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asssA Of Edmund Adams, . young maa aged
about eighteen years and resident Of Elgin.
It appears that young man by the name Of
Cyrus Il. Larkin was married the evening be.
fore, and his acquaintance made up party
for ehartcari. Assembling round the house,
they struck up with bells, tin pans and instru.
mental accomplishments, when gun was
twice discharged into their midst from win
dow, taking effect upon young Adams, who
instantly fell.
80. The Chicago Times is the name of .
paper just started in tho city of that name. It
is edited by J. W. Shehan, formerly Of this
city, and makes most creditable appearance.
-. The Wings of tho third district Of
Maine have nominated E. W. Farley for Con-
gross. asa
80. John P. Haeson, from Philadelphia,
committed suicide in Pittsburg on Saturday.
80. 1t Bonapsrte, of Baltimore, was ono
of the staff Of Marshal Magnam, at the tets
of Napoleon, recently given in Paris
80. Hon. John Black, formerly United
States Senator from Mississippi. died at Win
chester, Va, on the 29th ultimo.
80. Captain W. Miner, nephew of secre-
tary Guthrie, died in this city last evening, at
the residences Of the latter. The deceased was
about 81 years old, and had for long time
been suffering under pulmonary complaint.
.... g. p. r. Jamos. the distinguished
novelist, is among the last arrivals ut Will
laIds' De- rr....
go. Hon. George P. Marsh has returned to
his home in Burlington, Vermont, after FIVE
years absence as United States Minister Resi-
dent at Constsn tinople.
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sALTIn0RE CORRESPONDENCE.
BALTIMORE, Sept. l, l6

BALTIMORE, Sept. l, 1854.
The political tocsin has sounded the alarm
which has awakened our politicians Of all
grades and every hue. Notwithstanding the
onward march Of the new political order, and
the activity and promptness with which they
act in secret, to the terror of the "old liners'
who do not comprehend their movements, the
Democracy of this heretofore "Gibraltar'' o.
that party are aroused and determined to
have grand battle at the coming election
that may be able to retain the power they
now hold To this end they hold Ward meet
ings, appoint vigilance committees, and are
preparing to hold grand mass meeting on
the Twelfth, at which distinguished speakers
from different sections of the country are ex.
pected to speak. .-.-
The veteran of the Argus and the Chime,
and it's stems are now having pretty ight
of it, growing out of the proceedings of The
School Board. Thus far it has been hip anG
thigh it is hard to tell which has the Best o.
it; but we "kirder reckon" that old brothe,
Beale will give his abolition Contemporary
enough Of it before he is done.
We notice the hand of Seas Light Foster
in the sub editorials of tho Patriot, in addi
ton to what he does in the "bubble" line. HI
Will no doubt ind this better business thar
starving in the "Rotundo."
Welearn that Mr. Lepson, member o.
the Democratic City Convention, will send in
his resignation to that body, through tn.
columns Of the San tomorrow morning, be-
| cause he can not subscribe to its anti Know
Nothing notions. We saw several members Of
the Convention to-day, who said they had no
the least doubt of the party being able to ge
along without Mr. L.. We suppose that nftel
the card is published, the nation will breathe
freer.
The pricesfor marketing have, notwithstand
ing they are lower than in your city, are SC
| very high that it is with difficulty our me
chanics and laboring men, who nayo fauilies
can obtain the necessariea Of life. If the pre-
sent state of things exist, We know not wha,
may be tho result
controversy is now going on between Mad
ison LETTERS, of this city, who was injured BY
the late accident the 4th of July last, on tht
Susquehanna road, and one of his physicians
Dr.. O'Neal Nc one will make anything ou
of this quarrel beside the newspapers WHIT
| publish the cards.
The weather is very warm, the city healthy
| and business looking up. Money is still
eight" and we don't know when the old fell
low will get str al ght again. SIGxA
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TO MAKE YOUR HAIR CURL.


rTNHE Great Wonde, Of the wo,ld has ~ length
l. been discovered. You cannot make one hsi7
white or black. but Mr. BYRON Il. RoBB has ut
length procured the truth CT the great secret after
much study. toll and expense, how to make The
hair curl and wave 10 the mcst graceful manner Joy
life. The proprietor has travelled through var ue
parts Of Europe for upwards Of nine In search
Of the celebrated chemist and physiologit, NJ
Jsques, and has al length found him IN italy. and
purchased of him the receipt for the sum Of 0oo
Ali persons having the most uncouth ard coarse
looking hair can have Transformed into the most
beautiful and curling APPEARANCE that could be de-
sired. The composition of viii the article Is com
posed will not cost than so cents, ami but one
application is need ID TO the hsir Il 10 wave
IN the most uniform end perfect mauLer for life,
and thus improve the looks and appearance one
hundred per cent We now cffsr this wonderful
discovery to the world for the um Of 81 90.
Direct all letters to BYRON II. R05B, Farming
ton. TrumbEll Cos Ohio, snd the receipt viii b fn
mediately forwarded to the person.s
All letters must bs pest paid to secure attention.
sen l-3m
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PERSONAL.

1.-The President and suite reached Win.
chester, Va, On Wednesday afternoon. On
the following morning they proceeded to Canon
Springs s. ...'-
....A rumor was prevalent at Rochester, nm
Monday morning that Senator n,,oou,,ss eot
...4.ol', had died Of cholera at Chicago, but it
| is now believed to be unfounded.
:. AN exchange says that Grisi is as .fat''
| as Aiboni-although her tall and splendid
form gives her grace and symmetry not pos-
ssssed BY Alboni, who wants the soprano re-.
gister in figure as we'll az voice. Is it At a,,
surprising that'Grisi should be greasa?
-. A Mr.. G. W. Bungay (who is Bungay?,
has just been favoring the public with what
he calls his "OH-hand Takinss and Cravoh
Sketches" Senator Sumner is thus sketcbad .
Charles Sumner is stockholder in tho
bank OF original thought. We may know I'll ~
no Las considerable bullion there, for bis drafts
arc honored at sight. and our first men ara his
endo1sers.'' -. A''
=, Ch-a-r- les may be stakeholder in the bank
OF original thought, but like many other bank
stockholders, he has been trading for years on
borrowed capital. As for his endorsers, Bun.
gay ought to keep ,hady. The philosopher of
the New York Tribune, is hit of after this
fashion: e=- -. -
~ The subject Of this sketch Is the prince of
paragraphists-the Napoleon of essayiats Ia
Is the great recording secretary of this Cont.
nent' employed by the masses to take notes
and print them" -''00
The biographer Bungay has evidently made
3 mistake in the name Of Greeley's employer,
In printers' parlance, the name is an sa. too
wide. tFsF F. e. az o-s
THE Chicago Democrat gives nm account
of a sad affair which took place near that CITY
on Friday night last, which resulted in the
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Heasy Forgery-Saie of Tickets for Grtsi'.
First Appsarance-Diamon Smuggied-
Gsu.a, tie. Hat:e,-Nayai Intelligence
DO.
NEW YORK, September 1, 1854.
There was quite auttsr yesterday anon,
our bankers and brokers, in consequence of the
detection of very heavy forgery A mar
representing himself talse'y it is supposedly a.
James Bishop, opened few days ago an ao
count with the Chemical Bank. His deposit.
were small until the 3Oth of August, when b,
made deposit of forged check, purporting
| to be drawn by John Thompson on the Ameri
can Exchange Bank, for SIG, 900, and as being
certified BY the bank clerk. On the same day
that he made the deposit. he drew the greater
part of the amount Of the bank in $lOO Chem
zeal Bank notes. The loss falls on the Chem
| ical Bank. No traces have yet boon found Of
| tho sWindler, but the police are after him
| The American Exchange Bank paid the forged
| check before they discovered 1t, but subss
| quently returned it to the Chemical Bank.
The auction sales of tickets for Grisi and
Marcos first appearance tookiplace at Castle
| Garden this afternoon. The attendance wai
| large, and the first choice was knocked down
! to Mr.. Coutts at 81 so premium, who the gen.
| tleman 80 flush OF funds is did not transpire
oome 600 seats were sold at premiums rang
| Ing from 70 to Is cents. The whole amount o.
sales, including the first cost of seats, is stated
| at near $4,000
| henry ) Raymond and Erastus Books will
deliver addresses at the Crystal Place thi,
evening, ON the occasion of the prese nation d
medals and diplomas to the exhibitors. ii
will prove dry affair. '<is O. 49, - >
| capt Rynders. deputy surveyor Of the port
ana officer Brown, yesterday arrested two
| herman passengers by tho STEAMER Vt hing
| ION, and found, in their possession Struggled
sistlng of gold watches, costly diamonds, rub,
| ana enamelled rings, and 800 oarats weight Of
unset diamonds. Some were found in thei,
/ vest pockets, some in beltsaround their bodies
and number in their boots. -s-.f' -. =.
The New York Tribune has reduced III.
| size OF Its paper on account Of 'sthe present
calamtous depression in all kinds of business
a. protracted as it is universal 49, ...
John N. Genin, the well known after pub.
,... sc. card in the Express in which ne says
tn the report In regard to stature
Is absolutely false. Il rs=.,...-.- -
The United States razee Independence Will
DC put into commission on Monday. Captain
JOSIAH Tattnall, ordered to the command of
the ship, reported himself few days ago. =
The storeshln Relief is rapidly loading with
provisions and clothing for, the Brasil squad.
ron. She will sail from the Navy Yard in
ten days. - $50 :
The steamships Princeton and Vixen are at
the yard. No disposition IL made, 40 n, a
we can learn, Of tho former, by the Secretary.
Recruits are shipping tolerably fast for tie
naval service, and among the eRlistments du.
flng the week were . number Of first-rate sea.
men; There are at present upwards of 1--WE
hundred mon and boys on the North Carolina,
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

This weeks number contains the highly in
teresting news by the two last Ems lish steam
er'' including brillisns description of the
Imposing ceremonies attending the proroga-
tion of the British Parlisment; full particulars
Of the gres: fres at Troy and Milwaukee, and
tho awful tornado at louisville; news by the
mail and telegraph ;. the sayings and doings
IN the federal capital during the past week !;
local intelligence, &C., &c. The miscellane,
oa' columns, az usual, are enriched with well
written essays, thrilling sketches, tales, poetry,
eHe"'lotes, d. %. -.-...
The Weekly Star Is furnished to subscribers
Tor the low sum of sl.25 per annum, payable
invariably in advance. -r-
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DrsosAcssuI Acf At sAirx, oKro--FoRci.

DrsasAcfrrI Acr A. sAirx, ono--FoRci.
BILE RESCUE OF SLAVE GIRL We copy the
following from the Cleveland Herald, Of the
10Th ult. It needs no comment:
We are no apologists for slavery, but ct the
same time we despise rowdyism and black
guardism when used BY fanatics in their rash
and illegal efforts to carry out their mistaken
notions Of philanthropy.
7 esterday, when the cars arrived at Salem,
in Columbiana county, from Pittsburg, q crowd
had gathered at the depot, dispatch from
Pittsburg having informed them that slave
girl was on board, under the charge Of her
master and mistress. When tho cara stopped
a big negro stepped into them, and, accosting
the girl, asked her if che was slave. She
made no reply, but her mistress answered that
she was. Thereupon the black rufian seized
her, and she, clinging to her mistress's neck,
begged most piteously lot to be torn away |;
but the black fellow violently tore her away,
and in the effort bruised the lady's neck Sc.
verely, and carried the child out Of the car on
one arm, and fourished revolver in the
other hand amid the plaudits of the excited
crowd.
The master of the child was not Just then in
the car, and upon hearing of the rescue offered
to 60 before any officer and execute free papers,
if the girl wished to be free, leaving the mat.
ter to the girl. But the mob weuld listen to
no such thing. The child's screams were heard
above the tumult, begging to 60 back, so that
she could again see her mother who belongs Ia
the Same owner. '' -r--- - -.-
The life Of the owner was threatened, and
be dare not remain over, but went ON in the
cars to carry grief to the mother of the girl.
This is an outrage, and the people of Co
lumbiana owe it to themselves to wipe out this
stain.
That long haired, brainless C. c. Burleigt
was on hand, and made a harangue to the
crowd. af,-oa~ .-. ....... ..
u The cholera is disappearing at Barba
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NE SYPHILIS, scRoFULl, AND DISEASED BLOOD For
thess terrific dis asses "Carters Spanish Mixture is
the only specific.
The proprietors have In their possession over one
hundfed rtfcates Of the most extraordinary cures
effected by it. -~ >..t - =.
We refer You to tie certificate of Richard Adams,
late High sheriff of Richmond Va; Edwin burton
u mmtssiener of the keTsnus for Ricl moud; Gen
WEIGH, of thu Mammoth Circus; Dr. Hendley, OF
washington City; mr.. Vim. A. Matthews, AMI G. B.
Luck, Bsq., of Richmond, Va; MIR. F. Boyden, Ex
change Hotel. Va, AID host Of Others who have
seen cases ct the worst description cured by Carter
sPsntsh Mixture. They sll certify that it is the
greatest purifier Of tbs blool known.
See advertise men..
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81 iRIr OF THE MORNING PRESS,

The InteItgence,, remarking that We in
nerit reverence for the Judiciary from our
British ancestors, deplores the recent Iowa
AMI Georgia State courts decisions wherein
the supremacy Of the rulings of the Federal
Suprc,ne Court are denied. The editor yery
justly charactsrizea tho Judges of the Su
prsne Court of tho United States as having
always been men, who, outside Of the respec,
eno to their official position, were entitled to
the P7cfoundsst respect of their fsllow-citi.
sens The same Journal takes occasion to
compliment Mr.. Carol Spence, American Min
'S'er 10 CoDsfantia0ple, highly, for the good
taste snd judgment with which he induced the
sultan to extend the time allowed to tbs
Greek residents in which to leave Constantino no.
pie We agree with that Journal heartily, in
It's lsGdatory comments upon the following
conclusion Of the letter of Mr. Spence in ones.
ton viz.
The Republic Of which have the honor 70
he the diplomatic agent near the Sublime Porte
Us as your hxceilency is fully aware, sedu-
t"dSiy avoided an interference in the disputes
vhien ha@e heretofore disturbed the peace Of
EuzSPe. The misfortunes social or political.
rf;th ha' 3 resulted from them have, however.
Te'er failed to elicit from our citizens thai
sympathy which happy and generous people
re'sF refuse ID the unfortunate and oppressed.
A7'"-tain;ng 10 violent antipathy against. nro.
tossing no urbounded attachment for any mar
ficuar nation, our Government has hitherto
ierdineo from oavllilng at the course of policy
pursued by any. No people, however, Hi.nes.
VIII greater pleasure every attempt on the
iat' OF oiher Powers to advance the social con-
a.,ion OF man IL time Of peace, or to miti gate
a. 10 - L.
81 way Prompted by desire TO accomplish
the utter object, 1 address this communicative
l" ycur Excellency, and avail myself of the
occasion 1t presents to e8er to yc1 the assur
sncs OF nv high consideration
me Union defends the doctrine Of the
democratic psrty upon the River and Harbo,
Improvement question, as assaulted in the com.
iaents of the Wing journals on the last veto
message and quotes Senator Fessenden tc
Prove that the Wing parry have been beater
before the country on every issue they have Sc
Ear made
The iSe1tsnei regrets that the Richmond
hrg sssms inclined to back cut from is al
'esei recent repudi alton of the anti SLAYER,
"'rsof the Northern Wbis party.
lac CI,fYsrtf this date gives further syi
denee Of its opposition to our country by 8
continuation Of its assaults upon tho Govern.
neu.. Hear it: i--- -'s-..
rhe wanton destruction Of San JsaH b,
the PRESIDENT has affixed q stigma upon on,
'I.hsi nnsnt which it will take years to wipt
e. II II esn ever &c done"
How admirably this corresponds with tn,
c"mments Of the British press; and vet thu
EftP,er would have the psopls believe that Il
Is IA asssrfean organ. .: -,
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VERDICT AGAINST A CRY. AT the Common
fieas Court, in session atNewport, N. H., las,
week, Ex'aoyetnor Henry Hubbard obtained
q verdict Of 1915 81 against the city of Con.
cofa-the jury being out i've hours. The
cause OF the action was the fracture Of ono Of
the bones Of the Ex-Goyernor's left arm, a
year and half since, by q fall on the leo. in
front OF the Eagle Hotel, in Concord, just. as
ne was leaving it at about o o'clock in Tie
evening. 80 .4.a.t ,.t.a,.-.-. -. ~. !
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~ UsE HAMproN's VEGETABLE T1ScrURE-Hsvs
yon Dyspepsia, Liver Gem pIaint, Ner vous Debilit
Diseases Of the Kidneys eny Loss of Power and Dis
arrangement Of the systemi We but point you t.
| the Thousands who have used the GREAf INvIaoRA-
TOR
In proof Of what we say above; We refer you t.
| '-Hsupton's Vegetable Tnotura," and it's effects,
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4as ks'uIr - Missouri Ar I,.,o
I'm o hesfn the Legislature, the wb;,, IN,
lave o. the Democrats 81, and tn. B.. .i
pat,y 50 The Wing. have a plural,., os'
Hs Ds'cfats in fte House, and the Dsmo
W. IAss a plurality over the Wings in th.
senate consequently the Senatorial election
@ nv' 'axe place at all without the son.eu,
Of both these psstie.. ~~A'
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-02

BARNEY ME- S WILLIAMS. The managers Of the
washington National Monument have directed
taa' toe e name Of Barney Williams, the come
dian, be inscribed on the panel In the monu.
ment destined for those contributing 70 Ii.
amount Of $500.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-02

A@-f should be universally ksotcn-fcr its strictly
lue-that indigestion is the parent Of s large pro
portion Of the fatal diseases Dyeentery diar,hoa,
cholera rlorbus, liver complaint, and many other
disease enumerated in the city inspectors weekly
catalogue of deaths, are generated by Indigestion
CLIQUE Think Of that dyspcptics think Of 1t all whe
eufer frcc d9ordered stomschs, and If you are viii
ling to be guided by advice, founded upon expert.
ence, resort at once don't delay day. to Hcofands
which, ss an alternative, curative, and invigorant
stancs alone and unapproaclied We have tried the
Ritters AID know that that they ere excellent for
the diseases specified above For sole BY dealers In
medicine everywhere. I'd. an 8 :.
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WASHINGTON AND WEBSTER Srsrr,s
ss Statue OF Washington, for tho Star,
r. H's'''Ana, Il on its ~sylt th,, ooun,-s
eov,,ass 80. "'rk OF Art, Mr.. Powers is no,
Bos,on On IN the statue of Webster, ordered 70,
ass.ri,, ns's represented IN the a,ti,ud. =,
$500 iae Constitution, which ia frm,n
anon ~. Uas hand. while the othgf r.st.
pp'p 'he SYMBOL Of the Union. II !. issa
pc magnificent aehievmsu, of sala 70
dstic genina A"eflcen ar
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~ DIRECTORY AND BUSINESS RE
GiSTER

THE undersigned respectfully announces to the
/ citizens Of Washington, that he Is still pro
cseding with the compilation 'nf bis City Directory
ard BURNERS Register, and hopes to present IT to
the public within a short period after tho oontrac
tors shall have completed the numbe, ing Of all the
houses He natters himesf that from his long resi-
dencs in this city and intimate knewledgs OF Sis5
affairs generally, and nom the plan reSsnny saoP
when completed will be one Of the most cesIecs a t
that has ever been psessn "h;sh !,
ctissna Of Warrington He proposes % y.
81 &c sscb year With al nsoeasary aiterAftoni
and -. or. I'll lions ~ J. JAMES cLkPHANE.
%, gIT d L.5 81 ,-s
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Ea- PRESERVE YouR KkIR.-It is a melancholy
and startling fact that quite large class Of the
America people ore bald aid that too ct an early
age, and 1t becomes those afflicted to pause and ex
anime the causes Of Badness and then: the remedy
EraeT sons american Hair Restoratire" stands IN
ton prepared purely on the scientific principles Of
the Red Man, and whe ever seen a bald headed In.
disnf such a thin has never been known.
see circulars, to be had of Druggists, giving par
ticulars.
Price 81, in large bottles.
Sold in Washington and Georgetown D. O., by ill
the principal Druagits, and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States nd Canadas.
n D. GILMAN, Wholesale and General Agent
Washington, D. @. p
Q. &. FISHER co. Proprietors,
No. Il Superior Street, Cleveland, o
nv 13-3u
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SCHOOL BOOK DEPOT.
~,o1oo, =. I0Ks of all kind to b. had st the
Root.sor. Of GRAY d BALLARTYN It'll
Street, near, t5as Fellows' Hall.
Everyth: hE 81 the School hook Line ct the very
lowest priesS lssaI) a. eep1-
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~ We invite the public attention to the
card asnoancing the afst exhibition Of Stan.
fy's Western WTilds, in another column. r,s
merit o. the artist is known Throughout the
coah'fs' aud We can testify to ri of HE otbe,
pr0prister', who have long been we'll kuo v,
e Us ihs'e1hieition win lroTe one of e1.
H.2Tdinary beauty and interest.
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81 JOE sHLL GfoN receives all the New Books
and Newspapers as fast publithed. He is agent
for Hari ers and oil the other Magazines, and oul
1esder7 will always find a large and good assort
ment of Blank Books and Stationery at his Book
store Odeon Building, corner of4 street anu Penn
yivania avenue aug 10
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-02

eSr A regular IN citing OF Colum.
bic 1ypogr. phcal Society will be held this evening
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BERTOLOZZI, from Florence, Utaly)
LIZ late Professor ut Lenox. Mass, gives lessons
in Fren h, Spanish. Italian. and Vocal Music Ad
dress street, Franklin square, between 18th AID
iith streets
References: Mrs Pea'e, Mr. Nsury, Egg, R,v.
Mr. Done,sp, In Washington; Professors Toresti.
Greene. ana McMulen, at New York.
LIZ
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ae aboiiticnism of the Baltimore =.
- sticks out fes:'in its leading editorial
'A's morning Thi, matter i. WORTHY tho
attention u its Southern readers. H.
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1oVRSAhsSr AT JORDAN SPRINGS. We call
the attention of our readers to the notice Of
the Tournament and Fancy Ball, which ia to
come of at Jordan Springs, Va, the srs,
laned on fuesdsy, the 18th instant, and the
Latter, on the 18th, which will be found in to-
day $ Star twill we'll repay journey oil
I've hundrs1 miles to see either.
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r. UGS,
FAEcY GOODS AND pERFUNERY.

TNHE subscriber re pecttully informs his friends
L end the public bat be has Just received large
supply Of Extracts Of all kinds for the han1kerchis
and all other things pertaining 10 the Drug buef
nea.
Also, Osg ood's Indian Cholagogue, Rovapd's Ton
10 Mixture, Keener's Powders, Fever and AsVe DO,
and ali other fever and ague remedies.
O. BOSWELL,
Corner Maryland sv. and 7th IT.
N.B.-Superior Soda Water may be had ut all
times at the ebove place. sep lin