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HILMBOLDp EXTRACT OF BUCHU

Hundreds sufer On In dlence, and hundreds OF
others apply vsinly 70 druggists and doctors, who
cure or apply remedies which MAKE them worse. 1
would NOS wish to sssert ANYTHING that weula do
toat although il may be produced from excessive
exhaustion OF the powers Of life, BY laborious en-
struation. fss uss Of tee and oose sus sn
childbirth, 70 far oftener caused By direct irri-
t.siGn ,spIled to the mucous membrane Of the
When reviewing the causes Of these distresstus
Sttepdsnt evils upao 70 SS The
hp's fha u,t,Se e the subject e fes Of
the life, health, and k.ppiness Of womsn in mai All
classes 81 S Ssosiety and which consequently, Affect
family The mani. that Exists for sae srsps a
education and marriage. causes the years that ma
.er ss
the the 81 s and
With the BODY hall. Clothed and and The the mind updnIS
excited s BY pleasure peryerting in midnight revel
the eoSE % S for .s
ten. u1neses,.ry effort q REQUIRED by shs dsiiosie
day, thus ssgr,yat.Sg tns evil: when one excite.
oonstant restraint Of asSionsSis drs.s sS. sns
lutely forbidsing the exercise Indispensable to the
change Of Temperature; the complete prossrsfion
prOduos their sst%ats Eject a. ss Ss ss
marriage caps the climax OF misery, aud the q
fortunate one, hitherto utterly regardless OF ts
plain dictates and renonstrances Of her delicSse
nature, beoomee an unwilling subject O medical
treatment. This fs but q truthful pic cure of the
Long before the ability 20 exercise the functions
oi the generatfve organs, they require an educa-
uoD Of their peculiar nervous system, com poeed
OF What = called the tissue, which 70, in common
with the female breast and lips, evidently under
an early period Of hiei and, e We shall su6se-
long before puberty, 70 habits which sap the very
their feveloDment.
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TIE 1HDIAHs--Despdtches frGm Gems. Hdzea
ard Sheriddn.-Gen. Sherman has received des.
patches rom Gen. Hazsn, at Fort Cobb, to the
7th inst, and from Gen. Sheridan to the same
date. Gen. He zen says that since Clusters fight
he bes had 60 trouble in distinguishing friendly
from hostile bands. He pronounces all the
Chsyennes and Arraplhoes unfriendly and
fo stile; The Kiowas divided. halt and half; the
Corancbes nearly all friendly. Auaches,
K'chics, Ccddoes, Wichetons, and affiliated
bards, numbering about three thousand, were
clustered around Fort Cobb, claiming the pro
tcction OF the Government. The hostile tribss
have separated from the friendly tribes, aud
gone over 70 the head Of the north fork OF Red
river, near the mouth OF Sweetwater. They
numbered about one hundred warriors.
Gen. Sheridan was TO have left Camp Supply,
on the Canadian river, for Fort Cobb on the
7th instant. 1t was expected that in from
three TO five days be would be in communicl.
ton with Gen. Hazeu, and be able TO strike the
hostile Indians without interfering with the
friendly tribes. Satanta. the principal chief Of
the Kiowas, il reported as not having gone to
the hestile camp. Gen Sheridan. however,
regards Satanta and Bull Bear as the most
hostile and treacherous OF the Plains Indians,
and believes that no lasting peace can Be had
win them. They are az large and be has,
therefofe. given orders 70 kill them. OF. II cap
tursd, to imprison them at Fort Gibson. -.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York market has suddenly assumed
q stringency equal to the worst days Of the late
crisis. The applications have been excessively
pressing, and even good borrowers have had to
pay per cent in coin and q commission Of x
per cent; while per cent. in coin, and X per
cent commission have teen offered for round
amounts until January 4; these are extreme
ra es, but outside the banks there has been little
done below gold rates. 1t IS dimcalt to account
ter this sudden change. There must, however,
have been an extensive locking mp Of currency
in some quarter designed to produce break in
stocks and bonds. 1t is hinted that foreign
brokers are prominent In the movement, and
that the stringency will be kept up for the next
few days. Discounting operations, are, toe the
present almost suspended rates for prime
unrnts have partially sympathized with tue
extreme stringeucy in money. Parties who
apr ear to have been cogniZant OF the attempt
to embarrass the money market were free
sellers OF bonds, and prices were consequently
lower.
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EUROPEAN NE

EUROPEAN NEWS BY CABLe-Paris de-.
spatches OF yesterday state til 1t the details of
toe Conference Of the Gre1t Powers on the
Eastern qrestiOn have all been agreed upon
and that the Conference will commence its So 3.
sions IN Paris ON Saturday next. Notwith-
standing the positi veness OF the assertions their
correctness Laay be doubted, as the repor. is
confirmed that the Sultan refuses TO pirtci.
pate in the proposed conference II the Cretan
question 's 10 be discussed. The Russian Gov.
erDment has denied that 1t gave authority to the
Greek merchant vessel to use the Russian flag
tor any public purpose whatever. A collision
between band OF invading Greeks and the
Turkish forces in the Turkish province of
Albania is reported, in which the Greeks were
victorious. Garabaldi has declined proffered
commission in the Greek army.
Madrid dispatches state that Spain is entirely
tranquil, but nevertheless troops have been de.
spatched to the Provinces Of Seville and Gren-
ada 10 prevent disorder. The Government
has contracted a loan with Eelanger at Paris
The French legal tribunals have forbidden the
new Official journal to use the title Of Moni.
teur, TINS establishing the right OF the existing
Iourpal to the exclusive use OF that name.
The London Post publishes a correspondence
between James G. Bennett, Jr.. Of New York,
and Mr.. Asbury, of London, looking to an
ocean yacht race between the Dauntless and
the Cambria. In its commerts, the Post pre-.
fers 70 the Azores track, as being much better
adapted TO test the going qualities of vessels
and the seamauship Of their masters than the
regular trans "A Atlantic route. The writer ex.
hofts owners Of British schooner yachts TO iolu
in the race, and says that the Sappho will take
part in il.
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lBy Bankers ana Brokers Tsiesfapn.)
Lewis johnson 4 90. quote stocks and Donds

Lewis johnson 4 o. quote srocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK Dec 30.-First Board-U. 8. SIS,
1891, coupon, nay; 6aos, tse2. coupons. lloki
1894, coupon, 1U7T; 1865, coupons, 107X; ise5
coupon, new, l1OX; o.20's, 1861. coupon, I1Ox;
laos, coupons, los q; Pacific Mail, 1lS, Ohio &
Miss. Cerhhcatsh 3IR; Mariposa, none: Atlsntic
Mail, none; Canton, 49k; Cumberland, IS;
W.. Telegraph, 8K; Q1icEsiiver, 22x; Boston
WaIsr Power, l32; n. Y. Central. I57S; Erie,
39H; DO. preferred, 81: Hudson. none; heading,
81 Michigan Central, 115X; Micnigsn South.
ern, s6H; Illinois Central, l4i; Cleveland and
Pittsburg, 50; North west, 79I; do. preferred.
sly; Cleveland and Toledo, none: Rock Island,
Ils%; Fort Wayne, iI3H; Alton Terra Haute,
none; Toledo Wabash, ssh; Adams EXP,
4sas; Wells, Fargo & Go. Exp, 4; American
Express. 80; United states Express 45k; Mer.
chants Union. 10 y Chicago & Alton. none, do.
pre'erred, none. Market strong. Gold, l3i x
ar3iX.
fBy Cable
LONDON, Dec. 81, 100 p. m.-Consols, for
money, @a; for account S2H; Bonds, 7ix
qoiet; Illinois. 95E; Erie, 26S. Stock steady.
FRANKFoET, L20 p. m.-Bonds, 7saaE.
LIvRRPOoL, I.oo p m.-Cotton MARK active.
Sales 20,W0 bales Middling Uplands. l0T;
Middirng Orleans, lIx.
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WOMAN.

relations which they sustain, their pee uar organ
izstion, and the Offices they perform, subject
many sufferines. Freedom frem these contrfbats
In no small degree 20 their Happiness and welfare,
for none can be happy Who are all. Not only %,
long be suffered 20 run without involving the
general health Of the individual, and long pro-
ducing permanent sickness and premature decline.
Nor 10 Il pleasant TO consult . physician for the
relief Of these various delicate Affections and only
upon the most urgent necessity will Q true woman
% far sscri1oe her greatest charm - TO do this.
The sex will then thank us for placing In their
hands simple specifics " hich win be found en-
cecious In relieving and caring almost every one
Of those troublesome complaints peculiar 10 the
sex.
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ALEXANDRIA AND VICIhIrY.-The Gazette of
last evening has the following items:

ALEXANDRIA AND VICIhITY.-The Gazette of
last evening has the following items:
Candidates for Congress William w.
DUNCAN, one Of the lessees of the Alexandria
Carai, has declared his intention to become a
candidate for Congress in the 7th district of
Virginia. There are already two candidates
before the people for this position, viz: Capt B.
Howard Shackleford. on the part of the Oon.
servatives, and Mr.. Charles Whittlesey, ON the
part Of the Radicals. There may be others, as
Ii is stated that there has been for sometime
forming strong under. current which will
more than probably lead to the nomination OF
Lewis Mckenzie, Esq, as the candidate OF the
Conservative Republicans.
Property Saies.-The vacant lot on the north
west corner ofthe intersection Of Colu nbus and
Orcnoco street Is, part Of the estate OF the late
Willism Fowle. was sold yesterday by private
sale TO Thomas Downey, tor $50. The two
buildings on the southern end Of what is
known rs the brick row on North Columbus
street, adjoining the above mentioned lot, and
belonging to the same estate, was also sold yes.
terdsy TO John Hays, for Sl,CO0. -
Postc1fces.-Omces have been established at
Arlington, Alexandra county, Va, Mrs. E. S.
Squier, psstmistress. salary Sis year. Mitch.
ells Station, Culpeper county, Va, Isaac
Winston, postmaster, salary SisO a year.
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Bal,imer. Marke,,. r..d.v.

BALT1NORR, Dec. 3O-COtton very hrm:
Middling Uplands, 25h. Flour dull and
extra, $2aSi0; do. family, SiO.5Jal2. City
Mills superf fine, 2550aS7 So do. extra, s. 5OaSi0
do. family, Sl1aSl2.76 Western super. s650as7
DO. extra, SI.15aS9.J0; do. family, SIUaSiO75
Wheat very dull and neglected; prices noml.
nal and no sales reported. Corn - receipts
very small; white, S0aoS; yellow, S5ag1. Oats
dull; receipts light; quotations, 65a72. Rye
changed
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q Z N Z n IL A0 NCY
FOB
MARYLAND, DELAWARE. virginia.
WEST VIRGINIA, AND DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
AT THE OFFICE OF
JAY COOKE AC CO..
FIFTEENTH STREET,
OPPOSITE TREASURY DEPAR TMEN1,
wAsHIHarON ID. q.
se 9e-ly
nR. BgRTON's
" T0RACCO ANTIDORR.

" TOBACCO ANTIDOfE.
WARRANTED TO REMOVE ALL DESIRE poR To-
also an a,e.snt spssss a"E ana sps .
riches the blood, fnvieorates the system possesses
great nourishing and strengthening powers, en-.
p axes sleep .refreshine. and ess.blishss roSosi
Price Fifty cents per box. PoayI kniatsrsst-
with lists OF testimonials, references, eso. sENr
FREE. Agents wanted. Address
DR. 7. 3. ABBorr, Jersey CITY, HI.
TESTIMONIALS.
PosIMAsIkRs IE.IINoSY.- received boz Of
find 10 an efecfxaI csye.
Q. GATsHAL, Connotton. Harrison o., Ohio.
FROM THE q o. TRsAsURy, Secefary's OHcs.-
rsosirsd has dess is's OK s1RkLI.
FRoM NEW HANpsHIRs STATE PRIsoS-0estle-
men o. innaence here having been cured Of The
dots We desire g supply Tor the prisoners of tSis
JOSEPH MAyo, Warden Of n. b. state Prison.
BasEER TESTIMONY DIR. Burtons Antidose
Tor TOBACCO has ar,oSgp.tSiea all claimed for tf,
W. MANN. LIST Nat. Bank. New Albany, Ind.
OLEkGYMAN's TESTIMONY OWE Box OF An
FAILS. Rev. W. SHOEMAKER
kelleys Station, Pa.
FRoM TIE POLICE HEApouARrERs, LYNN ass.
hare sa,ned h.rfS tre poxHds Of fesk 10 tkrss
desirs for tobacco is removed. '
FROM THE eouTHERs HOWE JOURNAL, BALrr-
al dssiTs for the weed from me. ssSe plsssers
In recommending IL to ail ;rr y ! resders
FOR SALE BIZ ALL DRUGGI6rS
t1Sademark COpviekfed
Corner Pa avenue ana I'd Street. Gea.Isi x..n
for District OF Columbia. no< sm
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FINE ARrs.-A picture now TO be seen At
Markr.ter's, ks eth street. 10 well worth in.
spection by conuolsseurs, and we think they
will they thank MS for calling their attention
70 so effective q work of art 1t is ssWhite
Mountain Scene" by E. p. Tesla The White
Mountains Ia their combi cations of stern gran
isic rocks, sparkling cascades, and secluded
vallies, afford studies for the artist in the way
Of true mountain scenery to be found no where
else in the conntry. These capabilities have
been made available by Testa with great effect;
indeed We are by no means sure thar his is nos
the best White Mountain picture yet made.
He Is very successful in his rocks, large
masses of which make up q vigorous right
foreground. Blow the spectator, in a cool
glen, are some deer drinking at q clear pool
formed by a cascade which comes by white
leaps down the mountain side. Behind, the
everlasting rocks are piled up to the sky which
with its placid blue, and tranquil Ifieecy clouds
affords fitting foil and contrast to the frOwning
mountain side and rugged crest.
Why will not Tesla or Shattuck paint the
mountains-Washington and Adams, for in
stance-in what we consider their most i'm
pressive aspect, when they are outlined against
the summer sky at dusk, In all their wonderful
solemnlty of shadow
At Markriter's we notice an admirable
chrome, after one Of Gifford's brilliant Adiron-
dack mountain pictures; also, another Of diff
ferent STYLE pastoral scene, in the fertile val.
ley Of the Connecticut, after Hart.
Perhaps some Of our readers have noticed
the sale recently in New York of a picture by
the French painter Bouguereau, for an almost
fabulous sum. copy OF this picture, as like
II as one pea is to another, is now to be sesn at
Markriter's. 1t represents simply a mother
anh ha irl loTa
hangs by her mothers neck, with upturned
face. The picture 10 good generally, but the
face Of the girl-rendered so as to show the
pearly testh, pink gums, dimpled cheek, and
soft eye Of the happy, loving girls something
wonderful in spirit aad truthfulness.
GIN. GRANT and family left town at noon
to-day. They will spend to-day in Baltimore.
and proceed to Philadelphia to. morrow or next
day, where they will remain until Monday or
Tuesday next, and then return to this city.
The 4eneral was At his headquarters during
the earlier part of to-day aud transacted some
business.
Mr.. WILLIAM CRERCY, formerly Appoint.
ment Clerk in the Treasury Department, bnt
recently commissioned as Supervisor of Inter-
nal Revenue IN the South, is In this city, after
an absence OF a couple weeks. He Will return
TO his field Of Iabors, in New Orleans, in few
days, and take with him his family.
TEE JOINT COMMITTEE ON ORDNANCE has
completed ITS report upon the failure of heavy
guns, with the exception Of answers to certain
questions propoundsd TO Admiral Dahlgren
and General Dyer, Cnief of Ordnance. These
answers will be received this week and the
report will then be completed and will be pre-.
sented to Coz gress shortly after 1t reassembles
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STREET RAILWAY DEPOT DE-
STROYED BY FIRE.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 30.-The street rail.
way passenger depot of the Richmond and
LehIgh line was burned this morning, together
with twenty-five cars. Ire depot was used by
the Bridesburg cars, which are heated with
stoves; one Of the latter being left with heated
stoves, took fire. The flames spread so rapidly
Though the deport that the men in the office
bad TO break away the iron bars from the
windows in order to escape. Loss heavy.
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CATARRH CURED.

Testimo niel from Hon NJ. c. BEEBE
Of PkasantviIIe, Ps., late Member Of the
House of BE epsesentad dyes.
pz. ABoRS-Dear Sir: Some fye year, sso NV
sen Willie commenced showing symptoms OF Ca
tArrh Of the Head, which continued to grow worse
until his system 30 debi'itatsd q to preclude
an active enjoyment Of the sports Of childr cod or
the pursuit of any system of study, attendance at
school, and at times he was entirely prosrr ated
With lingering fever-somenmss for weeks to-
sether-vith . constant manifestation Of the symp-
toms Of the disease, such o. . constant hacking.
ncsfril discharges, &c., irritation of the throat
&C., causing nausea. All the usual appliances and
treatment Of physicians, &C., had failed to afford
relief until you we're applied to, last winter when
hshegan TO improve Immediately after commencing
yOrr treatment, and continued to improve until he
now enjoys . good state OF health, and is able to
parseissts in tie active sports of childhood with
,est, - well pursue his studies without inter-
rurtion. have omitted to make this statement
heretofore, - i wished to be sAtisf ID that the
relief vas permanent.
Yours truly, NC. BEEBK.
PLzAsAsTvIILE. Pa, October "A, Is57.
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Supreme Court at Bath, Me-, In which Mari.
anne Robinson contest the will Of Mrs. Mary
Green, late Of Topsham, on the ground that Il
was mace under the control Of the spirit of
MRS. Green's decesss husband. A large mum
Der OF communications, said to have oeen re.
ceived from tho spirit world; have been put
into the case. -taI'd p = =
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Remarkable Cure OF Chronic Ca,arrh

Remarkable Cure OF Chronic Catarrh.
rixISr-HrD N WEIGHT THIRTY Pouv rs. uSpar
GAINED THIRTy-IHEEE POUNDS.
Testified to By DR. b. Brown, Of Troy, jefferson
County.
DE-. .ABoHN-Dear Sir: some twelve or fourteen
years SINCE vas seized with Cstarrh of the head.
which, despite oil the Efforts of four skilled
Dstiesl men, continued to grow worse, until my
throat became seriously ansotea. The head dis
charges were source Of constant annoyance and
very offensive. Ny constitution soon began to
give way under ths fsarfaI rayages of the disease
20 that lost thirty pounds in weight. had de-
SPARED Of seeuring relief. until referred to you
BY Henry Brown, Of Jefferson county. whom you
had cured OF deafness. II 10 nov one year since
commenced yOer treatment. and an rsjoicsd to
Ray that By your shill and treatment Am now
snite restored TO heAssy state. Since under Jour
treatment i have gained thirty three pOrnd,,
which In three pounds heavier than ever wei ghsd
before. The serious asturs Of my condition, and
the renarksble changes srsught assut By your
treatment, eonvines me that the most aesperste
eases Feed rot despair Of hope.
B.T. KICK,
Zee. ;, 1857. Clarion county. Pa.
p. .e.-Dr. 4. b. Brown Troy. Jefferson county
Pa, 10 familiar with the nature Of my ease and
your ssessssfsI trestnent, and may be referred to
relative thereto.
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CHHeAPBAKB AND OHIO Rail ILRoAD.-Gener-
al William u. Wyckham lett this morning for
the scene Of his future labors on the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad, and intends to set energeti.
cally TO work upon the extension Of the great
work, " hich he confidently expects to carry
through 70 our great Virginia watering place
visitors begin to arrive at that famous resort
Rtckmopd Jouy10l. So. Il a. at -. res 7.
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metallic HYpRoGEH.-Before the Lyceum
Of Natural History, in this city, last evening.
the alnouncement was made of the discover
metallic hydrogen by Professor Graham, Of
London! The discovery was prom ounced one
q the NEST Important Of this century.-N. r.
Herald, Dee 90.
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Wall &treet To.dav

NEW YORK, Dec. 30.-Stock market very
HIN, otwit1standing the high rates paid Tor
money. Money In demand At ka7 and com.
missions. Exchange, OK. Gold 3I4. 5-20's,
1852, coupon,lO's; l0-40's, 5k; North Carolina
"s, Us; new, 6z; Virginia SIS, eS-coupon, 50
tlh.
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nEAn N

WoRCEsTHR, MASS, Dec. .3O.-Ichabod WASH
burn, originator and head Of the extensive w,ce
ompany, of this city, died at his residence
this morning, after protracted illness,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-30

Financial Matters in Baltimore To-day
bALTiAoRE. Dec. 3l.-Wm. Fisher d Sons
quote Virsin Gs, co0pon, old, 55; do. new, ID
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
THE CONFERENCE ON THE EASTERN
QUESTION.
PARIS, dec. 3o.-The official papers of this
city speak confidently OF the meeting and sue
cess of the conference.
MORE TROOPS FOR CUBA.

-WCND HROVTS FUN NVbf.
MADRID, Dec. 30.-The Government will dis
patch 1o,000 soldiers from CadIz for Cuba and
Porto Rico during the month Of January.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 3O.-Flour duh and 5IlOc
.ower Wheat dali and dropping. Corn duIl,
and " ester n mixed lc lower
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Rinia. while cissning his Gun, sceIdentslIv
shot dead has li,tIe step -daGg hter, aged seven
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HOME EVIDENCE
DURABILITY
CHRONIC oATAeRA
DEAFNESS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
DKcENBsR Il 1853
This is to certify that have been afflicted With
Chronic Catarrh aud Sore Throat for twenty
years past, and have suffered seutely thsresrom
for two years. Though not very deaf, 1 have a.
Ways heard indis.inc,ly. 1 have been under the
treatment Of Doctor Abern, Of 2ts y street. for
two weeks, and eheerfuIly assert that cure OF
tie Chronic Catarrh and Sore Throat is being rs,-
IDLY Effected, and tha. hear much more di.tiue Nv
than before Vas treated.
J.F. JONES,
Third Auditors Onfce.
ledge. the Restoration Of his Hearing.
wAsHEyeroN, d. c.,
DEcEMBE 3, 1853
Ia. Acorn:
DIAN sIB: wish to acknowledge the remark
able success OF your TIRE atment in my case. Ihsd
been deaf the past twenty years % to be un-
able to hear, except when addressed in a very
high tone. After ten days under your treatme at
my hesrips appears to be perfectly restored. am
lyears ofage.
Yours, very truly,
p. NoDIsE, 2s2 street,
Hon. JOHN COvODE, VI. C., Furnishes
the Following Testimonial.
WASHINGTON, DC,
JUNE II, 1853.
Fer more than year I suffered inconvenisrce
mem constant sounding in my left ear. On the
2lst Of Nay 1 applied for relief to DR.. Aborn. He
relieved me st once. spd from that day to this
Rave Rad no difficulty ef any kind with my hearing
Truly, JOHN COyODB
IpEcENBER 23.-Hearing still remains perfecs1