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Miss L. .oWOHNSTElT, 5
Medina, March LIST, 1861.

The obovc.named Ladies' we are personliay ar.
qnniuted with, and know that for several years
while we lived in NJ Medna they were great snf.
ierers Miss > has been so badly afflicted that
it was with difficulty she was uble to stand uron
her feet. A few botIles OF Caleoicon entirely
cured her OF her complaint. My wife received
great benefit from this medicine We recommend
i to tho Ladies OF ibis Country, Us a sale and ef.
fiicient remedy for the many complains they ara
subjeeiio. JOHN IFEEKS,
Editor Of t.ie Caniivld Herald,
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Ayers Cherry PeCtOral,


Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Honraeness,
Group, bronchitis, 1ncfpIent COn-
sumption, and for the Relief
of Consumptlvc Patients
tn advanced Stages
or the Disease.
This a roinedy III universally known to nrpass any
other for the Of throat and lung complaints that Il
ID useless here to publish the evidence Of its virtues. Its
nnrvallod excellence for coughs aud colds and truly
wonderful cures OF pulmonary disease, have made IL
known throughout the civilized nations Of the ea III.
Few nrc the communities, even families among them
who have not some personal experience Of it's effects
some living trophy their midst Of its victory tie
subtle and dangerous disorders Of tho throat and lungs
A. all know e dreadful fatality Of these disorders,
as they know too the elects this remedy, need not
do moro than TO assure them that il has all the vir
tues that II did have when making the which have
won so strongly upon the confidence Of mankind.
Prepared by Dr.. J. c, AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
For Sale BY
A.COok and JOHN NICHOLS, Chardon; C
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BY AUSTIN n. WARD.

This like the above, IL work Of greatnnd un
usual interest, and viii be eagerly read as n
companion volume to FEMALE LIFE"
II is large IL mo vol. neatly bouud IN cloth
illustrated with engTavings, and viii be cent TO
any address post paid, on receip, OF price 81 90
or on receipt ois2,0o, We will send both oil tho
above works, postage prepaid.
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Mr.. II i. kINGsLLy Dear Sir. We feeIit n du. .
ty we owe 10 the public TO say that Aiarshpl,s "a
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cIasseG under the head OF Female Diseases We
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body to perform their appropriate functions.
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/ THE embodiment Of practical utility, and a
| marvel OF simplicity; makes The running,
stitch very rapidly and perfect, uses common
needle, and will last a liio time. At the N Y
Stale Fair, it's simplicity, efficiency aud great
practical uiliiy was conhI med by the award oi
! the First Premium.
II will GATHER, RUFFLE, SnIRR, TUCK Row up
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any material adopted 10 the RUaSING SIIIcH--
Tho thinest, usually the most dicnll 10 stitch by
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The ladles' and chidrcns apparel and other ar
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IL Is attached 10 The table Ike sewing bird
and having no tension, and requiring no luhrica
tou or change OF stitch, is always ready for ope,.
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il is not at all liable to get out Of order.
Each machine 10 put up Ia a neat box, accom-
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MEDICAL.
AYERS
SarSaparilla

rVh fuhlt flN6 THE BLOOD.
And fSr the speedy Of the following complaints;
SorofuIn aud Scrorui Gus sATeetions,such A
Ms Tunors, Ulcers, sores, Eruptions,
phmples, Pustules, BIotchcs, Boils,
Blains, nnd ull skin Diseases.
OAgLASD, lad. 9th June, 1850
J. Q. ArEh Co. Gents: feel Il my duty 10 ac
knowledge what your Sarsaparla ias done for me-
Having Inherited Scruulous Infection. have suffered
nom II iu various ways for years. Somohues 1t burst
cut iU Ulcers my hands and arms; sonpetnss II
turned inward and d es'cd me VI the stomach. Two
years ago IT iroko out 0I my head aud covered my scnp
mud cais with which painful and oahslne
beyond descrption tried many medicines aud several
physicians, bat without much relief from any thing In
fact the disorder grew At length was rcolced
" eEd Ia the Gospel Messenger that you had prepared
al neiaiivs tSuranraIla for knew from your rri,ua-
tion thnt amy thing you made must Je good sent TO
thcnnatl aud got H. aul used II Tin It cured mo- took
IT, you advise. IN suu duses Of n tasspnountl oyor
month and usrd almost th,rr bottles. Now aud healthy
skin soon tegnn to Ura under tho scab ch after
while fell on My skin l. now clear, aud know by INV
feelings that the israV has gone from my SYSTEM Yoy,
can vol believe that lcg what say Ing when tell
you that hold yVu to Lu Of the apostles Of t,. age
Hnd remain over gratefully. Yours,
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THIRD EDITION. soTH THOUSAND.

THIRD EDITIoN-5o 5oTH THOUSAND.
nR. BELLS TREATISE ON
- Seminal Weakness, Loss of
Power, impotence, Premature Decay, Sexual
Diseases, Self Abuse, &c.
A pamphle. OF SO pages. containing importan,
by every sufferer, as Il con tains such Information
as will lead 10 perfect euro
1Ssai Free to any address. Two stsmps 70.
9nired for postage.
TIE Pills and Book win be seat securely from,
Observation on receip, OF money and stamps, &
consultation by mail free and confidential,
J, BRYAN, NJ. D.,
o92yl Gen. Agent. &c Cedsr St, Ny.
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Rheumatism, Gout, Liver Complaint,

lHpGpESDENCr, Preston Co., Va, Cih .Iuly, Is59.
DIR }. c. AVER: Sir, hnVo been AFFLICTED will pain
MI chronic Rhcum0tsn for long plc which bued the
Iskil Of physicians, mud stuck to lu spite Of all tho
runedps could ind. until tried your Sara sHpas. One
D"e cured mo IA two weeks and restored my general
bnalth 40 much that am fur hettcr than heire was
ATTACHED. ithink ita wonderful medicine. }. ItEAM.
Jules T. Gotcheli. Of st. Louis writes; 81 Lave Lcen
slclod ior yeafs with nn affection qf NE Lircr, which
liicd TO relieve me; aud have Jren 6Ukcrdown man
iOr she years nom no other than derdrye,c,f Of
ne Ltr Ny cloYGh asior, the Rev. Mr. Espy, advised
D'o o Try your Snsnpnliila because o sai Lc YOU
ana any thinS YOU nude was worth trying y the bcss
INK Of dod has cured me-, and haa 80 purified my blood
NJ 10 make man Of lue. feel Young again. Tho
bvs Lat can be enid Of YOU u not Ln good enough"
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6T6u3s
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0NEpcrson writes, her daughter was eurel
of fits Of nine years standing, and st Yitus
dance of two years
ANOTHER writes, his son was cured
after his flesh had almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case incura'
Bile.
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever and A que
after irving every medicine in his reach.
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever Sore
which bad existed fourteen years
ANOTHER Of rheumatism OF eight years.
Cases innumerablc of Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint could be mentioned in which tho
Purifier and Pills
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schirrus, Cancer Tumors, Enlargement,
liberation, Carries and ExfoliatioM OF
the lsunes.

great variety OF cases have been reported 10 were
cures Of these hrnluLlo complaints have resulted from
the use Of tiH remedy but space here will not admit
NOn. Some of thcm may ha found In our American
Almanac, which tho agents below named are pleased to
furnish gratis to all who CulI fur them.
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Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Fits, Epllep-
9Y. MOlNn oily. NeMrhl gin


Many remarkable Of these aiIuc Olis have been
Inndp 10y tho blriaye power Of this medicine II Sthnu-
lars tho vital functions into vigorous acton and thus
ovcrconed disorders which would be supposed beyond s
ronc. Such remedy has long been required by the
eesaitics of to people, and confident that this will
do for them all that medicine can do
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THE EVENING STAR.
cRr,r s1URM,N ENGLAND.
The Coast StrPWH with Nrecks-Gtker
Matters of Interest.

The Uoa., StrewB with Wrecks-Uther
Matters of Interest.
Nru YpRK Dec 1s.-The steamship Aus
,rsI..fap from Liverpool on tue stu, arrived
here q, 6 O'Clock thus evening. .H-
She brings the following additional intelli.
gsDce:
astrous to Er gland, both Oh and laui The
damage to property was most extreme The
COASTS were strewn with wrecks a. HOLY
head fitty-iour human bodies fioa.sd into the
haIbor, and many more Were seen coming liz.
The pressure OF the wind at Liverpool was
greater Ii has been for years Their. ware IN any
collisions and disasters in he Mer,sy The
American slip Weston Merit was among
those damaged by collision. but not seriously.
The ship Pensacola was complrtsis wrecked
on the GreaI Burbo bank; ihc crew war, sa ved.
The De Witt linton was ro;asiy wrecked oil
i rf1y; tht crew were sstvad. the Mary r. rs
sell, from Liverpool TO Bath, WAS tuw-d back
diSn asted.
a letter in the Daily News says it is UNDER
stood that me new rebel privaieer Rappihan-
neck is still believed TO bs at CALAIS. She IS
very fast. and il charges that II we'll M
GerstLod a. Snserness what she WAC intended
TOR
frum thr Confederates, who pre- sntad Il liter
trom JEFF. Davis. 1t Is believed thu recap ion
bad no of ciai character, and that the letter
vas merely row pimentary. .-a...-
The G. ca meeting at Preston pissed resolL-
TIC in laNoi VI coHtln ue1 neutrality.
FRANCE.
NJ Eoulds financial statement sh TVS that
tn cum Ia"u deficits now reach 972,u,O0tJ
iran g. The Mexican expenses ut the end of
T. ear viii -ach 81 500. 100 francs
Tnrrr sfipS are fitting out To blockade the
west coast OF Mexico a far As Acapulco.
The position OF the Danish. q rInsn question
is unchanged.
England and Russia are making movements
for pacific adjustment.
Latest by Telegraph to Queenstown.
LONDON, Dec. 6.-The British Crown Law
yers have pronour ced the decree of condeu1-
nation of the British bark Springbok by the
New York District Court Us ill gal and veX-
atious, and Lord Lyons was instructed TO
mopstrate.
The q lobe newspaper contains strong CON-
nsn-s the Spring nuk's condemnation. Tne
Government organ is the owner of the Spring
hCk.
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DRcposALs RoR MORTAR SHELLS,
ORDINANCE OFFICE war DEfARrN

ORDNANCE OFFICE WAR DEPARTMENT,
- WASHIHGfON. November IS, 1868
unit, c'c'ocs . N on the I'D Of Deeem Der next
i9f ths delivery Of hfty Thousand Ie-inch mortar
sheiis In the following quantities at the following
:. Al tie %stsrto~n Arsenal, wassrtown, Mass.
$500. y
At the wstsrvleit Arsenal, West Troy, N. Y,
at the New York Arsenal. Governors Island
At the Allegheny Arsenal, Fittsburs, Psnns.,
At the U g. Arsenal, Washington, D. O., 500.
At the 2 Z. Arsenal, St Louis. Mo-. S 00
These shells are to be made OF the Kind Of natal,
ana insse tsd after the rulss lad down 10 .ae Ord
y United states Arseua's. The shsiis are to be in
spscted at the uudcy where cast, free CT &c args
for trans poEsstinn, or handling until delivered ut
the Arsenal
Deliveries must be Giads 3: The rate 81 uat les.
toap Ave PSF cent per week Of tns number Of pro-
jectiles contracted for; the frst delivery to be ma
~ tain t.epty dsys after the date Of the eontr ct
and sny failure to deliver at spacifad time will
bsr be may fail to liver q: that ii ne.
Separate bids NUT be Casde for saGl Arsenal if
The bidders propose 10 deliver At more til su one
o bid gill bs considered from parties other thsn
known TO this Depsrtment to be capable 81 sYa-
Gu Ting To work Contracted for In their own es-
tsb:shuenta
Each ps rty obtaining contract Will bs required
to enter into bonds WITH approved Eurstiss for ts
The Department reserves the riaat to reject any
or eli bida II not deemed satisis tory, for any
Propofals will be addressed to sBrigadiez Gen.
oral Ge1fse d Ramsay Chief Of Ordnance, Wash.
for Mortar Shells. GEO. b RAasAf.
ne IS I'd Brig. Gen. Chief Of Ordnance.
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PROPOSAL
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% & i lt l / l.

ORDNANCE OFFICE WAR IlHPARTMENT,(
WASHINGTON, December 1, iS03
Notice is hereby given that the Board OF Ord
nance Officers appointed for the purpose of tx
aiming Off ers applying TO be commissioned rs
OrGI aDce Officers, of q Tap X not higher than
eapI AIN, will assemble At this Off &c on the 4th
Of January next.
All cf3ic. rs DESTROYS of appearing before the
Board must first make application 10 that effect
10 the Chst of Ordnance, stating their age,
present state of healthfuiRess, whore and how
educate d, and what studies they have pursued
Such as wish to appear befora the Board at its
n II NEE ting should file their applications as
1858. Il. ID RAMSAY,
dec Slot Brig. Gen. Chief Ordnance
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DRGfOsALs FOk GHUCKs. sEIES AND
Il Tome AS,
OfFIVh JET 1T IDHEIsshhY.
@sSBINGIuS. ID . g, DEC Is, l-S2 {


VsSBINGtoE. ID . Dsc Is, IS62 {
sEsLt PE 4PoshLa IN dHpticate Will received
& ~ . unaeIE Ened Until 25Th nj Ds>eunosr.
let|- ior ID fail the ''CEGcRs. '"SHISS
ana ToSC UE5, - at cattle slsTgnIoEet a. g. 1.1-
Ola. "erE rElUn Sopys sScsnt Camp Jlain
bT { Ee- 6i&sboro' pCiut snt such cthsr ,iuts il
tse is'riet oi coiu n G!s old iimiSJ at s1ic cat
Tie nay he iaug rso IL 60 rgiIzt the
afor-s-i 'Li uoks.'I' 81 as' and 'TonSaes''
1t vii o" made SPECIAL TT of tae cJrtrect
u ~ tie ecnTis s. Ell be held Is1tu for M tina
Che 80. n as sDo Tongues coming firm the beef
cattle tlsush cred 1t the aboys mentioned p7ints:
spd for al such cot lice sd y thu contractor Z
shall oe charged the same a. though be had coll
lecied IN unless u BE shovr by ri N that
Improperly prevented By tne GoSerun1elt fro q
coli CT ng them Faym for tne Chucas shins
and fonsn's to be made every ten Gays, Ia Gov
erDmert funds.
Collection To CONNER nee FIVE days after sisr ing
81 contract,
A Dor Tor iaithfu performance OF contract will
be required An oath of allegiance must sccompa
ny each proposal.
Proposals TO be endorsed, Proposals for Chucks
ehtDs and Tongues, "and addressed to the under
&Snea, At No 223 street.
ae ls.td @ h. GREENE, Capt C.S.y.
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- GAUTIiR'S RESTAURANT.
~. 23} FIhEsYayANIA AVENUE

The fubacribsr bE KS leave TO thank his friends
the pu Bile xensra liy for the LIBERAL ,s.rO1see
bestowed rron him. Also 10 inform them th.t
hs hiss T. nc the e,tire upper -ort,oU of his ak
tenstys establishment INFO DINING SUPER,
an5 BkEAK1A Asst SUCMS for the accopu cd Att IN
OF ladies' and xeptlsuieu
The subscriber bexS iesvs 20 .tsts also tn It he
With the view Of ting to his patrons comforts
not 10 be found In the Metropolis.
With hi. rpe Of recently engaged French COOKS
aneGuaied IN the country and bis own personal
attention being sv otSd 70 the OF syary
dsescy of the season. he trusts that his old atroas
and the publ, generally win sEprs csats his en-
b. . continuance of sheir liberal patronage
Entra, &c for ladies', private door.
G. GACTIER
no - soSw 9J2 Pennsylvania ayena e,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-19
PROPOSALS FOB HAY. STRAW AID GRAIN
FORAGE DsPAkfNaar.
Assistant Qnartsrnasler's OFts.

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Alexandria. We SoY. 18th, lS6s
IT Wh!TrEs PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing
hay strsw. Cats and Corn, for tie use of tbs Gov
einmeut TO be delivered at Ale snoris, Va. any
point on the rotomsc it's trI butaries and in such
tueh times, IS the ondersi 9 ned may direct.
The proposals TO be addressed to the a nisrsignsd
ana u state tie quantity and price Of each article
Proposals viii be received for We ousand Is 600,
basneis Of Corn OR Oats and fifty 800 tons of Hay
or straw and upwards unlass it hal be for In
fere6t OF the Government u contract for 8 less
amount. ..- - -lSI
Corn to be Put mp in good sacks Of about two 90
busheis and oats in sacks OF about three 90 ais
esca which are to he furnished frse of chsrg. to
tss Goyernnsnt. TAe hay and str Az TO be secure,
Ali articles furnished under tkis Advertisement
to be subject to rigid inspection BY the Govern
ment lnsp tor.
Purchasss viii be made from time to time, under
this advertisement, from the lowest Responsible
require. -
The ersi sned reserves the right to reject Any
and all offers which may be deemed incoLs pstibIe
with the interests Of the Government
Payments viii be made In such fuuds may be
provided from the q. b. Treasury, and 50 far q
able, upon delivery; but the undersigned
reserves the right TO withhold the whole or any
part OF the PAYMENTS antil the complete fulhlment
Good seourit, viii be required for the faithful
fula!ment Of any agreement made Under this ad-
veytisement. WA. STODDARD,
no l87m Capt. and Asst Quarternsster.