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Kew York Esrket.

New YORK. April 2-Cotton ia downward
and dull. Flour is improved, and q tride
higher Good Ohio at 80 So a 81 81 Southern
Is better; salee at 81 37!a$l0 I7t. Wheat orm.
Clrn-wesicrn mixed, 9ss99s Pork is a trih.
hishor--oid mess, $l4 STs$l5. Beef Is nm
changed Lard is frm.--npws.d. Whisky "a
very unsettled at 3I4c -
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ny J. c. MCGUIRE, Auet,on.er

by J. c. MCGUIRE, Auet,oueer
CATALOGUE SALE OF STANDARD AND
~ MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS IT Auction.-On
TUESDAY afternoon, Sd April, at 5 O'Clock, at the
Auction Rooms, shall sell large and valpa BILE col
lection of Books, embracing all the best and favore
poets.
Also, Franklin's Works complete
Lord BacOn's, Hume, SmelIet, and Mil!er's His
tory Of England
Statesman's Manual
Irv1ng's, COoper's, and the Waverley Novels
complete, in superb bindings, SC.
Also, richly bound Family Bibles, beautifully il.
Illustrated. Terms cash.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
mar id Auctoneer.
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DURAI. RETREATS SEVERAL OF THOSE
IL cottage residences al Kendall Green being now
vacant, application may he name 10 the undersigned
for renting the same, with privilege of purchasing
on liberal terms, either by letter through the posl
office, or at his residence after Office hours.
The location 10 healthy commands a full view OF
the city, is but mile and a quarter from the Post
Office, and is in every respect desirable.
Gardens Ct two acres each are attached 10 every
house.
"A permanent omnibus line communicates with
Georgetown, by way of Pcnna. avenue, twice day,
at the usual fare. VIM STlCKNEY.
mar Oft
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Writ Of Error Granted IA Or. Bs.l.,, Gao.
From Few Orleans

NJ" YORK, April A disps'ch from New
orleans announces the arrival O. the Daniel
Webster, which reports that tie S,ar Of the
"os, had sailed fof New York wi.S $500 900
Ia srania
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TEIEGRAPnIC
REPORTED FoR rHE
DAILY EVENING STAR.
Hsaon to Qussh Indictments, &c


NEW YoRK, April I'm the Court Of Oyer
and Terminer this morning, . noten was
made to qussh the indictments against Nor
nssey, Hyier, Irving, and Linn, who we're In
P'icatsd in the murder of Poole. II the mo-
ZION DO not granted. then molten will be
made to admit them 10 bail There has BEEN
some talk Of increasing the bail Of Irving,
who is still Mt large. 10 s25 900.
Writ Of Error Granted In Or. Besle,, Gao.
PHILADELPHIA, April a. In the Supreme
Court this morning, Chief Justice Lewis gave
decision granting writ Of error in the case
of DR.. Dcale, on the ground that the jury
which tried that csso, instead Of being sworn
to render avsrdic' according to evidences, weIo
sworn to try the guilt or innocence of the do.
PENDANT; and, also, thst the defendant in be-
ing sentenced 20 solitary confinement at labor.
vac sentenced 70 imprisonment a. lard labor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-02

THE RESIDENCE OF COL. ROBERTS, u. s.
l. A., continues to be offered on pr vate sale 1,
is one of the best appointed Cottages in the District
continuing three acres Of Ground, large garden
excellent water, stables and outhOuses in perfect
order, and ornamental grounds, fruit trees, sc in
the best condi ion.
For information apply at this Office.
mar 26-2w
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HANORAMA FOR SALE-ONE UNDIVIDED
l. third interest in "Stanley's Western Whds,' ~
can be purchased on accommodating terms. Address
an ," Star ONCE. mar 29-lws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-02

MAG MIDDL TON another exciting work
wi from the pen of that wonderful delineator of
human passions, G. w. NJ. Reynolds, author OF the
Mysteries Of the Court of LOndon il is equal TO his
hitherto best Efforts and will be largely sought after
Castle Builders, by the author of Heartsease and
the Heir of Redcliile ii is capitol story and fully
sustains the high reputation of the author
BlackwOOds Magazine for March.
Everything in the Stationery line
All the new books published received immediate
ly afterwards and for sale at
SHiLLINGTON'S Bookstore,
Odeon Building, corner AZ st. and Pa. ave.
mar a.
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TREAsURER's sTATEMENT.

nfasurers
"a nmn ana W. ne mn" and branches
&c ssn sa,nng subject draft
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A CERTAIN CHANCE TO MAKE A FOR
n tune "A lady having acquired competency
in the Millinery business, is drsrous of dspo. =
ing of her establishment, and retiring into private
lite. Her location is one of the best in the city, and
is a rare opportunity for one acquainted with the
business. Fur terms and particulars apply at this
Office mar 29-lm
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TO THE LADIES
Ae MISS g j. THOMPSON
is now prepared TO show our large
and well selected stock Of Millinery
w which she has just opened, of the la w.
teststyes which we are selling at the lowest prices,
and we cordially invite the ladies TO call early and
have the first selections.
We would also respectfully call their attention to
our large and hand handsome stock of Faacy Goods
Penumery, Gloves, Hosiery, &C.. which we can sell
al unusually low prices.
HUTCHINSON l. MUNRO,
No. 310 Pennsylvania avenue,
First door west Of Walter Harper Co.'s.
mar 2S-
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EOR RENT-ABOUT FIFTY ACRES OF
Il Land across the Long Bridge, in Virginia, and
east Of the Alexandria Canal. Apply TO
K. p. Il A, DODGE,
mar 2o-lw Georgetown.
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NOR RENT-A HOUSE ON l ST. NORTH,
Il between 18Th and 18th sts., opposite Franklin
Square, containing six rooms three attic rooms aad
kitchen serv ants; and bath house in back building.
Good cellars under the Ean Building. Possession
given Oh the list April. Apply at the house or to
Mr. j. j. Miller, corner of 7th street and Louisiana
avenue. mar 81
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Boarding.

CEVERAI. GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM-
- mOdated with rooms and board, at No. As 8
Twelfth street, between G and streets.
aD2@2W*
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DOOMS FOR RENT-TWO OR THREE new
IL ly furnished and very desirable Rooms for rent
with board, at 4O3 F st., Union Row.
mar 4-2ws
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For Sale and Rent.

HOUSE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR
IL SALE.-The house is a new three story
brick, with attic and back kitchen. The furniture
Is all new, and has been in use only shor; time.
Rent OF house Sl2h per month. Inquire at the
house, No 3Sl l. street north, between Fourteenth
and Flfteenth streets, or at room No. ~ Register g
office, Treasury Department. ap2-3r
ENOR RENT-WILL BE FOR RENT ON THE
LIST of April, the house on Pa. avenue, near the
corner of 18th streets, north side. occupied at pres
ent by MIR. w. g. Butler. No. 202 This house is
conveniently situated for the purpose of renting the
rooms to great advantage being near the depart
ments and public Offices. Apply to
o. L. p. HAZARD,
mar Sl-3f on the premises.
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DOARDING.-MRS DUVALL, No. 33l
DPa. avenue opposite Browns Hotel, has several
very desirabs rooms, suitable for families single
gentlemen, which she would rent with board, on
reasonable terms. She can also accommodate or
8 gentlemen with meals, without lodging
mar Sim
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b. Z: THOMAS, after being confined in the
Jail OF this county, was sent to Mount Hope as
apauper lunatic, some time ago. He made
his escape from that Institution, and returned
home He was again apprehended in this
city, and conveyed to the Jail, from which he,
together with other inmates of tn at establish !.
ment, was discharged on Saturday last, the
criminal court being engaged in winding up
the business of the term. On Saturday the
unfortunate individual was again arrested
being dangerously drunk - and again sent
back to his old Jail quarters.
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By GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auction..r.,

nN THURSDAY AFTERNOON next, 5th inst,
~ at o'clock in froat Of the premises, we shall;
sell the Building Materials in the houses belonring
10 Mr.. Il. ID. Gilman and Mr.. w. H. Ward. on Perm
sylvanie avenue, near Browns Hotel. The rurrba
sers VIII be required 20 take down The houses and
remove The same within two weeks
Terms at the sale
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
ap S-o Auctioncers.
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JOHN ]. PRocroR, wood measurer Of AIez
andris, Va, died suddenly in that city, La
night, Of disease Of the heart
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-02

MYERS d MABIaAS's CIRcUs-A local
paragraph crept into the Star q day or two
since, saying that some of the persons con-
nectcd With this Circus, left Washington with.
out paying their board bills. On inquiry, We
hear that the genbemsnIy proprietors of that
establi shment complied with all their obIiga
tions incurred in Washington. Ifany Of their
employees have failed to pay their bills, the
fault is not that Of Myers 4 Madigan, who
paid them their dues promptly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-02

WArcH RETURNS returns show tn
names Of Peter McCAly, Chas. Sift, Augustu
Sligan, and John Canning, dodgers. VIM
Pendall, free negro, profanity; fne and cost
James Mason, do. do. Patrick Kelly and w
Quigley, assault and battery, sent TO Jail
John Tyler, E. Davis, and Frank Minor, fret
negroes, out after hours; fine and oasis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-02

TIE ADVENT OF APRIL, was accompanied
with fierce winds. which continued ali day,
blowing the dust, in dense clouds, throughout
the streets Of the city, much to the discomfort
Of pedestrians, and not to the pleasure of
cleanly housewives. Notwithstanding this
state of things, the various churches were,
particularly in tho morning, filed with alton
tive Worshippers Tho high winds continue
to-day. Not few hats were blown off the
heads Of the incautious Of the male gender,
who were In consequence, Afforded fne op-
portunity OF showing the extent of their speed
in pursuing the rapidly retreating casters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-02

IsJURKD.-On Sunday afternoon, q small
boy, named Conner, was run over by the sue
tion carriage Of the Franklin Fire Company,
while members of the latter were dragging th q
machine from the fire at the penitcntiary
wharf. The little fellows legs were severely
injured, and he was taken home on the top OF
tho suction, some kind friends experimenting
his removal thither.
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TIE POISONING CAsK-The second trial Of
Pharlella Skinker and Della Hazel, charged
with poisoning CASEY Wi lliams and her family,
took place on Saturday, and resulted in ver.
dict of not guilty. There are three or four
n;hcr Indictments pending against the same
parties. The following are the names of the
jurors in the case last tried: Thomas j. Crane,
w. 7. Upperman, Walter Stewart, Thomas
Crown, Jere. Simmons, Jesse Plowman, Rich
ard Stoops, Jos 7. Fenwick, Henry G.. Muir.
ray, Charles +. Cummin, VIM. Flcnner, and
John Z. Dement,
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Rus AGRoUSD.-Ths steamer George Page,
while on her trip from Alexandria, yesterday
morning, At 9 o'clock, broke her rudder-chain,
ard the wind blew her high and dry" on tho
Flats She hOisled a signal of distress, and
the little fer ~ boat Alice Fox went TO her as
sistAnce, but could not get near enough to DO
seryicesble,
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DISCHARGED The following named priso-
ners were. on Saturday, ordered to be dis
charged from Jail, the grand jury not having
disposed of the cases James Scrivener, Pat
Rsdy, Benjamin It. Thomas, OtheIlo Webster,
Catharine Montsgu, Charlotte Pepsico, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-02

PALn SUNDAY was celebrated, yesterday
By the Catholics Of our city, as By those i
other parts Of the world. The usual distribu
ton Of blessed palms took place, and sppro
PIRATE discourses we're delivered in the sever
churches Of that denomination in Washington
holy week has now commenced, to DO accom-
panied by the customary services. The lon
fast of Lent will cease next Sunday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-14

DIS eel eblTgte d Pal alonic ElliipiT


nor the penn 0fcoughss colds consumption.
E iuelzls Group, whoOptng cough,
iHdmltiOn of and caused bypub
c ana al Of the organs of tesPtra.
don.
eln:ea and best medicine for aiseass
ESQ me lungs ever sold in america
presenting this medicine to lie public y have the
satisfaction to know that mt only present them with
anuV1uabI Ote for the class Of diseases u profess
cure, hut which Is recy harmless In its ct
tecs the he administered with
out any carrot IMMORAL pOsQnl for u contains none-
The faGt, that large portion OF the suffering and death
Throughout country, caused by disease Ofth organs
duced to put It within tie reach OF every Individual
who may need remedy that has proven itself SO fnyau-
Rhle
This medicine is the result Of long experience, and
study OF thNse diseases The lungs which are reqauttn
Changeabe climate; and caiIa It 10 be in advance
cOmpl CiAts Improvement upon ALL aud consequently
surcrtortO ailothers.
We shall make exrayasant assertions ofts efficacy
curing diseases, like the vendors Of too
who deGere all who trust them we hold out
Inducements which experience does not justify.
patients viii persevere in tbs use of this medicine,
and use u as dtnctei they will be cured an every instance
nun eTUus persons eOyingthe blessings oihealth and
reLewedlle, as II were, who would lave long
since been IN their grave but lO The tincty and perseve
ring use OF this invaluable remedy. lis not pretended
that II IS lnalbe III every stage OF cOSuos but we
know IT to b9 better adapted to diseases Othc
tue public All ask is trial, and instance,
freely according the directions, and il perfect salts
iactiOnfs not given, the money will be returned.
Genuine signed &. sHA Lii g. co. For sale by JAMES
BAKER, Druggist, Wheeling Va. Also, by Druggists
generally throughout the country. an9-ly
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FEonl he Fafrmoni CNa.1 Repu5lfean,

z u
An INVALUABLE AEDIClSE.-It is but seldom we find
among the many remedies offered to the public the
OF disease consent to commend, OrwhOse vir
avoided giving utternMce 10 anything that lead any
cne To suppose that pacaI any faith in their
this place. and which has become as familiar TO the public
as household words, we speak from knowledge OF its in
Il tts ~. 20 many y ~ t'' w, ~
sEeak Of the Nonpare Nerve and Bone Lnnent prepar
edby IL Carr q Co., from prescription furnished by
DR. Watson Carr late OF NIorgantown, anduow Of Wheel
in one Of the most eminent Physicians in Virginia. This
ly which will relieve PAIN will il properly com
pounded, be equally cicactous in len0virg internal aec-
tits simply tile offspring Of Science being mild and
pie In Its action end yet revealing in its effects power
more tAcredible hing the hidden
and beast-and yet being innOxOus TO the weakestinlnt-
1t is also by Tar the cheapest Lhment the market, being
fourth larger the largest besides being more than four
times as strong we commend it those in want OF a
sale and certainremedy.
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IlIG
Die Nonparail Nerve and Bone

The Nonpareil Nerve and Bone
I az 4 ~ q.
PREPARED BYSH h CARR & CO., FROM
a PRESGRIPT0NE FURNISHED BY DR..
WATSON CARR, Or ! WHEEEING,
LATE OF MORGAClTOWN.
Itfs BASED uP6R e5gpGd 4l 7s1lsr lriek
mn Teliete eftefN4l FEfs F39PeTIgsee11s
PoRR&ed, b equally EsrcsE9tuI TenlogfHg fHkeT-
nal aSeettoHsf Fore5s irtieI e Beautifully
s. sdebeEgps1 IN end sPseHttGI7 to tie ~
Na1NIp IN FTL Il TNT3fESFF
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Jos. S. LoxGsUoRr, NJ. D.

From A. woodward. M D. OF Penn UureTsity Phfla6el
Ptia.-t gives pleasure 10 add my testimony 10 the
professional ability of the author OF tile ''edical AIs
nl Numerous cases OF Disease Of the Genital Organs,
some of them OF long standing. have uEcr my
tlcc, in which his skill has hcem manifest restoring
perfect heath ia where patieut has been
considered beyond medical aid. IN the of Sem
nal weaknesses or ds1rrangemCnt Of the functions pro-
uced by self abuse, excess OF veEery do not know
his superior int the profession. have been acquainted
with the author some thirty years, aud Iecm
than Justice to him, as welIas kindness tothc uniort
male victim or early ndisCTctiOG, recommend him az
one In whose professional skill and integrity they may
Aaiclv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-14

If now receiving and opening an unusually large and
geneInt assortment OF Roots, Shoes, Hats, ROnuets
Garnet Sacks, ut tho OF Market and
Monroe Streets Wheeling, Va, in tho formerly oe.
cupie the Post Office aud opposite the Mcclure House.
very large and entirely new stock which purchased
for CASH from the manufacturers the North, nrLer the
most favorable circumstances, and offer them to tho c
OF Wheeling and vicinity at reduced prices, whole
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-14
ARE lYom sTIrFERINe

5EtR0M Rheumatism, Sore Throat, Group, Difficult
Breast Side, StIafn SFasm Head Ache.
ton, Stiff Joints Cuts Bruises, Poison Sores, FeverSoTes.
InIantu, ChoIic Lame Back. Chblatns bites o Poison
Gus Insects ot Rabbit DOGS, Igec4Ee. Age in the Breast
Contractions OF the Muscles cords any kind,
Muscular weakness Paralysis, Piles, Rar Ache, Ulcers
Salt Rheun, Seurvy, Sore Nipples Sore Lips Vepereal
assured that inthts article you have
a SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
peRetrattS TO the seat Of and entirely
ERADIGATES THE. DISEASE.
Some viii laugh g te i9es q any semPosSn e9rHg
though In name, all arise nom similar
causes me proposition Will seam less exfIayasanti e9t
were 1t ten times which stare US ID the
c would force tho candid its meritss for
az who have used ~ ssis
(aonPaIei0 tndteatess tRe 6est Lfafultat knolgt.
P0'TH0SE WHO THINK.
Have you noticed the striking marity between
many external and internal dseSses 6avng entirely differ
ent hahea2 And has it neyer Occurred to you rem
to both! This remedy IS now offered YOU in tie oNPI.
RE'I which does not insult your
q tTteo or mighty eaTthi but Is slmpl the
oFEsfRtNs OF cIENck being mid aud simple in its action
eES yeS a N rs power almost
and yet being to the weakest alapt 1T is also
by Tar the ehegPsst the market being put u In
hoteS t5tce az tho majority and fourth larger
than the largest, be8is hing than four times ar
strong; we therefore offer It you pride and CON
poor, high or low. -
he UNPRECEDENTED size in which the Inimeat
IS put ups ard the vast Nfthe n1tetials used init
makes nnpOsihLe Tar t0ply the printing Of the
hulidI 81 rtatss Es nor do We deem
necessary, as the article sJSr1ts used will certify
loritselE
WewonId however reerthose afl'c=es. ones who have
so often been quilted cates and
to the following names, being but few OF the many
sons those character for caor and yeraclty needs
from and who having fully tested its virtues
in the different diseases for which is recommended,
prepared to speak OF its merits as 1t deserves.
SGtdtn Wheeling by RakeT, Kels q Caldwell, 7
Logan a Co, " bIckee, Patterson q Co, aud By the
principal ruggtsts OF Virginia. and Pennsylvania.
August II, '53
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deem It useless to say much in praise OF my stock IT
mistake not, the people Of Wheeling not easily
h1mhugBed by Pufs5 sucet 10 say haveuny
variety OF youths and boys Roots Shoes, mir
silk mOleSktn, wool, LeghOTn brush and straw hats
and or ladies every variety OTs, lawn aud braid
bonnets OF the most recent fashions AMI styles Also
Slices Slippers and Caters both for ladies', misses aud
children, OF the most fashionable STYLE make and quality
cali and see for yourselves.
Having purGhaSeia large stock of the above named
tcle9S would respectfully invite country merchants
call and me, send their orders. will duplicate
any bills purchased in the eastern cities for cash.
sap8 Il. II. WATSON.
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N0TICE-EXTRA.
have small stock OF common clothing that Twill dis
pose OF at cost less, to make for my Spring
'StOchOf tine goods:
~ .naE2I =. .l..-s' s. RICE
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

-KAoNICT4NaH . W. LN14s- =
g imeOn D. Woodrow having, on the f1thlayOr
- pT 1861, by proper deed conveyed trust 30 the
undersigned for the benefit of his said WoOlrow's
Ors his personal property and closes
tiOn all persons in any wise indebted TO said Woodrow
required to make Immediate payment to me, and all
persons having claims against said Woodrow required
IN order receive any benefit under sad trust within
four months file their clans with the proper
c0rng to the OF said deed. with tile undersigned
apis GEO. w. SIG HTS, Assigilee.
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I

Prof. woods
&TTniP RehtOrnGfYe tano fIr the frat tfne f1fro-
III dueed 70 the citizens of Wheeling afN6 1S9 MARKET
street, only sure Iemey ever inyentel that
viii restore the grey hairs 10 the
color OF youths without cover the bald
she short lDe wit the natural COVERING Tenioye
and nair from falling on and Is fTee
fp4 eIment so Objectionable in divers pJepas
feFenI names before the public; the RE
stokArHE q article the toilet the old
md be appreciated by usei and an
South and West, where it inve uel, but
VIII refer t6the Certificate below oFthe
st4te9nan and Senator Judge BTeeSe, Of Illinois:
* CAREYLE, Ill., June q, 1853.
have used Prof. o. s. Woods Hair Restorative and
nave admired the wonderful effect NY hair becom-
i as thoush grey, but by the Of his
has resumed its color, and have
no dolbt permanently so.
Ex-senator OF the United States.
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s7--4-tF WENTYsYEARS OF EXPERIENCE
In the treatment of diseases hitherto neglected.
aud tRPerfeetly understood, has enabled DIR. MIKE
LIN, eAttAar lPoyk Self To love
that nine tena OF the OF debility, local
anu conSt tutlonal weakness mental and physical suffer-
Ing, are certain habits forming the
cTetyet deadly and fatal springs Of domestic misery aud
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Pro6ss.or woods. orleutal snunttve

This IMMINENT fSa auxiliary in the treatment
some OF the most diseases with which II is
lot contend; [oTinstance, % laHss and
6oetr. By thorough and COHttnned application Of this
Imminent over the region Of the affected organ, these 9th
erWlsa diseases dtSaTnetl OF
than half their teors, particularly among ehildren and
Of they allowed 10 Spea would
with all the eloqpence OF ceiling and 4ectiou hear their
dTen nom tho very jaws OF death, aud restored them to
their former health and beauty. Again. twill be found
powerful anx1i7ryin removing what is generally known
assn Agle Cake, enIar OtIne spleen, in all
cases where external ofseryce this lin
mant will be found. useful
General Depot $50 Broadway New York; and III
arket 81. st Louis <0s
RorSalewh0lesale and retail in W heelIRg by
is7a3ml J. B.SVOWEEL,z MonrOe.St.