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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-02-17

Nature, and all her works, combine
To prove to Man power divine
Each herb and plant and tree and flower
Proclaim to us an Almighty Power. ssh
The boundless armament on high,
Through which the burning meteors fly
The thunders roar, the lightning's glare,
A mighty Makers works declare
The comets, in their matchless fight,
With their tremendous trails of light
Infinite power has marked their way,
And set them bounds wherein to play.
The Planets in fixed courses run
In grand succession round the Sun,
With strict obedience to the laws
Ordained by one Eternal Cause
Through boundless space the shining throne
OF Worlds. in order, move along; EHF
Directed by the unerring skill
OF Infinite Eternal Will
No jar nor discord do We Sec y.ssa
All move in perfect harmony. - 4
Fixed stars, with brilliance of their own, If
Shoot forth their light from space unknown
Millions of worlds around them fy,
With blazing comets, through the sky.
Those spacious globes OF twinkling light
Some placed in range of mortal sight
Are past the numbering of the skill H
Or effort of the human will 4
Could We with speed OF lightning fly
In one direction through the sky,
Ten thousand times ten thousand years,
New Suns and Worlds would still appear.
But we'll return again to earth, a Il
The soil that gave to us our birth.
Infinite wisdom here we trace
Through every cline and every place.
On Afric's sultry, fertile coast, ID
Throng'd with a smutty. idle host;
Their cline SO mild they need no clothes
Their daily food spontaneous grows.
In regions where enc half the year
Our Suns bright rays do not appear
10 light the poor, benighted soul
Whose dwelling place is near the pole.
The Aurora, with her mystic light,
Dispels the darkness of the night
In these drear regions, where she plays,
And dances with perpetual blaze,
The whale, the seal, reindeer and bear,
Are found in eopious numbers there.
The polar race from year to year
Live by their lances and their spear.
Thus man and beast of every land
Exist by an Almighty hand.
independence. Jan. l5.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-02-17

DR.. Franklin said, "When see a
house well furnished with books and
newspapers, there | see intelligent and
we'll informed children: but if there arc
no books oil papers, the children are ig-
norant, if not profligate.'
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-02-17
For the Guardidn.

For the Guardian.
The Works of Nature prove an Overrul.
5a11 a1 ing Power. 81 aHif1t 3sr +
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-02-17

BIZ o. SHERWOOD.
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ARRIVALs AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL r Davis Md: Juiye
Cfsges; DO; Mr. Diggss. do; w Myers. DO; w Hart
Mass; IL 4 Terry, 60; g COHchas, Cuba: ] N CaId'
well and son, 81; q w Scott ana family AIs: g.
Corsica; Gen Bank and lady. Va; Miss Aume d.:
g Newton and family, do; RI Canheld do; w Tor
rsnoe, ia; w Wraney, Miss; Mrs 8 Wraney DO:
Miss Wraney. do. L. Young and adv "a: ID C;n
man, n - Hsn FaunthrOy, CSA; a Habsnn aEd
iauy, Ala; ID RfIn and lady. La; Miss RiotarIs0n
AID SISTER a.; NJ y ant and son, Va; w Franklin
30; W Newt. Nd; Diggss aud sen, do: y Frank
ln, 90 Dr Drderich and lady, La; Miss Collins
do; Tower Gad lady, do.
NATIONAL H0TEL.-w u PbjIips. ne. n d
Hayes, Ps; j DOilers. ind, Stone Pa: BLOOD
Mass; al Lowell, ny; u Robinson Pa: w Cia-k
aid laiI. Miss VI Emerson, Low nad lady \
y " M0eatley and iafy, J Clark. Pa; w Boik
I'D; Siawson: La, Alexander and lady, Miss
children. La; A Bondurant ard iady va: r rel
ton. Miss; khas and iy, Mrs Dover nm: ~ Rnss
AID lady, al ID Ross, Can; Dnyail Mrs Mid
dietoD and daughter, Md; : Stevens NY: w Seii
era snd ", Pa; III Middleton, Mise Watson. Md
WlLIiRDS' HOTEL-T Negus. Ny; EB
Glen, NG; y Hamburg, Eng; Mai II S Garnet,
.ISA; j. " MOODY Texas; 6 HancOok, Va; ID II
goQre, Pa w Fuller, MINI; w Irick, Nd:
B-Ikham, I "A; Amos. Mass; q A SraitH La;
cornell AID lady, NY; h Slsughter USA; n
NJ Togr1I and lad', Ia; L. l. Haker, Cal; w lie
dyl Ga; Miss NJ Adams, do; r G. Shepard Fla: Hon
Keilin, Cal '
LAKEWOOD uOUsE-9on w WhiteIv. Del;
WIrhetchsr, do; Hon Alien, III; o rarpeIfar d.:
Van Sycke NJ; Parry. do; W B0vcetTa: j
smith, Va; 4 Roche, Nd; W II Fry, NY; 6 Wills.
Va; w Alloa, Md. '
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DR.Ioass7oS; v,,
ass ti,ssvsrsd Css.. SPEEDY and osy ka.sts.
Kennedy In the Wssld fer all
DISEASES OF IMPR UDENCE,
LET NO FALSE DEIIcAcY PREVENT,
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
IA csAE WARRAHfED OR NO CHARGE III fWo
weakness ths Back strict1rss Af.etisns sfths Kdpsys
y Z: a lay aG 9msas
Ls.s q: .;
and re. s! ss
der so ,Ss s'; MS S' s'd' and Mind
Especially vhs h.v. sse.ms the victims Of .. i.ry wise,
thai dreadful and destructive which sweeps %
talents brilliant insset who might o,hs
Listening ssnatss With The thsodsrs Of
d:. .:S ''H'' ne living ''' may '.l viii f'll ''''
MAkklKDf1E1oMe,s Yssng Nee ssstsa plating hass.
ss,nE ssa :: Esy. s '''so' organic debility,
He who place. himself under the Of D. may ,.si
ssly enfds 10 bis hsner Gsasmas sad sssadsny rsy
''''o ~ &c; X: fl Sour r.rDr.rcE STREET,
IN ..S dep O..
.''' - p.d md '''i on J ssi%k
Member Of the Royal College ssrrssos ksndso eds..
from sns Of hs mss .minsnt Collage. the United
P.: P.r. and n . e;1s m e:
setsd Of the astsnshng that we're ever
.S.a ss: Sts . i. q ' :sss..
sounds bashfrns With frequent blushng asndsd come
dmss With ssrangsmsht mind, cured INN
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
Yong Men and sthsrs vhs injured hsmsslvss ~
learned from evil e.npani.o, or ~ Chez, ~. :Ss;a
which are nightly st sven when .sIssp, and cured
.:aS .s..a .p, ;ad destroys '' mind an,
These Of the and ehsly sfse produced
ns. IL d. 6a :s 4 The sss, 70
y S,: .s.s
MkNTALLY.-Th. fearful sfss % The mind are .ssl q.
s1,,, Al, coGs'S1 Of %
kevs sslitsds fimidy, etc. Il he evils Pre-
HEavous DEsLfY.-ss.u..ua.. en-, nav ,,s,. ,,.,
ssmng weak pale, ssssts having .inruls,
'f Ds.:ks e Sf'fs
Whsn tie mngudsd and imPrudsnt vot.y pleasure Sad,
happen. ha an o.h.m. s.:,
d..r: him from applying 70 ssc.. yh. from :dse.ea .aa
ignorant aud dssgning prstsadsr Who
Of e.rng seh hi, Pssuray .ssstanes, i..p him triins
and s..p. him viii r.":s s. ssn % ,s
his CALLING dsppointnsn BY the that deadly
tsrrS. di:.sis such As.etions o. STos, ksos
Skin te with frghtrl rspidiy, m death Psts
County from .So.. sss.ns no ...:. s. s: =.
AKD DSPoTEScY
ara speedily esrsd and ussr rsstsssd rhss.snds ,S.
NEST and dstatsd, vhs had Lest al hope have
All imp.dimsnts Marriage Physical Or Mental psou.l
eesons koss OF Prscrsavs Pevsrs, Nsrvous rrits Sv
Srsnbiins and Wsaknsss o. Eahssssa d the sss
ENDoRsEMEsr OF ZEE PRESS
TIE MANY THOUSANDS cured At this Iustitsdsn within
cal operation: psr!ornsd By DR. Johnson, By de
r.Ps,srs Of the papsrs and ehsr persons,
.ld.s bis gentleman 81 character and r..p.o.
sity 10 'seeisn' Eusrsnss 70 the ssietsd Jan SLY
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THE EVENING STAR.
"SUMMER Is DEAD,
BIZ MRS. HI. LEVI,

Bf MRS. II. i'll LEWIS.
Hush tell 1t not to the flowers and trees,
w hlsper IL not to the birds and the breeze;
Let not the blossoms Of CRIMSON and blue
Hear the sad tale though its burden be true,
Summer IL dead.
Hush. for the sea hath suspended its breath
Fearing to catch the first summons of death
And the bri ght clouds that are passing away
Fam must drop tears cou they hear what you say,
Summer is dead
Aye! though her mantle of glory be still
spread over garden and ms adow and hill
Though the rich bloom hath no touch ofdecay,
And the bee tolls through the loag sunny day,
Summer IL dead!
Aye. it Is ended From forest and glen,
From cities alive with the conflict OF men,, -,
from tins grass feet, from the now sIlent bird
From earth, sea and sky, in our spirits Is heard,
Summer Is dead!
so much of our glory and gladness Is eft,
We sigh not as those Of her presence oereit;
Her crown aud her garlands unfaded are hung
Where they dropped when sslie they were careless
Su inner 10 dead,
.S,pfsDlLeT 1, 1859.
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY IRA NSPDRTA-
termaster Generai's Once until IL H. on the ist
day of October next, for the transportation of mill
ary supplies during the years 1850 and 1851 on the
!. From Forts Leavenworth and Riley, IN the
Tsrrtory Of NsSssfa, or from any pon, On the
west bsnk Of the missouri river north OF Fort Les.
whSh depot sy be- TO- the posts
which are now or may be tablI shed IN the Terri
Oregon south Of latitude a deg north snd east Of
longitude ia deg. west and in the Territory Of
Utah north oflattude 40 deg north and west oflong
2 From Forts Lesyenworth and I.iey, in the Ter
tIto.y Of RfRfas and from the town Of kansss in
tory of New Mexico or to any other depot that may
be designated In that Territory;
be desisnated in the Territory of New Mexico, to
the posts Or depots thst are Or may be established
Forts Bliss and Fillmore
The weight to be transported each year will not
be less on either OF the routes than one hundred
Ions of junds, snd on routes and than two mil
Propose viii state the rate per hundred pounds
per hundred miles for which the trans portaon will
year and may be nad5 for s tho routes collective
~, for any two of them, for each route separat y
their places ofrasidence aud be prepared to execute
bonds with good security in such an amount as the
the lst day Of January, 1850; and .s
to be transported during the year all either oil
the routes, they will be required TO have places oil
business or agencies at o in the vicinity Of Fort
LeavenwoTth, F,rt Laramie. and Fort Union, or
other depot in New Mexico, at which they may be
commu nicated with promptly and ieadiy.
Each proposal must be accompanied by q guaran-
tee signed by three more persons, known sat
isfactOrilv certified TO the Quartz master General
setting forth that if the party proposing shai be
awarded the contract, they will enter an Obligation
for its faithful performance.
Proposals viii be endorsed az follows: Proposal,
for Army Transportation, and none will be enter
tanned they fully comply with all the sti pula
tons set forth in this ad ertisement.
The night is reserved ofrejecting any or all the
bids that may be made.
QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
e3-3awtlstOct Washington, Juno y, fS59.
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ukUICIIEA
TTHE CELEBRATED DIR. J. 8. ROSES
Il MEDICIN0 ED,
OF PHILADELPHIA.


These remedies are the result Of thirtyfve YEARS
of extensive and successful practice, And are the
only reliable preparations TO cure the various Ills
that flesh il heir to.
OK. y s. ROSES COUGH SYRUP. OR Ell
PECTORANT, will radically cure Coughs, Colds
Hosrseness. Bronchitis, and oil Lung Diseases
Or. S Kos as ALTERNATIvE. SYRUP,
or Blood Purifier for the Of Scrofula, Old Erup
tons, Chrome Diseases, U'cers, Sweled Neck and
all diseases arising from an impure state of the
DR. J S. ROSES DYSPEPrIC COMPOUND
The only sue cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant. Price 80 cents.
DIR. j. S. ROSES PAIN CURER. II is not
cure ali; but il one has stood the test Of IS years
Gu ing X Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Aches, Choo,
Pains in the Stomach snd Bowels spralns, Bruises,
Pains in the Limbs Joints, Back and Spine, or any
pain interDa ly or externally. Price u, Is Aud 81
cents q bottle.
These remedies, and many others referred TO in
DIR. Roses Medical Adv ser, (Which book may be
had GRATIS at any the drug stores where the med
icines kept have been used with success by ove
10000 persons with prompt benefit. To ensure
success you have only to that they are genuine
by having the Doctors crittes stSHaisrs Deer eaeh
cork and on each label.
III Kept by all Druggists. ses-u
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

WI RARE INDUCEMENTS.
w ITH the positive assurance OF receiving from
Europe. by the LIST of October next, a rich xN
and BEAUTIFUL assortment Of e{S}
GOLD and SILVER OK
HUNTING WATCHES.
purchased directly from the most popular manufao-
turers, besides "
JEWELRY and SILVERWARE,
in great variety, and of the richest and most ele-
CANT d chaste European styles, etc., etc, have
this day marked at considerable deduction my
present large and varied stock of Jewelry embrace
ing thing that the most fastdiOus taste could
desire, Of which fact all who give me cal! will he
convinced. III: ST MkEN,
au2l $40 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Removing il in o few hours. I am nov trying it
for Scrofula, and have already receI. ed benefit
8 LESSIG. ReedlHf Pa
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H g. HE sRE1S E1fE Advantages,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK


PREPARED BY CHEMIST.
BOTTLES IL, Is and 50 cents and one dollar.
The GREATEST DISCOVERY In MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL should be kept
In al families In case OF accidents sudden sick
CURES To get physician.
1t cures psn In any part of the system and ID used
externally and internally.
H. AS the frssaen onapge 90 of the weather pro
duoe bad Cold, Rhenmatism, Pain in the Limbs
And Body; also, Stiff Neck-every person should
get bottle. 1t acts upon the Nerves, Muscles,
Sinews, Blood and Bones; and by its warming cleo
tIomsgnstc power, expels al pain from the system
Set q bottle and try it.
uHNp Bill rySg have 2 Cough, use HARTs
GHERRY-it is the best Cough Syrup in the
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver Sto-
mach and Bowels, carrying of all Bile and Foul Sc
The above medicines % be had at ell DRUG Stores
IN Washington SItyi KIDWEL.L & CISSELL ct
GEORGETOWN; H. PEEL Co., Alexandris.
Il-tr
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THE SECRET En- JNMF EFIR1IEEEs OF YOUTH
.INSf HablfShef gfQffS. fAk fbfA fhnntnad

A few words the Rational Treatment. without
Medicine, Of Spermatorrheao or Local -rHGA
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, AM
Genital and Nervous Debility, Pre-
mature Decay of the System, lmpo-
tency and Impediments to Marriage
BY b. DE LANEY, MD.
The important fact that the many alarming oom-
plants originating 40 the imp udence and solitude
of youth may he easily removed WITHOUT NgpIcIsE
Is in this small tract clearly demonstrated and the
entirely new and highly sucoessful treatment as
Of which everyone il enabled 20 cure HINsKIT per-
fecty and at the least pOssib COST thereby avoid
ing al the advertised nostTums of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free, in
sealed envelope by rsmIntnnf pest peidl tyo post.
street New York City. ma sO-tr
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A VALUABLE MEDlClNE.-Ws nave mere
use of MRS M, COX,S :. - - II

- spgSe1 ~ sns many CURES eueeseo " 10
INDIAN 4EGETABtE DECocTIoN,
IN diseases pfthe blood, skin, SyspePsy, &c, and
recommended II as an Invaiuable medicine. Our
confidence in il as remedial agent has been greatly
increased by several very remar kabe cures Of long
standing disease Of the liver, kdheys, akin, etc.
that have recently come under our oeservation-in
Gases, too, where al other remedies and the most
skIllfui hysicians had failed TO afford relief. Hun
dreds most respectable citizens nave been re-
heved by its admirable curative qualities. and we
eomsns .rests, In m,Ig ps De-
and it is al that il claims 70 be- 1t 10 for sale At the
IssIldenoe OF MRS: cox, los <. BALTIMORE ST.,
The best reference can be gwen in or out Of the
CITY. and numerous certificates seen by calling on
the agents None genuine unless her name In blown
on the bottle ard her zeal on the cork. :
Wholesale AgeMs.-R. S. T. CIssKL, Druggist,
Agent for the District and viii supply the trade At
my prices. ie2o If
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ZINE READY-MADE -
Black Drap d. Eta Coats, Pants, and Vests,
Black Alpaca do. do.
White and Brown Linen Coats,
White and Brown Duck do.
White Linen Pants,
White Duck do. .-. b s.
Buff do. ~ P
Travelling busters, 60.
Having connection with the largest manufaotur-
ing establishment nor'h, we enjoy superior advan-
tases for supplying the very best goods at the low
est possible prices: The styles are found to excel
ANYTHING I'm Washington. and the workmanship far
cels any thing heretofore offered In this market
and is SO acknowledged by all who pstronize our
establishment.
We also have on ha "a superior stock of Gents
Furnishing Goods, and make TO order Garments OF
vance on the prices of our reedy-msde clothing
]. M. McCAMLY & CO.,
iv1 under National HOtel
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OLD MAGNOLIA WHISKY.
This standard brand of FINE WHISKY is offered
to the Trade in barrels and half barrels. 1t s guar
tied being perfectly pure Risky, entirely free
from deieterIous substances and possesses the pre-
MUM merit of being COPPER DIsTILLKD. from best
NAILED RYE, under our peIsOnsl supervision
brands of FINK WHISKY In New YORK and PHlLA
pRLPHA, enables US to ship from either city with
out detention.
FREEMAN h SIMPSON,,
PHOENIX DIsTILLRRY,
SohuylkIll River.
oa.o. J1O9 South Front ST., Phllsdel phia.
Ohloes' 90 Wall st., New York. jy L. tOot5
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TOBIAS, OPTICIAN,
L 40 penn. AVENUE. BET. ~ AND 9Th srs.
public generally, chat hare removed to tSeIx .n'
above Place, where may always be found, &C.,
Giles. havHS T Sssd fsnI I'll Sight.
As TO my capabilities, and the satisfaction l iavs
discriminate from the many testimonials in his civ
and elsewhere; thst have OF the most eminent zen
my advertiseWent p the National IntolIige to be
read as el,de 20 these who wish to DO well suited.
hsr DO or Gasses TO-
you i9I space 81 SIX years as you will read in an
THIS Is certii1y new phase TO endeavor to improve
Doctors bed business. I will not impose upon or
them believe ssch nonsense. / can only add, that II
your eyes do not undergo change, then viii war
You viii at tnss End IN my ZEE Esnhli.hmen.
sna f EYR FL VA I $S ts 2ss
"a K3ek nonsens..J TELKScOPEs. MICRO
kER and SEHE 8sA s1d s+a.
vsriety of other useful OPTICS. annex few of tie
MANY TESTIMONIALS.
From AIS Bse.Issey. ths Govsrnoy O, Virxtnia
light, and SorrespondnE with his DESCRIPTION q" Of
their focus mn HENRY st A. S Wis.,
From tA@la,s Ho.. Judge Butler.
i vssrecommended to Mr.. no Tobiss as sEiliful
osas
comprehend them by inspection, and some siiyht
measurements, and he has made me pair OF Specta-
Giles that suit me admirably. A. p. BUTLER.
From the Hon. Secretary cf State Of Vfrs,n.n
EXEcUTIvK DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND, Dec. 81. is58f
Dsay Sir: Gov. Wise having shown me the Speo-
tacles sent him, and discovering that the focue
was precisely suitable to my vision, kindly Offered
to enclose them to you, to have new Glasses substi-
tuted. i have since received them and am srati6sd
that the Glasses fully meet my expectation" and
give my EYES great relief: The pebbles, You have
ofyour bill. Very respectfully, &C.. '1A'
-. GEO. W. MUNFORp.
JOHN TOBIAS, Esq, Washington, ID. G,
Rom Prof. Baehs.
WAsHIEeTQr, Feb. IL, 1889.
have used pair Of Glasses of Bra ilian PahhIes
furnished by Mr.. Tobias with great satisfactfon
They are clear, ofexoelent fgure. and well mounted
~ A. ID. BACHE.
III Please observe that my Establishment is on
Penn. syepne setwssen ~ and 9Th ssreets,
Where you Will obtain . good Likeness, esual 10
any other Establishment. and At moderate oharees
WASHINGTON COOPERATION Qu.rterly]
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MIsCELLAHHOUs,
N . T G E

NOTICE q, ,uv
ENDCITS AND COLORS.
WITH METALLIC Basis, OF RUoLZ,
Manufactured BY Irelsn Co, Paris.
These Paints have the property of resisting al
dampness, and for wood, walls, iron, tin,
zinc, pape canvas, or light muslin.
They are proof asal asst sparks olnders or wster,
oil as to be nearly ready for the brush. The eoono
my in their use consists in pounds coverirE us
square yards with coat Put in TN pack age
Theoretically sealed, and for sale by
THOMAS BOTHER,
se6-eolms Agents, Cherry st., Georgetown.
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A CARD FROM BOSTON.
"A 70 THE CITIZ EMS OF WASHINGTON.

BosToj, August 81 1883.
This is to certify that, in consequence of the re
linquishment of business by our friend, Richard
Davis. Esq., (who has for the past fifteen years act-
ed as our agent for the sale of our manufacture in
the city of Washington and District of CoIumbia)
we have. with the full consent and approval of Mr.
Davis. appointed Mr.. JOHN F. Ills as his suo-
cessor. TO all our patrons, therefore, and to the
public. who hsve for so long q period manifested
their interest for u.s. we take the liberty of recon-
tInue To make the same effort to Please them as IL
has been the ambition of his Predecessor to do.
All Pianos sold In Warrington and Tvs vicinity
viii receive the same guaranty for excellence and
perfectness ii purchased directly from our ware
rooms In Boston purchasers can depend upon the
warrantee of Mr.. Ellis as our own.
CHICKERING & SONS.
The subscriber, IN rstiring from business would
cordially recommend to his friends and patrons Mr..
jon, f. ELLIS, to whom he has sod cut his stock
of Pianos ana transferred the agency of Messrs.
Chlckeriny Il Sons. MIR Ells's extensive and sa-
psrior assortment OF Instruments of.rs great ad-
vantages to purchasers. k1CH'D DAVIS.
beg to ipform the public that I have this day
purchased from Mr.. RICHARD DAVIS his entire
stock of ChckeIing & Sons and other Pisnos,
Guitars, MelOdaOGs and the good viii and fixtures
of hts established and popular pianofor ta nd
music wareroOlns With an agency 40 eagerly
sought fer by al engaged in the musical business,
and with practical experience In this city during
the past seven years, hope TO merit tho confden
have on hand the larg ST. most select and varied
assortment Of Pianos, MelOd nns. Guitars, Victims,
Music and every article pertaining to The business.
JOHN ELLIS,
Piaroforte ard Music Store, 2OG Pa. ave,
SO 5-6teO between 9Th and 10th streets.
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OLIVER Smith s WILL-MARRIAGEP ORrroXs
HoR TIE MILLIoS.-Many years ago. Oliver
Smith, an old bachelor who resided in one of
the towns in Hampshire county, Mass. left the
bulk OF bis property to be managed by trustees
until 1t should amount to 500 900, when one
half the income was to be annually given to
twenty-one boys who should faithfully perform
certain conditions Of the will: one-fourth to
eighteen girls; one-eighth to fifty-four Young
wemen for marriage portions, and the remain
ing eighth TO the same number of INDECENT and
deserving widows. The required sum will be
reached in October next, and accordingly ahout
$lO,SOO will hereafter annually be distributed
among the boys-about S5l5 apiece. maxine
quite prize for those who are lucky enough to
secure ii; and as this distribution IS to be an
annual thing, an army Of boys will in time be
furnished with a handsome sum to start life
with. The sum of sj,4O0 will be distributed
among the girls-S3O0 apiece; s.. 700 for mar
rage portions, making $50 apiece, which will
pay for many Of the necessary ':fxinps:" and
the same sum $50 apiece to the widows The
trustees Of the fund are annually elected. like
all other town officers. and the principal OF the
fund Is mainly loaned upon real estate in the
various towns of the county We are unac
quainted with the prescribed requirements for
obtaining the prizes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-13

l was troubled with lnnammatory Rheumatism
for long time, and could End nothing 20 relieve
me. Atlength WAS advised BY friend 10 try DIR.
Cogswelps Medical Salt, vlach entirely cured me.
would advice all who are ffcted 20 give Il trial
JACOB HOMSWlrSER. X eadInI. Pa.
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beg to Inform the pubic that ] have this day

Il BROOMS, BROOMs.
HERRING & EVANS: manufaoturers Of
BROOMS and WILLOW WARE, No. Is Roysi
street, 4 doors below Kihg Alexandra, Va keep
constantly or hand ainted Pail Brushes. Mats,
Cedar Tubs, Pals, PissiG, Coolers. Churns, VIII
low rradies, Wagons. Chairs, Baskets, &c, &c.
III Broom Corn wanted. au l5-eo2m