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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-27

e. the IIon. Timothy Lulisn, Judge II Probate
for the County Il Oxford.
HANNAII II. HEBSEY, guardian Of Alme .
Ill j, :. ll,rsey AL Flora 4. lletssy, minor
children and heirs Of Wartrn llerscy, late Of Pa
ris in said Cuuaty, decreased, respectfully repre-
ssut. that her aid Sards are .sile and possessed
II certain real estate, situated ~ South Paris vi.
hge in said county, consisting uf a dwelling house
and The Lnd o. bot on which aid house j. 'ilr1.
ted She also TcpTesents that sid estate - de-
prrcistiug IL ,alus, a. the house j. l"comi"g uut
u repair; and therefore that IL 49, uld ~ ior the
iusrrst of sid snors 60 sell sald real estate. and
pot lh' procseds oct iuteIost ~ the bencdt u
sad minors.
She therefore pays Nour honor to liosnsc her To
ell slid real cslai. at public private sale, iur
the pUrposcs auIcsail
HANNAH n. HERSEY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-27
Full Blood Messenger Horse,

Full Blood Messenger Horse,
IT, the State and ~ho-e Stock !. celel''ted In the
principal cities in the United States, rs the most
valuable OF an, IN the country, inr beauty, Sire
AMI Speed. III. weight u about 1900 p'u,'ls, and
hi. proportions perfect. liz ige - u YEAR,,
Esquire Ilrntou, ~ NNnr, who has owned him
10 years, la. received ~, lor 'iN hundred cot',
sircd b, lhi. horse, from which have lr'n ra'ssd
sunlc Il the icst studs and fastest, hishcstpr'ord
Ceilings ~ the States. The color ol bis colts T.,
generally, ola beautiful DaWle Gray. Ills height
j. IL i.2 hands.
TERMS:-s3, - and 20. o~n,r to assume
all Iisks.
The subscriber viii match the linnion Horse
With any Other horse 10 OSior,i Couaty, 10 ttot
Doe Nile, the hest 10 g. unlsr The saddle: or. In
the names, Two men to wagon, Lest 5in .. The
sub.cribcr Nlll H. ready Any time IN the month 81
June, at ~ days ,'oticr.
ihaye Gcidins Coli, 5 years Old. q the Me-.
seugcr breed. weighing 1900 pounds, which vii
match, IT, the saddle, on the sane conditions.
The Sub.cr,bcr has half doren East Horse
Of Messenger Blood, for SAFE. 10000
AMERICA fARRAR.
Buck6rI. June 1. 1854. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-27

THE subscriber hciclY give, publ'C notice TO AZ,
cooc,rned, that he has been duN appointed
and ,aken upon himself the trust Of Executor Of
the Last viii and testament of
GIDEON LEACH late o. Cdn,on,
in the county II oxG,rd, deceased, by giving bond
.. the law directs. lie therefore requests all per-
sons Who are indebted To- the 'a'd dece,seds 60
tate, to make immediate payment aud those who
have any demands thereon, 70 cNhlbh me 'ane 10
semi, 81. 1851 CYRUS THOMPSON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-27

NANCY n. WHITMAN, AJmiui.t1'riN ct
y ibs estate n W,Iltaw 20. Wbuu1H, Ii, ni
Mexico in sirJ county. dcrr1'sl r,sp,Ct'uil, rep
rrs,rts Thltihs personal estate II .l,d d',rasrd
BE- uut suuICiept O. pay the ius' jrlf. which Do
owed ~ The tine ot he death, o., thr SUN uf siN
IurJr,i ja.i,r.. and thai partial sRir 81 laid
zeal s.lts ,uuL -tatly iHJui, Oh, r,stIrr. lrur
pa ifiourr thcr,furc pFay. that N1ur bunar Nuu'I
-raut hcr iC,uss 90 ELL. IL pubc or pr,yst, sale,
aHJ ruuye, 30 ui Do, zeal estate 90 sil lrJrls,'
exclusive uftL, widow. dover ihaf,iD
NANCY a. WHITMAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-27
SIInAcL SInlcn.

Irum che ,n,'u.uv 90 ths sulrsgrler. "1 lee
uight Ufthc 2l.t iurt., q duA ltuvu ur ul,,k. "a.
uaa,a1 bu,lt Mar, seven Nssrs OIL, Weigh, ahuut
mia, huulrrI paunls, msur Wum Of some, heavy
ail, hal .our saI3i,,hoils 600 her near side. was
chased ruuuI here The giu came. Whp,Jcr will
CIV, an, Information abp1 bee. or r,iu,u hsr shall
le suitably rewarded
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-27
Farm for Sale.

A FARM situated in ihr North part of the town
" AMI ~ithin on. mie from the North Paris
Station House. said fam contains 225 ACRES 81
good land and well sv icsl isio uIlag. ino~ingand
IL has good meadow which cuts from
eight to Ten ton. 81 hay good orchard good
House, Barn and Shed running form House TO Barn
ana well fenced.
Moth Ptri., Zee l6, iss2
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-27
FOR SALE.
S. ID. WEEKS,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
(AT TuE rOST OTFICED
PARTS uLII..

81 ". j. prepared a. manufacture an kinds
~ H,ots and shoe. in r. neat aul 'uh.tantial man.
urr.
Eg~r.ricular aitsn,iou given 90 making Gcal,'
Five Cllf Roots.
Refauirg durc it shot notice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-27
900 poz Mohair Mitts,

lust orENED. and fr sale. wholesale and
~ rsisil, By JOHNSON. HALL Il go,
rCr,bnA NJ, IS ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-27
LAWS or THE a.. STATES A.D. 1881
Chas. w. Dennison g. Co.,
PROpRIsTORS 70 STATE or MAINE.

n W u. n co are nov prepared 10 manulae
\. 'ure md oGsf 10 The trsds aud consumer.
tie SOAP. u the American Cream Soap Co., IN sN
Ihrir NntifiIr. N ihrif IArInrH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-27
A ERICAN
Cream Soap Company.

Incorporated l., Act ofthc Isg,sLturs " he St.1s
Of New Np'k. and secured by Letters
pateut undsr the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-27

TUE .ul,.cr,l.r hcr', gives Pebble notice 10 ~
L conccrnci, thithe has l.en duly appointed u,
ihe Honorable Judge ofrrobatc, &c the County II
ONfutd. md assumed the trust u Administrator II
the estate Of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-27
IEnNNRn SrAIDING.

with the Will annexed late Il BuckG,ld, in
IN the count, of ONfnrd, deceased, by gi,iug bond
a.. the law directs IT, therefore lrquo.ts AL per
sons Who arr indebted To- the sa,d dccca-cl's -.
tate, to make immediate payment and those who
have ANY demands thereon, g. exhibit the same Ia
JOB PRINCE.
October II, 1854. 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-27
THE HUNTON HORSE!

~ THE Sah.ct,.-r will keep at
~-/fYs Il hi. TAVERN STABLE,
81 III Ifs IN Buck6eld Village, for the zee
"W X ~ mares, the present srsson,
ss-st'-.h=-o-S>- the fan,ou. Iiuntnn Horse, raj.
ed in WAYNE, and Coz a long time known a. the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-27

rad.. Srpt. ijlh, 1854
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-27
LUDDEN, Jsds'.

4 trus cer1--attsst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-27

4 true copy-auest.
- Wv. WIRr vIRGiN, R'g''i'r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-10
DANCING ACADEMY.

DR0F H. ". MUNDER takes crest pleasure in
Il announcing to his friends and the pubic gen
er+ly, That he has returned to Washington, and u
resume the duties of his SCHOOL on Saturday,
October 7th, 1854, at 31 o'clock p. m. for ladiss
and on Friday, at 712 o'clock, for gentlemen. he
has leased The large and bes utiful had in the
course Of erection. corner OF Ninth and stte-ts
which will be A-tod up in hanGsome etvle with
every vonienes, expressly for dnnrisg purposes
The location is every thing that esnle desirable to
parents both private md central, and in point Of
beauty will be surpassed by none in the city. IL
consideration thst his Hail will not be completed
un November 20ta, ne proposes commencing bis
school at his old stand corner Of Seventh set and
Louisiana avenue.
Having given the most entire satisfaction to his
former patrons he feels hesitation in .ain offer
ing his services to those who with to be pfrece1 in
any department. in the above b. antiful aGcompiisb
lnent. Bis style of dancing needs comms nt AS
ais numerous pupils in his former class wi testify
His bew Hall will be opened With large Bal and
Exhibition. All tho.e wso wish TO Participate ar
requested to join INN ediately.
Terms. &C. viii he made knewn upon apple .tion
at Mr. John T. Elliss Music Store, PenBfyivania
aVcnue> near Ten b rect. sep I8eOlm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-10
A Fearful Lesson.

The record OF our criminal court shows
horrible condition OF the youth of our city, and
II is really deplorable that it is so; while at
present there is but little hope Of reforma
Il N, at least until the house OF refuge shall
be completed, to afford an asylum to those
children who either from force of circum-
stances or from inclination are led to deeds Of
plitering, and ultimate robbery of the
highest grade. A few days since a lad thir-
teen years of age was consigned to the peni
tentiary for theft of a hat valued at Que dollar
This Is not an isolated case, for scarce "a term
OF the court passes that one or moro of tender
years is not incarcerated in prison for some
petty theft; and though rigid discipline may
be enforced to prevent ther mingling with
those whose lives have been spent in dissolute
and immoral practices, it is impossible to
eyade the pernicious influences which are
thrown around them, and which must have
an evil tendency. One of the boys now in pri
son stated that he had parents living in the
city, but that he had, six months before his
arrest, abandoned his home, and took up his
quarters with The band of juvenile dellnouents
known as the forty thieves 1t is fact that
most Of these children can neither read nor
write, in consequence Of the fast that their
parents exercise no control over them and
though there are school houses in Almost
every street, they are not compelled to elm
brace the advantages presented to them for
improvement There are now two children in
Jail OF not more than fourteen years of age,
whose inevitable fate will he an incarceration
in the penitentiary. These are brother and
sister and they were arrested in the very act
OF robbery, so that no possible chance of es-
cape is presented for them 1t is plain to SEE
who is responsible tor all this. The burden
Of blame rests upon par ents alone, who en-
courage these acts of wickedness by allowing
their children the full sway Of their own Volt
ton, while their own lives are spent in de.
bauchery and idlsness. 1t is gratifying to
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NOTICE.
ORDNANCE OFFICE,
tN 4 \ rrrarnman, Ao,.A l. -. no 4

WAsHINGFoN, September 2s, 1864. (
DSGRESS, during its Iast sessi"n, having mad.
" 40 appropriation for the purchasa Of the besf
bEeechoading Mes for the use Of the United States
rry, 'proViusd that tbs Secretary at Var, after
fair practical test thereof sh. degm the purchase
advisable anu proper" inventors and manufsctur
ere are hereby notified that specimen of such arr.
will be received at this office till thu fret ny NJ
December next for preliminary exaininatiuus; md
it found to offer reasonable expectation of beng
useful, purchase will be made of sufficient NUN
Der (say twenty five of each Of tho soroiDg such
e1pectation) to be placed In the hands of the sol
oicrs for trial in the field The result Of this nrac
teal test viii aid the sseretsry Ia making a d..
eiaGn. NENRY CRAIG,
500 3o-- Awdw COLONEL Of Ord sapso
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-10
LoNr0N NGOssIP.-1he London correspondent
of The Philadelphia American saws a. s.'"'

A very peculiar telegraphic despatch, rela-
ting to Mr. Soule, was received here on Wed
ncsiay from Madrid. 1t is stated that =. the
toiise had visited and searched u hotel where
fhey supposed they should find Mr.. Soule''
Nothing further added, and the public
have been left 10 form their own inference
A colnmunication from France states that Mr..
Soule arrived at Toulouse On the l7th, and was
Il mpauied by Mr. Sickles, the United States
secretary OF Legation at London
The Emperor Of France is expected to pay,
return visit 10 Prince Albert, or rather to
visit Her Majesty the Queen. II is expected
he will be accompanied by the Empress Ea--
genie Apartments are fitting up for him In
Windsor Castle; they are the same as those
used for the reception Of tbs Emperor Of Rus
STA when he visited the Queen Of England
Ihe visit is expected to take place after the
return of the Court from Balmoral. Tfmpux
hlU.HngYy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-10
TO MAKE YOUR HAIR CURL.

HONDhh OF THE HOhLD
fsNuE Great Wnnier of the Worli has at length
l. been discovered. You cannot make one hair
wnite or BLACK, but Mr. BYRON IL. ReB3 has at
'ngth procured the truth OF the great secret after
mush study, toll. ami expense, how to make the
hair carl and wave in the most graceful manner for
li. The proprietor has travelled through varic us
parts OF Europa for upwards OF niue years in search
of the celebrated chemist and physi0loSst, NJ
'sques and has at length fouGd him in Italy and
p1r-hssed OF him The receipt for the of S5 0OG
All persons having the most uncouth and coarse
looking hair can have transformed into the most
beautiful and curing appearance that could be de-
sised Th- composition of which the article is COM
posed will noc cost more than so cents, AMI but
application is needed to the hair 70 cause it to wave
in the most uniform and perfect manner for life,
ami thus improve the looks and appearance one
hundred per cent We now Cffer this wonderful
tfcCyery to the world for the rum Of 81 90.
Direct ali letters to BYRON II ROBB, Farming
ton, Trunbal CO., Ohio, and the receipt will be inn
uediatsly forwarded TO the person.
AL letters must be post psid to secure attention
Sep I-Sm
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. REsEDY FOR "sAcH pIsEAsEn

At the request Of many Of my patients, l hay,
N consented to put up class Of my most Ell
cient prescriptions in the form of FAMILY MEDE
CIyES eSch one suited to particular disease, an5
not like the manufacturers Of the nostrUrs and
pansceas Of the day, ProElulgate 70 the world thai
any one compound viii cure all diseases, and Who
On the words Of the grest Italian physician. Spai
lsnsanD '.pta reiictnes tohtea they s0e tts, i,to
J. 8. ROSE, H. D., PhilS
For Cholera, Dyssntsry, 8o,Oel Complaints, de-,
Dr. ]. s. ROSES CARMINATfVE BALSAM
This mixture is one OF the most important medf
cinss, aud should be kept in all families as 'spe
cIfc" for Cholera and Bowel Complaints il has nev
er failed. Dysearsry vsnishes in few days wher
this article Is USED ss dire ted. Price 25c.
DR.. ]. g. Ross's PAIN CURER will cure Stiff Necz,
Sore Threat Pair. IN the face, Side, Back or Limbs
from Cold, Cholic, Cholera Aorhus, &c. 1t cures
sprzins, CbiIblains, Cramps or Pains in the stom-
soh OF Bowels. Price 1211, 25, and so cts
DR- J. g. ROsF's ExTHAof o, BJoHU is one of the
best siiss used for diseases of the Kdpeys
Bladder, &c. Price Soc.
ps. ). 8. Rosl's NERVOUS AND ISv1susArIse Cos-
DIAL, for Heart Disease, all Nervous Affections, Plat
uisnss, HsSrt Burn, Rsstlsssaass, II Imbness, Neu-
raj ia, raising the spirits, and giving power 20 the
Ehole system, It is lmost miraculous In ITS effect
60 5eats Q bottle.
Ds- ]. 5. RosE's DYsPEPTio COMPOUND, . surs cure
for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, and indigezeiua,
when taken in conjunction with his Alteratige or
Family Pills Price of both 75c.
DR. J. :. Ross's GeLDis pnLs for Falling Of the
WOrab, Fsnais Weakness, Debility, .nd Rslaxstiou
They have 3 peculiar affinity FOR the deSilitat4i
muscles of the female, and in instance hare they
failed in rsdieally curing those distressing com
ptsints females are 50 often subject. f;cs o. cents
DR.. j. g. RosRs ANTI-eILIoUs sX RAILROAD Pills
These pills are not warranted to IN every maj
sdy or disease incident 20 man, but they are grarC
remedy for Bilious state of the system and con
mon fsvers. When used with Dr.. Roses Tonic Nix
turs, viii curs the most stubborn cases Of Bilious
Fever or Fever snd Ague. Price l21 and 25c.
DR- J. 8. Ho5E'5 SAssAPARHLA ConPogYp ior slJ
Skin DiFsssas sud for purifying the Blood IL s 50.
pericr to all others Price 6Uc. and 81.
DR. j. s. Ress'5 EuzIR OF OPIUs tfee from al .he
bad affects Of Opium or Lsuisnuu, such IS Head.
ache, Constipation, o. Sick Stonseh. Price 25c.
All whose Constitutions are impaired BY disesss ~
vsak by nature, should read Dr.. 8. Sose's S&edi
Cal Adviser, (Which contains description Of tins Dis
cases Of our cfrnsts and the mode OF trestsnB} Il
can be had without charge o.
z. 3. Gilman, CHARLES Stots Co., W. e. Gilrac
John w. Marin, Patterson Hsirn, .. 5. Clark,
81 McPssrsoa, William T. Evans, KidEell b Law.
rsnce, j. b. Aoors, Washington; J. L. Kid~ell,
asersssown, and By al dealers in AlozsnzAs. Viz
gnls- js
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UNDERTAKING.

4 w. PLANT co. having removed from their
~ . old stand, On street, between 9th and 10th,
TO their present place of business, the east side
Of ath between and H sts, respectfully announce
that they prepared at the shortest notice, aud
.t all hours ot the night, to attend TO calls made in
the line OF th!fr business Being pre- pared to fur
nisC funerals in the most complete aud appropriate
manner, and 70 dsyoe themselves solely to the bus
iuess OF Underta King, nothing shall be wanting Oh
their part TO give entire sati.faction to those who
Employ them. As sole owners OF Crunp;s Patent
Corpse Preserpsr, }. W. Plant Co. respectfully IN
yii- public attention to the superiority of Crumps
Corpfe ere6erver ov every her invention If the
without placing it in box of ice or the ice being
IN actual contact with the corpse. Crump's Corpse
'rtserVer has never been known to faii IL tn. hot
test weather to give satisfaction, can be proved
cy numerous certificates, ShrOuds Of different
kinds made 70 order at the shortest notice, and OIL
the most ressoGa 5le terms.
Tbs advertiser charges are below the usual rates
0f ether Undertskers
Hearse always in re ,diDess. aug 2s-eotf
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WAsHIgGyOg BRANCH RAILRoAD.
ye of P.tces bstwess Bashtnqtor. II suu in
- %

r. rOpiC CE,-On and after Monday, U"tober I'd,
~ the fare between Washington and Baltimore
viii be ops dollar and siAtY cents 4 commu ation
# cents will be allowed to all who procure trs-
cts before entering the An dition of ten
cents viii also be made to all way statiAns unless
tickets are purchased at the Office.
Round tIip tickets. for three days. will bs issued
on tbe o. Sd 4th and 5th instant at 81, to ell vho
NAV with 10 visit the Agricultural Fair and Mary
land Institute. 8.
Leave Washington for Baltimore at 6 and sk o.
N and and p m.
On sundays at 6 Q n and bpm --
Leave Baltimore ;or Warrington daily, except
sundays, al Il AID N, ard ard p m.
On sundays al y n and pm I1s
By order: I. Ii PARSONS, Agent
or 2-lm .,r
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TAKE NOTICE.
TAKE NOTICE.
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.
H w. BRO ~ EI &. Mercbs nt Tailor Pc

NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.
u w. MING, Merchant Tailor, Pa
i avenue, under the United States Ro- IA
tel would respectfully Inform bis customers
ami the public generally that he has just NJ
eeived new Fsn and Winter goods in gre at AA
variety, Iloths Cassimeres and Vestings OF
the latest importation, and s prepared to have them
made up at the shortest notice in ths most fashion
able manner and at low rates Of prices.
Hsving made arrangement to 60 into the Ready.
msds Cicthing business extensively this season, hs
seet confident that he offer t those wishing to
purchase stock of Clothing, not inferior to any iu
this city, aud not made up at the North, as is usu-
sIly the case with work sold here; but cut in his
own establishment, and made by our own needy cit
zens in this dull at low rates of prices he is
enabled therefor, to compete with northern work In
point of prices and 10 quality and style he will
leave for those who favor him with csn to Judge
ne can sell whole suits, Coat, Pants, and Vest al
the following low rates:
Good su for business PURPOSES out of cloth or cas-
sinere, for ths small sum
Dress and frock Goats, from to $50
0vercoats Of different II to Is
Black and fancy Pantaloops 70 to TO
SILK and velvet 90 to 10
This stock of Clothing is of q superior quality
and has bsen made up since he received the tall and
winter fashions.
He keeps constantly on hand large assortment
of fancy articles-such Gloves, CraVats, Collars
Umbrellas, &c.
Sole Agent for the sale of scott's Report Of Fash
ions in this city. sep I5-tf
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UNDERTAKER.

/ WOULD respectfully return my thanks to I'll.
citizens of Washington and its vicinity ior their
sa5 patronage, and say that owing to the freq Geu
calls In the Undertaking branch of my business /
ave been induced TO discentinus the msnutscture
u Eor orolLate, and turn my attention fully 10 the
1 have spared no pains to have
sVery thing that is requisite to my business, and
IN therefore fuTy prepared to meet any order after
a q" moments notice, and 1 assure those who may
i'e rie call that will spare pains ts csrry on;
her c-dsfs to tbcir entire satisfaction.
LANES Il. HARVEY,
No 4l0, TIN st., between 4 ami H.
q. B.--Oails attended to at all houra of the night
mar G-1v
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- Dick, who was hung at Dayton, the
other day, was inclined to have no faith in
any religion but the Catholic, yet he was WIS.,
tied occasionally by Protestant ministers
About week before he was hung, he was
asked by one of these gentlemen, worthy and
talented man, d" Have yeu any objection to my
praying with you ~ Il guess not" said
Dick; 1" every little helps"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-10

SCHUYLERIsN AED ITS PUNISHMENT IN Eng
LAND-A fraud in railway management ia
England, recently detected, has been visited
with prompt and merited punishment. John
W Stale, formerly attorney Of the Manches-
ter Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway Com
pany, having, by the utterance of forged docu-
monts Of certificates of payments OF bonds,
obtained the sum of about $4,000, he has
lately been tried in London, convicted, and
sentenced to fifteen years transportation.
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Chsplsin, United Sls
HOME TESTIMONY,

OURS OF LIVER COMPLAINT OF TEN YEARS
WASHINGTON, May IL, 1858
Messrs Mortimer Mowhray: Gentlemen-Hav-
Ing been afflicted with Liver Complaint of ten wears
standing. hsreby, Tor the b nett of the afflicted
tase great pleasure in announcing that SITTER using
a fsw bottles OF your Tincture, found il had &C
Dmplished perfect cure l have used d fferent
Insdcires fIoE tine 70 tire, b.. have never been
able t. account tor any apparent good, and it Is
ueasicg 70 stricken huCl21ity ha' that nlediina is
found which possesses tie wondsrouF power Of pro-
ierging HTnsn lhs The many cures II hes wrought
"a sufficient guarantee Of the beneficial results
which may be eyT'ris1ced fran its use. Yours
rssreetfully, J. CURTAIN Hay.
Csn snd get pamphlets gratis, and see curts OF
Cough, Bro1ctEi,, Rfsura1t Sur IVe,raLya Dyspep-
so, heTvoGssess and Gen eraI Weakness. AS female
medicine or for delicate children We believe it un-
equsled.
AFSold by MORTIMER 4 MOwBRAY, I40 Balti-
more stgoet, Baltimore. and 304 Rroadvay, New
York; CHAS. SToTr 4 CO, WINER, J. b. MOORE
D. d. CLARKE, CLARKE d BOWLING, W. ELL
OFT, and II MCPHERSON, Washington; also, by K
5. =. CISsEL, Georgetown; and c. c. BERRY,
alexandria, and by Druggists everywhere.
auR 3I-tr
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GAS PIyTURRs

ffhk subscribers take pleasure in announcing to
I TIE public that their stocs OF Gas FIXTUKES,
comprising some Of the bqst and latest patterns has
been received and that they prepared to sell
&sthe lowest rates Persons IN want Of Gas Fixtures
sIl please call and examine they VIII no doubt
fnd it 20 their interest
Dwellings and public buildings 3ttsd with g.e..u,
bing at the usual rata -
W. G'HOnPSON 4 BROTHER
dee it-o Pa sV., pet. 10th and lIth, g. Side