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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-19
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
LINCOLN COUNTY


Catharine DelliEger
VS.. Original Bill Equity
voleatine Dellinger
I N this case, it having been ordered by an
| interocutory decree of the Court, adj
vertisement is hereby made, that defendant,
Volentine Dellinger (who is now a resident Of
this State,) be and appear at the next Court
of EquTy 10 be held :or the county OF Lin
coin, at the Court House in l. ncointon, on
the 9Th Monday after the 4th Monday in Au-,
gust next, then and there to plead, answer,
or demur to complainant's bill of complaints,
or judgment pro e0Hfcsso will be entered a
gainst him, and the case set for hearing ex-
pafte. And B. s. Johnson, as the Admins
traitor, with the will annexed of Al. Shall,
dec'd Jacob ShoIl and Henry Shull, are here
by enjoined rom paying over to defendant,
or any person claiming under him, any estate
or money in their Lands, to which the defen-
dant otherwise would be entitled, as the hue
band of complainant.
w. ]. HOKE, c. & NJ. T..
August IL, 1856 CIV. [Pr'stee $6.]
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-19
Notice.

RY virtue of an assignment to me, made by
IL A. B. Downs, of the late firm Of Bell Il
Downs, all persons indebted to said firm, ara
hereby requested to make immediate payment, as
longer indulgence caHR0f be given
A. b. Downs is authorised to act as my agent
in the settlement of the business, and to grant
receipts in my name.
J. NJ. HUTCHINSON, Assignee
Aug 10, IS56-2w
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-19
Notice.

CAPT. J. N. McELWEE'S FIGURING
" and COkN MILLS on Fishing Creek and
at Harrisburg, on Sugar Creek, are in com.
pletr repair for grinding, and water generally
plenty TO operate with. Remember regular
customers in dry time always have the
preference. Aug. IL, 1866.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-19
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION

In another column we give returns from
u counties, which foot up as follows:
Bragg 5l,s59
Gilmer 40.532
Bragg's present majority 11,327
The following ten counties are
to be heard from. We annex their
IN
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-19
IST IiICT

d = / Il / z IS:
lsr Dist, WIN. +. Martin, of Pas9uotank.
% " william J. Blow, of Pitt
ID NJ. d. Smith, of New Hanover.
4h " CASTOR Ii. Wilder, of Wake.
9Th = :. T.. Williams, of Alamance.
9th Z" Thomas SufIIe, Jr. of Rock IN.
9TH " Il. II. Warning, of Mecklenburg.
eth " w. w. Avery, of Burke.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-19

Bragg's maj 2,O55 BIS mj.l1.327
The ten counties to be heard from viii
give Bragg about 1900 majority-making
mis- majority in the State 900!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-23
PERSONAL

80. Douglass Jerold one of the s'Punch -
school of English satirists, has fired shot at
Mrs. Beecher Stowe which is very telling.
go. The Hon. Solomon Foot has been re.
elected U. s. Senator from the State of Yer.
mont, for six years from the fourth of March
next.
.... Gen. Cas-, who is seventy-fve years
old, within the space Of six days, last month,
delivered eight elaborate addresses, travelled
a distance Of Eve hundred miles, and accom-
plished nearly the same amount of labor the
week following.
80. The Philadelphia Evening Argus says
We are pleased to learn that our valued and
faithful Democratic friend, Charles S. Whit
man, has been appointed Mail Agent between
Philadelphia and Washington City. There
could not have been better selection than
this, as be is every way worthy and deserving
of any appointment our party may see fit to
give him"
80. In the deaths yesterday of two old and
respected gentlemen, Thomas Bates Of this
city and Hugh Smith of Alexandria, the coin
cidences were somewhat remarkable. Both
died about the same hour Of the same day,
both were natives Of England, both had been
enterprislng and successful business men and
though latterly retired from business were
each active up to their time of their deccase
in works of usefulness and improvement Both
by their sterling good qualities had gained a
wide circle of friends by whom their loss will
long be lamented.
80. We regret to learn of the serious illness
of Senator Clayton Tie Delaware State Re-
porter Of Tuesday last says: Mr.. Clayton,
we understand, has been confined to b is rooIo
st the residence of Mr. COmegys, in this town,
Tor two or three weeks past. OF the particular
nature of his cOmplsint We have not been in
formed, but his physicians think it doubtful
whether Le will ever entirely recover. On
Saturday last he joined the Presbyterian
Church, and took the sacrament, in bis apart
ment, at M. COmegy3."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-23

JUDGE TANEY.-The W arrenton Whis state s
that the venerable Chief Justice fancy still
remains at the Fausuier Springs, but expects
to leave soon for Washington It will be q
source Of qualification to his many friends to
know that lis health still continues to i'm
prove, and that by proper care he will soon be
entirely restored. -Inteittgencer ofthis morn
ing.
We are happy to inform cur cOtemporary
that Chief Justice fancy has been taking the
Star for a week past at his residence, No. %
Biagden's Row, Indiana avenue, aud that he
is looking remarkably we'll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-23
SPIRITOF THE MORNING PRESS

The Union contends that American history
will embrace 10 brig liter pages than those re-
cording tie events Of the four years admins
tration of our national affairs by Franklin
Pierce. The same journal comments with in
dignant elcquence upon the corrupt coalition
of the New York Tribune, Post, CoHJtsr'
Times and Herald in politics, after each Tor
years derounc'rg ell the others i0r the per
petration Of ell the crimes in the calender
The IntelHgencer publishes letter HUN
some venerable cor1esI o1dert wherein ne 90
fends the federali. t. of oldsn 'ime' ''on 'eAei-
sons opinion of them % express - In q iel'er
from his psu ,entIy lspublshed in that
-op,oaI In introducing its coli .spondent's
Iettsr the IatsiLigeAeeT ta kes occasion to say
Indeed, nothing but the grossest ie norane 3
Of TIE nat which the &" Federalists' played
in the ORGANIZATION, adoption, and practical
inauguration of OIL present Constitution and
frame Of Government cOr'd form an excuse
for that OblOquy which in later times hs be en-
heaped upon a party which found its iuusSra-
tions in a WsShIngt IN, Hamilton, aud Jay
men who should at least have been ex-
empted from any suspicion Of disloyslty to
republican Institutions, wbics they had done
so much TO secure and establish.
The letter Of Mr. Jefferson, upon which
our correspondent comments, YVES quot ID by
US simply With reference ID its beallngs upon
the particular question which folmed the sub
jsct Of our remarks in the body of the al icle
where it was found and, while rely ing upon
the authority and arguments Of NJ. j. N op-
position to s'l specu'srioDs looking or tending
ID dissolution Of our National Union, we
were far from int ending to endorse the justice
Of his personal criticisms On either Washing
ton or HamiltCn-mep to whom time has
awarded ample amends Tor any arrears of re-
nown which the excessive spirit OF parry may
for awhile withheld from them"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-23
POrIClfOMANIE.

Il lot Of Potichcmanie 6less Vases also, beauti-
full assortment Of Flowers, Japanese Scenes ard
Figures, Brushes, Gum, &c. Ladies can aow be
supplied with every thing necessary TO complete
those beautiI Ill Vases.
The extraordinary success which this art Ia,
obtained may be easily accounted for, when s'ter
an Interesting and easy labor Of a few hours, we
see simple glass vessel tIsls;orm into Chi
nese, SeIfes, Dresden, Etfuscan, Te.fa Gotta, or
Japarese Vase.
gentlemen d. sirous Of p esenting token Of re-
memb.snce to Ladies' can scarcely q nd anyt hing
les expensive more chaste and elegant or that
viii be foore highly appreciated than pair Of
the sc vtse and materis's.
e. w. BOTELER,
&C 23-eo3t Iron Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-23

TIE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, for October,
received from Franck Taylor, is altogether one
magazine. Among the specially readable ar
ticles are those upon Henri Heine and Edgar
A Poe, both marked by much ability, but the
latter hardly just notice Of the author Of
" The Raven" Another generation will do
justice to Poe. His reviewers, thus far, have,
fer the NEST part, suffered too keenly, person
ally, from his caustic pen to be able to treat
his life and genius with entire fairness. .r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-23
G05 REwARD.-RAN AWAY FROA

COX REWARD.-R AN AWAY FROM
p&O the subscriber, li7irg near Bladens- p
burgh. On the 18th inst e., NEGRO MAN
BEN, about q or 2S years Of age, feet 20
or 10 inches high, pretty stout, and hes 2 ~
def ct In his eyes which makes him appear ne u
sighted. Ben is rathe: bright mulatto, with a
vvly fell suit Of hair. He lived with Berry &
Bowie whilst they were In business In w ashington
city, and has number Of relatives now living in
Washington. viii give the above reward no
matter where 'aten, II secured in jail brough t
home. l will ESQ give SO Tor the apprehension
and delivery Of MICRO GIRL ELIZABETH
who ran away some time In July last She Is
about l6 years Of ege, OF dark copper color, nd
we'll grown. Her hands were burnt when child;
the fingers OF one badly scared She mas bean
seen In Washing ton since she left home and |
have no doubt she Is still there.
A. b. BERRY,
&C 23-3t Prince &c orge's county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-23
Boarding.

BOARDING A HANDSOME FURNISHED
ID parlor and en- mber adjoining for rent, to-
gether or single, with without board Also,
one fine large font room, suitable FOR a family,
with good sized single room adjoining: The
house has large yard, making IL desirable for
family with children Terms reasonable. Two
table boarders can be accommodated. Apply al
No. ass 10th street, between and T.. cc22-Iw*
BOARD, &c.-MRs. BATES, ON THE w
- corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
Is prepared 10 accommod ate gentlemen with rooms
with or without beard Every effort viii be made
10 render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. Transient or table board
can be obtained. ap6-G
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FIRST WARE RFArAURANT.


Penn. dcesse, bsttress 1stk aad l9fk Streets.
d. K. DIvERNOIS. Proprietor.
FNHE PROPRIETOR OF THIS NEW AND
Il splendid establishment, well known in "a
Washington for a number Of years, and fsY
formerly proprietor Of the Napo con Botel xE
or Hoboken, which was always the resort Ct the
fashionable society, and the connoiSseurs Of good
living, has the honor to announce to the citizens
OF Washington and strangers, that his estab-
ltshment will be opened on the nrst Of n 6vcmber,
1856. The numerous efforts which he las made
to satisfy all demands which he may have. the
comforts OF his establishment assures him perfect
success in his enterprise. This establish ment is
divided into three parts, each having private
trsnce,-tte part reserved for families ing fur
nished with elegant Parlors ard Bed Chambers.
The 6entlemens' epaItment cen lists OF Parlor and
Bed Chambers, which cen b. rented with or with
out board. The Restaurant department has
splendid Saloons for dinner parties; IS newly
decorated, having all the modern improvements
attached. The Ear is supplied with the test Of
Wines and Liquors, imported expressly from
France for this establishment Hot and cold
Lunch at all hours, On the New Orlee ms plan. The
Table D'hote will be served every dsy At 81
O'Clock, aud on Sunday at ., which will be uni
va'ed Ia Washington.
N.B-Thereis also splendid stsbling attached
TO the establishment.
&C - 3m GE.DI vERNoIs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-23
uARPER's MAGAZINE FOR NOvEM-

uARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR NOvEM-
Der Is a very brilliant number. IL IS for sale
in this city at SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore.
Godey's L,dy's Book for November
GIaham's Msgazne do
Mrs. Stevens's Magazine do
Ballou's Dollar Monthly do
All the New York Sunday papers. Also, Por-
ter's Spirit Of the Times received regularly, and
for sale; back numbers supplied.
All the new books re ceived as soon as published,
and for sale at SHlLLIN6TON'S,
Odeoa Building, corner Pa ave. and AZ st.
oc22-G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-23

Destructive FIRE.-A block of buildings
at Dunkirk, N. Y known as the Rsley Block
was destroyed by fire on Saturday. The
block consisted of q hotel, several stores and
Offices, including the Offices of the Tribune and
Journal newspapers. All were totally do.
stroyed. The loss was about thirty thousand
death. W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-23
Liver PLATED GOODS.

Culver PLATED GOODS,
~ SUCH As
Coffee and Tea Sets, Cestofs,
Spoons and Forks, Hot Water Kettles,
Coffee and Tea Urns, Pickle Stands,
Egg Boileis, Egg Cups, Cake aud ruit Baskets,
Tea Trays and W alters, Sugar Shovels,
Pie and Fill Knives, Salt and Mustard Spoons
Butter Dishes, Water and Sylup Pitch
High and low Candle eTs,
sticks, Shutters and Trays,
Covelct Dishes, EreYSnes,
Salt Cellars, Salad C9stors, &c
Persons In want OF reliable goods, well plated
on the best al0atd, viii fad 1t TO their advante &c
t, examine my stock q. w. BOTELER,
&C % ,o3t Iron Hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-23
AUCTION DRY GOODS.


VNE HAVE JUST RECEIVED PROM THE
w New York End Philadelphia auctions, a
large and hand some assortment Of
Ribbons, Embroids.ies, Linen Cambria Hend-
kerchiefs
Black ard Fancy Dress silks. Nouslin De:eIns,
a d Wooden PlaIds.
Large Let Of woolen and Cotton Hosiery and
Gloves
Wooden and Cotton UndershiIts and Drawers
w oolen Comforts and Scarfs
Childrens' Hoods and Scarfs which will he sod
at very low prices.
w. E6AN son,
No. 323. south side Pa. ave bet 9Th and 9TH
&C 2-6t streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-23

SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CoNvENrIoN.-Prof
DeBow, of La; Gen Tench Tilghman, of
Nd , and others, constituting committee an.
pointed by tie Southern Commercial Conven
ton, held in Richmond in February last, have
called attention to the fact that it is TO re.
semble at Savannah on the Sth of December
next. They urge the appointment. of del
egates from every village and town in The
South.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-23

SI~V LIZ !" u IA e " EUDTNu ESE u
~ M. w. GAIT BRO have Just flashed
another b. autful assortn ent Of solid silver Tea
Sets, Walters, Pitchers, 6oble.s, Cups, Spoc rs,
+ Forks, Ladies, Napkin Rings, &c.
Also, solid silver Butter Coolers
Pie, Cake, and Fish Knives, Sugar SITES
Preserve, Sugar, Jelly, aud Egg spoons
lee Cream, Cake, and Dessert Knives
Olive Spoons. Pickle Knives, Forks, &c
Besides the above they offer large asssor me mt
Of Fancy Silver w are suitable for wedding pres
ents. NJ w. GAIT BRO
&C :36t 3l4 Pa. ev bet 9 b and 10th SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-23
SUPERIOR CLOAK vELyEfS AND
CLOTHS

lNE HAVE NOW IN STORE FINE AS
w sortmsnt Of rich Black and coIored SILK
VELVETS, Of the proper width for Closks and
Talmas
Just received, a large lot Of fine Black, Brown,
Tan and Grey CLOTHS for CIoaks
We invite the attention Of those ladies who pre-
fer buying the materials and having the cloaks
made to order. CO LEY & STARS,
oc DICT So 7th st three doors ncr Pa aY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-23
PILES-PILEs-PiLES.

WE CALL ATTENTION TO ALL WHO
w are afflicted with this dreadful complaint TO
the following sworn certificate from one OF our
most respectable citizens. the father law Of tn
proprietor CT the "COurier des Etas Unis," and
formerly eunmaker In Philadelphia:
NEW YORK, Aug. 18th 1885.
DIR DUPRIK-Dear Sir II hereby certify that
have been afic ed with the Piles for nearly sixty
years, that have used eighteen bottles OF barnes
Pile Lotion and everything else could here OF,
but all to no ef-ct, for they did me Iittle or no
good. About two months since, l commenced
using your RENE les for the Piles, ard have the
happiness TO say that they have lad the desired
eff: CT having cured me 1 consider this almost
miracle, for / am eighty years Of age. i sincere
lv recommend them to all afflicted with the above
complaint r. VALLkE, % FIanllin ct
State Of New York,
New York City and County (
/, Joseph C. Lawrence, do hereby certify TIA
on the day of the date hereof before me re rsonal.
ly came r Valiee, to me well known, who. he
The contents Il tie foregoing certificate signed by
him are true.
In witness whereof I havs subscribed INV
name, az Commissioner Of Deeds and as Notary
Public Of the state Of New York, and have at.
hked my Notariai Seal at my ONCE, In New York,
this 26.h day Of August, 1856
JOSEPH C. LAWRENCE,
Commissioner Of DEEDS and N otary Public Of the
State OF New York, 81 Wall street New YORK.
We chellenge the Medical Faculty Of the Uni
ted States to produce a certificate equal to the
fectual cure for internal Piles. Only SO cents per
box.
Ofhce-76 Nassau street, New York VIII be
sent oy mail to any part Of the United States
For sale by FOND & BIO, corner Of Ilth
street and Pa. ave, washington, Q. &C %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-23
THE FRIENDSHIP CLUB RE.

THE FRIENDSHIP CLUB RE.
~ specially announce to the ciuZens Of
Washington and vicinity, that their First Grand
Cotilon Party wilt take place on TUESDAY
EVENING, October 2Sth, At Armory Ball, on
Louisiana avenue, between 9Th and 9TH streets.
Scott's Cotillon Band has been engaged Tor the
occasion
Tickets Fifty Cents-to be lad Of the members
Of the Club, and 1T the door the evening Of the
party. COM. OF ARRANGEMENTS.
orQf-1w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-23

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL Bird CAGES
IN Just received at the great Variety Store OF
"a HcLAUGALIN CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-23
G. Z. DIVERNOIS
IRON HALL BOOT SHOE AND TRUNK
ESTABLISHN EyT,

IRON HALL BOOT SHOE AND TRUNK
ESTABLISHM
PennsylraaIa nrsaEs, bet 9th and lOth SIS.
4 HAVE On HAND FOR LADIES, MISSES,
Il and Children large stock Of
Quilted SILK Salters, Buckskin
Lined and Flannel lined 6aiters for the " inter
Heeled, Double Soles and Water Proof Caters
Black, BroI zs and Colore6 Single and Double sole
CATERS
Congress Caters heeled I; thick and this sole
Morocco heeled 6ait.rsi Congress Button and
Morocco and Kid hesled Slippers, English Kid
Caters
Congress White Satin heeled and Kid and G,ice
Also, Misses and ChiIdren's Shoes Of all STYLES
Gents, Boys, and Youths do do do
Gents Patent Leather Long and Cong'eSs Boots
OIfcId Boo and 6aiters
Short Leg Calfskin Boots and p L. Boots
Calfskin English Boots
OIford High Cut same style
All sizes OF Calf Shoes from 81 IS 10 SIs5
Boys aed Youths Calf Boz Is and shoes ali prices,
just received
Also, la:ge and well selected assortment Of
6ents and Ladies Travelling TRUNKS, ali of
which VIII be sold chesp for cash. Cell early,
oc o. Iron Hail soo, ~ ssns So,
GS REV FKOM THE
Pc subscribers Dyeing Establish neGt, No 2S7
rem avenue. between 9th and 10th streets on
one Merino shawl with Silk fringe ard en-.
Noo.en Shawl. Any person leaving hem at the
Staf omce VIII receive the above reward and no
questions will be asked
oc2i-3,s G. w DREW
OST.-0N TUESDAY LAST, A GOLD
- band BRACELET. The hrder " I'll be suit
ably rewerdCd by leaving IL st this cfce cc so..t
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M. THOMPSON.

ATTORN AT LAW.
HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO NO "a
Il (west sice) Four-aId a-ha't street between
Pennsylvania avenue and the City Hal. &C ?! $40
TNO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES REcFIvFD
l. lot Of Ergish Tustsin, Suitable for making
sportsmer suits, and is admirably adapted for
those who are exposed to the weather, as II is i'm
&C s2-St 81 Pa >av., be; sth and 10Th streets.
SIhAYEDON THE14th OF OCroBEa.
~ sorrei bob-tail HORSE, with a scar a.
on his back nom the saddle Any PERSON I@N
leaving TIE horse or any information cf him al
boich,s stable on l4th street, or at VIM Chop.
pm carpenter Shop on 18th street, wiz be lbe..
eNy .oMeIueo &C 2l-3ts
0MrER DISHES, CHAFING DisHES
Dish Covers, Cofte Urns, Coffee B!qeins'
W" 3. FRANCIS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-23

OST.-ON TUESDAY LAST, A GOLD
L band BRACELET. The frder " Ill be suit
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conduct Oh It's duties concerning which there
las been a question as to the law operative in
the case, has necessarily come under his i'm
mediate supeIVision,) he possesses an urbanity
Of manner, indefatigable industry and high
personal and social character which have long
caused him to rank among the most fortunate
acquisitions TO the government service at this
point. Our own fellow citizens, without dis
tinc,ion Of party, we well know, unite with us
in congratulating the President on the Just dis
elimination and true public split manifested
in rewardipg substantial official mort as he
has done il thus promoting Geo. Whiting,
Esq.
The very last Roorbsck Tho New York
HerGtd'S Washington roorback factory is
again in operation. We congratulate the
lovers of astounding news on the fact that the
person managing it, though evidently a new
hand in the business, has made I'd his mind
at once to earn more remarkable reputation
in his new line than was ever before achieved
by either Of the other enterprising young gen.
tiemen who have been employed at similar
jobs for that verscious journal
WASHINGTON, Oct 20, 1855
The President and the Secretary of War arc
back st their posts. The President very nicely
avoided the chagrin that a return overland
trip would cause him, by taking passage in
/ the Wabash.
The Secretary of War comes back full Of
| politics and pluck. He has visited w est Point,
the Arsenal at Springfield, Mass, and other
points at the North. lie found all right
wherever he went His tour was a very quiet,
gentlemaniy one. Since his return 1 learn
mat ne has Transferred nearly all, if not quite
All the troops from the forts OF the Virginia
T 9 10 other stations Strange and start
ung as IL may appear, am told that this has
oeeh cone Tor political effect II is 10 enobIe
the spoiis democracy of Virginia. bv an an.
parent popular instruction, 10 se!ze ,bos.
ports about week before the election 90 "r
lndlcation-an earnest indeed-of nh, 9a Oh
Wise, JEFF. Davis, Gov. Adams OF south C,s
olina, and their followers intend To 4" 20 Eaa
mont shall be elected to the Presidencv =.
is trick to Brighten the North II 10 ~
clinch the nail on the head in Pennsylvani.
| and New York in November, and frighten The
| commercial classes into an abandonment az
Fremont and ensure the success Of Buchanan,
1t is not intended to 90 any further. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-23

WyATC II ES WE OPEN TO-DAY A
w case OF very superior Gold Watches, for
both ladie aud gentlemen, which, added to our
former stock, makes IL move complete than ever.
We offer at unusually low rates Watches by
every maker Of celebrity in the world, which are
warranted accurate p ,rformers
M w. GAIT BRO.
oc23 3li Penn avenue