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The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-10
Thank fulness the Incentive 70 Gratitude.
CIkIIIicAiL

TIE underlined drsTous ~ Aeqna niIng thnas wha
nHS h~ unfortunate enough t. he sim sViy ar @fsd
Sh' re- PSF'"ahe"s e-''~f ~ 'r'T su6,ringS ~
obtained irrl' u his duty {" thus puheIy eAfEss . HE
most sincere Eraitul 1" Dr. l. J. Csa,LAy Tor tie
Permanent recovery "'his health. Bs,rnr dcun ~
the di''Tes'nE 'yrnit'm' IN eid"hi {" the ve,oas
prAe'cfs soiuneonfToiahr oi IassDh in yoaih hsrTe.s.
ed in body and mind. unAE,e TO p+rEnrnev-n the
most tTifInE duty irrosed on the daily AVoraiana
of life, pouRti the adtice o!mAny physEian vha
al Fret regarded my d.ea.. of trfnine importance
but. alas AfeT f.E weeks, and in a,vr,aI in.
stances. rtonths, Of thsiV Treatment I found to nv
uhu'isTab horror, thai instead Of relief ~. symr.
toms bee anne more alarming "a their tnFture and
ne told ~ on. that my ii-.a'e, bribG prime etsy
eOhaEei 10 the BRAIN. t'vdir,S would BE- RI iitsis
consequence. ] dtsrAiT,d of ever TrRaInIua n,V
hrAlih. ctr myth aud ehsrEy: and ~ . last TrspFf
and With bui fAiri hope, called upon Dr. Csapksy,
Who. amer examining nv case rTrsrrIIxd sap. med.
t'ns Sheh almost INSTANTLY relieved " the AulI
main and dtHStuess In my he~d. kneouSserA ~ this
resuH resolved TO place E.ysr inme dialey under
his care. and BY strict oh-drnee To alAls Airee.
lions and advice nv head bee Ams clear. nv lds as
collected the constant pain In HIy baek and Ry,,,s
the vel akness ofny iinbs The n.rvoss :, ac.n OF y
whole body on the siiKhieSi alarm OF rxeiissn-nt;
'ht msshihropy and evil f"TebtiinRs: the s,liils-
trust a'r want of eonhdrncS In others tie Incarah.
ny to study and want of resolution the rigfuI ex-
cnlnR, and a. times pleasdrAbIe drr ams Al nigtt.
i"l"wed by involuntary discharges. have an dissp-
suited the Doctor. felt As HIn.pired By n.w life
that life which. but . shoTt time AKo, confirm.
plated TO end hy my OWn hand.
with aVISU io Eaard the unfortunate from fAii.
Ing into the snarcs of incompetent quaeLs, deem
my duty /" offer this testimony 70 ths merit and
skill OF DR.. cSspkny, and recommend him 10 al
Who may stand In need oi medical advice, b. ing
assured by my own experience. LAat once under
bis care, radical End permanent cHrs Unl hx rf.
ieeted. RY 1iIIunHr
State Of California, eounty Of San Ersneiaco
April,A. q. IAG
tsIgned) JonH MIDDLETON. L. ,. Notary Public.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-10

GEN. SAN. HoUsToN on THE TrRRIrom Al
QUESTION Sam. Houston, of Texas.
says the Sacramento Bee, has written the
following:
AUSTIN, PExAs, August 30, 1850.
DEAR SIR: Your letter Of the 18th, has
this moment reached me. Rrp, ing,
would say that Congress has no power
over the subject Of slavery. The Terri.
tories are but the creatures of Congress.
and Congress, having no power to lrgis.
late upon the subject of slavery, it cannot
invest the Territories with that which il
docs not possess. A Territory can cxcr-
else no power whatever in relation to
slavery. A State only has the power to
establish or abolish it. This is the true
Democratic creed. as | understand it, on
the subject. 4 Territory in convention,
preparatory to becoming State, can, hv
their constitution, say whether they will
or will not have slavery. This is the
whole sum Of the matter
Very truly, Yours,
SAM Hot STON.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-10
@0untaim democrat.

The Lover Page and Ellen Glare.
ny RLLEN a. NoRIARrY.
Her page, in passing Lady Glare,
Had caught her glanecs warm and bright,
And murnured In her willing car
"TO-night, sweet Lady Clare, tonight"
And At thG words rosy blush
O'erSPread the lovely lady's check,
And her dark eyes an answer gave
The sweetest language lOvs eau speak.
Blest words Of promise sweet " tonight"
when, far from wAtchful eyes removed,
she'd wander by her JUan's side,
And list the tale how well he loved.
For, Ah the Lady Glare forgot
Her Plightcd hand, her fathers rage,
Her noble name, her high degree,
In loving thus lOwly page.
"TO- night" and then thoughtful cloud
Upon those eyes' sweet sunlight lay;
She knew her fathers stern resolve,
Aud Shuddcring turned away.
She knew that to a noble lord,
WhO9e tAuus were O'eE the ubNNut pCNY
That he had pledged his knightly word
IIis child willing bride should bc.
when that dav's sun went down in flame,
'And twilight gathered DER the air,
The Baron to the castle came
To claim the hand Of Lady Glare.
q, PalcF, palrr than the SHOWS
That rVn,s nal Nha diAtnnt Alnin. htrhk
Were ClaFa's checks alas poor maid,
She tremblcd for the coming night.
They robed her in her bridal dress,
They WOve bright jewels in her hair,
Uaeonscious Ofhc heavy woe,
lIcT mute but agoniied despair.
They led her through the cleaning hall
Aud placed her by the lhrun's side;
But trembhngly upon her kncrs
The haplcss lady sank and cried
40, spare inc woullst thou we'd with one
Who ne 'cr can give her heart to thee
Another claims her love alone
Another's shall it ever be-"
The Baron bent, right gallantly,
And kissed her forehead snowy white,
And murmurcd-" Nay You mine must he,
T0-niOht, aWeet Ldiy Clare, to.mig&t"
That joyful start, What voice hut his S-
Could thrill the heart Of Lady Clarc'
All truly told those magic words
Her cherished Juan's presence there.
Look up! look up sweet Lady Clare,
And realize you thus are blcst.
She raised her eycs-ah what to do
But hide them OH the Baron's breast.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-10
Summer Arrangemsnt-s.V.R.R.

Summer Arrangements. '. &. &.
E9;i'ss:li..ilsI isiilA Q. g z
nN aud after the 10th of April 1850, the Cars OF
I the sacramento Valley Railroad will depart as
''' THE PASSENGER TRAINS
WI leave tirDcrot, f ct Ot X street, Sacramento at
6LA A. M,2S aud >, =. N.
Folsom at 6%, A. NJ, IL, NJ, aud 81, P. ~, Sun
"''' 'N ON SUNDAYS,
viii leave Sacramento at 6ig, AN.
VIII leave Fnlsam at =, P.N.
TICKET OFrIcE-0n Front street, under the
FREIGHT.
To Folsom will be taken by every train, Sundays
rxcppted Tn way-FreIght by the ~ train only
Downwa ard Freight hy the ~ trains only.
Freight must be delivered at the Depot, loot Of
street. half an hour before the hour of departure
Of the train, else will bc retained T the next ira.
The Ca, 4 NJ, train out from sacrament" cohhec's
with Stages for all the Mountain Towns, and
WASHOE, VIA PLACERVILLE,
And passengers procuring Tickets Ht the Dern. IN
Sacramento. will bc sent through the same day. Inc
Stages run from all the Mountain Towns and
WASHOE,
To connect with the IL ", train from Folsom arriV'
nr in Sacramento one hour hr fore the san Francisco
boat leaves Up ROBINSON, superintendent.
S.N. Il. Il. Office, April lst, 1861. ID
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-10
ARE YOU INSURED ?

ACG Il W. xxN - " ell
TTNHE UNDERSIGNED. lnral AR.,t fnF ~ no.
/ RAbo COUNTY. ar IT,. fri"w'rg reliable In
smau", C"wraurs inf"r-s the cltL"r' { that
Io. tat H. i rr, p,ii u;strr'sE NJ iIuilinrs.
Merchandise, Furritui". It.. At IL" "W'st rates;
.E;na. G 'nt-ri'cni IawHr ....... NV York
An,'au ENchaL:". y Y. L"AoN....... NV HOit
Auanti' ...... New York Market. ...,. New York
II cVonst .N"w i"Ik Merchandise nurcih'ut
Charter ulk Counr,;,cut M.troI"'tilu NV Yotl
CUy......, Couh,, tirH' Nv H. ltnd Connect t'ui
Cotimuuwrah. y. loik Niagara NV i"rA
CourccfHNt .Couurc cui North American Norh
CohtinchRl New Isrk North American Conn.
krcmcn'S. New Vera faiN, s.- ..,..., ~ f"rk
Girard .rcuuSN lVntia PlTniN .....N'w i"rk
Gondluc .. New Ncrk Pnut,iN ...- Con- .nt,tcui
Hartford. .Connrctirnt Rrlltf ...,..-.NeE YORK
Hope. .........Nrw York R,s".nte. "" lork
Home. ........Ncw luik :. .,uriiv....... New YORK.
Humboldt -. New Yorh WasN rst"t...Sc itrA
Foreign Insurance Companies:
Imperial. Enelrnd llvrrp""l ni.d Lutdur England
Northern. England Royal. E' gland; Cniy, ktg.
land Hamburg. Bremen, Hamburg.
\. A. VAN GUELbER,
OfIicc, corner Main ahl Coloma sts., "a -ars.
Placcrvile. August G.h, i>'ri. aLll im
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-10
Remarkable Cure of cOn.umD,,on.


The almost miraculous cure that has h.-n effected
~ my case prompts me IN iMpaFt iI.0se Of my fi-
oW cTeaiuTs who may he suffering fTva Ike ante.
ton the source Of relief. With short description 81
NV case bevThI yraTu aEO, my health brRAn t9
till. vas attacked ny general weakness and de-
biify. which rrduced io the n,rIe phadnw of n,y
iorIneT 'rlf A. that ssFr sought medical assist
hnce. aud expended large anoubt. but vilhout the
least beneficial result That I.Il dr-troyeg Con.un r.
Ton had already StiHed upon my Vilals. ] Va. daily
urh"ln2' closer to the tomb my phy sic isns h, III
hope OF recovery; my strength had wnptrd. and I
Was state oI almost utter pToSiTniOO. vas Ia
formed by NY physicians that they rould do notLng
for me except TO smooth NY paih 10 the grave,
when most fortunately. aPplrsl H. Dr. l.. j. CEsp-
Nay. hhd am now n we'll aud perfectly 1Oun,l man.
IL dcut for to express the eations oS Are,est
gratitude experience when FrslSinK Ihe imInes = 81.
Lablr service ! have received nj the hands of pr.
Ipkay ana 'rrl r'loicrd that II Is at lsa1t In my
power TO tender this feeble RnoD os his great
tkil and capacity. To the Afflicted would say. do
not despair Tor whnievrT msy br the nature ~ your
case am confident thst you will Gnd rtvf BY aI'-
ply'nR toDT u. CEapkay.
There Is balm In Gilead. and there Is q physician
there" HENKY WERsI ING H., 81
Subscribed and sworn to before me. this 18th day
OF October 4. u. IsS9. City and County Of fan
Pran"isco, In the etate Of Calitornis.
lL-sJ y. J. TIIIBACLT, Notary Public.
:. The undersRDed 10 personally acquainted With
Henry Wessling. and knows that the rIFruasIA ncrs
related IN the foregoing cerhcAie are true. r ssw
Henry Wrestling during is ilneas and bears willing
testimony tc the fact n his remarkable by DR..
IL. CEaPASy. lLsl A. ROsENHEIM.
Subscribed and sworn to before me. this iI,h day
Of October, A. Dlsjy City and COaniy Of gun FRAN
cisco, In the State 0f California.
IL. sl ~. TIIIBAULf, Notary PuAaIe.
The GPeGfesf DiAlOrsry AZ AS A0e-GrnNT RsA.
sfHg to AdRkiRd-JRROceat. bet FOEent
DIR. L. J. CZAPKAYF PFopA AetIcum, (SelEdIsin-
IectinR eeentJa sure preventive Rgsinst GonOFTIR9
and syphiittc diseases, and an Unsurpassed remedy
foTell veneIeA scTOfugoas, OanGrenOus and Cancer
Gus Cleers. R0tid Discharges from Vagina, Uterus
and UrsthFa, and all Catsneous EruptionS and die
eases. FOR Sale ct Dr.. J.. J. CanpkAys once sacTa-
mento e. below Montgomery, opposite Pacific Mail
steamship Co.'S ONCE. As inOculation 10 0preVen-
tive aaainat small pOx, 10 DR.. L. J. CSapkay's.
proPhslaetScum preventive against eyphIlItic and
6onorThGal diseases. Harmless in tseli Il pOAsess-
{. the power Of chemically destroying the syphilItie
virus and thereby saving thousands Of debauolSees.
from being infected By the most Ioathsome Of Alh
diseases. Let M young man who appreciates heath
be without Dr.. CEapkay's PrOphllaetscum. II is in
very convenient packageO, and will be found con-
VenIent to use, being used ~ . soap. Price. e6
q Allorders must beadldreSsedLo 10 L. J. CEapkay,
". D San Francisco, California. jyii.Jr.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-10

HENRY CLAWS DocrmNE. BLACK Re.
publican organs and speakers wifulv and
bascly misreprcsent Mr.. Clay. They as.
sert and attempt to deceive the people in.
to the belief that if Mr.. Clay were living
he would be warm supporter of Mr..
Lincoln. What was his doctrine? DO
the Republicans advocate it. Certainly
not. We take the following extract from
the report Of the Committee of thin teen,
Of which Mr.. Clay was Chairman, made
in the United States Senate, May s, 1850:
"TO avoid iA all future time, the a-i,ations
which must be produced BY the conflict Of
opinion on the slave question existing as the
Institution docs, in some of the States, and pIn.
hibited IS it is in Others-the true principle
which ought to regulate the action Of Congress,
in forming territorial governments for each
newly acquired domain, is to refrain from ali
legislation on the subject in the territory ac.
Quired so long as II retains the territorial form
Of goVernment-leaving it to the people of
such territory, when they have attained to "A
condition which entitle them to admission as A
State, to decide for themselves the question of
the allowance or prohibition Of domestic slave.
~ '~
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-10
SETH IONfLESS, 4 II. REOD
WISCONSIN LIVERY

SALE &c FEED SIABLE,
Main ST, above Cedar Havinc Bridge,
PLACERVILLE.
TTNIIE Subscribers, thankful for past ia ~
/ vors, respectfully inform the public %Hm
flat they are now prepared to Rcccnmo. JN
date all who may ,,,vnr them with their " H
patronage, with the lLCst Buggy Teams and Saddle
Horses In the mountains
Horses kept by the day or month at the lowest
rates. Try us and he convinced.
SH- Attached to the stable is large shed and
secure Coral, suitable for pack trains.
REpD 4 L0NELESS.
Placervilc, Sept. 20, lSG0-ly
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WATCHES. JEWELRY,
AND -
SJTV Err WAR
Ranch for sale or Rent.

90 THAT wei known TAVERN STAND situated
,,:; on the read l.ad ~ fi,'n rL,,rvi. ,u Carson
NNIyy, twruty.,wa m,lvs cas-; ri the :ulurr place,
ahl knvwIN>
"PETE'S RANCH"
Together with IT,. ttthitur. aud Fixtures
Arr.N To N.E\ III \rEI, at rlaccrvi,c, or to the
und, ,rs,gn,d, AT ~ u ,d"
CII. MEREDITH. ruhrc Adn,lni ni.ra.or,
And drias:ra;or Of the Estate of Peter Ballic,
deceased
Sept. i;h l>G,. ~ II
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-10

~ L. ELKUS, ~
LII Main Street, Placerville, IL
Has just received large stock Of
Fine and Fashionable Goods.
To which he invites the attention of the Public Tie
stock comprises, in Part,
Fine Black, Blue and Brown Frock Coats,
Fine Black, Blue and Brown Cass. Pants,
Silk, Cashmere and Velvet Vests,
Davis 4 Jones' White aud Colored Shirts,
Silk, Cotton and Merino Undershirtss
SILK, Cotton and Merino Drawers,
White and Colorcd Flannel Shirts,
White and Colored Flannel Drawers,
Benkert's Boots, Shoes and Caters,
Alexandre'S Kid Gloves,
Panama, Straw and Cashmere Hats.
Alsu, II large assortment Of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS,
&C., &C, &C.
Which will make up, and guarantee To fit
Al Of which l will sell cheap for cash.
Call aud examine before purchasing elsewhere.
No trouble to show goods. l.. ElkCS.
sl9 II Main street, Pacrrvile.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-10
GOODS RICH's
Celebrated Sachem Bitters.

VTNIIIS TONIC Is made purely from Roots and Ierbs
i selected with reirrcncr to their strengthening
RECIPE IN possession Of the family Of the proprietor
fur over u century. As morning tonic, it is un.
c0uailcd.
For Dyspepsia. Cholio, Debility, ETC.,
4 wine glass full before each mW al, will soon re.
store healthy tone. II Is y certain preventive OF
CHILLS AND FEVER,
And is admitted to he the finest favored Ditters In
market.
1t will be for sale by all the principal Liquor Deal.
ers in California. WM. GOODRICH,
jc2 6m New Haven, Connecticut.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

NATIONAL HoTEL-o Carter, Childr
w Dement,, Md; M M Hickey, Va; nj Ward
Pa; T Hart and lady, sc; DR. Willis and lady,
Barnette, Ga; Huddlesan, Va; Mr. Mayo, Mas;
Mr. Holbrook, NY; II Amss. La; I Underhill
and lady, Ill; M Davis, Pa; J nj Scott and lady
Va; A Benton, A Lewis, L w Moore j Adj
rance, NY; p Wilson, Tenn; w Rogers, XIV;
w Harvie, Miss Harvie, Va; ID A Howe A l.
Xftehell, A Mills, @ w Graham, L Whitley
w Keenan,, l. Cochrane, w Carter, Spear
Otter, Md; Dick, f Weston and fam n Graves
l. WhitmOre, Pearson, A Briggs, Miss Briggs,
NY; Z Davis and lady, Cal; w Schnck, A o.
b>urn, r Thomas, Amber, J Grant, 8 smith J
Evans, Pa H speares, James and lady, Miss
Thayor, Tenn; w hitman, Mo; Capt Sturges
and fam, CT; III Degollado, Mexico d Hughes,
Fla.
BROWNS HOTELS OwinSs Bridge,
Md; w Burton, NC; d II Lacker, Va; III Hsr-
ris, Pa; McNairy, l. w Gibson, Miss; Miss
w Martin, Va keeble and ly, A Morrony and
ly, Tenn; l. kimball, Mass Montau, NJ; w q
Peck, Va; G. Harrison, C Hutchinson, Mo; I, v
Reid, kyi Hon l. Wigfall and fam, Tex; Jams
III James, Md; g Hadan, II Morris, w M Lewis
and fam, Ala; Davis and ly, UsA; A Byben
and Iy, :; Nj A strong DC; w hitcol, Va; II r.
Back.rs, NC; Dwight. Pa, 9 8 Washington,
w L. w arlington, w l. Wahburne, Tenn: Nv =
Caig, Fla; w Shoemaker, Va; Hood, NY; T
w Mason and ly, X F Owen, Va; Burt NY;
Hon NJ Hunter, Va; X Collott, 8 Noble and
son, Miss.
HARDWOOD HOUsE-M Ward. s.solonon.
NY; Woodhouse, NJ Gouldiag, La; o Frsmp-
ton, NY; X ] Dobbins. Pa; Sawyer, A SAWYER
Mass Provost, SC; u III Brewster Ill; Mrs
Capt StnTgess, NY; Watson, A NJ Watson, Pa;
Hon j Green, L Hanlon, Hanlon, w Ham
ton, J NJ Nixon and ly, Mile Zagara, l. Nixon.
Mills, Va; J Bailey, Mass; G Ordman, l. A
Whiteley, Md; N Davidson, NY, Baron Won
Gaertner, Saxony.
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= AsRicuLruRAL FArR.-An agricultural society
for Prince Georges county, Nd WIS last week
organized at Marlboro, With the following OH
eers:-President, Clement Hill; Recording Secre-
fary, Henry Brooke; Corresponding Secretary,
Edward w. Belt Treasurer, William A. Jarbce.
Walter w, w Bowie, Esq, was appointed 20
he ais, and I'D Of SoyeiaSer next, F'5 y
ICMr. w. 3, Lindsay, N, P, whose name
has become familiar to readers in connection
with the efforts of the British Government To-
obtain some mod acaton Of our vi2atiou laws,
was entertained with a complimentary dinner at
the fremont House. Boston, on Monday evening
last 1t was private affair. Mr.. Lindsay was
to leave that city for New York on Tuesday
TJ-A pla ater in Lcfourche parish, La, few
days ego discovered that his wits was too intimate
with his overseer. and scizing double barrellsd
gun be killed him instantly, and fred the second
barrel at his wife but missed her. She then
escaped to the woods, and up to last accounts had
not been discovered. Shs was tbs mother OF
thirteen children.
A LEGISLATOR IN The PRSIrKsrIARY.-The
honorable Thomas J. Munday, an ex-member of
q the New York Legislature, was sentenced on
Thursday by Recorded Barnard, of the Court Of
General Sessions, Of New York city, to four
months Imprisonment In the penitent!ary al
Blackwell's Island, for an attempted outrage upon
little girl. .
RUMoREp IysURREcrION.-A report reached
Norfolk Of the discovery Of plot for instruction
Ten arrests, IL 10 said have been made, including
the ringleaders.
OrPhe w omans Library was formally open.
ed In New York on Monday evening last. SIEVE
raj notes from publishers announcing their readi-
ness to contribute from their catalogues were read
III The councils Of Nashville, Tenn have
prohibited tie ringing Of bells in the streets.
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THk MARYLAND FREE NKGno LAw-rbs ,.,v
Of the las. session ofthe Legislature anplc.6,. W
,nT negroes In Baltimore county Queen Anne
9ennai erection; each voter depositing bsiiot
Ioa . on against the law IT autho, ICES the bIndng
GU, OF negroes from The age Of Ave yesrs and ur,
go ,t unul tneY are thirty years OF age, and in
49, 10y run away or secrete themselves directs
mai s tney shall be sold as slaves for life. Tn.
.aIysno citizen, published at Centerville Md
snongiy opposes the law, as calculated to drive
q large portion Of the labor Of the county,
thing 90 s0"u Ao any
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-08
HI X E, F IR Z.
Il tn NJ A

H X E, + e.
L POTOMAC WATER.
x,!,!sm3 9. stlll engaged ia the PLUMBING and GAS
monte Hall. The advantage of having a plentiful
pfpy OF water vas readily observed at the Ere Of
yesterday, ~ am well estief~ I'd should have No.
burned out but tor the bountiful supply upor M
premises AND that of my neighbors
will be promptly attended TO. Terms N reasons
bic O. any plumber in the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-08
THE EVENING STAR.
THE sLANDERER.

- No tbs SANDER; n - ' o.. - 81.
W hose edge Is sharper than the sword; whose
tongue = :
Outvenoms all the worms OF Gle; whose breath
Hides on the posting winds, ard doth belle
Al corners of the arid; kings, ueens and states
This vipsrous SANDER enters" [SSakspsa,s.
How bsse and low the mi nj to SANDER giveu,
Surely deserving of the wrath of Heaven
How vile must DO that hypocritio toriste
That sreets ye kindly to IN dict fresh wrons.
jas too OF, this blacklist of all at.
R1sctle,d BY those we think tho gentler part,
N w esx Isn s "a strons IN poisonous power
W nose hlrer form they d tr.mple III The dust
TT 40 gut VIE envy, or ma icious lust 1850
Lhe approval OF such minds PERHAPS vs,ll 49,,
ButGod VIII hold re guilty for this dainnins IL,
h. j. q n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-08
TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES.
RooTs AND sn0Es TO SUIT TaK

ID 't sol. ...-4 TIMES. 1-lT gfgF
We are now manufacturing all kinds of BOOTS
and SHOES, and constantly receiving 900
supply Of eastern made work Of every de-
scrIptiop, made expressly to order, and wilt II
be sold at ouch lower price than has boenv -
articles, - - siiz = tsE~ p 81 -E-r.l T
Persons in vau,t of Boots and Shoes Of eastern or
city made work, w. VI always find good assOrsmeu
in store and at the 10 vest prices: Give us call
GRIFFIN BRO,
aPSr Pennsylvania avenue.
FIVE HUNDRED IT. AYELLNG TRUNKS
ties and sizes Of Soils Lea. 'he5, Lsdls.' f4N
Dress and Packing Trunks Our tEank
81 trsyellng at mode. 1ts pLlcee, TO be
T "1 ~ sPls siqs q SsE YORK Ase 's fGsceT
CAAPET BAGS, SATCHELS, 20.
II Old trunks repaired or taken VI sxshangs
WALL, STEPHENS & TO-.
-ft.I.. I ~ Trunk Sales X, 1On1,
mar 2-tf -.y I.-.s ..I si 322 Pa. ~, $1u0.