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remsles. owing 90 the peculiar and tmpsrtan
RELATIONS which they sustain. their Pee uar orCan
lfauOn, and the Offices they perform snbp.ct 20
many surertnes. Freedom IRON these ooutrthute
in no smsP degree 90 their happiness aud ~etfsrs.
lot none can he happy ~ho are lll. Not oaiy -.
net no Sne ~ these various female complaints caa
totf br suffered O. run on without Involving ths
Sesersl heath ~ the individual. snd ere long pro
Ssens permanent slch nees and prem stnre decline.
Ncr 10 " pleasant 90 consult o phs.irisn frr Ihe
rthei ~ these Nariout delicate afectioss and only
upsh tne most urgent necessity will . true ~omsu
80 Tar ssct nee her greatest charm IS 10 do tuts
The ser viii then thank ~ for plarine Ia their
hands simple specifics a hitch vii ~ fluna IN
cAciCHs In relieving aud curing airu..t x,rx on,
- 49,
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DISTRICT IN CONGRESS This be ng the regu-
lar meeting day of the House Committee
The District il was expected that the Mar
ket House question would occupy their atten-
ton, bnt 40 quorum of the Committee ing
present there was no session. Several Infiu-
entail citizens, fIvoriDg the bill recently INTRO
duced granting a charter to a company TO erect
a Market House, with stores and Corporation
Offices fronting on the avenue, were at
the CApitol this morning TO appear before
IN" Committee IN opposition 10 the sew
raj bills now before the District Com mittee 10
remove the Market House 10 other localities
Tbs bill is b. fore the COnmittee on Pubic
buildings and Grounds, but has Eot been con-
sidereS vet by that Committee. A number OF
butchers from Washington and Georgeto On
were also at the Capitol TO appear before the
District Committee. 1t is probable that 4
special session Of the Committee will be held
this week.
THE ELECTIVE FRANCHISE IN q EOR RGgTowN
In the Senate this morning, Mr.. Harlan, from
the Committee on the District OF Columbia, in
troduCed a bill in relation 20 the elective
franchise in the City of Georgetown, which
amends the first section of the act to regulate
the elective franchise in the District of Coium-
bia, Of January Sth, 1853, TO provide that elec-
tors in the City of Georgetown, ID. G., shall
reside in the ward or election precinct
IN which they shall offer to vote fifteen days
prior 10 the day of any election, instead of
ihrse months, as heretofore required
PROVIDED tnat the right 10 the elective franchise
in said city is not conferred on non- commits
stoned officers, soldiers, sailors or marines ia
the regular service OF the United States, sta
toned or on duty in said city, except such as
may become actual residents with their fami-
lies IN said city tor one year previous 10 any
election. and provided further. that no person
claiming TO he a naturalZed citizen sh all be
register ed as on elector. nor snail the name of
any sIch person be retained on the list
Of voters without the prod uction OF his natu-
ralIzation papers or satisfactory proof of the
loss Of the same. The Judges of election are
required 10 meet on those days from Q a. m. 10
p. m, to correct the lists The registry list
TO remain IN the custody of the member of the
board first named on the list. No property
qualification is required for any officers Of the
said city OF Georgetown. The bill was referred
TO the District Committee.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

DECEMBER Il, lSoS.
This 10 to certify that have been afflicted with
Chronic Catsrrh and Sore Throat for twenty years
past. and have suffered seutely therefrom for tw o
years. Though not very deaf, 1 have always heard
tadistinetly. 1 have been under the treatment Of
Doctor AbOrn, of 2ae = street, for two weeks, nd
eAesrfuy sssert that . cure Of the Chronic Catarrh
asA Sore Throat is being rapidly effected and that
I hear much more distinctly than before v., |,
treated. J.f JONES,
Third Auditors 0rtcs
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WGsHISsIoS, d c., January II, 1859

WEsHISsIoS, d c., January IL, 1859
IR. ABoKN-Dear Sir have been under Jour
trtstn mt between two and three weeks for a di-
ease Of the head, throat, and chest, which caus
to despair OF my life; but 1 am very crate u
TO lie able to add my testimony In behalf Of your
ssccessfGl treatment. began TO improve within
twenty four hours after having placed myself
snosr your care, and have continue; to impro,e =
from dsy to day. am quite relieved Of the dis
trrss In my chest, and experienced reliefin ever
respect FAR beyond my antici ps,iOns, as 1 am ~
wears OF age JOHN MOORE.
No 3i7 r street
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EUROPEAN NIws BY CABLH.-European ad-
vices of last night say thai II was rumored at
Paris that Min lister Dix hadpro'estsd aga nst the
unusual honors shown Jen. Davis at the miii-
tary schoolof s.. Cyr, on his recent visit there
The French Government ofhcially denies tn at
any uch protest has been made. From Madrid
tits reportedthapthe FIRST business ofthe Cortes
Will be to establish q Directory TO govern the
country until q Sovereign 10 chosen, A depu.
tation Of citizens favoring Republic and
freedom of religious worship waited upon the
Ministry on Sunday, and requested them 10
Issue decree declaring the absolute seperaton
OF Church and State. The Ministers replied
that they would submit the subject to the Cor
ties. PopvIar demcpetratisne and the utterance
Of political opinions IN the streets are prohibi.
ted. An Anthems despatch announces that q
majority Of the Greek Cabinet has decided to
agree to the propositions Of the Paris Confer.
ence. Secretary Seward is reported as having
rendered the med tation of the U ni'ed States in
the quarrel between Turkey And 9reece The
Opposition in the Corps Legislau6 demand
the restoration OF diplomatic relations between
France and Moxico, the Interests Of the former
suffering BY their interruption.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
INDIAN WAR SIrI.

SAN FRANCISCO, fsh. THE revenue steamer
NagaDda, from Sitka, arrived a, Victoria
January .%h. en- route for san Francisco for
rel AIRS, having struck a rock not Iaid down in
the charts. Serious Indian troubles had oc.
curreC IN Sitka. Indians disarmed q soldier
and carried his gun TO their villzg. guard
was sent TO recover the properly, and was
dtn tned by The Indians. General DAVIS prepared
70 hombaTd the place, when the chief surr.p-
oered. few dayS after wards "a a canoe fun
OF indians was leaving the harbor contrary 20
ORDERS. sentrIes fired on them, killing and
wounding seven
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WIFE MURDER AND ATTEMPTED
NllGIDE

CHICAGO, Feb. 2-ln Merwin county, Iowa.
on saturday, man named George shaft who
twice deserted his wife. returned recently and
ordered her 10 leave her fathers honse which
she refused TO dc. when Shaffer drew a ~.
volVer and shot her IN the head, killing mr. in
sAnily. He next free three tunes AT himself
without effect. He also eashed his throat u I'm
a butchers knife He declared ms da,ernina-
uoh 10 XIII MS wife, even n be had 10 murder
the whole family
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TESTIMONIAL EkOH A soy OF MRS
JOSEPH FOLLANSBkE

WlSHIN=Tov, ID. q January IA 1852
nK. ABols-Desr SIR: In .nsiice TO ycu and the
benefit of the afflicted, wish to add rny testimony
TO the list Of those hom you have cured. Four
teen years ago had the scarlet fever, and have
teen deaf in my left ear ever since, until WAS
relieved By you. placed myself under yoar care
hve days ago, and received On imprsvenen Mt by the
fret oper alton, and Rave continued to improve so
that i can hear the ticking of q watch some
eight ircLes from my ear.
CHARLES FOLLASsBEE
h street, between 9th and 7tb
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woNEs's RIGHTS MOVEMENT IN RussrA.

WoNHr's RIGHTS MOVEMENT IN RUSSIA
The ladies Of Saint Petersburg, ha wing decided
10 advocate the right Of women TO q superior
education, have applied TO the celebrated cham
pom OF womenh right, J. Stuart Mill In bis
reply, the English philosopher says be has
learned with pleasure that there are in Russm
"1ligheped and courageous women, asklns for
their sex The night TO participate in the superior
branches OF learning hitherto special TO men,
such as history, philosophy, medicine. science
etc. The opinion of Mr.. Mill is that the equal
access Of the two sexes to Intellectual culture
10 not only question Of first importance for
women, but indispensable TO the civilization of
the world.
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SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF CArARRn

SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF CATARRH
have been afflicted With chr onic CatarTh
that could net breathe through my nsstrils. an
vas very nervous and debiIitatei when placed
myself under DR.. Aborn . care. some three week
sfo. now can breathe freely through my nos
this, and an feeling iik, new being. His trs at
Eent has had a most magical effect upon my case
A sTIARwALT, ,JR.
Government Prin ing Ofce.
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IRy Cable
Baltimore Markets, To-day.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 2.-Cotton firm, with mode
rate demand Middling Uplands, 90. Flour
dull, and prices weak. Wheat firm; receipts
small; sales of prime to choice red at 81 25 10
- 81. Corn firm; sales of prime white az - 10
~; yellow, 80 TO s. Oats firm al ~ TO IS
Rye firm at SI.5O to S1.6O. Pork active AT S32.
Bacon firm; rib sides. l. = TO l. .; clear do ,
L 9ale3. shoulders, Is aba hams, DO Lard
iiIm at 20
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ATToENEN GENERAL Nv ARTS rs to day de-
i'NeTiDg an argument in the Supreme Court
HSa'nsf the r6 6clamation by importers of certain
import duses which they claim were excess we
and no, authorized by law
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REMARKABLE CURES.

rr, ,Atorn herewith publishes lev Of the ,-.ry
testimonials handed 70 him by his patients O,eer
certificates ofcures Effected by sIm since ne res
iderce In Washington can be eeon at tisefioe
ga street.
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wAsHIS6IoN. D. O., January 9. lsig
The i, to certify that I have been cured of deaf
usss and disc hsIgIng from my ear of a yery sever
nature By DR. AJOr'- a. 80 treet, within tn.
period Cf ope week. uly recommeu ut
ell &c him ~ho are suneri similar diseases
p. BAkTL Pension once.
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Wall Street To-day

NEW YORK. Feb. = Stock market Is strong
but unsettled. Money quite active at per
cent. Exchange, 81. Gold, 35k. 5-2U's Il
coupon 12T. North Carolina Skies, 63: new.
6la; Virginia Sizes, ex-coupon, 5s; sew, III y
Tennessee SIxes, ex.coupon, 67X new, G73
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Money is in fairly active demand in New
York bui the surplus was abundant yesterday
at per cent. with loans TO government houses
al per cent Bank and Trust Companies are
able 10 employ their capital at the full legal
Iare. The bar ks are taking paper quite freely,
and prime paper Is disc unt ted a. : TO per cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-02

VIZ sArP YESTERDAY that Colonel r iorence q
was not d-ah, bu, Is frsss a daisy; bat The
types made 1t pert a. q daisy, which is Il .,
Exactly re daisy style.
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a 0INrLE4AN ~ YEARs or AGE AC
KNOWLEDGls TEE kEsTOBATION or
HE HlARING.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., December q, 1853
Da AsolR:-Dear eir wish to scknovled-s
shs re1srksbIs ssceess Of your trestmsnt In ny
sass. Asd been % deaf for the ysss twenty years
- 70 be unable 70 hear. except when addressed in
. very high tone. Aftsr ten days undsr your
tresnsns my hearing appears to be perfectly re
stored Am n years Of aEe.
Years, sssy truly,
PNOpINR asa p direct
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COLLISION OF VESSELS

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. The shin Dak. of
EdinburG. IN proceeding 10 sea today colllded
with the u. :. steamer General Mcpherson
ne steamer, extensively, ana the ship slightly
damaged. Lieut.. Rocofellow, Cap kins nan.
U. $. A, and the Captain of IN. steamer AN.
iured. ~
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COLLEGE DESTROYED Ry FIRE

TOLEDO, OHIO, Feb 2-Tbe College building
at Adrian, Mich, was partially DESTROYER by
hre this morning. Most of the contents Were
saved. Loss on the building, sa0 q a.. trsnr.
ance S6.ONO
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ACAEp FROs PaYMAevER Gun yfEGHAM
L. \ NAVY

NAsHTyGTsN ID. g. Jan I5 Is p.
The skiIfuI- successfuI. aud scientifS trestme &
Of D.. AbOrr q care OF Ear and Th-os. disssse
ELECTS my gratitude ems thanis, ans I warmly
commend h.n te my friends aud tho public gea
rFs,Iy.
pr. Aec-n is ran oS few words tut mis- profes-
ssnai al. ity spesks fer itself
JOHN 3. .CUNEINGHAM
Psyzsster United States NAVY
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PERRY DAVIS, PAIN KILLER. /.

This old and we'll known remedy, which hse &C.
quirtd world vide rsnown for the cure ofsudde.
colds, coaghs, etc., weak stomach, general debjI.
ity, nursing sore mouth, cred mouth or thros
liver complaint. Dyspepsia or inaieestion. crsm.
or pain IN the stomach, bowel complaint, Dsintsr
lost none of 10 good name by repea eated Sns
connness g oocnpy prominent position in every
aes4AAS s~SaSsoS oo0St. 10 n lm
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KILLED HIMsELF TO Avoip AN ATTACK or
THE MRAsLRs.-Last Saturday " eek the father
Of Edward Walbridge of WIlliamstowp, VT,
d ed Of measles, which had depressing infiu.
snce on the son, who seemed con viuced that he,
too, was to die OF that disease. Last Saturday
he asked bis wife TO give him his pocket knife
and memors ndum book, and while the family
where at dinner he used the knife to bore il
between two ribs, evidently striking for bic
heart, which he inst missed. He lived but
about two hours after being discovered.
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Cove ernnent Securities.
VIEW YoRK-FIRsT BOARD
by Ban kers' and Brokers telegraph. !


Lewis johnson & %. quote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK Feb 2.-First Board-U. : 6's,
Sci, coupon, 112 Z; 62O's, ls62 coupons II2',
.eS4, coupon, l09s.; 1865. coupons, HOY; ls6s,
coupon, new, To- a; 620's, 1-6T, coupon. I0s ,,
l0lO's, coupons, TO-; Pacific Mail, lI9 a OHIO &
Miss. Certificates, 80; Mariposa, :. Atianti.
Mail, none; Canton, 60; Cumberland, p :,
" u. Telegraph > -'s Quicksilver, % a; Boston
Wafer Power. l5a; N. Y. Central, l6l p Erie
nonei do. pref'd. none; Hudson none; Reading,
90; Michigan Central, ll9is; Michigan South
ern, 9s3, Illinois Central none. Cleveland and
Pittsburg, 34: North west, S}4; do. preferred
91 a; Cleveland a.:j Toledo, lOi Rock Island
1905 Fert Wayne, 100 Alton q Terra Haute,
~; Toledo & Wabash, 65x; Adams EXP.
none; Wells, Fargo & Go. Exp, none; Americs
Express 4s; United States EXP. none; Mer-
chants Union l7a: Chicago & Alton. 1853: do
pre'erred, 1872 i. Market strong. 8old rs :,
l3J&.
BY Cable.l
LONDON, Feb 2, II a. n,.-Consols, 93s; u.
$ Bonds. 75z.; Illinois. 93s Erie, 26. a; A and
Great West Railroad, A..
FRANKFORT, IL a. m.-Bonds, 19h.
LIVERPOOL, II a. m.-COtton market opens
firm. Sales Will reach 1900 bales. Mid
ding Uplsnds, 1l,,a Mddling Orleans,
nj
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE
saxine iust been made In HOrF's MALT tx
TRACT. the world renowned preparation ia nov
placed within the reach OF an, We confde MI
Commend It's use to all suffering from disorders Of
tne throat. cheet, lungs or stomach, and 20 those
needing an invieorstor, . tonic, or . beverage
instead OF porter, ale, beer. or other alcohol ic
oIinke Il a. com
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PRRsoNAL-hOn. Eugene Casser'y, of Cali
forRia and Thomas l.. Cingman, of North
Carolina, are at tie EbbItt House. -...Cianeral
j. J. Reynolds United States army, is at Will
lsrd's
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TO BE Hung On FRI

CLEVELAND. Feb 2.-Gov. Hayes declines 20
interfere with the sentence o; the court in The
case o. Lewis DAVIS, condemned ~ D. hanged
February 5lh.
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Hon. JOSEPH SEGAR, of Va. we regret q
Learn. has been confiEed TO his room tor mon h
past, hy malignant al d painful erysipeias
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-02

- The Adysntists in Waterbury, CT, have
hired Lathrop Hall. and prophecy the worlds
dissolution in the spring.
~Californias population is only one. fourth
female. In Nevada there are eight men TO one
Wonan, snd the proportion N Colorado is
twenty 10 one.
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Mr.. WILSON introduced in the Senate this
mOIning 6lll to increase the pay OF all officers
of the arHy below the rank OF Nj jor General,
by adding 81. per cent. to the pay proper tor
tw years from and after July Ist 1856
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- The people OF Red Bud, ST Clair county.
Ill. Will gave ball on February I'd. sthe pro-
leeds OF which Will De used 20 establish a
weekly newspaper in the town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-02

VI. BERTHENY, the French Minister, enter
tanned General Grant Saturday, with several
members .. Congress.
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THR Washington correspondent of the WOr-
cester Spy says that the Br0qd,cay will soon
publish a poem by Walt Whitman which
hears the picturesque Nitle OF Ethiopia Salu-
ring the Colors," and IN bold, rhythmIcal and
striking words paints an aDcien; negro wo-
man-pure African, brought here an hundred
years agone in a slave ship-standIng, bent and
wriDkIsd. AT her cabin door, bowling all day
without ceasing TO the marching hosts of Sher-
man they pass along The dusty Carol na
read.
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New York Grain Market T0-dav

NEW YORK, Feb. 2-Flour market dull 5a
IL lower Wheat dull and declining. Corn Il
shade lower
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Mrs. CAROLINE ELLIOT KAssoN, the lady
who obtained the divorce, three years ago,
from Assistant Postmaster General Kasson,
of Iowa, was married a few days ago to Ru-
ius J. Lakeland, rich grocery merchant OF
81. I,ouis. The lady a sister of the Rev. DR.
Elliott, by whom the marriage ceremony was
performed.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RBvESUR.-Fhe receipts to-day
from this source were S3OSIs0.i6.
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NOMINATION FOR DELEGATE IN CONGRESS
FLoN NEw MExICo.-Hon J. Franclsc 80
Chaves, this mOrning received the following
dis patch:
SANTA FB, N NJ. Jan. 81, lsas.-To J. Fran.
CISCO Chares: You are the unanimous nominee
OF the X, publican Convention.
j. BoNIFACIo CaAvPs
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ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN ARoUr @o
MARRY.

- Sescys ior ioune Men, on the Errors, Abu,es
hood, with the humane View Of tresfmeot ~
c9fs sent oy nail IN sesled letter enveIoees srsa
Ro1 p, fhiladelphta, Pa, q ~ hsUS, ~
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THE TRRRE HAUTE, Indiana. papers an
nounce tie death OF Jacob brennan Early, aged
~ years. wealthy and enterprising citizen OF
that ftOurishing town, distinguished for his
Intelligence, courtssy. and generous Hospitality.
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districts shall bienrially choose one R'pre-
sentative TO the Con -ress OF the United States,
the time, place and manner of holding suoh
elections OF electors and Representatives TO be
prescribed by Congress.
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TRANSFER OF THE CAPITOL OF Ne.
BRASkA.

CHICAGO, Feb 2.-The bill transferring the
capitol building Of Nebraska 10 Omaha b as be-
come law.
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NUhEEE OF GENTLEHEN are proposed as
candidates for the Eighth Congressional District
OF Indiana, made vacant by the election OF Mr..
Pratt as United States Senator. An Indian
apolis paper thus disposes of some of them
..Mr. Tyner is an impetuons, skyrocketty ora
tor,wiih weakness for the Greeks and Romans.
Col Robinson is AT present member of the
State Senate. His "best hold" is to contract MS
brows when he rises TO point OF order, and
look painfully wise. Mr. Still Ixell has the
sunk of IohnsonIsm YET on his garments. Col
AshbUry Steel is Cromwellian IN hts personal
appearance, and looks as thongh he might be
hard headed as well as hard-f,ted. White.
side, the rosy young gentleman who made
such a determined fight for the nomination las
summer, seems 10 have dropped out of the
ring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-02

&The Baptists propose 70 hold National
Sunday school Oonvsnti0n In connection with
theu anniversary, next Nay.
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8AN AKTIDoTB FOR TOBACCO II Trask, the
Anti.Tobacco philsnthropist, says that gen.
tian root coarseiy ground, chewed well md
the saliva swallowed, will cure the appetite
for tobacco IL ITS use is persisted IN for few
weeks. Take 40 much Of 1t after each meal. or
offener. ~ amounts TO common qnid Of ..iine
eut" or sscavepdish." ...'.
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REMOVALS. II VIRGIHIA Leonard Daniel
clerk Of the County Court Of Amherst, Vir.
ginia, has been removed, and Northern man,
named James Pierson, appointed in hls piace
Rev. Richald H. Rawlings, Protestant Epis.
copal minister, hes been appointea sheriff OF
the county, but II 10 said he will decline.
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ALIENS LUNG BALSAM.

ALIENS LUNG BALSAM.
II sells every where and gives satisfaction Read
the following extracts from letters:
l. b. BOWIE, Druggist, Uniontown, Penn
wrfte.: Aliens Lung ealsam hes performed some
remarkable cures about here recommend 10 win
confidence in oil diseases ofthe Throat and In ugs"
sIERLIye Bros ,Druggt.ts, write from Oerrol.
SAM. We are entirely olt Of n. Il eives more
sensral sansfaction than any other medicine Ne
sell. il 2l-lm
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a x:is..:: y. !Hys.rs:sO.D s..:s. -

...s,:s. .ssl 49, .,i. S2ss z q 9,
'::iss 3 "a w'''S'''' ''S 81 ElInpoLp'
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FOR FEMALE WEAKNESS AND pEBII.ryy
WHITES OK LEUooRRH0A,
TOO PReFgsE NsTRUArIos.
EXHAUSTION,
TOO LONG CONTINUED PERIODS,
FOB PRoLAPsUe AND BEARISG DOWN. OR
PkoLAPSUe UTERI,
We offer the most perfect spesine known:
hAMboLD hP00ND EXTRACT OF
Directions for Use. diet, and advice, accompany.
FOR FEMALE wEAKNIs,

Females inevery period OF iife. from infsn,,t
extreme oid aee, viii hnd ~ . remedy 20 aid maine
glory Of manhood and wAmAn hood.
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having received the Endorsement the most iron,
iuent physicians In the United States 10 u.uoF
tered TO afflicted humanity a certain cure for a..
following diseases and symptoms, from " vhstete~
csuse originating:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-02

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