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Rr,nAIysrps of the Sfsescenth Ward viii fzee.
THIS VVYF mo GHo CosRAD's dsv corner 6z@rt at
oery ~ those dy 10 tho cause are particusfy re-
anes.,to stepd a. of importance will be brought
Tsoe.tss eetins RD. DAYTON Chairman.
(jeo T. GKEGoRY, Secretary
Rofsse.-Tbe Bemburs e Expire Lodge No. s. l. o. OF
n an requested the Lodge Room en- hIDAf,
tk56th o'clock 70 pay their .s trsste OF re-
WV - ~ AU0. SCHEHCK, NJ @.
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Horace Waters, No. 3s3 broadway, As

sae The beet Boston kew.York PIAN08 and MELO-
Icons NJ Publisher Of the Horace Waters popular Caa
ione n, Music wishing Of his time 10 the
Piso Meodcon and Pub.h,ns nnsss has rented the front
part of s store 70 o. h. DEM JkEsT who will continue the
city sale " SHEET MUSIC. NJ. W. continues PabshipE
piece of Nose every week ss ususi vey large as
Deeers Tesehers and Schools All orders from the
country sent 20 HORACE WATERS will be promphy at.
feud~d, Music mail FREQ Of Pianos and
keodeoDs and allowed purchases for sale on
noDI by payments
WakeGeld.-The members Of the Association are hereby
roe Thai ibe LOTS Of soe membss who have pad up
by ~ be SOLD at the sale Of The surp us bo,
which wi tab @ n the i6'h of this month
CORN'S A. COOPER Purchasing Trustee
Wilson'S Business Directory for 1867 Is nov IN
ad will shortly be publshed fnce - cents ire
Al, Directories offered 10 them
ore ng Fubanon Ce,e No SO broadway. cornos
white 81.
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Il OOK OUT for the First No. of Vol. 2 OF
IL FRANK LEsLiEs ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER
rs6y TOMORROW MORNING at all News Depots Tn"
psrer contains gnifcen engraving OF the GREAT DEMO
Cratic CONVENTION AT CINCINNATI, from . Sketch
bv our own Artist No paper has been issued n hi
conn,,v which can at ALL compare with this number
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

l.. s1arwrLG n; 4 Q AND I rosir1Srl4 q LAST I
PLAN FORTE sOIREE.
Madame ANNA s,i''fds De la l. GRANGE,
's'' st4RssP Hsssiss He.sSAs Jun. 1885,
TioxErs, OsE DoLLAn ..,
out san. ehs. %M H.Ii4 soss 80
{. BRE6sING's M,se Store No. 7ol BrO.d~'y' and II
n B.Ds.e :%.l bin. and daily paper. of the 7.A inst
r pEEovss ILL.,. e 4 ,HErraF, R
aoxA nosRA1 1xxb ssI1rr.
YAvo R1rR YARcE.
WALLACX~ X~THEATER.-BoIesa and Parquet
w cents. Family Circle Is cent. Stalls 81, Prys,.
ssas: :: - s! s'i' $ ss ss BENEFIT
NJ Ss. ". s;sssss% Ssss::;
yerry...........Mr. Holland Po,iy.........Ms Cannon
BROADWAY THEATER-E. A. MARSHALL,
ID Sole Les'eeBo1.' and P.Iqset 80 cent. Family Circle
oPs, g @ Gsss.TTHIs S,7IyT EVENING"
ypsn.... .MI Msreu. Elmore Antonio. .....m, WHITING
rAR aq 4SRsFFikE oissF &c osrE Magic
Crack. Mr. W. A. Chapman Peggy Miss J. M.nne'
laura KEENE's VARIETIES
-fHis EvEsiNo viii Be presented Dtsm.tl1ed Provsrb
'' RI TAKES TWO TO MAKE A BARGAIN
sa1.:.a MI ::s ~ zsSi MN
Armand JoEGs. Camille o'sis %. a: ss,S1sS: Kss9:
NATIONAL THEATER-A. H. PURDY. Man.
.s.r and ProPstor Gi1s: e es5: Pit IN o'Oi
o''"'''' '' X.I1D.IN THE LAMP.
Aladdin Miss Hathaway Ka'rae Nd: ..;:,': Fox
f''''''' D'n'e FRsKY C6sBIER "'''''
Jack faisH fof k%Is Miss a'nn''' Lang
Csthuin. .........J. II. Allen Evs...Mn r. d. Nchos
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS Of the Grand National : 800
fesl giss Rs fas or
sIef ,tb Of the Company. AFTERNOON at g. DUMs MAN
OF MANCHESTER TWO LIVING sEA-TlGERS, the
SMALLEST WOMAN alive and ore OF Or kanes DOGS are
now here Admance, 25 cents; Children under ten, l24c
ROOT's GALLERY, Ne. 1863 Broadway; contains
lea proof the Pictures and thea Rooms
easy Of access.
old FOLKS CONCERT-Noticed for THIS
" friday EVENING, at the Tabernacle, is POSTPONED
until further notice.
CEO. CHRISTY and WOODS MINSTRELS:
N No ~ Broadway, above Howsrdst Open EVERY
henry WOOD: ::.............B Business Msnaesr
GEOkGE CHRIsIY... Stage Manager
Doors open at 6ii commence at u o'clock.
T,HE CRYSTAL PALACE.-Ths beautiful
building contains various objects Of nterest-Aneient
able sTATUARY, beside Agricultural Impsmsn" and Ma
chinery 1t ~il remain until further notice
Mem publifations.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

TT'HE GREAT DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
Il at ClNCINNATI n ms bi6cen,ls Illusrsted Ia FRANK
LEsLiE's ILLUSTRATED PAPER. No. n, ready To
hOkRO y MORNING at all News Depoia This aunber
the volume Nov s the time TO 'ubser5e TO
this great National Psper Secure this numoer aad judge Of s
merits
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06


A MERICAN LITERARY JOURNAL.
THE GRIT T. u . N.
The perns In this country OF able
aid Crti-al J0urna much To he
Of of 10 bu,
literature ossrvsfion Of he
usruer tu which THE CRITERION has been thus far
due ed unite to the favorable consdsra
tiop Il pubhc
FRANcIs l.. HAWKS PLNy Mills.
THtM.sDE WIT JoEs w.
LurHER BRsDIsH. GEo II MOORE
y A. DUycENcK. RsPHsLL, Dr.
!. S.HAsTIScs GRANT. p CH,PfS
J. a. IocsvlLL Gao. L. DUYcEIScK
n. T TUcxEsMAS
CONTENTS yxxr, JVNE7
REyIFWS-Nu and Wi,dcm Of SydDey Sm 'th Life Of Dr.
Jud,on untsin Historian; Mezi rs homere Baitfsj
A DeitDs. OF the Au.resn liey; Poem. By a,eh.ti
Cheueux Frer eh; The Great West Sasf The Social,
yss,sl morton; The Art Of Perfumerj rh' Christian
Virtues ,,rr,,
BOOK NOTICES. EDITORIALS, LITERARY ivrEdLI- y.
GFkCEa,d GOSSIP. MUSIC DRAMA. FINE Ants:
MlsCELLAEEA, NOTES AND QUERIES, Ne"
PUBLICATIONS
For sale at b. News Agents No - Wiamst. Nos sss sld
les Nassut Nc, g22 s4 525 6g7 69s sl9 aud aj Broad
wy; sh. Co No Vese,-st Met Postohhce sioe
Bou.e s,h. II Roberts, No. "a Graad-s D.,e' Bro,
NJ. IA Ann-st aid by the principal BfooslJn Ne~' Agsn'
Six eopyi $Sr snnan sPeci men copies 'ent oy
nail Oh sppiicsfou 10 the Publiher.
C9ARLkS R. RoDs, No. 1l5 Nss'sl-'t, " Y
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

EORSTER on CONSUMPTION, &c-Just
u published so pages Prics one Dme CoNso MpI.oS ITO.
And SCROFULA; popular Treatise the recent moosn
relative their nature and certain cure
ByJ J. FORSTER, NJ ID. In every portion OF the learned
hook .ornd and medical know
Ida and not unlikely that considerable rev
ntu IN e treatment Consumption and Scrofuia VIII Do
eaeed by its publication. Every family should be In posses
,hs valuable WORK whh By is ei5sns sssspSes % I
sae accessible TO every one. BY kOsS foCSh NO io
Nssssu Wholesale Asents For sale at all booAsofes OF
will ke msied Oh receipt Of Ten Cents tPostp pabp, oy
FRIEDMAN Co. No. l5s Grsndst NeS.fork TO any part
of The
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
Mem Publications.

TF,HE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
l. ut CINCINNATI is
MAGYIFIcENTLY ILLUSTRATED
In qO-MORROw'S fSsturdsy) issue Of
FRANK LEsLiE'S ILLUSTRATED PAPER
The beautiful Pspsr printed In America Price ~
cspts ROSS TOUSEY, Agents,
No. 103 NassauF.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

Aid the X aneas Suffercrs.-THE NEW. YORK
STATE KANSAS LEAGUE, OTsahis'd August, lS5i, at
pnbc IN this city has sent several settlers 10
ntefseLce and moral worth will compare fsv
o.b, b lie BE- n In every
the, their receiving ooy from the
Of the count safe, cheap and
speedy passage and letters to agents the route and N he
Teuof, BY letters from Kauses learn that owing
10 N from Misso fro Government
friends there suffering for the neoessares
of o. Wi 70 THIS call for subsann
AID and enthusiastic meeting held In Apn last at
the Tabernacle committee appointed TO receive oontnhu
fons the relief of KsDsss SUITE aud as doubtless th5re
msny ds.ous Of contributing fol- 'fofua on viii be given
by ling op the Predest Gene Suporn epden OF the
N.w Yors Kansas Lesgne No 229 Broaoway, Office No 25
and contribution received by the Committee:
The Hon. JOHN A. KING,
The Hon VIM JAY
SETH y. HUNT esq, No. 1f5 Broadway,
SIMEON DRAPER, esq, cr Pine aDd william sts
THEODORE DWIGHT,
President N. Y. State KsnsAs League.
GEo. WALTER, General Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

OytIcI OF TRow's NEw.YoRx CIrs DpEcToRY,}
COMPILE gp H. WILSON.
SO Broadway. June 6, 1885.
Tho fitx Dfrrrtory will publghed sune 6,h- VIII
SONS BUSINESS DIRECTORY and rdL COPARTNER-
SHIP DIREC TORY ,~i be published shortly AFTER.
works hsye compiled with great care end we
trust will found superior 70 former pcblcstion
,ystem tastng subcrptions heretofore praetee1
hos proved public that have taken no sub
'hp"0n' " '""'' y wv JOHN r. rROw, Publisher.
The Patterson und New.York Plank. Road, ex-
ADdmR Hebcken Paterson, Just completed VIII DC
open the Of the pubic, On THURSDAY rn
dA, and Saturday, the 5tb. 9th. and Th OF June.
Those who Of beautiful scenery and quiet de, are
invited to vet IT,
First Cargo from JapaB.-Nov exhibit q. most
nDasi i6cent collection of FANCY and ORNAMENTAL
imported into this country The goods were ali
ptseursd by the japanese and are be.otfnl noyeae.
The SOLD by AUCpiON June and TO- The
ladies are il vited 70 call and examine Hcrn.
LEAVITc, DELIS SER CO.,
Nos SIT and 379 Broadway, corner Of Whitest
strawberrfes Strawberries, or any other Front % or
Vegetable perfectly fresh stats by the
u.s. of sPR ATT SPATENr SELFSEALING CANS
Now buy il stock in order to be ready for the
Strawosuy season.
liver, Can is wsrranted to f1ly the purpose.
Ful directions given with Cans For sale by the Pro-
prietors, willie rnoVooi, ro. o-l - o~
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

CUMNER's SPEECH, SC. Miss ELOISE
~ BRIDGES and 3. BROWN will sve DRAMATIC
snd POETIC BEADING, at the KU roERS fEMALE IN
sTITUTE, THIS (FIday) EVENtNG June 9, ct 9 ocloct
Tickets 2, eep Mex, week a, The same places as hs -sss
HALL sesotions from speeches Of CLAY, WEBSTER, &C.
sl.o from the late Speech Of Mr. SUMNER.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

T OOK OUT for the First No. of Vol. OF
IL FRANK LEsLIt's ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER,
t,.dy TOMORROW MORNING st all News Depot' THIS
,,,e, eo, aims ms craving Of the GREAT DEMO
CRATIC CONVENTION AT CINCINEATrI from saeteh
b, our own Artist No paper has ever been issued In this
coun,x "a bcb ca at ALL compare with tbs number.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

BOOKSELLERS and NEWS VENDERS
ID AGENCY We are Agents h all ths lesdns NJ vs.
PAPERS (Dsily and weeiyl and MAGAZINES Of tie day
We forward large sus quantities 70 Al parts Of ths Unoa
and Csusda. sAvaIee CT sthsr dealers We turnisA all tbs
NEW BOOKS, ke lower r.tes- We bag cheap an sSi
A.sp Prices furnished on sr7cson Refer al the leading
Pubi.Asss IN tie eRy ROSS roUsEY. No rs Nassau 81
HIST PVBIISHED-RERoRS IN SPEAK
u ING ANO WRITIs sG CORggcrED-A Book ~asa
rUips out InPro2,seiss 10 Speaking sd VIZ,
Correcting than for sse ot
SrpISGER TOWNSEND. Nc. ~ BTcSdssy, aad O. ell
n scssh.e Beekserea Puse 10 centA
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06
foet ano fonna.

OST-On the 5ih Of June. pair Of GOLD
Hou,e No. lso Hassaust ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-06

VINHE GREAT DEMOCRA tIC CONVENTION
Il at CINCINNATI "a mssnihc-uty illustrated N tRANA
LEsLIE's ILLUSTRATED PAPER, So q, ready TO
MORROW MORNING ~ all News DePo,s- Tas nan'sE
conner -sbscrlbe
sss, Naons Paper Secure ta uuaeet All Jsise Of '
merits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-11

ANCESTRY OF WASHINGTON The fame of
Washington, Ito use the smile of a Western
writer is not the phosphoric ray which CLEANS
from amid the tombs of buried ancestry, but
every American must feel an interest in trac-
ing the ancestry Of him who was /" frat in
war, fret in peace, and first in the hearts Of
his countrymen Irving traces the family
from one of the Norman invaders Of England
down to John and Andrew Washington, who
emigrated to Virginia. John, it is known re-.
sided in Sedbergh, in the West Riding of
Yorkshire, and we find in the Philadelphia
Sunday Mercury the following memorandum
by a sexton of that locality:
{" have taken all the names of the w ash =
ington family that can be made out, as the
stones are much defaced. They are copied
from gravestones in St. Andrew churchyard,
Sedbergh, in the West Riding of the county Of
York, and are as follows:
"SimOn Washington, died IL October, 1888,
aged So years.
James, son of Henry and Agnes Washing
ton, died 10 March, 1719, aged IL weeks.
Margaret, wife of Simon, died IL Oot.,
1850, aged SS years.
"Isabel, daughter Of Henry and Agnes
W Washington, died December, 1776, aged %
years.
"There are other names, which cannot be
made out, as the stones are quite rotten and
defaced. As nearly as can decipher them,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-11
AUCTION SALES.
b JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctio,

JAS. G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
(NOSlNG.OUr SALE OF MEsSRS.
yenn, Brother 4 Go On THURSDAY
ana FRIDAY, March 18th and 13th, commencing
each Gay at 10 O'Clock, we shall close out the re-
mslnoer OF the extensive stock Of Furniture and
n noue furnishing Goods, at the establishment Of
Dom, Brother Co
., we name In part as unsold-
Wo Isfge and ele ant gilt. frame Mirrors
SeTerdi handsome walnut carved Sofas covered
with brocstelle
Arm and parlor Chairs TO matoh
walnut and oak Escretoires fancy Chair.
splendid solid walnut Chamber Spite rn.6s IN
order In Baltimore '''"N' "
Marble top Centre and Side Tables Rocn.,s
superior spring seat Lounges, Ottomans
Walnut and Cherry Cottage Bedsteads
Bureaus, Washstands, Tables, Chair.
Spring Mattresses, superior Feathers
Children's Carriages
Bird Cages Hall Lanterns
Britannia, Block Tin and Japanned Ware
Beautiful French China and Granite To,ls, Set.
Walters, China and Glassware
Clocks, Toilet Glasses, Water Coolers &C
At IL O'Clock M. on THURSDAY, we shall
cell
The superior Glass Cases
Shelving and Store Fixtures generally
Also, an excellent Iron Safe Once DESKS, &C.
Terms $50 and under cash over $50 ard un.
der 500 a credit Of 3, 4, and months; over el0l
credit Of 2, 4, g. g, 10, and IL months, for note.
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
J c. MCGUIRE, Auct.
III Purchasers at former sales are requested
to call Tor their goods previous to the above sale
mar I'D
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Dfs. Hunter 4 williams,
Physicians for Diseases Of the Lungs
Office 50 North Charles street. Bait.


DR. Hunter has great pleasure in announcing
that DR.. John B. Williams will henceforth be
associated with him in the Baltimore practice
DR.. Williams has enjoyed in London and Paris
long and great experience in the diagnosis
and treatment of pulmonary diseases, and for
some years has been connected with DIR. Hun
ter's Office in New York.
The practice of Drs. Hunter Williams is
confined exclusively to the treatment of chron-
ic diseases of the throat and lungs by Medica-
ted Inhalation, and the success that has at
tended their labors is sufficiently we'll known.
1t has demonstrated not only that Bronchiti Z,
Asthma, Catarrh and Granular Sore Throat
may be permanently cured, but that Con-
sumption in all its stages is a durable disease,
and that the direct application of remedies,
by means of inhalation, to the seat Of the
malady, instead of giving them by the
stomach, always over-taxed and delicate in
these Diseases must herafter be regarded by
the profession as the only rational and scien-
tifc mode of treatment.
Parties unable to visit the city may be
treated by espondence-medicines inha-
ling instrument, &C., being sent to them by
express. In order to obtain proper state
ment of such cases, a form Of questions has
been prepared, which will be forwarded by
letter.
DR.. Hunter or Dr. Williams will be in
Washington on Wednesday, the 18th March,
and may be Consulted by patients residing in
that city and Georgetown.
Office 260 Pennsylvania avenue, over Mrs.
Voss's Jewelry Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-11
DIED.,

In Georgetown, on the 10th instant, Of consump.
ton, Mrs. MARTHA ELLEN HU fCHINS,
youngest daughter Of Thos. Byrne, aged % years,
2 months and Ia days
The friends and aequaintances Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral on TO-.
morrow "wednesday at 10 o'clock, ON her ia @.
theirs residence, Washin ston street, Georgetown,
ID. q
On the ED ult at Columbia, Texas, Doctor
MASON l.. WEEMS, son Of the late Rev ason
l.. Weems, who, although Of the Established
Church Of England, reared an interesting family
at Dumfries, Virginia, with all the liberalzed
views Of republican institutions
DR.. Weems was resident physician Of this
city, and, although young, was well known and
highly esteemed in his professional and social
character. He emigrated to Texas with his fam.
lily, In 1898, for the benert Of his health since
which period he acquired a high rank in his pro-
fession, and commanding reputation as gem
tleman In all the social relations Of life He
died calmly, and at peace with his God, sur
rounded by his beloved wife and children, do.
mestcs and friends
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-11
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, March IL Flour was held
higher at the opening, but closed firm at yes
terday's rates. Howard street and City Mills
ST Is. Ohio is held at the same rate.
Wheat is unchanged, and receipts are light.
good to prime reds 81 .60asl s.; fair to prime
white ii IS aSl Is. Corn has advanced; vel
low and white 58a60c.
Provisions are more active, but prices are
generally unchanged. Mess Pork SIC l2.s
Sl6.25. There is some movements in bulk
meats, bulk shoulders at &c; hams 9a9ic
Bacon-sales are small shoulders Sfasfc
sides at s.c.; hams 1lsl2t. Lard-western in
bbls. l0ic.; kegs l0i.
Whisky is 6rmer; sales of city and Penn
salvania 27a27tc Ohio 2sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-11

y The new British loan had all been taken
by ROthschild at 90.
Paris editors have been ordered to write
no more respecting peace or war while the
Conference sits.
S Kisses are rather high at Vinegar Hill,
III. A justice there charged John w alter:
$50 for kissing lady twice.
- Mr.. o W. Clafin, of Hopkinton,
slaughtered on Friday, Feb. %, a hog raised
and fsttened by him, which was twenty
months old, and weighed 7O7 pounds.
g A wild duck, weighing two and half
pounds, dashed himself through the thick
glass of the Sandy Point Light, on Prudence
Island, on Saturday night last, and furnished
the keeper with a fine Sunday dinner
SThe official accounts Of the trade and
navigation Of Britain for the year 1855 have
been published, and show q satisfactory result.
The exports amounted in value to f87, 1854 ,656:
the value in 1854 having been f97, 1874. 1925 !;
and in 1883, f9S, 1888, 7Sl sterling
vAn official return of the Spanish debt
has just been published in Madrid The total
amount Of indie btedness is Is, $50 466, 10 real,
Among the items lie one of /" inscriptions in
favor Of the United States, 1000, 900 reals ("
The total sum Of redeemable debt purchased
from 1851 to the end Of June, 1855, was S34.
S35 27l reals, and cost the state 81, lO3 I34
reals
BOLD ROBIERY.-At Leonardtown, Nd, on
Tuesday evening last, a stOrekeeper, named
Tubman, while locking his store door, was
knocked down, by some person, who struck
him such q desperate blow on the head with
club, as TO lay him senseless. He was then
robbed Of pocket book containing five hun
dred dollars. The perpstratOr Ct this outrage
escaped. Mr.. Tubman was very dangerously
wounded.
BAD Prospects FOR PEAcHEs.--According
TO the Chicago Tribune, nearly all the peach
and other tender trees that were planted last
year in the northern part of Illinois, are fro
Zen to death, particularly those that stand in
under drained ground In Ohio, also, it is
generally conceded that the buds of peaches,
apricots, some early pears, and some OF the
most tender apples, are killed or badly in
jured upon all clay lands,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-11
By JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
SALE az tNpRoy


Il Property.-0n THURSDAY afternoon
March 9Th, at O'Clock, on the PREMISE, by viz
tue II deed Of trust, dated May sth, 1854, and
recorded In Liber, A. 3, No 20, folio 292, &C
one OF the land records for Warrington county
the subscriber will sell all those paris OF Lots OF
ground In the city Of Washington, d. c being
parts OF Lots numbered l, and 3, according 10
Davidson's subdivision Of Square no 3o7, and
which are contained In the following metes and
oounds-that Is to say, beginning for the same az
the portheast corner OF Lot numbered one In said
square, and thence running west q feet inches,
thence south 70 feet, thence east n feet inches
thence north 70 feet to the place Of beginning
Win the Improvements, consisting Of two frame
tenements.
The above property Is situated on Ninth street
west between north Y and o streets
Terms: One-fourth cash; the residue in o, IL
and Is months, with interest," 10 be secured to the
abstraction of the Tru tee
N. CALLAN, Trustee
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
LED 2o-eodds Auctioneef
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-11
IL Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis John

I. BROWN SON:-9entemsn: A knowledge of the
which various articles OF the Nsteris Medioa
lined by TO form the BRONCHIAL TaoC1ks' led
three four since adopt their The
been such TO induce continue the practice
isvDg them CT benefit In affections Of the Bron
chisl organs. Yours etc. J. p. W. LANE NJ d.
Boston, September l, ls51
Persons requiring really good and long tried article and
that be depended secusl Cough LoEenge
and hsng made from the purest materials will hId Browns
BRONCHIAL TROCHES to be what they represented.
Put boxes aud sold at Is Druggss gen
orally throughout the United states and Cansda BARNES
4 PARIS, j. MILHAU, New YORK, Agents. For sale IN
Philadelphia by i. BROWN New Orleans J. SYMES Chi
cago, J. II. BEED CO.; Washington, J. n, CALLAN
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