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C<OpPER yVORK.-suchas stiIls. Kettles NfacbineT

Z ! &c, made to order.
N = Repairing DONE and cheap anywhere else In tb
department OF cur business shall strive to excel.
M'CASLIN 4 sTRADER,
snle No, Broadway
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FOR LADIES.
SEPERIOIR ROnrS. SHOES md g A

EOB LA OAES.
SUPERIOR BOOTS, SHOES ana CATERS,
At 42 College Street.
Ladies' Glove French Kid Slipper, with without heeis
Ladies' DO do do B1skns do Dc do
Ladies French Lasting Congress and Lace CATERS
Ladi-s' do Kid do do do
Ladies' Bronzed Kid Trimmed Slippers, very handsone
Lads White Kid and sstin Hseled slippers;
Ladies' Glove do Congress Boots;
Ladies' do do Buskins &C &c,
With great variety OF Shoes Ladies, Misses and
children, Of superior quality and style. ald extremely
toT prices JOHN RAMAGE.
iuyf5
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WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Nashville and
surrounding country, tat at No Broadway, place
bny pure Northern les aud humbug Call and judge your
elves. f. CLINGAH
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VOCAL AND ENSTRUBIENTAL

"a BECKER would respectfully to the public Of
W Nashville that he has located teacher Of the Voices
Piano, Vonco, Violin ETC. Orders left McClures
sons Music Store will be promptly attended to
septT-tf
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brakes Creek Mill
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.
ICE! ICE!

NEW suppy this celebrated brand of Flour just receiv
"a ed and for sale by
junel2 BURGE ALLEN,
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Magnificent scheInel

WHOLE TICKETS $40; HALVES ssiQUABTERs sax
Remember that every Prize in the above
scheme is draw n and pay able in full with
out deduction.
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. H. & J. C, ALOE e,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

MILL attend all entrusted to their care In a
w the courts 10 this city, ees No 2, north side Cedar street
near thssquAre. sdeoes-dtriG Esn'
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DISAPPOINTMENT.
tt above sale is postponed until SATURDAY the 9Th Of
August next. F.RC.
Jaly Is.-dtd- Fee So 90
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CUrFey Degrees Temple Of Honor No. H. meetson the
last Thursday nghin each month"; at the Hall above
". b. THOMPSON, D.
j. II. JOHNSON D.. V. T.
iy3I-Iv l.. BENSON. D. Il.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-09

L. Wm. i. Irvine, Of Cumberland
county, has the nomination Of the OPP
position party for the Senate in the
Cumberland, Perry, Iuniata and Nitiln
district.
A late arrival from California states
that Gen. IIarney with an American force
had taken armed possession of San Juan
Island, near Vancouver in the Western
British America. The point has been in
dispute, and is of less consequence to Us
than to the British, but very bad feeling
seemed to have been created by the unau-
thorized act Of Gen. Harney.
4 man in Centre county committed su
icide on account of domestic difficulties.
Another. who was lsboring under de!usion,
and had Just come out of the Penitentla-
ry for theft, went into an iron establish
lishmeut, and putting both arms under
big instrument, had his hands clipped of
at one blow, hanging only By the SKIN q.
The store of Robert Miller, in New
Liberty, Clinton county, was entered on
Tue nlSut Oi tHe oth iust- aH" "
other articles stolen. The thief then set
the building on fire. Mr. Miller was
sleeping in the store at the time, but for
tunately awakened in time to extlngulsh
the flames,
On tho morning of the 9th inst, agen-
tleman 60 years of age, BY the name of
living in Lock Haven, and much
committed suicide by cutting
his throat.
Mr.. Bolich, of Snyder county who was
SO severely stabbed last week, it is though:
will recover.
The Lycoming Opposition Conferees
lecided in favor of T. Rush fetrikiu's
Iom;uation f0r Assembly.
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NOTICE.

fETiE Partnership hsg''o'rr" wishing be-
tween i,.ac Waller, Jackson LenhaT,,
samuel E1rIn,-r a4I " Harris, IN the
business, O., ihi, lay dis>oieeL
The firm hereafter wili be Isaac walter Jack
son Leuhart ami Samuel Rorabach. The o,l
finn business viii be settled cop hv jackson
Lenbart. ISAAC WALTER,
JACKSON LHNH ART,
SANIEL EDEABaCH.
] " HARRIS.
T.ewishurg, August 20, i-j9vj
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UNION COUNTY STAR LEWSBURG CHRONICIE-SEPT O. 1850

- nichcnderler, Driosbach& Co. have
tho job Of rr-mojclius the Academic Bull
diu" Of the University.
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Teachers Examinations.

School Directors viii find !! to iheig alvan-
tocc ,n attend, see for themselves, Selec, for
themselves, aaJ employ their Teachers
on Ga, same day. : teacher should be the
choice cf the Schoo. BuaIi, and not Of an IA
d.,Ilu.u Director only.
u. HEChENIORN. Co. Sup'L
Now Rtr,In. Aug. y. IsaI.
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E0t Already


EGSiA WALLS - C'3.
We haze just received a .fc.h asSor'nen:
Of SUMMER GOODS, conNls-
ting ot
Cloths. CassimcrCs. Nostin~s. Roa-
1y-1ia5e ClOrHlN&, Carpeung. uu C,otn,
oneciu,. Np~iu, Linen, DriirG~. &c.
LADIES DRESS GOODS-such
a CaHcosS. sh4.Ats. Lawns. Huca'~, Erra-c,,
DrT.a:ne>. E'acs aud Fancy Dress Silks, G.rc-
hams. Observation-Disclosures HePhnues.t Sc.
Also. q large stock Of GGocaEC-.
Hardware. Cedar and Willow Ware, Looking
Glasses. G,a>>ware. QIeeESwarc, sc.
SALT. FISH. Plaster, and Coal,
Constantly on hand.
Country Produce taken in c1-iaHce
for Goods as usual.
l-y-The highest market pricc'pa:d
IN Cash for al, kinds OF GRAM.
JOIN WALLS.
join G. sNilJ.
WI M.SANNALEAE
Lewisburg, July y, 1883
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ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL.-H Shackeford, Va; Il J
Scott. Ala; w Reilly, Md: Grimes, Va; III
Howson, Pa; w II Martin, KY, : Megargee, Pa;
- Scott, NY; r A Stokes, u; w I.iIIs, NY: Mr.
Johnson, Md; w Brown, do; A T. Beach and adv
NY: w Wales, Md; Phillips. do; Miss Phillips
Miss X Phillips, do; Miss : X Phillips, do; T. ID
Axes and lady, Miss; q ID Neal, Va; II e Howard,
Miss Royal, do w Guy, do; L + Fitzgerald, do:
w CuPp and lady, do; 2 Hazard and lady Pa; g
y McJ udee and family, Va; Miss Rolling, Va; ID
NATIONAL HOTEL.-A Bravo. Mex; X Ma
jOr, y; Capt I. Powell. L s. n; w Russell ard
family, Mo; Blcket, ID e; w l. Austn, = c; JnO
Abbott, Ind; u L. Moore. M; II BeharreI. nd; " ID
Townsend, L; Patterson, Ga; NJ = Davis, do;
= NJ Williams y Y; G Ribbons, Pa; /. Bringle
Md: g Buckley, do; l. Clarke ,dO e. Focke, Bremen;
A NInans, y; Miss W Iuaas, do; ] ISoEes Md:
Harrison and lady, Ind; G. Hayes, Pa; JnO p
williams, Y; W Smith and lady, Va; Per
klns, \; A Dudley and lady. Md.
WlLLARDS' HOTEL.-W ID w Peck Texas:
solomon: Ny; Com Il II Hunter, USS: w Il
bunk: Ny; w Owens and lad.. NJ; Renwick,
N.Y. Johnson, Miss: Il Socket, do: 1. 2 No,
bic, ny; w Buck, Ieun; MISS Buck, do; n
kanty, USA. -
HARDWOOD HOUSE.-E p Smith. Md; A X
SeheibleT, do; w Taylor. Ky; J Buckley, PA; Il
Pope, do; FIaner and sister, do; Dr Johnson nd
ron, Md; w Baldwin, Pa: III w Dttman, do: IA
Hartley, do; n fhom.s, q; A McGee, Dc; )
Davis. Pa. -
UNITED STATES HOTEL.-M McGarrv, O:
Z W lillanis and lady. Pa; j EompsGT, Nd; " J
Andrews, do; +. Dayton al lady, n Y; Il Watson,
Pas Robinson AID son, Mass; W Bancroft, Nh;
HinebOur Va, W Stabler, do.
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we recommend our correspondent to try Mons.
Soyers new SARGE, entitled the 'Sutana's Sauce
lt is made after the Turkish recipe: its flavor is ex
cellent and IT affords considerable aid in cases Of
SLOW and weak digestIon-The Lancet.
The Sultana's Sauce is sayory, piquant, and spi-
cy; q happy combination of havOrs and essences
worthy of the delicate taste of Sutana the genius
eliminating public."-Obserrer.
"A concentration Of all the pquant resources OF
Turkey anq RussIa."-Unitsd Service Gazette.
'As titillater of the appetite this Sauce stands
alone IL IS most valuable adjunct tn Fish, Flesh,
or Fowl. and should be placed on every dinner Ia
ble.'-AfiGS.
The Sultana Sauce is most delicious zest."-
Morn. CiToHicls.
sole Agents for the United States-GARDNER
G:INELlN, 215 Fulton street. New York; and
BRAn YES, 81 COrnhill, Boston.
The Sntana sauce can be had in Washington
oi II; KlDENOUR, 304 Pa av.; SHEKEIL Il
MILLER, 214 Pa. av.; n. II. VOSE & CO., corn
er Pa ay. and 10th ST.; and other GroceTs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-07

REMEDY FOR PoIsoN-A correspondent of the
London Literary Gazette, alluding to the numer-
Gus cases Of death from accidental poisoning,
adds:
In this country that does not contain an invalua-
BILE. certain, immediate remedy for such events,
nothing more than 4 desert spoonful of made
mustard, mixed in tumbler of warm water, and
drank immediately. IL acts emetic, Is al
ways ready, and may be used in any case where
one Is required. But take this simple antidOte,
and you may be the means Of saving many fell
low-creature from an untimely end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-07

IL General Shields. Senator from Minnesota,
had public reception on his arrival at Faribault,
and said in his speech:
81 made NV pre-emption. as you all know, on
the Faribault prairie. paid for 1t with my own
warrant. the warrant which received for my ser
vices in Mexico-the only bounty which ever re-
crived from the United States for those services.
And will venture to say that am the first gen
eraI of the United states Army who ever made his
own presumption with his own warrant. Now
this think, is a home To be proud OLA home that
! hold sacred, because ! purchased 1t with my
blood -
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EANCY GOODS,

NANCY GOODS,
Il AT REDUCED PRICES
Having on hand a very large stock of Fancy and
Millinery Goods, comprising ia part: EmbrOider-
les, Collars, Sets, Cambric and Swiss Edgings In
servings and Flouncings, Lace Collars and Sets,
Real Thread Laces, Black Lace Collars and Points,
Parasols, Dress Trimmings and Findings of all
kinds, Combs and ID rushes Perfumery and Soaps of
the finest qnaity large and varied assortment Of
Bonnets, Ribbons and Flowers; also, Ready made
ally found IN h Fancy Store. All of which have
determined to sell. from this time until the list of
therefore embrace the opportunity of supplying
themselves at Stevens New Fancy Store. 336 Pa.
avenue. r. C.. STEVENS
n. b. Large lot of Mourning Sets aud latest style
Val"rCIa Trimmed IIandkerchiefs just rec rIv"t.
may 21-eotf r. g
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The Restorative IS putupIn

The Restorative rs put up bottles Of three sIzss
viz: large, med and small the small holds ha
pat and retails for dollar per bottle the me-
dunn hoiia At least twcnty per cent. more proper
tlon than the s, retiIls for two dollars per bot
tie; the large holds quart, ~ per cent. more in
proportion, AMI retails for So
q. J. WOOD 4 CO, Proprietors, 3Ie Tlroadyay
New York, (in the great y. Y. Wire Railing Estab,
lIShment.l and ia Market street. St. Louis Mo:
AMI sold by al good Druggists and Fancy Goods
dealers. mar l6-Stawlyr q
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
Nl RICHEST DIADEM
EVER
WORN BY KINGS OR EMPERORS,

What? Why a Beautiful Head Of Hair.
Because II is the ornament God RImSsIf proridsd
for all our race. Reader, although the rose NAV
bloom ever SO brightly in the glowing cheek the ey
the head is bereh of its covering, or the hair he
snared and shrveled, harsh and dry, worse still
II sPrlnkied with gray. nature will lose more than
half her charms. Prof Woods Hair Restorative,
ltused two oF three times week, will restore snd
permanently secure 10 ali such an ornament. R cad
the following and Judge. The writer Of the first as
ne celebrated Pianist. ThdibeTE:
NEW YORK, April ls, 1883.
DR. WooD-Dsar Sir: Permit expires. 10 you the
0b CATIONS am under for the entire OF
original color; about the time my arrival in the United
States rapidly becoming gray but nPon Appca
OF HAIR ResoratiVe'
hue consider your Restorative vonde rful ny,n
ton, quite sfeacious well agreeable am, dear sir
yours truly, 8. THALBERG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-07

ANOTHER SICkLEs CAsE.-Dr. Carter, a respect
able physician and school commissioner Of Gentry
county, Mo. was shot and MORALLY wounded by a
painter named Evans, on the charge Of having de
bauched Evanss wife. Carter denied his guilt,
but Evans had full confession from his wife
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-07

IL Thirty-three stars must be on the national
Gag from and after the 4th Of July next. This is
in compliance with the act of Congress, passed
April, ISIS, which declares that OH the admission
of every new State one star shall be added, and
that such addition shall take place on the Attn OF
July succeeding its admission .-RichnIOad En-
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BIsEOP JANEs.-The Northwestern Christian
Advocate denies the paragraph going the rounds
stating that Bishop James gave the Masonic sign,
and thus dispersed the Texas mob, and terms it
''idiOtlc statement" He did no such thing
for the best of reasons-he doa't knotr hO1c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-07
PROPOSALS FOR ENGRAVING ON WOOD
: OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING,

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING!
r. WASHINGTON, June /. 1879. {
SEALED Proposals will be received at this office
until w Wednesday, the 18th instant, at u O'Clock M
for engraving on wood the Illustrations u accom-
pany the Agricultural Patent Office Report for 1852
making IN the aggregate about ten royal octave
pages. Tho Illustrations will he open for the in
sPecton OF bidders at this Office until the time for
Bond will be- required from the successful bidder
Tor the faithful execution of his contract
The proposals must state the shortest time re-
qglred for the execution of the work, and must be
addressed TO the undersigned, endorsed on the en-
veiope Proposals for Wood Engraving"
JOHN HEART,
Je2-e tSL SuDeTlDtaniant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-07

II long letter from the Hon. J. NJ Bolts
appears in the Richmond Wing, In which he de-
clares his purpose to prosecute o. Jennings Wise,
Esq, for libel, and to award the damages thus
obtained to some benevolent society
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-07
nj LYONS
will destroy

Garden Inssets CoctrodeGes, Bsd 5rss, Fyeas Ants,
The mpoTiance Of p reliable srtice oftis kind is
inestmable. In warm weather all nature teams with
Gle ever discovered which viii extermilate them. A
COMPANY of botanist from the Horticultural Society
that ali insects lighting upon certain kind Of plant
very soon dropped dead. This fact was made use Of
Quantities of the plant were brought home by Nj.
r.. Lyon, and found positive insect destroyer la
Ically prepared to resist the effect ofagcan climate
Medals and Letters Patent have been obtained from
the Governments Of ENGLAND, France, Germany and
ical and horticultural colleges and societies.
Letter from the President ofths United States.
EXECUTIVE MANsIoN.l
49, WAsHINGIoN, SisT jan, 1853 {
"MR. EMANUEL LYoy.-Dear SIR: have the pleas
ure Ia inform that the Royal Commission III the
Worlds Fair, at London. have awarded YOU Media
and Certificate for the great value of your Magnetic
M Nj f1.I 1i FIIEfM NOR Chairman
, The above was accompanied by a certificate Of
'''' n If is FREE FROM POISON.
tested your Magnetic Powders and find Thorn per
fectiy harmless To mankind and domestic animals,
but certain death when inhaled 10y bugs, ants, and
."gAMEs r. GaIhToN, NJ. d., CHEMIST.
"PRoF. CHENisTRY, N. V. HOSPITAL"
Mr.. IoHS l., ROME. Superintendent OF The New
finds it at immense value"
rect interest in article of this kind. Reference
can Ice made to the Astur, -. Nicholas. and Metro
politan Hotels to Judge MEfGs, President of the
American institute; James Gordon B-nn,ft, Goa.
Winfield Scott, Cyrus w. field, T.. NJ. P-aSe. of
the Five Points Mission, re-, Sc. Judge MFIGS
says. This discovery of Prof. LyoS 81 national
Importance The Farmers CiuD have tested a; thor
0Lghly. IL will destroy lcusts gfasSh"ppprs. ants
moths, bugs, and ali verm:n Garden plants be
preserved and houses made pure'
Arrangements are now ina,i- through Messrs.
BARNES 4 PARK. ot New York. To have IL sold
throughout the world. Many, worthless limitations
are advertised. Be cautious.
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GHIEAan LII MIL IAS-

PROF WOOD: About two years ago my CONNIE &c ed
falling oil snd turning gray fast becoming bald
had tTIed remedies OBJECT using
yon Restorative IA January last few
my hair firmly IL begsn 10 hli up aud
IT'S former color (black) At this time Il fully
TO ats original coor heti and and cheeuy
recommend ITS Use 10 ali. J. ID. HOES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-07
THE EVENING STAR.
JUNE.

BIT PRACTICAL MAN.
Keep closely barred your frigid gates
o, shiveTing month of June,
Till have made q thicker coat,
And warmer pantaloon. ...-.
I'd like TO hire q man to stop
Each crevice In the sky;
Though rain may benefit tho crops,
I'm not q crop-not 4.
wouldn't tread your leaky courts
On pain Of cold or chill,
Unless had two good stout boots
And patent rnberiL.
Then closely bar your frigid gates,
%, shivering month OF June,
Til have made q thicker coat,
And warmer pantaloOn.
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MILE NJ

ID MClEAN'S
4 ATENV EXCELSIOR SASH SUSTAINERS
for sustaining window sash when raised or lowered
at any point desired, making a window whether old
or new as convenient for use As when hung with
IShts and pueys, and the cost comparatively
thrilling. This Patent received tho d plo,na of the
Metropolitan MuchaI ics' Institute in this city.
The superiority of this article over ali other Sash
Sustalners in use, has been well tested by mum
bers of our citizens, to whom reference can be
made.
Alexandria county ,Va.-FORD& DOUGHERTY,
of Washington.
All orders left at the Carpenters Shop of Messrs
HOLTZClIAW BRCFF, Louisiana avenue
between 9Th aud 10th Streets north side (where its
PRACTICAL working can be seeE,l at the residence
OF JOHN N. FOR %, No. 241 Virginia avenue, be-
tween nth and 18th streets west, will he promptly
attended to- ma q Nswawf
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HDrych ar Gvyli,jvde,p

WRLsH NEWSPAPERS OFFICE, ~ Nassau April ~ 1855
PHoF. q. J. WooD-Isar Sir Some sII week.
ago received bottle Hair Restorative and gave
Wiic who concluded her hair le thin
at The time that would the gray hair TO ITS
color, but to her well surprise, after
tal has performed thGt wonderful tuiny all the
gray hairs {" d-Tk broSn the beauty ing
ckenng he hair. the above
i've TO all persons want Of such change tleir hair
CHARLES CAkDEW.
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lie l-laWSN
VI oPP4y
THOS. w. RILEY, Agent,
40 S-FnN Fh HIn UIlAv's Wharf lIth STRAIT
TOBIAS, OPTICIAN,

i 'V'OblAS, OPTICIAN,
! most respectfully inform my friends and the
public generally, that have removed to tIe~-~
c H' d4 .ySr ny sf Ta ,
generally given, will entirely leave to the public to
dIscrmnate from the many testimonials in this city
temen IN the United States; and particularly desire
my advertlsement n the National lntegencer to be
do not suit at hrSt sight pretend to- do mel
you for space Of six years, as YOU viii read IN sum an
Advertisement OF another person, which is all stuff
Doctors bad business will not impose uppn we
insult an enlightened public, 10 endeavor to make
your eyes do not undergo change then viii in @ar
rant you my Glasses to last you brewer. - VOL
s IL sssSfea az
and and EYEGLAssEs, with real Brazilian Pebbles
%SSSRiEsEEf FEPfSSrE fHs!fE4
variety of other useful Optics. annex few of tie
Fyo his Exesuessy g,nS me- Gors;no, Of y;,r,
have tried pair of 8 ectacles Obtained fro from
sight, and correspondng viii hs to my
their fOOus' recommend HIM e skillful 4Pfsisn.
From the late Hon. Judge Battle.
was recommended to MT Ino TOBIAS as * ilfiul
Sefs sHs rsys ks M Tasss
comprehend them by inspection, and some slight
easurement, and he has made me pair of Specta-
cles that suit me admirably. A. p. BUTLER.
Ffou fAe Hon. Secretary Of State Of Viyg,x,a.
Executive DEPARrMENT,
RICHMOND. Doc 81. ie5sf
Dear Sir: Gov. Wise having shown me the Spec.
tacles you sent him, and discovering that the cus
was precisely suitable tn my vision, kindly offered
to enclose them to you, to have Glasses Suhsti
tnted: have since received them, and am gratiEed
that the Glasses fully meet my expectation, and
give my eyes great relief. The pebbles you have
used are really superb. enclose herein the amount
OF your bill. Very respectfully, &C..
GEO. w. MUNFORD
JOHN TOBIAS, Esq, Washington, ID. q.
Hom Prof. Bdche
WASHINGTON, Feb. II, 1883
have used pair Of Glasses of Brazilian Pebbles
furnished by Mr.. Tobias with great satisfaction
They are clear, Of excellent and well mounted
A. ID. BACHE. i
IL Please observe that my Establishment is ON
Penn. avenue, between ~ and 9th streets
~, TOBIAS AMBROTYPE ROOMS,
w mere yon wall obtain a good Likeness, equal to
to -2awD&soW
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kE& YORK InluoS lAT

Pros. -. J. WOOD With conldencs dol re YOUR
Hair Restorative, being the ercacOus article
Since Han Restorative
which almost white have grau,ly grown Arb; and
now feel confident thsI few apple restore
them 10 their nttuIa color. IL nsx Of all
dindruh '"i unpleasant itching among psrso
who psrspirs freely. J. c. RILBY
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II THIS DAY OPENING.
y RENCH ace, Chantlly and heavy Silk Nantes,
MohaIr and Cloth Raglans and busters; splendid
Berages, Organdies, and French Lawns, IN double
skirts and honnces French Embreideries Black
Six MItts, White Goods in great variety Parasnls
and sun umbrellas; witha large stock of goods
TAYLOR & HUTCHINSON.
the season. T~a 10 In,
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vented ny the renowned
I. SOyer," on his return
from the Crimea, and since
his decease is manufacture
ell by CROSSE L. BLACK
WELL, London, from the
original recipe. The man
ufscturers simply ask for it
a trial, convinced that il
must add to the already
large consumption, and
that IL will prove itself IN
eq ualled, either as q stimu-
liant to the appetite or an
aid to digestion.
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON