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Land, Psn.,on, aud General Agency.

WILLIAM II. MINNIx of Once, viii
prosecute every kind against government before
Congress the His experience the different
Of departments specially those In relation military
bounty sds win enable hun give Gull .ssacon 10 all who
The prompt lands
military win be secured, and all
lost desdlctter Claims for
Of 1912 Mexican
special attention. He will also attend the sale
this eli non-resideuts and others.
James Shields formerly Commissioner
General Hon Richard VI. Young
Land Once; all the officers Of the General
II Congress generally Of the State Of r
Thomas Richie Edmund Burke Peter Force W. W. seaton r.
Blair, j. O.. Rves, Richard Wa1ach.
oce al HasIup Coach Factory,
Market, Washington, ID. G.
ne
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NENERAI. House Furnishing Dry Goods Waxero0sn.
VI CLAGETT DoDsoN weuId most respectfully inform all
and those keep house. that they
6ed and prepared nc wsteroo fof e reception Of much
above line han
this city c. d. win be abscnt Tor few
purpose Of making their purchases and would respectfully desire
pretes and
choose rom 10 wait their return They will have
snper Tapestry Velvet, Tapestry Brussels, and Brussels
Threeply supcrfne InFnin, low priced do
Danlask twllcd and pain Venetian Capeting gA
Together with everything pretty and good which may be needed IN
their line. 81 @4-s Aug SS-fr2weawn
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Once or the Mutual IAfe Insurance Company OF
York, % Wall street.
lt QUARTERLY STATEMENT
Oft a Of me company for e quarter ending October 81 1919
Neit accumulated fund, July Se73,55i
Receipts during past quarter after paying all losses and
Amount paid agencies $4,000
Neu fund, October 81, 764
81 Gi HuHN IsvEsTMEsTs. #
Stocks United city sses
Loans the cities OF Brooklyn,
valued al double the loaned respectively 653 800
Cash bank, 1884
Policies during last quarter ................ 40
4Ez. JOSEPH b. COLLINS, President.
j. ABBATT, Secretary.
CaARLrs BE sELDIso, No. II buildings, Pennsylvania
avenue, Agent. isttH 'Si 5r X fpllrt, it
w. joHssros, M D., opposite City Post Once, street,
Physician. II
Pamphlets explanatory principles operations
pany can be had on application at the Agents office.
i Nov 2l--4t Z w3 'f 8as.fasI4 TH ti84 &sf af4N
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Agency OF shs Bcek-PnbIishins Houses In the Uniss

4...r1 states. ~
TAYLOR MAtRY, bookseller and stationers, Pennsyvsns
OH street. having formed connexions with the
principal book establishments Of the country, will supply all orders
Tor religious miscellaneous Law, medical scientific, and school
books IN LOIS single copies, q he oyest public alton prices
Schools individuals intending order foreign
American books from The northern cities can save trouble and
heavy freight &c., By leaving their orders with
TAYLOR MAURY, In Wsshngton city. July .
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rOME Go the cheap store-Great bargains in new
goodshe undersigned would invite the attention OF the ladies
70 ier additional supply of fancy dress goods, received h
day, Among them they would mention
~ pieces rich satin de chenes
80 do small figured changeable silks
10 40 plain changeabIe siaco do 49, N~'
do pink white do ..
Q do plain white 49,.
10 do coored bonnet sanns and corded silks
20 do horences n shades
do . and - rich black sill 81 I1tNas r.
do ~ black Turk satin. 4hts.Er
want therefore, invited early Examine them
IN MERNOs we opened 80 pieces, among them can
blue light blue, dark and green maroon
scarlet aud pink These goods hne
and viii be sold much under the usual prices.
Single and double width eashere IN every desaoie una fashion
able shade XII 4slH Nl ,H aF.
Alsu, handsome embroidered do yf .eH
Embroidered hannels, for dresses
so pieces plain changeable and satin stripe alpacas
100 do style fancy prints t#f
Also, 80 pieces smal plaid gngham. F.sf 8a@H0.e
ever had, OF plain fancy coored Felyets black do e
Velvet nbands trimmings, OF the newest style
Silk and rband neck Ties, belts t
Hosenes Of all and every description
Ladies' OF both long and short sleeves
Gloves OF mostly every number and kind .s
IN MOURNING GOODS, have complete assortment,
article thai be called for
And Of SHAWLS opened this day, win beat anything
I'm point elegance style and cheapnes we have ever before
offered .h t4Etas 9ls Ntse# 49stt5 .t4A ss.
public respectfully examine goods be-
fore buying as great bargains may be expected ...
9Th and 9th streets, Pennsylvania avenue
Dec 5-3iaw2wf
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General Agency Washington, ID. q.
DY A. M. FARQUHAR formerly Of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
for claims for services IN the war WIN Mex
the revolutionary the with Great Britain and the Flor
ida t sn.sa ts.H. et-t Pr ss#-. #a
For pensions, bounty land, or scrip ati4
Bounty Lapd viii attend 70 the purchase and sale OF bounty
Patsat O6eehe applications PATENTS procuring models,
drawings be In all their various branches
Post OGce-A claims against the department viii be
settlement OF contractors quarterly accounts pay OF
New Orleans Delta Nashville Unon Mobile Advertiser, Louis
Cincinnati Gazette Indianapolis
Senpe New York Herald and Detroit Free Press VIII publish 70
IS, and send their bills this olce accompanied
with n paper. June 24n
c,PLENDID Carpe tin.l Curtain Goods, ec.-The
would respectfully invite the attention Of citizens and house
generally stock Of house furnishing goods which
they feel confident cannot be surpassed equaled by any other
IN cARPETING,
Patent tapestry tapesuy Brussels
Royal Aixminscr English Brussels
Imperial thrc9-ply, double super ingram ...
superhne ingram, extra hne, and hnc DO
Low priced al wool ingram, royal twlied Veneuans
Rich cheneille and tufted rugs
Heavy ocos, width, which win be cut TO ~
IN CURTAIN MATERIAI.s,
Rich satin de lailes, rich figured dc LANES
Rich hislcoiored damasks, rich union damasks
Twlled and plain ea'hmeres
Wons,ed damasks, all colors
Embroidered laced curtains, embroidered muslin do
Embroidered muslns, by the yard
Tassei-loops, gmps, bordennss, bindings ....
Tasses cords and fixtures Of every kind, &C,
Together complete assortment Of table and piano covers
and damak sbeengs damask napkins and
towels Scotch and Russia diapers, Marsees quits
&C. usi received perfectly es and will be Of
upon usual accommodating terms All are respectfully In
vied for themselves =. .... ~
Sep l1-3tawfwif F. r. H. HUE w.
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NEW and elegant Silks sh.vvl., eIn addition % our
former stock just received from New Work and fha
depha complete assortment Of e newest and most -
ionsble Dress OF which We name
pieces chsaesbe ssun DO Chimes Of every color some
entirely shades ~ - ~ F..aHH
Is pieces new styles figured de Chimes I'D
30 40 Brocade Satin de Chimes Of very recent I'M
poftafon be found elsewhere In the District
% pieces hch figured Chaneeahe Silks
10 do rich wntercd Iish Poplns
DO black Turc satns
~ do smar-checked SILKS, iow priced ti.
s do heavy black Gro de Rhines sh-i EF.slFf
20 do colored MarceIines, OF every shade N
50 do styles Cashmere dEcosse .tIa
10 DO Satin Damask Panama LOO ~ Ht.g
Is do new STYLES Mousselines de Lame
20 do Lupins best French Mennos, every shade
Is do HIN coored and low-pHced Moussenes de Lame
10 DO nch Silk vever, Of al coIors I n - h.
os,,er vim many o,he new and beautiful Dress Materials
numerous 20 In Advertisement, but which We ha
be pleased those who may hvor with call
In sHAWLs, &c., we name. :. :. - -. "a ,.r,
cheap
rs "a scotch SQUARE shswis
Is si eh real Csshners long shawis, cheap
Is % real cashmere square shawls
Is 1914 Hungarian plaid scars 49,. N.sa,,
Also daily expected large French Cloaks Nstes
~, 49, 80 y 49,. wac' "''s' "' " p p III HooE co.
- f. 4 1 ! = ! L . -
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DrsrIzP BARTON KEY win attend 90 any business
he may be ined with before either Of The courts q This pie
ct and win also attend the Of claims before Con
ress and the Departments. once on street .
j wAsureror, July 10, 1876. July rI-hwh
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NR. A. DE vAUDRICOURT begs leave inform the
M public friends that having permanently located In Wash
his the tuition Of the French
Italian and spanish languages and also Of The piano forte and draw
References Of the highest responsibility
will applying residence, 3t
d. ib-ons Academy, Davss music store,
Mrs. Anderson's stationery store. .sf,4
July l1-eedn ..s 5.Hf.ss He45.ia
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NTED, daily, baltimore, Phtlsdelphts New
York Boston, New General Agency and Commits
wholesale and retail Stores and other re-
book keepers statesmen, poe bar
keepers, farmers, coachmen, car agents. book ana map
agents. branches Of business, &C. We
number Of good situations on hand which
nav from Those In want OF situations OF
well CALI we have agents IN each
cities, which viii enable us 70 place every apcan
suitable situation We have large acquant
Cities which trust viii enable n To
NIL who favor Ne with call
TAYLOR 4 TAYMAN, No. 50 Second street,
between South and Cay
living pa Of the United state and wishing
m obtain situation in baltimore above cies viii
nave their wants Immediately attended by addressing line
pad1 ne will curta both trouble and
would incur by coming 10 the city and
seeking s"ip'''"e"' W. TAYLOR TAYMAN,
No. 50 second street,
NAV s4-d1 Baltimore, Md.
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For Baltimore.

For Baltimore.
THE steamer osCEOLA will, on sunday, the -
6--llu~ September, making IMP week 10
The above place, lsavins Washington every sunday
at O'Clock A. M Returning Baltimore Tuesday at
O'Clock D. will regularly going and returning nj
Leonardown, Md St Mars river, Md and Conc river Va
and At landings Potomac for signals land
FOR NORFOLK
The steamer Tor Norfolk every Thursday at
O'Clock M Returning, Norfolk every Friday o'clock
y. Passage and fare IS
She touches going and returning at Cone nye and a. he usual
landings JAMES MiTCHEIL,
Sep Usptain.
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DOPUI.AR MUsIC.-WM FISCHER has just received
the popular pokas, &c,
which the following Of which will be sold nj our
reduced price-iour cents per pasc'
MARcHEs
Kossuth's March; by G. Lenscbow. g.-E -. s....
: General p y. Smiths march, by Martin.
Spanish Patriots March; by Martin.
Mary Blanc Quick STEP .. ..... .Hs.a....
Battle Of Buena Vista. .f.t.... ....
$3.50 EsFE 81 PoLKls.
Invitation a a Polka by Max Marezch
Tedesco Poikai by Max Maretzch.
Belle Polka; by Berg
Carnival Polka by csnthai
I'm thine, only thine; by j. Benedict
The Broken hearted; by Felice Uorego.
When Others strive 20 win thy smile
No, neer thy home be mine. ... .........
Jeannet and Jeannot complete. u
The knight OF the Golden Crest.
on Sally White; favoue song
Stop dat knocking; by Winnemore.
Chloet 10 be my wife.
Sweet Rose of Caronei by Becke.
Emma Snow.
I seen her at the window. .....
Ole Nirginny break-d down.
Bull aud Dan Tucker
Gwine long down; by Frank Brewer. ... . ...
"H NH h wALrzss. ..
Invitation Ia vase; by Won Weber.
Cioister Waltz by Engelbrecht. .
Naiiie waItxes; BY Labiizky.
New Aurora Wazes.
RecoIecons Of strauss, waizes by
Hegm E.
Dearest Mae, with yariaions BY GroOe.
Oh Susanna
Rosa Lee;
Virginia Rose Bud
Beethoven Waltz ole desir;o by Czcmey.
IT'S the last Of summer by Herr. ..t-..
Dan Tucker by Grobe. -.
Dandy Jim; NOV 10
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l. KNOX WALKER viii practise law I'm enc suprems
Court OF the Unfed States, and attend 10 prosecution Of
claims sssn., ne government Addrs Washington, DC.
Ma. lh-n
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THE New York Journal OF Medicine and the Col
lateral Sciences published by fanshaw, city Of York.
by subscriber vol III No. ILL., series for No
vember lei9. ..-..r.- -
compound fractures, by John o.
Stone, NJ d., surgeon Belyue Hospital.
Essay Of uterus, by W. q Roberts, NJ D..
r. ofNew York, Of New York Pathological
Society.
Article 3D. Extracts reports q New York Pathological So
ciey.
Article a On chooform pauron, by p A. Aylett, NJ ID.
andi by J. p Bacbelder
NJ ID.
Of Vests diseases Of infancy and several
bibiographcal notices
PAR and g. foreign American medical retrospect and edi
toriaI
81 per advance; single copies 50 cents Specimen
United States application
paid, IN, publisher, New York city.
r. TAYLOR, Bookseller,
Nov. 22-lmw Penn avenue, Washington, ID. c.
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Professor BENJAMIN r. Worcester, teacher
doncgsphy during the schools IN This
city, CONTINUES give private instruction his ROOM Mrs e.
eon, Penn avenue betwsen e and IN ss reasonable
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NOTICE-The subscriber begs leave inform citizens and
IN public generally has just employed women from Eu
rope and from Of skill and
which, together with his own knowledge and practice te bust
years. enables him 10 with condolences that he n
prepared jewey and costly set silver,
superior than other csabsment Known
Of the His customers are respectfully
requested 10 leave their orders with . .........u.
Penn. avenue, between sth aud ioh streets.
Aug. lg-eodn hsf
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WILL attend 10 the OF before Congress and N
W various executive Departments OF the government
once and dwelling s6eet between On and ion afeets
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FED STATES wHoLEsAIE CLOTHING WARE

UNITED STATES WHOLESALE CLOTHING WARE
saftcF3 FtNaa.rh HOUSE, ffaf EFarNt = f101
Ewis HANFoRD, 252 1884, 25s, and asa Peah street
etween Fulton street and Bdns pl New York have or
hand the largest Of CLOTHING In the Uried States
adapted 20 AL markets In the article oshs and Drawers W.
endless variety Also the manufacturers 81
AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, of an kinds ~ f-iti
Catalogues Of stock sent BY mail Orders promptly 6lied
LEWIS 4 HANfORD,
Nos. o59 254, asS, and use Pearl 81, ~ "
Iun. NJ .wau
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AGENCY, wsshington--The undersigned, late Of In
specton branch Of Post once Department. offers his serv
generally and 20 those OF the southwestern
section particularly with the assurance that his removal from once
The character he has for
tanned department for honesty capacity, and fidelity, and
associates IN once of both parties, win their hearty
consent, sustain him therein. ...lr
attend business, Of every nature, the
: ~ JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July 4-du late Of Post once Department
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sRnLIAsr LorrERIEs, Yoa DEoEMsER, Isas

J. w. MAURY Il CO., MANAGERS
S5O,O0Oi
Is drawn numbers Of rs!
Nearly many prizes as blanks) ssrsl
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit OF Monongalia Academy,
Glass No. las, for l649. . ats Fts
TO drawn Alexandria, Va, Saturday. the 9Th Of December
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3H BENNETT CLEmEnTt,
Notary Public, Bssnsv Land Pension, and General
.agmt, a., WrashingfoH, Hr.y-
CONTINUES claims for revolutionary services, in
valid, Revolutionary, hafpay and widows pension. and al
growing OF the 1919 and with Mexico
long clerk the Treasury Department and
and extensive experience AGENT enables him 10
efficiency all claims committed his
and sesment His charges uniformly moderate h
pected that correspondents viii pay postage
..t lstslF lifil rgyvstEsoEs.
Hon. A. r. Baeby, Ala. Hon. A, Iverson, Ca. s.
r. Butler King, Ca. Col. a. O. Bennett, r, NJ army,
n h. Rbeu ~ G.. Cen N. Tovson, 2. M. Gen.
j. &. Phelps. No. Hon. H. La Sere, La.
r. W. Tophkins Miss Mcssrs Cafes 4 seaton,
J. " Harmanson, La Mesrrs Cofeoran kRgs, "a
j. a. Chapooan Ma Col. II. p. Andrews, r. NJ A.
D. g. Kanfmsp Je ras Cob ID. T. Ricardo, New Orleans
Job Mann, Pa Mai Lloyd J. Beau, p. NJ. A.
A. Paris comptroller Of Peter Haener ESQ., ID auditor
treasury. treasury. u f..p a..
Sept N--ly
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.. Christopher Grsmmer,
AffoHsy and Counseior at Lar,
HAVING removed Pennsylvania Avenue,
ii AZ 9Th he win contpue TO practise law IN The
District Congress-
partmen Board o. Commissioners Of Mexican claims.
Aug l2-eod2m
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DOBERr J. WALKER win practice law su
prcne Court Of United states. In many letters
thinks proper attend claims before Conee
Of the departments hut win devote his attention erciusve
o intru.ed 10 him In the Supreme Court
one. Pennsylvania near the Seven buildings Ws
ington, ID. g. Mar 6-u
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IOALi COAL t--Ths undsrslgned Ia. shees, md enc
pected daily his supply Anthracite coal which he H. dis
posed sell reasonable ienns taken Dom the vessel for casa
Also, hand, New York cement Philadelphia cacned plaster
whte pans, Carolina railing the best lime by
the b together with various Of lumber Tor building
which will be dsposed Of reasonable terms fof cash or
short credits, as his limited. "a
Also Of patterns OF cofnce brick
fum Mr. Tucker Of Those In want Of
Of the above, will please call betore they suy
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printed and plates engraved In the
most approved e hours, visiting cards Of
Inc finest quality supplied, by TAYLOR MACRY,
Nov % Booksellers, near 9th s,
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NEW GOODS AT HARPERs'.-we win open Tn. day
another Of rich SILK Cashmere Mousseines,
Merinos, shawis and scaris In greafNariety
Also, elegant embroidered French pattern cloak in yelye and
silks all OF which received the Washington
Nov l3-Aife1
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OTICE--be CO panershp existing between JOIN
In r. ADDISON and BEVERLY TUCKER has been dissolved
TuexKR win continue attend promptly 90 all bushes
before Consrcis and the departments as heretoose.
March 9l--n lH 4s sr tfr
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ryOR ssle-s b<susiful yacht OF about tons burr
den almost The boat In fine ORDER having sails
new anchor and chain, and fully equipped.
Inquire Of Q. n. McDuen, at the Union ONCE
June l5--d ~
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CABINET W AS: r. "a
In Eict0n by
yagSssblns s., Gantyyny.

T'IE undersigned have established
themselves in Elkton, al The shop in "1he
HoHow," formerly occupied by Mr.. Sim
mons, where they purpc e preparing TO
order, and keeping IN hand all kinds OF
Cabinet FURNITURE.
Having learned the business in ono
he large cities, they have brought witn
hem all the arts Of the trade, and are
prepared to maka the best articles, as vel
as the cheapest, and as they do their work
themselves, and are under but light en-
penses, they can afford to sci at lower
prices than the city shops.
In short every article in their line, no
matter how stylish or costly. or whelhe
be of Rosewood Mahogany, Cherry
Tor common pine
They willalso make collins ofalI kinds
and attend FUNERALS,
whenever their services may be required
Persons engaging furniture from them
may rely upon having it well made and
Of good materials.
ROBERT MARSIIBANK,
MATTHEW AN L WE'LL
E.kton June 27,h '4G.-
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A Card 10 lhe Puhlie,

Those in want Of good substantial and cheap
fnrn iure, will III d Il general assortment at the
Ware Rooms Of the subscriber in roRT DEPOSIT
This place being one of the large st lumber de
pots in the country 1t is evident to every person
at glance, that few persons in the business
have the same facilities to procure the very best
o. materials, without While! good furniture can
not be made. In point Of workmanship, ii it is
not what it is represented, vou are at liberty to
return II, and get your money back.
a large and general Assortment Of WinlSo
Chairs on hand, and such MS cane ca, and
ing chairs CT all prices and patterns.
J ID. MARSllBANk
Port Deposit, M,y %, 4s--Cm.
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So. eNGlas&sAs9tt }S5ress s,h-A
%5tsssI & 4aaasyGS
,'4,ME;9 CYcyDp
IL rs: e NlINl k5s;')l1 10
WESTERN NEW YORK
COLLEGE OF HEALTH,

XVI MAN street, bupdI0 ". i.
III. q. G. Vanghn's Vegetable LiLhontriptis
Mixture, a celebrated medicine which has made
GREAT CURES IN ALL DISEASES,
is new introduced into this section. The limits
Of an advertisement will not permit an EXTENDED
notice Of this remedy; we have only to say it has
for its Agents in the United States and Canada
a large number Of educated
MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS
i'll high professions standing, who make gencr-
al use of it in their practice in the following dis
cases: Diopsy, Gravel. and diseases ofthc URN.
airy organs; Piles and ak diseases of the blood !;
arrangements ofthc Liver, Sc, and all genera
diseases Of the system. 1t is particularly re.
qnested that all who contemplate the use Of tn s
article. or who desire information respecting il,
will obtain Il paihphct of 81 pages, which .la1nts
whose names are below will gladly give away;
this books treats upon the mclhod of curc-ex-
plains the pro pcrties Of the article, and the DIS
eases it has been used Tor over this country md
Europe for four years with such perfect effect
eua lG pagcs Of testimony from the hig
verrters will be found, with names, places anc
D"'es, which cab be written TO ty any one in
racstcd, and the parties will answer post paid
communications.
SIX for the pamphlet, as no other suplmch
PHI let has ever been seen. The ovdenct OF
power of this medicine over all diseases is gui
antcod by persons Of well known standing in
cicty.
Put up in so OF. and , OF. hotties. Price 81
so OF - II or; the larger being the cheaper
Every bottle has
"G. C. VAUGHN"
written on the directions, &c. Sec parnp'l4
pace IS. Prepared by DR.. G. c. VAUGHN
and sold at Principal Office POI Main Stree
Buffalo, \. Y. Office; devoted to sale OF TIM
erlitc exclusively, Is. Nassau, New-Yart an,
| corner OF Essex and Washington, Salen Mass
and by all Druggists throughout this countr,
| and Canada as Agents.
AGENTS!--Dr. J. Wallace, Eikton; R. !.
Thomas, North East; Andrew Kidd, Port Depos
1t; John s. Evclist s Co., Row lundsyiIlc.
jan ED lS4S-.ly
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DaoNerrcOtype Portraits.

OF superior quality, handsomely colored
and put up in beautiful Morocco Cases, complete
for only ONE DOLLA K, at SriELEn's CHEAP
DAGuERnrAS GALLERY. No. so l-2 Walnn
Street, below Fourth, Philadelphia. All ri
tures made at this establishment vii! bu uurnn
ed perfect.
Sept s3sm.