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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-09

We honor the chivalrous Difference which is
paid in our land to woman. 1t proves that our
men know how to respect virtue and pure affec-
ton, and that our women are worthy of such res
ppCt. .... g ~
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-09

An AMERICAN Boy IN THE RUSSIAN ARMy.-Knee-
land Norcutt, a native of Frcdonia, \. Y..and for
ayear or two employed as an apprentice in the
Censor Office. has recently. it is stated, attained
high rank in the Russian service, in which he has
been engaged Tor the last three years. and is now
in command in The Cr;mca rs one of the superior
officers. lie left Fredonia, in 1913, bein, then
only seventeen wears of age. AMI went to IN At
lantic port, where he shipped ''before the mast'
as sailor. He rapidly rose from his position to
that OF captain of merchant vessel, through
the intermediate Offices, and has finally become a
Russian military general. ---
e. The Richmond papers state that the CO.
lossal statue of Jefferson has been elevated in is
temporary pedestal, on the lower pediment of the
capital steps in that city, 1t stands in beautiful
contrast with the statute of Patrick Henry. JEFF
ferson is represented wrapped in a cloak, with
his head slightly bent, if in deep thought, and
holding in his left hand, folded across his breast
4 scroll inscribed s'l776.''
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-09

THE FIRST SNow.-A slight sprinkle of
snow fell yesterday afternoon, the first of the
SpaSOn
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-09

kes- i. L. McGinty, Esq, editor of the
IFsshvl' I. Wing, died in that city on
!,.7
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-09

THE PEMBINA ELEcrIoN.-We learn that
a letter has been received in this city from a
gentleman at Pembina stating that MIR. Rce's
majority in that place is-ONE.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-09

to our city yesterday from Wisconsin,; one Of
them was the largest we have ever seen. +
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-09

ARRESTED THE WRONG MAN.-Our readers will
from Chicago. Of young female, Miss Josephine
NJ. Chase, about sixteen years old, with her own
uncle, a. b. Stephens, who procured the Marriage
license, by making oath that the girl was over
eighteen years old, and that her name was Jose.
phine NJ. Austin, instead of Josephine NJ. Chase.
The runaways arranged the matter SO that the
girl was to leave home, and 90 out into the coul-
try a short distance, to visit some friends. She
arrived there on Monday afternoon, met her per-
iured uncle, and future husband, and left with
him the following morning. This intelligence be-
ing communicated to her step father at Chicago.
he Immediately set out in search of them but up to
the present time, his labors have been unsuccessful
lie arrived in this city, on Wednesday last, feel
ing quite certain, he tells us, of finding Stephens,
there be NJ man of that name at present in the
city. After describing the perjured Stephens to
the Sheriff, it Was considered an established fact
that he was the one now here ecturng on spri-
tualism, and Mr.. Tullis at once arrested him and
Carried him to Jail, where he was kept for several
hours. until Mr.. Woodward went down ard dis
covered that they had arrested the wrong man,
and ordered him to lie released. He is no.w:th-
standing, quite sanguine that his son. in law is in
the Territory, and asks the cooperation asss-
tance, and influence of all public officers.
Mi. w. considercs himself deeply injured
man, and says that his wife is fast sinking under
the weight of grief thus inflicted upon her, by her
own daughters misconduct. ..-f
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-09

EtS@The weather still continues cool. Sew.
cral heavy trosts have occurred, and warm
clothing and fires are quite comfortable
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-09

CONSIDERABLY DIvIDED.-There seems to
have been various opinions as to the respective
merits Of the different political candidates, that
is, Judging from the manner in which the tick
cts were mutilated. They were marked,
scratched, split, and otherwise all generally
discu,nbobulated, or disfgured, just as suits
the reader. t''0'
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-09
A WONDERFUL ANIMAL CAPTURED.

On the evening of Oct 5th the inhabitants of
Waterford, on the Cannon River, at Atkinson's
crossing, was thrown into great CONSERVATION, by
the sudden Appearance of a strange animal in the
river. When discovered it was performing sing
ular gymnastc feats, now dancing and ,0iirIing
now leap.ng and lodging like duck in thun-
der storm. Tho appearance of the animal was
most wonderful, corresponding with no thing here
toforc seen in the animal creation. Length Of
body, about Is inches, of a cylindrical shape,
minus lower extremities, neck long and sleni err,
head small in proportion to the body, arms one
directly above the other, uniting in the centre
like jug handle, body and neck enclosed in a
coat of mail. The citizens at length plucked up
courage, and determined upon capturing the
strange animal Accordingly, young man he
roically plunged into the stream, and caught the
monster by the neck, and bore him triumph,ntlv
to he shore, amid the cheers and acclaim ,tons of
the excited spectators, who rushed in Il body to
behold the strange captive. Curiosity, however,
was soon satisfied, for upon close inspection it
proved to he an animal that had escaped from
the car:iags of Messrs Holinshead & Co., of St.
Paul, while crossing the river, and its name was
Demijohn. ,s..t.,..t ESCULAPIUS.
P. S. Its contents proved TO be Rice whisky
of the pure ''red eye" character, intended no
doubt, By the gentlemen who had it in tow, to
be used as means of aiding Rices election
But we beg leave to inform Mr.. Rice's friends,
and the gentlemen who had the ss,condertuI ani
nap' in charge, that ''red eyc,' can't buy votes
from the honest voters of Rice county. E.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-09

Scientific WHIsTLER.-We have a scien-
tfc whistler next door to our office, who keeps
his pipes in tune day and night. 1t is one
tune with variations all day long, and variations
with modulations during the night. 1t is beau
tiiully and serenely pleasant for nervous man
TO sit and listen TO this Nightingale in the
whisling line. Abundance twenty-five cents.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-09

No DAMAGE.-There was considerable
scufling at the polls Of the g bloody Second
on election day, but no one was seriously in
jured. The " B'hoys' were out in full num-
bers and ready for a turn-to with any one, but
the better judgment of the crowd prevailed, and
no serious disturbance took place. urors,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-09
As1MArED.--Ou streets have. never looked

ADVANTAGEOUS streets have never looked
so animated and soul-cheering as during the
past few days. The public thoroughlares have
been completely blocked with vehicles and pc:
destrians- active, all engaged in their va
rious occupations. The coming down Of the log,
has given new impetus to business, which we
trust will last until the icy hand Of winter shall
have closed the avenues of trade, and filled the
pockets of our farmers and merchants with that
which under all circumstances is quite needful
O give comfort and ha mines to ali
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
ReIseffn Five Mfnutss.

TIERS COMPOUND GUN ARABIC SYRUP.
'SfHE increasing demand for this most pleasant,
safe, and eticsaious remedy for all pulmonary
oist ases, haa enabled the proprietor 10 reduce the
Price to place II within the reach Of all classes.
i:s superiority most similar preparations is at
tested by many eminent physicians who have ceen
'ys witnesses Of its efficacy vhsn II. usual rene
dies lave failed: also by thousand # onr most
cectabie citizens who ksvs used it in their families
both preventive and with never failing sue.
csss r the last twenty years, during which period
eitt vary little aid from advertising, SO, il hiss
g.sirziiy 6pIes3 reputa ioa ovorshe whole Union.
10 OF receat C5tis Coughs, I!odrscness, de- it
gees EiaocisGte relief az gen rally in day
tFo without Interfering with Diet or business,
rsierinS the system more sTsceptib's Of Colds, in
c5roE &c cases, Asthma, Raoop'ng Cough, Group,
Grot5httis, 4G;c.icas IF the Laanes, and Conxmp-
ti1f, it is always very beneficial and seldom fails
when commenced in time to perfect q cure.
Price Is and 90 oelts bottle.
Sod wholesale o. Patterson & Marin, Stctt & Co.,
Hiagsly Co. Alexandria BY Peel Stevens. In
Georgetown nv tfr. Ciseel
So fYLE 6'S GUN ARABIC G6NDY Drops
. similar composition to tina above but IL a rnider
and mere po-5abis form; they act like a charm on
Troublesome Cough, and clear the throat and
Vo;ce; they N tain injurious drug. pArtcu-
LILY recomm ,nl.l for children freQuelters ofpub-
Tic assemblies, public Speakers, singers, &C.
plise i21< and Sc cents Per box.
Fer sale a most Drug snd Candy Stores.
Get 17-6
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE OF METROPOLITAN RAILROAD COMPANY

OFFICE OF METROPOLITAN RAILROAD CoMP4NY,l
Geo.gs.own, j. c., bac. 26. 1855.
g EALED PROPOSALS for the grazing. masonry,
- aud bridging of forty thrse and half (434 J
miles of this road will be received ut the office 81
the company u2til three O'Clock p. IN. On thu 18Th
day OF February ntxt.
The maps, p7otiles, plans, and specisca ioos viii
be ready for il cton and If or the 5th day ef
February.
The Metropolitan Rsilroad is designed to e,tc- !.
from The cities c. Washing on ard Ge"rg town 70
the Bat!ncre and Ohio Railr yad, by an easv md
rect route connecting with the la ter al east #
the "Point Of Rocks," the Potomac river, end
making a saving Ct distance on the fi-st ninety
miles Of the present travelled route from the Capi
tsl 10 the Western and NorthWes States Of for.
ty-five miles.
Proceeding from the point OF in ersec.isn with t, Q
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad the ,cU@ ezten1s to
tle City Of Frederick, ani passing through the, i b.
est syrl-ul Urn! disIicts OF Maryland, term ates
The City of Hagerstown, where it Connects With
lines of railroads, now in operation extending 10
Harrisburg, he rennsylvsnia Central Railroad, sc.
TIE portion Of the road for which proposals axe
nov invitet extends from the westeriy line Of the
District Of Columois (aM mics from Gesrs etowc)
to Tho city If Frederick.
Pr posals will BE- received for tho work 10 sections
# one mills each, Or fer the eire distance Of 43h
miles.
The work Is generally of medium character fer
this part Of tie country, with come hsavy cutting
in earth and rock) acd bridging; and every faciiy
Exists for pro- ecutins it vigorously and with eccno
ny ut all s~asons OF he ysar. The couairy is e;e
yatsi aud rolling, well wetsrsd, e2d remarkabiy
healthy.
The time ndisioncd for the so,p plstion Of tho
Contracts will be from me to two years.
Any fur.hs Information desired by persons pro-
posing for the wcrk will be furnished at the ofice
or may be had b. addressing the President of tie
company by letter p:ior TO the day of letting.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors
FRANCIS DODGE, President.
EDMUND FRENCH, Chief Engineer
fec % 2swtFeb5
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q In 1885 some quicksilver was
found near St. Domingo, and is still to
be seen-the only instance, it is believed
of any having been discovered in modern
times. The metal is mostly found in the
strata of limestone, in coal and slate
mines; sometimes it is found in it's nat.
ural fluid state, but more frequently &C.
ours combined with sulphur. There are
many mines of sulphur on the Island OF
Hayti, and hills containing rock salt.
Lead and tin mines, they say, exist, and
platina has also been foand in small
quantities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-19

Madam SAllyS. Woo d, at the age Of
95 years and 3 months, died at kenne.
bunk, Me, Jan. g. She was a lady OF
The old school, and continued to the close
OF her long life, not only in department,
but the peculiar fashion of dress that
prevailed when her standard of taste Was
formed sixty years since. She was the
first authoress in Maine, Many vears
since she published several novels, amone
which were g Durval, the Spectator, j
4. Ferdinand and Almira," " amelia Or
the Influence Of Virtue" and "Tales of
the Night
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

T ATHAM's LINE OF oMNIBUsES
j will leave Alexandria at 4, 7M,
and OK a m, ~ and 3k pm. viii
leave Washington at 6, IL, and IL tRKS
M, 3H and pm.
Seats can be secured at the Office, Fairfax ST.,
and Newton's Mansion House in Washiu gton, at
Halls Segar Store AM Kirkwood House.
This Line runs regularly winter and summer for
the accommodation of the Public
Passengers called tor and taken to their residences
If not too far.
FARE-FOr the first trip up and last trip down,
so cents; all other regular trips 25 cents.
Trunks extra. LATHAM & COOK.
ian S-tf
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John IL RuTHMANN

IMPORTER AMI DSALER IN VINE, BRAN
Il dy, Cigars &C., renrsylTanis avenue, ro.;.ii sid
between 4 ea! Sixth s:reeLs has received ia full
STOCK and assortment Of the above, consisting in
part Of
Madeira, Sherry, Port ofvariou; grades, Champagne
IN qts ard pts, different brands
4 gT1at vari:ty of Rhine Wine, GONE of j: spa. k
ling
Ago, st. Perry sparkling red and White Cla-et, at
rr:ces frou. S. SO per dozen to the highest OF
And numerous ether hiads OF Wire
Also. very superior Cognse, pals aud dark: Sched.
Clio, J.usica Rum, Zoe old Whiekey.
Irish Mali, Coftlisls, and Havana Cigars.
ia, o.
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oFFEcE CO AIHy Clothing AEe xa.TrAsE,
II LAnEIPHIe NJ, q i2SA

- EALEn PEG:CS:LS will &c received ct this
> oflce uI.il n o'c,ock, r, of TIA 3lst day of
January rcst- ,urni hing by coatract the follow.
g srnay s:prlir md materials. Gev, rete at tbs
United states c. thing ana Bq1insg, Dept, Schuy,-
kiu Ar2e1si, N q-sn'itiss s, sequi.'d, VIZ:
5000 y,Tis 81 dark blue Gn1:go dyS3 sw;lled
c'o.r, weighing 2i cuacss pei ard
5000 yards Ga sky blue Qndg dyvd} tTaled cloth
weight ~ ounces per yard
10 600 arcy blankets wool, gray with the letters
g. in black four inches kong, in the
center) to BE- seven feet long ana fivs
fe,: vide; each BLANKET TO weigh fre
p0G,ds
10000 y1s X flannel, cotton ans wool
$4,000 4" "a uubleac1ed d Hing
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An INTELLIGENT CRITIC. Run,

AN INTELLIGENT CRITIC Bum
the London manager relates, the follow
ing incident Booths eOthello' was
much liked in America. An Old Yankee,
who had never seen play, was taken to
witness Booths performance of the Moor;
and On being asked, at the termination
of the piece, if he liked it, he replied:
Eyes, amazingly: but guess that little
niger (Othello) played as well as any
white Teller, if not better"
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TO INVENTORS,

s'EE os4cc II The Inventors Protection National
!. Union IS 7th sract, opposite tbs E3st Fox.
2cc of th- Patent oace end ia now ready 70 atterd
- The business Of ia members, namely: n lskne
.xep in.tioDs I'D fciici-H: natcnGs, &c.
Inventors srs invited - call and get Spy Of the
onEtitution and b. ~, and where sny ioforma
ION viii be L: ven -: ao.;ng the Union.
All letter. t'1az.:2g c diCst:ci 20 It's Of
Soc, STilsle attention @il y given iulc7s3ia:ey.
model siop Is il connection With The of5ce
&hsrs Il, ceis cao 10 made 70 ORDER ut the shorcs:
-3sioe =. @. CLAYTON.
- iC.-iy 2.eaidan; L q. r. q.
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5000 t!ue fcnHel for lining great coats
400 ioz..i pairs hall stockings, sises, weighing
rounds per dOz8n, OF god sound wool
doubled and twisted acn. Thoeek nit by
Land preferred
sress acales,, n. c, S. serg corp p,tivs'
sta,les for coats ibrass)
Eors.et saahes. crimson
"A sad Is i-ch worsted lace crms n, gresn, orange,
rcd sky blue, and yellow
Fslt cap bodies
Glaze lslther, FIR vizo-s and chain -streps
Morocco, for cap Innings
Gil six, for cap c2vers
Flu serge, for coat Innings
Sewing silk nd twist
Linen thresds
Dcums, complete. artillery and infantry
DUN cords, head batter and snare. SHARES sets,
finn and sticks, pars
Drums stich carris ges; f es, 3 and C
Bugles, with ex IA aouth-pieces, and trnppets
Collins axes (felliogJ
Axe and Ratchet hsndles spades
Tin canseens, t. hold three pins
Buating, rel, &hite AID blue
Tent po.es and pin, for hospital, wall and com.
Inol tents
BJFing rope, tent C I'D
Garrison AID recr ting Laliiaris
Wooden tent but ems and slips
III Us fpuTs, Ttira
Bank boss and stationery
WAX, upper ind sole leather.
All Of which 1t is desirable should be of domestic
mar H:acture, and mus. confor n n all resprcl5 to
the STANDARD pattern Sc He'd in this Office. where
they can BE- 2xamined.
Sample patterns Will be sent by mail, W Ia any
additional Information upon che tuj ct ,ch NAV
be q. sized b. manufacturers visiting t. Offer pro
posals.
Fen per cent. Of the smount of each delivery will
be retain, until ths contract shall be- Completed,
which is TO be forfeited to the United States in case
OF 'falcston on the part Of the contractor in fu
filing TIA trims and stipu]ations of the contract.
about onetourth of thesa supplies will BE- required
On Or before the hrs. of July next, and payments
will be made for thsm as as the next appropri
alton by Congress Of funds TO- this branch of the
service is available; the remainder will BE- paid for
on delivery.
TIE privilege 10 reserved of increasing, by ono
third the quantity Of all the supplies alb We men.
toned.
Contracts will bs basel upon accented proposals.
for tne faih.inoent Of which two more securities
will be repaired. ds cesired only from man.
ufacurers. or regular dealers in the article proposed
to be fu Fish d, nd will be respected or o. a.
sidered from any one who Is not known as q manu-.
fsot,rer or regular dealer in the desired supplies
which fact or The reverse must be distinctly st ted
In the bids offered, we'll the names aud address
Of tbs persons intended to be proposed Is securities
In case q contract is obtained
Letters containing proposals should be endorsed !:
|" Proposals for Army Supplies"
G, H. CROSMAN,
Major and Quartermas:er o. 8. A.
dec s7-eot3lJsn
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To TIL PUBLIC.

FLIED HOURS FOE THE WASHINGTON IND
ALEXANDRIA Boats
eiE@ IA The following ara tae hours Of de-
.x1sf4 spsrture of the only reliable steam
ferry boat plying between Alexandria and washing.
ton:
The steamer aeo-gs Page will Leave Washington
da WI At 20 % S,g1, ~, m,1,s,4x,p
~, m,2, 5x Pm. ~'
His omnibuses viii leave the corner of Pennsyl.
vania avenue and Seventh street, to connect with
~, p. m. "a
His onlnibusss will correct with sll cara arriving
at, and departing FEN, Washington aud Alsxsn-
orla. GEORGE PAGE.
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CAKES FOR CHRISTMAS.

Fs'HE fabscriSa- has large end varied assort.
/ Inent OF Cakes aci Pa try for the Chistmas Hol-
days Especial attention is called 20 the quality as
well as to he variety Of the supply.
Plumb, Pound, Jelly, sponge AMI Tea Cake
Mace, Apple, Cranberry and other Pastries con.
stan-Iy on hsud.
Fresh Bread, BISCUIT, Bunns, and Rusk every even.
ing In time for tea.
Ths public ara invited to call and exsr1ine before
purchasing elsewhere.
OHAS ". HAyENEER,
ostreet betxe.n A. End sixth streets.
dec cG--tf
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For Lynchburg, connectine with the STAGES It
Ch7-los.eagile, On Mondays, Wednesday,, ald sri-
days.
Er Luray AMI New 55srket connecting Win tn.
ages at Cupcper, On Tuesdays, Thuraiays, and Sat
pYday-
For Winc'estsr daily, connecting with TIE stages
at lied mont
FIR diddlebars daily: connecting with the stages
at tas Plalus.
Per order: Y7D. CROCKETT, Agent.
NV Tiff
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e ASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD,
- % ~ 5ss

U1'Gn6 after Tuesday, N0U. Z, 1854,
I. Y e Cars Leave Al IA dria day for Gorlons.
vile and intecm Iii 3 .st;ons AZ * o'eloca,
~ On the arrival OF tho boa e. I'll EYaGhia :to-
gsI ,ng ampla time for breakfast On board. Con-
ne ting at Manassas Junct with train for Stras-
i,u-g. at Werrentop Ju ction with train for War.
r. too, and ct GoIdonsvile with the trains On Tia
Fi:s!nia Central Railroad for Rchr,oad Charot.os.
sii ?, and Stsunton
+ he CARS leeve Gordonssire Dolly FOR Alex.E dria
enA intermedat. statioas, at Il before II, a. p. on
the arrival of tie trains the Virginia Central rail
Icet iI0m kiohnond, CEaTIctiesvi and Staunton
opNVTGr: ~. Y
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TOILET SOAPS.

FTNHE subscribers return their thanks to their mn.
i merous friends and customers in the District
end elsewhere for the patronage hitherto extended
to tn en- and beg leave to inform them that in addi
ton to their usual stock they now man ufactar-
lag E nd will have constantly on hand all kinds OF
Iohes and Fancy Soaps, to which they invite their
aIesnuon. Wa warrant our Soaps equal to any
lA1', anu VIII sell on as reasonable terms as the
srn cities. ~ n OCSSna2Hr CON-
Georgetown, Oct 25-sms "'
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DE. RsE'e
NVIGORATINGCORDIAL
A PHENOMENON IN MEDICINE.
HEALTH RESTORED AND LIFE
A IDNHcrrIsArr.I, D..
LEM : r EN FiD, by
Or. MoRsE's INVIetlRATIya


ELIXIR CT CORDTAL.-st fret the propsr.
ties attributed to Prof. MORsk'g IGYIGORaTfNG
ELIXIR C8 CORDIAL were 6ees ed fshulors. The
public oisen deosivei, could MT bsiisue tie ,npls
and sublime truths snnounced BY the diecoyerer.-
Bot facts undeniable facts attested by Witnesses OF
the highest class aud character, now triumph.
ing over sill doubts. INCREDUL Is OVER
THROWN by mass of testimony which Is perfectly
irrayissa Is.
Tae EJIaIs rego edies, IN aI essec tbs dsplorablt
evis arising from aIDisuee abus; Of tins vsr;ous
organs TE,oh make NJ tee d ,sAi Gs;oine called
II restores 10 full VIgof every delicate fuuc-
tier connected with thsE mysterious compound
sgelcy meter nd cind, Necessary TO the re pro
duct5cSa O tf,aI' Jts TO persona Of feeble rouscu
la frame, .efeieat IL vital power, Il t. recon-
rlerdei IS 5he only means Of commune eating thai
Energy Wh:c7 ID necessary 10 tbs proper enjoyment
o. Gil the Istucal sppetLtes, well az the higher
genital a,tribu tsg Its beneficial effects not
6aed TO either seq TO any sge. The feebie girl,
Re siijng WIFE, the i5tless, erneVated youth, the
oTervorn nan OF nusinsess the victim Of nervous de-
passion, tbs ipdFViiuai suferinG from general de-.
lily, rom tbs syeskCess of single organ, rEil
81 fIj immediate and psrnsno1t relief from tls
use Of this moon parable rsnovo.or. To thoss VIC
have pre1ispos;t.cI9 70 psrelysis ii Will prove
complete and Uniting safeguard against that terri
:!s Elslady. Tiers GEe many, pechaps, wao hare 81
'''is3 w'th their c@T2jtitGtiH1s, THAI they think
Themselves beyond tLa reach CT MEDICINE, It not
eD thcs' despair Tbs Elixir deals win d!feass as
SESts. without .aGc5nce to 3alsos. md vii not
- ~ TEc-.-yior tell Tsr-t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-19
DOUBLE, OR ORGAN MELODEANS

WE have in stors one of 0oamsn's patent
doubie-oarkCd dHLODEAhS, containin two
setts of keys, enabling the peri rmess to give all
the diversified effect of wen built organ produc-
Ing the notes Of the soits dusna to the sonoroue
tones of an open dispason stop Persons Cesirsus
OF practising for an organ, or congregations in need
Of good instrument, ct reason able price, can be
suited BY giving us call at the pew Music Depot.
dec 10 HILBUS & HTCZ.