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MEDICINE WINE.


MANUFACTURED from the combined virtues Of the
vi sapdriia, DdndeiiO Iiid Cherry and several other
Exotic Ps whose wonderful curative properties al.
together unknown, except 10 the author OF
sFt ilASLEYfS FOREST WINE
II s well known To good chemists, that all vegetable s
STANCES contain less drleerious properer well
as medicinal virtues Those opposite qualities which
dused together In every root plant and blossom remain
nsrparsbe the exrac obtained by the usual method
Of boiling, &c rendering all medlcnen thus inert
and In many cases either injurious altogether uaeleas
This accounts In great measure Tor the neciency Of
many medicines in curing the dseases which they roiesa
TO lfs 4HIt'
l. very different with Iiaaleys Fsr.si VINE ny
Of wonderful chemical apparatus invented for the express
purpose Of manufacturing this article, the entire virtues d
the mort valuable combination Of plants discovered il
ohpined pure and free from every property bn, those which
man frame. This renders the Fbreaf Wine the excel
lent and truly valuable medicine In the world, both
miraculous power Of curing well as delightful flavor
The Fbrtn IIins Is most distinguished for It's great ef
cacy In fenecing trorn0a constitutions, and curing gene
raj Ill health proceeding from disorders complaints
Of the stomach rsr, heart and Kidneys including cosre
ness dysrspsin, ndiyssfon lass Of oppeite and adsbfa
led sfaie e fe syste free use Of the Forest Wine
stores invalid: Of this class to the most robust strong, and
vigorous health 1t has also proved useful In restoring
Price 81 per bottle for sale at IIaneys General Depot
Conrlland 81 New York, and by the appointed asenia
J. r Callan, only agent, Washington City.
U N. Linhicum, only agent, GEORGETOWN.
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BOOK & JOB PRINTING

Of al descrfptfons, dome with neatness and
dsspatch, at the tNsttonaI WhfE oh7re,
over stmns' Store, and opposite jack
son Hall, PennsyIvaniA Avenue,
Washington.
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FURNITURE, ruRNITuaE,,

/, y The SECOND Street CABINET WAREROOMs, No. 10
a South second srrsLE MOUNT having large an,
splendid assortment OF fashionable and well made Eir,ui,
hand comprising rosewood tete ateie SOFAS walnut do
mahogany do, with plush, satin danask and fancy Ei
.loh seags and other erngs plain Sofas o. all price
hocking do Centre and Pier Tables Sofa Tables Dxais
Pedestal Pier Tables: Extension, Dining and Card Tables
,fessing bureaus; Marrobes with anal without mirrors
mahogany high post BsdseAds; French do curied nap'
and cherry do and variety OF Others Secrefsrs bpIh
cases marble ions. mahogany Washsanis Hat Racks
ulan and with mirrors Ladies' Work Tables Of ROSEWOOD
and mahogany; rosewood, walnut, birch and maioEay
chairs with aircot plush and tainask seatnei likewise
cane scar Chairs all patterns with au extensive hs"f'
msnt Of every article in line 81 business u ,,., -,
Country Merchants and others especiauy My'te, ~
call and examine our stock of Furniture every alnlt o.
Which h nanutrt,rsd BY ourselves aud win DC dspos1l
81 on Inc most reasonable terms.
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SATURDAY EVENING POST.
A MAMMOTH PAPER.
DEVOTED TO MORALITY, PURE LITERATURE,
FOWEIGS AND DOMESTIC NEWS, AGRICUi.
TURE, SCIENCE, AKr AND
AMUSEMENT

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more Than, me generality Of Tieo Dollar City Hsekies
j. IA YAgD Taylor aud GRACE GREEN. 7
Ip0OD me regular correspondents NJ he Past
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ss ~ s,t ter.up OF the club) 1900 q
Twenty I" land one 10 agent or The get
ter.np Of the club) 1000 ]"
THREE COPIES Of The Saturday Evening Post aud
ONE OF either Godey's Lady's Hook or Graiam's Maya
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washington University OF baltimore.

AEFKT.U IT, HtIFi
No. 33j, Dalto. ST., above tie Globe In
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]. STOUVENEL & Co,

]. STOUVENEL & Co,
No 90 Gold street and .Nn.3 John street
near Broad,cdy,
New York,
NE MANUFACTURERS, WHOLESALE and
lyH RETAIL DEALERS In
CHINA. GLASS, and LAMPS.
for oil and lard.
Gas Fixtures Of every description, Solar and
Gas Lamps, Chandeliers, Brackets, GirsRdoles,
Candelabras, &C.
Private houses, churches and hotels, fitted up
with Gas, at great reduction in price, and all
articles warra nted.
A complete assortment of the richest cut press
ed, and plain Glass constantly on hand.
All the above articles made to order, and all
kinds Of Glassware matched to any pattern
Lamps altered and repaired
Goods loaned to parties.
Oil at Wholesale and retail.
New style Of Hall Lamps and Lanterns.
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Toilet,

THT prineip room IN TEMPERANCE Hal l., which
l. suitable fnr Eshipons, Fairs, Lectures, Concerts q
snc other ppoft not inconsistent with Tie principles
total abstinence. Terms moderate, Apply TO
U, WARD, Precedent Stock Committee,
dec le-U Or nj the Hall
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wELLEn,s pATENT nLAoKrNc

TUE undersigned hrgs leave 10 call e auen5n Of tos,
dssisohs OF ,isinF good article of BLEACHING, 10 III,
ghovsuanieL The Manufacturer. knowing the .xcelsE
properties 81 this Hacking simplosI various persons
3.as Boot MakerE A) .l several ii the hesyapa
pers TIE extracts underneath from 81 the papers
they speak for themselves; also several persona who tried
II have called aud said that the japan Liquid Bdciag
superior TO any thing tilTy hid ever used.
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"a. FRENCH CHINA.
ID. G. a. ID. HAvILAND,

No. "a JoHs STREET,
IMPORTERS OF PORCELAIN are receiving goods In
i usual assortment, among which are:
lSS 90 lea r.nn ss,s ss'4' Some very rich
200 pairs Vases for Mante Ornaments
800 pairs Rich Cofires
+. ,ss Gard Baskets, Candlestcks, &c.
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COLUMBIAN HOUSE

CHESTNUT STREET. PHILADELPHIA 4
THE Subscribers have made every arrangement for the
accommodation Of their guests, and respectfully solicit
a share Of patronage. BAGLEy, MACKENZIE 4 co. 4
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yPeilars Biaekfns IL Of tie superb and sa;iE
factory articles OF the day nnarts brlanre and p0
Ist. beyond description We have tried t Go and DO
IL. Ris, Z - Spirit u Ahe 1iHIes, Apra ~.
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GEORGE j. BYRD,
MANUFACTURER Asp WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Umbrellas, Parasols and Sun Shades.

No. 1870 Pearl st. opposite Cedar, n. Y.
COUNTRY lnerchans ard wholesale dealers will always
fd al he above establishment, extensive assortment
Of TTJfBRELLAS, PIRiSOL.s. PERSONALITIES,
and SIN SLIDES from planest description 10 The most
Pplepi ever offered IN The United States; and from the
improvements he has recently into his nanuac.
tory The subscriber enabled 10 sel at lower prices than
ever, eiihrr ior cash or approved credit
GEORGE j. BYRD,
nrt sly ls0 Pearl street. opposite Cedar.
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ROCK, SWAN & INGLIs,

A RE constantly receiving
~ Appleton III inch brown Sle.ting Carroll ~ do do
Appleton ~ inch brown Shntingg Carroll 10 inch ITO ia
Hamilton ~ brown aud beaehed Sheeiings
no i2j brown and blearhtI Sheetings
DO do do Sheetings
DO brown, beaehed and dyed Canton Tiinntls
DO willed Shiring Stripes % aud q inch do red Beck
ings q.
DO Series, Cotton Banketings, &c.
Do Prints aud desirable styles ~.
suffolk brown bleach,d and blue Drilngs
Alaa a great variety NJ Plaid LseyP, rloakinFa Cot
otiadts Apron Checks finxhafna dc, &c which they NJ
fer for sale al No. 81 Pine street
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HEDsrEADs PROOF AGAINST BUGS,

IL GARDENERS GO Gold street. first door from Heck.
street, New York. This improved Bedsiead received
rcan institute in October, lSi3 y, and y, and The silver
mea Of 1876 every other competor The Bedsieads
and all ether articles Of furniture required for the cham
bef manufactured Of best materials, and under The
Immediate supervision Of the undersigned. sssl'. ~
Mattresses Piasiers, Feather Beds Boliers and Pil
lows on hand or made to order 10 III the Bed,tesd and
warranted 10 be filled with such hair feathers, &c rep
resented WILLIAM g. GARDINER.
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Pattu Biottpg Mr. J. W.isr, No. 30 Chestnut street,
has prepared a Patent Liquid Bleaching which produces y
b<anfu Jet polish, anti does moi nnre the leather Those
VINO would have poished understanding Fhoid read Tie
AhGsIil.e mont 10 annihel conmn u s. L.ntsttc lLln
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af's Pafsni Japan Backing w about the hes, article
81 The Kind We base fen The polish which mpai1s
the nnfsrstdadfhgg % Is brilliant and lasting We
have riei IT, and it boots say all this in is behalf
tEoeaag BtaeiiB, Jtn, 7.
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A Prime srtlel. Of VANILLA BEANS on hand, and
"A for sale CHARLES SToTT, Druggist,
corner Of 9TH street and Pa avenue.
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V,a6rs R'nckisr IL of HE most shining articles In
Tie msrhet. : SpGis gf ne Tfniss, April2.
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JSDELiBLI INK without preparation, a % PER boz
| Foo said by CHARLES STOTT, q
Druggist and Aponerary
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TIME NEW YORK FIRE INSURANCE GoMPANf, ~
enc ami Tlrs Risks under he new lie Of The NEW YORK
TipE AND MARINE INSURANCE CoMPANf, haslns
fs35 and isi5 and possessing full Capital Of s20oooo with
surplus affords ample security g ~ persons making Ma
hIs terms as o,er similar Institutions application at The
0fce OF the company No AZ Waii street tahioninB The
ao'''e' :" DIRECTORS
:" oliver II Jones Josrph N. Lord
samuel $ Howlan1 William Spencer
samuel G.. Harriot JuhIl Ierbtll
Horace Brooks George ioyet
loln Clapp Iorns. Vanderbilt
Walter X. Jones Oscar Coes eN
Thomas II. Mills, lsaae y. Seymour
Hamilton Blydenbursh Iarael Core
Oliver H. Tweedy Josiah q. Law
Walter X. Jones, jr. John T. Andrew
Andrew a PILOT John EVEN
Abraham o Davis Charles ,ntnrn
II1raiio " StebblnS Ea+H
y. II JONES, Presidentl
d. rspEKnnt, Secretary
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
( Tho " Blade il edited by William Matthews. Esq,
facctious and able writer, though some al ecce-
trio ne an editor. 49, lkcapital weekly one of
the best papers received al this officc-N Il Spirit
Of the Times.
The kcenest Blade Of all Down Fast Maine
Farmer sX8fll 5HH f5 I6 M fe 1t1e
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The Manufacturer produce numerous Testimonial.
rim,lar the above ruin pfsvaie ny iduas and from
ohsr papers, hut tie above extracts sufficient con
Vince any person dat III. has exagaera
e hut that upen air trial tie Backing will he found a.
ysorp.enied src.htai in every respect RI
WElLAR, Manufacturer, No, 90 Chestnut street. PHI
Iadsipha.
.y,nt FIR Washington, ID. 4, y
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X o'1 CHARLES sfoII,
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EXTRACTS IRON NEWSPAPERS.

Weefis PafeaI Japan N1rkife 70 he u excel
lent Irtlcle; have Il used and hphs recon-
mead t. n AHssieau, .iprR ~
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Gs~ railroad Convention has just been held
at lalladega, IN Alabama, for the purpose Of con
slderng the most practicable route for connection
between the waters Of Tennessee River and Mo-
bile Bay There was large attendance from the
counties on the route and from the city of Mobile
Selma, on the Alabama River, was selected as the
best point from which to commence the work, and
they viii have the advantage Of surveys and
grading already made for twenty seven miles, in
an old enterprise abandoned some years ago. during
the Revision Of 1867, for the want of funds
The country through which this road will run is in
eXhaustihle In coal beds, marble quarries and iron
mInes' and passing the Tennessee River, the road
will bring down to Mobile a great trade that now
goes to Savannah and Charleston.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.-This order is much on
the increase in Alabama. From the reports sub
mi,ted to the semi-annual meeting of the Grand
Division, we find the following returns for the pre-
ceding four months: Number of members initiated
1902 dispsnsaton l27 admitted by card 1872, with
drawals 80, suspended II, rejected 2S reTnstated
d. expelled III, violated pledge 1877, violated
pledge second time 81, signed over 70, deaths %.
number Of members 1927; receipts s1OO54 81.
per oentage 1924 %, benefits to sick members
sl465 -, cash remaining on hand SS958 "a. These
statistics show happy increase of this order in the
State OF Alabama, in very short space, and the
amount Of aid it has given to purposes of charity
and reform is very encouraging.
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or which number there were Americans 3342 males and AZ
female. Married females 6 ; unmarried 81
On Thursday, 30th, there were 81 ,5S5 tons of
shipping in the harbor Of San Francisco, exclusive
of about sixty river craft.
Number of outward passengers from San Fran
cisco for the week ending August 90.
yolp,r.i.o Males. sos Fc%'~ On Males FEM
observation-disclosures. 744 II
In one day, "Wednesday, 29th August,) there
arrived in San Francisco by merchant vessels, 654
male and u female passengers.
The Alta Californian of the 3lst says: eve
understand that J. B. Taylor who came out about
Two years since as agent for a company in New
YORK Is about returning TO the States for apparatus
10 WORK the quicksilver mines he purchased on the
tahch OF q. Z, Cook which ranch it is believed is
nexhaustible in its quicksilver. The large mine of
FORBES d Co. stands upon this ranch We believe
Com. Stockton is one of the Company for whom
MIR. Taylor is acting.
The same paper speaks as follows of the San
Francisco Theatre: 1.-The plan is an excellent one,
and we are assured it is the intention Of the pro-
J5ctor, Mr.. Buffum, to make the establishment a
respectable and popular place of resort and amuse-
ment for families and strangers Some of our most
influential citizens have already taken an interest
III tne matter, and we trust the enterprise may not
laa Tor want Of general support A talented opera
NC ana ballet company are shortly expected to
arrive here"
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FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE STATE OF ALA
BAMA,-Ihe new Legislature of Alabama, Just
elected for two years, has critical condition of
affairs to meet and adjust, during their time of SER
vice. The State debt is large, and the funds pro-
vlded for the payment of the interest, uncertain
and diminishing.
The State owes bond debt of SO, I7O, $50, and
to trust funds, bearing interest, I2I5 COO making
total of debt Of $40 395, $50 of which the an
nual interest IS $5I2 $40. The expenses of the
State annually are about Sl2O,OCO. The total
amount required for expenses and interest on debts
is, therefore, S662 ,579 The resources the State
consist only of its tax bill and about two millions
ESTIMATED as good of the assets of the deposit
banks. These last funds, it is thought, have bean
employed in part, in buying up State Bonds at
at the market prices. If true, the amount of an.
nual interest payable will be considerably reduced
The tax bill produced last year $4,000, showing
deficiency to be made up out of the bank asssis
of above S249,OOO. The payments will be varied
OF course by the amount of bonds that may have
been Withdrawn and the consequent absorption of
the assets OF the banks. Still, there seems to be
no expectation that the present tax BILL which is
so much complained of for its severity, can raise
enough to meet the whole of the interest on the
debt and all the State expenses The bank assets
must soon be exhausted, and on this Legislature
will depend the formation of some system for main
tanning the State credit hereafter.
The mislortunes which have befallen this State
are an instance for commentary upon frauds OF
State banking. Alabama has no bond debt. eu-
cept for money borrowed lawfully to bank upon,
and the trust funds which are set down as debts
against the State, were lost by being deposited in
the hanks
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SUGAR CULTURE IN INDIA ABANDoNED.-The
regular Paris correspondent of the New York Jour
nal of Commerce describes the total failure of the
experiment in India to raise sugar. The expert
ment was tried under the most favorable circum-
stances, and without regard to cost. Planters
were brought from the West Indies and paid lib
orally, and machinery of the most approved and
perfect kind was sent out from England No pro-
ject was ever set on foot under better auspices.
and the final issue is total abandonment of the
enterprise. The lands taken up for cane have been
abandoned, and the cattle turned into the fields of
standing cane. The Madras Athenaum concludes
its statement of the failure, with the following re-
marks:
The question of competition to be maintained
on the existing system with the West Indies. and
the country in which slave labor prevails, must
rest for future consideration. AT present we have
arrived at the important conclusion that under the
most favorable circumstances we cannot hope TO
alter the present mode of eultvating the supar
cane in Southern India
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SIR JOHN FRANKLIN.-The Rev. Mr.. Seoresbv
delivered lecture in England short time ago ON
the Hopes and Fears respecting the absent Arctic
Expedition" The lecturer, who has explored those
regions himself, and whose father made several
important discoveries in arctic navigation, frst
entered into an historical account Of the different
discoveries made in those parts, and then entered
INTO the more immediate subject of the lecture,
lie gave numerous reasons for hops that Sir John
franklin and his friends are yet safe, although he
concluded that the chances in their favor would be
greatly lessened if they should NOT bs heard from
before the end of autumn.
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a LII persons wishing to procure our PIANO FORTES
~ The hewgheans market, si'heT wi h
% without The holian Attachment, are in
formed that VIM. MAYO No CampA ~ III ~ III
street Ia our duly authorized Agent for thatJ " v y
Cy ana IL iuly authorized 10 sell Boston prices with
only freight and insurance added and receive orders for
any description Of nstrumsn manufactured by leaving
y optional with the purchaser reject the II
lagoV on their arrival in NcwOheHns Every instrument
tOu as above Is warranted by aud to be exchau ged.
without cost 10 the purchaser If iOun satisfactory after
ua!, Each lnstrumeni Will in future be aecompsn ed wrh
On invoice at our BOSTON CASH PRICES which may
be seen by every purchaser il inquired We have he
exclusive night and are the ONLY manufacturers in Boston,
q the Patent EOLlAN ATT ACHMENT. We manu-
iaetufe the Seven-Octay GRAND PIANO FORTES,
win ana without the Aoian Attachment
7 GILBERT & co 400 Washington st.
Boston, October "a 1913 I'd -,