.t,s %sdsr n IMP m..ess@snss. Ne 1915 avenue
delightful locations In Washington. Apply 20 j. J.
sAEDD, 1402 18th q. snessm
LOB SALE. BENT Or EXOH sNGE-A large
= numoeT OF HOUSES Of every description In off
lerenf seotiops OF the city for sale and rent Also
several r. kMs in the vicinity VI Washington to
puIeh.sins. Isepe trl BATES RfoH.
k'OR hENT-HOUsE No. S2l 18th street north
wet, and Oerpets and part Of Furniture for
sae. Appy on premises sug1
ECR RENT-ST0R1 and DWELLING No.
= 1881, corner Of 18th and streets o ,rthwest
has been successful stand for dry ard fancy goods
auire In 81 18th street northwest ssSss So"
eTh sI Ss . III 3. $50 So 1 g S
osf0o. 800, o 100, ei0Oo, ~ go Well located
and On saU "srns. H SWIFT.
oo0-0 ell fth strsss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-04

LOB REnT.-9en. Grants hdqusrterp,
= uth and streets NV, m. I'm d. ut low
Northwest corner 1lth si eet and Pc rent low
No. lbs 10Th street, furnished, 10 rooms. $40
no. 10 l3th street northwest, Is rooms, m lid
No lD2 and hl4 street W, 10 Rooms. stable. 100
Se Hist street northwest, rooms, mod fmp...... 20
l420 N street northwest, mod. imIs 10 rooms. -
No Ii6 llth street nortnw west ii rooms, f..... 90
No l04 O street soutbeast, rooms. Ingie Place %
NV cor. otn and q sts n " store n dwelling 30
leO6 y street Northwest, furnished, Omr.... 20
DO 26 9Th street southeast, 8 rooms. mod fmps ~
No. go 7th street southwest. II rooms ....... a
No. 6 81 street southeast 10 rooms, mod I'm cs %
No. EO4 18th street north west, rooms ....... 30
No III 9Th street northeast, mod imps ...-..... s.
New houses, on 9th street above T...-..... ... IS
etore and dwelling, No IS Bign St. Geo town IS
l8 street northwest, rooms. mod. fm ss,.. 81
NO. ~. IL aud l9 street northeast. 10 rs, m fp
l42o street northwest. rooms. mcd. imps.... 81
SlS street southeast, two story br.cE ...... 20
DO. bl4 street Sc rooms, GAs aud water q
store sol 9Th street nor thwest. .
NO 40 New Jersey ave southeast, Md. imps rs
MOS 1857. H3S, H5e street north sest $3.50. IS
DO % sth street northeast, rooms, M imp- q
Nos 1874, 1875 and ISIS 18th ct. y, Z RS. Ia e. Is
lOlO New Jersey avenue south asst. II 3ouas.. IS
no. " IelaWAre avenue, near LIST and h........ ~
NO. ~, Ge Sc, rooms. gas and vater.-.... IS
No l4Il, l4L Sd st. NV, 6roOms and WSeer. AZ
No. u06 Park street northeast, rooms, m f. IS
Mo-. and1 Foundry Place. ..-..... ........... Is
Z2l5 and 22l5 18Th street rooms. ............ rs
No, 2l0e 18th street northwest, 2story........ IS
Also, number OF other houses. full parto alsrs Of
which will be siyeu By application ct tbs ofice OF
,. b. WARHER, Ith and ssrseps. octIi-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-04
MEDICAL, &c.

"SATIsPA0II0a"-A positive cure, q Isr bot.
uia by Dr.. Darby, Ct lis q street, cor. Of Penn.
sylvanfa avenue. Consultations free. octl0 Inn
nR; BUOkLBR JOB 60 twenty ysars sxDe.
y rience In Female Diseases, Irregularities, Owe
Ran Tumors GuaraL tees satisfaction or no CHARGE
Businese confidential. Rooms for PATIENTS. 16l
=. Howard s,rest, Baltimore auen-tr
SPACIAL NOTIO1-Dr kOBERTsON can DC
- consulted ev. ~ Wednesday ana Saturday, q hts
once. 4Sl 10Th street northwest, near "a avenue,
from TO , m, ell Diseases Of the Urinary Or
faLs and hervous Diseases, viz: Organic aud Semi.
nai Me;n1nsss, Nervous Debility, InPStency, Pre-:
the Heart. DiDDess Of Sight OF 0iddiness, Indiges
tton. 30 &c., oil resulting from abuses in yonth
excuses In mar hood, and carly tndiscretionG Com
errnse snicturss md sy lhilis quickly cured. DIT
epce IN special practice, endorsed By the leading
Eny sictens OF bis city, visits Washington every
wednesday and Saturday. Persons In need Of med.
teal treatment for any Of the above viii 6nd
to their interest TO call upon him, Who win insure
bonersbls and scientific treatment, and cure guar
anteeo In every case he undertakes VIII refer his
petrons TO any OF the leading physicisns OF Bald
more, and show letters Of Testimonials from the
same Remember the days, and number Of once,
MarS0.ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-04
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
NOIlCE All persons are hereby warntd aselu 4
= ne gottsting . note for The sum o32s, ma o b.
mrs Jacobs, In favor Of Moses Foskey % the same
VIII be &C infested In court.
Ii MOSES rOaKRy
h MOULr0h having OBJ aimed note m GO by
" me Tor no. dated October {, 1876, ell persons
same as l received no value therefor
noyS-5t' HUGH @ OaRROTHERS
l USBsWELLs' DUR8KA. IL reseMtlss aad is
L equal to an English preparation for which /
pafd four times tie amsunt he charges for his.
noyl tr ID. Z. II AheH ALL. Continental Hotel,
II ARPLET0N CO.'S ONLY AUTHOR-
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