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" from 81 Louis to the above mentioned ports,
touching al all The intermediate landings.
LEAVING ST. LOUIS
On every Monday and Thursday, at . o'clock,
p NJ. RETURNING:
Will leave Keokuk on Tuesdays and Fridays,
at 5 o'clock, p N; Warsaw, Alexandria, FULLY
and Lagrange, SAINT evenings; Quincy on We'd
nesdays and Saturdays, at 3 o'clock, A NJ; Ma
rion City, Hannibal, Louisiana, GAINESVILLE and
Baily's Landing, same days
Every pains having been taken 10 render the
above packet in every way superior in accom-
mediation and speed, together with the utmost
.punctuality in the times of arrivals and depart
nrcs. shippers and passengers can fully rely
upon the present arrangement. For freight or
passage. apply on board.
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STILL LATER FROM TIE BRAZOS.

STILL LATER FROM TIE BRAZOS.
The Mrgm"hn brings us a strip from the
Off res of the P~icayunr, dated on the 25th
at%r, Il. which announces glorious news.
The H,"khcrner has Just arrived from
the BraHos, having left on the 10Th. Maj
Ioitr" Of the Paymaster's Department., and
1t. r.. l.. Chittrndcn, L. $. A., were pas
srngers III her. They were bearers of dcs-
patches from Gen. Taylor 10 the Govern
meat.
The Picayune says:
We havP glorious news by this arrival
Santa Anna's Infantry has 9lrcady disbau-
ded. He is now Supposed to be rctreating
on San Luis Potosi.
Gen. Taylor, at last accounts, not only
held Sa!!ili" and Buena Vista, but WAS him
SelIqn'"tly cncamped at Aqua NuevS. Just
hrtnrr occupied by Santa Anna. Tho Mex
lean had been alarmed by a report that
ten. Patterson vas moving from Tampico
Upon San Llis. He made some pretext of
the kind 10 cover his retreat.
Trains have again passed from CamargO
II Monterey The Mexicans were driven
"at Of Crrralvo. 1t is believed that Urea
has received orders 10 withdraw from this
81 ir ii tie mountains.
MF- En':"#.-Al;Iough | am a%nnounc-
81 in Iii" last Journal as IA candidate for the
ttrrk>.ii? of tie County Court of cold
Pike, | cannot forget to return my sincere
thanks 20 Many Voters" for the kind man.
"er in which they speak of INC in the Ban
nrr OF Il" 18th ult., and as this is probably
the last time | shall ever trouble them or
the publ with my name for public Office,
trust tl"y viii take sure aim, and not miss
me, ii they should accidentally make a
"rross-l!rr." You will obIige me by pla-
eng MY name IN your. paper as a candidate
for the 2f:cc mentioned above.
| am very respectfully,
AUG. curry.
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We are authorized 10 announce JOHN C..
MASSlE as a candidate for the Office of
Recorder at the ensuing Town election.
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100 Acres Of first rate
Land for Sale;

BeOngingtO Tie cstake yR Pellet, decd.
"a THIS lanl is not surpassed ly any tract
lzSl of land, of The SAM ,i.v, it, the county
of Pike, situated abcr! tive and 4 half
miles from Louisiana, on tie roa'} leading
from said town to E~owlino Grccn, abol'
10 o. 20 a.rc; undor cultivation. ;:h GOOD
log buildings thereon. Terms viii be made
Il vv>ommodat" purchasers. ANY person
Wishing TO exanine or purchase, will please
.calt On t;r undersigned.
u will also sell The tract of land on
which | now reside, on reasonable terms,
containing $40 acres. Persons wishing to
purchase will please call and examine for
themselves. MOSES KELLY
March 22, I847.
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NOTICE THIS!
BEDSTEADS! BEDSTEADS!!

undersigned hyg leave to inform their
friends and the ;5lic gencI~"y, that they
.hIye commenced the m:nu! tony q, and will
.Accp constantly on h:ud a first rS'e assortment
i. n~ED>TEADS, oil the latest styles, which
thu, will sell low Tor Cash, or good merchants
bic pro luce, deliverable in Louisiana.
IT. Call and see our work at orr shop one
door below Wise & Tinker's on Main street.
Il Wood taken in exchange for work.
+. +. s. q W. ADAMS.
n. B. Collins made on reasonable terms, and
at the shortest notice. F. F 4 w A.
Louisiana, Mo-. JANUARY 18th, lS47.
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A Good assortment of Saddlery, Spanish
IN half Spanish, Fallhack, and Sled
Saddles; Brides and Aartingalcs, for sael
very low by !. N. BRYSON & Go.
Nov. 10.
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NOTICE.
' ME co-lnrtnership heretofore existing be-
tween .Marklcy & Newman, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
!. MARkLEY,
LORENZO NEWMAN.
April lSt., 1877.
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March 29th, ls47.
TO LOVERS OF FINE STOCK.
If The subscriber, living n mile East
of Louisville, Mo-, has brought from Ken
lucky a fine youngJack, now offer his scr
vices to those who feel disposed toimproVc
their stock. 49,.
Description-He is 4 years old, full IA
1-2 hands high, fine bone, black color, &c.
and was sired by old Royalist, for which 4
his dam Annet, Capt. Geo. Carpenter, the
gentleman from whom | purchased him.
Maid TO Mr.. VIM. Hickman of Bourbon co.
XIV, $4,000 when he was a colt.
Persons will please call o. the undersign-
ed, at his residence near Louisville, and ex
anime for themselves.
JAS. BAIRD.
March Goth, lS47. 3w32.
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Chcap for Cash or Trade!

AZ HAVING a large assortment of TIN
WARE ON hand-large- than was ever
kept in Louisiana before, which | am de-
to sell, as low as the same arti-
Giles can be bought in st. Louis at mhOhr-
sale or retail prices, l would respectfully
solicit a call from the farmers and merchants
of the country, before they purchase else
where. JUN l. nfl'l.
N. b. | will take old copper, old pewter,
Becswax, Tallow, or feathers, at 'hc high
est market price, in exchange for any artl-
Gle in my line I
Louisiana, March 18th, lS47.
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NOTICE is hereby given toall creditors and
~ ct!rr> Interested in the estate of George
Buckncr. decd, that the undersigned has H.
tanned from the Clerk of the Pike county court
letters of administration on said estate, bear
ing date The III day of JAM, 1917. All persons
h'ving claims against said estate are hereby no.
to present The same, properly authentica-
.trd within on ,."r from ne date of said letters,
or thry nay i~' precludcd from having any bene-
fit of said estate, and if not presented within
three wears they will be forever barred.
JAMES n. ROBBINS, Admir-.
March 18th, 1877.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all creditors and
others interested in the estate of John Hen
deceased, that the undersigned adj
Of said estate, will make a final set
Element at the nrNt June term Of the Pike
countv court, when and where those intere<tc.,
can attend. JAMES \. ROBBINS,
Administrator
March nth. lSi7.
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Justice Massie,

Will hold his newt claw Day." on Satur-
day the 9Th day Of May IS47.
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The new, elegant light
draught, and fast running
passenger steamer LUCY
BERTRAM, Chas. Dean,
Master, will run regular
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Administrators Notice.

March 10Th, lSl7.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-10

and her institutions They envy her prosperity, aud
they would, II they could In any wav prevent her
ward career Be assured of this n fact Profoundly
ignorart of theory Of government they fall do~n
In apsh s-rvity in worship Of anything suhcien ly
ar stoc'sic loyal In England, fulfilling to Letter
" Where ignorance is bliss, It's folly to be wise
ANGLO-SAXON.
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The Madrid papers Of the i4th confirm the fact Of the
return OF the King Don Francisco to the palace at Ma
drd and Of the apparent reconciliation between him
Queen Christmas sudden arrival In Madrid had
created great surprise. Immediately after her arriy ..
her Majesty had q long Interview with Gen Narvasz
The Queen Mother he'd an interview with Queen
Isabella the next day, and the Is described by the
He,dldo with praiseworthy minutenes' OF detail IL
adds that copious tears OF joy we're shed by the
Queen Mother while Munoz himself remained at dis
lance, according to the Espanoi much moved BY his
own feelings. He received with much delight by
the Queen. The King aud the Duchess Of sessa were
summoned to the royal presence, ana ths roya ismy
remained some time alone. They Afterwards ained
together.
Its rumored that the government have granted per-
mission to the Infsnto Don Francisco and his daush
ter to return TO Madrid when the family cifoie VIII be
complete. a.. 80,
b.ssy that senior Mon Is 10 be put up as the govern
tn.nt candidate for the prrsi ency OF the Congress
The Counters OF Montjo, after declining the post Of
Camerera Mayo, has at length accepted 1t
Tho Especfador Is suspended by order OF the politi
The garrison Of Madrid is expected to be oonsdera
bly, reinforced.
be changed by the minister Orlando and all upset
A deputation OF the manufacturers OF Catalonia had
arrived at Mrdrid TO discuss with the
the different questions connected with tho nter sts OF
that province.
TBr RoYAL Recommendation may be sRil.
full; lucky he certainly is Within ten days he has Of
footed results whIsh were ardenty desired aud di-
gently sought by preceding ministries, but which mock
I'd their reach He has got rid 81 the favorite he has
brought back the king. These achievements msy la.
deed turn out rather specous than solid mssntme let
look at the hopeful side OF the future The recon
cstiou Of Queen Isabel and her husband is event
which deservsio he recorded with detail IL seems
that IN. present cabinet succeeded to power
than " bent Its chief attention upon this subject The
instrument upon which Narvaez turned his eyes was
MoDsig. Bruneli. The nuncio, willingly undertaking
mission suitable 20 his character repaired Satur
day 10 the Pardo where he had a long interview with
the king The fruits OF Monsg Brunelis good Offices
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TVS CHoLER. Russn.-Lettsrs from St Peters
burgh OF the 9TH stat. that the authority of the on
cal reports received by the Government tho cholera
continued w advance towards the north and east.
Cases OF IL bad occurred at Ore at Toula and even In
thc village Of fensa situated ct only atty leagues from
Moscow. In the province OF Astrakan Ia which there
81 300 inhabitants ei5 had occurred and
1871 deaths The disease still ragged with great severity
ut Teebsroo Jarsk, and in the sbvirops A. Saratof
the capital OF the province OF that 500 persons
had been attacked noi Of whom died Ia the country
OF the Cossscks OF tbs Don there had been
o which OH Terminated fatally. At Chsrcow 90 per
sons had been carried on and September 18TH there
were bss SICK at kurek At Woronssch q town with
population OF 600 the cholera broke out the +h OF
september with 420 cases. and 100 deaths had 90
CURED daily On the 10th there 0ie persons Ill
Of the cholera In tho hospital ais Of whom attack
ed the same day. The number Of deaths on that day
was l52. Gahgnanfs Mensng,r.
Turkey.
CoNsrArrfSorLr, Sept AZ Many Greek vessels hav
already been for dden coast by the Porte In order
to avoid this cAmpuforY the Oreek ehPs can
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STOVES, sTOvEsl. sTOVEs,i,

- Fly. NAYLOR, South side Of Pa. avenue, between
- ID and IL sis would inform his customers and the
L public generally, that he has just received large
- sortmentof Stoves Of the newest and approved
patterns, including Sankey's CAST IRON RADIATOR, OF
COAL BURNERS which he will sell together with Fire
boards and Sove-ppe at the lowest prices for cash.
lie also keeps constantly hand general assortment
Tin and Sheetron Ware TO which he invites the attention
Of housekeepers 5e WNHf
lie still continues TO do Roofing, Gucring, and Spoung
and Sheet iron and Copper Work generally and at the
shortest notice, and on the most reasonable terms.
Persons wishing to purchase will do we'll TO call and
anime his stock before they supply themselves.
oct 8--tf ~
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rs number lottery, IL drawn ballots.


"a
NERTAIN CURE Tor dysentery, diarrhGa, bilious ant
u liver complaints, dyspepsia, DC &c-Doctor Amati'
celebrated Italian vegetable panacea prepared by Messrs
Samuel Carus d Co.. 10 offered 10 the public, Tor tn,
cure and prevention OF the nbove prevalent Diseases III
been eminenty shown IN many cases Of mala
rial bilious fevers cholera morbuE dysetery
dyspepsia disorders OF the liver chronic Diseases summer
complaints and others peculiar 10 children, female com
plants, &c EAS R
The ingredients composing the above preparation have
bee known and iuliy examined by, Distinguish
ed physician who has given his unqualified appreciation.
Persons suffering under any mercural disease may fully
depend upon beng relieved by the Of the panacea
Many families who have used II testify 10 It's mid and saie
operation 1t is therefore confidently recommended 70 all
who may be afflicted with any Of ihs complaints above
named. fiflgt ". Is. .&t
Tho propretors do not think necessary publish here
any the numerous certificates Which they possess,
reconmendatory the panacea the pamphlet, which
accompanies each bottle, will be found sufficient 70 render
ample Information 81.
The panacea can had wholesale and RETAIL the pro-
prietors, l street. Pennsylvania avenue; also al
the drug stores oil Messrs. sss
j. G. Farquhar Co., Of 10Th street and N York
+, VAL je
McCery Clements corner Of i4th street and PennsyL
vania avenue. le' %p IA,
r. s. Patterson corner of 9th street and Penn avenue.
NJ Delaney, corner Of IL street and Penn avenue,
D. b. Clarke corner OF lth street and Maryland avenue,
sand and OF others in the city, and also OF the principal
druggists in Georgetown and Alexandria.
OCT Std 5. CAHUSi q Co.
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TYLER'S NEW HOTEL.
+. n.aup,ont, Assistant.

On Pennsylvania ArenueI betceen I'd and l2 streets
fNIlOMPSON TYLER would inform his friends and the
i public generally that he has opened his HOUSE for
the accommodation Of Boarers, lie occupies the house
formerly kept by Miss Shonnard on e north side Of Penn
sylyana avenue The house has undergone extensive
pairs, and every article Of furniture including linens Is d.
recy IRON the hands Of the manufacturer.
Ills long experience IN Hotel keeping in this city and
Richmond, Virginia. has enabled HIM TO anticipate the
wants OF those who may favor him with their patronage
exertion will be spared TO render their residence ut
his house comfortable and pleasant attention their
wants. the best Of ae and comfortable quarters make
them. oct S--2a2w'
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LOOK HERE !!

STOVES AND CRATES.
Joseph i. NEyETr, Pennsylva. avenue, opposite vii
lards (ate FulerE hotel, has received and is manu-
facrng large aud complete assortment OF Stoves and
Crates Of the most approved modern PATTERNS warranted
to draw well and not break from heat they will be sold
ioto prices al they can be bought In the District
CRATES
neat and beautiful variety, finished in the best manner
and arranged TO burn either Anthracite Cumber
land coal: very cheap, with friedrich jams and backs
COOKING STOVES. f
From the North Rper Furnaces the best castings the
city; warranted bake WE'LL and consume but little fuel
will burn either wood or COAL and extremely low priced
COAL STOVES.
great Variety consisting Of Hail. Church. New Style Ra
diaor, and other Paror Stoves Cylinders and Salaman
ders, for Offices, workshops &c.
WOOD, PARLOR, AND AIR. TIGHTS.
and superb style Of Parior Wood Stoves including
richly carved cast ar-tghis Very cheap and handsome
Ar-tights for chambers '&7t# ~.
FRANKLINS
For wood or TRN.pLArEs, Box SrovEs, Dining
oven Stoves; an economical and very convenient stove
HOTEL COOKING STOHE.
win cook for several hundred people, and the best kind
now in refer TO OF the best Hotels in the
country that have them in use. .stfH
\ F TALLORS STOVES.
Made expressly for their very convenient and ecoo
mica The trade are invited to call and see them
BEBEES COOKING RANGES
Put up Northern prices with without hot water backs
All kinds Of PLuMDMo In connection with the above and
Bathing fixtures and Pumps put up In tire best manner.
Always ON Hand,
Coahods Firecarriers Cindershovels Stove Fire.
brick, Mica Isinglass doors usre ior Glenn.
ing stoves Pots OVENS Skillets Teakettles Plain and
Japanned lin Ware, and every other article Of TIN COP.
PR, SHEErIRoN made to order In the most workman.
like manner.
W. large and beautiful assortment Of Britannia Ware;
WD Blocktn Jelly and Blanc. mango Pudding. mouIds;
- lce-cream Freezers and Buckets.
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TO INVENTORS AND PATENTEEs.

TO INVENTORs AND PATENTEEs.
Agency for obtaining Patents for New In
yentions at Warrington.
NJ p. ELLIOT, formerly Of the Patent Once, Informs
w HIS iormer clients and others that his Office may still
BE- found the same corner where II has been located
the asttlrty years, directly opposite the Patent ocr.
He is prepared TO execute with his accus!oned accuracy
and propiness any in he line OF his profession
such furnishing Information respecting the originality
and paenaby ofinyenons preparing papers and draw.
ngs for applications for patents, caveats, DC,
To with him, he refers TO the follow
Ing testimonial OF the Hon Henry L. Ellsworth lae Com
missioner Of Patents
7slla ri fN' Patent Office, Feb 10, 1912
Mr. William r. Elliot who has been formerly employed
In the Patent Once as Drnugsman DC, having esiab-
sed Patent Agency in the city Of Washington, take
great pleasure In Recommending him as gentleman
thy Of confidence and as being particularly qualified to
take charge Of any business requiring knowledge Of me
chanical science the progress OF the arts and patent i'm.
proyemenis Mr. Elliot Is also well acquainted with the
practice OF this Office. HENRY L; ELLSWORTH,
Commissioner Of Patents.
W. p Elliot 10 also the author Of the plan Of the dew
Patent Office building
n3- Letters on business to be postpaid.
h w.
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
IN ALL HEIR VARIETY.

xn THE subscriber informs the citizens Of Washington
FUyand surrounding country, that he has now hand
Ukthe most complete assortment OF BOOTS and SHOES
& been offered TO the citizens Of this Metropolis
BY arrangements he has made for future supples together
with the manufacturing department OF is establishment,
uner his SUPERVISION he that lady orgente
need leave his store without being exactly suited
style, quality, price, dc. DC.
Gentlemen procure the very best article Of French
style Of Boots at moderate prices Best American do ne
ror to none Together with all the lower grades Of from
oil rs, 81 81 so, 81 rs, 80, ~ 50, and to S5.
Ladies' also find ut his store all the kinds of
CATERS and hafgaters, black and coored that in
use with complete assortment Of walking shoes slippers
DC, &c. at all prices from 62 Ia 49, 81 cts 81 81 II TO
81 2-Wh splendid assortment OF white Satin and Kid
Slippers Of real French Style fs
ALSO, AZ,
full assortment Of women's and chldren's boots and
vited 10 Gull and examine before purchasing elsewhere
THOS. N. BRASHEARS,
nearly opposite Browns Hotel, Pa. NV.
oct S--3wd oc29' 'istja. ~ ,L t'3N l 4f6l at
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UNIFIED STATES HOTEL,
n N.., WASHINGTON l.et91l

TUE PRoPRlETORS OF this Hotel have secured the aid
OF Mr. GEoReE w, YKLorT their genera agent
hitting and hereafter conducting the establishment
lie IL authorized TO Ia every matter relating thereto
IN purchasing and making all and every contract engage
nent necessary for conducting the BUSINESS fully the
proprieiors themselves could do, and e transactions
the house must be through him alone,
The house, having been enlarged, thoroughly repaired
Having secured the services OF Mr.. r. H. THoMPsos az
caterer Upmeriy Of ColemansD they trust TO render the
house every way worthy Of patronage.
oct Sim a
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COAL DEPOT,

LenOx's wharf, near the Long Brtdges
UIIE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully INFORM his patrons
the pubic that he il receiving uaiy the above art
Of It's kinds and qualities, (Which will make his
equal any In tile DsrctD consisting But
Ter, Red Ash, Pine Knot Broad Mountain Clover Hill,
suitable Tor Cooking ranges radiators grates furnaces DC
and erected commodous shed Tor the preservation
OF the Coal from the dust ind weather, and would
persons who may obtain their stock OF me,
that in the quantity purcased should be found moi
sufficient Tor the SEASON. Gas III the case very frequently
only small advance will be made on the price to supply
the deficiency. ls }4is @I7R x
would request the citizens generally to call before max
Ing their purchases as am resolved u dispose OF the ar
Gle ut reasonable tlait l-.t ..- ,tt NJ
n b. Each load accompanied by the certificate OF sworn
weigher.
s. f. Aassoletis Drug Store, Pennsylvania avenue, OPP
pose Coemans Hotel; they may be lett with MIR John
f. Calans Drug store corner Of TIN and Streets (ether
Of whom will receipt Tor me) through the post Office, or al
the Yard ON IL liz street, near the Long Bridge.
oct S-ocrD. JOHN PETTIBONE.
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OLD Eyes made Young, Weak Eyes made
Strong.
-EAAE-a II there is any confidence to be placed in
0S<tie opinion Of all the most scientific gen
SPECTACLE are the greatest helps the hunn vision
ever invented The subscriber has just received full sup
ply Of them direct from the works and has them for sale
al hs old stand few doors east OF CDle,nms Penn
syvania avenue Washington city, who is the sole Agent for
tie manufacturer There Ii spurious article In the hands
OF fault finders beware Of them asyou value your eyesght
ALSO,
FIR Saie--A few gold hunting WATCHES Of superior
style Gold English, and other Lever Watches, with
gtnteel assortment of Jewery
oct 6--dly' STEPHEN EDDY.
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THE PLUMBE NATIONAL
DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

Concert Hau Pennsylvania Avenue, Tedds Hat Store
TWO PATENTS GRANTED UNDER THs GREAT SEAL op
M THE UNITED STATES.
AWARDED THE GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS -four
"A frst premiums and two highest honoru, at the Ma
tona the the New York. and the Ptnnsyt
vana exhibitions for the most splendid coored Dagueeo
Portraits iaksn in any weather, in the most ssqui
site style. XIV "
Apparatus and Stock wholesale and retail n
Instructions given In the art 81
oct S-dtO2Ss
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Patent Medicated India Rubber Porous
sTRENGTHENINGp PLASTER

IN all cases where 1t is thought advisable to keep up
i permanent stimuant impression the organ
diseased these pasters will be found highly valuable In
fact, all the benefit that accrue, from continuous
counterrrant will be produced in the most efficient
ner by them As in Rheumatism, Lnmbago Gout En-.
largeent Of the Joints Chronic Disease Of the Liver,
Spleen, Lungs other internal organs, In short in all
other where warming strengthening plasers
beneficial these will be found to be superior any now In
use. For sale by stf CHAS STOTT,
Drug and Apoth, corner 7th street. and Penn. Avenue
oct S-2aw'45'
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BOARDING.

MRS TURPIN who formerly resided the corner OF
M Seventh street Louisiana avenue, has taken that
large and commoious HOUSE on Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite Jackson Hail. where she is now prepared to
epmmodate permanent transient Bnarders. The house
has just undergone extensive AT ons and repairs aud
has been newly furnished, is pic ds.nty situated In the
mediate vicinity OF browns Coi.msn's and GHdsby s
Hotels and but lew mol,en. wax rom the Dspot tod
Capitol oct s-4