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Tnr nrrlr, ~ AN Arfhle,y sr,rF.n,y

TnE Drrig, " As AHfRIcAS STArRsaAx
Many year. ago. tie lion John Bell, II
speech IN tie H0ssg 81 Representatives. tlus
driord tlie lgtics u American s.aie.mrh:
" Ia ealni tie rising clemens uf diseon.
tint. 20 ss.aa.e Tie leterish symptoms il tie
body peIitic. is Tie business ~ every Amen.
can statesman. An american stafe.nau ,
WIN and Mat ave tie a,ftibntes III al Al.
mprican statesman a; Ills ia, .ri,cy are
III rugi u atcnUht themselves. lie h.ah
priests u Liherty, administering her sights
luf Ilg b Rfi, II her ii..eipirs n e,rry ,aun.
trj; ior l,0, favored people fri. and then
Tor 81! uli.un,. Such is Tie hisi aui noble
calling Il IN American salesman What i.
tie htst great Gaze u al American .t,tes-
man: u pF.ene alr institutions. will
MT ~ moan Argument IL shuW liiat lls only
feclne mode d die aging I'll. great trust
A. e preserve and cherish tie Unlnn. That
u III axtum ID Amefcan politics, | tr0si,
too 6rnly establishes TO be o,erthrusn by
Tie lhenrirs u any new professors III TIE
science. however Distinguished fpr genius
and ta!sni. What !. The next great lnfy ~
american Statement - u administer their
oifee- a. 10 secure tainiuit aud happiness 10
The greatest possible number u H. citizens
81 iliis iue country. 1hrse ATE the Whole
la9 and tir prophets Or the guidance Of A..
merriam siairsprn. These ate tie sem II
all he commandments in tie book o. our
political iaitl"
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Y,ss a. s.. oas.a. P.e.ysns.

When rlou : Obscure ibe heavens anl winds
havt rendered tba point 70 which - vessel
h4. If lttd DuCpfian. &c prudent seaman
a,sas himself II az opportunity y take ~
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BILE. But in that attempt we take all the
consequences. We turn to chaos again, i
possible. to reconstruct government out OF
its confused elementsl
With SO much yet Of hope before us--with
such an army Of allies on Northern soil. who,
If now borne down in the struggle will not
give up the cause, this last, extreme remedy
will not be rashy suught. Between US now
and that terrible issue, lie a long period Of
civic battles. where the might Of intellect,
strong in the panoply of truth and justice,
will DO heroic devoirs for the South and a
Constitutional Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-05

NETWORK ACADEMY for YOUNG La
IN DIES, No. Ar Broadway will REOPEN on TUESDAf,
Sept. II. Nj. Y. BEAN, frnep'L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-05
Jn5nrdnre Companies.

NEW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
~ AECE COMPANY (PCRELY NyTCALl u Boston
Ha,s nd 70 pay LOSES, ONE MILLION FIVE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
AAer paysg losse, over - 80, 600
And DIVIDENDS IN CASH, S6OO,0O0.
Las. DIVIDEND 30 PER CENT paid IN CASH. Inter
eSlg Documents concerning Life Assurance furnished gratis
JOHN HOPPER Agent and Attorney 1or ths CO
Metropolitan BszS Buldn 10 Broadway cor Pinest NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-05

MRS. A. COUTAN's FRENCH and ENGLISH
NI BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL tor Young Ladies', No.
27s Fnh Avenue Of 3lsteet viii reopen on Monday
O.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-05

NOTICE.-Tbe holders Of the Coupons Of ID
~ Fir, Mortzspe Bonds OF the OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI
RAILROAD COMPANY (EasteIn Diyisionl, due July 10
are requested call the office OF Barclay Lvason NJ
"a Beayer Notified that the agreement m
these Coupons will be carried into effect sud sss sspemS-
B. 1860
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DROPOSALS for 81, 900, 900 of "THEFLOAT


j ING DEBT FUND STOCK or TIE CITY or NEW
YORKSeaieJ proposals will be received at she Controer
ice until tuesday, the 18Th day Of Sep,e n5er 1862 soclst
D. when The viii be publicly opened for the wos
any OF the Three Million dollars Of the Tiosny
Debt Fund Stock Of he City Of NewYofk authorized By chap
408 of the Laws Of 1860 and by Ordinance Of the Conimoa
Council approved by the Msyr Aug H. 1850 for the purpose
Of qudsngs and funding Che Floating Debt Of the Corporon
The sid stock will bear interest Ell The rate Of eet
arnum payable and the principal viii be redeem
able on TIE first day Of May, IN the year 1873
TIE proposals. nil se the amount Of stock desired ard bs
hundred dollars thereof and the wh0s
proposals accepted will De required to deposit with the
chamberlain Of the City within ten days after the openins q
tie bids she awarded them respectively incuing ss
praru ms ouths
On presenting the Controller the receipts ofthe Chunosr
such deposits the parties viii De entitled 10 reeys
6cates for equal amounts Of the value Of the stock os
interest from The dates Of payments.
Pach proposition should be sealed and indorsd "Propo-s
for the Fo.iDg Fund Stock OF the City Of New YOr
ard the ncosed in second envelope aideaed 70 The
Controller
The rigt "a reserved the pa Of the Controller rest
sny al bids considered necessary protect promote The
interests Of the ciry.
Holders Of Revenue Bonds the Cooperation tas
s.Ias available tue purchase Of this stock they desire
DO ROB'T 7. HAWS, CSotroIst
City Of EeW-York, Department Of Finance,
Controllers Office, Aug IL, 1850. J
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NOR SALE or CHARTER-The Fast Sailil
Steamer ENOCH DEAN is Tor sale or charter. Forfr:as
particulars apply the undersigned at Futel Msss Sip
VIM H. SMITH
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6onse- furnishing GOODS.

A Ne. RANGES.
- GREAT SUCCESS
VERY INTERESTING TO HOUSEN2EPERS.
LhGRAGS PATENT WATER-BACh COOKING RANGE
proved by over hundred De remedy
isd1s pu,tz ou tn are Should the water be stopped Tor
p-C)f Of which r.ad the following
> MORAN l. Sos.
The Parent Nste B,ck Range had you put IN has been
reluled and used with ard wtaoIE my entire salts
faction II tue 5sr but about half OF any that have
under my inspection ERASTUS LYMAN,
Pses. klickerJocker lie H.. Co. No. 100 Broadway"
81 have hsd your Movable NatetBlck regulated ia the
Range without putting the hrs aud used with aud without
water bSery simple end satisfactory As to fuel il burns
third than any Of 'our others have used
ALFRED MO ORE, No. 22O West Rd-st"
Call md examine, send to- circular With many certificates
OF .he same purpOu a. above.
J. MORAN son. ManufAc.lters. 9i t.hny. N. Y
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boar6 an6 Rooms.

A FAMILY returning from the country and desi-
rous Of occupying the major psrt Of frcas, HOUSE
an be handsomely accommodated Nth BOARD and private ia
lie, OF No. 81 West 36th.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-05

CTATE RIGHTS for SALE for the best WASH
- ING MACHINE IN the market The whole wasnlns q
family may be thoro ghy done in less than two hous sd
be worked BY child l. j. 4 CONTRELL,
Loys.oyis Hotel WLele Il bs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-05
Hotels.
Gonses TO Get.

rsNO RENT.-A MACHINE SHOP, Nos. Is and
70 Watert Brooklyn with II horse power engine lathes
drills and everything else htied for shop oil the KIND Ihet
most Of them, 10 good as new ln9uire OF 49, . -,
JOHN BENSON No u Old-sip, n. Y.
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fiouses ano farms tOanteo.

A SMALL Family desires PART of q HOUSE,
~ Nth nodded. iptov .ments and fci es f. hOusekeepiog
Refe,ences ever and required Address and
her of rooms, Post. Office, Box No 2if
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-05

VIHE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE IESUR
j. ANCE co has accumulated funds amounting to oys.
S35OO0O0 and the Let Of January, 1890 declared DIyt
DEND Of As PER CENT. Dividends annual and
~ Cash. Papers furnished (gratisl by
JOS LIZ j p LORD Agents, Ne II Wall-st N Y.
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amnsfsntsfa.
OF observation-disclosures


ICADEMY OF MUSIC.-P0LIUT0-C
1HEs "wednesday EVENING, scpenbers q, O'Clock,
hu'' 'ff NINE. Adelaide C0RTESI,
IN her great role Of PAULINE IN POLlUTO.
Fjrst appearance this season Of the famous Tenor
SlGNOR MUSIANl
THIS "Wednesday EVENING, Sept positively only night
o. IL PoLIUTo OR MARTINI,
with NINE ADELAIDE CORTESlb
Ia the principal roles. ,,,pprzpv
TO-MORROW, Thursday Sept g. at 8 O'Clock,
MISS ADELlNA PATTI,
10 her great role Of Lucia, in ..
VIZ '',.1' MISS ADELINA PATTI
IN the principal roles.
VI NINE ADELAIDE CoRTESI
in her famous role Of LE0N0RA.
Only night Of Verdi's fsyeTtte Open Of
NINE. ADELAIDE C0RTESI
NINE sTRAKOSCH, MUSIANI, AMODlO,
In the principal roles
On SATURDAY, GRAND PATTI MATINEE
VNHE CORTESI ITALIAN OPERA CON-
Il PANY.
CARD.
Mr. SERvADIO begs to inform the public that his arrange
ent Directors the Academy Of Music is for two
only Aaer fulfilling that engagement the CoTted Com
pAny will be completed by the add ion Of several
ana proceed with its regular In the Theae OF the
different cities where preliminary arrangements have already
beea made.
Eew.YOrk Angus. y, 1850.
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Chances for Business Glen.

NOR SALE-An INTEREST III an estab..3le
manufacturing business Will actual properly rep-ss
the full investment aud facilities to net double tie amour
''-'''' BROWN ROSS. No. p Eassus;.
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DOLYGLOT INSTITUTE, Office No. 1913 Full
ton-st (Sun Burdingl Transitions made correctly and
with despatch from English French German Italian,
spsush, Dutch, Portuguese Danish Swedish and Ros'an
languages moderate prices by Of Experienced Trans
stors Of varons nations the direction Of LEANDER
WILLIAM STARR of Kings College, London, ard Rupert
Caroline University Heidelberg late Interpreter and Translator
10 the Imperial Governue ntof France at Pans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-05

TTVU CAPIIALIOIO W IoIIINU % IN LSI N
BUSINESS-A partner wanted having about $1,000 cash
BY the undersigned to establish WHOLESALE DRUG BU.
SiNESS n the City Of St. Louis Mo. The wTite has bssr
five years resident OF city fifteen years Ia Drug
business and possesses thorough kno@edge Of the Hsv
ing been the principal IN the largest Drug house St
Louis now closing he commands large ard hscaIs couutTy
trade and possessing sufficient is DESTROYS Of
catng himself with partner having the above sum 5e.t o.
references given Address 2. J. H M,sss STORES
BROS. No. I2l Chambersst New-YoTk City.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS,

M WiLaaA; IA ,I HoTEtLG Gun.o9 and lady,
soS 10; Go5 nos; a0 Mss .d Wst;gn. Mss Nh
MoqitCn; Cuba; Gresham mG and Isdy. nv:
Es. GmnE s y HTLsSsSsw &C.. Sale NY
Isdy, DO; Burgess, Va; H R.2s q, Ps; snS
S S% S Cooss M 81: b. and fsTby I isfs
EtyIsp q Nd; Rs.get, Texas; Mls:M Ks:9st. do
Miss de Rev s s1@ lad ADD do
F Wis sPsfN,3 NE fpd asy; Ripley DO;
Mas; PsHs gsS; RPs fce Do b aaDDS Gnh
M Mo hfy ~ Yikl,s%iNn pa IA P Ps I'D d0
ktiehhsa,ds, Sc s Howard, NY; non w Russell,
and sH .a, ti Nal L., MI MIF9,aIsth
sdy Mis-: 90: Miss Nj Pst nesIsr do ans
and ADV wv Nam SsTni2s5sOH Mass cS%,soss
Nv iMds s Msb w H0 and ADJ; Ga Told
Ny; Es koSss. Mass; Mrs Whtns u tdo9I W
Amesy, NY; SAWYER, Mass; A weIoh Pa; X w
bsI G so Gb anSp "a Nd dc D STsI Mas
Md; D BAkely and Isdy, III; Ho How ff La
SsSTf ros and All Ri K. ss%iH SY
RAYMOND, do; G Manning and lady, Mass
vI NAT ION. HoTEtSC DeseIyer, Il DIESEL
rs W Va ) Eyre. Pa; a CapsEton, Va; . SIC
~; Hs Ensss and adv, Pa; 1--WE NV Ne; Tssc
@Sitsisy NV W,1 TsRDjRss Ia DuPsR
, Miss Hs.rIs Miss A harris; Nd; j w, simon
Lynch, Nc. = 0'Pe rS' Dahlei ofaho' W y .
BRoWN,s HoTEL-..W Kibbs, Cal; r How
Ha[Ts, Va w A May, Ala; G Gordon and fan,
ells Leys, Mass; Mitchell, La; Holt. Tex; g.
Edwsrds, NY; Ezekiel, Pa; II Holt, ,Tedsi' j
N ~ To 0sM; DsPie,s NY; ID Mcessy. q; J
Mehlun, Ca; John Hancock, No. n l. Psiter ION
Snd lam, NC; NcAfee, Miss MoAfee, Quar- ls.
Re,5 fsfHlln' Mo; Miss Betty, Ky; Hall, Nd; w
,KIRkWOOD HOUSES B lockwood, La: c
Esan ald son, VI ass; X 6oudiug, NY: w N GRAY,
"a; Fucker, Mass; Hon W ChurohwfI n, Tenn; II
Geoe, o, w Juifer, Agnew, USA; B.ddle, r J
Cfothers. harper, Pa
WASHINGTON HOUSE, Tucker, MI; ID
email, WIS; whitaker and lady, Ind; II Bayley
Henna; Monfort, Oh o; Robinson, NY; Il 4.
lady, Py. o'.N
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SrEAM ON CANALs.-Mr. Scott Russell recently
read very interesting paper on the shape of YES
sells before the Institute of Naval Architects. His
experience as to the shape Of stsrns of vessels
showed that they should have a cycloidal curve in
order to prevent the adverse action of the "repa-
cling" or following waves As to the wave at the
bow, supposing IN Q vessel 10 have power enough
TO 20 faster than the water could spread itself he
said that the water would rise up and stand at both
sides Of the boat until the load had passed, and
then fall down into the hole left behind Ii. He
narrated the following singular and important
Fact ;-'' In shallow canal in Scotland, where
the carrier wave travelled only seven miles an
hour, ne had compelled boat to 60 ten miles, and
be found that the water not only up, but lifted
the boat with IL so that she drew less water than
be fore, and actually went easier at ten miles an
hour than at FIVE. Had not railways come into
fashion at the time, the country would have been
covered with little troughs, and people would
have been riding on the tops of these waves in an
easier and cheaper mode than by any other means
then known y
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO ALL!
H ,,,.yMRS MIS-. GQ&S o


IL is well known that in the Spring people are
more apt TO contract disease than at any other
perIod and u Is 60 ualiy well-known that the way
70 ward of disease is 10 keep the blood pure, for
"o the Ills that flesh is heir 10, arise from impurI-
ty of the blood the main spring of our existence.
Is, therefore, important TO all that the sy stem
should he thoroughly cleanEed and punfied, and
this can be done In the most eectual way by using
MRS d. COX'S INDIAN VkGETABLE DE-
COTTON, the best remedy discovered for the cure
q diseases OF SkIn, Erysgelss, soTof9la. Rheuma-
tsm, Nervous Debility, F. ers Of different kinds,
Dyspepsy, Liver Complaint, and all other diseases
arising from lmpurty OF the blood. 1t has effected
the most remer koble cures, as can be shown by
numerous certificates from persons of the highest
respectability, and is recommended by ell who
have used it as the mostinvaluable remedial agent
of the day.
ICFlt Is sold by all the Druggists of Baltimore,
and at the residence of the proprietor.
MRS. Nj. cox,
1ec rdEL Baltimore etTcct,
between Eden street and Central avenue.
None genuine unless her name is blown on the
bottle aud her seal on the cork.
ilFPrloe 81 per bottle, six bottles for SIS.
Wholesale Agsnt. X. ). r. CIssEL, Druggist
Georgetown, ID. c., Wholesale Agent for the Dis
trlot and Will suppJ the trade ct my prices.
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RELICS OF THE FRANKLIN EXPEDITION. The
Cnicago Press and Tribune prints letter from
Mr. X. kennicott, of Chicago, who is now
making scientific tour in the north, in the course
OF which has visited Fort Simpson on the Mac
kenzie River. He met Mr.. Ross, the Hudson
Bay Company's chief trader for the Mackenzie
River district, and says that the Esqumaux last
fall gave Mr.. Ross some swords and ships cop
Per, which undoubtedly came from the wreck of
Eranklins ship, Mr.. Kennicott appartly supposing
franklin to have had but one ship. He hoped to
secure soule Of these relics, and says that when
the omPany's post on the Anderson In the Barren
Srounds Is established, he thinks that much may
De learned as to their history from the EsQuimaux
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MEDICINES.
pITRIFY THE RIOOn

~ PURIFY The BLOOD.
NOT A Few of the worst disorders that affict
mankind arise from the corruption that acoumu-
lates IN the blood. OF al the discoveries that have
been made 20 IHrge q ont eo5e hsye eve, ben
FOUND EXTRACf OF skRskPiRILLA Ia
oeaHses and renovates the blood. instls the viGor
OF health into the system and purges out the humoTs
which make disease. il stimu afee the healthv
functions Of the body and expss the disorders that
grow snd rsnkle IN the blood. Its exusordinsry
virtues are not yet widely known, but when they
employ IN the great variety Of tfflonng diseases
thai require an Alternative remedy. such Teinedt.
that could be relied on, has long heen sought Tor.
and nov, Tor the FRET time. the public have one on
which they can depend. Our space here does not
ADMIT oert hcates 20 show lts efsots. But the tins
Slrsaes 40 passing snythlng they have ever taken
Sufferers from scrofula. Scrofnlous SveliiBEt and
sores TT and see the rapidly with which &c cur
Skla Diseases, PtSpiss, PESfEles, BlOfchss, ETNr-
hons, fe are soon cleaned cut Of the system ~ ~.
81 hHfhoSys fsrs. Rose EyVsfpsids, Teffsr cr
SoH hheh0a, SeaLd Had. RinElrOrRa, &C., should
by AYERS sARskPARiLi.A. 0~'1
Syphaits o. VeHerfof Disease is exseiled from the
etstem by the prolonged Of tins SAB SAPA-
RlLLA, and the patient left as healthy n ne had
never had the disease.
Female Diseases are caused by Scrofuls iQ the
T gRGe 1Pd Be ,NsP cured ), TIN. EN
bottle or hotties for IS -
For al purposes Of fsmr physic, take AYERS
CATHARTlC PILLS, which are every where
known 20 be the best R1rgstve that is offered 20
The American people. Price IS cents per box, OF
Prepared br DR.. J. c. AVER a co, Lowell,
Mass and SOLD BY all Druggists everywhere.
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
rRIEsEMAR, i. 2. AZ,

ssesrsd BY the Seals Of ths Ecoie dc PAaymaeis Dc
Paris, axd tie Inpsria! CoIIsss of Msdieiss,
VieaHd.
No. 1 is invaluable for exhaustion, SDermator-
rhsa, snd all physical d. disabilities, Il.
No. completely Grad ioates all traces Of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the nau
seous and pernioious use of copavla and cubebs,
mercury, thereby insurfng to the sufferer speedy
rehcf Dispensing almpuritIes, and roofing out the
venom ofdisease.
.TRIESEMAR,N Nos, Ia and 3 are prepared in the
form OF lozenEe, devoid of taste and smell, and
can be carried in the waistooet pocket Sold IN TIN
GASES, and divided into separate doses, as admins
tered bI; q sapesa, LaIlsmsnd, kSux, RECORD, &c.
and IN go cases, whereby there Is SAYING Of "a.
To S. be bad whoies.e and retail, Of Pr: BARROW,
street. New York. fmmedateIy on receiving q 70
mittanoe, Or; Barrow viii forward the Trieeemar
dressed according to the instructions Of the writer
ington. ID. G.. De s-em
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"A 6EoAETRIcAL Description OF LADY-A
Baek Itsg>-Conical, base equal to seventenths
tne dxls-four vaulted zones equidistant on the
planes of the sides-cone truncated one podule
rom theoretical apex, with warped surface
paced diagonally upon the parabola of trunca
non, lntersected by the quadrant Of sphere, and
the diameter of the sphere sioping downwards in
'ne angle Of the cOsine of the longitude of figure
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FEMALE COMPANION.
HIS CATHARTIC SYRUP

For Infants, Children and Delicate Females, is
certainly one of the most desirable and valuable
Medicines in the world. IL is a perfect snbStitnts
for Cdionlel acting the Liver, removing all OBJ
structlons in the Bowels, curing CostIveness Indi-
gestIOn and Dyspepsia. Although il is as sure and
efeotua in its operationsgas Caomel, yet it is so
delicious TO the taste, that children will cry for it,
and II is GENTLE innocent and harmless as the
dews of Heaven. Thousands of mothers through
out the land will bless the disooverer of this in
valuable Medcine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-05

LuDICRous ABBREvIATIoN OF AN EPIrAPH-
In cemetery at Dunkirk, N. ", stone is erected
over the 'ashes" of deceased old lady, on which
her survivors intended to write the epftaph 81 et
her rest in peace" The space gave out at the
end Of the word "her ~ that he only the initial
letters of the remainder could be inserted Thus
the dear old lady was commended to the mound
r. l. Do %
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BEWARE OF MINERAL POISONS.
Or. J. B0VEE D0Ds'
CELEBRATED
VEGETABLE MEDICINES.

HIS IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS,
For the cure of Inolpient Consumption, Weak
LUNGS. Weak Stomsohs, Indigestion, Dyspepsia.
resuiring q Tonic, are unsurpassed. They are made
OF pure Sherry Vine, and aside from their medi-
cinel Properties they are a most wholesome and
delightful Beverage.
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%. Q. H. 90 II. a.
HUNNEWELL,s
UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY,
For all Throat and Lang Complaints, from
HUNNEsWELL'S
Silly CELE RATED
TohU ANooYN

The Natural and SNrs Remedy for oil Nsr-
VOnS Complaints,
From NeurslgIa through all cases where OPIUM
was ever used 20 that Of Delirium Tremens and The
common chief cause of DIeease
LOSS OF SLEEP.
Inc Tolu Anodyne, though containing not par
ncle OF OPIUM, produces all the requireme nts Of
tno may be used IA 81 cases wherever Opium was
used without producing anything hut Cures, and
leaving the patient in perfectly natural . ste.
The Universal Cough Remedy, freed from eli
the common objection Of cough REM dies, which
produce nausea or prostTation,l may be considered
the common enemy @ al Throat and Lung Com
plants. and nsed with perfect impBnity. AskinS
all 70 court from propnetors or friends the moot
severe investlgstion OF both Remedies, and reading
OF our pamphlets 20 be hound with al dealers. and
more particularly 10 purchase onl, Of those Who
can be depended upon, we wait confidence the
declsions Of Patients and PLY sicisns.
"Pnces within reach ofa
GENERAL AGENTS.
w. BuNNEwELL Co., and :. Commercial
Wharf, Boston.
GEO. HUSNEwEIL, las Water al, New York,
Under the special su pcrvisIon OF gOHN L. HUN
NEWELL, Chemist and Pharmseeutist. Boston.
Mass. whose signature covers the 90 he Of the
genuine only, and to whom sddress all communI-
cations.
sold by al respectable dealers everywhere. and
all the Druggists in Washing ton and Georgetown.
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Helmbold's Genuine Preparation.

"HIGHLY CONCENTRATES"
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
A Positive and Specific Remedy
For Diseases Of the BLADDER KIDNEYS,
GRAVEL, and DROPSlCAL Sw EI,lINGS.
This Medicine increases the power OF Digestion,
and ekoit1s the ARsoRBbbNTs into hssl,by s sc.;
dePosinon and all UNNATURAL. ENLAtGE-
MbNTs are reduced, as vel as PAIN and ID
MEN, WOMEN. OF CHILDREN
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CHARLES wIDDIFIELD & CO.,

FhY0f hIEIOhS,
And sold by JOHN SCHwARzE, Druggist, 46s Pa
avenue, next door TO the United States Hotel, and
BY druggists generally. mar I4-ly,ra
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THE EVENING STAR.
The Young Hu.bsnd's selilsquy.

The Young Husbands selilsquy.
The auserest little dresses
Ny eyes have ever seen,
I sometimes catch a glimpse Of,
And wonder what they mean.
AL folded up so neatly,
Fsshlsned ont with grace,
With little bows of ribbon
And little bits Of lace.
gaze on these with wonder,
And in Viola's eyes
| try to read the secret
Bot she Is all too wise.
And unto all my questions
She makes but this reply.
IF you'll have patience. Peleg,
III tell you-bye aud bye