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HOUSTON'S
IL UNITED STATES HOTEL,
- CAFE MAY.
SAMUEL T. HOUSTON.
late of 4,
Barnums City Hotel, vGMQ
respectfully
announces
to the public
above House
is now open
reception
je 23-lm of guests

ELUME AND FRANCONIA HOTEL COM
PANY, WHITE MOUNTAINS.
The management of the 'FLUME" aud "PRO-
FILE" HOUSES announces to Tourists
nna shs sumner f me- I1syei that they will be y
l5 OF JUNE. These Hotels have recently been
thoroughly renovated and newly furnished, are To-
Gated ~ the midst OF the most attractive Scenery
OF the MOUNTAINS, being in the Immediate vicinity
Of the old MAN OF THE MOUNTAIN" the
Flume, Lakes, Cascades, &c. &c.
Route from New York via Norwich and worces-
tsT rlinsf + n 2, II TIE spsndid steamers COMMON
p: m, from Pier Is, ". Y, foot COURTLAND st.,
st the landing OF Southern Trains. For further in,
formation see small bills ofthe route at the primal
pal Hotels and Depots, OF address
l.. s. MARTIN, Agent,
Je6-2m PIer is, North River. Now York.
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ERENCH FLOWERS at cost at STEVENS :,
l. $50, between 9Th and 10th sts. jeIs
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d TOW W!-TOw!-TOW! :
y RlME WESTERN TOW, Nos. and q for
Uphol sterers' and Carriage Makers use, Just re-
oelved, and for sale low, FOR CASH.
JOS. T. X. PLANT CO.
PRACTICAL UPHoLsTERERs, $50 ID st.
10 A-lm between 9Th and 10th SITS,
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Number and description of
Lots.
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ID, DENTAL NOTICE.
,Ok. HILLS has removed his office to the room,
long occupied by DIR. Malster, 1875 Penn'In -
avenue; between 9th and 10th sts y whrreS
ne Will be pleased to see ali who may desire SSQ1o
Ma services. For professional ability | am IipdI,
permitted to refer TO DR.. Master '
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DENTISTRY, 40.

H. DENTAL NOTICE
IN. NJ LOOMS Will be absent from the cit,
during the summer months, as usual but -.
Will return IN the fall to resume practice k
tIce. '' ii' :: a, =.
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Add front foot tax on same
property for paving footway,
81 cents per front foot; as
scssed TO same.
Part of Lot No. I5I. Beatty
and Hawkins addition four
teen and three-twelfths feet
front on tie south side of
Third street, next east of
alloy. and one hundred and
fifty feet deep; frame house:
assessed TO Albert Palmer. .
North parts of Lots Nos. 246
aud 247, Bcatty's addition,
thirty feet front on the west
side of Washington street.
and one hundred and twenty
feet deep; assessed to Ma
ulda Mcdaniel.
THOS. JEWE
Je l-wl2w Arrears of Ia,
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Il ct STEVENS, $50, BET. 9Th and 10th sts. je Is
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR RENTING STORE in the Star Buildings
next adjoining the Star Office, long occupied as
segar and tobacco store. There is no more desir-
able stand IN Washington city for any retail busl-
ness. Apply to w. ID. WALLACH, at the star
ie 8D-f
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Situated
"A In Alexandria county, about ~ miles from
Georsetown, at the intersection of the Georgetown
and Little Falls roads, consisting Of log acres. In
luIre on the premises, or of II. RICHARDS, corner
18th and streets. Washington, %. C. ia loft
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17
BrKroS, the actor, is liz Albany performing q

BrkroS, the actor, is in Albany performing
professional engagement One night last-weels
while he was playing, some person entered his
dressing.room and distracted three Eve dollar
bills from. rollof fifty dollars,-Mr Burton's
gels is always an excellent one-which he had
placed in his pocket. Mr. Burton did not dis,
cover his loss until.he reached his hotel. The
next morning, at rehearsal, the young man of
the theatre, who takes charge of the properties
land, as the event proves, sometimes of pro-
perty that does not belong to him-nade his
appearance at the theatre in a bran new suit of
clothes. ar. Rurton's keen wit Immediately
suggested to him that the suit might be a Grim.
inal one and he called Finn (the property"
MANI to him aud questioned him carelessly and
jokingly about his new rig. Mr. Burton COM
municated his loss and suspicious to the police
and the result proved the correctness of tho
comedians suspicious. Finn, in his new attire,
was marched down to the station house, and
finished the night in celia pretty bad "sell"
for him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17

TAG Edinburgh (scOtandJ Court of Session
was at last accounts about to investigate one of
the most stupendous cases of swindling to be
found in the history of trade. The Carron Iron
Company was formed in 1878, and it would up.
pear that from that period down to the present
time, the active management of the concern has
been monopolized by two closely related fami-
lies named Stanton and Dawson. The Stain
tons aud Dawsons, it is alleged, have plundered
the Company to an extent which really seems
almost incredible. The balance sheets were
systematically falsified, and the shareholders
were kept in utter ignorance as to the real state
of the property. a faint idea of the gigantic
nature of these frauds may be gathered from the
fact that when one of stainton's executors were
about to be prosecuted by the Company for the
amount of certain fictitious entries in the
books, the claim was compromised by pay.
ment Of 100000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17
CommencInE 1Ionday E1enlns, sept.
POsHTIVELY FOR ONE WEEK ONLY,
Commencing Monday Night. Sept. 10.

TAR e. BEALE's COLOSSAL REPRESENTATION of DR..
~ KASE's world-renoWned Arctic Eo3nSea4 En-
braeing complete voyage New York tue Regions
Of 1ee and wildly porraying the perous adventures,
wonderful discoveries and singular phenomena
by DR. Kane and his brave companions during famous
expedition in search of Sir John Franklin;
great American Artist, George Hellee Esq., from private
DRAWINGS aud Sketches furnished by the Kane.
expedition aud who for himself cnrabe reputation
his devoted attachment to the ameuted Navigator
Several Of the interesting relics Of this ever mem
orable expedition will be exhibited among which are Dr.
Kane's celebrated Esquimaux Dogs and Toodlemc
Arctic Dresses Medals by Queen Mr.
Thomas Hickey, ESquinaux Boat or Eayack, WArus'
Tu<Es, Whales Teeth &C., &C.
Exhibition every evening at tx, and Wednesday
and Saturday Afternoons at O'Clock.
Tickets rs cents Children Is cents.
septl7 D. O. LARUE Areut
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klIlNERAIl =NoTTOi

FUNERAL NOTICE. -
The funeral Of the late JAMES STEWART the arm Of
w j. Stewart will take place from his residence on Main
street, North Wheeling, Saturday afternoon a. olk
be friends Of sbe Espualx are inv1ted TO at.end
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17

"OH! HAVE you HEARD TUE News PROM
MAINE" administration sent a great NM
ny men and a great deal of money into Maine
toireyerse the often expressed verdict of the
people. BUTT xas of no use. a state always
democratic than any other" has no sym.
patty with women, whipping democracy of the
present day.-A l6any Journal
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17

AiwELL authenticated case of sudden whiten.
ing Of the hair by fear. is given by staff sur.
geon in the English army Of. India. who saw the
glossy jet black hair of captured Bengalle be.
come gray on every portion of his head in the
half hour he stood before the authorities for
examination.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17

1N0 BBLs. Comm aud Dairy Salt received on consicn
G1O ment by [septl7l P. @. uILDRETH BRO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17

MORTIMER TnoNPsoN C'Doesticks'O has taken
the lecture Geld, and is said to amuse his audi.
eeces hugely"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17

large body of land-2O, 900 acres-lying in
the counties of Highland, Randolph and Pendle.
ton, in this State, has been sold for $4,000, or
eighty cents per acre, to Northern Emigration
Company, whose design is to settle uponit
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17

A fellow was arrested in New York the 9th.
er day and bsougbt before Judge Russell, on
the charge Of stealing a dog which the owner
valued at $50 He was indicted for the offence,
but counsel inteposed demurrer, claiming that
dogs were not property. The Judge decided
that the canine race mustbe regarded as prop
erty. and held the accused for trial for grand
larceny.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17

BALLOONS multiply to such an alarming ex-
tent, that one can scarcely keep "posted" on the
subject. The latest invention is that ofD. NJ.
Cook, of Mansfield, Ohio, who is making fly.
ing ship called the "Queen of the Air" in which
he confidently expects, if successful, Important
reseryatiOnI) to make voyage next summer to
San Francisco, breakfasting here, dining there,
and returning the same day. making the entire
tTipin about twelve hours" The ship is to be
propelled by an electric engine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17

a London agricultural piper nflrms that the
opiate in the flower of peoples fattens hogs, by
making them sleep more. We were prepared to
chronicle almost anything in the world of dis.
covery, without surprise, but who would have
thought of pigs taking opium
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17

THE Boston Spiritual Age proposes that the
spiritcalists shall organize as political party,
nominate Gov. Tallmadge or Judge Ed,nunds
for the Presidency, and make their influence
feltin 1850. Upon this the Springfield Repu6-
lican remarks:-"But what if the spirits should
take it into their heads to elect their candidates
by ballot-bOx stuffng? The most authentic
accounts go to show that they could put the
requisite number ofballots into the boxes with.
out the knowledge or consent of the officers of
election, and in a way to defy all scrutiny or
detection. They may even change the names
on the genuine ballots deposited, and SO leave
US no certainty at all of an honest vote, and
that there are enough of them who would have
no scruples of conscience as to such trick, the
history of spiritual performances for the last
dozen years clearly establishes"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17

IFi stated in the annual report of the Com.
missioners in Lunacy, that the number of in
sane person confined in county and borough
asy'ums, hospitals, and licensed houses in Great
Britain on the LIST of January, 1859, was a..
9ll, and that of this number only 2,778 are
deemed durable.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17

WnILR Mr.. Greeley was in Utah he attended
the Mormon Church, and showed his apprecia.
ton of the sermon and the Mormon religion,
by sleeping soundly throughout the exhibition.
A correspondent of the Syracuse Standard, who.
was present, says he was never before so proud
Ofhis State, as.when he saw Horace treating tho
whole farce with the utmost contempt, by sleep
ing while the Saint was preaching.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17
Wooden Ware

SHANGHAI SIAToHEs.-6O gro. "BaltilIOre'' 3hangha
E4ntl7 uTTnRRT1. E-pp0t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17

THE Boston publishing house of Phillips,
Sampson 4 Co., have been obliged to suspend
payment
The Courier, in noticing this suspension,
statesithat the ..Atlantie Monthly load" was
one ofthe causes Oftheir embarrassment. This,
however, is denied, ION authority" and it is
stated that the Atlantic has not only paid its
expenses, but very handsome profit over
its cost The suspension grew out of unfortu.
nate circumstances, well known to the trade,
which produced lack of confidence in the sta
bility of the house.
The Courier states that several shoe firms
suspended payment on Saturday, the prime ipal
of which were L. E. Waite & Co., T. e. Webb
& Co., and Charles Packer
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17
a movement is il. pifogress for the remission

a moyement is in. ogress for the remission
of the sentence Of suspension by the house of
Bishops, passed. upon Bishop onderdonk. for
nerly Of the New York diocese, number Of
years since "A petition to the House of Bish.
ops issin circulation insthe diocese. To a me-
mortal preparedin accordance with the terms
of the petition. Bishop Onderdonk, has affixed
his signature Alter acquitting his brethrenof'
improper motives in his conviction. ackno,0ledg-
ing tie justies Of their act Of discipline, and
processing. his sincere sorrow. and repentance,
he asks that his sentence may be RENTED at
the next General Convention Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church, which! ASSEMBLIES at Rich.
tnond, Va, on the 5th of next month. We I'M.
dsrstand that names representing all shades of.
opinion in the Church are, attached to this petit
ton.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-17

HOT PRESSED NUTs.-I000 lbs. assorted, g, Z, s.,
IL and u, Nuts for Bolts, received by -
Sentf1 n kpp
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F7ISHER'S
NEW FALL GOODS.

uE1sKELL q swEARGNGEN have nos; omen !. x.rv
large and choice stock OF Pal L GOODS, comprising
an elegant assortment Of Silks and many novelties in
other styles OF Dress GOODS large and beautiful stock OF
french Emoroideries shaWls Mourning Goods most
complete and we'll assorted Staple and Domestic
Goods. Call and examine and compare our prices
septic. AEISRELL 4 SWEAR1NGEN.
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AERIVALS At PRINCIPAL HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL.-C Wilson. Ill; J Turner.
ls1y, Miss; d p Temple and lady, Tenn; PfSf Is
Mass; w c H.bsTs9n; pa; A r stebbe, NY; w 5
PesttsthvaIt, a; j Maddox, Va; Loaty. La;
w VI Pinckspd and sons, do; b yandunn; Pa: b
g Shreve. NJ; SCOTT, do; peralph and fa !, nv,
yaW ksbs do; Miss Austin, do; Miss v
w ThEmPs9n, No; ChambsrI,in: KY; Mr.. I
Taiafsrro, do; ] Ansley, Mo; Gaundct and
WIZARDS HOTEL Chamaus and lady,
Ry; Morssl, Md, J r Dorr, NY; Browne,
Mexico; Alden. a shuer, CT; a Coffee, =; W
Nd: d. WyoolfSLk, : GSedSin, Va; f Remble,
SSy' H.; Knight, Pa; Mig5le, ny; Mis-. Bssre,
MS NUT Ny; Mr. Pedrg%; NJ Roper Hay; II r. ieh
DeBiane, Master D?5lane, La. w Smith, Miss NJ
S,nlte Miss; f Gaylord, Mass; II Short, Miss b
NATIONAL HOTEI.-C Rogers, Md; ] Lee,
=, Machrado, =; Stevenson, Nc; Dr r yder,
emma; KemPer, o; Henry Watts, NY; C Mccoy
IsParrow, l. Sparrow, Va; ID Turnbull and lad
Miss rowss, A. Rsmssy, LIS, Smith, Mass; Nj
Chapman, Md; whts, Pa.
kIRkMQ0D HOUSkIIH L. Hart, Pls; N Spe
", do, Z Eemonston, MINI; r Kitchen, I'll; III
l. Gailaher, Va; Il Guthrie, Pa.
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GREAr woTN H BBER
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTUR Y
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTOR ATUVE

Say. tn. g., Louie (si") Democrat: Below, We publish
.B DR. WED S i1 y from Mans:
Toa,s such evidence must have il. effect. ~hsa coming
the Doctor needs sneonum, useless Puery the
press:
PROFESSOR o. J. WOOD q Co-Gentemsa: Hayinr nv
.S.s Hair '1 fs
es,en Of upOn hair, which had b.cOn quite
Ter som. thr.. month. since Proeur.d bo: OF IsSr
Hair Restorative aud used IL found it was proynr
procured another bottle. which h.1. u..d some. ca.
rss s.y ,hs world that the gray white hair has total,
Is.umss u, o.tur. color and believe so.sy
year. old NJ good wife a, the age Of dJ.o, h,. i
The above notice deem due you for your v.s.bs dis
eo'sy lam assured that whoever viii nightly u.s a. per
drset0ns will have casion csntr, Diet nv s,ats
.st fifteen and cry OF here aud
sseS.d use ,S ys1 may mai: 81 hi above: with
lam, truly. your., A. G. RAYMOND.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE. ~ ''''
PRoFEssoR woOD-Desr Sir Having had the u,.for,un.
Low fever, New Oresn. in 1884, wa. induced to msfs
hill Of y%. % and found !. 70 sn..'r as tn.
sssh my Obligations to you 80 s,i1g to ih. ,6is,ed
tn. und.r.sn.d, Rev ~ Bragg. minister in regular
.tsndng aud Of the Orthodox Church a. Rrotsd
Mas. He gentleman Of great influence and un,..ally
BRooErrrLD, January IL, 1855
PRoFEssoR wooD-Dsar Sir Having made trial Of your
Hair Hsstorau,e gives pleasure ssy effect
has bs'n eIes.ut Ia removing dandrua, and
Constant t.ndsney with which
from chldheod ,nd also restored hair which vas
becoming gray, i' original color have no other
srtiele with ything like came pleasure or profit
Yours, truly, J. X. BRAGG
The Restorative put Bottles Of Sizes viz: lsrre
medium and SMALL the sm. holds hsf PIN, r.t.l. Tor
dollar bottle the ediu holds twenty pe
cent in proportion than the sm'l re,is for two dol
lara bottle IL. large hold. quar- forty per cent more in
proportion, and retails for three dollsrA bottle.
WOOD CO. ProPri.tors, 3l2 Broadway, New ort
I'm the great N. Y Wire Railing Establisament) and III
h.rtst street. 81 Louis. No. and sod good Drrgss
and Fancy Goods Dealers 1un, I6-eo5m
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nR. JOHNSTON.
- BALTIMORE
LOCK HOSPITAL,
Has lsssvsrst Ne ase CsFa. speedy, and Oaly
Remedy In the Wsrld fer all
DISEASES OF IMPR UDENCB.

II BAL1IMOHE uo.
Remedy In the Wsrd fer all
DISEASES OF IMPR UDENCB.
LIT NO FALSE DKLIcACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
PA CURE WARRANTED OR NO CHARGs III TWO
w.tn." the Back sretur.s Asse.ns Of the Kidney.
q d.ss Paipit.uOa q *. Heart md,y r.mSnSs
Nos. or shin hGseons q III. Lunss, Stomach or Bos.s
1o.: Terrible; Di.crdss ,.ns from Solitary HABIT. Of
der Manage mPs''eis and d',ISy beth Body aad Mind
Especially, Wis h,v. bseoms III. victims Of Solitary viss
dreadful d,rueti,. which .nnuAy sweeps %
,ltsd taIsnt. aud hrant ntsse who ss,.
snancsd listening Ssnsiss with the thunds Of
v.isd /" ss'usy tAs living Tyre, may call viii fall sssf
MARRIED PRISONS, or YsunC Men ssstsn plating Mar
s.g. bang war: 81 Eh,:s. u'.sa'' organic debility,
Rs Who places sndsr the care Of Dr. may rsliri
sssy eon6ds in his honor gentleman and ssosdsny rely
'p'" o Il: ;s Il: Rs} SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
<. ssna side .GG. from s:%: door :.
~" b paid and s'ni m , s;;%E
Member the Royal College Of ssrrssns Lsndsn er.ds,,s
from sns Of the most .mnsnt Collage. the United States
s. London P.r. and RI h..
fsetsd Of the astonishing
.S.a . as.a "a: 'a .sss
..snd., b.'hfun... With f.Qu.nt bluhns ..nd.d
win f%kE iaSr Sf ' ao STFis E%n''''''
Young Men and ehsrs she nave injured themselves
learned from evil companions school, ths ssse
vsI.h uEhty felt sven vhsn asleep and cured
renders marriage possible and destroys beth mind and
s.dy, should apply immsdists!.
fssss are come Of the SAD and sfse produced
limbs. Pam. IN IL. Mead Dimn. Sight %O.. Of e.e.s,
rsvsr Pspitsen Of ths Heart DyspePsy
y, Of III. fsnetons General sSty
MENTALLY-Thsf ..ris .Gseu o. ID. mind ar. nusA ..
% q Msmory confusiea Of ldss D.Prsse
te,s Of solsds, rimidy, ETC., Of the evils prs
NERVOUS DEBlLfY.-Thsusaadse can new ,udss VIA,
the Of thsir declining health losing thsr veor be
eemng weak pale. nervous and singular
Sss Z: 81
when the msgudsd aud mprudsn vot.ry pleasure nds
he has seeds Of Painful diseassr too sfsn
dstsrs him from applying those Who, sdueston and
rssPsct.hy, alone bsfrsnd him. He int che
1a and .s
tanned and in despair leave him with ruined health 10 .iss
ever his Calling By the dssdy
isrrbls disease sueh Affections Of Heart Throat Nose
period to dr.sdfs By ..%Ss Sn I. up to-
discovered country from whose bourne returns
Dr. JonHsoNS REMEDY ro1 OCEANIC wEAKREss
D. AND iMP0TENCY.
this great and important remedy q tbs srssp,
are speedily cured and fall vtgor Tboussads
meat nsr,oss and dses.tsd, vhs had lss all hope
Al imp.dimsnt. Marriage, Physics. % Mental D,.q..
seaaens Loss rreersauvs Powers Nervous bity
fNDoRsEMENr or ZEE PRESS.
ZEE MANY THOUSANDS cured az this Institution within
tbs last year, and the surF
cal spsr.ons performed BY Dr. Johnson Witnessed BY s
.SeS h.,s appeared again and .s.n b.cr. The public
sidss his standing Gentleman Of character and rsspeas
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.ssE., ss., 1s. ~ J, 20 S.
ass n NhbffxSN " ESSEEMTl nr.E pEcocrIoN,

in diseases Of the blood, skin. dyspspsy, 60, and
recommended 1t a. IN invaluable nsedioine Our
increased by several very ksbe curce OF long
standing disease Of the liver, kidneys, akin, etc
thaf IA ye recently come under our o1serya hon-in
ceses too, where all other REMEDIES and the most
sklful ply sicians had failed 70 sford relief Hun
lieved b. ita admirable curative qualities and We
sratihed to learn that i. popularity Is daily he.
And it n s that il claims 60 BE- II 10 for sale at the
residence Of MRS. COX, l5s 3. BALrInoRx ST.,
Baltimore, and at the principal Drag Stores
city and numerous certificates seen by calling on
the ssents None senuIpe unless ner name 10 oovn
Wholesale Agest.-R. 8. r.. CIssKL,- prugGist,
Georgetown, y. c.. has been appointed wholesale
nv prices. jeR If
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IJLuIQIIya


n - Genuine PRRPAlA9ION.
HELMBOLpps BTTCHu for de Bts3dsr. 'O"
HHEEFtMMRB88tR re BBHGSHHTT ssi e: Ad.:yS 70
HEtMBB9LRs BBuuCChhT T for S tGRss
HELMB0LH,S BiICtifHI for b,mness II W;ssoon.
HELMB0Lb,S BtCHiI Tor RifacSt Brssthins.
HEf.MR0i.t,S RfiGHfi H., WWssi Nervss
HEf.MR1t nd RffCtiT Sr Gsnsrsi Hehilitx
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU Tor Universa Iasiituds.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Horror Of Disease,
HELMB0Lf1,S RtICHfI fSr Wstef1iness
HELMBOLb,S BTCHiJ for for DrJness Of the Skin.
HEiMB99ttb B BHGGHH i for F.g 95P S *: .ol
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for heaviness of the Ere
lid, with Temporary Suffusatiop and Loss of Sisht
HELMBOLD'S RUCHU for Mobility and Rest
lessness, With want OF Atennon. Horror Of So
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