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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-11
THE EVENING STAR.


POLISH FOR PRINCE
Old boss, John Bull, take back ,oar Frince'
where he has be n, for some time SINCE
Comple;ln his education.
l ca. culate. taoush Wsesls y0uhs'
He's gathered NAM wIintkSS', r.
And when you hear hii PoIishSeIo tonsue'
Expect you eyes vii twlnAe'
Lord ebexterheld, old pig taIed beau,
Compose q book OF letters,
To teach young fellows, no ways SOW
The manners of thei- bet'ers.
Tbey learn far better Ia behave
In thIs here land of freedom.
whs,s Zone but 6I SSi sE.ETsaS.sd sass'
Yankee doodle, &c.
Drmcanor has its n,tu; al laws
Which governs every notion.
How bes uuful he smokes and chavs
You'll now acquire come notion
As Wales our fashions will import.
in them their pints of breedin',
And act o pattern to the Court,
Which kgOws 'em but by readin'.
Yankee doodle, &c.
To LIQUOR Up In handsome style,
lnstructing your great noodles,
He'll bid Newcastle make erryH
And Beaufort. timberdoOdes
Mint juleps, which they Iearrt to brew
Beneath our starry banners.
Ard also sherry cobbleTs.tu
Mend your Enc II sh manners.
Yankee doodle. &c.
The horizontal attitude,
WITH legs upon the table,
Outstretched at easy lati ude,
And length considerable
BY Wales the mobiles will be taught
OF them. the custom, click as thought,
Will sprssd throughout the nation.
Yankee doodle, &c.
New York in dancing goes sheld,
Sgme chalks of Pans city;
IL he ka'n't shown how TO tread
A polka, tbs pity.
Deportmsnt's Ia int with dancing, so,
Now Wales can show his mother
On one hand how We shake the toe.
And rest the heels on t'other.
Yankee doodle, 30. Punch,
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A Real Blessing.

Physieics.-well, Mrs Jones, how is that head
Ms. tombstone! Doctor, all gone the pill you
cent CURED me in just twenty minutes, and 1 wish
handy
Pkysieian.-You can get them at any Drusgsts
recommend them in al cases of Headache.
MIS-. JoAss-i shall send for a box direotly, and
shall tell all my suffering friends, for theJ rea
bleSSiHg.
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MLSCELLAN EOUS.

THE AMALsAMArfoN or LxSeuaexs.-Thers is q
growing tendency In this age 20 appropriate the
most expressive words of other and after
q while TO incorporate them into our own; thus the
vord CephalIe, vhIeh is from the 6reek,
"fOr the head" i. now becoming populsriIed in
section with Mr.. Spal6ing's great Headache
remedy; but u will soon be used In more general
way, and the word Cephalic viii become a.
common as Electrotype and many others whose
distinction a. foreign words has been worn away
the manor born.o
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BRIp1Er.z M1ssus wants you to send her box
Of Cephaic Glue, no, bottle of Prepared Pills
but Pin thinking that's just it naither; but per
haps ye'h be ahher knowing what tits Yesee
she's mia dead and gone with the Sick Headaohe,
and wants some more of that same Is relaived her
before.
DrSss,st.-You must moan spsldins's Cephalie
Pills.
Bridsst.-Och, sure now and you've sed it, here's
the quarther and CIV me the Pills and don't be all
day about ID aithsr.
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old RICH, MELLOW AND PURE
" b NsIDE'S
N0N0NG AHEIA RYE WHTSKFY

Conscieutiously dIsiIlled BY Mr. James Burnside,
of Alegany County, Penna., In the old -fashicned
honest ey, fro n the choicest and most carefully
selected Rye, and IN no case ever offered for sale
until adsptfd 10 wholesome use by age II 10 az
once the most psatsble, &c It Ia en- phsncslly one
Of the purest beverages In the reach Of the bile.
To the invalid, as well as 20 those in health, 10
oommends itself for it's unrivslled qualities ss q
stimuagt ofthe safest. surest, aud most beDefceCt
PHYSICIANS are using IL In their prsctios with the
happiest results.
CLERY a STOCKDALE, Propristors,
32e Walnut street. Phlledelphla-
WIN. G. CONONER,
Aren't for the Proprfetors. gas Pa. sv,
% aS-6m opposfte wIllards' Hotel.
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THE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE
FOR STATEsMEN JUDGES

FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
CLERG YMEN, LADIES, and CENT EMEN
in al parts Of tbewOrld testify to the efficacy of
PROF. Oh. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
and gentlemen Of the Press are GnanImous in its
Praisa. few testimonials only can be here given
sec q oplar tor more. aud It will be impossible for
CIV, ~ Wall SG Gn NEy YORK X; DAG . lss
had been bsaeted by The use Of WOODS Hair Re-
.toratiys, On equestng my certifcsts of the fact
due. Ny age i: about g ysaTs the color Of my
Of head to IL :ens d .y sna
abilities Increased with tlme, and about months
since fourth was added t. them. BY hair falling
of the top OF my head and threatening to make me
In this qnpl sasant predIcsment Wa. induced to
ton that gray hair oauld ever be restored 70 It's
% SG%I e Il. Us. SSt
ties only, hat not only was tue falling of arrested:
sensibiity 70 the scalp and dandru sssd to form
on my head. va much to the graft fcation of my
For this: AMONG the navy obiisations owe to
ner sex, ! strongly recommend 9, al nushsnds who
example. and use If CROWNS gray or .ssttn bad
&Sod Co.. ~ B BTs a a.y Lt n
| longer at No. II Carol Place.
SIANsros, Ala., July 20, 1879.
| TO fRoF. " J. WOOD: Dear StT-Your "Hair
hestoratve' has done my hair much good slnoe
| l o0mmenc5d the US OF IL, that / y ish to make
known to the public ofits on'hs hair, WHOA
are great. a man or woman nav benearly depIived
Of hair. and By resort to your "Iar Rektoraus e''
the hair will return more beautiful than ever at
least this Is my experience. Believe it all
Yours truly, WIN. III. kennedy.
P;SHYou can publish the abovs II you ike, By
publishing In our southern papers you WILL get
m 1re patronage South. i see several of your Ger
paper. w. n. kENRpY
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
PROF. O j. weoD: Dear Sir: Having had the
mistortune g lose the best poron Of my hair. from
the elects OF the yellow fever, in New Orleans in
ISL, was induced to make trial OF your prepare
ton and found II to answer as the very thing
needed. NY hair 10 now thick and glossy, and no
words c4n express my obligations to you In giv1ng
~ the affiloted such . treasure FINLEY JOHNSON.
The Restorative IL put in bottles of three sizes
viz: large. medium and small; tbs small hold half
pint, and retailE for dollar per bottle; the me-
dfnm holds At least ~ per cent. more proportion
than the small retsis for Two dollars per bottie
the large hods Suart, 81 per cent more in proper
tion, and retails for S3.
o. WOOD 90 Projectors, 444 Broad
No
Sold in this 20 ~ by C. srOTT. sIs Pa svsnus.
~ "a e0ly ,elw
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TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAvKD.-Mr.
Spa ding has sold two millions of bottles of his sell
ebrated Prepared Glue and il is estimated that each
bottle saves at east ten dollars worth of broken
hons of dollars reclaimed from total loss by this
VARIABLE invention. Having made his Glue house
aoe ne hor Proposes 20 90 me woIld stu
bis Cephalio Pills, and if they as good 40 his
Glue, Headaohes Will soon vanish away like snov
in July.
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4RRJYALSdTTHE HOTELS.

wILLARDS' HOTEL Macduf, DC; A
Winthrop and lady, Md; B Griffin AID lady CT;
kscE Hat Hon Mia 1sssnpN r RsI,s
6 Harding, Pa; Bacon, Mass; Hon A b Oliver,
NJ w NJ whitehead. NJ; Mr. Swift, Mass; Hon
HsIrss, Pa S fGllsr and LADY NY Cav
do; Remington and family, Tenn; H Condlt,
Nj; Morrison, do; 8 a ONE, IN; shirley, Tenn;
w Cameron, Ala; s 1: Gouyesneur, Md
Capt Graham, NY; c Duval and lady, Md; 6
Aires and lady, Ky; J A yentress and family,
Mass; Miss Caulder, do; NJ Wilson, NJ; s H
do; w steadman, do; Caldwell and lady. NY;
Miss Cald well, do; Caldwell do; b Farms
worth, Mass; l. Farnsworth, do.
CLAYS' HOTEL.-D Braynton and family,
Nv; Hon w wilnark, Pa; J Henry, RI; Hon 6
W scranton, Pa; Hon Wood, do; w A Porter
sc; Lock and lady, D; G H Howard, do;
Y Foster, NY; t p James, do; w w Sherd, do
I II lrelend, Miss; Henderson, Va; Hard
RiSdl e Sc PTino rs Kaie and r isdy
Ga; VI Knight, do; w IA Harringto ton and lady
Ala; NJ Harrington, do; C Winfard and lady
Texas; I L Wingard da; W Howard, Mo; d.
Gilmore, do; fallen, Md; l. Richardson anC
lady, Va; Master Richardson, do; Miss Richard
son, do.
NATIONAL HOTEL-Mr BurrelI, DC; {
Brown, Nd; w Paxton, Va; w Bodenhomer
NY; l. Durrem, Md; Cole. Tenn; g Fogg, \
. II; l. MORO, NY; w Davis, f. P Kennedy, /
AtrOcha. Md II ltehn, NY; Nc Donald !
C; MedIll, III; NJ Plummer, Md: g Fuikeer
NY; II Snow, T Pendleton, w d Brodon, d
Martin, Va; w Cole, Tenn; r Riddle, Del
Judge Waugh, NJ; H " Congan, A Condit, I
c Mum, NJ; W E Grail, Md; Smith, Tho
Polhennis, b w Merriam and fam, NY; Shulz.
Pa; Camalier, Md.
BROWNS HOTEL.-R Richardson, Tenn
w Henson. Ark; III 6rivot, La; J Godfrey, CT
NJ Smith, H.n Moore and ly, Ala; RAIDER, 81
j Brady, Va; A g Mabry and fam, Ala; w Col,
Tenn; l. Gdmbrill, Ga; X III Whitaker, NC, ID
Geary, Va; Kelley and fam, Pa; Hanrick All
Read, Va; II Marsh, On; DIR 8 A CoffmaI
Va; T. w Manchester, NY; A Reed, Pa; + Has
mic and w, La; w Plengst, London; w DAME
Mich.
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III DIN you eyer have the Sick Headache Do
row. the loathIng and disgust at the sight Of food
How totally un6hgou we're for pleasure, converse
ton or study One of the Cepha 10 Pills would
then experienced For this and other purposes
you should always have box of them on hend e
1se So occasion requires.
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GRKAf DIscovKRY-Among the most important
Of al the great medical discov cries of this age may
ton from Small Pox, the Cephs Pill for relief OF
Headache. and the use Of Outline for the proven
whose benefits will be experienced by suferins
humanity long after their dlsooverers are
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'afdly Realized.

Hi I'D n 'orrible 'sadsche this afternoon, hand
Stepped into the hapOthecaries hand says hi TO the
mAn, "Can you hesse me of an 'eedachei" "Does
it hache ard" says .. "Hexceedlngly." says hi,
and upon that . gave me O CephaIo Pill haId
pom me 'onor IT cured me SO quick that 'aIdly
realized 'ad 'ad an 'eadaohe.
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UOvKR EXCITEMENT and the inertia, care And
anxiety incident tn close attention to bus ness or
stUdy, are among the numerous causes Of Nervous
Headache. The disordsred state of MIND and body
incident to this distressing complaint is a fatal
bow TO al energy and ambition. Sufferers BY this
these distressing attacks by using one of the Ce-
phalIc Pills whenever the symptoms appear. II
spiets the overasked brain ADD soothes the strain
ed and jarrlng nerves, ard relaxes the tension OF
the stomach which always accompanies and az
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FACTS WORTH KNowIse.-Spalding's Cephalic
Pills are ertL in cure for Sick Headache, Bill
GUS hsadaeae, Nervous Hesdaohe, eostveness,
and General Debility.
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WASHINGTON HOUSE.-P Jamison, o; l.
Bowser, Ind; Mrs Gridley, Mrs Wason, Mass; T.
Bank, Kan; w Coney,G Nj Howard, Va; Hyde
and ly, Mich; Thompson, U; w Romer, Miss
Romer, Young, Md
KIRKWOOD HOUSE B e Garrettson, A +
Austin and ly, NY; w May, r Cowart, NC; A
White, Va.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY,

- B e.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and after SUNDAY, November 18th, 1850, the
trains will run as follows:
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
First train At go q. IN.
Second Tram at 7.40 a. m.
Third train a. $40 p. m, Express.
Fourth train at
LEAVE BALTIMORE:
First train at AIS a. m, Express.
Second train at 8.35 q. ia.
Third At $40 p. IN.
Fourth et 4 % D. m, Express.
The 6rst, second and third trains from Wash
lngton CONNECT through to Philadelphia and New
York.
The second and third connect at wsshiuxton
Junction with trains for the West, South. and
Northwest; ALSO. q Annapolis Junction, for An
for ths accommodation of the wav travel be-
tween Washington and Lauiel, passenger cal
will be attached TO the tonnage train which leaves
at $40 p. n.
ON saturday the $40 p. m. train goes to Philadel
pha only.
no sd TIL. PARSONS, Agent.
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VG. %. DEMUTH 4 CO,
AMPORTERS And Wholesale and Retail Deal
ers in
HAVANA CIGARS,
fUhEIGN VINES, BRANDIES, GINS. &C.
Nc: 40 NORTH CHkRLks STREET,
no 12-ly RsItimo,s
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HEDjCNE

- BALYiHcsE
LOCk nosrIYAL
Rss Dsssesusf Tia pseu Crrtsss, Speedy, $50 e.ls
EfsersaI Rssssdy - tks VOID,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF INPRUDENCE-
LET NO FALSE DELIcICY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMED ATELY.
A cpHB WARRANTED, OR no cKAk6k,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
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Sss,s, s.r,s.as.., p,.,.1.,, S..r css s,r. d:S
is..a q Issa., P.pis.,.s .fs i.sr ,dy Ir..sSsr,,
s... :. s.a. %ss.1. "a. IsnI. s:.@sss ar i.s.S
,s... f.Sls; D.S,S.r .p,..s re. s:.I, s.ss
der AsrrsSs pssssls and dsstrsy bsts ssdy ss4 ss
s.,..,.u, ,s.,.,, s.e.ss. -. ,s.i-. q s.a., v..
thai drssdfs and ss.ussn,s h.s .Aish .aas.y s...r
~ . .ns ,. ~. s..
sstranssd listening ssnstss visA 1ssndsr
vshsa sssAv De if~as Tyre, ssy ssn VIA fsi ssss
n.I.. beng ...rs pay.s. vs.fs''s, sss.'s sssS,,
d'sss.In,, %. ,s..s1.y ss,,e "a.
ss.y ssosa. ss seo.r "a g'sss.ss and sssfsssay rv
OFFICE NJ. soTYs r,lDEllclsr.rEs,
Il: ..ns ,idi .Gs IRE. ,..;.. : . ,.s s'' ,..
sssi Be psid s.d sssssis ,st,sy
D. yoHEsrcH,
-. =: !. =: nee: .Sa.a c..s. n x. s:s s...s
and ths rrss,sr ps sp.ai Ia s s.s
isetsd ssns Of ths s,.nAnr lhst v.s ,-.r
tnsvu many trsssl,d VIA rnsnr sssS ,sd ..r.
. sss s.S::s. ss!tss s ..a:.s ..
unss viii dsn Of mind, essse innsdisslv
yAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
YssnG Msn aud othsrs vhs hsvs tnsrsd sasmssvss ky
ssraia practice iRaslEsd 10 wren tlsnsa hath .ss.suy
Which aishuy f. even wen ..l..p aIs ....s,
s.ed's @sTIias. i@Po.ssl, and d''1'y' s'A .sd and
fhe.. .sd ana .l,nshsly .r.ss pr.d,,.t
limbs. Psas in ts R.-d pirH.. 81 sSh Les. Of MssssI.s
fs.sr, PsPitanen sg.stDyrpsPsV, Hsr-sss Irrss
'MENTALLY.Th. f.srfs .f.su On IN. nina az. -,.1 \.
be drsEdsd-Lcss Of smsry Csufsssn efdsa RsFrss.ss
Of spira Evil FerbseinE, kvsrssu sfsseisty ss svss,
ksrs e serses, rnidfy, sx- Of The avis pse
nervous ptpILrY-y>.....d. Ga. ..v .cs. VIA.
s.nins ..,i, pals. snd t.'ns s:nf.s,
spyss,sHss shss the essgh ssynPsms
| DIsEAsEs OF IaPRpDEScE
when nisgsdsd nprsdsni 'st.ry p,sssrs
s Tss;s n. ::s = s .. ..,
a t. a.. sPFs s s: : i. % . &c
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b, gaI d.pp..sn.n.; .s y u. ~. :, ss. s:.s
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rs a.Isa Ss; ~ ss si:'s l =.
asss,sr.d essntry from vhoss
n'01h'oHsA lsb Inr sSh ScsA'C "hIs'
D al, ... ..s E ..n.sy :. a: :.J,s
;i::s Is IT.; -: S.s . s;i ;::
bsss innstlstsly relieved.
:..: On :ss:! ssZ::t . :: s:: slss
s.s rs.ss sas , w:'''' AaHs's'- a"' Mann
ENDoRsEMEHY or fnI PaIss.
ZEE MANY YHo6aAHDs cured this institsuss ytsh
. 20; ,.%.a isS Dr. D.. G.s..." ss5:s.s ),
.s..n 81 q. t.I:n .ss ss.y sa;, t.I,s 90 .s.';
sides his standing ns Gsslsssn sharsstsS sse rs.Sess
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OCEAN STEAMERS SAILING DAYS
EcoM TIE UuIfRA SrAtIa
b. HALL
ISR I'll. ilEMIA

~ ISRAEL DEMING,
Wholesale and X etail Dealers in fine FAMILY
GROCERIES, TEAS, WINES. and choice IL
SU0kS Of al kinds. A fresh stock just opened
GOod Sugar cents per pound. Cal at No. s34 nh
street, between ID AID Eoui sIana Ay oo a-tf
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DR., ]. ROvEE DOpp

DR.. ]. ROvEE DOpS
IMPERIlL GIN BI7TBRs,
For Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary
Organs, and especially for Femsle Distractions,
never fail TO cure. aud warranted 10 give sats-
CHAklEs wIDDIFIELD & CO.,
fropuetors. Is William ST., New Yort,
J. SCHWARTZ,
ieT-lyr Arent. WnshluftOu N. G.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

w, MERCHANT TAILORING:
$sssEEsss . iiTIiJs
.hIeh We will make to order in superior
WALL, STEPHENS & co.
oozs-d s22 Pa. av.. besv. 9th and lOth ats.
RANCIs HARP
FAMILY, e gs5 x.s 0 aSbt1 FEED STORE,
Respectfully sclicits the PATRONAGE Of thosey
may be in want Of any article in the ABOVE line. Hrs
endeavors shall be 70 please, and BY strict stten-
ton to the want. of the public, he hopes 70 merit
His tocE consists Of every article usually to be
found In hrst-olsss Family Grocery and Ped
4 IPRlGHT Or BOUDOIR PIANOs-A mag
s.s $.t {! To- To- ma
ou p,.,o aos Pc: .v, bet 9Th and ION Sc;
OFFICE os 81 ES Sas SERk.Aa AND sEALkR
sor1es is HKaE Ms.iT GfpH 'f . f. . IRE
ADJ, 70 the r,oy,Ga. Of the . O. duane Of hs CT
ss IL vI, s1s
sasr IN n sn
net m .soe II I,Uysd 2 Be sScsss in n
oes seventh 1t .sfse, tn..r Odd Eel
01' IA. chA GRRsfE ssgG%S ". cJ mi II
| jJls-tf Inspector and sealer OF 6ss Meters.
IMPORTANT TO HoUsEkEEPERs.
Err. DURKEE 4 co.'s
| SEhECT SRIOE0.
I4 Guaranteed not only
| ABSOLUTELY AND PERFECTLY PURE,
but ground from fresh Spices, selected and CLEANED
70 cost They are be Ssautay PACKED in tnfo
lllped with paper.l to prevent Injury by kccpins;
Spices are almost Invariably shor.- We wsrrant
BG G'fe coMFASsSN
| a. single trial Will abundantly prove.
n E:R. pURKEE 4 CO..
IWATcHREHAIIRIIINSG: AANH6DssELvER WARE
| w MANUFACTORG.
| ! have one of the best establi shments, and fur
pshed with complete set of tools for repair N
ing every description of fine Watches, and IN
| particular attention give t. the same, by n
tied kiso, every descriP lon Of Standard SILVER
| WARE, PLAIN and ornamental, manufsctu ed under
| MY own supervision. which my customers will find
sold by dealers in genera and scented as their
.e6 ass Pa. avenue. near oh st.
STOVE and KINDLING WOOD, q =. q. e l y q
possible prios.
$50 Pr. .r. S Z !; 4 vi vi n Nd SiA .s T..
" CHEAP LIsHg.,r LIGHT,
KING 4 BURCHELL,
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= Wy MIS- M ToWS'
INDIAN VEGETIBLE DBcQCTl

With regard 70 this Almost infsllible speolfe
popular sentiment hiss spoken in deolded tcrms,
and the evidences OF this treat efhceoy are sns
tanned by constant ayovals or curative efeots and
the happiest results from its Use are after al other
remedies and the best medical skill have failed.
Let Us cay, IN conclusion, that Certificates
qures not oousht from the Iliiterste and super
kcial, but they are volunteered from the most re-
speotable sources enc justify the hIshest tern. IN
specific to pubic approval. We may sdd also that
the curative properties Of the medicine are uallcd
ing from di sesse with renewed constitutional visor
For sale By al respectable pruggists 70 this
city, and By the proprietor, MRS M. cox.
bottle and her seal on the cork
tRPnce 81 per bSttle, slS bottles for IS
GEORGETOWN, ID c., Wholesale Agent for the Dis
nict, and viii supply the trade a. my prices-
an le-tr
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nh. BovEE DoD's
~ IMPERIAL WINE BIrTERs,

Are now being used from Name to the srest Salt
Lake, AMI the universal verdict Of all who nee
them either a. sssSScis< or Is bSvgass, 10 that
they are unssrIsscd IL the world, pr. bod. used
Ne purchased Of ktp. the sole night 10 anufsctpre
and present them tsr kale 70 the public; For the
cure Of lnolptsrt Ccnzxnpcon- Indigestion, Dye
PERSIA, Piles, Nervous Diseases, Female Com
liai9s. spa al e.sez reSGtnr tonic, they nrs ee.
their medicinal properties they are q pure, whole
.Snas sad de.tsh1:d Beyes.Se, IJoas2inE al The
without their iLjuroes results. Let ell friends OF
humanity and al sdvocatos Of tsmperence assist
ps in Substituting these va'usbie VEGETABLE 81 tters
for the slfssrsl r<i,sSs and eds1fsretsf Ltqsog
with which the oosutry 1. flooded, and thereby Ct
fectuA.ly and IN btmeking Disease and Drunkcpess
hom the land.
JEARLEs wIDDIF.ELD q CO.
Prs,rletorn, Is XTiiliaqfsIeet, New York.
J. SCEWARHE, AEeai,
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WATcHRERRAIIERIIINSS; A AMPS WARE

STOVE and KINDLING WOOD, q. tie IL loves 4,
possible prioe.
T. ]. L. w. N. GAIT,
$50 Pa Az. between 18th and lsts q,
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IN FROA ONE TO TWO DAYS.
RkIQIEITol.

ns.ssu .ftAs hsy.l C..es .fs.rr.e. hs.s.s g,.a..s
and frsatsr part vhsss life sss been spent
yita Of Lsndsn Psra, Phisdspha ana sssvbsrs a
fsetsd Of The rsst sssnshinG that
tnsvu; many trssbsd viii rhgnf IN ths head and
when asleep; great nsrrsssnsss senf alarmsd ss6ds
sssnds bashfsnsts vitUscssnt bushinF tttsndsd
ansl tf mind. esree rdlstsH.
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JOY EH 9F III EHE Via E1fS ZEE AkP f sREEEREIAS
READ!
APPLY TIE REMEDY

Friend, DO you suffer! Are you the victim OF any
ofthose numerous ailments which arse from ion
purity of the blood. What are they, do yoq SIX
Rather ask, rhat are they mott The blood ls the
source of Life and hesth. and Il "a the fFst element
Of our being 70 respond 20 sny cause Which sfects
prevailing Neuras lie, tho irritating Eysipelas, the
subtle Sorofua, the asoniIinI Rheumatism, Ner-
tofpor and Detection, and tie numberiers ills thai
flesh 10 heir 20, derive heir hsdeous oriEE from the
blood, Deal kindly then and gently with the HOOD.
Use the vitsixng resources OF nature for its aid,
and sufher as TO commend 20 your confidence and
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YuE MANY fhObhANDs cured attflf tnstttuuea WYNN
ne last year, aud the numsrsss mpsrsn esrG
cal spssns Psnsrmsd BY DR. Jshnsea, Witnessed BY de
Of The many shsr Bsrssos ssdsss
v6sk have sPPssrse sCsia and sf.n bsfs the Psss 10
scss his standing gentleman 81 shartssr aAe rssSesst
btity, sEsxent fvsTtniss 70 tht tEistfd- Jan My
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LET NO FALSE DELTCLCY PRBVEN7
APPLY IMMED ATBLY.
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/, II. 10nSsYoE,
- BALyYHcsE
LOCk n0srIYAL-
Hss DsssesWsS Tia pseS Cryfsss, Speedy, $50 esls
EftersaI Rssssdy - tks Void,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE-
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~ pihoent article just received Of the-
cs Is sn chictsF,ns sC5 ms make; fO mn
JOHN r. ELLIS.
300 Pa. av., bet. 9Th and 10th sts
Old Pianos at great bargAins. noA
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DLUMBERs AND GAS FILTERS.

b BUTTER HOUSE.
Daily receiving fresh and sweet, in Goshen pscf-
ages. Also, Ohio Butter, Is lo6 and l2a cents.
tv~ SO kxahsSy. P,... ns.isimo....
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-01-26
NOTIGls.
srAts or 3oulsfAsA,
Paris Hof Oaac hita.
1g1 X n;rt.r;.,t fs.s "a ! Il

sufeessionsn s'il1,cts;5 l,s0ll, llec,d,f
VyTHERIss; AilehI3 Wood has Med III the
ol1cs Of The CLERK Qf tl,e 12fhl Jluliclil
District Court, in and fay said psrislhof Daatbf.
ia. his final account; wbich Le. praya may be
l5g5asf ~ v
Now, tbereforcs unless oppoijtion be made
thereto withntiirty days from Tic lateiicreof,
lesaid flnal account will be neutrality-suspicious.
cording toslaH,
W. il. BRADDEY', Cicrkss Z !
Monroe, La, Dee. 9Th, 1s59-ss.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-01-26

Nine. Delery's Female Institute
1'H1S School will reopen on the 9th
= January, 1860, and be removed on
tho 1st Fcbrnary, in the large and
spacious buildings known as the ma
son House
AIME, ANNIE w. DELERY.
Principal.
z Monroe, Jan. 5, 1850. .1,*