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Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-01-23
Senator CockrelI's New Bill.

The bill introduced by Senator
Cockrell to regulate the currency, is
the subject Of much discussion about
congress, and as a test of its impor-
lance is being sent broadcast by the
special correspondents, who have
also interviewed other senators as to-
its merits. The common remark
among Democrats is that it is a bill
which, while possibly faulty in some
details, is, on the whole, one upon
which the Democrats can unite; that
it is calculated to unite all opposition
to the Republican party On the ques-
ton, except the tiat-money people
and the extreme gold men.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-01-23

The clergymen of st. Louis are
moving for a law compelling the issu-
ing of licenses before marriages can
be solemnized. They will address Il
memorial to the Legislature on the
subject. They want G law which
shall compel parties contemplating
matrimony to procure a license from
the County Clerk, or some other des-
ignated official, before approaching
the clergyman. In q word, the cler-
gy desire to rid themselves of all re-
sponsibility i'll cases of marriages
performed by them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-01-23

Ok FANCY CARDS with name, Toe.
81 Plain or Gold. $50 styles. Agents
Outfit Toe. Hull 81 Co., Hudson, n. Y,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-01-23

Johnson's Anodyne Liniment will positively
prevent this terrible disease, and will positively
cure nine cases in ten. Information that will
save many lives sent free by mail. Don't delay
Il 4llonnent. Prevention is better than cure. Sold
1. ). JOHNSON II CO.,
S-4t Rnu,nr NIof,a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-01-23
SCHOOL STATISTICS.
Sup't r.. ID. ShannOm's Report.


Whole number from 6 to 20 years
old 68S, 203, of which 1881 are col
ored.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-01-23

39-.tf
Bismarck tribune., 1879-09-05
vEGETlEE
Cured Her.
DOrcheSter, Mass, j unc

DR.. Stevens
Dear sir,-1 feel it my duty to say one word
in regard to the great benefit have received
from the use Of one of the greatest wonders Of
one of the greatest sufferers for the last eight
years that ever could be living I do sincerely
thank my God and your Vegetine for the re-
lief have got. The rheumatism has panied
me to such an extent, that my feet broke out
in sores. For the last three years have not
been able to walk; now can walk and sleep,
and do my work as well as ever did, and
must say owe it all to your purifier, Vege-
tine MARGERY WELLS. 81
Vcgetine:-The great success Of the Vege-
tine as a cleanser and purifier of the blood is
shown beyond Q doubt by the great numbers
who have taken it, and received Immediate re-
lief, with such remarkable cures
Bismarck tribune., 1879-09-05
The Fear of Lightning.

The painful story of the two happy
children killed, while sitting in their gar
den seat under t e tree, by a stroke of
lightning, will deepen the horror of those
who suffer from fear Of lightning. The
most agonizing of all nervous fears is
that of lightning, and a count of those
whose lives are really embittered by this
dread would number scores of thousands,
many of them persons who know no
other fear.
Twenty years ago, the writer remem-
bers turning with O smile to others who
shrank and cried at the peals of a terri
BILE storm in q country house. The glare
of bolt coming down the center Of the
room caught the eye at that very instant;
the next was an explosion that shook the
house, and insensibllity followed. Two
men IN the same room were burnt by the
bolt, though no ives were lost; but
never been able to smile at lightning
again. To give any idea Of the terror left
on nervous organization by the shock
would involve extravaganza of terms. 81
But, unfortunately, so far from being
an exception, there are too many who suf-
fer the same harrassments with me. Nor
are women, alone, subject to this nervous
ness. I knew . school superintendent
and canal contractor, a man, over fifty
years old, = ho would hide IN closet in
a storm, and had been known to rush
from bel Nth flight at lightning. Many
will remember the professor at Bowdoin
College, who always retreated to the cell
lar in q thunder storm, although his
house was bristling with Zig thing rt,ds.
The strongest man i ever knew, who
Bismarck tribune., 1879-09-05
w ,X|'EeEEI!.5 E!9 EI.!E.!t;n..
AND W1SAss W1SA ss'ej CURED
OeIaWare, O.. Eeb. l6, lS'


Mr.. II. r Stevens
Dear Sir,-1 wish to give you this testimony
that you may know, and let others know, what
Vegetine has done for me About two years
ago small sore came on my leg: it soon be-
came a large Ulcer, SO troublesome that con-
suited the doctor, but got no relief, growing
worse from day to day. suffered terribly;
could not rest day or night; [ was SO reduced
my friends thought | would never recover; |
his advice: it did no good. I can truly say
was discouraged. At this time was looking
over my newspaper; 1 saw your advertisement
Of Vegetine, the "Great Blood Purifier for
cleansing the blood from all impurities. curing
Humors, Ulcers, &c. said to my family, will
try some Of the Vegetine. Before had used
the first bottle began to feel better. I made
up my mind had got the right medicine at
last. could not sic well nights. con tin
ued aking the Vege.me. / took thirteen bot
ties. My health is good. The Ulcer is gone,
and am able to attend to business. paid
about four hundred dollars for medicine
before bought the Vegetine. have recon-
mended Vegetine to others with good success.
I always keep a bottle of it in the house now.
It is a most excellent medicine. Very Respect
80 F.ANTHoN1.
Mr.. Anthoni IS one of the pioneers Of Della
ware, 0. He settled here in 1884 He is a
wealthy gentleman, Of the firm of F. Anthoni
& Sons Mr.. Anthoni is extensively known,
especially among the Germans. He is well
known in Cincinnati. He is respected by ALL
Impure Blood.-In morbid conditions Of the
blood are many diseases; such as salt-rheum,
ring worm, boils, carbuncles, sores, ulcers and
pimples. In this condition of the blood try
the Vegetine, and cure these elections. As a
blood purifier it has no equal. Its effects are
1uon6 o,fu1 ~.a.ag
Bismarck tribune., 1879-09-05

No lady. objects to seeing description
Of her costume in print. On the contrary,
she.l likes it.. Women dress for women !;
. man may have general idea that 9
lady lof ks very nice on some particular
occasion, but the. why ana wherefore is
beyond him. alis .3s Ms Il is3s Sgs. b
Bismarck tribune., 1879-09-05

Stop up your ear with your finger.
You hear r,aring as Of a miniture Nj
agara. Remove your finger and put IN
its place wad OF. cotton, or anything else
you choose. The roaring is gone. Did
you ever think of the cause of this? The
roaring which you hear is the sound of
the circulation Of the blood in the tip Of
ayonr finger. Try it.
Bismarck tribune., 1879-09-05
hundred times more dangerous than no

hundred times more dangerous than no
rod at all. y
So far from lightning being danger
most difficult to avoid, it has very simple
laws. and may be entirely guarded
against BY proper conductors. Witness
the British navy, which met 500 disasters
q year by lightning till ships were provii-
dad with conductors, by which the fatal
tiles were reduced to fifty, ameng ships
the tapics, xpesed to violent storms,
and ere may Be fairly charged to care.
iesst1et n, regard 10 the conductors.
Bismarck tribune., 1879-09-05


resd 81 No fIead ID ilol1ses 81 lle reeeal
celebrattdG, Il NJ fou, at O. contkz ~ a
versary Of the birth q the Isoes Nd
Enchanter Of Erin, whose magic has D6und ds
Thy wand for one moment we fOndly WOuit
claim, sSs
Entranced while it summons the phantomi
That blne into life at the sound Of ihy name
The tell-tales Of memory wake from theil
hea, t, old song with it's tender refrain
What pass on es J. i hid in those honey y-voiced
What perfume Of youth in each exquisite
strain! afSt5s5ie l 3s... 81
The home Of my childhood comes back as a
vision 5a9
Hark! Hark! A soft chord from its song
haunted room
lis morning of May, when the air is Elysian-
The syringa in bud and the lilac in bloom -
We are clustered around the "Clementi" pia-
no
There were six of us then-thcre are two of
us how lst a
She is Sim. ing the girl with the silver So
How sThe Lord Of the vally" was false to
his VOW sFGs
Let Erin remember" the echoes are calling
Through The Vale Of Avoca" the waters
The Exile" laments while the night-dews arc
falling
"Thc Morning of Life" dawns again as Of
old
D,,A I, 1o1,o offr
lescence!
Around us such raptures celestial they flung
That it seemed as if Paradise breathed its
Quintessence
Through the seraph-toned-lips Of the maid.E
that sung!
Long hushed are the chords that my boyhood
enchanted
As when the smooth wave by the angel was
stirred,
Yet still with their music is memory haunted,
And oft in my dreams are their melodies
feel like the priest to his altar returning
The crowd that was kneeling no longer is
there,
And sandal and cinnamon sweeten the air.
The veil for her bridal young Summer is
weaving
In her re-domed hall with its tapestried
And Spring the last tear-drops of May-dew is
On the daisy Of Burns and the shamrock of
Moore.
How like, how unlike, as we view them to-
gether,
The song OF the minstrels whose record VIC
One fresh as the breeze blowing over the
heather
One sweet as the breath from an odalisques
Ah, passion can glow mid a palaces splcnder;
The cage does not alter the song OF the bird,
And the curtain of silk has known whispers
as tender
As ever the blossoming hawthorn has heard
No fear lest the step Of the soft-slippered Ora
Should fright the young Loves from their
warm little nest,
For the heart of a Queen, under Jewels and
laces,
Beats lllnv with the pulse in the peasant
glrl's breast!
Z Thrice welcome each gift Of kind Natures be-
slowing!
her fountain neeQS nUCle The SODleL we nOlQ;
Alike, when its musical waters are flowing,
The shell from the seaside, the chalice Of
gold.
The twins of the Tyre to her voices had lis
tened;
Both laid their best gifts upon Liberty's
shrine:
For Scetia's loved minstrel the holly wreath
glistened; ts
For Erin s the rose and the myrtle entwine.
And while the fresh blossoms Of summer are
For the sea-girdled, stream-silvered, lake
jeweled isle,
While her mantle of verdure is woven unfaded,
While Shannon and Liffey shall dimple and
smile,
The land where the staff of Saint Patrick was
planted,
Where the shamrock grows green from the
cliffs to the shore,
Where the maidens are fair and the men are
undaunted,
Shall wreathe her bright harp with the gar
lands of Moore!
Bismarck tribune., 1879-09-05
Chicago and St. Paul
and Minneapolis.

The Chicago Milwaukee and ST. Paul Rail-
way is the only North western Line connecting
IN same depot IN CHICAGO with any of the Grt at
Eastern and Southern Railways, and in the
most convenient 1'ocated with reference to
reac ing any Depot Hotel or place OF business
in that City.
Through Tickets and Through Baggage
Checks to all Principal Cities.
Steel Rail za".ck, thoroughly ballasted, free
from dust Westinghouse Improved automatic
Air Brake, Mille,'s Safety Platform a,t1 Coupz-
ssqs on all Passenger Cars.
Ihe Finest Day Coaches and Palace Sleeping
Cars.
This Road connects more Business Centres,
Health and Pleasure Resorts, and passes
through finer country, with grander scenery,
than any other Northwestern LINE.
Il. p. Fl. CARPENTER,
Gen. .sa. aud Ticket Agent
s. s. iNERRIL, JNO. C GA AULT,
Gcne1a al Manager. Ass'tGe Manager.
Bismarck tribune., 1879-09-05
VEGETlhE.
Is better than any
Medicine.

HENDERSON, KY, Dec, 1877.
1 have used II. r. Stevens Vegetine, and
like it better than any medicine I have used
for purifying the blood. One bottle of Veg
etine accomplished more good than all other
medicines 1 have taken.
THOS. LYME,
Henderson, Ky.
VEGETINE is composed of Roots, Barks,
and Herbs. It is very pleasant to take; every
child likes it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-08

Democratic Senator Bayard believes that the
New Hampshire republican claimant of seat
In the Senate Is entitled to decision In his
favor Republican Senator Carpenter Is con-
strained by his view of the law and precedents
to contrary conclusion. These Senators have
been long enough In political life to know bet
ter than to thus disregard the precedents and
unwritten law which provide that on legal
questions, where two opinions are possible, a
true democrat or true republican shall be
drawn irresistibly and Internationally to the
conclusion most favorable to his party. AS 1T
Is, the stalwarts OF the two parties must check
on these Senators with opinions as paired
The play may then go on according to the usua
programme, unless the fears that prevail OF
further Interruptions OF similar character are
realized.
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Egypt Is enjoying first-class political ''cri-
sis.n The Khedive is tired OF being governed
by the representatives of England and France
In the Egyptian government. He has dis
missed them and new native cabinet has been
formed. 1t Is possible that the Khediye may
obtain an Englishman and a Frenchman to
oversee his affairs who viii be more pleasing to
him personally than the present representa-
tives. But England and France cannot afford
to give up their hold On Egypt, though policy
win lead them to prefer to govern 1t indirectly.
Debt-burdened Egypt is practically nation In
the hands OF a receiver
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-08

The reports In the morning papers left the
result Of the election in Cincinnati In doubt,
but the dispatch elsewhere from Richard
Smith, editor of the Cincinnati Gazette, who Is
thoroughly well Informed In Ohio politics,
states that the republicans have carried Cincln-
natl by from 800 to LOO majority. AS the issue
In Cincinnati was on national politics the re-
publicans viii find some compensation In the
result for their defeat In Chicago, where the
contest also had q national bearing.
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FOR RENT AND SALE
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
,THOs. 4 wAa0AlIxN, sls Seventh seu>.a.
Wnang2 made Wednesday, And 6akurdSy1)

400, 49,, 11ree- Story Houses for Sale.
sSs st nw. mod nf i%p %p d b. egg
III s 3 t. nx mG %od dn 4@Ss Il q
40! st NV. mod imps. 10 rs... .:....... 7.n
e eoa st. w., mod. imp, 10 rs.............. ESQ
Cor and North Capitol sts. mod imps 8 RI SM H
1tco- Story Brick and Frame Houses For SaLs
s ssi an Mh St t. NV mod imps. 1oes
Is IA st n a. hi rs. ...-.'...'.'........ 1000
ay bet and Gnw. I'm: rs::: 2SSo
Sls 10Th st. Sc. h.. mod imps H.: 1. sS
a aaS ~, 4th ct NV, hh water, 1900
o<S 11tn 81. g g., In, b ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1kO0
Unimproped Property For. Sale.
dDs ct bet LIST and I'd e.. per f. ...::..... 80
&c sosh ST t. h BET and ,Es w FER g
Est bat 2ist and 22d NV. per II. 80
bet 18Th and P9 1!s square a.. per 81 peril
St, bet 18th and 10Th NV, PSF ft.......... 80
Houses for Rent.
Cor. 18th aud r SITS W., furn m l., IL rs 9l25 90
Stoddard st.. GEORGETOWN. m. l.. fur 10 RS. .12s 90
&c Grant Place NV, mod. imps.. "a 5000
20 st. NV. mod; imps. IL rs ............. 5000
~. T. st Sc. mod. imps.. IL 1900
Si3 Pa ave. NV, (upper foors). II r. ...... 400
~ Ct se, Inod imps.. II rs............. 81 o.
~ 1Si i IN ave nv moi 5inps. 10 rs...... $50
7 jos st. w large garden, rs 300
i4so 1883 Rhode Island ave rw M T. Rs 2 S5o
io4 a. 18th st W.. Observation-Disclosures. 2OGa
i5 10 ,d l5th st NV. rs.....-.......... 1907
t29 10Th st NV. Observation-Disclosures. l6 o.
9, E E, cor: l2th St and Ma ave sw rs IS %
O. O. taliey sc Stergefown 10 rs............ Is 30
70 Grace ST, GeorgerowD. 5 rs............. Is O0
Stores and Offices.
s$i st. hail. has steam pos prntinI oii:s 80 90
Corner 10th and Penn. ave. Vernon Row.
koo om 10 o. Zoo Ia%
Room IL. 1905
Roum H.. 1000
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NJ u G E.
no MY FORMER PATRONS AND CUSTOMERS
have this day sold to SAMUEL G. PALMER,
my entire and cool will therein, and he is
entitled to gather and collect all It les, Siphons,
Kegs, Fountains. &C, now outstanding.
/ cordially reca mmend Mr.. Palmer to all my
former customers in the business.
April lat 1879. NJ M. WHITNEY,
BOTHER OF MINERAL WATER. SC, &C,
208 It'll st. s.w
Referring to the above, solicit the continuance of
the patronage formerly extended to Mr. Whitney.
Send orders to
No. 81 Greene ST.. GEORGETOWN, DO
ep1 SAMUEL q. PALMER,
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HfOh BENZ.
124 East Capitol ct, brick, IL rooms mod inpa $50
2new Brick Houses, rooms. mod. i'm pf., each Is
11al et brica. rooms gas and water. Is
FOR SALE
Several very cheap PROPERTIES in elegant loc..
tons. prices ran, lug from $500 to $40 600; small
customers a. low rate interest
Also. great many fine LOTS in all sections of the
city, with special Inducements tn builders
". T. BURFORD. Real Estate Broker.
apo-U 708 St
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DROPOSALS FOR SWEEPING AND CLEAN.
J. ING ALLEYS.
ENGINEER DEPARTMENT, DISTRICT OF COLUNBIA,1
WASHINGTON. april Z, 1879 I
By direction Of the Board of Oonmiss oners
II O'Clock NJ, on TUESDAY, April 18TH 1879 for
swearing and cleapn the public alleys the cities
of WASHINGTON and GEORGETOWN, for period from
April Is, 1879 to June 3d. 1880
Blank forms and all necessary information can
be obtained upon apple alton at this office ana no
bid will receive consideration unless ma lie upou
blank forms
No proposal will be received from any failing CON
tractor, known as such On the records Of the Dis
trct of Columbia since July let 1878.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids.
WM j. TWINING,
Major Engineers, q. g. A., Engineer Commissioner.
% C. ap86t
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u OR 3 E Mt
b. o. HOFFMAN,
10th and street northwest.

FOE BE t
B. O. HOFFMAN,
10th and street northwesA
g NV. "A r and bsth, furnished.
NO. tO8 9Th st. n w., Is rooms and bath. la
No 1920 Penn. ave. business plsce. JOG
NO. III st. NV, IA rooms. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is
No. 1887 st. n W., II rooms 81,
no oIo "a st. NV, 10 rooms. ..................45
~ L. 10 foi1ie. ~
q" L. Id
No. 9l7 9TH st. NV, 8 rooms .............. Is
ID
NO. WI It'll ct. NV, rooms. .........,,,,....3
NO. 925 7th st. NV, rooms. ...................S
NO. 454 st. NV, roon1s. .................,S s
NO. job 9TH st.. NV, rooms. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w Penn ave- NV, rooms. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 30
20 70 f91 II st. sw, rooms and store
NO a3d 18th St NV, rooms, also stable as
no ZZ2S 18TH St n W rooms. ..............,..l IL
10 Ivy Y s. ne, rooms. IL
NO 1VS3 ISL ne, rooms. ....................lG
No $40 D.. - o. IooIus. II
No 9H ksnn ave. NV, store ............,.... loo
70 34M n l. ave., store. ,.................,..7 F
~ e51 n I. ave., store. 70
~ Hst. H. W., STORE. 81
~ go tu r. n w; store. .........,... az
OncS rOoms a. l4l9 N. Y. ave- NV Upper nort,o,
lsAl ana 1873 y. 7. ave. n.w n,
Houses anc Lots In every section OF the ctv 10
sale, at prices from 81 600 to $5OONO and On ass,
terms. Au property for sale at my offics hsa hss.
reduced in price A"' oe'0'
B. O HOFFMAN.
10th and f sta. n. w.
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THE KINGS sEGRET.
REMARKABLE HISTORICAL BOOK
The secret correspondence Of Louis XIV with his
diplomatic agents. from 1852 to 1774 by the
DUO DE BROGLIE
The existence of a secret correspondence carried
on by Louis XIV with his diplomatic agents without
the knowledge Of his ministers is q certain fact.
What was this SECRET OF THE KINa," as 1t is
called IN contemporary documents?
Just published and for sale by
ROBERT BEALL,
BOOKSELLER AND SrATIONER,
ap5-3t 1913 Pa ace.
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To Advertisers.

Advertisers are requested to send in their ST.
aouncements as early IN the day a. possible, AID In
al cases before II o'clock M. The Insertion in the
sanne days issue Of those reaching the Office after
that hOnr cannot be assy1red
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auction Sales.
oo n1 FRIDAY, April ilth, al p. m, premises No
Tue above ia only small part Of tho property for
rent and sale on by books For complete List see bull
ietn issued on the LIST and 18th OF esch month which
can he hsd application at mn Office or viii he cent
by mail, il desired N>1 Nv WIN
$4,000, So COO, $4,000. al Ol0 s8oO seoo a. ,o-
oeAt % ouV, SAOU AT per cant. ap5tr
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PROPOSALS.

{ oNsTRgcIIoN OF FIRE PROOF BUILDING
~ FOR NATIONAL MUSEUM
S1ITH6ONIAN INSTITUTION2
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
WASHINGTON, ID. o., March "a, I870t
separate Proposals. Will Re received Ct this once
untu II NJ on the TENTH DAY OF APRIL, 1879, fer
furnishing and delivering the Concrete Stone, Rub
STONE. Bricks, Cement, Lime and Sand, and also
concrete foundations for al labor in building foun
dstions and cellar walls Of rubbe stone and for Al
lahor in laying bricks.
The plans of the building may be seen specihc.:
oonf all liz ceessry Information and blank forms OF
proposa.s may be obtained at The once Of Cluss aad
Schnlze, Architects, (Corcorsn BuildingD
The pronosals, in the preecr. bt form. WIN be sd
dressed -SInthsonisn Institution. once Of 9ecre-
tary. Washington, D. O." mar29-eodtapo
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To Corre.nond.nt.

Lsssers should be addressed to the Editorial OF
aStness MANAGER Of The STAB according to their
tanoz, and not TO any individual narlel Otherwise
ssnce, etc
Checks, etc, should ali cases be made payable
to the order Of TIE EVENING SrAR NRvsPxPTp
OoG1ANY-not tn that Of any individual
Anonymous communications not readt re-
Iected nannscripts not returned or preee-yed
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CWIMMING SCHOOL,
- Nos 6l1. 6l3 AND els STREET NV

Ulssses Are now rgsnizins for the Season Of 1879
Terms to commence April l.
Ladies, Gentlemen and Children, who Intend en-
ton mariI S,n
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LOST AND FOUND.

CTRAYED-Dark Red STEER; tar marks
~ on both Pumps and loin Liberal reward IL ~
Market. Stall No. 16. HENRY BAKERSMITn.
Strsye0 April 8, 1879. ans 3ts
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STATE AkaAYER's OFFICE AND
MEssRs. SHELTON. FOOTA l. OO-0ENrLEMEN:
| haye an"lyzed 2 sample Of BUNKER HILL
PICKLES, packed by You q humble OF weeks siet,e
in ope Of Z. H. Foote'S Patent Tin Cans. covered
with protecting lnug, with the following rssults
The Pickles have been led in this can for tine
stuff GENTLY long to determine any possible action OF
the Vinegar upon the tin and they do not contain
any traces OF tin lead, copper, or other poisonous
metals. Respectfully,
s. DANA HAYES
State Assayer, Massachusetts
The above comprises
SWEET MIXED PICKLES,
CHOW CHOW, and
For sale by
JOHN q. MA0RUDEk
mar27-r 1881 Neec York aScn,s.
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70 consult CONNOLLY BROS. Patent Attorneys
~ cfreee. No charge for advfca On patent rnni.
eora 8ol1Aclo service reudarsd uarlO-2m
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FOR SALE.
FOR sALE-A fine ciinker built BOAT, ~
l. double out rgger. Price $25. Gall in. ~
mediately at 612 Il st. ae. apB2ts -A0
E'OR SALk-A SLOOP, in good order, cheap Tor
L casb. Capacity about seven hundred "A
bushels # oysters. INQUIRE of JOHNSON ~
BROTHERS, foot of 18th st. ap7.3t. -
k'Ok SALE-pHETON HARNESS and splendid
iast-dnltlng MARE, eight years old and NJ
g Ets: Price *l75, cheap. Address ''Trav- .k11N
eler, Star Gffice. AMI 3ts ia
tS1 ARRIVED from Franklin county, Pa, IG
=, meaa OF HORSES; good workers and a.
dfNers Ato, one lSdy's saddle and har- 1SaN
ness MARE, ana one PONY boy can ride <12a
or DRIVE To be seen at JOHN SIMMONS Stab,as
o- 81 I'm ~ Inv ap7-3ts
Eok SALE-A beautiful STEAM YACHT; ohsap,
1 with .leeping and cooking accommoda- -
tiors. and fittea up In tina finest manner Ap-63H
Ply to WETZLER, y Exchange Place, -
Baltimore, Md, Or to d. W. JANOWITZ, Passenger
agent, D. q r. Depot, Washlnston. ap46t
FOE RAAE-A nva-horse power UPRI0H r
s>clLGB N nrstclass condition, At less tban
nalf cost p,ias Apply at Republic otaas. 1lci Pa,
avenue. .erlfIr