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= .,,..,.,.. d. B.. e...,s hSc. Ho 80,
Remedy In The Wsrld 70, all
DISEASES OF IMPR UDENcB.
LET NO PALsE DELIcAcy PRKvENf.
ApPLY IMMEDIATELY.
pa cSRE VARIANT ED or NO CHARGE IL rvo
sfths Bach sricssrs., Af.e.as Of tbs Kidney.
snt Biadd.r lh'olsn',,J D'csrg',, InpOsney, Gsn.r
Debility Nsr'oH'ns" Dysp'Pry Low Spirits Cen
Dlmn, sight Gddn... D,s.ss Of the Head Throst
Noe. or Shin AE.euoa. Of Il. Lung. stomach Bo..s
Y.uth-thoss and Prseties which rsn
der fo .Gs S'; mss S'h Body and Mind
Especially Oh. h.,. s.e.m. Ii. victims Of Solitary viis
snun.ly grave thousands Young the en-
.;.d ,s,.H. and s,.n: who hs,.
vAksd I" sssAsy Iss living Tyre, may ssl viii fall sssf
MARRIED rERsOae. Yesns Mss ssatsnp plating Asr
being .vars Of Esy.s. v'.ha'", organic dssi,,
y. .ho place. himssIfr III. Of Dr. may rssi
'p'n o j.: ,s n. R9 souTr rxrprscx STREE,
:is hand sid; gong rsn B.m.r. .tr..,
the eernsr Fail net 70 ssssrvs and aInbsE ksusn
~" b paid and ''"i 81. y ;siTR;
.ss. Of the ksysi co.G. e surs.ens, Lsnasn :d,.
Pit.. L"rdoa, Par' Phad.phis .sd .s..h... a.
t,s.n; many !rsusl:a vi!h In1ai 8. h:sd and
.. : : r :S:s a.
'n'' With TGf H;' sS S7ie
rssus Men aud sthsrs Who injured themselves ~
ssrtsin p.e;ies indLgsd in vhsn alone habit squsn
learned from s, comrsnisns, school, the seseu
,s1dsr. m,rrisss impossible sad dssrsys beth nind and
ssdy, sho1ld apply ir'ms distsiy.
rhs.s Of the and msl.nshsiy sgseu produced
limbs Paine the Head Dinners 81 Sight Loss Of Museul,r
r.y:r P.pi..aso heart py.r.P.y
mENTALLY.-TS.f ..rfsI .f.eu On tn. mind ar. nuelu
b drsdsd-Loss Of Memory Confusion Of Ideas Deprsssise
sfspirits, Evil Fsrbedinss ofsoesty ss strust
kevs Of Solitude fimidiy, etc. Of The evils
NERVOUS DEBlLIrY.-Tbs,s.nese can new Iudrs vhu
10 the causs 81 their declining hs.h losing their vgor
s"G IN
DISEASES OF iMPRGDEaCE
he has ibbsd ths seeds Of thu Painful disease TOO offer
happens that tn, ofshams dread Of
r.,r.ctabiiy, .ion: b.frsnd him He fail. l. n.
hands Of ignorant snt prstsnds Who
Of caring his p.crniry .abst,nes hep him rrens
moa;h AFTER U,nth, long the smallest fss
tanned and despair ssvs him With health 10 ssk
ever his Calling dsaPpon:nsnt; or BY the CT that dead,
Poison Mercury, hasten the Constitutional symptonls
terrible dsssss such Affections Of the Hssr Tror Nose
Skin, Ac Progressing With frighttu rapidly Till death puts
discovered country from vhoss bourne rs,rrn
Or. JOHHsoNgR REMEDY FOR ORGANIC wEAxHrss
AND lkPOTENCY.
Ss and important remedy vsknsss Of hs
are speedily cured aud uil rsssrsd Tboussnds
and d.b;.sd vhs had lsst all hope, have
All mp.dm.nts Marriage, Physical Or Mental Di,qs.
1ceton., Lcss Of Proerss's Powers, Nsr,sas IrSbity
Trembling and Wsahnss Exhaustion Of tbs fssrs
ENDORsEMENr OF fHE PREss
TIE MANY THOUSANDS cured this insttutisn within
The last ssysnssn years. and the important ssrf
eel operations psrorpsd BY nr Johr.on, witnessed By
sporsrs Of the papers and many ch,r notie,s
Which have appeared ard before the public be
sdss his standing gentleman 81 character and rsspons
sili,y, sufficient Evrrsnis, to tins seet'd sn ISL,
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THE EVENING STAR.

II The news received from Italy by private
letter not Of the best From Genoa a young
officer writes home that the French soldiers are
subject to every kind Of taunt and insult In the
streets and in the print shops, the portraits Of the
disappeared to give place TO the likeness of Orsnl,
which has become more popular still As 10 Nos
suth, klapka, Teleki, and their band OF nre-eauhg
insuIrectionists. they came like shadows and have
so departed. They did not know what to do with
the Hungarian Legion assembled at Aqui, so nj
Pietri the old project of police was despatched by
Turin. to tell them Immediately what to do, viz
to disband the Legion instantly-and 1t was dis
handed instantly.
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DROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANsPORTA-
TiON.aProposalsw will be received at the Quar-
day Of October next, for tbs transportation of mill
tary supplies during the years 1860 and 1861 on the
i. From Forts Leavenworth and Riley, IN the
Territory Of Kansas. from Fort Laramie, in tho
GI
wentworth and south of latitude a deg. north, At
wRicR are or I may be IN the
tory of Nebraska south of latitude ~ deg. rorth. In
m St Se
Utah north oflatitude 40 deg north and west fong
2 From Forts Leavenworth and X iley, in the Ter
rltory OF Kansas, and from the town Of Kansas in
tory of New Mexico or to any other depot that may
be designated in that Territory.
be in the Territory Of ' New Mexico, %
the post Or dePots that are Or may b, established
Foras Bliss and F Imore Oh view meH'0o' except
The weight to be transported each year will not
pounds nor nm on than ten @
Lions OF PSn1ds and on routes and than two mil
PToposais will state the rate per Hundred pounds
per hundred miles ior which the transportation will
year and may Be made f for the rontes ooectvs
for any two OF them, or for each route separat
their Places and W @ to %
bonds with good security In such an amount az the
Contractors must be in readi aess for service by
the ist DAY OF Ianua.y 1850 and as transportation
70 Be transported during the Year ON n ali or either Of
the routes, they will be required to have places of
business or agencies at in the vicinity Of Fort
LeavenwOrth, FUrt Laramie, and Fort Union, or
other depot IN New Mexico, at which they may be
communicated with promptly and readily.
Each proposal must he accompanied by a guaran-
toe, signed by three more persons known or sat-
lsiactOrv certified to the Quart, rmastsr General,
awarded the contract they will enter an oblig CATION
for its faithful performances.
Proposals will be endorsed a. follows Proposals
for Army Tran SpOrtdtion, and nons will be enter
tanned unless they fully comply with all the stipula-
tons set forth in this advertisement,
The right is reserved ofrcjecting any all the
bids that may be made.
QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
e8SawtlstOct Washington, June q, 1850.
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TOBIAS, OPTICIAN,
u as PENN. AYENuK, HEr. ~ AND 9Th Srs

- 40 kNN AVENUE, BET. 81 AND 9TH STS.
j most respectfully inform my friends and the
public generally, that have removed to the
above Place, where may always Be found, 90
cLEs or having y xed to suit al Sight.
As to my capabilities, and the satisfaction have
discriminate from the many tsstimonisls in this city
And elsewhere, that nave of the most eminent gen.
tlemep In the United states; and toulary desire
my advertisement in the National to be
read as guide 70 those who wish to be well suited
do not SUIT at first sight some pretend to do ne-
ther do warrant mine any other Glasses to suit
y9p lot SPACE 81 SIX years as you viii read in
TINS IS certainly new phase to endeavor to improve
ar had will u not
them believe such nonsense. can only add, that if
HS 6 sn will
You will at AL times find in my, Establishment q
f's f2f Ts sisssa rfs Fs55s:
and fine Glasses, (no wonderful Venezulean Crys.
k%ss ?SSTFiTsfK;ss KEEkPBfSGrEs fkGHa
From ais Ezesils"ey, the Governor Of Vi,r,.ia.
have tried pair of spsctasIss cb H s from
MIR. Tobias, and find them of great assistance TO INV
them focus him m,tn ms dasirS5
'' ' '''''N Al HENRY + f' A. WISE.
From ia. late Hon. JXds. B.tl.r.
i wasrecommendedt t. Mr.. yno. Tobias as skiIlfdl
t., grsthed to find that Mr.. Tobias Seemed 70
snd he has me- ana sos
cles that suit me admirably. A. p. BUTLER.
From the Hon. Secretary Of State Of Vi,s,n,a,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND. Dec. 81. 1885,.
Dedy SIR: Gov. Wise having shown me the Sneo-
acles you sent him, and discovering that the focus
was precisely suitable to vision, kindly offered
to enclose them to you, to have Glasses substi-
tuted have since received them, and am gratified
that the Glasses fully meet nv expectation and
give my eyes great relief. The pebbles You have
used are really superb. enclose herein the amOun
OF your bill. Very respectfully, &C..
GEO. w. MUNFORD.
JOHN TOBIAS, Esq, Washington, d. c.
From Prof. Baehs
,,, w WARRINGTON, Feb. u. 1885,
have used pair of Glasses of Brazilian Pebbles
furnished by Mr.. Tobias with great satisfaction.
They are CLEAR OF excsllent figure, and well m0u nted
A. ID. BACHE.
II Please observe that my Establishment il on
Penn. Avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets.
Where you will obtain a good Likeness, CO nal IN
any other Estabishmsnt. and At moderate oharges.
fe ia 2av D&A0W ''s
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NJ LYONS
WI AG N F. TIC POw DERS

Garden Insects, CockrOacheS Bed-txss, F2sa,, Aats
The Importance Of reliable article Of this kind is
inestimabe. In warm weather al nature teams with
Gle ever discovered which viii extermina,e them.
company of botanists from the HOrtcut ura Society
Of Paris, while amidst the ferns of Asia, observed
very soon dropped dead. This fact was made use of
e ss4e bousht BY
T.. Lyon, and found a positive insect destroyer in
se
Medals ard Letters Patent have been obtained from
The # ard
ical and horticultural colleges and societies.
Letter from tAe Preside.. eftis United States;
w.sH1ss4 oscs slsF JAM mnf isss.'
"MR. EMANUEL LYoN;-poar Sir: have the pleas
%od a. a one have Meds
and Cer cate for the great value of your Magnetic
FIILMosE Chairman
=, The above was accompanied by certificate Of
'''n'' IF is FREE FROM POISON.
New YORK, October LIST, lsSs.
testsd yonr Magnetic Powders and ind them Pe ,iO
fectly harmless to mankind and domestic animals
"I{A AHFsE Il GGHREEEHI6S , NJ d. CHEMIST.
"PRoF. CHEMISTRY, NY. HOSPITAL"
Mr.. IoHN L; RoME, Superintendent Of the New
finds it of immense value"
rect interest in article of this kind. Reference
can be made To the AstOr. st. Nicholas, and Metro
American Institute; James Gordon Bennett. Gen.
Winfield Scott, Cyrus w. Field; l.. NJ. Pea.e, OF
says, This discovery of Prof Lyon is Of national
Importance The Farmers Club have tested it thor
moths, bugs, and all vermin. GARDEN plants can be
preserved and houses made pure"
BARNES L PARK, Of New York, to have it sold
throughout the world. Many worthless limitations
are advertised. BE cautious!
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

ID IMPORTANT NOTICE.
l. UBLIC Attention is called to the following GER
ti6caIes If cures made by my ASIATIC CHOI.E-
RA CURE and RHEUMATIC LlNIMENT.
These medicines have been extensively used with
in the last seven years, and have been thoroughly
tested before being presented to the public. num-
Der Of other certificates can be shown II p. rsons
will call on me.
WASHINGTON, July IS, 1850.
J.K. PLANT, Esq.-Dedr Sir II purchased, some
time since, a bottle of your Rheumatism Liniment,
having been recomme nded to me by a friend a
sure cure for Rheumatism. / used one bottle, and
have not had q return of Rheumatism since. 1t
has now been twelve months since i used IT.
Respectfully, &C., ID. f.: ERWIN,
Segar store, opp. Nat. Intel. Office.
My son was suffering at the same time from a Sc.
we're attack Of DarrhRa and vas entirely restored
by the of one bottle of your Cholera nj ixture
think it is the hest and quickest cure have ever
used for said complaint ID. T.. ERWIN.
Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail by
JAMES X. PLANT, No. $50 street, between
9Th and 18th SITS.
Sold also at Cochran's Segsr Store. 7th st, oppo-
site National lntellIgenocr Office; PouIus Thyson
1913 18th ST.. between II and Martins Franklin
Hotel, corner 9th and ID sts.; N. w. Hilburn, No
s71, 9Th st. east, opposite Garrison Cats, Navy
Yard. jy COLIN
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ANGELS DA6UKRREoTYPED.-TheS Spiritual Tele-
graph contains the statement of a correspondent to
the effect that on recent occasion artist was
employed to take daguerreotype of corpse,
which, for the purpose, seated in a chair.
The plate, on examination, was found to contain
not only the picture of deceased, but, to the
constituent OF all, two other figures, male and
female, standing beside the corpse. The writer
adds: THE dress Of the female figure was wholly
unlike that of the artist, 1.-THE artist female)
and no other females were in the room. All the
figures, corpse and all, were very dim. Now,
the spiritual phase is that two spirits standing be-
side the CORPSE We're reflected Scu
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III Van Amburgh, the mrnagerie man, is said
TO be about TO proceed, via Europe, to the East
Indies, for the purpose Of restocking his mena-
gPrie. The Natural History Department of the
Scientific Convention will be gratihed to learn
that he will direct his special attention to the cap
ture Of two specimens Of the pachydermatous
mammae, one Of which is white and the other of
a dark mud color. Non-scientitc persons-if any
such there be-may be averse TO learn that the
specimens above alluded to consist of a white
elephant and hippopOtamus
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IL Ii is stated that there are forty-six persons
In England who have incomes of f4JO 100 year.
equal to two millions and quarter dollars, while
ranging from fifty to two hundrd and fifty thou
sand dollars year, and eight hundred and eleven
from twenty-five to fifty thousand. In Ireland
there rs but one person who has an income Of up
wards of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars,
and twenty-one have incomes from fifty thousand
To two hundred and fifty thousand, and thirty from
twenty-five TO fifty thousand dollars.
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HORACE GREELEY AMONG THE MoRNoxs The
Descent News, of July 18th says -. Horace Gree
lev, Esq, editor of the New York Tribune ar
rived on Sunday evening last in the mail stage
from the East, on the way to the Pacific. Weun-
derstand that he intends to remain here a short
time to see the Lion, y there is no elephant
and other curiosities that may be found in and
about the CITY y
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II Mr.. John Wise publishes the narrative of
his last aerial voyage from st. Louis to Indiana.
He intended to land at LAFAYETTE but was COM
PEELED 10 come down at the distance of thirty
miles from st: Louis, in consequence of heavy
rain storms He was accompanied on his trip by
his son. Meteorological observations Were made,
with satisfactory results; but Mr.. Wise declares
that the present system Of constructing balloons is
so defective that bot meagre results can be hoped
for
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ID NEW GOODS
L RICES TO SUIT THE HARD TIMES"
Just received. an assert r ent OF LEDGER HATS
for Men and Youths, which having
baen purchased low for cash am GR
able to sell at a very low price. 8H
Also, a lot of CLOTH SHOES 81
suitable for the present season. from
the Trade sale. for the low price of
Sl.5G. Together with q N ass ortment q
&C SHOES and fine CALF SKIN VE282
BOOTS fro Philadelphia price ~Sz-SSS
Sa75. IL Terms-Rtaiy paw.
B, Fl. STlNEMETZ,
236 Pa. near 18th street.
au 6-6m,r bet. kIrkwood' and Willard's hotels
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NOTICE FOR Th liz K RfsEsroR.rroN or
CT CERTAIN LANDS TO MARKET in THE

a.
approved May l3th and June sd 1885, to the Site q
r3afs therein mentioned, having been so far sdim t.
20 as To autho Izs the release from withdrawal of
ea that al the vacant offered lands which lie oatsde
81 SIX miles on each SIDE of the railroad from
hstween Florida and AIshsna. in thu direction Of
Pensacola" and ''from Selma to Cad sden, sitna
not been selected virtue of SAID grsnt or reserved
10 oT any purpose whsssXer and which were subject
binary minimum Of Sl25 per acre, or a. the gradua
ted prices under the act Of August an 1854 will be
speoS a, 'a the crdns4d at
num Of 81 % per acre, or at the prices to which
they may have graduated at the dats Of withd
.. AT IHK LAND OFFICE OF CENTER, on Monday,
the third day of October next, viz:
South Of tn base line and sast Of the Huntsville me-
Townships 2, and y, Of rsnges a.pds.
townships ~, Il aud ~. of ranges
townships -, 20, q and p Of ranges and 6.
Townships II. IL, 10 and ~, of ranges
l. Il md IL r I'd IF IF 4 Sf e.
Townships IS, u and IS. Of range II.
Township IS of range II.
Ar THE LAMP OFFICE AT MONTGOMERY. on Mon
day, the third day of October next VIZ: 'n NUN
North Of the base line AID east Of til. ST. Steph.ns
TTSxasEis: 3, q, 3, S.Sd q ' Of isns &C.
townships s and H. Of Isnr Issf 4 and o.
AT II, TEE ia LAMP OFFICE AT GRHENvILLE, on Mon
u-S, tins thlfu dhy oil October next, viz:
North OF the base line and edst Of the 81 St,p5s,,,
Township 6. Of range s.
townships G, and 3. of range6
townships 6, 7, &, 9 and 10. of rangs7
downshIps6 8, 2, 2, Q, 10 and n. of Tangea
If 0wnsnPs9 81 10, ILL.,. H. ,s. 49, ~, n AMI q,
Y. Of range u. ~ - anu
townships q, TO- H. u, Is IG and II, of range -
~ "wrshlPs 3, 30 II, IL, I5 Ii, ia, 10, t. %, Il and
townships II, II. IS, Is L. II ~ 20 IN o, ard %
of rangel4. ~ - 80 - ""a ~
TownshiPs IA, Is, le, II, 49, 10, 90 81, and p, of
townships IS, i6, H. 10, 49, o. 81, and a. Of range
Townships II, 10, "a. ~ and p, of rangeI7.
townships IL and 10 Of rangels
=, AT IHK LAND OFFICE AT ELLA, on Monday, the
third day OF October next, VIZ: ~
North OF the base line aud east Of the ST. Stepa,n
meridian.
townships J, 4, and ), of ranges s. 6, =, 9, and g.
South o| ths base line and east Of the ST Stephexs
meridian.
townships 5, 6. ,, 8, and 9, of ranges and 9.
Given under my hand ~ the city of WASHINGTON.
this third day Of August, 1882
hctlng Commissioner ofthe General Land Office.
NoTE-Under the regulations Of the department
as hefetoIoTe and now existing, no payment can be
t15 ,of e1yertIsIng proclamatIOns except to such
huotshefs as are Spsciaiy authorized to publish by
vi" . il.lissi"ner at the General Land Office.
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THE CELEBRATED y
! DR.. J. S. ROSFS MEDICINES,

Or PHILADILlHIk.-
1hese remedies are the result of thirty i've years
OF extensive and successful practice, and are the
only reliable HeParahons TO cure The various Ills
' Dir. j. 8. R ReisE COUGH SYRUP, OR Ex-
RECTORANT, will radically cure Coushs, Colds,
Price 50 cents and 81.
pr; j 8 ROSES ALTERNATIVE SYRuP.
tions, Chronic Diseases, Ulcers, Swelled Neck, and
A arising from an impure state OF the blood
DIR. j. g. ROSES DYsPEPTIC COMPOUND.
The only sure cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Com
DR.. s. ROSES PAIN cuRER. iii. not a
cure ALI but il alone has stood the test of IS years.
curing Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Aches, Cholio,
Palns In the Stomach and Bowels, Spralns, Bruises,
Pains in the Limbs, Joints, Back, and Spine, any
pain internally or externally. Price, Il, Is, and 81
,Ifyoa wish 70 get CURED Of any Of the above com
plants, get DR.. J. 8. ROSES GENUINE MEDI-
ClNES, which you will know hen genuine BY
having his written signature the cork OF eacE
bottle: Sold BY druggists generally.
N. b.-Bew6re of those poor nostrums purporting
to be the best in the world. iAA-1y
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u There is artesian well at Louisville
Kentucky. of three inches bore, and 2Oe6 feet
deep. The water rises by its own pressure when
confined in tubes, I7U feet above the surface and
IT Is said discharges 26o gallons per minute The
81. Louis artesian well at Belle hers sugar refinery
IS 2l99 feet deep, and the water IS feet above
the ground. Some of the salt wells near the Ohio
and Muskigum and Hooking rivers are from 500
10 1900 feet deep.
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GREAr The NbER
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTUR Y
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR II ESTnR ATIVE

Says the g.. Louis (o) Democrat: Below ". publish
which speaks g!oxngy Of superior merits Of hi. Hair
Tonic. such evidence must have its effect When coming
the Doctor needs no sneomus useess pufery from
press;
BATH, MAINE, Jan %, 1885,
Professor D. j. WOOD 4 Co.-GenLsmen: Having nv
effects Of your Restorative wa, 10 make appIi
Cation Oft upon own hair which had quite gray
Hair Rs.toraiivs and used found it va. prOsins
procured another bottle Of which have used SOME. lean
to oS y head s aSs e s: .s s5 h. total
1t, natural color and believe soft and glossy
year. old: ny good wife at the age Of hy,vO used
The above notice deem due you your valuable dis
sc.eTy lam assured that whoever will nightly USE per
m.nts citizen Of th. city and r.si.nr my r s ~.
last fifteen nearly every here and
my Is at your as wish to prs.ers.
the bsspue, Of nature IN others as we'll as myEef
am truly yours, A. e. RAYMOND.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
to lose the best portion Of roy hair from *. e Of ~. s
low fever, ia New Orleans lS54 induced 20 make
thing needed My hair thick glossy no word.
sah my you g to hs ,s'sd
standing and Of I'll. orhon csupeh m n rsE.
Nus. He gentleman of great influence and uniysI.y
BRooEFIELD, January "a, Is5s.
PROFESSOR W OOD-De1r Sir Having de OF you
Hair Restoetye gives me pleasure say that it. effect
has been excellent IA removing lHa d,ndruH
Constant tendency itching with which have been troubled
from childhood; aud hiss alec
becoming grayto it, original color have used
article with anything like the came pleasure profit
Yours, truly, J. X BRAGG
The Restorative put up Bottles Of sizes, viz: large
medium and SMALL the sma holds half pin sad
dollar bottle the dunn holds
cent proportion than the tHsl retas dol
lars bottle; the large holds quar-, forty per
proportion, aud ret ills FOR three dollars Il bottle
o. J. WOOD co. PrOpretors, 81 Broadway New York,
I'm the great N Y: Wire Railing Estabshmen) and III
Market st Louis NO. and sold by all good Druggist
aud Fancy Goods Dealers. June I6-eo3m
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HOUSE BUILDING

MI HOUSE BUILDING.
!ylONEY can be saved by purchasing BUILD
ING HARDWARE OF us, for the simple reason
we bay for cash, consequently buy lower. and sell
for cash. enabling Us TO sell for very small alvaLce.
leys. Plants Butts, Mortce and Rim Locks Sa sh
WEIGHTS, Sash Cord, Blind FastenIngs, &c. Come
desire to spend your monev tn advantage.
aus GRIFFITH Il SHIELDS
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IfxnfcIIyl
Al VALUABLE NBDIcINE.-ws 10y, here.
a'e SssMaKisS;iNI; s9A.S nI = nrcocrrnN

in diseases ofthe blood, skin, dyspePsy, &C., and
recommended It as an invaluable medicine Our
confidence in it a. remedial agent has been grcaty
increased BY several very remaT kahe cures OF long
standing disease of the liver kidneys, skin, etc.
cases too where ali other remedies and the most
skillful physicisns had failed 20 afford relief. Hun
dreds Of our most respectable citizens have been re-
are gratihed to learn that its popularity H. daily be-
coming greater. IL. operation is mild and pleasant
residence Of MRS. COX, 15s B. BALTIMORE ST.,
Baltimore, and 1t the principal DRUG Stores.
city, and numerous certificates seem by calling on
the agents None genuine unless her name Ii blown
on the bottle ard her seal on the cork.
WhoitsaI. Agest.-R. s. r. CfssKi, Druggist,
Georgetown. y. c., has been appointed Who'll sale
my prices. ... 10 20 u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-15
AND sF E5MERH I FS2R RESFE i%I[SA WEAK

PREPAREU BY A CHEMIST.
BoTrLKs II, Is and 20 cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
HARTSHORNE's CURE-ALL should be kept
ness as il resuentIy cures in loss time than IL re-
CURES TO get a ply sioisn.
1t cures pain In any part of the system and s used
externally and internally.
,DrAs the freSaent changes Of the weather pro-
snS BodS so sa ram In tne Snna
get bottle. 1t acts upon the Nerves, Muscles
Sinews, Blood and Bones; and by its warming else
6omaSnetic power, pels all pain from the system
Get bottle and try il.
HSRsSE Fycr ssE' csS YktP n; OF HA M6
CHERRY-it il the best Cough Syrup in the
Ifyou are Bilious, use HARTsHoRNE'sAN
BILIOUS PILLS. They act Upon the Liver, Sto-
mAch and Bowels, carrying of all Bile and Foul So
ere.iOns.
Tie above medicines to be had at ell Drug Stores
n Washington CITY; .KIDWELL & C1SSELL q,