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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-18
VAN HAAGAN a. McKEONE'S
ORIENTAL DETERSlVE SOAP,

phuadelphia.
Warranted sdsEci0H gaOnfV triV b
6aEded. and our A0Snts AsrfJV dBtt0rissd 10
make good any JItlsrS ofHdi
peHsS.
A. VAN HAAGAN
ENG practical soapmAker having for the twelve
ID Cat different tmes experimental and tested this
particular soap, In various offers 10 The public
soaP which win save Time, Labor and Money We are
willing u should rest Us inertia AL
fair trial and according directions ound
boS) and m does not give fa satisfaction the money viii
funded
Among the advantages other washing Soaps the
lowing may he named:
Clothes need boiling and very little rubbing (nos ar
cles
one pound will far for any ihree pounds
mon rosin soap, pounds best family soap
3 II requires less than half the time and labor do The washing
Of family that requires With family soap
ranted not 20 iniure the fabric
Por cleaning paints aud rsmovng grease, tar and pners'
ink h unsurpassed Maclnsts printers and painters will
an invaluable artle for washing hands does chap hut
greatly sonens the skin
The superiority of the materials used Soap
f1ufHg any eTcSss efdLtdes mild than
Washing soau, undoubtedly adapted
coored clothing aces and s wARRAN-
TED NOT To ROT THE CLOTHEs
For sale by sPOTrs HARVEY CO.
No - Pearl street,
oclR Soie Agents for Richmond
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-18
-. Fall STOCK.


COUNTRY MERCHANTS respectfully invited TO esI .r
" anime stock Of BOOTS sfOES 4c. thsy make
heir purchases livery shall b. please ana
think examination Will satisfy them w.p ~
ected good and cheap, they desire Ss N.n
street Ise lAl @
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-18

DROSSER,S PATENT L. P-WELDED NOV
Boiler Tutes.-EysTy article DriIl ths
rubePiAtes and TO the Tubes In bestn manner
Tube Cleaners, Sfeel.wlTe u whale bone BruShr
Tubes for Artean wens orstAer on hots
sides, or with CoDplnEs ether outside inside
THOMAS PROssER son
"r'a-~Nn \ street Neu York
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-18

q UPEn HBACK alLWa.--we have IN s,ore Of our
~ esn !ngortslss' fan ne n bset orss a. ns % , 70
net shh ~ ~! ss . ne eds beos prsstni msrtst prices
nEIs Vo's, sad 'ov" hin hg cps nos n lspsr,,L -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-18

l WOULD CALL THE PARTICULAR At
ftNTION ~ riiE LApiF 70 nv tock - rich ard hand
teurirv consist sits usmunds Pears Carhune
Caneo ani laws farruE Breast Bracelets
an Chains. Frrrr rurs IN ac srtcie IN ssry
line an Of ne hnsst quality sud me best manuficure
ae8 Conner Vain srd p..,i strs.,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-18

ID lEHOEAB.-we hereby notify the Puh
he that have removed entire
Coach material to large and He store Main
street next door 70 Mers Dudley Co. opposite
Thos Price Co.
We making large additions Hard
and Coach material BY direct Bmng
ham and sheffield and By purchases o American uanuaeto
fes and shall hereafter endeavo supply goods
equal In quality aud favorable can be bought
In the Northern markets se 1gl NANLEW. TAYLOR.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-18

oelE role Ag'ni' for Richmond
REMOVED.
G A. BARGAMIN, JR, have removed 70 their New Store
SS & have VAIN ss2 & % sSf 'i' @ s SI al an Ma.
Ssafs w.sr Closet Rs,s boilers GconS RANGES 1,s
Pumps Hydraulic Rams A. Putting up Portable Gas Works
httlnE up buildings With gas pipes and hNtures
~ o. 81 % a & &g0Ss ! 5 a ossS ssRs GSss 10 . s. 5 1 bot
have ihs be-, Hot Az yurnae In @ other country which
s,s, s,.1,@S1, me Of plain and fancy n v''' and Crate ssd
EGGLEsTON a. FITZGERAID.
GrOcers and ComniissIon Merchants,
No. IA PHanL sfHErI,
OIs hs trsde lsrEs and complete o. drocse,
" vine, liquors segaT' and All articles be found ~ si
CINGHAms-
VI 10 bale medium and Manchester elnshsm. splendid
10 80, nl.es and white and Rich Fancy Glasgow Guo Of
These good. havng delayed beyond stipulated time Tor
delivery "m be sold {" reduesdprieei 60. ..,.....
ELRGANT BROCADRsILK nOREs, Drc..ss,
~ sod ssE.nt sta Hoss Win velvet hognce Ladies snhr.e
osii 80 GtvRFb sosEs q N.ln s,r.-,
A eENcy ron BoNsAoK's JBANs.-w, h.y, IN
"a 70 BE .upsor e any sr goods manufactured ~
osit KESr PAINE CO
200 fsAogsAesss s.,,l se.s : CHEWING ToHAccO
6 F" FsiS:%c FsiS:"oS. S.s Sslr r,una.
oriih For SALE by WI WALLACE sOvs
DUNCH CIGAuS-An assortment Of vi, u.,v ssisbr,tsd
u brand of Cgsrs, iusi landed and fot ale BY
sEiDES MILLER
ocls Corner Pearl md Cary streets
A PPLR AND PEaCH BRANDY ehls New
n Apple handy gh proof and strong flavor. hhl
Peach Brandy, lust landed and Tor sale ~
sgLpTv MtLFR
oels Corner rssr snd Cary streets,
TX M.PINE HAVANA CIGARS, various brasa.,
80 iu'' Tssey,d iorssi.ty VIZ WALLACE SONS
GuANo,-isoo beg, prime Ne psruvsn sssuo. aPssri'
~ ~ sale W oclf It0. 10 nAvENPoRT.
tANnLRa.-isa Sos.. JssS.as,i T,ss o,sa,,, a. -.
~ pse'fA brl.lsN ost Lie, RnsvFsP0tT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-27
ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

WILLARDS' HOTEL Hawkins. La; Nor
gan And LoarRan, Id; Andry, la; q a nhry
DO, d boadousqale. do; smith, de; Chap
Ipan. 81 Hathaway, Ark: w h Ly Hch, do; F
Sefrett, Ia; Garrett, do; J a Johnson, Ark; G
LyEea, do; MI Johnson, Il ThawkIns ~; N r
Jones, Ark; W E Jones, Va; b Marcy, SA; ]
~ Adams, Pa; Mrs Hooker, NY; Mr. ami Mrs
HanInbly and family. Pa; DIR sad Mrs Mclean
And family, La; Andry, do; Uupre, do: q ID
Bailey. USA; A RIcards Mass: Judze Mscken-
zie and lao, Can; NJ Munson, aIass; G Pitcher
La
NATIONAL HoTEL.-G Fisher, Mass; ] Con
zslez, w Ransan. l. Bright FIs y - Mi, cheil,
Ala; uOnzaiez- v BOnsxa-, r n; j Maker, La;
Stafford and daughter. NJ Cochran, ia; Jones,
Tenn; n McCabs, II Lord Ala; Mrs. A NJ Bal
lsntIne. M Iss ' Bileniine, Tenn; "A b Adams Mis-
&c Soarb9Tough, Ia; Pudh=li. Lon; l. Friend.
OTym V a; 4 Iuzmrn, Al Garcia, Nix; +,
brsSnee, Nd; w Hoxail, Va; Mr. .G rssn, Md; NJ
VaaSnan, I'D III GoolI ch, Rev " ) al, ) Groves
"a y, DOhyv1Liy, McCadey, Ia; II Mernam.N
BROWNS HOTEL Spa'd,ng and lady, NY:
y Roberts, Pa; Jones, Miss; Hunt-r Ala: ID
"a higs and lazy, do; l. II Wilson. Tenr; = BTucs
Massi W NOLAN, -; Dr Harris, AID; a Wallac-,
sSiW Lyisoomb, 90; Iislle, FIa; g Hal e 10;
Kennedy, do; 9 w Tariston and family, Ala; X
Tarieton, DO; Lyon, 60; u A Bawar. nv: A THAI
- snd lafniiy, Ga; Miss y sam son. do; q A pbi1
"a, Plushsnag, Va; Mrs VI State. nj; W SAITH
sac lalnlty,-;J AnHon, Pa; Wilson, SC: l.
Oet1endaIneT, Mo- Z IagsafI, Pa,
,kiRkWOODHOTSE Ddggett u Wss,
Del; Smslwood, Va; J 4. Penrock. Pa p r oieI
aao Iady, Us; A q Wooston, Tex Holland Va: 4
barr, Pa. ''~N ~
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IA. JOHNSTON -
~ BALTIMORE
49, -. LOCK HOSPITAL,
A GssoTsrsd NE meet Csrtss speedy, and Oniy EGsstla
n-- -." ksnsdy In .hs Weird for all
DISEASES OF IMPR UDENCI.

=. ..,'.,.. =. sHSC 81; ll.!...
DISEASES OF IMPR UDENCE.
LET no FALSE pKLIcAcY PRKvKNf. o.
$780, APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
PA csHE WAkhAHTED or no CHARGE II TWO
w;,in... 'f,a. Bach setsI.,, As.e.n. ID. kidney.
snd biads.r n,el.n';5y Discharges, inPetsney, Gsa.r
.on oy: = L., sI c:.
pian.S f Sigh, dida.,,. ,..s. Of the He'd Tsro.t
Soss or stin Affections Of tbs Lunss, Stomach Bowels
Ysu!h-thO.s Dreadful pssGreu,. Prsc;e.s which REQ
DER m,H''' s5 1Ss S';fs S''A Bod, aga iAd
Ss.r:s,:y Sh. s... s.esn. p. victim. Of .. y vis.
an rfs1. ,oa.sad: q YoSn9 Men 81 y. n..I
.sd t.sn and brilliant intsse sko rnssht
..l.e se'asJas living Tyre. may cali via "a. ssai
S .. oks or fs,ng nss sss.snPisung MAJ
Beng .s Of fhyse'i vsssosss, .rgshis debility,
al, .sH u: ear. q 2. r.s
.a 80; III seaof q gsnasnan and ssnsdsntly ssly
OFFICE X. SOUTH FREDERICK srsErr.
q. e;rn.r Fail 40; .. .ss.r,s s..S.r Istsr,
-''' b Paid and '''i Ok . , ;5i%E;
rem 81 q. MOST S. 5.ns.G sr:a....
and =. {.s,:. P's :: sse.: y. ss.n spent
,ss.n; many gs.sl:a vim Israi
WI. :S::s ss. '% .ss:a
K.
Yssng Men and sfhsrs inbred thsmssiyss b,
certain ndsiGsti whom habit fr.qs.n,iy
ssfnsd from .,i eempsaisns, Or Al school, the snse
which are righdv fat even when .sIssp .ns is as cured
rsndss marriage inpossihs and dsstreys Ss,h mind
S.ay, shesld apply ams distsiy. -
fhs. ,r, sons and msnehsly sGse prsdusss
u. Dn.... s:S T. n: e.. =:
~ a:aI
mssThLLY-Th. fssrfs .Hseu % he mic Ar. ru,e.,.
:fspiriu E' Ferbed,ns, Aversion ofsseist,
81 1ohtsds finidity, sts- Of the evils prs
kkRvOus DEBiLffY-rssu.ands can nav ,vd.. vs.,
e.se o. th,ir declining hssls losing their ,gor
esning veal PALE usrvous and smac.ts snrrI.,
DISEASES OF fm n5s{%R1%: sS1e''''mFsi's
Whse The usgudsd and Of srr, Snd,
haPrsGs that tmsi ofsssms or dr.,d efa,eo-.r
dssr' bun from APPLYING hoss Who from sdus,toe snS
siy, can alone b.:sisne n. fs. n,s ID.
u caring tles hs Pserniary Substances. i.sp him tains
nsnth AMER pen'h long tie sn.s fs can h, 81
ever his CALLING d.sproincsn the ne, Of th.t d,.I
peson, Mercury, hsssn The al SYMPTOM, =, ~
.rro. d.sns sch ;ion, efth. Heart Throat Ness
ssn fe Progressing With ghtI rspidty rl death rr,,
period his dr.sdfu srG.rns 40 sy ssnd,nr him q, h
cuee'srsd country s ~hoss ira Ter rsrr,.
De: 'oHNspFsaEMEDYF FOR oRaAklC wEs KNHss
t great and remedy q The s,s,n,
s tpssdly cared snd fr vigor oussn AZ,
nss,oe, .1d dsbilit.tsd vhs had lest all hsps ksv.
.dimsnu % BIS PhysssI ss Mental n.O..u
se..s%: Los. Of Pr:srs.vs Powers, Hsr,os. Ira. st,
ffsmbng and wsshnsn Exkassdsn Of ,he us., f.,,X
.,r ESDossENErr or TEE PRESS.
snS n,sntssn ysars, and the important srrsI
eel .p'rauoo, rsrormsd by Dr. Johnsoa xitn....s ~
.sSeS :" n. p.p;r, .nd many ohsr P..e".. note.,
% nus standing gsntssn o. ehsrsetsr .nS r..psaSs
sn'y, sueei'nt rs.r.ntss to ths ssiet,d Jan isiT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-27
Wv DoDsK -Look Our FoR THE MONKEY

Wv Dope LOOK Our FoR TIE MONKEY
NJ suspicious-l looking individual. a Dfur.
Inere hs- -ronnd town carrying string "a
nner, ,s,cb "a "ttached dirty thieying little
s,onIcy Whenever Us individual spies q bed.
room OF parIor window oI.t an ne stops and list
ems, and II he Is satisfied that there Is no one
present I'm the rooms. he sends Mr. Monkey
Keeping slyly up the front Of the house into the
open window. Now the man. monkey on the
sidewalk having bod Of the other end or the string
10 strongly suspected OF having communicated bis
own thfeving propensities 70 the little mos key
and has "educated' him TO fastef on 70 little val
uables, such bracelets, breast pins. finger rings
or loose change, which his monkeyship may snd
lying on the toilet centre tables-NslcaTE if,r-
curry, August "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-27
THE EVENING STAR.

BRANDING FLouR.-The editor Of the New York
Examiner has been sojourning In Rochester,
where he visited one Of the large -four mills, and
was Unlisted into the mysteries Of branding flour
He says: .f 'a a.
Branding to us poor outsiders has been a source
Of a good deal of mystery. In our simplicity we
have supposed that brand was a true indication
Of the place where the -four was ground. and the
eatitwas made 'front.' But this is an egregi Gus
error. There are tricks la all trades but ours -
Only The very best -four is labelled by the name Of
The mill where 10 is ground. Inferior -four is
branded Corinthian Mill, New NJ n some other
these practices are known in re corn exchange as
well as at the mills, but to poor consumers who
buy barrel of flour once quarter, smay not be
undressing to know thai all the best fhmty nouf
is branded double extra superfne, with the real
name of the mill and manufacturer Genessee hour
Is as ubiquitous as Orange county. milk. 6oshen
butter, relics Of the shi Const tuition among the
curious. Genessee -four is for the most part made
from Western or Canada wheat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-27

ID James E. Murdoch, the eminent actor, who
owns and cultivates a fine farm in Ohio, sends
the editor of the Cincinnati Gazette a basket of
peaches and letter, in the latter Of which he
says:
Warren county, can produce good fruit, though
Il may not bear expectation. My orchard is in
the second years bearing. and never raised finer
fruit on any farm in Burlington county, New Jer-
sey, to my recollection. Had Jack Frost spared
little, we should have been as far ahead in
quantity as We are in size. Grapes were abund-
ant in the setting, but rot has thinned them some
We look for a half or two-thirds crop"
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nj As NJ Fl, 49,, o WIDER g

Gardt. I.,.et,, Coelroaehes Bed bxss, Fea,, Ants.
The Of T.Ss kind i.
inestimabe. In warm weather al nature tear With
Gle ever which viii thsen a
company Of 6HtsaIStsfr3m the aortcultura Society
S.. 81 fn
very soon dropped dead. This fact was made use Of
Quanfties Of the Plant wefs brought home BY Mr.
=. Lyon, and found positive insect destroyer in
to
Medals ND Letters Patent have been obtained from
Russia, fromlthe w orid's Fair, and numerous msd-
iosl and horticultural colleges and socisties.
Lets" f'0ns the P'e''dsS: Of tie Urt,,d States;
ss! have s1s, tbs .S
az ONE hsSs &e tai
aud Certificate for the great value Of our Magnetic
fIEsL .saisSkfs Chairman
The above was accompanied BY certificate OF
IF is FREE From POISON.
"Mr. f. LYos.-Dear Sir: We ave anal sed and
tested your Magnetic Powders and fnd them per
but certain death when Inhaled BY bugs. ants. and
insects;
" %tiAHHEEss Il ffFRIEk7n5e . M, D., CHEMIST.
"PRSr. CHEMISTRY. Ny. HOSPITAL"
York Hospital says ahe has e1 PEELED ali the bugs,
ants, Eoaehes moths, &c, with Lyons Powder, and
Every gardener and housekeeper must have di-
sSs bs sss tn shs & ns ,a
poiitaa Hotels to fudge MICS Presdsnt Of the
American Institute; James Gordon Bsnnett, Gen:
says rhis d!scoyery Of poi Tos i. Of national
onsSy It viii destroy ocust. ETssshoppers. ants
moths, bugs, and ali Sermin. Garden plants can De
BARNES & Park, of New York, 70 lave it sold
are sdver:i,eS. Be- osutions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-27

THssREArEsr MAN AT NIAGARA FALLs.-On
Sunday, we are told, curons indication of the
state OF feeling at Niagara Fails was manifested
in the proceedings Of = Sabbath School there. A
gentleman from Cattaraugus county was address
ing the children and intoxicating the duties OF
reverence for God and obedience to the Supreme
will In the course of his remarks he desired TO
draw a contrast between God and the childrens
highest ideal of greatness Garth, and for that
purpose he asked Of the little ones before him,
who was the greatest man at Niagara Fals-the
man most entitled 70 their respect when, to his
establishment and chagrin, dozen youthful voices
responded enthusi astcally and in entire concord,
'.Blondinln ''Blondin," Observation-Disclosures
Democrat, August -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-27

TIE CORN CRoP.-The corn crop in all parts
Of this county has suffered to some extent from
drouth, but We learn that in the Mt. Meridian
neighborhood the fields are yellow and dead as
they generally are in October Refreshing show
ers fell on last Friday, bat the crop must never
theless be short one, especially If frost cunes
early as usual-.-StGEHtoa Spectator.
IL A few years ago the Duke of Tuscany i'm
prisoned the Madiai for circulating few copies
Of the Word of God. To-day the Duke is a fugi-
tive from his kingdom, and the Madiai are busily
engaged In circulating the Scriptures, the Provis-
ional @ overnment Of Tuscany having proclaime ed
freedom Of conscience and full rel giotis liberty
u The Louisville Journal SAYS, I'VE are ex
eeedingiy sorry u say that yesterday saw a
man get himself bitten by large rattlesnake fol
the sake Of having quart Of whisky administered
70 him He wasn't killed BY either the bite or til,
drink
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-27
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON
Pppse

"Werecomrend our correspondent to try Mons
Sover's new Sauce, entitled the 'Su'tana's Samoa
1t 10 made after the Turkish recipe; its flavor Is ex
osllent, snd affords considerable aid in oases of
siowand weak objectionable Lancet.
The SutaDa's Sauee is sayory, pieuant, and spi
worthy ofthe delicate taste Of Suta ma the Senins
OF SoysI, and the universal patronage Of q dis
concentration Of all the piquapt resources II
Turkey and Russla."-U Hitfd Serrics Gazette. :.
AS ttillater of the appetite this Sauce Stands
alone. 1t is most yalua bic adjunct to Fish Flesh.
OF Fowl: snd should be placed on every dinner Ia
1.-THE Sultens seuce is most delicious zest.n-
rs! sos e Asents for the United s.ate.-GARpNEp
G;IEELIN, AZ. Fulton street, New York: And
BRAY HAYES "a COrnhill, Boston,
Of n. RIDENOUR, aO4 Pa av.; SHEKEif.G
MlLLER.2 74 Pa. av; II. H.VOSE & Co. corn
or Pa. az. and 10th ST.; and other GrooeTs
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CURF OF FITS OF SEVERAL YEARS

1t has been some time since wrote you about my
sons he alth-afhicted with fits, 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 encouraged ~speci-
ally from the fact that he has not had return Of
those dreadful FITS September a. nearly year
since. WM. r. HARRIS, Groton, Co N.
FEvERS CURED BY THE MEDICAL SALT.
My wife was attacked with very high fevers,
which would laet nine days At time. was Undue
ed TO try Dr. Coggswelrs Medical Salt. After Civ
ing il fair trial, il entirely broke her fevers.
woulu cheerfulIy recommend il to others similarly
affected. J.M. DICK,
BAN. Eleventh street, Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-27

IDA sale of oats-JDO0 bushels, taken during
the winter in the street-reported in this day S
maket, is but one of many instances Of n similar
character in grain during the present year. The
lot Of 500 bushels was sold, by the purchaser OF
yesterday. in March last, for 30 &c. per bushe; la.
ter in the season they were rcsold for Sic. per
bushel, the purchaser Of yesterday being inter.
ested in the purchase of Sue; shortly afterwards
he disposed Of his interest in the oats. though al
what price we do not learn. Yesterday the oats
passed back into the possession OF the party at 35c
per hushel, who in March last sold them at 81 y C
per buShsl.-ALbdnK Statesman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-27
THE cELEBRATEp . , ,,,,,s,.

II
These remedies the result OF thirty i've years
Of exeensiye and successful practice, and are the
only reliable preparations TO onrs the various ills
DR. i 8. RosE.s COUGH SYRUP. OR Ex-
Hoarssnees, Bronchitis, and all Lang diseases.
fi pF. gs Ssn ko osf ALTERNATIVES SYRUP,
or Blood Purifier, for the cure Of SeTofula Old Erup
hols, Chronic Diseases, Ulcers, SHelled Neck, and
el diseases srising from impure state ofthe blood
Price a.
Tbs only sure ours fSr bs'psP.,a and ErsI Com
Plsipt- Price g gents. p.,y c,,,,
cure all bat il alone has stood the test Of IS years
Curing Rheumstism, Tooth and Ear Aches, Chclio,
Pains in the Stomach and Bow els, Sprains, Bruises,
Pains In the Limbs, yoints, Back, and Spine, any
psln internally or externally. Prioe, Il, IS, and s.
you wish % get cured Of any Of the above com
CiNES, which you will know when genuine BY
having his written signature on the cork Of eaol
bottle: Sold by druggists generally.
N.b.-bewe<e oil those poor nogtrums purporttns
TO be the best in the world. ia Ally
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-27
uJEplcllEa
ykLTASlLs N{SEDIc sa! s:y, ~

in diseases OF the blood. skin, dIspepsy, Re-. md
reconnended II as al Invaluable uledieine. Our
b. .ers ssns sass oas
stsndlns disease of the liver. k1dneys, skin, etc
GASES, too, where all other remeiies and the most
skfui ply sicians had failed 70 AFFORD reiief. Hun
hsved by its admirable curative auaities and we
are srstifed to learn that its popularity 10 daily be
coming greAtef. lts operation 10 mild and peasant,
residence Of MRS. cox, 13s f. BALrIhoRI ST.
Baltimore, and at the principal Drug Stores.
eIty, and numerous certificates seen by calling on
the agents None genuine unless her name 10 blown
on the bottle ard her seal on the cork.
Rkelesals Aeesf.-R. 5. II. CIssKL, Druggist,
GEORGETOWN, ID. c., has been appointed Wholesale
my prices. je9 Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-27

DR0rosALs FOR ARMY TRANsPORTA-
Il TloN.CCProposaiswi Will be received at the Quar-
s5y supplies during the years 1866 and 1851 Oh the
i: From Fort. Lsavssnwor.h and Riley. IN the
or from any poS, IN On the
6s5S OF snd f sos 0 H9 % Of Fort %
which depot may be- estab,ishe to the I posts
when n, are cow or may be ta6lished IN the Terri.
Oregon south of latitude a deg north and east 81
longitude AZ deg. west, and in the Territory OF
Utah north oflatitude Az deg north and west ofong
?. FROM Forts Lsayenworth and Riley, in the T, r
the State Of Missouri to Fori Union in the Terri.
tory o! New Mexico, q to any other depot tEat mas
5, From Fort Union. or such other depot as nav
be deslg uatsd in the Territory of New Mexico Ia
10 the Military Of New Menco. except
Forts Bliss and Fillmore. = - =,
be less on sither Of the routes than one huhdIe
thousand pounds, nor more routel than ten mil
ionfive bundled Thousand pounds each
PfoPosss W \ state the rate per hundred pounds
year and may be made for ali the routes collective.
Bidders viii give their names in ful, as well ~
their places and be prepared to execute
Qeartarmasrer General may determine.
mn,t be ,01 .e.d ss. for service BY
may be demanded at any time for the whole weis HI
70 be transported dnTng the year all either OF
the routes, they viii De required to have places OF
business or agencies at in the vicinity of For,
Leavenvorth, F.rt Laramie. and Fort Union, or
other depot IN New Mexico, at which they NAV he
communicated with promptly and .eahi.y.
Each proposals must he accom- panied by guaran-
tee, signed bS three more persons, know or sat
istsctorilv certified to tne Quart rmastsr General
setting forth that if the party proposing sbal' be
awaIdta the contract. they will sntef an obi gatiou
| for Its faithful p,rfornance. -
Pr"p"ssls vii he endorsed IS follows: Propo,nl,
for Army Tr1nsportatioH, and none will be enter
tanned unless tey fully comply with ali the stiouI,
tlons set forth IN this advertisements.
The night Is reserved ofrejecting any or all the
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Persons who sing should use it. IL ID pleasant 70
the taste sOftens clears and the voloe
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