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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1859-05-07

Nous sommes autorise a annoncer II. L. Y
CHACHERE, ttulaife actuel, CONNIE candidat Ia
place de Sheriff de Ia Paroisse ST. Landry 6ection
de noyembre proclaim. r. avril 1865
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1859-05-07

EN ALBERT DEJEAN est candidat Indepen-
dat pour Ia place de Grefer de ID Cour de District
della Paroisas ST. Landry. Lelection aura lieu en-
Aopembre proclaim. 10 few 1859.
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s.s ssssss sss 80 IA -
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1859-05-07

g Nous sommes antoris6 annoncer que N.
PIERRE MoU1LLs est candidat pour Ia place d'As.
sesseur, = Ielecdon de Novembre proclaim.
May 1859.
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z01 W ssaIt QHH AdtEIcHH seFH
seampee dams le royaume lombard -venitien, plai-
sance, 4 Bologne aYee des forces considerables ct
telles ellie men cut arnais de sembables en- Italie
aux epoques les plus critaue eten temps de guerre
Ia Sardaigne ne ppurrat pas desarner SIMS nanouer
aux inspirations de d prudence.
~ Les puissances Sc sont.eIles d6a misses daccord
~ sniet du congres NE. discute.son pas encore
touchant les bases de ces egociatioas On ne salt
meme pas encore en- auele vile i Sc runirs, ct ION
alasldEait que le Piemont desarmat QUO PAutriche
onne Texample; alors IL sarde vera
aura faire sans comproneftre la siirete dc
rEtas,'' - 81. ss'
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TOBIAS, OPTICIAN,
90 PENN. AVENUE, BET. ~ AND srH Srs

i most respectfully inform my friends and tbs
above place, where may always be found, to%
snlt al that require my aid with SPECTA-~~
AS to my capabilities, and the satisfaction have
generally given will entirely leave the public to
and elsewhere that have of the most eminent GEM
temen IN the United states ami PARTICULARLY desire
read q guide to those who wish to be well suited
do not suit at FIST sight as some pretend to do
Their do warrant Dgins any other Glasses SUIT
you for a space Of six years, you will read in an
ADVERTISEMENT of smother person, which is ali stuff
Doctors had business. ! will not Impose upon or
insult an onlghtened public, to endeavor to make
your eyes do not undergo change, then will war
ra9t oyy you viii ny :, Gafsfs to sst yop forever,
s.a % ny ssPiEfefA@f9t
and fine Glasses, tno wonderful VenezuIean Crys
kkfE&Rss 2EEkKA
variety of other useful Optics. annex few of the
many TESTIMONIALS.
From Ans Ezcellsney, the Governor Of VtYs,nfa
i have tried pair Of spectacIes obtained from
Win hs to
their focus, recommend him as a skiful 6ptician.
HENRY A. WISE.
Fscrn As lot. Hon. Jrdse BstIsy
Iyssrecommsndedta Mr.. Jno. TOBIAS as a skilful
Ooqlst, and as have eyes Of remarks bic PECULIAR
comprehend them by Inspection, and some sig hi
measurement. and he has made NE pair Of S1ecta-
cies that SUIT me admirably. A. z. BUTLER.
Fton hs Hon. Secretary Of STATE of Viys,n,A
Executive DEPARTMENT, !
RICHMOND. Dec. 81. las8
=. Deer Str: Gov. Wise having shown me the spec
tacles you sent him. and discovering that the fncns
was precisely suitable to my vision kindly oaered
to enclose them to YOU, to have Eew Glasses shsti-
tuted have since received them, and am gratIfiad
that the Glasses fully meet my expectation and
give my eyes great relief. Tho pebbles Won havs
of your BILL Very respectfully &c.
GEO. W. MUjNFORD.
JOHN TOBIAS. Esq, Washington, ID. C,
From Prof. Baehs.
WAsHINsToN, Feb. Il, 1883,
have used 9 pair of Glasses of Brazilian Pebble,
furnished by Mr.. Tobias with great satjsfaotion
A. ID. BACHE-
III Please observe that my Establishment in IN
Penn avenue, between Al and 9th streets W.
TOBIAS AMBROTYPE ROOMS.
Where you Will obtain good Likeness mai Tn
fa rs aow S''"sS0s'
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: IL The Brooklyn folks have lately had a poi
soned cheese tigation and analysis They
found n large quantity of cheese possessing I'M
mistakable poisonous qualities, but were unable
to arrive ct the origin thereof. Their chemical
analyzer left it to the .onward march of science
to disclose the mystery We have heard or seen
it stated, somewhere, that poisonous substances
are sometimes used in making a composition to
spread over cheese to give them a rich yellow
color. May not this be the secret Of the Brooklyn
poisoned cheese mystery,
Since writing the above, we nnd the following
later account in New York paper "A quantity
of cheese manufactured at Granville, Washington
county. had been sold and eaten, both in Brook
lyn and in Baltimore, Maryland, and families in
both cities were taken down with symptoms of
poisoning. The cheese was submitted to chemical
ANALYSIS, and an arsenite said to have been found
in the dressing" or composition employed by
the dairy woman. II this was the case, the drug
was probably used to prevent the Z" blowing by
he
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PR96699sAks soR arm. ARMY TRANsPoRTA-
AZ .aPpis. during the years issS and 1881 on the
I. From Forts Leavenworth and Riley, In the
Territory Of Ksn.a:. from Fort Laramie, in the
west bank Of the Nj ssouri river north Of Fort Lea
vsnTorth and south of latitude q deg. north, at
which are now or may be tabi shed in the TeTr
tory OF Nebraska south Of latitude a deg. north, In
Oregon south OF latitude a. deg. north and east Of
Utah north Gratitude 20 deg north and west ofions-
2. From Forts Leayenworth and r iey. in the Ter
ritory of Kansas, and from tho town of ksnsas, in
the state oil missouri, to Fort Union, the Terri
Be dssisnsted in that Teffitory o' @'p'' 'A"' ''
be in the Te2tory Of I'f New Msseo
the post; o. dsPSts that are SS may be established
Forts Bliss aud Fillmore.
be be eSSh 1 Ss
thousand pounds, nor more on routsl than ten mil
ions Of PSu9ds, and on routes and than two mil
llOnhve hundred Thousand pounds each.
Proposals. will state the rate per hundred pounds
per hundred miles Tor which the transportation will
year and may be made for all the routes collective
Bidders viii Their names in nofsf ss ws M
their places ofresdence aud be prepared to execute
n sn0un' as the
dot mIst 6s read dd for service by
may be demanded at any time for the sRofs Weight
TO be transported during the year on ali or either of
the routes, they will be required to have places OF
business OF agencies at In the vicinity of Fort
Leavenworth, Fort Laramie, and Fort Union or
other depot in New Mexico, at which they may be
Each proposal must be accompanied by a guaran-
isfsctor1 certified to the Quart. rmastsr General,
setting forth that if the party proposing shall be
for it's faithful performance. -
Proposals will be endorsed as follows; Proposals
for Army Tran spo- tatiou, and none will be enter
tanned uul thew fully comply with all the stipula
tions set forth in this advertisement
The right is reserved ofrejecting any or ali the
bids that may be made.
QUARTERMAsrER Generals OFFICE,
e % -SawtIstOct Washington. lime q. Iao.
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ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

L. Y: r r
NY; Miss NJ J Robinson, Mass; Mis-. L j Gardn r
81 Mss s'f p Sst. Co. Ts MI. Del ssSP
Ms Whlfs' 6 de- Ma BsiIes Do Miss Ba;5
6.ft spd Isayl So; Mr.: MslfoTd, DO; Miss H ada
way, do; B Sacken, Rnsola; e Pernell. Mo;
SsTdnsr. Nd; [ stuar t 81; ET Adams. ia n
Lssrnsd, Md; Prof q W Jane. Ri; W Robert:
B:ods Do; CT ksssrod 10; Mss a. B MIss
and Geaks Do Lsske do MG 1s Gei ar
Mss NJ flames 90; Or Ts,Iton; do; pr Yeates,
M.. do; pr' b S1 Ne? d
Huntington, do; Col w III spickneIl, Md; b III
sms;s[ fad s sc roy
Mar; W SSiliWR; p " McMsItfs tsSs;
Kse. Cal; Ridse~ay and lady. ny, b Reed and
sas rs E assR az MI g. EIass y.
BROWNS HoTEL-B Morse, Pa; ] Ste
ss sG% ap, sofomis GS G ~ fai
Mss Ms. g; Red is DO; esi s.e ds;
IFDs, No; siarss de- Brow and ady
r. sss 81 SRI Re-
GOfdsn and sdy o. 81 1slsej s Ss w
MAJ Mss%S: Mi Mfi ci.I;: and
AoM SssysoSS d.. Mai;; a BHl! s9d Pa
Smith. do. e' 'o' "
national H0TEI-W Susseer, N.Y. N
Blenoawni Ten; Campbell. z Dewbry and lady,
fam, Hill and fam; ID Hin add lady. La; HaSis,
IA 4 R R1noan Ma d; r tsm6srti La Wood iua'
smith; DC. 0'Nsill: Pa; Wilson. Tex; e Ab'
pot, Nh; 4 Whiting, Va; H Rogers. Can; J
kng, Sc; g BoshoP and d.us liter Miss Spencer,
Nd; IF Wells and lady, NY; II Benton and lady,
Fowler Pa; II Coats, NY; A Bombani' iii. W
Nelly. Texas; Seeher, sc; Co Shaffner, XIV;
rklRKWOQD HOUSE-Wm 6 Peaslee. La; n
homsS, %; J Jones, Min; II Addison and fy,
Mo : Sma wood, q; Hudson. Md; K Wikin,
,n, Ga' Brown Ga NJ Easter, NY; w
Nm, ia: BIsbee, NY; u Is Thompson Md: 4
pputnIle, "a: w Davis, do; Mrs Russell, Md; T
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THE EVENING STAR.
HINTS TO GIRLS.

Did you ever see lady
Look into a st Anglers face,
In an omnibus or rail car,
As If say ing, "Sn, your place"
Did you ever see lady.
Wax mp to the church pew door;
Lace and ribbons al demanding,
Yield your pew" and nothing more:
Did you ever see lady
Fifrt into an old mans ohsir,
Aud, unheeding age and honor,
Let him stand-no matter where:
Never see the stage coach emptied
For some hdget In her PRIDE,
And the wearIed man OF business
Tumbled out to ride outside:
Mover 20 to hear q lecture,
When some fashionable dear
Would come In and make hustle
When you most desired to hear
Routing half the congregation ....
And disturbing all the rest,
As NJ she were all creation
Being fashlonaoly dressed:
Now. dear girls. If you're so thankless,
80 exaotIng and SO Tree,
Time will come when gents VIII answer,
''Ma'am, this seat belongs to me-"
Never, girls, disturb lecture,
Church, or ball, where'sr you so;
Still spect the rights Of others
This is Nv oman's Rights" you know.
Never ask man abruotly
TO resign his chosen place:
IL tbs offered, thank him kindly,
W Ith q smile upon your lace.
If the road is long and weary.
And he cannot find smother,
Bid him share the comfort with you,
As you'd share il with brother.
Thus you may receive forever,
GIven with spirit free,
True respect, and love, and Kindness,
Better far than gallantry.
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nR.sOAhHTON
~ BALEIMOkE
LOCK HOSPITAL,
ess discovered he Csrts. SPEEDY, ard Osly Kfssls
Remedy In the world for all
DISEASES OF IMPR UDENCI.

Remedy In the wssld for all
DISEASES OF IMPR UDENCB.
LIT NO .ALsE pELIc.cL PREVENT.
E1rA CvRE WARRANTED OR no CHARGE III TWO
w..ln.. eth. Bach. stpets... As.s,.u Kid,.,
and Bladder lhvoiunt1Iy Discharges lmposnsy, 0snsrs
q .aasTT do, S
DimGss Of Sigh, iddinss Disease Of the Head
:: G so.r, 4.
Yssth-hOss Dreadful and Dssreu,s Practices which
der Manage "P'f;6 'Gs S' %Ss S''A Body 'n' Mind
Especially VII. h.,. s.eoms III. victims Of Solitary vss
an rnrnsy grave thousands Of Young Men Of the most
s.n.t.. .s d. ,ss"s.r. Of
s.hsd sssssy tbs living yrsr may ssii With fall ssss
MARRIED fIEsOHs. YssnE Men ssntsmDlstinr Mar
s sss. S.,n. .s.. ss s.s. f'hs d's
y. Who p.es. himself sndsr the care Of Dr. may rsIig
'P'n 5 y: :s n Rs, souTH STREE,
sts hand .id: gong from B.lmsrs .. door. FIRE.
the corner Fail net 70 ssssrvs and nsnsss. letter
-''' b paid 'n' '''i 81 , ;;iTI;
Member Of ths ksy. College Of surgssn hsnase gr.duais
and ID. {..,.r part b. been spent in ths hes
Pitas ofLondon, Paris, Phsdslphi. and sshsrs
iGs.ni many roubI.d Win ringing ID. had Gar.
.. s:S Es' Nj. .sS'
n'' With r1kE sS ss!.e
Young Men and e,bsrs injured thsmssl,ss ~
certain paeties ndslgsd when .lons-s habit frequently
learned from evil eempsnisns, ~ school, the effects
tssd', n.rrsss mPo..sls aid destroys beth mind and
fhsss the and msianehey sfes Prsdussd
~ early habits OF yosth VS.; Wsstnsss Of the Back and
limbs PAINS in the Head Dimnsss Of Los Of
Power, Palptaton the Heart
y, Of III. F.ssn'. General Debility
mENTALLY.-Ths fsarfsl sGsets the mind mueh u
b drsadsdLoss Of Msmory Confuson OF dsss
Lsvs ofs0htsds rimieiy etc., are ssms Of he evils
the cause Of their declining nssh losing thsn vgor Be
senng veal, rsis nervous ssd smaelss having GssI
.PP.'Ans' 'Sn "a S E
Whsn tbs aud nrrudent vctsry pleasure snds
he has inhbsd ths seeds OF th Painful dssas
happens that itms ofhans dread fdseovsry
biy, .ions h.fsnd him He f.is inis ths
hsnds Of ignorant and dssgnng prssnds, Who,
Of curing fich his pscunary suhstsnes keep him tsr
month after Isnth, or 40 long as the smallest fee be OBJ
tanned and despair leave him With health 10 sfh
his CALLING disappointment; BY the Of
poison Mercury hasten the Constitutional symptoms Of this
Bkn frishtfu rspdify tl death ppts
period his dreadful suEsr,aEs BY sending him
discovered country FROM whos' bourne traveller
Or JORNsONgREmEDYF FOR ORGANIC wEAKMEss
AND IMPOTENCY-
this greet and remedy weakness sf
speedily cared and full vger rsssrsd Thossands
been irnme diatsy relieved.
All mpsdmsnts Marriage, Physieal Mental Dsqpaii.
trembling wsafns.s E1hsustisn Of ths mss, fsas
EHDoRsEMENf OF fnE PRESS
THE MANY THOUSANDS cured this Iustituisn within
the last years and the important surG
cal operations performed By DR. Joh.son, Witnessed che
..poItss. Of u. papers aad many ether notice. q
sides his standing gentleman Of character and rsspeus
sy. is suaeisn, rssr.ntss to ne ssetsd. Jan ibIv
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II 1t seems that a 81 Growers quest jury in
Rensselaer, county, New York, have come to the
sage conclusion that if teifo or a dozen human be-
ings are wilfully entrapPed by board Of respect
able directors into travelling vllainously
safe railroad and are then dropped by the breaking
Of rotten bridge into hideous chasm, and there
horribly done to death, somebody ought to be
highly cepsured -
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NorrcE FOR IIH NE s katihsroRArroN OF
CERTAIN LANDS TO MARKET IN THE
STATE OF ALABAMA

rhe grant Of lands made by the acts of Congress
Alabama to aid the c3nstruction of certain rail.
roads therein mentioned having been so far adjU It.
the lands hereinafter described notice as Ser.5~
ea that all the vacant offered lands which lie outside
II sx 9s On s ssd sas Of The he
between Florida and Alahsma, in the direction OF
pe re and from Selma to Gadsten" situa-
not been selected virtue of SAID grsnt or reserved
for any purpose whatever, and which were snbjec.
ted Prices under the act Of August IN issa, viii be
places Hereinafter specified at tho ordinary mini-
tbsH m al pr a r. a. t5 PRICES t. whc
=, AT THE LAND OFFICE OF CENTER, on Monday
the third day Of October next, viz
South Of the base line and of the Hrntsris me
TSxnsShiss 2, q and 3; e fsass
ownsRp: rsS q Ga 5sess'
townships 4. 10, y and q. Of ranges;
t. 49, i and r a. "a e.
Township Is of range u.
AT THE LAMP OFFICE AT MONTGOMERY on Mon
day, the third day Of October next, VIZ:
North Of the base line aud east Of the ST. Stephen.
Townships 81, D, g n and H. Of range 1s.
TTownshbiPs 20 20 81 r. 3 and y. Of ranEsi7
townships ~, ~ and 81, of ranges Ia and %.
Ar THE LAND OFFICE AT GRKENvILLE, on Mon
day, the third day of October next, viz:
North Of the base line and Of the g. Stephens
meridian.
Township 6, of ranges.
Townships 6, aud 8. of IS.
Townships 6, 7, 8, and 10, of ranger.
Townships 6, 7, 3, 9, 10 and IL, Of range8.
TownshlPss 49, 10, IL. II, 10, 10, 20, q and 81
Townships 49, 10, II, H. 49, l6, II, 49, 90 q, and
%, OF range IL.
Townships So 10, II, u. IT, Is and II, of range r.
Townships O. 10, IL, i2, l5 6, II, 49, IT, 20, ii and
p. of range IS
Towns6ps il, l2 Is, IS le II, IS. 10, 3D. 81 and p
of rangeI4.
Townships "a, Is, le, Il. 10, 10, 20, 81, and g. OF
range Is
Townships Is, lG II, 49, 10, o. 2l, and q, of range
l6
Townships II, IS, 10. 81 and 81, of rangel7.
Townships lS and 10 of range ~.
AT THE LAND OFFICE AT ELLA, on Monday, the
third dsy of October next, VIZ:
North Of the base line ami east Of the ST. STEPHEN,
meridian.
Townships 8, 4, and 5, of ranges j, 6, 7, and O.
South Of the base line and east The ST STEPHENS
meridian.
townships 5, 6, Z, g, and =, of ranges and 6.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington
this third day OF August, 1850.
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
NOTR.-Under the regulations Of the department
as heretofore and now existing, no payment can be
made for advertising prociamations except to such
publishers as arc i1y authorized to publish by
the Commissioner of the General Land Office.
an 5-law4w
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ID II has been judicially decided In Cincin-
natl that Jew, observing strictly the Sabbath
of his religion, has right to transact his ordinary
business in his. usual manner on Sundays, not
withstanding there may be a law requiring places
Of business to be closed on that day.
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UrA private despatch, dated Houston, Aug
ID, to Mr.. Abram NJ Gentry, a candidate for
State Senator in the Houston district, Texas, now
in New York city, says: ''You are elected by five
hundred majority. Houston is certainly elected -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-11

IL Since the year 1880, in Baltimore the mum
Der Of churches has increased from so to 14s, and
the clergy from ~ to las.
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CURF OF FITS OF SEVERAL YEARS
GT1NnTNE-

1t has been some time since wrote you about my
sons he alth--affl icted with fts you remember. Be
assured we have every confidence in you and your
Medical Salt. We have sufficient evidence that the
medicine Is doing him great good. His health 10
rapidly improving, and we are eBcOuraged especi .
ally from the fact that he has not had return of
those dreadful fits since September u, nearly year
since. VIM. ". HARRIS, Groton, 90 m.
FEVERS CURED BY THE MEDICAL SALT
My wife was attacked with very high fevers,
which would last nine days at q time. WAS indoc
ed to try DIR. Cogeswell's Medical Salt. After Civ
ing it fair trial il entirely broke her fevers l
would eheerfulry recommend 1t to others similarly
affected. J. NJ. DICK,
e44N. Eleventh street, Philadelphia.
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ID Nathaniel Mahoney is now, "wednesday. }
under examination at Baltimore, charged with
embezrling money from the L. 5. mail, at Or
leans, Md.
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KNOW 1T is GOOD FOR RHE UMATISM.
Removing it in few hours. ! am now trying 1t
for Scrofula, and have already rec-i led benefit.
=. lESSICS, r eadiug, Pa,
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HZ DOCK street, fniiduelphld GU .
ID IMPORTANT NOTICE.
L UBLEC Attention is called to the following Ger
thca!es Of cures made ~ ny hSiAIIG GH0k III,
These medicines have been extensively used with
in the last seven years. and have been thoroughly
tested before being pr esented to the public num-
her of other certificates can be shown II persons
will call on me.
WAsHINsroN. July Is, 1883.
J.K. PLANT, Esd. SIR II purchased, Some
time since, a bottle of your Rheumatism Liniment,
having been recomms nded to me by a friend as a
sure cure for II heumatisnl. / used one bottle, and
have not had return Of Rheumatism since. 1t
has now been twelve months since used It.
Respectfully, &C., d. +: Erwin,
Sessr Store, opp. Nat Intel. Office.
Ny son WAS suffering at the same time from a
we're attack of DiarrhGa and vas eptirel! restored
by the use of one bottle of your Cholera fixture.
think il is tho hest and quickest cure have ever
used for said complaint. d. T.. ERWIN.
Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail by
JAMES K. PLANT, No. $50 ID street, between
9Th and 10th SITS.
Sold also at Cochran's Segar Store, It'll st oppo-
sits National lntelllgenoer Office Poul us Thy son,
393 18th ST.. between II and !; Martins Franklin
Hotel, corner eth and ID sts.; n. w. Hilburn, No.
571. 9Th ST. east, opposite Garrison Gate, Navy
Yard. jy 3-lm
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THE CELEBRATED
i DR. ]. S. RoSES MEDICINES,


These remedies the result Of thirty -kve ysars
Of extensive and successful practice, and are the
N DR. s. j. s. R Kos COUGH SYRUP, OR Ex-
Hoarseness, Bronchitis, and oil Lung diseases.
pR. ]. Str 8 Ro 1si ALTERHATIyE SYRUP.
or Blood Purifier for the cure OF Scrofula, Old Erup
tons. Chronic Diseases, Ulcers, Swelled Neck, and
DIR. & g. ROSES DYsPEPTIc COMPOUND.
plaint Price 50 cents.
DR.. J.S. ROSES PAIN CURER. tis not .
curing Rhsumatism, Tooth and Ear Aches, Cholio,
Pains in the Stomach and Bowels, Sprains, Bruises,
Pains in the Limbs, Joints, Back, and Spine, any
pain internally or externally. Price, IL, Is, and q
cents q bottle. Hs
Ifyou wish 70 get cured of any of the above com
paints, get DR.. J. 9. ROSES GENUINE MEDI-
SSlNES which you will know When h senn,1ns q
bottle: Sold BY druggists generally. -
to be the hest in the world. 10 Ally
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Up. omised to write you provided your medicine
did the work you claimed II would. 1t has done it,
and | now fulfill my promise. My comp Amt Was
'lnfiammatory RheumatismTthe hrst package DID
the work. and most efectusy, too, as not yestige
Of Rheumatismis left, and am as well and hearty
as ever wasIn my life: would recommend to Oil
GEO. H. DUNCAN, liz Wall st N. Y.
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HKpICIIEe.
-nR. CO6GswELL'S
MPDfCAI, SALT.

! The great remedy for In6smmatory Diseases,
such as Rheumatism, Neuralsis, hsssd;cne, Eits,
sipelas, BIonchitls, Coughs, Colds, and similar
complaints. By equallzing the ciIcuiarSn y re-
lids would do we'll to give IL trial, may be seen
from the following testimonials.
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HYprcIIN.

a yALUABLE MEDICINE:.Wss.n ~ !, ~ H.
use Il M TffN " ESSETaBLE pEcoCTIoN, .
in di seases Of the blood, skin, dysp<psy, 40, sno
recommended NJ a. IN invaluable medicineG Our
confidence in il a. q remedial agent has been Ereety
increased by several very remarkable cures OF long
standing disease of the liver, kidneys, skin, etc.
that have recently come under our ouservston-ln
cases, too, where all other remedies and the most
skIilful ply sicians had failed to sord relief Hun
dreds of respectable citizens have been re-
grst6ed to learn that its popularity Is daily be-
coming greater. Its operation 10 mild and pleasant,
residences ofMRS. COX, 13s E. BaLriMoRr ST.,
Baltimore, and at the principal DRUG Stores.
city, and numerous certificates seen by calling on
the agents None genuine unless her name 10 blovn
on the bottle ard her seal on the cork. =
Wholesale Agssf.-R. S, T. CIssKL, DrugGist,
GEORGETOWN, ID. c., has been appointed Wholesale
IN v pr1oea % II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-11

STILL ANOTHER CASE OF RHE UMATISM
CURED.
was seriously afflicted with Rheumatism and
confined to my bed purchased a box OF DIR. Coggs-
wells Medical Salt, and found radical cure. 1
would advise Others AFFLICTED With the same disease
TO give il q trial. HUGH ATklNSON,
: - White Bear Hotel, Bucks county, Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-11

ANOTHER CASE HEUMATISMC CURED
Twas troubled with Infammatory Rheumatism
for a long time, and could find nothing to relieve
me. At length was advised BY friend 20 Try Dr.
would advise all who are afflictad to give il trial