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THE ACCOUNTS of the cid firm will be
settls d BY MIR. H. esmkrn, who will Continue I'll.
Watch al Jeselry business In sll its oranoh.s :
hr. .. Warrins, will devots his attention to 1aps
sfch hspab lag. =,
9h.nkfui for the liberal patronage extended to
the old nrm: we hope to merit the same for the new
nov 25--lt "
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titled to donation Of land under the act, of
September 9th, 1850, organizing the Terri.
tory, leaving a wild W and no children, and
no will, the widow is entitled to the whole
tract, as his heir to it under the statute. He
has also ruled, that in case of divorce after
settlement and cultivation, the husband in
law is dead to the wife, and hence she is en-
titled to her half of the claim in her own
right. precisely as if he had died physically
Of course she is not entitled to any interest in
her husbands half after such divorce. He
also rules that when person has settled upon
and proved up and cultivated claim for one
year, and is then sent to the penitentiary.
leaving his family in possession, this construc
tive possession would flow to his benefit, unless
the crime was such that his punishment for it
would disfranchise him In which event he
would be regarded as legally dead, and his
claim would be disposed of as though he wore
physically dead
Superintendent Of the Construction Of
the Machinery Of the Six New. Steam Frig-
ates-We learn that 1: is the intention of the
Secretary of the Navy to detail a chief and
an assistant engineer TO superintend the con-
structien of the machinery for each of these
steamers. 1t has not yet been determined,
we learn further, which officers of the corps
are TO be ASST med to this duty
Clerical Promotion and Appointment-In
the Sixth Auditors Office, J. o. Wilson has
been promoted to be second class clerk,
vic R. j Lackey, transferred some days since
to the Office of the Solicitor of the Treasury
and Joseph II. Jordan, of Ne has been ap.
pointed to the first class clerkship made vacant
by the promotion of Mr.. Wilson
Mr. Soule.-The impression in diplomatic
circles in this city is, that Mr.. Soule embark
ed at Bordeaux for Madrid, in the United
States war steamer San Jacinto, which, it is
thought, went thither from Southampton,
England, to meet him after hisjourney through
France.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Experimentation yesterday, tho Oath of Nov
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
tho books of the Department
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u A. B. OWENS, No 20 High st., Ports
mouth, Va, will furnish subscribers to the
trsning Star with their papers regularly
every morning after its issue.
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HORSE FOR sALE-WILL BE SOLD TO TIL
IL highest bidder, in front # McGuire's "a
auction Rooms, on Tue sday, November x~
18th, one fine Horse, suitable for gen. I'D
tlsman's saddle Ut harness horse. He il " ~
sold for no fault, he owner having no furl6s u.
for him. and can be seen at Birch's Livery Stabss
nov % u
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THE WEELLY STAR.

Everybody out Of Washington who wants
correct compendium Of what is going on here,
as well as an admirable family journal, should
subscribe for this paper. 1t is only 81. Is
year
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WINTER MILLINERY.

- INKS WlMkR will "pen an sssort -
ment Of WINTER MILLINERY, OF
the latest sty les, on MONDAY, the
~27th Instant, 1T her store ON sixth -
str ct, nesr Louisiana svenue and o the neighbo
hotd OF Browns and the National Hotels.
nv 24-?fs
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CoLoRED KNOW NoTHIMGs.-In New York,
colored persons. possessing property requisites
are allowed to vote. A Know Nothing Lodge
of colored persons was organised in Elmira
N. Y, last week, being the eighth of that
complexion in the State
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INSANE BY S1IRIruALIsx.-TheT Troy Times
SAYS Mr. Zabad Wosher, Of that city, has been
made insane by Spiritualism. He has been
sent TO the Utica Asylum for the second time
MIR. N. was . respected and intelligent itisen,
and his misfortune 10 deeply lsmented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-25

A FREE NEGRO NOT CITIzEN-The U. s.
Circuit Court of Illinois, has decided that a
free negro is not Citizen of the Uni cd
States within the meaning of the Constitution
emitting him to sustain q suit before the u
S. Court. The case was that of Mitchell against
Lamar. Judge Drummood made the decision
and Judge Mclean coincided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-25

e The printers at Nashville, Tenn are
on strike. They demand thirty-fve cents
per thousand ems, which the proprietors refuse
to give.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-25

OFFICIAL VoTE OF New YoRk.-Clark Wbio
and Fusion, 294 over Seymour, Soft Dem, and
1881 over Ullman, Know Nothing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-25

q Much pecuniary disaress is noticed
among the labOring classes in both Philadel-
pbia and Richmond, occasioned by the want
of employment. In Philadelphia, it is shown
oy the number of household articles seen at
the pawnbrokeIs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-25

T IFE IN THE CLEARING, vs.. THE
IL oush, by MIA. Moo lie, pri Soc
IL arts Case, or the Brothers Vile, by the authsr
Of Kadoiiffe-$l
Jail Journal by John Mitchell
Ride for Life or Clsud in Jeopardy
Godey's La0y's Book Tor Dec .mber
Yankee Notions do
ctorial Brother Jonathan, tor Pale by
y. K. LUNDY,
No l2s Bridge street, Georgetown, DC.
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IN sHILLINGToN'E.
Hesrtsesse, by the AL hor of the Heir Of Redclih
The Pride Of Life by Lady Scott author Of the Hen
Picked Husband
Blackwoods Msgs sne for November
Alone cheap edition
Lie In the Clearipgs. by Mrs. Mo, die
Ladies' National Magazine for December
Graham's do do
Godey's Lady's Book do
Ladies' complete Guide to .otchet and Fancy Knit
ting
New Books received Immediately after published.
All the latest Newspapers, and ever thing BE-
longing 10 the stationery lice at
SHILL1NGTON'S Bookstore
Corner Of Pa avenue and Az street.
povs Gh-tf
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WINTER MILLINERY.

~ MRS. HANkY will open tashionar
BILE MILLINERY. tor the Winter, on
SATURDAY MORNING, the 25th
e instant Her friends suI the % bic w
genera ~, cordially invited call md examin,
her new pa ttros, at her residence. No l;9 Penn
sylvSni8 Avenue, First Ward. nov 24-3t-
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BALL OF THE LIBERTY OLTJB

TTNaE LItFRTY CLU8 announce with pleasure
Il TO their friends and tie citizens OF Washington
and vicinity that their First Annual Ball viii Be
given on WsDNESDAY, December %, 1854, at Tenn
persnce Hall
Particulars il a future advertiser Mt.
22-lyE
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NOTICE.

k Office is hereby gwen tbst the oopa -tnership
~ heretofore e,istne between G. W ar riu.r and
SemkeD, under TIE firm OF WARRINER eEMkEN,
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Q. WARRINER,
II. SEMKEN
WAsHInsroS, November 25th, 1854.
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ANOTHER OCEAN DIsAsTER-The steamship
Canada in coming up to Boston came into coli.
sion with the steamboat Ocean. The latter
exploded her boilers and afterwards took FIRE,
occasioning some loss of life. The Ocean was
large fine boa, and heavily freighted all a
total loss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-25

4 HE "a EW STOh n: Just returned from
lew YORK with fresh and ne styles of miss" p
and chlidren's fancy HATS and CAPS, Of beautiful
patterns.
large assortment of Furs on hand, at low pr,ces
BUTT EGPKfNS'
nov 25-eo2| Hat and Furnishing STR.
- opening q large and select stock of fne 81 /
and lsDbswool givot kandou, Shaker. and varic a.
other qualities Of Undershirts and Drawers; for
sale at New YORK prices.
BUTT & hopkins,
Gentlemen's FurDiohing Store,
Corner Sixth street and Penn. sveuae.
nov 25-ec6t
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY.

NEW FAMILY GROCERY.
1'HE subscriber having taken the old estabIishei
stand under Odd Eel. ~ EESlys
lows Hall, No. 500 Seventh E2nOCER1ES &
street, has just returned ~A -S-ESS
from the North, and is now opening general as
sortmsnt of FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,. A..
lectsd by experienced hand from the best houses
and on such terms as will permit him to sell them
as " as any honse in the city In order that h
may sstablisa his business far basis 1t will be
conducted on tho Cash system, which, he believ. s
will ha better for both seller and buyer By strict
attention 10 business he hopes to receive the pa
tronage CT his friends and the public gen ,rslIy
Fair dealing may be expeciei in all cases
GEO W Z. KaSNEDY
Cd Fellows Hail, Sexenth strest.
nov 25-eo2W
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IDA MAYA STORY OF THINGS ACTUAL and
l. Possible, by Mary Lsnedo at
TAYLOR h MAURY'S
nov % Pooksto-e, near 9th ST.
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LIST OF LETTERS
LADIES LIST

Remaining in the Post Office, Washington Guy, DC
November IS, 1854.
~Psrsons applying for letters in the list VII
are
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TITO tooAs OF tso Dopartmonl-
For tho redemption of stock...... s6,912 y
For the Customs. .o.....,.... 1926 At
For tho payment Of Treasury debts 2497 "a
Covered into the Treasury from
Customs ...... ..........,... 23O ID
Covered into tho Treasury from
miscellaneous sources .... s 80
For the War Department. 1888 SO
For repaying in the War Depart
ment .................... 1850 10
Fo' the Interior DEPARTMENT, 1884 10
For repaying in the Interior De-
partment Observation-Disclosures. 1864 10
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CHARLES WALTERS

CHARLES WALTERS
Intelligence and General Agency Office,
No. $50 Seresth street, oepo'ite the Centre Marked.
HOUSES on Penps avenue for ale; end house
Ill suitable for q dry goods store wanted.
Also, wanted situations FIR hands and some Ger.
want girls to fill empty places
Corporation stock for sale. rov 2o-1ws
Culver SPOONS = EVERY DESCRIPTION ON
~ ha, d and made To order, az 4le Pebna. avenue
between ~ and Och streets. II. o. HOOD.
nov 20
A N IMMENSE ASSORTMENT of new stylse OF
"A Fancy Goods, PAPER Msche work, pearl end
silver Ornaments &C., Just opened aod Tor sale low.
JNO. p. ELLIS,
Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th sts.
nov 22-tf
IFFlos OF tn. uAs LIGHT ,uMrA Y,
Washington. Nov. Is, 1854.
A CARD-Noice is hereby given that tankable
"A funss will be required hereafter In payment
nov l6-6t JOSEPH r. BROWN, Sec.
A FINE H0h>E FOR SAAE-a FINE YOUNG
IA s9rrel Horse, it'll good Bnsgy An pes hsr-
ness 'or lie. ne hore is suiJa b. for a physci su
will stand anywh-re and goes well unoer the saddle
nue., near tn Capitol nov 22-&
NEW NOVEL, FRED VkRNON, Seq eI to wo-
IN man and her master. by the author Of Gus
Howard. Minnie Grey, Hsrry Ashton, stsn-
Geld Hall, and Amy Lswrsuce
dodey's Lady's Book for December, containing the
latest Fashions for ladies' and childrep's drss-
ladies' ladies' National National Magazine for December
Things as they are in America, by William Cham.
All the New Boots published received immediate.
ly Afterwards am FIR sale at
sHILLIhGTON's BOOKSTORE,
~ o Se Building, corner Pa. avenue ~ st.
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Interesting Public Land Questions 10
eldsd In reply to queries Of the Hon J
Lane, Delegate from Oregon, the Commissions,
OF the General Land Office has decided that in
case Of the death Of settler in Oregon, en-
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Refnaining in the Post Office, Washington Cny,D.C
November 25, 1854.
~Psrscns applying for letters In the following ms VII
please say they are ArvrHrfsEr
LADIES LIST.
Allan Mrs Msrrsret A Lewis, Miss Ann
Apderson Mr. Ma Norslsnd, Miss sc
Ashford Njss Harriet Manning Miss Catherine
Anderson. Mrs Mary Msthansy, Mis-. Harriet
Boyle Miss Maxcey, Miss virginia
Brown, Mrs Rosina Marshall, Mrs John
Brown, Mrs Margaret G Martin, Miss Margaret
Barry, Miss Ellen McGan Mrs Catherine
Bowler, Mrs Margaret Miller Mrs Eleanor
Butler, Miss Hester Ann Maynadur, Miss Y
Barrett, Mary McColgan Miss Mary
Beggena, signora Cstharena Newton Miss Maria
Baudeps, Mrs Ann OBrion, Miss Anre
Boyle Mrs Ann 0RegAn, Miss Ellen
Coil, Miss Alba pigsott, Misc Aeusts
Cooper, Mrs Cecelia Phillips Mise Sarah
Coombe, Miss Mary eppsr Mrs Catherine
Cary Miss Constance Price Mrs Stephen
Dunlap Miss Isabella Peters, FranceS
Deahunt Miss Margaret Ruley, Mrs Jane
Davis Mrs Harriet Roche Margaret
Dechard, Mrs Catherine Roche Kate
Edmonson, Mrs Elizabeth Reynolds. Mrs Mary
Foster Mrs Capt Robinson, Mise Hannah
Goddard Mrs Harriet Renno, Mrs Mary
Hughes, Mrs Elizabeth smoot, Mise Julia
Houeh Mrs Geo @ Simms Miss Mary
Hayes, Miss Honors Smith, Miss Lsdd
Hayes, Miss l. smith, marina
Hills Miss HIP stultz, Miss wilheimins
Harris Mrs Anna K Stevens Mrs Ann Maria
Hickey, Miss Margaret Sullivan Mrs.
Hoffman, Mrs Mary Sauell, Miss Mary
aayle Miss Cordelia ssgent, Miss
Hutton Miss Maggie s'Clsir Mrs Euphenis
Jordine, Miss Harriet Watts, Mss Mary
Knight, Mrs Louisa Welsh, Mrs s
Kidwell Miss Alcnda Wood, Mrs Samuel
Kewell MrsMA Wood, Sarah
Kby Mrs Mary White, Mrs @ r
Kennedy, Mary Wise, Miss Mary
Lancaster, Mrs Catherine wingate, Mrs Francis W
Lanhsm, Miss Mary Jane Wheeler Mrs Lydia Ann
Lannour, Mrs NJ Is Walker, Mrs Hannah
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Culver SPOONS EVERY DESCRIPTION ON
- ha, d and made To order, az 4ls Pebna avenue
between ~ and Och str Gets. II. o. HOOD.
nov 30
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MONS. ]. COCHEU'S SOIREES

MONS. j. COCHEU'S SOIREES
AT CARUSksS SALOON.
1 con equence Of many requests from his patrons
l. AMI frleods, his will tase place her fer
on every FRIDAY evening, instead of Thurfday.
nov 24-3t
LfORk. ST II ALL, GEORa ETOWN-eIFTY
Il new fancy Benches viii be added to the Hall in
he course of three week. b, FORRkST
nov % 3ts
A VERY SUPERIOR MKLODEON rust receiy. d
"A and for sale by JNO T. ELLIS,
p. ., enue, between 9th and 10th sts
nov Ut
NOTiCE.-TbE SUBSCRIBER RESPECT
IN fully forms MS customers that, ss the $50
Instant has een set sp .rt Thsnksgivine Day h,s
Restaurant only Will be open tor the accomnods.
TIN OF reg olsr boerders and that the business
OF the Bar room viii be entirely stepped un u tn,
following day, the Gath inst.
BNULANGRR.
9 street, near the War Departneut
nov 22-St
EoR sALs-IN go as To sUIT-S5OOO Oor1o
i ration Stock OF Warrington City-.antsrsst ~
able quarterly. H. G. STEWART = On ny
nov 2-Stt Oornsr n s-d r,,sry
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Dapsrt,nsnt.-On yesterday, tho oath of Nov
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-22
LATEST MAIL NEWS.
Gas ExpLos,oN

New YoRs, May .a--Abeut o'clock this tsatur
dsyl morning gas meter IN the lower part of IN,
marble front buildings Nos li9 and i2 Nassa,
owned by Mr.. Plat, exploded with loud report
II sppears that on opedng the building in the NOR
ming strong smell OF gas was discovered, upon which
the gas-htter was sent tar.
In little time an apprentice boy arrived to loo,
after the defect in the pipes The boy proceeded
with lighted lamp into the basement ard upor
bringing the fshtnear the end of inch ripe which
he'd been esreiesay left arcslped, terrible expso.
sion occurred. the thcck and report being felt and
heard at a distance of tive blocks
The main stairway, about six feet wide, leading to
the upper the building was entirely demolish-
ed: and portions of the looriugs and ceilings of the
fret and second stories torn away and scattered 10
every direction. There were msuy persons in the
building who were Nightly injured by the shock.
A plumber named John Lepstit, who was sitting On
counter on the fire.. floor, had one or two ribs frac-
tured he was taken TO the New York Hospital.
A fire succeeded the explosion, but the alarm being
promptly given, several tire companies arrived on
the ground and quickly exinguished the flames.
The glass in the windows aud doors throus hout the
buildings were shattered into fragments
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-22
A STEAMER BURNT.

BUFFALO, Nay 20-The propeller H. A. Kent
with full cargo of merchandise, bound for Chica
go was destroyed by FIRE at 6 o'clock last night
about thirty miles from Buffalo, on Lake Erie wher
some ak miles from shore
The steamer Northern Indiana Immediately wen
TO her assistance, but no person was found in the
vicinity. ss.
The presumption, therefore, WINS that the crew
and passengers had taken to the email boats and
may have reached the shore In safety. Boat and
cargo total loss
The propeller Kent had 800 tons Of goods on
board The boat and cargo are . total loss. The
disaster oecarred Off Port Coloane, Canada. She
belonged 10 Messrs ]. G. Evans & Co, and waI
valued at SO, 600; Insured for &I50o0. The cargo
was chiefly Owned BY Messfs, Morgan & Root, q
this city.
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CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, May q.
The Senate did not sit to day.
HOUSE, or REPRESENTATIVES, - Last night the
debate was continued BY Messrs. Caskie and Green
wood in favour of, aud By Messrs Pringle, Howe,
Druo,, and Seymour against, the Nebraska and Kan
bill The committee took recess at quarter past
y oclock
This morning the committee resumed its sitting at
o'clock. Mr. Stanton OF Tennessee, Mr. Hem, Mr..
Witie, and Nr. Chsstsn spoke in favor of the bill
and Messrs. Harlan and Stuart of Ohio Mr.. Goodrich
aud Mr.. Pennington opposed the bill At IL the de.
bate terminated; and after arrangement had been
agreed upon for gentleman who had not spoken on
the subject to be permitted to print their spec hes
Mr. Richardson spoke in reply. The committee re-
tased 10 rise, by vote of 81 to % The reading OF
the bill then commenced, and Mr.. Edgertou pre-.
posed substitute, the bill for organizing Nebras
ks which assed the House during last Congress
Other amendments we're offered and debated under
the hveminutes rule, and rejected, until 5 s'clok
when the committee rose and the House adjourned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-22
THE MARKETS

NEW YORK. May 2O.-The flour market press nts nc
special change-it is dull. Sales of 5000 bbls. a,
SS.c60 s8.l2 for State. Southern SS.5008.75. RIVE
Flour and Corn Meal unchanged
w heat qniet-supply moderate. Holders firm at
previous prices
Corn dull-sales so 900 bushels mixed at 6sd66 cts
yellow 90 cts. Oats 81 cts. Rye 1I8 cts.
BALTIMORE, May 20.-The Flour market this NOR.
ming is quiet. Sellers asking So 25 and BUYERS
Offering 80 l29 for Howard st.. No sales reported
Nothing done in City Mills Rye Flour S. S7a as So
Sl.950S2, for good to very prime; white do ST. 96a
~ 0O inferior lots to Is cts less Corn quiet-7O0O
bushels offered sales of yellow at 69a7O cts mixed
90 Cts; and white 72073 cts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-22
A FRENCH SQUADRON AT HAVANA

NEW YORK. May l9th.--The steamer Crescent CT
ty, from Havana, has arrived below She brings two
hundred passengers.
French squadron of six vessels had arrived at
Havana, their object being unknown. Business was
dull Political affairs unin portant
On the l4th inst. when the Crescent City entered
the post OF Havana, salu.es were being exchanged
with the En- glish nan war brig Lespieele. She
place she left Oh the ID
Sle reports having LETT there the French squadron.
composed OF enc frgate, two soops of war, one fiji
gete, one steamer and one transport. They to
sail for Hanover on the next day. The said squadron
from San Diego.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-22

~ ESTATE IN HENRICO COUNTY Pursuant
to decree of the Circuit Court for Henrico county,
the 27th day of April 1854 in suit there depend.
ing in the name of Thomas ]. Carter, complainant,
against Virginia B. Barker Albert Fisher and Others
defendants, the undersigned, whe appointed a
Commissioner for the purpose, will on MONDAY.
the 9Th day of June, 1854 at II o'clock in front of
of land in the bill and proceedings mentioned upon
the following terms: For much cash will defray
the of this suit and the expenses incident to
such sale; and upon credit of and IL months for
the balance of the purchase money, to bear interest
from the day of SALE and TO be secured By bonds with
good security, and the title to the land to be with
held until the whole of the purchase money is paid
and deed ordered by the Court to be made. This
land is in the lower part of Henrco county contains
about three hundred acres lies Immediately the
Chckahominy swamp adjoining the lands of An.
drew B. Carter and Edward Cartwright and others,
and is consid cred very valuable
THOMAS J. CARTER, Commissioner.
For particulars enquire of Thomas J. Carter, at
Jno. A. Lacys Grocery and Feed Store. or James D.
Thomas, Druggist, corner of 18th and franklin st.,
Richmond, Va. my ~ dtd
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A LII MEDICINES SHOULD RE
"A PREPARED BY A PHYSICIAN-Tba nrs.

gsrations Of Dr. s. Rose "a REGULAR G,.sa.ss pre-
rnyslcan OF SO years experiencet are confidensly
feetmai 70 the afflicted as certain safe and e.
M SPECIFIC DISEASE. ,rl
IN. j.. 5; ROSES PAIN CURER.-Doy Won suffer
relief By using DR. Roses Pain curer l. nn
preparation WHICH cures almost instantly Cholera
matism from Colds Pains in the Side Back or finh.
Face, Stomach or Bowels; Stiff Neck Brusea Corn
a pnG, ChioiainS Wherever you have Pain use the
and afs Sae o all ages Price ia cs, Is cts.
IS, sARsAPARILlA BLOOD PURIFiER-Av .lu.
ss IN b. Rosss ssRRsAfR m Sled e g
POUND. This preparation 10 made of fresh Hondu.i
ras Sarsapara, and combined with other insrediens
Spring and Summer Medicine or Drink, it i Daats-
ble refreshing and medicnal it - also eicacious in
pdsnas sss sso.s ~ san And
bad effects upon the constitutions DR.. psical sveI
iings Rheumatism, from Mercury, Biies, OLD Sores.
kidney and Bladder Affections, and raising nm :
weak and broken constitution from any cause
Pnee-$l for quart bottles so cents for small bot.
DR. J. s. ROSES GOLDEN PILLS. for faIlin, ~
the Wound, Female Weakness, Debility and Relsxs
tion-This disease, heretofore treated BY bandages,
palliatves, yields completely to the use Of thsss
tonic, Strengthening Golden Pills. Females Of the
present age are as perfectly formed as mother Eve,
nal support. The muscles Of the body, kept in due
tone BY remedies of this character . suficient
support, ana Gil tnat n6ture ever Intended. u
For weakness of the Back, Spine, Loins. &c. these
Pills have no equal, as Thousands who have used
them can testify. Price. Soc. per box. 10
After 80 years practice in Philadelphia, / have
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use OF famies have done So and the demand IL
unprecedented and daily increasing
]. 5. ROSE. MD. I
Dr.. j. g. Roses Female Specific remedy for pain.
full Menstruation, Leucorrhoea or Whites. Price a.
DR.. j. S. Roses Female Pills are the only reliable
regulating pills; they have been found to Be most
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those distractions to which they Liable and bring
nature into its proper channel Price 25c.
ALI whose constitutions impaired by disease or
weak by nature, should read
DIR. J. 8. ROSES MEDICAL ADVISER
which contains description Of the Diseases or our
climate and the, mode of treatment 1t can be had
without charge.
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