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Evening star., 1877-11-15

The Philadelphia Ledger is quoted as say
Ing that, abominable as the silver bill may
be, there is no necessity to make 1t worse
than ii is by rating the value OF the silver
dollar proposed by II at but 92 cents, when It
is really worth 95 cents. The Ledyer Is
usually so careful in its statements that the
value IL placed upon the silver dollar pro-
posed has been accepted by many as correct,
but We believe that paper, on further en-
quiry, has satisfied itself that it was an
error, and that the Bland silver dollar OF i12 <
grains is really worth only a fraction over 92
cents, gold.
Evening star., 1877-11-15

The Edinburgh RerlelC for october (received
from f. NJ. Whitaker & SOM has an article
upon the current conflict in the East headed
1.-The Russian Invasion Of Turkey and au-
otAer upon Torpedo Warfare" in which
considerable attention is given TO American
experiments with the torpedo.
Evening star., 1877-11-15

The reports of the Fire Commissioners and
Chief Engineer elsewhere showing the abso-
lutte necessity for an increase OF the District
fire department, is worthy the attention of
our tax payers and citizens generally, and II
is hoped that members OF Congress will read
whet is said about the duty OF the national
government In the matter OF bearing a fair
share Of the expense.
Evening star., 1877-11-15

If the defence of the Texan border be priu-
cipally assigned to Texan militia whose
prt judices unfit them 10 occupy a position
rendered so difficalt by the complicated and
delicate questions that must be decided by
those who hold it, and of such great import
ance TO the interests OF the United States as a
whole; those who look forward to gaining
profit or honor from a war with Mexico may
well throw up their has in triumph. 1t is
true that such course would not be Just TO
the Mexican central government which has
placed regulars on the border, but tha: is a
consideration which will not necessarily
have much weight in our dealing with 50
weak and distracted a nation. With lawless
bands of Indians furnishing pretexts for in
vssion 10 both sides, with a varying border,
Win the emissaries of Lerdo melting raids
on one side and Texan troops ready TO punish
the raiders and make offensive retlrns on the
other, we might reasonably look for the rise
OF such complications between the two ma
tions as would furnish US with a supply
military presidents for the next half CEN
tury.
Evening star., 1877-11-15

They are having pretty stormy times in
lie French Chamber OF Deputies, and the
violent language exchanged between the
Len and the Right does not look favorable
to q compromise.
Evening star., 1877-11-15

Gold touched Its lowest point since the
war yesterday. At this rate resumption will
resume on its own account while Congress
Is debating about 1t.
Evening star., 1877-11-15
To Corr,supudfnrs.

All letters intended for publication, reierrns Ia
any WAY to the editorial department. of the passr
should be addressed 70 7s Edtto o. Ths Sfar Those
relating 20 its business departments should be I'D
dressed 10 The Pxb!shs- 0f Ths Sfay. Obsery ance
of fthese directions instead Of addressing such letters
In either case to an individual name, will prevent
provoking delays.
Checks etc. In payment of bins should in al eases
be made payable 10 the order - TAs ErsninR S.n-
Nsnsyapsr C0vpasy,-not % that of suy iudividu al
- No anonymous communications read. Ho re-
ected Commune atoms returned.
Evening star., 1877-11-15

The silver people aSS=~. JlIt only III
sfblOsted bOndhOldeTs' oppose ti.3 Blani bin.
but il would seem, from the satisfies, that
the blOated bOndholders are largely widows
and orphans whose limite1 mcl l. have 5ehl
invested in government JJGds as a safe
curity, and tie source Of a snail living ia
come 10 has been stated. also. thas the pas
sage of the bill ''wOIld take S11OlJ O0J fE)m
the hard earnings of savings bank dep )si;Ors
in New York city alone We suppose this
statement is based upon the fact that the de
pOsits in these savings banks have been i'll
vested in government bonds, AM that If these
bonds are deprecated in value by the silver
bill the banks will have tO reduc, tle rate of
interest paid 10 depo>ilOrs.
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MEDICAL, &c.

nB. LEON, The Old st Established ajd oaiy Re
~ liab,e Ladies' Physician in the City .u be con-
So seS esety ~ 1grsd,y &edIesd and sseIday
t. Een a: CSmplsnts qGicSly cured. Office aud Red
~ and 10th; fifteen years OK perenoe in social OF
nee practice; s,parate otce. for lad aud gentle
guaIante ed, or no charge sea notics below. Min
CONSULT IR, LKON, THE OLDEST. EsTAB
~ nshtd specialist In the city. He guarantees q
ible Of al! cute ard Chrome SKIP Diseases. Abss.
doned snd III treated cases q specially. A thorough
"SATISFACTION"-A pl.itiye cure; 81 per
,o,mn,s e1ts M R RPepsIsd aoeo.diRs to the original
PenhsyI snia avenue. Consultation free oct56-I
de-; D.sE RIEo0RDs e, EssEECE OF LIFE restore.
ysIiiseIs no off So called Free Prescriptions that
wbateyer h.s merit must cos, a iair price s. per
gG ofy uSiy.rstT p Sole sSssa DR.
Druggists uIplIed. jlE.Iy
nR. g. TRANskAC, sfter more thsn twenty
- yesrs' hospia and private prsctice. treats only
Il Vel desd cases f sssd abS bS
letter. Private Ofices, No 30 Sth street, fou,
a'Gas m above Patelt cfice. Hours, 10 a. m sad
SPECIhL NOTICE.-Dr ROBEGTsON can be
"a CO.., Slted eye.y wedn sdsy and Saturday at his
90 m, ON ali diseases of the Urinary Organs aid
Nervt us Diseases. viz: Organic AID Seminal Weak
ness Nervous Debility, In. po'encT, Premature De-
cay, Nervous Trembling, Pal Di alton of tbs Heart,
Dnness OF Sisht or Giddiness. Irdigei.io &c &C.,
all resulting rom abuses In youtn. In man
hood, and early in tons anor hea, Structures
and syphili iqu.Ckly cur,d DR.. is a native Of
baltimore, ~ii II experie' in spsci a, prac
tice orsed by the leading ply scisns OF hi. city;
visiis sshingt' N every WedGesc ~ and Satu day
Persons iG ueed OF medical trsa'ment 70 any Of the
above diseases Will ird it - their interest 20 call
upon him who " i'll insure hon lrsble and scieutin,
IT, atment, and q cure guaranteed Ia every he
uodt rtakes. VIII refer his psrons to a y OF the
badfng pby sisaJs of Baltimore, and show lett Of
Testimonials from the me- Gail or address Rboye
or to I'D south Eutsw street, sltimore. mar20-Iy
Evening star., 1877-11-15
A. I II A U 8,
POP L Ar CLOTH HER,
IOI1 Pennsylrosia arenue.
lows tr Near Jlth street

WIN. W. WONN'S
" ICE CREAM SALOONS,
721 9th, bet. q and III SITS. northwest,
WASHINGTON. u. &.
ICE CREAM. WATER ICES AND FROZEN
CUsTARD. Parties, Receptions, Weddings, Fairs,
&c furnished at the shortest notice on reasonable
terms n-yi3 2m
Evening star., 1877-11-15
FOR RENT AND SALE.

By 6. wALs rs. G30 LoaisianA az
l3s1 = ard r32f s. a % tcosn 81 frnpS So i.
sJoS sns lI0s TgN =. Or ana r. e.cr; sS
f"ur 4-roCm bo1ses, let - between u sra ~,
10 Eoso t-i ants q s.. uavi5lU
,.-oR kESr-
BraisGrd n. Harsr. Ef,ris 4. HtIsiirs,
ale fret n nsrfnHr..
Evening star., 1877-11-15

If the scheme TO bring Belgium under Ger
man protection should prove successful, the
protector, Germany, would seem to be the
only gamer by the transaction. Tnis play
for position is well-timeI. EIssia's atten-
tion and energies are all taken up with other
matters, and even Jealousy at German az
grandizement will not serve 10 combine the
contending factions Of the French republic.
But England, which has always striven 20
prevent the acquisition OF any overwhel N
ing advantage in dominions or position by
any of the Continental powers. and 10 whoso
good offices Belgium is already Indebted,
may be expected 10 have a wOT to say on
The subject. The size and position OF Be-
GUM seem 10 indicate that is most uSefal
relation u its powerful nsighb)TS woI'd b.
that OF an independent AMI EeJ,ral naliOn,
separating TO some extent t1e territories o.
hostile peoples, lessening the ch3nces OF the
outbreak Of war. and throwing Obstacles IN
the way Of its prosecution; al, thus re-
moved from the turmOils OF European
politics, It's peaceful inhI5i.8uts TJuil
continue Uninterruptejly those agri-
cultural AID manufacturing pursuits
whose wonderful development. has male
This little land renowned. or course
IL is necessary that her independence
and neutrality should be guaranteed by the
great powers; Otherwise her cultivated fields
would become The battle ground Of France
and Germany in their Coming contest, and
sovereignty over her be exercised by the vic
tor. And, rather than su6mi herself u this
hard fate, Belgium would probably accept
the reported proposals aGi ps-ni, her from
tier to be fortified and her troops 10 De dis
ciplined ard drilled after the German syS-
tenn. She would L doubt consider thai, next
10 guaranteed neutrality which woIid bs,L
promote her own interests aud the peace OF
Europe, tie protection OF German with heT
autoEOr'y respected and her a Im ,Iis:rat.ol
unchal ged, is most 10 her adyaG'-
Evening star., 1877-11-15

strOrn Patty Circulation orcr
I7.5cO- being nEcre uGH three times that
Of GHp other daily ToTer in Washington,
tOOtfL6T.
Evening star., 1877-11-15
EDUCATIONAL.


THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
J. IEsiNGT6N FiiRinnGs'asiBa iiins' 81 q f.5re1S- fs.9st4%e''
ostss'r assistants circulars at music stores.
/ EsSoNs IN GERMAN 1nsIfve tong1g7.
s.rrs an and GIeet, ~ FREDERICK MOS
james, Nd. ireu' srs in Bookstores. Addre-. 42o
GEoRG FLOWN FEMALE SEMINARY.
own, D. C-BcsTdHs sod Dan Dsy scsoS sres f S5T Ysnr
ksgfsh rsS Terg issi.,y fIT ihsfogg5 eigean "a
oct sim MISS LIPsonmB. Principal.
X KINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL Usz
Principsls.c children admitted betwsea the ages =
,hiee rl and sixteen years Normal cla-- for Lsdies
or st sle street th.s.t '''o oe,is NJ sn n
MADEMoIsEI.LE V. PRUD'HOMME's
A fkENcH CLASSES.
~ odnnnsTs IHferD9ediass ana AdraHcsf
n. b:IPupils taught rapidly, and with a perfect
For Youns Ladies and chiIdSen. oGsgS. "a. m'' iSa
fer Ladies and si q Gentlemen, BOy. and o,r,,s,n
Hours reserv' q Ter Private Lessons and Glasses.
after 5 D M: other week days bet. Il and l. ocistr
MEssRs. DoNCH q son are now pre-
psrsd 70 give irsrSctiops the Violin, Yiuie.
por,sxss. Inquire at residence, eos strest
M Iss A. D. MERRILL AND MISS b, q.
". 4. a.
p-open their Select School and Ktndergsrfen for
H'' ano SrH' Sept D' at 800 isth st corner 81
ROYS' ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
~ Academy-4x street northwest, supderIsncs 3
SSnsren Sas Eighth year begins September 3rd, Is7.
fof superior sdvantaeee OF this Academy, see new
CIRCULAR, principal bookstoree, OF addreas CHASE
noIe, frlncipal, 1915 th q. southwest. saz34sm
THE MISSES LANE, i7ss r sivssf worth
wrnsTt;snni ~; nin reopen their School Cor oiri. on
DnfsoAf, eepteDber .. Referepces-Pref.
i,os iS0,eHh HrSnry. Hon. George BsDerOn, e; Wei
SCHOOL OF MUSIC, s07 sfh street north
est-reeopd Term opens MONDAY, November
I'm I'm Tuition, f~ith free lessons, &C > es 20
nj Iss OSBORNE's YOUNG LADIES
AVA BOARDING. AND DAY YscHoOL.-Next Tern
I'll teein st 0A3 n street northwest, November
16th. ls77. aug3 6m
MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE, Concord
4v1 Vile. Pa 20 ., $50 per quarter: girls, ass
BOYS prepar ed for Ysie or Hsrss'd. sfnsructor.
decz ~ Jos. sHoRTLlDGE, A. N. Pri6.
JAMES CoRRlDoN. ProfessOr er Pe1Inan-
ship ST. Cloud Build nc. stn aud o. WrTtiug,
Bo kkeepipg ard kbOrt Har taught m short ard
,asy lrsCs cf lessors Thorough fnsiruciion
susrsrteed. Lessons tisen st rssiiencs. and at
schools. jssiy'
Evening star., 1877-11-15

xx<S fOin II
issue Oh the lst ana lDth OF eeoh mouth . Ba .
letin" OF al perty for sale and rent cn ~ bos
which can b. hsd application Et ary oos. or VI
be sent By mail II de 4 ei.
LOuls
$4,000 AZ perce uoyll tr
Evening star., 1877-11-15
FOR RENT AND SALE.

E'oR SaLg-FaE Lsr-A Truck SD Gsriea
y fAhH os Is scT~s. "a the pFeLtvodd Road. ~
mites fr, m city, In pro ed by dweliius heus-s
bic khos., &c For particulars ia1rire 90 9 81 2tss
II. fAkR, on the prsmi-.s. OF g 70. ". LISFILGE.
h n 3, 81. Coud b. BrilAing OF s-e1t.
E'oR REEr-ope Handsomely Furnish-i SOON
With bay window hot an3 cod IN room
bah room attached Loca,iHn beet in city. Apply
northeast corner !ith and street u.w. osts--IsS
FOR REST-pABL0R apa BEDRooA. hand
Il soneiy furnirhed. No. 153a I street north
wet CStT- I'm
EoR SSkr-CUf AGE, even room-. stshie,
u garden, Law sud cI-fe.n at Mt Pleasant VA
LACE In1siTe of D. BREED, premises. be-
tv esr and . eeba s<-
TOR RsET-A ooufortabl well Furnished
Il SUITE OF bOcHS, IA q small aud hishiy re
specialize far lily. No AIS le,h street. northw st
few doors north cf reuIsy lvsnis avenue. opposite
ehevherd Builtng References eXeh snged octis I'm
EOR REET-Ihe RESIDENCE OF A " MuIl--t,
Il Corner OF Pennsy anis svence And 2sth street
northw est contains fifteen eXciusi of pan
tries, store rooms, Bathrooms aud water closets;
h8udsomely furnished and VII b. rented tsyors.
Bile terms TO . good tensut Apply the rEs.
misses s-ria-Sn
Evening star., 1877-11-15

ran gng fir m = 3 to els.
BOYS SUITS, from to Is years, from Z 30 to
CHILIREN'S SUITS, UkPE and ULSTER
0NERCOATS, from Sd to $40.
gr, at many articles too numerous b mention at
prop rtOnate prices
~ Cal and Conrince Yourself.
Evening star., 1877-11-15
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
I CsT-A Msstif DOG, black b, ad, rest OF body
~ blaek en-, white, bu-hy tail, snswers
-otte nau Of Ring A liberal raGard9OS
Il returned TO a. GbAS', corner of Ntw1
hsmpsh re avenue and NJ street. nogl5-st
CI0N BE 1-ARD-Lo.t Monday night, from
" AOO D. Depcr, n lst street u Psunsyi
SWANS ave. uA and 45s street, a Russia Lea her
POCKET Goch, c ntsin'~g sbS2 So. The ab .ve
s-ward viii be laid for urd II mJLey e. thi. of
oce It,
I OsT-On nCruirg 9 of tue IJIh between 8 and .
- ocltc ok, either On Metropolitan car No IS or
between Coz II ave. and IL, street, a CHiRM-te-
sign ice topgs holding piece { brilliant, prized
highly as slft from deces-td friend. A suitable
sttet. IT,
I 0sT-Three CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT of
d Rss Co, Washingt n. u. q:
One q dated JaHusry II, ls77. No. si7, for S2g
On' % MAY IA, lS7T. No 5f, for $40.
One "a SEPTEMBER q. tS7 NJ 9if, tor 03S
PaybbIe TO the order of JOHN SrWARD. The
o DEL viii be rewarded by leaving them st the Star
once ST
I est Oh sTRAlED-A IeLt brindls GIP,
L lev da ago. with . tig brass chain ~,
Her With tie owners name on, "a. +. ~
McCsUly." rte 4 der viii be literally rewarded
by calling at J TYNANs, corner 18th snd sys
northwest povl3-3t'
I OST-0n Penns> Ivsr ia avenue, betweep I3,b
i 4 and s. b g. rect, Brown Paper PARCEL. con-
tanning some French EN- broderef Corset covers
address on psrc =" ard Sslembier, New York
The finder will be suitably rewarded by RETURNING II
to JOHN A. DOWNS, 5l3 Market Space. noI35t'
Evening star., 1877-11-15

Il j. GEORGES
y. CITIZENs' AND MILITARY BOOT ANb
SHOE MAKKR,
No. 3ll6 Pa. ace. . 90, aear Washiasfos Cgyrle,
Sign Of the Big Boot
SHOES and BOOTS, ~
% % 10 relieve Corns and Bunione, speciality.
he 9tyes each purchaser . box OF PATENT
LEAThER PkEskRvER and Water proof Black
ing free Of charge.
frOmpt attention given 70 al orders By mail.
Evening star., 1877-11-15

Square bounded by X and L, n Cap. and 4 e.. 30
$4,000. ss 600. on G,: fr.t cIas. Real Estate, ats
per cent.
J. STANLEY JONES,
noyo ~ SlI 7th street
Evening star., 1877-11-15

MONEY WANTED.
oFins 20 o'he sresi ie1.sri for mcnsy.us ssss A.
sea ~ithin s;rig Gays . larse cOilocticu 81
GOLD AND SILVER wGTCPrs
DIAMOND AND OTHER sOID aas..
yEN rLRY,
GUYS, BEA Re, kokc.
2TFsORDIFAEf GBEaT GsRCafrr
c"ery srciele fuIly varrsn.e,l NJ
3. GOLDsTEIs a OOs
Commission Brokers,
ocS Corner 10th AZ s---ssg
WOkDkkFULLN OHEAP.-Ne nave o., ,7zs.
nSl Hn', 9th : rect sruthsat, folr RkIgk
nOIefr. rooms. ess sud water, Tor a .sln IN
sssy terms Also, on 81 street thaasf three starE
ff.ss BricF III rooms. and finished very hand -r,ex
" s " moctrn improvements: fire cellar: price
s4atp, on easy terms. these the che Dast hsus
/ ~ .s,'..i " sshr stSn spSly 10 BATES RYoS, .Os
----.n nNltoNtrt OctS-tr
Evening star., 1877-11-15

E0R BENT. FOR RENT
- By b. q. HuLTZMAN, 10th and y streets n w
Three Furnished Houses, well located. 90 prigate
iami eS only, Us 70 ESQ
Large hall and Is elegant rooms above, at 8l3
PenIsy lvanis avenue n w............ I7J
I2l2 l4 street northwest, II rooms, mod imp 7s
lS2S Penn. ave. NV, Il rooms, mod. I'm -... lug
III ~ street northwest. IL ms mod imp... rs
ll14 N street northwest. 9 rooms mod IN r.. Ss
635 ID street northwest, rooms, mod i'm ....- -
1903 7th street rooms, store and stable. 81
GOS street north est, rooms. Is
6l3 llth street northv est, store and .. IS
500 street southeast. %
For Sale.
Houses and Lots, large and small n gil sections ~
the city, az reduced rates octs-ly
rHARLES A. APPEL,
~ 452 Louisiana avenne.
hssI hssd's, GsSaa! Collection and Cadinz 2selo..
FOR RENr-Eo- 1880 Q street nOrthwest, u
rooms, med. tmps., eco.
FOB sALE!-Two splendid LOTS on 18th street
circle; . bargain. ser,s-tr
Evening star., 1877-11-15
BOOTS AND SHOES.

THERE is NO QUESTION
but that BOOTS and SHOES can be b N pbt Al
J. w. SELBY s cheaper than at any house In.
the District. Mems Working Boots from 81
mp; Men e Caters and Shoes from q rs upI ~
Boys Caters and Shoes from 81 upwards; -
W.Dsss Button Boots, 81 .1 and 81 70 ~; LadIee'
fine French Kid Button, a; Misses and Boys,
School Shoes, 81 up; Children's School sh Nes 7sc
upw ards. Pair Of justin Heel Protectors given in
and 10th treets. poys-tr
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: PARSONS lVaGA1IVI FILLS. .

and will take one q, encll night frr
four (4) nights, and will do this every
third t3tD week during the months 81
June, July, August and September will
not be troubled with FEVER and
AGUE, nor MALARIOUS FEVER, nor
BILIOUS FEVER, nor any of the dis
eases resulting from miasmatic poison,
common in Missouri. Mississippi, Lou
isiana, .Arkan-as and Texas. IfPAR-
SONS PURGATIVE PILLS cannot
he obtained at your nearest store. send
% cents to the undersigned, and the
pills shall be sent, post paid, by return
mail. Physicians supplied by mail at
$3.50 per thousand in bulk. As this
is but little more than half price for
standard pills by the thousand, cash
must accompany the Order. The Re-
cipe will be clleertully sent to any
Physician on application. We will
send PARSONS PILLS by mail to
responsible parties on commission at
SO per dozen, sample dozens ut &l.35
cash with the order.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
Collins Bros. st. Louis, Mo
G. w. Jones & Co. Memphis, Tenn
E. j. Hart e. Co... New Orleans, La
G j. Lincoln g. Co. Little Rock, Ark
T. G. Thompson g. Co, Galveston, Tex
Address all orders to
I. S.sJOHNSON g. CO..
BaDgor,s Maine.
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CHRISTADORO'S
III A IR d Y E +.

rHRIsTADORO's HAIR DYE IS
Il j the SAFEST and BEST; it acts
instantaneously, producing the most
natural shades Of Black OF Brown;
does NOT STAIN the SKIN, and is
easily applied. It is standard pre-
paration, and a favorite upon every
well appointed Toilet for Lady 0.
Gentleman. Sold by all Druggists.
J. CHRIsTADORO,
P. @. Box 1893, New iofS,
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@ END Csc. to G.. P. ROWELL g. CO.
y New York, for Pamphlet of 100
pages, containing lists Of 5000 newspa
pers. and estimates showing cost OF
advertising,
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IMPROVEMENT
IN
BOTTLED LAGER BEER.

AT A HEAVY EXPENSE HAVE
IA Just put up the necessary appara-
tus for treating LAGER BEER as in
practeed in Sc. Louis aud Cincinnati,
by which means the BEER retalns its
brillianey in any climate aud for any
length of time.
l will coutinne to sell this BEER at
the same price as heretofore. gnAran-
teeing it to equal any BEER in the
market. The usual discount to the
trade.
The usual stock of Philadelphia ALE
and PORTER, Northern CIDER and
Winkelmeyer's St. Louis LAGER
BEER. ICE COLD, for draft as well as
in bottles, constantly on hand. Aso
GINGER ALE and MINERAL WA
TIERS, put up in any REQUIRED
QUANTITY.
Send orders to Post Office Box l475,
or to stores Nos. &c, % and 30 Bien-
vile street, New Orleans. Send for
price list. l.. G. Army.
Aug. 29-3m.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DR.. INIT has been en-
ga%ch in he practice OF
,nraicirc thirty years, am
inr thong tim wasdcfror.
| sfra'or of anatomy in In,
) ciic.ll College o: Grnr
cir, hence persons using
lln f.lis h'tse be ::i,arar
|. tcat,,at they are prepare.
q" :cu'ific principles
!, a",l aye Tree from n
! c'.'c':rrv.
I lie has succeeded il
{ cnni i irg in shcm Il
+ h r,:Htorc antagonists
/ el'iiitirs ri q .t,,s"9i&r
! rig. fTTa".iz's. aE.!a IN
r:Do :'T.c.
{ Thor iirst a>p"-crt G.
| .,ct j, In increase the 4
! petite ! ycansi.'g the 60.
! t" " a~Cr!v ASSN Hat
! / 5 t!ic srstcna i rios
/ - i, ard by a,,ir Ia
I a.ti1I; u:itl.c digestive.
F: .ca3s, regular and i.cilg
/ ,va"uu'i"rs arrnrutnc.
F; 'ihcrapi iity With wa
l fri oMS 'akr OF ffy
| willie under the inlu.n
| Of these pills, Of Itself J.
| dic.:;cs their adaptahi.i
] 10 nourisii the body, q
I hence their cfsicacyirC'
I ing nervous dehility.n.
/ anchol, dyspepsia, W.
! ing vi the muscles, st''
! gisl,ress 81 the livt
4 chronic constipation, :,
to the system. -.
II ray street. New Ic-
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ERRORSOF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN WHO SUFFER.
N ed for years from Nervous Debili-
ty, Premature Decay, and all the eff
fects of youthful indiscretion will, for
the sake of suffering humanity, send
free to all who need it, the recipe and
direction for making the simple reme-
dy by which he was cared. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers
experience can do so by addressing in
perfect confidence.
JOHN B. OGDEN,
~ Cedar ST Get,
New York
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PERsoNA.-Wc had the pleasure of 4
hand Shake and brief talk with our esteemed
friend and patron, Washington l.. Shaftr,
on Thursday last Mr.. $, after years toll
and labor at his business in Baltimore is
now spending few weeks with his friends
in this county lie looks well, however,
even if he doesn't feel so good, and we
hope the mountain air will prove beneficial
to him.
AFTER an absence Of some four weeks
in the State of Illinoisc, Prof John Ian.
dcrs and mother returned TO our midst on
Thursday last. Thctrip west has certainly
proved beneficial to the Prof as he looks
as fat rs an Alderman. He was also an
eyewitness to the late onplcasantncss witt
the railroad strikers in that State.
Mr.. James Scott, brother of our towns
man, Samuel J. Scott, who holds Il ucra
tive position in the Govt Printing Otlic,
at Washington, returned to this place or
Saturday last.
Communicated
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re Prevent Sickness.

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Therapeutics Is indicate that most diseases
arc the Lircc, result Of yilaicd Blood; and
Il; tAcir successful treatment OF disease il
founded on the principle and practice Of
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purgation, 80 this same principle, by rca-
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su"cst means to prevent disease.
kcllcr's Vegetable Lie Dropsarc al al
solutc preventive ofdiscascs caused by I'M
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Ell attacks of Dyspepsia, Ja'mlicc, Ncrv-
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Aguc and all that numerous class Of dis
eases induced by malaral poison. Toprc-
vent disease, then, purify the blood if
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purgatiyc; this, conjoincd withthc obscrF-
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illustrate the subject of which the above
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the method of using kclers Vegetable
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sent &c any address on receipt OF cent
stamp, by w. L. KELLER. Chemist BaItiross