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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-12
STAUNTON ACADEMY.


We are truly gra'ilied TO state that
measures have been taken by the Board
OF Trustees to resuscitate this institution,
ard place il on something like the high
ground it formerly occupied as semina
~ of learning. They have appointed
AIR. Henry JOHNSON, now Of Williams
burg. Professor OF Classics, gentleman
In high repute as q teacher-the Ma
thematical Department is to continue
under the care of the present able Pro-
lessor, Mr.. WADDEL-the building is TO
be repaired, the grounds improved, new
regulations enacted, and the institution
brought under a careful supervision OF
the Trustees. Under such auspices. we
do not see what is TO hinder the AGA.
deny from becoming one Of the most
tiourishing in the State certainly none
can boast more able professors--and if
there is failure, we feel persuaded it
will be because their efforts are not pro-
perry seconded and sustained by the
community. When it is considered how
many of the citizens OF our county can
look to no higher means Of education for
their sons than an academy, this subject
ought to be one OF the most thrilling and
exciting interest, not 10 Stanton mere
ly but to ihe people OF the whole couu-
ty. For what is dearer to the heart of
fnl and anxious tbought-as the welfare
and responsibility OF his child Aud how
can these be better attained than by Sc
cutting to him good education 1t has
seemed 10 us one of the strangest things
imaginable that the body Of the people,
the middliDg class in point Of wealth,
who are in TACT the bone and snew OF
the State, should have so long stood by.
in apparent apathy, aud seen themselves
literally robbed Of all participation in The
benefits of the literary fund. The Uni-
yersity on the one hand, and the poor
on the other, have hitherto, until re-
Gently, shared the whole fund betwe
them, to tue exclusion of the Academies,
which at the time of the creation Of the
fund were promised TO be established in
every County, or endowed where already
established-and thus supply citizens IN
moderate circumstances with the great
est practicable convenience for the libc-
raj education Of their sons. Yet, even
now, the allowance to Academies is
made subject TO the control Of the com
missloners ei the common school fund, TO
be given OF withheld at their pleasure
and we know, too, that they cxercise
this discretion with tbe bias which their
peculiar duties as commissioners Of the
poor are calculated TO impart Now is !
this fair, is il just TO the Academies
aud those interested in them Ne
speak Of the Iay, and not Of the conduc,
OF the commissioners, for we concede
their right 10 do as they have done rs.
sUredly il is not just, or right, or wise
or polite and for ourselves we cannot
consent TO its continuance. While we
feel no disposition 10 war sgainet The T.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-12

o. The Lieut. Governor, Henry l..
Hopkins, has issued proclamation ap>
pointing the second Monday in October
for the election TO supply the vacancy in
the kanawha Senatorial district occa-
stoned by the resignation oil Benz
H. Smith. ESQ.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-12

~ A dwelling house belonging to
Mr., William Mills, on the larm former
y owned by MIR. John Garvin, on Mid
die river. was destroyed by fire on the
night OF the Dist nit. The house was
not occupied. SO that there is no doubt
it was the work of an incendiary.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-12
HAMLET, GenH Washingion,s iSlnre

HAMLET, GenI Washington's Stare
1t is not generally known thlr the oniv sor.
viving slave OF Gen'l. Washington is now
living in the city OF MiddIetown in tbis STATE
lie is according 10 his own account, near one
hundred Years old he draws pension Iron,
the Government for his services in The rev,
"iuiIonafy war, and manufactures Toy drums
for bis support. lie has n white wife and
one child. His hair is white lib age. and
hangs matted together in masses over his
shoulder. His height is about lour feet six
inches. He retains perfect recollection OF
bis "massa and missus Washington, :" and
has several remembrances ni them among
which is lock Of General Wsshinqtp tons
hair. lie converses freely in three or four
different languages, the French, Spanish.
and German, besides his native African
tongue. -LIartford, co. Reoieto.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-12

95- A Beet has been sent to our of
flee by David Fu!,z, Esq which grew
IN his garden the present season, weigh
ing twenty one pounds. 1t is awhlte
beet, called by some the sugar beet
and is certainly hard 10 beat
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-12

II is thn.lchi lbs, :,ro u;tentun of Congress
IS ill he called to some recent Transactions
tctween the Treasury Department and The
BAIL. oil A mofica in New York IL seems
that the Secretary found il necessary to raise
ihe wind by deposiiiog III This Bank mil
lion or more Of Treasury Notes, bearing six
per cebi interest, for which he was 10 draw
al a certain period, for an equivalent in Bank
notes. The Secretary dtc1 before The time
expired. And the Bank in Consequence,
threw the government notes into market, by
which their value was much deprecated.
BY this movement, the commercial interest
has suffered, and The government i; in The
attitude Of supIjiaot at The counter Of
Rag Shop" begging aid 10 enable II 10
keen lis heels in motion -Ehio.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-12

The Hon. james Clarke, Governor Of
Kentucky, died at Frankfort on The 9th of
August. This is The second recent Case OF
Governor OF that Sale dying during bis
term.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-12

James Allen, Esq. OF Lee county. Va.
pot period 10 his existence. Oh w ed
nesday, the 2ist uli. by cutting his
'hros, with a razor. he committed the
rash act in one OF his fields, and
hen found, his body hid been horri>
bly, maugled by the hogs. He had, for
some time past. been subject to fits of
melancholy, owing, as is believed, to
his pecuniary embarrassmeDts. MIR. A r..
had represented Lee county in the Lee
gislature Of this State, several years.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-12

4 severe drough: has prevailed extern
siveIy in Ohio and Kentucky The pas, sea i,
son, which has considerably shortened The
corn crop
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-12

Curious detection If a robjer II. the
Stockport petty sessions, on Saturday week
two men named Parlhing,on and ilGrst were
charged viii = burglary in entering The
house Of Mr.. binEuard, OF Stockport. The
principal piece Of evidence against Hurs!
who is soldier on fuiiough, consisted of(kc
MARI Of his teeth on a pot Of butler. lie
happened To have brok en- tooth 81 very pes
cu'iar form, and having, whilst piuodering
The house, indUlged himself wilh nouthfnl
Of butter, bo bad left ;bs shape Of hi, teeth
so distinctly Imprinted upon the rcnio;nJer
40 to leave 10 doubt about bis guilt.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-12

a public dinner has been rendered 10 the
Hon. Thomas FL. Benton by the citizens oil
Rockbridge, which he declined.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-12

A meeting The friends Of Common School
education has been called in Rock bridge, 10
be held on The 18th inst
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-12

SENTENCE OF DYoTr-The sentence
against DR.. Dyotl, the famous banker Of
Philadelphia, was pronounced or Satur-
day the 3lSt. The sentence was three
years confinement in the cells of the
Eastern PeDitentiary, at hard labour. -
One of the Judges stated that he was in
favor of five years. The prisoner is
seventy years Of age.
HOW TO STOP 4 NEWSPAPER
Call al the Office and folk Up The arrear.
ages and order il stopped, like man, and
no; refuse 10 take II out OF the Post Office
add sneak away like PUPPY.
Fort Uayuc Sentinel.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-12

S. S. Prenliss has formally accepted the
nomination OF The wing party OF Mississippi,
for The Senate Of The United States.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-12

o. Robert P. Letcher has received
the Wing nomination for Governor of
Kentucky.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-12

Rhode hiaad -'rhe wings have carried
their members 81 Congress, by The ska OF
their teeth. Their majority is reduced from
more than 900 to about 500. The revo.
futon 10 ,bot Sale is rapidly going or. We
l,eye spiked many of The wbje gus, aud Ill
silence their entire battery iQ.:he next cam
Paign.-Richmond Eng 49,.
[By running more Ab6s 3. We pre-
sumo
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-02
CON S UNI PITT ON!

so RELFE'S ASTFMAjIC. PILLS have, from
~ h"ir extraordinary success ~ g,ing instant lief
nd in curing Gods, Coughs, Asthmae, Difficulty Of
'reaing Wheeling. Ti4htess oil the Chest Pain in the
SIDE, Splitting of Blood, ChIiness and Shiverings that
irecele Fevers ami lhn! Complaints geaeray! become
after ora every part Of the country, account of the
astonishing success which has attended their admnistra-
hon 10 the above complaints, lqneny curing the most
obstinate cases and giving the unexpected relief,
after every other remedy has failed and persons had
given themselves up in despair of a cure!
They have been known to persons supposed be
far gone in consumption, and exhibiting all the appear
ance ofapproaching. dissolution 't
And such have been the salutary effects of these Pills,
in hopeless far to mitigate the serngs
Of the patient, evidently to proong life for days aud
weeks, and give to it positive comfort they never ex-
pected to ENJOY. ....
The operation Of the pills wonderful ia easing resi-;
ration, quieting the coughs and procuring coinfortal
rest. -. j. a ...,. !, ~ "
Common colds are frequently removed in few hours.
o. "iIfhorgh (says person speaking Of these P1lls)
my wife has tried various mpdicnes of1he first celebrity,
which at times was exceedingly distressing combining
her to her house for days ami weeks together, she finds
nothing gres her tile reif uhich ReyS's Estimate Pills do
easing her respiration, quiris ir4i cough. aud gix sg
er comfortable rest" And thus is tile testimony Of rsn-
reds or thousands Hhe reliet Which aged people as
veil as others experience from the use Of these Pills is
truly astonishing, aa renders them Invaluable to aay,
and fact to come, an essential auxiliary to their
comfort, and almost 10, their existence! - 49,
. &C. Physician informs the Proprietor, that gentle
man in the country observed him. he had to be-
cve the Of these Pills haat the Of saving
his life. p .s-.~"~ ... ...s...... !. t.
Price-whole boxes, 80 Pills, ST. hall do IL Pills
so cents. 8. ....." .....'. ..-....
Prepared by Thompson Riddai, Boston, ard for sale at
,ToDD'S Drug Store. 49,.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-02
~ 80 = 1g4N5a4s
WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
TRANSPORTATION DzfoT,

|. ~. II Transportation DEPOT,
=" ...,....., Decemksr 49, 1897.
TT is respectfully made known that merchandise or
other commodities received al this Depot Tor delivery
in this c,iy be forwarded to Baltimore, or to points
on the line tthe road, will hereafter be subject to the
following regulations, of which those interested will
please take notice: !
lst The freight and charges all goods consigned TO
individuals this city ors vicinity must be paid before
+ their removal fon the Depot
I'd, Commodities offered Tor transportation must be dis
tincty marked, and be ACCOMPANIED by lis,, in dnp
cate OF the number aud description Of ae to be for
warrd the OF the consgnee and OF the party for
,.ardng the same otherwise they cannot be received.
[ Tie Company will not hr responsible for damages
arising from leakage breakugr, will they be re.
spon blp for damage alleged TO have been received by
,in ,sds commodities transported ny theia, unless
HE ri. IN shall be made before the removal of the goods
l. ). tic Depot. Further, " goods which shall bave
be-. nspo'ed this read be not received oy taken
by their consgnersor owners. on the day OF their
ri, the DEPOT the Company will not be iespoh'i'
,rrr pay any claims for loss damage which may
= ,;taed by such goods; in other mordsl goods as
" described, be perit'edto remain in or on the cars
u, railway, al the Depot one or more nights after
I rival they will remain so al the exclusive lisk OF
j. Hners consigners.
I i. losrs for receiving and delivering goods will
I'i' i t'fcr II. t,cc, be from 8 A. M. nnrh4 p. NJ
- ~ order Samuel STEFTiNIUS,
l. !, ~ rs, j4genf
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-02
s. j. TODD,
WASHINGTON. D. C.

The committee of the philadelphia M cal Society,
Tor the Investigation of the radical cure OF lera, oh
Serve: -. .#.%
"Fuliy impressed with the extreme ca required
in foymng conclusions concerning chang Il structure
taking lace parts Of the body coneeaiel not only by
the ntegumens but by tepdnous matter u fascia and
where the nature Of the disease renders Opportunity
Of post morem examination exec edng rae, your
mttep has keen DESTROYS 10 avoid that haste in
the decision Of important questions wIic too fire.
qnetiy given to plausible bt ingenious mt'hods9f treat
meni temporary reputation, 10 the abuse q pnh cor
idence and the injury Of he profession, By granting to
empireism the weight and influence Of grea names.
The instruments of Df, Chase have efr ed the per
manen aud accurate retention OF the htesnes every
case Of hernia observed by The committees xi22Dht mate
rial incons the patient, and oe r trials
more than usually venured npo y tiCse who
other tsses rais which would he IN arusent with
any other apparatus known to the commit g @
sons 10 recommend in strong terms, the Instruments Of
DR. Chase the confidence OF the profession, th- best
known means Of mechanical retention in hernia, and as
furnishing the highest chances of radical care.
".They have hesitation in saying thai we're they in
dirduslly affected with this terrible disease they would
RESORT this method Of treatment, wn tn triple view
securing their comfnt safety and u ate chance OF
recoyeYy.
/ REyNELL CoArHs, Nj. D.,
I ~t VIM. AsHMEAD NJ. d.,
| ~. !. I'LL. ISAAC PARRISH, NJ. D., ~.
1 ..," =. Committee"
..All mnst now admit Of Tie radical cure Of Hernia,
aid that d., Chases Tnsses decidedly the best yet
invented to effect that object" Southern Medical and
Surgical Joarnql
For Ike aty ind excellence Of these instruments, refer
my b. iud 10 The principal physicians o. has city, aOao
are prepared 10 Apply Meps
| gor sale at TODpS Drug Stors-
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-02
EaLODOARDO ITO WARDS
=. Improved Compound
FLUID EXTRACT OF SIR S.AP.ARILL.2

FOR THE CURE OF :.
scrofala. or Kings Evil, Obstinate eruptions ofthe
Chronic Rheapmatsm, ! skin, 4
syphiEtic: and Mercuria U'cerons Sores.
Diseases, Pains in the Bones
White Sweiings. +. General Debility 4. =
And all diseases requiring Ii. aid CT Alternative medicines
FMS Extract IS prepared from an improved formula.
sanctioned by scientific Physicians and Paarmacep and
is decidedly one OF the most active, ccaeios and con-
veniant preparations in .'
-Mercuryis aided only when regularly prescribed %
II should be used, where circumstances will admit,
underline guidance and direction Of physician
/. Carefully prepared and sold only ta1y Pharmacy.
" FLODOARDO HOWARD.
Also for sale at most Of the dug Stores in Washing
City. Baltimore and throughout she United States.
The following Select Medicines and miscellaneous ar
icles are also prepared and sold as above
II. HowARps foNIc MIXTURE, warranted cure ioI
fever and agne r.
.HowARD's CoMaDuNp OF SARsApARILLA, CrBEps,
AND CopAIBA. for tn. of Genorrlna, elects; Sic.
lures; &C.. HowAaD's VERMiFUGE, safe and eiectual
worm. destroying medicine.
HowARp's CoMsoUsD .KazosorF II En- Ache
DRoPs. ..:.sG ."-
HowARp's coa,pouNp synup. OF: .CAanAcEEN, .
satr simple, agreeable and rheclna remedy tor coughs.
colds ashuas, &c.
+. H,wAnp's CeMrouNp KREeso7E TOOTH WASH. for
rr~ ing and preventing decay in eeh and for diseases
.Gi agreeable and pleasant wash for preserv
!ne hem in healthy condition,
itawARD's kaEosoTE FenTA PAsTz. :.
nn WlsTArs CouGH LozEaGEs, celebrated for the
- OF coughs colds, &c. ~; ~. = ".
igwaKDs iNDsItBEE INK. :
/ lowAaDs IsrRRovEn. CHEM,cAL CHLoRiDE Soar.
.!onAaDs CHEMICAL SHAVING COMPOUND:
towARD's SUPERIOR TOILET SOAP
HuwARD's CHEsIcAL ESSENCE SOAR, for remov-
,l ase, paint. tar, &c. from wearing apparel !.
. 'owARD's CnRysTAL CEMENT, for mendi,s broken
.,'ass china. carthanware &c. ..,t =,
HpwAEp's Issue OINTMENT, for keeping open ISSUES
"a ,listers 49,.
~EowAnp's MAeNol1A ExTRAcT,a delicate and aeci.
. ,ls larfume for the toilet.
HowARD's SUPERIOR COLOGNE Water. -
HowARD's FLORIDA WATER. ,.'..5
HowARp's LAVENDER WATER =.
lTewARh's HoSEY WATER. :
HowARp's SUPzR1ea TooTH PowDEs. -
AUril Ia. 1@. g.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-02
C A Ut ON

WE are called on TO caution the public, the Druggists
WIN particular, against purchasing from any traveller
o'os Dr. Evans s iNvALUABIk MEbIci i
their unprecedented success in the cure of Consump
ton, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Indigestion, Costiye
ness Loss Of Appetite. Palpiiaon Of the Heart, Pain
in the Head, Breast, Back ard Limbs, Dizziness, Rest,
lessness and all diseases orignatingin the Stomach.
Heart Lungs Liver, and the associate organs &C., has
caused reckless tmposter. who il s ascertaihed, has
been travelling through Pennsylvania MarylantVirgina
&c., TO counterfeit, and vend deeterous imitation OF
EVANS CAMOMILE AND APERlENT PILLS;
and another mpoer has introduced into PeHnsY vala,
&c. spurious article, prportiag to be PARIs SooTH:
ING SYRUP. for children when cutting their both
OF which are deleerous eounterfeits Therefore, in
order 10 protect the public against the nroads of such
imposi'ons, and to secure them he benefit which his
Genuine Medicines fail in bestoWng he hiss caused
the label Of Evans CAMoMILE &C., Plies, "to be-
tered according to act OF Congress-
A notice OF which entry is printed on the labels on
of the Genuine Pills, and he has caused the
Of Dr. j. L. Paris TO be stricken out of the label of
his celebrated Soothing Syrup for children when cutting
.DR.. VIM. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP.'an infalli.
are subject when cutting teeth, tested and approved by
thousands of mothers and nurses, who have by its early
application; not only prevented their children from sui:
erng excruclatng pain but in many instances rescued
them from death. #,.
l5-Be particular in examining the labels, and also in
knowing that Dr. Evans nevervens any Of his medicines
save throughthe medirm Of his resident agents, ad
VcftSed throughout me UDon, OF al Tue W eseTn VINCE
Louisville, Ky, and his prihclpeI Office 100 Chatham
Street. New York, where Wholesale orders will be
promptly execnfed on the most liberal terms Il, !:
The public may rest assured that in every instance
that comes within the knowledge Of Dr.. Evans, any
of his agents. where the Counterfeit Medicines pnr
chased or vended, he will give them the earliest public
notice of the imposition. Already have proceedings bo,
civil and criminal been instituted against several Drug
gists who have been detected and their names will be
laid before the public. at an early date. THE BEST
PROTECTION he can offer for the PRESENTS to caution
purchasers to obtain his Medicines. from the .a"
: .., AGENTS ONLY.
LEWIS JOHNSON, Washtngton, D. c.
+ =. C. CRUIKsfIANK. Georgetown, d. c.
BELL & ENrwIsTLE, alexandria,. d. c..
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-02
.Preamble md Constitution of the Nntice american
. Association of the United States.

I NrnrIiAl.--NatiHe American Cause, ana Ihe
in Native American Newspaper.-lhe NauVe Anne
can AssooiaoDin this city has been IN existence nearS
two Years ana enrels among itsmembers upwards 81 ee
ven hundreaoat Of fourteen hundred Of the hase ei
!. zens Of the place.
70 repeal The laws. Of Naturalization; and
The establishment Of national character and the per-
petuity Of our institoons through The sans 81 our o~'
A paper called aThe Native American was com.
nenced few days after the organization oil our Society
and has already 1000 subscribers IN many places
our doctrines have found ardent and able rends but
ccomplish QUE patriotic ends so that we may rely upon
ourselves for the blessings cfpeace and III the pells o.
II will be necessary for ALL to take part anu prompt
IL ssnarate the birthrghts Of our own People from Tue
;ydiscrnnae presenSns Of the pappe5s and outcass q
!, the Old World. :, ,hro,,aho,,t ,Bs
rr;on 10 form aaxiiary associations ana 70
Congress for repeal OF the laws o. ~. .;sa
a md kity censs per annum payable in advance
W. are Of no party politics or reilgloo' out
men of all creeds and faiths. .ni b.1 ,,aM \,
Our motto is ON country ahcaysr g" 0u' 's'" -
As.ysrv man &c tine Union who loves the lana Of ms
birth Is interested in the principles we WE
each one will VOLUNTARILY put form hls nana - ho ~ ~
6hoaest abours and occasionally cheerhs WIN "'o ~
.,a.God speed the cause. =. a.. country are
requested to give tas notice few insertions ana
dssrous.of becoming Subscribers, correspondents
trbutors 20 the paper, are requested 70 ADDRESS
By ordes Of the President and coanci ,,-,,e
- ,a" -: "A. IT. D. JONES',
ssecretaryofahe Nat Amer Association Of the y. g..
mar 90. ~Asnh'ko" W.
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Pointed BY j. c..DUNF forthe N. A. Association.
Published EVERY SATURDAY,

III. PU BLIofIID u VENT otA UNUA .,
TERMS--Subscdption for year, 81 80 in advance
or $3 % if paid at the end Of three months. For sx
months 81 30 in aduaace Advertisements inserted a.
the usual rates. ~.
An letters relating to the pecdniafy interests Of the
per to be addressed postage paid, TO- the fnbi'sher
=. JAMES g. DUNN: A
All letters relative to the Editorial department TO De q
directed postage paid to the Editor ofhe Nue dnsr'can
Those subscribers for year. who do not give notice O
their wear will be presumed as desiring its continuance
until coirterInanled, anil it wiaccordingy be contn.
,ied al the option of the publisher, go,
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!, uMMENDED. BY THE. FACyLTy.-How

80. uMMENDED. BY THE FACULTY Hoy
and, Compound Syrup OF .Casrageen, sale, sim
,stu is, corsrmptions, &c. ..4.
rris syrup has desrrvrdly acquired great reputation
ID faence Of physicians remedy in the cure
.'Ionary diseases 1t is NOT oer'd as specific but
4. found gruepay rtectuai in In cure OF chronic
uaoh3 ssthnas Sc and i'll frequently relieve obstinate
IT, .&nary Diseases.
csWtrcn circumstances Admit, i should he used under
III dircc,ioD OF physician. =.
10 rcd andssoA V hoiesale and retail, al my Pharna
IS, lieu SevGu Buildings. .s.' '..
isi for sale by mos. Of the Druggists in Washington
icagetawn Alexaudli ia. Baltimore, and Throughout the
.lGiish States ! HOWARD.