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VALUABLE MEDICINE WINE.

Valuable MEDl(lNE WIN n, a
MANUFACTURED from the combined virtues of the sar
vi sapariia Dardeion, Hhd Cherry and several other
E4oife Pafs whose wonderful curative properties al
together unknown, except % the author Of
IIASLEYfS FOREST WINE
swel known 10 good chemists thai all vegetable sub
stances contain lees deeterons prnperfes we'll
as medicinal virtues. Those opposite qualities which
itsed together IN every root plant and blossom remain
nFeparab IN the extracts obaintd by method
81 boiling, &e rendering all medicines thus prepared iner
and In many either injurious altogether uss. So
THIS accounts In great the ineiciency ct so
many medicines IN curing the dseases which they prose
20 cure. Ea
hiavery different with Has'eys FSrssf Wine ny means
Of wonderful chemical apparatus invented for expreFs
purpose of manufacturing this article the virtues
the moi valuable combination plants discovered IL
obaIe pure and free from every properly those whc!
act IN nniiy AMI harmonze With tlr consiiton the hu
frame This renders The FLTesf Wine the most excel
lent and truly valuable medicine Ia the world, both for s
miraculous power Of curing well delightful flavor
The FbrrSf ine Ia most distinguished for liz great Ell
cacy 10 rsns,rng constitutions and curing gene
raj III health proceeding from nerroas aorders complaint
Of The s'omdeh irsr heart and Kidneys, including cosrs
ness dyspepsia. indigestion, loss n dtyen and debifa
fcd sfdr Of fhs system. nee use Of the Forest Wine
stores nSalids u this class 10 the robust strong AMI
vigorous health II has also proved useful Ia restoring
tls from lingering state alter attacks nj scknrse
Price I. per hottie, ior sale Iasley's General Dcrot
Conriaud ST. New York, and BY the appointed agents
J. Z. Callsn, only agent, washington tiiy
q. NJ Iinthicnm, only ageni, Georgetown.
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APREMInM oFEER.

The post-oft,ce OF any town In Tie Union from
which We shall receive the greatest number Of sub
scribers 10 aodey's qdys Book, during the year
between the FIRST Of December, lelS and the trsi
Of December, 1850, (.hs Magazine 90 be mailed 70
such post-office, subscribers through ~ shall
been titled 10 continuance II the whole number OF
the subscriptions graf,iousy for one year aiiei The
expiration Of the year for which their subscriptions
shall have been paid
The Magazine will be- continued on either, 10 the
subscribers themselves, OF 10 the agents through
whom we may receive The orders for quantities and
10 whom the package or packages may be directed
or 10 both n there should be both In the name town
as the case may be. Address
l.. A. Cooley, il3 Chestnut 81.
with any newspaper giving the above fsw In.
ssrtions we will exchange.
Our agents are Informed that those sending IN
their orders first win be first supplied In case the
edition threatens 10 run out;
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YOUNG, Merchant Tailor, three doors wet OF
IA Browns Hotf Pennsy avenue, keeps constantly
on hand large and elegant stock q rsndy made clothing
10 want OF silt for immediate may rely upon grt,lns
soots 81 tie best grsity and made saas 10 the best b.
sp5ks work All sarments warranted represented
fsss very low Asc, large aIi elegant sssiriEeni Of
furnishing goods
Mes Iarssisksr aud suit, msds order Our rre, On.
IT. Terms cash
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J, STOUVENEL s. Co,
No 90 Gold street and No 3 John street
near Broadicab

NE WHOLESALE and
I'VE RETAIL DEALERS in
CHINA. GLASS, AND Lamps,
for oil and lard
Gas Fixtures Of every description, Solar and
Gas Lamps, Chandeliers, Brackets, Grandoles,
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 richeste ui press
ed, and plain Glass constantly on hand.
All the above articles made 10 order, and sll
kinds Of Glassware matched to any pattern,
Lamps altered and repaired.
Goods loaned to parties.
Oil al Wholesale and retail
New style Of Hall Lamps and I.anterna.
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ruRNIruRE, FunNITuREi,

r The s-sond Street AgINET wAgERooAIS, No. l6l
Il soul. Second siIeeL-E MOUNT having large and
splend assortment Of fashionable and well made Furniture
hand, comprising cod Sofas; walnut do.
mahogany DO, with plush, satin, damask and hnry hair
sloih seaines and other coverings plain sofas 81 all prices
and patterns; French Arm Chairs; Ladies' Sewing Charsi
Rocking dD Centre ana Pier Tables; Sofa Tables Dyans;
fsesta Pier Tables; Esrnson. Dining and Card Iabts;
dressing Hnreaus; wardroh.s, with and without mirrors
mahogany high post Bedsieads; French DO; cned maple
and cherry do and variety Of others Secretaf, B"N
easea marble tops; mahogany Washstands Hat karks
rAin and with mirrors Ladies' Work Tables OF rosewood
and Mahogany; rosewood walnut, hirch and mshoean!
eharg with haircoth plush and smask ssangi hkeMist
zane seal Chair Of ali paerns with extensive asfor
Iilenf OF every article in our line 81 business go,
Country Merchants aii Others are especially mNnn W
enii and ,ramn- orr Furniture, every arlrlt ~
which h maIcu,rtd hy ourselves and viii be disposed
81 on me most reasonable trims
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BEDsTEADs PROOF AGAIEsT BUGs.

IL GARDENERS, % Gold sfrrst, frs, door from Beck
man street, New YORK This improved Bsisest received
the highest premium awarded at The late FAIR Of the Anne
ricin institute In october 1913 a. AMI 9, aud the silver
Essl ~ 1876 every ohrr eompsior Tns Bedssais
end III ether articles 81 furniture required Tor the cham
ttT manufactures 81 the bts materials ind under tia
immediate supervision Of the undersigned.
Mstrsssts, Pil.ssters FssihrT Beds, Bastsrs aud f
lowe hand made 10 order 10 ft he Bsdsissd and
warranted 10 be Esd with such hair fpathsrs &c rep
ressntsd WILLIAM G. GARDINER :
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riano-ror,s Mandatory and ware-Roon

Piano orte Mandatory and Ware loom
ls7 Third Avenue, New York.
TT woRcFsTfp cH-rs for sale large assortment Of
ILL., choick risne.fons from 70 ocizYts n elegant
Ress. so snd !siorsBy cases ali n Which are marIfse
ursd udsr lis o Supervision and foT sis On reasonable
ierras
y d.vo;iry lis personal attention is TIA touch and ions
CT y N s;reiis which k&-s heretofore been considered
unfTzeH he .,l snies7oT 10 uinfsn t.er previous re-
puisor apI respectfully socs examination from Fro
ks:o,s, Amateurs, sli tie pubilc
conmyiiot Sssrtryc bss r.etr'y tgtn sdIti Il h.s
narufisiaYy Witch viii Gdar3 Increased fsciists ir TIC
Selection n inzIGmtnts
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H,gus pa,sni Japan HaiRg u sbnw The ben ar,icl.
81 M knl We haze The polish wleh Ioplrtg 10
tns aSfsTarldrt Of man u brilliant anil lasting. ws
haze tsist sIi 4 ,1is 10 say al h7 10 ~ b.hat
EvsasHg Uuiisffts, .J!gs T.
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Toilet,

V'tiC prnciraI roo,o u TEMPERANCE HALL, which Is
j s,iiialsg ESdtGons, fsss, t'inrcs funeera
sl-h other phpcst uu Inconsistent with lie principles Of
,nnl absiinfnrC. Terms moderate, Apply 10
4. WARD, Prrtden, siock Committee,
dec l3-ti Ora the HAL
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MOLDEN's DOLLAR MAGAZINE

HULDEN'S DVLLAK MAGAZINE !
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vol. III. COMMENCES JANUARY |, 1919.
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Portraits OF the Pabiic Men OF America.
The PoarnAirs OF DisTnarisi,rp AMERICAS Drvryys
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TIE Msnafttrirsrr9n produce nnnl.TOna sftinonial,
srtsr fgn private tniit ltblF and f.om
orr pa5egs tut ~ st"1' ttfracIl 1riept
M .Jtg ps.ss gi u . 0iAnaiicsr has sEargsrat
81 frlf ffst s5aB fst tli4i ~ h1.kipg N ~ ,uut 80
tso.rre1te1s sgeglsat " ,FsfyfsEt4It
WEIfAf, NSssiacipr' 50 - rhsftput ansst PHI
lag,ipuix
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,ysT,f M Wa .iIgfDa, 81. q.
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Paper Hanginga, window shades and Ups
hOlstery Goods.

oOLoMON q HART, 2ia Broadway, now receiving
- per the various packet ships from England and France
the largest and best assortment OF the above Goods In the
retail al lower prices than can be iound In any other esis
blishment
meni Of Window Shades and Paper Hsnggs Of al the
rious styles and prices and which tIey requested TO
caa and examine Nai,.
THIS establishment is always closed on Saturday
SOLOMON a. HART
Ilphnlsierers and importers. 30 Brnsiwsy,
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EEslsrf FAsHf J1sIH EHfL fNF yFtI.
l.u aridi~. seen nsrd highly rsgon
a,ea,t Is ~ dsvrieai d!rG H.
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TRENCH CHINA.
y, q, q D. IIAvILAND,

No y JoHN STREET,
IMPORTERS OF PORCELAIN, are receiving seods In
l usual assortment, among which
, 3oo Dinner Sets, Some y,rr rich
2U0 pairs VASES for MaHtel Ornaments
500 pairs Rich Coffeea
Gard Baskets, Cundiestcks, &c
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pdfeni Biaciip< Mr. J wsar, No - Cheiaut street.
las prepared Pa.ui Liquid Biacsing which produces
tsa ~ polish, and does inure The leather Tose
sghs wotli have polished understanding sltoid
sfssnis, aiuiher column, a. 5 Ga.sife, Jfig
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A LBION LIFE INSURANCE co
LONDON AND NEW YORK.

LONDON AND NEW YORK.
INSTITUTED IN lei
NOTICE hereby given that persNs iaarad In the Al
In bon from the date permitted "a sisii Europe oil
OF the year in fTicaEs vessels wthonr amy pay
charge Tor rifk and that their policies Shall
in ll Ioce dnrine such voyages and residence in
any part ri Europe,
Prospectus with modified conditions, rates, dc may he
JOSEPH FOWLER,
r. s. BUCHANAN.
PLuNIBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
Concert Hal, Penn drsnae, near BroTn's Ifofd.
THE Propristors Of The above celebrated establishments
happy 10 the public, thai By The did Of
sky urop light they now taking Pictures, which they
confidently believe have been tlpilled since the dis
corsfy II tie art by D3euerfs,
Among Tie many advantages his Eight possesses az
others IS tie gsat facility b which GROUPS from Tc 70
twenty taken each kensss iii the group being e7auy
clear and distinct This degree oi perfection IN taking
groups rsver aiiained By the usual mode
Ills new light peculiarly adapted or taking children
II any age OILY second being required for setting
THIS Gallery contains the largest collections In the world
Of distinguished men, taken ffon life,
ArIITTANcE TRER.
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Jl.Rars Baekiag il Of The siilns aitclss IN
tie SLdrit 81 he Time, ArriI Z.
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MARKS 4 DUyALL,

HAVE hand battery Kettles Brass Pals Paters, no
III and sheet nrass, Tubing Metal German Silver aud
oihsr goods manufactured by the Wocotvie Brnss Go.
Also, Ryets, boIh Iron and Tened,
Wadhams x Co.'S superior Gilt buttons, including Mil.
tary and Naval.
Dexiefs very superior Knitting and Tidy Couonsall 81
which, Agents for the manufacturers they or for sale
the most favorable terms.
They are also Importers and Dealers in Pearl Buttons
Ivory and Fancy Combs Spool and kein Sewing Coitons
Shoe and Stay Lares and general assortment Of Fancy
Goods.
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SATURDAY EVENING POST
MAMMOTH PAPER.

DENOTED TO MORALITY. PURE LITERATURE,
FOREIGN ASD DOMESTIC NEWS. AGRIcpI.
TURE, SCIENCE. ART AND
AMUSEMENT
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pfIE NEW YORK FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, ny
,.r.I nsi III tlr LEGISLATURE Us authorized 10 TAKE Ma
n, ANA Mrs Rsgr under ilir new nue oi the NEW iohh
FINE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, having
~, ~ ~ osss. IN I oecaoned by the great tires OF
fs and lsia amt possessing iii Capital OF ssdtn til
suo,s aifons ample -seuriiy 10 all persons making Ma
,ns md fre lostraiicc Risks will be taken ivora.
H. tsrs NJ other similar Institutions application The
rlee oi The company, No ~ Wall street, taoinns The
Courier enquirer office
DIRECTORS
oliver n Jones Joseph n. Lord
samuel = ilowlaui William Spencer
Samuel y ilarfioI lubal Terbell
Horace nrnuka George LoNtt
John Clipn CofIs Vanderbilt
Wsliel u. Jones Orrtr Coles
Thomas II. Mills, lsUar,N seymour
Hlmillon BlydenbWgh Is4ael CorSa
Oliver H. Tw6oiy JoSsh o. ilRw
Waiter X. Jones, if. John g. Anhrtw
Andrew A. Ptoi john Even .
Abraham u Davis Charles Mjniufn
Ioraiia Sgehbns.
- IL JONES. President
n uSpEnRLi, Secretary
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ROCK, SWAN & INGLIS

A Prime sricin 81 VANILLA BEANS on hand, and
"A nr safe CHARLES sT01T, Dr,issisi,
cornsr 81 IN Stree. asid fsl aysrre.
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n -T' CHARLES SToTI,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-03

Surely this is very favorable exhibit Of the health Of
city OF between twenty and thirty thousand inhabitants;
and this, too, during cholera season.
The Board Of Health are determined TO execute the re
sponsble trusts confded 10 them with zeal and correct
ness; and when is taken into consideration that they
labor without remuneration tender them less
than the thanks OF the community.
IL 10 be regretted, however that many OF those per-
sons who and whose duty il is give information
10 the Board have from careessness or negect omitted
so to do II is to be hoped that they win remedy this
evil in future.
The Board OF Health upon the subject OF coroners and
which should receive attention from the appointing power
al" s napproprste here to allude to IN,
and unsssfacory yerdots OF coroners ure. This arises
IN the hrst place. rom The appointing to the situation OF
duties which devolve on the Office coroner should be
not expect to have any improvement In the coroner
dicts." ID
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sRepsal the Word,s say shs Whlgs.-Ths Tarimtes
as. Henry Clay.
Mr. Fuller the wing candidate for canal commissioner
in Pennsylvania, visited Pittsburg on Wednesday last
and addressed wing meeting. Both Messrs Hampton
and Forward as well as HIMSELF addressing the whigs
declared themselves openly in favor Of protective tariff
Resolutions. too. were adopted in the following TERMS
Resolved That the tariff Of 1876. being wrong in princi
PIE OF N bo s peeds
Rssoped unanimsusy That now the proper time for
through the power Of the balot-box
tariff meeting has also been held in Clarion county
Pennsylvania at which they instructed their representa-
tive in Congress to go for specific duties, and in oppos
ton to the nd vaiosm principle Thus we see that the
tariff monopolsts are in motion and it becomes every
friend of the true system to be the alert The
objections to the specific system are set forth SO strongly
in the following short article from that admirable paper,
the New Orleans Courier that lay it at before
our readers. 1t is literally muium in parvo:
AID vALoREM DUrEs.-The wings to be determined
altering the features of the of 1886 They
find fault in special manner with the principle of col
lecting duties imported goods in proportion to their
value they usually called, ad valorem We
not for the life ofus perceive any for annung this
mode of collecting the II strikes the
fair and equitable that be devised, and infinitely prefer
able specific duties duties levied goods according
quantity, weight La this latter way thou
sand cigars that purchased in Havana for $780, pay
higher duty than cigars that bought $40 thou
sapA cask Of clare that $500 in Bordeaux will be
charged with duty atthe house than cask
that cost SIS or $40.
This plan is maniesty unjust It favors the rich man
because his Injuries taxed higher than the poor
mans necessaries Thus at IS pound pays
than al 80 censhe thing OF sugar. coffee, wines
Of all kinds cigars. Camel coal dollars barrel
pays duty than the common quality used by black
smiths. s5 aN gss
Mr. r.. Walker in Of his reports Congress- puts
the case of State law, which should the same
amount OF taxaonon marble palace that exacted
poor mans dwelling that was built for $500. Extrava-
CANT as this supposed may SEEM il is really in strict
accordance with the principle of specific duties.
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For the Union.
Tn. Contemplated Dry-Doel :. wa.n,ns s on.''

The Contemplated Dry-Dock at Washington.
at the navyyard atWashington at The present
navy. 1t is, or it should be, model yard 1t is within
the view of Congress and the Executive departments
and here all experiments should be made. and every i'm
poran principle in naval affairs tested II is from
the immediate attack of enemy, covered by the forts
the mouth of the Potomac 1t has also defence in
Fort Washington; and besides its cannon and stores,
would prevent an invading army from again rotng in
the capital.
Washington has all the advantages Of any other naval
station. II has the shpbuders OF the clippers and the
swift saers OF the Chesapeake within its reach, and
work be done cheap if not cheaper than at any
other yard Frequently ships ordered TO be fitted out
which unseaworthy or unfit even TO be repaired II
chiefs of the naval bureaus and the members Of the COM
mitees naval affairs could the vessels high and
dry, examine their workmanship and their materials for
derstandngly and much labor and expense would be
saved to the government. Besides. with number OF
drydocks the American cruisers would always be sure
OF finding proper place for rehng and repairing al
any point on our coast matter how large how nu-
merous the fleets OF their enemies, how strict the
blockade OF the great cities Of the Northern and Middle
States
We believe every other navy.yard has dry dock and
those yards, with the exception OF Philadelphia and
Washington, the sea-side within the reach OF the
shot OF cruising squadron.
Washington, however, cannot be approached thus
easily; and while work at Boston, Norfolk, Pensacola,
and other points would from necessity be suspended.
the work at Washington could 60 on, and the
could in twelve hours be at by way Of the Chesa
peake.
Besides II is right TO divide the work for the Union
between the various States why should not the District
Of Columbia public convenience requiring it, have its
proper share IA District which received cent OF
the surplus revenue and which will soon be the only
spot on this continent not covered by State governments
benefited by State institutions, or enjoying State prv
leges.
Let us have the dy.dock that we may build and man
navy II we are denied the privileges OF freemen and
have no voice in the American Congress except that Of
dependant JEWEL BLOCK.
We understand that city councils have unanimous.
ly appointed committee to wait the Secretary Of the
Navy to ask his good Offices in getting dry.dock con-
structed at our navy -yard.-UNIos
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Communicated.
Maryland.

Freemen Of Maryland This is the day for you to
show your gratitude TO Zachary Taylor for his Kindness
his cabinet; an appointment 20 pleasing to you also
complimentary to the old Clay ptigs and more especially
to the courthouse clique Of Baltimore, which, according
TO Mr. Nelson, consisted of sirteen isgifimates =
appointment which has prevented every other Office seeker
IRON Maryland obtaining Office, the said Attorney
Generalship having been considered the f pafe Of
your serU,ces in the last presidential campaign Arouse
we, and reward your enemies with stroke OF justice
which will make them hereafter remember their pledges
made before election, and satisfy the traitors that
Maryland never forges favor or forgIves an injury
CARROLL OF CARROLLTON.
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LoursrAsA.-We received by last evenings mail let
ter, postmarked New Orleans, 22d September, which
says:
"The wings In this State will with terrible 70
ton OF the last presidential vote in the cleo
ton coming next November. We will most assuredly
send your city full legislative Of right stamp be-
sides electing our governor" &c.
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We are requested by the Clerk Of the House OF Rep
resentaives TO state, that the workmen employed in
fitting the hall Of the House being engaged in that
service, the doors Of that part Of the Capitol must
sary be closed against visitors during the continuance Of
the work and that Immediately its completion pub
lie notice will be given.