davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-01-23

- The daughter Of late distinguished
phy.ieian Of Philadelphia has gone into con
rent taken the veil, md given 70 the institution
her whole property, amounting I'd &so.ooo.
, 1860-01-23

The letters under the figures ", E., s., W.,
&C., Indicate the number of times the wind WIS
in the direction denoted blythe letters. Obser-
rations three times q day.
\. +. $. II. NE. Sc. sw. INV. u.
1Ss-....-..... 9. g 121 ~ l3{ u; 1ad rs 1a6
1:;?. sc 6: i4o lfe 10. l1s ~ sls 93
In the following table the force OF the wind
is iudicatedas follows: Q. m entire calm; Livery
light breeze; .. gentle breeze; 5, fresh hreeze;
, 1860-01-23

Meao cloudlncss for TSS6 6c4 !; for as IS.
The movement Of the: higher clouds (etrrus)
has always been in an Eastfrly direction, thus
demonstrating the course of the wind in the
higher region of the atmosphere.
, 1860-01-23

Fsom the above, it appears That the. mean
temperature Of 1859 was half degree colder
than that Of 1858. .
RAIS AND SNOW
The amount Of rain and melted snow is given
ia inches and hundredibs: :
, 1860-01-23

| The State Legislature under the Wyandott
Constitution il divided ~ follows:
| SeSA1E.-Republicans, twenty-five; Demo-
crnts, three
/ HorsE.-Republieaus, sixty; Democrats,
, 1860-01-23
Kansas Election. OmciAl.

It Em1 s03 1E8!940fssH T!Ne5.1
We present below a. full abstract of the vote
cast for State officers under the Wyandutt Con-
and ntf1ri1t. - Q
, 1860-01-23


. w
uc&yrst f ii RIn during rtotn. ;!4 in,
Hrarie<t Hl Of snow dut'ng one storm. "
The tail Of Rain and Snow (1uelted) during the
yerr 1855, was nearly twice as great as that Of
1884,. 49,.
= = CLOUDS. -
In the following table the amount Of cloudi-
ness is given in thousandths, the results of thra
, 1860-01-23
JOHN D. PARK,

rtupIa-tt'r, Dealer In i.Trxr NxrlcJsts.
Fancy t:s-ods and @totles afttc|eA,
i94.....Lnke Street.. .,.I2l
CHICAGO. ILL.
xn-st. :,
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

-"lLlIahDS hOGEL.-T w Carlisle: lisa
Hon Alfred Ely, NY; w X Luedberg, do; w est
fonI er; Hon Mir Hunzwick aud IA niy NY: Ca .,
w r. S'nlth, lSA, Mrs u Merrill, Nd: Hon A
sotsier, Va; vi Steward. Va; A Caldwell, do;
Rogers, Md; X Collins. USA; Thos Fatznls ~
and isdy, NY; Magraw. Pa; A ID Grimwoo,
Gal; Hon > Cameron, Pa; u w Robinson, Md: w
NEals, d.; IL VI GrOsweli, and lady, Pa; I Fream
SS; w Whiting, Mass; Hon n Long ecker. Pa: n
de Ian eintue Md; Hon w b Maoksy, NY; G
Adfaln, Go; L RodmaI, USA.
BROWN ROTEL.-J G Foertsch, ] A Hall
m lady ID u Cnce.wuod, Miss N Dorsey Va: !,
Snith HIss SIN III, q w Moore, Pa; h n Brian.
Mcpherson, T f Butter, g Hale DR. r j;iII
w hlt'hmTst, H q nDn, Nd: r = reshune
family, r Starr and IN, NY l. Bryan Pa:
James. h Jones, L II Clagett, A Davis
a,d ais, Val q Larry, Md; IT Bird LEI: y
Weba =, Pa; & " Russell, ..
Ma TiONAL HOTEL Bridsmanp.( G; CorI .
"a Moore, va; Stewart, Pa; A Beach ano
n ny; e McDouald, Pa: : Coleman Mo: 6, :.
x Ha'ney, Ia; Col Alisr. NY: w Wilkes Miss:
- t"r Eng; Willard, NY; d f g,nston.
wa ace, ;" cAe, w Mony,ta; iibtnn ARK: q
D. ucke, Md; BseTa d, Mo; Il Marsh and lady' 4
-; AdsEs. w Pool, ia; C Dugan, Nd; Tan.
a.. a. W ~ pn woileY.J Wlsfin, Md; Ii How
,.KISKwOOD HOUSE w armed. CT. 9 orv
va BVTS: II, do; Aon L. Pugh, Ala; A w Ma
onOn, Nd; i.aus him, g T Wheativ, Va: ID KIN
h hI. Harris; Md; w WOurdly, Pa; r Cuttings.
WASHINGTON HOUSES s Staveps Ird. =
Hnusts'n,Cai; Ren.-tt, NY; " v Radsoon.
r NIpsI klns, lana; q Mason, NY; O Garrisor III.
Hail. Ala; q hettse, Iowa. 10y
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TSOBIAS, OPTICIAN,
126 PRNN AVENUE, BET. ~ AND 6TBSrs.

/ most respectfully inform my friends sd the
public generally, that have removed to 49,
above place, where may always be found, t%~
sH. that ny sd Ete 81 sut
30 gwen, VIII entirely to ppc 70
discriminate from the many testimonials IN tbs city
emsn IN the United states and partieuari yesiTe
my Sf SRsh e. 81 ven &c
do not suit at first sight pretend to d, mel
you for space Of six years, as you will req in an
advertisement of another person. which is 81 stuff.
insult an enlightened public, to endeavor D mako
rant you my Glasses to last you Forever.
and EYE GLASSES, with real Brazilisi Pebbles
Ress SRys
variety of other useful Optics annex fewof the
manv TESTIMONIALS.
From AS Ere'''sses' 'Af Gogsrso, Of Y.'srss
have tried . pair of speotaoles % obtained from
saa thiR lis
'h'r '''D' recommend MN HENRY E 1 x. SWRssSEsn
Etoss the lat. Hon. Judge Bxsl.r
to H. Me- Tobs s =. se a
to nm o5as
Measurement and he has made me a pair of S,eot.-
cles that suit me admirably. A. P. BUTLER.
Rops :hs Hon. Secretary Of State Of Vvs,na.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND. Dec. 81. 1853.
Dear Ssy: Gov. Wise having shown me the Spec
taoes you sent him, and discovering that the FOCUS
precisely suitable TO my vision, kindly offered
to enclose them to to have new asses substi.
tuted; have since received them. and am sratlied
give my eyes great relief. The pebbles you have
used are really superb. enclose herein the amount
~ 7, fall,
u ''0' Dl''' ' GEO. W. W. SMiUJNFoRD.
JOHN TOBIAS, Esq, Washington, ID. c.
From Prof. Baohs.
WASHING TON, Feb. IA, 1883.
have used q pair of Glasses of Brazilian Pebbles
furnished by Mr.. Tobias with great satisfaction.
They clear, of excellent figure, and well mUnnted
A. ID. BACHE.
II Please observe that my Establishment, Is or
Penn. avenue between 4h and 9th streets.
TOBIAS AMBROfTPE ROOMS,
Where you will obtain q good Likeness, equal to
IA Ia 2aw nv A."
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THE EVENING STAR.
FUGITIVE SLAVE Dirty.

RUTH RUSTIC
slave ansd Off, fen sb his master IN tes
and earnestly entrSntS TO be learned back to Old
Cirginy :" hence the ditty.J
oh am sick oh des, abolition people;
DE tales dsy tell am SIN;
Glib me q glimpse of d. old Chapels Steeple-
Den kcich ne gain If d'y kin.
flgr, I was of de SANE Opinion;
Muffin would do but to roam;
Now ia kr me back to de Ole Dominion.
Dsre let me Ind nv home.
CAoRUs.-Oh. iar kies all. take warnIn'.
Let muffin tempt you to roam;
You'll find to yer cost dat de JOY
Nebbsr dwell no whar but home.
7 cod m H., pantry milk in de dairy,
PLENTY to and to
Nchber wild a was my old head weary,
ga in from loVa-n0t fear;
y ebbeT did deere lib a kinder master.
u.rry Was Iny song when drove to de Pastur.
Or picked OF Dc berry IN do wood.
Den came dc temrter-grand was his Of'r-
Great We d.. promise of Do sold IN de Golfer
All dis s.arkty to icc"iY'.
Harry was 20 live like nahob gemHhn,
Free u dc kln6 ON his throne; .
Yah hnt found was squeeze Ike a lemon -
Dat ala free" fer to own.
Dis bcin' Free say ole woman Wlnny,
Ruther would he n slave
Ia but it's YOU dat's u precie2S nlEny.
Come mere list for a grave.
Des'late and poor. and ragged aud starvin',
Long time We stroll thTo' D.. street,
Appetit enough, bnt not muffin to de C; avn,
Scotied 1T by all dat we meet.
Back, den, we turn to de ole plantation,
D-Ic's where de friends are at last
Nebbpr more to leave dat dear ole station,
Nebber TILL dis lIf9 be past
God bless de mlssus and dc dear ole master.
Many be deIr day and sweet,
Apd v ben de works over in DE hall and PaStur',
Lay de ole man at deIr leet!
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Did OF JEALousY.-Elizabeth Douglas, wife
1S''So..y IIUi.I n 1It'oi jealousy. The testimony
showed that the deceased was married to John
Douglas in Ireland, about nine years. and that
they had been in this country several wears Tba;
some months ago he became acquainted with
Catherine Hart tailoress, and that he left his
wife and went to live with her in Camden Sub
sequently he returned to his wife and they lived
happily for a time. Five weeks ago he took
rooms for himself and Catharine Hart at 2il
Ounce street, where he visited her. and where
they were supposed to be man and wife On Sat-
urday night week, while at home with Miss
Catharine Hart, Mrs. Douglas rushed in in state
OF excitement bordering upon phrenzv, and asked
where her husband was, saying that she had seen
him enter. In the confusion that ensued the light
was rXtnguished and some minutes elapsed be-
fore 1t could be relit. Mrs. Douglas then made
towards her husband, and he was obliged to hold
her to prevent her doing violence. In the mean
time Catherine Hart left the room and did not
return While John Douglas holding his
wife she fell from his arms to the floor TvDbns
fever followed. and she gradually sunk, diving on
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. American
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-04
TNHE ONLY ARTICLE -
l. UNRIVALLED IN MARKET
WITH IMMENSE
HOME AND EUROPEAN DEMAND.

The reason Why that by Natur. process
supplies the naurs funds and thus makes grow on bald
heads all dandru itching and het from the scalp,
headache and may relied upon Of the
scalp and hair will and keep from filling Off M1kFs
by the young three times week, will fall
become then reader read the following and Judge for
NEW YORK, Jan. s, 1858.
good deal foods Hair Restorative aud my
hair being quite gray, made up mind lay aside the
lad ,ganst ali manner Of patent drenes
ago using article test for myself The
oths n, nav be as but who hlss NV pre-.
Udcs without my setting aside, iEg
give your Resora trial I'LL they have further proof and
the hest proof being occus denomination you
letter. you may any and aso the
10 me for further proof who am IA and out oil the New YORK
Wire Railing Establishment every day.
My hair is natural color and much improved in sp-
being sossier and thicker and much
am. Yours Respectfully. HENRY JENKINS
Corner Columbia and Carroll SITS, Brooklyn.
LvISGsToN, Al, Feb. IA, 1858.
PROF wooD-Dsar Sir Your Hair Restorative has don
much good in this part of the Country My hair has been
slightly diminishing veral suppose from
slight burn when quite an infant have been using
Hair Restorative for six weeks and had that have
hue head ct hair now growing after having used all Other
remedies Known effect think 1t the rnost valuable
'"'' '''' Yours, a., s. W MlDDLEfoN
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9, 1857.
PROF WooD-D.srsir Your Hair Restorative l. proving
itself Tn. 'front.' also the back part
u.d hut two half dat 81 yonr and now the
top ray head se studded with promising crop Of your
hsr and the front also receiving s benefit have tried
hr rDT s without ansnasSh many
others try it. -, a, nro,
Your -Sspectfuily, ID. r. THOMAS, M d.
No f64 Vine Street.
The Restorative In bottles OF three large
medium and SMALL the small holds half pint, aud retais
dollar Oo:tc; the medium holds
cent ros In proportion than the sna reais for dollar
per bottle the large holds 40 per pro-
PORTION, and retAs Tor three dollars u dOttle.
o. NOOpS CO. Proprieors, 3l2 Broadway, New Yort
N, he II,ei,,
ahs Street St LOUIS ho and seld by all good Druggists
and Fancy GoodS Dealers se27-eo5m
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THE HERNDON HOUSE. corner ane Ninth

THE HERNDON HOUSE; corner Fant Ninth
Hotel BOARDING House in the oity., It is va?
immediately opposite the Patent and Gen. &.aH !
Presidential Mansion, and offers &c. guest, both
permanent and transient, all the comforts sld con,
quiet Of private residence. The apaciou halls,
elegant parlor and bedrooms are lighted with gas,
under the manag ement and lmmedlata supervision
of the experienced and gentlepanly prolrietor.
Strangers and citizens may reasSopaoly anticipate
adequate corps of experienced servants ts pro-
pretor hopes 10 merit and respectfully solicit lib
eral share of the public patronage:
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MISCELLANEOUS.


III" sc. GATHERS SALOON"
HAVING Made an entire change IL the UP
STAIRS Of this establishments on the same mag-
ni6cent scale os that of the Saloon, my facilities
i' VII '1' piNNER OR SUPPER PARTIES
are unsur passed A handsome Parlor lin addition
to the one formerly used for the OF gnests)
has been most beautifully fitted up with new tarni
and newly painted and papered In handsome style,
offering
superior TO auy establishment of the kind, (belng
capable of accommodating and comfortably seating
one hundred and twenty i've persons
accomplished artists, and nothing that skllland N
genuItJ could suggest left undone 70 rsnSer my
patrons perfectly happy.
~ Families can havedishes prepared ana sent
to any part Of the CITY at the shortest norcs with
No, 252 Pennsylvania avenue,
NO % eoam between 18th and lStl SITS.
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IVNHE CELEBRATED Or, j, 8. ROaE,S
l. AEIDZCINI

OF PHILADELPHIA.
These remedies are the result of thirtyhve yeare
OF extensive and successful practice, and are the
Only 5eliebe preparations to cure the various lie
DIR. j: S. RoSES COUGH SYRUP OR Bx.
PECTORAN1, will radically cure Coughs, Gods
hoarseness, Bronchitis, and all Lung diseases
Price 81 oeuts and ST..
DR.. J. S. NOSES ALTERNATIVE SYRUP.
or BLOOD PuriheI for the Of Scrofna Old Erup-
mons, Chronic Diseases, Ulcers, swelled Neck and
All diseases .Tisirg frnm en- impure state Of the
DIR. J. S. ROSES DYsPEPTlc COMPOUND
The only sure cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Com.
plalnt- Price so cents.
Or: >. S: ROSES PAIN CURER. 1t is rot
cure ai but 1t has stood the test OF SIS yesrs
CURING Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Aches Cholio
Pains in the Stomach and Bowels, Spralms, Bruises
Pains In the Limbs, Joints, Back and SPINE or any
PAIN internally or externally. Price r. Is and s.
These remedies, and many Others referred 20 in
Or; Roses Medical Adviser, (which book may be
Lad gratis at any of the drug stores where the ed
ioines are kept have been used with by over
10000 persons with prompt benefit. To ensure
success you have only to that they are genulne
by having the Doctors tr.itten s:rnotxgs ore, saeS
cork ard on each iobsl.
III Kept by all Druggists. ses-tr
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MEDICINES.
&C r OF UL A,
mn KIN6S EYTI.

eeos..tooal disease, corruption q the bleed, y
the eireuat,on, Pervade. whole body and burst
disease any part Of No organ free from rs
:croaiou' I.ou'y e.1.sd y m:Isa1,. a,.s.::
10. living disOrdsrsd or unhs.ny aSpT en- mn
,sneral nfectou Whatever origin, it is 10
n: n: fs .ns oSrS Il.
rod q Him says vi visit the inquss Of the fathers
lis easeu eommene. BY deposition from u. blood Of
ruPt ucerOus matter which IN she onss sr ana ia,sr
euPtiOns sores. TIN, foul soIrpPtion
hs .iSuOua e0ns,utOu: not only suffer FROM
complaints but have far less power 10 Withstand me At
sisorders which although no, nature
still rendered fatal by this tant IN me sem 0t o. ,n'
GIN directly in this .crOfuou. and many
Of all the organs from aggravated By the same
cause. -: $1,000
ar. by thi. lurking in.con their health
d.rmn.d by l. To cleanse from IN. reno
healthy food and exercise. Such medicine vssupPly In
AYERS
Ii: most e.e,usI r:n.dy Which h. ski.
every prevailing and fatal maiady
discovered for the e1purg disorder from the
blood and the OF ths system from s e9ns
only crofua tut also those other Elections which ARISE from
it, such as ERurTIvE and sxIN DIsE.sn,, ST ASTHo
BLoTcHKs BLaISs AND BoILs, Tt MoRs, TETTKR AM
T1sm ,s1rHrLirIc AND MERcrslaL DlsEAsEs. DRor
81, DYSPEPSIA. DEBILITY, and, indeed ALL COM
PLANTS ARISING FROM vITIATED Or IMPURE BLOOD
The popular belefn purity Of the blood" founded II
truth, for serofun Degeneration OF the blood The par
purpose and this sarsaparls s,e purify and
fluid, which sodnd health i'm
| possiblsin contaminated constitutions.
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
For all the purposes Of a Family Phy,S,
composed that within the Of heIr action
rqr.I '.h..nd e-ds nsm Their penetrating P9P
search and cleanse and Invigorate
the human correcting diseased astsn and
storing its healthy vaiItss As consequence Of These
properties the invalid who is bowed down with pain or ply
steal debility, is astouIshed find his health energy
| stored BY remedy ST once simple and vi;ing.
Not only do they the day complaints Of
body bu also formda bic aad diseases hs
agent below named pleased furnish gratis American
Almanac certificates Of their aad
for their the following complaints Cosureness Heart
buru Headache arising from dsordered somsch, Nausea
Pain and Morbid Inscon Of the Bowels Flat
ueney Loss of Appetite Jsundiee and oter kindred
plants arising from Of the body obstruction
| Its functions.
| HHIYARHD ~
| DIR. J. C. AYES Z co.
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warranted as represented, or the money refunded.
Furs made to order, altered, cleaned, and repaired
BY practical furriers.
Having q large stock offer the above articles
very low HOPKINS,
Sign of the "W hite Bear"
de 9-4v corner 9Th st. and Pa. av.
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ThE OcEAN COVERED WITH LoBsrERs-The
captain of the clipper Daring, which vessel ar
rived at San Francisco from New York, reports
that when in latitude % % $, long. 1870 w he
passed through sea Of diminutve Holsters per-
feet In shape, and in ali respects the miniature
counterpart of the larger crustaceous inhabitants
OF the bays and shallow waters of the Atlantic
coast. From four O'Clock in the afternoon. when
the ship first came up with them, until long after
IL was dark, she sfiled litera ly through sea of
little Holsters. The surface Of the ocean was COW
ef' d. and seemed tospawn and crinkle with the r
incessant moving. AS far down as the eve could
reach, as the ship slowly plowed them aside they
were seen struggling and claw:ng to the tune Of
millions The captain scOoped up bucketfus Of
them and offered them to his dogs, who manifest
ed no great liking for such strange fare ket-
tlefui was boiled for the cabin table, bat thew
'~ere barely tasteless and the shell filed with a
hquid substance, and without meat. At DAYLIGHT
next morning the ship had passed through them.
Fhey must have covered the ocean for many miles
and extended TO an unknown depth
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SMALL BUsiNKss.-The postage OIL d 81 ncle letter
from II Louis TO san Francisco Is three cents
The Missouri Democrat says that parties I'm San
Francisco are In the habit of mailing letters dt
signed for places east of st Louis to persons i'm
that city to be rrinailed. This makes the postage
but six cents instead of ten but the Post ON 9
Department loses four cents on each letter BY the
operation. This is very small business
IL The new French Opera House, at New
Orleans, is said to be nteriorly) one of the most
beautiful structures in the country II was erected
on the stock principle, and cost some Slo0ONO It
bas opened with fine company, including no
less than four mime Il a,a IN. tbers % I,atcn me
chorus is large and efficient and the orchestra one
ofthe best ever heard in America
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FoR LADIES, MISSES, AND CHILDREN.

Just returned
from ~ ew York,
AID can now ex
hlbit one If the
finest stocks OF
Ladies' Stables,
Ermines, Sable
MInks, Martins,
Fitch, and Chm
ohillas in Capes,
Tai mas. haif
CaPes, and Vic
torines.
AliFurs sold al
un-oat,hl,ah~ant
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H GIRBS'S
LAX DRESSING AND CENT ENEN,S
FURNISHING ESTABLISHMEST." ->

WiLLARDs' HOTEL.
The undersigned respectfully informs ,h. n,,h,,.
that he pas on hand large and fash1onabie assort
ment of Gentemen's FURNISHING GOODS
best msisEia, manufactured especially for his s.s.
Hso, tee hnest stock If PERFUMERY in the
3 manufacturer in HAIR WORK, such As WE
20 order. " gle" nNes oHu HIS
de S-Sru~ InuN LII cIpn,
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HAS CQME!-HAs COMEM-HAs coMRW
H THE GOOD TIME HAS COME

Cos sO,o b. had for Ons Hundred 6olIarsi
Nc. for Ninety Doiiorg
., anluisotnrlng purposes the only reso ole spd
SSneAcene1 Sew,ng Machine an the word.-I NJ.
ST. rann1Iy sewing Machines from Flty TO sevepty-
nvo DO ars. we have tried them in our oy "a fam
Sc sna M ing them superior 70 any an use.-E M.
We invite ali 10 call a. our washinston ohnos,
NO. Sse renna avenue, under National Hotel. aud
examine them end their work. The great economy
~ rsrts fIoh msohine val at once become ap
trahng ell OF Singers sewing Maohines with specI
mems OF their work, furnished % al or sent 70 any
A sood assortment Of Thre.d. Needles, Twist
WIN i 4 IsdbSSSE E . CO. As. Broadway, NY
NOTICE TO PLEASURE sEEKERs-Ths
~ fotomac Steamboat Company.
~ ~ s ,aait 70 the sem weekly tips EkN
folk, offer the public Of Washington and vonit, a,
tomac 20 GLYMONT and 40 Via cREEek tvlos
dsyly during the hot weather.
~ psrues OF three or more excursion tickets Will
oe Issued ~ one dollar SD each for Gl,mont with
privilege OF remaining there al nIs ht AID Teturnns
next uay $50 lnr qpla Creek, two dollars, a.
III priSuese oi remaining one or two days.
linz =, oan ealoy hne sport with hook and
other snail FISH being .bundsnt; aso. hne shooting
game being plentiful.
,Sood Hotel accommodation car be had q thess
Boats leave foot Of eth street a. ex a. m. and Az
IN. ketnrnlng, % p. IA. and 81 q. m.
OF Nrther Information Inc uire NJ the Company,s
PEoe, 40; si2 Pennsys ayysngs, next door 70
ofov9rs Hote.. go: Z MATTINGLY,
tag T1okef Agent Potomac Steamboat Company
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ID. r. THOMAS, M. d.
Il ELMRDLD's
SENUINE PREPARATION,

HstMMBB33tRs RRnGHH for for the the Ednsi'.
AEfMBSERs BHHSSHH SS 70! for SStSRsyi
HETMB6fRb,,ss si{GIiS for R!fGeSI. Breathing thing
HEt.MBottRs BUCHiUU for for General iD DEBILITY.
HEt BB3tw Rs BBTTCHH for Universal kasstude
H HHHEEHH#$$fBs HfS#S Nssssss.:
##SSSSHS fs " Bel
i'd. with Temporary SuduEation and Loss of Sight
HELMBOLDs bJCHU for Mobility and Rest
lessness, with Want Of Attention. Horror of So
HHEEtM R9IRs R RYGHT for 2b,s,ustSn:
' ~ s s II t1 ORGAN, mo
asd IN NO s s9S from whatever oan'e oE
'a''0' 'Do Il How psF' Zone N STANDING.
s f KdHsss
or snd Gy hs
nos established that any disease Of these organs
effects the MIND more than sny and all others, and
follows Loss Of PoWcr, Faulty amy
EpIleptS Fits-in one Of which the patient may e1-
suently followed By these direfnl diseases Insanity
and Consumption! The record Of the Insane Asy-
bear ample witness to tho truth of these sssertons
In l.unsto As{lums the most melancholy exhibl
and sGits @r nor ays sfPa sysq
visits it. Should sound Of the voice OCCUR. il II
rarely aIticulate.
With Xoef!ll measures, wsn Despair.
Debility 10 most terrible, and nas brought thous-
andE upon thOusands TO untmely graves; thus blast
Ing the ambition of many noble JOuths. 1t can be
lNFALLlBLE REMEDY.
=, The mass of voluntary testimony possession of
the Proprietor, vouchiEg its virtues and curative
to science and fame. Certificates of cures from one
month to twenty years. standing. and of the most
reliable and responsible character, are open for in
nf Is ,rs..r
Cd directly according to the rules of Pharmacy And
Gal knowledge and oars devoted in its comb
See Prot. Dewees' valuable Works on the Practice
Of Physc, and most of the late Standard Works OF
aELMB9LP,s BUCHy is safe and pleasan. In
taste and odor, bnt immediate in its action.
oty os fR ohs
who, being duly sworn, docs w. that his prepar.
ton contains no Narcotic, Mercury, or Injurious
Drug, but are purely Vegetable;
Sworn and subscribed before me- ts aS ds1 q,
Price 81 per bottle aiI for IS, delivered to Any
A TRIAL CosTS BtT A 6OLfAR-rRY IT,
Be sSd Its And i .
tsSs;: 81 s' 81 eaff'i and
1o4 South Tenth st.. below Chestnut. Phiiad's.
the United States Csnsdss. and British Provinoe
Ask for aEIMBUL1s-..t. no other. Cure.
Sod By G. sToTT, Druggist, corner Pa. .v.nu.
and It'll street, Warrington CITY, and ell other drug
Eisn ian 96-eolyf
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SOn MCKINNEY a LANsDALE. soo
vEO AeFNIs PoR TER DNI
PARk FIRE ms. CO. N. l.-Cash CAPITA Ar
ether ComPansee having osxh oapItsl of ove
"a. On! Sc. sd M; Is ssi,ss: Irons,
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STILL ANOTHER CASE OF RHE UMATTSh
CUREn


confined 70 my bed. purchased box of DIR. Cosge-
Wells Medical Salt, and fond rsdiosl cure. {
would advise Others afflicted with the 50 rae disease
70 oGye IL q trial. HUGH ATKINSON.
White Bear Hotel. Bucks countl. p.