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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

national HOTEL.-Jas Coke VIM Ord
way, Nh; NJ Falls, III Sullivan, Md; ] F.
forgey and lady, L Porter, Mo; 8 G Lanten.
Beaufort O'Rourke and Iy, Cuba; w w Cor,
rae, Ga, and samuel Wilson, Australia: r r.
Wiues, Mass; Kerr, NYk; kaufman and
ady, Pa; Mr. and Mrs Stanwood, Miss: Miases
ana mary Easton, La; Long and lady, A H
seward, r Patton, Smith, Hon Cochrane. N
9iF Arnold, w worthington, J DuvaIl, Nd; A
UNITED STATES HOTELS Workman.
Ia w Stewart, DC; l. p Levy,va; r " Cobb,
DO; Herman, do; @ NJ Mawbray, NY; Rob,
inson and lady, do; w F Gordon, va: w q
Brown, Fl; NJ Carter and family, Ga; Miss
Carter, dol NJ Cnrter, do; Carter, do: Car
Ter, do; J Saunder, Va; w Jones and lady.
Tenn Miss II Jones do; Gordon do; B /,
don, do.
KiRKWOOD HOUSE, T Cabot. Pa: F
Dyer, Mass Little, do. A LeggelI, NY; Or
smith, Texas; II on McRibbin, Cal: G
DuSan, MD; Col Scott, do; A g Day do: n
Jniard, do; w Lehman and family Pa: q
H Ne AK Fields, NY Z Swasey, Mass
BROWNS HOTEL.-Col Butterfeld. lisa:
DrP Grove, Md; w Leamb and lady. Pa: 4
j Eurton, Md; r Turner, and LADY, NY: Miss
= turner; do; Col Smith and lady. Pa; 6
Batter, Ala; M Williams and lady, VT; NJ o Pre-
scott, Nd; Mr. Rome, Pa.
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O Capt. Gage, Of the ketch "Brothers,n a,
charleston, has been admitted to bail in IS 600
" canary known to be twenty-one years
cid, died recently in England.
Barber G. Buel, has recovered q, 4sO from
the n Y. Central Railroad, for injuries reoei We
on the cars, at Bergen, in October, 1857.
III IL Is stated that the report of the Secretary
OF The Treasury will recommend duty upon tea
and coffee.
IL There IL s'Sit-Still Association, - in New
port, X. the members Of which do not believe
In any locomotion whatever.
III A bill has been introduced into the Legis-
iature Of Nebraska, to prohibit slavery In that
Territory after January I, 1859
u Rev Amos Savage, agent OF the American
n act Society In Connecticut, died very suddenly
In = stage, at New Haven, on Saturday.
III Saline county, Ill, at the recent election.
poiied US votes for the Democratic ticket and
none for any other ticket
U5- IL Is said duel is on the tapis between
member OF the city government ef CharIestown
place.. - N'
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DR. srRPHEN BAlLY,
OFFICE l98 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Three doors from lltk sfyesf

Or: BAILY bees Leave to inform the public that
he can be seen at All hoprs, at his ofdoe,
experience of fifteen years practle ., with 30x0
The large number Of patients, and great variety Of
easSs to fssS oas
the and ESPECIALLY Drs. haTTs and and
E. Parmly, has led him, long since, to discard al
Enameis. Gutta Peroha. India Rubber and Clements
for the construction of Continuous Gum Teeth. and
relisbs substance that be worn IN the mouth az
was mott 0 nolusivsly shown BY the last American
Although he fiattsrs himself from his long resi-
fsnSe a ?; practice in Warrington he is iayorsey
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS.
From the Tate Rector Of the Ch9rei efEpipAany,
DIR. STEPHEN Baby: Dear Sir-I desire to ex-
press my esteem TOR you personally, and my oonf-
m o1 ssn Sas as
hope tnst JIu ms, Tsee i've, the pa.rona.s FROM my
'e Wilmington. Aug. sa Is s'r' aW FRENCH.
From one Of the eldest firms is Baltixaors-
Messrs. Boggs, CofmaH 4 Co.
Having employed DR.. stephen Baily, Surgeon
and me- did
to entire satisfaction and in of the fact that
tai College Of Baltimore failed after repea. ed trials,
to perform the same work satisfactorily i, gives me
fredt pleasure 10 press entire confidence and
high estimation of mis- professional skill.
Baltimore, Jan. II, 1851 Hartmann BOGGS.
| Extract from a note yecs,ced from tbs lass Hon
jobs M. Clayton.
u. 3. Senate, A M. Is. 1856.
The teeth you mnde for me work admirably; mo-
'H'ns could DO DETER JOIN fMt n. cIlRiroN.
| To those soaking relief from the naiadies of the
teeth, can cheerip ly recommend Dr. 3. Baily as
superior dentist. He made set of por celain teeth
for OF my family, and plugged several teeth for
myself, and the work has all stood well for more
than ten years. ROBERT T. NIXON,
| Aprll9, ls5S. Va. Conf. M. L Church South.
| We, the undersigned having had occasion toavai
ourselves OF the professional skill OF DIR. ,. Bay
surgeon Dentist OF thle city having been cOgni-
can't OF his operations families friends, tai
pleasure IN expressing our admiration OF his srtis
Skill as we'll as the uniformly satisfactory manner
In which he performs the most delicate and difcul
| operations IN Dental Surgery, and respectfully
| recommend him TO the confidence and patronage OF
| the public, Of which We oonsIder him emnent!y
THOMAS U. wAL7sn. Architect u g. Capitol.
THOMAS MILLER, M. D., of Washington, ID. c.
y. s. BoHRKR, NJ. ID. OF GeorgetOwn, ID. c.
| ". 8. LINCOLN, NJ. D.. of w ashing ton, ID. G.
| Jos H. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID G.
GEORGE WALTON, Ex Governor of Florida.
| WALTER LRNOx. EX- Mayor of Washington.
| HENRY BALDWIN, U. 3. Patent Office,
| DC. WIsHT, Principal RittenhOuss Academy
feb S0-H
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EVENING" STAR
CHANGE.
The aching In my temples,
The burning IN my eyes,

TIE aching In my temples, .. ... ...
The burning IN my eyes, -
fne ElowinG iron on my heart .-
w hIch hail it, sources dries;
fns lps thaf give unwilling means D..
.rnfoagh al the dreary night.
when9ers nponmy swollen veins.
The y sarinsss, the Watoafuinsss.
The many shapes Of woe,
The moments Tlpid a. the hight,
ct tofturi. gly slow
; These, these have been my visitors
since ester sun went down,
lnspsetral mist and taushty clouds.
Behind the ohserless town.
O, dark and great and strong are 70,
VioissItuoes Of earth! =.
Thelaus hter Of the thunder shower,
The oreeReg airy mlrth,
The royal crown Of summer,
The world OF shining green, ..".
Ths orightness OF the autumn hills,
The 20 d and ytllow sheen.
TIE reach of waving Woodland.
The gladness Of the birds,
Inc many brcoklets, musical
w I'm strings of crystal Words
The sunny days, the pleasant daya
,W hen In the faded wood,
Ee read the lesy orscles, Al. ...r e..
Win thoughtful eye stood
p.rf sso6a 0rs =, and 20 n II !, night.
storm tost, weary mariner
Opon an angry sea;
And for the free and sunny hours,
And summers golden CLEAN,
There Is the woe, the slesplsss bed.
The hsry fever dream.
The ticking of . desthvatch
Upon the spirits wall,
bra1en ringing IN nv ear
And the happing of pail.
IN. Y. Journal oJ Commsres.
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FOE SHAFTS.
L. g. CAPITOL EXTENSION
AND WASHINGTON AQUKDUcT OFF

WASHINGTON, september - h,l 3JS.1
xALBp PROPOSALS will he re -elved at this Office
unit ii the fourth day of December next noon for
fur fishing, the grounds Of tho Extension Of the
ext .rior porticos Of that building.
II he dimensions as follows:
the ase each SHAFT to be twenty five T. ct two and
one ushfh inches height from the bottom of said
the boSm piece of
to bs three feet seven and i've eighths inches the
ss Of Ss : e sst s pa
inches and the damster Of the upper astrsgslto be
the net simensions ofthe work when finished.
All the blocks to be soabbed round to dime sions.
and to be- free from all defects which would MAKE
The ab0v, shafts 70 be ofwhlte American marble,
similar IN 90 or grain and that used
oom sss sa.H ,a
Every PROS o.al should be accompanied with a
Of sSs M.sss fsrsS TSs viii be suS
mitted to pSope chemical and mechanical tests be
the marble viii b delivered and should be accom-
paniod BY q writu n guarantee, signed by one or
they undertaEe TIA the bidder or bidders will If
or their bid be ocel ted. enter into obs with
R co said
sntee to be &C ,qmps 1isd o. the certificate of the
Gnes Ssv1 se ddst p
general government Oh Individual known TO the En-
Gineer or Depertment o. War. that the guarantors
The United Sta res erves the right to reject any
or all bids not deemed a. vantaseous, and to max 9
x Il the h.
either in ngle blocks or IN blocks OF not les than
four feet length. and the number OF shafts led
IN single blocks or in pieces, respectively, should be
stated.
Froposais willie opened in TIN. office a. noon Of
By order of the Neoretary Of War;
Capt. of Engineers,
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COU6Hs. COLDS. HOARsENEss, 40,

Inc prevalence of the above complaints At tins
season generally has the ede of bringIng ont host
OF 2rofessedy new specifics, and while some are
600, many are useless, and others even dangerous
TIE wlseet course pursue IL to consult yonr fam
" oyslcan, or otherwise 80 only such remedies
long puolo ex pereEce has proved To be safe and
4nStclous. Ofths character 10 TYLER,9 C(N
fSOND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC. OngInal-
ths favorlte prescription of an eminent physIoan
$50 On became popular remedy, and has Continued
sn!o' sIosinE reeutalion for the last twenty
yeafs: In cases OF common Colds, Coughs &c n
Sets IKE charm: and IN Chrome Cases Bronoh,.,a
w hooplnkt ouEh- Group, Asthma. Inf uepza =
aaye used At. VIM
Pnce IS oents ard % cents per bottle,
Sold BY NaIrn Palmer, Chas. Stott 30 Wash
fnGtor Clssel. Georgetown; PeelI stevens Al
sIASdra; vaere II ma, be lad Also TO- convenience.
"a Lof rsSr loTm- Price l2p and Is cents a box
kaova as "Tyler's Gum Arabic CouEh Candy
Droes, Is an elegaat- pleasant and eficacous Put
monlo 'oxenIe they are unsnr passed. no II SIN
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CHARLES N. KUGLER.

CHARLES N. KUGLER,
" No. SIS Pa. arsase, bssicsen % and Sd sfg.,
a. VIII furnish aud send icECRAM in any part OF
the city az 81 per salion; % cents Quart. Fs s.
Festivals BAL and Parties Of al kinds iurnshed on
the most reasonable terms.
oc2 Sm c. N KusIKR.
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rrsvslsrs' Directory.
D,.oIEs 2S z 8 HggESgsrTNsEor,u.
-l b. :" u - n,
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWBSf.
&01 EG
Daltinsre and Ohio Railrsss.


FALL ARRAN6ENESTS.
TWO THRoysH TRAINS ARE NOW RUN
PROM WIRs AHIi.s,f;5SsF f ssia' FIX WEST.
Isl. MAIL TRAIN start, st rs q; M, Sunday
TON. for the west and Chicago.
oHoTTss55 sStsfSfk dsMA Gr5NEcfS s. SD
Washington At 80 ,. m, reeohink SlnoinHAn AZ ?.
m. next day, and oonnectIng directly with Express
Train for LouIsvile. Cairo and the Soutnvest, and
for g. Louis ksn.s. &c Tine, IRON ~
To view the Grand Mountain scenery OF the Mod
in daylight, take either the 7.S q. m. or sd .. n
trains from W ashlnEton. A..
western Virrinia oad Ia ke the 50 .. Tin. For
Marietta and Cincinnsu Railroad take the same.
Through Tickets and Baggage Clecks 20 al seG,
tors, and every Other possible fsosity WI Be found
as WAY ~ PsSsENsERs for the Main Stem Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad viii leave Walking
'1 For az points between Warrington Junction and
For al Ststions between Piedmont and Whssinf
sr,sk + TIln lake the $50 ,. m. Iran.
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST.
Leave washingtcn for Baltimore 81 IS and 7.3
Q. M, and $50 and IS p. m. On SUNDAY AZ 50 N.
Leave Baltimore at SsO and s.sOs m. and $50 aud
The 7z5 and s.s5 trains oaly WILL stop ~ way sta-
tions and FOR Annapolis connections.
The IS NJ. and S.Sn .. m, are the chief connect
ING trains for the west. and the els. 7.S and SO
For further information inquire q the Baltimore
and OHIO Rsilrosd Ticket ofhee, Washington.
T. II. PARSONS, Agent.
on1 Msste, of TRANSPORTATION. Rs'timore.
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W.sH,NEs.1 fk s5S% k kSb EN nkkssTSpRIA,
4 Boat Erery H0nr from Each Place.

The WASHINGTON and Alexandra Steamboats, VIII
hereafter regularly from the foot T.
Of 7th street, Washington. and King x4S
street. Alexandra. every hour froms
eacn pace, from u q. m to ~. ,. N as t1iioSs
e., 8, am IL a. m, |, 5, s, and ~ Pm.
From Washlngton..SieanerT THOMAS GULL
YER-at 9, 10 =. IN, II m, 2, 4. anc ?. M
From Alexandrla-Steamer GhO. PAGE-et
81. 8, loa. m, IL IN ~, 4. aud p. m.
From Alexabdrk-Steamtr THOMAS COLL
HrR-at 81, O. II g. m, ]. 5. and .. m- except
Tuesday and Friday mornings; when The Colly er
will run her regular trips to "Mount Vernon, a.
heretofore, and omit her Trips betve, n Washington
and AexandTIa from %. m. TO q 2. m. only.
The 81. Ga a. IN. anc "a .. m boats from Alexsn-
6ria connect with the trains Of the Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad for the North and West.
The 81 IN and "a p. IN. boats from " ashSn gton
connect with the trains of the Orange and Alexan-
dria Railrosd for the South and Southvs st se ~
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FLEGANT CURTAIN GOODS.

II T. u ~ i Gu X TAIN u U U Dis.
CLA6ETr Il DODsON have the pleasure of
informing ell IN quest of any kind of Curtain Ma
terials that their stock of every thing appertaining
TO that kind of Furniture is now complete in all
that Is novel and desirable all of which they are
selling very cheap.
They have now in stock
Elegant Triple width French Satin Brookatele. all
colors,
Elegant double width do. do,
Do. embossed Rept de Lain,
Do. do EtOf de Antique, both now styles
Do. PLAIN and striped Rept, very pretty and
new.
Embroidered borders and Bands Curtains in brosd
Cloths, very new and recherche, 49,
Rept de Lame Ia extremely rich colors and bo, der
TO match-these are rich in the extreme,
Rich Satin LANES. In entirely Isw styles, very
reasonable,
Rich Damask Lame. same style, very cheap
Three ctses superb embrO ideTed Lace and Muslin
UndercurtaIns, all new, at prices from so to
40per window
AisG rich osntrr and side Cords and Tassels and
GImps 40 mstoh, and COrnices, Side Bands and
Pins in Flowers, F. uits, and unique designs
We resps ctfuly invite all in ant of Curtains to
4csll and see for themselves. warrant our prices
TO be as low Ii not lower than any the same foods
Gan be had in any of the Northern cities.
Also, Just received, the latest designs from Paris
for the construction and hanging of Curtains as
represented by lie 6srde Trouble" to which we
arc su cribers for the ben eft OF our customers
no eo3r CLAGETF D0DSON.
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Cdpt. Of Fnginee
In charge VI U. 8. Capitol Exten
FoEH OLA GUARANTEE tAN

To Capt. NJ e. Meiss, II. S. Engiaesrs.
We the undo gned, residents of -, in the
State of f. hereby. JON tlT and severally,
naHt with tn Unit cd States, and guaranty, in
they WILL within ten days az ter the acceptance Of
the said bid ecute the act for he same, with
good and srf nient sureIes, to- perform the work
furnish the articles proposed. n conformity to the
terms Of the adveI tisement tnder whloh IL was
into contract aforesaid US vanity to make good
the difference between the offer by the said - ard
the next lowest bidder tB
thereby certify that, to the bestof my knowledge
and Belief the abovenamed guarantors are good and
sufficient EF
Lar
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II AIDES, TUCK and al sorts Of COMBS &C
Sala Rsea. Saaa wtllarSs' HSteL NSSl
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Through trial of many years and through everv
nation Of civilized men, AYER's CHERRY PFC
more OF pulmonary disease than any Other
remedy knovo to mankn Cases Of app arentIy set
tied consumption have been CURED BY it. and thous-
ands of sufferers no were deemed hey ond thu reach
of human aid have been restored their friends AND
usefulness. to sound health and the enioy mants OF
life, by this all powerful antdote to diseases Of the
lungs. The dry hacking cough. the CLASSY eye, and
the pale, thin features OF hlm who was lateiy usty
and strong. whisper to all but him CoNsrNPrIoy
He tries everything. but tn disease il gnavinE al
more over all his frame. He is taking the CHR.
RY PICTORIAL now; % has stopped his cough
made his breathing easy; his steep is sound
dart which pierced his side is broken. Scrcey any
neighbor hood be found which has not soms lIv
ing trophy like this to shadow forth the Virtnes
psrishabIe renown But its usefulness does rot END
here. Nay, il aocompsbes more by pre- eution thsn
cure. The countless colds and coughs which -
cures are the seed which would have ripened into
Group, Bronchitis, Hoarseness Pleurisy Wbeon
Coug H. and all irrtHtfons of the thrOst and
are easily cured BY the CH ERRY PECTORHT n
them. and they will End il nvsI liable rrotection
from the insiduous prover which carries od tbe
parent sheep from many q flock and the darling amt
Authenticated evidence of these facts, With dirac-
lions for the treat nent of each comp amt, NAV be
found In Ayers Americ1n Almanac, of which va
publish three mllhons and scatter them broadcast
may have before them the Information Il contain
Drugglsts and dealers In medicine generally have
them for distribution gratis and Also for sale the
s s%dsxt ns;; Rfsss!ssa nI Pr > OYER, Practical
SOD 81 ~ b. s III Ws.Sinsson and b,
COON, Alexandris, and BY al dealers every where.
RQWLAND's MACCAssAR OH - SIRRR
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lvI For raIe ~ SurI

The Four Sisters, q tale of ,o..1 ~ .
Nsi. In Sweden By FTsdnEs Bremen .stS,S ofrhs
uanslstsd by Msry Hewitt rou,, amily," &c !;
sme neatly bound in cloth. for Sias, or Two vol
vrter OF her class. the pow or Of rsaxnr 10 he az,
sxination every individual abe introduc es Tn.
nvn oeaaty and woman purity which ilumi
80 "r ~ nsfretlse must receive Implicit admira,
80 -, neIsans. We would advise al to buy .of
SHILL!N6TO N,s
Bookstore. Odeon
mol corner ~ street am 8 -
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an a-.m No. SIS Pa. Az. M.sSnstoH. B b. c.
PRoTEcfEkb s. so = a L. & 'P...p, q

England, and ssoared b. The seals Of the EooIe Dc
PhArmAois de PArisand the Imperial College Of Md
laxation, SpermntoTrh1a, and ExhsUs hor Of the
System; Tnesernar No. eneotuajly, n the sh9is
sp4oe ofthfee days, completely and sntireiy e<adi.
satss Ill traces ofthose disorders which copsva and
cubebs have long been thought Antldots for, 70
the Of the heath Of vest portion OF the Popa,
lstion. TrieseInar No. 10 the great Cort;lentA
remedy for that class OF disorders which, unfortu-
nately, the English ply sician treats with mercury,
to the inevitable destruction Of the patients consti
tut,on, and which all the sersapsrilia tbs world
cannot remove. TriesemaI Nos; liz. and are sake
devoid of taste smell, and all nause0tIrE quail
ties, They may lie the toilet tsbls without t,eiI
use being suspected. Sold in tan ceses and DIVIDED
In separate doses administered BY Velpeau, LAl-
lemAn, Roux, RicoId. &C., DO. Prloe 33 eaoh
or four cases in one for %, which saves Is; and N
ga cases,
Sod By Dr. IA. BARROW, No. lg1 Prince Sta
few blocks west of Broadway. New York; lmms.
the % cases of rresemar, and the large sses, car
ri6ge paid thus fnsuring genuine European prepare
tons. The IS also sent, but not tree Of car
riage. Consultations ~ usual, from ii .. m. TIL
p. m. and from till p. M, at No. Isl Prince st.,
few blocks west of Broadway. fs ~
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TIE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM.

One Of the Steams ps OF tnis Conn, nv. csrrrinf
the United states Mai for ACAPULO. 0oun>
SSALlEORNlA. ana RECON leaves 1ZxkH
rhnam6 twice each month. on the arr va
OF the United States Mail s. Com PAM n steamers
which leave New Orleans and New York regularly
on the oth and 9th OF each month with the mails
t p3 passengers, connecting via PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspected and sp-
proved by the Navy Department, and guaranty sped
The Panama Railroad "a miles iorgl is now com
Rieted froru 90 ga To ooeaE, and 10 crossed in
nnurs The baggage OF passengers rs oheck ed IN
New York throug b to San frsnoisoo and passengers
Re embarked at Panama by steamer st the
covers all expenses ofths trip.
Reserve steamers ken, in mort IN Panama ard
San Franoisco TO prevent detention in case of sccl
eent 30 thar the route s entirely re!cbls-no failure
having occurred in eight yea-c
tsssenrers leave Panama the same day they AZ
Conductors go through b, each steamer, snd tlts
tec'ors,
For Through tickets at the lowest rates apply Of
ne agency: In West street, New York, TO !. W.
HHAAfMOND;-or to ARMSTKONG,H ARRlsS
- ~ New Orieans.-or G. l.. BARTLETT. Bos-
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EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
MAH2sANY, WA4EgE, ROSEWOOD AND

ne suoscrloer having completed his assortment
OF urnitufe, would respectfully AM
ton, and the public, to call and -Ill--lX
selves. consisting of
Fine Mahogany. Walnut, Chsny. and other Ward
robes.
Firo Mahogeny, Walnut, and Cherry, Jonny LIND
and other Bedsteads.
Fine Walnut and Rosewood Etrseres, Ladies' Cab
inets and Whetnots.
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Sofas and Chairs.
Fine solid Oak Marble top ind other Cottage Cham
Der Sets.
Bureaus, and Sldeboards
Fine Mahogany end other Chairs Of every descrp-
ton.
Fine Marble top, Centre, Sofa, and other Tables,
China, Glass. and CrOckory Ware, Looking
Glasses, go.
My purpose is 70 sell as cheap az any other person
II Washing tom and on as favorable terms and
Halter myself that no person wishing to purchase
will he disappointed if they give me oall.
A. GREEN,
au l8-tf No b26 7th treat
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THE BEST Cough sYRUf IN TIE
HTs e: 81; S3Sss z: 81; :TSssr

This .stiole u prepsssd ~ chemist. and 10 pro,
nouncsd 6v medical men. and those who have used
it, to be the beat preparation for Cesfhs, SeIds.
Ca.ayrA, Btoseksfis, Hearseass, Sore 1hrodf
rom cold, ana . PREVENTIVE Of that lion OF DIS
cases, C easSns1tsos. ....
Pereons Who sing should use il. IL 10 pleasant to
the taste, sofens, clears and Strengthens the voice,
allays Affirmation ofthe throat and lungs. and pre-
NJ Bottles IS and 50 cents and o.. Sold BY al
Draegists in Warrington, Georgetsvn and A exam
dria. 90 ll-tf
CORDON's. AsIATIC MlXTURE-:A safe.
Flux Dy sentery Diarrhea, and all Affections OF the
Bowels, and for Summer Complaint OF Chhcren.
cure an infant o month old. The subscriber has
used it in his family for more than ten years, and
supp led the an ctsd free Of charge, with entire suo-
cess In every case. He is now induced by gentle
men this CITY, that have tested its virtue, TO place
10 IN the different lrug stores in washington fof
sale. Manufactured and for sale BY
: J. H. GORDON,
IN 2o-sm No. SIS Pa. sv.. Washington, ID. @.