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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-15

GfvE thee JOY! know to thee
Inc dearest spot on earth must be
Where sleeps thy loved one by the Summer sea.
Where, near her sweetest poets tomb.
The land of Virgil gave thee room
To lay thy flower with her perpetual bloom.
l know that when the sky shut down
Behind thee on the cleaning town,
On Baie's baths and PosilippO's crown;
And, through thy tears, the hooking day
Burned Ischa's mountain lines away,
Ard Capri melted in its sunny bay.
Through thy great farewell sOrrow shot
The sharp pang of bitter thought
That slaves must tread around that holy spot
Thou knowest not the land was blest
In giving thy beloved rest,
Holding the fond hope closer to her breast.
That every sweet and sanity grave
Was freedoms prophecy, and gave
The pledge of Heaven to sanctity and save.
That pledge is answered. To thy ear
The unclaimed city sends its cheer
Aud, turned ojoy the muffled bells of fear
Ring Victor H. The land sits free
And happy by the Summer sea-
Aud Bourbon Naples now is Italy
She smiles above her broken chain
The languid smile that follows pain,
Stretching her cramped limbs TO the gun again.
Oh, Joy for all, who hear her call
From Camaldoli's convent wall
Aud ElmO's towers to freedoms carnival
A new life breathes among her vines
And olives, like the breath of pines
Blown downward from the breezy Apennines.
Lean, Oh my friend, to meet that breath.
Rejoice rs one who witnesseth
Bcauty frem ashes rise and LIFE from de9th
Thy sorrow shall no more be pain,
Its tears shall fall in sunlit rain,
Writing the grave with flowers: "Arisen again :
1.-THE Independent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-15
LEARNING AND LABOR UNITED.

An APPEAL IN BEHALF OF MANUAL LABOR
COLLEGE, NOW IN OPERATION IN IOWA.
To NE Editor Of The N. Y. Tribune.
SIR: Permit me 10 call the attention Of your nu-
merous readers, both in city and country 10 worry
humble institution Of learning, which has for ito OBJ
ieet the assistance Of the poor without excluding the
rich to obtain superior education under healthful
moral influences, and at the time develop sound
physical constitution. THIS institution is known as
WESTERN CoLLEGE and il situated in Linn County
Iowa.
1t was located in 1856 the open prairie, the Pr-
mary building erected and the school commenced JAN
/, 1857. The village now numbers about 400 inhab-
itans ard the last annual catalogue shows an attend
snee during the year of 1876. More than 300 persons
Of both sexes have attended the school though many
Of these in consequence Of the pecuniary embarras
ment Of the country through which the school has
waded every hour Of ts existence have been compelled
~ cease when barely able enter the teachers pro-
fession But three-fths Of those thus attending
enabled 10 DO by the assistance afforded in the man
ua labor department The following items Of informa
ton may be Of interest;
The POLICY.
All persons connected with the School, whether
officers teacher or students are required to labor
habtualIy either for Themselves the College or 9th
ers, as they may choose
The sessions are three in number viz: From first OF
March TO the last Of June sixteen weeks-a vacation
of two weeks from first Of July 10 last Of October,
sixteen weeks-a vacation of five weeks; from first Of
December to last of February, twelve weeks-vacation
Of one week. The two terms from March to last
of October tbirty-two weeks constitute the collegiate
year and it will Re seem comprise the agricultural
seas. n. The balance Of the year be devoted TO
teaching and thus the graduating elases can pursue
81 cir cOurse without interruption and furnish item
selres he rrORs H. aO So.
A Female Boarding Hall IL being erected, which is
desigled for a home for young ladies', and at which
they will acquire practical knowledge OF borsekeep
ing and OF the table Of which both viii be fur
NIL ed their meals. BY this means young gentlemen
can pay a. much % their current exnenses in work. as
they can spare tine from their studies to perornsay
ore half aside from c,thing Wages, eight cents per
hour Ladies also will be able to ray share Of their
e1erses heside obtaining knowledge of bousekeep-
ing nat or too often neglected in the education of
two stories of which mp, ssuspended for want
Of funds In consequence Of q is lack the College can
not fun lib more than onehalf the labor 20 Students
tfat tieie is TO he done, because it cannot pay them
more than tier tuition and rOom-rent, 81 81 per
month and must bre lahOrers who walt till the
cop from tfe farm is sold which students cannt do.
Ard Mt this time applications Of the most pressing
tine are coming in for situations both from the Fast
M d Wet. At present the cost Of attendance is
fellows for tEir,y-two weeks, VIZ:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-15
NAPLES-I86O.
ISsoniBTp 70 ROBERT C. wArHEsToS OF BosroS.
BY JOHN q. WHITTIER.

lin Introducing this beautiful to readers tsks the
nbety Of mentioning without the authors porIn sion that
lovely gil Of seventeen, Helen Wserslon daughter Of the
Rev N Weteon Of Boston erd Ersudda gher Of the
sble Josiah ouncy lies buried in the Protestant Ceaeer
NsPlos. A verse OF our poets i' on her tombstone:
"Fold Der, Father. ir thine arns
And let her hencefsrth be
ules.eEgeT Of love between
Our human hearts and thee
EDs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-15

NORFOLK, Friday, Doc "a, T55J.
TIE condemned slavers Storm King and Triton were
sold at auction to-day. The Storm King brought
$3.50, and the Triton 81 OBS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-27
Personal.

- Hon. A. Hall and Hon. T. J. Bozkin, Ne
braska, are at Kirkwoods'
-. Judge w. P. Fain, formerly L. 8. Marshal
for Kansas, Is in Washington.
-'.- Col. Reeve, U. s. A, Hon. j. c. Mather,
Of New York, are at Wizards.
--.. Mr.. Rowland Hill, the working head of
the British postal system has been appointed a
knight Commander of the Bath
.... The Hon. Abe Lincoln. Of Illinois speaks
at the Cooper Institute New York, this Isl onday)
evening.
80. Archbishop Hughes sailed for Charleston
on Thursday last. He was accompanied BY his
private secretary.
- Gen. VIM Walker g business i'm New York
IS said to be the superintendent Of the publica
non OF his forthcoming book on Nicaragua The
book, 1t is said, will contain disclosures
We learn that Hon John Sherman, the
almost Speaker Of the House of RepresentatveS
Will address our citizens, under the auspices of
the Young Mems Republican Union at as early a
day as his duties at Washington will allow-N.
Y. Posi-. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-27

DTThe overland California mail of the 18th
instant has arrived at ST. Louis Gen. Denver
Senator Gwin.
. New quicksilver mines have been opened since
the closing of the Almaden mines Several tons
OF silver are now on the route to San Francisco
for the Assay office
Ex-Gov. Weller had heen chosen by the differ
ent wings OF the democratic party as their candi-
date to head the delegation to the Charleston con-
vention.
Capt. Jarboe's company of Mounted Rangers,
numbering twenty men, had killed about two
hundred Indians and taken as many more prise.
nefs, within few months, in Mendocino and
the northwest portion of the State. Not Rarge,
has been killed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-27
PROGRESS IN AIMING THE STATE VrRstx1.
The Richmond Dispatch SAYS.

PROGRESS IN AIMING THE STATE OF VIBsIx,.
The Richmond Dispatch says:
we understand that the Commissioners an.
pointed by the Governor under the act for arm
ing the State. have inst returned from visit of !,
week To Washington and Harpers Ferry under
taken for tie purpose Of collecting Information q.
10 the best description of arms, and machinery
Tor the making of arms. While in Washiputon
'hey had repeated conferences with the ordnsnce
ofncers Of the Army and Navy. including Cant
tIal2, Maj Ramsey, and Capt. Maynadier of the
Army, aud Capt Dahlgren Of the NAVY an Of
whom interested themselves in the object of the
commission, and assisted the Commissioners with
thelr advice. The Commissioners found a Roard
OF offcers convened by the Secretary of War en-.
Esged IN kmsDg all kinds of small arms and
were adviseVby the Ordnance officers Of hotb
services TO refrain from large purchases of breac
loading inns until further tests had been apnIied
We believe that il is the intention of the Roa I'd
Ior the present to contine their purchases to the
Minnie musket and rite. and sabres and nj stols
FOR cavalry They intend putting the armorv i'm
condition for the manufacture of arms AS soon a,
possible, and to make such purchases of arms al
are needed for the immediate use without nrces.
sary delay. As the u. =. Government does NOT
sell the Minnie musket or rife, and no private
company manufactures them as a regular bus
Mss, some delay will occur i'm the purchase of
mem, especially as great precaution is Necessary
20 dvoia fraud and bad workmanship The
poaio ALSO contemplate additional experiment., At
lexington, with breech loading arm. and riSsd
cannon. ' 'A" iineo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-27

OCA correspondent Of the New yo,t po..
sus gesm that there is great smil,,ity, i; as Us
case OF Hazlett and Stevens the unfortnn,,. 'ne
tneif participation In the Harper,s Fig inIa IL I
uose OF me southern youth who invaded T,,,, 20
With Lopez In 1855. in whose behalf NJ C,s 81 pa
aen ana MI webster so eloquently and 40 zen a
z say INVOKED the clemency Of the sp,n II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-27
Spirit Of the nIorniRs Pres.

The Cc"S'itHfio" notes the assiduity with which
It says the teiegraPhic correspondents Of the Asso-
ciated Press trumpet the Douglas instructions of
Democratic conventions, which turn out after.
wards to be no instructions at all
The IHteHigsncer Is devoted to Congressional
proceedings and news
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-27

u From Taylor q Maury we have the JAM
uary number Of that publication Of standard value
The Edinburgh Review; and, also, the capital
March number Of Harpers Magazine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-27

IL The walls of Paris are placarded with the
programme Of the Great Exposition of Industry
which is to take place at Besancon, under the
patronage Of Prince Napoleon, from June ! to
September l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-27

IL The Democratic caucus of the MARYLAND
Legislature reassembles on tomorrow Tuesday,
evening to nominate candidate for u nitsd States
Senator
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-27

u From VIM Ballantyne We have another of
The valuable educational books published by E.
Butler, Of Philadelphia-';A An Ancient Geography
Classical and Sacred, )" by 5. Augustus Mitchell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-27

10 What did the Creator give lord. Of .,..
h n0I oeara Tor! Certainly not to support the
oeIoes The Supreme Being knew better ho,,
% make man than a barber did !-Jans S,r uo~
a., and 50 yon think, Jane, that He made us mo,
VIOLA IL, GU wouldn't have us altered for the
"o'o-~ould you ?-Losisrille Journal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-27

MODEST PoET.-An English poet advertises
In public journal that he wants to borrow g. 500
on manuscript poem, the estimated value of
which is $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-27

" From Shepherd we have Defence OF
Armageddon, or our Great Country Foretold in
the Holy Scriptures, - In two discourses; by Rev
r. E. Pitts, Of Nashville Tenn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-27

THE WEATHER.-The following report of the
weather for the morning is made from the Amer
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sonian Institution. The time Of observation in
about O'Clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-27
CONCERT AT TIE NAVY YARD.

There viii be a GRAND CONCERT of S,c.vD
ana SECULAR Music IN the Methodist protes'ant
% instant.
TIE exercises will CONSIST Of Solos, Quartettes
Anthems, snd sc ected Chorus Pieces
Mr. GOODMAN ADAMS will preside at the plano
MI MARTIN MCFARLAND Mus cal Conductor
Inc concert VIII commence st a usrter before
O'Clock. Tickets IS cents 20 he obtained At the doc,
On thS evening Oh the concert. re n ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-27

Jan1;.,. zen: Davidson, member of Congres, from,
DougIs.,s ,o wIites letter In opposition to Mr.
~ u 81 Senators, and only half doz.n SHY, On
'''' y" o. tns House desire bis nomi nation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-27

ID Gov. Medary has vetoed the bill abolish.
Ing slavery in the Territory Of Kansas. The Lev.
islatufe has taken the bill up again, and viii
probably pass it over his Veto
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-27

oVRr-MARrIAL OF A LIKUTENANr-A Gen.
r,al court Martial has been appointed to meet It
or Leavenworth, X. t., on the 5th day Of
Mafch, 1860, for the trial OF Second Lieutenant
u. y. BAILEY, Second Artillery, and such other
persons as may be brought before them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-27

BIRTH OF SPANISH PRINcEss.-On Saturday
morning, the President of the United States was
waited upon by Signor Lassara, Minister from
Spain, en- grand costume, and presented with an
autograph letter from the Queen CT Spain, an.
nouncing the birth Of daughter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-27

HEALTH OF JuDeE BLAcK.-We are gratifed TO
learn that Attorney General Black is rapidly IA :.
covering from his recent indisposition, and hopes
in a few days to be able to resume the du,ie. Of
his official position
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-27
w l. l. A ID 81 IA l..
TUESDAY,, FEBRUARY SsrH.
The public are respectfully Informed that

u
The public are respectfully Informed that
Mad. Marietta GaZZaniga,
The great dramatic Prims Donra, from the Acade
M of Music, New lotk, Boston, Phi ad aphis
Theatre Tacon, Havana, and the principal Grand
Spera Houses IN Europe, will give, ON her WAY 70
New oritans, (where she has be n engaged, ; her
first and oniy
GRAND OPERATE CONCERT.
In order 10 make this enteTta nment the mos,
brilliant ever given, the following dktinguished
Artlsts have b en- engaged aud " i'll appear, Joined
with Madame GAZZANIGA:
SlGNOR TAMARO.
The celebrated Tenor from the Academy Of MutIc,
y. y, ard Her Msjesty's Theatre, Queen Of
SIGNOR CARLOS sHENhL.
The great performer on the new instrument called
PiaHo Russo:
SlGNoR ALRITES,
Baritone and DISTINGUISHED Musical Director.
~. II. Madame q aZZANiGA. on THE OCCASION
Will sing the celebrated song. LA NARANJEKA
ORANGE GIRL, In Spanish costume.
Tickets III. No extra charge for secured seats
me sale OF secured teats will commence on Fridsy
morning, at the mnsi0 store Of w g. MetzerOtt,
Doors open 81 - To commence at 2 90 lock.
Inc mag hSett Piano used this ooension s
from the mandatory of Bacon. Raven & Co.
kindly furnished hy w. G. Mptzerott
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-27

BALTIMORE, Deccmber I'D, 1859.
James Mcdonnell, Esqy, Agent for rr Mon
tarhe MIRACULOUS Pain Killer, &c Dear Sir: We
cheerfuly bear testimony to tn uncommon viz
t1es OF DIR. Moutarde's Mi sclous Pain Miller and
Great French Rheumatic Remedy. Our Mr.. Da-
wilson used 1t for severe rheumatism and received
Immediate relief We have also ased II on several
occasions families and on our vorx people
for ,ferent complaints, in all SEES with 90 rrplrte
success. We can confidently recommendlt II. Yours
truly, l.. HARRISON, DAVIDSON d CO.,
Wholesale Cap Manufacturers,
South Cha VI straaf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-27

CHAT CANE The Columbia Is. Guardian
says under this head:
I'VE had the pleasure of inspecting the hand
some Palmetto cane, manufactured by Messrs
Cooper Gather. to be presented to Dir. Ed
mundson, Of Virginia II bears the following
inscription: "Hon. F. A. Edmundson, from cit-
zens vi Columbia, 1850" 1t leaves by Adams s
Express for Washington, there to be presented to
Mr.. Edmundson by our Immediate representa-
tive, Hon. w. w. Boyce -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-27

lh or A NAVY OFrlcsR Lieut. Allen r
nI%n', U . Navy, died on the Ilth instant at
me Naval Hospital, Pensacola, Florida.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-27
BALTIMORE. Janu,rx e,b ,eeo

RALTIMoRR, January 9Th, leGn.
James Nc DOnne: Esq: Agent for Or. MOI
tsIdes Miraculous PAIN Killer and Great French
the bottle Of Dr.: Montarde's Miraculous Pain
Kill ar and Great French r emedy, which You kindly
sent me. In my case II Ina indeed Prov MI.
racuious" used it for severe attack of Rheu-
matism, and on ,he very FIRST application was com
Yours, DO, .SFODDARD,
Agent for Chick srlng's Pianos,
Calvert etreet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-27
BOARDING.
PERSONAL.

NADhM ID, the most successful FORTUNE
W TELLER "n this eide Of the Atlantic, ia nov
In this city, and can be consulted UPON ali affairs of
Love, Marriage, Lost Arholes. DC, &c at No.
426 street, between 9Th and 7th. Terms 81 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-27

The CNRuLY ScHooL.-rhe scene OF turbulence
in the House to-day while various members were
struggling for the floor on questo rs Of ~ privi-
lege," or in objection thereto must have brouy bit
up schocl-day "reminiscences to every spectator,
when some venerable, easy-tempered pedapopue
was fiirly at his wits end in the midst Of his
room foil Of boisterous boys.
1t really seemed as if the members, like the said
school boys, were disposed to take the largest
Liberties with the venerable Speaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-27
H BITIoN AND CONCERT
FoTNDRv SoEp HE Acuo,,

The sabbath School connect with the Foundr,
Nj. r. Churcn, corner l4th and q streets aesistet
by the Choir will, by request repeat their Exhifa
non And Concert on TUESDAY EVENING next,
the Path inst commanding at "a O'clock Chars
for admission Is cents; children cents fe rs ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-27

ri MOURNING GOODS
Vow In store al numbers Is acx 70 nhazinAs
Alpaocss, usils and single width Nous rs and
SashnrreS, targe et1e Grape And ase Vets lorx
ana square fhIbe MelI . Shswls, al at the "
est prices. J. w. COLI ~ & %,
leHlv S%S 7!h street, Above Pa av.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-27
READ TIE CERTIFICATE

James Nc DonneH, Esq, Agent for DR.. Montarde's
Mi,scu.ous paio Killer and Great French Rheu
DeISi Ass general rule An, very skepticsl
rs to the virtues of what are oallet Patent Meoi
Ga. 1 %sSh #
was suff,ring severely from Tooth.ohs. The in
A few dayt afer. while surveying in the country,
was In, self eeizsd with violent Neu alria OF the
face and head. bore IT for some tins, but was e.
CITY for relief On my arrival applied DR.. Mon
arde,s MIRACULOUS Pain Killer to any face aud ne adj
and In less than two minutes was quits we'll and
thls known, Lot only In ackEow sment of the var
tues Of the meHlclne. but for tins benefit of oths
who % Vs1, BE s, ,T- Inn as r.v,op
C.E:, and Surveyor. 500 Saratoga st.
BALTIMORE. November, 1883
las. Mcdonnell, ESQ., agent for Dr.. Mon,aroe's
Miraeuous psin Killer-Desr sir most cheerful
ly add my testimony to the truly "miraculous'
Ks h:v. NJ. 4
relief Also my little boy, ears Of age vas "a rem
paoied b, much pain and iufiamsionHWe .Ss IN
the Pain Killer-ths swelling and rain i,rtsnrIy
DISAPPEARED. can CO.. fdentsy Recommend the Pain
A'A'' 70 my WI ". II. Eksk s Wholesale DEFER
In tobacco and Cigars, SO, Lombard 81.
DR. MosrARDfkf fL MIRACULOUS PAIN
il for sale by ell respsctabie Druggist. in WASH
INeroS, GEoke rowS. and AiExANpRIA.
Agents, Alexandria.
n . T.CI SELL,
,Agen, for Georgetown, ID. c.
SO ID. b. CLARKE,
Corner al st. aud Pa ay
IAs M,noNNr,, Agent for Washington.
II Mercer street, BALTIMORE,
To q fist General a emf "a, m. a, ltd S,.,..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-27

III 1bb FEhLo"S hAI L..
~ SANDERsoN, Lessee.
FOR FEW NIGHTS ONLY,
"A v ID OP WING NIGHT,
Commencing on TUESDAY EVENING, Feb n
Low e,
The world-rerowned European MAGICIAN ano
NENThlLOlLI ST wi !, ave the honor of max
I,g mas hitt appearance before the cIulen. cf
"denlngton ana vicinity,
TUESDAY EVENING February a
MIRACLES' FSCINATIONS Without Gov
JtderncV
DEFYIGG DETECTION.
Great Novelties and wond, riul r Representa- tlc-s
Composed at
TWO DREAMS OF WONDERS
ID cam First-Temple Of Enchantmeut or the Ms,
glcian's Home. Tricks of Address for The c.
bslistIc Art.
Dream Seconf-Not filtered Ice Waters hit Show
ers of Flowers, Confectionery. Fruit Ice Cream
&C.. which are dedicated 10 the LADIES'
Has mighty uond'rS tciH b. raried erery ereuir.
Doors open att O'Clock; commencing at7l
Admission 25 cFnts chioreu 5 cents Reserved
seats 81 cents. seats may be O. cured during the
day wi hort extra charge ~
Al Afternoon Exhibition or SATURDAY.. at three
O'Clock. "a o. :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-27

I,Q SPLIT RRooHs. but slightly dsmssrSI,'
l.JO for &c % ct one hsf their cost. lots - SUI
purchasers, by DBNPSES a. 0'TOOLt,
feSd SO Pa. sv., between 9Th and 10th ss'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-27

THE HOME OF WASHINGTON
AFTER THE WAR.
Painted by RoSsITFR and MIaNoT,
On Exhibition, for q snort time, at SIbry a GUYS
Binding,
PsrHsy'"nnin BrenRe. BET 10th and Ilfh SIS.
From q m. to 2. m.
Admission IS cents. feN-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-27

SPECIAL NOTICE
CITIZENS 9E %v = SsH D. c..
'kkDEEE$Ss 8 2 RA Co.
DR.. MoNTARDE, FRS .M.F.A.
PROFESSOR 6 Sis CHEMISTRY
UNIVERSITY w OF PARIS,
SOLE DrscovfRER AND coNrousDEa
n,sA eEi LSsGSSf FaFs KILLER
d. FRENCH RH &c fisf! REMEDY;
bess 10 Invite the attention OF the Citizens of the
DIsrRIcr OF COLUMBIA,
ALEXANDRIA, &c,
tho result Of years Of careful ohe%ca fesearcS and
SSB Sfs$ + isff e
whch have sreadg proved and he fondy trusts,
a soLACE AND BLESSING To MANKIND.
MIRACULOUS PAiN-KiLLER
FRENCH RH HHG Nat REMEDY
An INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL REMEDY,
AID %' * :SFsf + CURE
RHEUMATISM NEUR.LeIa TooruAcHE, NERVOUS
HEADACHE, DYSPEPSIA, CHOLERA MoRBus, lie
BITES OR SrINes OF VkNoNpUs In
sECrs; fLATuLENCY, SPRAINs,
FEVER ESSEifri AND Hr xG HGfEEu
1t; T.H II sisgssssS,3nsss'.
IssTAsTLy ALl,SIa1Iss PAN P;TSs OF
oa s 6s tSSssPfsn S%a' be inferred
TIE Ss HSH 9ASS5SF
BY H. M. QUEEN zen VICTORIA,
COURT AND PES 1 ETE9FSREAr BRITAIN
BY r ENFI RkMasfIfA Of sTEGtEs
Thus concedins and establishing its claim i to be
THE fSSiS rs 4 EiEfbEE
submit ns s. ihs verdict of the
tas III kEPt fs,HRi;s for
EqualIng Its uropean, and secure for II popular
The Price is only Is cents psr bottle,
mus PlaciHs 'hif Inesnna6e blessing within the
1 have appointed JAMES McDossxLL, ESQ, OF
Unit. States. ON whom all desired information
The undersigned in requesting the attention OF
above medicine. begs TO .ssure them that IN BALI
MORE it rs fully resl'z. all Or. Montsrde olaIm,
Tor 1t. exciting the wonder and gratitude of
THOUSANDS OF CITIZENS
who have been relieved by il.
In confirmation of which beg to direct attention
to the following Certificates of
PRoMINENT CITIZENS OF BALTIMORE,
voluntarily rendered. In attestatloa of its
dInary merits.
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Mr.. ia mes McDonnel.-Dear sir: ALLOW me 70
bear testimony to the efficacy of " Or Montarde',
M M, 'us Pain Killer" Having had bad cold
could scarcely stand applied the Pain Killer a
night and next day had no aces Of pain whatever
Yours truly, HENRY G.GRIFFlN,
OF X. b. Griffin Il Sons
II South Charles street Baitimora