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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-04

''' ''''"'" t''WlTAfNafov, Dff., octbbeE3 8. .
'sUn Saturday syefihg The city works entsr-
tained large party 10 Witness the .manqfasc,.:
tire of'gas from water" The dsmonstfation
was, in every RESPECT, dss6gfaSt0ryy, Tie Hght
Being Very 4bufs and btfrllant."' !" 06s'fyehty-
seventh IF tic 'asuar cdpacity 'Sf ftbs Works San
supply the whole city with fhislgas, at an 'ele-
density Of tBs sas sai ad$1sSS fss 70 nsns sns
ufactured Under Dr. Sanders's Cincinnati Pat
sht; and 'is"cheaper ard cleaner than that
tnade'frohf coal! ri"'tHnah edi ',' shi!i" 'ero'
e 'dThe Directors Of" the sphl.delphiap City
Works sahdmahyoscientif gentlemen were'de-
lighted'witR the 6success Of The demonstration.
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NEWS AND GOSSIP,

A. M; il;so P. M. - ''' 'D'''''''' D'p0'-o'~
OoyIFayos AND hExINeToN-e:2SA A. M; 23oPM.
=, ""A - -----
. NEWS AND GOSSIP.
r'hN '""ri'" ll-i -i-.'a'c t'"a1 ~ ,.r
nss-A neoro noued c,0,L,,t ..,.u.,
the Iovsr wb.rs-hoot , soua ~ o"PuGyou Mout;a vn
fTSb1I 1Nta,STof az Dsd GsstGsssu .as%ypMs, %,s
paJsessaSef Jny4 4bs ner wSo iHoy
ss"ond ta nea' S anu taen plunged IN
hill haa u ,, SoTaieu 1nv stranger carpet
mnia nsu sasH =. Senea.n tne surface For
aava 1 n'tym NM, ,s uss 'nss sGeetsaueH AMger
sbamsd The man fos h;s Umo pofSUns Ius Presen.
sa;s "Nahhsr MID. & I Sa anmess' pa. Olo0kett
SaI n,S %s. mlna; ae gemman Knows best
- I1' - '' - tAe 10 "ot'n.
E@- The Pathological Society Of Iondon have
Ena,;sh new the
,IaS, n. & t, Sryu q .Lost 0oMPfeheaslye
j.; a., " insiuae uM every worn oc-
;ts y, aern an, ~ S, ~ no language, WIN
TSo rna.t a,n;oa,s. oa W c.s''ous
ana,;aO os :. =" mS hn ,,a @,es' ot Snglald ana
The Mas n s0 70, 1oapoyeH n Ns prodeat,on
has 9 haon mn. n"s "1oist marsn, Of Suingtony w
s SA ''Rp''nSsSu s'psSsssSty '0EH 'Re o9ltea
MI r''' "."'""."
III ;@es I1e, Nav urieans- papers OF tae 2Oth
Wv. leGoII tae M snooung ana pfooable death Of
s.Is ,espoo.aoie clHzeh named hasasr, 6y an un7
huo~n = assassin; tne klliing OF yohn kyan by
.. =. Oasey; tne arrost OF Mr. kagan on the
Su1y nIv Sa nT&ucil Wnst tae stsoSing 9i Ihgmas
puit pu.i.t %n W marIn Aooipl sne smciae otJ os:
money /, and, the snicfdei,of "A. w. Semmes, O.
young lawyer from Canton, Miss.
Gy \ Sap francisco, writer ot lata date
says the'ieiowing are about The rateS6f wages
now PAD Carpenters from 81 to 81 per day;
oficE!ayers ana lnasons, from $4 to SO; black
tin.smiths, from So to So 50; !, common labG-
ers, S5j. farm hands,, from. 800 70 ;$A0, PET
month, and found seryantsy from $25,to $40
per month, and f6undj cooks, from $50 TO $50.
ga,rsssS t,n.;.l ;.l ~, j:s,;,.l,,,..
paraal;, ms w. Sas' @ 'en ySsts wy A9tela
on very rare occasions, and then the sight was
very faint or barely visible, until the 2Sth ulti
mo, when 1t appearsd In Roadeffhl splondor.
the who'll lSnnrLhSfn paft ne i3h6ls& being of q
bright crfason cbIot, BHd tGs aRiae phenome-
non, with eqasl tnagnifconos, Was repeated
on tho night Of the LIST inst. A
u.s. The Gaseite de France has made the re.
markable discovery thatthe oonditiona accept as
anco Of TusSAny BY Victor Ehauuel is due TO
sss ass:: e "s nss
soldiers and loan 81 foarty hillon pounds
Isa,r,ns Esrnns 'oypiss as'ana 1eont she map Of
a.''ssSssa.s
@s- "What wise compensation Providence
gees aiiorat exclaimed aCprslty fbelle ddring
the gale ofrWeed9esday, - the same Fipd that
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From .Washiugton,,,r ,,,rr VI

"-:"--7 ''""~"'i PxrEADtlTHrA; Octdbef b." 5:
A special Washington dkpaIch to tho" koitt
AheTieoh, 'says:sr.''h ''i' a.; ee.'|""S"''i ar
,-'It.'is' wen knpwhaih ,fflibdster cIrclss HGHe
chat fahotiief formidable expedition" is prepsrl
ing against 'Nicaragas. A portion bf''ths OK:
pedition has already suctseddd hleatfSg New
York and Charleston; bit the parties wifi make
no suspicious de1nonsnatiod Ontii ali this plahe
are matdred, and the full force fsrdpon tid
spot ready for action. "M ,v'"'''
c'"Col6neI' Wheat now ih' New York. Will
haSe"af important position n'ths new crtsadBi
'"fheseT T'facts ,bau beaimplititly' relied Upon,
and our Government should belawake 10 theft
ifnportarce."i ode ''' "NE3 ]" rnn;r's',i o'll
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Tara saixGLeshbl BAYLooM.l,PYs =,

TarnsMxGLesMbi BAILo6MIatYKs :araadidJta
balloon Offs. 9. -hewe, to be exhibited On
ResarYoinsanaret theaaiten OIL the Gt,stsi Pal
ACE, oish ahoat three hundred feet in hight and
onae hMnndred M apd fifty feet in diameter A
metallis boat thirty feet long, provided with
twq paddle wheels eight fact in diamstsr is at
taahsa below the balloon To steam through the
Je.ttmoHphers as yeH as to sarye ss a hfs.bost,if
IdlPPsd into the Eatef, TbH boat IA 70, o,lbslpEo.
pelled cPyi an Ericssen caloria engine of four
horse power, lfsd with fneh coal and alcohol.
An ascent will be made from Reservoir SQUARE
early it,, h. oss9hsr, ,TflAa Gqppon Council Of
New YORK City have granted the temporary
use Of the 'sduars for that purpose, ,n
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-04

-r~gsS- -gaioric- ongines" have 'aiready' been
setto woSk in England apd Ireland, ipSwe-
den thsnew mot0ris in full operation si,S
SiiiI,- .psani ]
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-04

. The pssSh ctap, In NV England EH#sIIssada Ii.
P5sssns yssa asai9f 70 snail ana a
900 dpHs
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sFire'iH NewrYOrk.r

1'7' '''7'N 'N" cd NEW oRK GIx1d6 1d6cttoobsc,ss
"Thsp TIE immense msehiss lassF bsssF SssTsyx # MsssSi.
sGs7 ssRGs7Ss S$sIsx 3iE;ssS;s ' s#
thiers is an S$if5 ,000, % ,.,,'," 81 II
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Fire, at, Slug Sing.

10 .lid e.l hirs Of NEW YORK, Octeber,S.i
n,A conilagratioT oueurrsd yastei day in Sfnp
Sing, Priaen, destroying, the fle1 and augu,
shops and lighthouse. oThe loss ISL $50, Noel
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River News.

."h y'eH OH moPIr4sBukG,' bstUvst yMM.
'"l1sivet' 'i6dF feet six ihShes bSthe iibIyfl,
and ats stand. lWeatBer clsar.!'a l'aa'1'i
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-04

Ear The Pathological Society Of Iondon have
in caurse Of preparations new dietionaryof the.
EngliAh Language, on a. most comprehensive
plan: It il intended to include every word oc-
curing in the literature Of the language, with
its meaning illustrated by appropsiatecitatious;
The most eminent talent of England and
Amelioais to- beI employed in its production.
The Hon. George P. Marsh, Of Burlington, VT,
Sss has been appointed Secretary for, the United
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ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

MhTIoNAk a9ThMAo Ms5.aIyn SsTt
"Rs1f and Mi Nary JSSss G GsI f HART aH
j. WSiticek. F Nj isozkIn, Miss Rowland, Minor,
Va; r ii Lane, n IaTyis, DR. LoisIand,, W B BEN
J YincOtt, g Evans, Motley, w Muks, y !; A
Schmanns, Argent Wagner, I koPcke, Werle, 4
Casey, Pa; boss,tt, H " Dossetf, Miss VII:
5 AIyOrd, Ind; A CARMEL and lady, Miss; L Hugh
BROWNS HOTEL,-J w Dean and lady, Md;
CS Clemens, Nc; Mr. Jones; Md; Il Boy le; do; r
S0ad s6oGG o id BIox
s%9; q; Ey 81 Ma BATE. do E,%S
co. do; W + Ryder and lady: ny; iMI and N rs
G.indley, CT; $ Lyons, Tenn J ii Y9unE, Me; w ii
do; 9 BE BENJAMIN, 40; S%ItR. do; f.ockrdge,
Me; w PaytOn, Va; Dent, Md.
wILLARDS HOTEL Kincheloe. uses;
ny; H Rsnsen, dol w f Jones,'ys ID Nelson
And lady. N.Y. II WiI.oaI dol H IL Irvine, eoi
Weeks snd lady. do; NJ Carpenter. N.Y. Mitch.
ell. Pa; w T Murdoch, Md; II Parsons, Ny; C
s sRa Sop M.. sda M sGy
aI ~ R THsycf G0 Mss.; nS
Ala.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.-A T HARLEM, sc;
Smith, Va; Nc srsn, DC; II Wiisnsn, ny;
Wv III Mitchell, Mass; r Collins, Tenn; Miss
Bel: uSN; Mrs BeIl,-;w Bartlett, Md; Miss
WASHINGTON HoUsE.zzT d Stetson, NY;
w Notice, Va; Miss a. b White, do; w SOmers,
6cs@ sS' CIV Miss s V GcfRof hO Ss Master iss
: KTRkwooD HousE.-N Luon, III; :
TSdfs Ms II whs6Sg do ri sc ss2a ds;
Davis, Tenn; 3 shaw, Tex; W Prison, Md.
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THE EVENING STAR.

HASpLE BANK NorEs Peterson's Desectof
warns persons who are compelled to handle bank
notes not 10 wet their thumbs while counting the
bills: II remarks that if the thumb comes In con-
tact with the tongue after handling note from
the noctet Of man infected with the small pox,
the infection is as sure TO take effect the nocu-
lation OF a child.
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THE CELEBRATED
i DR.. ]. S. ROSES MEDICINES.


These remedies are the result of thirty i've years
of extensive and successful practice, and are the
only reliable preparations to cure the various Ills
that flesh is heir to.
PECT0R ANT, win radically cure Coughs, Colds.
Hoarseness, Bronchitis, and all Lung diseases.
Price 81 cents and 81.
DIR. J. s. ROSES ALTERNATIVE SYRUP,
Blood Purifier, for the cure Of erofula, Old ETup
tons, Chronic Diseases, Ulcers, Swelled Neck, and
diseases arising from an impure state ofthe blood
Price 81.
The only sure cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant Price 81 cents.
ALI but il alone has stood the test of IS years
curing Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Aches, Choic
Pains In the Stomach and Bowels, Sprains, Bruises
Pains in the Limbs Joints, Back, and Spine or any
pain INTERNALLY or externally. Price, IL, Is, and 50
cents bottle. -
If you wish to get cured OF any of the above COM
plants, get DR.. J. s. ROSES GENUINE MEDI-
CINES, which you will know when genuine by
having his written signature on the cork of each
bottle. Sold by druggist generally.
y. S-Beware of those poor nostrums purportinx
to DO the best in the world. ia 24-ly
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rThe Cincinnati Enquirer says that a gentle
man In that city has original portrait Of Shake
speare which his father purchased some years ago
in STAFFORD upon Avon. weareineiined to think
there was another sale'' beside the portrait and
the time that ii was bought
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-26

III The English champion, Tom Sayers, has
accepted the challenge of the Benieia Boy to a
fight for the championship. The wager is ECO a
side, and in addition, Sayers offers bet Of ESQ
or FL eco that he viii win. The time for the fight
may be fixed for any period after the settlement OF
three affairs that the English champion has now
on hand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-26

nK. JOHNSTON,

DE- '' sSIrIaoftSSo x HOSPITAL, TAI.
s:. -s e <. Y.
DISEASES OF IMPR UDENCE' 81
LET NO FALSE DELicAcI rkEVkSr' 30
n-A CURE WARRANTED OR NO CHARGE In TWO
w.,u. Of Oh. Back spe,ars. Aa.e,ioos Of Ii. kdasys
.nd BlAdsr Involuntary Discharges, lmgO,eney, General
dow
Dne. Sight Gddne.s Disease Of the Head Throat,
Mos, Nos: T.S. p.sSa.r. .r.as an Solitary Habit.
Youththose Dreadful sud Destructive Prteees which rsn-
der impossible 1Ss MEN both Body ana Mind
Especially Who beeOm. the victims Of Solitary Vice,
snuey grave thousands Of Young Men Of the moo!
allied talents .ad e.an: ?.
vaksd to sestaey hs living Tyre may cali vim is esah
dsnes. - a.
MARRIED PERSONS, or Young Men contemplating Mar
being .sar. Of physics. u'shn'' organic debility
He who place. n. Of Dr. may rsisi.
ousy eonhde in his honor gentleman and confidently rely
'p'"o OFFICE No SOUTH FREDERICK STREET.
the Fail ob,.r'. and number. letter.
"u'' be paid and ''"I pR , ,;iRSs
Member Of the Royal College Of Sargsons onden ersds.t
and the gsster part Of who's. IL. has spent
ptaI. Of London Paris Phad.phia aud s-her., rs. 81
I"a~n; many troubled With ringing in i. head aud ..r
when Es. f% a.
times with q TG NOTICE. S%Tse
Young Men and oth.r. injured themselves BY
certain pscties indulge when alone habit frequently
which ar. nightly felt even WIEN ..l.eP and Is not cured
renders impossible and destroys both mind and
These ar. some q Il. sad and m.nehoy
Sas 81 Tas mns. . & ,.s s Of ea anG
Power Palptnton Of the Heart Nervous Iri!si
mn,om. 81 An
MENTALLY.-Th. fearful effects IN. mind muehtO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-26

U-Queen Victoria gave child's ball at Buck
ingham Palace on the 9Th inst, on occasion OF the
sixth birthday of her son, Prince Leopold The
children were from five to fourteen years old and
were all In fancy dresses. The dancing began at
nine O'Clock. -..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-26

1.-THE Legislative Council Of Canada have t.
ken a firm stand against death-bed requests enact
ing that no bequest will be valid within sil
months Of the testator's death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-26

rTELMBOLD's

HELmpops sESYtf az s tx B.ad.As
HEtMsIB B9I RuSHX for e, .es Et, ss
H HEEkkMMBB9EPs B BSeHH s ST S.SR
Helm B9P B BTcHHS Sr s.s 81 o Vision
HELMBOLDs BuChu for Difscult Breathing.
HEtMB Bot} BEc cE Tor Tor Genera sen Debility.
HELMB9LWS BuCHU for Unlversssl y b 49,
HEEB9kB B BTcHT fer Mss sss.
BESHS G Gs1s.s 81 the skin
HELMB9LRS BUCCHU for Tam in the Bach:
NIP i Mc mi and q
lessness, with Want Of Attention, Horror Of So
H#EtMB9Ps BYGHT from
sExuRL ORGAN,
Existing in either sex from whatever cause orisi-
How Lone STANDING.
b, IN part are e, on
soS. o. .ns sSa 'e Rs he
effects the mind more than any and ali Others, and
ifallowed TO go on-which this medicine invsrisbly
EPileptic Fits-in OF which the patient may ak
pire. Who can SAY thst these excuses are not fre
inms, and the mslsncholy deaths b.. Consumption.
{
In Lunstic Asy lums the most melancholy exhibit
toy appears. The countenance is actually sodden
visits it. Should a sound Of the occur, il Is
rarely srtlculate. i-.
with woeful measures, wan Despair,
Low. sullen sounds, his grief beguiled."
Debility Is most terrible. and has brought thous-
ands upon thousands TO untmely graves; thus bla
ing the ambition Of many noble youths. Ii can be
1.' INFkLLifLE REMEDY.
The mass OF voluntary testimony IN possession a
the Proprietor, vouchlng its virtues and curative
to science and fame. Certificates Of cures from
menth to twenty years standins, and Of the most
spection. from Governors of States Judges eminent
Ply sicIans, and distinguishes Clergymen.
HELM BObDS EXTRACT BCCHU Is pIepar-
ed directly according To the rules of Pharmacy and
Chemistry, with the greatest accnracy and Chemi-
See Prof Dewses valuable worR nn thu PTsa,,ss
Of Physlc, and most Of the late standard Works Of
'HELMBOLp's BUCHU is SAT. and ,I.,.an, m
taste and pdOr, bnt Immediate in its action.
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman ofthe
city Of Phiiadelpis, II. It, HELMBOI1D, Chemist,
ton contains no Narcotic. Mercury, or injurious
Drug, but are P9IeIy yes"ta %
November, 1854. WIZ. p. HrBEARp, Alderman "
Prioe 81 per bottle, six for S. delivered 10 any
ONE THING CERTAIN
TRIA AL COSTS BUT A DOLLAR-TRY 1T.
md be conyInced Of ITS efficacy. And 4 i. accom-
Professors Of Medical Colleges, CicrsyInen. and
Others. PrepaIrs &, By "a n r HE;LMIB0LD
Ioa South Tenth st, below Chestnut. Phiisd'..
To he had Of all Druggists and dealers throug hout
the United states, Canadas and British Provinces
Ask for ,HELMBoLD's-take no other. Cures
Sold by c. sToTT, Druggist. corner Pa. avenue
and 9TH street, Washington city, and al other drug
IN No. nj ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-26

II On Tuesday 81 caulkers were discharged
from the GOsPort. (Va.) maynard, leaving only
-four now employed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-26

The Restorative rs put up bottles Of three Sizes
VIZ: large; medium. and small; the small holds half
dunn holds at least twenty per cont more IN proper
ton than the small retsils for two dollars per bot
tie; the large holds a quart 40 peT cent mora in
proportion, ard retails for SIS.
%. Wo0D& CO., Projectors, 3l2 Broadway,
lIshmcnt,l and ia Market street. IT. Louis, Mo;
Dealers. mar le 9,asI, 70
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
WI HIGHEST DIADEA
WORN BY KINGS OR EMpERoRs.

What? Why a Beantifnf Had Of Hair.
Because il is the ornament Ged RipuS,lf prorid,1
for all our race. Reader. although the roso may
bloom ever so brightly IN the glowing cheek. the sy
be ever sparkling. the teeth he those of pearls
the head Is bereit Of its covering, the hair he
snarled aud shrlvoed, harsh and dry, worse still
half her charms. Prof Woods Hair Restorative,
II used two or three times a week. will restore and
the following and judge The writer OF the first 4.
the celebrated Pianist. Thalberg:
NEW YORK, April 10, Isss
DIR. WooD-Desr Sir Permit eIprss. 10 you the
original color about the y arrival la the Unt,d
State. was rapidly becoming gray but upon .pPie.-
uon OF your haH hestorstve original
hue. Ieonsder your Restorative verr uo.d.fl yep
ton, quite eeaeioGs well agreeable an dear SIR
yours truly, g. THALbERG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-26

PRoF. o. J. WOOD With confidence do commend your
Hair Rssorsuve as beng the ecscious
saw Since using Han Restorative my hair whistler,
which were almost White have gradually grown srk
now feel Confident that few will
them TO their natural color also has relieved Of al
d1ndud snd unpleasant itching, among PesOu,
who PeTsplrs freely. J. q. kILBY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-26

EROM FIFTEEN TO THIRTY PER CENT
Il SAVED.
All persons using Steam Boilers would do well to
TON STEAM AND FIRE REGULATOR-sel
regulating both IRE and steam. The advantage are
preserving the boilers, and keeping all things uni
FORM Would refer to this Star )ofce engine room,
or l.. ii. d G. c; SCHNEIDER, or any of the numerous
persons using them.
ID. w. HEATH, Agent,
mar R-6m Washington. ID. q
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"Dryeh ar G~yli.dydet"


WELSH SEwsPAPER OFFICE, 10 Nassau NJ mil ~ 1883
PROF %. }. WoOD-D.sr Sir; soIae month or cir w.et
ago reeeiveds bottle u your Hair Restorative aud r.r.
my Nuei who concluded 10 try her hair Hall.
at The Tim. that would restore the gray hair original
color, but 10 her well surprise, Sfer
trial H has performed that wonderful effect br turning ali m,
gray hairs to dark brown, the .nd
thickenng the HAIR strongly the
tive 70 ali persons in want Of such change her hair
CHARLES CAFDEw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-26

GENUINE CANTON vnc,rcrn
We have Just received few cases of genuine
much superior To Chinese Ginger heretofore i'm
ported. They are part of the FIRST lot of Preserved
Ginger that has yet been received from that
since 1t has been opened to commerce.
KING BURCHELL,
RpH corner 18th NJ. and Vermont avanne.
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V'fIthHOi iIIt WY J. IFT
PROF WOOD; hbcut two years sgo my hsir Commenced
billing on and turning gray fast becoming BE- Id and
had trIed nany remedies effect u,inf
your Restorative in January last " spplicE fastened
my hsir firmly IL began 81 aRd turned bset
its original color, health and Gppesrsne. and ehe.r,
recommend o all. J. ID HOES
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Il Z II z IL T. A NJ
AND WATER ICES.
The subscriber will furnish -.
ICE CREAM AND WATER ICES
At $150 per gallon,
In Plain or Fancy Mouds; the following favors:
Chocolate, Raspberry Pineapple. WATER ICES
Orange, Lemon, Pineapple, Raspberry.
Orders are respectfully solicited.
IL Ladies' Ice Cream Saloon up stairs.
U. II. RlDENOUR, Confectoner,
ap 22-6t 304 Pa avenue.
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A - TELEGRAPH NOTICE.
"A NEW line of Telegraph from WASHINGTON
North Is advertised falsely represented connect
Ing with New Orleans, Augusta, Charleston, Sa-
vannah, Montgomery, Mobile, &c.
Now, the only telegraPhic connection with those
points is through the lines UNDER the control of the
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY, 10
which, by virtue of the ownership of Morse's pat
ents all the the Geographic business of said places
lawfully belong. This. therefore, to give notice
that the same charge will be made on all mes sag es
sent by the new line and delivered to any station OF
the MAGNETIC Company in the South for transmits
sion to the above harmed or other places, similarly
situated. they had been handed to the Mag netc
Company at the place of their origin or the nearest
convenient point thereto. j. KENDALL,
MAJ 9-U General Superintendent.
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Alphsbs ioal businsss Directory.
o..ses.s.s us-1 a. j<ss- slsss Essshitsl~sssss Z.
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& UNITED STATES u.s. FRANCE,
~: N PIXIES PURE OHIO CATAwBA
BRANDY against the flaming, fictitious Liquors
manufactured in France for this market. Since the
anaiy SIS made by DIR. Antisoll Chemical Examiner,
u. :. Patent Ofheeb published in the CITY par ers
along with tho analy SEES Of DIR. C. Il. Jackson OF
Boston and d.. Hyram Cox, Of Cincinnati this pure
scribed by the medical practitioners of this city as
safe and pure article for Invalids. To be had at
- DAN'L b. CLARKE'S
Drug and Chemical Store, cor az ST. & Pa. sy.,
mar Is and corner Maryland av and nth 81.
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THE LAGER DEPOT OF SHULTZ CO.
i is at No. 4S4n 18th street, near the City Post Of
hce. They promptly fill free of charge for delivery
all orders for kegs bottles, sent to them in person
manufactured in Alexandria is the best now sold
in the United States, and their terms extremely
moderate. They have also on hand q very fine as
sortment of HUNGARIAN WINES at low prices.
fa Sm
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AYERS sARsAPARILLA,

n COMPOUND REMEDY, in which q. h.,, IahOr,d 70
PrOduc. the most sfeeu. alternative that be made
other substances Of s greater .lteIat'e Afford
ed TO cure Il is believed that such remedy wanted BY
those who suffer from Strunous compsn and which
thsIars. ei,s. Of our nict.d How eomr.-y
this Compound will do has been proven BY experiment on
m,ny Of the be found Of follow ing com
sCRoFuLA and scRoEULous COMPLAINTS, ERup-
TON aud ERUPTIvE DISEASES, ULCERS, PIMPI Es,
BL0TCHEs, TUMoRs, SALT RHEUM, sCALD HEAD
DsEhsE BRoPsYi EEuRi ~ 1 Mt SSE al
RE ~ S,,I DEBILITY; DYsPEPsIA and INDIGESTION,
d.s9 The ysols elias Of complaints srsinE from ImPURTy
i ,s s II n. ssrss 70 sIPs s foul humors which
e1puisIcn OF them ranking Hipped in m,
bud MOutades can, by the aid Of remedy SPAR. them
through which the system Will .Is 10 rad seI f COR
ruptons ~ not assisted do this through
OF the body by Alternative medcn. C.an,. out the vis
ted blood whenever ycu hnd impurities bursting through
me skin IN pmPss eruPOns Sores when YOU
ever II foul and your feelings will you when Even
. .nsrs no people enjoy beer h..
healthy and 81. well; but with thi, PAbuum Of life dOrd.rsd
mus. 60 .Ions and tbs great maehinsry Of f, dIrdsr.
saraP,ra has, aud deserve. npeh, tn. reputation o, .e
complaining these .nd. But the world giOu,Iy
Of T. partly because the dns
many Pretending be extract. Of
contain out ts Of The virtue Of ssrsaPsr. anything
During late years the public have been BY are, bot,
CO. dollar Ms.t a, :. Of s.r,paIs for
they not only contain iule sny, ssrPsr. often no
curative properties whstsver Hence bt.r and PAINFUL DIS,
appointment has followed the vsriou, ,IIrct, Of
SAr.aPsrls which food the until the name u,,f 10
Justly defpd ssd has become ymous imposition
ana cheat Still We call this Compound and in
tsna supply such remedy shall from
INC IoNo ooo9ny which rests upon And tkint
nave ground Tor believing has which irr.sis,
n he ordinary run Of the diseases intended cure In
order 10 secure their complete TIA
the remedy should be udeiOusy according q dirsc
tons the bottle.
PREPARED BY
DR.. ]. C. AYER l. en-
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