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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-02
THE
" X E Of i I The Y N e Il T i CENTURY
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTOR ALIVE.

Say. III. 81, Louie lM") Democrat Below, -. publish
stter to Dr. Wood OF this from gentl.man Maine
which speaks go~ingy Of the superior merits hi, Hair
one. saeh evidence must have It's effect, whsa coming
press:
PROFESSOR o. J. WOOD 4 Co-G,ntl.m,p: HIM nv
sse1'T called . month. since. tn. highly D.n.cia
cation Of nPon my own hair, which had become quite
Ter; Some three mouths since procured bottle Of your
Hair Restorative and used it. found It wa. pro,ine
procured smother bo,tl.. have used some IAN
% 70 me world that the grey white hair Ia, total
ts.u%sS re- natural color and believe soft and glossy
good wife At ;s e. q Ia. NOW s..s
so,.Iy lam assured tina, viii rightly use :. per
eE.n Of thi. CITY and resident her. ny os i ~.
last fifteen known nearly very on. her and
s.eh.d a. y9Sr r .nt s az with
an, truly, yours, A c. RAYMOND.
WOODS HAIR R sai55sSHri S.H a'' 1855
paofk'sos WooD-pear Sir Having had tbs mlstortun.
low fever, in New Orleans 1884, was ndue ed to m.fs
hing Nv hair now Shei and md ao T.
.seh my to y0a u StHs to ss assd
S uads,ss... regular
Mas. He i. gentleman of great influence .nd unver..iiy
:. BRookr.EID, January Il, i55s
PR0Fkssoh Wosp-Dsar Sir Having mad. trial Of your
Hair Resorayef gives me pleasure ssy that effect
has been excellent in removing tIon dsBdud and
Constant tendency itching vith which been
ircm chdhood and has also hair which
becoming gray original color have used no ohs
srticie with anything like the same pleasur. profit
Yours, truly, j. K BRAGG
The Rs"oratir. put up in Bottles Of sizes. viz: lur.
medium and 'ma the small hods half pn' rst.ls Tor
one dollar per bottle the medium hoids per
cent in proportion than the H. ret.is for two Dol.
lar, bottle the large hold. guar forty per in
proportion, and rstIils for three dollsrs bottle
o. WOOD co. Proprietors, 3:2 BroAdw, v New York
IN the great n Wire Railing Est,hli.hment) and
Marke street. st Louis No and acid by all nood Druyg,,
shd fancy foods Dssien. Sc
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NJ AsNEr'ttjfS s'7 WIDER

Garden Insects, Cockroaehes Bed bsss, Eeds, Esfs,
The Importance OF a reliable srtoie Of this kind
inestimabe: In warm Eeather all nature teams with
Gle ever discosercd which viii extermnste e thyem
company ofbotanists from the Horticultural Society
that alfiasects lighting upon certain kind of Plant
very soon dropped dead. This fact was made use Of
Qusati.es Of the Plan, were brought home e by NJ
E. Lyon, and found positive insect destroyer in
sp
Medals and Letters Patent have been obtained from
Russia foSe Wo Fair and eT%nny s5d
ical and horticultural colleges and societies. I'D
L'' from 'ts PTe''dert Sghs Ts' {; sta,ss
ure to that The ROYAL pr n.
sHd r. sSs Ma
oW''r' iSf Rsesfs Chairman
The above was accompanied BY certificate of
''- IT is FREE From POISON.
amrE,esET GoWSF s R SsSe sS.l ,t s and
tested your Magnetic Powders and lind them per
S s SHs .a
%{AAMyEsS Il EGHRIEETlSS NETS, M. d. CHEMIST
A.. "PRSr. CHESIsIaI; nv. HosrIrAEn
York Hospital says ahe has ea psIied ali the bugs
ants. Losehes, moths, 40, with Lyons Powder and
rect interest in an article Of this kind Reference
Politan Hotels; to Judge MEIe., President of the
%Pfs ss s soSa os: W. fsd l. LdI psIMSS
says, "This discovery of Prof Lyon is Of national
Importance. The Farmers' Club have tested itthor-
oaghly 1t will destroy loousts, grasshoppers ants
moths, bugs, and all vermin. Garden plants can be
Arrangements are now made through Messrs.
BARNES & PARK, of New York, to have IL sold
throughout the world. Many worthless imitatioos
are sdvertsed. Be cautious!
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INPOKTANT NOTICE.

D. MPOKTANT NOTICE ,s.-..T "
tihostss If cures made Nj ny As!ATIC CH0t, 3
RIA CURE and RHEUMATIC LfNfMENT.
These yneiiciues have bson extensively ussa with
in the last seven yeers. sed hsys beep thofenshly
tested before being presented % the pubic, num-
bsr of sthor oerihcstes can % shown II persons
"-- '''' "A '''' wAsHfssroN. July IS IsB.
TX. PLANT Esqt. Dec, S., - IasshsI:d: .o~e
having been recommended to me BY inend a. q
sure cure for Rheumatism used one bottle, and
has NOV been twelve months SINCE pssS H,s
Respectfully, &C., y. II: EkYiN,
/ MY son was suffering at the Same time from 80
we're attack Of Disrrhga snd vs. entirely reseoreq
by the use of one bottle Of your Cholera "a ixtufe.
think it in the hest and quickest cure hsys eyer
used for said complaint 49, .s y. r. Erwin.
Manufactured and sold Wholesale and retail by
JAMES X, PLANT. No. $50 d street, between
Sold also at Cochrsn's sessr Store 7th st oppo-
site National !ntellIgencer Omoc Pou,us Ihys9n,
393 18th St. between H and l !; N erelns Franklin
Hotel, corner 9Th and ID sts.; II. w. Hilhurni No
s11, 9Th st. east, opposite Garrison Gate, Navy
o
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WALKING THE RAPIDS ABovs NIAGARA FALLS
ONK HUNDRED y EARS ASo.-A letter from Mr.
klan, Swedish gentleman, to hisfriend in Phil
adeiphia, dated September 2, 1850. contains the
following narrative of feat which equals M
Blondins adventure:
Twelve years ago, two Iroquois Indians, fish
Ing above the Falls, wore cast on the Island. IL
was seven days before their condition became
known The commandant when he came to the
Two Indians determined TO walk to the Island by
the help Of these poles TO save the other poor crea
lures, or perish in the attempt. They took leave
OF their friends as If going TO certain death. Zach
had two such poles in his hands to against TN.
bottom to keep them steady. SO they went and
got TO the Island, and having given poles to the
Indians there, they all returned safely to the main
land. Those two Indians who, in the above nIen-
toned manner, Were first brought to the Island
are yet alive. The Indians 90 to the Island now
to kill deer, but if the King Of France Were to give
me all Canada would not
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Ir|The following Characteristic anecdote { f
Aaron Burr" writes a correspondent, lis gooa
enough. think. to have found place in Mr. Par
tons memoir IL has IT least the merit of being
Standardization Burr. it Was related To me nv a
nephew of the venerable Daniel Cadv, who often
heard that eminent jurist rehearse it. Burr YVES
always sententiOus and pointed in his summing
CARED to disturb the attention of the Court He
was one time making an argument before the Court
OF Appeals when two Of the judges put their heads
together and began 10 whisper. Burr instantly
ceased speaking, and waited deferentially for the
'cOnfab tn close One of the Judges Observing
this, made GESTURE, and said rather curtIy: 60
on, Mr. Burr. go on: there is occasion for stop
Ping Burr bowed with that irresistible suayity
Tor which ehe was noted. and remarked I was
afraid that should disturb the deliberaton of the
Court IL is needless to add that the grave and
reverend selgneurs' gave the most undivided at
tention To the remainder OF the argument n was
deserved hit and ''duly appreciated ''-knieL-
eTbOcksT Mega ina
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Dh'oAHs14nn.
' '' s:. ~; G Z <: 81 Ii''
DISEASES OF IMPR UDENCE.
LET NO YALsK pKLICAcY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
pa c5RE WARRANTED Or no CHARGE IL TWO
wtn.. Of III. Bach structures. Af.e..n. Of III. Kidney.
,.On Of Ids.. Palf.ucs &. Heart Tmdi,y rs%sos,
Nose SKIN, As.euons Of the Lunes, stomach
ard s. ss:
DER o ,Te S'; MS s'I Body ana Mind
Especially vhs have sseems the victims Of Solitary Vice
Tia. dr.sdful and d;struet,. hi, Which ,nnu, '...p.
.tsd talents and brilliant ntsse Who oth.rvs
vassd 70 sssaey The living Tyre, may sail viii fall ssal
dense.
nAehikp fEAsohs, or Yong msn ssatsn plating Mar
,i.gs beng aware Of Pbysesi vs,sO,. srEanis debility,
he .ho place. sadsr The care Dr. J. may r.ri
sssy eensds in his honor gsnsman and esnsdsnty
oEFicE Ne. SOUTH rsEDERck STREET.
<: . ." s..s.s i.: :-
aust - PAID and s''i ~. . "a, ss;%E :;,or
smsr 81 the Regal Collsgs Of srrsseas, ksods graduate
rom sns Of the most eminent College. ths United st.ts
Iit.. Of LOndOs Psr. Philadelphia and s.shsr, b.s a.
set.d som. q the .es astonishing eur.. that
.1.s ...;I sf:a s:r:::n.:: S:..s ..;-.s - s:ds.s
SOUNDS hshulns" Win hsqasnt blpshng, ausndtd sens
'n'' with T!Tf sS SITss
Ys.ng Men and othsrs Who injured thsmsslvss ~
ssrtsin P.eties insslssd vh.s alone. r,assn,y
ssrnsd from s, eompeaisas, school, the saseu q
which nightly f.R even When sslssr .sd DOT cured
s.dy. should apply %%sdiss.,, %" "''s ana
fhsss sftes and sGses prsdussd
ss. S Dnp... q :S e % s;s. ::s
Fever, Paiptstsn efs Heart Dyspspsy Nervous
y, Of the Digestive fsaeoas Gen srsl De Siy
MENTALLY-TSsf fearful .Gses On IN. mInd Or. mach n.
spi Evil o.
Le,s efsolitsds fimidy ss srs ssns Of the evils Pre-
NERVOUS DEBlLIrY-rs.,..sd. can 90, ,,ds. vA.,
e.mns veal pale: md .oIuis,
DsEssEs or msimHi% e e'"''"P''
when the mseudsd ,otsry pleasure ands
happen. that imsd or dr,sd Of
ds,I. him nom applying TO thoss vhs from .dsescn and
hands Of ignorant and designing prssudsr vhs ,ae.p Bic
Of caring heh his psennary Substance, hssP him trAns
s"d in ae.p. a s pun.s . CAS- b SS
ever his Calling disapPon.nsut; BY the
le.o1 Msreury hs.tsn che oon.,u,on.L SYMPTOMS q
Shin &C. Progr.,sg with friEhtfu rapidly t ds.ih put,
s:rios Z. b, ss..at fs By .asE ham @ h.l
On. yOHNsON1 REMEDY PoR ORG NiC wEAKNEss
AND IMPOTENCY. M y 49,
a.. c.rsd and hi 1s.r r.:.r.s rSes..ss,
and dsbtasd, vhs had sst all hsps ksss
All mpsdsnis 70 marriage, PAysiesl Or M.s,. H.eu..
leatioa. Los Of Preventative Powers, Nsrvoss irrit.by
ffsnblng and Wsakns % EHAssssn q III nsst fsasS
ENOoRsENKNf or rnE PRESS
TIE MANY THOUSANDS cured this IustitstIsu vsshis
c.. :p.r.aea. p:,.rn.a y Dr. Josa.o.. "sa....s ~
reporters Of the papers and many
id.s hi, standing as gentleman 81 Character ..e.a
Hhts. sunesst GUARANTEES 70 the soetsd. Jan stIv
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SlcxLzs on THK STREEI-The New York cor
respondent Of the Baltimore Patriot writes the fol-
lowing -.. ..r..
'Mr. Sickles Is stunned here by his own polIti-
cal associates. He walks ,Broadway, and fastens
upon every leading man to walk with him. They
cannot shake him of. Sickles Joined leading
statesman In Broadway, near Grace Church, one
nne morning last week, and walked by his side
Tor about two blocks, when the gentleman apollo
giZed to Sckles for leaving him to buy book In
store. Sickles said he would wait. The gen
tleman went Into the New York Hotel. Sickles
waited until he came out. IL was Of no use The
gentleman stopped at Stewards to buy pair Of
gloves, and staid Purposely half an hour. 1t was
with success Sickles waited and walked
down with the other to Wall Street His political
power has gone, and bis sole aim now is To ne re-
cognlZed as of old IL won't do. His old friends
do not wish to be seen with him, or to endorse him
in any way. Mr.. Sickles will never be heard of
again. He will attempt to claim bis seat next
December, but even that will fail him Facts are
against him. He was not fairly elected and his
opponent, Mr. Williamson, viii claim and get the
seat" r..- .-. es
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N vALuAgLE MEDiCfNE.-Ms lsyS - 80.
3 s nay my , oso sso =

In dissssss n the blood, skil, dysPsPsy, fe- I'D
reoemmsndn It ~ ~ myalusble usedieane. Ogr
confidence IN IL - remedial agent Pas been g{ceby
increased BY several VERY remarkable oures oI lone
standing disease OF the liver, kidneys srir, eve;
cases, too, where ell Other femeiies and ens most
skiful ply sicians had failed TO AFFORD relief Hun
ieved by its admirable curative qualities. and We
are sIati6ed 70 learn that L. poena5sy is daily BE-
and il s al that i elaine 20 be- u for sale q the
resldenoe ofMRs. con ,1se z. B.LrInonr ST..
The hesf referenoe can he rIven in or ont of the
CITY, and numerous oerthoAtes seen by calling on
sae s S ss SsE
Rhoissais 4yeai.IR. s. r. CIssxI, prrgslst,
Agent for the District, and Will suppy the trade 81
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5kLmsolps SfFsSYg9F r. ssl. 8: ft;aaas.A:.
HEEM BB88EEs BBUTc cHH To- iof pTos:s .'' 80
RSSSHHE E! ts:s 9; MsfTSTs ;ls..
HHEEEMsB9ttR BBHcHHT Sr &ssn 6sS
HELMB0LRs BUCHU for Universal Lasiitsds
81 S S:S: {. ess'''
RSEs RSSHS 81 81 RRS.sss 4 he Skin
e. i PAW e q: ssst
Sa iaf s' and q
le..ness, with Want Of Attention. Horror Of 80
gRYgS SHg f.
IndiscretiOn. and all Diseases of tho : =
SEXUAL ORGAN, ..,r
Existing In either sex from whatever cause origi-
HOW LONG STANDING. -H
%sS e. e.
Or .ns 2 fs o.
Sa snd
ifallowed to go on-which this medicine invariably
on. e tns
prs WhH can 'ay thss shS.s are not s
ums, and the melancholy deaths BY Consumption,
n
IN Lunstio A:Ilums the most melancholy exhi i
toy appears. The oountenanoe 10 actually sodden
AND aq,te S birth nor gTief ever
with Xosful measures. wan Despair,
Low, sullen sounds, his grief beguiledni
Debility ID most terrible, and has brought thous-
e III: .sa
CURED By the use Of this = :
n.. INFALLIBIE REMEDY.
. The mass Of voluntary testimony In possession of
the Proprietor, vouching its virtues and curative
to science and fame. Certificates of cures from one
are o. OPEN on n
sReotlon, from Governors of States Judges, eminent
PHYSICIANS. and distinguished Clergymep
HELM BOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU Is prepar-
ed directly according to the rules of Phsrmsey and
Chemlstry, with the greatest accuracy and Chemi-
Sea Sss1s IN Its sSs
q Physlo, and most Of the late Standard Works Of
taste and 0dor, bnt lmmcdiat in its action.
Df0Ef 6a6y% cSs Sahs
ton contains no Narcotic, Mercury, or injurious
Drug but .5s PTgfEsIyM so. M,nu,,,u,,
Sworn and subscribed before me, this sd day OF
November, 1854. WIN. 2. HIBsARD, Alderman..
Price 81 per bottle six for s5, delivered to any
A TRIAL cosrss BtT \ boLtffAAR-TRY IT!
panied and from
others: F5sslis. ii eSs% a''
lo4 South Tenth st., below Chestnut n Phiad's.
To be had Of all Druggists and dealers throughout
the United States, Csnadas, and British Provinces
Ask for HELMBoLDs-.ak. NO other. Cure.
es%' ss ssd e.
elsts. jan 6-eolyT
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THE EVENING STAR.
A TRAGIC STORY
TJaSsiafsd from th> German Of Chauisso.

TIa1siatad from the German Of CAamisso.
sF.--- BI THAcKKRAY. ---. -r.# fr-.
There lived sage in days OF yore, D. j. -
And he handsome pig tale wore; . r.
But wondered much and sorro we'd more @
Because 1t hung beBind him.
He unused upon this curious case.
And svore he 4 change the pigtaiPs place. .
And have II hanging st his face, - ..
Not dangling there behind him.
SAYS he, "ths my stsry I've fouId-,1 ..~
I'll turn me round" -he turned him round;
But still It hung behind him.
Then round and round, a.d out sld in, ....
All day the puzzled sage did spin
In vain IL mattered net pin,
Ihe pig-tall hung behind him.
And right and LEFT, and round about,
And up and down. aud in aed out.
He TUNED; but still the pig tan stout
H--. ..- Hung steadily behind hun.
And though has efforts never slsck, 30
And though he twist and twirt, and tack,
Aias. stIll fsith ful to his back
-F~rT The Pig tail hangs behind him.
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AaalGULrUnAL TARkHousEs.

Il NhNNiNs. Agency nlcCLs c0fs q n - -
G.S 60. n = isS s: 81
AII0RNEYa AT LAw;
y: I.sss.s;i 4 = T. s. 3. ~; - "a 81 A.a
80 b MrSeaIs,,y s = Win Siss city III
&c. RoyS,s., sor; ssss 2; iS gstss. osssA
C.1iiI. Il. Uf..sfal,, Lou. ~. x SsM
BAKERIE8. A. .....4 .rE . -
rs M NM : = :S's': 5 Z,
E.rsrA's Bn1s. BAxs ak sss 81 60
( ~ BANKa AND BANkkRA.
Rlsss Co. N. w. cor isth g. &N.y:y.
STw iossso SG Co. &, Fl f. n sT o 81 is
Co. Gs 81 r. ~. 's.f s: e.. III 81
BILLIARD SALOONS.
PHELAs's MARsLx IA sfEs, ses lsth -. 60. p ~
BLACESMIfH SHOPS.
CHAs. c. ANDERSON, Nd. az, neer Tth q, Island.
goHN DvyILL, 9 at, bet sth q nh, near Pat 01ss
RosS Panns @ Va sy s.sr s,s o. ;..a
/. D.w.os. hor;s shosr. n s,ds \. Y. sv.. Ia
BOARDINR-hOU8Es.
Nm. ARA, southuest DOR. Pa av. and 9TH sts
NJ: fosss, e ss Bel Sss q. a. and 4 q:
BOOK.BINDEkIEs.
REWARD LYcETI, 81 Pa ~. ,bet 10th and nth "a.
. BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Nolralis firrsfIns Bo Boo. 81 Nh I, q
BOOT AND 6HOE sTORES.
gsoRsz BURNS, so Pa. sv., near 9TH st
sibr tnI REsss ts g. Pa sv, bet "a en- -
tsass sSes Store, sSs.f 'as Ret
T. CRASH, SIS &C., bet 9Th end sth.
BRICKLAYKR8.
BRICK YARDS.
4. II. LAnBKLL, cor. N. J. sv. and N O. south.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
Jas. w. BARKKR. +4s N. Y sv, bet 18th is<h -
CARRIAGE FACTORIES.
ANDR j. l0yCr llth And T. At ~
GGLoRsE b 3 HaLL. .ise Pa sv bet IS isx e.
CHINA, GLASSWARE, re.
TH9s; Purcell Son, 81 Pa sy., bet. eth Z IN -
" Clam na x II 0'e i''h ana 18TH ''a
HENRY ADDl.os ass 18th st. cyy. Treasury ps,x
CLOTHING STORES.
So. tI eo co BILE r a aC pf suape
LAWS MMecasLy g Co, 50 Ps. syr : q go.
CONTEMPORARIES.
g; wksvEa, adde's, saloon, OPP; BIoyns HotsL.
Jos. sesifrT rsps SIS 81 ST. e., BET Il. i'h -
fI south u c &. Ss s. R
DENTISTS.
r. F ES,.s e 2. q. g. BET "a ,s,I ,:s -
DR.. A Var CanP, ic7 F ST., bet e.h 4 TN ats.
DRESS MAkERS.
Ma A. F!sneS ss a0f m.ss So.
DRUG STORES.
7cEs ssss sS Rs "a r. ava. ss S 81 q
+ ; No. Is = 81 % f.: IL .ss
W. t srv s11es Co.. /. Marie, s,.s.s ,....
M St SIT . as1r. s so.Ss Bse S sh &C.
W SoILsi e. Co.; SIS IN st. N.T ISrsh 4 w. PA sy
DYERs And sc Is bIsi iss.' north "a ~
kNGRAvERS.
p.9: HAIl. sst Pa s.:. bet nth and lsth 81.
A. s HHfkEss Sff II st. 'hsl'' drawn
ADAMS, SIC Pa az, het. d and ID sss-
FANCY sTORkS.
M.ftst sS. &c. s sse sao an. lOn ~ s
E: XII uypI, $40 Pa. sv., National hotel building.
"A PED 2 siok K r. a'''0s'a 'a''0'''~'
JANIS A. Wis.,, sss TN st., q Centre Msrtse
w. M. ELLIS BIO, iron, D 18th ST., near canal.
a sSHssx.gg ay. !iIon, ,oSL Pa sy.ts 18th q
" fGRSfTfRsEEf s.ETr ok Isas'''Hi f@"'
gsSIE 2Sa EsSfi .s Mort north r R:.,
l. 81 cIaIs cor l ssRso ,p. .1. hand
9ENILkMENs "BELoNGiNes."
srHynsst hsts q TsTarobe arte,ss, ,b.eSss sossi
W. nIsa ny NJ ~ ~
joEs SsSI. Nursessn.n Ssedsman. &ca. 81 M %
sk6SERf STORES.
W.; EGIss; Ms,tes sPse.; BET ~ snd .sh g;
s-W. X. HANDY, ~ Pa sv., bet. iltk and lsth sta
yAnxs DaLI, variety sss at, bet 18th 18th sss
r. HIT :, Co n. W.oorner 18th and Sta
C. H AashSs, a 81 s 4; iSs ShfftfsskY.
f.K vss. csns1 s. Pa B,ssR
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ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL.-R w Hill. Conn: A Stsr-
ing, NJ; Cozzens, Mo- y Miller, Md; $ Pick
ne,, do; b A Jones, NY; r ID Thomas do: w ID
Brown, do, A stanton, Miss; Mrs Nj stanton do;
Miss Evans, T. stanton, do; r g Stanton do: r
W Sildoys and iafy, Ala; w Berret ard lady, No;
Dr. And Mrs w Wlst, Va; ID Curke, Ga; Aerd
W McGee, do; J Early, Va; ca douglass, dc;
Hensr, Ala; Hsnse, do; NJ A Hardin, do; s
n.y. ] Shrock InOrton, =; Morrison, Mo; W j
Allen md lady, Tenn; Miss Smither do; r w Hun
ter, Va
NATIONAL HOTEL.-A f Hanson and l.dy.
Tenn; Miss NJ Hanson, do; f. Houghton, NH; IL r
TInle, NY; Fear, ia; r. u ShI, Ids nd Iady Ala:
w ooltOll, Miss; Mrs Meade, XIV; Miss Woo !,
fol, ny; Miss hIIk, Mlss; A McCoskey, do; A
Brown, do; II Freeman, NY; Hon C. nj Con
rad, pa; q Hamilton and lady. La; Miss HamI-
ton, do; Il lnwes and lady do; ID n 4rbet P,:
Seymour, Md; HISS A Soy rOur, do; j McMi ;.
ton, NY; Z g Carter and family, Ga; w Dusep-
berry, Va; DIR Lewis, do; X X Fowle do; n +:
Birch, Pa; Halle, Miss, Dock, Md, w ii
Mitehsh, do. " -
wILLARDS' HOTEL.-C T. Edwards. NY: +
Whiting and lad, do; 8 Langley and lady, do; VI
Philips, Va; c Loodhen, DO; = L Harrison Dc:
fouke DC; Hunt, do; " g Tnorn, o; Hi
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THE SECRET INFIRMIrIES OF YOUTH
AND MATURITY, No.
Just published graiis, tAs 25tA thoHs sand. =
Medicine, ofSpermatorrheao or Local -Gn>
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, zM
Genital And Nervous Debility, Pre- 6E
tency and lmpedments to Marriage
generally, 49,. ,...- = - ..
BY b, DE LANEY, nj. d.
The Important fact that the many alarming COM
Palnts orig mating in the nnprodence and solitude
is in this small tract clearly demonstrated and the
entirely new and highly nccessful treatment. as
adopted by the Author, fully explained, by means
fectly and at the least possible COST thereby avoid
Sent /" any address srsts and tps eost free in
scaled envelope, By RENTING tpost psidl two post
age stamps 70 pr. b. DE LANEH, s. East 81 st
street, New York City. ma str
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pRICE REDUCED ONE HALF!
- 81 e. NEW AEDICAL SALT, -'H
. 1'a MrLAMMArsSSesY DISEASES. 49,.
- 10 ONLY OH boLLAR.

Nv 60Lp and Silver WATCHES, ~
enat wi sch cheaper than goods 81 the same esA
quality hes ever been sold for in this citv. 90
W II. y. HOOD, SIS Pa, On,
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IMPORTANT ~ fiI. 81
TO THE CITIZENS OF
d. WASHINGTON AND 8kORGETOWN.
HEALTH, ECONOMY. AND COMFORT.
McDonnells Catawba Ginger Wine.
The Great Southern Plantation and Family
. Remedy and Beverage. IN -

No more Fsrsy and Asxe NO more Caolera, Cramps
or Diarrhsa mo more Dyspepsia, Ind
gestion, or flafultneyn ''. T" '.
For these complaints the CATAWBA GINGER
WINE Is an yTArL ING RENEpY and PREvkNTIvE.
This delicious Wine s prepared from the SATAW-
BA GRAPE AND JAMAICA GINGER, and, for
purity of quality and richness Of favor, il une-
quaed by any thing in the thus rendering il
the most desirable of SUMMER BEVERAGES,
" hilst ,tg Tonic and IINisoratins Properties have
secured for 1t q WORLD WIDE REPUTATION and us-
PRKCEDKNrBD SALE. '-.f 25,.
The Wineis Pre- -eminentiy adapted to the Female
Constitution. Also, for the use OF CleIgyaen and
persona Of Sedentary Habits, being NON-INTOx-
ICATlNG, and in imparting HEALTH AND VIeoR
OF MIND AND BoDY.
FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
We AJAX for it trial from all, satisfied that SIN
gle trial will establish Mt the South the high reputa
ton which 1t has in ell other sections Of
the Union. '.--- 4. ..-s.-... a-.-.. rfE
Wholesale Depot. IL Mercer St. Baltimore.
jy H-lm JAS. McDONN ELL, Gen. raj Agent
SWINDIING QUACKS.
SAUTl0N L4uacks ;-shelr BookH Cordials,
them sl and, deposed TO profit by my xpeIienoe,
~, spERMATOK RhEA Its CURE.
With stamp enclosed, address, in perfect conf
dence. your friend, former sufferer, merely super
scriblng Box 176, Charestown, Mass.
Je h-D&Wly ,''.ss..
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OLD MAGNOLIA WHISKY. 81.
This standard brand of FINI WHEY il offered
% the Trade In barrels and ha barrels It il guar-
from deleterIops substances and possesses the ere
MUM merit of being COPPER DIsTrLLKp, from best
MALTKD RYE, under our pefsoual eu pervision
havins large stock of"MA6NOLIA,n and other
Drands OF FINE WHISKY In lew YORK and PHIIA .
DatfalA. enables N to ship from either city with
FREEMAN 4 SIMPSON,
- .,.,.....-'t.- PH6NIx DIsrIILERY,
Of,ces. ZOE South Front It, Phisdelphis. ""
$50 WAL o., New York. : ~ Is tOcts