Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-09-17

Most If the remedies now 10 use for this dangerous
and painful affection, pe directed to be applied OK
ternaly they do not remove the cause Of the com
plant and can therefore afford only temporary re-
lief Again. The disease IS often beyond the reach Of
aid nom external applications an objection 10 which
,his remedy Is not liable il being taken internally
II Is perfectly safe, pleasant to take mild and easy
IN lie operation, and affords immediate relief
We have not heard Of single case. ia which this
medicine has failed either 10 produce speedy relief
OF 10 cure the complaint
IL Is equally eificacious in curing both the Blind
and Bleeding Piles If the bowels are left costiye
after the use Of this medicine little physic may be
taken 70 regulate them. Having been trying the An
Healing Ointment in some very bad cases Of Piles,
hesitate not 70 assure the afflicted that il is very
valuable medicine, and inestimabe auxiliary 10
the Eectuary consider il the best external appli-
cation, have ever known. The Electuary is an in
ternai remedy and the Ointment as an external appli-
eatlon, used IN connection, doubt not would b. eff
fectua In the most obstinate cases and must surpass
Ia all instances any other remedies for Piles 70 be
found. Price 81.
sB All my medicines put up under my own
personal SUPERVISION and the public are assured that
they prepared of the best imported vegetable in
gradients, and can be obtained only at our Office No
nv South street, opposite Smithsonian Institution
whero they have done large and successful practice
or the last SIX years IN the treatment Of all Chronic
Diseases, and those diseases produced by the Old
School Mineral Physicians by The indiscrlninate use
OF Mercury, Arsenic, Anthony, &C. Happily for
suffering humanity, their practice is so manifesty
y
must IN few years sink into oblivion.
sept l7--eodly
FIRST GRAND BAIL OF THE SEA-
SON.
nv He Members of the TERPsICHO-
HEAN CLUB take great pleasure in
nouncing to their friends and the public in general
that their
SECOND GRAND ANNUAL BALI.
Will take place at
Odd-Tellows' Hall, Navy Yard,
On Monday Fleming, September "a, 1866.
The members pledge theSlselves that no pains or
expense shall be spared their part to make this
pass OIL with the same eclat that has heretofore dis
tnguished the Balls fthe Terpsichore Club.
No hats or caps allowed in the Ball Room unless
worn BY members of the different Clubs.
Prof. Louis Weber's celebrated Coton Music has
been engaged for the occasion.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting gentleman
and ladies' to be had Of any of the Managers and at
the door on the evening Of the Ball.
Managers.
Marcellus Marceron Robert /. Thompson
stephen McNamee George A. Barr
Philip j. Ennis John Smith
James II. Dobbyn Smith Townshend
William E. Tucker
sep 15--1S, %, 24*
EALL BONNETS, RIBBONS. AND
- Flowers, with every variety of Millinery Goods
suitable for the season. just received, and selling
cheap:
Hosiery ana Gloves t
Gents Stocks Collars, Neck Ties &c.
Buttons, Threads, Silks
Embroidery Silks Worsted
Ladies' MORE antique Elastic Belts, 62lS cents
PERFuMERY, viz:
l.. I. Pver's Ok Marrow
Pomades, Bears Grease, Warranted genuine,)
3716 cents
Bazin's, Wright's, and Lubn's, Extracts. G2I5 G.
Bay Rum and Eau de Cologne Toilet Bottles
WIN. p. SHEDD,
502, Eleventh street. above Penn avenue
sep 14-6t Intel