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yUsr PUDLiSusD-A NEW DISCOVERY IN MEHCINBl Il
FEW words on the rational treatment, without
N Medicins, Of Spermatorrhss, or Local Weak
ness Nervous Debility, Low Spirits Iassitude Weak
ness of the Limbs and the Back, IndispoEtion, and
Incap.ciiy for StYdy and Labor Dullness Of Appre-
heasien, Loss of AsnoEy Aversion to Society, Love
OF solitude, Tmidity; SefDistrust, Dizziness, Head
Ache, Involuntary DISCHARGES Pains in the Side Al
fiction of the Eyes, Piples on the Facs Sexual and
other Infirmities in Man.
From Me French Of Dr. B. Delaney. Il =.
The portant fact that these alarming complaints
may easily be removed ,cithout medicine is In this
small tract clearly demonstrated, and the entirely
ns and highly successful treatment, IS adopted BY
the Author fully explained, by means of which eve
~ is enabled to cure himself perfectly, and at
the least possible cost avoiding thereby, R the ad
vertised nostrums of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post ffes, IN .
sealed envelope, by retting post paid two postage
stamps 10 DR.. .. DELANEY, or Box l09, Broadway
Post 0inse, N. z .--s- e. .f #...4 nov 81 3fn ~
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frolic-pass itoffas joke-go open court

frolic-pass itoffas joke-go open court
and nobody will ever think of it again.
A little of the soothing system operated
upon Judge, as such things usually do
his extreme modification was finally
shbdued, and over to Sterritt's he went
with tolerable face. OF course. he hsS I
but little difficulty in settling with hiut
for aside from the fact that the Judge /
integrity was unquestionable, be had All
inkling ofithe Joke that had been PLAYED.
Judge Brown proceeded to court and
took his seat: but spoons and liquor and
liquor and spoons, drunk, larceny antl
Judge Brown, was mixed up in hi
"worship's" bewildered head, that h
felt awful pale. II he did notIleok so. In
fact, the Judge felt cut down.. and his
usual self-possessed manner of business,
his diction and decisions were not Whist
Judge Brown had beer noted for. -
Several days had passed away, and tie
business OF the court Wasdrawing toward
a close. when one morning, q rough look
ing sort OF a customer was arraigncd dn
a charge of stealing. After the clerk Id
read the Indictment to him, he put tie
usual QUESTION - -T.z..;-- M
. Guilty, or not guilty r."
Guilty, but drunk" answered the
prisoner, - ~ 81 l-SJ as,i
What's that p,ea,s exclaimed the
Judge, who was half dozing upon, the
bench. 5s.s..,,.,-.-.,.... -
He pleads guilty, but says he was
drunk ~ renIied the clerk W - = .'-h'
He is indicted for grand larceny
whats the case"
MAY it please your honor" said the
prosecuting attorney. 1.-THE man is regl.
larly indicted for stealing large sum lof
money from the Columbus Hotel ~
~ ''He is, Ell? and'h he plendsA-pa "a =
- "he pleads guilty, but druak.
/. The Judge was now fully aroused.
=. Guilty, bat drunk, This is mbst
extraordinary plea. Voting man. you
are certain you were drunk E' ~ a. Cd.
i SIZES, sir.H ysl,.sz. i - ',sslrs., 81
Where did you get your liquor ?"i
"At Sterritt's." -.
did you get none any where else g."
Not drop, sir" 4
''fou got drunk on his liquor, and af.
terward stole his meney.!" - s2t
a 'Yes, SIR. .Ta.;' "a ... IN.
"Mr. Prosecutor, " said the Judge, rdo 4
me the favor to enter a nolie prosecute in
that man's case: The liquor Of Sterftt's
is mean enough to make man do any
thing dirty. got drunk on it the other
day myself -and-sto all Steiritt's spoons
release the prisoner, Mr.. Sheriff. ]
adjourn the court - 4
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
GO AHEAD.

Go ahead-and do not tarry,
NouglIt Is gained by standing still;
What though you. IT times miscarry, -
Let no fears your bosom fill.
Search the causes OF your errors,
Gather wisdom from the past,
10 the winds give die terrOrs,
And you'll get ahead at last. '.
Go ahead-in useful daring
Let your motto be SIN try;'' e. -
He vino ever is despairiag. s ...-
BANKRUPT heart and hopes is nigh.
What thotiali you and wealth be strangers-
Onward, upward be your aim,
And those real or fancied dangers
Soon you'll put TO flight or shame.
Go ahead-the world reforming, .- p
In civil, moral freedoms name ;.-,.... - e
All those, forts and ouiposts storming,
Which your enemies may claim;
Yield no buiwark, take no quarter, -..
Compromise no cherished right,
Freedoms tieas'irc never barter,
I But stand for them with yeaE ID iaht. --.t
Go ahead, then, don p defer ii, ~, ...-r
Liie's short span soou fits away;
If you'd finish ought of merit,
You must ply your task to day. g..
Set the ball in instant motion,
TO keep il going strain each nerve,
Nd1iOubt that ultimate promotion i -t .-.
=. Will yield. the laurels you deserve.
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SQUEEZING; HANDS ..

What an immense difference it makes
who squeezes ones hand "A lady NAV
twine her arms around your waist. press
a kiss on your brow, or hold your hand il,
hers, toy with your fingers to your heart b
content, bat you are perfectly calm, and
collected, and experience, no unusual SEN
sation, either ,,disagreeable Or otherwise.
Perchancea a gentlsman who you islike or
feel slightly acquainted with, ventures to
press your. hand, YOU snatch. it quickly
away, the indignant. blood mounts ia your
forehead. and with. flashing eyes You
wonder ;''how the impairment fellow dares
to do such a.. thing" Rather an. anti,
quated specimen OF, humanity saucezes
your hand you feel mortified that a
man of his years should think you can
really ike such nonsense, and above all,
that you can like him you are vexed at
what he had done, and are determined
that no opportunity shall ever be offered
him of doing it again. -. !
You place your hand confidently in
that of your lover you are not excited or
confused, you have ceased blushing con-
tinually in his presence, you experience
a feeling of quiet happiness, "a little
heaven upon earth sort Of feeling,1 you
are perfectly. contented with everything
in this terrestrial world, especially your
lover and yourself; and yet, withaa. it is
a foolish feeling, as you sit with his arm
twined around you, that manly armwhich
is to support you through life; Alsoff,
rosy, happy tint suffuses YOUR face. az
your hand is clasped in his. All. it is a
blissfhf, foolish feeling But let one who
you like very much, not an accepted
lover, but one who may, perhaps, be one,
one Of these days, gently enclose your
hand IN his own; what a strange, wild,
joyful painfnl feeling THRILLS through ycu,
the hot blood leaps, dancing tumbling
through your veins. rushing to your
finger endsii yeurs heart goes bump,
bump surely, You think, he must hear
It t6robbipg for the 1ife pfs yea, ;yoa
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- Az AGED MIsER. A man. named
Beaying died at ChIlcompton, Somerset
shire, aged ~9S.- He denied himself of
almost every necessary of food, fire or
clothing A, fortnight since he was visit.
ed by lady, who gave him shilling.
as be told her he was perrishingfrom cold
and want Of food. He. had the tale for
any one who went TO see him. After his
death, there was discovered hid about
the cottage nearly f20O, principally in
guineas and half guineas, several suits of
clothes, rotten from lying by, and a
quantity Of coal bought by him twenty
one years since, hut which he was too
pIggardly TO burn. There was also found
will, wherein he bequeathed f3O9,
which. it seems, he had put out at inter.
est, with his other money, &C., to some
relatives in America, leaving a poor rel
atiye. who had rendered him every assist
ancs in his power, without shilling
Sher5ornc Journal.
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COUGH. CONSUMPTION. &c.
VAN DEUsEE's IMPROVED wAHPENE.

VIE proPnetors OF the above valuable specific for
l. the hair, feel warranted in presenting it to the
public rs ons Of the most ecieat remedies for par
tial badness, diseased hair, and as safe and sue
eessfu RenoFator Of wasted and decayed locks, for
changing grey hair to Its first and natural color,
promoting the growth and beautifying Its texture,
and i'm parting increased vigor and a healthy action
to the butbs. 1t has been found eulnenty success.
fui 1t has acquired reputation in the pepulous
and wealthy city Of New York, which will doubtless
be widely extended over the whole Union. A few
bottles of "Van Deusen's Improved Wahpene'' faith
fully used, eecording to the directions given will
beyond all doubt change the unsightly silver hair
of the aged as well the young to Is FIRST color.
give it also rich and glossy appearance, and alto
sether impart new and beautiful appearance to
the whole head.
For sale by W. H. Gilman, Chas. Stott Co, aud
kidweil Laurence, Washington; and j. L. Kid
well, Georgetown. -'-''
DAY VAN DEUSEN, Proprietors, 80
dec l9-Gn 123 Chamhers streef n Y
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: ADtLTEhARIoN OF .DRUGS.-Notw;tb-
standing the, Jaws for, the inspection of
drugs, the ,adalteratiep is carried on ss
much as before The only security for
the gennnensss Of khe articles purchased
is the character and se.eaee. Of the apotkeco.
ny, remarks the. Providence .tournsI
+ he aesltsra1on Of any drug or the wilful
sale. OF any ednlterated drug used in med.
lc,ne, should be severely punished. The
tadulteratlons of articles of food is bad
enough, and leads se' the most unwhole-
some consequences, but the man who, for
the fraudulent profit on the medicines
which he ssAs,~i4 leopard the lives of
his neighb0rs,ss is, infinitely worse than
the man Hhs steals nnnsy..n,.
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SCRIBNER'S COAX OIL"

FTuiE hsaling and restorative properties Of this
i valuable specific have now been satisfactorily
established Its beneficial and curative effects have
ben fully tested In the al of those inamatory
accumulations, which are formed on the surface or
skin, known as burns, bruises, bois, wounds iniict
ed by cuts, and other external gatherings. For in
hened eyes, Catarrh the head the bleeding Piles
Sea sickness, and Autumnal and other feycrs, il is
one Of the most certain and effective remedies In
ternaiy taken agreeable ts directions it is and
mild, and immediate In relieving sick headache,
Diarrhea, hleeding at the nose, and excessive Hem
orrhage from internal eruptions and injuries from
too full and pblethoric habit of the body.
For sale by w. IL. Gilman, Chas Stout Co., and
Kidwell Lawrence, Washington; j. S. Kidweil.
Georgetown. ~
DAY 4 VAN DEUSEN, Proprietors,
dec 19-6m. l2S Chambers street, n.
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cannot speak, After letting your hand
remain in his just long enough to show
you are not offended. you gently with
draw it, but perchance il is taken back
again. after faint don't do So" which
is.answered with still closer pressure:
with downcast eyes and blushing check,
yea let the little hand, this first bright
earnest of things to come, thrilling and
burning with this new ecstatic emotion,
remain all trembling in it's resting place.
Home Journal =, -.f,
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SCARPA'S
COMPOUND ACOUSTTC OIL,

INOR the cure Of Deafness Pains, and discharge OF
y matter from the Ears. Also, all those disa
eable noises, liking the buzzing of insects, falling
mwater. whizzing Of steam, &c, which are sy ptom
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 trumi cts, have, after using two
or three bottles, thrown ASIDE their trumpets being
made perfectly well. Physicians and Surgeons higk.
ly recommend its -'.l
This medicine has cured more persons, and is now
used more extensively than any other medicines
combined, for the cure Of Diseases of the Earl Th.
certificate are numerous, and OF the highest author
ity. t-5'+
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"I HOPED oN-HoPED EVER

Thus spoke one who had reached the
peak of victory. Storms had come upon
him: shadows dragged their heavy skirts
over the hills and mountains of his life
cares and sorrows dashed their burdens
on his shoulders /: trials and vicissitudes
aSSailed him-but amid them all, he had
kept his hope, and now, ere the middle
watch was passed. the angels had set their
seal upon him, and dropped upon his
brow the wreathof triumph. - The gloom
was gone forever; and IS he stood with
his feet within, the goal, the sunshine from
the Eden hills" fell around him, and
far out in the valley Of the Future. he
saw the "fadefess laurel treesp within
whose shade his evening days should ebb
away, sefdJ and gently, as. q dream Of
Heaven.
"Hope oon-hope eve ever !" this is the
true philosophy. IF life i chilled by
passive woe. or dimned by care. Hope is
Is a. soRg!bird in the heart, breathing
hymns continually. Yea, it runs through
all the weary years as golden chain let
down from Heaven, to lead the soul 10
holy shoogAtSand the pure communion
efithe mmortals. s-fs ,a-., ---..r
When Alexander, as he was about to
undertake his expedition against Persia.
distributed the estates of the crown among
his countrymen, he Was asked what he
had reserved for himselfs He answered,
" IOPE :" . SO every soldier in life's
battle-fiefds should reserve his Hope, for
it shall lead him on, no matter what op-
poses, to fame and conquest.
Brother, give all else you have, if you
will, but, like Alexander, keep yodr
Hope s-l.
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POPULAR Ann FAmrLY MEDICINES

PUPC LAX AND FAmILY MEUICINES
GOLD BY KtbWELL d LAURENCE, Pennsyl
~ vana avenue and ltth street. Washington, and
JOHN l.. kIDWELL, High street, Georgetown, D.
O., comprising in part: ...-..-. ILrj,
Dr.. Jsynes Family Medicines-Dr. Roses Family
Medicines-wistar's BaisaR OF Wild Cherry-Ayers
Cherry PectOral-Sands' aud TewsaHds Sarssparil
do-Aiihau Elixer Calsaya Bark-Wolf Aromatic
Scheitam mSchaapps-hltwe)fs Extract Beech Drop.
Watts Nervous Antiiote-OsgoQd's India Cholo
,pgue-Rowand's Tonic Mixture Hampton's Vcgeta
be Tincture-Greea's Orisinated BitterS-Hoodsndk
German do-Biakee and Cannoa's do-Rushton's
and Shines Cod Liver C1i, together with all the most
approved medicines Of the time -
AGENTS for the sale Of Seymour's G 81 vanic Abdomi
asl supporter Seynsurs Obstetrical Supporters and
Mrs. Belts Abdominal Ulcro Supporters
A fresh supply Of Saratoga and Bedford Water.
ep30 -'t 's.-
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" The "graduationS Of French
newspaper" are. curious When Napo-
leon eScaped4rom Eliza and returned to
France, the Meniteur announced the
event as follows: First announcement
March, 1875. The monster has ESCAPED
from the place of tA banishment: he has
run away from Elba.' Secend-.The
Corsican dragon. (Pogrel has. landed at
Cape Juan. Third-.The tiger has shown
himself at Cab. The troops are advancing
on all sides to arrest his progress. He
will conclude his miserable adventure by
becoming a wanderer among the noun
tains; he cannot possibly escape Fourth
The monster has really advanced as
far as Grenebie. We know not 10 what
treaehery to ascribe it. Fifth-.The ty-
rant is actually at Lyons. Fear and hor-
ror seized all at his approach Sixth
The usurper has ventured TO approach,
the capital TO within sixty hours march,
'sewenth--'Benaparte is advancing by
forced marches; but it is impossible for
hlm to reach Paris Eighth..Napoleon
viii arrive under the walls Of Paris to-
morrow. -" Nmth4'The Emperor Napo.
Icon is at fontainebieu Tenth-.Yes-
'terday. evsmng, his Majesty the Emperor
made his. public entry. aud arrived at the
! Imler' 'es-nothing can exceed the uni
vcrsal iov nH' - 49, -s
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ALSO,
Doctor JacksOn,s Pile and letter
ElsA n rOc atfOn.

This may be considered specific, aud is WI ,rrant-
Ell to cure. 1t not only Immediately aays pain and
intiamstiou, stops all bleeding ibdues that intol-
cradle itching but efiectuay cures in very short
time, persons whose lives have been rendered mser
able for years. Its application produces no pain
but rather agreeable and pleasant sensation.
Gall send for list Of cures and you will be as
tOnished
For sale in Washington by z. D. GILMAN, Drug
gst inyeutor and proprietor of Gilman's Hair Dye,
and in Baltimore, by Seth s. Hance, No. 1OS Balti
more street. st = - Tir jan l3-3m
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
OANFIELD, BR0THER & CO..

go Bftiftus street, corner of Charles, Baltimore
A RE Edaily opening NEW GOODS such as WATCH
n ES, JEWELRY, BRONzES, CLOCkS, VASES
CUM ORNAMENTS, MUSIC BOXES, fine OIL
PAINTINGS, London and Paris pERFUMERY, gen
uine COLOGNE, COLTS REVOLVING PISTOLS,
together with a great variety Of FANCY GOODS,
which are offered on accommodating terms
fab
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NOTICE.

WTALTER POMERoY, of Georgetown, D. c., re-
w spectfully informs his fellow citizens that he
has received from the Circuit Court of the county of
Washington. (and given bond In due form,) the sp-
pointment of CONSTABLE He will, therefore, per-
form the duties of that Office with fidelity, and will
collect debts, rents, and all other agencies. the
most reasonable terms, making prompt returns OF
the proceeds. He solicits share Of the public
patronage, and promises to do his duty! .. =
Witness his hand: WALTER POMER0Y.
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TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION.
Afonte to ,aouth testimony by some of the thous.
dnds cHrtd 6y Hampton's Esaetabtc Tnctuts
PALPIfATIsS or THE HEART.
Innr Rnrat LIZ h,xl. Icn

U'"1S 0HIt" Uy 1uAtpt0ns Teget1btc 7InctuTk.
.--'-;; .>- PALPIrATIsS OF THE HEART
49, PosT RorAt, Va, JULY 2Tth. 1857
Hessrs Mortimer Nowbray: Gents-We have
again to sesd An order for more Of your truly won
aerful .'Hampton's Vegetable Tiucture" Since it
was nrst tried II has sold without an effort, and we
haVe not seen the frs. person who has not keen
greatly benefited by its use. A gentleman of cur
neighborhood was induced to try the Tincture for
T,oent palpitaton Of the heart He had suffered so
much from it that he said be had prayed for death
tie had taken but taree doses when he assured US
hs would not take five hundred dsllars for the ben
EFT he had derived and that he should nuyer cease
70 remember US with gratitude for calling his atten
ton to so valuable medicine. Yours truly,
-.-' - r GRAY PENDEETON.
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MM. kNABE. IL. GAEHLE. Ed Belts.
First Pre- m um Grand and Square
-. ..; .-.. Planes. IA. .
H KNABE, GAEHGE CO., manufsctur>
" ~ bers, Nos 4, 5, 8, 0, and II, Eutaw street.
Baltimore. X. & G.. would respectfully call public
attention to theg great variety Of their Iron FRAME
PIANOS, constantly finishing, Which for durability
decasy Of touch, brliancy of tone, they believe are
not surpassed by any now manufactured. In addi-
ton to the first Premium awarded them by the Aia.
ryaqd Institute in lS4S and iSi9 thcy received
the highest encomums Of the mbst eminent artists
Who used these Instruments for their Concerts. AL
so of cur first class Professors and Ametours In th
city, who have highly recommended them
~ PIANOS HIRED. oc l4Llv- =
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PIANOS AND MUSIC,

PIANOS AND MUSIC.
zasE- The undersigned desires to a.ss
EhSs.f86 call the attention OF purcha- - 4G@ea1S
TN H S n sers to his stock Of PIANOS, ,sfJ;ET~ff
x y Consisting of 6, oIs, 634. and tssgsgsS sgg
I-oataves, with or without metallic frames. Inese
pianos remarkable for great power of tope from
the lowest TO the highest notes, with elastic and
ready touch, being suited to any performers. MU-
SIC for pianos, and all other Musical INSTRUMENTS
constantly on hand and received as soon as publish
I'd. The trade supplied ON liberal terms.
JAS. Z. BOSWELL,
No. 22S, Baltimore street, Baltimore, bid.
oc 10-Iy.
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PHENIX PLANNING SAW MILL,
cash, BLIND, DOOR AND MOULDING MANU-
~ FACT0kY.-The subscriber having just COM
throughout with machinery of the very best and
most improved style, is now prepared to manufac
lure in the ncatest and bcs. manner and upon the
most reasonable terms, all descriptions of Sash
Blinds, Doors and Mouldings and to dress Flooring
Misunderstanding &c. All the apove articles always
On hand, for sale. JOSEPH l.. SEMMES,
nov l4-d3m Georgetown, D. C.
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D. NUMERICAL LAWS OF THE SENEs.-The
Hest census develoPes some curious facts.
1t fixes the numerical law Of the sexes
thus:
/. There are more males than females
born, by about A per cent.
. At 20 years of age this preponder-
ance is entirely lost, and there are more
females than males.
3. At 40 years, the balance is again the
other way, and there are more males than
females. ~
4. At 20 the sexes are about even, and
the ultimate age of the human being is
reached without any decided advantage
to either sex.
Between 20 and 100 years Of age, there
are 1881 more white women than there
are males, being more than per cent. Of
the whole number. Beyond the age of
40 years, the probabilities of longevity
are much greater for American women
than for men. This contrasts singularly
with the fact, that the physique (relative-
ly1 of American women is inferior to that
of American men. That fact. as is shown,
however, tells tremendously on women
between the ages of 20 and 40, when their
mortality is very great.
The longevity of some women is very
extraordinary. There are four hundred
and thirty American women above one
hundred years Of age.
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u s>A-eCHARLES& 4 BALDERSTON STREETS,
feb 2-1y. Baltimore. Md.
RE DIR TYLER's C0MPOUND-Sa
b. SYRUP OF GUN ARABIC.
THE CELEBRATED BALTIMORE REMEDY
FOR CHRONIC COUGHS, COLDS,
.-. ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. GROUP,
DISEASED LUNGS, AND
A., e.. C0NSU SUMPTION.
THIS paiatsbia safe, and speedy cure was pateut-
l. ed in 1887, and by its astonishfiis efficacy and
the recommendation Of thousands annually cured,
It has gradually spread its reputation nearly
the whole Union. The bottles have lately been en-
larged without additional cost, and such Improve
ments made in its Manufacture as the progress of
medical science has found to be beneficial. E-@
Sold in Washington by Patterson Nsirn; Alex.
antlria by II. PeelAGeorgetown by Mr.. Cisse Fred
erick by H. gohnfen; Petersburg by Mr.. Roberts;
Westminster by Mr. Shriner; Hagerstown Mr.. Aug
limbaugh; Bait tmcre by J. Balmer.
For. convenience and economy the same valuable
Composition may be had in the form of TYLER'S
COMPOUND GUM ARABIC COUGH DROPS. They
are palatabla, safe, and net like a charm. -
If you have troublesome cough or cold, all we
ask is to give them one trials
Price of the above 121 (, 25, and so cents.
ian 3l-tf
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WELCHS NATI0NAL HOUSE,

!. WELCHS NAT1UNAI HUUSE,
No. "a South Eu,ao street, Bdttimore Md
NEAR CAMDEN STATION.
go "A THE PROPRIETOR of the -
=. ~6, above House is now prepared EA
xft to serve up all the delica. HA
~Aa&&18 cies of the season. 5yA ~
His BAk is supplied with the best Wines, luors,
Cigars, &c. a'---- - ~ -
Permanent and transient Boarders accommodated
with pleasant rooms at moderate rates.
ian 21-d1m A. WEIGH
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PAPER.-PAPER.- y! s
T s. ROBIN SON, No. 8 South Chaoles street.
u Baltimore, has in store and for sale at Mill
prices: F-. ---. ..
Printing Paper, Record Paper,
Cold Medium do Counting-house Rupd do
Druggist do .t.--.s Hardware do
Hatters do Cloth do -'.'..r
RuPd and Plain Capdo Eavelope do .--
RuPd Plain Letter do Straw Wrapping do.
Together with Bonnet and Straw Boards
Likewise, 10000 ENVELOPES at Manufactory
prices. -'.-' 80 s. t-,5 jan 25-6m