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Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-08
ExeentiOn af Green.

faaa. M."Ha. a rL.
Green, the Negro convicted of the mur-
der of F. NJ. Wright at st. Joseph, ex-
plated the crime upon the gallOws yes
terday. Notwithstanding the day was
the coolest of the season, very early a
crowd began to gather around the place
of execution, and by the time the hour
arrived, about twenty FIVE hundred per-
sons were on the ground to. witness his
departure from life TO eternity.
At about 10 o'clock, all things being in.
readiness, the negrowas placed upon the
PLATFORM, the black cap drawn over his
head, the rope adjusted, and the cord
which sustained the trap severed. Ow-
ing to the rope swinging near his hands,
the negro caught, and holding by il plac-
ed one foot on the platform. and it was
withTsome dificultylhag the Sheriff again
got everything properly arranged and the
rope re-adjusted. The second lime the
ropegwas severed the negro fell about 5.
feet, and his neck being broken, he died
almost instantly.
He spoke to the crowd around him, his
words being directed principally to the
slaves, advising them to beware of white
men who counselled them 10 do murder
or to escape from their owners. His last
words were-'1 am not yet done talk
ing" but the hour of his execution hay
ing passed, the trap fell and he was
launched into eternity suffering for a
crime for which he was scarcely less to
blame than those who counselled him to
commit it.-M. 10. Gdz.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-08
CeFfainlT

by any other house in the country. They viii purchase
your country produce, etc.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-08

Corn is selling at 80 cents in St. Louis.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-08

Geo. Lunt, of the Boston Courier, and
.Chas. Hale, Of the Advertiser, were op-
posing candidates for members Of the
Assembly, Fourth Ward, in Boston. The
contest was Serv exciting, and the vote
throughout theday stood; At nine O'Clock
Hale was some 3Oiahead, at ten 40, at
eleven 10, at twelve IL, at one 206 to
1885, at four, an hour before closing,
about 80 again; alta quarter before five,
one; amp just in this excitement the last
remaining voter deposited his ballot, elat-
ing Lunt's people IN the hope of a tie.
when the announcement was made-Hale
592; Lunt $50.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-08
NeW Yorkers I'M SOath CarOIlna.

The Orangeburgh Is. % Solfdron
gives the following account Of a warning
conveyed to a preacher and two young
house-painters, who were suspected Of
entertaining Abolition sentiments:
Since Friday last no less than four in
dividuals, regarded as rather obnoxious
to the community, have been ordered to
leave the village Of Orangeburgh, and
told that they would have TO abide the
consequences Of remaining after the ex-
p%iration of a time specified. The first, a
young man, a school teacher, and, we
believe, a sort of preacher, who gave his
name as d. Heagle, from the State of
New York, was waited upon by a COM
mittee of citizens appointed for the pur-
pose, at three O'Clock OF. the afternoon of
Saturday last, and ordered to leave on
the FIVE o'clock train, which he accord
ingly did, The next two were two young
men, house-painters, one by the name of
Mahon, who also hailed from the State of
New York, and the other from North
Carolina, were waited upon on Monday
in the early part Of the afternoon, and in
like manner ordered 10 leave on the five
o'clock train.
The fourth was a book agent, named
Day who made his appearance in the
village yesterday forenoon, and was or
dered to leave on the one O'Clock train
for Columbia. Before the arrival Of the
cars, however, he was seen giving leg
bail along the railroad, in the direction
of Charleston.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-08

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Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-08

oDoestieksa is lccturing in Chicago.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-08
Aucti0nl Auction!

For sale By I. j. WHITE, co BroEnviiIt, n. 7
and b. all druggists gsnerasly.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-08
DiEunfOn.

Since the Harper's Ferry outbreak,
more especially.s the disuniOn feeling
seems 10 pervsde entire communities of
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-08
Probate Notice.

SheriTof Nemsha County. Mt
Brownville, Dec. sth, 1859 n22-it- $50 for fee.
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ARRIVALS At PRINCIPAL HOTELS

WILLARDS' HOTEL.-C MoCirats, Miss; w
Il Wright, Rio &neIIo; l. G. Shepard, Tenn; =
Amss, do; Mrs Fisk. La; Miss Fisk, do; s " Fisk
do; r. Fisk, do; w u wathmey, USN: A Bon
dursnt ana iady, Va; r Il Carmsn AID iady, Ny; J
Humphrey and lady, do; Mrs r. Porter, a; L. z
Wsddell. do; Perkins, ny; 4 Dewson Mas;
u fwlchell and family. do: L. Lahdell and family
la, Mrs A Bird do; MISS Mani er. do; Dr.
Pipes, DO; J Copeland, SC; b q Webster, ny; a
Beatty, Z a; Mrs Col Juge and sons, Cal; % Coz
By, Mass.
NATIONAL HOTEI.-Dr G. Humphreys and
lady, DC; A e Hatch, Us; q ID BE *, La; Bal
Hnger, Va; kobsrts, Miss II + Burn. Rob
eIts, 81; II w Seymour, 1. Cole, NY; J Beckett [,
G; A M1nal and iaty. Mrs Crittsnden and dr.
llii 1. Perkins, Pa; coleman. w n Mills. :
Bel and lady, Miss Bti II, Mr. add Mrs Bohcock and
CHI ldren, La; ] w ODDS, Ala; DIR w A Berry, Nc;
n SarcIa, JecIats Co treTas, Mex; T. Cannon. Tex
W Foote, u Harvey, Va; II Martin, La;
~ lRgsrsOn, Nd,
EROWN'S HOTEL G Sharder, Ala; J l.
anghanil, do; VI OIulll. NC; u r Atkins, Tex:
J L Butter ami lady, Va; Mrs b Hall. do; Mrs j
Teake-, do; = DraytpH, L Ss; Hon u Kidwel', Va:
huttage. sc; Cole, NO; 4 = Holt and family
ga; ID : Cum AID lady. Tenn; w LibbernaTe, La;
w ID Porter, 50; " MacUHchy, La; Col /. Wool
ford, Nd; w Bsal. a1d Lady. do; Missiles Ball. do;
Harold. Va; MT~ Wheeler, La,
HARDWOOD HOUSE.-H TAYLOR, DIG; 9 C
CoilInson. Ny; j X Likens, Tex; : Richardson,
do, w iddOwson, Mass: Jobert, La; =. Doe,
Pa.
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lGEpIC1NEs.
ER'sARsAPARILI.,

Compound Re medy which hav iabored to produce
extract Of ssrspsls combined with other
Substances Of still greater serave power TO afford eff
curs ria believed that such remedy wanted by those
suffer from strumOos complains and thai which viii
large class afflicted fsowetIsns How completely
this compound will do t has been proven oy experiment.
many be found Of the following
plants: ..I4
rfoNs AND ERUPTIyE DISEASES, ULCERS, PiMPLEs,
BLoIcHEs, TUMoR SALT RHEUM, SCALD HEAD,
DISEASE, DRorsY, NEURaLGIA OR TIE BorLouaEuI,
DEBILITY, DYSPEPSIA INDIGESTION, Err rsIPELAs,
ANTHONY's FIR Y, aud indeed the whole
| Of complaints arsing from IMPURITY OF THE Bloom
Thi, compound will be fonnd grsa, promoter Of health
when taxi an spring foul hpmors which
blood Of the By timely
e :. g. s n. @ K n.
endurance Of foul eruptons and
TONS II not assisted this through the
the body by altersuye medicine Cleanse
shin 10 pimples eruption. eesne When Won find
and sluggish in the veins Cleanse whenever
il is foul your sngs will tell you when Even where
perte disorder fel people enjoy better health
live longer for cleansing the blood keeP ths blood healthy
can be no ,stin health Sooner later must 90
wrong and the great machinery Of life dsOrd.rsd
sars p,ra has and Deserve much, the reputation of
ends But the world has been eyre gosly
by preparations Of it, p,y the drug alone
claimed for H. but be ause
pretending be extra cts Of
but little Of the vrtne OF ssrsapas an thing
else.
bottles pretending give quart of Extract Of sarssparia
dollar Most have been frauds upon the
for only little il any, Sarsspars but often
Curative properties whatever Hence, bitter and painful
Ssplra which food the market, until the name itself is
Justly and has become with imposition
tend supply such remedy shall the
the load Of oboquy which rests upon IT. And We think
BY the ordnsTy run ofthe is intended to cure Ii
order their complete eradication from the system
n the bottle
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

ID IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Il UBLIC Attention is called to the following Ger
s,hca,es Of cures made bI ny ASIATIG GH9kE,
RIA CURE and RHEUMATIC LlNIMENT.
These medicines have been extensively used with
in the asst seven years, and have been thoroughly
tested before being presented To the public NUN
Der of other certificates can be shown If p rsons
will call on me-
WASHINGTON. July Is, 1889.
J. X. PLANT, Esq..,Dear SIR II purchased, some
time since, bottle of your Rheumatism Liniment,
having been recommended to me by a friend "a a
sure cure for Rheumatism. ! used one Dottls, snd
have not had a return of Rheumatism since. 1t
has now been twelve months since used It.
Respectfully, &C., u. f.: ERWIN,
Segar Store, opp. Nat INTEL Office.
My son was suffering at the same time from Sc
we're attack of DiarrhRa and vas entirely restored
by the use of one bottle of your Cholera Nj xture.
think it is the hest and quickest cure have ever
used for said complaint. ID. Il. ERWIN.
Manufactured aud sold wholesale and retail by
JAMES X. PLANT, No. $50 ID street, between
9Th and lnth SITS.
Sold also at Cochran's Segar Store. 9TH st, oppo-
site National intelgencer Ohce Poul us Fly son,
1893 7th ST.. between III and /; Martins Franklin
Hotel, corner 9th and ID sts.; n. w. Hilburn, No.
81 1, 9Th at. east, opposite Garrison Gate, Navy
Yard. jy 0-lm
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THE CELEBRATED
j DR.. y S. koSEs MEDICINES,


These remedies the result of thirty Ave ycers
OF extensive aud successful practice, and are the
only reliable preparations 20 cure the various lila
DR.. ]. s. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, OR Ex
Hoarseness, Bronchitis, and all Lung diseases.
DR. j. SIR S. ROSES ALTERNATIyE SYRUP,
Blood Purifier, for the cure OF Scrofula, Old Erup
tons, Chronic Diseases, Ulcers, Swelled Neck, and
Ell diseases arising from impure state ofthe blood
Prioe q.
The only sure cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant. Price 50 cents. :
on On FL =. e. =; koSE,S pAiN SHhEk. not
curing Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Aches, Cholio,
Pains In the Stomach an6 Bowels, Sprains, Bruises
Pains in the Limbs, Joints, Back, and Spine or any
pain internally or externally. Price, Il, Is, and g
cents q bottle.
.Hyou wish TO get cured Of any of the above com
plants, get DR.. J. 8. ROSES GENUINE MEDi-
ClNES, which you will know when genuine BY
having his written signature on the cork of each
bottle. Sold By druggists generally.
N. B.-Bevsre of those poor nostrums purportins
TO be the best in the world. ja7f-iy
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NJ LYONS
I'l A 6 N K S.,,, 20 w ID Z r 8

will destroy
6drdeR Insects, C0ekrodehes Bed-bEEs, Fers, ASts,
The Importance Of reliable article OF this kind is
these an9oyng foes This Powder Is The only srti-
ole ever discovered which will sxterminate them.
Of Paris, while amidst the ferns of Asia, observed
tha al insects citing n uP9PR Certain KIND of plant
70 guard their night camps from these intrudeTs.
QUANTITIES Of t ths plant Were brought home by Mr.
every experiment tits simply q powdered leaf chem
70 ne
the GoveTnmepts Of England, France, Germany and
ical and horticultural colleges and societies.
Letter from the Prssidsnt Of ths Uni.sd States;
"Mn ExAsurk L4osbSs ss! ihsss Ss pes.
gIe TO inform you that the yal Commits on of the
and Cert cate for the great value ofy your Magnetic
fIte[RIbf fIEs MORT Chairman
The above was accompanied By q certificate of
II is FREE Esw FE BON e ss.sssl il, 1855.
s saEs a nd
but certain death when inhaled by bugs, ants, and
at ANkh Il ssfRtEE lb. M. D., CHEMIST.
NJ "PR9E. CHKNIsIRI, NY; HosfEIASn
y va
Every gardener and honsekeepsr must have di-
rect interest in article Of this kind. References
can be made to the As.or, s.. Niohoas, and Metro
American Institute; James Gordon Bennett, Gen.
", MIP p Scott, Cyrus w. Field L. Peass, OF
says, This discovery of Prof Lyon is of national
Importance. The Farmers Club have tested 1t thor
oughly. II will destroy ocusts grasshopper ants
moths, bugs, and all vermin. Garden plants can be
preserved and houses made pure"
Arrangements are now made through Mesars
BARNES d PARK, of New York. TO have it sold
throughout the world. Many worthless limitations
are advertised. Be cautious.
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nk. JoAkHYOs
~ BALTIMORE
LOCK HOsPITAL,
~ tsssvsrst tss Meet Csrss 0pssdy and Only xHsstna
Remedy In the world fer all
DISEASES OF IMPR UDENCB.

~ BALTIMORE
~ i:a:s, Il q. %.,ie f z; =. .h' oA' A''''''
DISEASES OF IMPR UDEHCB.
LIT NO FALSE pxLIcAcI PREVENT.
PA CURE WARRANTED OR NO CHARGE III TWO
Weakness sseh strctrrss Affections Of the Kdasys
.ad Bladder. lDrolrnt.ry Disehsrs lmpOssey, Gsnss
s.on y y d S,
g. s q. .s 20 a He'd
9..: T:5ai; D.,Ss%.r. .ri.as from so.Iy H.S. Of
der Marriage mFs''ies and d';TS, both Body .Ds Mind
b. dfsi ana e,.trretir. h.S Which .nnusI
an snmsly grave thoIsandsof Yeung Men Of most
snanc.d listening Win he Of :.
vsfsd {" ssss.sy The living Tyre. al, vita fall ssss
MARIIAsR
HAIRED PEksoEs, or Ysung Hsa ssstsn PIsting Mar
Ii.ys, beng .vsrs o. physical vshOs, srsAsis dssy,
de.ernitiss, Ae- speedily cured.
y eonsos IN ms senor a. gsntsmAn and esnfdsnty rely
r'n oFF 'I s.. Pf sSUTH FREDERICK srsrrr
~. esna na fGIi Rom s.liIsr. .'r.. .s door, tI.s
s.,s -. LA "a ss 80 name aha 1sassL ssaa"
.,,,. DI JoIa:roH.
Msmss Of the Royal College Of surgssns ksndso gradssts
from 90. Of II. most :mH.ht Collage. d. Un'd st.ts
and h par e. ssS.: n. has ..a spent in he A.
tsessd Of tbs astonishing that we're even
.s.a .y vs ,.s.s 10 =, s:1e and "a.
sounds, b.,hfuin.ss h.qusni bushnr .u.nd.d .on.
n'' win S;fd AZ so sic
Ys.ns Men md othsrs injured thsmssi,ss ~
..i1.d from ~, ss%p.nI.n., At .ehosi. u. .s:e,.
which nightly fs sven whom sslssp and oct erred
rsndsrs marriage mpessibls, and destroys mind sad
sedy. should apply INN distsly. :
These are sons and sfse yrsdsest
s.riS habit o. Sosts' Ms, w.,ia.s q u. s.si and
rsvsr PslPtateo eth. Hssr Dyspspsy Nervous
", DsrsnSs oft Dig ssvs Pun cens De billy
symgsS% tom q CSa'.mpti.a, ts-
drssdsd-Loss Of Memory Conrson Of ldss Dsprsssse
efspirit., Evil FsrbsdnE A,srcn ofsOesty s.lf
d.esd
NERVOUS DERlLIfY-fb..s.nds can new ,udss VIA,
s.nns v.af p.. nsrTOr, and having sSssi.r
pisEssEs OF ''osHP''
when the mngudsd and ,otsry pleasure ands
he has bbsd the sssds Of ths painful diseases ssr
happens ths lmsd ofshsms dread fdee,sry
r..p.e,aby, can .lons S.rsod him Hs ali. int. n.
hsnds Of isnorant and dssgn g prssnds who,
month ssr ,nh, long smallest Zee cIn Do os
and despair leave ruined health 70 ss
AVER h Sang d,sppontnsnt or By the Of h.i deadly
terrible dssss such Affections Of the Heart Threat Nose
skin, &e With frishtfu rapdity m ps.s
Uncovered country from WHO'S rstprns
Oh. JonNs0N1 REMEDY FOR ORGANIC wEAKMEss
. e-...r AND lMP0TENCY.
By this and important remedy vsakns Of
are speedily cured and full vGer restored Thoussnds
and d.si,.tsd, vhs had Lest an hope Isv.
All impsdmsnts MNrrsg Pr siesl Msnt. Dsqu.H
1estions, Loss Of Precratvs Povs Nsrvous lrritaby
trsmelins and Wsshns" or EIhsrsdsn Of the sar
ENDORSEMENT OF rHE pKrss
flE MANY THOUSANDS cured at this lastitsdsn within
eel operations rsrsormsd BY Dr. Johu,en Witnessed
,sporsrs Of the papers and ether persons .,
sdss HE standing Tsutsnan character and
sity, sameisni gsAranss to tbs seietsd- Jan aSly
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uKDTCIJ(U.
A VALUABLE MEDICINE.-we have here
a tei9is sP9eks1 q the many cures effected By th'

INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCTION, ,
indiseases OF the blood, SKIN, dyspepsy, &e-, and
Recommended NJ Invaluable niedlcine- Our
confidence in il remedial agent has been greatly
increased By several very remarkable cures OF long
standing disease Of the liver, kIdHeys, skin, etc.
that have recently come under our o.servahon-in
cases, too, where all other remedies and the most
dreds of most spectacle oitzens have beef re-
leved by its admirable curative qualities. and we
coming greater Its operation 10 mild and pleasant,
and IL 10 al that ir claims TO be. IL Is for sale At the
Baltimore, and at the principal Drug Stores.
The best reference can be gIven IN or out OF the
the agents None genuine unless her name Is blown
on the bottle sud Ter seal on the cork.
Wholesale Aseat.-R. s. Il. CxsKL, Druggist,
Georgetown, ID. c., mas been appointed Who'll sale
Agent for the District and will supply the trade At
nv prices. lie 20 II
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II The British Scientific Convention will be
held at Aberdeen the nth OF September. Prince
Albert will act as President.
IL Piccolomini has given a concert in the
Crystal Palace at Sydenhan, near London. Eight
thousand persons were present on the occasion.
IL Punch saws the House of Hapsburg should
in future be called, THE House Of Mishaps-
bury -
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TOBIAS, OPTTCIkE.

mos, so rsSH f hvESEE, BET: ~ AMP 6TH Srs
public generally, that have removed to tho
suit al that require my aid. With s ssPE1CIfA,o
Giles, or having GLASSES fixed to suit ali Sights
generally given vii entirely leave to the pubic fct to
from the many testimonials in this CITY
temen in the United States; and part!cuIarIv desiIe
my advertisement in the National 1nte encer 10 be
do not suit at kTst sight as some pretend To- do
ther DO warrant mine or any other Glasses to suit
advertisement Of another person, which is ali stuff
tbs is certainly new phase to endcavor to improve
Insult an enlightened public, to endesvor TO maEs
them believe such n9nsense ! can only add, that if
rant you my Glasses to last you Forever.
s nd " 3 II s.sS4e dn st1oE
and EYE GLASSES, with real brazilian Pebbles
and tne Glasses, tno wonderful yenezulesn Crys-
S Ss$s f. S SPER fHgSk2
variety of other useful Optics. annex few Of tie
many TESTIMONIALS VI viz
From Ais EzesIIsaey, the Gocernor Of Vi,sinia.
! have tried pair of speotaces cbtSined FRO from
Mr.; Tobias, and find them of great assistance to my
their focus, recommend him as a skiful Optioian
HENRY A. WISE.
From the late Hon. J.ds. Bslsr.
Ms ISL IN SSrT2 Ns July H. is5s
IT, ETatod g ind that Mr. To6as ses%ea to
measurement, and he has made me a pair of Specta-
oles that suit me admirably. A. p. BUTLER
From the Hon. Secretary Of State Of Viys,n,a.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND. Dec. 81. 1883
Dear SIR: Gov. Wise having shown me the Spec
taces sent him, and discovering that the focus
was precisely suitable to vision, kindly offered
to enclose them to you, to have Glasses substi
tuted. have since received them, and gratified
that the Glasses fully meet my ex pee tation. and
give my eyes great relief The pebbles you have
used are really superb. enclose herein the amount
OF your ball. Very respectfully, &C..
GEO. w. MUNFORD.
JOHN TOBIAS, Esq, Washington, ID. G..
From Prof BacAs.
WAsHINaTON, Feb IA, la19.
have used pair of Glasses of Brazilian Pebbles
furnished by Mr.. Tobias with great satisfaction
They are clear, of exceentfsure, and well mounted.
A. d. BACHE
IL Please observe that my Establishment il on
Penn. avenue, between AZ and 9Th streets
TOBIAS AMBROTYPE ROOMS,
Where you will obtain q good likeness ca ual to
any other ahiI.hmeDt. and At moderate ohsrgee.
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DROfOSAIS FOR ARMY TRANSFORM

DROfOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTA-
Il 'TION.oProposalsw will be received at the Quar-
day Of October next for the trans portation of mill
a5y supplies during the years 1860 and 1861 on the
/. From Forts Leavenworth and Riley, In the
Territory Of Kansas, from Fort Laramie, in the
bFR5
venwOrth and south of latitude 4 deg. north, at
which are now or may he tab shed in the Terfi
tory of ebrsska south of latitude a deg Forth, In
longitude III dog. west, and in the Territory Of
tan north ofIatitude 40 deg. north and west ofong
?. From Forts Leavenwo rth and Riley, in the Ter
rItory of Kansas, and from the town OF Kansas, in
be desEn mated ia that Tstritory "'p'' 'A'' may
be designated in tbs Territory of New Mexico, to
the PostT or deP9ts that are oS may be established
Forts Bliss and Fillmore.
The weight to be transported each year will not
thousand pounds, nor more on route than ten mil
ions of pounds, and on routes and than two mil
Proposals will state the rate per hrp,dred pounds
per hupdred miles TOR which the transportation will
year, and may be made for all the routes collective
for any tM2 Of them or for each route sep.rat y
their places ofresdenee and be prepared to execute
Qusrtsrmaster General may determine
;, Contractors mast be in readiness for service by
may be demanded at any time for the whole weight
70 be transported during the year on all or either Of
the routes, they will DO required to have places OF
business or agencies al in the vicinity of Fort
Leavenworth, F ort Laramie and Fort Union, or
other depot In New Mexico. st which they NAV be
communicated with promptly and eadi,y.
Each proposal must ne accompanied by a guaran-
tee signed by three more persons, known or sat
lsiactor!v certincd to the Quart master General
setting forth that If the party proposing shall be
awarded the contract they will enter en- Obligation
for It's faithful performances.
Proposals. Will be endorsed as follows: Proposals
for Army Transportation, and none will be enter
tanned uBless ghev fully comply with all the st puls
tons set forth In this advertisement,
The night is reserved ofrejecting any or all the
bids that may ba made.
QuARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
e u awtlstOct Washington, June n, 1859,
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DR.. COGGSWELL'S MEDICAL SALT
Price 81; Chronic package, $3.50. sold by all
Drug sists In Washington, hometown, and yicIn
lty and wherever the Star is rsad. Depot in Wash
tngton, Il. p. MILLBURN & CO, Willards'
Hotel; D. c. TAYLOR CO., General Agents,
22 Dock street, PhIadelphia. aus
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KNOW 1T rs GOOD FOR RHE UMATISM.
Removing il in few hours. am now trying ii
for Scrofula, and have already received benefit.
=. LESSIG, Reading, Pa
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III The Rajah of Cashmere has sent tent of
shawls as a present to Queen Victoria, with bed
stead of carved gold the whole valued at $50 900
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mr.. COGGswELL's
'MrDfcAI SAT-

The sreat remedy for Infsmmatory Diseases,
such as Rheumati SIN, Neuralgia, Headache, Fits,
Fevers, Infiamed Throat, Lungs and LAYER, Ery
complaints. By equalizing the circulation 1t re-
moves the sole cause Of Inhsmmation. That lnva-
lids would do well to give II 4 trial, may be seen
from the following testimonials.
CURE OFINFLAMMATORf RHEUMATfSM.
promised to write you provided your medicine
did the work you claimed u would liz has done NJ,
and | now fulfill my promise; My complaint was
the work, and most eectually, too as not yestige
of Rheumatism is left, and am IS well and hearty
as ever wasI my life. would recommend TO all
the afflicted to give the Medical Salt fair trial.
GEO. II. DUNCAN, III WAL st N. Y.
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was troubled with Infammatory Rheumatism
for q long time, and could find nothing to relieve
me. At length was advised by friend to try Dr.
Cogswelps Medical Salt, which entirely cured me-
would advise all who are ctad % give 1t trial.
JACOB HOWSWITSER, Reading, Pa.