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raper.Dangtng. Paints, Glass, and
~aaAP (A1ARa.

Faper-nangt1g. Paints, Glass, and
water Csloss.
Nerman's, Rseres + Sons, Aekev~an's
ard Osborms's.
ICe- received, 4 large stock Of the above co'ors
j in cake. and in Mahogany and Rosewood ho,er
with lock. and keys Also. Gerwan Co'ofs, IN CANES
and bos-s. q fine asso' ,sn-nt
OIL color. in ui,r-. English and American
Canvasvs for rvtraifs IN fvames of SIT 10 <xso6,
Canva. In roll. from n IN - inches wide;
strvtchess for canva.~s. Of all s,s-s;
(thp dar hn~ sable and rnmri HAIR pencils
lGO RANT and varni.h brushes. all sises;
~ packages gold and silver leaf;
I0p bundles dutch mstai. ~hi,r and yellow;
Tin fnil In sheets and books;
Tnsel Of all the usual colors.
Fr-nch and Au,~riran
Paper.Bangiwgs, Border, Deco.
rattoNs, etc.
Doors, Window SASH and Blinds Of all sizes and
description fur sale. cheap
WINDOW GLASS. 4e.
NDO hovrs American Window Gla.. all .ises.
t7O0 do English and Fr-0ch from ~ 10 10 20s3O
~ lights. fine Plate Glass
10 hols. donhl- thick Amcr'cas,, ssi0 to ts,3S;
ION light rous-d glass;
100 Gas~s diamonds
tOo bundles siss-s tina
10 ton. White Lead. IN IS 10 100 II kees;
y" c.nis'ers ard \ - c'ao'sd paints In same 10
IN, T,uid t~ckAE~s;
2s0 I'm nne French sr-rn dry and ground in o.l:
i0UO bhs whining and PARIS white, English vsa~
than Rel. and yellow nchr.
PAM Mills IL all sises and every Article ns,aliy
ksp IN raini oil and color STUN, will n found o.
X CLANNON'H
May ~ SLY ~ lanai 81. N. Orleans.
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r. & b. JACOBS.

~ thear WoA kn0Wa SenD4 -
gnaxvRroxr. La.
KUp = Assd very large nd veil sssecsfS'
II G60ne AND GROI FRIES.
~ - = Dry Goods embraces CLOTHS.
LOwEf6, H4AMETs READY MADE
CLOTHING. HATS. BOOTS, SHOES. and
PLANTAT1O1tQOUDs. Every description
u DnO0AHD, ETC.
TAsir s,ock u Groceries is about the largest
ssw hsoa9At 10 tn place, consisting Of cor
ZEE, sCOAR BACON. PORK. LARD,
FLOUR, MOLA8SES, RICE. BeEF. CHN,-
OLATE, TEA. CIGARS. ~ TOBACCO
~ "a tiuas a Lqssra
my purchaae for CASH. ard IN excis-
sively kx CASH, II thc lowest possible 7stes
Tlsy slisia ~ ~ wis sh'svspot ~ .no
psopon 70 sss1 n New Orlessa n ~ 10 thsss
sspeiies, To Arxs give them call. and examine
~ quality cd psics d their sssd.
Mach 10. 80. Ne77
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I1isset IDpertaseen ~
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN
CUTLERY, GUNS AND
FANCY GOOD
T. STEVENS ! CO.. i.poFtsrs aud 'oshe"
Cuss.ty. t,uns, Ysaey tseods.
violln. sed viola ssriur. Combs. Rrssses, Ba's's'
Needles. Pins. Soap, Penamery.
ALSO,
B!Aak Books. School Books,
and Playing Cards.
Nsa. Is, 81 and 50 Common street.
tOpposn The City Hosei,l Nee Orleans
r. STEVENS. wA. r. SEYMOUR.
Received by late srvai. from England, France and
Germany a Large Stock o'
WaAs Butcher Imperial RAZOR steel Pocket Cus'
IeYy and Ra1o!s.
s.ss.H q l - silver s''., a.'s''.
WA j. Butcher. Table Cutlery.
~; c.:-s VETS, Iss@l .
OsssAss vrsoch O. u. d d.
~ ~ rrvnch Goa wads-bsst article imPcrseA-
NoA. u - Is.
il ess>s vis1iss rlstsaas sad AeecsAscas.
KseIHh prsscA sd italian Violin ssrsass.
Also lssge assortment At
rHRvrssny. conM Hacss.<s AND FANCY GOODS
Agents for Cohens ceisbecssd
PLAYING CARDS,
80 gross 10 stoFv consisting II
Htessnbosas, Highlsadess.
Derstes AID Eagles. Doable and single iissds
Every varsity Of hacks.
- halss Cotton Tvias.
ALSO
larRs assortment NJ lin~m rvtnes
Printing. writing and Wrapping Paper, Of every des
ertFeton.
pspss 1sgs FIR Grsssys. Drseasas and Confeesopers
vsrinu. sises.
Insnk Bcnks, Stationery, and srhoo Hooks.
Our stcrk will he found me II the most complete l
extent and variety Ia the United ~taes ard " okrv
" The srsdr on The most favorable terms.
q. \. STEVENS 4 CO., IS Commoa II.
New Orleans
Apvii =. 1870. n2S;3m.
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CLOTHING STORE.

ID PtvKlN. - ssS IS Gasp Ssrsss Tive sinh
~. srf,hes is r-eeiving ny every sssa@ss srm tho
N"ssh. direct from hn aanwlAesnsy. asgs secesscns
10 Nh sissady desirable ssucA u
CLOTHING Ann osNr's vuaNlsMiNo ooops
Ak.s nnys' and Yoatl..' CtNhira. PAtladslpAh 8ol~
l<sahrr Trunks vAllsea UmhssIlas r..
The ,h,ve GOODS an e. W espssssay fss ,hs Ne
iah Tra<e
STRA N0nas. visslae shs chg. IN lnvissd to cell
sad -zaasns sss.ek hsk~s psscaassne sass~hsss.
DON'T FORGET THE NUMBER.
T. p1TKIN,
Nh. - sad - CanS sivess,
Ny 0.se No - ". Ssw OaLsAss.
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App fkAlkhr ~
W.>es. lAuuoya. Tobacce, CtsarAAe
NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA.
WYE HAv. TRIED THE CREDIT ENfERlnh ~ ~.
w long enough 70 he satisfied that u h"ss ~ ~
th. Grocery Business and particularly ot)esu"n~ne
pupe,ua customer Ia. 10 he averaged 9th the 40.
And doubt al. There ere many very clever Feopss
ihr ls,,s- en.s has one don wish W ell them t'oo
on a credit and make their neighbour pay .ddt"Ss
prcnt- for their .hoteomnf. We ~ eS sr.se.
A. they describe snA II low price,. thas they WI %
v.l " instruct their Cotton Psetoss q Ccs'ms~ns
Merchaas. H. pay their Groeery h'''s mase. OF IN
rse, to seaA rs monthly r~,utt.see. al" M.
can consequently comply with tbese terms WI a.ves
II asA H. ar.st sdvsntAxe. Of prompt'tadc eosn ~
c,,ces and assiis,e. Of Goods. Orders Tor fAmny y
P,sntsion kuppe. vii, AIsays receive prompt an"
careful attention, and tountr, Merchants WIZ '~
loved literal margin for Ptont.. -..,.,. If
We ses Il unnecessary 10 give long os~N'eve W
- (3soAa W. deal in sufhrins To say 'has A~P
rcnsesue rypsh Snpvl,e. Of Pork Flour Lard nse"n,
ess,r MoIsases. salt Wh'.key. and all "'hef Fanny
ed Plantation Supplies aud We nav ms $50 ~ ",
arrangement IL Germany, France. Engiand - ia
vsns for the drv1 imporiaoos Of The nsss ~.nss "
WiDes B1Hntt~. sauces Salad Obs, Porter, A". "
rsrs etc All such article. ~ our en.'"mer Ny
order aud Ne have no, IN store tof sxAcuy snf iva
o, C,esd dpscr,trd) Ne will procure from ossr I'M
por,.rs Or DEALERS a cash prices and all their orders
- Pinnt~rs and others who order their Groceries
thyoag 9Th tAeir Cotton Factors OF Commission VET
chants. and Who wish TO give ns uisi, nav ". ~
instruct their agents buy 81 US and their wishes ~"
| ~ chetssully complied with or they can pfaef ~
rect from u.s. aud Instruct their agents to pay 'he n'
Of e.ch sarceedins month. co
| u..~l ., ,aco ny~y
a. l.. schult-r Eeq., formerly Of JEFFERSON, ans
oh, /, extensively and favorsbiy known Throughout
Eastern Texas. |. IN this Housr.--Eniron
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YU1163901!!
G. FLINT Il JONES,
Nos. a. h 46 ROYAL Strest N,n Orleans,
MOULD invite the attention Of their friends
w and the public to their large and well Sc
lected stock Of
CABINET FURNITURE.
Having within the past year greatly enlarged
their establishment, they are now enabled 10 ex.
hib, the best and most varied assortment Of
Cabinet Furniture ever offered for sale in the
South comprising everything necessary in the
furnishing Of IL dwelling.
la addition TO Furniture, we Fccp for sale
Plush. Hair Enaml led clcsh, crilnp, cord Tas-
scls springs, txclo, twine, varnish, glue, &c.
sprtns, HAIR, and Mess Mattresses,
Patent Spring Red Bottoms, u new and ccono-
mical invention. Comforts. Spreads, sheets pill
low casss aud Moqueto bars.
Mirrors Of all Sizes,
In endless variety; Plain and checked India
mating, rcfrirerators Of oil kinds, together with
Ice Boxes Of every size
Furniture carefully and securely packed Tor
shipment 10 the interior.
City and county purchasers will always find
our work ready fcr their inspection, and are cor
daily invited to visit our store and examine for
themselves.
July %, 5s. ly
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and pssparsd to al osders 10, ehss sss ., shos,
IsNice.
For cmapac'ness. pu~es OF production. easy mans
s'DG and applying. ,hess Engines psarss maEy ~.
vahsaers over ths ordinary Eae,ass. tint, having a
iass sss IN fraMes they do away with The see-s~'y
Aalf M psice II =. Enssne secondly they sre "a
constructed that they eSsnsaish I'll The sarhs tse
lsss,ns the smoks pip. thereby avoiding eli danger
frsm In thirdly. their ro@pactne-s and sample
ssss~ston do NM wnd~s Them liabls N ct oa, VI
pair. fw seo."mv and durability they rsnno
h sa'pnsssd, requiring only haifcosd Of wood
TO run ons of len horss po~sA I'm hos,n.
On N ,hs SMALL siss u me eshnns IN the Plants
ZION g! Warren Hooks. near Paris. Lamar co., Texas,
several Of Wv larger SIC. ass in suces-Afu operation
ai vAssSss points IN Red River. and VI Bayou Tsrss
and Wsshs.A river. Adde'S.
J. N. BRADFORD.
Handsboro'. Misc.
Or of r. p. HARRISON, No. " and u g. Charles
st., New Orleans.
March ~, seso. No. ssly
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TAabe1ON. WHITING, 4 TuL|,
Fxtsvs end General Cs@Desssss
n u Csro~Asle; street. Nov O'lsees n
May -. 80.
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O. n. HoAAS.
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f., II. VIII o'clock 4 Co,

WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
80 Maya -,se 81, 4. 20 Il % Bank III
SEw ORLEANS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-22

ANEW PHASE OF SECEssIoN.-A venerable and
we'll known citizen Of Virginia, residing In the
county OF Richie, has written to apprize US Of a
movement which, he says, is already set on foot
in the northwestern part Of that State for the pur
pose Of calling Convention Of the people to take
into consideration the expediency Of separating
the Union TO join In the formation Of Southern
Confederacy- Our informant adds that the leaders
ia this revolutionary scheme contemplate the
erection Of a new State, embracing that portion
Of Virginia lying west of the Blue Ridge, and
destined to include as many counties east Of said
line, along the upper Potomac and near II, as may
be induced by identity Of interest to cooperate In
the project Considerations Of an economical
character, determined partly by the arrangements
Of the present constitution of Virginia, deemed
by many In the western part Of the State to be
unequal in respect to the rates and objects Of
ation) are represented 10 be at the bottom Of this
popular movement, which, In the opinion Of our
correspondent, awaits only the opportunity and
the pietext TO assume formidable proportions
IHtslhgsnesr.
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Presents for the Holidays.

AN IMMENSE -ASSOR TMENT.
LARGER THAN AT ANY FORMER SEASON.
Ersry Article Marked at Panic Prices.
N. w. CALF Il BRO, jewelers.,
S34 PENN'A Av., doors west of Browns Hotel.
Ladies' and Gents elassn, 6 old Watches, Chains,
- Seals. &C.,
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Rich JOwelry of every desc, ipteon in Grand, Full
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Solid Silver Ware, embracing every article of use
FOR HoLIDA1Y PRESENTS.
Plated Tea Sets, Cake Baskets, Castors &c.
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Paris Fancy Goods, in great variety,
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
LADIES' and Misses Chain and Band Bracelets.
FOR H6ifffDaSf'i H6ifDaY PiaRGE:,sENrs.
Gold Pencils and Pens, Gold Thimbles, Locksts,
and Belt Buckles,
FOX HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Laaies ana Gents Seevs Buttons, Studs, and
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Infants Gold and Coral Necklaces and Armlsts,
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Gold, ivory, and Fancy Head Walking Canes,
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Pearl. Ivory. and Sandal Wood Evening Fans,
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENf fS.
0old. Silver and Fancy Portemonnaies and Card
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Shell, Ivory and Steel mounted Combs,
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Ladiss' and Gents, Dressing Cases and Pocket
CompanioLs.
FOX HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
ChIldren's Silver Sets-Knifs, Fork and Spoon
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Silver Tabis, Dessert and Tea Knives and Forks,
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Silver Ice Cream sets, Sugars and Creams.
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Silver Walters, Pitchers, G Goblets and CUPS.
.ss FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
OBJ Every article of Fancy Silver Ware
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Plated Fruit Bowls, Liquor Frames ard Butter
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENzR
Plated Walters, Gard Baskets and Wine coolers
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
A thousand and one other articles, too tedious to
enumerdte,
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
lCrAl of the above new and elegant goods
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS
are marked down at"PANIc PRIcrs." "a
NJ. w. GAIT It BRO,
Jewellers, 354 Pa. av.
ds@ st 4doors west Of Browns Hotel.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
OFFICIAL.
TRRhsuRY pEPARIMENr,l [


December ls, l860.
NOTICE 10 HKRIBY GIVEN that sealed proposals
vil be received at this Department until the ssth
december instant for the issue Of any portion or
the whole Of five mill or Of dollars in Treasury
notes, In exchange for gold ooin of the United
states, deposited with the Treasurer of the United
states, the Treasurer of the Mint at Philadelphia
or the Assistant Treesurers at Boston, New Yo-k
or 81 Louis, within i've days from the acceptance
OF suoh proposals, under the authority of the aot
ofCongress entitled IAN sct TO auth orize the ssue
of Treasury notes and for other purposes" sp
proved December IL, 1850.
such Treasury notes will be issued upon the re.
oept here OF oertihcstes of the deposit with those
omoers 70 the credit OF the Treasurer of the United
Sta.es. They will be made payable to the order Of
suon bidder or bidders ss shall offer to make such
exchange at the lowest rate of interest and the
Treasury notes will carry such rate of interest
from the date of such deposit
The proposals must state the rate of ipterest
without condition, and without references TO other
bids, and contain no other fractional rates tha.
one fourth, one half, TIRES fourths of one Der
oentum. One per cent upon the amount proposed
70 De exchanged must be deposited with one Of the
omcers above enumerated, whose certificate of
suoh deposit must accompany each proposal, as
security Tor Its fulament. lfSths proposal is not
accepted, Immediate directions will be given 10 re
turn such deposit. should the proposals vary from
the provisions OF the act Of Congress- or Of this
notice, they will not be 90 onsidered
All proposals under this notice must be sea,ed
ana Inscribed on the outsiie Proposals for Treas
ury Notes" They will be opened and awarded at
THIS Department at IL o'clock noon on said 2sth of
December. PHILIP r THOMAS
de ls-dfzs;h Secretary of the Treasury,
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DENTISTRY.
TEETH.

MI TEETH.
ofthe MfNERAL LATE TEETH TEETa,a ass at pe.sn.ss
tenos personally at his Office in this oity KS
many persons can wear these teeth who <lIIp
cannot wear Others, and no person can voar others
who cannot wear these.
Persons ca ling st my ofhoe can be accommodate
WITH any style and price Of Teeth they NAV desIre:
OUT 10 tnose VINO are and wish the rest
oieanest, strongest and most perfect denture fhs2
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will bc
more fully warranted. -
Rooms IN this oIty-No. 33s Pa sveuue b.tvesn
stn and 10th SITS. Also, s07 Arch street, PhilsdeI
Phs- 90 lS-6
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A no FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
1AI SCHAFFlELDS BALTIMORE CON
FECTIONERY,
No, $50 Sirth ST., bstv q and II Sts.
$1,000 worth Of Pound, Fruit and Fancy CAKES
now ready, made of the b est materials yerv bspd-
sonIely Ornamental. Small Cakes of ali iinds.
Fancy Boxes, Candy Borns, Sugar Toys, and Can
ales al Kinds and PRICES To suit the times The
ga. on Ladies', go early and see for Yourselves
70 save your money and get the beat, at SCHAF-
de 20-S.f los SCUsFrIEID
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AMERICAN TESTIMONIALS.

AMERICAN TESTIMONIALS.
From Wm. Rice, Ez-Proprist0r Of tAs Peansylva-
Or. Schlosser has extracted two corns from nv
toe, which we're extremely painful for many years
ana ne S
who are troubled with oorns ss the only person /
h6ssiIy ssd without particle Of saA'0n pssn '0sh
Philade'phia, Sept s, 1857. WM. RICE.
From Hos. Charles C. Van zaxdt, RI
Dr. Schlos,eshas to, DAY operstsd upon q very
PAINFUL corn OF mine with perfect success, relisv-
ing q. pain and reno !Pf vlthSgt SHS
Providence. r. l., Oct q, 1859.
FIOr, ". Gray. editor Plaindealer. Csrsland, o.
oorns for me without pain And with eve prospsct
Of permanent cure, ] can oheerfully recommend
him to the public patronage. j. w. GRAY.
From DR.. S. Verdi, ID.
-ated upon by DR. schIosser without any pain.
Washington, Jan. Z. 1883. s. VERDI, NJ d.
From Prafsssor d. Gilbert, Philadelphia.
Pr. sehlosssr removed four corns for me without
- d. GILBERT, ND.
Eom Dr.. S. n. Landis Plila. City Water Cure last.
DIR. sohlosser has extracted eight painful corns
sss sat.fseticn 70 myself would S by All mean. means
recommend him TO every body who Is toTmented
with these evils. 8. NJ. LANDIS. NJ. d.
From Req. oAas. W. Qsiek.
The operations Of DR.. Sohlosssr are unattended
with pain, and remove the oorns Cd ecfually Ne
removed several for me to my entire satisfaotion
Pittsburg, May q, 1883. CHAS. w. QUICK.
.s. FROM W II. TSnsley. N. ID.
DR.. Schosser has removed several corns from nv
= W. II. rINGLEY, MD.
In addition to the above testimonials, several
thousands more are in DR.. Schlosser's possession,
among them from members of the Imperial Royal
families of Europe, and also frsm ladies of the
highest standing both in the old and new worlds,
whIoh may be seen at his once,
a3T PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE ,tsouth side, }
between 18th and 18th streets.
Consulting hours from 10 Q. IN. till p m.
NorIcK.-No professional eonasetioa srifh ANY
one. deI7
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DAPrED FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

"a DAPTED FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
One, Ttco, Three and Four-Faeed Sha.cks.
We offer more than our usual assortment of
llroche and Cha inc alne Long Shawls, Ia one two,
three and four faoed designs. Shayis of the sboye
glasses survive al the changes in fashion, and
wrapping extant =
Our stock of al other kinds of Shavls and Cloak
will be found new, novel, and extensive
Also al our entire stock of Silk Robes, Dress
Sllks, and other vast stock Of dress fabrics.
All kinds Of Dry Goods IN general use.
One prics ONLY; tho value marked in distinct
hgares; therefore no purchaser 10 deceived.
1o0rs, - ~ ~rro
House Linens, Blantsts, Comforts, &o., base
ment and the vaults"
An examination of store and stock solicited; II
implies no Obligation TO purchase. : -
PERRY & BROTHER,
Pa. avenue and 9th steet
de IL lot "Perry BuildinRe,o
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HoItowAr's Pills Asp Orxrnrsr.

:. Spetss, Dbfocatioss. Sc-Neither opodeldoo
iinifDent, nor any other embrocaton can equal the
ehcscy whifh charactsrIze these esss ntaI yegsta-
pie ext cures Of aims, strains, wounds.
bruises, cprtasiens o. dislocetions, &c. They are
Summation, and promotnS rapid care. Sold BY
oil D,pgEsts, q So, CO. end 81 PEI box or pot.
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ILLUSTRATED BOOKS

We have nov our usual lsrss and marnifcsut
assortment ofsies snuy bound and illustrated Books
fcr Presents for the Holidays. The new Books for
Orr Juvenile Department comprises ell the latest
Books cut 4nd ali the old ores suitable for chill
thing foI the little ones. Our assortment Of Writ
Ing Desks, fortfolios, Paper Tlees. PAPER Msohe
al other styles Penknlvss Paper Folders, Cutters.
&c, &c., is large apd varied, and Will be sold q
a.s BLANqH.ED 81 AN paa g. ,ss k|.1.Jw,E Mk|oawE:.
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T HOLIDAY PRESENTS. .. 49, e..
Il NOSE Persons wishing to make purchases for
Holiday Presents, will find at the store Of the sub
STAPLE DRY DOODS, such as
Handsoms Cloth Cloaks and Raglans,
Black and Fancy Dress Silks, .te
Figured and Plain French Mernoes,
Delains, Cashmers and Plaids -F
Embroidered Linen Cambria andksrchiefs,
Muslin and Cambrics, Collars and Sets,
Jolvin kld Gloves, Hosiery, -.7.'e"' t.F-. "a.
Neck Ties. Bonnet Ribbons itl.r
Merino Shirts and Drawers,' ~ aaE 30 -s -a
And great many other Goods suitable for HOLIDAY
Presents, selling at reduced prices, at
de ls-lot S21 Seventh q and SSi Pa Az
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From W. Gray, editor Plaindsaler. Csrsland, O.
DIR. schlosssr has extracted seven troublesome
oorns for me without pain And with pros psct
OF permanent cure. ] can cheerfuly recommend
HIM 10 the public patronage. j, W. GRAY.
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READ the following letter from highly respect
able gentleman:

able gentleman: =.
LIMKsToNs, Montour Co., Pa, Oct. e. 1883
This Is to certify that was pronounced By sew
eral physicians as conspmpuye, and had all the
symptoms Of the disease in its worst FORM such as
coughing, severe pains in the chest, shortness of
breath. night-sweets, and extreme weatness and
all having died of the disease. had given up al
nope OF tscoveIy,as noteing gave me relieS but
TO try DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry. The
FIRST bottle relieved me considerably and the third
bott,e cured me entirely. now feel as well as ever
did IN my life, and am able to follow my occupa-
ton IS farmer as fully as any one.
lelso had sister in O more advanced state of
the diseas., having been confined to her bed for
overa ysar, and pS0nounced beyond hope by our
the Wild Cherry, but 1t required siI or eight bot
ties, nd she still takes It occasionally as a pre-
ventatiys, being natu' ally weak ohestsd. :.
would sincerely urge all who are similarly af-
fietsd TO trJ ~, Fistdr's BaIsam Of Wild Clerry.
rs am attn he'd that but for your own yaluabie
remedy my sister and myself would not now be
llying. Iwiii cheerfuliy answer any one who may
address me on the subject, and state our cases
mPIs PfspsFsd sd BY Seth 6o Bo.soa Ma,s and
for ssls in Washinstos city G. stott, S. B, Waite
4. ID. Gilman, John Schwarxe, Nairn 4 Pc .mer,
John Wllsy, J, =; Moore, And q: mePher.op;
Southron, and BY drug gists evsryvhers. deI4-ivr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-22
CousHs Tho sudden changes of our climate ar,

CousHs Tho sudden changes Of our climate are
Afsettoas. Experience having proved that simple
.sEsdiss os. co: spssd and iss,,s,als when
should at once So had TO Bresgs,s Byeneliai
Toehes." or Lozenges, let the Cold, Sousht or lr-
precsution more serious attack may be efectually
ysrded od. Prblie Speakers and Sisgsys will ind
voice. See advertisement. de lily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-22

From Hos. Charlss c. Vas Zaxdt, RI
Dt Schlosseshas TO-DAY operated upon . yer
ing ell pain and reno ing il without suffering
CHAS. c. VAN ZANDT.
Providence. r. l., Oct q, 1859.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-22
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.


IL SOUTH CAROLINA HAS seeded. Kr..
VAN Ss s.se stock of Toys, and very cheap cash
Jp,yy, CHsIsTMAs PRESENTS.
TsbIaE,s I'll Eases. odor Stands, Pearl and Ivory
fspS frspSsr FEsiSd;s,rs, E Albums Papier M.ohe Desks,
Jet Heas Pfns sSs Com SS..ss
d.,,a, HTTGaiNsoN 4 @USRSS'is.
BEAUTIFUL PREsENTss, .cunT.r
EMioh 81 MusliH 2 and Cambria E,nS1oidered coIi.as.' Ii'
s srs.s II sssi t. ma'0h
5o eosen Joavin's best Kid Gloves,
G. R 1 tina CA KEs.
Will have IN hi. G; s.f6aI SfauTIER Il En-.
made Of the best material, and Which, o for tbe,i
s;.sh; kffssssS
Ho! FOR CHRISTMAS.
g.5 e S5iSRsSs ptGfs, sRSs FFRRRksskks;. FRksk good
sPrmsk rs & II DO any vy. h6s IL the IN
R CTSNINGBka's Stalls, \ Nos. Sss sii Il re
nna ,nS e.svbs9s S.H is9sef Market before
p. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
AnkT1 nSim, FANS, Gold Pencils, Gold and Silver
Needle books. Fine SCISSORS,
ladies' and Gentlemen's Pocket Knives
p,sreh p,s Ps'famsry; sschels, Pomades,
HUTCHINSON d MUNRO'S
eN-St $40 Pa. av, bet. 9th and 10Th sta.
EOR holiday PRESENTS,
Il For Children's Books,
For Children's Games
For eleg ant Presentation Books
For a the new Booze
For Newspapers from everywhere,
For the cheapest paoe,
Goto FRENCH & RICHsTEIN's.
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