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A Botp RoBsxRY Might before last, about ~
O'Clock, party Of soldiers came to the dwelling
Of Mrs. Ellen Hoffman, on north b street, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets east, and demand
ed Ambulance. She refused TO allow them 70
come In, when they effected q forcible entrance,
and after ransacking the premises, carried of a
number Of shawls, bed clothing, dry goods, house
keeping articles, dresses, &c &C., Including a
necessary article Of chamber furniture, limited at
by Byron az having been discovered by jealous
husband In the search for Don Juan. Mrs Hoff-
man procured nom Justice Gull a warrant for the
arrest Of Henry Anthony, charging him with be-
ing the lader Of the gang who committed this
audscious robbery, but he has not yet been ar
rested She also procured from the same magis-
trate warrant to search the premises OF Nicholas
White, a soldier living on the same square with
herself, and went there in company with Patrol
men Champion and O'Lusby of the Sixth Ward,
but none Of the missing articles were found on
his premises
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The STABBINs AFFAIR.-Jabez Petard, whose
arrest by the patrolnen of the Fifth Ward for an
assault and battery, with intent to KILL on John
Evans, was noticed in the Star of yesterday, ap-
peared before Justice Ferguson at O'Clock D m
for a further hearing. From the evidence IL ap-
peared that Evans had for some time past made
butt Of Petard, and a few days since threatened
to knock his brains out with a stone which he
(Evans) had in his hand He then dropped the
stone, and putting rope around Petard's neck
pulled him about, saying he would hang him.
and after warning Evans of, drew small knife
and pricked him in the shoulder, infiicting a
slight wound. The case was dismissed by the
magistrate.
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MATINEE
For FamikIes, Ladies, and Children.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at o'clock.
Admission-Children.. ...-..-..-....-.-.lO cents
ira ChalrR. 50 oAnts. dh6
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RESCUED An interesting white girl, oniy 10
years OF age, was rescued last night by Detective
Omcer Boss, from an assignation house kept by a
yellow woman. This Is the third instance within
called upon by distressed relatives Of girls (mi.
norsl to recover them from houses Of Ill fame,
whittier they have been enticed by procur' s.es
w bile our legislators on the subject of Judi
cial reform in this District, their attention NAV
properly be called to the fact that there Is no law
here Furnishing the keepers OF bawdy houses for
haTboring or enticing away girls under age from
their homes. The fact that the victims Of such
villany are white, will not dsqualify them, II is
to be hoped as candidates for redress at the hands
OF our lawmakers.
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WANTED-Two MEN, to work IN q Dairy,
w they must be good mixers, also to good (sIm,
Also several day hands. Apply at Locust Hill
de- 6 St.
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f5f FAB FEE FUsEs FFEssrA
WhsHINeToN, NAY 1, 1851. Z

WAsHIseTos, NAY 1, 1851. (
In pursuance Of the provisions Of the seventh SEQ
ton of the "Ioint Resolution in relation 10 the
proposals. val be received 81 this osc sntl Nor
day, the let dsy or July 1881 until IL O'Clock N,
for furnishing the paper that may be required fof
the public printing for the pear ending on the let
The suhio ned liar specifies, az pesrl, ~ Gan he
asoertsineo. the quantity Of each kind % paper
that will b rec ulre<:
ioooo reams fine printing paper. uncaleDdercd. %
measure q By s. be-, and 20 weigh Fly pounds
to the ream OF 800 sheets.
CLASS g.
$500 reems hne pIlEting Paper, calerdersA 20
pounds 10 the resm OF $40 sheets
IAgLeeaby to the provisions OF the Joint resolp-
no" Aforesaid, samples Of the character and susl
Be- farnsks3 g sSshosSts therefcg. In. pspsr s
and in bundles OF two reams each; each ream %
SoStsin SO perfect ssees, unliSrmiiy n eplos
dtetexcluslve OF vrsppersl varying yer or under
i've " cent. from the standard We ght Will be re-
os.ved, aud the gross eight will IN all osses be
sme bundle TO make up the weight will BE- con
sldered violation OF the contract
CLASS 8
and supcr cal sncered. TO measure 81 by 81 inches.
and TO weigh hty pounds TO the reen or go sheets
2,ooo rsams superfne map paper, sized and calen-
dsrsd, Of such nsss as ~sy be rec rired, oorres-
pending in weight with paper mcssurIng ~ By =
inches, and veiI hing twenty pounds per am 81 go
o. eeta-
500 reams supertne Plate paper, loslenderod or
upcaehdeIed. as nay be rec ulred - by q inches
and of suoh weight per ream ~ may be required.
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DIR. JORSSON'S REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
KEaENESS IND IMpOTENCY
THE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE&P PATRONAGE

FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
CLERG YMEN, LADIES, and GENTLEMEN
in al parts of the world testify to the efficacy OF
PROF. OF. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
and gentlemen of the Press are unanimous in ia
see ci oplar for moro. and it viii be impossible for
aS ss ~ Ysf5 Hi Din s.sns &.
been b Ssoelyed sss}inf tina: a3u had beard that
at9rauye, an res Nesting my certificate Of the fact
II ! had no objection to & ver.
doe. Hy age Is s6ont 50 years the color Of my
HAIR .uburn, and inclined to onrl. Some Ave or
ks 70 dsef lie shH
iandrun TO form upon IT. Each Of those dsagree-
since fourth was sddod To Them emu By hair faps
on the top OF my head and threatening to MAKE me
In this UNPLEASANT predlcament was induced to
try Woods Hair II Restorative, manly to arrest the
% oand ever 1sa be- es s.Forsd sS
orlginel color except from dyes; was, however,
but the color was estored to the gay hairs and
to hs
wife, at whose solicitation was induced to try H.
her seq, / strongly recommend I'll husbands who
"a Ne the admir.tt n of their wives TO profit BY my
Vsiy r esp SG s,a, or ssttni b d.
To o., u GOD Co. ~. BT % L y r.
MY family are abseat from the oity, and am no
onger AZ No. III CAIRO! Place.
SIAMsTos, Ala, July 20, 1850.
To PR0F y J. WOoD: Dear Sir-Yorr flair
X" storative" has done my hair much good since
! commenced the uss of II, that ish TO ma ke
Known to the public Ofts ef ects onthe hair vhion
are great a man or woman NAV benearly deprived
oI mar and by resort To yOur Hair Restorat We"
the heir Will return more beautifu than ever; at
least this "a ny experience. Believe i al
Yours truly, WIN. ii. kennedy.
f.S;--VoB can publish the above If you Ii he BY
Furnishing III our Southern papers you will get
more patronage South | SEQ several of your GER
paper. w. III, KENNY.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
PROP. u J. WOOD: Dear Sir: Having had the
misfortune tn lose the beat portion CT my hair from
the ensots OF tho ye! ow fever, in New Orleans in
1851 was induced 10 make trial of your prepera-
non; ard found 1t TO answer as the very thing
needed. My hair Is now thick and glossy, and no
words can express my oblg atoms 20 you In giving
10 the afflicted such treasure FINLEY Johnson
The Restorative ia put up in bottles of three Sizes
VIE arse, med I'm and SMALL the small hold half
pint, and Tetas for dollar per bottle; the me-
dfnm holds At east 20 per cent more in proportion
tnan the small, retails for dollars per bottls
the iarse holds quart 90 per cent more in proper
U, J; WOOD Co, Projectors, 4l4 Broad
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Sold in this city by C. sTOTT, SIS Pa avenue.
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IL The Hotels at Saratoga, will be open for
visitors, on the 18th instant. Many OF the apart
nents In the largest Heels are already engaged,
ard the landlords expect to do a fair business
throughout the season notwithstanding the South
ern travel las been entirely cut off.
IDA company Of III crse Zouaves'' are forming
In Wisconsin. The dress is to be gray pants, red
the saddle when mounted The arms Of the COM
Iany to be a MIME rife, two revolvers, and a
saber. Horses to be bay or brown.
IL The newest absurdity Is that Of French
balloonist who has gone to Mississippi to catch
and train an alligator, astrde Of which be promises
to make an ascension.
II schoolmaster. requesting a little boy
who had been whispering TO step into the next
room, Is spoken Of az starting on a whaling ex-
eurs.on."
VASDAIIsH.-womenw with fine dresses and Inc
carriages drive into the cemeteries Philadel-
phia, and steal the boquets which have been
placed on the graves.
OA company from Chilicothe, Ohio, has
offered The Government bonus Of 81 500 for the
privilege Of serving through the war.
W IL the memory Is weak do not overload II
Charge Ii only with the most useful and solid
mattsn-Ex.
III person cannot change his surname In
England without the Queen . especial license and
Al expenditure Of flO1.
IL Admiral Mundy, Of the English Navy, is
said to be the first person Of that rank who has
ever visited Jerusalem
III Edward Everett having been paid s1oo In
advance for a literary address at the commence
msnt Of Williams College. in August, has given
the amount to the Massachusetts soldiers fund.
ID The cost Of keeping an army Of lOO, 900
men In the Held for one year Is estimated at
elO6 ,67S, 900.
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CLASS .,
sssh nsnty ts sn pounds ~ 3, Per i rs.m
3. 500 respr writing paper, IS ~ Is inches. 20
weis twenty -eig hf pounds per reAm.
1sish tvents .ii p pouId. p per Tea% Shs 70
e. loo req NE writing paper 20 by y Inches, TO weigh
twenty touf pound prr ream
5. $40 resms writins paper Is b, 70 nches 20 veIel
6. co. ream- witins pspe y By isfHehe., 20 weigh
tveive rOunds per ream.
Az the paPe desIs nate IN e!ssses 4. 5, 8, ard
msteri.is, Tree from sdarer, tion. hnishsd in the
SG 20 sne S sSS
to be sht or blue, iaId fat. aud of such wei gas
an. nc to Ss 1sits. and 81 tSe .las sHS
weights ape fled IN the schedue
quantity OF each aud every KIND eontrsciedfoT In
al tie Glasses, TO be furnIEhed at such uses aHd
IN such quantities &c the public service may re
bach GLASS viii be cons dered separately. ard Re
subject TO q separate contract; but bidder NAV
Offer ior one or more OF the classes IN the seTue
No proposals will be considered unless accom-
II his or their proposal sha b. aooep,ea. VII en:er
into sn OBJ gator, with rood and clent turetI-s
vi. ss a. this 6s an. IN nd lo
wlll De tsten into considerston uniess sahsts..H
An the paper in tie several ol.sse. nus D. d.
wa.hlnston oit,, leScept that in cl,ss ), = E.on
Yors.l in good order, free, Of eli AID ev'ry eIra
charge or expense and subject TO he insp. ctlOl,
dent, and Be in ali respects. satisfactory.
BIDDERS are rec sIec 20 fo,nlsh, with their pro
81 the kinds Of the pspee bId ior. ana up"n Shies
and The sgOGessfsi Siddsi. VII be rec ss S:Tsj
PROPOSES viii be addressed % ayoHr ID. De
WxEs, superintepdent Of the Public P-i"tuE.
plying s'apsr." m l-l,wot wv
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From ths Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
they were made, VIZ: Cure Of headaohe in alI its
forms. - Oil i's
Frons the Eramiasr, Norfolk, Va
They have been tested IN more than a thous.nd
GASES, with entire success.
From "a Democrat, 81. Cloxd. m,,.
you are, or have been troubled with tho hesd :
.che, send for box, tCephalio pIllsj 30 that you
my nave them In case OF an.attaok.
From the Western X. X. Gass.ts. CAieaso, Ill.,
we ssecInlJ endorse Mr. SpaldinE. and his un-
nvalied Cephsio Pills. "
From the So1the,s Path Fi.dr,, N,v Oyl.a.,. La
Try them you that are aft icted. and We are sure
nGmsr"u. list that has rsosivsd bensfts TAI no
other medicine can produce.
From the 6asstfe. Davsayo,t, Io,ss,
MT: SPaldIng would not connect his name With
Al article ne did not kroto TO possess real merit.
FSorr the Advertiser, Procidsnes, RI
Inc Cepha!lc Ills are said to be remarkably
very beat for that very rssaent oomp.n ne 81 1
has ever been disco yered
From tks 81. Losis Dsxsoeyss.
The Immense demand for the article (Ce,balis
flls) 10 rapidly increasing.
Eton' fhs Kann.sAa Valley STAY, Ksna,sha, Va.
We are sure that persons suffering with the head
aohe' VINO try them, wi stuck TO them.
F>or tbs Adusrtiser, PYoridsnes, r,
Ihe tsstlmor. in their favor Is strong, from the
most Respectable quarters. 49, ~''
From fhs Daily Ne,os, Nsscport, r. L,
Cepnallc Fills are taking the place of al kinds.
From ths Commercial BHglsti., Boston, Ma,s
eeid to be very enhcaoIous for the headache
nom fAs Commercial, Ciaetasati. Ohio.
suffering humanity can now be relieved.
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THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENT OF
sPALDING,S
CEPHALIC PILLS.
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER
FROM
H E A D ACHE
THAT
A SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
IS WITHIN THEIR REACH,

10 "lthiN IhElR hEACH.
As these Testimonials nceys unsolicited 5y
Mr.. spALDTNG, they afford unguestion-
able proof Of the efficacy of thss
truly scientific discovery.
MAsoNvILLR, Conn, Feb. S, 1851.
Mr. srALpIse-Sir: have tried your Ceph.llc
send me two dollars Worth mor snA' "an''0o 70
G s 81 f ta' ;o to wnom
Your OBJ ssfS. ins' J.. Ja% SHI KENNEDY.
HAvxRrcRD, Ps, Feb. q, 1881.
meT: so5 6sphse PMS, s.ss 9.s q" q
crest eso! q bsnst from tksss-
aIkY ANN sroIKHoUsE.
s'h''r ohz1. j. Hss1Is e 1s;, 'Pa'}
q xoP M , ssns me
s!:s rs. 30. }N NO; P sM .s
tGsss szs1Hsxt. '' '''" '''''
BILLIE VERNON, Ohio, Jan. Is, 1851.
, h5ShX spaLDESe: Esq: Please End inolosod
r;1' As.' sS.' tr'sd.
BsHe Vernon, Wyandot co., D.
BrvxRLI. Mass Dec. IL, 1850.
e. sfss5gIs s EsS wish for some circulars
more particularly before nv CUSTOMERS If yor
haye EythInk of the kind. please send to me-
OGe q my customer, who is subject to severe
sick Headaohe, usually lasting two daysO asas
;srsd Of an attack ~ one horr BY yox, PiIfs, which
| sent her ' ~
Respectfully yours, WE. WILKES.
REINoLDsBuRe, FRANKLIN Co., Ohio,l
January 8, 1861.
HENRY c. SrALDIFs, No. % Cedar rtreet New
6orkIUear Sir: lDeiosod End twenty Eve cents,
25,D Tor which ssud box Of 6. CephalIo PilIs5
Send to address OF r CIV. VIM. c. FILTER, Reynolds
bug, Franklin county, Ohio
f0tr Pills .scrE Iths q cksySs-ex,s Hsada.ks
sISto:t li:Jta1tH.
Ire!y yours, WM C., FILLER
YfsILANTI, Mich, Jan. H. 1861.
Mn; SfALpINs-Sir: Not long since sent to you
or box n Csphalc Pills for the cure of the Ner-
vous Head sohe and COstiyeness, and rooei we'd the
same, and fssy had so good sfset fAat .sas is-
Please send by return mail. Direct to
A. X. WHEELER,
fpsanti, Mich.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Cure fer stammering.

same years ago a famous professor came to
. town where / was then residing, and an
nOunced that he could 'cure the worst cases OF
suffering in ten minutes, without 9 surgical
operation" A friend Of mine was an inveter-
ate case. and / advised him to call upon the
wonderful Magician. He called, was convinced
by the testimonials exhibited, struck up bar
gain. paid the fifty dollars, and soon called at
my Office, talking straigh bit a railroad track.
was greatly astOniShed, and asked nv friend
by what miracle he had been 80 strangely and
suddenly relieved of his lifelong trouble. He
most prevokingly informed me that he had
made solemn pledge not to reveal the pro-
cess Of cure. / knew two other bad cases, Ia
dies, and calling upon them, reported what
had come to pass. They were soon ut the pro-
feesor's rooms, came away greatly elated, raised
the hundred dollars, went the next day, paid
the cash, and in half an hour were ready, had
the question been popped, to say yes without
a single jerk. 1 was soon acquainted with sew
eral other cures, quite as remarkable, and re-
solved to put on my sharpest wits, and wait
on the magician myself. He seemed an hon.
est, earnest man, and in two days had made
up my mind to pay large fee and learn the
strange art, with the privilege of using it to
cure wbomsoever would. Those who had been
cured by the professor were solemnly bound
not to reveal the secret TO any one; but my con-
tract gave me the privilege of using the know
ledge as / pleased. And now propose to give
the readers of my journal simple art which
hes enabled me to make very happy many I'M
happy s,ammerers. In my own hands it has
often failed to effect the desired result, but in
three feurths Of the cases which / have treated
the cure has been complete.
Tho secret is Simply this The stsnmerer is
made To mark the time in his speech, just As it
is ordinarily done in singing. he is ut first to
beat on every syllabie. Ii is best at the first
lesson TO read s"me simple composition, like
one Of DIvid's Psalms. striking the finger on
the knSs at every word, then read in a news
payer, beating each syllable. Soon you need
oniy beat on every word. You can beat time
by striking the fager on the knee. by simply
hitting tire thumb against the fOrefnger, or
moving the large toe in the boot L doubt il
the worst case "f suffering could continue
long. provided The sufferer would read an
hour or two every day, with thorough prac-
tice of this simple art, observing the same in
HI. conversation.
As thousands have paid fifty and hundred
dollars for this secret, / take great pleasure
in impsrting il to the generous patrons OF my
j1urnal.-Dr. LewiS' Journal of Physical
Culture.
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r. DR.. JOHNSTON,
II. I'll N N q r

H.. a T.
uas d,..,..x.S "a. 80, $500. S,..Jr ~.
i~s $1,000 'ns nsos' 90 SHsedy ava oSt
ron Ali DIsEAsES OF ImppUnrNcp
TET Nh Ear CT DFT TCICv pPrvpNr
'" APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
A rrpr wapPxNrCD no ro ru.pop
eonEE ren.1 XVI ~ 10 1 Twn W n C H
0 ~ '
Wsf1 me b.es sr,et9rs,, Affection, Of tbs Md
sIsI Debility, Nsnvcu.n.s bysp.p.y Lsnguor. Confusion
ds1,, Low sPint., PsiPstion % a. H'sSt rimit.
Head Throat, Nos. Skin, Affections Of the Lunss
BO~s..th..s Tsrrbl. Disorders .rsnr from sOll-
e.. Which r.ndsr M.lrs. Po..S: and destroy So
Body and Mind xouyo ,.pp
Espeeay Who have become the victims OF Solitary Vice.
to an aotimey grav. thousand. Of Your Mem Of n. mos.
sIaed talent. and bran intellect who might otherwise
su.nc. walked ee.taey the living lyr, may call with
'A' '0o'''A' MARRIAGE
MARRIED PERSONS or Young Men coot.upl.,ip, Mar
rage being awar. Of pby.oai ssain.S organic debility
ou.y eoDh. ia HI. honor a s.s,.ma0 D anS
-
l.f hand sid. going ron B.nmOr. .I.. few door, from
the Fail observe and number. L.usn
JOHNSTON
Member Of III. ROYAL Co.r. Of surs.on, London. y,,su
So, S Sas ., .ns .". sn,hsht Coegea IN tne United
the hospital, Of London Paris. Phsdsphia and ei.swnsrs
mas some OF me most astonishing cures that were
When ..sep; great H.ryou.ns.. beng .laf%.a at
rsm.s With dsr.nrsm.n, ~ ~" sttshasa
WIZ" uef""se"sh' VI nhho, were eures Enme
TAKE paRTycuJ sP Norrcr
hhE IAnL.o CLAh NOIICE;
Young Men ana others who have injured themselves BY
certain Practice INDUCED In when aOns-a habit frequently
whics nightly felt sven when asleep and If not cured
renders marriage impossible, and destroys both mind and
body, should apply indefinitely.
These some OF the sad and melancholy effects produced
BY early habits OF youth vE Weakness Of the BcE and
Limbs Pains in the Head Dmns Of Sight Loss Of Muse
Papitauon Of Heart, DyspeP.y, Eervou.
otly- Dersngenent OF the Dgesye Functions, Gene
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MAPS OF TEE SEATOF wAR.-A splendid
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Also, Pocket Maps of all kinds. -.-I-7T'. J.
Soldiers' Camp DressiSs CAGES from 60 81 to S8
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Flags, Banners and Badges, Views Of washius-
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By the use of these Pills the periodic attacks
NsrcoKs OF Sick Headache may be prevented; and
II taken at the commencement OF an attack imme-
date relief from pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail In removing the Naxssa and
Headache to whloh females are so subject.
They act gently upon the bovels,-removlng Cos
firsasss.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females,
and all persons of ssdeHtary HABITS they are val
usble as Lardtfre, improving the appetite, giving
tone and risor to the digestive organs, and re
storing the natural elasticity And strength of the
whole ~ stem.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of long
Investigation and carefully conducted experiments,
having been in use many years, during which time
shey have prevented and relisved vast amount of
pain and suffering rom Headache, whether origi
Mating In the neTeoxs ~ stem or from . deranged
state of the stomach
They are entirely vegetable In their composition
and may be taken at all times with perfect safet,
without making any change of diet, and the a.
'fses Of any diSug,ssabs taste Ysadsys Is easy TO
tdniaisfp Ih.rn to ehiiirsn.
BEWARE OF CCUNTERFEITs!
The genuine have Ave signatures of Henry C.
Spalding on esch Box.
Sold by Druggists and al other Dealers in Med
Box will be sent by mail prepaid on receipto
the
PRICE, rs CENTS.
AL orders shosid be addressed to
HENRv G SPkIDIN6,
- CEDAR STREET, NEW York.
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I'd READER
Il ERUSE The fol owing state nent and then jud re
of its facts for yourself

I'd READER,
Il ERUSE The fol OWNS state ment and then jud re
of its facts for yourself
ADRIAN COLE, Of Brooklyn, N. Y, 8 well
known citizen there, had suffered from Dyspepsia
for some years, without permanent relief. Ghtil he
tined AYEk'S. FILLS, which taken according to
the directions for this ooupai restored nlm to
health in few weeks. After an Interpa of some
mon h Q he has hsd no return of his comp Amt %
GEO. w. GROSS, Of Harmony. Texas, had an
eruption on his NJ ok. shoulders, back and leg
which covered about one third of his body IL kept
the parts affected covered with . soab, and beng
ofte1 o raw sore, was of course very troublesome
and dist essins. It so much impaired his health as
to UNFIT hint or business and kept him in constant
suffering. All medical aid failed him until he took
AYERS CtMPOUND EXTRACT SARsA-
PARILLA, which curea him. His skin still shows
soma scars ON the alteration, but II il otherwise
clear as an lnf,nts
JOHN II. SHOOK, Esq an eminent lawyer of
Richmond, Va took cold which settled on his
lungs. severe pain set in on the left SIDE with
bad DOUGH- WHOM WAS soon followed by the unmIs-
TAXA le symptoms of oonsumption; When r.dpSsd
very low he commenced tax ng AYERS CHER
RY PEctOkAL, which soon stopped the cough
and completely cured him.
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