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CHINA.

Cnc OF the Methodist missionaries in
Fuh Chau writes, under date of June 2S,
that on the lfth of that month the mis-
sionaries there received letter from Hon.
Humphrey Marshall. l.. $. Commissioner
TO China, informing them that on account
of Tie withdrawal Of all the american
war vessels from the coast of China by
Commodore Perry, to enter upon the expe-
dltion to Japan, it was out of his power
toafford adequate protection TO the persons
and property of American citizens i'll
CHINA, and inStructing them what course
to pursue in order to receive indemnity
for any damage that may accrue to their
property from the lawleSsncsS of the
Chinese during the insurrectionary state
Oft the country. He says:
Z" 1t may be well to give you the follow
ing instructions, to guide your conduct
under the pressure OF any emergency that
may arise, which shall require the aban-
donment Of your property at Fuh Chau.
to save your own lives. You will each
cause an inventory of his property, real
and personal, to be made cut in due form,
exhibiting item by item, the value as eS-
tlmated by two disinterestod valucrs.-
Should any emergency arise which imme-
dlatcly threatens your security, OF if YOU
have good reasons 20 believe that a mob,
or incendlarieS, or lnsurrectioniStS, will
offer violence 10 your persons or property,
you will deposit the said inventory, or
the duplicate, with the chief local author
ity at Fuh Chau, and at the same time
you will cause seals to be placed upon
your effects and upon your doors. You
Will then request that said chief local
authority to place military guard over
said property for its especial protection
as the treaty provides.
You will say to the chief local author
ity of Cub Chau, that these proceedings
on your part are taken by my instructions
to you, in order that there may lie 10
mistake on his part Of the intention of
the United States to hold China rosponSi-
bic under the treaty to idemnify the
American citizens for any loss or damage
their persons or property may Sustain by
the lawlesSneSS or violence of the subjects
of China, and that he may regulate his
actions accordingly"
In another place he says You must
exercise your own discretion as to the
withdrawal of your persons, after YOU
have committed your property TO the care
of the local authorities. My advice is that
You shall withdraw peacefully and quietly,
and that you shall come to this city,
(Shanghai) OF take refuge at Canton, if
more convenient, under the consul of the
United States, keeping all The while a
correct account of the expenses 10 which
YOU are subjected by this expulsion for
| the want of protection"
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POPULAR AND FAMILY MEDICINES

gold By klDNE ELL & LAURENCE Pennsyl-
- Tania avenue and 18th street Washington, ami
JOHN L. kiDWhLL, liish street, Georsc'own, d.
c.. comprising in part:
DIR. JuynPs Family M-dicines-Dr. Rosc's Family
Meti'ine+-"istars Ra'sam of Wild Chcrry-Aycr.'
Cherry Prc,Orsl-Eands and Iowsand's Sarsaparil-
la-A. H. and John Bulls do-Rnscq snl Sch wartzes
d0-Nilhau EliNer C"l:saya B-rk-Wnf Aromatic
Scheifiani chnapps-Kdwrirs Extract Beech prons
Watt Nervous Antidots-Osgoods India Cholo-
goGur-nowaI DIS Tonic cMi,ture-HamptOn's Vegeta-
bic TinCture-Grecns rs 9rigiratcd Bitters-IIoofsnds s
German do-Bake's and Cnnuon's do Rushton =
snd SIMS Cod Liver Oil. together with all the most
approved NE iicnes IF the time
Agents for III" sac Of Sey mOurs Gal, ,anic hdori-
mi Supporter Sey rlours 0bstetrca Supporters and
Mr.. Belts Abdominal U'cro Supporter
fresh supply If saratoga and Bedford Water.
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THE RFFT,E

This Book of Books, amid the detugc
of literature with which the world has
been flooded, still remains the wonder,
the glory, the hope of mankind. 1t is
the same now that it has been for ages,
for Time has no power over it. 1t is the
perfection of literature, and all tsiat is
great and good must spring from this
source. Where in the literary world
shall we find anything to compare with
it Who shall dare to place bv it's side
the best production of man? Who shall
undertake to rival its history, its biogra-
ply, lis poetry, Or IFS prophecy Where,
indeed, shall we find history So perfect,
so unerring as the Mosaic record Many
may tell us of the deeds of later ages,
but could he tell us of Creation? C0ald
he tell us Of the fall of man, the promise
of Saviour, the deluge, or any of those
wonderful events recorded in Scriptures
And where else shall we find such faith
full biography Man is too apt to palliate
the vices. and magnify the virtues of his
favorltes, but do We find any cndeavor to
hiie thefaults of the illustrious personages
of Sacred Biography No! Neither
are their virtues magnified, till we i'm
agine them angels instead of men. And
its poetry. Who shall tell us Of aught
that compares with the poetry Of the
Bible! The greatest production of man
shrinks into nothing beside it The
highest flights ofimagination cannot reach
it. Shall we compare Milton with Isaiah,
or Byron with Ezekiel shall our own
distinguished hymnologists, Wesley, He
Der or Watt, be compared with Danic
Where shall be found at the present day
a sermon which can be compared to Ec-
clesiastes ? Orwhere the prophecy which
has been SO literally fulfilled Where
shall we find anything so grand, so i'm
posing as the Hebrew ritual, OF so holy,
so pure, so merciful as the Christian dis
pensation of which the Jews was type?
We search the annals of history in vain !;
even our own imagination could scarcely
picture such parsonage as the meek and
lowly Jesus, the end and fulfillment of the
law, and the foundation of the Christian
| Church.
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The Most Wonderful Medicine
0bcf & Co.'s Vegetable SrCcjfe,

rfIlE Proprieors Of this valuable Mehicne have
L never male any efforts to introduce it icfore
tho pHbljc yet has found great favor far and near
Certificates without zumher have been furnished Of
It. virtues without any solicitation. AID many cures
performed whc:. all other medicines ave failed 4
that IS Gi' az trial. 1t has stood the fer
eral yca-s, and We say. without fear that better
prep ion for the cure Of Ague and Fever can he
produced. As an sTilrncc We publish n certificate
Of gentleman well known:
IL take great pleasure in recommending the Spc.
cifc prepared by Dber 4 Mct'oI rv for the cure of
A;IIe add Fever. the best article for the accom-
P!;shmcnt q. that object | haze ever met with In
my family it hiss EucCcecd bns ond my most san
guire expectations. AM therefore, | conSiicr il a
privilege we'll dEt= to recnrnm nd its u.s to
ail who NAY he suffering the influence cf that
distressing aff1ictiOn. tSirn-d)
D. EVANS EEPS2.
Minister Of the Methodist Protestant Church
Fsr sale by the Proprirtors, ODG!i & Co, Balti-
more;
BY DANIEL r. CLARKE, Apothecary. Potomac
Hall, corner of Maryland avenue and 1lth street,
Icaud;
Bv CLARKE BOWLING, Ttl street, between
fonih ID an! T. s: ecis, Island;
And Icy JAMES II. STONE. corner of 7th and L
streets Northern Liberties. Washington ID. C.
PRICE one DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
sep i6-3m-
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Socrates, it is said, invented code OF
morals; but can it be compared to that
system, whichis comprehended in. Thou
shalt love thy ncighbor as thyself," for
on this hung all the "law and the pro.
phets 2" History, nay, even tradition
tells us not of one. who, when cruelty in.
suited by the rabble, scourged, mocked
and at last put to an infamous death,
could pray for his murderers, Father,
forgive them" Twelve ignorant men
were the instruments employed to spread
the Christian religion throughout the
whole world.
They were brought before governors
and princes, imprisoned, scourgcd, and
even put to death yet, as one fell God
raised another to fill his place. The
tplstleS of st. Paul Surpass anything of
the kind now known, and point the Chris
tlah pathway so plainly, that all may fol-
low it, and at last reach that New Jeru.
salem seen by st. John in his inimitablc
vision. Taken altogether, where shall
we find a book combining so many excel
icncics as the Bible? Itis the sun of the
moral world Without it we should soon
he plunged into the darkness of paganism.
1t has been assailel by intidcls and scof-
fers, but they have only proved its asser-
ton, that they were showing to them
selves wrath" Voltaire boasted that he
would destroy what it took twelve men
to establish: yet the very press he used
in printing his infidclity is now used in
printing Bibles for the Bible Society,
while the room where Gibbon used to
meet his infidel associates, is now de-
rository of the same society. Thus, the
Bible has withstood all the affairs, and
still remains the admiration of the world.
the glory of ChriStcndom and the hope of
man.-Dr. Spring.
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The ..Morn.ng s,er," Cooking STOW.

I'HE undersigned havr the sole agency in this
place for the sale of this celebrated SIONE-
and have on hand stock of the different sizes
which they offer 10 thc public at very low prices.
AS one opinion Of the press in Philadelphia We sub
Join the following from the Evening Bulletin:
THE MORNING TAR Cn0KISG STovE.-tIavinS our
selves te-tcd the value of this o-e VIC feel plon,pt-
ed every row and then TO say something about il:
for each '!ys experience Strengthens our conviction
that IFS practical utility viii bear out all that W.
can say IN its praise 1t requires but moderate
quantity of fuel; is constructed rs not to h liz
bic to get cut of ord"r; has two fine large ovens
roasts. bnkes and hollis rapidly and thoroughly; ard
IL IN every respect model cooking nrraraius. We
recommend hcus: keepers who ,hout II Iur-
chase stoves. to "H'l and look 1T thc Morning ssr
before tn V make their selection" :"
The above Stove will tc found at the Hardware
Store of D. ENGLISH : SIN
Georgetown, October i. 1888
oct A. eOGt-
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TO THE CITIZENS OF GEORGETOWN,

'fllE Gas WORKS bc;ng sbout completed in
i deorgctown, Hotels. Storrkcepers and others.
cesirous to avail themselves Of it's advantages would
do Wei to make immediate arrangements for it's in
PRODUCTION into their respective dwellings, before the
winter sets in B. so doing they will avoid much
convenience and save money.
The suhscr5 Der, practical Gas Filter and Plumber
hrSs to announce tp the Inhabitants of Georgetown
that he hrs always on harli large stock of GAS
PlPES and FIXTURES, fnr fit ing UP Dwellings,
Churches, Stores. Hotels. Workshops and Factories
all ofwhich will be put up in the ncest manner by
experienced workmen, and with promptitadc His
terms will be found Ill eral and his prices as low as
any other house.
line addressed t. the undersigned. or any orders
left OF his sore will meet with immediate attention
EDy. NJ. BOTELER.
Southwest corner of 9th and D streets
oct 2-tf
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A Human Being with Nothing to Do.

Most miserable, worthy of the most
profound pity, is such being. The most
insign iicant object in nature becomes a
source of envy the birds warble on every
spray in ecstacy of joy: the tiny flower,
hidden from all eyes, sends forth its frag-
rance of full happiness the mountain
stream dashes along with sparkle and
murmur of pure delight. The object Of
their creation is accomplished, and their
life gushcs forth in harmonic work. Oh
plant, on strcam-worthy of ofadmiration,
of worship, to the wretchcd idler. Here
arc powers We never dreamed of-facul-
ties divine, eternal, head TO think, but
nothing to concentrate the thoughts, a
heart to love, bat no object to bathc with
the living tide of affection: hand to do,
but no work to be done; talents uneXer-
cised, Capacaties undevelopcd f; human
life thrown away-wasted as water pour
Cd forth in the desert. Birds and flowers,
We are gods to such a mockery OF life
Who can describe the fearful void cf such
an existence? the yearning for an object,
the selfreproach for wasted powers, the
WEAKNESS for daily life, the loathing
pleasures for frivolity, and the fearful
consciousness of deadening life-of spir-
itual paralysis, which hinders all repose
to human intereSts-when enthusiasm
ceases to arouse, and noble deeds no Ion
ger call forth the tear of JOY; when the
world becomes a blank, humanity far
off sound, and no life is left but the heavy,
benmbing weight Of personal hopeless
ness and desolation. Happier far is the
toiling drudge, who coins body and soul
into the few poor shillings that can only
keep lis family in long starvation he
has hope increasingly to light him, duty
to perform, a spark of love within him
that cannot die; and wretched, weary,
inhuman as life may be, it is of royal
worth-it is separated by the immeasur-
able distance of life and death from the
poor, perhaps pampcrcd, wretch, who is
cured by having no work to do.
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EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION.

~ turne'i from the North. where be has BEEN for
some time purchasing at suctcn, at great sacrifices
"r casi, Il large stock OF the cheapest DRY GOODS
ever brought to this market Notwithstanding the
ADVANCE on goods generally, he is enabled TO offer
me '"'iowlng at ~ per cent less than tue usual
prices:
Ri h - Groradc Silks 81 =: worth S3
= inch coloreI Poult de Sole 81 %: worth Il 75
superior black Brocade Silks. 81 26; worth Il
hiacH Turk Satin very rich. 81 12l%: worth 81 IS
Superior Black silks, very cheap
Fine !inrEcsmbrc udkfS. so cents worth *
Hem stitched do. super, G-l ,; worth 81
Embroidered do. very superior, 81 75 - 50
$3.50 Workek Collars at half prlce
Particular attention is directed to
500 pairs genuine French Corsets 81 worth -
Oxr stock of Domestic Goods, having been nur.
ch,d previous to she advance. will he sold at for
mer prices. R. W. CARTER,
Opposite the Centre Market.
sep 29-zw- doors east of Sth street
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WOOD AND COAL.

w L have nov completed arrangement. for re-
~ ceiving our regular supply %: WOOD IND
COIL for the season, and ready deliver Hic-
ory, OAK, and Pine WOOD, Anthracite COIL, of
different SIZES ard kinds, from the mort aprrov,
niine-. nitIminous and Cumberland Cosl, and Iy-
k-n' Valley, frca burning COAL in sizes for stoves
and rrlicr.
Consumers who intend laying mp supply OF fuel
for the WINTER will find IL to their alyautaoe to on
gage II "a soon rs possible for in all probsiiiiy the
advance GA the present prices will soon be much
greater than many anticipate.
II! coal from Our yard Will be carefully weighed
ani 2,240 pounds given to tine ton.
w. L. WATERS 4 co.
sep 9-ln Office corner OF 18th and G Stree Is.
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SERvANTs.-A French writer, quoted
by the North British Review, states that
servants in the United States would
rather starve than not sit down at their
masters table, and that needle women
earn only six or eight cents day, and at
Baltimore, sometimes, only three cents.
The reviewer swallows these statements,
and founds an argument upon them.
[UThere are 50,752 square miles in
Alabama, which, computing the popula-
ton at III, l,67l, gives 1921 inhabitants
to the square mile. The soil is amply
sufficient to sustain 100 inhabitants to
the square mile.
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FOR ALL DISEASES ny TIIr KIDyETs AND
BitDDCR

p IN = R"Ev5 CoYrICSD Fun Ex-5tcT or
pI-H1-Ihl> l. de'.G 'ily of th- best rem ~ce
''es u'TI for diseases q: tire ki,lnrv. ba,lInr &C.
aud also fr gouty sfT c.v:IS; al~ays highly re,,n
h"hdei by the late pr. rhysic. ami many OF ,hp
most Dist n ,ui>nel nj deal men abroad Prize !,
cents.
DR- J. s Eogg'a GILrES Pills for Falling - IN.
Womb, Pemae Weakness Debility, aud Relaxation
PIics 50 cents
DR. !. s. ROsZ's FgNILE SFECrFIC-A remedy r,r
Painful MenstruatioD, Leucorrhoea or Whi.cs Price
Gre dollar
FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS, DYSPEPSIA, e.
The Liver being the largest gland in the human
o-ly,l Is mor- fr.-Iuen ly d~rngcd han any other
lh"n )llows dyspepsia, constipation cold feet and
se oI apPelie-the skin becomes yellow, the spirit.
dFn"p aei there Ia great aversion 10 society. C-
Euiae the liver. and ynn correct all these evils -
IN" Sur~st preparations 10 take DR. Roses CgI2
BsATED RAILROAD or ANTEB:LINUs PILLs. They carry
on the bile and soon give appetite and strength.
Person has been troubled with dispepsia for long
hmr-l'rIrs 50 cents. But for suld- bilious hsbits
JiuGdrr. &r, take DE. RJsss AMI I-BILIoUS or RaII
Otn Pitts, ~. and - cents per box.
MI nf the above preparations with Dr. Roses
etirs Adviser To persons in sickness anil in Health
% oe had Of u. D. Gilman. Charles Stctt c., W
II 'Il!uln. John W. Nairn, Patterson d Sarn,
'" Morrison, William T. Evans. kiIwrIi & Law
r-nc-, j. b. Moor, Nashington; j, l.. Kidx-li.
'eIFgetown; and by all dealers in Alex xandria vir-
shia- sep II
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NEW GOOD AND NEW STYLES,
At E. Gammack's Clothing Establishme

GE0RG ETOMN
I'VE aubacribcr having just returned from, the
i North with large and elegant assortment OF
Cassmeres Cloths, We tings, &c, of the latest pat
terms. notifies his OIL, customers and the public ;rr-
orally that he is prepared to fill all orders for
Clothing at the shortest notice.
ALSO, well selected stock of Eeady y-made Cloth
ing Handkcrchicf', Cravats Shirts, &c. &c, OF the
latest styles Call erd examine for yourselves
Two first rate Coat hands wanted
Sep 25-lm r. CAMMACK.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.
PARIS MILLINERY

TN MRS ANN TT. CLARK you'd inform her
" Transformers In WASHINGTON, Georgetown and
N~ the ladies' generally that Miss T.. 4. McDON-
AID surcessor to Mrs A. II. Clars, assisted by Miss
Jane Clark. and Immediately from New York. will
open on Saturday, the Sth Of Ort,b-r, splendid as
sortmcnt Of FALL MILLINERY. consisting of
Three cases of Paris pattern Hats. latest importa-
tions
Best French Flowers
New style White and Colorcd Feathers
Brocade Plaid. and ether Ribands
Fash Ribands. Hair Ornaments
Press CAPS, new style materials
Satirs Silks, and Vevcts
And variety Of articles in her line. at the OH
Fashionable Emporium, three doors east of tic Pest
Office,
All orders executed With promptness. All rerair
ing done with usual nca r"ss.
&C st. Rriyc street, Georgetown.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
r.. III. 10 teller. Practical Gas.Ft,
ter and piuNth her

isoufIi,ccd corntr Ofeth @ nd d streets
rs repaired NJ all times to supply the public gene
1 rally with GAS FITTINGS ard FIXTURES, cf
tbs latest styles and patterns the most reason
able terms
Churches, Hotels. or any public or private build
in-s. fitted un with G AS PIPES snd FEATURES ct
the shortest notice.
Sole Agent for Or. kiddcr's Pitost Gas Rsq,lntor,
which for economy and ulerCr light should be POS
sesscd by all consumers OF gas. sep PIT
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MEDICINES WHICH NEVER FAIL TO
GIVE SATIsFsCTY0H

hRJ. 5. ROSE is an honorary member @: thu
- Phliadc'phil Medical Society, and graduated
IN l82O from the University of Penn yvania under
the guidance OF the truly eminent Professors fhys-
lex. Chapman, Gibson. Coke James ard Hare n.-nrs
c'i2"rsted for medical science Being collected by
thousands OF his patients to put up his Preparations,
ne nav offers t. the public, IN. results of il rx-
PERI for the past thirty We the following Ta!-
liable Family Medicines. e1ch ope s,Gted to s;pe-
c,hc djSass:
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MISCELLANEOUS.
C. MYERS, Gas-FItter.

NINTH street, one door from Pennsylvania ave-
y nue., hHiog raciical g,. filter is prepared to
ft up tHURCiiE-. HOTELS. PRIVATE DWTl-
LINUS, STORES. &c. at the shortest noti-P, i'll the
Dos M nnrr, ami OH reasonable terms.
Aim
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For COUGHS. COLns. CRhUr. AND EHo1p
ING C0TTGH

TIE Brst Eo"gh Syrup in Tie World.
Dr h"sH : CEt1Rr iFsD ,oUGH SYRUP r!yrS inr1r,Ii-
A'9 Te.iei n To- the worst Cough whether ConrInr-
i've OF proceeding from cold II ALIAS anv irri-
ca'h oi 'he Lungs and f'rfifs- the sySt.m s:;n.t
ldtnre attacks I'm hl'1irs at 20 cents aud 81
children ere also iatls 10 Group ~ hicI 4 ~ rc-cn,
C"hFia;nt r"!ds immediately tn DR.. j. EqsI's NV r
Fiili'S CS"UP SIRCF PTirr - cents
"hNo2ing Cough. smother comnlant s'Tnvs
NOr'e IT cold and damp weather. The -fl~tct find
Sre't rrlci IN tbs u'c Of Dr. !. ROsE's WHc0PIyn
rou''H SYRUP, which always relieves aEi prcrants
inc nls'a'c from runnin; into Other dis ascs such
a. innamation Of the Lungs. Drop-y in the Ch. 81,
and Consumption. Price 80 cent.
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NIODERN LANGUAGES

MODERN LANGUAGES-Pr sCIIO-
WI NESBEkG, 18th street. Island, third hous.
east eide south of smithsonian Institution is pre-
pared to receive students !or instruction in Modern
Languages
On the Piano, and in singing, Mrs. Schonenberg
will also receive a few pupils.
sep i5-im*
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FALL MILLINERY

GFH~ Mis- F.. DAslIl FL respectfully announces
kAyJto her friends and patrons that she will open
4GK on Saturday next. October Sth. large end
H~ beautiful selection Of Fall MILLINERY. Ia.
dies in want of such articles would do well hy giving
her call before purchasing ell here, her stock
l. large and complete. Sou!h side of Bridge street,
Geo-optOwn oc 6--3tH.
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COUGH, CONSUMPTION. &c.

Mr.. Henry c. VIM had a couyh Tor years. great
weakness &c, had, in all or rhysicianS tried all
their remedies, but cured only by
HAMiT0N'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
Call and get pamphlets gratis. with history of Gis-
coyery OF this wonderful Blood Iuri rr and see crr-
t1cateS of our own citizens, of rheumatism, by spep
ia Scroful,, Liver Complaint, General Weakness
Nervousness, Z, &c, &c.
81 Sold by MORTIMER d MOWERAY, 1iO BAL
timore street, Baltimore: aui 3Gi Broadway. New
York; CHAs STOTr & 90 WINER. j. b. al00KE.
D. B. CLARKE, CLARKE & BOWLING, W Ell
LOTT, and II. McPH ERSON, Va .hington: nlso by
r. s. +. CISSHLL. CIT orsetown and C. C. BERRY,
Alexandria. scp %
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DS ). :. EOsE's NERv lUs AND ISTrGoElT lTING Cor
N'L The greatest discnvery in medical sci~nce
IhlS astonishing preparation for raisin- up wax
constitution debiliae,i hy ahor. study c dis
esfe. acts Ike a charm. 1t girrs Strength ard arp
n'-, and possesses great inviEor .tiag properties.
for tlra-f Disease. al NcgTOu. hifcctions F:at5,-
lehce Heart Burn, Restic<suess N,.nhness Neural
gla raising the spirits, aud giving power tn the
wtole Syst-m, it's almost nlraculous in its c,:crt
90 cents bottle.
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Do fHJ SUFFER WITH ANY PIN, II Won
o'' YOU will md inm'd,tp felirf By using Dr. j. g
hoss PAIN CCREE. 1t j. the only preparation which
lures almost inT ant'y Sorr Threat. Rheunia;i..n.
In 'on's rains in the sii" back limbs. IN,
Far or T"Othschp; Stomach or Borels 81 q or Eacl,
Gun Week. BRUISES, COrLs end Chilh.ains Wiirrr-
ever yon have pain use the Pain Curer, saf. 10 all
ages. Price 12i% - ani So cts.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-08

CASH paid for Old CAsT-IRON, at the "Escle
- Iron Works." north side Of the canal between
Istn and l3th streets. sep 30-eo2w-