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DENTISTRY.
VyEETHs TEETH

VNEETHi TEETH q
M. LOOMS, M. D., ...
The inventor and patentee Of the Mineral Plate
Teeth, attends personally at his oce In this city
Many persons can wear these teeth who cannot
wear others, and no person oan wear Others who can
not wear these.
With any style and prfcs Of Teeth they nay desire
but to those who particular and Wish the purest
sleanes strongest and most perfect denture that ar
oan prodnce, the Mineral Plate will be more fully
warranted. 80 =
Rooms IN this city-No. sas Psnnsylyania avenue
between Ninth and Tenth streets. Also, 907 Arcf
street, Philadelphia. ,.. mar lily
.nR. LOCKWOOD e0nfinuss the prsc.
" toe Of Dentistry, in the wsshi.ston Building
Having praotfoed in the South nearly sixteen years
he feels assured that he can give sataotion TO any
that may oall ..H.
Teeth inserted on vuLoANrr, Russ.l, or Coin
PLArz, Chloroform administered when desired.
aug 1T
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NEW YORK AND ERIE RAhROAU %,

Passenger Trains leave ria Pavonia Ferry ~
and Long Dock, from foot Of Chambers street
New York. as follows, viz: sd
Att A. M EXPRESS, for Dunkirk, and Buffalo,
and principal intermediate Stations.
At A. N: NAIL, for Dunkirk, and intermediate
Stations This Train remains over night at Elm,ra,
and proceeds the next morning
AtsA NJ, MILK, daily, for Ottsville, and inter
AT il A. N RECONSIDERATION daily, for Rmt
Jervis, and principal Stations. o,1est
At p. NJ, WAY, for Middletown, NewburSh
and intermediate Stations.
.AtsP. M, NIGHT EXPRESS, daily, for rbtnR
kirk Buffalo, Canandaigua, and principal Statioul
The Train Of Saturday stops at all Mall Train st.
items, and rum only to Elmira ...-I .
p, .Ats p! NJ, ACCOMMODATION, for Hornea
Vile, and principal Stations. MN
- CHAS. MINOT Genl Supt
NATHANIEL MARSH, Receiver aug Ia
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pOARDING.-Eignto or Ten Gentlemen
- can be accommodated with BOARD and LODG.
ING, on reasonable terms Il street, between Fifth
and Sixth, No. A9O tDeo 1Ss
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PAPER HAN0RqGS,
MISCELLANEOUS.
n X Os p K @ TUS OF THE WEEKL
L NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,

PRosss.HrSeoTEVVis' SHp,2S41c,X Of THE WEEKLY
The undersigned commenced, in the month OF
December last, the publication, in this city, of
aweekly lynewspaper called the National Reptib.
licdn. ..
by forty two inches, and is furnished at the low
prices stated below. =.
It will contain all the original matter of the
daily National Republican, with the exception
Of local news not interesting to country sub
scribers.
1t will give full reports of the proceedings of
Congress, and of the other departments Of the
National Government.
1t will contain all the news Of the day, foreign
and domestic, markets, &c., &c.. as well as An
country. The miscellaneous department will
receive special attention, and, in all respects,
the effort will be made TO establish the charac.
ter of the National Republican as Family
Newspaper.
Washington being now the central point of
the current military operations, great attention
will be paid to furnishing the readers OF the
National Republican with full, and especially
with acc,rate, accounts of the progress of the
In politics, the paper will be Republican, sus.
tanning the Administration Of Mr.. Lincoln, but
disclaiming, however, any pretenson to be the
organ of the President.
The is no other Republican paper in the Dis
1t is believed that recent events have opened to
such q paper an important sphere of useful
effort. The time has come, when the actual
administration of the Government upon Repub
loan principles will explode the misrepresen.
tations which haye made those principles so
dstasteful to the South.
But it ia not only here, and In this vicinity,
that the projectors of the National Republican,
hope to make 1t useful. To the whole country
they offer journal which will discuss national
politics from national standpoint, and which
will never be swerved from patriotic duty by
any overpOwering pressure Of local interest.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
One copy, one year. .......................$ 90
Three copies, one year. ar................... 500
Five copies, one year. Observation-Disclosures. 100
Ten copies, one year ar.....................l2 .l2.00
Twenty copies, one year. r..................2 1000
Three copies, six months. ESQ
Ten copies, six months. s.................... 800
T~saty copies, six months. hs................ 1000
Payments always In advance.
When u Club Of subscribers has been for.
warded, additions may be made to 1t on the
same terms. 1t Is not necessary that the sub.
scrbers to Club should receive their papers
at the same post oihGe.
Money may be forwarded by. mail, at our
risk. Large amounts Can be RENTED in drafts
on Boston, New York, Philadelphia, or Balti-
more; smaller amounts in gold, or In notes Of
solvent banks. Address
W. J. MURTAGH l. co,
Washington, d. O.
~ The daily National Republican is pub.
lished every morning (Sundays excepted) at
$3.50 per annum. in advance.
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fnE NATIONAL PRISONERS AT COLUMBIA SoU1
CAROLINA.
The Columbia So,ih (LIroIin;ur of ihr al /

rME NATIONAL PRISONERS AT COLUMBIA. SoUTf
CAROLINA.
The Columbia South C1rolinian, of Tho 3d in
slant, says: -
"One hundred and fifty of Lincoln's m"rce
naries, part of the second grand army OF Wash
ington, arrived yesterday from Richmond, are
qusrtered, for safe-keeping, in our district ill.,
Coming to destroy our property, our people
and our liberty, they have been foiled 10 th.'
effort, and lost their own freedom. They haze
learned lesson of wisdom. and, no dnnbt.
found that they were mistaken in entering !.
crusade fot the subjugation of race Of rro
pie who are their superiors. They are her" t,
degraded herd, and unworthy Of sympathy or
commiseration. Every one deserves to be
shot, and the chances OF liberation taken from
him. We trust they will be entirely isola I'd
from all external communication, and look ed
upon as John Browns men, as they are The
prisoners were under the charge of Lieu,en-
ant Porter, G. g. A., and detachment Of 6fry
six men, from the Charlotte Grays, under com
snand of Lieutenant 7. 8. Henry. There nr,
many boys among them, and are generally i
rough looking set"
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
Highly important from Richmond.
LIST OF FEDERAL PRISONERS WHO HAVE DIED
~ THE PRISONS IN THAT CITY.

BAErIMuRE. Nov. ~ THE following i a
Se0rrect list of all the prisoners of war w'to
have died in tho several Confederate States
prisons In Richmond from August the lst t.
Friday. November 15h:
W. N. Smith, New York Seventy first; Alb u
Penno.t, First Rhode Island; A. +. White. d..
W. +. Oxford, second New Hampshire; N
Ksbles, Second Vermont; T. b. Smith, Sec" ID
Rhode Island; John Williams, Thirteenth n. W
York; John Bradley. Fourteenth New Yo k;
H. p. Hale, Eleventh New York; T. B. Mich Is
Thirteenth New York; Horace Hunter. 7 b rd
Maine; Henry Smith. rw.frh New York;
f. Farmer. E -venth Massachusetts,; T. p. & r
r'son, First Minnes,,a; Charles McAvoy. S'.v
enty-ninth New York; A. Jacques Seco nj
First Minnesota; Chatles r. Prescott F"'r-
teenth New York; John B Miller, Elev.n'h
New York; T. A. Campbell, Fourteenth NV
York; Stephen Russell, Third Maine; Cha l. =
II. Chsse. Secnnd New Hampshire; J I'm
Spring, Second vermonas.T. r johnson TWEEN
tysevenh New York; 4Veld, Eleventh NJ,
sachusetts; BENZ. T. Bste, (engineer,) Sixty
New York; Chsfles Durand, Twelfth N"w
|, York; John Hamilton, Second Wisconsin; f.
N. Thomas, First Minnesota; John Leonard
Second Vermont; A. Fl. Brown, Third Mi =" I:
A. B. Bailey, Second New Hampshire; A VI
Hunt. Twsuty-seventh New York; G. McD H.
aid, Seventy-niuth New York; T. A. Z.t 10.
Fifteenth Pennsylvania; NJ @. Buck. Sevr y
ninth New York, (shot;) s. Tobias, Ninen "'h
New York; P. Murray Eighth q. S.; Isaac Z d.
man,- Second Rhcde Island; II. Evans. - ird
U. s.; 8. B. Garveu. Fourth Maine, W 6
Haynes, Second New Hampshire; Cbss. f
Trowbr' dye, Second Wisconsin; T. H. McC'nng
Fourteenth New York; James Jones. eitz
Greenbrier county, Va; q. Huson. jun. ci'i-
zen, Rochester, N. Y; q. NJ. Andrews. Tive.
sevent tr N. " Ge' rye W. Anderson, Fnu tn
Maine; Simeon Gerald, citizen. Boone Couniy
Va; David S. Brooks, Second N. Hampshire;
Cunningham. Eighth United States; G. n Ciri
by, Second Maine; p +. Slack, First Conn ct
cut; E l.. Rood, Second Wisconsin; J. Trux II
Twenty Fifth Ohio; Richard Gleason. Eiev t.
New York. (shot;) Dan Yeager, Fifteenth Penn
sylvania; J. D. Durffee, First Minnesota; jacob
Dietz, Fourteenth New York; J. G. Gilm IN
Second Maine; Henry q. Sarvis. citizen, Hardy
county, Virginia; Charles W. Tibbitts, Tive ~
seventh New York; William Walcup. citiz u
Virginia; George Farland, do; Jeel Sites, c,t
zen, Harog county, Virginia. Total, ca.
The two prisoners referred to above as hav
ing been shot, were fired upon and killed a
different periods by the guards All Of The
deceased prisoners, with the exception Of Mr.
Huson, who was buried in Hollywood Gem &"
terry. were inferred in burial ground spec a.
ly appropriated to that purpose by the Con
federate States Government
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RAILROADS, ETC.

S1 N. Ty o T e., f1,1 S,,,e,
The Norhern Mad chores af O'Clock and at O'Clock
p. NJ, daily and arrives at $40 A. N. and r. "
The wsaa~ Mad closes at I O'Clock P. NJ; and Ar.
riyes at oS0 O'Clock A. M, daily.
The Nuthsoeser NOD uloses 1t O'Clock and at q
O'Clock p. daily and arrives at e.l0 A. n. and
The 2issu1drIs kaa CLOSES at $50 p. M; and ar
rives at O'Clock r. M.
The once will open for delivery at 9 O'Clock A. NJ
daily, and close at so r. H. daily, except on Sun
day, when II will open at ard oloee at 1oo'clock A.
NJ, opening again at r: N: and remaining oper
uM7 P. M. LEWIS CLEPHANE, p. n
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GAS FIXTUR H Est
THE BEST ASSORTMENT
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY

Those who desire to select from new patterns with
the advantage Of reduction in prices, will call early
and examine
We would also call the attention of persons about
introducing gas into their dwellings to increased
facilities, and consequent low prices for this branch
of our trade
- Inviting all who desire their work done promptly
and free from gas leakages to call at $3.50 Pennsyva
MIA avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh streets,
-Outh side j. W. THOMPSON Il co
uov2S
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7 IBRAHY OF CONGRESS-,
- September 0, 1851.
Notice Ia hereby given that the Library of Con.
gress will not be open until the 1st OF October next
JOHN g. STEPHENSON,
sep l0-tl Librarian.
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WHAPPIkG PAPEit Tor sale at this or
flee.
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,E A. ", sRssLsY, proprissor., possor
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rm .u I'D hs1s0R THE CURE OF
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION
Weaknsss Or Debility, Flatulsncy and Nausse7
Toss Of Appetite, Nervousness, Liver Com
plants, Bilious Fevsrs. and all Diseases
Of the Stomach, Liver, and Bowels
.as A PREVENTIVE FOR FEVER AND Aaua
THESE sr1EHs ARE NOT EQuallEt
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

wILLARDS> HOFEL-J HYDE, NY; l. B
Parson, Mo; Sexton. Conn; w p Jones, NH;
II Martindale, NY; Genl Pacy, A Flores, Ecuador;
Camacho. Venezuia; u Leiva, do; J Hedges,
Del; w Hodgkins. DC; \ Barnard, Md; Hon
Verree, Pa; II B latham, do; F Stunly, USN;
G H Bliss, o, C l. Perkinks, NY; E SRogers and
lady, Md Maynard, NY; x F Haviland and
lady, do; Lawrence and lady, CT T l. Vail,
NY; Miss Wright, do Bennett and lady,
do; w Wisser, NJ Wister, Miss; Col HUI
ger, UsA.
NATIONAL HOTEL.-Mr aud Mrs Worth
ington, Md; T Fisks, DC; w Wister, Va; J J
Wister, do; ID Baker, Oregon; Hayes, Pa;
Hall, CT; L. E Williams, Md; III l. w hite
do, 6 A Martin, do; II Hayes. NY; C. ROggs,
Nd; II Rutherford, do; L Harran, sc; T Kane,
CAL r Murray, NY; l. W Garth, Ky; Mulloy,
do; Tilden, Ny; J Rawlings, Md w H
Black, Ky; J Williams, Ny; 6 " Char, do; E
Frederick, Mass; Rapiles, Texas; d Althouse,
BROWNS HOTEL A Mattingly, Cal; l.
Edwards, c Wall, T Branch, T W Page, F
Peasants, Barbour, Newman, Va; Bella
neY, Nc Duval, Pa; S Borland, 9 Smithers,
Tenn; NJ Yancey, Mo.
KlRKWOOD HOUSES w Ficklin, Va; @
Menner and ladies, c Cowell, Mas; Carter
Mo- X Roberts, N Phelan, NY.
WASHINGTON HOUSE, Ames, o; Hon
Cobum, Ne; James, Mass; DIR T Bennett, N
n Oliver andy, w Oliver, KY.
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Fork VI. SPADE.

The time honored spade il falling into disuss.
look at yondsr son Of Erin, as he drives the
shining blade into the moist loan, and heaves
out a square, compressed mass, two sides Of
which are smooth and compressed as possible.
II you standing near or working by his side
he will bit IL a rap aud crumble the top Of Ii q
little, while the mass probably remain intact.
The ground will be levsled off with q rake,
and the Jumps will bake slowly, and remain
If the ground is not deeply worked gain. w hen
spading Is done in very dry weather, IL Is not
liable to the same objection in degree, yet 1t
leaves the soil always more or less lumpy.
How different il 10 with the use OF the fork.
The spading fork Is found Of various forms In
the shops We prefer one Of narrow tines, rather
long and very thick, made Of good steel. A good
quality Of steel is very important, for often sim
gle tine riking a stone or stick has TO take In
stantly the whole force Of the blow or shove. The
tines should be thick; considerable prying
power Is often required; and they should be mar
row, that the earth may be no more compressed
than Is necessary
A fork like this may be driven much deeper
with the same force Ii will lift the earth quite
as well as a spade, and without packing it II
roots Of trees, bulbs, or anything Of the kind are
present. there is little probability that they will
be injured, IL care Is used and the ground may
be lOOsened sufficiently in many cases withou,
Lifting the earth at all, in way to tear the roots
The fork, In fact, may be used wherever the
spade can be, and shovel Is not more desirable
we do not claim for its superiority In shoveling
sand or gravel-and ii may be used In many
trees, in raspberry, currant or vine borders, espe-
cially will the fork be found Of incalculable
vice, and the spade should be banishsd forthwith
Honssts1d.
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0HRkpAGHK Is the fsyorite sign. BY which
nature makes known any deviation whatever from
the natural state of the brain, and viewed IN this
light IT may be lpoked on as safeguard intended
70 give nohce OF disease which might otherwise
escape attention, till too late to DO femedied; and
ITS indications should never be neglected. Head
sohes may be classified under two names, viz /:
Symptomatic and idiopathic. Symptomatic Head
aehe Is eIoeedinsly common and is the precursor
Apoplexy, Gout, Rhepmatism and ell fsbTile
oiseases; In us reIveus form i is sympathetic dis
hepaho disease constituting biiiors hsadaeRe, Of
worms constipation and other disorders OF the
elsas well as renal and uterine afsouons Diseases
ofthe heart are very frequently attended with Head
aches; Anemls ard plethora are also affections
which freq uenty occasion headache. Idiopathic
HeadaGhe is also very oommoR, being usually dis
times coming on suddenly in state of apparently
sound health and Frustrating at once the mental
and physical energies, and in other Instances n
comes on slowly. hsralded by depression Of spirits
or aoerbity Of temper. In most instances the pain
Is In front OF the head, over one or both eyes, and
sometimes provoking vomiting, under this class
may also be named Nehrdlgid.
For the treatment of either class of Headache the
Cephsllo Pills have been found a sure and safe
remedy, relieving the most acute pains in q few
minutes, and BY It's subtle power eradIcating the
disease Of which headache Is the unerring index,
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MEDICINES.

ID ''Hf ssH1i.os.
LOCK HOaRIYAL,
Hes Dsssss~sf fAs ssssf Csrfs,a, Speedy, sd ~.
EBsefsaI Rtsssdy - tks World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDRNCB
LET NO FALSE DELfcAcY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMED ATELY.
4 CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE.
in FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
y.k..ss q u. B.sl snstsr,. Af..as.s .fsas Ka.sr
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ss.a .tis:., f:ip..s ss, ssS c
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s. &C.: s.ns s.,1. s,ys.i v'.i ''ss' s'sv
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upsa his skil &c physitiaa.
OFFICE Ne eourl PRRpKalcxsYarrY.
:. ::IH.i q, .s.:r.. .s. : .s ..:s.s s'' r.::
ssst b paid and ss.sai. ssta.R
Dr. JoHH8foH,
fsm Of the snasnt Cslsgss unisd ssaisa
l..l, L.nd:a Pans, rhil.d.Ia. .ss ...sS.1.. IA; :.
.:ss via fsrss ss. s: are
vasn s'..P great h.Iv:.sns, being alarmed Al s.ddss
u.ss viii dsr.nE q mind. sss esSsd IL. sd.,sl,.
TAKE PARfICgkAR NOTICE
..r.sin Prssde. ndss.d in .S.n .isr.". S.s i.s..s
l.sin.d fr.a evil s.mPansOs 81 at sehssl, he sfss.
as! @ .s1 , Ia % ..s 9.
'esS, a.. .a. q. .PPi, ina IN .diat.ly.
y early habit. q ,.sth yisi w.sin.1 sfas t.sI ssi
ms Pain. in :hs Mead Pimn..s 81 Sight Les, ..ssl.i
sfthi Dig fRnss1s, General pssy,
mENTALLY-Th.fsa fearful sG.su On II, mind az. .,.l 70
arsaasdEL1s Of Msmey Csnfsssn sfldss, Dsprsssiss
Ls,s Of sslissd' rira'dy, sss, u pro-
HERvoss pKzILrY.-rl..s.., "a, ,.v,,s,. Via,
::.ins v..i pals: nerves., and .m,sial.d having
sppssrsnes tssths syss essgh
DISEASES OF IMPRuDENCE.
When s pisEsdse and Of PI..s.ss
Happens tnsd sens. sSam. or dread ..
;:I s as.: ia: i 4. al: s:. 3.
s1S, :. Enst,ns and ds.gnnE pr..od',. .hs Incapable
month af., msnh, long de sms..t fee can !. .s
t.nsd, and despair 'sv. him With ruined hsss :. 40
p.,e9, .resy bsst.n d. e.n.ss,iso.I syn,.m. 81 az
sre. ons, sca a, Afseuens o. he E.ar Threat Nose,
Psnsd to b, dr.adf ,sfsrng BY sending him e h. m.
b. JoEEsoHIkEMEDYF FOR ORGANIC wKAIHKss
AND IMPorENCY.
n 6iss "a nPsr:,n! remedy vs.knsss Of as srf,s.
nest nsrrsus and dsblitasd had sss all hs,s law
beer imn sdstsly relieved.
an .dmsns. M,n.ss. Physical Or Mental pis,u.i
lssuens less frssrtttvs Fewer, usFvsss Irritabiify
frsmsinG and Wsskesss 8xhslstsa sfks ssst fsarS
ktnd sDsesdhy cured.
ENFORCEMENT or ZEE YKEaa
rnE MANY fHOUsANDg cured insdtssisa Will.
Ne " ysaEt, and TIA important osBf
sal spsrsu.ns fsrsrnst By Dr.. Jehnssn sy de
ysL .pP.:d .r.ia .ad ts.a S.f... :. ,.sa., -
nd ais standing gentleman Of skaYastsr ssd rssys.f
slhy' 10 "ssisns EsAIssiss 10 he s8istsd. Jan sky
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Constipation or Costixeness

NO one OF the many Ills flesh is heir TO" is so
prevalent, so little understood, and SO much meg
looted as Costiyeness. Ofen originating in care
essness or sedentary hsblts; it is regarded as a
anxiety, while In reality il is the precursor and
companion OF many of the most fatal and danger
bring the sufferer to an untimely grave. Among the
lighter evils Of which Costveness is the usual at
tendapt are Headache, Colo, RheumatIsm, Foul
Breath Piles, and Others of Ike nature " he long
train offrlE htful diseases such gnsnt Fevers
Aooesses, Dysentery. Dyspepsia, Diarrhea, Apo
Ple1y, Epilepsy, Paralysis, Hystsria, Hyperion
drass, and Insanity, first indicate their
presence In the system by this alarming symptom
Not unftequently the diseases named originate liz
Constipation, but take on independent exist
enoe unless the cause eradcated an early stag
From all these considerations II follows that the
dleorder should receive Immediate attention when.
ever OCCURS, and no person should neg eot to ge
q box of Cephallc Pills on the FIRST appearance o.
the complaint, as their timely use will expel tht
dangerous foe to human life.
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALER
~ OF GAS METERS.
Toy FOR THE SICK AND SUFFERING,
y LET ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED
READ!
APPLY THE REMEDY
prrorcpN p ----

REJOICE IN HEALTH
Frlend, do you suHer' Are you the victim Of any
OF those numerous ailments which arse from i'm
purity of the bloodI What are they, do you ask I
Rather ask, what are they not? The blood is the
source of life and health and il the first element
Of our being to respond to any cause which affects
tbs sygtsm, as the pulse infa!bly attssts The ever
PREVAILING Neuralgia, the irritatipg Eryspelss. the
subte Scrofuia, the aeonlxins Rheumatism, Ner-
yous Debility, Dyspepsia, Liycr Complaint with it's
toreor and detection, and the numberees Ills that
Hesh IS heir to, derive their hdeous origin from the
blood, Deal kindly thew and gently with the blood.
Use the vltesing resources Of nature for its aid,
and suner US to commend 70 your confidence and
use that truly valuable medioament known as
MRS: III. CQTS
INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCTION
With regard to this almost infallible specific
popular sentiment has spoken in declded terms,
and the evidences of this great efficacy are sus-
tanned By constant ayoWals Of curative effects and
remedies and the best medical eKilI have failed.
Let as cay, In conclusion, that certificates
cures are not sought from the literate and super
hoial, but they are volunteered from the most
spectacle sources and Justify the highest terms in
which IL Is possible TO commend so valuable a
speolhc 70 public approval. We may add also tina,
the curative properties of the medicine are
only By It's restorative effects, the system recover
lng from disease with renewed constitutional vigor
For sale By Gil respectable Druggists in this
CITY, and by the proprietor, MRS. n. COX,
None genuine unless her name is blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork
Raos:saI. Assrt. Ri {: n oIssEL. Druggist
tiot, and will supply the trade at my prices.
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HOVER EXCITEMENT. and the mental care and
anxiety incident to CLOSE attention to bus ness or
study, are among the numerous causes Of Nervous
Headache. The disordered state of mind and bod '
incident % this distressing complaint is = fatal
pow 90 al energy and ambition. Sufferers BY this
these DIST easing attacks by using one of the Ce-
phalIc Pills whenever the symptoms appear. n
overtasked brain and soothes the strain
ed and jarrlng nerves, ard relaxes the tension OF
The stomach which always accompanies ard ag-
gravates tho disordered condition OF the BRAN.
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BRIDGET.zzMIssus wants you to send her box
but Pm thinking that's not just it naitheT; but Der
yaPs yen be afther knowing what it is. Ye see
shes nis dead and gone with the Sick Headache;
before. '
n RrHSgsst.-You must mean SpsIdins's CephaIic
=. Bridsa;-Ooh' sure now and you've sed it, here's
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-01
OCEANSTEAMERS' SAILING DAY
81 TO HOUSEKEEPERS ~,
III wAs s5WS .ES Sy,,ss,EEf92RseE-9

We invite the attention of Housekeepers to our
very large sud beautiful stock Of CHINA, GLASS
and h ARTHEN WARE, which is now rendered
complete In every department by our recent i'm
pOItatlons. ~
we deem II unnecessary to enUmerate articles,
We nave every thing that ID usua ly kept In the
&nna Business, from rlon decorated French China
R1nner and Tea Sets to the ordinary Earthen
Ware. and az We Import the majority of our goods,
We are prepared TO furnish the best quality either
- tne who!esas or retstl trade, - lOw as any of
the Importing houses of Baltimore :
English AMI American CuL!ery of superior quality.
Also, Horn, Buck and Cuooa handle Cutlery from
the same factories,
Silver plated Ware on hne Albatts, warranted,
iaTge stock OF Goal Oil Lamps, numerous pat
PAPER Lang Shades and Chlmnie,, Cut Glass
H,s Slo9S' Si!,..,,.N e.r .-,,,,
y, FOWLER CO.,
504 Odd Fellows Hall,
no i0-eO6W Seventh