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ERESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES FOR
THE NAVY.

NAVY AGENTS OFFICE, April q, 137
sealed Proposals will he received at this office
until Friday, the 5th day of May. 1859, at noon, for
the supply of such quantities. of Fresh Beef and
Vegetables as may be required on the Washington
station, during the fiscal year commencing on the
lst day Of July next, and ending on tho 5lth June,
1851.
The Beef and Vegetables must be of good quality,
and the best the market affords and each article
must be offered for by the pound.
Bond with approved security will be required in
one half the estimated amount of the contract, and
ts, nty per oentum in additon.w i'll be withheld from
the amount of each pay mont To he made, coat-
eral security for the due performance Of the con-
tract, which viii on no account DO paid until 1t Is
fully complied with.
Every offer made must he accompanied las di-
rectedin the act of Congress making appropriation
Tor the naval service for l3i67, approved 10th An
gust, 1885, by wrlten guaranty, signed by one or
more responsible persons, To the ehOt that he or
o. their bid bs accepted, enter into obligation,
within hye days, with good and sufficient. sureties,
20 iurni sh ths articles proposed.
No proposal will he considered unless accOmDa-
MED by such guaranty.
ap y WV WIN. Finn. NAVY Agent
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THE EVENING STAR.
shaLespeare's Opinion of Austria.

Two centuries and a half ago Shakespeare put
the following language into the mouth Of Lady
Constance, in the play of King John;
O Austria! thou dost shame
That bloody spoil; Thou slave. thou wretch. thou
coward
Thou little valiant, great in yillany!
Thou ever strong upon the stronger slde! ,
Thou fortunes champion, thar dost never hsht
Rut wh.u her humorous ladyshlp Is 10y
To teach the safety Thou art perjHr'd, too,
And s1oth'st up greatness. What n fool art theu,
A Tamping fool, to bTag, and stamp, and swear,
I pon NV party /, Thou cold boOdad slave,
Has thou not spoke like thunder on my side?
ficen my soldier: bidding me depend
Upon thy stars, thy fortune, and thy strength,
A nal dos; thou now fail over to my foes:
Thou wear n lions hide! DOf IL for shame,
And hang a calf skin on those recreant limbs,
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He "WOuLp NOT LIVE AYs."-IIarnden,
the clerical wife pOisoner at Newark, y. J., the
day before his arrest, preached sermon from the
sublime passage ~ would not live always = He
need not be at all apprehensive OF anything Of the
Kind If he gets into the hands Of jury in New
Jersey. lie is a man of considerable talent and
bears reputation OF most extrzOrdna hypocrisy
lie was ultra in everything, and was especially
distinguished for his bitter antagonism to capital
punishment. He is large, raw-boned man, with
a low forehead. and cheek bones as prominent as
those of an Indian
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GLASS NO. j.
u dozen best black ink, in quart bottles
. s, dozen do DO Do 20 pint Pint DO
g dozen best red lex in small gis,s bottles
o. gross hest metalic pens, in boxes
" gross P.!ry's double patent large blue barre
ID gross pen holders, asserted styles, for pens
Sgross rosewood holders fpr largo barrel
1000 clear white gurrs. No. 30, best quality
asi pounds best black sand, in pound papers,
assorted styles and sizes
CLASS 5.-1IiSe,VunsOus
iS S$szs% sasi! e % Rlsfts
ISa 4Szsa & & g &c 90 90 Dc Dc 2R. ss
2dozen office shears, II inches
2G G"z"n do s sIaches
= dozen ivory handle rrasors
~ gross Faher'S Nos. l., ?, and black lead pen
u dozAn ivory handle wafe- STAMPS.
%H pounds "i red waters. best quality
25i pounds Of rrd SCALING war. best quality
S'HnZen S-lnch Ehe IyOr! folders, one inch
5d"znn do with hsndles
6o dozen red tape, Nos. IL, 81 and 3
900 dozen white tape, No. 25
. dozen letter clips, gilt aud bronze
edoZen iarge glass Jars mucIlagc, with cap and
6dozen small do do
5P"unds India rubber. medium sligo pieces
CLASS No. s.
loGsn % ines BY &c inches thick buff envelopes
l02en7 mos BY 34-s inches do do
1850 66-8 mos by 5! 20 inches do do
tough with f saFaSP b paRn Ynsry
10 weigh not less than - pounds to tho
90 roams ditto, 20 by D inches to weigh not less
80 than @ pounds to the ream
i" reams ditto II Is hy q inches to weigh not less
." reams Tito, n BY n Ipchee, to weigh not less
40 reams ditto, u by ~ inchss to weigh not less
than l2p0unds 70 the reaIn
ir"Posals Tor the above must state the price per
and be accdrnPanird by the names of the snreties,
Intended To DE- offered.
by the act approved June H. 1874 the Clerk of the
House 81 Repr @semtrtIves dir. oted 20 cnnfne
his purchases exclusively 7ticles the growth cd
same can be procured of such growth aad ma nufsc
LuIe, OF suitable quality aad at reasonable prices,
"nta inca oi I2toiSn GOWN aud MANUFACTURER"
WI Their fore b. gwen to tho promotions
po,s supply any article Vii ,ats S w nslns Pro tho
a" 50. thss'oWth and manufacture OF The Unit
The articles are 10 bs delivered, free of ANY cbaryo
H. At u" Office Of the Clerk on or boiofe
ING ist OF SEP. eibcr next
racI iHh'lnr Though he NAV desire tn nronoSo for
tdo MOI OF the Articles above enumsrate L. wi Q
r IT. ~ i"aAo S'pGr0ts ami distinct proposal
,E ta.h N'GSS ard no proposal or paper or hraclug
more u =. .lnte GLASS will lee c6gsIdered Each
If stttIopery Cnr Ii Ir32osas Tor c!"ss No.
United States" and addressed to the nndersign.sJ
They will be free Of postage A'''''
Sufficient specimens of each class muSt aoco,,
pahy the proposal, marked with the name Of the
am th' number OF the class according To the
Ire person 'ofsTIng To furnish any description Of
htHE'es ~ The lowest price, quality considered
Dpnn WIZ Two or innre suretI's, rtoTy to
ne C.eIk, y tao performance of the same under
oitlture 81 tsioe - contract price in the case Of
Ialpfe which bond must be filed in the Office Of
I su CieIk TIthnten days altar the proposals have
osen opened and tA result declared nov
c,, JAMES G.. ALLEN,
ma II law4w iNoPi"noHtaI'N's u =.
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3,
VIZ: large, medium. and small the small holds ha Il
pint ana rctals for one dollar por bottle; the me-
du holds At least twenty per cort more 10 prupor
ton than the sIua retalls for two dollars per hot
tie the large holds quart, 40 per cent. more in
proportion, and rotails for SIS III
u. J.. WOOD Co, Proprieturs SI2 BroaIxav
New orK' 0iS the great Wire Railing Estab,
and sold by all good Druggists and Fancy 4 onds
Dealers. ma ~ 81 ,rI, "'s
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DROPOSALs FOR STATIONERY.

HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES UNITED STATES, I
CLERKS OFFICE, May 10, 1879,
OfCongress of August 26, 1912, entitled IAN act le
gallztug and making appropriations for such neoes-
sary objects as have been usually included in the
general appropriation bills without authority IF law
and to hx aud provide for certain incidental ex-
Psn:es oi apartments and Offices of govern
ment, and 70 nther pnrposcs, sealed proposals will
enth GAY June peEt, at u O'Clock m FOR furnish
ing the nf stationery for the use
of the House of r Representatives., viz:
DESCRIPTION or ARTICLES.
CLASS No.
Is reSms white cap paper, extra superfne, faint
rs re8ms blue DO
- Icams Whit cap, plain, extra super6ne
5Orea:ns white fiat cap, oxtrn superfine
80 resns white quartO post, extra superhne
lain. IIned
q reaus DO gilt edged
so reams biuo quarto post, extra suPerhne, faint
80 realms white quarto post, extra supsriine, un.
az rcams buo do
IS resms quarto post. large size, extra thin
81 reams white laid Bath post, extra superGne
faint lined
Ia reams extra superhne, white iaId note, large
sil", FAINT lined, gilt oil god
10 rea'ns extra superhue, huh laid, large size
faint lined, ALT edged
~ roanS extra superhHT, damask laid, large
Size. faint lined. gilt edged
l5p-cans extra superhna, white LAID note, large
sIZo, gllt e'lEe, unrulCd
10 Teams extra SupaThne, white laId note, faint
3 reains do gilt edged
- reams do uncilt and unruIad
3 Teams extra thin note paper Ia,aI lined
resns extra thin not" PAPER, NG1.a, faint lined
<'4'ahhs 40 DO do unrulcd
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THIS DAY OPENING

E THIS DAY OPENING.
L RENCH Lace ,Chanty and heavy Silk Nantes,
Mohair and Cloth X glans and DustsrS; splendid
Berages, Organizes, and French Lawns, in double
skirts and HOunces French Emhroideries, Black
Silk Mtts, White Goods in great variety, Parasols
and Sun Umbrellas; witha large stock of goods
for Travelling Dresses.
TAYLOR 4 HUTCHINSON.
New Goods arriving every few days throughout
the season. ma lin
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OIL w JAMES T.. ALLEN,
ma II -lawsw " oP' cnoH'aI'Eos u -

TillS IL TO GlYENOTICE. that tho ,nLgc,ibor
main ohtalned from the Orphans Cont of W.
lhSt3h county. IN tn" Districtuf Columbia intt,% nj
aIhhlStratl4m, on tn" personal estate OF PAM St.
Sehs, IatH 81 ashington county decd All naJsons
having claims galnSt the said dacca sol ara beTcL,
Vahr! 10 ch ibit the same, with the voucher ,bor;
oi, t9 the subscriber, or before the IN dav ot
APIh next they may otherwise hy law be ar
cI!"d from all benefit of the sand estate " "a
Given dndsT NY hand this 4th day of Nav Ia5a
WIN. III. TANNING,
h'N -IdWoW AhnInittratnr.
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MORE TO BIZ ADMIRED THAN THE
w RICHEST DIADEM
EVER
WORN BY KINGS Or EMPERORS

What! WY q Beautiful Head of Hair
Because IT ia the ornament God Him ssIf p-o,,,Jfy
Tor all our race. Reader. although the rose NAV
ploOm ever so brightly In the glowing check. the eve
tho heat Is beret u its covering, or the hair he
snarled and shriveet, harsh and dry or worse still
II sPrlnkled with gray, nature will lose more than
bali her charms. Prof. Woods Hair Restorative,
IL USED two or three times week. will restore and
permanently secure to all such an Ornament Road
the following and Judge The writer of the first is
he celebrated Pianist. ThaIbsrg: -
n, u, NEW YORK, April Is, 1855.
DR. WooD-Dsar Sir; Permit m to express to Won ii.
oDhgtons am under Tor the entire hair
Us original Color aeout the time Of IN. Unite
states was rsPidy becoming gray, but upon apple
hestor1tiVe"
hue consider your Restorative very rfu iyen-
ton, quite eheaciOus we'll agreeable an dear cir
yours truly, q THALBERG
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CHTCAnn. Ill. MaHI.lsH
PROP. wooD: Ahou, two ,

rhoF. WOOD; Ahou; two years ego my hair
f'iins on and turning gray fst becoming bald aud
had tIed many remedies OBJECT I using
your Restorative IN J.nnsry last fastened
my h.Ir hr'y II began to f up, grow out back
I" MS former color, (backD At this
20 IL. gn'l co1T health snd appearance, and ceeruy
ttconInenu us use 10 all. ]. ID. HOES
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lessness, with Want of Attention, Horror Of So
B RG#T sF
lndl''f't'"n' s ST. II R'f 6RssS Ne
Existing in either sex from whatever cause orisi-
na''d' and II How Tsf' To Il STANDING.
S the
sve sns DTopsy and nra1sby by the
cious or nervous and desitated. 1t is fact long
hs s' s sSe
If allowsd to go on-whIph this medicine invariably
Ows of hsws, Tata and
pre- Who can say thst the exoesses not Il e.
quenty followed by these direfnl diseases, InssnIty
and Consumption? Tho record of the Insane Asy
lums, aud tho melancholy deaths by Consumption,
bear ample witness to the truth of these assertions
In Lunatlc Asyl ums tho most melancholy eNhItI
tios appears. The countensnoe is actually Iodden
and quite destitpte-neitheI mrth nor grid ever
visits IT.. should sound OF the voice occur, II is
with woeful measures, wan Despair,
Low. sullon sounds, his grief bcgu. ed"
Debility IS most terrible and has brought thous-
ands upon thousands to untinle!y graves thus blast
~ y iSFHLiTiBbE REMEDY.
The mass oil voluntary testimony IN possession q
the Proprietor, vouching it's virtues and curative
PoWers,ls Immense, embracing names well Known
month to twenty ycsrs' standing, and Of the most
reliable and responsible charactor are open E,r in
Physioians and dstinpmisbeg ries,gvnssu 'Ne'''
HELMB0LD's EXF Fs RI BffG STinp' is prepar-
ulTscHy ing 10 the rules OF Pharmacy and
Chemistry. with the greatest accuracy and Chenli
cal know ledge and care devoted con,hi ION
SOC Prof Dewses' valuable Works on the Practice
Of Physic, and most Of the late STANDARD Works OF
Medicine.
HELM B0LD'S BUCHU is safe and pleasant In
taste and odOr, Int Immediate in its action.
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman ofthe
city of Phiiadapla, III. T.. HELMBOLD, CheInis ST
who, being duly sworn, docs say, that his pfepsra
Ion contains no Narcotic, Mercury, or injurious
Drug, but ara purely Vegetable.
IL. I. HELMBOLD, Solo Manufacturer.
sworn and subscribed before me. this I'D day of
november, 1884 WIN. L. iiIBIARD, Alderman.
Price 81 per bottle, ak for So, delivered TO any
ONE THING CERTAIN,
A TRIAL COSTS BUT DOLLAR-TRY 1T!
And he convinced of its efficacy A nj It is accom-
panied by reliable and TesPqpsiblo Certificates from
Professors of Medical Colleges, Clerg, mon. and
others. Prepared by n. r. HELNBOLD,
Practical and Analytical Chemist
lni South Tenth ST., below Chestnut, Phladia
To be had Of all Druggists an1 dealers rErnus hout
Beware of Countarfaits.
Ask Tor ,HELMBOLDS-take no other. Cures
guaranteed.
Sold by G.. Sr0T'T, Druggist, corner Pa avenue
an1 Ith street, Washington city, and all other drug
tlSIS Ai-eo
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THE GREAT VITAL REGENERaTnR
Il TRiESEMARt

TRIESEMA R-PrOtected by Royal Letters Pat
emit OF Eng and, and secured BY the Seals OF the
Ecoe de PhaImscia Sc Paris and the Imperial Coz
lege of Medicine, Vienna
No. is Invaluable for relaxation, spormatorrra
ard physical exhaustion, and is a tonic
No. completely cradicatcs ali traces of those
eases that have been treated by the
dad re- nIclouS use of cOpavIa and cuhebs.
No. mas entirely Supplanted the Injurious use oi
mercury, thereby lasurng To the sufferer speedy re-
lief dispensing ali the impurities and roofing out the
venom Of disease.
TRlESEMAR, No. |, 2 and 5, are prepared in the
form of lozenge, devoid of taste smell. and can
be carried IN the wRlstcOat pocket. Sold IN TIN
CASES, AND DIVIDED ISTOsRPARhTE DOSES as admin
Istered by Valpcau, lalIeman, Roux, RECORD, &c.
dc. Price SIS each, or four cases In ore for So,
which saves S.; and in S27 cases, whereby there is
saving of 50. To he had, wholesale and retail Of
DIX baKROW. 10y Bleecker Ct, Now York. I'm
inediately on rec9Ivlng q remittance DIR. Barrow
VIII forward the Tresemar Ia part of the world
struotions nf the vritAr
r, For sale in this city by FORD & BRO, corner of
Pa az. and 18th st. mar I5-3D
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rpHE CELEBRATED
L DR.. j.. s. ROSES MEDICINES,

q
These remedies are Inc result "f thirty FIVE years
of extensive aud successful practice. aud ere the
only reliable preparations o. cure tie VARGAS Ills
that flesh Is heir Ia.
DR.. !. : ROSES COUGH SYRUP, OR TX
PECTORANF T, viii radically cIIe Coughs, Code,
nosrseness, BrCnehltIs, aud all Lung DISEASES.
DE-. ROSES ALTERNATIVE: SYRUP,
Blood Purifier, foT the OF Scrof!a. OG ETHp-
tons, Chronic Diseases. Ulcers, Swelled Neck, aad
oil diseases arising from impure state flee blood.
Price 81.
ER. J. 5. ROSES DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND.
The only sure cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Com
paint. Price ~ cents.
DIR. J. :. ROSES PAIN CURER. u ia not 3
ell; hut Is alone stood the test oG IS years
curing Rheumatism, Tooth and Far Aches, Cholic,
Tsins in the Stomach aud Bowels. SpraIus Bruises,
Pains in the Limits, Joints Back, and SPINE, any
pain internally or externally. Price, II, 81 ana 50
cents bottls.
Ifyou wish to get CURED Of any Of the shove com
plants, get DR.. J. :. ROSES GENUINE MEDI-
CiNES, which you viii know v hen genuine 10y
having his written signature the cork OF go \
bottle. Sold 10y druggists genersy.
n. n.-Revare of those poor nostrums pnrportint
% be the bAst in thu world. iaA-ly
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HARTSHORNE'S CURE-AIIs,
I'm I HE GbEEiT PAIM lA,Hi;ESdlHIiL1,TT2lR,r =,
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
ppEPaREn RX CHEMIST

BoTTLEs u, q snd - cents and one dollar.
THEGREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
BhRTSiiORNE'S CT FALL should he kept
in all families Of accidents sudden SICK
ness, II freq atty in less time than n re-
cures 10 get q physician.
IL pain IL any part of tho system and is used
externally and internally.
II As the frequent changes If the weather pro-
dUce 2 lad Cold, RHEUMATISM, Pam IN the Limbs
and Body; also, Std Neck-eveTy person should
get bottle. IL acts upon the Nerves, MuScle=,
Snews, Blood and Bones: and by IT'S warming cleo
Tomaynet'c power, exPeis all pain from the e, stern.
Get bottle and try II.
n. B.-ff you have a Congh. nse HARTS-
hOR<E'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRG-it e the host Cough Syrup in the
World.
Ifyou are Bilious. use ia RTSHORNE'SA ANTI
RIilDIS PILLS. They act upon the Liver, Sto-
mach snd Bowels, carrying Of ali Bile ana FoGi Sc
creti0ns.
The above medicines to be had AZ all Drug Store.
in Washington CITY; EIDWEIG. 4 CISSEI.L At
George:own; H. PEEL 4 Co. Alexandria.
On l,-tF
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Iittf &c " littlT 11iT.
CHARLES CARDEW
NV YORK. JnIH25 IQg1

PROF D. j. WOOD With confidence dol recommend your
hir Restorative rs beng the eHCacous aJcie
saw Sinc- using your II Restorative hair whi,ksrs
~hlch we're almost white, have grau ny grown DARK and
now tee Confident that few appicstions will restore
tdein To their natural color Ii
vho persrirs freely. J. q E!tBy
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ikEAT BARGAINS

GREAT BARGAINS.
u HAVE 81 hand large st.'us n fro God a-d
Silver Watches, Tich 'ud chuI.p God IrNri p
Ware, and a. contemplate making change fSlIss
my store TIM coming season, have core U,l-d To
mark down the prices low that IL WI induce
thusH in want Ia purchase largely. would name
the prices 81 many articles, but prefer have the
goods examined; ~ IN same t!nc would SAY that 10
goods ul tie sa;I" FUalig be sod lower an tins
any Other CIty ia the L iItrd States.
Il. q. HOOD.
MAJ No. SIS Penn. aytrsfa
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"Dryeh sr Gwyliedydct"
MELSH NEXsRA OEEICE N,s..n. o I


PROF o. }. WooD-DeaT Sir: Some month or SIT v L.
ago received bottle Of your HAIR Restorative snd give IL
my ~e who concluded 10 try her hair, little TIM
the Ime that would restore the gray hair ginal
color but 10 her well surprIr,
,tI' b" Performed thit wonde rfu effect y turning all
gray hairs to dark brown the utifyng and
thckerng the hair lsTong the boye
ave to al persons III Of such charge Of their hair
CHARLES CARDEW
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POWDER. fa n -6meow
y TO rCuE AT,CT ICTCDI

N TO THE AFFLICTED!
Il HIS Great Purifier of the Blood, the INDIA "
NEGETARl. DECOCTIOS. epared by Mrs.
Nj. COX, of Baltimore, is one Of the most Va nahle
medicines now known Ia the faculty. and its popu :
iaty Is increasing daily. For the cure of Dyspep-
sIa, Ely Ipelas Rheumatism. and all Diseases OF tho
Stomach, Blood and Skin il In found IT, BE a Inost
eitcaelous remedy, also diseases of the Liver and
Kidneys; and there hundreds Of our citizens
who testify to the good results which have fol-
lowed from its use We take pleasure in referring
to II possessing great adv3 and capable OF
beSt"wImE IncHculablc benefit upon suffering hu-
manly. II Is for sale at Mrs. COX'S Residence
i58 East BALTIMORE street, Baltimore, and at the
principal Drug Stores
Agents in Washington-Chas. Stott, corner Pa
avenue and 18th street, Brown Hotel SqusreG F.
b. Winter, corner street ami Vermont even ue;
and the Druggists generally. Also 10y x. :. T. Cis-
sell. .: GEORGETOWN.
The best reference can be given in or out of the
city: and numerous certificates seen by calling on
the PFoPTiethresS. t7-ly
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TELEGRAPH NOTICE
n NEW lire uf Telegraph from Wsshins toe
North IA advertised, falsely represented connect-
ing with New Orleans, Augusta, Charleston 50
TanTah, Montgomery, Mobile, &c.
Now; the only fciegraphIc craleciion with those
points Is through the lines under the control of the
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY, 10
which, by virtue Of tho Ownership Of M"rse's pat
ens nj the the teicgraphic hGsIness Of saiG scc.
lawfully belong. This therefore is 10 sive notice
that tho same charge will he made on sly
sent hy the line and delivered to any station at
the Magnetic Company In the South for traasrnIs-
sion To the ahnve named or other places. sImiarly
situated Ifthey hsd heon hand ed TO the Msrrot,c
Company At the place OF their COR the paare.t
convenient point thereto. J. KENDABL,
mar eff General Suna,intan5s,,
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MANY MORE WOULD TESTIFY, if neces-
lNI sary. Descriptive Circulars, with testimonials
may be obtained from any Druggist WHO has this
valuable medicine for sa!e.
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II uBlN'S EXTRACTS, all odors, at GIBB's
IL Hair Store, near 18th street, and a his 80.
VoWs, under Willsyds' hotel. a = An
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NEW GOODS.
T. CARRIAGES.

CARRIAGES.
Il II Subscriber having made additions Tn his
IactoTy6 TnSklng u now one Ofthe largest arm .
IN the District where his facilities for SoNHe
manulaetuTlng CARR AGE Il LtGHTSSHI
WAGONS Of all kinds cannot he surpa.sed ana
rom ms long experience in the business he honas
10 give general satisfaction. " ''OPos
IA. a. Kinds OF Carriages and Light Wagons kept on
~ attended to. PioiiPt-
second k:Et Carriages taken In exchange for nav,
n IA o, ANDREW j. JOYCE
- oorner of IIth And = sta
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mn RTNr'C rUVT


>. Constitutional disease, corruption OF he blood Nv
whieh ths mao becomes Yitirted, weak poor Bsiu
no etrsitlo" ptrNH'eS the whole body, ma Ir -
ou "a u'serAs on ay part 81 1t. No organ iron al.
'u'cEs nor 10 there which IL may not Ies,or r.
croni"u' t1i"t Is vNrously caused by nsrcurIaI age
low 'mg n."rdsred unhealthy food In,pur. si, erh
ana hth hah- III, depressing vices and above r bv ba
lhectioa Whatever be ats origin, h-rrd ry in
ne Constitution Descending 'fIon parents To chdrrn
's hhu fourth gsheratIon; nds seems 10 be M
rod of Him who 81 will y.' m. - S, us
upon their chlirsa." ''I'e's
Tvs sheS;. commence by deposition f.ora IL. blood or COR
"f hicerHs 70 itt"r which, the lung liver AMI
h-i organs " termed tub'rcles; IN the glands sUrIla-.
% t' ,ui''ce eT"pt"us Tins fnl corrup Ia,
"heh gehsrs III III. blood rprcsses the .rcrE. of m a.
" seio'uon' constitutions only suatr ira scrninops
IoiP' thts but hsy have lar lees vii rrd the AZ
oH "her diseases rOnseT ueutiy au ere PERISH by
W SI"r lth"uEn net scruiBiuus their M ura
sun rendered fstsl 10y ts AIT m ,s ,vsen Mi n, 80
consumption winch dscImnItes tie huus family h ~. ,.
4 'i4ecty Ia t''- scToiuous and ,p,pv
AuGhts diseases Of tie liver, kidneys brain an
y! lag S'ts
Sns quarter OF s people their ncI.
fe INVADED by THIS lurking incC their sa "a mn,
dsr"t"ed by Il To cernse it from the System we nH
%' he in'f ~ ~ HIeruyS btedicin aud v
he@Iihy ood aud sxecIse Such , medicine we ,3nI in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-17

WE SPEAK BY THE BOOK. We have tried
w 1t. IL has complete control over infamma
tIon.-JaCksonriIse Vn.I NeIc Era.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-17

THE NEW MEDICAL SALT is no CuRE-ALL,
but does just what il claims to do-nO more, no
less-ecuaZes the circulatiO by removing from the
system all arteTlal and venous distractions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-17

I TRIED 1T FOR FOR ANEURISM of the Alb
domlnal Aorta. In Ten days the pain was gone.
Il. w. FITzsIMoNs, PhIl'a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-17

NTULTITUDES HAVE TRIED the virtues Of
WI the New Medical salt; though but lately dis
covered and introduced. Witness the testimonials
and certificates of cure.