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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-05-27

10 or. 9 wa9nn ne s. 5uiammenseiest
QDtlbttri6en:Ss rDp petlt SUrtrefFi4 bastndftaen Sufen, Gr.
taltnnsen. Slutlpeten, MISUNDERSTANDING Ieber 5e1bw err
rent. HIgela uno 4uffetssn tn Der Seple, 8urs ltbm sfett unb
5%tidbuten, fowts aas Rraut4e item bes 9alies un6 Der Repis,
Der SruH pbsr Der eanse.. NDtefe &rsntt retntst suslet6 uni
I1ntert bas Slut. SIN 0rpb. unb 8leinpsrtauf su baben Tn
Der Office bes ggDeter1 al 81 per Bial&e.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-05-27

E gusena g d Smtnsa 70 ausse,eids
Elm anttaslt&ts MitteIy eessa Ssserbsfawsrbea Geibia&.
DysPtpRts anuerbaultdteit, Ne rStnf41ndae, @fb ma, SserD N.
frantbetten unb aGen aus neinera in u~nerbnung i~geratbeuen
81 1sen entfebtnbsnl 8ranfbettsa, TT 81 so be 8laf&e u
ettaufen tn Der Office bes gDedets.g mf liO9dG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-26
The Webster Bogus Insurance Company.
NlTNkME IOINf--tIktIII.
Before Hon. Judge Gould


Nov. "a BUR- Walenan r.. Danid y. WiHIn',
D,nrts Bayrl, The Hand ciy Bank, s. 4. Pieros
asd otbers.-This action brought by plaintn,
stockholdor recover for frauds IN getting ~ tho
Webster Insurance Company representing tie capital 10
have been Paid in when In fact II moi. A. 80 the
Island cty hsnk the COMPLAINT was dismissed Tx Judge
pcanoly and other counsel for the other defendants
moved dismiss the complaint 10 them and the Court
was about grant the moion, when plaintiff moved ~
amend his complaint. which motion granted, aud the
Issues hong thus cnangvi the trial suspended aud
shc poetpcncd TO another term. The cause was
on for several DAYS and contested strictly n every
paint
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-26
RAILROADS.

IN winter Arrangement On and amer Monday Nov lo6.
usino wa leave twenty sixth street Neg fcrs - -
SD A. NJ, for WHITE Plans $50 A. NJ, Whnm brs'gei ~
A. ~, uysl xsn fpr Albany. II ~ A. ", Wmte FlM -
wi.sm,s srsise saisrsr VA y NJ rn.ss
strvea; sSF ", wlam's Brtse Esiarciss III ave
bA. n from white Piaius ~ 4. ~ am hrsixe A.
~, Crusn ra'is A. ", wfer'cu ~ 4. " VIE rlaics
SIS A. NJ, mail usiu fgr albany .O1 a ~ Ina W1nsm 2
s''"u'A" '"''Se WV. &c AsrBElA Supernatural
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-26

BOARDING AND LoDsrN :,

BOAEUlhG AND fCDssFN :.
t"e1 s.'s = '' .'~n - ~ wife q h,ro q
lott single = tenrn ~ s.n,riy nutnpdatrd Win
iufnihed room : aud bnsrh hetetu.res esrhansed
apE wfsT gwrNFg sE,cNp STREET. fhikD
~ do,r icsu tth toeilesr.nie sls y nans -
-. nh eoard Aeo .sasnt sioee rooms for eeniiemeo
90 HENRY srAFEe, psrwFev CONGRESS- AND
IL Am ~. 10 Atst eass lrse, Ne" ioct4 IN second
aDi bird foors ret lsint rooms also ~o attic fonms
street ieIfies ferms eoes ate.
90 SIXTH AyEsrE-ro LET oN TINE sFeoNp
ono floor. hnaaansly furnished parors, also
tedraons with Or without hoard family Of grown per
in an American iany where French and bermln y
7EQ BROADWAY LET, FURNISHED, THE FIRST
10 floor, CONSISTING Of ihre rooms IS, plrlor and he'd
attached the ond vor All comfortably furnished
Have gas, bath, &c
7e7 BRoADwAY.-SUIr5 or ELEGANTLY FUR
10 nished rooms for families single gentlemen, 70
sa,eS rae4e dhoe I've French cook References
exchanged
CSO BROADWAY, UNION SQuARE-HANDsOMELY
Cs)C furnished suit ~ rooms second door
Private table Or the whole house - let respectable select
family
DRY GOODS, sc.
A GRAND WINTER OPENING
AT GENiN'S NEW STORE,
507 Broadway.
A and magnificent stock
just received from Paris Of
CLOTH fh AMI S vsLvsF S Rt aAsS MsSTfLiAs
CIRCULARS sASovEs MASTLss
MONDAY, NOVEMBER -
In order TO make for these splendid goods the entire
stock Of coas maAs s.; a1 s q haad vii be sold at
'' ' w " GEsiN's B,zAAR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-26
DENTISTRY.

4 NEW INVENTION or sRTIsiCfAI TEETH, WIN.
~ rut mei plate casps or cstra ting The r'3ts ant ie
three furs pher thar ather ~ 10 hi ny ~ TIE In
ven'er " ). y siUksNUNr, IH Beceker sccb The bee
Of rel given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-26

L'GR ShIE.-SrN HUNDRED DOLLARS IN CASH
VIII purchase the stock and good will II
nihnr store with good shirt trade attached Address
Jones box M rerald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-26
CORPoRATION NOTICES.

AOTICE-THE COMMITTEE ON TAXES or TIVE
~ Board Of AdermSu viii meet n No Cts Ha ~
saturday the 9Th inst, a O'clock ~, 70 take 1to con
sheraton the following petin0ns vzMary Nc cnne. Eze
kei Arcbr North fresbyteran church. iahn Howard "
Buchrack. Horace Parmeter siRheth lee, Seth ~ shs
Peoples wsshns and Bathing hss)ciiion Harri ssh lr
and Margaret Y oarrgus, Michael Smith, k'wsnd,
Clarence a. Misei and John " Barbour All shrr ptrSs
having petitions befnre the Common Cornell for rf u -
are reauessed 70 appear before the committee
y. i. BRADLEY. 4
TnrS. STEPHENS, caWlnetec.
WIN TUCKER,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-26

4 FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN can OBTAIN BOARD
~ in handsomely furnished house. $50 Broad
say Twelfth street. ferms reascnGe Dnnsr al AZ
C'ciCck.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-26


nIssoLvrToS or COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE ~
between Harris Rghseia AMI asraha Rarei under ibe
nam and sr Of Eo'sssa sae % az y ~
pay all obligations the nrn and will The bust
ness Dated this I'd day 81 November Iss, -
JSo CooK. Witness a. RAFsEI.
DARTNER wASrED-wIIH Soo TO 5000. IN A
or.raa s9' "a r.. y TIE ssoys . d-sirase opcor.ay
GooDALE as Broadway, IS
DARTSFR wANrrb-IS rHE RssL estate AM
houses and collection of rents and making ~
Address A. b. g., SIS Fourth avenue.
DETAIL HARDWARE AND HOUSE rrRsTanNa-
doa! pssss tn. s sSssf vim s., s
ton In this city and wishes 10 assocae wh psr-n ~ho hs
ana ais, must be reliable energetic prudent aud iudu-,sa
with the rs ~ sind 81 man me maze arrange
men,s Aedre.s Hardware, Herald otnce
&00n "A PARTNER WANTED. WITH THE ABOVE
o e.p"a . II engss r,s n ss aps..
II. n, Herald Office
coon Will PURCHASE ONE HALF tSrEsEsr,
v.lUu and become eaaal pase ~ we'e ysa,s stab
men ~ energy eau realise 81 per each Arply
81 Broadway, ROOM No. 4 = ~ HoWEs co.
6c0n PARTNER wANTgp.-.rIiERE ~ AN
cOUV. opening fgr gentleman win hat amount that
and requires vsy ic lime For particulars apply 70 NJ j.
PyNE, ice Nassau street book store
cC0o a GREAT INDICTMENT rs OFFERED TO
SCUU. er,erprsng business msn 70 purchase The 10.
mas concern which viii he cisasy By applying
Y. snskI.kR co. q Nassau s,reei. room No.
e2 OOO -waNrEp, 4 nusINEss NAN, WITH THE
~o.VUW. aeeyc espitsL y purchase one BAR ne ms
turing business proats $1,000 per ennu Apply fOaTsR
SfAfNss real estate agency ses Broadway roon W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-26
BOAEpYss aap LOGGING.

PRIVATE FANNY, ,OsSiS 0N6 or FHkr z
"A grown refsons, residing ia trookyn having me a ~e
they lnife with ar ire woJG let tie
70 angle gentleman or 10 two single gen'.msa slhag g
together With and tea and dnner Snndv
Aeaton Hoy glle convenient 10 Souih,
mioues walk from Fnion ferry rels,
given and required Address Tor fserslea D.,
boz La Herald tibce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-29
ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

NATIONAL HOTEL-Opera Troupo-Mr
and Mad Colson, Mr. and Mad Junca, Mad Will
Strakosch, Sig hmodio and lady, Sig Brignoli,
Sig Observation-Disclosures Mcclure, Iceland; w n r
walker, CSA; T Pone. Wis; l. Thomas, P }
vader and lady, Mr. Doubleday, Sarah Ann Tus-
ton, Mary Harding, Ind; Mr. Fuller, Pa; r A and
Wilson and lady, Nd; A Butner, n C; Hon N
otero, NM; Stoefsls, A Brookes, Nd; r
NJ Mufca, ID Murca, p Rosas, w Baker. G
Lowry, Yk; Hon Rust, Ark; Capt r G Nor
gan, DC; Jas Flor: Hon ri w Davis ] + Ford
Mo; L, L, and Winslow, Chas Miller
~ Small, Me; aud C Hill, Ark; Nj
storm, Mass; Green, Ill; Col A @ Rice, M IS
PAlston, sc; Sancho Dovilo c MandeI Lima.
Lind, Md; c w Scudder and lady, Mass;
Lieutenant Lewis, United STATES Marine Corps
w Rankin, Pa; A wikor, NY; w r Everett,
USN; Carnes, NY; Miss Louisa S;range w
MAY, BarstOw, and Norton, Ga:
) Wiggin, Nh; A A Neyins, J w GSodf,sa'
La II hlngsbury, Pa; Forward OREGON: q 4
Beecher, WASH; " Beach, w Caru,brrs
Pa; X b Washington, Va.
BROWNS HOTEL IT Miens. O: I a. Mac
vi, Baker and sister, Va; b Bail, FEM; y
o. ana Iaay, DO; Miss ellis, do; J : Forythe
ana iady, NY G Brown, Md; 5 n Brown and
tady, va; Buryis, do; r Hertz. SC; G
Sampoeil, and lady, Va; l. p Shinglitf Md u
strnner, do; E Nav and lady, Va; Or Balling,
ana ionr sons Pa I l. Lee; do; A Seiiy NY; l. du
ront, Del A smith, Pa; f w PIiscI- and fam.
Nv, Ny; w Beale, Md; 7 Epes, Va; R Nor.
tnin9ton, DO Gov Brown, Fla; Miss Brown do;
NC Nj So Blackwell, NY; Mr. and NJ RiarSwsI
90; w Coster, Md; Al Brown, NY; DIR Os.
oanrn, Nd; Miss Barvis, do, II Blackwell and
iady. 90 Mrs Nav, NY; Miss Juliana Nav
aoi MADDOX jr and lady, Pa; Harri on, Md
f0rtsfs CT b f. Brew aad lady, Pa; DR. Uapte
6a Peters, do: Miss j Thomson. 10; MastrI
n petsrs, do; keyn, Nj p Gay, o; n
4 Jackson, Va; Blake, NY; l. Levy, Ia: a
~ Sanss, va; NJ @ Martid and family, Ga; Miss
M Baldwin, do; L HeiskiIl, Va
kIhhWOOD HOUSE,-M Long aud lady. Va:
walker, Md; Mills, Ky; Mr. Dawson, Nd; j
Maxwon; fri J T. Maxwell, do; F Wood
Denesie and lady; A Huston, Tex; Mcclure,
Pa hiibourn, do It Roger and lady, Md
w ThIochmorteS. Mo; F b Berkeley, Va; H O
Cong an, Ms ~ '"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-29

W DR.. Joseph Early, well known physician
OF HARDY county, Va, died on the 10Th lust
10 John Brown. son of Martin Brown. of
Martinsburg, Va. died last THU sday from being
kicked by horse
III Brigham Young has been sued for sos coo
damages oy Col Fabius, who charges him with
false Imprisonment.
III Awhile man named Fellev was sentenced
TO receive 10 lashes, by Chesterfield county, Va
Court, last week, for corn-stealing.
III DIR. Evans, the celebrated American der
list At Paris was specially for to attend the
Car Of all the Russians at Warsaw
III IL appears from the game list that no less
than clergymen Of the Church of England have
taken out Certificates" licensing them to spot
this year.
ID The Echo du pas de Calais states that the
mistresses OF the ladies schools al Arras, France
have just come to an understanding to prohibit
their pupils from wearing crinoline
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-29

ANOTHER jim DEAN AFFAIR.-The pleas
ant society Of the pleasant city Of Beloit, Wis
was put out of its propriety on Thursday last,
BY the intelligence that daughter Of Mr..
Pierson, one Of the proprietors Of the Bushnell
elOped with a porter and coachmau Of the
house, named Henry Lantz, better known in
Beloit as Clutch Henry" They left on the
train for GAINESVILLE at the silent hour of / 80
q. m Mr.. Pierson followed them to GAINESVILLE
In buggy, but they had already left on the
Milwaukee train. He Immediately telegraphed
to the police of Milwaukee to stop them at all
hazards, and like dispatch was forwarded to
Chicago. Lantz had only $50 in money with
him, and Miss Piersnn was entirely Destitute.
Lantn had been discharged the day previous
for his attentions to her. The affair causes the
greatest excitement in Beloit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-29
VVHEN IN THE. COURSE OF HUMAN

WHES IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, ladies' and Gentlemen lose one of their
lIea,es; nAtorsl sttrsctlons-s lne head Of hsr.it
question ID " hat shall do to stop the hair from
nliink on, and restore Its vKor and beautI In re-
HAIR PROMOTER AND IMPROVER A few
spplcatons will stop the hair falling or breaking,
ard linYart freshness and vigor To the hair and
although you may have been bald twenty ears, the
uIurlant head of hair. Gail and get bottle, and il
not satlsted, alter the second application return il
and get the PROC paid.
Ask for Or. Harris Hsir Promoter and Improver.
Sold IN R,.hmond by w. PETERS, IN, Drug
snd IN Washington city BY Il. ID. GILMAN, Drug
{st, BroEns' Hotel building. Pc. avenue, and d.
evonue. lV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-29
DE-. sr 2 4 n 5TAIhLSs, Y.
OFFICE fs8 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Three doors from 14th street, :

DR.. BAILY bess leave to inform the public that
ne can be seen at All hours. at his ofhoe, -
experience of fifteen years practice ), with f1f0
The large number Of patients, and rreat variety Of
otherwise, re lating to the Teeth His own expert
the profession and especially Drs Harris and j. and
E. Parmly. has led him.. long since, to discard all
Enameis. Gutta PsIOhs, India Rubber and Clements
for the construction of Continuous Gum Teeth, and
rsisbs substance that can be worn in the mouth, as
was no.t osnclusvely shown BY the last American
Although he astte-s himself from his long resi-
tenoe and practice in Washington he is fayorably
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS.
From the late Rector Of ths ChHreh of EpipAaxy,
ofthiS city:
DR.. STEPHEN BAILY: Dear Sir-I desire to ex-
press my esteem Tor you personally, and my conf
denoe in you as q superior dentist. The operations
executed for me have been highly satisfactory. /
nope that yo ~, may Isceixs the PATRONAGE from my
friends friends and the pubic that your skill so we'll de-
'' Washington. Aug. s" lass. w. FRENCH.
From one Of the oldest firms in Baltimore
Mess,s. Boggs, COtmdn + Co.
Having employed DR.. stephen Baily, Surgeon
important and difficult piece Of work, which he did
to entire abstraction, and in view ofthe fact that
one of the most d distinguished members of the Dem
,al College Of Baltimore failed after repea ed trials,
to perform the same work satisfactorily IL gives me
high estimation of his professional skill.
Baltimore. Jan. IL, 1851. Hartmann BOGGS.
Extract from note received from the late Hon.
JOHN M. Clayton.
u. 3. Senate, Aug. 10. 1885.
The teeth you made for me work admirably no
'''"1 ''''0 '' 's''''' JOHN fMsI n. cIXYroN.
To those seeking relief from the maadies of the
teeth, can cheeriuly recommend DIR. L. Baily as a
superior dentist. He made n set of porcelain teeth
Tor one OF my family, and plugged several teeth for
vsef, and the work has all stood well for more
han ten ears. ROBERT T. NIXON
April 10, 1856. Va. Conf. NJ. T. Church South,
We, the undersigned ha wing had Ocoas ION to avail
ourselves OF the professional skill Oi DIR. s. BaIly
surgeon Dentist of this city. having been cOgni
zalt oil his operations amilies friends tax
pleasure In expressing admiration of his arts
skill, as well as the uniformly satisfactory manner
In which he performs the most delicsts and difficult
operations IN Dental Surgery. and we respectfully
recommend him to the confidence and patronage of
the public, OF which We consider HIM emnenty
worthy.
THOMAS U. WALTER. Architect u. 9. Capitol.
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. ID of Washington D. C.
u. 3. BOHRER, Nj. ID. of georgetown, d. C..
N. $. LINCOLN, nj. D.. of Washington, ID. e.
Jos II. BRADLEY, OF Washing ton, ID G..
GEORGE WALTON, Ex Governor of Florida.
WALTER LRNOx. Ex Mayor of Washington.
HENRY BALDWIN. U. Patent Ofhce,
o: =. WIGHT, Prlncipa! Rittenhouse A cademy.
feb on-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-29
EVENING STAR.
ANGEL vIsITANTs.

BIT John KDwAvD CHALMERS. .#.
Though angels long have laft this earth.
Their shadows stIli remain, t'-'- Z ut..t RS
Where al that's pure and good have birth,
D hey seem to live again ss .tT E. "a
In homes and hearts they play their parts. IS
Where love and concord dwell;
While Ger hfe's dreams they cast their beams.
Ind weave magic spell. H-
fes-earth hath angel Of her own.
And not few ween, o.
Though angels visits, man il told,
Are few and far between. ..
In every land. where'er We straw,
Mong those we chance to greet,
When least we think, perhaps We may
With some bright angel meet.
For while full well the eyes can tell
When beauty passes BY,
Yet angels may pursue their way, aFa+
Unheeded by the eye. tt -
Oh, res. a veil may OF conceal
An anx rel bright and fair, AID. -.-...
Whose vi' tues would adorn q cIswn,
And shed lustre there.
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AUTUMN.

There Is beautiiul spirit Orsathiny now
10 mellow rlchness 10 the Clustered trees,
And from beaker fulf or richest DYES
Pouring new EloIy on the Autumn woods,
And dipping IN warm lag ht the pIIlared clouds.
Morn on the mountain, like a summer bird,
Lifts up her purple wing, and in the wales
the gentle wind. a sweet and passionate wooer,
Kisses the blushIng leaf, and stiTs up life
Within the solemn woods ash deeply orIms nned,
And silver beech. and maple elbow leaved-
Where Autumn, Ike q faint old man sits down
By the way ske aveary. NftC Orf. Della.
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WOODS HAIR RESToRlrJvF.

bALfiaOkE, January %, 1853.
rhorh<ok "osp-Desr Sir: Having the ui -Iota..,
oee e best POI toH Of hair ee t a.. - o
EVER ~ new oresns la lisa
your PREPARATION. aud founl u 10 Ens4sr a a.. y.ry
ming needed Ny hair Is tiisk mi .io.sV .pt a,
soTas eau express obligations 10 you In siy NJ -
s NJ s'u .soh = Ht-sc<e FINLEY JuRNsCR.
Inc aHdei gned Rev J. X B.4gs s mih-t-r A r,.r
sha pastor o Tie Orthodox Church Al pro.tnlI
ne gentleman q. great aaGeace AMI univ.rs.lfy
wh. DTER
p.o..-.o. 49, bRooErrELD. yar psry Ia 1855
NJ 1901 moop-pesr Sir: Having made trial of your
hstor.tive h sives pleasure 60 say tlnt n. 80
- Yen eAceAeht ia rtnSNin iunzlaIaats
: constant tendency Go itching With which \ Lsx. -
uoeeed from my cLildhoo has rr.or, ys 49,
which was b. coming gray original color 49,. -
profit Yeur, trUIy NAV ''o ss's Lsssnf. OF
The Restorative is put up in ba,.i.s ors .,x..
VIZ: Large, medium, and small, ; the small Solfs =
PLY, ana fetalls Tor 81 per bcttle; the nied.nn'
.oaas ie.st twenty per cert. more IN propoTt,o,
s1d 'me Sinai retalls for 81 boiiie Inc iarss
Suaf iortJ per cent. more in pIoportion nsd
' q. J. WON en- -'''
New fort, tln the great N. Y. Wire itLiii,s Es,sh
nd .n Snu IL Aerket ST, st. LOUIS no.
- VAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-29
n THE GREAT WONDER
oF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIV

Says the st. Louis MOI Democrat: Below we
publish . letter TO DIR. Wood, of Ihls ctr, from a
gentleman IN Msine which speaks ,logi..sl, ~ RTE
superior merits OF has hslr tonic Such evidences
mnst have Its ed cot, when coming from a reIiabie
source III certificates Gu grantees Of truth ths
Dr. needs no enoomums, nor ussless puffsry from
the press: ~
BATE, Maine January 20 lsSs
PROFESSOR o. j. WooD Oo.:-Genuemen HsyiDe nv At
tsnusn called lew months since LlsLly
effects OF your Hair Restorative,
picston OF % upon hair become ou,t,
gray probably third white; wbishsr. were Of ..n.
eusrster eome three months OF
yoaI hsr Restorative. aud used ~ soon found Il VS.
proving what shed 4 about twfce a 4
nave sincs procured another which hsVs
some can certify thst the vray az v.
hAh has totally diss peared bath my t.ce ana
nay hair has resumed its natural color believe nor.
so ana glossy thsn II has been before
am now sixty ny good wife AZ d. 40, az an
two, has used it with enscf Ns
the above notice deem for x.Dr
cosery am assured that whoever will rightly u.e a. .r
ehoctons VIII not have Orcasiou
ments Am Citizen at this city And resdept Ia re- 60, ~
las. fifteen years aud sGi known nearly every one he
Ha sa)~oen1 towns Any nay naks Of the 81
WIN my name attached f. your seryce - 4 ~ a. -
sefss the bssu 80 OF nature ia others A,
IN. HeS soerss A. q.
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u N u w OR THY'S
IL PURE OHIO
CATAWBA BRANDY.
3 ". PIKE, Sole Proprietor,

This Brandy has been manufactured for several
years from the Pure Juice of the Catawba Ora pe
thus afordng additional evidence of the progr ess
Of American enterprise and industry, and Of our
a'ity 10 produce hrilc es at homr, equal to those
made BY any other ma ION.
The OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY not only
equals but eIcels the best Imported Brandiss, IN
Known. This statement is fully cOrobOrated by the
Certificates Of our most distinguished analytical
IL IL is sure Remedy for .Dyspepsi., Fla.u-
leney Cramp, CholIc, LanguOr, Low Spirits, Gene
RAJ Debility, &c. No family should be without IL,
IL Retail price 81 IS per bottle.
:. y. Pike has appointed DAN'L. Il. CLARKE,
Druggist and Pharnaceutlst, corner of Pa. avenue
and IA street, Sole Agent for the District, where
dealers ard customers will please forward their
orders. an il Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-29

Through trial OF many years. and through evAry
9stion Of civilized men. AYEh'S CHERRY Pic
cure more cases OF pulmonary disease than any oher
remedy known to mank ind. Cases of hp parents ST.
tied consumption have been cured by IT, and thous-
ands of sufferers who were deemed beyond the reseh
OF human aid have been restored 10 their friends sn1
usefulness. to sound health and the epioy ments %
life, by this all-powerful anidote diseases al the
lungs. The dry hacking coug b. the glassJ eve ani
the pale. thin features Of him who was late iust,
and strong, whisper To all but him CoNsUsPTIos
he tries everything. but the disease is snawins At
more over all his frame. He 10 takIng fff Y, y
ny PECTOkAL now: u has stopped hi. couEh
made his breathing easy; has s:eep IN sound a1Liht
dart which pierced his side is broken Scarce, sns
neighbor hood can be found which has not Some IX-
ing trophy like this to shadow forth the yIrtusa
vnich rave won for the Cherry Pectorsl an ma
here. Nay, u Accompshes more by pre- ventior IEh,,
cure. The countless colds and coughs which AZ
cures are the seed which would have Tipersd into
Group, Bronchitis, Hoarseness Pleurisy, Whoop
ING Cough and al limitations Of the throat and IunF
are easily cured by the KERRY PECfOR Ali
them. and they viii lind t an invs,uable pr"te.ton
from the lnsiduous prowler which eaTrIes of TIA
parent sheep from many flock and the darling liant,
Authenticated evidence Of these fsct, with d,r,,-
tons for the treat nent Of each oomp amt may -,
found in Ayers Americ' Almanac, Of whioh We
publish three millions. and scatter them broadcast
may have before them the information Il contains.
Druggists and dealers IN medicine generally have
them for distribution gratis and also for sale these
remedies. lregsIed by Or J. z. AVER, Practical
Sod b. III b. GILMAN. " s.hnsion. and by "A.
COOK. Alexandra, and by all dealers every where.
DOWLAND,e MACCAssAR on =, GIpR.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-29
N DENTISTRY IMPROVED.

n DENTISTRY IMPROvED. -.
DR. MUNSON u now setting Teeth on Vulcan
tts, combining the Irresistible advanteS
creased comfort. Those having badly fit
ing plates can now be GUARANTEED perfect it. Teeth
mounted on Vulcanlte will cost one-thIrd less than
gold, and are far superior In every respect. Call
and see specimens a. $50 Pennsy lvanis avenue.
Sc 7-eo1y - - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-29

Nl. LOOMS, II. D., the inventor and patsntee
OF the MtSsraI Plate Teeth, attends per
sonally al his once in this city. 49,
Many persons can wear these Teeth Who S0
cannot wear others; and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these. T-'}' : =" -
Persons calling at my ONCE can be accommodated
any style and price Of Teeth thew may desire
eeanest strongest, scd most perfect denture that
fully warranted. -9-I-4
Rooms in this city, SIS Penn. avenue, between 9Th
and 10th streets Also sO7 Arch street. Phadsipha.