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PROPOSALS FOR CIRCULAR MARKING
AND RATING STAMPS.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
leeamher ipro


SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this de-
p.rtment until the 2lst ds, of February 1859 until
u OF he cIook at noon for furnishing for the of
from tbs 1T Gay of April next. marking and rating
stamps OF the following descr pilon, Viz;
other material Of equal Durability pf oiroumfep.
ence not to exceed So inches but as much lees az
name of the once and State with type for the
Fears. months, and days, IN blocks of like material
mcdel mort convenient for use. Ia proposals for
tio9a charge per letter or hsure for in.eft dD,
within the o,role. when required. suoh words and
CLss SifcSnr & ssia U slslS % Of iron,
ether msterla equal thereto for the use of Of
mail lines; with the name of tn. ofios snd State !,
or the railroad Or river lines with type for months
suitable thumb screw, and handles of black walnut
or cns5fs sss OF Am model best adapted for uses the
scribed in class Mol w
Glass S. Circular Marking Stamps of box wood
or other material of equal durability. of the same
size OF class No. with tho name or tho cffce ard
state with type for months and days OF printers
with thumb screw and handles the same described
The coctract for this class will not take effect IN
I'll from and after the I'd day of July next.
GLASS;. Marking stamps for foreign males SINH
York Phsde phia and Boston or of any other styIs
adopted to the above purpose.
with the Circular Stamps in olatses /, 2 and 3 in
material hand es, and work ms aud such othe err
Rating Stamps not named herein may be re-
il the style or material thereof shall be altered BY
direction of the department, the price shall lie in
creased or reduced IN the same proportion. viz:
Paid Missent and forwarded
Free Cancel
Mlssent Due
Forwarded Duel
r9.t ofhos business. free Drop cent
Steamboat Is
Ship Paid 10
Tinted States, Sd Paidi5
Proposals for Imp roved or Patented Stamps, with
cylinders for the months and days. with points to
PIERCE the envelope or with other Improvements,
Tie right 10 change alter the style the stamps
described IN either class upon eqithble terms, Is
served to the Postmaster General.
Proposals will he received for furnishing fht i ole
OF tie above named Circular stamps, or for each
class separately.
stamps will be ordered for the different classes of
Offices asreeably to the rules now In force. and
c0rdlng to such rules and Tsgul" tlOus OF the de-
psrtment as may hereafter be adopted in relation
thereto.
The number of Circular Stamps required, per an
num- 10 estimated at $40 for the hrst class, $40 for
the second class, ,20 for the third class and 100
required for the same period Is estimated at 500
Models Of the stamps must accompany tho pro
posals,
Each bidder must furnish, with his proposals, ev-
efficient spreties W Ill be required 10 contract ;
and the Stamps must be delivered at the Post Of
fce Department at the AZ pense of the contractor.
Proposals must be erdurs cd on the on sde of tie
Stsmps,n ard addressed TO the First Assistant
Postmaster General, washington City. G.
de Is-law4w POSTMASTER General.
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nPrlcIAN AND OCULIsT.-Dr WOLFSON
~ 18th St, 90 -ner of Pa avenue, contin-
mes TO furnish AL requiring them nth ,HnnN<
his celebrated ysnezue ian and Brazil s~S0
ian CRYSTAL srrCTACLES and S
EYE GLASSES, which gained the
highest Prize 1t the w or DIS Fair. Many Thousands
have trisd them. No charges,tO his customers for
consultations Ocul isf. The re puia ion of hi
GLASSES to remedy near- tedness, faiirg sight
from me approach OF age, or from incrsasire ca
raot, Co., Is universally established throug bout Eu-
rope as well as the United States His charges are
e1ucmely moderate. de Is Nd Tn SIN
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H. THE ONLY ARTICLE
" N VA l. l. s ID IN NJ "A n r !.
WITH IMMENSE
HOME AND FEROpEEN nENlNn


The reason why, 10 that ~ Natures own process
Il restores the nltursl color permanently aer the
har becomes sraJ; supplies the nsturHl hHIds. sud
drun. itching and heat from the Nd euIets and
tones ap ise nerves. end 'hus cures al nervous head
ache ard may De relied upon cure al diseases OF
the sfd hsir % vii stnp and keep ~ from fi-
lnS Oh Dlakss % sofi tlo.sy AsaiiAy nd teapfUsl.
and ~ used ~ he young two or three times week,
Il will never fs or become tray; then. read e. read
the following andJudEe for yourselves:
Nessr.. o. J. woon q cO.-s-nu.men: H.virE hssrs .
hair beng Qoits Er.y. made uDd lay a..
prejudice. Which In como On with great nsRg
ago eomnened us,ns ycur .rtcs q test 81 for ny..m
IN. result hs. eeep satisfactory tive, very
en' q Other. Who m.y Be q, stray :. We bat ho h.sHs
pro .na to. best pro- besur SECULAR
them 10 m. Ca Srth.T poof no am IN .na cat %
As n T. VIZ. Rsilins sst b..hm.ni .'sry day.
pssrsrr' .ver' being so~ser ana thhsr ana much
Corner Of oolunbls and Carroll sts- BrOokIyn-
L.uss-1os Ala. r.e. y. less
rss ~, -, s' f.ur hair E,,or,t be. sots
ishuy dimn'hing for several years caused suppose,
s.nr yrur MAR s.stars'i,. or IN 80, and sc ~,
h.,. 60. l.sa Of hsr growing sn.r hs,IuE
s.Lle remedy no~ -IRL and .dv,.- al who .ro,sd
; o., ry 10 t'e your f01 ca, rvs S. yos
rnIL.pzrrur. sap, 1857.
Fsor. NooD-Desr Sir: Your Hair Restora preFI
itsef Lightly beneficial THE fT~nt Alsn he bark
part 81 my rad slHost oE' its oor-rtng-vA- raIp
have used hut half pin; b. your
nov tie exa is well studded . trolasirH
crop 81 air, aud the g. also
lave tired otter preparations without Lat
ever l thiuk from er-orRl re~pn1nen atsn
induce mail ofh. You're. re-f,-~'fufly
D. r. TEosAs NJ. D. No. s5i vine ssr.-,
The Restorative Is put an bottles ofthree s1es,
VIZ: hige. medium ~ d sniS J; me small holds = a
plt AID retaIs for per bottle; the ned h. de
small, retals for 81 per bctte. the lsTge holds a
susrt, 90 per cent more IN proportion and retSils
for SIS a bottle.
ID. J. WOOD x CO.. Fropnetors, SO BrOadsa,
New York. tan the crest n. y Wire RAlans Re
tsbishmsnt.l and Ia Market street, -. lsouIs. No.
=, And sold By all good druggists and fanoJ Goods
Dealers. 1T SIN
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treasurer Of Harvard

HaRyARp CoLLEos The treasurer Of Harvard
College, Amos A. Lawrence, has reported upon
the finances of that Institution for the year. from
which 70 appears that the receipts have been
1901 Oif IS, Including SIS 24.iO, cash on hand at
the commencement of the year. The expendi-
lures have been S275 52 - and there remains on
hand In cash the sum Of s25,5I747 The salary
Of the president OF the college is - 500, and his
house rent; Of Prof Huntington. 81 500, and Of
most Of the other profe sors, 81 200. The amount
Of property belonging to the college, exclusive
OF the college and the grounds adjoining, Is val
ned at 81 900 ,636 40. OF this amont 1858 IOi IS
Is In notes and mortgages, and slGS $50 % in real
estate
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DINNER PARTIES, ,,

II "nINNER PARTIES
DlNNER PARTIES VIII be furnished TO fami-
hes at IS, So and IS per head or, If they prefer
frst class French cook can be sent to their resi-
dences to pr, pare dinner for them at the moderate
charge OF 50 for HIS services.
Those wishing to avoid the trouble of marketing
oan have the best the market Affords sent to their
houses at cost prices.
Ohs or dishes will be sent to any part o. the
city for those who may desire II. | guarantee to
furnish better dinner than any es
IN the CITY, at a saving OF IS per cent.
c. GAUTIER,
de IS eo2m 257 Pa av., bet 18Th and lSth ais.
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this De-
partment until ~ o'clock, noon, of Monday the gath
Of January next, for ten millions of stock of the
United States to be issued under the act OF 14th
June, less. said stock will be reimbursabe ia hf-
teen ears from the LIST of January next, and bear
interest at i've per centum per annum, yabe semi
annually on the first days of January and July of
each year.
No bid will be received below par, and none for
any frs elton of one thou sand dollars. No bid will
be considered unless one per oentum of the amount
is deposited subject to the order of the Secretary
of the Treasury, with . deposItary Of the United
States, whose certificate of the same must accom-
pany the bid. In all Gases the bids must be unoon-
ditional and without references to bids OF Others,
and mast state the premium offered therein.
The sea.ed proposals should be endorsed on the
on, side Of the envelope, Proposals for Loan OF
1885," and be addressed to the Secretary Of the
Treasury, WASHINGTON, ID. c. The sums which may
be accepted from any bidder will be required to Be
paid to the depostoTy OF the United Stat nearest
to his residence, or indicated most convenient
by him. Should bids be accepted from p,srties not
residing within the United States, they viii be re-
CURED to deposit the principal and prem With
the assistant tressurers at Boston, New York Phil
ade phia, or New Orleans.
Csrhoates of stock for sums of one thou sand dol
lars each payable the uccessu bidders or bear
Or with coupons of semi annual interest from the
LIST OF July ne1t. also payable TO bearer, attached
thereto, Will Dc Issued LOT inc amount oil me 40
ceped bids upon the certificates of deposlt to the
credit CT The Treasurer of the United States with
the deposItaries of the United States. The stock
will all bear intere from the date Of such
deposit The interest from that date to the lst oil
July next will be paid TO the successful bidder oil
his attorney by the dspOsitary where the deposit
was made.
Successful bidders will be required to deposit the
primo psi and premium Of their accepted bids on OF
before the Isl of March next. The preliminary g.
poslt of one per cent. will be immediately directed
| to be returned to the unsuccessful bidd.rs.
HOWELL COBB,
| de l8-lawt24Jan Secretary of the Treasury
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NJ TEETH.
WI. LOOMS, NJ. D., the inventor and paten
DR.. srRRpHHEN BAihSs. Y.
OFFICE No. Al, THIRTEENTH STREET.
FoEr Doors South Of PeHBSylpaata Arenxs.

foN DocTS SoHth OF PeHSSytpGnId AceHxs.
DIR. BAILY bers leave to inform the public that
En S es aboys al H s at s'
experience OF hlteen Years practIee with Sl1o
dca that he ss trese shs sfss, TaTe ii
ensss MN !. s s,,I any dcay scientific or
ence conSimne the opinion of Rani s own
tHe P.o.Sss5n: and especially DIs Harris and and
r.; rsrmy, mas lee MN ong since, to discard al
Enamels. Gutta Percha. India Rubber and Clements
Sa 1s Of Contiguous Teeth and
reliable substance that can be worn IL the month IA
was mot onncluslvelJ shown b, the last American
Although he tia;ters himself from his long resi-
dence ard practice IN Washington he is fayorably
leave TO refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS.
Ffon1 ths lnts Rector Of the Church ofEpipAany,
of:kis city:
DR.. STEPHEN BAILr: Dear Sir-I desire to ex-
press my esteem for Jou personally, and my conf
executed for me have been highly Satisfactory. /
mat y01 b may receive the from my
Washington. Aug. 8. aI sss. IG.W. FRENCH.
FIop oxs Of tie oldest FIRM, i. Baltinors-
Msssrs. Boggs, Cos'nan 4 Co.
ni Having e%PIoysd DR.. Stephen Bsi,; SURGEON
important and difficult piece of work, which he did
to my entire satisfaction, and view ofthe fact that
one OF the most DISTINGUISHED members of the Dem
tai College 6 baltimore tailed. after re peat ed trials
10 perform the same work satisfactorily gives me
great pleasure 70 express my entire confidence and
high estimation of his professional skill.
Baltimore, Jan. II, 1857. Hartmann BOGGS.
Extract from a note reesrrsd from tks Iafs Hon
John N. Clayton.
u. Z. Senate, Aus. IT, 1856.
The teeth you msde for me work admirably; no.
thing could be better. VERY Erstsfully,
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON.
To those seeking relief from the maladies of the
teeth, can cheeriuy recommend Dr. \. Bally as
superior dentist. He made a get ofsporcelain teeth
for of my family, and plugged several testh for
myself, and the work has all stood well for more
than ten years. ROBERT L. NIXON,
Apnll9. 1855. Va. Conf. M. Church south.
We, the undersigned, having had OCCASION toavsil
ourselves of the professional skill OF DIR. =. BaIly,
zant OF his operations faml or friends take
skill, as well as the uniformly satisfactory manner
IN which he performs the most delicate and difficult
operations IN Dental Surgery, and respectfully
recommend him to the confidence and patronage of
the public, Of which We oonsidor HIM eminenty
worthy.
THOMAS u. WALTER, Architect Y. 3. Capitol,
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. d., of Washington, ID. C.
b. =. BoHRER, NJ. ID. OF s georgetown, ID. C..
N. ). LINCOLN, NJ. D., of w Washington, ID, C.,
Jos H. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID. c.
GEoR6E WAhTON, tx Governor of Florida.
WALTKR LKNox. Ex Mayor of Washington.
hENRI BALDWIN, u. =. Patent Once,
feb 2o-H
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EVENING STAR.

FLsAs IN HARNKss-we learn from the New
York Day Book, that Professor Bartoletti in
that city, has caught and tanned some sixty feas.
He was six or seven months employed in train
ing them for public performances, but has sue
ceeded even beyond his own expectations. The
Day Book says:
"He inserts the neck Of each within a collar
attached to chain, and obliges the little cap
ves 70 perform all sorts of extraordinary feats of
sagacity and strength. They turn windmills (;
they fight dues with small swords; they drag
rail cars two hundred thousand times their own
weight; they initiate Julian, the celebrated con-
ductor, with his baton; they waltz in couples,
and otherwise amuse the spectator. Their mas
ter feeds them twice daily from his own arm he
collars, but when he puts them out TO pasture
releases them from this durance vile some OF
the creatures EN- TO possess greater talents, nan
Others one the professor declared ne would not
lose for hunded dollars this was a star Perfor-
fner
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WhES IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, Ladies and Gentlemen lore orr cf theIT
sreateet natural ti.ractons-s fre head of hsr-n
becomes q matter Of serious importance, aud tha
question t veat shall We do TO stop the hsir from
Div to thir snory, her 10 ss-.1T, M GARRiS
HAIR PROMOTES AM TsiPROvER. a fsr
remove Gsndruf, keep the Fcaip clean and whIts,
ana ImPsTt freshness and yiroT 20 the hair ard
aithonth Jou E.aJ have been laid tvcnty years. the
.uKurlant head OF hair. CAL sud geta hcttle, and n
not satehea, tftei tho second Application, retaTp
and get the proc ysId.
Ask fer Or. HsrTis' Hair Promoter ard Im,rover.
SOD N R,ehmond ~ w. TETBRStlN, Drug
.nd IN Washington city ~ Il. d. GILMAN, Drug
Rst, BroEpr hotel BundInE. fs. avenue, and D.
. an ly
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsENEss.N 40

The prevalence Of the above complaints st thIs
season generally has the cot OF bTErInr out host
OF Broiessedly rev specifies. and while some are
Sood many are useless, and others even dangerous.
Inc visest course 20 pUrsue t. consult your fam
ny physiciAn or otheTw8e use only such remedies
g long pubic experience hAB proved 10 he safe ard
Smo1olous. Ofth's character 10 TlLkR's COM
pOUND SYRUP OF GUN ARABIC. OugInsi-
ythe favorIte prescription Of eminent phrsloIsn
tsoon became popular remedy. and has continued
20 ENJOY sgrOwInE reputation for the last twenty
years. In cases OF common Colds. Coughs, &C. 10
Sots like charm. and 10 Chronic CAser Rrni chfls,
w hopping ough. Group. Asthna. IEfrerza, nc,
success ~ pdrs!esd, and most wal testify who
have usedIt.
I'rIce IS orrts and 80 cents per bottle.
Sold by NaIrn Palmer. Chas. StoIt. sc Wash
InetOn; Csssel. tIeOrgetOvn; Peel& Stevens a.
exandrla where ~ NAV he had NJ so. for convenience,
m LoIsn form Price l9h and Is cents h0r-
Orops. IS an eleEaLt. pleasant ard eIloAc;ous Pal
moLic ozenEe they are unsurpassed. no n SIN
DEAD, BELIEVE, AND IMPROVE YOUR
III HEALFH.-Madam MOUN T'S tsonsumpt.nn
Destroy or, aote maElcal.y on COug ma Colds Esth
ma, BTonchltls. and Consumption. a. cases of
colds one or two bottles will effect cure al = cOst
~ 20 cents Persons ON all sec. IONS have ordered
dnerent Quantities w express IL Is purely vege-
tabse; habe can take It without injury hAvlnG
oeen restored Ia heasth by II herself from deep oon
SUMPTION she recommends 10 unhesItA'lugly Co AL.
Ueayt are dangerous. Make immediate pphcaton
II you wish to be savsd. Apply At No. Sss street,
between ilth and 18th. NJ StOtt's. corner Pear.
avenue and 7th street; sso, 81 Culvers ourrer 18th
street and Penn. avenue. de s-sm
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THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
PANY,


PANY.
One OF the Steamship Of this COMPANY, oarrvIns
the United states Mail for ACAPUED, n<ess
CALIFORNIA. and OREGON leaves dBGR0
Panama twice each month. on the arrival saA1A
ofthe United states Mail IS. Company's 81 eamera
which leave New Orleans and New York reeuIarl,
on the 5th and 18th of esch month with the mali
and passengers, connecting via PANAMA RAIL
ROADS.
These steamships have been inspected and a.
proved by the Navy Department. and guaranty sped
dsd safety,
The Panama Railroad ~ miles lorrD in now oom
peted from GO, an to ocean, and 10 CROSSED in or
hours The baggage of passengers 10 checked IN
New Work through to San FrsnoIsco, and pass err
are embarked at Panama by steamer at the oom
pany's expense The money paid II New Ycrl
covers all expenses ofthe trip.
Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama anc
San FTanoIsco to prevent detention csse of Accl
dent, SO thst the route entirely failure
having occurred IN eight years.
rive at Asplnwa.
Conductors go through by each steamer. and tst,
teotors. NV
For through tickets at the lowest rate. ami, n,
Lhe agency. III West street, New York 10 \ w
RAfMOND,-oT TO ARMSTRONG, HARRIS
Cc-, rev Or!e3ns,-or q. l.. BARTLETT Bos
ton. !, "a 80
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uAhTsHORNE's CURE-ALI,
III THE GREAT PAIN lNNTHfLATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA. WEAK
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREPARED RYA CHEMIST.

PREPARED BY CHEMIST.
BoTTLEs -, Is and 81 ocnis ano one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCuVERYINM MEDICAL
SCIENCES.
In al families IN Gaze Of accidents sudden sIck-
ness, al II frequently cures IN Ices time than IL
cures 10 get a physician.
Il cures rain in any part Of the system and used
externally and internally.
III As the frequent chang s OF the weather pro-
duce q bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pam m the Limbs
and Body also, StiG Neok-every person sBOu.d
get bottle. IL acts upon the Nerves, Muscles,
Snevs, Blood and Bones and, by TIA warming eie co
tromaSEeuc power, expeis ali pain from the stem.
Set bottle and try %.
N. B.-f yop have a Cough, res Harris
HoRNE'S PECTORAL SYRUP OF WILD
Word.
If Jon sre Bious, pse HARTSHORNE's
e, stomach and Bowels, carrying of Sll Bile and
Foul SecretIcns.
The stove incidence 20 he h.d ~ ell Drut storss
IN Washington city hIdved a Clscell at 8 eorte-
town: II. Peel a Co. Alexandria. oc Il-tr
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OOMMIssioNER OF THr CofRT oF
CLAIMS. AND CONvFYANCEs
o. lea and rssiisrc, No <S2 Sc Sf-,sf east Guess
Rofc. Ca1itol Hull
Deeds, Wills. Contracts, and all OtheS legai write
mrs, carefully snd promptly prepared. No IAN
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TIE WONDER OF wAsaISo,-
bIs6S'S VEGETABLE BhiSaHN is
IoIml almost MIRACLES in covering u RAJ n pei
sod curing ali Scalp Diseases. "ao - s sads
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.

Cssfsisisg Cards Of f,st-eIsss Esfaehssse"'
q. all departments Of brsisess - fAs sr.
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THE BEST CoU6H SYRUP In The
Il WORLD.
The best COUGH SYRUP IN the world 10
HARTSHORNE,S PEGT0RAL SYRUP OF

This article 10 prepared by q ch ERNST and 10 pro-
aounced br medical men, and those " no have used
Il, 10 be the best preparation for COEEks, Colds,
Ca-drrk, Bronchitis, HodrSc1sSS. Sore Tkroaf
from Ccid, and preventive Ofthat lion of dls-
eases, Cow sumption.
Persons rho sing should use 10. II rs pleasant 70
the taste, sofens, clears and STRENGTHENS the voice,
siays al irritation Of the TIN est and lungs and pre-
vents taking cold.
III Bottles IS and 81 cents anc 81 Sod h. al
DrIEElsts IN Washington, g oOrE etevn and A eIsn-
drlr NJ III
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To those seeking relief from the maladies of the
teeth, can cheertully recommend DIR. !. Baily as
superior dentist. He made a get ofspOrceain teeth
for of my family, and plugged several testh for
myself, and the work has all stood well for more
than ten ears. ROBERT Il. NIXON,
April Is, 1885. Va. Conf. M. T. Church south
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CHRIsTslAs PREsENTs-N.-,-------S
~ sna ,t.nxers W. itns the en-, .s OF ION
W.. y, 81. ~ .nsn iamIles set Of Mssr.a,ns1p'
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ID 4 r. WAN sly RUP,
l. Ga, PROTECTED
selutisn Of Protonide Of iron Combined,
Having successfuJ passed the ordeal TO winch
Lew discoveries IN the MaterIa Medca are
an esiabiTshed medicine. Its
Efficacy IN Curing
Dyspepsia, Affections Of fks Lfcsr, D-op,,,
Neuralgia, Bronckiti, aad Consumption Tea,
denotes, DiSOrdersd STATE Of fhe Blood. Boils,
SeErry, TAs PrOsrdfing EftofS Of Lead oT
Mercury, General Debility, AND al Diseases
skieh rsqHiTs Tonic ard Aifefafivs Medicine,
The Proofs Of Its efficacy are numerous. 90 well
authenticated; and of such peculiar -,
reasonably hesitate to receive the ~ q eM
The" The PPEERUVIAN sYRUPiS{ET9xN
does not profess to be a Cure-all II
but It's range Is extensive, becsusek sAEb
are ultimately related and proceed fsy
ING from one cause, may be cured
has 40 o!en baffisd the highest order Of medioai
slhle and the safety and ehcac, Of the syrup moon
trovertihle. Those who may wish for an opinion
Of the syTu, csnnot fs 70 lie SATISFIED ~Its ehe jo
lowing among numerous Testimonials IN the hands
Of the Agents. The signatures those of gentle
men vel krown N the community, and OF the
6.sD-Th. HHdsrsiIns4 having .rp.rsDe.a tn. beneficial
effects Of the Peruvian syruP DO not hesitate
Prom own experience VEL ron the testimony
o. Others. who's. intelliseno. aud inssy altogether
ncpisnt nseAs-- Of the LGnes and Bronchial Fsss.r.s
Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Dropsv Neuralgia laced
t effects ~oulj be Incredible but FROM Character
OF those who have Witnessed them volunteered
Seir testimony. 40 70 tts power
keT JOHN FtNEroST, TBosss C. AsOHy,
TBonAs A. DErTEs, PErEK HAEFEt
". KE~DAiL, II. d. @
6AEurL NAV.
Hh web Known thsi he medicinal ProtoIds o.
Iron e. lOs by very brief thst %
maintain solution of ProoJde Of further
oxidation, has been deemed Impossible
Syrup. this desirable point attained
BEroKE UsKsows; and this rep he
proto o.ro0Estos o.rAtes aud tATtraes OF the hsera
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Assayer 20 the State OF MAs.schusetts
Boylston street Boetsn.
For sale by Druggists generally. Prce for large
bottles, 81; medium sized bottles, 81.
n. l.. CLARK CO. Proprletort, Boston.
For sale IN Washington by z. ID. Gilman, SPECIAL
Agent; NaIIn Pa meI, John SohvartTe, L. NJ.
Walsh, Joseph Bury, Jas. II. Stons, j. :. LovejOy,
Dr. ID; b. Clarke, ID. Ridgely; and in Georgetown
hN X. j. CIssell. And j. l.. kidNeii. q SIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-06

n. L. CLARK 4 CO. Proprietors, Boston.
For sale IN Washington by u. ID. Gilman, SPECIAL
Agent; Narn Palmer, John Sohvartze, l.. NJ.
Smith, V. Harbaush, IA. a. Mcpherson, +. 8.
Walsh, Joseph Bury, Jas. n. Stons, J. :. Lovejoy,
DR.. ID. B. Clarke, ID. Rldgely; and in 6eOrgetOvn
bv r. J. CIsse. and ]. l.. Kidwei,. se A-ern