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Nuyal IutsIli9ence -.

Our correspondent at Portsmouth, N. H.,
sends us some inter estng nava nows The old g-
ate q institution, which hiss been known In the navy
for years "Iron Sides" has recsntly been thor
oughly rhauled, and awaits at Portsmouth tue
pleasure of tue Department The new figate Bsn-
te IN In ordinary and could be fitted out for service
In . very short time. The so p-of war Dale, which
returned last summer from the C~Ast of Africa and
the corveito Cumberland, late flag ship that sta
tion, In the stream, tho former having bsen re-
Gently condemned and the latter Is expected to leave
for New York Ia . fow days. The new steam gun
boat Mohican, which the Navy Department has Just
detatd b. reinforce the African Squadron, 10 noarly
completed. She % an elegant little ship, 9ei tons
bun den, f33 feet long, 38 feet wde feet deep Her
machinery consists of one direct engine, with cylin-
deis 81 inches In diameter and 80 Inches store. 5he
has two u MATHIS patent boilers that hold 10 $40
gallons Of water, and q composition propeller feet
inches in diameter and 10 feet pitch, which A OK
pected h make 80 revolutions per minute Her arma.
ment will be formidable one, consisting Of two IL
inch pivot guns four 80 FOUNDERS, and one boat
howitze,, for which she carries ammunition $50
eleven inch shells, 500 thiity.tso pounds solid shot
80 stands II grape for the thlty-twos, and sixteen
stands for tho shell guns. Tneie 800 men work
ing In the Navy Yard, and business generally Is 40
tive. 30 much for Portsmouth, N. II aud kittery
Me. II may not be out OF pace b. state that
navy yard is known by beth those names-JouT. Of
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ITO CONFECTIONERS- - THE CONFEC-
TONERS Society respectfully inform all employers
that she Ia enabled TO procure at any time good
toners in every branch. Letter. may be addressed to
oonfectoners and Manufacturers Of forms and models
in any kind for confectioners send their resp Ad
yite all our sssoeates who DO not belong yet 70 our
evening at o'clock, at 208 Third st, n Y by order,
p. sCHREYvoGAL, Prest.; II. dALMANN, see'y.
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VT,HE UNION DIME SAVINGS INSTITU-
Il tion, No 40 Canal ct, cor yariek q, NY
opsa dIy from iOk- n toa r. n and from to
pspe... # 10 cents to 5000 received sir per cent
Money t. iesu on Mortgage In sums not exceeding
Eden v, HAUaHwoUT, President.
G9E4EksE G9aS}E sEsfEAHf ifsEAHEf' Vice Presidents.
soISnoS nsSREH T. SuII Z IcatprS AtsprSsy ssc sSa Counsel
on xAaos1bS
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M EFULT6N STREET,
Brooklyn,

CNear the Fulton Ferry.)
Stitching by Wheeler a Wilson's Machine,
Shirts, Collars, Bosoms, Wristbands, and Shop Work
Of all kinds, quickly done at the
LOWEST RATES.
Special attention given TO- Ladies' Dresses and other
gaImcnts Family sewing Of every description prompt
iy done In the most splendid manner, on very moder-
ate te rms. Ladies' are invited TO call.
By means Of the Patent Hemmer, the finest hens
are gantly turned and upon Napkins Hand
kerchieh, Garments and goods Of every species.
oc24 tfncsill
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COR SALE CHEAP-ONE OF THE BEST
+ stands In Washington Market, suitable for any
kind of business occupied aud clearing 800 month.
For particulars, Inquire 1906 Charlton Il, bet and
o'clock p. m. OF A'lIo
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
fRRMa-cAsyr I'M ADv.uc-

.vo words,) one day, 90 csnts, two days rs go
side. 80 49,. ~ oS sx days, 81 70. n nssrted 10
Marriages aud Drsxhs q. ....s. a.
Monthly ADVERTISEMENT a fou, n,s.. s Iy1 ~.
conven,ence q the once, ~ fos eysyy sz In.s.s,ss
Adyensernents receivcd until - o'osS~, ri -
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MERCHANTS MAR IN EBAY AND
lNl NIGHT MATCHMAN ON SHIPS' GOODS ON

MERCHANTS nj A X | N EBAY AND
lVl NIGHT WATCHMAN ON SHIPS GOODS ON
WHARF, STORES, wAREH0uS SES, &c-The un-
der.gned having been ship master out Of this port
for the last thirtyfve years, aud having commenced
the above business, solcts share Of public patron
age trusting from his long experience IN the general
business Of shipping together with his strict attention.
he will be able TO give general satsfaction. shall not
put wstchnan on board any ship but q seaf,rins
dprs at all times, day or night. will not employ a
drinking man; must be satisfied Of this part before
this watchans charge, that cannot be satisfactorily
PrSS 81 30 per hight Sspt. n PHiLIPs 'hR Rssspsn.
ees-Moses Tsyior' Mora Brothers N9ysrs 90, Al
Robson Fosdick Business 10 commence Nov, lst-
Ofhee II South 81, near Maiden Lane oc2+ 6'l09
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OILS AND PAINT-BOILED PAINT OIL
" 90 eents, Elastic Roof Oil 10 cents per GAL; Lin
seed OIL yaTnishes, Turpentine, DC; Grafton Paint,
Venetian, Red and yellow Ochre " cent? per H.;
White Lead and Zinc cents. d. BIDWELl- 100
Pearl st. oc2T 25LcslA
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FOR SALE.

A TTENTION-WE ARE PREPARED TO
ase exchange real estate, stores saloons, manu-.
factories &c, at the shortest notice; commission
charged in advance. SoLINGER d HARING,
o2I 3sln III Bowery.
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NOTICE TO SHOEMAKERS-FOR SALE,
~ 5000 pair boot legs. Inquire Of p. TANSEY, l's
Elizabeth IL, New York. OF B'l2I
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EURS-FURS-NEWY YORK FURCO.-
L IMPORTANT TO THE LADIEH
The New York Fur manufacturing Company, Depot
50 CHATHAM ST, offer to the ladies' Of this city the
best seected stock Of Furs be found, and at the fol-
lowing rates. which will be found TO be % 70 80 per
Water Mink, y cape, with Nun and Cuns, sia. Marsh.
Mink set, do DO nj. French Mn Mink 90 DO sis N
French Mink, y cspes, 81. French Sable, y oApes,
Water Mink, French Mink, and French Sable Victor
Ines, &3, x3 20 and 81
martin, and Fitch, large capss, " y, y cApcs and
Nictorines.
NEW YORK FUR Co, 50 CHATHAM ST.
oc26 2aacslS0
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EOR SALE VERY CHEAP-A LOT OF EX-
400 Hudson st. after O'Clock In the Afternoon. o23 80
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HOUSEKEEPING.

A GREAT SAVING TO BUYERS OF CAR.
nPErs, OIL CLOTHS, C.
7. H. D j, =. CONKLTNG, &.
Importers and wholesale dealers In
CAHPETS OIL CLOTHS, Russ, SHADES, &c,
30 Courtlandt, near Broadway,
VIII sNer this date and until the lat January rsxt
(Thcir Wholesale trade being mostly over
for the season.S
Oher their entire stock at retail for
CASH AT WHOLESALE PRICES
One profit can he saved and
selection made from the largest stock
Ever offered at retail In the city.
Every grade Of goods
Can be had.
Experienced upholsterers have been engaged and
goods he delivered free and laid In any part OF
this or the adjoining cities.
T. H 4 y. e. CONKLINb
.z... 80 Cortl1ndt street,
o2S2'l63 bet. Broadway aud Greenwich Il,
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MACHINE STITCHING DONE
Nl at 9 cents per yard,
o2S 2'll6 81 Cornelia street
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NXJANTED-LADIEST TO LEARN TO OP-
w crate on Singers, Wheeler a. Wilson's, and
Howes sewing machines practice until perfect on all
and all other sauses taught perfect lessons given
sI A. of seSina mschines 10 ist Caii AZ Az Henry
n, near Grand. oclT 2Acs1H
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yX7ANTED-LADIES TAUGHT TO OPR-
w rate OF Singer . and Wheeler Wilson's sewing
machines By Singers late teacher; practice until per-
feet on ali Kinds OF work. and recommended to places
after learning Binding, tuckng and hemming guage
Included for III 80 Employers supplied with the best
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NEW AND SECOND HAND SEWING MA
IN chimes for sslc-Wheeler a wilson's, Grover and
Bakers, and others Machines bought, exchanged aud
repaired. Ladies' learned to operate. w Canal st
o26 24ac'l22
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VXTANTED-FOR U. 8. ARMY-100 AC-
w tive men PAy frsm sll to s29 per month, with
board clothing, DC. Also musicians wanted. Apply
a OLE AAcs153
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
New Yoaz. o. -
House ard lot on 9th av mr. ssth st. a2xioe. si4eoo
I lot on 9Th Il, near av ID, s2x90............ eNo
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URS-FURS-FURS-
i IMPORTANT TO LADIESi
Furs are offered in country trade ct No. l69
Fulton At, up stairs, at the following Low prices;
French, Mink sets Of half cape, mum and cuffs SO 30
do. do. victorlne, mun aud cuts 8 90
Water Mink half cape mud and suffs 10 90
do do Victorine, muf and cuffs z 90
French Sable, half cape, mun and cuffs 7 50
do. do. Victorines muffs aud cuffs Q 30
Real Mink Victorines, from 20 to II 10
do, do. Mufis, from - to IL 20
Also an assortment Of all other furs % per cent
lower than any other house In the trade Don't forget
the numbcr-fos Fulton st., Brooklyn, up stair
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TALIF FORMATIVE GENTLEMEN OF
~ family, who have resided In California for some
time will leave In the steamer Of the 9th goth OF
No vember San Francisco, and from that city 20 to
Mnrysyille should one two ladies desire to Join
them this opportunity is offered Address CALIFOR-
MA boz 9a3 Sun Office, with such particulars as seem
proper, and also state when an interview may be had
OPS 8s12o
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EURS, FURs, FURS-BUY ,XQUR FURS
4 At the great 'Rocky Mountain Cos 30 per cent lees
than any other tore IN the city Rock martin per SET
frenchsminH per set, %, worth SO mink martin, per
set, sls worth $50 Fifty bales Buffalo robes At ~
each. At FOSTERS, IT'S Chatham square, corner Of
Mott st. oc36 SSAc'lI5
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SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE-SEC-
- ond hand Singers, Wheeler 4 Wilson's, and Gro
changed and repaired. The only reliable place In the
city for second hand machincs. Wanted to purchase
or ca,h all the Wheeler a Wilson's. q. A. DUR.
GIN 1856 broadway, room 3, up stairs. o9o 2iac'iT
TO COAL DTALERS-3 COAL SCREENS
nearly new for sale also pair Of coal tubs and
horse aud cart, Apply 2l6 west 18th st. oss s'l3'
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SEwING MACHINES FOR SALE-SING-
- ers genuine, Of No I, one No 2 one Howes large
size for tailoring, and two Of Howes .mall Size chesp
bes sik needles, shuttes, &c for sale. All machnes
repaired in a falthful manner and warranted. Ma;
street ocZ0 O'lvo
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FINANCIAL.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT GER
IN tihcates Nos 3l4 for hundred shares aud 404
COMPANY were forfeited on 22d Sept for nonpaymsnt
OF Of 81 per share, due the 10th June
iast and that the said ons hundred and twenty-five
shares stock much Of \ as viii pay the amount Of
will be sold at auction 10 the highest bidder at the Of
hce Of the company 2S4 Pearl q, on Tuesday Novem-
ber 10Th, at ~ o'clock M. j. N. MlLLb, TTeasurer.
New York. Oct. 9th. 1Soe. oco 3O'l05
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TEAKY ROOFS CURED-ONE CENT PER
II foot, and warranted for years, at the up town
Agency q Elisry's Patent lpd,. hnbber Paint w
Hammond st. o2o 2tAe'l0S
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yUANTED-FOR THE UNITED STATES
w rrmy, $40 able bodied men, between 21 and IS
years pay $ll per month, fush with board, cloth
Ing and medical s1tendance: also 20 good musicians
1antsd FOR srtiIle end infantry bands For further
information, apply the principal recruiting rendeE.
yous, lis Cedar st. oc9O 2AAc'l3IA
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BOARDING.

A LADY IN MODERATE CIRCUMSTAN.
l1ces wishes board for the winter In q small family
price from ~ to SS % per week. Address 3 Y, boz
oi3 sun office, o25 2'l5l
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A GOOD MANY WOMEN WANTED DAILY
A-Gooa situations, good wages; girls lately landed
and Home, 1873 Eleventh st cor 9Th ave. Call aud in
qIire. Conducted by respectable American lady
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OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS

The Presidept and Directors have this day declared
stock q the company psyable 70 the .tockholder
boois viii be closed until that date.
By order Q. L. EvERTTT,
o2S6's6l Secretary.
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EURS FURSl TRULY CHOICE FURS.
LIKE rREEeI!S$S,s rREeISSs METALS,
ALWAYS MAINTAIN THEIR FULL yALuE.
TIE INDIAN TRAPPERS
AND SENT TO US, THEIR AGENTS, IN NEW
YORK.
THE LADIES
SOON FIND OFT WHERE BARGAINS
are obtsiued.
THEY RECOMMESD THE FuRS AND
THE FURS RECOMMEND THEMSELVES.
This accoupts for
THE CROWDS OF LADIES ENTERING DAILY
TIE GREAT WESTERN AND NORTHERN
FUR TRAPPERS DEPOT AND
SALESROOMS, No. . BOWERY.
OPT 24ac.is2 DRAKE, MANAGER
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GUTTER WANTED TO CUT FINE
~ white phirts; one who cut with knife prefer
red. NJ HERZOG co, 80 and % Vesey st. olS 3'1do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-19
ARRIYALS At PRINCIPAL HOTELS

WILLARDS' HOTEL-C Canninys and fam
X Noble, Nj Forward. Mass; r King. NY:J u
Eakin, w X Holbrook Gonroby. NJ: j Korn
Cal; A X Nj Henry, Clark. Pa; GAYLORD. Mas:
A Frank, w Robinson. w C r English. A r.
Culver, Hon + Hatch, c Morit, n Mobile and
lady, A r Walsh and fam NY; Mr. and Mrs TIL.
lotson, Eng; ID Tucker. Mass; II Mallory CT:
pr Cobb, Mo; Cage Sebastian, Arkan; Miss
"a; Barkstiale, Va; Duffey, Ga; Gen LACY.
man, kenegy. EllHsaker. jr, J MaxheId and
SON Nj Buchanan. X c Davis Pa; j : wetbrr
ed, No; III Wallis La; w Walker, Mr. Jas
Turnclite, NY; w Duncan, Ga; r Mcclure
Mass; Phelps CT; Mr. Paulding, Mr. Niles, Md;
ThouP, Ind; Mrs kurtz. Md; Mrs Miller Wis;
Jones and lady, Miss Jones, Mcfarland,
NATIONAL HOTEL.-John Phibbins. Pa; ]
nin; Lagrange, Colt. ID McCloskey. Ny;
Tenn; A Alexander, L fruntham. j N Sonth''
worth, Tenn; g III Pike, ] Kellogg Texas: DR.
smith, L T. Loweree, Mex; NJ AIIolbrook.
L. l.; Ashmead and lady, e Crane, Pa; w Tyler,
Miss Tyler, CT; Nj Ashley, ID Seyne Ohio: A
Young, Mo; Mann and lady, II Clagett and
lldy. Pa; Il Dorsey, & Magruder and lady.
Md; iathroP MINI; w q uisenbury, f ]
KellunI, CSRS; + Fl Curtiss, n Yk; [; III Tucker
Miss; r Boiling, Va
BROWNS IIOTEL.-C Armstead q: w u
Pittman; do; q = Hill. Ky; q A Higgins. sc: ID
killey. do; Mr. and Mrs HoIns, Nc; n Hende,
son, Tenn; w Nj Cradford. do; r. keernon. NJ.
: Buck, do; Lyman. do; j Nc Dowril and fam,
liv, W Tilney, Pa; Mr. Reyno. Ny; II X Jany
do; w Re .nold-, 10; Wese. XIV; q G. Wanda,
SHE III; DIR Henriaues and lady ny; Dr Dernr 2
ana lady, n vi Bligon, Pa; III Sothren Md; 4
w Monley, Nv; w Jones, Mo-
NORWOOD HOUSE, Parker. Va: Judpe
Parker, do Willis and dauhter. do n Noble
and lady, NY; A Stoddard, o; l. Nj SterdeaIlt \
y; Luckery, Pa; A Conway and LADY Mas
Inslie and 50. NY; w Phillips do; i. Dech,
ert and Lady, Pa; Tut, Mo; NJ II Kidd. Md:
Z Radclin, Va; q Brodin Ark; q n Iock,.oaJ
Mass; q Fairfax, do; Smith, Md; w Magrew,
WASHINGTON HCrSE.-Hon Gins Mason
WIN Is Philip, Bernham; IS Hewett Me: Mr.,
B,own, u Bunase, Miss; l. u Morgan 4 q Cook
NJ Bayne, G Bates, X Hunt, Nd: Smart
oi kountz, Neb; T. W Hunter I'm; p : Strnng
aud WIFE Charles Strong, Miss Yates, Miss Pas,
UNITED STATES HOTEL-R c Gl,ss Md.
Brooke do; w w Fenny, Va; III ID Briggs do:
soies sc; w Paylor, do; III Oyle. fntbiII
dos n Bower, ID A Bedlow, NY; AIexander
lee, Va - ''''
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respondent of the Poughkeepsie Daily Democrat
states that 'while visiting school In Montreal he
.sked the teacher IL there were any American chill
dren there She said there Were, and she could
tell them by their pale faces bright ewes and ner
vousness. They learned quicker, but lost senany
DAYS during the term from sickness that they did
not get along rs fast as those who were able 10 he
present constantly He also took occasion to ex-
anime their luncheon baskets and found the Amer
lean fare to be piece of mnce pie, the same Of
pound cake, two doughnuts. u pickle. and a cold
sausage; while the English Irish and Scotch chill
dren had either two days old bread and meat
bread and butter, or bread and apple with nothing
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THE EVENING STAR.
raE DAILY NEWSPAPER.

I,o, when IL comes before the cheerful hrs,
Damp from the press its smoky curls aspire,
As from the earth, then exhales the dew,D
Ere we can read the wonders that ensue;
Then eager every eye surveys the part
That brings its favOrits subject to the heart;
Grave politicians look for facts alone,
And gravey add conjecture to their own;
The sprightly nympn, who never broke her rest
Fer lettering crowns, or famous lands oppressed,
FINDS brolls and battles, but neglects them all,
For songs, and suits, n birthday or a ball;
The keen, quick man o'eTlooks each idle tale,
For Monies Wanted, and Estates on Sale;'
While some with equal minds to all attend,
Pleased with each part and grieved to hnt an end
10 tins all readers turn apd they can look,
Pleased on paper, who abhor q book;
Those who never deigned their Bible to peruse,
Would think il had to be donied their newsi
Sinners and saints, the wisest with the weak,
Hero mingle tastes, and one aIuusements SEEK
This, like the public inn, provides treat,
Where each promiscuous guest SITS GOVT 10 cav
And such tins mental food, rs we may ca,
Something To all men, and to some men all.
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lCONMUyICATED.

Eprron or THE STAR In the Baltimore Sun
Of the soth uIt. appeared an article under the
head of the Death of Distinguished Lady. >,
Az such articles are often referred to as histor.
ical data, It is important that they should be
correctly stated.
The paragraph which we wish TO correct Is
that she Mrs. Elizabeth EwelD was present
when the death of Washington was announced
to Congress, and saw Gen. Harry Lee, of the
Legion, when he offered that famous resolution
ending in the words. now known over the esrth.
" first in war, first in peace, first in the hearts
OF his cOuntrymen.' She had known Gen
Lee from having often seen him in her fathers
house, and was present when he delivered be-
fore Congress his celebrated Grafton on the
character of Washington.
The resolution referred to was not offered by
Gen Lee, but by Mr.. Marshall. After he an
nounced the sad intelligence to Congress of the
death OF Washington, he offered three resolu-
lions, which passed. Among the rest it was
resolved, in conjunction with the Senate, that
there be appointed committee to consider the
most appropriate manner of paying honor to
the memory of the man first in war, first in
peace, and first in the hearts of his country
men. This was Dec. 10, 1879.
The committee referred to in the above res
olution reported ION Dec. 23) by resolution.
that there be a funeral procession from Con-
gress Hall to the Lutheran Church. Philadel-
Phia,) and that an Grafton be prepared at the
request Of Congress, Also, that the President
of the Senate, and Speaker of the House of Rep
resentatives, request one of the members Of Con-
gress to prepare and deliver the same. Thew
appointed Gen. Lee, who delivered tho same
on December rs, and on December % gave his
consent for its publication. wherein Is found
the words, without quotation marks, that are
embraced In Mr.: Marshall's resolution, which,
from the dates, show the priority. J. A. w.
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IT HE CELEBRATED
Il DR. J. s. ROSE'S MEDICINES

IN. y. >. hOSE'S MEDICINES,
.u, o)F PHILADELPHIA.
These remedies are the result of thirty 6ye vears
oil extensive and successful prsctice, and arc the
only 5elishe preparations to cure tho various Ills
DIR: ROSES COUGH SYRUP OR Elk
i,ECToRANF, VIII radically cure Coughs Colds
,inarsrn"ss: Broncintls, and all Lung diseases.
pr. 5. ROSES ALTERNATIVE SYRUP,
or Blood Purifier for the of Scrofnia Old Erup'
tons, Chronic Diseases Ulcars, Sweed Neck, and
ds as"s arising from an impure state ofthe blood
~ DIR. J. :. ROSES DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND.
Ing only snre cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Com
DIR. j. 5. ROSES PAIN CURER. 1t is not
cure ALI but it alone has stood the t.st of IS wears
curing Rheunlatism, Tooth and Ear Aches Chnc
Pains IN the stomach and Bowels. Sprains Brui sas
Pains an the Limbs, Joints, Back and Spine or any
pain internally or externally. Price, II, D. and 81
Iyou wish To get cured of any of the above com
Pialnts, get DIR. J. :. ROSES GENUINE MEDi-
ZINES, which you will know when genuine by
having his writtHn signature un the cork of each
bottle; Sold by druggists generally.
y. B-Bcware of those poor nostrums purpoTting
To be the host in the world. ia ?; Nv
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THE GREAT VITAL ATOR
Il TRIESEMARi

ESEMAR-Protcctedb by Royal Letters Pat
Ecoe de Pharmacie de Paris and the Imperial Col
lege of Medicine. Vienna.
No. Is Invaluable for rela Ration, spermatorrra
and ply steal exhaustion, and is a tonic.
No. completely eradicates all traces Of thosc dis
and pernicious use of copavia and culJebs
No. has entirely supPant"d the injurious use of
lief dispersins all tho impurities and roofing out the
venom Of disease.
TRIESEMAR, No. ], 2 and 2. are prepared in the
form of lozenge devoid of taste or smoll and can
he carried in the waistcoat pocket. SoLD ~ TIN
CASES. AND DIVIDED INTO sEPAR ATE ES admin
istered by valpeau, LaileInan, Ronx, Ricori &c
DC; Price 50 each or four cases in one for So
q saving of 50. To be had, wholesale and retail. of
DR. BARROW, Isl Prince street, New York. I'm
me.dlatey on receiving q remittance, Dr. Rarrov
will forward the Triesemar to any part Of the World
securely packed and addressed according to the in
structions Of the writer, dec Ia I'm,
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IND, with Temgorary Suhnsation and Loss of Sight
HELMBOi.DS BUCHu for Mobility and Rest
iss.ness' with want OF Attention, Horror Of So
HEi'MBOLDS BuCHu for distinctions.
hEliMBOLD BUSHO iorJixcesses arising from
SEXUAL ORGAN.
Exlsting IN either sex, from whatever cause origi-
nated' and no matter OF ,,
hoW boNH SThNDlNG.
~ ness symptoms, IN part, are experiences often
~ sufferers with diseases oil the Bladder, Kidneys.
uIaNeI anu Dtopsy, anu invariabiy by the InJudi-
cions or nervous ana debllltated isa fact, long
s!ce estaDIshsu, that any disease OF those organs
n. 1870 ne MINI more than any and all Others and
nalowed 10 go on-which this medicine invariably
removes soon follows oss of Power, Fatuity and
r.piePtic Fits-n one of which the patient may ex
pe. ne can say inst these excuses are not IRE
and Consnmntion me ,annr g IA INSANITY
iums, anu the melancholy deaths by Consumption,
pe'I ample witness To the truth OF these Assertions.
IN i.unatc ASyluIiis the most melancholy exhibi-
no I appsars. ne conntenance rs actually soiden
visits NJ ShonId sound of III , nor gr,n T :, =;
rarely afticniate ' VI '"' 'oioo 'cc"f' I" ~
i"'0i. III. u.ae. -
D,ii INV hulleh SOUND !, ms sTiei bHguiled."
ands nnon thomeans m n mmJ mas Drought thnus
ing tho ambition of NAM n"h, snntb' ' ~ om ha
cnred Inv the usa Of this ''' - ' "
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