Evening Star Newspaper, October 23, 1855, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR, PUBLISHED EVERY AFTEKNOUN, lay Buildiags, cor By W. D. WALLACH, WAI be served to subscribers by carriers at SIX AND A QUARTER CENTS, payable weekly to the Agents; papers served in packages at 37 ents per month. ‘To mail subscribers the sub- scription priceis THREE DOLLARS AND FIP- TY CENTS a year ia advance, TWO DOLLARS , for six months, and ONE DOLLAR for three “Months; for less than three months at the rate of This excaljent Famfly and News Journal—coa} F taining’ greaier variety of interesting reading tham can be found in any other—is published on Sature day morning. Single copy, per annum ....+...sessneeseee.81 00 To cLrss. Ten pa Twenty copies ©" Case, tevaniasty in ADVANCE. ate Single paples (in wrappers) can be procurea oer of i WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1855. NO. 875. "Carter's Spanish Mixture! imp Puce’ famrtistly afer the saute of te OFFICIAL. pn BALLS. ° lone. Clinieal medicine and surge Truasvny DerartMent, Aug. 3, 1855. THE GREAT PURIFIER OFTHE BLOOD! | ————————— | - isha Saar | EV EN ING STAR. © made asine qua non “or the becom Notice Is hereby given to holders of stock of the Best Alterative Knows! Se ae ACNIFICENT: ROSE WOODS Ca AND The Seperience which in many instances is Joan authorized by the act of 1846, redeemable on n ible A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN pee LIBERTY CL UB M Pianos, Splendid Rosewood Parlor Fur« (ReroRTED For tugstan. | ®equired by the medical graduate after he and after the 12th November, 1956, that the whole mers remedy for Scrofula, og Evil, a Lup | Miture, Elegant Brocatelle and Lace Cur- | SYNOPSIS OF PROF. GRAFTON 1YLER’S | °2™mences practice, (to the injury often of matism, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions, HE MEMBERS OF THE LIBERTY CLUB | tains, Superb French Plate Mirrors, Fine » the public and the great anoyance of himeci{,) or any part of that stock will be purchased by this | Pimples or Postules on the Face,, Blotches; take Pleasure in announcing to their frierids | Family Carriege, Matched Gray Hersee, INTRODUCTORY LECTURE, is thus obtained under the guidance of those department ac any time previous to the 3th No , Ague and Fever, Chronic 3ore Eyes, | and the mblic generally that their Second Annual | @e.—On FRIDAY. morni October 2W6th, at | Delivered before the National Medical Cot- | accustomed to disease Saving thereby an vember for which 3 per cent. premium wiil eae, bet or Tetter, Scald Heald, Enlai Ball will be given at the WASHINGTON AS- | jo o'clock, at the residence of his Excellency Gen- rok = P t of 7 ne, as sqscsang ment and pain of the Bones and Joints, Salt PRO, Ce tSj,08 THURSDAY EVEN- | eral Almonte, Minister from Mexice om Fstsenr, | “S¢ at the Washington Infirmary, on | mismanagement of the pationt. and acquiring ‘we paid tn addition to the sums expressed inthe Rheum, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphilitio Dissrders, | ING, October > 1035, between ith and 12th streets, [shall sell all his | Monday evening, October 22, 1855. from labite of observation an invaluable ex- certificates. and all diseases aa de aoe ee pe PSagedl-canccert Ge oAO pledge themselves | e*egant Furniture and Effects, viz: O Sice Crsheiee acces ak ake importance’ of | Sr sat} —_ some spon estim: — m; or Impur! ni or ex) ise wi 8 jafe! Ispe th. te And to the holders of the stocks of the other] fhepican?? imprudence in Life, Motil k| shapttiean Ethetecahiterkcssee oe pp eee grand Piano; | 4st principles being best, and of starting right | faculty & Oterration is edeniany ged _ loans of the United States, that purchases of the IS great remedy, which has become so rap- SCOTT’S CELEBRATED BAND has heen Two elegantly carved ‘suites of rosewood Parlor | in any pursuit. That without a proper dirce- | im any scientific pursuit, and in none more so same to the amount of $1,310,000 will also be made idly and 20 jastly celebrated for itsextreo |- } en for the occasion. Furniture; each consisting of two French Sofas, | tion being given to the mind at first, any | than in practical medicine Thi must be uring the same period at the following rates: | Thay oberiaate ren ee end curing many ofthe | | Supper and, Retreshinents will be famished by | two atm Chairs and twelve Parlor Ohein ene | oureunt diligence would prove unavailing | looked at just as they are, withow | any false For stock of the of 182, a pi evegie watch ind is. afflicted. res “ery tothe | Tickets ONE DOLLAR admitting a gentle. finished in rich green and gold brocetelle, the | and unprofitable. It is the province of medi- coloring or delusiy ‘antoms. We want no per cent.; for stock of the loans of 1517 and 1848, a ‘Premfum of 15 per cent.; and for stock issued un- der the act of 1850, commonly called Texas-in- ~ demaity stock, a premium of 6 per cent. Interest will also be allowed, at the rate stipu- public, with the confident assurancethat no MEp- ICAL DISCOVERY ever made bas been so eminently successful in Gin eiee ALL DISEASES og THE BLoop,as CARTER’S SPANISH MIX- TURE. The wietors are receiving pe mail most flattering and astonishing detalis'e cures other with silver and blue embroidered satin instruction to t lecti: 7 i i man and ladies; to be had from any of the mem. Suits of beautifel le’ Window Curtains to | °*! isstruction to present an eclectic system, | theories at the bedside of ths sick—ano i No hats or caps allowed jn the Ball, except = Curtains, Cords, Tassels and Cornice is nee ey are, and you so toctedy Two su; Ite} ir- | Curate observation, an enlarged generaliza those worn by the respective Clubs. pid pare Bee Ereaeh piste, Maes Mis tion and sound induction, Reed Tworel from the E ence h: fi 5 gi Coremvnttte of Arrangements. sy rence ‘ood marble-top Centre Tables | bane of hypothesis and the bewilderments of tainmen enalale are essa: ets ath oe lated in the certificates, from the ist July last to | made in Se eee Robert Jounesa Thomas Jeffrzon Two beautiful -ligat gilt and. Bokemai#er glass | “UPCTUtion. Thus to find out the truth and Tayacualy in the right way "What at first is (he day of settlement here, with one day in addi- | Where the skill of the best Pliysicians had been Managers |__| pChandelters for candies | wich Grins us together £2 another Nesters | Mbatiou’s Wf Rabit And we becomes sary aod cs . ec! vr am re ASAD certai tion, to enable the ‘Treasurer's draft to rereh the | ‘14 12 yer ea Via! Boop is'traly remarkable | D.K- McCann, J. M. Gattrell, John Parker, ao grace aye nae Femtiien erpete. nt | period. ? " of natans's vedeumas beste on benety cal oe party. and diseases arising from impurity of the great bee, ate erp Yak soe Joseph Cook. | “titres ngraving! 8 He weloomed them here not only from the | traction in the beaming light of the sun cf Certificates transmitted to this department un- ore See taperg dy alga rel Sie ‘ook gate? ’ Walnut extension Dining Tahle, Sideboard promptings of his own heart, but in the name | science. Reading books and hearing lectures der the present notice should be duly assigneg to | need it.» Carter's "Spanish ji cesta aS is = te es oe ee See a clean = ae and of ee: Menges er — each wovrgrte “4 indispensable, but . = = = ‘4 ‘ to enter upon a great work, both as regards | the great end these is to aid in the ae States by the party entitled to resstve btn Fh aha ory pad here fanm pod is EDUCATIONAL. Silver-plated Castors, Table Cutlery, Glassware its intrineie comprehension and ends of exalted moet important part of your abectinn at the Petohuse-meney. bined with other ingredients of known virtue, and i ELL’S SCHOC a eneficence. edside of the sick. Until you become famil- Payment for these stocks will be made by drafts nay be given to the youngest infant or most de- | 9, adh Fidscoat noe Pand G sts, | Featherand belt Bolsters and Piilows’ It is no sordid motive that brings votaries to | iarized with the sick room, carefutt y obeervit pot nig rhe —— York | bil omg invalid, without the least possible hes!- OR ADMISSION, OR’ FoR CIRCULARS, Toilet Seis Towel Stands, Look Glasses one temple of jatodlapias. — ee the eaines of — and the effects o! or Philadelphia, as parties ent! to receive = “s com necess2i rmat apply to ‘arseilles Qu kets, offers sease give out no syren songs to allure. ie | remedies, are without the alifications fie iy ik) ; wan expat Naeny tn beg? hace! elie a 9 the Principal. me oct 132ealm* Handsome damask and Chintz Curtains, &c. pangs of bodily suffering, the anguish or mis- | neces oft you to take change of the lives JAMES GUTHRIE, from gentlemen of the highest fespectability, well 18S HE WITT having commenced her | NoECESnY Wig Baten aaa other of- | FY °F mental disorder, invite not companion. | of your fellow-anen &u4—AtNov30 Secretary of the Treasury, | known in their various localities. ' Please reaa for | ML classes.on Monday, September 17th, at he: | fice Qheirs fee “| ship except from those who, stirred by the | College clinics. though useful and instruc- ————— —— _ f yournelves. - residence on 8th street, one door from E, is pre- | Tosether with a large and excellent assortment of | D®ldest puylanthropy, rise up in the majesty | tive, are no substitutes for hospital clinics, JOBN RB. KLVANS. WILLIAM THOMPSON. l pared to offer to a limited number of young Inbies itehen Requisites. of anobler nature and make their own hap- | Observation, tobe useful, must be complete, ELVANS & THOMPSON, «pe pe lad i sre eal pordivaes appeal eo every possible {dvestage foe parwaing a thorough At 3% e’cleck, layed ip ministering to the grants of their suf | and bringing a pati once or twice before DEALERS IN Mixture asa remed for diseases of the blood it aD = pcan ataren F be mate which one alae iy bendooes te e and 103 : ver mck Barou “The pascal a i Gor'g thatiagh: Gaston ee te ne HARDWARE, COACH TRIMMINGS, &e,, | oxjays.a reputation in this city unequalled by any | ote emenae built by Lawrence, of New York wouch®: | | Tho importance of a proper preliminary ed- | for a thorough knowled odated 5 “ ge of his disease, and manent or weekly boards eas LE ucation was then dwelt upon, and the stand-| means of relief. Cases should be carefully For terms and other patticulars’see circulars. Sanestilt este Aas Te el ard which should be required fully discussed. | studied through their entire course to recov- an ~ preparation —Daily Dispatch, Hichewend, a. The Hon John M. Botts, of Va. Setween Ninth and Tes & fashington, D.C, srysheconsid- | sep 23—wtf sieclhy sound. The requirements in this country, in this re- | ty or death. A close and constant attend- —a en brestetnbibet, agate evita matter of duty to add his testimony to the mas — —— one excellent Buggy Wagon, suitable for two or | “pect, was far below that of Europe. The | ance at the bedside of sickness insisted upon. tania, sy ional bata ‘Spoealt virtues of Carter’s Spanish Mixture, FRoM ACTUAL FISCHER'S BR N four potions subject had engaged the attention of various | Thus hours of Pain would become picasurable —— is ae aarune . | 2ERSONAL OBSERVATION of its remarkable cura- ASS AND STRING BAND, | one silver-plated Carriage Harness committees appoited at the succeeding ses- | in anticipation of years of usefulness and profit ee 7 con » Steels, with. tive powers for the d!sca-es in which it is used [HE only regular Band, now numbering 20 per- | One set Bi Harness, Horse Covers, &¢. sions of the American Medical Association—all hereafter, and the conscious ability wi'l be Bel orl @, Block Tin and P c : We have bezn cured cf a violent and protracted formers, any number of which may be hed by Terms : S5band under, cash; over that sum a ti “ lying tothe undersigned. Charges moderate, credit of 60 and 40 days, for laslly endorsed of whom agreed that it was great!y to be la given fxithfally to discharge the duties of the sticks, Shovel and Tongs, Waffle Irons, ae Satisfaction warranted on all occasions avtes, bearing interest. mented that so many enter upon the study of | noblest profession that con engage the mind Liver disease by Carter’s Spanish Mixture. We know it to be alte Professes.— Editor Southsid: . medicine without proper mental training, suf- | of man i i 1 instrume: * Maslin ang Bell Metal Kettles, Furnaces, Grid- | Democrat, Petersburg, Va. Residence: (Peahinieaday Avene seat Leics at Goes ee ee ee pone pa adequate sitain | of God, whe beticch aly Nat iaeaie “oe: . a aan Pc ag ng Soin A es next door west of Iron Hall. sep 18—2m* 0c 5—a JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auet'r. | ments. From the reports alluded to, the prc- | dents of medicine should be eneouraged to ob- siete Ss Sama Chest, Til, Pad | cine Ea. Vergennes Independent, Vt. ESPUTA’S EXCELSIOR BAND. uns JAS. C. McGUIRE. Auctioneer. me po en ae cesbaaee Werte mt Say eyes _ ‘There roogecd bo ward ja TEES SALE OF THREE VALU- | '* " ‘ . erve £ " a snus, D and Bind Hinges, Se ,Cutana | GREAT CURE OF SCROFULA—A press Tus Band is now again fully ,organized. {hes rr man in our employ was cured of Scrofula of a vir- ulent character by a few bottles ef Carter’s — ish Mixture, after everything else had failed. Oth- They now number eighteen formers, able Brick Dwell'ng-houses and recommendation of this National Medicei Con- | valuable from beginni: and comprise the best musical talent in | Pired term of Lease of Lots, with pri ae - ic ing to end, from first to gress. Opinions in regard to what this stand- | last, as the livin, dyin health and in sick- hee wal Nails, Bolts Grad’s Shutter Screws and Stubbs, Door Springs, bi this city. This Band is now ready to furnish | of purchase, &c., on the corner of 9th et | ard ought to be, differed greatly, buth as to | ness, and the pes fo se, when life has ceased oui Fa cag hp gens pars ercures which have come under our own observa ay pins bh of Moesicians on all eed for ie and N strect morth.—By vistue of a deod the kind and extent of preparation. As there | to animate it. ; Door $ any 1 - n - 43 c P: n a trust. on the 151 Septem i ‘i vil ifficulti _ CABINET MAKERS Goods. at, eevee aleceet ares brpalige Pee spe or eee nana ther none Bells, ae 8st, and recorded in LiberJ-A SNe es fe’ is no means of enforcing the adoption of views The difficulties of the profession werebrought @air Cloth, Curled Hair, Moss, Gimps, Sofa and medicl bens ere in calling the attention of the afilicted to {ts mer- its —Richmond Republican. SYP HILIS.—1 have seen a number of cures of Syphilis performed by Cart r’s Spanish Mixture. I believe it to be a perfect antidote for that horri- t : “ bove the circumstances of the times, and our } up in review. belonging to this i 0 2 4 &c., s _ peeere - ms p in re » as is in common a ae ating ua Ng vila a eer aie Hier us M NDAR? fo oe ai ieeo at ant peculiar social and political system—not that | with the attainment oraapthtagieeet valuable sauntinssanes oy public renee fall : o'clock p. m., on the premises, all tHe unexpired | Which was really best should be sought, but } or desirable in life. That reward follows only Allorders left at Messrs. Hilbus & Hitz’s Music | ‘erm of a certein lease Ulysses Ward to Aloy- | that which was best attainable under these exertion in any case, is in accordance with the Store will be punctually attended to, or by appli- | s!0s M. Clements, bearing date on the ist day of | circumstances—aot what should be done, if | endowments of the human economy, wisely or- Chair Spring: Venitian Blind Hooks, Rack Pulleys, Roller Eads Brackets, Furniture Nails @lue, CoSin Handles and Screws, Diamond Screw Plates, &c 0 S 9 June, 1851. and recorded on the 19th day of June. racticable, but what is best to be done. } dained for th ation of the physical in- ~ NY = * b e disease. E. BURTON cation to the Leader, at No. $42 Seventh street $54,’of Lots Nos 3 4 a) Pee > 3 pe ne or the preserv: of the physical in Pai haa npr epdledicems; Com. of Revenue for city of Richmond. | °@St, near the Navy a canawa sandivinpane Sacuene! reap pete bd Mo fix an exact standard of requirement, with- tegrity and the fmellectaal and social well- Spisels Plane Irons LIVER DISEASE.—Samuel M. Drinker, of ~ 4 Ch and sae Augers, Braces and Bitts, axing Meckings, Ham. sep 17—2m* of purehace. &c therein reserved and contained; out regard to capacity, is diificult. He cer —— of mankind. The struggles of man, mers, Hatchets, Deve! : also all the buildings and improvements erec- | taiuly would advise the best attainments that based upon his dosires and his hopes, are the WEBER'S EXCELSIOR BRASS AND ted on said Lots. Said Lots front fifty feet on 9th | the circumstances of each individual would | foundation of his happiness. Diligence in busi- STRING BAND. street apes by ninet aed feet —— on N fcoeas rie as negra y! oon have been | ness, then, is no clement of evil, but a sweet- -AR "2 pE, 7 38 | Street north, and the buildings and rovements | liberal and extended, and faitifully and cor- | ening to the of life N Aan aon ue poet wit grid re consist of three well built and comfortable brick rectly prosecuted, will be the facility for the The amis ee as ties and advantages of ha’ he has withdrawn from Esputa’s Band, and Greiling-Houses, Nedbertieectr dice ase ye a studcut bere, His mind shouid already have | the institution fur instruction were popbanel; that he is now pre ao Sine eee Or TAL fortable dwellings feodeuine meee been disciplined in habits of investigation, | and the student cautioned against being too iidas pe jeri orreed band. as the occasion |. ’The terms of Sale w Il be: $2,500cash ; the bal- | thought, und sound reas He earnestly much wedded to first impressions, and admon- marie aire’ MUSIC for Bell Partin Parades, {ance in 6, 12, 18, 24, 30, and 36 months, for notes | Tecommended the impor e of a classical ed- ished to the avoidance of prejudice and pride Serenades, &c., furnished from’ one to any nun. | bearing interest from day of sale, secured by deed | ucation a3 calculated to discipline and de- | of opinion, so fatal to the correctivn of error. ber, at the shoriest possible notice, by applying to | Of trust upoa the property; and if not complied velope the faculties of the mind. The profession was commended as wi rthy of L. WEBER, Conductor, four doors east of Gen. Balgia poets Gays 2 _ r +¢ sale, She Property will He would not discourage any who have not | their highest hopes, and most cherished aspi- Henderson’s, near the Navy Yard, ortoF REDER- bend 2 oe ‘Gecko brags fy en uunhes had liberal advantages in this respect. Far | rations, tending, as it does, to develope (CK PROSPERL. Minot Dept, tn tue PE the expense of the stip yancinS | from him to throw impediments to the prog- | strengthen, and enlarge all the finer and no a aig CHAS. 8. W. oc Il the firm of Drinker & Morris, Booksellers, Rich- mond, Va., was cured of Liver disease of several ears standing by only three bottles of Carter’s Spanish Mixture. OLD SORES, ULCERS AND OBSTINATE ERUPTIONS ON THE SKIN.—See the cure of Mr. Harwood, and others, detaikd in our Al- manac ‘The number of such cases cured xf Car- ter’s Spanish Mixture, precludes the possibility of inserting them tn an advertisement. EFFECTS OF MERCURY — See the cure of Mr. Elmore He was eaten up with Mercury and could obtain no relief, until he took six bottles oj Carter’s Spanish Mixture, which perfectly restored him to health and vigor. NEURALGIA—Mr. F.. Boyden, formerly of Bevels, Squares, Guages, Axes, &¢. ara Ae id ae ACH heathy Ag Bilaok an: right ngs, Axles, Felloes, Shafts, eS, bey, Boe, Poles P unuers, Silvered and Brass Bands, Stump, points, Stump —— eer = Tames, , luside Linings, Silks, Damask, Seaming Cords y Tots, Tassels, Buttons, Tacks, Fringes, Laces, @ad Pialn and Enxamelied Canvass Russia Duck, Nuaruelled Leather, Dash Leather, fe. EVANS & THOMPSON, t fe 1—tm 386 Pa. avenue. @LENWOUD CEMETERY, Office No. 292 Pa. ave., corner 10th street, Star Buildings. ress of any ambitious young man Seeking | bler qualities of the human heart, . the Astor House, N. Y., but more recently propri een neen eee JAS.C. McGUIRE, Auct'r, | the profescion of medicine in spite of sueh dis- In conclusion, the lecturer spoke of scones it gueeeyuna® BANK.) 1 }@torof the Exchange Hetel, Richmond, was cured FALL AND WINTER DRY GOUDS. oct 13-Staw&ds advantages argues a degree of self-reliance | and occurrences, deeply impressed upon his HIS CEMETERY ts lal — ~~ Plan “i of Neuralgia by Carter’s Spanish Mixture. Since OHN H. SMOUT NO. 119 BRIDGE ST game len == oncer. | #84 tone of character which commends such | heart and the hearts pokey still transpiring thecelebraind Lge gr J om xa Oru that time, he says he bas seen it cure more than a ar High, G sown, D.C , has received By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. to his sympathics, and makes him their friend. | where our professional brethren have so fally, quarter miles northiot fhe Caplial -Nosth Genial Hie ever falls o recommend Ito the alliciee® | from New Vor and Puilsdeiphia, a lage and | J2UB LIC SALE Market Farm, sith tne | 12°20 cificultics often awaken a spirit of per | 49 nobly, abd so gloriously ‘come, up to tao threct leading directly to the gateway. nuns = general assortment of Fall and Winter Goods, to ~ u RHEUMATISM—Mr. John PF. Harrison Druggist,-of Martinsburg, Va., writes of the sii- gular cure of 4 violent case of Rheumatism. The patient couid not wilk A few bottles entirely cured him. SCRO FUL A.—Mr. Harrison also writes of a Sp cure of Scrofula, in the person of a you! ay, (of three years standing,) which all the doc- tors could not reach. Six bottles made a cure of ‘This Company have secured a charter from Con- gress, appropriating Sap | cares forever to burial pe , Making a fee title to the purchaser, and ee obiniing all encroachmeats from legislation or Otherwise, which 1s of vast importance to those wae wish thelr dead to repose where they have placed the n, for it has become a custom in all otuer cles when (he burial grouad becomes valu- able for other purposes, to sell it, and throw the , &e-, om the -tihrmmeied which enables such to outstrip highest expectations of their fellow-men adorn- ming about 86 | their more favored contemporaries. Arm- | ing the profession you are seeking. nut only 4 acres, known as the «B tt Farm,” abont | strong, one of the most distinguished practi- | by making it efficient in the contact with dis- ae Neen bebe sae five miles from Georgetown, and within five | tiouers of London, was ignorant of the ancieus | ease, but by spending their lives in dispensing tes hemateeieesaveriths great carn Coben tht iatge eae ea ara aets © ae hag and a an one Fags r se es its egg to oe War and ilence, Auction and Importing ses of New York and aie oe Hei ge . ohn Hunter entered upon the study of medi- | vieing with each other in their destructive Philadeiphia, thereby enabling bim to offer very peas fc tthe “preminie cea’ Bact cine—yet he acquired the name of Pather of | power, have been the theatres of noble actions Bort paeeermeats (0 cash Paimaned payin vataewe ers desirable property, either as a country | British Surgery, and filled the measure of hu- | not less than of suffering and of death . rm. Stock. Household Furnita which he invites the attentioa of the citizens of jeorgetown, Washington, and allin the adjoin- Rockville Tavhpike, t! 0 residence or market It fronts westwardly | Man greatness. In the East, assembled nations are striving dead promiscously into = some sis, — bya her. ny bees Tae Sitka upon the turnpike, and on the north and ea-t is The import2nce of anatomy as the basis of a | in battle with all the conan ge 3 missiles SReRSUNRD CARAS prewON 185 28 arcgiven |. syPHILIS.—Dr. K. T. Hendle, of Washing- , nig —— re ‘Silke all oxy - | joined by lands of Samuel Perry, Esq., and on the | medical education was then considered at} that human ingenuity can invent. Heroes of to the grousd. ge: ton, D.C , who cured an obstinat2 ease of Syphi | U&*' makes of black S oe goatee) south by lands of Robert Dick, Esq. There are | jongth, and clearly and forcibly illustrated. | desolation, standing above scenes of carn: N-B.—-Ofice open from 10 to 12 o'clock p. m., | its'by Carler panish Mixture, says ‘it acts spe- | “atin brocade striped Orientals two dwellings, barn, stable, corn house, &e,a | NoSiey nt epee of ae and: Mieed Gia Yothoes. te ballooned the where Pampulets, containing the Charter, By- cially on the Blood, Liver and Skin and is rompt Striped and plaid Merinoes and Cashmeres pump of delightful water at the door, two apple we Dg map std preckhenees & mellicine eesti ae, eee ws ongee Se Laws, aad a map of the ground, and ali other in- and efficient in its results. Le Sica striped and fig’d all wool M Delaines orchards in fall bearing, with a variety of peach, | #F€ Sufficient!y impressed with this fact, being | admiration of the world. Let us rather do Au eniea awk ie-igae © Harvey, No.| Dr John Minge, formerly of the Clty Hotel, | (abs eer eae ge 3 and SIX ets plums and pear trees : , | edge of the coast A yery Mmited knowl | homage to these who engaged amidet such orders ai - ; No. - °, 3 ohair and Mouslin de ers, ‘ : ‘dge of the complex organism whose derange- | scenes nut to destroy but to save to tor- r a Also, the following valuable stock : Three work | edge plex org: whose Be y bu ave; not r 410 Seventh oa or wer epemirea i dee be ee seed Saisie stale ee ee Lupin’s French Merinocs, €very color aad price | yorses’ one buggy horse, three cows and one calf, | ments it is the purpose of their daily business | ture but to scothe and to comfort: not to win Promptly attended to. ge y ree Of cases with astonishing! os Ponty He otis Mouslin Delaines, blk and all cight hogs, Shangbal and other chickens, white | to correct. If there be an error connected | laurels by triumphing over a defeated and COFFIN WAREROOM, &c. recommends it as ‘‘the must efficient alterative is | Bleck Stones and bright col’d Challies + | Rodaer bed nent eee Superior quality, lot of top | with the study of medicine fatally delusive, fallen foe, but to raise up the weak and in- J WILLIAM PLANT & CU., UNDER use.”? Coburg Merinoes, all colors, very cheap ‘aa ane podkeee Tasch ta on con oo ne ws’ | this is ome of them. A natural aversion to its | jured, to staunch the flowing life-blood, bind « KERS—residence 415 Seventh SALT RHEUM AND SCROFULA.—Mr | Black Alapacas and Mohair t.ustres, cheap one buggy with top, barrow ee lenaidgena’ prosecution, prejudiee and superstition, added | up the festering wounds, and cool the fevered street, between G and H strevts. a) Jos. Robinson, of Wooster, Ohio, was cured of | Heavy Manchester end Scotch Ginghams stone; an assortment of single and double harness | t) the real amount of continued diligence and | lip, assist the suffering, and solace the dyi Interments procured inany ground Scrofuia and Salt Rheum of three years standing, | French Chintzes and Turkey red Cashmarets and a large variety of agriculzural implements, all { attention, combine t» encourage to a super- | From our very doors men have gone forth ane cok eon oka gage bo ge by only ay Waeetena irene Mixture bead Regt Sober ease Catienes s) 126 ote nearly new. : ficial knowledge, rather than the efforte indis- | for euch service in the Crimea, who more truly the best quality furnished at short notice, on the 2 Oa: a8 rend vey. oe oth: Rich Stella, Brocha and Takers Shewls Cele Pat aoe eigen a pepsable to a thorough acquaintance with it. | honor their species than the most successful most le terms, and at all hours of the Hiice $1 per bottle, {or six bottles for ‘es Plain colors ‘and black Thibet wool, silk and | 4)! day of sale; for the nthe “ten ne gee e showed that anatomy was the only part | warrior knowa to fame. Si ; a Having the exclusive right of ice 8 Eat Okie STOR Ae ve at Cas worst-d fringe Shawls $90 and under cash; over $70.2 it of 60 and 90 | Of the study of medicine which has an inde- The character of the conscientious physician Corpse By ary co. san sled te peu Fane ey D- | Double Scotch, Bay State, and Cashmere do days, for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing in- | Pendent existence. Without it, surgery could | was then portrayed in his true devotion to for any length of time. jy U-ly Br Set cee Gb ius aL ae cor elo; for BSetops terest. ‘ve no existence—skill and excellence in it | duty, conferring a reputation seldom surpassed \. vadies Talma Clot a 4 A : 4 . . “ . - 2 nomen eREEEEe, 1OvDo Geter STEAMBOAT WORK | Alexanter’s and Bijou’s kid Gloves, all numbers, } °C is—d_ CS. ©. Mc@UIRE Anct. being always in proportion to the accompany- | in excellence. Even when pestilence spreads NSOD tfully calls — be ready on or about the twenty-fourth of atten. RSHAL’S SAL B ing acquaintance with anatomical relations, | desolation snd dismay around, and death fal eae cm y silk, buck aes ar oe M+? Fieri Foci, tesued fom the Gleeson, and the minute details of orgenization. Phy- | comes with insatiate want and indiscriminate T. This tion to his new, patent and IMPROVED meliiod of setting Ar- Teeth, with Continuous Gum. Bs NTS: Gent’s, Ladies Misses and Boys Hosiery of every | fice of the Circuit Court of the District of Opium. | *ivlogy could not even be suggested to the | fury—when men forget the ties of blood, and ERFECTION OF THE 4 First Application py reac description and size < ile 7 ‘Dia, for the county of Medvaeny ss and te me di- | mind without an acquaintance with it. The | the bonds of affection are sundered—when fear the vi Ps ye the following ada oo Life of John Fitch—Engraving of his first Boat. | Black lace Falls and dotted Netts ~ | rected, I shall ex to public sale, for cash, on | fanctions, uses, and vital relations of parts | and selfishness seizes upon the multitude—then bers ein: GREAT SER ER Oe Eee | Life of Robert Fulton’ Engtiving of lie nest | Checked oa plain Muslins and Cambrics MONDAY, the 18th day of November, at 12 o’clk | bei i ii ti ii the physician, ttai Ladies hem tucked and plain linen Cambric Hakfs | M , before the Court-house door of sald Conuiy, | Cele Only thought of in connection with the | the physician, unattainted by such examples, American Boat on the H River. t paae r. s | wi : ix 4 ~ ult Fiction pare 100 doz corded bor’d do at 87 and $1 50 per doz. | the yeep eig | described ee sid to wit: All of siudly of theorganiom itself. A knowledge of | with no terror amidst dangers, with no fear 0. 513, others, € LINESS, COMFORT and BEAUTY, Robert Fulton and Livingston’s first Ohio River Vielng _.. with Nature in these respects, and in some others 7 the natural and healthful conditions of the oc- | but of God, in whom is his trust, continues “_ excelling. Public inspection Is respectfully polio- BF came an ars cya di Particulars. ee reek toaah laws. and. ae — past ow Pies west 137 poeeinning at a gans and topics being essential to the detection | faithfully in the discharge of the duties of his First Stenbenville Boat. Silk Hdkf<. Cravats and fancy Neck Ties south from the north-east corner of said Square | 20d appreciation of morbid changes, it follows calling; none, however destitute, escape bis ~ Please call and see — First Explosion on the Western Waters; from an | Lace and Muslin Curtains - 513; thence running due south with thé line of | that pathology is only learned where there is} attention; while others sleep he rests not on See ae apa Eyer Wits Brocatelie and watered Moreens said stree: 80 feet to the south-ea t corner of said | « previous knowledge of anatomy and p his pillow; neither ease or comfort afford the OND "Peet ccletitationaliy b cally piten Maps of the Western A sheawwer) Towns, Cities and | Tread Edgings, Laces and Embroideries Square; thence due west with the north line of a ane » Plagged | “Distances laid down correc iy. and warraated for life. ology. Obstetrics, therapeutics, and the an happiners which attends his beneficent work. Black Silk Laces and Moire yes Trimmings | 60 foot ser. 80 feet; thence due north on a line | tig of medicine are too inseparable trea it. By his kind counsel, by his affectionate en- Rich Unmet Seab and Trimming Ribena | {hone duc eta BO teat W ie lat ct becisntes | ALler showing how tho bemist, tot Libera | ocuragement, bY bis eames Sea ingeaises Moire Ant’que and black and ola Hlastic Belts | in thecity of Washington, seized and levied upon, | te find out new elements in the combat with | help, hecheers the disconsolat>, he refreshes Ladies French pattern Jackets, lace in front List of Steamboat Explosions since 1811; names of Killed and Wounded; Lists ef Steam! now afloat. Correct views of Pittsburg, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Office end house No. 298 E street, neer the cor- ner of Penna. avenue and lth street, ap %—f and will be sold recent Judiciais Nos. 51 and | disease under the direction of physiological | the bebo be renovates the week. Many a IMNPOBTANT TU GENTLEMEN, Louisville, St. Louis and New Or! in 1955; dies and Geut’s Merino, Saxony, and Cotton | 75. to term, 1954, in favor of James C. | studies, and explaining at considerable length | desolate heart finds hope in his skill; many a REAT INDUCKEMENTS FOR YOU TO| Sketch af each place; Pnpulation, Business, weft Boys a0. RT| McGuire and John Praneg. eee the intimate relation of each department of | dying soul finds consolation ia his christtan — unders! C. 5 and col’d Flannels, some re: é] : , ici af : ve. meti >» ey oa mae tes public ae pant ‘Pine of Boats on the Ohio and Mississippi | 9, 10, 11 and 12-4 super and low priced Blankets, Marshal for the District of Columbia. | ™ Take anes, be, said, and every other MF ently many of our brethren thus exer- Just rece.ved his stock of Fall and Winter Goods Rivers. White and col’d Mackinaw do for servants cet 18-did branch is merged in obsct it A deste ian baie Gal ictimms to thei Ae > ag all the latestutyles andcalors of Cloth, | List of Stemsaboat Officers on the Western Waters. | 9, 10, 11 and 12-4 white Marseilles Spreads | = PARLOR MIRRORS, | Let the names of the fathers vt ceding | gised have fallen for hedeene all adi nec Seca and Vestings; which goods will be | The New Steamboat Lew—With Comments— | and Li-4 bleached and brown Sheeting Cottons PARLOR MIRRORS, et the names of the fathers of medicine, | From Norfoll and Portsmouth came up truw- uaa Up te coten ta tormen elegant manner, as Life Boats. Pillow Linen and Linen Sheeting E subseribet would respectfully announce to | €Ven of Hippocrates, classum et veneralile | pet-tongued voicescf praise. Those plague- he has sated of the best workmen tn the United | Disasterson the Lakes—Names of Lost, Killed | Richardsan’s [rish Linens, very cheap I the citizens of Washington, and the publie | “omen, be forgotten; lot the'lights which for | stricken cities have been the theatres of human States at work for him. Being agent for Seotr,| and Wounded. Undressed Shirting Cottons, made to order, New generally, that he is pre, to manufacture, at | two thousand years have burned brightly in | courage more sublime than Sebastopol can the Reporter of Fashions, you may rely upon yet: | The High Water in 1830, 1832, 1847. York Mills, Bales, and other good make Short notice, parlor and other MIRRORS, of all | the temple of Zsculapius be extinguished, | boast. No base stimulus of passion or vain ting the most fashionable Clothing. fast of Plantations on the Mississippi River Damask Table Linen and peel $ sizes, and will guarantee that his work will equal | and all the inscriptions of its immortal tablets | love of applause or hope of gain, but a con- : ? x 7 “4 Three hu 4 ine Frenc: sand Doeskin Cassimeres i a Pic- Rs 3 , J 4 a . Dress, ard Business Coats, LS oro oy Vests, from ravings; bandeeane anh feuittne On Ladies Cloths, Boys do, very chea, fate Evaeaes OobetaNey Paige ai iy Tear it in such lofty and ample proportions, | tude of midnight seek the hovels of the i to very supertor eat ty. said Wht low ollar, (post paid,) you will recelve a copy of the | Cassimeres, Sattinetts; Tweeds Jeans FRANCIS LAMB, (each stone fitly laid to stand to its fastness,) wretched, and minist-r amidst gloom and pes A er ye ted goods wi ie eit, Coat, Bante, | above work. | Plash, Sil and Cashmere eae 237 Pa avenue, 0) ite Gautier’s Saloon. | that the intellectual world may gather within | tilence and misery and death to the shing Gat, for tee eed le galt, Coat, Pants, |" Orders front’ thé trade solicited, and agents | Mixed white and fancy colored Woolen Yarn All Mirrors sold ‘will be. delivered and put up | it—sending forth precepts inseribed. by truth, | poor; and when the pride of the profession in waren’ reib eee bao si $20 | Wanted ta every town and city to cinvass for the | Cloth, Table, and Piano Covers, &c. complete, saving thereby risk of damage and ex- | sanctioned by wisdom, sanctified by expe | those cities was snatched by the fathlen den . Overcoats, beautiful ryt, from $| pataers work Address ‘With mang other articles, making a very gen- | pense of boxing and ht when bought in other | © a bat ote 4 La from fomity and ft 'y a 2* Pants, do jo ok rs JA. T. LLOYD & CU., eval assortment, which ts regularly replenished | Mises. sep l—eo2m | tence, and hallowed by all the enuobling and | troyer from family ends and the plague- Vests, & FS nied iid Pont Oflice Buildings, Cineinnat!, Ojo. | from the newest arrivals. Purchasers may rely. | *—-~--———_________.P1°SM | endearing sensiments of beneficence and vir- | strickea people, and the of the be- one solicits acalt from all tn want oc 1—tijan r upon gelling wx good bargains as can be sold in THE PIANO FORTE CLASSES ae Ssience en adorn it, while she rejuices | Enered reached neg ens of their — ¢ . istrict. or | in alleviating the pains of suffering millions; | abroad, the ery for hel found a re re- wich as Suir, Drawean Collie Basie Hand PIER = re ot JOHN H. SMOOT. MR. W. eg ty h x as riche Ry er | and nedieine will vindloate herself in thowxe sponse in determined jon and personal sac- , : — = E cadem . Kerchiefs, : : Umbrellas, ac FAIRVIEW COTTON WORKS Bikers TRICOPHEROUS, Lyon’s Ka- Beier Ribot, pe ban after’ MON. actness and stability of her purposes, the efii- | rifice. . Generous merits hastened on, ready to F. NY, BROWNING, NEAR THE CANAL BASIN, ALEXANDRA, | 4., (aurea, Bay Ruin, for sale by the gross or Vader United States Hotel, DAY, Oct. 8th, 1855. The pupis are requested ciency of her power, and the unveiled bright / lie in the cold earth with those who peri between 3d aud 4% streets, Pa. avenue SITZPATRICK & BURNS Proprietors, and 08 ee te yeep hol eeniinnn (ip to be in attendance on the days and hours speci- | ness of her glory, The necessityof embracing | where they follow, rather than that the mis- fine stock of new and fresh Perfumery. ‘h them. iti r - | sh i unac- SP st | eg PUMAIN SAIL Twine WALD A Ais | Eomatim, Hae Out Dandoline, Verbena Water | Hoda the woes agdensed ie tem, |» | the oppurtunities pe ee tees eee en mate FRENCH BOUT MAKER. TWINS, COKDAGE, COTTON BATS, gc. | Toilet Soap: Fool: Pander Shae ee ae | oct hs Dhtector. | halls of this university, the ednviction may | Noble spirite, blessed martyrs—Syivester, ACUB WOLESTEINER, No. 457 Bighth st., | Orders from merchants in Washiagton respect 4 JOHN F. ELLIS, DR. JOHN GREGSON, pote too late to repair their neglecta@nd abus: ‘| Constable, Halson, Sylvester, Jr., ins, near Pa. avenae, is now prepared to fully solicited for any of the above articles, which oct’ 306 Pa. avenne, bet 9th and 10th sts. KMBER of the Royal College Veterinary The study cf medicine should be Practically | Briggs, Upshur, Tunstell, Selden, Burns, Tra- anake the most Fashionable French Boots We will deliver in Washington lower than can be |) —————— —____--——_ 0 Ss M 2 and Fellow of Veterinary Medi | taught and the student personally exercised | gien, Parker, Lovett, Watters, Thompson, actin sn Sad ee ua | teenies omptanion opts | 9 WSCA ng wa. | PuAarers tanion retry ia he |S cvaraton ad manga cry” | en, Ess’ Mowe bake Dinh tie in Pe orders Will see! . NY’S ICk CRE JAKE - ton iD at at the | j ae eatity ii in suyiog that his boots cannot | ing as above eS TER ICES, for which he was awarded a | Public, of Washing! Sepa partment. It was anforta aud gréitly io | Howle, Gclvardt, Blow, Jackson, DeBesane, in this country urgent request of numerous friends and S, be excelied coun! Sed ut 4 t . feel nstead | ‘he disadvantage of the sudent that phy<i | 0 Mer. Deca Muster, Behell, Cray- ‘Has oa hand a lot already made up, to which eg eo -S o is nigeny seein od for ‘the beck. i be < sage ane rod Ais" omtce beings ree Henry | cians hea suesiccsd the custom of pont et saan Miereon, Waady, Cole,” Moore, Rise, Meee eee eee | snrcrme, hte td ccceacrien || ERI mCe we Mes Cott, | Becht tag eae ttt te Mua | bam psn thevcoks dcltu | Sh, Mam Crna an Bag ee =H PLATED TEA SKIS, 8 Bram ta ee ty 2—eotf 7 a. ‘Avene, where’ hatas pe consulted practical pharmacadstr=of being familiarized They fell at the pent of re with their armor swe > = daily upo: to all domesticated | with the physical qualities of medicines and | on. Ob! inseribe not their names on perish- } LBATA FORKS AND SPOONS, SUPE- PROPRIETORS Bexs AND YOUTHS’ CLUTHING.—We examined as to soundness. Gen- of medicine: " - Zz ERY, &¢ We have 66m are in reqeipt-of finest assort- a properly acquainted with the methods of com-| able marble. Lf we would bonor their memo- - A ree anc ~ ment of Youtng ‘Bors Children's Clotaing “a rng, el nag to thelr vent pounding them. > ries we should imitate their examples If we * { ever offéred tn this city, i able cat of fashionable Garmentee ioe hates Tespect iy Invite =>}. Those who become resident ctudents in hos-| wou'd ennoble our profession we should cherish ae attention of customers ang LOCKS —CLOUKS_—CLOCKS! itals or dispensari their virtues—virtue alone survives a'l : A FORKS, CASTORS, SPOONS, &e.4 | 4 tendont for Wall & stephens, '3d door east of Jonaat ea, of enter drug stores, aT and o , Some very beautiful e kind ebould link Put ty tt aE Eien ae pide being alone Properly educated in this depart. | If we would exelt man’ we the bestarlicle of TABLE CUTLERY ; ail} National Hotei, can be found forthe present at a beautiful assortment | styles - — PEMPED AA SETS CAKE BASKETS Ala| 4 CARW.—GEORGR KOLB, nie Supertt- ie ‘aeir establishment, No.2 hacer Z “ ; . Etat ee acter, “ena aac ee ACS Ere, Gen. | ert ha Siopy Gite spe | Mo aaneer a? ae ee » a. ave 10th sts es H ite his friends , avenne, bet. 9th wis, > -eeh y rowns’ Hote! & e altem| a aah sane, Depwega Hh bad 1h ts. "| soqpectfully mS cone | cadgouan "neat door io lyon taal; “<t “90 iasttenent SSR oee Pe of medicine or-surgery by lectures snd bucks | obr rage shall endure, +! hides < oery m4 co 1s hs ~~ : enka Y mnie 0 a2. { - H =~