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Evening star., 1864-12-17

THERE IS NOTHING LIKE LOOKING
AROUND WHEN YOU WANT TO BUY
HOLIDAY PRESENT,
And while you are looking take q look at
RUssELL's BOOKSTORE,
625 7th street, near ennsylvans avenue,
And see the Largest. Most Varied, Rich st, and
Chea pe st stock of
PHOTOG GRAPH ALBUMS, WRITING DESKS,
LADIES' Workboxes and Dressing Gases, Gentle.
mems Dressing Gases, Ladies' Companions; the
Poets in fine binding,
GOLD PENS AND PENCILS, PENKNIVES,
CT sar Cases, Books in best binding &C.
Make an ffer for the articio you want and Won
sh all have it without regard to cost We are
selling everything in this store cheaper than any
place In the city. Remember,
RUSstLL'S BOOKSTORE.
7th street, between Penn. enue and street
Under Avenue House
p. S.-Just received q fl Q col e,ion of Oil.
dren's Books, Building Blocks, Lilfs Blocks of
G Game. &c. dec a. .dt JsaI
Evening star., 1864-12-17

HBER SKINS WANTED The subscriber. will
- pay the highest cash prices for DEER SKINS,
at their Bucksain Glnve Mandatory, 10a High
nov If RAMsBUR9 & EBERT.
Evening star., 1864-12-17
MAR KIED,

MARRIED,
On the I4th instant, at the 7th street Presbyte-
Jian ChUrch, by the Rev. Mr.. Cam mpbeIl. JAMES
X. HALLIDAY to Miss SARAH J. GROWN, both
of Washington, d. G.
Evening star., 1864-12-17
WANTS,
.ANTED-At the seaton House, eve expe.
w rienced WALTERS. Apply at the Office.

Fl ',ss 4',, s:s s:. sss
RoARD wANTED.In q private family Or I.
ssssssf as'is zatis:s
TWO q1RMAEs Wish EMPL0YMENr; one is
qars .1s af f,fsE
Hotss sFfs and ,sn'1 %.sisIy s. RURSIsH rs
2sS EaSress fs sss s:s ss Fa.s ss
WANTED IMMRDIATELY-A PARTNER
business. Apply at the star Office. dec IS ST.
WAkTErE;A, the Star ofice, YOUNG MAN
ws nded as to
sud industry. Apply at the Star Office. de 10
81 for yE9rs
Fofsh ana 200 hpg' to and
w the washing and ironing &c, of . sm ali
Iamiiy @ INQUIRE with recommendations, at the
essTsstte"n' ssIs' 'ste WI, PETIT.
WANTEED.S1. tEo 500; for two years Real estate
ssssrs5 :: 1ss1''' sES H os:: eve" as
A LADY WIG HAS LOST Der BABY, FIVE
a days old. would like TO take child t, wet
Ts bss at of aha have
further particulars inquire at the corner Of Q aud
10th streets east. dec Is 3t*
- ried an French, Is thorou ehly acqusin ted
with the cultivation of flowers, fruits, geta bles
f 1sn tSps t. ,f1s sr as IT. sasIR
de- sna
II furnished ROOM. either on I'd or Sd aoor, wsn
heated and furnished with ga.', together with
ssa sGs
18th street, north side the avenue; facink
q Be psiS Teek; e.
J. Lock Box 81 Post office. del5-3t*
WAMN;TTEED.By a resDectabIe girl = sITUA;;
grrlyate family. Address to the Star, Box No II
WET HTKSE sEaE WANTED; Apply to Dr. W. P.
ssslhs sssS unless willing to leave the city 10 {"
fRf fffsF SAf7
% near the Post Once. ' " mo nov . :. ainss'' ras
IA VANTED-LedIes to call and see my new pa
sn. %sh OC o.st pdsP sia 4sGs R,55
to
infants. The only place in town to get them. We
business thoroughly. VIM. PRINCE,
nov 23-tf 3s1 F ST., bet. Sth and 9th.
HBER SKINS WANTED Tho su bscrber. viii
at their Bucksiin Glove Mandatory, los high
pov i6ctf RAMsBUR4 & EBERT,
sD FL rsR s9ns ~ f .ssa
to he go to the only practical hand in town. That
is Wm. PRINCE, 3s1 street, who has on hand
is weekly receiving from ths, designers new and
beautiful patterns. Having the only machine in
town to make patterns, he is able to meet any op-
pesnion, Goods stamped while You wait. Look
ont ladies' in whose hands you give your goods
We are respehsible for every article We stamp.
nov7tf
ANTE D-sEOOND HAND HURNITURH
W Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED
description. r. BUCHLY, 406 7th street,
5eS-tf between e and 81 , east side.
Evening star., 1864-12-17

WANTEp-Ladies who wish STAMPING
W PINkING AND FLUTING done as it sught
is WIN. PRINCE, 3s1 street, who has on hand
!e@O patterns for Embroidery and Braidins, and
beautiful patterns. Having the only machine in
town to make patterns. he is able to meet any op-
ont ladies' in whose hands you give your goods,
We are respehsible for every article We stamp.
Evening star., 1864-12-17
MILLINERY AND DRBsSMAKING.
1'A At the New York Establishment,
No. 4 Market Space,

Miss SANFORD has secured the services Of O
etmpetent DTessn aker, having IL years expeTisncs
p AND RTYsfSa EVENTS pREssEs in
,he latest ST. lee sSd best "sS1sr ILLUsI9ys
BAsQU ks. &c made to order, at short notice,
Also, large and elegant sssortmsat
FANCY HATS,
n reduced prices. dec R-Is.
Evening star., 1864-12-17

ANTED-sxOOND HAND FURNITURE
w Also, MIRRORS ChRPETS, BEDS, BED
description. q. BUCHLY, 406 7th street,
JeS-tf between 6 and b. east side.
Evening star., 1864-12-17
RYw.L L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.

Try W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
BUILDING LOT ON SOUTH G STREET AT
AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 2'st instant at
4ocleek. We will sell, on the premises. u part of
Lot Square 56S, fronting Is feet by rs on south
Terms: One half cash; balance in 6 and u months,
secured by deed of trust on the premises.
All COZ eyancing at expense of purch Aaer.
DELI W. l.. WALL & CO., Aucts,
Evening star., 1864-12-17
A APPLES AND CIDER.

A PPLkB AND CIDBK.
500 bbIs No I Western New York Apples. and
a6 bhls ohampssns older, nov landing tom 6ch'r
ers. By T4-s y. M
delS cost. 9eorgeto~n. D. U.
Evening star., 1864-12-17

AssEMBIY's CHURoH FAIR--Eyery even
ing this week will be exhibited for sale at Odd
Fellows Hall, choice assortment Of Christ
mas presents. Admission. Is cents; season
tickets, 80 cents. Now Is your time TO make
CT cap purchases.
Evening star., 1864-12-17
SALEoF CONDEMNED QUARTERMAsTEEs
- 8TlRHS

SALE OF CONDkManHEEbD 9UARTERMAST1Es
ChiG QnartSma'tsr's 0mes D;ros Wasti.sto~.}
WashiaGfon. D c.. Dee ~. 1854:
Will be sold at public auction. At street Wharf.
December 10th. 1864. at 10 O'Clock a. m, lot o4
Quart.rmasters stores, condemned as unat for
OIL Cans, Lamp Feeders. 81 enal Lanterns, Brsss
Globe Lanterns. Rejecting Lamps, Cock and on %
Stoves, Files. BsI dsaws, Hatchets, Chisels. Mau-
line Spikes, Augurs, Cups and saucsrs. Bowl.
kbives. Forks. :, Brushes, lin Pumps. Dust Pans.
Tin Cups. Wash Basins. TIN Dippers Water Bar
rels, Kegs, Aaes, padIoeks; Hanmsrs Anchors.
servers. Brooms. sbn wells, Ensigns. Brides. nal-
tsrs Leather and Chain Hose, Mattres ses Hair
Pillows, Quilts Blantets. &c,
the stores within Ave t5) days from the date 0f
Ierms-c.sh in Government funds.
Brigadier GENT and Chief eusrterm.stsr
Gee l2td Depot of Wzst ington, d. o.
0UARTERMAsTER GENERALS oFFECB,
kA FIRST DIVISION,
WAsHIsuroS ORR, New. 81. 1884.
VIII be sold at Public Auction, to the high
est bidder. at the times and places named below
WILL,iitA.hsPoRT. Ia. Pa, THURSDAY. Dsoembss
JOBksTOwN. Pa, THURSDAY. December Is.
rHESToN. N. J.. THURSDAY. December a.
Two HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES
These Horses have been condemned a. undt fse
the cavalry service 81 the s.my: L. man, .,x
For road snd farming P"fk AAsAs sv0u w.
gaies lay be had
Terms ~ cash, in United States eurrency:
Colonel First Division.
decI.l9t Quartermaster Generals OMos.
Evening star., 1864-12-17
RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctlonsers.

SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AND
sdfakF ssdAfeakF LOT IN PRINTING OFFICE
On THU RsoAY AFTERNOON. December 9aa j.,
at clock. on the premises, We sh all sill the
whole of Lo- No. ls. In Square No 624, fronting
SNsises Nt on ,treet between ist street west aud
inc hes TO 80 foot paved alley cal ed jackson str
10 he sold ia two parts the rear part fronting on
ing house with a lot extending back about 10 feet
Ope part and the frC lt part, "a feet on q street
part.
Terms One half in each: the remainder in and
on the premises.
Conveyances and stamps ct the cost of the pur
chaser.
der.d J. C. McG UIRE & CO., Aucts.
Evening star., 1864-12-17

A WORD OF CAUTIoN-The morning after
the late fall OF snow, several persons were
seriously injured by falling upon sidewalks
from which the snow had not been removed.
One Of the persons, lady, was very seriously
the duty OF housekeepers to have the snow
removed from the pavements in front Of the
houses they occupy within six hours after
every fall OF snow, and the penalty for neglect
Ing this duty is fifty cents for every hour the
snow is allowed to remain after the six hours
allowed for the work. As the sanitary police
design to enforce this law strictly for the
future, 1t will be well for housekeepers to
attend to il for their own benefit, if not for
public good. Mayor Wallach has published a
notice calling public attention to the law,
which he expresses the hope will be complied
with by all, without necessitating the ENFORCE
ment OF the penal section.
Evening star., 1864-12-17

\NbNTED = Ladies' and Gents CAST -OFF
w w CLOTHING, WATCHES. PISTOLS, FuRNI
attended to BY Mrs. SMITH, No. 4I6 y street,
ne ar the Post Office. nov % .Irnt
Evening star., 1864-12-17

PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, in endless variety
are tor sale nj the Gift Bookstore, 2l0 Pennsyl
yania avenue. at rs per cent. less than the
can be purchased at any other store, and XII
ot silver plated ware presented with eaci
James Brady with 80 album received sill
yer watch; mirs T.. Carver q cake basket, Mr.
Dunn an Ice pitcher, and Miss Eva Mayhew
card basket. - i
Evening star., 1864-12-17

w ANTED-LGdles to call and see my new pa5-
w terms for Slippers, Smoking Caps Pincush-
ions. Watch Gases, Powder Bags. Yoses. Bands,
Pantslsts Skirts &c; particularly to examine our
Be by Blankf Is and Embr rodered Flannel Skirts r
infants. The only place in town to get them We
are the only persons in town who understand the
business thoroughly. VIM. PRINCE.
nov 23-tf 3s1 r st bet Stk and 9th
Evening star., 1864-12-17

WET NURSE WANTED. Apply to DR.. W p
w JOHNSTON, No. 4 66 7th street, between tbs
hours of and 8 m. and Il and: p. N. None need
apply, unless willing to leave the city for few
months, nov 25
Evening star., 1864-12-17

APROPOS TO THE SKAsOG.-1he war has had
a depressing influence on book p ublishng, and
especially upon the ornamental holiday styles
OF book publications but, Judging from the
extensive stock OF holiday wares just being
opened at Hudson Taylors, the publishers
have again taken courage and are doing their
pref test for the coming holiday season. In
fact, we find energetic Mr.. Ben. F. French, Of
that establishment, up TO the elbows in the
midst OF q most delightful but slightly embar-
RAISING pressure OF holiday riches in the shape
OF freshly arrived packages OF superb books,
portsmon aies, Photographic albums, travel
ing bags, card cases, and all sorts OF ladies'
nicknackerie, prayer books, gold pens, &c,
&c, etc etc, and We fancy that, with ali his
knowledge OF literary wares and their econon-
ic arrangement, he is Just Leeue bothered
where to find room for all this new stock on
his already crowd ded shelves, tables and cases
The Christmas editions OF standard authors,
British and American, are wonderfully varied
and rich, and the book makers have also ex-
ertsd their capabilities in the way of single
works specially adapted for illustrations and
beautiful orn anne n ta:ion, as, for example, the
thre. edition of Tennysons "Enoch Arden,'
issued by Tickpor il Fields.
Tayior caters this year for Inc little IolKs In
away that must earn their lasting gratitude.
We cannot undertake TO enumerats the list Of
superbIy illustrated new juvenile books, or
magnificent ne W editions Of cid fayorites, dis
played Tor in progress OF being dispIayeal on
his shelves, but we should imagine that II
covers everything ever yet prepared In tnis
way for the deIectation OF the young folks.
Evening star., 1864-12-17

WANTED-By respectable girl, SITUA-
w TlON as cham mbermaid or cook. in a small
private family. Address to the Star, Box No II
6tar ONCE. nov a.
Evening star., 1864-12-17

E'OR RENT-Two large and veil furnished
L ROOMS, in private family, suttble for gem
tlemen, near the Patent Office. Apply at AS cor
6th 6eci
Evening star., 1864-12-17

E'OR sALE-A RESTAURANT LEASE for three
years, with Furnished Rooms attached. ReS-
son for selling. sick ness. For particulars apply
the premises, No. north 7th street, at the bar
of the American House, On 7th street, corner Pa.
aveGue. de Is 3tt
Evening star., 1864-12-17

E'OUR FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-Suit
l. able for family wishing housekeeping. or
sc eparatsly. No. 353 street, between AZ aod
dacI
Evening star., 1864-12-17
VNREAsURY DEPARTMENT,
OFPIcH CoMPrRoLLRR OF CURRESor.
De- .AoE 4 L.

TSOR 6ALK-A Saddle HOR8E. years old tstal
rood PAGER VIII be cold low, as the .ner ~
+ ie,sipe a the city. Inquire at Murphy,s A
deo n-$ts
Evening star., 1864-12-17

CENTEk MARKET To. DAY.-Beef, best cuts;
per pound, @Cc; next, goo. Salt Beef, l5s1sc.
Dried Beef, 25c. Veal 25c. Mutton, best chops,
Csc Lamb, per pound, 25c. Pork, fresh, 25c.
Pork. corned, a5c. BACON, hams, uncut 3ic.;
sliced, 35c.; breasts, 25c.; shoulders, 25c. But
ter, 5Oa6Oc. Chickens, per pair, Si.50. Ducks,
per pair, 81 50as2 Eggs, per dozen, 5Oas0c. Gran
berries, Per quart, I5c Uucumbers. per doz !,
3oc. Green Corn, per can, 6oc- Apples, per
peck. new, 75c; Dried, 75c Turnips, per peck,
1aoGc. Potatoes, Irish. per peck. soc sweeI75c.
35c. Beans.bulter, 3nc.; white, 10alac. Radishes,
per bunch. 5aIOc. Beets, soc. per peck. Onions,
per peck. SlS0. Parsnips, per peck, 81. Carrots,
Sc. Oyster plants, 10a &c. Cabbage, per hd.,
2Oa3Jc. Lettuce, per hu., 1Oc Fish-Rock, large,
each, s2-50aS3; small, per bch, 50a60c haliout,
rer pound, 20c.; sea bass, l5c.; blue fish, 15c /,
lobster, re; sturgeon. 15n., pike, per banchi
50c.asl: perch, soc: Rye, per busheI. 81 5oa ~;
Corn Meal, 80. Ship-stuf 81. Brownstuff,
SIC. Shorts. Csc. Corn, shelled, So; in me ear,
per barrel. ssasl0. Oats, per bush 10 Hay,
Hay, sl.e0as2 90. Chestnuts, per quart, i5a2Oc.
per doz-. zoe. Spinach, per peck, soc: Peppers,
Grapes, per pound, s0e: Rabbits, per
s @d pseons per psS sse 0HnS BlGs wns ios
ducks, per pair, 81. Widgeons. per pair, 81
Celery, per bunch, l5a25c. Wild Turkeys. S2as3.
sesa 81 pc sosrn quart doz ssSoass
Pork, per pour d, 1eal9c.; Beef, 10a15c.
CRIMINAL Court, Judge Wylie.-Yesterday
tnn caSe Va Soi- L. ~. BAKER, Charged vita
Iaise Imprisonment in arresting and holding
Dr. Stewart Gwinn in Jan nary last, was con-
tinued, and after our report closed, Mr.. Jor.
dan, Solicitor OF the Treasury, testi ded that he
made an investigation OF the charges against
Or. Il. after his arrest and found NO grounds
for holding him.
On cross examination, witness stated that he
allowed Col. Baker 10 pursue his own course
in making his Investigations, and recolects
that some partially printed notes were found
In DIR. q winn's room, which was regarded as
suspicious.
The witness was subject to a lengthy cross
examination, the object being to prove that
the Treasury Department was accountable for
the arrest, for althoush b no specific orders were
given, yet the intention Of Col. Baker to arrest
GWinn was talked of previous thereto in the
presence of a number of officers and no objec-
tion was urged.
A WORD OF CAUTIoN.-The morning after
the late fall OF snow, several persons were
seriously iniured by falling unon sidewalks
Evening star., 1864-12-17

E'OR RENT-A furnished HOUSE, containing
l. good sized rooms. including large aud com
modious b iteAen; lar ge cstern in the yard
municatng BY pipes with the kitchen. The house
is known as Fairfax Cottage" !" on street south, ,
Capitol Hill; is ore square from the street cars
and two from the Capitol grounds. Price $50 per
month Appiy the premiess 3t-x
Evening star., 1864-12-17

ENOR SALE-A two story FRAME HOUSE, with
L rooms, situated ON ST., bet. 24th and 26th.
For particulars inquire Of JAMES KEENAN,. two
doors from Comm issarY Office. d.l5 st.
Evening star., 1864-12-17

L street road, lied Petworth, near the srst
toll gate in the angle oftw9 roads TIE one lead.
losd to Moptgomery County: For terms
at the beurs of o'clock and frsm to .. m.
Evening star., 1864-12-17

EOR RENT-A FARM, containing about 60 scrss,
l. in Prince Georges county, Md, four mi es
from Washin g on, D. c. and about ons mile fro m
Fort slocum. The improvements two Dwell
ings with the ne cessary on buildings Inquire of
MRS A. l.. RAY, No. IL, ID street, Georsetewn.
ID dant
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-14
BOSTON MARKET.

WEDNESDAY. Oct. lo
PLOUR.-The market Ss, been quite dill Tor
Fionr throughout the week. e. 50 a :. for West
.rn superhns a. q 9 80 for common extras; - Is
q 10 Is Tor medium do; and $40 81 n q ~ for good
and choice including Canada. tennessee, Ohio and
Michigan. Corn Meal =, steady with small 'aies
u good shipping brands AZ g 80 v bhl.
GRAIN.-Iu Corn no material change o notice.
Western mixed has been st 81 O. e bush. oats
have been In moderate demand with sales st - q
&c y bush for Northern aud Canada. Rye is dull
ats 80 n 81 p hushel. White Beans are dull At
s2Na51 y bushel FOR common and good blue pod
sud q % 6z75 for marrow and extra pea. Shorts
60 e q; Fine Feed si7 r 81 and Mddlings are
scsrce.
hAY.-There have been sales OF Eastern 81 i3o
> ton cash.
PKONIsI0Ns.-The market for PORK remains
without material chsuge. Sales, prime at as a
41t mess at s;I a g. and clear at SIS a q = Dbl,
cssa. Beef Is dull ct S. q q Ns mess ana extra
mes-. including Eastern and Western and 80 n
= f.r family. Lard =, a k.:c e 4, cssh, in bhis.
and ,isrees Smoked Hams s q &c y 70, cash, a.
toouslity Butter Is dull and prices have eased Of
Sale II New Yors and Vermont diaries At IS u ic.
FOR good and choice. aud common AT Is ats6c - In
cheese there have hcsn sales nj IS a 8 y D. as
to quality.
WOOL-The market i dull and inactive and
prices Of Domestic Fleece have again eased 81 5
cents /, p The sales hsve been $4,000 rs at from
e. I, CSC. = n. Prices II common and fine Fleece
may be quoted from - n 95c y 70, but many hold
srs are not Offering. except st higher prices
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-14


The Hcraid's correspondent with Gen.
Sheridan avs The retrograde movement Of
the army was not determined upon until al
ter the rebel army had been broken and
driven from the Valley, and the Valley IT.
self rendered untenable for another retel
army bv the destruction Of all tine Torn g.
grain. Sc. Il contained.
Gen. Sheridan then Eithd-ev ne proer To
be nearer his base Of supplies, as hi, 5ufsis-
tence had to be drawn IN wagons almost 100
miles. No considerable number Of the enc
my were seen until the eth inst. when a
large body al ca7air- under Ru-=cr appeared.
They attacked portion OF our oa-air7 md
were handsomely repulsed. still they hi'on-
acked near by for the night
In tine morning Gen. Sheridan ordered our
cavalry 60 settle this new cavalry general
which Torbert AZ once proceeded To- do.
Gen. Clusters and Merritt'- divisions
formed sud back their positions. Gen Gus
tor druy" the enemy took mile 20 q strong
position on a brook where they determined
to make stand. Gen. Custer threw Ia his
whul. command making three charges and
the last carried the position ~ assault.
St the same time q junction was formed
with Merritt when skirmishius ensuet until
DAVIS brigade succeeded in striking the
rebels ou the flank. producing CONSERVATION
in the rebel ranks. in Merritt's front. The
whole division line then pushed forward and
the rebels broke and lied in o perfect panic.
Pursuit Was gwen ami the guns, caissous,
wagons. cattle and several hundred prisoners
were CAPTURED. They were pursued through
Woodstock. Finburg and Nj jackson, a
distance ct over 20 miles.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-14
SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
Br TrLEeRarn To TINS Fans Pass.
WELLINGTON, Oct. 5.


4 Macon despatch Of the % ul,. says
Shernau's cavalry lett Atlanta two days aso
passing of to the right.
Rebel Eapcrs If the 2sth alt. have rumors
from two different sourccs ihai tho Yankee
force have occupied Griffin
80 Davis made speech r. ,iueJu on tine
22d in which he said Sherman would soon he
forced to retreat and that the scenes oi the
retreat from Moscow would be re-enac;ed.
One hundred and ninety Yankee officers
eft Charleston on the 25tb TO he exchanged
They went to Loyejoy, 6s.
The rebel Gen. Forrest has been made
Lieut.. General and Chiet Of cavalry for the
Army OF Tennessee
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-14

ROJGH A TRIAL OF MANY
years snd through every nation of civilized men,
Aver Cherry Pectorsl has been found to afford
more relief and TO cure more cases Of pulmonary
dis,.s. than any other remedy known to mankind.
Gases Of apparently settled Consumption have
been cured by it, snd thousands Of sufferers who
were deemed beyond the reach Of human aid have
been restored to their friends and usefulness, to
sound health and the enjoyments Of life, by this all
powerful sniidote 10 diseases Of The lungs and
throat Here q cold had settled on the lungs. The
dry. hacking cough, the CLASSY eye, and the pale
thin features or him who lately usty and strong
whisper To all hut him Consumption. He tries
,very thing but the disease is gnaWins at his
vitals and shows il fatal symptoms more and more
over all his frame. lie IL taking the Cherry Pecto-
raj now il has stopped his cough and made his
breathing easy his sleep is sound at night his sp-
petite returns aud with it his strength. The dart
which pierced his side is broken. Scarcely any
neighborhood can he found which has not some
living trophy like this to shadow forth the virtues
which have won for the Cherry Peotorsl an imper-
ishable renown. But It, usefulness does not end
here. Nay, IL aecompli-hes more by prevention
thsn cure The countless colds snd coughs which
II cures are the st"d Nhleh NouiA nav P'H' i'''
a dreadful harvest Of iucurshle diseases Influenza,
Group Bronchitis. Hoar,eness Peurisy, Whoopiug
Couch. and all .rfitstions Of the throat and lungs
are easily cured by the Cherry Pectora It taken in
season Ever family should have IL nv them, ana
10y ri ;iad 70 invaluable protection from the in
,i.iau. prczler elich cares n the parent sheep
from many a loci. the darling LAMB fIon many =
bone.
ars,.sr--. o., Is. o. c. AYE Co. Practical AID
sn.iy,e.l Chemists. lowell alsss snd old IN al
Drug .sf- everywhere