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THE ALL-sUFFICIENT THREE.

TRlESEMhR,I Il, ? and S-Prntected BY Royal
Letters Patent of England, and secured by the
Seals OF the Eoole do Pharmsols do PARIS, and the
Imperial College Of Medicine. Vienna.
No. ls invaluable for exhaust on ard natorrhea
And all physical disabilities.
No. completely ersdicatss q traces of those
disease that have beer therto treated BY tho nau
seQns Gud p5TnC 0us use of cOpaiva and oubebs,
No. has entirely supPlnntcd The injurious use of
mercury thereby lnsurlng to the Guiorer speedy
rellef, dlspergins al impurities, and roofing GU
the venom OF disease.
=, TRiESEal ar, Nos. !. 2 and 8. are prepared in
the form oil q Io7cng devoid Of taste and smell
and can De carried IN tho wnlstooat pocket sold
InInistered by VeiPeaU, Lsliernand, ROux, R!oard,
DO. PIIcs So csoh. or four cases for 80, which
seves %; ard IN 3I cases, whereby there Is sAV-
Log o. 80 10 be had. Wholesale and retail, of Dr.
BhREON, OF 1914 Blocker street, New York
imnedldtely on receiving = remittance, DIR. RsrrnW
Will forwarding GriesoIHar to any part Of tho world
securely packed end sddrcesec according to the in
strncti eng of the writer.
Tho BOOK, Of a. others, that should be read by
men with damaged and broken down constitutions
20 "EuTan railty, or PhysIolor ioal Resonrchcso
IL Is beautifully liustrSted and treats rnInutey of
ell the srmp OnIs that invariably develop them
and Vlttatns habits OF eaTif youth lncapaoitatiry
the victim from sbaIIng the fruiiloD Of the matTI
mpnlai state, Ani. 1t no. checked in time deg sner-
atng al tue funotioDe Of manhood, ard bringing
MIN, step by stop % lingering saG untirleIy dsath
Sold By DIR. IA ROW, 194 Blescker street foui
doors below MaodOugal, Rev York, Price 81
GENTS. Sent free every where,
SOD also BY 3. q. Ford. IT., Drug Store, WASH
instO1. ID. G. de a9-6m
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WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL.

w dSHING1ON LUCK HOSPIIAL.
nR. SHUMAN has, after an experience of ten
a. years, esta bilshed the above refuge from
qnackery, self Labelled Indian or German doctors,
and petenders of witchcraft and impostors In gen.
eral
This is the only place where q sure and speedy
cure can be obtained IN the world for ali improper
and evil habits, gOnorrhe, glee:, seminal " eak-
ness, syphllils, primary secondary. and tertiary,
organic Weakness. pains in the lOins, structures,
general debility, pTostrtion, ness, restless
nights, pa ptatior of the heart rns ing in the ears
loss OF memory, confusion, melancholy affections
OF the he1d, throat nose, and skin, snd oil those
peculiar disorders arising from tho indisoretion OF
youth, rendering them unit for either business,
study. society, or marriage.
DIR. :. has the greatest remedies in the known
world for diseases of lbs hood. sonorrhH gleet,
structures, phillis, ssmiasl weakness self abuse
TO- There Is no c6se In which they i.I to cure in
from to dsys.
Victims of these horrible complaints. who would
wish TO be valuable men and ornaments TO society
should embrace the earliest opportunity for relief
DIR. Shuman has m.do the most comp .ets arrange
ments for The comfort OF his pntients who come
from distance. They will bs furnished with the
most pleasant and agreeable guar terra, Heoassarv
Glet anc m dc as coIniOrIaOo as Trey would be at
hrst o!ass 'otcl 81 less than half the cost
DO not forget the name and pumber. DR.. Shu
Ban,s ofhoe is on the corner Of Sixth street and
rtnnsyivania venue; Clarendon Hotel. opposite
the National Hotel, Washington. ID c.
Persons at distance should enclose stamp for
re!urn postage. OfEce hours, ga. Nj. to 10 y. NJ
Various paTlI33 have been entlced from my in
sutuflon by certain svInd.aTs OF back streets IN
this city, no will 1t till the day of their death
word % the wIsa is sufficient. ap9ly
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THE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE J. PATRONAGE
FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,

FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
CLERGYMEN, AIDES, and GENTLEMEN
in all pal is of the world testify to the efficacy of
PROF OF WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
and gentlemen Of the Press are unanimous in its
u.f for and It viii Syf 9r
you TO doubt,
swat srEsEr, NEw yoRk, Dec. 90 1853.
b.sS no's Of the o as ta.,s IN hai
had been benefited by the use of Woods Hair Re-
ssorstiye ont reg uestns my certificate of the sc.
l award it to you cbeeCfully, because 1 think it
One. ny age L. s ;boI {oo1s the color Of my
on the crown of my Eesd 70 lose its feasibility and
sbtss M with s sp end d about bout menss,
snoe fourth was added to them, BY hair falling
Of tbs top of my head sni threatening to make me
In this gnPIssssEt lrsd,sament va. induced to
s Of s o had s sse
tion that gray hair ooqld ever be restored to It's
Original color eaceFf from owes; was, however,
ties Only, that NOT only was the failing of arrested,
but the color was ,estored to the gray hclrs and
on my head. vs'y much to the gratifostion Of my
wife, st whose solicitation was Induced to try it.
value the sdmirat n OF their wives TO PROFIT By nv
ssp Stf HI CROWNS ssaJ or bad
To &ood Co.. q. BT Boa Fay LtyhYDEA
y,
longer at No. ii CarIOiPl
SIAMsTON, Aa, July %, 1883.
To PROF. o J. WooD DsGr S1-Y0ur Hair
Restorative" has done my hsir 30 much socd since
| commenced the use of il, that | wish 10 make
known to the public ofts eli ects onthe hair which
are great. A man or woman may benearlJ deprived
OF hair. and By resort 20 Jour Hair Restorative"
the hair Will return more beautiful than ever at
least this Is NY experience. Believe It a.
Yours truly, VIM. HI. kennedy.
P.S.-YOu can publish the above If you like, BY
publishing IN our Southern papers you will get
more patronage South / see several of your Ger
tEcatos III tbs Mobile Mercury, d strong Southern
paper. w. II. kennedy.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Prov. D ]. WOoD: Dear Sir Having had the
Misfortune to lose the best Yor tol OF my hair from
the effects of the yellow FOYER, in New Orisans in
lS5l was Induced 10 mako trial of Jour prepare
ton. and found IL TO answer the yerJ thing
needed. Nv hair IS nov thick aud glossy, and no
words oan express my obligations to You In giving
to the afflicted such treasure FINLEY JOHNSON.
The Restorative put in bottles of three Sizes
viz large. medium and small; the small hold hilf
pint, and retals for one dollar per bottle; the me-
dunn holds at least 20 per cent more in proportion
thar the small retails for two dollars per bottle
the large ho!dg suart, 90 per oent more in proper
ton, and retaiis for SIS
., J. WOOD e. CO, Projectors, 444 Broad
wsy, New York, and 1 Ia Market street. st. Louis
Mo.
Sold in this c.ty BY C. sTOTT. s75 Pa avenue
al q eOly,alw
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EcLeans Volcanic Oil Linineut.
CINE BEET kINIr;Err LIN TEE voR,n,

Tbs sny safe and certain s,,. fer Csnesn. piss r.
raga Wsahns.. Of the Muscles, Chrsnie or Jsmatery
ShiHpstsm aufns" the JOINTS Contracted Iusclss Of
kyamsns, CaFashs roothschs, Brssss spains Fr,,h
Ss, wssnd:' sis.r' F.r.. s.rss, cai'd GEs.,i sore
pain, diEsrsn:s hsv Or enr ths o..ass ma,
have existed, MchEANr CELEBRATED LIf1MENT (,
q certain rsmsdy.
rhssssnds 81 haman bsnfs savsd life Of dis
ssspsds and mirsry b. the Of rsnsdy
MeLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINraFNT
Will relieve pair slmsst and il will clean
Psrfy and heal @sslss sers abort
FOB HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
HeLEASS CELEBRATED IMMINENT 10 q, onIy ssf
and reliable rsnssy for the cure Of SPAWN,
Winegss ePliSts, Unnatural Llnps Nodss e. n,
never tisd % eur. Big Head PslisViI, Fstuls, oid
kunning borss, Or svssny, properly apr LED. Fer
sPrsn,, BRUISES Scratches, Creeksd ss CEsfss sadd,
Cellar 9a, cSis, eor", or Wsunds, IL "a infsliihs
remedy Apply a. directed and 10 strSin In eysrv
fhsn trfs ne longer VIII the many vsrthlsa Linm,n
sfsrsd to yea. Obtain srprly Of Dr.. McLEANr CELE-
BkATED klhlNEkf. Il viii you.
:! a. MCLEAN, asls Preertstss.
Corner Third and Pine sts., H. Issuis Ma
CHARLES 6g0TT, us Pa ay s.is .,sn, n, v....,
tss 81 y f.iaA 81. a.--r.t.~. (. "a M wi. 10
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PROF. ~ GODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
AND
RI00D RENOVATER

Is precisely what Its Mans yrdIoates, for, while
invsoIeting anc siren. thenns TO the vita powers.
and at the same time revlvihcs, reinstates, s9d re-
At sn rssoqss ava ,sSr lie system
20 attacks Of disease. IL rs tn" only preparation
Tally oSnIinsd as to be the Tost powerful tonic,
and at the same time go perfectly adaptoo TO- as 70
and hence viii SCOTIA fhs trsakest sfc.nacA, and
tone the digestive organs, and thus ellay t ner-
ting and at the Same time It ia composed entirely Of
vegetables, yet combined ss TO produce the most
iuro1s G co iS s shoS rsmsdy has long
been felt 20 be desideratup in the medical world,
" o sd M
deed lays the system open to the insidIous attacks
following: Consumption, ind sestion, Dyspepsia,
oss Of Appetite, Faintness, Nervous rttabiltJ,
Night sweats, Lansor, Giddinsss Retention of, as
well as Painful obstrpoted, too profuse, or too
These ali depend upon general debility. This pure,
healthy tonic Cordial and Blood Renovstori is as
no no'G mstsfs about It But this Is not 81. If the
system lie weakened we are open to bilious at
kidneys Ee eerom their and
we are troubl with scaIoing and IncortlneDce OF
in The Back side ard besWes6 the shoSdef::. eI
ceeingly liable to slight co!cs, coughs, and II an
1oes avn 10 a rremstnye rave Sut spaee viii
Tot allow TO enumcrate the naly Ills to which We
But We viii say IN this coIda snd Bood ksnoSa
tor yoR have perfect safe p easant and edectual
remedy for loss OF Appetite. bIIIousncse. Flatu-
l fence, WAX and sick Stomach. Langour. Liver
Compa amt. Chills snd Fever. anT Bilious attack
Coz tiveHess, AcidIty fthe Stomach, Nervousness,
i Neura ga, PalpItstion of the Heart Depression
OF SFiTlts. Sores, Plmples tho Fooe, any DIS
eaee arising from impure blood suoh as Sorofula,
EryHpeasI Bronchitis, Cough, difficulty of Breath
ing and all that class OF dis eases ca ed female
Gay the trayelor exposed to epIdemios, change OF
climate and water, will find IL pleasant. safe and
sure rs'recy. and no one should ever travel with
oEt. Reader. Try u, for We assure yo1 you will
Ind IN IL friend indeed, well friend in need.
Al r"rsOrs OF zedeLteTy hatits will 6 nd II per-
feet preventive Of as well as cure for those all
ments which they are particularly exposed. Hence
ministers, students, attorneys, terer, gentlemen,
and ladies who are not aocus.Jmec TO much ont
dccr eXeTcise, viii find Il TO their ccvnptSge to
keep bottle constantly on hand; and above al
that most period not only with ali tn err
accustomed stre"gth, but safe and free from the
Thousand ailments So prevalent suoag the fema @
portion C the world. In short, la indeed mother
cordial. Try IL old ard young; Tor ger the
rsk of delay II will relieve and prove itself
lc8lly RestoTd:Ice Cordial and Blood Rencrator.
U. j. WOOD, proprietor, 444 Broad <ay, New
fCTk, and ia Market Street. St. Louis, no.. and
sold bJ ali good Druggists. Price One Dollar per
Bottle.
PROF WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
AND
BLOOD RENOVATOR.
Sold in THIS city BY C. sToTT. sTS Pa avenue,
au 1-eoly. alv
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Hints about Shearing sheep.

From the Ohio Farmer.
Shearing sheep is an operation very few know
how to perform well. There are several reasons
for this. IL seems useless to many to take pains
TO learn to do well. 1t has TO be done but once a
year, and the interval is so long, that what they
learn this year, will be forgotten next 1t is got
not be; shearing should be considered az much a
trade.
1t is often the case, when boys begin to shear
'oaI me father forges the old but sensible coup
let:
Neither wise men nor fools,
Can work without good tools.
The boy must take the old shears, used for tag.
Ying three or four years, with the assurance that
he must use them till he knows how to take care
Of new pair. In seven cases out Of ten, this
course so discOursges the Dov that his desire to
learn Tn shear CEASES. Another reason for bad
shearing IL thIs:-When farmers hire their shear.
Ing done, they want too much done in a day for
getting that wool is money as Well as time The
employer paws the shesrer 81 so per day; he wants
n IN To shear from forty to fifty sheep He Ia
pleased at night to know that he has got so much
done. az that The shearer has earned his money
He frgets that he has lost enough ia wool left on
tae sheep. TO pay for the DAVIS work Suppose
he shears forty sheep, and leaves O ounces OF
wool on each Of them (which Is often the case !
which tIken II would amount to ST. So Much
Q! The work ihe; il laid TO rats might be avoided
II Farmers would tell ;heir shearers to do thsir
work well. II they did not do so much,
have sheared iron one 10 five hundred sheer
each season FOR ten years, and like the business az
well thst always long for shearing time 10 come
VIII give few hints needed to make a good
sharing, e
The operator must have good pair Of shears
M must know how 10 keep them in order for II
y very certain that . duh fool makes poor work
Ueed, sharp, brig 1T siears not too sharp pointed
viii run smooth The sprIny should not he SC
E:n0er IS to double over the wool nor too ST. q &c
as 10 make the wrist lame. With skill a steady
nerve, and an even temper, II can be made to dc
good work.
=. mere are various opinions In regard to posi-
Won. Some shear on the foor, others use z
o<Ach Good work may be done either way;
prefer using bench. In all cases. the operator
position, and keep the skin tight so as to make ;
sInr OH surface II prevent cutting the skin caus
Ing The sheep to Mex, or tear the fleece, and Sc
exert tneir strength as to injure thru and some
avoided Jou~ paSvrn1
PiuStsEi, LoiGtH comfy, Ohio
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within fftsen days from the date of notice from
the bureau of the acceptance OF tEelr bid, . oon
tract will be made with some other person per-
sons, and the gusrant0rs of suoh defautng bidders
will be held responsible Q for all delInq uencius
All sfers not made strict Conformity nth this
advertisement will at the option OF the bureau, be
rejected.
be no lfed and contracts will be ready for s1ecu
ton soon thereafter as may be practicable.
&-laE4w.E
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I(The Ri. Rev. Bishop Timon, Of the Pro-
eSAht Episcopal Church Of Buffalo, ". Yafew
days since hoisted the stars and stripes over his
residence. WV Ai'
. Father Gavazzi has finished his course of
sermons at Naples, where at first he had roup b
opposition. and Is about TO rest himself awhile in
England. ''o ~
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THE EVENING STAR.
NO FLAG But The OLD FLAG.
81 IENNY q FARKER

81 JENNY q FAEksR.
" fisz but the old fig-the red, white ard blue,
Win the stars OF Union uGh-rken And true;
trise snd def nj - re Sons OF the have,
W hose blood bought The banner your valar must
save
Wo! NO tn the traitor VINO dr.gs to the mira
The rag oTlnsoneG deep with The blood of his sire
" ne rouse Up the !eglOns on land and on ses.
Who are ready TO die for ths Flag of the Free.
Up! up with the Stars and the Stripes and 20 forth
10 ave on, great Union, brave men of the North
MOI rest TIL tho star Spans Ell Banner ye see
TriumPhantly float from the Palmetto tree
Iod bless the old flag !as He ever has done
cInco He Strengthened the arm of our own Wash
lEgiOn;
And 6 Cd b ess the freemen devoted Ard true
VINO are ready tn Gle for the Rsd. White and Blue
Rochester. N Y.
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10Y FOR THE SICK AND SUFFERING,
- LkT ALL FH0 ARE AFFLICTED
xpHY Fee EEkp Sixxxpy


Friend, do you suffer- Are you the victim Of any
ofthose numerous ailments which aylee nom i'm.
purity Of the blood! What are they, do You AK
Rethor ssG, what arc they mott The blood 10 the
source OF life and health and is tho first eieracrt
OF our bsing TO respond TO s9J cause which Affects
the syste1, &c the pulse inssiby sttests The ever
yreyalnE Heuralsta, the irritating Eryeipelss IL
subtle ScroiniA, the sEoriYinE Rheumatism, Ncr-
vons Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint with its
tortor and deiectton, and the pumberlees Ills thai
esh is heir to- Derive their hidcous origin from tie
blood; Deal ki.S, then snd CERTIFY with the blood
Uts The U.atl1ias resources Of nature for i:e sid
eae that 6ay valuable medicaraent known A.
INDIAN vEa i sH1Bf fsI Dsoocryom
Win regard 20 this almost infaIIible specific
lotuisf sensiment hiss spoken in decided terms
tSineo OF const&1t eyovs-s OF curative ELECTS And
sac eat resultE from its are after al Other
remedies and TIE best medical skill have failed,
l.ot us say, IL conclusion, tnat Certificates
eales ere not southt from the Iiterate and su SER
hcia, but they &re volunteered from the most re-
spectacle conroes cnd justify the hIfheN terms In
Vhiol IL 70 possible to commend so yaluable a
speolhc 20 public approval, We may add also that
toe curative properties OF the medicine are esualled
oay by ITS restorative ehsots, the system recover
ins nom disease With renewed constitutional vieor
tor sale oy Gil respectable Druggists in this
city, and by the proprietor, MRS. M. COX,
None genuine unless her name ID blown on tns
bottle and her sea- on the cork
|. lfPrce 81 per BOTTLE, six bottles for g.
q I Eao..ssh Abssr.. b, T; CIssEL, Druggist
riot, and win supply the trade ut ny Irioes
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Ri a. JOHNSTON,
Lock H0SPI

Has dtseors,sd che most CertaiH Speedy iss,d oaIy
E1sefsrl Remedy in the World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUD;yNCE.
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From fke Ezdmfnsr, Norfolk, Va
Cephclic Pills accom- alsh the object for which
they were made, VIE; Cure OF hcadache in al i.
forms. ~ "
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BR. JUHNSON'S REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
KEAEEESS AND IMPGTENCK

By this remed y veaknes Of
speedily and full Thousands 81
and Ssbiltated who had al ,ops,
been immediately relieved.
All mPedn.nts Marriage, Physics, Msnisl DisGusl
ihcsons Loss Of Procr.aTe Power, Nervous lrrabty
Trembling and Wsknss Exhaustion Of the usst fseru
kind Epe Oily cured.
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TH1 MANY THOUSANDS cured at this institution within
the last years and IN. important Surg
cal operations performed by Dr. Jobns;on, witnessed by the
reporters q The papers and many other persons notices
which have spPearfd again and before the public
aides his standing % gentleman Of character
bility 10 spcIsna guarantee afflicted l5-ly
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NKYroLDSBuRe, FRkNrLIS Co., Ohin,l
January g., 1851.
Henry c. SrL-pISs, No. IS Cedar ttrect New
Icfk-Deor Sir: IIciCsed find twenty five oegts,
l25,) for which eond box cf Z" CspisiIo PHI. "
send 20 address of Rev. VIM. G. FILTER, keyrolds-
bug, Franklin county, Ohio
Yos, Ftlls work HE q ekGrr-cxrs Hsadacks
Gfrtosf frsfosssr.
Truly yours, VIM. C. FILLER.
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ID r o P o 8 Al 8.
NAVY DEPARTNEsr,

0"sat OF f0rdS ana DockS. Aprt "a, 1851
SEALED PROPOSALS for each clsss separate n
dorsed .'Toposas for Glass No name tn class
Tor tn, Navr fard at raHe the yard." viii be
oelVed e. tls ONCE until nOon the 9th day OF
May next, for furnishing aud del vfTing At the
eral Navy YARDS Eam-d The materials aDd aTtic es
embr.oed IN pribted schedules, which will be fur
nlshed or application, ard sent BY nall. If so re-
quested 10 persons desiring 20 offer 20 contract fr
Any or al of the classes named thersin. By the
oOmnapdants OF the several Navy ards, for the
c Asses for the yards under their command, or by
the Navy AGENT nearest thereto, or by the bureau
for A. or ali the Yards.
To prersat con fusion ard mistakes IN scaling thu
ofs'S, d CiH be TGcsired chtch coatainS
for more thGg cue yard az enc erUelope: and esos
individual of hrm must sign the bid aud contra ct
Bidders are hereby cautioned and particularly
notified that their offers must be in the form here
lnafter Presc rlbed, AID be mailed tins to reaol
their destination before tho Zine expires for re
ceivnr thea; no bid utH BE- CONSIDERED tohtch shall
b.rscsirsd aftev the Period stated, and no do,canc
iritI be made for Jaiiv-eS Of the maui
To guard against offers being OpeIed before tn
time appointed, bidders sc requested 10 endort OF
the euvs slope above the address, and draw line un
der tue 81 dpr -emcnt. thus:
Proposals for Class 40. (nnyrs the cldSs) for III
Nary Yard at mans the ydTd."l
To the chief of the Bureau of Yards and Doeks
Washington, ID, c..
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LET NO FASSE DELICACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY. !"
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fSon hs Adcsrtise,, Procidexos, n,
Ine tssumorv in their favor Is strong, from the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-28

From the Ezar1fHer, NorSol, Va.
Gases, with entire sucsecs
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YysIL.crr. Mich Ian IA 1851


Mr., SFALDIse-cir: Not long siuos zen. 20 Won
Tor box of Cephalc pills for the cure of the Ner
voes heed sche aad Costvencss, and receiv d the
same, and they had so good IA efscf .Sas vds ,s-
dEesd 70 send for WORE
Please send b. return mail. Direct tn
A. X. WHEELER.
Ypsienti. Mich.
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As those TestimoniaIs rrsre xnS,'!ir'ted b.
nv. sPALDIsG, they afford U'igKe%ssas-
able proof Of the efficacy ofthff
truly scientific discovery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-28

from fAs Daily Neps. Nssepcrt. RI
oepaAie rus are taking the place Of oil kinds
ROW ne Commercial Bsllefis, Boston, Mes,.
eAld 10 DO very efhoaoIous for the headache.
fron fAs Comnsrcsai, Csse,nxat;. ok,.-
SUFFERING humanity can now be relieved.
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Cldss NO. Stone; osFs No. 6. White pine
tPiuce, Jumper, and cypress; esss No. =. Linz
nalr, ard plaster; lass No.s. Cement; class Nc 9
GIsvei aud Fan. class No IL iron. iron LaIis and
spike.; onss NO IL. steel; osss No. L. Files
eIoss TO. IS. Palnts oils, auS glass; class No IL
mp caandl cry; class No. H. HALFWAY; ciass Nc
90 90 ftsa"ne'.; ass No. u. EiTewOOoi olass No
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ana nose; sTs No, 20 Sperm and intoxicating oils
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FSsm fhe So. Loxis Dexsoerot
fllis)n rapidly increasing. 1'-'
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Fcn the Democrat. 81. CIe.d, Miu,
lfyou are, or have tsen troubled with the heal
ecne, send for box, tCephslic pIlls SO that yon
may have them In case Of an.attack
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nrom he kasarAa VALLEY sia,, Kaaassha, "a
we are sure that persons su feripr vith the h..d
sche, who try them, win stuck 70 them
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"Sold BY ell Druggists At TWEEN.
TY FIVE CENTS A BOX.O
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ROW fhs Southern Pd,h Fisder, Neis Orleans. Ia
Iry them you that are afflicted ard we are sure
tnat your tSsumony can be aided 90 the slre.lF
Enherous lst that has Teceiyec benefits thcf rs
other medicine oan produce o ~