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VETERINARY SURGEON. - See advertisement
elsewhere, Of Prof. Corbyn, Of the PHILADELPHIA,
Veterinary College. He comes here abundant,
recommended =
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AcclDEsr-A man by the name Of Hopkins
efnmea' training ysFds on Friday. 81 -
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To MIGHT the campbells give the nrst Of their
three promised entertainments in Georgetown
AFTER which they return to wuhIngton Now ID
the time for the Georgetown folks 10 enjoy them.
selves, and drive or the blues efectually This
evening q splendid bill
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NEW Hospital The large brick house corner
OF North Capitol snd streets has been taken by
the aufhorities for a military hospital This
building 10 admirably adapted for such purpose,
being In remarkably pleasant and healthy
neighborhood, and having large porticoes 10 each
story. IL also has most excellent well Of cold
water In front
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-02

RAIDER. have you seep Prof Woods advertise
ment In our paper. Reaf II; 1t will interest you.
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AUCTION SALES.

By WALL & BARNARD, Auotioneers,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED REAL EsTATK.-By virtue of a deed
OF trust dated the 18th day of sroh 1857 and duly
TssoEded among the land records Of the county Of
sS dsy q sss Gn
1901 a. O'Clock p. M. all those pieces or parce of
ground situated in the city of Washington in SAID
oered thirty four (S and thirty five 1857 IN square
NUMBERED hve hundred and three 1891 together
WIN the Improvements thereon. consisting OF a
ment SAID property lie located on the south side of
N street south, between AZ and streets.
Terms OF ie:-One quarter in cash, baance in
me Gay OF sale, to be secured by deed Of rus, on
Ifths ter ms of sale be not complied with in FIVE
chaser. JOHN r ENNIS TTns.es
seq WALL L BARNARD. H1CIs.
By WALL & BARNARD. Auotionesrs
pEREMPTDRY AUCTION SALE OF SUIT
Il LER's GooDs AND GgocERIEs TO Clos Cow
sIsSMENTs-On TUESDAY MORNING, Sd
SePtsmber, at 10 O'Clock
E Eifcon, Cheese, saIdnes, and Herring,
Cases snd,Kegs Pickles, Sauces, Preserves, TO-,
geI e., Hogsheads Molasses,
IS BE PsGfsfs sSn BsF.5sn WWbhttssy
- Bbs Pixies Magnolia WhIskey,
BIB Chestnut Grove, and Jamaica Rum,
12x Casks Brandy,
u Casks Pale and Brown Sherry,
o5 "a on kets Super 6ne Holland GIN, Sherry, Port,
Casts Imperial Champagne,
Is Is Cafes Olt Nectar Whiskey.
- Ss.es Otard and Warrett Co. Brandy,
Ssgan and tobacco
aus WALL & BARNARD, Aucts,
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seHooL.-ln our list Of schools on Saturday we
omitted 20 mention the esta blishment OF Mrs
General Wheeler, corner Of Prospect and Fred
srick streets, In Georgetown, which was adver-
win do well to see Mn. whYler before making .
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CossHs:-The sudden changes Of our climate are
sources OF pulmonary, Bronchial and Aakmatic
Affections. Experience having proved that simple
remedies oiten aot speedily and certainly when
taken In the early stages of the disease, recourse
should az once be had to BYo,sn's BTorchiaI
nocheS, or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
ntaton OF the Throat be ever slight, as by this
preoautlon more serious attack may be sdectuaIiy
wdrded on. PLbItc Speakers and Siugsys will find
voice. See advertisement. de i-lT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-02

WksIEHN ACADEMY In noticing the various
schools last Saturday we spoke Of this inst
corner Of Seventeenth and streets, az a school
Tor females and small boys. Its, we learn a se-
lecf school for the Instruction Of male pupils in
the classics, mathematics, &c, &c. There is
however, q good school for small boys connected
with the establishment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-02

FLAG hAIsINe.-A large and handsome Natior-
al Flag was raised over Capt. Putnam's Office,
corner Of Twenty second and I streets, in the
First Ward, on Saturday evening. Capt Putnam
ran up the ensign and as IL foated to the bree re
10 was crested with enthusiastic cheers by the
large crowd present He was then called on for
aspeech, and commenced by saying that he was
not born for public speaker. but disproved that
assertion by speaking briefly, periodically, and
to the point. A. Q. NJ. General Geo w. Mclean
Wa present, and delivered short and patriotic
address, after which Capt Putnam invited tbose
present to sumPtuous repast which he had pre-
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FOB SALE AND RENT.

EARM FOR SALE.-A new Cottage House.
with from 10 to $50 acres of choice Land, al
Annapolis Junction for sac. Terms easy. a q
young orchard on the premises Apply, personally
or by letter, to Il. SMALLER, 1r., Annapolis
junction. se2lvs
FURNITURE FOR SALE AND HOUSE
FOR RENT.-The Furniture in House No.
3ao Eleventh ct between l. and Nj, is offered at
Priva.e sale. Any person wishing TO lock at the
houss and furnitsre with intention of purchasing
can DO so any hour fiom q. IN. to p. m.
EOk RENT-A fine new HOUSE (brick) with
y III rooms and bathroom, and with wat r and
gas, situated In most desirable locality, in the
vicinity OF yudiciay Square, is fur reut ready fur
nlshed, on favorable terms. Apply at this ofice.
EQk RENT-A very desirable STAND for q
- boarding house, on Peansylyania avenu. and
Elehth ST., now occupied by tho Messrs. Joy, and
has always had ful share of the patronage Of the
city Possession given on the LIST of September
next. SAID house is in good order. For further
PARTICULARS apply to JAMES TOwLES, Agent,
4So street north; or Mrs. JULIA KEEP. 376
= street aul7r
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
~ -Four handsomely furnished Rooms, Supplied
VIA 8as end water. and convenient to the Patent
snd Pest Once Departments, for rent Apply at
aSoA massachusetts, avenue, north side, between
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PENNIHs,
persons desiring pennies will always find them
Tor exchange 1t the Star Office counter, III
Fo THE AFFLICTED Be sure to read the adyer-
isaE:el: Of MoLean's STRENGTHENING Cordial and
Hlnnd Purifier. in another ooIumn, m
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DIED.,

DIED,
On the lst instant, CHARLES EDWARD, son
months.
On Sunday, September Let after a long and pa in
fuI illness, ELLA HAMILTON
rune raj VII take pace a. 10 O'Clock on TUESDAY,
m rnlng, September Sd, at the residence of w T.,
Dalts, 494 ID street, between LIST and ID,
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Dr.: RAMSAY is now in charge Of (vice Ganse-
LEM the Union Hospital in Georgetown. Several
changes have been made among the nurses by
Miss Powell, the lady In charge of that depart.
ment
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DRUNK Our late conservators Of the peace 1.-THE
ex police) had high old time on SATURDAY. nj sht
a rather large proportion Of them being out for a
frolic. Rather poor recommendation for aces
| on the METROPOLITAN Police
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HohLowAY's Pills Billions Feus.-Thls dan
EeTous dsea,e ls Immediately nipped In the bud by
timely use OF this anti-febrile and corrective
medltlnes they purify the tons of the liver
Ienovate the stomaoh, and cleanse the blood
Thoutands who would have sunk beneath the vic
the of these remedies after all other nd
per box. An 2J-1
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SCHOOL BOOKS,
y W40L ESALE AND RETAIL.
Iull supply on hand At exceedingly low prices
both for pub 10 ana private schools
kTkr STsmmaL for introduction at 90 cents.
hlIks fIlmery 90 90: cents.
se2-1W A hove Odd Fellou.J Hall
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How THEY TAKE IT.-lt was easy to see &C who
iswho" here, Yesterday. The Union men looked
elate and jubilaht as the news from North Caroli-
na spread abroad. Secesh took IL very hard as
might be perceived by the most casual observer
their countenances plainly denoting wrath and
sorrow In about equal proportions. Passing a
group one could hear such remark as {" ID liz I
believe u" IL Is all pack of lies;''' g won't
&c, &c. A Union citizen Of Georgetown pasted
up an extra" at the corner Of High and Bridge
streets, but secesh took IL down as soon az Il got
dark enough for the purpose.
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B B.-Mr. J c. Heenan, the Benicia Boy, is
In town. " :
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TIE RIVER The water Of the Potomac In
again as clear 40 usual at this season Of the wear
There was considerable activity this morning
I'VE steam boats being visible between here and
Alexandria at one time, besides some sailing YES
sells.
At Carters wharf three schooners are discharg-
ing, the James Nelson, Capt. Burt, with coal for
Moran & Hilton; the General Taylor, Capt. Hun
ter, with coal for Castleman & Bro and the
hsmiltoa, (of the Dodge line,) with $50 tons Of
the finest ice we have seen this season. The
schooner Dawson Is also there, taking In a cargo
Of empty pork and beef barrels
At Riley's wharf the schooner Streamlet Can't
Cokely, Is dischargng 100 tons of coal for Castle
man Bro.
Six vessels are discharging cargoes Of Ice at
Essby's wharves, In the First Ward
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INcBNDIARIsM.-Theyh had the usual Sunday fire
alarm In Georgetown, Yesterday, caused by the
firing Of shed in Wheatley's lumber yard, in
which some laths were stored. The fire was ex-
tineuished with the loss Of only few bundles Of
laths.
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Drafts hereto
Amourt ora. fore drawnJ
nos;ta but not yet amount sub
f'' paid, though Ject 70 drsft.
payable.
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- YOUNG LADIES.
Miss M. y. DUNCAN will, on Moncay, the % Of
september next, resume her School at her resi-
dence, No II lndlana avenue. She mas made ar
| as boarders. an S7-eoSu
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A NOTICE.
"A STAGE Will run between WASHINGTON
and TENALYTOWN daily leav 6ga@
Ing the Avenue House toorner 7thl
%. AND Pa. avenue At q. m. and 3 F8S9
p m; leaving Ienalytown at q. NJ. and nl,;
stopping at Willards' and Union Hotel, George,
town, few Minutes. (Rep) seq ST.
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A CARD.
4 DESIRE to return my sincere thanks TO those
neiRhboIs and citizens who rendered their Assist
enoe Al the hre at my residence yesterday morn
ing, and also 70 the soldiers Of thA Provost Guard
my family on the same occasion.
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m|5Tss, Ne aSo ssysntA s,rsss ,9s tsst
HATS, CAPS. .VSIisEs. 6ARPkf Bass,,
and Al Kind, OF GENTS, FURNISHIN g.
GOODS, as he sells al his goods 81 New York
prices. An 29-lm
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CASKS BEFORE JUSTICE DOMAIN Hall fool. !
was arrested this morning for assault and battery
on Margaret A. Moore and required to give bafl
for court. Margaret Myers and Nelly Shepherd
were arrested this morning by detective Officers
Allen and Busher for the larceny of about forty.
four Yards Of black silk, suitable for ladies
dresses and valued at about sixty dollars from the
store Of Taylor & Hutchinson. They were com.
mitted for court.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-09

oRPHANs HoME.-There is q premium offer
cd for the best Union sentiment, and the best
Conundrum, at the Orphans Festival, which
comes of next Thursday evening, at Armory
Hall. We trust the wits and savaus Of this
our pleasant city. will send US some Of their
most brilliant scintillations for the cccssion.-
We trust, also, that the friends of this truly
worthy institution will make such efforts for its
good, that the Festival will prove success -
Little blue faces look out beseechingly from
thin appearal on such oold days as these, and our
own hearth fires are made brighter and warmer,
when we can remember charities which have
made other hearths warm, and other faces
bright. Surely It is "more blessed to give than
to receive" and "God loveth cheerful giver."
Then come up to the work, kind friends ALL
Next Thursday night. remember there is work
to do for the poor and needy. If only little,
let all give something of their abundance, and
like the snow that falls fake by Hake--but at
last covers the hills; so shall your charities,
mingling and widening, cover with q mantle as
pure and bright the wilderness of our necessi-
lies.
"He that givith to the poor, lendeth to the
Lord" MRs. H. d. COOKE,
Sec pro tenn. Committee Of
,aa t.. Ways and Means.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-09

VIM. g. Ridgey, clerk in the Navy department, die,
suddenly Of heart disease, last evening. III
The Court OF Inquiry in the case OF CON- Armstrong
touching the surrender Of the Pensacola Navy Yard
consists OF Com. Stoder, Layalette, and Capt. Her
cell; and Mr. Greasy, Judge Advocate. They met to-
day and adjourned till Tomorrow.
Gen. Wool, the New York delegate to the Peace Con
vention will demand guarantees that the Capitol shall
not be attacked before he will assent to any plan sf
coDciliation. -
rendered to Mr.. Buchanan 1863 regiments OF Massachu
sets troops ready to march at moments notice. for the
protection Of the Capital.
The special tender Of these troops b understood has
been In consequence Of information pointing to the Inn
mlnent dangerof an attack on Washington prior to Feb
18th.
and signed the e25 600 loan bill which passed both
Houses as originally reported, with amendments provi-
ding that the revenue from the oan authorized by the
act OF June 49, 1860 or 80 much as may be deemed
ceSsary provided II be applied to the redemption Of
Treasury notes issued under the act OF last December
and for no other purpose The Secretary Of the Treasu
ry authorized to exchange at par the bonds OF the
United States for sad Treasury notes, at legal interest,"
and sba not be Obliged to accept the most favorable bids
as provided for unless he shalt consider them advanta
geous to the United States and any portion OF said loan
not taken under the hrst advertisement ne may again
advertise according to his discretion
Parties here have teegraphed Gov Pickens requesting
him still to forbear assaultng Fort Sumter. The Gov
ernor replied that he would take into iespecuu Gonsd
give definite answer until he shall receive the Pres
dents communication and ascertain the grounds Of the
latter's refusal to surrender Fort Sumter
The letter Of Col. Hayne In reoinder to the Presl
dents reply through the Secretary not received
by the President til after the special message and accom-
panyng documents were yesterday ready for transmits.
sion to Congress By reason OF receipt OF information
TODAY OF the seizure Of New York ships at Savannah, to-
geher with the recent action Of the New Orleans Custom
Honse in obsructing the interior commerce. in effect
levying tribute and the declaration OF the Montgomery
CONGRESS- In opening Sourthern forts free to foreign
John Cochrane Of New York, will call up
Monday and press to passage the bill introduced here.
tofore by him. providing for thorough execution OF the
federal laws for the protection oil the
interests Of the nation against attacks upon them by the
secedin1 States.
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New York Market.

lrnksRAPHKp ToR THE OHIO sTATEsMAA
NEw YORK, Feb. o.
FL0UR-recepts 347 bbls. market dull and heavy
and declining sales of6O0 bbs at IS 1905 10 for supsr
fine state IS 2O5 25 for extra state IS 1905 Is for
superhne WESTERN IS 25 for inferior to good shipping
brands extra Round Hoop Ohio Canadian dull and
drooping $50 bbls. 95 1905 IS.
RYE FL0UR-steady at 90 509t Is common to
choice.
WHEAT-recepts 900 bush. market dull and heavy
and decning 10000 BUSH at 81 % In store for Amber
Iowa 81 IS.
RYE-quiet at G5967.
BARLEY-dull at 67C960.
C0RN-5i.l47 bush. market without manifest change.
900 bushels 65@67 old mixed Western In store and
delivered; 63@64 new do at 4. r. depot. N
0ATs-quist 3936hc, for western, Canadian and
State.
PoRK-steady for mess 7l9 bbs. II 80 for mess, Il
prime.
BEEF-quet and unchanged. ...
CUT MEATS-steady
LARD-dull and heavy; sales Of 500 bbls at 91S@
BUTTER-ln fair request IO9l4 for Ohio; l49 Is for
State;
CHEEsE-steady; 09IOS.
WH1sKY-dul and prices dropping; sales Of 200 bbls.
at i6c.
ooTToN-dul and heavy at l11S for midling nplands;
sales 500 bales.
,CoFFEE-unchansed sales 400 bags of Rio at 1870
12k. :
sUGAR-dull; by auction 3ls hhds. sold at4,.a6K.
MoLASsES-dull but unchanged sales 100 bbls. N.
o. sold at 2s@34K.
sT0oKs-dull and lower; money rates unchanged and
supply good, with not very active enquiry; s. Il. very
9. 54h; Hud 422l; Dol l.. &c W.9ih; N. Y. G. 761S;
p 9. U. SIS 65: Harl pIfd. SS1l; s. 10; Erie 49,
O. es98
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-09
THE HOG MARKET

Receipts Of the week, o,672. w
Henry d. Grant, Superintendent Of The maFiret give
the following quotations per pound grossfor hogs Corn
fed, 5K96c; Dstlllery. fed 53S@5sSo.
II has been rather bad week for the drovers, owing
the change Of weather. Wednesday, Thursday, and Fri
day. were ne days business and rather warmer thar
packers prefer at this Friday night warm rain
FELL and Saturday was extremely foggy, and Sunday
quite warm, aad Monday and Tuesday not cold enough
to encourage buyers to make large purchases Forum
atsy the supply was not large, and most OF the ssoes
rather light,
There was one remarkable Hog sold here this week.
It was SOW about years old, which had 81 pigs, a'
two lters In year. and was then fated By Messrs
Alloiton, Wattermire O. Hiserodt, cat the Dykeman
farm" near Kngsbridge, within the city limits Thil
extraordinary hog Weighed dressed o63 lbs, and sold
for $780, 10 John Fink, corner Of Eighth avsnue and
Forty street, where the carcase will be kept some
days for show. ~..
Live weight Dead weight.
First quality corn fed large size. ....6K96k 7H@7K
Second quality corn-fed .......5A@6 7H@7H
First quality small size fat &r prime
for marke. butchers. .5x@6k 7h97'l
Large size, still-fed fat..... ...5H(@5h =
Second quality stillfed ...........57S@5A 6z@7
Western dressed Hogs, 74c.
Although the figures correspond with last week. the
market 10 called slow.
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Washington News and Gossip.

WAsHMaToN, Feb. 9.-The impression hero among
ge ntl who acquainted with the subject
that no need be entertained relative to
imm ediae attack Fort Sumter as will DO referred
to the Southern Congress. Meanwhile the South Caro-
lima authorities will keep the srictest guard to the Fort
to intercept any reinforcements to MAJ. Anderson.
All domestic supplies and mail facilities are to be de-
nied and all possible measures taken to staiYe out the
garrison
day on matters looking to adjustment Nearly all The
Commissioners have arrived, including those from Mas
saohusetts and New York.
large number OF Influential gentlemen from nearly al
parts OF the country, constantly arriving embracing
many members OF the Virginia Legislature.
Captain Tlon Of Maryland, attached to the navy and
member Of the Light House Board, committed suicide
this p NJ. by blowing his brains out with pistol He
had for some time been much depressed owing to the po
liticai state Of the country.
Itappeared that on inquiry at the proper source the
ST. Louis was ordered from the Gulf Squadron early
a. December 24th and the Sabine January 9th, or hre
days before the surrender Of the Pensacola navy yard
leaving the other vessels to compose that squadron the
Powhattan, Pocahontas, and Gambler land. 80
To obtain provisions, the storeshp Supply" was sen
by order Of flag officer Pendegrass, to Pensacola, AM
BY Cupt Armstrong then at that place. was ordered z
return to the squadron but instead OF doing Capt
Walker her commander, took on board the parolled OH
GERS and men and from Fort picken and proceed
ed 70 New York, by which disobeying OF orders he
i to be courmartialed. .. 49,
Il The Cumberland has been ordered to Hampton koads
Il and the Powhattan to New York.
Whatever Of dsaecton has existed in the Gulf squaf
rom was on board the latter vessel. When ordered
proceed elsewhere, portion Of her officers, who al
Southern men, supposing she was to 90 TO Pensacola
manifested discomfort. The LIST Lieutenant sent In
resignation, the acceptance Of which will depend upo
hs being exonerated from blame to be ascertaned whe
the vessel shall arrive New Yorkiotherwise he will
u courtmartialed, 1H
There are elevennsvai vessels on ourcoast and one
The Macedonian and Brooklyn have arrived In u
neighborhood Of Fort Pickens.
md nv mana
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-09

COMMITTEES OF INVITATION. following
are the Committees Of Invitation, appointed OF
behalf of the State, for the escort of the Pres
ident elect from the capitol Of Indiana, and hii
reception at the capital of Ohio.
The Senate Committee--M MUsRoE
Curry and HOLMES.
The House Committee - Messrs. BRowN
FLAoo, ANDREWS, PARRoTr, ScoTr, BALDWIN and
Wish.
Committee on the part Of the State Execu-
tlve-Adjutant General CARNoroN and Colonel
MoMILLEN.
Committee on the part of the City Of Colum.
bus-L. ENGLISH, Mayor; L. DONALDSON, Pres
ident of the City Council, and Councilmen
BurTLEs, RILEY and OGDEN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-09
Az ERsS
Ague Cure,
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE or

run Ah1 NbRE On
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague,
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Fevers, indeed
for the whole class OF diseases originat-
the Malaria OF 1fiasmatic Countries.
We are enabled here to offer the community
remedy which, while it cures the above complaints
with certainty, is still perfectly harmless in any
quantity. Such remedy is invaluable in districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. This
"CURB" expels the miasmatic poison Of FEVER
AND AGUE from the system, and prevents the de-
velopment Of the disease, if taken on the FIRST ap-
proach Of its premonitory symptoms. tisno only
the best remedy yet discovered for this class
of complaints, but also the cheapest. The large
quantity we supply for dollar brings It within the
reach Of every body and in bilious districts where
FEVER AND AoUE prevails, every body should
have it and use it freely both for cure and protec
ton. Agreat superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure Of Intermttents is that it contains no Quinine
or mineral, consequently it produces no Quiuism or
other injurious effects whatever upon the cohsttl
ton. Those cured by it are left as healthy as if
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence Of
the miasmatic poison. A great variety of disor-
ders arise from its irritation, among which are
Neuralgia, Rheuntatisan, GosR, Headache, Blind
ness, Ioothdche, Eayache, C,ata,yh, asthma, Pal
pitation, Painful affection of The Spleen, Hyste1-
ics, Pain IN the Boioels, Cole, Paralysis and De-
raagemeat Of the Stomach, all of which, when
originating in this cause, put on the intermittent
type, or become periodical. This CURE" expels
the poison from the blood, and consequently cures
them all alike. 1t is an invaluable protection 10
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarious districts. If taken occa
sionally or daily while exposed to the infection,
that will be excreted from the system, and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity TO rinen into dis
ease. Hence it is even more valuable for protec-
ton than cue and few will ever suffer from Inter
mittents if they avail themselves of the protection
this remedy affords. ..-
Prepared by DR.. J. G. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass
ROBERTS & SAMUEL, Columbus
And by Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
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