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STAR,
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Tn CoNcIRr To NIeHr. We had III.
pleasure, last evening, of being present nj tbs
rehearsal of the Union Choir Association for
the concert which they give tonight at the
Smithsonian Institution, From the imnnae
sion Fs there resolved, We promise ali who
sttepo one Oh me ricnest musical treats that
has ever been offered to the public of Wash.
ington. Several choruses will be sung BY the
united voices Of between two and three hun
dredperformers, supported by an orchestra we'll
calculated to give the best effect to the vocal
department. The choirs attached to the Found
cry, Church of the Ascension, street Presbys
terrain, Wesley Chapel, Fourth Presby terian.
and probably those of other churches, will
contribute selection of music, the greater
part Of which has never been sung in this city,
end all of pleasing character. Apart from
the great merit of the music itself. the fact
that the concert is given for the benefit of the
poor, under the direction of the Ladies' Union
Benevolent and Employment Society, should
be sufficient to insure an OVERLOOKING audience
The hall is to be lighte with gas, and will
present beautiful appearances. The concert
will commence at half past seven O'Clock.
The ELECTION YEsTERDAY.-A special cleo.
tion was held in the First ward, yesterday
for member of the Board Of Common Coua-
Gil. Two hundred and forty eight votes only,
We learn, were cast tor, about one-ffth of the
entire nunber-of which Luther r Smoot re-
ceived all but twenty, and these wore cast for
q man named Jshn Drudge, by way of sport
there being no regularly organized opposition
TO the know nothing candidate.
This is the third election which has taken
place within the last seven months in that
Ward. Mr.. Payne was elected to tho Common
Council in June, and after his death Charles
4. Davis (anti Know Nothingy was elected by
six majority over Mr. Smoot to supply the
vacancy thus occasioned; and now Mr. Smoot
has been elected to fill The place vacated by
the -.sionation Of Mr.. Davis
There was little or no excitement ..u,uu...
the election; the anti -Nnow Nothines seeming
to be altogether Indifferent to the result
Sentinel
=. 1T the last election. when Mr. Smeot was
defeated, he received l95 votes, or es moe
than were cast for him yesterday.
HANDSOME PPRsENr.-We were shown, at
Calf h Brothers establishment, Q very neat
and handsome silver cup, which had been
manufactured for presentation to the Wash
iugton Euterpeans, by their friends In George
town. It il . fre specimen o. wSrkIn arshfp.
and is ereditable 80 the talented manufsctu.
res Phe following is tho inscription on tho
front:
Presented,
January l, 1855,
The Washington Euterr cans.
j., -; By III:
sse.r Friends ia GeorgetovuaS.
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JOHN Ii. BUTHMANN,

IMPORTER AND DkALER In WINE, BRAN
1 dy, Cigars, &C.. PeoDs lvania avenue, south side
tween sni sixth streets, hiss rec lived DIS full
stock ana 30: meet Of The above. consisting In
part of-
Madeirs, Sherry, Port Of various grades Champagne
in cts and pts, different brs3ds
great vafi.ty Of R6ins Wine, some OF 1t spark
ling
Also, ST. Perry sparkling red aud white Caret, at
,rices from s. so per doss n 10 the highest or
der
And 1merc rs other kirds of Wine
Also ysry superior Coguac, pale aud dark: scheid-
am Gin, Jsmsi.a Rum. fne oil Whifkeys
Irish Malt Oordias, and Havana Cigars.
de- le-2av6E 81
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
w shall have ready for delivery On the ~ th In
w slant, ell accounts due Us snd the late firm of
Maxwell, Sears 4 Collsy. ALI these that are not
called or will be rendered, and We earnestly hope,
and moss respectfully insst upon their bsing closed
In fuI! to the LIST OF the year; as It ia very i
psrtant that the business Of tho lste rn SHOULD bs
settled ~ soon ~ possible. see
OOLLGY l. SEARS,
No. 6A8 Seventh It,, 2 doors above
dec 2@H Aysnps House,
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nRAWING BOOKS, ENGLISH AND FRENCH
- Albums, French Portfolios, English Bibles.
Prayer BOOKS, Pencil Gases Gold Tens, Rodsers'
PsnkEi'es, bought PERSONAL---VERY. the manufac-
turer; fine editions Of the best American, English,
and French authors in try and Prose, many Of
them finely ILLUSTRATED. others in Rich London and
Paris bindings, mostly imrorted DIR ct rom Len.
don and Paris by tho undersigned, many Of them
just opened. FRANCK TAYLOR.
AaxS
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LIVERY MAN HIS OWN LANDLOND-T j u
u Union Lssccd Association hare row Autographed
plsts Of Uniontovn. ated on the Eastei b. apch
o. the Potomac river, directly opposite the News
fard Ava iayit, the public to e1smine the same at
theif ofaes.
Eligible Building late. on graded 60 feet wide
streets, fronting "a feat and .nirg back 100 feet,
are neS offered at the very low price Of 49, pays
bic In easy instsiiments Of s. month, until the
who's is paid, when deed /. fee simple will be
ecutes to each lot holder; q deduction ef 10 PR
cent. will be allowed to persons paying cash.
The location is one of acknowledged healthfulness
and beauty, with Oh sbundant supply of excellent
water. Persons DESTROYS of procuring house and
lot upon very favorable conditions Of payu emit.
shoit rske immed;ste application, a. a similar op-
porturity will never again be presented.
N. B "A large quantity Of ckeanut post and oak
wood fer sale cheap. JOHN FOX, eeO1etaty,-
Office, Seventh st above Odd Fellows Hail
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DARE CHANoE-TAvEkN srkND, FuRNI-
IN ture, Fixtures. 10, for sale-The good wi!Y,
License, Furniture, Fixtures 10, Of . well known
snd long estA b'shed Tavern, situated near the
" Isrd, are now offered for sale The e. atlish-
msnt eonssts Of two hopss, both Of which are sup.
Piled with gas all through, ard large lois ard Sab
ling In the rear, II now, AMI has been for the lss
u years doing profitable businees in the hands of
the Subscribe, who discontinues only on account
Of dec lining health
To mao Of character, energy and ett:rprise, q
rare opportunity s nov offered for the SAFE invest
ment of moderate cspitsl. Jfdesired lease Of s
years will be given.
Full terms ode known on application the sub.
scriber, Eighth street east, near Navy Ysrd.
dec 29-3ts JNO. A. GOLDEN.
dor RENT-A CONFECTIONERY STORE. ON
+ venth street. opposite Odd Fellows Hall ~
Counter and Sheiyes for SALE Pos eseion given on
the Let of January. It is Of the st. stands for
the business in the city, ard has dry cellar and
good bake over. Rent moderate Enquire OF NJ
RING co, Pa. are. bet. ~ and 9th street
ENURNITURE FOR sALE.-A GENTLEMAN
Il with Q handsomely furnished house, WISHES to
dispose Of the Furniture at private sale 10 the house
which is now occupied by him The Furniture is
all new, Of the hrst quality, and everything is com.
prisei In the house necessary for housekeeping
Handsomely. The furniture IL OF black Wanu;.
snk the upholstery in brocatelie.
Any gentleman DESTROYS Of housekeeping will be
enabled to suit himself caeaply with handsome fur.
niture kitchen, psrlor, and chamber new house
II he dssr and in delightful section of the city.
Address HUBBARD through the City Pos. ofiee,
or No. 81 General I"ni Office.
de" 2S-tf -, IUnion& Fntsl.]
NNkS. DUVALI. HAs. TWO DESTKAPLe
WI front rooms for rent, With board. No. 33l
opposite Browns Hotel, Penn. avenue.
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DERSONS DESIRING COMFORTABLG ROO IS
Z either with or without hoard, can obtaio them
at Mra. MANNING'S, on 18th street, between 4
and ?, No. 453 The location Is central, end one
Of the mo pleasant in the city.
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PURE SILVERWARE

FUhE SlLtEkW AXE.
r HAV just opened magnificent sarsrtment OF
i STERLING SILVERWARE, embracing: Com.
plete Coffee and Tea Sets, Pit.hsrs, Gobles, Oups
spoons, Forks, &c
Also, lot Of Fancy sDverware, new styles, such
as cake, fish and butter KNIVES Oyster and Soub
Ladies' Sugar and Cream Spoons; Sugar Tones; SALT
Stands; Napkin Rings, 10.
s. My silver is misunderstanding and Coin
II. SEMKEN.
Jeweller, Pa. ave bstw. 9th and 10th sis
dec 61dtJAnl
AYAkRES HISTORY OF LOUISI INA. French
VI Dominati q, 2 vols
Gayarre's History Of Louisiana, spanish Domino
ton, vol
aRsfish Peacillin 8. by Kirwan, vol
Dickens HOUSE hold Words, Dec number
Bruno by Abbot tale for the young
Almsnach Francai DIES Etats Unis, pour 1856
Jefersons Complete Works, in vols
The Positive Philosophy Of Auguste Comte in Eng.
nsh, vol. FIiANCK TAYLOR.
dec Is
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T. II. Phillips COACH FACTORY.


455 Eighth st adjoining Eain,y's Livery Stables.
OWING TO The increased tr de which q gensrous
" publ has bestowed upon me, have besn com.
PEELED to erect new and larger BUILDING for the
rr.ing On of ms business. Here sHall bs en-.
abled 10 xecute all orders entrusted {. m with
greater f.clities AID disps Oh, and would respect
fully solicit continuance of the publ g patronage
Carrisg-s AMI W. &c ms. Of the most mod IN style,
bail. of the best msterals, and warranted to give
satisfaction,
-.spairs Of every description punctually ATTENDED
t..
For sale, chesp, secondhand Clarence Carriage,
nearly Few. tes 26-u
'tHRAV IN TIE EAST, Tbe EAST.
l. ern Wsr.-Grsat Work on China and India
6eaIs' Russia, very cheap
Do History Of the Un ted States
Do History Of he Bible
Travels ON tho Continent
Description If Great Britain and Jrelsrd
eo!d to Agents a. tbs mott reasonable prices
Agents can be supplied With all If Sesry works
ACTIVE rsn can m Ike rom two to three doilass per
day. For safe by DECKER,
Pa. avenue, 4 doors east # kinth St.,
dec 2e-6E pppeAte the Market.
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CAKES FOR CHRISTMAS.

CAKES FOR CHRISTMAS.
!sNHE subscriber has a large and varied assert
i nsnt of Cakes aud Pa.try for the Fhisspas Hol.
days Especial attention is called to the quality as
we'll as to the variety Of the supply.
Plumb, Pound, Jelly, Sponge and Tea Cake
Mince, Apple, Cranberry and other Pastries oo1
stanily on hand.
Fresh Bread, biscuit, Bunns, and Eusk every even
ing in time for tea.
The public are invited to call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere.
CHAs W. HAVFNNER,
etrest, between ~ and sixth streets
dec 20-u
News! NE WS!-NO 347 Penn avenue
IN Call and see the largest and best mt
Z, und and Fruit Cake ever manuf &c .ured By any
ons estsb, i:hmant in t. is city. $500 worth O.
large socs OF Confectionery, Bon Bona. and small
Notions, aud also upwards Of 80 var,st,-s Of Sneal
Cakes. Pies and Puddipg3 L. Craabarry,
Mines ami Cream Pies; Lemon, Almond, ami COCOA
nut Puddings.
fate myself successful in obtsining fine store
in god situation, and with every facility 70 mar
ufacture all and every hino in my line to tie en-.
tire satisfaction OF thOse who may favor ne with
their patronage. Ny pereonal attention will be Civ.
Dinner Parties furnished IN the best s.y.e. on moo
crate terms
Having been ee e ted, from sraony large mum.
Ter OF competitors, to Furnish with Confec. ionary
60, the HecEanics' Institute Fair, to be h sd In
February next my friends and the p1hbc gsne al
will tn Re find well ~ at my store the bert the
COUNTRY can produce, end on the most moderate
terms. Please call early and leeve your orders.
Ice Creams and Jellies always on hand and fresh
J g. WEAVER,
No 347 Pa. avenue, OPP. Browns Hoto'.
dec 18-dtJanl
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AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS.

AHEAU UF ALL CUMFGTt Juno.
TUsr received one of Neill Dnrop Co.'s .Hrst pre-
y MUM p.anos,, splendid instrument N the
and beauty CT worisvs nsb;p. Call and examine 81
yourselves Nell, 3urop Chs Pianos received the
first premium a, TIE exhibit Oh - the Mary land
Institute over sll competitors.
dec ii HIIBUo HITZ Agents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-29
SUPERIOR HARPS,

WE have this day received very superior toned
w HARP, from The celebrated Partisan manu-.
factursrs Doaery, who rscsived the highest pre-.
miu!a for Harps at the great exhibition in l. ndon
1851.
Persons desrcue Of purchasing, ~ giviug us Q
call have he opportunity to obtain one Of the above
unrisa'lsd iDs1umsnts. HILBUs HITZ,
hu'ic tepot, cor. Pa. avenue, 1lth and sits.
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I1INELY BOUND NOTIONS AMERICAN AND
l. Rnglish OF Burns, Byron, Camphell, scott. Bry'
sat. eou,hsy Halleck, Longfei!ov, WcrdswoI tn,
nr,dsn. Cosuorr Moore, Thomsoe, Covpsr. and
raIny othsrs Of the most est emsd EDg'ish ana
ArcsTic "A pets, most o. hsn imported fr?m Len
do7 iy che uadsrsgnsd; some Of thsa minfstuN
~ ,ous fcr this poskst others CT oe sss richly
ornsmsntsa and illustrated.
IeeS y8Aave XA4sse'A
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g PECTACLEs AND EVE GLASSES, IN Gold, sil.
= .er, Steel, and shell amss, with
convex, conca7e, Peris1 pic, and Para su111xAS.s<
s ss'' s as1 s9ss s ss and 'a eozE
ses put in to order Persons 10 want o. Etasse
may be sure to get those that bsneft the eye, a.
b. SEMKEN, JeweIer,
pa. aTsnss. betwesL 9th and 10th sits.
dec 2-dtJap1
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

MFRS. G. ANDERSON has this day received
WI large assortment of Fancy Articles, viii b she
has selected suitable for holiday presents
ing of various articles Of Fancy Stationery Fancy
Letter and Note Paper, Geld end Silver Pens and
Pencil Cases, Work Boxes, Writing Desks, Back
Cannon Boards and Chess, Psper Weights, Ink
stands Is
Also, q selection of Misce areous Rooks, consist
ing Of Poems and juvenile Books, which will be
sold at reduced prices.
ave Pa av., 81 door from Kirkwood House.
dec 2l-2W
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u late office o; the Evening Star, on st., within
fifty yards of its junction with Twelfth street and
Pa. avenue. The building Is Of two stories. The
lover story being, divided into three convenient
rooma ana tbs upper being 9 large single room. It
viii afford two oorvsiiious small shops, fronting on
D street, with ample working rom Ia the rear. Al
80 convenient painters or carpentete or other
mechanics work shop above. Apply at Ster O;ise.
OFT 2s--ff
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WArcH RErURHs.-The register shows only
the names of i've dodgers who were in for no
crime except that of poverty. 1t was quiet
night, the officers and guards having but little
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-29

CTAGGs gC FEEN. II AyTH,RS fne ciaioas L.
- lie fs Is b DIR gs, are 70. sac in variety NJ
tha untersisnsa: imrert by himsclr f.oa fs.is-
many OF them Just opened.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
THE undersigned will have all o. bis accounts
l. made cut by the 23d ms ant, a.d he would
most earnestly request his customers to call ard
notes at short date, as it matter Of rea import
ance to him to have his books closed up
WILLIAM r. EILEY,
Corner Eighth street, opposite Centre Market
dSC 22-1v
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DOR RENT Oh SALE.-THE MODERN
" Four-stofy Brick House on Thirteenth ST. eet
near c, east side. The house is in good repair, dry
cellars, aud to good to .ant the rent will be low
Possession given ON the LIST November kQely 70
% aO-tf JAS c. Mc0UIRE AucS
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CUPkRIOR BOTTLED LIQUORS FOR MEDIOI-
y NAL PURPOSES.
Choice Cognac 5randy
Port, Sherry, and Madeira Wines
Families recommended by their physicians the
use Of any Of the above liquors for medicinal pur-
poses will bear in mind that the subscriber has
them constantly on hand, Of the pursst and best
quality. ROD'T X. TWsEDY, Grocer,
corner Ps. avenus and 18th st., g. side.
dec 21-dtJan1
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FAMILY GROCERY

Northwest corner Of .RhfNeah and q arfds.
/ sssnd, rsrsnty ~ 49,:
pied By Mis- ia. Ixub, r. 0GRkfES%
Intends keeping general
supply otFAMILY GROCERIES, Of the very best
quality, which will be Opposed of at the lowest pos
sbe rates for cash, On ehors credit to punctual
customers.
He solcits continuance Of the custom Of the for
patrons OF the housa, and begs to invite the at
tention nd inspection of his numerous f;ien0s ard
acquaintances to tn quality Of his goods, and the
arrangements made to secure the liberal patronage
Of the public. A. JACKSON.
dec l2-lm
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lHlEH-FISH-
4 The undersigned has on hand, and is daily ne
csiving rom the North aad Fest Moe /, Q, 3, ard
Macke-ei -s.
$50 y Of Fundy and Bank Coafsh
Hh.ch Wi,i be sold Is law a. DAN Re ordered from
the North, ty ii. ELDAIDGk,
dse &.H Union Wharf, Nexspdyis, W.
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TRANs-ALLEaAANY BAHK-Mr. S II Gil
lespie, the cashier of the Bank, in a letter on
the subject, represents the affairs Of this Bank
in q perfectly solvent condition.
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4 VERY DESIRABLE STORE 70 ET-THE
~ store on tiis east side Of Eleventh stfeet, ans
door north of Pennsylvania avenue, lately oc:u-
pied by Mr.. Dyer as en- suction and commission
store, is for rent low to good tenant Also, the
House above the store Apply to
g. 4. RANDALL,
nov 14-.f Corner Twelfth end D streAts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-29

MRS. DUVALl. HAS. TWO DESIRAPLs
wi front rooms for rent, With board. No. 33l
opposite Browns Hotel, Penn. avenue.
do,o
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A GooD DINNER.-We learn that w. w.
Corcoran, Esq sent present Of $50 to the
inmates of the Washington Asylum to purchase
materi al to make them a Christmas dinner.
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~ TORAGE.-Those having Furniture, Dry &c, :
oommcdations In the large, airy, fag-s.one- paved.
and dry Easements under the star Office, corner Pe
aveni;s and Eisfenth u. Apply st the Star Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-29
by J. G MCGUIRE. Autioneer.

dec T-3t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-27
aEFobitbs RstrfOHt Y. ) lllfilllieaN.

An 1NVALUAbLt AfRBtoiHK LII 10 but seldom we mud
among the navy 6m1dea offered 10 the public for the cure
Avoided giving uleranee TO yihnS that might lead any
one 70 suppose that pldC'd any ath IA their polen
this place. and which has beconeu familiar 10 the public
household Hotda we speak rom MOYlodgo Of ia I'M
tnae eXoelloRoeg, tie adaptation 70 many Of The Ills 81
u q, and the security with WHICH L may b used. We
seek Of Tho NOnparell Nerve and Bone nlTcn pTenar
I'd by H. 10, Carr q To-, flOm proloTpdonfurnshed by
DT Watson Carr, lte0l MoIglpiown, aud NOW OF Wheel
Ing, ono Of thc most onpenl Physeane ~ XrgnA, Ihs
Eminent 70 bsted upon the broad principle that any iona
dy which viii relieve external pain, win properly com
pounded b equally edlcecopsiu iemoyitglnieudla ee
Tons pIlnelpe that has been speosssnlY doyeoIed
II 10 simply the offspring or science, benB mild and sim
pie In Its action, and yet revealing IN lie eecis apowor
more incredible TtaC hing tho most hidden sihoWg OF
aud beastand yet being nn0XlOus TO tho tinat
II Is aisU BY ar Tho esaps nlmontin tho market being
put up In lotes twice large the majority ~ 4 Une
oth larger than The largest besides belg than four
times strong We commend e 10 those IN want of
Rafn and rerfnin Touhdt IIf.I ID ll.lf 81 "a
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sIDNBY BREBsB,
Ex-senator or tle United States
Pro6s.'oF Vega \, o a. saha'lye

Tha Lnlment valuable auxiliary III the treatment ol
or tho most orpddabo dseases With which is PNr
lot 10 epntcHd lorhslance OF s lAHgs and
3eWth BY blhOfohghand cOntlhued appllcatiQnot tha
Llnme oVerthe Tcson Of the aeelcd organ iheso ON
erwise Formidable diseases JoatOtco dsarel OF mole
than halt their erro atteldflY Among children, ana
thouta6ds OF mothers we're they allowed 70 sreak would
With all tho eloqUenee OF feeling and aeeoni bear Their
united testimony 10 the tl that had
dTen from the very jaws Of death, and ea them 70
their lolmer health end beauty Ag9ln VIII 70 ioupH
powerful auxiliary IN removing what is generally known
IS an Aqua Cake enlttgeneht Of tile splee IN oil
cases where external appralonia OF servleAth ln
uient will be found uaq'ul. nt~r r1ra ut1 Oh
Gemcfni Oepot COS Broadway New, York ana us
attei At st Ldnib .'e
Por sale wh0lesalg and retail In Wheeling BY 49,.
ieTAgm ~ WILLIAM q. ARMSTRONG.
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MEDTCTNAL.
AMI You aITPfJhpIWa

"a
~ BrtahinE TcoihAtns, To DOloteox, eaihs IN The
ton sun lontS Cuts hrusaa Potion Sores Fever Sores,
Pain or isaps In Che 6to1ael eem MoIbue, Cholera
Gus Inseeia Rabd Dogs 6gnobske, Age n no Beast
o. race PIn, 5fpiee9 chahng Chopped hands, eoIn9,
MascSs wsSnes Pasiss i9E ss SI A y s eSr
SAT- Rheunl servyi Sore Npplesi Sore Llps Venereal
soIsS sqdlsr dlsslse you leal
a SOVEREIGN REMEDY
which not only Temovet pain utmost nalahtaneoualy but
ERA DiCAFRs TiiR DISEASE.
such number Of dltodte but yo but reflect that these
caus6s e proposition wilt setm lees oNtIavagpnli but
were ten nsa mOre 80 TINS FACTS which STARE pg ~ o
AZ who have naed l. tomsoyest witnessed W nage
eaeets on others unite IN declaring itiuat Whist itaaine
(Nonpaie) indicates, fhf Exit ointment knel5a, t1p
TO THOSE WHO THINK,
Have youneyer noticed me striking a'marltI between
many external and Internal dlseaeoe hhyg entirely qler
edf might bp prepared which should 30 equally applicable
ne IlHNRBT, which docs not inta your undersnndns
by claiming to have beet found IN some burutlg 01titHs
6TofkiSu ~ s6iEoEi being Mia and smflo initsitt6R
anu yet revealing IN iit power almost ilorodplo
Ioacmn9 the most hidden Shows Of man Or bontt,--
gnd yst Bsng lmoIloe 70 the Weake5t lnlent
boles tbttt idrgf % Tie maiOty aud oneOplthaiGot
largest besides boIng more then nn
hdenee % Che wants Of rich o.
pooh hlBh lot low. y
laPut up and tile yqsl etense oithe materials init
nnkss for u toPsy logt he printing Of lhe
hseesiay, g tho article wherever used Will Cersiy
We Would however ,hoso tfasled ones WHO have
sooen been guled by anu sasserlloho
to ibe l9llowlp9 nenlep being sut iew many pel
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are fefk5ctOlly Invited 20 Caath6 Depot and examine
the Testimonials OF ladies' and genenon Of high reputa
lion III the 6OuthAn Mes, whore II Waa Invented, but
viii refer 10 the Certificate below OF Tho distinguished
statesman and Senator, Judge 'Breese, Of lNlnols
CARLHLR, hi, tuie "a, 1853.
have used Prof b. s., WOods Hair Restorhvei' aud
have admredtho wonderful effect. Ny half was beco-
ng thought pfematurey grey, but blythe use Of hls
Resoaivo Il has resumed ls original color, and have
sIDNBY BREBsB,
EXSanaior OF ne Uhlled Slatea.