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Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-02
TELEGRAPHTC.
TOWER THE STATE LINE |
Throat Cutting Among the Darkies--La-
ter from Australia--IIeavy Mail Rob-
berry, Arrivals.

Ter from IkODs
bery--Arrivals.
SAN FRANotsco, Aug. lst
A throat cutting affair occurred last even
ing abont 6 o'clock, in an alley on the north
side of Pacific street, in which colered
man named John Garvey, was dreadfully cut
by another colored man called Louis Napo-
leon
BY the arrival of the ship Achilles, from
Sydney, which arrived today we have dates
from that city to 2sth May-23 days later.
News from Melbourne is received by tele-
graph to May 27th
a Telegram dated Melbourne, 9th Nav,
says serious mining riot lad taken place at
Balarat, in which about 1000 miners took
part
The Beechworth mail (Vctoria) was rob
bed on the night Of the 23l May. The pas
sengers were searched and robbed. and all
the mail bags rifed and destroyed. -Four
armed men with blackened faces were the
perpetrators. The mail bags were supposed
to have contained large sums in gold and
notes.
Arrived-British steamer Forwood, from
Victoria; ship Northern Eagle, 1877 days
from New York, via Rio Janeiro ship Amos
Lawrence, l40 days from New York Brit.
ish ship Achilles. 63 days from Sydney ship
Texas, from New Orleans-sugar 10 VIM. T.
Coleman d Go.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-02

The name of the man who was killed near
North San Juan by the eaving of bank,
was Christian Maritime. lie was a native
of Norway, and thirty two years of age.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-02

The cabin of a miner named Merritt, near
Sebastopol, was burned to the ground on
night
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-02
lover TILE NORTHERN LINE.1
Especial Dispatch to the DEMoCmT.)
MIR. BrOderick at OrOville.

ORoylLLE, August Its.
This afternoon Mr.. Broderick arrived in
this place, and was received by a very large
and enthusiastic concourse of citizens. horse
back and on foot. The number ofpeople in
creased as he passed through the town to the
Hotel, and crowd of some six hundred per.
sons had already gathered there lie made
a brief speech to the audience before supper !.
and after supper tremendous crowd had
filled the plaza to hear the speeches Bon.
fires and transparencies Illuminated the town
Chas +. Lott, Esq, called the meeting to or
der, and John S. Berry selected as Chairman
There are 800 to 1000 persons present at
the meeting. Mr.. Broderick's speech was re.
ceived with tumultuous applause. and great
enthusiasm prevails among the true Democ.
raey
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-02

The strength of the Austrian army now in
Italy, is said to be 100000.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-02

A NUMBER of the citizens of Plumas county
are taking measures to organize an Agricul-
tural Society
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-02
Mistellanrous.
AKTESHAN WELLS.
G. p. SMITH.

~ (OF SAN FRANctscoN
FE'lIE OLDEST ARTEsIAN WELL BORER NOW
Il in California, having been in the business seven
years has permanently located in MarysviIe and i.
prepared to take contracts for WELL BORING in any
part OF tne state. Farmers can obtain permanent
supply of water at small expense bv boring and in
Sefung pipe in wells already dug, and they will then
De subjected to no Inconvenience by their Wells cavine
and filling in W Va ''i'e
Al orders left at the Z. s Hotel. or At the Water
WORKS corner Of Fourth street and Maiden Lane will
receive prompt attention. All work warranted 10
give satisfaction.
n 8.-AH kinds of PUMPS for sale.
\, hlttst NcEs-Ncssrs. Bayey, Packard & Simpkins
nnafEsyille Water Works; b. b. Biiven. Cbariev's
nell, Forest Ranch, - - v,,oo a @ III
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-02
rgE-Dr. .. .HEortetter,s Celebrated Sto-

Y UFs D. hNONLctltf7N NtleDroteU StO-
MACH BITTERS, for the cure Of Fever and Ague, is
beyond all controversy the safest and best remedy
that could be used by the allc d. for all diseases Of
the above nature. The most violent attacks Of this
dreadful disease have often been prevented by the use
Of this reliable remedy. The "Btte-s" have been
used by the proprietor in extensive practice in the
treatment Of Fever and Ague, for a number of years
and its wonderful curative powers are well known
both to the press and the public Those who desire
thorough renovation of their entire system, should
not fail to use the Bitters." For sale by Druggists
and Liquor Dealers E. WIDEMANN, Agent,
js29-1m Nsrysylls.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-02
FULTON FOUNDRY
dA AND
AT2sSIRON woRE
HINCKLEY & CO.

FIRST STREET, between Market and Mission. sA
FRANCISCO, Manufacturers Of QUARTZ MILL
SAW MILLS, STEAM ENGINES, PUMPS, etc Al
kinds Of IRON CASTINGS furnished at short notice.
Every style Of Finishing to Iron when cast Repair
ing OF Machinery neatly done. Pattern-making in
all Its various FORMS Prices reasonable
my25-3m
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-02

SuIcIDE-McLaughlin, proprietor Of the
Mountain House, near Shasta, committed sui
eide on Friday last by hanging himself in a
small room in his house,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-02
HHulI's Patent Trusses.

METALLIC BoUGIEs, jastreceived at
WI G. T. WATTS,
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THE EVENING STAR.

~The Pendleton Messenger, in sketch OF
the ..Old Stone Meeting House" in that town,
after speaking of several celebrities buried In
the graveyard, says:
beneath a cluster of cedsrs repose all that
ia mortal of John Miller, printer We fingered
LONG by his grave, for his eventful life afforded
us food for meditation. If we could have seen
and conyersed with his descendants, who live
in this vicinity, we could have given fuller
sketch of him Mr.. Miller was the oldest typc
in the State. For the publication of Junius I
letters-the author Of those papers he well
knew-he was expelled from England lie
came to South Carolina; probably worked for
while in the Office of the first paper pubisned
in this State, at Charleston, and thence removes
Greene had in his Campaign; he did Job work
until he commenced the publication OF the Pen,
dletOn Messenger-the second paper established
in this State.
ssThe world has speculated much rs to the
authorship of Junius, but John Miller carried
the secret TO his grave at the '.Old Stone Meet
inc House. and has left no information as tc
the name of the author"
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HKDIUINR.
Do'Bx L7IMoRE

BALTIMORE
LULA nOSrLLALsy
Has disssvsssa Ne NEST Certain. ePseay and oay kzsssa
Remedy in The world fss all
DTSEASES OF IMPRU NCE.
f. LIT NO FALSE pKIIcAcY PRKvTNf.
ap an , ,aMh -. ~, nL ~, .-o
DAYS : -.
whnea o. tne saes, Al .a' a.i
me n - s,,' o.
nslen o. ~ .ns ~ ~ s
a . o.. s..,,.s ~ ~. 49,. s,a,n..h - poS.i.
AL T.rr,Ii. n,sori.,s ,,.as Pom soIs,, H.e. A
~h;eh -.
feusa-tnoee DIeaoin ana tse
der Marriage imPe'sls and d';sTsS both Body ana Mind
r.rx,.u, ~. hsro. al. ,..,;r. Al s.l,,. r, Viz.
and d,.,urys .b vbieh sanusy ,vseps ~
m unmsy eraT. hoa.snds Of Yosnr Men Of he mosi an
sse a o ~ - J, y. ~ ~ " ~
enlane 20 snk I'm ss " -.
49,. 's'~'J w ""s S''' ~ - ~ '
HARKIAar
H.p,rrn vvr snus y. w.. A. -. ...,...I..,. ~.
49, 49, -. :, nS..,,i x p ~. 1870 dsh,,r,
1s ~ h :, -. Ps.uy q, m. ,.,,.,
81 WY pa snasI w u ~. :. ~ sng
10y 10y ~. IN -. ,h.sa; s'"A' anu s'""J'' ~"
a., of i!I No. soern vi s.noh
the Garner Fail TO sbssr's and Number. Lsesrs
nut % Pao ana ssni Ip , sS1mp; o~
M.mLsr Of IN. R.yal CoilsS. Of L.nd. rr.er.,,
from ara AZ hs ost sn.at CoIsr.. !, N. U;,,s sst..
.nd IN. x.atsr n., Of ~ho,s ia rs re-. .n.n, IA ~. 10.
ptsls Of 1oodo Paris Ph,dsiph;. and .,s~h,r. has ~
ctsd soms Of tbs most astonishing crrs. ha ere avs,
hnovn. ms nv troubled With nxn IN hs had aud a.
vhsn ,.Ie,n sr.af b.nS harmed =, spdd.r
,oxn a., bs,hfunts with freonsn busbus as.ds ,om.
umss with asranesmsn, nnd wsr. cured sd.stsly
Yam, Man .nd o,s.r Who s,,. in,Ur.S ,s.m,.I,.t
certain S.ctics INDUCED in when slonsa habi, ,ou.utIy
learned from sviI CON nioas or at school, the sdse Of
which are nirht, felt sven when asleep aud not
rsndsrs marriage impcssbls and dssrsy, ss mind and
fhss. ars som, IN, ,ad and hoI sy,c
BY early habits Of YOUTH ws.tns,s the Back
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Doctors DIsAGREEISG AT THE WEsr.-A
lively and ludicrous combat between female
physician, Mrs. Stllwell, and a regular trow-
sefed doctor, named Mcneil, took place in the
streets Of De Witt, Iowa, few days ago. The
affair grew out of professional rivalry, the
immediate provocation being lengthy article
in the village paper from the pen of the male
disciple of Esculapius, severely rejecting upon
the character Of his professional sister The
latter, after careful diagnosis of the case, de-
application of a stimulant in the shape of a
cOwskin. Providing herself with this article,
she hunted up her traducer, and piled him SC
assiduously with heavy doses Of the new thera-
peutical agent, at remarkably short intervals,
that the patient, unable to bear such bold prac-
tice, clasped the fair practitioner in his arms,
and held her so firmly and affectionately, that
the efforts of tho town marshal was necessary
TO release her. At the latest accounts both
doctor and patient were doing we'll.
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t The style of crnss-examinatiOn of wit
ness by Hon. Edward Bates, of Mo, may be
seen in the following extract from the report IF
the Shaw breach Of promise ease. A tidy
looking servant girl was on the stand
Q. Did you ever see anybody sitting up to
Miss Efie, counting her?
A. don't know.
O. Did you ever see Mr.. Shaw counting Miss
Ellie?
A I can't tell.
Y. oh yes, yoR ran, a sensible, pretty girl
IKE yOU, EHOrS 1rhdt that 4ueans
Mr.. Shreve. / object to Mr.. Bates winning
the affections Of the witness.
The court took a recess of half an hour.
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FANCY GOODS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NANCY GOUDS,
II AT REDUCED PRICES.
Having on hand q very large stock of Fancy and
les, Collars, Sets, Cambria and Swiss Edginys In
servings and Flouncilgs, Lace Collars and Sets,
Valencia Laces and Edgings, Black and White
Real Thread Laces, Black Lace Collars and Points
ParasOls, Dress Trimmings and Findings of ali
the finest quality, large and varied assortment Of
Bonnsts, Ribbons and Flowers also, Ready male
ally found in Fancy Store. All Of which have
determlned to sell, from this time until the list of
therefore embrace the opportuuit, Of supplying
themselves at Stevens New Fancy Store. $40 Pa.
avsnue II, &. STEVENS
Y. b. Large lot of Mourning Sets and latest STYLE
Valencia Trimmed IIandkerchiefs just receIvsd.
may -eOu R. 8
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VERY CHEAP

VERY CHEAP
G. u T. T G. g
hOusekeePers who would at least 3 tn 81
per cent IN the cost OF CARPETS IN buying them
Sow And not In the autumn will do we'll to cali al
our MareIoOnls, No. 4 Market Space. and make
We are 5sIIIny good heavy: and elegat patterns
OF EN6LlSH VELVET CARPETS at | Ska
ENGLISH BRUSSELS at aIe, 81, anI 81 Tx
worth 3 l.25 Ia = 81 in the fall
Elegant THREE-PLY, weighin als pounJs In
the Satd. at from 81, sIl?H, and 81 ~. These
soods are IN entirely new designs aud colors
Extra heavy superfne INGRAM CARPET
iNGS At u. e., 10, 81 and S7h cents Will be mncb
higher priced in the fall. " " 10 "u0"
h!so, beantlfnl supply OF RUGS and DOOR
made. o' H"ats are
Also, lot Of superior English VENETIAN
DAMASk CARPETING, in entirely new eoinrs.
width So, 4, 7-8, aud "A. ~ 'S'
III In consequence Of the warm veatber and
Iateness OF the season, determn ed ~ Tnn an
prices. ~"
Je l-eO5t CLAGETr A. DonSnN
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V,HE CELEBRATED
l. DIR. J. S. ROSES MEDICINES,

These remedies the result of thirty five years
of extensive and successful practice, and are the
that flesh is heir to.
DR.. ]. s. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, OR EX-
PECTORANT, will radically cure Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, BRONCHITIS, and ell Lung diseases.
Price 50 cents and 81.
DIR. j. s. ROSES ALTERNATIVE SYRUP,
or Blood Purber, for the euro Of ScrOfula, Old Erup
tons, Chronic Diseases, Ulcers, Swelled Neck and
aildseases arising from impure state ofthe blood.
Prizes 81.
DR.. J. 8. ROSES DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND
The only sure cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plaint. Price 30 cents.
DR.. J.. 8. ROSES PAIN CURER. IL is not a
cure a but it a one mas stood the test of s. years
curing Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Aches, ChOlic,
Pains the Stomach and Bowels, Sprans, Bruis es
Pains in the Limbs Joints, Back, and Spine, or any
pain internally or externally. Price, L. q, and 50
cents q bottle.
HyOu wish TO get cured of any of the above com
plants, get DR.. J. :. ROSES GENUINE MEDi
ClNES, which you will know when genuine by
having mis- written signature on the cork of each
bottle. Sold by druggists generally.
". b.-BewaTs of those poor nostrums purpOrtine
To he the best In the world. la 4-Iy
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uARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALI.,
II TIE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREPARED BY A CHEMIST

Fan BOW Illus,
PREPARED BY CHEMIST.
BOTTLES II, Is and 50 cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HAKTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL should be kept
III all families In case of accidents or sudden sick
ness as 1t cures III less time than it
suires to get q ply sician.
1t cures pain In any part Of the system and is used
externally and internally.
III AS the frequent changes of the weather pro-
duee bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs
and Body; also, Stiff Neck-every person should
get bottle Ii acts upon the Nerves, Muscles,
Sinows, Blood and Bones and by its warming cleo
tromagneho power, e1pes all pain from the sy stem.
IN; BIf ,SGn hsXe 3 Cough, use HARTS
HORNE'S PECT0RAL SYROP OF WILD
GHERRY-it is the best Cough Syrup in the
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver, StO-
oretOns.
The above medicines to be had at all Drug Stores
In Westminster Oily; kIDWEI.L Il CISSELL at
Georgetown; II. PEEL Co., Alexandria.
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hRRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

BROWNS, HOTEL.-w Coyle and family,
nh w Thompson, do: b Ragand, Va; h
Hutohins, Nd; d Case, Pa; W 7 PIERCE, do; W
GOrdlng and lady, do; Mrs Hutchinson. do; w II
GoOdlng, do; BrOadwater, do; DIR Il II Clark and
lady, T1nn: Miss Nj F. Perbles, do; Mrs ) Hern-
9 Robinson and lady, Mich; G G Wif.ss, UsN;; 4
J Cromwell, do; : Holden, Tenn; W ii Smith,
Md; p Dray eon, USN; rs Means, Pa; Hon w NJ
Chnrchwel, Tenn; E Wheeler, NY; T c Will
NATIONAL HOTEI-W Allen d C; E wy
vail, Mo; Is smith. ~ z; II COrprew. La; J COR
prev, do; Hall, CT; w Dement,, Md; q X East
man, Va; i 6oodhue, Pa; III Reynolds, Md; : X
Adams and son, Miss; J Spiiman, Md; K X swift,
Mass Dixie: do, It F Bowie, Nd; Is r Dennis
Va; w Jones. Md; Freer Can; q Lsrner, Ind;
Stevens, do; ! Yates, Pa; Or I.uckett I'd IA ~
Va ~ - o'"d'
WIZARDS HOTEL.-w Stewart, Can. ]
Van McColum; Pa; r : Hitchcock, Md; Nj n
Fails, do; NJ Malone and lady, Va; Mrs Gen W s
HaTney and daughter. Mo; g L Alexander, Mo; W
W Husei NY; q By Fnes, Mass; j r. IL Stuart arc
family, USA; J Morrison, NJ; A Conger NY: w
ny WiIil,,ssmson, Va; + Wyeth, Pa; r. Harman,
Chambtiss, USA. "
,klRKWQOD HOU Err Snowden, I'll; J
Mills, Ny; ID Lyon, Va; g w south Pa; Or &
J ID Graham. do; ii r Pickering, do; : 9; Stone
Ala; Nu,man; USNA; r J Hgginson. do;
EtnIolyant' 90; MI tray, DC; Mr. Moran, do;
NJ. 'n' A'A' r. rsrSos' va Mecioske'
UNITED STATES HOTEL-A AIdricI. ID C.
MarstOn. Pa; Marshall Johnston. sd; Col IVN
J3hns0n, do; Bslston, Mass; DOfard, n \
Barnes Va; r. Butler, do; Miss Lace Md: n Ha
vIshaTd, -; Nixon, Va.
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CAPON SPRINGS.

CtAPON SPRINGS.
" HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, Va.
The Subscribers would respectfully inform their
friends and the public that they have A 4
leased the above we'll known NA0
WATERING PLACE, E,M /
lthis lease embracing the Mountain House, W ddle
Buildings &C., and will open for the reception of
visitors the 2bth of June. Invalids and Families
can he accommodated earlier if desired -
three miles Of the place. '-
III Circulars or other information can be had
by addrsssing US as above, or J. N. Buck, Esq. OF
Howard House, Baltimore,
,sts ]. C, WADDLE;
], h. SMITH,
m t-eoSm' PropIietors.,
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THE SECRET INFIRMITIES or YOUTH
AND MATURITY

FNHE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF YOUTH
AND MATURITY,
Just pnJliSkssf gratis. ths 2di fhoBSdad
A few words on tine Rational Treatment. without
Medicine, of SpernEatorrheaor Local -Ul1hx.
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, HH4EfZ
Genital and Nervous Debility, Pre-
mature decay of the System, lmpo-
tency and lmpediments TO Marriage
generally,
BY b. DE- I.ANEY. NJ. u.
The important fact that the man, alarming com
plants originating in the imprTdence aud solitude
of youth may he easily removed WITHHOLD MEDICINE
IS in this small tract clearly demonst ated and the
entirely new aud highly successful treatment. as
adopted 10y the Author, fully explained, by means
Of which everyone is enabled to cure HIMsEIF per
ircty aud at the least possible cost. Thereby avoid
ing all the advertised hostrums of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free, in a
scaled envelope by emitting post PAID twO post
age stamps 20 DR.. V. DE LANEY, - Fast Slst
street, ~ w York City. maSl tr
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XEDICIUK8.
uELMBOLD'S

III ELMBOLOS
S sFESSEYItf IL sas s E.ad.A4.T
HEtMB0kBs B BHHGGHHH Tor s the Eti,dnsJs
HHfMB3tR,s BSSS SH9 l lST HS. sSscs.ne...
BSeHH i b@nsss Msf%Tf Vision
EBE ESHH sI &ssa h65s sSii,
HHEEILMsB9LR,S B ECHU for Universal Gassitude.
for H NsEs nss''
HEtMB9LRs BGGHH for Wsfeiainsss.
BEGHH T RPy1sss q the Skim
HskMB9tBB BUSHT Rs IL ~
Si Mo saf Eo s.S
lessness, with Want of Attention, Horror of So
H HEEMMB9tRs HIGH gSG#Y for Distinctions
''''n' s sfa Il Hise oRS a me
Existing in either sex from whatever cause oriri-
HOW L0NG STANDING.
By sSrslss RtR s often
Gravel and Dropsy, and invariably by the iniudi,
o!ous or nervous and debilitated. 1t IS fact, long
effects the mind more than any and ali others, and
isllowed to go on-which this medicine invariably
Epileptic Fits-in Of which the patient may ex.
plre Who can say thst these excuses are not fre-
and Conspmption? The record of the Insane Asy,,
iums, and the melancholy deaths by CONSUMPTION
In Lunatic Asylums the most melancholy exhibi
no2 appears. The cOunteranos is actually solder
aha cute destltpte-neither mrth nor grief eveI
rarely artlculste.
With T0efu measures, wan Despair.
Low. sullen sounds, his grief beguiledo
Debility IS most terrible, and has brought thous.
ands upon thousands to untmely graves; TINS blast
ing the ambition Of many noble youths. it can b.
-, " iSFa LIiBLE REMEDY.
=, The mass OF voluntary testimony In possession
tho Proprietor, vOuching its virtues and curatlv,
To science and fame Certificates of cures from ont
month to twenty years standing, and of the mos
specton. from Governors Of States, Judges, eminen
Phiyksel z, s And d!stlRs Sishod CIeTgymen
ed directly according to the rules of Pbarmacy anf
Chemistry, with the greatest accuracy and Chemi
gal edge and care devoted in it's combin nation
Soc PrOl. Devices valuable Works on the PractIc,
OF Physlc, and most Of the late Standard Works O
HEI.MBOLD's BUCHU is safo and ulsas,,t =,
taste and oder. but IIrnediste in its action.
CITY Of Phsdslpia, H. f. HEEMB6EDS, che Ga ta
ton contains no Narcotic, Mercury. or injufiou
Drug but are r PHgTEeIIyM Xss5Ssttabblea o
November, 1854. WIN. p. HIBBARD, Alderman. !"
Price 81 per bottle or six for S. delivered to an,
A TRIAL COSTS BUT A DOLfAR-TRY 1T
And DO CONVINCED OF its efficacy. And it is accom-
Professors Of Medical COLLEGES CierrTmen ii an,
Others. Prepared BY :, H; T: HELMB0T.D, ~
South Tdnth b bSioA cfPf%.s
T9 be had Of all Druggists and dealers Throughout
the United States, Canadas, and British Provinces
ASK for ,HELMBGLDs-.ake no other. Cure
Sold BY c. sTOTT, Druggist corner Pa. avsnu,
and It'll street, Washington city, and all other drug
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SILVER PLATED wARE.-H. %. HOOD 10
ICE PITCHERS. CAKE BASkETS. Rreakisst
and Dining CASTOkS, BUTTEk CO0l.ERS,
33e.Penp, avenue. me D
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- T. II o + u l. A,
OR KINGS EYJI..

!. Constitutional disease, corruption Of the flood, by
Snen s. mud ate Tsst and poor Being
out IN disease part Of it. No organ its
scrofuoGs Is varousy calsed by mercurn iseas.
low living disOrdered ahy food Impcr. air. h'
venerl Infection Whatever origin it is hereditary in
the s ,,S aaS & fGo parents 20 children
ROD OF linn who says. 81 wall visit the niquies Of the fathers
Its effect, by deposition III. blood Of cor
rut or ncerous NATTER Which, Ia the lungs liver
aud the surface erupons Til, foul corruprion
which g.ndsrs ia tie blood deprss.e the eHerge. Of life,
eomplht bnt they have far less Withstand the
disorders which, although scrOfSOu. in their nature are
@ 5 5s . t.t in the system Most Of the
gin directly in this scrofuous contamination many de-
.ruSye diseases Of the h'er Kidneys brain, and ndee
cause.
invaded by hi, lurking cton and ther eah is un
dermined by To cleanse from the system must reno
vHs The blood by an alternative medicine and inviguaet by
healthy food and exercise Such medicine supply in
AYERS
he :3G Ss .l u
can devise for this everyShers prevailing and fatal maady
discovered for the expugaton disorder from the
blood and the rescue Of the from
oaIy scrOfua but also those other arise from
NYS FIRE, ROSE ERYsIPELAs, PIMPLEs, PUsTuLss
BLoTcREs, BLAINs IND BOILs, TUMoRs TETrEK AND
TIsDI, sYPHILITIc AND MEacURIAL DISEASES, DRoP-
sY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and, indeed, ALL COM
The popular belief in mpurity OF the blood 10 founded in
tIuts for serofus . ration Of the blood The
regener.te this vital fluid, which sound health Is i'm
possible in contaminated constitutions.
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
For all the purposes Of Family fhy,ir,
composed that within the Of action
can rarely withstand or erade them Their Penetrating prop
critics search and cleanse and nvgorae every portion Of
The human organism correcting is diseased action aud
properties the invalid who bowed down With pain ply
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The Restorative put up bottles of three yes,
VIZ: large medium, and small the small holds ha
pint, and retas Tor one dollar per bottle the me
fium holds at least twenty per cent. IN proper
tOb than tho small retals for two dollars per bot
tie; the large holds Il quart, 40 per cent. more in
proportion, ana retails for S..
%. }. WOOD CO, PrOPrietOrs, SI2 Broadway
New York, lin the great n. Y. Wire Railing EsiaG,
ishinent and ia Market street, ~. Louis, Mo:
Dealers. mar is 3tawIy ra
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ID MCIEAN'S
III ATENE EXCEISINR ga Su SIrST Mp

ID MCI,EAN'S
Il ATENF EXCELSIOR SASH SUSTAINERS
Tor sustaining window sash when raised or lowered
at any point desired, making window twhether old
or newt aS convenient for when hung with
weights and pn,ieys. and the cost comparatively
tIlHIng. fins Pat mt received the diploma of the
metropolitan Mechanics Institute in this city.
The superiority OF this article over all other Sash
SustaIners now in nse, has been well tested by num-
bers Of our citizens, to whom reference can be
made.
Patent Right for the District of Columbia and
AIsXandria county, Va.-FORD& DOUGHERTY,
of Washington.
All orders left at the Carpenters Shop of Messrs.
-HULTZCHAW BRUFF, Louisiana avenue,
between 9th and 10th streets north side twhere it's
practical working can be seen,l at the residence
Of JOHN n. FORD, No. 241 Virginia avenue, be-
tween nth and 18th streets west, will be promptly
attended tn. ma q 2taviws
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CHARLES CARDEW
HRw YORK, July a5. ls5

PROF. o. wooD With dol rec nd yuur
Hair Restorative beng the eficscops article ever
cav Since using Han Restorative and whsk
which were almost white have gradually grown dark md
now feel Confident that few applications will restore
them TO their natural color IL also has relieved of all
dandrun "nd unpleasant itching Among persons
Sho psrspirs freely j. g. kLBY