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Married,
On Saturday, September 10, By the Rev. Mr. McClel.
land, Mr.. GEoEGE WHITNEY to Mrs. ELLEN WILLIAMS both
Of this city.
On Wednesday September Q, BY Rev Charles B Sing,
Mr. N IRvIHGs ATWOOD to Mics SARAH r., daughter Of
Abr ham Brouwer, Esq all Of this city
On Fiidsy, septem ,er IT, by the Rev. A. Beach, Mr..
JOHN CLYDE to Miss MARY JANE BARBER both Of New
York.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
In this city on Thursday, September H. by the Rev.
Blair, Mr. WILSON Wells to Miss SARAH PORTS. both
Of this city.
On Monday, September IS. by the Rev. s. q. Weston.
at The res ence OF Casper E. hids Esq., GEORGE Cur
tbs 10 CLARA CMIps, all OF this city.
On Wednesday September 20, by the Rev DR.. Merxba-
cher, Mr. LEWIS LYON, son Of abraham Lyon, Esq to
Hart and grand daughter lof Joseph Hart, Esq all Of
this city.
In Brooklyn, on Thursday, September A. BY the Rev.
Johnson, Mr. ANTHONY CRIsrApoRo, Of Savannah,
Ga to Miss Caroline NJ, second daughter of John Rem
de !, ESQ., of Brooklyn.
Savaur oh papers please copy.
On Tuesday, September 20, by the Rev. Mr.. Heimke,
at home, Mr. OTro g. GARBg to Niles CHARLOTTE r.
MoEHIE both of Hoboken.
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Herald marine UOrresponAsnos,

AeEAa6 MAffno OOkrO9pOnNoooos
PHIADEIPHIA, Ssps % 4 PA-An steamer Ken
nebec Copes, NYork; brfss Times Berry, NYork; B r.
nah, Kenney, Caa's; sehrs Flouiss, Thatcher; May
Sts pisford and wbitfeu, Cain, Boston Merry Hllsr
Laws, and avid Smi b, Peterson, salem; @ Greinsr
hsr's, Camtrcge; " Gu innings, Novel;, Lyan; Poto
m,c Moore. Franklin; G. Hecs aher, Stubbs, 81 EN-
Hresty, Appleton. Ne~ Haven n Matthews, Elliott
Hartford. VIM Lopez, Lake, New London
CID stesmer Ksnpebec, Copes, NYork; briggs Russell
Gifold Mobile; E.chol, Lunt. No. burvport; ssh.s
Flower, ChuychilI, Hartford Smith Peterson, salem
EPerAips, Baker, New London May, Stsplsford Mary
Miller. Laws, and Flouise, Thatcher Boston; Loper
Lake, New London: G Greinsr, Aarts, and Cum
ham; Honesty, Appleton. Now Haven; NJ = Aa,hs# s,
Elicit, Hartford
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CLEARED.
steamsbip p.lAyo (span), Reimor, Havana, Blanoo.
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, Norfolk, nc, LudlAm
ship Admiral, Blivens, Havre, N Livingston.
Ship Panama, Raven, Bremen, HsnDings Muller Cos
ship 81 Patrick Kennsy, New Orleans, W Mwsn Co.
Ship Hortensia, Hathaway. New Orleens J Merriam
TS issss Aqnn o 0sn s sSss.s n,
Barb Jenny tod, Cole Mobile. Eagle Hazard.
Brig Mar, lRrl Young Lynn. E J McArtnur.
Brig Johann (Breml, Kohn, Bremen, J Bechtsl
Brig Hilbert {Br), Lorom, sontcvideo.
Brig Watts, Hah Ponce, W Fl veil Co.
~ Josephine tBr), Beer, st Johns, NF, b Near
Brig Bs.ton lBr), Reese, Quebec, J 0 Baker 4 Co.
schr Lotus, CLARK. Attakapss, 9 & y Peters.
schr sciota Dslisls, JACKS nvills, Peck Church
s schr Piper, Mcclure, St Mays, < Buck CO
schr Margaret woglam, City Point, Huotsr Co.
schr Richmond, Harris, Richmond, g H Pierson.
schr Myers, Weeks, Baltimore Van Brunt 4 slaght.
Scbr Martha Maria, email, Salem, r Ropes
sloop Warren, S,annNd, New haven, master.
sloop America, Baker Providence ma, ter.
Stcaiher Michigan Nichols, Phladelphia, b Briggs
Steamer Thos swami, johnson, Baltimore, Smith
Pierre, NF q days Put into this port for provons
mounts 90 gums, and has a crew OF $40 men.
Pierre Nj "a days Put into this port for provisions;
mounts 40 guns, and has . crew OF 800 mon.
Steamship Philadelphia, wndls, New Orleans Sept IL
and Havana lAh, with mdse and 20 passengers, to
Roberts Experienced strong gales Of wind from NE
dining the whole passage. sunday nth, at or Pm 100
All her mats carried way below the tops she had SAL
SGT on the stump Of her foreast and steering
ward passed within haing distance OF hc but abe did
not seem to require any assistancs.
Ship Cheshire (of Boston), Rich, Rotterdam 80 days
With mdfs and 2l2 passenger TO + Schmidt Co.
Had death and biz tn the passage SeEt lat
4S g. lon 40 40, spoke ship Piym nth, of New York,
from Mobile steering Fl 7th, lat 40 81 Ion A5 ship
edge Of Georges Banks, seaman NAMED Gustav jumped
AID was lost he bad shown previous signs Of
insanity.
Bark colonlst (Hsm), Bad, Havana % days, With su-
burs put into this port In Distress having from the 9th
10 the 9th inst Ia lat lon 49, while lying to In gale
from Sc TO NE, been hove her beamends shifted
cargo; cut away the windwsrd rigging, whom the top.
mast went over the ide carrying way the head Of the
nainmsst and formast when the vessel rshted, with
three feet Of water la her hod lost all the spar rig
gpg and Fails attached the vessel leaking and rscsived
other damsge also damaging the cargo Sept III at ~
o. Ion IS IS, large SHIP painted black, with loss
OF to,tmast NIXON toPmsst and jiooo1m standing n.
the 10Th ins 65 miles Sc from Sandy Hook, and tow
ell to Quarantine
Brig santos II port), Gomez, 81 usss, 40 days, with
salt to order.
d.S souOs TO spain Rus into this port IN distress
having ON the sth mat, Lat 80 TO- lon 70 %, In gale
from Ne to wNw snd SW, snipped heavy see which
hove the vessel her besmsnds was compelled 70 ont
varSs and cabin fan Of water toEed 10 QaAraaas
by steamtug Mercury Capt Yates.
sshr Tri,s fBr) orsft AnEsYo,ls, Ays, With asa,
" It6el, Ar = g.
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Careless PsVfing -rmothy simmons, pilot Of the
steamboat C. r. Smith arrested yesterday, and held
70 hail In the SUM Of 81 co., by Justice stuart for mali
ciousy running foto and upsetting small Fall beat on
other persons. gresey endangeripg their lives. Toe
complainant alleges that Simmons perfectly reckless
Of human Hfs and thst there was excuse whatever
for the collsiou on tho psrt Of the defendant.
Bold Robbery at Jones' Wood -Ccmpisint was made
Tuesday, against persons yet unknown By sl LAX
Osborne residing In Eighty thsed street. near Third
nue. who alleges that he met 10 jones' Wood BY two
men, who bndfcf cd him and then robbed him BY VIC
lence Of e12T Tho rascals then on before Mr o.
bosns had any opportunity Of recognising either Of them
No clue has yet been obtained TO ths perpetrators Of
tia hold cssd. which resembles II Tgck 1urpins
exploits than anything ~ have heaN q Zee zone
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AMERICAN 6KAxEN DIED ABROAD. - Inf,rma.
ton has been received at the State Department ut
WashiDacu, from the acting Consul At hong Kong,
Henry hou jun, Of the death In the hospital at that
place Of me following named American se,meuc
Frank Slves July IL /. Bourrou, October 30 " Kniott
October ~; J. Williams, Decsmbse Z; o. fSsinsna Y,
Noveabsr 20; = Lswa, November 10.
Respecting TIA small sums OF money found on the
persons Of W. Estt sad J. Wlnis me, further afcrma-
tsc "a - a,Hred By sv.lces,n y AS ispt.snlsa-
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TelegraphAc Marine Report.
BOSTON, Sept 3c-Arr banks Maryland, Galveston;
Mary smith, do.
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Meeting OF sAs Beard Of Raisrausa.
5rArisrIoAL Observation-Disclosures CoasusP0nD-
KNCh-LksTsa or Nc MAIoY
This Beard net yssssrdsy atsernoss ~ tsr rssss In
Hasibn strsst, Prssdsat 0ulisn G. verpissk In tie
ChAir-P'sssn Jsnss Kelly, ElijsA Psrdy, With srs
DUNK aud Ksnigsa-
The weekly report from the various iasatutsas unAee
the char 80 Of the Board wore Thea uads:-
RxPosr THE MARINE HosrrrAL.
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Total............ 8A7 Total ............ 8:A
The to day will be for the propretors purse Of
$780, two mile heats four years old and carry 100
lbs for which there three entries br. Gertrude,
BY Chorater, Cam EariA Black, aged b. Berry. BY
Sovereign dam BY Glencoe, years old and John Hop
Letcher Little Arthur, Teracr and Glencoe colt are
announced for the Metropolitan Hotel stake.
Tickets for the remainder Of the meeting will be IS.
UNION COURSE, L. I.-TRoTTING.
WEDNESDAY, Sept 2O.-TIottirg match, o. 0O0-Nile
beats, best three In i've. TO $50 ID wagons -
81. Jones named Frank Forester. l
h. Woodruff named b Joe Huestsd ..... 2 2
Time, 2:44A244-2A3
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Sar. Co.. c. Benedict Esq, President, in the
chair Tho minutes Of the last meeting read and
a,proved
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CHARACTERISTIC,

The London correspondent of the Bos-
ton Post has the following real good one !:
Whatever may be said of other of our
foreign embaSsles-and | know of no.
thing dlsparaglng to their position-it is
certain that we were never better I'm
every test sense of the word) represented
in the chief, secretary and attache, at the
court of st. James, than at the present
time. To say nothing of the dignitied
and independent course Of Mr.. Buchanan,
winch inspires universal respect, nor of
the regret expressed at the temporary
absence of Colonel Lawrence from a posi-
tion which he always fills with great ac-
ceptance to all Americans abroad MIR.
Slckle the Secretary of the en- mbassy, is
achieving for himself a reputation, no,
only as man Of rare ability and fine
requirements, but as a thorough gentle
man, highly honorable to himself and
his country. An anecdote is told of HIM
in t be upper circles with good deal Oh
gusto. lie was standing in a public. sa
loon with an unlighted cigar in his hand,
when two Englishmen passed by him
smoking. Addressing one of them, he
courteously asked for light. Wonder
is a light, replied one of the persons ad-
dressed, pointing to a burning lamp
4" Yes, was the reply of Mr.. ,Sickles, q l
sec yonder is a light, and thought here
was gentleman. John Bull like, the
insult was pocketed without remark.
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A CASE OF BRUTALITY

he most internal case Of brutality we
have ever read of has been undergoing
Investigation il Philadelphia. G. b.
Hammer and wife are the parents of a
little boy about six years cid, who had
the misfortune to be horn out of wedIock
and at the age Of a. few months ~he was
put la the. workhouse, from whence he
was taken by a family in Berks county.
His parents married shortly after he W as
born, but made no attempt to reclaim the
child till a few weeks ago, when a. sys.
tematic course of torture Of the boy was
commenced: rsvau--
g lie was starved. to such a degree
although his parents were in easy circum.
stances, that hepicked up the crumbs ot
bread aad the seeds from. pies that fell
upon the floor. lie would cat the. hard
crusts found in the yard, and when spo-
ken to about it would reply that he was
SO hungry that he could eat anything.
He was whipped so numerically that
black k stripes as thick as woman s fore
finger were all over his body He was
at times taken into shed, stripped naked
in the coolest weather of the season, and
soused with cold water from lnvdraflt,
until he was almost pefishings and. then
whipped severely and put behind the
stey |, wrapped up in sheet for hours.
His mother struck him over the head
with lap-board with such force is to
raise a lump as large as a walnut. His
father took him out Of, bed while asleep,
and tiogged him severely with shoe, as
the mother told one of the witnesses, for
FIVE minutes. The chiId's cries were
hear d by the witnesses, and his artless
appeals, t'Oht father, don't whip lne
any more and I will be good boy
were totally disregarded. ''''sf1'Eta7' 70
His mother would take him BY tile
head, spin him around like top, until he
became giddy,' then permit him to fall
with his head against the wall, and strike
him first On one sidesof the face and then
on the other fer crying. This same
mother has pat him ont Of doors in the
seyerest weather, but gthinly clad, and
compelled him to stay in the yard for an
3 hour and half at a time, until he be-
came so cold as to be unable to walk.
She would threaten 70 beat him to death
for calling. her mother, and would fire.
.quently knock him down .'''g -, = . -.
But the greatest torture, and that
which aroused the indignant feelings q
the young ladies who worked for Mrs.
Hammer, was the resort of that mother
to hot irons, with which she scared and
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DAILY EVENING STAR:
JOHN MITCHELL aETTLIKG WITH BEN
li 49, ~ 80 p NETT. -...-s, -

John Mitchell, in settling accounts
with the different newspapers in the last
number of the Ctti.en, thus notices Ben.
nett's Herald, - 81 S,u IT,. ,
| Is "0ne newspaper there is hi New York,
and one, we are told, Of very large circn-
latlon, but whose name, We had rather,
las a matter of tasie) not write down,
PRINT or pronounce. 1t has correspond
entS, real or imaginary. everywhere, from
pole to pole, and every correspondent Of
them is in paroxysm Of excitement at
the date of every real or imaginary letter :
there Is an eternal crisis announced in
the columns. Of this unnameable news
paper: and It's first and earliest news of
everything are always startling. ALWAYS
needing confirmation. hut seldom getting
1t. This journal is ioreverloudest in the
Jubllant chorus of adulation 10 stranger;
loudest, too. in the full cry of hounds
that soon open upon his track, TO run
hlm down and rend him. And, what IS
worst of all. it has not only great circu-
lation in New York, but many copyists
amongst the more paltry and ungram-
matlcaf- of the country papers. One
thing, however, is eonsolatory to know
1t rs not American it is owned bv n
Seotehman, and written Though in bad
English. by Englishmen. .....
T. 10 the intense disgust Of the editor OF
the Citizen" this abject newspaper and
its whole sect or school of newspapers,
felt Webster's dictionary too oor to ex-
press a II his wisdom, goodness and talent
OF him the said editor. He'was compared.
nay preferred, to the loftiest genius and
hero of this age. He and his comrades.
the batlied, transported Irish Rebels OF
'4S, were glorlfied as if they had been
Arson outs, and the Australian wool a
golden fleece. And above even these Ar
sonauts, he, the same editor, was bv such |
high authorities exalted-he was the |
noblest Roman Of them all
1t was too fiIlsome: and we sometimes |
sternly asked ourselves what base act we
could have committed, to win the an
pianSe OF this nameless newspaper, and
Its ungrammatical but noisy sect. We
had not money enough to pay them for
keeping it up, even if that had been desi-
rable. We had no intention of swearing
by any of their g tickets" or mounting |
any of their platforms" to tumble or
Juggle there. We knew. therefore, that
they would soon find us out, and treat us
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-DR TYLER,s CON PO u D-4A
SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC. t

THE CELEBRATED BALTIMORE REMEDY
- FOR CHRONIC COUGHS, COLDS,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, GROUP,
DISEASED LUNGS, AND -.-.
SUMPTION.
THIS psatable, safe, and speedy cure was patent
i ed in 1887, and by Its astonishing efficacy and
the accommodation of thousands annually cured,
it has gradually spread its reputation over nesrly
the whole Union. The bottles have lately been en-.
largsd without additional cost, and such improve
ments made in its manufacture az the progress Of
medical science has found to be beneficial.
Sold In Baltimore by J. BALMER, corner of Balti
more aud High streets, and Brown Bros, Liberty
street; Washington by PATTERSON NAIRN; Alex
andria by II. PEEL; Georgetown BY Mr.. CIsssL; Ha
gerstown by Mr. AUsHfSBAUsH; Frederick, K. JOHN
SION; Petersburg, Mr. RosERrs; Pittsburg FLEMING
BRos; Cincinnati B. 81. MEAKINGs Louisville, BELL
4 ROBINSON, and by respectable Druggi,ts every
where. ls -, -..'.-
The same composition can be had in CANDY form.
Ask for Tylsr's Gum Arabic Cough Drops they act
like charm on q troublesome cough, and clear the
throat and voice. Price OF the above, 12, %, and
so cents. ..-, ..a-' i 80
jan 31-f e- 81 I -t-' -.-- -- .---.'
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COUGH. CoNsHMpFTov m a.
VAN pEusEN,s IupROyED WaHPEKE

HE proprlGtors OF the above valuable specific for
the hair, feel warranted ia presenting it to the
pubic as OF the n1ost efficient enedies for par
tai badness, diseased hair, and safe and sue
eessiui RenoVator of wasted and decayed locks, for
changing grey hair to its hrst and natural color
promoting tins growth and beautifying its texture
ard hnparting increased Vigor and healthy action
to the bulbs. 1t has been found eninentiy success
fui. 1t has acquired q reputation in the populous
and wealthy city of New York, which will doubtless
be widely extended over the whole Uuion. few
bottles Of "Van Deusen's Improved Wahpensn faith.
fully used, according TO the directions gwen, will
beyond all doubt, change the unsightly silver hair
of the aged as well the young to Is rrst color
give 1t also rich and glossy appearance, and alto
gethsr impart new and beautiful appearance TO
the whele head.
For sale by W. n. Gilman, Chas. Stott Co, and
Kidweli Laurence, Washington; ani J. L. Kid
we'll, Georgetown.
DAY VAN DEUsEN, Proprietors,
dec l9-Gm l23 Cbamb mbprs sIrast N "
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| SCRIBNER,S COAX OIL.n

ff1HE hssling and restorative properties Of this
i valuable specific have now been satisfactorily
ablished Its beneficial and curative effects have
beea fully tested in the u of those amatory
accumulations, which are formed on the surface or
skin, known burns, bruises, bois, wounds inhct-
ed by cuts, aud other external gatherings. For in
famed eyes, Catarrh on the head the bleeding Piles
sea sickness, and Autunnal and other fevers, it is
one Of the most certain and effective remedies. In
ternay taken agreeable to directions, it is safe and
mild, and immediate in relieving sick headache,
Diarrhea, blssding at the nose, AID excessive Hem.
orrhags from internal eruptioBs and injuries from
tor fun and phietRoric habit of the body.
For sale by W. Ii. Gilman, Ghas. stott Co., and
KidweIl & Lawrence, Washington; j. S. Kidwell,
Georgetown. f.b ,la -.A- r.
-. DAY i VAN DEUsEN, proprietors, Z,
dec l9-6m. 123 Chambers streFt, n Y r
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Jusr ruiffsHxp a NEW DISCOVERY IN xEpfe1yri
A .EEM Horda ON the ratinna, tIestneuf VI ithnl

A FEW words on the rational treatment, without
"A. Medicine, of Spermatorrhsa, or, Local Weak
ness, Nervous Debility, Low Spirits Lassitude W eak
ness Of the Limbs and the BackS Iudissositon, and
!ncaPacsy for Stydy and Labor, Dizziness Of Appre-
hension Loss Of Memory, Aversion to Society, Love
Of Solitude, Hmidity. Self Dstrsst, Dizziness, Head
Ache, Involuntary Discharges, Pains in the Side, AZ
lection Of the Byes Pimpes the Face, Sexual and
other Infrmities in Man.ssss ,f 20 $40 ~ =
From the French Of DR.. B, Delaney. ...
The important fact that these alarming complaints
may easily be removed assot mstiscie, is in this
snail tract. clearly demonstrated, and the entirely
new and highly successful treatment, adopted by
the Author, fully exPlained by means of which eve
~ enc is enabled to himself perfectly, and at
the least possible cost avoiding thereby Hl the ad
vertised postrums of the day. -; .lieHAz -. a..
Sent to any address, gratis and post free, in a
sealed envelope by remitting post psd) two postage
stamps to Or, q DELANEY, or Box 109; broadway
Pest Office, n. Y. feb s. Sm
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SCARPA,S - --
COMPOUND ACOUSTIC OIL.

LNOR the of Deafness, Palms. and discharge Of
Il matter from the Ears. Also, all these ,iisa-
greeable noises liking the buzziug of insects, falling
Of water, whizzins of steam &c, which are symptom
OF approaching deafness, and also generally attend
ant With the disease. Many persons who have been
deaf for ten, fifteen, and twenty years, and were
obliged to use year trum cts, have, after using two
three bottles, thrown aside their trumpets being
made perfectly well. Physicians and Surgeons high
ly Recommend its
This medicine has cured more persons, and is now
used more extensively than any other medicines
combined for the cure OF Diseases of the Ear The
certificate are numerous, and of the highest author
ity. .---.f r. q.
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Wh. KNAIs.s itsaa H. GAEHi..onrs LED. Belts. y
Ffrst Premium Grand and Square
.,t Pianos. 81,

a KNABE, GABHLE & CO., manufaetur-
HHtIers Nos. 4, 5, s, 9, and IL, -Eutav street,
Baltimore. K-,& g; would respectfully call public
attention to the great variety of their IRON FRAME
PIANOS, constantly finishing. which for durability,
deicaey of touch brillancy of toue they believe
not surpassed iby any now Manufactured. In addi
ton 70 the Rrst Premium, awarded them by tha Ma
rylsnd Institute in 1913 and 1884, they have received
the highest encomiums of the most eminent artists
who used these Instruments for their Concerts. Al
so, Of first class Professors and Aeteurs ID the
city, who have highly recommended them. 'sffJ''F
81 AR PIANOS HIRED. .-s = GnIris~ 1oc 14--1v.fr
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STRANGER THAN FICTION
Aoatth to mouth testimony by some Of tse thons-


| a"ds cured BY Ramptoas Vegetable 7inctare.
b.. PALPTTATIoN OF THE HEART.
h-Sl ',''- PoRT ReYAL, Va, July 9th, 1882
Messrs. Mortimer Il MOweray: Gents-We have
again to send an order for of your truly won-
deIful "Hamptens Vegetable Tincture" :" Since it
was first tried it has sold without an effort aud we
greatly benefited by its use. gentlrnaGn If our
3neghborhood was induced to try the TiDcture for
violent papitation OF the heart He had suffered so
nuth from it that he sand he had prayed for death
He had taken but three doses when he assured US
te would not take FIVE hundred dollars for the ben
eft he had derived and that he should never cease
to remember US with gratitude for calling his attsn
0on to 20 valuable medicine. Yours truly,
,,. .-.'''f 90 GRAY PENDLETON .-
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POPULAR AND FAMILY MEDICINES

GOLD BY KIDWELL d. LAURENCE, Pannsyl
~ vania avenue and 1ath street. Washington, and
JOHN L.. KIDWELL, High street, Georgetown, d.
O., comprising in part g. t,,. ara. arf. T. -4.,,
. Dr. Jaynss Family Medicincs-Dr. Roses Family
Medidnss-Wistaris Balsan OF Wild Cherry-Ayers'
Cherry Pectoral-Sanas' aud Tewsands Sarsaparil-
la-A. H. and John Bulls do-Rose's s and Schwartzes
do-eAhhsu Elixer Chhsxya Bark-wolfs Aromatic
Soheidam napps-KadweJPs Extract Beech Drops
Watts Nervous Antidote-OsgoOd's India Cholo-
gogne-Kowand' Tonic Mix tire--H -Hampton's yegeta-
bic Tincture-GrssR's Originated Rtters-llOSfand 8
German do-Blake's and Cannon's do--Rushton's
and SmBs God Liver OF, together With all the most
approved medicines of the time. i,.,.,r- ~ IN,
Agents for the sale of Seymour's Galvanic bdomi-
nal 6apPsrter, 0bstsrisal pporters5 and
rMrs. Belts Abdominal Ulcro Supporters,
=. A fresh supply Of Ssratogs and Bedford Water.
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f'' '' ALSO,
Doctor Jackson's Pile and letter
Em brOc alton.

This may be considered specific and is warrant
ed to 1t not only immediately ALA, pain and
inflammation, stops all bleeding, s46dues that into.
cradle itching but effect ualy cures In very short
time persons whose lives have been rendered miser
able for years Its application produces pain,
but rather an agreeable and pleasant sensation.
Call send for list OF cures, and you will be as
tonished.
For sale in Washington by z. D.. GILMAN, Drug
gist inventor and proprietor of dilmans Hair Dye
and in Baltimore, by Seth 8. Hance, No los -Bait-
more street. Jan l3-3m