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EoHN BULBS FLUID EXTRACT OF sAR-

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EoHN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT oF sAR-
thoassnds daily giving
sas IL III so, y:
@ SIX s IL
s s ass
s iss gaa BULB I'll aHs Il ySsh u s
only before the public on strictly scientific
pncpasand Of uniform strength The
the virtue. Of seysr. other vi
ss'nsiss 20 SH @Fsf EsElS
fh Ohio sate sOurua Columbus Ohio shuEIEsaEs Of
The Bulls rsa
Ia, for
assertion that purAsr etths blood
ias N ~ gent .Sisay
saPariiais the WONDER OF THE WORLD
1ayassou BuIs sMnapsIiiia; st yn,.,,,.r Ma. ,aav
Mr. sees BulI-Dssr Cir: years severely
@ ss asd
by bal ~ NO
fssishaa he others snsd.
therefore tske pleasure y recommending 10 hs
- Very rsapssss1ssIs sJJu.r ryu. '.H'oWEH' MD.
shs erin @az
hey viii s5isinfslbisr snedg
scted with Rsaamasm stimssa
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LsviarOrt, ~, December s,isa1.
l NOTICE no FEMALES.
yohs one Of gTsatOu
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sass sns
seasrss adopt Ibis nsdieins soald
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sAssspsrla found TO exert most
1 ofthsvalaaSla medicine.
admire clear, beautiful white ekin and
how 9sn a. asi
seislE IL
I'D ssPiEsf
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lid
blood making he healthy AID s "a ,
a i NJ s sos and
oud appraed of this fact hey would
u all lotions. End the only eaectnni
word 10 the suciens aud hints enough orths
81 FH hsr T afbo sAs0h
] 4. n. NooRS.
hesitation II saying tnat aeeNeSou
saspaa article or she care
number .n
'ee'''sa' ao sfIoS TE 81 FROM DR. MOORE.
Me- joan suLLI uang yeIr II several new gag
be made fSt sor \,
Testimony renders comment
ssi S'sy q sSs PROFESSOR OF cHEMIsr IL
A THE LouISyITIE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
composing John
sas well chronic
1 shichti applicable. h.F. KAHpsLL, MIL
PsSs ahysielAa by appointment chs LoulsvlssGAa
Aesfhasays Of balisaaspAA Lousy,LLu March no. Is1s
the preparation Of Jehn sn
BsFsa believe the cohnatlon 70 % an Iceent one
public andR private pIsss and
| ae.dea iphysician q ihe Louisville Marine Hospital
blooming health and youthful vgr sick
4 ssicsd-nay, those that are gTieyously tormented.
GsrErateh aemng and
notwithstanding placing IT. lis intrinsic worth the very
4 remedies before the pablo. ,.xr.x -r,.
| Sold Wholesale rnd retail, by JOHN hULLi
h Fouithass., and BY The DruEgsgsrsrHi
| lie the city and country. ,,, =.
f'"tfs 81 Fourth street, Louisvile uhr sersneel.
Tho Neworean. for tbs 10 Of John Ball
wai9Ez ~ ~ Msssss,ss,
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CoUR DE- IuGK DR. PAX DU PRE-
MfER DisTRIET DIN LA PAEoIsRE
D'ORLRANs.
nm VERTU dun 70.
IA resle par l'tionorableL, U,
par0isae d'orleEns, 10 procederai,
DREDI, le "A Noyemore, 1884, q
hiagasin, entire les rues GIavier /
Un certain LOT DE TERRE,
tions, situs dams lie iaubourg Livs
Nouyelle 0fleans, reinforcement /
par les tues Troisieme, Qustriem,
treEte-denr.
Ledit terrain, es. designa par |
pisds dix ponces de face i Ia rue
yingt-sept piedr, eonforInement !
increment soyer de la vile de |
1913, lea anelierations consistent
una euisine.t g= NO .
Suisi dams l'affaire Ell dess1s.
! Terlnea ct conditisns-c0mptan
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TarR. w. GRAND ENoAMPMENT OF PATRIARcHs

THg r.. w. GRAND ENoAMPMENT OF PATRIARcHs
OF LOUISIANA i o. o. Fl meets semi annually on the
Hall corner 81 Camp and Lafayette streets, New Or
ieans .0fcers for the present year-5ohn Orchard
MWsG Patriarch; Edgar Edgar, Nj G \ w u
Slack n ~ Senior Warden James Furneau1, 4 W
a Scribe; II Williams, r W G Treasurer; Mills
S ,,atsfs X IN g Junior Warden Dunlap, r W
REPRESENTATIVE to the e L Of the 81 j O Nixon, w
Marshal; II Giinghan, VI G Sentinel John Frank
ford Deputy Sentinel; Alfred Gates, D q Patri-
,irci. ar Distr;st No 8,
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MAGNOLIA No. 4, Baton Rouge
MOUNT SINAI NO. Q, at Franklin, St. Mary's
Parish. -
d. WI SHAW No. 10, at Clinton, East Feiciana.
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III. HOPPE, Constable
AUGUST ENsgaiAN va. FRAN.
CHS WIEsEN....No Ia, sos-
I de alias f. IA. a moi ad.

Gaiennie, premier Juge de patx de Ia
4 Ia yeute i. Pendrere puhiique VEN
midi, d PArcAde de Banks, rue des
i propriete, &c dessous desn,e, Esvoir:
wee toutea les hatisaes ct aineiiera-
NJ ais, dams lie Quatre Districtde Ia
aroisse dc Jefferson, dams l'isletborns
+, Rcussesu ct Fulton, spislet No.
> lot No. elnq ct mehure trepte-den,
Froiseme, sur une protondenr de cent
IN plan, fait par Hugh Grant. der,
date lie premier Feyrier
en- use naisen i IN stage en- bois, e
'4 II HOPPE Constable e
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+ GIIIINGHAM. (Successor IN

III. Tunbul Gel Carriase Repository
Agent Of the largest Manuiactores M
oths North, md prepared 70 receive orders or
sill description Of Manufacturers prices being 30
work hsn ethes IN "a
South The attention respectfully solicited AZ No IL
sayiey strsst rear Of ths 81 chses Hotel ne lydkW
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81 GEN VINE at'D ~
which they offer to aupply Druggist
wholesale prices. ~.
E5s- General Depot and speeia 4
Now Orleans, La.
vERMIFUGEs.
Winaf'e Canadian, sT
Hwain's,
Perry's Dead Shot, -,
Jayne's Tonic,
Kerl's.
5, A. Fshnss.ock's,.
BALsAnis Il COUGH REMEDIEs
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
Hssting's Naptha,
shcruian's Balsam, -..@, y.a.
Buehan's Hungarian,
psyis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
schenrk,s Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bartholomew's E1pectorant.
Halle Balsam,
svayne's Syrup Of Wild Cherry,
AYERS Cherry Pectoral, @r
Taylor's Balsam Liverworts
Jayne'a Expecterant,
Winer's Eleeampaips,
Rogera' Liserwort and Tar,
Mrs. Gardiner's Livelwort, -.
stabler,s Cherry EIpeetorauti
Loudon's iudiRn do.
Or. Rose's do.
sARsAPARILLAs.
DR.. John Rull's, IT'D
8. p. Townsend's,
sands's,
CsIpentsr'n,
Wsnkooe'5,,
~ Shakers,
Gra6enberg'
Guysott's Yeliow Docl
PLASTEaS.
Wellis Strengthening,
Ewsn's Strengthening
lew Dayid's or Hebrew,
Badeanss, y.
Enapp's Indin,
Alcsck'E Porous,
Grifhth's Adhesive,
%e Holloway's Arnic
LfNIMENTS.
Mexican Mustang,
Farrell's Arabia
Butlsr's Nerve and Bone.
Huns,a, .a
Hnyes's,
Hewes,s Nerve and Bone,
Kslltnger'si
Gardeners,
Bartine's Hori
Msrchant's asrgling, G
Cherokee,
AGUE REMEDIES, etc.
osgood's Indian Chologogue,
| RowandIs Tonic Mixture,
| Smiths Tonie Syrup, 9a-3z
Wynkoop's Tonic,
| Speeds Fehfifuge,
Vegetable Febrifnge.
L0ZENGEB.
sherman's Cough and Worm,
Bryan's PulmoDic Waters,
Iocockis Pulmonic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
I.ovstlss Wahpene or Hair Glons,
Barry'aTricopherons, s@M
Lyon's Ratharion,
9oyle's Hyperion Fluid,
Phslon's Hair lnvigorator,
Jayne's Hsir Tonic,
Van Deusen's Wahpene,
Louden's Oriental Halr Tonic
Hauel's Eau Lustrsle,
oidridge's Balm Of Columbia,
Raawny's Circassiau Balm.
PANACEAS.
| Swain'5, Houck's,
Cullen's Indian Vegetable,
Longley's Great Western.
OINTMENT AND SALYES.
D ,.ey,s Magical Pain Extractor
rofessor Holloway'a Ointment,
McAllister's All Healing,
Brooks, Magir salve, Pryor's ri
Grsy's, HlrTiaon's Specific,
Trask'a Magnetic, Judkir's,
Louden's All Healing Russia.
l OILS.
Rushton's Cod Liver Oil, Gs.
MpNair's Acoustic, Scarpa's do.
British, Harlaem.
BlTTERS.
Mo9at's Ph@nix, Blase'p Arorat
WOLFE'S AROafATI
| T Druggists and Merchants
contained in she above cstslogps,
ing orsending their ordera as abb
tsnHive assortment of GENUINE
States, and at the lowest prices.
j. W.
GENUINE VI
1 NAG III AZ
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pU Ps AND BATHING APPARATUS, ETC.
az JOHN MCCARTHY, Nc. ia4 Camp ssess Me- q
Gstrecei7ot Of BR ASS CoCki
sEsst FORCE PUMPS BEER PUMPS ee cie.
COOKING RANGES. BATHING TUBS AND SHOWER BATHS, &
alsp,LAYIHG AND REPAIRING LEAD PIPES; SHEFFIELD
WORK or EVERY DE6CRIS TON. ,y :
pr,aptly and repaired. Aordel
promptly Intended 10. Esg CHARGES MODERATE.
AZ NTCKERD0CKER PATENT COOKING
HA RANGEs-FIRsT PREMIUMS
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sADDLERY, HARNEss, ETC.

TRUNKS and CARPET BAGS. ess~-+4=r-yy,Ss
E rich assortment OF all descriptions Of / M
FINEand COMMON TRUNKS and CARPET BAGS ~ y I'M
f1r sale cheap, AUERS Maaufae tory Iss al
chnnplt ktYnnf NetrIlr innnc.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

N WRIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
- GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
suppy Druggists and Dealers
~ spstia Agency No. ISL CHARITIES ST.
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ESL0UR-200 bbls Extra and Superhne, for
III by +. NJ. DALEY CO. 81 TahOupisOass street. nj
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ESIE FRUIT--I00 boxes Underwood's, for
sale BY A COcHRkN Hall. Sc G tasleI street.
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Nh your will say have aEsa
Fsis Proass csbie sypht CaeAeIa and n al
modification o he fpids Of the body considerable
rncoh wish Think oud Fefr other Pre-
fsan OF safsaparia physician will admit t hin
uponloarninins tho int ~ eompossn
Respectfully yours. W. 4. PskNttsbi s,'b
Lswiarc-t ny December iss''
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PoIsAR STAR No. 10, meets every Wednesday
evening st Polar Star room Second District. Officers
--Oscar robin, N q Paul Theards y g II, Caster
EIDE, Secretary Louis Gagnet, Per Secretary M
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NUST ARRIVED and for sale TAssy~ Va
ID large lot Il Extra Fine MULES and - Nf13EFsA
II. H. WILLIAMS s cos Stables, Asalasa3n
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INDEPENDENCE No. %, meets every Wednesday
evening at room No. a Odd Fellows Hall. ulcers
H. Berger, G William Eurbinger, G. J,P Kisiber
Secretary Brichta, Per Secretary III Arehs, Trea
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

ESOR SALE-O On account Of dissolution IN
of partnerhip--The well known LAKE HOTEL, ter EEHan
Jefferson and Lake Poncharrain Railroad no sold
dis I'm BR1EDE d RoDER.
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AATS-993 sacks st. Louis landing ex Mar
Hais EN- DALEY co. 81 Tohoupiioulas strses'
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COLUMBUS No. "a, meets every Wednesday eyen-
inu at their Hail. Algiers.. 0ficsrs--John NJ Mead,
ID A Fortier " q; i Burton, Secretary y Wilson,
Per Secretary ; John Rethkey, Treasurer.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-03
THE PROGRESS OF INFIDELITY.

No observant person can doubt that
what is ordinarily called intidelity is rap
idly on the increase in this country, and
that it is chiefly fed by the immigra ion
from Continental Europe. Religion has
been so identified with the secular power
in European countries, the church has
been so plant tool of the State, that
the popular mind, in reacting against the
tyranny of the one, unhappily finds
itself arrayed in equal hostility also to
the other. We seem destined to reap
some of the fruits of this reaction. Null
titudes annually resort to these hospita-
Bile shores for livelihood, who cherish a
resolute contempt for the name of reli-
gion, and will naturally do all in their
power, legally, to difiuse such contempt.
In this state of things, what is the rem
edy? We have no political remedy, of
course, since our constitution allows the
utmost freedom of opinion and speech.
Indeed, the separation between the civil
and ecclesiastical power is our national
distinction. Itconstitutes The legitimate
boast of the American church, that it
disclaims the alliance of the secular
power, or refuses to protect itself by
civil penalties. Hence our only reliance
against the encroachments of infidelity
must necessarily be in the divine truth
of our religion itself, and the clearer ex-
hibition of its spirit in our own lives
Religion is the affirmation of higher
life for man than that derived from ma
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-03
G Il AT ] s :

JUST PUaLIsdID-A NEW DISCOVERY IN kEDIuNIl
FEW words on the rational treatment, without
n Medicine, OF Sp-Fmatorrhsa, or Local Weak
ness Nervaus Debility, Low Spirits, ls-sitpds Weak
ness of the Limbs and the Back, Indispositon, and
Incapacity for Stvdy and Labor Dullness Of Appre-
hension, Loss of Memory, Aversion to Society Love
osnkitnds, Tmidity, SelfDisttust, Diazinsss, Head
AcnHInvoluntary Discharges, Pains IN the Side, Al
lection Of the Eyes, Pipies on the Face, Sexual ana
other Infirmit;es in Man. ..- -
From He French Of Dr. o. 6sLsney.
The important fact that these alarming complaints
may sasily be removed witom medicine Is IN tnis
smal tract, clearly demonstrated and the entirely
new and highly successful treathasat az adopted oy
the Author faiy explained, by means OF which eve
~ ons l. spsbsd to himself perfectly, and et
yertsed nostrums Of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post ffee, IN a
sealsd erValops by RENTING post paid two postage
stamps to DIR. B. UsLAREY, or Box log, broadway
Post Ofise, N. 7. HaE Sm
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-03

TIE NEWSPAPER PREss.- journalism.
to attain its end, should understand and
preserve its proper character. 1t should
be cautious, and yet courageous circum-
spect, yet independent; acting out its
own honest convictions, and intent on its
own honorable objects. There NAV be
times Of passion, fanaticism, and wild
excitement, when the honest and brave
journalist must bare his bosom to the
storm, and bid defiance to every menace
and danger. He may be called 10 adyo-
cate hated and abjurcd truth, and combat
popular error, periling character and sub
stance in obeying conscience and honest
convictions, while be cheerfully bides his
time for more impartial hearing and a
juster public Judgment. Worthless and
vile is the Journal too ignorant to take
positions. or, once having taken them,
ever ready, from timidity or sordid cal
culations, to abandon them. Journalism
lowers itself when it seeks merely party
ends in politics or sectarian ends ia rel
gion. 1t disgraces itself when it deals in
coarse personalities, aiming to murder a
character, but not to mend it and crush
an opponent or party, but not to put them
right. Patriotism should prompt, and
not party Christianity, and not sect
tCeaeord IN. r. Congregational Journal.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-03
STORY OF A TOOTHBRUSH

The following story is told by Mrs.
Noodle, in her work on Canada, called
Life in the Clearings."
A gentleman who was travelling in
company with Sir A. told me an an.
ecdote of him, and how he treated an i'm.
pertinent fellow on board one of the lake
boats, that greatly amused me. The
state cabins in these steamers open into
the great saloon; and, as they are often
occupied by married people, each berth
contains two beds, one placed above the
other. Now it often happens, when the
boat is greatly crowded, that two pas
sengers of the same sex are forced to oc-
cupy the same sleeping-room. This was
Sir As case, and lac was obliged.
though very reluctantly, to share his
sleeping apartment with a well. dressed
American, but evidently flow standing,
from the familiarity of his manners and
the bad grammar be used. In the morn.
ing, it was necessary for one gentleman
to rise before the other, as the space in
front of their bcrths was too narrow to
allow of more than one performing his
ab.utions at time. Our Yankee made
a fair start, and had nearly completed his
toilet, when he suddenly spied tooth
brush and a box of tooth powder in the
dresSing-case of his companion, which he
had left open upon the wash-stand. Upon
thesehepounced, and, having made liber-
al use of them, flung them back into the
case, and sat down upon the only chair
the room contained, in order to gratify
his curiosity by watching how his part
ner went through the same process. Sir
A, greatly annoyed by the fell
lows assurance, got out Of bed, and,
placing the wash-hand basin On the floor,
put his feet into the water and CON-
menced scrubbing his toe-n nails with the
desecrated toothbrush. Jonathan watch.
ed his movements few seconds in silent
horror, at length, unable to conta n him.
self, he exclaimed:
I" Well, stranger, that's the dirtiest
use l ever seen a toothbrush to, any
how ~ ..-... -.
{. l saw it put to dirtier, just now, +"
said Sir A, very cody. Il always
use that brush for cleaning my toes"'
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-03
A LEAF OF MEMORY LOST.

An old man s memory is queer place
Indeed, it resembles an old-fashione6
garret, full of relics and souvenirs of the
past: the rubbish of to-day, but the
riches Of yesterday. ..,'-.'' .' ,-s
In conversation yesterday with an old
man, who has passed long and useful
life, and with whom now it is Indian
summer, we were impressed with a re-
mark he incidentally made. He had seen
the opening of near seventy springs at
first, the winters came and went. but
by and by, unmelted snow fakes fingered
in his hair, and he saw them drift over
the graves of one after another, whose
feet with his, had brushed the morning
dews together. At last, they whitened
over his old wife's last resting place
over her who knew him when the shadows
fell to the westward and "the day was
before" them both-who never thought
h m old, though all the world pronounced
him so. Everybody said when she died
cit is terrible blow for the old man."
and a few did all they could to make him
forget, but there was no need Of that,
for" said he, they didn't seem to
know where the blow fell, they so de-
p!ored-they didn't think hor much [
missed somebody TO help me remember ~
Those few words. indeed, contain a
world of meaning. He DID miss the other
leaf from memory's tablet. Two pairs
of eyes had but one rainbow but one
pair beheld it now. Two hearts had
lived again over the past but one re-
membered it-and imperfectlv now.
Who would have had life's little thread
extended till he, too, should be com.
PEELED to take up the words and say. Il
miss somebody to help me remember"
N. 7. Tribune. f -'a
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-03
SCRIBNER'S COAX OIL"

fy1HE healing ard restorative properties Of this
i valuable specific have now been satisfactorily
established. Its beneficial and curative effects have
been fully tested in the removal CT those iuamatory
accumua ations which formed on the surface or
skin, known burns, bruises, boils, wounds intct
I'd by cuts, and other external gatherings For in
famed eyes, Catarrh the head, the bleeding Piles,
Sea sickness, and Autumnal and other fsvers it is
Of the most certain and sFse.iye remedies. In
ternay taken agreeable to directions, it is safe and
mild, and immediate in relieving sick headache,
Diarrhea, bleeding at the nose, and excessive Hem
urrhags from internal eruptions and injuries from
too full and phlethoris a habit Of the body.
For sale by w. II. Gilman, Chas. Stott' Co., and
kidwell Lswrencc, Washington; J. 8. Kidwell,
Georgetown.
DAY 4 VAN DEUSEN, Propretors,
dec lo-6m. l2s Chambers street, N, Y
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-03
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &c.
VAN DEUsEN's IMpROyED WAHPENE.

'{fH prcpri9ors Of the above valuable specific for
l. the hair fesi warranted ia presenting it to the
public rs OF the most efficient remedies for par
tai baldncss, diseased hair, ard safe and sue
sssstul Renovaor Of wasted and decayed locks, for
changing grey hair to its first aud natural clor
pro.aoting the grJwth and beautifying its textur,
and in,parting Increased vgor and healthy action
to the bulbs. IL Les teaE found eminently SUCCESS
full 1t has acquired q reputation in the popuiou'
and wealthy city of New York, which will doU BIT.
be widely extended over the whole Union. A few
bottles of "Van Deusen's I-aproved Wahpene' faith
fully used, according TO the directions given, will
beyond all doubt, change the uusighty silver hair
of the aged sGii .,s young to Is first color
give it also rich and glossy appearance, and alto
gethor impars . new and beautiful appearance to
the whole head
For sale By W. II. Gilman, Chas Stott 4 Co.. and
Ridwen Laurence, Washington; and j. L. Kid
we'll, 0sofgetoYa.
DAY VAN DEUSEN Prcpristors,
dec l9-6m l23 Chambers street N Y
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-03

ture-a life of growing conformity to in
finite goodness and truth. All good me-.
necessarily therefore enrol themselves on
its side, as feeling the very life of their
souls bound up with its prosperity. The
effect of every conflict, accordingly, be-
tween religion and infidelity, must be to
bring good menof every name into clearly
pronounced union, and reciprocal know
ledge and appreciation.-Heary James.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-03
POPULAR AND FAMILY MEDICINEs

GOLD BY KiDWELL l. LAURENCE, PsnnsyL
- yania avenue and 18th street, Washington, and
JOHN L. KIDwELL, High street, Georgstown, D.
G.. comprising in part:
Dr. Jsynes Family Medicinss-Dr. Roses Family
Medicines-Wistars BAssam Of Wild Cherry-Ayers'
Cherry Pec.orrl-Sands and Tewsand's Sarsaparil-
IA. H. ana John Bulrs de-fSoss;s ami sohvastzs's
do-Miihau Elixer Calissya Bark-Wolf Aromatic
Scheidam mSchnapps-Kidwejps Extract Beech Drops
Watts Nervous Antiiote-Osgood's India Cholo-
roxue-Rox ands Touic Ni1ture-Hampton'S Vegeta-
bic Tincture-Greens Originated Bitters-llOofsnd's 9
German do-Blske's aud Cannoas do-Rushton's
and Shines Cod Liyer OIL tagethsr With all the most
approved medicines Of the time.
Agents for the sas Of Sey Iaour's Galvanc Abdomi-
za Supporter Sey Obstetrical Supporters, and
Mrs Belts Abdominal Uicro Supporters.
A freeb supply of Saratoga and Bedford Wstsr.
sep 80
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-03


Doctor Jacks0n's Pile and letter
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