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VorrSG IN KANsAs-The telegraph from
Washington announces that the administra-
ton designs sustaining the laws Of Kansas
as they exist This is of course; for the
executive has no power to go behind the
Official PRONUNCIATION of those laws, and in
ouir. whether they were fairly or unfairly
passed, or even whether they are constitu-
tional. Such questions belong to their de-
partments-to Congress in part, but prinei.
na,ly to the courts. In connexion with
this matter, we may mention that the tele-
graph from the West informes us Of the
determination Of the free State settlers not
to hold one Of their own. If this 10 sorrecf,
it is greatly to be deplored. The country
will not sustain any set Of men who oppose
the laws, especially when, by yielding obe-
dience to those laws, they might obtain the
power to remodel them.-(Phild. Leo2r.
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Please, mamma, may | have little
party tomorrow ?" asked little Mary Wood
of her indulgent parent, who took pleasure
in seeing her always happy.
res, dear, you may, for you have been
good girl, and learned all your lessons pro
perry, 50 you shall have a good time with
your little friends. Whom will you invite,
my darlirg:" And the proud mother put
back her golden curls, and kissed her ten
derby, while she bent her blue eyes to the
floor, and seemed revolving in her little
heart the names of the children whom she
"ish,d to have there.
"Thcrc'S Ellie Green, mamma, | should
Ike to have her for one, because she has
beautiful black hair, and her checks are as
red as roses and she has such tall walk
"lou mean she is so dignitied, dear.
Wen, those big words don't know, but
she is kind and good, and seems older than
| am, yet we are Of the same age. And
there's Mary Page; / want to have her, be-
cause she has sweet blue eyes, and smiles so
sweetly, and always lets me have my way,
when she sees that | care much about it.
And there's Ella Robinson, who has such a
pretty, quiet way, and is so good to all the
girls. But, maybe, mamma, you'll get tired
Of all their names, and so | won't tell any
more but one
Who is that, dear
We'll, mamma, if you are willing, ]
would Ike to invite Sally Sprague; but she
hasn't any dress fit to 20 out with and she
looks 50 sad-and the tears stand in her
( brown eyes 50, when she looks at my new
| clothes that could cry sometimes, because
( her mamma Is 50 poor, and her papa Is dead.
! Oh, she is 50 pretty and good, / wish she
| could comel' And then the little ones
/ eyes f. led with tears, and she said. in a
, choking voice: Mamma, please let her
come in her old clothes
/ But. my dear she would feel 50 badly
. in her old faded frock. Cannot you think
OF any way IN which she could be made
harry:'
Wouldn't It he nice thing If somebody
woud give her dress already nade:" said
Mary.
"E4t who should that somebody be-"
rer''.t her mother. Don't 4 know Of
dresses. wug night spare on
"l-- mamma. l.t;l- Mary W@Dd might;
but there's u.y ilae dress-IaFl says | look
50 vel 10 tbat-aud NY green dress, that
iU,t suits gr.r.ua-anl INV scarlet Wrrinp,
that j. aunt H-t'y's fayor.,e; and 50 she
run on, uam.u, every dress in her ward
robe and not seeing how she could spare
any one IN particular. And besides, she
suggested that =. the other girls would kno"
her >se>-a!. but one-ihal pretiy salmon
co.or,4 de.a'He "h'ch the d iess-inaheF A"!s;i-
ei F.-'-F-ay.
i".y -" G.4" ""G" '.''', .J'-.
l'i, t-At Is ,'..h a 'sA..l. ,....
- II j., ana 10" de..I..tsd poor L..'l-
i''1, '..-- 80, prague "'h.1 ". " ''" SU-H
IT." -"'' "1t -. H.i ','' -.
u arc "..-''.-' S''I - ia
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A MEXICAN BAEoMErER.-On board tho
Mexican steamer is barometer OF the most
simpe construction, but the greatest accu-
racy. 1t consists only of long strip Of
cedar, very thin, about two and half feet
in length, about an inch wide, cut with the
grain, and sat in block or foot This cedar
strip is backed, or lined, with pine, cut
across the grain, and the two are tightly
glued together. To bend these when dry fs
to snap them, but on the approach Of bad
weather the cedar curls over until the top at
times touches the ground. This simple in
strument is the invention of Mexican guitar
maker, and such is its accuracy that it will
indicate the coming on Of "norther" full
twenty-four hours before any other kind Of
barometer known on the coast. Had this
been the production of Yankee ingenuity It
had been patented long ago. and fortune
made by its invcntor.-Xobile Register,
March /
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Coin WEATHER From Mr. Park, res
pectab,c and prominent citizen of this coun-
ty, we learn the following singular circum
stance
Thrty-Six years ago, this day, that is, on
the 17,h day Of April, 1921, family from
the state of Indiana, cnicrating westward,
encampcd on the prairie IN the vicinity OF
this city, and during the nights of the 18th
and 18th Of April, one of the children, a
little boy, froze to death.
Mr.. Park remembers well the kind of
weather it was during the spring of that
year, and says that it was as near like the
present year it is possible TO be. Every
person became alarmed for their crops and
fruit: but Notwithstanding the uniavorable
state of the weather, the crops were unusu-
ally good and fruit plenty.-SpriAg.tLa
.JNH1nnL
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BUSINESS CARDS.
EASTERN
Carriage Repository.

a caPsy AsG5a hS2a gnTF'fs scaa4 Ms9of5nTeE b1"ae
tS%-sIs FOR the sale 81 their Carriages in the City
M Of Ottawa. H., beg inform the citizens
%! - sale and adjoining Counties, and the people of the
Ne-t generally, that they have hand and receiving
from their NANUFACTORE II CONNECTICUT good
assortment Of Carriages. consisting in part Of Eocka
way. Sliding Seat Top and no Top Bug-c- Of different
STYLE Concord Euggies Sc, made from the very best
material. and ia and workudnke which
viii Dee sold reasonable Dealer and all wishing
purchase will find their advantage To call and
U.ue stock h-ipre purchasing elsewhere. From
long ,Nptreuce ia iIe manufacture OF Carriages, feel
confident that give entire satisfaction. All work
warranted
We hr. also connected with Repository shop for
Inu. Li-id- repairing which Ni &c done at shOr:
ruiicca!lI iIl H.. best
store a fsU door, West uf the T. o, on Main street.
urr,G.r,hcy, enquire Of ARTHUR LOCKWOOD, Esq.
i'm live ~. ". JONES. .igSHt.
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Fut God was our defender
Ichovah saw her hortid plan,
Great Washington lac gave Us,
His holiness inspired the man
With power and skill TO save Us.
She sent her fleets and armies o'cr
To rays-c, kill and piundcr,
Our heroes net them on the shore,
And beat them back with thunder.
Our independence thev cOnicsSd.
And with their hands they Sign'd it.
But on their hearts twas ne'er impress'd,
For there ne'cr could find it.
And since that time they have been still
Oar liberties invading.
We bor. il and furborc until
Forbedrancc was degrading.
Regardless of the sailors rights,
Impressed our native scamcn;
Made them against their country fight,
And thus en>laycd our frccmen.
Great Madison bcSousht the foe,
He mildly did emplore them
To let the suffering captive 20,
But :hcv would not restore them.
Our commerce. too. they did invade.
Our ship, they soarch'd and seized,
Dcclario2 also. We should trade
With none but whom they pleased.i
Thus Madison in thunder spoke.
We've power aud We must use It,
Our freedom surely lies "a stake,
And we must fight or lose il.
Wen make old England, children know,
We are the brave descendants,
OF those who hogg'd their fathers 50,
And "aiu'd Dur Independence.
.r.i........,
Were put iu waIlike motion;
Straight 10 the field our soldiers lyw,
Tt,| ,,, ,j,c;r ,' ,', ,,', ri,., ,,,,.c.
With courage, skill and -p.rn3pr.
They sunk Them down 20 "atIy graves,
or i"Icd them 10 surrender.
U.g..-, Vru and n.i..-.-f.'.-a f..-
bif ,r.,,I,..-s ar, ,..,r.r...,,
T.-.t. t.,r.-..5r, Nm .,.rL H.. C.,,rri.-a
t,s It.i,.i,r,.l.,.. -,.,.g rl,.. -fa,-..
I...'-.r t.',.g g.. .7..-... 81 f,u..
High '" i.e "af'u water,
4ac t..."''-.-A Was A.I name
AA' home I'D TRIUMPH Drought L'F-
J.,rv ,.--f a..-....-.r Ills r,rf.rl'T
Af-- B.rr'a. an I..l. Enc.
.rIsa. Ir- rr..,..-I los rf.,,us.r- luIri
I.E ....l., ..,..,, ...lfr,. y,..rF
H. -a..ca tL.. ..ct.re' and ruuuu.
p, ii. WORK o. i,l.t .".' ~ n'.''.' ,....
ID. ,.'-.' ''.' .''.''.l' ''""
N"" -"'I '-' Lane ,''''. ''''''-
Pr.-I p..rr.s.. ....II ru Like CL.ra-ls.n.
r., f.rr.r... ,..r,. f..r-.L-r.
H.. y,.,, Ey b,II Ai4.,!.u,r-i, ,laiu.
And .ii his il,.,f .y..-f f.L,-a
WIgr-.,r rl.y aa, C..ru.l.a's sons.
wa '-''.'- ''' i'. -.' "1''.''
-'. -'.'" '....' '..' .''.'''...'' '''- -.''->'
-. "".'.''- ''- A ..i .'--' .''
Nyl- T-.-... -... led lost lis H.a-.
E.. .........- -r...,.l orders.
I..... whole. .lr.r 200 retreat
ssEI I.... -.. ) ... .... borders.
-.r..-. C..... Hl'.-. o... h.- aud fen.
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SNow BALLs.-Pare five large baking ap-
Piles, take out the coseS with a scoop, and
fill the apertures with orange or ounce
marmelade; then make a little good hot
paste, and role your apples in it, (make the
crust of an equal thickness,) and put them
in a tin pan, and bake them III moderate
oven. When you take them ont of the
oven, make icing for them the same way as
for plum cake, and ice them all over with
it, about u quarter of an inch thick; then
set them good distance from the fire till
they are hardened, but take care you do
not let them brown. Put one in the center
Of a china dish, and place the others around
il.
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SHINE, SHANE. For sale!

TYTE offer az quarry, two miles north of
W Joliet. and within three hundred :rct Of the Ii-
and Michigan Canal, all Kind, Of Eubhle, Building
Fagcug. aud Dimension stone from two inches IN
up thirty inches. and 81 size, color, aud
quality surpassed by none in tie state
81. order, Stone, either dressed or in the rough TO
b. shipped by canal or rail- will be promptly attended TO-
and furnished at prices 10 please the purchaser.
ANDERSON, srE%CER co.
g.. SrTSCgE, a u1rsHTsLiNG,
T.. HrV!SFII. ALA. AYDEEsoS.
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BY WIN. 0SMAN.
BUSINESS CARDS.


XJTASHINGTON LODGE. No. 81, Independent order
w % Good TemViars- meets every Wednesday eve
nius RetIiicL's Block. third story. AZ O'clock
geu1o-r- Of thi, Order visiting the City cordially in
vited 10 meet with J. e.. SEWARD W G T.
l. BIwES. W : jaul1
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L L NJ Il l., II
Kigiiy iH'yOSf1Ht Ia FI~.4isra GHd MI OtssrS !
n. T., FAIRFIELD

ID ESPECTFULLI announces 10 the Inhabitants of Of
II and the surrounding country. that De- has OBJ
taI. ;..c o.i nj well known LEma-r Y.r! Of !. e..
AEv"rE- where He VIII keep constantly on hand aud s-
t- smallest profit an kinks Df Lumber
Iy'I. and Shingles Being connected with one -! the
most al-iy. RH .ss- IN Chicago he T.
confident that ne pu-.~-e- unsurpassed acliies. aud
th-rr,nT. .uL. it, ynur paI-unnEe. jun ~
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CURIOUS FACT.--Cut a couple of cards
each into circle OF about two inches in di-
ameter. Pcrforate one OF these at the cen
tire, and fix it on the top of tube, say
common quill. Make the other card ever so
little concave, and place it over the first, the
orifice OF the tube being thus directly under,
aud almost in contact with the upper concave
card. Try to blow off the upper card and
you will find it impossible.
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History of the American War.

4 Ectc Sol,g on tie cdse JegiHniHq. erentS. ed d'.d
consequences II he hto H'U sriM Gr.dt Britain.
BY :. BALLOT.
Tyur-"The girl rleft behind me"
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Chevalier HulSeman has again got him
self into a squabble with the Government,
and Gen. Cass has been obliged to write
him to-day, long letter upon international
law and the privilege Of ministers. Itseems
that the Chevalier had some dispute with
the master of a negro woman that he had
hired as servant, ano the master meeting
her in the street told her to go home to his
house The woman did so, and the worthy
Chevalier has invoked the interposition OF
the State Department to defend his right as
Minister Plenipotentiary of Austria against
interference with his servants. Gen. Cass's
letter ;s said to be an exquisity brochure, as
he has very little sympathy for dirty work
Of any kind, and less ror that OF Austria
Wa,i. Con. NJ y HerdM.
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UdicI maker ami -EgO|is-IEy,C f1nrs E,Est # tie
{.l-' '-Fee. an -HlfiH strut, >,gN, >f, Dt'T.rF.
vyTAICH work thoroughly done and warranted
~ Clocks repaired n THE shortest notice C'ock-,
Watcl.C-. and J-ue'ry Tor SAFE cheap De- -
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III fI.EE'fattEEFS.
PLOU.S AOrrozrs. Cn'tir@toyS. Hgs,>~ L.s5-e. ..-
In short all kinds Of heavy farmers tools. Tlgr ,-lf
uarv j. all new. perfect and. propelled by an abUi.u
falling water power Farmers invited t. e..
ard examine their work. whether they wish purchase
ar not dHHeir JrOrk' a V6rr"Hfe0.
orders from dstence prcmpiy attended 70, and i'm
euept. placed or board canal boats free Of
charge 'e"o" u NJ.
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DOITaR HC2a1E.Zx.

.-,FEICE r1 -ae Second --.r. o.. sad. = r---.--
-sa-- sE : - .--r.
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CITY IHE:AV YiAREg.'s'

kept e hand and served To their customers at lowest g-
rates - they buy but the best they always pa
tie highest price FOR cattle. lambs. &c.
EaIiffgfiLsg their. .t.fHff--- Vf-gfS Corner.
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BUSINESS CARDS.


Dealers in lbrr. Latl, and Shingles, Main stree
Ottawa, June u. lo-6.
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;. Q = :
LAND AGENCY IN GTEAN 4
mPLIN & HA INJURY

WITT"- 'TT'NtF
.Es the PR -I,ss- and -ai- of LOTS ANb LANDS.
TT-v have III "f tIIe most desirable iIt- IN '-'f|Hp-
yfH's 4Jf, p &, Dtfarr.~ which they viii >-'I tie
most irv1-s T. They have also ":~ and Iui 10
pait- Of the -. and county which they viii Sz
cheap Ottawa, December o. $50
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sy-sEgEr.E.I. s, ssEstE.
ALFEED W. CiViRLy.
.sH.rI. =. WALLACE.


C1..e 30 E.-ll--- U..e.- r-. -r.-r-- .u r... --H
r1-..E r.rr r.sL -s OBJ. f--- ..-... -.....- "---
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L. IL. HOVE.

tErI5rT IVjyoi-.
Office Al his Drug Store. on La Saly street.
Residence with DR.. Hard, % Madison and Gin
streets sep 10y
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Drrlggisf. E11t,,Esr, anil >f.fjoUer-O O''0'r0, H.
Second NsttlugeT- block. suIth side oi fLe
court house square.
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DiNiEE. LESiEfI.
q. s.. TGED7EPS son.


pruys Prr-at N@5s~t5s-. Pfiats. oi,s. Jay.ni1ies
Il~ lNtHf> .gr-. Dr..
Between Glover Cooks aud I:elIica's Block
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For tbs eErs Of ,DsSTsp;,e, Lice, Comp!ais.,
Drsp,s, Neuralgia, IucipieHt Diseases of t6s
Lang, and ByoNeIial Passages, BilsJ, Gss
sYGl Debility, &c.
'TNhIS EXCELLENT MEDICINE, WHICH
l. has attained high reputation and been ex.
tenSively used In Boston and other cities OF the
East, has been received and Is now offered for
sale by II ID GILMAN, special agent, $50 Penn
sglrania avenue as also by the general agent cor.
ner of l. and Sd streets, Navy Yard.
The proofs Ct It's efficacy are so numerous so
well authenticated, and OF such peculiar chafec-
ter, that sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate to re-
ceive TIE pToaared all.
The Peruvian Syrup does not profess TO be
care-a!!, but Its range Is extensive because many
diseases, appdrsHily unlike, are !ntima,el re-
lated, and, proceeding from one cause, may be
cured by one remedy.
The class Of diseases for which the Syrup pro-
vides cure, Is precisely thst which has so often
batded the highest order Of medical skill. The
facts are tangib the witnesses accessible and
the safety and efficacy Of the Syrup incontrovert.
ihle.
have analyzed the medical preparation, called
the Peruvian Syrup, with reference to the number
and kind OF active substances c0nsained In IL. and
the durability Of the compound as pharmaceuu
cal article. The metallic compounds OF arsenic,
a1amony mercury and zinc are not present nor
IS 1t possible to detect In Il the slightest indca-
ton Of airy metallic ard mineral poison Its or
GAME constituents DO not include Opium or any
OF the drugs yielding poisonous principles. The
constituents, when separated, are not even acria
to the taste Ii IS q preparation scientifically and
skDfllly compounded, possessing all the duIabil.
iy Of spirituors :inctlTe, without Its objection
able qualities and the activity OF ts leading con-
tstion OF its solvent. The point here attained res
been frequently ard uasuccessfIlly sought after
by phefmaceutiss. Respectfully,
A. a. HAYES, ND
Assayer to State OF MaSssc hu5etts
NO l6 Boyision street, Boston, I'D Nov 1855.
nov 22-3m
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e0U HS-C 0LDS-UOAR SENESS
DIR. TYLER's
COMPOUND SYRUP Of GUM ARABIC:
The most Pleasant, Safe and SUBSIDY Cure

The most Pleasant, Safe and Speedy Cure
Tor Whooping Cough, Group, Asthma,
Diseased Lungs, and Consumption.
catered according to Aet Of ngrsss, A. ID 1897.
In AGAIN PRESENTING TO THE NOTICE
Il OF the public the above remedy, we feel that
little apology is needed Vast numbers in all
sections OF the Union obliged to have recourse
to other Of relief tn IN the immediate pre-
script on OF their family physician, and each
return OF the winter season brings out host Of
professedly new specifies, some good, others USE
less, and many decidedly dangerous 1t bncomes
as much a matter Of du.y as interest believing
this to be 4 remedy, combining the greatest ad.
vantages, with the least objections Of any other
In use, 10 make 1t as extensively known as pIac-
ucaole. That such Is its character, Is abundantly
proved by the fact, that II has been extensively
used the last twenty years with unparalleled suc-
cess; that Its reputation has continued to spread
and It's sale increase, with little aid from adver.
Using or published lists OF certificates, (Which
all know can rs easily be had for worthless
PREPARATION as for meritorous one, J that by It's
own Intrinsic merit, with the recommend dtion Of
persons benefited by Its use, II has gained its
pre,ent popularity; II is not trunpeted to the
world as specific or cure ALL but as u valuable
and scientific auxiliary In pulmonary cases ready
al hand, and enc that has been generally found
to afford relief where most others have been tried
without material bench, AS such, 1t is recOg-
Missed by numbers OF our leading physiciabs VINO
Know Its composition, and lave been eye wit
nesses Of Its snpe icr efca Y. as well as by thou
sands OF our most respectable citizens to most Of
whom reference Is cheerfully permitted.
sold at 25 cents, or three bottles IN one, so cts
by MARIN 4 PALMER, and CRAS. STUTT,
washington; CiSsEL, Georgetown, and PEEL
Also, TYLER'S GUM ARABIC COUGR
CANDY DROPS" the same composition In
portable form, much patronised by public speak
ers, singers, free uenters OF public assemblies &c
as they remove all hUskiness from the threat ana
voice, and act like charm a troublesome
cough. Price l2H and Is cents box dec Oily
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FOR ALL PARTS Of THE WEST,
& % 3 60
AND OHIO RAILROAD,

oahA hOhG AMI OhlO hAfLhOADs
Nev and Improved Arrangements.
THREE TRAINS DAILY FROM BALTI-
4 more, for Cumberland, Wheeling, and all
lst. The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will
leave, except Sunday at 6 as a. N connecting
with trains from Philadelphia, first train from
tons and arrive at Cumberland at o. lock o. m.
I'd. The MAIL TRAIN leaves camden Sta
ton daily except Sunday at 30 u. m and
reaches wheeling by q. m connecting at Ben
wood with trains for Columbus, Cincinnati, Day-
ton Indianapolis, Louisville, Cleveland, Toledo
Detroit, Chicago, st. Louis, Cairo, and intsrme-
diate points
~. m, connecting with express trains for Gin
ciunati, st. Louis, Cairo, Chicago, and interme-
diate PAGES. The distance to Cincinnati and
other central and southern places In the West, Is
nearly lOO miles shorter than by anv other route
The time 10 these places is also uneoualled.
IL Baggage checked through 10 Columbus,
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, ard ~ Louis
ID Passengers and Baggage transferred at all
THROUGH TICKETS viii be sold to all the
large iowrs In The West, at the lowest possible
rates, at the Tictet Office, Camden Station, and
at Washington city.
Es- A second-cIass car Is attached TO tie Mail
Train.
Passengers fromiBa!;imore or Washington NAV
r,ev fAs entire read by daylight, by taking Ac
cSmmodsron OF Mall Tain. and lying over at
morning by the Express Train, which leaves
Cumberland at 50 a. m. I; and reaches Wheel.
ing at2 p. m.
Passengers from Washington have ample time
Tor meals at w Washington Junction.
This is the only route bY which Through Tick
cts aud baggage Checks can be obtained In
Washington
FOR WAY PASSFNGF Frs
The Accommodation Train al i5, will stop at
all stations east Of Cumberland, and the Express
al 81 Ions between Piedmont, going west. East
waTdly The Mail Train leaves Wheeling al is
m, aud Accommodation leaves Cumberlapd
at ", reaching Baltimore at as p m.
The FREDERICK TRAIN Starts at D. m
except sunday stopping at way stations Leaves
frederick at y a m, arriving at Baltimore at II.
30 noon.
The kLLlCOFT'S MILLS TRAIN leaves
Camden Station at 6 a IN and 80 o N. Leaves
tiiicotPs Mills att 80 a. IN , and 7.3O D m, ex
Dept Sundays. w. 8. WOODSIDE,
jan lt-u Master Of Trans ports ticn
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Medicines,
STOP THAT COUGH

FTSHE GREAT REMEDY FOR COUGHS,
l. CoLps, CRouf and WHoorINs CousH
DIR. ROSES COUGH SYRUP
Cures Coughs Of the worst kind X also cures
hoarseness, sore throat, weakness Of the chest,
pain In the breast and lung affections Where
drops Of Pain Curer, and you will find Immediate
relief. DR.. Roses Cough Syrup relieves and
frequently cures a consumptive cough, ana forti-
fes the system against further attacks.
III In bottles at SO cents and 81.
TO CURE GROUP.
The lives Of thousand Of children have been
saved, by using DR.. ROSES Group Syrup. IL
gives instant relief. rs cents q bottle.
TO CURE WHOOPING COUGH
Dr.. ROSES Whooping Cough Syrup is the
only certain cure for Whooping Cough. Itcures
In a short time, and allays all irritation Of the
Lungs 50 cents bottle.
The above valuable medicines are recommend
ed by Physicians who have tried them In their
practice.
To be had Of all Druggists In Washington,
Georgetown. and Alexandria. dec 10-4m