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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-08-28

his treasures. Does he remember the babe
that croweG in his then strong arms sixty
years ago! Yes; though he walks on graves,
and as far as human hopes are concerned,
his bosom is one grand sepulchre--he re-
members them all. Like blind man gro
Ping, he feels his way along the sleeps of
his Line. The briars are there but his
feet having long been shod with the prepar-
alton OF the go<pe--he feels them not.
Second ch !dhood-in all but stature, he is
habe-a pulling, tottering babe, but on!
almost an angel in the strength of glorious
infancy. Ve-y near the pearly gates is he
very near the golden streets. Those now
altering Steps viii soon tread with young
elastic steps through the New Jerusalem,
and he will no more forever know the first
and second childhood of mortalily.-Oliye
Branch.
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A CHARAcrER.-sOld Bumbiebee (says an

A CHARACTER.-'Old Bumbiebee (says an
American paoer) was the cognomen of Mr.
T., of Newburyport. He gained the title
from the fact OF his catching a humble bee
one day as he was shingling his barn, and
in attempting to destroy the insect with his
ha'chet. cut off the ends of his thumb and
forerdger, letting the insect 90 unframed
Other msha2S happened to the old codger
n'the same barn. In one of his abstrac-
tions he shngled over his spare hatchet;
and cutting small aperture in the build
ing to let Il little daylight in. this man
actually set in wooden pane as being
economical and not likely TO be broken.--
Uncle T., in one of his oblivious freaks
nailed his left arm SO firmly be;wixt tw 0
boardS OF a fence he was putting up, that
he had to cali help to get extricated from
his selt-imprIsonmeDt. He once put but
ton on the gate instead of the post. But
the rarest freak OF al! was when he ran
through the streets, with his hands about
three eel asunder, held before him, begging
the passer-by not TO disturb him, as he had,
sc. the N assure OF a doorway with him.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-08-28

The IssUE.--The Charleston Evening
Neus says
''The issue is slavery or NJ slavery; is
useless to disguise it,"
The New York Day Boo. declares it to
be the issue, and says
"Woe to these of the Democratic party
whl finch from the contest"
The Washington Union declares it 10 be
the issue of the day.
Thus speaks Southern politician
I'VE Southerners intend to make slavery
rational, not sectional, even at the cost of
making new Southern nation, an indspen-
dent slave nation OF its own. AL compro-
misses must be abolished and slavery mada
national"
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Now, sir, am greAtlyin hopes our people
will read and ponder over this table; they
will there see that in France yearly ,oages
for an able bodied man range from 4S to $50
shllings, and day laboIers get in that coun-
try from a to Is pence per day, and when
ever they get as much as pence, they have
to find themselves. In Germany wages are
still lower, and range by the year between
SO and loo shilings, ,and day labo-ers receive
from II to pence per day, and find them
selves in food. In South Holland farm hands
get by the year from 200 to $50 shllings,
and day laborers from to 4 pence per day,
and are found. And so on, sir. Whoever
will take the trouble to examine, the table,
which is official and authentic, will see that,
in all these countries which are held mp to
US as such bright examples of hard money
countries-Fran Germany Netherlands,
Italy wages by theyear for able bodied,
sound, healthy men, nowhere exceed $50
shillings; and, in many instances, fall as low
as 40, so and 60 shillings; and the daily
wages range from to 9 and II pence--rising
in one place, and only one, to 20 pence, and
laborer finding himself Wha. commentary
upon the hard-money policy! What hope is
there tor man born the son of poor parents
ever to better his condition! Whatray Of
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-08-28

FWe charge that Col. Fremont is a
Roman Catholic. Now, if he is not Cath
olc why don't he come out over his own
signature and deny the fact!--N. Y. Express.
We charge that the editor of the Erpress
is consummate ass. Now, if he is not an
ass, why don't he come out over his own
signature and deny the fact!--Syacuse Jour-
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Original 4oetrp,
To Lizzie.

They tell me, Lizzie, "thou art grown
Old, and thy form is faded now;
That beauty from thy cheek has flown.
And cares deep lines are on thy brow"
Nor can doubt the tale they tel
OF change and bligh; since last we met,
For by myself know full well
Thy beauty's morning star has set.
And yet it seems but yesterday,
Since thou and together strayed
Among the buds and flowers Of May,
While Joys bright sunshine round us played
The flowers that round our pathway sprung
Ssemed far too lovely to decay,
And DER our head the Robin sung
Responsive TO the Orioles lay.
For Us, we deemed, tho violet bloomed,
The Byzantine its sweets exhaled.
The summer rose the air perfumed,
And the wild flowers of Autumn paled.
No blight had fallen on loves young flowers,
No cloud obscured the smiling sky,
And pleasure, as it winged the hours,
Forgot twas only born to die.
There was no blot on lfes fair page,
And in the future we could see
A rich and glorious heritage,
A bliss that never was to be.
Gone is the light of youths glad hours,
And faded all the wreaths we twined,
And we have left that land of flowers
In the dim distance far behind.
Dark shadows have my pathway crossed,
And stern Affections have been thine;
Earth's dearest treasures both have lost,
And both have knelt at sorrows shrine.
The morning of our day is gone,
Its noontide joys have winged their fight,
The eveEing hours are stealing on
Andislowly faGi into night
Sadly on life's lone pilgrimage,
With weary step We wander now,
With the prophetic frcst OF age
Slow gathering on each faded brow.
The rapture Of life's morning hours
Back from the past we may mol ping,
Nor Gull from Autumn's withered bowers
The bright young BIRDS of early Spring.
We wept TO sec those hours depart,
And still, DER ri the lapse OF time,
They linger fondly round tie heart,
rne memories OF an Eden-c ime
Yet tho those hours return 10 more
With song oi birds and opening flowers;
Good cheer! good cheer! when lie is DER,
A land of rest may still be ours. /
c. II. c.
ulIRAIN. Ohio, August, 1856
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-08-28

The Cleveand Herald publishes the fol-
lowing: 1--WE get it from reliable source
which we cannot doubt, that Mr.. George
Il. Barnum, Democratic member Of the Leg
islature three winters since, and also Pr-
vate Secretary TO Governors Wood and Me-
dill and also at this time one of the DEM
ocratic Central Committee of this county,
has avowed his determination to vote for Fre-
mont,
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o. In a letter to the Madison Chronicle
dated Midway, July 80, the fact is stated
that they have organized Fremont Clubin
that village, and selected the President, Sec
re ary, Treasurer, and one COMMITTEES man
from the Old Line Democrats! Even the
Postm s,ers are abandoning the Pierce Ad-
min. .stratlon Candidate, and are going for
Fremont and Ds, ton.
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Yearly Daily With with or
Wages. wages. or wit whit
board. dwell'g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-04
GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.

GEORGETOWN, Dec. 4, 1856.
We have rarely seen so little pork coming
into our market by wagons at this season of
the year. Doubtless the unusually mild tenn
peratur, of the weather thus far is the prin.
cipal cause. So far, but little if any of what
might be considered prime quality has been
offered. We presume, however, that as the
gloomy spell of weather is now over, the sup
ply will be more plentiful The qualities now
Offering commands from IS Is to $6. so.
One of the black fellows, Gates, shot by
jackson on Monday night, is, we learn, very
badly injured. jackson has been committed
to jail by Justice Reaver.
We have been requested to call the atten q.
ton of the police to the disorderly conduct of
parcel of colored boys who are in the habit
of gathering on Lingan street, near Second,
on the Sabbath day, for the purpose of play
ing handy and other dangerous games.
We advise all those in want of the very best
article of ale and porter offered in the District
for many years to call on Army & Shinn.
The news by the Arabia has somewhat un-
settled the market for -four and grain. The
stock on hand Of the former article Is very
light, the shipments during the past ten days
being very heavy-amOunting to some 20. 900
bbls.-far ahead of the receipts. S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-04
By JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctionesr.

By JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctionesr.
INTENSIVE SALE OF Real Estats and
Ia Valuable Wharf Property at and near
the south end of 9TH street west, under de ed
of trust BY virtue Of deed OF trust, dated
May /, 1884, and recorded in Liber J. A. 8, No.
3, folios 5, 6, ct seq we snail proceed to SELL on
MONDAY, the LIST day OF December next, at IL
O'Clock III at public acction, to the highest bid
der, all that property lying in the city Of Wash
square numbered Az, together with the improve
ments thereon, excepting certain lot Of ground
therein belonging to the heirs CT the late simon
Frazier;) the entire wharf property living west Of
said square, (472,) known as Page's wharf prop
erty; the whole OF square AL In said city; and
lots g. A. S. and 6, In Pages subdivision Of square
800. The property will be sold in lots TO suit
purchasers.
Also, the steamer George Page now plying be-
tween Washington and Alexandria.
Terms will be one half cash, and the balance
at six months on notes bearing interest, satisfac-
torily secured.
Sale will commence on the wharf west Of
square Az. ALI conveyancing at the cost OF the
purchasers.
Ii the purchaser or purchasers should fail to
thereafter the Trustees the right to resell
at the risk and expense Of the defiulting purchas
or or purchasers, after giving five days previous
notice In the National Intelligence.
JOHN Il. FENWICK, D r.,
RICHARD WALLACH,
oct "a eoc&ds JAS. G. cGUIRE, Auct.
IL The above sale is postponed until
MONDAY. December 9Th, same hour and place
JOHN t. FENWICK. ! r,rs,a.s
RICHARD WALLACH,S iie'
dec 2-eod&ds JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auct
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AUCTION SALES,
BY c. w. BOTELER, Aust,onssr

BY G. w. BOTELER, Austionssr,
GALE OF SUPERIOR FURNITURE, OIL
- paintings, French China, Crocksry, and
glassware, BPonzes, Plated Goods. Ge., at
December ID, at 10 O'Clock, / shall sell, at INV
auction rooms, Oron Hall,) a handsome assert
ment OF Cabinet urniture and other useful House-
Keeping Articles, consisting In part Of
Elegant rosewood walnut Parlor Suits, covered
with brocatel
Rosewood and walnut Centre Tables marble tops
6ht frame French plate Mirrors
Several very hne Oil Paintings
tops
Walnut wardrobes mahogany Arm and Parlor
Chairs
Set Of Cottage Chamber Furniture
Mahogany and walnut Sofas
French China Dinner Set gold band
French China Tea Sets
silver plated Casters, cut and pressed Glassware
China Vases, handsome China Dessert Set
Iron stone China Dinner Set
silver, plated Tea Sets, Walters, Spoons, and
Fine bronze Mantel and Table Ornaments
BLOCK tin Coffee and Tea Urns
Mahogany and walnut Bedsteads, mahogany d.
vens
Superior Feather Beds and Curled Hair Ma,tre,
Tapestry, Brussels, and Ingram Carpets
tractive sale
Terms: Under $40, cash; over $40, 1, ., 3. and
months credit, for approved endorsed notes,
bearing interest. c. w. BOTELER,
nov27 cod Auctioneer.
sale Is postponed to FRIDAY, December S, al
same hour at which time the sale will take pla c
without regard to weather.
dec Alt c w. BOTELER, Auct'r.
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AUCTION SALES.
: THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW
BvA. GREEN, Auctione>r.

BvA. GREEN, Auctionesr.
CLOSING SALE
ITO ARTISTS CONNOISSEURS and Ftus
l. Art Admirers.-splendid UnreserveS
Sale Of Fine English Engravinss.-we win
sell at public auction at the salesroom (up stairs)
corner Of Seventh and ID streets, without reserve,
on THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. 4, at o'clk,
the largest gallery OF rare English Engravings
ever submitted TO auction In the United states.
They comprise the best works Of Landseer,
Cooper, Hayter, Knight, Harvey, Ansdell, Mac.
Use, Herring, Wikie, Frank Stone, &c, &c ana
are from the eminent London publishing firms OF
Acferman, Graves, Moon, Tegg and Fores.
Dawn Revealing the New World 10 Columbus,
just published
Presentation Of the Magma Charta
Landing Of the Pilgrim Fathers
hayten's celebrated Trial Of Lord VIM Russell
Marriage and Coronation Of Queen Victoria
rank stones Impending Mate and Mated
An Incident near Balmoral
Waiting for tie Ferry Boat
Peninsular and Waterloo Heroes
Landseer's Night and Morning
Death Of tho Stag and the Combat
BaHand's Picture Of " Our Saviour
Also, sets Of finely Coored English Hunting
Scenes
Herring's Feeding Of the Horse and the Halt
The Wounded III ound and The Straw Yards
Trial Scene OF Charles the First, and the Earl OF
STAFFORD.
And some 200 other subjects worthy the atten.
| ton Of the admirers Of the splendid Art OF En-
craving.
Parties wishing to furnish their rooms with
gems of art should not fail to see this collection
They Will be arranged at the rooms as abov,
for inspt ction.
Ladies invited.
dec 3-2t A GREEN, Auctioneer.
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IrBrandre,h,s PrIIs.-The weak, the

COLsumpve Rheumatic COstiye Bilious aud Delicate after
days will find renewed strength and life pervade
Of their frames Every dose the blood
The commence In the arteries and
in the veins. These pills fret effect upon the
teral blood increasing the circulation by which impurities
deposited In the yeins and they throw of such cOec
tons into the bowels which by the derived
from Brandrehs Pills, eHpes them the when
rst used the pills occasion gripping, and
patient feel this must be borne with for the good
afterwards No great good IL often achieved without
trouble In It's attainment and this rule applies
Of health. These symptoms only where
body has long struggled under load az impure tenacious
hamOrs consecutive for few days will satisfy
unbeisyiDg Of the great good the pills doing The
directions should be carefully studied IL understood
followed health and vigor WILL majority Of cases be So
cured by the use Of RRANDRErHS Pills.
sold at cents box at IS Canal street. Brandret
Building. New York; by T. w. DyOtt Sons north
Second street. Phisdephs and by medicine dealers
ally. 2s-G
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DAs,onishing Cure with only one Bot.

PLEsaUE IsLE Aroostook Co, Mo April H. 1854.
1--WE bsrewith send you certificate of performed
by the Of only bottle of the German think
Mr. Clark to bs OF veraciy and have doubt of the
truth Of his story"
M6ssrs Jos b. Hall Co.-Gentlemen-In answer to your
inc dirie will state that daughter aged about Is years
his been complaining Of pain in her side for
years and about the first Of January
ard confined to her bed The pain I'm her side
besides being troubled with pains her shoulders
and IN her breast From reading q number of
formed By HoOhsnd's German Bltter., induced TO
try 10 in her and 20 and released
bottle She had taken days began to
improve and after taking only bottle is enjoy
ing better health she has for She feels pain
in her eide part Of her body and attributes
entirely to the German Bitters.
Salmon Brook, AroOstoOk Co., Ne. VIM. CLARK.
See advertiss0ent. SepT-3m
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BY A. GREEN, Auciionesr.

By A. GREEN, Auciionesr
ENRAME HOUSE ANDD OF AND FOUR
l. Building Lots at Auetion.-On FRI
DAY, the 18th instant, shall sell, In front OF the
premises, at AZ O'Clock p. m, west part OF Lot
No 2, in Square No 996, having a front Of 16 feet
On south X, between 18th and 18th streets east,
running back about Ss feet with side alley with
the Improvements, which are a good Frame
House, &c, &C.
Also, the balance Of said Lot No. 2, which will
be subdivided in lots to suit purchasers as ane
building lots
Also, all Of Lot No. 10. in same square. having
front on 18TH street east, between and X streets
south, having front Of az feet by 81 feet deep,
which will be divided and sold In lots to suit
purchasers.
This property is near the Navy Yard, and near
the residence Of Mrs Spicers.
Terms: One-third cash balance In O, IL, Is
and q months, for notes bearing interest from
day Of sale.
A deed given and deed Of trust taken
Title indisputable. A. GREEN,
nOvS-d (Organ) Auctioneer.
3TThe above sale is postpon ed in CO nse.
quence Of the rain until FRIDAY, the 21st inst. b,
same hour. A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
nov lists
UThe above Sale Is further Postponed,
in consequence Of the rain, until THURSDAY,
the 27th instant, same hour.
nov 22-d A. GREEN, Auct'r.
EJThe above sale Is still further post.
poned until FRIDAY, the 5th day Of December
next, same hour and place.
dec d A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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dec Lat
BY BONTZ & COOMBS, Auctioneers.
EN&CELLENT AND WELL.KkPT House

BY BONTZ & COOMBS, Auctioneers.
LNACELLENT AND WELL-KkPT House.
IL Gold and Kitchen Furniture at Auction.
On FRIDAY, the 5th instant at 10 O'Clock m +,
we shall sell, In front Of our auction rooms, on
9TH street, near the Northern Market, the House
hold Furniture Of Mr. Il. 8. Nichols, who Is
about to leave the city, embracing In part, viz
large mahogany spring seat Sofa
ahogany spring seat Chairs
Marble-top and other Bureaus
Gilt Frame and other Looking Glasses
large walnut Jenny Lind Bedstesd
handsome Cottage Set
Cane and wood-seat Chairs
Morocco and Damask spring Lounges
HAIR and shuck Mattresses, BOlsters and Pillows
Excellent Radiator and other Stoves
Together with many other articles which we
deem unnecessary TO enumerate
Terms: All sums under 800 cash; over that
amount credit OF 80 and 90 days, for notes salts
factorily endorsed, bearing interest
BONTZ & COOMBS,
dec 3-ts INTEL Auctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-04
ByJAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
VJyRUsfEE'S SALE OF UABL

BY JAS. T.. McGUIkE, Auctloneer.
VJNRUsTEE'S SALE OF UABL z
Il Building Lots on Ninth street west, be-
tween and III streets north.-By virtue Of a
deed In trust. bearing date on the 23d day Of No.
vember, 1855, and recorded in Liber A. g..
No. 1O2, folios 443, ct seq, the subscriber will
sell at public sale on TUESDAY, the I'd day Of
December, 1856, at O'Clock p. m on the prem
tses, part Of Square No 375, In the city OF Wash
ington, fronting az feet 10 inches on Ninth street
west, between e and H streets north, by 10l feet
deep.
The above property is eligibly situated In the
vicinity Of the Patent Office, and In one Of the
most desirable parts Of the city for private resi-
dences, and will be sold a whole or In separate
lots, to suit purchasers, and offers very favora-
BILE opportunity to persons desiring to build or in
vest
Terms Of sale will be: One-third cash, and
the balance In six, twelve, and eighteen months,
for notes bearing interest from the day Of sale,
cured by deed Of trust upon the property; and II
not complied with in Ave days altar the sale the
property will be resold, upon one weeks notice,
at the risk and expense OF the defaulting pur-
chaser
Title made indsputable. All conveyances al
the expense Of the purchaser
CHAS WALLACE, Trustee.
nov 81 eo&ds JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct.
IL The above sale is postponed in conse-
quence Of the rain until F RlDAY, 5th December,
same hour and place.
CHAS. 8. WALLACE, Trustee.
dss ad&ds JAS. O. MCGUIRE, Auct'f.
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BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown
(WALL, Barnard Co., Washihgton)
On WEDNESDAY,, THE 10TH INST,
" at 10 O'Clock a. IN we will sell, at the resi-
dence OF Col. Roberts, on the Georgetown heights,
intersection Of High and Road streets, the entire
PARLoR FURNITURE.
Elegant Carved Rosewood Sofa
Rosewood Carved Reception Chairs
Set Rosewood Parlor Chairs
Rosewood Carved Gothic Chairs
Rosewood Marble-top and Inlaid Centre Tab'eJ
Do Tete-a.Tete Crimson Brccatelle
Velvet Tapestry, Carpet and Rug
Fine OH Paintings and Engravings
Rosewood Etegere, Chinese Teapov
Lace and Brocatelle Curtains, Lamps
Girandoles, Ornaments, &c.
RECEPTION ROOM.
Walnut and Plush Sofa
Walnut Centre Table. Marble Top do
Rout Tables, Gothic Carved Chairs
Brussels Carpet, Rug, Curtains, &c.
CHAMBERS.
Elegant Chinese richly Carved Rosewood Fed
Dressing Bureaus, Wardrobe, Stand, and Chairs
to match
Mahogany Inlaid Bedsteads
Bureau Wardrobe, and stand to suit
Inlaid and other Bedsteads
Best quality Feather Beds, Pillows, and Bolsters
Do Hair and Spring Mattresses
Mahogany Dressing, and other Bureaus
Wardrobss, Washstands, Chamber Chairs
DiuoeCs CoiPCto)
Curtains, Shades, and Ornaments
Toilet Sets, Rockers, Bsdsteads, &c.
ALSO
Bathroom Furniture complete
Bureaus, Stands, Bath Tubs, Chairs
Carpet, Oilcloth, &c.
DINING ROOM
Extension and Side Table
Stone China Dinner Set
China Tea Set, Plated Egg Boiler
Pitchers, Walters, Trays
Fine cut Wine Tumblers, and other Glass
Leather Covered Sofa, Carpet, Rug
Cane-Se Chairs, Curtains
Time Piece, Arm Chair, Mating
ALSO
Kitchen and other Stoves
Iron and Tin Ware, Wood Ware
Safe, Baskets, &c.
With other articles not herein mentioned
Terms: All sums Of and under $50 cash owe
that amount credit Of and 30 days for notes sat-
isfactorily endorsed bearing interest.
The House is for Rent Apply to A. Ryde
Esq, at Riggs Co s Banking House
dec BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Auct'rs.
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BUCk. BUCK: Buck! mot woolIy Hossl

BUCK! BUCK! BUCK! mot Woolly Hoss)
EN- ROUTE FOR WASHINGTON, u C.
THREE ENTIRE DEER, LARGEST EVER
Il received in Baltimore, shot with Virginia
rihes-nOt revOlreTs.
BEAR MEAT, HAMS, SHOULDERS,
SIDES, latest ever received from the Allegha-
MES.
Constantly receiving from the West, Ella Balt-
more and Ohio, Winchester and Potomac, Par
kersburg, Central Ohio Railroads, VENISON,
POULTRY, WILD GAME, key and roll BUT
TER, CAP HONEY, DRIED APPLES and
PEACHES, and country produce generally.
For sale by G.. G. O'NEIL,
Corner Howard and Pratt streets,
dec 3-1m Baltimore.
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have found them Of sllsyiny Bronchial
uon and In subduing produced by Colds and do
our clerical brethren real favor calling their attention
10 them."-Zion's Herald. I'VE commend them the
enton OF public speakers singers aud others who
troubled with affections of the TnrOatChrfsAu watch
man. FOR Coughs Asthma, 80, cheerfuy testi-
mOny from personal knowledge to their cacy-BaOus
Pictorial. They simple and elegant form for admin
terRg In combination several medicinal substances held
In general esteem among Physicians in the treatment of
Bronchial afections."-Dr q. =. BgslOw. Containing
opium deletsrious drugs these LOzenyes be used
freely b. public speakers and vocssis for clearing
giving strength 10 the voice Sold by all Druggists
OCT l5-u JAMES n. CALLAN. Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-04

PONCO'S FEMALE PILLS.-The combination OF Ingredi-
ents IN the Pills perfectly harmless Their efficacy and
merits based extensive practice of thirty
years; and where the directions have been strictly fol
lowed they have failed to all Irregularities,
relieve painful and difficult mensrustOn, particularly at
the change Of life They will the Whites and
all distractions arising from cold,
and may be used successfully Preventive. Call upon
the agent and get Circular for particulars free.
Price 81 box with full Sold Wholesale and
retail By CHAS. STOTT Druggist Pennsylvania avenue
SAMUEL B. WAITE SIS Seventh street. Washington, ID. c.
and r. D. I. CISSEL, Georgetown whom all orders
be sent and the Pills will be sent cOnhdentay by mail
ladies who enclose them dollar.
N B-See signature the box; to Is for