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W Inhalation is defined etymologically as
the latest medical "take-in."
IL Ladies' clubs are the latest subject Of dis
sussion among the New York upPer-tendom.
ID The New York District Attorney has Is
sued executions against several liquor dealers for
violations Of the Sunday liquor law.
ID The Philadelphia City Couneilmen are
considering the expediency of reducing the num-
Der OF IRE companies Of that city.
III New Orleans papers say absentees can
now return TO that city without danger from yell
low fever.
IL The Iowa State Journal, Democratic pa
per, imputes the defeat of the Democrats In that
State to the ''want Of votes"
ID The Watcher Free Trader, ofthe Doth ult,
says that there Is a manifest improvement in the
health Of that city.
VI License-ious parsons-the Clergymen of
the Church of England who took out certifl-
Gates TO sport this year.
III The New Bedford Mercury knows of a
couple who have been married Is years and dur
lng that time they have lived in state Of costant
domestic misery. There is but one thing they
Doth like In common drop of whiskey,
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FALL ARRANGEMENTS.
TWO THROUGH TRAINS ARE NOW RUN
FROM wISHfSGT1oS F SSRa fAE WEST.
a. follows:
LIST. NAIL TRAIN starts n 1.S5 a. M, tSundsy
eIoeptedl connecting closely at Washington Juno
Cd. THE CINCINNATI, ST: LOUIS AND
Washington at SD .. m, reaching Cincinnati ~ ..
m. next day, and connecting directly With kxpress
Train for Louisville. Cairo and the Southvest, and
for 81. LouIs, Kansas, o. Time, from w asbintton
to CINCINNATI, q hours. to 81. Louis only hours.
To view the Grand Mountain Scenery OF the Road
in daylight, take either the 7Sa. M or SS .. m.
Fer Psrf.rs6urs and al ststlons on the North
western virginia Road tase theS 81 Tram. or
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad take the same.
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks 20 al 9n.r,
tiers, snd ever other possible faoty vli % ioana
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main stem Of the
Baltmore and OHIO Railroad Will leave waning
For All points between Washington Junction and
Piedmont take the 7.s5 a. m. trains.
For ali Stations between Piedmont and Wheeling
take the 81 ,. m Tram. To connect with the Fred
erick Tram tako the $50 .. m. Tram.
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE East.
Leave Washnrton for Baltimore ct Is and 7.S
Q. m, and 50 and Is p m. On Sunday ii Sp. ~.
Leave baltimore at - ard s5n n. and $50 aud
So ,. m. ON Sunday az 50 m only.
The 7.45 aud AS trains only val stop ~ WHY sta
items and for Annapolis Connexions.
The7 IS m. and SD .. m; are the chlel connect.
lug trans FOR the west, and the 6l5. 7.<o and aS
p. M. trains for the cast.
For further information inquire st the baltimore
and OHIO Rallrocd Ticket cffce, Washington.
I. III. PARsoSsSS,, Afsnt'
ocx Mate, of TRANSFORMATIONS Pnitiroore,
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HHit aaSs, TSCS and al sorts Of Com b. a,
0tDbS' hair store, near 18th street. snd :, 80
seses kson. sndr WilisrdT Hetsi. ~ "a rs
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Az FAIL ARRANG EMENT.
w ASRlNuTON AND AL Elk N ID ri A.
A Boat Erery Hour from Each Place.

The Washnzton and Alexandra steamboats, Will
hereafter 70 n regularl, from the foot IT,
Of 7rh street, " ashngton, end King &zSA-
street, Alexandra. every hour froms
esca pace, from y a. M TO "a p. "a as follows;
From WashIngton-Ste1mer GhU. PAO tat
50, 9, ans u a. M. 1, 5, s, and "a Pm.
From WsshIngton-Siea,cer THOMAS COLL
YFR-at 2, 10 a. m, 2m., z q. and p. m,
From AleIancrIa-Stesmer GhU. PAGE-et
81. 8 10 q. m, u IN "a 4 AID 2. m -
From Al-xandna-Steam'r ! HDMhS GULL
YhR-8t ~, 9. u a. m. I. 5, and .. an, except
Tuesday and FRIDAY morn,ut., when the Sollyer
heretofore. nd omit her Trips betve. Washington
and Alexandria from ga m. TO Z P. m. only.
The So. 81 n. m. ana "a .. m boats from Aiexan-
dria CONNECT with the trans OF she Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad for tire North and West.
CONNECT with the trains Of the % ange ard Affan-
dria Railroad for The South and Southvs st. se q
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ARKANSAS, and TEXAS.
THROUGH TICKETS can b, obtained at the
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN RAIL ROAD
OFFICE, corner of Pennsy lvenIa avenue and 9Th
street, Washington, on board Of the Steam Ferry
foat George Page, at the Office Of the Orange and
Alexandra RAILROAD, 1t Alexandria,
Richmond, Danvitle, Lynehburg, Bristol,
Knoxville, Dalton, htLanto, Chattanooga,
Nashville, Huntsville, Grand Junction,
Memphis, Montgomery and Nesr Orleans,
By direct route, al continuous railway conneo-
uons to Memphis.
hhordlns greater EzptdtliOH and ConSforf and
being over O miles Shorter than hY other route.
The steam ferry boat George Page leaves the fc 4
of1th street at Sd a. IT.. for Alexandra, where pas
sengers take tue cars for Richmond Charlottesville
stanton, White Sulphur Springs, w oodstocE A ,
and at ~ 2. m. for Richmond and all points South
west, making sure and close connections TO Mem
phls.
Baggage Wagons and Omnibuses leave the once,
Pa avenue, at o'cock a. m. and .. m.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent.
le1-u Washington.
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EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
MAH0GANY. WALNUT, ROSEWOOD AND
,OTHEk FURNITURE AT PRIVATE SALE.

The subscriber having completed his assortment
OF r urnlture, would respectfully
and he S' psBs Of to % all aasd
examine his stock for them -
selves. consisting of
Fine Mahogany, Walnut, CSsrry and othev Ward
robes.
Fine Mahogany, Walnut and Cherry, Jenny Lind
and other Bcdsteads. ~
Fine Walnut and Rosewood Etrgeres, Ladies' Cab
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Sofas and Chairs
Fine solid Oak Marble top and other Cottage Cham
Der Sets. ~
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Dressing and other
Bureaus, and Sldeboards.
Fine Mahogany and other Chairs Of every descrip-
ton. 'f
Fine Marble top, Centre, Sofa, and other Tebles,
Shlna, Glass, and CrOckery Ware, Looking
My purpose 10 to sell cheap "a any other persou
n Warrington, and on as favorable terms and
natter myself that no person wishing to purchase
will DO disappointed if they give me call
,,e a. GREEN,
"uI-u No SIC 7th street.
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7 UPINg EXTRACTS. al odors. at GLIB Bs's
Icons. Inasr WilAfd3 HsteL sss-An
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n THE GREAT WONDER
oF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR STORATIVE


says the st. Louis is No Democrat, Below
gentle man In Maine, which peaks glowinrly Of the
.npsr S5I merits Gi h. hair tonic Such eydsnce
source. III certificates gu grantees Of truth the
Df. needs no eHcomiums, nor useless pufery from
the press:
BATE. Maine, January 20. 1855.
PsoFsssok o. J. WOOD Co:-Geitlsmen: Having M q
ientiou led few months highly beneficial
effects of Hair Restorative Induced 70 make sp
gray ably ehrd white my Shss.r, ~ere "r am.
u.,r three month. snee procured bottle o.
proving what had wished. used about week
certify that IN. gray or White
hair has totally 6sapesred both head face
soft and glossy than has been before
am now sixty years old my good wife At the Of nfy
The above notice deem due to for valuable dis
drecons will not HAYS occasion contradict my state
men am citizen Of this city and resident here
last fifteen years. and am known nearly every
and adjacent fswn. Any use you may make Of the above
am. truly yours. ~ A. O. RAYMOND.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATTVE.
,o-..r BALrInoRk January -, 1855.
lose the best po ton Of haiti the eects yellow
M IN NV orleans IN 1855 Wa ndsoed to max. trial
thing needed. My hair is thick glossy and no
e. Ca. .Rc express obligations to yTT SWING to the
The undel signed Rev K. Bragg minister in regular
beloved WIN DYER"
BRooKFIELD January IL, 1855.
PROFESSOR Hoop-pesr Sir Having a Of your
Hair Restorative gives pea'ure say effect
has been excellent in removing and
constant tendency IN itching with which I have been
troubled from CHILDHOOD; and hair
which was b'coming gray to It's original
other article with anything like pleasure or
profit Yours truly y XII RIao
The Restorative il put up in bottles offs sizes,
VIE: Large, medium, and small I; the small holds y
pint, and retalls for 81 per bottle the medium
holds at least twenty per cent more in proportion
than the small Eetais for 81 per bottle the larre
retais for IS. -
%. !; WOOD & CO., Proprietors. sr2 Broadway
New York, Tin the great N. Y. Wire RAILING Estab
hshment, and ia Market St., g.. LOUIS Mo-
And sold BY al good Druggists and Fancy Goods
O000ns An I'm
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GLASS b.
No. !. 800 reams quarto post writing paper.
2. 1000 reams fiat cap do.
s. 500 reams denny do.
Z. 1000 realms folio post do.
5. SO reams medium do.
6. 50 resms royal do.
.. 50 realms super royal do.
9. 80 reams imperial do.
y. 100 reams colo. ed medium (assorted coiors)
Mol. 5000 ream. writing paper, ls by Is inches, to
weigh twenty eight pounds per ream.
weigh pounds Os P p.q 9sam no.
j. 500 rsans writing paper, IL by rs inches, to
resm. Ht;ins paper PEI oS Is inches, to
SI tasn Sss sc poSgds Is Rst 4s.
weigh twelve pounds per ream.
All the papers designated in Glasses and 7 must
contain $50 perfect sheets to the and no "out
SIDE" auiIes: they to be made of the best
blue, of the regular standard sizes respective
| the sizes and weights specified in the schedule
classes, to be furnished at such times and IN such
Each class will bs considered separately and be
SUP Get 70 separate contract but badeIs may Of
No. proposals will be considered unless aooompa
his or their proposal shall be accepted. will enter
oG an ,bs Th good and suIse.
proposals wi be furnished at this ofics and none
will be taken into consideration unless substantially
agreeing Herewith.
All the paper IN the severil casse. must be delrv-
cred at such paoo aces be designat ed in
Washington city, in good order free Of all and ev-ry
extra charge or expense and subject to the inspeo
ton, count. weight and measurement Of the super
intendent, And to be In all respects satisfactory.
Samples of al the paper required may be seen at
them.
The proposals will be opened in the manner re-
suirsd BY law ION the first Tuesday after the. FIRST
Monday In December" next, 9TH and the Contract
Will be az ed to the lowest bidder,
Proposals will be addressed to GRO. w. Bow
of tbs United States" and endorsed "Proposals Tor
yi
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HHsl,T99TH. NAIL AND BANDOIINR
~ IN" ~ h'' @si"s Room. under Wifiards Ho

Sl6Bes VEGETABLE BHLsXH e AZ -
,..s o ~ 9miracns N covering % Bad hesds 40
'ssTts Is5 En4 aIfE Ts-TSS
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sITED STATES MAIL LINE,
limited STATES MAIL LINE.
Only Regular Lane. ard Without Fatlu,s
for Etgkt Years.
FOR CALIFORNIA, AND OREGON,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Rss.lar saili.s Days, sfh 4 aOth er.s.l ,,o,,,

CAuTIoN.-So many frauds and impo- >.
sitlons OF VARIOUS klrds have been lately H8Hf4
perpetrdted on travellers bound TO CA I-oXA2kas
agent for passage By thu C. : Mail I'm. as pss
ma. in the CITY Of New York, fcols ID Els duty 20
caution ali persons seeking passage 20 California.
lind the true oihoe Of the StcaushIos Of ~. III =
MAJ Line, wa Panama ailrosd. as no other once
In New ork rs authorized TO engage passage
which is at IN West street corneI Of W.. oTk'
fronting on the North River, ct the head Of ths
Company Wharf. H''N VI 'ne
fefs ]: w. RAYMOND. IA AGENT CENT New York.
TIE PACIFIC NAN SAHys STEAMSHIP COM
One OF the STEAMSHIP Of this Compan,. orrr,tn.
Es ohsied stfies MAJ 6or ASAPUEo. -ens,
Panama twice each month, on he arrival s<4sHxEss
of the UnIted states Mail -. Comoany,s steamsr,
which leave New Orleans and New York reSulsTiy
R Nh pInsssensers' connecting wa PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been insp.o,sd and
proved ey the Navy Department, aud gusrsnty sps.d
The Panama Rsiiroad "a miles lo-s,is now oor-
k ith oe al 10 ooeaE and IL crossed In ar a
New Work throSastss s SI RSssenseIs is clicked
6re embarked At Panama by steamer A. ths 60
panSs expense The money paid an New yo,k
covers all expenses Ofths trip. ~ -e' i"iA
. RESERVE steamers are kept in port in psn.r "a
San ranelsco 10 prevent detention IN case ~ co
pent SO that the route entirely relabI-no fiInr.
Passengers leave Panama the sam. A..
nss AZ Asp,nwall. e o"' 'het ~
Conductors 60 through b, each stean,, ,,s tel.
e chaise OF women and oh ldren without othsT mr.,
For through tickets at the lowest r,,.. s,,,, .,
me agency; In West street. New Vol ,aPp'y'
RRhYMONp,-or TO AR MSfRoNG'Hi RRisM
CO. New orieans,-Or C. l.. BARTLETT' Rose
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Medicines.
THE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN THE
H tn ssi S2SsE sHkHTso Il <: ysSSssr

WILD CHERRY.
This article 10 prepared by chemist. ana 10 pro,
nounced BY medical men, and those yho have rs Cd
Il, to be the best preparation for Coughs, Colds,
Ca.drrh, Byoachttts, Hoarseaess, Sore 1hredf
from Cold, ana preventive ofthst lion OF dis
eases. on ssmyttoH.
Persons who sing should use il. IL 10 pleasant to
the taste, soens, clears and STRENGTHENS the VOICE,
aays All irritation ofthe thu oat and lungs, and pre-
vents taking cold.
~ Bottles Is and 50 cents and 0l. Sold by oil
Druggists In Washington, Georgetown and Alexan-
drla. 90 lift
EORDON'S ASIATiC MIXTURE-A safe
NJ speedy, and certain cure for Cholera Morbus,
Bowels, and for Summer Complaint of Children.
There 10 no Medicine equal to II IL would not in
used il in his family for more than ten years, snd
supplied the a ctsd free of charge, With entire
cess IN every case. He 10 now induced BY gentle
men this cty that have tested its virtue, TO place
II In the different Drug Stores in Washington for
sale. Manufactured and for sale by
]. III. GORDON,
au 2o-Sm No. SIS Pa av., WASHINGTON, b. G.
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Il the Orange ard Alex
andria Railroad, BY !eavinsl IL - ESz<z5 IL
their names at the Office ofexISNSxGRx>e
the Alexandra and Washington Railroad, 7th ct.
aud LOUISIANA avenue, wall be called for and oCn
breakfa can be obtained. This line o. res the
U. :. Mail for the %. * A. X. X. Passengers will
hnd ~ free from the annoyance nf and horses
that Is met with on the boat Ii is the most expe-
dItIous, and, IN many INSTANCES, the most eoopornl-
oal route. Coaches connect with every tram from
Baltimore. '
N. B.-Coeohes furnished for Excursions and FIs
Mics. led N
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and packages. yum ',-'0''
All OF the above will be sold at manufacturers
the District. r
This oharacter of Dupont's Powder has been 80
well and favoraby known for a half century, that
We deem 1t unnecessary to say anything in its
praise.
IL We take pleasure st all times In showing
sampies and style of packages to sportsmen and
others.
i 5T Ofice No. IS High street, Immediately ad
joining the Canal Bridge. seS-tf
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To SAVE TIME AND MONEY,

ITO SAVE TINE AND MONEY,
F. T. NJ ID Id KS.
ceiling at cents CALICO worth So cents,
kALlCO at cents, worth 8 cents,
B,eacned all Linen al APER. only Gu cents.
SRASH, 9 cents, worth . cents,
teIn and Bay adere DEBAGES, from 9 to II cts
AID GLOVhS, 81 cents, worth G. cents,
AM In faot eyerythln At the same rates.
r. T. MADDOX,
ne s-u No. $40 Seventh street.
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NOIICE IL HEREBY GIVEN that After pub
hcatlon OF tins notice for weeks app catIon
VIII De made TO the Commissioner of Pensions for
the lssue oil duplicate of Warrant No 81 i25
tnder sct OF February llth Is47.) issued TO Oscar
VI: brown. Iate Sergeant In Cspt. Korpopay;s
6eInchnent oil hecrnlts int nded for COT John
Hsus Regiment OF Missouri Mounted Volunteers
IN the war with Mexico, the same having been Lost
sEd rdr.dt sgaInst ITS location entere ed In the n
s1ai Land Once, dat, this 10th day Of August,
90 s-Iaw6v' OSCAR NJ. BROWN.
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ITO MEDICAL STUDENTS.

large assortment of Disseoting Instruments jus
received These are indIs pensabls articles TO stu
dents OF medicine. Ours are by the best ma kers,
Ana are put up IN neat CON enient, and substantial
boxes OF varIous sizes. Those who wish to pur-
chase are respectfully invited To call and pec our
STOCK. FORD Il BRO,
corner Pa. avenue and ! 18th street.
HI Thompson's celebrated Medicines Constant
~ on hand. wholesale and retail no 8 cow
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1922 Pa AVENUE. 1922
Travellers in want of TRUNKS should not fail to
VISIT our extensive Saiesroom, OCCUPY ing GE1y0
the entire basement floor, where they wiflESkzN
hnd every description of fine and medium Qk1rD
and PACKING TRUNKS, HAT BOXES, VA
LISES, CARPET BAGS, SATCHEI,S, q O., that
may be required, at cheap and moderate prices
WALL, STEPHENS d CO,
so Pennsylvania avenue,
au 25-u between 9th and 10th streets.
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* DUPONT'S

Ok DUPONT'S Or
DE- g ~ o w ID E r. Do
w. ALBERT KING GKoRsErowN, D. G. for
years past the Sole Agent in the District of COlum-
bIa for Messrs. Dupont & Co, Of Wilmington, Del
aware, keeps constantly hand large .tock of all
the different grades of POWDER manufactured
by them, embracing, in part
blasting and Mining Powder, in Is and 50 h. kess
Cannon and Musket DO, ~. s. Govern
ment proOfD In % and 80 h. kegs
Sporting T, FF, FFF. ir 6z. l21S and Is h. kegs
Ducking Powder, in ST. I2L and % Id kegs
Do. do, IN and y IN canisteIs
Diamond Grain do IN / in canisfers
Eagle Rifle do. in 81 and IN h. kegs
F,FF. FFF, do. in5 and h. b. c cnisters
- DO. do. In " ID. TASKS and can: sters
VlrEina Rifle do, ms ID. oanisters
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OVERS OF OYSTERS CAN GETAT TBE
- present season. daily, OYSrERS%
In the shell, tax out of salt water thelHN T.
same day. Restaurants wishing to beSxA
supplied 10y the barrel will please oaIl ON SA
J. X. h. SCHWARTZ,
c Dealer In Oysters,
Corner OF 18th and E streets, back of
'~op KirkWOod HousA
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RQWLAND's MACCAssAR OLE a. eIBas
~ uA1y oeoge. n0or. leth GfTaO4, n -
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I AIDES HAIR WORK REPAIRED, or taken
~ In xohange, at GIBBS Wig, Brald, and Crr
ManufectoD. Pa. avenue bstveen 9Th and 10th SITS
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The Old Federal Party.

In the first volume uf the Constitutional History
| Of the Uni,ed States. by William Archer Cooke.
Of Powha.sn county--a work just out Of press
ocsau the following just and eloquent tribute to
the old Federal party. 1t is 20 rare to hear any
thing in favor Of that party-ths purest, in our
opinion, that ever existed in this country-that
we cannot refrain from making the extract:
"The Consultation tof the United States, meet.
ing with bold and energetic Opposition by res
pcctable party, because it created stronger gov
ernment than was deemed by this party safe and
proper, its advocates were branded Fcdcralists;
which epithct. at first used a designation Of the
party who advocated the Constitution, was uti-
mately employed to note those upon whom the vain
endeavor made to characterize as inirnical to
republican government Il falsely charged
upon them that they wished to promote their de-
sign by taking FROM the States their rigbtfu SOW
ereignty and conservative power in the Federal
Government. Tho terms became one OF party
distinction. They succeeded in procuring the rat.
ifcdtion o. The Cotatnt,on. THEY GAVE THE
GovRRSsESr ITS EARLY STAMP AND DIGNITY ~
CHARACTER. We may Mt this day look back in
proud admiration upon the early Federal party A.
the Fathers Of the Republic. They were and are
now unjustly visited with errors they never com
mitted. They have been falsely slandered be-
cause the people were unacquainted with their
character and sentiments; or listened with over
confidence to the voice Of the INSCRIPTIONS.
No greater
eulogy be presented to tho world Of the virtue
OF the members. the necessity aud practical ad-
vantage Of the measure. Of tho Federal party in
the first days of our Republic than the historic
truth that among its leaders are fund Washing
ton, Franklin. Hamilton, jay, Madison, Randolph
"A large majority of the United States Congress
for eight years. and the fact of tho success Of the
government Of which Washington was President
The historian requires other facts an enliSht-
ened age no otner argument"
Such tribute to the cid Federal party ha. never
before come from the impartial pen Of history;
and il is the moro to be admired in as much a. it
shows tina, the writer has not the fear of prejudice
aud party rancor before his eyes, but dares to ut
ter what truth dictates, whoever approves, or who
ever condemns
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The New York Tribune, referring to our exports
ior the past year, frankly admits that "more than
nan Of IT was for raw Cotton alone" This we
knew al the sims-but We scarcely expected Hor-
eosso confess It, The actual value Of the Cotton
wsexportsd last year was one hundred and thirty
one .iaiions Of dollars Thi. from land which
hogss = assa-t"med TO stignatise rs being At.
neesd viii III course Of slavsryp' II one half Of
oar total exposts consists Of cotton-an exclusive.
y SestAssa psodsesioa-what will be the prouor-
ties vhss vs odd % i The wheat, the -four. IN.
hs.Pseas risA IL ssaaoso. and other things
wsidk - south Axpsfk bssidss. cotton, W.
sesldnt b. ssrPrissd if Horace were to become .
preslsssy apostle ysk
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Wetktak u 10 hardly knewn 10 the
Intelligent Of readers how deeply the sciences
looking dow into the of creation We knew there
wonderful discoveries In these times and wonderful
made Of them did know thu Chemists Initiating
In their crucibes aud even the mot wonderful
productions OF organic life During visit Low ell
introduced by Of their ezens the lab
ora'oy Of DIR AVER. Inventor of GHEknY PICTORIAL ard
CArHARTlC PliIs) where shown with generous
frankness his and his This genius
f his Is the subtle of flowers from
tar AMI other vegetable substa HIS o Pine Ap
pie Straw berry Chrkerberry Ounce Pear Canea CHINA
&c. not only equal but they exceed in purity Of flavor
those tables themselves His oil Winter green
and OF better flavor than that he gathered m the
pan-and made by chemical composition from the y
docarbons in His process Is anayze the substance
and hnd the ultimate atoms Of hc is made then
them IN the proportions which exist in nature
Christian Advocate nov ll.lw.
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Gfsa j.. MATTHIAS & CO., -
~ MAIN ST. LYNCHBUR6, VA. Il
MILLINERY AND YAUCY STORE.

WE again call the attention Of friends the public
w to our stock Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS con.
sstng In part Of BOENETS Of all kinda AND BOYS
HATS, kIBBONs. FLOWERs. fEATHERs HEAD.
DRESSES, DRESS AND MOHAlR CAPS FANCY n tx
PINS. CLOAKs. SHAwL8, LACE GOODS HOOP
SKIRTS and elegant lot Of FUSS from to foriy i've
d.iars a sett, FRONT. SIDE AND BACK HAIR BRAiDS
KID GLOVES, HAIR BRUSHES AND COMBS SOAPS
AND PERFuMERIES, JETr ORNAMENTS, with a var,s.
~ uf ayces too mention.
. Repairing done At short notice and In good order.
We respectfully invite examination Of our
stock believe viii compare In the market for
variety style and cheapnes goods on the mos,
favorable Please call yourselves and
be convinced Of the fact.
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