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Notice of Limited Partnership.

HE undersigned notice hat they have this day formed lin
p,rtnerslp AppIetoe Go place
business city of Baltimore, FIR the purpose of buying aud
selling s0cks drafts aud domestic exchange bonds
exchange business; William Appleton Henry w.
Howell reside In said city, general partners and Ge"ge
Rust resides 10 oudauu county Virsaa and special
contributed his u the the
partnership March, 1885, aud
=" " ~ ~ " WIN. STUART APPLETON
II w. no ELL,
Mar 25-dew GEORGE RUST, OF Virginia.
indicated the above
III notice. purchase Of
Stocks notes. siga and domestic exchange collection
bills loans bonds bills
business public securities exchange
mnHey We will city collections, receive depostes, pay
checks, and allow Interest standing accuuHts,
We services OF Mr. LAWRENCE r. BAYNE,
witrrs, Co., wasinstoa ID. CD
give his undivided general huaess Of
APPLETON b CO.,
sew ga Baltimore street.
CUMBERLAND CoAL.-The good article Of
for cash.
Also, oak and pine wood Of good quality.
THOMAS n. woRTHINoToN,
April s3-eoaw Cor i4th aud C streets, canal
lLNwICK French Engiish Female Seminary
n boarding papl situated is miles Baltimore and
Washington railroad and turnpike miles south Of The village OF
Laurs
A. Tyson respectfully inform teir patrons and
intention permanently their day school
In the Of their
Anwick will Monday, 5th May Every ia
oiy acquisition Of s French language aad mu
May by esr addressed the Laurel post Office,
Nd April l3-d3t& eodti5th May
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TREATIES ON ENaLIsH PUNCTUATION.

Designed fr letter writers, subcrs printers the
press and for the Of schools ana scsdemes with appen
Dir, containing rulcs the ~
n on preparing copy and on proof ssdng specimens pooE
sheets, &C. Fifth edition ny John WILSON, f6mo Price a.
exceedingly valuable book cory of should Ne AZ
ne service q every one ~ho directly Indirectly interested
we iarEs subject Of which M
press. ~ 49, = 80
h tile very exposition NJ IL couses,s ana reader Of
WI DC equally sufpsed and Instructed BY knowt
edee which im pernssi win impair = Ckrian Eromney. 1g
-, - = = hHf asS~s CROSBY, NICHOLS, O. CO.. Il tt+
nee '1--1awswa Ill washisessn street, Bdstoa
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CEoReE FOX has arrived % wii.sd'. Hotel ws.biasoa
VI In delay attending the orErpizson Of The House
the mbers % both branches m
NATIONAL without vostps their political pneP
settle upoH popular candidate for favor Mr. Fol- ~
capsc, tabor representing cntmerce has ever merseo,
nruhed unanimous suhfae
people faculty of uniting The dssnus
voices sson, aud nrrrsens them 10 cus
divided The House ~ Representatives has ten
esder Cor time, bot The representative OF fsh
always nrssnrcd TIE fashions In e prte hard Of sr
what The disorrsnxed of the repp.
sssemby are 70 The gsnus q the The one ~
the artist, th other suhdurd BY the eioqusnes
hat the lsuer assembly er
For the popular assembly Of fashion. We have thus AIR.
fucd parallel, parallels oniy closely certain
thence they dverfe. and hus " ith esders Of .hs
leaders NJ pocs, The speaker Of fashion fr such
de-fnse representative loss sos the nfan
the night ssi los for r,e ne
when be applies leader Ms cast swv
yer bis money Both are equally well and safety invested
Jan 2o--da - I'd 49, tBf7s#
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.


United States mail steamships leave New York
%0 for hspinwaf the 5th aud Doth OF each month,
NkInEE connecting with mail from Panama 10 San
Wx<txk668 Ffapcisco
ssasps Inspected approved the Navy
Department, and guaranty speed md safety
The Panama railroad az miles long, completed om ocean
and hours The baggage OF
checked New York through Francisco and
embarked esmpany'
The money paid In New York all Of The Trip
Reserve kept in New York. Panuma, and
Fan FraRcsco prevent Of accdent that
the IL endrey reliable.
Passengers the day they arrive hspn-
wa
Conductors through aud take charge OF
and children without other protectors.
through apply the Ia
West street., New York, l. W. RAYMOND.
Mays-du
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I OsoFELLOw's New Pssm.-Ths Song Of Hiawaths
IL by Henry Wadsworih LoRgfslow. Price si
Curioas and oher Funny People rs
Just Published and for sale al -
Novl5 Bookstore, sh II.
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spectneles.
COLD silver fine steel and plated spccaces asses sc
all focuses, with peocai pecopc and paraboa glasses
selecting rasscs
adapted 10 eyes Of wearers. 81 ..Z VI IL
3ai Penn. avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
Jan QB--u
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WAsRfnGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change OF Hours.
Ia EE2gSss 5sesSsa -

I'm and after Monday, the 2ad ins,ant the trains win leave
" Washington at and 81. .. M, and aHd ~, pm
On sun lay, At ~, p.
Leave Baltimore al ~ and ok m, and and 81, ..
T. H. PARsoNs, Agent.
April ae-df
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=. N. PRAISE.
DEpkRrnRrT % Starr,
Austin. TerAs. Fshr,

Edward Clark Secretary Of STATE or The State Of Tsr,, do
hs'ey certify tha, The foregoing eight pages sns-red
uas d correct copy the original emitted sAn
.n o. ING STATE @ TEXAS 70 An act 70 provide for payen
OF such creditors Of he ae republic
The act Of Congress Of nine sirisen hupdrcd ana
whcn was passed the second Thirty third
eighth, eighteen hundred and any .nys. " & z ~ '""
ny band and The seal Of the department Che day and
aSts EDWARD cLAsK,
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Circular.
Circular.
AsGscY OF FnsscH SPoLiATlos CLANS.
washipstou November ~, lass

OIFCuhhFs
AsEsoY or Fnsscm sroLIArIos cLInp.
Washngton, November VI iosA
IN many Inquiries addressed claimants against
the United saies Of sposons comrniiied me
French ratification Of the CONVENTION with France
ieO0viz July a. ieoiss of processing po
towards ob,snne redress deem INST na
jsdcisns 10 voluntarily submit
Claims would be mired up WIZ
ciams therefore not decided
or many years. other ohectiosbut 30 submit Urn
% Congress prefeips the senaiel e ususi manner he w.
coming the full that direct reha
win be provided for them through special board % eamge
tho Claims Couu sbai thea bo resolved on 10 the cay
thupa Congress will grant, that references Of hsss claims may
made 20 u BY direct legislative act. - s u -
The Adjustment Of these clsns would fully snd constantly
phscsy points ch board rsht and proper b. hs
/. Nov rj-dIw - ~. JAMES ~. cAUsTBM
The College OF -. james, Maryland.
HE pre'en, session begins Monday ID"
il March .s. ~. ae ~,
There esesate, preparatory, and comms'
studies $50 - II. #.ra
Feb l2-2aw4w .aI ..av ....
GEORGE WOODS NEW woRK.-Mosers Pagt@g
reaching Ceicsal CITY by Georse Wood, sntbof Of Pc"
scheimihi In amesica.n volumes. fnes u 70 -.
Leef. % ysa.s physician Just snsss upoa practice
Japan as, ~ Richard wnar.,h su'ho' Of as''r
c.,s srI's s,o's q Rspuse.n Equality S sydney s
o. 0s. gus#' t.e.gs87 .,TaI#a #4@.
'''P""'''' -'' ~ TAYLOR d MAURys
Nov as eTs .a .s. f.fHH "a Bcskstare, nh sueeL
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TO THE LADtEs.-Mr n L. HARPER, . Brcomheh 49,
Bnsian has received choice 90 hose 80
elegant enbrodered ball trrxses, 81 The latest Ps
which universally admired Newbort last season ~
No, fben she 70 supp the demand Ne takes ths
inform the ladies' thst he inst opennf fresh suppy ~
which whts very sppfopsfe for bridal costumes
slsa dresses csifrrr, e.pot~s collars, msscs, &C.
embpiaered black white lace, and WV
~ wfeaths 81 hewers leather fpssr hc s...
NJ BThs h The ony house In ths United sises wnefe"'
goods ohtsined. 8 rIat.ta""
Bosres, Ispusry ., 1855. 8giEE tFsEtsFH
Jan e-asw1w 56s$S asSaaIast Z. aH@ t.E
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GRESCH JUVENILE Bo0Ks.-a cIi-seicc,ed collection
French juvenile and prices aud
adapted ages them, beautifully
ond bookstore Of the undersigned imported BY himse
Dec II PRANcK TAYLOR
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20 das 81 alma bcn said wn be Ads5 NescAs
United States The release The Stale ofTex
noes hereby gwen said creditors that payment raa viii
Be made a e treasury Of the United States y msaas vsasa
drafts Of public dsposaiss ofe
United Of June, ie6 70 such ohe hold
o The genuine ee6caes osr evidences said debt In
eodance Of said wEo shall have assigned
their said cekcaso Other evidences Of said debt 90 the United
States IN the form 10 the United States
and the release In the form 20 The sae Texas and hed The
secrea Of The Tfessuy ~ days before the LEI
next bans required investigate this gessna
which purpose The departments advised
Texas viii send agent who knowledge Of The de %
created handwriting Of the officials whose signatures
them. II desirable thai all the certificates and
should be ed 20 days bse s is Of June and
will take neca thar all certificates and evidences
will be retained for examination and nyssga
shall be fully satisfied Of the genuneness
eeaealss and evidences Producsd The assignment and
and Acknowledged In the presence
Scssy the Treasury the chief clek thereof In
psear. pubc and be witnessed BY The Assistant Sec
Ieta chief ao,ary cesd by notary
nolarai when holders desire
gnmeni and the releases Of the City "
be done In The Of assistant collector
be Witnessed BY The collector and the public and
be certified by notary under his notaa seal and There
collector the the place where the party
ds the assignment and releases may be executed before
presence judge and thereof
by them, certified by the clerk
Office and the holder be Of the United States The assignment
and releases executed before United States aud
be witnessed and certified BY him under his consular seal Al
assignments aud also DECLARE
der oath before the notary clerk consult MS The may thai
the certificates other evidences
debt been assigned hem fde for col
and clerk consul include the fact
declaration In their certificate acknowledgment
dividend when allowed by the accounting officers
remted the parties accordance with their directions
drafts handed their regularly for
mission. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Form a.
Know persons by these presents has released,
hereby United from all further
liability claim certificate evidence vi deb.
for the Of Issued by late republic Of
Texas United
provisions entitled provide
such of republic Of Texas
d and dGy approved the 2sh day February and
Of the Of Texas, approved The LIST of February, 1855
As witness my hand and seal.
FrmR
Know all persons by these that has released,
OF r. from all further liability
payment Of certificate evidence Of debt
ber OF 8, issued by the late republic nj
Uni ed States accordance with the
enied provide
creditors fpubc Of Texas
Congress II sepmter nne eighteen hun
approved 2h day Of February 1855
approved the LIST Of February 1856.
As witness my hand and seal.
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svols.
The Purchase, Early Years In the Par VEST edition
Lily Novel I VOL aG
Works az Chas. Lamb. vvis.
Harpers' story Book. Vol T.
MEXICO and lie Religion; by n A. wilson. Illustrated
Border Bcaxss; by w. Gilmore simms. .- H.
smike; 30 Charles Dickens.
The Chia wife Charles Dickens,
Mysteries Of Cont Of the suar by William Harrison Aims
Nov ~ rRANcK TAYLOR
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GROCERtEs, WINES, LIaUOns, &c.-we beg leave %
call the attention Of friends and public stock
fresh groceries, consisting 0f--a
Fine green and black teas
Jaws, Rio and Laeuayra codses
Refined and brown
FaaHyy sup~rHne, and ertrn hour In bbIs. and bass
sag Cheese, lard, hams, and shoulders sE
ID Grain and ground sTfces Of every description - va
And syeU other wicie necessary 70 make mp complete
msnL sa0g .5a#. r. -. Ia
es b tri@ wines, hqusrs, and Cigars. .sf
Madeira sherry port champagne wines az yo,,e
bsards, and par very superior III MT
IL Fine hfandles, whskey, rims, hc. wond and glass
Tcesher with large stock o. Havana, German domestic
we win oasr The shove goods win many o,hsr scs. which 10,
shall receiving such prices IN n,
families . call supoypg ,b, an,.
4 THOMPSON, HAMILTON 4 Co, -
Octe--isw3wH ~ III Il
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Philadelphia, niagara. and Great Western Lime.
pAssESGERs eye the depot OF Philadelphia
lag Railroad Company broad and Vine sevtsl daily M
q. m.
rare " Snlcako
80.
NtAaNh W w
batSvas...ss D %
hocnert@f...... W
Sahandssgha.... W
W
Freight trains Philadelphia
troad and Cherry daily for Chicago
made which great despacs
JOHN TUCKER. President
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad co~pTy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-02-06

EQUESTRIAN STATUE OF JACKSON This
work, executed by our distinguished fellow
citizen, Clark Mills, for the city of New
Orleans, is to be inaugurated on Saturday
next, Feb 9th, with appropriate ceremonies.
The citizens of New Orleans have taken hold
of the matter with much spirit. and intend to
make great demonstration. The fremen
will turn out in their full strength, as well as
other bodies, civic and military. The Masonic
and Odd Fellows lodges will appear in full
rcgalia. Seats have been provided in the
square for two thousand ladies'
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PERSONAL

80. General HOrnsby, the second in com.
mand IN Walkers army in Nicaragua, is in
this city.
-. Professor Henryis severely handled in
the Wheeling Intelligencer for his attack on
Lieut. Maury.
'''' Sidney Smith one remarked that you
hnd people ready enough to do the Samaritan,
without the oil and two pence.
-. Uncle Cesar" servant of J. Smith.
OF North Carolina, died on the 9th, over one
hundred years old. He was familiar with the
men and incidents Of the revolution.
-. Henry COlburn, the London publisher
made fortune, and the best evidence of his
great business tact is thus briefly told nv n
biographer I" He was unriyaIed in the ART of
advertising his publications, and died worth
f35, 000."
80. Lieut.. C. Given, u. S. A., having shot
a deserter named Ford, near Fort Crawford,
Wisconsin, on November 10th, 1855, applied
for an inquiry in regard to the matter, and
accordingly q Court of Inquiry met at Fort
Crawford, December 26th, and, after investi.
eating the circumstances, declared that the
Lieutenant was fully justified in the act.
zee. Mr.. Macaulay has received check for
fl6, 900 for the copyright of the third and
fourth volumes of the History Of England.
This seems to negative the opinion that Pre-
walls in many quarters, that the Messrs Long
man publish Mr.. Mscaulay's works on com
mission, as Smith Il Elder publish Thack.
ersy's, and Bradbury d Evans, Dickens
works.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-02-06

boSo PUBLICO. Every mother should have box In tie
house handy In use of accidents to the children"
- REDDING'S RUSSIA SALvB.
boston remedy of thirty years standing and Is
oninshaed by physicians II Is and speedy
Burns fes Bo Corns Felons Chilbsins, and Old Sores
OF every knd Tor Fever Sores, Ulcers Itch, Scad Head
Nssse Hxsa, bnnons, Sore Nipples, recommended by
nurses hlIows Stiles, Testers, Flea Bites Spider Sngs
Frozen lambs Salt Rheum Scuryy sore ana crack al ios
sore Nose warts and Flesh wounds II is most valuable
eedy anu cure which can be testified
nave nsea u In the city OF Boston vicinity last
I years In no instance viii This Save injury
interfere with physicians prescriptions ia made from
he pnrest materials from recipe brought from Russaof
articles growing In that country-and
letters from all classes clsrgymen
nurses and others who have ana rsro
mend IL 70 others Readings salye IA nnt In
TN stamped on the cover with picture and
disabled soldier which picture IL engraved on che
wrapper. Price, IS Gents Box. ali the store, in
town or country, and may be ordered any Wholesale
hgton. ian q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-02-06

WANTED-W TED-WANTED-TO
w find persons In want Of the following ar
ticles:
French or German Looking Glasses
Portrait Picture Frames, round, oval or so uare
OH Paintings, large and small
Marble-top Bracket Tables, In bronze or gold.
All kinds Of Pictures framed, and any size
Looking Glasses, or other work In the gliding
line done to order with dispatch.
Also, lot Of Casi-iron Brackets, suitable for
shelving, &c, on hand. Terms moderate to suit
the times, for cash.
N. Bold Work Rcgilt, and Looking Glass
Plates inserted.
25S Penna. avenue, opposite Kirkwood House.
dec ID JOHN WAGNER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-02-06

trscve and beautiful specimens Phoogrsph,c art
now on exhibition at WHITEHURSTS GALLERY, are the
AMBROfYPES. They truly q beautiful Picture and
In respects Improvement the familiar Ds
guerreoypes The Gallery contains quite large collection
Of Photographs paper. Daguerreotypes United
States Supreme Court since 1880 members United
States courts President Pierce and Cabinet other
public visit 70 wBITEHURsTS GAL
LERY No 4a PonnsylV avenue, is we'll rou-
BILE and the time nov 2s-u
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NOT

fENHE UNDERSlGNEDHA HAVING SOLD OUT
u his stock Of Hats, Caps, Furs, &C.. with q
view OF engaging In larger business,) to Mr.. Is.
IL. Stineme,z, would respectfully recommend
him TO the patronage Of the public.
shall remain at the old stand for two weeks 10
settle up my business, and earnestly request all
those indebted 10 me to call and settle, as, after
that time all bills remaining unsettled Will be
placed in the hands OF a collector.
ian 29-2w JOHN i. EVANS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-02-06

baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Feb. 6.-The harbor is still
closed, but the weather is moderstiDg.
Flour is less & I'm, holders asking but IS l2i,
SIS only is offered.
Wheat is quiet; good to prime white 81 So
asl .95, good to prime red 81 75aSl so Corn
is quiet yellow and white, by measurement,
63a6Sc.
Provisions are dull and unchanged. Mess
pork sl7. Observation-Disclosures Ste, sides BIC,
hams l2al5c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-02-06

ClothiDs Emporium, Browns Hotel BuIIng resnectfuy
announce that their display Of FALL and WINTER CLIO
IHHd il now ready for insrection COMPRISING asaort
msnI OF CoAIs, IAIMAS, OVERSACkS, SURTOUTS
VESTS and PANTALOONs OF the newest and richest de-
signs 10 material, trimming and workmanship To gentle
men Who study excellence with economy fasop able
ucies OF dress opportunity offered for
from Of the active Goods In this city At
reduced prices nov -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-02-06
New York Markets

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-Flour is quiet sales
of 1900 bills; straight State at 81 .62t, good
Ohio IS 81, Southern s. 81.
Wheat is inactive and quotations are nomi-
nal; Southern red 81 20. Corn is improving;
sales of 25 600 bushels-Western mixed at S5c.
Pork is frmer; sales of 400 bbls mess at
SIC. Beef is dull and unchanged. Lard is
firm; sales of 800 bbls at l0sc
Whisky declined; sales of 800 bbls. Ohio at
33ic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-02-06
Disastrous Fire in Philadelphis.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 6.-The wooden aud
carpet factory Of Joseph Carside, in Hsydock
street, was totally destroyed by Are early this
morning. The loss is stated at $50, 900, with
triAing insurance. A small portion Of the
stock was saved. Ore hundred and City per.
sons were thrown out Of employment
-Four frame dwellings were also consumed,
and several families rendered houseless.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-02-06
III Hostetter,s Bi,tcr.-Fr.ndV

again call attention TO tine celebrated article called DR.
HOSTETTERS STOMACH BiTTERS Since thess Bitters
have for iheir medical virtues In all Dyspepsia Fla
tuency Constipation General Debility become 90 popu-
lar ard la such general many unprncpIed men have
NJ Ell the bottles with some vile preparation palmed il
on Tor the genuine while others putting up article
Represented to BIS the same but advise all acQuaiuted
Win HnSteeTs Bitta-s other
eut respectable aealer JAS " CALLAS Agent for this
city. tsb T..
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BY JAS. e. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
GPLENDID CNLLECTION ANCIENT

- and Modern Paintings.-On Til thursday
AFTERNOON, February 9TH, at 4 O'Clock, al
the Saloon over Farnham's bookstore, corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street, we shall
sell splendid collection of Oil Paintings, by an
Client and Modem masters: Of the former we name
Salvador Rosa, Both, Puissn, Bolkman, Caypel,
Bold, Hutenburg, and many others of the latter
latter We name Cole, Willies, Searby, Cooper,
Ansdale, Lewis, Boyle, Richardson, &c.
The above are from a collection Of Ii. N Bar
low, Esq of Philadelphia, and are really fine
specimens CT art.
The saloon will be open and the pictures on
free exhibition daily until the sale.
Catalogues may be had at the Auction Rooms
or at the Saloon.
Terms $50 and under cash over that sum a
credit OF 60 and 80 days, for satisfactorily en-
dorsed notes, bearing interest
feb 4-d J. G. MCGUIRE, Auct'r.
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Stock Markets,

NEW YORK, Feb. Stocks are dull; Chi
cago and Rock Island railroad S93; CumbeI-
land Coal Company 23!; Illinois Central 60,
Southern Michigan 9li; Reading sat Vir-
GINA 6 5 9i.; Missouri 6's S5i.
Sterling exchange is firm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-02-06
IL HosfIand,s eermaa Bit,cr,, ar.,,,.d

eoIu by Ur IacksOn the German Store no
HIch street Philadelphia, daily increase their weIde
served celebrity for the of all Diseases arising
ransement of the liver These Bters
Dressing TO the afflicted who show gratitude by the
most natterng testimonials. This
lot tsei name that competitors, however willy their
or seductive their promises, cannot reach.
have been derived from will ever maintain Its nos
ton. Bee advertisement. dsc ~ I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-02-06

IROCHES differ materially from Cough In ordi-
nary use Containing no opium deeteriOus drug, they
can De used freely By VOcsi a1d Speakers
h'ssehe's ana clearing the voice. BY allowing LOzenge
70 d-so'e gradually in the mouth the soothing effect
Bronchial organs allevates Coughs Colds Asthma or any
Irritation cfths throat.
pear slri-10uT "BRoACEIAL TROCHEs" O IN A
simple and elegant form for administering combination
several medical substance held general esteem among
Physicians In the treatment of Bronchial affections
Very respectfully, GLO y. RIaEIow NJ d.
ArHEhrnN I. brown, ESQ, AZ Washing ton street.
sold In Washington by JAMES y. CALLAE aud by Drug
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-02-06
IL d Sanford's Invigorator is a mild

s1sll'e torN and stimuant and IL recommended
pubic relying upon tie intrinsic
lowing cenpl4ins All Bilious Derangements sick Head
acne Dyspepsia Habitusl CosNveness Chronic Darrhs
Co Pain In the Stomach and Bowels General Debility
Female Weakness, &c. ''
For sale by druggists generally and by ID GILMAN 4es
fa avenue also, by JOHN SCHWARTZ, $50 Pa ayonue
sud by q NJ LlNfHlCUM corner Bridge High streets
Georgetown, D. g. t,n \,