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4 CAHD.-The attention Of the public Is re-
N spectfuly called to the sale o. elegant Furni-
tuTe and Household Effects, at the residence OF his
Excelleacy NJ TiradO, Peruvian Minister, corLei
Of Pennsylvania avenue d 23d street, fur particu-
lars OF which reference is made 10 the advertisement
in another column.
Special attention Is called TO the Carriage Horses
which are believed 10 be superior any offered
Tor sale in this city.
The w mes are very choice. and con prise the fol-
lowing: Champagne, Bordeaux, Lagrange, Bucel-
ias Rheno, Chateau Latte, Saulerre, Chateau Mar
zsaux, Lavraio Madeira, Porin 1920, and Amontel
lado sherry: JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
mar 20-3t AuctioneeY
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InTO PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
Seventh street. may OF As
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Auction Es!ea

BY j. O MCGUIRE, Auction Nsf,s
INTENSIVE SALE o. SUPERIOR Lie, "yS
LP:eseryes, CaaIps, Bar AID Store Fixtures %
On FRIDAY moTnixs, March -, al 10 O'Clock,
The residence of J. II. Eberbach, ESQ on Pennsy
" nj avenue, between 2lst and 2ad streets, I shall
sell his entire stock OF Liquors, Wines, &c CON-
ptisng
superior dark and pale Brandies
do Madeira and Sherry Wines
Ed Santa Cruz Rum, Jamaica Spirits
lIattenheimer w ines, superior Bilteis
kirchwAsser, tbsynthe
Eight dozen superiot Walnut and Tomato Caisurs,
in quart bottles
Preserves, Cigars, SC.
Together with a large quantity Of Fixtures, Glass
Gases, Glass Jars, Weights and Scales, Bar Fix
lures, &C.
Terms $50 and under, cash over that sun
credit OF 60 and 90 days, Tor sasfa ,toriy endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
P.S.-A portion Of the above named Liquors was
purchased al the sale Of the late Col. PYLE Georee
town, and are undoubtedly very super or.
q WK xtRsEEF FFi ,ru.ss..
mar 20 JAS. e.. MCGUIRE. AuctioDesS
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TIE LAST CHANCE.

7 The remaining Lots in tsquar- 9l5, and south g
l. Square No 9l5 situated on Maryland avenue
between eih aud S.h streets, Capitol Hill, are $50
@o't By lie 1t / psi, they viii o. wi.:.j.awu.
Terms, So or S. per month
GEO. F. DYER,
Ci'ice on d, next io corner of 10Th street.
COW
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O00 aattis kLs TAR

ono fSAHR5.LS FAkx
SOo 100 b1nel- ROSIN
Daily expected per schooner "Prnvidencs - and
for sale by FOWLE q co,
mar lS-lw Alexandria, Va.
ArOTi F. TO Flu fi5 fS.-Ei sENRRANDF'S
" superior Premium Diasnnic Flutes and Cla ion
cites wall be on exhibition and for sale for IA few
days a. IiGLBU5 & HITS Music Depot.
mar 10
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eR Nd fIREMENs And CIVIC BAIL
TO BIZ GIVEN ~ THE
Columbia Fire Company 70. /
AT JACKSON HALL.

EASTEa MONDAY NIGHT, April Ssh, less
The members OF Tie Company pledge themselves
i that nothin. viii be left undone 10 make AZ one
OF the best bale Of the ses~on.
Professor Louis Weber's celebrated Cotiuon hand
has been engaged for The occssion
Flremen are requested 20 appear In uAiforn
No hats or caps will be allowed In the hall eIeept
those worn by hremen.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-admittins one eentie-
man and ladies; 20 he had st the principal botels
and AZ the door the evening Of the ball
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES.
Thos. Young
Jas Lowe, ThO5. Dwyer,
Jas Martin, Isaac Beers,
Reception Con4aate<.
Ja. MsniI, Jas Coleman, CF smsllwo0i.
7 f Young, ii Purdy, Harrison,
II Sage, A MsDeraaott, NJ Marceron,
I Beers, Robinson, Joe Msrceroa
PJ Ennis, DIV Jarboe.
mar 90 Q, q %, 81 Apr. 3.ASs,7.&s
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DIR. D. McFABLAH.
ID IL N TT 81 II,

Ofhce-En. 3j2 Pennsylvania avenue, near Mini
street, Washington, ID c.
mar 20-eu2m
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Wso wAsfs A oEocK F0R fwrsrr Prva
CENTS Twelve handsome clocks ere 70 DO
given away To- night, together With rieh jswel-
~, kc., to the audience ut Odd Fellows Hall.
Shs clocks can be seen in the ticket ofies.
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NT ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w woman, situatiOi as 4 Oh IN bcrmaid and
seansiress, or 10 do fine washing and irOnin,
Please cali at asa Fourteenth ST, tet T and G..
mar 2l-lt-
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Wants,

TWO YOUSG WOMET WANT SITUATE NS
/ As ChILU'S MAID OF a. travelling servants
wall engage wir' any lady who guarantee 10 see
justice done. Address The Star Uffca.
aiar 2l-2tt
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VATANTED A NAN TO ATTEND HORSES
" and do i6b0ring work. Enquire Of
!. w. THOMPSON BRO,
1o9 Pa avenue, door from ll;h street
NH N-0,
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GALLASrRY On The PART OF Cosnrc-o,
Last night, as the train was about Leaving RI,
depot, . lady on her way to Baltimore, ip 49,
conductors hearing, regretted she could ne,
kiss her fIierd, with whom she vas partinS
This was too much for him to stand, 80 tS.
train was detained till the friends took a 6xs,
The lady said to him with one Of her svsets
smiles, that klss 70 0s0iRs CoSeD) to you.
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NIANTED-A SITUATION AS COACHING An
w or dining rnOm servant, who understands his
bi:ines perfectly well ia both capacities. Addr IS
"H -" AT this office. mar al A.
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LOOK TO TnRN.-OIr solice oEicers, by look
ios around them, can detect quite number
OF unlicensed pedlars, who are now passing
tnroagn the city, contrary to Law, selling
CLOUDS G soaps, 'nt cutlery, and other articles.
sgains, these pedlars, or It should Ia 1877
so IS to show our citizens an e1naI ~ PS.n us
disposiDg Of their wares VI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-22
by J. G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

maf I'D
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end not IN such case until the same sh al hsvs been
sopeemned, longer useful to the prison. or
Of Survey unSsr osth, which shall be ordered by the
Inspector and composed Of the physician, principal
ket per ard clerk.
Should the Legislature approve and adopt the re-
CONNIE atoms We have inside, II Is proper tina ihs
officers ppop whom such large additional duties AMI
responsibilities are inpoeed should receive IN sis-
quste compensation; We, therefore, recommend that
TIE store.k eeper receive salary OF $500 per annun.
The ulsce Of kitchen keeper is an ion ,ortsn oae ~
il ever has been the great place OF wssesgs 10 the
prison. Much experience and judgment is req ilrei
10 thst cepGtment and where thousand persons
are led three times day the care and labor devov
il e upon the person who superotends the cooking
ana cistrburon Of their rstions can be I'm tZned Vs.
ther. fore recommend that the kchenkeePer receive
$so0 per aDDIm
The uarron OF the female prison has the entire
charge OF its management and discipline, ana u re-
orred TO perform the duties which dsvolve upon
the keepers of the male prisons she 10 required %
resice At the prison, and is responsible for It's sale
keepipg day and night. We thick her present salsry
too an all for the services shs ia called upon 10 per-
form or TO afford herself and family proper support
We therefore, recommend that she be allowed $500
year and that she enter into BONDS IN the sum OF
SIS coo for the faithful peror nance of her duty, aud
the safe and return Of the property intrusted
10 Der care.
The duties of the clerks OF Sing Sing aud Auburn
prisons are much greater thsn those OF the clerk OF
b. allowed 81 900 esch per sunum. We recommend
that the keepers in tie clohesroom, the hospital aud
the BUILDING and repairs department be each allowei
SEQ per apr um and that they be required - give
bonds with the usual conoitoas, in the sun OF 90 900
eerh.
We recommend that the store keeper be required
ie enter into bonds In the sum of IS 600, AMI toe
kitcbenk eeper in the of 50 500 conditioned for
III. fatbfu D. rformance OF their duty, and the safe
ks. pog and return of the property in,rustei 20 thsn
", recommend that The principal keeper or IN
his .bseuce the clerk of the prison, shall keep time
book in .ticb shall &c entered the names OF All tue
officer keepers and guards of the prison 10 ~h'ch no
is attached sud opposite to which names be shal in-
cicste al, the aos.uce presence NJ the prison OF
such oio ers keepers and guards, snt If any are az
sent sh, ve m, therefor at the eud of each
month the total lumber OF days of esch officer Keep.
.r spo guard shs he sddsd up, ssten' mt n ,de OF
the same the ruth OF which sbsll he verified by the
osih Of the principal keeper, and banded 10 tho agent
who sbsll Tor ara the same to the Controller vi his
monthly report.
All oi which is re peetfully submitted
JOIN BADLY. Chairman.
LEWIS BENEDICT. a.
EsEs. BLAKELY. clers AsRAM NERSAA
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consumer 70 be . stakeholder end to hsye \ vcao. L,
the election OF the olbeers Of the Company n -
upon the rate II which ice shall be cold, and 70 -.
In the pro6a Of the concern
The result will be tina, the consumers Of ice Win ~
lorger be subjected 10 the mpositious OF moooo,S.
ana .peculatcrs bu; they viii also be enabled - -
tablRh q healthy eompetition In the businssa- -
thereby benefit sll classes Of the commanitv
II not TO be supposed that this novsmens esesrs
the hostility Of The mopopolis,s ut whose oysrth,n
II vas aimed on the contrary, sooner wers ~,
aware Of the movement on Too, than an Effort -.
oppose and defeat the attempt. This failed N 81 N
eloriously. The monopolists then dubbed tossths,
q lsre sum Of money, and through their Aha,
agents erdessored Ia effect BY means of br;hs-sy
what they bad failed 10 do by the other method TSS
attempt also ignaly DEF. ated By the bill psssn
the House by the very significant vote Of 81 % M
The bill lie now before the Senate and will NO douS,
be passed by large msjcrity.
The monopolists have not only endesvorsd 10 work
on the Lesslat ire by their gold bat a. the sama M
the vens services of that black mail sheet re Nsv
York Herald we're also secured in their behalf and On
Monday Last an article appeared in that pager, thst
beyond doing no ciscredt 10 the notorious
Of the nsn who stands a. its head, and Eliminating
few stout falsehoods in relation 10 the Peoples lee
Company did no arm whstever, and therefore needs
no reply.
The establishment of this Company will do much
good in promoting healthy competition in the lea
market, by breaking dawn the odious monopoly that
has so long governed the business and by rendering
il impossible that the supply shall AGAIN fall shor
of the popular demand As soon as the charter shall
have been granted, this Company will proceed Q,
once the erection OF suitsble Buildings, and by the
next season the supply o.; ice for this market will
doubt he double iha; OF any former yer and Tho
price Of this indispensable comfort and luxury will
no doubt, be within the means OF the meaDesi.
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MAXINE hfFdfRS.

Loss OF The BARK NAscY TREAr.-The schooosr
Sarah Maria Capt. Jones, arrived yesterday morning.
from Havana, reports: February l, on the outsSd
passage, lat 29o H. long 7so 90, fell In with ne
bark Nancy Treat, Of Frankfort, water logged sad
abandoned. She had nearly all calls Get. Some we're
blown a~sy and split, aud the rudder gone. Eel .
with her in the morning, but, the see being |"
rough, could not board her unal up. NJ, when %
succeeded in getting board after getting two me
burt, and Capt Jones overheard. Found ber long
boa, 90 deck the smaller once gone, and the c>sis
stripped Of all valusbIes. Thee was qnana'y"
new srIs rigging, and stores on board but eosld 81
get any on account Of the rough sea.
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Hos ZADocx PRATT ON rHE HoEs.-ns
Hon. Zsdock Pratt delivered lecture on rhsn-
day evening, at the Mechanics institute before
a large and attentive audience. His subject ~
"Tbst noble animal, The Horse lie described "
nundsns variety Of horses, not forgetting 10 mssneo
HOBBY .hdres; described them br'oricslly and rsr
graphically in health ana in diseass for the plos, ~
the road, sndtfor the turf and in every coocevses
way. He gracefully closed bis highly intsrsstsae -
scrpfion with the and classic story OF AlessnH
ana Bucepbslus. His remarks were frequeasiyI
plsuded. When be had concluded Mr. fiks
ioune er Of the Institute, made few rensSts 70 ~
origin
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~.v> PIGEONS OF ThE ASoOOiAisDhS
Yor TIE rhbsns
rxx psbt 10 gathering, DER the deep;
-. ecyfk west wind, with fearful roar,
csmes. roading of the gloomine shore
ne Wsves that may not rest ~ sleep
nv crouch. they curl in angry foam
Tkere sounds warning through the waste
To every living thing, to haste,
And hide itself within its home.
Fuu.hed now all voice Of living things
On, h.rL for through the lurd light,
With measured stroke, and steady fight,
flames swiftly on the rush Of wings.
TSev come upon their tireless quest,
In company, q winged brood,
A Jingle faith doth stir the blood,
And warm the life in every breast.
ney meet the shivering northwest gale
Their even course il cannot stay;
They meet the storm, it cannot sway
A feather, as right On they sail.
They struggle on where lies the land,
The way is wild-they struggle on;
They know their work may not be done,
Until they touch their masters hand.
They know they have precious freight,
For. folded meath each tbrobbing heart,
IL borne the tidings of the mart,
OF public health, or news OF State,
Or the last words which coldly trace
The lingering torture OF the war,
And tell what plots engage the Gar,
What woes our English brethren face;
Or hint, upon what craft intent,
Still wavers cunning Au,tria's court;
What neighbor- jealOusies have wrought
Fresh ills throughout the continent.
And Oh If Peace, if Peace be near
And oh ! if when the strife is through,
May Europe's slaves their hope renew,
Or breathe one breath Of freer air.
This record which the morn shall bring
To the great city, when it wakes
Thus safe and swift its journey takes
With that strange brood, which, strong of wing
And firm in faith, devotedly,
Stretch ever toward their masters hand,
Above the spaces of the land,
And Ger the heavngs of the sea.
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A touptrymsn attended one Of the Prss'sses
levees, AZ which the ladies appeared IN fai ess =.
tune, that is 10 say, with dresses cut very loo -
neck and leaving not 90 much 10 the imsgins'pn
poetry would require to the charms half eooses "a
and half disclossd. When the unsopbisfe ssso 80
zen was about 70 take his leave, the Preeidenf -.
him speakipg Of the lsvee, q coarss he hsa -
seen .ueh . sight before. No, ssid be, emp
jeaDy. no. slnee IEas Heasedl"
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Of twenty four per cent in Gsorgs Of about thirty
In addition 10 thu il houd be taken into consider
stion that curing part Of the year the notes Of macy
of the banks in some Of the States fell into such dis
credit a. to serve but impehsctiy o. medium OF
businesp.
Irensin. very respecifsny your oeedieot serys1f.
JAMES GUTHRIE. s-cretsy OF the rr-ssary
Hon LfYx BOYD speaker Of the House Of Represoo
Gysys.L STATEMENT Of the Condition Of Banks sc-,~Sss
70 Rsfuyns Tyeassry Darf~ M dated saa,ss
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Observation-Disclosures.
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MERCHANDISE.


y II Ia. subscriber. now opening inr in'Pet.'on
-. SECOND sIprLY oil sea.onabie Goods, recent
+. nurchased b, their senior partner in ne" iors,
; hieh added their September purchase makes 'e'1
stock very tu and Of the most attractive
IN fh1s embracing all lhenewes styles OF
DRESa GOODS n Silks Satns. Naencias, Monsl1n,
Mr,inos &c Ladies Velvet San and Cloth Clphhs ~
r,mn. French Embroder n. in great varlet. among
which ave estta rich Of Maltese l.ace AMI Ahse
Seeyee at GolIafs. A general assortment al Ciei-t
e,.iu.f.. aud yestiag. iot gentlemen. may stoes
of SERVANT. Goads s8eh Is faed Linseys, satlnei'
Pad Lindsey nd saaaets. Garpei= Rugs. Gfnne
{ on. and Daos Nit. Together with nll go"d. he
I4aeinr fff#Ie Dn Goods trade, nany VI " II INV
br.f missed fr much is hnn they could hnse been
md rafls IN tife sea.on. Al seh Tiny ARE deter.
mlaed 10 I'll Iow aud ohly ask examination - all
thcv nsk L. insure -atisf CHM
,,.xll.df. JOIN 7. DAVIS NCO
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MISCELLANEOUS.
sPECIAL PUBLIC NOTICE

- -
~ LARGE STOCK Or DRY GOODS / MARkEl
FOR GAsH.-Aiy stock Of Spring and sammei
Good. u now complete The whole stock wn- bought
yer, cheap. and will be sold for very small profit foI
The money market having become easy, hope nv
friends and will forward and supply
tienselses literally All ask j. call from tho-e ia
want 4 Ropsl - insure sales.
ap'l2dt. NO. ] frRYIs Ag't.
HEW LAW BOOKS Payne N Christian
= iayr received ia" following new Law Books
History ,,fn suit II Equity, 10y A II. SENDS piee u
LnmhN'. Digest vol 1t. -
Also
Sociology for tho South. by Geoige fit1hasb.
ksffz sarred History
Levi American Spetfsuan
Sermon. iol tie psaIis b, I. II Stockton.
kbir lesf1r1. lsG. J. feter,
Van riing- In Gors5sa ~ J Aofois.
Eaesish I.itrihtar. ~ Henr, heeds
tn b. LEI l.lml. l.. \. { Ibamp.an.
fnreoer Es,fh.p ~ Suns1iue and Shnlou.
h. Slale al h. Lamp
May nnd Deeemb,r, tnIe ol mprrrd iiie.
Tie W.T.. Ntetoty, by Mr.. Saatl~ orth.
Auto6iae1npa, al Chs.. Caldwell. NJ ID.
History q Bfoddeeh'- Expedition
Nelly Brarken.
N nnda EIeeft.
Our Doais At Lie Willo by n p VII.
Le1de.hore. Lite Of Melahethan.
mill
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Cemetery Notice.

w t"ry oprhe Campbell Count House Turnpike.
known tho Presbyterian Grave Yard do signify our
willingness. and hereby asrre pay To John b. Gatl-
des. THREE DOLLARS eaeh per annum, from the
lrst Of Ja1ary, 855 give lis personal attention
nd employ nan whose duty IL ,halbe live at the
placc, 10 keep Tie keyof TN gate to turf and keep
properly and teay trimmed I'll the graye- qaaI,
to protect nn9 preserve the shrubbery Keep the
walks Il eoi distinctions, grass md weeds and cell
graycle mi protect mud TAKE ul the Marble and
Ufnancnt.l works in said Cemetery.
fo, tho tt,ithulahd satisfactory perform Of the
above TIE sud Gaddess sha his boud for dou.
IT, the am ant sllbscr,heI
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ROCERY and COMnIssIOs

~ III h ANp 1t AnBR KIDS. on tie HeN
BASIN toa REN / Two large hre prod Brick t,rB
CRY aud Commission Houses tia large La. her atds
sttarhei. the Basin emily occupied b, ho-
Pryor and Ro. J. Eehols, f., aud possession
gwen u once Que lot hs. Railroad running thfsul l.
il aud there i, CraH, III. Nlad Ia: the Of ha
iensinents.
Four humber Ya-l., without houses. 4l,o far rent
the Basin. Apply JOIN kIGkEk.
e, i a.
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P'a'3 Rlrerhel mi Brown Domestic Calieo, Linen,
Dfii Bel Cords md Plough Lines, VII aw Class and
Pnffy. &epPerat, Aln, Mnddrr and Indigo, Pepper
hlzEsi nn1 Spiee, apade-. Shovel. Truce and llnrel
Gbuns Maoore and tlay Fol-, Roos. Stae- and Hats
I'm she, exchange for country Produces n acrono.
-lllLnE term.. or VIA Join lNLlLNS-
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Great Gars IF SToiala.-The editors of the Rich
mont kepnb iean Ind employed IN heir pres
cured Of Violent Scruua. comb ned with Rheu.
mat SIN, which entirely disnoled hm from hi, work
Two b. tiles ofCurter', Spanish Mixture rade perfect
of him, and the Editors in public notice,
they achceriu} recommend ii all who are afflicted
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Pump and Fire Engine.

VNToULD respectfully announce 10 The citizens Of
w Lynciburg and vicinity. TIM they are mannfnc.
rurinp M their Agricultural W,iks on the Basin, X.
MlTGfEL.S PUMP II FIRE ENGINE combined
winch is the perfect article Of the Kind ever offer
81 the public, Gle, gn'd fr Factory fne nnd Gar
den Eng inc. and peculary adapted To privae dwell
iaes aHolliug IN ii Fire Engine under their direct
command, cepable ot IA cling ~ater over two story
dwelling.
All orders promptly attended to and Pumps put into
Wells u Spring. at The u.ua rates, and wlrraitcd t.
prrotm vii for year.
We nre the excosy gents for the counties ofCamp
hell, Amherst, Bedfarl und Appomaltox.
sop lf.ts
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l.AA. GAN,, CASH.

DERSoNS wishing theif house. hted for hurting
L Ga. will find somo strong Inducements Inferred, by
applying lin subscriber. have good worn and
superior stock o materials. a. e. DABhEA.
y. B-AlI ofder. h,r lifting up Tebaeeo rhetoric.
fre,se1 ~tinsiAt, dry payment will not be required
heinrrth' st Of June 49,.
Z
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cAskTuR's SPANISH MHXTsKE.

H'ii L GREAT PURIFIER i TIE BLOOD.
l Not a tararl, ri hege'o.gip II.
~ IAFAiIuIE Rrarpf IL, Sclrtulp klne'4 Ey
Rheumatism Obstinate Gutnueoas Euatious Pm.
lic4 or Pa.tle, on tse fars, Bt0tr9e, Soil, 3ranic
Sore r yes. Ring Worm N letter. Scala Head. En-
Eu,rmrui ard PAN I the BoHtsf Il Jolhts, Siubhorn
Ilcers SypdlIfjc -. rler-, Lgnaagn, Spinal Com
IIaints an 81. Disease 4rlsfHs tt5In inuaicions
nse of Mefcefy. haPfadenee il Lite or lmlpriry oil
the Blnnd.
ahi.yalaoe Medicine. which ha- beco.oe e, lrbroted
Or the number of extraordinary effected through
agency, hst induced the prnpi"tors at the urgent
Iucs ii their friends, orri To thu public, which they
10 with the utmost contdeneein IFS virtues aud won
,lerfn curative pro critics. he following certificates,
selec'ed from lalge number, are however. stronger
testimony than the ori OF tie prolrietor. md
Ire all from eentlemep well known in heir locaIes
nd al the highest espectahy, man III them residing
in the civ ol Richmond, Va.
+. BOYDEN Esq of the Exchange Hotel, Rich
nannj, hnosn every where, says, h. has 'esn the Aed
me caiied tuers Span,h Mixture admnisi, red II
OVER huodr,d cases. in nenry al the denses for whi
It sreconn enae.l, with the must astonishing good
.u- He suy, sisthe must extra 'rdn"ry medicine h
has
lispe and F,rrr-. Greet Curc- hereby certify, thai
or trer vears bud Agas nnd Fryel q Of the
lent description. had severa Pl sit took large
lrnntes o. @ nioe, Mercury, ard ! believe all tn"
fonirs advertised, hut all without permanent re
lisf At last | trira Carriers Spanish Mixture TIVE
huttles If which cfrrcuall cured and am hnpp,
to Il, nave Ind neirher Ghis or Fever since | con
.lder the beat Tonic in the world anl the only med
cine that renched JOHN LONGDEN.
l'nat tr Dan, Richmond, Va.
Z. 4. Luck, ED in Richmond and Tor nm,
in the Post Chre, has such conf irnce in the
tonisin racary of Carters Spanish Mttute, TINT hr
fought upward, OF % bntl.s wi1icn he has giyei
Nay 70 afflicted Mr. Luck SAY lie has never known
ITO fail When taken according 10 Injections.
DR. Ninge. practising Phvsieian, and formerly o
he City Hotel in the city al Richpond says he h,s Wit
messed number OF instances the effects OF Carter,
sranisi, Mixture which mos' tuly surprising Tie
In OF Consunf ion. dependent the Liver
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