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The Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Ind.) 18??-1920, 1870-07-07
A LECTURE
TO YOUNG MEN
Just PnLlishsdina Sealed Enrclopc. Price

Just Pablishsd in a Sealed Earelopc. Price
sir cents.
LECTt RE on THE NATURE. TREATMENr
MD RADICAL CURE of SpcrmatorrhoeH, or
seminal Weakness. Involuntary Emissions,
SeN"a heblhiy and tmpediments TO Marriage
genera Ncryousness. Consumption. Epilep-
> ana rue. Mentat and Physical lucapAcitN /,
resuluar from Self'Abuse. &c By RODENT
CVLNERN Eli, N. D., Author Of the Gree n
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The world renowned authorinthis admin bic
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Vateiy and radically. THIS LECTURE WILL.
PROVE A BOON TO THOUSANDS AND
THOUSANDS.
sent under seal 10 any address. in plain
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risge Gaidc," price 25 cents. Address the
Publishers,
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noli
The Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Ind.) 18??-1920, 1870-07-07

! have found the soft soap remedy
q sure thing for curing this disease
I'm chickens. The horse-hair RENE
dy | could not manage. In the first
place the hair wouldn't twist; in
the next place, when the hair was
I'm the throat the worm wasn't;
when the worm was there the hair
wasn't. But would recommend
soft soap, mixed with dough, as a
safe and simple remedy.-MRs. &.
The Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Ind.) 18??-1920, 1870-07-07

ON AIS Aseo' s, max tn more %.r' , Tl,n
any thing ever issued. They arc ioht. cheap.
sell fast. and pay abunIanny. send Tor Cuca-
la. Address X. SANBORX x CO., rs East
Madison ST.. Chicago. n2s-4w
The Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Ind.) 18??-1920, 1870-07-07

EzS~Thc national taxes this year
are some four hundred million
dollars. If it had not been for the
Democratic rebellion. they would
have been about seventy-fve mil.
lions.
The Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Ind.) 18??-1920, 1870-07-07

1T imparts tone and vigor II the Uterus. and
l. gives renewed vitality To the whole system
IL is peculiarly adapted To the follow ing afec-
tiopa.-Painful Menstrual discharge suppress
sion Of the Mcn-es, Profuse Men-truation,
Leucorrhoca or Whites. Ulccrate Uterus. dc.
DR.. J. King. Of Cincinnati, author or ~ q.
man. her diseases aud treatment says--'.f he
most important means To produce health among
females j. 90 strengthen aud iRvigoraic the re-
productive organs. This medicine appears 10
exert specific influence upon the Uterus. IL
l. valuable agent IN all arrangements Of The
Fe.aale Reproductiye Organs.
Hr. Conant. Of Worcester, Mass, SAYS 81 use
IL in my practice. IL will ia nearly every case
prevent three. iourihs 81 the suffering 20 which
many remales are liable.
Dr. willard L. Georee, formerly Professor In
the Worcester Medical College, and President
Of the Eclectic Medical Society; Massachusetts,
say-' regard u a. one Of the best incidence
for Female Compile nts that can BE found
DR.. r. Smith, President Of The New York A.
soeintion Of Botanic Physicians. ssys no Fo-
male. II In delicate health, should omit tae use
OF this valuable CoTdiai.
Price. 81. or six bottles for s.. IrTif your
Druegist viii not supply you. send oEders By
mail TO John ID. Park, Wholesale Agent, Gin
cinnaii, Ohio. Prepared a, The
New England Botanic Depot, Boston.
Massachusetts,. nl6y9
The Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Ind.) 18??-1920, 1870-07-07

Ton WORK NEATLY EXECUTED
- a. this 0fice. GiTeusa
The Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Ind.) 18??-1920, 1870-07-07

STAR SPANGLED BANNER.-A large 40.
- column paper, Ledger sire. illu-irated. De.
voted la Sketches, Poetry W.T.. llumor, genuine
fun. Nonsense tof sensible kind aud To the
exposure Of S~indling. Humbugs. NC. Only -
els ,cnr, aud superb engraving "Evahgei-
me-" 1--we feet, gratis. 30 600 circulation.
Money refunded To all who ask ~. IL 1. wide
awake, fearless, truthful. Try IL now. - cis
year. Specimens Free. Address" BANNER. :"
Hinsdaie, y. a. mo- Nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-08

VICE president COLFAx's LETTERING
briefly referred yesterday to a letter from Vice
President Colfax TO the Brooklyn UEioH. an
nouneing his intention to retire from public life.
In II he writes:
:. thank you for your good wishes in nv h.
halt, but L intend, with Jbis term to close nv
public life absolutely. | will then have had
eighteen years OF continuous service al Wash
Ington, mOstly on a stormy sea-long enou1h
for any one; and my ambition i all cratitie,i an
satisfied.
Gen Grant viii doubtless he renominated,
and, think. should be. Ny articles and
speeches show my faith in him. and INV regard
ioT him. But the people will " ant some eastern
or southern Vice President, and should have
one l shall leave public life voluntarily ami
without a regret, and expect to 20 int active
business. My friends here all know of this d.
termination, and assure you 1t Is no pretanc,,
but realty, a. you will see.
Ibis Is the last campaign in which I shall
participate, and feel as happy at the prospec-
i've release from the exaeiiOns, cares misrep-
destinations and excitemenfs OF political life a.
TIE stucent who Is about TO graduats ami 90
tOrth from the walls in which ne has been for
years. nee from professors and critics. When
you ihii II all over YOU will concede that IL il
wise determination
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-08

An exchange very aptly remarks; 1.-The fact
Will lie borne in mind that the afternoon papers
contain the fullest and freshest news from the
seat OF war in Europe. IL has rarely happened
so far that the intelligence of great battles has
not first appeared In the afternoon Journals.
All readers will see, therefore, the great advan-
tage OF the afternoon press in furnishing the
latest news
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-08

Poor Napoleon is now the common target for
adverse criticism, and some of the good folks
are even quoting Scripture against him. The
Seventh Palm, IL is claimed, contains a passage
which as completely describes him as If penned
especially TO meet his case. II is as follows
Behold, be travaileth with iniauity. and
hath conceived mischief, and brought forth
ialsehood- He made pit, and digged il. and is
fallen into the ditch which he made. His mis-
chief shall return upon his own head and his
violent dealing shall come down upon his own
pate"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-08

PARIS MOURNING FAsHIoNs--MOst of the Ia
dle< IN Paris At this sad period wear black.
Those VfO have not lost relatives In the war
but simply wear black as a mark of respect for
their friends who have been less Fortunate do
not adopt the deepest mourning. but a a rule.
put ON black China crepe dresses and this IN A.
feral j. Invariably worn over a black silk petit
coat, Il IN med with three deep hounces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-08
WAR DEPARTMENT.
hDJL ItNT UENFRAt UFF1CE.
WA-HINGTo~,A August - iS-1

wAsHINGIo>, August a. iS7O
I Gessyai Corf Martial OrderS No. A.
/ X Before General Court Martial. which can-
vened ~ Fo-t McHe1ry, Maryland. NJ " II, 1870.
pursuant TO Special Orders No. 20, Headau.rter.
$40 and Il .hieh Colonel HonAeE BnooRs, Togrt n
ShsG S,A'es srniIery' Is PRESIDENT, was arrsignsd
First Lieutenant E''c,n sseiey, Fourth United
CHARGE I. Disohed'ence of the lawful command
OF, 81 HE superior r! oiheeIn
Ter The pnLposs OF nhiaining the payment OF false
s ~ against the United Sa'e. IN violation of the
CHARGE III. =" Violation Of the eighteenth Article
cHARGEI Nv. - Conduct unbecOming an officer and
Cnied States Army Rsauiafions, Fl rs ''''''o
10 which CHARGES and their specifications the &C
United States ARTILLERY, pleaied Not Guilty
The cou,, having ms,n,S' .,,
dence aiduced finds the accused, FIRST Lien.anan,
E,,c,n Ssefey' Fourth United States ARTILLERY, as
OF the LIST Specification, 'Goilty
OF the "a Sp,r'tcafIoa. "Guilty.
OF the CHARGE, Guilty
orthe l.t sp.c,scafior, "uui,ty
81 he "a 81 c.RsGf'on, Guilty" emitting the
or the CHARGE, Guilty.
OF the lst Sps,,h1a;,on, '.Guil;y"
of the I'd SPECIFICATION, "Guilty.'
of the CHARGE, entity.
OF the LIST Spsr, C-aiicn. "auilty.,
or the 81 = Solicitation, Guilty.
OF the Sd Sp,c,tcafiCn "Guiiy.''
OF the 4th Spse,fcafirH, 'Guilty."
~ the 9Th S1ecito1fion, Guilty"
" the 9TH SYsetf ou,i0n, "Gulty."
CI the ith Specifications, Guilty
OF the Sih Specification. Guilt
" The 9Th Specifications, "Guilty"
VI the 10th Specification, Guilty"
W the tn SPECIFICATION, Guilty "
tf the 18th Specification, Guilty
OF the CHARGE "Gniity ="
- CHARGEE.
Of the Specification. "Guilty."
Of the CHARGE, equity D."
SENTENCE.
And the Conrt does therefore sentence him LAT
Lieutenant E,UIn SssAp, 18th I. s. artillery III he
cash'eTsd and 10 forfeit 10 the Uatisf States ali nav
ana GNorarrsS nor dB, ~ that may bscops d.s n IN
and 70 hare ms name. crJII', and pLIcs 1boe AMI
prHIStr9sH pHbtIShSd IN the newspapers Of FaSaiag
ton, ~. e., and ths Stale of OhiO."
III In conformity with the 65th Of the Rules and
Articles Of War, the proceedings of the gsnar Il
court IT rtial in the foregoing have been for
wardcd 20 tie Secretary of War for the action of the
President Of the United Statee.
All The findings approved except the finding
upon the third charge. which il dsap proved for thu
reason that The ofenses specified thereunder were
not properly pleaded violations of the eighteenth
Article of War.
The sentence is approved and will be duly exc
cptAd
lll.-lst Lieutenant ETUiH SssLsy. 18th L s. srtil-
lerv, accordingly ceases to be officer OF the army
from the date OF this order.
By order OF the Secretary OF War
y. u. TOWNSEND, AdJutant General
Official: q. MCkEEyER. Assistant AdJutant 0on-
tral.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-08

Thomas Hughc- known to all boys aud most
men and women ss the author OF Tom Browns
School Days" is now in New York, on his way
West with Mrs. Hughes, II see a prairie and
other western wonders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-08
IEPARrHE.r OF sra-E,

WASUTSGTnS, Sep.Hm1@rs iS,oS
lnf"ims; ion ha, been lived ut this Department
from Mr. w. p. Margum, the Consul Of the Q led
atrs at Na-aSaki japan. Of 'hs death on the 2l,h
MAJ i,,e, small pox, at the Nasassk Hospital Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-08

IHE SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILEoAp.-To-
day quite numbe- of persons from this 1uar-
ter ayailed themselves Of the invitation TO be
present at the grand internal improvement
barbecue" upon the occasion of the breaking
ground for the Shenandoah Valley Railroad ne ar
the forks o. the Shenandoah. The party left
from Wellington by special train from Mary
land avenue station at a. M. intending to re-
turn 10 the city about the same hour In the
evening.
The road in question is intended to run from
Shepherdstown, Maryland. up the valley to
Salem, Virginia, connecting with other impor-
tsnt roads.
Concerning the celebration to-day the Spirit of
JeFerson saws:
Prom time Immemorial il has been the cus-
tom to celebrate great victories of arms gained
by the blood OF thousands, and amId the shrieks
and groans Of the wounded and diving; and IL
these victories are celebrated, how much MOI
betting l. it TO hail with joy the accomplish
ment OF a peaceful triumph-a triumph from
which the inhabitants OF the Shenandoah VAL
ley vii resn Listing dement's.
spite of all the chickering's and misrepre-
sentations Of those who have endeayored to
throw cold water upon the scheme, the Shenan-
doSh alley Railroad has become a grand sue
ceSs-has been surveyed mapped and contract
Cd Tor within the short space of i've months
IRON the date OF the organization of the COM
Pany. and active operations On the work OF the
road are now about to begin. Believing that
the advent of this great internal improvement
will be hailed with joy by the people of the
beautiful scope of country which it will trav-
eTSe, the Board OF Directors of the Shenandoah
valley Railroad Company have determined to
celebrate. with becoming and imposing cere-
monies. The Inauguration OF their road near
Front ROYAL, Warren county, Va. on Thurs
day, tie sth Of September. On that dsy A grand
barbecue viii be given at that point, to which
the public are invited, and e~pecIalIy the mann
hers Of the editorial corps of Virginia and West
Virginia number OF prominent speakers
nave been invited ard arc expected to be pres
ent, among whom is Cover cor Walker of yIr-
GINA who will throw up the first shovel Of earth
on this great work. Some of the finest bands of
music IN the country will be present to enIiyen
the occasion, and a general good time is antici-
pated- IL is hoped our friends OF the w NJ AMI
+. X K-Prospective-wil be there and enjoy
themselves hugely"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-08

Ole Bull was married Tuesday in Madison
Wisconsin His bride was Miss Sarah Thorpe
youngest daughter of State Senator Thorpe, of
that city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-08
pEPARrNES1 OF SrArz

''ANhiNfT'N, = pt ~ be- b, l@sp,N
Information has been received at this Dsosr,u,.ot
from Mr. Alfred FoH,'h' Consul OF the United States
st Yarmouth, Epglasd, of the de attn, on the ? at
OF Msv IiO. by an explosion board tbs vessel at
tea- OF j I'm Johr son, ct he shi , AsJerias
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-08

RECoGNITIoS OF THE NEW FRENCH RErrr-
ITc.-A t. legram from Paris to-day announce,
that Mir is--r Wsshburne, under instructions
from tue nited states Government, yesterday
recognized the new government in France, and
n1eredt the congratulations of PRECEDENT Grant
on the establishment o a Republic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-08
TTHE sHIvERING SEASON

~ THE SHlVERING SEASON
The loss to the labOriDg classes of the United
States caused by fever and ague has been estimated
at upwards Of two millions of d,llars per anuum
Whole settlements Sometimes prostrated by the
disease, and it is regardd in localities az one
OF those yisitatiOns Of providence which cannot be
avoided. This is mistake. As certainly as any of
the e' is which are invited by neglect may be fore
stalled by precautOn-so certainly NAV an attack of
Intermittent for remitent fever be prevented BY in
VigoratIng the system with Hostetter's Stomach
Enters In advance of the season, at which this NAL
soy prevails Prevention il 10 needless to say is tie
Wsest policy; but il is consoling to know that where
time has not been thus taken by the forelock and
The paroxysms have actually commenced, complete
cure may in all Cases be rapidly effected By the use
OF this powerful vegetable tonic The reputation Of
the Biiters as q specific for dyspepsia liver com.
paint, constipation aad nervous debility, has in
s,me measure thrs into the shade its merits as
preventive and Of other ailments, but all who
haye ever taken IL, either protection against or
remedy for malsrous fevers will admit that ii sur
passes in efficiency all the called specifics tin
gliding Qunne,) usually prescribed for thes. mala.
dies, while ii Is at thu time entirely harmless
abd decidedly pslatabie. se5-eo3tSw
0EDR. AsHEDBp, ASSISTANT sURGEON
S COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
has removed his OFFICE to 1880 New York ave
nue.. seI3ys
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OFFICIAL
DKPsETaSNr Of STATE,

DEPARTMENT. OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, 81 TEN er 6, IS.0
d. formation has b. received thi. Den rims;
Fl ~ Mr.. ThonssK King tbs Consul of the rrni,d.
States at CGrh Ire and OF the sesih on the I;,h Of
My. ls'o. Of hesri disea.e sa OF q ,,-s. N,.,n
on beard the bark BIi .eepott. 40, ain urpan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-08

~1be Boston Advertiser thinks that a
branch q! eur Improved Order of Red Men" Is
much neeted on the Western plains
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-08
NJ MINERAL WATERS,
FRENCH GLASS SIPHONS,
SOLD AT
MILBURN'S DRUG STORE.
531 18TH STREET OPPOSITE TREASURY

SOLAR SODA, KIsSINGEN, vICHY. sELT
TER, SARATOGA BEDFORD AND BIUE
LICK WATERS, ON DRAUGHT ALL THE
YEAR &c..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-08

w HY NOT?
enca opening our NEW MUSICAL AND LITE
RARH BEPOT in Georgetown we have repeatedly
been asked whether we think First Glass Estab
ltshment will Fay, II being Washn yton, and
we inv ariably answered with this question:
WHY NOT?
1t has only been three months since we opened
and already have sold nine Pianos, ak of which
went to W ashngton. The secret nf our success liz
in the cheapness Of our goods. We bought o large
and varied stock for cash, and allow our customers
the advantages We receive from the nc anufacturers
OUR STOCK OF
PIANOS, ORGANS, AELODEONS,
And all kinds OF
MUSICAL MEBOHANDISE,
As we'll as
SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
BIBLES, Catholic and others,J
PRAfER BOOKS OF ALL DENOMINATIONS
INITIAL PAPER AND ENVELOPES,
GOLD PENS, JUTE AND COTTON TWlNE,
In fact, everything in the line of
STAPLE AND FANCY STATIONERY
Cannot be excsled.
Tuning and Repairing of Instruments done M
snort notice. Send vCuF orders TO "
FOE 4 SELIGSON.S
- New Musical and Literary Depot.
eeou Georgetown, ID o.
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LOST AND FOUND.

UST-The finder of PENSION CERTIFIC
II No: 1919, will confer a favor a MANNED
soldier by leaving the same with JAMES O'NEIL
NC 1919 Iih street east, near Navy Yard SEES 2te
OST-A email PnObLE DOG, (white:I answers
IL to the name Of 4" Beauty hAndsnme,<N =
reward will be- given Ia any person leavingIT
him at No; 71a II street north, between-%A
9TH and sth. se7-sts
c. REWARD-strayed away. ON Sent "a a Ijoht
va red, horned COW, both ears cropped; ~1Ek
two front teats larger than the bach ones &kZIS
The above rev ard will be pahl If returned -A
10 Mrs. ELIZA MARSHELI,.
SEQ 81 LIST street east, corner ID street south
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-08

SPEARS FRUIr PRESERVING SOLUTION
~ Greatly improved directions fr using. One
botii. MI preserve ly2 pounts Of Fruit, ETC
SEALING WAX for sealing corks, CELERY
MITE and BLACK MUSTARD SEEDS, TUR-
MkRfC, &c. At
sIAMs' PHARMACY.
ses6t New York avenue corner Iath siraat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-08

NEW sroCH.
cAtFr1Is OF cknTH E STGs nAT sb DEpa
asa AsSs sAshE sa ,sbSl pHk
TABLE oil ctofhs AND NJ stair ROD.
Fine Three Pi, - -- sheo
ZINE ins !, ,T a,in ,;,n..s ~ SO
The undersgned . prepared to furnish his custo-
mere with Gt DDS as above MENTIONED from an
lie Respectfully soiieits an inspection. Which I'm
cure no obligation to buy.
JAMES II. DODSON,
si9 MARKET SPACE,
Third door from 9th street,
FeS-Im formerly No. 4.
THE NEW STEWART COOK,
WITH DUMPING
AND SHAKIN} GBATE,
Maintains il superiority all other -
10 rot buy an iL'eIier one, when you
E SIMPSONS.
sss-u 1905 Pa. ave.. bet. 10th and lIth sts
CLAIMs ON THE CORPORATION.
The subscriber will sell GROCERIES a. regular
rates fo- Ger fcstes OF the Corpor alton or Claims
approved by the Auditor.
632 Pennsylvania avesue, south side,
ses-H Between Sixth and Seventh SITS.
CORPORATION 0sPERs! ,au,.n.,
Parties having claims against the Corporation, up
Bdseads Ursde. or ANY other articles il our ns
'Df Tin ME- s5S
be2 hs. obtsnaa rom The ast ssS % h
District of Columbia. holding a Special Term, lev
Stone late q WISH nsteS c""nty sss 81 DE-
ceased All percons hasine claims against the said
the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber, before
the 9Th day 81 SsptesnSsr ex they may ot9srw.e
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of Seotemoer,
. sts-th-aw" Executor.
VHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the suLscri
1 her has obtained from the Supreme Court OF
the District of Columbia ,lding Special Term let
FkED Tin IERMAN. late q Washington CO County an
tie al are claims
hiblt the same, with the vouchers thereof to the
may aa By sac oa
all benefit of the said estate Given under my hand
this s ss day S & ssG'fHG shS sf Aam
LIMITED STATES pATENT OFFICE
~ WASHINGTON. d: Q. September 1870
On the petition of HENRY EDDY, of North
Brdgewster. Mess. praying for the extension of =
patent granted to him on the 9th day Of January.
1e5, and reissued the Stb day Of April, 1862 tor
an Improvement in Cribs for Horse:
1t IL ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed on the 9th day Of December next; that the
time for fling arguments and tho Examiner report
be limited tO the 10th day Of December nsNt. and
that said petition be heard the 2st day of Decem
Der next.
Amy person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL s. FISHER,
seS- tn Commissioner of Patents
INTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Il OF COLUMBIA,
The 7th day Of SsPts11bsT, 1870.
John w. Hanes, Plaintiff, w. ,,ox
Louisa Hanes, Defendant hiuip'
On motion Of the Plaintiff, by N. Thompson, his
Solicitor, a. is ordered thas the Defendant cause
her appearance to he entered herein before
the first rule dsy occurring forty days after this day
Otherwise he W u lie proceeded with i'm case
of default. BY the Court.
A true copy Test:
81 tarl-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-08

g. MARINIS
DANCING ACADEMY,
STREET, BETWEEN 9THAND 10TH,
REOPENS FOX THE SEASON, Is1O-'1l,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1870
Mr.. MaTini respectfully announces tn HE former
patrons and citizens Of a.hi, gton that his ademy
VIII reopen on TUESDAY. Sept. %. 1870 Mr.. NJ .,
being tn nkful for past fayors received will here
after attend to all his classes in person. and will de-
All IN his power to render satisfaction to those who
will kindly extend their patronage to him In future
For particulars and circula cali ut the sfismy
or by letters. so -tsfS0J Ii MARTNT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-08

WASHINGTON, An rust Is, 1910
NIB, ARTHUR NAITANs-Dsay Sir: Some time
since bought bottle 81 Cry stall Discovery on sour
own recommendation, AMI after = thorou ah trial Am
CHAD 10 IL has ~complished even more than yon
Claimed. Ii il As clear and easy Of application az
water resembling none OF the dirty preparations in
nee. Ny hair. which was quite gray. has ASSN. ID
It's natural color after Few Applications. Ani
cheerfully rec mnend its to all ne ding nny-
thing Of the kind also the cheapest article ever
offered. Very respectfully.
euT JAMES HALL, 18th and Z straeSs
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BOARDING..

koARDlNG--Two gentlemen and their wives or
- three or four gentlemen. may find a auiet home
IN small family where there are no children or
pnarders, II early application be made at No 1881
nm, between NJ and streets N. W. The use OF a
rlaDo. SEQ St
ElRST-CLASs BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
Il FRONT BOOMS, to be had on reasonable terms
Ct 1901, cor. Psnnsylvania avenue and loth street
eooo location and accessible. misty