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SThe people OF New Hampshire are sur.
prised that their quota lacks over 1900 men Of
being filled, though ii was supposed they had
already put into the field all the men req uired
~As many as a thousand Of the Pope's SOL
diers recently applied to the American Con.
sui to be received into our service.
~ A girl named Emma Smith, IL years old,
had three children at q birth at Leo-nin lister,
&. E, and plunged them into a slop pail as
soon they were bern. She is in custody.
6A servant girl in Oxford lately fell out OF
bed in fit, and was suffocated by the bed
clothes which she pulled over her in the fall
- Peni, rid, rice-rsrSG, suggests the New
Bedford Mercury, on Mr.. Blair's return from
Richmond.
~The Irrepresslbie Boxer has attacked
Fort Fisher after Porter, and waves string of
verses over its ruins as long as your arm. The
Philadelphia Pr SIS has secured them.
SrIn the Paris Archives OF Justice there are
36O,oO full and accurate reports of cases Of
suicide, every one OF which contains all letters
or scraps OF writing left by the self murderer
which relate to his crime
~ John Steel lied the other day in PhiIadeI-
phia, from the kick OF horse He was the
wealthiest man in Pennsylvania. Income,
$1,000 day from OIL
6Thirty. three OF the French war vessels
are TO be disarmed
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SHERMAN's MARCH.-The London Times
having received the full accounts of Sherman's
march through Georgia and his capture of
Savannah, warns the rebel sympathizers that
'it would be impOlitlc to despise such an enc
my as Sherman IN his present position, where
ne has the support OF the fleet, and can turn
whithersoeyer he pleases," and adds:
q" As military exploit, Sherman's march
on Savannah contrasts favorably with the
battles in Virginia in May last. In these en-
gagements the slaughter was enormous. and
reckoned by thousands and tens of thousands
Yet nothing was gained by the carnage. Even
At an earlier period Of the war the repetition of
drawn or indecisive battles, after obstinate
lighting aud immense losses, gave n peculiar
character to the military reports. They became
II once monotonous and repulsiye. The bat
ties seemed more like the encounters of armed
and savage mobs, able to massacre each other
but 10 gam none of the advantages for which
'strsgic human creatures are supposed to con-
tend when they fight under skilful discretion
The battles we refer 10 resembled each other
so much in sacrifice of life and uselessness that
II requires an effort even to remember their
names. The northern states entered into the
war with strong faith in great armies and
hard fighting, accepting the terrible returns
OF killed and wounded as the inevitable cost
OF war. Yet the most remarkable exploit
during four years of conflict has been achieved
by comparatively small army, with loss of
only fftieth part Of its numbers
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@Colonel Gowan, Of Boston, coming down
from ST. Petersburg, through Georgia and Cir
eassia, when in the neignborhood Of the sea OF
AZof, stumbled upon some wells which the
natives were working in a very Indifferent
way, and which the Colonel bought. He then
came TO Paris and London, oIganized a COM
pany, sent cut men to work the wells, and
ships to carry 10 London and Liverpool the
products, and they are now paying handsome
dividends. But what is more surprising STILL
the Colonel in returning lately from the Black
Sea to Paris, stopped on the way at the Island
OF Sam os, on the eastern shore of the Nediter-
rakean. where he found and bought another
oil we'll. What is still more curious, this well
was spoken of by Herodotus, the great Greek
historian, four hundred and fifty years before
Christ, and from that day to this no one has
thought OF turning to Use this important dis
covery. Colonel Gowan has bought fifteen
acres OF ground at the ordinary price Of land on
the island.
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THE EVENING STAR
Now to Dress for a Photograph.

A lady or gentIeman, having made up her or
his mind to be photographed, naturally con-
siders, in the first place, how to be dressed
so as TO show OF TO the best advantage This
Ie nv 20 means such an unimportant 10 atrer as
many mig ut imagine Let me offer few words
Of advice ton ching dress. Orange color for q
certain opucai reasons, is, photograp hicaliy,
black. Blue is " hits; other shades or tones ct
color, and proportionably darker or lighter as
they contain more or less OF these coiors The
progressive scale. OF Photographic color COM
mences with the lightest. The order stands
thus-white. light blue, violet, pink. mauye,
Ozark blue, lemon, blue green, leather bound,
brown, purple, red, amber, maroon, orange,
dean black. Complexion, has to be much con-
sidered in connection with dress Blondes
can wear much lighter color thar br unettes;the
latter always present better pictures in dark
dresses. hit neither look well ip positive
white. Violent contrasts OF color should be es-
peciaily guarded against
In photography brunettes possess great ad.
vantage over their fairer sisters The lovely
golden tresses lose all their transparent bril-
liapcy, and are represented black; willis: the
is misery to the photographer: for II is pnt
entirely out. The simplest and most effective
way OF removing the yellow color from the
hair is to powder 1t nearly white and it is thus
brought TO about the same PHOTOGRAPHIC tint a
in nature. The same rule, OF course, applies
10 compilations.
A freckle quite invisible at short distance,
Is. on account Of its yellow color, rendered
most painfully distinct when photographed
The puff box must be called into the assistance
fine art. Here let me intrude one word of
general advice. Blue, as we have seen, is the
most readily affected with light and yellow the
kast; II therefore, you would keep your com
plexIon clear ard free from tan frsckies, whilst
taking your delightful rsmblss at the sea- side,
discard by all means the blue veil, and substi-
tute a dark green or yellow one in its stead.
Blue tulle offers no moro obstruction to the
actDic rays of the sun than white. Half yard
OF yellow net, though perhaps not very be-
erahly cheaper than quart OF kalydor.-Au
the Year Round.
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TTREAsURY DEPARTMENT.,

WASHINGTON. December 81, 1854.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to
the undersigned. it las been made to appear that
The N6IicHdf Bank Of CnrpeTce, Of Ge0r gEt0rN, in
the City Of Georssto,ra, in the county of Washias
ten and DistTi6 Of Co'Rmsia, has been duly or
OF the act of Congress entitled IAN act to provide
aNatiopal Currency, secured by pledge of United
and redemption thereof" approved June 3. 1854,
and has com piled with all the provisions of said
msncing the business of banking under said act:
New, therefore. i, Hu Eh MeCuiloch, Com ptsollsr
National Bank Of Commerce of Geo1gstonn, in the
City Of Geo7gGotcr. in the county Of Washinston
mencs the bu,iness Of banking under the act
aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
of Off this thirty tyst day of December. 1854
Isl HUGH MeOULLOCH,
ian 2-ex Comptroller of the Currney.
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- Under the new calculation of the Pro-
yost Marshal General the State Of Rhode Is
land is called upon TO furnish l,i59 men. But
few days ago the Governor fwho had con-
ferred with the War Department. exultingly
proclaimed that the gallant little State was
"ont of the draft" The new decision creates
q very natural surprise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-01

SAn interesting tIial is going on at Port
land. Me. John M. Adams, editor of the Port.
land Argus, sues Newell Foster, of the Port
land Press. for libel, i'm consequence of an art
icle in the Press, in March, 1863, charging the
plaintiff With being q "raitor." The plaintiff
says he only brings the suit TO vindicate him.
self and his good name
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i DETECTION OF ooUNTHRFEITERs
TREAsunY DEPARTMENT, I

S0LICIfoRS OFFICE, Oct. 70, GS4.S
Congress, by act passed at its last session
PLACED considerably sum of money at the dispose
of the Secretary of the Treasury, to be employed
in the prosecution Of measures for the DIGESTION
and punishment of persons engaged in counter
feiting Treasury notes. fractional currency and
other securities OF the United States. This fund
Is DEVOTED to the payment Of rewards to detectives
and others through whose fundamentally often
ders brought to Justice; and its ad mnstration
and the conduct of the measures referred to are
placed, by order of the seere tary under the imme
date supervision of the undersigned, to whom all
communications relating thereto, or to the
offences indicated. should be addressed. Liberal
rewards have already been paid to several parties
who have aided in the apprehension of counter
II is hoped that the stimulus thus offered, added
TO the interest which all good citizens must feel in
the suppression of crimes tending to impair the
credit Of the national securities, and thus embar
rass all business operations. will induce the earn.
est co operation Of all capable of aording any aid
in the efforts being made by the Department for
the attainment of that desirable end; 1t is espsc-
facts i'm portant to be Known By the Department,
concerning such offences, will communicate them
fully and prom pity to the undersigned.
Publishers of newspapsrs throughout the eoun-
try will render essential service to the Govern
ment and the pab bic by giving conspieIens ppbli-
nov1 6tDsmW Solicitor of tho Treasury.
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O, w. BOTHER. JNO. ". B0THL1R
9. W. BOTELER & son,
IMPORTERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
CHINA, GLASS AND CROoKERY WAR;,
TABLE CUTLERY, SILVER.PLATED WARE.
BRITANNIA WARE, BLOCK TIN GOODS,
TIN CHAMBER SETS. COAL OIL LAMPS,
JApANNED WALTERS. DOOR MATS.
YEATHIR DUsTERs. BRUsHES.
WOOD WARE, AND
HOUsEKEEPFNG ARTICLES GENERALLY.
~ HOUSES. HOTELS. AND STEAMBOATS,
FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE.
SIS IRON HALL,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
l7.socm between 9Th and 10th sts
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D1ANos AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

r. g. MITZEROTT, corner Pa. Az ana iitn 81.
The largest Musical ESTABLISHMENTS
and only Importing house in the Disn1"
square PIANOS, Of which we have Just received .
new assortment, Making our stock Is instrs,nents
aasor TIM emit than can be found 1t any other axen-
oy Of this house Ia the country. Besides these.
Brothers make on hand. We are the sole agents
Of Mason Haplin's Justly celebrated CABINET
clio to $500 Prince Co.'s MELODEoNs.
Purehasips exclusively for cash, We are enabled
to Sell at the lowest figures for cash. and upon &C
com mod ating terms.
Old Pianos taken in exchange. tuned and re
haired oc6
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ORPHANS COURT, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
John P. Tuton, executor Of Thomas Risgles, de-
eea,ed, the sxec9tor afoEesaia has has; with the
ington county. Aforesaid, appointed Statue.
DAY, the 18th Dag Of JsnuaFy, 1855, for the final
of said deceased and of the assets in hand, far
as the same have been collected and turned into
money; when and where all the creditors and heirs
of said deceased notified to attend, TAT the Or
phans, Court of Washington County aforesaid }
otherwise by law Sc excluded from all benefit in
said deceased's estate provided copy Of this or
der be published once 8 week for three weeks in
the Evening STAR previous to the said 18th day Of
Test z. c. ROBBINS.
ia 7-lawSw Register of Wills.
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PERSONAL.

~ ADAME FLEMING, FROM EUROPE, HAS
1sA taken rooms ~ the coIne of and street;
can be ccnfuited from m until 9p m, on the
part, present. and future. Price 81. du sotees
to give satisfaction. jan 0-lm
Mars. H. WRIGHT, CbAIRvOYANr AND
lVk Natural Magnetic Physician, heals BY - lay
ing on hands, trt,helt Drugs, avery phase OF Ner
Disease, Blind ness. Daafuess Rheumatism.
PARALYSIS. spinal Curvature, Dyspapsis Liver
No. Sal ST., near Patent Office. jan To- Inn
MRS. BReoKFIKLD, of Kansas, can be coo-
I'VE suited On tne Past, Present and Future events.
NJ her room, on the northwest corner of 9Th and L
sts She has studied under enc of the most cefe
brsted Astr. logers of the age She guarantees
tstisfaction to all these who may give her call.
dollar. IN III iu1t
nR BACKER THE Hosr WONDERFUL AsrRoL-
~ oGkR, No. 410 9Th street, bat d and q fup
stairs) gives full and thorough information CON
corning all affairs through lite, with aad 10 re-
sard to Heath Wealth and Msrrisg-, Love Affairs,
Journeys. Lsw Suits, Absent Friends, Sickness and
Death. br. Baeker can be censuited from in the
morniI G till Gin the evening. jail Inn
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT TO FEMALES
4 eEFFERtNG With DISEASES PECULIAR
TO TIE sEX.-MADAME MENAH. after Il years
practices in New York, has taken rooms in this
city, No. 225 18th street west where she will treat
such ca les. Her practice Is different from any in
this city. VIII give reference and certificates
fcient to convince the most fastidiOus Of her
successful treatment in femals Diseases. Patients
will be visited at heir residences il necessary.
Cnarges reasopaele Hours of consultation from
Having been su fFerer from the above disease my.
self. deem it duty and privilege TO offer my ser.
vices to like sufferers. Jan 4-im*
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NEW BOOT AND sHOn sToRR.-s

W oHAs. B. BAYLY Il CO.. W
sEs 27S PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
set lith and 18th sts., near the Kirkwood House
would respectfully inform their Friends and the
Public, that they viii open
On HONDAY, October II, 1864,
fine snd new assortment Of
LADIES, GBNTLDMAN, MISSES, BOYS, AND
CHILDRpE BOOTS AND SHOES,
made Up IN the Latest and most Fashionable style
We viii sell at reasonable prices, and hope, By
trct attention and integrity, to merit fair shar
Of the Public patronage.
Particular attention has been paid to the Ladiss
Department of the business, and We can safslv
boast Of one Of the finest assortment Of
LADIES BOOTS AND SHOES
iB the city,
OHAs B. BA7LY l. CO.,
oc H-H No. avs Penn. Az. bet lltA and Eth sts
V'REAsURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE CONPTROLLBR OF CURRENCY.
WARRINGTON, December IA, 1854.
whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to
TIE Merrhdn;s National Bank Of Wdsain. ton, in the
Guy Of Rashtnsto.t, ia the county Of WaShington
AID Distritt Of CoiHnr5ia has seen duly organised
s to seTde o.
States bonds, and rSovide for the Circulation and
M S a:
CURED to be complied with before commencing the
business of bank king under said act:
Ter Of the cafreney do HEREBY Certify that 4as
M7ckanls' National Bank 81 Waskinete.. in the
City Of WASHINGTON, in the county OF WIshtngton
and 5isnist Of Colan,5ta, is authorized te com
In testimony whereof. witness my hand and seal
Of once this fourteenth III Fl HpMG .umt lSss
dec B-deet Comptroller of the Currency
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Jos1PH REYNOLDS 4 90.

JO4lPH REYNOLDS 90,
PLUKBERS, GAS, AND STEAA EsTfERS,
No. 500 NIHxH sflIl1, near avenue.
Have Just received, and wiz constantly Keep On
kend, the largest and best assortment In the eity
OF Chandeliers, Brackets, Drop Lights, PortabIes
Glass Globes mica and other Shades, and ali arti-
slss In this line, from the best establishments In
New York, Philadelphia, DO, which viii Be sold
on the most reasonable terms.
Also, RANGlS. FURNACES. and Hre-Boafd
Stoves.
We are prepared to furnish the best RANGE In
ess anywhere, on very reasonable terms, Hotels.
Restaurants, &C., are invited to call,
We do all kinds Of GAS and sTHAA ettinsE
PROMPTLY and cheap, As Also everything In the
Gall and see our Bathing Tubs RountAins Water
Closets Wash stands, Basins At., &C., st N 10. soc
establishment In the city. 70 2-soH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-01

7 ARGE MAP OF GEORGIA. COMPILED under
IL the direction Of the General Assembly one
cory only; backed with cotton. Also, large Mar
SfSouth Carolina. For sale BY
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

DR.. CHEE SEMAN'S PILLS.
The combination of ingredients in these Pills is
the result of long and extensive practice. They
are mild in their opsratio and canaot do harm to
the NEST delicate; certain in correcting all irrsgu
larities, Painful MenstruStiop, removing all OBJ
structons, whether from cold or otherwise, head :
ache. pain In the side, agitation OF the heart,
pain in the back and limbs, &C., disturbed aleep,
which arise from inter- ption of Dature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
ment Of ir eeularites and obstructions which have
and Thsn.vsF an obstrustsn takes place the gen
81 F $685. 18th
Il. 81 =. NJ
~ DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
have been ss:naa ns, ssmss ever Thirty
classes sSsy are invaluable. ssassinx. ,yiis es1,
have At
snm e the country having the sanction Of
s sr n s,sa s seS ss5he Pro one Deas
'i foh = ss sfGI9'tPs ARi rs STSss%s
solya hsIitcs sdss prsHH sI Snrs
Moan. IAc6iss 1n hy Brig Gsnl VIM
Casey Infantry Tactics, vols scottS Infsntsv
by Wilson Infantry Tactics soa so, ~ss
,Iosps. Monros's Company DEIli ana Rssopst
Light Ii fantry duty. London. Maltona Comoossnn
Maneuvres, loi don. Cautions for COMPANY am
ing ssrseants, London. Nations of ski.
mishinF London. Nations Light Drill, London
lar Company Drill, London. nm
JUVENILE BOOKs.-The Tiger Prince. Tn
Boy and the Financier. Life in the Woods. Ro.
mantle Belinds. Bob Roy Boys adventure,
among the Inedlkins. Edith Prescott Irvina
Stories. Bernice. Kate EimS.e 1880
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SECRIF DISEASES! SECRET DISEASES
AMARIT AN'S GIFT
SAMARIFANS GIFT

THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER US
YES, A Positive Cure" for
GON0RHE4 GLEET, STRUCTURES,
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury
OaIy Ten Pills to be Token to Effect Care.
asy unpleasant taste, and will not in any way in
lure the stomach or DO wells 81 the most delicate.
in - twenty four hours" Prepared by q graduate
eminent Doctors and Chemists Of the present day;
EXPOSURE. NO TROUBLE. NO CHANGE WHATEVER.
or who have been sorged with Balsam Copavia, or
Mercury "yS !aaxARITANs GIFT.
Sent by mail in plain envelope.
Price-Male packages, 81. Female, s.
FLOOD! BLo0Dli BLOoR!!x
81 FEs sSAhfs Dl RGIts sf kd
SA4ARITAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICES
Hed e 81 Hpsi e Ho'sSsis the
sAMARITANs RoeT AND HERB JUT0E is 8
.na
50 that r.
ds and be beaed and do to pos
'sr'' for % Seif aoT after
III HERE
x as .s IS al IT, BAD sss
FEMALBsl FEMALEsl
males suffer. the ROOT AND HERB yTIoss is
Whites. n bssrins, down, railins Fl tie Womb,
pssS :; saS sa al u Bottles
'i " sAMARITAN,s CHANoRH WASH.
DESMOND & CO.. Box Isl Philadelphia Post
Sold by 8. CALVERT FORD. crrner llth st. and
d HENRY EfhsYs COOK. Alexandra. may s-tf
TR1EsEMAR-preteo.sd BY Royal Letters Pat:
the Ecois Dc Phsrmssis de Paris, and the impsrisi
Tressnar Ne Is The eectu. remedy fer Relax.
H Ne and Q. iss
mar No; is the infaliibis rem esy for ali I'm eari
the use Of meTcury and al other deIetssious insrs
able Lo1ense. Secured from shs effects climate
and changes OF n H n ana in M
,our Is g. b7dsa
ministered By VaIpeau, sallamanda, Rouz, &C.,.
Wholesale and retail BY DR.. BARROW. Ne. 1874
BE fe sf be had also Of s. G. FORD No. 900 Pa ave-.
corner 18th street sep 96m
". CONFIDENTIAL,
certain secret hsSiss 9s s unit them for Sssi
ness pleasure, the duties of married life; also
their years before placing thsmssi YES under The
sTcRET Lase. @ lesrs
sometdhips of Importance by pssusins THE Secret
Sent to any address. in sealed envelope en- re-
''i'' Of r'snss oIS Ssnt. AWE CO..
del4-ly Boston, Mass.
ITAPPINEsS OR MISERY-THAT is THE
II QUE TION-The pro prietors of the "PARI-
SIAN CABINET OF WONDERS, ANATOMY, and
MEDICINE" have ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of ex-
humanity four Of their most instructive and in
terestine Lectures on Marriage and Its qualidca-
digestion, Weakness, Depression. or ignorance Q!
Physiology and Natures Law. These invaluable
saving thousands, and will be forwarded free on
the receipt of four stamps. by addressiug Sse,ayy
Broadway. New York IN 1-1y
4 IMli LIMll .LfNlE an nov prsparsd 70
IL deliver fxeah burned P0TOMA0 LINZ. pre-
& ccstsst VIII tSs &c,
4O YS. av. aad toek CrooG BridSs,
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L. once ago Penn'a avenue,

IL Once ago Penn'a avenue,
between ~ and 9Th streets,
GLEET BIO 30. SYPHILIS. STRUCTURE, SEMI
NAL WEAKNESS, INFLAMEO BLADDER,
DISEAsE OF The LUNGS. LIVER. KIDNEYS,
&c.,&c
Having b ad many years experience In the prac-
tice of those diseases the doctor bids defiance to
all com petition in tn cir treatment and cure.
Recent cases of veneresl diseases ourei in ono or
two days Ladies and gentlemen can consult him
At his Off ce from 9to O'Clock daily. de24 3m$
w. PHYsICi AN AND SURGEON.
dec 9-t 435 Iith street, between g and Fl.
THE BEST EVIDENCE THAT PRINCE. ISL
i street, is the ONLY practical STA MPER in
the District, is that he daily "a to do over work
that s botched at other called stamping places.
He bss the largest and finest assortment Of Pat
terms ever offered here. Making his own Patterns,
him, nov 23-tf
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CUMBERLAND AND ANTHRA0ITl COAL,
LUMBER, &C., DC.
WILLIAM R. SNOW & CO..
1O7 Water street. Geor getown, D. O.,
Have for sale at Wholesale snd retail,
1000 Tons CUMBERLAND COAL.
1000 Tons ANTHRACITE GOAL.
Also, large amount Of very superior Oak
Ash and Hickory
LUM B Err,
of every description.
All Of which will be sold on reasonable terms
All orders left at our ONCE or addressed to Us
through the Post Once will receive prompt atten.
ton. WIN. r. SNOW & CO.,
LOT Water screet.
decs-+m Georgetown, D. O.
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II STRENGTH TO TIE WEAK
ID YOUTH TO THE AGEDl
BI0KRENE,
OR
LIFE REJUVENATOR,


This preparation is une qualled as n Reiuvenater
and RettOrer of wasted or inert functions.
TIE as ed should be certain to make the Biokrene
youthful in feeling and in strength, aud ENABLE
them to live ever ae hin the das of their pristine
JOY It not only exhilarstes but siren gtheus, AID
1s really an Invaluable blessin e, especially to those
WHO have been reduced to condition of sarYility.
self buse misfortune. Or ordinary sickness. No
matter what the csnse of i'm potency of any human
ergan this superb preparation will remove the
effect at once and forever.
BiOKRENE
CURES IMPofENoY. GENERAL DEBILITY. NsRvous
PETITE. Low SPIRIT, WEAKHEss OF TIE ORGANS OBJ
GEEERATIoN, TMBECILTTY, MENTAL INDoLESOE,
EVACUATION. ESNUI. 1T HAS MOsT DELIGHTFUL,
DESIRABLE AND NOVEL EFFECT UPON THE NER-
ted by nervous disabilities earnestly advised to
seek cure in this most excellent and uneauslled
PREPARATION.
Persons who. by In prudence have lost their
BIOKRENE.
The FEEBLE. the LANGUID, the DESPAIR
ING the OLD nh ould give this valuable discovery
other articles for the same pur poses.
TO FEMALES This preparation is invaluable
in nervous weaknesses Of al kinds. it will re-
store the wasted strength with wonderful perma-
nence.
= It is also grand tonic and viii give relief in
Dyspepsia with the irst dose A brief persistence
In its use will renovate the stomach to degree Of
perfect health and Danish Dy spepsis forever
One dollar per bottle, or six bottles for S.. SOLD
BIT DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
HUTCHINGS & HILLYER, Froprietors,
II G. dar street. New YORK:
Sold by 8. G. FORD, corner llth street II
dec 9eoly,a ard Pennsylvania ave. u