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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-06-15
..-~ Very respectfully yours,
SAMUEL NJ SHARPE.
Miss icnary Of Presbyterian Church
ONE u UNloN--ONE COUNTRY
..a One DEs Tiny.

Before the blighting and deplorable
evils Of Abolition fanaticism were let
loose upon our otherwise happy and
prosperous country, and Country, one
Constitution, one. common Destiny,
WAS the motto Of every party, an ar
ticle in every political creed Fifty
years ago the people of this new coua-
try knew no rivalry, but that Of fratcr-
nal zeal for the general welfare, no
competition but that Of exalted patriot
ism; now they confront each other with
bitter snathemas and fcwning menaccs
the hands which should be clasped liz
friendly fellowship, now clutch at each
others throats. Side by side, shoulder
to shoulder, they Won this bright her
itage ofnational independence, know
ing no North, Nd ,SJuth. Knit togeth
er with bond that was fsnlly horel
would endure forever, they were com
mon pastAers IN tolls, dangers and suf-
ferings, and common inh;ritors of the
pricclesss boon for whith they pledged
their fortuue, their lives and their sa-
cred honor. Now behold the melan-
choly contrast. The country on the
brink of anarchy, ruin and civ il war,
simply to crafty presidential horde
of mischievious fanatics, with utterly
impracticable theories, impossible OBJ
|jects, and reasonable Vaccinations.
When will sound sense and returning
reason put an end to this rrcfitless agi-
tation, these lille and nischieyous con-
tentions, that have no possible object
but to create hcartburning, division and
sectional strife? ational Crisis.
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EAGLE IRON WORKS,
IL CORNRK ONO Av. AND TH;RTRgYTH Sr,
ERICSSON'S EAIDRIC ENGINEl

EhlCSSON,S GhLOhIC ENGINES.
The undersIgned have been appointed sole az ents
n this city for the manufacture and sale Of the above
Engines, and are prepared 10 supply all orders with
promp'n ness and dispatch. These engines have
been satisfactorily introduced, and now pract-
cally employ cd in bakeries; by bOokbinders; for
6oxwood cutting; BY cabinet makers; for drawing
domestic purposes; esvating grain; glass cutting;
ginning oottob; grinding quartz; grinding paints;
grinding sugar cane on plantations in Cuba; for
hoisting; for knitting Inachines b, manufacturers
O pia cd ware OF printers material of silver ware
of agricultural implements; of matches; of hooped
ssrts; for pumping at abroad stat and board
shlpsi for sewlng machines; for job printing and
printing daily newspapers; for various plantation
uses; for saving and planning lumber; for picking
hair for polishing combs for shoemakers' uses for
sand sitting; turning; tob,cco cutting and pulver
lz.ng; IN t8nneres and making establishments;
for soda water manufactures; for bone crushing;
mat mashlng; towing; grinding cutlery, &c. They
are lnexplosive; economical; easily managed; they
require no engineers; use no ater; and consume
yeFy little fuel. Any person desirOus of using these
Engines, can by application to tae igned be
shown large number of Oftsstimonials from persons
who have them in daily use, expressing their entire
Satisfaction in their operation and use
Prices oil the Eng ines as established by the Pat
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MEDICINES.
AYERS SARsIp1eM,

-r "A II En- - SdhSAPARILLz
osaSnss sS o.S.4 iasss 81 Per.
alternative power a. 10 al ord a. ELECTIVE sat,sas.
ssse eaansd sJ g
Ter rom strgmoss complaints, and that one whioh
serves 70 Sis srae cs.. o % Sgso,. 's
oltlzens. How completely this compound will a.
osaS n sss 81 q me
.ns sPiSs F4sIs. s.d sssop, fggsn
syPmlltic As,ctiOh. MercunaI bisesss. Drops. Nv.
iSony. Fire. and &. s:s e. ss y r. com Am
fs. p@ vii 3 and n the 4ss.s sSSS
health, when taken IN the spring, 10 exps the foul
the year. By the timely expulsion Of them m.py %
rsskIins disorders are lipped in the bud. Maiti,
selves from The endusnoe ~ oa iss,s an them
oerogs sores through which the system viii strive
through the ratural channels of the body by An A.
@rahve medicine. Cleanse ont the viusted blood
when you fbd i Isl obstrnOted sod s1ssisS IL Z the
disorder is felt people eniey better health, aud I've
health, and MI is well; but with tins psSelam OF
life disordered, there can be NO LASTING health.
q &c 81 tSG .ne
During late years the public have been uisIed by
Of ssrsspariIla for one dollar. Most OF these nave
been frauds upon the siok for they not ony contain
erues whatever. Hence, bitter aud painful disap-
Pointment has toloyed the use of the various ex-
the name itself ls justly despissd, and has become
~ ~ nony nous Of imposition and cheat Sui We call
thts compound Sarseparillc, and intend 20 supplV
such q remedy shall rescue the name from fbe
Iosa OF obioq ny which rests upon IL And We think
are irresistible by the ordinary run Of the disease
II 10 Intended 70 cure
Mass. Price sl per bottle; six bottles in one paot
age %. % lS-eolm
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PREPARATIONS FOR rHR PRINCE IN RIcHMosp
VA-lt is now definitely settled that Baron Rem
rev, who but last week was the Prince Of w ales,
VIII certainly De hers. Skopld the railroads ad.
here strictly TO their time and ma Re regular
connections, TIE good people Of Richmond viii
see him land at The Ffederick sburg depot Saturday
Oct o. He contemplate remaining over ON thts
1th, which Will be sunday, and afford him an
opportunity Of ofattending church and hearing some
one or more OF our eloquent d dIvines Our CounciI
haVe % fsr taken no steps towards giving his
Royal Eighpess formal reception, and as thew are
pretty slow to move In such matters the probabiIi
ties are that grand Bail will be given In honor
Of the young Engshman, but II will lie by pri va
subscription. The Ball win commence at tviiigx
In consequ uence Of Its occurring on SATURDAY. nIs6t
To dance after twelve o'clock would be sin fhat
some Of our people never could forgive. The
ladies are In q high state Of excitement, and our
dry goods houses and dress makers win feap
z olden harvest during the next six or eight days
t is not known who will be the fortunate lad v
10 open tie ball with Baron Renffew, but hear
II very strongly limited that one Of
has asserted that be will pay bali the expense Of
the entertainment IL the honor shall be proae,ed TO
bis daughter. II this be true, and the ball is at
all comparable 20 similar entertainments In other
parts of the eopauy, the gentleman aforesaid will
pay qpite dearly for the qualification Of his own
pride aud his daughters ambition.-Cor. Peters
Ies'g Express, Sept. y. -i 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-02

EXCITEMENT IN THE BILLIARD WORLD-There
Is prodig ious stir just now among the lovers of
billiards, Produced by the arrival Of NJ Berger
from Paris, the most skillful player In Europe.
He came In the Adriatic the other day and has
since made his appearance several times at Pbe-
lan's rooms, corner Of broadway and Tenth street.
N. Berger has not played a gular game with any
of our American players, but be he has given sew
erat private sfs1gess 70 members Of the pre IS and
personal friends, to exhibit his proficiency. His
fancy shots, as they are called, and cularly
that executed by the cue when held pcrpepdic,I-
larly, are really wonderful. 1t 10 impossible to
believe, without seeing for ones self that balls
are capable Of such a variety of motions from the
stroke OF stick, as this most accomplished artist
will give them with the greatest ease All billiard
players, for Instance, familiar with the force
or draw shot, by which ball having been struc
n one direction, suddenly loses Its impulse and
takes nearly opposite or retrograde course. All
good billiard players can produce the effect to
certain extent; Such players a. Phelan, Kavnagh,
White, &c, depend upon II for great many of
their most brilliant effects. But In the hands of
Berger the force has new meaning He not
only draws his ball back, but be draws II with
such power as to take sevefal and execute
the most incredible caroms at the end He will
play a ball round a hat or any other object, and
make II carom on another bali In almost any part
OF the table, He viii force ball to Jump over a
cue and return beneath 1t, caroming on another
ball inside. In short, his performances are a.
various az they are astonishing IN. Y. Post.
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IC The Brighton, England. Guardian records
the death of clerk named BeilriBger, In that
town from sue Ing his pen. A slight wound in
nls ~ oeing open, the ink produced erysipslas
ana death Clerks will please bear this In mind
and keep their pens out Of their mouths.
III The Captain General OF Cuba has issued
an order for the regulation Of the slave trade He
gives the strctcst orders to all the public func-
fonaries to use their utmost efforts hereafter 10
prevent the landing of African slaves ON the
island
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-02
The WAY HIsroRr is warrrrs.-A pari. wit,

4 The WAY History IL WRrrrEN Paris wit.
describing the French historians, saws: - -
.,Nhn Mons: Ihie5s writes history travelling in a
poschaise over the battle grounds of Europe, with
amap on one side Of him and cook on the other
Mons de tamartine writes history by clipping
other folks labors Mons. de Barante writes his
.orv oy cnPPing others works. Mons. villemain
writes history BY clipping of, wee bits, other
peoples iabors. but doing 30 in admirable STYLE.
Mons. Mignet writes history by drink king emolli-
ent 1nfusions in a chimney corner and measuring
none be longer than the other Mons AchiIle de
vauiaoeile writes history by shaking his fist In
the face of Europe, and screaming at the end OF
every paragraph, say here, look ye, France ain't
history by being to Tacitus what Tom Thumb
is to Jack the GiantKiller Mons. Micbelet
writes history by drawing pen and-ink portraits
which are alternately English vignettes of an
ideal beauty, or caricatures which make bar-rooms
roar with laughter. Mons. Victor Cousin writes
history In drawing the women of the Fronde In
bust iikenesses, bnt he is entirely too fond of
dwelling on the bust Count de Mont.lambert
writes history in exercising. Mons 8. j. Ampere
writes history a-travelling Mons. Troplong
writes history In annotatng. Mons. Capefgue
writes history in gasconading."
A RAILROAD NovELTY.-The new steam pas-
senger car spoken Of last week recently construct
ed for the Eastern Railroad and said to be intend
ed for the road between this CITY and Boston,
came over from Salem on Saturday, and attracted
some attention at the Central station 1t looked
IKE an ordinary passenger car, with two stove
pipes site king through the top, and a bell sus-
pended between them. 1t stands rather higher
from the rail than an ordinary car, and the ma
chinery Is underneath, between the forward
wheels The boiler, frebox and watertank occu-
Iy about eight feet Of one end of the car, while
the remainder contains seats for fifty passen-
gers 1t 10 said to use only half the fuel required
70 do the same amount Of work with an ordinary
locomotive, while the wear and tear OF the rail is
much less owing to the great reduction in weight,
which Is fifteen tons less than ordinary loco
motive 1t Is said to carry fuel and water sufH-
cient Tor run Of fifty miles, while the speed Is
about the same as ordinary locomotive. The time
between Lynn and Salem was ten minutes Ac-
cording to the Providence Journal, this machine
Is 70 De run on the Essex road between Salem
and Lawrence-but, according to common rumor,
IT IL to be placed on the track between Lynn and
Boston, when the horse railroad is put In opera
ton. We shall see what we shall see.-Ly yan
Ners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-02
McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,
CTHE BEST LISIMENT IN THE WORLDLY


The only safe and Certain cure for Clneers, Piles Tu-
m0rs, Swengs and Bronchis Cotre, Paralysis, Neu-
ralgs, Weakness Of the Mnseles Chronic
Rheumatism Sdness Of the Joints Contracted Muscles or
Lgaments, Earache Toothaehe Bruises sprans Fresh
Cuts, Wounds ulesn Fever Sores Cated Breast, Sore
Nipples, Burns scalds, Sore Throat any
pain, difference how long the disease may
have existed, mcLEAN'S SCELEBRATED LINIMENT is
q certain remedy
Thousands Of human beings have been saved life Of dis
erepituds and misery the Of this invaluable remedy
MeLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
Wall relieve pain almost nstanAneOusly, aud will clean,
purify sud heal the foulsst
FOX HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS
McLEANs CELEBRATED LINIMENT 10 the only saf.
and reliable remedy for the Of SPAWN bone,
WinegRls, Spnus, Unnstursl Lumps, Nodes sveng 20
never failed 10 cure Big Head, Polevi Fistuls, Old
Running Sores, or sveeny, IL properly applied. For
sprains, scratehes Cracked Hees Chsfe Saddle
Collar Calls, Cuts Sores, Wounds il infable
remedy. Apply directed and in every
instance.
Then tribe longer with the many worthless ns
offered TO you Obtsin supply Of DR- MCLEANB CELE-
BRATED LINIMENT. 1t VIII you-
J. H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Ccrner Third and Pine sta, 81. Lons, Me-
CHARLES sT0TT, S5 Pa. av., sole agent in ashIng-
ton; r. s. T. ClsSEL, ueorgsto~n. seA-D&wIy
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~ New Workers will have enough Of Hamlet
tsDoe<son. Forrest, Eddy, Booth and Charlotte
cul&nsn will each interpret it. Hamlet BY q
AnD0k zmlet by man Of twenty ave; lam
krs 49, Go~ery, Hamlet at Niblo's, a Hsmlst st
ebe'W61n GssSsB. Tes,Sxrs Isi si !Et Pa,iosf.
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HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BucBu.

HELMBoLD's EXTRACT gucHU,
AAirf A.II from E1os..ss aabs Of Dsspson
Ai,s.dsd .si,s a. yolleSsss Syn,toms.-
M:ssf, .'''h' DAsul.1I LEI. e. s. rss:I:
Mus,ar Mssa NssrIgss. Ss I. frepbfins.
Ls.sisHdso tn. My.oa s1,ssa " sss s'df'
EfS Z; e: ffsss:
ies9i 81 sss FITS
aaB 5Ss s''''
THE fSSSSSSSf Sf THEf
ID. Asd Ms Mslaaehoiy DEATHS ty Ce.sv1srtsos
AI Witt SsgASSfc WEE &flkkkEEssss kkEEssoTED
Requires the AID OF medicine 70 strengthen
waes kiSsfrii1 S6oiS 81 SS::s. :ss.
ATRIAL WILL cow HsssaGfs rsses Gsi MOS, ,rr,,,c
=, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
IN IN SsS1Hs sfSkfSS}fS;S$Ss4 on
FEMkLEs the sstfsot Bpssu /. Snss uaI.d To %
any Other remedy, 4 II chlcTo.s or Rssessoa
ssqsP,sGn q Sou.
OF the Uterus, Leucorrhes or Whites, Sterillity,
ar arising from lndisoretiOn, Habits Of b ssipshol.
Decline OR CHANGE OF IIyR
NO FAMILY saS6tS ss ts''Sff WITHOUT IT
n'A 5iiSss-f EsfsRRscff sf sRscffsr SucRt' cR'a's
- =, SECRET bisEAsEs
hs M No ssssss in Diet
sssse' ,ss ssusn. desire .1a gives strength to
Preventing and curing Structures Of the Urethra
.hs ass.. s... Pain s.s sSs
D''efi4 ToTssSps ass rStD % GP6N PhSsf'
WHO HAvE BKKN TEE VICTIMS OF ouscTs
sRs ssSs had thsy sfs ssS
aSt % 81 been Dis Up in the system srssk
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
Use HE1MsoLD's EtrRAcr BucHu for a. sase-
URINARY ORGANS.
!" A''A'' s'dal.R MALE OR FEMALE.
HOW SApsS GSSGs sfGHsbsifSSSso sfS 70 matter Of
& fsf ssEEiSS p II Sf AR
eia' f IS SHES 6Ss 3 b &
Ev,dsses Of ths sos rsltabie asd res1ezsi5s elar-
oEkTifISATEs OF CURES.
WITH scfENSTw Nscff NSsGws kSb ri FAME.
frlce $i.Vo per bottle, or ak Sor rs 90.
observation. nv %
DnscsisE SYMPTOMS IN ALL conngsIcArross.
oefes ouarahteed. Advice Gratis 70
AFFIDAVIT.
, rersonely appeared before me, an Alderman
the olty OF Pin adephi n. +. pKIMsokp who beng
duly sworn, doth say, has preparations oostain no
hst sns nc or cher Rigogs drrFs,
Ns Ns-orh and snosoribed before me. this zSd day Of
WM, p, HIB8ERD, zldsSnas. n
Ninth street, above Race. Phlls
ADDRESS letters Tor Information in confdenee to
II. u. HELM BOLD, Chemist.
Depot1 lOz south Tenth 81, bet Chesnpt, Phi1a
.BEWAkE. OF COuNTERFEITS
Who endeavor 70 dispose "or THrif owss, ana
hslmbold's Genuine Hrepsrsson..
Extract Buohu,
Improved Rose Wssh.
Sold by &. b. WAITE, s2e Seventh street. md
z: fonD, m, corner Penn. avenue and EisvsntR
Ask ssR RdAk ALH HieNsSlLSss 1SHgSLSEs FEyEEEyxHkEk.
Sgs SVb Sst tlf n M y15t End ,spd i9I
ap4-eoly
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We are are also prepared to furnish, at short no
tice, ARCHITECTURAL Castings, from any designs that
may be FURNISHED. as cheap as can be obtained else
where Also, steam Engines, portable and station
sry; hlgh or low pressure; saw and grst mills; hy-
droststic, or other presses boilers for heating
puili wrought iron water tanks shating. gear
lng &c, Tor fouring or other mills, and forging OF
Sc lS 2aw3m VIM NJ ELLIS 4 BRO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-02
no NOT FAIL To CALL

IL AT HARVEYs,
yell haoss E3RFSI.R GYsTEk@' ~ -SS
he has made arrangements t. recelyeSNN
rsSHi tsSniisr usgeR,iss OF the best NOR SV
ThuIsday, and SATURDAY.. He will also keep con
ssanEy on hand . large and varied assortment Of
7 tabes. "
He returns hls sir ere thanks to those who pat
and 10 confident that his Increased fsoIlitiss for
Ssseins GSnstsEtly On hand fresh supplies Of OYs
LEN rEas, rISm, LANE, ia Se 90, viii aHply re-
sold st the ldveet u,arket prices, and delivered
at sii parts Of the city free of Charge.
sc l0-lm r. N. HARVEV
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Helmbolds Genuine Preparation.

HIGHLY C0NCENTRATER"
Positive and Specific Remedy
s9r Diseases Of the gkApDER, KIDNEYS.
f6s Medicine incTeasss q. po~.I y
and exctes the AgS0RBENTs into healthy 90,
dsRo.itlons, and all UNNATURAL EELARGEo
MENTS are reduced, as well ss PAIN and IN
fLAIMMEhNTl8S, MEN RSM,EN sESs' 81 55GRpdr rE,rnprv f9F
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERN NOON.
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, ..t
Corner of fPsnnsylvaNis avenxs and lltA st.,


Pspers served in packages By carriers ct % q
year, or 81 cents per month. To mail subscribers
the price IL $3.50 year, IN advases; - for six
months; 81 for three months, and for less than
three months st the rate Of u cents week Single
copies, ONE Gent; in wrappers, rwo CENTS. r.-
IrADyKRrsxaRNrs ssould be sent to the oaioe
beiors II oorook m othervIss they may not appear
until the next day. F...
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FEMALE EDUCATION

~ FEMALE EDUCATION
> HOSE Parent who wish their daughters to re-
celye thorough and syste s1atIc education where
their ply sca ming will receive daily and special
attention. under the most approved ystem of Calls
henic$ and Gymnastics, are respectfully invited to
teenth st. and New York av
MIR. q MRS. z. RICHARDS,
au S-d Principals.
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DLAINFIELD ACADEMY.
A CADEMT OF MODERN LANGUAGES,
"A tWAsHaGToN BUILDING)
Pa 4feHus Cor1er af Cses "a

dCS"Ht, CVTHtT SttcWIh iSErfsf.
fRiVAInk tSsrRuCTIoNs IN FRENCH AND SPANISH.
DAY AND EVENING CLASSES
TRANSACTIONS
A M. De MONTHURRY, Professor of Modern
Languages and Literature, has the honor 10 an
nounce that he will resume his Classes and Private
Lessons on "Wednesday next, the 18th of Septen-
give, IN schools and private families q Course of
Lecture upon the French Literatur re- from the Far
Time. ~ ii'SoH'
For terms and further particulars inquire at the
Academy, where Prof De Monthurry will be in at
tendance daily from to II q. m and from S TO D. m
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EEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
ALEXANDRIA, VA,

Mrs. g. J. MCCORMICK, PRINCIPAL.
The thirteenth annual session Of this Institution
will commence on Tuesday, September 18th. IN the
house recently occupied by Sylve-ter Scott, Esq,
The course of study pursued will comprise all
the branches requisite to a thorough English Edu
desired. 'e' -
In addition to day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick is
prepared to receive limited number of pupils as
poarders, who, constituting part of her own fam
ny, wlii he under her Immediate care and supervI-
sloa. She Will endeavor. as far as possible TO sur-
of Home.
:, ,Rsfsrenees.-Rev, Geo H. Norton, Rev DR.. Elias
Hhsrriss1a. hsd Oh Key: F. SPrigg, William H Fowle,
Esq, Edgar Snowden, Esq Edmund Wilmer
Esq, Henry MsIbury, Esq lewis MsKenzie,
Esq Robert H. Huntnu, Esq w Wsllach,
EDITOR Evening Star, Benz amin w aters ESQ Jas
Entwisle; Jr., ESQ Col. Iohn w. Minor, Loadoun.
Brothers.
TERMS.
Board with Tuition in all the English Branches
In advance.
Music and Languages at Professors prices
IL NO exua charkes. au2 2+u
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WOOD AND COAL.

- WOOD! wOODg
4. am daily receiving largo suppl es Of COAL from
Al t1 wesS osst [ennsyvaaa nes, whoh Wy sell
Pine and Hiokoy WOOD, cut and split, al this.
Cali and leave your orders. r. w, BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer,
Sc IL (States) Cor. and i4th sts., near Canal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-02
EDUCATIONAL.
BLADRNsBURG AOADEMy.

uC ApLAUENSBUHG ACAUEMY.
;.E Ap1ve institution Was reopened ON the 10th
tnsnnc Inc course of instruction is Glass cal
Mathematlcal Ard Commercial. YOUNG gentlemen
oan De pr pared Tor college or any scientific pursuit
lmlteo number of boerders will be received and
tres treated as members Of the family. Early spplica-
u9n snou pa made, as there but few va ancier
Ierms lot board: S12o per session of 10 months
,u : M psyasie In advance. Day pupils from s5
Stagss run Twice day from Washington to the
Acoe Aa e.e ~ Sr,u,, Prof j. FILL, Principa',
SO &c, q nSt- Bladensburg, Md,
PLAINFIELD ACADEMY,
Twenty ninth session "a Wsss. GSanLIsIx pt2
vember 5th.c family school for TWENTY-FIVE
good boys, ioI whose comfort and improvement;
tne uHis ana energy Of the Principal is do
THoted THd Entsre expense SIS. Circulars at Star
Qhce; 10 NIL few vacancies call at Kirkwoods
rom : TO p. m., October Is and 49, or address R,
"A. BDk hS, Principal and Proprietor, Plainfie Id,
cumberland county, Pa. Sc 26- colin
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A mhS. WlNsSLOW,
AN Experien ed Nurse and Female Physician
presents to the attention of mothers, her
so u I II ING SYRUP,
Fer Children Teethi

asvsr bssE able 70
6sdicias-HGvRRI n
q. SIN . L . In.
rgcT A UR =, J
Never did vs kLsu
satisfsctien By any.
the esntrsry,a all are
ofBRATI0gs, Egd
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Issy Of any oTHIR
HAsIr FAILED, II
STANCE TO IT-
vhsn tircs sly ussd.
an instance Of dis
lsas vhe Ussd il. On
| dshShtsd With its
lspsaE In tsrnas .sf
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TIE FEARFrL RETRIBurIoS AT Damascus
pETAILED DxscRIPTIoN OF THE HANGING AND
STRANsLISs OF TEE MosLKMs-THRILLINs
INcIDKSTs-FUAD PAsHA's ENERGETIC MEAS
UREs. -..s .-s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-02

THE PRESCOTT HIGH SCHOOL.
L $40 EIGHTH ST., BETWEEN AND I. Srs.
studies will be resumed IN tins institution on
MO DAY, September Sd. Circulars at book stores
aul6-d A. G. RICHARDS, Principal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-02

end In death. We
AND SUn EST RIM
Ia all eAsss Of Dys-
IN "a IN CHTL-
arises fxstn tss,hins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-02
THOUSANDS OF CASES

net say rss,ss the child from pain As
ssmach and bsvss, esrrscts aodty svss ten, and
snsrgy 70 the vhss system. will snss instantly rshsye
GRIPPING IN THR BOWELS AND WIND Collie,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-12
Class NO. 3.

SWINE.
Best E0aT overs months o.d,.................s2 90
90" w
To the farmer ing the greatest No. OF hogs 20
THOMAS JEfFKIES.l
WV. p. HOLMAN, Awarding Com.
L. X. ROBINSON,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-12

Largest amount e ground under ctltisatiaA 50 %
ls->I Variety of Front iTrrs................... -
l.tr-e't ani % 81 variety Of frees. tfarspian'ea
for Fruit, Shade, ornament and Timb,r..... . 20
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-12

Executed with neatness aud d.si stch srd uI,nrrS
sonahle tarms
We respectfully solicit the patron. 4 ~ the bust
ness mon II this and adjoining eauntts feeling ut.
shsd that We gva satisfaction hoth al to sty l..
and price
2IFnACF 4 FRENZY.
Sioux City, November, 1889.