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I.sTHUCTIDN IN MUSIC.

,,p sCIiEEL, thankful for past iavOrs wishes to
N".o,sInt his friends and the public that lie
N oonfinue the duties of his profession in giving
'N..,cc,ion ON the PIANO, and III VOCAL MUSIC,
.ia.s or to single pupils. Also, lessons given
- =. ,:,g organ and NeOde0n, with Ike science OF
bsrmonJ. ;-., ,,s,i,,,;.,., ,-o,,, ~,
Mr. :. has i'll his possession teStlihohi'is rom pa
- a, m. highest standing. acknowledging his
I'm and aAIlv to impair; musical instruction in the
I..rst and mast improved classical style. Pupils
hiad IN his care may rest assured of obtaining
:, psI, execution and clegancy OF truth and style.
NJ s0l cit an early call from those interested, so
-. ,E.r ma, secure convenient hours for their eS
-. Ladies and Gentlemen will peare leave their
name. At hi, residence, on 18th street, between r
,n G streets or AT the Music Store of Mrs. Ander-
.on M af Davis, and ut the Musical Depot Of Hill
tus * Htz. : f. - HE'LL,
Professor of Music and Organi>t of
.s,c e,In, Trinity Church.
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ADVERTISING FOR 4 HrsBANp.-Passipr
in the day time through the Chinese quar-.
ter, was rather astonished to see upon a
great many houses tarthen pots-not un.
like our large flower pots. but more
rounded at the bottom, and larger-fast-
ened upon the roofs: and | heard after
ward, from several old settlers. the reason
OF this popularity. These pots are put
upon the roof where a marliageable girl
is IN the house, and their situation is said
to denote all the particulars. Many Of
them apparently very old. having cactuses
growing III them. a. houscleeks grow in
our country up,n thc roofs. seemed no
particular recommendation. But if they
really possess the meaning thev arc said
to have, they speak very much for the
honesty and candidneSs of the Chinese
ladies: for am sure, if such a fashion
prevailed in Europe, the fair creatures
whose symbols Were Drawing the storms
on the roofs, would find some plan TO pre-
vent them looking too old and weather
beaten, or renew thtm occasionally by
others more decent appearance-at least
they would not allow houseleek to grow
IN them, if only to save appearances.
In Norway there is said to exist a
similar custom-but in the interior of the
houses-to denote the same thing COP
per kettles being hung up in a rather pro-
salc way giving by their number a tol-
erahly true account of the girls dowry:
but this may be onlva fable-Gerstecker,
FOBGocS.
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PaPer-HanSings, ~ md oyv-s :,ades
GILT CDrn.ce. &c

w l. are now receiving oUr Fall supply of the
w above goods, which viii make our assort-
nieh' one OF IN" laT."-t and EIost complete TO be
inlAt south of New Yock. or STYLES si PAPER
h'1HGiSGS ,omp:i>e all the newest and mot su
Pi1 ptt'crnS to be iDund in ,lIis country; also, Il
oe''d;I.u 10y o; French Goods OF our own importa-
,.oh' sGch as F:ne Gold and Velvet Papers, elegant
nIte"Idtohs, Borders. limitations, OF all kinds of
Wood, Marble. Sc
10 our assortment of low priced Satin Pap-rs we
would Iavite Particular attention. n we are prepared
" I'F tlcm al SU"h prlccs cannot fail to please.
"a Pat on III the bert manner, aud in all cases
s.tts'Ir.: Particular attention .yra 10 all kind.
o. ,:.1I'trfy work. Crp.tS, Curtaluz, &c made
10 order IN the best style.
THOMSON & DAVIS,
senn avenue, between 18th and 18th streets.
aug .g-gOtw
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
For the Stsr.l
A LAST DYING WISH.

Bury me deep in the silent sea,
Shroud nor coffin make for ME;
Nased from mother earth csme,
And unto Geath will go the same.
ii fste should will that the deeds / do
e landed by many and rivailad by few.
Ibese deeds slone will my nam, emb9lm,
No matter in what spot am.
wou d not, then, that "Storic,l urn' Turn:
should mark the grave. whence ] may not re
Lost the jealous tongue should s,off and sneer,
no feared to censtlre when l was near.
IL my life in silence should pass away.
Ana few should mo'irtl on my dying day,
l would not hat careless feet shGJ,: tread
win nnplpus step o'er the dust of he dead,
Nought do l seek but t5 be + rgot
BJ those that love me. or love me not.
for would not he q source Of rrin.
70 those whom love but NAV s.e not again
would not that With cruel lia'e
My foe unto death shoul. rt;iairn In my te,
And in cold indifference pass nc by die -
viii ''who was he !? what Wa. he. when did he
But when die | at orce would be-
hat time will make both of you ard me:
FOR friendship ror fama can our memory save:
But let not the careless foot tread Ger my grave
T**& G~s%*&h
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REEOT.fL
ihe Metropolitan Pn per Hanging and
Upholstery STare-Roon.s

Hc1e ketn red 20 1ta - SGt d and E sts north
No. >, washington FLACg.
III ANiHH removed my place %; bl-iness TO more
cOinhptIoa, pTcIrlse-, wsu!d respectfully so
i'ct c;h Tom my tnruI"T friends and the public
.ehc-ily, i'einS confident thai they i'll not be dis
snf-Intcd III the quality of my goods and prices
have Just rctur'c! from the North with a new
dhi large assortment o. this seasons gocti5 which
V b" found, i quality and price. sups rior To anv
hIih"r'p brought To This city. Nv stock of PAPER
HANGiNGS are from thr iir+r manufactured. in The
""Iliry. Ny UPHOLSTERY WORK l. execu,r,
n 'T'rkli.ln in my employ, which in every Instance
Eul warrant {" posse the best material and work
maV-hip.
H1l-s- and Halls P1P"rcd, at the shortest notice.
hy "Npt ri|nc:d wOrkmrn.
Transparent and Buff Holland SHADES. Parent
aI S-ntian BI.iSDS, Hair. Mos Co;,nn and
Ntu~k MATTRESSES. CUSHIONS of every d.
uprpa io: sai"- Church pcws To cushioned Il,
mO!eTal- charges.
- \ call l. solicited.
JOSEPH I. X. PLANT,
aug IS-Iveo 1Ih street, bet. n aud T..
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THE EVENING STAR
uphene, ETHEREAL, Pine, Lard and
'SN Lamp Oils.
WE'LL q M0ESELL,
c,,c....-snrS 10 O. WHITTLEsEY

cuCT.,sSOr~ 20 q. W II It'll
-, Esf.~ef7l 9th dnd 7th streets, 1ocd's Building,
NJ: lave 10 return their thanks to their ntlme
X '. Trend, and tho former customers of MIR. o.
~ - f,r In, liberal support extended them
Nh'.ss commenced business. They now take
,o,,o,tuni,y to acquaint the citizens of Washing
rie -, vicinity that they have perfected their
ION i,.l .r,s with some of the largest manuiacto-
nrH 10 ers,ire a constant supply oi the very best
~, IN ,hci. line, which viii DC sold at the low
e. Gu VI having thorough practical knowledge
,r,dr feel assured of being able to give salts
| W. =, ,rI who favor them with their patronage.
.ar. eL tn;ractors and Buille-S will find il great
,,lr interest 10 call at our store before purcha-
y o-se,,here, rs we keep on hand the largest and
EHs e .J stock in the CITY Of P.4INTsS, OILS,
fss1 f,s.5y00;y- SI0;y- GL.4SS, BRUSHES. L.4HPS. &c.
~, received, and now afoat, 1000 poands of
;.!S yu WefhereH's PURE LE.iD, which we
LsNts "-,,bar -,,lucpd prices. sep9-tf
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BRILLIANT ATTRACTION

NCGRAW y JACOBS, corner OF 18th street and
w Pennsylvania avenue, Washington. ID. G..
would respectfully inform their friends, customers
and the public generally. that they ar. prepared To
supply them win the fines; FAMILY GROCERIES,,
Old and choice LIQUORS, and every article, large
and small, IL JIeir department al remarkable low
prices; m TACT, We shall cslablisi of those nov
elites - often sp"ken of hut so :sIsinn found-.4
CHE-1P PEOPLES GROCERT STORE
Our stock VII b. continuously r"nleHi-hcd from
the most celebrated importers and manufactures.
Thankful l1r past laFofs. we aSh a. enlargement
Of the same
Ail goods delivered promptly ia any par, of the
rify free 0f charge So, 3-coIv
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FUNERALS.

The subscriber is prepared TO Mt
uzt---5' end, al the shortest notice, 70 any
calls in this line and will pare pains to render
entire satisfaction 10 all who may desire his assistance
IN performing the last tribute OF respect to the dead.
Hearse always in readiness. Mourning Caps and
Shrnuds furnished when desired.
The subscriber begs leave 10 call the attention of
The public n his PATENT CORPSE PRESERVER,
which has been already tested in the families Of
sra in this city, 10 whom he can refer as to
IT, efficacy in preserving III" body from decomposi
acn for any length of period
J. W. PLANT, ID street,
aug arely hrt. Gih and 10th strectq.
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SEDUCTION AND TIE CONSEQU ENCE. A
man accompanied by young woman,
took lodging at the Globe Hotel, Syra-
cuse, one evening last week, and OH the
following morning, sfter breakfast, stepped
out without settling their bill, leaving
their baggage, however, in the room they
occupied. Nothing was seen of them till
the next day, when the lady sent word
from the Fayette House to have her bag
gage taken to that hotel. Sic vas in
formed that there WAS small claim upon
the baggage, and they would be obliged
to retain it until it was cancelled. She
said she had supposed that the man (who
registered their names as William III.
Reeves and lady,) h2d settled the bill.
and that she did not possess sufficient
means for so doing. nor did she know
where the man Reeves was, having seen
nothing of him since they left the hotel
the morning previous. A short time
after she was i'll, and on physician be-
ing sent for, confessed tha. SIC had taken
arsenic. She said she had been seduced
and deserted, and was entirely destitute
and reckless. She was removed to the
HOSPITAL, but died a few minutes after
wards. On the COroner's examination,
it appeared that the deceased was, by oc.
cupation, cap maker, from AUBURN.
When she discovered that her paramour
had deserted her, she commenced seeking
for employment, and applied for work at
all the different cap manufactures in the
city, but without success. Too proud
to beg, no employment to he obtained.
starvation and utter ruin staring her in
the face, there was nothing left her but
TO de
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GegrLEMEE's BOOT AND SHOE STORE

Eerenth ytTcef east sife. taree Doors north PENN are
81, 6. BREl1ER respectfully invites the cit
~ 1 zens OF " Washing;on and its vicinity 20 an
inspection Of hi. stock of BOOTS. SHOES,
r~ G,11TERS, &c, all Of his own workman
'hp and manufactured from the very best materials
Also, Boots and Shoes made TO order from the finest
french tali Skins and Patent Leather, 1t a price
l4ldIy as low as charged elsewhere 4 call is 50
lrltrd. spp l-eO.}m
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A RID.
To the Building community Of Hahingto

Tothe Building community Of Washington
and ITS rlcln,ty.
FREDERICK f. GEIGER, Ma,ter Builder and
Il Architect. respectfully thanks his friends and
the pubic generally for past favors, ard hopes to
be favored with their continuance as he Is prepared
execute all kinds of work IN his line of business
the shortest notice, and on the most reasonable
terms.
He will also make Plans, specifications, and Su-
Pernteni any kind of WORK that may be entrusted TO
bis care.
Pace Of residence on G street, between 9th and
lth streets. aug II
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THE PARK HOTEL.

ID OBERT & THOMAS HARRISON respectfully
III inform their friends and the public that they
prepared at the above mentioned house, to fur
niSh all the refreshments of the Parties sup
piled with DINNERS and SUPPERS at the short
est notice. The tar is supplied with superior LII
QUORS.
The Park Hotel is located at the Northern extrem-
ity of 1h street. Just the verge OF the city limits
surrounded by Park of large trees. containing II
Bowling Saloon, Swin.s and Arbnrs. Il is healthy
walk or beautiful drive sep l4-lm
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u The Suprens HHT Of Pennsylya.
ma, last week, decided that 10 tavern.
keeper can legally sell liquor TO anybody
on Sunday. All the taverns and grogge-
were accordingly closed up in Pitts6urg
on Sunday last.
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Erer discorered for The certain Of Agus and FIRE
Gber Il CO.'S Vegetable Slrrifc.


FI>lIE propretors of Ills valuable Melicine have
L never Taade any efforts to introduce it before
tie publc, yet it has found great favor far and near
Certificates without Der have been fun nisbed Of
it. virtues. without any solicitation. ard many
performed when all other medicines have failed. Al
that as aSa ed trial 1t has stood the test for
er;i years, a., say, without fear that better
preparation for TIE cure Of Ague ard Fever lie
produced. As an evidence publish certificate
of a gentleman well known:
81 take great pleasure in recommending the Spe-
cifc prepared by Cber & McCoEkpy for the cure of
Aguc and Fever, the frst article for the accom-
plithment o' that object have met with. In
my family it has succeeded beIUnd my most sam
guine expectations, and Therefore, consider it a
privilege well duty to recommend its Use to
all who may BE- suffcrins c: the influence of that
distressing affiictiou. tSign>d)
d. EVANS REBsr
Minister OF the Methodist Protestant Church.
For sale by the proprietors, ODER CO, Balti-
more:
BY DANIEL B. CLARKE, Apo:hecary. Potomac
Hall. corner Of Maryland avenue and l1th street.
Island;
by CLARKE l. BOWLING, 7th street, between
south Ii and streets, Island;
And by J MES II. STONE, corner Of 7th and l.
streets, Northern Liberties, Washington, ID. G.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
sep lf-Sn,-
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INOOLLEN YARNS. Flannel.. Hoo.

w sfery, Sc, White, Black, GRAY. and Fancy
Colored Yarn; White, Red, Blue. and Yellow F'lan-
nels; Misses and ChiIdren's Cotton and WooIlcn
Hose; Silk, Cashmere and Cotton Hose OF every
quality; together with general assortment of Fail
Goods. Customers will do well to give me call.
VIM. X. RILEY,
aug 2alm cor Sth St, opp'c Centre Market
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ALEXANDRIA STEAM sAw.MI.Ls.

toTnfT oJ U'lton and Gihbon streets.
NJ have constantly on hand, and for sale 4 large
w supply of H-HITE and FELLOH PINE
TIMBER, and Eastern Shore H'IiITE ok.
t6}- Orders tor LUMBER S.4H-ED to sizes filled
with despatch, and upon reasonable terms
aug 3O-lms SMITH * WATTLES
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TURNING.

IN SHE'D bcss leave to inform his old customers
and the publ :, that ne has removed to thu
corner OF 10th street and Louisiana avenue. Having
the advantage of steam power, he is prepared TO fill
all orders in his line the shortest notice and Oh the
most reasonable terms.
Banis,ers, Newels, Sc, &C., constantly on hand.
sen I1-eOImt
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A MEDICINE FOR EVERY FAMILY.

Do you suffer with any pain? fyou do, you will
find immediate relief by using DIR. J. 8. ROSES
PAIN CURER. 1t is the osly preparation which
cures almost Instantly throat, rhelmatisn from
colds, pains III the side, back limbs, face, or
toothache, stomach or bowels, side or back, stiff
neck, bruises, and chiibains Their is nothing
equal TO it, for Jumps or rising in the breast. No
mother should be without bottle. Wherever YOU
have pain, Use the Pain Curer, safe TO all ages
Price l2h % and 80 cents.
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LANGUAGES sCHC

Nl NENBERG, 10Th street. Island. third house.
east side south of Smithsonian Institution. is pre-
pared To receive students for instruction in Modern
Languages.
On the Piano, and in singing, Mr.. Schoneab"rg
will also receive few pupils.
rep L. n*
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DRESS FOR SALE.-a Super Royal SMITH
l PRESS, in crcellcrt order, for sale low, at the
StGf Once. aug4-G
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furniture, Vanishing, Repairing,
and JObbin2 shop.

pns,raa;n areTrc sJr!h sitc, bcfrecn Rh and l4th
street., rc1t to Lambs picture frame tcctory.
- iIouSekeepera and 9th a
s7ssss 1922 ers having furniture ont oftt
&ssoc.ssz.5a repair can. by leaving their Nj
~ Y orders calling at the
,bDyp place have it put in firsrate order AT such
Prices that will please al favoring the undersigned
VIrh their work. With prompt attention and mod
cratp charges the subscriber confidently anticipates
share of public patronage. Old chairs recaned
and painted in imitation OF various woods Crate
gr 5r past fvOrs, the undersigned respectfully 80
b,Ii. continuance Of the same
,u- a-eoIm ROBERT WALMSLEY.
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BROWN g. KEEEE.
House and Sign Painters and Glaziers.

Sotdhare.t corner 81 6th Gat D streets.
fAEpENTERS, Builders, and Contractors are re-
~ spectfuliy invited te give us call AZ ,hey pass
by, rs we are satisfied that can compete with
any IN Inc CITY. srP J-lm
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Medicines
Werthy a place IN all Families, being pre-.
pared by a Regular Graduate and PHvsi-

Werthy place IN all Families, being pre-.
pared By a Regular Graduate and Phvsi-
cian Of thirty gears experience.
nR. J. s. ROSE is an honorary member of the Phi
IL ladeIphia Medical Society, and graduated, i'm
lo20 from the University of Pennsylvania under the
guidance of the truly eminent Professors Phrsick,
Chapman, Gibson, Coke, James and IIarp,-names
celebrated for medical scence,-and having had
daily intercourse and consultation with those dis
tinguished Physicians, respecting diseases of ali
kinds, and the proper remedies therefore; and being
solicited by thousands of his patients to put up his
Preparations, he offers to the public as the re-
suits of his experience for the past thirty years the
following valuable Family Medicines, each one suited
TO a specific disease:
DIR. J. S. ROSES NERVOUS AND INVIGO-
RATING CORDIAL.
The Greatest Discovery in Medical Science!-FOr
all Nervous Conditions nt the SyStem!-Heart Dis
ease and Nervous Complaints. The astounding and
happy effect of DIR. Roses Nervous Cordial. for Dis
eases of the Heart, Palptaton, Numbness, Netrai-
gia, Nervous TremOr of the Muscles, Heartburn
Flauence, Pain in the Face, Wakefulness, Rest
lesSncss or for the mind body worn down by care
labor, or study, has induced many physicians to use
it in their practice. For a weak constitution it is
grand restOrer; it completely from the sys
tem all nervous irritationS and is almost miraculous
in its rapid and happy effect. The weak and the
nervous are frequently restored perfect health be-
fore using one bottle. Price so cents.
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FROM REV. VERNON EsKRIDGE, L. s.N.

FORrsNOVTH, va, aug. IN, Iool.
NJ. J. E.. BoUsH-Dcar Sir: While [ am in gen
araI opposed TO patent medicines, candor coinpeis
me state that have great confidence i'll the virtue
of Hampton Vegetable Tincture. For several
months past have used il in my family, and IN Dys
pepsia, Ioss of appetite. dizziness and general deb-
" with entire rucce+s. 80 far my experience e1
tends. therefore, take pleasure III recommending
il to ihe afflicted safe ana efficient remedy.
an, very respectfully, yours,
VERNON EskRIDGE, Chaplain of the U. s. N.
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WILL YOU READ THE TRUTH!

4 MEDICINE must have merit, and great merit,
"a TO stand the test OF public opinion No art of
man can gavanise worthless article 80 TO keep
IL up good medicine, il it be not really
A good medicine will live, become popular and
extend its sales after year, spite OF opposition
The people readily find out Its virtues, and the fame
of them passes from mouth To mouth with more
pldity than newspapers can spread it. A LIVING
WITNESS, te>tiying to the cure medicine has made
for him, Is Ot far service than any newspaper
advertising.
In proof Of what sav above. refer YOU to
HAMPTON'3 VEGETABLE TINCTURE, and its
effects. Its praise Is IN the mouths of muititudes-
The best men crnntry give their testimony TO
its wonderful cures. Among them we name Hon.
II. Clay, Hon. Richard VI. Johnson, Vice President
of the United STATES, with hundreds Of others Capt
Thomas Canot-brothcr to the celebrated physician
of the Emperor of France-Was cured by il of dis
OF seven Years standing, after the skill of all
the Doctors Of Europe and America had failed to
In fact, the rich and the poor, young and old, in
every place, i'll the city and country, find that the
same success attends its Use.
CURE OF COUGHS, VERTIGO. RHEUMATISM,
Cure of the venerable D0i'tor Duuan's son, of the
city OF Batins-rc, man we'll known. and whose
testimony adds to the triumph OF IIAMPTON'S We
GETABLE TINCTURE:
BALTIMORE FEBRUARY 9, 1852.
MesSrs. MGRrIYER x MowBRAY-G Gentlemen: Ii
il with real pleasure that am able To attest to the
general healing and curative powers OF DIR. Hamp-
tens Vegetable Tncture. Some time during last
November war taken with very bad and serious
cough. | war advised To take Cod Liver Oil, and
did so, but getting no better WAS induced to try
your Tincture-I got h0ttie and before had TIA
ken all, my cough left Permit also TO state
that for the last fifteen years | have suffered very
much from acute Rheumatism and Yer igO, confin-
Ing NE at times 10 my bed. am fully convinced
tina: owe my present good health TO the of the
TinctIre, and il kind Providence.
You are, my friends at liberty 10 use this as you
may think proper, and believe me,
Yours, very respectfully, G. DuNAN.
n. B.-I can be seen at any time At the Mayors
Office. L. ID.
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For all BoUel Compldiuts.

DIR. ]. =. ROSES CARMINATIVE BALSAM
A sure remedy for all bowel complaints This
M-Iure Is one OF the most important medicines and
should be kept in all families. As soothing prepa-
ration 1t has equal. In of infants with fiat
ul"ncy. pain in the bowels, bowel complaints, cho-
lera morbuS, restessness, crying general PAIN it
has proved a perfect balm, producing sleep without
opium, and strength without bitter. As Il specific
for bowel complaints of adults it has never failed
Twenty-fi cents per bottle.
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THE NOTES OF THE
Smith arn Manrfsctnrar,s Bank

A RE redeemed nj par by the Subscriber.
"A Otfice opposite Treasury Department. corner
of 18th and streets. HENRY III. NoURSE,
Agent Southern Manufacturers Bank,
sep 3-tf
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DR.J.S ROSES COMPOUND FL UID EXTRACT
OF RIGHT

OF BUCHU,
For al Diseases Of the KIneys and BladGeT; also
Specific for Got.
This is decidedly one of the best remedies ever
used for diseases of the kidneys, bladder &c, and
also for equity affections; always highly recommended
by the late Dr. Physi.k, and many of the most dis
tinguished medical men abroad Price 50 cents.
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CHOLERA MoRBus. DIARRHEA. pYsEN-

OHOIIEhN
teTy and AL diseases the Stomach and Bowels are
cured by HAMPTON'S VEG EFT
A. cure and preventive. it has been wonderfully
<uccrssful 1t will be found. inquiry, that those
who il have exemption FROM those diseases so
incident to the Summer.
Delicate females ard children will find this great
!.esing. IL has restored thousands TO health.
HAHProS's VEGET ABLE TINcTURE.-call and get
pemphrts gratis, with history of discovery OF this
wonderful Blood Purifier and see certificates of our
own citizens, OF Rheumatism, Dyspepsia. Scrof,ila
Liver Complaint, General Weakness, Nervousness,
&c. 81.
ng-Sold by MORTIMER & MOWBRAY, 240
baltimore st, Baltimore; and 304 Broadway, New
York; CHAS. STOTT y co, WINER, J. B.
MOORE, d. r. CLARKE. WALLACE ELLIOTT,
II. MCPHERSON, Washington; and by Druggists
generally. tuiy .lS-tf