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Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-12
TURNER BROTHERS,

Corner Washington and Franklin streets, N. Y,
Niagara street. Buffalo MY,
Corner Broadway and Front SITS. San Francisco, Cal
And for Sale by Merchants and Druggists every.
where. ap20-3m
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-12

THE DELA WARE STATE LOTTpn,,
Draw every wEDNEsDAY-ondo oro c. @'
per month ExTRA-with capital G,ai,a nrin. !: s:sls
100000.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-12

CERTIFICATE.-I,t the undersigned GOV
ernor of Hungary, do testify hereby, that Dr. L: .
Czapkay has served duringth contest for hungarian
liberty, as Ch ef Surgeon, in the Hungarian army,
with faithful perseverance. Whereof nave gwen 10
him this certificate, and recommend him to tue Sympa
tbv attention and protection of all those who
pabe Of appreciating patriotic elfsacrhee and un
deserved mis(ortune KOSsUTH LAJ0S,
Governor of Hungary.
WASHINGTON Cry, JAN 9th, 1852.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BROWNS HOTEL.-R Bowie and ly, Md;
w n Bretman, Ga; Burch, Md; Speller, Gen
w Stands and w, Va; NJ Floyd, Floyd
Tenn; Chuk, Nj Chuk, Ark; r Mcclure and
ColtSteiner, Ala; Starr, Md; Williams and
lv, Mrs Ewele, Chapman and ly, XIV; X
Hugher and ly, nj Hart and ly, Mr. Ian and ly,
La g Acker, Ala; II Lawson, Tenn; f. SNYDER
and son, Pa; A Barbour, Va; Smith, Magyar
gle, Pa; w KERN and fam. Miss; DR. Logan w
Harral, sc; Kendrick and fam Kendrick
"a: IL Chapman, A Damaid, Va; G W Irwin, j Ii
Eally, Md; w II Edwards and iy. XIV; 1. Biting
HemPhill, Pa; Read, Va; T Hedian, Nd;
q w Brown, Mass; w Hill, Md; Orr NJ; ri
Stedman, Va; Wells, ID De Bow La; w n
Taliaferro, VI Boyd, Va; J Walker. M Harris,
ga; w n Butterfeld, McCune, NY; Jamie
AMI sis'er, Pa; Norbert, Tenn; Gen w w w
w Cd, Miss; Col w Luper, DR. Taylor, Pa; T
Co IneY; Smith, Tenn
NATIONAL HOTEL-T McKafg, Md; Jno
Powell, va; Fox, X Hayward, DC; M Kerr,
ISAi Il Ledyard, Ala; f. Gregory, NJ; 8
Weatherby, Md; A Davis, CT; DR. Ammen, CSN;
Magness, Tex; Il Aniss, Mass; c Brown. Va;
Gov Pratt and fam, Md; H Coggfn, NY; l. jan
in, Osbourne, La; E C Chamberlain, NY; 5
. Walter, Castle, Mo; NJ Speed, Va; w
swift, NY; l. Whitley, Md; w p Lee, USA;
X w Browning, -; A Thompson, Md; w Nj
Blackford, Macory. Va; NJ London, NC; So
pal; Fla; Smith, NY; c Rooter, NJ; E Ca
HARDWOOD HOUSE.-C Coafee, Mass; r r
featherston, Ga; X GOuldiRg, Ill; Johns, la; A
Morse, Mass; w r Glover, Ky; ID Wordraw,
va haele, Tex Col Mansfield, USA; w Dix,
NY; L Walker, Wis; A Pembroke, LII; Wild,
dowson, Eng; s Hoyt, Va; n Duggan, r Dug
gan, La; De Brignon and son, Ga; Mayo,
va; w Wilson, KY; w Ii Beach, Va; II Lind
cling, MINI.
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10Y FOR THE SICK AND SUFFERING.
LET ALL WHO ARE AFFL ICTED
READi
APPLY THE REMEDY -..'
PFro1cr1Sp ,,,uu

REJOICE IN HEALTH
Friend. do You suffer? Are you the victim of apy
OF those numerous ailments which arse from i'm.
purity OF the blood2 What are they, do yon ask !
hsther ask, What are they not! The blood is the
source Oh lie and health and it is the first eement
81 our teins 10 respond to sny cause which Affects
th- ~ STEM as the pulse nfallby attests The ever
subtle Scrofula. the agonizins Rheumatism. Ner
voos Deblll,y, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint with its
sorpor AND detection, and the numberless ills that
ID heir TO- derive their hideous origin from the
plood; Deal kindly then and gently with the blood
OsS the vitanzlng resources of nature for its Aid
anu suner US To commend to your condolences and
use that truly val uabe medcament known A.
MRS: NJ COYS
INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCTION.
with regard to this almost infallibe specific
popular sentiment has spoken In decIded terms.
tanned by constant ayowals of curative effects and
the happiest results from its use are after an 9th
remedles and the best medical skill have failed.
Let US say, In conclusion, that certificates
cures are not souEh from the Iliterate and super
hcial, but they are volunteered from the most "a
spectacle sources and justify the highest terms in
which 1t Is possible to commend SO yaluabIs a
specific to pubic approval. We may add also that
the curative properties the medicine are ca nailed
only BY ITS restorative effects, the system recover
Ing from disease With renewed constitutional vieor
city, and by the proprietor, MRS. M. cox
bottle and her seal on the cork
Price 81 per bottle, six bottles for as
Wholesale agent. n. =. +. ClSSEL. Drursist
Georgetown, ID. c., Wholesale Agent for ths M
nicf, and viii supply the trade at my prices.
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A SLIGHT MISTAKE "A distinguished author
was recently overtaken in shower, anc took re.
fuge under portico A young and beautiful
lady, who was at the window, after looking y.
tentively at him for a moment, sent servant nj
with an umbrella. The next day the delighted
author dressed himself up to his last result of th,
problem of what he thought was becoming, and
as the umbrella was an old one. laid IL aside as
souvenir, and purchasing one the costiest taste,
called on the lady TO return her hatterng loan.
She received the new umbrella evidently Withou,
marking the change, and after listening with
curious gravity to the rather pressing tenderness
Of tie dranatiSts &C Acknowledgement she sudde emily
comprehended that he was under the impression
that she was enamOred of him, and forthwith
naively explained, as he stood In the way of an
expected visit from her intended, who wished to
come and see her unobserved, she had sent him
the umbrella 10 get him of hsr front steps,
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THE EVENING STAR.

A SEVERE SENTENeE-In the early part OF MS
residence at Wanstsod, my fathers boyish spirit
of fun broke out as usual. On one occasion some
boys were caught by him In the act OF rcoolng an
orchard, with the assistance Of the gardener were
dragged trembling into the house My motnefs
father happened To be staying there, an I'M posing
looking old gentleman, who had not forgotien DIS
scholastic dignity when looking on anything In
the shape of boy. hint to him sufhced, and
he assumed an armchair and the character OF
JP for the county. The frightened offenders
were drawn up before him, and formally charged
by NV father with the theft, which was further
proved by the contents of their pockets. The
Judge assuming a severe air, Immediately SEN
fenced them TO instant execution by hanging on
the cherry tree. 1 can recoIlecf being prompted
by my father to kneel down and intercede for the
culprits, and my frig htened CRYING and the solemn
farce of the whole scene had its due effect the
offenders. Down on their kness they dropped In
a row, sobbing and whining most piteously, and
vowtng never "to do so no more.n My father
thinking them sufficiently punished gave the
pint and they were as solemnly pardnond, m y
fsther and mother laughing heartily to see the
cslefitT Hih which they made of.-Hopd's Me:
MORALS
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ARRIVAL From SYRIA--sEssrtE sEwAHGs
HoRsEs, &c.-The Boston Jodfnd % the l2tl.
says:-The bark Speedwell, Capt. Mayo, arrived
at this port to-day from Beirut, Syria, bringing
two Of the horses which Were presented to SetaI
tor Seward during his recent tour in that country
They were gift from an officer of the Turkish
government. The lot comprised three animals,
but unfortunately, on the sixth day out, the mare
died Of some disease, contracted before embark
ing. as she gave unmistakable signs Of sickness
when brough lit on beard. The others are In fine
condition, and being of the celebrated Arabian
breed they will attract considerable attention In
this country.
The Speedwell was in the harbor Of Beirut
during the late excitement growing out of the
massacre Of Christians near that place, aud Capt
Mayo has been highly commended for the prompt
and efficient aid which he rendered to the flying
fugitives from Mosem revenge. Large numbers
sought refuge ON board his vessel, some returning
on shore during the day but coming back a
night. On some occasions he had over three hun
dred persons on board. They were all kindly
treated. $4,000
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CROPS IN THE CANEBRAKEs-The Demopolis
Gazette, published in the heart of the richest and
most productive farming region Of Alabama.
speaks as follows of the crops in the 'Canebrake''
We have never seen so poor a crop of corn and
cotton as the Canebrake lands around the village
OF Macon exhibit this year In that vicinity we
are sure that not more than one-fourth of a good
cotton crop will be realized this fall. In the
neighborhoOd OF A. p. Calhoun's and Hon F. &
Lyons plantations, around the E.16th Section"
we are Informed that the crops are decidedly
better, but in no event can the Canebrake make
showing Of more THAI half crop of cotton, and
about enough corn for hcme consumption, this
season.
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MEDICINES.

4 Al. JOHNSTON,
LOCK BOSFIfAL, ,
Has Discovered tie ssoss Cufss. Sgssdy, SD 49,
EGscfxal Rsrlsd. y ~ tAs World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCk'
LET NO FALSE DELItAcY PREVENT.
APPLY MINED ATELY.
4 CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
v..l... Of II. I..i, si.,.r.. ssss.a. .fsAs Kidney;
ad Bladder, in,slsnt.ry Discharge, ImPs.nsy asnssl
H:syl s...
Dmn.., q sights sdd9.., Disease .fsi n:,d rs.s..
,s::: T. sa b.si .n r:
Y..h-h..s Dreadful and D':.ss's r,saSs: ~ i.S
Especially vAs have sssso: ths victim. 81 w.
an unmsly grave thousands sfYsang Man the meat sn
: :. saa n:ns.. %
walked to sssasy he living lyIs, nay sah via III sseE
dsass. .y
::. sI
d;:r@si.. &C. ;P..aly ss,:d; IL, ar, .is
.,.y sontd. h.n.r gentleman .ad s'.adsaay rely
upsa his skill physician.
lei. h.ad sid. Esns from P.ltim.rs ,I.: fay dss.s sso
u. e:rn.r Fail net :. sss.rvs name and ss.ss'. kss"
mat b ladssd ssatain a.tanR
Dr. JOnhs1oM,
n.nssn :f.As Royal C.l.r' :fs.g..n, .'1as. I':a,.
and the s ss..s.r p.rt .ss.. If. 4. ss.n q:
pitfalls Of Londsn Paris Philadelphia and else shess has o.
s%::a many !::si:s 1asas i I'd AZ; 3:
when a'.:P great n:s,:..ns bang alarmed :sa.
a.ss viii u mind. YER: cured italy.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,
YsunG Men and others who havs smssvss ~
ssa,n practice indsg.d in when alone. hsb, fr:q.sA
a.. ss .: :sp n
,sndsr. marriage imPos.sls, and destroys beth mind sat
TIs: a.. SH @: :ss and n..esh.y .ss ,,s...
y early habit. Of youth Wis: W:aln.. Of II. Back .ad
s E:.,::
%}sa .s.su en- tn. mind ar. n,.l
aspr. Evil Fsfssdin9. k!:f.." :fsss.y
ker. Of solsds, rmidity, s. II ths evils
| NERVOUS DEBLI7Y-Yhsu,,d.s an .svjudss What
:aa,
appearance about the cough symptoms
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
when the misguided and vosnry pleasure lads
hs. inss.d h. ss.d. o. hi. paints. dn.a. j. g. .As.
can .oa! s..ad sis i X. s n.: ::
ssa - him s;.:
I. . s n.n.s E: in ::
ever IN, Calling di.aPpOintmsnt BY the that deadly
10 s:.. s:: -:
- R.0sI:.ss with irshtfs r.pidy III death p.a
from %'as sn.s ~
DR. IoHNsoNSh M I,1 y For OCEANIC wEAEHEss
m..P..tly cured and ia 1s.r fI....nd: Zoe
| sssn imm sdiatsly relieved.
Les. q Pr.ei..?: P.9:a H:.!: .' I,.I sa
rmoaE ana Wssknsss 81 E1haususa sfhs nest fsssfi
ENFORCEMENT OF TIE rREss
PIE b. ANY THOUSANDS ssrsd stthis institute. yisAi.
81 . .1 .:.: s'a J.ss::". .,:::s s:
s:sf h. :.s ssssi::t ;.s
siliy, is 'sssi'ni Essisnsss - Ne '.istsd. Jan i@y
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WOOD AND COAL,

w A N d
G o L
Delivered to all parts Vi the CITY, at the loves,
possible rates. N''
Il. J. Il w. NJ. GAIT,
Office 2S2 Pa. av., betwe cen 18th and 18TH Sta
ma III north side.
V'HE SUBSCRIBER HAVING ON HAND
an extensive stock of FUEL, 10 prepared to
sell at very low figure for cash,
WOOD Sawed and Split any size
Coll and see for yourself
X. W. BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer,
ma Ii B. X. corner of Fourteenth and g sfs
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
y WASHINGTON BRANCH

CHANGE OF HOURS.
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, luna 18th
10y, trains will run as follows: A'
Leave Washington at 20 and 740 Am
On Sunday at % p. m.
Leave Baltimore at 4.25 and $40 a. M.
Re 6ecye gsltimore at Sis and 40 p. m.
dessensers for the East will take trains AZ 20
Eor me West at 7.40 q. m. and $50 D. M.
E or AnnePolls at 40 q. IN. and $50 D, m,
Ssturday evening the $40 .. N. tram goes to
Ie $50 T III. PARSONS A.ant
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TRAVELLERS DIREOTORY.

AILr LINE OF NEW FOUR-HORSE
~ SOACHES TO UPPER MARLBORO,
Cdrryiag the y. s. MdtL
The undersigned are now rnnning DaiIx (sxce,s
Snnday,l -Four horse Coaches be, N~~oer'
f~een AZ w Warrington sIIowss and Upper Mari 49,
Leave the Steamboat Hotel, corner of Seventh
ffnnsr H No a. a! o'clock a. m Returning leave
w ashlngton at So'clook, in time 10 connect with
the $40 p. m. train for Baltimore WIN
The Coaches are new and commod,ops th. 49,.
ing drivers. AN oo0oiiiiiouae-
Fare to Upper Marlboro. IN cent.
Long Old Fields .....--.-2
Era;rI, -3
frelghI and packages in proportion
du lo-u OSBORN Il co. Pronrietor.
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I2 000 GALLONS, CHAMPAGNE AND
the attention of the pc bio TO our srt and vel a.
,eSted Stock OF Caampagne aud Crab Apple Cider,
.nlS oarsntee 70 De pure JUICE, and will be
solo on reasonable terms In order 10 make room
Tor our spring stock. Give us q call az the
Union Bottlinr Depot,
Ms No. 81 q reAn GAor4efnvn
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G. AS FIX TuR Pa

wv OhC n II KES.
w y Have IN store, and arc daI v RECEIVING n AZ
TAIOhES OF entirely New Patterns and Desirps
ano FINISH, superior IN style to anything heretofore
y 20 CAL and examine our stock of Gas and Water
rL1Iures ieeting confident that we have the beet
SELECTED stock IN Washington.
Al Work IN the shove line Entrusted 30 our care
Will be promptly attended 30.
MYERS q McGHAN.
Ittsf o-d Sr6 Id
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nR. J. BOVEE DOD'S

nR. J. BOVEE DODS
II IMPERIAL VINE ENTERS,
Lake, AMI the universal verdict of all VINO use
they are unsurpassed in the world. DIR. bod, USED
them successfully in his practice for IS years sioIe
we purchased of him the sole right TO m8nufao .uIe
and present them for sale to the public. For a, ne
cure of lncipient Consumption, Indigestion, Dy. y
pepsia, Piles, Nervous Diseases. Female Com
Palrts, and all cases requiring tonic, they be-
yond doubt a most invaluable rem edy. Aside from
their med olnal properties they are pure, whole
some and delightful Beverage, producing all the
pleasant exhileratlng effects of Brandy or Wine
without their injurious results. Let all friends OF
humanity and all advocates of temperance assist
US In substituting these valuable Vegetable Bitters
for the mineral pofSoas and ddxIteyatei Liquors
with WHOM tho country is foodeu, and thereby af-
fec.ua, iy aid in n.shng Disease and Drunkenness
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD & CO.,
PTOFrietoTs, Is William street. New York.
J. SCHWARTZ. Agent,
Washington, ID. e..
DR.. J. BOVEE DODS'
IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS,
For Diseases of the Kidneys 8, Bladder and Urinary
Organs, and especial " for Female DISTINCTIONS.
never fai 20 cure. and are warranted to give salts
faction.
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD CO.,
Projectors, IS William St, New York:
J. SCHWARTZ,
je7iyr Agent, Washington. ID. G.
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y0Lp AND SILVER sPECT N % u
ins nsd much experience In the - - ,N
Am noW nIss. aaa sale Of spsctaeies, $tS
very superior susity Of assss, with tso,s a me
sre pes. cse 20 benefit their sight Hav;o.h.d
ieei varrented IN saying that csn selsct s,sssa,
al lmes tnst VIII SUIT the wearer, and Al the ~
time csn sell them at SO low q price that IN III
wish TO use them can afford to purchase. ~'i 'ha'
u II: o. HOOD,
81 - No. 33e Penn, ayenua
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OCEAN SAILING DAYS
FROM THE UNITED SrArxa
CARRIAGE FACTORIES.

WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY,
ID Street, Bet,ssea 9th and lOtA Strssis.
CARRIAGES, such as LixAf Farey. e.
HasoSS, Pqrk Phsafess, Family Cay-&S
,tasss, asd Bssgses, which We VIII sell At Se
selns practical mechanics in di fsrent branches
~ the business, We Halter ourselves that we know
me styles And quality of work that will rive satIs
,seuon' combining lshtness, comfort and durablli
Repairing promptly and carefully attended to
INC snoftest nohoe and most reasonable charrea
WALTER, kARMANN & BOPP,
~ G-dly ~ " ' - AAooA'
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DlONEER STEAM AND BROWN
STONE WORKS

DlONEER STEAM AND BROWN
STONE WORKS.
ne spDscrioer begs leave To inform the citizens
o. esmnston, Y georgetown and Alexandria that
ne mas aodrd TO his long established business the
au4unary OF steam power for saving and manufao
rious branches Marble Mantels, Table and Wash
stand Tops, Tile, Monuments, Tomb and Head
Stopes, Sla5s, Window Llnteis, SilIs, Steps and
piatorms hayins purchased large stock OF Itaiian
IN block IF IN first hands at the lowest rates
ne reels confident of being able to furnish Marble
WORK as low as 1t can be purchased in New York.
fhiiadelphla; or Baltimore. The trade Implied
with Italian Marble in block or slabs at the Same
Iate IS furnished in New York, and on acoommoo
apa ns terms. Also, on hand, q large supply Of
Putty at New York prices. Encourage the enter
pfisei It VIII be an aeq 1isItion 70 the city
Pioneer Steam Marble and B,ofcx Sion, lvoxL,
Pa. av., cor. Thirtse nth ST.
gu A-Sm Washington, d. C.
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MEDICINE R.

OR,
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM
FEVER AND AG UE sxrERMINArEp
THE HUMAN CONSTITUTION SAVED
FROM WRECK.
THE PREVBNTTVE AND REMEDY
INTERMITTENT AND BILIOUS FEvEpS
CURES INsU RED IN A DAY.
NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE.
INPECTINE, INPECTINE.
INPECTlNE, INPECTINE.
INPECTINE, INPEcTJ NE.
The terrible malady known as the FEW n AMI
AG UE has smtten hundreds of thousar =, Of No,
sons throughout the world every yer .r, and has
never till now been met by success .fui made. /
treatment that has not produced seve re
MEDICINAL DIsEAs,Es.
which Affect the lungs, the splee N, tho liver. thu
heart, othsr parts of the hum IN organism, The
INPECTlNE 10 the natural a. .tsxonst of all fe-
vers, and when il comes in 90 ntaot with the skin
il absorbed by the interior organs which re.ist
easily missma and ell tend sncies towards those
maladies which PROSTATE to mind and body with
fever.
Fever and Asue result from numerous causes
No place is exempt from the causes which promote
the existence OF the disease. That being once seat
cd in the system, induces depression of splrits las
situde lsnguor, pains, chills. fever, and a long
train of disag rceabe sensations deprivlng the pa
tent OF all energy, and reducing him or her to
condition of
EXTREME HELPLESsNEss.
Why will any ono suffer the horrors Of a debil-
itaans Intermittent Fever, when by the use Of the
INVALUABLE INPECTlNE,
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM.
the eminent medical and magical qualities of which
are instantly absorbed,
ALL TRACES OF DISEASE MAY BE ANNI.
HILATED IN A FEW HOURS.
sELF-CARE IS BETTER THAN PHYsIc,
NATURE IS WISER THAN ART.
EVERY DISEASE HASA DIVINE REMEDY.
THE WISE APPLY WHILE THE FOOLISH
DREAM.
BETTER PREVENT THAN STRIVE TO
CURE.
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
THE INPECTINE,
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM,
Has cured thousands of both sexes Of the most
dreadful Fevers. Read and reflect.
WONDERFUL EXPECTS.
Lemuel Bonsall. Of Pittsburs, for two years use
less to himself and society-s martyr to ChiIls and
Feyer-cured in less than three weeks, and I'M |
proved in eight hours.
MARY X. Belknap, Saudusky, Ohio, after almost |
losing her reason Is well Is strength by Iuter-
mittent Fever, with Chills, restored to health In
twenty hours.
]. X. Triton, of Belgrade, Maine, brought from /
deaths door, having suffered for four years, made
we'll In FIVE weeks, and improved In two hours.
Adolphe Monbro. of France, relieved one L
hour. while travelling in the oars of the Fort \
Wayne and Chicago Railroad. He was apparent
ly dying with Chills.
Ellen r. Benson, of Lock port, New York, res.
cued after seven years. suffering. A perfect cure.
Thousand of other cases prevented and cured
every month, and not q single complaint OF the |
efficiency Of tho
IMP TINEJ
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM.
TRY IT, PROVE IT, KNOW IT.
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CARRIAGES

HE Subscriber having made addition. Ia HI
tscsosy, mating It now one of the ARREST
W tno Oistriot, where bis facilities for 6261k
MASONe Of all kinds cannot Dc surp..,.d ,nI
noll ms long expertence IN the BUSINESS, he hoSes
70 give genera sctlssceton. A~S~
- KINDS OF Carriages ard Light Wagons kept o.
s.,i hEEfsAiksnssty asns, srdsn orders prompt
csssnA-kAaa Carriages taken in exchange for ,sv
a ANDREW J. yOTCE
earuar Of 18th and Is IA
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WAsHiNSToN SEWING ROOMS
Nov 10 the time 10 get SPRING 80 sIN.
sH.k !, msae II tS gseef The sseriss1 e Irs>
NC 20 n.ske shihIs, DRAWERS, &o., q the
SURF B0SOMs, CoLLARs, and WRiSF
BANDS neatly s0tshsd.
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d. .. r. 90 II. a..
HUNNEWELL'S
UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY,
For all Throat and Lang Complaints, from
Common Cough, to ActuaL Consumption.
HUNNEWELL'S
JUSTLY GEL b ATED
TG9HU ANoDXN
The Natural and Sure Remedy for all Ner.
vons Complaints,
From Neuralgia through all cases where OPIUM
was ever used to that of Deirium Tremens, and the
common chief cause of Disease
LOSS OF SLEEP.
. Inc TON Anodyne though containing not par
and may be used In all CAGES wherever Opium was
used without producing anything but Cures, and
Saving the patient In a perfectly natural state
the IF S%
produce nausea or prostratlOn,) may be considered
the common enemy TO all Throat and Lung Com
paints. and used with perfect impunty. Asking
GS OF and ths
OF our pamphlets TO be found with all dealers. and
more Particularly to purchase only of those who
eau De oepenned upon, we wait In confidence the
declslons of Patients and Ply sicians,
Prices within reach of all" o.
GENERAL AGENTS.
Wharf, Boston,
GE9. HgNNEwELL, las Water st., New York.
NEW Eli, Chemist and Pharmaceutist, Boston,
Mass-, whose signature covers the oOrks of the
genuine only, and to whom address ali communi-
Sold " all respectable dealers everywhere, and
sill the Druggists in Washington and Georgetown.
mar Is cor
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NEW ORLEANS
LIN HH DA~A
WITH TIE
CHOICE OF THREE ROUTES.
&A &c "a

ALL KALI ROUTE, VIA
OyG1ge and Alexandria Railroad
to LYNCHBUR6:
East Tennesses and Virginia,
East Tennessee and Georgia,
.. Nashville and Chattanooga,
0aemphss and Charleston,
Mtss1sSigpi Central,
Neso Orleans and Jackson,
TO NEW ORLEANS!
MEMPHIS ROUTE:
memphis by Rail, thence BY First GLASS Paokets 10
New Orleans.
MONTGOMERY AND MOBILE ROUTE:
MONTGOMERY by Ran thence TO Mobile by First-
class Packets; Mobile TO New Orleans by
Lake Steamers
TWO DAILY TRAINS-SuNpAys IvcIupxp.
Leave w asbfngtsn at q. m. and D. m
The Steamer GEORGE PAGE leaves her wharf
1oot OF Seventh street at 60 q. m. and az D. m and
connects at Alexandria with the Orange And IieY
endrla Trains for the Southwest
Ohoe-PenRsylvalia avenue, corner of Sixth IT.
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4 n K, FIRE.
POTOMAC WATER.
Am still engaged In the PLUMBING and a Al
fTIlN1 BUSINESS at my old stand m Philhar
monte HAL. The advantage of having q pleutlfsI
supply OF water vas rtadIy observed ct the ire az
yesterday, as an well ksuGfed should have be~r
premises and that OF my neIg hbors
All orders for the introduction Of Water and Ca
VAL be promptly attended 10. Terms as ressona-
bic rs any plumber in the city.
jyS q sNynpp