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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-05
By,J. c. MCGUIRE, Auet,on,,r

NERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on no-th
/ ID street at Public Auction. --tsa W EDNESDaY
t.tsrne9n. Nay 10Th, ct O'Clock, the premises.
ng - iett On Ii street pexr lsth rnpppr he, In
ieer 20 st alley, With a large stnle in the rssr.
inns lot Is hands mely located betu cen Two ,s-,a
oricA u"einnes, With rss-rva ion in front ana 81
ine building site 'Ae purchase on
70 Terms: opef bird cash balance In fix, II, end
e months, for notes bearing interest SCORED by !.
de'd OF trust On the property.
may4-d .na,.o,
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NOW Is THE TIME

~ w rs TIT I'M Z
~ AND THiS rs THE PLACE.
Dasnsrrectyp'S for % cents and up,yayds.
For the arcomm odation of those who want hesp
pictures, Wilson d. Co. have fitted up fine
Gallery in Lane 4 fuckers Building, directly over
the Gallery formerly known '.Thompeons"
Remember the name ard be sure and find the
right gallery. WILSON CO.,
Pa avenue, between ~ and 9th ste.
NAV 1T
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NALuABLk BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION -
On MONDAY, the sth instant We shall sell.
At 81 o'clock p. n in 'front.' Of tie promises Iot 10
IA s4uare No. So. fronting 81 feet On nth y. D.
tween o. h and 9TH streets cart, rum NJ back 10
vice alley, containing about :, COL sgusIe fret
Terms ca IN. GREEN A sCoTT
may Sd .f- I'D. : auc-iLr.-.
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BY }. c. MCGUIRE, Auet,one.r.

LNXTENSrVE SALE OF VALUABLE STOCK ov
IL Garden Stuff, Trees, Green House Plants &c -
On MONDAY Afternoon. NAY, 9Th. at O'clock Mt
the gardeus In square 3sI, near Maryland avenue.
between aud 10th Streets IsIsnd, STALL sell the
entire stock of Garden str is, Trees, Flowers, &c.
Ter S cash.
By order Of TIE nustcs: 't %
JAS. c. Mcguire,
may 4-d Anc;icns.,
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BY j. C. MCGUIRE. Auettonesr.

SeUARE 522 AT AUCTIoN.-Ou MONDAY A.
- ternoon, May sth, at G O'Clock on the premises
shall sell squsre No 522, fronting 20 feet inches
on north street, 2Sl feet inches on New Jersey
avenne, and 27l feet iuchss on LIST street west.
This is a small aul beautiful square, situated en-
high and COMMANDING ground, and offers great in
ducements to persons TO build
Tsrns: One half cash: the residue in Fix ppd IL
months for notes satisfactorily endorsed hearing ir.
terest. al las q NcaUIpn
may IA .. Auctiopeer.
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~ Joe ShiIiinKtOm receives all the Nxw
BOOKS and NEWSPAPERS as fast as published He
is agent fer Harper's and all the other Magazines
sOrtment of Blank Books and Stationery at his Book
store, OdeOn Building, corner of4x street and Penn
sylvania avenue. aug 10
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ssSee advertisement In another column.

~ WORM SUGAR DRoPs-An excellent and very
efncacous veTmifuge. 1t has a sweet and deicatsly
pleasant flavor and is therefore peculiarly ad 4r ted
for children, who will take it readily as any other
confectionery. For sale by q. D. GILMAN, Chemist
and Druggist
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DIDING PCNEY FOR sALE-I have for sale d
IL sup. rnr riding PONEY. 1 can recommend
hIr as being perfectly sound and SAT, to rde youth
or lady lie is six years old, PAGES and racks we'll
and perfectly thurs footed Any person wishing to
purchase such Pepy, can zee him by calling at
Dorfey's Hotel, COT ner Of 9TH and streets. =
MAJ l. Tvs PRESLY W. DORSEY.
Item E m & ER we haye arrays ON hand an AZ
IL sortm, mt Of etatuets, Wotk Bas kets. Card Ia
,ss. Pore Monbaies, Work Boxes, Writing Desks
Inkstands, School Satches. Bird Cages, fne Steel
Eneravings Perfumery. Toilet Articles, Stationery.
Musical Instruments, Fancy Goods, &c.
- JOHN Y. ELLIS,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts.
may 1T LlAG lbs
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M ARRlED.
DIE ID

On the 4th instant, by the Rev. James Brown. Mr.
WILLIAM A. FRANKLIN to Miss SALLIE w
SCRlVENER, all of this city.
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A1- READER, would you not like to send your Da-
guerr-otyTe to some absent friend? II SO, call at
ADAns'S Metropolitan Gallery, and there you can
procure superb ministure for trifling sum- ill.,
serted In fine case, which be sept to any part
OF the United States for Il cents. by mail Splendid
Stereoscopic portraits made daily for and g. Da
eusrreotypes in fine cases from 81 upwards. No so
cent pictures made at this Gallery. Call and exam.
inc specimens. G. ADAMS
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E0R RENT-A Brick DWELLING, with thirteen
II rooms, just finished. on G street. I'd door west
of 18th street. Apply on 18th street. I'd door south
of G, after o'clock p. m. rIice $3.50
may 4-6t*
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tfOR RENf-A lsrge three story brick HOUSE
IL adjoining the Six Buildings, with lot cal,
rage house, and Stable attached. Apply tn W. w
DAVIS, Six Buildings. may 5-3t%
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Rhode Island LepisIsturs

NEwroRT, May 4.--The Legislature met
here on Tuesday, and counted the votes given
at the late election. Mr.. Hoppin having been
elected Governor by the people, he was in a.
gurated to-day. The Legislature elected John
Reynolds Lieutenant Governor
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BY j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
POSITIVELY SALE OF THE MOST ELIGIBLE
i sites for City Residence in washington-On
TUESDAY afternoon, May 9th at AZ O'Clock, on the
premises, shall cell parts Of Lots u, 25 and o. in
Davidsons bdivison of Square 2s5, fronting 81 #
inches on 18th street west and feet inches on
street north. containing 1858 square feet
Title iudispUtahle. .als.--
Terms: One half cash the balance in and IL
months for notes satitacoorily seeursd bearing in
terest. JAS. G. MCGUIRE, = 3
m.y5-d Auctioneer.
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disastrous Fire-Destruction of the Par liza.
ment Buildings at Ouebec. "

BUFFALO, May 4s-Ths handsome and capsr
cioas edifce. at Quebec, belonging to the Sis
ters OF Charity, and recently fitted up at con-
siderable expense for the use of Parliament,
took fire at 10 o'clock last Night IN . fey
minutes the building was enyeloped in faames
Thousands Of persons foeked to the scene
but their efforts to save the building were, at
the last accounts from Quebes, fruitless.I
Fears were entertained that the bulldogs
adjoining would also be consumed : tar 4 "a
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

nor RENT-That desirable residence for a small
Il family. on ii, between 18th and 9Th sts second
door from Seh. Enquire of Mr.. CLARK, next door
or Of the present. occupant NAV h2.*
P.S.-Furniture for sa'e Fr
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DRINTs, LAWNS, and Berage De
III Laines.
700 pieces fast colored Prints
500 do DO Lawns
ITO do do Barage DeLsines
The above the cheapest lot of goods in this city,
YERBY, TEBBS & YEkBY,
Corner of 7th street and Penna. q renus.
an 24-d1m
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BY J. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
90 ono CORPORATION OF WASHINGTON
PSs LOO Stock ct Auc,ion.-0n SATURDAY
afternoon, May the 6th at 8 o'clock, at my Auction
Rooms. shall SELL
Terms cash, in current funds
JAS. O. MCGUIRE, a
may ID Auction+er.
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SWEDEN AND RussIA.

Advices from Copenhagen state that the
Swedish government has partially entered into
Lutte enactment should be passed forbidding
more than four ships at once to enter a harbor.
The treaty also extends in its effects to Nor
way. This matter, however, has been taken
up by the Swedish Parliament
The journal Of St. Petersburg, Of April IS.
publishes manifesto replying to the English
and French declaration of war The maui
festO throws the responsibility of the war upon
France and England. and says that the Cars
generous confidence has been abused.
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WANTS.

"Wanss'' and +" Wanted'' advertisements, fouriines
or less for each inserton Is cents each additional
line cents.
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LANDSCAPE GARDENER AND FLORIST.

WILLIAM HUGHES, (Late Gardener "a
w Mount Vernon most respectfully informs TIE
ladies and gentlemen of this city and its vicinity
that he has commenced in the above business and
jobbing generally. From long experience in Eng
land and in this country, lac fattsrs himself to lie
able to give every satisfaction. Any orders left
his place. corner Of eth and streets, the Smith
sonian Institution, will be promptly attended to-
Y. Bon hand fine collection of choice Roses
and other plants for sale. ap 22-lm
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SABBATH SCHOOL UNIoN.-It is supposed
that the schools on the approaching celebra-
ton will assemble in Lafayette Square, and
before the west front of the Capitol where the
ceremonies will come off. Mr. T. J. Magru-
der, of the Wesley Chapel School, has been APP
pointed chief marshal on the occasion. The
assemblage will be addressed by the Rev. Mr..
Sunderland and the Rev. Mr.. Dashield, the
former of tho Presbyterian, and the latter OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church
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MAX BALL.-Will be sold a. very low
lA price, beautiful gold embroidered Dress
SKIRT, suitable for the May Ball Silk ENID Capes
Nantes. Dress Skirts, Embroidery Silk, Sewing SE
in skens or spools, French Working Cotton, Zephyr
Worsted, Goats Spool Cotton, Russeli's coio,ed
Cotton, &c, VIM P. SHEDD,
Fancy Gocds aud Millinery,
ap TT Pa. avenue, s. ove 18th ST.
t(OAhO-Nith or without Rooms, permanent
ID or transient, can to had at Mrs. SMITHS. 80
street. near 18th. ap Row
zoo STRAW BONNETS-
cOO The above goods are out of our Ire, but
We have good stock Of them, and will sell them
of very cheap.
VERIFY, TEBBS & VERY,
Corner of 7th street and Parma. al enue
ap 29-d1m
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- = 741t - - ~ =. 5--i-- - !i0s
eI3eg--.k - .s.saVsrs.s sIa,avEsu Ia
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BALLoONING-Aba balloon ascension will take
place on Saturday afternoon from the interior
of the Hippodrome, on Judiciary square, Mr.
George Elliot being the eronaut. Hei well
known operator in aerial voyaging, and has
made several successful ascensiOns during the
past year at Baltimore.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-05

The JENNINGS ESTATE This fruitful source
Of litigation, by which so many lawyers arc
enriched and their clients impoverished has
lately led to several communications in the
city papers from interested parties The sub
ject, as 1t becomes more canvassed, gets mo re
of Philadelphia lawyers to make it out. Mr..
A. Jennings, of Rockingham county, Va, says:
6. 1t is a fact that no decision has ever been
had in the case, and consequently the estate
has never been inherited by or awarded to any
individual or set of Individuals
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-05

PHILHARMONIC SoCIErY.-The annual meet
ing Of the Washington Philharmonic Society
was held last evening, al Temperance HAL
when, after the reading OF various reports set
ting forth the condition and prospects OF the
society, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year. President. l.. Clubb; LIST
Vice President-F. A Tucker; % Vice Prcsi-
dent-T. L.. Potter; Recording Seeretary-F.
GIenroy; Corresponding Secretary-J. r. /
NeCIery; Treasurer-JOhn u Dawson; Libra
RANK Ball; Board OF Direetors-J. Huns
berger. q. Sheriff, DIR. J. Hall Moore, hober'
ConnelI, - Martin, and = Pugh. p9 2
UoRss SrEALING.-A daring attempt al
robbery was made on Sunday evening al
Alexandria. A person from Loudon, who had
ief, nj, wagon Standing for q few minutes near
F.btoyu. on returning found valuable morse
n;s.ing He mounted anothe-, and guided by
The ,racs and the neighing of the stolen animal
ore,,ook the thief near Four Mile Creek, and
rscovsred the horse. Hs gave the rogue a
sound nommeIinz, but the fellow afterwards
made his eseape.-VG. Sentinel
Couu1rrsp.-wm Fichtell, who was arrest
ed 10 this city for the larceny OF vaiuaoie
cIothine. &c., in Warrenton, few days ago,
ma. examined before Justice MARI, OF rsa'
ou;er Va. and committed to Jail to await MS
trial Mrs. CHRISTINA Brown, arrested a. ah
accomplish, was discharged.
srpysApE.-Last night, Esputa's band sere-
naded two Young ladies belonging 10 inc Nas =
Yard who had been married In the course y,
the dav. and diseoursed most excellent musis
On the occasion. ~-t ga-
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NAV I'd
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ALExANDRIA.-Everyo one concurs in the
opinion that Alexandria is fast increasing and
going ahead. Improvements meet the traveller
about the town at every step, and new houses
are being built up in all directions. The fish
packing houses which may be called the sta
pie business of the place, has not been so good
this year as is generally the case.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-05

WArcH RETURNS WIN Howard, just from
fishing. got drunk. was disorderiy, was arrested
and locked up all night. This morning Capt.
Birch gave lecture and discharged him A
colored boy was brought in for being out after
hours. He paid q fine and costs.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-02-09
Extensive SvinGie.

The Louisville Courier has The !, J.
lowing correspondence from Putnam
county, Indiana:
CLovERDALE. Putnam co. Ia.
January 23, 1884.
Messrs. Gallagher q. Hald' man;
Quite an extensive windle has recent
ly been perpe.rated in This community.
by some twenty or thirty Irish lsborers
upon the New Albany an d Salem Rail
road, in the following manner:
Some four weeks since the Company
gave due bills for work upon the road,
and they were purchased by these men,
and altered from fifteen dollars. ,herea-
bouts. to one hundred aud fifty, and so
on, and sold a, small discount for
cash. l. is supposed that some three
Thousand dollars of altered due bills
have been sold a. Gospor,. Bloomington,
Greencas,le. and this place. Only four
of the raseals, as yet, have been taken
one of whom has turned States EVIL
dcnce.
The New Albany and Salem Railroad
is completed within six miles of Gospori
on The Southern end. and within seven
miles of Greencas.le ON the Northern
end. leaving thirty-ive miles of the
entire work unfinished. |: is supposed
the entire road will be through in April
next Yours, &C.. J.J. ).
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-02-09
Grain or the Ohio aud Wabas,

The Louisville Courier IF the % h
ult.. has the following:
Whea, has kept pace with the advance
in flour, and the millers are freely pay
ing 8 10 per bushel. Bran and shorts
are scarce a, 81 and Sl4 per ton from
first hands
srhe corn market had been constantly
stimulated Of late by the tenor of the
foreign advices. Sales along the low
er Ohio have been made recently to spec
ua,ors from this city, to the extent of
over 60 900 bushels of corn. the prevail
ing price being 40 cents per bushel. III.
GLIDING sacks.
Along the w abash. New Orleans
buyers have been operating IN corn TO d
considerable extent, and some excitement
prevails among the farmers, aud prices
have been enhanced. About $4,000
bushels were sold at 25 10 % cents, ex.
elusive of sacks
The rates Of ireights to New Orleans
are IS To 81 cents per sack for curn, and
gunny bags that were dull short time
since a, IA cents. are now selling freely
a, is to l6 cents. Buyers in this city
have been making Contracts IN Indiana
for corn at 40 ceLts, but now The farm
ers are demanding higher figures.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-02-09
MEDICAL NOTICE.
A. iiAN KINS.

A. ID. WOOD. A. HAWKINS.
EYTE would respe c,fully inform the
w inhabitants cf Ouumwa aud VI.
cinliy that Wood and Hawkins have
formed copar'nershrp ia the practice of
Medicine aud Surgery, and are prepared
10 attend all calls iii The line of their
profession.
Punctual attendance and reasonable
charges.
One or both may be found at their
Office. OF at their residences when no,
absent OF business. Dir. Hawkins resi-.
dehce-three doors west of The County
Treasures office on Main Street
WOOD & HAWKINS.
November 24ih 1853
n. b. All persons indebted to A. ID
Wood by book account, are requested 10
call and settle the same immediately; as
! am determined to pay my debts by The
first day of January next.
A. ID. WOOD.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-02-09
VOLUME 6.
From the Lee County Plaindealer.
BURLINGTON, Jan. 30, 1854.

From the Lee County Plaindealer.
BURLINGToN, Jan. 30. 1854. 4
J.. V. TAFT, Eso:--Dear Sir: The
Engineers employed to survey the Raj
Road from this point to the Missouri riy.
er, hare run out and established the hne
from this point TO Ottumwa, ~ miles
distant, via. Mount Pleasan, and Fair.
field. have this from gentlemen here
who have the opportunity To know what
are the facts, and in whom full reliance
is 20 be placed. .
The citizens Of the southern part of
Henry county, and of the northern par,
of Van Buren, county, were very desir
Gus, las it was for their interest and
convenience that this Road should pass
south of Salem, but now since II is Ger.
tain tina, this road will no. go in that di.
rec.ion, | hope they will feel it TO be to
their in,eres, and convenience to aid by
their influence and money in the erection
of the Fort Madison, Keosauqua and
Bloom field Rail Road.
The Fort Madison road will give them
the advantages Of both an eastern and
southern market, and will with the aid
of properly selected Dfpots, be perhaps
near enough TO them for all paaclical pur.
poses. Yours Truly.
DAN'L F. MILLER.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-02-09
NIw ORLEANS, Jan. 30.

The WILL OF JUDAH TuURo.-Jnda
Touro's will is da,ed the Oh inst. l.
appoints four executors, giving $4,000
to three Of them. aud making the fourth,
r. ID. Sheppard. residuary lega'ee.-
Nearly S45O.O00 is bequeaihed to dltl,r
en-, public insli u,ions and for charitable
purposes. including the following dona,
,iuns: $50 900 for the establishment of
An aims house in New Orleans; $4,000
m the Hebrew congregation in Boston;
The ssne amount TO each Of the Hebrew
congregations in Hartford. New Haven,
New York, Charleston and Savannah;
$4,000 TO the Orphan Boys Asylum,
Boston; $4,000 to the Female Asy lum
II, Boston; $4,000 Ia The Massachu set :
Female Hospital; $4,000 to The Jews
Hospital Society a, New Io.h; @i0,0CC
to the New York Rrlnf Society for lAdi-
gen, Jews in Palestine; also $685. 10
the aeen, of said society for ameliora'ing
The condition Of the Jews in the Holy
Land. aud securing tie enjoyment "i
their religion; also considerable requests
IL other Hebrew congregations through
ont the United States. and several hand
soine legacies 10 individuals.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-02-09

T HEREBY warn the public that my Gel :
i ebrated Family Medicines have been
counterfeited, and sent into Iowa, as wen
as other States. All my agents a:e turn-
ished by me with certificate of agency
and are required by me TO sell my pfepa ra-
tions at the same uniform prices, which
prices are printed in my almanacs. When
ever the SINE are offered at less than those
prices, it should afford strong presumption
that they are counterfeit. Buy ONLY OF
MY AUTHORIZED AGENTS. DAVID JAYNE.
Philadelphia, Pa, Feb. 9, 1884.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-02-09

Many wears of trial, instead OF impair
ing the public confidence in this madeleine,
has won for it an appreciation and notori-
ETY. by far exceeding tn, most sanguinc ex-
pectations of its rrients. Nothing but its
intrinsic virtues AMI the unmistakabi1
benefit conferred on thousands of suffer
ers, could originate AMI maintain the rep
utation it enjoys. While mlny. inferior
remedies thrust upon the community, have
failed AMI been discarded, this has gained
friends by every trial, conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, an
produced cures too numerous AMI too r.
markable to b. forgotten.
While it is fraud on the pubic to pre-
tend that any one medicine will inralliJlv
cure-stilI there is a5al laut proof that
the CHERRY PEcroaA. do not ouly as Il
general thing, but almost invariably, cure
the maladies for which it i; employed.
As time makes these facts wider aud bet
ter kuown, this medicine ms gradually b.
come the b'St re'ilncc of the afflicted,
IF I'm the io5-cA5in Of the American poas.
ant. to the palaces of L lrop,an Kin IS
! Throughout this entire CO lntrj, il ever,
State, city, AMI ia lid almost as.tJ ham
! let it contains, Cherry pEcroR is knoxl
as the best remedy extaut -: lis2I;es OF
the Throat AMI Li15s, aul in mluy for.
ei5n countries, it IS con'l;t bcextsnSiv..-
ly usel by their most iuteigent Physl.
Gins. In Great 3titlil, Ftllce AL Ger
! many, WHARF medical licences have reach
ed their highest perfection. CHERRY PFC
roRAL is intro duced, an | in constant use
in the Armies, Hospitals, Aims. House,
| Publi& Institutions, All in ID nestic prac-
sice, as the sur'st remedy their atten ling
| Physicians can EN- 2l " for t!ie NOR, dan
gerous affections OF tn, lungs. Also in
| miider cases, AMI for chii lrrn it is safe,
| pleasant, and cftctull to cure. In fact,
some of the most catering testimonial,
we receive hive been from plralLs who
have founl it efficaciols in cases particu-
larry inci1entalto ch.!llool.
The CHERRY PEcr0alL is manufactured
by a Chemist, and every ounce Of it uu Ter
| his own eye, with invarable accuracy al |
care. 1t is sealed AMI protected BY law
from COuntedeits, consequently can b. re-
lied on as genui ne withoG a,luteratiou
We have endeavorad here to furnish tn,
, community with medicine OF such intrin-
sic superiority and worth as should com
! mend itself to their confilence--a rem.is
at once safe, speedy and efiectual, which
! this has by repeated and countless, trials
proved itself TO be; and trust by great care
in pre- pairing it with chemical accuracy, of
uniform strength TO afford Physicians new
agent on which they can relv for tn best
results, and the afflicted with a remedy
that will do for them all that medicine can
do. Prepared and sold by JAMES G. AVER,
Practical and Analy tical Chemist,
Lowell, Mass.
Sold by VIM. l.. Orr, Oltumwa; Fish &
Dunlap. Eddyville; K. Myers. Agency City;
II. II. Ayres, Wholesale agent, heokuk.
aug. 25 '53-n35