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TnES Sz5En11rE2 p; 2; 9: ROsE's

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COLUMBIA MARKET,
APPLES, cRAEEBBEGHRiIGS gYrTER. and

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-15
TIE BEST COggH SYRUP In TIM
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!. AyER's cATHARIIc PILLs.
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NEw YoEEIHk Az 3 aWYyAtffNH1I .N

" STEAMSHIP LINE.
The Steamer, MOUNT VERNON win leave
SSs ;..ifsaI'iE WHY ~ M%iES6lsisssf s.
Pa.ssussr err can join De ship Il Alsxasdris It say
hYs before the hsur Of The stsemer's deeennsa.
cross the bar in Of low water eli goods
viii b promptly dghtsred TO and from the stssmsF
For freight OF Ias.sge apply 70 80 - u z
1 MORGAN,& RHINEHART, /
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Inst rsiirns1
klbis one Of The
fnest sfecks,of
e5illss In CeRee.
TslW as, E9f
CaReo, and Vfc-
torines. ~
All Furs sold e
4
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oUA,o1 Hrss4 81 Sf1ExEsAL YEARS

sons health addicted With fts. you rsmsnbss. b
sss9!ed ye have every confidence IN you and yoYI
medicine i doing him great good. His hssith /;
pd55 ,nSfoyin{ md Es are sneorrsssd :spsel
sinss. WIN. 2. H1RRis, Gioton, ceis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-15
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Observation-Disclosures.
dia u Woek yqH sisinsd q vosd. Il has done &,
iss S.s.sA s s.'r ,.ssess. s "A
q sSs S e . sxfs sS fos
{: svSsI vssis Nv life Il VOID rsccmns sd % "a
] fF@t GEO. II. DUNCAN,1l7 Wal @ !. M "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-15
UsIvRssAIr dhoteH RExrDr.

CHkONIC AND C0MM0N COTGHS,
Loss OF yOICE. STOMlCH DE-
S!zLEsTDfasfkZIss FF eed Sxr fnoggsEs'
Large Beetles 50 essfs. SSsau Beetles s essfs.
aef AND TIE JUSTLY cxLxsRArxD
TohU .A06oDxH1
FOR NEURlLGIA, NERVOUS HEADACHE,
E1RACHE, TOOTHACHE, GOUT, RHE o.
MATISM. 81. YlTUS DANCE. Loss
sas TotS coMPL1fNTS. N.E
Prizes 50 Costs Sr Beetle. ! -. -
These Preparations being made By striet phsrma-
ceuticai laws, sustainsd By testimonials ierfe0tly
reliabls and within the sch Of ell, arc nov, afcg
eight yesr use in private circles, and having per
formed remarkable cures, offered to the public viii
that confidence In their curative powers that should
warrant al In making ttl4l OF thSm. - -. -.
Circulars, testlmonials, and every evidences "a
stems then confidence, can Be found With Al deal
efs, TO vhtch We ask particular attention. and On
which We rely Tor appreciation. Es1I1
.s,.sr.a J. ", 4UNNEWELL Z CO.. 49,.
3. 9, Z and D Commercial Wharf.
asal.4 e4s4gy y II, Sole Agents for Boston.
"a GEORGE HUNNEwELL,
'1is4 1se8s Ks tsasas Sole Agent for Nsv York.
Fos sale y ne s@sl sgsnss IN .ysry city. ssd ),
AIox8uorb3sf 4 ftffG.faff no U-oOly
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Trans viii run - follow.
Lev: WWAAssHHINTSE 4 IS s sss Is Is : e
On SUNDAY at 50 D. m, only !. u ssi
: :y: s sALFIASkE 8 3 s saa Il

Pessenge . FOR the EAST win take trains sts0
And * 2. NJ, and SO 2 NJ
For ANNAPOLIS ct 7.l6a. m, and $50 On.
For NORFOLK q 7,5 Z: m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-15

furs made to yFder, altered esansds Ard repaired
b psasteal furrisfs. 800 = 80 s --.s.f-l
: Sign Of the "Whits bsaf,o 8
dee-3w s3r- = corner eth Ct and Pas =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-15

FEvERS CURED BY THE MEDICAL SALT.
ny wife UPS ttacted WITH very high fsven,
which would last nine days ut . time. vas Undue
ed 70 try Ey. CogysyslPs Medical Salt. Aftsr Civ
Ing , : AT sf.sa It entirely broke her fever
's''''d =. N. Eleventh ..r.!;, H il Pc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-15

was troubled With in6am9atosy Ekssnsflss
Tor Tor lcsf nHe, and eoEa 9nd notAins e Islieys
COrsvsfs Medical Salt, WhieR entirsty eSrsd Ne.
would fSs cI II 0sS sSs - e ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-15

Z ! |!s 4! 3 !!s1dI!|s|!YA = Y,
ksssE - q ~ ~ ~ - W.ssn - = 49,
;s; ,xsTsfse
$N 9 s&2sH
:!9gsEs I&Iz 8. 81
e =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-15
3ALTlMORE A kSQs nHIS kAIkS S2244RRcHT

CHANGE OF HouIs.
iss ~ Monday sssssiss, OcsssW n, ian
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STILL AsorHzRc GhSE or kHEvArzsH
confined 20 my 6sd, Ipurehsssds BOZ 9f Df. Core
vell,s edioal Salt, and found Q radical ours
to give il . syis!: HUGH ATKINSON,
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sylvar,s ayeese- over P~rd's Ovps e6nsa = Al-lv
ME- .t2fHE S9s.iH,e:s TIE isssst ssyls
- esR.scs sers:s Rrss:o neas n ths nsss
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-. oSE 81, 8. q. =, !.
~ 2 e Ny ssS: S .S n;
s:l.:ssSS s.dss' 81 ;sSsssssc n 90
Also, ~ ordSfs ler pinpsss, suppers, Balls, ma
RnYaey PSrtes. yhiSA will BE sssvs4 urda his n
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n MRROTYPE1
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u0 ot. and Penn
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aad ths grsstsr per q vkoss NE bssa spssI 1. a
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-08
The st. Louis Murder.

The papers bring us heightened details of
the excitement produced at st. Louis by the
assassination of Mr.. Joseph Charless by Jos
w. Thornton. The telegraph has since an
nounced the death of Mr.. Charles. He was
born in Lexington, KY, in 1904. and his
father removed to st. Louis in 1907. Mr..
Charless was of the firm of Charless, Blow j.
Co., wholesale druggists, and at one time
President of the Bank of Missouri While oc-
cupying that position, Thornton. who had
been Secretary of the Boatmen's Saving In
stitution, and was suspected of having en-
bazzeled some $50, 900, for which he had been
tried and acquitted. deposited ID sum of money
in the Bank of Missouri in notes on that bank
which appeared to have been buried in the
ground for some time. his cansee renewed
suspicion against Thornton. and Mr.. Charless
was summoned before the grand jury to testify
in the matter. Thornton had made threats to
kill MIR. Charless and two other gentlemen.
We let the st. Louis Democrat tell the manner
in which the deed was commits ted:
Mr.. Charles had but recently left his house,
which is situated on the corner of Fifth street
and Walnut, and was proceeding down
Market towards his store OF Main street,
ween he was met by Mr. Thornton on the
South side of the street, between Third and
Fourth. Thornton, is said, was accompani-
ed by another man who had escaped Step
piuS up 70 MI. OudTIcSS, 1HOInlOu duuTtsScu
him in these words:
You are the s-n of a BIB that swore
against my character" Simultaneous with
the utterance of !he above Thornton drew
pistol and fired the cOntens of one barrel in-
to Mr.. Charles abdomen, which felled him to
the ground. AS he attempted to rise Thorn
ton discharged another barrel, the ball of
which took effect in the side, passing through
the body and ont on the right side posteriOr-
ly. Mr.. Charles again fell, but sprang up
and reeled into the store Immediately in front
of which the murder was committed, and
which is occupied by Mr. j. S. Thompson as
a lace and trimming establishment. Mrs.
Dunn was alone present, but friends of Mr..
Charlt s. were almost instantly on hand, and
he was conveyed To the back part of the store
sufferer extended upon it. Messengers were
at once dispatched for medical assistance,
and others TO inform the male members of the
family of the distressing occurrence.
Thornton was shortly afterwards arrested.
While being taken to jail. he was followed
by a large crowd and became much alarmed
for his safety. The Ulcers took him to u sta
ton house and finally to the Jail by circuit
Gus route. 1t was surrounded 10y all immense
number, composed Of the most substantial
citizens, who demanded his surrender. Sew
eral speakers, and among them the brother-in-
law of Mr. Charles, addressed the crowd, ask
ing them to disperse, and let The law take its
conrse, which they finally did.
Thornton displayed no conjunction after
being taken to his cell, but said he intended
to kill Charles.
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Joshua +. Bell on President Ruch-

The following extract from the Hopkins
Hopkinsville the other day will give those
who have never listened to Mr.. BELL. some
faint idea of his manner on the stump:
He would use no harsh words of Buchan-
an, for he was statesman of large expert
ence and had held stations of the highest
trust and profit. But the President had con-
nived and winked at, if he did not directly
commit these frauds, and the people should
speak forth a rebuke never to be forguttea
When the ancient Roman Nautilus, surnamed
Capitolinus, for his heroic defense of the cap
itol on one occasion against an invading en-
envy, after being loaded with all honors for
his valor by grateful country, in his old
age was guilty of embeZzlement, the indig-
nant citizens. loving virtue in their officer
more thu a they admired heroism in their SOL
diers, threw ManIius. who had dared TO abuse
their confidence. headlong from the Tarpean
rock, and Roman justice and integrity tri-
umphed over Roman gratitude. Let Ken
lucky emulate that example of stern retri-
button. and show the world that virtue in
public Office is dearer than long life of past
services with all the panoply of wealth and
high station.
Look nj the uneaxmplcd prodigality of the
administration. Eighiy-one millions spent
the first year, by the Presidents own confess
sion, aud seventy -three millions are now
asked. Where has this enormous sum gone
To! Read the Wheatland letter written by
the President himself, in 1852, lamentng
FillmOre's expenditures and declaring that
fifty millions per annum was the groSsest and
most inexcusable extravaganza. We were
told that the Utah war and Paraguay expedi-
tion caused this enormous outlay, but these
were over and still there was a call for sew
enty odd millions. aud the Postofiice Depart
meut was Brought almost to a standstill.
Polk's expenses, with the Mexican war upon
his hands. were S4S000, 900; and yet, in a
time of profound peace, with no acquisition of
Territory, buchanan spends SS3, 900 600 the
first year, add alter borrowing, Issuing Treas
ury notes, and importuning loans from Con-
gress, curtalls few millions, because he Is
utterly unable to procure money. Why did
Mr.. Magotiia, the champion OF the admins
tration, pass over all this
Our readers will find in another column a
very spirited and eloquent account OF the
discussion at Hopkinsville from the pen of "a
prominent citizen OF that town. The knight
-ly courtesy of Bell does not prevent him
from dealing the most terribly destructive
blows. His speeches now even mere than at
lirst seem instinct with burning aud iRyiuc-
ible earnestness. His adversary willis under
the eloquence as ii il were the flashing OF the
sword OF destiny. And we'll he may; for IL is.
Lou. .Joa.
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Massachusetts, New York, Pennsylvania, In
diana, Illinois. California. by the Supreme
Court of Ohio ON the circuit, and. indeed, by
the Supreme Courts of every State in the
Union where the question has been made. and
has never been denied by the Supreme Court
of any Stata-the courts of Wisconsin, not
withstanding the popular impression, not
forming an exception.
VI. The right to rescue escaped slaves
from their owners being denied to all citizens
of the United States by the Constitution; Con-
gress having prohibited il and enforced the
prohibition by penalties: the Supreme Court
Court of the United States and Courts of the
free States having recognized and acquiesced
in such legislative prohibition and punish
ment, If the question is not thus put beyond
the reach of The private personal views of
judges, and if they possess judicial discretion
or power to override on the authority of their
individual opinions this unbruken current of
decisions and this acqniescenee of the States
OF the Union. and change the settled inter-
probation of the Constitution of the United
States; then there is no limit, and no re-
straint upon judges making at any time and
under any circumstances. their own individu-
al opinions, the arbitrary Interpreters OF the
Constitution.
VII. Whatever differences of opinion may
now exist in the public mind. as TO the pow
er of Congress to punish rescuers as provided
in the acts of 1893 and 1850. no such vital
blow is given either to constitutional rights
or State sovereignty by Congress, thus en-
acting law 10 punish violation Of the
Constitution of the United States as to de-
maHd of this Court the organization of re-
sistance. If. after more than sixty years of
aequiescence by all departments of the Ma
tional and State governments, in the power
OF Congress to provide for the punishment
of rescuers of escaped slaves. that power is to
be disregarded and all laws which may be
passed by Congress on this subject from
henceforth are to be persistently resisted and
nullified, the work of revolution should not
be begun by the conservators of the public
peace.