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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-10

VHHADAGHR Is the fsyorite sasn BY whoh
nAtxSe makes known any deviation whatever from
the natural state Of the brain, and viewed In thi.
y, ma{ % PSksd on e ssatsgnafd iptsrded
escape attsnto1, ill too late to De rsmedied; and
sehes may be classified under two names, viz
sShs is sxosedinsiy common and 10 the pEscursor
Apopexy, Gout, Rhepmstism and al fb!lle
diseases, in Its rervous form il 10 s,mpathetlc dis
ease Of the stomach constituting sick headache, OF
hepauo disease constituting biIio.s ksadaoAs, OF
worms ,consti patton and other disorders of the
els as well renal and uterine affections. Diseases
ofthe heart are very freq uenty attended with Head
aches; hnemis and plethora are also saeotlen.
which freq uently occasion headache. Idiopsthic
Headso he is also very common. being usually dis
times coming on suddenly in . ttate of ap parently
sound health and prostratins at once the mental
and physical energies, and In other instances n
comes on slowly. herslded by depression Of spirits
or aoelbity Of temper. In most instances the pair
is IN front of the head over one or both eyes, and
someti es provoking vomiting, under this olas,
may also be named Netr1lxia.
For the treatment Of elther class of Headache the
Cephallo Pills have been found and SAT,
remedy, relieving the most acute pains in few
minutes and BY ITS subtle power Graduating The
disease of which headache Is the unerrIng index.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-10

BAYARp TAYLoR ON HousR-BuIr DINO The
best and most economical methof or finishing
tue rooms Of dwelling-house Is question OF
some importance to builders and others The
following opinion on the subject 10 from Mr..
Bayard TAYLOR: "For the finishing Of the rooms
there il nothing equal to the native wood, simply
oiled to develop the beauty Of the grain. Even
the commonest pine, treated In this way, has a
warmth and lustre, beside which the cary white
paint so common In the best housss, looks dull
and dead. Nothing gives house such a cold,
uncomfortable air as white paint and white
plaster. This color 10 at only for the tropics.
Our cheap common woods-pine, ash, chestnut,
oak, maple, beech, walnut, butternut,-off-r US a
variety Of exquisite tints and fbrous patterns,
VIII ca uutil recently, have been wholly dsre-
ssrded IN building. Even in furniture We are
Just beginning to discover how much more chas,e
ard elegant are oak and walnut than mahog any.
The beauty Of a room is az dependent on the har-
mony Of It's culOring as that Of picture Some
Of the uZIiest and InGst di sa5reeable apartments
/ have ever sen were just those which contained
the most expei sive furniture and decorations
NV experience shows that a room finished witt
the best seasor'd o K, or walnut costs actually
less than finished with pine. painted aDC
grainel In Imitation Of those woods T~o yer
andahs of yellow pine. treated TO two coats d
boiled oil, have richness and beauty of colo
beyond the reach of pigments; and my only regr-
co nected with the house Is that w - persuaded
by the representations Of mechanics to use an
paint at all -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-10

BRID1ET.-kiIssus wants you % send her box
Of Cephalic Glue, no, bottle of Prepared Pills.
but I'm thinking that's not just IL baIther but per
haps yen be afther knowing what tits Ye see
she's nixh dead and gone with the Sick Headaohe,
and wants some more of that same Is relslved her
before.
Pills.
Byidga-Oohl sure now and you'v .ed il, here's
day about it aither.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-10

OOyRR EXCITEMENT. and the mental care and
anxiety incident To close attention to bus ness or
study, are among the numerous causes CT Nervous
Headache. The disordered state of mind and body
incident TO this distressing complaint is . fatal
blow TO al energy and ambition. Sufferers BY this
disorder can always obtain speedy relief from
these distressing attacks by Uging one of the Ce-
phallo Pills whenever the symptoms appear. IL
suets the overtasked brain aud soothes the strain
cd and jarring nerves, ard relaxes the tension OF
the stomach which always accompanies and az
sravates the disordered condition Of the brain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

TIE AMkIsAnArfoN OF LaysvagEs,-There is q
growing tendency IN this age TO appropriate the
most expressive words of other cages and after
q while 20 incorporate them into our own; thus the
word Cepha 10, vhioh 10 from the Greek, sigpifying
''for the head" 10 now becoming popularIzed IN
correction with Mr.. Spaloiug's great Headache
remedy; but u will scon be used In more general
way, and the word Cephalic will become a.
common a. Eleotrotype and many Others whose
distinction a. foreign words has been worn away
the manor born" 80 ~
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IRRIYALS THE HOTELS.

NATIONAL HOTEL-Maj Colquhoun, Va;
P GOrn.n, ! Walker, Md 3 Wf,lisSms, PC
Y; Hon w Bishop, CT; T A Jenckes, RI; b F
Gwynn, Nd; E Marrman, Pa; W c Dufee, w
McDuffee, Hon o Lovejoy, W f Doubleday and
Whsle, Mis- Howe, c Moore, A Fraser, c Bling
ham, c Purviance, A w Thompson, II 3 Bah
cock, Miss Thompson 6 Sanders, w Walk
er and fam: NY; Graham, KIT; Smith III 7
e Marselus, Call DR. w Webster, FtD; J H
Spencer, Beatty, n Baker, K T Davis, Md; G
Aultman. p Roberts, J r Kelly, Hostetter, %;
Smith and ly, =; T Hart, Italy; Gen Abbott, III
Webster, A Trofether, III; Hon w Simms, Ky;
w TAYLOR, II II Watson, NC; 3 Stevens, K
White, La; Browning, DIG; c A Wade, Del; J
Mass; Taylor, CT.
wILLARDS' HOTEL Miller, Pa; H
Myers, USN; Miss Myers, Ga; 8 l. w oodfcrd, NY;
l. Bregman, do; r II Gadiner and lady, Ga; E s
Halsey, Va; w jaws, do; w Graham. CSA
Finney and lady, Mo; b Anehidan and
lady, NY; Sir and Mrs Pickett and family, Dc
A Waters and lady, Va A Wentworth and
lady, Nh; c Huthins, do; 9 M Browne, Mass
Ga; Major Barnard. UsA; Mrs Barnard, =;
Notbeck, Russia; V Smith and lady, NY; ID
Althouse, Pa; l. Rice and lady, N.Y. T. Lar
Nina Kim Pa cGiS s,o N.Y. H HSId1E Ss
Mo; DIR Archer, Va! Col Huger, USA.
BROWNS HOTEL.-R Banks, C Jones, Va
r NJ Chatham, sc; b Mendeneall, Ill; 6 Hanson
DC; Rodgers, c Trigg, g sand, Tenn;
II; T Tapp and ly. Miss J Chamberlain, Ky;
N Jsrr;s I Carlisle, w Miller, Dunningtou
Va; Col Lynch, sc; A Levine, Harbaugh, Pa
w d Barnes, Fla; A Bradford, Minn Egstor
T. Finck, Md; J Jackson, Simkins, b Sattel
thwaite, Va.
KIRKwOOD HOUSE.-H Forrest, Md; w
Chiffon, Va; Hon Il c Hindsman, ID Gardne
Ark; C L Sinclair and ", Va; w Gerrish, Utal
laHE a0p SFnit n. nal.
Worthouse, Ny E Tucker, Mass DIR ] I vii
son, Ill.
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INDIAN |
OLD RICH, s # 3 & AMP PURE
MONONGlHEI.A RYE WUrSVRV

ConscientiouEly dIsqlisd BY Mr. James Burusids,
Of Auegany County, Penna., IN the old fsshiQled
honest way, from the choicest aud most carefully
selected Rye, and IN no case ever ofered Tor sale
until adapted 20 wholesome use by age IL is 90
once the most p.latsble. It 10 emphstically one
OF the purest beverages in the reach Of the public
To the invalid, a. well 20 those in health, It
commends ltself for its unrlvalled suslitles as q
stimuaIt Of the safest surest, and most beDehosut
description. and many Of tie most distinguishs4
PHYSICIANS are using II in their prsotice with the
CLERY a. sTOCKDALE, Proprietors.
S2S Walnut street. phisdslphlA.
WA. =. CON0vEk,
Agent for the Projectors. 29s Pa av.
ne 9<-6m opposite wlllards' Hotel.
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A Real Blessing.

Physitias.-Well, Mrs. Jones, how il that hoad-
ache'
MIS- Josss.-Gone Doctor, all gone! the pill You
sent cured me In just twenty minutes, and Wish
handy
,Phy;ieiGx.I1You can get them at any Qruggists
recommend them in oil GASES of Headache.
MIS-. J0n<s.-I shall send for o box directly, and
shall tell ell my suffering friends for they are real
blsssiag,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-10

IL Many unsuccessful attempts have been
made to obtain perfect substitute for whalebone
In the manufacture OF the ribs Of umbrellas and
parasols An ingenious manufacturer has at last
found that white oak timber Of the second growth,
when selected from the butt-end Of the tree and
ton 10 a certain curing process, be em ployed az
substitute for whalebone. Ii 10 even said to be
superior to whalebone In toughness and teRacity,
and the ribs made from 1t always resume their
original straight condition after exposure to the
weather
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-10
THE EVENING STAR.
THE BETRAYED.


shs sat alnne, on q cold era, stone,
Where the river made desoiste moa''
The sycamore tree stood white and bear
Like shested ghosts in the dusky ar' -.
A black cloud fiostsd sl.ng the sky. f..
And nisht bird uttered dismal or!' n -
SADLY she thought Of the lnnocsottms, -.
Wfs3ly she wept for her shame aad criIn'.
parLsr and deeper the shadows grow;
lie PROMISED TO meet hsr an hour ago.
sha "a, alone. on the cold g'ay stone,
And the river flowed with q sadder moan.
Sins heard the hum Of the distant town,
fhs psttsr of dead leaves falling down.
she heard the toad in the long dank grass,
But never Ass tresi-aas, sas!
The morning came ~its its golden light,
70 the sycamore zee so bare and white.
The mist that .ls,t on the rivers brim
Went up like the wings Of the chsrublm.
The water lilies, 90 cold and 20 fair,
Were tangled with trsssss 0. bright brown hair
The osiers bent with quiet grace
over form with still, white face.
The river flowed with desolate moan,
And dead leaves fell on the cold gray stone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-10

TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAvED-Mr.
SpadnE has sold two millions of bottles of his sell
e6rsted Prepared Glue and it is estimated that each
bottle saves at least ton dollars worth of broken
lions Of dollars reclaimed ffom total loss b. this
valuable invention. Having made his Glue house.
hold word, he now proposes TO do the world still
greater servlce By curing all the aching heads with
bis Cephslo Pills, and If they are as good a. his
Glue, Headaches VIII soon vanish away like snow
In July,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-10

D-D1D you ever have the Sick Headache! Do
you remember the thIobbing temples. the feyersd
How totally un6t you were for pleas urs, converse
ton or study One Of the Cephai pills would
then experienced For this and other purposes
you should a. ways have box of them on hand TO
use a. ocoasion requires.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-10

GnzAT DrscovKRr.-Among the most important
Of al the great medical disooS of this age may
ton from Small Pox, the Csphalio Pill for relief OF
Headsche, and the use of Qnitine for the proven
don OF Fevers, sither Of which 10 sure specific,
whose benefits will be experienced By suffering
humanity long after their discoveries forg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-10
'aFdly Realized.

Hi 'sd n 'orrbls 'ssdaohe this al ernoen, hand
stePped into the haposhecaries hand seys hi 90 the
man, an you hease me Of an 'esdsohe'' "Does
IL hache ard says'e. "Hexoeedlngiy," Gays hi,
and upon that e gave me q Cephslc Pill, hand
'pon me ,onor u cured me so quick that ,ardly
realized 'ad 'ad an 'eadsche. - : ! :
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FEVER AND AGUE

FEVER AND AGUE
Is caused BY the mIssm or exhalatlon evolved from
decaTed and decaylng vegetation In moist q.
When absor bed lHto the circulation, IL becomes an
destroys the health of the whole sy stem. We have
long sought. and nave at length found an antidote
AYERS AGUE CURE,
which neutrslIzss this rnalanous poison In tie
blood, and stimulates the Liver to expe IL from the
body Its action upon the stem Is invariably sure,
AM it's cure OF Pecfr ard Agne, and Kindred oon-
paints certain. III taken season 10 ex pels the
keeps those who use the CURE" free from it's at
tacks, keeps the system In health, although e1
posed 10 the disease. Conseq usnty II not only
cures, but protects from the treat variety of afec
tons which are induced by thls malignant infu
or Masked Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, Bilious Fevers, Neuralgia, Rhsuma-
tIsm, GOut. Blindness, Toothaoe, Ea raohe, Co
tarrh, Asthma, Populations, talnful Affections OF
the Spleen. Hystsrios, Colo, Paray Sis, and Pain
which, when arising from thlE cause, will be fou nd
70 ASSUME more the Inter mittsnt type. This
"AGUR CURE" removes the cause of these derAnge O.
ments, and cures the disease.
This It accomp!ishes hy stimulating the exoreto-
e-sans by become to do this thsiI
Office of their own aoo1rd. Hence arises what we
term aeelinlatatten. Time may accomplish the
same end, but often III Is not long enough, or Il
ssorlhoed In the attempt, while this ASUE CuRs'
Of this in al etIes OF cases. has shown il tc
be q sursI as well IS safer remedy for the Who'll,
class Of dl seases which caused by the mlas ma
tic Infection, than any other which has been dis
covered; and II has stll another important advAn
tags to the public, which is that 1t cheap a. vel
Prepared by DR.. J. C. AVER 4 CO, Lowell
MASS. no 10 colin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-10

FACTS WORTH KNowINs.-spaldins's Cephslic
Pills are q terte in cure for Sick Headache, Bill
GUS Hsadaehe, Nervous Headache, COstivensss
Add General Debility.
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nR. j. BOvEE DOD's

ii 10
~ IMPERIAL VINE BTTTRRs,
Are now being used from Msne to the Great SAT-
Lake, AMI the universal verdict Of ali Who use
tEsn seeo.f i his ss.ssos p. 5 year. bstcS.
and prsssH, sts sss 0 . &, s 2 For Es
o.Isof iBSili'1. GoE.sTstlon, Indy s,ti2n. Dye
FORD acsFs nOsi in1s able remedy E ASIDE frOs
.Pn. md sssEs Bsrses ss sscdiss aiis I lie
ssSSsaTt ,s ssh s,s cssS Of B.as Tss
y L saS.ttslss tSs.. vsls.Si. gssssSls sisss.
IL 6EssssS a.. sef b asIs
p,. .5ARLEs WWIIlRF ,'m .,EI.
]. sosWARZE. Aseni, ''
Washington, ID. G.
rmPffisifilRR o SIE E R2RE
For Diseases ftae Kidnsys, Bladder and Urinary
never fail 70 cure, and are warranted 70 1--WE sans,
cEARLEs wIDDIFIELD L CO.,
Propnetors. rs W illiam at, New fork.
js,lyI Agent. wssSlnston. BE.
JOY EFF 1 TIE s sIfS AER f sKESEEIAS
APPLY fHE REMEDY
REJOICE IN HEALTH
OF those Numerous a.. rents which arise from i'm
purity OF the blood What are thsy, do yOp ssk.
ss5 yasf aH syn 9Y DE SGS S
Of our being 70 respond 20 any cSuse xhIoh sdeots
th> system, the pulse insllIbly attests The ever
prevailing Seura n, the irnts1ng krysipeles the
subtle Scrofuls, the asohi1iDy RhepEsusm, EeF-
vous Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver Comp sint with itr
toIPor and detection, snc the uCrbeIless ills that
flesh 10 heir 20, derive their h;deoEs origin from the
blood, Desl Kindly thes and equity N.th the blood.
Use the vtalixiEg resources Of mature for Its cid,
and suffer rs 70 commend 20 your confidence and
use that truly valuable tnedicAsneut known "a
INDIAN VEa 3isi n biscocrToN.
With regard TO tEia almost lntsllible specific
popular sentiment has sp0fen in decided terms,
and the evidences Of this great efficacy ere sus-
tanned By constant ayOvaE Of curative effects and
the hsPpiest results from its use are after al other
remedies and the best medical skill have failed.
| Let as sSy, In conclusion, that certificates
eurcs are not sought from the lliterste and supex
kclsl, but they are volunteered from the most re-
/ which u ID possible TO commend 90 valuable 3
the curative properties Of the medioine are 90 usled
only By lie restorative effects, the sJstem recover
Ing from disease with removed constitution ysor.
For sale By all respectable Qruggists IL this
1 city, and By the proprietor, MRS. NJ. cox.
None fennIne unless her name Ia blown the
bottle and her seal on the cork
| DPnce 81 per bottle, ak bottles for a6
Wholssals lssnt. r.. s. +. CIsSEL, DraEeist.
GEORGETOWN, ID. c., Wholesale Agent FOR the Dis
| tic, and win supply the trade at my prices.
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b. HALL

B. HALL
ISRAEL DEMIN6,
Wholesale and Retail Deel srs In fine FAMILY
GROCERIES,, TEAS, WINES. and choice Ii
QUOkS Of al kinds A fresh stock Just opened.
Good Sugar cents per pound. Cal atNo. $50 nh
strset. bstveen and Louisiana sv. 90 s-6
@. o. DEMUrH CO.,
IMPORTERS And Wholesale and Retail Deal
ers in
HAVANA CIGARS,
FOREIGN WINES, BRANDIES, GINS. &c,
No. 40 NORTH CHAKLks STREET,
Flee doors obovs LSriHgfos ST.,
no a-ly Baltimore
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VUATCHREPAIRlNGA NOSILvER WARE
w MANDATORY.
I have one OF the best establishments, and fur
nished with complete set of tools for repair ~
Ing every description Of hne Watches, and IN
particular attention give t. the same, BY a
thorough competent workman g nd g, work guaran-
tied. Also, every descrIp ION of standard SILVER
WARE. balm and ornamental, manUiactu- ed under
far superior in quality and finish to northern ware
sold by dssers in general and represented as their
own manufacture. III. D. HOOD,
se6 33s Pa. avenue. near 9Th ~.
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y
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and after SUNDAY, November 18th, 1860, the
trains will run as follows:
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
First train At so q. m.
Second Tram at 7.40 a. m.
Third train at $40 p. m, Express.
Fourth train at p m.
LEAVE BALTIMORE:
FIRST train at AS a. m, Express.
Seoond train at 8.35 q. IN.
Third at $40 p. m.
Fourth at % D. NJ, Express.
The 6rst, second and third trains from Wash l.
lngton connect through to Philadelphis 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
nspois. For Norfolk take the 10 a. m. trai.,.
For the accommodation of the way travel be-
tween Washington and Laurel, a passenger cal
Will be attached TO the tonnsge train which leaves
at $40 p. m.
On Saturday the $40 p. m. tram goes to Phisdel
phia only.
no esd T. III. PARSONS, Aren't.
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MEDICINES.

N. ssnssrcs,
Locx BosPIrAL
Hss Dtssssss< ths ssoss Csrtsss, SPEEDY, so -.
EfsefsaI Rs~szs N sss Void,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IhPRUcENcE.
LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT.
APPLY INMED ATELY.
A cuRE WARRANTED, Or NO CHARGE,
IN FR0,S ONE 10 TWO DAYS
w..i,... 10. s.si. ssns,.s. ks..s.s. 80. rs..r
s:s.lh, e, , c..
psaass. e arsiw HddEs. DssAs. .fIAs 4sss, fsr.sS
Rsss OF stn, Af.Sseus sfths Lsny, s.nsss % Is..s-
Y.sssHs... D...sfsi ana Dsarss.s r.sass. vssa "a.
ear hssras .ps.sls, ana desire, sss Bsdy sss hss
..,....r, ...A.v. t.s.s. :. 1.,.. Of s.l.y Wee,
nrt are. ds sne dsssreuvs hahn vAish .sss.y sweeps
:..s s.ss nd sns.s is:.l... ~! .sss .s.s.s. s.
..ss.ssss s.s.na ssss... v.ss "a. a,,s
nAxnAsB
nAnaIKD rEasons, % rses nss ss.ss.pl,u,r sss
naSs, beng svsrs PSyse.i vsskzss., sIsatss sssln.
sss, ssssss IN AIS hsasr rsss.s s.l s..sessly ss
OFFICE Ne sosyr rkErkaIcEs 1xkrr.
Is A.st ss. rang fr.n s.l.Is.s. .srs. 70. sss. ne.
ss.s s. Ss,s .sd ssssi. ,s...s
Be- yoAEsrou,
i.a 90. q q: n.., srsisss, cs.T 10 q. ssa.s ss,s
:ss q: s..:, par ss.s ~, s', s.'s ...S q. hes:
lsetsd ssns Of tAs usst s,tsoselng care, hat
.s.s ...sy sn. .rn s:;S -. .s a..
:s..s, ss,s,G. wa .Ss:u, s..asI ,u.ss.s ...'
TAKE rARyICyLAR NOTICE.
Year hsn .nd :th.r. .h. hArs ,Hi.r'd h.ns.-s. BY
ssrsn Ps.sus. IN .s.a .se... esst trsSsssuy
which nishdy fan .h.a .s.P, ssd oct ssr.d,
render. naTsr. inPes.is. ard sssv.y' lssA .isd s.l
rs..: .sd saa a..sI.ly .s..u r..s....
- 81 kaAF 49, - Ii -
Dss f.ls. u s E.sG p,@n... :. s,SSI, Lea. :: ss.s..,
y. D.r.h ss@.St ottL. Ds:.ss f.ss.. s.s.s.i Dssa,
nSsTALLY-Ts.i fearful .E.ea On n. mind .ss z..A n
Be drsAdsd-Les Of hlsmsy, Csnfss.a sfIa,s, Dap
depr E.u feresdiaTs, hvsrsien 81 seesty ssfDsIf
ks.s Il ssitsds, fnidy, ETC.. II pps
sEnyoss "Reminiscences, "a, ..vI,es, .A.i
ths sa..s sfA.I declining hssis, !ss.aS tSsH 'e.r,
s:.ss zeal PAL; .,r,.. and u ..
DISEASES OF imPRUDEkcE
When As nsgsdsd sndimprsdsat ,st.ry Of pleasure O. 90
i.pp.ns Ss ..ss. .f.AsHs dread :. si.s.-ssy
deter. h frsn sPPyinI {, shoss yas fr,I .dsssl. "A
issGs q iSssr.nt and d..sS: pr.t.sS. vI.
q eur.ng, fleb his P.esP.y ss6.tAue', ss.p A. vfIs
.iasd ana in despair Law. lin VIII rsnsd ss. .s,
S...S SS -. .,n ss
isrnbls dsssss rseh Af.eous Of NE Rss Threat
s.n.s . Is sr..s .ss.s. ), ..SsS. ss . d. sss y.
asss'usd sssUtry from .hess rsG.rs,
d. Isp Imr E2s sssAHc "rAKsIs'
By thb great and Important remedy vs.knss sss.
speedily esrsd and fall vssr rss,srsd fhesss,ds
add dssistsdi VIE ssd Leaf all ksTs.
/ been imms6istsly Tslisvsd.
Al inpsdiEsuts Marriage Physical HsstI Dsssss
s..ss. Lee: .. rrss...a.' r:s., s.r,:. In. .l,sI
1 lind sHsssdfly ssIs6-
| ENDORsEnfEk7 OF TMK rIESa.
TE MANY rhoa NDs esr,e attn. is.utsrs. yisl..
cal spsrsteos p,rsrDsd ~ Dr Isnssn, ~ u,
u The papsrs snd persons,
vkseh have sFpssTsc and tssss The Bsss
ness his standing Gsssuan 81 skarxstsr saa rssDsxs
Il ia u2sfan IA "a
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4 CURE WARRANTED, Or NO CHARGE
IN PROM ONE 70 TWo DAYS.


nssssr .ftAs n.ys Cs.g' .tssII..ss .s.ss. gr.tsst
srsstsr part vhsss 10, sss spsu IA s hes
DItss Lsedsu, Fef, Philadelphia has =
lsctsd Of the meat astsaishng
tssl; many trssblsd viii nnSal 10 had snd sss
when ssissPi great nsrrsrsnsss tslII safns1 stcd.
sssnes sashfsnsss With frequent ksshinf Ausnd.d
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

7 FOR KING GEORGE.
IN Addition to her other regular landings, the
Steamer ST. NICHOLAS, Captain r.
Guy, will hereafter call to land and E.ettal9sE3N
take off passengers at Chatterton
(Taylee's Landing, thus afording the citizens OF
King q Gorge additional convenIences for reaching
goes to Ba timore every SATTRD Y, and Wash
ington and Alexandris every THURSDAY.
The steamer James Guy" VIII not be above ed
to ,me to the above land ing.
no p 2w JOHN TAYLOE.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
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(yIRBg WIG, BRAID AND cURL MANU-
" FACTORY, 2<2 Penn. avenue, near The COR
ner Of Thlrteeuth street.A vsry oomplets sssort-
mint Of Brs,ds, Curls. Ensestss. Bsndsaur, 30,
notiee lair Work repaired or taken in sIohanre.
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IMPORTANT TO H0USEkEEPERs.
z. r. DURKEE co.'s
0EIECT SPICE9.
Guaranteed not only
ABSOLUTELY AND PERFECTLY PURE,
but ground from fresh Spices, selected and cleaned
By Us expressly for the purpose without re.ererce
70 cost. They are beautifully packed in tinfOi,
(lined with PapcI, }. TO prevent injury BY keeping
and are full weight, while the ordinary sroand
Spices are almost iavaTIably short We vaIrnnf
them, In point OF strength and nohness Of flavor,
BEYOND ALL COMPARISON,
a single trial viii abundenty prove.
Manufactured only BY
fe 1S-H.DdW.h Isl Pearl st.. New York.
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DiaEA6Es OF lMPRUDkNCI
ENDORsEnfEkT or THk rIEsI

fuE MANY rh0SEANDs exrsc Githis institxtAss vilkt
The last seventeen year, and ths Important o.
cal spsrssn. p,rfsrDsd sy DE- Isessn, vIth,tsst ~
u The snd shsT persons, bsnsss
vkseh have sfpssEsd tsss and arsin kssss Bssis
hess his standing fssslsuah skarxstsr saa rssysxs
stlity sskstsnt GssTsntss 20 NE tEetsd. ian NV
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NEW ORLEANS
CHOICE OF THREE ROUTES.
~ III q q e q e

TWO DAILY TRAINS-SvNDAYs INcLypsp,
leave WashinStsn at q. N. and p. -.
The Steamer GEORGE FACE leaves her wharf
foot of Seventh street ut ek m. and ek p. and
connects ut Alexandria with the Orange and Alex
SndriS Trains for tho Southwest.
OGce-Pennsylvanis avenue, corner OF Sixth Ut.
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, IN. ssnssToH,
~ BAIYINgRn
LOcN HOSPIYAL
Hss Dtssssgsx tAs ssoss CSrtsss, SPEEDY, SOD -,
Efsersai RsvEs1s IN sis Void,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.