Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1855, Page 4

EVENING STAR. When on thy bosom I recline, Spraptured still to call thee mine, To call thes mine for life, 1 glory in the sacred ties, W hich modern wits and fools despise, Uf husband and of wife, Qae mutual fame juspires our biiss ; The tender look, the melting kiss, Even yeare have not de:troyed ; me sweet setsation, ever new, ‘prings up and proves the maxim true. ‘That love can ne’er be cloy’d. lieve I a wish ?—’tis all for thee. Past thou a wish ’—’tis all fer me. “0 softour moments move, {bat angels loo& with ardent gaz¢, Weil pleased to see our bappy days, And bid us live—and love. If cares artee—and cares will come— Thy bosom ts my softest home, 1H Lali me there to rest; And fs there —— disturbs my fair? Jl) bid her sigh out every care, And lose it Ia my breast Have Ta wish ?—’ts all her owa ; Aud hers and mine are rolled in one,— Our bearts are so entwined, fla’, like the ivy round the tree, Boond ap in closest amity, T s death to be disjoined “SMEVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS. Nations! Hetel—w:tiiam ous. rd McQueea & fam, C E Cogg & ly, M@ y Md RN Snowden, do yvadine, Mess 2 Saascer, jr, do J & Rowe, W_H Hope, do GA Patric do BU Richardson, do ' Gerant NY W P Ellison, Pa J Clapp, f:. do Gen J Quitman, M1 JR Williams, O Hon T Ruffin, NC WC Gratton, Eng Hon R OF do Hon A G Brown & fam, Mr Todd, do Mi Mrs Chaffin, do ul Hon W_A Glibert, NY C H MeCormick, Ind Hon AR Marshall, Ky Hon J 8 Phelps, Mo TE Bizane, Md JM Riley, Pa Ps k,'do W Moran, do NE ings & lv, Pa W Van 3 r, NY Hon W W Welch, Ot P 3 Tompkins, NY 't Jobason & fam, Me BM Young, do C Moone, Hon T B Florence, Pa G M Williams, NY H M Congar, »J H F Jeckson & son, Md Hon W A Lake, Mi Hon W Barksdale, do W © Hansford, Ky W Hi #oiden, do | Hon G F Swoope, do Mrs Brown, do | H | M Bartlett & ly, NY Maruz, NJ 2A Washington, Va tones, do ny Schovercraft, NY I H Wooedmeatte, Hi Terrell, Va v than, Pa w Hon J A Stewart, Md T B Steeles USN AS Dard¢, & ly, Va Miss H Couling. do J R Gatewood, Mo L Thomas, Pa | LO B Bruni, NC Mr Brent. Md H Sehofield, do | r »Pa W P Qaisenberry, Va Hon JH Lumpkin and fam, Ga Hon J M Sandidge, La D Stewart, Mi ae SB svrces j Hen HME F Saloni, do Lt Col S Morris, UBA Miss M L Morris JM Sullivan, Pa H Hon D Barclay, do C C Rabottam, NC Hon J Covode, Pa } Hon J Cooks, do Browns’ Hetel—z.P. & u. s20wn. o ey, fam, Pa WW Sprague, Mass SAP o.NS Mrs Bitter. do 6-n * Gorman, Md 1 A Biddle, Pa N J Rrowa, 1M Miss Hart, Pa | G tf Place, O J Hiett, fom, NY & Comeil. TH N J Isham, Vt | i Chase, DC — Uchaliree, do rE NY . L Legrand, Del raoid, Md R OD Hammett, Miss Hon A P Butler, 8C J Bailey, NY Hon D3 Reid, NY Hon Snstice Catron, ly, Tenn HC Jobnson, V Miss Johnson, do L B Whitaker, ly, Pa a H A Edmuason, a Tfon B Craige, NC A A Kelly, Va S M Fasr, Ind Hon 8 Caruthers, Mo Hon G Eastis. jr, La Lastrapes, do Sherrie, O P Hays, Va JO Ford, ya sc y E Adams, Md do J Chandlee, do wood, 2 ladies, W Burgess, do W Blake, do Meade, Va RC Audrews, do Jaaks, do J C Homas, do ' keiford, do JSNilis, fam, Va J 3) oomts, fam, Pa Letie,do Ala Marshall, Ky ld Mr Kemble, do Hon A G Watkins, Ten © Bass, Md Aliss Deviin, do Miss Clayton, do Miss Proctor, do Moore, fam, J B Howe, do Hon J Letcher, Va a K Simpson, tna S Starkey, Minn AJ Webb, UBA R W Benedict, do W Webb, do B MoMullen, do C™M Forsythe DC B Hen Mr W astcw, NC 4 Hoa R Jonason’ Ma Hon L. Cass. Mich Hon J A Rockwell, Ct Hon J Meacham, ve Hon S & Haven, NY Hoa F 8 Edwards, do Hon A Wskeman, NY Hon H Wilson. Mass Hon L. B Comins, do Hon A Packer, Pa Hon W Wright, NY Hon P 8 Brock, 8C Hon L M Kitt, do WH Osborn, NY M Halstesd, O birkweod tlouse-:. a & a. grpegwoss Ger E Adams, Md rner. W H Michell, do crawford, do V J booze, do ¢ & son, 0 Ur T C Price, do Ma W_L Jackson & fam, Va Ala G 7 Rand. Mass TK Landell & ly, do JH Watt, Pa i Veane T Ceyie, Va M Parme: & wife, Mass W Brackett, 8C F Merrtil Pa A M Hopkins, NY oJ Caskie, Va S Hatten, Pa Sut er, do DL Baraey, Mass c f steer. BC 4G Mosby, jr, Va “lo HL Gallaher.do J P Erown, do «of Sohnston, Md Dr Wheelwright, do A > Harrell, Va W F Chandler, do dd G Washington, do 1, Va IC deCany, tenn United States Hetel—nz.c. macens? wu JH Pifert, Tenn JR Plake, NY G Howard, do i Phanderson, Pa ton W ‘LF ex D Cranston, RJ R G Harrison, Va J Harrison, do AA Stone, Ma DH Waddle, Ky 4 i Thempson, NC A Rutherfcrd do Mr Duncan, Md 2G Freeman, FIN JD @ellineon, Tenn Ki Tayler, Va JW Scott, fain \wertcan Hotel—azr V Vardea, Va Y Hill, do BOWER & LOVETT G Kunkel, Bait 't L Ployd, do Ww c JK S*:rch, do I i BT tHermaa, do ol V ent, Ran H Lehr, do i Ma J Brown, do ; divs ¥ do T Woodward, de J ao WH 8 ver, do A wpe & ly, do J Cassidy, do It minire do 3 Whitaker, do '* Me liam, Va T Abrend, do © Chambers, do Hon D Bernhizel, Utah Dexter's Hotel s pexrer. 2) & ly, Ala = N W Schouler, O ck & lay, Hon P Bliss, do AA " Miz Bowdell, de patos an, NY © @ Washburn, do WW W Boyce & fam, 8C i rshsll & fan, Hon J J Crittenden, & W H Inlay, Ct ! Mi Mt Clarke, Mase ew ‘ 3H Petty, NY ian aly, JD Southall, ve i ye Ga } Por sale, whotesale : E GREAT BARGAINS 18 NEW AND SEC- OND-HAND FURNITURE. Housckeepars and others, look to your intercats ! Tas 'SUBECRI BERS ABOPr meth returning gratéfal | thanks toe generaus pub. lc for the encouragemen' extended to them since they have commenced bus- iness, and now beg leave to invite the tal at- tent on of ail persons in wantof CABINET FUR- NITURE and HOUSE-KEEPING GOODS enerally to their and comp-ete stock, which ey will guaranty to sell cheaper than any other establishment in the city. Our stoek consists in as follows: ole-top and other Bureaus ‘arble top and Mah iy Centre Tables Walnut extension T; Mahogany and wainut Sofas Bookcases and Writing Desks —— cottage, ane other Bedsteads Feather . hulrand shuck Mattresses —— obes, Sideboards — abhogany, walnut, c and pine Tables Washstands, Tollet Tabice Mahogany and piue Workstands Hat Racks and mahogany Side Tables A very large assortment of J, cane, and -seat Chalts, very chea} A lot of Carpeting ana O11 Cloth Giass and Crockery Ware Gtrandoles and Clocks Cooking and other Stoves An es-or'ment of Kitchen Utensils, &c., Together with every article usually required house-keeping. The above goods, with manv o her articles not enumerated, will be sold at Sey low Prices for cash or to punctual dealers at the usual credit. Persons in want of great bargains will find it greatly to their advantage to call and exam- ine our stock before meking their purchases, eo those who are temporarily looated In ‘ashington and desirous of commencing house- keeping without incurring a heavy expense. Re- Member the place \, New Furniture Exchanged for Second-hand. RBPAIRING and VARNISHING neatly exe- cated at the shortest notice. furuiture ers, No. 7th near Norther Liberties Market. nov S—eolm a NE CROP FRUITS, NUTS, & CRAN- berries. We are receiving from New York, per Schr. Wm. M. Dodge— 300 whole. half und quarter boxes of best Bunch RAISINS 25 boxes Laver RAISINS & poands fiesh Zante CURRANTS 109 drures selected Smyrna FIGS lease PRUNES, in yiass jars 1 do in fancy boxes 19 boxes CITRON 50) pounds Bordeaux and Mareeilics soft-shelled ALMONvS 1609 pounds French WALNUTS, FILBERTB, and CREAM NUTS 6 dryms SULTANA RAISINS I bbis Eastern CRANBERRIES, tn prime crder. be and retail E. WHITH & CO., No. €3iron frent, Loutsiana avenue, between 6th and 7th: streets, opposite Bank of Washing- ton nov 27-6tTTh FURS!—FURS!—FURS! FOR THE LADIES’ DEPARTMENT. V EARE NOW OVENING THE LARGEST and most fashiouable «tyles of Ladies’ and Children’s DRESS FURS, direct from the North Americs ur Compeny, in— SABLE ERMIN, ROYAL F!1 5 FRENCH SABLE, SIBERIAN UIRREL, ROvK MARTIN, BEAU MARTIN LYNX & CONBY made up in Talmas. Capes, Pilarines, Boas, and Victorines. MUFFS and CUFFS cf all sizes and styles. Also, large assortment of Children’s and Misses FURS, on sale at the Cheap Cash Bazaar, corner of Sixth street aud Pennsylvania avenue. nov 2i-e2tw UTT & HOPKINS. ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER, Bw DAIRY CHEESE, NEWLY- HULLED BUCK WHL.A f F LOUR.—Land- this day from schooner Wm M. Dodge, from New York. one dairy, mete 46 kegs Orange county BUTTER, which we Warrant to pleese, as it {s fresh, and sent to us exclusively for taule use 9 boxes Enviish Dairy CHEBSB, selected 10 cases Pine A pp'e Cheese 150 boxes Goshen Cheese lease Sap Sago Do 3,000 err newly-buled BUCKWHEAT LOUR 100 bags extra newly-hulied Buckwheat Flour, containing 25 1s. each, expressly forfamliy use Just received and for No. 63. iron front, Louisiana avanue, between 6th and 7th streets, opposite the Bank of Wesh- ington. nov27—#tTu&Th RAS NS, ALMONUJS, &c. 200 whole, half, and quarter boxes BUNCH RAISINS 40 boxes Layer RAISINS 20 keys low priced Do 1,00) pounds 30F TSHELL ALMONDS 2,000 do CHEAM NUTS +0 bushels Ground Do 20 whole and half barrels PICKLES Now landing. per schooners Hamilton and King Bird, from New York, and for sale b nov B—eoht MURRAY & SEMMES. WOFFEE, TEA, &c. 50 bags old JAVA COFFEE 60 bags RIO and LAGUYRA COFFEE 75 boxes fresh ground do 125 half chests fresh ThA 2 boxes MACCARONI and VERMICELLI 1530 boxes PEPPER, GINGER, and MUS- TARD 500 Ibs. grain PEPPER dozen Preston & Mori and Babbitt's YEAST POWLEXS 55 barrels New Orleans \i OLAS6ES 10 do GOLDEN SIRUP Now landing, per schooners Hamiltonand King Bird. from New York. and for sale b nov 2 —eost MURRAY & SEMMEB. UST RECEIVED A CHOICE LUT OF JELLIES, PRESERVES, PICKLES, RAI- SINS, FIGS. CITRON, STRAINED HONEY, and GOSHEN BUTTER, consisting in part of, viz: 20 dozen jars Currant, Pineapple, Quince, Or- ange and Raspberry JELLIES 85 dozea jars PRUSER VES, Ginger, Peaches, Citron, Straw berrice, Blackberries & Rasp- berries 5 dozen jars BRANDY PEACHES 30 dozen Jars Chow chow, Wainuts, Onlons, Mist aad Gherkin PICKLES 20 dozen French and Spanish OLIVES 5 bbls PICKLES, to bs sold in quantities to suit percharers. 30 boxes RAISINS Si lbs. CURRANTS 100 drums FIGS 5 boxes CIFRON 30 cans strained HONE. 20 kegs best quality GOSHPN BUTTER 2600 pounds BUCK WHEAT Always on hand, a choice lot of the very best WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, TEAS, and GROCERIES of all kinds, of the best make. at the lowest prices, ct the Store formeriy oocupied by Hall & bs nov 23—eo% ro., No 52t Seventh street. Sew ‘B. J. NEALE, LADIES FURS! FURS! IHANKPUL FOR PAST FAVORS, THE subscriber takes this method of informin; the ladies of Cerorgetown, Washington an Vicinity, that be has just Fae, pe one of the Tarest assortment of FURS, all wade up in the Most approved fashions for ladies and misses, he has ever had the pleasure of offering for sale. His terins ere us reasonable as those of any house _ = setae Ladies call er at RE ene ashionable Hat and Fir Emporium, No. 150 Bridge stree:, Georgetown. _ Lipieae Dik Ws. F. BAYLY, STATIONER. No. 278 Pa arenue, betiveen 11th and 12th sts. AVING REMOVED TO HISNEWSTORE and replenished lis stock. otfers to the pub lic all articles in his line cheaper than ever. Cap and Letter Papers, from $1 to $5 per ream Note Paper of all kinds, plain and fancy, from $1 to $10 per ream Blank and Memoranda Books, of all sizes, prices and qualities White, buff and note Envelopes of all sizes, at from $1 to £5 Wedding Cards, Envelopes, Note Wafers and jing Wax Rodgers’ Penknives, Scissors, Razors and Shears Playing Cards in the greatest variety. from 87} cents to $7 per dozen Pi Rosewood and mahogany Desks and Work Boxes eat" Cotes, Cases, Chess Men, Backgammon juxes of all sizes and prices, Serap Books Biates acd Pencils, Lead Pencils,’ Pizsles and ums Gold and Silver Pens and Pencil Cases India Rubber Pencils with gold —= and points. T her with a full assortunent of PLAIN and PANCY STATIONERY, on the best terms. Plates Syst and printed on in all the various styles of Visiting and Wedding Cards. nev Ot (News) DR. V. SHINN, DENT i REMOVED Els OFFICER No. 301 Pa. avenue, south side, between Oth and 10th streets, Wash- ington, D. @. nov "NOVELTIES AN SOUT URE DRY UST RECEIVED AND ‘ON SALE— 1 piece Rose fine Gloth, for Piano and Table I piece Burgundy Ctoth, for Pianoand Table Cov- ers 1 pleoe Myrde Cloth, for Piano and Table Govers 1 package Vandyke Piano Covers 1 do do Table do learton rich Vandyke Bordering, in claret and gold, crimson and gold, blue and maroon i carton Greek pray in red and black, buff and chocolate, and black, wide, white and green Trellis Borders package Turkish Towels in 10-4, 11-4, do Turkish apa nd apm 12-4, and 13-4. This }s en a new arti- cle, and delightful for comfert and use, chea| lcase slegant French Piano and Table Covers, in blue, green, claret and drab grounds. These re rich in the extreme earions Tidies, all sizes, for divans, sleepy hollows, reception and arm chairs, card plats, and tea mats 6 packages white, pink, and blue Toilet Covers 1 carton pretty Little Berlin Mats, for the toilet, in fine wools and colors, werked in flowers Also, a full supply Toilet Quilts, Towels, Blan- kets, and Linen Damasks, for table use Also, 6 cartons elegant and new style Lace Cur- tains 6 cartons Muslins, In rich lace borders, very 1 do. Vestibule Lace, very rich and appropri ate for inner vestibule doors. Also, daily expected from the manufactory, one ease silver-plated vestibule DOOR RODS, to be used with the above This article is now, in the Northern cities, found to be ble to en- graved glass, besides cheaper and prettier, be- Cause the styles can be varied oftener and ai less expense. ousekecpers who desire to furnish their houses with goods which may be relied on as to quality, style, and durability, are respectfully invited our store, that they may see for themselves. CLAGETT, DODSON & CO., Dealers in all kinds of Furniture py Goods, nov 19—eo2v7 No. 4 Market Space. MARBLE WORK-—MARBLE WORK! RK LE. . ‘PYRE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND A variety of American and Italian MARBLE MONUMENTS, of beautifal aotes and highly finished workmanship, to which invites the attention of the public Persons in want of Mon- uments, or any other kind of marble work, will find it to their advantage to give himacall. The marble and wo kmanship is of the best quality, and will be sold as low as similar work can obtained at the North. , on hand, a nae stock of highly finished MARBLE MANTELS, which will be sold at re- duced prices . ALEXANDER RUTHERFORD. Marble and Brown Stone Yard one door from 13} street, opposite National ‘Theatre. nov 10—eo3m at Union) =i. ACKEREL, MON, HERRINGS, & Codfish. «ling this day from Boston— S bbls fst No 1 MACKEREL, Boston import- ation 1 4 Also, q 10 half-bbis fat do da do 10 q’t-bbis. fu do do do | Welghth-bbls. do do do 10 barrels fat No. 2 do do | 10 half-bbls do do do 199q’r-bbls do do do | Beighth-bhis do do di { Oo 5 barrels fai No. LPICKLED SALMON, do 2%Seighth-bbl« do do do 100 barrels fat No 3 MACKER BL dp 50 half bbis do do do | 200 barrels fat No. 1 Family HERRINGS | 15 boxes No. 1 Scotia and Magdoleon HER- } RINGS } 3000 pounds Grand Bank CODFISH ! Which we offer to the trade, wholesale and re- | tall, at the lowest market prices EE. WHITE & Co, No. 63, tron front, Lovisiana avenue, between 6th and 7th streets, opposite the Bank of Wash ington. nov 27—eost ANDLES, OIL, SOAP, &c. 30 boxes ADAMANTINE CANDLES 1,000 gallons refined WHALE OIL 500, do Sperm do yellow SOAP \o 125 boxes brown and 235 do Castile 25 do Fancy a 80 do PEARL STARCH 1,000 pounds SALERATUS 5,000 do SAL 30DA Just received, per schooncrs Hamilton and King Bird, from New York. and for sale my - nov 26—eo6t RRAY & SEMMES. ROOMS, PUCKETS, &c. 200 doxen BROOMS 75 dozen PAINTED BUCKETS 2 do Covered oO 2 do T 60 netts W! Crow BASKETS 15 dozen JUTE and ALICANT MATS 30 do CORDS and LINES 209 gross MATCHES 30 dozen WASH BOARDS Just received, Per schooners Hamiltonand King Bird, from New York. and for sale by TOV WBe-eoSt MURRAY & SEMMES. Pel. MOORE 8 PREPARED TO FURNISH THE BEST WHITE AND RED ASH COAL of all sizes, and CUMBERLAND CUAL ofall kinds, to his customers at the lowest market prices. 2.210 pounds guarantied to the ton. Hickory, Oak and Pine WOOD at very low prices. A good articie and full measure mey be relled on in all cases. Yard west side %th street, between D and £, op- po: * Old Stand nov 29—eo2w HFES®, BUTTER, &e. 0 boacs GOSHEN CHERSE 30 do English dairy do 160 kecs GOSHEN BUTTE 150 bbls. Nos, Lund 3 MACKEREL 1580 do BURRINGS 125 boxes scaled do. ands COD and HAKE FISH 3 BUCKWHEAT FLOUR Now landing, oe schooners Hamilton and King Bird, from New York, and for sale by nov W—ec6t MU2KAY. & SEMMES- ELEGANT CAKPETINGS FROM AUC. TION ~& HAVE THE PLEASURE OF AN- nouncing to our customers and the public that we have just received from tbe late auction sale of Messrs. D. Hadden & Sons? imported stock CARPETINGS, 100 pieces of the most choice and elegaut styles aud qualities ever offered for sale In this market. The patterns are generally all new, andare of the manufactory of Messrs. a Croply & Sons, Halifax, Yorkshire, Eng- nd Those who are familiar with the patterns by their numbers will recognise in the following many which have, up to the receipt of these, been very scarce, any of which we are now selling at lexs figures than heretofore : 5, 255, 651, 519, 120, 586, 744, and 799. In Tapestry Brussels. 545.836, 651, 659, 839, 659 74, Sip 246, 312, 109, ay 169 and 232. All thee goods are of the very latest tmporta- tion, and. as they were bought at unusually low figures, of course our customers shall have the benefit of our success Also, 5 bales ree! imported Scotch Ingrain and wool Dutch, from the same sale. And 10 bales 12 4 and 15-1 rich Druggets, beau- tiful and very cheap. And one bale elegant Crum) Cloths, in new and rich colors, tn borders and medallions, sizes from 12-4 by 12-4 to 16-4 by 20-4. Members of Congress and others who intend to furnish their own quarters for the session will find it to their advantage to maketheir purchases from our stock, as we are enabled to inducements aot to be had elsewhere. We bave eed hess received , direct from Lowell, 10 additional bales serie ew and elegant Im perial Three-py, and 10 do. do. Extra doubie In- grain Carpetings, which now completes our stock ‘and enables us to please the most fastidious taste, all of which shall be sold as low as the lowest. CLAGETT, DODSON & CO., Dea-ers in all kinds of Furniture Dry Goads, No.4 Market Space. ON THE EUROPEAN STYLE. Te UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT- fully inform gentiemen visiting Wash- ington, that he has several Chambers and Parlors in complete order, which he will let on reasonabie terms. His LARDER is furnished with everything in season, and his BAR sappied with the choicest Wines. Liquors, Cigars, &e OYSTE, 8 and GAME in all styles. and at all hours. WILLIAM RUPP, Pa. avenue, near corner of Third st. nov 17—eolm a SUPERIOR SILVER PLATED Goops. gusve RECENTLY RECEIVED A FINE assortment of superior Silver Plated Goods, plated on Alvatta and Copper, which I will sell Lata’ yo ly low ape a ta ea whicl exact tation contr are ah of ens Pee rs, 8 varit pl Soup Ladies, Batter Knt orks, Sow &e. double p'ate on The Dest Albatta ee Cake Baskets, Salad Castors, Pickle Stands Salt Stands, Liquor Stands, Candlesticks it Covered Dishes, the dish and cover form- two dishes Butter Dishes, Card Recelvers. Goblets, Mu; Toast Racks, Tea Kettles, Coffee Urns, Pitchers Tankerds, Sugar Spoons, Pish Knives, £c. Persous in want of any of the above artictes by examining my stock, will be convinced of the folly of Investing tu “ pure silver ware,’ when they can buy durable goods, which bear a closa resemblance to Silver, at less than one-tenth of the cox!. ©. W. BOTELER, oot 16-Sawdw Tren Hail, siete CELEBR German Bitters, PREPARED DY DR. 0. M. JACKSON, Philad’a., Pa., WILD -EPFEOTUALLY CURE , LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICR, Chronic or Nervous Debili f, Diseases of the Kidneys, and all diseases from @ dis. ordered Liver or Stomach. Such as Cons‘tpation, Inward Piles, Fullness, or Blood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nau- nea, Heartburn, Diszust for food, Fullness, or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eruetations, Sink- Or Fluttering at the Pit of the h, Soimmineet the Head, Hurried and Diieult B ing, Fluttering ot the Heart, Choking or 3 ting Sensations when in — Posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots of W the Bight, Fever and Duil Pain in the Head, Defi- ciency of Perspiration, Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pato fa the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs po pe aioe ree of Heat apts the lesh, Constant Imaginings of Evil. Treat Depresaion of Spirits. 7 HE PROPRIETOR, in calling the attention of the public te this preparation, does so with a feeling of the utmost confidence in its virtues and adaptation of it to the diseases for which It is recommended. It is no new and untried article, but one that has stood the test of a ten years’ trial ‘before the Amer- fean people, and !ts reputation and sale is unri- valled by any similar preparations extant. The testimony in its favor given by the most i. nent and well-knowa Physicians and individuals, in all parts of the country is immense. The fol- lowing from North Carolina is respectfully sub- Zz any who may still doubt, to the ” or Practical Receipt Book, for lies, to be had gratis of all thr man Bitters. Farmers and F Agents for the ¢ sete Ne ‘ce ancl Manufsctory, 180 ARCE STREET, F ELPHIA, PA. TESTIMONY FROM NORTH CAROLINA Osrsificats of Dy Smith, pee Hill, Rich- mond Cows: Cc, Pinz Tit, March 4, 184. Da. ©. M. Jacxzon, Philadelphin—Dear Sir: i have been « subject of he ae in its worst form, for tie i ve years. Such was my condi- thon fox tiveive the physicians and all . While In this con- by any water While on iy way home I stopped a week at Ruth- erfordion, a email z¢ in North Carolina, to A tae é huiybeate water in tna! lace. Abow of the week I went intog ig store to e medicine for my child and myself. ‘There were several of the village otis take case, and, after asking me he epee ic and Ty wate ee by AN BI ERS, prepared ithat I would try the Bitters. ext me at my room, and In- wont y them that I asked did it, and I com- and I was more ben- weter and medicine I had neighbors can id (hea clans in the store, avd one of them seemed some interest In mm ene of my and medi 2 Re much good In his case. me for more of the same kind of mes be was more benefitted by it than any < had taken, but I have not | been able for bim or myself since ; will yo ase abip me a dozen of moe ees j W. SMITH. * Siore, Weke Co., N. . ef Li, “Having ecpeiienc ese of HOUF LAN Chronic Dyseater AN BITTERS tr functional derangement ot the Liver, and oncumitznt evils, I au cesirous of obtaining a quantity of {t for the benefit of my community. Yyoa will, therefore, please send s lot, &e., &c. CERT IFICAT Wa. J. AFWooD Huxzay a Co., N.C. ber ist, 1855. : Allow me to ex nks for your discov ‘he least of it, has ef- dicines, that i have todo. HOOF LAND’S S have cured me of the most 1 case of the PILEs that, otofman. My case is ‘y, es I am well ing counties, and Dr. ©, M. dock: Press to you rm of a medicine fected a cur taken, have e: GERMAN DI stubborn 2n: perhaps, ever nota si overy has astounded all as I had tried everything did me any good » try the Bitters, use of this ecmmm You ica- tion fer the proper. = M. J. AFWOCR, reetails, they invig- THE GREATEST MEDICAL OF THE AGE. Dr. KENN#@LY, of Roxbury, Has discovered in one of our COMMON PASTURE WEE y that cures by F HUMOR; FROM THE WORT ECROTULA DOWN TO & COM- N PIMPLE I DIT IN OVER ELEVEN hundred nd never failed except int cases, (both thu numer) He has now in session ove ed certificates of its vir- ue, all with! 3 of Boston. ‘Two bottl mouth si to cure 2 nursing sore One to three bottles will cure the worst kind of fare bottles will clear the system of e warrented to cure the worst rth and stomach. fe warranted to cure the . 3. One to two wie warranted to cure all humor in the « Two bottles ar the earsand blo Four to six ‘ed to onre running of the hair. 7 tTanted to cure corrupt =n ne bot er caly eruption of the skin, Two to thre» botttes are warranted to cure the Worst case of rugworm. Two to three are warranted to cure the Inost desperate case of rheumatism Three to four bottles are warranted to cure the salt rheum. Pive to eight bottles will cure the worst cases of sorofula. A benefit is ailwuys experienced from the first bottle, and a perfect cure is warranted when the above guantity is taken. Reader, 1 peddled over a thousand bottles of this in the vicinity of Rosion. IT know the effect of itin everycase Sosure as water will extin- guisk fire sosure willthis cure humor. I never sold a bottle of {t but that sold another; after a trial it alway- speaks for itself. There are two things about lis herb ‘Lat appears to me surpris- ing; first that it grows in our pastures, in some a quite plentiful, and yet its value has never known uatil | discovered it 1a 1546—second, that it should cure ali kinds of humor. In order Wo give eat of the — ay rise and puarily of the disebvery, state that fn April, is5J, { peddled it, sold about 6 bottles per Gay—iu April, 1854, 1 sold over 1,000 bottles per day of St. Bome of the wholemite Druggists who bave been in business twenty aud thirty years, say that no- thing in the anna!s of patent medicines was ever like lt. There is a universal praise of it from all quarters. In my own practice I elways kept it strictly for humors—hi! sinee Ls introduotion asa geucal family medicine, grest and wonderful virtues have found tu it that | never suspected Several arses of epileniic fits—a disease which ‘was always cousidered incurable, have been cured of Metal tes. O, what a mercy if it will prove tual tn ail cases of that awfol malady—there are but few who have seen more of It than I have. I know of several cases of Dropsy, all of them — people cured bv it For the varlous diseases the Liver, Sick Headache, Dys; ‘ia, Asthma, Fever and Ague, Pain in the Side, Diseases of the Spine, and prticulariy idPdiseases of the Kid- neys, &c., toe discovery Las done more good than any medicine ever known No change of you can yet ant enough of St. Directions for Us:.-—Adults one table spoonful day—Children over ten years dessert spoon. ‘al—Chlldren from five to eight years, tea | . ful. As no directions can be applicable to allcon atitutions, take sufiicieut to operate on the bowels twive a day. MANUPACTURED BY DONALD KENNEDY No, 120 Warrea street, Roxbury, Mass. arian sea SO TEE ey 4cats —Now or! it 5 CLICKNER, tf Barclay street? CoH” Bet 192 Broadway; A.B. & N ?. & SONS street, Philadelphia, & BROTHER, CANBY & ss eo, ca HATCH” Ateruris 3H. exandea, PEEL & STEVENS. At Retsil by adl respectable Druggists ia the United States and British Provinces, and also by the Drugtts of this City. out ttely MA, WILLIAM PALMER, PROFESSOR OF THE FLUTE & SINGING, UB F street, corner Of Rowrtainth t, ‘HOOFLAND’S =} laces in Vir- | OOF. | ny all the Bitters 1 | great beneft from the | DISCOVERY | a Dr. LB. WRIGHT'S "0?! amongstall classes of le— iat to/Fatnonert a cles of pope ent ciimsbouses, and overseers of, various public itutions—can only be ed asa ERDICT OF it has never been who bave been dosing the their seous and debilitat: endeavored to bring my ‘ Liquid blic for would } flnous This rvdicine Is nota cure-all, bet may be con sidered n spectfic for the cae | Liver Complaints, Affections of Bladder and Vegetable uid Cathartic OR, BLRASANT FAMILY PHYSIC. ALED SUCCESS AND WON- Teese pepelart ty @f my “LIQUID Ca-} h y- united FW seers A r f ic erative, inits fever. AS Founy oe pesca peta “in Po mn} ave 1a Cathartlc?” into disrepute, but with'so trifling effect that a notice Kidneys, Bilious Pever, Bronchitis, Costiventas. Pleurisy, Sow Skia, Dropsy cious, Erysip Fever and Ague, Goo! 1 Caer ose elo Biotches on the TENCE hs, rer, ca- | Pan sera os i Headache, Jaundice a Blood, Mcr- curia) Diserses. all Cutaneous remedy, Pains in Site, Back and ary Svinptoms, Ulcers of a'l kinds, and purposes of a Family Physic tions, a speed Breast, Setond. for all the | ” All ages, conditions and cases Can be boneficlal- ly ied with it; and in all eases of Debi’ ity, Weak. 3 nt the Stomach, and Aifections of the Throat, without it nd Dyspe, ik pela; no physician should be rm be wdministered as easily a: water ; it does not mawseate tas weakest stomach, preparation. THER ce cripimg pains, mor leave the bowls have ever held all quack preparations bhorrence, and can safely say thet i ‘A all assimilations to quackery in it * NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT. I can fully assure all who take it that it is pre pared upon th thing bat ~ hat i tfectly wholesome and ae URLLY VEGETABLE IN IT testimon at ¥ edticine yee HOUSANDS OF MOTHE§S have testified to its ities, | TRE adults. the GENUINE REMEDY | that i pr when al! othezs Li relied upon with Fall dircet confidence. mpany each bottle most scientific principles, and nc ived from almostevery preciact where roduced, the most tlat- 1s of {ts MIRACULOUS CURRS of iety of complaints yet rendered to ing and all-healing qual- ite positively that this is nily Physic for children or Prysiciane UNIVERSALLY TEsTtry that this ts its appearance; and in procf of | | mend it in their practice. | > the most fucredulous that failed, this remedy may be | Price 50 and 2 is of te id twenty doses. Prine ot 4 roatway,N.Y. Sold by STUTT UU , Washington, D.C, and by all + Druggists throughout the country. LTS MPUWAL TREATISE Ls end Plates. ouly Pwenty-Five Cente. Postage to all parts ef r produc a3 Of HOU r x; taatrimony, that none, however, nout drst consuit peTsons can © ty ¢ Alscares and medica) succestiui mode on the evils ra 2—2n essay on ali on, with plain ant ng tod: ured frou ON TRE ILOSYEICAL VIEW OF M&REIAGS BY i. 5. LA CROLL, M. Da ALBANY. N, Y¥. 3” Sk De. Fine, Plain, and Colerce 4 Tnian LOOK EVER PRBUIBHED- nalifications, ant | graphs, Llustreting the ind Diseases of the Ke- ive G sexes, thelr structure uses, and functions. A ier and comprehen- . Lager Causs ties of sin- “SOR WoODs STORATIVE. though less than surprist Balr froin, ticle, merous respoea the ne of this ¢ menéations of + ad of c!l agents. OREISL » Mass., Jan. 12, 1855. —Dear Sir—Having made trial of rative, it gives me pleasure to say been exceilent in removing in- flammation, deudraff, aud a constant tendency te yorrs fe wine to its won: fal ef- | Ascalp, = S i end sele un without the caer Tivis appliance won its way, and been st of the cities end towns wadas, and the West when stually Restore gray rodnee a Ingurlant the bald, prevent the when used as a tonic ar- rt soft, clossy and wavy, >, aud expel dandruff, ed gentlemen an mutry Wie have tried they know, most ful- f thts Restorative setain its natn- e qlotied to humenity, diseane from the scalp— fnAding—the concurrent tos- 6 and the cert!fieates of nu- ad viduals of both sexes, to as weil as of the recom. ors aud certificates before ailu itching, with which 1 have been tronbled from childhood, and bas alsot esiored ay was becomlug yrey, tal c or! used ——— aricie, with a2) pleasure proj Yours, truly 4. K. brace é Pastor of Orthodox Church. Brookdeld. CaRLYLs, Ml., June 27, 1853. heir, which color. Ihare like the soma L have used Prof. O.J. Wood's Hair Restors- tive, and have admired its wonderfal effect. My hair was becouiing, as I thought, turely gray; bet by the use of his <‘ftestoretive™’ it has resumed its origlaal color, and J have no doubt, permanently 79. SIDNEY BREESE, off some three or four since, and falll tinued all the fect, at doing wonders. 1 have now a Wr aigattar'y eficted. A.C WILLIAMSON, 1 Agent, P ERSONS sposed to to the sudden changes in tem: 3 little care, adopting warm cocking nee on ing themselves with a prescription or ve a dangerous winter com) PRRs COMPOUND GUM AR. as one of our most innocent, yet sant, and (since the cal remedies, th bused WILS the atam oeats, oF ~e hy by PATT CO.; atid retail by most Dr ac ists, ta — Suen & STEVENS; Georgeiown ts Bx-Senator Untied States. Prov. Woon :—idear Siz—My hair commenced year: con- to do so until { became quite bald. 1 tried au Temedies of the day, but to no ef- 1 was induced to usé your celebrated Hair Restorative, and am very pany 2° say it <4 133 Second street. Address © J. WOOD & CO., Proprietors, 316 ped New York, 2ud 114 Market street, St. Louis, Mo O. STOTT & CO , wholessie and retail Agent, Washington. | TW bVOrT & SONS, @oneral Wasteale j au l—ly — —————$ COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, &c. oot 3 hair, and a fully recommend use to Affec tions and this the most trying season, owing remedy they may easily ward off what —— jon. - BIC SYRUP has been so fong known and bighly appreciated us, plea- reduction in price,) economi- tmay be recommended and e ft —— - es in ene, 5U cents. nolewale ERSON & NATRN and STOTT & THE Rhe Pin B ot iN | nary € which | made s r ined cin and effic Dr. Job PrLM bas be ‘Tooth the Carter's Spanish Mixture NOT A TARSICLE OF MERCURT it An infeilibie remedy for HIS pre lle, with the confident assurancetbat no Mxp- ~ ie A EAT PULTEIPR OFMHE BLOOD’ apa Set Alterative Known fe Kvil, amaticm, Obetinate Cutaneous ptions b tales on the Feoe, Bloiches npies or Pow pever, Chronie Sere Eyes, or Tetter, Beald Heald, nog in of the Bones and Joints, Sait men i pe sep. Stabbern Ulcers, Syphilitie Diserders, bear yw bar evixing from ep injudicious use Lercury, Linprudence im Life, or Lanpurity of Blood ’ as becoine #0 ray whieh hi Be 4 £94 celebs at 1 for its ie % o and curing many of the most obstinvte acd ternible forme of @iscese with , man) nd ts efBicted, Isnow offered tothe = rmade has ae, CROFULA, ONG ALL D'ssatns GARTERS SPANISH MIS: tore are renet by cvery mril astonist ~<S ote rinof the Country, in most. co wiki of cue best Physicians bec been PLoop is troly remarkabie impurity of the great . ved end cured wi'h- _ outof thet’ ovsends whe bave pentsh Mixture contains no or Ons he om for short oon aa e-timony in eur possession. 7 “ ibe bighest respectability, well ricus localities. Please read for ‘t is city unequalled by an I ve ae stig Diapateh, Ruchmon2, Bolis, of Va., says hecorsit- to add bis teatimony to the isb Mixture, FROM ACT Wat cmra- wm 1 trial, that Car- Wistere ts a truly valuable medi. anes Jagr es RE OF SCROF' press- loy wes cured of Scrofula of a vir- wor by e& few vottles of Carter's 4-% _ - vereverything elee had faied Oth- se come under our own observe conclusively, thet is really 2 val- slegent. We take preat re en of the afflicted to its mer- ik wolIron i Lave seen aby anumberofcuresof = rs Spanich Mixture. E. BURTON, 1 KIN.—See the cure Getetled in eur Al- cases weapon And p with Mercury end * took six sof ve whick perfectly restored : F Boyden, iy of {more recen’ re pri- lL Richmond, was cured Trnish Mixtore. Since secen itcure more thane vease in which it is ured. end ft to the efiicted. - jchbn_ F. Sarsison, , Va., writes of the sin- itcazeof Rhevmetjiem. The t wel A fow bottles entirely 1a tr. Earrison wed pays ofa ‘es, in the person a young sinre 7.) whieh all the dees bottles made a cure of ndle, of Washin: te case of Syphi- . says Et mete spe rand Skin and fe prep pt Mia {3 Dd, we of Woester. Ohio, was cured of it hem of three years standi:z, ish Mixture. ‘ or six — for -.. CHAS STOTT, Washirgton, D. isgeneelly. oct iy > SYRUP OF GUM wc co” COUGES. CCDS, STHMA, WHOOPING possessue the greatest ad- » ections of any otBer ta wv ured the last twenty ess, not trum) ure all, but recom- jentific auxiliary in at baud, and one that to afior? relief wh + without material hen - = <ses of its su; dof our most resp oree tts claim to bet», and effcecious. Price a one 50 cents. nue; PERL & SLL, Georgetown y SUM ARABIC COUGH ‘he eame composition In sa box nov 19 EF FOR THE OUND. FYERED TO THE ; r ~al remedy for the eure of z feet t nly one known to curs oot (ooh ache instantaneously, if wreperly cording to direction. Sbould tne pal a afte first eppiteation, in course of time, re-ap; ame application bas to be made three applications d the decayed tooth es of of New York, and ud disant one and a »pitcl—-North Capiicl é taterfremCon- *” to repose where they have pleced the eit hos become « custom in all other citte: t round becemes valu- able for to sell it,and throw the dead 16 lange pit, and leral ‘ iit, as no tities areyiven 7 vir tion for the 7 engravings. tri ing; Met fog Proet and Americau—cn the same class of »' nov @ 11% fo 12 e’clock a.m., ning the Chanar, By- round, and all other in- tunes F. 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