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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-04-06
Lewis, Irwin & Co.'s Land,


On Saline Creek in Sterdrt County Tennessee.
The tract contains 1000 acres, 900 in Stewart
and 5000 in Trigg County, Ky. 1t will be sold in
body, or divided to suit parties. This land lies
within one mile of the Cumberland river, has a
good road to the landing at the mouth of Saline
Creek, and very good store house TO shelter
produce &c. There are seven different small farm
upon the lard, with comfortable improvement on
each; the hest Of Springs, Orchards, &c. The Fur
mace buildings are very numerous, consisting Of
residence servants houses cribs, stables, smoke
house, Offices and the main furnace building. The
moulding room is 90 by rs feet, with 30 feet sheds
another building 32 by 100; another 40 by no.
&C. There are about 800 acres Open besides the
coaling, that affords vast amount of grazing
Much of the land will produce the finest quality of
tobacco and wheat, OF anything that grows in this
climate. And TO persons wishing to go into the
sheep business it offers great inducement. having
all necessary buildings and the hest of water right
at them for the washing of sheep or WOOL Nearly
all the land is in the hest of timber consisting of
the different varieties of oak, hickory, black and
white walnut, poplar, beech, blackberry, gum, elm
chestnut, &c. To n man that wants to make for
tune at Tanning, would say come to me. Price
(f divided) from 81 10 Sr0 per acre, or l will sell
all together at q great bargain Terms one-fourth
cash, balance /, 2, 3 and years, interest on the
last note.
T. D. LEONARD
Real Estate Agent.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-04-06

PosToFFICE STAUsTlcs.-The New York Tribune
has compiled from official records table OF PoStoiice
statistics from which we CLEAN the following intch
ligence in relation to the Tennessee Postolfccs. The
Postoice in this city yields to the General Govern
mert a net revenue of Sl2, 1873 per year The sal
airy of the Postmaster is fixed At $1,000 per annum
Memphis yields net revenue of Sli,C5e per year
Po,tmastcrS' salary $4,000. Knoxville yields 81,
2s3 per year and the Postmnsters salary is Sl,755
Columbia yields Sr,lO9 per year, and the PoStmas
tiers salary is Sl,446 GAINESVILLE yields Sl,597 per
year and Postmasters salary is 81 O70. The salary
of the Postmaster at Chattanooga is $4,000,
In a statement of amounts paid to mail contract
ors and carriers for 1859, we find the following;
Fast Tennessee and Virginia Railroad.. 40
Fast Tennessee and Georgia Railroad...."..22, 600
James
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Nashville aud Chattanooga Railroad. 900
In Kentucky the Louisville Posotlice yields to
the General Government net revenue of $4,000
per wear The salary OF the Postmaster is fixed at
- 600 per annu,m Coyington yicdss net revenue
Of 81, 422 per year; Danville sl,29si Lexington
$5,o55i Frankfort s9,ls Maysye Slo75 Pa
ducah l,732, aud Paris 81, 49l.-Ndshtias BdSRer.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-04-06
To Physicians.

ANY PHYSICIAN who may wish good cou n
try practice, can hear of such an one by calling at
McCauley & Bells.
April 9Th, Colin.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-04-06
DISSOLUTION.

The firm Of Chiffon h Harrison, was dlssoyed by
mutual consent on the 22d inst, Rob,.S Chiffon, 70,
tires A. b. Harrison will settle up the bulsness Of
the late firm, and the name Of the firm will oaly DO
used in liquidation.
March So 1860. r. s. Chiffon.
A. b. HARRISON,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-04-06

A. d. Harrison, will continue the Grocery bulsnes
A. the cd stand, aod earnestly request my friends
oopairoEiso him 40 literally they did the late firm
y. II. ROBT S. Chiffon,
March 30 leCo--lm
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Job Work.

We have just received a new LOT Of Jot Troe and
are now prepared 10 execute work with neatNess
nd dispatch. AbBLETT A GRANT
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-04-06

R,s.- II YOU are indebted 10 the Chronicle %,
6rs. VloAse come forward and PAY UP'~Sa
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For Sale.
MOORE'S
$40
Sewing Machine |!

Made expressly for Family and Plantation use;
making in n superior manner the " Double Lock
Stitch" the strongest, most elastic and durable
made by anymachinc. The hest Judges pronounce
the Moores Patent to be the most SIMPLE PRACTICAL
and DURABLE machine now before the public, and
the most desirable tor Family use being reliable
and accurate on all kinds Of goods; using from two
ordinary spools without reminding, any size and
kind Of thread from No. TO 200, and sewing with
equal facility the thicket and thnnest goods used in
families, and sold a about half the price asked for
machines of less practical value.
The proprietor calculating on arcessales and
wishing to bring 90 valuable on article within the
reach of all, offers the MooREs Machine nj $40 md
invites all persons Ladies especially, to examine IL
thoroughly, and satisfy themselves Of its real
merits.
OPINIONS OF TIE PRESS AND PUBLIC.
MooRns SEWING MAcnNE.-There has been one
in cur own family for month or more. II gives
complete satisfaction, and is liked better the longer
it is triedit is simple and easily worked, and docs
not seem liable to get out of order-7exds Chris
ton .1drocate.
MooREs SEWING MACHINE We have one in our
family. and our better half is very much pleased
! with it, not that it is really better than Grover &
Bakers but it is simpler and cheaper than they
1t makes beautiful and substantial q stitch as any
Of them, and will be used by the masses Of the peo-
pie Memphis Christian Adpocatc.
DEAR SIR:-I have had one Of Moores Patent
Sewing Machines in in my family for some time.
and have hcsitancy in saying, that consider IL
in every particular equal, if not superior TO any
high priced machine ip market. My wife is much
pleased with H. and do every variety of family
sewing upon it without any difficulty. 1t does not
get out oil order. and chceriuly recommend Il TO
those designing to purchase valuable and prac-
teal innchine.--J WILDER, Cincinnati Ohio
TO WHOM IT MAY CoECERN.--J have thoroughly
examined the machine known Moorcs Sewing
Machine, and candidly assert that consider it tho
best cheap machine ! ever saw, and In fci, tho
only really practical one. believe il to be all that
Is claimed for it-simple, strong aud durable, and
for family machine fully equal il not better than
any other Sewing Machine in market, regardless cf
rise.-lI II. SMITH, Vice President of the Ohio
Mechanics Institute.
The above notices only few Of the many
which might be given. but these are deemed suIi-
ceut TO satisfy all acknowledgements Of the superior
excellence of the Moores Patent. Every machine
is FULLY WARRANTED and success 10 the use
Of it guaranteed.
lsi5' Local and travelling agents wanted, and
those well qualified for the business will find II
| highly remunerative.
Exhibition and Sa'es Roon at Hughes Music
Store, Clarksvle, Tenn.
NJ. W. Stafford, State Agent
GAINESVILLE, Tenn. March 30, 1850, tf.
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Fire Brick.

I or Rent.
A VERY neat and convenient private Residence
on Franklin Street. Apply to
T. D. LEONARD, Agent.
April 9th, '6o-tf
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wAsu,serox. April 2,

WAsHlNeToN, Apr1f :.
The Constitutional Union committee tonight de-
cided that the chairman should convene the entire
National committee Of 800 simultaneously with the
convention to be held 1T Baltimore on the 9th Of
MayP TO ratify the nominations and take steps
To further the organization for prosecuting the
canvass
FEw YoHx, April ..
The Bank statement shows an increase in loans
Of STATIC; increase in specie $i34, 1856; increase
in circulation Slo9o60 increase in deposits 81, 3l4,
l6f2.
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FURNITURE AT AUCTION!

AT o'clock on Saturday morning. AprilN
l4th, 1860 will commence the sale of the W,
largest and best selected stock OF Furniture II !
ever offered at Auction in GAINESVILLE. This sale
will positively take place on the Public Square, in
Clarksvle, and viii be worthy the attention of all
who may want Furniture.
March 80. 1860, 3w. JNO. F. COUTS.
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LOOK OUT I!

March q. ,eo-tf
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M. G. & L. RAILROAD.
Gs~17Bp~s@.--
$500 - Is Eh aHsnsislisiI
zHN " ~ - ~ NJ ~ Wv w
TWO TRAINS TO NASHvIL

lWO lhAlNo ~ Nasty lLLb
On and after Saturday, April I, 1860, trains vii
RIM as fellows.
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hRRTVALS AT THE HOTELS

NATIONAL HQTEI.-JL 3 Brooke Md; / A
Sf IN g"st;S D; Ea srTi;SH . a%afaRR
Ton "a. r " Green, Ny; III l. Harri1ston, nd; &
GrsTo s MAJ Az Ben,tie sst - aay, Bette,
" Weeks Ak; g : Tuft aud adv Mrs. Cnlmsn
snHs T9 cTeeds 5Gss. d N st
go. w Crust qnd lad{ A Mayhsw and lady. A l.
ter So2sff Nc nss sys w To- az S
Tsg:h The Mo- g 6 f,9,Iias, ne; Ms. Fox; SO;
: B97nton. K Hopkins, II: ] Chaoman. Va: Z "
William., &c, c Rowie, Md: Evans, Hum
f2 cPSSsm G?g %ie LII ~ [ds end ss, fKay Pa
b,aIisH N -, SilISvay, Mass; ] y WyotcG TnGs
brieht, LIS. " '''
wILLARDs' HoTEL.-T b Alexa.der. DC;
fr2ITm; seo!l.na = clay, III a g sohrclet do:
ents1 hi ana d E. Ak Pr N PRqTs VSN
do Il sedzswscs, SO; a Robinson. h Sni P y
Robinson. do; A Jebnscn and LADY, o; Miss john n
vs.; Gordon. DO; 81 q Botsford and adv Ma
ad % an Mas sa' M r. ara nGssa P sSJ .,
al C dsdE M:1s HtShel, Ind Mrs Aid
w y. t 1 ~ Mass Ts1sol Do r Anor5
R.aes and ls5y. Pa fhomp.da dd5onsr Nc
g., sImlngt9n, Md: n Stanton. Va; s tsseD
NY; II Henderson, do, S'0''' ihi 7" ives
BROWNS HOTEL.-K SIey,-: w Wright
ns; Z NTH, NfiS Ferguson. Ala, j Beekerton
Mo, w hennlzh, Va, Bumenthal. : Rood Nv;
Y SnodgIsss. Tenn; w Bond asd lady. u; ! ,'sld
well. Bennett, Va; Westherby, La; a BeldI15 .
ATs' y m,noy, Ny: q BopkHiSht 80: ] " heat ~
dr-resnlsI, 4 Col o zee, r. "a, ksr. La; G 70. te
TENN p Miller. Va: ID HuIs and SON Md; p IIUs-
hHry, rs Col =immon5s NC; w Smith X R,sins
q: " James. Va; Mr. WilensteiD w Wright
-, y, amp h7Il y and LADY,. Misses v A and d III
y skegaH, -; Camphsli, Tenn: I Krames :
TO 10 : Kramer. IS; Dett, NC; W WeeksAT :
Abraham, Ala; J CIa.k Va e' A
DJkIkkWOoD HOUSE.-E G. Radcliffe, LAIR
~ nnqssI+r', n w Hudson. D; q Weho, Ny;
q i.escn, ca Clover. Fla; 7 HANS, Pa;
7 ppsIzsri ,1o' y Z Smi. b, =; Mr. johnson, XII;
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ISCESDlARY' DOCUMENTS N MARYLAND The
Kent County Conservation says that his Honor
Judge CARMEL ael has decided that IL is not nee
e'sary for postmasters to inspect every issue Of
newspaper to see IL ncendiary sentiments are con-
timed therein: that If the general reputation of
paper Is Of that character. postmaster is JUST fed
IN withholding such paper; and that any post
master delivering such paper. knowing its char
scter or tendency renders himself liable to all the
penalties enacted for circulating ncendiary docu-
mens. He also directed the Grand ury to mott fy
eaCn postmaster in the county Of this decision.
The several pOstnssters, the Conservator learns
IN pursuance to this decision. were directed to
refuse al applications for the New York Tribune,
they, the jury, deeming that paper an incendIary
sheet Postmasters delivering said paper, it is
requested TO state, will be prosecuted in every
case.
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4 MYSTERY Al RICHMOND. The Richmond
felix's are ar present considerably ''skeered" by a
mysterious flight Of stones as the Dispatch
calls Il which seems to be directed by some super
natIr1l power against the house of a widow
woman on shcckoe Hill, In that city. The Dis
patch Of Thursday. speaking of the first occur
renee of the pheRCeenon and the arrest of certain
parties on suspicion of being the authors of it.
saws
The rocks ard bricks, however, continued to
crush the window glass during the day, and that,
100, Notwithstanding the presence of scores of
citizens. who gathered about the house and in 1t,
watching for the per petrators Of the offence, but
discovered none One or two of the night police
hearing Of the affair, seated themselves In one of
the rooms, and could see the rocks and bricks
fall around them. but could not tell from whence
they came An outsider declared that he saw a
stone arise from the ground and fl Y through the
window, and Others made statements equally as
absurd, but no discovery was made, notwithstand-
ing the psltng continued until o'clock I'm the
afternoon, when the medium seemed to have
tired Of his Improbable work.
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
TRIEaEMAR, 1, q, q 3,

Protected BY Royal Letters Patenf Of Easlasd, so
secured By tks Seals of the Eeole de Phdr0dets dc
PdriS, and fAs ID7pridI CoI!tgs Of Medicine,
Pisnrn
No. 1 is invaluable for exhaustion, Spermator
ThGa, and al physical disabilities.
No. 2 completely eFcd Gates all traces of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the
seous and pernIcioue use of oopayIa and cubebs.
Nc. has entirely suppented the injurious uEe Of
mercury, thereby insufiDg 10 the sufferer speedy
relIef dispensing allmPurines, and roofing out the
venom Ofdissase.
TRIESEMAR,N Nos. 1 q and 3 are prepared in the
form Of a lozenge, cevoid of taste and smell, and
odn be carried In the waIstcOat pocket Sold IN tir
cases. and divided into separate doses, as admins
tered y NalPeau, Lallemand, RouI, RECORD, &c.
Price IS esoh or four cases for So which saves SIS
ard IN 81 cases, whereby there is saving of fs.
TO be hSd, " hOlsssie and retail, Of DIR. BARROW,
194 Blocker street, four doors below MoDouEai
street. New YORK. immediately on receiving a Re
mlttance, DR.: Barrow will forward the TriesemaI
o. Any part cf the world. securely packed, and ad
dressed according 10 the instructions Of the writer
Sold also by s. CALVERT FORD, Jr, Wash
ingtnn. ID. G.. de Gem
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/
Has Discovered fks rsosf Cs-tass, Speedy, asd cli
Efsctral Remedy ~ tks World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENcE
LET NO FALSE DELIcACY PREVENT
APPLY MINED ATELY.
a cURE WARRANTED. OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO Two DAYS.
w..sn.. .A. Bach, s.set.r... Af'sa.a. .t.A' nd..r
DEBILITY s.r'ps'S. 7R.msSSss
pnn... Of Sight or Giddn. D.s.,. Had Threat
Eoss skiR Affection, Of the Lnn stom.eh f
YSshr6... and
Gar nsrr.E, impossible. and destroy esn sedy ana VIVA
r.,,., vii. A.,. s.eom. n. victim. Of Solitary Via.
that dreadful and dsIpetivs habit which annu. tvssps
at,d talents aud brilliant intellect might Oth.r.ss have
snrsnesd listening ssnsts With The thshd.
d.as..
HAKRIrD PERSONS, Y sEng Men ssotsnplsn. MAJ
..Ags, beng .varsof Phyueai ~'aiD't organic debility
X. who place. hims. Ebtsr Ii. Of Dr. J. nay rsAs
sssy eonhds his honor gentleman and ssnfdsnuy rely
OFFICE No. SOUTH FKEnERICKsrRIEY,
.t band sid, gong from BHmsr. .I..; is deer. re.
mat DO paid and ssstsin sstsnp.
DR. JOHNSTON,
n.nss :fts' hsysl CeL,g' sfssrEssn hsndsa gr.d..u
aud thu part Of whose lii. has bean spent the bee
fsetsd Of IN, SstOnishing that
Known; many troubled with ringing had and
sounds, Ss,Sun... Win :SS.n, tiu.hng .asns.d ..a.
Ensi with Of mind, cured Immediately
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Yssnf Men and who have injured themselves BY
ssrain practice indslgsd IN when sonsa habit .sssnty
learned from evil companions, or az school, d. sfseu
which tightly sh when lasssp, and eyrsd,
rsadsr. imPosbls and destroys beth mind and
body, should apply imrn'datsly
,aTy has. of yoah vas, wsns' q q. sssn .ns
POEsr PalPauon Of hs Heart DysP,Psy NsrvOss lrash
~, Dsrang,msn 9th Digestive FRnsnsns 6snsral Dssy
MENTALLY-T5, f.arfui .f.eu On ID. mind ar. n,sAu
;. drssdsdLcs Of msmory Cenfuson Of Ideas
Love Of Solitude Tmldy, ETC., ssms Of the svs pre-
NERVOUS DEsILIrY-fh..s.ndsss can new Jsdf. vAsi
coming weak pale and smseiAsd having
Appearance about hs eopgh symPsms esnssmpuss
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
h, has Sbad IN. ss.ds Of t6. psinfsl il 70. ess
a,..., n% from sPPs 10 hI. rSo rI% ;ass'G. ,Ss
band. OF Enoran, snd e..igang Pr,.ud.s who assp.s
curing tch pteuniary s1bssnes Keep him triant
and 10 despair ..Ts him .ih rGn.d s:aitS TO .ss
hs CALLING dEaPpOntn,Ht; By tks Of shat deadly
tsrrbl dis,a,, ,aeh a, Affections Heart Threat Nos
SKIN. te With frghul rspdity all death
discovered country from who's. bcurDs traveller
DR. JoHHsONsKEMEDY FOR ORGANIC wEAHnKu
AND IMPOTENCY.
~ great portan; rsmsdy saknss Of the sffsss
speedily esr.d and M 'iEor rsIor.d Thesands .fths
and dsbiatsd, vhs had sst all hePs hav'
imp ,dIusns Marriage. Phy,.s CT Mental Di,q..h
teauont Los, q Prner,s', Power, Hsrrsss Hrit, sily
Trembling ard Ws.insss EIhAssisn Of he nsst fssrfs
''"0 EN1oRsESEsT OF TINE PREss
TIE MANY THOUSANDS cured stthis In,titslen yitsis
n: it,.,.a' y.sI, and q. psp.ros' lmPor.a' ss
reporter, Of hs paper and many othsr neess
.sh hs. S8Pa,:d I.9 and ssse -, ss ~
sli;y, 10 ssfesnt gssrsntss 70 the ssiesd Jan Ay
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MEDICINES.
HIGHLY IMPoKTANT TO ALL
INDIAN rEGETlBLE UECOCTTON,

1t is well known that in the Spring people are
more apt 70 contract disease than al any other
period; and il 10 equally weli-known that the WY
to ward of disease is TO keep the blood pure, for
"all the Tls that flesh is heir TO- arise from mpur
y of the blood, the main sPrlng Of our ssIstenoe
It Is therefore, important to all that the system
should be thoroughly cleansed and purified, and
this can be done IN the most efsctns was by usIng
MRS NJ. COX'S INDIAN FkGETABLE DE-
COTTON, the best remedy discovered Tor the cure
Of diseases of skin, Erysigeas. scTof9Is khegma-
Dyspepsy, Liver Complaint, and ali other diseases
arising from Impuity of tho blood. It has ELECTED
the most remar kabe cures, as can he shown by
numerous certificates from persons OF the highest
responsibility, and is recommended by an VINO
hsve used it as the most invaluable remedial sgent
of the day.
I1rlt Is sold by all the Druggists of Baltimore,
and at the residence of the propIle'or.
MRS. Nj. COX,
ISIS East Baltimore street,
between Eden street and Central avenue.
None genuine unless her name Is blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork.
II Price 81 per bottle, six bottles Tor Sd
Wholesale Agent. r. :. r.. CIssEL. Druggist,
Georgetown, ID. c., Wholesale Agent for the Dis
trict and will supPJ the trade at my prices.
mar a -tr
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IL Several years since, a man named John
Cain killed Richard Singleton for the seduction
OF bis daughter Mary in Cincinnati The daughter
has since become an abandoned character and
lsst Monday night was married to a negro named
Ninton. over ~ years Of age, the keeper of an
eaunc and drinking house of a very low charac-
Ter. The girl vas about 20 years ofage.
u Mr. Alfred Moss. the sick Charleston dele.
Sate rom Fairfax county, Va. has so far recov-
cred from mis- late severe illness as TO be enabled
to walk out when the wea ther is mild and prasa nj
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THE EVENING STAR.
THE RAIL
s. xoESE II. CLARK.

81 GxoE6K II. CLAIM.
I nat hlm n the cars. -s.
Where Teslgnedly he sat
Uls hair was full eff dust.
And 30 YES his crarat
Ha was furthermore embelllshed
By ticket IN his hat.
The conductor touched hisarm.
nd woke him from nap,
When be gave his feeding flies
An sdmonltory slap.
Ant ms ticks. 20 the man
~ the yellow Uttered cap.
p launching into talk.
W rattied on out way
with illusions to the crops
.Ehat along the meadow Jay
W h@rcUpoH hi- eyes weTs iIt
With a speculative ray
The heads of many mea
Were bObbing a. n sleep
And many tables lifted
Their voices up To weep;
WhIie the coal dust dagkly fell
On the bOanets In heap,
Al the while the swayinE ears
Kept ruRbllng DER tho rail,
Apd the frequent whistle ssIit
ShulekS of anguish to the Eai,,
Aud the cIHders battered down
pn the griIny floor like hat.
" hen suddenly lar.
And thTice-repeatcd bump,
Made the people In alarm
from their easy cushions jump
For they deemed the sound TO be
The Inevitable trump.
a spliutering crash below.
y doom rbodiug twitch.
Us the tender gave lurch
Beyond the flying switch,
And nIangled mass of men
Lay writing In the ditch.
With a pa pitating heart
Ny friend eSsayed to rise,
There were bruises on his limbs
And stars before his eyes,
Md ms face was Of the hue
OF dolphin when he dies.
7 was verv well content
In escaping with nv life
But inv mutual friend
Commenced a legal STRIFE
Being therPuntO incIted
b. his lawyer and his wife.
And he writes me the result,
In has quiet way. as follows;
TBat has case came up before
\ bench of legal scholars,
W no awarded him his claim
OF fifteen hundred dollars.
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HIS CATEAPTJc SYRUp

For Infants, Children and Delicate Females, IL
oertsIny ono of the most desirable aud valuable
Medicines in the world. IL Is perfect substitute
for CdloHiei. acting on the Liver, removing all oh
strucilons IN The Bowels, curing Costiv"EesS lndI;
edectual in its UperatiCus,as CaomeS yet u is SO
delicious to the taste, that children Will for n,
aud II is as gentle, innocent and harmless 40 the
dews of Heaven. Thousands of mothers through
out the land will bless the dlscOveTer of this in
valuable Medicine,
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BEWARE OF MINERAL POISnNS.
DR.. J. BOVEE D0DS'
CELEBRATED
VEGETABLE MEDICINES.

HIS IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS,
For the cure of Inoipient Consumption, Weak
Lungs. Weak StOmaohs, Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
REQ uiring Tonic. are unsurpassed. They srsm made
of a pure Sherry Wine, and aside from their medi-
oinal properties, they are 8 most wholesome and
ightfu Beverage,
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CHARLES wIDDIFIELD CO,


b49 AND COL BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
And sC!d by john SCHWARTZ, Druggist; 4oS Pa
avenue, next door Ia the United States Hotel, and
sy druggists generally. mar l4-iy,TQ
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U,Hg BEST COUGH sYRUP IN sHE
Tho boSt cough SYR Up in the world 10
TRANSFORMERS FEGI0RAL SYRUP OF

.
CHS article is prepared by chemist, snd IL pre-
nounced By medical men, ard those who have ubo<
It, to be the best preparation for CokEaS, Colds, Cs
ts,fh. Bro.ekit's, 4oarSsnss., Sore 1Aroat ffsss
rs~srtfos.
Persons who sing should use Il. IL is ,lessSnt Re
the taste softens clears aud strengthens the voice
Rl,ys 81 irritation Of the throat and lungs, and pre-
vents taking cold.
fCP Bottles IS and 80 cents and aI. Sold BY ali
druggists in Washington. GecrEeto vn and AlexsH
SrIa asi1-r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-30

J. HoRsEs, so,f ior went OF use. -
zine Inquire ct Tie Once o. the wsshinston u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-30
HIS BRANDY CATHARTIC.

Is q sure remedy for EOsnveness, Liver Complaint
and d. spepsa, They're pleasant TO the taste; sure
in their Operations; and C8thaTtic, entirely. ef
fectHGty and pOSifireiy superoede the Of Pills,
SO nauseOUs and disag reeah.e*0 the taste.