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1.-THE Eagle Nest OF the Republics
From the ugnocE4tic Age.l -

lf Fpm Ine uPRl6cE4tlc age. -
r, \ number Of years ago, happening 7" be in
leans, we agreed to celebrate "thc day" by n
dinner ut the Hotel Maurice. There were scy-
cnty-two of lis in all. We had but one guest
This was II. de Tocqucyillc, who had rendered
himself famous by lis great work upon Drmo-
cracy in -americn. During the festivities If the
evening" after the cloth lad been removed, aud
spcechfylng had commenced, some gentleman
alluded :" Yasxaat IL tile fact that he was born
in Connecticut. tvnntes-dt-r.ot,' exclaimed
Monsieur Dc Tocquevilc, as he rose with the eu-
th,,sinsm Of Frenchmnn. Every meSsicurs
will tell y"l yidthc permission Of de prcsidantc
If this festival, Won very letal story, and then
will give you von grand sentiment, to dat little
vas in DE- gallery Of the House Of Representa-,
held you map nf decentralization i'll my hand.
Dcrc was voll leele yellow spot dat dey call Con-
ncct-tle-coot. found By tile Constitution he
was entitled to six Of his boys to represent lin,
I'LL dat floor. But ven I make Dc acquaintance
tirty OF tie Rtprescntatil WIS born III Connect
eie-coot. And then ven | WAS in the gallery Of
The iionse Of the Sen"', find de Constitution
permit Conncct-Ie-cont tu send two Of his boys
10 represent him III dat Legislature. But vnncc
lnorc wien make de acquaintance per>omi3tnf
The Senator, l find min" of DE- Senator was born
in Conncct-de-coot. 20 den, gentlemen. have
grand sentiment:
-'Conu,e4-.|r-tvot," tile lectlc yellow spot dat
make dc clock-peddler. DE- scl,oolmastcr, and de
Senator. Dc first, give YOU time dc second
tell you whnt you do Wis him, and dc sirtl, make
your law and your civilization "-and: then, :ss
l,c WIS rcsunsn, his seat amidst roars of laugh
Ter, i,c rose again, anil with tiut peculiar gcsti-
culation which cIaractcrizcs all Frenchmen III
moments Of excitement, ]r shook his finger
rrc'nu1ously over the assembled t".r..,ts, and
exclaimed ut the top Of his vuicr. ''-lh, gentle
men, dat lectlc yellow State you call Connect
Hp-rntf IL rnrx srr,.nt n,rur1.. t.,
, 1859-03-19

=; Noticc.-Tlle undersigned,
~tca"'lr tr the Merchants l;a1k II Macon Grnrra ART
hy the ptuvi-i, 1t liz tha.tcF ulac 1rt>aly I4e fur
s l~9.s. T!r IT tIs Ea4s will tc takcn lr III
eu>l ill., Kentucky. 1iEssa a,ul tI.
II. 4. TUCKER T. co,
, 1859-03-19
ITO EENDil,S AND DEALERS

150 HHDS. NEW n. O. So.
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ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL.-R b Bullock. Md; C
]. Williams, CT Small. Va; Campfeld, n
c Walsh, N J; d Dodd, \ i; p Il I.rman, Tenn;
l. Lewis, Mo; n T Clark, do; Gen Bowie, Md
y Pinker, n Y; l. ID Buker. do w C Dun.
naxant, Va; l. de Marini. r. /; e s Eddy, do;
T FountlerOy, U Al I Daller, y C; BCross
do; T Bowie, Jr, Md; Miss Cloud, Pa: n Mar
nm, N j; w Martin and lady, do; s n Ufford:
Mas; n Goodie u, Va; J T Brownley, do; d N
Thompson, do; Hackney, Fla; II N Francis,
N Y; b Bawman, Ga; c Il Rozer, Mo; g +
Martin, Md; g Curry and lady, Ny.
BROWNS HOTEL.-R Bowie, Md; J
Brook, do; A Mayer, do; T w Mosley. o: 6 w
Holdeness, Ark; A Williams. CT; p sullivan.
Sc ii Gizer, Miss; Sloum, Pa; \ Reid, do: G
Huntington. do; c Rogers, Md; G III Forney.
Ala; A Dubroan, Va; J Hodges. La; ID Richard,
son, Tex; w Atkinson, Va; c Carter do; N Ii
LONG, do CD Bdkiwith and lady, Ny; c Harry,
Ark; u w Grener and lady, Mass; r /. Davis. II
y; Gov w Burton, Del; w J Green, la; 5 Allen,
NY A c Gibson, Miss; VI Murphy, Ny; X Al Ba
man, Md; T. + Straburgh, do; III, Rove Va: X
Brondlas do; J Scruggins Miss Hon III Wat
sen, Va; G p Carlton and lady, SC; J Force, do.
! WIZARDS HoTEL.-A Leamond. NY;
p,s n mi IN: NC; II HastOn; Mass; N 6
man, USA; Nelson, Md; A /. Jarrett. do: n n
Archer, do Smith, do; ri PairalI Iowa: n
Leigbeft, Paire du Chin; w b Moor, Can; i A
CT; A NJ Gardner, do; ii Webb. q; 4 r. Guilt
van, Md; III Dobbs, NY; ID Casseu, Tenn; r.
Bryan, do; Or LintLieum, USA; Col Thorn
rs and lady, USA; w III BurwelI, va; Morris
and lady, Pa; A stewart. Eng; seymour ny:
} Gregg, Sc ii Hall, Ny; Cowles, do; j
Hunter, Va.
klRkWOoD HOUSES Rixey. Va; J shaw,
Ark; Cheath1m, Miss; ID Price, NC; n
Colemen, Tex; Il Coyle, Va; B uthric. Pa: / p
Royal and lady, Mo; Sountly, Mex; + B Cla.
worthy, NY; Il Kemp, Mass; r Kemp Md; n
Nj Burnett, NY; Chelton. Va; Hedeim
Md IA Killer, De- Ledle, III; II Mckee Kan;
X A kiIkwoOd. o; ; Williams. DC; Is r Hop
klns, NY; Thomson. do; II HunokelI. Md.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.-A Qogers, Va:
u Hutchinson. do; II Ridley, do; ID ] Dorsey
man, Ny; III Roots, Pa; r NJ Roots. do; A Al
ston, Cal; r. Calvert, Va; Mrs Harrison and fam
~, DC; Mrs Bond, do; Johnson, Ind; Beal,
Curtis, Flo; w l. Hilton, Md; A l. Meeks, DC; r
Hunter. Va.
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NEUICINM.
BiLTIMoRE

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LEI No FALSE BELCACf FkfVtSf.
APPLY IMAkDiATELY
EDrA CURE WARRANTED Or No CHARGE IN TWO
DAYS
Weakness Of the Bach set Of Kidneys
and Bladder layoun,ry Dlseh,T.,. Inp,,ney Cien,r.
Dsbty, Lsn sou Low spIrIts Coa
fusion
Dmness Of Sight sf GIddne.s s,.s, Of the sr ID T>re
those Tere Disorders arising from SOLITARY IA bats sf
Ycuth-those Dreadful aud Pracess which
harr.A ge An and de.tr, tn Body ard Mind
JoJ;NG MIN ~ ~ '
Especially, who have become the ctius of sar, WIGS.
Destructive IA b ~hish 10
.Ited talent. aid br,Ih ,nt n,s,e, W. me-,
ed listening With m. of
sahed eesAey the living ire Ay cal. s,th frl eo.s
MARRIAGE.
MARRIED PERSONS, or YounR Men ernpl.tinr Mar
rage beng aware Of physical vestn,.. e,.l,t,
deformities, &c, spe edii, cured ~
He places hisusel under IN, cara Of DIR NAV ,,Ii.
eoafde ho.or al .nd
upoa his skill as physician.
OFFICE No. SOUTH FREDERICK sTREET
left hand side gong from Bamore street. from
Pail not % obsery, uae ana pumeer I.u,r,
mus be paid and cnntsin 4 st.mp ~
DR. JOHNSTON
Member Of the Royal College Surgeons London rradua,.
from Of the Cole States
and ths geter pan Of whose life has been spent
pltis Of Lds, Paris Phsdelphis aud has sf
feced Of the astonishing that
known; many troubled Nith ringing the hesd and
when asleep great beng alarmed sudden
sounds bas.ulsss with frequent Lnshing. auended
tunes with OF mhd cured lnsue d. ely
Young Msn Others have hursd thsmseIvs. by
certain Pseuee Rdutged nm when sloae-a hbu GeqHetiy
which are uFhuv feat Sbea asleep AID s HO cared,
renders 'Ibe, and destroys both mad and
Iody, should apply Immediately.
These 81 the sid md mel ,neholy effects prodac
ey early haoHs o youth, We h.ess 81 tis B.ek sad
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THE CELEBRATED
i DR.. J. S. ROSES MEDICINES.

OF PHILADELPHIA.
These remedies the result of thirty-f re wears
of extensive and successful practice, aud are the
only reliable partitions To euro the various ills
that flesh is heir 10.
DIR. J. $. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, OR EX-
PECTORANT, will radically cure Cous las. Colds
Hoarsemess. Bronchitis, and all Lung diseases
Price 81 ccnts and 81.
DIR. J. :. ROSES ALTERNATIVE SYRUP
or Blood Purifier, for the of Scrofua Old Erup-
tons, Chronic Diseases. Ulcers, Swalled Neck and
All arising from impure state Of the blood
Price 81.
DIR. J. :. ROSES DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND
plant. Price - cents.
DIR. J. :. ROSES PAIN CuRER Uisnot n
cure all; but al alone has stood the test of q y,aTs
curing Rheumatism. Tooth and Ear Aches, Chnic
Pans IN the Stomach aud Bowels. Sprains. Bruises
Pains IN the Limbs, Joints, Back and Spna or an,
cents a bottle.
II you wish to get cured of any Of the above com
plants: get DIR. J. :. ROSES GENUINE MEDI
ClNES which you Will know when genuine nv
having has witten signature the cork of eaci
bottle; Sold ty druggists generally.
". B.-Bcwarc Of those poor noStrums purpoTtinS
to b. the best In the world. ia 9I-Iy
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IL late advices from the western plains state
that band Of Apaehes stole number Of horses
and mules and then Were pursued by detarh-
Hent Of twenty-five mounted rifles from Fort Bliss.
The Indians two hundred la number, were over
taken, and an engagement took place, in which
the rifles were forced TO retreat, with the loss of
three killed and six wounded The loss of the In
dians Is reported to be about DOZEN
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THE EVENING STAR!

U7-Tbe repott Of the children's Aid Society in
New York shows that out of one hundred and
t,xeuty-three thousand Eve hundred forty seven
children between the ages OF I'VE and fifteen years
In that city, forty-one thouand eight hundred and
ninety-eight-more than one-third Of the whole
number-go to no school, public or private, and
receive no education. but that Of wickedness
which is 50 Thoroughly impaired In the streets OF
thoe cffv
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CSusuAL SCENE IN yIRGINIA-ln fincastle,
Va, on the ed ult., company Of about do
zen women marched up to q drinking saloon
with the intention ofdestroying it. After arriving
at the house, however, their courage failed, and
iheycontented themselves with giving the proprie-
tor 'lecture." The individual In question took
II very cody, merely inviting them to call again,
when they bad time
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ID Perhaps the most remarkable Of the many
Burns banquets in Scotland took place in the vii
lage Of Alyth. A number Of the female admirers
Of The poet resolved ON having teaparty, COM
posed Of women exclusively. Sixty Of them as
s-mbled In a hall, where all enjoyed themselves
with comfortable tea, under the presidency OF
one Of their sex. After refreshments, their nus
bands were admitted, when there were reels,
polkas and vocal music. deco b s.f.s.sF
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MISgKLIANE0Us.
By THE pREsIhS Ss; & pr THE UNITED

4 I,xrs RrcY,xSS. President of the United
States America N oi ~. .ao relation to
the lands s sod in the Grsen.burr, late So Helena,
in the q ssts land. IN said rd
sPproved lst End of the seso q b GSnsrsss
e sss Of pubic viii By hs
At tho land Office at GREkSssyRs, In tho State of
I the ss the
vacant ofpublic hand situated within the limits
the 10 t fSSsaTPs and iactonsl
veyed, to wit:
South Of The base line and re Of the principal me
Townships LIS and 4, and fractional townships S
Townships /, and s, and fractional township 4. Of
Townships ! and ?, of ranges
Frsesions t ownsRiPP !, q 1 aaass 81 fAnse
Somfh Of the base line and east Of the principal me
Townships .aa45' and =. of ranseI.
Townships 5, 6and I, of rasge2. %
townships and ., of ranges.
townships 5, and and fractional township 8, OF
Fractional township 3, of rangs6.
rownships 1. s. and T. and fractional townships,
Township S, Orange II.
Fractional township 8, of range II.
Township 6, ofranse IS.
Lands covered by confirmed private claims, appro-
prated by law for the use Of schools, military, and
other grPoses together with the swamp and over
approved March 2 1890. and September D. 1857 also,
all those TRACTS for which the patents have been is
sued applied for by the day appointed for the
mencemsnt OF the sale, which shall not have been
finally acted upon by that time, under the provisions
Of the act of 18th August, 1912. herein before
toned, tciI be excluded from the sale.
The Offering of the above mentioned lands will be
commenced on the day appointed, and Will proc ed
m the order IN which they advertised until tho
whole shall have boon offered, and the sales thus
closed; but the sale shall not be kept open longer
than two weeks, and no prvat. entry of any of tho
lands will be admitted until after the expiration OF
the two weeks.
Given under my hand at the city Of Washington,
this 18th day of January, Ammo Domini thousand
JAMES BUCHANAN.
By the President:
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IL Judge Belts, In the U. :. Circuit Court of
New York, on Monday, decided that newspaper
reporters ought to be, if they were not, exempt
from jury duty. The name OF Mr.. Graham, an at
tache Of Ole Of the newspapers, being called for
the Petit Jury, he begged to be excused, and. oil
appeal to the Court, the excuse was admitted
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DTA fire at Philadelphia, Thursday morning.
dsst Dyed two large buildings on Second street,
below Dock, and a court of small houses in the
rear. dozen families or more are rendered house
less There Were some narrow escapes, and 4
barkeePer in lager beer saloon, which was de-
stroyed was severely burned. The loss is estina-
ted at twenty thousand dollars
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IL letter in Boston newspaper says that the
Unitarian churches of New York are talking of
adopting liturgy, and the Rev. DR.. Orgood has
been requested to draw up form OF this sort. If
we are not mistaken, service of this kind is al
ready in use in the church of the Rev. Mr.. Long
fellow of BROOKLYN.
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HARTSHORNE'S CURE-AIJ.,
~ IHE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR,
STOMACH AND WEAK B0WEIS FAN
PREPARED BY A CHEMIST
BOTTLES II, p and ~ cents and one dollar
HEGREATEST DISCnVEpy M NtupIc

BOTTLES II, 25 and 81 cents and one dollar
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDlcAI
SCIENCE,
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-AI.I. should be kent
in all families IN ease Of accidents or sudden sicf
ness a. II frequently cures In less time than il re-
CURES to get a ply stefan. " Nv
IL pain In any part of the sy stem nj l.
externally and internally " ~
III As the frequent changes of the weather pro
duec Lad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs
and Body; also, Stuff Neck-every person should
get bottle IL acts upon the Nerves, Muscles
Slnews, Blood and Bones and by its warming eIcc,
t!omasnsne power expes all pain from the systsin.
y. B.-if you have Cough, use HARTS
Holmes PICTORIAL SYRUP OF Wi N
GHEBRl-it Is the best Cough Syrup in tie
liyou are Bilious, use HARTSHORNE'S ANTI
Blt.iOCS PILLS They act upon the Liver ST.
crrtious. ~ 0~4 .'o-
The above medicines Ia BE- bad at all Duy S.oras
Georgetown; II. PEEL Co., Alexandria. -
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IL The German cabinet makers Of Philadel-
phia still continue their strike for higher wages
assuming that good workman should be paid
enough to make from - or $40 a week. Forty or
nifty German weavers Of the American Mills, at
Rockville, r. L, have also struck
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MEDICINES. QUA
II ELM BOLDs

4 +: s;ss
sB ScHU fer fer bto S.s''
BBSSSHS sSf ks.. 81 Ss,,
B BSG#E Ria Nd ssAns
HELMB0Ip,S BCCHU for General Debility.
HEEEMB3tBs BESHE ESI Nlsh. sGss.
sSS ISI N lie Skin.
BGcHE Rs e sss
M fSf mo Saq hos s. Of SSss
lessness, with Want of Attention, Horror Of So
gysHg f.
indi'ereaon' s sEx II Pss oRs e she
Existing in either sex, from whatever cause origi
hA'e'' anu AZ HOW D'S'' Conc n STANDING ~, ,yos
Or ans sd ssio h so sn.
since established, that any disease Of these organs
to s y all
removes-soon follows Loss of Power, Faulty and
pire Who can say thst these exceSses are nos fre
ausnty followed by these direful diseases, Insanity
bear ample witness to the truth Of these assertons
tion appears. The countenance is actually Sudden
and quite notwithstanding mirth nor grief ever
visits IT Should sound OF the Voice occur, it is
with woeful measures, wan Despair.
Low. suen sounds 5, his gIief begued."
Debility Is most terrible and has broug ut thous-
ands upon thousands to untimcy graves; thus blast
ing the ambition Of many noble youths. Ii DO
'a.0" y '''f iSFALiiBLE REMEDY.
The mass OF voluntary testimony IN possession of
the Proprietor, vOuching its virtues and curative
powers, Is Immense, embrselng names well known
month tn twenty years' standing, aud of the most
reliable and responsible character, open for in
spcction, from Governors of States, Judges eminent
PLY slcians. and distinguished Clergyman
HELM BOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU IL prcpar-
ed directly according to the rules of Pharmacy aud
Chemistry, with the greatest accuracy aud ChsIn-
cal KNOWLEDGE and care devGt al in its combination
Sc Prot. Devices valuable Works on the Practice
q Physlc, aud most of the late Standard Works of
HELMBOLp's BUCHU is safe and pleasant in
taste and odor, bnt mInediatc in its action.
city of Philadelphia, IA. L. HELMBOi.D, Chemist,
who, being duly sworn, does say, that his prepare
lion contains no Narcotic Mercury, or Injurious
D.''' II. T. Helm BOLD, Sole Manufacturer
NSwoIp and d. s@bscriSed bstoEe me- this "a day OF
Price 81 per bottle six for SIS, delivered to any
address. :
, rp,,, one eNysrl TH B1IT CERTAIN lsli ~,
And be convinced Of its efficacy. And it is accom-
P5oiesso5s OF Meicai cSeges CleIssmsn, 'i and
0'"'''' 'sp'P Practical and AnaIy cRs19i,t
l0i South Tenth ST., below Chestnut, Phiad'a.
To be had of all Druggists aud dealers throughout
the United states Canadas, and British Provinces.
Ask for IIELMBOLD'S-take no other. Cures
Sold by c. STOT'r, Druggist, corner Pa. avenue
aud 18th street, Washington city, and all other drug
Slsts. ian 6-aOlyF
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THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Offlce.

NoTE.-Under the regulations Of the department,
as her,tofore and now existing no payment can be
made for advertising procamations except to such
publishers are specially authorized 10 publish by
thu Connls sioner ofthe General Land Office.
in 2l-laWlSw
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TIE IN MUNICIPAL ELEcTIoN.-A dispatch
from Utica. ~ ", says: The result Ofthe election
for Mayor is tic, though the Democrats claim
they have elected their candidate by one to four
majority. Three Republican and four Democrat
lie Aldermen are elected. For Supervisors three
Republicans and four Democrats chosen. OF
the city Officers, besides the Mayor, three each
ticket are chosen.
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DTGeo. Nj. Dallas is proposed as the neat Dem
ocratic candidate for the Presidency by the Mobile
Register The Augusta Constitutionalist endor-
ses the idea and the Charleston Courier copies the
article
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The PARAGUAY ExPEDrTIoN.-Dates from Bue-
nos Ayres to January 4th report that the L. $.
steamers Fulton, Water Witch, and Harriet Lane.
towing the brigs Perry, Dolphin, and Bainbridge
passed Colonia January I'd on their way to Para.
Ouav
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ID horrible murder was committed at Co.
hoes, N. Y, on Tuesday night. Ar IrishIuan
named Michael O'Brien killed his WIFE and then
cut and hacked the body He has escaped
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by Tie PTeSIuent:
THOs. A. HENDRIcKs,
Commissioner of the General Land Offic

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entit.d tp the ght of prs-en ptIon
to any of the laGds within the Townships aud frac
uonal townships above mentioned, is rcquir red to
abIsh the same to the satisfaction of the lister
and receiver of the proper land office, and make pay
n1eat therefor practicable after SEEING this
notice, and before the day appoint NJ for the COM
mencement of the pdblC sale of tho lands embracing
the tract claImed otherwise such claim will be Tor
f-iteJ
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AYERS SARSAPARILI,..

IA COMPOUND REMEDY, in which we have labored to
Concentrated extract OF Para Combined
other substances Of stli power
an elective aHudOte for the disc
ed to cure II is beleNe ed that such remedy wanted by
those who suffer from strumous Complaints. and one which
VIII accomplish their OF immense
thsargs ess alct ted fellow How completely
many OF the worst to he found Of the following
sCRoFULA and sCRoFULoUs COMPLAINTS, ERUP-
TON aud ERUPTIVE DISEASES, ULCERS, PIMPI, rs
SYPHILIS md S Z PHTT.iTIC ArFECTIUNs, MERCuRiAi,
DISEASE, DRoPsY, NEURALGIA or Tic DOULOIJ-
ERYsPELAs, ROSE or ST ANTHoNY's FIRE, and d' in
dssd hs whole class Of complaints airing from IMPURTY
This compound will he found great promoter Of health
@ IN M blood II a. s:. 90 the foul nor xns
snPui'Sn o. ths many rakng disorders RPPsd the
selves from endurance OF foul erunsions and ule
sores through which the i'll rid itself
Of the body by alternative CleInse out the yitia
ted blood whenever find its Impurities bursting through
find obstructed and sluggish the VEINS cleanse when
ever II !. toul ana your feelings will tell when Even
and 1--we longer for cleansing the blood Keep the blood
there can be lasting health Sooner or later something
must wrong and the great machinery Of life dordered
sarssPar4 has, and deserves much the reputation Of
complaining these ends But the world HIS giousy
deceived by preparations OF H. purity because the drug
has not all the virtue that it,
many preparations pretending be extracts
else. 'p"''''1' VI ""'"hs
,Is "a e PuoI,c nars oeen mlsied by large bot
one dollar Most these have been frauds npon for
they not only contain little, any Sars prI but often no
Curative properties whatever Hence, bitter
appointment has followed the Of the Of
sArsapsHlia which Hood the market, until the itself
justly desPsed and has synonymous imposition
and cheat Suil we call this compound SIrsaparl and ia
tend 10 supply such remedy shall
the lotd OF obo9uy which upon And think we
have ground for believing has virtues which irresistible
by the ordinary Of the diseases 10 cure In
order TO secure their complete Eradication the sys,e
the remedy should be udeiously taken according 20 dec
tons the bottle.
PREPARED BY
DR.. J. G.. AVER A. co..
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I OOK AT YOUR HANDS AND FEET ! Al,
IL In want of GLOVES or HOSIERY are M
earnestly requested To call and examine one fTiS1
of the largest and finest stocks in Washing hlll |
ton, comprising every quality anil style lust l ilII
do not wish IN purchase, at =
HOPKINS'S Unrivalled Bazaar.
corner of6th st. and Pa ay
no Sn-notf het. Brnwus' and National hotals
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TRIESEM AR ~ Wv

IhiESEMAR-Protscted by ROYAL Letters PAT
ent OF England, and secured by the Seals OF the
Ecoie dc Pharmaeis de Paris and the Emperiai Col
lege of NJ adiciue, Vienna ~ ' w
No. Is Invaluable Tor relaxation. spermatorrpa.
a,I PHYSICAL ex haustion, aud is a tonic
No. completely eraiicates ali traces of those dis
& tnst lave been hitherto by the
No. has entirely supplanted the injurious use Of
mercury. thereby insulting to the sufferer speedy re-
all the Impurities and roofing out the
TRIEsEMAR, No. L. and 8, are prepared in the
orin oil lozenge, devoid of taste smell, AMI can
be carried in the waistcoat pocket. SOLD n TIN
cAsEs, AND DIVIDED INTO SEP AR ArE DOS admin
istsred BY valpean, Laileman, Ronx, Ricord, &c,
which saves SS and in 81 cases, whereby there is
q saving of 80. To be had. Wholesale and retail az
DIR, HARROW, Isl Prince street, New York. In.
msdistely on RECEIVING a remittance, DR., Banov
viii forward the Tresemar TO part of the vorlr
securely pseked and addrssAsd according 10 tire in,
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nR, COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICALSALT
- Call at any of the above Drug Stores for q de-
scrlptIve Circular, and try the new Medical Salt
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OCEAN STEAMERS SAILING DAY.

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