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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

YARN FOR SALE.-I offer for sale INV FARM
! situated about hsifa mile from Beltsvle Sta.
ton on the Baltimore and Washington Railroad
ance IN high state Of cultivation. Tire buildings
consist Of a convenient Dwelling and good out
houses. The water Is Unsurpassed. For further
,ntoImston app, on the premises, or by letter to
NATHAN TYSON. 163 West Lombard st Bal
tmore. Cit. property will be taken in exchange.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

TOR RENT-The large and commodious
J. DWELLING HOUSE. No I59 Pennsyiva-
MIA avenue, between 18th and 18th streets. lately
occupied by Professor lDOmis of the La Fayrtta
Institute. The house Is in good condition; has
eighteen rooms. large esiars wa n and bath rooms
Potomac water. Possession given immediatsly
For terms apply st the Surgeon Generals Office,
No. -, Winder's Building. au 2o-eotf
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FARM FOR SAiiE-Thres Acres. snitable for
L garden. A good house, AND fine well of water
At the door and all mel y fenced in. The Farn Is
situated just at Balls Cross Roads, four miles from
the city, and two a-d g. half from Georg ett,wn
business stand Of any kidd. For information in
quire at Birch's Livery Stables Of VIM. ii. BIRCH
N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

rkvKR AND AGUe! FEVER AND AsuKn FEVER
Az hsD ASuE!- ants and others " no remove 10
S S western part of tbs United states complain IN
t nit.er forms of the fatal diseases that prevail in
NOSE ssctlons some Ofthe most eligent phy 81
cans Oear testimony to this fact. Dicxens, the
ShafApeare 81 the age, in picturins slit lie Eden"
n ~ DOOM entitlt Martin Chuzzewit," says that
tne most noun shnE insti ion the Fever and
Ague, which had KILLED all who attempted 10 make
permanent residences Of it. Mark Tap ey who
couu Only be Jolly under the most gloomy cifcu,n
stauees, SAID that Fev1 and Ague had given him
eause LOT more I9lty than he would like to expert
ence again. Dr. ststtsr's Cslebrated BItters liz
the only cnTe Tor this tsrrlble disease that we would
re i"oH 20 the public. Try them aud be con
For sale by drugsi SITS and dealers generally every
Whefe. ....... ........ AL 81 cost
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su a9-ts Marshal for District OF Columbus

MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue Of a writ OF
vl feri facias issued from the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court OF the District of Columbia for the
county of WASHINGTON and {, me directed, 4 will
expose to public sale, for cash. in front the Court
18th day of September next, 1854 at IL o'clock IN
tas following describe property; e wit, viz: Al
defendants ght title, claim, and interest and to
he south part of Lot No. Is, ia Square No, e.,
fronting 81 feet on list street west between Pierce
street and north nj street. and running back the
whole depth OF said lot ITO feet ether with and
singular the improvements thereon, seized and
levied upon as the property OF Ebensza RodbTd,
and viii be sold To satisfy iicial No 81 20 Octo-
beI term. lass favor OF Corneiis Wittenaur,
vivor Of Charles Frankeubarxer AZ Co. .fr.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
gu g dts for the District OF Columbia.
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GEORGETOWN ADVKRTIsEM'Ts

0TGEORGETOwN TAXAS FOR 1853 =
S. NOTICE Ia hereby given that the Collector in
required by law TO advertise property ard 'lf0rce
the payment of all taxes unpaId the bret Monday
Sc kIln $50 e.D. WEIGH. Collector.
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T. BOWLING. Auct.
Rx C. w R0TEIER Ano,

BY G. w. BOTEI4ER Aucuoneer
GALE OF TWO BRICK HOUSES ON C.
- sIREET At hUcTIoN.-0n SATURDAY AZ
TERN0ON, September Sd. at 5 O'Clock, 4 shal!
sell, on the premises. the east part of Lot No IN
square No 4sa, fronting thirty feet on street. he
tween ~ and 9TH Streets running hack 50 feet to
gether the improvements theron consisting of two
Substantial three story and ba sement brick Dwell
ing houses, each fronting hteen feet, containing
eight rooms. The Houses will be sold separately
Terms: One third cash the residue on a credit
Of and years. notes to bear interest satsfacto-
rily secured.
au 29-d&ds G., w BOTEI,ER Apct
MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue OF q writ of ne !
lsH iacias issued from the Clerks Office OF the Cir
cult Court of the District of Columbia for the coun-
y of Washing ton and To directedI will expose
to pubic sale for cash, in front of the Court House
door OF SAID county. on II URSDAY, the s2d day
OF September 1859 at u O'Clock the following de-
scrlbsd property, To wit All defendants right title
claim and interest in and to Subiivi sions Nos T.
3, and 9. of Square No. s62; also, Lot No 49, in
Square Ne. 193, in the city of Washing ton, ID. c.
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon, seized and levied upon the property OF
WIN: b., Robert and Jos. NJ. Downing, and will be
sold to satisfy Judicials No. 81, 70 October term,
1852. In favor of y. c. Stephens surv. Of John Mui
llkin, VS.. Wm. b Robt., Joseph NJ ;, and Joseph
Downing, and Henry i. Greer.
On NJ. r n.
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The Revival MEETINGS AT wesley Chapel,
last night, the congregation assembled In the
large and commodiOus room used by the Sab
bath school, il the basement Of the church., The
exercises Were opened with singing and PRAYER
after which the Rev. Mr. Williams Of tlrsl fla
densburg circuit, preached sermon appealing to
the unconverted to accept the offer OF salvation
After the sermon the exercises at the altar were
begun, two penitents presented themselves for the
prayers Of the church, and one protested CONVEX
sion. .. So.
Al Foundry Chapel the meeting was peculiarly
solemn and Interesting. The discourse, mn appeal
to the people of God as we'll AZ an invitation and
exhortation TO the unconverted was delivefed by
Rev. l.. w. Bates, of the Methodist Protestant
Church, and vas listened to with profound atten-
tlon by the large audience. The after exercises
In singing and prayer were solemn and interest
Ing, but there were no special abors at the altar
SHOOTING ~ THE MARsHEs.-The gunners be-
gan their operations In the marshes earlier this
season than for several years past At first the
most that was obtained was Of the reed and black
bird sort. During the week past large numbers
have visited the maIshes on the AnacOstia, at the
fo,r-m mile Run, near Arlington, and at various
points on the Virginia shore: Some Of the anna
teur sportsmen have exhibited many ortolan which
they obtained on their visits and several profes
sional gunners have had very profitable tides
THE LADIES Of Ebenezer nj. f. Church, Navy.
Yard, propose to have grand excursion to Gly-
mont on Wednesday next per steamer Mount Yer
non, the proceeds to be devoted towards the Iiaui
dalton OF the debt now existing against the church
Tine OF the best bands Of music In the city will
accompany the excursion, and refreshments will
be served by the ladies on the boat and at the pa
vlllon of course this good work and pleasant
heat OF The Ebenezer ladies will be literally sec
onded-b by an apPreciatiye public. -
WATCH REruRxs.-James Fiaherty, drunk and
disorderly; fine and costs, 80 Is. Margaret To.
max, colored, profanity and disorderly; do. "A ,s
Moses Brown, arrested under ca.a 10, an ola I'm.
which he failed 70 pay at the time for wb,cl, n,
was superseded; held until the tine is paid. q, 90
to the wofkhouse. "A drunken man was nick "a
up In a condition Of stupidity, which preventsd
him giving his name, rs retained to be sobered.
Tue GREAT TEA-PARrr to be given by the
ladies Of the Thirteenth Baptist Church. this
evening, seems to he the general topic Of CONVEX
sation to-day, among our social circles, and will
no doubt be a most brilliant and deli yhtfu affair.
SEE advertisement Of drauyhs and buggy hosse
foE ssIe, HAl- .- 4'''i- ''...i 1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

W IHk STAR publishes IN LIsrs or Lsrrras
HssAINISs IN THE w AsHrya1o1 r.y,y pn..O.
uSDxR THE rxovfsfoss on THr Law n,,scr,s.
fsEH &c sx rRrSrRp IN rHr xxwspayrn IA WV.
rss LAksEsT CIRCULATION WITHIN THE DELIVERY
os TIE oFFIcE. lfs TOTAL DAILY crRcul rfo, =,
A'A< khAs poJsLk THAT OF ANY oraKa NAM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

WEHAvE FOR RENT OR SALE, two COM
of 9Th and q street., containing rooms each, new
and in complete order. Rent moderate. Terms Of
sale accommodating y CHAPLIN BRO,
au sl-eo2w No A22 7th ST hst O and H.
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DARN FOR SALE.-Tweve miles from Wash
H. ington and mills from Beltsville de pOt-con-
tanning leo acres IN good state of Guilt walton; with
a hue orchard of from 20 hundred fruit trees,
good water; good dwelling with rooms and nee.
sssary out buildings. Two eharehes and one school
house within one mile. Country road on the front
and another on the back of the Farm, running into
the pike three uarters ola mile from the Farm. For
further particulars, apply to the subscriber on the
premises. IL is ony twenty Eve minutes ride in the
cars from Washington to Betsvile. +.
sau 80 2wf ~. g. J. HALL.
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MARAvILLA!
mAkAVlLLA! MARA,
MARAvILIAii
iho most wonderful preparation known
FOv Dssfy0yiHg Ddndynf: -
Csyt0E BdL}usSS.

RQARDiNG.-Mrs BOWIE, 41O 18th street,
- be:w3en F and @, east side, has pleasant asi
rsasOI able ROOMS for rent An ailm
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E0K ENT-Two very desirable RESI-
L DENCES, on street, bstweeu 18th and l4rh
streets, and fronting Franklin Square. These
back buildings, bathrooms, gas. 30 and ha We just
been thoroughly rspai!ei They have ALSO good
vafor At the door, and are convenient distance
from the Departments. Possession given lmmr-
diatsly. Apply to H. c. STEWART, corner of 18th
and II SITS. au 6-1mf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

EOR SALE-An improved FARM Of leo a res,
IN Montgomery county. Md, p miles from
Washington, near the Rockville turnpike. The
dwelling, containipg rooms, with q well OF pure
water at the deof; the out buildings consist Of q
gIaneIy, stablinE, co n koIse. carr lage honse,
shedding, &c. Fifty acres In grass, inc!u ing % Of
Rockyii meade land young orchard of caches,
aud Other fruits. Will be sold low, or exchanged
Apply tn Lieut. JULIUS S. BOHRER No. 81 Pa.
avenue, near the Circle. "a an 3i-Staw4ws
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TO T. ERY FEMALE IN TIE t,NlTED
.STI1ES.
M,s. MONTAGuE's FEMALE CORDIAL

NOR THE CURE OF ALL THOSE PAINFUL
l. DISEASES PECULIAR To WOMEN.
Mrs. Ao>rAGrk. for ui2ny years afflicted with
most Of the diseases that are common t. females
spending large fortune in ten years in try the
different means Of treatment for her relief. Ia no
avail was prevailed upon by many Of he friends
to visit cuba. p.cenber ~. for the purpose Of
regsipiug her former health. While there, she
obtained prescription from Spanish Physician,
Whose silver locks
Hxro tending to The grave
With which. through the mercy OF God, she sas
restored to her youthful health.
After hsr return she made kna~n to hundreds
Of her female sufisrora the sfecta VI the remedy
with equally ~ great success.
This extraordinSry medicine Ia offered to the
public for the relief Of eli the painful and dan
gerous diseases peculiar to women, and that the
female constitution 10 subject to.
To those su'H-ring from 'rrolapsus Cteri,' Lu.
corrho-a, Ammorrhoea, Menorrh2giz Dysnenorr-
hoea-Chlorosi-. speedy cure Al be obtained.
To thpsc suffering from Failing Of the Wo ni'
.r Uterine Weakness OF any kind, the t-male
Cordial 10 especially rcconme nd-d. 1t il war
rant~d to cure this painful disease, II pcrseFcred
In all spinal ale etion.. pain in tie sion II tue
Pclvis oxueSa II spirits. Hysieria sick het
and all those diseases arising from the peculiar
formation Of sonsn a, the Cordial win be foand of
an immense vslac
Thi. me icinc mode rates all excess, and re.
moves all obstruction. it invtgoratcs the iehiita
ted constitution tor the duties Of life and when
taken in mlldle age proves blessing.
Mode-ts ferbids as. in public Advertisement
10 make full the details: but the wrapper around
each letter will fully explain every eA.s.
Merchants, females. or other, b. sending three
cent stamp, can have any information concerning
the operations OF the medicine.
Agents wanted in every village u the United
States. Put up in hai-pint bottles; 81 per hot.
ties: 80 per cent. IN to the trade. All orders
must be addressed to
Dr J II. STeNER0Ap,
lSoit prurri<tor)
n3I-yl Lesistnwn, Pa, Box IL.
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TREAsI RES NOTICE.

Tares for 1888 nom due amd pnyaet(e.
pUBIIC NOTICE is hereby given to the dear
people and loving taxpayers of odd Ce-
dra that their County State, School. Road and
District Taxes for the year A. D. ls5s, are now
due and greatly needed. Iou therefore no
titled tn at the law fixes the time for the PAYNE NJ
Of the same between the lat day Of Nov. 1855,
and the l5tb day Of January 1859.
1t is earnestly expected that you will meet the
payment ofyour taxes with promptness and there
by sustain your high reputation as efficient and
prompt tax payers.
Interest at - per cent will he rigidly enforce
ell after the 18th Of January. 1859 Procure Your
Road Certih atcs from your respective Supcrgi.
sors before presenting yourselves for settlement
AZ this office. III. c. PIATI,
Treasurer Of Cedar county, Iowa.
RiptoD, Treasurers ONCE, Nov. 4th, ls5s.
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Ror / h. Advertiser .
4 Fight.

forth. Advertiser.
4 Fight.
Our attention was arrested, few DAYS
ago, By number of people running, in
one of the principal streets of Upton
On inquiring for the cause, We learned
that two men were fighting.
4 day or two later, collection on the
common, in front Of the school house, at
tracted our notice We found that two
boys, pcrhsp. a dozen years old, were
6-hting
day, We witnessed still more pain
ful scene 1t was a fight between two
little fellows, not more tl.an six or seven
years old There were at least a doze d
looki' & on, and encouraging them in it.
Two or three men were also standing by,
without interfering to put stop to il -
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WHY WILL YOU DELAY :

Why viii you ne siect that disease which is taking
such deep root, and which gives you warning by that
hacking cough, that you fast rpenng for eternity
why encourage that pain in ths side the rising of blood
those nigh. that dhc 1t breathing, which ST.
lently whispers in your that something lie
done you from the grave Of the constructive
why ~ csreessy by permitting that disease to de-
stroy your health, and hasten you to the tomb from
whence no traveller yet returned
SILENCE THAT DREADFUL. CoCGN.
Or death must carry you to your silent grave. Why t."
lay while there yet hope' Consumption is caused y
impur, humors If the blood heinz deposited ia the cells
Of the lungs. Hence. the lungs IKE slring If
ter. when rolled up hy the dirt made IL clear
antly flows through the springs. impurities mud
will lie conveyed away ~ the PURE water. just with
the blood when kept In clean pure state as it
SANITY flows through the lungs. it carries Away Al
rupt matter, and perfect health will b. regular will Ia
reasonable time cuse consumption. The these
pill. used than others, r because they
made pur ing vegetables and cleanse the body
AL corrupt matter, and drive out Disease OF esery de-
scription quicker aud In aiLDxa than other
Pnis.
Dr. Aorse's Indian Root pills are sold BY all
desicrs,in Medicines.
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION
PHILAD Is L.PHlA.

q Bsmseoisat fnsihatioH, sStatAshsa bgs special o.
dornsn for rae reitC Of fhe sIek and distresssa,
afflicted pah EiraisHt Gnd Eytdsmte dis eases
THE HOWARD ASSOC IATIOS, in view Of the awful
destruction Of human life caused ny Sexual diseases
several ago directed their Consulting surgeon
To open Dspensary for the Of this cl1s Of
diseases, in all their forms, and 10 give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRATIS to all who apply by letter, with
description II their condition, age, occupation habits
af life &c and in case Of extreme poverty. 70 FuRS
ISL MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Directors OF ths Association, their late Annual
Report express the highest satisfaction with the success
which has attended the hors Of their Surgeons in the
cure II SrermstorhBa. Seminal Weakness, Gunarr-
hga. elect, syphilis, the vice Onanisrn or SELF
Abusr. Diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder. DC and
order continuance Of the plan for tt. ensuing
year.
An admirable report On Spermatnrrhua, or Seminal
Weakness. the vice Of nnanisn, Mast urhaen or self
Abuse, and either diseases Of the sexa organs. by the
Consulting Surgeon. will he Ivy mail in n sealed
enveiops,] !..E OF oHARGE, on receipt If TWO
STAMPS for postage Address, for report or treatmsnt
DIR. ]. skIDLIS H0TGHTOS, Acting surgeon, How
ard Association, No South Ninth Street, phiIadel.
rhia, Ia. If:ly1
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$4,000 Bundles Wire Fencing

We are prepared TO make contracts with deal
crs for hrst quality annealed Fence Wire, Nos. s
ami .. in quantities Of not less than one ton. de-
Iiverable 81 our Warehouse at any time previous
10 the first day of June nest--ise per cent. cash
10 be paid when the contract i. made, balance
on delivery. Putchasers are invited to CORES
pond with IL. THOS. S. DIfkER~0N.
Jan 2a-5 I'M
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JOHN sEMPLE 4 SON,

q Successor 10 {. II sANZ.
I52 Second ST., MUsCATlNF.
We are now offering for safe q, re-.
duced prices, our large Il varied stock of Jew
cry. Give us a call before pHrch sing sse-
where. Remember tn place at kranz's old
staui, i52 Second street, Muscatne, Iowa
Watches, Clocks aud Jeweiry EARTHLY re.
paired Il
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TuE FouNrAIN HILL NURSERY, near
Muscatinc, is well and favorably known
to many of our readers. Every man,
woman aud child should read the new
advertisement of .Sucl Foster e To., for
they will then know where to find many
things that are necessary to make our
houses, Homes. We believe i, would
be far better for us, If we would rise
more fruits and use them, aud en-. less
pork. Many of the smaller fruits can be
easily and speedily brought into bear
Ing.
Nothing tends more to make families
happy and contented than to have their
homes beautifed by shrub. aud flowers
If our people would spend less to increase
their landed estate, aud more to make
their homes pleasant and cheerful, We
should hear less of children going sstray
If home is not pleasant and attractive,
pleasure will be sought elsewhere, and
the consequences are fearful to contain
plate We say then adorn your homes.
better give your children agood educa. ion
and good morals, than houses aud lands
without either.
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TO ALL PERSONS

INDEBTED To THE SCHOOL Fund.
Dnblic Notice is hereby given to all peTons
J. concerned, that the interest on all moness due
the School Fund ofcedar county Iowa, IL due and
payable at the Treasurer ONCE in said county.
On or before the first day Of Jannaf, A. j.. leba.
And II said interest is not paid rs shove spec.
fed, two per cent a. . penalty Tor non payment
for each month, will be added upon The interest
due.
You are further notified that If said interest In
not paid within six months from the III II day OF
January 1850. the amounts unpaid will r~ rcpor.
tad TO the district attorney for collection
rlov,d b. law. ", 4. pIt1f. Tras
Ifptun Cedar county Iowa HJn lie.
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sI'AkEN UP. by Luke Corker, at his residence
L in Iowa township, Cedar county, Iowa on
the day Of November. 1858, an estray BAY
MARE, supposed IT, be one year old last spring
With few white hairs III the forehead. Apprais.
ed at s35, before Alex Hines, ESQ.
4e.3m - W YOUNG clerk
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TAIIoRING

FvNhe Subscriber has resumed the tailoring bust.
i ness a. the old stand one door North Of
Browns furniture store. where he v i'll take pleas
ure in waiting On those who may favor him with
their custom. Clothing made Oh short notice, in
the LATEST and best style and at prices 70 sEt the
times. J" fILlUII
linton pc- 4th. ni9tf
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Northwestern Farmer.
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psAlishsd In the WssI
- over 20 varieties Of tie choicest
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I~AcH SUBSCRIBER
L. Nay s.leeti packages frera the list
The agent Of club Of subscribers
say seie,t 10 paekagss-Fcr q club of
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Taken up by Jackomyer Baldwin, at his resi-
dcnce In Cass township on the ith DAY Of
December 1853 an estray mare, color brown
small white spot on the left side 81 the neck
right hip down, about II ha IDS high. and sup
posed he > years old. Appraised at So, before
b. &. LIsk Esq.
52.3m s. W. Young, Crk
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BEWARE OF ouACk SOsTRUNs and QrACK
DoCTogs.--rse Helmbold's Highly Coessnsrs
ted Extract Buchu for all diseases Of the bladder
kidnsys.and sexual organs Read the advertise
uent "iieInbold's Genuine Preparation
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o3I-yl
EATRANED.
hrninQt on.

I>RON the subscriber, one yoke oil five year
l. oids, red aud white--ouc almost white, ole
line back; One brindle COW, short tail
GEO. +. DEyERFt'y.
fafninWon. Grove. Feb. g, ls5S.