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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-01

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H'p! 9rr.i4, t'Bt n 9odOOt. t,inst pur6 DE
lleBs N6Ga;ans, Obhe 6ulf, cincs @ e6ers
Fee'0SfaP9ibs GlDde b"roe nj tcaen man
wi 9epObnhde ss'tie ppdrn tnSa. Gs or.
iSFEsti 'M a Staa0sn 3sii. um bic 8l5de
ttr5HFfu.a' e1rt es @ubiorm in Guaa Der.
ga e'!dn8t uno boorM auf pol, init 2eOcrmelaa
F0rude min an, a"f pclhe III q ave ibrm
&&,9e rae pInne Sug:e, idiot h;rO.ea 56Iooon
Wttt. GirS nub auct Suple,, unO StobIfe.
t:tti aOrroI pa Den @e'aus mo&cu, no cs ami
llIi9e S;rOicid!ii9rnS Ron . lp.so~pd on
trmmt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-01

Gin bsratmtsr @ a q. 6rrt Sfras
tsr ansrtaHnt bsfs SinarOpirrr, III in NspyO.i
&il8stOmmtn, bc;nnntli8 nm Tb nit ben belea
'Silai SiPidffn pH 8ec, Staten Su me6en.
Gcm Ypbitum ioa @slrseuseit sssebea perpen.
itm 8tpBsn Bsttfumpfe bsi5upU6ner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-03
AKRIEALS AT THE HOTELS

e NsT.Pf ssa! ao Y. Msl Hqmo ao No.
K k[a@ G. Nj f aSli Ms Eossf Roger III.
Arnod Ha6bs CT ap HON M Giddns ~ a. Hgn
RF5s' Sa. Ma d c,it.sHaen Goo
Andrews: NY; ID sanborn, Mass; " FitzsETsid
Hata B rem Me- sssd Mics Bay
oy AID AnEe, NJ Dubos: Nj GautieT. II Rsitsr, "
NJ aqst5 NJ "; ssi G%Sa. 2 CO.
tan DC " Hsmitoa Juise J e2siin fa Nd ha y
VOID and lady, Mayer: Moore, \ Cushinan, y
Rhodes, Mass. Ivy "
VILLAGES H0TEL.-B Stansby, NY; H H
Men; T Mizqsi, do; SapPsneok; MI G,J'Ss'
~; Wheeler, Do f@JJi Jas Biso y,
Frsl Ls fnf P say " "i
MayE$T ny; ss:iasf. Mo- srIsf Bi Ma; r.
Ne; RS1RioH HY e Maa Msss Mo q" K n"95
Mass ia s1%i.i9% SHJ Wi@s.is: d. fs AIT
TX Rogers, Mass; Miss II shriTer. V Va: Law.
Ms, aT Bso%s S Sa Wasss Pa harlow
ss BROWA A HoTE,:-E Chestmar, n burn, J
9s Ws'srson. Smith NV wfa Mfr[sg' A bsP
son, Br"En Ny; Pistt Md: /. tisrpeT [' O.
Buck A tie rgton, Nd; :, Foster. n bartlett.
tie and lady, Dsw and lady. n n sia1 q BIZ IL
tGsdy' 1rs = DGia nett,. Miss l. c DeiarHette,
DIV L tehcr snd sons. + Ashley, Va; w Starret
b%V IDG!5.} Read Re- ny; foTeT tt, Nd;
Md; J y Re- lnsOn. NJ; J p Phillips Va: Al.
eeTnnille and lady, Ala; A Young aad LADY, n p
KHIRXwpop HOUsE.T woodhon,e, Mass;
bax on, r News ead, NY; III Wall Mo; R X
roiiIAl.- Pa; HGf, Ill; W Ogborn : wa ker
HAs sat!, Ny; w Rans"m. Nf; = Smith. KI.
WASHINGTON HOUSED Smith, Pa: las
a1nt;omery. Md; McGOwan. & SAWYER 81
Camp Il, DC; 4 Orrisbee, VT: III HInman. Dc:
CrCsOy.O q; Strong, NY; Wm RobinsTn ana
IAN, e.; Kenyon and son, Cal ''''
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THE EVENING STAR.

NTrRlrIyE QUALITIES OF SUGAR.-As by
salts and acids, so by sugar and honey, is the
quantity of the digestive juices increased, and
the digestion promoted. And the sugar, while
being digested, enriches the gastric juice with
a substance which assists in dissolving the ali
ments; for the sugar, on coming in contact with
the saliva, has been partly transformed into
Tactic acid, which acts upon the alimentary
principles in the same manner as does the hy-
drOchlcric acid of the gastric Juice. For this
reason, sugar at once appears infinitely better
than Its reputation. But even to the present
time, the popular belief that sugar in lures the
teeth Is as widely spread as, on the counter
testimony of both experience and science, the
opposite doctrine ought to be. The teeth Of
the negroes Of the Yves: Indies-a community
remarkable for the abundanc. Of sugar con-
sumed a!n5ug them-are OF a bright white
Phosphate of lime is the chief cons ;uent OF the
bones and teeth but not before old age; and an
increase of the phosphate of lime is the essen
tial characteristic Of the development of the
bones Of children. Lactic acid diSsOlves the
phosphate Of lime of the food, and rs sugar in
directly supports this solution il facilitates the
conveyance of lime u the teeth. To this it
may be objected that sugar causes pain in @
hollow tooth; but like sugar, a thousand other
substances irritste the nerves. Sugar is not
dangerous to the teeth, but On the contrary.
assists in providing them with lime; it is also
useful to the stomach. If it does not. by being
taken in excess, produce too great a quantity
Of Tactic acid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-03

The New YORK LADIES -CnEwERs
EATERS OF ARSENIC, ETC.-The ladies' Of New
York have adopted some queer customs, that
seem to make them peculiar people. One is
the almost universal habit of chewing gums
tle mon chew tobacco. 1t is used in high life
and low-by the school girl the maid and the
matron. 1t is a made article clear as amber,
rolled up in small sticks, coated with sugar,
and called sugar-costed chewing gum" A
large manufactOry of it is kept going in New
York, and the sale and consumption is i'm
mense. Another custom is the chewing Of a
small aromatic seed called the caromal; it is
quite costly, bringing the round sum of two
dollars per pound. The ladies' have their
pockets full, and use it inordinately 1t has a
Pungent, biting taste, not unlike modified or
subdued pepper. The use of lavender is also
quite common, as ladies say it adds to the bril-
llancy OF the eye-if not to the gllbness of the
tongue. Arsenic is used to make the COM
plexion moro brilliant. Either is not wholly
excluded from the arsenal of those who resolve
to defend themselves against the assaults of
time; and painting is as common as dressing
the hair.
SO says 'Burleigh." the clerical n Y cor
respondent of the Boston Journal
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Spinner, Francis E., Willards' Hotel
etallWorth, James A., Absent

SPINNER, Francis E., Wilatds' Hotel
Stanton, Benj., Hyatfs, $50 Pennsylvenla ~
Stevens, Thaddeus, sos st n, Capitol Hill
Stevens, Issao l., Private, SIS 18th st
Stevenson John W., Private, 263 st
Stewart. James A., National Hotel
stewart. VIM, Is Louisiana av
Stokes, VIM B., Browns Hotel
Stout, Lansing, United States Hotel
Stratton, John l.. NJ, Willnrds', offioe 2IS Pa av
Tappan, Mason W., National Hotel
TAYLOR, NJ, Private. west side 2st st, bet and III
ThayeT, Eli, Wizards Hotel
Thesker, Thomas c., H. ats, $50 Pa.av
Thomas, James H., 36 st
TOmpkns, Cydnor b, Washington House
Tr,in, Charles R., Willards' Hotel
TrImble, Carey A., Wlllards' Hotel
Under wood, John w. H., AS 9Th st
Vallendlgham, Glen. L., S29 1t
Vance, Zebg!on B, Mrs Hs,,ison's, 81 Pa. av
Van Wyck, Charles H., National Hotel
Wsde, Edward, 1913 c st
Waldfon, Henry, Washington House
Walton, +. p, $50 & at
Washburn, c. c.. Clarendon House, 9Th ct Pa av
Washburne, Ellhu b., 485 9Th st
Washburn, jr., Israel, Private, Franklin Row, $50
Webster. Edwin II Mrs. HaIuson's, ST. ra.av
Wells. Alfred, Mrs. Tiiley's, "a Missouri Az
Whitsley, VIA. g., SIP Lith st
Vlspn, James, Washington House
WinQam, Wm., Avenue House
Wins!bw, Warren, 90 st
Wood, JeAo~ 500 l1th st
Wood ruE.lan, Wizards Hotel
WOodson, Samnel H., Browns Hotel
Wright, JohnV., Browns Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-03

II AS the evening train on the Y. & c. RR
was approach ng German station, Me, Wednes-
day night, IL ran into foar horse team. loaded
with lime. &c, completely demolshing the sled
and scattering the load in all directions The
driver says he ho'srsd for the train to stop. but
supposes the engine man did not hear him. Prob
c53y not.
III couple lately sat down to dine Goldfish
balls Were served at the table and one fellow ia
ing them for corn dodgers" Proceeded to break
one In half getting the scent of it, he turned to hi
partner, and remarked to him, Something dead
in that, Tom,''
IL The marriage laws of Massac husetts have
b6en SO amended that divorce can be obtained on
the ground OF extreme cruelty, DESERT n for five
consecutive years and confirmed habit of jutoxi-
cation formed after marriage
u Resolutions deDouncing the John Brown
treason and Mr.. Seward Rochester speech have
been introduced into the New York Assembly by
Mr.. CaldlcOt democrat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-03
1864 IMPORTANT NOTICE IOcT
SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS.
IN & E}l7 e

FOR MEMPHIS 4 NEW ORLEANS
EsOrange& Alexandria Virsini, A Tannasssa
AsmphIs i Charlie, tan. MIssissippi Centrsi
ead New Orleans Il jackson RAILROADS..
ADihEcr ROUTE AND CONTINUOUS RAILWAY Co,
E..I., NEcTIONs TO
h-t1nond, LyHcaoErs, Sristcl Eao1r,YI.
Dt"Or, HEHtSrills, Me5fIs. CAatt1nooSa
go CO, ~ onisonlsry. Columbus, NaSarilis,
"Rd Netr OyIsarsI
~ uhHAI RED UCTION OF TIME III
IL THE l.TNCHBUEG EyrENSIoN Il
1an1Iia 20 iynchhu,{, and also tLa uf III ~
tbs Route the '"Pleied, making
SHORTEST AND MOST pFs1p,,
TO NEW ORLEANS oL6
AND INTER6EDIATE PoISrs
ihkoCGH TICKETS to all of the above mama,
= ccHred Al ne Great SoEtisyp n.f So.,I.ss can
nc -.o1d nsee: corner of Sixth street and Pasyn
W = eVeEte, Washington. d. c. ehhsJi-
/ Ls Train isaves WASHINGTON r.
tn south and Southwest o. ii' iof
- BE SMs md Ask for Tickets ria Ora.,.
f2s-enEers from New York will meat m xx.,,
OF Ihe orange and Alexandra sllroad M ,ba n
a, NssEiuston, from whom they will receiye no}k,vs
a. mas lea, the Ofioe, corner Of Sixth street
~ % erriyins At Washington, passenxsr. in,
H'srSDdm.T I'll &c careful to take the Orange And
fsI-u JAMES A. EVANS,
Iioket Agent. Washington.
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SENATORS,

SENATOR'S.
Anthony, n. B., willards' Hotel
Be1jamia, j. p. Jackson Place, ocT End lsx cts
RBsiE |R 81 ;a ; sssS aSa.. and
BBTssE TnGmai Sers ss H.us Sc. ..h and 18th
Brown, A. G.. National Hotel
sS Pc 1v GPp0:ss M ,h
G casinnb5 . 1s%eS sSsc H ses..
Clay, c. c., Browns Hotel
Ginsmsn, Thos III rs P. ay bet 18th and 10Th SITS
nhayls, Jefferson r.: 2ss st. bet i1sh and 18th
M
Fitch. Gfsham N, Sc! It. bet Ss 9Th and lotSss
Fitzpatrick, Benjamn. Browns Hotel ~
F 0St S0 L. F. E.. WiiIards f Ho t. ~
Green, James s, Crntohett's Al, cor and 9Th SITS
an Sjs I M% N n sssl s.: a Tass 18th
Hsmmopa jan. - cor p az so Madison Place
Harlan, James, Washington House
Hunter K. NJ; T., "a II street, bet Iish and la!h
Johnson, K. W., Of Ark. sa5 r a. bet 9th and 10th
Johns9n, Andre V. Of Tenn. 81 Chsrss Hotel =
King, Preston, Schrivener's, l6 st. Capitol Hill
Lane, JOSEPH, Browns Hotel
M:soq, Jas. III, - i St, bet 18th and 18th
Nicholson, A. y. r., KiTkwood House
Pearce. James A Mrs. Irving's, % l1s st
Polk. +.
Powell, l.. W., 2fS G st, bet l4th and 18th
Pqgh, G. f., 4n iGh st, north of La. av
Rice, H..M., Min Row, st, bet N J av and LIST st
salisbury, w, Mrs. Irving's, % 41sst
Sebastian, VIM H., Or. Dunn's; 46 II It
simmons Jas. r., Wizards Hotel
Siidell. John; sl2 Il ST. bet 18th and lSx St
Ten Eyck, J. c., Mr.. Nc Blair, 1872 st and Pa av
Th0mRson J9h9 a X 80 18Th at st., It, bet and
TrUmbull, Lyman. AZ 9Th st, bet f. and
Made, b; f., Mrs HYatt's, $50 Pa av, bet 9Th 18th
Wgfali. l.. r., Browns Hotel
Wilkinson. NJ. ; Mr.. Soomon's, 4s9 6th at
Yuiee, David L., 162 st, bet 18th and 18th
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MEDICINES.
1T rs NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY,
l. SINCE ALL,
OIL ID A N ID YOU Nc,
AFFIRM ITS TRUTH

vr1'-THAr RkRE9eFF66 sSsc4h vMooD's HAIR
Will preserve is}aiii6iy th.. s,oirth and color Of
the hair i used two CT three times week. to any
Ss Own S .as
make it more soft and beautiful than any oil, and
s 'e a EI a. pooSs
Clergymen. Professional y en-, and Gentlemen and
Of a G n an oyet ta ne mucb IN it, fsvor
Read the following, and Judge:
HICKORY GROVE, st. Charlie, CO.. Mo, Nov. ls. 81
PROF. o. WooD-DeAr Sir: Sometime last summer vs
Were sans ed to nss .Gt your HI Rest ,o md
setsd TO repor, il Our it sons head Tor sar,-s
been perfectly covered with and called scald
friend seeing hIs sufefngs ADVISED your
Restoraive did with he hope OF success bun IL our
removed the disease entirely, sud and iuKurlani
S.oP VI n",t 80 oSt' u SSn u"N ~ N a.
other child We therefore, and do hereby recon-
| tn. .eslP We are, your. respectfully,
GEORGE W Inconsistencies,
SARAH A HIGGINBOrHAM.
PROF wooD-D.ar My hair h,d sevsral y.srs,
been Ps%,s.Tsy gray &c BY aass
ia drsssns II When commenced using your H'ir Rsiora
tive about months ~ th't condition. and hsv-
color, assumed sone-s and ustre
greatly be preferred those produced by the application
~ Die 1rtjcIs Tor every sav's ;oe- vhcther
ussi "a Hair Resoratye or Tor the .rle purpose OF
refer me al! who entertain ANY doubt Of ITS performing all
''~ MRS. srMOsps, III Third stree,
CINCINNATI, O., Feb. 10, lo57.
WELLINGTON, Mo, Dec. S, 1857.
PROF. wooD-Dear Sir: BY the advice ct fr~nd Of
mime who your Hur Restorative, VAS in
deed hid the fever, last May, sGd
nearly every hair head Came Now har has
great deal thicker than Nothing bat
feel others no
afflicted have been. would induce his
public Of the benefit have received from
| Prof Woods HAIR Restorative.
Yours respectfully, A r. JACOBS.
The Restorative put up bottles Of three SIZES,
viz: large medium and small: the small holds nall
pint, and retas for dollar per bottle; the
dunn holds at least twenty per cent. more la proper
ton than the small retas for two dollars per bot
tie; the large holds quart a. per cent. more liz
| proportion, and Tetails for IS bottle.
| o. ]. WOOD & CO, ProPrietors, S12 Broadway,
New York, TN the great Ny. Wire Railing Estab-
| shmenI,l and ia Market street. ST Louis, Mo;
| and sold by al good Druggists aud Fancy Goods
Dealers. ia 5-eo3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-03
TaE ALL SUFFICIENT THEE
TRIESEMAR. Il. =. r 8.

Protected by Royal Letters PGrsrf Of EzEtord c'h
secvrsd bgfat S,aia a. fhs Er0ls u. PA7yDiarfs 40
Pa-iS, and Ihe Imperial Cc!isEs q Medieise'
Ttenna.
No. is invaluable for exhaustion, SpeTmstor-
rhRa, and all phy sioal disabilities.
No. completely Grad cAtes a. traces ~ thcee
diseases that have been hitherto treated bE tH nau
soous and peTnIClous use of copsvIa and cUhc.s. =,
No. = has eaiire y supplanted tire Injurious use OF
mercury. Thereby lfstUriug To tue sGfsrcr speedy
relIef dispensing impurities, AID roofing out the
venom of disease.
TRIESEMAR,Nos. 1.2and Rare prepared n the
form of lozengs, devoid Of taste al smeil, and
can be carried IN the waIstcoat pocket. sold tan
GASES, and divided ntO separate doses, as admins
tered by Vslpeau, La lemsnd, RoUx, RECORD, A c.
Price SIS each four cases for 81 which saves IS.
and in n ca sss. whereby there Is saving of o..
To lie had. " mole sale and retail, Of Dr. BARROW
1874 BleecEer street, four doors below McDouCh
street. New York. Immediately on receiving q re
mittance, DIR. Barrow will forward the Tnesemer
10 any part of the world. securely packed, and al
dressed according 10 the instructions of the writes.
Sold Also By ). CALVERT FORD, Jr., Wash
ington, ID. G. de 6-6m
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COUH AS, COLDS,
Ht,ARSENESS. ko.

The prevalence of the above complaints at thit
generally has the effect of bringing out host
of profess div new SPECIFICS, and while some are
good many useless and others even dangerous
The wIsest course to pursue is to consult your fam
lily ply stefan, or otherwise use only such rem dee
eihcaci0us. Of this character Is TYLER'S COM
POUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC. Original
ly the favorite pioa of eminent ply sicisl
il soon became popular remedy, and has continued
to enjoy, growing reputation for the last went,
acts like charm, ard in Chronic Cases. Bronchitis
WhoOping Cough, Group. ,Asthms, Influenza, &c.
Its success is unparalleled, and most will testify
who have used it.
Price Is cents and 5acen:s per bottle.
Sold BY Marin s Palmer, Chas. Stott. &c., Wash
exandrla whore it may be had also, for convenience.
In Lozenger form. Price l2h and Is cents box
known as "Trler's Gum Arabic Cough Card,
Drops" an elegant, pleasant and effcaeious Put
monte LoZenge they he ansur passed. de ism
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- a F q NJ Z FIER
CONCE NTRATED POTASH

More than Double the Sfrensth Of Ordinary Potash
fof h,ak,ns soap withonS llne with little trouble
discovered for the purpose. One pound will make
pounds If Hard Soap. Printers will find It supec
rio; article for cleaning type It is perfectly soluble
sn ana Tree from impurities Broken in small Jumps
tured at the CHALL ENG E CHEMICAL WORKS
Brooklyn. and sold by +: r. DU RKEE & co,
90 4-Dh wiz 1S1 Pearl street New York
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A CURE WARRANTED. OR No ,.u,,
IN From ONE TO TWO DAMS nSE


ws.fnss Of the Bach, s,rtetur., ag,~tio.,.,,
and Rlndd,r involuntary Di,ch.rg,, - tDs kdA,,.
Debility, N,rrou-ness Dyspepty. Is,z~r -, 1.u..
fusion Of Ideas II Pat rho n r. T,r .fatt
Dimnss Il Sigh OF Giddin.ss. nis.ss, n, Ti.s yr
Nose Skln, Al sc;tons oftt Luugs S.-f, - : Ihro.
those Terrhl, Disorders srsug No., So noNsa~
louth-those Dreadful and D.struc-i.. pr-r,.. h'liH
der Marriage IEYcstibs, md ies:-yv tatr b.. re-
YOUNG MIS- - Nnt
Especially Who ts,. becor-. N, ,,r,,o, q, -,
thsr Arr, dfpi a. a d..-,rrr,v, - " Saifsr, W,
AZ vSi,nsr 800 .sirStif. 49, ;nau,' s.,,v..
allied talents Snd brlllBn. .utsi!sc- r.gA. "a
,nfrane cd lIstshiqg Ssurt.s ID 49, - q. h,,,
walked 20 sests.y n. A,,ry I'VE, -, &C,
dsnes. A 70 ssSI
,.-., ssshklhCE
hhhhif-D Ffsson.s'" 81 "sis Men cou'sT-:.s.,,
rtAgs, beng aware OF ph,n-sl Ssafnssa nn
as tSI az, tPetdny esrtd. s
ne Who places himself nac,t 80 care 90 DR. 49,.
nPe" hs stiH hs ysiciNa "g
OFFICE No. SOUTH FREn RICES-Rrr,
lsft hand AIDE gong from HE.,imazs s-r-.' o.,
The corner. Ran hot 70 cbEsgNs I'D uttL., va
must Gs PAID and contain strrr,. Isa,n
DR JunNSTnS
Member. cf:ss Roysl Coii.-, ,r..--.'.
ard the yr,r,.r p.rt ~ ~b.. 1T :. = 'H't'3 sara,
pltsls of Londca, Paris Pl re.f.. = t'i D. "a h.
fscted some Of th. most a,,ati,g 49, . A''r' has.i
fnoxni nanny i-oGhlei vth tr..gr > ir -. :, 80 s'a
sounds b sbfnlnsss WI irrcurrt ll-t, 70 - tuGdsl
timer with dsran-,r ,n. = tn.,d ,,r, '''a son,.
TAKE PAR-IcEI ,e 80 'eis;'s
Yepnr Men I'D otb,r. -, : :. - ., =
GO -t,c, ;nsuir.4 = ~ l "r'd ,h-r t,-., -,
I..,,,J f-o1 ,x,I 90 -, s--H Lr'i r. -,
xIieh ar, nirh;,y fr- .g,r -, $780,, 81, ,t-cr 4
render. marris- q irlposN ma - - 'il na -ur,t
body, should sppiy inhTs-d-. " - '',4 '-iad I'D
Thass are some Of ne sd ,.l ,-..-,..-,
BY earl, h.b its Of routh ~. W... prcducsS
Iimhs Pain, ia the Ned Dis-r,. - Ne I q I'd
~, D,rans Of The Dses.i5, fuacol. Co., "a.
stt,ttn---s - i2t..fAicif =
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SECURING AND REPAIRING "A new .tyle
- OF securing Gentiemen's Clothing, without The
sghtest injury to the cloth style or the garmept
by b. MAGRUDER, Practicsl Tailor No. All
10Th street, between And E, vest side. GeLtensn
viii please call on the above, and their orders mi
Be promptly attended 10. IN u colin
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II sENgINE PREPARATION.

IA sENgINE PREPARATION.
HHEEtMMR2ttBRs B BSGHT for ts k ss
H#E EMk%E Rs B BSSH e. g ptossy
HEtM B9tB.S BIGHE for binnosS Sf Vision.
HhLMB0LD'S REGGHUU for WEAK Nerves.
RELMBOID'S R!iCHU for General Debility.
HEtMRSP RREGEEE q
H HEEtMEs99tBs BEESHHT fer M SsRs SEss.
HELMB0LD,s BUCHU for Dryncss of the Skin.
HEI,MB0ID,S BuCHU for Eruptions.
BTGH for PSR % the he
lid, with Temporary SuIusatOn and Loss of Sigh,
HELMBOLD.s bUCHU tor Mobility and Rest
lessness, With Want Of Attention. Horror of 60
HE MB9E Rs R RYSHY tsr 2n.:,aS.S9:
inois''0u0n' Sc II Rs' oasaN Ne
R Easds End cth s,:s from whatever CAUSE o
HOW LONG sTANDIN6.
These Symphonic, IN part, ste earerienosd Otter
sIs nd bg M
oioas or Hn nervous and deli ot long
esets tie nnd than any and al Others and
ifallowod TO 90 cnEwhich this psdioira invariably
E5spto Fss l os Of wh!oh the may
pir7. Who can say thst these oesses are not fire.
INNS. and The melancholy deaths by Consumption.
In M Lanstio hsYuns the most Ipeiaachoiy eIhibi
doT appears. The countenanoe is actually scdden
d e scad .dsaa 81 the f Voice ss
rarey articuate.
with Mosf.l m ~. e. ysP Desl:,Es
Debility is most terrible, and mas brought thous-
nd' nj 70 10S ss
cured by the use of this
INFALLIBLE REMEDY.
The mass of voluntary testimony In possession OF
as well
TO science and fame. Certificates Of cures from one
resbe and responsible o6araoter are opea for in
speoton from Governors Of States, Judges, eminent
Physicians. and distinguished Clergymep
HELMBOLD'S EATRACT BUCHU is prepar-
Cd directly accordlng TO the rules Of Parmaoy and
Chemistry, with the greatest accuracy and Chemi-
See Ss sSe
Of Physic, and most OF the late Standard Works Of
taste and odor, but Immediate in its action.
ot1 bfoEs M Ofthe
no or
D.s' i: j. EIMs$IP Sole Manufactures.
Res 81 per Bottle or six for IS asii1srsd 70 an,
TRIAL e SSgE TH HHT cbb6BIE ttkaEE-rRy,r
And be convinced Of its efficacy. And it is accom-
Professors of Medical Colleges, Clergymen, and
others. PREPARED BY n, 7. HELMBOLD,
Practical and Analytical Chemist
lo4 South Tenth st.. below Chestnut Philad,a,
To be had Of all Druggists and dealers throuChou
ths United cssssl and British
Ask for aELMBOLDS-Ake no other. Curss
sq ed y g. srorr, Druggist, corner p. .,.,n.
and 7th street. Washington city, and al other drug
glso ian s. eolys
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A 1NcoAhS EW D niSc TnHIS n.,,o,o,,
aud lnviE oratinE Beverage
SUI TA IA PA N A c E. A,
THE ELIXIR yITR,
For the Radical cure of
Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite, Indigestion, lntermlt
Nervous TremOrs,
And the whole train OF distressing evils originating
Weak and sickly constitutions are suddenly re
stored to health and vigoT by this Aromatic Elixir
Putu neatly In pint bottles.
Sole Proprietors- "
KING J. DUNNAVANT.
IL Sold by all the principal Druggists.
u SIN '
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TINE CELEBRATED DIR. j. 8. ROSES
Il nGHDICIN E@,

OF PHILADELPHIA
These remedies are the result Of thirtyfye ye.t
of extensive and sucoessful practice, cHd are N.
only reliable propositions TO cure the yarous II,
DR. y, S. RoSE'S COUGH SYRUP OR EI-
PECTORkNT. VII! radically cure Conghs, Gods.
Eoersoness, Bronchitis, Ind al Lung dlsesses.
pR. ! S. R0SE'S ALTERNlTTyE syRUP,
or Blood Pnrier; foT the cure 81 Scroful:, 0d krup
tons, Chronic Diseases, Ulcers, Swelled NeOk sc
al diseases aIising from impure s:ste Of ths
D8. ,. s. RSS'EsS DYSPEPTIc COMPOUND
The only sure cure for D.spepsis and Liver Com
plant. Price - cents.
DR.. J. S. ROSE'S PAIN QUEER. Itis Eots
cure 81; but II one Las stood the test If SIS yea7s
curing Rheumatism, Tooth and F,T Achrs, ChOIIc
Pains IL the Stomach and BOveis, SpraiHa, Brnises
Pains IL the Limbs, JOINTS, Bach and Spine, oE any
pain internally or externally. Price u, Is and
cents q bottle.
There remedies, and many Others referred 20 IN
DIR. Rnse's Meciosi Adviser. (which book ms, 9e
had grd.tS at any Of the drug stores where the E~0
icines kept h5ve been used gI:h success Nv over
10000 persons with prO:apt beLebt. To ensure
success you have only To see tnat they are Fennne
by having the Doctors rriitea :igEafvfs Orr cara
cork and each label.
III Kept by ali Druggists. seer
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MEDICINES.
ITO THE APFLICTED!
MRS. N. COXS

INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCTION.
This valuable preparation has proved to be one of
the greatest remedies for Eryslpelas, Scrofuls,
Rheumatism, Seurvy, ETuptions And Blotohes on
Nervous Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver Salt Rheum,
and al, diseases arising from the effects Of Mercury,
ever presented 10 the public.
Testimonials and certificates from hundreds OF
respectable citizens of Baltimore and other parts of
the country possession OF the proprietor, tea-
tiiying to its curative powers.
IL Ii is sold by most Of the Druggists of Bslti-
MRS. M. COX,
15S 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.
u PRICE 81 per bottle, six bottles for S5.
Tholesals Agent. 8. T. CIssEL, Druggist.
Georgetown. D. c., has been appointed Wholesale
Agent for the District, and will supply the trade al
my prices. de 2-tr
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OCEANSTEAMERS' SAILING DAYS
FROM EUROPE.

Tho Havana mail steamers leave Nav Vol -,
10 g. l2th, nth, and nth of each month an. ND
Charlsston on the 9Th and 18th i'' eio
lie california mail steamers leave N.~ Val -,
~ Hfh And nth OF earh rnocth ioiA VI