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EOR SALE-A Market and barry FARM of
about 90 acres, with all the necessary buildings
&C., In hne condition. Ii is situated in Alexandra
county, Va. about i've miles from the Long Bridge
and two from the Geors etown aG ueduct. 1t will be
sold low and accommodating terms. Apply by
letter, through the Post Ufhce, to JAMES w.
BURCH. Washington City. au24-r
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CLAGETT d DODSON,
LXTENSIVE DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OBJ
SUPERIOR FURNITURE
DE Or o q ID q,
No. 4, MARKET SPACE.

No. 4, MARKET SPACE.
keepers. and all who ex peot shortly to commence
line is now very complete IN all departments.
THE FIRST FLOOR (Bassmssp
is f ed with q large stock OF elegant LOOk OIL
CLOTHS, In all the newest and most approved de-
MATTINGS, all widths, DOOR MATS. &c., &c.
THE SECOND FLOOR (GroEad EHtraHfsl
Is filled with an immense assortment OF CARPET
INGS, consisting of great variety of new ard ee-
1ngrain. Wool Dutch and Venitian. in All widths.
Also, Crumb Cloths, Druggets, Rugs. and Door
Mats, IN pleasing variety.
THE LINEN ROOM Same Floor)
is filed VII h very extensive stock Of all kinds Of
the very best grades ia B LIZ and BED LINENS,
in every conceivable styl and quality WHOM has
fame for excellence. Also, Bed Quilts, Toilet Cow
ers, elegant French and En' ish furniture Chintz
es, EImitIes, Blankets, Piano and Table Covers.
THE SECOND STORY Third Floor
Of ENGLISH TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS CAR
PETINGS, In all grades of quality, at prloes Won
derfuliy low and Rugs to match.
Our CURTAIN DEPARTMENT is on this
and des rabe for the Curtains for the windows OF
all kinds of apartments, fIOm the most gorgeous
Silk. Damask, BrOcatelle, down to the lowest price
THE THIRD STORY(Fourth Froor)
is filled with ~ that Is novel In the latest p oduc-
tions froIn the looms of rance and England. In SUI
psrb Medallion. Wilton and other sty es VELVET
CAR PErlNGS. some m the style OF Lo uis XIV,
with their Rugs to match.
Our prices are warranted to be quite as low as
those ofany of ths Northern cities, whilst our selec
tlons are from the very first hands
These who live out Of the oty, can hsve the'r
Carpetngs cut to fit their rooms and sent home with
'ns eo xlsss, IS cost Il '"0'' "cfTxGETT / DoDsoN
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TEAs. FEES, 30.

AS' CUF EES' @o'
el half chests Imperial, Gunpovder, Young Hyson,
90 bags Moohs, Java, Cape, and Rio COFFEE,
40 boxes GROUND COFFEE, ..
Is Is Psas foxes 8 sS3bbhMANTFiNE 4 CANDLES.
loo boxes MOULD CANDLES,
80 boxes Brown and Yellow SOAPS.
Just received and for sale by =,
90 Is eteo BAR BOUR SFMMES.
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Lstmxsie be taught as a science, and not as "a,

= LefMtStc De taEghf as a science, dNd NOT tks
bkg-bsdr of Society."
THOSE WHO WISH TO BIZ ABLE TO DO
successfully and practically. ould do well ly
getting copy OF pamphlet just publiseed entitled;
= The Art OF Teaching Music a practical method
for successfully impartihE q THoRoUoE MUSICAL Z
EpUck TIos, which Civ es the sum AID substance Of
everything necessary TO be known tn elevate and
establish the CHARhcTsR and QUALTfIoA TIoNs Of
EvRRY Music TEACHER: by Prof DE CHniel [" Cali
HUNS Store, corner llth street and Pa. avenue.
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~ ACARD.
n Mi 100 l. RITXING CLOTH

FAMILIES & PERSONS BuYING CLOTHS
AND CASSIMEKES BY THE YARD
Having necessarily to keep large assortment Of
CLOTHS and CASSiMkRES,d dealing more ex
tensiv-ly and generally IN those goods, we can offer
great or prchasers Of those goods than
can be found. We will Out very cheap. No charge
for patterns or shrinking, having steam apparatus
for that purpo. 1t would be well for those purchas
ing by the yard to look before they buy, as this Is
deals extensively in those goods and must offer
t''"''' INV Wall, STEPHENs & CO.,
No. so Penn. avenue, between
se 7 eo2m 9Th and 10th streets.
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1cOMMUNIcATEp

[coMMUNIcATkp.
PLEASE KEEP YOUR Gun HALF-cocKRp-In
the Star OF the 9th inst is notice Of an accident
to young sportsman, which might mislead 9TH
ers who are not much accustomed to the use of
fire arms. I" In dragging his half-cecked gun
over fence, 1t exploded" )" &c. Now, gun in
proper condition to be used cannot be fred at
hdlfcock, unless the cock is raised and the triv-
ger pressed, at the same time. The cock was
down on the cap, no doubt. That Is the cause of
nearly all tue accidents by which persons are in
Jured by their own guns. The writer has been
accustomed to the use OF fire arms for twenty five
years, more or less; has seen and known of acci
dents In various REPRESENTATIVES, by catching
the cock in bush, or fence, the side or seat OF
SKIN and once was present when a dog, re-
Jolclng at the return OF his master, struck the
cock with his paw, nred the gun, and injured the
gentleman so much AS to put an end to his sport
for some time. In all these instances the cool
was down on the cap.
would say to Young sportsmen fold ones q on u
like advice, though plenty OF them need iD al
UdyS Keep yoHr loaded gEn at half cock, except
when you expect shot, then, Of course, it is
cooked and never let Ii point towards yourself or
any one else. By way Of experiment, put your
gun at half-coek, pull back the cock, keep your
finger on the trigger and let go, II stops ayain
al haif-cock; pull II back far enough TO cock IT,,
1t stays there, of course. | won't hunt with a
man who won't humor my notion, as some call
u, so much as To carry his gun at half-cock for
don't consider my life safe with such man, and
II he didn't shoot me shouldn't like to see him
shoot himself. This is nothing new, but IL NAV
save life now and then, TO keep II before the
rising generation, and IL any already risen choose
to take advantage OF good advice, II is theirs for
nothing. CAPITOL HILL
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THALBER6'S TUNER,

THALBER6'S TUNER,
1hs oaly rag gkt nlstkod ef Tspsiss.
t. III. SPElR having tuned the Pianos used AZ
the concerts, by the grsat artists ThsberE and 9th
ers. aud having practical experience Of fourteen
years. IN the iargest piano manufactures in New
York, are deemed clent guarantees Of has cape-
bllItles Of funer aud Repairer of Piano Fortes.
Orders left at the Piano W areroom Of Mr.. Rioh-
ard DAVIS viii meet with prompt attention.
se 21-lm
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EOR RSAIE-Tte two story slate rooted BRIG

EOR SAL E-rh two-story slate rooted BRICK
Il DWELLING HOUSE, No. 45l New York
avenue, between 18th and 18th streets. containing
large hail. front aad back parors, pantry and closets
three chant rs and store room IN second story and
Kitchen and servants chamber In hack building,
with cellar having adry well. fronting ss feet 9
inches on north side of New York avenue, with a
depth of lot of lit feet inches, being art OF Lot s.
In Square l7o-contalning $40 square feetD con-
venlent yard In front and back of the building, and
large shade tree in front.
Also, the adjoining two story Brick Dwelling
house, No. ass New York avenue, containing base
msnt kitchen, stererOom AID pantry, trent and back
paror, and three chambers In second story, with a
well of good water and IOrce pump in yard and dry
well Gel ars fronting g feet inch Forth side
New York avenue, with a depth oflot OF lx2 10 100
on west slde being the other part of lot square
i70-containlng 3,494 square feet
This property IS near to the War and Navy De-
partGent, and o. her pubic ofhces.
Also, the three story Brick Dwelling House No.
y Jefferson street, tin rooted, containing dlnin,
room and kitchen, large parOr and chamber IN ID
story and three chambers IN third story. The cellar
has spr ng OF pure water, aud pump in yard This
bull ding WAS put in complete repair last November.
and IS IN excellent Order and Is situated part of
Lot No. IS In the original plan Of Georgetown, hav
Ing front on the West side of ererson street of
24h feet, the Lot running back LIS feet alley.
ohasers.
For further particulars apply at the office of
CHARLES DE SELDlNG,
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Henry McClay, Of Niles, Mich For improved

Henry McClay, of Niles, Mich.-For improved
combined mop and brush.
John b Mitchell, Of Wayne, N Y-For i'm
proved field fence .... .-. = d.
James Noble, Of Monone ahela Borough. Pa
For improved rolls for planishing iron
Charles John Christian Peterson of Dayen-
port, lowa.-For Improvement in coffee roasters
ment in ploughs. ..
Adam r. Reese, Of Phillipsburgh, N. For
improved raking attachment to harvesters
Albert Z Richard, Of Newton, Ct-For i'm
bands
Henry R, Robbins, Of Baltimore, Md.-For
burglars alarm. = . -
Marshall s Root, of Medina, o.-For i'm
provement la seeding machines. .....
Ezra o. Rowland, Of Phelps, N Y-For i'm
proved method Of opening and closing farm
gates by approaching vehicles.
Van B1ren Ryerson, Of New York, N Y.-For
improved submarine explorer.
Jacobs. Simmerman, of Glassborough, N -
FOR improvement In method OF applying elec-
trcity during extraction of teeth.
provement in harvesters -.
Henry Steele, Of Jersey City. N. J.-For i'm
provement in umbrellas
n.sh,nI VIM Steele ts Of Wheeling, Va For improved
Thos = Stevens, of Pepperell, Mass For i'm
provement In cultivatots
James swan, of BROOKLYN, N. Y-For i'm
provement in hydrants.
Lemnel Il Wells, OF Cincinnati, Ohio-For
paper feeder for printing presses
r, samuel II whitaker, Of Cincinnati, Ohio
For improvement In nut machines
Linus ale, Jr., OF Pbiladelphia, Pa-For i'm
proved device for adjusting to a right angle the
joiner's square
Stephen 8. Burlingame, of Warwick, R. L.,
assignor to himself and WIN. Taylor, Of said
Warwick.-For Improvement in bank locks
Oeorge 5 Bosworth, Of Troy, N. Y, asslgnor
20 Anson Atwood, OF said Troy.-For improve
ment In manufacturing car-wheels Of cast IRON
George w. Daniels, of Waltham Mass, as
slgnor to himself and Abraham Fuller, of said
Waltham. For improved lathe for cutting
screws from wire.
Thomas Morrison. of New York, N. Y, as
signor to Aaron = Solomon, OF said New York
for improved chronometer escapement.
DsSys-Albert C.. Randall, Of Providence r.
l.-For design for lockets.
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Musical instruction.
sic ACCOMPLISHMENT.

Music ACCOMPLISHMENT.
Prof. DE CESIEL has few more hours to
spare. which he will devote IN gIving q superior
course OF Musical lnstTOo otlon, rarely to be met
with, on the Harp, PlasofoTts, GEttar, SiaStsf,
and classical Orgds Playing, &c.
". B.-NO instruction whatever will be giyeu
where payments are not made IN advance.
arrangements can be made by calling at HE New
Musical Repository, corner llth street and Pens.
avenue. 90 li-tf
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For further particulars apply at the office of
CHARLES DE SELDING,
&C e-eotf 507 7th street,
&C g. eotf

Il south, between 9Th and eth streets west, Usl-
and Lot fronts Is feet 9th street, running back
100 feet 70 q % foot alley. Terms, $50 per annum,
PAYABLE monthly. Enquire of ELVANS &
THOMPSON, SS Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th
streets. Ocl4
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REAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON NORTH
- between 2Oth and 2lst streets, at private
sse.-Ihe subscribers are authorized to sell. very
Cheap part OF Lot No s. In Square No. lO4, front
ing 81 feet s1a inches F, between 10th and 2Ist
streets, running back 1870 feet inches.
90 IL cost J. G.. MCGUIRE co, Aucts,
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I ADIEs' SHOES SHADES SHOES m-The
II success j have met with during thes-A
short period have been established, ena- VkseR
bes me TO offer Ladies' Shoes. Of 1lS oHs ngaks at
the following prices:
ladies' best English Lasting Caters. ...--- 81.
Chlldren's best Eng. Lasting Button CATERS. IS
}: ROSE NTHAl., No. q Pa. avenue.
a Market Space, I'd door above sth street.
r. =. am selling superior article Of Gents Calf
Skn Galters. warranted. at S250. sells
THOMAS b. GRIFFIN 4 son nave this dsy
received SIX osses Of SPORTING -Ear
BOOTS, for renilemen's wear, very stout, = III
and warranted water proof with nvetedv u
shanks. We invite sn early call.
THOs. B. GRIFFIN a son,
-oc l5-ly No. Sl4 Penn. avenue.
'IrO THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON CITY,
i Having been engaged in manufacturing I.adhe ess
-A M Mlsses', and Childrens Shoes for -
-4thls past 80 years, we ought toG6
know BY thus time what wi suit them IN that line,
and can safely say thst We do; which you can prove
BY giving our work trial. You find tst all tImesI
the articles az the principal shoe stores m w ash
Ington cit{-the Shoes so weli-kpOwn as j. W.
MoCurdy Sons PhiladelphIa make. ap2i-Iy
THUMBS. TRUNKsa TRUNKsM
Phe undersigned has now and constantly keep
6yYHon hand q large and very supe-
&f1G T9T ,sSSa assSr.meHt NH Of Sole ts LsathsI E6
Iron Frame and Wood Box TRUNKS k
VELVET TAPESTRY and CANVAS
TRAVELLING BAGS and SATCHELS; fns
SADDLES. HARNE ESS. WHIPS, ao
N. b.-TrunKs Covered and every description OF
JAS. 8. TOPHAM,
CLate ToPHAM & NoRFLET,D
No. <8e 7th street. oppo. Odd Fellows Hall,
mtly Washington. DC.
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NEW CHEAP GODS.

MRS. ID. JONES Will open desirable assor,
ment on MILLINERY ard FANCY AR -
TICI.ES on TU ESDAY, lsth inst which -
she will sell cheap for cssh. at Si9 T. street. -
near l4th.
q above, 90 l6- sWs
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EOR RENT.-rhe DWELLING HOUSE. No,
= 4SS ID street, on the square Immediately east of
the front Of he City Hail. next door to the residence
OF j. M Carlisle, 1.-THE proprietor, ~ HON applios
tion may be made. Tile house will be rented only
for the dwelling house of g private family. The
rent will be S7 per annum, pay abe at such periods
as may be agreed on, se2S IF
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MORE NEW DRESS GOODS,
lVl CHEAP FROM AUCTION.
Just received from the large auction sales IN New
York, very handsome assortment Of DRESS
GOODS. We name q few OF the desirable and
scarce articles
Rich Colored Flounced and Black Silk Robes, in
various styles,
Beautiful PrIRted MerinO and Mousselln Robes a
les Alternate, in rich oolors,
Handsome PLAID and Bay adere Stripe Dress Silks,
by the yard,
20 pieces very rick Black Silks from 75c - per
yard. These sre, we think, very great bargains.
And large assortment of handsome Long ard
Square Shawls,
" lth many other desirable Goods. daily opening,
to which we invite the special attention of the la
dies, as We shall offer them cheap for cash.
]. w. COLBY 4 CO.,
Ia wv SIS 7th north o Pa
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u SCHAFFIELD,
BALTIMORE CONFECTIONERY, Sizth street, be-
tUsea and II, having reftted his Store and Saloon,
pre- pared the shortest notice and most res
sonable terms, to furnish Wedding Parties, Balls.
and other Entertannients win all kinda of Confec-
tionery. Ice Cream, Water Ioes. d He also keeps
constantly fresh supply of the best Cakes and Can
dies, sold lower than elsewhere.
P.S.-TO accommodate ladies' and gentlemen of
the Northern Liberties and those disposed to give
me q call. 1 have attached to my establishment an
Oyster Saloon, where can be found the delicious
Oyster cooked up In every style by an experienced
hand. Families supplied. A call is sufficient.
Sc 2 eo2m
DRINTING PRESS FOR SALE.-WilI he
Il sold very chesp,a large-siZ double cylinder
NAPIER PRESS, capable of working sheet 30 By
46 inches. Is now standing at the Office OF Mr. c.
Alexandria and is in good working order. Apply to
Major ARNOLD HARRIS. oc l8 cost
OUTER, BUCKWHEAT. &c-
- S. kegs choice lIADE BUTTER,
1900 pounds Frost New York bUCkWHEAT,
81 kegs new PICKLES.
lObaTrels No. MACkEREL,
50 do. No. do.
125 do. ALEWIVES.
$50 reams " RAPPING PAPER,
5000 pounds HAkE FISH.
just received and for So e by
oe i6-6teO MURRAY SHINES.
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Wholesale Agent-H. TAYLOR, III Baltimore
For sale I'M Washington by D. J. BISHOP& CO..
zl6 Penn avenue, under Willards' botel, and <S
Penn. avenue, near <h street, and by all other deal
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EOR RSALE.-A VALUABLE FARM. situated
j few mas from Washingt ton, will be sold low,
and on accommodating terms, or will be exchanged
Tor city property. This farm is in high stale of
cultivation, and contains all Necessary improve
ments.
Enquire of S EO. w. BRAY, Real Estate Agent,
NO. oio seventh street. near ID. i3-I
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TWO PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS
FOX RENT-ln private family, with partial
board II DESIRED within three squares of the Patent
Othoe. Inquire of POLLARD WEBB No $50
7th street, opposite fntegencer Office, oc l9-tf
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VALUA BILE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Tv,
four-story Brick Houses, with hack buildings
sltuated on Maine avenue. Also three three stOry
Brick Houses on H. street north. This properly
VII De sold low and on long credit. Apply Il
5l6 18th street near ID. oo 9'Im
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These pills nothing new but have been used by the
doctors for many years both In France and America with
unparalleled ia cagej and be 10 urged by
msny thousand ladies who have used them to make
the Pills pubc for the alienation Of those suerngs from
any Irregularities whatever, well as TO prevent an In
crease u faulty whero heath will not permit Il. Females
peculiarly situated, those supposng Themselves 80,
cautioned against using these Pills while In that con-
dillon the the proprietor assumes responsibility af
ter The above adm0nton, although their midneas would
prevent aDy mischief to heath otherwise the Pills are
recommended Full and explicit directions accompany
each box. Pfiee 81.
Sold wholesale and retail by DAVID SCOTT, Drug
gis 2bI Main street, corner Of Mechanic street, Wor-
cester Mass, and by JAMES GREEN, III Main street,
Worcester, Mass Ladies', by enclosing them 81, can
have the Golden Pills sent to any part OF the country,
oonaden.ly) by mail Sold also by A. A. Der lett
Clinton; james D. Lane FchburEi cantrell 4 Son, Dan
esonvie, A. Eonghton Athol Depot halch Hon, Prov
idece Weeks Potter Boston, and by one Druggist In
every town in the Union.
B--Ladies be particular IN asking for "Dr. Dupon
co.'s odea Pills. and see that the signature 10 on the
box, you will then obtain medicine you may folly rely
upon The agent will tell you they are no secret com.
pound, but are made known to all concerned,
pp6 dly
Cool Soda, vt cntt 81 iupp, can be obtained ~
THV 90 a. IA Front atFpul. dl
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DoOTon O. A. HILL--sr; will say that your medi
ine hiss benefited me much My health is muchbetteF
han II was when L commenced taking IL. thinkt vii
cure Ihaye not been troubled with the pain in my
hesd hut since taking your medicine The distress
between my shoulders has all passed away. Thinkin
that you might like 10 hear how was gettngaong
have taken the liberty TO address these lines you.
remain, sir, yours respectfully MIRA. g q.
Rutland, Nov. 3. 1864 dtf tal
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Testimony Of number of Ladies' and Gentlemen
DooqoR HiLL-Dear Sir: This is to certify that
my was Of very bad humor in the blood but
can truly say that your valuable medicines have cured
me- and recommend III that sick, to call upon you,
for you cure them. Yours, truly, L, L.
Worcester, Mass.
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This oertaes that my wife was afflicted with a weak
ness general debility. Doctor HlPs medicinss cured
her. J.F. b.
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NOTICE TO THE sICK.


n offering to the community his justly celebrated rem
edes oe chronic and diseases Of long standing dc
not wish to re with the life health Of the afflicted
but simply to lay before them the testimonials of
be Of respectable ladies and gentlemen from which the
suffering can Judge for themselves The Doctor pledges
himself not to make any wild assertions false state
nents OF The efficacy OF his medicines will he hold
out any hope suffering humanity which facts will not
warrant few testimonials are here given, and the
doctor socits inquiry from the afflicted, INFO all he
publishes, feeling assured they will find them perfectly
reliable and his medicines worthy Of their confidence
and patronage
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WNSOLvENr NOTICE. Worcester, ss--Tn
Insolvency, before the Hon. Henry ohapln.-Notioe
Ia hereby given that the third meeting Of the creditors
Of J. Y. kAYMORE 4 COMPANY, OF he CITY Of Wor
cester Insoyent Debtors will be held the Court Of In
sovency, In said city Of Worcester, on the twenty nrst
day Of september nsta at three oclo In the afternoon,
At which meeting creditors may b present and prove har
claims. CHAH a. HOAnR00K, Assignee.
Worcester, Fept 9, iebs. dawh sii
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GYMNASIUM NOTICE = PRoY. A. and
M MADAME MoLaEAux would respectfully inform
their friends former patrons and the pablc generally
that classes will be formed ios Gymnasto Exercises
&C. the lst Of September next, and books are now
open at their rooms in Fosters Block for signatures Of
subscribers.
New pupils who with 10 Join the classes on the Let Of
September, receive private instruction TIL that time
without extra charge.
Thankful os past patronage, they hope by close Appl
cation, to merit continuance Of the same.
aug12 du
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TEE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR LANES OLARKE1B


SIR JAMES OLARKE'5
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,
Prepared from q Prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, NJ D..
Physician Extraordinary To the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfanf in the cure OF az
thoss painful and dangerous disorders to which the fe
male constitution subject It moderates ell excess aud
removes ali Obstrncon and speedy cure may be relied
20 MARRIED LADIES
It fs peculiarly suited II WILL in short time, bring on
hsmonthlg period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar bears the Government
staTnp Of Great B.lttain to prevent counterfeits.
{ q u { q n
These pills should not be taken by females that are
PREGNANT during The first three months as thew aTq
sr-s 20 bring miscarriage bnt cvsry other time
and in every other case. they are perfectly safe.
IN all cages Of Nervous and Spinal affections Pain II
the Back ard LIMOS Fatigue slight exerton Palpits
ticu OF the Heart Mysteries and Wits these Ps will
effect Ehen all other means have failed and although
powerful remedy, DO not contain iron cslorel sntino
ny or aaything hUrtful to the constitution.
full directions &C company esGn package.
Sole Agent foT the United States and Canada
JOB NOSES,
(Iate I. c. Baldwin h Co. } Rochester N Y
Il. B. 81 and six postage stamps enclosed to any au
thorized Agent will bottle Of the Pills by return
mail.
For sale by drupgots 10 every town in the United
tates.
BURR. FOSTER, 3 CO., No. oornhin Boston
Wholesale Agents FOR New England.
For sale by Vim. Bush q Co wholesale and retail
Agents, and druggists generally dAwH dec22
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AUCTIONS.

ID EAL ESTATE AT AUUTTON.-Winb be
"a sold at Public Auction, on MONDAY, Sept, 18th,
at O'Clock 10 the afternoon, lot OF Land on May st
in the city of Worcester. being a part of the Briggs
Farm" SO called; containing about Aeen acres Also at
the same time end place. another lot embracing the spot
upon which the old farm house formerly Stood containing
about seven Both lots are very elgaby located
for country residences the whole woul make a small
farm Terms easy and made known at at the sale.
$40 dts EZEKIEL DANIELS, Auct's.