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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-19

NJ A CARD.
w T. take 1Is methOd of Informing our patrons
snd the public general, THAI consequence Of the
financial crisis, we have determined 10 sell ali our
Goods ~ . great reduction. We have mark ed down
sli our goods-eaoh article being marked in plain
figures at lowest cash prIces-in order tn effect
speedy sale. and make object for persons who
the habit Of purchasing for CASH. ts call and
examine our goods and prices before purchasing
elsewhere. Our large assortment emiraoes-
Fine London and Geneva Watches, for Ladies and
GeTtemen; warranted time keepers.
Rich Jrwelry, such Diamonds, Pearls, Corals,
Canoes. MOSs Ics, ETC., etc.
Pure SIlverwsre. Spoons, Knives, Forks, Pitchers,
Goblets, Cups.
And a large assortment OF Fancy Slverware, suita-
. bic for wedding and holiday presents.
Best Silver plated Ware. SpoOrs, Forks, Coffee
and Tea Sets, Baskets and Cnstors, etc, ETC.,
chesp per than ever offered before IN this ms rkeL
Hotel ard housekeepers who wish 70 TefurnIkh
their Tsble Ware are invited to look ct the Goods.
Allthe goods are warranted as representea.
n. SEMKEN.
No. SSO Pa. ave., bet. 9th and 10th sts.
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JoE-. 1oN,
Bookseller, Odeon Building, corner ~ st.
IA-ff ard u, ay

/ AIDES FCRS! LADIES' FURSm
IL
The following is a list of prices of FURS oon-
signed me on cOmmIss from FnT Company IN
New York, To be sold at New York wholesale
prices:
Sets Rock Marten VIotorInes and half Capes
from. $500 To 1000
Capes. Observation-Disclosures. 7.0' to 14n0
Sets do MsntIas and ClOaks. p. Is no to $500
Sets Itch ctorines and Half Capes 1900 to $500
Sets stone Martsn VIctOrnes .l7.OO to Z2.oO
Sets Mink Sable VIctOrInes and Han
Capes 1000 to Is 90
Sets Mink Sable Three fourth and Full
Capes $500 to $500
Cloaks -........-...........25 rs 90 TO So 90
Sets Ilu !sOn BAY Sable Half Capes. $50 to $500
sets do do do Three fourth. 10000
Misses SIb3rian Square Cspes. ....... 7.50 to go
Misses Imitation ErmIne Capes. ....... 81 to 500
Gentlemens' Fur Collars and Gloves. $50 to $50
Hudson Bay Sable. Mink, Fitch French
Sable, and other Mufs, at prices rom On to $500
e a. STINEME.TZ
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CABINET FURNITURE.
Beds and Mattresses, Plated Goods,
China, Glass and Crpckery,
Iapanned Goods, Britannia Ware,
Block Tin Goods Table Cutlery,
Bronzed Iron Goods Looking glasses,
Wood ard Willow Ware,
Baskets, Brushes. 6o.
Forming an immense variety Of Useful and sncy
Articles, embracing almost everything required 10
furnish the psrlor. chamber. dining room and KIT CHI
en-, all of which will sell at very low prices for
cash, or on time for approved paper
&. w. BOTELER,
General House furnishing store.
l-SweOd Iron Hall,
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7 AIDES TUCK, and all sorts of COMBS,
- GIBBS Hair Store, near 18th ST., and at his
Gales Room. under WiIIards' hotel. no sm
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-31

discharged from the custody and control of Mr. Lem
mon, and ilen they were sent to Canada Being de-
prycd OF his property instead Of proceeding TO Tex
~, he returned. The State of Virginia has assumed
the poSccuiioa OF hi. appeal from the decision Of the
Judge claiming tIat Mr.. Lennon had right 10 take
bis slaves through that State in travelling from one
part OF the nion 10 another he not stopping there
to reside; aud New York ha' taken charge Of the
other side The action Of the States has given the
cAsn Unusual Importance, and M attempt is being
und" 70 give the question, although il /, purely le-
gal one. involving right. and de. under the federal
constitution, political aspect Il certainly Is pnes
tion Of very high importance. and ought 10 be lot 10
be decided upon the points legilimutcly involved
without bning in HE least Influenced by those Of an
cNrmooUs character. But the effort Of the ibolt-
Iiont-- seems 70 he p give it party aspect and d-
roctio, u which we trust they will be circtuoIly dis
appointed. Juet. tut1H
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-31

"OrFIcAL lNrERMEDpLrSG. As AN Offset 10 the
glaring unwallaaable and outrageous interference
of the Federal Officials of New Orleans. in the private
affairs of the people Of this District The friends oI
Mr. Davidson seize upon thc fact that Maj lrrop
is now canvassing portion Of the District for Mr.
Sigur. What canvass has irauspred, since Maj
Heron has honorcd the position which he now oc
cupes as Secretary state whether for local stale
or federal officers, in which he has not been found
battling for the success of the Democratic party? IN
the last Presidential campaign, he did more, proha
bly, than any other one man, towards carrying this
state for Mr.. Buchanan. Did the friends Of Mr. Da
wilson discover any official ntcrmeddling then
on his part? Have they ever discovered any ol
cla nermeddlngp on the part Of Maj. Heron, until
just at this moment when he refuses to support 4
man who is obnoxious to the people, and who has nc
claims to the support Of any true Democrat, in tho
District? Never! Upon what grounds then do thcy
now complain? Maj. Heron has the same rgh
that any private citizen has, to participate in tn,
canvass lie is resident citizen of the District
and has the same interests at stake and the same
duties to perform, that all private citizens have
is his right and his duty in common with all goo(
citizens to do his utmost to prevent the elevation
to high places of honor and trust all unworthy per
sons, Whoever heard before the doctrine that hold
ing an office, disiIanchised man? That the rights
OF citizenship were thereby destroyed No one
The charge of official ntcrmeddlng then, against
Maj Heron. is another of the thousand hlsehoods
by which the friends Of Mr., Davidaon yainly hope
TO win, in the present contest South II'et
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-31
Tbe feIitiunn lrmotrat.
rIlECoNGREssloNAL ELECTION IN CARROLL.

LAKE PRovlDESCE. Oct. 90 1851
EmroR DuiTA The Hon. Thimas Green Davidson
is Mt present on visit TO this place scckinq in some
degree. suppose TO destroy the popularity Of the
Hon. Laurent J. Signr. Thomcs Gracn DaAi,lson
will find thai his cndeavors IN tlane viii meet
with very poor success. The honesty and truthful
ness with which Mr.. Sigur expresses himself nyas
much more than all Mr.. David'ons trckcry. | I'M
dcrsiand that Mr. Davidson suys that the reason for
his not calling Mr. Sigur To account for denonncing
him IN such terms Is. that his friends have told him
that his having personal difficulty with Sgnr would
nlnre the Democratic party. What u consolation to
Mr.. Dnvdsons wounded honor, and what sacrifice
does he make to the interests Of the Democratic par
tv! AS an evidence Of the hopes Of Mr. Sigur' i
friends in this parish was witness to It bit to-day
II Sicur man betting that he would beat both Waiter
ston and Davidson. The Sgur mon are at least
:, splnky." Yours truly. y.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-31
MIR. slGrR AND THE SOUTH.


u there IL any sin that justly merits the coldrmnn.
tion of all honest men. il Is the sin Of mrrprc-ent.
ing M individual and placing him in an improper
tight before the public And sine" l.. j Staw has
consented to represent the people Of the Third Con
grcssional District eVry SHIFT that b,i'd and nnprn-
riplcd politicians could make have been rcs"lcd io,
70 convince the nrsnsrcclng lha Mr.. ~tthr WAS nni
only disorEanNcr and bis numerous friends b"Ilcr-'
but mat ne was 'nctloni-l and tccessionist A"I
what appears remarkable strange TO us That ln'a
having eyes see not, and having cars hear nu' ii.
things n nearly concerning tIlir temporal enlya-
ton"
We know J.. J Sigr and wrh lioyc ttnt Na ur"
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-31
THE LENNON SLAVE CASE IL NEW YORK.

Some five years since Nh Lemmon Of Virginia,
started for Texas taking with him his wife and eight
slaves, going first to New York, purposng 10 go
thence by water lie was compelled TO wait a few
days in that city for steamer, during which time a
haJeas corpus was sued ont at the instance, not OF me
slaves, but an intermeder, and they were taken be-
fore Judge Payne OF the supreme Court, and by him
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-31
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
NORWOOD TILnON

DPtGGIST & tPOT1tECiRY AND. DElLER
IN BOOES g. STiTiONERY
A WELL selected assortment of Toys, Perlumery
Il and Fancy Goods
Music aud musical Instruments
Paints. OH. Lead, and Narni-h
Brushes Of all kinds,
Fine Cutlery RWora and Soap.
april II BRICK ROW CLINTON. a.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-31
RUNWAY IN .L.AlL.

: : ! y ~
COMMITTED 10 TIE PARIsllJAIi., on the 2Sth
y of October. lsi7, Il negro man Save, who calls
his name
JOHN,
and says Tint h. belours ta Clinton Sll.n residing
iii Livingston pari,h Said boy i ol a dagk complex
ion trpt o. rehe. in height ual about - year.
Ut are.
The owner Of aid negro is requested 10 come FOR
ward, prove property. pay charges and take him
away or he will be dealt with according law
oct 81, lsj7. Jos. WHITEHEAD, Jailor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-06
Alpine Hair Balm.
FOR RESTORING GREY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL


Warranted to Cure Badness srrr' Dandrrf Ttchtng,
all diseases OF the Skin This Balm gives The Scalp
and healthy action; restores the coOring matter
the roots of the Hair which passes through he Hair and
gives it natural co Tor without the Of Hair Dye.
Hundreds Of pre- paratOns have been introduced, pre-
tending 10 preserve the Hair and keep 1t from falling off
composed OF Oils Alcohol and otl deeerious materials
and all to Hair Dyes have been introduced that
do not give the Hair natural color besides being trouble
some to This Balm is not Dye. Knowing that
preparation needed to do what required for the
hair the proprietor rduced to experiment until be
could obtain artice that would be The exact remedy,
and ter years trial he has perfected this Balm
1t is soothing and emolent aays all irritation Of the
scalp, thereby stopping that troublesome itching. 1t
Daudruf and Souri, and when the Hair has turned
gray will bring it back its original Color be it Black
Brown or Auburn 1t makes the Hair soft and glossy
prevents the Hair from falling Of will be upon
using this Balm for only few daysfe will be given to
the roots Of the Hair, and growth will appear.
Growth does not take place the end of the Hair will
be seen in persons who have their Hair dyed. If you
anime hair that has been colored for week you will find
towards the roots that the hair has out gray hence
1t necessary TO have the fluid at the roots Of the hair
healthy, that the whole hair may be natural color. Each
hair has root in the skim and is of itself hollow, gray
tube, through which there is constant circulation Of the
pigment from the root When this pigment celoring
matter dies out it leaves the hair hollow and it becomes
gray To invent Balm that would produce this pigment
has been the study of the proprietor Thu discovery of
the Alpine Hair Balm will do it. 1t will bring the hair
lts natural color by making the cooring matter in
the roots Of The hair.
1t il amsaken notion that oil grease Will restsre the
hair as nothing be Injurious. The Alpine
Hair Balm vii restore the skin and the hair of
those who have been sick with fever or any disease
Prepared by @. A. p MASON, Providence, r. l.
For sale by all Druggists.
d. 2. IVES CO. so Milk street, Bostan sole Whole
sale agent for the United States and Canadas.
Agent in Worcester, J. Q. HILL, Mechanics Block.
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mot much half the price for law bOoks or
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Our arrangements such as viii enable us to supply
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nme every two to three months thereafter till the whole
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The large expense involved in publishing this work has
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and prove highly valuable to his country
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Boston, December 20, 1864
DEAE SR I'll have received your letter OF yesterday
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have already subscribed for It in this city COL Ben.
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Hair Ornaments, Breastpins. Ear Rings, Brace
ets Necklaces. Vest and Guard Chains, braided and
mounted with gold to order Persons having hair oil de-
ceased living friends can have it preserved IN neat
and tasteful manner, by leaving it with ,
COLEMAN & PUTNAM,
an1s diff No American House Block
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,. Prentfss, Designer and Bugraver upon Wood
ana Stone. Over the Quinsigamond Bank Entrance IA
Main street. House Crescent Street All orders wi
meet withpronpt attention Particular attention paid to
draftinlt Machinery. deco dtf
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n UMBER.-The undersigned have in ward. ard
retail
j 900 COO feet Timber, Joist, and scaptlipe.
500 coo feet Merch Boards, Eastern and western
100000 feet Southern Pine flooring Boards II in
onO feet Southern Pine Step Plank 10 10 IL in vide.
10000 feet Southern Pine Plank, 2 and 3 in thick
10000 feet Spruce Floor Boards.
5000 feet Black Walnut T. ON to IN. thick
10000 feet Whtewood, from to In thick nice
00 900 feet wildwood Columns, from to IL In square
5000 feet in. Whitewood, rome very wide
5000 feet Ohio Square Edged Ash Plank, from to in
thick.
100 600 feet St John Clear Boards very superior ar
100 Oo feet st. John Clear Plank from /, to four IN thc
100000 feet ID Clear Boards and Plank Eastern and west
ern together with Laths Shingles Pickets, Pine Rail.
ing, DO.
Our Yard being near the Depot OF the New Haven
Hartford, and eprnkhed r. deliver our iumbrr on
the cars free Of charge We would particularly cali the
attention OF dealers and consumers our assortment OF
souhern Pine, Ash, wildwood, Black Walnut and 81
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tanning the above kinds Of Wood unequaed and there
Dy enabled 70 do better than dea do In other
kets ANDERSON Il CO.
Heatcn's Wharf, East water-st, New Haven, Conn
n dkw6t
MUNN'S INrELLIGENCE OFFICE,
No. 3.-........ PLEASANT STREET. .........No' 8
AN EXPERIENCED coon desires sltun.
N ton private family. Also capable girls
desire situation. girl be had for 81 rs per Week
and one for 81. Apply as above.
vE,O BE LET-2 ienements on Pleasant street n
\ tenement on Salem Street. Apply as above
TtAsH WILL BE PAID FOB 1000 Cola
- and Silver Watches. Apply as above.
RINOR SALE bv the subscriher, one superior New
Cows and Calves from TO DAYS old one pair wsrnDs
Oxen, BY ELNATHAN PRATT, Salisbury street e.'s
a div
HAzZARD's RIFLE row DER - Yoy
m sale BY BROOKS srBARNs, . Front street.
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a gentleman Of Boston writes to his friend New Bed.


ord thus: 49,
To your inquiries, would reply that when frut com
enceu using troesser Woods Hair Restorative my hair
fas almost white and had been for the last ten " ars
% 1t was very thin the top my head and very loose
nd pulled out freely but found that before had used
the second bottle, (which eight weeks nv hair
fas entirely changed to its original color light brown,
nd is now free from dandruf and quite moist I have
Ad my hair cut i've six times since the change and
ave never seen any thing like white hair starting from
he roots: and it now as thick as Il ever vas and oea
lot come out at ALL It has proved in my case all that
ould wish to ask. Yours etc
July /, 1855. 3T fM#
From the Boston Hsraldl
SOMETHING WORTH KEowfSG - By using Professor
woods Hair Restorative, grey hair be permanently
rom johnson Stone, Gardiner Maine Is bot one of Tho
many instances that daily coming to our knowledge
its wonderful effects Its longer problematcal bui
Gy. II US, j - ''-''-'''' '-- va
GARDszR. Maine. J,1ns, ~, 1856.
DEAR SIR; have used two bottles Of Professor Woods
dar Restorative and can truly say is the greatest ais
oVery OF the age for restoring and changing the hsir
Before using it. was man Of seventy. Nv hair has
ioW attained its original color You It 70
ne WORLD without the least fear my was one oe
he worst kind. Yours, respectfully ~.
Professor o. ]. WooD. DANIEL N. MURPHY.
BRooKFGRLD, Massachusetts, Jan. H. 1885
DEAR slR:-Having made trial of your hair RestOF
tive, gives me pleasure to pay that its effect has been
xcelent In removing II Illumination dandrud and con-
tant itching tendency with which have been troubled
rom chdhood and has also restored my harwhich was
becoming grey, to its original color have used no 9th
article with any thing like the pleasure and profit
Yours, truly, T. K. BRAGG
Pastor Of the Orthodox Church, slrook6eld
sEz9sr the Missouri Dssaocratl
WOODS HAIR DYE-This admirable article Ia ran.
dy improving the hair. No article Of a similar kind
ow before the public enjoys better reputation as res
tofahve and invgoratng hair tonic Its peculiar chem
cal qualities have beneficial effect uprn the growth and
haracer Of the hair giving sky glossy texture 70
hat which was formerly Of and dry nature Il
as, also, we understand, tendency 10 preserve the
ouhtul color and appearance Of the hair and estroyng
counteractins the effects Of age With such recon.
aendatians in Its favor we hardly perceive how any Lady
gentleman could be without valuable al adjunct e
heir toilet. 80
O,J.W WOOD d CO., PrOprietOrs, s12 Broadway. Nav
York, and ia Market street, st. Louis NJ.
j11e d&wsmis
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Real Gstote.

d. COTTAGE HOUSE FOR SALE
R In this city, about hall mile Southwest of the
j'sA City Hail. in pleasant location, containing eight
Tooms The House is in good repair has large garden
good water ample storerooms barn &C.. and is in every
way adapted fora genteel private residence 1t will be
sold at bargain, and payments easy.
II sod previous to the rst of April it will be rent
ed to good tenant. Apply to GEO. I. s. CURTIS,
Real Estate troker,
10 dh Union Block.
o. SMALL FARM FOR SALE-Con-
;,, tanning Ten Acres of Land in the town Of Barre
2:sA Mass, about oneand half miles from the center,
on the Hubbardston road. The buildings consist Of a
good twostory House Barn, and Blacksmh's Shop and
there IS also Shoe shop the premises. Il will be sold
very low and threefourhs of the purchase money may
remain on mortgage for a term of years. Apply to
GE0RGET. S. CURTIS, ar.
Real Estate Broker,
10 DIFF Union Block.
kNOR SALE-A Genteel Cottage on Piedmont st.;
y new Two Story House B uf street; new Two
Story House on Pleasant street. TO RBNT-Four Ten
ements on Pleasant street, GEO. 7. 8 CURTIS
I2o diff Union Block, 1871 Main St.,
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GODDARD < ALDRTCH5s
Vocal and Instrunen'aI q undrllIe Ban

Vocat ana RnstFu entail u undrEIte Bnnd,
Thankful for past patronage solicit continuance
Of the
N. P, GODDARD, First Violin;
]. M. ALDRIcH, Second VIOLIN and Prompter,
W. l. HOBBS, Clarinette;
L. Po~ERs, COrnet Piston;
d. D. RYAN, Double Bass.
ANY of pieces furnished for Balls PARTIES As
sembes, where Music is required by applying to N
p Goddard, Mulberry street, ]. NJ Adrich. No Vine
street. W. L. Hobbs, No. Carlton street, at G. Lor
ing's Music Store, No. 20S Main street.
An orders promptly attended to. DIFF go
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Balm of "a Thousand Flowers !-Reade
do You wish beautiful complexion! If So the 'RGlH
Of thousand Elolgers" II eradicates all Tan Pimples
and Freekes from the face. For washing and shaving
and cleansing the Teeth, leaving beautiful perfumeS
breath--IT EQUAL!
FETRIDGE CO., Boston, G. R. sPuRR, sole agen
or Worcester. mch26 div
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MIR. George Adams, whose skill aud tasts as an
artist is well known to the citizens Of Worcester aud
vicinity stopping at CLAFLINS Dagurreotype Rooms
1873 Main street Those who wish first pictures sill
yer, glass, paper, should o&i Immediately. diff is
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-06

csTEAM ENGINE FOR SALE - OF from
~ 0to horse power with Shading and Boiler ali In
complete running order For arther particulars inquire
Of q. 4. KING.
10 AZ No, "a 1onlhhridge street..
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By TEE AUTHOR or " THIRTY YEARS. VIEW
20 be completed in Is vols 75O Pages each comprising
what IL now contained In over One Hundred Volumes
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-06
DOctOress M. w. GERALDS,
MIDWIFE.

Also gives special attention the treatment Of Female
Complaints, and diseases of Children
~ 90 Summer Street between Central and Exchange.
s3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-06

Mr.. Nj. could ill q thousand Newspa-
efs with certificates from persons whom he has cured
ten 10 the last ssges Of every disease; want of SPACE
reyenIs their insertion here but the Doctor can show
hem from every town in the Union.
DIR G.. Howard Marshall is the only
MUSICIAN in the world Who thoroughly Catarrh
nd completely eradicate it from the System He is the
lost successful as well the cheapest Physician in
lmerica, and has restored to Health and Strength
$4,000 SUFFERERS!
DR.. C. Howard Marshall has no Snuffs
sale any of his valuable Medicines be obtain
Of any other person than himself
This Winter and Spring, for the greater
convenience Of persons residing ia this State Dr. MAR
HALL will have all his letters directed to him at the
lay State HousS, Worcester instead of the ST. Nicholas
Hotel, New York as formerly.
The First Seven Days of Each Month,
DIR. MAR SHALL
viii be at the
BAY STATE HOUSE, WORCESTER,
DR. NJ be consulted, and prescribe for equally as
yell by Letter as in person.
Ali Letters left at the above Hotel at any time during
The month, will be promptly attended TO-