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National Republican., 1882-02-09
AUCTION SALES.

HNRUSTEE'S sALE-BY VIRTUE OF DEED
l. of trust,Tecorded among the land records of the
District of Columbia In Llber No. 9ii, Folio 223,
will sell ut auction at the Office of Thomas ]. Fisher
& Co., No. 1874 + street northwest, on MONDAY,
ali the following lots OF ground In said District VIII
Lots No: IL 49, a. and west half Of 49, In Block No.
Lot No g. In Block No. 8; Lot No =, In Block No.
o; Lot No. 4 In Block No. u; Lot NoyA In Block No
10; Lots No, and n, In Block No l6; Lot No 10, in
Block No. II, and lots Nos, sands In Block No. TO-.
Ia Todd and Browns subdivision OF parts OF Mount
Pleasant and Pleasant Plains. Also the following
Lots in the city of Washington, ID. c., viz: Fast half
of Lot No. a, IN Drurys subdivision Of Square No.
800; Lots No and 10, IN square No 23; Lot No. l.,
in Square No. 1888; Lots No. q and g. IN square north
west tofsquare Noi0ki Lots i2and l3,i Square No,
1858; east 80 feet inch of Lot No. and all OF Lots
No o. Z and S, in square No. 1861 and Lots No. l. 3 g.
II, and Is, in square No. l06O.
Terms-One-thlTd Of purchase money In cash. bal,
In six and Twelve months with interest secured
by deed of trust all In cash at purchasers option
A deposit OF soon each lot.
REGINALD FENDALL,
THos. ]. FISHER & co.
Ii ~
National Republican., 1882-02-09

Double taxation is always odious, aud 1t would
be dncult 10 lind more striking illustration
'han in the case Of the manufacture ofpropretary
medicines, the ingredients of which are subjected,
not only TO the general tax-as, for instance, oil
the alcohol employed-but to the special stamp
tax. Why should any discrimination be made
against an industry which, since 1862 has paid
over $50, 100000 into the United States Treasury
without there ever having been any sound reason
why IL should be more heavily taxed than other
tifcation for this tax why should IL not be repealed
National Republican., 1882-02-09

The REPUBLICAN will be issued on Sat
urday in double-sheet form of eight pages
and fifty-six columns and will be brim
full of news, political, personal, and social
gossip, and other matters of interest.
National Republican., 1882-02-09

A oolored messenger in the Treasury Department
has become stage struck over Mccullough. lie Is
a tall, well.iouned man, of light color, and the
other day, when he had the corridor TO himself
he draped towel about his head and began TO
stride up and down In dramatic style. Some one
happening 10 see him. asked what he was doing
why he responded naiyely, this Is Othello,"
The imitation WAS perhaps more perfect than he
he had supposed, and his makeup was not only
original but amusing
National Republican., 1882-02-09

The st, Louis Globe. .DemOcrdtdiscoyers tile depths
of President ArthuTs contemplated state dinners,
IN lact of all dinners by notables thus
Man Is Il feeding animal The opinions are in
fuenCed by the palate to far greater extent than
Is acknowledged. Some writers contend, with u
good shOw OF Illustration Hud deduction, that the
style Of food has much'to do With the formation Of
character 70 tickle mans palate, therefore, Is
to draw his teeth, Hs IL were; 10 put him In goner
Gus humor and make him soft and plHblc.
National Republican., 1882-02-09

huysen's dispatch deprecating a combi-
nation between this country and certain
South American nations, as against Chill
and others, into an expression of fear
of European nations is a very weak piece
Of demagogism. So far rs conference
of the American nations is concerned,
Congress is in session, and from that body
the President will probably have au-
thority to do whatever shall be deemed
hnai
National Republican., 1882-02-09

NATIONAL TItrArrra-John Mccullough" Damon
and Pythias.'
FoRD's OpERA.lIousE-FOrds Comic Opera Com.
pany-" Patience"
Masonic TEMpLE-washington light Guard Fair.
CAPITAL THENrRE-Naripty.
LINCOLN uALL-CouCert
National Republican., 1882-02-09

The sixth number of TnE WEEKLY
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN will be issued to-
day. 1t is printed in handsome style of
eight pages and fifty-six columns, and its
contents are of the most interesting char
National Republican., 1882-02-09
Ered q. MInd.nr ror Iudrc.

The friends of MI Frederick r. Windsor, OF
Alexandria, Va, are making strong effort to have
him elected Judge Of the Corporation Court Of the
city Of Alexandria, Mr. Windsor is an accom-
pIishcd gentleman Il hne student, ana good law
yer, Und &C houprcd by the Legislature with the
position his friends seek for him hr VIII IN Il wlth
distinction TO himself ana salisiacHqn 20 his friends
and administer the law wih justice aud Impair
uQlity.
National Republican., 1882-02-09

In every part OF the pOst-ollice the potiest tyr
amy reigns, and spies ana tale-boarers arc the
fyorilcs Every pOssbe thing is done to crush
out AmcrlCRulsIn iu the employees and ifAlner-
cauism meuus anything IL means independent
mnm-I Imn...-AlL- lLLL IL.lnLnh-
National Republican., 1882-02-09

TIE p,icc or TIE NArIoSAL REPUBLICAN, BY HdH
raf ne counter II THBHE CltN1s foi single copVi
nro mocIs, TWENTY-FIVE CFNTs one month FIFTY
GENTS: tir0 months uSE DOLLAR; Orcc months oNF
poIIAR ANp HALF; so months, THREE DoLLARs;
one ycdy srx DOLLARS, postage prepaid bV The pub
Hahers.
hG dctured IN Washington aud NE suburbs by car
Sfrrs At me- sdlDr TdfeS.
Tacrc o6cterhpe ndA The present 10 sUbscrtb, for
0o btriics brightest aud beet Newspaper published at
tac Ndtiondi ChDpdi. Send coptes 10 yotu rricnds
National Republican., 1882-02-09

BIG States and little States, Democratic
States and Republican States, States old
and new, East and West, North and
South, are in for it now in the struggle
for the best possible showing in the
census bill How would it do to create a
commission to report next year? That
is the way we manage the railroad and
tariff nuastions
National Republican., 1882-02-09

S uLLIvAN, the winning prize-fghter,
comes from Boston, and his hackers re-
lied on "his superior culture" to win.
He did win, but the "culture" which
stood him such good stead was that which
enabled him to hit Ryan telling blows
where and when they were not expected,
Heretofore it has not been supposed to
be culture" peculiar to Boston. It is
not said whether or not Sullivan is Har-
ward man
National Republican., 1882-02-09

THE passage of the RiddIeberger bill by
the Virginia Legislature sets at rest all
fears that the Old Dominion will be
tainted by reputation. 1t provides for
paying every dollar of the unpaid princi-
pal and interest of the State debt except
the one-third which all parties in the
State declare is due from the State of
West Virginia.
National Republican., 1882-02-09
ANIUSENIENTA.

GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL COM.
" nllmentary the Ladies Of the w. l.. q, General
Fair Committee, by the
WASHINGTON LIGHT GUARD,
ON ST. VALENTINES NIGHT, FEB, "a, 1852,
AT MASONIC TEMPLE HALL
co Valentine Will be presented TO every lady at
tending the bail Tickets can be procured OF mem
beers OF the company OF tho Fair Committee at Ellis
Music store 0N Pennsylvania avenue Thompson's
Drug store, TO3 Fifteenth streets j. II. Adams Book
Store, sl4 street; Coughlins Drug store, Masonic
Temple DoOleys Drug store, 30l Pennsylyanih ave-
nue. southeast, and at the hall on the night " tho
bail. felll,1l
DROFEsSOR PHILIP LAWRENCE OF NEW
II York. instruCts in EloOutuu, OraioTy, and Act
made perfect inal the roles performed by the accom-
the unryaled actress Professor Philip Lawrence Is
OF the most talented teachers for the Stage ~
Adelaide Nelson. fe7,l0t
TINE ARTIFICIAL INCUBATION COMPANY
uAVF REMOVED To 597 SEVENTH STREET,
(Near Corner of FL
GRAND EXHIBITION OF ITATCHING g Jesse.
DUCKS, AND CHICKENS,
Now in preparation, 10 be opened 10 Tie public
FEBRUARY 10.
Eggs OF all kinds viii be taken NOW, and Matched
at 75 cents per dozen for Hens, and ti Tor Ducks
Geese, and Turkey Eggh jnlgtf
National Republican., 1882-02-09
United States MarshaI's Sale.

BY virtue OF writ Of fleri fhcias, Issued out OF
the Clerks oilice OF the supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia, aud TO me directed, l Will
sell at public sale, for cash. at Thomas DOwling's
Auction Store, southwest corner Pennsylvanin ave
nue. ana Eleventh street northwest, on SATURDAY.,
the I'm day of February, lhs2, ~ 10 o'clock ~ M,
all the right tile claim. aud interest Of the defend
ant IN and To the following described property to wit:
One Wilder's Iron safe sezed and levied upon AS
the property OF the defendant, John " w. Nnnden
burgh, 10 satisfy Execution No. l8 Mt law, In favor
Of Hiram Holmes. -
feo.dts United States Marshal II. G
National Republican., 1882-02-09

Referring TO the next Kentucky election, the
Louisville COnMsrciai says!
There is a chance now to unite all the liberal
national progressive elements IN the state for It's
redemption rom the rule Of political bigOtry, OBJ
structluu prUscripuyencss, cliquery, aud iOgyism.
II should not be lost.
National Republican., 1882-02-09

Says the Denver ReptJicdR'
Tie Denver and Rio GNnde Railroad Com.
pany has expended In Colorado within n few
years many mil Ions OF dullars--in building and
operating exceeding 500 600 ,0OO-a very large per-
cenlage Of which found ils way into this city,
National Republican., 1882-02-09
LOST AND FOUND.

i OsT--oN FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY
IL 3, on north side Pennsylvanla avenue, nom
eniy-Second street, down north side OF street 10
Eighteenth street, Gold Locltet and Chain and
OF el0 II returned TO l16 street northwest fe53ts
National Republican., 1882-02-09

Many wonder how Parker's Ginger Tonic can
perform such varied cures thinking IL simply
essence OF ginger when In fact II Is made from
many valuable medicines which act benencially
on every diseased organ, See other column.
National Republican., 1882-02-09

The Globe DgH0crdt, Of st. Louis expresses the
opinion, which even IIalsteHd Is not likely to be
bold enough to dispute; zone thing Is mighty
certain, that Roscoe ConLlng will find II easier 10
get back to the Senate from New York than james
GuanO Blaine will find 1t 10 get back TO the Senate
National Republican., 1882-02-09

ll4a 7th st w.. $50 90 200 7th st w...... sl5 90
20i5 7th 81 n w........ 10 90
OFFICE ROOMS in Nos, S23 and $40 Four-and-a-
half 81. n. W.; also In as louisiana ave. II. W.
Stable, 7A street northwest sS,
Call for copy Of our RENT LIST, issued every
Monday morning. IL contains u complete list OF all
property for rent together with descriptions,
where the keys may be found how the houses may he
seen &c.
MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate at lowest rates.
Parties having property trade sell will find IL to
their advantage TO call b. IL. WARNER,
Il street
National Republican., 1882-02-09

II is another popularity Of the situation that the
President Is not surrounded here by the chiefs Of
that wing Of the party with which he has always
been identified, and TO whose interests he is gen.
orally believed to be deyotod.-SoG Correspondence
NciO FORK Tribune.
The elements 10 which the TriJne's
correspondent alludes have never "sur-
rounded" any President. There is class
composed of men who are always sur
rounding the source of power upon q
similar motive with that which impels
flies to surround the bung of Il molasses
cask. The Presidents friends cannot be
made jealous of self-invited flies by any
such giyings-out as the above. They
know that they are always welcome at
the White House, and have no need to
become fixtures there in order to retain
the esteem Of the occupant
National Republican., 1882-02-09
FOR SALE-Miscelianeous.

NOR SALE THoM's OINTMENT EVERY
IL Druggist In Washington keeps II but one, Inial-
liblc specific, feS,;hF
ID BEAUTIFUI.-RARE- PURE WHITE
III and Maltese Kittens, handsome Aqunrums,
Goldfish, Parrots, Parrokeets, Fancy Fowl great
speciality; fine singing German CanArics, in brass
cages, only $3.50. Call at DOWLING'S AUCTION
HOUSE. corner Eleventh street and Pennsylvania
avenue, at once. feGGts
SeO EO WILL BUY HARTZ MOUNTAIN
gpOs Nv Canary Malei lrstclass singer (wRT-
ranled(, including large solid brass cagel Aquuri-
ums, Gold Fish, Maltese Kittens and other House
hold Pets, equally cheap Call at DOWLiNG'S AUG
TION HOUSE corner Eleventh street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue, at once. feB-GtA
National Republican., 1882-02-09
WAsHINGToN LIGHT GUARD
FROM FEBRUARY TO IL, issa,
AT MASONIC TEMPLE HALL
corner Ninth and + streets northwest.

The ladies of Washington city have made all the
necessary arrangements to hold Fair nj Masonic
Temple from the LIST 20 the nth OF February, ls, Tor
ana 6vercoats for the Washington Light Guard. The
past services of this Company and the energetic ef
forts OF Its present members deserve the encourage
ment and support OF every publicspiried resident or
this city Every holder ofR Season Ticket (prcc ~
% on e o ISes % sa MU Of me epe .9s Is r S5 S
at Masonic Temple Hall, any evening during the
Far up 70 o'clock % p m 2n ,ne I'm VII be entlsd
place Saturday evening February ". One hun
dred articles valued at from 81 10 t3d Will be- given
TO the holders Of the lucky numbers. Total value OF
the prizes 500 Among The articles 10 be voted for
may be mentioned; one KnuOe Concert Grand Piano
VALUED at 81 , to the Musical Society receiving the
largest number OF votes one square Piano; one Shell
10y Waters) To the most popular member of a Boat
Sinot one d9nnie nnrrelsn Shot n 1nni % Laays Sod
Regulation Dress sword and Belt; oieers Epar,.
popular Clergyman; Uniforms Tor knight remplar
!. o. o. H. x. Of r., Letter Carrier, Policeman aud
Fireman Bicycle; Walnut Desk, for The most pOpu-
lar edltoT one beautiful Doll value, t2l) and some
ten other articles,
~ teacR ticket admits one persoHy AO'''"
Single Admission Twenty-Five Cents
{admlttng gentleman aud lady or two ladesl
each ieEeI vii adaii Two eRdrani. -. N''
For sale by members OF the General Fair Commit
Gee Gee and AZ the principal Hotels, Drug and Cigar
GRAND CONCERT. ONE NIGHT ONLY
TUESDAY EYENINo, FERR9!Ul5AiR3,YY, Ai3,Y, a.
MADAME CAMILLA Unso,
the celebrated Nolnla, her lst9ppearance In WASH
MISS MAR0uERITH KALI.
ssr ssi = afpe1tappge psn NJ Mss'S SSd ihs &so
Club Reserved seats ~ Secure same a. kliis
Music Store saturday nornhs, February 4, ist.
Admission, IS Tickets FOR se At the door. i'l2i
National Republican., 1882-02-09
HORsEs AND CARRIAGEs.

INoR sALE-NEw AND SECONDHAND CoU-
II peettes Landsnlettes, oupes, aud all other
styles of Carriages, ROBERT H. GRAHAM, Re
posiory and Factory, 40ll6 Eighth street northwest
Iall-lm
National Republican., 1882-02-09
BOARDTNG.

7 NJ PERREARD'S FRENCH HOTEL AND
~ Restaurant; private dining. room; irstclass Ia
BILE Board Ia carte all day; Imported Wine by the gal
lon. sos and sos Fourteenth street. la2S5m
HETREMONT HOUSE OFFERS MORE HOME
Il comforts than any hotel In the city; the halls
and passages arc heated with steam, the rooms are
new and well furnished and the table Is second TO
none Transient rates $3.50 aud - per day monthly,
SO SIS, and 40, aQs
National Republican., 1882-02-09
FOR RENT-Unfurnished Houses

TF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL, RENT on
Trade City or Country Property. come and see the
ERS ST. Charles Hotel, Third street and Penn.
sylvanla avenue northwest. mh9-f
National Republican., 1882-02-09
INCUBATION CoMpANY
HAVE REMOVED TO 597 SEVENTH STREET,
(Near Corner of ~

Eggs OF all kinds will be taken NOW, and hntched
at 70 cents per dozen for Hens, and tl Tor Ducks
Geese, and Turkey Eggh. lnl9tf
National Republican., 1882-02-09
Population Of The National Capital 100000

WASHINGTON, D. C., rERRrARY o. iss2.
National Republican., 1882-02-09
AMUsETENTs.

P6TIEScIG .....~...- To,NfoHT
BY
National Republican., 1882-02-09

IcHARLEs y FoRDs OPERA coMpANY.f
National Republican., 1882-02-09
FOE SALE--Lots.
PERSONAL

IF THE PARTY SIGNING HIMSELF "Rf.AL
Il Estate" in advertisement for partner &c, Janu-
ary y, Will grant an interview he will oblige. 6a2
Rhode Island avenue. feoaf
DICHARD-PLEASE WRITE TO Address AS
III you did before: Republican Office, Washington.
ReSpl CtG1lly CASH fp7-at
National Republican., 1882-02-09
sp coNcERE. oNN NIenr oNLY

Soprano, her ilsi appearance ln Washington
Mr. AuGuSIE SAUHEH Pianist nnd The Apollo
Club Reserved seats ~. Secure same AZ Eliis
Music Store Saturday mornhls, February Z, isN.
Admission IS cts, Tickets FOR ag.e ~ the door, l'lA
National Republican., 1882-02-09
:;:-----------s
UNIFORMED BATTALION

FEBRUARY 10 AND q, INCLUSIVE.
AT
HALL, SEVENTH STREET
National Republican., 1882-02-09

II IBEIiAL RATE or INTEREST ALLOWED
~ on Time Deposits. United States Bonds bought
where, by ]. H. SQUIER & 90, Bankers lIiG Penn
Bylvania avenue. magttf
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EMPLOYMENT
FOR ALL.
TO SELL A HOUSEHOLD
ARTICLE.

T0HE poor as wella the rich, the old as
we'll as the young. tue wife, rs well IA
the husband, the young maiden rs vel ~
Young man, the girl IA well as the bov,
NAV inst as well earn few dollars in hon
est employment. as to sit around the house
and wait for others to earn it for them. We
can give YOU employment, all the time. or
during your spare hours only; travelling. or
in your own nrighborhM'd. among your
friends and acquaintances. II y"u 90 not
care for employment, We chn imlart val
liable information to- Won free OF cost IL
will co I YOU only one cent for Postal
card tn write for our Prospectus, and 1t
may he the means "t making You g"t
many dollars.
Do not neglect this opportunity: You no
not have to invest n large sum ct money,
and run a grta, risk IF l"o>ing il. You
will readily see tina, il will he an easy
matter to make from SO Il" 100. week,
and establish lucrative, nnd indcpend"nt
business, honorable. straightforward and
urofi,able Attend ~ this natter NOW,
for there ia MONEY in IT for AL who
engage " it'll us. We will surprise you and
ynu will wonder why you never w-n'e to
ia before We Arsld luil parttcu.
lara tree Address
BUCKEYE MFG Co,
Sen % 6m. Marion Ohio.
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BEEFANp BARLEY SOUP Use tn
two quart. of BEEF stock set aside yes
terlay. Soak six tablespo'nfa'S %
p,rl barley in col | water two h nrs
Boil half An hour. or until tender, in
a little sailed water. When you have
taken the cake of cold lat fro thu
top Of the .onr, put in The barley ant
sim vr all together half an hour. rhe'
stir in two ,.bIe-pconfu's of Shire gel
.tins previously soaf Q | ons iour 10
cold water.
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The Art TOnSOrial.
NIX. AMOS LUCAS,

(of Lous Brancho
Having arrived at the CONCLUSION that 'he
columns of the CLARION are tht"nly means
whereby he can bring his business 10 the
proper standard gives vent as follows:
sl,AvIHG HAIR CUTTING, SHAN
POOLING AND DYElNG
IN the latest style Of the art t"nsorlai
SHARP RAZORS AND A CLEAN
SHAVE
Ia the motto Of this cnterprising artist ano
NV strict attention to business can't help
lint nleasc all Will be in his shop Mon
DAYS, Wednesdays and Saturdays all o"s
and evening.
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lonesff.
Recipes.

FRIED CAKES WITHOUT EGas TAX.
one and one-halt cupiuls Of sugar, one
cupf,il of thick cream, two cupfuls OF
buttern,i'k, one teaspoonfnl Of CHINA,
mon, .bou, two and one. half teasp non.
fu;s Of soda, and -four to NIX. Roll,
cut into rings and fry in very hot
lard.
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BREAKFAST Rusxs. Take four cnr'
fu,s oil -four. balt a cur.ul OF white ~
gar, two cup'u's Of milk, two eggs And
w, ,easpooniu's O: baking powder
Beat the eggs and sugar together, aid
the milk, srft the baking po%'s'
among the four and 1t tog"'her, BAsv
in shallow pan in a quick oven
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An Outfit furnished free. with full in
XIII struciions for conducting the mos
plV profitable business thu, anyone CAL
engage in. The business is 80 easy &c
lear.l, and our instructions are 80 simple
andplain, that ANY one can make grra
profit. from the very start No one can
fail whu's willing TO work. Women are
as successful as mn BOYS and girls car
earn large sums. Many have made at the
business over one hundred dollars III Il sin
gle week Nothing like it ever known hc-
fore. All who engage are surprised al Tue
ease ami rnpili,y with Which they are able
to make money i"n can engage in this
business during your spare time al erea,
profit. You dn not have to invest capital
m it We take al, the risk Those wm
need ready money, should write I" Ills al
once. All furnished free Address
TRUE j. CO., Augusta, Maine.
Dec .6l Y.
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HORSE RAplsu SAUCE --Horse-ra1
i.h sauce is preferred bv Aom- people
10 the plain grated r"dish Take two
t.bIesI ooniuls each Of male mustard
and whit. snga,, hall a teaspoonfnl OF
s~lt, one gill Of vinegar. Beat these
together and pour over as ranch graf
cd radlsh W it will moistsn sntlic'e en-:
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~ Outfil x.lI free 10 those " lio ",sn l"
N engage in the most pleasant and prof.
w ilaulc bust esq Known. Everything
new Capital NJ, required We will t"r
nisl, you everything so II day and up
wnrd. is easily male without sta, Ngt"n\
from no ne over night No risk whatever
Many new WORKERS wanted -, once. May
are making fortunes at the h'lsl 'rSs In
dies make ~ much ~ men AMI young "l
and girls make great pay M one VINO l.
willing % work fails to make more money
every dav lhnn can he made IN a week NJ
any ordinary employment. Th"s" w''
nraye ut once will find short road tt
fortune Address II. lIALl.ETr " Co.,
Dec 10 ~. Portland, Maine
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FEEDING CALVES Calves that
suck the dam may naturally be e1-
pected to b. finer and fatter than
those raised on Skinned milk, BE-
cause, in ths course Of a month. II
from q good COW, the cati may have
consumed at least twenty-five to thir-
ty pounds Of butter. This is rich
feeding, and ought to make fine
calf. But ifsweet SKINNED milk is
given Of the right temperature that
is, eighty degrees, and no more and
not much less, and not too much OF it.,
20 that it is propsrly dlRssted, the
calf will be equally rs we'll formed
and make a better COW tho one that
has sucked. It's not we'll to feed n
heifer.calf on full milk; it tends to fat
ten rather than to make bone and
muscle. When calves are cos'ive there
i. nothing better that can BE- given
than !inaesd infusion, and when thew
are too loose teaspoonfnl Of castor OF
lirs-ed oil given daily will act ~ a
remedy.
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p. N. HANNAH FIR.
| t'eh5ly North Churcn o.

sy,NIN Yourselves ny making money
II |i when u golden chance i Offered
4latH thereby always kec ing poverty
from your door. Those VIII" always take
,dyaatag. of the so ii chances tor maxine
money that are offered. generally he on"
,ralthv, whilr those who do not lmi'r"v'
such caaucr, remain in y verify. we "an'
many men, women. boys and "'rlsio WORK
,ru- ri yht in their own localities. The
business will paw more than ten ''m"s or
ln4ry WAGES We furnish M expensive
,ult, AMI All that Won need free. n" on'
.lo engages fails in make money very
capid,v. You can devote your whole fim'
80 the work, or nulv vonr spar" moments
Full jnfnrmalinn and all that Is needed
.rm trrr Address orINSDN & co.
Dec Is v, PORTLAND, Maine
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VIRGINIA PoNE,-VirginiA pons is
made of twelve tablesp oonfn1 Of corn
meal, A piece of butter the size OF hal
An egg. half "A tAaspoonfnl Of salt; pour
over this little lot water, bat we'll
then ID two eggs, first putting IT
some ccId water 50 that there will BE-
no danger of scaling the Eggs: Beat
the whole tor five minutes Bake ~
e-m pans for thirty minutes in a mod
er4tely quick oven.
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IT e w
Furniture & CUsket
R 90 WI s,
on THE SQUARE
MecIllnicsiOWn, Md.
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The Undersigned manufacturer
and dealer in furniture. and general
undertaken, calls attention to his en-
tiirelv new and complete stock, con-
4isting in part a. follows:
Chamber Suits, Mattresses, Spring
Bottoms and all Kinds OF goods, that
are usually kept IN furniture ware
roams. Repairing Of all kinds prompt.
" done.