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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-21
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GENENAE ANGNLy
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Cleng's building third streets
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WILL buy and sell on commission, Real Estate OF
ges &C., make collections snd negeres ~ l1ans wv
rates In goodreeponsp3s Conpanies, md DO gcnerl
agency and commission business ne NO charge unless
sale is made
NOR eAIE.-h comfortable two story rick Dwell
II inc Iionse on smith street, near Brown, contain
ing rooms cellar, well, hall porches, stalle carriage
house wood honsoohoce NUT ofvarious kinds Large
ron fence
Depot and bat three squares from The market II win
he sold al a bargain. Enquire OF
aus CIIAs, f. CLARKE, Real Estate Agt, Sd st,
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I1oRsALE.-I4 acres, miles from the cty-west
IL Handsome twostory brick houses new--eelnr well
fruit Of every description Best quality ofland.
ClIAs. +. CLARKE, Real Estate Agent
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QS sAlI ~ dsns 1so ~ 'g,seinfns esd % 1ns
~ house ~ y issoons, ouilles ~, toe'tsu Niamh
ew minutes Walk oi te eentrs oi the Guy WIN 10
sold on year H ue oI = VI sPD b stra.
ohA9. n. ~ ol1AhnE, ~ lhIu htIee1
VNARM FOR sALE-IgO acres u roiles frorn New
II t'astne Dar County and X miles ffon Bro,rn's
dt,tic, a. tbe m ~ II n i@i acres ,n,lor era oi,i
vstion Good frarne dwelling; ffame tasn Also n
hewed log dwelling Good orchard, springs and a
crea ~ rlnnne ater through the MAGE paff boftrn
iand and Tho balance hest ouetv az second Inttorn
This h n Hret-rate Farm and viii le sold IN nor cont
loss thar interior land has actually sotd 6,r N Inc W
eimtv. " WV "
' Also
~ 4 arces rnile ,pest ~ sidney on a fine road TX
acres nnder cnitvaton Comf5rtable nraine d,sainS
honae IN a rooms Well estern orchar,i ~ IenJ n
| good onaitv 49,
hV ALSO
90 aeres near Ma,nisbnrg Excellent Land about 10
a,yes m ier cltig,tion Frarne H"nso i'r, tarn ond
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nv arces mile west Of Sidney, fine road. rs
acres under cultivation. Comfortable frame dwelling
house Of rooms. Well, cstern, orchard &c. Land ol
good ouplity
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-21

3 the ShalsertOwn Pike, four miles from tho
city. Handsome two-story frame house, rooms
Fine barns, good bearing orchard, smokehouse spring
house, &c, &c. An excellent quality OF land Terms
easy
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100 acres near Miansburg Excellent Land, about 80
acres un Ter cultivation Frame House, large barn and
other OFT buildings. Good Orchard &c.
ALSO.
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Saving, Planning and Moulding Mill
For Sale.

II OF Ddl6.
COATED in central part ofthe City; vacant ground
IL attached. Twenty-Five horse power~Engine with
entirely new boiler Planer, Saws, Moulding Machine,
shatng &c, all in good running order. The property
viii be sold low and easy terms application TO
CHAS. L. CLARKE, Third ST., Dayton.
ALSO,
Several good improved Farms in Darke and Preble
counties, Ohio; Randolph county Ind and Lawrence
county, H., at prices within the reach OF ALL say from
el0to $50 per ncre, Call and read the descriptions.
jy3G CHAs. Il. CLARKE, Clegg's Building, Sd st
NOR RENT.-A convenient Dwelling House on
IL West Second street, containing rooms cellar, els.
tern, wood house, stable &C. &C. Large lot with choice
fruit and shrbery. Possession given August IS. En-.
quire Of aus CHAS. +, CLARKE Third 1t.
Graduated lands-Secure Your Patents.
TT is highly important TO all those having land entered
L. over year that they should secure their patents
without delay and thus perfect their titles. have such
arrangements as to be allie to get all patents whether
settlement Is made or not No charge until the patent
is delivered auls CHAS. Il. CLARKE, Third st.
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best quality second bottom on the River Road
miles below the city Small frame house, good frame
barn, orchard &C.. win be sold low very easy pay
ments. CHAS. t. CLARKE.
C1egu's Buding m street
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coon DOCUMENTS FOR THE CAMpAIGNl

The prOpnetors Of the Dayton EMPRE design pub
fishing shortly number Of political documents slta-
be for distribution in the campaign, at the following
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-21

DWELLING HOUSES,
OF every description and price. The following is the
" location OF some of them
FIRST STREET, between Main and Jefferson;
SECOND STRERT below Perry-Three fine DWELL
lngs.
THIRD STREET
FOURTH STREET
FIFTH STREET, between Main and Ludlow;
WILKINSON ST, '' Fourth and Fifth;
LUDLOW STREET" First and Water
Over the Rhine"
SMITH STREET, near Brown;
JONES STREET, between Brown and Jefferson;
GREEN STREET, :" Jefferson and Tecumseh.
JACKSON ST, /" Fifth and Van Buren,;
WAYNE STREET, South of Fifth;
BAINBRIDGE ST., North of q
CLINTON STREET, near Third;
SECOND STREET, East of Webster,
These many of them very choice pieces Of property
and all offered low. l have besides those above
enumerated, large amount Of very cheap property in
the suburbs, for sale and trade.
CHAs. L. CLARKE, Real Estate Agent.
ie2s Crgg's Building, Third st.
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Choice Lot for Sale.

NTLKY snltade Tor Hotel. The lot rs on the North
Y East corner of Sixth and Ludlow-G6 2-3xlOO feet.
Thiss location well adapted for Hotel, and the prop.
erty is offered Mt pnce and terms suit any one
wishing TO purchase. CHAS. L CLARKE,
je2S Third street
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4 900 prs super Lasting caters,

(sEWRD HE'LL
81 on perpair y. p, DOUGLASS A Co,
anld 70 Main street
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FIGURING MILL FOR SALE.

VACANT LOTS in every part of the city for sale an,
v trade cheap. je2s CHAS. Il. CLARKE, Sd st.
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II Castine, Dark County and 4 miles from Browns
Station the u. w. r. r., 30acres under fine culti-
vation Good frRme dwelling; frame barn Also, n
hewed log dwelling. Good orchard, springs and
creek Of running water through the place. Part bottom
land, and the balance best quality Of second bottom
This is ffNtrate Farm and will be sold ~ per
less than Inferior land has actually sold for in the Vi
cmty.
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Nrm advertisements.
We Must haze Room

TTNo receivea stock ofsTEINwAY sons celebrated
PI A N o s,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-21

And for this purpose will sell of lot Of Chicering
sons and Dunhnm Pianos at very low prices Now
the time to buy, ms wewish to get rid of them.
au2ldlw CHAS. ELLIS, cor Sd Jefferson sts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-25

The FEARFUL BATTLE AT TETUAN.-By the
Europa we have some particulars Of the great
battle between the Spanish and the Moors, (which
took place on the 9Th Of February resulting in
the taking of Tetuan by the former.
Eight hundred tents, forming the fine encamp-
ment OF the enemy, the artillery, camels, and all
the other equipage OF the M oorsh army, have been
taken The brothers Of the Emperor took to fight
summons having been transmitted to the enemy
TO surrender Tetuan within twenty-four hours,
deputation from the city came TO the Spanish
begun to pillage and slaughter In the town. The
division Of General los entered the place without
any opposition, and was received with manifesto
tions of joy.
Immense popular rejoicings are taking place at
Madrid, which is splendidly illuminated. The
accIamations Of delight general, and great
Preparations are being made for public fetes.
The Moors, 1t appears, began the action In the
morning by fierce attack on the Spanish ad-
vance forts They are said to have returned with
Increased fury to the attack They closed with
the Spanish battalions and in the hand to hand
combat which ensued were at last defeated
though they obstinately disputed every foot Of
ground. In cavalry charge ordered by Gen.
Galiapo, from squadrons, found their return in
tercepted by body of 1900 Moorish horse and
mad TO cut their way through. In this they were
aided by two other squadrons sent to their sup.
port. Gen. Prim with six battaIions stormed a
height commanding the field, but had to charge
four times with the bayonet before he could gain
the position.
1t was decided to hold the grounds thus taken,
and artillery was sent up to Gen. Prim i'm the
course of the night The loss on the Spanish
side is reported considerable but the number
is not given.
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u The grand jury at Providence have returned
Inolctments Tor perjury and endorsement again st
banlel Z Kenyon, he defaulting Rhode Island
bank cashier On being arraipned Kenvon nle.d
guilty TO the Indictment for perjury
IL The Independent National Union Club of
New ork have issued an address recommending
John Minor Bolts for President and Tbonn,.
CorwiB for Vice-President
IL Coal oil wells, similar to those found in
fennsylvanla, have been discovered In TrumbnlI
COUNTY, Ohio The discovery was made hy a
farmer in digging well.
IL 4 BATES Convention has been held in
Boonviile, Mo to advocate the nomination ~
tnet gentleman by some convention none is
named) for the Presidency 10
III letter in the Missouri Republican. bv an
advocate Of a Pacific Railroad over the Nortbwss,
route, calls on Mr. Bates to inform the public
What are his views on the subject
IL The Dover N Fl J Enquirer Republf-
can Paper, says that the danger Of its party's de-
feat on the 18th of March is greater than - he,
been at any election for the past four or We wears
u The Charleston Courier, of the a3d nuh-
'ishes call for meeting of citizens ore Iiminayv
20 measures being taken for securing a represen.
alton in the Charleston Convention
,,ilP The Maryland House of Delegates on the
Z3d; passed the f istern Shore Railroad bill
Whon appronriat@s 81 COO 600 towards the on
struction Of the road VIII
Y turing bis engagements In New Orleans
nnntb. which together lasted nearly two
montns Edwin Booths share OF the 1,oSts
amounted To 81 900 a week " Pion'
ma The City Of Portland, Maine has contr..
- seven cents 70 the Washington Monuynsnt
snee the collecting boxes were n,aned ~, st
Posto1ace Of that town e placed In the
" Adelaide Phillips received 81 ooo ,.,-.
81. a enens nignt In Havana. On the sams d.yy
sne are" In a lottery prize Of % 600 Joy
SisNs OF SPkINs.-Hernng from the Potor,,
.ne nfn OF the season-were sold in Fred.,icL.
burg, Va, on Friday last, at AK cent. Der dozen
W The black-republican pa pers OF Ctncinn.,,
nave been inventing case OF fidnappina :,
turned out to be all humbug.
III The famous Auo.t.., v..
chester, ". H. -AN "ance, at Man
Inc ST Louis Democrat contain. call ..
% b. s. Convention =, Of the Missouri ReDoSlie.n'
NJ As.9 IN mat city on the 10th Of March.
son, has writssn Istssr dscI., low, MI Wilkin-
a'nsnoa Of seward for fre.;d S's e
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Personal.

80 Hon A. Hall. Nebraska and Hon T ]
Bogkin, do, are at Kirkwoods'.
Celeste has offered Dickens a large sum to
Induce him to write play for her theatre.
80. Adelina Patti will make her debut In Lon
don In the spring, in the character and opera of
Martha.
- Mrs. lie Vert, of Mobile. has translated the
whole of La Guerroniere's famous pam hlet t'Le
Pape ct lie Congress"
- Mr. Lescarboult, the discoverer of the new
planet between Mercury and the Sun, has been
made Chevalier Of the Legion Of Honor.
- Gen. Forbes Bratton, Of the Texas Senate.
Is stated TO be en- route for Washington as bearer
Of dispatches from Gov Houston relative to the
Rio GraRde hostilities
-'' The Spiritual Magazine, published in Lon.
don on the st OF February denies the truth Of the
story that NJ Harris is seceder from Spiritualism
and has assailed II in bis disco SEES in England:
and SAYS that Nj Harris is ecturing to the Spirit
uaiists Of London twice every Sunday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-25

TIA Lawrence letter-writer denounces Il e
facility with which the Kansas legislature grants
divorces. and gives the following, among other
instances.
"a bill was granted o-day to a citizen Of Mis-
souri,, whose wife is residing there of whose rs
tory moth ng is known except the statements Il
The man who desires TO be divorced Yesterday
another was granted 10 a citizen of Indiana One
IS pending for gentleman in this city who has
ofen married several months to a second wife.
while the former contract Is not annulled Still
others are pending for men who have d new wife
Already 20 be led to tie ALA, when at the same
'me, they b9ve wives still living in the States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-25

GoLD MINE IN Bucks Co, PA-The Doyles.
town Pa Democrat Of the 2Ist inst publishes a
letter rom WIN. r. Dubois, Assistant Assayer at
the Philadelphia Mint. which states that the cold
IS contained in lead ere or galena from New
Britain township. along the North Branch creek.
Wltnln three miles of DoylestOwn This ore
according to the assay, would produce not quite
Ten cents worth to the ton. Hardly enough to
create much Of a rush to the ''dggins :, we think.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-25

ATTEMPT TO AssAssINATE AN EDITOR The
Cincinnati Enquirer, of Feb IS SAYS. Sbortlv
efter nlghuall Thursday evening. the com positors
In the news-rCCm OF the Volksblatt office in the
northwest corner Of the Court House, were some
what startled at the report of pistol and the sim.
ul'aneous fall among them of a .'leaden me ssen-
ger OF death On examination, 1t was found
That the ball had passed through pane Of glass
in window of the editorial sanctum, immpdi-
ately over the editors desk, and striking a nail
IN bookcase on the other side of the room had
glanced into the composing-room as above stated
Fortunately, the editor was absent
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INTERESTING FROM TKxAs IF TRuE-Gorsynor
Houston Marching AGAINST The Citu of lI,yico =
The New York Herald Of yesterday gives place to
a'!etter from New Orleans, which, If confirmed
VIII De apt TO create an intense excitement through
CUT the country The letter gives the outline of a
scheme comprehending nothing less than the ac
QUESTION of Mexico. and il is stated as by no means
improbable that even now Gen. Houston. b-cked
oy large armed force of Texans, NAV be en- ronf,
Tor the city Of Mexico TO carry the scheme into
execution ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-25

NAvAL.-Lieut c. F. Thomas T. : n. died
In Buffalo on the Goth inst The following T. :
mcn-of-wdr were lying at Hong Kong on the 10Th
OF Decemoer-all well Steamers Hartford and
Powhatan and sloop-of-war Germantown. The
Mime sofa went out Of dock on the 18th inst at
the Boston hayward; the Mississippi was foated
In,o zoe dry dock on the same day. The sloop-
pi-"ar Slncennfs is daily expected at the Brook
!yn navy-yard from the coast Of Africa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-25

THH STEAMSHIP SO. r. SrAuLprsG This
steamer, OF the hoston and Norfolk lire, was
seized on Monday by Inspector Parke, for = VIC,
Ilhon Of tie Virginia inspection law. AS tn.
violation was an inadvertency, without any in.
tentlon to evade the law we hope the Legislature
l remit tne nne; and more especially as the ship
Is owned principally at the South -NorfoU a,prs
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IL washington's Birthday was commemora-
ted IN peculiar manner by the shoemakers of
Massachusetts,. Dissatisfied with the prices which
they are at present receiving for their labor they
have been engaged for some weeks past in organ
izing strike, and w ednesday was fixed OH as the
dav when the movement should eliminate Lynn
seems to have been the point where the excite
ment was most intense. Professions Of the opera
tives marched the streets, and finally those COM
posing them congregated in one Of the public
halls, where they were addressed by their leaders
IN some instances the feeling displayed was de-
cidedly Incorporate, but no such charge is made
against the operatives Of Natick, where similar
demonstrations took place. In Marblehead, Hav-
erhill and Newburyport, the strike has been tenn.
porarily postponed. Some of the smaller manu-
fscsurers show signs Of yielding to the demands
made upon them, but the capitalists engaged In
the business refuse to submit to coercion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-25

DISTRESSING ANNOUNCEMENT During the
session OF the House yesterday, we hear, Col.
hritf, OF $. c., received telegraphic dispatch
calling him instantly to Florida where his brother
mad been murdered by some Of his negroes. The
murdered man was at the time Ill in bed and his
throat was cut by one or more negroes, whom Re
had not long before purchased. They were from
some one Of the northern saveholding States
PROBABLY sold South under that most reprehensible
provision Of the laws of Maryland and Virginia,
authorizing that disposition to be made. in m any
cases OF murderers, incendaries, thieves. &c, who
are slaves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-25

STILL ANOTHER CAUCrs.-The Democrats of
Senate met in caucus at IL a. IN to-day further TO
consider the Prapriety Of concerted party action
upon the pending resolutions relative to the duty
OF the General Government in the matter of pro-
tecting shareholders in the United States Terri
tories in the enjoyment of their legal rights when
they may be assailed by illegal territorial leyisla
ton. The Democrats of the Senate have been
compelled to take party position upon the subiec,
(by the introduction of Mr.. Browns dec lsra,or !;
resolutions, and the position upon them assumed
by Mr.. Pngh and others.) evidently much against
their will. We doubt not the result of to-day S
consultation on their part will be satisfactory to
their political supporters generally though it will
probably serve to make it even more apparent to
the world that upon the great leading issue of the
times, MIR. Douglas occupies position in which
his nomination Of Mr.. Seward or Mr. Banks for
the Presidency would be about as consistent with
Democratic party principles. that Of the dis
tngushed Senator from Illinois
At p. IN. the caucus was still N session with
prospect of quite protracted meeting. The at
tendance was very general. Mr. Douglas, how
ever, was not among them, and Mr. BgIer was
also absent, having started home this NOR ninp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-25

IL The Washington correspondent of the New
York Times praises, while the Tribune writer
abuses the Mills statue of Washington. The
latter says:
"The statue is up and uncovered, and said to be
bad enough"
And the former declares that
"Milis statue of Washington Is the subject Of
universal admiration, but its removal from the
present location Is already agitated in Congress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-25

ILLNESS OF ATTORNEY GENERAL BLAck-we
regret to learn that Attorney General Rl,cl :.
quite Ill to-day. He was tai ken down a few d,v,
slice with rheumatism, brought on by his recent
very severe labors in connection with nume,or.
important California land cases, under which hi,
system has been thus temporarily prostratsd. His
residence is being beset by friends from all GUAR.
'ers OF the country anxious to hear that his
lngs are becoming somewhat less severe.
The WEArHER.-The following report Of the
weather for the morning il made from the Ano.,
isan Consolidated Telegraph Limo to the srni, h.
sonian Institution. The time Of Observation !,
about : o'clock "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-25

BALTIMORE, Dec amber I'D 1859,
James Mcdonnell, Esq.,. Agent for Or Mon
cheerfuliy bear testimony to tn uncommon viz
tues of pr. Moatarde's Nj scuous Pain X iller an
TREAT french Rhsumat.c Remedy. Our Mr. Da-
wilson used 1t for severe rheumatism and rec iyed
Immediate relief We have also used 1t on several
OCCASIONS IN our families and on our worx pT, n
for ii ferent comp ain $, in all ses with co pete
success w can conhd nifty recommend It, Yours
truly, L.. HARRISON, DAVIDSON x CO.
Wholesale Cap Manufacturers
SOuth Chs "a
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RkMArssSta!s |. S g; tts s:s 5aEss, ,

COrdered to BE- inserted in the EVENING" Srxl, il
being the newspaPer having the largest articulation
of any daily paper published in Washinetonl
ing list, will please saY they are ADVERTISER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-25

MAKING AN Ass OF HIMsELF.-In Offering his
resolution censuring the President for an alleged
failure to treat the Seventh Regiment of New
York with due respect, which Mr.. Carter sought
to Introduce in the House yesterday, that gentle
man simply made an Of himself According
to Its tenor he conceived 1t to have been the duty
OF the Chief Magistrate of the United States to
have in person awaited the regiments arrival at
the depot and to have followed it around town
" a-booing and a-booing,' hat in hand The
effect Of his (Mr Carter's) eff. r. to make personal
capital In this case, rendered his dema yoyism
SO apparent as literally to cause his resolution 10
be hooted down. Twill however doubtless be
properly replied to by some member Of the special
committee appointed to superintend the cere-
monies of the recent Inauguration of Washing
toms statue, who are the parties in fault, If any;
which we do not believe. This committee by
the by, devolved all the details Of the military
portion Of the ceremony on Col Hickey, Surgeon
Morgan, and, We believe, others of the District
military staff; very proper arrangement.
We may not improperly add, that the allegat on
(ailuded to day or two since in the Sfa,) that
the officers of the Seventh Regiment were not
invited to take posit Ons the stand during the
delivery Of the Grafton, Is incorrect Col Keitt
did send such an on, and Col Lefferts sent
kind reply, to the effect that the regiment We re
so fatigued with continuous travel and their dis
agreeable march of the day, as to make Il necss-
sary for them to retire once to the Quarters pro
vided for them.
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The EVENING STAR
WASHINGTON CITY:
SATURDAY ..-.- February % 1860.
x,irtt of the NIorniny Pre-.

The Constitution, speaking of the " inscrutable
Mr.. Bates" says:
4. IL will be universally conceded that IL Mr.
EDWARD Bates or Missouri has suddenly become
great, II Is not by any act of hi. own Ifbis name
is mentioned IN connection with the black -repub-
mean nomination for the Presidency, 1t certainly
- not because he IL entitled by merit, even in the
piac k-republican acceptation of tie term, to the
dlstnction. His greatness and his honors have
been thrust upon him; and even now that the New
York Tribune and other leading opponents of
black-republicanism have openly proclaimed him
as /" The man fer the occasion, - be cannot be
coaxed or driven into the commission of any act
which the most imaginative Of his admirers can
on the political questions of the day.
The IHis!iigeaeer is devoted to Congressional
proceedings and news.
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BALTIMORE, Januiry 6th 1850
James Mcdonnell. Esq, Agent for Dr.. Moa
tarde's MlLaculOus Pain kisr and Great French
kennedy. Dear SIR: Please accept INV thanks Il
the horte of DR.. Montarde's Miraculous Pain
Kill IT and Great french X emedy which Won klnuIy
sent me. In my case IL has indeed proved Mi
rtcnions" used 1t for severe attack of Rheu-
mat an, and on he very first application was com
pletelv cured ! cheeI fall, recnmmend II ~
Yours, &C., TSTODDARD
Agent for Chick sIing's Pianos,
Calvert
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49, vo = 10 at the Havana, where grea
'oecs'n 70 b given for his benea2. "s's' S'"