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sICExy.Y FEMALES.


should lose no tire in trying few doses Of this
regulating and renorating remedy, whatever may be-
their complaint. II can be taken With safety ia all
periodical aud other dsorganzations, its etect Is al
but miraculous
The testimony Of Nations Is unanimously borne
to the health giving virtues o. this noble rene and
certificates in every living language bear witness to
the UNDENAHtENfss Of their INTRINSIC WORTH
Holouay's PILE ar. the best remedy knO0n
in the ,cOrid for the .foliOtoing diseases; :
sihma, niarrhea Indigestion,
Bowel Complaint Iiropsy, Influenza
Coughs Debility. lnhsmaunn,
Colds. Fever and Azue Inward Weakness
Chest niseases, Female com Liver Complaints,
Vosiiveness, plants, IoWness OF spirits,
dyspepsia Headaches, Piles
stone and Gravel Secondary Sy- Veneresi Al &c
Worms Of all kinds, mptoms, tions,
81 CAUTION None Sre geuine unless the
/ words " Holloway, Neio York aud London" are
di,cernihe Water marx IN every leaf Of the
book OF direction around each rot or bon the SAINT
may be plainly seen b. holding ne loif % the light
handsome reward will be given 20 any one render
ing such information may lead 70 the detection o
any party parties countereiting the medicine oi
vending the same knowing them 10 he spurious
- sold AT the Manufactures OF Professor HoLto
WAY. 50 Maiden Lane New York. and by all respec
table Druggist aud Dealers in Medicine thronghou
the United states and the civilized world, ia boNe
at 25 cents, So cents, and 81 each.
Rs- There is considerable saving sy taking
the larger szes.
y. -Direetions for the guidance o. patients IL
very disorder are affixed
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ions Of this powerful unguenf.
EUPTIONs ON THE SKIN.
Arising from q bad state Of the blood or chronic
disease are eradicated and clear and transparent
surface re-ained by ihe restorative action of this
Ointment II surpasses many Of the cosmetics and
other toilet appliances in its power to dispe rashes
and other di~hruremenis of the face
PILES AND FIsrUI.A.
Every form and feature Of these prevalent and
stubborn disorders is eradicated locally and entirely
hy the Of this emolieut lamentations
Should precede it, application Its healing qualities
will be found to be thorough and invaTiable.
Both the Ointment and PHLs should be
usedin the foilotcing cases
Nevada national., 1860-07-07

EUPTIONs ON THE SKIN.

Cases uf many years standing that have pertnaci,
nsly refused 80 Weld 10 dny other remedy or tr.
iuent, have Invariably succombed to a few arnles
! I'm. n 81.
Nevada national., 1860-07-07

Dyspepsia indigestion. Cou-tiI aiiun. L.ss Of Appe
tlte or auy Bilious Complaints arising
from a mnrbin action of the
-famreh ur Bowels.
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a "Trip to the Roaring Mountains.

IRoNToN, Mo, March Ii, 1860.
Dedr Star Since my last, I have had the
pleasure OF making a trip to old Madison county.
Ior tue purpose Of seeing the much talked of
Soio mines, and 1t was there that came across
the above mentioned natural curiosity This
mountain Is in Madison county, IA miles south
west OF fredericktown, the county seat On the
east OF 1t Is Trace creek the west side the wa.
tiers OF Cantains creek form semi-circle One
the right banks Of the last mentioned creek is a
raytne, which is the bed Of the newly discovered
gold and Platina veins, where the Roaring Noun.
tain Company is about erecting extensive works
The mountain has height Of some 400 feet is one
mile In diameter, chiefly of solid rocks more or
less lhtersPersed with quartz. 1t derives its name
from peculiar roaring something like the sound
OF distant thunder which generally lasts about IS
minutes, and which sounds have Singular effect
when mingled with the bowling of the wolves
who are still to be found In respectable humble
in the adjoining forests 1t is thoug bit that the
mountain, or rather the whole ridge of mountains
originated by great volcanic eruptions to which
me roar, which sounds as coming from the bowels
OF the earth, must be attributed. The sound NAV
De beard sometimes to the distance of two miles
Taxing an easterly direction from the gold mines
and walking distance Of one mile, there is an
opening OF two feet In diameter, which is appa-
rentiy connected with cave filed with water a
good part Of the year 1t is believed that this cave
may reach greater depth, and that the peculiar
sound Is caused by gases formed by the water play.
Ing with the metals, and then seeking an exit
There have been extensive experiments made
with the gold found at the foot Of this mountain,
ana they are considered very satisfactory You
may be sure that old Madison county has been az.
tensively patronized lately by visits from capital
lists, geoloeists, and innumerable fortune hunters
In the shape Of returned Pixies Peakers; the lateI
cIfss nave, however, returned in disgust, as il
takes great outlay Of money to erect the
works to extract the gold and platinum A com
pany has formed who have sufficient means Al
command to work the mines in manner which
must insure success. The platinum, which com
Inands such high figure In the market, will
itself remunerate the company handsomely The
honor OF first discovering these veins is due to
Z. hoch, OF st. Louis, who, In company with
several gentlemen Of experience in mining, Is
sun engaged in experimenting the working OF
The weather here has taken a sudden cool turn
but 1t Is hoped that we've passed through tb.
toughest time, this has Of course. been tn.
hardest wi inter- In the recollection of that mythical
invisible being, the oldest inhabitant
Yours, VIc,op
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eDsaner, Frassb 4, WilArdf aoss
ftaaSos, Bsaj,, Hystfs, = PsnnsylvSalass
esgvons, ThSddeus, SIS st n, Capitol Hill
essvsns, fsaso l., Prisse, SO l2thd
etsvsnson, John W., Private, 26s 9 %
Stewart, lsmes A., Nafional Hoesl
etsyart, VIM, Is Louisiana sv,
Stokes, WIN. B., Browns Hotel
Stout, Lansing, TINTED States Hote
Stratton, John l.. NJ, Willafds', once rs "a. ~
fappsn, Msson W., National Hotel
Ieylor, M, Private. west slde 2st at, bet D and n
Thayer, Eli, Willards' Hotel
TTs sc.asI' Thom.a CO Hy.;fs. ss Pa"
Iompkins, Cydnor B., wsshinston House
Train, Charles R., Wilards' Hotel
rrimble, Carey A. WIllsrds' Hotel
Underwoo John w. h, as 9Th OF
vaua ndlE nam, Clem. L., SO r It
vance, Zeealon b, Mrs. HaIrisons, 81 Pa. Az
vvsndSsyer, VIM, Private, 10 MASSACHUSETTS sv
y van Wyea ill., CharI wI H., Ns,lc n Hotel
Wsde, Edward, SIS 81
%sidron, Henry, Washington House
Msshburn, G, c., Clarendon Honse, 9Th st 4 Pa AZ
Meshburne, Ellihu r., as 9Th st
Mashburp, jr, Israel, Private, Franklin Row, So
Webster, Edwin h Mrs. Hsfnson's, 81 Pa. sv
Wells, Alfred, Mrs. Tilley's, - Missouri sv
Whtteley, VIM. g., 5l2 nth
Wilson, James, Washington House
WINDOW. VIM, Avenue House
Minsov, Warren, 80 g ct
Wood, John, 500 llth ct
Woodruff, John, Willards' Hotel
Woodson, Samuel H., Browns Hotel
Wright, John ", Browns Hotel
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ARRIVALS At THE BOTELS

s:ss Z: %aI:S;. NJ Wit Rs, u. kH 4 g
ss aMdd s. Evan " be- IN Ma :I. GAY
;Ss:iIy: P KsIs5 Mas; y iMsss si! Mas -;
inorrsy, Md; Mr.: n w hickman. D oTsr' "a I
R %.d and d lfdy, n sioEgsn ana lady. Del
lsy, Nd; Miss stuart. va; ssrdy, NY S Gasl
Stuart. Va 81 onE and son, NY; Z ii with
S iHsa M Va iS ssons 5 N;' Glue and
SXnrell. ri; ps Ro:.on; Nv; N c..h P w
aS.. sa HSS 5m.. s sasr.n and Nv Wy oho
SSs:ss Tsy har NJ Hd' o SA'"0f'ds'' "a; 6
NwlLLARpS' EOTEL.-T Penber, NY; J "
as:s ss Nj n cI,. .hn DO isp d s,f.
ssoEr M.inaaa IA: %; hon Sstse5teld, ny;
SS:S. IA: ~; sis2cr Fern. lillian: TSorns5r,
uhlman, Do; Signor emfeit d ): nn sssy,e co;
Moncie, Colssn, do; A Boo1nsn 4, .st 9sor,
sshsse; Ss.nl, do; ssoIsy. Co; Bise sS ~
whof ia; M.c tisaa; Nd; si;Ss.: g: b
TeTssF Col, ms. Psi Hon Wood ana az a. s,l1nd.
e cIa ~ M Ny;T Ga,isr; Pa CSiasi:
ny syith and Iady, ny; Reed, f fas;h Gs' :;
,gs0wsfs HoTEL.-H How 90, H Scott. p
IN. S sss I.aJ m E;..; TGG R.'s
Rai: II: Eia5uly f Ms =:
W. Whit u. Sr isay ki II. salmon
Bal. tWoOg aOysE.1ER Boyle. NY; 9 w
& ks:.. Tenn; ] 2 Anss. " Hssts' ny; Hon n!
e; .s; Ss5! S:i Ia, 4 zzaiRe ss::
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Anthony, II. B., willsrds' Hotel
Es1jsnIa, ]. p jssi.on TisSs: or "a isS ss'
B ss.iS.; R $: !: % " Se.:. 600
BTxS gs..s b. g 81 g. Ps s 3! s md
Brown, A. G., National Hotel
ssS g e n. S.. Gs SS.ns: w''
Ghssp1ht. James, BI S;,n,on h HoS..
Clay, &. e, Bro o. Hotel tel "'
Gi1sm.n Thos In 2ls E. ~ bst 18th and isth st'
DAVE %sa's SSas &. ia ma and 18th
RRl191H; James; SS Co,sorsn,s Row, :sTssf
gS1fss 8" fsB sS ~
EitzpssriOr, Bsnismia, Bows HOsa
S os.sf Slope 10 g.. w Wii Gn%f Hoss
Green, James 8, Crutohett's, 81, cor and 9Th ste
s ssls & Shn N s S Fl &. 1 aoss 18th
HH:% zo S:a.o. r.o.
H H:n1 s sS. # HSss IT, cor and q. st.
NJ IT, street sst ls az h
}oRn:on: ., q Fen S s. ss ~.
ksnnoSy ASths1{ u.s. 18th st. !, ses.se1 End
Mallory, s. Il !, NsaSnsi Hets!
Mason, Jas. NJ, 424 1t, bet llth and Eth
Nicholson, A. d. p, Kirkvood House
Penrcs; James A, Mrs. Irving's, q ~ u
Powell, l.. W., ess st, bet 18th and 18th
Pugh, u. e., 900 4th Ut, north of La. av
Rice, H. M Min Row, st, bet J ~ and LIST ct
s.h.s ~ wv WTi b; D.. 1vns's tS H,t
s.. II ;s sH 18th
Thompson, John r., <5e 18th st, bet E and
Toombs. Robt., 24s st, bet 18th and 18th
Trumbull, Lyman. 45l 9Th at, bet + and
Wade, B. F., Mrs. Hystts, $50 Pa sv, bet 9th q rth
Wilson, Henry, Mr.. Joys, cor sth and Pa av
Wigfall. l.. T., Browns Hotel
Wilkinson, Nj. s Mr.. Solomon's, go eth st
Yulee, David L.. 262 st. bet nth and 18th
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IN FROM ONE 70 TWO DAYS.
weakness Of III. Back snct.rss AEseasu. sfshs Kidney
D,mnsss Sight Gddnss Dssass Of the Head Threat
so:: q saS bo4S.: o. rom Solitary
Dreadful and ps:traeti's Pr.stss, yh,sn rss
der Marriage impossible and destroy eotn sody ana me
Especially vhs have bseoms the victims Of solitary wee
an untimsy grave thousands Of ouns Men Of DE moot
.ltsd talents and brilliant intellect who might
vaksd to ecstasy hs living Tyre, may call With fsn ssas'
MARRIED PERSONS. or Young Men ssntsmPlatel Msr
ssisg. beng .v.Is Of Pny.s:d "'.ln'' organic a''''
n. who p.es: under tn. Of Dr. rsigi
OFFICE No = soUII FREDEHlCKsTREEf,
M from md
must b paid and contain astamp
n.u,.,. pr G.5 JOHNSTON s9r,.. l,. .,..
from Of the Colleges the United sta,st
pa so London fsG: and
fsced Of the astonishing eurss that
w. II:
sounds, ba'hfulns'' with frequent bu;hing attended :'ms
times With arrangement Of mind, we're cured Immediately
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Ysung Men and others who have injured tnsmsevss By
om or az school, @
which ar. nightly i.lt even when ls:::P and no: cured
''S :s:;' s.sy %::
BY early habits Of youth Wsakness OF the Back
limbs Pains the Head Dmnss Of Sight Loss Of MusculsI
Power Paptaon Of the Heart Nervous rrta bill
IT, Dsrang Dig General sbity
symptoms Of Consumption, &c.
MENTALLY.-T6e fearful Effects the mind mueh 10
ofspiri; E, F05soding. Aversion sOei.y, Self 6r..
Love Of Solitude, ndity, ETC.. some Of the evils Pre-
due.d.
10 the cause OF their declining health losing hsn vEo BE-
coming weak, PALE and aving
appearance about the OF
DISEASES OF INPRUDENCE.
Whsn the misguided and votary pleasure fnd
he has imbibed the seeds Of this painful disease otter
happens that timed Of shams tread
dstsrs him from applying those vho from education ano
rsspectsoiy, alone befrisnd him. He falls the
hands OF ignorant and dssgnng prssdsrs wbo incapable
Of curing fitch his pscunary substance keep him 6ins
month after month, long the smallest fee be CD
tanned aud in despair leave him with ruined health Sigh
over his CALLING disappointment BY the OF that deadly
terrible disease such Affections OF the Throat Noss
Ssn &C. progressing with ghtful rapidy, I'LL death puts
period to mis- dreadful suferngs BY sending him
discovered from whose bourne
DIR. JOHNsoNsREMEDYE FOR Organic wEAKNEss
AND IMPOTENCY.
ely great and important remedy wssknsss Of organs
IDLY cured and full vgor restored
most and dsbtstsd vhs lad lest all hsps Fave
bean imms diatsy relieved.
All impsdmsn Marriage. Physical Mental Disqua
eeaons, Loss Of Proersatvs Power, Nervous Irrtaby
Trembling and Wsaknsss EIhaussn Of the fsari
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PREss
THE MANY THOUSANDS cured this insItstsu vhip
the last and the
cal operations performed by DR.. Johnson witnessed By hs
reporter. OF the papers and many other notice. Of
which have appeared again and again before the public
.idss his standing gentleman Of character and rspon
slity suncisn guarantee to the Afflicted Jan 9Sy
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rs Is NOT TOO MUCH 10 SAY,
SINCE ILL,
OIL ID A N ID YOU N6.
AFFIRM ITS TRUTH.

VIz:-THAT PRS9EEss0 4! WOODS HAIR
the hair, used two Or three times week, to any
make it more soft and beautiful than any oil, and
CleIsymen. Professional men, and Gentlemen and
mony that we do not say too much in its favor.
Read the following, and Judge:
PRA o. }. wooD-Dear Sir: sometm. last summer ~ v.
we're induced to use some Of Hair Restorative and
afflicted, report Our little sons head for som.ume had
been Psa.cy covered with and called scad
when friend, seeing his udsrngs advised your
Rs.oravs we did With little hop. of but to
removed the disease entirely, and and luIuriant
as shy scalp and a. Of hair a.
other child. w. therefore, and do hereby,
mend your Restoratvs perfect remedy for all diseases Of
GEORGE w HIGGN sorHAM,
SARAH A. HIGGINBoTHAM
PROF WooD-Dear Sir: My hair had, for several year,
been Becoming prematurey gray, accompanied by harsh
III dressing When using your Hair Re,tora-
inv u. ri h . n and hs
turned to ITS natural COLOR aud assumed son.ss and use
&
indispensable article for every ladys toilet whether to be
dressing besuying hair. You hav. permission to
refer to me all who entertain doubt of its performing all
c,-o,~ MI Ma; - G ;s syMorD', ia Third stree.
CINCINNATI, u. Feb. 10, 1857.
WELLINGTON Mo, Dec. g. 1857.
PROF. WooD-Dear Sir: By the advice Of friend Of
mine, who has been your Hair Restorative in
duced try it. had the fever last May,
nsary every HAIR my head Came Now my hair has
great deal thicker than Nothing
duty and sympathy that fee. communicate others
icted as have been would induce give this
public acknowledgements Of the benefit have received from
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative.
Yours respectfully, A. r. JACOBS.
The Restorative put up In bottles of three Sizes
viz: large, medium, and small the small holds half
pint, and retails for one dollar per bottle; the me-
dunn holds at least twenty per cent. proper
ton than the small retails for two dollars per bot
tie the large holds quart, 40 per cent. more in
proportion, and retais for S3a bottle.
o. J. WOOD Il CO., Propretors, Sl2 Broadvay
New York, Tin the great n. Y. Wire Railing Estab,
llshmento and ia Market street, st. Louis, Mo-:
and sold BY all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
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DROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANsPORTA.
TON

PROPOSALS FOR Tf HSNNY TRANsPoRrA-
Proposals will be received at the ofioe of the As
until i m on "Wednesday, the fisS SsJ Of kHpTI
next, for the transportation Of military supplies
i. From Forts Leavsnworth and Riley, in the
in the Stats Missouri, to Fort Union, in the Fer
rltory OF New Mexico or any other depot that may
Ie 10 that Territory, and to any point
:; From Fort Union; or suoh other depot a. may
the posts dePots that are Or may be estabIf"heS
in the military department. of New Mexico, except
be less either Of the routes Thu one hundred ID
fia0assn a. n"o pounds nor more than 1--WE mil
m II, will state the rate per lao pounds
formed on each reuts in each month Of the year,
ana TiIl be made for each route separately.
.b sd0 0ss. ., GIVE thsl, names in full well
into contracts, and to execute bonds, with good Sc
aa e. BE-
not to exceed Sl5s10 on each route Is soon Al oon
Con.rsotcr: viii be required to be in readiness.
Of S :, Fop Rsys
e. he sql amy
S 81 Ps,s Ns ard & "ths,
mgnicated with readily ' 'As' "o oo"-
Each proposal will be ACCOMPANIED IN Tia r.u..
Of the suIetiee, who must be well known n the n
sstant QuaIternaster at Fort .LeevenVorth, or
noos !olnt oaPabilIty to pay the bonds should they
ton. - ~ ~ 'A'e s~sSsas0-
Prepossls viii be endorsed - follows: "Propo
taned unless they fully comply with all the st pua
n0ns set ,orth In this advertisement
The z. ,.ht !. reserved Of eesnG Ill the bids that
QuARTxRAAsTxI GKNxRAI's OFFICE,
Waghlnt ton cltv. Fab a aoo
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=, III, Advices from Belize, Honduras, intimate
inat the late surrender of the Bay Islands by
England to the republic Of Honduras will lead To
considerable trouble, II not open warfare The
residents OF the Islands are not at all satisfied
win the new regime, and are even arming them.
selves Tor resistance, two hundred Minnie rifles
having been already procured for that purpose.
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sWINDLIN6 QUACKs.
OAUTION !-QuaoksS their Books, Cordials
Buehu;, Hospitals, Instruments or Rlngs--shur
them ALL and, If dlsposed to profit bv my experience
,., sPERMATORR HEA Its CURE.
denee. your friend, former sufferer, merely suneT
scriblnS Box 156, Charlestovn. Maas.
10 Ana WV
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

PbkT.-The steamer l.. !. IT,
t s1s1s dS sS: 3Ps E Bss Isaso: eSCrs
HarPers Ferry. and on THURSDAYS atea m,
iT Hs.per's Ferry and Will Transport. The ttesm
sr Antelope, Capt Wells. leaves GEORGETOWN on
TUESDAYS at a. "a for Harper's Ferry and
Wiliamsport, and on SATURDA IS at 6 a. m, for
harper's Frry.
N B:.The Brengle csn he chartered on WED.
NESDApS and the Antelope o. FRIDAYS foe
excursion parties. marIe m.
TIE STEAMER JAS. GUY Will resume her
Ess3gs5y' is sH.rI WI I;sEf WASH
% half pssts O'Clock. for CGRRioMkS and the
WIIl lesSe c, RRIn On her ,ssprn trips .hs
and SATURDAY; At o'oloot a. m.
Naru,t ,kHClAN 5 PAGE, Proprietor.
Nh m boOSh, Ar l. Alexandria. fe.p
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W Washingtons birthday was ce eb ated I'm
copenhagen. by grand ball given by our min
,ster there, Hon. James M. Buchanan Several
Danish ministry.
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MRS. C. syMoNDs, ia Third stree.
CINCINNATI, O., Feb. 10, 1857.
ITO 1HE AFFLICTED!
INDIAN yEGETABLE DEC6ETIENo

This valuable preparation has proved to be one OF
the greatest remedies for Eryslpelas, Sorofua
the Skin, Piles, Bilious, Ague and Fever, Old Sores
Nervous Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver, Salt Rheum,
ever presented to the public.
Testimonials and certificates from hundreds o!
respectable citizens of Baltimore and other pats OF
the country possession of the proprietor tes-
tliying to its curative powers.
IL 1t is sold by most of the Druggists of Bati-
more, and at TIA residence Of the proRrletor:-
MRS. M. cox,
15S East Baltimore street,
between Eden street and Central avenue,
None genuine unless her name is blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork.
IL Price 81 per bottle, six bottles for IS.
Wholesale AGENT. r. g. T. CIssRL, Druggist
Georgetown, D. c., has been appointed Whoissale
nv prices. de 22-tr
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II U. HOOD has inst finished Q lsrge lot Z
IL. sfandA[d SILVER WARE-psny article,
x9 s9slssd t2r hclid4y pressnts, and q Ismerah5i
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MEDICINES.
BEWARE OF MINERAL POISONS.
DR.. J. B0VEE DODS'
CELEBRATED
VEGETABLE MEDICINES.

HIS IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS,
Lungs. Weak stomee6s, Indigestion, Dyspepsis,
General or Nervous Debility, Piles and ali diseases
Of pxye Sherry Vino, and aside from their med.
cinal properties, they are q most wholesome and
HIS BRANDY CATHARTIC,
Is sure remedy for Costlveness. Liver COMPLAINT
and d. spepsa They are pleasant to the taste sure
in their operation; and as Cathartio, tntire'v
30 nsaseous and disss iessbe to the taste ste f's'
HIS IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS,
Act on tho Kidneys, Bladder AVID Urinary Organs,
and are q superior remedy for Dyspepsia, con,
neoted with Liver Complaint In all its FORMS
FOR FEMALE. CONSTRUCTIONS.
They are truly vaua pie, made Of pure Holland Gin,
"''' '''"''G FEMALE i HipSi.e'c COMPANION.
HIS CATHARTTC SYRUP,
For Infants, Children and Delicate Females. is
certainly one Of the most desIrabie and vausbie e
for Cdtonel, acting on the Liver, removing ali oh
structIons in the Bowels, curing CostIvAness. Ind
gseu0n ana Dyspepsia. Although 1t Is as sure and
edectua in its opeIations!as Caomel, yet it is 30
and 1t Is As gentle innocent and harmless as the
out the land will bless the discoverer of this In
valuable Medicine. '' 49,
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD eco
PROPRIETORS,
J49 AND 651 BROADWAY, NEW York,
And sold by JOHN SCHWARTZ, Druggist, 46s Pa
avenue, next door to the United States Hotel and
" druggists generally. mar H-ly,rq
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HARTSAORNE's CURE-ALL.
"A THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOk.
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEIE
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREPARED BY CHEMIST.
BerrLHs II, % and 50 cents and ono dollar.
6HE6REATEsT DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE,
EARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL should be kept
In ell families in csso Of eoodsnts sudden sick-
nessAs it free uenty cares In less time than IL re-
cures to get physician.
cures pain In any Part OF the System and Is vsst
externally and internally.
IL As the frexlent changes Of the weather prs-
d1ce bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Lifnbs
aad Body; also, Stiff Neck-eve!y person SHOULD
Slnews, Blood and Bones; and By ITS warming e!ec-
Get bottle and try it.
H 81 SE P}g sS hsEs CsSyfh u: Sr HARTs
CHERRY-it is the best Cough sJrup in tie
Lyon arc Bilious, use HARTsHORNE,sANT
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver Sfo
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