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IL Jesse d. Reid, reporter for the Baltimore
sun, wa, garrotsd and robbed Of all his mova-
bles. Including peculiarly prized pair Of gold
says:
Reporters for the public press are sometimes
AT a loss for items 10 I'LL the local columns and
feel rejoiced at an occurrence which NAV air ,rd
them paragraph In this case, however, it NAV
have come too near home ~
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Pianos, DO.

THE MUSIC DEPOT OF w. 6. METZE-
- foIT, corner of Eleventh street ard -e~--e~z
rennsylVa avenue. is the largest
only complete Musical Establls lshment I'M
the District of Columbia
bacon, Raven Il Co 8 and RosenkranZes osle-
Dfeted f!hNOS are always on hand In great varie
aso, Prlnoe's superior MEIODEONS.
loRether WI an immense stock of Musical In
stTuments and sheet Music of ever, description.
flhnofurte tuning executed by MIR. X ebIne.
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NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
AM u GO sss3z

ks2 81 II SsE 81 - ssss;sgis: ssgs
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The recent e1 tension and Improvement of Its lead
lnE connecting lnes az the est required an en-
by which highly, important sdvantages to ths trsv-
'ffHSf fHRGE 6a$ 81 hDf s T%hSs MSSSpAY s
'%SESiSa
undas,! stops st way stations and arrives at Cum
"ts.sSa seoondHThs D. f MAIL TRAIN start. ,s,na,,
cepted) al 80 A. NJ. snd arrives IS heeiIns st u
A. NJ connecting at Benwood with Central OHIO
With train. for teSesnd. TSsao sf bstIct al ssms &c,
GLeyeiSnd Road, ond also Al Psrkersburs with Ma
THIS TFhIEdrLhs FIl e. ST LOUIS and CINCINNATI
aeo:iny At Benvood At 9 A. NJ. with express train,
from BelaiIe to Cincinnati, Ctrithouf chnsge OF
snd * Sou1s u SS
TOT. II also connects directly, IN both dIrectIons,
so nPS 1s5.
connect at henIa for Indianapolis, Chicago and st;
MississIppl Express for Louisville Cairo and St.
LOUIS through to ST. Louis In less than q hours from
ind BY this tan am The tn to q. the oentra
the shortest of other routes. From the West tses.
riying at Baltimore at $50 A. NJ.
III Baggage checked through to all points.
Camden Station and At washington, b. G. o.
Passengers from Baltimore or Washington may
ing trains, and lying over at Cumberland or Oaf-
land, and resumlng next morning by WheelIng Ac-
sS%noS:,9n ,Tan leaving Cumberland at and
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
Wheeling Accommodation at ali Stations beyond
Cumberland gong West, Eas,Tardly.. the Mail
dstion / leaves Cumberland at 2. Reaching Baltimore
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Hep ameron Of Margaret OF Navarro. vol. 81.
PettIgTew's Col ection Of Epuaphs, vol. 81 2S
HumbOldt's Travels, 3vOls. SIS IS.
PolyslOtt of Foreign Proverbs. | vol. s as.
Classic Tales, vol. 81.
Homer's llIad. literal translatiOn, vol. Is cts.
Thuoy dides. literal translation, 2 vols. 81 So
CIccIo's Offices. literal Translation, vol. IS cts
SOphOcles literal translation, vol. IS cts.
Hand Book of Proverbs. vol. 81 25.
dictionary of Classical Quotations, vol 81 .95
Demosthenes on the Crown. literal translation, l
vol. IS cts.
Francis q (uarles's Enohirdan ! vol. 90 cts
John Aubrey's MiscellanIes, | vol 81,
Selden's Table Talk. ] vol Sl.25
Lord Mahon's Rise Of the lndlan Empire ! vel
Sl25.
10 FRANCK
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FOR NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH. Va

The steamer LOUISIANA leaves the URion
Dock, foot of Concord street. Balti: IT,,
more, every Tuesday. Thursday; and EsszE
saturday, and the steamer NORTH0c9Sxxz7sssa
CAROLINA every Monday, w Wednesday,. and FIJI
{ fe5-d President Baltimore Steamboat Co.
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NUNNS l. CLARKE'S
HALLETT, pAyfs l. Co.'sTsTU
CELEB RATED PIANO FORTES,
Constantly receiving and for sale only by
JOHN r. ELLIS,
SIS Pa. av., between 9th and 10Th SITS
furchnseTs Will Ind II TO their interest TO examine
Pianos. WIZ 'e
Stools, Covers, Melodecns, &c., &c., also on
Hduu. I6-tr
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These SHIPS having been built by contract expressly
Tor Government service, evory has been tax en-
In their constTCotICn also their engines, TO in
sure strenS th and speed and their accommodations
for passengers are unesualed for elegance and com
fort.
tight Compartments and pense has been spar ed
TO make them all as good new, the thorough exam
inatIOn gwen them proves their mode of constr
tiOn yet uueQualled.
Prizes of passage e from New York 20 Liverpool, in
hrs, oahin 8 lSD; Ia sacOnd do, e75; From Liver
pool tC New YORK, 81 end % ErInsss An expen-
7srIenoed Su attached to each slip. No beIths
can be seoursl until paid for.
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Special Notices.

DYsPFPsA AND FITs.-Dr. Trscy Delorme. great
curer of Consumption, was for several years So
badly afflicted by dyspepsia that for part of the
time he was confined to his bed. He was eventually
cured by a prescription furnished him by a young
clairvoysnt girl. This prescription, given by a mere
child while in state of trance. has cured every body
who has taken 1t, never having failed once. It Is
equally as cases of FITS a. Of dyspepsia. The
INGREDIENTS may be found In any drug store. / will
send this valuable ptou to any person the
receipt of one postage stamp to Pay postage.
Address DIR. TRACY DRLoRMK New York Post
Office. ian R- PM
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DENTISTRY.
~ DR.. STEPHEN BAILY,
OYTICE No. 1913 PENNSYLVANIA AvnNUI, UyQ$13
Tkrts doors from l<tk Street. 6S

Isfft docrS JfofN 1879 oFsst
DIR. .BAILY bess leave TO inform the public that hs
be ar al hours, at his ooe located as above,
He feels assured thst an perence of fifteen years'
practice, with the large number OF PATIENTS and great
scientific or otherwise relating to the Teeth. His
eminent IN the pfofe.slon and espscsiy Drs Harris
and J. and E. Psrmy, has led him, long since 70 dis
al shrq Enamss nas a and CSC
ments for the construction of Continuous Gum
is the only rehabe substance that can be worn in the
mouth, as was most oonolusvely shown by the last
Although he fatters himself from HE long RESI-
dence sid practice IN WsshinstoH, he is fayorsbly
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS:
From the late Rector OF the Church OF Epiphany .
DR.. srkrHxN BAILy: Dear SRI desire 70 express
my esteem for you personal and my oOnhSenOs y
for me been highly satisfactory. hope that You
may receive the patronage from my friends and the
Washington. Aur. .. Is5. w. W.fRENca.
From ono Of the Oldest firms IN Baltimore, Messrs.
Bosfs, eS,%ss S,sns.r n.;; sS sur,.0, Den
tist. of WASHINGTON city, TO execute for me an Im-
portan, and difficult piece Of work, which he did 70
one ea af tRs most astins member. Of the b.n
College of Baltimore, failed, amer repeated trials,
ss to express my entire and
high estimation of his professonA skill
Baltimore, Jan. II, 1857. HhRMANN bO6VS.
Gxtrnot from pote ed from the late hoos 81
M. Clayton.
Yhe teeth you made for me work admiralty; nosA-
fxs could be better. VERY GRATEFULLY,
Ho ,ho.e that seek relief from the mAlA6les OF the
tseth / car cheerfully recommend DR.. 3. Baiy a. Q
su.arior Dentist; he made q set of porcelain teeth
Sor one Of NV family, and plugged several teeth for
nv sef and the work al stood we'll for more than
tan years ROBERT T. NIXON,
Of the Va. Conf. of the NJ. Z. Church South.
AInl 1s. 1855.
We, the undersigned. having bad oooasion 20 syAa
ourselves of the professional skill of Dr. 3. Bsllys
Surgeon DENTIST OF this CITY, having been coGrit
ant Of hIs operations families or friends take
pressure IN expressing our admiration OF his artistic
ski, well as OF the uniformly satisfactory menne4
IN which he performs the most delicate and dlmout
operations In Dental Surgery and peotfoNy re-
commend hIm Ia the confidence and PATRONAGE OF tne
public. Of which we consider HIM emIpepty voItnSs
THOMAS u. WALTER, Architect Z. :. ChRit33l'
THOMAS MILLER. VI. ID. of WAshlnEton, Wv
B.S BoHRKR, NJ. ID. Of Georgetown, u; u
N. =. LINCOLN, VI. d., of Washing tGn. ID Ss
jos. n. BRADLEY, of Washington, u. =.
GEORGE WALTON, EI- -Governor oI lonoes,
WALTER LRNOx, EI- Mayor OF Mashhsson<
HrNRy RIIpwIN u. z. Patent Ohhoe,
DC WsHT, Principal RIttenhouse Acsoenys
fsbSo II
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TravsISrS' Directory.
BRANCH RAILROAD.

Travellers directory.
WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
~ 81
Trains run as follows:
Leave Washington Al 6 8. m
DO. do. ats m.
Do. do, alta IN m
Do, do AT 5I5 n m
Inc iralns at and q. m and 42O p. m. connect
DIRECTLY at Baltimore for the Esst and at Relay for
the West. Those at a. m srd IS D. m for Ansp-
oils, and at IN. for Frederick and Norfolk. The
D a. M and 40 ?. IN. trains are Express, and stop
only at Annapolis and WeshIngton functions. The
Philadelphia.
On Sunday only one trsn-at 40 p. IN.
IAN 20d TIL. II. PARSONS, Aren't.
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IL A Free state paper is To be started in Kan
iss City, 40. '''
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NEW STOCK OF PIANoS.-We have. during
Y the last week, received hve more new ano oeao
tr,l pianos 10 which we invite the attention of
,hos. Interested. Our stock s always, by far, the
largest most varied, and rellsble m this CITY,
6sS as Pa. ave., bet. eth and 10Th sfs.
THOUGHTS FOR THE HOLY WEEK. for
Il Young persons by Miss esven. suthor OF Amy
Rarcisy's City Of the Great King, VOL. sve, col
ored plates; $3.50.
mp FhANCh
II for sale st tAe
CITY MALT HOUSE, corner OF West Plis Az
A LARGE COLLECTION OF NEM n&eIo s.sIs
NJ; g g Pa sv'nu'' S'a1 i'sh gSEk y. pLLa.
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NRANGEAND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAl

& - 3
GREAT UTHBRN MAIL LINE
Twice Daily, (SundaJ HlEhta eAcepted,) between
WASH NOTION CITY end the SOUTH, via
ALEXANDRIA. .GORDoNSFiLLE AND RICH
Leaves Washington 81 O'CLOCK q. m.
NashInG ton at O'Clock IL.
For LINcHRURG aIri the SOUT9w ESr.
Leave w SshDgtOn st O'Clock q. 'nl.. arrive in
Lf NCH Il RD mex morning O, =. m, connec ctIug
With the trains on he SirgInla and Tenne ssee Raj
kosd for MEMPHIS. Mail Stages from Char
ottesvl.le - l.JEck1urg q distance of 81 miller.
Fare from WsshIDst ton 10 Lynchburg, S7.75.
The steamer GEORGE PAGE. foot of Seventh
street, bens owned Ly TIE Railroad Company, runs
In connection with the trains.
Tickets for Lynohburg procured on the Boat.
Omnbnses ard Baggage w agons vail bs at the
Depot of the Washington Railroad to convey pas
se1gers and baggage ~ the Steamboat, for Alexau-
dra, distance ofs!x miles, allowing ample time
for meel:.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent.
Alexandra. July, 1851, ~ e-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-For Perfumed Breath, White
Teeth. and Beautiful Complexion, use Balm of
1000 Flowers" For dressing Ladies' hair use
"Wo oodand Cream" new pomade 1t causes sen-
tlemen's hair to curl beautifully. Price 80 cents
each. W.P. FETRIpeE Co..,
PrOpristors, New York.
Wholesale end Retail Agents for Washlnston
TAYLOR MAuRI, Booksellers, between eth and
10th ST.. Pa. avenue. ul7
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Dentistry, DO.
THE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH.

THE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH
NJ. LOOMS, NJ. D., the inventor aad pstentee Of
"Locmis' Mineral Plate Tsetk," having
successfully introduced his Improvement InUSS51QY
various cities, has now permanently estab- ~~
iiShed himself an Nas6lGgtoG.
This improvement for Sets OF Teeth consists chief
ly Ia msklng set of but pIeos OF ma erla, and
their construction and they therelo free from
r9lVs nc action ard metaiic taste. There no
FONTS to heaoIne flied with moisture PARTICLES Of
FOOD. hence they are pxrs and oteor. They are
lighter, stronger, less cUIRey, lar more durable, and
One Thousand Dollars to any one who will produ oe
similar work of art TO eaCa mine IN purity, beauty
durability artistic ex ceence any other requisite
quality.
All work responsIb!y warranted.
2TS Pp s-. ha.vers, IIfh sDd izts SITS. a,laly
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nR. K. FINLEY HUNT,
- DENyfST@
No. $40 Pennsylvania avenue. M
Will perform al operations belong ING TO his >--
profess ION at his old established offce, as above.
n
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AM IN POSSESSION OF some valuable certificate
IN favor ofthe Consumption Destroyer; also of its
efficacy in relieving bronchial dsease attended with
severe congh. The SJrup is pleasant and safe. and
Is composed of roots and herbs procured from the
Blue Ridge: II is no common article. They are
nicely envelOped in my circulars, where my place of
residence is seen.
The extract Of n flower called the pha Ointment
for the Piles. can, with the Syrup, he found at Mr.
e. StOtts; the Syrup is at several other places on
pennsylvania avenue. as well as GEORGETOWN at
Mr.. Newman's on Bridge street. In Alexandra at
Ledbetter's. In Baltimore. at Hanoe's, 1Gs Bslti-
more street. d;-tf
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nSGOODs Indian Cholasoeue, Guysoti'i Yellow Dock
~ and satsapadla, Nisisrs Ralism Of wild Cherry
Davis Pain Killer, Gaeuh Oxygsnuted nitten.
Apii0 PELAN, Opposite the Court liovts
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THE REGULAR OOURs Z

intended to every spooiea Of business romtA,
smallest Retail 20 the heaviest aud mn,t intricate a
Wholesale and Cummission, MS Wellas hankng, RarnaA
ing, demauied atpraaenthy aud constant,
incrsasing Commerce.
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Hon IT d. ILlHK,
FACULTY.

n. y. BayAvr. n. %. srR,rrov, }. c. Bnv,vr, J. y.
CALuvs J, r. C.LHss, r. A. iiAyEl Instructor in the
Science Of Acconns and Lecturers nutnsss Customs.
r. H. SrEycun SOvs, lnilfuctnfi in Husncss and Of
namonta ponnanihip and Lecturers Commercial Cor.
fespoudcnco.
hon. iioa,cr NAM, Hon Gao. w CLINTON, Hon Eli
itu BURurrr fpecial LECTURER,
Hon. LSrAuRwEAriiEH, IouACH ID CLARK, ESQ,
Hon. IrWf q. nUuor fe.fufrfson Commercial Law.
Roy. FRFnrucK r Haowy, PIES. Asa M.HAy, Leetu.
rors on political Economy.
Roy J,srs ELIrn, Rev. Dr. AIEas Lecturers on Com.
mer1id Eiics
T.PHAvvv,J J. H. MRRRIAu, Lecturers on nnnking, ~.
nance etc.
tt e. M,pguAtt a. o. LucE. leo .utors on the General
pHnriprta "a Details OF Rnroadinn.
J. y. NERHtAN, ENrRaoN T.. WuirH, Lecturers on Com
me al Computations.
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CHOICE OF GIFTS
- Tsreaousv'r parsh,'IOshi, Oool,

oAfAr AhttiCAN GIT BOOK HOUSE.
No, san BROADWAY, HEw yoRK,
where NE sins consisting 0f JRwEtRY, 6e AND vARvna
~ rAtuR ranN i crUs TO TWO uuNDf 10 noiLkRs, are
alWaY 81 ESlliniroN, AarlE SHOW oAsEs, unr New
Desenpnff NRogao confirming nrfe variety OF hook
~ every AgPVpentof enceond tAiefapre lnl " which
80 toif ~ r'snar publ hef proes) and explaining Qua
hEw Asn noHluiStL sisrs OF ALLOWING every pnr s
oNs cHoice o. aifr ald seiiuF forth nnepaed Induce
ms1sie Aasafsl VIII he sent, oiipaid, ay individual
applinaiion. Adir.ss,
boemis A.RAENEY' Agent, Ne. 9os, Broadway
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nOWARD AssOOIATION,
bH1LApELPiitA.
A benevolent Institution established by special endowmbh
Tot the Relief Of the Sick and Distressed, afflicted
with Viruleut and Epidemic Diseases

Tot The Relief Of the Sick and Distressed, afflicted
with Virulent and Epidemic Diseases
IN times o. Epdemics, h s the object Of this Institution
70 establish Hospitals, TO provide Nprses, Phyiciuns
Clothing, Food, Medicines, &c oi the sick and dotiuts
take charge Of tho orphans Of deaeased parents and ID
minister every possible wsy the relief Of The afflicted
the health Of the public al large. Il Is thu duty Of The
Directors At such meA to vtperonaly The infected dis
Ects, and TO provide a@d execute oftoef Numet
physicians, acting members Of the Association usu
ally enrol heruames Us books, subject be eaedupoh
70 attend its hosp tals. free OF charge
In the absence Of Epdomict the Directors have author
zedu Consulting Surgeon give advice and medical aid
to persons suffering under CHRONIC DISEASES OF yiEuien
character atsng from abuse Of The physicist powef, a
treatment the effects Of drugs, Sc, &c.
Various reports and tracts the nature and treatment Of
Chronic Diseases by the Cougutng surgeon, have beeh
published for gfaiuiio distnbuton and Willie sent TREs
o. CHARad 10 the afflicted. q
Address, fcr Reports treatment DR GEoReE r. CALt
HouN Contuiting surgeon Howard Aisociaiion,, No 2
South Ninth Street. Philudepha. Pa. ny order Of the Dis
Tectorat EzRA ID. HEARTwELL, Pretidouti
GEo. FAiRCmrLD, Secretary. sebi1-if
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] 0ooK KEEPING DEPARTMENT

enhmcesthree distinct grades vH InluatoTy, Regular
aud Extended Courses, md aughton Fosomh Now Meth
od, Recommended by over twenty of the most reliable
Practical Accountants OF Cleveland.
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TINE EXTENDED OOURS r

emhraeesangby pctoal 'etsfrom tho various business
frns aud designed iar such ttudel may wish 10
speud longer than the time required by tho Regular
some spcoialHouse.
nytaknr ia aihuontho ENten6vd Course the student
wtllhenithhl'y and pr'dtahly employed 81 months
ANShiP, "fuoutal and priamental,n % in allits
varieties, WILDE pnght n the most hornnFh and onnient
mhnnef hN ono ~ tho best teachers Ia the West Besides
u entnal meAod OF tcaoiug Business Whiting the CHR.
yihnognphic system will also b. taught Thlssytem "a
popular 'ad wcommended BY yout hest educational mem h
nnwtanghinihe Pphlc sclools Of Cleveland Cnlunhus a
Toedo Many 'ohools open for lto,rer on
cari9naos,ae,.h,y. y. sooe rs they can be quahasd
DAILY LECTURES IN Practical and rheoFeucs
hooS.keoning herautNe lqw1, commercial Ethies Pc
l'ica Economy, AH of cNmnutaon Conmorr ai,n.
laii0ns Mercantile Customs naukine, Exrhange ts,,
merse RaiFoNhug romueciat History Husinsss Cones
nnndence, frRmsnyhip,oto
The New Suii Of Rooms of this College occuplr,the
0ncs lneaon thocitv sitnaeH asthey on Tho corner
otthe ruhdesaoare snd sppeHet street aouug lai,
view Of most nar olthe city aud The Lake. The uon,
arcneatv md tastruly urnishcd, suuasug in beauty
andeelvsaepoe,peihaps, ofanysipiaT.nlutaonin IN
the trion.
The LAnIEsiCOUnaE isthe same al that Of the Gen
tomen aaorins equalaoiltss 90 aladiet who may wst
90 avsi themselves Of ihe CommercialConrse
The fdnupa haying extensive business
isenahede sreure good sltuaionsioT many oths gfad
uHteg
l Maohssh.~Iy
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X. THE GREATEST
IS. MEDICAL
~ DISCOVERY
y OF THE AGE
from the worst Scrofula down to q
Common Pimple.


Common Pimple.
Hehafiadi IL In over eleven hundred cases. and never
failed sSceptin tw, eases, (boh thundstnmof) has
now IN bis possession over hundred certificates Of It's
value, all withn twenty miles Of Boston
Two bottles warranted nuTsiug mouth.
One to three bottles will cufe the worstkind Of Pimpes
on hs face.
Two bouesate waffsnedt to cure the
Three i've boiilesaro wauauiedo curetho worstkind
One two bottles are warranted to cue ahumori tho
Eyes.
Two botliesaTe warranted to durs running fthe Eats
| and bloohes among the hair.
Pour ,iSboltes are warranted to corrupt aadfun.
ming ulcers.
| one bottle willcurs icaly eruption Of the skin,
Two three bottles are warranted to cure the most des
Three to four bottles are warrsus to cure salt Rheum,
Five toeieht botiles willoure the worst Of scrofus
benefit always experienced from the first bottle and
aperectoue warranted whenthc above quantity taken
ROXBURY, Mass
the unanimous voice Of a who have evef used H. that
aud The NOS careful Dfuggt IN The country
anlmoui In It's praise.
ings'eotnsths Medical discovery to yout notice, do
with O kno"odge Of itscnrNtve power IN relieving
s aud curing Of those diseases which you
iorunsy liable That mosteHcracatng disease 70
| afsctiOnate mother
NURSING SORE MOUTH,
Il cured as f BY miraeei your temper restored
M nauia swestnes' and your babe 1m short aud iretfn
niHnuNs
e becomes fountain ofblesssng to your husband and
household.
ntho more advanced s,age,of
CANKER
/ Il extends 10 ihe stomach, causing
DYSPEPSIA,
which isnothing butoankor the s,omachi then the
intestiues aud
KIDNEYS,
creating sinking feeling and Indifference
/ the cares of your family
| Your stomachis
RAW AND INFLAMED,
yourfood disfs'es yoa, and you can ouy take certain
kinds and even Of that your does not get hnf the
Greats up; then your compilation loses is bloom aud be-
comes salow grsenish and your best day gone For
want OF nnufshn'nt yonf system become loose and nhby
end the 6bres Of your body become relaxed Then fellow
tain ofd,easos which the Medical Discovery is pccu
! afly adapted TO
CURE;
paphiot or The heeH pain IN the .ide weakness Or the
spine and small Of the back paiu Of the hip joint when you
! cfueiatug OF diseusesi the
! HowmHny thousands fpoor are suffering from
this di3ease and ptntng away misssale life, and their
rss on your mind that good old provcrb can ounce Of
| prevention Is better then pound Of cure 4" In the
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
have both the preventative and the cur with this
aud good quality, thatit wnever
Nooha6ge Of dletevefneces's.yeat the best yoh can
| gel aud enough oft.
DiREorfoNSoR usz-Adulis one table spoonflper dav-
five eight yeas spoonful Al no directions ca be
applicable to q constitutions, take suicieht operate
i The bowels twice day.
| DONALD KENNEDY.
Price 81 90 per bottle. Forsae by l. L. 81 John & Co;
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