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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-12
EVENING STAR.
TINE HURDY.GURDY IN THE RURAL
DlSTRICTS.

DISTRICTS. - csc ss7-"
With jinslIns void. old and worn.
Grind on, u wandering minstrel brown!
love to hear its echoes borne
Around our mspls-shsded town.
AlthouSh the notes be harsh and rude, ...
Pie al suggestive simple air, ......
With soul and spirit unsubdued
Comes from the nurdy -gurdy there. go. ....
Back. st each distance soffeusd tone. r.,."
Each half forgot, familiar STRAIN, sra. ... -.r.
Ths nded dreams IN shllhood known ,...
And haunting memories come aEsin- -. ....
The changing measures Goat and faa!
In rhythmic osdsnes through the hall.
bear the neigh and horn and drum
And stant ards tapping ~ they come.
And cen the h-syy tfemping feel.
A seotIand's windy pibroch rings,
From ballad songs and olden tales,
Up start the shades Of hunter king,
And ride along the broomy wales.
Or, a. the German measures thrill
The slim waltz and lyrio Wild
Dim, graceful thoughts the fancy NIL
And eyes are molstened. though they SMILE
The negro chorus rIkss free ..
w nat great romPose" yet has fosnd
Snoh quaint aud plaIntive melody
In Al ms monstrous maze of sound
Hrrah us Yankee Doodls's ohimel
Hurrah. the stormy MorseillrisS!
fefhdious LOUIS, hide thy time
Cheer, boys Of Scott AID Taylor's days
Let oognosoenti whet their wits,
And breach their whImseys o f-rsfned
TRs hearty ballad music d .,
Thank heavens, nv unt8ug ht ear and mind
30, welcome to our western shore.
obrorn MINSTREL from across the water.
But play thy programme tarough unce more
ANA taxe my blessing and a quarters
tNstc York Tribune.
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These ships having been built by contract en- pressl,
Tor Government service ever care has been La eu
IN ther CONSTRUCTION as also IN their engines n-
ssre strength anc speed, ana thelr accommodations
fort. o->0 WIN
The steamers of this line have improved wafer
tight compartments, and no \ pense ss been spared
10 make them al rs good as new, the thorough enAIa
ton yet uneQuaed.
Prloe OF passage from Ney York to Liverpool, in
nIst oaen, S!SD; IN ssoOnt do, SIS; Prom Liver
pool & New York. 80 and % euineas An an per
perenoed 81 EeOn attached to esoh ship. No bertEs
Jan be secured until paid for,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-12

IRON LONDON BY LAST STEAMER.
l. Russell's North America, ITS Agriculture and
Climate.
SCOTS Secular and Domestic Architecture, present
and future. 49,
Delamottes p aotios Of PHOTOGRAPHY.
Mortimer's Py roteohny, Sd cd ton.
Qens0n on Clocks and Eooks,
Hughes Duties of Judge Advocates.
Jeans Navigation and Nautical Astronomy. r.
accomplishments, vol. ,.. ..t .--
Ludewig's Literature OF American Aboriginal Lam
guageg.
Rousseau's Emilius, translated into English,
housseau's Nouvelle Heoise, translated into
"a 49, FRANcK TAYLOR.
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PROPOSED BATES SAIL ING.

For freight or passage, apply to .
BROWN, SHlPLEY 4 CO., Liverpool. III -.
=; u. WAINWRIGHT & CO., PARIS. r. - ~
The owners Of these ships viii not be accountable
lot gold, SILVER bullion, specie, iewelry, e.eoiops
therefor and the value thereof expressed therein.
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LlHILA DELpHlA. WILMINGTON AMI
BALTIMORE RAILROAD
&8 81 sa

PASSENGER trains for Philadelphia leave President
street depot. BaltImo 9, daily, except SUNDAYS, as
follows, viz: y -
Express Tram at 40 a. M; WAY Nal Train q, \,
O'Clock m ; Evening Mai at SIS m On Sn Sa, 8
a S1s p: m: only. All train, connect with New
Foe HAPRE De GRSCEGNiy
Leave Rsitmore Al 4. O'Clock p. M.
FROM rhiiSsSeiRhsss e. "a 2; n p. m, and u m.
Passengers leaving RaltmoI at 40 A. m connee,
AZ w iEineton with 2oe p. m. ira n and Gas D. nl.
from Baltimore with % a. m train y "
Eare from Baltimore to Seaford $50
ieo u WILLIAM CRAWFORD, Agent.
For NORFOLK AND PoRTsMoUrs. Va
,Ths steamer LOUISIANA leaves the rnlou
Dock loot Of Concord street, BALI It,
S %Sss, every Tuesday Thursdsy; and s!sla4sE
GAkoLiNA every Mondas. "Wednesday, and Fri
hi-,f PRECEDENT sssmor; ssssm Aa %.
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L OF YOUTH.
xstpn6Lishsd. ths Sd editios.

~ UN SFEH M ATUHKHEA OR SEMI-
NAL DlSEASkS.-A scientific Trea ise on the
treatment and perfect cure of Nervous DeblIity
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Impo-
tence O., resulting from vicious habits acquired
hood. ~
BY Or. CULvERwELL,
Member OF the Royal College Of Surg cons OF Eng
land. QsH), Lioenciste of the Hall, U85.) and 81
years Resident Prrcti,,oner in London: author Of
Happy" Memoirs Of single and Married If. a. pe
This small but valuable Treatise, ten by world
renowned IN. slclan and Surgeon; points out the
Ing from abuse. and the only publication Gifts
KIND written In benevolent spirit and by scIentif
10 man IL should be in the hands Of all who yslue
ter
Pnoe " cents, or stamps, at the rsoe pr of which
nwl be sent post free, and well secured by DR.
Gu KLINE, No. 90 LIST Avenue, Box 1856, New
IoIk. jan u
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NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE.
FOR ALL PARTS OF 7HK WEST.
&MNaEE 9EE

e
BALTIM0RE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The recent extension and Improvement ofIts issd-
tire revision Of the running ofths road
by which highly important advantages TO the trsv-
So fTRsE 8R nnS 'FE a 1.s
Gs 81
from Camden Station. Baltimore, st AN Il eIcept
sshds, ;, stops va, stations and arrIves at Cum
sssSSpaIiSs al TRAIN ..s5,s .ssnA., ...
trains Tor cOiSlnsss cTnonnsii. inaaHspoils, Lou,
s,s t;sna sa st kSSr e. sne at same pscs
SIsyeIsnd Road. and also at PartsrsDsrG Win Ma
EkPREss rain fssses da aa a, SIS :. NJ, con
aectng ~ Benwood at 8 A. NJ. with sxpIess traina
car. az Ceisrlbss.i and reaching there il but IS
hours from Baltimore aud D hours from Washing
.t Grafton witt cars 8, PaTEsfsbufs and Msristts
roads for Chilhcotke. CINCINNATI, etc. These trlns
Louis, and az CINCINNATI vIth the Great OHIO and
hIssssippI Express for Louisville Cairo and AZ.
louis through TO 81. Louis less 2 hours from
Baltimore BY this tram the ttps, to al the central
and southern places IN the West much less, while
the shortest u other routes. FROM the Mssi these
coEnec-ons are equally close snd satisfactory, ar
irving At Baltimore At $50 A NJ.
III Baggage checked through TO al points,
THROUGH TICKETS sold nc lowest rates ~
Camden s.s.i sts and a. a. Mash,nstCS D. c
vssv fAs esftrs road By daE!ight, by taking morn
ing trains, and lying over at Cumberland OF OAK
tand, ana resumIie aext morning By Nheehng 40.
oommodaton train. leaving Cumberland st AID
Oakland 81 loo.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The ermberia0d Accommodation Train az A. NJ.
VII stsf ~ ali Stations east Of Cumberland, end the
Mheelng Accommodation at all stations beg ond
Sumbvriahd gong West. Eastvaraly. the MAI
Tram leaves Wheeling a. SD A. Nj and Acoommo
st5S r. Nj.
ON THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
BRANCH. between Grafton and Parkersburs, var
passengers will take the Express vestw1rdly and
the Mail eastwsrdy.
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at1P. NJ,
stopping 81 way stations. Leaves Frederick at e.lt
A. NJ, arriving az Baltimore IL noon.
The ELLICOTr'S MILL TRAIN leaves az SIS
A. NJ. and SIS 7. Nj. Leaves EilIcott's Mills st 3
A. Nj. and Z. NJ, except Sunday.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore for Washington at ais and 3, 10
"A. NJ, and SIS p. M. On Sundays at Ais A. NJ,
Leave washington for Baltimore at 6 and 8. 81 A,
NJ. snd Sand 30 p. NJ. On Sundays al IA. NJ, and
The krst and fourth trains from Baltinors, and the
second and fourth trains from Washington. will Dc
express mail trains. stopping only at washinFton
junction and Annapolis Junction.
The sl5 and 3. Is trains from Baltimore and the 81
ano y haIns from Washington connect WITH u
trains from Annapolis.
For tickets, information, fare, &o, apply 10 J. T.
ENGLAND, Agent, AZ the Ticket ohice, Camde GO
station. WIN. 8. WOODSIDE,
~ D-u Master Of TRANSPORTATION. Baltimore.
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GREAT SALE OF CARRIAGES.

At COST
The firm Of Gardner d Place having dissolved on
the It'll instant, by mutual consent, to. -RS
close up their business we now offer for {&46
sale, at cost, at their stand, No. SIS 18TH ~
street, the of the following Carrisg as:
Five Buggiss, four Rockawsys, one Four pas
senger PhaetOn. and two Ex press Wagons
All the above were made Ofthe best and most tho.
rough seasoned lumber and built by skillfui and ex
penenced wOrkmen. and will be warrnted for twelve
every sale.
N. B. Current funds required in every instance,
Also, Hand Buggles very cheap for cash.
CHAS. L. GARDNER SON
Jan ~ 2t8v6w Successors to Gardner Place
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'TAR PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

.hs th sss. Sss Of "a.
Tno SI Safes soSai a g. ne
larry on 5th and soth of each month with the msI.
snd Passengers connecting VIA PANAMA Rail.
These steamships have been inspected and an
proved ~ the Navy Department, and guaranty spssa
The Panama Railroad a. miles lons) Ia NOM ann
The baggage Of S y cSsss II S
fork rrough 20 San francisco, and passens srs are
expense. The money paid 10 New Yark ooy % =
expenses OF the trip.
Reserve steamers ere kept in port in Panarn. and
dent, so that the IS entfeiy 1..as 81 49,, -
urs having occurred in eight years.
rye at AspiEwa..
condeetars 60 through by each steamer. and take
tors.
a., f.. .h50ay1 t,sksts At the lowest rate. sp,I at
KsMsrRoSS.aAE RIsa co.
bA-n c.L. BARTLETT. Boston.
LIMITED STATES MAIL LINE
ONLY REGULAR LINE
AND WITHOUT FkILuRK FOR nsET yEARs ros
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
RsssIsr Sstliss Days, Sta Z stA Of sseA s.e.fA.
many ifhoue dno lmpOsl- 49,.
uons oil various kinds have been stely <HCYR
eerpetrated ON travellers bound 10 CALI lSF<z6nA
fORNlA, that the subscriber, the ony auth oriz ed
Agent for passage BY the U. :. Mai Line VIA Psns-
ma, IN the city OF New York. feels II his duty to
Huuon Al persons seeking passage TO California,
that, TO Avofp IMPOSITION, they must he careful 10
npo the tue onoe OF the Steams hips If the u. p
MeN Liqe, wa Panama Railroad. as no other once
mLew forf 10 authorized Co engage passage,
Inc COMPANIES have only one ofkce IN New lorf.
ynlcn ~ IN w est street, corner of Warren sttset
rSntnf 81 ne North River, Al the head Of the Con-
NJ ~ '''-'' -rw'ri',sis;ssHs a...xs.
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Medicines.

ID ER-Uv WAN syn p.
Il - On Protected
NOFPROTOXIDE OFLROy
COMBINED.
nes ds. eSs, i IN tie Ms,eTs Med are
subjected. must nov be received IS
Its Emcscy in Curing
Lftesiess Of fhs Lirs,, ID. opsy, Neuralgia,
BroacAifis aad Conssmptirs TssdssoteS,
Disordsrsd Stats of ths Blood. BoiIs, e
Sesrry, The ProstratiHg Effects
.# Lead or Mercury, GentraI
.. Debility,
And all disc Asses which require Tonic and Altsra
The proofs Of its efficacy are 90 numerous so well
sS.Tsos.f. that .utsfsr . p csnno. IS :n&
reasonably he. itats to receive the EySOASA
The Peruvian Syrup does notl y HA%>l
profess to be . cure all. but itsk .&eSyx.j
Ianse 10 extensive, because many v
slmstsy S 1s}sted. AND Sn prso s sss
from one cause, may be- cured by one remedy
yidss ure: e eci:el, tina. VII oh has so ofien
the nls che order OF medlcs sti The es
ty and efficacy Of the Syrup lncontrovertibe.
Those who NAV wish for an opinion from .sintar
ested parsons respecting the character OF the Syrup
cannot fail to be satlsh led with the following among
3Snerous testimonials IN the hands Of the gents.
In the community, ard Of the highest responsibility.
CARD.
The UNDERLINED having experienced the bsneh-
al ed cts Of the Peruvian syrup, do hot hesitate
to recommend II to the attention Of the public.
From our own exper ence, IS well as from the ties
tImony OF others, whose ITtel lgence ara integrity
are altogether una esticnsble we have doubt of
It's eflcscy cases of lnoipient Diseases ,,f the
Lungs and Bronchial Passages, UyspepsIn, Liver
Compliant, DrOpsy, Neuralgia, &c. Indeed ats ef
tects would he Incredible but from the high charac
ter Of those who have witnessed them, aid have
volunteered their Testimony, do ours, 10 Its
restorative power. -
THOMAS A. DEXTER.
Eli. KEN DALI, NJ. ID.
SAMUEL NAV.
THOMAS G.. ANGRY,
PETER HARVfY,
JAMES c. DUNN.
IL 10 well known that InedIcInz effect Of Pro-
toxide OF Iron 10 lost by even brief posture
to air, and that to ntain a solution Of ProtoX
Ide of Iron, wi;ho further oxidation, has been
deemed lTnposs Ibie.
In the Pe.uvian Syrup this desirable point 10 st
tanned by COMBINATION IN WAY BEFo Y IN
kNowN; and this solution place all tue proto
carbpnatOs cltrates and tai trates OF the Mstera
Medica. A. A. HAYES, N. d..
Assay er to the state Of Massachusetts,
l6 Boy lston street, Boston.
| For sale by Druggists generally. Price for large
bottles, 80; medium sized hotties. 81.
| N. l.. CLARK & co. Projectors, Boston.
For sale in Washington BY II. ID. Gilman, Special
Agent; Marin 4 Palmer, John 8. hwauze, l.. NJ
Smith, v. Harbaugh, II. ". Mcpherson, =. =.
Walsh, Joseph Bury, Jas. Fl. Stone, J. =. Lov-joy,
Dr. ID. b. Clarke, ID. RidgsIy; ard in Georgetown
| bv r. j. Cissell, and J. l.. Kidwel. febs.6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-12
Rev. John PIERPONT,
THOMAS A. DEXTER.
:. h. KENDALL, NJ. ID.
SAMUEL NAY.
THOMAS c. AMORY,
PETER HARyr Y,
IANEG ~ nITNA

+ NJ n.
4 ROTECTED by Royal Letters Patent OF
England. and secured by the Seals Of the Ecole de
Pharmacie de Parisand the lmpera College of NJ cd
Iclne, Vienna. Triesenar No. is remedy for Re-
taxation, SpermstoIrhPa, and Exhsus ION of the
system. Trlesemar No. efectusl,y, IN the short
space Of three days, completely and entirely eradI-
Gates all traces of those disorders which
cubebs have so long been thought antidote for to
the ruin OF the health OF vast portion of the popu
latlOn. Triesemar No. is the great Continental
remedy Tor that class OF disorders which. unortu
nately, the English ply sican treats with mercury
to the inevitable destruction of the patients cousti
tuition. and which all The sarsaparilIa tie world
cannot remove. Tnesemar Nos. %, and are alike
devoid of taste smell and ofall ing quail
ties They may lie the toilet table wit bout their
use being suspected. Sold IN tin cases and divided
In separate doses as administered by Velpeau Ial-
lem, n, Roux, Ricord. O., 30 Price SS eaoh
or four cases In one for So which saves IS; and in
81 cases.
Sold BY Dr. H. A. BARROW, No. Isl Prince ST "a
few bio ks west Of Broadway, New York Tmme
dately on receip Of the amount DIR. b. vii forward
the 50 cases of TrIesenar, and the large Sizes car
rage paid thus nsurIng genuine European prepare
tlons The S. cases Also sent, but not free Of car
rage. Consultations as usual from II a. m. till g
2. IN. and from4 till p. m. at No. l57 Prince ST.,
few blocks west of Broadway. =, Id also by j
STOTT, Washington. feIly
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T AIDES, PLEASE READ.

For genuine, reliable FuRS. free from moth. and
nns hsiWsen 1 isth and 18Th sttsetS mo has re-
ceived instructions from New York, to sell the fine
assortment now hand, on commission, al less dis
count than heretofore offered.
Among them will be found the handsomst sets
French Stables. half and quarter Capss ever brought
to this city. for $40 and Sl2.
VictOrines 95.
Also, Capes and Cloaks, OF superior quality. very
cheap.
Particular attention is invited to two very large
Mink sable Capes, worth over SlOO. each for SIS
and Sa5.
Mink Sable Cape, medium SIZE. $50 and Ss5.
Mlnk Sable Victorines STA and $40.
Also, several sets real Hudson Bay Sable.
Together with Siberian Squirrel, Fitch Martsn,
French Mink, &o In all their variety
I'm Irmine Opera Cloaks. very handsome; Muffs
to match, of all kinds. from 81 81 to SSo.
Every article warranted, and if proven as not rep
resented, the money will be refunded,
b. H. STINEMETZ,
256 Pa. ave-, bet, 18th and 18th sts.,
ian m next door tn Madame Oatsrue,
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"a RIA GE LA MPS,

We have this day been appointed agents for Edw.
Usher co 3 Carriage and Engine Lamps, The
attention Of Coachmakers and others interested is
respectfully called to the sample at our store.
Orders solicited.
ELVANS Il THOMPSON,
$40 Psnnsylvania avenue.
ian H-eOlm Untel. u Mon & Statesj
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nEBIT AND CREDIT, new novel; ira slated
IL from the German.
The Reason Why, book Of condensed Sole ntifi g,
know edge for the million, by the hor of'InQurs
Within"
Northern Travel, by "ayard Taylor.
White Lies, new novel, by the author Of " Peg
WOffin TOM
Hide aud Seek, 3 novel, by the author of Tho
Dead Secret"
Guy Livingst stone. or Thorough.
Atlantic Monthly, for February.
All the new public tons received as fast as ppb-
lshed. Wv
A select assortment of Stationery
For sale at JOS. SHII,ltNGTON,S
Bookstore, OdeOn Building, corner AZ st.
fs6N r..
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MBROTlPES FOR FIFTY CENTS,
"A PUT UP IN COOP CASES.
A fine assortment of cases from 50 cents to S.,
with good Llkenesses, either AmbrOty De, Daguer-
reotype, or Meleainoty pes. Warranted good like
nesses.
Come early in the day.
ROBERT SANDS,
Pa. ave. bet. 9th and 81 streets,
jan SI-tf Market Snace
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SUPERIOR MEDICATED GIN.-Just re
~ ceved, ~ cases OF the celebrated Z ondon Cor
dial Gin and lnvigorating Cordial: and for sale BY
., JONAS p. LEVY,
ceries and Liquor Store. d iaotf
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The important fact that the many alarming oom-
plants, originating in the imprudenoe and solitude
Of youth, may he easily removed without Medicine
Is this small tract clearly demonstrated and In.
entirely new and highly successful treatment as
adopted by the author, fully explained, by meanso
which every ls enabled to cure Hims eff perfect,
and at the least possible cost, thereby avoiding al
the sdyertire ed rOstrums of the day.
sealed envelope, BY remItting two postage stamp
70 DR.. DE LANET,
se8-d&vu IL Lispenard street. New Y ork
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kEDE Ok,la5s:-The new Blue Boob or Gov
United ststs omS,si Re ,.ter Of sll ooeis in the
locstlons, salaries, 90. Price $3.50. postas. n,
For sale IN washington by
f., -i TAYLOR 4 MaURY.
leo z.L ..L-E- Book sci lers nenr N i 49,,
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CHARLES MACKAY.-SOa for Music By
~ Charles Maokay, Is cents.
Ballads and Lyrical Poems; by Charles Machay,
Is cents.
The Salamandrlne; BY Charles Maokay, Is cents.
Legends Of the Isles; by C4arles Maekay. IS cents
cents.
Voices from the Mountains. by Charles Mackay,
Is cents.
The Lump Of Gold; by Charles Mackay, Is cents.
Under Green Leaves: BY Charles Mackay. Is cents.
Poetical Works; by Charles Mackay, antique mo-
rocco, $2.75. For sale at
TAYLOR Il MAURY'S
jan2-n Bookstore. near 9Th street.
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EARLY INDIANA TRIALS AND SKETCH
~ ES. Personal "reminiscences of the Public
smith, formerly United States Sen tor from Ind-
ana, one large octave volumenf $40 pages, finely
post free by mali $3.50. ~
Sold for the publishers by
ian2 FL FRANNK TAVInD
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THE DIPLOMATIC HISTORY OF THE
i Administrations of Washington and Adams
l;8s-lSOl by WIN. Henry rrescOt ] VOL, 81 Is
Sent by mail, postage paid, 81 40.
ian IA FRANCK TAYLOR
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, AGENTS for WashIngton-Chss; stott 4 Co, z.
4 Co, p. Walsh Co, F. 8. Walsh, J. P. Stone,
Dy son, Ford 4 Bro. Agents for Georgetovn.-R.
8. Cissell. u NJ Lenbham. J. l.. Kidwell. nv SLY
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THE SECRET INFIRMITIEs OF YOUTH
i AND MATURITY

.1st Isotsnsu. Orote. Ms <oth IhossdHd.
WeakPess., Nocturnal ,Emisslons, AlxH3
GsnItsi' h and Nervous Sr ~. Debility Pre-
tency, and Impediments to Marriage
generally, By u. DE LANEY NJ d.
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COLD PENS.-Bagley' 3, Foley q. and Motions
" Gold Pens, various sizes and STYLES for sale at
manufacturers prizes. Just received by
IanS FRANCK TAYLOR
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NEW MUSIC received semi weekly at JOHN
~. EkLiS Piano Store. near LOTT street, M.
- m 6veOue. ian 10
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nEBlT AND CREDIT, translated from the
IL German of Gustav Frey tag, by L. c. c., with
preface, b, ChevaIer Bunsen; price 81.
Lucy Huvard's Journal, by MRS. L. II. SigOuney
IS cents.
The POehcal Works of James r. Lowell, 2vos.,
blue and gold rs oents '
Army Register for 1883 ; 81 cents.
Just published, and for sale at
TAYLOR Il MAURY'S
nkcfnr
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CUITARS.-A large assortment of Martin A
rived at the Music Depot. 49, "
Also. some fine YIOLINS and FLUTES
w. u. METZEROTT cor of nth street
JAN - W and Penn. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-12

VIEWS AND OPINIONS OF AMERICAN
statesmen of all times on Foreign immigration,
collected into one volume, with statistics o. 4 O.
ian l6 FRANCK TAVJnR
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-12-02
TE6lAS. -f1.25 IEG Al.I4Cal.


bolsterirg " du,. authors and fatter:rg
tie van; il short, hsbricat.re tie wheols
Of society, without ice or reward. We
shall expect to see tie Pres well clear of
begging politicians, Of corrupt Office hold
ers, Of unsc;urulous Spectators, ard al
the horde Of leeches VINO crowd around it
now, crying give, give The Editor. in
that grand time which we can see in the
minds eve, will be a round and ruddy
gentleman, sitting with his wife and li.-
tie ones under his own wire and fig tree.
He shall look around the comfortable
homestead and the fair acres, aud saw,
these are the fruits of nv labors' He
shas! be man Of Independence, of great
patience, and passsble honesty; but Tue
greatest of these will be indepcndeuec.-
He shall long for DO Office, receive ne
presents, and be the mouth-piece of no
nan or number Of men lie shall look
his neigbbor IN the cace, owing him moth
ing. lie viii, as Southey describes such
an one, be "a ulan Of robust and healthy
intellect who gathers the harvest of 1T
erlture into his barn. threshes the straw,
"innows the grain. grinds it in bis own
nili, bakes it in his own oven and .ben
gives it abroad among his ncga burs, the
true bread of knowledge.
With Editors like these, tue power
Of the Press, already so great and over
waelming, will puffy, strengthen, and
become the great arm Of the nation. II
will never wane aud decay as have fcudal
rule. deSpotism, priestcraft, aUd supersti-
ton; but as house which is built upon
the rock, the food NAV come, and the
storms may beat upon it, but it will not
be washed away And in after ages. If
tae Union i numbered with the Roman
Republic among the things Of the past,
as having tottered and fallen of sappen
and corrupted foundations, let us hope
that history viii bear the record that the
rress was the pillar of strength which
upheld it to the latest hour. God forbid
That there shah ever be a history Of fall
len Republic on this soil; bat NAV the
American people and their free institu-
tloas grow and became porpelaatcd with
succeeding aGa-, until when the great
'rGEp IS sounded there shall be but one
ua,iJu, which. starting with the morning
sun. gathered breadlh aud force as it
swept along II its westward march OF
empire. anl circ'iug the globe, reached
is EASTERN shores again. with every tongue
and every people formed together under
its glorious banner, as the oue free and
enlightened Christian Nation of the
Earth"