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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-11

WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, Ladies and Gentlemen lose one Of ID err
Sreetest nstura attrsctlonE-a hne head Of halr-it
becomes Q matter OF serious importance, and the
question 10 what shall We do 10 stop the hslr from
S set ~ /, osST tna
hAfR FR6M6TER AND fMPR0HEfRA, a f.s
remove dsrdTuf, keep the soslp elem and VbIts
and lmPart freshness and viroT TO the hair; and
atnongh Jou may have been bald tventy years. the
continued use OF Il two months will lpsure woe a
luxurlant head Of h4ir. Cal and get bottle and II
not SATISFIED after the second application, retprn il
AK fer Or. Harris Hsir Promoter ard Iluproyor,
Sold n RICHMOND BY w. PETERSllN, Drur-
and IN Washington city BY z. d. GILMAN, Drur'
gst, BreEns Hotel Building, Pa. avenue, and b,
avenue. -
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1880 in CoNTINUINs THE IQSO
z Thompson. fdissolvod By hmitation on the LIST
nsant We take the Opportunity Of stating dis
lave been guaged with view to on own security
ana N conformity to the universal shortenieg OF
credits throughout the country. Henceforth We
viii render all bills on the LIST of each and avery
month, and shall insist settiements in CASH. or
by note at date not exceeding so days. -. !
To those OF our customers who will Dash their
b. lis when rendered, we promise deduction of Eve
cent; and on 80 day notes three per cent OF, which
percentage viii be credited to account on current
bills. Our friends will thus notioe intention not
only to lessen own labor and iosses, bat TO give
them the benent Of liberal dscou1 for promptness
ard OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES yet not VI derstCod
thoroug hly by many in w ashIngton. - :
III Small balances and transient accounts. loom
tracted under promise to pay daS two) being
generally more troublesome than profitable, must
hereafter be declined.
IL NO new accounts opened unless accompanied
BY references or Enforcement, Ror on any other
terms than monthly settlements fn cash.
ELVANS 4 THOMPSON,
3B Pa. ave., between 9Th
n "A mt n and Sfs
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COUGHS. COLDS. HOARsENEss, ae.

The prevalence OF the above complaints NJ thls
season generally has the ef cot of bringing out hort
OF professedly new specifics. and whlic some are
good, many are useless, and others even dangerous,
The vIsest course 90 pursue IS 20 consu y0ur fam
ny pnyslclan, or otherwise use only such remedies
As long pubic experience has proved Co be safe ard
emcaolons OfthIG character is TYLFR's COM
FOUND 81 RUP OF GUM ARABIC. OrltTnai-
" the favorte prescription of an eminent physIcIau
usoon became q popular remedy and has cont mi ed
70 eDoy growing reputation for the last twenty
years. In oasee OF common Colds, Coughs, DC, n
acts like charm. and IN Chrome Cases. BronchItls
WhoopIng ough. Group, Asthma, Influenza. q -
Us suooess Is Unparalleled and most Will testify who
have usedlt.
Price p cents and 50 cents per bottle,
Sold By Marin Palmer. Chas. Stott, &c, Wash
lnfton Clssel. Georgetown; Peel& Stevens Al
eIsndris where az NAV be had also, for convenience,
IN Lnztnger form. Price l2h and Is cents boI-
Known as Flyers Gum Arabic Cough Candy
Drops, as an elegaGt. pleasant and efioac.Ous Pull
monte iozenge they are unsurpassed no m SIN
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Traveller Dirsstery,
fravsien' Dirsstsry.
Dt.Eoff'tYP5S s skfEHffxxSThfGss ors.,
:" u - r.,
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST
+ lG
.e, Baltinsrs and OAis Railrsad.

e, Balsiners and Ohis kailrsaa.
s 4, WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
TWO THROUGH TRAINS ARE NOW RUN
FROM wI RsAHlIfSSsfiTSSSs?' sSPd'fIJA E WEST
Is foIovs;
LIST. NJ ALL TRAIN starts a. 7.xs Q. M, SUNDAY
exoeptedp connecting closely at w sshington Juno
a9a1' iSr Srmestlsnd snd Ps,dmont. or,s Avn
caficAs65 EHfPfRiEs sssA cc6tNNEcfiSN I aS.
Wesnngton at $40 ,. m, Reaching CIncInnatl az eS
m; next Day, and connecting directly With Expres.
ITsn for Louisville. Cairo and the Southwest, and
TOT -. Louis, kansxs, &c.
To view the Grand Mountain Sosnery ofthe Road
N Dwight take either the 7.S .. m. or SEQ ,. m
For P.rkers6ufi and all Stations on the North
western Virgins Road take the 90 m. Train. For
Marietta and Clnol matt Railroad take the same.
ters, and every other possible facility vii be founs
e %A W P.SssENsEKs for tn. Main Stem of tn.
BatImors and Ohio Railroad viii leave w Washing
For ali points between Washington Junction And
Piedmont take the 7.45 q. m. tram.
For oil Stations between Piedmont and Wheeli1s
srisk TrGn tsks tie $40 ,. m. Tran. -
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST.
Leave wsshinstos for BalHmers q SIC and ~
Leave Baltimore at 40 and $50 q. m. and 80 and
$50 ,. m. On Sunday az 50 Q. N. only.
The 7.5 and ass trains only will stop at WAY sta
tions and for Annapolis connections.
The Is =. m. and $40 p. m. are the chief connect
Ing Trains for the west, and the $40. 7. and So
For further information inquire st the Baltimore
ana Ono Railroad Ticket ofice, Washington.
7. H. PARSONS, Agent
mon Ms..sr of Trsn,o,t.,,n. p.i,,,aa,.
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n DINNER PARTIES"


DINNER PARTIES w iii be furnished tn fami-
hes at IS. 81, and IS per head or, if they prefer
first class French cook can be sent to thsir resi-
dences to prepare dim for them ut the modera
charge of s. for his services.
Those wish ing to avoid the trouble Of marketing
can have the best the market affords sent TO their
houses at oost prices.
One or more dishes will be sent to any part of the
,NtJ scr those who may desire II. / Eusra ,tee 10
FL uisa better dinner than any other establ shment
In tn 3 eisy, at saving OF IS per cent.
C.. 6AUTIlER,
de l5-Nc2N 252 Pa. av., bet. 18th and IS1 sfs
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DRESS MAKING.

MISS MARGARET DYER, DRRss-MAxER,
has removed to the Wheeler q Wilson SEWING
Machine Agency, No. 3S Penn. avenue, over the
Messrs. Gats' New Jewelry Store, where. having
spacious and pleasant accommodations and in
creased facilities for executing promptly the orders
OF her patrons, she invites the LADIES' to ostl and
leave their orders.
All descriptions of Family Sewing will ba exc
outed in superior manner under the super end
encc Of Mlss Dyer. de % StawSw
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CLAIMS. AND COevEYASCER.
O0es aad 70 ssdsscs. No. sc sfrees easf ,tsss
=. .- Roc, Capitol Hall.
Deeds, Wills. Contrsots, and al Other leGA writ.
mSs. carefully and promptly prepared. no H-2n
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NEW ORLEANS SUGAR

NEW ORLEANS SUGAR
N AND MOLASSEs
We are shortly ex pecting the brig Georgia, with
$50 hogshsads SUGAR.
$40 barrels MOLASSES.4 .-
THIS cargo has been seleotad especially for this
and the District markets, and is represented to be
ofohoice quality.
II wall be offered at public auction on ARRIVAL O,
which due notice will be given.
FOWLE CO..
de Sl-eotf Alexandria Va
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RfhD; RELIEyE: AND INgRoyE YorR

DEAD, BELIEVE, AND IMPROVE YOTR
IL HhALTH.-Madam MOUNTS Consumptinn
Destroyer, acts maeIcaly on Coughs, Colds Asth
ma, Bronchitis, and Consumption. Ia cases Of
colds one or two bottles will effect cure at cost
OF 50 cents. Persons ON al SEQ ions have ordered
dinerent quantities Ivy express. IL 10 purely vege-
tabe babe can take u without injury. hAvnG
been restored TO heath by IL herself from deep con
eumpton. she recommends NJ unheSItatIngly 10 al.
Delays are dangerous. Make immediate spploston
n you wish TO be saved. Apply ~ No. $50 street
between 18th and Isth. at stOtt's. corner Penn,
avenue and 7th street also, 81 Cnlvers coTDeI l2th
street snd Penn. avenue. de s-Sm
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I OOK AT YOUR HANDS AND FEET-AI
- In want OF GLOVES or HOSIERY are--
earnestly requested to call and examine oneLfnlk
OF the largest and finest stocks in Washing ul6,l
ton, comprising every quality and sty le justtub 1W
imported to my order. Call and look, If you
do not wish to purchase, at
HOPKINS'S Unrivalled Bazaar
corner of 9Th st. and Pa av.,
no 81 eotf bet. BrOwns' and National hotels,
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EVENING STAR.

~ SO 1aa4 s1s 70. JPol TIE sTAn.
RAINY DAY IN WASHINGTON.
Pouring steadily. steadily pouring, tz-i
~Ceaselessly spatterlng:
Down from the caves m1notonous dropping,
fhs long day patterlng.
utter d ,s.e.ninE; curious clicking
Oottinate pouring; greedy ground slipping;
Eide vifs in puddles, streets in boz,
And rils OF mud running:
Ihe earth all soaking; the air in q fog;
ecafoe creature stirring.
ehutfers shut, and every body mopinr.
With faces like a oramp:
IN drsary tramp.
Loudly dashing, on the roof batterinx;
Whist noisy roaring!
Ssntiy now, on window -panes SCATTERING,
so patiently pouring.
Quietly dropping. the hye-lonE day,
In busy CHATTER:
On! what q krumblIng every -vhich-way,
>tbnls most perseverIng patter.
w. 'nl, Jan. 2, la5s.
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Il = = AND VARNISHED,
Sofas, Chairs, 30, re- cred. and packing M
niture attended to by JAMES WILLIAMS, No
5l2s7th street, I'd floor. "'' =,
Furniture Polish for cleaning and restoring to
their original ustrs all articles of Vanished and
Polished Furniture, Pianos. o., for sale by Bontx
Bro, Odd Fellows Hall, or by the subscriber, ].
WILLIAMS. 5'2 7th street.
FOR RENT.-The third story of the building
No. 6l2. 7th street. a BY 90 feet. aa la-Sd Wtf.
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~ No. 625.
INOTICE FOR RESTORING CERTAIN
LAMBS TO MARKET IN THE STATE OF
ALABAMA.
Notice Is hereby given that the lard office at Elba
IN the State of Alabams WILL and after the 10th CAV
OF December next. be open TO the sals at private
entry and Location of all vacant public iands en-
braced IN the following townships. which were sub
lect to entry and location prior TO withdrawal beng
lands which had been Withdrawn probab ly IA ing
within tho prescribed limits of SELECTION of the rsil-
rosa grant TO abama. by act of Consress proved
March 8, 1857, but snoe ascerained not to be with
In said limits. viz:
North Of the base line and east of tAe st. Ste.
phsns mertdidn
Township 2, of ranges % a. 25 Is, a. 49, q and 50
Township q, of ranges Is, "A, Is, IS q g. and 80
Township 8. ofrange "a.
Given under my hand, at the General Lard Once
at the CITY OF w ashln gtOn, October ~, 1853.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
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WORLD.
The best cough sYRuP an the world 10
HARTSHORNF'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF

This article 10 prepared by a chemist and js pro-
nounced bv medical men, and those " DO have 1sed
II, to be the best preparation for COxsks, Coli,
Cd-arrhi BroSosttts, HOarsesess, Sore TIroat
from Geld, ana a preventive of that lion of dr.
ees-g, CosStnpftos.
Persons " no sing should use IT, IL is pleasant 70
the easte sotens clears and strengthens the voioe
alsys Gil irritation of the throat and lungs and pre-
vents tab ing ood.
III Bottles Is and 50 cents and al, Sold b, all
dria- % N 80
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Only Regular Lane, and Wishoxt Fsilu~.
Jsr Eight Xssrs.
FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON.
VIA PANAMA. RAILROAD.
k'EsIsr ssasss Dsys, sth 3 acsh # sssA -s.sA
CAJr1os-so many frauds and impo- <e.ass
stlons of various kinds have been lately E5&HA
SsIpetTated on travellers bound to CA Ii asAs1eA
ma in the oty 81 New Yoff fee. Ina h, auty C.
thst 70 Ivoip IxrosTTios they must 30 osrsfs e
hnd tts true ofhoo ofthe Steamships OF the q. s.
IN New York is authorized to engage passage.
Inc COMPANIES have only one ofhoe IN New York,
Company's Wharf. VI wv
RAT VIZ SIsT tn Hs eSSE New York
TIE PACIFIC lfANy STEAMSHIP COM
"a R'Sf MIS- Mat Ii
rhsS sfe. Ts q sss
which leave New Orleans and New York regularly
on the 5th and 10Th of each month with the mails
and passengers, connecting via PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspected and a.,
proved BY the Navy Department, and guaranty spesd
The Panama Railroad (<7 miles long, i. now DOM
peted from OCEAN to ocear. and is crossed in or
New York through to San Francsoo, and passens.r,
are embarked at Panama by steamer at the com
pany's expense The money said in New Yort
covers ell expenses ofthstrlp.
o. Reserve steamers are kept IN port in Panama anc
san Franolsoo to prevent detention in case Of aocl
dent, SO that the route entirely rsiiabIs-no failure
having occurred In eight years.
PASSENGERS leave Panama the same day they AZ
rive at Asplnval.
Conductor, 20 through by each steamer, and tak,
charse OF women and children without other pro
teotors. nv
For through tickets at the lowest rates apply Al
the agency. III West street, New York 10 r w
RAIMOND,-ort to ARMSTRONG HARRiSk
ton. Z. a. az
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uARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALI.
H THE GREAT PAIN ANNTRTLATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA. WEAK
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.

FhEFAhhU n c HkHINI.
RoTTLEs IL, Is and 50 cents and one dollar.
The GREATEST DISCDVERYIN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORE'S CURE-ALL should ne Kept
In al families in case of accidents or sudden sIck-
ness, a. u frequently cures N ess time than 10 re-
cures to get a pm ysican.
IL cures psln any part Of the system and 10 used
externally ano internally.
~ As the frequent changes OF the weather pro-
duce bad Cod, rheumatism, Pam an the Limbs
and Body ALSO, STIFF Neck-every person should
ret q bottle. Ii acts upon the Nerves, Muse es,
Slnevs, Blood and Bones and, by It's warming eloc
tromas netlc power xpee eli pain from the system.
Set q bottle and try It.
N. B.-lf you have q Cough, use Harris
GHERRf-it N the bes: Cough Syrup in the
"HflG Won ar. Briov,. v,, B,RrsgoRNr,s
ANTl-BILlOUSP PILLS. They act upon the Lv-
sr, Stomsoh and Bowels, csrryInE of oil Bile and
Foul SecretIons.
The shove MEDICINES TO be had ~ al Drug Storoe
IN washington olty Kldveu a Clsocn at George
Town; n. Peel Co. Alexandria. 90 ll-tr
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1859 oELtpos ssYDER. IOEO
STEAM rrssRbn sAs it,rrrp Io09

V'HE WONDER OF WAao1
t,u i SIs s1s:s VEG ETABLE BAEsaM.NN..1Is
.sed curing al Scalp Diseases. W San aeeds
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ID x r. Wan sYR UP,
Oh, PROTECTED
Solution Of Pretsxide Of Iron Combined,
new in the Ss ns SrS Msd co are sOa
s0gs S ed, R bI.s. now Dc received a.
Efficacy in Curing
Dsspspsia, Affections Of "a, Liver, D-oysy,
Neuralgia, Bronehttis and Consumption Tss-
dssetts, DiSOrdersd State Of sac Blood. BOiEs,
Sesrcy, Ihs Prostrafing Effects Of Lead or
Mercury, General Debility, ard aH Diseases
shtes Tsqsirs a T0sie and Alteratios Medicine,
The Proofs of ITS efhcacy are so numerous, 40 well
| authenticated; and Of such peculiar -
reasonably hesitate to receive the ~ % sM
p'c The FfEfRUyIAs sYRUPfsIgSlSkl
does not profess to be q Cure-allI &Y
but its ranze is extensive, becauseks&AfS
are ultimately related, and proceed Is5I
By one e remedy The Class OF disease. o1 which
has so Stte9 bstted the highest order Of medical
skin. The facts are Tangible, the witnesses acoes
slbe and the safety and ecac, of the Syrup moon
sr ro Ihose who may wish for an opinion
OF the Syrup cannot fail to he satisfied with tine fol-
Of the AGENTS. The sgnAtures are those of rentie
men vel kIown ~ the community, and Of the
having experienced tn. beneficial
From our own srPs5isnos a. well as nom the testimony
We s.g NO a and .s are osshs,
Inoipent Diseases OF the Lungs Bronchial
DYSPEPSIA Liver Complaint Dropsy Neuralgia Indeed
its ehects would be incredible but from
OF those VINO have witIeesed them
teir tesmony we DO % lie rover
keS !oHs fIEkrosT, THonGs c. AsOny,
IhesA A DKrTEs PETNk HAEvrr,
9 X KEsDALL. n. d. yAsa O. DuEE
sAruEI MAY.
IT'S wen Known that the medicinal Protortds
Iron IL lost by brief
maintain solution Of ProtoIds Iron without further
oxdston hss been deemed impossible the Peruvian
syrup, this desirable point IL
WAY BEgoks UNKNOWN and his ace al the
proto cAreonstos ctrstee. of
Hedics N
Asssyer 70 the State o MassAcbUsetts
RBnylston street. Bostsu.
FOR eale BY Druggists generally. Proc for large
bottles, u; medium sized bottles, 81.
N. IL. CLARK CO. PrOpTietors, Boston.
For sale IN Washington BY z. ID. Gilman, SPECIAL
Agent; Nslrn Palmer, John SohwartIe T. NJ
Smith, Y. HarhauEh,- n. n. MCPHERSON, r. ).
wash, Joseph Bury, Ias. ii. Stcne, j. =. Lovejoy,
DR., ID; Is. Clarke, ID. RldEely; and in GeortetoWn
br X. j. CIssell. and J. l.. Kidwell. se E-6m
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Miscellaneous.

W ds.crigtIons Of ra1 SKINS purchased a the he
. - ILEWissoN's FUR STORE,
de N-eoim sc Pa. sy.. bet 9th and 10Th ats.
IN kiMMELI. HOUSE. p.-r Y
HIS Nice and commodious Hotei has juat been
completed and will be open for the reoep a 4
lion Of guests on Tuesday the sd ln.tant. ~ ~
This house viii abound with comforts, lt. IL
equal ever respect to every house in this or any
other city. 'fhe bar viii be supplied with the best
of Lisuors at all times. 1 have engaged Mr. r. W
Csmpseltto assist and On perintend the house.
The KImmell House 10 altuated on & street, be
tween ~ and 6ih streets in the immediate vicinity
of the National Hotel, and near the Railroad Depot
- A. r. KIMMELL, Propfr
nol9 eo2m T.. v. CAMPBELL, Sup,t
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ha Fer sa,s BY pEuaEists Eenersy Proc for large

~ n. IL. Cl.Ahh Co. PrOprletors, Boston.
For sale IN Washington BY z. ID. Gilman SPECIAL
agent; Nslrn Palmer, John Sohwartze, l.. NJ,
Smith, Y. Harhaush, n, n. Mcpherson, r. =.
Walsh, Joseph Bury, Jas. II. Store, J. :. Lovejoy,
DR.; ID, Is Clarke, ID. RldEely; and in Georgetown
by X. j. CRsell. and ]. l.. Kidye!l ne Z6m
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I,o1r1aa NoxlcS.

legal Notlcs.
To James i. Eet9s Oharlss HsnwA, Geo. y. Walker,
John Lyon, Naney Qsselr Midssd Crssl aad Eli
jsh Creel, minor heirs 81 MNah Crssl deoeassd,
Robert Red, Alsxandsf LoekhsaA, J. Il. Miller,
Nicholas Saresnt and John wyIs:
UOU sad each d you ArD hDsshy noti1sd that
i there Is now On Gle n the once q tha Clark q
8 petition Of Edwin Manning elainang q ~ ~
James L. Estes the sum Of twelve hundred Asll41s,
as money due on promissory nots; and atsoa lAin@
Ing 81 al Of you the foreclosure OF -
ecuted BY said James u. Estes on the Following reA
estate in which the othsr defendants hsve % claim
to have some interest, to Wits The tactionAl NM.
section No. 80, township No. 66 north, range No.
4 west the northwest section No. =, township
No. 66 north, range west notth-oasS d secsionNo
@, township No. t6 north. range No. 3 vsea 60
Of the south east Of section No. y townsMp no.
north, range No. west :. I NE. section
No.T township No. 66 north, range west; south.
west also, lots Nos. 8, and in block No. 9S N
the city OF Keokuk-an Of said real estate being
in tho county Of Leo andS State Of Iowa. Said
mortgage bears date june 18th, 1870, and 10 duly
recorded in the ascords Of Lee county, Iowa. Jun,
21st, l84Q. Said petition prays judgment against
said Estes For the amount due said note, and fo
foreclosure 81 said mortgage and sale Of sale
mortgaged premises, 70 satisfy tho Same.
Now unless you appear and answ Or aid petition
on or before the second day OF the special un'
term Of said District Court, commencing at Keo
kuk on the fourth Monday in June, 1850 ,judgnen
and decree will b. rendered against you according
to the prayer OF said petition, and the interest o
all the defendants In said property b forever Gu
of and cxtinguhhsd
AcCRARY BRUCE.
May Q, 1S69-d Atty for Plaintiff.
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The Kn,ekerbocker Magazine.

The Knickerbockex Mage zine.
TNHE KNICKERDOcKER MAGAZINE bsgins
i in it'd May number two serials one illus ira ted
and In popular styi o. on the Authorizations Of Food
the subject neafAst the health and happiness pi
everf family in the land, and now attracting grsAi
attention IN Europe the other . fascinating and
pswSFfu IN story OF domestic life, entitleds
THE ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUNG MAN,
by Octave Feullot, said to be the best novel pro-
duced in the last Ave years. The first chapter
opens b9iln2atly. Neither Dickens, Thsokcray, NOR
any American novelist, has produced any thing
more chaxmiAg aad interesting.
! Every one knows that, by the criminal svafice Of
an ufsaturers and dealers, almost every axtiGe Of
food In common use, liquors and drugs, are Adul-
terated With hurtfu and poisonous substances, and
the Knickerhockcr Id the rst and only publication
h the country chat has undertaken % expose thor
cughly this gigantic wrong which secretly attacks
upon rigid themicsl anal ysis and microscDpcal ex-
AninAsions made for this special purpose. The
sdultsraticns and the manner Of dstscting them
are unrivsled and to probe the evil TO the bottom
the Knickerbocker will publish 10 far - i inves-
tigations extend, the names Of the manufacturers
and dealers guilty OF this insidious crime against
bNa IL ard life. II is the most important series VI
articleseve begun in m American Msgaxtns, and
should 70 into every family. sf
The May Kniokerbocker hes also the conclusion
Of splendid article on Dante, by Rev. DE-. Osgood
. dashiag contribution. Over the Pahri, Dr.. = W.
Palmer Jnllygreen's Western Tour, by Osmond
Tiffany Humorous Poems by Park Bentamin anG
AEc Carey /, and anovcl and picturesque contribu
tion on Siam, by recent missionary to the King
doA,af the White Elephant. The Editors Tabi
IL Away fDatuYe Of the KickerborkW. A full
page steel. plate engraving Of Madame de Chew
rsvae, VIE great rival Of KSchelisu ana AsEarin
opens the number.
| Terms, $500 per year, postage prepaid BY tn
Pabhsher to any part Of the United States.
81 ABpeoimen M nber of the May Knickerbocke
sontaintnk ,AS aboYa, with seven fsll-PAee Steel
Plate Engvavings, worth ~ least one dollar will
ssat on scsipt Of Is cents IN postage stamps
the once Of publication.
| hH1 JOHN a. GRAY,
/ NAYS Nos. 10 and Is Jacob st., N. Y.
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rrusaes,s sale.


DUBLIC NOTICE il hereby given thu. On the
i 10th day 81 june next will sell q public sale,
in 'front.' u Che banatng house 81 Wn. Thompsoo Z
Co, corner Of Mann and Second stsasts, ksekuk
Iowa The following real eststs, yi1: lot 10 ~
block rs Of Leighton Addition 10 the city Of Keo
kuk. and Ill oil block IN 05enford, or Wright
sddlsiea y the city u Ksekak; which saas Will Il
for cash.
This sals il made BY virtue Of Deed Of Trusl
from James H.Brscs suA Antsinstts his wife to m1
70 secure ~ paynGna d Aots gises ~ James l.
Bruce TO PsGrAa, PayntAr = Davis for. the san q
81, 1877 As, % which default has besn 0ads, an1
said Deed Of Trust provides that mid Jsmss m
Antoinette Bgucs shAll have the right 10 Yedeef1
within one year from tbs day Of sale By psyinl
the amount Of said rots with 10 per cent. per sz|
mum interest, o. thA Amoant 81 tie bid With sim
lar interest the bid shsll b more than tAs dsbt.
6A4sL y. MILLER, TRUSTEE.
70 II. v. Miller, Edmund 4. Nay, J. J. HalSe3
De Aianbsrt Gully:
FcHERE h now On fle In the s01s ok - O1o1l
Keoku k, the petition Of n. Bowler, alleging on
II. ". Mil Ter executed TO n. II. Foots n nj
pHomissory notes fer 81 $50 saeh, md drawing q
per cent interest, payable annually, and his nj
gage deed on cor tain real estate TO said
and interest. Said petition alleges that tho ~
dafondants have since become intHssted NIL
mortQgsd premises. Eaid petition prays, III
| iudgnsat, N order Of sale of the property tAe
tinc{ion OF the interest Of al the defendants I'M
rslisf. Unless Jon appear And answer rid po114
/ on or before the second day Of tho June tegQ AZ
of said Court, judgment will b rendered. neo6Gdi
| T. the pruya q tie petition. tlsxx
RANKIN, AILLER . 111Txn,
May 5, lS6o-dlm PlAindAb Att'ys,