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Suoh 3 hoqp MAKES DAa the boffor,
Pure and lasting it, CON roll
Home With pare and bright SURROUNDINGS
Lssvss III impress on the soal. 60
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cuEr on FIJs az ESFissEkAL KEARs


Price 81; Chronic pasksse, Sa5as Sod BY al
prussists N ws.hinsscn. Gsors ssqyn, and yioip-
tnston,- TIP. MLLBURN & CO, Willsrds'
Hotel; d. G. TAYLOR & CO.. General Ageuts
93 Dock street. Philadelphia. aus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-02
A yALUARLE MEDIcINE-We have hsrs-
- SSS es =. :. s','s 'a'ss'a y ~

in di.s..e. * the Esoa,. H.. a,:s.5sy. W. ana
rscosnmeuded II a. IN inyslns6ie medfcins Our
ooa6dence In il q remedial agent has been greatly
standing disease Of the liver, kIdneys, akin. eto.
ss:!a! slsf Z; iS E:s .! sYs
are s.ssssa . Learn that i: poIusIiE . daily Be-
I s8y & g a !; iSs sIs : s e.
ss: q: J.a e S
city, and numerous certificates seem By calling on
the ssents None senui9s unles: her name il blown
: Wholesale 1fsst.R. 8. +. CissKI, Druggist,
Georgetovr, 2: C.s has bsen appointed Whole sale
AseAi S ;as Districts and win supply The tI.ds p
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TIE c0RAPEsr WINTER CLOTHING!
THE BEST WINTER CLOTHING
"a lem only b fonnd e = y Sc
WIESENFELD = CO.'S
0DEOH HALL CLOTHING RO0lfB.

At Wfk5ENFEEb & co.'s
s....a.' sus.ssss sSi4s ess:1g
Durable 0vERC0AIe! -. 9sas "
- ELL made OvERcOATS! at
-At wIEeENFEED& COS. - -.
BUSINESS SUITS feg Yegns Men.
o.,ss A, WiEsEyE EL6 4 COS. AN
DRESS SUITS for Psrties. = .
coArs a a. ~ wIrEsENFELD Z cos.
- RANfS By The Theusand! esp
At WlESRNFELDk CO.'S!
BOYS Ct<QIaiN8 for the Yoangestt e.
4. Wi Y9ks SsaksslhlSs e COS ssssrs B'yss
Cheaper than the CaesDes<s -t
Finor than the Finest. - 800 49,
800. Bsttsr than ne Best!
AZ wIEsENFELO ( g. sa5 'Esfsn'a'' .
w,l-. ,es y s,l:sl EsS Oh! n2si 4. wins.
oe 9-av Corner Of - ~. "a e 4
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THE NIMBLE sIxPENCE.
Brisk SAILS AND SHALL PRoy,

THE NIMBLE SIXPENCE.
u BRIsK SAILS AND SMALL PRoYrrs
TO ECONQMISE, BUY OF STINENETz.
$50 Pc. 49,, Sss f3fA osd fSfA 0s.
esebe's ventilating and elf-sdjustinS Hat at Q
Fine MolesiIn and Cashmere Hats,
sIss d Spsss a.a {: a nd Victor
P.lt E Hsts iS al sie PEI, y.r,.., q n
Childrsn's Fancy Hats, and Misses
Beaver flats. Trimmed and un-
trimmed. ID J, - tzs...-.I.sl... - e s
A veil seIeeted assortmeut of
LADIES' FURS 4
Swan, and I'm. Ermins Trimming IS
and 81 cents per yard.
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NOTICE TO PLEASURE SEEKERS I'm
~ Potomac Steamboat Company. -
n Ssf s.s 70 ta' fe%h.:ss y
fSIs: eas. the public e s1s yi.2sy :.
TO partaes Of three or more excursion tickets VII
privilege OF remaining there s night aid Ietarnins
next dsyi sso inr AZ sia Greek, two dollars (0a
;. The angler can enjoy kne sport with hook end
line st either Of the above psces, white perch snc
game betug pleutifuL 1lI
Good Hossl aeoomnodations esa b had ct thss.
Bpsts leave foot Of 9Th street ,t sH = m. and sk
pirH EsiHssatSE, "a r \ n, 80 ~ 3 n c.-..n..
y; !: :; Ss?Sssa'
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] WINES. El 90 lAss S ssSEsa {
SSs' CT d. f%S5 .dSsE aissd S,s
1ssryss. tsmlIiss. kes:l fsspsfs: 90 s.loYss
ssr. T "a 9 cdss :s ;ss. e Msii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-02
HAaFEHBHES SRE2r 81 FIN: :zzktklH1r1ro.
AND fhdEMM1EGhA4 a E2B wRH yHSRRfRR6sWJA w

PR1R1RED By A CHEHlSf 7-7-'E
!. "A y t1sIE 4 q /. :.sse }.
nsss,as e ffeSuenHy enrcS n led tine Tin q r.
cures to get yhysicfan. -.
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sSG,: Ssd,s;..s r K hla z q Rs6 9s'sss
6sossstovns Il. fkRL { Co. 11sxsadriS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-02

vAirA1fx A. A CoxpExsERs-A man who does
not claim 70 be . Judge of swine, ays: ssI4ast
spring bought little pig from drove, and h
was good Tor eting bat wouldn't grow much.
q large bucket fun At tina, and then, like OH
yer Twist. called Tor mere. Well, one sDosninx 4
carried out water bucket full of dough, and sfer
he had swallowed IL al, picked zap the pig and
put him In the same buck et had fed 10 from, Esd
iks lisis esss dids't laD Jfu is.s bas .f'si
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-02
T'HE BEST COUCH sYRUP' TIKI
tn ass,ll . :, . siIs : .,

poancsd By medical men, and. those Who hsve sssd
IL 70 be the best preparation for Ces&As Colds c.
"a sis hos 81 s:s &c
s s6.i. q @ s'si' y md Sa;i "a Sss
,UhBokees s and 80 cents and On. Sold by III
9rsSsisg In Warrington, 6sorgstoWn and Al9sp-
AfG "a ll-6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-02

GRIrFIrHe Y ssI AEb rl No $50 Pa. .r.pu.,
.s: err xh;a sSiis Ws;:ss "a sss:ss
terS, Nipple Keys, Gun wads, Gun Screws, Ely's,
Cox's, g d and Persian Caps, Cap Primers. Extra
ChsrgsTs, Travelling Companions, With many other
the, vSs sSs g :sli :, i Ss iess:
prices. oc ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-02

III Jas. n. Peardsley, an itiaefant snowman,
while exhibiting rattle-snake in New York on
Saturday, Wa bitten by Il on the rst nnger Of the
right hand. He was conveyed 10 the City Hospi.
tai, whsre his wound was caaterized with favor
able results. $50 81 - esEsssas 50 = iie' q
III I'm tho case Of Dayton agt. wilkes. which il
of the uewspspsr Porters Spirit Of the Times, ex-
Judau Cole, of the NJ. Y. Mariae Court, has been
appointed Receirsg and tins paper 10 to be sold by
III 0as he Just been Introduced in the city Of
Little Rock, Ark. The stock was taken up chiefly
by private subscription. =, - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-02
G2kG sodb Ti SH2H RS coh Gs9nEm
srs g. e, J. " E; !; SxIEss xshsAISz

: Cas sev Be lad |er One Hrndred boilars!
+ = Mol for Nisas Deliars, (
ros mnaapactgInf Pu. Poses the en.y reliAbls and
snexceled SeE,ng Machine IN the vorid.-L N.
Family Sewing Machines from Ftffy to Seventy
Ave DolaLs. We have tried them in our own fam
lies and IND them superior TO any in ass.-L n.
SUE ,Ss e., 4. gs e fsj, :,
No 3ee' feana, avenue, under Nstionel Hotel and
sxamlne them end tbelr work. The great economy
In psing sach . msanlns viii ct once become az
parent. EXPLANATIONS given % all Circulars, Ius-
hahng eii OF Singers Sewing Mschines, with speoI
A food assortment Of Thread, Nssdsss, Twist
and ptsef machine tndlnss kSpt on hand, and solo
AssINaER& Co. xse Broadway,
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I.rss s jass o,snsd q closh ..a
has|lss s9 r. e @, ; sssh Ss t Z s3d
~ II 6HAWLS, -. - -
In great variety; Ill Of which We oGsr 1t snail
. joUvINs KID GLOVES. +
We hays tvst olened ogF FAN importation Of you-
Iin's Nd Sloyss, g gu eelars And numbers,
J. ,.-,~ nj h q: S!.:I.I Rsh 3d..
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- 7 RsIz siS8 ZEE &s$$x gEzs Etr..
as.el.lsa hon tAs last Psns dssfsnss IA IA
BE s1ssl'''isi 1870 & a::s,:s.k ..v..s..
un.auALEEssiS, 'iIy|,y EEi.sssc,s5SB s N .ras
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3: Gift qTf 6 t;iss; 81 90
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81 !! IA &! lEl; |! !
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a MKp,caLs AIH,

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D.-s',>,' 80 .. 4 MEDICAL skLf. -
F:sss Eas@sa ffsess si Iasss ssd T.ssf lsss o:
sgSss e .ets sas.soa a.n nm a. f2ss inrs
DO. iSs soli SS e sss s' may - ''e'
CURE OF RHRgkxrssx.
ss I'm lsS s;S$s;
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sss Sas ss
Esda s sss' sssg .sss ss
.''e II 6ss 81 sri R isi Pa
q i, e s2oP Fox k 9. lss ,,,.s
Tor s'Fof'ls' and have rf.fy siS,i e. SsSsh
STILL ANOTHER CASE or RHR UMlTIsn
~. ..r,o..l, .s S4sf 1ish Rheumaussh and
oo1nned g ny BED; purchased boz Of d.. cesss,,
vs saviss osS S sRS SrsS re s:dsa
it VIII Bear h HU:s b AIsKa .Ssa.s. p.
CURF OF FITS OF SEVERAL YEARS
STANDINC. ~
soa's health ictsd with fts, you remsmb-T Be
sssg!sd e have every eonhdence in you and ycst
MEDICINE ~ doing him great good. His health Is
.rsldl1 ,mRroysf' And &c are encouraged ssssol,
:h ss: " ;ns. sf5 sssS e Re
FLYERS CURED BY THE MEDICAL SALT
Ny wife vas attacked with very high Towers,
Which would last nine days II . time. was indrc.
ID 70 try Or. CoEgsyeils Medical SAT- A fter Civ
ing = q fair trial, il entirely broke her fevers.
would eheerfully recommend II 70 others slulilsry
Affected. j. M, DICK,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-02
NEW STORE.

The pr9pnesor: srsss1ai Tor tks iSsfsi ssiscssse
az Il % DsRs sss ss1c. q
place 20 get ther Supplies, that ys have Complied
s sSs ~ ~: s1a
I'll kisds, which Offer ct very low prices. Please
's y =: 81 9ss'' for yoYI;:sE r.; puvAL
90 tWET PuILpIse. 30
BaUsss tn 80 ~ SIS, oppo. Oeatys Morkef.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-02

.rUR1fK|2 =, ls;ssr'ss =
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%. s-.,u 1Inn0&s, $50. : 80, 49,. =.
MINORS, Port4i6 Ard Pigtase Fua - anslr
DaesGd Tor styls aaa fnssA. Manufactured and for
% iS-imse FRANCIS LAMB.
PRpER3eskss E Fak F PgYEPS {HIE Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-02
SALE Observation-Disclosures lSs1IHFe

= ToNket- Sf0vEsr
: s.v, ., s..SST,OyEsm
.Sss y. 1870: ssss sIi ay q cSGsIss
II ~ Ss: ssss,s F ,sss w. ys.
81 AHeetle. Rsay Fossssesf, sn1 pssioF a. ofG
hos. vkish -, ~ = M! sSvs"s2 - so1
ksr fs9 Sss.e@as sxsestsd = ths no vt
s ssS - ssss - +. s- s 6; sS ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-02

Removing is IN few hours. I am nov trying Il
for ssrofals, and hare already recsis Cd benek.-
? 9. LESSiG, Reading, Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-02
STILL ANOTHER GAs ES or RHEVMArIsh

) lyus sssiously aniicted With Rhcuuansgh and
oo1fned 70 my bed. purchased box Of DIR. ceggs-
veii'l Medical Salt, and found . radical cure 1
would advise others sflieted With the same disease
70 give it . TIA. HUGH ATKINSON,
= White Bear Hotel, Bucks county, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-02

Menber q ns keyI Ceegs Lseaee. gr.dsat
greater part Of whose life has been spest
pstas o London, Pars PhAdelphia and
etsd Of the ssonisbing that we're eve
ksexa; many sreubsd with ringing In head aad
phsn ssieep; great being alarmed spdds
tofu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-02

N1oOaE's Wit ss s5R P5yo sToEz.
Wsehlv apvylIss q P6ke 5iEpIcrNxs :.
HI HI = 81 ~ -; 49, "a ne -
kstkunERIEs: IofLEf e6xPs 70
49, t; s &c e as Sss ss''' s;s !. :.
WAe7lSss<Sss2RHs s .ss 1!S ke92. 3 =.
1919 60 ~ - q ~ ~ .spvvxpe 9
NEw eI5yFs,sLzTsc sszrE-7vs =.
!! !! = 8 & I!
Z: 8; ; 81 4 4 /!
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pl..sursasds

THE MANY THOUSANDS cured atthis institution within
the last years and the mportan tug
cal operations performed By DR. Johnsoa vtessed By e
Of the papers aud ether persons, notices Of
which have appeared again and again before : public
sdes his standing Of character and respo
bilny, 10 sufficient guarantee the afflicted. Jan 95-ly
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-04-19
OBSTRUCTION OF DUXnURY HALL.

The following account of the destruction
by fire Of Duxbury Hall in Lancashire,
Encland. is from the Manchester Eran1-
inr.
About . o'clocl; on "Wednesday morn
ing, March ., Duxbury Hall, situate about
mile and half from Chorley, aud the
seat of William Staudish, Esq, was discoy-
cred to be ON fire. The flames
spread with such fearful rapldity that vari
ous alternatives had to be resorsed To before
the inmates could be rescued. In a remar-
kably short space cf time the greatest por-
ton Of the furniture, and also the books,
paintings. plates. &c, were conveyed TO the
yard and ouibuildings, though they were
somewhat seriously injured in the removal
Notwithstanding the cxertions used. The
magnificent and elegant structure is render
ed total ruin The south front of the
Hall is left entire. excepting some damage
which was done by the water to the floor
and ceiling The library and picture rooms
have also sustained no other material inju-
~; but there can be no donht that at least
tvo-thirds Of the building is Destroyed
There is scarcely the fragment of window
left; the roof has fallen in, aud the whole
Of the spledldIy carved woodwork is reduc
ed to embers
The building whose destruction is thus
described had peculiar interest 10 New
Englanders, from its association with the
name of Miles Standisb, the Puritan cap
tain, whom Longfellow and Ehninger have
80 lately recalled to the memory of all
The Standishes wese settled in Lancashire
on the site of Duxbury Hall, as early as
1906. and Miles standish is said to have
been born in Chorley, near the Hall. 1t is
we'll known that Duxbury, in the Old Colo
ny, where the captain fixed his abode after
coming to this country, received its name
from this ancestral Hall and it is also known
that he asserted claim to the possession of
the family property and honors. which he
did not forget when making his will That
instrument concludes with device wordcd
as follows:
81 give unto my son and heir apparent,
Alexander Standish, all my lands as heirap.
parent by lawful descent, in Ormistick,
Bonscoune, Wrish,irgton, Maudsley, New
burrow. Canstou and III the Isle of Man,
and given to ne as right heir by lawful de.
sceet, but surreptitiously detained from me-
my great grandfather being second or
younger brother from the house of Standish
Of Standish"
Some attempts have been made by the
descendants Of Miles Standish to establish
this claim, but without success - Boston
Advertiser, 25th ult.
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among parties having no common Judge
each party has perfect right to Judge for
itself, as we'll Of infractiOns as Of the mode
and measure Of recress.
Resolred. That the principle and con-
struction contended for by the party which
now rules in the councils of the nation, that
the General Government is the exclusive
Judge of the extent of powers delegated to
it, stop nothing short of desposism; since
the discretion Of those who administer the
Government and not the Constitution would
be the measures of their powers; that the
several States which formed that instrument
being sovereign and independent, have the
unquestionable right to Judge of its infrac-
ton, and that positive defiance by those
sovereignties Of all unauthorized acts done.
or attempted to be done. under color of that
instrument, is the right remedy"
The Legislature. having concluded It's
business. adjourned sine de on the 2lst of
March
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VOL. ), NO. 52.-WHOLE NO. 2OS.
.TAKlN' 'EM DOWN.

We met Judge L.. the other day. at the
American House, in st. Johns. who related
TO US the particulars of an incident which
will do 10 put in print.
The Judge LETT his home last Tuesday
morning, and took the ears at lonia for ST.
Johns As tie entered the cars he observed
an unusual number of Irlshmen aboard"
but did not at first comprehend the reason.
As he elbowed his way along the narrow
aisle between the well filled slips to find a
vacant seat, he was stopped by our ever
present and companionable friend, W. P.l,
who, with his usual po,iteness offered him
seat by his side The customary inquiries
and responses on the subject of health and
destination were scarcely over, when Mr. l..
with an air Of exaltation remarked: We'll.
judge-s'pose you've heard about our cleo
ton at the Rapids yesterday"
Yes replied the Judge. il is reported
that the Democrats elected their city tick.
ct"
After enligbtening the Judge with refer
ence 10 the details Of the victory, Mr. l. turn.
Cd to an lri>hman. who. it seems was sort
of captain. aud inquired:
Where you gong 10 take the boys to-
day, Nike !'
90. ji,t above here, at - station
replied Nike, and a conversation having
been thus opened, Mike embraced the op-
poriunity to relieve himself Of the surplus
Of enthusiasm with which he was charged,
IN the following style:
Och. be gorra bat didn't We tax EN-
down some, when our forty min wint up to
vote ~
Friend |, just then had urgent business
in another part Of the car-G. Il. Eagle.
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s,rEPING BRITISH LION.
FROM PUNCH.

p-;t;sh Lion, get VI" says John Bright,
"Oe. " ,bsn YOU shall have such feast;
AM What. asleep: Do you take day for
night. ,,,.
'e' r. ~, brought you carcase OF prime Reform
- ,pe man to supply you with prog;
IN IL - nm and pitch in; tooth and nail get to
-, ob.erve that 90 the whole Hog
:. British Lion, awake and be fed"
ne,by awake you slow brute,
., b,unch Of buck-venison, the finest e'er
u,;.b iI.t your digestion will suit.
oniy inst look, what a nice joint of meat !;
IVy., coni manage to bite if you'd try.
-, iO now or YOU NAV be wanting 10 eat
.,d unsa,isfed ne, bv-and-by.
49,. British Lion r Lord John shouts, 'arise.
W .,e fsmi.hed-.'m sure YOU must be.
.bv do YOU snore so: Come, open your
eyes.
AID vou shall see what you shall see.
~ w,r,apt You'll fad il a better blow out
TIN those other fellows can give:
m n-oyi,,e YOU meal, which beyond any doubt,
Wiu last YOU a long a. you live"
They talk to the Old British Lion in vain;
The Lion does nothing bat snore;
u won, wag his tail, and he won't shake his
maDc,
Audthey cant get the Lion to roar.
Rut vou NAV make him roar and his jaws wide
expand,
Jus, presume on his pcaccable mood.
You NAV then find it hard to supply the demand
of the reused British Lion for food.
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on a RAILROAD 3o MILES
Az HOUR.

An incident occurred on tie Little III.
ami Railroad yesterday morning Tie facts
are about these A lady, somewhat pass.
cd that period of life which the world wo'd
term "young" although she might differ
with them-was on her way 10 this city,
for purposes connected with active industry
At point on the road, a traveller took the
train, who happened 10 enter the car in
which the young LADY occupied 4 seat
After walking up aud down between the
seats the gentleman found no unOccupied
seat, except the one-halt Of that upon which
the lady had deposited her precious self and
crinoline-the latter very modestly expan-
slve Making a virtue Of necessity - 4
"stani,ee" berth or little self-assurance-
he modestly inquired if the lady had fel-
low-traveler, and took seat
As the train few along with express
speed the strangers entered into coy con
versation, and mutual explanations The
gentleman was pleased. ard the lady GER
tainly did not pout. After other subjects
had been discussed, and worn thread-bare,
the lady made inquiries as to the price Of a
sewing machine, and where such an article
could be purchased in this city. The gen
tleman ventured the opinion that she had
better secure a husband first This open
ed the way for another branch of converSa-
ton, aud the broken field was indu,triouly
cultivated
BY the time the train arrived at the de-
pot in this city, the gentleman had propos
ed aud been accepted, (although the lady
afterwards declared she regarded 1t as 4
good joke.) The party separated the gen
tlcman, all in good earnest, started for H.
cense, and the lady made her way 10 !
boarding house on Broadway, above Third,
for dinner. At two o'clock the gentle
man returned with license and Justice.
to the great astonishment Of the fair one,
and after few tears and halfremonstrativc
expressions, she submitted with becoming
modesty, and the Squire performed tho lit
tie ceremony in twinkling. Last evening
the happy couple departed FOR Louisville,
en route for New Orleans and California
Ii this is not a fast country, search war
rant would not succeed in finding one
Cincinnati Ga>ette, March I9.