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ballJ5, or on paper, to an indirect endorse
ment of the positions of Russia Prussia
and Austria, on this affair.
The Union denies the truth of the init
nation in anti-administration papers OF
both sides in politics, that General Cass
is secretly hostile to the policy of Pierce.
The same journal reviews the address of
the Hards' of New York, to show that
they affiliated with the Barnburners cor
daily for three years, while the principles
of the latter were wrong, and only essay
to dissolve the partnership. after they 1.-THE
Barnburners) have thrown aside their
wrong views and adopted right ones.
Underthese circumstances, the editor con-
tends that they deserve little credit for
their plea of acting now on principle.
The Clipper returns to the considera-
ton of "Parties and Factions" saying
all sorts of ugly things concerning both
Wings and Democrats who, according to
the editor, are most unprincipled fellows
He rates the Star soundly for maintaining
yesterday that he is wrong in prophecy
ing that the " higs in the next Congress
will be ready to sell themselves to any
bidders, saying in this connection:
Respecting the iucorruptible purity of the
skeleton army of Wings in Congress, we have
only to say that, after pulling down the pillars
of their own temple in an internal scuttle for
the spoils of office they cannot prove very re-
luctant to take refuge in any other edifce in
which such, or any rewards are likely to be
melted out to them -
The Clipper further deifies Gavazzi and
mathematics the Catholic Church and
Catholics, of course.
The Sun, to-day, is devoted to news.
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Georgetown Correspondence.
GEORGETOWN, September %, 1883.

GEORGETOWN, September s3 1883.
If there IL any law in city requiring the own
els OF footways 10 keep them in rrpair think II
high time it was enforced; and if there is no SUI, h
law in existence, the Councils would be rendering
the citizens generally great service by enactng
Immediately. In many places the footways are ac-
tuslly dangerous, in consequence OF the bricks being
worn out, broken, or torn up, leaving holes almost
sufficiently deep to mre individual, should he be
so unfortunate as to step into them during rainy
weather No longer ago man yesterday. a gentle
nsn accidentally stepped into one of them and was
thrown down against the curb stone and badly ia
jured. We hope that those who have charge OF this
matter will see to il at once
Mr.. James Goddard has sold his stor. and dwelling
on the corner of Montgomery and Dunbar,on streets
to Mr.. Francis Jones, for 81 200.
Mr. +. 2. Rodier has Withdrawn from the edito-
nal chair OF our sprighty little Georgetown Journal
the Independent, and Mr.. Cunningham has taken his
place. As Mr.. Cunningham is a gentleman of talent,
industry and perseverance. we doubt not but his
connect on with the Independent will tend greatly to
increase it in usefulness aud interest
About 900 pounds of butter from wagons changed
hands yesterday and the day before at sl7 a sis 80
cents T. Dozen
The -four and grain market, yesterday, appeared
more firm, owing probably to the more favorable
from the North. There has been several sales
since our last report a. 1915. Holders yesterday
were more firm, and demanding S5.s7k for prime
brands. Wheat, clio a SLIP for red, and SLIP a
Si.l5 for white. Corn, 6s a 90 for white; yellow,
Al a r. Sales yesterday o.: several thousand bush
els at the above prices.
A disturbance occurred this morning in our mar
ket, caused by i Mr.. Brown. IL appears he was
purchasing some vegetables or Mr.. Iphn Si,ackel
ford, when dispute arose about The measure.
Brown used improper language; the clerk Of the
market ordered him to leave, whea he Brown re
fused to go. The clerk then called to his assistance
officer Thomas, when after considerable fuss and
some fighting Brown arrested, and taken before
Justice Reaver.
Sailed, brig Foster, Crowell, for Boston. and
schooner Ira, Taylor, for New York. both by j. A.
"flies. SPECTATOR.
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BOYS READY.MADE CLOTHING.

"E take pleasure in Inviting the attenuVn
w purchasers generally TO our present l H.
anu wen assorted stock OF Boys RsaaySs inst NJ
ing for Fall and Winter wear, which We bare
ceived and will continue to receive daily new eus
tons throughout the season. thereby keepin ~
stock full and complete, of all new and aesnSg 4,
styles, making our apartment the most defirho u
this city to select from, we can suit al al in
Boys and Children of all sizes, with any cool
quality of material made and finished in inc mO"
superior manner. WALL & STEPHENS,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th street,
sep 22-tf. next to Iron nAn-
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Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The Iatelhgencer of this morning re-
iterates its rumor of yesterday, that the
Ministers of Britain and France did Join
those of Austria, Prussia and Russia, in
virtually protesting against the conduct
of Captain ingraham-holding now, how
ever, that their action was ga mere ex-
preston Of the opinion On the part of the
respective Governments that the conduct
of Captain Ingraharn at Smyrna was vio-
lation of the law of nations" AS the
hteIigeneer S editors have better means
of knowing the exact views of the Minis
tiers of the five Powers above named, than
any other journalists in the United States,
we take it for granted that they are cor
rect to the extent of their intimation that
England and France do not like Ingra-
hams conduct. The masses of Europe
with one accord, hail it as harbinger
that at least one Government will not per-
NIT Russia and her satraps to walk rough
shodover her rights, in their work ofcrush-
ing popular rights everywhere. The in
tense excitement it has created all over
the Continent, operates as an alarum,
warning all the Governments of the old
world that they rest over mines which
may explode at any moment. They 1-ead
least some such occurrence may shortly
prove the match exploding them all. 1t
would not be wonderful, therefore, if the
French and English Ministers would like
to intimate to our State Department, that
their master and mistress don't like acts
which thrill the hearts and souls of the
various people of Europe with renewed
hopes that the day of their regeneration
is not long distant. We are still of the
impression, however, that they have been
too sensible to commit themselves YER
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{G- OLD SORES, ULCERS. and all eruptions and
dis asses arising from impnre depraved state of
the blood. See the extraordinary cure of Mr. VIM
e. HARDWOOD, highly respectable citizen of Rich
mond, Va, by Carriers Spanish Mixture. He had
ulcers and of the description and finally
got 50 bad that he was unable TO walk except on
cruiches. A few bottles of Cartcr's Spanish Mix
ture. the great blood PURIFIER cured him. as il has
cured hundreds of Others who have suffered with
rheumatism, bad effects of mercury, and pains and
ulcers of the bones and joints.
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A CARD.

4 a meeting of the Presidents Mounted Guard
IA held on the 10th instant. at Copp's Saloon the
following Resolutions We're passed and ordered to
be published in the Evening Star,
II. LINDsLEY, Secretary
ResOIred, That the thanks of this Comuany be
rendered to Col VIM. Hickey Lieutenant Clarke Mills
and Quartermaster James Casparis for their hospi-
tall AMI entertainment on the 18th instant That
as citizens and soldiers set due appreciation on
such token of their esteem and cooperation, and
wish them in return each aud separately many gears
of hellt ard happiness.
Resofred. That the Secretary of the Company lie
req estei TO furnish each of the above named GEN
tlemen with a copy of these resolutions.
sep 23-1t
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M A r RIEn

At the residence of Captain Daniel Leavitt Chico
pee. Mass, on the 18th instant. by the X. " c. III.
Webster Mr.. c. +. SIItKELL. of Georgetown, D. C -.
TO Miss MARY ELIZA, daughter of the late J Inn
Leavitt. of North Hampton. n. Ii.
On the Dist instant, by the Rev. r. D. woodley
Mr.. JAMES o. WHITNEY, of Washington city. TO
Miss SALLIE NJ. MOORE. Youngest daughter of
Warren Moore, late of st. Marys county. Md
On the 18th instant. ut Cold Spring. New York,
Lieut. HENRY Y. WITTER. L. s. Army, t. Miss
IDA W. NORRIS, eldest daughter of GEN George p.
Morris
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The Officers CT the Army.

The public at large know little of these
gentlemen in time of peace. Being for the
most part educated for their profession
at the public expense, they amply repay
their country's favor. A large proportion
of them are engaged constantly in duties
for which few others among us are quail
fled. Certain it is, that their employ
ment in rendering scientific services to
the Government, costs the treasury not
half as much as would necessarily be paid,
were the services of their equals for the
discharge of such duties brought into re-
QUESTION from those in civil life. They
not only transact all the financial bust
ness of the army OF the United States,
but discharge nearly all the scientific
duties requiredin connection with the Gov
ernment's share in all public Improvements
in our land. The surveys, reports and esti-
mates connected with harbors, rivers,
roads, railroads, &C., which they annually
put forth, in the aggregate equal the SINH
lar labors ofany government officers under
the sun. In the discharge of such duties,
they labor with assiduity not second to
that displayed by the civil engineers of
America, who are proverbially among
our most indefatigable fellow-citizens. In
such positions, they receive no extra pay,
it matters not what may be the amount
of extra labor imposed on them, or what
the pecuniary responsibility. Even Cap
tain Meigs, 70. S. A. who is in charge
of well nigh all the government works in
this Immediate quarter, and disburses
something like million of dollars per
annum, does not receive penny of pay
or emolument in addition to his meagre
compensation, while impending over him
is the Sub-treasury law in all its respon-
sibiities and penalties. We instance his
case as an example of what is to be seen
every where, this particular example be-
ing familiar to cur many District of Co.
lumbia readers. Wewrite of the services
OF these gentlemen, only by way of calling
public attention to two important facts !;
viz: that our country is greatly indebted
to their labors for very much of it's indus
trial progress; and, next, because they
furnish an illustration of the great advan-
tage of systematic and severe early train
ing, in the way of investing men with
the virtue of probity. Such thing as a
defaleation of these under-paid and over
worked eleves of West Point, is an oc-
currence almost unknown in these days,
though they are compelled to be the GUS
todians and disbursers of many millions
of the public money annually. Their
conduct to say the least of it, reflects
credit upon them, to which no writer can
do Justice.
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sep DIV

ID ICu CHINA ORNAMENTS-Just received
~ supply Of China lux Stands, in designs also
China Match Stands, Gus patterns, Jewel Cases,
Flower Vases, Motto Cups and Saucers, Card Re.
ceivers. Segar Holders &C., and for sale very cheap
at LAMM0ND'S It'll street, ID door below Z.
sep 2l-eo3t
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METROPOLITAN PLANNING AND SAW.
ING MILL

TINE subscribers beg leave to call the attention of
L Lumber Dealers and Builders to tho celebrated
Beardslee planning, TONGUEING, and GROOV-
ING MACHINES now in operation at their building
On south street, between 81 and 18th streets
The quality and quantity of work executed by
tese ma"hir es far all others now in use
They turn out in the most heauti ui manner de-
scription of planning not before attempted b. m CHI
merry, viz: Sounding Boards, all kinds of Pane'ing
Interior Finishing for Dwellings, DC With a rapid.
" heretofore unknown. 1t is asserted that Boards
planed by this machine will absorb one-;hiri les.
paint than those paned by any other.
Dealers and Builders are insi. cd to deposite um
Der directly from their vessels thereby saving re-
peated handling and carriage.
schedule of prices will he ready for distribution
IN a few days. We respectfully solicit business, and
pledge ourselves to give entire satisfaction.
FlTZHUGH COYLE BROTHER.
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D%GILMAN's LIQUID HAIR DYE is the only article
now used in this city, Gentlemen vino wear wins
to attend ball party. can appear in a suit of
black, by devoting additional minute at their tot
let i'm using the very cell brated article which heads
this notice. Prepared ny Il. d. Gilman, Chemist. OF
this CITY.
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A5- We are now displaying our and Fasi ion
able styles OF F'rH md Winter Cgothing Our stock
embraces everything that Is and fashionable for
the season. manufactured with all the taste and ele
gance for which our clothing is celebrated. NOAH
WALKER CO., Marble Hall Clothing Emporium
Browns Building sep %
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U w. A. Richardson, II street, near
18th, north SIDE. is prepared to write
visiting cards in the most beautiful style.
Those presented to the editors of the Star
and their better halves, are hard to beat.
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NOTGCE.-Allp persons are foreSarued arrr1 1.
~ ing note drawn by me IN favor Of T. Steven.
sen, at ,iAty days, for one hundred and twelve dol
lars, and endorsed by c. I. Hilierry, as said nol.
Will not be paid. A. HURDLE
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HATE HATS

n FALL STYLE,--A fresh SUPPLY have
III just received other new and beautiful style. u
S0dress HATS, suitable for young mems
Also, Beebes and other fashionable sty s-a ful
sortmeut always on hand, at LANES
Hat, Cap. and Gents. Furnishing Eitsbi,h-
ment, Pa. avenue, near Il slrc,t
sep 22-eo2w- EIntrll
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.

THE advertiser ill invest the above sum in sous
i profitable business, OF lend il or any part Of il
On approved security. Address q. IL. HIDH. pos.
paid Washington, ID. C., with real name, and .ts
particulars. All communications Will be- confleG
tial sep ST.
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~Joe ShilI,,,utou

~ Joe ShfliingtOn receives all the NEW
Books and NEWSPAPERS a. fast published. He
Is agent for Harper's and all the other Magazines
and our readers will always find large and good
ortment OF Blank Books and Stationery at his Book
tore, OdeOn Building, corner of X street and Penn
ylvana avenue. aug 10
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V To insure the insertion Of Adver-
fiscmenss they must be brought to our
couniing-rooyn before ID O'Clock NJ,
otherwise they may not appear until
fsse next day.
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LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN

9dhp We beg leave to call your attention "a TUT
&8( well selected stock o; hilsdelphis MD,
wv BOOTS aud SHOES, of the mos. mCierr
sty!cs. h ch determined 10 sell s.
prices that cannot fail 10 please. a. our motto Is
Quick sales aud small profits" Call and examine
our stick before purchasing elsewhere. snd Sc fl
yourselves. SLOAN & McKSEw.
North size Pa. avenue. betweet 9Th and 10th
street, opposite STATIONS Auction Store
sep 22-tf-
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MEDICINES WHICH NEVER FAIL ~
GIVE SATISFACTION

hR. j. 5. ROSE Is az h. uorary meml-r ., -,
IL Philadelphia Medical Society, and sr.s,. zoe =
In 1870 from the University Of p, npsylvsni. nrS'
the guidance of tho truly eminent Prof,s ors D..
lex, Chapman, Gibson, Coke James and Ha-. ne
celebrated for medical scicnre. Reing soi~,.. =
thousands Of his patients 10 put up his Pre- srs,
he offer To the public the results az n.
peri. for the past thirty ye-rs the folIeS p A
usbie Family Medicines, each suited 10 . va
ci6c diseds>: p
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s. VI. PxrrEsefIL & Co, Newspaper Advertising
Agents, the authorized Agents 10 receive "o'e'
tsemen,s and subscription for the "Sta'," al tile
same rat, as required at this Office, and their re-
ceipts are regarded as payments Their Offices are
NJ NEW YORK, 122 Nassau Street.
BOSTON, 10 State Street.
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Dr. j. g. EosE's NERVOUS AND INvICos.,,,
DIAL The greatest discovery in medical SER. w
This astonishing preparation for raising un -
constitution debilisted by care. labor. study q, "a
ease. acts like charm II gives strength 80 !, us
ute. and po'sefses great nNgoraiing rropr, tie. f
For Heat Disease. all Nervous Affections D..
'ence, Heart Burn. Restlessuess Numln.ss N-ue
gia, raj ing the spirits, ard giving power D. ~
whole System, il is almost miraculous in its ~ '
so cents a bottle ~ '"'''
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UNITED CLUB BALL.
THREE-PLY SHIRT COLLAR,

YNHRE E.PLY SHIRT COLLARS
i Another supply of those beautiful fitting shirt
Collars just received and for sale at LAMM0NDs,
Ttb street ID door below 4. SEN 23-eo3t-
ELASTIC HORN LONG COMBS, for
~ children, new article fully equal to the In
dia Rubber Comb and cheaper. Also, Ladies India
Rubber Dress Protectors. Under Sleeve ..la tic by
the yard, Ivory Stilettoes and Crochet Needles,
Transparent Soap in bars. &c. for sale low at LAM
MOND'S It'll street. ID door below T.
sep 23-eo3t-
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TRAVELLING and Pack.

nlM ING TRUNKS. HAT BONES, Va
~EM GM LIsES, CARPET BAGS, sATtH-
A-A.A-AJ ELS &C., Of which we have the mos
extensive VARIETY i'm this city, Of all sizes and qus
ties. which will sell hoesac and retail. at very
low prices and deliver in any part Of the city ire u
ocst. WALL 4 STEPHENS,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets
sep 22-tf next 10 Iron Hall.
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UThe large circulation of the STAR
makes 1t the most desirable advertising me
dunn IN the District. Ii has more readers
in the cities Of Washington, Georgetown,
and Aleran dria, than oil the other Wash
ington ddilies combined.
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ID i f ID

d. E d.
On the Doth instant, ANNIE, infant daughter of
DR.. Alex. Y. z. and Mary W. Garrett aged l3 days
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Fashionable millinery Estabiish'
ment,
lshnsytrdafd or~1Us, opposttc iran hdu
R. MRS. L. VI DAWSON dssir,s 10 aclusint
the Ladies Of Washington and Its 'en,'l
S that she has just returned frt Il the NOR.
800 with handsome assortment Of the prSre'
and latest styles of BoRnsts, Dress Cps R,Cc'ns,
Fio@erS, Feathers and every article in the hilne!
line, to which she would solicit an INSPECTION as 'h'
will be found equal TO any in the city.
sep 22-3t-
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DO YOU SUFFER- WITH ANY PAM II
do. you will find in mediate eli-f Nv rising Dr. - /.
RosEs PAIN CURER. II is the unl, prrrsrn,ion NJ ,
cures almost ins antly Sore Throat. Hlermst;.,a
from Gods. Pains in the side. back or limls A.
Ear or Toothscho: Stomach or Bcwes ii err p,.i
Stiff Neck Bruises. Corr and Chiihlains Nh
you have pain. use the Pain Currr. s,.s 10 -
ages. Prize 12la 25 aud 20 cts
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EOR SAL E-A ROUTE ON the .Star- having
Il over so subscribers. Apply at this Office, i'm
medialely. sep 23-tt.
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Talent shakes the bush, tact catches the
bird.
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FOR COUGHS. COLDS, GROUP. AND wEe,g
ING Cough

TIE Btst Cough syrtlp an Nf Word
DR.. Ross CEILBkAT,D CoUGH SYRUP gI,,s iuma,.
ate relief to to the worst Cough. whether CO., sum
tive or proceeding frV m cold. II slAys any H.,
tstion Of The Lungs. and foriie. the System again,
future attacks In bottles al 10 cents snd 81
Children slso lisl lie to Group, hich dauger,r
complaint yields immediately TO DR. J. kosLs Nkvs,
FAILING GROUP SiRIP. Price - cents
Whoopng Cough. another complaint. AlwaN
wore in cold and damp weather. The ffiictad nm
great relief in the OF DIR. j. RosE'- WHv1p,,
CouGH SYRUP, which always relieves and prr,.,.
the disease from running into other dis asrs sci
as inasmation Of the Luags, Dropsy in the CHI.
and Consumption. Price 80 cents.
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e. M. BOTELER, Practical Gas'r"
ter and Plumber.
SouthreSt cOrTtr ofath and ID yfT,df
prepared at all times to supply the public Ern'
Il rally with GAS FITTINGS ard FlAlt h1'' =
the latest styles and patterns, on the most i's"
able terms -,
Churches, Hotels, any public or private pa.
ings, fitted up with GAS PIPES snd flAIIhL'
the shortest notice. -
Sole Agent for DIR. Kidder's Thtsst Gas RsQI "'"'
which for economy and superior light, should !,
sessed by all consumers of ras. sep ~
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CAMPBELL's RESTAURANT,

CAMPBELL'S RESTAURANT,
PeRnsylcdnid Grenus, betrccsa ~ and 9Th stros,t
opposite National H1tsI.
& ~ The proprietor respectful -
SYL0 Ily informs his friends and sSxrSYF
NjEfy The public generally, tha;Stl,xaS
he is now prepared, at Nil "
hours. to furnish all the decasies OF the IN
style which will not fail TO please the most fa-ni
ious Ali the Binds Of the season always I'll haii
comprising Reed Birds. Sora. Blue Wing. &c.
Also. fresh Norfolk OYSTERS; and Fish Of e'r-y
variety. The Bar consists Of the choicest WIne- sd
Liquors, and the finest Havana Cigars. Attentive
and polite servants always in attendance. Gentr
men ara invited to give me a cali. sep 2E-h-
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FOR ALL DISEASES OF TIT KIDNEYS AM
BLADDER

DR.. J 6. kosE's COMPOUND FUN KxfEAc7 d,
BUcHU.-Tbis is decidedly one Of the best rrme,le
ever used for diseases OF the kidneys bladder, AZ
and also for equity affections; always highly rrr,u
mendcd by the late DIR. Physic, ami many of lie
most dist ne uishei medical men abroad. Price -
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fUR LII EH CUNPLtINT>. U1 SFhPSIA. Af-
The Liver being the largest gland ia the Lumr
boiy, it is more freguen ly d-rnaed han any orl,r
Then follows dytpepsis constiT alton, cold feet Il:
loss of appetite-the SIX becomes yellow the sli \,
droop, and th.re is great aversion TO society liz
guate the liver, and you correct ali ihes- e,is -
The sur-st preparations to tahe DIR. Ru,ss CslI
BR ,TED RAILROAD OR AsII-BnIoUs PILIs. They carr,
OF the bile. and soon give appetite and strength.
His DYsPLpsIA CoNPUUND should be taken where ,
person has been troubled with dyspepsia for lois
time-irice 80 cents. But FIR cvlds bilious half ;
jsundice. &c. take Or. RosE's Ambitious OE Rul
ROAD PILLS, 12l1 and % cents Per box.
All OF the above preparations. with DR.. Roc.
Medical Adviser 10 Icrt in Sickness and in Health
To bee had of z. u. Gilman, Charles Stott Co. "
IL. Lawrence, John W. Nairn. Patterson 4 Nair
W. Morrison, William 7. Evans, kidw,ll & Law
renee, J. Is. Moore, Washington: J. L. Kidv \.
Georgetown; and by all dealers in Alexandra, Viz
gnia. sp2i
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DIR. ]. s. ROsH's GOLDEN pILIs for Falling f n,
Womb. fems C Weakness, Debility, and RelsXs,iu
Price so cents
DIR. J. s. Rosss FKNALE SPsIPyc-A remed, + /,
Painful Nenstrustion, feucorrhoa or v hies Pro.
enc dollar