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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-21
DYsRNTBRY, RRLA1S, AND WORMS.
}p6sR OY1foR N ARTI.ss1u. Inv. chi NT1rul I,

\ --lNUNaTlUlEI U1 I6l1s- ]
DR. AYEB: Your Pulls are the perfection Of NELL
cine. They have done my wife more good than can
mpnths. Went on to be dOctored at great expense,
but Sotno better She then commenced taking your
PINE which soon cured her by large guam
wards cured her and cur two children of bloody dyB.
entaTy. One Of Our nigllb0rs had II bad, and my
wife cured HIN with two doses Of Your pills while
Others around Us paid from, i've 70 twenty dollars
d0ctOrs' bills, and lost much time, without being
cured entirely even then, Suell medicine a. yours,
which is actually good and honest, will be Ertxed
hero - 1B0.iJ. GRIFFIN, REthGsbsy
INDIGEsTIONAND IdPURITY OF THE BLOOD.
From Rec. J. =. HiRas, Pastor Of AsfUet Church,
LF+i5E Boston. tF-s =
Or. ARA: I have used your pills with extraoFti.
nary success In my family and among those am
called to visit In distress To regulate the organs
OF digestion and purify the blood they are Tho very
best remedy have ever known, and can confident
ly recommend them to my frisnds.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-21

~ DNeCN Iron Whfes
HAvING AyAILED OURSELVES OF ALL TuR
improved facilities, we are better prepared nov
than ever to lall orders for any article or work in
the above line of business. Ynlles and Conductors
made to order. Steamboat work done in 4 suLstAn.
1Rl and worHmqnlike manner. We are now paying
particular attention to this branch of the trade and
can guarantee satisfaction In every particular To
Wholesale Dealers we can offer Inducements that
cannot be found elsewhere. Our stock OF Ware is
complete and the assortment isfull at alitmes, We
keep stock of the latest and most approved pattens
Of Coal and Wood Stoves ON hand at All times
CIV. JOHNSON & SON,
~ Nc. 179 Market Square,
L JS2-d&Wtf Wheeling Va,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-21

.ie1 B. 5. J1coBs, Train superintendent,
80 q. PIWELLARD,Y tia2Ea3 ~
J. RORD, Gen'l Agent, wheeling rnh3I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-21
M a. ORs OF TIL 3.
Great Cities.

YKTE, the undersi ned Mayors, hereby certify that
wv the Druggists, Ap0thecaTtes, aud Physicians
OF our several cities have signed document OF as
surance to rs that the remedies Of DIR. ,. O. AVER
CO, Of Lowell, layers sarsapariIla, Pills, Ague
Cure, and Cherry PeetOEAl, have been found to be
TneclneB of great qxcellenee, and worthy the com
hdence of the community. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-21

Constmrtipes, do not despair tin Won have tried
AHlR's CaEIRY PEcRoRA4 Il q made IIy Que Of he
oest medical In the world, aud its cnres N
around Us bespeak the high merits 81 It's yiFttics
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-21

u A. D. MoRTIBY, ESQ, of Urea, N. W writes: 81
have used your Pictorial myself in my family ever
since you invented it, and believe It the best reji
cine for purpose ever put nut. With bud cod
should sooner pay twenty-five dollars FIR n ltottIe
than do withoutit, or take any other remedy.p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25
ID X o p o g A l. q

ORDINANCE 4FFICH, WAR DEPARTMENT.
"ASHINGTOS. November "A. 1852
SEALzD PRoPoS Is will be received nv tb;. n
altmthtr Until o clock p. on the ninth day of
Decent next for the manufacture and delivery
OF the lollHwiig projectiies. viz
SO ten inch Solid Shot
l.tto fifteen incl Shells
ef fifteen inch Batt.ring Shot
The srojectiles to be IN AIDE of the Kind of natal
ao III. pected after the rules laid down in the Ord
nance Manual, with the exceptio of the B4tterin o.
chot. which must be made OF what is known "a
gun metal. Drawings of The ta prdbecti!as can be
seen AT he principal arsenals of the United Ststss
a me ordnance Agency No. IS Worth street New
York. and At this Office ~ -0"
The pfOjectiles are to be delivered free of
Tor Transportation, at the United states Arsenal
on GoNetnors Island, New York harbor where
they will be inspected and ali such "a NAV h. "a
)ected must be removed, by the Contractor iuna
as!e siter the Inspection of.sch delivery
nids VII De received for Any portion ne guam
pehTeri's 10 he made hs f.. .ost: One t.nth Of
esch KIM within tlirty dHvs after motif. Of
acceptance CT hid and not less than Cua- t.uth
"Getly thereafter until all shall he delivered
fsymeit VIII he made by the Treasury Depart
msht on the usual certificates OF insp .ctfen and
receipt. after each delivery
bopds, with approved surety, will be required
LOT the Ia,thiul performance of contracts
No bid viii be emit rtsined unless il he acron
panirn oy an affidavit from the party making il 10
Inc effect that he is iron founder and that If
eid ~ nccr pied the projec'iles will BE- lnsr at his
f9Indry-ns ing II snd its Location and the ri INT
~ re,erv+d I" reject any or sll bids if deemed un
satisfactory for any
Proposals will re addressed to the nniarsigne3
ct ashinston City and will be endorsed 'Pfopo-
sals Tor trVje tiles JAS. W RIPLEY
TO Is IDS Brig. Gen. Chief Ordnance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25
THE 5. NAVAL ACApEuy

EdTor star notice through the papers that
the coed leople Of Newrorr, X. l., hay.., by 4.
VOTE "ceds Coasters Island to the Govern
menf, provided the Naval Academy be estab-
IL hsd there"
From the above action of our Newport friends
l. would sem that they arr exercising a COM
reuda bic zeal 10 the end that this popular
major al institution may be ptrmane atly loo ated
IN th' II midst, whittier the Impairment caused
ITS n moval from Annapolis, Md, in Nav, 1851.
on account Of the state of affairs then rfs in
Maryland. --a
The Academy, since its location at Annapo
LIS IN 1S4S, during the reign of Mr. Polka be.
riod OF sixeen years-has steadily advanced
An gen. raj usefulness ana efficiency There ia
no letter place for il in the counfry-haying
sumcient uep'h of water for practice on shin
ooard; the grounds and enclosures are exten
sfve, and sill the necessary buildings splrious
ano convenient The fact too that the can
ci'Dts" are rather of the sold style' in their
hsotts, and not "fast," indicates the moral STATE
OF AnnSpons, and that the young men will he
free from thoscaliurements which exist in other
cities. -
1t is to lie hoped that the Maryland Rapre-
senfanvts VIII push this matter through the
coming CongT, s., and that we NAV soon hay4.
the pleas ure Of welcoming back to the classic
oanLs ofthe severn the gallant Juvenile "Mids,r'
with thr distinguished and accomplished corps
Of officers and professors
Yours, &c, ANSApoIITAy
Washington City, d. c., Nov. 81, 1862
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25
FROM rssD eric xsBURa.

ApDtTltSAL fhoA tShD skiC SSbD ht.
We have further information from Fr-der-
icksburg.
The report that the Rebels had fired II our
troops is erroneous; as every opportunity had
beer given them, but up 10 three o'clock on
sunday afternoon they had not Aired upon the
Federal forces.
On Saturday last shell was fred into q
squadron o! Rebel cavalry in Fredericksburg,
Hut he shot was rot replied to.
The Rebels display their battle nas--a white
and red flag, with red cross--a ross one of the
priT cirai streets OF Fredericksburg. 1t can be
plainly seen, and is almost within stones throw
of our soldiers.
Gen. Sumner has his headquarters At what
il called the Phillips House, at Falmouth. Cfsn.
Sturgis also has his headquarters in the neigh
borhood.
Our eunboats run up the Potomac Greek as
far rs Eelle Plain, which as a landing place di-
NiGes importanc" with Aqua Creek.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25
THE CONSTRUCTION CORPS

Great praise is due 10 Gen. Haupt's railroad
construction corps, and Col MeCallums rail-
road construction bureau in this city, for the
energy with which both are pushing the re-
pairs of the railroad from Aqua Creek TO
Frederick burg. They are completing them
much fast r thanVe thought possible Indeed
by Tomorrow night we trust the Union loco
motive will scream in the cars of secesh on the
other side of the river. The miserable character
OF the county roads between Fredericksburg
and the Potomac will continu. greatly to en-
barrass the work of supplying our army there
until The railroad repairs may be completed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25
LATE FROM HARPKR'> TERRY.
THE LATE MOVEMENTS OF THE CONFED-
kkArES.
THE COMBINED FORCES OF E.REy. MACK
ALL, AND JACKSON MOVING DOWN
TONAbD. RICHMOND WANNA.
NASSAS GAP

Especial dispatch to the Starl
HARPER's FIRkY, Nov. 2j.-We have inter.
eeting information from Dixie this morning
Jackson has Goubti, ss Il the Valley, leay-
ing behind him little more than four III drous
Of cavalry TO harrass our la.s. This news
cOmts from Winchester direct and also VIA
Romney.
Gen. Earle moved his division down from,
Smokers Gap TO Paris (Ashby's Gap) last
week, where he United with Mackali,sl diyi
sion, and subsequently, both Were seen between
Eerryville ard Winchester. There were no
large bodies of troops (rrbel, TO be seen last
week between Stanton and irchest.r, nor
Were there any troops at w IncGester or Berry,
vile on the day before yesterday, though q
PR tty strong picket was then around Martins
turg. .-.s-s-s
On Thursday and Friday last the conjoined
divisions of Maekalt and Earle were b twren
EerryNilie aid, w inchesier with jackson, all
believed - be on their Way cewn to Richmond,
via Manassas Gap. You can rely on this in
formation, / think ,..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25
srONEWALL.

A telegram indicates that Jackson's force has
hurried back 70 Richmond, which we have
contended he would be most likely to do as soon
as poss ible. In the meanwhile, Whites guer-
lila cava Try and a portion Of Stuart's cavalry
command, WI. Of course, keep fitting before
and around our lines in this quarter, by way
of keeping Sigels army anchored fast where it
can be CT no assistance whatever to Burnside's
operations. That is so well known to be the
game OF the rebels in such cases, that we trust
IL " i'll not avail tbs m In this instance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25
TELEGR
REBEL RAID ACROSS THI: POTOMAC.
COMPEL ERATE CAVALRY ENTER PO0LES-
WILL, AID., AN ID SEIZE THE UNITED
STATES TELEGRAPHERS WHILE
IN BED
Especial Dispatch to the Star. ]

Especial Dispstch TO the Star.l
OFFrTT's Cross ROADS, Montgomery coun-
", Nd. Nov. 25-This msyning. at daylight, a
body Of Rebelcsvalry, said to be sixty strong,
tered Pools sville, seized Msssrs Cherry and
Sergeant the Government telegraph operators
stanoncd therel in he'd. paroled them and per-
hitt,d III, m 20 telegraph their mishap to Wasa-
mgton.
We have not yet learned what damage they
have done, or where they crossed me river
We think, howev,r, at Whites Ford. Their
number must have been so small that they
,menased TO slip over, unperceived by our
guard, in the nights darkness. Their boldn SIS
has caused much excitement in this neighbor-
Lcod.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25
JEFF DAVIS TELEGRAPHS TO STONE.
81 WALL JACKSON TO HURRY TO
TIRE Offence OF RICHMOND
JACKSON PUTS his ARMY IN MOTION IN
THAT OBJECTION ON SATURDAY.


NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-The Herald Of this
morning contains dispatch from Harper's
Ferry, dated yesterday, containing news from
Iackson's h. adGuarters, which were at Berry,
willie on saturday. Els force was thirty thou
sand, and sixty guns On Friday evening Jack.
ION received the following telegram from Jer
Davis:
"If you do not leave the Valley at once and
come help ps defend Ric amond, IL will not be
worth your while TO come to It's defense at all. {"
Jackson reply is no, known, but his forces
were In motion on Saturday morning
The Traes' special from Sigsl's headq Il arters
yesterday tays: "Nuch information has been
received at these headquarters this afternoon
as leavis 10 furth.r room to doubt that this
entire portion of Virginia has been abandoned
by the retel troops. A few Of Whites guerilias
are roaming about La. sburg and vicinity.
Jackson has gone % Richmond"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25
oRTABLE MILLS FOR tbs ARMY.
0fi-e Of Depof Co,'lr-f4Ssa-y of SNbs;Ssrr
Hrshsn -rOt ID 4 Nov lss4


HGsh'nSfOr, ID. e, Nov -,lsS, (
1ryrrtere aid manufsctu,ps are invite til tie
t Dec. IA hsr- - Ia pr. models ana "a n plas
o. Portable Mills for grinding wheat and corn .or
lRe thsarBy.
The following sre the ersentisl consi-f9us tse
m l. must combine to rs.ces coasiie s.irn when
pc nt~d ~ Plan. sgecifc,ttou. model AMI ssn ME.
IT. Notto eeigh ov.t IN enty- dvr paua6-
% The grinding surface to Ia of bH.r Sto~x
o. vsd chilled iron or st-,l ard the gene ii con
c. fee mill
~ Each mill TO b. pebla OF griniing s. pcun "a
@ re four or u'esl per hour, and 10 be carabe Of
beng wor ed by one man
4th. Zach mill tn be So ~ons.ru~teH il neeesssry
a. II ran be sep rated into twe part. OF es,I
IL. 9Th OF uafch lset e alton or attire
OF the men other cause render its carr a toe
lattrioa- for one IN an u - u : = : =
18th Zach mill e. be ear able OF being att~eheA %
AVA ont rgue, branci Of tree stack o N aska b.
Inv nt"r. will submit ans spec iicstloss, o mod
elOni IN ~ mil or sAGpe of the mill itaslf On the
pr. sencscf q boArd II oMcsrs They viii e re-
epirsd 10 present indisput4ble evidences OF their
mil esning the essen Al above suu-
n-rsted by causing the mill 10 be worked in tAs
pr serce of thu said hoard 49, 49, = !
HI mill be presented contain M AL Of the shsvs
ndtisns, and its cost be 6cieutiy reason sble
In the opinion Of the Department 20 war; ct it,
purchase, q large number will very probably be
bought for the use of the army
~, For Tar, her Information apply st Ne. 9as @ st..
Warrington. II. q. NO Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25
TRIAL. OK GEN PORTER.

The Cour; Of Inquiry 10 Investigate the
chsrses against Gen. Fix John Porter assem-
bled this morning, but Mr.. Holt stated that the
Government was not ready, and therefore the
commission adjourned until tomorrow Gen.
Prea.iss appeared ana took his scat to-day for
tho first lime. The General seems TO have en-
tirsly recovered from the effects OF his long
Imprisonment at the South.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25
LOCAL n EWS.

PROMOTION AND PREsExrATIoS.-Li-utw ".
x Maxvcil, 81 the 10Th New Jersey, was fes
dayr since commissioned captain ia tho sth
r.Eim-r: % that state, and last night was ths-
rr-ir;ent Of q handsome sword, presented BY
his fate fellow Officers. The presentation took
plarn "a. the headquarters OF the Company, No.
- NIneteenth street where ut ally all The
o;ficers nj fse regirpsist wers assembDed, and
Capt. Z. X. Cunningham prrsentrt The weapon.
Eapt. Maxwell replied n t,-iins t.rms. sad
ma company afterwards Snt dowTt u q boanu-
fri r-past rr. psr-d - The instance Of the
l:aicrrs.. Cap. Maxwril Is an OIL typo, and
since be has beea onluiy here ha~ made hosts
Of tyinf.Cs. 80, " q. % - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25
IIAMLIN's NEW BiLLIARp sALoey
~ THs CpLgBRArFotaa ~
QrSrERsIs TIN MARKET

TN HARvkY bas ett.-a cut on. of /. svift-e
for Ches ryster Cor th. rorp of oes.iuinx te.l
ef CHERkysTosk Oyster, ~bic..r VII res.rs
ionahi. sslccr With r. T. e-ectirs ~ the ee-s~
uf l'th "a Nis Ole SsiecE ! se,i fdrai he
18th eh> i.rr. sos fn.-tsly t-rs th.t "a -
shrs ~ .ra V hois-,ic neRNrtsleEt With tsrr~N
a.. a Csnn4,t kru = Msats sad TeS~Ssb-o<, 60,
o. Pa gal-s Ter suffers -.
% - s-iCs b~;~ lSts sSs fsh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
PROM FREDERICKSBURG.

~ nj, man who il II Falmouth sunday says
that the Rebels have planted nineteen cannon
near h Lacy House, on the fredericksburg
size, "a Ii, h were frowning upon cur troops
Every arrangement has been peri tad to ia
cilitate the landing of troops, ammunition and
supplies at Aqua creek. The bridge r,ss
Potomac creek had not been completed as he
passed, but workmen we're engaged up,n il.
The roads are muddy, and in u terrible ODE
ditiou
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25
MN i.a,fsi-1. cnrrgr OPP iNorIRY.

Imrasdia:ciy on thp rrad!ns Of Glen Is!locs's
comm unication s-nding thea. Gen. mcDoweiPs
letter to The President s-kinI aconrt OF inquiry
in hj- c IN conduct, which >rss directed 10 be
made The bssis Of their proceedings, or motion,
Inc court wa cleared to-day, and some propo-
sltion " lin reference ia lh.ir proceedings, IN
known 80 he public 20 far, was discussed up
to very nssr the. hour CT their adjournnen; for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25

sS- Tie -. Paul Press states that Major
General Pope is about 10 transfer his head
quarters TO Madison, Wis, and that Br;gadier
General Sibley is thereu3on 10 make his head
quarters at -. Paul. 1t is also rumored thu,
the department OF the Northwest is to be exs
tended, TO include Illinois and Missouri, in
hitch case headquarters will probably be es-
tabisbcd nj CHICAGO. l. is also said that Min
nesota is to be crt ated a Military District IN
der command Of Gen. Sibley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25
SECOND edition.
rHAx1 O'CLOCK r. n.
TIM SITUATION.


The z!g7s are hat .he -e5.'!= -.s- '''-H'".
ssa,,.,.,. -.,;s.sxesac ouT c-o-sing the Kappa
hsr,o,k Il F-ed..icE bug. A nile from, n"
river .,.ere ;hey nae fir" rid2c for de:enee'
wI:cL :h.Y are ss.: 20 b" WHITENING 49,
r.-idry = rcerIbls With work.. y may %
,h.l q not R:,-y si,..'s purpose 70 attempt n"
creresiu. 1T thcrs og-ins - th0so :mr-oEisod
q. r.necr. Reviewer, iherc i 40 -,1n thst
,rrigyrs "yllision will eeIne ~ there for So'.;a
,,ay. Vet We near. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25
LATE lEOM LEESBURG.
Especial ispat b 70 The Start

NoOSE NhEehs VAs NOV. III rt
was no enemy in Lee<burs, Except siSte,.a
cavalry. They hsvs u cavalry pick a. Allie
Also. 1t Is /. iIev-~i that ID y whole c,rce 4.
Ioudoun Is r5t more GEAR Z T. (cavasry,. ,rh,
roaua tl-s whole country, tFo,n sae river "a ,aa
yicirity OF = n ro1Ehfas- Con
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25
THE COURTS OF INQuIRY

The amended order assembling the court of
inquiry In the ease of Gen. McDowell directs,
we hear, that it shall hold its sessions open to
the pu lie, as Gen. Mcdowell requested To-
day, the court will, doubtless, pass an order to
that effect. II met at IL a.. m. to-day, and i'm =.
mediateiy engaged in the preliminaries to its
iEye. gallon.
lie court IN the case Of Gen. Fifty Ishn Por-
ter is aiso in session daily. Both sit on Four
fss nth street. "a few doors s0uth OF ia ayap,a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25
LATE TELEGRApHIC NEN-
FROM WARRENrON JTNCTiON.
>2---s -. . "a
EyREIs CnSCE.LEn IN FiiH PINES
IRON DRAISESyILEE.
fsn,ciaI pispatch 20 The Star.l

iSp-cia! Dispatch 20 The Star.I :
FAIEpAx SrATICN, Sov. 2J.--EEitor Ssds L
hear from 4 refugee who CANE hereby tha way
of warrenio2 Junction. tina. The Rebels arr
lurking in the pines," northwest OF the June
tioa In cons iderable numbers, and that h"y
probably d,.sirn tn gcbbl" up our picket guard.
in that vicini;y, and may have other mis-
chi-vous end. in view. They concealed
in precisely tho same dense growth ~ pines
us.d by them As = cover prior TO their dee cent
uron Pope's baggage train.
Our troops Yet occupy Drainesyilie.
Mr.. George Jackson, the well-kuown hotel
keeper 1T Drainesyil!r, is dead, dying very sud
Grniy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25
SPIRIT or THE MORNING PREss.

The Ir,ei'isererr expresses It's qualification a.
the recent order " dischargins certain persons
fr.u, furth, r military restraints"
Th. Rspsbfsona thisks that no matter how
favorabiy tho South may now look upon in
ur,.ntion, the time win eventually come
" hsr tire idea Of European domination in this
country will be utterly repugnant TO the mind
of every American.
The Ckroniele warns the people Of the Bor-
Ger States who have interpreted the recent
elections ccording 70 their own wishes, against
s,e!udins themselves with false hopes, and
Gays: s..
$50 Iong - Abraham Lincoln Is President
Of the United States, he will enforce all the
military orders On the subject Of slavery just
as Iigidly as those on any other subject: he Will
nay no attention 10 civil law where he has pro-
claim. d martial law; he W i'll follow his procla-
nation Of emancipation 10 it, legitimate con
.eucences; ard the sooner they find out that
he obltct Of the immense army and navy, OF
which b. is the head, is something else than TO
1r,evept the value or slave property from be-
comm impaired the better OF they will be-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25
nR. J. H. SCHENCK

This disting ushed ply
ha. been acquired by his eninsatly successtai
hsss pssn 2. SSnsSa p,iOn even in cases Hhisk
No 4, ZIG ZIG a 4; d 81 sfs ssin.
rrNNs! ~ vasisIfAG AVENUE,
On WEDNESDAY T the s sis Of November
b conss: ation and to examine the condition o,
HIS goat experience, derived from long an, e.-
tiers practice, close study and devotion to his
PROS ssion, together with tteassi tancs OF the ny.
uDss enable him to detect the Oh int
SYMPTOMS OF disease dH'e''
skD WEBB SS hi. hi;
FILLS hare been ~ widely celebrated As ramai lies
ewn rerutstion in the management and cure Of pa
hrnts suhrrirg under these diseases.
We would advise all Who need his services to call
prom him a. above For exsmr alton OF the
lungs mlts the ,espiro meteor his charge is th,ss doi
Out that ins TT uIne mt no charge Is made
F.. -- CO ..-S kRtnrHR FOLLOWING:
DR., H. seHsscx-Dsar 81, :: have been fer
sesweed Tonic and snarahe piis sa0m ySuT
maS say tnat ssstep years lsborinz great deal
z, y tns nmS unasr , what no one seeminxty could
dysPepsis my liver was 80 dsessed ths' Il stopped
poea ~. ,hinr iss and T:g get stsDd
,,3r coud bear OF. and tried all the medicines I
been sonns s1s o 's
ar time; my appetite was ali gone. and vhst i
S:uo eau would lay in my stomach for DAYS ana
sos,,se most circulating pans my bowels were
One doctor put q seron in INV Arm which -oro
fr several ytsrs, until commenced with yonp
medIcine; I esmmenced with the Seavaei Tonic
and msndraks P,ils and took the IN as iirected and
NV 4 suppote what 1 am so,ns 10 Sav rsn Ill.
be believed am an old woman And S1.h ~ N
Lothibg but the truth, About min. days after /
commenced taking the medicine A Yre.t chsn "a
came eyer !, Whole body: my liver began to r.
and WAS afraid would physc myself To E.tS NJ,
Sr'unately you came to washinstor inst ..f'is
I'm. and told ME TO keep on taking Tonic and pill,
as n Was not regular diarh9K, but ih- mo biz
matter passing through my system aud itlu-n i
out They cured me, and Il feel be- tier To- dsy
While am yrtins this certificate. tn ~ have f,f
%hyesrs MY appe 1t" good. my food digests
sily, m bowels are r. sulSr my akin LOOKS ct.ar
s1 we'll IN fact feel IA though l hal tai a
aSie' j. and W k twenty Ave years back want
~ ne that feel. like did To come sni soc me,
i better than / can write / reside ct 3I3
-S' hird street, W Washington city.
ohA can h@ eirect<d 10 l.is ,,Orn nv n1IItug
- ms "g~htsS. Is WAITE cnrnar Tti 1t. M
49, '>',S HNrnuc where also c.n D.. found u fail
~ " " 1A"c@Cii-r 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-25
NILSONs PHILADELPHIA

No. 119 Pa ar, ha,c. leLh and 2lth SIS
The under igned takes this method OF returning
hi thar ks TO the citizens Of the District for the
very liberal patronag- brs,owed upon him durins
tfe past year snd TO assure them that no pains " II
mfPta -. - ,a n,s
the fhIisdelphi ia market n. IL, full supply Of
MlTTON BEEF HAMS, TONGrES, n<im. IER'
sEn SAL SAGE also PHILADELPHIA PRINT
blIIfR OK ANGE Comfy BUTTER FRUITS
AMI VICE ABLES Of all kim in season
frivate families officer. mes ,es will find th.
city. at all times. - ~
no 25-lm THOS. r. WILSON