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RE, ECONOMICAL

The man who commences early in life
to practice economy, is always a sue
crSslnl man. Those who take care OF
cents soon have dollars. The small, un-
necessary expenditures are what keep so
many men l.cor, and at toll all their lives.
1t is real V astonishing to find how few
men and women think it a duty 20 be
economical when the world goes smoothly
and prosperously with them. While it
is rare to find person who would not
rash to he rich, it is easy TO find persons
with abundant opportunities, who will
not strive 10 be independent and prepared
for the little vicissitudcS of life
Some love display, and will even run
into debt To crafty their foolish passion.
Others go on the principle Of living while
they can, and Danish all thoughts of bad
times, sickness or old age. Others again,
contract bad or expensive habits, and
rather than make an attempt to get rid
Of them, submit to their tyranny, and
deceive themselves with the plea that they
are necessary TO the full enjoyment of
life. But the full enjoyment Of life con-
sists in living wisely and nationally.
Transient pleasures can be purchased
too dearly, and for hours Of riotous en-
joyment, days and months of misery and
pain may be the fruits.
He will enjoy life most who moderates
his desires and economies the rev ards OF
his toll. He will be frccr from apprehen-
sions, and will have less regrets to dis
tmb his happier moments. No one may
anticipate that his path through life will
be lighted by continual sunshine. This
year may bc a prosperous one; the next
may be the reverse. The mechanic who
now has abundant work and good wages
cannot tell whether these will or not be
permanent. He knows not how soon his
health may fail, and his little family be
without a provider. And so it is of eve
ry one who earns his bread by his own
labor. 1t is, therefore, their duty 10 be
economical while all is going well with
them. No matter how small NAV be the
saving each week, it will amount to q
pleasant little sum by the end Of the
year. -...
The habit of saving too, when once ac-
quircd, will work wonders. Economy
has most salutary influence upon the
character of men and families. 1t is a
promoter of all the virtues. 1t encourages
industry, oyercomes evil temptations, and
produces feelings of independence and
self respect.
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THE PORCELAIN MANUFACTURING VII
LACE OF CHINA.-China is celebrated,
amidst a thousand other things, for its
manufacture of porcelain. The most
beautiful articles of this material are
produced in the village of Kng-te-tching,
in the province of Kiang-st, remarkable,
as well, for the number of its inhabitants,
and of which we now proceed to give an
account. Though named village, it is
as populous as any city in China, its in
habitants numbering million, and con-
suming each day more than ten thousand
loads of rice.
King-te-tching contains about five hun
dred furnaces for making porcelain, all
employed the flames and clouds ofsmoke
which rise from them in different places
show, even at distance, the extent and
size Of this village to those who ap-
proach it by night it has the appearance
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Fa2 COUGHS. COLDS, CIRCUIT, AND WHO0P
ING COUGH
T.s & :t Tb.nyi SyrtfD ia the World

Ti.S s. tt 'tatyt NJrttlI "a the World.
n Erz'- CsLaaS 4rED Conan SYRUP gives imlynr4li-
- r.ii-f t5 = the worst Cough, whether COrsan,r-
or ,r,r-e,tin, from coii. It allavs any irri-
f-5. tf ri- Lungs au furties the system acaiust
t5ra~s ..ti,.sks. In bottles at 30 cents .,ni 81
rli i'm tf- 40 liable to Group, which dangerous
,-.,rs;n: raI,S Immediately to Dr. j. R0SE'. NEVER
7l,,.l,l tao q. SIGUr. Price % cents
49, -PiI; tohgh. aDother complaint. always
,, j.. cph tul tl1np we..t er The afflicted fad
mi ,...-S iu tie y;-e of Dr. =. Ross WHonPIyG
,,7,,i4 SYgau vi i.I aiw.ys relie-es AMI prevents
-. l.-a-r trr. rdGuu; into other lis, asps <iich
- ludnnatiaH Ot tlic lungs, Dropsy i'll the Chest.
..i Consumption. Price 30 cents
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POPULAR AND FAMILY MEDICINES

GOLD By KGDWEIL K LAURENCE, rennsyl-
- vanit avenue and 18th street, Washington, and
JOHN j.. KIDWELI4. High street, Georgetown, ID.
c., comprising III part:
br. J.ynrs Family Melcines-Dr. Roses Family
Iedicincs-Wistars IalsaIn of Viii Cherry-Ayers
Cherry p,c;Oral-SaIis and Towsaud'S sinIsaps;ril-
ia-A II ami John Bulis do--ROse's and Schw2rtZe's
do-AIiIhau Elixer Calisaya Bark k-WoIf : Aromatic
ScheidaIn nSchnapps-Kit"ells Extract iie-ch Drops
Watts Nervous Artidote-OsgO India ChOlO-
gosue-Rowand< Tonic MixtuTe-H Hampton. Ecyeta-
Die Tincture-GreeB s Originated Btters-Iio"tand's
German do-B!ake'. and Cannuns dO--Eusht"n's
aud SiIas Cod Liver Oil together with all the most
approved medicines Of the time.
Agents for the sale OF seymour Gtlvanir abdori !
nsI Supporter. Seymour Obsttrcal Supporters, and
Mrs. bcit'- Abdominal uicro supporters.
A fresh supply Ol Saratoga and Bedford Water.
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SANDY BORON, SIIDpLEsEx Co.. Va
August Goth 1853. (
MeSsrs. Mortimer Mowbray-Gents: Yea NAV
think it strange that 7 have taken. the liberty to
write You this letter. but do under
that justify ii. As you are the AGENTS for HANP-
TONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE, 1 deem it expedi-
ent to address you this note hoping it may be part
OF the honorable means of giving this medicine no
toriety which its merits deserve
Being In the habit Of vending medicines which re-
late to the Patent aud regular system, consider
myself tn sotne extent, iGge OF the real merit of
many of them. My experience teaches ME that
'iianptons Tincture' j. medicine of real merit
OF intrinsic value. When I say this I do not saw
that 1t Is iniallible cure in all cases but mean
To say that champions Tineture will favorabiy Cd
crate in all diseases originating from of prop
er Secretions of the gastric juices, bad digestion and
consequently bad deposites of animal matter from
That source believe that many diseases located in
various parts of the system such % Intiamati,n
Ulcers, Scrofuia &c, &C., originally have their be-
inS in the stomach. from bad food, bad digestion
and consequently bad depositions OF the circulation
10 those parts and will believe Hamptou's Negp-
table Iincture will even react in those cases
Having found out, myself what it i, recommend
u TO others IN such cases as have described and
nave done 1t upon the ''no cure no pay SYSTEM
and have yet To have the first bottle returned or
the first objection about the pay. 1t is great pity
people. 7 worrapt
it in the following cases: Gout, Rheumatism Inta
motions, which proceeds from the stomach Sores
Sfrofula, Dyspepsia. long standing cases Of Agur and
Fprer; tir-. stop the chill and then give the Tine
ture--tile difficulty i'll this is not in stGriinr
The chill. hut the return os Il this tue Tnxtu will
certainly do. In general dehiiitaticns, warrant it.
and AS said before have procured trial OF il in
this way, which otherwise could not: the people
haze beru humbu.ged by patent medicines so long
Tia. they are afraid OF ALL This is clearly stomach
medicine. it works all its wonders there an. in all
such cases 1t Il specific if anything III the world is
Having gwen the Tfncture n fair trial with nv
SELF, in my family and naighhorhood think I am
va a'rintcd in what sa~ about ii. and which 7 din
without any 0thr interest, than the wish to see it
III scnrr" circulation. and in every mans family
where it or Sht tG be.
lfwlI&; say be d0ubtnl by any OF the afflicted
m they will write to rnn sandy Rottoin Post OF
tr Mi!ileSeX county, Virginia, stating the nature
0f the lis 'aSr, and recommend it for such q case
viii warrant it, and ifit don't 10 COOL will pay for
the medicine. TilUS. X. BCII.
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE, &C.
Mr.. Nll. Oiih- all. Of Baltimore custom house suf
terci these complaints fur Is months with both BODY
and mlnd Ii,us!y affected He cur.G by uamp-
tons Ne5;t.- bic fracture, af - other things iailel
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Gr A female physician was arrested
in Cincinnati last week, for administering
drugs to another female for the purpose
of producing abortion. A man was also
arrested, charged with being the seducer
and instigator of the crime. The unfor-
tunste, poor and friendless girl, is lay
ing in very precarious situation.
$4,000 bail each was required of the pris-
oners.
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NEW YORK COFFEE HOUSE
FIELDS HOTEI.

CAPITOL HILL, WASHINGTON, d. C.,
w Ill he opened for the reception of guests on
w Saturday, November Goth. 1t is unnccessa-
ry 10 enumerate the advantages this Hotel possess
all others in Washington, in point OF location,
and being also entirely new, and furnished i'll the
most modern style. From tie experience the un-
dersigned has had in the first hotels in New York
city and Saratoga Springs and aso at Wizards IIo-
tel in this city, he fatters himself that he make
his NEW HOTEL comfortable and agreeable home
for all who may favor him with their patronage.
w. b. FIELD.
Washington, November 14th, 1853.
nov l9-dlm
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F59 ALL pIsEASES or TIFF KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER

ps ] 5 RnsG's CnNPoUSD FLUID EXTRACT OF
D. -fGi- is decidedly of the b-St rrlnrcs
-sr a.. .,,i "f the kinays bIt.Iier &C.
I'd al-n t,r s"ity tlIrcthns; aisays highly rc.,n
,.lIal - the lat Dr. riiys:.. and many Of the
~ IistnI IHi--si n,-ILsil men abroad. Prize 81
T.. J : Clss'S GaLDaS PINS fer Falling e the
Is,.ua SO. - N-sls-a aess u<iy. aud E-9axa.i,n
I.;,.s ~ c~~ItF
u J. ! FN,E'S FCyNLE erZcIFIC-A remedy s1r
r,,Ert ll.a-tru4,i0n Leir1rrsDua or NLi,rS Free.
Glr !oi,sr.
y12 LIVER CONFntINT:. DYSPEPSIA, &c
tn. Liver Ja.ng the l-i..",t Gland i'll the human
b+iy e /. more fr-Iu-H ~ d'ran-:rI han Other
Th,a .,!!u-ss dy-1-q. constipation, c,ll fe.t. aud
Is # ,,,ati--tl" lin L-cI:i.- yellow. the irits
d-,n 4trl th.. - rr,st aversion ta society. Re
,,.i- tL- liver, AMI Yea cn.ry-'; all th"se ".ils-
. rlr-.t urcpa-t-inJ;s t. tt.,' tig Rs@'9 CELE
...r.g EsrLg1.u ag ANTI-;:'iI"Ua iIrS. They ctrr,
,r;i- '5i anI -.,1u s.va II ~: All S;r,.:.,h H.
lis f.f-P-y-Ii j;J.F1USo ~ltp.lt hc t;,Sr'. 're
r-rs,a !,.s bvra trnuij. with Dyspepsia t.r l5ng
iip--i'...,. ~ r.r,ts EIt FIR +. Ijliy> habits
irIyIt.- = t:r,. 80 x It. A-FI-.!.LIJJ r RiII.
t.:p i,.r. - = tt:.l = crn,s - 1tY.
al q ti,,. a'-,y. -, leirti,Hs. With d.. Roses
N-,.l i,l,,- f.I~-n- III II, AMI il health
T. -. G,i If T. u. Gilman. Cnarl~s St"tl x Co. "
IT. ,iiInI.n. Jim ". Nairn. Patterson 4 Nairn
v S.ufri.-n william T. EY.ns. kiJwrll i Law
F.,s- j. T.; Moor. Washington; j. /. kidwrl.
l;1.rsr;osb; snd hy a.. dealers i'll Alexan lria, Viz
,-rs.. stp "a
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DIR. HOi,'s Compound Peach syrup.

J'ulS ClnPlIDl NOW estahli,hed in universal ia,
by i,s a"knoN lei ,ed merit, for the cure OF
ooHzh-, r1lI, Group hopping cough, and every DIS
ei-e nt the throat and lunsS is without parallel
E'ery ftalily should supply them selves with 4
pr-veuti.e u,piirjns
Sod IN Washington by C. stott, u. L. Clarke, W.
kptl, c E. Davis, T. II. Stone. Evans, Sylvester,
DF Bait, Gardner, and by the Druggists generally
la Bl.t.uI7re Georgetown, Alexandrii, and Rich
HlOi
Price twenty-five cents per bottle.
Tin
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C0UGlI. CONSTITUTION. &c.

Mr.. Henry Ninu had cnu,h for years: great
weakness &c, had in all physicians; tried all
their IeInedies, bat was cured only bv
HAMfTUN'S VEGETABLE TlNCTURE.
ca" and ct pamphlets gratis. with history Of dis
every nf :s wonderful BLOOD Puri en- and see GER
t':ctIeS Of citizens of Rheumatism Dy.pcp-
ia scrofGiI, Liver Complaint, General Weakness
EcTyuu ne, a." &c.
/ , sold by MORTIMER MONRRAT, no BAL
tm"rc street. baltimore; a',i 81 Broadway. New
York; lAS. Sf1Tr ca, WlM!'E. J. +. MOORE
u. i. CLARKE. CLARKE " ROWLING, ". El-
LOFT, &!ii II. MCPHERSON, Washington also by
Z. :. + CiSSGi.i., Gco:grtewn: and e. c. BERRY
AlvAlnlia. sep %
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READ AND DE CONVINCED.

THILADELPillA, MARCH, !, TN5..
Or. c. NJ. .fackson Dear Sir-For the past two
Wears have been severely afflicted with Liver Com
piaiut, Dyspepsia. Bilious rarrhoaa. and Piles suf
erng IN grr: de:rsa stantly, the Lains ard ill-
cHrE cnlenceS attendant upon sud- diseases, without
energy hciug scarcely able 10 attend any busi
ness. lost great deal of my flesh, and used many
kinds of medcin-. with no apparent change until ]
c1nIlnegcr with your ''RD?fand'S Gsrmdl Bite1-s."
they have entirely cured | have gained in
weight over f'!ty l,o3n,iS since commenced their
USE ard am now entirely free fruEl pain and acip
of any sind and feel like n new mnn. unllcSitat-
iugly rccnInm'Ld your Bttors to all inyaliis.
Yours, resnectfuIlv.
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DR.. SCHWARTZE'S

Compound Extract of SarsaparilIa.
E1T HEN other Sarsaparillas and quackcries have
w hal their day. and have sunk into lnslI-
Litfgance Dr. Schwartz-s Sarsaparilla il still per
forming what others Only profsascd, aid Have failed
in.
Try the above for rheumatism, scrofula, bronchit-
s. inflammation Of the eyes, Impurities OF the blood,
general debility, &c
To be hal at SCIWARTZE'S Drug Store next TO
U. s Hotel, and u door from 81 street, Pa ave.
nov l5-tf
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Tne Mos, yvond.rfu, ,m.dicin,
trsT discovered tO the c3tttn c7tre of Agae and f.
IgfcrrHit Mt and R,it0&S FrrrrS
Cher \ G0.'S Icgeirhie NIfrifir.


'E'TIE propretors Of this valuable Meiicine hav.
L never i1a!e any efforts to introduce it tetOr,.
the FHblic, yei il has found great flyoc far and near
Certificates without humber have been furnished uf
its virtues without any so.itatiOn. and many cures
performed whr. all rlIeT medicines have failed 4
that IS GSir& * tTil1. 1t has stool he scv
erai years, and "" say. whnt fear that un better
preP-ra Lon for The Of igu- ani Fey er can be
roluc-d- As An whence publish certificate
a: = gentleman vel known:
II take great p!tas,,rs in recommending the Spe-
ri'c prepared Is 0ber & TcCoUk-y. for the cur. Of
A.u2 aud Fever, as the best article for the accom-
F.iishn-nt o. that Object have met with. In
nv family il hs succeeded i.yond my most san
St!ire expectations. and therefore, | consider it
prisiera w.I a. duty 10 recommend its use to
all who MAJ l suffering un Ter the influence of that
Ij-tIeSsil affection. tSi.-n-!.l
T. EVANS RFr.E,
Munster Of the Mrth1iis{ Protestant Church
F-r sale 10y the propri-tnrs, OBtK Il Co, Eald
mOr-:
BY DANIEL II. CLARKE, Apotherary. Potomac
Nsll. corner Of Maryland avenue and 1lth street
l>iauE
~ Clarke BOWLING, eth street, be:seer
,0uti y A.I3 J. ~tEc-t~. Island:
Ari by JAMES IL. sifONE, corner Of 7th and l.
streets. Northern IL-ft-s. Washington, ID. e.
PRICE ONE DjLhils PER BOTTLE
sep lG--:
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IA J. s. RosE's Nervous AND INvIGoR ATIyG Coa-
-,,I The greatest discovery in medical science
7fis astonishing preparation for raising up weak
ms, Il ItiJn drhiIiIted ~ care, labor, study or dis
80 acts Ike charm. 1t gises strength and appe-
t AMI ssI an NsrSnns agfinn prGPT,e E,o,
rncs Heart Burn, ReStlesSnrzs. Numbness, Neural
GA, rai-r, tho spirits, and giving power to tine
hoIe system. il Is asmOs: miraculous in its effect
~ c.nt- u bottle.
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Truth STRANGER THAN FICTIoN.-The
many fancy sketches of Uncle Tom 8
CABIN, are entirely eclipsed by tragedy
which occurred lately in Mississippi. 4
man named John Myers, residing near
Natchez, undertook to arrest a runaway
slave, belonging to A. NJ. Griffin, ESQ.
when the slave turned upon him and
stabbed him to the heart, causing instant
death. The murderer was Immediately
pursued by a number Of other slaves,
and to escape their pursuit, he jumped in
among the machinery of mill, and was,
in a few moments, torn to pieces.
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TO THE LADIES.

T T. EVANS respectfully informs the ladies' that
y. he has lately Received and splendid as
sortment of FURS this day, from Europe, which be
can sell at the lowest price offered, consulting
of stone Martin, Fitch, Rock Martin Siberian SPUR
rel, White Ermine, &c
> J. T. K. likewise calls the attention of gentle
IH men to the new and fashionable style Of HATS
S3 that he has just introduced
Pa. ave., n. side, between 18th and 18th ste.
dec l-1w
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
oFTHE
GER M AN YEAGER s,
- II 90
III OifIeOt tCI = SALUUN,
DECENIR RElS 2Sth 1890

DE1N u fH u n IL |sbth, SJ 3.
VIE LEHMAN 1EaGERS respectfully announcr
L that they will give one of their popular BALLS
on hoSpAf' December goth, at Carusi's Saloon.
being their third Annual Ball. .. .. $4,000
Ihe Committee Of Arrangements do not deem it
necessary to say what they will do to make this the
most popular Ball o. the season, as the public are
Wen aware mat the balls of the Yeagers always
"done up IN fine style and they mav rest assured
that no expense or trouble will be spared to make
this BAH 20 off with the eclaf that has hereto
lore character1ztd the Balls Of the ''keagers.'
The ball will be opened at osiocl, by a bronze
made, af er which sword will IL, presented to Can't
IT, A. Sehwartzman, Professor Pospnri's Band play
ing the .derman ieagers Quickstep," composed ex-
prcssy for them.
supper can he had at any time between the hours
of IL and 8 o'clock.
The military are requested to appear in full ul-
form. b ..-'-- - =
No hats or caps will be allowed in the loom except
the military dress caps.
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ftN All FkS:
On The part Of he Field and gGF:,
Maj. Gen. ". Jones, Col. " Hickey ....
Pr. Gen. L Weghtman Lieut Col J III Reilly
MaJ. Na!lach Mai. T. Donoho
Maj. X. Kevworth Mai R,con
Quart AcCollum hdjt L. j. Middleton
Surgeon Morgan Asst Surgeon J Grvn,rs
on the part Of The Ejqit f,fntry.
Gapt; Csrrington, Lieut. "m III Clarke,
Lieut. Kelly, Lieut. J + tucker,
Isnatius r Nudd.
On tie part Of the Nutionsa7 Grsys.
Capt Lemnc Towers, Lieut. Holden,
Lieut. Sutton, Lieut. s G Wales,
Peter Egau
On the part Of tie H-uIIcr Nq1oSkoat.rs
Capt Bradford, Lieut. Nci'o.um,
Lieut. Birkhead, Lieut. j Il Goddard,
VIM. Smith
On he part Of tie Continental Guards.
Capt > u smith. Lieut. " Fucker,
Lieut. l. Narceron, Emsign W f Horncr,
On he p.rt Of Gte Boone GiGemen
capt. Il VI bright, Lieut. 4tterback. ir,
Lieut. IL ober, Lieut. G VI Ssnderson,
George Miller.
On ne part Of tie Montgomery 6uarGs.
capt u hey, Lieut Reilly,
Lieut. " tecny, Lieut. Kell,her,
James M,her
on ne part qsade PRESIDENTS Mounted Guard
Capt d Peck, l.ieut CLARK Mills,
Lieut. } W laden, Lieut. ncttihnae,
jas. Caspcriq
On me part Of E,e Natio2,G3 GU1r2.
Capt TAFT. Lien: j II Bird.
Lieut. Pumphrcy, L;tut 4 Allen,
James Johnson.
On tie part of the CHi-rHs
Mayor Maury, q Gideon, II Clarke.
MaIt"r heoox, n II Heath, AlcNcrhany,
u" W %eaou, Hunt. J Ciagett
; II White, McCalsianl, II i.ou,ion,
{ W hofeler, i = fcpner, c K iiyrna
W Natiach, : Well & ~ Cochran
j II BFa.ev, John Coyle, i T.ss':cv.
= 4 lhoF"r, H u CartEr, : Il Hill.
j. y E'''ri"r, II Il French. Er;n,uail,
J VI Carlisle, q " hiiips, " II Iiop.
VI Ero"n. N w ualf. ! S.irrl,:Iio
Morgan, II Rt"rcoran, IoGah Il ii56Ycr
j Is Tate. Joe ShiIing.o1 j Ei-s,,,,oj
!;atcltt", J Cryer. CiiCaivert
Towers, II Winter, r. Willard,
Hailarh, Linton, NJ A Dexter
Riley, Burns, Wm f. Butt.
Josiah Bti!y, Edward Hall
f1mnitce IF 1rronqsmchts
Sefgt = LeGifer, SeIct RuPp.l,
Ensign " lapp. viedt
John Angermnn.
Fiocr Man2gsg;
Ser1t NtItz, CaSrar 0fins!ine.
u Schleagei, Jos Fmmentrout
Herman Blnu
Tickets ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS-9d.
mittimg "A rent!cman and ladies; to he had Of rhp
Com mnittce aud Captain, a,. At the GOor on tie eve
ming of the ball.
The Floor Managers will be designated by blue
scarf
The Committee OF Arrangements by green rosette
Gee .--;tb
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MORE NEW MUSIC.

DPIMA DONNA WALTZ, by julien.
Ingomar Polka; Saratoga Polka Emma Polka;
Isabelle, Blanche, Jessie Claire Polkas; Forest glade
Polka.
Rainbow Schotti,che; Saratoga SchOttiSche &c.
S,nqs-The grave of Lilly Dale: love the snow:
Mary Astorc Melodies Of home; Days Of childhood;
Come, dearest, the daylight is gone; Take mc home
to die, &c.
e. iIammOnd's Castor Oil Pomade, an article
highly recommended Tor Identifying and aiding the
Growth of the hair. Price Is cents jar. also, just
received Mt WiMER'S
Stationery and Music Store 9th street
o
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u The work Of the Wheeling extern
sion of the Cleveland and Ptttsburg Rail-
road, it is stated, has been partially sus-
pended. This is in consequence of the
failure ofthe company to negotiate on ia
vorable terms, in the present stringent
condition of monetary affairs, the bonds
of Beaver and Allegheny counties for
So5Q 600.
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JOHN l.. CORY.


No. IL Lagrange Place.
w. III. Adams, pull. # the Aigus. eston,
Mo- July j., 1891, said: Il last summer ~ very
low and weak not - be III c to St.hG ut t!ir case
'oneer than on" hour at p time. tried hottie
ni your i"rman Biiters. hioti entirely cured me-
have used two hottes. sent two bottles 1sO miles
from here to friend W ho had been sck ior long
time; ~ has ai.o been cured nv them. | believe
them to be super ior to any medicine now in use"
Ec. Il. Perkins, Marietta, Ohio. Feb 20, 1851,
said "Your Bitiers are highly priced by these who
have used them. In case Of liycS Complaint. OF
long standing, fciich hod resisted Me shH Of Ser
Prdt phySaciunS, was entnely cured hy the OF
Bottles"
Il. kesselm ir, Jcweler. Wooster o. Dec
2d, 1891, said: Il embrace this opportunity OF in
forming you of the erpat ben, fl have derived from
The use of Dr. lINoiands German RitteTs. | have
usei them for Chii!S ina Fever, and Disorlered
Stomach. and found relief IN every case. They are
the best r'ln"Gy tor Disordered Stomach l thpx in
existence"
d. II. Sykes. Esq, ElHor Of the 6arier,
Norwich, Conn. said Il have been using your Ger
nan Filters for some time, for Dyspepsia. and have
found SO much relief from them. that have made
up my lnind 10 give them hr:t rate editorial
0orSemeht."
Holden, Kemp, & Co, Janesvilia, Wis,
sept 1881. said: "Your German Bitters deserved
~ popular here, and among all the prepared medi-
en- On eur shelves. none have we sold which have
given the satisfaction of Ioonnnds Ccrman Filters"
June "a, 1872, they said ''We recommend them
All Invaluable spring and summer medicine"
w. Nj. Orr. Wooster. O.. October q, 1859, $, i'll:
"You ask me my opinion Of the German Bitters. l
have used them for Dyspepsia and Indigestion, and
TAX" pleasure in stating that think they are the
very Lest remedy extaht for the above complants-
hey are dccidsdty an tie adcaHce Of al The l,ropr1
et0ry medicines Of the day"
*s*hIr. Orr il distinguished lawyer of Wooster
These Filters are ENTIRELY VEGETABLE. They nerer
PROSTATE The system, but tnrigTate 1t.
For sar, in Washington by Z. ID. GILMAN.
In GEORGETOWN by. j. l.. klDWELL.
In Alexandria by J. X. PIERPONT.
In Richmond by PURCELL, LADD & co.
In Baltimore by CANDY 4 HATCH.
In do THOMAS MILLER.
In do MACPHERSON d MARSHALL.
In Norfolk by NJ. A SANTOS son.
And by respectable dealers in medicine every
where Gee Sly
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