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DOTATOES.-ONE.H HUNDRED BUSHELS
l. CT very superior POTATES for sac Apply
at Locust Hill Farm, eth street road, near Tie
first toll gate. sc e9-3ts
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MEDICAL CARD.

nH III. PERABEAu, GERMAN HOMEo-
~ pathic physician, has the honor 70 offer MS
services 10 the Inhabitants Of Washington and
vicinity. -.. -. 7, -
Once and Residence on street, No te, be-
tween Goth and 2lst streets -.
N. B-H Homeopathic medicines for sale. which
the Doctor prepares himself with The greatest
care, For Fever and Ague, foe hous and Bowel
complaints, &C &c. &c 33m
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NEW WOKKg ny THE, AUTH h OF
II the g " iae, Wide w erid.'1--The Hhis Of
WIDE World !" Price 81 ,25 Just published, and
for sale at TAYLOR Il MAURY'S
seq ROnkstore near 9th street
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CRrfL ,IsfuAAsrrT "A railway sl,rk ask.
ing a ssA:sick passenger 1.-The Is anxious for a
return ticket
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DY UkDEE UFDTHE >.yy .cyx

Ky UEDEk UF"TEE NAVY AGENT
~ there VIII be sold Il public auction at Two
O'Clock IN on the 25th day Of October newt al
The :. Navy Yard, Washington, from ore "a
ten tons, as may be ffered Of copper scale. the
analysis Of sample Of which have given from
81 III TO ~ 10 per cent. OF metallic copper I,
can be examined at any time previous to the dsy
OF sale. upon application at the Many Yard
Terms Of sale cash
sets of I In Scales, with weights
lset Of Wood Meat Scales
~. A. GREENLEAF, Navy Agent
seA-1wiw (Uniona Intel)
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GUNS -GUSS-GUNs.
r TRSERIBER HAS HIST ErEIuEU

GUNS-GU tS-GUNS.
'THE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RECEIVED
L directirom
the celebrated xSSSa.SSs.s1%
nlanIi.2c tory
OF Mr.. Chance 1852. III
a. Son, ii e u
best and cheapest lot OF Double and Single Shot
Guns ever before offered in this market: Each
sun has hesQ proved and will be warranted per-
rect throughout. or no sale. We have also Powder
RISKS, Shct Belts, Gome Bags, Cleaning Rods,
Raldiron Wads, Percussion Caps, Powder and
Shot. all OF which offered as low as can be
pulchased Ia this city, by
JOS. l. SAVAGE,
Sign n Gilt Saw, Penn avenue, between
seq I'm (News copy 10th and 18th SITS
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II U ) A L. E-A CONVENIENT SMALL
House, on 10th street, only two or three doors
from Pa avenue. Its central location renders &c d
very d sirable dwelling for persons engaged in
business. The front room might tie used as a
show room for Millinery, or fitted up for La
dies Shoe Store, or Fancy Trimming Store Its
proximity to the avenue would make II good
stand for any neat business. Apply to w. LEN
OK, or at Mrs. Lenox's, on 4, between 10th ana
llth streets. au27.n
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EEh ENEN AREINViTED CALI
y and examine model Of a gentlenan's q
DkESS HAT, fall style, 1856 For II. ht- "
nes ;, fneness and elegance these Hats can 90
not be surpassed. LANES '
Fashionable Hat, Cap and Gents Fur ishing
SWie, 42i Penna. avenue, between ~ and 9th
SUBTITLE.
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by WALL, BARNARD Il co ,Auctioaeers
pOKrABLEsAW- MILLATAUCTfOS -
L On SATURDAY MORNING, October al
al 10 o'clcck WE will sell Il front Of c.r auctio,
stors, one Portable Saw mill. The mill has been
but iitt'P rsed Is in hrst-Ta'e order can 6e rnn
with water, steam, or horse power ca easily he
Renewed fIom oae location 10 another, and Is
capable OF cutting 4 large amount OF lumber Der
day Terms At sale
WALL, BARNARD CO,
sc NJ Aucffoneers
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MRS. g. ANDERSON CAN ACCOMMO-
lVl date several bOarders with or without rooms.
Penn avenue, No 276, between l1th and 18th
streets. sc 10-1m
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STKAYED OR STOLEN.-ON WEDNES.
~ day evening, September oath RED65S='
COW with white feet, and white spotE ~
on her breast, and another on her rump. TlM
Had yellow pine yoke on her neck. liberal
reward viii be given for her return to JOHN
VAN SKIVER, on llth street, near the S:sam-
boat Wharf sc 20 4ts
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. CEOCKs-cLOCKSlcLOCka.

|. CLOCKS cLOCKS-cLOCka;
II HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARsE as
II sortrnent Of ClocnlSO different styles, whlcn
win be sold low, and varrsnted 10 60 wen nosS
All i,sso,e nn,cSs.Irg sewhere Also, Cloet
Tatsr,als Of Ali iinds. oils, Ball, Keys, Cords
Hands, &c, at hop o.sS aa,el
sc as,2m S4s Pa. ave, oPpo. Browns n0'e''
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.-ONE
parior and comfortable furnished chambers
for rent, together or single, 10 street ad,oIn
Ing tie Auction Store OF J G. McGu.re The
rooms are large, and location excellen be ny one
door from Penn. avenue. Apply mex, door
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- OOMS FOR RENT.-TWO ROOMS OVER
H my store suitable for an office Of almost any
kind, Will be rented low to a permanent tenant
Possession given Immediately. L. F. CLARK,
north side, Penn. avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets BE l"-tf
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9 Ts-. COAL-COAL-COAB -
GOAL ON The wAI-wARRANThp
~ No l article. -. aims s#
cargo Fur ace Coal
Do Red Ash Coofing Coal a.
which will be delivered In few days;
their orders Immediately.
Coal he { under cover ao ,5s' 20 tHs ~
sAs,.,, ~ w cor. 18th and c sts., No. s47.
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r. J. STEER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No ass Seventh street,

NOTIFIES HIS PATRONS AND ThE u t.
~ lie that he has just received from the a.
New York and Philadelphia markets, the
largest and best stocks OF CLOrRS, CAS- NJ
slMEKEs, yESTINGS, snIRTS, -"
that he has ever offered for tEcir ins pectien
From his long acquaintance with the tastes OF
his patrons, and the demands Of the Washington
public and the great care he exercised in tie
lection Of his goods heconfdently bells yes he Is
better prepared to suit them than he has been
before He sOlicits an early examination OF his
stock and prices by the public, and assures all who
may cali that he takes great p easu.e In showiG;
his goods
= Esperial attention Is invited TO the stoct 81
SHIRTS, which aye believed Ia be If the very
hest description made In the country. ae iS-2aWV.
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NOV AFL0AT- --. .-. ....... ...,
~ Schr. w. w. Marcy, 40 tons u ed Ash EGG
Schr Louisa Stewart, 20 tons White h.h Egg
Schr. John Cole, las tons broken and screened
-" rs tons Egg White Ash -
SchT. Emily Murray, 65 tons broken White ASH
IS tons Range Coal
All OF the above will arrive wittin few DAYS
and persons wanting Coal from vessel upon Jus
arrival will please leave their orders at my s
without delay end thereby save expense
Sc % coat West side ssh ST. bet ID ana r.
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BOARDING SEVERAL LARGE ROOMS
= with single ones attached, handsomely fnr
nlshed can be rented either I'm suits for families
or to single persons, with board II desired on the
most reasonable terms. A large yard is attached
to the house, making Il desirable Tor family
with children. Apply at No 46s 10th st EFT be.
Ween and r.. '-.-ia st.-- Sc 17-3w& q!
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E0R RENT, WITH BOARD.-A LARGE
Il and comfortable Room, just vacated. The stu
alton Is well adapted to Clerks In the Departments
or gentlemen doing business on the avenue In.
quire OF Mrs. WILLIAMS, on 9Th street, between
the Avenue and ID street. 80. sc % 3t&
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MRS. TEST RESPECTf ULLY INFORMS
WI her patrons and others, that she intends re-
Stunning the duties OF her school fcr young chldr n
Of both sexes, on Monday, the lst Of September.
+. street, between 18th and lith sc 30-3~
~ JT-T-- $50 --------- -.
II 0ST.-A PAIR OF GOLD SfECfACEtS,
l. on Monday evening, either in passing atof z
r. street down 6th to h, thence through Judiciary
SQuare and down ladiana avenue, south side.
Tue finder will he suitably rewarded by leaving
them at the Star 0niee or at GRAY & BALKAN
TYNE'S bookstore, 9Th street. Sc 0-3t@ O.
gov SrRASED.- LEFT THE REM
~ ises Of the subscriber last week, a E5.:sSSe'
small white COW. short horns, In good CT
order No particular Taar rs iecOlocted IAa.Vs44'
suitable reward will be given FOR information
Of her Whereabouts. a. g. JAS. ADAMS, aF
sc 30-Iw 800 South Ii street.
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WOOD AND COAL.

,,ur suRscRrBERs HAVE ON HAND,
srs CONSTANT, receiving supplies Of The very
,sst aualitiss Of every description Of WOOD.
Al q ever variety Of the most superior qualities
- COAL. all of which viii be sold on a reason
shle terms as they can be bad In the District.
Now afoat cargo OF superior Coal. Those In
want would do well to call and leave theiI orders
SO as TO be furnished from the veesel. Once
corner OF and 2lst. streets, Washington, ana
Green street, opposite Gas House, GeorgSows
Sc 23-Sw =, BARRON sTOvnh.
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ICoURsEs in FRENCH.

-"". COURSES IN FRENCH. - so
MONS, iSTAUBLY, PROFESSOR OF MOD
vi ern Languages, will open his rooms at NO
4S5 Twelfth street, on the frat Of October Tor the
purpose Of forming Glasses In French! 80
The teholastie wear will embrate forty four
weeks divided into two Sessions q twenty 1.-TWO
weeks each. The course Of instruction will IN :
clude an elementary, an advanced, and rhetoric
Cdl GdbS.as D. % ta4. - ~
!, The method of instruction invariably secures
rapid progress, -, y , .,ss A.ri iHa -, =.
Terms; Sl0,per Session Of twenty.two weeks
sc 3O-2w.. 80 Sir e-7' Ms Er So =
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FIRST WARD MARkET,
No ina PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE ".
n WH.LOPEN ON TUESDAY, SEE kA nEA.'
4 l6th, aud keep constantly on hand, TX Esh
MEAPS and VEG ErABLEs at the above place
- IA :tws WM, CRASH.
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,|.| NOTICE. =
WEN WALTER JONES AND CHARLES
~ LEE JONES have removed their o..ce 10
No s0e + street, between q and 4th streets
Charles Lee Jones Will practice in tie Supreme
Court Of the United States and ell other cour: :
held in the District OF Columbia Gen. Walter
Jones' though mostly retired from general prac
tics, will unite with him and do his best 10 ao :
vance the success Of clients by written saeinet t.
and arguments, and by all other needfui and
proper erertons. Nv 5-am
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WOOD AND COAL. . %+
"E ARE DAILY RECEIVING LARGE
w supplies OF WOOD and cox which we
cnh sell from tue boats At very low prices Per
sf3 DESTROYS OF laying In their winter fuel would
DO welt 10 give Us cali before p1:nhaSf1p else
where. BOGUES O,NEiIJ
Sc - No. lh5 " alter street, Georgetown
CLnTHiNG MADE To pieeER. ..
NEW CLOTHS, CASiMEE rs, VELVET
SllAs and Satin VestinI s. Gentlemen W sh-
ing 10 consult ecOnomv. taste ard elegance I'm
having heir fall and winter clothing mate b. or
dta are invited to examine our new ass o. Rent Of
fine goods, which We will make to measure in
STYLE inferior TO none, al much cheaper rates than
the usual city prices. ,-
WALL Il STEPHENS, '"
- Penn ave bet 9th and 10th SITS and
Pc Off 1874 Penn ave near National Hotel! o.
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EOR RENT.-FURNIsHED UNFURN

INUR KENT-FURNISHED OR UNFURN
Il ed, house situated on the north side Of Penn
avenue in the central part Of the city, containing
In all fifteen rooms, which are comfortably FUN
ished gas fixtures through the house WIN be
rented to careful and responsible tenant II ap-
piled for soon; or the rooms viii he rented sep
arately. Board can be obtained In the immediate
neighborhood. A servant will be left to attend /,
and take charge OF the room, II required Apply
at this ONCE. sc l0-lm
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CHILLING OEF TO CLOSE BUSINESS
- As We have determined 10 continue our pre- II
business no long than to the lst November next,
we will until then continue to offer our stock al
FANCY GOODS, PERI UMESY, JEWEL
RY, &c at cost, and less than cost, when we Ill
dispose If the remainder TO our successor-
ss29-Ict Il GhLLIGhN t CO.
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The RECENT RAINS have, by washing, dam
aged some of the streets aud avenues in tn,
eastern part Of the city, and they will, there
fore, require considerable repairs Other To-
calities have been similarly injured.
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CLOAkS AND TALMAS, ScARFS, AND

CLOAkS AND TALMaS, SCARFS, AND
SHAWLS.
NOW OPENING A VERY ATTRACTIVE
stock Of CIhJAkS and TALNhS IN Black,
Brown, and Grays; all the latest Paris STYLES and
at exceeding low prices Also. large a. sortment
Of SHAWLS and SCARFS, Ia new de- igns-
some Black Centres In the LOT. which are scarce
and desirable COLBY Il SEARS,
sc 20 Ct SOB 9Th ST :, ; doors moth Pa ~
TNOa BOsTON.-THEP PACKET SCH0ON-
l. er Searsville has arrived, and viii have -.
quick despatch for The above port. ForS
freight apply to.
HARTLEY Il BROTHER, Agents, --
sc 29 81 lol Water street, Georgetown.
lust RECEIyED.-A BEAUTIFUL A.
y sortmeat OF Cbamos Skins, for domestic pur-
poses. Also, Conc Water in bottles, inst
from the spring. For sale az
5000 ELlOr'S Drug store,
Sc 29-3 corner r and 18th streets.
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AccIDENr.-Thism morning one of the mcr
employed with the stone wagons at the Capt.
tol had his thigh bone broken by large bloch
OF marble falling az INST him. He was imne
diately removed to the Infirmary to be proper
ly attended, to-
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DnANATrc READINGs.-Mr Charles New
ton, Of the 6" sock and buskin," will, thi
evening, give an entertainment to consist G
solilequies, &c at Columbia Engine House
Capitol Hill, assisted by Mr. g. Porter
For the reasonable sum of twenty five cent
the citizens of that part Of the city, especial
ly, may enjoy q rational intellectual treat.
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ei.o74Sse2 "a
irs,oss Al
LiAbtLttite-
Unsettlsd Claims for Losses and not cue

TIE Kns Insurance Company prefents lie patrons
very sssfsctry ecnaOn o. large tner In Cash Az
the further security q their Poeiess iavss:
Bens heng placed II The nimGm market vaue tthe
time Of DE- ~rson the standard Of They
sr- Ell er prime ofv~ Nd psyng stOCks gocd yAa biz
ADD clean nvestnsbts. Sirting moerute intSe nj 10
me EADdArd basis wkeh the Assets have bern
xAiaed b~sss 60 at Iafeposf Resides ths sofdty.
Company ens Asentnn tie trcng ant SECURITY q de-
rsvss fcg he eissd system Il Ageecie throuEh la
aerLts having The neans u preserving united phasnz Of
erpersoef UsdereSStsrs, which hA worried, fsr mary
sssen yssrs the happs res1t seckhoieers and sAin
nTt. for sn4h h - The lkos atk
sarr prestige Cor azure usef tkAt has yes b<eE
eees.e.l bv rally ksfloaGf In osFpoFztiok.
go an bssinsss atendEd - wh dsspSSfh and aAssy.
~ order - The bsaSA @u2kPh hAkk, AEenl
kamaf-4m HoaAv n
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A. c. 81 A. ID. BEECH,
DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
40 college Street.

40 College street.
LAVE opsned very large stock Of al kinds 81 bkks
III GOODS suitable the fAu snd Winter Trade, Of nc
Newest stViea $500.
Also aanasons lot % All the newest designs Of CLoAks
and MANTLE in store and ready ior sKhiblon We 60
Psct4y you look stock q coAks before
buyinF.
have 10 store large stoet Of al kinds 81 CAk-
PATS u the newest Patterns and Batter ses 10 EEL
thea cheap any other House hia SIDE Of The
tAina We hAss All Kinda II CURTAIN DAAAkks and
LACE CURTAINS. HaefE
Ia sddiuon the above, have large stock 81 Al
kRdS ~ Dkf Go0pes saiiAele Cor the Pal and winter
fTads. A G. a A. H. hkkCh,
sspis Ne 20 CensFs ~ ,ss1A VIA, Ts4s.
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SCOIg'S LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COBB MILL

MERE features connected with this mill worthy
L consideration and close examination the part
those WISHING 10 purchase Feed Mil.
It's mechanical instruction and adaptation 10 the pur-
poses Rned crush grind Its great
pscity, while doing immense work with extraordinary
its durability is amply provided for. The complete
and entire portsbeness Of the Little GIANT rendering It's
greater convenience for plantation imposs
IL Up; farm hand servant put up and set
running In half hours time. The convenience with which
the sweep may be applied horEOnta-as is most
usuA-oT head and the mill may be easily attached
where used. The power take, requiring
and two horses The quantity and quality OF product
10 20 10 bushels good feed meal hour according TO the
degree Of hneness gsOund and the size mill IL Is the
cheapest MILL all things considered, here before the pun
lie.
Another thing connected with the Little Giant,
OF the CT that there has Deen no
Patent Right specustiIg huckterng about the country
Is usual with the thousand bunghng make-shh lmPle-
mens that are got 40 as trademerey get money by
selling palmng OF the patent right upon the creouous
then the machine abandoned by all parties as hum
bug hand the Paentee and Propreors OF the
Little Giant Mills eVEg that they can-and determined
that they will supply the Agrcuurasts and Stock rasers
OF our superior Mill, are permanently en-
gaeed in the business and have hundred thousand
dollars Invested in the manufacture OF these mills IN Tue
West and SOUTH OF these Establishments en- Py
ing so men solely in this business. So highly are these
mills appreciated four thousand have been sold within
the past eighteen months and the heaviest and the ost
nsVe Manufacturers Of Agricultural impemen 10 the
United States have eagerly sought interest In their manu-
iActur6 ana sale.
No implement has been thoroughly tested; no one
the kind has received numerous and high testimonials
Mechanics Institutes aud Agricultural Assocapons
and none by Of subs anta, practical utly ana
merit have fairly ground their into every days
use and popular favor than Scotts Little Giant Corn and
Cobb Mil. Orders promptly flled
Liberal discount TO dealers. -
oct1-u No. 40 Market st., Nashville, Tenn.
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500 REWARD!

FFT ny pm nlses ave niles from BFouder, Barbour
IL county Ala, on the IS uumo, Negra Man named
GEOhGE. said Save 10 shout ~ nIy -tuo years cid,
light oompectsd aud hAi when h. Zen, ueol hst tr-
sey pants sack coat ana e En. lie ais n 18th medium
sHed Mule about righ year old heavy hob tail add
had nearly spanish SADDLE, sLaaas-ea Urids,
with large rings, 1e
have 70 believe lhat sad sasevra dsooyed % b
White about atty year Old, hsvthg coarse AID Trry
guy hair uky bong DARK e0nreted blue eyes N d.
(no ed syesl htIie hump beaterd Weighs afogt
$50 pssnds 10 Ahot eve fers inches high ssd White
nan Day have bis vie With him
su give go Or the delivery q IRE Nsgro Ard MUS and
vii slo sVe t5s for the appreAenson 81 The White
With sufcisnt evidences 10 consict hsn-
IL The Nsx.e mar have tree paaz e he eAn write
himself. fIAs o. HODGES,
BORT HreH AR, Barbsgr ceaney Ala.
issis-ss-Ssx6ksva Eas.s EaAala. ia
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DOCTOR ROOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS,
PRpAEKpBY
DR.. c. NJ. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa.
Wih e1ecfuaiiy cure Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
.dundce, Chronic or Nervous De6iliiv, diseases OF
Ae hid,.rys aud ali diseases arising from q diS.
ordered Liver or Stomach
Constipation,
Inward Piles Full
Of Blood to the
Head, Acidity OF the Stom-
sch Nausea, HEARTBURN, Disgust
for Food, Fullness weight in the
Stomach Sour Fluctuations, sinking or
Flute ing at the Pit OF the stomach Swim
ming OF the He d, Hurried and difficult breath
Ing, Futtering at the Heart Choking suaocatinE
Sensations when in lying posture, Dmness OF Vision,
Dots Of Webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain
In the Head, Deficiency Of PerspirRhOn Yell
lowness Of the Skin and Eyes Pain In the
lside, Back, Chest, Limbs, Ae. Sud
den Elushee OF Heat, Burning
In the flesh, Constant In
Apnings OF Evil and
great Depression
OF Spirits.
TIE Proprietor in calling the attention Of the public ts
s preparation, does so Sth feeling Of the utmost coma
its virtues and adaptation to the diseases for which
It's recommended.
Ills no new and unried article but one that has stood
the test Of ten years trial before the American people,
and its reputation and sale unEyAed by any similar
preparations extsn The testimony IN its favor given by
the prominent and well known Physicians and ndi
yiduas In aparts Of the country, Is immense The follow
ing from State is respectfully submitted referring
any who may stu doubt TO Memorabilia, Practica
Receipt Book for Pa and Families, TO be had grA
all the Agents for the German BiII-rs.
Principal once and Mandatory 100 Arch street, Phla
aslphia, Pc
Testimony from Tennessee.
pr. H. Scarborough, Dover. Tenn, Aug % 1883
-" have sold all the German Rites have sent and
the preparation continues IN do much good 1t has
done, Il viii be the best medicine SOLD here"
L. snodgrass, Sparta, Tenn August go 1888, says 81
pleased 10 state that your German kiiers has given salts
action every In lance whcTe u has been uted."
B. T. HOins, lsboronph. Tenn, August 20 lisa, says
II pleased to state that the German bsrs have given
general sati faction"
Dr. p. Patio Bro, Knoxville, Tenn, eh April, 1881,
saId: "YoaT Btters selling very last and every
person that has used H. soAr have been able 70 learn
has zen benefited"
JW. Franklin Co.. Gsllatin, Tenn, December So 1850,
tsid: The nrm viii want Of your BterA
one Of partners thinks 10 IL great medicine"
r. = Hardy, Bolivar Trnn September Is lisa, said -
There great demand for htters here please send
anoghsr lot soon"
They VEGETABLE, free from ali Injurious Ia
gTedsnts always the system, and never pros
tFAte H.
sold in Nashville By BERRY DENoyILLE, II. @. SEQ
VEL, EWiN Bros, and O VI. hENDERsHorT, and b
Dealers In Medicine AID storvkesPers svsryvhere.
maFiU-AoautrinufV
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mArES DE AnyERrISING.

Newspaper proprietors generally, and especially Of this
y under the uSages and regulations heretofore prevailing
called upon perform labor without remunerA
Non than any other class OF community The grHtuitou
publication Of charity and religious advertisement and
nuncatons tributes OF respect obituaries &C 4c which
only be inserted at heavy cost 20 the proprietor inn
poses upon them burden that they feel called
EHon sefdeence, check the abuse by making such
publications charge, TO some extent az least the
lies Immediately interested. In this they but fol-
iSEng the example Of the press other Cities mpeed by
intrinsic prOpriety, and imperative duty
themselves The subscribers have, therefore, united togeth
agreement upon the 10 lowing specified terms
or the publication these well every sort Of regular
Business advertising.
Ter each square ~ lines less OF BREWER 10 lines
less Of nonparei for the Let insertion. o.
Hsre,eh additional insertion per square ........ 81