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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18
Tharty-Flth Consres.---ssssne sss.ssr

:. WAsHrxGTov, Jan. II, 1859 = Sesaee--The b;Il
introduced By Mr. sdell was an sct making an ap-
preparation TO faciitats the acqusitf6n 0f tEe Asnd
Of Cuba by negotiation. The bill says that whereas
ence over the large md annually iucrsssina trsse
foreign and coastwise, of The Msssippi valley: end
whereas TIE Island ia II present colonial ccs5tss
mua sonta9ne source Of injury and annoyancs, en-
ne United Sases 81 lie sgsrssops 81 rs 5ccsi -.
.Iony opon American commsFcs aud cftiss1s. ri
Nnicn tasdy sddrea only - ka4 81 ersuiepSs ~
cooep ,neS spGn "a ssps,n E 81 .hs1. "a eaoa q
feMoens g sna Lest meAna OF settlin9 - srfukiaS
and removing future difficulties. 4 Il sr.Ise sst
nssos.ss'ons ios shs pqrcAssso fhs IaasG ssii 3
Prssidenss baaSs r. ~ ~ eSo soe = gss &c
in the TreaMry Of that ii 81 bcsrpVsd +. -, .re
ponds o. 1900 each, rsdssuatis S iSos 1870 8
mason, from ne Commas; y.
reported bill authorizing H. PrrSsssx ~ =. 49,
Land and naval forces Of the Unitea e6s6e - asa.
cases he would ~ il conada = ~ ss,iv
The Secretary OF the Treasury fcrv.rdss p,.e..o.
Alexander's report on coinage, yhjeh - ,,s.s =.
the Committee Of Finance. - - e 5, -
NJ. Shields introduced bin 70 ssesblIak = u
ro1te from Lake Superior to The Psci6c. @ .f.
MT. Davis introduced resogution. vhioh $50
ADOPTED, calling on the President for sbe ooerssd
ence 10 relation to the 0utrxgesconuittsd - x.rr
ican csslzees, on the lsthmus 0f PsnsaIa
LSs F.eanc Railroad bill coming up, nrs 9wla ex.
taIsn tiIi ~ nope mat the hpal yofs woelA III Be
n. Davis tcof occasiop d so over - xSsio.s
roosee - imA in ~ Pacific Esflruaa vdld - @
;n ~ n,.r....;s - 81 sscttonsI bas
t tary Y. 81 WI. = - sspssss whsa - - fssse-
a 9ss ssss.s then .djourad b bsas "a. -
q the last session from the - srs.sS. -
Anaafs, disapproviug 3 the aet Or 60 pr.isfss3 m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18

STATH LOUISIANA !
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
remsrnbered that this twelfth day of January
before the subscrher Justice Of the Peace the
city aforesaid personally appeared Tos Soo President and
James Edwards Secretary Of the Sun insurance
Of New Orean who being duly according
do depose and that the above
correct transcript from the Books Of said Company
THOMAS SLOO, President,
JAS. EDWARDS, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this twelfth day Of Janu
ary, 1859. G. N. BRADFORD
Second Justice Of the Peace the Parish Of Orleans
The Board Of Directors have resolved pay interest
Six cent in cash. the outstanding Certificates Profits
to the holders thereof to their legal
after Monday 24h inst Also to declare dividend SIXTY
PER CENT the earned premiums of the Company end
ing 31s December 1883 for which Certificates will be issued
and after the 2ith February next.
THOMAS SL0O, President.
JAMES D. DENEGRE, Vice President.
JAMES EDWARDS, Secretary.
DIRECToRs:
James d. Denegre, Ell. Hart,
AID Kelly, Jno. O. Kicks.
Hugh Wilson, J. II. stauEsr,
j. Y de Egana, r. T. Lon,da,e
Henry Renshaw, John @. Gaines
A. G. Tremoulet Thos Sloo ia13 In,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18

- PRIESTLEY Il BEIN SO AND el CAMP
IA STREET SIRE importers ter and Dealers in HARDWARE
have awellassorted stock of Foreign and Domes.
tic Cutlery English American Bar Hoop Sheet
and Boiler Iron which they offering atlow rates.
reagents for Hilman Brothers Premium Iron
manufactured at the Rolling Works Cumberland river
BY has superior any
asoagentsof L. Hanks Cincinnati Bell Mssufsctorv
and Of New Jersey Copper Company.
Wenvite the attention Of the
took 400 ~. Sgn.s ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18

9. N. RUTHERFORD o. B. CHAPLIN
e RUTHERFORD & CHAPIN, COMMIs-
"a sion Agents for the Purchase and Sale of Office
Wk and Yard No. IS Baronne street, New Orleans La
~ nl5H
"a NEGROES FOR SALE, AT No. 81 q
~ BARONNE STREET. IA
M The undersigned has about 300 Virginia and Ma Wk
ryland Negroes for sale, Just arrived
Field Hands,
Mechanics and
Every class Of House Servants, etc.
The supply Twill be ample from receips during the
Ny establishment is between and Common
Baronne street. No. 81 which is the west from
the St. Charles Hotel.
n9 SIN WALTER T., CAMPBELL
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18

-s- STATE LOUISIANA
Parish Of Orleans City of New Orleans,
~ remembered, that the 6h December, 1888 before
me the subscber Justice Of the Peace for parish
and State Aforesaid personally appeared Gaara
dent and Schreiber Secretary Of the Citizens Mutual
rance Company of New Orleans being duly
ing law do depose and that the
and true and transcript from
pany
o. GAILLARD, President.
A. SCHRKskR, Secretary.
Sworn TO and subscribed before this day OF Decem
Der A. u. 1858. ARTHUR SAUCIER,
Justice of tbe Pear
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18

COLD WEATHER IN New YoRK.-From the New
York Times Of the l1th inst, we extract the follow.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18

l BINOCHE & CO., No. 30 CHARITIES STREET
s corner Of Customhouse, respectfully Ladies'
that they have Just received their full assortment Of
Winter Goods,
which consist principally in rich Wooden Goods Coak
Burnous Manlas Embroderies every description Bon
nets Hair Dresses Fans Paasos and great variety fancy
articles which they offer fo sale price
AlsoGreat Bargains in Silk with and without nodnces at
per cent under cost. dlb In,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18

sixth DIsTRIcr COURT HANNAH orPENHEIMER. wife
New , Orleans, leans, BAND-No. S7Ss i'''' ii'S''
directed by the Honorable the District Of New
Orleans in the above entitled will proceed sell at
loH O'CLOCK A. n at warehouse No. Is Jefferson street.
Office - ' ~ - ny
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
E. T PARKER
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18

SIxIEAE CogR DE DIsTRIcr2 HANNAH OPPFNHEIMER,
de Ia epo1se de Isaac Flnnacjar vs. s,,
Nonysl!e Orleans dit Eponx-No 6,75S
| EtN yEisTU dun writ de fieri facias a mol
adresse par phonorabe sixieme Cour de District de Ia
dams afaire cdessus e procederai lie
gasn de depot sue Jefferson No 49, dams 10 Deuxieme
District cee Vile la publique adjudication de-
un lot de machundises seche suvant nyenae depose
| mon bureau =
| Sas dams l'aHaire ci-dessus,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de Naturalization
Z. T. PARKER,
| 1alO IA II II ~ Sheriff de la Parosse d'Orleans,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18

of New Orleans. PARD DIDIER-No I2777.
RfVIRTUE Of a writ Of leri facias to me
oesns in the above entitled will proceed to sell al
public auction at the City Hotel Common street between
at IL o'clock : -' ~'
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Sec. -
ond District Of this city n the square desgnatsd BY
NO 7, and comprised within Hospital Old Levee Bar. $E
racks and Chartres and measuring "a feet front on
Barracks street. by 160 feet in depth. "
Together with all the buildings improvements thereon
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot
E. T. PARKER,
Mg..- Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18

X RioE "hHHs-HIcE E MIhhs-R1cE MILLS
The best plan of hulng Rice ever tried is by the
STEAM ARM RICE POU NDING MACHINE
PATENTED ny JOHN TALON.
1t will hull five bushels of prepared q to
minutes aseording the quality of the Rice Mr. GEORGE
Delord and New Streets my agent for the manu-
facture and sale of the same
JOHN TALON, Pa.entee.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18

I ANDING-FRoM SHIP SOUTH AMERICA, from
II Bordeaux
l0s packages Brandy-"Union of the Proprietors Of
La Jarrie."
38 casks Glaret-good ordinary.
60hnmpers Bottles-l00 each.
30 bbls. White Wine Vinegar.
For sale by lz-- .
GRATIAA, COMMAGERE l. CO., s-In
d28 20 Customhouse street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-18
FOR SALE,

rN- E1R SALE THE STEAMBOAT
FLORIDA with all her tackle, apparel etc.
,s will be sold at public auction on FRIDAY De.
eenner at Banks Arcade if not previously disposed Of at
third cash third at four and one third
For further particulars. apply
dis tt ' ~ NNA q 81 ponS.ss a. Go., .z0..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-12

The OHIO STATE TREASURY DEFALcArroy.
The committee appointed by the Legislature OF
Ohio to investigate Mr.. Breslin's defaleation in
the State Treasury have made voluminous report
The committee visited Breslin in Canada and be
states that he las concealed two hundred thousand
dollars and proposes to repay it into the treasury
He declares he never received the hundred and
fifty thousand charged against him
The committee advert to the examination into
John q Breslin's Transactions with the view OF
showing that for many years the money in the
hands OF the State treasurer mas been deemed pub
lie Property-outside spectators being in the Iab-
1t Of approaching the treasurer and by artful man.
be kept in the vaults of the State.
The amount shown by the treasurer's books,
which Mr.. Breslin shOuld account for ut the expi-
ration Of his term of Office. 81 .OGo.OOO; of
which sum Mr.. Breslin accounts for S20i 900 by
the failure of the banks in which that amount of
money was deposited. Deducting this, there re-
mains balance Of $50, 600, which Mr. Breslin
should have paid over to Mr.. Gibson. his success
sor. Mr.. Gibson had repeatedly acknowledged
that he had received every cent due from Brtslin
and after making n solemn oath To this effect, he
now states the money was never paid him That
the whole of this sum was not paid to Gibson by
Breslin is fully established by the testimony
The report duplicates Mr. Breslin's predecessor
Mr.. Bliss, in similar transactions and Mr. G; bison
Breslin's successor, in aiding BreSlin to conceal
the defalcation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-12

The POISONING CAsE.-In the stephens wife
poisoning case, in New York. on Wednesday
samuel Cardwell, the man to whom Sophia Bell
MI Stephens niece, was engaged To be married
Testified that he had been in the habitof visiting
Miss Bell; that he had been engaged to be married
10 her on the 10Th of August last bnt the ceremony
was not performed on account of a scurrilous
anonymous letter which he received 1.-THE letter
was read. Ii sets at defiance orthograDhv and
etymology, but seems to charge Miss He'll with
having Criminal intimacy with her uncle1 Wit
ness sild ne was still engaged to be married TO
Miss Bell He saw Nh Stephens before her death;
noticed that she had i black eve. and heard her
complain of burning sensation i'm her chest and
throdt stephens treated his wife in a rough
bOOrish manner y
that ON one occasion Stephens cut up an orange
and put sugar on 1t, and gave il TO her aunt Her
aunt complained Of burning i'm her stomach and
vomiting said she felt as If there was hall ~ fr
In her stomach, and If she could only get that out
she would feel better. Once at dinner Mr. Ste
Pnens put SOME rice on plate and took il to her
aunt. who was in bed; he put white sugar Oh the
nee the sugar was standing on the table: she
commenced eating il, and Mr. = went out wit
ness soon after went into the room and ate some of
Tue nee In few minutes after eating the rice
Nnesss mead grew dizzy, and she went to her
room ana commenced vomiting when she left the
room her amt was vomiting; witness continued
10 vomit freely until half past five. o'clock Her
auht came INTO Witness rOOnl and said that Bella
.ne nte glriJ had eaten of the rice and was yoIn-
lung, and she would send for Mr. stephens MIR
stephens always went to the druggist to have DIR
remongers Prescriptions filled saw him OF We INV
aunt powders and landanum; he gave her pow
defs the Monday morning before her death; he
went out with the doctor prescri Dtjou and re-
turned with two powders she refused Ia take any
medicine, saving she was better. and il she took
no more medicine she would get we'll; she said
every time she took medicine She got worse: he
Insisted, and said ne would not leave the room
until she took powder, aud prepared one for her
which she took the powders were white and vel
low, In separate papers, and lac mixed them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-12
THE EVENING STAR.
A HOME SCENE.

Come. let us pull the curtain down,
And lay the work ASIDE.
And gather up the play things
You've scattered lar and wlue'
And place the lamp upon the stand,
Beside the great arm chair-
And bring the last new magazine
And cut the leaves with care. ...
Now heap the coal upon the CRATE
He loves q cheerful hre-
See how the flames dance merrily.
And leap up high and higher.
Now place his slippers on the rug,
And get his dressing gown:
For papa will be tired and cod .
When he comes back from town.
Come, let me battle your glowing cheeks,
And make your hair look neat,
And put your bright pink apron on
There, now. you're clean and sweet.
Now sat down on the little bench
That gTand-pa made, and see
How still you viii be while good maInS
Goes lay the cloth for tea.
The tea kettle sends forth its hum,
The biscuits are so Hght;
wish he'd come, ~ seems 70 me
He's rather late tonight!
Hank! wasn't that our gate that cilcked!
sHuTrah.' shouts little W ali,
And ere I've time to tell him hush,
He's bounded DER the sill.
And "pa pas come ~ he shouts again,
And climbs up for 4 kiss;
And "papa's tum Oh, papa's tum"
Echoes his little sis.
oh! happy group that 1.-Two and love
Within that humble cot;
Many who dwell IN palaces
Might envy them their lot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-12
utHE CELEBRATED
DR.. J. s. ROSES MEDICINES.

,,, =. OF PHILADELPHIA.
These remedies are the result of thirty FIVE yasrs
OF extensive and success sful practice and are Ibs
only reliable preparations 10 cure the various M :
that nesh Is heir to.
DIR: ]. S. ROSES COUGH SYRUP. OR EY
PECTORANT, will radically cure Coughs Colds.
Hoarscness, BRONCHITIS, and all Lung diseases
Price 81 cents and 81.
DIR. j; 5. ROSES ALTERNATIVE SYRUP,
tons, Chronic Diseases. Ulcers, Swelled Neck and
All ls Asses arising from an Impure state OF the blood
=, DIR. J. $. ROSES DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND.
ihe only sure cure Tor Dyspepsia and Liver Com
DIR. ). ROSES PAIN CURER. lis not q
cure ALI but II alone has stood the test of - w., -
curing Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Aches. Chelic
Pains an the stomach aud Bowels, Sprains RTniSaS'
rains In the Limbs Joints, Back and Spine ar am
pain internally or externally. Price, ~ Is, and =
lfyou wish 10 get cured Of any of the ahova co,o
Riai,nts, get DIX. j. ;. ROSES GENUINE NEIL
LINES, winch you will know when genuine by
having his written signature ON the corE OF &c Il
bottle; Sold by druggists generally. - N-o"
10 DE the best In the world 20 p, ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-12

EHR APPRoACHiNG EXECUTION AT BALTIMORE
AS the day approaches for the execution of the con-
Gemned men, viz: Gambrill, Corrie. Cropp and
CyPhus, The necessary preparations are being made
oy tne authorities in order that everything NAV
Ike place IN accordance wIththe law The board
OF slStorS, al meeting recently held, resolved To
restrict The admission within the Jail enclosure 4,
nVe hundred, and have ordered that number of
HckeS 10 bc printed, with the express understand
Ing that no one shall be admitted without one
The gates OF the Jail will be closed at ten oclock
In the morning, and no one admitted after that
nour- ~ IS the intention Of Sheriff Dreamer to
have the gallows erected at such am attitude rs 70
anOId complete view Of the execution from points
oil observation without the enclosure In the mean
Snie, me ministers, as previously reported make
oallY visits 70 the condemned -BaH I,1,r;roU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-12

IL Some printers in st. Louis being desirous
OF seeing PlccOlomini. and not having the reoui-
ste funds To purchase tickets 10 her concerts went
on board river steamboat TO have a free sight
Being fascinated by her Charms, they did ntt 7er
celHe that the boat had started, and before they
awoke from their trance of delight. they were
were put ashore in the woods whence they tray
eled homeward on foot ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-12

II A German recently arrived at 1t Louis on
tne way 10 Plke's Peak, having Travelled thus FIR
from his honse In Pennsylvania on foot I'm reDIv
10 some inquiries about bis undertaking a pedrs
trlan Journey Of such length. lac said be hadn't
much money and didn't dink was so far ,;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-12
''HE BEST Cough SYRUP IN THE
~ WORLD.
- The best Cough SYRUP in the world is
HARTSHORNES PICTORIAL. SYRUP OF

This article is prepared by a chemist and is pro-
nounced by medical men, and those who hayo used
H. To- be the best PREPARATION for Coughs Colds Ca
t4Trh, BrOnchuis, H0GrSeaeSS, SOrs THROAT from n
COIL, aud preventive ofthat lion of Diseases Con-
sumption. wa
, Persons who sing should use it. IL is pleasant to
the sottens, clears and strengthens the voice
aays all irritation of the throat and lungs and pre-
vents tax ing cold. 'e0' WIN P'0-
HI Bottles Is and 80 cents and ST. Sold by all
dra. " - """ 90 ~ az ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-12
TRANSFORMERS CURE-AI,L,
Am R RHE rGhRVE4 tp GAN AMNIHILATOR,
STOMACH AND WEAK B0Wi,IS hAh
PREPARED BY CHEAIIST

THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL,
- SCIENCE.
In all families IN case of accidents or sudden
ness, as 1t frequently cures In less time than il re
CURES To get a ply stefan. " ~
externally and internally ~ N 10 usou
III , AS the frequent changes of tho ,vea,ho. 40
duce bad Cold, Rheumatism Pain in the Limbs
and Body; also, Stiff Neok-every person shnnId
get bottle Ii acts upon the Nerves. Muscles
Sinews, Blood and Bones; and by its warming cleo
romasnsnc power, expels all pain from the system.
Get a bottle and try it, y '
N Bimlf you have a Cough. use UARTS-
nnRNES PECTORAb SYRUP OF WILD
World. "'"P =" inc
lyon are Billions, nse HARTSHORNE'S ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver Sto
mach and Bowels carrying oil all Bile and Foul Sc
IN Washington city; hIDWEII a CIS,-EI l. al
Georgetown; ii. PEEL Co., Alexandra.
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ARRIVALs ATPRINCIPAL HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL-T A Croes. Md: 7 Suet
%; Mhomas, DC; G VI Sunpkin, Ga: : kiuIl,niii'
pa sis; TsndeE.pH Tenn; II Ialsoy, Va; ii
toS SS sn5 Id do; Wood DO Z Boyd, do; VII
e. w Bltt, do; b GIeveH, Va; q w BaiI,n,; NO.
MISC; n BaiIIntIne, Tenn; W Czech Nd: ID Trax'
IA Burnett, Ill. " H'0i"' <ALa' )
= WlLLARDS' HOTEI.-'T T. AIdri,Ize, NY; G.
I, AAyery, do; WP Menefre, No; I.owIsp. ~: G
10. wIG99dlsInH, Ga; FeIggson, Nd; II Harrison,
Poeoti DO; Miss lmhrie. do; II stevens, Mass; #
nlsD I'm M; BlancaTd and lsdy, NY; Miss
Ian 40 w BOnnesu and lady, UsA: l. RradIy
NJ ii,SSfH VILLAINS and lady, Ny; " Il MiIe. 81:
NATIONAL HOTEI.-W BiIlin. pa. Gan,
< NIB eppeEry, \; A. l. HOdson, Vslp'rn; A RemaS
Nd: = IRplnE, Md; J Lancaster, va; Col kane''
msr. do; r = SSHTeTd. La; CLo.held. Nd; Pm
m RoxJ' n Il w IlliaTns, do; Col w ID Rowe dn. 4
a = S.,i, VIZ, Gu,hnlan. Mass; r. p Ho,izin IA
Son' > n; Geo V HIbb, Tenn V"
n, MED STATES HOTEL TIy.It. NO.
~ " ShtPhsrd, ny; X Middleton a. oE1D, ~;
Va. MD; IL + Carter,
kIRKWOOD HOI'SE-T Oldham, NJ.
SnoEden, do; Small wood. y Il: M '.t'9s, u, IL
J StuddfOrd. NJ. ~ BrpInan' ~ 0'pi'Aetid, Va;
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r t,.-rO nder tho regulations of the Department
1naSs ~ i ana nov existing, pay msnt be
n,S ior advertising proclamations except Ia such
IL as are specially axthorfzsd 10 publish by
a's "o'a'aiss1oaer VI the General Land Once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-12

hR. COGGSWEI.L'S NEW MEDICALSALT
- is sold BY T. :. Walsh, GG8 9th street east: d. ID
Gilman, 9Th aud streets; and by Shuman, AZ and
18th streets west.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-12

nR. COGGSWEI.L'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
- is sold by +. r: Gardner, opp. Capitol square
i: Schwartze, i6S Penn. avenue; and 3. Ii. Waite
l23 18th street, - ~ $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-12

nR: COGGSWEIL'S NEW MEDICALSALT.
II Call at any Of the above Drns Stores Tor q do
scrptiSa Circular, and try the ne w Medical Sait
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-12

nR. COGGSWEIL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
- - sold 10y J. p. Miiburn Il Co., Willard's Hotel;
and J. b. Moore, Penn. avenue, below 18th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-12

nR. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICALSAL
- restores the balance between the Fluids and
Solids lost in Inflammation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-12

nR. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICALSAI.T
- * sold 10y q. J. Musscr, and 10th streets; C.
culver, Eth aud Penn: avenues II. Herman, 18th and
+ streets; aud kIIIball l. Lawrence, Penn ayenne
and IIth street ' "'N""e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-12

hR. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
Is sod by the above, and all other enterprise
Druggists III Washington. Try it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-12

nK CoGGSWEL!.' - NEW MEDICAESALT
- Is sold IA Alexandra by Peel Il St"vsns: and bx
all enterpfisins Druggists wherever the Star" is
rear. IL l3-tr
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ID T. X u VI A SY RI 4
Il Oh, PROTECTED
SOL UTION OF PR0TOXIDE IRON COM

ID RUV WAN sY u p
SOL urIoN OF t tk ES1ESSIfI IRON COM
syas passed &C. ordeal to which
must now be received as an established
DyspspSiG, Affections Of tAe Lirer, DropSy, Neural
ga, BrOsehiiis AID Ccssun1ptioi Tsn3sSciss, Dis
pa a,1 Stat :, "a. BoSd Bell. sssrsy Taf
De DSs1. Saa ~ R,.s's' ~1th rssHAs TO"ie
authenticated; and Of such peculiar .ss,--S
character, that sufferers cannot rea- .. Pt$
ssonably hesitate to reosive the prof ~, q IN
The P R.UvI4N sYRUPES{EFqYXEI
does not profess TO be a Cure a,s i
butt but It's range Is extensive, becaqseSsASs
are Intimately related, and proceed: 1854
ing from one cause, may be cured
the Syrup PROVIDES cure, is precisely that which
has SO often haftied the highest order of medical
slble and the safety and efficacy ofthe syrup incon
HoHeTubie Those who may wish for an opinion
of the syrup cannot fail to he satisfied with the fol-
Loving among hIinerods !estimoniGls ia the hands
men wen sn"~aih TINS community, and Of the high
CAKB.-rhe undersigned having experienced the
beneficial effects Of the - Peruvian Ssrup" do moi
hesitate to recommend II to the attention of the
. From our own experience, as well as from the tes
limony OF others. whose intelligence and intes rity
us eihcacy IA cases OF lBcIplent Diseases of the
Lungs and Bronchial PasssPes. DYSPEPSIA Liver
Complaint, Dropsy, NeuTalgis, tvc. fndecd its .f
iects would be Incredible, but from the high charae
ter OF those who have witnessed them and hsve
volunteered their testimony, as We do ours To lis
restorative power. -
Rev: JoHN PIKRPoNr, THOMAS c. ANGRY,
i kExS4Ik kA Il b. t kak. GGH bs5S
SAMUEL May.
It is well known that the medicinal effect of Pro
toNIde OF Iron Is lost By very bu IF exOosa 10
AR, and that t. MAINTAIN solution Of PTotoy,d ~
Iron, without further oxidation, has been da-,ucd
Impossible. In the Peruvian syrup this desirable
point Is attained lev CoaBiAaTIoS ~ WAY EFFoKE
UNKNOWN; and this solution Inay replac. al lie
proto caTbOnatos ctrates and tartrates of the Ma
terra ModIca. \. A. HA \ rs. NJ. d.,
Assayer To The State OF Massachus
:, 10 Boy lstOn street, Boston.
For sale by Druggists generally. Price for Iarse
bottles, 81; medium size bottles, 81.
Y. l.. Gl.AkkS CO, Projectors Boston
For sale IN w ashInsto by ". n. Gilman, Special
Ag9ut; NaIn L Palmer, John SchwSrtZa E. Al
Smlth, HaLbaugh, II. III. Mcpherson, Jos Bur,
r: ,, Walsh, Jas. III. Stone, J. =. Loyejoy DR. 10 n
Clark, d. RIdgeley and IN Georgetown by r n
Cissell, and J. l.. Kidwe. Sc % sm
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nR. COGGSWEIL'S NEW MEDICALSAIT
Dock street, PHILADELPHIA
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nR. COGGSWELI'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
- IS sold In tieorgetown by X. y r. CissslI RriJ.
street; =. b. barnard * Co, Bridge and Hal SITS
ana J. w. Sothron, l86 Bridge street
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nR. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
~ cures Colds, Fevers and lniiannl;,tory Disease,