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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-22
THE EVENING STAR.

HoaRIsLE MunDsR OF s LADY AND Two CHIL-
DRKr-The Chicago Press aud Tribune states
that the wife and two little daughters Ct Geo. w.
OrsDdorf, who lives on the Delaven Prairie, about
six miles from Deisvsn, In farewell county, Ill
were murdered on the 10th instant during bis
absence. On examination 70 was found that the
fendish crime had been committed with the BACK
part Of al axe, with repeated blown Nine
wounds were found upon Mrs. seven OF which
were considered sufficient to produce death, II
dealt singly. The youngest child was much
mangled about the head; the eldest seemed to
have made its escape from the house and was
caught In the yard and stricken down with .
club All the drawers where valuables were
likely to be kept had been opened, and from $50
20 e40 and Colts revolver taken.
The next morning all the neighbors wers called
before q coroser's Jury, by this way, IL possible,
TO discover the murderer Among other witnesses
q Young man sent for who lived near by and
who had only been In the neighborhood few
weeks. On the road TO the place where the in
vestigation was going on, dog belonging to the
man In question got into fghtwith another and
he jumped out of the wagon 10 separate them.
After he had separated the dogs he broke for a
corn field near by, at the top of his speed He was
followed Immediately, but not arrested. After lie
had gone about two miles he left his boots, in
order to enable him to run faster, and his boots
Were found marks of blood, which fasten upon
him belief Of his guilt.
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EAGLE IRON WORKS,
IL CoRNfR OHIO Av. AND THIRTEENTH Sr.
ERICSSON'S CALORIC ENGINRS

The underagned hsye been appointed sole agents
Enz,sss And ere prepared to supply All orders with
ccalIy sIPIossd in bakeries; BY bookeinders: for
fanbloyers to ventilate buildings for PUMPING; fof
aomestc purposes; elevating grain; glass emitting;
ginning cotton; grinding quartz; grinding paints;
grinding sugar cane on plantations in Cu6a; for
holsinz; Tor knitting nachines; BIZ manufacturer
o. PLACED ware; OF printers material of silver wara
q Agricultural implements; Of matches; Of hoped
sks iof pumping At railroad stat: ons and board
ships; Tor sewing machines: for Job printing and
printing daily nevsaapers for various plantation
uses kOr saving and planning lumber; for picking
hair foS polishing combs; for shoemakers uses: 10.
sand sntng; turning; tobscco cutting and puyer-
yinB "a tennerass end W making tablishments
Tor soda water MANUFACTURES; for bone crushing:
nat meshlng tovlng; gripding cutlery, &c. They
ere inexpiosives economical; easily manag ed: they
,sssi9f,e no engineers use no water; and cpnsums
xefy utfle mel Any sou desirous Of using tbese
Engines, oan BY application 70 the undersigned be
shown Iafge number OF testimonials iron. persons
no nave tnem daily use, expressing their entire
sansfaction in their operation and use
Ices Oh tho Engines - established by the Pat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-22
MEDICINES.

II ~. SO0N8H0u,
LOCK HOaRlIAL,
Has Dsseesessk tAs 1ssf Csrssss, Spssly, saa sslS
Efssssai Rssssds n fIs fsrE,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF INPRUDENCE.
LET NO FALSE DELIcAcy PRRyRNr.
APPLY MINED ATELY.
4 oVRg WARRANTED, OR NO cHxReI
IN PROM ONE 10 TW0 Days.
vs.A.sss 4 Ne lAsl, sssS,s.rs. As.sa.,, ~.
- nsdSsr ia,s.sns.sy DsssAasess. npssssy, esnss
s :sa s.:. 3
ss: e 49, :sa.s:s: p.s..s si... mas
DE: D.:: .s &c K. e :..; :s s:
Yssh<hsss Drsadfs Dssussuvs Psasssss vNssS r.
:" " -'' 1o s1s s.: :s.. '''' s'A' ''A shA
ns.l:si.E yas As,s s.s.n: .ss victim. Il s..y Wee
.sd ssss, stsIset Va ..sss sshsrvsss ss.,
xshsa ssssass he living lyss ssy sAn vnA IN sssS
s.s.:. sss A.. lsy:s: "'.l.'s' s's-;is 1uv
~, -: e 7. s.: :.a:: =: 4 o. s
upsS hs skill a. physisiss. ~"
OFFICE Ne soUyl yREpEaiCusrlErY,
5. g! s..: ,:s ~ BE:
.sss b paid AID ssss.i. ssass s'"~"
a..s.n .fA. Regal c.iss. .ssrI...,.. x.,s.. .,.
hsn sas Of the meet sinsnt Cssfss he va,.a sssiss
s.. 10. s:'. =: =.
iseted .ems Of the ..snhng tsst vsfs svss
.s:s ::: ::i s:.s ..is: :i1 =: ::s De-
s:ss .s ~. s:.s
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Yesas nse and ehsrs vhs h.,s injured Iss nss.vss B,
.sass ar: sS.y M We ,S: ;::P
s:sy: e.. .s. %. app. .ppy iSn.di.,.ly
sksaas II n.
mes PAN. 10 bs a..d Dmn.ss Of Sight Of
s:.s:: l D.s,
" MESTa II IITSo..SpT =. , g.,
dr..dsd-Lcss Of Coafsssu ofds.s Dsprsssiss
q S.is.d. Tn,dy, ... are s... ;: ,.: %.
HEavoss pEslSrY-
s:ninI ...t pals: nerves.. and sn,ei.sd s1nr
DISEASES OF iMPR1DENcE.
wssa De usgsdsd and vst.ry sf pls.y, s.d,
an .s +: enc.
ca. asp as!s s. ss.: y ;%
s,hds Of gnSt.n, and dssgung Prssads, vh. nsss.Ss
%.sS a:r %oaS sag a. S 2 h. 's
tuned and dsspar leave him With ruined hs.ts "a ~
..o q. y : -. :: s:.
terrible disssss, such AGseon, HEART Threat Ess.
: ':. :sa; Il LIN $3.50 az: y
discovered country from ne trs,s.r rsssr,
W. 'oAA''A AID IMP T1k SssAnlc wEAnkn
M great .nd np:rtsD. rsnsdy vssins Of tss ssr.ss
.s.. .aa d.si.,sd VIE S.S I.st al 1.s: Nv:
Al d mp:Sin :S. , :. s.sr.r,
1:.uIS, L.s: prss...ti,s rs.s,, Hs.,:ss sr.I,
ENponaEMEar OF PIE raEsa.
Ill MANY IhOusANDs cured stthn insdisuss visAs
cal sp.r.s:n, p.smsd y Dr. Jehnssc ~ ~
cSseS S.,. .s AND .as ;A.
t ds Ms .t.nans a. Isnusnand shsrsssf s.d rsspsss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-22

IL The Springfield (Mass) Republican re-
mark regarding the recent earthquake, that 1t
"extendso over all the northern part Of New Eng
land and through Canada At Boston and vicinity
IL seems to have been lighter than here; at Man
chester, ~ H., about the same; while at Saco
Ne there was q large report, perceptble rock
Ing or buildings, with the ringing Of the bells.
IL grew In severity az IL extended up the Connect
1cdf valley; we hear Of II through Vermont, at
Barton, St Johnsbury, Mortified, Woodstock
Windsor, and Littleton. At Barton fastened doors
were unlocked and the church bells rung by H.
and at Northfeld q church spire was shaken out
Of is ProPrtefy, and LEFT standing obliquely The
Connecticut, Albany, and New York papers do
sectional
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DENTIsTRV
MISCELLANEOUS.

HQME'SIMPROvED w Ei6 HING SCALES
= Thess Scales are offered 20 fhe public q ne
most ample, durable and rcilable scales eysr put an
80 fMstoisss premiums have been Awarded ths1
NE p.ted States Fair and yirginia G.ier ltnra
tpsutate tIir, Penns. lvania New York STATE Fair.
NefTont St:te Far, TO-, do. In every case vhs -
fr e ~ - kouisiara avenue, Depot OF 6ll.ers
de tS-lv R.C pArrtsoN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-22

MIR. BEzcHKR AND THE BoxERs.-On dit, that
the Benieia Boy, with his trainer, Jack Mcdonald
people taste Of their qualify, called upon Rev
Henry Ward Beecher, few evenings since, TO
pay their respects. Mr.. Beecher received the
eminent bruisers with his usual politeness. He
said he perfectly agreed with them as TO the
necessity OF improving the American physiqHs
by the development Of muscle, but he had serious
objections to the ring and its surroundings He
did sot approve Of Prize-fghting, either, but had
on Christian principles, with view 10 promote
The digestive faculties. Heenan then handed the
pastor OF Plymouth church a pair boxing gloves,
ana they do say the use he made Of them fully
persuaded his visitors that Mr. Beecher with a
little practice, would be as excellent a musclem
as he Is preacher.-N. Y. Ger. Buffalo Adrs,fiser
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-22

ID The Home Journal says that, ''quite indie
pendent OF his fine prospect of throne the Prince
Of Wales ID a very rich young man-worth seven
hundred thousand pounds sterling This vast
sum has arisen from the surplus revenues from the
estates OF the Duchy Cornwall TO which he became
entitled Immediately after he was born and which
have been accommodating with interest from that
time, and this fund will 90 on increasing until
he, as other subjects Of the ueen attains the age
money he will stand possessed Of will be nearly
one million pounds In hard cash. Appropos Of
the Princes millionafity, we understand that Mr.
Astor was introduced to the Prince al ssthe
wealthiest man In America
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-22
TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES.

Doors AND sFETHNE Ess. 10 SUIT Tas
: Ws sHHo nsy mapntsessIinE al kinds of BOOTS
snpp1 y sSsss snd m SSSnss Hot secsnS go
souptsiO-, made , ss1pIss.ly % order, and win
heretofore charged In tins oIty for much inferior
Persons in want sf Boots and Shoes of s.,t.rp a,
city made yort, viii always find GOOD assorsne1
in store and - the lowest P5,ees Civ. s.S esil.
ssLr sl4 Psnn.sIv M 4 s s.sD;;..
TIVE HUNDRED TRAVELLING TRUNTe
e. and si.s: q Sole Esss iSas \ tssS Sa Il
! De, 1o saa az rsSains TESna; Our E.n
Of tryeling IeSpisitec; at modera&s 1rioss. 70 s.
found this sidS Of Ney York. AlsQ, every dcscrtS-
eIn f FFf Hass s aAG EE4GsxE vAIi6Ek
O0ld Trunks repaired or taken in sxehsnrs
WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO.,
mnu.u Tran ka ssl 8: RS.n:
SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFACTORY-
Qy,ssiss Odd Eils.s' Hail, W:sAsssso.. d. a.
fEsTfS az ,sqdH tAsiT tntessl.
best material the market Affords and smpioy "a
the best yorknen, can confidently recommend nv
Trunks that are made in other ciaes and sold here
Keep constantly on hand, and make to order ION
fns aS iYsSsI m dss' SRRSScSS SOLE
Ms sskt 6Sf gk R4fFfss,N e. sik 4. H1k
manlike manner, ct short notice
trunks dsl,yersd in any part of the city. George
kkE1sSNAaFsS3;1 81 AAIs.' celebrated FAMILY
ds1s-lv JAMES g. TOPHAM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-22

Wst9 &c also pIsParsd to furnish. AZ short no
mSs q Sso &C. 2. shssR can Be eIss
ss,Sssssss q o. y. &c
~ i - vr IN ran balsfs for hssfns.
lqF ~. dsr sosrns or other slls snd ils OF
se 70 asvsm wN. NJ. ELLIS 1 IBRo I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-22
TO ROUsEkERPEas
Err. DURKER& co.,s
~IIIOE aFICMa

; g4 Gpssantosi not oaly q 2 - =
ba AsB ssS.LJ TEL AMP PEREECTLYPURE,
cosi TSs1y S5 re esfBSss xshost
sad ~. veiIht, xs the ordiassys sss s6nssI
SS0ss are n,, Sm az snysyiApy sA9E vssaz
lREY0NHAfL CONPXRis6rss' ''
= s1a5is &C y'I| Psea - if0ss
81 y .. s'ass =. n. DiyRKEr = cn *
ss-iED&w,a isi fsSsaa s 4. Nv 4 4 Ysssl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-22

WAsRiNsT0N SEWING ROOMS,
~ stA 81. fsse foovs Hevtk ef Pc. Iss
:. HSx z The time 10 get SPRING and sUAMEl
~ . M. ne Il fss' RTS %i9sfss Der |: 8.
11NH 5e ! SossS0 !sIss, COLLARS. and whIsf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-22
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
u WASHINGTON BRANCH.

CHANGE OF Hours.
1850, trans will run a. follows:
Leave Washington at 20 and 74a q. m.
deaye Washington at $50 and SO p. m.
On Sunday at % p. m.
Leave Baltimore at AS and $40 a. M
Leave baltimore At SIS and 40 D. M
On sunday at Is q. %.
Passengers for the East will take trains N 4 N
and 7.4n q. N and s % D. m, wv
For the West at 1.46 .. m. and $50 D. m.
For Annapolis at 7.4o o M. and $40 D. m
For Norfolk at 20 a. m
% Or Ssturday evening the SO ?. n. tram goes to
je S-d til. PARSONS. A,snt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-22

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
20 any Of the lands within the townships or pafts Of
t2wnshlps above Enumerated il to establish
rreeeiyer Of the Land Once, asd make paypasat
tt70ors az soon as practicable after seeing tbs mo-
tes, kpd before the day appointed for the commence
ment q the public sale OF the lands embracia az the
tract CLAIMED: othayvise suoh claim vi be forfatsd
JOS. 8. WILSON,
Commissioned ofthe General LAID Once,
NorK.-Under the regulations of the Department
- heretofore and now existing, no paymeIt can "a
made for advertising proclsmati except 10 sucR
publishers - are Spsfiaily ed 10 pnblis r.
the Commlssloner Of the General Land OfRoe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-22
Jos. 8. WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Of5oe.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANT

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS,
Every person entitled to the right OF pre- EN-
70 any OF the lands within the townships and Ia
Oh townships above mentioned, Is required 20 es-
apnsh the same tn the satisfaction Of the
and receiver OF the proper land ONCE and make nav
pent thereior as soon as practicable after seeing
commencement Of the public sales Of the lsnds en-
will be forfeited. los e WiISnnNS ioam
Commissioner of the General Land Once.
NorE-Under the regulations of the department.
as asIetoioLe and nov existing pay msnt can Re
MAGE Tor advertising proclamatOns except TO suob
publishers as are specially anfAo1txsd to nnbsS bx
tne CSmmlsslener ofthe General Land Once
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MISCELLANEOUS.
By THE PRES p Eff e., Or THE UNITED

In pursuance Of law. !, JAMES BUCHANAN, Pres
decIsrs ard make kno that pnblio ssiss vii 81
held at the under mentioned Land Ofioes IN the
3 s'e Of Iowa at the periods hereinafter designs
1.-THE Lard Once st Fonr DoDe.. commencing
psso .Dd!
stnstet within the following townships and parts
North Of As base s. a.d .csss sftAs &th ,rise,ssi
% ssSssn: and s. 81 IL H Is i, u a.
Ii, IS IS IL, Is, 81 s. IS, q, q, q. S, and Is oi
{ Z :, J, ss /, ssssens Is a.
+ :ss9:ss q ' 81; .sa s. ,D.a Is =
ssS's1 and s. .n.his j. T. ..:t H. g
y 8 E 8 Fl III p Is .T H. Z. f.
2. Is, "a q, 81. s. ard s Of iownshIp IS; section:
IS g. s. ST. s.s S. and S. q Ii Is y u.
s. and Is, Of & 81 i: sections g. 70 H.
Is ~ H. u, e. 25 q, e, 81, s.. and IS, Of towaship
>, rsss ~ and ss5s Ills Is, L. as e.
snip 81 SECTIONS g. H. is. is, II, Is, Il, q, Is,
a. II 81 B. aHd s. sts 3 B. g. ss ma
to1nshP ss; s, Is r Ta 49, 81
IS q 81 u s. = and g st sss,wssS,p ;esaNn
g Is n g. 81 IS, and S. Of township s.. Of
Sections s,7,s.n, Is, II, 10 q. q, g. q. g,
II, Is u, is.A "a, Is 81, S. ami S. Of town
IS + II. r sen. g. = ST. s.s S. sad S. > Il
g. ri IS ST. S. snd S. Is y; ~ u.s. a.
IL, Is Is, IL, ~, Il, 3. Is, "a, s., 81, S. am
ls, 81 2S Is, a. g. ST. 49, and IS, towns 10 e: .eo
Tons SIS: IL IS Is Il, 10. 81, q, IS. q, g. 81.
ssHiSns j. s. s. :, 8. ii. IS IS, H. fs. 81, q Is q,
ST. S. and s., Of township sS scot ms /. 3, S. I.
township 81; sectinns l. s. rs, il, is. H. II is 81.
p. Is, q, %, 81. 50, and S. of township IS; sections
T. Sftasas Il p 81 ECU! q Is "a r.
10, q q. q, a. 49, ST. S. and S. OF tJwnshp e.; sec
S. and S. cf.ownship; sS sections f. 81 81
81 $ ss9 aGs :, IS 5s, IT, is a. $, g. a. ..
Scot GAS l, s. Is H. 49, IS IL, is, Il, g. s5 q,
S. sna q 81; Of 'oy ashiP as sect. l.
q e ST. 81, sra s5 Of sswnas.p s5 seetiois
IS, 4 to snship 90; seeti l. s. SIS Ii, iS Is ".
~, a. %, 2 ~, g. 81, And IS, Of township 81;
81. So and s., Of to nshi SO; s,otiOns l. 10
IS, IS, 4, 49, q, q, IS a. % 81 So 81 IS of town,
95 a. 3, 81, 3d. and IS ofton n.hip iS5 Of range s..
Se p, S., H. Is Is, II, 49, p, q. IS. n.
tions H. 81 g. IS, n, p, 81 s.. snd s Sol Of
tosnsnP IS; oti ,rs l. S, ST. 8. Ii, Is Is, IL. Is II,
u II, Is, Is H. ls, q. q. IS, q, q, ST, S.
g. Of ownship SO; sections J. s. 5, 7, g. III, Is, Is
IL, ls, 81, % Is, a, % 81. 49, and IS, Of township ST.
s,csons s. = 9. IL, Is, Is, IL, 10, q, g. g. 81 g.
III, u, and 50, Of township 100. of range IS.
At the Land Once at Sioux CRY, commanding
on Monday, the 18th day Of November next for
the Disposal Of the public lands, heretofore unof-
fered, situated within the following townships md
parts Of townships, viz: "AN
NoTh " fAs base lane and ieest Of the th p~ise,pal
60 Sections H. ls IS, IT, 10, 81 q, IS, p,
II, IS, IS, H. I9, 81, o. 25 81 "a, 81 So and S. Of
1oHlsrIp 49, SECTIONS IL, Is, Is, H. IT, n
Is, % "a, o. s., and 81, oftownshlp 81; township
e 81 IS ana s. of tow nsnIp 80; sections l. s. S. g.
is, D Ia, IL, q, Is. 25, q, g, 81 S. and S. OF
township 100. OIL range 81, ~ -
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFACTORY,
~ o,,s,,,. Odd ~ Eei,. 1T S a.nhT q:
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

u COACHES TO UPPER MARIBoRo'.o
Carrying the U. s. Mail.
The undersigned are now running Daily, (except
Sonday,l -Four horse Coaches be- FSm~
boro', as follows: BB3SfST8
Leave the Steamboat Hotel, corner of Seventh
Upper Marlboro at II O'Clock m, and arrive in
Washington at Sc 'clock, in time to connect with
the $40 p. m. tain for Baltimore.
The Coaches are new and commodlous the taan.
ing drivers. - OAoNe'
Ear f 70 uRPer Marlboro. 50 cents.
/.
Freight and packages in proportion,
au l5-u OSBORN 4 CO, Proprietors.
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nR. J. BOvEE DOD'S
- IMPERIAL WINE BTTrERs

IMFhhIAL WINE BTTTERS,
are now being used from Name to the Great salt
tnem either ~ Q sssdietaS or e Iecsvars m ttsi
t shhsy are 1ssHIHased n the World Dr. Dods esed
We purohAsed Of him the sole hight 10 EsoufSot1rs
enn r OF ss fSr sas 20 e Ipbc
pspsia, Piles, Nervous Diseaees. FsmsIe CON-
SonS io 1ba 81 cat;5 rsiu,Ilng toDlo they are BE-
{6eiT mediens1 remedy Aside from
sSms afc dslsnsfa Bs:ersse IsOdnoins al the
without their injurious resu!ts lei ali fysn ~ S
humanity and all advocates Of temperance sssist
Es N suosttulnS these valuable Veseta Die Bitter
ioL the nsesa! potsoxs and adeIteYatsd Lievrs
YIN which the country IL flooded, and tEsreSy az
from the land, NM III unA snoss
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DENTISTRY.

MI TEETH
w LOOMIS, M. d., the inventor And ne te,ts.
ofths MINERAL PLATE TEETH At
tsna, persona ~ at his ofhce In this CIT, NfS
many persons oen Va o. these teeth who <IllO
canrot wear others, and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these. e's
psr.on. cslliIs At my cfhce can be accommodated
Win an, ttyle and price 81 Teeth they NAV des1re;
gu. 10 those who are particular and vsh the Do sest
oleelest, strongest and most perfect det the hss
AT car p[oduss. the MINERAL PLATE viii ~
Rooms in thus cIty-No 33s Pa svepus. hs,x..,
phIs. 'osN' h.scea
ID ,r>,s DENTAL CARD.
-. MuNSUN has returned and resumed his
proiess,on. Ufhoe and hosse az 463 T. ~.
sa,ru ooor east OF sixth In addition MlS
teeth on vnlcsnIie Base for the ass IN, =. 49,,
enS' from experlenoe, knows 10 e1ce.s All oth-rs
ena Is one,tf6d ices In price than sold bis "a
iSerons on warrington, ALEXANDRIA, and t,eors.-
town are respectfully solicited b. cal. az IS eoiy
H. DENTISTRY.
~ HILLS amer q pTacuca, tert of tvo veavu
Ioeie thet ne oan VIII confidence recon-
mend the Cbeoe estlo Process for insertip M
snihoia teeth TX has the advAntax "a o3<k6H
suengthf oeauty, o. aanlInees, ana cheNppes~ sal
SsseS sess inserted for tak. Parts In rso,o,s5o.I
ses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-22
CHARLES wIDDIPIEI.D IN
ProDrietcrs, fs William strest. NeX Tc.rk
>. SGHWARZE.A Agent,
Wa6hington, ID, 10.

Or; J. ROyEE DODY
IMPEhLAL GIN BITTERS,
ror diseases Of the Kidneys, Bladder and Urlnarv
never fail to cure. and are warranted to sive AL
CHARLES wIpDIFIELD 4 CO.,
Propnstors, 5s William It, New YORK.
, ]. SCHWARTZ.
Jo'-Jt Agent. Washington, ID, o,
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10Y FOB THE SICK AND SIJFPFPING
' LET AL WHO IRE IFHI cTTEiDS'
xpp,v BEAD;

- REJOICE IN HElLrH.
leno. 90 you suffer- Are you the victim Of apv
purity OF the blood! What are they. do von ~. ~.
katner AK, What are they not! The Blood ia ~:
source OF NE And health and 10 u the FIRST ejemeni
q our oelns 70 respond TO any cause Which 6eots
lrevaiIns Neuralgia, the Irritating Eryspelss ~
S 1a0s SSI4tcls the agonizins Rheumatism, Nsr-
sorsoL and detection. and The nemSsfiess hi. thst
10 her 20, derive fhelr hideous origin from tSs
PIooci Deal kindly thea and gently with the booS
U.s. the utalizing resources of nature for it, ~
And suner rs to commend TO your confdenos And
use that truly valuable medioament knoVn a NM
INDIAN ,vE Eff Is f2f SfScocrroN
win regard TO this almost infailibie nn.c,s,
lo2uisr septlment has spoken in deoided ter ms
sna tqe evldenoes Of this great ef6oaoy are aus
uinea oy constant syovals Of curative effects And
Ia n3pplest results from its use ere aftor sI Other
remsdies AND the best medical skill have failed.
nciai, pat they are volunteered from the nSs{1s
sReotsole sources and justify the highest tsrms in
vnee u 10 possible to coIn mend 30 vslnah,s n
tRec.no % pub 10 approval, We MAJ add Also that
ag cunecve properties OF the medicine are e uaIied
only by lts restorative effects, the systsm rscavsT
INK nom disease with renewed oOnstitutiona y,
FOR sale by Gil respectable Druggists in nj.
ciy ana o. TIE proprietor, MRS. M cox
None eSn1ine unless her name il blown on thu
o9Stle ahd her ssal on the cork
Mole.aiss st. per- DHtts i. s sasss{or
met and will supply the trade 1t my prices D''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-22

Laaa appropriated by law for the use Of schools
from the sales. va 10 eAoieooo
Inc Offering OF the above lands will be commenced
In which they are advertised, until the whole shall
nave peen Saefed and the sales thus closed but no
no private entry ofany of the lands will be admitted
unsil aiter ne exPiraston Of the two weeks.
~ GiEen uEdet my hang at the city Of Washington,
this fourteenth day of Ausust, Ammo Domlni one
thousand eight hundred and sixty. oA'
By the President:
Jos. 8. WILSON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-22

W THROUGH TICKETS 10 THE VA.
RIOUS VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
VOmnibuses and Baggage Wagons leave the
onoe ss 6 q. m. and p. m.
JAMES A; EVANS, Ticket agent,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-22

49,. -. ~ ne y Cssl' .ssrgseas, .s.tss, G.ssa
end the feasf part Il vhsss life has spsnt a. tss Ss
yit.s Lsadea, Paris PhiadsPhs slss were IA
Ncee seme o. the nest astsnnhing thai we're sv
snsvn; many usueisd With ringing In the head ana "a
vnen nsep great nervsssnsss, being alarmed a ssSd,
S.ss 10 VI Tsqssnt ssshlas sttssdse ss.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-29
Yours, respectfully,
Gov. EIn's Appointments.

We are requested to give notice that Gov. Ellis will
address the people at the following times and places
Gainesville, Gates, Tuesday Sd of April
Hartford, Perqumans Thursday, 9TH.
Elizabeth City, Pasquotank, Friday, 9th.
Currituck Court House, Saturday. It'll.
Edenton, Chowan, Monday, 9th.
Plymouth Washington Tuesday, 10th.
Williamson, Martin Wednesday, 18th.
Tawboro', Edgecombe Thursday, 18th.
Nashville, Nash, Friday, 18th.
Wilson, Wilson, Saturday, l4th.
These appointments will embrace about two weeks-as
long period the Governor can well be absent from
duties in Raleigh. Information from private source
received in Raleigh, renders it probable that Mr., Pool
commenced the campaign this week. The Governor
has made appointments in Mr.. POOLS neghborhood, and
will 30 doubt be glad to meet him at the times and pla
ces mentioned. II any changes shall be made in the
above appointments, added after consulta-
ton with Mr.. Pool, due notice thereof will be given
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