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IL During our visit to Lowell we were shown
through the Laboratory of our celebrated country
man, DIR J. c. Aver. Scarcely could we have
believed what is seen there without proof beyond
disputing.
They consume a barrel Of solid Pills about
5000 doses, and barrels OF Cherry PectoraI,
40 900 doses, per diem. To what an inconceiva
BILE amount Of human suffering does this point
10000 doses day, Fifty millions of doses
per year,! What acres and thousand of acres
Of sick beds does this spread before the imagi-
nation. And what sympathies and woe! True,
not all Of this is taken by the very sick but alas
much of. It is. This Cherry Drop and this Su.
CARED PHI are to be the companion of pain and
anguish and sinking sorrow-the inheritance oul
man. Here the infant darling has been touched
too early by the blight that withers half oul
race Its little lungs are affected and only watch.
ing and waiting shall tel which way its breath
shall turn This red drop on its table is the tails
man on which its life shall hang. There the
blossom Of the world just bursting into woman.
hood isstricken also. Affections most assiduou,
care skills not, she Is still fading away. The
wan messenger comes nearer and nearer every
week. This little mediciment shall 90 there
their last, perhaps their only hope. The strong
man has planted In his vitals this same disease
This red Drop by his Side Is helping him wrestle
with the inexorable enemy; the wife of his
bosom, and the cherubs Of his heart are waiting
In sorrow and fear lest the rod on which they
lean IN this world be broken
o Doctor Spare no skill, nor cost, nor toll tc
give the perishing sick the best that human ar
can give.-GaIreston Tszas Nstcs
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DEATH FROM DRINKING VALERIAy.-Wm
H Harris, resident Of Albany, but stopping
temporarily with his brother in Sixth street in
this city, died very suddenly on Saturday
morning, under singular circumstances He
had not been in good health while n Troy, but
on Saturday said he was much better, and pro-
cured At drug store about two ounces Of tine
ture Of valerian to aid him in his nervousness.
lie took eleven tea-spoonfuls of this medicine,
the effect Of which was to excite a morbid an
petite, and caused him to eat immoderateIy at
dinner just after eating this meal he went
out, rushed to Mr.. Chamberlain Carriage
shop, where his brother is foreman, and ex-
claimed, Il am poisoned; give me an emetic i"
lie was taken home, bat expired before reach
Ing there
This exclamation that he had been poisoned.
coupled with the fact that he had been taking
what was supposed to be medicine caused m many
10 think that, by some mistake he had been
poisoned An examination Of the remaining
contents Of the bottles showed that the medi-
cine was yalerian, and a post mortem exami-
nation Of the body was made by experienced
physicians. Coroner Burton aeld an inouest
in the evening at the Detective Police Office,
empaneled the following jury: Calvin Green,
@. Myers, Z. W. Stoddsrd, W Lintern, W. III
Robertson, VIM. Truesdell. They returned
the following verdict: That VIM. r, Harris
came 70 his death from gangrenous infamma-
uon OF the stomach, produced by incorporate
habits and the jury believe his death was has
tened oy having partaken Of too hearty meal
Ine deceased was 81 years Of age, and leaves a
Tue ana TWO cnldren.-TT0y Wig.
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VIRTUES or MILx-I,j,.mo-,.

VIRTUES OF hILK.-It is 4 most De rfect diet.
Nothing like tit contains curd. which Is ne.
cssslry for the development and formation of
muscle-butter for the production of an ade-
quete supply of fat; sugar to feed the respira.
tion and thereby add warmthlto the bodv.
the pbOsphates Of lime and magnese, the
peroxide Of iron, the chlorides Of potassium
and soda, with the free soda required
70 give strength and solidity 70 the bone, to-
gether with the saline particles so essentially
necessary for other parts Of the body 1t con-
tsins tactic acid, or the acid Of milk, which
chemists inform us is the acid Of the gastric
juice, 80 requisite for the proper dissoISing of
our food in the stomach. II is, therefore, OBJ
yious that milk should be chem cally correct
IN all It's constituents, and should not be neu-
trsliIed by sdulterstion. 90 1t is" DR. Prout
proberly states, - the true types Of food .
How necessary, therefore, it is that it should
be pure, othersise this wonderful and wise
provision Of Providence would be curse rs-
than blessing.
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DISAPPOINTED LABoRKRs.-About fifty labor
ers, who recently left Philadelphia to work on
the Havana, Cuba, railroads, have returned
They were promised on leaving 81 so a day, bu,
on their arrival they found that the cost of their
passage out was to be deducted from this sum
also twenty five cents per day for boarding, and
twenty i've cents per day was to be reserved by
the company until the conclusion Of the term
(six months) for which they were engaged and
the hours for labor were from sunrise to sunset
which, in that country, Is a very long period
These conditions were repudated by most Of
the men, and nearly all have returned.
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IL The "Black swan Is giving concerts
In New York. She says that she was immense
ly Patronized In Great Britain, but that her agent
got the lions share Of the profits, having vic
amized her "to the extent Of over go, ,OOO;" a
good deal Of which she afterwards made up by
private concerts before the nobility" Mean
TINE another colored candidate for musical hon.
ors mas entered the field. Mad. Anna r. Fisher,
now singing In Nashua, N. II announces her
seif as the "colored nightingale. - and also as
.oe renowned colored soprano singer" "Com.
ing 'nro' tne kye'" Is one Of her pieces; "If q
o'oy KISS BODY, need body cry," must bring
down the house under-.pcb .,,.,--, ........; b :
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sALE.-Th.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-fhe
subscriber Offers at private sale the property
known as the on the south side Of the
Canal, the Alexandra Aqueduct, together with
the wharf, which is about 2l0 feet deep from Canal
to riveT the tow path being included IN this prop
erty.
The Bakery has a front of "a feet on the Canal
and controls 50 inches of water for driving its ma
ohInery.
This property for Bakery or Coal Yard 10 not
sur pass cd By any in the District.
Also, Wood and Coal Yard now in the occupancy
of Hurry Orme and Mr.. Barron. This property
has front Of l2o feet ths Canal and lnlH feet
the west side OF Green street, and ID easy of
oess for consumers from GeOrg or Washing
ton any yard In the District.
The above property will be offered liberal terms
Apply to THOMAS BROWN, IS5 West street,
Georgetown; or to 3. T. BROWN, Pa. sv.. next to
corner of l4th street. w ashIngton. ID. G.. au 25-r
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W The Chtcsgo Press and r. ibune UNDER
ernment contractors, have Just closed n ronfr.c,
with a Michigan mau for four million feet ot
lumber, destined for Leavenworth CITY kansas
G3-The naked body Of an infant was found an
Friday morning In q snow bank. In Albany Il,
had been born alive. No clue to Its murderer.
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IL The saprem= Court OF Massachusetts ha.
s1nrmed tue d, sion Of the Court below, that a
manager has the right to exclude colored persons
from his theatre IT,
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MUSIC ACCOMPLISHMENT.

DARLOR FURNITURE,
l. PAPER -HANeIS6s AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
The subscr bers seep on hand and make 10 order
al STYLES of CABINET and pARLORA
FURNITURE, such rs Sofss. Arm. Easy .andN
nor assortment of PAPER: :HANGINGS,"
Borders and Shades; Paper Hung IN the best
short notice. Furniture Repaired and V.rnIshed.
Sleepy Hollow Arm Chars from Sl2 to so each.
Enameled Covered Lounges as low IS.
call is pectfully solicited from persons fur
nshing their houses, can and do sell furniture
of make, low. If not lower. than the
same style of work (not city mAke,D oan be bought
&C In this city. -
JOS. T. X. PLANT q CO.,
Paper Haneers, UphOlsterers, and
Manufacturers of urniture,
oc Ism S5n street. betveen eth sVd ieth.
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THE wELL-KNOwN PARIS OPTICIAN

THE WELL KNOWN PARIS OPTICIAN
Il and OcuIst. DIT. WOLFSuN,
famous all over the United States for -s1nnnN>
sultIng AZ hrst eight with his most won HS<RSU
derful Venezuelan and Brazilian Crys- o(|
tai Rock Speotacles and Eye Glasses,
which have received the highest recommends ton
at the Worlds FAIR. and are beJ d doubt the best
improvements IN regard to str myth and assis
to the sight; Also for clearing and of the
vision he produces for the weak eye of age, short
sig tedness. or he eye tendinE 10 catar act sion
quai to the strongest natural eye ever could. He
variants those same Glasses a suit for years.
The Oculist can be consulted daily free of charge,
by his customers; and he advises visitors to this
ciy before going TO him. to satisfy themselves rst
by in9uIrng OF their friends the thou sands
OF ladies' and gentlemen here and eli ewhere who
have used bis Strengthening Speotaoles, all of whom
Will testify as to the advantages derived from his
him.
All kinds OF Optical Instruments imported direct
from the best manufactures in Europe, which will
be sold at very reasonable prices at his establish
ment. corner Penn. avenue and 9Th street, or No.
g. 9Th street, between street and PeRn. avenue,
Washington, ID. G. de 8-tf
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WALL, STEPHENS a. Co.
w No 81 Psss. Aessss.
BOYS AND YOUTHS READY-MADE
CLOTHING,
For School AID Dress Wear.
Parents and guardians wishing to furnish their
children and wards with School and Cole Outfits
for the coming season, are invited TO examine our
present arge and extensive variety of
BOYS CLOTHING,
where they ht out their children Of al sl1es, m
q few minutes, with every description of RIA pY-
MADE GARMENTS Of substantial and durable suality
WALL STEPHENS CO.,
su 25-u No. 81 Pa av.. bet. 9Th and 10th sts.
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OAR RI A @ z q

IN CA Il A o & o.
u HE Subscriber having made additions 20 hta
Factory making il now one Of the largest -
in the uIstuot, where his faclitles for
RLAGES and LIGHT WAGONS cannot be sur
passed, and from his long experience in the busi-
All kinds Of Carriages and Light Wagons kept sn
hand.
An REPAIRS neatly done. and Ill orders PROMPT
Second hand Carriages taten in exchange for new
snes. ANDREW J. JOYCE,
loft corner Of 18th and K SITS.
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CLOTHING MADE TO

VI ORDER.
NALL, STEPHI Ms, a. 20. respectfully in
vte the attention OF gentlemen TO their present
large and verv desirable assortment Of fne
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES. Velvet, Silk, and Sat-
In VfsSTlNGS, embracing all grades, coors, and
styles of fashionable materials adapted TO mems
wear, whlcn they VIII MAKE 10 oroer, IN the best
cheaper than the usual city rates
Cons stanty on hand one of the largest assortmente
of READY MADE CLOTHING for men and
boys to be found IN this city.
WALL. STEPHENS CO.,
oo9e 80 Pa aV. between eth and 10th streets.
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For Rent and Bale.

INO LET-The three-story BRICK HOUSE
No. as 5th street, between and r, Has hath
room and gas. Rent Ss25. Inquire on the premises
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hRY GOODS ,-DRY GOODSu
II AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Selling On TO reduce our very heavy stock our en-
tire assortment of rich Fancy ard Staple DRESS
GUODS, TO CLOSE them out bv Ist Of January
al Fancy toored Dress Silks and Ones
AL rloh Printed MoussclInes and ValencIas.
All vide Black and CoOred Silk Velvets,
All hne Plain and Plaid French Merinos.
All handsome Cloth Cloaks newest STILES.
A large assortment of long aud square Cloths
BIoohe and other style Shawls.
HI With general as sCrtmeut of first class Sta
pie Goods at reduced prices.
J. w. COLLEY CO.,
des wv No SIS 7th ST.. doors above Pa. sy.
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10! For THE HOLIDAYS!
IL PspIer Mache Goods,
Glit Rocks. Toy Books, Alphabet Blocks,
PAN and Fancy Stationery, Artists Material,
Paper Furniture. Dohs. Houses &c,
Colorsd Lthographs and EngTavings,
Visiting and w eddug Cards and Envelopes.
Every variety of Fanoy Stationery Goods
Just received and for sale cheap. wholesale and
retail. Cal and examine and save money.
SHEPhERD,
de4 CORNER n and ID streets
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NJ JOHN MCKINNEY,
NOTARY, COMM lSSlONEK OF DEED0.
PENSION, NEAL ESTATE AND
GENERAL AGENT.
Titles examined Deeds, a g drawn The collec-
ton Of ents, Accounts, any business lntrusted
TO hIm will meet with prompt ard careful attention,
Ofhce-No S9n Seventh street, opposite National
lntellisencer ofhoe. no s-r
TLUrHIN6 REDUCED PRICES,
~ Rare OVporfNntfy for Barsdtss.
Having opened establishment IN New York
CITY. No. lO4 Dusne street, for the exclusive pur-
pose of mans featuring our own stock IN future, We
have determined to sell of for the next slx weeks,
our present stock OF Ready Made Clothing now in
store at greatly reduced prices, for cash only, 20
make room for entire new stock.
WetheTefOrS shall offer IBdu ments TO cash pur-
ohasers witnessed in this city. Our object 10
To sell and to ask early call, that purchasers
may have the benefit of making their from
one of the largest and most fashionable stocks OF
eahy Made Clothing to ne found this side of New
York. WALL, STEPHENS a. CO.,
81 Pennsylvanla avenue,
8-n between 9Th aud 10th streets.
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Musical instruction.
ARR LkssONs-EXTRAORDINARY y

AARP LkSSONs-EXTRAORD
Parties purchasing q HARP at manufacturer
HIcGs. ~ tne NV MUSICAL REPOSITORY. Prof.
DeCGnlel holds forth the nduoement OF givine half
atet Instruction tctthotE charge. for the purpose
ol maklhs u prominent INSTRUMENT IN tins city.
tNlshING LESSONS given accordl ing 70 the method
OF the Italian School on the PIsnoforfe &o 40
HI kead other Advertisements IN tina paper.
no N-tI Conner nth st. and Pa. avenue.
MUSICAL EXCITEMENT IN TIE CITY.
Those who want to purchase q superior Piano
would do well to select one Of STEINwAY A Sons,
vhicn Is decidedly the first now IN market-
considered BY competent such as Gottschak.
NJ Mason, Woilenhaupt and many Others, to he fks
best instrument, the GHesf and tthOugh lakt
not leastl the most dsTd5is PiaHos IN the world.
Having list of near ONE THOUSAND names ss refer
less than anywhere else IA the oily. Cal at the
nLw MUSICAL REPosiToRT, corner llth street and
Penna. aveLue.
DO Z-tf PROF. DkCGNIEL, Sole Agent.
II THE HARP.
n HE QUEEN Or ALI INSTRUMENTS.
fartles wishing to learn the HARP. but not having
one, VIII be allowed the privilege Of the Of one
ior daiiy pIactlse tcttheHf charge, at the NEw
MUSICAL KEPosIIORY by making immediate
rangements with PRoT. Z. T.. DEC9SIEL for q
horoEgh and proper course Of ipStTHoftoa, tnclud-
lrg Bochsa's celebrated NKw HARP tFFKcrs AND
PAssAoBs. Terms $50 per quarter; psy no more.
Elegant TONED HARPs from 8 25o TO $500, war.
Tantcd.
HAIR STRINGS for sS7S Everything in the music
lie
PIANcs, HARrs, GUITARS. &c., &c.. for sale and
TO rent
Musical Repository corner Ilth ST. and Pa. sv.
2n-ff
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n w NJ. J. Moe r vi ICK,
COMMISSIONER OF THE COURT OF
CLAIMS, AND CONVEfANCER.
on and eSidsRce, No. 4S LIST street east, GTseas
Rotr, Capitol Hill.
Deeds, Wills. Contracts, and all other legal writ
lngs. carefully and promptly prepared. no l2-2m
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VERY PLEASANT FURNISHED CHAM
v BERS, Tone a large front I"om,I with Board, or
No. $50 street. between 9Th and 10th streets Oppo-
site st. Patnck's Church-one of the most elevated
and convenient locations in the city.
Table BOarders also be accommodated.
no 2f-eOtf MRS. B, O. WEST
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nor RENT-The front PARLOR and BED
L ROOM attached. over Kldwel Laurences
Drug Store. The most desirable rooms on Penn.
avenue, account of their nearress to Willards'
Hotel and the Departments. Also, two Bedrooms
10 thIrd story. AL furnished. Apply to kIDWELL
& LAURENCE, r., near corner l4th street.
Q-eO
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CHARLES N. KUGLER,- -
~ No. 5le Pa-acsaHe, bstsesea ID oad ID sts.,
VIII furnish and send &c ECRAh in any part OF
the city at 80 per ssilon ~ cents anArt. Fairs.
Festivals, Balls and Parties OF all kinds furnished on
the most reasonable Jterms. -
90 SIN - e. N. kueLKR.
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Wood and Coal.

ETRUSCAN JEwELRY.-Justre receyyea
~ Lavas, Canoes, Corals, sad Mosaios iu rich
Etrusc1n Settings, together with large Involcs OF
FANCY SiverwaTe, suitable for wedding presents.
II. SEMKtN,
nos so Pa ave.. het 9th and 10th sits.
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HNOR RENT.-rhe DWELLINS HOUSE. No.
tSs street, on tne square Immediately east of
the front OF The City Hall next door to the residences
of NJ. Carlisle, the proprietor } to whom appica
ton may he maze; The house will be rented only
rent will be 500 per annum at such periods
as may be agreed on. Sc 23-tf
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t'OR KENT-A comfortably furnished HOUSE,
l. onF street, between nth and 18Th sts For
se5ps S,rTs aPP,y on the premises to Mira. WILLIAM
SfBlDEN. Oc q If
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EOR RENT-The FRAME HOUSE on 6 st.
and Lot fronts Is feet 9Th street, running back
lno feet to % foot alley. Terms, lao per annum
payable monthly. Enquire of VANS d.
THOMPSON,s26 Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th
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TNO LET-ROOMS, furnished } with Board, In
Il aprlvate family. on l. street. No. 5l4, between
9Th and 10Th streets north, for gentleman and LADY,
two siLgle gentlemen. 90 pa
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. 90 ~ g ~ q . .Ef'I77lt III =
,'6sta r7al U7u1lfG-r1 "a .ysbl-tssy 11Tni. .Esi ?
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The Triumph Of Mechanism.
A M z RlCAN WATCH ES.

IgNIESE WATCHES ARE PRODUCED BY THE
n same system that has made American FIREARMS
the best i'm the world 1t substitutes the rapidity and
precision of machinery for the slow and unreliable
results Of handict. The factory consists Of series
OF machines devised expressly for this establishments
each CT which WORKS true to eXactneSs, turning out
each part so as To be an accurate fit in any of
thousand watches Absolute precision of time nearly
their simp cty and eXactness OF structure. The
OF their repair u obvious the makers have always
on hand for sale, the different parts Of the watch per-
fectIv finished. 10 repair damages.
Besides the watch heretofore offered 70 the trade,
are now making second quality, inferior to the first
only in la wing less finish in nmateral parts and
hghtercase TINS we offer at a price so moderate rs
to lie within the means of every class, and we re-
to imported watches of equal price.
The trateare cautioned against English and Swiss
limitations with which the country is Hooded Each of
our best Watches is engraved on the plate, APPLEroN,
with certificate OF genuneness and perpetual war
ranty, over our own signature.
We reht with new ENAMEL DIALs, of beautiful quail
ity, watches cf all kinds, the dals to which may
Orders may he addressed to us direct or to any of
the under mentioned firms, who are agents for the
sale of our Watches.
Messrs. COOPER Il FELLOWS, No. II Maiden
FELLOWS & co, No. Il Maiden Lane, Ny.
PLATT X BROTHER, No. 20 Maiden Lane, \. L.
HILDEBURN y BROTHER, Philadelphia.
PALMER & BACiiELpERS. Boston.
BIGEL0W BROS. " KENNARD, Boston.
DUHME & CO., Cincinnati.
and Mcssrs. ROBBINS & APPLETON. No. Is Maid
en- Lane, y. Y, our general agents.
febl7-amdSw Waltham, Mass.
GRANDERRIES, CRANBERRIES =
~ bbl Choice Cranherries, first arrival of the sea-
on, for sale by y. II. COOK & SON.
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In ordering Tickets or Certificates. enclose
the money TO address for the Tick orter,u, on
receipt Of which they will he forwarded first mail
Purchasers can have tickets ending in any figure they
may designate.
The list of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
u Purchasers will please write their signatures
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ss- Remember that every Prize is drawn and paya
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after the drawng-oher prizes at the usual time Of
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All communications strictly confidential.
/ Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
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~ Persons residing near Montgomery, Alabama.
or Atlanta, Georgia, can have their orders filled, and
save time, by addressing s. Swan Co., at either of
those cities.
80 list OF the numbers that are drawn from the
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