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liant, may be "better imagined than de-
scribed." It will be sufficient to inform
our readers, that at the appointed hour
Monsieur de L. arrived at the Bois de-
Boulogne with pistol in hand, and dire re.
venge in his heart. He had been pacing
up and down about ten minutes, when he
beheld t,ro persons approaching.
THE Williams ~ exclaimed the old
Frenchman. '.they are come to assassi.
nate me-" and he resolved to fire upon
the pair as they advanced, when one Of
them called on him to surrender in the
name of the law s1 .-.
Monsieur de L stared with surprise
for he now perceived that neither Of
the men was the fellow who had ap.
pointed to meet him. That surprise was
greatly increased, when the police (for
such they were) informed him that he was
arrested on suspicion Of design to com.
init highway robbery.
Our old Frenchman was overwhelmed
with rage, grief and modification, from
which he had not recovered when he stood
before the prefect at the Bureau de
Police.
Luckily for monsieur, the prefect was
an acquaintance of his, and shrewd,
clever man, who saw through the affair
in q moment.
Monster de L." said he, "you ap-
pear to have fallen into sad error. |
strongly suspect that the man you thought
your rival was thief, and that he has
given information to the police in revenge
for your having thwarted his designs upon
your property"
Scarcely had he spoken when Madame
de l. entered the Office in breathless
haste, and confirmed the projects suspic-
ion. She had risen Immediately on the
departure of her jealous spouse, and then
discovered what she had overlooked in the
turmoil of the preceding evening-that
the stranger had possessed himself OF
several valuable portable articles, as he
passed through room down stairs.
Poor Monsieur de L was stung with
selt-reproach; he saw that he had been the
dupe of groundless jealousy, and, embrac-
ing his wife, asked her forgiveness, and
declared that he would never again doubt
the purity Of her conduct.
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FIR ALL DISEASES UT THF KIDNEYS AND
RIAUDFR

DR j y hoses COMPOUND + uIO EXTRACT OF
PUCRU-THis Is decidedly ot ih= - remedies
ever used for diseases of the kidneys hi ,,ltr. Se
SID also t,r euutg Affection: al~ayS highly recon-,
I,.nirl by the lat. DR.. Fhysir. and many of the
most distinguished m.dcal men abroad. i1ice 80
ernts -.
De- j. s RnsE's Golden Pf.Is for Falling If the
Wo.nb Fsmaie Weakness Dsbiity, aud Esiaxsti Il.
PT.s4 - r2Gt%
Dr. J. ). Ross FEMALE SPECIFIr-t remedy IN
Painful MeustruA-ion, Le IcnrrO;f hi-es. Price
onc dollar.
FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS. DYSPEPSIA, &c.
The Liver being the largest gland in Tia lunar
bGiy Il il more frc;uen " drrang"i han any Other.
Then fellows dysp-p-is. cons irat,rn cli i'st and
I0Ss Uf appptiIethe SSin bcc)U's S''oN. tie spirits
d1Dop. aud th"re is great ay.rS.1L Ia ty. Re-
gl!ste the liver, ana y.c correct all III :" evils -
T.!e sur-St pre'aTations 10 take si- pR. sGS cLs
BI4FsD RNmR0tD ~ ANTi-EiiIUs frIs Thiy carry
off the bile AMI SooI give apr'tit. a..i Strcn"th.
Ills DTsPEP ~ C.HPrUND should le taken where II
person has BEEN troubled with iiSPepS;a fCG - !"'S
tine.-price 80 cents Eut f.r c.,i,. biii,u ha'>
iaullire sr.. t.an DE-. H.Sl's 4SsIi5IL.a,s III K
Rad HIILI. l2l and - ce.its .r- box
All a.; ths sisv" preparations. with Dr. Ro-'.s
Medical i1v,7'r 10 -r~G> iu >ic c-s ;nt IN Heath
T. D. haI Of 4. d & i:i,an. Ch:rrs sttt y 60. y
n. iiii.nan, John ". NGirn, Patterson q Nairu.
~ Morrison. William T. Evans. Kiiwell { Law
l-ncs. :. h. NOOrc. Washington; j. l.. kidw ii.
Georgetown; and 10y ali dealers in Alexandria Yir-
kiha. sep %
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LEGAL RESPONSIBILITY OF rA7HERs

A father is not responsible for the bu-
siness debts of an infant child. e.,
child under 2l-nor is he ordinarily re-
sponsible for food, clothing, or other ne-
cessaries furnished the infant by third
parties. In the case mentioned, there
fore, the father would not be liable to the
sons creditors. The debts of the son
would be voidable obligations, which
might be ratified after he became of age:
in which case judgment could be recover
ed thereon against the SON by his creditors
There is much popular error on the sub
ject Of a parents liability for the debts
of his sons under age. 4 parent is un-
der natural obligation to furnish nccessa-
riessfor his infant children, and, if he has
neglected that duty, any other person who
supplies nccesSarieS is deemed to have
conferred q benefit on the delinquent
parent, for which the law raises an i'm piled
promise to pay on the part Of the parent:
butwhat is actually ly necessary will depend
on the precise situation of the infant, ard
which the party giving the infant must
be acquainted with at his peril. No man
can take upon himself to dictate what
clothing child shall wear, at what time
they shall be purchased, or of whom. On
this subject Chancellor Kent holds the
following language:
g A father is not bound by the con-
tracts of his son even for articles suitable
and necessary, unless an actual authority
be proved, or the circumstances be suffi-
cient to imply one. Were it otherwise,
father who had an imprudent son might
be prejudiced to an indefinite extent.
What is necessary for the child is left to
the discretion of the parent: and where
the infant is under the control of his par
ent, there must he clear omission of
duty as to necessaries before third per-
son can interfere and furnish them and
charge the father. 1t will always be q
question for a jury whether, under the
circumstances of the case. the fathers au-
thority was to be inferred. If the father
suffer the children to remain abroad with
their mother, or if he force them from
home by severe usage, he is liable for
their necessaries. Meg York .Sundag
Times.
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POPULAR AND FAnILY MEDICINES

~ DID BY kIDWEL!. LAURENCE Peansyi-
- yania avenue and l4th street Washington, and
JOHN l.. kiDWhLL, High street, Georgetown, ID.
C., comprising in part:
Dr.. Jaynes Family Medicines-Dr. Roses Family
Mcjicine--Eista 5 Dassm OF Wild Cherry-Aye
Cherry c'Oral-Sands' and 1ewsand's Sarssparil.
IA. ". and john Bills do-ROse's and Schwartze's
io-Nilhau EliNer Calisaya Bark Wolf s Aromatic
ScheilaIn nichnapps-KidwtIis Extr.et Beech Drops
Watts Nervous Antidote- Osgooi's India Chnlo
gOgue-Rowand's Tonic Mix ture-Hamptcu's Veyeta
bic Tncture--Greons Orig ra.rd btters-Ifoofand's
German do-Blake's and Canuon's do Rushton's
and Sims Cod Liver OIL together with all the most
approved meiicines rf the time.
Agents for the sac of S.y rnour's Galvanic Abdoui
nal Supporter, Ssy ours Obstetrical Supporters and
Sr.. Belts Abdominal Ulcro Supporters.
A fresh supply of Saratoga and Bedford Water
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
OUR PASTOR.
BIZ d. ELLEN GOODMAN.

BIZ d. ELLEN GOODMAN.
The stamp of years is on his brow,
Long years of toll and care,
And many line is written now
By Times cold finger there;
But oh 'tis holier than in days
OF early manhoOd's glow.
And softer is the light that plays
Amid the shadows now.
And Time hath changed the raven hair
To locks of silver white;
Gently the frosts have fallen there,
Weaving crown OF light.
They left no blight to say their touch
Had fallen hea wig, $50
Nor chilled the great and noble heart
That yet beats high and free.
His notes are stronger, deeper now
That in the years agone,
And from the sacred desk they flow
Iu richer m asic on.
Oh from that place how many a year
His tones have breafhed Of hope,
And in the solemn words of prayer
To Heaven have f1Oated up.
Our pastors memOTy-it Gwelis
I'm many a scene gone by;
For to the heart it softly ieI!s
OF sorrows deepest sigh.
Quelied by his fond and soothing voice,
Tha! whisperedstill OF hope,
Bid lag the stricken soul rejoice,
Sweetanng liie's bitter cup.
All. yes, his hand hath c0ol!y lain
Upon the bowed young head,
Making the dropping soul again
A heavenly brightness she'd;
And he hath bent Ii lips Ia breathe
Upon the dying flower,
Words that have thrown gleam of Joy
Across the darkened hour.
And he hath le the steps of age
Along the tOiiselne path
That goeth down the shadowed way
To the deep night of death.
Oh, hallOwed has his mission been,
The servant of the Lord,
Winning the world from death and sin.
And great is his reward.
We pray that lightly yet the years
May touch his hOnor.d head,
That smooth and thornless still may be
The path his feet shall tread;
And gently II ay the angels lead,
Al lite's unc!oudcd even,
Hi- soul along the shining way
Beyond the gats OF Heaven
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GENERAL AGENCY.

'INAYIOR COLLINS will prosecute clhima of ev.
L cry description against the government, before
the several departments. or Congress: procure ren-
sioh', bounty lands, extra pay, and arrearase pay
They viii attend to the buying and selling Of real
estate the Renting of houses, and general collect
ing business. They viii also furnish parties at d
distance with such information as they may desire
fro m the seat of government. Charges will lie mod
crate.
Oifce on street, Immediately opposite Winder' 4
Building, Wasllin gten, d. c.
REFERENCES:
Hon. J. G. Dobbin, Secretary of the Navy.
HcD. j. Davis, Secretary of War
N. Caiian, esq Pres't Board Common Council.
Gen. j. NJ. McCnlia, Attorney a.-Law.
James H. Caustin, esd.
VIC Reddall, State Department.
zen 29-dtE
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FOR COUGHS. COLDS, GROUP. AND wH0oP
ING COUGH

The Esst LbltIh Syrup ~ tTP H1F7f.
pr R0@Es CELzeR ATT, COU'TI syrup = res iTInrdt
aia rei>f To to the worst CnT-h. wi..-her CorsuI
trs or prore.tIin, iron, crld. 1t aIavs any irr;
t.tan OF he Lans=. saI pr;ifie> the : st III against
future atta-kS In b1iti. g ut 30 ce::,s and 81.
Children .rp also li4iIe 10 Cr1un. which dangerous
eon.laint yirds immediately "a Dr.. ~ EOsS
y,rfISe CRAIP SIktP. Price - cents
whaoping Cough, another complaint. slways
wore IT, coil ani lamp weather. The afflicted find
great relief in the u~e of Dr. j. RO7E's WHO0riNG
CouGH SYRUP. which always relieves and prevents
the ,'i,.pse from running into other dis ases sch
a. inflammation OF ia. '-.I1@s pror~y =. the Ch-st,
and Consumption. Price 30 cents.
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OA goodistory is told of rustic
youth and country girl, who sat facing
each other at husking party. The youth.
smitten with the charms of the beautiful
maid, only vented his passion in sly looks,
and now and again touching Patty's foot
under the table. At that time there being
no boomers, the girl either fearful of the
purity of her stockings, or determined to
make the youth express what he seemed
SO much to feel, bore his advances little
while longer in silence, when she cried
out: ''Look here, if you love me, tell me
so, but don't dirty my stockings2"
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COUGH. CONSUMPTION. &c.

Mr. Henry Winn had a cou. h for years: great
weakness &c, had in all physicians: tried all
their remedies. but was c:I~ed only hy
HANtT0N'S VEGhTA Bile TlNCTURF
Cal ard set pamphlets gratis. with history of dis
r"very If this wonderful Bocd Pur er and see Ger
tfrates OF our citizens. of RhcumatsIr Dyspep-
ia scrofula, Liver Complaint, General Weakness.
NerGnu.:,es &C.. &c.
s5- Sold by MjETINER & Now BRAY, no Bal
tiEiore street, B:lt;u"rp: uui 34 Broadway, New
Yort; TIIAS - )Ff q -. WIMER !. B. MOORE,
d. l.. CLARKE. ,';.AHKG < BOWLING, ". FL
LI0l'f, and 81. a.riiiEKSJN, Washington also by
4. ST C.SIELl., a. org toSn; and G. c. BERRY,
Alrxaid-ia. sep -
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TO TIE LOVERS OF
ICE CREAM, CONEECTIoNARIES. &C.

FtNHE AMERICAN ICE CREAM, MANUFACTURED by
Il the subscriber from pure country creem, and
iuFnlShri In any quantity, from one quart and up
wards ri 81 10 gallon, and at the shortest notice
Parties, Dinners, and Private Entertainments fur
hished IN the most fashionable STYLE and equal to
any in the United States.
CHARLOTrERUSSE, FROZEN FRUIT
RLANC- NANCE, PYRAMIDS,
JELLlES, CAKES, &c.
made to order in every style.
AL orders left at ARN0LD'S, under Gadsbys
Hotel, on Pennsylvania avenue, will be punctually
attended to where there will be constantly kept on
hand a large AND fresh assortment of FRUITS.
CONFECrIONARIES, FRENCH BON-BONS, PRE-
SERVES, PICKLES, &c.
A long experience in the business enables the sub
scriber to guarantee the utmost satisfaction
OYSTERS in various styles, COFFEE, TEA, CHIC
COLATE, ORGEAT, and other refreshments, can be
obtained at all hours at the above saloon
sep29 H. ECKARDT
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cAMERoN's GENERAL AGENCY

.and Ins'Hdnce OBce, ID oor Iodd's Building, Penn
sy!rania aUenue, Warrington. d. c.
tLAlMS before Congress Claims for Bounty
~ Land and Pensions, Applications for Insurance
on Life and Property, and all business belonging to
The General Agency which may be- entrusted to
Cameron's care Will receive prompt and satisfactory
attention.
Mr.C. has quite variety of Fine Engravnes, Books,
Periodicals, Pamphlets, &C., Sc, at the General
Agency, and is prepared to ill orders on short mo-
hee and reasonable terms.
All the Daily and Weekly Papers are to be had az
early as issued, al the General Agency. subscri
eeFs supplied BY carriers, aug lilly
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N
w to our readers. Mr.. Bull is a merchant Of
sIypY BORON, MrDDIEsEx Co.. Va.
August 29th 1853.
Messrs Mortimer Mowbray-Geats: You may
think il strange that have taken the liberty to
write YOU this letter but do under circumstances
that Justify it. As you are the Agents for HAMP-
TONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE, I deem it exped-
ent t. address you this note hoping it may be part
sf the honor .ble means of giving this medicine no
toripty which its merits deserve.
Being in the habit of vending medicines which re-
late to the Patent and regular SYSTEM / consider
myself to soIne extent judge of the real merit Of
many of them. My experience teaches that
Hampton's Tincture" is medicine of real merit
Of intrinsic value. When say this, do not say
that Ii Is an infaible cure, in all cases. but
crate In all diseases originating from want of prop
secretons of the gastric ui"es, bad Digestion and
consequently bad deposites of animal matter from
that source. believe that many diseases located in
various parts Of the system. such rs Inhamati n.
Ulcers, ScrUfula &C., dc, originally have their be-
ing in the stomach, from bad food, bad digestion,
and consequently bad depositions of the circulation
tn those parts; ana will believe Uampton's Vege-
table Tincture will even react in those
Having found out, myself what it il, recommend
il to others in such as have described, and
have done il upon the mo cure pay' system,
and have vet TO have the first bottle returned, or
he first objection about the p8y. 1t is great pity
it cannot be more extensively circulated among the
peope. warrant
II: tEe INlehUl3ttSD. IUlld
m.tinns, which pr cpeds from the stomach, Sores,
irrcfj,ia Dyspepsia. lors standing of Ague and
Fese first stop the chill and then give tue Tine
ture--the difficulty in this IL not i'm stopping
tie chill, but the return of it. this tie Tnctu will
certainly do. In general debilitations, warrant it,
and as said before have procured trial of it in
this way, which otherwise / could not; the people
have been hambugged by patent Medicines long,
ti.a they afraid of all. This is clearly stomach
medicine. it works all its wonders there, and in all
such it is specific if anything in the world is
Having given the Tncture a fair trial with my
self in my family arl neighborhood think l am
warranted in what say about it, and which do
without any other interest than the wish to it
IN general circulation. and in every mans family
where IL ought To ba.
fwhat say be- doubted by any Of the afflicted
N thew will write TO me, at Sandy Bottom Post OF
fee Midilesex county Virgins, stating the nature
OF the disease and Re omuierii il for such case
will warrant it. and il it don't do COOL will pay for
the medicine TtI0S. r. BULL.
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE, &c
Mr.. VIM O,lh III, of Baltimore custom house. suf
tered these complaints for is months, with both body
AMI mind riously atfec,e' He cur d by HamI-
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTIONS.
Professor j. AndrIa IardelIa

MOULD respectfully infOrm the citizens tof
w Washington thai he Will be prepared TO
81 sSe % Ms Instructions On the Piano, SC, ON the lst
~ u upeiaoeI. All oidrTS ieft al the Musical ID pot
is,,, . hitz, or ai Thompsan's Daguerrean Gal
Enx~ =. meet with prompt attention. Prices made
5shooa.u apple aiion. liberal deduction made TO
aug l9-3meo
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DIR. Iioit's Com pound Peach syrup.
I'lllS COMPOUND etsblish. ID in universal IA
yor by it, aeknow ed sed merit, for the cure OF
coughs, clt, Group. h orirg cough, and every dis
eHSe Of The thro: aad uni il without parallel.
livery family should supply I emtclV-s with a
supply Of Dr. HOlt's PEACH SYRUP. TO bs used -
APrcventiVe mslcine.
Sold in washinston by C. S.ott, d. D. Clarke, ".
EiiiJt, q. 4. Davis, J. H. Stone Evans, Sylvester,
Dr. Rltt, O Irln.r and by tAe Druggists geueraliy
in ealtimsrs, Georgetown, Alsxandri.', aid Rich
mOni
Price twenty-five cents per bottle.
uslh--lo.-
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Furniture, Vanishing, Repairing,
and JObbins Shop.

Penasylranit. 4rene, south sic 5e.esr lh anil I4ih
streets, ne1t 10 La,aJs picture frame factory.
,e.~e--e-s<---sA Housekeeper> and 9th ~
Sss.s ~ SaEASp having furniture out oflN
aS-..s.z.ssssS repair can, by leaving their M
D - orders calling the !
above place, have ii put in firSiraie order such
prices that will please all aVorng the undersigned
with their work. With prompt attention and mod
charges the subscriber coaid. nily Anticipates
share Of public patronage. Old chairs recaaed
and painted in imitation or various woods. Crate
ful for past favorS the undersigned respectfully
hcits a continuance of the same.
oc i2-eolm ROBERT WAI.MSLEY.
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TO THE LADIES,

The latast style Of Winter HATS just re-
srE eiyed.-The undersigned respectfully iI-
ESsSs 'ites the attention OF the ladies TO examine
~G-Aonr new style of HATS, and TO inform them
that ready to receive and execute all orders
for HATS. CAPS, HEADDRESSES, &c, with neat
and dispatch Also, very select assortment of
pointed velvet RIBBON, all coers together with
every variety of Fancy Coos, at
WM. P. SHEDDS,
l1th street, above Pennsylvania avenue.
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NOTICE !-All persons indebted 10 the late
~ firm Of A. Davis Co., Grocery, 7th street. are
urgently requested to call the undersigned and
make immediate settlement of their accounts and
thereby prevent the dsagreeabe necessity of passing
them into other hands for coercve measures rs the
business must be closed.
B. p. M0RSELL, Trustee,
La. avenue, OPP Bank Of Washington.
sep le-eo3n-
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Tbe Nest W GEd crfuI ii ei.icine
Ir,T .Sc1reTfd jar s certain IF igue All Fsry
InfsL.n II II mi R.EiOmS Esrerx
0ber II Co.'s Tegetable SIps;Ee.

UDef v CO.'S Vegetable 81 ecilic.
fI'HE proprietor: OF this valuable Me.'icne have
L never t,Gds any e.f rts to introduce it before
the public. yet r has found great favor far and
Certificates vi hOut sumher have been furnished uf
its virtues. without auy solicitation, and many
performed when ali other medicines have f.i,ed Al
ot IS 0Slrd trial II has stood the test for
raj Years a!id say. 'hout fear. that better
;'rrPara ion for the cure of Ague and Fever be
produced As al evidence publish certificate
of gentleman well knowu:
~ take great pleasure i'll recommending the Spe-
cific prepared by Che & MeCousry. for the cure of
AZue and Fever. the best article for the accom-
i,iishment OF that Object haze met with. In
my family it has succeeded beyond my most san
guire expectations, aa therefore, consider It a
privi'eS- well a. u dGty to recommend its to
AL who may he suffering the influence OF tha.
distressing affection. (Sign-d)
ID. EVANS REESE.
Minister Of the Methodist Protestant Church.
F-r sale By the praplietors, ODER CO., Balti-
more;
By DANIEL B. CLARKE, Apothecary. Potomac
iaN eori.er Of Maryland avenue aud l1th street
Is'aId
By CLARKE 2 BOWLING, 7th street, between
south ID am L streets, island;
And by JAMES H. SfOSE, corner of !th and L
streets, Northern Libe. tics, Washington, ID. c.
PRICE one DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
Pm
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De- J. s. RoSE'5 NERVOUS AND IyvIdoRArIya Cor
DIAL The greatest discovery in medical science
This astonishing preparation for raising up weak
constitution d-t.;ei b. care, labor, study or dis
ease acts ike charm. 1t gives Strength and app
tite and Possesses great invigorating proPefues
For Heart Disease, all Nervous Affections, fls1a-
Isnce Heart Burn, Restlessness. Numbness, Neural
gia. rai-ing the spirits, and giving power TO the
whole system it i: almost miraculous In its enect-
so cents a bottle.
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no CAPITALISTS, ARcHITECTs,

i Bull ID + RI, and all interested in a superior
article of LIME for building hard finish cornices,
chemical, and whewashiag purposes, sc.
SEELY'S WASHINGTON LIME manufactured
in Seely's Excelsior Patent Lime Ki nj the corner
oil virginia avenue and Canal street, Qsland.l The
the best quarries in this section of country viz:
Knoit's, Flannagin's, Snyder's, and Wade's. The
Lime is pure wood burnt and is drawn fresh from
the kiln every hour during the twenty -four, and for
sale at EIGHTY CENTS per barrel; barrels to be
returned. aug leo If
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NE w DR. UG STORE.
A. Il. SCIIw 1YE

60 respectfully informs the public that be e-=sSe
SA has op-ned his new DRUG STORE. .Ni \
La and soci.s a.share OF public patronage. .Os~
Having laid in an entire flesh stock of DIR UG S,
MEDICINES, and FANCY GJUDS he will, ut ali
times be enabled TO frrni.h the citizens with cenu-
inc medicines, and ell ether articles in his line ot
business. All ord RS apd Prescriptions will be
promptly and carefully f led.
ALSO
VIII keep constantly hand Surgical. Dental,
Cupping, and Galvanic MACHINES. and oil other
INSTRUMENTS usually kept Ia the largest Establish
ments.
ALSO
The hest quality of lIa and other CIGARS &
TOBACCO, selected from the best brands.
A. j. SCHW WARTZF.
Chemist ( Druggist,
Pa. avenue, betw cen Sd aud = streets.
q" 2,-1tf.
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A quaint old writer defines egotism to be,
suffering the private I to be too much in the
public eye."
Always precede lady in going up stairs.
This maxim is legacy from maiden aunt.
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no vorr s1rvrrR wIrU Any PAIN? If YOU

DO YOU SUFFER WITH ANY PAIN2 If you
a. YOU will find Immediate relief by using Dr. j. s
Eoyr,s PiIy CURER 1t il the only preparation which
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