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CIR ND BALL.
FIRST GRAND ANNUAL BALL
OF THE
GOOD WILL CLUB

1'HE mk MBERS OF The CUB take pleasu.,
l in announcing to their friends and the pu u.
enerally that their FIRST ANNUAL BALI wi
AXE piac. at CARUSI SALO IN. on THURSDAY
November S0th, Every exerton will be made b.
tn Club to give salts action to all " no may hont
them with thei PIE ence
superior Cotilion Band is engaged fer the occa
on.
The frPsbments are placed into the hands Of The
q ell kn own Caterer, Mr Weaver.
Nc Hats or G ps will be allowed in the room, ex
cept those wo,n by the Clubs.
T,c' et1 ONE ULLAR- can re obtained from 'lt
Managers or at the door On the evening Of tie Bal
MANAGERS.
VIM Brown, VIM Noerr, Mccormick.
& Dlbsnt, adtchins, Walling,
l. Thomas, s Gait, Moran,
Psy. Nolan, Vim Ritchie
] Hagan, II Du ant, Spell an,
A liant, G Davis, Mattipgly,
S Go man, Wm El~ood, Jos franklin,
VIM Dsvis, II Miller, ] Maddox,
john Sh cklpford
Mater of Ceremories-Mr COCHEU.
poy Is IS 35 27 t9SO
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TISTRY.

nR. MUNS0N respectfully Gel public atteasicr
IL to his new. patent, and GREATLY a.s.a,-
IMPROVED melted Of So ting srtfcial
Teeth, with Continuous Gum-ths serv i4+ELijS
sFEC1ION OET EAkT. This styls
Of Teeth has the follow advantss ses over all othe
Wig: GkRAT sTRENGTh, CLEA NJ INES, C k-
BCRT, and BEAUTY, icing with Natur. in the
res cscts, ana some hers excelling. Public iDspec
tion is respectfully solicited Please call and
Specimens.
CaUTION.--No other Dentist in the Distric. c1
N B Teeth cInstitunonaly hesi by, plugged
and war rrantsd for iife
Oftce ami house at No 2s8 street, near the cor
ner of Penn ylvsnia avenue and 14th street.
nov l2-tr
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hit foreman of Hook and Ladder No. O

hit foreman of Hook and Ladder Moo
over the head with o spanner: 97's engi-
neer clipped one of 73's men with trum.
pet: - retaliated with paving stone :
men of all the companies went in; re-
solved to 'go in myself; went In; went
out again as fast as could, with black
eye, three teeth Gndigestible, | have
every reason to believe in my stomach,
intermingled with my supper, my red
shirt in carpet rags, and my knuckles
skinned, as if they had been pawned TO a
Chatham street Jew; got on hydrant
and watched the fun /; sS's boys whipped
everything; 73's best man was doubled
up like jack knife by dig in the place
where Jonah was; four of 97's fellows
were lying under the machine with their
eyes in mourning; Hook and Ladder
took home two.thirds of their company
on the truck; and the last saw of their
foreman he was lying in the middle of
the street, with his trumpet smashed fat,
his boots under his head, and his pockets
inside out. Four policemen on the op-
posite corner, saw the whole row. On
the first indication Of fight they pulled
their hats down over their eyes, covered
up their stars, and skunk down the near.
est alley. Got home, resigned my COM
mission, made my will, left the company
my red shirt and fire cap. Seen enough
of fire service; don't regret my expe-
rience, but do grieve for my lost tee h,
and my new overcoat. Sorrowing, sor-
rowfully yours,
@ X PHILANDER DoEsTICKs. P.B.
P. S-Have just met the foreman of
I3-he had on my late lamonred over
coat 4: amt big enough to lick him mag
unanimously concluded to let HIM alone.
Q. X. p. D., p. B.
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Uof opensd our third ,uppiy of rlch ,rey ,,oods,
y ~hicn hive oeea bought at Greatly reduced
nG-lo-
hich dress silks ofeyory variety
TeEy n1nd-oIne PisId Msr;nos
- Ifehch IL a"gn'n asrihos, all shsdes
aeh PLAID ani Stci ped Casa .ner = AMI UouarI;os
pisces wide Silk Veiyets for mantiias aud cloak
% more rich Saiia aal cl tn ooaks
40 hn~ brJahs Cas'lnsre snawis and Scsrts w; h
rich go.d boTd rs, some entire new
3oJ long AMI equars aid I'D fs lred Shswls
Cloths, C,ssimers .nd Sestiag.
Gloves, HOSIERY, laiieS' and oniidrens' meriuo
vests
Geatleasns meriao and cotton oisery, Gloves
MsriDo and cotton Shirts, Drawers SO &c.
All Of which will be offered at the fairsst low
prices Please call and examine for yourselves be
tore buying elsewhere.
Aa-An articles sold at our estab shment are war
rsnted 70 prove as represented
MAJ WsuL, SEARS COLEEY,
No 5Z3, Seventh stress, doors above Pa sy
ccr as
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~~ THE EAGLE ~
~ GAS-FTITNG AND -
Plumbing Establishment. -

stS THE CDR ER OF SIXTH STREET AND
~ PennsyiVaois Ava nue., ar now receiving th-
11est assortment Of ofCHANDBLIERe and GAS FIX
rUREi3 ever offered to the citizens of Washington.
and at the same time cheaper than the cheapest
All that is necessary Is to give call be convi need
Of this fact tn superior facilities of this house
enables them to ssn their goods and do work at
l7ss rate than any Of the retailers f this CITY,
Thankful for the very liberal patronage of the
citizens of Washington and vicini y the proprietor
assureE them t. at with the addition of number q
the best gas st!ers and plumbers of Philadelphia
and New York TO his present large force he will be
able to do wolk in both branches in the mo t su.
perior STYLE ard before stated, ch sper than the
cheapest. JNJ. REESE.
oct 25--dt1stJsn.
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A CHANCE FOR PRINTERS.
THREE PRESSES AND A FONT OF BOURu
GEuIa TYPE FOR SALE.

WALLACd / 4 II 'PE offer for sale, at the Office
PinSs, capable Of printing 900 imp sss,ons Der
hour, double medium sheet, RorH SIDES Ar ONCE. re-
gisterins in the most perfect manner One MEDI.
UM SMITH PRESS, in coed order, and ne FOOLS.
Car hAhAdE PhESs. These presses will be sold
loH. Also, one font Of BOUsGEOIS rYrE. weigh
ing sb ut S1o pounds but little used, for .sa!. on
EeAsonAuie terms, nov Stiff
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B A IL s., & G.
GRAND FIREMKNs' AND CITIZKNs' BALL
TIGILAIT liRI COMPANY.

FtHE Vigilant Fire Company Of Gsorgetown, re
L spectfully announce to their friends and the
public generally that their FIFTH ANNUAL BALL
will take place on TUESDAY, 2sth inst, at FOR
REST HALL.
The Company pledge themselves that no paius q,
expense will te spared to make this sne OF the most
agreeable Balls of the season.
Presperis celebrated Band is engaged for the &C.
casion.
No hats caps will be allowed in the room, sxcep'
those worn by Firemen.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting q ntlemsn
and ladies' to be had Of any of the Managers.
MANAGING.
Edward 8. Wr ght, Joseph L. Semmes,
Q. Il. Rodier, VIM. Crowley,
John W. Gross, Joseph W. Msril,
Q. ID. Lnthicum, ADthohy Rodier,
Albert Palmer, John ShAckeltord,
John Mshsgen, HAnry G. Reavsr,
John T Finy, Samuel J. Fe,rsoa
lQ-dfh&
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HORRIBLE MURDER IN MIcHIGAN-A
WIFE SHOT BY HER HUSBAND.-On the
18th instant, in the township of Shia-
wassee, a most atrocious and brutal muir
der was perpetrated by a man named
Kinyon. upon the person of bis wife. by
shooting her in his own house. from the
effect Of which she died instantly. They
had not lived together for some time
past. she being left at the house to pro-
vide as best she might for herself and
children. At the time of the occurrence
we understand, she was busily engaged
at the loom weaving. He came into the
door, unsuspected by her, and presenting
his gun, shot, the ball passing irnmedi-
ately through her body. We understand
he had before threatened. Kinyon was
Immediately arrested, and is now con-
fined in Jail in this village. Mrs. Kinyon
was said to be very exemplary woman.
ShiGiDassee Democrat.
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NEW WOOD AND GOAL YARD.

;3iG 1I5scrlbor "ouli respectfully inform h..
/ GIAsfols Irlan,s sa1 the pI ,.c gsu5ral.y tha
u a1iltIon 20 his Wood and Uoat Tari ue4r t..
tapntz Flaming Nil, ieorge own, he mas, f,r ii,
Cetter sc;om notation OF shGt portion OF his Gu
.jLlsri who te.iie IN Washington, opened yard a
-ns corner o. rs-cJy Erst sod streets
- a-tIsr or the a5ose PLACES thooe in want of fus
Vii x Nj siae nri good supply Of ell kinde o
6pCO 6ni JAL, Il tas lowest Elatkst pric-s
AL orisr5 aft at sGhsr of tn, ahoys pisces will
1~ Sstsaisl % With ErotGp plness 4 III iispaton
sJL0d ~ iT0VEB,
Sulcss8 to
sep 27-12in TRsVahs 4 Sragpp
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DOYS AND YOUTHS WINTER CLOTHING
ID We are nov receiving large assortmest o.
Boys and Youths WINTER CLOTHING, cf new
and "a hiousble styles consisting of
Overcosts and ftlmsS
Frock and sack Coats
Roundabnuts Jackets,
Pl7in aud fancy Cashmere Pants,
Cloth, SILK, S,tin and Mtrino Vests,
White and c0lored Shirts, Suspenders, Gloves,
Iaudks chiefs, Hosiery, &c &c.
Making the largest AMI best variety of Boys Win
ter Clothing TO be found in this city, which We 81.
determined to sell at The lowest prices.
WALL STEPHENS,
Pa. avenue, bet Ninth and Tenth streets,
next door to Iron Hall
nov i{-tf [NeVsl
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j. K HARTWE ELL,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE

He unde >igned ~ili c. u inue the AUUIIoh
I AND COuMlSSIOH BUSINESS, in the store
formerly occupi- d by u. b. Campbell O., No 2s9
Penn sy wanna avenue where he will keep constantly
on md la ge assorta ent Of House Furniture OF
evsry description Parior, Bedruem and Cooking
Stoves, f coal and wood, Crocaery Fin and ria 81
Ware and nume ls other ar,tc es wanted by hou e.
keepers all of which will he sold exceedingly low
for cash nr hort approved credit.
Consignmeuts solic ted, upon which a liberal sd.
vanC' win be NJ sde JOS. 4. HAhTWELL.
nov 9O-d
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FIRE GLIDING, GALyANjZING, AND
ELECTRO SILVER-PLATING.

ON ALL KINDS OF MsTAL.
II LABARRE would respectfully inform the pub
L lie that he has opened shop at the corner c
and 10th strests in the above business and is now
ready to receive orders ir any branch, namely:
FIRE GLIDING
On sll kinds of ornaments for churches chalices
Jewels, and rega'ia for Free MasoIs, Odd Fellow g,
and other societies, military ornaments, &c. Also
SILVER AND R2Ass WATCHES,
Chains, Goblets, Loogsts, Tea and Tsbla Spoons
Dessert and Batter Knives.
ELECTRO SILyER-pIETING
On Eil:tsry Ornaments, Fruit Bsekets, Ws:t.rs
CaEdlestlcks, sn6 Csssets.
Also Silver plating for Plumbers, ass Filters, &C.
ali ornaments fo- military, EIee IAscna, Odd Psl
io.e, src other Societies end Clu5s asds to orde-
On the shortest notice
FRANCiS LARAREE,
eta-i,cr @ eno ioth sts west. nss- Il. ava
S-ry.
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COFFIN WAREROOM, &c.

j. WILLIAM PLANT 4 CO, UN-
FIszizrzS1xssA0 DERTAKER6-residence 4I8 Sew
nth street, between 9 aud II streets. In,erments
procured in any ground or cemetery. Cofius, Caps,
Shrsuds, Carriages, Hearre, and every article for
iatermeats of the best quality furnished at short
notice, on the most rsssonstle terms, and at all
loars of the night Having the exclusive right Of
Orunp 9 Patent Corpse Pressrver, we guarantee to
keep the dead for any length of time. 90 lift
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OFFICIAL
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Augu

TRIAsuBT DHPARTHENT, August 26, 1854.
Notics 10 hereby given to the holders Of the fol.
lowing described stocks of the United statss thSt
this department Is prepared to purchase, at any
time between the date hereof and the goth day of
November next, portions of those stocks amounting
in the aggregate to $3sso0oo, in the manner and
on the terms hereinafter mentioned, to wit:
In case of any contingent competition, within the
amount stated, preferences will be given in the or
der of time in which said stocks may be offered The
certificates, duly assigned to the United States, by
the p.rtes who are to receive The amount ther OF,
must be transmitted to this department upon the
| recelp. whereof, price will b pail, compounded
of the following particulars:
l. The par value, or amount specified in each GER
Cifcate.
g. A premium ON the stock Of the loan authorized
by the act of July, 1846, redeemable November H.
1855, Of per :. on the stock of ths loan ar
thorized by tn. act of 1912 rede-mable 3'st Dscem
ber 1862, of ii per cent; the stock of the loans
authorized by the acts Of 1s47 and 848, and redeem
able, the former on the 31st Dece nbar, 1857, and
the latter on the 30th June, 1868. of 16 per cent
and the stock Of the loan authorize by the act
Of 1885, and redesuable on the 3lst December, 1884
commonly called the Texan indemnity six per
cent.
g. Interest the par of each certificate from the
st OF July, 1854, to the date eff receipt and set l
ment at the Treasury, with the allow snce (for the
money to reach the owner) Of one days interest in
addition.
Payment for aad stocks will be made ia drafts Of
he Treasurer of the United States, the sssistsni
treasurer st Boston, New York, or Philadelphia as
he parties may direct.
But certificate viii be en titled TO the benefit of
this notice which shall not be actually received at
the Treasury On or before the said 2eth day of No
vembsr next.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
secretary Of Treasury.
The time during which the above named stocks
sll be purchased by hi department upon the
5~rm abor sp-c fed is hereby extended to 31st De-
cember neSt t. inclusive.
AS the ansfer b.cks will be closed on the Let
srabsr when the current h If yea, e inter ct BE-
CONES vestea in the stockf older a. t. at date al
:rtidcat9s OF inscribed stock must, in add ion TO
5he usual sigDmspt to the United States have IN
expres assignment of the interest made bs the
took tolder hereon Where the interest Is not 60
assigned or where the coupons payable on the lst
anUary rext, in cases of coupon stock, are not
transmitted with the certificates. tho premium end
days interest only Qees interest from the tine
If redemption to 1st january viii be included with
the principal in the settlement.
JAMES GUTHRIB,
,ecretary of the Treasury.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT Nov. Is, 1854.
nov 20 -dteY
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UNnERTAKER.

I 'fpuLo res3cottully return my thanks to the
/ :i.izsus % Washington and its vicinity for their
s'- pstronsSs. ami say that owing to the frequent
.sis n the Undertaking branch Of my business I
:,.ye bssn inIuosi 20 discon.inus the manufscture
Il sdrniturs, All turn NY attsntion fully to the
UNDERTAKING. haze spared no pains to have
sTsry th:ps thss is requisite TO my business and
tha-oiors fuiy prepared 10 meet any order after
taY I1n's15s notice, snd assure those who may
siss Dc cal tia, will spare pains ta carry ca
s.s;~ orders u b sir entire satisfaction.
JAMES +. HARVEY,
40 41, 7th st.. betwssn ard Il.
:. 3.-.a.is at;oEaa1 IN 1T el, hours of the night
.faf 2-,y
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TURKEY VICTORIOUS.

aNIoU viii ind 1t The same OLD STAND, Pennsyk
yania ayenae nsar 18th stree. opposite the
I11ins Hotel, LOOKING GLASSES with or without
Rr>n,ss Portrait, Picture and Hiniture Frames of
ira stes. ssyisg; Srsok.ts, Tabl-s, Room Moulding
Do lses Sc, kc; by iszViag Jour ordor you
~ NV thing done in my lns.
kCx 9-OII Er.Ras, g., r.gi:t =, toe shorses: no
T.. o., -sas,usbie terms. Don't forget the place.
IN a1-Iy JOHN WAGNRR
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VkENUN lH3EkIU8E,
Chaplain, United States Navy.
HOME TESTIE1ONY


'USi OF LIVER OO1rnAING OF TIN YEAK.
HAsgINeT0a, Nay II, 1855
Bas.rs Mortimer & MoHhray: (isntlenen--ue-
ig besa st:iietcj With Liver Complaint OF ten yes.
4,Sndiug, hs:oby, ior the nest Of the Athlete
great pleasure ia announcing that after ugjE;-
f5E bo..ios II yooE Tjncture, ioaod it bad Il.
oorl. .ii.h 4 perfect Cur3 I hATs us5d aiite1 g.
:ai.Giess TfoEa tins tine, bat bs7s nsyer nesl
e.d5 to stooCa. ..c aay s.ysre,s good; and it /,
ilsas.os 81 si.jnzaI ha;csa.tY taa ;nat medicine ;
'1ot @.;oh FG7ssssss inc TUn'te<oCI Pogsc of PFC
j!;in '1's=rl life. Ths nasoy CREST bag srouss
: : 5ul-s.s~.- suaE.uEss OF tae te2snaial result
HnlGh 1eEy - eEoerieDcod Irala its uos. YouIs
Il. .'sotici!y, :. CUBAN Bag
jail AE.a E5t Csuphists gratis, and ass cures G
oaya, gfa .:.is .cesuaaat sas, Hstlr1yia, Dys:,cp
~, Ntrooassss dsG Gen eray Wsakress. AS fsn,al
aodic,ls o. joT dshosts children We bslisvs Il ur
s,ul9d.
sgs@sol 81 MORTIMER Z no TBKAY, i4o Bal
5,oTa stre5., BstiIaore, aud 304 irosdvsy, Ne
lOrz, JAag. 8tO2r& & co, WI Ter, }. q. HOOR
:. 9. JLtiEE, CLARKE & BOWLING, W. ELL.
-, s-i ! -ioRaEkSDN Washington, also, by
z. J--5--., eanrgetown; aud q. q. BEaR
.a--.,--i4, sod oy Dr ag!ists everywhere.
-ry at--Ir
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u. b HALL, M. ID.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,

I ATE et fu. sariphia, ,grsduatei 10 A'lopath,
perience in the rious departments OF the profes
sion, offers his services to the citizens of Washington
ana vicinity.
Ofice No. 400 thirteenth street between c and
Il >treets office hours until s. m; from 10 D.
m; and to 8 p m.
References: VIM. A. Gsrdner, NJ. D., Dsan OF the
Homeopathic College and the profession gen
<railS. aAp S0--3In
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UNDERTAKERS, DC.
CABINET MAKER l. UNDERTAK

VhDIIVaoI MAhEN o. UNUENINNMN.
E'LiE underaisned would respectfully inform hts
friends, acqusintancsa, and the public generail,
fhst he still continues to execute ell orders ip he
ius OF business in te Beet raerror and a. tie short
.sf potios
nEFA IRsEG r.atiy AMI promptly executed
FUN u Ais attended 70 at s.
the shortest notice, and Ia tte hsss se2gzzXE.EsE
manner. Bodies preserved IN q. most perfect .san
cr, epes in IL, sg2Ta,cSt acsarfIsr
.as1kfpl for past fsyors, he Eould respectfully
s7iict, and WI s1oearor 70 merit continuance o.
- same. ANTHONY BUCHLY,
Ps. ava, .. side, between 9th and 10th sts.
Sssienea; ar. Martin's. no. ;36, d street, t, ird
uogss east 81 7th ptrast Uer I7-1y
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!
DR.. 400 FLAND
,ColsIoyaks1 lsrlaaa 6ittozE,
PREPARED 4Y
IN - IL "A NKAAM

.{ss. IE@ EE4A s.4aa.s -skl4a.ssIIE1e.
itpc sTsr las asgss i;a zzTes 3 oatszo,!lsd
ns1 ..sisi ~ &zy 3.i452 YJo%-zt-or "a G,7 G!is>a
fs- -,A o1-s5 stesss. - ---TT 5sSss s!ts- ss!t
al 12 Tsciszj i4ssi iA.io2-
rs,>s. o.stefs .-a sJEcty to st+s1tcp u tT5i:d7
PJsis35ES fE,st sl:tus5 Ill -; l..li3a ~ 5is
-=}.5 = - ser aad isss,c ans, exercising tho
most SS:or as DIVERS ~ @>1=s.az. j sssstisns al
tbs ijZs.5ic ;-I=e taey %. .E2i, -, ;s~s.ia
k,id a.sSt..
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A REMZDY FOB leach DIsKAsE.'

, DR. J ROSES ExPECroRANT Or COUGH SYRUP.
For the radical cure Of consumption. cold, hosrs ;
ncSs ssthma, bronchitis, splitting OF the blood, in
Summation Of the lungs or throat and all pun on
II diseases. This PREPARATION not only cures con-
imprion, tassn ia time, but 1t fortiass the sys
TEN against future attscks. As Congh Medicine,
i. is the bsst in the Worlt. 1t is used aod re-
commended by physiciaus at hons and abroad. In
bottles, Is cents, SOC and ST..
DR Rosxs WH,oPING Cough SYRUP.
This preparation "lwaTs gives immediate relief,
-Sreven.s Inflammation Of the Lungs, ard Dropey
in the eh'ss, ami effects cure in few days-Price
80 cents
GROUP sYRUp-This remedy is never known
u III, and has saved tn Oussods Of ohldren-Price
25 cents.
Ds. J. g. Ros.'s DTsPEgrIo on LIVER COMPOUND.
sure cure for Dyspepsia, Soar Stomach. Iadi.
g.stion, and Livcr Complaint. This Compound usei
With DE- Roses Family Pills has cured thou sands
>connrrAd Dyspepsia and iivsr Complain. l. is
= tonic. A'tsrstive. Stom AMI Liver Medicine,
.na was highly recommended by the celebrated iats
DR. Pm .a.ck-5O ,ents
~ RosE'. ANrI-iTIo.,s OR RAILROAD PILLS.
So cahs; >osuse they 60 ahss1 Of all other pills
in their good ef ats; ss an active Purgstive or Co.
thsrgic Medicine fIisy have no equal; fres from
gripnz carrying of al secfetiIns ana oiie from the
seouach ana bowels, they can b. taken at all sea
sous. by both sexes, of all sg>s aud without gard
to weather or exposure. If tai with Dr. Hose,s
Feves Agus Tonic M'Xtur', ~oey WIZ prev ns
and the most stubborn of SsYer anu Asue
or Bilious Revers-l217 ard % cts.
Vs- j. .. tso7se GaLDfF PILLS.
Eor Falling + En- ssJroh, k.msle Csss'ossF
Debility. and Relaxation. This dseaee heretofTe
treated 6y bauiages trussel, and external suppoE,
which n only prove pa liatiyes, yields completely
to the use Of these tonics, strengthening Golden
fills Soc.
= YEHALE SPECIFIC remedy tor Painful
Mcnstruation. Leucorrhes or White8-Sl.
DR.. j. 3. RJss5 PAIN CJAER will cure Stiff Neck,
rs ThrUat, Pains in th- face, side, Back Limbs
frsm Cold, Cholic, Cholera dorbus, &c. 1t cures
sprains, Chlbains, Cramps or Pains in the Stom-
sci or Bowels. Price IL =, IS, and so sts
e. Persons OF delicate Constitutions by nature,
or tno.s who nave been made 20, by che U.S. OF tie
suack medicines, or any ether cause, should rea
Or. J Rose fM.ti,sl Advi er to per -ons in SICK
usis o. in Health, which book can be had without
Charge, Of
T. ID. GILMAN, G. SFOTT & CO., W. II. GIL
IAN, J. W NAI9N, PATTERSON : NAI&N, d
3. CLiaK, II. II. icPug ugR50N, W T. EVANS.
EIOWsLL LAWRSSOS, ]. B. N0JRE, Wash.
inston; ]. L. aID ELL, fieorgetown, aEi by all
J Alsrs is Alexandra, Virginia.
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TllHE MOST DIFFICULT AND COMPLICATED
Il Watches pu' in good ordsr by Il nrst class
workman, and warranted, at 4iS Pa ave-, sign Of
Large Spread Eagle Ii. o. HOOD.
nov Aft
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LYNCH LAW IN ILLINOIS. The Bloom
ington 1ll.) News Letter gives an ac-
count of the progress of war that has
been going on in Polk Township, Mon.
roe county, between party of selfcon-
stituted regulators and gang of no.
torious uscounterfeiters, robbers and thieves,
who are connected with nest of legd
women. The regulators" have lynched
several of the outlaws, demolished the
mansion of Sallie Quick, and notified the
villains to leave the county within a
given time. George Washington Fleet
wood, Thomas Jefferson Fleetwood, An.
drew Jackson Fleetwood, Wiley Davar,
aid Hiram Fleetwood, were ali severely
whipped, but the latter, On account of
his old age and ignorance, was let off
with only ninety lashes " The Fleet
woods openly confessed that they had
been guilty Of house burning, counter
feiting, sheep-stealing. robbery, &c.
New BooTs.-They tsll a good story
of an old fashioned wealthy codger of
this ilk. lie was never known to have
any thing in the line of new apparel but
once; then he was going on journey,
and had to purchase new pair of boots.
The stage left before day, and SO he got
ready, and went to the hotel 10 stop for
the night. Among whole row of boots.
in the morning, he could not find the old
familiar pair. He had forgotten the new
ones-he hunted and hunted in vain.
The stage was ready, and SO he looked
carefully around to see that he was not
observed, put on nice pair that fitted
him, called the waiter and told him the
circumstances, giving him V for the
owner of the boots when he should call
for them. The owner never called The
old gentleman had bought his own boots!
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sse>. DIR. j. u. GIB8S, Dentist, ha.
removed his Office from ~ street to the
SlYfO hous of Dr. Arthur, Pc. svenue, betw
l2th and 18th streets.
nctfd -arna
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Some city genius who is s'dOing up
New York, its lions and elephants. for a
country paper, thus recklessly carica-
lures the firemen:
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