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Dr. f.. A. Parsons & Co

Established three years Specialists In the appli-
cation OF the forces OF nature electricity and mag
1efSHt. 10 Horns OF arrangement and eXpOunderS
or the natural method Of cure 10y galvano magnetic
treatment. ETiGcnCCs Of results presented on APP
plcation. Physician from Baltimore attends every
day rrCept S't'addp. lady attendant administers
in special cases. Consultation free. Washington
office, So street northwest. u
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BESFFIT or CHARLES C. Observation-Disclosures
Light Infantry. National Rifles, the veteran cOinpa-
MES, continental Guards, and Grand Army OF the
Republic ar. most respectfully invited to the Ma
fiofa Rifles Han or Arlnory. Feb 1st 1854, in fun
hnIiJnn. 81 participate in the grand concert and
tall for The benefit OF Charles c. Herbert. the
wounded a;til!eEyman. The invitation is respect
ful!s presented Is the COnraittge of arrangements
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF tbs CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
VASTIEcECS, ID. c., JAN 2G 1884. 9:30 am.
Fer the n.jGlr Atlantic states. fair, warmer
weather. preceded on the coast and in the southern
portion uy slight tall in temperature, winds becOm-
fLg VARIABLE. rising barometer. ON sunday fat
weather i Indicated in New England. the middle
and south Atlantic states. Tennessee, tine Ohio
valley and lower lake region. slightly warmer in
81 !, al
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The actual sales as per sworn statement on file
December, were 3O597a barrels, or 1o,als,530
gallons OF beer. This accounts for why we head
this article A Boss Brewery because 1t is a
larger amount OF beer than sold by any other one
brewery in the United States"
This celebrated beer is well and favorably known
in this District, and is ably represented by their
agent. Mr.. Samuel c. Palmer, who supplies dealers
aid others either In casks or bottles
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The high wind whistled around the chimney
tops and steerles. and blew bricks down into the
street. soaring the people who walked below.
SNOW Sleet ard hail drove into the faces OF those
who dared expose themselves and made them but
ton their coats tight around their threats OF
course, there were sore Threats and colds and
coughs ard rie(lmatis!ns the next day. But what
Were these to men and women who could step into
any drug store and buy 4 bottle OF Perry Davis
Pain Killer?
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GoId Fille.. Rlngs ana vest chains Prtgg,s.

attachment, plays 100 different tunes, attached to
our New High Arm American, No {. Come and
sec II, at Auerbach'S, 9TH and streets.
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Fraudulent Notes and Deeds.



CASE BEFORE THE COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
In the Court in General Term on Thursday the
case of Anthony NJ. Dutch ct al. to Robert p. Dodge
ct al. was heard on appeal from the Equity Court.
This record shows that Thomas Jenifer died March
B. 1873, owning lot II, SCI 3G7, and devised his prop
cIty to paintllfS that some person calling himself
Thomas Jenlfer, on July S. 1879 executed and deliv-
cred to defendants, Dodge and Darneille. deed Of
Oh same date for 81 GOO. payable to one Hall In two
years. with interest at ten per cent. which deed
recorded as having been executed before James n.
Callan, notary. The compainantS assert that
the real Jcner was never Indebted to Hall in that
SUM or any other; that he made such note or
deed, nor authorized the execution OF either, and
the pretended name or mark OF Jenifer is a rank
forgery. They further state that the trustees,
july, 1881, sold at public sale the premises to de-
PENDANT stewart, but said Dodge refused to give q
dced therefor, alleging as reason that JeniferS
name or mark 10 said deed of trust and note was
forged, and in May, 1892 they sold ut public sale to
defendant CiSSel, and June. 1892. gave him deed
therefor Which recorded in the land records of
said district IS Il cloud on the plaintiffs title That
In 1874 and 1875 rcal-cState pool, composed Of
CHARLES Stewart, III. III. Dudley and others, did its
business in the office OF said Dudley. and this notary.
D. \. tailan. That Stewards practice to FUR
nls names OF persons description OF lots, and send
forged deeds OF trust and notes drawn and exc
cuted before Callan They asked that the note
deed of trust ana deed to CiSsel be declared null
ana void, dc. The case was heard in April last
and the bill Was dismissed with costs, and an ar-
peal to the General Term was taken. The General
Term, after the argument yesterday. reversed the
decree below. Mr.. Ii. T. WiSwel appeared for
IendanC.
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CITY ITEMS.
Old BoreaS on the Rampage

Doctors complain that DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
has reduced tie LIST or Cough and Cold patients.
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Day G0OTs at ana below cost. Tyler & Chewning
60 " nISy Iva..ia avenue
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The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
Yesterday, Dutch agt Dodge; argued and decree
below reversed. Farmers Friend Manufacturing
company agt Atkinson; appeal to Supreme Court
To-day, Saunders agt. Frick; Judgment below
a1lrmed. Adjourned without day.
EQUITY COCRT-Judge James.
Yesterday, Harris agt. Harris; sale ratified Iisl.
DOWnham agt. Kelly; same order.
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CUTICURA SOAP exquisite Skin Beautifier and
Toilet Requisite prepared from Cuticura indspensa
BILE in treating Skin Diseases Baby Humors Skin Blem
ishes, Rough, Chapped, or Oily Skin.
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READ Talks with Public Men in the Ctpitol to-
morrow.
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NHAK1ED WITH STEALING SEVEN HOGS md MULE.
An Old colored man named Louis Thompson, living
near BT1ghtwoOd raises hogs and few garden
vegetables for living. Last week he killed seven
hogs and got them all cleaned and packed in his
wagon, ready for market. Two young coloreG men
James smith and Peter BankS-came along Tues
day night and took the old mans mule and wagon
containing the hogs and started for this city, They
SOLD the hogs near Boundary street and separated
after dividing the money, Smith taking the mule
ana wagon Banks was arrested near his home,
7th and Boundary, and Smith was arrested last
night by Sergeant Boyle and Officer Breen While
trying to dispose OF the mule and wagon. They
grand larceny
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SPECIAL No71cE.

BURDETTE'S GREAT
sEMI-ANNUAL SALE
DRY GOODS AT COST.
CARPETINGS AT COST.
For fifteen days offer for cash one hundred thou
sand dollars worth of and desirable Dry Goods and
Carpetngs at cost.
inventory.
MONDAY, JANUARY THE 18TH,
Will begin great semi annual sale Fine and choice
Silks, Satins, Velvets Pushes and Grapes at cost
Ladies' Suitins Cloths Flannels Cashmeres Foulaes
and Tricots at cost
REMNANTS.
10000 yards of Remnants, Odds and Ends including
remnants Of Silks Satins. Velvets. fine Dress Goods,
Flsnnels and White Goods, which will be sold q; less
than half their real value
BLANKETS AND FLANNELs.
100 pairs Of Bed Blankets and Comforts at cost
large stock Of White. Red Plain and Twed Fan
nels at cost
5000 yards of Canton Flannels at G. g. TO- l2I Is is
and 20 cents Yer yard.
LINEN DEPARTMENT.
This department is well stocked in the very best of
Table Dalnask, Vine Cloths Napkins and Towels Very
choice patterns in half bleace German Table
at 40 80 CO. IS cents and 81 per yard Also Napkins
and Towels from 81 Per dozen up very file quality
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
In this department have many choice styles of
Ladies' Cloth Jackets Dolmans Circulars Newmarkets
and listers, which VIII be sold 20 yer less than
cost
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
Great bargains will be offered in Ladies' and Chill
drens' Colored Hose full, regular made and fine quail
ity, at Is. 81 and 80 cents per pair.
Ladies', Gents and Childrens' Underwear from the
lowest Up to fife quality, VIII lie sold at cost
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
We viii offer on second and third floors Job lot
of Tarestry Brussels Carreting at 20 cents. worth 81
Per yard.
All other Carpets at cost consisting Of fine and hand
some patterns Of Bcdy Brussels. Tapestry Brussels
Ihree-Ily, Ingram, Hemp and List.
W. W. BURDETTE g. CO.,
No. G2a TIL STREET AND FOG K STREET \ U
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Before E8:,iny inventory

MY entire stock Of dry goods and carpets will be
sold 1t cost for cash. Many OF these goods having
been bought lately IT Very low prices, this sale will
present an unusual opportunity for those who want
to get the nOs' they can for the money. Sam1
ker, $50 It'll street northwest
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\ COLUMN Cf the Republican his morning is de-
voted To George y. Driver. That gentleman seems
to know what he Ii talking about. 1t is well worth
leading.
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CARRIERS.

1T IS WISE TO PROVIDE AGAINST EMERGEN
cies that liable to arise in every family cold
may be a dangerous thing, not, depending upon the
at hand to combat it. In sudden attacks of cold
Group, asthma. etc. Ayers Cherry Pectoral will prove
the quickest and effective cure, and your best
friend
HEO. ANDREWS, OVERSEER IN THE LOWELL,
~ Carpet Cooperation. for twenty years be-
fore his removal to Lowell afflicted with salt rheum in
its worst FORM Its alterations actually covered more
than half the surface of his body and limbs. He
entirely cured by Ayers Sarsapara See certificate in
Ayers Almanac for 1883. jas
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tNE "HHUStsp hats given away gratis. Every
IuciS' i entitled To enc nat Gratis until further
HHti.C. KINGS PALACE, 81 9TH street.
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PROPOSALS

DROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE OF OLD BUILD
Il ING NAVY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE, WAR AND NAVY
DEPARTMENTS. 6l2 SEVENTEENTH STREET
WASHINGTON. ID. C., January 26. 1874,
Sealed Proposals for the purchase. demolition and
entire removal of the old building Of the Navy DEPART
ment on 18th street northwest, in this city, viii be-
ceived at this office until TWELVE NJ, on FRIDAY.
FEBRUARY EIGHTH. 1884. and opened immediately
thereafter in presence of bidders
lie work must be commenced on the 18th Of Febru-
ary and entirely completed by the LIST of April 1884
Specifications general Instructions to bidders and
blank forms of proposal will be furnished application
to this Office.
bond Of S. 900. for the faithful and prompt per-
forniance OF the contract will be required.
THOS LINCOLN CASEY
Ja2b-6t 1t. Col. Corps of ELeInecrs.
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CoLoRED Silks,
BLACK SILKS
FANCY SILKS,
CHECK SILKS
EVENING SILKS
CARTER'S. I'll MARKET SPACE
COLORED SILKS excellent quality reduced from
81 to 75c.
COLOFED RHADZIMIR SILKS excellent onality)
actual cash value so reduced to S-specia bargain
HANDSOME BROCADE SILKS. in cream. white
pink and light blue. reduced from g % to 81
CHECK SILKS, sec. COLORED SILKS Zoe
BLACK SILKS very best made reduced from 81 25
to 81. ~
ACK SILKS. actual cash value reduced from So to
BLACK SILKS excellent quality reduced from s.,
to Toe. -
NUNS YELLING lin crean), pure wool, wide double
width SIC
COLokED CASHMERES, dark colors wide double
width, 3Ic.-specal bargain
COLORED CASHMERES, pure wool wide double
width, III cream. pink and light blue, soc.
Ne" YORK MILLS SHEETING COTTON (widest
and best madc) 25c
NEW YORK MILLS SHEET1NG one yard and a
quarter wide, l2Lc.
PURE WOOL BLANKETS, large size, reduced from
S. to So
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CUTICURA, the great Skin Cure, instantly allays
Itching and Inflammation clears the Skin and Scalp
heals Ulcers and Sores and restores the Hair.
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Swans wormsryup, tasteless, effective; CSC


Alfred Speer, whose salesroom is at l6 Warren
street. New York. has large vineyards near PaSSaic,
n. J., is extensively engaged in preserving INFER
mented Grape Juice from the OpOrto Grapes, and
supplies ii TO many religious societies for Commun-
ion purposes. The following Is from DR. John Ellis,
who has written several works on Bible wine 1.-The
writer obtained from Mr. Speer a bottle OF his I'm
fermented wine in February, 1888, and found tt a
very pleasant and nutritious wine. Mr.. w. j. Par
soEs and the writer put portion OF this wine into
a retort, and distilled and condensed about one
third OF the contents OF the retort. The distilled
had neither the smell nor taste OF alcohol, nor did
the chemical tests Indicate any trace or alcohol
Here then we have an unfermented wine actually in
the market which the writer thinks is far more
palatable than ferented wine and is unpolluted by
1eaven." Many religious societies are using this
wine.
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used in making Browns Bronchial Troches is such
as 10 give the best possible effect with safety. They
are the rest remedy In use for coughs, colds and
throat diseases.
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1t would require this entire paper to do justice to
description of the performed by the Cutcura Re
solvent internally. and Cutcura and Cuticura Soap
externally.
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j. NJ. LarOquc's EIixer of Caliseya
RRrE

Has, for more than half century, been in use by
all classes OF people, and Endorsed by eminent ply
SicianS as the best tonic and invigorator extant.
The weak. the nervous the debilitated, all find il
to give new life. vigor and happiness. Particu-
larry lady medicine. 81 a bottle. Sold by drug
gists w. f. Thornton, Proprietor, Baltimore and
Harrison streets, Baltimore, Md. tu,thS-6m
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No. o2s 71H STREET AND 7o6 STREET n W
iaHG-3t
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CUTICURA REMEDIES absolutely pure and IN
only real Blood Purifiers and Skin Beautifiers from
mercury, arsenic lead, zinc any other mineral OF
vegetable poison Whatsoever.
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fincp SHETHEFD WoPk-IichetS 10 be had at
-, ET",.;s,s. ErCSnanS fer ncHt Sunday after
Leon. 1t -. A!0yaiI!S church,
by .iuLSiguoT CaT9l.
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CARPET DEPARTMENT.

We viii offer second and third floors 4 Job lot
of Tapestry Brussels Carpeting at 10 cents worth 81
Per yard.
All other Carpets at cost consisting Of fine and hand
some patterns Of Bcdy Brussels. Tapestry Brussels
Three-Ily, Ingram, Hemp and List.
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APPOINTED By The TEMPERANCE PEOPLE OF THE
DISTRICT.

DISTRICT.
The following committee Of one hundred have
been appointed, in compliance with resolution
adopted at the temperance mass meeting held last
Sunday at the Metropolitan church, TO oppose the
provisions In the license bill referring to liquor
dealers: Hon. Hiram Price, Vim. Burroughs DR..
Presbrey, B. II. Warner, Major Hal, Michael
MCGOWAN, Fred. L Moore, Edward II. Thomas, T.
j. Prodigy, Thomas Roach, James {. Lee, James
Somerv1le, George F. TimmA X. Cohen, George
Blrney, j.; IT, Hitchcock, C. c. Pursell, VIM Mayse,
Harry Gilbert, Charles Ford, John sherman, P. L.
Brooke, Andrew Frey, DR.. Gifpin, George Wheeler.
John Mahoney, VIM. Priichett, W. B. Marche, Geo.
I. d. Pyles, Dr. Rogers, DR.. Chas. Allen, C. P. Gull
yer, j: II: Rohrer, r. Ferguson, Richard NJ. Green,
Joseph H. Lee, A. s. Pratt. T. A. Harding,
j. Z. Pratt, Prof. Fl. C. Spencer ChaS. /. kel-
logg, +: II. Darby, II. H.. Hopkins, VIM. II.
Hunt; Elphonso Youngs,F. M.Bradley. Henry Hud-
son, howard EmmOns, Thomas Marche, Geo. A.
HiIon, Dr A. McWillta1ns, j. B. Dunning, A. Kali
strom, T. L. Miller, c. B. Pearson George Neiman.
charles f. shoemaker, Charles Henes John f. Her
RAJ, D. ID. Wilson, Wash @B. Williams, S. II. Walker.
Edward Humphres, Jerome F.JohnSon, E. T. Simp-
son. Il. II. St1nemetz, A. T. Stewart G. ". +. Swar-
Zell, Appleton p Clark, A. l. Barbour, David McC.a
Ian, George S. Prindle, James w. McGill, A. ".
Brandt, James S. Hays DR.. ChaS. S. White, Major
D. IhoS Turner, Alfred Wood, c. S. Alexander.
CharleS Beardsley, s. S. Gardner, J.W. Rowan. VIM.
Lambert, Dr. J. B. Johnson, J. F. Youngs. L. A.
common. VIM. Howard, ChaS. Beal Vim. Middleton,
Benz: +. Cutler, A. NJ Brandt. Harry c. Hall, NJ.
Wiley, James Holiness Carlton Hughes, j. \. Doris,
James L. McDanich. The committee will meet for
organization next Tuesday evening, at the Metro
pOlitan church.
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CONTINUED FOR WANT OF PROSECUTION.-The fol-
lowing cases were called for trial in the Police
Court to-day ana continued for want Of prose
cutting officer: EphriaIn Minor, threats and larceny;
liza Jackson COOrcd, larceny OF six chickens; MOe
Harris. larceny Of dress worth SIG; and Green
Durbin, grand larceny OF a gold watch and chain,
worth s63. from Vim. E. DOuplertY
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CUTICURA RESOLVENT. the new blood purifier,
cleanses the blood and perspiraton of impurities and
poisonous clements, and thus removes the cause
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ECZEMA of the palms of the hands and of the ends of
the fingers, difficult to treat and usually considered
incrable small patches of letter and salt rhcum the
ears, nose and sides of the face
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AMERICAN FA1ENcE,

Modelling in Relief by the use of Clayoid No firing
required. Can be seen at the studio Of Miss E. A.
LILLEY. 921 street. instruction given in this beau
tful Art Also in Oil snd Water Colors and China Dec
eaton. Modelling done Tuesday and Thursday,
ven u, INC T,,' jals-2Ws
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Premature Loss of the Hair

May he entirely prevented by the use OF BURNETT's
COCAINE
The superiority OF Bni'neuS FldrOrfqg Extracts
consists In their perfect purity and strength
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feature
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REMNANTS: REMNANTS. RrMsAsrs,

REMNANTS. RrmsAsrs REMNANTS,
SILKS, SATINS, TELVETS AND CLOTHS,
ALL SHADES LENGTHS AND STYLES.
WE HAVE JUST MEASURED ALL THE REM
NANTS OF SILKS VELVETS AND CLOTHS IN
THE HOUSE AND HAVE MARKED THEM ABOUT
HALF THEIR VALUE. THEY CAN BE MADE VERY
USEFUL AND ECONOMICAL IN REPAIRING
DRESSES AND IN FITTING OUT CHILDREN.
REMNANTS OF MOURNING GOODS IN THE LOT.
". II. SINISTER & SONS.
9l9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
ONE PRICE
N. B.-THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. ta22eo3t
We Would CALL ATTENTION
OF CLOSE BUYERS TO ORR LARGE STOCK OF
DRY GOODS
BEST CLASS and PRICES will be found to compete with
any ROCK BOTTOM figures to be found.
We have rare bargains in
BLACK SILK vELvETS,
Twenty eight inch, all silk, at So Also, some
VERY HANDSOME RROCADE vELVETS
We have marked down a line of COLORED OTTOMAN
SILKS to $3.50 These goods sold at S. %. This is
special bargain.
liz Bargains in all Departments. Weinvte INSPECTION.
ONE PRICE ONLY,
TRUNNEL L CLARK,
Jail S11 Market Space.
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sLEAzLEa tnhe-. hurg!ar aIarns Kuehllng.
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EALE~T4NEs, PIanCs, Marcus Wards. &C., at Chap
mans, - I'ernSyiy.,iIi,; avenue.
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v >k!F~--,sErn yCH want Il fine and pure arti-
g. 81 Why III arst So sr Oi the line old 1865
- ..tt Il ~ re nt.IC j. the fines; in the
Ct.iI.,ll - y ti..lstIsns Handlers No. 81 9TH
Stf.r4f
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

pLACKISTON'S ISLAND.
ID The Gem of the Potomac
This beaIti III island, well TO the citizens
Washington has been subdiyded into handsome bu Id
ing lots and offered for sale sum-
retrets. Sever fine lots have been Iurc a-ed 10y
prominent gentlemen will erect cottages the com.
ing season. For further Information apply TO
CHAS c. LANCASTER.
Attorney -at-Iaw.
jac6-2w 1913 street northwest, City
ISOR SAILOR EXCHANGED NICE LITTLE
IL Place of ten two miles from the CITY, and on
good road. good seven room house and outhullding:
abundance of all kinds of fruit and water suitable for
gardener or dairynan. Apply to l. 5. F. lis NV
Jas 2t'
V(OR RENT-"BLAKELY," A FINE RESIDENCE,
j. with ten acres If ground. suitable for a Boarding
House. 1t lis convenient to railroads. Apply to
X. Z. CHEW, Charlestown,
jal5-tu. th, SGT jefferson Co W VAT
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W. w. FCRpsTTY & Co., at No Us 7th street. " III
begin their greet sr:ai-laIuaI closng-ou: sale OF
Gty goods and caIretin; HOEGay morning, JAN
ca:J 18th. GFea- bargains may h. had Throughout
- &c e--.t. --ss- -..- ti''
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W. W. BURDETTE g. CO.,
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ssROugh on Rats" clears ont Rats, Mice. i

On Thirty Days Trial.
The voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich, Will send
DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro-Voltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men
fyoung or old who are afflicted with nervous de-
bllity lost vitality and kindred troubles guarantee
ing speedy and com Dete restoration OF health and
manly vigor Address as above. n. B.-No risk Is
incurred, as thirty days trial is allowed. w,s,m