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GENUINE PREPARlvIn
Highly Concentrated ConDoo,, h,
Extract of Bucb1 '2la III
for Diseases Of The Bladas,.. "a
Dtf7Ey' n,eaeaessts, Obstruction, " esss
'"S'S' Fo"'a'e Complaints. and ~ n ~ q.
" ~ TIE Sexual 0rga., D'ssala
using .loih GAceSses and lmprns
anu an removing all improper dischs,sse.'pe iaa
Existing in H'u"eys' or Sexual Organ, 'oS 8
- MALE OR FEMALE
From whatever cause they may bav. =.
And no matter how Long st,a .as''''
efr'ag heaa' and lTgor 70 he FTgm~
TO the Paliid Cleek '''' 'H d.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTpn,.
1t cures Nervous and Deb;,,ta,.,
| found winch HaL
Indispositi,,
to exertlon. Iossos
hVsS OF Memory
Ditiieulty Of BREATHING a.
erai Weakness, HorrnSs ~ zen
ease. Weak Nerves y pis.
Dreadful Horror of Daatb Ni5molhg
Cold Feet, Wakefumess M, r,su' SEesls
Languor, Universal LassiIpda ,', as q YisiO,
System, Often Enormous An,a M ING ause,,
pephc Symptoms, Hot Han sH'ei Ellh Dr.
of the Body, Dryness ~ 4. famshirg
Palhd countenance All oMh
tions on the Face Pain tiup'
BACK, heayiness Of tbo
Eyehds Frequently
Black Sno,
! Flyingbe
fore the Eyes, with Temb5rary Sna
of Sight; Want Of Attento5 YnulSo1 and lo,,
Restlessness, with Horror ri S s.sa' Mobility.
ing is more desirable to spch 10y Moth,
Solitude, and nothing thew r ,aast than
for fear OF themselves; No rsro. u'ead
manner, no earnestnes., no $50. 80 o.
ton, bat hurried trapsiboFp V s'
one question TO ano,ber
These symptoms, if allowed 10 o.
this medicine invariably removes. ~ s,1-.EaGh
LOSS OF POWER, FACULTY, ab5 nv il.9.os,
TIC FITS-in one Of which the rata. "a tLEf,
plre. Who can say that these excess. !! a.
followed by those direfnl diseases ISsaae %
and CONSUMPTION ? The record ''SSaAllf
SANE ASYLUMNS. and the melsr1l,% 'ek
| by CONSUMPTION bear ample vt.. 'sts
truth of these assertions. In Lunar i,
the most melancholy exhibition s,.'-s
countenance is actually sodden AMI ~ "
tute-neither Mirth or Grief ever MI. ~
= sound Of the voice occur; il is raI,,,.a.ait
With woeiul measures, wan dess1
Low sullen sounds his grief beeuisi.
Debility is most terrible! and bl, b-,a,
thousands upon thousands to uptimeIv -
thus blasting the ambition OF many Hobie yoTs,
1t can be cured by the use ofhis
INFALLIBLE REMEDY,
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its efficacy.
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Is PREPARED directly according TO the rules
PHARMACY AND CEEMISTl
with the greatest accuracy and Chemical IN
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Professor DEWES' Valuable Works on the r
tice OF Physic, and most tf the late Stss.
Works of Medicine.
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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-03-12

80 III. SHINGLES WILL BE SOLD
CO Tery low for cash, by
ALVIN HOYEY.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-03-12

s ALT in Sacks, for sale by ,-,
Coventry, July l.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-03-12

7 AIDES can find shoes or CATERS of every de,
- seription at W0RTHINGTON'S.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-05

principal regulators Of the
~ performs its functiOnswell
<are fully developed. The
Thdependent on the healthy
proper performance of lis
1n1ach is at faultthe be owe,s
? Asystem suffers in conse-
- liyer-having ceased to do
0of that organ, one OF the
/ ShIs stud. in a practice of
~to find some remedy
{ 1.-The many arrangements
is at last found, any
in any of its
A ~bottle, and conviction is
4 Oformed bydissolving gum
Z (which is soluble for the
.-yScine. These gums remove
r( from the system, supply
Y How Of bile invigoating
d to digest well, purifying
A health to the wholemachi-
81 -nf the disease. and efiec' =
i hny of the disagreeable
g -calemel or mineral poison
8 s>sufficient to relieve the
e tood from rising and sour.
x fore retiring prevents
t night loosens the bowels
r each meal will cure Dys-
o. teaspoonsful will always
-O~male obstruction removes
!, ~;and makes a perfect cure.
: <ttely relieveschollc while
1@s a sure cure for cholera
- tive of cholera.
"a will prevent the recur-
J, ,Awhile itrelieves ali pain
> sAneetled to throw out Of the
~cineafter a ong sickness.
r -,Iaundice removes sail vel.
- or from the skin.
4 pVtime before eating gives
food digest we'll.
u dScures Chronic Diarrhea
-Summer and bowel COM
A. hrs doSa
5 attacks caused by worms,
-ren, there is no surcr, saf-
n ~the world as il never fails.
n I'm these statements; they
It 0Owe can give evidence to
e - il are giving their unan-
Is favor.
" Liver Remedies now offered
none we can so fully recon-
lvigorator, so generally known
on. This preparation Is truly
iducing the most happy results
most innumeiable certificates
,reat virtue of this medicine by
nding in society, and we know
on before the public-IluDsoN
LIAR PER BOTTLE.
ole Agent for Evansville.
SANFORD & CO.,
rs, 3i5 Broadway New York.
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: 4 NRANBERRIES, &C, &C. .
~ 10 Bushels Choice Cranberriee;
800 Heads Prime Cabbage;
25 Bushels Sugar Pasnips;
100 do Prime White Potatoes; just receiy ed
and for sale by Z.H. COOK SUN
jane-tf.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-05
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR!

lDREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD, is A GREAT
Scientific Medical Discovery, and is daily work
ing almost too great to believe 1t fby
magic, the first dose giving benefit, and seldom
more than bottle is required to cure any kind of
Liver Complaint, from the worst Jaundce or Dyspep
sia to common headache all of which the result
U,r-ar
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-05

The Liver is one of the
human body and when j
the powers Of the system
stomach isalmOst entirely
action OF the liver for tn,
! functions. When the sto
are at fault, and the Who'll,
| quence of one organ-tht
its duty. For the disease:
proprietors has made i
more than twenty years
wherewith to counterac'
to which II is liable.
To prove that this re
person troubled with live
forms, has but to try
certain.
A compound has beer
and extracting that par
active virtues of the medi
all morbid or bad matte
ing i'm their placeahealth,
the stomach, causing foo,
the blood giving tone AM
merry, removing the cause
ing a radical cure withou
after effects, felt by usinI
that is usually resorte'
One dose after eating !
stomach and prevent tn
ing
Only one dose taken he
nightmare.
Only one dose taHen n
gently and cures costiv'
One dose taken afte
pepsia.
~ One dose of twI
relieve a sick headache.
One bottle taken for fe
the cause of the disc -
Only one dose immedi
One dose often repeate'
Morbus and n preventa
One dose taken oftel
renee OF bilious attacks s
feelings.
"0nly one bottle i
system the effects ofmedi
One bottle taken fo
lowness or unnatural col
One dose taken n shor
vieor to the appetite an,
One dose often repcate'
in its worst forms, Will
plants yield almost 10 IN
One or two doses cure
while for worms in child
er or speedier remedy il
There is no exaggeratiol
are plain, sober facts, tina
prove, while all who us
lmOuS testimony in il
Among the hundreds /,
to the public, there are
mend as DIR. Sanford S Ir
now throughout the Uni
a Liver Invigorator, pro
on all who use il. AL
have been given Of the 9
those of the highest stal
tito he the best preparati
COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
PRICE ONE Dol
W. BIERB0WER, s
mart Proprieto
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-06
PERSONAL.

Capt Barton, U. 8 A., is at Browns.
-. Hon. II. Kidwsll, Of Virginia, is at Brown s
Nsiio. Collector sehel, of New York, !. at the
-. Hon. VIM. Winthrop, U. 8. consul to
Malta, sailed from New York In the Vanderbilt
on the I'd inst. I'D. - - -
80. The Hon. John w Ellis, governor elect
Oh Nortn carolina, was al Portsmouth, Virginia,
on the Goth nit
-. Senator Gwin, Of California, has returned
20 ms residence In this city, after brief sojourn
In New York.
.....General Scott arrived at New York on Sat-
urday afternoon, from West Point. He has
quite recovered from his recent accident.
....E Thayer submitted his plan of mission
airy Colonization before the American Missionary
Association, at Worcester, Mass. last week
1T Is reported says the Boston Post that the
non; yonn Minor Bolts, OF Virginia, lost about
5000 by the Fashion races on Long Island last
week. Al. ~ .-..,f.-- = o =,
-. Prentice cries out in the Louisville journal
be applied to the case Of delinquent newspaper
subscribers. - s...s.-.
-. The Hon. John Morrisey has withdrawn
from editorship Of the Nantucket Inquirer, be-
cause the paper does not pay well enough to sup
port himself and partner.
80. The duke Of MalskoR recently gave din
ner In Paris which cost him &1OOO. He can afford
IT, the old sinner, a. be has about $50, GOO year
and is single. la. - s..-. b. = n = : =
80. Hon. Sherrard Clemens Is steadilv i'm
proving. There IL every prospect now OF saving
the limb, but IL IL more than probable that II will
be short and slightly deSormed. 'a5s :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-06

SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.
The Union adverts to coming State cleo
tons, and appeals to the Democracy not to
allow ambitious factionists to trump up old
issues and distract eur ranks. d.. -..-.......
The Union, alluding TO the proposal Of Q pro-
tective tariff as q remedy for the temporary ills
that now affiict the coantry, further says:
- This state Of things cannot long exist, and TO
!sgtsIats change In the affairs Of the public
would be in the last degree absurd. Itwould be
just sensible to tax the comet for its mig htly
exhibitions In the northwest and make arranp q
ments for permanent reseaae from that source >,
In an article on the Kansas question, the
UniON remarks -.t- q
Every intelligent gentleman knows that X an.
sas cannot apply for admission before the opening
OF Congress in December, 1859; and we take Ii
FOR granted that long before that time her popu.
Iatlon will largely exceed the representative ratio
OF 90 40 inhabitants"
The IntelHgenesr shows the results of the
law of the United States protecting passengers
on steamboats,, and advocates its amendment
In some points where it may advantageously be
changed or modified. .E.5J,.. -. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-06

LATER FROM THE AsTRoSoNIcAL EXPEDITION
TO PERu.-A letter in the Times from Payta
Peru, dated August 81, gives further intelligence
from Lieutenant Gi!liss's Astronomical Expedi
ton, which had been sent out by the Smithsonian
Institution to observe the solar eclipse. The pc
dition was about proceeding 10 all inland station.
among the Cordilleras, more favorable to their
proposed observations. The CORES pondent add.
Lieut.: Gilliss is, believe, the only astrono-
mer on the coast prepared to observe the an
preaching eclipse. II is desirable that Others
were here, that more extensive and accurate oh.
rervations nigh; be obtained by taking different
stations- As Lieut.. Gilliss brought with him n
duplicate set Of instruments. he has rendered the
use Of them TO a French naval officer, who will
proceed o.SecbuTa, little town about thirty
miles to the southwark, and endeavor to obtaiI,
reliable Results But, at this season of the Yea r
there are clouds in the atmosphere, and the So
threaten TO Illustrate the enterprise. By going up
the CordilleIas, however, we hope to escape the
influence of clouds and fogs. though, even there,
we have reason to fear an Interruption Still We
are sanguine Of success, and will not give up till
we see cloudy morning on the eth Of Septem-
Der. should that occur, the main object Of the
journey will have been lost"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-06

IL The steuben Festival procession at Har-
r1sourg, on Monday, was d mile in length, ana
was participated in by the Governor, Heads OF
Department, Clergy, County officers, various
German societies, Soldiers of the war of 1912 and
OF Mexico, the Masons, Odd Fellows, several
Fire companies In full rig, and with their appa-
ratus beautifully dressed with wreaths, flowers,
hags and banners Boquets Were showered upon
the procession during the whole route The
weather was delightful, and the people filed
with enthusiasm. Col. A. Jackson Herr, the dis
tnct attorney delivered an Grafton at the Capitol
He made an able and truly eloquent address,
which ELECTED great applause. The party dined
at Wagner's hotel, where a splendid feast was
prepared. A concert and ball took place at night
The proceeds are to be appropriated to the erec-
ton Of a monument to Baron Steuben.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-06

TIE NEW ENGLISH reform BfLL-Durinp
the last session Of the British Parliament it will
be- remembered, bill was passed abolishing the
property qualification Of members Of the House
OF Commons A Reform bill is now proposed
embracing each Of the other four points insisted
upon by the Chartists, namely: Universal Suf-
frage (nearly,) Vote by Ballot, Equal Electoral
Districts, and Triennial Parliaments
Some doubt has been expressed as to whether
the bill Is or is not a ministerial measure II
seems to be Of little consequence whether it il. OIL
not, as, sooner or later, the principles it anirms
must be as agreeable to law as they are to the
Constitution. IL Is only question Of time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-06

JAnAIcA.-we have news from Kingston, ia
maica, to the 10th ult. Great hopes were enter
tanned Of an ultimate connection with the United
States and Europe by submarine telegraph, and
the government of Jamaica would provide any
reasonable amount of money to effect it. An
agitation was about to be commenced in Jamaica
having for its object the obtaining OF a colonial
representation in the imperial Parliament Cool.
les would be imported from China and India BY
private enterprise, in consequence of the refus al
of government aid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-06

IL The cattle show OF the Maryland State
Agricultural Society will be held from the 10th
10 the I'D instant, inclusive, at the show grounds
near Baltimore, which are being placed in first
rate order. Animals from stalls, herds, pens and
fOcks Of many Of the most eminent breeders OF
this and other States have been promised to this
show, and the celebrated Devon herd Of Geo
Patterson, Esq, is also expected to be exhibited
on the occasion. The Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road will issue round trip tickets from the 10th
to the 2lst, and good for twelve days from the
first date
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-06

NEGRO ExCITEMENr.-The greatest excite
ment exists In Chatham, Canada West. in conse-
quence Of legal proceedings against a body of
negroes for surrounding train OF cars on the
Great Weatern Railway and taking forcibly
therefrom negro servant belonging to Mr.. Mer-
lin, planter from Missouri Ten or twelve
negroes have been bound over for trial The
negro was taken against his own urgent entrea-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-06

From MENIco.-The steamship Gen. Rusk,
from Brownsville, has arrived at New Orleans,
with dates to the 18th ult. The fever was "a
ging at Matamoras and Brownsville Gen Vid-
aurri was near Potosi on the 18th Miramon
declined fighting. The Liberalists were forming
an army at Vera Cruz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-06

IL Private letters from Charleston say thai
the yellow fever Is raging there to an awful ex-
tent, and that the disease as fatal as il was al
Norfolk two years ago .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-06
BOARDING.

ROARDlNG.-Mrs.M NJ. A. BANNERMAN !.
~ prepared to accommodste Boarders Nv the weeS
or month, on reasonable terms ar No 1e- crroan
9Th and streets. Transient and Tahla Pososa.
also accommodated siueis
ROhRD AND FURNISHED ROOMS AT
- MISS MpRBEN'S, ga PekA. ArsrN,- Fsm-
lles or single gentlemen wishln 10 settle for ne
winter VA hnd these Rooms pleasant ard IL cs,ton
sNoo ieims hiouerd'e. &C Linn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-06

IL The new Catholic Church In N orfolk, Va .
was dedicated on Sunday last, Bishop McGill OF
Richmond and Bishop Lynch Of Charleston
officiating ... =. ... 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-06

u 1t was expected that list of passengers
BY the Inflated Austria, would come to hand, bv
the Bammonia, but we learn tina; nossnch list
has been received -.... .. CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-06

Fl ~ 3 KE PING ATTIC LES.
The Subscriber desirestc call public attention t.
his extensive assortment of
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS,
whioh is now rendered complete in eyery depart.
nent, consisting, in part. Of
CABINET FURNITURE
very extensive collection, embracing almost ever,
Paror. Chamber, aad Dining room. from ths
most extensive to the cheapest kinds.
FRENCH CHINA
Gold ba nd. plain. white and richly decorated DIN
. ,d nsr: dessert as,m and T va SETS
Dinner and Tea Ware, in detached pieces
Rich Cups and saueers, with and without notices
Pitchers, rsrfums Bottles. Card Receivers.
to decorate the etagere, parl0r table ana toilet,
. IRoN-sTONE CHINA.
Also in detached pieces. large stock of the Iates,
GLASSWARE.
American, French. and bohemian such as
pecanters, Flagons, Goblets, Champagnes,
Giarets, Hooks shsIrles. Madelra.. Burg indies.
Water Bottles, + Loaf Bowls, Dishes, Pitcners, DO
TABLE CUTLERY.
In sets OF half dozen or Fifty one and fifty three
Also, Ivory; handled Knivs. only.
Carvers and Forks, SteetSs &c. a.
- BLUCK-TIN GOODS.
SUCH as Chafng Dishes, from 10 to a inches,
Coffee and Tsa Urns. Coffee Pots, Tea Pots, Coffee
PLATED GOODS. ....
Such as Coffee aud Tea Urns, Tea Sets,
Spoons ana oIss Dishes
JAPANNED GOODS
Such as Walters, Tea Trays. and In sets,
Plate Wsrmsrs, slOp Jars. Foot Tubs. Water
Solar amps, Girandolss, Wood Ware.
Waffle Irons. Willow Waie. britannia Wsrs' o0as
BroIzed Iron Goods, Cooking Requisites of every
Together with q larg. assortment of Articles of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-06

IL The workmen In the GosPort, Va =, Navy
Yard have contributed 500 for tue relief of the
yellOwfsver sufferers of New Orleans and Charles
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-06

THE PROFESSIONAL PARTNNEsRsHHi ~.
gruder and ID. r.. Hagner has been dissoiyed, by
mutual consent w B. MASnUDEk, "A. ID
Washington, October 8, la6a. oe6 81
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TIE DANGERS OF THE SKA.-t appears from
the best statistics that in the last four years, the
risk to each Passenger Of being killed I'm going
one mile was
ny railroad In france. In 100 Oo0 ON
d" England .Ii in Ss S;0 COO
New York i'm a. i6I nm
By Atlantic steamships in aIo on
These figures protest strongly against Tn, man.
sgemsnt Of some, at least, OF our Atlantic steam.
ship companies. According to these statistics
passenger could go from here to California bv
railroad with the same risk as to travel i've miles
)" afteamship. Our Atlantic steamship travel
ing practically commenced with the irst vow.
~ OF Tue steamships Sirins and Great Western
rom that year to the present, 1858, II
: '''i','ea that on an average fifteen Thousand
persons nave annually crossed the a,,,n,i. o.,
IN steamships, or three hundred tbo,.,na ,n a..
~hoie period In this same period W.. ~. IA
thirteen steamships with three tkon,..y .,.
lost; or, Of the whole number who h,u p''oas
the Atlantic by steam, IN every kx,dr.s
been lost Nor was the greater part OF th,. -.
in the infancy Of our ocean steam navixatIon
we nave, la the past four years. lost three trans.
a'ian'ic steamships, with ficslre Axadrsd lees
or aIiowing twenty four thousand a. the annual
NUMBER crossing the Atlantic To and from New
forE' In this period, o.s IN evsry eighty haze
fssa I0sf. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-06

WEAVER, opposits Broicss' Hotel, makes his
Nv iCE CREAM Of pure cream, at % ter gallon.
sent 10 any paSt Of the oty free Of charge. % CIV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-06
n N E A N ID A l. l..

n A N D l. l..
We are now daily receiving our supply of Fall
and Winter stock OF BOOTS sud SHOES,-G6n
from the best manu- lacturers OF PhadAl-
phla, New York, and the East, for Ladies
Misses. Children, Gents, Boy 9. and Youths y.
comprising every style usually kept in well Sc
looted Shoe Store and at fair prices the old stand
OF A. HOOVER & SONS,
90 6-eolOt south side Pa av, bet. 9th and 18th SITS
STEINWAY l. SONS GOLD MEDAL Plan
- OFORTES.
Prof. C. T. De CCENIEL, Sole Agent for Wash
ington, x O., for these truly e egant lnstru-c-G
such as M. Mason. GottschaIk. WolIen.SV wv
kauf and many others. to be the finest toned Pianos
style of Louis XIV, 6H, ia and IA Octaves and as
purchased for cash can be sold at mandatory
prices.
Parties will $50 lind we'll selected assortment
OF new and popular European and American Sheet
Music. At i've cents page, and everything in ihe
Music line, by giving q call at the
NEW MUSICAL REPOSITORY,
Oo6-eo2w corner lth 1t. aud Pa ave.