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A J. BORLAND,
"A. CUPPER, LEECHERS BLEEDER
Resldence-No. lS4 Massachusetts, avenue,
between Sixth and Seventh Streets.
REFKRs TO
M. ". b. Began, nj. D., J. Ford Thompson, N. ID.
Rev. A. g. CarOthers, III. Stone, DrugElst.
Wm, n, Butts NJ D. an 3mr

ITO CARPENTERS AND BUIIDERS, AND
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
We would most respectfully call your attentisn
to the following Advertisement:
Just arrived by the following named yessefs, TO
wit, schooner Fairfax, of New York. the schoon-
ers Ring Dove and Francis e. OF phlladel phls;
schooner Allen, of Boston; and by railroad-
$40 DOORS, of all ordinary sizes,
90, oco FEET OF M6ULDINGS, Of various sizes and
All or the above. med work waIrented To
be kiIn-dried. and free from sap OF Knots ana
which, for workmsns hip, we defy aay tab shment
in the country tn surpass. As our motto IN "sul.
prof Is and qsck sales" shall sell them AZ low
kgure, to make room for more.
All odd sizes OF sash. Doors, or Blinds furnished
at short notioe and a. ~ loy BY any estab
ment ~ this vicinity. Inside Shutters we oan fur
nsh Of any style at from 20 Is per cent less than
city. - > = - : - = -
We respectfully invite those Interested IN the
above statement to investigate the same 70 satisfy
doing. - - = - :, :
liberal discount made to the trade.
Csil az the old staud-No. So 7th street, opposite
au 3-im u, w. HAMILTON 4 co.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY d TOMORROW MORNING.

MAkSHAL'S SALE. I'm virtue of 9vrit,
~! OF herl iacas issued from the Clerks Office ol
county of washinEton, and to me directed. shaf
Cop,see 20 public sale, for CASH, in front of the
Sd dsy ~ aoor OF tad county, on FRIDAY, the
rirht ttIs sct.Sed property to Wit All defends .
And q IN f, Sm md interest in and 70 Lots Nos
nns sne city OF Nashinston, D. c.. tosetner With All
isy,sd nen t ne improvements thereon. seix al and
pc 500 to ssnsfy ludicias No. rs anS q, an 20
ston. w Sr yeS; z, and L. Sang-
an u-dts for n. n,DEN1 MARSHA
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Inc amount Of Judgments and costs obtained
Is about q, 800, and the amount collected will
NOT De far from SLIPS, 1t being impossible to
all been received "
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Oc4 HOT-AlR OHs
ZOl F U X N A z + $. ZO(
| have on hand, and ready to put up at short no.
tlce, the 70 lowing well-tested HOI-AIR FUR
NACES.
Chilson's Cone Furnace.
Boyntons Portable Furnace,
SANFORD Portable 8 iC0O Challenge Heater,
Macgregor's Portable Furnsce,
Macgregor's Stationary Furnace.
Hayward, Bartlett Co.'S Portable furnaces,
Sexton Il Co.'s FeInour Heater,
Sexton & Co.'S FeInour Gas Burner.
together with a complete assortment of Motifs In
vIncble, Ponds Union, Morning star, Black DIa-
mond. and Beebe's COOKING RANGES.
All orders for Repairs should be sent in at once,
to insure their faithful execution.
All work done BY competent workmen.
JAS. SKIRVING,
WASHINGTON SrovK MANUFAcroRY,
267 Pennsylvania Avenue. 67
su s colin Sc. corner of 18th street.
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Financial

NEw YORK, Sept 3-Stoc Ks duu Oh and
X; J. IN; III. shares rs; III. bonds on
MlGh. 80 23Ai n. Y. Cen. 79a Reading isf
MIL and Miss. rs =; Mo. SIS slk
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BOARDING.

ROARDING, or Furnished r ooms for rent by the
Pa avenue. antilles or single gentlemen wishing
TO locate for the winter will ind this location one OF
the best In the city. Terms moderate. SCI st"
u OAR D.-TWO comfortable ROOMS with
4o7 18th street, between 6 and n, within a few
mInuter walk of the Treasury Department.
Sc l-4t*
ROARDING -PaTlOr and Cha Der Occu pied last
- session by Senator Green for rent; handsomely
furnished with gas. Also, four Rooms In suite on
the second floor, answering the purpose of a small
house can be rented singly. Board if desired,
Apply 468 10th street, between and f. I-6ts
BOARDING AND ROOMS, most pleasantly
y situated, with new and elegant furniture, may
yet he obtained at 529 street, between 9th and TIN
streets. An 3l-4.r
ROARDlNG.-A few gentlemen can he acc ommo
- dated with good BOARD and pleasant X rooms
by applying at No. 2 Pa avenue, between I'd and Sd
streets. near st. Charles Hotel. au 10 I'm.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, September 3.-Fleur 10 firm: sale.
OF lo,VO bbls. Stale 81 9Oej on; Ohio IS 7Oas on:
Southern IS OOa5 20 ~
w beat is still nrmer; sales Of 5000 bushel,:
Southern red goal 25, white 25aI as
70a77c ''~N ~
FORK Is firm; mess sI7 sOaI7 so; prime SIS ios
si2 % Lard firm at IIHalIA.
Whisky is dull al 2lc
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kOh SALE-A Market and Dairy FARM of
ABOUT 81 acres, with all the necessary buildings,
6e., In me condition. IL is situated in Alexandra
ana Two from the Georgetown aqueduct. IL will he
so,o ow and on accommodating terms. Apply by
BuRCH. Washington City. au2-tf
ENOR SAkE-On accommodating terms two
y small BRICK DWELLING HOUSES, in
Square +4, between 6th and 9TH streets west, and
g and north. They are in business part OF the
CITY, convenient to any kind of work, and suitable
for persons Who want houses at low prices. Appy
20 POLLARD WEBB. No. $40 7th street. an
crOR RENT-The large room over Richard J,
Ryon's Grocery Store, corner OF sth and d sts.,
formerly occupied by Gideon's Bindery. Inquire OF
LIAR, TOOTH, NAIL, AND BANDOLlNE
II RRuSHES at GIBBS'S Hair Store, near 18th
street. and ct his ssiss Room. under WilisIds, 10
sol, " 80 - ~. 10 e6m
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400 SEVENTH STREET.

1872 SEVENTH STREET. 1872
WOOD!-COAL m-WOOD m!-COAL ..
We have now ON the way two cargOes of uperor
Ned and w hite Ash A nthracteD coal. which We
sells. -
Also, on hand, a large stock of Oak. Pine, and
Hickory Wood, to which we invite the attention of
persons laying In their winter fuel. - =
CHAPLIN & BRO,
No. 422 It'll street west.
Ne l-lm between fs and n north
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BY TELEGRAPH To TIE STAR.
MoMhGENT ASSOCIATED pRESs
Farther Destruction nj Qu.r..,t.

NEW YORK, Sept. 3-The remainder ~ IN.
Sne pnlldings were burnt last night nv
lnceno,arles. There was no excitement A guard
oi marines was present 10 protect the Govern
ment property Among the buildings burnea
were sr cottages, occupied by bostmtn belong
Ing TO the station, and the large n,n.,oa ~ m,
Waller, deputy health ofncer, and the see h,,ct
dwelling house Of DR.. Bissell The rurnitnre
had been removed, excepting from the last. rr
Blssell refused to remove an article No attemnt
was made 10 stop the flames.
Soon afler midnight, the female hospital WA
wholly consumed. IL contained seventy-fye pa
uents, who were previously removed aud placed
on grass plat, where they remained Throughout
soe night, coverd with showers Of sparks from
burning buildings The seventh regiment had
zen nouhed to hold themselves in readiness for
M, r. eme rgency, but were not called out
nIee OF the sick at quarantine died In the open
g., sS' night, In consequence Of the heat Of the
Baiunsrs marksss
bALrInoRE, Sept. 3.-Flour 10 steady. Howard
street and Ohio, SIS so nee
Las. ''' "hi'e' 90
Corn is firm; white, s2as3c.; yellow, sOc.
Whiskey is dull.
Provisions are arm.
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CoAL-coAL-c oAL. ETEUH-I'
COAL. " '@eu Ash css
Also, large quantity cf White Ash Furnace Goa,
fr.rn the vessel GEO. L.. SK ENif ron
+. on T-eoSt 8 fad-4'S street, at cslal.
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BY J. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioueer.

by ,. y. INQUIRE huctIOneeT.
RY VIRTUE OF A DEAD OF TRI ST To
- the subscriber, bearing date the 3Ist Of Decem-
Der, IN the year eighteen hundred and ffty SIX,
1885, and recorded Liber ]. A. =, folio Is, ct
seq, and made to secure certain debt due tucson
MiteheiI, the SUBSCRIBE, at IL O'Clock m on SAT
URDAY, Scptembsr IL, at ]. c. McLi uIre 4 Co.'s
Auction store, IN WASHINGTON City, ID. c., to ao-
compllsh the object of said Decd will offer for sale
at public auction, the country seat called " cking
ton, In washington county, being the residence of
Joteph Gales, SO. 1t is bounded on the east by
the new Bladensburg road, on the west by the land
OF WASHINGTON Berry, north by Seaver and Keat-
,ngs lands, and south by city boundary lines very
highly improved, and contains one bundled and
seven acres, tlO7I or thereabout.
Terms of >ale: The purchaser will he required to
pay one fourth OF the purchase money hand ut the
tune OF sale the residue in six, twelve, and eighteen
months from the day of sale, with interest thereon
from said date, and TO give his notes for such de-
ferred payments, secured by deed Of trust on the
premises.
III the purchaser shall fail to comply with the
terms OF safe within ten days after the day of sale
the subscriber reserves the right to resell the land
and premises for cash. after ten days p5evious no.
tice, at the risk of such default purchaser
joan r. MITCHELL, Trustee.
JAS. Z. MCGUIRE d Co., Aucts.
ITnNrr
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pow d Ep IswnvpP w d E R I"
=. oEFrrrTr = ~ RER n = G.,o ,,v,n,
accepted the agency for the District of Columbia
from the Justly celebrated Hazard Powder Compa-
ny. would respectfully call the attention of dealers,
miners. quarryiers and sportsmen to the fact that
they have Al this time a magazine well stored with
several thousand kegs and canlsters of every grade
as well as large assortment of Safety Fuse all of
which will he sold by the quantity at the manufac,
urers' prices. We name IN part
Mining and Blasting Powder, in kegs of IS lbs. each
+ r and FFF, q, Kentucky Rifle do, in do.
q sea Shooting Powder, IN kegs of Is lbs. each
American sporting do, In Id. oanIsters,
Kentucky Rifle do, in ID canisters,
Indian Rife DO, in TASKS
Duck Shooting do, IN 5 ID. cans,
No. 1853 and les Bridge street, wholesale and retail
dealers In Groceries, Dry Goods. DC. au Him
FOR SALE-On accommodating terms, the
L thIee.story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
and SFUR E, situated on High street. formerly oc
cupled by the late George :. Nelll. The Dwelling
contains ten rooms, kitchen and cellar. The Store
Is spacious and convenient. There is also. good
work shop on the premises. To any person wishing
To engage IN the plate and sheet business
hrst rate opportunity is offered. aulIIm
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tNOR SALE-A new BRICK HOUSE, No. 357
18th street, between Massachusetts av enue and
street containing i've rooms, pa lor, dining
room and kitchen, and carriage house. Will be sod
on accommodating terms Possession given mme-
olateiy: Apply ON the premises to JAS. L. FERRY.
Tor SALE-A DRUG STORE, well located
4 Will be sold low for cash, or approved security
Sstlsfact9,y reasons given for selling. Address
-CALOMEL. au % Nv
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-The
v subscriber offers at private sale the property
known a. the Bakery the south side Of the
Canal, near the Alexandra ueduct, tog ether with
the wharf, which Is about 80 feet deep from Canal
to river; the tow path being included in tins prop
erty. -..-.
The Bakery has front of 81 feet on the Canal
and controls 50 inches Of water for driving its ma
chlnery.
This property for Bakery or Coal Yard Is not
surpassed by any in the District.
Also, Wood and Coal Yard now i'm the occupancy
Of Hurry Ome and Mr.. Barron. This property
has front OF l feet the Canal aud Ie2z feet on
the vest side Of Green street, and is easy of
cess for consumers from Georgetown or Washing
ton any yard IN the District.
The above property will be offered on liberal terms,
and II not sold previously, will be offered at public
sale on the Slst DAY Of August, 1858, at o'clock
.. IN.
APPLY to THOMAS BROWN, AS West street,
6eorsetown; 9. T. BROWN, Pa. avenue. next to
corner OF l4th street ashingtOn, ID. c.; to BAR
NAsp& BUCKLEY, Georgetown, DC.
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FOR A MATCH RACE.

Having learned that the party owning the grey
horse Joe Hardy not satisfed,I will match One
eyed Joe against Joe Hardy for $50 yards with equal
weight, for Slo0 to $780, over the Columbia Course,
jackson City. NeXt,l will run One -ey ed Joeag ainst
Joe Hardy one mile out, over the same named
course and carry l67 to 100 pounds for stakes
reasonable time To be allowed for preparation.
Nov, gentlemen, dance to the music, or ever here
AFTER hold your peace. -
se22t' GEORGE KING.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

SEE FIRST PAGE.I
QOoMS To LET-Furnished-with or without
H Board; pleasantly located Apply at AT Mas
sachusstts avenue, between 81 h and 7th SITS.
Sc 3-3t'
EOR RENT-That very roomy and convenient
Il two story BRICK HOUSE and adjoining Lot
at the corner Of I'd and Freder K streets, George
town. Immediate possession oan be had.
VIM. g. RIDGELY.
II The property would be sold on very aa com
nodaIlng terms. Sc 3-eO6t
EOR RENT-That vsry desirable STORE and
H DWELLING. No. 963 south size of Penn.
avenue, between "a and 9Th streets. For pafticu-
lars apply at No. S57 9th street, corner Massachus-
etts avenue. Sc S-sts
FOR SALE OR RENT-A comfortable COT
Il TAGE HOUSE, with a large lot attached
situated on 18th street and New Y Ork avenue, For
terms apply at No. 467 18th street, between and r
streets. se9St
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE. in good
L. locations, and at reasonable prices-yiZ: s
houses and lots in square 4nl-one at S200, two at
3 200 each; houses and lots square 44s-at Sa0
each; houses and lots in square Stat 8 Geo.
$3.50, 81 ,sOo and 200 respectively. Also, lots in
squares 2B $751; Az 4sl $685. 718, sol, 92 82 and $685.
some Of these lots large and they will be subdi
vded to suit purchasers. The prices of these lots
Will range from 10 so cents per square foot.
JOHN q. ADAMS, Grocer,
SEE St.
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RETURN OF BusISEss.-Many Of our city mer-
chants and business men have been ruralixing
during the past month, In various parts Of the
country. The season afforded an excellent op-
portuni,Y, there being nothing of suficient i'm
PoItanee 10 require their presence at their stores
and counting looms. Now that the season has
ended, they have returned, and are now busiIy
arranging Tor the approaching season Refttin0
OF Stores, receiving goods, aud preparing their
ORDERS Tor fresh supplies, are the princip al EN-
Payments OF the efchants, and they look for
profitable season to come. The past season has
bern very dull, but not so Improbable a, to dis,
courage those who are accustomed to the yaria
tiens Of business in w Washington. They know
ing when TO expect the dull and busy seasons
make their preparations to profit by the one and
lose nothing by the other.
ALMOST a FATAL AccIDESr.-This morning
about O'Clock, an accident occurred on Ninth
street, In the vicinity Of ID, which, but for mere
chance, would have resulted In the violent death
OF eolored man and a little white girl A col
o'ea man was driving a horse which was at.
tacned 10 q wagon, up Ninth street, when the
animal suddenly took fri2 ht, and dashed or non
tne sdewdlk, ana turned 80 sharply as 10 par
tally upset the wagon and throw the driver Tor
waid upon the pavement, his head and shoulder
striking with grea violence qainst the brie n.
Al the same moment the wagon ran SO nesr !.
small child, who stood on the pavement =. 20
touch her dress, and had 70 not been suddsniv
brou2h up standing against tree box would
have Killed her Instantly. The driver was yerv
seriously injured, being badly bruised on the
face and righ shoulder. 40 '1'.' - -
H.
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NOODANDCOAL.-We are now receiving our
w stock Of Coal and Wood. All kinds on hand AZ
lowest cSsh pnces. cargo of White Ash, lag
SIze daily pected, will be sold 81 deduction OF
Is cents per ton. If taken from the vessel Also an
few days, cargo Of superior White Ash Broken
o'A'' ''' DICKSON GORDON CO.,
Cor, | st. and Vermont av-, washington, and
an ~ i'm cor Green a. Water sts.. GeOrg etovn.
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A LII KIN Dis OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
"A carefully repaired at ELLlS'S n no and Mu-
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M A CARD,
w understand there 10 = ru NOR loaf thar ne d..I
IN work Of penItentI ary manufacture, SUch hs,ns
the report, we deem ~ necessary for ouT credit a.
well AS for the credit Of our customers 10 deny sny
such assertion, ard defy any man to prove the ate
ment On the contrary, we purchase our work of
the largest and best fact urers in the oountry
and, IN proof Of this all thst Is neces1aT.
10 satisfy skeBtlc mind IL to call aud examine our
stock, which has just arrived snd for which see A
verIsems nt IN another column. u hiss been already
examined ny some 81 the best judges tbs city, aud
n. w. HAMILTON a co,
an 3l-2w No. So 7th St, Oppo. Centre Market.
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DRESERVING SUGARS, PICKLIN6 VINE
Y GAR, 30
100 packages double refined Loaf, Crushed, Pow
dered, Ground, Granulated, and Clarified
Sugars.
20 hosshesds choice Porto Rico and English Island
Sugars.
Is barrels Cider Vinegar.
| cask White Wine do.
Fresh Spices. Mustard Seed, CELERY Seed, White
JamlIca Ginger, Long Pepper, &c., for picking
and preserving.
Just received and for sale b.
y. h. WHITE a. CO.,
No. s. LOUISIANA ave., bet. 9th and 7th SITS,
au 25-6t oppo. the Bank az WasItnstou
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Just Teceived, q cargo of Lyken's valley COAL.
roI COOKING purposes and open CRATES there 10 No
Goa! 10 equal this, Also on hand the hest ouslt,
OF Al other kinds Of Coal, which are ceiling low
tIny ,saol ~ w tne,T winter supply.
advance on COST. ''''o'
Also, on hand, q choice lot Of bakers Pine Won.
WAR DER A STEWANT
Ohce-oOrner n and 18th streets
du 9sW lsrd-lNh street and Canal
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TRIALS AT THE GUARD -HoUsE.-John Connor,
profanity; fne and costs, 81 "a. w. Clements,
do; - Is. Kate Williamson, do; 90 days.
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To ADVERTISERS.-The "BLUs RIpeE Re-
u PUBLICAN" published At Culpeper G. II, Vs.
has an extensive and well distributed circulation
embracing the counties Of Cu'peper, Madison. Or
abEe. Rsppahannock, Page and Faueuler, equal, It
Is believed. TO that OF any other paper between
Richmond and Alexandra, and regularly on the IN
cresse.
This section, one ofthe finest and most prosper
Gus IN Virginia. ~ penetrated by the Orsnte and
Alexandria Railroad. and Its citizens trade aTgey
with Baltimore, Wash ngtOn city, Alexandra. and
Richmond, being within from TO hours travel ef
those cities.
Terms reasonable. III. NJ. GARLAND. Jr.
REFERENCEs-W. ID. wallach, Editor Star 4 q.
Harbour, PresIdenuO range and iexandria Railroad
Company. (Unlon) sel-N
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HUNDREDS OF our cItIzsns complain of debility and
anguor OF 81 stem. arrangement ofthe liver or stom
ach. want of appetite, etc They are frequently the
res ult of too close application and thousand other
causes that We csnnot here name, but We would say
to all ati cited Edo as We done-use Dr. HostetterS
celebrated stomach BItters, and, our word for 1t,
you will be cured. We recommend this med, cne,
knowing from ex peTIence that At il much superior
to the generality OF patent medicines.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally, eve
Iywhere. an 81 cost
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-18
obituary.

DIED.-Recently, lefIdislocation. of
the spine, Mr.i neAtlaAtic I. Gable. Mr..
Gable but a few weeks ago, was appar
rently in the best of healthi and feoHl.
munieatipg freely with his friends;-
Since that time, however he has taken
to his bed, and, 1not-withsta ndingi the
frequent and powerful application of
electricity his system gradually became
weaker, until it ceased, to relaet alto
gether,i Contrary to the usual custom
his taking to his bed was made the
source of unqualified rejoicing by has
friends, HaBFests in WIU-'
aeiagFoniN G. journal. =" lrHn. a.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-18

nR- The Republican papers are par
aiding extracts from alleged con6dental
letters :'from and to" Douglas, in which
he is represented to have agreed TO
make common cause with the Abolition:
lists of the north, in case they ceased
their hostility towards him, and permit
him to carry Illinois! Some of these
silly stories were exploded before the
election. Those which have been added
since are too sim ply absurd to need con
tradiction. -----.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-18

Es- The Arkansas Legislature met
at, Little Rock on the LIST inst. Judge
Thomas Fletcher was elected President
of the Senate" and Oliver II. Oats, of
Monroe, Speaker of the II use, The
Memphis Appeal thinks the election of
these gentleman presagc the re election
of Judge Sebastian to the United States
Senate.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-18

- \ letter from Philadelphia says I:
"a noisy atheist named Thompson who
has been for some time engaged in getr
ting up burlesquc prayer meetings to
ridicuie' the revival meetings Of the day.
came to an awful sudden death on Mon
Gay, being found dead in aediteh near.
the city having fallen through bridge
the previous night" 81 d';s" a'ss
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-18
KANSAS

+" The Ohio Statesman says of the ap-
pointment of the Veteran Medary as
Governor of Kansas, ii + a. ~,.a~,-il ffr
. In this the President has made a cap
ital selection; for We know of no man
better fitted to be Governor of West
ern Territory than Governor Medary. o.
We do not know whether the Cover
nor will accept the office: but if his af-
fairs will suffer him to do so, We think
the country has a right to his services.
Should he proceed to Kansas. he will
find enough of his staunchest<i friends
and admirers there before him to give
him alhcarty and earnest welcome.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-18

'T HoHotcays Ointment and PiWs.-Med-
zeal maltrcatment, neglect and, impru-
dence, annually destroy thousands of
valuable lives that might have been
saved with the greatest ease by the use
of these. mighty antidotes to external
and internal disease. Muititudes y of
rheumatic sufferers are now limping to
the grave with contracted joints and iR
constant agony, who might be cured in
a few weeks blythe Ointment, and the
vital strength of a still greater number
is. oozing awnyfthrough s%crofulous sores,
assesses, and other exhausting outlets
of suppuration which might be prompt
ly and safely cured by theisame1 means,
Be wise in time. .r...H a.u a..i1i -!
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-18
Thanksgiving.

We would remind our readers that
next Thursday, the 25th inst, is the
day set apart by the Chief Magistrate,
SALMON P. CHASE, and recommended
ito all the inhabitants to be observed
generally, as.ai4day of Thanksgiving,
Prayer and Praise to Almighty Cod
As good citizens, and consistent mem
bers Of ! great, happy and prosperous
people, it especially becomes US to offer
'apf heartfelt gratitude and Thanksgiv-
ing to HINowho has so signally favored,
blessed and prospered US as a nation
In1ordeF that all hand. may properly
oobseWeth the day, We. shall issue the Dem
l6dtt on Wednesday morning. Those
of our friends Wishing advertisements
Inserted must hal them ip by Monday.