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A cAkDs;Hsyins ;. been informed BY several re-

A cARD-Heying been informed By several re-
n spectacle ctixels that o, ster nav ~ ~
kers, selling from buckets on they ~ fal
streets, have repre- scented themselves as NAD
selling for me. and that not o fsv per-
sons hayeiu this way had imposed upon
them impure oysters, and complaint having been
made 10 mo to this effect, have to say that have
no hsEke[s selling for me from buckets and do not
lishment as do not deal in oysters Of that class.
Neither have any branch Of my establishment in
any part OF the city. No oysters are sent BIZ to
families s1cept on orders received at my only
Depot, No. 2s1 G street. between leth ard II, i.
90 29-lm ~ n.tf. .-fs. II. nj. RARVEv =
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g THE EMPIRE
DASH. BLIND, DOOR, AND MOULDING
ESTABLISHMENT, =
No. s62 SEVENTH STREET, opposits Center Market
N. G.. col MING,
SUccS ssoR TO
H. w. HAMILTON & co. .,r-


take this opportunity of calling the attention OF
sAsH DOORS. Or BLNDS ns MoT%pfNas. p11fs o &o .,
DO, now in store and daily receiving from the
ufsctory. IL hiss become q we'll known fact, that
the materials furnished from this establishment
faotured from well seasoned lumber aEd fnished
by experienced workmen. We do not hesitate TO
sey that We now have in store the most complete
stock Of the above mentioned Or toes over bsfore
invite the % astsntion M p puSa
SAVE YOUR TIME AND MONEY,
b. pu5chssiny ,enr s&alldInE & MstsrIsls at the Old
viii get good artioie at fair price.
:. OUR. DOOR DEPARTMENT
lswel stocked with No; article Of all the va .
Premium Fancy Front Doors, which are worthy
the attention OF those about buildins-having
drawn the hrst premium at the Penusylvnuia State
Fair, and manufactured at the Empire Mills OF
Messrs. Potter C Co.
OUR SASH AND BLIND DEPARTMENT
10 also oomplete with al sizes and styles, to which
we call particular attention. Glazed Sash constant
furnished st short notice. as9E n 80 : :
OUR MOULDING DEPARTMENT
is Also complete with all the styles nov in gonei a.
any DESIRED pattern. Also, al kinds of Tufned
Door Frames. and window Frames. Of al iinds,
Also on ham, . general a,sortment oi Glass, Putty
10, A call is solicited and satisfaction given OF
n B-A liberal discount for cash.
Propris.oHr ~ Of e he sEgRSi1NsS ERpirs ss.h Hl,ra
End Mouldins Estsblis6msnt'
no 2-u No $50 Seventh street.
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McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,

Ths only safe and certain cure for Cancers Pf,,, Tu
svsnEs ard Bronchils Coitrs Paralysis, Nsu
ralgia, wsskness Of the Muscles Croae InAsmmatory
Rheumatism, Sfness ef the Joints, Contracted Muscles
Lgamsnts Esrache Toohaehe, Bruises sprains Fresh
Cuts w9unds ulecn, Fever sorss, Csksd Breast Sore
pain, Differences how long the disease nsy
have existed, McLEANB CELEBRATED LlNIMENT 10
q certain remedy. ~ .rE=
Thousaoas Of human beings have bean saved life ds
erspiuds and misery BY the Of this Invaluable remedy
MeLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
VIII rsisys pain slnoet and will clean,
purify and heal the fcrest Incredible shor
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS
McLEANB CELEBRATED LIN1MENT is the only saf.
and reliable remedy for the Of SPAWN, Ring gbons,
Wndgsls, Splints Unnatural Lrmps, Nodes Svelings
never failed to Big Head. Follevil, F.rlA Old
Running sorss, or svssny, properly applied For
sprains, Bruises Scratches Cracked Heels CEzss Saddle
Collar Calls, Cuts, Sores. Wounds, infalbs
remedy Apply directed and certain every
Then tras longer With The many worthless Linnsuts
offered % you Obtain supply Of DR McLEANH CELE-
BRATED LlNlMENT. Il win cure you.
-a. }. n. MCLEAN. Sole Prspristor,
Corner Third ant Pine st-, 81. Louis, Mo.
CHARLES sTOTT, Gs "a. ass sole agent in Washing
ian; Y. g. :. CISS SEL, Gsorfstovn. A-D&wIy
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OrYIciAL yoTE OF NoRrH CAnoLrNA-The fol-
lowing 10 the oficial vote Of the State Of North
Carolfna In the bate PTesineutial election; .
Breckinridge and Lane -. .4s. $50 z
Bell and Evsfett. .........-...........A "A, $40
Breckinridge's majority. a.s4p
ticket received only 2,7oi votes In the whole
Stale. ef-s-sr t-s-s
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Furs F0rs +!

AT sEYMOUR's IN GEORGETOWN.
have with strict care personally attended to
the manufacturing and selection of the following
Furs. nv long practical knowledge of the Fur
Business enables ms with certainty 10 invite the
ladies' to goods made from 6ue and fresh caught
skins. Suoh As
Canada Mink Sable,
Russia Fitch,
Siberian Squirrel,
Wster Mink,
French sable.
Childrens' Furs in great variety,
Fur rrimmines Of sll coors.
Prices very moderate. -
w. F. SEYMOUR,
no 19 I'm Georgetown.
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E,EMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
ALEXANDRIA, "a.

Mrs. 8. J. MCCORMICK, PRINCIPAL.
The thirteenth annual session of this Institution
will commence on Tuesday, September 18th, IN the
house recently occupied by Sylvester Scott. Esq,
A.. The course of study pursued viii comprise all
the branches requisite 30 a thorough English Edo
desired.
liz addition 70 day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick is
prepared to receive limited number of pupils as
boarders, who, constituting part of her own fam
lily, will be under her immediate care and supeTvi-
sion. She will cndeavor as :ar as possible to sur.
round them with the comforts and Kindly influences
of Home. -.
.Rsfueness.-Rsv.Ge Geo. H. Nortoa, Rev. DR.. Ellas
Harrisea, Key. .: F. s2rigs, Wdliam n Fowlo.
E:S- RHsSs.y RnSs,y MaH5bu,y: Hyy: E:g Levi; Msksc.js'
Editor Evening Star, Benjamin Waters, Esq. ID as.
Entwisle, Jr., Esq, Col. John w. Minor, Loudoun,
Messrs. Blackjack & Marshall, Messrs. Corse
Brothers. ~ Z ,il- : -
Board, with Tuition in all the English Branches,
82oofor the annual session-pay able ssmi-anuually,
IN advance. --.----.-. ~
Music and Languages ct Professors prices.
III No extra charges. au 78-tf
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EDUCATIONAL.

ID A. 8. DxVILLIERS,
L ROFESSOR Ofthe FRENCH and GERMAN
LANGUAGES, RI Eighth street, between l. and
NJ has the honor to announce to the pu bio that he
has resumed his lessons in the above Languages
and has opened at Miss Wood seminary. 394k
street, between 18th and 18th ats French Glass in
which young ladies will be admitted. This class
will meet three times week at half-past p. m.
Terms: as per quarter of 10 weeks Satsfa ctory
arrangems nts made for lessons given in schools.
Mr.. de Viiers offers the best references as to his
zeal ability, q o., 20 s - oc 24-lm
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Il u r. Sn
have now ready for exhibition and sale my stock
Of FURS, to which invite the attention of the la
dies have taken great care in the selection, and
feel assured they are unsurpassed in quality, style
and work kmnHship. The assortment consists Of all
the most fashionable kinds. g =
HUDSON'S BAY SABLE,
CANADA SABLE,
STONE MARTEN,
ROYAL ERMINE,
RUSSIAN FITCH,
and many other varieties.
FUR Of ell kinds for Trimming,
A large assortment Of fCHILDREN'S FURS,
Also, fine variety of CARRIAGE ROBES.
solicit ca from the ladies, and every effort
will be made to please.
All Furs sold BY their real names, and warranted
to be es represented. JAS Y. DAVIS,
no s-sw unt Con Statss.J late Todd Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-24

u YOU wANTto Got gosd Clothing, Furnish
@ 4sS Sf ssv!snS !: .sSss sSs PIaSss &c % oH'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-24

DATCHELOR'S INIMITABLE HAIR DYE.
ID spd alt fret-ea ass Toilet Artloles, for sale n
QIBBS'S Wig, Braid. snd Curl Manuiaotory, 2iS
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{" KENTUCKY CHAIRS.
w Il Have Just received assortment of KEN
TUCKY RUSTIC CHAIRS, the most com-n
Portable and durable chair made. w
We have also in store full and complete ID 7
stock of HOUSEFURNlSHING GOODS.
consisting Of Cabinet FqTniturs. Looking Glasses,
Table Cutlery, Britannia Ware, Plsted Goods,
Iapanned Ware, Block Tin Goods, Iron Ware,
Our ock Is complete with almost every thing
necessary to furnish the parlor, dining room, hall
Cash or time purchasers will be offered strong
Inducements to buy.
no l6-eo6t Iron Hall.
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FEMALE EDUCATION

l. HOSE Parents who wish their daughters TO re-
ceiye thorough and sy stematIc education. where
their ply cal taning will receive daily and special
attention. under the most approved system of Calls
thenlcS and gymnastics are pectfully invited to
teenth st. and New Yerk av. =
MR.. q MRS. z. RICHARDS,
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tnS immediately opposite the west wing of the
City Hail. Isosntly Occupied BY Chas. ). Wallsch
story and the third floor Of the Same buildlns For
terms apply 70 RICHARD WALLACH, No. 9
Louisiana avenue. in Is II
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NoTE-Under the reg stions ofthe Department,
as heretofore and now existing. no pa, msnt oau
be made for advertising proclsmetio6s except 70
such publishers as are tatsp dsfhoT ized % pub
Once. ne R-vl0vs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-24

PARAFFINE oASpyEIEfstt, EIEfstt,xE cAxpLxs,
beastinal srtasls. seuAl y aeeearsnes . astens
:s:gE., sss:g A sssiss sls's y sad s 52sse ~
lSccm a'' g Corner vsrnsut sS. and II -.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-16

4 French amatsur in the Paris ll0r,i-
ciual fY,.H. l.ats "3bpat q year
aeo. made bnf.ln i1r . tota husl ul
nag hcsHt growth, and lu.l 81 bads. J
sa.tfi lef ih.m 10 bloom, a.l expected
roses worthy Of bach u1tle plant, a1l ol
'i.o pgase tta.npel upon it hy iae gqudar.
s. Ietgih. anan Il lloomel, III ny hopfs
tere hhsrJ Too a9eoFs SEA. nj o mid
ding mnl .iliori. a..dl colot4l gBoaah.
iuefuisrc resolved O. saesiise i 10 ..aao cx-
geflmea,s .iat in Wow. hy attention had
Zen esftllysgsd piih ihc el.ee.se' essfsoal,
s. lsgal IN some English Publications.
lien cgYersl ,he ea,,, ,n Zoe pot IN which
ms rose bush vHl about half a inch deep
ailh pAlgssiaod charcoal. hoMa days ancr
vas ssto'lshel 20 see tho ross uhio'i
.ltoned. ii e. Gne o LIVELY rosc color as |
cauli rhh do,cmiued 10 rspeat the OK.
~ iaaa.: end, therefore, vhan lie rosq
aash lal ,loae Towering, t9pa Of sae Uhar.
ca, ani pa fresh eir,h on the To-. l0u
msy conceive ira. ! usitol fpF Tie nest
spsag iuipattn,ly 10 iile result q shi.
exps imehs. Wien i blpamej, de roses
usre. e Il iir.t. palo and ii eolosul bal,
" ar ying ,hs chsfcasl. . bsloEe, il'sy
soon resumed their rosy-rc'l eslor. l sried
the powdered charcoal likcwiao IN laFg'
quantities upoa pc.rni4s anil found ,hal
beth the vlala sBd yiolst iosers wer'
eos " sensible 70 iss action. Il aiHay.
rsvs rtsss sieel, - ,hs rcd OF siolsi epla1.
II lAe aowerl, aai slo ~l.l.e ps;aaiss b.
cane ssine.l vi.h rC,. or yiolsi tins. Tl.
yig.ets lsll)rod) boeanc co.e.si sila irIeN
nlar sposs sf a blui., or allaeys black tint
Many persona who eslnired gssa trough
that thev we're ncvvarieiics from seed. Ygl
low flowers are, "a have proved. insunsibi'
- The influence Of the charcoal. -tsssag
t;sdsner.
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IT'S = parso~.-Thc following stn;e.
E.sai, L lrae, i Singular. We have tlie ~
tlofi:y eg The laa.saapols Journal:
The pristns = in she isliaaapeIis iail are
a Gacuiiaus est pf rsscals. Thanksgiving
Dny Trey han I Oil l,rovn In ct =. lyut tha,
VS. smiIlsedgt oEnFel WITH tlieir exploits
in waeraFy lrst Sunday. They lsst have
lal fszp Of frn in their var. Qain. the
~if.msIs-icrrv, vas puk N tfial. azSa Aficr
tsfefsrns ~sEc rune sarouxh sish, be vss
ssnssseea b bclanrsa insmatef. A blsar
~ sss torn up and ss;isted iflta srope, and
- vssia vss nssrsaiad finn The balcsry
ef e.ssifs q sisos5 unusrse = 4 f.i--. iiif
~sy.~ l~sa<frressi The ~ zas.ml : lastsr7s-
- 10 eus kv~sl1rn js=s u ~ nsskld
o11ke - suHt - ~ ialzilI > sH'esIe@I
: =.ssis t-fis J ~ 1ss-~7ae<1 ; > ri
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All yessiy adysrlsctr~iss nrr allowed u ~
shsNvsd sviec vrw wilhoai additional rhifre.
- TIE CaSh tss Advertising Ia dun from tho
oese iNssssleM sf N md,,r,iaemeni.
iAAsdgstssmspu 10, maised Win The number Of
iseessss'w Assirei viii bo published aiui ohlrgei
fos q Ne rcynlw rates until irdsrei GOT.
Advertisements frpm y d siance must hehtccm'
psaissi nv tte CAsn, or satisfactory reference.
.politic, addresses or circulars intended Tor In
disidusl bencat, charged ~ adsefti.em"nls.
Adsevsissan out. Of personal natnre. " admit
Ted st all, will bsye to te paid fur IN advance, At
dsshls prior. i'"
a. Editorial business notices - cents r"r linz.
Ansounc-mcn,. ~ candidates must be pail tor
ssrirly IN advance, fcllnws; f,r state and Dii-
svies osicss, &iv; Tor County eldess, -.
ObisAaky Nsssccs S,E rue lines IN length. or
If,b6tss % Rsspsct bs Association. or Societies.
~ he Death II = usmbsv, must be paid for at our
All onmanicasions FOR his paper must be &C.
soapraisi BY the aa.her' sima,ures,.
~ All cumaunisa,ions connected with The
husness az this Office must DO addressed 10 "Ihc
HAites u the Pamela Star"
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To PHEsEgyE ClTHoy.-T.ke tbrce
rounds of sngar 20 fourteen pounds II
citrcn, cut IN e larve pieces A. convenient.
Put ,hr se~ar n t'rrs-rsfrs kettle With :
litile water: boil end skim add cloves. ON
namon, mace and cosiasder seed. Paf in
sI much Of the citron a. tise sir1p will
cover, and cock I'll you ca rna a straw
through, then tlace upon plates p DRY.
A lissIc cisron THIS pr~fstc', VI Ssef in
r,ince or dried sppIe pies, viii Ald nsdA Ia
their favor. - - f-stsl stsAH
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A iIRT 70 EIsaERMES.--Ihc Dn.eh
always kill lsh sl.e mosnenl shcy are taken
out 81 TIC water, all they remain plump
and II better flavor than those which arc
allowed 70 expire IN long sschy. which has
procissly tie same eileet upon the fssh tl.a.
disease has. Tie hinl il worthy .ls astsa-
ton Of our fsll1fmcn. The French do no.
bleed poultry to death, but stick sharp
awl inlo sae spinal maFr0H at. the hass u
iie heal, aa1 the retention of tue blooi
aifs 10 the fsrfirrss and favor of the fowl.
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u1tLts CT NcitEa.

- #4
An English lady, Mrs. Murray, hssl sl
yoy3eiFg amohg The Spanish Ilsaii, aai
has written booi des erip;i,e Of The women
See mssit, fpisa'a.'y ). Santa c.us, .
capital Of Tcnssiae. Is eleucrly reviewed
y an Easli'h esiiis, and vc qalic "a.
age:
Tht! arc peiy portraits ti'sh III.
Murray hes gissi os; ~ one tTisht. brave,
English wG-hn. with her ererry sn,l ,our.
s-e tcr scif-relianee snI her hehor, Il
rcfti ttn whole taYy. Thomnr't skin ati
llnrp't bssbat 4st tls b en- lsssts. her
glotqus ,ycs. lar m.leils Las', har "
w.IeAing mouth, meke her very oasuisaaa
~ portrait ;---sods inc Spssish vamsn
with her natural abva-s tr.r iei into hrr
masniE-sns hair, anl hsr iatk eyes apars-
ting - sloqaoAtly FROM an.lar issr aggiti
lross. let the palm Of hesufy pass. les
tire fiir-isirei Inelsh giri ln0k r-le snl
cxpryssicnlcs bssi,le thkss tcas.ies: b.. at
homo, who brit she bears Vi tie priss beiaEs
all women Of The vofti. wao 50 treat, -
heaiy ~eII-sf pointed, % resalar in nv i.sh-
is, 50 clsrn.n.g in hsr msnls sirn. .-rh0
% trs<t bsHss oonfaaiss, 50 fc..ssis. %
szatlaal, 80 mass-likc a. shel Not IN
Moorish raaiasn. igssarans asil % ~ ~
ssc'ti ~ c,se.vifcs AMI ir.trc,.nsl.lr valla:: |:
nor Spanish u Noula. rio V.sh tirir tabil-
On ths dlnis r asle, ssain thEoaEa tss nosn-
inr, dressed Ike Tasssl bsrsar, and mar
not rctvcn % mass Hllirf. hsr sn.sra I'D
her Fusri@a. fpe on. esa I<vs vu vould
rather rsy oar homage 10 tsci ussaea .
No "a pzinisl in ths Academy, ia ssarh.
ps&sisssuv Balnsr.i bsssas tnsnssi ks = .asl
esussus ebrrx, with slTs fsasls s'krt ai
lrh ~ sd e = I'll hall : e.. ~. x =
,ssJfl fttt'fsa. 'sii-Tszp = - ~ II =.
seM>rsk y - sE u HT' . ol the LaFuu.
.sE+ s ~ -~f
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All sabaafplIAninf itllhf'lq lm'ifl % lhf
,ms ~ shemithf viii harlbliad ahi all M
ssafaa.. Afe pal. ot n lA afllnn ai lharlalNlIaf.
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ss hi,', ~ i,'i 0h' sie tspa) aisa5' 10
soh.lnulsh slawr-,l over nbf sldafe nhl a'' n
i lisss. winfo csin,ad a. iws .liarm CO, ~
iasg. Typ. ehasrelfn ,he 'psfa lhsy eeeury
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RCcupr Ion THs BrsT ppgLEi EVER
IAnE.--i teet u sfeen tomatoes, sliced,
ono dozen chions, sliced also sprinkle thoni
with ssll, ard h., thcn stand tn,il tie ncxt
lay. thcn dram then. Then uscihc fol-
loving q spicas; oae box of mustard Nai,
one anl half ounce of black pepper, eno
ounce u whole cloves, one ounce of yellow
rtrrd ssi, one oanrc ~ allsric-. Put
IN Go kettles q layer III spices md cpc Of
Tomatoes and onions alternately. Cesdr
them vita VINEGAR. Hss the msslard b.
foro putting IL in. LET tho whole boil
twenty minutes, and you vii be peslcfei
BY al your friends asking you for The re.
ccipt.
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liNp tgNagf-..lho following comrnt
hss boon use,l w,h great saoceta ia cover.
ing terraces, liH.Hg baaips soldering iiones,
,tf., and U,lyvhare rcssls The Gligaiion Of
waiDt itaso hafd tha' Z, scratches Iron.
u 81 formed Of niue'y three parts n we'll
burned brick All fevcn pert, Of l,hnrac,
laads plplus with lnsled oi. The brick
aud l.tharee ere ralycriacd: the latter must
always 10 reduced 20 worry fine powder;
tLly slc mixed torc.her, aud enough Of lin.
.col ~ alisi. It i ,lea applied IN the
manner Of plaster, the body that is 70 be
covered being pleay previously vet will a
ponge This pfccautiSn is Indispensable.
o.lerRSe lhe oi wosdal lIl.ss through the
body. and prevent .Aensslic fro.a acquiring
ilp deArsl d.gfsg of l.srdne ). WHOM, il
nck,mielo.lra large surface II fomeiiuel
hspnoh 70 iaye fas iii,, Which mat lie
fllei up With frsh qunhtity of The cc.
'rcuts. In three or Iour days i will become
Efn.--,ScieHiife ifHerir~n.
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The Esp Yaft Wolly Ah. n lla git
.limo. dll1ea lflfd snsy iyslme
lsfoant
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-16
Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over large part Of
the globe. 10 the consequence of diseased action
In the system, induced by the poisonous miasm of
vegetable decay. This exhaIasion In evolved by
the action Of solar heat on wet soil. md rises with
the watery vapor from It, While the gun II below
the horizon this vapor fingers near the earth q
face, and the virus 10 taken with 1t thruuEA the
lungs into the blood There 1t acts as an irritating
poison on the internal viscera and excreting organs
of the body. The liver becomes torpid and fails to
sacrete not only this virus but also the bile from
the blood. Both the virus and the lille accumulate
in the circulation, and produce violent constitu-
ionaI disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, and the
stomach sympathixe with the liver, and become
disordered also. Finally, the instinct Of our
gansssn, rs Ii In an attempt to expel the noxioug
infusion, concentrates the whole blood OF the body
IN the internal cxcretores to force them to cast it
out The blood leaves the surface, and rrshes to
the central organs with oongcstive violence. This
is the CHILL. But In this effort II fails. Then the
FEvEH follows, In which the blood leaves the CEN
trai orrans end rushes ~ the surface, az II In
another effort to expel the irritating poison through
that other great cxcretory the skin. In this
also IL fails, and the system ahandons the attempt
exhausted and waits for the recovery Of strength
to repeat the hopeless effort another day. These
are the nss or paroxysms Of FavER AND AguR.
Such constitutional disorder viii OF under
mine the health If it Is not removed
We have iabored to and. and have found, m
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Dr. Hicks, In renewing his card to the public,
you'd call attention to rev style Of splate
work, Hhieh 10 peoaliarly adapted 10 Cat, irregu
iar, and otherwise diGseuH jaws. This improve.
mcnt has been tnsted three years and has sastased
its early promise or thing 4 real want in plate
work. The work Ia nov worn " many of our most
promisent itissns, Who give Ii healty approval,
and TO whom he ID permitted to refsr those inter-
osted.
DR.. III. Is also mounting Continuous Gum
work, Block work, and ordinary "sold Plate
work, for which he hss a superior stock on mute-
rial. He 10 prepared to GIL teeth with s3old Foil,
"Adhcsive Gold" and "Chrystal Cold !" in tho most
thorough aad durable manner.
In view Of the stringency In money matters
some allusion to PRICES may not be improper
While on the one hand DIR. II. believes it to be the
better policy, - we'll the honester course, not
10 work Vt all than to work ct prices that will ne
csssitate inferior work ; on the other hand be Is
willing to conform in his charges to the lower
standard Of remuneration that other occupations
have suffered.
With hfteen years experiences, . thorough dsvo-
ton TO bis professiou, and IA earnest desire 10
please, he Ii determined 10 merit and hopes TO re-
ceive, continuation of the liberal patronage here.
tofore enjoyed.
JuiwI1.dkW
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M Mag -. - q kk. M. ID. surge N
asAe DontiHG- Ottcs ON Second ST., nA
ne,ween n Main and johnson streets, Kco-6 @
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HAEK1yG HOUsE or
y e . b y y G.. n n r fx 4 o..
I HAVE this dsy admitted % : partner In the
j Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, fwho has
been ny teilsr Tor the last sir ye4fs1.' The busi-
asss ,hsrsaftsr, will be eonAustsd andsr the arm
andxtyle Of
GEO. g. ANDERSON 4 90.
BeinG one of the eldest Banking HOUSES (if not
the ohs6tJ In lows, the new arm solicits soatin-
uAnec q Former patronage 20 Ibsraly extendsd to
the senior partner. s a@T
Thsy viii make ooilsotions aad rsmtt, less Kx-
change, on the day Of payment, free sf oharps.
Their rAfersnces are ~ formeriy by senior part
nsr wis
RRYExxxcxs:
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winsiow, Lanicr b Co., Baakers, NY.
Edward W. Clark \ Co., ,PhiiadelphiA.
Howard Banking Co.,, Boston.
Clapp, Fuller browne, Bankers, Boston.
Nalins 0snk, Chicago.
Ao1n4n = A0sipcke, UhinaGo.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank pittshuYKh.
Kramer i Rahm, Bakers,
0ilnCfe& 4 Brotherton - Cincinnati.
A. DsHunt = Co., - Louisvills.
State Savings Ins nstitutiop, st. Lonis.
keokuk Jan. j, IS. GEO. @. ANDERSON
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