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FOR COUGHS, COLns, GROUP, AND WH0OC-
ING COUGH

I tf fD-St 'pHJH f>JtHp N ttF ''H!ts-
Dr. Ross CELCBR 1TED COCGT SYRUP siyes insnrrl-
at relief p t. The worst Cough, whether ConsumT-
tive OF proceeding from cold. It allayS any irri
tai0n Of the Lungs aud fOrtfeS the system against
future attacks In bottles at ~ cents and 81.
Children are also li1te 10 Crou1, which tHnger':
Cn.rr!aint Yields immediately to Dr. J. Ross NEVER
FN.ITy7 Cc7rS STRUT. PTir" - cents.
Naoapin. Cough. smother complaint. a saws
vor.. ~ cold a,,t damp weather. The afflicted ni
great lief III the use o. Dr. }. ROSE's WHo1II+e
Cll.H S5grP, which always relieves and prevents
-" i<-7c from running into other diseases. s1rh
- lIifau,atiun uf i1e Lungs, pTnDSy III the Chest
g.! C,usuuatiGu. Price - cents.
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DR SnHWARTZE,S

Compound Extract of Sarsapar1ila. n.
W. HEN cher Sarsaparillas and quack-ries have
" hal their day aud have sunk into insig.
I.iI 'aucc Dr Sehwartze's Sarsapar!a IS still per
forming what others OILY profeSsed, and have failed
in.
Try the uboYe for rheumatism, scrofula, bronchit-
information Of the eyes impurities of the blood,
general debility, &c.
10 !,s hal ut SCuWARTZE'S Drug Store, next to
1. : Hotel, and 2t door from 81 street, Pa ave.
nov If
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GREAS0E'S pEFECTORY
KEW YORK COFFEE HOUSE.

Pea"sy}rGnjr arenue, betaoeen Sd n1,d ~ streets
Basement, three d0orS east Gf Z. s. Hotel.
~ ~ The undersic,ne has -
M z!ccnty taken the above well S9%A
~Iy known Restaurant and fl YFasvgk.
~ ted it up in an elegant man--aEA-~@
ner where he is prepared to 0,ttc lls frjcnis
affords. OYSTERS. GAME, &c, in New York style
ready AL proper hours, being kept warm Ey a
extensive range. SpiTtuous ard NAL LIQUORS a1.c
CIGARS of choce brand, with every acc7n.loda
ton to be had in first rate place OF ref eshmtut.
Respectfully, TlIOS. M0RIAkTY,
Proprietor.
Es- Lunch daily at II O'Clock q. H.
t. g Families supplied with the best Of Oysters.
dec R-cOlm
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tTTE commend the perusal of the extract below
~ to our readers Mr. Bull is merchant of
! high character.
| sASor BorToa, MIDDLEsEx Co, Va.
August 10Th, 1853.
! Hess,s Mortimer 4 Mowbray-Gents: Yoa may
think Il st-an-a that have taken the liberty to
write Won this letter. but do under circumstances
| Lhst justify it. As You are the Agents for HAMP-
/ TON, EiiETABLE TINCTURE. | deem it expedi-
address you this note, hoping it may be part
@t the honorable means If giving this medicine no.
| Lari,tv g fici, its merits deserve.
! Being in the habit of vending medicines which re-
/ late to The Patent and regular system, l consider
myself to some extent, judge of the real Merit of
/ mIny OF them. My experience teaches that
'-fianptoas Ilncture' Is medicine of real merit
nf i;s.rirssjC value. When / say this do not say
hat ii - au infallibe cure, in all Cases, but mean
t. s:y hat "iiaGpton's Tncture" will favorably op-
-Catr W All iiara2ts originating from want Of prop
g. crTctious o. the gastric juices, bad Digestion and
cnnSe lucRtiy bad depOsites of animal matter from
that source. be,irve that many diseases located in
various parts Of the system, such Infiamat' II,
ticrgS ScTcfHa, &c, &c, originally have their be-
iy III The stomach, from bad food, bad digestion,
and cGnSa uonty bad dispositions of the circulation
| t" .iloSe parts; and will believe HamptonS fege-
( table iincture will even react in those cases.
Having found out my self what it is, recommend
IT Il others IN ouch as have described, and
. have done IL upon the no cure no pay" system,
ami have yet to have the first bottle returned,
the Tr.t objection about the pay. 1t is great pity
it cannot be more extensively circulated among the
.
/ il in the following cases; Gout, Rheumatism, InHa-
nations, which proceeds from the stomach. Sores
SEof,ia Dyspepsia, long standing of Ague and
F-tev stop the chill, and then give the Tine
ttrc-the difficulty in this case is not in stopping
hs chill. nut the return Of it, this the Tinsture will
certainly do In general debitaticns, warrant it,
and GS s'il; before haze procured trial Of it in
ib5 way, which otherwise ] could not: the people
have heea hunbu9. .ed by patent medicines long,
that tey afraid OF all. This is clearly stomach
mccine it works all lis wonders there, and in all
such it j. specific, if any thing in the world is
Having gi-tn the Iiucture fair trial with my
S-li, IN my family and neghborhood, 1 think am
warranted il what say about it, and which / do
without ary other interest, than the wish to it
IN general circulation, and in every mans family,
| where il ought TO be.
lfwhat say Ire doubted By any of the afflicted,
nj fiev will write TO me. at sandy Bottom Post OF
""'. Ad1esex county, Virginia stating tie nature
o., IN" dSalSe. and recommend it for such case
Kill warrant it, AMI ifit don't do good will pay for
ths E!e5ic1e. THOS. X. BULL.
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE, &c.
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TO THE LADIES.

The latest style Of Winter HATS just re-
Hgs3saa aacaig ed-The undersigned respectfully in
EysNS rites the attention uf the ladies TO examine
WI our style Of HATS, and to inform them
that ready to receive and execute all orders
for HATS, CAPS, HEAD-DRESSES, &C.. with neat
ani dispatch Also, very select assortment OF
pointed velvet RIBBON, all coers together with
every variety of Fancy Goods, at
WM. p SIIEDD'S,
l1th street, above Pennsylvania avenue.
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ORNAMENTAL GARDENING,

EOHN o. HUGHES, Gardener aud Florist, corner
,; Cf Il AMI Ia streets, Island, attends to Garden
as II IL. various branches. urape Vines prurcd 10y
-Ali:iu and experienced hands, and new Gardens
,.r'sS Plots Carriage Roads, laid ouG.
y. B-j. O. H., "tts Agent for several Of the
mot extensive ami popular Nurs cries at the North
All Trees purchased 81 him, warranted to live il
planted by himself. His Fl nit Trees omprises most
ct The varieties adopted and approved by the Con
g.~s. Of fTuit Growers for General Cultivation.
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READ AND BE CONVINCED.

EHilApElIfiIA, March, /, is53.
Or. c. NJ. jackson: Bear >ir-Eur the Tast two
years have been severely afflicted with Liver Com
rlsint, Dyspepsia Bilious Hiarrlr and Piles, uf-
ferinC in great deere constantly The aims and ip
conyenieGces attendant upon such diseases, without
energy, being scarcely able 10 attend 10 any busi-
ness. lost great deal IF NY flesh. ana Used MANY
kinds Of medicine, With Lo apparent change. until
commenced with your 'HogaGHdS German BltyIS,'
they have entirely cured / have gained in
weight over forty pounds since commenced their
use, and am now entirely free from pain aud ache
of any kind. and feel like a / unhesitat-
ingly rccOmmtG Gd your BitterS To all inyaiIs
liz
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T. Moving time in New Olleans,oc
ours annually about the beginning ofNo-
vember, and, in consequence, there are
generally at that period, and for month
before it. number Of auction flags seen
flying in all directions daily, for sales of
furniture. This year, the PicGp,ne SAYS
that the number is unusually large, in
consequence of the changes caused by the
ravages of the yellow fever. Since the
cessation of the epidemic, the city has be-
come again one of the busiest, and most
crowded in the Union. Strangers and
residents thrOng into it through every ave-
nue.. The rccuperative energy OF the
place is certainly remarkable.
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f. rT. BOTELER, Practical. Gas-Fft.
TER and Rlumbac

.g,siAtcesf co1nfr Of eth and d strests
prepared at all times to supply the public gene
] raj V with GAS FITTINGS and FIXTURES OF
th. i1te.. styles and patterns, the most reason.
ell.. icrJas.
Churches, Hotels, or any public or private build
iR,s ti'ted W with GAS PIPES and FIXTURES at
the shortest notice.
sole gent for Dr. Kidder'S Potent Gas Regulator,
which for economy and superior light should be pos.
csss7d by all oonsvmsrs Of gas. eee 22-tf.
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The Most Wonderful Medicine
ccr sDr"TeI fr the certain of 4gUe and Fbrer
fgicy7n'itsrt o',d Bilious FsrsIS.
ilhGr II rn's IegftHhlR NrPGiliG.


i He pTop-irtor< of this valuable Medicine have
! n"v"r .a:.ie any efforts TO introduce it lcore
the "a bic t i LES found great favor far aud
Ccrtlfclt.< without pulll,cr have been furnished Of
It's virtues withoG. olicitaton, and many cures
performed wheu all other medicines have failed. -iT
that i Gs's 's bfG{. 1t has stood the test for
rrl ysars, and say. without fear, that better
preparation f1T the cure Cf ague and Fever can I've
produced IS aa evidence publish u certificate
# Gentleman we'll known:
- ttke great pleasure in recommending the Spe-
cifr prepared b Ober & NrCon&ey. for the cur. 81
AEur and Favcr as the best article for the accom-
Fiishmeut Ot that object have met with IN
EIy family it has succeeded beyond my most san
giine expectations, auI therefore, consider it a
priyi'"-" we'll duty to recommend its use to
all who may h" suffering un Ter the influence OF that
distressing a;:liction. (Sign-dJ
D. EVANS REESE,
Minister Of the Methodist Protestant Church.
Fer sale hy the proprictoIs, OBER Z; Co, Balti-
more:
BY DANIEL B. CLARKE, Apothccary, Potomac
H4I, co.ner oi Iaryiand avenue and 11th street
Island;
Ey CLARKE { BOWLING, 7th street, between
south d and + streets. i-land
And by JAMES II. STONE. corner of eth and L
streets North"rn Liberties, Washington, D. G..
PAIGE 0NE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
sep IJ--2R.-
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COPPER 4 REMEDY FOR CHOLERA.-The
New Orleans Bee states that thousands of
people in that city wear copper plates
next the skin as preventive Of cholera.
The Bee says:
DR.. Burg, Of Paris, is entitled to the
honor Of this discovery. A series of OBJ
seryations made with all that careful &C
curacy which marks scientific research in
France, continued for many months and
extended into ! large number of towns
and villages, led him to the conclusion
that dealers in copper, manufacturers OF
copper and brass, and in general all per-
sons who habitually handle metallic sub
stances, escape the cholera during cpl.
demic visitatiOns of that disease. Fur
thermore, that copper rings, copper bolts
and halterS, and the external application
of that metal in any forin, az Of marvel
lous efficacy in dissipating those irregular
and painful muscular contractionS known
as cramp, and in cholera cases, rarely
fail to arrest spasm, and to relieve the
patient.
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NEWSPAPERS IN TIE WORLD.-The fol-
lowing is supposed to be the number of
newspapers in the world: 10 in Austria.
II in Africa, 81 in Spain. 20 in Portugal,
80 iii Asia, 90 in Belgium, IS in Den
mark, o. in Russia and Poland, 800 in
other Germanic States, SEQ in Great Brit
ain and Ireland, and 500 in the United
States
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EFW MILLINERY

~ Mss TDRgLY wishes TO iufirm the Ia
~ I.a- that she has just returned fr,rI ~ York
- yft r large supply o. fashionable -0cis. ard
iDvr1 heir attention before purchasing eisewhuse
Tier axe the nOstlI side "a Ia. avenue,
.glh trret
Wanted-ssrersI Sool ullliners.
81.
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RISEN FROM THE DEAD.-The New
Orleans True Ddta has the following
figures, showing the vote cast at the four
last elections, from which it appears
that, Notwithstanding the notorious fact,
that over 10000 people died of the cpl
iclnic, and that from 1000 to 5000 OF
the resident citizens were still absent, yet
the vote cast at the late election exceeds
by nearly 5000 ballots that on former
occasions:
Presidential election. lS4S, 10,990
Presidential election, Nov, 1852, 1860
Governors election, Dec, 1852, $3.50
Election Monday, Nov. 7, 1858, 1922
The papers hint of gross frauds, and
well theymay, says. the Louisville Courier.
The Crescent says the increase may be
owing to the de@t not harimg been buried
dcep enough
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Yours, respectfully.
JOHN r. CORY.


w. IL. Adams, pub. e the Argus Weston.
No, July Il. 1851. said y WIS Last sumner vIy
low and weak not to he able To stand 1T tie case
longer than one hour at a time. / tried one hottie
Of your German BitterS which entirely cured me.
have used two tGttics ! sen; Two bottles 100 miles
from here to a friend " hO had been SEX tor long
time; he has also been cured by them. 1 htlieve
them to be superior to any medicine now in use
f. B. Perkins, Marietta. Ohio. Feb -, ISL,
said 'Iour Bitters are highly priced 10y those who
have used them. In case Of Liver Complaint, of
long standing, act ich had resisted IKE 81 III of
erdt physicians, was entirely cured ty the OF ,
Bottles"
+. Kesselmeir, Jeweller, Wooster. O, Dec.
%, 1851, said Il embrace This opportunity Of in
forming you Of the great benefit have derived from
the Use of DR.. HCohand's German Btters. l have
used them for Chlls ami Fever, and Disordered
Stomach. and found relief in every case. They are
the best remedy for DisorGercd StoIaach l thinA in
existence
ID. r.. Sykes. Esq, Editor cf TIE Courier,
Norwich, Conn. said 81 have been using your Ger
man Bitters for some time for Dyspepsia. and have
found so much relief from them. that / have made
up my mind to give them frSt -dtc editoria! en-
G0TSsmehI"
Holden. Kemp, s. Co, Janesvile, Wis,
Sept lS5l, said ~ cur German Blters dt served
ly popular here, ard amOEE al the prepared medl-
cints on our shelves, more have sold Nhirb have
given the satisfaction of Hoohard5 Germaa Wtters."
June ID, lS52, they said ''Ne recommend them IS
an invaluable spring and summer medicine"
w. M Orr, Wooster, a.. October u, 49,, s. id:
"fou ask me my opinion Of the German Bitters.
have used them for Dyspepsia and Indigestion, and
take pleasure in stating that ! think they the
very best remedy extant for the atoye complaints-
they decid.cHy iH lie ClrdhOe Of al tie proprt-
et0ry mediciRsS Of TIE day
S~*Mr Orr is q distinguished LAWYER Of Wooster.
These Bitters are ENTIRETY VEGETABLE. They nerer
PROSTATE tie system, but inrigoTate az.
For sale in Washington by l.. d. GILMAN.
In Georeetown 10y j. l.. kIDN WE'LL.
In Alexandria by j. K. PIkRp0NT.
In Richmond by PURCELL, LADD & co.
In Baltimore by CANDY HATCH.
In do THOMAS MILLER.
In do MACPHERSON & MARSHALL.
In Norfolk by Nj. A. SANTOS son.
And by respectable dealers in medicine every
where. dec BY
ZINE DRESS SHIRTS mrde to order
Il and large stock OF Undergarments, for Win
ter, selling off cheap, at HOPKINS, between Ma
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De- YOU SUFFER WITH ANY PAIN? If you
l., YOU will :iul Immediate reii"f by uSiEt Dr ). y
F..=sS PAN Ccrsr. "a u the 0,'y preparation WiH'h
cures almost inS aEtly S"r" Throat, hheuHatL>Ia
from Colds PAINS in the zi,ie hack hmhs, Face
Ear or Tootharhe: Stom-cf Bowels. Side or Cac(.
S,iF Teck. Hru'9"s. CorrS arI Chilbiains. Nhe-r-
ever yon have pain u..' the Pain Curcr, safe - e
ages Price ~ :. - aui 30 cts.
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DIR. HOCFLAND'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BlTTERS,
PREPARED BY
DIR. c. VI. J ACkSON,
No, 100 Arch street, pnfInd.I.lhta m

Their power the above diseases is not excelled
if cquallei by othrr preparation in the United
states, the cures attest in many after skill
ful pL ysicians had failed,
Thes- bttess worthy the attention of invaids.
Possessing great virtues IL tie r,ctihcatou Of dis
of The Live and lesser glands exercising tie
most S'archiGg powers in weakness ana affections II
the digestive oTsus, they are, wiJhal, s.f certain,
and pleasant
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FJR ALL DISEASES Or TEF KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER.

D7- J. :. Ross COHPpUND FLUID Extract .F
r. .U-.-Th.s IS decidedly of tn" b-St remedies
ever .l-pI tr diseases Of the hinryS. bladder. g..
ant ,.so T. I5l.r affections: always hI.:liy recon
ur-,l,!ci 10y thr a+4 Dr. Physir, aai mauy ot a."
most distinguished medical men abroad. Price 81
cents.
DE-. J. :. ROsE'S GOLDEN PILLS for Falling of th.
Tnmh. Fcmse Weakness, Debility, and Reaxa,i,n
Frce 80 c,utS.
Dr. J. 5. Kass's FETALE SPECIFIc.--t remedy for
Painful icl>.rUatiGI, Ls'Trorri14 or " hites. Price
ore dollar.
Fltl; LIVEi; COE!?L sISTS. DYSPEPSIA, &c.
Tho Liver bciuc tla iaT-e7t gland in the human
T1iy. IT Is more :rJ Juentl derau-cd :han any Other
Tren follows dysP sPsia. constipation. cid set, aud
loss Of faTpaii:e-tbc skin htcCU"- yruT the spirits
droop and there IL great aye sion to society. Ic-
g;tlatc the liver. ami You rect sj these evils
Tho sur-<: preparations to "a De-. RDGs CElE-
RraTgD RtLRpAD Or AErI-BiiIoCS PGLLs They carry
OF The bile, and so0u give appetite ald strength.
His pTsPEPsIt COMPOUND should bc taken wi4,rC T.
person has been troubled with dyspepsia for s long
tiae-PTiCe 80 cents. But for colds. bilious habits.
jaundIce &C.. take DR.. RoSE's ANTI BILIOUS RAIL
ROAD PILLS, 1212 aRd 25 cents per box
Ali of the above preparations, with DR.. Ross
Medical Adviser to persons in Sickness and in Health.
t. be hs3 Of z. d. Gilman, Charles Stntt . Co. ".
III. Gilman, John W. NairH, Patterson r Hu!r2.
v. Morrison william T. Evans, Kbiwel Il Law
rrncr, }. B. Moore. Wasiinst IN; j. J.. KTtweI!-
georgetown; ant by all dealers in A!exa0Ifi-,. Yir
ginia sr-4
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

This excellent Family and News wsJournal-contsin
tainga greater variety OF interesting reading than
be found in any other--is published on Saturday.
TERMS.
OSE DOLLAR AND TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per single
copy.
TO Cubs-Five copies for S5.eo. Ten copies fox
Gdrance.
commissio of ftwenty per cent.
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hand, and struck him violently with il
upon the head, and stabbed at him sew
eral times, and threatened to murder him
unless he would pay him money or its
equivalent, and refused to give him up
his clothes until he had consented to trans
fer to him house and lot which he
owned in Sixteenth street, which he sub.
Sequently did transfer.
He further states in his affidavit, that
Mrs. Seymour possesses no such power
of clairvoyance as she profesSed to have,
but that the business carried on by her
and her husband in the" practice of gross
imposition to entrap the unwary and de-
fraud them, and that in this instance
they have conSpired together to cheat and
defraud him out of his property, and have
thus succeeded in procuring from him a
deed of a house and lot worth at least
$4,000 or $4,000. Upon the arrest of
the accused, he was taken before Justice
Osborne and committed to prison to await
examination.-N T. Tribune.
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Awful SCENES-THE CONDITION OF
THE "NEw WORLD."-A correspondent
of the New York Times, alluding to the
condition of the New World, on board
of which so many emigrants recently
died, makes this startling statement {:
"When the disease broke out in this YES
| sci, the medicines had been mostly de-
stroycd by the violence of the storm
the chests and vials being all broken.
Yet had they been saved, they would
have been but, slight if any protection
against its ravages. What is a dose of
oil or .jalap, said the physician, to a man
who is caught as by vice, whose blood
IS poisoned in an instant, and who dies
in an hour! Nothing but a large dose
. of the best brandy, cayenne pepper, or
both would have any effect. The cap
tain had two dozen bottles and the ply
sician two bottles of brandy, and this
was the extent of their protection. Be
fore the voyage was half made, the dis
ease was left to its own course, and
nothing was or could be done for the sick.
In fact, it was difficult to find any one
to bury the dead.
In one day eight bodies were brought
from below and cast into the sea. 1t was
on Sunday, in terrible gale, the ship
was rolling in the trough of the sea. and
rs the physician came upon deck, five
dead bodies were rollinga'over the deck
from side to side, and the sexton had
gone for another. With only the reward
of a glass of brandy one man performed
this task Of burying the dead. The place
where these miserable seven hundred
were suffering, was so dark that nothing
could be seen without light: the emf
grants could not tell of death, and in
some instances three or four would con-
tinuc in berth for two or three days be-
side corpse; and the discovery was only
made at last by the nose OF the sexton.
The filth III this lower region was near
ly knee deep, and to 60 through il, with
the screams and groans Of the suffering
added to the offensive filth las minister
on board remarked) distinct idea of
hell.
The tilthincss of these cmigrants, and
their destitute condition, were described
bat the recital would be too gross to re-
peat. 1t should, however, be made the
subject Of careful investigation by the
proper authorities. Talk of the horrors
Of a slave ship, when such horrors are at
our very doors.
What is the moral standard of these
seven hundred souls, after such voyage ?
What is the moral standard of those who
engage in this traffic Would it not be
better to double the price of passage
money, and limit the number Of cmigrants
to one half the present number each
ship
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Dr. J. :. EOsE's NERVOUS AND I;rIGOEtTISa Cor
r;tL. Tho greqtest discovery in medical science
This astonishing preparation for raising up weak
constitution debiatr by care. labor, study or dis
ease. acts like charm. 1t gives strength and app
tt-, and possesses great inyicoTating properties
Fog Hart Disease. all HervoIs Affections. flatu-
l.ncp, Heart Burn. keStieSsUe,s. Eumbncss. N"ITaI
Sia- sai-iuE tine spirits, sni giving power I" tht
whole SYSTEM it is almost miraculous III lts theSI
5D cents bottle.
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SCEIEDAU sCHNApPS.

EUST received a large supply of The Above superi
~ or medicated cordial This rTePar ltion is adIni
rably adapted To all diseases arising from mper.ec
distribution Of the blood. Indig" Ston, general de
bility, and such diseases which consequent upon
sluggish habits and sidentary life, it promotes tn,
secretons and establishes healthy equilibrium in
the Whole arterial system.
To be had wholesale retail, at SCHWANTZ's
drug store, next to U. s. Hotel and 81 door east from
sd street, Pa avenue. nov l5--tf
TO THE LADIES.
T T. EVANS respectfully informs the ladies that
~ be has lately received q new and splendid as
sortment of YRS, THIS day, from Europe, which he
sell at the lowest price offered, consisting
of stone Martin, Fitch Rock Martin, Siberian Squir
rel. White Ernine, &c.
I'm j. I. L likewise calls the attention Of gentle
Ii men TO the new and fashionable style of II ATS
90 that he has just introduced.
Pa. ave, N. sids, between 18th and lath sts
dec I.-lw
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DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE &c.
Mr. Nn. Oldham, Of Baltimore custom house. suf-
icrn these complaints for Is months, with both body
ani mind seriously affected. lie was cured hv Hamp-
tons Vegetable TIncture, after other things failed
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LIME DRESS SHIRTS mrde to order,
IL and large stock OF Undersarnents, for Win
ter, selling off cheap, at HOPKINS, between Ma
tional and Browne Hotels, on Pa. svenve.
French Husbands for Shirts. nov 21-2w