Evening Star Newspaper, November 17, 1855, Page 1

Sie tienetnietieides >on ee ssi aetna nisinatmennge Serene | ee Scription price is THR EE DOLLARS AND FIF- TY CENTS a yearin advance, TWO DOLLARS ¢ THE WEEKLY STAR. for six months, and ONE DOLLAR for three 4 This excelient Family and News Journal—eea} 2 taining a greater variety of interesting reading tha can be found in any other—is published on Sature day morning it ‘Single Copy, Par anBUM ...eesseseessereressl OB to cLuns. 7 + copies. months; for less than three months at the rate of - - Pree ae oe WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1855. NO. 896. | "fecreenrseees LL PUBLIS EVERY AFTERNOON, pas. . KCEPT SUNDAY,) i By W. D. WALDatgQ, , ts WI be served to subscribers by carriers at SIX h AND A QUARTER CENTS, payable weekly |~ ‘to the Agents; papers served in Packages at 37% cents per month. To maj\, subscribers the sub- & commission of twenty per chen Will beallowed ACADEM 4 IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN. ~ boc HOOFLAND’. OFFICIAL. “By you Jonve, mas’am, if “ap J), Persvance Op Sun Dement or | GSE4T INDUCEMENTS FOR you To ne EBRA tED ris ‘Taeasvay Darran EVENING STAR. “You may 208 , hls Institution, viz: the diffusion of the knowl. | 1, , Lis AND rate ea pe em . nmastRy DePaRrwEnr, Aug 3, 1855. Humphrey closed the door, but remained « ane [srt cece | OLIMaAN Bitlers, | were seeneeeceecee| —incorvavranes or rarme. |mteteacearheva” Wicmints e e Art, the ee st Cloth: 4 | loan au e act on any expostulation gave it up and proceed- tp ACADEMY OF MUSIC = motel. sud VRE oa ea ee PREPARED BY and after the 19th November, 1856, that the whole BY FHOMAS HOOD. ed to drive away the boys, one of wham was Proposes FS peer x, gee. made up to order in the most elegant manner, 2s DR. C. M. JACKSON, Philad’s., Ps., or any part of that stock will be purchased by this There are soveral objections to one-horse ve- | astride on the dead Plantagenet, a second and, With = tee ALBERS as possible to | 2% bas some of the best workmen in the United WILL EPPECTUALLY CURE depaithieat ‘or elias to the 30th Ne. | Bitles. With two wheels they are dange: 3 | grioning through hiscollar, and twomore pre- $rolt Popularity, the Great Works of Beethoven, | State st work for him. Being agent for Scott, | 1p COMPLAINT, DYSPEP se ait, fer wees 8 premium wit} | With four, generally cruel inventions, taxing | paring to play at horse with the reios, Mozart, Mendissohn, Spoke Hummel and others, te ne ane cae ee Chronix olarone om somber next, for which 3 per cent. fam wit! | one animal with ite labor of two. And.in) Then away Hampbrey went, and I found relieved by Lighter compositions, will be pro? | az Piri ey Sas hermit ages Dedit be paid in addition to the sums expressed in the either case, should your horse think .Proper | the time g-ow tedious in his absence. I had . the Or eine arenlost = a both in | sebis own make; such as Over-garments, Frock, ordacen Lida? oF Seaman certificates. to die on the road you have no survivor to | almost made up my mind to follow his exam- Coats, Vests, from + ‘The plaa of admisston will be the same as that | )fess,and Business a P Such as nat | nedium to superior quality. as Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness, o: sional Sy tion ly, the terms of whick will &: | _ All the above gsods whl be sold at very low | Blood tothe Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nat. 85 for the four Concerts entitling the subscriber | PT a te ae orgie cocsbote We ed meth toes Enetati 8: ak to three tickets of admission to each Concert. and Vest, for the small sum of $15. fee Piste foot the Setaeek, And to the holders of the stocks of the other | drag your carriage ‘through the rest of the loans of the United States, that purchases of the | 8t2ge; or to be set off gallo ping with the coach- amou: man on his back for a coadjator. ‘ea ipegeag nt of $1,310,000 will also be made That was precisely Miss Norman's dilemma. ple, when hope revired at the sound of wheels; and up came @ tax eart, carrying four inside, namety, two well known porkers, Master Bar- ’ dell, the pig butcher, and his fureman, Semuel dur.ng the same period at the following rates: If & horse could be supposed to harbor so | Stark, or as he was commonly called, Sam the Soe eee agines may be immediately received — — style i war bos er Pe Sr eens et See Fe ot ee cull | For stock of the loan of 1842, a premium of 10 deadly a spite against his proprietor, I should | sticker. They inquired ond T explained ina at the bookstore of Messrs. Taylor & Maury; at Vests. do do 250t0 10 Breathing, Fluttering ot the Heart, Choking or | per cent.; for stook of the loans of 1847 and 1648, a | believe that the one in question chose to veut | fow words, the ¢ dilemma, taking care to Peto lamerg oul aod Zantzingerssiaoat te | _ He respectfully solicits call from all in want oi Dimncee ee gieations when in.a lying Posture, | oremiam of 16 percent; and for stock issued un. | bis paren dha Anema, Sear eel araeg the | forewarn them, by relating the issue of my Academy of Music. corner Ninth and’ D streets. | ‘lothing. Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, Defl- | der the act of 1850, commonly called Texas-in- | 3P0t where it would cause inost annoyance and | own attempts in her behalt. ; (Open doit 10 ie FURNISHING GOODS, ‘ight, E 2 inconvenience. . Mayhap you warn’t half polite enough,” one wi.) sach as Shirts, Drawers, Collats, Stocks, Hand | cienc) CdS igpey rea clingraces of pe ae demnity stock, 2 premium of 6 per cent. It was just at this moment that I camo up | observed Sam, with a side wks his master. kerchiefs, Scarfs, = = xo ni = ie Aig LD of fest Bariny in the |_ 1aterost will siso be allowed, at the rate stipu- | with my gig, and knowing something of the | “It an't abit of serspe and a civil word aswell cecal MUSIC DEPOT, Under United States Hotel, Flesh, Constant Imaginings vil, and great | lited Sn the certificates, from the Ist July last to | lady’s character, I halted, in expectation of a | as to get a strange lady up into a strange gem. tries corner Kf, Pean’s voennr ont D street, between 3d and 4% strests, Pa. avenue Depression of Spirits. the day of settlement here, with one day in addi- | scene. oe wr gen aud I are to 7 mae Bis hemes ® wermth Hike oad ma- EN] ie Hof the pate to tn propsratiog Sasseuee opm, t0 cuahle Che Treesusa's: ¢refttoreteh to ing tis hee bat the og pres iat ono with so for a veotern aed Tn wohermd 6 c. ante maae ) FRENCH BOOT ae aa nth at., | 2 feeling of the utmost confidence in its virtuce | P2"tY- stone dead. - up in ourcart—my master’s that is to eay— hh cnr PubMeher, aut Dealer ia —— ee No. 487 aig St.» | and adaptation of It to the diseases for which It is | Certificates transmitted to this department un- | Ir you please, ma'am,’ said Humphrey, | afore you can sce whether sho has feet or AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN MUSIC, PI- |") Deut Pa. avenue, ts now prepared. t TE ee aiid aiteas but one that har | 2° ‘he present notice should be duly assigned to | «: Plainty-ginit is dead.”” hoofs.*? ANOS, SPRINGS, &e. His long experience and pra tice in this stood the test of a ten ? trial before the Amer- | 2¢ United States by the party entitled to receive | The lady acquiesced with the smallestnod | In a moment the speaker was at the ear- TTS POPULAR ESTABLISHMENT IIAS | branch of the business in Paris and New ro che purchase-money. ever made. riage door, smoothing down his sleek forelocks, bowing and using his utmost eloquence, even tothe repeating most of his arguments twice over. Yor valled by any similar preparations extant. The Taner, combining ail the comforts and conveni- | pe ex: in this coun’ ' most together with the mee eae Possess | Has on hand alot already made up, to whch | tent and well-kaown Pheeratd od eat ogether with the most compiets assortme | the particular attention of gentlemen are . " m AMERICAN and EUROPEAN MUSIC, PIA- | "sep 113m toting fem Note Pein Ene been refitted in the most modern and tasteful rk, justify him in saying that his boots cannot! as ple, and its reputation and sale is unri- “T’ve took off the collar, and the bit out, ry oS EE eine oe Ye am Nee and got ’un out o’ harness catirely, but he i: ‘upon the assistant treasurers at Boston, New Yor as inupimate as his own shoes,’’ and the in or Philadelphia, es the parties entitled to receive formant looked earnestly at the lady to ob- It wasquite unnecessary for Miss Normon from North Carolina is respectfully sub. A B ‘ hy " > NOS, &c., to be found la the Metropol s. With refer! may still do the money may direct. servo the effect of the communication ‘ut | to say she had never ridden in a cart with two # desire i moet the wishes ofthe misica pte, On pesicionaretatine ten New Memorabilia ‘OY Pract Receipt ‘Bo i fo JAMES GUTHRIE, she never moved a muscle; and honest Huw- h Seeretary ‘Treasury phrey was just shutting the eoach door to go bse baer = go and Gnich the laying out of the corpse when Book, fo I ae solicit — ates S;:Aaent..| the le find, in making their purchases, the; ae Famillles, — had gratis of all th Oo | can do best on Seventh street. There is no place _ for the German pita. ig Alec COUGHS, COLDS, HUARSENESS, &:. | in the city where they can get better articles, or at rinctpal Oftec and Manufactory, 1 pigs and two butchers; and she did not say it. She merely turned away her head from the tan, to be addressed by the master, et the ice ori gan a he was recailed other window, the glass of which she had just PERSONS prodisposea to Pulmonary Adee lower pesos, thaa at G. FRANCIS’S, just above | STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA. BALLS. S ey bed : eee, 5 — fora tea “A tax cart, madam,’’ " most spe ing | Odd Fellows’ Hall, Seventh street. Many are SE ‘What's your pleasure, ma'am e said, “‘mayn t be exactly the vehicle acous- to hoon cauages in potato treat gy beginning to know this, and when in want of | TESTIMONY FROM NORTH CAROLINA THIRD AuEGAL BALL ‘“‘ Remomber, another time—”’ tomed to, and so forth, but thereby, consider- little care, adopting warm clothing and supply- | Hovsekecping Hardware, Cutlery, Silver Plated, | @ertificats of Dr. W. root ite ot ee Hill, Rick- 3 ; “ Yos ma’am.”’ ing respective ranks of life, why, the more Jag themseives with a good prescripcion or cougn | Albata, Britannia, and Japanned Ware, Clock:, mond County, N.C. President’s Mounted Guard. ‘* When a horse of mine is deceased—”’ honor done to your humbles, wuich, as I said remedy they may casliy ward of wha! may else | Bird Cages, Baskets, Brushes, &c., they call on Ping HILL, March 4, 1854. HE COMPANY MUST RESPECTFULLY “ Yee am.” éiere, wilh: take ov ° a the provera Giagecias winter companion TY” | him. Others, in mak'ng thei? purchases wiil d: | D.C. M. Jackson, Philadelphia Dear Str: | Tue cox ha tatormn tiviriieese aed Dera | cate ore i jake every care, and observe the LER’S COMPOUND GUM ARABIC SYRUP | well to remember bis store. ec 19- have been a wo ae of Dees, in its wors Ke Bas She te third Aumual Beal ail ane ee oa Touch your hat. 5 “ee ikewise in distancing the two pigs. _ leenien iow footy MMiahbe nppceciated = S_PIANOS. form, for the last five years. Such was my cond! TUESDAY. EV“NING “Dorn ineeas . The abashed coachman instantly paid up he sudden drawing up of the window, #0 = pie, pet ry lhe mtg PIANOS—PIANOS—PIANOS. | tion for twelve months that the physicians and ai E 3 NG, the nstaut, a 85 ons of our most innocent, yet efficacious, piea- | yusT RECEIVED AT THE MUSIC DEPOT, no ee Of ee Ppa tlpad ar ginattng 1h cin thiscon | MUNDER?’S ASSEMBLY HALL. the salute in arrear. Uublest by birthright | violently as to shiver the glass, showed sufii- saul, and (since the roductton in price,) ecoas 24 2 “ ¢ : 1 5 An experienced caterer will furnish Su: at | With self-possession, he had not even the ad- | ciently in what light Miss Norman viewed pr enn , that oo Sverpepery Riarenth end meets te of those i j sues tpeaneeleee saa tise ae i Tarte Se prices 3 i e a * sar of ex —— = meet a . — eee sprysersirn I . — an un- used with the utmost confidence. It is sold at 25 ad- ad PIANO FORTES, fromtie fac- | 25+ p2nay at rofessor Munder will act as master of ceremo | where he mig! ave learned a rom | lucky smash, for it afforded what the trades- cea‘s, or three botties in one, 50 cents. Wrolesale | Wo"l¢-renowne = aot benefitted by any water to which I was takea nies. good example; he was a raw, uncouth coun- : ‘ tozy of Rosenkrantz, in Dresden. These instru- | Wate me I sto’ week at Rut? by PATTERSON & NAIRN and STOTT & | (07 0 have been acknowledged by competent and | bah ares rd Ned pe epped aw Carolina, ; Gost anh y'all by most Druggists. In Alexan- | gistat-rested musical j to be superior to any | try the effect of some Chalyheate water in faa’ dria by PEEL & STEVENS; Georgetown by nial equare Pianos made, in point of | place. About the last of the week I went into z man would have cailed an“ advautageous opening”’ for pouring in « fresh stream of el- oquence; and the sticker who shrewdly Tickets TWO DOLLARS—to be obtained of the following Committee on Invitation. a sma try servant, with the great morit of being cheap, whom Miss Norman had undertaken to Capt Peck, Corp"l McCutchen, educate ; but he was atili far from boing pre- ri as other bor Mr. CISSELL. oct 2” | tone, torh, and durability. = Ri ios hire fee Ei ee ein * estimated the conveniencs of the breach x 3 _, | ttrug store to get some medicine for my an Jieut Flint, or] y> } ficient, so that in the importance of announc- | came round the back of the carriage and as Shall receive, in a few days, another lot of thes= | myself. There were several of the villaze phys! Sgt Hayward w ‘opping, E: | ind the a qtr oni ‘unio ‘ ide.” Carter's Spanish Mixture! instrumen‘s, and continue to receive them as £002 chas an the axe, and one of them anne Pm ke Sot Owen, > 50s tea a a ing — geen to his Sor he apenas . counsel, derriag on the same side. ER OFTHE BLOOD: | 38 they can be passed through the Custom House. | some interest in ‘m case, and, after asking mec Qr Master Evans, Jacob Ash, « one cf those minor tokens of respect which she | The iy. wane ciblo. THE Se K: : nov L GEO. HILSUS, Agent. some questions, said he had been a dyspeptic ané Manvgers om the part of the Compan always rigorously exacted. Tho blackberry boys had departed, the eve- Pvitreeene Rouny 1 rr!!! y Roar | Bid been greatly benefitted by the use of HOOF- Lieut Hohlayer. | O'Des hue, Esq it was my own turn to come forward, and 2: | ning began to close in, and so umphrey made a Se eee ee S. P. HOUVER’S IRON HALL BOOT | LAND’s GERMAN BITTERS, prepared by San Dubanet * oP Berr 2 deferentially as she had been, indeed the last | his appearance. The butcher’s horse was on An infallible remedy for Scrofula, King's Evil, | SM0z & TRUNK ESTABLISHMENT. ‘ou, and he insisted that I would try the Bitters Enden Pook” TKelly? “ of the conqacror Normandy’s pippins, I ten- | the fret, and his swine grumbled at the de- Rheamatism, Obstiaate Cutaneous L:ruptions, Pa. qvenue. bet. 9th and 10th sts. : ie also called the next day at my room, and ta- Sgt Helse,” HOtierback, dered a seat in my chaise, which she tacitly | lay. The master ard man fell into cons Ita- Pimples or Postules on the Face, Blo:ckes, | yusT RECEIVED A GOOD ASSORTMENT sisted so much that I would try thom that I asked Q°M Sers't Ki L Pumphrey, « dcilincd, withnena us gesture of her head | tice, and f avon fi Sige ig og Boils, Ague and Fever, Chronic Sore Eyes, of Ladies’, Misses’s, and Children’s, him to get me one bottle. He did it, and I com. ee Shokn ing, DR Toknees, leclined, wil gracious gestu: r ion, and fav: me afterward wit 7 > re- Ringwo.m or Tetter, Scaid Heald, Enlarge- | Gent's, Boys” and Youths’ BOOTS and q menced taking it as directed, and I was more ben, pele cendvind Teathen Ble and hand. ee sult, the sticker being the orator. “It was mmaat and pria of the Bones aud Joints, -alt | SHOES ich I will sell Coe cash. | efitted by it than all the water and medicine I ha¢ “ W Wisen, Jos Hamlin ee “ Ifyou please, ma’am,” said Humphrey, | man’s daty,” he said, “to look after the wo- Raheam, Stubbora Ulcers, Syphilitic Dis ~rders, FOR LADIES. ver taken. « J Mu < > Qhas Miller, er, «& taking care to touch his hat, and shutting his | men, pretty or ugly, young or old; it was what aad all diseases arising from an injudicious use | C .ssimere double sole long Gaiters, water proof After reaching home one of my nelghbors cam: « RSJ Clots, Le Waldo, 7 « headinto the carriage e0 that I mighs not | we came into the world to do, namely to make sane Innpradence in Life, or Impurity of Ere e Lectiag eek ood —-. <— - a Fyepeption aad edt ary on ease « Ww Sanderson, AE Orr, 4 “ overhear him, ‘‘ he’s a respectable kind of a | ourselves comfortable and agreable to the fair i FP reuch Ca ‘ang ave 2 “ FP “ . as i . ” Tage Seat meay, SeRich has become so rap- | French Glicerlous tollet white and bl’k kid Slip- | Era leh, which ciocted mach good te bin cae a oe Hie eres SoA eeEI SOREN, End Srmmacted with seme ng fy se a idly and so justly celebrated for its extraordi- pers He bas often cillod on me for more of the samc “5 Eset H Buch ’ “ of the firet houses. ‘ .- _As for meelf, “ purtecting females was nary eificacy in relieving and curing maay of the | French Gaiters, all colors, with and without tips | kind of medicine, seying he wes more benefi:ied 3 Veuueier,’ Jeeebion,” « “The gentieman’s name ? ,, | bis nature, and he should never be easy again, most obst'nat2 and terrible forms of dixe:se with | Misses? and children’s black, blonze and colored by it than any ofser he had taken, but I have noi “ BE Jom SP Ee et ‘To be sure, ma’am, the gentleman can’t | ifso be, he left the lady on the road; and pro- which mankind is afflicted, ts uow offered to the heel Gaiters been able to yet any more for him or tayself since ; J Pettibone E: 3 Kennedy. “ help his name,’ answered Humphrey, fully | viding 2 female wouldn’t be ptrtected with public, with the conddent assurancethat no Mep- | Misses and children’s moroceo kouble sole tipped | will you, therefore, please ship me 8 dozen o: R Wallach: va WS Teal’ “ aware of the peculiar prejudices of Tis mis- | her own free will, she ought to be competied Ical Discovery ever made has been so emineatly and plain Boots more 2s soon as possible. W D Walluch,« OW Hinge, | trees, “ But it is Higwins.”” to, like any other live beast unsensible to its pony ny emmy py ee ET DISEASES FOR GENTS, BOYS AND YOUTHS. Respectfully, yours, W. SMITH. Pras a 7 SLB “e ag, a Eknt ms fi ggins. wegen Th hi ti - a his o7 tae Bioop,as CARTER'S SPANISH MIX- | French patent leather and calf doubls sole double D. R. HOOKER, Roger’s Store, Wake Co., N ‘ead asec Shut the door. . ‘ ae om was bis sentiments, am FURE. 4 upper C., October 91, 1853, sa, “9 = It appeared on explanation with the coach- maser metry em up. The jetors are receiving every ma! French patent leather and calf double sole long v es perl s: benefit from 7 man that he had mistaken me fora person in attempted to reason with them, but my most fi g and astonishing details of cares Button Gaiters acctea f3 Wee GER ‘AN sop WILEEAe DEhae OO. Omens the employ of the opuient firm of Naylor & | consent had clearly been only asked as acom- made in ali partsof the country, and in rad sases | French patent leather and calf Oxford Ties Chron‘s Dysentery and funcional derangemeat 0: J. KERS—residence4i8 Seventh’ Company, whose province it was to travel] pliment. Tie lady berseif hastened to the where the skill of the best Physicians been | Prench calf Botts ai $3 60 worth $5 the Liver, and its concomitant evils, I am des{rous | street, between G and H streets. throughout Britain with samples of hardware | catastrophe. Whether she had overheard the "Tes power over the Buoop Is truly remarkable | jp! Of 2%8and,Youths I can supply all that give | Of Gbisiauers guantlty of It fo: tue ‘beneat of my | {ntenthents procured Inany ground in the box ceut of his gig. I did not take the | debate or the amoant of lone pent-up emotion and et goat arising from imparity of the zreat | | have a splendid assortment of Boots and Shoes ers ree ou will, therefore, please send 3 woh Sesag A Coffins, peor ese thin ge trouble to undeceive him. became too overwhelming for its barriers, I Saat oF Livz have beea relieve l and cured with- | for servants, which I am confiden: I can furnish pe epee the best nality fusalshoa. at short notice, om the After a terrible long pause on all sides, my | Kuow not; but pride gave way to nature, and oat a single fatlure, out of thet ousands who hav? | a¢ fair prices. CERTIFICATE OF WM. J. ATWOOD ot pail a terms, and at all hours of the | expecta: was excited by the appearance <f | 2 short hysterio scream proceeded from the Set Comes Spasin Miata coithinn no | Gee ms a cat and examine for yourselves at seginke ha sight. Having the extlusive right of Crump's the W— conch coming through the Bion | carrisgs, Mise Norman was to fits, am, nger see 8 Brice t Drieierver i i contri seated ames, ot is'composed of Roots and Hecbs, com- oc 26 —te Tron Hall, Dr. C. M. Jackson—Dear Sir: Allow me to ex ere Sel ao wg jl daa seca ce ‘be | Gate, the only public vehiole that used the a | Alle igdi naar 8 aphedont bined with other ingredients of known virtue, and = = Press to you my sincere thanks for your discover; any lengt - iy 'Y road. At sight of the dead horse, the driver hicle, re butchers supp: may be given to the youngest infant or most de- THE GREATEST of a medicine which, to say the least of it, has ef. (the noted Jem Wade) reined up—alighted— | her, fanning her with their hats, while I ran bilit invalid, without the least possible hesi- MED I CALD SCOVE RY | fected 2 cure that all other medicines, that I have JONAS P. LEVY, and standing at the carriage door with his hat | Of to a little pool near at hand for alittle cold tation. . taken, have entirely failed todo. HUOFLAND’S IMPORTER AND DEALER IN off, as if he .. his customer, made an offer | Water. It was the errand only of some fouror We have only room for short extracts from the OF THE AGE. GERMAN BITTERS have cured me of the most | WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, AND FINE of his services. But Miss Norman, more diz- | ive minutes, but when I returned the lady volumes of testimony fn our possesion, and all —— stubborn and aggravated case of the PILEs that. GROCERIES, ae “ r from gentlemen of the highest respectability, well Dr. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, perhaps, ever to the lot of man. My case is nified than ever, waived him off with her hand. Jem became more pressing aad t Jady more rigid. ‘‘ She never rode,”’ she con- descended to say, “in public vehicles.” Jem entreated again; but, “she was accustomed to be driven by her own coachman.” It was in vain, that in answer he praised only half conscious, had been caught up. and she sat, in the cart between two butchers. They were already on the move. I jamped into my own giz, and put my horse to his speed, but [ had lost my start, and when Icame up with them, they were galloping into W Unfortunately, her residense was at the further end of the town, and thither I saw ber conveyed, acrea:ning in concert with the two pigs, anl answered by the shouts of the whole rabblement of the place, who knew Miss Norman quite as well by sizht, as “her earriege!’’ koo #a in thir various localities. Pleas read for | Has discovered in one of our comMON PasTUP: | not a stran: in this community, a3 I im well Conner ee on ee yourselves. WEDS a eg that cures known in this and the surrounding counties, and No. 474 Pa. av., two doors below U. 8. Hotel, grea’ 11 { oh ite weet on Dees aon chy ‘a my feeds oats vat ast atin eerie 5 Wasutnorax Cirr, D. C. : We take great pleasu-e in calling the a'tentica | FRom TH: Ss RO! N TO A COM- | my friends and relations, as t everything ae hg a efeat tance Wor iasits of Cones Spanish MON PIMPLE. aa; | Pecommended, and nothing did me an oo ea Be pera ed Spe poke ogpaam to give Mixture asa remedy for diseazes of the blood [t He HAS TRIED IT IN OVER ELEVEN | til I was prevailed upon to try the Bitters. You oc Ly sibe preparation--Datly Diopatce, Aucasrond, | cases, (bots thundee humor He tae oceans | Se aebesty fo make any uae of this commantea, “WEBER'S KXORLBION RRAGD AnD, | tbo quistates of his team, the vafecy or bis paratioa.—. bs t. itch. ichAmon: cases, : ion for meat of the afflict mM may think 0 eam, 3 van Pre Pee AR ASEs Richmond, possession over two hundred certificates of its vir- proper. Tray, yours, es 2 : WEBER'S SACRE SOR Be aa patent boxes, besides promising the utmost a pottas Bes mrapudiod te case soeening sore WH. 5, AT WOUR. R. WEBER RESPECTFULLY IN- i EA Ty ee a eae Case Mies et erthe ce ene to three bottles will cure the worst kind of uate ee her beset hi sey nite is now prepared CI BAND OF TAKER TED of the, coach-box, which, on = unlucky as- tia mappmatie tec duanaton in whioe tt is ieeod 7 pimples on the face. It, and car. bo used for Infants a well as ius. MUSICIANS to accommodate them witha | surance that “ he would take as much care of ‘Two to three bottles will clear the system of | For sale by respectsble dealers ¢ brass, string or reed band. as the occasion may | her as cf his own mother,” she exchanged for We have beon cured of a violent and protracted | piles. py = +f Hele end H The Hon John M. Botts, of Va.,s1ys heconsi@- ers it a matter of duty to add his testimony to the “Sapnatn”’ anp “Scnpa’ rh A A correspond- by %. D. GILMAN, Washington 2 - | Tequire. MUSIC for Balls, Parties, Pa ades, a steady gaze at the samo window, opposito to Sigg. in a » ee eae tre bottles are “weareantod = cure the worst Wek Georgetown, and Ih. PIERPONT, agg epg to gm tierra staan ios to | the eoackaaan, eo long as he remained in ker std coed is Baglich engine det day of Ww ea’ ri 23.— 2 canker in mouth and stom.ch. Alexandels. ae poss! 5 is st da Bumesat Peserebors, Va. Three to Sve bottles are warranted to cure the —— NORMS "eon L. WEBER, Lester, four doors eax of Gen 3) Fie coat leave, ssh’am,"” anid! Humphrey; week, before the existence of Puritanism, were Ronan Midas tie Cir an One es ee ee ee ee eee po lek at the Muslo Depot,” in the | puting bin hand te bis hat cod keeping it | SUBd2y and Lord’sDay. Tho former of these ter’s Spanish Mixture is a truly valuable medi-{ One to two bottles are warranted to cure all eaves Star Bailain ie pot, tr = ast Walls, ts & sais Gaul apie expressions was used by our Saxon ancestors, cine —E/. Vergennes Independent, Vi. humor inthe syes. PHILOSOPHICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE, | Star Buildings. se ere, r. very poke2, | with all other Teutonic nations. The latter GREAT CURE OF SCROFULA—A press Two bottles are warranted to cure running of 7 ay ; careful whip, and his coach loads very re- M. B. LA CHOIX, M. Dey UHER’S BRASS AND STRING GAND, P» man in our employ was cured of Scrofuls of a vir- | ‘¢.carsand blotches among the hair. SiEEE oe VHE only regular Band, now numbering 2 ner- | Spectable society. There’s Sir Vincent Ball » NV. Y., was adopted from the Ch ulent character by a few bottles of Carter’s Span. | _ Four to six bottles are warranted to cure corrupt an form of South- crn Burope. Saturday, in Italian, still retains o> 250 ine, Plzin, 224 Colere: formers, any number of which may ‘by | om the box.’” ; the Hebrew name of Sabbato. The word for afer everything else had failed. Oth- | *°5. no Botts wil re sealy eru i sehaayat porate pti Colored | pplying to the onessigned. Charges: e, “*If Sir Vincent choose to degrade himself | oo aay j - Sion: “ben. pages have come uader our 0 ¥n observa Que bottle will cure scaly eruption of the skin, Lithographs and Plates. PT atte ‘warran all oe = | it is no rule for me,”’ retorted the lad Sunday in Rusdan means resurrection; ‘iden and satisfacth tlod, proves to us conclusively, that is really a val- ag to erie bottles aré warranted to cure ths Price ouly Twenty-Five Cents. igs uable medicinal agent. We take great pl-asure | ¥OSt case of ringworm. Two to three bottles are warranted to cure the most desperate case of rheumatism on casior. >Hi with- P. FISCHER, L- out turning her head, when lo! Sir Vincoxt Sens Fres of Postage to ail parts of the Uniom.| Residence, Pennsylvania Avenue, Doct. appeared himself, and politely endeavored to (KPEAPLST BOOK EVER PUBLISHED— | "22! door west of Iron Hall. a as persuade her out of her prejudice. It was tifying the day, es the southern nations do, leans more significantly, with the great tri- in calling the attention of the afflicted to its mer- umph of Christian faith.”’ \ts —Richmond R-pudlican. ~ 3 D’fsracli. in his Commentaries on the Life : ‘Three to four bottles are warranted to cure thi 4 a faint rf BAN. less. Miss Norman’s ancestors had one and | .- ji 21 SYPHILIS.—I have seen a number of cures of | 53): rheum. . . docks thoqueatyes tenet t 18 Bond is megs A organ ved. STlexptiebel a ary. decided opinion ag = feos) pep ga = a and § — —— by hn waditer cae: Five to eight bottles will cure the worst cases of tog matter in that of the They now number eighteen th | Stage coaches by never getting into one, va pee Ratarhag (ales Sabbati). He'sayer Lie ‘aisaes: ‘I E. BURTON, ae" honed is always experienced from the first TAR PUBLICATIONS. es — cn this ead teow taey to furnish “she was not disposed vite es a lion long- It wes in the reign of EY beth, duri the Com. of Revenue for city of Risamoal. | boitle, anda perfect cure is warranted when the It treets on the PHYSIOL- = - any number of Musicians on all occasions for | &¥ than common, by riding in any carriage unaettled state of the National religion that « LIVER DISEASE.—Samvel M. Deiaker, of | above quantity is taken. OaY OF MARRIAGE, : MMitary of Civic Parades, Parties, Balls, Pic | but her own eis iat Te seot arose among those reformers of the re. the firm of Drinker & Morris, Booksellers, Rich- Reader, I peddled over a thousand bottles of and the Secret indrmities 22 St ie Nics, Serenades, &c , and they tee to give Sir Vincent bowed and retired ; so di i Jom | formed who were known by the name of Bab- mond, Va., was curod of Liver disease of several | this in the vicinity of Boston. I know the effect Pr eatire satisfaction on all occasions. The Band | Wade. The stage rattled away at an indig- | ) starians. poors Sanding by only three bottles of Carter’s quid pe Bes Re ee Sato papkta rage pit ftir Tespectfully solicit | nant gallop. By way of passing my ss Also that— pantsh Mixture. led ‘which destroy NS 8 continuance thrice repe ated my offer to the obdurate o! t OLD SORES, ULCERS AND OBSTINATE | (0142 bottle of it but that sold another; after a | Physical and mental (pow “SQ ‘Allorders leftat Messrs. Hilbas & Hits’s Music pe John Kuox, the grest reformer of Scotland, —See i dured as many rebuffs. I was trial it always speaks for itself. There are two ~ Store will be punctually attended to, or by appli- | M#iden, and en ; ; N. the ¢ ers, bservations on Pp y, PP! ben a al «Se Marra oe he, enc 1 SoA | inant epee lpn En, | Mag, Gin ta engeotonn ee | rosy ean No" 8 Sine We | contain Sra eens na ber of such cases cured by Car- | "Si es: ‘ogra no | ext, i , ter's Spanish Miztare, Breclodes the possibility pip mane ry pba aca papel geatiac se oer dag Puysiology, Diseases of the Re- cap 17 JOHN ESPUTA, hand, opened of inserting them tn an advertisement. that it should cure all kinds of humor. : . é vera weve ou, | (a tiene A as Sa ee ¢ aise.’” EEFECTS OF MERCURY —Seothocsre of| {9 order to give some idea of the sudden rise | 92%, 2nd fanctions. parties mening comprehen: | ~ CONFECTIONER Y.—RE-OPENING, ? A'pothap'ontaoed Memgbiay, bat, Tike Ses coamcns th, ent bs Ger ax oe of that ia Ape tos 7 tenia Neset cod ee Lad mp lopectinenteg a? of crm tig tency pleted ee PENNSYLVANIA AVE | au Irish echo, with some variation from the 5 A mode a em—! and infertile 801 Tent leveath br % Yam 29 aie — Mixture, which perfectly restored oe ek oe mlm al 1854, I sold over 1,000 | Cneg—tholr obvfation and removal tame t | strenne ‘respectfully informs the public tat be has | Original. “Bless you, ma'am,” there is not ma to and vigor. thes : was the true father of this new doctrine in Engiand, though Knox was the bosom friend of Calvin. (Vol. ii, . 16, p. 353.) Calvin was opposed, as were indeed Luther and the other great reformers of that day, to Knox's views a Sunday; Knox himself was be- hind some of the present day professors, if a tradition at Geneva 1s true. That when John Knox visited Calvin on a Humphrey with his hat in the door. y tt that will | refitted his Store, and opened it to-day forthe sale | such a thing to be bad ten miles around—no, Sanday, be found hisaustere eoadjutor bowli NEURALGIA.—%r. F. Boyden, formerly of | _ Some of the wholesale Druggists who have becn eS poupeions te ts ee tee , Should | of eve: article which enters into the XCONFEC. not for love nor money. Why, bless you, it is ane pa dhe At this day, neous ing ' the Astor House, N. Y., but more recently propri- | ia business per gg thirty years, say that no- | taye this important stop without first cons fs | FIONERY business; intending to keep on hand | clection time, and there is no coach, cart or continess D’Ieracii, aivinist preacher after etor of the Exchange Hetel, Richmond, was cured | thing iu the of patent medicines was ever | ). mentarias on the diseases and medical [an nt and choice assortment. wagon, but is gone to it.”” his Sunday Sormon will takp ne place ab o of Neuralgia by Carter’s Spanish Mixture. fizce an al ‘Phere is a universal praise of it from xl! | [eStment of females from infancy ( to old age,eack | Wil je tendering his thanks tothe nite for the “*No matter,” said the mistress, drawing | Dis Sunday P seen e a . case pastriat utiful Orra- erto extended to him he P e' i i i i is. sme : . ee ardiine anaes in'which it is used | | In my own practice I always kept it strictly hie pie “f tun dabittin? see causes and curs, | forins his friends that he will always be reeay to | herself up with yaya goes sty th This question is so much involved with the le never fails to recommend It to the adllcted hamors—but anon {ts {introduction as a gene 1 fos & process at ones so simple, safe. and effectual | attend to Parties, Balls, or whatever other kinds fg teag org I = sabes. ag hg os death of Charles I, and the rise of the Common- BHEUMATISM—Mr. Joha F. Harrison, bony —— in and wonderful virtues | that failure is iapossibio—rules for dally manage- of riding prefer. A that 1p. ~ “ bed pane or which may require his services h wealth, om ee _ treated it ow. ae ever sus pected ment—an @ssay on torrhea, wil and confections. oc 8— phrey— largely in the 15th and 16th chapters of hi Draggist, of Martinsburg, Va., writes of the sta. one cases of ¢ le fits—a disease which | observations on a and tore successful mode — “Yes, ma’am.”’ 1 with iti are of a viclent case of Rheumatism. The considered ble, have been cured d F INERY. - = second volume, and greaterudition, judg- = wine & @ Gee tirely ‘was al wor — Tit ‘will — of treatment—precautionary hints on the evils re. ALL AND WINTER MILL « Another time— few ve | Wy essay on all 188 THOMPSON will open FALL AND| |. 4 re; cared him. edectual in ell eases of that a malady—there dutocraton retion, with platn and WINTER MILLINERY onTHURS- “4 Xes, meen” paves SCROFULA.—Mr. Harrison alse writes of a | are but few who have seen more of it than I havo. simple rales by which all persons can cure them- | DAY, November ist, at our salesroom, No. io emember, on M Dp t f Scrofuta, in the — of a young | 1 Enow of several cases of Dropay, ail of thers | selves without mercnry—remedies for those rel{- | 310 Pa. avenue, between 9th acd 10th sts. Yes, ma’am 2 variety of causes, nothing is more common Efa7, (or farce years standing,} which all the doe: aged people cure by it Lor the various diseascs | tagicted miseries and disappointed hopes #0 un. HUTCHINSON & MUNRO, «T do not chose to be blest. ___ | than to-find Amorisan women who have not tors could got reach. Six bottles made a cure of | o? the Liver, Sick areg amen gy, roo fortunately prevalent in the . Itisa trath- Dealers in Fancy Goods and Millinery. Another pause in our proceediugs, during | the slightest idea of household duties. "A her endle, Spine, aed’ Sustloulaniy: ta divess pct ty vimnetip nye eran arene oo nab which s company of ragged boys, who had | writer thus alludesto this subject - SYP eae Ee neg allah ase + gett a | aa to wate beatae cret doubts of thes |... WATCM REPAIRING. been black-berrying, came up and planted In this neglect of household cares American frby Carter's ‘Spanish Mixture, says it acta Spee | a i ‘ ysical condition, tnd who are conscious of hav. WATCHES, CHRONOMETERS and Pocket | theméelvee, with every symptom of vulgarcd-| females stand alone. A German lady, no pally on the Blood, Liver and Skin and is prompt of diet ever necessary—eat the best p ded the health, happiness, and privileges Timekee; of description riosity, around the carriage. her rank, sho never and eB>ient ia its results.”” you can get and enough of it. we nich every hemen beine is aa ficates. skillfully repaired y ment and taste.—Boston Transeript. Desrisixe Hovsezorp Dorizs.—From a laze; mee Pi (ajo peed wig petent workmen. "ey be a ae ee abors conduce to ging w hay -Oulldven Orie tea, years, spoon gS cbok oh BE iE pe ed " which she could loo! jout encountering ® | body and mind alike. An E a Bee, on oy Reena sage he Fone e ee oe ten years dessert spooa | pive Copies for One Dollar, Mailed hee of post x of this branch ody and mind nglish lady, »s Spanish Mixtare admin: in anum- | fal f low life faces staring at her with nl! whether she be only a gentloman’s wife, ora Udren from five to eight tea spoon- of the United States. of our business, to which strict attention | §TOUP of d 7 i od effect. He | fal. ‘As no ctrections can be spatieabie to all con A 'p—rhose who may consult Dr, 14 | {s given, guarantees entire satisfection to persous | their mi ue ——_ peadiglinP egeern~ duke’s, does not despise the household, and bar wea eee anny A it alterative ia tiijations, take suMfclent to operate on the bowels | CROIX upon any ctake drat by mall a Medi: wince Siete Ww ‘GALT e BRO PA ever, Tepoasionsliy favorin ts: circle | post! by f ae te die ber ta and ba “3 5 > 2 ™, on of ber e — D SCROFULA—Mr Swiep & day. MANUFACTURED BY cine went te'eny part of the Union seeming to di. 3a4 Pa. avenue, betw. 8th and 10th sts, with a most ewful threateniag , accompa- piest sphere. It is reserved for our Repub! J Lg i le nig Ie Ohio, was cured of oO PRE ba tb ha gh rections, safely packed and carefully secured from | nov 3—if a over by Seema Sve words: ean fine ladies sobs more choice than — ios Y three years standing, fo. 120 rem stregt, Roxbury, . 6 ion. USEK % “T choose one. ir monarchial aristocratic sisters. crates soe Sal uhoars ob th Spanien Mixtay feick ee botran. cv i ABOUT TEN DaYs WE EXPECT OUR | It is easy to say choose, but more difficult a is a lassitude of mind ofven as fatal to by onl a. BEERS & CO., Pro prams, CLE ‘at arta eet bs eee wey sep of reatstyleof SILVER PLATED jtohave one’schoice The blackberry boys | jealth as the neglect of bodily exercise. No Broadway, . 2 8. a determined v. DY! ‘DS, 100 Fulton 2. 3 jeboge to remain. I confi took pity on the Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for 85. | Lrmar' Phlinteiph ed Ww Pe 2 SONS lefton bundat GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, | Longs even of unwarrantable pride, and urged Laser ays nang os ay ly Fake CHAS. STOTT, Washivgton, D. Saldana SROWIE BROUNOS CAREY & viz: , trom, | 2Y Proposal with: some warmth; but it | Ssved to ddieness, the foundation of C., and Druggicis 5 1-ly mete Areranisie, PEEL & 8TEV Te ag eae Coffee Sete ;double silver plated, wasiromelies absolute scorn. world, and pd ae awa fod = or Da nie cert y Sroggsate : “ you . riven into all sorts jonable NEM GATHOLUE BOOKS The Cure ot} uni Sle Lot i h Provinces, and also by, pmae acai ake Bess rohy chase, from 96 tad F a tedious interval, in which the mind | $7 craployment for her mind,” Rien two Palos uy Mende Conscience, tras | aMeE Broa HOTEL 7 | FTHNGE NEW PIANOS FOR @175 each! | Cote Uren tee Witties’ Eig Btande, Toast | ward, fresh tappieg af Windcy, she sua-| [ay Ttwhould be krown thet ‘teomthe ‘Flemish et EL, PS R r ete. Ben Tn to receive | tity of vinegar will fas Devos ay Spe Serge gt PB Re Re Ry SS ERE bad Bl teres Ey ‘The qualliy orarruntd $0 be on uns _HGuephrey, ial be 4 msy fed feway ta oe Oy ToleiBtories,iluatrated at a af HSPLEMOWER LR LOWEER, |» | Jpventc, between OU end 10th te. |” Nos 30) Pa. avenue, betty and 10% ts. | “Present my complimenta at thé Grovi—iba | and ¢ ttle salad oil will kill TAYLOR & MAURY 3 - PROPRIATORS ne ee wer the loan of chariot will be esteemed « favor.”” | may enter the ear. ne Pom : és