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ID In the Stephens wife poisoning case in
New York, yesterday, the evidence was closed on
both sides, and the counsel were to commence
their arguments this morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-24

H The Massachusetts, Legislature have refused
10 abolish capital punishment indication tia,
radicalism in that State is diving out
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IL DIR. VIM. =. Scott was elected Mayor of
Fredericksburg, Va, on Monday, by a majority
over Peter Goodrich OF 10 votes
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RIOT IN PRIsOg.-Tro COaricts Shot Dsnd.-In
the Auburn, n. V, State Prison on Saturday eff
ternoon an attempt at revolt occurred in the same
shop. 1t seems that number Of convicts refused
to permit the officers to take out for punishment
black man named Cesar, having in mind, no
doubt, the recent affair Of the shower bath, and
many Of them being armed with hammers and
other implements, evidently prepared for furcible
resistance. The warden having entreated them
to desist and allow the negro to be taken, but In
vain, he ordered the guard to fire, whereupon
three OF the conyiets FELL and two Of them have
since died, the other, the negro, (who was only
shot Ia tue thigh,) being in situation to recover
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LOST AND FOUND.


oST-Iesteriay afternoon, about evening, one
L. biackIng tan SLUT, well bred, with =,
collar around her neck. Any iniarma--S -
ton, or the hinder who brings her hack ~
the Frat Ward l.ivsry Stable, by FIR LAKE
MEl ER viii be very literally rewarded.
oSr.on or about the 10th instant LAND
IL WARRANr No. SSH. for I2O acres and Is
su"d March nth. lsjs, Ia the undersigned AElt !.
oil 40 vsiue To ans one else, the IGieT will lie I,l-
orally rewarded II h wall return II 10 the al 90 r
street Cammacks BuildIng.
MAR 2I-2- T.w. TAIIAFERRo.
Eol Nn-By a eolorcd mau. a PROMISoRY
u MITE Tor SIS and Survey Or's = al of a Wash
Ihgton City Lot. Which the owner NAV ottAlu an
Pplcali"u Al tn Star Orlca. hy pa,ins 10: linz al
Neftlse,ntnt. IL was fnund the President housa
on the day alter the funeral of the lats Postastsy
G'nsTsl Brovn. psr "a :,
/ OST-ln the Criminal Court room, or l,,tveen
- Tue CogTt- house and the JaI a par of GOLD
SffC IACl.f.S. A suitable i,4Nard wall h., pad nj
ieit AZ THIS ONCE, OF At the residence of n RAT
CI.lFFE, al FranklIn Row mar pa.
4 OST-tln Monday, th. 2ist instant bstween "a
IL street. Navy ard, and 7ih ctreat west = coin
BRACELLf, with seven liuE ;, or- ,f which has
been broken A sultsbl. ard will h.. paid f,r rs
'oi, "a io' AT this oHc" mar p ST.
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DETAINED.-It is stated that Mr.. McLane
United States Minister to Mexico, is detained
at New Orleans, in consequence of the steamer
tennessee being disabled in the attempt to
cross the bar at the mouth of the river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-24

GENERAL ScOrr.-This gentleman arrived
here last evening from his recent Southern
tour. He Is in excellent health. This morn
ing he was clOseted with the Secretary of War,
and we suppose will remain here several days
for the transaction of business connected with
his official position
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-24

IL TROUGH "THE STAR" Is PRINTED ON THE
FASTEST sr.AN PRESS IN USE SOUTH OF BALrI-
MORE, ITS EDITION Il so LARGE As TO REQUIRE IT
To BK PUT TO PRESS AT AN EARLY HOUR; ApvER-
ELEMENTS, THEREFORE, SHOULD BE SENT IN BY
TWELVE O'Clock, NJ; OTHERWISE THEY MAY NOT
APPEAR UNTIL THE MKT DAT.
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BOARDING.

ROARDlNG-At No. 3II Penn. aveuua oyar
II honyef,s nearly opposite browns doulls and
single ROOMS with BOARD. ~
mar y St MRS. y. PARIS.
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pOARDlNG.-Two gentlemen and their wives
aud BOARDING. on reasonable terms, by applying
at No. n Bridge street. Georgetown. f. 8 I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-24

THE BRITISH MINIsTER.-Lord Lyons, who
succeeds Lord Napier as Minister to this Gov
eminent, has been expected here since yester-
day morning, but az yet no reliable advices
have been received of his landing at Annapolis,
Md, to which port the Curacao, in which he
took passage, was bound. 1t is stated that the
authorities of Annapolis have mado prepare
ton to give the distinguished stranger q befit-
ting reception. A portion of Lord Napier =
family has already gone to Annapolis, it is said,
and that gentleman, and the remaining portion
will proceed there soon after his successor 3
arrival, in order to return to England in the
same vessel which brought Lord Lyons hther
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-24

MRS. PlGGOTT RESPECTFULLY An
W. nounces 20 the ladies of W o. hing toa and "a
clnitt that she As prepared 70 executed 4 A DIES,
Dbl'SSMAhlNG Iu the neatest manner Nnd at m.
and r. No. an. ,.ss " ~. u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-24

TIE WEATHRR.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time Of observation is about O'Clock:
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMTs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

800 BAR k Ftia'NPlS +! s1 Ii KHt%lyEs,
D., .,0 dS Der No scDo G% HHs sI
Boston, and for sac in lots suits purchasers Ali
81 a'''''' HARTLEY 4 BROTHER.
mar 24-1w ~ and lol Water street.
THE SUBSCRIBER WISHES no RENT hi.
l. handsome and conveHisnt RESIDENCE on
dining room, seven chambers, bathroom, Kitchen,
and cellar Is liz hted throughout with gas, snl
with pumps in the yard aud kitchen. The hou SO
will be rented to a good tenant on moderate terms,
premises, OF at tie Bank Of the Mctrnpas WASH
ington. THOMAS JEWELL,
mar 23-u No. 81 Prospect St, Georgetown.
I 600 BUsaE s4,,. PRIME pHt, T WHITE MER
table use, will be sold low from vessel until Thurs
T syfTas on A hand large F sEEfTE REkRY
iEar POST Is Water street. GeorEetown, ID. c.
nor RENT-The three-story BRICK BUILD
l. ING, No. 81 Bridge street. formerly occupied as
This property is in good order, having large Lack
building, les house and sttbling; altogether pos
tionery establishment. Possession given imlncdi
atoly: Apply to Army Il SllNN, No. 81 Green
street. mar 2
" Pc. cent by paying their taxes for Is5, bf,re the
LIST n al A Iax next cAS' +; .s W casst:r
nR. GOGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
q, Il. Barnard & Co.. and j. W. SothTon. Those at
hIctsd with ntaInnatory diseases should give IL
trial. See the testimonials Ia the advert in
another column. nAr l7-tr
BOSTON ICE-BOSTON ICEm
JUST REGEIVED, Bills Ofladen of .ooo tons 81 .
expected. This, together with several hundred tons
now In house constitutes my stock-n point Of usn-
tIty and quality. equal to any m the District.
determined TO spare neither pains, labor, means
10 furnish the public at all times, with pure artI
Gle, on the most reasonable terms.
All orders left with the drivers Of my wagons,
omar ked Cooley Ice, } or at my Office, corner OF
Dumba rton and Green streets, Georgetown, will
meet with prompt attention.
fe 24-lm WALTER Cooley,
ROARDING.-Two gentlemen and their wives
- can be accommodated with pleasant ROOMS
an rraSO la ly nj,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-24

Observation-Disclosures Snyder, late of Vir-
ginia, has been appointed postmaster at Cora
vile, Kansas Territory, in the Pixies Peak re-
gion where a post Office has recently been estsb-
lishe1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-24

Recommendations Cleary, of Califor-
MIA, has been appointed Naval StOrekeeper at
Shanghai, China.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-24

FACTS AND RCMoRs.-A statement i. going
the rounds-on how good authority we know
not-that it is now discovered that the cause of
the delay in the ratification of the Cass-Iri-
sarri treaty is that Sir VIM. Gore Ouseley, in
the course of negotiation, inserted an article
in his treaty requiring England to aid in the
expulsion of, and protection against, British
flibusters, and Nicaragua amended ours by in
serting clause to the same effect as regards
American filbusters. which the Government
here refuses to accept, on the ground that exist
ing laws are sufficient.
The New York HcraLd's correspondent from
this city, in letter dated 22d inst, says:
1.-THE Cabinet were in session until 4 late hour
this evening. Mexican and Central American at
fairs were believed To be under consideration. In
regard To matters in the latter country unless the
next arrival brings something definite about the
CaSs-lrsarri treaty. change of policy in that
country will he adopted. II is rumored new
Minister will be sent here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-24

" ENGRAVING.
' SITTING, WEDDING, aud lat HOME"
CAR DE- eieF anty engraved and printed. The GnSst
quality Cards "a nlshed.
ARMS. RESTS, and INITIALS cut upon stone
ahd engraving all ats branches promptly Executed
NJ. w. GAIT K BRO,
Jewellers, Sj+ Pa. av., doors west of
mar 2S-3t Rrowns' Hntcl
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EQR SALE-FIye barrels SCUPPERNoNG
Il WINE, nearly three years old. warranted pure
juice ni the grape. Inquire of w. :. LONG. ri
John t. Clatke's Patent Agency, corner eth and 4
SIS. mar Sl-2tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-24

the State court Ia at an end Neither the formalty
nor tne validity Of the process, nor the constitu-
tonality OF the act under which the process Issues
upon writ Of ha5eas eorpss from STATE tribu-
nai or upon any other State process The right
70 the possession Of persons or property cannot be
inquired into by State court by any process
Mn i.a gansfers the same from the custody Of
In other words, the process of the supreme
Court Is supreme and final, and no State law, or
the execution of the Fugitive Slave act has any
constitutional force
GARDENISG.-It is to be hoped that those Of
our city readers blessed with ten feet square of
space attached to their respective residences
suitable for gardening, have already made
preparations for improving the opportunity to
raise something in the way of fruits, vegetables
or flowers, in it. We firmly believe in the hu-
manizing- refneing- influence of garden con
nected with the household premises, as we'll as
in the health-giying influence of few moments
labor in garden each day, to the male or fe-
male of sedentary habits On piece of ground
thirty by one hundred feet, vegetables amply
sufficient for the table of o family of eight or
ten persons may easily be raised by heavy fer
tilization (Which will cost literally nothing in
city like Washington and due attention to
rearing succession Of crops. Street sweepings
make capital "mould'' and every nook Of a
city street contains usually what is termed
'flth' sufficient to pay him who will gather it,
ten fold for the labor of SO doing in potatoes.
cabbages, grapes, spinach, radishes, aspara-
gus, peas, melons, fruits, &c, if properly ap-
piled. The measure of the capability of gar
den to produce is simply that of the intelligent
care and attention bestowed upon it, and no.
thing is easier to be learned than how to man.
age garden successfully. Fortunately tho
booksellers all sell cheap, but Ineligible as
intelligent works on gardening from almost
any one Of which man of common sense, who
has never before stuck spade into the soil
may very soon learn how to improve the advan-
tages in that way surrounding him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-24

ITO BE SOLD FOR WANT OF USE-An OK
Il cellent Young HORSE, Is hands high. ~
superior riding and driving animal, at for ~
family use, the road, or anN service that aNSA
horse can be used for will be sold with a warranty
Also. a top RUGGY and HARNESS, but little
worn. rncs for the Whole RS The Horse will he
sold sapara tcly, Al desired. Inquire at Office of the
Washington Aqueducr GEORGETOWN. mar % -lw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-24

~ DIRECT FROM LONDON AND PARIS
A beautiful selection opening this day some en-
tlrely different from any offered in this CITY before
~ Cal and SEQ for yourself-the largest assert
ment In the city.
II. J. MCLAUGHLIN
Pennsy wanna avenue, bet 9Th and Sth sts
mar "a st Union& Alex GAIL
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-06-14

POETRY.
From the London Times May II.

From the London Times May II.
The War.
pY ALFRED TEMNYsoN.
There is sound of thunder afar,
Storm in the South that darkens the day,
Storm of battle and thunder OF war,
Well if it do not roll our way.
Storm storm Rifemen form!
Ready be ready to meet the storm
RiAemen, rifemen, riaemen form
Be not deaf to the sound that warns!
Be not guild by despot's plea!
Are figs of thistles, or grapes OF thorns
How should despot set men free!
Form form Rihemen form
Ready, be ready to meet the storm
RiAemen rilemen riaemen form!
Let your reforms for moment go,
Look to your butts and take good aim
Better o rotten borough or so
Than rotten feet or city IN tame
Form form Rifemen form!
Ready, be ready to meet the storm!
Rihemen, rifemen, riff emen form!
Form, be ready to do or die!
Form in Freedoms name and the Queens
True that we have faithful ally,
But only the Devil knows what he means.
Form! forml Riaemen forml
Ready, be ready to meet the storm
Riaemen, rifemen, rifemen form
For the Baltimore An,srican.
The War.
BY ALFRED TENNYsoN.
Was ever there heard such stuff before?
Brains of Laureate over the sea
Oh, for tariff to guard our shore
From the ike of such imports duty free.
Fie, fe, Tennyson, fe.
Ready, be ready to mend or die.
Tennyson, Tennyson, Tennyson, fe!
Oh, ye Rifemen, when ye form,
Send to the Laureate Bard your names;
Bid him invoke you better storm,
And better rhyme for aim than Flames ,
Fie, fe, Tennyson, fe, &C., &c.
Who ever heard such word of command
'Look to your butts and take good aim !"
Who could ever expect to stand
After the effect of doing that same?
Fie, fe, Tennyson, fe, &C., &C.,
Stop, oh Tennyson, stop oh do!
Stop in mercy's name and the Queens,
Don't go any further, or else, entire nous,
Your laurels will bloom and bring forth beans
Fie, fe, Tennyson, fe, &c, DC.
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r HAVE rented and fixed up the room next door to
Il the Adams Express Office, under the Virginia Ho-
tel for the purpose of exhibiting these machines, and
would now most respectfully invite the attention OF
the public to them. Think it entirely useless to pass
any unnecessary encomuns upon them, as IT is to be
supposed that all who in want will call and see
them before purchasing, but intend briefly to emu
merae its merits and let their performance speak for
themselves. -,
lst. This is the simplest and most durable double
threaded machine now in use. There is part OF it
ut all likely to get of order and should 1t by pos
sbiity happen to do 80, any lock-smith can repair
it, .
I'd. The seam sewed is strong, neat and durable,
cannot be ripped though every sixth stitch be cut.
Sd. Any kind of thread may be used in sewing with
it. and 4th-the comparative cheapness of the ma
chine places it within the reach of every family
They are furnished, put up at your houses for the
small sum fifty dollars. ! will be most happy to
exhibit the machines to any one, though they may
not want to purchase every one who sees it work
will bear testimony to its merits Call then and ex-
anime it. J. NJ CRANK, Ag't.
Staunton March % 1S59-3mos
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-06-14

A surgeon once waited upon an eccentric old
gentleman with his bills of medicines and visits.
The patient agreed to pay for the pills and re-
turn the visits. 81
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A formal fashionable visitor thus addressed
little girl
show are you, my dear2"
"Very well, thank you" she replied.
The visitor then added, snow, my dear, you
should ask me how am"
The child simply and honestly replied, 81 don't
want to know"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-06-14

OHAIRS AND SOFAS.-Just received from
I Boston, 80 dozen CANE SEAT CHAIRS, and 25
SOFAS, the best aud cheapest yet offered in this
place. A. d. CHANDLER.
Staunton, Dec Il, '5s-tf
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DIR. HENRY ANDERSON,

DLOWS FOR SALE.-1 have erected large
L Depot, adjoining the Fire Engine House, where
will keep large assortment of the various sizes of
the Livingston County PL0WS.
SCHUYLER BRADLEY.
Stauuton March l. lS59-tf.
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Most kinds of roots and barks are now used as
medicines, except cube root and the bark of
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MISCELLANEOUS.

urHKN ARE GOOD TIMES COMING
w When the people of Virginia fTTn ISsis
,S;s onnortnnitv of returning his thanks to the
public for their liberal patronage and wouldE&A
Inform them that he has just received line asv ~.
sortment of Material for the man9iSeture OF
and GentIemen's Boots, Caters and Shoes of every
variety with neaness and dispatch, and hopes, by in
dusTry and readiness to please, to merit the public
patronage.
Staunton April 81, 1858.
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Stauntotr Sgettator,
JOS. A. WADDELL,
I;EH l; WApDEhh, ,pn L ,,,iIy'. Nv Pr0prle'0rs'
TERMS.

TERMS.
esy- The "SPECTATOR'' is published once soees
Ut Taco Dollars and fifty Cents gear, sohscn may oe
DISCHARGED 6y s payment of 7a0o D0stGrs az any tanae
o;thi hs gsar. No subscription qoiN be discontinued
bat at the option of Editors, until aII arrsarages are
paid. ..... i,
Myse times for one dOllar and taeeaty cents each
Observation-Disclosures. Larger
in the same proportion.
liberal discount made to those sOho advertise 6y the
year. ,t
Professional Cards. not ercseding ssus lines aoatI be
Inserted for gear for SIS 00-6 months for 80 W.
One square, (tstlRsS) 81 gear. W
" ..............6 months. 20 w w
" ..........3 ...............5 % w
Too squares. gear; 40 40
............6 months S...............o . w
.............3 ..............:o W
Three squares. ysar 90
" ..........S ...............:I - W
2ae third coiumR. / gear. W 0
........6 months ...lS w w
one cOluRR. ............1 gear. ..o0 w
" ............6 ..6 months. ........; 80 W.
All advertising for a less time than three MONTHS 'oe
5s charged for at the uSual raesSl 20 per square or
the first three assertions, and taOsntyoe cents for each
subsequent issue.
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0TAKER CITY SEWING MACHINE.

March go, '59.-eow6m.
Also the Mexican Mustang Liniment.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26

COCSCLyAS MCCARrY ASD MS FRiEsDs.-ThS
examipaiicu In Sstu
ns Brady bst TX Jadss Phillips council fr mo
d.enesno wished 10 have II pstponsd a. eonssq-nee of
pre- eyious The council Mr. spencer, 1f M
s.rougiy for immediate prosecution u st do~p for
and psp~u tho Cout Of s,.sn The win there
re te delayed for about weeks and Up ia ~ fTs n
order rext months calendar.
SrEALIy0 LEAD PIPE.--Dr. Theodore Hohle, apo.h-
No. IA West Brosf~sJ on Saturday d'ssnoec INTO
bis cellar there thin faced sud hEs oktf bfy VINO
eIpsinsd his bere The co. had Tine % 's ~
the words Well belp IL; must take op ,ss pip- 10
house o yo1ne cefk vas 80 %
wsh he r.. While he doctor % 10 sssfs 81
dsrd and toward Canal street he ~ss
ant taken before Alderman Brady where BE- Prs1sd Iy
ard is!d lie lived az No. Hsssr street he ws eSn"sa "
As EyTERPRIsTS0 BIT CsFoRrusAIE iHEr.-A
n@xro waiter ssoinx IN street, ransd Yee.f Williams,
vss arrested this morning taken before the City Hal foe
Court charged vita having made two oDo emps fos,~ry
"a ,.h.n eost worth $50 bu b~nsins Daniel
Nal. and the Of Theodore b. Ia ssrn,
No Is Rr ca1Sht In tie sct Of pocksps
srary y,IusbIes Williams ene,sd the latter p,suls ey
this ornns with e hey and confronted BY ofss
Iesper VITO rsds the complaint. He was locted up.
TAKISG TINE.-Cbsrles Ober, a native Of Sweden,
sressd yssteda, Jr having stolen silver wssa, sA
ebsin oos, srt taIs !so W. Henhsl Of No. Jamss sp
Wher rieree pawn actet fr The oos, vs '1ad 1p n MIN
He ttIns skrg The cosf bat dsnis tie msicaer OF the
charge In ds.so Of so bail Jlee 0s5on o-ke A ~ 70
CHILD Res OyER.--On Saturday afternoon, q ave
or x a:ts children Playing In Fiiesh stfs ne osoes
vsy, ChaI<s Ssysss by assd svsa Jssn ~ '1a w"
su iee wsSop, and instantly k.ed
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26
COURT or GENERAL sEssIONs-sEpr. 2-8sfors
City Judge RUSSELL.

At the opening Of Court this morning Judge Russell
proceeded deliver bis charge the Jury The Nc Aptns
sss Mamsduhe Reeves alias Walter Mack, f swndliDs Mss
the Goyerns the PROCEEDINGS Of which hsss besn
already reported The jury s.r hours abrncr found tbs
prisoner guilty atteEp. st petit larceny seoad Of
nse" McApirs having served term In the st.s rr'5 al
ready punsbmeut this VERDICT s the discretion of .hs
Court years the STATE Prison. Jsdss Rassen de-
feird ps.sI M Monday ia order 10 give deApce
an opportunity M Woodtines trunks Hs counsel
Court that the restoration would be msds ~
that McAlpne vii much shs-r sentences and 10 ell
probability the DirictAtomsy viii DOT prosecute the remaining
indictments
John Bgsy alias Bsns Hesnan, sho of rob
bns store II Mr. Syerh, In the Bowery Of ei worth
geld watches and chains sentenced 70 five yes 10 The
State Pfson. =
Henry B.ean who pleaded snl,y stempt & psEd lar.
oeny % the FepiteIuary for one year.
Felr LaIkn hlsd 8 10 Tor assault Mr. bis1y.lt
Tie Court beard Mr. E6mon Bsntman IN the Of karpss,
the alleged forgsr, and adjourned till Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26
OSl HEALTH OF I'D
- eOSS

eD<s AMERICAN WOVEN. OSs
oer been sAd efecon thai the Psychological anatomy
liable suffering aod dis-asc for which
reliable remedy found the regular medical
s.on. Every mother Of family and NEST females seove -
years q fully experience tha Social podton, wesh and
cultivated cer exemption 10 this e 30 universal are
suherns from Ii. of IS 20 - thAA
every one Is interested In obtaining ceTtai1 relief
Irregularities local dpscem.n general debility and nsrvons'
be lot VI during the lases. r
ton OF their life.
The experiences Of many years the tes Of nvsse>tcu
by scientific medical the Of the medicine 10 the practice
and su. OF yscisns and s general In the fsnil
ss the cultivated aud rehred In
the country resulted stamping the e aud well knowu
preparation tie Graeencr Company the only reliable
remedy hnowu for the universal aud distressing dsesses u
prepared by an educated physician Of great experience,
and viii found fully equal % representation con.
cernps t. 4, - TAs Gra<(e,5svs Coapasts AAkr
STALLS UTERINE CATHOLIC0N.
Price 50 per bottle fes bottles for 80. eaa b sdv
sent bv srrvssa adireo JOSHUA BRIDGE, n d., seye.
tayy and Consnisy PAyseas Gyd<esb~g Cospast No J1
PARK Row, NEW-YORk
Havtns examined certificates of the 0sefenbse Company
take pleasure that they pesent evidences nuie'
ness entitled TO the confidence Of the pubic ny pr
na soqsn,snce with Of the membeu OF the Oseenesy
crss ar. worthy Of oon6dspce." FRAncs HALL,
Ea.to, and Proprietor Nsp- York Cos.ne4I Ads~tsss
Dr. r. BsIDGE say consulted pygs'ssonauy ., bv tssv,
AZ hs vooms Grssfsnbeyg Lsftufson No 81 Pa'krs~
Office hosrs to and ito a.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26

A ASTONISHING.-Mr. Grey, l2 Chathani.st,
syrup Depo,s $50 Chatham; s2 Grand and se sroadw.y
CURE CURE for PILES.-Thc Medicine
- which the proprietor 0teu to the Pae,ie hss ben
IN ey,y case proved certain the above aase Pcs
TIA. troublesome itching with which many afflicted snA
which other failed this Gves nuieae
relief thoroughly h been estei that the sabs rb~r has
induced bring before II. public and warrant Hecs
cur~ In every csse In o se the money wn be
sndsa 70 ne purchase, rreB.,sd y HENRY p roWLE
BEGEMAN / CO., ard BY Drusssn generally ceraAessss
srcon,uapy zach bottle