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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-10-12
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1860.

PERUVIAN SYRUP,
OR PROTECTED
SOLUTION OF PR0ToxlDE OF IRON COMBINED.
hi, well Known Remedy has been used szss,-
siveiy md with great success for.
DYSPEPSIA,
Or ruvsirsd and imperfect Disestiost
yol nm eoHnerrrr
MCSM DETERIORATION OF
EN6%N THE BLOODj
QB1I AND FoR TIE FOLLOWING
\sW &x/FoRMS OF DISEASE,
@~ Most Of which originals In
VIZ DYsPEPsIAi
fIyER COMPLAINT, DROPsY, NEURALGIA
md NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, LOSS OF AP.
PETITE. HEADACHE. LANGUOR and De.
PRESTON of SPIRITS, CARBuNCLn
and BOILs PILES, sCCRyY, AffEC.
TONS OF THE SKIN, CONsUMPLivE
Tendencies, BRONCHITIS, Dis.
EASES PECULIAR TO FEalALES,
EAILCOMPLAINTsAC COMPAN.
led by GENERAL DEBILITY.
AND REQUIRING
ATOMIC AND Alternative medicine.
.v.ss.-rbe failure Of IRON ss . remedy Tor Ovs-
,e,,ts, q bad state Of the blood, and the numsr-
Gus diseases caused thereby, has arisen from the
such preparation Of Iron shall enter the stonaehin
PaoroIIps state, and assimilats at once with ths
blood. This want the PERUVIAN SYRUP supplies,
and Il does 90 In the only form In which possible
far Iron To snter the circulation For this reason the
PERUVIAN sYRuP oten radically cunss diseases In
which other preparations ofiron and other medicines
have been found TO b. Of no avail.
Certificate Of A. A. HAYES, NJ. D., OF bossess
II 10 well known that the medicinal effects Of Protox-
ds Of IRON Are LOAF BY even very brief 70 ar
and that 10 maintain solution OF Proto,ide OF IVs
without further oxidation, has been deemed impossio
In the PERUVIAN SYRUP this desirable point V
attained by COMBINATION IN AWAY BEronR unksovn'
and n. .Sr..1s %.y r.. ~ hs sS
A. A. HAYES, Assayer to the state OF Mad.
l6 Doylston Street, Boston.
Certificate Of Jas. n. Chiffon, NJ. D., Of n. Yosk
II 4, well known that II has been found vefy
10 preserve In arALAIABLE FORM Tor adssrab's
length Of time compounds ofthe Protolids Of Iron
The "Perut.n SYRUP" am pleased TO say accom-
p'''A'N ' JAMES Il. Chiffon, N. D., Chemist.
Q, Prince Street, New York, Aug. 8, Is"
CertIfieate from well known Citizens Of Bostoa.
Tn, underlined, having experienced the beneficial
.se,, Of de fEauviAS sYRUP do not h.sii.is 70
recommend Il to the attention Of the public.
Rev. John Pierpont, Peter Harvey,
ThomAs A. Dexter, James q. Dunn,
s.H, Kendall, N. d, Samuel May,
Thomas c. Amory, Rev. Tho'. "his'smo"'
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-10-12

MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.

The Regeneration is put up in two sizes. and
retails for so cents for pint bottles. and 81 for
quart bottles. The quart bottles are much the
cheapest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-25

Mr.. Keitt then addressed the House. proceeding
to discuss many Of the positions which were as.
sumed by the gentleman from Ohio (Mr. Corwin)
Yesterday and the day before; to reply to many OF
MS Arguments and to correct many of his histori.
cal representations,
He desired that gentleman to respond to two OF
threesfnterrogatories which he would PROFOUND
and which from the candor Of the member and
the fairness which he manifested in stating his
opinions, induced him to think they would un-
derstand each other without di f1iculty
And hrst-the gentleman had said that slavery
was a creature of local law, and cannot go to a
territory except by positive leg islation Hc wished
to know if the gentleman would vote to protect
slavery in a territory which was adapted to il Ell
ther from climate, its geographical position, or
any other cause
Mr.. Corwin said when that question arose the
decision would depend much upon the discretion
OF gentlemen on this floor. For himself, he would
say that if they had acquired territory, or were
likely to acquire it, where the white man could
not perform labor, he would with great pleasure
vote for its protection.
MIR. kett would call the gentleman's attention
TO another point. He understood him to say that
the Supreme Court was the final arb ter upon all
questions of Constitutionai laws and upon all laws
made by Congress. and in pursuance OF the Con
sttltlon they must be submitted to
Mr.. Corwin did not think that Congress should
make law which should directly contravene the
will Of the judicial determination Of that Court
bat held that the Court could have a former de
cision discussed and reversed If, in the opinio on
Of the Judges ii was unjust.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-25

MEETING AT CHARLEsTOWN, NA-The citizens
OF Cnarlestown, Va, assem- bled on Thursday and
friday cT last week and put forth manifesto
vlndlcatlng the conduct of their population from
the asperslons elsewhere cast unon them in refer
ence I" The affair az iIaTper's ferry One gentle
man stated that he understood the meeting to hay
Tor us object the EXPRESS of pnbiic ointment i'm
rrisGou to the peculiar circumstances surrounding
Us, aud said that vast deal of misrepresentatiOn
had gene abroad with reference to the action of
our citizens at Harper's Ferry, and that gross in
justice had been done them away from home
After the adoption of resolutions approving of
Governor W ises promptitude and eff, Give action
the meeting proceeded to give detailed nara
tive OF facts. They state the surprise and captnre
OF distinguished residents held as hcStapes by the
rebels, and proceeded to rel ate that with the los,
OF several valuable lives, and d number wounded
on our part tue whole party Of those miscreants
with the exception of five. so far rs known Were
either Killed, wounded. virtual prisoners i'm the
notable enc inehouse, to which they had retreate,
The distinguished Col. X ubert Lee VINO com
nlanded tine nlted States troops on that occasion
after renewed negotiations for surrender the next
morning. prompted by the same consideration for
the hostages. did offer the honor OF aSsautinU the
engine house To the wearied and broken down
Virginia militia, and 1t was not declined as we
WIZ EVar intss. On tn. contrary ARRANGEMENTS
were immediately commenced to collect and n.y.
pare Si"rlnlng party, but. from the condition of
TAT troops and their arms, the time neCess,riIv 70
G"iTcd To effect this was longer than the Gallant
Colonel deemed it proper to DELAY the attack and
consequently. the disci plined troops, under the
command of this gallant Nirginian proceeded
with bravery unSi passed to do their share Of the
work and enact tine closing scene of this bloody
tragedy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-25
Personal.

- Prof Espy, the Dist ~ uisbed meteorclogist
was attacked with paralysis on Tuesday evening
last, at the house of d relative in Cincinnati On
account OF his advanced age, about 10 years it is
feared that he VIII not lonS survive this attack
$3.50 The Tumor comes from Paris that all Amer
loah gentleman occupying high official station
has occaslo aed sad grief in domestic circle by
devoting himself too particularly to the society of
Il lady OF acknowledged refinement and great ger
sonal attraction. duel was expected at last &C
counts, an injured husband being the challenger
- In tie New York Marine Court the second
triat between George Jordan and Laura Keene.
Hds De1n called ON \ great many theatrical
people OF both sexes Were present. and much
Interest is manifested in the result. The issue is
substantially the same OF the previous trial,
claim, on the part of the plaintiff for back salary
withheld on the ground that he had failed to kee
his engagement.
- Macauiay writing to an American friend
shortly before his death. pronounced the story
circulated III the newspapers, that he was am
oplum-eater. al impudent lie. Two volumes of
his History, coming down to the opening of
queen Anne'S reign, were so far advanced to-
wards completion at the time of his death Us to
Justify their publication.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-25

IL Its said that in all probability the trial Of
Harden the Reverend wife posoner, will have to
supposed that all impartial jury cannot be found
there, nearly everybody having EXPIRE ssed IN
opinion either as to his guilt or innocence
IL Two white men. disguised as negroes
broke into the house of Mr.. Steel, in Harrison
county, Va last Monday night for the purpose
Of robbery, but were driven OF by Mrs Steel, who
loaded rifle and fired upon them bravely. Her
husband was absent
II Gov. Houston, OF Texas, has sent Hon
Robert TAYLOR. Of Fannin, and Angel Navarro, Of
Bexar to the Rio Grande TO examine the causes of
the war, and report the best means Of permanent
adjustment Of the difficulties.
UrOne hundred pounds have been bestowed
upon Miss Pardoe, tine novelist, by Queen Vic
tofia, Tor her late contributions to literature The
sisters Of the late DR.. Dionysius Lardner have also
osen generously remembered by the Queen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-25

hEAARkARLE FINALE TO RHE CAICAGO SICXIFS
tAsF -hcutSof> rms GIcGy lrJth Hrs lpi{!iaBs
ouI readers are already familiar with the features
OF an affair occurring not long since in Chicago.
where an e'lragsd and outraged husband nam. i
" lHlalH>. Young German attempted to avange
himself q In Sickles by shooting KaufkoIz IT.
later received severe wound, and, but for the
brave defence made b. his dog would have been
killed w llllams made straight rush to the
'9'i, and demanded ts be committed saving II
WIS "a Sickies case He evidently believed
and openly expressed his wish that Kaufkolz
"Uuld die. The latter, however didu', die bnt
GA me contrary, quite the reverse for he sent
for Mrs. Williams and Will. tn. husband w.
cooling his rage in Jail. and waiting for death to
avenge his wrongs. Kaufkolz was ENJOYING the
society aud attendance Of the frail and fc kle dame
under which Treatment bc recovered fast that
GA hu' sday the guilty couple I,ackeG up tI,eir
'r&iS with everything OF Williauiss that they
could lay their hands on .-Chiccgo Press. Jnauqyy
,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-25

>ikgtAiA Ah1INr.-Tbe two houses OF the Viz
IRA ,Isieture have recently passed = hill a.
y. C:l,lhS loan CT half million Of dollars for the
pee ae-o q erIns and munitions of war The
',Hln2s ct tie public armory at Richmond are
% oe put IN complete order. and master armorer
gagged al salary OK twenty five hundred dol
-aIs Ite Governor is authorized to purchase all
materials and munitions and patent Ri hts I'm new
Invented arms, that may be necessary for the
operation of the armory ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-25

An industrious old man i'm Newhn,vno,,
- ~" had saved four hundred dollars from his
earnings with q wheelbarrow was recentIv ,oh'
neo OF NE whole amonnt which he had buried
three or four feet deep in his cellar.
IL! The accident reported at Rbinebeck y
AT which persons Were said to have been
drowned, was hoax "ee"
Ex-Governor Henry 4. Wise will max.
sno,her speech on Thursday evening" at a public
olnherto be given to him at Richmond
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-25

fEuA MEA!Co--A letter from the City of Mex
leo. dated January >. confirms the details urr-
y.ocsiy Publ Fed Of the engagement. between the
Silr1iTon and JGartz forces at COtiima and the
disastrous defeat of the latter although their num-
""FS largely exceed =! those under Miranon \
newspaper 'vaS about To make its appearance in
advocacy RI 4 Pdpal monarchy in Mexico Gen.
h9IaHe< was SUI In prison. MiTaIion was to re-
'btsf 'ht Clpltal on III. 9th of january and WAS
immediately to lave on his expedition against
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-25
Proceedings Of To-day,

IN THE SENATE. &c day Mr. Lane presented Tie
resolutions of Union meeting recently held at
Troy, y. Y. accompanying them with 4 few
appropriate remarks
Mr. Hale thought that l. was not the practice
oil the Senate tn entertain mere pressious of pub
lie sentiment that do rot invoke any Legislative
action.
Pending desultory discussion on the proprie.y
OF receiving the resolutions, Mr.. Lane " III treW
them
After the transaction of routine business
The resolutions of MIR. Brown, on the rights of
property In the Territories, being taken up
Mr.. Wilson proceeded to address the s n .te
thereuPon when our report closed.
IN TIE House, after the reading Of the Journal |.
NJ; he!tt, OF 5. c., being entitled to the floor,
Yielded to
Mr.. Bri.tow, of.ky... VIII" submitted few re-
marks on the subj of organization He depre-
Gated extremes in both parties Even if the organ
lzation Of the House should not be effected. he
Den.Ved their rights would be guarded until the
people have time to make another election and
Seho other Representatives here. Kentucky did
not think remedy for political evils would be
found In u dissolution of the Union. She would
he the last to go out of it,
mr.. Woodson, Of Mo, rose in explanation Of an
article that had appeared in the New York Her
aio, stating that he intended to otter a plural y
iesoluuon de would say now that he regarded
the election of Speaker under this rule to be un-
constitutional, and would never give his vote in
favor of it He did intend, however. in a day or
Two, 10 otter resolution similar to that offered by
MI Slckles sometime since proposing to drop at
each ballot the candidate receiving the lowest
nun Der OF votes, until there should remain oaly
two to be balloted for
AI'er explanations from Mr.. Hatton, Of Tennes-
see, ana MI Cox, Of Ohio, with reference to the
report In the Globe Of their remarks made in
debate not long since
MT Ashmore, Of 8. c., asked leave to offer the
Ioiiowlng resolution, which he Judged necessary
10 introduce, because a report Of that paper en-
braced grossly offensive personal allusions to a
ms moe! OF the House. II objection was made to
its consideration now, he wnuld take occasion 10
OF: ii at the earliest opportunity:
"hssoired, That the reporters of the New York
galleries"
Objection was made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-25

II The Committee in the Virginia House of
Delegates, 10 whom had been committed the res
olutiOn TO consider the need Of strcter laws on
the adU.teratiOn of liquors, have expressed the
conviction that it is impossible to prevent the
adulteration of LIQUORS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-25

II The reports Of negro riots in Canada turn
out be pure fabrications, invented by the De-
froit Free Press. That paper announced that vio-
lent and murderous ontrages had occurred in An
derdon, Chatham and Sandwich, and that an
aggressive organization of negroes had been
formed, under the direction Of J d. Shadd and
= L Brown, both connected, with the .Provi-
s'onal Government of John Brown. The Cana
Gsl journals DENY the stories in all rart;culats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-25

IL The Art Commissioners, Brown, I.ambdin
and kensett, are preparing repor: for Congress,
TO embody a comprehensive plan for historical
and Illustrative embellishments of the Capitol and
other public buildings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-25

A PETITION TO COSGRESs.-A petition is in
circulation in Chicago, asking Congress either to
make the status of the father instead of the mother
of colored persons the test Of his status in the
Ttories, that Congress declare every person free
X he is more than half white.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-25

u There are about S3.OOO. 0oG ia the possession
Of the Post Ofce Department, but il cannot be paid
out till all appropriation bill he passed by Con-
sress for that purpose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-25

IL The Alexandria Gazette says there now
N full operation in Richmond two establishments
turning out that popular fertlizer-manipulate
9uano Two are also in full operation in Alexan-
dria They will probably be able To supply the
wants OF the farmers, so that they will not in fu-
ture have to 20 North for il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-25

IL Mr.. Banks was elected Speaker of the
House of Representatives. On Saturday, Feb 3, 1856
he plurality rule was adopted after l37 ballots.
Mr. Banks had lG3 votes, MIR. Aiken 100, and there
were eleven scattering votes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-25

H The celebrated Kittreil's Springs in Gran.
vile, y. c, have been puTch sed by Dr. g. w
blaCknal and L. }. aud e. Biackuali, Esqs, for
the sum Of s2U.C-O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-25

IL Intelligence from Richmond states that the
Legislature will probably take definite action
upon the mission of Mr.. Memminger from South
Carolina, bu; discuss it till near the time of ad-
lOurnment. and then postpone il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-25

IL The Virginia Legislature have before them
bill aPprOPriating SI50GCO 10 pay the expenses
Of Gov "ise's suppression Of the Harper's Ferry
raid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-25

IL The city of New Orleans has recovered a
Judgment against the city Of Baltimore for $50 OON
being one-half Of the expenses incurred by the
former city in defending the M'Donogh will.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-25

IL The conspiracy To kill Logan. one of the
'sPturers of John T.. Cook has turned out 10 he q
hoax
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-25
spirit OK the Morning Pres

Ihe Constitution comments upon Republican
audacity and indifference to the fate Of the Unio,
The iH'shissHeeT is devoted to Congressional
proceedings and misct llanv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-25

The Ir,r-r,,,n, of - ot aH' =, tooo'
Washington having been fixed for the 22d Of next
"onth, the Regiment Of Volunteers viii assemble.
q. 10 O'Clock that day, In front of the CITY
al, for the purpose Of taking part in ne procss-
sion and ceremonies Of that day, as usual on such
occasions
Volunteer companies from a distance intending
to JOIN the mlt.ry Of the Distric this occasion,
mel, directly, through an ocer Of the volunteers,
be received With peasure and assigned appropriate
POSITIONS In line.
a meeting of the fed, staff, and company officer
will assemble on Monday Evening next, the S0th
instant, ailthe Columbian Armory, at half past Z
O'Clock. 10 make arrang ements for that occasion
BY order of Col HICKEY.
j25-wtl9Feb& dt22Feb II. n. ODER, Adj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-25

REsiGNATIOS OF THE COMMISSIONER OF PAT
ENTs.-We understand that the Hon. w. ID.
Bishop, Commissioner Of Patents, has forwarded
his resignation to the President to take effect in
the early part Of February next. He has been i'm
PEELED to do because of private financial affairs
1t is ruHiored that Samuel lngham of Conn.
commissioner CT customs, is to be appointed to
fill his position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-25
BOARDING.

Ar MISS GwYNN'S BUARDING HOUSE.
"a on street, between 9Th and 6th, comfortable
ROOMS,wIth good BoaId, oan lie obtained Terms
moderate. ia le-tws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-25

NO DISTRIBUTION OF SEED THIS WINTER By
THE AGRICULTURAL BUREAU.-We would state
for the Information Of members of Congress and
others, as applications are constantly being made
at the L :. Agricultural Bureau for seed that the
office, frcm tie limited appropriation of last year
has been circnmscribed in its operations, and
therefore unable to purchase seed for distribution
rs heretofore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-25

APPOINTMENT OF A NAVAL CsDsT.-M Peter
son GOODWIN, son of f. a. GOODWIN, Esq CT
Petersburg, Va. has been appointed pupil in
the Naval School, at Annapolis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-25

PIERCE will lecture on "WEDNESDAY
EVENING, January 18th, o.. CoMKTs. The lecture
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-25

s, $4,000 NORTH OF FANCY CONS.
NELLlNG DEEt SCI LING OFF!
we have too much stock for the advanced stage
of the season, ano, To meet the dull times and great
scactS of money, "a SO, to be prepared for Spring
purchases we have determined TO offer our entire
stock of goods at exact cost. for cash. until Isl If
Mach; We have many Desirable goods. viz
LADIES' and Misses Cloaks and Ragians, at cost,
Sroche ard Stella Shawls. at cost,
Bonnet. Sash and Velvet Ribbons, at cost,
Every kind Of Hoop Skirts at cost
Best French Kid Gaunflets. at cost,
Nets. !llu. ions and Faretnns. at cost,
Nubias. Clouds and Head dresses, at cost,
Lace Sets of Cola and Sleeves. at cost.
In fact we will sell every description of goods IN
orr line at prime cost; for cash, until March LIST
Now is the time for Bargains Call coon before
the assortment is broken At MAXWELI.S',
ia 25-6t 32- pa avenne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-25

m ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
Il HE Next Drawing of the Royal Havana Lot
terry, conducted By the Spanish Government, under
the supervision of tic Captain General of Cuba
will take place at Havana on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY IL, 1857.
SORTEO NUMERO is! ORDfNARIO
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000.
PrlZe of lo9 H1 ~ prrzas Of go. 81 90
L DO .-..... 5',0hi 60 do ....... SO
do ...~... 3a,n0 l5S do .. 400
| DO 2aoH ~ approx. .-.-... $500
IN ALL 2ss PRIZES
Whole Tickets sohHalyes: sl0.4uarters. SIS.
Ril IS on all solvent Banks taken at par
drawing will be forwarded es soon as the result
becomes known.
All orders for schemes or tickets to he addressed
to DON RODRIGUEZ
ia 26-tr Care of City Post. Charleston, :. c,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-25

NOMINATION CoSFIRMED.-The appo ent of
Alexander Dimitry, as Minister TO Africa, was
yesterday confirmed by the Senate among st Others.
The WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for the morning is made from the Con-
solidated Telegraph Line to the Smithsonian In.
Stituti"n. The time Of observation is abont :
O'Clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-25
ITO THE MERCHANT TAILoRs AND FINE

The subscribers have received from Philsdel-
Phis, ana vii open, on Monday, January 23t, on
me second Moor OF their ware rooms for
and pr rate ga 90 the trade, lot OF yer, superlor
Shinchlila Moscowa, and Velvet Beaver OVER
GoA1S, ancy Cassmer BUSINESS COATS
Extra Back French DoeskIn aud Fancy Cassimer
"a us &c: dc, cut, trimmed, aud made up in
the very best merchant tallors' styl and viii be
DAYS. FF'''0~ P"poi OF o.
u ls desirable they should be closed out b, and
before Thursday. January 18th. The Goats are a n
assorted Sizes. 50 TO ~, and all the goods are per
lecty iresn, having been made during the present
| winter, and many during the preseLt uouth
Jazz J. G.. Mc(tiT0E ca Aucfk
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.huH ThANhS.-Ws return % sur.ma'y Gus
- toners and friends that nave patToBlsed US
so promptly and settled their bills presented ist
January, hoping IA future 20 merit their Inorea sei
confidence and liberal patronage. 70 those a no
have not yet settled their accounts rendered. we
most respectfully and earnestly request them To do
so, if possible, by ist February, as upon promr,
payments alone are we Enabled 10 serve them 6p
the best terms. J. w COIIFN A. Co -
ia I0-lOt sa3 9TH 81 .bn,a ID.