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HARTTsEHEoGRRNEE 2T G pIRE AAkkkHy,y,, ,,ou
AND REMERY FOR DYSPEPsfA,. 1WEzE

PREPARED BY CHEMIST
BOTTLES u. Is and 50 cents and ore dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORNE'SC URE-ALL should be kent
in all families In OF aocidsnts or sudden sick
CURES to get 8 phy sioian.
II pain In any part Of the ystsm and 10 used
externally and internally
,iDA the fres aent ohansee of the weather pro
duoe bad Cold, Rheumatism. Pain in the Limbo
get bottle. 1t acts upon the Nerves, Muscles,
Sipews, Blood and Bones; and by its warming cleo
Set bottle and try it.
HSRSEs GcT H5Ts fsSYgfRh tp u; or Ht MI
CHERRY-it la the best Cough Syrup in the
Ifyod are Bilious, use HARTSHORNE'SANT
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver, Sto-
mach and Bowels, carrying of ali Bile and Foul So
The above medicines 20 be had at all Drug Stores
n Msshlngt3n ely; KIDWELL CISSELL q
Oc ll-tr
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lndlscreoon. and all Diseases of the
SEXUAL ORGAN,
ExlsrnE IN other sex, from Whatever cause origi-
mated, and no matter of
HOW LONG STANDING.
Ihese Symphonic, III part, are experienced often
g. sufferers With diseases Of the Bsdds5, Kidneys
Sous Or ane sy as By the
ssss s m5s that disease Of these
EP' ssn Sps Of the patient
sas3ty followed By these direfnl Diseases Insanity
rms. and the melancholy deaths by Consnmphtioln,
pear ample witness to the truth of these assertions
or sppssf is
anG quite destitute-reither mirth nor gTief ever
visits it. Should a sound Of the voice occur. II ia
win yoeful measures, wan Despair,
Debility most ssTbs, ana Sas tbou,
o no thus ss
cured By the use of this ~
INFALLIBLE REMEDY.
>, ne mass vi voluntary testimony possession OF
the proprietor, vouching its virtues aud curative
powers, Is Immense embracing names well known
70 SCIENCE and Jane. Certificates of cures from one
month 10 twenty years standing, and of the most
rea6le and Responsible character, open for in.
sRection from GGyernors Of states, Judges emnen,
HELM BOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU 10 nren.r-
ca directly according to the rules of Pharmacy and
6. and care devoted in its M1
See Prof. Devices valuable Works on the praotics
Medicine. wins vi
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU is cafe and pleasant IN
ra5te ana 0dor, bnt Immediate in it's action
city f. Ofl' HEBtE6 Sfas
Who' helng GUY sworn, docs say, that his prepara-
Drug, but are purely Vegetable.
IL. 4. HELMBOLD, Sole Manufactures
Sworn and subscri bed before me- this Sd daT a,
November, 1854. WIZ. p. HIsBARD, Alderman.
Prce 81 per bottle, or six for IS, delivered to an,
ONE THING CERTAIN.
TRIAL COSTS BUT A DOLLAR-TRY IT.
And be cOnvlnce of it's efficacy And IL IL anoom
panied by reliabe and responsible Certificates from
ProiessoTs OF Medical Colleges, CleIgynsn, and
otners. prepared Oy ii. L. HELMBOLlJ,
Practical and Analy teal Chemist.
l4 south Tenth St. below Chestnut Phiiad'a,
TO DO had OF all Druggists and dealers throu mont
tHe Onted States, Canadas, and British Provinces
Ask for HEI.MBOI, D,S-taks M o,h., C,.
guaranteed. ~ oi' ouio'
Sold BY c. STQTT, Druggist, corner Pa. .vepue
TN s'roos, ashlngton city, and all othor drug
&-aQ
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N CARRIAGES.
II LIZ d..hunxihar ha uiu~ naAa q,

TN CARRIAGES.
Il HE Subscriber having made additions to his
fnotory, making 1t now one of the largest. -,
In the District, where his facilities for 66S<
WAGONS Of all kinds cannot be surpas sed and
from has long experience in the business he hopes
10 give general satisfaction.
An kinds of Carriages and Light Wagons kept on
hand. ... e..
All REPAIRS neatly done. and all orders prompt
second hand Carriages taken in exchange for new
ones. ANDREW J. JOYCE,
4 loft corner Of 18th and r. sta
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A VALUABLE MEDiCiNE.-we uaye hero
s9iS1s spcse9 shs many cures effected By the

+ .LyDiaN : kSEfAB BE DECocrioN,
IN dlsease Of the blood, skin, dysp@psy, d O., and
recommended II a. an invaluable medicine. Oui
conhdence In Il as remedial sgeHt has been sreatly
Increased by several very Temar kabe Of IONS
standing disease of the liver, kidneys, skin, otc.
that have recently come under our sseIvation-in
cases, too, where all other remedies aud the most
SIX Iful ply sioians had failed to afford feiisf Hun
dreds OF our most respectable citizens have been
grati6ed to learn that It's poT aarlty is daily be-
coming greater IT, operation is mild and pleasant,
and u Is all that II claims 20 be. liz is NJ tue
-asidence of MRS cox. I5s ". B,trIsoRE ST..
Baltimore, and at the principal Drug Stores.
ne De reference Gan be- siven la or OH. OF the
city, and numerous certificates seen BY calling OF
the agents None genuine unless her name is blown
on the bottle a, d her seal on the cork.
. Wholesale Ageat.-R. 5. T. CIssEL, Druggist,
Georgetown. D. c., has been appointed Whofesale
Agent for the District and will supply the trade II
my prices. ie 20 II
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1 was troubled with Inflamnatory Rheumatism
for long time, and could find nothing . relieve
Cogswell's Medical Salt, which entirely cured me.
would advise all who afflicted to give it . trial.
n JACOB HOWSWlTSER,R eadlng, Pa. ,
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SNAKE STORV.-The Decatur (iowI) Repubii-
can says that huge snake reported by some to be
twenty feet long, and covered with bright spots,
has a hiding place In that region, somewhere In
good deal of stock Of different kinds He was
seen the other day, and tracked to a hiding place
under bridge. The bridge was torn up by q
crowd brought together by the news Of the dis
rovery, but the snake was gone. His track upon
the ground is said to look as IL log had been
dragged along, and man who saw him coiled uI
one day says he made a heap as large as molas.
ses barrel
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CURE oFINFLAMMAToRYRHE uMATIsM.

promised to write You provided your medicine
did the work you clslmed il would. II has done it,
and now f6inl my promise, NY complaint Was
lnfamu atory Rheumatism.the first package did
OF Rheumatism is let, and am ss we'll and hearty
as everI wasrn my hfs: i would recommend to all
the afflicted to give the Medical Salt fair trial
GEO, H, DUNCAN, III wan st N. Y.
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STILL ANOTHER CASE OF RHEUMATISM
CURED.
was seriously afflicted with Rheumatism and
confined to my bed. purchased box of DIR. Coggs-
wells Medical Salt, and found a radical cure.
would al wise Others afflicted with the same disease
to give il n trial. HUGH ATKINSON,
White Bear Hotel, Bucks county, Pa.
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rKNOW 1T is GOOD FOR RHEUMATISM.
Removing it in . few hours I am now trying il
for ScrOfua, and have already recciy ed benefit.
2 8. LESSIG, Reading Pa. g
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THE EVENING STAR.


WORKINGS OF = BuTEpISG ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PseGys dgt. The Union Building Assoc,aftoa. =
This Is action 20 set aside bond OF the plain
tiff and a number Of bonds and mortgages given
to ths defendants collateral security for bond
upon the redemption Of eighteen shares Of the as
ISOLATION. The plaintiff s bond was for the pay
ment Of the dues upon ely hteen shares upon which
plaintiff received The sum Of 50 500. fhe plain.
tiff applied for an Injunction to restrain the asso
citation from prosecuting on the bond and from
foreclosing any Of she mortgages. The GROUNDS
original contract for the bond was usurious, un
considerable and oppressive. II was alleged tina,
the plaintiff had more than paid the whole amoun'
he had received with interest but that the asso,
fines and dues beyond what plaintiff has paid
which, IL allowed, as the association Is likely 70
last for ten years, the plaintiff will have 70 pay
SoO0O more; that the assocla'ion; IN y;pi.tsn no
the provisions Of its charter. The court granted
an absolute lnjunction.-N. Y. Post
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NKDICIUEA.
nR. COGGsWELLV
MrntCAI. SALT,

The great remedy for Infammatory Diseesee,
such - Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Headache, Elts,
sipelss, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and similar
complaints. By eqnalizing the circulation II re-
moves the sole cause OF Inflammation. That invsi-
ids would do well to give il a trial, may be seen
from the following testimonials. p % - 30 3
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~ steamer due on THURSDAY, shall be in recel pit
Of two Of Chickering'S very best 7 octave Pianos.
Cal and see them. Old Pianos taken in part pay
m Mt (ss2nl JOHN =. ELLIS
Il ING PEOPLE Il am this day In receipt of
large collection of foreign music, consisting of
Violin Solos, Songs, Polkas, Meznurkas &c. Gail
and look il over at Chickering & Sons Piano Forte
Agency. Use lqI JOHN F. ELLIS
JUST IMPORTED.
L HAVE Just received Of my own impoi tation,
direct from the manu!actory of Joseph Rogers 4
Sons, Shefiald. England, a fine stock Of PEN and
POCKET KNIVES. SCISSORS, TABLE CUT
IERY, &C.. with q fresh supply of SHEARS and
TABLE CUTLERY of the best meTican manu-
f.cture which offer at the lowest prices. buy my
goods from first hands, entirely for cash. and pur-
chaseIs should call at my house furnishing store,
No. 400, It'll street. GEO. FRANCIS.
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CURF OF FITS OF SEVERAL YEARS
...- STANDING.

Ii has been some time since wrote you about my
sons h. alth-a ff cted with hts, you remember. BE
assured we have every confidence In you and yOuI
Medical Salt. We have sufficient evidence that the
medicine doing him great good. His health ID
rapidly improving, and we are encouraged especI
ally from the fact that he has not had return o
those dreadful fits since September IA, nearly veal
since. WM. r. HARRIS, Groton, Co n.
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DIR. rOGGSWELL'S MEDICAL SALT
Price 81; Chronic package, S2.5a. Sold by al
DIuEsistsin Washington, Georsetown, and yIcin
.nston. II. p. MILLBURN & Co, Willards
Hotel; d. c. TAYi OR & CO., General Agents
PC Dock street, Philadelphia. aus
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FEVERs CURED BY THE MEDICAL SALT.

My, wife Was attacked with very high fevers,
ed to try DR.. Coggswelrs Medical Salt. After Civ
ing II fair trial, il entirely broke her fevers. |
would cheerfuly recommend il tn otuers similarly
affected. ]. NJ. DICK,
84A ", Eleventh atreet. Philadelphia
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SWINDLING OUACKS

CAuroSs MatSDING ,h 9gA 6aos. cordi..
Buohu, Hospitals, Instruments or RIngs-shun
them al, and, IL disposed to profit bv my Perence
SPERMATORKtHEA;- Its CURE.
With stamp enc Osed, address, in perfect conf
dence. your friend former sufferer, merely super
scriblns Box 176, Charlestown, Mass.
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THE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF YOUTH
L AND MATURITY,

A few words the Rational Treatment. without
WeaSRsss, SSctarHsi EmissSHs, AzZER
Genital and Nervous Debility, Pre- 49,
tency and ImpediDents to Marriage
generally,
BY B. DE LANEY, NJ. d.
The important fact that the many alarming oom-
plants originating n the irnprndenoe and solitude
of youth may he easily renewed WITHOUT MEDICINE
is In this small tract clearly demonstrated and the
entlIsy new and highly successful treatment. as
Of which everyone il enabled to cure HIMSELF per
fectly and at the least possible cost thereby avoid
Ing all the advertised nostruns of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free, in q
scaled envelope, by r6mittIng post paidl two post
age stamps To DIR. B. DE LANEY, S. East Slst
street New York City. ma O-tr
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| GENUINE PREPARATION.

HELMBOLD'S
HHLMg9Lps sf fSSytf u p az sl.is1
HELMBOtpS BUCHU for the Kidneys.
HELMBQLDS BUCHU for the Gravel.
hELMB0LVS BUCHU for Dropsy.
HElIMBOLDS BUCHU for NeTvUusuese.
HEI.MBOLDS BUCHU for Loss oi Memory.
AELMBOLDS BCCHU for DimneSs of Y sion.
Helm HOLDS BUCHU for Difficult Breathing.
HELMBOLDS BCCHU for General Debility.
HEI.MBOLDS BCCHU for Universal I.assitude.
HELMBOLDS BUCHU for Horror OF Disease
HEIMB0LR,S BUCHG for Nisht Sweats.
HELM BOLDS RUCHU for Wax sfulness.
HELMBQLD'S BUCHU for Dryness of the Skin.
HELSMB 0LRS BuGHu for Eruptons.
HELMBOLDS BUCHIi for Pain in the Back,
HELMBOI.DS BUCHU for heaviness of the Eye
I'D with Temporary Sufrus ation and Loss of ght
HELMBOLDS BUCHU for Mobility and Rest
lessness. with Want of Attention. Horror Of So
ciety.
HEIMBOLD'S RUCHU for Distinctions.
HEIMBOLD'S BUCHU for Excesses ar isnE from
lndiscretion, and all Diseases of the
sexual, ORGAN
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PREPARED BY
DR.. ]. C. AVER & co..,
InyVEII MASS


PRICE, 81 PER BOTTLE; Six BOTTLES FOR S.
Sell, Georgetown, and By all Drugg,ts every whore
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Alphabetical Business Directory.
AGRICULTURAL wAREnoUaks.

cS.'ai:'.s Gard, q 5t e!s,s k.is1 ~ ~,
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REMOVAL,

- REMOVAL.
SAMUEL BROWN respectfully informs his
friends ana customers that no mas removed from
No. "a Pennsylvana avenue. to 55e1, nth street
opposite Centre Market, the large Ell Post or
Bartholov's Agricultural Store. where he will Keen
oonstantly on hand largo assortment of eady
Made GLprHlNG. Also, Ladies' a.d Gentle
mems BOOTS AND SHOES, which he offers for
tronaEe ofthe pubic. "a 10 Ia. pa
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w. COLLES co are now receiving thei,
RIge anu elegant stock of Fancy and st, Die
Dry J2ods 20 which they invite tha especial attan-
non OF purchasers, as We offer all articles at the
Sc tT-8w No 523 7tb strcet ,ho,-, ID. .
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North Of the base jt1e and If the fourth priur;
pa! meridian.
Sections l, 8. 4, and S; the n of NV k.NE =
ana y OF section 9; sections y and 10; the nj
section ls; the w II Of section 10; the NV j of Nv
q Of section %; the w II Of section Is, the ! ~
ito. the Of section 3 section O IS e.. s sec
NV =. NE and u Of section I; the 81; : Of
see sbs me OF se sn the Of seeiioa
section IS; the SW q of section IL; the ST z OF
Of section III sW snd II sss!, OF II ths n
secton 2; sections =, q. q. 2s and 27 the Ne y
ssa and nd e Of Sw ssoiic of sse'S1
:ssssH and S" .saii One $ Of
he 81 z sa q Sc E sw u, and y Of section,
Of NV ,ps n seG.Ga the sE
E = , efsG az. nssTtig3 NJ sS
the and the Of hs . cc seetIen T.;
NE Of section q; section 2; the 8 u of section
tomnship sections and s. Inc 81 ssct, s g.
ton tic ~, . tie NJ Of section 9; the NV y Of section
NV = ONE 4 of section as the N x Of ..ct ana
q; ne ts. ne Of g., seesi0% 2; the Of section S.
70, OF topHship 2o. Of range II.
THE Land Ofo at HUDSON, on Monday. the 7th
day ofNovember next. '' ''h
North Of the base line and tcest OF the fourth p,..
pdimertdtax.
The r y of section y; scott, ns and 4: Nh , w "
Il Of section 10: the II of seot on IT, the sn snd
q sSs .aS .ns the
= fs,etion Is, tbs NE of section q; sections q.
q ard Is: and the u Of section Is Of ,0casliS a.
Given under my hand, At t.e sity of Washington,
this nth 4 a' OF September D fse' 3 WILSON =
Acting Commissioner Of the
se|iAWcw Land Once.
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FANNY FERNS SUNDAY.

Sunday morning again. How many pleasant
breakfast tables il looks down upon Noneed
to hurry away to office, or store, or counting
room. Fathers come leisurely down in dress
ing gown aud slippers, and sip their coffee
without danger Of choking. They have time
to look round and see how tall the children are
growing, and that nothing in this world is so
beautiful as a rosy baby fresh from slumber
Mother, too, has the girlish smile that comes
not often ON weekday, or if it does, father
has not time to notice it, and that perhaps
alter all, is the reason it comes so seldom. 1t
is pleasant, after eggs and coffee, to sit com
fortably down by the Ere, the centre of a ring
OF happy faces, aud hear the church bells
chime. Time enough yet to 60, for this is the
first bell.
Church bells are not TO my ear " an i'm peril
nence. One is free agent. am free to 90,
which L like to do; yon are free to stay, if YOU
prefer; though may think you make mistake.
l don't say that L should 90 every Sunday to
hear man who is always binding doctrines
together like bundles Of dry sticks, and thrust
Ing them at his yawning hearers. want to
hear sermon that any poor soul W ho straggl es
into church, from any by-lane or alley, can
understand, and carry home with him to his
cellar or garret; not q sermon that comes ON
chariot wheels, but afoot, and with a warm.
life lIke.grasp for every honest-aye, and dis
honest-hand in tho assembly, defsulter or
Magdalen, for who bade you slam Heaven 8
gate in their faces?
want human sermon. / don't care what
Melchisedek, or Zerubbabel, or Kerenhappuk
did, ages ago, l want to know what am to do,
and want somebody beside a theological book
worm to tell me-somebody who is sometimes
tempted and tried, and is not too dignifed to
own 1t; somebody like me, who is always sim
ming and repenting; somebody who is glad and
sorry, and cries and laughs, and eats and
drinks, and toants to fight when they are trod.
den on-and don't. That's the minister for me-
don't want spiritual abstraction with stony
eyes and petri6ed fingers, and no blood to bat
tie with. What credit is it to him to be proper?
How can he understand me? Were there only
such ministers in the pulpit, wouldn't 20 to
church either, because my impatient feet
would only beat a tattoo on the pew floor till
service was over; but thank God there are :;
and while they preach L shall go to hear them,
and come home better and happier for having
done it.
So L pray you don't abolish my Sunday,
whatever you may do with yours. DJn't AXE
away my blessed Sunday breakfast when we
al have time TO love another. Don't take
away the Sabbath bells, which I so love to
hear. Don't take away my human minister,
whose God is no tyrant, and is better pleased
to see US 60 smiling home frem church, than
bOwing our -kcads like a bulrush, and groaning
back to our dinners till all you anti-Sabbata
rims are mad to abolish Sunday-and no won
der. FANNY FERN.
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DANIEL WEBSTER s CouRrsHIP.-Mr Web.
ster was becoming intimate with Miss Grace
Webster, when a skein of silk, which he was
holding for her to wind, getting into a knot
Mr.. Webster assisted in unraveling the snarl;
then looking up to Mics Grace, he said, 1--WE
have united a knot don't you think We could
tie one?" Grace was a little embarrassed
said not Q word. but in the course of few
minutes she tied knet in q piece Of tape and
handed IL to Mr.W. This piece of tape, the
read of his domestic joys, was found after the
death OF Mr.. Webster, preserved as one Of hi.
most precious relics.
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DHILADELPHIA DRAU9hT ALE
Wood and Coal.

rJNO MEMBERS CONGRESS 9TH
L FRS JUST HOUSEKEEP
iN|-Now 10 your chance to lay IN your winter
supply II uel. am now receiving another cargo
OF best Red Ash Coal. Also, on hand, Hickory,
Oak. and Pine Wood, out and splt cheap for cas- ,
~ my Wood and Coal Depot. 18th street, near the
Canal.
del r. w. BATES.
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EP Two young men were discussing women
the other day, at the - Hotel, and one was
endsavoring to convince the other, some thing
OF 3 misogynist by the by, that to the fair se Z
man owed all his comfort. They are, in
human happiness "No doubt" was tho
rejsinder, "they are the prime evil them
selves "-Cineinnah Enquirer.
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III A. resolution, recently offered In both
branches OF the Arkansas Legislature, instrueting
the Senators and Representatives 10 oppose the
reope ming OF the African slave trade, was laid on
the table, only ? Senator's and Is Representatives
voting In the LsSative. --' -F..Er '5
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NOTIrE + ETOINVALIDS.-Tne following forms
l winch the uubalanced fluids assume. and many
not here mentioned that have OF less fever or
pam are as easily subdued by the New Medical salt
as hrs is extIngu,shed BY water, to wit: Bran Fe
yer, II Headache. Rush of Blood to tho Head and
Berrt, Fits. lnhamed Eyes, Ears. Nose, Lungs ard
Liver. Neuralgia, Spinal Affections, ErysIpelas.
Kronohitif Pleurisy, Asthmr, Coughs. Dyspepsia.
Venereal Diseases. Rheumatllm, GOut, ScrOIula,
and hll lichlrg ard ~ her cmta. con. EN- ntIOns.
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nR.COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
u For INFLANNArORY DISEASES ONLY.
NeD Medical Salt Nep Medical Sale
II Is NOT CURE ALL.
FOR INFL DISEASES ONLY.
nR. CO6GSwELL'S NEW MEDICAL
~ SALT, instead of being q remedy for all Ills. has
control over but one Ill, has but aim. and ao-
complishes but one thing, to wit sUBDU rs INFLAM
MATORY DISEASE. whatever be its form or l. cality,
whefhe In the nead, tn roat. abdomen extrsmIties,
Or ak
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nR. CO0GSWELI'S NEW MEDICAL
~ SALT ex-rts, like the vaccIne matter. an ex-
raOrdinary influence the veins and arteries,
resulting IN gradual dec me of inflammation, as
ndIca ed by the pulse, which resumes its nat
uTa state, as the heat, pain and fever disappears.
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nR. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDIC
HSALT does Just " hat il claims to dO-no more,
no less-equalizes the fluids BY removing from the
system al arts srlal and venous obstIuctiOns. De
scrtptire Circulars may be obtained from any drug
gl.t who has this valuable medicine for sale.
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NEW MEDICAL SALT.-lts peculiar excel
lence Is that without the useless loss of blood
end strength, IL efectually cures Infdmmd tony
Dissasss( no OthersJ by producing 60 uIIbrIum Of
all the fluids IN the body, the want OF whlch 10 the
sole CAUSE of inf mmation.
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DOWLANDS MACASSAR OIL at GIsBS,S
IL HAIR store. Pa. av.. near 18th at. d 22-6n

IN NOTICE.
MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC-l
have been adding to my sLook of cheap andSWN
useful articles. and would name TOILET
and EHlNA SETS. cheaper than they have &
over been sod IN TINS cIty-sets of AZ pieces w
Tor S4; TUMBLERS as low as ~ O. nts per duZsn.
Please call and examine at No. sI5 Penn. avenue,
between 9th and 10th streets.
de q -6m JOHN MoDEVITT
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