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Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17

THE DOLLAR DEALER
1850.
\ NEW V0LUME-NEW TYPE.
-
For twenty wears the "Cleveland Plain Dealer"
has been owned and controlled, Published and Ed
tied by the same individual. Il has never missed q
publication day nor scratched q Democratic Ticket.
It has fohghtits way single-hanaed against all op-
position, until it has gained a National circulation
and a National reputation. From Maine to Cali
f0rnia the PJin Dealer is known and read, and 1t
never was in so good a condition pecuniarily, or in
better pluck, politically, to fight the battles Of De-
moeracy than now. For the coming year It WlLbe
particularly devoted to POPULAR SOYeEeigny
It has against high authority, dared to advocate
the right of 'the people Of a territory as well as a
State, to regulate their domestic Institutions IN
their own way, " and it will continue to do so against
said high authority, "the world, the flesh aud the
devil. Against all LecomptOn CousitutionE, slave
codes, and the re-opening Of the Slave Trade, this
Paperis d~evOtedly dedicated from this time, hence
forth and ~fOreYerl
leone one, come ali This.rock shallf
From its firm base as soon as IF' Z
Besides the current News Of the Day, the Pain
Dealer viii contain in each number a TALE, Cor
respondents from g host Of Contributes, aud Tsle-I
graphic Reports from all parts Of The Void
The Commercial Department viii be under the
sole charge Ct James Brokenshire, ESQ.,, who is ae-
knOwledged to be one Of the best market reporters
it the country.
The Ldfd Department win be presided over by
that original and laughter poyoking genius "Arte-
mus Ward, Esq, whose Letters, Jokes, Oddities and
Qualities, are alone worth the price of the paper.
In short we are prepared to present one Of the best
and neateHt and cheapest family Newspapers in the
West.
SUBSCRIPTION.
Single Subscribers per year 81 50
for six months, l 90
Clubsof Ten, Per year., 10 %
Al over Ten Copies, to one Posto6ee, I 90
To each gettsr up Of q Club, one Copy Extra.
% Post Masters are requested to act rs Agents
Douglass Democrats are eTpscted TO act
as agents and to lose no dme in getting every be-
lever in Popular Sovereignty, no matter to what
party he may belong to take this paper. Now is the
time to bestiT yourselves preparatory to the next
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. = 4HE.## IHE.a
Those who want an account Of the opening Of
the New Congress, the organization Of the New
House Of Representatives (Which win be o protrae-
ted and rich affair, a majority being Opposition" ~
the Presidents Message aud Reports Of the Depart
ments, vii commence their subscriptions December
First. Then Volume viii commence January LIST
All payments to be in advance.
Address,
J. W. GRAY, Cleveland, Ohio,
a. n H1gn
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17
NRRRN

The public are now respectfully informed thatths
undersigned have procured from Cincinnati and put
in operation one Of Homer d Coz -four mills of tie
latest patent, and the first brought o this Territory.
They were induced to exchange their former mill
for this one, from the high character they have gain
ed in the east, and from tho personal testimony Of
millers who have tried them thToughoutthe Western
States and in view of the Increased demand far
grinding which will exceed that of any previous
year in Nebraska, requiring a mill that viii do the
work better and quicker than any heretofore in ope-
ration. borne T~.sT'fr3 HEF + suoiinafirre
In addition to their folr mill they will keep the
Corn Mill constantly running, ready at all times to
accommodate the farmers without detenti0n, and by
giving their undivided superintendent to the bust
ness assisted by their former miller, Mr.. Wells, they
hope for the continuance and increased patronage Of
their friends. F.-- .~.r.n Id
Assorted Lumber, Shingles and Lath constantly on
hand. GREEN q MARTIN.
Peru Mills, Sept. 1st, 1859, a I'm
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17
INSTRUMENTATION Magazlne.
Fifty fourth Velunse, Commeneing sgah As
January Number 1860.

FfJfy-foaEM Velunse, Commenc5ng aCsh the
January Number 1850.
L. GArLonD C1AnK, DR.. 10. NoTEs,
Editors.
Arrangements have been made with
many Of The popular authors already COR
~tributing 10 the Knickerbockef, Tor arti-
cles for the succeeding volume Of the mag
azine, comprizing, we believe, q greater
amount of talent than has ever before
been enlisted By any other Periodical IN
the country. EGE
As heretofore the pages of The Knick-
erbocker will be devoted 10 the cuIuva-
ton Of literature. art and humor. Leav-
ing out the discussion Of vexed political
and polemical questions, il viii be tbs
aim of the editors to procure for tho
body Of the Magazine the most brilliant
articles upon the topics Of the day aud
the large resources az their command viii
enable them to make the KniCkerbocker
unsurpassed in excellence and variety Of
matter Nh. Clark's time being now be-
slowed mainly upon the Editor Tale"
the inimitable feature of the Knicker-
booker, he viii labor TO make Il the most
delightful repository Of wit, hdmor, aud
Of literary gems in the English language.
TERMS:
Single copy, one year, So 90
Two COPIES, {" {" 5 CO.
Three - 90
An extra copy sen. to any One who
will make up 4 club Of ten subscribers a.
$500 each.
UNPRECEDENTED INDUCEMENTS TO SUB
scRIBERs III AGENTs.
Any person who will forward ten new
subscribers to the Knickerbocker for one,
year, at So each, will be presented with
a deed giving a perfect title to ten acres
Of land in Texas, Kansas, Iowa, or Wis
c@onsins and ten copies of the Knicker-
booker for one year, will be mailed
promptly to the subscribers whose names
are forwarded whether at the same or
different post offices. In the same por-
ton, deeds for 20, 80, 1850 $50 IS sub
sCriptions-an acre for each copy sub
scribed for. j. A. GRAY, Publisher.
is & Is Jacob st. cor. frankfort ST. NY
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17

IlnOiher Shipment OF Gold Dust,
LUsHBAucH g. CARSON, Bankers of
This city, shipped 10 the mint last week
for coinage; six pounds Of gold dust from
he Nebraska mines.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17
NEW GOODS

WI arc now in receipt Of our FALL GOODS.
which comprises everything a GENT. q LADY is
likely to want. We invite our friends, and the pub
not DC undersold for cash.
d.. MARTIN SEQ.
October 2Oh. 1859. l5-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17
] SCHITTZ

ZETTZ~TgR' IHSFfrI1HTrf
Would anuounceto the citizens OF BrownviIle
kIAs and vicinity that he has located himself in
9As&8B rownville, andintends keeping a full assert.
lhent Of eve ythingi in his ineo Of business, which viii
OesoIa low Tor cash Hewiu also DO all kinds Of re-
pairing Of clocks, watches and %jewe1ry. All work var
ranted. v3n1Sly
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17
to Fever and AgUe KiIIeY-W.

cure ague ~aEdfever, chilis and FEVER, dumb azCe. inter-
mittent a~ndremittent fevers, and all the various forms
Of fevers incident to bilious climates. II there is a
nan, WoHiGR OF chad suffering with GQue and fsUer.
they are advised 70 procure DR.. Easterlv's Fever and
Ague Killer II is a Positire cgre-&peedy Gad PegHG-
Plce 81 per bottle. or 6 bot. les Tor IS.
Oh. EAsIERLK corner Of Third and Chestnut streets
Stlouis, sole proprietor 70 whom all orders must be
SidresseP to get the genuine.
Sold byJ. H.MAUN & O,Agents. BFownvil1e.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17
The Missouri Republican
Published Daily, Tri-Weekly& Weekly
GEORGE KNAPP,
n, PAscH4LL, Proprletors'
JOHN KNAPP, a.
St. Louis, Mo.

EE=Wanls, Lost and Found, Boarding, for Rent, and
Removals, WILDE charged fifty cents per square OF
eight lines or less, for first insertion, and twenty-five
cents for each additional one without alteration.
I ONE SQUARE. eight lines or less S 90
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17
DR.. Bakers Specific viii cure

gOnorThea, gleet, structure, seminal weakness, ch0rdee,
diseases of the Kidneys bladder, and all diseases Of the
genital organs. reader, have YOU a PriUGfe disease 2
Do not neglect IL. Delay IS dangerous. DR. Bakers
Specific is a safe, speedy, and radical cHFe. With Dr.
Bakers Specific you can cure yourself, and prevent
exposure, as plain directions for use accompany the
medicine. Price s. so p~erbottle.
E5@Dr. corner Third and CT estnuf STREETS
81 Louis, Missouri, sole proprietor, to waom All orders
must be addressed, to get thegenr:1s. Sold by
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17

Iowa has just completed a State census
showing a population of 633 $40. She
had l92,2l4i in 1850, and Bill in 1910.
She has thus more than trebled her popu-
lation in the last nine years, and increas-
ed it about f%fteen-fold in nineteen years.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17

Mr. Adams, one Of the Georgia miners,
arrived IN Leavenworth recently, with
fifty lbs. Of golI obtained by mining in
the Kansas mines during the past sum-
mer.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17

Farms for sale.
Inthe advertising columns will be found
advertised for sale two or three valuable
farms.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17

A special dispatch to the St. Louis Re
publican gives the recent official vote in
Kansas as follows: For the Constitution,
l0,4l9; against the Constitution, $3.50.
For Homestead Law, S.759; against
Homestead Law, 4,772.
]. FLAHERrY, a Wholesale Hardware
Dealer, and prominent citizen of St. Jo-
seph, Mo, died on the 9Th.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17
blanks, Blanks.

hanks, Blanks.
DIsrave on hand, printed in superior style, and for
".SrTesp for cash, a fresh supply Of a.
.rrsnty DEEDS, Mortgage Deeds,
|" 1Trnst Deeds, Bonds Tor Deeds,
Justice, Sheriff and Constable Blanks,
Blank Presumption Papers,
Township Plats. Bills Lading,
Drafts, Notes, ETC., etc, etc.
-,ib We call The especial attention Of those in need.
], p-iutiug Of any and every description. executed 10
s in a style inferior to none PToageed U any part Of
80 and offer specimens Of our work as evidence
Thanks to Judge MInLrR for addi-
,,oal favors in the shape Of public docu-
-.nfs-
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17
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Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17
PrObate NOffce and saIe.
Clocks, Watches & Jewelry.

BrownviIIe, August 2lth, Is59.E7-st. a..
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-11-17

Inree@" N = UO-
An extra copy sen: to any One who
will make up 4 club Of ten subscribers At
$500 each.
UNPREcEDENTED INDUCEMENTS TO SUB
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-28

W eerrespondent Of the New York Tribune
mas nad conversation with the Hon Joshua r
oiacines, at Philadelphia, in which the latter
iaugned at the idea Of his having been implicated
IN "oid Brown's" scheme for nberans9 ,slaves.
ne AID that he never met Brown, to his disHsuet
feeonecnon, but ON one occssion, and that wa
msfe tnan year ago, at a lecture which be
tnfswn) delivered In Ashtabula rounfy, Ohio.
o. Wick eeusion COLLECTION wss taken, and be
tssenngp contributed three dollan, the only
inoeey ne ever contributed to Brown. He n-yer
ns.sd CAPT Brown speak Of any prospect Of for
clue emancipation. o. Of melting insurrsctioos.
On sne contrary, he understood him to intend to
e'aane bis operations 70 the o. g. R.R.
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Arrest e Casa. yehn r. Cesk An ChauA,v~.
burx.
tCorrsupondsucee - t. 6als,more American
-CnAnBnnssuns, Oct. as
Our ton Wa ArG1Un TO ouite a fever last
evening" = ! rumoe - 10 Sryfsble Csnt Cool.
q - Ferrrj n, 49, - -. srr~~Srj
yeelz5dsy ) The - Iount = bv N erurs. Fitr-
tw6 eenon1nen named "a ~ IN Tow. sbcut
dax VIZ prisoner Whom Sew WIRE satis1ed
W. CAPT Cook he w. 1,<en IN ~. F,.rklIn
Hoo, Wire he ste his surner win y,est corn
possifs, md Nconvsfsed frU1(y with an Who were
about him. Aftes sapfer be w,s tahs. before
Esquire Reisher, and had bear,rg Connsri
were employed on both sides a,d. r,cx~d ~
fsont OF the 3ussfceI once - $3.50. y. -
Mr.. Fitxhugh testified that the pytsope, had
conc down from the mountain ab,ut noon th.f
day. 20 Mount Alto Iron Works, snd wanted "a
a Hunting PARTY from Chambenbnrg "a ~,
they were a{tcr deef: he 6,d no v1r 'l,rf M :
powder flask swung over his s6ouider. and !.
couple Of losvea Of bread tied up in a bandker-
hunting with Chsmber,burg uarsy. ana ~ b.
answered the d<scriffiou gjveS Of cock urrfectiv.
he at ON e eommunicated 6is susuicions 70 Ioo.s'
who had beea with Fitxbugh an re- fine Io0an
and Fitshnsh seiaed him 81. s,.s s an
poetuuty that r,resentrd .nd :. 800 !. th~v ~
hold Of him he Throat his hand into his coat
norLet but fhs, .a,,,r. ~ eu NV .as - - =
fearfuliy, and only submitte6 VIE, two st,eoSc,
men than himself bsd hold NJ RI .,m. 80 -
ience was thrcstened him IN cs.s - s.,ss VIZ ~
sistance; he was then searched. and a revolver
| found in his pocket and . onsns,sw ~ .,o,o,ni.
ton adapted TO Sharp,s rde. slso No. thu w..
searching him, thew fslt someshiug inside al hi
clothing on his br.sst when .sSeT ,sh., I, -
he answered that il was bis wife,s dsguerreotvne
thew aid not st that tir,. jos uhst q ,.ss ~
on lis way 10 COMMENTARIES IN hnssw ,.,,r - -
gan he p;oposed rnakinc .r,eS.ss ~ inr n,
with . view 70 his esca pe: Iegsn cncoprsged Kim
| and be told I.ogan that he 49, c.ns,sn Cot 81
| that what he hsd rrcres.nt.d ~ ~ ,-ses. 49,,
reotype. was his poc tet hooL In Which ~ !. ~
pers showing his idenfity bevond donht
Cool va rommittcd 70 80, ~ ~. s...,~
and the vast crowd fc,Ioxrd mosf ~ IN. Nv
The,. ia ~, S,srS,o,,on -. s % sne Nsy
q 40 rim vioIenrs INIT th.,. - .s.ss s,..s..s.
on the part Of the crowd 10 oct sicht 81 him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-28

The ,Weekly SIR,
New on cur counter ready fos dslivseyto ne pub
contains, among other things, the fellowiag
~saag articles: 80. g 80, 8. e
Dsssits6 Aeessnss Of fhs HarpeS's Esuy Dsdeslv;
skssek Of Nsgys outbrssks ~ iAe Uaife6 States;
. fhs Wrsag Resm; fsseisg Psdigres; Sketch
Of Cops. JeAs BYsrs; he Tew~ Of Haspsv's
Ferry; Elder KimbaH PROPHECIES Fas'iss sss
stAw Dvsadfhi nisgs; slf'-s sis
Aboss the Grsaf Nsw Ysvk Wsidiss; 4 GAosf
Stsy; " Ws'rsr Get Baby" Cafteiieism $50
Matrinosy; Way Do Cxsidvss Dis; A Used W
Mossvrh; A BsSy Overheard among fks Sharks;
Al About sks Wsakiagfss I'D PAsiadetPAse Csss-
seyfsisrs; Operations Of sAs Passss o1sss; hsms
TslsgrapAsd from EasAfsgsos; - t'4ot
11s RspsSsicas Pr an Washington; Tbs Nsw
Yors Ttjssss % 4 0sssuasssmis Brscx; 11s
Gysss Szssdss; Wsshssgsos's Spord; Ossascat-
fsnss Bsess's Pspvs; zxs Richmond WAig;
IN Nsw CkeyaefsS; 4aT -.
Dspsrf~sss Nsvs; Edissr;sls; Wsshiagsss Mess
ed Gssssp; Lsssl Isssilissses, e., Se.;.~
Lsss Ness, fsvsiss cd a0~sssie, 81 sssa go
telegraph; .ssss..'s.S 49,.
Isssssssisg PsvssHsl bsss;
40 gysss esssefy Of choice literary articles, 5seA
Prsss ed psssvy, toe ssnsyess 10 m<stiea.
This just the paper, above all others, for eiti-
ssns and strangers sojoufning in the National
Metropolis 10 send to theif friends at distance.
Price oaly cents lsr copy, or u IS per annum
PostagsP; paid by stamps when % arranged.
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rerssnsl,

Hon w q. Ashe, Al N. c., IL 1t Kirkwoods,,
80 Rev. George Lssds, Of Mss,.. Maid, an,
nth, u 5. A.. Hon John Cochrsne, Of n. Y
N. p: Willis says that Louis Napoleo. IN
tcoo wanted 70 marry Clementine. the d1uChf-, -
L.tSyeue The latter told him to 20 ahesd ana
S01t ner, and II she said ssycss 70 az. -,
WnsnG Ne did and ssgot tie mitten5 Il NJ
Ano1n, out one thing II certain. lie m.,visJ
seoeoody eise, oas N. de Beaumont. mo -
represents me French Court at Austria.
-'-."Hewadjie Curtis,p Of New VA a. .
rqcent lsctu-e, pitched into tbe slrerr "a
% n ony, and describsd the fogty-tv tho....J
coe9regsuons In this country a. 20 upanv v,ther.
in9s where the young az both sexes t,noie5 she;
IS In looking at each other; where no scnsif -
near cords were touched; where fhose of m,t,,, =
80 wefe calculating upon the business 81 The
VEL where some were falling aslero-
toe napPy CONSEQUENCES that noshiiu ,rvss
- esa eome rom that pulpit. And upoa tie cio.s
o sesviee q thess charckcs ana ~ tb.- rss.is
would esscmble In the posch. Won w..,i ~
sea sxciamstiousss sswkat gooi .,,,.o..,, -
nov your boots shine.r % 80 :
"'' HoEecs 0rseley wzxes i,a,~,.., =. a. /.
charge made agsfpse film Of co1piicftv -,sh - -
Swstamie Broom, and ays: q I'VE have not m.
.anse0 recoilectfon ~ ever writing a wo,d "a ma
On any subject whafeves; but n n iusf -
aoae tnss, some time IN 1885, when be ~ t-,rr.I
ING someWhere af the East we vYoke hir, 800
snss mere was letter o. letters avpitfnC Mr., -
1n once, having been sent here in fgncesrr. ~
~ whcfeabosts. That IL quite = pear ~ ~,
~ 1 20 having any confidential correepondecc.
Nm, ana we sappoeed him % have hen
80 aau 70 De, living In Canada, when W. hes,3
- M" - rampant af Harper's Ferry,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-28

DsArH AND Burial OF r. j. MEnnnn.-rhe
following ID special dispatch TO the New York
Tribune: 80 ~
fHnkDklrHIA, Oct 2e-F. j. Merriam. of Bos-
ten, Who HAD some conueefion Win e.. .S.;. :.
aaxpers Ferry, but who escaped before the taking
OF the arsenal, has since died Of his wounds. AZ
- 80, nnffiediy buried In this state by fugitive
The above looks like an efort 70 stop any search
sftes Merriam. IL IL scarcely posxihle ts,a M
wounded insurrectionists escaped from H,rp.,..
Ferry, closely a. every avenue was watched .f,er
the commencement Of the outbreak. go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-28

ssss. dss.i,isg ths scenes :. @ sr.esyi u. IAN
Ing Of citizens Ssned n sss iediesmsns Che :ei1-
ing Of Messrs. Lewis washington and Allstsdt,
with their alaves; the forming Of government
within the limits q the cemmonveaith; holding
s ssa,,,,. = sas'ss' Of and Iii seqp9t
\, Ell; y , .,{.. =: -
IS ii%R ~ MI sS. .d ~ s s.:.cS
sy n. ~ sas .sh ag o. u ths =,
Mr. Green, on the part Of the prisoner, arose and
cable to the case he mid that the jury must Se.r
in mind that they are judges Of the law and The
f.ct and MAJ n they have any doubt ~ 70 fhsisw
give The psisopsr the beneat Of that doubt
TIE mW change of treason, . specific nct ~
treason, must be proven. Itmust be proven that
as % establish separate and distinct
The jury must b etis9ed THAI such conspiracy
wa done within the suite Of vffginia and Within
the jurisdiction Of this Csur, II done in Mary
II done withia the limits Of The Armorv Al Har,
fgefs Ferry, y was not done within the iurisdic-
lion Of, this State, the government Of the United
states holding exclusive jurisdietion within said
Upon the third count, that Of murde,-if,t w.
committed within the limits Of the Armorv .sSbis
cAt has no j1risdiction. And, In the case Of
committed within the STATE OF Mafyisnd, which
State claims Jurisdiction up 10 the Amory grounds
Mr.; Bolts followed fos defendans and In review
s7sil himself Of every adssnt.se that the law al 4
low. and 70 do his duty 10 the prisoner, earnestly
The jury Vas then addressed by IN. State. ut.
past the jurisdiction Of this court Of Jefferson, in
regard 20 criminal offences committed ut Hafpes,s
Ferry, has been uninterrupted and unchallenged,
whether they were committed on the Government
The testimony Of Dr.. Starry and Conductor
Phelps, to the same general effect as the state
ments already published, were entered upon.
Mr.. Green, one Of the counsel for the prisoner.
said to the court that he had Just received dis,
patch from Cleveland, announcing that counsel
certainly be here tonight As this was very i'm.
portant witness, and 10 was now late he would
| ask the court TO adjourn until the morning, in
order that the counsel might have an opportunity
TO conduct the case longer than to the arrival OF
counsel selected by the soner and as only scraps
OF a conversation Of two hours with Gov Wise
sired that the witness should be questioned az to
other parts Of the conversation. -. =. -
Mr.. Hunter replied that thereSyefe several otber
witnesses to be called Of the sarne character, to
whom questions could be put by the new counsel
tomorrow. IL the case was not pushed on, the
whole balance Of the term would not be cift
TO Try these men: He thought there was no reason
counsel could get here before to-morrow. - -
coed. esa45bgo 81 .EEa u 7-s1- - - -
| Cross-examined by Mr. Green-In he coovers,
anybody or anything, and was sorry that men ha d
been killed; was not by his orders or his appro-
bation, and would not occur again provided peo-
Of taking them all prisoners IL thev All NJ -,
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spirit q The Msrnins Press.

The Cssssissaos thinks that, notwithstanding
the contradictory and confused reports which are
Pahlishsd Conserving the deliberations Of the
European plenipotentiaries at Zurich, it IL very
clear hat % Tar ~ Austria, France, and Sardinia
are concerned, the agreement at villa Francs will
be carried out, and that the further arrangement
OF the Duchies and the Legations win be LEFT to a
European congres, to the assembling Of which
al the great Powers have apparently consented
The Isfsiiissseey quotes from, and comments
favossbly upon the charge Of Judge McCaleb, In
New Orleans, TO the Grand Jury, in the late All.
buster case :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-28

mos sefrole evils IN the community n the vide-
spresd p.evalence Of Dyspepsia IL 10 70 b found
"a s.mos very family In our land, and thousands
menb u the head, the heart the ehest. m. Isv..
o. oewsls, which aEe In reality but symptoms and
sne results Of the presence Of Dyspepsia 80 MANY
sorms does THIS dire arrangement of the an mai
tnncuons snume, that thousand different CO.
might be cited IN which the complicafios =,
eomo inafion Of symptoms h entirely dI0erent
rfoosoly themost emcient remedial agent - own
.ne oxygensea biuers, prepared by q w.
inaiyldnais Whose chsractesand position in socirtv
saute them to confidence, and the article hss -;
sproveo ~ soane 81 our most sminsnt peotsssion-
al men--Bssfsw ftsceiisv. sei1 = - :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-28

10 The remains Of the Hon. John v. Mason,
late o. 8. Minister at Paris, arrived at New York
on the Ocean Queen, on Monday evening, en- route
for Richmond, Va. 7s s,siss 'liafafstsl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-28

1eIcme.s q The Smithsonian, at Ia m. fco,
se5Sd fos temperstufe,) u. $40; At noon, 29s73
An ma - during e hours ending D Q. n. %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-28

O-In New York. on Tuesday evening last, a
meeting Of the Young Mems Republican Club
was held at Clinton Han, to hear an address from
Senator wflson, q Massac husetts on the political
questions Of the day; but only part Of HTS speosn
vas delivered, a. he was attacked by vertigo afse.
he bad proceeded little beyond the beginning Of
his alloeution. Speeches were then delivered by
Other gentlemen I'll -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-28

W Capt. McClintock, Of the returned Arctic
expedition, Is now the lion in London, being
fesed and dined by the first men OF the Navy.
science, literature, and by old personal friends.
IL From Metzerott, next door, we have two
pretty p eces OF music, aura Waltz, and sAliee
Wayne, !" the hrss by withers, and the last by II
Clay Preuss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-28

ID Capt. Cook was expected In Baltimore BY
the Nesthsrn Central Railroad on his way to Har
Pefs Ferry for trial. He was expected yesterday
nus IL w.s deemed advisabls BY those having him
II esafgs In the present feversh state Of the pub
lie nina, to defer his departure from Chzmbe,,
burg until nidaIght
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-28

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