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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

wILLARDS' HOTELS Emerson, KY; n
Wright, NY; w g Otto, Ind; T G Bats, NY; 4
ID Lincoln, @; A 3 Van Dyke, NY; Sandy,
do; o Ormesby, Ind; O Vale, =; DIR J Fowke,
Tenn; Or Isier, do; II Myers, UsS; Grifin,
and lady, Ky; p Alsop aud lady, do; 6 ID Bat
low and lady, q; Kiss A Barlow, dc; ID Wilt
hams, Pa; A Grayson, Va; r Sharpless and lady,
pentsr, Pa; 81 r Patterson; Iowa; Kinds and
lady, We; w G Durgue and lady, Nj; w n
Cogswell, CT; w Appleton, Mas; w Appleton,
do; W Amory, i Patterson; Cana; ) X L3Odtt,
Cuba; Hon Ruggles. NY; Mrs g Story.
c Gould, NJ; Miss Cor bon, Pa; q Waiting aud
lady, do; w A Waiting and daughter, do; Mr.
Barts.ow and lady, Mass; Miss Barstow, do; \
Whitney and CONS, do.
BROWNS HOTEL.-E Cumpton, Kettle
well, Nd; VI Leigh. II Brown, a Cour ind ly,
Z MoormaP, ID Ruckman, Il Him, c r Garnet,
at, La; simpson, X Higgins, Ind; A Gray,
KAN u 8 Bradley, KY; Gen Calf, sedgmlck,
HssNessenger, J Reynolds, NY; Senui, NJ
Rodding, Pa; A r. Handy, NJ B McMiehen, w
Lea, Miss; w Mitchell snd daughter, Miss F
Birch, Ala.
NATIONAL HOTEL.-L Woodruff Poland;
v Holmes, VIM Reese, Peter Gormzn nd; W
Mole. Eng; Powell, c St0ue, Ala; w III
Coombs Ind Cochran, NH; A Il Pierson,
MINI; Wilkins, Cal; Miss Mollie Cook X y;
@ A Ball, Ga; CarlpbsIl NY; Davenport
Va; Blooms nZdale and lady, Miss A shone
mon, G Walsh, Nd; d Poole, C Tiffany, II
Willard, NY.
KIRKWOOD HOUSE.-w Templeson, n
o. CrOthers, g Chorporing, Pa; l. Settle, J
w Parko, Va; W Allen, X Lurner, Gilbert
q Taylor, Md; Capt Kingsburg, TSN; O Parchal
Tex; Bell, Cal; Hon w = Ashe Nc; ] Troxey
and fan, la; Emerson, Ky.
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Constipation or Cestiveness

No one of the "many Ills fesh is heir tor is so
preya lent, SO little under stood and uch neg
looted as Costiveness. Of;en originating in care
leEsness. or ssdentsry habits il is regarded rs Q
slight disorder of too title cOnsequ to excite
anxiety, while In reality il is the precursor and
companion of many OF the most fatal and danger
Gus dIgeases, and unless early eradicated it will
bring the sufferer to an untimely grave. Among the
lighter evils of which Costveness 10 the usual at
Breath Piles, and Others of hile long
train offrightful diseases such Fevers,
plexy, Epilepsy, Paralyss, Hysteris, Hypochon-
driasis, elanohoy and Insanity, first indicate their
Not unfreauentLy the diseases named originate in
Constl patton, but take on an independent exist
From all these cons derstioRs II follows that the
disorder should receive imsediste attention when
o box of CephalIo Pills on the FIRST appearances OF
the complaint, a. their timely use viii expsl the
dangerous foo to human life.
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PH1LApEIPHIA OYSTER TRADx.-The capital
invested In the oyster trade in Philadelphia
amounts to $500 900, Welding returns Of about
million and a half Of dollars annually. Over
200 vessels are engaged in the trade, each max
ing about two trips month to Maurice River
Cove and back Owing TO disputes with Mary
land however some Of the boats never return, and
the captain and crew are lucky II they escape I'm
rrisonInent- both the Marylanders and Vir-
ginians claiming a monopoly Of the business
along their own sheres. In Baltimore, the annual
returns are estimated at four millions of dollars
The trade In these two cities is principally to the
west, to which the Introduction of the canning
system has given a new impetus; experiences hav-
ing proved that the biyalvss are best, when put
MP In cans for sbi pment- Though American
oysters are not equal In size to those found in the
Indian ocean, yet they are believed to surpass than
in nutritiousnes and delcacy, and far superior
20 any found on the European coasts.
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OCEANSTEAMERS' SAILING DAYS
EAGLE IRON WORKS,
IL CORNzR ONO Av. AND THRrzEsIH 81.

ENGlNES.
The undersigned have been appointed sole AZ snts
Ia Oily for the manufacture and sale Of the above
Engines and are prepared to supply all ORDERS with
prOnp Esss and dispatch. These engines have
been satistactorIly Introduced, and now prncti
cally efnPio3ed In bakeries; BY bookbinders: for
koxSood cutting; By cabinet makers; for drawing
I'm blowers 70 venlate buildings; for puuping ~.
domestic purposes eevating grain; glass cuttin
ginning cotton; grinding quartz; grinding paints;
grinding sugar cane on plantations in Cuba; for
hoistIns; for knitting msehines; By manufactu rers
plated ware OF printers material, OF silver ware
OF agricultural implements; Of matches; of hooned
skirts for pumping az railroad stations and on board
saips; for sewing machines; for Job printing and
printing daily newspapers; for various plantation
pses; FOR saving and planning lumber; for pfckine
halr Tor polishing combs for shoemaksrs' uses; for
sand sitting; turning; tobacco QUITTING and pulYer-
ns; "a eanneries and slrs making establishments;
Ior SODA water msnufscturs; for bone CRUSHING;
mst nnshln{: towing; grinding cutlery, &e. They
are ineAplosvej economical; easily mana red: thew
require 10 engineers; use no water; and Consume
Yey Itue Inei. Any person DESTROYS OF using these
Engines can oy application TO the undersix n ed ia
shown are number OF testimonials from persons
satisfaction IN their operation And psa ~ 'ie
Prices OF the Engines as sstabished by tha Pal.
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MEDICINES.

Z n sennsxeN,
Lock HOSPITAL,
Has DssseswsS tAs sssss Cssfsss, Speedy, ss< sd
Efsessai Rssssdy - fAs Rovil,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENck
LET NO FALSE DELCACY PRRVENT.
APPLY IMMED ATRLr.
4 CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
v..i..u ~. s.sa. s.nss.,.. As..s... .fsA. uA.sr
sad 1i.ddss tnyssn.p Dssh.rrss. lngsssnsy, ss.9lp
Debility, s.r,. 8, Ds:y:e:i Las l., -
blna..s q Sight. sddia.. Dss..s Of n. Had rAr.G
Bee. slS As.:s:.. 81 q. Ing. a:.sss 81 s:,.'.
Ysuth-hsss Dreadful Pr,eness vhsh
der Marriage i'm Psssl. and dss,rsy bets ssdy s.1 hf
Especially vhs have bsssns The victims 81 Sod viss
"a, dr..d. snd d..t.suI. hahn .hies .na..y sweep.
.sd t.isn, and brilliant n:.l.si vhs night .hsrvIs As,s
., Il. ., -: s. -. s..s
sssss.
yiags, beng aware 81 PAysssi vsakssa ssesss dssfv
4. ss. pise.: sn.s sadss u. ear. Of Dr. J. nay r.lr
szy ssnids In his hsnss gentleman and sssadssy rs
OFFICE Ne sosTn rnEDERICEsfRErY.
Ian hand aide gsiDg from nsltimsrs fsv deere bee
mai = paid and sss.si, Amy.
ph JOHNSTON,
i,.n %: :. d: mas. .@in.as c.:f IA 3. Ssh.a si.ss
and greater part Of vhsss life he's sssn spent
head Of III. s,ssnshing vsrs
tnsvn; many trsssl.d with rngn5 IN u. h.sa ,nd ..
sends sa.bsins.s with sqs.pt sssng, .usudsd ss.s
usss WITH dsranEsnsn Of mind. vsss cured sastsy.
TAXI PARTICULAR NOTICE.
ysu1f Men and sthsrs vhe have injured hsDsslvss
s.nain practice in vSsn slsnse hsh rsssssny
.ses ar. .'I nssy e: .h:a .::.P I'd
s:Sa' .1.sTs; @ps.s. and destroys led -i.a ''d
Thea. sad and .l.nsAsy se.es Pssessss
ns. Pain. IN ia I.as pinn... 81 ssS Less q Ms,s
Psxsr PslpAusn sfihs Esar DysPspsy, Nsrvsss lrr.s
eth. d. ..'' Fsneuso' ssn'rsl pssiy'
.srfsi .s.su.a Ii. ..d a.. ...A
fspru Evil FsrssdnTs, A,sr,isO fsseisiy, i.fbs1ss
Ls,s q sslssds firndfy, ETC., Of The evils Pc
NERVOUS DIIILrY.-rAss,.,ds can vludss vssi
q. % as
sppsaSanss sSsst the esngh q
DISEASES or lMPRsDEHCE.
vssr the msgydsd prsdsn vst.ry pssssss
k,s inbissd ths seeds Of ts psnfs d,s,i. tee shss
@ a : can s.o! s. 1 h i 4. s M. 4:
sS Ii him S:
msOh ats, month or. oof as he 'n.ii.. q. can b %
s'.r hh CALLING dsaPpsntnsn By Ii. e that dead,
nS. a:.a.. .s:s a. tf:oSs%. s: s.. ss.s s.
n AZ I.0,sssS .s r:.,say, III s:.ts Pr.
s.1.T.d s.sny ffsn vh... S..fe. .. as-:i Ssts1s.
d. JoHNsoHSHEMEDT roS oasAHc wKAKHEsa
~ ~ great and Important remedy vssknsss u srsasl
speedily eursd and fui vgsr Sksssan6s
and dsstltsd VIE had Lest al hsSs,
bssn INN sdiatsy relieved.
An imP:dn.h, M.ni.r., Phy,i..l or H.s.. pl.,..s
fsasns Lsss Of Prssrssvs Fewer, Hsrvsss tity
fI.nsIaG and w..iass. E1l.ssds. sf1s .s.i fss1i
had speedily eIrsd.
| ENDOksEAENr or YHE PKEa0.
TNE MANY fH0UsANDs cared stthis insdtzsis. With
9 last ss,sutssn yssrs and The ornsrsss mpsrant ssrgt
s.,..n q d! Sas.m suS .s.J .Isr ,.r..s:, n....
yssh h.,. .sl..r.d ,s.. and .s,in ..,. u. public
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WV married men. from the age Of thirty and up
wards are more or less bald. They scratch the
hair of in dsmay at their wives long rnilliners
bills, Yes, 10 IL certain. You have all observed
that when q gentleman Is examining a little
account he always scratches his head, and the
longer the bill the harder he scratches.
IL David Jones was missed for several weeks
from home In St Louis. Advertisements fetched
him up at New Orleans, his letters having mis-
carried; and returning home last week when with
in a few miles Of home, he fell overheard and was
drowned
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BRIDoKT.-Missus wants you. to send her q boz
of Cephalio Glue, no, q bottle Of Prepared Pills.
but Pm thinking that's not just 10 naIther; but per
maps yen be sfther knowing what i is. see
she's nigh dead and gone with the Sick Headsohs,
and wants some more Of that same relaived her
before.
Pills.
Bridsa;-Och! sure now and you've sed it, here's
the quarther and CIV me the Pills and don't be all
! day about it aither.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

groving tendency In this age TO Appropriate the
most presslve words of other And after
word Cephslic, which is from the Greek signifyine
"for the head 10 now becoming popuansed in
remedy; but II will coon be used In more general
way, and the word Cephalio will become as
distinction ss foreign words has been worn away
By common usage until they seem "nativs and TO
the manor born"
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Twenty MILLIONS OF DOLLARS sAvRD.-Mr
e6reted Prepared Clue and is mated that each
eottl. saves at east ten dollars worth Of broken
hons Of dollars reclaimed ffom total loss b. thia
valuable invention. Aaving made bis Glue q house
hold word, he pow proposes to do the world still
his Cephalio Pills, and If they are as rood 40 his
Glue, Headaches Will soon vanish away like snow
In JAY.
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DrOvER EXCITEMENT. and the mental care and
anxiety incident To close attention to bus ness or
study, are among the numerous causes of Nervous
Headache. The disordersd state of mi nd and BODY
incident to this distressing complaint is . fatal
9ow 20 si energy and ambition. Sufferers ~ this
thrse distressing attacks by using one of the Ce-
phsl!c Pulls wheneveI the symptoms appear. 1t
ed and jsrriug nerves, ard relaxes the tension OF
the stomach which always accompanies and az
sravates the disordered condition OF the brain.
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,aPdly Realized.

Hi 'ad n 'orribls 'eadaehe this afternoon. hand
stepped into the hapotheoaries hand says hi 70 the
ran, Can yo1 hesse me 81 an 'esdsohe.' "Dces
and upon that e gave mo 3 CephalIo Pill. hand
pen me 'onor It CURED me SO quick that 'ardly
realized 'sd 'ad an 'eadaohs.
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GRKtT DIscovRRI.-Apong the most important
OF al the great medical discoveries Of this ase may
ton from Small Pox, the Cepbalio Pill fer relief Of
Headache, and the use Of QgiIine for the proven
uQn OF Fevers, either of which In q sure seeoiio,
whose benefts will be oxperienoed by suffering
humanity Long after their disoovazers are
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IC-DIp You ever have the Sick Headaohel Do
you remember the thIobbing temples, tbs feyersd
How totally unit you were for pleasure, CONVERSE:
non or study. One Of the Cepbaiio Pills would
then experienced For this and other purposes
you should o. ways have q box of them on hand 70
use a. occasion requires.
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THE EVENING STAR.
NEyER! NEVER, NEVER |!
sY o W. ouTTKR.

BIT o. W. ourTXR.
Of NAV he ssked as have been asked. when l
never nsv-r "-HsnTy Clay.
You ssk me when I'd read the scrcll
Our fathers names srs wIiueh ei'
wheD would see our f:g unro OIL mara,
WHEN y In q Eorss than f,lon's HAND
Or felon's counsel, would sever
The Union of this glorious lsad
answer-nsver, never, LeVer'
Thinz Q thstI could brook to zee
The banner hive iofeo 90 .ons
Diyydei, measured. Parceed out
To crafty o aw ess rout
of TRAITORS? never, never, never!
Ciysup this land to lawiess might,
To self an fraud, vilain's sway,
Oh.cure those hopes with endless night,
That now are rising Ike the day
TUsE owe mere ss nssisss 8, vain eas:avoP
Our race from ruin to reclaim,
And close the volume never, never!
On yond6r lone and lovely steep,
Tbs sculPtor's ar, the builder power,
A landmark DER The SodIer's sleep,
Have reared lofty funeral tower.
There It will stand until tbs river
That rolls beneath shall csass 10 fovi
Ave, tlll tbs hill itself sh-n culver
With natures Iast convu!sive taroe.
Uron that columns marble base.
that shaft whioh sOGrs into the SKY,
There still IL room enough 20 trace
The countless III lhons yet TO die
And would cover all its he ght.
And breadth before the hour OF ih.ne,
Till sp.ce should fail whereon 20 write
Even the initials Of o name.
dissolve this Union mar, remove
The last asy luHi that 10 known,
Where patriots nd q brothers love,
And truth may shelter from q thTone-
Give up the 90 ,es Of high Ienown,
The legacy our fathers WILD {;
TtaT our vistorIous eagle down
Before our mission Is fulhliedt
dissolve the Union while the earth
Has ret q ty ant 70 be slain;
destroy our freedom In Its birth,
And give the world to bonds asain!
Dissolve the Union! God of Hea en-
we kuoy too well how much II cost;
mil ION bCsoms shall be rlvep
Before one golden link 10 Lost!
Nav spread oft ovr banner folds,
High as the heaven they resemble,
That every race this planet holds
Beneath tasIr shadow may assemble.
Ard with the rainbov's dazzling pride,
Or clouds that burn along the skies,
InFcribe along its margin wlde.
Hope, Freedom, Union, COMPROMISE!
MIR. Clsy's precise words 80 he pcintet to tn
monument that stands on the nights near Frsnk
fort above the slain Of Bueaa Visits, including tn
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JNDIlN VIZ Ri M al fEE1 nHFcocrro
plumbers AND GAS P4TTERs.

j, w. THOMPSON & CO.
Would call the attention of water takers 10 Their
rII $.soItTEsnt OF F1tgfe, psSe5ss,y e i, in.re;
boilers. KiTeREH siNRs, PuM MfAf csi;
Iron, MIonght !rsn, Lead and Glyanlsed w As
TER PIPES, HYQRANTS and PAVE WASH
Frs. RUBBER HOSE, &c.
Having superior advantages, With practical
into dwellings with al the latest improveu suts
promptly. and at prices that cannot fan to satisfy.
NO "a dtMarI bet. eth ADD 10th sts.. .cuth side.
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L r A NCIS II AR p 4 X,
l. HAVING OPENED

Corner Of Ns,c York arssrs ard Textk stTssf.
Respectfully licits the patrouage Of thosew
may be want Of any srtieA in the above line. HIS
endeavors shall he 10 please and by strlot stten
share OF their patronage.
His took consists OF every article usually 70 be
found in frst-class Family Grocery and Feed
Store. ma tT-u
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WIN M ELLIS & BRO.

NO To FRENCH q RiGHs fEia's 40. a1s
fenn sgenqei and examine their extreTeiy large
Gsnes, &e- the finest ass2rtnApt ever offered De
Iors u Hls CITY. 20 eaIiy, befors the rush, and
assortment II Diaries for 1851. Nfisb4 r1osivei
next steamer Complete ssso-tsnent Of f.nSIisb
AJnIanscs. noY
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We are are also Prepared % furnish al short 0o
tIce, Architectural Castings, from any designs ts,
may be furnished. cheap Is can be obtained else
where. Also, steam EnsInes, portable and station
ary high or low pressure; saw md grist mIlls nv
drosfAflc, OF other presses /; boilers fer heating
bulldlngs, wTought water tan shaftinK. gear
Ing, re-, Tor houfiHs other mills and forging Of
al kinds.
ss Is 2zwsm wM NJ ELLIS BRO.
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FACTS WORTH KSowIys.-Sptldins's Cerhalio
Pills are q certain oure for Sick Headache, Bill
Gus Reada9he, Nervous Headache, C0gtiveness
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Furs! Eurs (!

Furs! Eurs!
AT SEYMOUR'S IN GE0RGETOWN.
| have with strict care personally attended to
the manufacturing and selection of the following
Eurs. NY lopg praotiosi knowledge OF the Fur
ladies' 70 goods made from fine and fresh caught
skins. Such as
Canada Mink Sable,
Russia Fitch.
Siberian Squirrel,
Water Mink, ..
French sable.
Childrens' Furs in great variety.
Fur Trimmings If all oolors.
w. F. SEYMOUR,
no Sim Georgetown.
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commi..ionssf oi the General Land on,o..
NOTICE no PRESUMPTION oLAIMANrs

Every person entitled 70 the right of pre emption
20 any OF the lands within the IN and parts al
townshlps above msntionted is required TO oetab-
sh the same to the satisfaction of the rerigter And
receiver OF the proper Land Once, and make pay
msnt u reior as soon as Practicable after seein
tnls notice, and befcre tho day appointed for the
eommenoement OF the public sale Of the lanaa em
braclng the tract claimed: oths, wiss .rch ALL.
viii be forfeited. 'JOS = WIISaS' es "
Commissioner OF the General Land Once
.NoIk:-Under the regulations Of the department
49, ~ and now existing, no pay mont can ~
~ ae are spseialfy aEtA ixsd 10 publish bv
r ss TISn,nas.ioner OF the 6eneral Land Ofhce.s
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4 SONS UNRlyALED p,.
y ANUS &C ell prices, and Of III scs)es. ~ =
nos 500 Pa sv., between EN- :p 5dhi AZ p.
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iTRAVELERS' DIRECTORY.
RALTIM2RIE1 t AND 20 oHI s p RFAAdIktRoAD.

Is WASHINGTON BRANCH. 81
&2a 8 7e =
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and after SUNDAY, November 18th, 1890, the
trains will ron % follows:
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
First train At go a.
Seooud Tram at 7.&0 O. m.
Third train a. $40 p. n, Express.
r'Sfn LEIvE 'BBIhTIMoRB,
First train 1t AIS a. M, Express.
SECOND train At ass o.
Third at $40 p. m.
Fourth at 40 .. m, Express.
The frst, second and third trans from Wash
ington connect through to Phisdslphia and New
York.
The second and third connect at Washington
Junction with trains for the West, South, and
Northwest; also, at Annapolis junction, for An
napolis. For Norfolk take the 20 q. m. trail.
For the accommodation of the vay travel be-
tween Washington and Laurel, passenger Cal
will be attached to the tonnage train which leaves
On Saturday the $40 p. m. train goes to Philsdel
no S-d T.. H. PARSONS, Agent.
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NEW ORLEANS
IN6 HH DAT0
CHOICE OF THREE ROUTES.

ALL RAIL ROUTE, VIA
Orange end Alsrandria Railroad
10 LYNCHBUR6:
Est Tennessee and Virginia,
East Tennessee and Gsorg10,
Nashville and ChattaneoGE,
Memphis snS Chaylsston,
MSsssssiyyi Central,
NesS Orleans and Jseksen,
TO NEW ORLEANS!
MEMPHIS ROUTE:
Memphis By Rail, thence BY First GLASS Packets -
New Orleans.
MONTGOMERY, AND MOBILE ROUTE.
MONTGOMERY By Rail, thence to Mobile by First
GLASS Psckets, Mobile to New Orleans By
Lake Steamers
TWO DAILY TRAINS-SsNDAYs INCLUDED
leave WoshtnSscn 6t q. In. and p. N.
The Steamer GEORGE PAGE leaves her wharf
foot Of seventh street st ~ = m; and sk ?. m. and
connects o. AisxsNanaS WIN tae Orange ana Ajax
Ohcs-PsnnsylvaAia avenue, corner Of Sixth Ut.
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Tx. J. BOVEE DOD's

I1H. J, BUVEE DUUs
II IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS,
Are now being used from Name to the Great Salt
Lake, AMI tho universal verdict Of al who use
they are unsarIssed in the world, DR.. Dods used
them sueceasfI{ II his practice for year, before
and preeent isasn fer sale TO the public. For the
cure Of IneiPispt Censzplton, Indigestion, Dys
peysiA, Pilcs, Nervous Diseases, Female Com
plants, and al csxel reg rrlng tonic, they are be-
yond doubt most inyslssSio remedy. Aside from
some and delightful beverage, producing al the
IlesssEt sxhqsrIsinz oaeot. Of Brandy or Wine
humanity and al advocates OF temperance sssist
as In substituting thoso valuable Vesctsb.e Rltters
for the <sSssyel ys5s,as and G1sate-ctsd Ltesxs
With which the eountTy Ia flooded, and thereby cf-
tectaa,ly elc Ia banfhinE Disease and Drunkeness
trom the land.
Prepnctors, ~ WILLIAM street, New York.
]. SCHWARZE,A Agent
WAahingtOn. ID. %.
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MRERii;l R2 GIH E P22g

IMPERIIf GIN BfTTERs,
For Diseases Of the Kidns Sl Blsadst and U1n.s!
never fail to cure, and are warranted 10 give sats
notion,
CHARLES wIDDIFIELD & CO.,
Propnetora, IS William ST., New York,
J. SCHWARTZ,
je51y,Y Aren't. WILMINGTON. D e.
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10Y FOR THE SICK AND SUFFERING.
y LET ALL WHO ABE AFFLICTED
APPLY FEE FER REMEDY

REJOICE IN HEALTH.
Friend, do you suder8 Are you the victim of any
purity of the blood W hat are they, DO you ash
source OF lie and health end il u the Tst element
of our being to respond to any cause which Affects
the sJstem, the pulse infslfby attests The ever
prevailing Neuralgia, the irritating Erysipees, the
subtle Scroful1, the esonilipg Rheumansm, Ner-
vous Debility, DyspePsis, Liver Complaint with il.
terror and detection, aId the numbsIless ills TIA,
blood, Deal Kindly then and gently with the blood
Use the vit1 King resources Of nature for itl sid
and suder Us to commend 70 your confidence and
use that truly valuable mediesmept known as
INDIAN ,vSGHfzBSE4G DkcocTIoM.
With regard to this almost infallible specific
popular sentiment has spoken in decided terms
and the evidences Of this great efficacy sus.
tanned By constant tyovals Of curative effects and
the happiest results from ts use are after al othel
remedies and the best medical skill have failed.
cures are not sought from the Iliterate and super
fcial, but they are volunteered from the most 70
spectable sources and justify thu highest terms il
vhioh II Is Posslbls to commend so valuable
specific 20 public approval. We may add also tha
the curative properties of the medicine sreeS VALE
only by ts restorative effects, the system recover
ing from disease with rensved constitutional viEor
For sale By al respectable. Druggists in thiI
city, and BY the proprietor, MRS. d. COX,
None Eennine unless her name is blown on tb,
bottle and her seal on the cork
oe;ais s! ss! NR.'s " S SfssE Tor b.
trict. and win supply the trade at my p1oes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-15

Mr. Claws precise words 80 he pointed 10 the
rnonument that stands on the nights near Frank
fort above the slain of Buena Vista, including the
remaias OF his own son.