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Leaves THURSDAY Way. q, at s p N positively
f3unehita Ten Dsv Packet

~ 4. Beech Flis Nilldfls Blufs iiln Hay Chln.
plenelle, Wilmington. Pigeon Fllla Mafis pnne.
Tssaez s.aheHa Landing, Qatcll,s cry; Maali Bayou
qubu T unity and ali intermediate Landings
Black fiyersTe i6e0nt passenger packet q "a
u n, ~ N, Woodland. VIII leave aNuse.
irebhi q Paasags app h9erd. ~ te ths aeenly,
MGGOEiUM & HAWTHORNE,
NJ I2s CaEnlhan stEeat.
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Leaves every WED NESDAY. at5P NJ.
Regular Weekly VickshuIg and Bend Picket.


AEY IL fia. GreenVile. Deer Creek Eggs Point tAEa
1870 - Washington, Grand Lake Carolina Handing
sHasasxssz Ssipwih's Landing Lake Providence Cam,
nacks Landing, Mkens Bend, vicksbufg Warrenfon New
Carthage ST Joseph Grand Gulf Rodney Nacea RedRvet
Landing and Bayou saraThe magnificent ruu,
ming passenger packet steamer james Battle j. IT. Estfs
master will Leave above and w land Coast passengers Eoi
freight or passage apply 70
R. CARRoLr&G
sci If Agents IS 5arondclft street
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SALE TINS D&y BaDts, sSoes a,ta DRY efe8as
Rxef wa ~ Es Dag wedpesaasl ssth ast ii 10
67seeA Nss As and q Old eyss street.
81 aSs. hoeass and Lac lais dry goadsso
ssii.ei 81 4. ssatti Fsai sftsa,flep i fsilod
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a. gso L tsae piees sliiz day 10
s'ss'k Hiasss Eosnss, M ~
s;hszias ssi4ess Tsrfse ii tMlf!
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rsTBTs Charles e. ykesis, Dentist, No. I5a
csnslAneeA tsAes easondss Ald sgsenss Sea olisans
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z4HHEsos y called o Mesars. Montgomery g.
Ensa' aas ssas aah hAFnesa horses sVishcut
4 acIosk thss day, tho
ssssssz ~ GfpYsE sTsst Sc advertisements
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SafFslE MIhls.s- Messra. b. G. Lowber u Co.,
vHs,iss tAas ss have o Nea shga iah SAW aad corn
ss pesopa wisbinx Hn,enase sach inachnefy should
Il W 4his hoax y rsiis
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Leaves every alternate Tuesday. Rt5PM
REGULAR r. K.D RIVER PACRET

r. mt rev ma HDctnl cass
slAsf5 II DoslblooEi, Win G. Harrison. master Ge0
Aszssazz1 IL clark clerk vii regular packet be-,
tween New Url ard Shreveport Grand RRyon oushs
G9mpie Grand Eeare Alsz nds and al intemeilatc ad
ngs Red River commencing her rent trips The
water permits For further pas lenaEs appy board
FfRGINIuS u. SENTZEI,
nlf NM. Advertising Agent
The Dcutloan was built expressly for the Red trade
10 the trade. Re
Ha.rhe Bonbeou will pay particular attention to a way
end nanlalinn hnaiHnas -.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-28
Leaves on THURSDAY. Nov. % At BP NJ.
REGULAR RED RIVER PA

E5 -tIrlFf tIdr wheel ms
tAL1ksS tess George T. Wilson, HRstGr VIII len II a.
lzszEEa hoye, far Shreveport Grand Hayon Caushetta
Gam IL, Grand Fcnre, St Maurice, Collie &iaxann Nor
MANS Barblus aud al inermeda landings ca Red river
For freight passage apply on board
FIRaINIus G. DRNTzEL
ms Advertising Agent
E~ The Countess will connect Rt Alexandria with III
side,wheel steamer Flep for Shreveport
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The oAaeers OF ths steamship Florida reports
having lAtt in port of Apalachieua ship Clinton,
from New York, discbafgtng bark Portland, from
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MEMPHIS
LOWER MIssIssIPPI.
T.en.y. every wEDNFspAY. at5P.M.

Lensee every WEDNESDAY. Al 5P.M
Regular Weekly WEDNESDAY Vtcksburg nrd Bend Packet
FatS DEER CREEK. EGGS
TzS n Point, Lake Washington Grand Lake. Carolina
Landing. skipwi his Landing, Lake Providence
CauTaaek' Landing, Milliken's Bend vieksbnre
Mafrenten Neg SaTthags, ST. Joseph, GRIND Gif Rodney
nicent md swift running passenger packer steamer
Battle. J. Ektis master will leave wll land
Coast passengers For freight apply
ausl 3dGsri Hn 1 Sgaas,
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Leaves IN SATURDAY rec |, etbPN
REGULAR RED RIYER. PAcKI
leave every ali4fnate TUESDAY, At6P NJ. 8
RGGIiEsAis Il u ID II WEE Pa OK

hyst-els passenger plcfe
louis Dor, q JGhnsou, muster, vii run
ktegnat nncket between New Fisaus, Hurricane
ma GaEena Rhhis Shreveport Grand Bayou, Goaehatta
Campie, Grand htoru. heNa dfa, AID all interim
ings Red Riser neu bcr rtgnat tips as soon ID the
water permits. For furIaer pareula apply on b1ard
F1R9lSIuS u. DENfXEI4
nl4 Advefdpe zen,
Ba-Tiu iHg the last tic Louis Duf has bean br
expressly fr he Red river trade AID comfort safety aad
sTted. !. not surpassed by my hnaI in ha rahe.
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Regular FRIDAY Packet ror vicksbnrp tua A. g,n1s
EDEs LAKE u II klN u - Nv 4, II,

iE9$sE Sss yieksblirg Warrsnan Mes Carthage Grand
s5taszttinf, St Joseph, Rodney Waterptoof Naehes
Fort Admins Red River Landing Tupica Moganza, Point
Coupee Bayou Sara Port Hudson, Rouge PtRque-
mine charlottesville and Ill Intermediate lndrgsThe new
and elegant packet Mary sSeene Capt
W B. Richardson. viii commence her trips FRIDAY Sep
tanbsr H. and Leave regularly above every FRIDAY
r NJ throughout the season. For FREIGHT passage apply to
ID. r. CARR0II4 Il CD, Il.
k1,.,F Caro- aafa. -,
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- RIGULAN LOW WAITER FAEK
~ mNet-For Alexandria Notmnn's, GofIoH's Babin's
and all intermediate landings iser-Fhe
splendid and fast running passenger steamer
fGieanor, Willis Main master H. Groves clerk will
above. For freight passage apply on board.
VLRGlNluSU Y. DENTZEL.
MI Advertising Agent.
n The Eleanor will Alexandra the light
dranehi steamer Fen for all landings above The Fails.
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Leaves EVERY SATrHn II At ! o,rark r. IT,
Wow ORLEANs, MONROE ANp

cpFntf Of ehimar mad Gatandelat strsets.
An fEsirh, for way a95 rlsnatien sndnes 10
pad ,siht shippers Of the heat Passenets
landed nay rliu he fcgd,r Coast Picket tes
ce viii be rRay ece7F ffeIght5n leVee every Friday
incoming.
plan q The eabn Be and passage sscuted ~ a-
pythE 70 ln aR6nts
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Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, At 10 A. NJ
FOR QUARANTINE AND LOWER
fS h GSsst.Iwee wess-Fhs 9e pa.sspser Paeke
sSEsaS leave New Orleans above, commencing
WEDNESDAY,, the I'd OF October.
seq r. BAN0GE, gent.
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Leaves every alternate TFiURSD = Y. at5P.M
REGIr.AR RED RIVER PAnHk

49, The magnificent tif7t-ciass passenger packet
IEzzatTA2S DeSutO, II II Beard master Rernar
clerk Will fun reguat packet bet New
Shreveport. GrHud Bayou, iattn Camptp
Grand Eeoe. 81 Maurice, MONTGOMERY CotEls AexandriA
knfmats bins pd all intermediate landings River
cnmneuci6e her regular trips permits During
the last the Desoto has been built expressly
Red Rvertrhde and FOR comfort safety and speed
passed by any boatin the trale
TIRGfNTUs C. =DEETzEtL
n12 Advertising a egnt
aIe Desoo viii psy particular attention 10 ali Rsy and
plantation business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-24

QHnD.cHx Is the sverite sFr By vklcA
nature mares known any deviation whatever ffou,
The natansl state Of the brain, and vPeycd IN tits
light IL may be looked on as o safefuard intended
70 give NOTICE OF Disease which mis ht othar wise
escape atterno1, I'll too late TO be remedied; ana
sches may be classified under two named, w
Synptomatio and idiopathlc. symptoms,ie Head
aehe 10 exoeedlntly common and 70 the precursor
OF great variety OF diseases, among which are
Apopexy, Gout, Rheumstisn and al bris
diseases, In its rervous form IL 10 mpsthrtIo d..
ease OF the stomach constituting sick hs1dGcks a
hepaho disease CONSTITUTING bJltOss Aas1afks. al
worms, constipation and other disorders Of the oS-
els ,ss well ss renal and uterine ah-chona Disease,
OF the heart very freq uenty attended with Heal
aches; hnemis ard plethors are Also afectiCns
which freQ uently occasion hesdschs. Idiopathie
Heedashe 4 slso very oommoR, being usually DIS
dnguished by the name Of serross keadaoAs sore-
times coming on suddenly in q ttsts OF appsrent,
SOUND heath and prostrsiing az once the mental
and physlcel energies and 10 other Instances A
comes on slowly. he-aded by depression of ,Sirits
or acerbity OF temper. In most Instances the pal
Is IN front Of the head over or both eyes, and
someti NEE PROVOKING vomiting, under this class
may also be named NesuaiESa.
For the treatment of either ass Of HEADACHE IN
Cephsio Piis have been foand q sure and tais
remedy, renewing the most acute pains In q few
minutes, and By It's sabtle power ersdIoating the
disease Of which hesdsehe Is the unsrrinI indeI'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-24
ARRYALS AT THE HOTELS.

wILLARDS' HOTEL-D. Campbell, Md;
r D Lincoln, o; Ward; doi Choutsan,
Mullen. NY; New, Ind; W Wallace, do;
J A Apderson, Mass @ L Stevens, do; Brooks,
NY; A Atwood, do; l. r Bowen and lady, Md;
p Jackson Mass; ] Hunter. DC; T HYDE, do;
Mrs Mai Gaines, do; Mullins, uSA; Bull
low and lady, Va; + T Butter lady, do; Miss But
Ter. do; Bogden and lady, ny Ernst, do;
CT; r c MelEaier, Ny; Dali, Cal; Strong
Fla; H Pierce. Mass. Bagley, Pa; Mussi.
DOrnan, NY; c Mitchell VA A West, do; Fl
! 5 Hodges, Del; Maj Hunt, UsA; W Herbert;
J + Morrill,, NY; Gushing, Mass.
NATIONAL HOTEL.-T d stichler, Pa; Miss
simonton, NY; w A Jarboe, 6 B Clarke, Nd;
A Mattingly, DC; Hunt, II Key, Doweil
Va; Hon r Mallory, Fla; c Wheeler, NY; A
M Wainwright, Pa; Mrs Leaman and son, NY; J
Il Morrison. Nj Freeman, Mr. Benton, Nd: W
A Buchansn, T W Lewis, Va; II Snyder, Hon II
Bowie, Nd; Rogerson, Eng; Col Gates and fy.
USA; Z Haldeman, Magee, Va; Blake,
Brown. q < RYAN, ! c sfsden. II L Manche:.er
and ly. NY; H Barnes. Mich; l. II French. A nj
Eastman, Nh; ID Riddle, Md; Mrs Penfeld, Mrs
Bsbcock, c Penheld, DC; q Hoyt Tenn; W Ry-
mer, Ga; James, Mass; ID Knight, Pa; o Ben
ton, Ri
BROWNS HOTEL Humphrey, B F
6wynn, B Bush, Bowes, Md; G Alexander,
ID Baskerville, w NJ Ewes, ID Browning and
Z lloyd, w Falls, J Burnett, d Laferro, +
Hudgins, w n Tarns, G w Russell, II Fiuhugh
III M Brent, Va; Ward, NJ; L Atkins, Mo; L
NJ Carbett, Mrs l. : Madden, NY; A LEVER, II W
johnson, @ w Taylor. Ark; Garrett, A Hin
ton, Ala; w Harper, Novins, DC; T Harrison
La; J Asyerstik, J v Waddell, Tenn; A Morgan
sc; + K FO.niss, l. Nj Wood, Mrs Stevens anC
children, Ala J. o Fuller, Beattie, c Kidder
Md.
KIRKwOOD HOUSE X w Browning, A
Iordan M. II a " afson A w CamDhslI r. T
Irwin, Gallaher, II Shackelford, A Kelly, Va
9 Buthright, 6 Watkinson, NY; w II jackson
KY; A Garland, Ark Z q Hall, Md; w Cullar
MINI; w Grathe, Fla.
WASHINGTON HOUSE.-Mr BoopeT, USN
Rud"r smith, Appleton; Burton Wurden, Ohio
Mrs Burns and two children, st Louis; Edmund
Carlton. New Hampshire; w ..Ostrander, J
Smith, NY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-24
THE EVENING STAR.
For TIE SIA1.
A SONG FOR THE UNION.

SONG FOR THE UNION.
w hst means this dread threat that now CRATES On
our ears.
Awakening within Ms such terror and fear.
DisiuT btng our peace like tn alarm oeiI bpuss'
And %. eadInG around such whitening ohght'
,ris the threat Of DIsgNroS-s terri Of. one,
IL drives out each hope Of siorIous career,
And rare. the fare, which So prouciy verear'
m vhy In n thrrstsned our lsnd TO divide!
srbis a1f We - cherish with love and With pride
This Lard thst. for Usion and Ltberfys rake,
Made tyranny trernhle and mo1arehy quake!
Thoush few were the numbers and weak the re-
That were called to resist the oppressOrs' dark
Yet, With USIoN AND LIBERTY ,-watchvord cub
An example vas given 20 all future time.
Not one of that true-hesrsed party survives,
Who for Us pledged their honor, their fortunes.
Yst While the cold earth is still fresh DER their
heads,
Shall The prize they so cherished be rent into
How can We forget the great deeds that were done
TO uild up this besutiful fabric as ONE!
The trlals and sufefIngs OF that valiant band,
Who shrank from 10 danger TO give us this land
They fought for one country, they mingled their
blood,
Thsy poured out their veins in one sommon tiopd :;
Then why, on, why should we part them In death :
shall their glorious m anories e'eT Be arayed
By secrion fgainst section their warflre 10 aid
Al no: for M spirits e'er feel mortal pain,
They'll weep FOR the trials they suffered IN vain.
No, TO. ere this Unoa be rivsn In twain,
Let the wsves of Pacific meet Atlaltio's mali
In making this ma ion the grave Of the free.
December ~, 1850. It's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-24
Csnstipstiss or csstiYeuess.

No one Of the ''msrJ Ills fesh 10 heir to- Is 90
prevalent, 90 little understood, and &c much neg
eoted a. Costveness. 0ften originating in care
essness. or sstentsry habits; 10 IL re garded as q
slight disorder OF too title oonses uenos exotic
anxiety while IN reality 10 10 the precu -sor and
companion OF many of the most fstal and dam sr-
GUS diseased, and unless early eradicated 10 viii
bring the sufferer 30 n untmely grave. Among the
lighter evils Of which Costiveness is the usus at
breath Pilest and others ri ike nature nile onr
tram OF diseases such slIgnsat fevers
eIeIy, Epilepsy, Paralysis, Hystsria, Hypcch6n-
Mesnohoy and nifty, hrst Indicate their
Not unfreSuentls the diseases named onEinste In
Constipation, but take on independent exist
ence IN the eradicAted IA an early staF
from all these considerations 10 20 LJvs that tie
disorder should receive immediate attention vheo-
ever ~ OCCURS, and person should neg ect 10 ct
2 box Of CephalIo Pills ON TIE hret sppearsnoe OF
the complsiRt, as their timely use viii expN the
lns lduous approaches of disease and do<trov thls
dangerous foe 70 human life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-24
10Y FOR THE SICK AND SUFFERING.
y LET ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED
APPLY TIE REMEDY
I'M UFxJTU

hkJOfCE IN HEALTH,
Friend, DO You suferf Are you the victim OF 4hy
Of those IrmsTous ailRent. which arse nom ip
Rather ask, what are they NOT! The blood IL the
source of life and health, and IL ID the kr element
The system, as the pulse libiy sttests The ever
prevailing NeuralGis, the Irritating Fry as, the
subtle Scrofula, the aEorixlng Rheumatism, Ner-
vous Debility, Dyspepss, Liver Comp aint with its
torSor and detection, and the pumbefless ills that
flesh 10 heir derive their hideops origin from the
blood, Deal kindly theR and gently with the blood.
81 the yitaizing resources Of nature for its aid,
And suser rs 70 commend to your confidence and
use that truly valuable medicamept known e.
MRS. M CO.'S
INDIAN .VEGETABLE DRCQCTION.
With regard 70 this almost infellible specific
popular sentiment has spoken In decIded terms,
and the evidences Of this great efficacy are sus
tanned By constant eyovals Of curative effects and
remedies and the best medical skill have failed.
cures not soush from the Illiterate and super
6oial, but they are volunteered from the most re-
speotable sources and justify the highest tsrms in
which IL Ia possible to commend 80 valuabIe a
tie curative properties Of the medicine ares uaIed
only By Its restorative Effects the systsm recover
ing from disease with renewed constitutional Wig or
For sale By al respectable Druggists in this
city, and BY the proprietor, MRS. M. COX,
None genuine unless her name il blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork
PrIee 81 per bSttie, tir bos5iss for Is
trict, and viii supply the trade 1T my prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-24
NcLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,
rTHE BEST LINIMENT IN THE WORLD


Tbs only safe and certain cure for Csnesrs Piles, TIA
msrs 81 ngs and Bronchis cotrs Paralysis, New
rslSa, Wsaknsss Of tbs Muscles, Chronic aammatory
Rbssmasm, sfnsss Of the joints, Contracted uscss
Lgamsnts Hsraehs Tocthaehs, Bruises sprains Fresh
csts, Wounds Ulesu, Fever Sores, Caksd Breast Sore
Nipples Burns, Scaas Sore Throat any Inflammation
pain, differences hov or long the disease may
havs sxistsd, McLEANT CELEBRATED EMINENT 10
q csrtain remedy.
fhoasands Of human beings have been saved life Of dis
ersprds aAd misery BY the Of this valuable remedy
MeLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT T
VIII relieve pain almost sousiy and it will clean
purity and heal the foulsst Incredible short
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
MeLEANT CELEBRATED LINlMENT IL the only safe
ana reliable rsmsdy for ths cure Of Spawn, Rngbons
Windgas, spnts. Unna tural Lups, Nodes Svslin
Il never failed to cure Big Head, fosvi, Fistuis, 0ld
Running Sores, or svssny, properly applied. Foi
sprsins Bruisss Scratches Crseksd Reels Chsfs Saddle
of Collar 6alls, Cuts Sores, ounds 10 nfabls
remedy. Apply a. drsetsd and IL certain In ever
Thsa trifs longer With many worthless Lnimsnt
oGsrsd Q you Oetsin supply Of Dk. McLEANS CELE
DRAFTED IMMINENT. Il win cure you. Ir7
J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Propristor,
..- Corner Third and Pine sts., 81. Lous, Me
CHARLES STUrT, us Pa. sv., sole agent in Washing
ten; q. g. I. CIssEL. Gsorgstovn. % 9-D&Wiy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-24

MuRpERous ASSAULT IN NEw YoRK.-Early
on Thursday evening, officers Smith, Ely, CIos-
by and Ward, Of the lower police court, were
attacked and two Of them severely beaten, while
arrpsting two men nj % Fatty welch'sn place,
again st whom they held warrants for assault and
battery On entering the bar-room gang OF
rowdies come twenty In number, made dash
after the complainants who accompanied the on
c.rs hut was saved from their violent hands by
prompt ofRcial interference, whereupon gang OF
e Dead Rabbits" from the streets, pitched into
them with slung shots, cart rungs, bottles bricks
and other missiles BY the timely Interference Of
other officers of the Sixth Ward, the crowd was
dispersed. but without being able to make any ar
rests Pretty state Of afai rs that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

srov1rT tendeseT " tkts sls T. sPeroSriatssh.
most oppressive words Of other languages apd ste,
VOID Cephslo, which is from the Greek, tignifylns
ior the head ~ now beconing popG.auzsd IN
remedy; bot u viii soon Se used m q more seosrs
way, and the word Ceph.lie Will become a.
common as ElectfotJpe ard many others vhOss
By common assse until they seem 'ns1ve and %
the manor born
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-24
A Real Blessing.

Psy'issss.-wsn. Mrs. Jones. how is tha, heal
Ms. Jo.ss.-Gone Dootor, eli gone the nil Won
sent cured me In just twenty minutes, and 4 Wish
yoo would send more so thai / can have thels
n PAsssetSsEYog can get them st any Druggists,
recommend them in eli cases Of ReLdsohs
Mrs. yoa6s.-I shall send for a boz direot1v ara
shal tel al my suffering friends, for they are srsal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-24

lBeIpsEr.zNllssus wants you % send her IoI
but I'm king ths 70 not just 10 nsIthsr bot per
hsps yen be anher knowing what TIA Yeses
before.
Pills.
Bridsa.-ocht, sure tov ard you've Sed Il, here.
me 9uarther and CIV me the Pills and don't be sl
day about IL aither.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-24

Great DIscovKRY.-Anonst the most important
OF al the great medica discoveries Of this a. may
De oopsideIed the system of vaccination for rrotec
ton rom Small Pox, The cephalio Pill for reiel Of
i sesaache, and the use Of Outline for the proven
whose benefits viii be experienced by sufferinr
humanity long after their discoveries are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-24

HlOvKR ExcTTBMKNr. and the mental care snd
snxety incident IN close attention 70 bus meas or
stad{, are among the numerous causes Of Nervous
Headache. The disordered state OF mind and bodT
incident % this distressing com plant in q hssl
POW % ~ energy and ambition. Sufferers b. this
these distressing attacks by using one OF The Ce-
phslo PIls whenever the symptoms appear Ia
suiets the overtasked brain ard soothes tie rtrsln
90 and Jerring nerves, and relaxes the tension of
the stomach winch always accompanies and AZ
grsVeees the olsordered condition OF the BRAIN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-24

sTEEsTy MIrIioss OF. DoLIARs sAvKp.-NF.
Spaloing has sold two millions Of bottles Of ms SCI
ebrated Prepared Glue and IL is estimated thai each
bottle saves at least ten dollars worth Of broken
iarultuFe, thus making an Aggregate Of twenty MIL
Valuable Invention. Having made his Glue house
nolo WORD, ne nov proposes 20 do the world still
9ls Oeehaio Pulls, and IL they are a. good a. his
Glue, hesdsohes VIII soon vanish svaJ like snow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-24

rWe learn from correspondent Of the Knox
vile w hig that that veteran Democrat, Hon. Cave
Johnson addressed a large and enthusiastic meet
ing at Clarksville, Tennessee, on Monday last
He denounced the Dis onists in unmeasured
terms and declared, In clear and unmistakable
language that the people OF Tennessee ought 70
stand BY the Union. This speech, Ii Is added
was received with deafening applause.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-24

hi I'D n 'orrible Seadache this afternoon, had
stepped into the hspothecaries hand says nj 10 ths
nan, Can yog hose me q an 'esdscker" "Does
and upon that g gave me Cephallc Pill hand
pom me .onor ~ cured me 30 suiok THAI 'aTdIy
realized 'sd I'd 81 'eadsche.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-24

III nD you ever have the Sick Headache. Do
you remember the throhbing temples, the fevefsd
how totally unit you were for pleasure, oonvsrsa-
uon or study. One OF the Cephs'lc Pills vouid
then experienced. For this and other purposes
you should always have box Of them on hard 20
use "a occasion rec ufres.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-24

IL Good men have the fewest fears. He has
but one who fears to do wrong. He has thou
sand who has overcome that one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-24

nj cTs WORTH rNowEs.aSPalding's Ceshslio
rus are certs 10 cure for Sick Hsedache. Bill
Gus HsadacAe, Nervous Hosdaobe, Costivensss.
and General Debiliy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-24
OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND sEALER
" OF GAS METERS,

NOTICE rs HRREsFYH afvRN. ' TS.i !, . s
ably to the provisions Of the ordinances Of the Cor
porstion approved May Y, 1892 the undefsiEned y
on pre- payment ofthe fee Of hiy oeats TO inspsot,
examine. test prove, and ascertain the accuracy Of
Every meter, iffOund incorrect, viii be CONDEMNED,
and another, sealed and marked as true, vii be
set In I's pl.ee, II proved 70 be ACCURATE in lts
and again put in position for use.
Once No. SD Seventh street, (nsar Odd Eel
CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM,
~ B-u Inspector and Scaler Of Gas Meters.
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