Evening Star Newspaper, November 12, 1856, Page 4

EVENING STAR. ——— BY RAILROAD DIRECT TOTHE WEST. FAREWELL. 3s f “ So fare thee well, and may th’ indulgent gods | ‘Tim, Setreeon Washington and Whebting e j%* # grant thee every wish a but 174 hours! form! Once more, farewell ween Washington and ‘Thy soul can barr Running eee 37 one * farewel t sighing ”” 1CKETS AND BAG cH! ‘ te peed retlosies ressida, Pomc ct mAD IN wa > * Farewell, thou canst not teach me to ot? ALSIMORE AND OHIO RAIL * ? [Shakspere’s Romeo ana Jutiet. | [4S OS having improved its Western *< Parewell! 1 will omit pportu connections, new o/fers the fullest inducements to ‘That may onan ar gate jenny test | Bees esti: Baikape og Soytete [Shakspere’s Romeo and Juliet. —— and the SOU TH WEST. a ‘The connection between the Trains from Wash- ‘* Pare thee well! yet think awhile and the Trains bound West from Dalt!- Un one whose bosom bleeds to doubt thee ; more is always promptiy made at the Washington Who now would rather trust thy smile, Paes Tatty called Honse) 9 tiles Egham nn Sn without "Meere. | from Bal ‘This is the only c of cars Eig sorsied amntees Ween at Ss “ Beloved and beautiful: © : ug al I bid thee now farewell, Washington Station, and rechecked trans- With more of sorrow in my heart ferred. — the pa: ) without c! . Than words of mine can tell !”? psig = 2 Thro: an Fickets for ate [ Richard Cos. yout. "Khe coanocting trains leave Washington ly atOa.m.and4} p.m. On Sundays atthe later hour on!y. = At BEN WUOD, 4 miles from Wheeling, direct connection is made with the trainsof CENTRAL “fever trembled in my bliss ; farewells in & Kiss *? ihenaes [Stenener Blliost. rewell! farewell jengt! OHIO RAILROAD, running from Bellair, on Yl een onrtthc mone out; seceaconines the Ohio, through Cam! se, Zanesville, and i deed, yet it but serves to strengthea Newark, OLUMBUS. Thesetrains comnect yer ce to at Newark with the cars of the Newark, Mansileld and Sandusky Railroad af Sandusky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, St. Louis, etc ALCOLUMBUS the CU. Kallzoad traine con- Rect with the fast trains of the Little Miami Rail- This is our last farewell ” rs. Welly. «* Farewell! thou hast trampled love’s faith in the dust; i 4 ast torn from my bosom its hopes aid its | road to Xenia, Clscinnati, Louisville, etc. At ey OR ETRE XENIA (on Little Miami Hallroad) coraection ts Yet, if thy life’s current with bliss it would swell, the trains through Da’ fton, to Indian- 1 would pour out my own in this last ‘ond fare- | apolis, Ferre Haute, Lafayetts, Chicago, Rock well!” Hoffman. | Island, St. Louis, Carlo, ete U™ Paseen; holding Through ‘Fickets for “ And, like some low and mournful spell, Memphis, Vicksburg, Natchez, New Orleans, etc., ‘To whisper but one word i whien are also sold at Washington—are trans- ° [Park Benjamin. | ferred at Cincinnati, tothe Mall Steamers on the Ohio. Tickets for Evansville, Carlo, and St. Louis are 36d by the river route. 1 For CLEVELAND, and via Cleveland to Toledo, beret hy ie @tc., tickets are sold, when the Ohio is navigable Whee ing and Wellsvitie (forty miles) where a connection with the Cievetand and Pittsburg Kallroad !* made, ‘Travelers are requested to notice that while this ARRIVALS ATTHE PRINCIPAL HOTELS Willards’ Motel—3. c &n A. WILLARD @ Muldoon, NY J @ Shindie, NC CJ Wright, O H Winfree, NY WP Cline&ly,NY PG Hambleton, Mad Mrs J Cline, do fi L Brook, ba G W Valletr, do T B Dorset, ¥ is the only route affording Through Tickets and J Berkiey. Mass AD Ditmore& ly, NY | Checks in Washington, it Is also the shortest, C H Tevis, Va T B Lincoln, lady, & 3 | most speedy, and direct to neary ail the leading SD Forbes; do daugh, points In the it West. The distance from J Bayless & ly. Md TS Golling. Va Washington to Cincinnati 1s but 653 miles, being A Morgan, Ky about 1 other reute! Miss Lon eg G Newell, Ky Mr Anderson, Va © P Dixou, N¥ miles shorter tian by boy FARE, BY THROUGH "TH WASHINGTON :—To Wheelin, bus, $13 65; Dayton, 15 50; C Mrs Hewitt, NY J Steinberger, OT TD Lother, NY KET, PROM fF: $9 50; Colum- neinnatt, $16 00; Mason, Tex Dr Lykias, NT Louisville, by ral'road, $18 63, by steamer from Jallant, Pa W @ Lykins, do Cincinnati, $13 00; indianacolis, 817 50; Cleve. 3 Radlow & ly, Md J W De Forrest & ly, land, $12 30; Toledo, $15 90; Detroit, ‘815 20: 4B Sutherland, Pa ‘JD Hedden, Pa 820 65and 819 50; St’ Louis, $25 50 and D J Sutherland, do T R Able, Mass $25; Memphis, $26; New ins. S31, etc. 43M Read, DC M H Smith, NY -FOR FREDERICK AND HARPER?S | JD Fritz, Pa H Werger, NC y) MAR TINSBUKG, CUMBERLAND, ~<— Y SPRINGS, BEDFOR DSPRINGS. Browas’ Metel.—t. Pp. & wu BRown. NT, OAKL oe — tr pied! ssengers May leave Washington at 6 a. m. or Apres a See. tf p.m. For the minor way stations between H M Layman & fam,Pa Miss Beck, do DH arnold, Baltimore and W hecling, take 6 a. m. train from | N bg that ile Lotion, and but all to no effect. good. About two mali eomplaint. P. ly came P..Vallee, him are true. Public of the State this 26th day of A’ ted States to prod above. Dr. Du fectual cure for LOK, sent by mall to an For sale by F OF EBVEKY K FRemM THK WORST H & HAS TRIB. aundred cxses, oases, (both thunde: jon over two mouth. One to ee) boit! Pimples on the face. ‘two to three biles ‘Fwe betties are ‘Worst case of Oni humor in the eves. ‘Ewe botties are ' @ILES—PILBG—PLEES, #% CALL ATTENTION FO this dreadful Dr Dupaim—Dear Sir:—1 been affiic'ed with the Piles for — waste used eighteen bottles of Barnes’ everythi | , for they did me little or no hoe ae remedies for the Pilea, a-d have the ‘a ha tosay that they have redme 1 _ racie, for f am lghty oseph Ppl Polat certify I,J &. Lawrence, do vy y e day of the date hereof, , before me personal ing by me duly sworn, @fd depose the contents ef the foregoing certificate signed by In witness whereof | name, as Commissioner of Deeds and as a Notar' fixed my Notarial Seal gre office, in New York, JOREPH C. Commissioner of Deeds and Notal State of New York, 67 Wall street, Neyg York. We challenge the Medical Faouity of the Uni- rie Thteraal Pilea. Only 50 cents per Utioe—76 Nassau street, New York. street and Pa ave, Washington, - THE @XEATHS® MEDICAL DISCOVERY bw abi Youn, Aug. 26th, 1850. that! sixty sw else I could here of, | months since, i commenced bad the desired this almost a rs of age. I sincere- afllicted with the above . VALLEE, 78 Franklin st State of New York, t to me well known, who, be- and say that have subscribed my of New York, and have af- W RENCE, Pablie of the uce a certificate equal to the ’s Remedies are the only ef Wil be art of the United States D & BRO, corner of a c. ec THE AGS. Dr. KENSEOY, of Kexbery, Mas discovered in one of our COMMON FaSTEBY WEEDS 8 areed that cures iND F HUMOR; SCLOPTLA BOWN ¥O 4 Com- MOM PINTLE. Dit iN OVER ELEVEN and never failed exceptin two Thursor) He bas now in kis hundred certificates of its vir tue, all within twenty miles of isoston. Two &re Warranted to Cursa nursing acre es will curs the werst kind of boitles will elear the system of warranted te eure the wers @anker in the mouth and stomach. Three to five bottles are warranted te eure the brysipelas. two bottles are warranted te sure el! ‘Warranted te cure Weaning ¢i the cars and blotches among the hair. F our to six bottles ale warranted to eurs sozrcpi) @ud rugoing ulcers. 5 Washington. | One bottle wii cur iy eruption of the sxix. FS ‘yiand Ben Mr Goodwin £ ty do ify Fortrains to and from Baitimore, Annap- | ‘Fwo to thice bottles are warranted te care (ue iss Hyland, do JD Prat,Md olis, etc., see special advertisements. | worst case of ragworm. Mise Ford bs Mrs Price, Pa ur For further information, Through Tickets, ‘Zwo to three botiles are warranted te eure ike W D Harrison, NJ HA Cullan, Det ote. eomy <e THOMAS H. PARSONS, Agent, | mozt desperate case of rheumatism. ¥ B Hozshead & iy,Va A Hall, Md’ at Washington Station. ‘Phree fo four botties are warranted te e210 t= G F Sanderson, Miss R Suttoa, DC WM. S. WOODSIDE, salt rheura. TAMils&ly,Md WA Lampkin, Ind Master of Transportation Five to cight peities Will eare tue Wouret sazeaet R Bowden & fam, 8 3 Jones & ly *p 3 march iw os R.&O. Raltroad. Balti serefala. © H Samson, NY Harris & friend, Va FUK HAS PEK’S FKKRY & benedi Is apihys Oxparicnscd freva the Stet — Blackwood. Miss T Mills,do eS Via Chesapeake § feetile, and & pectesi curs is warraaled Wher iho WV H Stogdill, NY § W D French, #1! Okie Canal above y is takea. 8 J Christian ‘i fe R , 1 peddied ever a thensand bottles ¢ 4 THROUGH IN TWELVE HOURS! this in the vicieity of Moston. 1 kaow the e<eoi National Hotel.—wx. cuy. ‘.aE NEW AND SPLENDID PACKET- | @f {tin evoryeaze. He sure as water Wil ecilr @ Duvall, Ma CR White, Ma BOAT ARGO, Capt. Cuas. H. Menaitt, | ish Bre, se stro Will tais cure humer. 1 1 4 gare ao Soueea, 3 a will commence making Regular Trips between | 80ld a bettle ef it bxt iuat sold another; after R Williams @ ly, Va J Han-hett) wie SEORGETOWN and the above Point, on Mon- | trial it always speass zor Siseli. “Paers ure twa © Hobson & Aa P Brotdrics, Ma mg bate 27th, 1856 | things Shout this herb that aypeare to mae warpris- 3 Sandford, Ma DT Disnay’O ‘fhe Boat will leave the wharfof W.H.& H.@ | img; B:et teatit grows im our pasieces, 14 seme 3 Knight &'fy, Miss W Mead ely, ct Ritter, Georgetown, D.C., every Monday, Wea SS Pr peinom epee value hae Rover D Joes, NY” J Bachelder ao. nesday, and Friday morni: at6o’cloc a ksWe alii | dissevered tt 12 16t5—assend, PG oniner A Gene, tae Returning, she will leave Harper’s Ferry every | thot it :se2i4 eure all xinds of humer. wr Hall. do TE ‘Moon .. Tuesday, Thursday and y Morning, st | 1a order te give seme ides of the rxiden riss D Headly, do W Robinson & fy P, o’clock. i bas bre get or the ) L Will wtsie T Prime. ‘do IP K Va - Through Tickets, $z.26. that im April, 1853, 1 peddled it, aad seld about 6 H West, Pa R Marin’NG Te Leesburg 81.02%, wncluding the Stage froth | bottles per duy—1x April, 1084, 1 sold ever 1,648 5 Spindie, Va J Breegs, Ma Bawerds) Bary Nuomends EnuussinniaD mratanota have bien 3H Tucker, Ma Dr Gilman, do boat ectieentresgs. brs visitthe Virginia Springs | yp» business twren and thtree Soars say that Re- — L& 8 Tucker, Pe pono — the coming Leomesath Seber! beg be Haflbetnay thing {athe anoc's cf patent medicines was ever 4 art, Va safe, pleasan ute er ke! eausde J Wright it Cai on, Shanondale, While Sulphurand Warren. Hole ‘Whore js 2 walversal pratee of it from all eals served on board at moderate rates. 2th - In my owa Prectice | niways kept it strictly fer Mirkweed Mouse.—s. & 4. 5, KrmKWoop.| A coach will always be in readiness in George- | pumors—bul slucs its introduction as a general J P Clark JF vi town to convey passengersto and from the Boat. | ramily medicine, preat and wonderfal virtues 3M Briekly, o © Willem’ & ty. NY Fer farther particulars inquire at the store of | pave been found in it tuat | never suspected Pp Kichards & son, Mass W Headrick & A oh Seare . ae A ita Warpath wee vee and | Seyeral cases of epileptic #is—a disease watch $ Hayward, $C § Stott & ly ; a i <a Was always considered incurable, have been cured J ard, N Mor! a les. O, waata mero’ t TOVE Shepard, NY JH Morley, mar 18—-tf by a few bottles. “0, want If tt will pi effectual in es @ Elley, THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL Beis 3 UNITED STATES . MAIL STEAMERS. HE SHIPS COMPRISING FHIS LINK are the ATLANT! Capt. Eldridge. BALTIC apt. Comstock. ADRIATIC apt. Jas. West. mpg having been built by contract ex- pressiy for Governinent service, every care hrs been taken In their construction, as in thelr engines, te ae strength and speed ; Kaci ap accommodations for passengers are unequi jor elegance and comfort = rice of e from New York to Liverpoo! in first m, $130; in second do., 275. From aeonbacen cae York, 30 and 20 guineas. An ex; lenced surgeon attached to eac ship. No berths can be secured until paid for. ‘The ships of this line have improved water-tight bulk heads, and to avold danger from ice wilfnot cross JD Ripley, NY MOVEMENTS OPE. Philadelphia..Oct «New York ...Oct. the Banks north of 4¥ degrees, until after the Ist of August. PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING, Prom New York 1856. ‘The Californiasteamers leave New York onthe Gth and 20th ofeach month. ———_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—————..... trom Liverpool, 1856. ®RON HALL BOOT SHOE AND TRUNK ESTASLISHMENT, Wednesday....May 14 Wednesda Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 9th and 1th sts. ] 2488 ON HAND POR LADIES, MISSES, and Children a large stock of — Quilted SUk Gatters, Buckskin Lined and Flannel lined Gaiters for the winter r Wednesday. Heeled. Doubie Soles aud Water Proof Gaiters id at Sameeet Colored Singie and Doubie Sole Wednesda jaiters y Congress Gaiters heeled ; thiok and this sole Saturday pt. Wednesas Moroco heeled Galt-rs; Congress Button and Satnrday Oct Wednesda Laced . Saturda) det Wednesda Moroco and Kid heeled Slippers, English Kid } suturda Nov Wednesda Galters f i Saturday. Nov. * Wednesda’ Congress \W bite Satin heeled and Kidand Glice- Saturday . Dee 6 Wednesday oo reous Sitppers Chlidren’s Shoes of all styles d Youths lo br aga me Galters jort Leg Calfskin Hoots and P. L. Boot Calfskin English Boots i“ Oxford ae Cat same style = =< ord ney from $1 25 to $1 75 joys aud Youths Calf Bocts and Shoes Prices ‘ jast recetved 7 = = Also, a large and well selected assortment of Gents and Ladies Travelling TRUNKS, all of which will be sold cheap for cash. early, at 3. P. HOOVER’S, Iron Hall Boot and Shoe Store. NET FURNITUR E M. WIGHT, MANUFACTUR 'e dealer, respectfully invites attention to his stock of Sofas, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Book cases, Bedsteads, Chairs, & of zuperb style and finish. Iron Bedsteads and ron Wares of great variety. Mat resses, l~ erm manufactured to order’ > Sg pt He would cail the atteation of Ho’ - keepers his supply of Chamber Sets. ag as Satorda oe . For freight or passaveapply to fSBWARD K. COLLING & coy % Wallstreet, Now York. BROWN, SHIPLEY & GO. ivorpoole STEPHEN KENNARD & cU.,, Austia Friars, London. B.G.WAINWSHIGHT & CO., Parte, ‘The owners of these ships wit not be account- able for gold, silver, builion, specie, jewelry, pre- cious stones, or metais, unless bills of lad Ing are signed therefor, and the value thereof expressed therein. m i-tr oe & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. Great Southern Mail Line! og-TWiCK DAILY (SUNDAY NIGHTS KXCEPTED) Between Washington City and the South! VIA: ALEXANDRIA GORDONSVILLE, RICHMOND, DAN- VILLE GREENSBOROUGH, N.C. AND DAILY TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS. Leave Washington Leave Washin; ce, 5 E.M WIGHT : sone MEDICAL soon ‘Travellers will find the Morning Line in con- me a Pharm a with the Virginia Central KR: , the = ractics of pest, most Pleasant and Expeditious Ruote to last edition. Wood and y THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS, Greeabrier White Sulphur and Fauquier White Sulphur, Warm, Hot yoo Cope Springs, Welr’s Gave, Natural Bridge, Lexington, ‘Re and BAGGAGE WAGONS OMNIBUSES Will be at the Washington Kailroad De tocon- > Free of ee ABSENGERS and BAGGAG ia £0 STEAMER GLORGE PA for ALEXANDRIA, a dis- aco of six mites, allowing ample time for Mews. Fare fi mond Fan —_ Washington to Rich “ Fare « ‘Fickots proou Expedidon and Ronte,aaitisa 1: Faom ALEXAN ES Dispen- sic; new edition. Wilsoa’s Human e052 2¥- new edition. Renourd’s Htstory of Medien j vol; 1856. Neill avd Smith’s Compendium of Medicine; new edition. Dungiison'e tone! Physiology, 2 vols; new edition Druj ‘8 Wed- ern Surgery; new edition. With number of other standard medical works. F or sale at pub Lishers’ prices. FRANCK TAYLOR. Oc 27-tr C* NG DOLLS, KID DOLLS, INDIA Hubber Dolls. China Do is, Paper Doils, Cloth-Dolis, Dol Heads and Arms, Doll Bodies. ac cLAUGHLIN & Co's. newstore nov7 want Bettie oeonconccnero-aiarea THROUGH PAssENGE : au RS NDER TA ‘Without coat tothe bepet of the Petereuug No. 410 Seventh strect, between @ and sel Agent ‘Aisne = re EGS LEAVE TU INF. ra a a Va. ‘oO that she bas in her ominnane FUBLIO same persons that were formerly @uteeeeee) in the #ablis! ment, who are fully cal tent to conduet the day or night, as pote D P }0s.—- received. and or saleor very ‘cash. atthe Piano and Music ‘Emporium tae JOHN F. ELLIs. 306 Pa. av , bet. 9th and 10th sts, __ eterno hs WASHINGTON BRANCH BA LKOAD, YHANGE OF HOURS.—On and afer Cy ihe sha inctent the Prins will” Leave W: at'6 and 8 2, m., and 3 ang appeals if and 0% 8, m., and 3 and eer FIVE JusT aes “a. PARSONS, Agent, ed people cured as iaedicine ever jo change of di: Directions Re day—Chiidren i—Children from all cases of that awful are but few who bave seen more of it than I have 1 know of several cases of Dro) of the Liver, Sick Headache, Dys) Feverand Ague, Pain Intiie side Spine, and particularly tn diseases of the Kid. neys, &c., the discovery as done more good thas ful. As mo directions can be app! malady—tbere psy, ail of them various diseases , Asthma, iseases Of the by it. Forthe knewn et ever necesaary—eat the beast you can get and enough of it. Jor Use.—Aduits one table spoonful over ten years dessert spoon- five to vight years, tea to ble to all com stitutions, take sufiicient to operate on the bowels twice a day MAN DPUONAEL Me. 120 Warre PRicz, ONE UPACTBRED BY .D KENNEDY, im Street, Roxbury, Mass. Dotuar. Wholesale Agents. ied. bac! aes c. Vv CLICKNER, 81 Barclay street; C. H. RIN@, 192 Broadway; A. Philadelph Baltimore, BRU HATCH. Alexandria, PEE At Retail by ali ited States the Dreegists bis Cte, B. & D. SANDS, 100 Fulton la,'f. W. DYOT'® & SONS N'& BROTHER, CANBY & L& StkVENS respectable Druggists in the British Provinces, and alse by ont Bate CHOND BRGTHENS. DABEEES, LUT AND SELL FOREIGE AND DOMESTIC EXCHANS3; FURNISH DRAFTS On all Parts of United States aud Kuzepe; COLLECT DRAFT! Ou all parts or DRAW BILLS CH IRELAND BU BONDS, STOCKS, & UFUUK Shi NEGOXiATE YIM PA Duited States and Kure 30; POR £1 0K Sr Wane; SELL YANy s§ 30 KiaBiks; PER. Investment paying 1UW and ever, fer sale. LAWD Woe are at all ti Sale. Land Minnesota. fan 33-¢ LAND WARKAN'Fsofall Warrants located in lowa, Bankers, opposite the Treasu! WARRANTS. mes Purehestn, CHUBB BHOTH Lad FUPrHAM « NORVLET’S NEW AND CHEAP SAUDLE, KRARNESS 43 Sem late of P NORF respeciful band a large and #1 they will make AND TRUNK STORE, enthst , opposite Vdd Follows’ Hail. MESSRS. TOP EAM f of this city, announce to For this i! ee ty ends and tue publie, that they have com- the Saddilag busine: eal Usineas at the abovestand, and keep constantly om OF assortment of—Méns? jupert Ladies’, and Boys’? SADDLES. BRIDLES? MAK TINGALES, and WHIPS. Joa, both for city a TRUNKS, V PET BAGS. Ladies’ $4 ING BASKETS, and F ev descr! Ajl kinds HORSE BLANK and HAMES. ETS, COVERS, Horse, Spoke, EB. CARDS, CURKY-od &o. 5 Ail material usea will be ti IAKNESS of country use. VALISES, and GAR: TCHBLS, TRAVEL. ANCY WORK BOXES, » COLLARS, and Dust BRUSH- MBS, SPONGKS, he best thatcen be obtained; and both of us having been practical workmen for several ycars, our work cannot be durability. By un faction we hope to merit, and res share of public Pasticuler attention pald to ceveri: and repairing all kt Sadclers’tooleconstantly on hand. » feol con earpansed ident that either for style or remitting efortsto give satis. eaeiban pectfully so}teit, ag Vruaks inds of work. —ly MANTELS, NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STYLE, * Manufactured West Caster mitation oF EGYPTIAN, L! the any, Vt, ESH MANTELS ARE ENAMELL, he richest and mance saath S8BON PORPHYRY, PYRENBES pensive ERD ANTIQOK, , BROCATELLA Vv AGATE, SPANISH GALWAY, and other raré and desirable MARBLES. ‘The imitations are so perfect that they chalenge the closest scrutiny They are so highly polis! that they retain thelr beauty much longer Ceara met svenet injured by smoke, coal gas, or acids, can be sold much cheaper than any others in market. Price ranging from $1 Arehii a ex doors OR 25 to B12. tects, Builders. and others Invited to at No, 6 b Fellows’ Hall, up M. HANSON, Agent ACKERS OR CRACKNK . Qraokers, splendid ardele f KING & BUROHELL. GERMAN BITTERS Dr. C. M. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Ps., WILL EFPRCTUALLY CURE LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, J viity, Dindoses of the Kigueys-and eit Dis oa toon 2 Wioerbered civieecaeoeeel ‘ing the attention of eases tg ati repel olin Itaat Smanpareuny, suited precisely ‘and bened- Prthe uta eonkdence cially te the wearer according to the concavity Gon to the disceses for which it is reco convexity of PE ZS Very es aie 3 i RSs no mewrand norcied ‘but one that | “ects caused precions organ of sigh! t of ust im not sutted, by the use of an Optomete ure the focal disease weeeretiene jtood the test of aten years’ before pe people, and its reputation and sale is unrt similar extant. ‘The testimony in its favor given by the most inentand 1 known physicians and individuals in all parts of the country is immense, andacare- es that are absolately with ision and Giga rat a eater aae | cence oe ot by the proprietor, and to gratis of an: solicits the patronage of those that ‘useful his agents, cannot but satiety the most skept lied themselves of bis aid wistows ef that this remedy is really deserving the great oel- | "bucons that canmer att poe a ey ae ebrity it has obtained. ing the glasses in use, and state how amgn. oe, aLso— incipal office and manufactory No. 06 Arch ec they fan read this print with their I ‘Table street, Philadelphia, Pa. can Le supplied with auch as will improve their ie com: er ia — THE SO ee ORGANTOWN, Va., August 4, 1855, Dr_C. M. Jackson—Bear Sir:—The sales of the Bitters are {nereasing, and what speaks vol- umes in their favor ls that all who have used them speak highly of theireffects No medicine that 1 sell gives such general satisfaction, and the de- mand for it exceeds all precedent; and | assure you it affords me pleasure to sell such a remedy. Our physicians no longer scow] at it, butarecom- pelled to acknowledge its intrinsic vaine, and the reater part of them have had magnanimity suf- ficient ‘0 lay aside their prejudicies and pregeribe itim thelr practice. Respectfully vours, . M. CHALPANT FPorsale by storekeepers and druggists in ev town and village inthe United States. Price 7 cents per bottle annumerable testimontals to be seen ; and ref- erences given to many who have derived the greatest ease and comfort from his 5 Circulars to be bed gratis, at bis office, No. 612 SEVENTH STREKT®R, threes doors from Odd Feliows’ Hail, ur stains. ORPOLK, September 7, 1954. Sir—The Spectacles you made for me suit very well, and camped buve iraproved my sight more than any ot! we lately tried. 4 LISTS. W. PAZEWBLL of Spectactés dbtained from Mr. Tobias Soa'gea them of it Wesistance to my sight, and correspond! ith of the focus. I recommend op ucian. HBNRY A. WISB. Having been induced by a friend to visitthe es- tablishment of Mr. ‘Tobias for the Ls of try- his glasses, 1 was furnished Im with a pair slightly colored blue, which have afforded me more relief and ification than any | bave ever tried. My sight, originally ood, was injured by writing and reading af night, fre- ucntly to a very late hour; but with the ald of poe giasees I can study almost 2s late as ever, and that too without the pein 1 pee pevoety suffcrod. HN WILSON ‘Late Commissioner Gen’l Land Olice, 11, 1855, 1 have used Mr. ‘Fobias’s Spectacles for three or four months, and take preat ure In hoe ing that | am much with them. { ha’ been much beneat them. May Sth, 1356. GEOR. P. { was recommended to Mr. John Tobias as a ekiliful optician dasi able peeulfarity, & . ‘Peblas seemed to comprehend Raryecoh inspec- tion and some siight meastre a end be = niade mea pair of Speciacies that sults me ad- wmirably. » A. P. BURLER. July 11, 1656 Wi.sineton, N. C_, Jan. 27, BA Mr.J Toptas: Dear Sir—I am happy to say that the Spectacles which 1 obtained from you last week are entirely satisfactory. Froman incquel ity in the vi Lrange of my eyes, I have Levete- found yreat diiticulty in petting glasses of the proper focal distance Iteffords me pleasure to state that, by the aid of your optometer, this difii- culty iaas been happily o! vtated so thatthe, lasses you furnished me are decidedly the best adapted to my eyes of aah 1 have ever yet used Very respectfully. yours, . B. DRANE, ector of St James’ Pari DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, May 7, 1856. From natural defects and the uncqual range of my eyes, | have been compelled to use glnsses for several years. I ha¥e tried different opticians without obtaining glasses perfectly fitted to my eyes. Four months since Mr. Tobias made two pairs especially for me, which I have found to serve me permectiys By the use of bis optometer he is enab:ed to adapt Glasses minutely to theeye. { most cheerfully recommend Mr. Tobias te ali having occasien to use glasses. and bear my tesfl- mony as to bis skill as an optician. HENRY K. BALDWIN, Aasict, Seo’y to sign Land Warrants. P. 8 —OPERA GLASSES of it vari TELESCOPES & MICKOSCUPES, WA. MAKER GLASSKB, and many other articles this Ine at very low prices constanily on hand. weight and stre: of fel > mnot be sf u and | rish man : 12-4 by 12-4 ufscture py to 0-4, and 10-4 8-4 by 4 up to 8-4 by 124 Silecis vy and 10-4, 12-4, and 1-4, in pieces which will beewt re paella fie oan yc heraenat goods is they are Also, beautiful Overlays, Tray and Table 7-4 kins to mat: b, from $1 50 per dozen up to S110 Also, 1 case iteyaem § beentiful Covers for 6 and 7 octave and g Pianos, in propershape; the colors and de-igns of which are rich, and will be sold cheap, and table Covers to mateh Also, 8-4 , Crimson, and claret colored French Ci s for Plano and Table Covers, ana variety of Satin Brocatel Boréerings to wim As we now Gevote our whole time and attention exclusively oo = at selling —_ re D.y Goods , house keepers, eepers: and its for ape may et = th * upon being su ith nothing but such goods as have the 4 ‘it of real merit as to quality and taste. The prices are warranted as low as the lowest of any section of the country oc 20-eo3w 8 CLAGETT, DODSON & CU I have tried a . D. GILMAN, Washington, and JOHN 8. SIDWELL. Georgetown, Agen. _je7-m AYER’S PILLS. FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIC, ERE HAS LONG EXISTED A PUBLIC demand for an effective Purgative Pill which could be relied on as sure and perfectly safe in its operation. ‘Khis has been pre; to meet that demand, and an extensive trial of ite virtues has conclusively shown with what success it accem- plishes the Psa pe designed. it isceay tomake a physical Piii, but not so easy to make the best of Pilis—one which should have none of the objections, but ali the advantages of every other. ‘This has been attempted bere, and with what sne- cess we wonld respectfully submit to the public decision. it has been unfortunate for the patient nitherto that almost every purgative medicine is acrimonious and Iriitating tothe bowels. ‘This isnot. Many of them produce so much griping pain and revulsion in the system as to more than counterbalance the good to be derived from them. These Pills produce no irritation or pain, unless it arises from a previously existing obstruction or jerangement inthebowels Being purely veze- table, no harm can arise from their use in — quantity; but ttis better than any medicine should ve taken judiciously. Minute directions for thelr use in the several diseases to which they are ep plicable are given on the box. Among the com- plaints which have been speedily cured by them we may mention Liver Complaint, in its various forms of Jaundice, Indigestion, Languorand Loss of Appetite, Listlessness, Irritability, B Hous Headache, Bilions Fever, ever and Ague, Pain in the Side and Loins, for in truth, al! these are but the consequence of diseased action of the liver. Asan Specient tae attord prompt and sure relief tn Costiveness, Piles, Colic, Dysen y Hunnors, Scrofala end Scurvy, Colds, with sore- ness of the bedy, Ulcers and impurity of the blood ; {n short any and every case where a purga tive Is required. They have also produced some singularly suc- cessful cures in K heumatisin, Gout. pele ag ey fl el, Exyaipelas, Palpitation of the Heart, Painsin the Back, Stomach and Side. They shorld be reely taken im the spring of the r, to oe the blood and prepare the system for ihe change of seasons. Au occasional dose stimulates the stomach into healthy action, and restores the appe- tite and yigor. They purify the blood, and by = Proposals for Erecting the Custem-Houso &o., at Georgetown. D. 0. Taxatone Deraatxent Re- ber 24, ike MEALED PROPOBALS WILL BE ceived at ee ee until the 22d day of November, A.D 1 at 12 o’clock at noon, for en a tae ds ng lown Customa-bouse and post office accord: cations pre at this 4eparunert; said propo- salx to be either for the whole bullding, or reper rate forthe ditfe:ent kinds of work: bills of par- els shou! ‘omipany cach bid, with the amount of cach kind of work, and — aekaeenee out; the de it reserving the right to reject or acc ept the proposals hereby invited, or any rls thereof, when it deems the Interest of the nited States requires it; the department fleo re- serves the right to exclude the ef any person Or persons WI there Is Just cause to believe wil! not fuithfelly perform the contrarts, or which they have attempted to obtain by indirection ; and all bids when there shel! be parties in fnteres: who d> not join in the bids, and all bids that, opon investigation, are below a fair price for the wor! Bids will be recetved in gross, at the option «f the bidders; but no contract will be awarded te such bidders until detatis are furnished the de- partment of the prices of the different kinds of work and materi which sball be subject to the revision of the department, so that the gross bid ball be equitably apportioned upon the whole work to guide the department in meking pay- ments. Ninety per cent. of the amount of work done and matertals delivered, according to contract price (seid amount to be agtertained by the essimate of an agent of the department, appointed for that Ppurpose,) will be paid from time to time, es the work and ten per cent reteined unti! the completien ef the contract, and scceptance of the work, &e . by the t aforesaid, and be forfelted in the event of non-fuliiliment of con- Ccntreets will be awarded only to master butld- ers snd mechanics, end the nment thereof, except by consent of the Secremry of the Treasu- their stimulant action gh eer ps reap jy 1y gif Being be a forfeiture of the same. renovate the strengtb of the and restore the bh proposal must be accompanied by a writ- ‘wasted or aiveuset energies of tee whole organ NEW AKKANGEMENTS, ten ,uarantee,s), by two ible, fie UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY i. form their customers and the pubiie mye eral, that they have theroughly renovated their es‘ablisbment and added thereto 2 very large cel- lar, 80 as to be enabled to keep a large ropply of their superior POR TER and ALE on hand, and — daily to receive a supply of Phi adeiphia and Troy Draught Ale. which will be sold at a small adv nce, for cash only We also ex daily 50 bbis. of New Jersey Champagne Cider, @ pure article. Always on hand, a large supply Brothers fine Liquors, vie: iackbeny, berry, Strawberry, Cherry and Ginger Bra: Ginger Wine; Stomach and Steugbton Bitters ; Absenthe Curacoa, and other Cordials Dr Wheeler’s Tonic Sherry W ine Bitters, for which we are sole agents. As usual, a large supply of Mincral Waters, bottled Porter and Ale on Land. ARNY &°SHINN, Union Lottling Depot, 57 Green street, ov 4- Georgetown, D. C HATS! HATS! Co STANTLY ON HAND A FULL rely, of BEEBE’S NEW RK he together with TAY LORS HATS, of BALTI- MORE. The best black dress HATS got up in the latest style for $3 50. as good as those usually sold at $5; anda fashi\ able fiat at ism. Hence an occasional dose is advantazeows even though no serious derangement exists; but unnecessary dosing should never be carried too far, as every purgative medicine reduces the strength, when taken tocxcess The thousand cases in which a physic is required cannot be enu- merated here, but they suggest themselves to the reason of ev body; and it is coniidently be lieved this pili will answer a better purpose than anything which has hitherto been available to mankind When their virtues are once known the public will no longer doubt what remedy to employ when in need of a cathartic medicine Being sugar wrapped they are pleasant to take, and belng purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in any quantity. 7 For minute directions see the wrapper on tLe Ox persons, sfied to be so by the United States district _ or ens of the said district.) in the rum 85,000, the whole work, or ofa portionate amount, if for any part that the bidder win, when required, if bis 1 be accepted , enter into & contract and . With proper and sufficient securities for its faithful performanee. Pleus, specifications, and working drawings can Le eramined after thirty days, and other in- formatien obtained on application to the depart ment must be sent to this department, addressed to the Sei ofthe Treasury, (en- dorsed ‘‘ Propceals for the Geergetown Custom- House, &¢ ,”") and will be opened at 1 o'clock, p.m, of the last day named for receiving the same JAMES GUTHRIE. se2i-Lawiddays Secretaryofthe Treasury Proposals for Oil for Light-houses Treasury DEraRtMENT, Office Light-howse Board, November 1, 1968, SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE- \) ceived at this office umtil 1 o’clock p mon Saturday, the 15th day of November, for supply ing the Light House establishment witb the fo!- low! lots or quantities of @11, to be delivered alongside of the Government sv ly-vessels a? Boston, New York city. New Bedford, Edgar town, or Nantucket, Mrssachusetts, at the option cf the contractor, to be determined on at the time or ‘pling the bid, in tight, well made casks, sultable for shipping, in pri order, on or before the following dates, respectively, and also at the at Uswego, N.Y ) for lot No 4, viz: Lot No. 1 —3u,000 thirty thousend) gallons best Winter-strained or Pressed Sperm Ul, on the Ist day of April, 1857 Lot No. 2.—90,000 (thirty Seoamray: gations ‘Winter strained cr Pressed perm U1 on the 1st da; of Turner & Kas; mae: PREPARED BY DR. JAMES C, AYER, PRACTICAL §¢ ANALYTICAL CHEMIiS7, LOWELL, MASS. ca 25 Cents per Box. Five Boxes for$1,06 Soid by Z D. GILMAN, Washington, and ail respectable druggists. aus-4m PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATION ex THR PHILOSOPRICAL isin OF MABRIAGE, me Be. LA CHOIK, M. Dey ALBANY, N. Y., 950 Pages ond 130 Fins, Pisin, and Colored Lith- ographs and Plates. Fries OnLy Fwenvy-Fivz Cunes. Sent res of Postage to all parts of the Union, VHEAPEST BUOK EVER PUBLIBEED— and conteintog nosrly double the quaniity of read- ing matter in that of ihe bivgy CENY OK DOL LAK PUEBLICABSION he PHYS OF MARTIAG and the Seorct tateatt aud Disorder ‘The best materials and the best wor-» ane oy ee ndecoman $5 Hat, waich is so! $3.50. We is for jo @ Cash business, meet with no los- ses, but give h customer full value for his — elt Hats unusually low. N.B Agent for Driscoll’s Balm of a Thousand Flowers Price ¥5 cents per bottle. ANTHONY, 7th street, near Pa svense nag" GKEAT KEDUCTION fora New York Hat Company. 8e iN THE PRICE OF BOOTS AND GAITERS HAVE ON COMMISSION, FOR A PHIL- adelphia manv- facturer,a first rate Sewed or Pegged Calf-S8kin BOOT at $3.62. fall as good as those neually sold at @5 or $6; ard a Freneh Calf Patent Leather GAI'TEK at B3 50 ot oitebeyise 85; trate Galterat $2 50, thexe are the best goods that is (or ever were) sold in the District | for the price; for the . # ee roof, come and see z or yourself. ‘Lerms positivel test i, on ; of June, 1857, Lot No 3.—30,000 (thirty thouscnd) gailons best Winter-strained or Pressed Sperm Utt,on the Ist dev of Angust. 1847 . FOR THE LAKES. Lot No 4— 6.00 i thousand) gallons b WV inter-strained er Preesed Sperm Oi, et . New York, on the ist day of > Or immediately after the open = e Canal The Ol comprised tn lot No. 4, to be delivered at Oswego, for the lights om the Lakes, must be In small iron-bound ‘casks, in prime order, free from leckage, contsining from thirty to Stty gal lons each, aud free from all expense tothe United State:; all the cos sof transportation, damage, and leak.ye b:ing at the charges and risk of the ©»n-ractor and all tests and inspectic ns to be made mee to the transportation of the oll from thecon rector’s warebouse. or other Place cf deroeit The several lots of Ol) required to be deliver & alc ngsiée of the supply vessels shell be co deliv ered when the said vessels sball be in readiness to Teceive the same; and in case the supply. vessel: slould not be ready to receive the Uli on the ne e wali fications, bs ,tastrating the scases of the KRe- Aruoture, tf nd comprehen Jul Cousalties of sin- y aad fruitini alliances, —iiSellcitove and infertile Hew rnd reuoval —im) t ase Coatsmapiating matrimony, thatwill Overcome Objections fo it; 2, however, should take t ma porisut stop witaoul fiset consulting its eee nlarles ox the dlseasesand cul cash. No extre Jes fvowa Infancy to old age, caso grapuicaily usirated by Deautteaititogres Proat charged to offset bad debts. Cull at the cco Higa for ls delivery, then t pitey —uorvous Genillty, ite causes aad sure, rage Yo = ae STORE, Sevent. street | yy authorized avent of the ligne Nengare do “% a pr, noe sO cina) safe, and effectual | Rear Pennsylvania avenue. e q that fulluye isloapoaatble-—raiss for anily ona m 24 tf ANTHONY, Ag ment at the point of delivery, and sbail be enti- macal—3t dsvay on Sporsmatorriima, with practical obsefveSoas oa the safer aad moresu mode of treaizecnt—preoautionary hits on tho evils re- sulting from empirical practico—an easay on all dissasos arising from ladiscretion, with mand simple rules by which al! persons can cure them- selves withoat meroury—remedies for those self- infilcted miseries and disappointed ho; so uR- fortunately prevalent ta the Spee It Tre truth. ful adviser to tho married and thosecontempiat marriage: its is particularly ed to persons entertaining secret doubts of thelr Ued te payment therefor within fifteen days from such ree All the Oil contracted for under the foregoing Proposals to be submitied to the usual tests af specitie gravity, by burning, and such other means as may be it Sy the or per-ons pining = yeh may beassigned by the Light- Board, to remai: etre iy im Jimpid ete before it will be: " Proposals will be received and ormeidered for each lot separately, or for the whole mantity re~ N“ AND £ TRACTIVE NUOVE U Raising the Vell, or Bcencs in the Courts; by Bail Fenner Embellished with portraits of Po- Itce Court Officers. $1 Carrie Emerson, or Lifein Cliftonville ; by Mrs. C.A. Hayden. $1 Walter March, Bhoepoe Recollections; by Ma- jor March. $1 Boston Common; Tale of ous Own Times ; by aLady. 812% Althe, or Speits from the Strand; by Mrs. Ade M. Field $1 quired, at the option of the bitder; hysical condition,and who are conscious of hav- Kate Stanton ire eal Life 1 will be ler; but no bid Ing pararded the nealth happiness,and i 18 Page from Bi < ontertained for a lees quantity than isco tooeek paca Ses ener pose i od Ps non? or every cloud hts a sliver lining | [ ised in one of the several lots designat-d Nos state explicitly the posed for by the number ame rs, ity of each lot of Oli, and the price j cr ust be sealed, and ft Ol for Lighthouses,” and’ thes placed nother envelore, and directed to the Seore@ary of the Lig bt-house Board, ton D G, A bond, with epee: f toth jon of the department, ta a penzl! equ! to one fifth of the amount of each contract made under the torepo- ing proposals, will be required of each contree- tor, conditioned forthe faitbrat performance ot — contract, Se tee Within tea days atier acceptance of the bid. oe board, — the aut! » Teserves the ight to reject any bid, though it may be the lowest, from ~ than isa “ia ocher considerations y of the Light house Board : nov I-codtisth Now ON A: SENKINS: Price TWENTY-FIVE CENTS copy, or “jyp Copies for One Dollar. Mailed, free ol peat. e, to all parts of the United States N. §.—Those who | ahead may consult Dr. LA CROIX upon any of the diseases: pon which this book treats, either peany or by mal!. Medi- cine sent to any part af the Union according to dl- teottons, safoly packed and carefully seo from all observation. Address Dr.M.B LA CROIX, No. 31 Maiden Lane oe Office Box 579 sowie ° i open dally, from 9a mto9 p m.and bas Sincy from 3 antl 3p. m. J from No. 58 Beaver st. to31 Maiden Lame, Albany, New Yerk. éet—ly i 20 000 PEACH TREKS, At. TEN DOLLARS PER HUNDRED—FOR sale at my N » near Washington The above trees are all of fine Ft Of the best select fruit bid Ambition; Kate Willie 81 Rambles in Kastern Asta, includ! Manilla, daring several yeeri’ residence ; uctes of the voyage to China, excursions fn M. Kong, &c.; by L. Ball, M.D , second 1,25. ind for sale at TAYLOR & MAURY’S Bookstore, Penn ave., near 9th street ANTHONY BUCHLY, UNDERTAKER, op and Residence No. 303 Penn’a avenua, south side, betweea Yth and 10th ste AVING PROVIDED HIM: an ELEGANT HEA ‘ wea mae conveniences lot or lots ng China and hority of the depart. aad lt cs 0% ulead y would inform the public that he f: ing his business, respectful} fally pre) to Rilall ordve Prepared trusted to him at th and in the best mines _ Also, a general assortment of ORNAMENTAL, |" q cupel . manner. UST ; EVERGREEN, SHADE, and RULE. TREES, oft rea, piyot READY MADE COFFINs J ocpoctarece Fo 2a Tue music tnest iliasnene al > > hi terms. nee phia 11 Travotore, Vepres, >ict "DUPRIE'N REMEDIES are the no pains will 2 git q hh ual cure for External of Intetnel Piles, N.S 3 small ecesions. a oc 30 W. @. METZEROTT falteum, Ring: Worm. se. They are unrival: | 4 Wy eteeedag ion Rumion, Sats GODS, N®W Youk capers, thx tans 50 cents per hoz Uflice 76 Nassau street, New ty “ch Pea eeise, for Sth November, «Orion the York. Will be sent mail. ci We Ww stYL _ Beater’’ continued ; also the beautifai siovy or uale by CORD 2 BRO comer of 11th st. | IN FE | Author of the Watchman. Bye tt, st Zs Cc Monnaies, Cabas, School Satchels, ¢ " .” and Fenn, avenue oc 23 00 29 McLAU@HLIN CO's. oe Pb ataect, novi