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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24

Physsiass wonder 1t the extraordinary rover
OF RAILWAYS RKNOyATING REsOLyESr in
curing the worst form. Of scrOfulOus syphilOid
Chronic skin diseases, and its marvellous power in
resolving calculous ooncretions, ArordinE inme-
dfs.e relic and consequent CT Diseases Of the
Kidney, Bladder. Liver, Lungs. Panoreas, Spleen
Its rapid influence in The cure Of D abetes Inoonti
uence or scsnty, turbid, abuminous, cloudy urine;
tts almost instant en- cscy in stopping itching and
painful discharge Of urine, aud its singular power
in curing discharges from the Ut-ru. and Urerhrs
Leucorrhss. Bloody Urine. and other unhealthy
and weakening dischsrses,-ani inquire wherein
the sARSAPARILLIAN used in the Renoystinz
Resolyeut differs from ordinary SarsaearfI!ass
ssrsapsrilisn s the only principle in sarsApariIla
that Possesses oNTi.tce properrtes: al other psrte
Of the root are neIt and useless One ounce Of the
extract obtained under DR. Railways new process
Tor extracting the curA tye properties from yegets-
hle substances Contains more Of the true principle
Of cure than % lbs. Of the ordinary roofs
sARsAPARILLIAN IS ONLY On. Of the ipgreaf-
ents that forms this truly wonderful medicine and
ii is the osly compromising remedy that communi-
Gates It's purifying. cleansing and reinvigOrating
properties through the BLOOD, SWEAT URINE
and other secnetions, securing Harmonious func-
donsl action Of every deprsved organ and gland in
The system. If the blood is corrupt, the Rssolvent
vii make Il pure. Ii the Lungs are liberated ana
sore secreting thick phlsgm. AID prure!ent matter
the tesolyent will loosen this deposit and repa.r
the wasting lung with sound ana healthy material
II the Skin is covered With pin pes spets psstues
sores, ulcers, SC, the Resolvert will c-iesly r.
move these al noys II mercsry i deposited 10
the bones and has accumulated ia TIE system. the
beeoyeUt viii drive IL out. II the thros, or Grop
chiSl Glands are liberated, the ResOlTent viii cure
these signs Il al early waste Direct rene si.s Dos
sessing only exclusive Properties, are hurtful a.
they increase the functional secretious Of one organ
BY suspendins the constituent secretions OF .flers
hence, compenssting remedy like the Resolyent
10 the only means of . Permanent cure.
BEAR IN MIND THAT EVERY DROP OF
BLOOD impregnsted with the Resolvent and alb
sorbeo TO supply the waste Of the body, will make
pure, sound and healthy fesh aud hbre The first
dose that 10 taken commences it work OF puriae.-
ton and increasing the appetite and desh
REMARKABLE CCREi
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Snlokino liams

received new idea from Mr.. Locke in re-
gard 20 smoking hau1S. Let the hans Tarnein
frozen and wrapped IN pap-Ts-- through TIE
cold weather. In the spring, smoke Your par
rel oy gradualy burning under II, when in
Verted. bus mel OF corn, then rinse the barrel
With warm water that Is 10 De used III maxim.
the brine For one huEoIe.i pounds OF meat,
use ten pounds Of salt, TWO quarts molasses,
TWO ounces saltPe'rs. with water enough IL
cover The meat. Scaid the brine, skim II. and
put II with the hams, packed in tns smDx-d
barrel. Treated IN this way the hams have tue
taste OF smoke meat, without smoking. and Will
Keep, like other salt meat, through the summer
COT- Neto England Fdra4r
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New Virginia CreeP-r-Ampelopsis Veit-

This Is i miniature folisge variety of our
virginia creeper, which ciIngs 10 sAy build
ing with the tenacity OF the strOngestivy aud
Producing in great profuSion its dense fJiIage
Of glossy green, shaded With purple, came.
fan a. G. -lmald great attention. Iti. of ex-
eeeClnCIy rapid growth, requires nc mailing,
and fTora earliest spring il produces Its beau-i-
fUl purple tinted leaves so thickiv as TO for n
the EOsj perfect coatIng where yer i. is planted,
The young shoots bang quite purple The
leaves are sometimes .yitsd into three parts
and are sometimes entire, turLing red in au-
tUmn, similar 10 the old kind. II was intro.
reed by Messrs. Nritch, and long received
nrst class certificates and prizes the great
shows n LCndOn.-HCcsy's AdJc-iRs
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Don't Try t. Winter too much Stock

Let every farmer now prepare eith-r 10 get
rid of his surplus stock or 70 store enough fed
= Keep II all through the winter. It's aston
IshIng how many farmers Inere are who habit
nally Undertake 10 get through the winter
with Lose stock than they can properly feed
III gTf>> lows 2 ain If you have ten. fffte- o.
~ eLtE or thirty head Of horses and cattle ard
are not positively certain that you have enoueh
hay. straw, stalks, &c, 20 keep them all in I'D
order till spring, dispose of them before cold
weather sets ID; " IKE arrangements Low -
that you viii not De caught with birEyards
foil of lean cattle aud empty news in the
month OF February and March
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OBEAPIR THAN 7TH STREET
CHEAPER THAN ANY STRICT

Many persons suppose, without invest eating
thst they can buy cheaper eth street, or In small
shops, than they can on the Avenue at an extern
sive fret class establishment. This 10 entirely q
mistske, and q very costly one, as any one can see
on q moments reflection, or, what is a great de
better, by q perso aal examination. 1t stands to
reason that q SINGLE FIRM, having CoNpLErR
STOCK Of verifying in their line, with an ExpH-
RIENcE OF MANY YEARS, BUYING LARGELY in tn
CHEAPEST MARKETS, and doing q handsome bust
ness Of $500 coo PER YEAR, can sell goods ut LESS
PROFIT, and Of course Q GREAT DEAL LOWER, than
they eau possibly be sold BY ten diferen. firms,
whose s.OckS iroon,pl who buy in small lots
and conseQ IDENTITY At iighey prices, and whs mus
pay from their diridsi profits the combined exps,,,
of ten separate business stands ard fifteen or tcsa,v
different domestic eStabItShDssH's.
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Scratches in Horses.

A correspondent OF the Country Geutlemar
sends that Journal the following recipe, whi "a
De Pronounees, 1.-The best Tnedicine that can bI
made" for the ailment above named:
-Four ounces ointment Of rOsIn: one Ia
ounces finely ground yerdigris; two ounces
tuTpenhne;one-hal ounce oil OF or, gan UNI; one
half ounce uncture OF iSdine; one aud one-hal
pound mutton tallow. MIX All well. VAST
the foot clean with CASTLE soap and soft wate :,
and apply the ointment after the foot econ o.,
cry once a day will Dc sufficient TO apply "a
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Massachusetts Agricultural Co,,.

In addition 70 the course of lectures now N
progress AT the Agriculture Coilege, by Dr
Gutter and Mr.. Flint, the Amherst Record ar :
nounces thar DIR. Suckney of Easton, one OF :hs
best veterinary surgeons IN America. IS TO d, \.
liver course Of lectures UPON the diseases o.
domestic animals. beginning on N. Monds '
afier Thanksgiving. Manual labor for tn : =
phomore class has been suspea9-d mt afieI
THANKSGIVING, ON account OF the iectnTts--N
y. fdym>r.
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Hashed Ref ar Nustau

Shce and brown one large onion with a small
Plees OF ou'ter IA an iron saucepan: then add
SneeasPoonlul OF moist sugar, which also
pIo"n well Mix IN q small cup a dessert
spoonioI OF hour with a little W lter Pour
,nls inIo the saucepan, mix well, and add A
oreakiast cupini OF good, plain, ba-f or veal
gfaNy, surfing oeeas ionally. Cut your cold
beef or mutton isto thin slices pepper n. and
put into Tie saucepan with a bunch of sags
LIT he whole stew until it oils Ssrye Nm
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Vinegar from Appl,.

me superor excellence Of vinegar made
IT., appIes Is well known DIR. CIaxx-tt Of
s' ssisd ~ the last meeting OF the
AmsTlcan POmolOgical SOCIETY. hxt ,,. m ss. tn
Inleiitc1 iror too defective for market, and
tnat HOE hls small orchard he thus makes two
~ NJ Va 81 y kaiioHs Of ylEsgar. DIR. Nielsen of
AMI eOnflcersoie experisnee he tnds that
faibsrlng tue imperfect :ruii as last a n falI.
Ior making vinegar, diuinisles the rayaz.s of
HE ." P'SH1-
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WOMAN.

Females. owing 20 the peculiar and important
relations hich they sustain their peculiar organ
izstion, and the Offices they perform are subject 10
many suferings. Freedom from these contrtbate
IN small degree TO their hap piness and velfsre
for none can be happy who are Ill. Not oaly %,
but OF these various female com plafnts can
long be suffered TO run on without involving the
eeber 81 health of the individual and ere long pro-
dHcine permanent sickness and premature decline.
Nor 10 IL pleasant to consult . physician Tor the
relief of these various delicate Affections and only
upon the most urgent necessity will . true woman
so far sacrifice her greatest charm ss to do tuis
The sex will then thank Us for placing n their
hands simple specifics which win be found EN-
cacioHs in relieving and curing almost every one
OF those troublesome complaints peculiar 10 tse
sex.
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SMrs. Haoert. Of Richmopd Va, has been
informed BY her agent In New York city that
ne has disposed OF one OF her lAfe husbands
bronze copies OF hoedcns statue of Washing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24

NEW EXPRESS LINE.
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
THE ONLY DIRECT LINZ BE-
TWEEN NEW YORK AND <3kLN
THE DISTRICT n
This Company will hereafter run two Steamers
aweek,
Leaving New York every w Wednesday at I2m..
And every Saturday at IL
Leaving Georgetown every Monday at 4 a. m
And every Thursday at y m.
Freight received at sli times and forwarded at
lowest rates,
JOHN r. DAVIDSON, Agent
63 Water street, Georgetow1
n. KLDRIDGE E. CO, Agents,
Alexandria.
JAMES HAND, Agent,
Hr6u 119 Wall street, New York
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sARsAPARILLIAE,
POWERFUL CURATIVE ASSOCIATES
PRHPARKp UNDER HEwLy. DISCOVERED
PROCESS HoB ExrRACrIH0 THE o.
RAnvE PROPERTIES FROM vHGB-
TABLE SUBSTANCES. KNrERs
INTO THB COMPOSITION
BIZ. RAD WAYS
REKovArINa 4:
n OLIVE NT.
NEW PBIsCIPLE DISCOVERED
NEW PBISCIPLI DISCOVERED

ONE BOTTLE OFRESOL VENT BErTER
THAN TEN LARGE BOTTLES or THE
ADVERTISED SARSPARILLAS, Or d.
RECT DIUhk TIC REMEDIES.
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RAILROADS.


DALIrnoRl AND OHIO RiLBOAD.
&Ha
"a ssI,i ssp ts f
Are nov run - follows, Wig:
FOB BALTIM9RE
Ls.': nd s; ass s5os': sss1sSs' sd
ROB ALL WAY STATIONS
Lev, e.. S.,'y, except Sunday, ct and $40 A.
ana ana . r ron AHNapoLs
Or ffon Ssssp0iis on sunday.
On sgNpAI.
L::,s = . a. H.. and 1880 g. $40 and
L..v. 1t (. I ana / s ana :s"P.
Lev. a, ny .ss's's issard.' and sunday, 1t
.. e s's !: K.s, . :as !s s. : .s
i5s 2 4. &C. s.a
Rspnsyiysnis s,sn.e Pa..esssr. .uIeh.sins
re.idenos, taken 70 the depot. and put in the bag
p. New Yor. RhiI.de,sh,.. and Boston. ,e.
po era SG kd6s SseeT na, ris5es agent
THRoUGH LINE BErWE EN wAsHINGTVN
AsihHA INV 1oRk.A AND 0a
WASHINGTON, 1873.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND NEW
YORK are now run az follows, viz:
FOB NEW YORK, scittoHt ehanss Of ears.
Leave daily texcept Sunday at A. NJ, and
1880 and s40PM.
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except sunday At A. VI. an
1880 and $40 p. NJ.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York At $40 P. M, and Phils-
del his at $40 p. NJ.
Sleeping cara for New York on $40 r. n train
daily.
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York, or
Boston can be had 1T the Station 0ce at eli hours
In the day. Also, at the Oompany's Once, No.
400 Pennsylvania avenue. Passengers pu rch ash e
tickets at the Avenue OH ce there arrange 10
have their baggage called for and checked at their
residence, taken he depot, and put in the beg.
gage car.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement,
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An.
]. I. WILSON, Master o. Transportation.
L. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
no GEO. 8. KOeNTZ, Agent, Washington.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
NEW MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP CoMPAS,

NEW MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY
The swift and substantial Steamers T. O.
knlGhT and JOHN GIBSON, will r.
run regularly, during the winter EA&1A
mouths, between NEW YORK
NORSOLk. ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON
and GLOkGETOWN.S follows:
Leave New York from Pier 30, Bast River
every sATC RDAf Norfolk, MONDAYS; arriving
a. Alexandria and Georgetown TUESDAYS
ketnrning-Lesye Georgetowa. foot of High at ,
III ksDAYs; Alexandria, ERIDAYS; Norfolk
MORNINGS.
This Line, connecting at Norfolk with the fine
steamers of the Merchants and Mechanics Trans
portstion COMPANY to and from BOSTON, 1: Pre-:
rates, as the usual charge Of and other ex
penses through Baltimore is avoided by this rou
Freig ht from Boston should be consigned t. the
care of +. A. WILLIAMS & CO Norfolk Va
For further information apply 70 jos. l.. GAIT,
Agent, Office and Wharf faot OF High street.
Georgetown: u. O.; or at OFFICE OF COMPANY,
corner New York avenue AID 18th st., one square
noIs.tf THOMPSON, President
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FOR FINALE WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY
WHITES OF LKUCORRHGA,
TOO PRsFUsE NsTRUArIoN,
EXHAUSTION,
TOO LONG CONTINUED PERIODS,
FOB PROLAPsUs AND BEARING DOWN, Oh
PRULArSUs UTERI,
We offer the most perfect specific known:
hhhb0Lp h b3GSR EXTRACT or
Directions for use, diet. and advice, accompany.
Females inevery period OF life. from infancy 70
N the disS natee Of its functions Strength Is the
Story OF manhood and VAN An hood.
HELhBoLDp EXTRACT BUCU
is more STRENGTHENING than any of the prepsrstiop.
ant. ~N' Ai0fe peas
HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BuCHu,
having received the Endorsement Of the ms, n,o
inent ply 81 clans in the United states i, a.w o.
tered to afflicted humanity certain cure Tor III
cause originating:
GENERAL DEBILITY,
MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DEPRESSION,
IMBECILITY,
DETERMINATION OF BLOOD TorHE HEAp
CONFUSED IDEAS,
HYsrERIA.
GENERAL IRRIrABILIrY,
RKsTLEssNEss AND sLEEPLssssHss AT
NIGHT,
ABsKNOs or MUSCULAR ErFIcllyCY,.
Loss OFAPPkTIrE,
DYSPEPSIA.
EnACIATIoN,
Low sPIRIr,
DIsoRsAsadz AHs Hss 2; SsAsA+KsIs ofsA.
PALPITArIoN OF THE HEART;
and, in fact,
ill the Concomitants Of NERVOUS and .DInIL.
lTTkD state Of the system.
To insure the esnuine, cut this ous
Ask FOB HKLMBoLDp.
Take NO other.
SOLD by DRUGGISTS ana d EALERS lylRy
WHIRB.
Price q as Per bottle; or 81. bottles sor $3.50.
Delivered to any Address.
Describe Symptoms IN an Oonnunsessiens,
Aaerss. II. r. HlLABOLD, Drug and On,
oil warehouse, So Broadway, Ny.
n,sss,. .. ARn sINuMn UHLEss poHl. uP
$3.50 WsrsAesss, snd siEred
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E MULTUH IN PARVO: a
Or, ThE ORIGINAL TtRNI-W
Ld NIrUBE AND HOUSE FUR ~
NIShIN9 EMPORIUM /"
GREEN a. WILLIAMS.

GREEN e. WILLIAMS.
Ar THE CORNER OF 7TH AND STREETS, No. $50
We should scarcely deem II necessary to adver
tise our extensive assortment of Car pots, Furni-
ture, and Housefurntshing Go DIS to the citizen.
OF Nashir gton, Aiexandria, and Georgetown, a
upon rs very liberal share OF their patronagr,
Tor which they will please aecepl our CRATE tn'
ackno"Iedsment, ard re VIII promise Ia the
Til please to confirm" 20 Us the light # their
counteuance; but as there u great lumber o.
STRANGERS coming IL to Washington daily. W.
our felow-citizens OF the DiEtr Ct and surround
ing country, 10 call and examine fOr tkerasei YES
our complete variety.
We only mention In part the ass tnset viz:
Zine VALIANT and other Faror suites
Fine lnpt marble top. Painted MsrpIe-top AMI
other Cham Der Suites
Fine Librsry, Hall. Dining Room, and Chamb.r
Furniture OF every description.
Fine Marble 'op Centre, Hall, and other L tbles.
Eise Walnut tension ana otner Dining Tables
Feather Beds, Bolsters, anu Pti.ows, Hair, CJtt11
AID Husk Mattresses, and Bedding OF every De
Carpets ia areat yariety-Tapestry russell. T hree
Ply, Ingram. Dutch Wool. Hemp. sai Bag.
Oi!cloths OF every variety, from -, 81, G-i, 81,
Various ST. Les OF Mating, Hearth Bugs, and Door
Large variety Of Ornamsnted window shads. a nj
fxiDgs; with al other necessary articles in ti-
House furnishing Tine.
Now do Lot give the prices OF our goods IN o. r
Advertisement, nor say that We have better than
Others but there IL one q ing ii AZ xe s. know vs.
bOUght eur goods for cash, aud can sell - loE An
a. good goods IS any other furniture ESTABLISH
ment W the istrict Only call and sxauiu
fou will md complete assortment OF all the
shove .asef goodsa our BRAnCH HOUSE, No
streets nsrth, in oharg. of Walter y Wn!ians
no slim GBEES & WILLIAMS.
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CLOTHING, &c

CLOTHING FOR TIE MILLION.
WALL, ROBINsOE CO.,
No. S29 Pennsylvania Avenue.
EsTABLIsHRD - YBABs.
CBEAPIR THAN 7TH srRIHT
CHEAPER THAN ANY sTREIf
TAKE NOBoDY's WORD.
CONE AND SEE.
EXAMINE oUR STOCK.
COMPARE PR1SEs.
SATISFY YOURSELVES
ACT ACCORDINGLY.
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SORES ON THE TONGUE, ULCERS
IN THE THROAT, SORE GUNS,
SORE MOUTH, SORES IN TIE
NOSk AROUND TIE
EYES, &C.,
recently exhibited, Q few bottles win cure A.
ronic. or through the effects Of Mercury Po-as-
On. Corrosive subiimste. from six 20 ose a. : n
eJstles msy be es1ired 10 make Q permanent cure
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BANKERS.

J. A. BUFF, 1rsas. J. b. BRYAN, Presr
WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK.
(Charted By ConsrsaJ
PAYS INTERIsT ON DEPOSITS.
Bonds and Stocks, Gold and Silver bought And
sold.
Highest market prices paid for Land wsrr.nu
A full supply Of Revenue Stamps kept oonstsu,I,
On neno. oe l9-tf
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SENT SEALED By POST.
MANHOOD"
One Hvnd,sd and FIf:yJonrth Edition OF this
new medical pamphlet, revised and lust published
by the author, DR.. Curtis. This valuable work
treats On the cause and cure of premature decline
and secret diseases of youth and manhood. II
gives clear synopsis Of the impsdiments to mar.
rage, and the remedies therefor.
ADDRESS THE AUTHOR. No. 50, NORTH
OhAELES STREET, BALTIMORE, MD.
Eytaets from. Refer, Of hi, Wo,k ,oun<u,;,
rom iAs year 1850.
MANHOOD. By DR: CuRTIs.-In this age Of pre-
.tantly usGrpcd By the false ana f9auduIent. r. I.
difficult - AFFORD the sufferer from nervous debIi.
rs sae nns5 means Of where :ees
,h he i1. ny Their experience and reputation in
It's immense circulation.-Era.
CURTIS ON MANHOOD should be in the hands OF
J.rth and cd age 1t il a medical public alton
class Of painful alsdies' which have too Iona 10
cen the pr.y Of the illiterate and desiening-
CHt!sd Ssrrfee Gazette.
Curtis on MANHoOD.-It DEVELOPS the fearful
Riness is wrecked, AID furnishes q chart by which
hey may be avoided Ard escaped: Fortunate for
scountry would 1t be did Its youth put into prac-
tice the phflauthropic and scientific maxims here
laid down one use of matrimonial misery mi Chit
then be banished from our land, and the race OF
the enervate be succeeded by a renewal OF the
hardy, vigorous 81 irits of the olden time-Csyoai
Gle.
CURTIS on MANHOoD.-Thfs IL really q valuable
work; for pointing out the diseases resulting from
excuses, the evils of which are manifest In every
insane asylum, no less than in the shattered con-
stitutiOn Of those indulgiRg. 1t will do much TO
prevent the vice which, by its prevalence among
the young. has much influence on the present. Is
on ihe future well being Of many.-Herald.
Dr.. CURTIs's work, entitled Manhood, is one Of
the few books now before the public Oh such
subject which lay claim to the character of he
ing strictly professional at the came time that 1t is
fully Ineligible to all who read il. The moral
and medical prsceDts given In IT render IL invalu-
able.-Masnet.
CURTIS on MANAooD.-This 10 truly valuable
work, and should be In the hands Of young and
Old. The professional reputation Of the suthor,
combined With his twenty years experience as
medical referee Ia the {: eatment Of debil
tty. &c. fully accounts for the immense circulation
shch tn . popular and ably written medical treat
ise ha a. obtained -Ssaday TNSs.
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CAN'T ANY BODY SEE 1T
ISN'T EVERY WORD TRUE
ISN'T 1T BUSINESS SENSEp
ISN'T 1T COMMON SINSES
WE THINK THEY OAN
WE BELIEVE IT'S TRUE
WE CAN PROVE 1T IS.
GIVE Us CHANCE.
We dent ask or expect any person to buy rom
SIC oxT beneft, but because can make IL TBEIR
satisfaction II all We have only to repeat
Come and See.
OUE STOCK ~ COMPLETE
QUE PBICLS Lon As THE LOwEsr
WALL, ROBINSON Il CO.,
po2i2ws7w s22 PENNSYLVANIA Avn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24

OUE STOCK Is COMPLETE.
QUE P8ICkS LCn As The LOWEsr,
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EYES. &C.,
recently exhibited, . few bottles win cure a.
ronic. or through the effects cf Mercury. PO-as-
en. corrosive suelmste, from six 20 oze do-ea
A remarkable instance Of personal beauty re-
.tored e Lady oisfsured By tae rsvsges Of
From the advanced sheets sf ne. Medical work
"FALsEAND TRUE"
BIT JOHN BApwAY,M.
Iat;on fer the benefit Of the sick illustrated with
asures Of the Liver, Lungs, Kidneys ana other or
non. Every person in search Of health ana desir-
als q I-eservins the sane. should send for . COPY.
New York.
FIRST BOTTLE-At Tue end Of the fret bottle
and the small Rim sles. blot hes. tustuie.' iisss
pesred Applying the Resolve. ever the surface.
itching, and served as . reiial : sntisep;is : a
cleansing aud purifying the putrid sh.
SECOND BoTTLE.-At the end Of the .eoon
from thes uterrs, inf ANIMATION, pain and swellin
tne briehter strsnsth ana nn.,i =, "a
THIRD BOTTLE.-Dry scsts On ths SCALP. ana
sores on the arm., and incrusted scales of the
hands, gradually disAppeasfne, leucorrhes greatly
bladder improving.
FIFTH BOTTLE.-Hineer nails growing hands
and arms clear and smooth; hsir growing on the
lace clear Of sores.
SAITH AND SEVENTH gor1LEs-Uloer
men irriton ~ the uterus bladder. and Kidneys
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DR. CURTIS may be consulted upon all cases o!
SEMINAL and PHYSICAL DEBILITY, sPEB.
MAToBBHEA, and all other diseases arising from
abuses OF the natural functions, ct his residence
so. Sc MOTH CHARLES STREET, BALTI.
WORE, where all communications should be ID.
essed.
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