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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-24

VHEApAeHn Is the fsxorits .IEn b. whieh
nature makes known any deviation whstever from
the natural state Of the BRAIN and viewed IN this
nshl u may Dc iookeo on as seiegrsrd intsnGec
escape attention, nil too late 70 be femedied; and
Its indioations should never be neglected. Head
sches may be elassifed under two nance; viz:
Symptomatic and ldiopathio. Syn1tomstic Head
sehe is e1eeedinsly common and . the precnrsor
ApoPleIy, Govt Rhegmstism and I'll f.bIils
diseases; In its rervous form il 10 mpsshetic dis
Of the stomach constituting sick ksodachs. OF
hepano disease constituting billions hsetnehs, Of
worms constipation and other disorders sftae Tow
el.as well as renal and uterine affections D;sasee
eohes; Anemis Ard plethors are also etest,ons
which frequently occasion headache. Idi,sp1ehio
he4d6che 10 Also very common, being usually oas-
tnguished By the name of aerrons hsadachs, tsope-
times coming on suddenly in Q state Of appartOtly
sound health end Prostrstins at once the me. 'tal
comss on slowly. he-alded By depression Of spirits
or acerbty Of temper. In most instances the pail
is In front of the head over ens or both yes, and
someti 10 % provoking vomiting under this class
may $50 be named NsNrdlgtd.
For the treatment Of either GLASS Of Meadache the
CephalIo Pills have been found q sArs and safe
remedy, relieving the most acute pafrs Ia few
minutes, and BY Its ssbte power cradle sting the
disease of which headache Is the unerring Mzsx.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-24
Constipation Or Cestivsness.

No one Of the "msny Ills flesh il heir tor il 90
prevalent, SO little understood, and so much neg
Iected a. COsiiyeness- Often originating IN care-
iessness. or sedentsry habits; it is regard ID a. q
anxiety, while In reality it il the precursor and
companion Of many of the most fatal and danger
bring the sufferer to en untmely grave. Among the
lighter evils of whioh Costven is the usual at
Breath Piles, and others Of ke nature willis long
tram OF htfu dfseas4s snch IS Malignant Feyers,
Plexy, Epilepsy, Paralysis, Hysleria, Hypoohen-
drIasis, leanchoy and insanity, 6rst Indicate their
Not unfresuentlJ the diseases named originals IN
Const patton, but take on an independent exist
encs unless the cause eradicate IN an early stage
From all these considerations II follows that the
disorder should receive immed ste attention when
ever occurs, And no person should neslect to get
a box OF Cephaho Pills on the FIRST appearances Of
the complaint, as their timely use will expel the
insiduous approaches of disease and destroy this
dangerous foe to human lifo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-24
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL r Brown, Claget.,
w Clark end daughter, Md; e Grey, w Rob,
and ly, Mrs z Rhodes, f. Peasants and son. Col
w Il Payne and fam, r w Payne and FAM n Y
Mitchell. Good an, A Matthews, A Taliaferro
and son, F Valdernan, Va; F Drayton, sc; L.
Etkenberry, Nj Sanborn and ", Smith, Pa; 8
Suit, KY; w t King and ly, Ala; Brayton, G
Kuhley, II Hart, NY.
NATIONAL HOTEL-G DeCoursey. Pa; Jno
Busting, n II Craney, NY; II b Brown, Mass; 6
w Dean, uses; NJ Plummer, + Middleton
nd; % Bennett and daughter, Mass; Tyaek,
Va; Beale, NY; Jno Toy, CT; w WORTH ng ton
and ly, Md; Skaden, A C SHAKEN, NY; Jos
Frantz, Miss; F. A Marshall, Pa; Starn, w =
Vail and ly, NY; II Bruner and ly, j Reed and
lV, Pa; Simpson, Ne; g.
kIRkWOOD HOUSE. Dali, NJ Flanagan.
Ca; Ferguson and ly, NY; Whitney, Sonora;
) King, rs; Chorpering, G A Miller, Pa; r r
Brown, Tex; Nj Eager, DC; F Coleman, X A
Mayo, ID Hsnsbraugh, barrow, Col w Shep-
herd, A KEENAN,, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-24
THE EVENING STAR.
NV LITTLE BABY WEE THING.

MY LITTLE BAbI WEB AhAN0s
BY JOHN y, COILS.
Oss nIsht Q ohsru5 cane TO me-
"A cherub. perfune breathing,
A B. anteOus boy, most feir % Sec
From heavenly mansions iast set free,
The blessed little wee thing,
II .Teetiy smiled, nv fsst born child,
Ny darling little wee thing
Hrs littls eye, we're heavenly blps,
Ny laughing little wee thing;
HI. cheek. were Of the sherrI hue,
Ny roey little wee thing,
Ny blooming little wee thing.
Fair hair IN curls just like girls,
Adorned my little wee thing.
Although each check dimple held,
Ny pretty little wee thing,
The one upos his cheek sIcelled
All dimpIes that l e'er beheld,
Ny dimpled little wee thing,
Ny triple dimpled wee thing;
such ones, ween, were never seen
On any other wee thing.
Ally little darling grew space.
My little thriving wee thing;
Ard stamped her image on hls face,
And made him her own wee thing,
But no Jess INV own wee thing;
Ny pretty boy. my only JOY,
Ny priceless, peerless wee thing!
Idid not dream that should part
From my dear baby wee thfngJ
To str k0 my baby wee thing,
My tender little wee thing.
But when disease mis- frame did sefzs,
trsmblso for my wee thing.
The doctors came; the bestt' In town,
And drugxed my little wee tEsng;
They pOurel their nauseous mixtures down,
And changed his cherry lips TO brown,
And soon conyulsed my wee thing,
My patIsnt little wee thing;
Nor tear from eye, nor murmu.ing sigh,
Escaped my little wee thing.
The doctors went, . nom snt's rest,
My tired little wee thing;
One suckle from its mothers breast,
And q en- nv birdie escaped its nest,
My blessed little ives thing,
Again q chsrub wee thing;
That pretty forms no longer warm,
I've lost NV little wee thing.
They brought q cofin-quite toy,
SO q was the wee thing
And in II pls ced ms little boy,
My IL :. nly love, my only joy
And shut up my poor wee thing,
And tOIe away my wee thing;
Ard IN the earth, one year from birth,
They hid away my wee thing.
lHoHsekold Journal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-24

BRIDeEr.-Missus wants you to send her box
but Pm king that's not just il nsIther; but per
haps yen be afther knowing what IL il Ye see
she's nigh dead and gone with the Sick Headache,
bsfore.
Pills.
Bridsa:-Och: sure nov and you've sed il, here's
day about il aither.
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A Real BLESSING.

PHysieiaa.-Well, Mrs. Jones, how Is that hosd-
Mrs. Jc.es.-Gone Doctor, ali gone the pill you
sent cured me In just tv enty minutes, and I viah
hnni y A '"'0 '"'iA
Physieian.-You can get them At any Drusrsts.
Call for Cephallc Pills, find they never fail snd
neommend them in all cases of Headache.
MIS-. yoHSs-I shall send for a box directly and
shs tell all my suffering friends, for they are real
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-24

II Gov. Magofhn, Of Ky, has published q
letter opposing and depreczting the secession Of
the cotton states as not justified by the election
Of Mr.. Lincoln, and urging that the I" geography
Of this country will not admit Of a divisien-the
mouth and sources Of the NJ issss ppi. river cannot
be separated without the horrors Of civil war -
kentucky, the Governor says, cannot sustain South
Carolina " in this movement merely on account
Of the election Of Iincolnn Additional import
ancs 10 given to this letter by our western ex.
changes on the superstition that IL expresses SUBJ
stantially the sentiments of Mr.. Breckinridge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

Tur Ix.ra.x.rroy OF LASeuAsxs.-Thers b q
srovins tendency in this age TO sppfoprfste the.
most 81 pressrve words Of other ansuaeesend aise5
VOID Cepkallo, which Is from the Greek, stx1nyine
sfor the head is now becoming poPu8Mso q
eonx cotton with Mr.. spalding's great Heae1oA
remcd, but II will soon DO used In . moro sene
way, and the word Ceph.lic will become
common as Elecirotype and many others whoS
distinction a. foreign words has been worn Ay9S
By common usege until they seem native ana 4
the manor born"
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PIONEER sE gEaN \ wuakEsA BROWN

The subscriber begs leave to inform the oitirsps
Of washington, GEORGETOWN and Alexapdra that
ne mas added 10 his long established business the
auxiliary Of steam power for sawing and manufao-
turing Marble and Brovp stone Work in thor Va
rious branches, Marble Mantes, Table and Wash-
stand Tops, Tile, Nonuments, Tomb and Head
stones, Slabs. Window LIntels, Sills, STEPS and
Marble IN block from hrst hards ct the love6 rates.
ne ieeis confident OF being able to furnish Marie
Phlladelphia, or baltimore. The trade supplied
Win Italian MaIhle in BLOCK or s:abs az the same
dathg terms. Also, on hand, large supply of
P 1mlce stone, MsteI Of Ayr AoEe and Psli.hns
prisei 1t viii be an soqaisltion 70 the oity.
ALEX. RUTHERFORD.
Pioneer SteQm Marble oad Byo,rz Stoas Woeks
Pa. av., cor. Thirteenth St,
gu H-5m WASHINGTON, ID, G.,
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TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAvRp-Mr.
eorated Prepared Gua nd IL is estimated that each
oottls saves at least ten dollars worth OF broken
iurniIure thns making an aggregate of twenty mil
yain,ble invention. Having made his G ue q house
hoia word, he now proposes to do the world still
greater service by curing all the aching heals with
MS Cephallc Pills, and il they are 81 good as mis-
in July. ,-0 ~"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-24

I(OvKR EXCITEMENT. and the mental care and
Anxiety incident 10 CLOSE attention to bus ness or
H Hsy are among the numerous causes of Nervous
incident to this distressing compliant 10 a fatal
pow 70 . energy and ambition. Sufferers By this
disorder can always obtain speedy relief from
these distressing attacks by using one of the Ce-
pnaIic PlIls whenever the symptoms appear. 1t
arless the oyertassed brain and soothss the strain
ed aad Jarring nerves, aad relaxee the tension of
the stomach which always accompaDies And e. :
graVates ths dlsordered condition of the brain.
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MIsgElI.aNNDUa
TEE UrIc %s yst tk iEIANR, ~ NATTER

Consequently shah remain IN washington md
SIGN and oKNAMENr.Li YAiHriNG. cd,
ing In all it branehes. Old Glazing promptly a.
tended 70. Ps.ntlng-s1d QrH.msntns Cottage
10 the Painting Of Roofs and Brick Walls.
All Of the above will do es cheap a. the cheap
and fellow citizens of the District Punesuahty
strictly observed, and work done in the best mAa-
ner.
You win please mind your stops md stop ct n,
r PAkkER'S Painting Esiablishment, No. 81
and 18th SITS.
P. 3, signs put mp free Of charge, a. usual.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-24

IL Dip You ever have the Sick Headache! Do
you Iem emoer the thIo bling temples. the fevered
,ioE the ioathIng and disgust OF the sight of food
how totally unit you were for pleasure, converse"
ZION or studT One OF the Cephaiic Pills would
then es Rerlencsd. For this and OTHER purposes
you SHOULD always have q box of them on hand 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-24

The above PURE WHISKY, CoprKR DISTILLED
FROM Mailed GA III, being superior and uniform
IN euallty. and highly improved By age, preerred
larry recommended By the best physicians and
Sneirlsts es possessing all the requirements of
ITns Jotte iaetSo orator and Rer1sdsaI Aseaf,
, The Schuyl kill W.ter of phis, used In
the dlslllstion Of this Whisky 10 proved By analy
s 10 be the softest and purest water in tho United
Sates and 70 this may, in @ great degree, be e.
trtbuted the excelenoe Of this Whisky.
For saleby FREEMAN SIMPSON,
PholiI Distlllsry,
On the SchuIlkIlI river, Phihdephfa
Omoes-96 WAL street., New York 100 South
Front street, Philadelphia.
And can be had in Waehinston of s;anuel Bacon
nsr D Kennedy. & Push. s3s West III ct; MSr-
EsS soppm .s aoI Pa .va j.. p Wilson, Sa5
Purdy, z03 Pa. Az; Wa. Bryan, q Marfet 3D.:
Moore: Cissell & Co, ss7 West 7th st. s.. r. Ga
hok, 9S6 N: ]. av A. Gaddis. Jr., 4 Co., NJ cor
Tor East 18th Edward Hall, 40 Market Space Z.
y: w rte Co 6S Ls. av.; John H. Semmes &
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-24

GREtr DIscovERY-Among the most important
OF al the great medical discoS cries of tins A. NAV
ZOE rom Small Pox, the Cephalio Pill for relief of
heeasche, and the use of Outline for the preyen-
Enose Dement'S will be experienced BY sufferine
humanity long after their discoy srs foreottsn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-24

Hi I'D n 'orrible 'eadsche this afternoon, hSo
stepped into the hand says hi tg she
man, 'Can you heese me Of an 'eadache." "DA .
Ii hache ard !" says'e. "Aexceedlngly,n seya \ I,
and upon that . gave me . Cephalio Pill, ham
pom me 'onor II cured me Quick that 'afdly
realized 'ad I'D an 'eadache.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-24

ID At the last term Of the Court at Hayne-
VIE, Ala, Mr.. X Cherk was fined 81 900 for not
feeding hts negroes well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-24

pfAcr5 WORTH KxowINs.-Spslding's Cephalic
Pills are erte in GU E for Sick Hesdaahe nj T.
Gus Gus fesdsGhs, Nervous Headache, Costiveness,
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LET NO ElLsE pELClcY PREyBNT.
APPLY IMMED ATELY.
A cVRB WlRRLNrED, OR NO cHxa6l
IN From ONE TO TWo DAYS.
v,ah..s e Ne B.si. s.ssss,p.. As.ss... .t~. pS.~
I'd nAdest, tsvsl.Af.y DaseA.rgss l.gssa:y gkaaxf
:ss s... ::
Dsssss ashs ssesinsss, D'ss.ss sfas hsss, rrSsS
s. ss 6:1:: :l .i e.: ; :.; ;; s
Ts.l-.ss Ds.sdfsi .ss pssssea,s Pr.ssess .sss r.s
e1 marriage impossible. ,.s s',sr., -" Bed, s'' Mae
nspsssaL vAs have s.ssns he victims Il ssi sy vss
snu;asJ grave A.ss.os, sY.snG .ftSs as., a.
.ssA lsa ssd ss.sas ss.llsss vss nht e.h.rvss
yAhsd 70 ssssas, as h,sf yrs, sAJ sah via M ss~S
nARklDo PRaoon9. or ysns - q sssssspaaaas Me-
~: s..s ever: Iay:.:i 'ssl.!:'' 'fs.:i. asls,
fs vss place. Sms.R .nes. As s.rs ., p, IA, r,us
ss ese,ss y; ss.ss 4. rssss-ss sss ssssssscy sss
OFFICE Ne sOsrn N spKa,cu sYnEpv,
mat b psia .sd ss.si, sss..p.
On yOxszYcz,
fsn ses Of TIE uss snns6t celsrss ts pskss ssfss
Paals q Lsnaes, Pars, Pss sssvksss has e.
ss.s ssn. q DE mes. sss'a..Aag esrss t..l
ss:s g s;, ts .,..s = ':ss..
sHss via q mad. vsrs esrse I'm .sS.siy
fAxr fARrIcshAk NOTICE.
HsenG hsr and sthsrs vhe nave insrsd
learned from svn esmpsnieos, sshss ths sGseu 4
which nightly felt when tslssp usS sprsd
,eodsu n.rrAss inPsssiss, and esstrs,s ssss ssl
ssdy, she.d .ppy ,naseiatsiy.
ssriI hsst', e. ys.A vas W.sin.s' 81 he t.sh sss
psvsr Pspisssss ss,b. I,,,,s "a
y. r..cS. fsass.a., so.r.I pss,,
mEsTALLY-Ths fsarfsl sfsea the mind are sssA v
drsatsdLcss Of Nsmery Censsen efias.s
aep'riu E, PsrbO iiags, i,srsss sfssesty s.lfrsss
ss,s ssissds, finidity etc., ssns 81 shs ss pss
NERVOUS pEBiLyr.-Ysssss.dss "a. .sv ,.es, vs.,
ss1ins veal pals. s.rysss sad sase.t.d s,iax sr...,
apPsaFsnss asest The essgh ptsns rss
DnBAsEe OF iNPRIDENCE
nbibsd ne ss.d. .. t6 psini.i es..s 1, t.. .s.
eaPpsss that an insd shame dread
assr BIN ren sPpyinr % thess vhs fren sdus,so asa
hands 81 Ignorant end dssgsng prssndsrs vhs sesp.ss
eenng eieh bis Psesnisry snestsnes keep him uiena
:,s. .ss ".n.h, era, sof u. smsss. fee ca. b IS
ever hn fsng osspPsntssut OF BY the Of th.i tss
pesce Msrsury hssisn the ssnstsonsl synptss al
SKIN A. PnErsssing with ghtfsl spidity dead p,u
ler1sd 10 his dreadful ssfsrag BY ssndbs tAsi n.
discovered essnuy from vbsss rstsrs
D. JoHNooH1REMEDY FOR OR6AYlC WEAKuKes
kHD INPorENCY.
By ts great ssc pe-sn remedy sAs s,s.ss
us speedily cured and v visss fAsss1sds Il De
let .s.ss. .ss assis.sss vss had lest al Asps, have
All inpsdssnts 70 Marriage. PHYSICAL Hssul psssan-
Tr.msl,.s nd v.,ss.., ,, r,s...,, s. TO-. lnysly
Ind speedily cured.
EnDOlsEMLHY or PEE rsrn
thE MANY fhousAkDs cared aishis insussun vitss
al sPsrsuens psrsrmsd BY Dr. Jshpsse b. de
npsnsn hs p,p,r and many sshsr psrssss, psusss Il
sdss AIsst.sass Sessn.n 81 eAsns,s, .st r..s..
siliy, ssstisrs ssar.Etss W the sSstsd. isn sty
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pROPERTY OWNERS AND BUILDERS.

Your attention and Examination 10 respectfully
sotellso 70 exaEllze the oeiebrated New Yort
SEpTA pERCHA ROUTING and the 6UTTA
ffEkCaA ,PkiNr for painting Tin roofs. This
Sutta peToha Roohng and Paint is ACKNOWLEDGED
oy AL the best architects in New York city % he
the best and cheapest Roofing and Paint in e3Ist
ance. 10 can be seen az n. W. HANII,TOSys
taint Store, 81 . Seventh street GARFIELD a
a. MlLTON are the cole AGENTS for WashInffon,
GeorEetovn, Alexandria and the South For fnT
ther lnformanon addIes as Above. 90 is-ff
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES

!.
Doors AND s FIRE.. no SUIT rag
~ s fTe eev mapalaetsrins ell kinds of BOOTS
suS,i, Of es.,. ana corst.ntly Isoeivins a0Sso
scr1ption, made expressly 10 order. and Vii HV
e SOD AZ orch lower rrioe than has heeuv -
nessJoore onargsd in this city for much inferior
.F>fsons In want Of Boots and ehoss Of eastern or
gy I'm. MADE yo,t vii alway. find Eood sssor.msn
..Hr s,4 fPs snn1glf.n 4 s ss.1s..
FIVE HUNDRED TRAVELLING TRUNKS
= arrived this day. embracing eli suali-ev10
Dee. and Psckirs Trunfs. Our trunk o3o
81 Msycins relplsiees ct moderate prices. to be
s s%h9afEFF 4 ha5s' saAfSSHkkSxEs ATicEs,
nROld Trunks repaired or tafen in exchange
WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO,
mar a-s 5ran ss ss s. s sSsns..
SouTHERNESSsgNk MANyFAcTORY,
,Qpsssiss Odd Fsiso;ss HaH, Ws,A,rs,o.. n C.
INV TRNk Si sspdy their lnterests D, exannln
PEST material the market affords and employ 040
sne pest yorknen, can confidently recommsnd my
TTqnks that are made in other cities and sold here
Keep constantly on hand, And make to order ION
RSS fFyRs dssss5Pss3 Sf S9tE
ssI:. TkSgEkffHaA Ss hassiF RS ase
Trunks, TO-, Repaired and Covered, in a work
mANnllke manner, at short notice
franks delivered in any part Of the city. George
a1s 81 N2s.. celebrated FAMILY
de Isl, JAMES 8. ToPHAM.
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OFFICE OF 6J INsPEcT2R AND sEALER

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. That RI agree .sEs:
ably TO the provisions of the ordinance of the Cor
RoIaaon apPToyod May u. 1850, the undersig ned 10
nov prepared, vheneyer re9aired in writing, and
examine test prove, and ascertain The accuracy OF
tsgistreGon o. any gns meter in upe in this oifyo
every meter, lffound incorrect, will be condemned
and another, seaed and marked as true, Will be
set In ps place; If proved to be accurate in its
measurement Of gas, it will be sealed accordingly.
and egain put in position for use.
Omos Nc. S10 Seventh street, (near Odd Eel
owP helIl Open from Q q. m, to D. m.
CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM,
~ B-d Inspector and Sealer Of Gas Meters
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMprIoN c,.,x.s-s

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPrIoN ct.IM.nrs
Every person entitled 10 the rfzht of A.. .,,,,s.
say o. ths Ards within the .ovnshi ps and patti Of
80 ~ sniPs acvye msnlonted 10 required TO estab-
.eos..sr o. the proper Land Once, and MAKE pay .
IT, - s2on ss practicable sfter sseirir
commencement of the pubic sale IL the lands em.
WILL be forfeited. Jos 4 Vii a. gam
Commissioner OF the General Land O6sss
NoIK.-Under the regulations of the deuar,u.,,
rs he .tofoTe and nov existing, no payment car ~
maze Tor Advertising preclsmations except to suoS
ne :. GoT%,s.,oner Of the General Lapd Omos.
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THIS ROUTE Is ENTIRELY BY RAIL
.oo and IL
IN TINE
tnfn Any other LiAe-the Ly aohburs Extension
being now oonflete as also the Mls.issppi
QUICKEST AND MoST Pt EGS1Nr ROUTE
FOR SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS!
II provided with Fret class Sleepin. Cars.
TO Nv Nv Orleans. Hours
MoHf.SHeT --~.ss 90.
Tho U. g; MAIL s.ld ADAMS EXPRESS
are taken ovsr this New LlnS.
- Tickets can bc obtained at tho South Western
Umoe; Gomez n sixth street and Pennsylvania sv-
L{HSohbuIE, Bristol, kno1np,, Atlantis,
MSo 0aan0ofn :,bE ainntsVlsi Grand JrGonoE,
Monszome1,, 80 Mobile, Msm,his, and
W THRO UGH TICKETS TO THE VA
RIOVS VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
U0mnibusen end Bag gage Wagons leave tho
ohioe 1t IS q. m. and 6 p. m.
JAMES A. EVANS, Ticket Agent
Sxs~~S., n
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MRDIOINEH.

IRt1 MEDICINEf8, . a
IN + QTIN E; .oa yae.
AeA Or,
rsvsR CHARM.
xErsS1Sp le us zxrssx1s1rsD.
paE HUMAN CONSTITUTION sAv1s
FROM WRECK.
THE PRKv1NT1nG AND Remedy
INTERMITTENT AND BILIOUS FzVBRs.
CURES INSURED IN A DAY.
NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE.
INPECTINE, INPECT1NE.
INPECTINE, INPEcTINE =
INPECTZNE, INPECTLNE
The terrible maisdy known as tho FEVER AND
A0UE has smitten hundreds of Thousands of peg
soma throughout the world every year, ard has
1evar all now been met By successful msdios
rTsstanelt that has not produced severe
MEDICINAL DISEASES,
which affect the Lungs. the spieen, the liver. tn
heart or othar parts Of the human organism. The
INPECTlNE 10 the natural antaaonist Of all fe-
vers. and vosn II comes in contact with the skin,
IL absorbed BY the intarior organs. which resist
easily miasms and al tsndenoies towards those
malsdles which PROSTATE thu mind and body with
fever.
Fevs- and Ague result from numerous causes.
No place smpt from tho causes which promote
the existence Of the disease That being once seat
cd in the system, Indaces depression OF spirits las
situde, lansuor, pains, ohills. fever, and a long
tram OF disssrseaoie sensations, dePnvins tho pa
tent Of ell eoersy. and reducing HIN or her to q
condition of
EXTREME HELPLEseNEss.
Why will any one suffer the horrors of . debil-
ant h.
INVALUABLE INPEcTlNE,
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM,
the eminent medical and magioaI Qualities of which
are instantly absorbed,
ALL TRACES OF DISEASE MAY RI ANN,.
HILATED IN A FEW HOURS,
sBLF-CARE Is BETTER THAN PHYsIc. .
NATURE IS WISER THAN ART.
EVERY DISEASE HASA DIVINE REMEDY.
THE WISE APPLY WHILE THE FOOLISH
DREAM.
BETTER PREVENT THAN STRIVE TO
CURE.
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
THE INPECTINE,
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM,
Has CURED Thousands of both sexes Of the mos,
dreadful Fevsrs. Read and reflect.
WONDERFUL EXPECTS.
Lemuel Bonssl. of Pittsburg, for two years. u,e-
less to himself and society-a martyr TO ChiIls and
Fever-cured in less than three weeks, and I'm
proved In eight hours.
Mary X. Belknap, sauduaky, Ohio, after almost
losing her reason a. we'll strength BIZ Inter
mittent Fever, with Chills, restored to health In
twenty hours.
J. r. Tllton, Of lgrads, Maine, brought from
deaths door, having suffered for four years, made
all f. -
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NOTWITHSTANDING ANDsILVER WARE

i have one of the best estsbli shments, and fur.
nlshed with complete set of tools for repair ~
Ing every description of fine Watches, and IA
partloula ar attention give to the same, by a<6i
thorough competent wOr kmau and a. work ruafan
tied Also, every descnp ION of standard SILVER
WAKE. PLAIN and ornamental, nufActur ed under
my own supervision, which my customers will find
far superior in quality and finish to northern ware
sold by dealers in general and represented as their
own manufacture. HI. o. HOOD,
seb S3S Pa. avenue. 9th AZ
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WooD' w a n M
STOVE and KINDLING woOD, al the Owe,
possible price.
r. ]. & w. NJ. GAIT,
2s2 Pa av., between llth and l2th sts.,
ma f7-h north aid
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ALL NALL ROUTE, VIA
Grange sasi alexandria Railroad
70 LYNCHBUR6:
East Tsssmessss and Virginia,
ES,t Tennessee and Georgia,
. Nashville and CkattaroogS,
Msnfhss ard Charleston,
Mississippi Central,
Nsts Orleans and Jccksor,
80 NEW ORLEANS,
MEMPHIS ROUTE:
memphis By Rail, thence By First class Packets to
New Orleans.
MONTGOMERY, AND MOBILE ROUTE:
montgomery BY Rall thence to Mobile By First
clacs Pax ksts; Mobile TO New Orleans By
Lake Steamers
TWO DAILY TRAINS-SurpAYs INCLUDED.
Aeeve w eohtnSsen at 3. m. and 6 D. IA
Tbs Steamer GEORGE PAGE leaves her whaI
Ioot OF seventh street 1t e3 .. and &c p. N. ard
eonnSots ct Alsxspdra with the Orange AID Alex
sndrin Trains for the Southwest.
OHce-fenrsyiyani2 avenue, corner Of Sixth 1t,