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WARKEN'S
IMPROVED FIRE AND WATERPROOF
COM SITION ROOFING
HOME TESTIMONY.

NTE take pleasure in calling the attention of
w parties contemplating building to this high
ly popular roofing material, which has been In ex-
tsnslve use throughout the cities OF the Western
States and British Provinces for upwards Of 10 yesrs
during which time 1t has been tested BY every vari
ETY. of circumstances. and universally conceded to
possess, Ia greater degree than any other roofing
material In use, the valuable qualities Of cheapuees
durability and security against the action Of the el
ements.
We are ready to contract for roofing In the city
and country
Oface hours from IL to IL an, and to pm.
C. M. WARREN 4 CO,
10th st ID deor above McG uires Auction Room.
aug I9-3ms
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FIRE GLIDING, GALvANIZINa, AND
ELECTRO SILYER-PLATING,

ON ALL KINDS OF INITIAL
II LABARRE would respectfully inf rm the pub
IL lie that he has opened Shop at tho corner G
and 10Th streets, in the above business and is now
ready to receive orders in any branch, namely:
FIRE GLIDING
on all kinds Of ornaments for churches, chalices
Jewels. and regalia for Free Masons, Odd Fellows
and other soeio,iss, military ornaments, &c. Also
SILVER AND BRASS WATCHES,
Chsins, Goblets, Lockets, Tea and Table Spoons
Dessert and Butter Knives. -
KLBCTRO 6ILVER-pLATING ,.--
On Military Ornaments, Fruit Baskets, Walters
Candlesticks, and Cessete.
Also Silver plating for Plumbers, Gas Filters. &c
All ornaments for military, Free masons, Odd Eel
lows, and other Societies and Clubs made to orde,
on the shortest notice.
FRANCIS LABARRE,
Corner and 10th sts west, near Pa. ave.
&c S-3m
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A CARD.

TN connexion With the Auction and Commission
l. Business, offer my services to the public as
HIrLR Al AasHr.
Psrticu ar attention given to the buying and SELL
ing Reel Estate, Stocks, &C.
An ultimate eoousinfsnrs with the ste ts Of the
market for the last three years enables me t, offer
to those desirous of employing an agent the best
opf ortunities for investment
GEORGE T. DYER,
11th street. first door from Pa. avenue
aug 29-dIm
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GAS PIXTURHa.

fTNHE Subscribers take pleaxurs in announcing to
Il the public that their stock of GAS FIXTUkbS,
comprising of the bsst and latest patterns has
been received and that they now prepared TO sell
1t the owet rates. Persons In want st Gas PiSturrs
will pleass call and examine they viii no doubt
6rd II to their interest.
Dwellings and public buildings fttei With sss-tu-
btnS at the uspal rstea
Nv. THnNPaON BROTHER
dso lIH Pa Az, bet. 10th and llth, q. side.
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@mzzmyMz

eiaI college.
No. III. Rcltfnore xfYe,t. Rd{ffa.

sfal college.
No LIT, Baltimore street, Baftsaors, IA.
HE ostensibe object Of this instituton Is 10 place
In the reach Of individuals proper facilities for
Obtaining thorough and practical mercantile edu-
esucn. youns man can here obtain o more cor
rect knoviedge Of general business matters In fsw
weeks than can be scq uirod In a many yesrsin any
one counting house.
The course Of study embraces doubleentry book
keeptnS and Its adaptation 10 various departmsnta
Of commerce and trade. Mercantile calculations
taught according to the most approved msthode.-
Practesl Pennarship, combining rspidity Of execu.
den With beauty Of construction. Lectures upon
nGeantle law, upon various important mercantile
subjects, beside many other points necessary for .
oook-keeper or business man to understand Time
neosssry for dent to complete tbs course varies
nom ave 70 eight weeks. There being no vacation,
applicants can enter at any time and attend both
day and evening Examinations are held ut stated
periods, and diplomas awarded to those who gradu-
ate lor terms, &c, write and have . circular fol-.
varded By mail. hb4-ly
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GREAT BARGAINS.
CANFIELD, BROTHER / CO.,

~ 229 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE MD.
Are deeirous CT cosns out great portion Of their
Hfesent stock of elegant FANCY GOODS, Jenelry,
Watches Clocks, Fans, Opera Glasses Dressing Cases
RI Ing Desks Ice Pitchers, vsses BronEes &C, pre-
psrstory to receiving their fall supply. Purchasers
will nnd great bargains. aug A-tf
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NEW BOOK, PERIODICAL
in AND NEWSPAPER ESTABLLGHXNT
WIN. TAYLOR 4 co..
Corner Of BditimoTs and Charles streex,

W No Il "A LUX 9 co..,
Corner of BoStimoTe and Charles strcex
BALTIMORE, Nd
WI TAILOR e co. beg leave to call the atten
ton Of the reading people and all dealing IN Books
To their new BOOK, PERIODICAL, and NETE
PAPER ESTABLISHMENT, where can be found
large and general assortment Of all the late popu-
lar publications of the day.
They also keep on hand 9 splendid assortment of
plsn and fancy STATIONERY of every description.
AL orders thankfully received and filled With de-
spatch and sent by return Of the mail, express or
!sge, or In any other way the person ordering may
direct.
Booksellers, News Agents, Pedlars, ard all others
Supplied with any Books, Magazines, ETC., at the
lowest rates
Any Book published In this country can Be had
by sending jour order TO us.
WM. TAYLOR 4 90,
oof. Baltimore and Charles sts, Baltimore, Nd.
may 23IG
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
AND HSHIONS

nUVACL BRO, Merchant Tailors, have lust
IL returned from New York, wbero they "a
have made their purchases from the best
importing hou sea snd are now prepared to M
exhibit one of the choicest and rich, st as .-18
sortme nts of Goods In tn ir line Of business al OF
which they are prepared to make to order in tie
most elegant and fashionable style
fep l8-ec3w DUVALL BRO
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MRS. p. HERMAN

fIsHEH. MRS. p. HERMAN
E. FISHER & CO.,
FRENCH S7EAk SCOURRRS
"1LL thoroughly Clean all kinds Of Ladies and
w chndIen's Dresses ms os Of silk, Velvet. or
Wool. G-ntlemen's Goats, esnts, Vests, and Cra-
vsta, without shrinking or taking OF The natural
gloss
The uttnest punCtuali'y warranted.
bite Grape shawls done up .qual &c new.
N; B.-Coats and Pants, 81 desi.ed, will be mendea
In tie very neatest sty,e.
WIN. P. sHEpD, Agent,
Fancy Goods and Millinery, uth 1t.
ep9-eolm QntsD
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RICHARD n. SMITH. eIeRaD d. sMIfH.
~ ID. SMITH 4 90, Manufactures and
W. Dealers In ALCOHOL, CANPHENE, ETHR
RIAL OIL, Ac- No. 81 q. CALVERT sTREXT, op-
poeite Water street, BALTIMORE, Nd.
mar Ally
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~ THE UNION BOWLING SALOON, o new
and superior structure for the purpose just in tho
resr Of Mr.. schads, ON Third street. offers rare in.
ducements to the lovers Of the peasurable exercise
Of bowling. It has three alleys, laid with une.
quaed skill, the best in the city, and every alton
ton is given to accommodate gentlemen WIN engage
In the SPORT. aup IO-8m
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REMIrTANCEs TO IRELAND

DERSONs desiring to send money to Ireland, Can
i obtain checks for fi or more, on the Belfast
Banking Company, payable in all the principal
towns. Apply to CHUBB BROTHERS,
Bankers, opposite tbs Treasury Building.
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u 9aHLs Nd. BHfs.
Ssfst ffsm's@ 'r'ad aad sqHars

@ KNABE, 9AEHLE 4 Co, nanuf.csur
Tiers, Nos 4. 8, 8, 9, and IL, Eutav st-..t
Bsinmor-. X 4 2. would respectfully s.ll nuhHc
attention 10 .hs great variety ef their Iron FRAME
PIANOS, constantly enishics. hich for dur,bility
de;aey Of touch brilliancy Of tone thry besv, ar,
not surpassed by any now manufsctured. In addj.
con 70 tn first Pr~uium awarded them by the Ma.
ryland Institute In ls{s and l5i9 they hsvereceiysd
the highest encor,iuns Of the most sniEsnt artists
VINO used taese lnssruro-rts for their Concerts Al
%, Of frst cs.s Pr f.seors sad Ane.urs In th.
EJ, who hAIs highly recommended them
PIANOS RIRKD :. 49,,
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H'HS LADIES are info-IssI hat Frank Les
Il he's cs-,tt- Of "a tbioo ssr June I.s arrival NJ
TAYIOR MAUPy's
h- BooAtoI', near sshNtA
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l IMPORTANT TO PAkHNTs AND THACuERs-
L have Just received end now opening large a.
sortmsnt OF all IN. different kinds Of School Books
useo IN the District, Shich Offering at very low
Priees liberal discount maize to teachers aud
dealers. Elk LUSDY.
sW"o Bridge IT., 0eorgetoHn.
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- This well kept house and kES-EM
ArAURANT, opposite Camden sta p.
ton, northeast corner of Camden -
and Liberty streets, Baltimore, Nd, Il
. convenient Hotel, where travellers to and from
Washington, &C., viii fad agreeable acoommsia-
lions. aug 8-3m
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SILVERWAKE
- GANFIELD, BROTHER CO.
S2o Baltimore street, have on hand aud are cor
s.,nty making new styles CT SILVER Coffee and T,a
ssIs, Tvef Pitchers; Walters; Ces.ors 0oblets
Cap; $50 ms; Forks; Ice Tongs Crumb scr.osrs
Pi- Lee 'rssul, ard Fish Knives; sslt Cellars; Bat
tsr Hn.ves, a., 4 ~a--anted &eriins .&7c>r
"a II Baltimore Md
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UNDERTAKEN,

UNUERIAKEH,
@. U. WALL, Undertaken In all II,
0lHa branches Funerals attended to q,
the shortest notice. in the best manner, and on tn,
most reasonable terms.
Seventh, between d and Il streets.
Residence on 9, between 4 and p, north side.
jy 6-eo3m
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HDIAH DOCTOR.

OAss bis Professional services to the cssna Of Bal
enoes. 1ean cure sn kinds ofCAnoers-tAks than
out without pain, or the uss Of any knifs. ! can
cure I'll kinds Of its and spasms, Rheumat3e Paina
o. ons1mpuon, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Pilss, Palsy, or
sDy other ailmsnt the human family are subject to.
Be On stop Bleeding from the Lungs or Noss, any
dfstanss from the pstisnt, BY knowing the patients
name. L was born blind, and has studied several
years under IN Indian Doctor who was among the
Wild Indians thirteen years.
DIR. SPENCER has removed from Mr.. Buckley's
Boarding House, to
No. 81, HANOVER STREET,
aug LIT Baltimore, Nd.
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WASHINGTON IRON WORKS.

Ma.n> aoeeue, 6etl0cen IL and Oh sts.
NJ ANUfACrURER OF Steam Engines, Boilers
Itl Water Tanks, shaftins. PuileyS. Hsneers and
Mill Wsrx generally.
Will furnish ss~ Mills, all kinds Of Castings,
Wroutht and Cast Iron Pipes, and svsryt II the
Iron Linz generally.
Two small ENGINxy on hand and for sale. For
information address g. L. MOVES, washington Iron
Works, Washington DC ~ Is-tf
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY

~ MRS. CHOAgE hiss Resumed the
ll&2 Millinery business, at her rstidsncr, H<8k33
K on the south side Ct Louisiana ave.
Oe-S Dear 9th street, whe.e she will be w
glad to see hrr old and new patrons. With all the
late Fashions, t. please will be her object.
Pm
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BALTIMORE lDVIRfIslIIJ1s.

COOI EIs O w IDc'
alu.uovr str..t Baltimore, Nd
DEALERS IN LUMBER,
AND ALL KINDS or IMPORTED WOODS,
rrAyING commenced the above branch Of busi
Ill ness they h.vs. snd will constantly KEEP sn
sssertmspt of ths folioving sessooed WOODS and
IUNBER, suitable for csbioet, Piano foFes, and
Coach makers and bag to solicit share CT public
pstfonags
Rossvect Plank and Vsrasss. Aahossny and
yrpesrs walnut do. Walnut All Asbssany Cof
sn s.uf sstin Wood. Ash, Hickory, Ch.I:y, ChsIr,
PApk F:ss Wood, 20
Particularly for PIaso Forte Makers.
Ivcry. Wlrs, Ai Members TUNING Fins Key aud
Bridge Pins, Buckskins Cloths and Pslts.
2 6HIREEfS POLISH ur restoring the poli'h o!
Piano fbrtss
Yard in the rear Of J. J. Wiss Brothers r.
snofbrts Manufsctofy, Hanover street.
S-lm
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HEAD QUARTERS,
'ner Of Thirteenth and 4 streets, near the theatre
Il n The proprietor OF this
~ l0slpublic house, Mr. William

estHuIBbment TOT tho accommOdatfon OF Vi NeTs IN
such manoer that be trusts will give full satisfsc
ton to all who extend to him their patronage. BE
has made arrangements to have the ve,y best OF
OYSTERS, &C., for the whole season, without regard
toexpense. Families and Parties promptly supplied.
His Bsr and LaIdar Is at all times torksd with the
best in the line. Making bis Acknowledgements tor
past enoouragement, he respectfully invites oon-
dnusnce of the same, with every intention and ex.
ertion to please.
GA few Bosrders can be comfortable sccommo-
dated. sep 2-6m
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UNION REFEOTORY.

&0 g:s:;s!'y sss S3::5:'sss: :sssss:s, :; : ak
~ public, that he has laid *
in fresh stock Of malt and spirttuous LIQUORS of the
best quality, among which may be found fine Read.
Ing Ale, other Ales, and Lager Beer superior Bran.
dies, Wines, Gin, and other refreshments His
larder Is supplied with the best of the market in
season, served up at the shortest notice, and bis
Cigars are of the choicest brands. Thankful foI
past avors, he hopes to receive continuance of the
same. r. SCHAD
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16

QuARRELING.- Ifany thing ia tho world
will make a man feel badly, excep. piach
ing his fingers in the crack OF a door. i
Is unquesslonably a quarrel. No man
fails 10 think less OF himself after. Than
he dill before. Itdegrades himself in the
eyes Of others, and what is worse, blunls
his sensibllities on one hand and ncreas,
es the power and passionate ~hri,ability
on the other. The truth is. the more
peaceably and quietly We get on the bel.
ter for our neighbors. In nine cases GU,
of ten, the better course is, ia man cheats
you. qui. dealing with him; If he is abu.
sive. quit his company, anc ifhe ISLANDERS
you. take care to live 80 that nobody will
believe him. No matter who he is OIL
how he misuses you, the wisest way il
10 let him alone; for there is nothing bet.
ter Than this cool, calm, and quiet way Of
dealing with the wrongs we meet with.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16
A HOME.

ii. We were to tell a number of oul
friends that they don't know wha. q
home is. they would grow somewhat
indignant-perhaps, use hard words
And YET il may be remarked that the
number of persons who know wha: a
genuine home is, by experience. is sur,
prisingly few. One man in good circum-
stances will tell us that he has a fine
house ofhis own, in which every comfor,
and convenience is provided. He has
a wife and children there, also, and they
give life TO the place. Very true. But
does he prefer that home, thus furnished
and thus enlivened, to every other place
N the world' Does no sigh when The
hour for leaving comes, and smile WHEN
he is permitted TO return? Does he love
TO sill by the cheerful fire and fondle tie
children. entering into oil their little dis.
pnres with a curious interest? Does he
take particular note of the bird in the
cage. and the ca, near the fire? If not,
hr has no home. in the deares, sense oil
that desrest of words. If his mind is al
,oge her absorbed in the dusty ways 81
business--if he hurries from the house
in The morning, and ,sloth To return a,
night-if, while he is a, homes: he con-
tjnoes to think of the journal and led.
ger, and rppulses the advances of the
prauling children, he has no home, he
only has a place where he lodges and
takes his meals. aces sI
ALI happy IS he who knows and APP
preciates the full bliss of home: whose
heart is warmed and humanized by its
cheerful influences, and who feels how
superior in purity of pleasure are all its
enjoyments to the turmoil delights OF oul
door life. Thrice happy is such a man.
He has discovered the only Paradise
fhis world can now afford. |, is ONLY
such a man who can have a deep and
sincere pity tor the unfortunate creatures
who are homeless. He REGARDS them as
being cut of from the best influence OF
the earth. and exposed TO the action Of
he darker waves Of life. He feels keen.
ly for them that have no fire-side-no
dear ones TO welcome him with smiles,
and praltle over the history of the day
no tongue TO soothe when heavy cares
have troubled the mind and render The
hear, sore; and the sympathy of such a
man is not slow to overflow in acts oi
b~enevolence. "A good home is the source
Of the fountain of charity in the heart.
Our advice to those who have no
homes such as we have described above,
is to get them as soon as possible. They
can never be c~ontented and substantial
citizens. nor ihoroughly happy men,
until they follow this counsel. TGel
homes! Fill them with the objects OIL
love and endearment; aud seek there fol
the pure delights which the world beside
cannot afford.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16
BLUCHER.

When old Butcher was in England
he was invited to Oxford 10 have a doc.
tors degree conferred upon him. The
fierce dragoon was as much amused as
delighted a, the idea of the honor, aud
introducing another Prussian general,
who had been his RICH. hand man in ali
his campaigns, observed, in broken Eag-
lish, 20 the vice chancellor. 'Sir, if I
AN a doctor. This is my apo.hecary."-
Blu. the veteran made a better hit than
tina, before the day was over. At an
evening party given on the occasion
among others present was a lady, os
whom il sometimes whispered that she
did not belong to a temperance society.
We dare say this was malice, but on
this evening it unfortunately happened
that she was in very high SPIRITS
WHO is that LADY," said Butcher, fig
ing his eyes upon her. "That is Miss
Sparkle the daughter Of one of our can.
ons," was the answer; at which the
shocking old Field Marshal ,hundered
forth with a roaring laugh. "A cannon's
daughtcr!' By Jove. 81 thought so. she
looks so rery ueH charged wiM
grape" It's
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16
Ashland Seminary.

MILL open for b perception Of students on
w Monday, Oct. 10th, 1854. At present
the year is divided into three sessions of sixteen
weeks each. Pupils will be charged from the
time they enter the institution till they leave, at
the rate of 50, $12 and SIS per year, according
to studies pursued; provided no student shall
be received Cor less than half a session, and no
deduction except for sickness. Board can be
obtained in private families at very reasonable
rates. BY order of the Board. 8ttf
d1 eft ~. DWIGHT, PrincipaL
Ashland, Oct. 18th, 18p4-iw. 49,
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16

NO JEWELLED BEAUTY.

BY GERALD MASSEY.
No jewelled Beauty is my Love,
Yetin her earRestface aar..H
There's such a world of tenderness,
She needs no other grace. +
Her smiles, and voice, around my life,
In light and music Irvine,
And dear, oh very dear to me, #
Is this sweet Love of mine.
Oh, Joy! 10 know there's one fond heart,
Beats ever true to me:
. Il sets mine leaping like a Tyre,
In sweetest melody;
NY soul up-springs, a Deity!
To hear her voice divine, saH|
2 And dear, OIL very dear to me, sr Il.
Is this sweet Love of mine. ..H
If ever / have sigh'd for wealth,
.as twas allfor her, 1 trow; a.a q
And if win Fame's victor wreath,
I'll Irvine it on her brow.
There may be forms more beautiful,
And souls of SUMMER shine,
But none, oh! none so dear to me,
As this sweet Love of mine.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16
FOREIGN MANUFACTURED ARTICLES.

FOREIGN MANUFACTURED ARTICLES.
The comm:trse awarded certificates TO
the following:
NJ MofIiu & Co grain ,hreshed and
cleaner. Piqua, Ohio;
RoGericS Owen, sod plow. Tiskilwa'
Ill;
Scott e. Co.. corr and cob cru.her and
grinder, ST. Louis. Mo;
NJ j Arnold-Lyon's paten. lightning
rod:
q Cd Cook e. Co., buggy harness.
New Haven, Conn;
E E Carson. churn, ChilIico,he, Ohio;
John Bean d Co., tanning mill, Hud.
son, Mich;
Goats & Co, buggy manufactured at
keokuk, Iowa. diploma and premium
of So:
is Wright. grain cuttsr and raker,
and grass cutter, Chicago, III.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16
CHERRY PECTORAL,,.
For h rapid Cure OF
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENEyS.
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING-COVCH.
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.

Among The nu .1erous discoveries Science
mas mad e in this generation to facilitate
he business Of life-increasa its enjoy
nent, and even prolong the term of hu-
man existence. hone can be nam III of mora
real value to mankind, than this contribu.
ion of Chemistry to the Healing Art
A vast t.ial of its virtues throI,hout This
broad country. has proven bcyonl a doubt
that no medicine or combination of mali,
Icines yet known can so surely control an
'na cure the numerous varieties of pul-
lonary disease while h have hitherto swcnt
rom our midst thousands and tbonsopl,
'sery year. Indeed, there's now abundant
ason to believe q Remedy has at lcngtb
zen found which can be relied on, to cIre.
yc most dangerous affections OF The limos.
WI space hero will not permit us TO nnh-
hany proportion of the cures affected hv
S use, but we would present the fo'J,u!,
'Ing:--and refer further enquiry to nv A.
merican Almanac, which the agent hslnu
named; will always be pleased to furnish
trce' wherein arc Ill particulars, and in
dlsputablc proof of these statements.
Office Of Transportation, Laur,ns n. u
s. C.. Aug. 4, 1853.
DIR. J. c. AVER. Dear SHINY li,tla
son, four years old has just recovered rom
a severe attack of malignant Scarlet Faver
us throat was rotten, and every person
nat visited him, pronounced him a deaa
mid. Having used you, CHEaaY Pc roB,I
"a California, IN the winter of 1880. for ~
severe attack of Bronchitis, with en,;,.
success, was induced to try il On my
little boy. | gave him u tea-spoon-fni
ivery three hours, commencing in the morn
ms. and BY ten O'Clock at night, | founJ ,
lecided change for the better. and of,or
hrce days use. he was able to drink win.
out pain.
Its use in the aboyo nam-d disease win
ave manga Child from q premature grave
nd reiisve the anxiety of many a fond pa-
eht' rofail affections OF the Throat and
'aunss, believe it the best medicine ex~
II A feeling of the deepest gratitude.
nomptS me in addressing you th.se lines
-out Tor your important discovery. nv
lttle boy wouldnow have been in anotLer
world. lam yours ~withgreat respect.
I'D. PoWELl.,Supt Trans, L. r. r.
Rocky Hill, Somerset Co } N. j., july
81, 1852.
DIR. J. Z. AYER,-Sincc your medIs;,,
mas become known hear 1T has a reatey
demand than any other cough remedy we
ever sold. Ii is spoken OF in termsof
inneasured praise by those who have nscI
t, and ] know ofsome cases where the hnst
hey can soy of it is not too much for tha
God 1t has done. | take pleasure in sol.
ngit, because | know thit | am o;v;nr
Y customers the worth of their money.
Id ! feel gratlfled in seeing the benefit IL
.oniefs. flease send me a further supply.
nd believe Inc Yours. with respect.
JOHN c. WHITLOCK.
rs. Almost anynumbcr ofcertiicates
an be sent you if YOU wish 1t.
Windsor, c. w. June %, 1899
DIR. J. T.. AYEp -.
npt ! have Us-.,s
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16

FE Mr.. .Does,ick's' a correspond
ent Of the Detroi Daily Advertiser says,
that at his boarding house. in New York,
ne could tell when hey got a new hired
girl, by the color of the hairs in the butter.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16
y. & j. Deyin,
ATT O X n f Y AT LA w

oTTUMWA, IOWA.
~ WILL. practice in the Courts OF Wap-
clio, Jefferson, Van Buren,. Davis, Appanoosc,
Monroe Lucas, Marion and Mahaska.
Having the advantage Of q long residence in
/1he valley they viii give particular attention TO
Securing and collecting claims, sale of War
rants, Entries of land on time, buying and SELL
ing Real Estate, Settlement of Titles, payment
of Taxes, sc. February 10th 1884.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16

q A Madrid correspondent desert
bing the ~in.eres, the poorer classes take
in a bull fight, says tina. a week or two
ago a man actually cut off his wife's hair
while she was asleep and sold it, in order
to raise money for the purpose of seeing
the fight.