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r ELDER 4 co,
u Have for sale the following nsw publica' ions
Brosress and Prejudice, BY Mrs Gore
Isabel CsroltoD, personal retrospect, by kneller
Glen
Freaks Of Fortune, or the Adventure of Ned Lorn,
by the suthor of Wild Western Scenes &c.
Tho Hermi,'s Doll, from the Diary Of Penci'ler
ScAfold
Relina- or the Female Fiend, by Alex. Dumas
The Morning Call, an original comedistta in act
by Charles Danr
Cutie and Gulpot, farce, In two scts forming No
g. the American Drama
Also has for sac the Know Nothing Papers and
all tho popular wesk'ies.
Expect also, this evening for sale, ths Baltimore
True American, Or Anti-Knsv Nothing.
J ELDYR 4 CO.,
No. 8, Columbia Place, corper
eep lS-1t La avenue and 7th ST.
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SPIRIT OF THR HoRH1ue PRESS.

Inc I"feffiEenesr says Of the rumor that
the Greytown affair has brought about . final
settlement Of all questions In issue between
me united States and Britain with reference
70 Central American aifaiu:
inss affair was EVIL enough and small
enough certainly, and If the Secretary of
ols'e nas managed to turn his own error to
:. goo account. he will prove himself very
20 give him full credit for it, besides having
Of the poet" pAi''''pn'
Inc same journal contains the letter Of Mr.
Onandier, accepting the nomination of the
"h's convention of the Second District Of
fennsyivanis for Congress, which Is q fol
lows, viz:
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Is, 1854
Oear or a committee has conveyed to mo
tne intelligence that the Wing City Conyen.
uon mas neni mated me a. q candid for 70
Siectfon to Congress in the second diatrict
such an expression of confidence on the mar,
Oh the Convention denotes an approval Of the
ooulse which L have pursued in the councils
y. .ae nsuon; and in accepting the honor thus
Ptonoleo beg 10 express to you and the body
ments. . ~
icsu.ted q. all times by an earnss. solioi.
tude Tor the growing and permanent interests
OF Philsdelphis, 1 have sought to the utmost
OF my abilities to serve nv constituents bya
tsitniui discnarge Of the duties Of my station
A ,e-eieoted these efforts hall not DO sbated;
anu piedgs myself that they shall be Joined
an unialling vigilance against all inroads
ma Innovations which may have for their oh.
Jeos q Weakening Of the rights which tho Con
sutuuon Secures to every citisen of the United
., nHApn
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An ExCITNG RACE.-The New York Herald
thus notices the match race over the National
Course, on Saturday last:
"The match race between Sam Letc her and
Madonna for $4,000, two mile heats, came off
yesterday afternoon, and was won by the colt
after three severe heats. The time made was
nothing to speak Of; but considering the con-
dition Of the horses, was most excellent. 1t
was by far the most exciting race of the week,
tho knowing ones being the principal sufferers.
Neither horse was in fit condition to run, both
laboring under indisposition At the start the
oids were about ono hundred to eighty on
Madonna, and after the first heat, ono hundred
to ten After the second heat the colt was the
favorite at two 10 one.'
Madonna won the frat heat.
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TIE NEBRASKA QUESTION IN OHIo.-John
L. Taylor, whig member of Congress from the
10th district in Ohio, who voted against tho
Nebrssks bill has been defeated by his own
party in his own town, whore the delegates to
the congressional convention were instructed
to vote for the nomination Of Mr.. Nash, Of
Gallis! Cause: his consistent high tonsdap-
position to Woolleyheadism.
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INDEPENDENT Who NOMINATIONS AT PH1LA-
DELPnA.-Ths Philadelphia Argus, of satur.
day, says:
The Independent Wing Convention for the
selection of candidates for the Senate and As
sembly, within the bounds of tho Second Con-
gressional District, met last evening at the
American Hotel. Tho following candidates
were selected: -..s-
Senate-William Welsh.
Assembly-H. K. Strong, Thomas Biddle,
Jr., Jeremiah Nichol, VIM. Devins.
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TIE SEIZURE or Tas BEsJAxIH FRANKLIN
The o. 9. District Attorney, at New York,
has fled libel against the steamer Benjamin
Franklin, at the instance Of the Vsnssuela rep
ressntativs. The vessel is nov in die custody
Of the United Skates marshal.
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THl CHOLERA The cholera has made its
appearance on several rice plantations on the
Carolina side Of the Savannah river
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NOW Is The TIME

LH0R all those Wishing to purchase any article In
l. the way Of Zoe WATCHES, rich aud fashion
able God JEWBLRY. pure sterling SILVER WARE,
lof cur own msnuf,cture) &c. ar, to save from Is
10 A6 per cent by calling at HOODS JEWkLRY
STORE, ~ he Is row re ewing hi Fall supply Of
tine goods, viii h be will dispose Of at the lowest
New York city prices. Pa avenue, between ~ md
9Th streets, sign Of the large Spread Eagle.
Ia W. HOOD.
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The SPECIE DRAIN.-The steamer Brandon
sailed from New ork for Liverpool on Satur-
day, with 119 passengers and $4,000 in
specie.
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The WEALTH OF SEBAsroPoL.-The amount
of the wealth at sebastopol is computed to be
f20,00O,000 The Notifications have cost not
less than f7,OOO,OOO, and the military and
naval stores are of prodigious value.
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A GROWING CIrY.-Memphis, Tenn, has
now population Of 1857, an increase Of rs
per cent since the last census.
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sse GRAND OeRNINa or TaH
New fdd Fellows Hall, Navy lard,
BY THE 0ENEVIEVY CLuH

lIiHH GENkvIEVk CLUB respectfully announe,
to the public that their hrtt ball OF ths seaeou
wi'l fste place on THURSDAY, 0otob0 18th, st the
New Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard.
up l6-MW&p
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r ARGE AND sUrERIOR IRON sAPn for sale
The sub scriber has fur sale large and very sn'
perior Iron Safe Of Herrings" Patent suitable for
banking or any heavy busiuess, which will 30 sold
ore third less than the manufacturers price.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Aucticneer and Com mission Merchant.
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GAS LIGHT GAS LIGHT
THOmAH LEWIS.

PRACTICAL GAsTITTER,
10Th strsst, hstvsen Psnna svsnus and street,
M doors aeoss keCsirss ASetio~ Stors)
uAvING srvsd reGulsr spprsntic-ship Of over
IL hyo yssn st the Gas Fitting busipsss a
In one ofthe laresst estabai.hmeno In PHI ~
aielphia. would rs-ps,tfaily inform the y
citisers Of Washington s.d Georgetown IkG
that am prepared TO at u . Dwellings, Churches.
Stores. &C., in . neat and subse initial msneer, and
warranted not to leak
Il. L executes all kinds Of iron Pips Work, for
gas, kteam, and water, at the shortest notice. and
on accommodating terms
Numerous references given n required.
sep ls-lms
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N1w FALL And WINTER GOODS

nUvALL 4 BRO, Merchant Tailors, have Jus,
returned from New York, where they a
have made their purchases from the beet
importing hou ses and ere now prepared to ~
exhibit ono Of the CHOICEST and richest Al
sentiments Of Goods Ia th.ir line OF business all
which they are prepared to make to order In th,
most elegant and Il shionable style
SEP lseeosw DUvALL BRO.
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For the redemption of stocks. .. 1888. Q75 is
For the payment of other Treasury
debts 20,l27 81
For the Customs ..:.......:. 1885 II
Covered into the Treasury from
, Customs. :..:...::. .......... 17,1s1 %
Covered into the Treasury from
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1898 81
Covered into tho Treasury from
miscellaneous sources. ........ "A so
For the War Department. ....... 6,705 IS
For re- paying for the War Depart.
ment ................... 1882 IL
For the Navy Department. 5000. 108,1 43 So
For the Interior Department. 80. 54,686 O6
For ro-paying in the Interior De-
partment.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I76 81
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o~ DEMOCRATs ARoUsEl Come
S forth In defence OF Equal Law 0
and Equal Right !-The Democrats OF
Warrington, and those who are friendly to Equal
Laws and Equal Rights, are requested to meet at
sIusfs Saloon On WEDNESDAY EVENING nest
at O'Clock, for the purpose Of organizing an Asso
ciaticn in oppoition t, the enemies Of Cfuil and Re
agtou Freedom. Men Of all creeds, who desire to
worship God they please, and every cit zen of the
United States, it matters not whore he was born is
invited TO come.
Come q the wind comes when forests are Bonded;
Come as the waves oeme when nsvies are stranded ;
Come "a f,eenen who battle for right;
I. ne men Of America, como In your might
sep 1876
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or r. e WARD.-S.olen or strayed two weeks
sDO ago from the subscriber, . red and white cow,
with large thick horns and very wild looking. gives
about twelve quarts Per day. Tn. above reward
Will be given and no questions asked by leaving
her at corner Of and thirtsent streets East
toll gate.
sop lS-3ts OWRN QUIGLKY.
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NALL 00OD0.-A nne stock Of Gents ~
II nishing Goods nov being rtesvsa
'''Se - O. BIRGk
~nm Wlnardf HotBL
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NOTICE 10 pRE-EMpT1oN CLAIMANTS.

Under the act Of Congress approved Sd Of March,
1859, entitled "An act to extend perception rights
TO certain ttlers ther Elm mentioned" the pre- emp
ton Jaws of the United states tley then existed
were excluded over the Aforementioned alternate
sections, where tbs settlement and iDproyemrnt
we're maize prior to the date Of allotment Il proven
up and paid for ut the rate OF two dollars and fty
cents per acre. before the day fixed for public GALE
And oy the act approved 9Th March, 1854, entitled
act for the relief Of settlers on lsnds reserved
for railroad purposes, persons who settled and i'm.
proved the above lands prior to the date Of scth-
drdsoaI Viii b entitled to prsemptsous at the ordi
nary minimum price Of the public lands, or At the
.sss q one dolls. and twenty i've cents per
are, II proven up and paid for before the
day fixed for the public sale. Therefore evsry
person sntitled 10 the right Of pre- emption &c
any OF the lands within the townships and part,
II townships above enumerated, il REQUIRED 70 e.
taoisn TIE sane to the satisfaction Of the resists,
ma tscsav@ OF The proper land omos, and make pay
@eos tnsrecf a. soon os procioabs after seesno tki
.asos. md estoss the day appointed ,or tbs com
oen0s o. the public salss Of the lands embree
nS tns 1ass claimed; otherwise suah claim YIN B,
jos. Q. WILSON,
Assss 0onniskonR Il TIE Gsnexl Land one
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n JNO. r. EVANS respectnly~
announces to ths citizens and st angers II
Aof Washington and vi.init. that he has
just rtiurnei from he Nor with large and ex
tensive stock Of HATS, CAPS. end everything in
his linz, which for dursbl ty end beauty Of finish
Cannot be surpassed.
!, b. viii, on to%nrrOv, Saturday introduce bis
The usual five dollar hat he nov fsu to the pub
lie for four dollsrs.
Likewise bis four dollsr Hats he now sells q
three dollars.
tlsc, large assortment of "wide-Awske1 and
"Know Nothing" Hats and Caps, entirely new
ttylee, ut reduced prices
Chiidrsn's Fancy Hats an, Caps, of all descrip-
lions. JNo. T. EVANS,
No. 3ss Fa. avenue, near 18th street
EoUND-A gold CROSS, which the owner tan
l. have by calling at s. Il Sylvester's Drug Store
and paying for this advertisement.
sep l5-3t
NOTICE .-Ah persons having claims as,inst
N George W. scroggan are requested 20 Ole the
the 18th instant, otherwise they viii he regarded
efusiDg to receive their proportion Of his assets
sep l5-3ts JN0. L. SMITH. Trustee.
HAVING MADE up my mind to leave The
Ill city, would inform the public that viii sell
private sale, all my Tools, sppertsining TO Black
smthing in general, together with an assortment OF
Iron, &c.
Persons Wishing such purchase viii do wen b
call soon and see for themselves. 10th ST., Island,
Washington. I. l. B0GGESS.
sep l5-St$
CIrlZsNs OF WASHINGTON wiring to lay In
" stock Of WOOD for winter win do well 10 givs
me call as an constantly receiving wood Of the
best quality on consignment, and give the bss'
bargains in the city, Wholesale and retail, Of my
yard en- Maryland avenue, at the Canal Bridge, nes,
the Capitol.
Also, for sale low three 6rst rate Carts two We
ter Tanks, Wheels, and geering for q buggy.
lot Of ready mixed Painte.
Crders taken for White Oak Lumber, 10
sep Is lin D.. w. HEATH.
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TAKE NOTICE.
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.

IL o avenue, under the Cnftoc etstee Ho--
tel would respectfully inform his customers
and the p bile generally that be has Just re- M
ceived new Fall ard Writer goods In IT. at III
variety, such tloths Cassimeres and veetings Of
the latest importston, and is prepared to hsvs them
made up at the shortest noice, In the most shier.
able manner and ct low rates Ct prices.
Having made ~ rtngement to 70 into the Ready
nsde Clothing business extensvely this season, be
lees confident that he Offer n those wshine 10
purchase Q stock of Coshirg not inferior TO any In
this city, and not made mp at The North, q ID usu-
ally the CAFE with work sold here; but cut In bis
own establishment, and made by our own needy cit
ixens In this dull season at low rates of prices be ID
Pnsbled Thereon, to compete with bern work In
point OF prices; and Is 10 quality and style, b. VIII
leave for those who favor him with call 10 iuies.
BE can sell whole suits Coat, Pahts, ard vest, o.
the following low rates:
Good sui, for business purposes out Of cloth or e
sinere, for the small sum of-....-.- ........ SO
Dress and frock Goa 9, from. $40 to ~
0vefcoats cf different ety 1es....... II 70
Black and fancy Pantsloons-.......-.-$s6 90 20 ~
Silk and Velvet Vests. 30 70 Nv
This stock Of Clothing Is Of . superior quslisy.
and hes bsen made up dnce he received The an s0e
winter fssbions.
He keeps constantly on hand . large assortmeos
Of fancy sri-lss-such - Gloves, oravais, oons'''
Umerellss, 10.
| Sole Agent Tor tbs sale Of sootts Report o. f.ss
IONS In this city. eeP -
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"A MOTICU.-A special ns. dog Of IL
Presidents Mounted Guard will b hsldc On
A TUESDAY EvRNINe, ct " o'clock, at
the arnery. - -
TIE msmhsfs are Isspecttu " invited to y pune-
tusl e butness Of importance will De lstd before
them for their action.
The commissioned officers Will plesss Be prsmpG
By order; jos. PxoK, Captain.
oeD. le-H
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0~ MIzpah Enoampmsns No. 6,
S Z. o OF i. R.-There will be Q regular
meeting Of this Encampmsnt TOMORROW Tues-
daD EVENING, at 8 O'Clock, and on every first and
third Tuesdsy Of each month until further notice
ALI members In good standing or not) are request
ca TO be present tomorrow evening, o. business Of
Importance viii require their attention.
sep lS-2t FRANK DARLRY, g. D.
0~ An adjourned meeting OF the
N Young Mems Christian Association Will be
ned IN Trinity Church, on THIS (Mondsy) EVEN
ING, ct II O'clock.
Addresses will be delivered BY Rev. Dr.. @ n. But.
lsf and Henry ]. Kershaw, Hsq.
The public 10 cordially invited to attend.
J. HALL MOORE,
sep H. 1eo ga
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THE light BETWEEN THE KNOW
- I1THIN0s AND TH1 IRIsH. -
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, that tn,
L Subscriber hath obtained from the Orphans
Curt Of Washington County, in the District O,
Columbia, letters If administration the person.
estate Of Richard Davis late Of Washington County
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deseasei hereby warned hibit the same
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on OF
bsf-re the sixteenth day Of September next they
may otherwise by law be excluded from ali benefit
Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this sixteenth day of Sep
TENDER, 1854
RICHARD T. JACKSON,
sep 1S-laW3w Administrator.
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~ OYSTERS In every style srs nov
N q served up daily ct Gautier's salo'n.
SM1 .,- C. GAUTIHR,
~ Pa. ava, bet 18th and 18th SITS.
sen lS-&
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CHICKERING'S SUPERB PIANOS.

f,7,., :a WASHINGTON LIGHT -INFAE.
XxySEl TRY GRAND MARCH. dedics ted 70
H@Captain Z. @. Darlington, by Prof s.
Rhclich, just published by HILBUS HIrZ, and
for sale at the principal music stores.
sep l6-tt
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q The Starr Omee L. located On
- Street, second door west frem 18th,
near the junction Of I2th Street and
.enn'yivania Avenue, nearly sPps-
cite 20 the " Kirkws.a ty.,.. - ~.
" Irving Hetel.v
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

give up all claim to the business, and all out.
standing debts, whether due me or the late firm Of
Forrest Newman. p. J. NEWMAN.
S.rta hovl a
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+ OYSTERS!-OYSTERS!!
ID SCHWARZE respectfully Informs his
IL. customers and the public that he - ~
IL constantly supplied vi b the choicsstc NIlJ
Oysters that can be found In this Ear
ket, and that he can supply hotels and
famil'es upon the best terms. Orders most respect
fully solicited ami promptly attendei to. Apply al
corner of l1th and u ass. sep 18-lrs
Mrs. T. BIZ VERIFY IiANDOL r H
M and daughters will open Boarding and Day
sctol for Young Ladies', on TIE first Monday In
o .tcbsr. - ..-
For terms, course OF Instruction, &c- application
can be made to Mrs. R at her residence, on New
York avenue. be ween It'll and 6th sts.
sep 18-eot0ct2
NOTICE--The owner Of couagpse Of . Box
~ contaiuing sundriee, marked 81. Clarke, and
shipper from Kew York, per schooner Ben Strong
some tim. siccs, Is requested to call for II.
Also, the owner or consgnee Of . Box, containing
fancy articles.
Ifthe boxes are not called for durirg the ensuing
month"; they wi be sold to defray the expenses on
them PErAR B1RRY,
Agent New York Packets.
Georgetown, D. c., September Is, 1854
sep 1876
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NV P~Ason i"F' uoourlcn) IomOVo0 from the
good thing" he hold, to make place for
Mr.. McRse, and that he himself also lost ,he
other good thing there-the American vice
c'nsulship-by the same act of the Govern.
ment. So, this complaint is merely lament
on the part Of young Mr.. e., over the loss Of
his and his pas bread and butter. The fun
Of the affair is, that be should be 80 silly as to
preach homily over his disinclination to 6pd
fault, and then over the pretended hsinous.
ness Of hr. McRas's offence, whom, if he re.ll,
mas An ounce Of brains, he must have knovn
that there are hundreds on this side Of tn.
Atlantic who are sufficiently oonverssnt with
facts enough, to enable them to appreci.t. a,
their true value his indirect protestant ons O..
disinterestedness and public spirit, az we'll AZ
the spirit Of petty spite which psrvades tb.
letter In question.
The Cession Of Cuba Hoax-For the iufor.
nation Of the editors Of the New York Herald
who devote more than column of their issue
Of Friday last to grave 81 eculstion upon the
consequences OF the contaminated purch ase of
cabs, announced In their tslegraphio new.
from Washington on the day before, We have
to rsitsrste our declaration Of Saturday, thst
he who believes the story must be blessed with
IN enormous bump Of crsdulity, indeed. Un-
Iess, Ne are greatly mistaken, the Government
have been longer Of late without hearing from
NJ souls ofaoially on any subject whatever
than ever before siDos he took his departure
for Asdnd. Had he bought the Island, ii 10
nors than likely hs would 1t least have no.
titled his principals that he had drawn on
Hem tx the passhass monV. But though
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ORIGIN or THE DIFFICULTY.
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NEW FALL STYLES OF HATS.
n - I

sep 1o-d2Ohk2a~tEoyl
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DVARBING-The Nj aes shanka having RENT we'd
ID nom their late residence on High street. and
taken fine brick house adjoining the store Of
Mr. II 4. Berry on Bridge street., are prepared b
Aeon MEDIATE boa.ders, b til trsnse Mt and perma
nent. Terms moderate. sep 1S-st
A IR PISTOLS and . variety Of oth.r Toys
n and smusemeats for children, st
sep 1S-3t LAMh0Ht'a. 7th st +
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-09-23
Ritter's Family Medicines.

DITTER'S &lMP>UND SYRUP OF TAR. WILD
IL CHERRY AID WOOD NApnTIiA For
Coughs, Colds. As hm,, Bronchitis, Whoopin
Cough, and all pi+" SEES ndins to
puIM DNtEY CON sumption.
Is ono Of the best prcpar ons of the d " for all
Il s"ts-s of tho Throa' and Lungs, hous nls N
cStiiy. II contains no II .rcotc. it IN be Civ n
wi perfect safety to the yonnscs, child. Price
twenty i've cen : per bottle
RITTER'S AROMATIC DINNER CORDIAL.
FOR he cur" of Dysp"pst /. ninr ho,A Low Sp;ri.s
Nervousness General i'.bili'y. H..
This Curli will be found hi ,hlv beneficial in he
bov. ds"rlc it il plc.s to the tas O. and " II
relieve in slor; time all hose dts ressing feelings
10 which dyspcpi;s are liable. 4 few doses will
step thu most obstinate Dar. lG, Procure i bot
tie and b. cured at ONE. Prise fl cents per botl,
RiTTEhS PICTORIAL SYRUP CARMINATIVE
This ptep'r tion has be n in use for over seventy
years in Pliiladci phi,; it WAS formerly manufac-
iured by the grand of The present proprietor,
and rs a soothing syrup h,s stood un,ivulcd Ii
quickly relieves eolicy pains, and promotes natural
sleep in infants. Price u cents pr bot lc.
VANSWFITEN'S, OR BLACK PILLS
Also known as Moraviin Pills Hurts Pills. Dutch
Pills and safe Purgative and Ambitious Pill and
no 'mily should be w:thou; them. Piicc twenty
five cents per box. The above m,dicincs can be OBJ
taincl Of the sole proprietor. |. L..RlTTER.
.Iuly22 No. South Front St. Phil .d,-
NIB. A libcr Il discount III d., to Drug .ists and
Storckccp-Ls
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-09-23

THIS preparation which has become so gen.
pared by J. J. Hunt not as an article for mer.
chandize generally, but merely for family use,
, and that Of some ii his friends who heard oft,
and would not b" without il. The wonderful
effect i, produced in relieving the most stubborn
Cough, became so generally known, and spread
far and wiie, which Induced him to offer it To
the Public, relying entirely on It's own merit
for its future success.
The demand for it has increased daily. and
| is increased in popularity beyond his cxpccu
lion, and he here pledges himself thai it will
afford relief when properly taken.
READ! READ! READ!!,
II is unlike any other Relneiy--Its cures are
sure.
From a. McKendrcc Bowl. with Baughcr
Fisher l. Co., No. 3Is. Baltimore ST.
BALTIMORE, Oct II, 1853.
Mr.. j. ]. Hnnt-Dear Sir: desire 10 add
| my testimony in behalf Of your valuable Congh
Remedy. Having suffered severely Tor several
weeks with violent cough, tighincss oi the
chest pain anil soreness in my breast, and gen
rral debility of the system, after goin = through
a regular course Of Medicine, and using almost
everything recommended by my friends, to lit
tie or no purpose. I was prevailed on to try you
s'Gr-at Molern Rcmriy,'' did so, aud ailc
using but three bottles, was entirely relieve
and am now perfectly well.
Yours, truly,
Jan cow ~ A. Mex. BOYD.