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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-06
wEsr seprosy. coshoe Oh Co.

May Is, 1881.
Mr.. n. B. Kingsiey-sir: Ihavc heen selling the medi-
cInes of the GrahenberG tompaHy for tie last ten years
and have Invariably found them to give good satisfaction.
and the Pills / have sold to "a great Ha;ny taultlt es rs reg u
larry as their tea and coffee, and with my trade they have
become q staple article. M4rshrii's Uterine Catholcon is
a medicine that has done a great amount OF good in Female
Diseases. One lady i sold 1t 10 told ne she Lad received
more heneht from one bottle thAn she did from a long course
of medical treatment By the most skiHful phy slcians-
YoursruIy, JAMES WILSON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-06

nS- His Water fatAe RtousA piGA t&s Enpiaorat0r. aadslal.
70 Doth together.
RAJ LIVER INVIGORATOR
is a SCIENr lElG sEDICAL DISCOVERY and ts daily
working cures, almost 10 great TO believe. Ii cures as by
magic, eret lac RFsf doseairis0 ettSff. aud seldom more thAa
one bottle is required tOcuru pny klad of Liper ComplAin1
trum the worst Jd@adioc or DyAPeP@tl TO u oonmrp Hood
dche, allof which are heresuli Of a Diseased EiSeS.
rRiCE ONE DOLLAR FER BoIglE.
SANFORD, Proprietor. SS Broadway, New York
And reLltlei by all DruSSisis. sold also by N. L.STARR
\ BRO, OelsNG.e ohio.
Aug. IL, IS. ball,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-06
TEE LIVER s. sTs-.
IN
PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD,
Compounded entirely from GUNS.

s ONE o. THE PEST P~URGATTvE AND LIrET
4 MEDICIES now before the public, that sets an = Oa6ko~
tr, easier, mtlder. and more efectanI than any other med
lctne known, It's notonly catharffe, but = Kfrer remedy
acting frstou the Lirsr to eject is morbid matter. then n1
the stomach and bowels te carry on that matter, thss aS-
cornpiShiEE two purposes enectually, without aDV of -
nainlnl feelings experienced in the operations OF most 90
th"'heS. Il strengthens the system at the same time thns
IL purRes it; and whentAken diilyin moderate doses Will
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-06
Musical Notice.

Musical Notice.
II WING resigned my situation as teacher and crganist
Ii in the Catholic Church in this place, am now ready
Ia give instructions in music on the folio owing instruments:
RS~Piano. Organ, Ne odian, Guitar, Violin, Flute and
ClHrfoHet. all Brass Instruments and Vocal AusIc.
Terms for Tution-24 Lessons $40 90
Orders may be left at the Post Once, box 204. or in my
house, South Delaware.
N. g. Pianos tuned TO satisfaction.
EDWARD MERFERT,
Feb. 4, lS59-3m Professor of Music.
THE GREATEST KNOWN REMEDY.
Endorsed by Eminent Physicians"
Dyspepsia, Diarrhea,
Debility, Heartburn,
Billiousness, Jaundice,
Liver Complaint, Blood Diseases,
&c, &c, &C., is
DIR. BRUNON'S BITTERS.
Also. as a prophylactie against
Fever and Aguc, Cholera, Summer Complain {
&c, &c. -
This remedy has a very pleasant taste. and will be take
as readily by children AS adults. The afflicted are invite
PINT BoTTLEs-PRICE so CENTS.
Send for a circular giving full particulars. address,
D.. X. ORCGER Sole Agent, Ii2, broadway, New York
Sed by Druggist and Dealers everywhere.
November lZ-Gm
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-06
Or. Hunters
MEDICAL MANUAL.
Being an original and popula: Treatise on
MAN AND WOMAN:

Being an original and popula: Treatise on
MAN AND WOMAN:
Their Ply siology II FUNCTIONS and Sexual Disorders of ave-
ry kind, with neyer-faiing Remedies for the speedy
cure of diseases OF a priva:e and delicate character
and 81 Natures God
Prizes Tt0enty- FIRE Giants.
THE Author Of the above volumeisa graduate, and hay
treatment of syphilis and kindred disorders as a speciality.
he b II beco;nr p"sscsscd Of most invaluable information
this importan subject; As the result Of the erperisnce Of
the most eminent physicians in Europe and America is
thoroughly dcmonstra ed in hisowu highly successful prac.
lice in the tr"atment 81 secret disease in many thousands
Testimony- of the Professor of Obstetrics in
Pennsylvania College, Philadelphia.
''DR. Hunters MEDICAL MANUAL" The author of this
work. unlike the majority Of those who advertise to cure
tho diseases of which ii irea s, is a graduate OF one of the
best Colleges in the United States. 1t affords me pleasure
practice. as a successful and experienced pracil9ione- in
-fdence. JOSEPH S.LONGs1ORE, Nj. d.
From A. Woodward, M. D., of Pennsylvania
University, Philadelphia.
ItGivesne pleasuretoa add my testimony to the profes
merous cases Of Diseases o9 the Genital organs, some Of
them of long standing. have come under my notice. in
winch his skin has been manifest in restoring to perfect
health, in some instances where the patient has been con
sidered beyond medicalaid. In the treaf ment OF Seminal
weakness, or acknowledgements the functions produced by
inthe profession I have been acquainted with the Author
thirty Years, and deem 1t no more than justice TO him
as weilas u kindness TO the unfortunate victim of early in
discrrtioni to recommending as one,in WHO'S professional
skill ndintegrity they may safely ee41dc themselves
One copy, securely enveloped, will be forwarded free of
ros;a s ,osny PdTh Of the : United It'd st ate for p eeatss Or six
fishers, box 1g7, philadelphia.
re- Booksellers, CAnyassers and Book Agents SUPPLIED
on the most liberal terms. 9 oct. %, 'JS-fy
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9th, Pepper of various qualities has been
manufactured from the fbrous part of the stalk
some Of which appears to be peculiarly fitted for
special use. such as bank notes, wrapping pa
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-06
Home Testimony.

7 HARrroRp, rrumbnll County. Ohio.1
s-ses March 18th, 1857.
I thereby certify that 1 hayr been dealing in the Grafen
berg Medicines for the pass few years, and can truly say
that l have never offered any medicines To the public hat
have met with the aeeided appreciation Of the people like
these. particularly the Pills and Catholicon- They Will
readily perform all and more than is promised for them
I have sold about Fifty bottles OF ths Catholiro1 ths past
season. and / hear the best results in every case.
r.ss j. z. e. JOHNSON, Medical Agent.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-06

1sm a physician Of thirty Years, practice. Ny PrinciIai
study has been diseasas Of fen1rlCs. they have generally
bAfded my best efforts. DRAINING he materials composing
MarshalPs Uterine Cataalicoa. Twas pleased with them.
gave=then q fair trial, AM found myself abandantly sue
cessful- In my former prac ice cuE!d only mitigate the
symptoms Of about halo the cases, aud could not cure one
in ten; now / can radically cure ii iexst seventeen in TWEEN
TT and mitigate the rest. 1 consider MHrshalis Uterine Ca
tholcon the creates; blessing 20 females | have met with
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Medical Gard.

Medical Gard.
W. NEIL, ID. D., has opened an Office in
- . Tsnplar Hall, in the room lately occupied by DIR.
where he offers his professional services TO the
of Delaware and vicinity. He hopes by strict at
tention To the business Of his profession, 70 meris q liberal
share OF patronage.
Delaware, April Is, 1e5o.-sf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-06

| tW'UE. II strengthens the systcm AT tile same time thnk
il purgfs it: and when taken diilvln moderate doses viii
strengthen and build II up with unusual rSpidltY.
The Siccr is one OF the ,pruaepie reeuiaors OF the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fdhy deSeiopedi TSe -.
deh is almost entirely def r pendent on The hssIihy ne.
functions; when the stems tach is al fault. the bprrelS
are AT fault, and The wholei IsyserS suffers In eoiss.
81 ass dn az Oh For Sag tS ogS Sis : d'tigg e. ss..ea e @
prnprieters has made II hsl lsiHdy, in . prsstiee O.
more than twenty years, to- find some remedy whcrp.
WIN tocouhterAct inc MAJ my arrangements torhich
tits liable. o.
To prove thatttis rere- ldyts atIastfsund. any per.
forms has buttotry Abot tie, and convIcioh is Ger.
These Guns remove all = morbidor bad matte from
Of bi fIs'f iaris SSRRiSsnE ik ~ q sesms5 g,. ess = ns1ti HSy 90, aoE
gest wcltPUTggsag 1esicyd q giving tone And health %
The whole machinery, rel moving the cause Of he
diS H1;s,s ne a. = ssI ars Q lSnse;
ed, by the oceastonsi use b. use Of the LAYER hRstpova-
onedose aner eating is su acient 10 relieve the
,tstnaeh Hha prevent the food from rising and sour
Only enc dosetAken be- e fore euring. Preyents
only one dose taken at might, osans the bowels
One dose taken after each meal will cure DSs.
6ne dose Of tive tea spooufals viii Aiways re
One bouel taken for fes male obstruction removes
only one dose immedi, Cd aiely relieves cAoIie. whIs
OnetoSe oleA repeated . is a sure cure for CAo&ora
nS~ Only one bottle is : needed to throw out Of the
system the effects of medIi - cine AFTER - long sickness
AS-One bottle taken TOR = Jaandsee remoues all sal
One dose taken a short lime before ea,inestvesvi-
: One dose Often repeated cures cGTeas. 6isrsk@o N
its wors. forms, while Ssia1 ialer aud BoHei complaints
One or two doses cpresi attacks caused BY Worse
in Children; there are mo- lsurer, saIer. or sPscdler
scr few boslles cures lDFOpsg, BY exciting The alb
We take pleasure IN re- connendlnS thisnsdleine
f rszsrt P e a : B.iio4 so Tg teocr f Z Ss.r SasH x xissr ss SaS AZ
and thousands are willing 70 testify to ia woaSeTfS
irtugoS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-21

SOCIAL LIFE IN JAPAN.-"I don't think
ever saw a happier people than those which
now crowded the streets through which we
passed. Such a thing as want seemed entirely
unknown TO them, and we did not encou nter a
single scowling face. Everything was curiosity
aud smiles, and salutatlOn and apparent pIen-
ty. Here we were pressed to enter the cIeanly
houses and drink sakie or tea In another
place we must share their evening meal, and
smoke a dozen CT more of their diminutiye pipes
of tobacco and again we would be stoprei
at fruit stall and pressed to partake. During
our whole stay we have not seen a dozen beg
gars, and even they could not be called such,
for their wants seemed to be supplied by every
one as a matter Of course. These were ALWAYS
old men OF women who were evidently unable
to support life in any other wsy.''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-21

took on so hard, the old hypocrite declare
1T makes me faint and sick to think of IL. but
I'm sure L need not be surprised, for he ask ed
me long ago to take her place, but refused
him, with the utmost indignation. told him
ne ought to be ashamed of himself, and he
SldoWer such a brief length o, time. Joshua
Stebbins must took me for bigger fool than
am, to expect was going to take up with
crooked stick at last, and two freckle-faced,
quarrelsome, hateful little brats besides. i
guess his new wife didn't know what she was
coming home to; them children is the pest of
the neighborhood. Humph he helps her up
the steps under that portcullis mighty pleasant
now, and / suppose she's admiring things; but
if she don't wait many a month before the
stingy cretur gets anything more, and if she
doesn't have to wear faded fnery after a while,
then lose my guess. You thought l an.
proved Mr.. Stebbins' prudence?" So L do ap-
prove Of proper degree of prudence in any
body; but nobody ever heard me say upheld
the right-up-and down meanness of that man
his stnginess Why, he'd steal the cents off
of a dead mans eyes, for all know, and
don't wish you to say again that approve of
him.
She's minced into the house, now, and he's
tied his horse and gone in with her 1 hope
you N be able to keep your eyes on your work
now there's no more to be seen. 1t seems as
if my window was made for nothing in the
everything and everybody. There never was
woman tOrmented with two such idle minxes
as yoa girls. Clara Brown. you re doing that
all wrong no, L didn't tell you to do it that
way, neither. What do you mean by contra
dieting me? You will finish that job, now, be-
fore you 60 TO bed, if it takes you till three
clock in the mOrnin'; won't pay girls for
whispering, and talking, and looking out the
winaow; don't do it myself, and don't allow
1t In others L can just tell you what it is, L
sha'nt try to get this fat trimmed for that
high flyer of a young miss; il she's disappointed
it's good enough for her. My head aches, and
| amt a-going to take another stitch to-day.
Dora do you hear me go and put on the
kettle; want good strong cup o. tea. Don't
bother me with questions; ain t going to speak
again this evening. I'm tired of your gable.
and want silence for once in my life and now,
because you can't talk, talk, talk, suppose
you re wondering and wondering who the bride
Is. and what her name was, and how she looks
and where she came from, and how old she is,
and what they're a-gettiug for supper, and
whether you'll have piece Of the wedding
cake, and how he happened to get acquainted
with her; but I'd jest advise you to MIND your
own business, and let other peoples alone
won t have it; so just quit it. You needn't be
setting that tea to sleeping just yet I'm
going to throw on my bunnit, and run over and
call. l want to be the first to congratulate
en-, just to show Joshua Stebbins that don't
care pin for him; though if somebody was a
mind to sew him for brich Of promise, she
might kick up a pretty muss in Pennyville;
but you can't catch old birds with chaff, nor
Alvira Slimmens with a widower
TO BE CONTINUED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-21

tS Lawyers sometimes get as good as they
send. A witness in a trial room at Auburn
recently exemplifed this though he appeared a
very verdant specimen of humanity After a
severe cross examination the counsel for the
government paused, and then putting on look
OF severity and an ominous shake of the head,
exclaimed
Mr.. Witness, has not an effort been made
to induce you to tell different story"
A different story from what have told,
SIR"
That is what mean"
Z" Yes, sir; several persons have tried to get
me to tell different story from what have told
but they couldn't"
"Now, sir; upon your oath, wish to know
who those persons are"
"Waal, l guess you have tried bout a,
hard rs any of them
The witness was dismissed, while Judge, Jury
and spectators INDUCED in hearty laugh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-21

AN ARREsr.-Some years ago, a small sized
man went to the plantation of gentleman not
far from Louisville, who was light in wit, but
rather heavy in flesh, with piece of paper in
his hand, folded in a form and known by the
abbreviation of ca. ss. Having fund the
owner Of the plantation in the fields, he ex.
planned his business, when be was requested tc
read his capias, which commenced as usual
"You are hereby commanded without delay tc
to take the body of" etc.
" Humph'" says the prisoner, stretching
himself on his back, % I'm ready"
90, but you don't expect me to carry you in
my arms?"
Certainly; you must take my body, you
know. / do not resist the progress of the law
but submit with cheerfulness."
viii you wait until l can bring cart :"
Can't promise. may recover my fatigue
in the meantime"
Well, what must / do?"
You must do your duty
And there he lay immoyable until the sheriff
left, when he left also.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-21

RELIGION is JAPAN.-The London Examiner
says in religious matters it is plain that the Ja-
panese are not intOlerant, for they have three
different religions, divided into upwards Of
thirty sects, the yOtaries Of all of which live
peacebly together. The persecution Of the
Christians in the seventeenth century was q
political and not a theological one. Before il
commenced, the bonSes, or priests Of Buddhism
n form Of religion introduced from India were
the most impOrtunate in their complaint,
against the Christians They petitioned the
Emperor against them, who demanded bow
many forms Of religion existed in the empir,
and the reply was, thirty-fve. "Well, rejoineC
his Majesty, "where -thirty-fve can be tolera
ted, We can easily bear thirty-six. Leave II,
strangers in peace"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-21

QUEEN VICTORIA skates. In lieu of straps
across the instep, each skate is provided with
patent.leather boot. These boots are firmly
attached by strap Of plated silver to the clogs,
which are Of satin wood, highly poIisbed. The
skate irons terminated in front in the ap.
propriate and graceful form of a swan, and
both sides are elegantly chased. The cup that
forms the receptacle for the heels is silver.
plated, and chased with the design of rsse
shamrock and thistle. The same design j.
embroidered in white silk upon the black patent
leather, to which il forms pleasing contrast
The size gracefully corresponds to the small
foot of her majesty, and when mounted on them
'tis said she looks elegantly. ''f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-21
REMOVAL OF THE SCHOOL OF DESIGN
~ THE

Ii Is with pleasure that the Commit ee on Iustruo
ton announce To the public that OwIng tn the large
numher OF applications for admission to the school
they nave been compelled to remove to more osm-
odIous aocommods ions. They have secured the
large and oonv nIeEt Room on 7th street, between
3hoe, and opposite the Office of the National Intel
ligeDeer.
. The Committee venture to express the hope that
this ad ttlonai Proof of desire the part of the
Institute, To extend the benefits of the School, vii
meet with the sympathy and pecuuIary encourage
ment OF the citlzens OF Washington. and that tine
Collector, who viii soon call upon them for their
contributions to this important and public spirited
enterprise. will find members ready and willing 70
CO operate with the Board of MANAGEMENT IN its
permanent establishment and enlargement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-21

IL There 10 q woman In Albany who claims
TO be the spirit Of the murdered Bill Poole, and
says she bapnts the earth TO avenge his death
III A tolerably good-looking horse was sold
at auction In Wheeling, on Wednesday, for the
snm Of T7X cents. Il cost sl.75 to sell the
horvs. .-.l-- u '- 1..-' l.----y ID - .f'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-21
Wood and Coal.

ECONOMY OF MRRSEr' RSE, TINE, AND La
tina FIRE kINpLlHG.t to ignite Wood or
Coal. the best chespest, and most convenient arti-
ole of the kind ever produced. Give 1t trial only
- cents pcr box, containing enough material for
cent packages. .r - -
Also, very superior lot Of Wood and Coal.
lens th at my Wood and Coal Yard. :, -
X. w BATES,
oeS oOrncr OF I4th and streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-21
EXTENSIVE EASSORTMENT
~ OF ... ....
MhHnGhNY, WAkNgT, ROSEWOOD AND
OTHER FURNITURE AT PRIVATE SALE
The Subacrlher having com nIated his A ssortmsnt 4

OF urnlture, would res peotfuily Hxwwvr.~
invite tho citizens of Washing ~
ton, and the public. to call and .l l5i5itf.
eIamIne his stock for them
Fine Mahogany. Walnut, Cherry, and other Ward
Ioes.i ,
and other Bedsteads.
Fine Walnut and Rosewood Etrseres, Lsdies' Cab
Inets and WhatlOts.
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Sofas and Chairs.
Fine solld Oak Marble top and other Cottare Cham
ber Sets.
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Dressing and other
Bureaus, and SIdeboards.
Fine Mahogany and other Chairs of every descrip-
ton.
Fine Marble top, Centre, Sofa, ana other Tables,
CHINA, Glass, and Crockery Ware, Looking
Glasses, &c.
MY purpose Is to sell cheap as any other person
IN washington. and on as favorable terms and \
hatter myself that no person wishing to purchase
Will DO disappointed if they give me a call.
, A. GREEN,
suio No. 626 7th street.
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SCHOOL OF DESIGN AND MECHANICS
~ INSTITUTE.

r. NF.NNINU. PRINCIPAL,
Lessons IN A rchIteotuIal and Orr amental Design
ing, EnglneerIng and Mechanical Drawing ever
Monday, Wednesday and Friday evening, from to
s2ciock, ~ the third story ofAgency Block, corner
Terms. S3 DER month. in advanoe. no Ie-t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-21
DR. STEPHEN BAILY,
orvIcR No Al, THIRTEENrH STREET,
FoHT Doors SeEth Of PsnnSyivanIa Arenxs,

DR. STEPHEN BAILY,
orEIcR No. Al. THIRrEENrH STREET,
FoE Doors S0E'h Of Penn SyivanIa Arenxs.
DIR. BAILY bess Issve to inform the public ,h.,
located IS shove. He feels a,,areG et' ,Sat S an
e4penenee of fifteen Years practIee, with >1lIo
dfcul. cases that he has treated sucOessfuilye Val
a 1e 10 . .nY sSsnS
enoe contrmIng the opinion Of many men eminent IN
The profession, and especially Drs. Harris and :sno
e. Parmly, has led him, long since, to discard al
EercurIai Preparstlops for filling the teeth, also ali
fEn,mes, GStta Percha India Rubber and CemerL,
that Porcelain, mounted on Gold Plate, is the only
rrln0e substance that can be worn N the mouth,
vas most c'nc nslveiJ shown BY the last American
Although he tatter, himself from his long resi-
known TO ms numerous friends and patrons, he bers
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS.
Frem ths !dts Rector Of the ChHreh ofEpipAaxs,
ofthis city:
DR. SrEPHKN BAILI: Dear SIr-I desire to ex-
dence in you as . superior dentist The operation,
executed for me have been highly satisfactory.
friends and the pubic that your skill so well de-
Wilmington. Aug. 8. eIsS0 ISIS. ". FRENCH
From ons Of tks oldest firms IN BaItimor.-
Mt:srs. Boggs, Cotnaa r Co.
Having employed DIR. Stephen Baly. Surreon
DENTIST, OF w HasaInEton city 70 execute for me an
10 ,nI ana IHSc piece 3i work whch he DID
one of the most dstIngu uIDhed members of the Dem
tai College of Baltimore failed. after ed TRIALS
TO perform tie sarne work satisfactorily gives me
great pleasure TO express my entire confidence and
hlEh estimation OF his professional skill.
Baltimore, yen. II, 1851. HARMANN BOGGS
ExhsetJrOss so.s rses,vsd rro-n tks late Hos
JOHN NJ. Clayton.
U. =. Senate, Aug. 1s. 1855.
=. The teeth ron made for me work admirably; no.
thing could be better. VERY gratefully,
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON.
To those seeking rel ef from the maladies Of the
teeth, oan cheeTfuy recommend DIR. =. Baily as q
superor dentIst. He made a set of porcelain teeth
for of my family, and pugge ed several teeth for
nv self, and the work has al stood well for more
tbSn tenyears. ROBERT Il. NIXON,
APnlls, 1856. Va. Conf. ID. L. Church South.
We, the undersigned, hsvIn. had OCCASION avail
Surgeon Dentist of this city or having been cornll
rant OF his operations families friends take
pleasure IN expressing our admiration Of his artistic
skill, as well as the uniformly satisfactory manner
IN which he performs the most delicate and 0fhcuit
operations IN Dental Surgery, ard We respectfully
recommend him to the confidence and patronage OF
the puhIo, of which We consider him eminently
worthy.
THoMAs U. WALrER. Architect u. =. Capitol.
b. :. BoHRBR, NJ. ID. OF GEORGETOWN, ID. G..
N, !. LINCOLN, NJ. d.. of Was shingtOn, ID. G..
Jos II. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID. G.
GEORGE WALTON, EI Governor of Florida.
WALTER LENox. tx Mayor of w ashlngton.
HKNRY BALDWIN, u. =. Patent Once,
U. y. WIGHT, Principal Rittenhouse Academy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-21

nR. COuGSw Ellis NEW MEDICAL
H. SALT exerts, like the VACCINE matter, ex-
tTaOrdInnry influence over the veins and arteries.
resulting Il gradual dec me of Inflammation, as
IND lcstsd by the pulse which soon resumes Its nat
uTsl state, the heat. pain and fever dIsappeaTs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-21

tl. LOOMS, NJ. D., the inventor and patentee
OF the Mineral Plate Te..h attends per-
soma. y at his Office in this oity
MANY persons can wear these Teeth who oS0IIS
cannot wear otners and 10 person can wear other,
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my ofice can be accommodated
win any sty and price of Teeth they may desire !:
but To those who particular and IN the purest
cleanest, strongest and most perfect denture that
srt can produce, the Mineral Plate will be more
fully warranted.
Rooms IN THIS city, S36 Penn. avenue, between sth
and 10th streets also, e Arch street,
50 I-ly