davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-07

Y. M. M. L. LECTURES THOMAS STARE
KING To- MoRsow EvESNa.--Rev. Thomas
Starr King. of Boston, will deliver the first
lecture Of the Winter Course before the Mer-
camille Library Association tomorrow even.
Ing at Pikss Opera House. Subject-"Lawa
OF Disorder" A crowded house may be ex-
pected to hear this distinguished lecturer and
eminent divine. r
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-07
PRoRArH n0uRr.

Ball was rendered FOR Leonard Fowler, In
custody, on charge Of having ia possession couh.
terfeit money. James Moore, in answer to inter-
rogatori.s put by the Court and the Prosecuting
Attorne stated tnut he had offered himself for ball
in similar cases; that he had been secured In this
cass by q MORTGAGE given 10 him by Eliza Roberts,
aud that he was the own.r Of a tract Of land In
Springfield Township. Ths title could not bs found
Cd record, ard the bail was refused. The prisoner
was rsmanded to jail.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-07

DENNIsoN HoUsE.--From an occasional
glance at the register of this old and popular
hotel, we learn that II continues to be the fa-
vorlte homo of the traveller. 1t is centrally
located, well furnished, pleasantly arranged;
and, under the charge of Dennison the
younger, must continue to add to its number
of patrons.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-07
LAW REPORT.
HAMILTON COUNTY DISTRICT couRr.

TIE MARpAMUs AeAIssT rHA AUDITOR
The application fjr q peremptory mandamns In the
case o the executors of Harkntss against the County
Auditor to compel the latter TO change the location
Of certain properly returned for taxation (oass
ported before) refused, and an exception taken
to the ruling Of the Court. rsatF
Wars or ERRoR-A writ OF error rsturnsble to
tho supreme Court was allowed 10 the case Of jacob
Parker, convicted at murder in the second degree
In the case Of the state against o. Drsool writ oi
error was also allowed 900 +.
This Court closed up It's business for the session,
and adjourned sine die. ,..... ~ l.I
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-07

SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO LITTLE GrBL.-A
little girl about Eve years Of age, whose parents
reside on Races street, near Fifth, was run over
by carelessly driven milk wagon, on Satur-
day afternoon, and con nsiderably injured. We
were unable to learn the name Of tho child or
the extent Of Its injuries, but were informed
that both legs were SO badly crushed at the
knees 1t was feared both would have to be am.
putated
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-07

RuNAwAY.-A horse attached to a buggy
containing a man and woman ran away yes
tterday evening, near Millcreek, and threw
them both out, ipjuring the man quite severely.
After the horse had quite demolished the
vehicle no was stopped and retained to the
city. The woman was not injured.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-07
HOME INTEREST.

E1- A. A. Eyster, Clocks, Watches and
Jewelry, Nos. a4l and III Western.row.
IF S- Daguerrean Gallery, southwest cor
ner Of Sixth and western.row, over Hannaford's
drugstore. Pictures taken and ut in good canes
for twenty cents. Warranted to please.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-07

The Judges sat In General Term, and heard
motion to reverse the proceedings at Special Term
Railroad Company, The plaintiff claimed dover out
OF certain property which had been condemned for
the purposes OF the railroad, aud which condemna.
tion was alleged to bs bar to her claim. The plain.
til was not party the proceedings.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-07

Gs- Delaud, Gosssge q Cuylor are making
q magnificent display OF winter cloaks and
shawls, silks and woolen dress goods, and In
fact Of every variety OF fancy and staple dry
goods, which they are ofsringat great bargains.
60 to "a West Pourth-strset for everything
nav and deairAhle -
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-07

FIRE YESTERDAY MORNING. - Yesterday
about three o'clock, FIRE broke out
In two-story franc building, located on West
ern-r row, near Everett-strest, and occupied by a
German as bakery and drinking house.
With Its contents it was only partially de.
stroyed, and the loss will not reach three hun
dred dollars, fully covered by insurance. The
fire 10 supposed to have been the work Of an
who Atst robbed the building, but
nothing definite is known In regard to its
nririn n u ---N .L.L..-. - I'M .---
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-07
November, . 1850.

MAN FouSD DRowNsD-.CoRoNsR' INQUEST.
An unknown man was found in the river at
the foot of Walnut-street, on Saturday after
noon. Coroner Carey held an inquest upon the
body, but the efforts Of the jury developed
nothing which threw any light upon his past
life. No marks of violence were found upon
the body, and for this reason, as Is usual in
such cases, = verdict Of accidental drowning
was returned. nIa WOW nm laaalI
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-07
Oh T Y N E w s. .

FoR SALE.-0ne-half of the Covineton
Route on PENNY Press, is offered for sole to o
prompt and active carrier. Apply at Count
ing-room.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-07
FOR SALE.

N0R SALE-A Singe-thread SEWING
~ MACHINE, with Treadle and all complete.
VIII BIO sold very cheap. Apply at Mr.. SUTTON'S
ana John. no5bH
NOR SALE-DRUG STORE--Worth about
~ $500; located in fourishing city In Central
Ohio with trade Of 81, 900 to IS ono per nnuum Can
be had on reasonable terms by addressing Druggist,
=. " BOX 41g, Cinclnnatf. no4-3c
N0R SALE-0mnibuses, Peddler Wagons,
IL Spring Wagons and Buggles. =
]. r. PALMER,
0cl2-ameod' Bank-street Omnibus Factory
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-07

CLOSING SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS. Graf &
70. sell, this morning, at nine o'clock, at store
No. l8 Feast Fourth-street, variety of choice
paintings.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-07
THE PRES S.
MONDAY..................,....,....-.N .NOVENBRR

NorIcE.-We take occasion again to notify
our patrons living in the district bounded by
Fifth and Seventh streets, and Main and West
ern-row, not to pay moneys to any one but Mr..
RoLLIsToN, the present carrier, as he alone is
entitled to oil dues subsequent to Monday,
October II. No one else has any right to sub.
scriptions due after that date. 40! d.,
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-07

Gsr John shillito 4 Go. advertise new
styles sloaks and shawls in to.day's Passs.
Road their advertisement ain ~ ~
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-07
AUCTION SALES.

Pratt's 22d Annual Sale of
VALUABLE BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
i,smn ra At Auction.
yNNO- NIGHT AT 7 O'CLOCK AND FOL-
~ LOWING NIGHTS THIS WEEK,
At No. - West Fourth.stre eet,
(NeIt to Smith Nixon's Hall)
ow- Books at Private Sale during the day at about
half the Publishers prices.
Ladies' and gentlemen are respectfully invited to
nol.f KEILoeaol " MlIkiAiis, ff4Ati sAaan. Hseers..
a UCTION SALE by JACOB GRAPF
"A co., ,Fursl Fprsl yursl-The second sale Of
Errs Robss, &s3 &s3 VII be O. " o'clock, on tn RS
stock Of the aner quality Of Ladies' Turs They can
De no, seen 0' "'51tSS 5%coS GRAFT co., Aue.on..r.
A CTION. E-BY 9. BRA
"A sHEARs& co., seles.rOoms Nos. 81 and 80
ss hR o.
at O'Clock, an ex,ensiye assortment Of Groceries,
bikes lbs and g. ToSaoco 800 dozen Paint Cd BUCK
It, Sdia ys pSpsr S kes; ESSt' 40 Srl' smof
na Also ssi soSs, Indigo, Bdcrd, Soap,
N MOI q. BRxsHEARs I o.. AaotiOn..rt.
a UCTION SALE.-BY H. S. MILES
IN & C0.-Salss room No. 3s Main street Gro
ceries, Gasaware, Boots AID Shoes. at Auction, On
TUESDAY MORNING, Nov. g. at Q o'clock, Staple
Groceries, Glassware. Boots aud Shoes, Liquors, 40.
500 bags hio Coffee, Is brs. Refined Sugar,
moi d. 3. MILES q CO.. AustIonesrs.
UCTION ALE.-BY THOMAS
"A JOHNSTON, in Sales rooms, No. % Main street,
(next to Trust Company Bank. -Assances sale Of
Dry Goods, Ribbons. Lacss, 90 ,continued; TUBS.
DAY MORNING, November 8, commencing at sh
o'clock win BE- sold by order e Assignse the bal
which are many desirable goods.
hLSO-Lars Q stock OF Cloths, Cass merse, satinets,
Overcoatings, Blankets, vevete, Print stuffs, 30.
ALt0-Large lot Of Mems and Boys extra Brogans,
women's, Misses and Chdren's fine Shoes and
Boots; Ladies' Caters; Mems nne Congress Boots;
on,Slu noY i'' III THOMAS JoRNsToN.% % %Asctioneer;
a UCTION sALE.-BY ALEX. JOHN
fASTON-Sslesroom No East Thrd.t t,eet.-
$500 worth Of Dry Goods AZ Auction One
bundred and Fifty Packages OF Dry Goods, In
catalogue form. Positive sale without any reserve,
for sasn Ofa stock Of Fancy Dry GSods sns to
TUESD MIR: IN g, Nov 8, commencing
at sk o'clock, A. N. The stock Is all IN good order
and perfect and consists Of every vary and size Of
Merino Unders aud Drawers for children, cents
and La les, 81 X, Cotton and Woollen hosiery n ale
sizes, Lisls and Cotton Cloves, Gents Buck Hoyesl
Ss, Also, al invoice ii Black silks, shawl, Italian
me Goods are now open for examination, and the
sity and county Merchants are invited to call ard
exariue a. thsy Will be poslNvey sold without any
rcs.rys fbr sash.. .pddih = ~ ms'd nosd
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-07

9e- Hickey, Mallory 4 Co. are out ,aith
another list Of new books. See advertisement
II another column. G. w .EMN
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-07
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-ROOMS-Two eligible base
IA ment rooms; also several unfurnished lodging
rooms for gentlemen. Apply at office No iii West
Sixthstreet. no7ht
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-07

Ge- Meteorological observations for the
PENNY PRESS, by Henry Ware, 0pdcian, No.
Z West Fourth-street, November ), 1859.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-07
PRO3RAMME.
Rossini.

L.
l.-0verture, 'William Tell, !" by the 90.
lnmbta Orchestra. a.......!................ Rossini
3-Prelogue, written EXPIRE ssy for tho U0T
occasion, by DR.. NJ. Lilenthal,
spoken BY a young lady ...............
s-Grand Chorus, from schiller's
"Bell," with orchestra accompani.
mtnt, under the direction Of Prof
Barul. ......".....,................. Bomberg
4.-POem, dedicated to the Schiller Fes.
tival, by DR.. kothenheim.....,.......
5.-OratiOn, by pr A. Roseufald.....
6.-Fss.iyal Drama, written Tor the 90.
casion by i,r. Lilienthal, introduo.
ing the ''genii" of Germany, Russia,
France and America with grand
chorns by number OF young ladies,
aud tableaux from the principle dra.
matte works Of schiller, endiug with
the coronation Of the bust OF Schiller.
7.-Uhorus from Sohillers "Bell,". "...... Romberg
PART II. H.. H.
s.-0verture by the Columbia Orches. s-.+.
ira MassaniellO ellO......................... Auber
o. Chorus from Schillers "Bell, "....... Romberg
l0.--ecene from Schiler's "Don Carlos"
.-Soliloquy from Joan dare" bya
young lady. dy................... ...........
l2.-Poen, dedicated to the Centennial
Anniversary OF Schiller's birthday. ....
by Fred. Freilgrath. h...,.................
PART III.
GRAND BANQUET.
PART ". ..
GRAND BALL.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-07

ENOR RENF-A BRICK DWELLING
~ HOUSE-C Containing six rooms. Terms rea.
sonable. Apply No. 1902 Race-street. no5b+
N0R RENT-rWELVE FINE LODGING
II, R0OMS-0f different sizes, In the fourth-story
OF Apollo Buildings. Ready for rcccupancy on the lst
OF Novem Der. Inquire of H. HORTON,
oc3lawt No. Apollo Buildings, I'd floor.
EH0R RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS-with
~. Gas, for Gentlemen, at 2Oi Tllird-street, near
rum. oc3lh~
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-07

ENOR RENT-That we'll known GROCERY
-, STAND, with DWELLING, north. east corner
OF Everett-street and Western-row.
W. p, DEV0U LOCKWOOD,
nOhbF No a Pear.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-07
A UCTION sALE-BY ALEX. JOHN

fs Vt @k Wl GE EE '',"ii
is9H. fiu ..U ..f aN e,np lt,..44 @ m' - =
CAU 4lhaHWglJ aitans aG5l Iii II
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-07
BOARDING.

R0ARDING-Two gentlemen can obtain
-AD pleasant room, with board, at No, lO7 Long.
worth-street, between Elm and Plum. Terms mod
crate no5bs
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-07

a UCTION SALE.-BY H. S. MILES
"A 4 CO.-Salse.room No. 80 Main. .street Gro
TUIsDAY MORNING, Nov. 8. at . O'Clock, Staple
Groceries, Glassware. Boots aud shoes, Liquors, 40.
AIS 90 bags hio Coffee, Is brs. Refined Sugar.
moi 80 Il. &. MILES q CO., Auotioneers.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-07

PRoeRAMME or THE SCHILLER CENTENNIAL
FBsTrvAL.-The following Is q programme of
the Schiller Centennial Festival, to take place
at the Alemania, corner Of Sixth and Main
streets, next Thursday evening: ara'.
pR01e MMr ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-26
IA. yoaksYON.
u BALTIMORE

u BALTIMO1E zos
"a. s.ss-.r.d u. ..., c.r.i. sp..ay .nd osiJ Ef.s
Remedy In the wsrld fer ell
DIsEASES OF IMPRU DENcI.
LET NO FALSE DKLICAcY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
n-A CsRE WARRANT ED OR NO CHARGE IL TWO
w.fn..s sfths Back sreturss Af.et.ns q the Kdnsys
an. q. s Bladder. la,ora;5y D.sh.l m8o.nsy G.1:i.l
fasion OF ds.s, P.Ipt.uon Heart Tmday
Nos. CT Sun is.suOn. of n. LaHs., sso@.ss or
ko.. T.rnbl, D"ordsr .Isnf froH Solitary H.bits Of
De- Marriage P''S. s1s s';gsy both Body ana sa'as
Esp.e.y vAs A.r. tssems The victim. Of so..ry vi..
shst dreadful and destructive n, which annually sweeps
brilliant intsl.et VIE might ots.rsss have
sntrane listening ssnstss vh the thsndsr Of sOqusnes
t,ass.
hAHRlEbPRssoNs Ys.nr Men sssun ylsunr Mar
.gs beng .sa. Rsy.is.i v''so''' organic debility,
u. rha plaes, sndtr h. care Of Dr. J. may r.Iiri
sasy e0nsds in HE honor g'adsnsn and esotd,nty
f'1 oFFicE No. SOUTH FKEnEsIcE srRrrY,
!sh hand .a, gonI from Balunsr. street, 70. eosr Ire.
M" b paid and s'ni nm a J ,;;ssR;
Member Rsy. Ccl.gs Of surr.eo, L.ndsn rrs d,.
from Of tie CeiIs st,tss
1Rs has . S.'. ppm n e: b.:
fsetsd Some Of the mest sscnishinr that
,spnd., With ,qu.nt biushnT .i.nd.d come
aH'' VIM T1kI fSsEi S;Gf ri NOTICE. sic da'
Yssng Mes snd ehsrs vhs have insrsd mssivss ~
ssrssin indslgst in when soas-s habit fsqssniy
learned from ., comp.nens OF al school, h' sfssu q
ns.. i.1 pas sns ;.! s '1 s. . ..s
ssdy, should spPly inmsdistsly.
ms. he had Dnn.. :. sss aos ne .. f ss.ea .Is
y = Is:s:s S.:s: is'tSi
sy%gRs ION. e 4, Csn nTs 90. &C,
b drd.d-Loss Memory, Confu,loa Of ds.. 1.Presr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-26
ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL.-C Haines and lady,
Besttie, Ky; Miss M Beatfie, do; K X SHssd,
DO; 3 Davis, Tex; M,s Yk Butts, do; z Ro.h,
Miss; = MeGehee, do; G q Crosby I'D lazy, Ct;
T w WllkIn'on, Ga; Green, Md; Miss H S
butts, Texas; r. holland ard lady, NY; Sims
Miss; Tayl or, La; We'll. do; G w Bander,
do; 6 : Crawford, Pa: s Potter, 40; T. Jones
NY; q Shepherd. Va.
j hail, Mo; q ID Hoover, Md; ii Snowman 40; r
y WhPple, do; 0sninss. Pa; M Nilsson, do; A $
Mass; F A Luoher, Mo; Z Mitchell and fanny,
Ala, Flsuell do; Miss A FIgnll, do; Miss S~af,
STA ke sna lady tia; Mis-. Stake, Sc; Knapp,
and lady, Miss; w Merritt, Md
WILLARDS HOTEI.-R warrick, Cal; Mr.
Swift, Mas II Richardson, nv; C. Jones' Mas:
TT Witherspoon, Ala; Mrs : g WItberspoon do:
Love, Md.
KIRKWOOD HOUSE-R Fuller, Mass; liner,
NY; Lewis. pc; w Peaehy, Va; T. Murp
Va; Carper, do.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-26

II One Of the parties engaged in raising the
Russian ships sunk at Sebastopol, writes to friend
in Boston in reference to the progress of the work
al have raised whole thirteen fourteen steamers
and vessels Of various sizes, and broken to pieces
and removed fourteen or fifteen more and the wor K
goes bravely on, and will continue to a successful
completion.
III John Cobb, a young man of 1s, was hung
at Atlanta, Ga: lately, for shooting wealthy lib
ertine who had seduced his sister. Cobb was con-
victed and sentenced last year, but the feeling in
his behalf was so strong that Gov. Ellis was In
duced to reprieve him for twelve months.
IL Two little bows, sons Of Messrs VIM. Ma
son and VIM. b. Wheeler, were severely burned
at Easton, Md, by the explosion of quantity OF
powder, with which they were loading large
key cannon.
IL Mr.. Pratt was fined $50 in Memphis fol
whipping his wife. The Judge said, a salve
To his feelings that II 'no great harm to w hi
some wives, provided the public were not dis
turbed by the operation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-26

ID II Is very strange thing that the utiliza-
ton Of almost every marked improvement in
artillery is attributable to minds untrammeled
by the routine and laws Of that department, and
cannon are now undergoing wonderful mutt
ton under the auspices of the French Emperor,
as they did two hundred years ago under the
artillery inflicted astounding losses on the
astonished lmperalisss, opposed to the Swedes
in the seventeenth century, as the rifle clnnons
are now Occasioning To the Austrians opposed
tothe French. Three monarchs, 6 ustavus Adolphus
of Sweden, Frederic the Great of Prussia and Louis
Napoleon, without regular military education or
apprenticeship in the branch In which they ex-
ceiled, were the ostcnsible authors of such mar
velous and beneficial changes that il is inexplica-
bic how their advantages could have escaped the
glance or eluded the search Of intelligent men
devoted to the amelioration and development of
the arm to which they belonged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-26

ID The assessors in Ohio, under the act of the
Legislature, have endeavored to ascertain the total
number Of sheep killed and injured by dogs
during the year 1s5S. The returns from only a
few counties have been published, but these, few
as the counties are, disclose a fearful amount of
slaughter. In eleven counties. 1854 sheep were
killed, and 800 wounded, the aggregate loss
being SIS .3i2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-26

VI Mr.. Roobub's agricultural operations are
rather peculiar When his peas are up high
enough to bush, he trims his fruit trees and uses
the branches for that purpose. He has just tlken
down the pieces of bright tin that he hung up in
his cherry trees to scare the robins and finds them
covered with birdlime. He didn't pick any cher
Ties himself 70 be sure, but he gave the tin exper
iment fair trial. and proposes next year to stand
under the trees and shoot many Of the feathered
songsters and thieves as he can get sight of. He
thinks that whether their crops contain more lar
var and worms than cherries, or more cherries
than worms, will make but slight difference as To
their merits in a bird-pie. Mr.. Roobub's water
melon vines have begun to run, and be finds that
he must stop 'em or else pull up his beets, which
were planted too near. of stop 'em now, }" he
says, al shall have no melons, and if pull up the
bees and let the melon vines run, and they don Z
set any fruit, I shall have neither beeh nor
melons" We advise him to let the melons run
into the beet bed, and let them both grow to-
gether till the harvest IL both fail, he can always
ind enough In Quincy Market.-Boston Post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-26
THE EVENING STAR
ENCELADuA.


IS BY n. ". fLoNapKILow. st-.~
Under Mount Etns he lies, ...-r-z-
10 10 samber, Il Is not death .. -.r & 90 20.
For he struggles at times to arise, h-rs.tg b.
And above him the lurit skies
Are hot with his fery breath.
The esags are piled on his breast, -.-
The earth Is heaped on has head;
But the groans Of his wild unrest.
Though smothered and half suppressed.
Are heard, and he u not dead.
And the nations far away f'Fi
Are vatching with eager eyes: --
They talk together and say, .H'.r-. .s
Tomorrow, per haps TO day, ...... -
Enceladus will arise" b., ...... .. .
And the old gods, the auStere 70
Oppressors IN their strength,
Stand az hast and white with fear,
At the omlnous sounds they hear, .'
And trembie, and mutter, AT length"
All, me, for the land that Is sewn
With the harvest OF despair.
Where the burning cInders, blown -.4--
From the liss Of the overthrow
Enceladus fill the air. ~
where ashes are heaped in drifts
Over viney ard and field and town,
Whenever he starts and lifts
His head through the blackened riits
OF the crags that keep him down.
Zee, see. the red light shines
It's the glare OF hi awful eyes, ..... b.
Apd the storm wind shouts through the pines
OF Alps and Of Apennines,
"EEceladus, arise -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-26
L Oh. j. S. k0SEs MEDfoTNBs,

- Or PnILA DKLpHIA. ...|
Of extensive and suocessfsl practice, and are the
only IelSble PreRerarons 10 eure ths various lls
De. j q. kosEs COUGH SYRUP, OR Ex
Hoerseness, Brosehitis, and al Lang diseases.
PI rs s. osnt s6 ssd a. At.rsRN.r,vr svpup
or Blood Purifier FOR the cure OF Scrofsa Old Erup,
hons, Chronic Diseases, Ulcers, Svsled Neck, and
Price nj. ''''A - ''>'' VI 'H' '''>'''
DR.. j. q ROSES DYsPEPTIC COMPOUND.
DR., s. HOSES PAIN cpRER III, not
curing Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Aches, Cholic,
Pans IN the Stomach and Bowels, SPraLns Bruises,
pain internally or externally. Prioe. u, IS and d
oepts bottle. : = -
ffyoa wish % get CURED of any Of the above eom-
plants, get DR.. }, s ROSES 6ENUiNE MEDf-
ClNES, which you will know when genuine By
bottle: Sold BY druggists generally. :.
N. b.-Bevare OF those Door no6trums purportipe
TO be the best in the world. in a ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-26
In '' 0o WoREp. Aor IN THE
The best COUGH sYR UP in the World 10
HARTsHORNE,S PEGT9RAL SYRUP OF

nounced BY medical mon, and those Who have used
it, to be the best preparation for Ccsgis, Colds Ca
Cold and preventive Of that hon Of diseases, Oos
swnpptso1. p.
Persons who sing should use il IL 10 pleasant to
the taste, sotsns, clears and strengthens the voice.
asys all irritation OF the throat and lunss, and pre-
vents taking GOLD.
Ir Bottles IS and 50 oents and OIL. Sold BY sn
druggists In Washington, 9sofgstovr and Alexap-
drlS. 90 ll-H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-26
1te HSS2$SHF
PREPARED BY CHEMIST

bnu centb anu ONO UOII8f.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
HARrsHoRNEsssc utETHSIsAr IL .Aould b. ken,
in al families in case Of accidents sudden sick
ness, as il frequently cures In less time than il
cures TO get physician.
y cures pain IN any part Of the system and 10 used
externally and internally.
DA the freSaent changes of the weather pro
duce bad Cold, rheumatism, Pain in the Limbo
and Body; also, Shf Neck-every person should
get q bottle. II acts upon the Nerves, Muscles,
Sinews, Blood and Bones; and by its warming cleo
Iomagnetc power, expels al pain from the system.
Get bottle and Try 1t
HoRSE's PEcToRAt sYktP OF Witib
World.
lyon are Bilious, use CRAFTSMANSHIP
BILIOUS PILLS. They act Upon the Liver, Sto-
mauh and Bowels, carrying of al Bile and Foul Sc
oretions.
The above medicines 70 be had at ell DRUG Stores
in Washington city; KIDWELL ClSSELL q
Georgetown; II. PEEL Co., Alexandria.
1-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-26

"A FOR CASH ONLY.
We offer our entire stock at cost Prices
All Barge and Organdy Robes,
Rich Bareges and Lawns by the yard,
All Fancy Dress Silks and Silk Robes
5OJ yards beautiful Silks at IS cent, the best and
cheapest goods eyer offered in this market,
With a large stock of staple Goods. suitable for
families generally to which we ask their especial
atts ntiOn, desire sell off our stock preyous
TO enlaTglng our store rooms.
J. w. COLLEY & CO.,
jy 16-2w 523 18th st., above Pa av