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GROIN WELLS
BALTIMORE STEAMSHIP LINE
n. '"r"oss 1i.:s;sA . !. ss, sss*

MI dispatch Steamer daily from Baltimore
w and NewYork, and twice a week from Boston
to Baltimore and Baltimore to Boston.
This line affords unequafed facilities to the bust
ness men of The District of Columbia. The Agents
at either point will receive freight and give through
bill Of Iadng TO Washington the lowest rates OF
freight and no commissions charged. Application.
for freight promptly attended TO by the following
agents: A. q. HALL,
80 Exchange Place, Baltimore.
ii. b CROMWELL,
Corner washington and Albany s,s, N. Y.
JNO. w. SCHANK,
Jan I4--d3m Foot of India Wharf, Boston.
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Leather and CGnuaSs Pouches.

The body OF the leather pouches il 10 be made o.
good and substantial bag leather, well tanned weigh
ing for Nos. and moi less than ounces, and for
the smaller sizes not less than ounces 10 the So.
foot; the bottom and Hap to be OF good ssirfing
leather, well tanned, and tie same TO be well and
strongly secured with the best iron rive :, well
timed. The canvass pouches are 10 be made OF
denseiy woven canvass, rs 10 resist water, or Gi
least equal to that of which the pouches IN the
service are made.
LeGther and Canvass NoYSs-nl1R Bags, lin
saddle bags form.)
Size No. l. Body 48 inches long, and AZ inches in
circumference at the widest parts ends or bottoms
of ME, II by 90 inches
Size No. =. Body "A inches long. and 30 inches in
circumference at the widest parts ends or bottoms
OF same. ~ ny 21 inches
Size No g. Boiy d. inches long and y inches II,
circumference at the widest carts: ends ar bottopS
Of same 10 by 20 inches
The leather horse mail bags are 10 BE made OF
good and substantial bag leather, well tanned, and
weighing not less than ounces To the square font
and the seams TO be well and strongly sewed or ii
Tiveed, 10 be ~ done not 10 chaf.s the horse o,
rider.
The canvass horse mail bags are TO be made OF
the same quality o fabric as the pouches above de
scrbed.
with side pOcketsl
Size No. l. 30 in. in length and Sc in circumference
Size No. ;. 26 do do % do
Canrnss Newspaper naii Bags.
SIZE NO. l, (io inches In length and e2 inches III
cI'cunierence,) To he made OF cotton canvass
lghing At least IL ounces ~ the yard of - nca.
with; the yarn of the fabric to be doubled and
tw!-tu 1n loG' ana tlie Dag 10 De 50 constructed
- OF IocS'a anu 70 nave Idiiuie al each end.
HlZe no. l4i inches loh. and fo inches II. elf
cuhlisrehct,) 10 De ID tIe same material and mal
her Of construction with size No. /.
Liop sd's loI improvements IN tile construction 0!
y :" u,e aonreuesc'lI5u mar aes, or IN Tie iiia
''ids lI.Ieo, ~ Ih'''c anu 'ie feiatVe Vaiuc
anu aiap'"tl'h W tiiT service DIS wen as pfice oi
sach Improvement VIII De considered IN de;Grmin-
i'is VI o.''St anu nrSt oicnef'
40 p'"P"adis WIZ ne ccHsi!efCd u not accom-
iaIeu VIII sdlIeS % edIl article Did io', Showing
n: iu't''ts VI ahu Eofknan-
snip proposed, ai.d ais, o., e.ide:2e q Tie com
poy "Ii HDiS W. "a SSsiS, " ;-zS~is5 Nie HGrFI
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CURE EITS--REAn

More TO the Sick than GoM--Erom one OF the mos,
respectable Druggists in South Carolina.
CHARLESTON, s. e. sept. 81, 1853
Nessrs Nj IETlMER NOwBRAY The sale af
your iamptOn's Vegetable Tincture is increasing
every gay, and every bottle sold recommends this
Edua lie medicine 10 the afflicted Several of our
planters have tired il iii different cases with aston
lshiog success and are getting ii by half dozens II
mas beeh round !" be the greatest dy for rheu
matte affections, and wonderful cure ha; been
performed on negro bow, suffering from Fits.
Will ia nlsb you with number OF certificates if YOU
wish them
l am, gentlemen. yours, W. G.. TRorT
taii aid get pamphlets gratis, and see cures of
Cough, bronchitis, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dys
pep'ia, Nervousness and General Weakness. As 4
female medicine or for delicate children we believe
IL uErgualiCs..
Sold by MORTIMER & MOWBRAY, liO Baiti-
CHAs. STOTr * Co, J. y. nooRp H. r. rI.pKs
ILAFkE ROWLING, w. ELLI0T, aud MCPHsR-
SON, washington; also, by X. :. +. CT SELL Geo,oe
gists everywhere. ,i,,, 81 -
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0RAEaE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
~ ~ M sas ssSss

~" = VI = ttCouUt, 2FUU' ], IOV-,
taE Cars Leave Alsyardria daily for Goriocs.
Z VILE and ictesIa.di-te rtations at * O'Clock,
a. 70. CO t!e GIr:al q. tbs boat from Wssbingtcc
g:T4ry AMOS tiIis iJ- breakfast Oh board Cor.
Meeting al Mana Juuct IN With trsp for Strss.
DIIy. at HeTr-ncon 81 ction with train for War.
r,r:on, AID st GordoGgTiie with ths trins on tia
Vtrsinit Central Rsiroad for iichmord, Cha-!c.tts
Tilis, sli SISun.on.
TAe cara leave dord5ns:ile daily for Alexandra
snd in.ecr>e iass stsilonR, at before Ia O. La. on
the sIfFsi 81 the trains o; tae Virgins Centra, raj
road fro,n E:chIlosd, Chariot esy Ill., and stauntcp
TtRnCTHI TICK
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PROPOSALS. roE MAIL BAGS.

PosT OFFICE DEPARTxEsT,
JsDuary IL, lSoS.
- Department until O'Clock a. M, of the o. OF
April next for furnishing for four years from the Isl
day Of July next, in such quantities and a. such
times as may be required aud ordered Tor the mai
service, matt bags OF the following description, Il
wit:
CGNraS Mail Bags.
Size No. !, (43 inches in length and CO inchf q in
circumfereuceO 10 be made of cotton canvass
weighing ID ounces to the yard of 81 inches width
the yarn of the fabric be doubled and twisted and
fve-to!s.
Size No.2, al inches in length, and az inches in
circumference,) TO he uade OF cotton canvass
weighing Is ounces To the yard of 81 inches width
and the cloth 10 be woven in every respect like that
OF the first size of bags.
Sire No. 3 90 inches IN length and % inches i'm
circumierence) TO be made Of cotton canvass,
weighing 10 ounces tn the yard OF % inches width
and Oh cloth to be woven as above described
The canvass bags of sizes Nos. ] aud are to be
made with sufficie.t number OF eyelet holes and
provided with strong cord to secure their mouths
All are 20 he well and distinctly marked gu S.
Mai" and to be numbered according to the sizes
above specified
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Form Of Gu0rG.tee.
To Capt. Nj, T. Meigs, u. =. EneIncprs.
HOWARD LIFE INSURANCE COM.

Ia =. So Az DIN q, of Washington, Agent.
THE Howard Life Insurance Company possess
l. ing an ample capital, and every facility sor ex-
tending its operations upon the most secure basis.
makes ever? insurance against Life Risks upon the
most favorable terms
fartles inSunng upon the mutual plan are enti-
ued 10 pfop"r,onaie share of the profits or upon
The JOINT stock plan by which they pay a lower rate
oil premium, but DO not share profits.
Policies are granted either for e or for limited
period.
The Howard comments itself TO persons in I'll
stations, but especially tn every head Of a family
Military or Naval Officers OF or On duty may be
insured in time 0. peace.
Persons insured in this Company have The privi-
Iege oi crossing the Atlantic, 10 ports ia Europe at
AL seasons of the year without extra rYeinium.-
special permits for California, Australia, or the
Sandwlcs Islands, al reduced rate OF premium.
~ oince NO. SSs North street, one door east OF
el:tH 3 colin
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EVENING STAR.
-WHy DID BE DIEf
sNhy sid hs dis''' the mother s'ksd,

, s,Sghy Gid be die 20 the mother s.ksd, Is
As tears bedeW'd her cheek,
As n ing SOhs almost forbade
Hes ring tongue to speak C-
She stOOpei and kissed her sons pale corpse
E slFe graspea his hand so cold
s.Soon shall I sIumber by his side, 80
For ! am growing Old"
"Why did he die?' we ask the rose
That blooms in fragrance sweet;
Why does II wiiher and decay, IE-s
And cTumble at your feet'
The scent - gone which once eShaled
From midst The crimson leaves
AMI where the blooming flower once hung
His web the spider weavts.
''Way did he die ~ why meIts the snow
Before the summers sun? e.,
Why are the dewGTOps quaffed away
When morning Is begun
Way tuTsts the bubble which 50 bTights
: Ills through tlIs vapOrv air:
Why do the flowers thus fade and die,
However bright and lar!
SWAY did he ole ?''-the blooming rose,
The melting snow fake tells;
The dewIrop bright, the bubble frail,
The reason each reveals.
For all on eaTlh--man, woman, Child,
Ras' dewdrOp, snowfiake-all
Were framed for lime as lie DEGREES
sOeach must drOOp I'D fail.
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Fl. SEMKEN, JEWELER

NO. $50 Pa are''ue betvesn 9.h and lOsh street.,
o1lers Tor sale magnificent assortment of
DIAMOND JEWELRY,
Gold Bracelets, Breastpins, EarrinfS! Seal Rine.
Wsdaing ilngs, FOB and Vest Chains, Scale. Loci.
cts, Pencils, Thimbles, Tnnkets, etc
unusually low. i isn 10 10
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PM i0ftpHs ADVERTISEMENTS
sNIpER's WINES
Hi ~ ~Hl

Il Z n 4 Il UE II a a.
fcHS v. sElDER, Dealsr In Sicss, .. the
" former clt estabiishsd Wac SIRE Of JACOB
xNIDKR, Jr-, No. 20 Walnut street, ,our iSors -
low Fourth street. where ocssss<Ss viii b suprled
With WINS and LIQUORS On the mott sceonEo
dadog farms.
po SASo q sss WIZ NJ 1sss s. se e IN
xut street, Philadelphia, where he n prepared 70
receive orders for The special Importation Of Wipes
&c, from varioas houses In Europa In Quantiti O.
single do and pvars: and also eolicdts for ia
SON, John VAUGHAN sNIDKR, the patronass O.:
bis friends aud former custcmsrs
- All wioes ordered for Warrington WIN b, a.
tiversd By Express free Of faeh. ke-iy
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pEy. JOHN LANAHAN, PASTOR OF THE

DEF. JUIIN I.ANAHAN, PASTOR OF TIRE
In EXETER STREET, NJ. Z. CiiURCH-A
stf"ng desire 10 benefit the addicted in;.aces Inn
thus TO Ger Ny. We chai enge any other medicine
to present such ri tes imOny from gentlemen
and ladies' of high standing of our own we lknGwn
citizens. who testify of cares Of COUGH REON
CHiTlS, RHEUMATISM DYSPEPSIA. sc
:, BALTIMORE, January oath, 1876
MessTs. Mortimer & AolrJr0u:
fdfu pleasure N saving 10 you that have used
your Hampton $ TInctGre" with very great profit,
from serious lrOat affection, my general health
had become very much impaired, when com
inehced To Use = HdmpDn's Tncturcp 1 found
IL. effects upOn ny gcDerr health most saluiary-
MY ncrVou7 system and digestive organs soon right
ed UP under II ; use.
nave several times recommended il 10 nv
friends, arl in every case, Is tar AZ hsvr Lner ir
iorIhed, they have use il with success
Yours tri,'r,
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49, JOIN LASAHAH, Pastor
Oh Exeter ST., VI. f. Cherch, Rallinol
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS

BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS.
kALEI6H, N. c., Feb. Z, 1855.
AessTs. MoTtimrr & Mosob7uy:
90 mere cestiiy that about twelve months ag,
was taken with a severe hemorrhaga ol TIE Limos
and mad four attacks Of 1t | was advised 10 try Or
hdnpton's Vegetable Tnciure | procured one
Go.ue, and AFTER taking which, was satisfied that
"is I1uch Deter ana that, af er taking the furth
boihe, was entirely well, and now I eniov as oood
hehiii as ever did in my life. 1 can, and do with
ohl Inc least hesitation. recommend the Tincture
ID all persons afflicted in my way.
YGuE, GEO. W. Wp.K,vv
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SILVER PLATED WARE

COMPLETE Coffee Sets, Cas;ors, Cake and P,m;.
~ Baskets, Walters on white metal, Table. D.s
sert, and Tea Spoons and Forks, double add 81, !.
plated on hibaia, the best substitute for silver wa
ran.ed and sold by m SENYEN' wa
No: a3O Pa. avenue, between sth and 10, -.
iaa 10 " i'" io's s'>.
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Il 2 N Y

40. 81 BTLdge street, Georgesox,n.
rs prepared 10 furnish Balls. DIsEyR SSo-rrr,
a WEDDINGS, &c, with everything in the Confec
nonary line, IN any part of the District. AZ the s
est nolice, and on the most reasonable terms.
Jan l9-u
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An APPEAL To COMMON SENSE

LET THE SICK HEAR THE TRUTH.
CAPTAIN BESJAAIN.-Wherever Known his tesli
Hony will BE- conclusive. But lest those who ~
not know the Captain should be scepticaI, DIR. Daw-
:nn Bro, with others o: the best known and most
highly respectable citizens Of Easton, endorse ais
wonderful cure by
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.

a. y On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS,
IL. -. Easa9s Fare round trip 81; from Alex
andii. rs cents The THOMAS COLLVER leaves
Warrington ct aad klaxaadris at OK o'clock. =
Coaches leave the Capitol for tx bost 1t sk eek
CcaLh FIRE % cortg.
Her5ons giahiaI tas C,s,es viii leave their resi-
oe1ce with Geo. Thoe. parker
i,etce5h.lsnts OF tie boz
OF 3S-dsf Ss.t,I HrNrvyy n.,1
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10 lJIi:LDCis, oonos1tng with the stsses ct
Charlottesville, on HoEssJs, Wednesday,, and Fri.
days
h-t 10y scl A'5S lsrEet, connecting with the
eg6H - cu2opsr, Or Tuesday,, Thursdays, aid aSt.
urday
For Tinotester dsiiy, connecting with ths stsseo
az Pied ilont
Fer ..iddie5urs daily, connecting With ths stages
1t tiie PGina
Per order: W. B. BROOK ETT lrsrt
nay T-if - -
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NLor:sl = g MADE TO ORDER CHEAPER
~ than ever.-In oIder TO run off he remainder
OF our large stock of Cloths, Cassimeres, ard Vest
lngs, we will al this season take measure ana make
10 order Gentlemen's Garments of first quality 20
per cent cheaper than our usually low prices
WALL & STEPHENS,
3A1 Pa. avenue, next door TO Iron Hall.
teb ~ lSehtlEel& NeWsl
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4 MEXICAN YEAR BOOK OF PaC,rs.,.-
"A nual of Scientific Discovery for Issi aug AS
fsb fS ~ FRANCK TAYLOR.
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TO LOVERS OF BUTTER.

ME attention OF those fond OF good BUTTER Is
L called 20 the fact the, have Just received I49
tegs OF prime fresh BIZ TIER, witch Is offered at
the lowest possible Pricss, either wholesals or re-
AL am constantly receiving fresh Roll Butter,
which can De found at nv stalls either in the Zen
tree Northern Liberties Market. aud my Store, al
cor. 9th and l. sts. W. G. JOHNSON.
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TICKLE PEOPLE.-About two wears
ego, a young Frenchman, when on q bu-
siness tour to this country, was much
annoyed by the charge ne frequently saw
IN American papers, and which to him
was often made face to face, "that the
French people were too tickle to be good
republicans.
He returned few days ago and visited
French restaurant, where he read the
paper. AL present weremuch surprised
10 see him, quite excited, rush up, paper
in hand, to friend of his, exclaiming.
PICKLE peuples. en- ! Oui; tickle peo-
pie, When | was here before z1y adored
KoSsuth, now zly denounce Mitchell;
then for Hungary, now for Russia; then
all democrat governors, now all wings;
then call New Hampshire b;goted, now
New Hampshire praise all over ze Union:
en vCrite, peuples Sont ickles.'
q At camp meeting. last summer
not more than fifteen hundred miles from
Boston, the trumpet had called the con.
gregation together, but crowd of idlers
and roTdieS stood outside the range Of
seats and would not come in. The pre-
siding elder invited them twice with no
effect. Then, after singing hymn, he
turned to the crowd and said-"As ma
ny OF you as haven't got the itch, or any
osher cutaneOus disease, we shall be glad
10 have come forward. Ell others viii
remain outside. No one was left.
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD
TRaINs RUN as FOLLOWS:

TRaINS Run rs FOLLOWS:
( GAVE daily, ezccE. Inlay, at 6 sn4 az E. r.
! 4 sd adj . N.
- sun say q. 9 - Eaa s on.
jeaTe El.h1iore 1t ~ sGd u I. II; I'D : ani 9
pLn.
On Sunday g. IL IN and n
1Je connections With Baltimore q Ohio Tla,lroei
for TIE West are % trsins lesvl>y 81 { "a s7i J
= ~.
Tor Philadelphia a.. NV gork al 6, s1d 81 :,
sci pm.
Eor Annapolis az s y. Il AMI Pr
tJF Eor.oiE 81 9 y u.
TX. PARSONS, Agsrt
Pactcr aie:.,i - ~ called 70 the RUS TeGu,.>
i:g res!-oL i5ie YOU ;-r for any psIson 81 c0ioI
" 40 ID = viii 70 rs..s ov tho road.
dc 3--9f
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ihLTIEUHE iMisfISEsssis.

&I6aA n. ssITH. GseRcs y. sEIfs.
~ ID. SMITH - CO, Manufactures s.ss
VI. nssIs.o IN ALCOHOL. cAMPHENf, BipE
7IAL OIL SC. Nc. 81 2. CALVERT STsEU-, %
potts Wsttr st,,sl, eAETIS0Bs, Nd.
mar Ally
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SOMETHING NEW.

OPPOSITE TIE MARKET ON PESSgYLyA
~ MA AVENUE 4 doors below Ninth tl.s;.
s a NEW CLOTHING STORE for Men and poys,
orersa this day. DECKER, tne OF tAs cbeapee
Clothing Merchants in the North has d tsrminei
to tIsr 70 the citizens Of Washington and vicinity
biz excellent Clothing st the Lowest Ncrtharp rices
for cash only. III re the
POOR HAN
viii Hnd Just SUCH C,ohizs Store as bias Ions been
wanted Ia Washington. His MOTTO lie cheap pos
cash, and oNs PRICE OILY.
A good substantisi woollsn COS. he will sell ~.
20; snl heavy winter pants well lined for 81 20:
and foe costs, overcoAts, and vests in pre- portion
Good wocl- and coton unien kirts, h1siery, eloyea
Ac., chearer than the chespsst. nov li-sS
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FOR THE WEST AND SOUTH.
AND ONO RAIEROAD
IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS FOR TRAYELl

fok IHE W ESI AMI SOUld.
BALTIMORE AND OEIORAIEROAD.
IMPROVED ARRAN 3EM sNrs FOR TRAvELi
IMPORTANT ORANGES OKSCHKDUDEl
rs cEgEQ The late completion Of the
e88 sze@zG0entral Ohio Railroad between
Wheeling aud Columbus, uniting, as it does, by 30
short and direct . line, the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad with all portions of the West (ant North
and SOUTHWEST gives this route greatly increased
advantages to through travellers in that direction
90 and sffer MuNDAY, November 81, 1854, the
teams viii hs rue follows:
/ FOR THROUGH PASSING ERs.
Two fat II sins daily will ia each direction
First--The MALI TRAIN, leaving Camden Station
at m, instead Of o'clock heretofor. Except
on Surdey,) and arriving at Wheeling AZ 2 40 o. m
Second-Tbe EXPRESS TRAIN, leaving at D. m ,
instesd OF az p m, as heretofore, and running
through to Wheeling IN about u Lcurs, reaching
there ct 10 rs =. Z, This train will step ct Wash
ington Junction, Sykssvle, Sonocrcy, Uarfe-'s
F-fry, har'ins6urg, sir Johns Run. Cumberland,
Piedmont, Rowlesburg, NeEburg. ystterman, Farm.
iogtSp, Cameron aud Mouudsvi:le only, for wood
AMI water and meals, Both there trsiDs maze
crompt and regular connection with tn. Of the
Central Ohio Road for CsUlbridg', Ian. svilis, New
| ARK, Columbus, Cincinnati, Louisville, Dsytoa,
Ssndussy, Toledo, Lstroit, Ipdisuspol:s Chicago.
It Louis, etc. Passengers leaving Baltimore by the
Mail TT IN; will Cincpoati fsr dinner next
day, Thiie by the Express Train they arr We there
at IL TITO next night, being Kept but one night on
the route by eth train
Passengers foiJhs Northwest via CleEsiscd and
| al intermediate points make direct onD.c.
! ton WITH ne trains upon thu Cleveland sna Pitts
burg Ralirori a. ali times wheo the Ohio is naviga
ole f.. steamers between Wheeling arr Wel,rvlle,
by leaving Baltimore Ia he Mail Train 1t e. NJ.
Returning. the Trains lSavc Wheeling a. .ciews:
The tN?RFS@ fEsIN st 30 p m, reaching T al.
ti-s>,Ce at ESQ a. TIL. MAIL TRAIN st Has =.
Il reGchItg Ia: un,ore st m ..
rs Though .icis,s by beat from, Wheeling for
Oi1ci natl, Madison Louisville 81. Louis and other
Eiver ~itiss, be sold at times when the stage
CT .s.tf- vili eiuit.
Esg- Throush tickets tetEeen Baltimore ind
Wa.aloeSOn. &nd all the important cit:ts and towns
in ihe West, are sold at the Ticke, Cs.css Of the
Company.
FoR SAY PaaSEN 1ERS
TX MAIL TRAIN, isaving Camden Sta.io- VIII
take psssroEers fGr ell the usual stopping places CO
the Rod l.eturning, his rain leaves Wheeling
ut las mithiGtt, uubsrard al 1915 a. ID, ana
arrives az Baltimore at y. ".
TAX FREDERICK kCCOMNODArION TRAIN,
Tor frederick all i..Tn;edste place. viii stert at
?. H., daily Except 6un:ayr) arriving IN Fredsr
lex e. n ho'urling will leave Frederick at q.
Il arriving a. Baltimore st l2 80. noon
TIE BLLlC):T' MILLS accom- NOTATION
Ii.i Be run iEly, (-Zc p. Gn,2,s,) es follows:
IreFe CaC.3sp Station 81 d III. aad 3 2. M.
!. t@.ve EEco!l's At!ls Ct 80 a oud $50 O. m
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oPTlCIAN-

OFFICE No 5I2 Seventh street, three doors
~ from Odd Fellows Hall. SPECTACLES ana
GLASSES suited to every sight, on a true ami sci
eniihc principle See circulars, TO be had At til.
once. IN Inns
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DOCTOR YOURSELF.
TIE POCKET KSOULAPIUS:
OR, EveRY oyE Els OWN PHYsImA. A

The Haieth Edition, v.tA
One hundred knsrsvinss
showing Diseases and MAJ
formations OF the Human
system In every shape and
| fu-m. To which " sd1ee Q
Treatise On the Diseases o.
Females, oe:ngpfthe high
est importsr-to married
people, or those contem
plating carriage. By
WA. roUNG, M. d.
LIST n fs.ass be sahanS
b present. . ocfy OF tbs
ASCULAPIUe 70 his cA,t1
ltmSy rpye him from al
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pIAR DccTQE.

T. g. SPENCER
rs rs - SE.oasl se-rist. to the citGsrs Of Bal
.csnr.. osc ccre Fl kinds Of Osnce.s- take th go
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10 tbs secret obligations OF married life Without
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10 BE married any inspedinent, read this tiTiy
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death.
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