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GLEN WOOD CKMETERY!
&. Office No. 292 Pennsylvania aoenhe,
Corner Of 10th street, over the savini

Corner Of 10th street, over the saving
laJ a.a Bank. a4lufGi lt#El
VNHJS Cemetery is laid ont on the plan OF
u the celebrated Greenwood Of New York, and
situated on the high ground, distant one and quar-
ter miles north of the Capitol North Capitol street
leading directly to the gateway This Company have
received charter FROM Congress- approprafng theii
ground forever 10 burial purposes making fee title
To purchaser and prohibiting all encrodchments
from Legislation orotherwse which is of vast inpor.
lance 10 those who wish their dead 10 repobe where
they have placed them orithas become om in all
cities when the burial ground has become valuabls
for other purposes 20 sell it. and throw the dead pro-
iscuousy into one large pit aud legal measures can
notpreventit as notifies are given to the ground
lets containing the charter, bylaws sandLd map Of
the grounds, and all other information can be oo'
tanned All orders left with Mr.. JAMES i. LIAR
,EY, No. 4l0 9TH street, or any other Undertaken
will be promptly attended 70.
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! HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTINGslAND
y. .-.a3aIL ~. asGRAINING.!a .ssjsfs

lX1e branch shop at No, SO Louisiana avenue
(Varnum's Buiidings,) between Sixth and Seventh
streets, for House, Sign, Ornamental and Detrempe
casually called Fresco,) Painting and Graining re-
specially announces his readiness TO do and perform
in an artistic manner all work entrusted to- him. He
feels confident Of giving perfect satisfaction to all
who give him their patronage, = n 80 80
Window Shades, Banners Glass Signs, &c. de-,
painted on reasonable terms, and in workmanlike
manner - ~. - ~ ~ 3i's4 ait8 tfsi4EpAE
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sHE Proprietor, IA calling the attention Of the
- public TO this preparation, does 90 with feel
Ing Of ths utmost cenadencs in ts yirusa and adap-
tatog "a y 70 tle dlseases ior Whlcf ~ ~ recon-
m9 men t.r,-rf, VI 1890. ,,,,,asa hneI,
IS ne new ana untfIed articie bit one that has
can people, and it's reputation and unrivalled
Is It's iavorgYsar 81 tAe Nest pronineHt and we'll
knoMH and in All parts Of the
COUNTY ~ llnlpi nse tne sdopoWlng rom North
Caron , Y respectfully any who
may sui qoupt g the Memora6ina q Practical
Receipt Book, forl Farmers ana F0mahes 70 DO had
grats "a oil ne agents s toritlieI German BittsIs
vPce ana Aren street.
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TEISTlMON r Itith NOkTH fCAkOLlNA.
CsrtiScate Of Or. w, lfsnsith, of Pane Hi, Rich
vi .,sat m0ssd COUNTY Merit. u ayols,sa.Id
.sorlnl9s,f L.fn essfri Pm HILL Marsh a. 1854.
DEAR SIN: have been srbiect al Dysnensia in
its worst form for the last Ave Years Sich was INV
condition fbr twelve months that Ga rhysicians ana
an Who saw me said must die while Al this con
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A New and Splendid Large Oven, Flat TOP
go, s COOKING STOVE, yaY3

TOT Wocu COdGess IOuTa So2zeS,rs NOS. %. q, y.
GALLAGHER.S SUNRISE AIR.Tight,
Stove, just out. ~ y ~s.u q 'lassl
Hisionly necessary to say, that after very many
years of experience, and being fully conversant
with all of the various kinds of Stoves which have
been invented on the down-draft rinciple, that
have taken advantage ofeyery welL.,.own improve
ment that has from time 10 time been made, partcu-
LARRY reference TO the formation and construction
Of the.fues, which always necessary TO be large
and i have fully applied every Improvement and
combined them all In tise "Sunrise Albright Cook
ing Stove.P This Stove is made very heavy, and is
a good substantial articles have made them extra
heavy in all tbs parts where long experience has
proved y TO be Important and can assure my cds-
toners that have spared neither pains nor expense
in getting itup; and IL will not be exceled By any
stove now known of similar characterize am con.
vlnced that it will at become standard Stove.
Il have fully tried them in every way, with WOOD
and COAL, and strongly recommend them to the
public. They operate in the most satisfactory man.
ner. - s-fs
July 1st, 1885, " eA'a ~ - Philadelphia
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ROSES RENOWNED 4 EMEDI Es

l. ~ 983
uyOR .hsI IL, cmle ~ SCourhs CoisIsg
snc ~ $500 rs
- OonsumPuon' OrouP mnSSoPlng Uousn, ~ 4.
regular r pSSsioian o aaH 'AAe y n 80 p1 80,
DR.. ROSES iExPRCTORANTJ OR 'coDPHf !
q ay19iih y 2no " "a huf, ~ SsM gAsg .!al
~ pIs Soias, vgySnA Asst9et
& ana ~ asesses q Eng
DrT Sy wgs = .iS as
ssys practice q medicine in that sas past thirty
| ~ oougn syrup - one ~ INC lost popus
al ~ lo ~. .s %
cnres ne above In w.. rs. ya
Lave gpsh cv.ya
NV mssd apd ~ s ayns
a% ahros1 90 tha ssas ~ a -
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Le 4. no = ~ qunIcA
Rose hmse Al smipent snd sdncstsd
physician g.a5sl B, e .atjc,tllg .ge y.rIsy ag,,
When you see a medicine pulled TO cure Coughs,
Consumption, Group, and w hopping Cough, diseases
entirely dissimilar, put i down AZ quacR medicine;
hence, DIR. Rose prepares mixture for each COM
plant and suited TO each disease Cough Syrup for
Coughs, Colds. and Consumption; Group Syrupfort
the Group; and Whooping Cough Syrup for Wheop-
ing Cough. Price Of Cough syrup % cents ana VI
biaDR. ROSES GROUP SYRUPsaa Z,
There have been many remedies compounded for
the cure Of Group or Hive The disease is particu-
larly prevalent anCpg children and often fatal but
as nave never seen case termnate istaily " con-
tinue long where this syrup was used can recom'
mend II with the highest commence: WIN one DOT
tie Of Dr. Roses Group Syrup in the house no mother
need fear the Group. % cents bottle. ,StGsi
t.!t !L.f. ..a. y IL. y. y. MUSE, a. "
DIX. j.. y. FhOSE'S WHOOPlNd COUGH SfKuF.
Whooping Cough--what is itp Physicians have
unanimously come to the conclusion that Whooping
Cough is not only spasmodic, but may, neglected
often rum into other Diseases as Chronic infamina
ton Of The Lungs, Consump tion and often Dropsyo
the Chest all Of which dangerous and frequently in
durable complaints will avoided BY using DR. Roses
Whooping Cough Syrup, which gives immediate re-
lief, and frequently cures in few days 60 cents
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FINE WATCHES RICH JEWELRY,
STANDARD SILVER WARE, &C..

" %. HOOD is daily receiving and
He adding 10 his already very large assortment
every variety OF Diamond, Ruby, Opal Coral, Cameo
and other line Gold-set Jewelry; also. very supe
rior Gold and Silver Time-keeping Watches, for
hand every variety Of Gold, Silver, and Steel Spec
tacles 10 suit tho most difficult sight Also, large
stock Of best quality Silver.plated Ware, Of every
variety and stye together with all kinds of standard
Silver such Spoons, Forks, Ladies', Napkin Rings
Butter Cake Pie and Fruit Knives, and every arti-
Gle in the way of solid Silver goods. All manufac-
tured on the premises and warranted good.
Sign Of the Large Spread Eagle,
No. 33s Pennsylvania avenue
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1.-THE TEN HYDRIANh RECIPES
HyHEgGreatlE Eastern JPannceay prepared
~ in the Temple Of Health and for ares formed
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prescriptions are perfectly simple, and may be put
up At any drug store at trifing cost Some of them
are particularly applicable in CONSUMPTION, Scrofu-
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Others remove Syphis,1 Secret Diseases Itch,
credibly short time. Sent with plain printed drec-
tons, on the receipt Of rs cents. sts.1is
! !, s.,,,, st5,..sbe,, WIN. FRANKLIN,
= 49, .ss Box 221,i Albany, N. Y
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THE GREATEST 600

THE GhEATEST and
"a EVER INTRODUCED In THE UNITED
For Coal or Wood qIS, 900 in use. Four Sizes
I a.. ,.,,g ,l Nos. g., n, 8, o.. 49,
HERS celebrated Morning
" STAR Double Oven COOKING STOVE, the
best the cheapest most substantial and most per-
feet Cooking Stove in the Union.
cessful operation. o4Q III m6hW ,brstboB
{ This splendid Cook Stove has now been thorough
" tested during the last four years they operate in
the best and most satisfactory manner have fully
tried them with wood and coal, and strongly recon-
mend them. They are heavy and very durable, and
the design is neat and beautiful With q moderate
fire, this Stove will bake three oaves Of bread roast
turkey boil two dinner pots, broil abeefsteak, and
heat the water for washing, all at thesame time.
:" You are respectfully invited TO call and examine
the above splendid Cooking Stove, ;" Gallagher's
Morning Star. s.
July LIST, 1856. -, Philadelphia.
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TO THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON.
MGIDWIFERY.-Mr HANGS. PrOfes.

nTiDWIFERY.-,Mrs. HANGS. Profes.
w sional Medium, would Respectfully inform her
friends and the public, that she has removed from
her late residencet Twelfth between Cand Streets
nextdoor TO John d. Carks Police Once She here.
BY tenders her thanks to- her friends md customers
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon her. and
merit continuance Of public patronage, =;
Refers TO Dr.. Hogan and Dr. Fairfax AleIandris.
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d. R. Hooker, Rogers Store, Wake county, North
Carolina, October "a, 1885, says: sasrti-sfr
use Of HOLLAND German Btters, in Chronic Dysen-
terry and Functional Derangement of the Liver, and
its concomitant evils, am desirous Of obtaining q
quantity Of II for the benefit Of my community You
will, therefore, please send lot Co. ed 81
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Next door to O.. w oOdwards old stand
Penn avenue, bet. 10th and 18th sts. No. 3ls.
N. b. We have also very large assortment of the
latest and most approved patterns. of grstes parlor
chamber dning-room, Office and store stoves of all
Sizes for wood and coal that the North can furnish
best suited 10 this market. sHt1fq ysilA
y ~ Terms--CASH Iling 9aorIaV -An 10
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DIR. BROTHERS FEMALE PILLS

Especially Designed for Female Contptdints.
The constitution always suffers more or less when
.ny Of the secretions or discharges, established BY
laws of nature are arrested retarded but from
none does evil arise than from obstruction, or
suppression Of the menses This Is sure in time to
orng on a train Of complicated and obstinate dis
ases such as pains in the head back loins, and abb
oolnen determinaton OF blood 10 the head, and con-
cold feet; loss 81 appetite. costiveness and general
denny cough, Palpitation Of the Heart Hectic
~ atfsr, ana yonsompron The lre-establshhent Of
.ne Whenever checked
| snce II life.
The design OF these pills is the rostora ion Of the
nat raj uterine seorehons, by removing the cause.
by which they ere arrested or checked, and nv u;y.
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The slavery Question tu Oregon.

We have been kindly favored with IA letter
containing the following extract, just received
from Oregon Territory. 1t is from gentleman
of tho highest rcspcotabiliiv and position, and
exhibits tho views Il tho settlers in reference to
Slavery, considered ns practical institution.
As long as negroes rule at present high prices,
we have no faith in their introduction into Oro-
gon. But this statement goes far to show tho
recognized advantages of the institution, and the
sickly sentimepiulity ofits opponents. North
crn men are not slow 10 see the truth and recog
nizo it, when their interest does not lie in the op
positc direction and their sectional prejudice Is
no, stirred up. Here is u practical demonstra-
ton Of their sagaoity.
ASTORIA, O. r., April 20, 1857.
We shall have warm times in this Territory
until we are admitted into the Union ms State.
The snvery question will swallow up every other
consideration. and you need not be surprised il
Oregon knocks for admission with pro slavery
constitution. The difficulty of obtaining labor
ers and family servants, is working great change
in the feelings Of even Northern people settled
here, throu hout the farming portions ct the
country. and tho mining regions are almost
unanimous for slavery There will DO some
howlipg done by the negro worshppers hore, be-
fore we get through the fight. shall go for
slavery myself; for |, together with my wife, have
become tired of doing the work for abich me-
groes only nre by nature made and constituted.
The present price of labor here will keep US down
for generations unless we are permitted to
purchase slaves from the States and hold them.
In such an event we will make Oregon shove
ahead and soon have u better state of society
ihan we now have Charleston Mercury.
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.


The exeor.ion of Col Crabb has produced
quite an excitement in California. II appears that
iha, the iated Colonel leaves n mother aud sister
in New Orleans, for whom much sympathy is
felt. 1t is stated that soon after his emigration
to California Col Crabb married into a large
family by the name of Ainsa, originally from So
nora having ned thence because of political dis
srnsons in the State and settled in Stockton. A
private letter from California by tho last arrival
ays:-
Mr. A. had two daughters aud four sons. Some
two wears since the eldest son returned to Sono-
IN, and having married his cousin, who belonged
10 one of the dominant factions there, secured
his fathers oophscated estates. Soon after,
Crabb with his wife. paid his brother in law visit
mud while there urged to return to California.
assemble about 400 men,and with them come and
settle on the frontier and protect them from the
Indians, whom the Mexican government had al
lowed to completely devastate the country
They also wished, in time, to declare themselves
independent of TINT country.
Crahb went down with ono hundred men. He
had the promise of more when he reached tho
frontier, besides those who vent r"nnd by soa.--
As soon as they entered Cavorca, they were met
by enemies aud betrayed by their own friends
The fight began, and leave you to read the sick
oning details; | cannot write them.
Mrs. G. il in dreadful alction. Two brothers,
two brothors in law and husband all murdered
! saw her yesterday; she looked like corpse
One brother in law is left, Mr.. Taliforro, u Nir-
g,nian. mn elegant gentleman, who would have
been with Crabb, had il not been for his wife's
health, llc tells mo the family arc almost en-
trely dependent upon his excrtions. 1t consists
of eight daug ghters, three of them widows young
son at school, un old father, and paralysed mo-
iher, but highly intelligent.
This simple narrative says tho Pionyuue,throws
food of light upon tho origin Of this unfortunate
expeditions whntever mny have afterwards become
its object aud character. II would seem certain
however, from other equally reliable papers he
fore u.s. thu, Col. Crabb was deceived and be-
traycd by those who. pretending TO be his friend
Ind invited him to Sonora.
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,RVrvIR.s PATENT AIR TgGUT, SELF
SEALING. sANS.

AND JARS FOR PRESERVING FRUITS. TOMATOES.
&C. hC, At
elrar ioa Of those Cans and
lars and glance their ferfcrt simplicity aud
superiority every other vessel nded for the sane ur
pose.
There no additional at Wrcnchte Tunnels or Wax
No slnHR of hy with C,ment India Rubber,
offensive dcotefiaus subsistence The tans
prepared for scaling aud the purchaser has gu
slightly, when the tan or Jar is hrd with
down channel the outside #
h, Can hlcd with and the work oi horm"ehl
scaling one The strongly made lju aud the
Jars Of Finely Glazed Fircptoos yellow Ware, OF White
Queenswarc aud OF GIass They nest one within the other
GLASS; TO secure economy IN transportation
for safe Iratts Improved Patent Self Sealing Cans.
Those Cans arc fastened Spring fIasp and simple that
any iull directions Tor putting all
kinds Of accompany the Cans and Jars Fer sale cheap
by ANpltI'N ma ~
Sign Of the Big Pitcher, Main ST. Iynclburg, Va.
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4 IFACTORY IN THE UNITED STATES. NORTH
sou Tii-rhc Faete@y of Chr orue Sons e-tab
1898 CHECKER H'l the present
furnished PIANOS For the exhibition Of these in
and England they have been awarded ccv
en- Gold Medals silver Medals -Four Bronze Medals
wherever these instruments havc been brought in
tnuu other they have invariably
taken the highest premium. The great pianist Ihaburg
whose rfo have been doightHg the country, cxhb
it, his preference by using them all oeraens Persons
ing and reliable instrument viii find il Ia their in
tcrss call for sell our paaas At the manu-
f,cturcrs' prices. WM T. GREENE co.
i.t-tu
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I'll. Grcn,e-, Better in EngIo"d-A scene ut the
uDerh


Correspondence of the Louisiana Courier
Conspicaous among those who were making
thoir way to and fro through the crowd was MIR.
Davis, the greatest betting man in oil England.
aud who actively engaged in completing his
boon for the coming race To those who have
rcad or heard of This individuals sudden rise and
extraordinary fortunes in the racing ring, il may
not be unnteresing TO say that with the excep-
ton of sharp and well defined profile, and
keen, bright eye there ia nothing about the man
TO indicate genus; lis gait is irregular one foot
being slightly lame. while the lett shoulder is so
much higher than The right as to give almost the
appearance Of deformity. He Is Of obscure
origin. aud when he began has betting ca
reor he was woring at his tfRde us
iourncymon carpenter. He has lost and won
hundreds of thousands of pounds within the past
few years. and his conduct has throughout been
hgh-ioned aud strictly honorable lie is said
to have lost on one occasion E70,0OO, which he
promptly paid thus atfording an honorable con-
trast to the conduct, 0nder like circumstances,
of bis social beiters according to English ideas
men with hereditary titles or bearing commits
sions in the Queen service.
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NEW. YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.



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