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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-03

YExEcuTIoN AND BURIAL OF wALKKR-The
British war steamer Gladiator brings to New Or
Leans some further accounts respecting Walkers
iate; Zen shots were fred at him, amid the cheers
OF the natives, who afterwards refused to bury
him, leaving that duty to foreigners. Col Rudler
has been sentenced to four years impri sonment
The remains OF Walkers army reached New Or
leans on Friday, having come on board of the
The New Orleans Delta has the following par
tcnlars Of Walkers capture: =
tie was first attacked, after his retreat from
Truxillo, at place called Roman by party of
Hondurans, led by French despsrado, who had
been released from prison at the Belize, where he
was under sentence of death, with promise Of
pardon on the condition that he captured Walker
The Hondurans, under the lead of this rufhan,
made vigorous assault on Walkers camp, bui
were met with great steadiness and GOODNESS, and
repulsed with the loss of half their men, During
the hght the French brigand, who led the party,
made desperate effort TO capture the General,
and succeeded in wOunding him, but was finally
killed by tue General himself. r Retreating In good
order further down the coast, Walker reached a
place called Cotton Wood, or Limas, where he
was again attacked and again repulsed his assaiI-
ants. Continuing his retreat he reached the river
called T1nto, or Black river, where he encamred
the natives still pursued and threatened him,
out walker kept them at distance, until
Information having been sent to Commander
Salmon, OF the British ship Icarus who was of
the coast, accompanied by schooner having on
board a force of Honduran soldiery-and the
BRUSH commander sent up strong force, COM
posed OF sailors and marines of the Icarus and of
the Honduran soldery, who, surrounding Wal
ker's camp, compelled his surrender. He sur
rendered to the British commander who asked
him and Col Rudler Of what country govern
ment they claimed protection. Walkers answer
was, THAT OF Nicaragua" He was then asked
If he desired to place himself under the protection
OF the British flag: He replied, ''No; that he had
said the British officer replied, Gas you have no
government, will insure you one ;" and ordered
that he be delivered over to the Honduran officer,
who had him and Col. Rudler ironed
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STRANGE OccURsENcR-A MuRp,Rrp W..
pkks SIX fkAKs AND AT LAST GIyss UINSEIp
SP TO JUSTICE The 81. Paul Pioneer of the 3ld
september, relates the llowin Tbn - -
trrnoon man came TO the Jail In This citv ana
inquired Tor the Sheriff, and on being tol3' that
he was confined to his bed, (ou account of his
iate accident, } he went away, but returned again
before dark, and finding Deputy Sheriff Mille1' ne
told him that he was charged with the commis
sion OF murder some six years ago In Viruyi ala
snu tnat since then he had been a wanderer and
desired 70 deliver himself up, and to have notice
OF his detention forwarded to the oftca,s Of ,bs
law In virginia. After having his ipteryiew wi IN
ine Sherln, his request was complied with and
, ne Suerin wIoie Yesterday to Virginia, notifying
.ue proper omcers, He came into town with q
small Red River cart, drawn by a voke of sro IN
s.SsIs, which, together with his GUN. he desired
the sheriff to sell to the best ADVANTAGE. that hs
h honS nave ans proceeds to pay bis board in case
ne should be tried In Virginia for the off-ns,,
acknowledged to have been Committed =
ny the favor OF the sheriff We had an interview
wtn tne prisoner Yesterday. He Is about d We feet
ana so.,v ,s,, IN weighs sbout one hundred
sna iofty pounds, dark, sallow omplexIon. black
Eyes, ana black whIskers and moustache and IA
dressed IKE iurnbegmsn He said his name ss-rs
Ss,,ne IM1nsy, and that he is charged with mur-
eenng Mf. Peyton, In Cabell county, Va. HE
facility confessed the homicide I'm ssat,, q. :, =,
was caused oy bis having discovered Pevton I'm
o. ehmtnai connection with his wife and by "A wing
.nss & ne ald not think his punishment would eT.
that he had worked ON tue BIsea "a 1s,,es s.a.ea
rivers IN wisconsin, and had been in Minpesota
,nrse yean, although he was native OF Ohio. and
nau nsslasnGe tnere when the murder took
place. de had worked In Lower sank R,niS.
on the Red River, at Pembina, ana In many H.,
places. . -. " '''A"y o'oei
Without manifesting much cont,,,o, e.. A..
crime, or fear OF punishment he imagined wb.,se
ever he lived, that everybody looked mon hin, :.
a murderer. The elements even VIII, nrsea in a. 10.
ears when be bad abandoned the society ~ NJ,
and lived alone in the depths Of the forsst cnn sn
seqnenuy ne hss nad no abiding place for six
Texas to Minneeota, suffering, as he says. .smorr
than hundred deathsn At last, almost ,ro,n
out be came to the conclusion TO deliver himself
up, that after the sentence Of the law had been
executed, he might again live among his friends.
o. or make q home where be would be 7undisturbed
The tale OF his wandesings Is strange and In.
tefesting-so 2nnge that T. occurred to us his
?ind WA not sound, but we could detect no evil
oence o. mental abefrstion, and nothing In his
conauct that could not be reconciled, In view Of
'ne awful crime he had COMMITTED. ~
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WHAT WALKET RELIED ON IN MS RAIp.-THF
EMPEROR NAPOL EoN IMPLICATED As M, Accox
PLIcx-The Montgomery Gala } Mail Of the 26tb
uit has the following:
Gen. Walker visited this CITY abopt Ave NJ, sf,
weeks before he went down to Ruatan. He had
been here little while previously and len nm.
finished negotiation about small amount 0,
ss - nsnt ne Las. time he came, his only objec
eity, VINO al the time happened to be in Florida
Ihe deneral therefore only remained from eigh,
IN the morning tn four in the afternoon
During these few hours, Gen Walker had very
full, II not unresefved, conversations with Col
joel Riggs and the senior editor Of this paper
Dotn In this cdice and that Of the Southern Jpsn
rance Com pany, OF which Col. r. is the secretary
In tnose conversations, (Which in the main were
OF the same tenor as those held during previoi,,
VISIT he made one or two statements. In regard
10 which he imposed an obligation of secresy onlv
Iar as II should be necessary to protect his en-
terPrise That at an end, there Is no reason why
we should not publish these statements as show
Ing, In part at least, on what Gen Walker relied
10 both Col Riggs and ourself, Gen. Walker
statrd I'm conversations held during both yisI "a
but with most emphasis, and partIcnlarIv dmrsn' :,
the last) that he had assurances of asst stance
rom tue French Government, IL he should be
aoie a TO regain control Of Nicaragua. He alleged
ihat there was perfect understanding between
that Government and HIMSELF that III h, wonld
estaoilsh the institution of slavery, by law. I'm
Nicaragua, the French Government would $50
tnat the French commercial marine should bring
| Africa
could be prohtably carried there. He expressed
10 us the utmost confidence in this ARRANGEMENT
ana 10 Col Riggs question "if the Emoeror OF
tne French had himself signifed his approval of
the arrangementr' he answered distinctly. eyes
the Emperor himself has been approached and
nave guarantees, y or words precisely tantam omit
he dld not, OF course, indicate the channel bv
which the arrangement had been made, but thai
ne placed absolute faith In IT, was obvious In nv
one Who knew Lin. We believe that he added
10 US that there We're details of the arrange,uent
which 1t was needless and Woald be improper 10
mention. .a.. ..-#. f'oPei "
The General at the same time informed ps tI,,,
he had been for some weeks sending men down
singiy, or In pairs, to Ruatan-~hicb he sid
we, was only 10 miles from the coast of Honduras:
mat his agent there was an old Alabama rIvs2
poatman, Of Intelligence, who kept public senti.
mient ali right in Ruatan and himself ad vise,.
that he had paid out all the funds he could r,iss
ia hnatan passages; was here tn obtain S1 O1l
which had been partially promised him, with
whlch and 100 or 2OO men, aud the arms of thu
susan, all az Ruatan in good order1 he could oo a
over 70 Honduras and work his way into Nc.
afagua, where Ee hoped to get control of the
transit route, and receive accessions at both ends
ne assured us he had SO many friends i'm Mic.
draSua, among the natives, that a small white
force only would be necessary.
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TYPHOID FEvER-This disease prevails In that
section OF Anne Arundel county, Md, bordering
OF the late Robert B. Morse has suffered severely
from 1t, his son-in-law, A. r. Mountz; his son.
WIN. II. Morse, aged % years, and the sister of
the latter, all having died within few weeks
Another one of the family is lying dangerously ILL.,
III movement has been made to build a line
OF telegraph from Alexandria to Warrenton, Va
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PROF. WOODss
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOVAT0R

i Ii precisely what its name indIoates for Ia.
invisoratns and strensthenins 70 tss ia ss.
and 81 the same time revIvi6es, relnstatsx 80 -
aaS TaS "a ss ss,sS sS sss sS:
| 20 attacks @ disease. lt 10 the only prepsrntlon
fully combined as to be the. most powerful tonic.
sne at the same TINE 40 perfectly adapted 90. 10
and hence will soofhe ihs srsakssf sfonseI. and
tone the oEeStve organs, and thus allsy al ner-
ting and at the same tRe It is composed entrei, OF
yegeraD YET so oom6nea IS 10 produce the most
furious oonseq quences. such a remsdy has Ion,
bAen feit 70 be deslderatsm in the medical voYlf
follows al attack Of disease and proceeds ssd nv
deed lays the system op % the ihsdous atranks
| following: Consumption, Indie estiOn, DyspepsIa,
Loss OF ApPetIte, Fantness, Nervous lTritsh, ity
Night swsats, fsngor, Giddinsss, Retention of. ss
well as Painful obEtrueted, too profuse, or too
These 81 depend upon general deblit,. This purs-
healthy tonic Cordiai and x God Renovator ls a.
no mistake about It. But this is not all IN the
system Is weakened we are open 70 6allous al
sre troubled with sosidins and InooStineece 60 OF
in The bscE size and betTesh the sSonder., pe exl
oeedingy liable 10 slight colds, coughs, and II IN
goes down to . premature grave. But space WI /
Tot allow us 20 enumerate the manv II q 20 which
But We Wi say IN tSs coS1isI aSd BOoS RssoTs
Tor you have perfect, safe, pleasant and eeeouaI
Iemesy Tor loss OF App tits, BllIOusness FIstu-
Ience, weak and siok stomach. Lsufour Iiyer
Somplalnt, Chlils and Fever, any liou sttaok
Sot tveness, AeldIty fthe stomach, NeTvouspess
Neura.gia, Pslptstioa of the Heart Depression
ofSplrlts. sores, Pmples the Pace, or suy dis
ease aTislns from impure blood, sneh as SoTofuIs
brysPelas, bronchitis, Cough, difhoulty Of Breath
ing, and al that class Of diseases ga cd female
say the traveller exposed 70 epIdemios, change Of
climate ard wster, will find it pleasant. safe and
sure remedy. and no 0ns should ever travel with
out Resdsr. try Il, for assure you yos will
hnd IN 1t friend ind ed, well TREND in need
All persons OF sedeLtary habits viil fnt II PEI
iect preventive Cf as wei as cure for those all
msnts which they are particularly exposed Hence
minister's students, attorneys iiterarr gentlemen
ana ladies who are nCt sccust med 20 Iauch ont
door exercise, Will hud II 10 their advantage 10
Keep Dotte constantly on hand; and aboxe
Inothers or those becoming such, Will 90 tr1bush
that moet ana eTous period not only with u tn ar
acous' omed strength, but safe and free from the
thousand lnents so prevalent amOng the female
portion OF the woi Id. In short, is indeed mother
cordial. Try lt old and young; 10 To- ger rsn the
f,sk OF delay IL will relieve and prove itself EN-
pnaticsilya ResfoTattce CoSdsal asd Blood Rssoca.
tor.
%; J. wooD, proprietor, 444 Broad .ay, New
foIk, ena ia Market street sc. Louis, Mo- and
90 by oil good Drusgists. Price One Dollar per
PROF WOODS ss..a.f
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL.
BLOOD REEoVlToR. E''
au 29-eoiy. alw
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Furniture w arerOOms.
WALL d BARNARD

- WALL & BARNARD w
. w are Iow receiving, ON consignment, IL
5at their WaE,rOOms. corner of CIJl
and Ninth streets, Tin the rear of their
auction rooms,la vary large and general assert
ment tofFUHNITURE, of CAR PETS, and HOUSE
kEEPING GOODS generally, which they invite
the attention Of persons furnishing TO examine be-
Parior Suits, in Brooalelle, 4 cps and Hair Cloth.
Mahosany and Walnut sofas, Tete-a- tetes, and
Paror Easy Chairs =
Mahogany and Walnut Ma:ble-too and other
Tables, IN great Sariety .73 -
Ma,b'e-top Oak painted Cottage Sets
WALNUT and MshoganJ Marble top PLAIN and
Cane aud Wood scat Rocker, Dining, Once and
Handsome Gilt and Mahogany Looking G asses
Mshogaiy and Walnut Cottage and other Bed
Cabinets. Etageres, whatnots and Desks
Bruises, ply, lngrsin and other Carpets; Oil
Marble top, Walnut, Mahogany andsother WASH
sta nds and Sfnks ~ ~ =
haiI, Shuck, and shuck and Cotton Mattresses
With g eat variety of other FOODS not here men
TONED, which will be sold very low. =
WALL & BARNARD,
Auetioneers. sOuth side OF Avepue,
SO % colin corner "a. av. and 9Th street.
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The DEVASTATION IN SYRIA The Paris Monde
publishes letter from the director of the depart.
ment OF the schools In the East, showing that
during the late outrages In Syria twenty-eight
schools were destroyed, five hundred churches
torn down, forty-twO converts burnt, three hun
dred and sixty villages and nine religious estao-
iishments belonging to Europeans DESTROYED, and
tue harvests, produce, and buildings all ruined
within ll6s 800 quare killometres of territory.
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MoLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,


The only safe and certain Cor Cancers, Piles
mora, sweiRgs and Bronehis core, Paralysis, Neu.
ralga, WeAknsss OF the Muscles Chronic
Rheumatism Stiffness Of the Ioins, Contracted Muscles or
Ligsmsnts, Earasbs foo;haehe Bruises sprans
Eus, Rounds Ulcers, Fever sores Caksd Breast, Sore
kppes, Durs Sealds, Sore Throat, or
pain, no difference how lOaE disc nav
have eristed, McLEANS CELEBRATED LINIMENT 10
a certain remedy - II. .I.I
Thoussnds Of human beings have been saved life Of dis
erspitnde and msery BY the Of th valuable
MeLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
W reiieve pain almost nsan nesusly, and will clean
purify and heal the foulsst incredible short
FOX HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
b. meLEANs CELEBRATED LINIniENT 10 the only safe
sna reliable remedy for the Of Spawn. Rngbsns
Windgals, Spnts. Unns Lumps Nodes slihgs
t never failed to Big Head, Pelev Fistus, Old
kunning Sores, or swssdy, if properly applied. For
sPrsns Bruses scrstehes Craeked hses Chsfes Saddle
or Collar Calls, Cuts Sores Wounds, infahble
remedy Apply dreeisd and cure Is certain in every
Then ger macy worthless Linir,e nj.
offered % yon Obtain supply of DR. McLEAN's CEg.E
BRATEQ LlNlMENT. u viii cure $3.50 I -
,lfs...s- J. X. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Third sad Pine sta, 81 Loeis Ma
CHARLES sTOrf Is Pa. as. sole sesut In ws,hhnr-
ton; X. D i. CiSsEL- seorfstownS b9t ss " D&w1y
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FEMALE EDUCATION
FEMALE BOARDING MIDDAY SCHOOL
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

Mrs. s. J. MCCORMICK, PRINCIPAL.
The thirteenth annual session of this Institution
Will commence on Tuesday, September 18th no the
house recently occupied by Sylvester Scott, Esq !,
The course of study pursued will comprise a.
the branches requisite to thorough English Edu
cation, and Music, French, Latin and Dfawing, if
desired s' :"
In addition to day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick is
boaTders, who, constituting part Of her own fam
lily, VIII be under her Immediate care and supervi-
sion. She Will endeavor, as far $ possible to sur
round them with the comforts and kindly influences
of Home. -
:, Rstsrsness.-Rev. Geo. H. Norton, Rev. D.. Ehas
Harrise9, Haa Key; d. F. sPrigg, William Fowls,
Esq- Henry MaIbury. Esq, L,ewis> McKenz; 9,
Esq, Robert H. Huntnn, Esq w Wallach,
Entwisle, Jr., ESQ !, Col. John w. Minor, Loadoun,
Brothers. -
TERMS,
Board, with Tuition in all the English Branches
IN advance.
Music and Languages at Professors prices.
No extra charges. au S8-tf
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Beware Of druggts dealers try 20 pair upon
you soms bitter sarsapar4 trash, which hey can bpy
cheap b saying !. nst sa good Avoid such men Ash
fer mCLEAN's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL, and ale
nothing else II 10 the only remedy that will purf, M,
Blood snd at the time the
oue teaspoootu taken every morning a
preventive for Cholera, chs and Fever yellow F,y.T
any gT.s.tnl disease Il Is Pnt In lsrg. bc.les
Sole proprietor OF this Cordial also Mclean. On
Linimsnt Principal De on the corner Of Thrd md
Pine n. Mo
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EDUCATIONAL.
A CADEMY OF MODERN IANGAUAGES.
"A fa (WAsHIherON BuiLDING) -
Pa AcsRus, Corner qf Ssrsafk Strsef.

~ 11]111'I 7OI HUBEhN 1lANGAUAGES,
"A t.. (WAsHIheFoN BuiLDiNG) -
p fa AceRNs, Corner ef Ssvsath Street. e.
DAY AMI fTSs EWS NIrrh n hcEASH Nc aNp SPANISH
At n No TRAMSL4TT0HS,
, "A M. Ds MoNTHURRY, Professor OF Modern
nounce that be viii resume his Classes ana Private
lesson on w ednesdsy next. the 18th Of Sepiem
give, IN schoGi: and private families 3 Course of
lecture upon the french Literature from the Ear
Time. e""sO W '"o issoh'
For terms and further particulars inquire at the
Academy, whore Prof De Monthurry will be in at :
tenannee daily from ito ii a. m aud from to D. m.
T. 4FEMALE EDUCATION. -. -
\ HOSE Parents who wish their dau hters to re-
ceiye thorough and systematic education. where
tholr pay scai aiming wi receive daily and special
attention., lnder the most approved sy stem Of Calls
uenlcs and mnastcs, are respectfully invited TO
visit the Union Female Academy, corner -Four.
teenth ST. and New York av = =
MIR. a MRS. Il. RICHARDS,
au S-u PTincipais
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OFFICE OF ot INsPESE9E = I = 6 AND sEALRR

NOI!cE rs HERERY GIVEN. That, a. rec
porst,on sspEoyed May Y. lsse, the undsrsisnsd is
o0 pre ~ tss IN vrtne and
examine test prove. and ascertain the soearsoy of
yars s9s, q any grs meter in gse IN tis c1fy
and s smother, sealed and nsrfed as true, val be
80 ~ in s psos II proved 70 be ssesrsts in i's
s19 Ga assAn pef a. kositios Tor use.
Omos Ne. $40 Seventh street, (uesr Odd Pei
CHA ARIEs ". cuSiNfN6 IN II 6HAm,
Db-u Inspector and Seeler Of Gas Meters.
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nUR STOCK Is ALWAYS C0MpLETE OF
ss - ths osIsersted Qh,ekssns sens, un1
every sizs, sfys, scale and finish. at prisss Vvvy
% suit the times; old Pancs taken inpsrt payn~rt
gold and silver medals 90 the different sxh,lsn.,,S
y the United States for the snpsriorit, Of ths,r
Pianos over . other makery. Their fisnos = -
better theIr prices as ov, their tsrms az as'ts
.sS ses 9or U5 Sa,H sa'' % a 9th
80. -. u .os JOHN y. E,Ias,
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EOR CHILDREN

u your children sietly, ppny or nieted Mel EA
CORDIAL viii make them healthy " fat, aud robust 10,
aot momsnti try IL, and you win be convinced IL 10
hcious 10 take.
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r. esaS esalS1Sf 2SfsLffs LffsSAbbEEsseSE SAibEsseSNE. .,;' Ssp
ss ssoef o = sss Ise.s 70 And
yh1ch We gsarantss - be pare julcs, ast wi. hs
fold o. reasoaAhle tsrms n order 70 mae AN
H. rla-ft,. -. Union BottliEs Depot
~ ss,esf N~ss ssvese ~ 6esss~s-~s,
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A MRS. WINSLOW, s...
IAN Exlerien ed Nurse and Female Physician,
presents to the attention of mothers, her
SCOT HING SYRUP.
Fer Children Tssthins.

aevsr bssn akls 70
Msdicins-NEvDE
a sfk Q l. Z IN
phCT a c UR . ,
Never did Ne knss
sstisfsctisn BY say
ths contrary, all are
0P 8RArIONs, and
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say Of any OTHER
MAS IT FAILID,I
STANCE TO ~
when timely Issd
an instance Of dis
ens Who rssd IL. On
, delighted With IL,
snsa L. =.
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THbRE IS NO MTSTAkE ABOUT T
Suffer no longer. Take it according to directions IL viii
stimulate gAsn and invisorate you and cause III,
bloom OF health your cheek again Every bottle
warranted o give sstisf. .cton - - ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10
II and lsl chartrss street.


Thousandsare daily speaking in the praise Of
DIR. EATog's IERAgTILE coRDI4E.
aud why' because faa afford insananeor ess
when given time acts by magic and one trial alone
willconvince that what is II conains
NO PAREGoRIC OR oPfATE
Of kind and therefore removing the
child instead Of BY daadenug sensbe For ,hls
eason ceRmends itself theony reliable preparation nov
known for Children Teethng Darles Dysentery carpin1
in the Bowels Acidty of the Stomach IN the Head
and Group also for sotenng the Gums Reducing nanatio
Regulating the Bowels and Relieving Pain has no equal
being anpasmodic IL used unfaltng all,
cases Of Gonvpsion other Fits As you value this life
health of your children and wish them from those saa
oghng consequences which certain ts the m
o. narcotics of which all Other remedies for Infante Com
plants composed take Dr. Eatsas nfptie Ca,
dial this rely II ispefeey harmless and
not nue the most delicate infant Price cea Full diree
tons accompany each bottle. Prepared only By
CHURCH DUPONT
No. 400 BroRd way New yark
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10
RA1sAM1o CORDIAL


The great standard medicines of
their popularity only through years Of trial Unbosndes
aetion Is rendered Wy them In Gcaea the
pronounced them worthy.
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDIog. DEBi1.
rTY or THE NNRvoUs SYSTEM. DISEASES or TN
KIDNEYS and ali diseases arising froEa d!soriered liver
weakness of the stomach digestive organs and
permanently cured by the GERMAN BTTI ERs.
The BALs AHIG CORDIAL has acquired reputation
passing that Of any similar preparation exsnt will chr,
without fail the and standing COUGH GOLD
OR HoARsEEEss, BRONCHITIS. INFLUENZA, GROUP.
PNEUMONIA, fNcIPtENT CONSUMPTION and has per-
formed the most astonishing known af
CONFIRMED ooNsUMpTIoEi
Afew doses viii also eheeS the severe
DTARRHEA proceeding from Cold In the Bowels.
Tbese medicines prepared by DR. NJ JACKSON Co.
No. 4Is Arch Philadelphia, Pa sold by drug
ts and dealersin medicines cents PEI hot
e The signaureo Of O. NJ Jackson will be on the outsids
wrapper ofeaeh bottle.
In the Almanac published annually BY propretors called
EVERYBoDT's ALMANAC, you will fndfesnony and eon-
mandatory notices from all Of tho country These Alma
nscssre given away by all ouf agents.
J. WRIGHT CO., Agents
n and Isl ChartreS strsat