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DEOpOsALs FOR CIRCULAR MARKING AND
RATING SrAIP6.
Posr OFFICE DHP.RrXksT,
Va Ef.s IAN u lASQ

Posr OFFICE DHP.RrKksT,
"ahrsto,1. AN u i>S
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at tbi D.
pa r,n,e ut until I'D including the tn day of Mar n
Of the nitvd stutss for four vars !r the first
On v Of cril uext Har?inp aud R,tiu4 fta Il D. of
the following dercri ptio- Wig:
-
tLAns /: 49,,
ClcuiHI instAins s.snps oi $751;, Or al! othN.
aurabie ma erlal OF ere erence LoI u e1oeel
airect Nith the name OF '!s once snd state; VITA
type TO: the years months am Gays IN bis.x. OF
Ike nsttrxi, vi; sCEic 'at thnEno screw Tor sac
ZANE, sllR nanoieS OF COCOA. msnC4afy. or othc
Ses'y "o"e 81 mod- most conVohlan- Tor use.
III pIvpot5is Ter tits CLASS OF etanps l o:ti-r
WIN STATE the ioi inAi charg P letter or hgurs.
TOT lnsrrshS WIZ IN sht circle, when rh9itri,
euch WORDS ana n6ureh Is Ps!C, Tree, pA!d l., snip,
&C..
.,,, GLASS 2
Circt ier MARKING stain icCn, or any other
na1spie materiai, ior tHe use OF pH't once. and
route age nts Oh RAJ roaf an1 st-ainboa aes; with
TIE name of tie ofiic- and state the of the
ostes, IL blocks OF durable nster sl with s'IIs-e
humoscIew ana handles 81 black va nut, IN Fry,
or other suitable wood OF ud hest a4spte4 ipr
u'e; the rircur ference of the stamp TO bo the
as described IL Class No. j.
Or,
C;,crI,r MARLIN, .fn~os ~ a, - 5,x.l,. 49,.
tsrisI 81 the $40 sc 81 GIass No - 80 LIS
Tsns cf ths ca "a .tsta. III 80 80
81 Gatss RI nr:nto-'s go ,,at.1 -; y ~ e -
- ,t,.,. n - -. ~ 49, AZ niL-
Sies. tba snu,. as 60 80 :, TIaa, u N"N man
' " ~ ~ I ''o 4" N'"'' H"' -
,,,: $780,. LASS :.
4. hArhlhe h'auip5 Ior foreign rnais, sinitsr TO
p tGe TT R ~ 'hG post omees SC Wv to-k
- ~ tuT $3.50 Pa. PoSe.
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GAS FITTING. NC.

WIN. T. DOVE 4 co
ARE Nov prepared to execute any crdsss viii
which they may be favored in the
PLUMBING, GAS. OR STEAM FITTING bU8i
- Store On Ninth street, = few doors aorth O.
Pennsylvania avenue, where may be found q com
piete assortment of CHANDELIERS and other G AZ
eTEAM and WATER FIXTCRES Jan lily
w GAS FIXTURES
w Have in Store and daily receiving, 9As
FIXTURES Of entirely New Patterns and Designe
And Finish superior In style to anything heretsfors
offered in this market
We invite citizens generally TO call and examine
stock of GAS and WATER FIXTURES, feeling
confident that "a have tbs best selected stock In
Washington
- Al Work IN the above line Entrusted TO our
care will be promptly attended to.
so MYERS & McGHAN AZ d strsat.
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The Legion QUESTION IN RHODE IsLAND-
] Ms Uqnor Gus siOn has again been opened in
the Rhode Island i'gIslaturr. The COMMITTEES
on finance OF The senate lately reported in
favor o: granting ic' nses to sell Intoxicating
liquors, #nd the report was adopted, and the
Commit = on judiciary ordered TO draw a bill
10 acc Cmi Ilish that object. 1t is slated, also
'hai the cltiZei's 4 Newport, no are opposed I'd
trriepe al Of tie present laws. arr taking steps
10 81 ow tn IT opposition 10 the legislature by
circulating petitions among the people
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H. The viii OF 81. John A. Washington
y "a admitted - probate in conrt at Chicago
Ill, on the , IN nit. Col. W. was the late
o"rCr Of Mount Vernon, and was killed at
the rattle OF { heat Mountain in iS6I while
serving a Confederate officer. At the time
Of h death, he owned about >ln.GDU worth of
cal - tai' in Chicago. Richard B. Washing
ton. Of Jefferson county, Va, is the executor
ard he h. lr- are seven minor children of the
deceased, all Residents of the sam county
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r.hSl fUE 1865
PENrkYIvAsls CENTRAL RAILROAD
IL 1 49,

%X S$XS< &SRSs eXe
Is FIRST ci yiis < s5 Srl?s'.'"a., . ,.
..-,. srEEp, sAf5Ty tsp ooa'"sT'
BAGGAGE oukck1D rnasHSh r,Sos,
THREE DAILY TkAINs IRON
uLosr oosEEc 4 tssR E inpf Hint.RRIsBuas
soHrHnR sith c TisiSs Il r. RAILROAD
THE GREAT .3d d sfa%fFRt sorrr
WARRINGTON ' fEp HALruMox.
wssr. soRTaW vi Fnx xH II "a ssnUrHwEsr.
~ 60, Though r1csett app. al ia. ofscss q
tae northern Central Rsilroad Company, northea.f
E.eSipstop and r.ssa. s.ssinn samnr.
sp'ssO'p 'hErp1 FssI sAHs ON ALI MIGHT
aMoKING AID SALOON CARS ON ALL rRAIss.
FROM WARRINGTON
Pass-rkers vail AXE the = ~ AID O. II. rHins.
arriving il Baltimore at So n and 0+5p p. e,
Northern Central Railroad aid aTTiv- in Harris
Nv ;, s. rs and I'd s ssFs 2.a.'st.Ts
road for al parts NJ she West
- ialr rnuts Fteishts at nj dsserI San 2.
IF Gsi kantueky inSisnp "iiH Illinois "' Hi:anosia
Toes Jr Missouri ~ RI .!yo1.f ttr,rt
The P-nnsylvsnis Central Railrosd .isv coun-ctS
at PittslUrg with Steamers. bD which Goods
oa forwarded un any port the Ohio. hEsEingum,
EuutIck, Tennessee Cumberland, flhrois. h:ssist
aippi y Wisconsin,, Missouri. KSasa-; Ars.n-.s, and
Red Rivers. and AZ Cieveand, Ssniusky. sd Obi
raso with Steamers 10 ali NORTH western Lakes.
Merchants and shippers 4ntru-tins the trsnspor
;stion nf their Freight 70 this Company can rely
with confidence on i:S -pee6y transit
THE RATES OF FREIGHT ~ x:si frufu soipt
The est. by th4 Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
s:7s MI t,,rsS fnrnab!s -kn,zsi ~ efar
EIliy1ad ftuPnHus
kF- Re particular - mark packages Via Perns
Csp'-ai RR
WI BROW n .Ag Northern Central T.,
No 20 North Et-ePt, isRitirners
ES1CH LEW Is. Gen I Su p. t.nd-ut, Altoona, Pa,
/ T. HOT pr. Gent Tick at 4 gent. Pbiisda EbiS
II HOE sFoN. Genera Freight Agent phil.
t-frhis tan 1-IY.y
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NJ TEETH
Of tn. II N sRAL PLATE TEETH. attends
personally At bis efice In this city Msuyfp~
parsons can near these teeth who cannot
wear others, and 40 porsou waar other ~h,
axupot wear these
Psrsons calling at my ONCE can Do Accommodates
Nth any style and prizes Of Teeth they may desire
but "a thoss Who particular and wish the purest
elaanast strongest and most perfect denture that
srt can produce. the MIN ERAL PLATE viii h~
.,iore fully warranted
Rooms in this city-No. 33s Pennsylvania avenue
between 9th and 10Th streets Also. COZ Arch st
En:!nda!nhis. caar I-ly
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PENNSYLVANIA COAL TRADE FOR THE LAST
GEAB.-Ihc annual tables of the coal trade for
the year 1862 show that il amounted 70 S,21j i72
IONS, OF which q, us were Of anthracite coal
All the coal except 3GU,OGO tons sent inland was
destined for the seabOard. Taking the anthri-
cite ar 81 per ton. the value of this single PRO
duct CT Pennsylvania reaches nearly $50. nO0.GG0
for the year Schuy ikill county sent 2,G25.UJU
tons 10 market-an increase Of 2?6.G,5
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@The Muscatine Courier saws that on
Thursday "A gentle man who was the owner of
Cog, jumped aboard the cars for Wilton. His
dog was NOT so successful But nothng daunted
~ tf,' train starting without him, Dir. Dog fol-
would do. The train made good time aud
reached Wilton just four minutes before the
dog.
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AMERICAN WATCHES
FOR SOLDIERS
AT EDUCED PRICE
American Watches fer Americans

THE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY give notioe that
they have lately issued a new style of Watch.
pressy desis ned Soldiers and others who desire
q good watch at a moderate ice. These watches
are intended TO displace the worthless. cheap
watches of British and Swiss manufacture with
which the country il flooded, and which were never
expected to keep time when they were ade bsne
refuse manufactures sent to this country becau.e
unsale bic at ONE and used here only for joksying
and str,nGltug purposes.
We offer to sell oar Watch, which is of THE MOST
SUBSTANTIAL EANUFACrURE, AN ACCURATE AND DU.
EABLE TIhEKEEPKR, and in Sterling Silver cases
HuatiDg pattern, At as low price SIS ia asked for
be trashy Ancres and Lepines of foreign make
are dy referred to.
We have named the new series o. Watches, WV.
ELLERY, Boston, Mass, which name will be found
on the plate of every wat h of this manufacture,
and is one of our trademarks.
Sold by all respectable Watch Dealers in the
loyal States.
Wholesale orders should be addressed to
ROBBINS Il APPLETOS,
Agents for the American W atch Company,
ia 9eo2m 1e2 BROADWAY, NY.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs 1oR FLANK How1r1sxs
OhDHAlcs OvvicB, " Al DsPAasnsSY, I
Il {

ORDHAlcs o. viCB, Wan DsrAasnssY,
TAeHIsesoT, SuAry y. ts9.S
PsoPCsALs viii De- received At this ofhos until
o'o,.ek p. N on the 18th OF 1sbruArv next Tor
furhiah'DE oss huucr-1, or less, g p.u.. ar cast
iron n, vitser. fer dams defense rh.s. Ho~its.cs
v~ixr, vren eui.hed, abuat rs pcuR 10 s.es AMI
drawing EXHIBITING trei- dir'en.icn. ran ~ seer
At this ofhce, or a. the Unitet tat d, A-yen.ls.
They 10 be sntjeet to the regular Cni ed Stties
AID i'd for except sush - paSa in spscti, and
proof, aud are spuroved ny United Bats Insp G.
Tor 70 b, de-ixnated By this ofi-r. "a, rents vi
b. made Or tif. st<s OF i.spect.R snd -;e rt =,
70 be given By she Ins1,etor and forwarded ~ ths
oAtes
Eiaders vii. stat. the nv mb-r OF Ho~it.-,s they
DYof oe- to deliver not. ling hunire he
p,sce Of Manufacture and delivery, AMI the price
pr pound, for the finished Howitzar; sno M nd
will be entertained unless 1t 30 frcIn . founder
regularly engaged In the hatinca. - i.ftctory
bidder obtaining a contract will be required :,
enter into bonds, with no less th An tso sarstss
In the p nal sum Of ten thousand dollars. for the
faitE full fuh Of his contract IN all resp IT'S.
I he hGE6 must he acknowledged before Judy. Of
= ecurt of record. aod the .undsu en- must
th.d 10y The judy" OF District ?ourt Of to. Tn I'D
Stkes, &C ordnance "i Ger il csarg" of United
ttates arsenAi g. be worth The penal 50 and
abov. al liabilities
The right is reserved to reject all proposals. itths
prices are deemed too high or IT, f- sny e1use. IT
is rot deemed for the public interest TO cept
them.
Propo: ais will be sealed snd addressed 80 Brig
sdisr encrs! James " r, pley. Chef of Ordnance.
ellington D. G :" and will be en .Urs-i prnpo-
So IL Z, ank Hox zers RILEY
JAZZ nthslm PTiKRoier Gpn'l rhis: al iiri'a.
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A Profi,abI. Rid. IN h. Passenger Ca

= rToutobIe Hide In ne Passenger Cars.
The oth' day q lady entered a Green street
passenger car, to ride from Broad street to the
Poet-GHice. Ihr car we'll filed, but An
Le:iSing stranger, rpln quis hing his right, gave
Fer seat. The lady thanked him for the
ecrrt.ey
Thr lady sat down. On her right was q gen
t'nan- like person in plaid trowsers and ma
1cor color. q overcast. The plaid of his troW-
srIs was rather extensive, his legs resembied
sections OF greenhouse window. His coat
Wa OF the material known rs cbinchilIa cloth,
While he bat WAS a satin beav-r article Of
painful brilliancy. diamond cluster ring Of
considerable value sparkied upon the little
fif.s IT OF his right hand.
he lady admired the ring. The man dis
risyrc II IN manner TO attrac: attention. At
t. corner OF Eighth and Green streets the car
io'f@d, ard the man leaned heavily for an in
s'ant against the lady. She fsncird that she
kii a hand, that didn't long there I'm her
p6cEFf, and insuncuveiy thrust in her own
a. he did SO Two men got of One WAS the
Frrsor who had given her his seat; the other
was hi man iih the diamond ring. In al.
Cfhrr minute The lady aSctrtanrd that her
porket book was gone. In that same minute
me TWO men In question had disappeared from
view.
The lady informed the conductor she had
been robbed, but the cond uctor could do nothing
but coincidence. As the portmonpaie contained
rot tsvrn dollars and 4 halt, the lady didn I
care about gratifying their curiosity by fur
ther explanation.
ing TO Withdraw her handkerchief from her
pockpt-the one from which the portPmonnaie
had been tsken-heard something drop upon
the floor. 1t was Respondent diamond ring!
She recognized 1t n first glance 1t was the
very ring worn by the individual in stunning
plaid who had ridden beside her. He had un-
donbtediy stolen her pocketbook, but in dom z
80 his ring had heru drawn off and remained
In the lady's pocket
The lady. after asking advice, took the ring
Da Chestnut strret jeweler who gave for il his
check for $50. fhe net profit made by the lady
On her ride was Sie3 As; the precise UNI, barring
I'VE cei +, lost by the plaid gentlemen in the
satin r. q, or tile. On Monday the lady, walk
fiG asst Eighth and Chssnat streets, met the
individual In plaid. He flushed crimson at her
Glance, recognizing her Oh The instant. She
smiled serenely, and be skunk away. Whether
h" knew that his ring passed into the possession
Of the lady rs n ore than we know; but snowy
woman, IN TREMENDOUS crinoline, supposed 20
be friend of the man IN plaid. was at the Office
OF the railloa company hunting the lost
jewel.-Phila. North American, Jan. 20.
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nEPARTMENT OF STATE,
~ WAeHIEGrOR, Januarya5, IaGa
The Secretary Of Stste will hereafter receive Mem
GERS Of Congress on business Saturdays, com
Snereine with Saturday, the nrst Of next month.
Jan T-tf WILLIAM h SEWARD
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~ Two boys named Polk and Dallas twin
sons OF Jno. Nowl. of Williamsport, Md, were,
on we lT'b inst, trying 10 remove the charge
4 ON an unexpioded shell, when il exploded
ROth boys Were badly injured, one reouiriug
the amrntatiUn OF a leg. and the other having
the homes of an am badly fractured.
SThe Rhcde Island Legislature has adoptad
resolution transferring 10 Brown UNIVERSITY
the bene fits of the grant of public land i'm aid Of
an agricultural college, and the Secretory OF
State left for Washington TO complete the nee .
essary arrangements for securing the i2lUOO
ACRES In an eligible location.
NEW CEIsE.-The horrible crime of
burkeing - rife in Montreal. paper from
tbif ca Sfys several persons are unaccounta-
have been /, scued from a sleigh, in which she
was placed between two corpses, her month
covered with a plaster.
HA young lady who was shopping in Cleye-
lard Ohio, few days since had her hand so
badly lacerated by furious Newfoundland
Cog, who uninterrupted her motives in taking
Up piece of goods TO examine, that amputation
OF three OF her fingers will be necessary
81 vein Of plumba go, or black lead eight
inches in Thickness, and valuable specimens OF
copper, have been discovered at West Bath
Ne. company is being formed TO test the
value Of the discovery.
VA would be prophet down South lately
s'id IN one OF bis sermons thar he was '.sent 10
redeem the world and all things" Whereupon
native pulled out a Confederate shinpIastar
and asked him to fork over the specie for it,
q
sUs ected another of being on too iuti-nat.
terms with his wlte and he revenged himself
BY Getting his supposed rival drunk and horri.
bly, II Initiating his person.
~A: the ann ual meeting OF the American
Telegraph Company, Col. +. =. Sanford WAS
l"eied President and Z. Livingstone, Sac.
rVtary.
~ Mr.. John Wyniche, a citizen OF Ratb
MAJ =. mys eTIously disappeared on Tuesdav
lE-t, and his friends fear that he has met with
fOTl play
~It is stated that Artamus Ward ia writ .
u; IN, piece for AGah Isaacs Menken IN
~ ~odHced NV her on tie stage II is called
THAT Aw ful Woman"
RrA man as recently ejectn rrs m a rail-
roa car IN Canada becau~c Il q nothing
brt sslsrr coin win VIII h 20 ~ Z fare
81 Mrs l. ID. Files. OF FoTham, Maine, died
Il i.U ,-y> 49,, ~ - EIylng become Insane
nom li- .ons * ,jterneut.
81 Count Gabriel Mastai, he Poyc's eldest
bTrthFr, ag'd -, u dangerously III 1T Sinh
e q, and thFT" J. lt,is hopes uf mas recovery.
- ar. q Rcl!.v.l5 C.il q, Ia .roYed
yTop II % 10 a'aasnr O. a,'.V.
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HT The Dictator, new Hudson river steam
boat now building at New York, to be com ole
ted early IN the summer, Will be the largest
river Il ambOat af'oat containing $50 state
rooms and with an external length of 400 feet
She is TO be- finished in the finest stvle and 10
take The place Of the New World between AL
bany and New York
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r l. 90 Du

- OBJ OODI
FORE! TIL HIR CAUSE DE3RAVED UONDf-
TON OF THE VITAL FLUID,
which produces
ECh0FCLi ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS. LETTERS
hCSLt. B0ILs SYPHILIS Oh We
kEREAL DISEASES, &C.
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SAHAETT4YS
FOOT END Hen jules
Is offered the public As positive cure.
let tho,e then who have either scrorula. sc.ld
AND Herb JtI CT -'' a. @ &C u'e 'He AO''
Cure th%s- spots, letters. Scales AM Copper Col
o-ed Patches. a. there are msny snrm sss about
BaIish all imruritils of tie blood .-d bring tae
,SYFEiLIS or yENEkBAL DISEASES the SA-
Al, ~ ~ fU3I ASp r. nki3 81 or, Is me
.crih-c; >: reaches sui s+i-z:eS pa ticfe OF
suc permanent lac then o III, pnri yiag rens-
oy ana be teaigd, and 90 not transmit ~ y"ur Dos
'@y h', Tor 10 S3 }Fu ppAPk IA
TSp TsY Ph o. ,T T TeTs the
~iii r'Uovs ev-ry ves,ise Of Impurities fr m the
system .sVrl a. al tie bid elects of Mercury.
FEMALESi FENsLESH
In many affections with which nl,nhers % Fe-
rrSt happily sdalted. in liberated Uterus, in
Mtite-. in hfsrlng down, FslhrS. "f the " NIB,
Lsh u! sn for ali u naints incident tn the
- ~ eEgTess. Price 81 bottle. ar bottles
sAM,RiTANs CHANCRE WASH
PTic. 25 cents tnl directions
De n. Nh a co, Box Isl Philadelphia Post
Sod by ;. CALvERT FORD. ,orper of 18th and
tsl.ler- 'o' hN' :" Bal '40T &c TIT. = #
TRIES NAa
srostctea . h0gnt IeE,r-s fat-E4 If Eaglard sas
S,-s-.3 =, IN Sri, af Is. Frol, a. P51-,,e-. -
P6,Ts. GHG the Imperial tllsg. GssIsFFf.. ryrsns
TRikSEhAh NJ.
q tee efs&tusi r.I.e1y or RELAXATION, sPEs-
NAfNRKVGA AMI EXR STEoS 0e TIN
5TSTEM.
TRl ESEMAS No.
~mc-te!v and entirely -radicsrcs sli rrse., q.
ttose disorders for which COpaivS and Cubebs ha va
generally teeE thought aRtidote. 20 the ruin Of
thr health ~ a vast portion Of t6@ population
TRIESEMAR Ms
Is TIE and remedy of the civilized world
fer al Impurities sf The sy stem well a. sscondary
symptoms. ohvistirg the destructive use OF Ner.
curry, well other deletarinus ingredients apo
which all the SarSapaTiis in the world csnn.i
remove. TRI ESEMAR Nos. /, and y are alik,
devoid Of tsste smell ard OF all nsEseatps quail
ities They are in the form of lozenge aud rps,
lie on the toilet table without their being aus
pected.
Bold in TIN eases II IS each, four s. cases In
one for 50, and in $H Cases, thus saving Sc g
administered by Vslpean. LaIleks and Roux sc
&c. Wholesale Snd retail by DIR. n A. BARROW
1914, Bleecker street, -four doors from NacDouxa
street New York. Immediately on receipt of re-
mttance, DR.. Barrow will forward Triesemar TO any
part of the world, securely packed and addressed
according to the instructions of the writer
Published also by DR.. BARROW, that popular
and beautifully illustrated medical work Human
Frsilty. Price Is cents Triesemar aud Book can
Be obtained BY special authority from e. c. FORD.
Washington. ID. O. de II u
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HEL.MBOLDB

-..- ri. 81 -se2
HE.MBOLDB
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
.E .-.s.8 b
"H1eHLY CONCENTRATES
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT 1uc1u, f,
Positive End ev~eise Remedy -
Diseases Of tAs eLAppER. KIDErYs, sRAvs
md pRopsIcAL swILLISss
YkIs kedieins Increases NE power Of Dzsssuas
sDd eYetes the ABeORBEEre into healthy scsua
sy which the wAfkRY or CALCHROUs ler,sk
lions and ALL UNNATURAL INLAR9IhRNrs. ,
are r~duo~d - veil PAIN and fNYLAMNk-
TON and I, ssod for NAN. WOMEN, or CRIT 2
DRHH
HELsBeLD's EXrRACT sUoBU.
Por weakness arising from RIeesses, Rshirs q
Dissipation. Early Tndiserstion or Abuse
ATTENDED, WIN sb roLLowIss srarross:
Iudispodtion To R1srtiop. Loss Of Power.
Loss Of Memory DIN Guilty of Brsstsiss
wsah Nerves, Trembling.
Horror az Disease Wskefulnsse,
Dimness Of Vision, Pain IN the Bacs
Universal L...itude OF the Muscular System
Hot Hands. Flushing OF the body.
Dryness of the Skin. Rruptions ~ the eses.
PALLID COUNTENANCE.
These symptoms, NJ allowed 70 60 on. hicA this
zaedicine invariably removes, soon follows IMPo-
TENCY. FATCITY. BPILEPrIo FITS. in ons q
which the patient may expire.
who can say that they are not frequently Ca.
lowed By those "DIRkFUL DISEASES"
"INsANITY AND CONSUMPTION
Many arc AWAIT OF the Of their su6erins
BIT NONE WILL ooNPEss
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE AsYLUMs.
And the melancholy Deaths By Consumption sAs,
ample witness tn the truth Of the sssertiss
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED WIFE
oReANIo WEAKNESS
Require, the AID OF medicine 70 strengthen ana In
visor,te the System. which HELMBoLDe N,
TRACT BuOHU Invariably does. A Trial an
FEMALEsu FEMALES
OLD Oh YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED Oh oos q
TEhPLATIEe MARRIAGE
In many affections peculiar 70 Females. In. m.
TRACT BUCHu ~ unequxllsd b, any other ram. ,
cy, a. in Chlcrosis Retention Irr.xul.rit,
PAintulness or Suppression Of Customary Ev.ou.-
tiOns. liberated Sehirrous stst4 of IN. u,.--,
Lsucorrhea Whites, sterility ana for 81, con.
psintss Incident "a the sex ~hethsr srisips 49,
iIdisereuon. Hsnits of Dissipation or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE
SEE SYMPTOMS ABovs
80 FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT u.
Take no more Bsis.n. aercory, OF unpl.sssrs
hssieins for roSissssnt ana dan serous dis...e,.
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUcBp
IMPROVED ROSE VASE
RES skCREF DIsEAsAs
In al their stages, A. little Expense
Little or no change IN Diet No inoonvenie,s,
Ana 40 Exposure
It cause, . frequent desire anu sives srreurts IN
Urinste. thereby Removing Distractions pre,-ut
ing snd curing Structures Of the Urethr. Ah.y
ing Psin and Inflammation, frequent In the ols.,
OF diseases, and eIpellirs ell Poisonous pi.eS...
Snd werp- ont Matter
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS Who nav.
been the victims Of Cuaaks, and who h.y. ..id
heavy fees 70 be cured in Q short time have for.S
that they we're deceived, and that the POISON.
has, by the use OF powerful astrinsents,D bs>u
dried up in the system, TO break out In an 49,.
waited form. and perhaps after Marriass.
USE HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BuoHu soe
Affections and dises ses OF the
URINARY ORGANS,
whether existing in
MALE Oh RHMALl.
From whatever cause originating,
now LONG STANDING.
Diseases Of these organs require "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-03
rLAkIFIED ClBEKI

~ CLARIFIED CIDERn
l have just received per schooners George r.
Adams and - ". - from Boston lar 4e s,I pply
of Pure Massachusetts CLARIFIED CIDER Which
offer for sale at the lowest market price in guam
titles to suit purchasers
Hotel keepers, suffers and all others In want of
prime article of Cider are invited TO call and sz-
sr1lne this before purcbesin elsewhere
RILEY A. SHINN.
Union Boiling Depot, 50 Green ST.,
No 26-tf GeOrgetowB. D. @.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-03
THE EVENING STAR.

- The Boston Transcript contain. This
s,ssrreneukh parody On the well known gem
q Leigh Hunt:
ABOU BIN. BUTLER.
1eop Fen. b. t.-r ~ bic tribe inc easel
Awsks Que Mig ~ dawn by he old RsliEe
49, .ev, eets',le the eosniurt Of his r"on,
k,kirS it war; sr for the gathering glsor,
4 saA1h MAJ sei,-ring IN he 81. ters COLT
kxeeSdi.S courage made Ban BStiar bold
AEd TO TIE press noc n tao da.t he aid
kai sanlest thou f"-rhr Azure raised its head.
ArG - I; q ic, ma de Of all sac accord
AL.H-I - The n-n who'll s~rye tn. pu rpose or
Lsrd.n
o. n ana onst' said Batlerf NAY. not So"
E-Pii.G h hl.ek Butler spoke mere low,
But sheeriiy til; md aid Is an Ben,
700 =. Ret have 6as.t & TIL me tS.f ss.i 4 Z"
She fgure hover, and vanishad The merit nisht
IL rsE 9 rpce n Cre, err romeo stroa In light
Are fhGvss tia nEmoa whom love of freedom
biess.G.
And 10 ErE. Rutlrr 9 name led all the rest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-03
BENTlSTRY.


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yfnoed o1ts supsriority over all methods hereto
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