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IRON RNILING WOREs

IRON RAILING WORKS.
0tRON RAtINGs-Eyery variety Wrought and Cast Iron
and the celebrated Wire Railing wckerham Patent Wire
Fence for Prairies Railroads, Farms
per rod Iron Bed teads and Iron Furniture.
Second edition OF the "New
containing designs explanations and prices Of the above
forwarded by addressing the subscriber.
JOHN b. wICKEgSHAM
Warsrooms. No. 8i2 Broadway NY
mh9l-dim-tn WORKS Nos. So, IS, 81, 50
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IMPORTERS
CLOTHS vEsr1Nes. DR1LLryGs n cLoAK1SGs
BLANKETS, ALPACCA.S TWEEDS,
iss-am-t.l 80 %s;' tsc % Siii BARCLAY STREET,
, nHR BoST ASp sSoE 1S
13., aSf Sa2S R..pyssT
a. ,a.sIs as sanSs sSS,s aas
gely and afford sci. house No.
ap29-dsa-tsl g. cAHILL.
AM HS2Sp a2,SR POWDER Coa,PANl Manufacture. OF
brands VII, "xESrveKI RrIE" 'sr. SHOOTING" "a
ssas;
and Srpo reputation Of their GanpoTdsl Z
too we'll known to require comment = For sale BY
Agents, Richmond
SO wall Street, e. a. Man sss.kS kSrls ls.l.sS, Gi.S
A. E DOUoLlss. Secretary. ap1.dsm"lSi
ENAGEisIoh sEWlNG SiACn INLo- Made By HOOD, BAT.
TSs ss aa2ran S nss
o M sT
and ssader. work in manner warranted to give ati.
them IN opeTation Ia0
m,9-dly-LIl W. A. DAWSON, Agent
AMPS, pHosGENE GAS, BURNL'G FLUID AND CAM.
sale to the trade one Of the
sHs a 0 % be s up % % % T9,1
Lamp. which furnishes the brilliant light known
o sny sfs s ss. aS.s ss 9
market price. oHAs. STARR ia, co.
III Fulton street, ,N-wY York
7ELoILtN AND OTHER rlANOs-BERkY GORDON, ,2s5
LkL Broadway, Publishers OF Musie-apd Dealers
Srasd Rolan Grand aud other Pianos by Haie,
CO. Bostonwhose Pianos considered superior ali
s,Ss S1raSs II New YG5f
KERRY GORDON Successors T. S. Berry, 2s Broadway
Pianos TO let.
p s.. II. D. Pianos have the Latest Improved
vocng. oc2s-iy-INl
n1d riEE De1r: I'Sry and
EoN s POLEMUs,
40 nRohD STREET, corner Of bea,.r New York. oaer
New Emginnd Cotton saii Dacl,-2slneh, all
at this eomprns every variety to
the trade, End offered at the lowest rates
Vernon Extra. full asortme Of this superior fabric
Wiilimantic Cotton Duck-iG is 20 aud % inch. all
Pair our own STATE Pair
ship and ncar Mark Duek-Plain and twiied, ma n.
sa tsn,' awnings 4e also Mount Vernon Twied Ravens
Howard Ravens Pioneer and PhoniI Mills, Light Cotton
Cotton Sail TNvinc-A full assortment.
Tarpuulins Hummocks, Stufs, &c.
Paper FcIting-so I2 inch, very heavy
inches and all num6eIs made expressly covering roodng
railroad perfectly and permanently waterproof and
Ennmelling Cnnynss-so, IS, 40, IS and 80 plain
Rngs and ISagging-of every description se.ue.,
Bags woven whole all size bales IOo 800
onlng strength utility and chsApne for grain and
Also Cotton saekIng Canvass. shread Warp and
| article. fels@Ji
IRON RAILING wORKs.
WON RAilINGs-Eyery variety OF Wrought
aud the celebrated Wire Railing wckersham Wire
per rod. Iron Bed teads and Iron rurni:nre az" ." ~
Second edition Phase Of the Iron Manufacture
forwarded by addressing the subscriber. Wv ''
JOHN B. wIcKERsHAM,
mha-dim-[Nl WORKS, 6S 65 81 50 and 81 Levi. st.
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n s:. and s..atn model oanove LauP, siEn, Bells.
RE-KIsG sATEs '''''
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SALE RooMs-IGG Pearl Street, New York.
MingGlctory. Realistically. j.i1Oiy-ras
vNuMEs Ms,,e,a,LE EAGLE MANUFACTURING CoMPNNl
EcI SILK sad coroliSrs In sTe., variety
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of sls .s ~ m a and the
slanne thee Good, before Purchasing ' ~ '''' :"
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WIZ, wrd and WIN Ware H..ket, Mats. cord,s Twins
Mso. 2 H'ifssi fSssi de- cot ''''''''A street, New York
sE E.! fsE I.v. S0 TQTE
'iT rso5, s5s,; sSrneI ,S ls,s,n q se,EI,s hs,,.
10 Enrps and the ta., ladies md ciem
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p2 & % a:noa Orders either p..n .. y
'HNiE rEoPLE's IiOOt<.-Noo who caa Re- al should
er on sns 5Hs W.sTd sTIsFP
pSe,E 50 nsv Ill Just published In heavy
anu 'ssrson On tinted Taper Pcecio,h Paper
Considering the Book I. g of.,
eipi as well a, one Of the useful books pabhe
eta Terms to the Trade Booksellers your orders 10
'"e Fuo'sier. THoS. TRERE,
81 NASSAU New ro K.
@ @e.y jt4-du-tvsl
6tLOnE IRON RAILING WORKS. Nos. 3II
H aud 3i3 Munroc strrrt New York opposite The h,.
" >'' N'' "SH' '''~''
The tuh.cbsrs having extensive un,urpas,ed arrarg
nent Tor manufacturing article p.
oIrr TO the public and dealers
WROUGHT and CAsT-IRoS RAILING every descrIp,ion
Grhs' shntier Dco Portable Iron Bedttead and ar
nansnAi Cr6s and Cradles for Children
ash stands Flower Stands Umbrella and S,nds
ae Aoa ArperioT quality Of Iron Farm which
thy VIII warrant 10 strength beauty OF d.
sn ana eheapues the manufacturers
line" ORDERS from section
received and executed with the utmost dispatch.
-!y--a9al-Ntsl ENT Il LAYERS, i22 Grand St, ". Y.
FIRE AND BUHGLAH PROOF SAFE
DEPOT.
WM. MCFARLAND q co, ~ Maiden Lane, n York
MARsHousE, li5 P.att st, Baltimore, Nd.
bAShs, JEWELERS. and COUNTING HOUSE sAFFs eyery
spect. " N'- ~
d.. ,r New York, April 9TH, 1854
Geninen gives pleasure you that your safe
preserved my book and unnJGred night b
which every thing else premises and a.
Though was exposed throughout ts con
.sh', renns ned unframed TIE Safe, with little repAng will
think, answer for another trial. ~ '
Respectfully yours,
JelS-Cn-[Nksl T. JENNY yr,l 4 South william,
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THE undersIgaed having formed connection purpose
conducting general Commission Forwarding
the Sy Of Richmond under the style Of doooH HARRIS
respectfully solcts the patronage OF the public and
tion Of. favors Of hs friends Of the Of NANCE oOoCH
ID. r. GoOCH,
End January, 1854. JN0. A. HARRIS.
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2I3 North second street, Philadelphia,
HUAVISG Sherwood Babbetts Patent PrismAo Turning
Laihc can supply Cabinet Makers with French, COgc
Plain and all kinds Of Bed Posts Piano
peTor style and quality Carpenters Builders
OF STAIR syght and verandAh and Newell Posts Win
from to IL sides; and Trimming Kinds OF
Tassell and button Moulds.
AL orders thankfully received at their warerooms
ap5 dsm-[Nl 219 North "a street PhjIad.Ipbi.
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ss In advance Remittances be made at the OF
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No advertisement TO be eondefed by the rear,
the parties.
az advertisement copy for specified mum.
Der Of Insertions will be continued until ordered
exActed accordingly.
~ REauiln any
the OF the Annual Advertisers
i that the privileges only
an additional charge, and variation.
Real Estate and General Agents.
Inserted by the
to such discounts shall be agreed upon.
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Advertisements inserted In the semweeky whIs
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sonNre fnr each continuance.
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NJOTICE.-The nrm OF NANCE 4 GOOCH was dissolved ON
IN the iIt instant by mutual The
Arm will be used by either parties for the
closing their late business. THOMAS J. NANCE,
January 2nd, 1854. d. p. GoooH.
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HATS, FURS, &c.
'HSHoMPsoN a RoEsLLER No. II N,ta., 2, go -,
sn. Gao Of FuEs and Wholesale Dealer p
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PUrsEy, WATTS 4 PurvEv.

A ErEA AND PROTECTION FIRE INSURANCE CUMPA1 rs
IN or HARfFORD, CONHEOTICUT-AOency ran.
vDOndThese Companies continue Insure loss
age are Dwelling Houses Furniture Manufacturing Establish
neuts Nerehande and all kinds Of insurabie
most favorable e Losses which these
tain on slues taken the Agency will be adjusted with prompt
ness aud uberaiity. II. BALDWIN, Agent,
JR8O No street
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TILES FOR FLOORS AND CHIMNEY TopS
vh no Tns, GANvkIKE cHisfT Tors rnms Eyc.Ts
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men Who have injured themselves by certain practice
duged in when aone-a habit frequently learned evil
Panions at schoothe effects Of which nightly FELT
Shen a'ieeP and not cured renders AraFe impossible
destroys both mind and BODY.
What pity that youns man. the hope ohis country
dsrng OF his psrenis should Be snaiched from prospects
soyments of e by the consequence Of dcviauF nom
OF Nature and ndugng In certain habit persons
r con nternpl atiug
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End January, 1854.

u
the favorable consideration Of my friends.
End January, lSSt.-iu TH0S. J. NANCE.
KY The Lynchburg vrginan and Express please copy
above for weeks, and send this ONCE.
NEw STOCK OF TRUNKS.-we have Just received
lN stock OF superior Travelling Of
strong;
Of the sole leather Trunks we
think that found In Vginia superior
Rus,e Bellows Top vAlee suitable Buges
atyle, AMI Of Rooi thick leather
BAGS We invite friends they
buy We intend 10 the articles line
regard 10 cost.
anS 4
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Nd EMOVAL-FINE FURNITURE-The undersigned who
~ recently the Cabinet
18th street. franklin and MAN, has his Es
tabishm-n building West
recently occupied by abston Brother lie has
step well Tor the Of Increasing his facilities
featuring to enable him to make better and sataco
exhibit Of the various articles Of his manufacture
lie suow happy his that
accommodated with business
determined make this
In the city The location his stand
ing aud accessibility He only continuance
the kind which has heretofore extended him.
and such additional examination OF his inducements will
command q
lie has hand heretofore, hough extensive
scaleO
Ing to the Cabinet Business.
All kinds Of Repairing well Undertaking. promptly at
tended TO. p. II. CowLING,
fsT No q Gover str.. ".
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7UNOLIAN AND OTJItR PIANOs.-pyRKy !, oopn,

LkA Broadway, Publishers Dealers wholesale
and retail In Pianos Meodions snd MusicAgens
braed Boan, Grand, aud other Haet Davis
Co.. Bostonwhose Pianos considered superior
Great bargains in Pianos SECOND hand Planes and
Melodeans Music supplied the
KERRY GORDON Successors to T. s. Berry, 2sT Broadway
Pianos 10
r. g.. H. d. Co.'S IRolIan Pianos latest Improved
voicing. oc2s-Iy-Iyl
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GfnuE itUN HNliING NUHhs
AIoS. 8l and 87 Monroe Street. opposite the Al
~ aire Works Sales Rooms i7l Grand Street
Broadway.
The Subscribers having unsurpa,sed arrange
mcnts for mlnufactu Ing article 10 their line,
prepared 70 o T. he public and dsses throughout the country
shuer Door Portable Iron nedseAis plain and
Cribs Cradles for Children
f1oueT and Work stand Umbrella and HSt stands A.,
Also superior quality IRON FARM VENICE ali Of which
ghey will 10 in strength durability beauty o de-
Elm ani eheapn'' he manuf cufei ~ other
line every of the United stats
received and executed With the utmost dispatch.
EST LAYERS,
ny21-8m 122 Grand
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NJ selection OF SPRING and SUMNER GOODS.
hyinenton is possible, out every dollars worth Of
Good before leave for the
thus early In announcing
IL ibis aud the adjoining
will oIme toward n. make their selections
uual-6 parties who paw their hills or
ps OF FOR caah. " - ~ ~' -
Recent additions from Paris and Manchester and from the best
In this country for Domestic
desirable wish 70 make
In the Fall.
100 Gases Of desirable Prints At Case prcss
los Ps Cloths at low prices.
10 Gases ndiovely Ginghams
Quite hundred styles OF Dress Goods.
VesettsS, Ribbons, Howers and Ma
Most Of the French Goods q nd
Dome tic Tckings, Apron Checks.
Bleaehed ghrtnF and Castfneres.
AlpaecAs, BGrlings, Burlaps, &C.
variety other Goods 10 which the
nd asked
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-03
cURI0sITIEs OF CHINA.

Here is man leading a white goat
with only three legs, which he wishes TO
sell, but on careful examination we per-
ceive that one Of the fore legs has been
neatly amputated while the animal was
young. There are half a dozen gaming
tables, each surrounded by its crowd Of
players and spectators. The Chinese are
lnveterate gamblers, and as the stakes at
many of these tables are as low as 8 sim
gle cash, few are so poor that they can
not make venture. One of the methods
has some resemblance to the "little 10.
kerS, SO well known at our race courses
The player has three sticks, the ends Of
which are thrust through his fingers
There is hole through each Of the other
ends, which are held in his hand; cord
is passed through one Of them, and the
play consists in guessing which one, as
the cord may be transferred from one to
the other by quick movement of the
fingers. put a cash" on the board,
make guess, and win a cake of suspi-
cious-looking candy, which | give to the
nearest boy, to the great merriment of
the bystanders. There are also stands
Tor the sale OF peanuts, reminding US of
the classic sidewalks of Chatham street,
and for the sake of Young America, we
must invest a few cash in its favorite
fruit. But here is an entertainment of
an entirely novel character. A man,
seated on the pavement, holds in his hand
a white porcelain tile, about foot square.
This he overspreads with deep blue color
from a sponge dipped in thin paste Of
indigo, and asks us to name flower
suggest the lotus. Tie extends his fore
finger-a most remarkable forefinger,
crooked, flexible as an elephants trunk,
and As sharp as if the end had been whit
tied of-gives three or four quick daShes
across the tile, aud in ten seconds or less,
10. there is the flower, exquisitely drawn
and shaded, its snowy cup hanging in
the midst of its long. Swaying leaves
Three more strokes, and white bird.
with spread wings, hovers over it; two
more and dog stands beside it. The
rapidity and precision of that fore-fnger
seem almost miraculous. He covers the
tile with new layers of color, and flower
after flower is dashed out of the blue
ground.-Bayord Taytor's Letters 10 The
n. Y. Tribune.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-03

first three months of 1854, there were
1879 tons. There is manifestly, saws
the writer, more guano now in hlexan.
drla than can be sold into the country
which trades there during the present
year: and, at the present high rates,
probably more in Baltimore and Rich
mond than can be disposed of the present
season. The demand, the writer main
talns, is not in proportion to the supply.
as has been asserted, as a reason for the
increase of price-nor does he believe
that small increase of freight affor J a
Justlfication for rise in the hitherto
oroltant price paid for guano. Most of
.he present stock, too, was purchased be-
fore the Peruvian Government announced
a higher rate. The writer, therefore, is
at a loss to comprehend why farmers
should be required to pay so large an ad-
vance for this fertilizer.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-03

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAnRoAD.-This
road, it is stated, will be completed next
Spring. Its career presents an unexam-
pied instance of good fortune and astute
financial management. The resource 8
were originally 100000 acres of land i,
which were put into the hands of certain
gentlemen who subscribed ST. ,0O0,000
to the capital stock of the Company.
Bonds to the amount Of ST. 900 900
were issued, secured upon the lands in
such manner that the land could not be
sold without cancelling the bonds.
The Company bought iron at the low.
est price; rising speculation enabled it TO
sell all its bonds at par; reaction gave
it labor at reduced prices, and excite
ment in land produce sells its lands AT
the best rates, at the moment when the
bonds can be got back on the best terms
with the proceeds of land sales. The
ST. 900, 900 of bonds thus negotiated,
will, it is believed, suffice, without bor-
rowing in any other shape, or issuing any
other paper, to complete the road SO
miles, and probably close the construc-
ton account.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-03

INFLUENCE OF CLIMATE on TIE Color
OF MANkIND.-For 1900 years the jew
ish race has been dispersed into different
attitudes and climates, and they have pre-
served themselves most distinct from any
intermixture with the other races of man.
kind There are some Jews still linger.
ing in the valleys of the Jordan, having
been oppressed by the successive con-
querors of Syria for ages-a low race Of
people, and described by trustworthy
travellers as being as black as any Of the
Ethiopian races. Others Of the Jewish
people. participating in European caviii-
zation, and dwelling in the northern ma
tons, show instances of the light com.
plexion, the blue eyes and light hair Of
the Scandinayian families. We see then
how to account for the difference in oolsr,
without having to refer them to original
or specific distinctions.-Prcf. os0eH'
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-03

SUICIDE OF A BOY.-The Louisville
Journal relates the facts concerning the
suicide of lad of thirteen years, named
Henry Merriman, residing ten miles from
that city;
This is one of the most mysterious
as well as one Of the most extraordinary
cases of suicide ever committed in this
country. Henry was devout Christian:
He had lost little sister who belonged
to the same church he did. This SIS
ter had given him a prayer book on ner
death bed, and desired him to use 1t. lie
had become so interested in the book,
and on the subject of meeting with
a dear sister. that it was subject OF
daily conversation and prayer with him.
lie appeared desirous to be with her.
His mother had told him that he would
meet his sister in Heaven after death.
He prayed nightly and daily to see her,
and in his fit of religious insanity, he,
upon his knees, cut his throat from car
to ear, severing both jugular veins. This
was truly sorrowful sight to look upon
a heart-broken mother, afflicted father
and distressed elatives-thiS was scene
TO dissolve heart of stone. Every one
present was in tears: every man became
as it were a child. The verdict OF the
iury was, that the child came to his
death from the influence OF the above
facts, causing religious insanity.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-03

WILD MAN OF AFRICA There is
an inhabitant of the woods by the Ga
boon river more to be feared than the
African boa: it is the wild man Of the
wood-nOt the ourang-outang, though an
immense ape-always acting on the Of
tcnsive, and ready to attack man. The
bones of his extremitieS are longer than
those of an ordinary sized, full-grown
mar. have examined them here, and
whilst contemplating the skull, the jaws,
and their terrible apparatus, really ex-
perienced a sort of shuddering. The
canine teeth are upwards of two inches
long, and Of proportionate bulk. There
is ridge running from the top Of the
nose backwards over the crown of the
head; to this is affixed a muscle, by
which the living animal draws back
wards and forwards a most frightful
crest of stiff hairs; when enraged or pre-
pairing to infiict injury, he erects them
and draws the crest forwards over his
large eyes, and utters most hideous yells
at the same time.
Nothing seems to intimidate him.
Sometimes he advances with boughS of
trees broken off for the purpose of con-
cealing his approach and attack, and
suddenly grasps the legs of human be-
ing, brings him instantly to the ground,
breaks his bones by blows Of his mighty
arms and hands, and tears the flesh by
his monstrous teeth. The native hunts.
man who goes in search or meets with
him while pursuing less formidable ami
mails, has learned that the safest way to
engage is to act quite on the defensive
to let the monster draw near, when he
will Immediately seize the end of the
gun, (ready cooked and presented be-
tween his teeth. Instantly it must be
discharged; if the man either delays till
the ape has compressed the barrel SO as
to close it, or fails to give fatal wound,
his doom is sealed.
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REMEDY FOB each DIsEAsE

4 the request of many of my patients, h.y,
"a consented to put up q class Of nv most efa
eient prescriptions in the form Of FAMILY AEDI-
CLNES each one suited to a particular disease, anS
not, like the manufacturers of the nostrums and
panaceas Of the day, promulgate to the world thai
any cne compound will cure all diseases, and who
Gn the words OF the great italian physician. spal
ianzanD 'pM medicines ,chieh they kno,o little mt
0odNs uhica they kno,o less"
J. 8. ROSE, NJ. D., Phils
For Cholera, Dysentery, Bowel Complaints de-.
Dr: j. 8. ROSES CARMINATIVE BALSAM
inis mixture is one Of the most important medi
c!nes, and should be kept in all families as ssspe.
clis for Cholera and Bowel Complaints 1t has new.
er failed. Dysentery vanishes in few days when
this article is used as directed. Price 25c
Dr. J. 8. ROSES PAIN CURER will cure Stiff Neck
sore Throat, Pains in the face Side, Back or Limbs
from Cold, Cholic, Cholera Morbus, &c It cures
sprains, Chilbains, Cramps or Pains in the stem.
ach or Bowels. Price l25< 25, and 80 cts.
DR. j. g. ROSES EXTRACT OF BucHu is one Of the
BEST remedies ever used for diseases Of the Kdneys
Bladder, DC. Price Soc.
DR. J.s; RosE's NERVOUS AND INv1eoaAima Con.
DIAL, Ior Heart Disease, all Nervous Affections Flat
nience, Heart Burn, Restlessnass, Mum bness Mem
raising the spirits, and giving power to the
whole system, it almost miraculous in It's effect
90 cents bottle
DR; ). g. RosE's DYsPIpTIc COMPOUND. a sure cure
Ior dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, and indigestion,
Wnen taken In conjunction with his Alternative OF
Family Pills. Price of both 75c.
DR. j. =. RosI's GOLDEN PILLS for Falling of the
Womb, Female Weakness Debility, and Relaxation
Tney nave a peculiar affinity for the debilitated
muscles OF the female, and in no instance have thew
tailed in radically curing those distressing COM
plants females are 80 often subject. Price SO oents
~, Dr. j. g. ROSES ANT1-THIoUs OR RAILROAD PnLs-
Inese pulls are not warranted to in every NAL
aay or dIease incident to man, but they grand
1eme ~ for Bilious state OF the system and com.
mon fevers. When used with Dr. Ross's Tonic Mix.
ture, will cure the most stubborn cases of Bilious
Fever CT Fever and Ague. Price 12112 and 25c.
- Dr. J. s. RosE's sARsApARILLA COMPOUND, for all
SKIN Diseases and for purifying the Blood, it is su-
perior to all others. Price Soc. and 81.
DIR. J. 8. ROSES ELIXIR OF OPIUM free from ell the
bad effects OF Opium or Laudanum, such as Head.
ache, Constipation, or Sick Stomach Price 25c
All whcse Constitutions are impaired by disease or
weak by nature, should read Dr. J. g. Roses ~Medi.
cal Adviser, (Which contains description of the Dis
eases of our climate and the mode of treatment 1t
can be had without charge of
q. D: Gilman, Charles Stott Co., ". II. Gilman,
John W: Nairn, Patterson 8 Nsirn, D. B. CLARK,
b II Mcpherson, William L. Evans, Kidwell 4 Law.
renoe, J. b. Moore, Washington; J. L. Kidwell,
Georgetown; and by all dealers in Alexandra, vr.
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