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WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.


fRorssoR "osD-Desr SIR Having had the
lose the best pOi ton of hair the yellow
FEVER In New Orleans la l55S indncrd
OF your preparation aud found answer the very
thing n7-i-d Ny hair Is thick gIozsy and no
words can express obligations you in xiv ng 10 the
l'tsh -nch tta-uTs FINLEY JOHNSON.
Tue undersigned Rev J. X. BrSgs minister in regular
standing and pastor oi the Orthodox Church
Mass He Is gentleman of great influence and
oeio'ea- WIN. DYER.
o. -, bkoosFIELD, January Ia lSSs.
fso5H.s"s woon-Desr SIR Having mad. trial OF your
mar Restorative u Sive- me peAsuTe SAY that A..
hss been excellent IN removing Elimination and
constant tendency IN itching which 4 b.y. be,n
troubled from Childhood; and has also restored IN hair
which MAS bcomins to its original color have
profit Yours truly y RRaaa
The Restorative is put UP in bottle on offs a,x.,
VIZ: Large, medium, and small the small holds y
pint, and retaiis for 81 per bottle; the medium
nolds least twenty per cent. more in proportion
tnan the smal retas for 81 per bottle the large
retail. for Is. - '''''''ioH A''1
New York, Tin the great N. Y Wire khiiinr Estab
ishmsnt, and IA Market ST., St. Louis, Mo.
r. hnd sold by 81 good Druggists and Fancy 6 God.
NSNole. IN 17-Sm
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EVENING STAR.
EVENING MusiNGs.

BIT n. z. WOODBURY..
IT'S the golden hour of sunset,
And quiet Ellis the arr,
Like the silence of chapel
At the solemn hour Of prayer.
sit At ny open easement
Watching the God Of day,
As 10 his purple chambers
he peacefully SINKS away, -
Leaving on all the LANDSCAPE
Hues Of crimson and gold.
hlohcr than fancy did ever
10 the artists mind unfold;
TingIng the brown of autumn
With a melancholy hight,
Giving q sou-felt beauty
To the fast approaching night.
And recall bright visions
of that long vanished time,
When all my aspirations
Were noble, grand, and sublime.
OF the friends so dearly cherished
When llfe and hope were young,
Ire sorrow's gloomy mantle
was DER my spirit flung.
of the joys that have departed,
Like q soul inspiring dream,
When all Its ferns OF beauty
MOST charming and llfe-lIke seem.
Thus at eve. fond fancy brings me
sweet memories of that past,
Whlch only sped SO swiftly
Since II was too bright to last.
Yet, say not the world is chesrless,
That burden of unrest"
Must ever lind its dwelling
Within the human breast.
For If We learn its lessons
of wisdom and love Alright,
We shall lind In al its phases
That this world 10 fair and bright.
The school In whish our spirits
Are trained BY beauty and love,
For more enduring pleasures
In their brighter home ABOVE.
Y ashIngton, October Is, 1853.
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n THE GREAT WONDER
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

Says the st. Louis MOI Democrat: Below We
publish letter to DIR. Wood, of this city, from
gentleman In Maine, which speaks glowingly Of the
superior merits Of his hair tonic Such evidence
must have Its en- cot, when coming from a reliable
source III certificates gu grantees of truth the
DIR. needs no encomIums, nor useless putiery from
the press:
BATE Maine. January 20, 1855
PRorEssoR o. J. WOOD Co-Geutlemen: Having my at
tention called few months since highly beneficial
effects OF Hair Restorative 70 make .p
icatiOn OF II upon my hair which had become quite
gray probably Ouehird white; wbisksrs
character some three months bottle of
your Hair Restorative and Used It. found Il was
proving what had wished | used twice a week
have since procured aDoter bottle which have used
certify world that the gray or white
hair has totally disappeared both head and
my hair has resumed its natural color believe
son and glossy than has been before
am sixty old good wife At the are Of dfy
has used u with sam effect.
The above notice you for your yau.bIs dis
oovery am assured that whoever rightly use a. Der
oirectOns VIII not have occasion contradict my
ments Am citizen Of this city resident ere for the
Last nf-en years and every one he
ana ADJACENT towns Any Of above
with my name attached, Is wish to pre-
serve the beauties Of nature others myself
AN. trnly yours, 4. O. RAYMOND.
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INKS! TRUNKSm TRUNKSM


n + A p OR G A 8 H.
From the Philade hia AID Ne,r York Auctions.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Ladies' Rich Bayadere Stripe, Plaid, and Plain
Silks,
Rich Poults de Cheveres and Travers Cloth,
Robe Aquille Delaines,
Satin striped Robes,
Rich figured and plain all wool Delaines,
Scarlet. blue, pink, and crimson Opera Goth,
French MennOs at u cents,
Rich Silk Plaid Valencas and Mernos,
Superior MOuselin Deaines at l2a ots.,
Rich Bay adere striped. plaid, and figured French
ChlntZes at Is cts. worth 81,
Shaw Bordering, Velvet TRIMMINGS and Fringes,
New and rich style round, bOrdered, and square
Shawls,
Together with large stock Of Fall and Winter
Dry GoOds, at low prices for cash. or to punctual
customers. GEO. F. ALLEN,
No. 234 Penn. avenue, near the corner
Oc g cost of 10th street.
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Rts s -
FROM WASHINGTON CITY, ID. c.

VIRGINIA, TENNESSEE,
GEORGIA, ALABAMA,
MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA,
ARKANSAS, Snd TEXAS.
THROUGH TICKETS can b obtained at the
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN RAIL ROAD
OFFICE, corner Of Pennsv lvanIa avenue and 6tn
street, Washington, on board Of the Steam Ferry
Boat George Pas at the Ohce Of the O ange and
Alexandrls Railroad al Alexandra,
Richmond, Danvttie, LynchBNrg, Bristol,
KnOrUiLis, Dalton, Atkanta, CHATTANOOGA,
Nashville, Huntsville, Grand Junction,
Memphis, Montgomery and NeIO Orleans,
By q dIrect route, aid continuous railway conneo-
tons 10 Memphis.
Afording greater Expedition and Comfort ard
being 200 mules than by any other route.
The steam fry boat George Page leaves the foot
of7th street At 6s a. for Alexandra. where pas
sengers take the for Richmond Charlottesville,
stanton, w hlte SUI phur Springs, w OodstOck, &c
and at N p. m. for X Richmond and AL points Sopth
west, making sure and close connections TO Mem
phs.
Baggage Wagons and Omnibuses leave the once,
Pa. avenue, at O'Clock 8. m. and p. m.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent.
1e II-u Washington.
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FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD,
Rsgslar Sailing Days, STA & 2Oth of each month.

CAUTIoN.-So msny frauds and mpo- <1e~>
sltlons of various kinds have been lately <gSf8
perpetrated on travellers bound to CA II-~&nkMb
agent for passage by the o. :. Mali Line. via psns
ma. In the CITY of New York, feels II his duty 10
caution ali persons seeking passage to CalIfornis,
find their Office OF the Steamships of the ID. s.
Mail Line, VIA Panama Railroad no other offce
In New YOrk Is aut horned to engage passage
Inc Companies e, have ONLY one Office ln New York,
fronting on the North River, at the head of the
Compsny's Wharf.
iefs j. w. RAYMOND. AGENT. New York.
THE PACIFIC NAH .aHy STEAMSHIP COM
One of the STEAMSHIP of this Com,anv- c.,r,inx
the United Staies Mail for ACAPUED. -0osS
CALIFORNIA and OR ECON leaves 6S363R
Panama twice each month. on III arrival
Of the United States Mail s. COMPANY steamers
which leave \ ew Orleans and New York ragulsrlN
snd passengers, connecting wa PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspected and an.
proved by the Navy Department, and guaranty spesd
The Pam ma Railroad al miles Ior q is now com
pete from &C an 10 ocesL, and rs crossed in or
al rs SssSssS
are embarked at Panama BY steamer al the DOM
pany's expense The money paid IN New York
$780, r s,ps,ners OF s, ths LIP
San Francisco. 10 prevent detention IN case of acci
dent that the route is entirely rsliab-no failure
having occurred in eight years.
Passengers leave Panama the same dsy thew Ar
rive at A plnwa
Conductors 60 through b, each steamer. and take
charge of women and children without other pro-
For through tickets at the lowest rates apply At
the agency. Ia West street, New York 20 T. W.
RAYMOND.-or to ARMSfRONG, HARRIS
CO. New orieans.-or c. l.. BARTLETT, Boz
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WAsHINGTNoN And Al EXkNDRIA.
Il Boat Every Hour from Each Place.

The Washington and Alexandra Steamboats, will
hereafter regularly from the foot . r.
OF 7th street, Washington, and King 49, ~
street, Alexandra. ever hour frOms
eaoa pace, from II a. m 10 "a p. m "a follows:
From Washing ton-Steamer GEO. PAOG-tt
60, 9. an u a. W.. !, 5, S. and IA p. m.
HER-at 8, 10 n. M, l2m., 2, 4. and p. m,
From AleIandrla-Steamer GO. PAGE-at
g. loa: m, IL IN %. sHde m ,,,,
From Alexandra-Steamfr HOMAS COLL
YER-at "a, 9. u q. m, I. s, and S y. m, except
Tuesday and Friday mornings, when the Coil,er
heretofore and omit her trps b-twe a WnshInston
and Aiexandria from ga m. to p. IN. only.
The 50 Ga a. IN. and pa .. IN boats FROM Alexan-
drs connect with uhe trsIns of the Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad for the North and West.
The6z 5. m. and IA p. ~. boats from Washington
CONNECT with the trains of the d ange and Aexan-
dria Railroad for he South and Southws st. y
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Through trial of many ears. and through every
nation of civilized men, AYER'S CHERRY PIC.
TORAL has been found to afford more relic and to
cure more Gases OF pulmonary disease than any other
tied consumption have been cured by H. and thous-
ands of sufferers W no were deemed opd the reaob
OF human aid have been restored To their friends and
usefulness to sound health and the enjoy msnts oi
life, by this all powerful antidote TO diseases Of the
lungs and throat. Here a cold had settIed on the
lungs. The dry hacking cOugh h, the CLASSY eve and
the pale, thin features OF him who was latey ustv
and strong whisper TO AL but him CoNsuxprION
He tries every thing. but tn disease ia gnawng nj
his vItals and shows Its fatal symptoms more and
more over all his frame. He is taking the CHI r.
RY PICTORIAL now; II has stopped his cough
made his breathing easy; has steep Is sound at night;
his appetite returns and with 1t his strength The
dart which pierced his side is broken Scarcely anV
nelghborhood can be found which hiss not some Inv
ing trophy like this to shadow forth the virtues
which have won for the Cherry Pectoral an i'm
perishable renown. But Its usefulness does not end
here. Nay, II accomplshes more by prevention than
cure. The countless colds snd coughs which il
cures are the seed which wnuld have ripensd into
dreadful harvest of incurable diseases. Influenza,
Group, Bronchitis, Hoarseness. rlsurisy, Whoop-
ing n and all irrltatOns Of the throat and lungs
s re easily cured by the CH ERRY PECTORALm
them and ESs s3 family .hog,d have il By
ION the insidaoas prowler which carnes of the
RaIeh. sneep from many flock and the darling lamb
tions for the treat nent Of each comnaint I.ax he
found IN Ayers Amerio1n Almanac Of Which wa
publish three millions and scatter Them broadcast
1vsT nave aS Ssore them That the sick
Druggists and dealers In medicine GENERALLY have
them for distribution gratis and Also for AL. 49,
ssg IrsPsTrssd BY pr J. e. AVER. PTaotios
als sfHaxN wv S.:;
Coos. Alexandrls. and BY all dealers sverywS.rs
=
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4 AplES' TUCK and ell sorts Of COMBS st
IL GIBBS Hair Store, near 18th strsse, end 81 Ia
eAaa Reon. sndH WuiaRds' Hsts. ntSS
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pROrOsALs OR INDIAN GOODS.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS, Dot. n 1885,
SEALED Proposals., endorsed" Proposals for Ia
dian Goods, fCiass 2, 5. or the csse may he
Will be receiv ed the office of fairs Wash
ipgton CITY, until 100 clock, 9 m, on SATURDAY,
the thirteenth day OF November next, for furns h
Ing the following named articles:
Glass No. 1.
Maektsae Biaaksfs, CloIks, aad Dry Goods
2,Soo pairs point white M.ckinac BIapkets. to
measure 50 By ~ inches; and weigh pounds.
5 200 pairs 2S point white Maoklnac Blank cts. 70
measure "a BY Sc inches, and weigh pounds.
$50 pairs 2-point white Maokinac Blankets, to
measure q BY Sc inches, sAd weigh ga pounds
measure Sc by 80 inches, and weigh "a pounds.
500 pairs I point white Maoklnac Blankets, TO
measure 81 by 46 inches and weigh So pounds
$50 pairs point scarlet Msoklnao Blankets, to
500 pare pa point scarlet Mackinsc Blankets, to
measure "a by So inches aad weigh pounds.
500 pairs point scarlet MackInac Blankets, to
,oo measure j by IS inches, and weigh So pounds.
- Measure TO by 81 inches, 81 weigh 10 pounds.
y" pairs point green MackInao Blankets, TO
oo measn % by u inches. aud weigh pounds.
y" pairs "a point green Macflnac Blankets, TO
~ PARIS ha point lndl So-blue Mackinac Blankets,
10 measure 90 by 81 inches, and weigh 10 lbs.
zoo pairs ) poiEt indigo blue Msckinac Blankets,
~ 70 measure % BY Y inches, and weigh pounds.
500 pairs 2H POINT indigo blue Mack nae Blank cts
tomeasure "A by 60 inches s, and veigh lbs.
100 pairs SH point gent nsa- blue Mackipao Blan-
kett to measure 66 by "a inches, and weigh 10
pounds.
800 pairs s. point sentnel a. blue Mackinsc BIan-
kets, 10 measure 6O by u inches, and weigh 8
pounds.
kets, to measure "a by 6s inches, and weigh
pounds.
500 pairs point gentinells blue Mackinac Blsn-
kets. to measure 81 by +s inches. and weigh S4
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ID Il Il u VI An SY U p,
Or, PROTECTED
Solution Of Protoxi Of Iron Com biued.

ID L Il 1 N Y X u = a.,
Or, PROTECTED
Solution Of Proteride Of Iron Combined,
new discoveries in the Materla Msdica are
an established medicins. Its
Efficacy in Curing
DyspepStd, Affections OF tbs Liver, DropSy,
Neuralgia, Bronchitis and Consunrption Ten
denotes, DisOrdsrsd State of the Blood. BoiIs,
Serrry, The Frustrating Effects of Lead or
Mercury, General Debility, and ali Diseases
phieh require Tonic and Alte,ativ Medicine,
The Proofs are so numerouu SO we'll
character. that sufferers cannot Pr
reasonably hesitate to receive the ~, - ,TtN
p'' The PERUVIAN SYRUPiSfMqIMki
does not profess to be Cure-all,; ME&X /
but Its range is extensive. beoauseS&&9Ax
are Intimately related. and procssd. is5f
by one remedy. The class of diseases for which
the Syrup provides cure, Is precisely that which
skill. The fact. are tangible, the witnesses sooes
sbs. and the safety and efficacy Of the Syrup incon-
Of the syrup cannot fail to be Satisfied With the foi
of the Agents The signatures are those of sentie
men well known IN the community, and Of the
C.HDThs undersigned having experienced tn. bsn.aci.
effects Of the Peruvian syrup do not hesitate to
Prom ous own sIpsrisncs we'll from the testimony
Of O,h.I. whose intelligence. and Integrity .toxethtr
Incipsn Diseases Of the Lungs Bronchial Passages
Dyspepsia Liver Complaint DrOpsy, Neuralgia &C. Indeed
its effects would be Incredible but from
Of those who have witnessed thsm and have volunteered
their testimony, do ours restorative power
Rev JOHS PIkRPoNT, THOMAS C. AnoRY
THOMAS A. DExTKR, HARVEY.
II. KENDALL, n. ID. yAnK O. DUEr
6AMUaL MAY.
10 well known that effect Of ProtoIde Of
Iron lost by even brief
maintain solution of ProtoIide Iron without furth
oxidation has been deemed impossible the Peruvian
Syrup, this desirable point attained by IN
WAY sEFoKE UNKNOWN; and this the
proto csrbonAtos citrstes aud Mstera
hedica A A. HAYES, n. D.,
Assayer to the State Of Massachusetts,
l6 Bcylston street. Boston.
For sale by Druggists generally. Price for large
bottles, 80; medium sized bottles, 81.
". l.. CLARK CO. Projectors, Boston.
For sale IN Washington by Il. ID. Gilman, Special
Agent; Marin d Palmer, John Schwartze, l.. NJ.
Smith, Y. Harbaugh, Fl. H. MCPHERSON, +. s.
Walsh, Joseph Bury, Jas. Fl. Stone, J. =. LovejOy,
DIR. ID. b. Clarke, ID. Rldgey; and in GEORGETOWN
by X. j. CIssell. and J. l.. Kidwe. Sc l-6m
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T,HE VIRGINIA SPRINGs.-Passeusers fol

TNHE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.-Passsnsers for
l. the Orange and Alex
andria Railroad, by Saving ~
the Alexandria and Washington Railroad, eth Ct,
and Louisiana avenue, will be called for and con
veyed TO the Long Bridge station, where a good
breakfast can he obtained. This line carries the
U. :. Mail for the q. A. X. X. Passengers will
hnd IL Tree from the annoy of wagons and horses
that IL met with on the boat. Ii rs the most ex
ditlous, and IN mary instances the most eoonofni-
Baltimore.
N. B.-Coaches furnished for Excursion. and Pho
Mics. ie9< M
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CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE VIA
~ NICARAGUA.
Aneucan, Aiantic, and Pacific Ship Canal
Company. Proprtetors.
= T. d U c + ID ARES

The splendid steamship WASHINGTON. :. ooo
tons, Captain HENRY CHURCHILL, hav- $500
ing been lifted up expressly for the Cali. (H16A
forna Iade by the Nicaragua route Wilt
leave Pier No. 81, North River, New York, ON sat-
urday, the TIN November, at p. m carrying pas
ssngers, mails and freight to san Juan del Norte 10
Q .nrect at San Juan del Sur with the we'll known
and connections steamship HERMANN Ca ptnin
CayKNDY, for San Francisco. California
These steamships offer unsurpassed acoommo-
ost,SSi LOT the comfort and safety OF PASSENGER
ne lsthmus route 10 Thoroughly repaired and In
good CONDITION. and the country healthy.
,h passage or freight apply only at the once OF
oesi Il JOHN p, YELvERTON. Agent.
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CHARLES N. KUGLER.

CHARLES NJ. KUGLER,
" No. 5l8 Pa. areaHe, beftceea ID aad Sd sfs.
VIII furnish aid send ICECRAM in any part or
the city az 80 per aon 90 cents a quart. Fairs
Festivals, Balls and Parties of all kinds he'd on
the most reasonable terms.
90 Sm g. N. KUGIFH
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I AIDES SHOES LLADIES SHOES THE
short period have been established, ena- "a
pies me to oner ladies' Shoes, Of NY oteS make, at
the following prices:
Ladies' best English Lasting Caters :. ...- 81 Is
LADIES pest double sole Morocco Boots 49,. IS
ChIldrens best Eng. Lasting Button CATERS IS
}: ROSENTHAl.,N No. ~ Pa. avenue,
Market Space, I'd door above 9Th street,
Skin Caters. warranted. at S25O. sells
Two THE LADIEsOF WASHINGTON CITY,
i Having been enxaged in manufacturing I-adles'
Misses, and Children's Shoes for -
Athls past 10 years, We ought toe
know BY thu time what will suit them In thai line
and can safely nay thst do; which you can prove
by giving our work trial. You find lat all tmea
the articles at the principal Shoe Stores IN Wash-
lngton clty-the Shoes so vell-known as J. w
MoCurdy 4 Sons Philadelphia make. ap2i-ly
TRUNKS! TRUNKsn TRUNKSm
The undersigned has now and constantly keep
RXYYpon hand large and very supe- n
X{STN nor assortment of Sole Leather sauA
Ah1TRuNKS AND VAlISES; alsok
Iron Frame and Wood Box TRUNKS
VELVET TAPESTRY and CANVAS
TRAVELLING BAGS and SATCHELS; 6ns
SADDLES. HARNESS, WHIPS, &c.
N. B.-Trunks Covered and every description Of
Repairing OF ecuted with neatness and dispatch,
JAS. s. TOPHAM,
Late ToPHAM & NORFLEr,D
No. <99 It'll street, oppo. Odd Fellows Hall,
m 4-ly Washington, ID. G.
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II l.. 81 MONS.
e. EDGE t4H65ao Il H Mzk KG2sE oIrr'

Northeast corner street north and 7th street vast
Warrington, ID. c.,
Manufactures and repairs all kinds of Edge Tools.
including Mssons' and Stone CUTTERS Tools. Mil
Picks made and repaired. seS-em
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OFFENSIVE ASSORTMENT


MAHOGANY, WALNUT, ROSEWOOD AND
OTHER FURNITURE, AT PRIVATE SALE
The subscriber having completed his assortment
q: "a Is ;:S: : 81 AZ
examine his stock for them
selves, consisting of
Fine Mahogany, Walnut, Cherry, and other Ward
robes.
Fine nA MahEosaRy Walnut and chsrry, jenny Lind
Fine Walnut and Rosewood Etrgeres, Ladies' Cab
inets and w hatnots.
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Sofas and Chairs.
Fine solid Oak Marble top and other Coitage Cham
Der Sets
Bureaus, and Sldeboards.
Fine Mahogany and other Chairs of every descrip-
ton.
Fine Marble top, Centre, Sofa and other Tables,
China, q ass. and Crockery Ware, Looking
Glasses, &c.
My purpose Is to sell as cheap any other person
IN Washington, and on as favorable terms and
Halter my self that no person wishing to purchase
will be disappointed If they give me u call.
A. GREEN,
l2-f No, hdi 18th street.
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j WOR ID.
The best COUGH SYR UP In the world is
HARTsHORNE,S P.GT0RAL SYRUP OF

THE BEST co W6ky sYkUF IN THE
IN ssii K. syn sYsGp
nounced b1 medical men, and those Who have used
=, to De the best pr.parst,on for Coughs. Cslds.
from a Gold, and preventive Of that lion of dc.
eases. CoHsnmpttoa.
IN. and ne VOICE. 20
asys ~ irritation Of throat and lungs and pre-,
III Bottles Is and 50 cents and d. Sold BY all
NV ks''s In washington, Georsstswn and Alexan-
aIa. oolI-tf
GORDON's, AsIATIC MIxTUKE-A safe,
Bowels. and for Summer Complaint Of Children.
ssu cd aS'
used it in his family for than ten years, and
sS,s Ply that have tested i: Titus g plss.
sale. Manufactured and for ssls BY ,no.
.ua,m No. SIS Pa. .1.. M II s9kSoHS b. c.
PKorEIcfkEb5 = S ko1., Letter. &. p...n. :,
EnEand, and secured by the Seals Of the EooIe Do
I.I.ton, SpermatorIhee, and E1haustion Of the
s1d is:d
remedy for that class of disorders which, unfortu-
natey, the English ply scian treats with mercury,
TO the Inevitable destruction of the patients oonsti
tuition, and which al the sarsaparilla In the world
cannot remove. Triesemsr Nos. /, q and are alike
ties. They may lie on the toilet table without their
being suspected. Sold in tin cases. and divided
in separate doses Is administered BY Velpeau, Lal
leman, Roux, Rioord, &C., 90. Prlce IS each,
OF four cases in ono for %, which saves e5; and in
81 cases.
Sod By DR.. H. A. BARROW, No. 157 Prince st,s
few blocks west of Broadway, New York. Imme
the % GASES of Triesemar, and the arg9 sizes,
rage paid thus lnsuring genuine European prepara-
TONS The IS cases also sent, but not tree of car
mage. Consultations usual, from II q. m. till 3
2. m. and from tall p: m at No. Isl PRINCE st.,
few blocks west of Broadway. fe1E
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r ~ tsA IND MA,!cCAss4R OIL 81 s!sss;
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NITED STATES MAIL LINE,

Only Regular Lane, and Without Failure
for Eight Years.
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L feet Portrait of yourself 70 rs cents warranted
not to fade. 1900 Of these beautiful pictures made
by We odley In nine weeks. No charge unless the
- cents, which can be sent by mail without extra
charge. Every variety Of cases kept on hand. Sun
Photographer, No. 3l2 f. street,
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