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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
EteIsef Ira Five Minutes.
TIL ER 20 ARl{rND GIN Rio ,SYRI-E

TFLER y COMPOUND GUN ARABIC SYRCP
1NHE increasing demand for this most pleasant
1 safe, and effcs ioGs remedy for sll pulmonary
diseases, has enabled the PROPRIETOR to reduce TIM
oioe place 1t within the reach of al classes
Its bperiority most sma, prepaI atoms is al
tes cd ny many eminent b. s,cisns who hsve e&
eye witnesses Of - efficacy when the usual RENE
dies have failed; also py thou sud II onr most r.
pectaoie cltlsns no aave us- it in their fsmilie
both preventive AMI cure with never failing sue
r the lest twrnts ysars, during which psrlcC
with very little aid from advertising &c, il has
gradually spread reruta Ion over the whole Ur:0n
IN Of rece It CbIds Coughs, todrsencst, DC, 81
81 immediate relief q g-n rally cures in q dnl
two, without Interfering with diet business,
rendering the system more suscep ib,e Il CoIds, IL
chro ic cases, asthma, WEocr no Cough Group
bronchitis, affections Of the Lungs, ana ConsEml
IT, n, It Is always vry nefc,sl aud selacm faii
when commenced in time to perfect cure.
Price q srd &c COILS bottle.
Sod who'esa by Patterson d Marin, Stott Co.
kiigety Co. Alexan lria by Peel Stevens. III
Georgetown by Mr.. Cissel.
a. TYLER'S GUN AZ ABlC C.sNDT DROPS
. similar romposi lou to the above, but in 8 mi del
and msr- portable torn /; they act lie a charm OF
q ucuhee ONE Cough, and clear the throes al,
voice; they contain no injurious drug par,icU
iarly recommended for children. frequenters put
Tic asssLn bii-s, pubic speak, rs, singers, dc.
Pho i2H and Is cents per box.
For sale IT most Drug and candy stores.
oct LIT
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TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS

HE sub or b-r, int nding 20 ctang- s bu>i
Des. oT'rs for sal at Baltimore prices, a
on aooommo da. ing to ms, his en- ire stock Of Lu,u
Der, equal in quality ard qualify to any thi
District H wing pu CHASED almost exclusively f. r
cash. and ishing clio out by the LIST Of Jau
7 can and will sell AS low the same quality can
ch4sers tim for nots satistac orily secured, with
in crest have now hand
100000 feet Albany " bite Pine
100 900 do SusQuebanEa do
100, 900 do dress and undreFsed Carolina aad
Eastern Shore Flooring
20o, 900 feet White 40 Yellow Pine Siding
6OO, 900 aths
100000 Shingles
SO 600 Pcktts. Chestnut and Cedar Pests
large artms Mt Of Eastern Shore North Caro-
hna Spruce q ID Heinl ok Joist Scantling and
II nber
10000 teet Henl ck Rails for fencing
Toge.h r vita u large stock If A.h, Poplar, Cher
~, AID alnut
AFRO. tuli cargo Of sea =oned Peneac,ls F.oorin.
jus received, equal in every respect to any e7
brought to this market, which ma b. seen at Ager
j. McLanes Mill
The wh.1f AID warehouse known as g sgden's
Wharf" vii BE- or rent on tn LIST OF Jauua next
1t has been pus in mplets order has alter front
OF up yards Of Ave hun 4red feet, snd twenty feet
depth Of water at low tide. 1t is beyond Question
the most desirable wharf proper y Ia this District
all persons Indebted 10 me are re1ues ed to settle
their accounts at once either by ca.h or notes Ut
short dates. tn EODORE M0SHER,
nov l0-lms Blagden's Wharf
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NEW CONFECTIONARY STORE
nov leo I'M

T'aESE il alw ,ys something unier tie sun;
L and, therefore, wo Id iufcrm my friends and
the rub ic a, large, that have ops ned fine Few
CO.. fec ionsry Store, opposite Browns Hotel { o
BAD iennsylvauia avenue, in b Oh my BIZ OBJ
aimed every hing in the line. in The BEST possible
m inner. and CHE PEST TIES, ICE CT Ms, JILL
L1k&, CuARLOrrS, &c IS &c. Of all kinds; CA ~.
DIES OF ali kinds and prices from 25 cents to 81
PEI pound: CAHE@ of all h,nis. You may he re
tnt more than fifty varieties of Cakes all of the
be,tQuah y, made OF good fresh buttsr and eggs,
md by he best workmen in he United States
alter m self that pie the Of the m, Ct
tas .idious. sc. WEAVER
n. g. Parties, Weddings, Balls, &C.. supplied on
the hottest nouce AID most ea.ina terms.
NOV 1--e,2r
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SONETHING NEW.

ntPOSlTE TIL Market IN rnNNSYLVA-
~ MA hVhNUE do rs bel1w Ninth street
Is \ NEW CLOTHING STO E for Men and Bows
open.a thi' day. DfCkEE, ne Of tha respes
Clothing Merchant in he Ncr has ds,erm{n I'd
TO her TO the citizen Of sshi Zton and vcini v
bis excellent LlothIn2st he lowest Northec prices
for cash only. 1hre the
POOR MAN
will md just such Go hing Sto az has cns bsen
Vantsi IN washington. His II otto is chesp f,r
ca b, and M PRICE ONLY.
good ~ stau.lal woollen cost he will sell fol
~ and heavy winter pants, we'll lined for 81 25
ana Goa 8, over AIS, snd vests, Ia proportion
food WOO and o. ton under HRS h)siery, 81 YES
&c, ch- Ier tn n the che pest nov l1-tf
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EV ENING STAR
WHILE IT'S DAYTIME LET us wol

Ev"ry mortal has his mission,
In this world of &C i've strife,
Whether in high post on,
Ora lOwly walk in life.
BE Is who, now fulfilling
Every duty day by day
Shows the mind and spirit willing
To perform its OnN ard way.
LIES bark upon the ocean,
Tossed and rocs p6 by everv gale;
Now scu's on with speedy molten,
Now With rent and taitered sail.
Lies ?. bright and sunny morning,
y, it'll some light refreshing showers,
Followed by dark cloudy waning
OF the storm that DER US lowers.
LIES the cord of silver, binding
Man in contact with his kind;
Death is but that band unwinding
Setting free the earlh-bOund mind.
Lies the pitcher of The fountain
Whence immortal rillS descend;
IT'S the fragile wheel surmouniing
CisIern where pure waters blend.
LIES the day and deed for action,
Death the rest, the time Of night;
he VINO works with satisfaction,
Works while yet the hour Is light.
Forward, then the day is waning,
Westward sinks he sitting sun;
Onward, on without complaining,
Work, while VI II may be done.
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HIS OPINI0

Awestern editor thinks all our troubles
take their rise IN follies, fast horses, and
extravaganza. Listen to him:
ReckleSsness and gross heedlessness
in business matters, lave taken the
place of carefulness. Credit instead OF
being used with caution, is given and
taken with perfect looseness and q
man failing to day, settles at 80 cents to-
morrow, and Is IN the field the day after
as good as new. This is the definition
of good merchant of the modern school.
no matter if he has saved something, no
enquiries are made, no surprise expressed
if be buys house at five thousand dol
lars cash, month after his settlement
it's all in keeping with the times.
The tone taken by society in the mat
ter-oi-lact indifference with which it looks
upon frauds, Swindles, seductions, and
other great crimes at the present hour,
will have beautiful effect upon the
present generation in the moral way; and
if it rstrogradss as rapidly the next
twenty years as it has the last, the rain
spoken of in the scriptures, which de-
stroyed a couple of cities, will be we'll
deserved by us, whether we get it or not
High moral tone, we believe, infused
into business, will make individual and
q neral prosperity of C urse with Ordl-
nary sagacity united. If Peter strives
hard to pay Paul, the lat er individual
can go on with his obligations, but one
rascally Peter will, like the individual
brick at the end of row, overseeing it.
self will overturn thousand"
UsuRY laws IN VIRGINIA. "A few
years since the sight Of newspaper pro-
posing the repeal ofthe usury laws was a
sort OF phenomenon Oflate well-reasoned
discussions of this question, in which the
liberal side is taken. are becoming fire.
quent In the Daily Virginian, printed at
Lynchburg, appears very we'll written
examination of the policy of the usury
laws, IN the course of which it is peril
nently said
I'VE preach individual and social free
dom at almost every corner, and some
times trample under foot the wisest con-
servStism. Yet, strange to say, we have
allowed. and do st ii allow, to exist and
to be enforced law which trammels half
the transactions of life. and VIII ch works
no good, directly or indirectly, to the in
tereSts of society. 1t is demonstrab.y
true that our usury laws do only harm.
In times ofease and plenty they are USE
less, because thev forbid what no man is
tempted to do, and in every pre- sing
crisis they hasten, increase and prolong
the evil"
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THE NATIONAL HOTEL

this ely will be re-oo-ned for the reception of
i guests on tie attn o. This nonh I he removal
VI the Kitchen from the base 10 the ear OF the
utdipg, and tn, slte: AT ons in and about the
D1ninS Rooms, VIII add greatly to the eonveGisnce
ana CT mort o. its guests The table will be ur nish.
Cd With the best the markets aford, md served
IN the best st. lie, aud no expense labor wi be
spared to Ienoer the house. in every respect equal
20 any In the country. The 81 scr Der, there ore
trusts that generous public will continue The lib.
eral patronage whi has always been extended to
TIE house Per ons drsring 10 procure FOOLS for
the sibter can 90 40 at any uEe at the Goth, by
ing the Hotel Z 10. WILLARD.
Washington city, November Ia / 81
nov l6-tf Intel Ia ion Sent Globe.t
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ana thirteenth street 9H -dIy
HOUGH's PRAG1ICF OF COUnrs-MARTlAL
IL vol London, 1925
housh on the Articles of War, vol e, Calcutta,
ugh'e Case Book of European and Native Courts.
Mar'il Vol. 4loutts, ls L.
Hough's Military Law Authorities, vol, Cal.
cut's, 1889 ' 0a'
Hickman on Naval Courts Martial, London 1ss,
~aJor General Nspier on Military Law, London,
James's Callection of Charges, Opinions, and Sen.
fences Of General Co rts- Mar ia, Loi n, 1870
o-muePs Historical Account Of ,e Brush Army
and the Law Military, l. moon 1915
slmDoD3 On CourtI Mari London, 1852.
Sui ivan on Courts Martial Iendt n 1854
Che ,-r-Guidos des TribunAux Miniatures, voIl =,
Paris 1928.
M.l,ty's court:Martial and Military Law, Bos.
Ch-nier-Manuel dss Conseils de Gusrre, P sris,
Grim his Military Law, London, l64l.
DID W. sgnii-i i:tior naire de Ia j. tice Mt aire
Paris ls47
On Cuts Martial snd Military Law, by "Ths
Author" L. ndon 1916
NJ M n o" Courts Martial. Loudon, 1928.
v: Hht on NJ lit ry Law, New York l.46
o'Brlen Military Law and Courts Marli.l, Phil.
aielph's, 1916
lsll '0" 'oiA'
Adye on cou-ts-Msrtial. London, 1906.
iyter. Military Law, Londop, 1900.
vols LoDdon, 1906
N.sa sSl"siou: .nd Instructions, BY the Brit.
iit.1y and Naval Trials Of Loed Ganti.,, o.
Lisa. 6-De:al Whirslock, q LORD Gao es Sac,
x.le' ct Hdnirsi byng Of Admiral Kspp~l. Of asa.
ani, OF C,n@odors Porter, Of Lieut. e,n. Murray,
Of ns1or rtAnh'pe, OF Lieut. Colonial Co kburne, Of
nov Il fk1Nox TAYLOR
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n DENNIS, frRos PARr) UPa0LSTERER AND
Z. PAPER BthGER, 70. All, c'r er OF louisf
ana avenp. nd Sixth street, Washington, u. {,
Furniture repaired and vanished On pets cut
fitted end rede.
Gu. ta!us Lounges, and Mattresses made.
~ Good references given.
T. D. 80 CTS a share Of patronage OF tee public,
I'd pledges to do his work neat and cheap as any
ntler { blisf ment in tte ciy nov I'M
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o. 8. MILITARY ARD NAVAL ARGUS

TIVE undersigned having become the SoutLrrl
i Correspondent of tn sbe We paper, edited By
Moor Crawey, aud being dssirous to furnish co rec,
and authentic in ormation In reference to all mat
ters sPpsrtsininR to the Military. solicts the aid
officers composing the several Com aniss in thi
and adjoining cities, in sdving him OF Any Of Their
proceedings for pu hiicAtion.
q. W. MEARSON
P.S-A branch ofi.e has been established liz
this ity, where subscr ptions sdvei tisements anG
oommunicsti ons will be received.
Office, 2t4, Pa avenue bet 14th aud 18th SITS.
lift
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TAKE NOTICE.
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.

ID w. RH W s > &, Merchant Tailor, Pa
J. avenue, ser the United States TO- A.
lei would respectfully Inform his customers
and the public generally that he has just VI
sived new Ean and Winter goods in gr, At AA
variety, such cloths, Csssimeres and NestEeg OF
e lsteet importation, and is prepared 70 have them
inside up et tbs shortest notice in the Inoet fashon-
,ble nkuEe,. ard 81 low rates CT prices.
Having made arrangements to 90 into TIE Ready
nsde UIothisg business extensively this seascn, he
ees confident that he can offer e those wishing to
purchase stock CT Cotbing, not inferior to any in
lis city, and not made up al Tie North, is usu-
lily the csse with work sold here; but cut Ia his
OVID establishment, and made by our own needy cit
lens In this dull season low rates of prices he Ia
snsbied therefor, TO compete with ,hern work in
point Of prices; and 10 quality and style, ns will
cave for thcce who favor him with Il call to Judge.
He can sell whole suits, Coat, Pants, AID Vest, 1t
The following low rates:
rood suit for business PURPOSES out Of cloth
sinere, for the small sum of....... SIS
Dress and rrock COa's from $l0 to $40
svercOats Of different styles........... ~ 80 70
Black end fancy Psnisloops.-...........$35 90 to 10
Xix and velvet VESTS. 90 to 10
This stock of Cic thing is OF a superior quality,
md has oesn made up since he received the Ia and
Tintfr fashions.
He keeps constantly on hand q large assortment
II fancy sruelss-such as Gloves, Orayats, Collars
yRbreiaS, &c.
Sole tg-nt for the sale of scotts Report of Fash
onsin this riry ser l5-tf
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILRoAT
II

On and after Tuesday, Nov. 7, 1854,
He Cars leave Alexal dri+ daily for G,rlons
vile and int M di4te tstions attn o'ciocs
9. m, On the arrival OF tbs boat from Washipgt n
giving ample time for breakfast on hoard Crn
ne ting at Manassas Junct-n with tr for Stras
aurg. at Warren en- ia ction w.t. train for War
rsntou, AMI at Gordonsvilie With The trains n the
Virginia entrai Railroad for Richmond, Chariot .es
lille, and Staunton
rhe cars leave Gordons1ile daily for AIex.r DIR =
and in ermedist. stations. at Il before Y g. "a. on
tie arrival of the trains the vi GINA Ger al raj
road from Richmond. Charlottesville. and Stauntcn
N
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heat AND VENTuATE,

'f'HE suotcflbers have now on hand and are pre-
l. pared to put up almost every description
Range, inciudi. the Gibson, Buynton, ketbe. Bar
row and speace patterns. These We will At I'D a.
as low rates and as we'll IS can be founl in thi,
c)untry
Also, on hard complete assortment Of Register
and Ven til stors.
W. THOMPSON BRO,
Plumbing G<s Fl ting Establi> hn-nt.
Pa. AVENUE, side, between 10th and III b sts
OFT bot n0l
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TO INVENTORS

rJNHH oMtce Of "The Inventors Protection National
Union" ie on It'll street, opposite the Est For
:eo of the Patent Ofce and is now ready TO sttend
o the business Of It's members, namely: in making
-xsmrsti and soliciting patents, DC.
Inventors invited to call aud get copy OF the
Constitution and By laws, srd -6ere sby in.5rtn&
ion will be given respecting the Unicn
All letters business ust be directed to thu o.
ioe where attention viii De given Immediately.
model shop lie In Coz necticp with the ONCE,
here IodelA can Be made to order at the shortest
,otjo. T.. "a CLAYTON,
ar rn-ty President I. P. n. u.
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WIN NOELL 4 GEO K. BOYD,
IPHOLSTERERS & BLIND MAKERS.

ia dpessIs south sac, be. 9th aud lUh streets.
WTEaIepr pared TO furnish senitian Inside Blinds
w Of every style, Reed Blinds t. per Curtain, snd
every style Of painted Shades Also, We furnish 70
order cursd hair, moss, chuck, and other dat
trnsses; Pc" and other Cushions; Lounges, Easy
Chairs, Ottomsns, &C; OarEets and Curtains neatly
m,sds and warranted ~ FL ol6 Blinds req sinted aud
trimmed In the best manner.
All work done promptly, and guaranteed to give
satisfaction sen 1Q-<o2m
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WELLS
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
9H1ElCH DROP.

WELLS
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
BHHCH DROP
Or. Cancer Root.
CELEBRATED REMEDY FOR CAN
GER, ULCERATED SORE THROAT,
WHITE SWELLING, BRONCIII-
IT'S, DROPSY, AND ALL
DISEASES ARISING FROM TIE IMPURT ?
OF TEE BLOOD.
Prepared by J. L. KIDWELL, Chemist, George
town, D. G.
The estimate that Is accorded this prepare,
ton by ,hs medical profession aud ov othsf com
petent to judge OF its merit, may be SEEN in the
fact that it has baen prescribed by many Of our
most eminent Physicians in this country, and has
attract the stteptinn of celebrated profession OF
the Edinbu-s College. scotlsnd, by whom It has
been successfully used in career Of aggravated
character.
The proprietor bae been forced to make more ex.
tensvs arrangements to meet the rapidly increasing
demand for Beech tRoP.
VINCENNys, INDIANA, Dot. 8. 1854.
J. L E!dWell-Dear Sir: SOr three months ago,
through til agency of Col 'rpilh Miller, our repr>
ssutstioI 10 Coperps had pa chased OF you for
the use o. my father n Scotland. one dozen Pottles
Of Bee h Drop or Cancer PREPARATION. have let
ter fro my brother stating that the ply scian de-
sires you to forward another dozen bottles; He
thinks under its the ri ease Is ereested NAV
add that my father has tried every physician Of die
tinotion in Scotland and EnglsD l. including Profs
sors OF Ell nburg and Coess without relis'. The
iisea of three yea standing, began in tire
right cneek. which is partially consumed. lie was
sufferer with constant pain, which has entirely
left him
Thie case will give your preparation popularity
in B,itsin which NJ her medicine has Direct to
William Dick, Esq Collydesn. by Leslie Scotland,
in care OF tiessrs Pen oed, Clay Co, Druggists,
N. York, who will forward it.
Mr. Flint lie man Of grr al influence in his couny y,
and will with ple.su communicates with any Oh.
In reference to his case.
CALIAWAY COUNTY, MISSOURI,
July 18th. 1854
Dear Sir-Vith great pleasure inform thst your
prepai alton of Beech crop has pl he'd for me
What tn 'ught beyond thu rea n Of humsn agenc
for the last twelve years lave b go afflicted with
crotula of Cancarous torR. So eXtenrive was the
ulcers and 80 horrible ap,ea -ance that my Cas-.
became no orious with all the Faculty ia this and
he adj Dining ccuntiss-in fact had obtained the
BEST medical aid IN cur state, without auv sbate
ment Of the disease THROUGH a lend l procnr. d
half dozen bottles of Beech Drop, after using
It, perfect the cure, that hund visited me
Ny desire Is TO benefit ICY fellow man with thai
nurposa beg sll afflicted with Scrotus in any form
o use it
Enrloeed you will find au order from some friends
for the preparation. Very truly,
JNO. c. FLINT.
For sale by Druggist ead Dealers in Medicines In
Washington, Alexandria, and Baltimore.
oct l4-6SN
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ST. CHARLES CLOTHING HOUSE.
And Gentleman Quitting Establishment,

Ne. Il aor<aWss< corner of Kis0 and Futyfzs as
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
nsNkY BLONDHAEM respectfully invites the
Sensral to hi. excessive Aud elegant assortment of
fashionable Fall Ind Winter CLOTHING namely
ms latest style of Paris Frock Goats, Dress Goats
and g. 0Ter-Coa.s Of all descriptions Also. French
black, dosskin, and fancy - mere. snd tweed
Paotaloous ALEC q we'll assert ed snd elegant stocs
Of French and English velvet and silk satin Vests
The furnishing depsrtm Mt Of goods consists Of
the very test qua ihss, which II. Blon harm offers
for sale at full 20 per cent wer for cash. thai can
be purchased at any establishment within this or
any ushern cit. Henry Blondhsam Therefore
hopes to meet with an early call from bis friends
patrons aad the citizens within the envrens of II is
city.
N. Bout forget the number Of the hous.
which is 81 north EAST corner of King and Farf. x
streets, Alexandria nov 9-ThAMIm
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Gas FIXTURES,

n HE subscribers take pleasure IN ANNOUNCING %
l til. public that their stock Of GAS FIXTUEES
cciuprisng the b~st end latest patterns has
received sne that they are new prepared to sell
lie lowest rates Persons in want Of Csc fixtures
~il pieaas cal ane examine they viii no doubt
and il to their interest
Dwellings and public beildings ftted with eas-su-
clUg n the usual rates
J. ". TROMPsns d RRoTHEA
6eo le-0 Pc av. bet 10th and 18th. A, side
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REDUCTION IN GAS FIXTURES

IA are now receiving TIE largest stcck OF GlS
W FIXTURES eveE offered in thiE CITY, coE-
oriSicg every variety of ETY. spd firth They have
5een elected tn. celebrated fscic-v If Corne-
;us Co., Philadelphia, and include al Q! thess
osttsrns
Owing to reduction IN price In Gas Fixture We
are now prepared TO furnish them at less rate than
they have ever yet been sold here or elsewhere.
To keep Fac with the above improvement the
1rice Of gas ubing hes been materially reduced,
and our increased facilities wsrrsnts US in saying
hat We are prepared and can execute any work we
nay undertake cheaper and better than soy other
sste blishment in this city.
J. W. THOMPs0N 4 BRO,
Plumbing 4 Gas ritting kstsblishnen-.
Pa. avenue, side, between 10th and llth ste.
oct l3-dtJsn1
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PEEL'S LONDON GREEN GINGER
WINE.

M ANCFACTURED FROM FRENCH GRAPES,
Nu JAMAICA GINGER, SEVILLE ORANGES,
tc-This delicious beverage becomes the greatest
tavorite wherever Il Is introduced. 1t is equally
palstsble, more wholesome, and not hslfthe price o.
other foreign wines. Many ply sicisps use it ex
and Dysentery. Persons subject to Chills or hvins
N districts where Ague prevails, end its occasiops
use q peasant and admirable preventive. Mixed
With little cold water it iorms the most refreshiDs
and wholesome cooling drink in warm weather thu
IAN be taken.
Price 90 cts per bottle, IS per dosen.
J. BALMEK corner of Baltimore and high streets
and BROWN BROTHERS,, Liberty st. Baltimore.
S1OTT CO, arlington.
PEEL STEVENS, Alexandri..
JESSE lands, Frederick.
II. BUFF, Portsmouth. Va.
RORERTsON CO, Petersburg, Va.
YIN GlsSEL GeorQ-tosD. iy1e-t-
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
IHDIAH DoCf0R.
r. g. sPENCKR

1srs his Professional services to the cisens Of Bal
simors. ! can cure oil kinds Of Cancers-tsks than
,ut without pain, or the Use Of any knife. esi
.ure all kinds of Rts and spssms, Rheumatic Pains
Consumption, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Piles, Palsy, OF
auy other afment the human family are subject r.
de can stop Bleeding from the Lungs or Nose, sny
Instance from the patient, by knowing the patent
name. I was born blind, and has studied several
years under an Indian Doctor who wAs among the
stid Indians thirteen years.
DR.. SPENCER has removed from Mr.. Buckley's
Boarding Bouee, to
No. "a, HANOVER STREET,
.u0 lift Baltimore, Md
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