davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-22

Ra1.DAGAl ls the fsyorite Ggn By which
the netarsl state Of the brain, and viewed In th.
10 1iys no{,cs ~ S.s On xbcs irssnSeo
escape attention, ti too late to be femedied; and
Its Indications should never BE- NEGLECTED., Head :
sohes may DO classified under two name.. viz
Symetomstie and ldiopathic. Symptomstic Head
sehs II sxoeedinsly common and e the preoursor
Apopexy, Gout. Rhsamstism and all fbnle
diseases. In ats rervous form II il di
ease Of the stomach constituting SICK headache, of
hepatic disease constituting bilious ksadachs, Of
worms patton and other disorders the low
o.. as wen o. renal and uterine affections. Diseases
ofthe heart are vey freq uently attended With Head
aohss; Anemis s.d plethors are siso affections
Hesda ne is also vsry oopmon, being usually dis
times coming on suddenly in q tate Of sppsrentlv
sound health and prostrsting At onoe the mental
and physical eneIGlee, and in other instances II
comes on slowly. hsraldsd By Depression Of Dpirits
OF aoerbity of temper In most instanc es the pain
Il In front Of the head, over one or both eyes, and
sometiEss provoking vomiting, under this GLASS
may also be named NsxvalGia. b.
For the treatment Of either oiass Of Headache the
CsphalIc Pills have been found o sure and safe
remedy, eli,ving the most acute pains In . few
minutes, and By It's q btie power Graduating the
disease Of which headache Is the unsrrIng index.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-22

FreHr FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP The "Esfant"
Wiassr.-The long pending fight between Sam
Hurst, the ''Staleybridge Infsnt,n and the re-
nowned Tom Paddock having been appointed to
come OF Yesterday, the parties Interested in bring
ing the contest 70 a satisfactory issue engaged a
special train on the Great Western line, and at
5o'clock In the morning about 300 started their
eventual journey. The disgraceful scenes enacted
at the Great Western Railway station on the occa-
sion Of the late fight between Mace and Brettle
were prev nted by means In which posse of the
metropolitan police took active part and
though the ''roughs' assembled, they were treated
and kept as considers, 30 that all who meant to
pay for their trip had not only opportunity but COM
pulsion 10 obtain their tickets Ths train started
exactly at ten minuts past S, and halted between
Mortimer and Basngstoks. A move, however,
was soon irssted on by the police, both Berks
and Aans being present (doubtiess enlivened by
telegraph from London,) and the train retraced
It's way to Rea Ing, and thence proceeded on the
Hungefford branch towards Alderfnaston. Hurst
was seconded by Jsm Rodgkiss and Jenny
Welsh, Paddock having the good Offices Of Jerry
Noon and sam Robinson. After five rounds
occupying ten minutes, the 'Infant' was declared
the winner. There was no knock-down blow
Loados Globe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-22

DEArH OF FLoRIsr.-Mr. George c. Thor
burn, the well-knoyvn florist and horticulturist,
Of Newark, n. J. died a few days ago. Ii ap.
pears he fell into a vault at Grace Church In that
city last Friday week and received injuries hich
have since caused his death He was under ap-
pointrent 70 take char &c of Mount Vernon az soon
a. should p - into the hands Of the Ladies'
Association.
The Advertiser states that daughter Of Mr.
Thorburn did few weeks since, while on her
way 10 England, from in uries received by falling
down q stairway Of the ship on which she was
sailing. Mr.. T.'s first remark on receiving his
injuries was "Am | to die like my daughter,''
This coincidence Of casualties Is remarka6le
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-22
Constipation or Cest.veness.

No one of the "many Ills flesh il heir TO" il 90
looted a. CostiysnesS. OF en- originating In cars-
lessnes.. or sedentsry habits; it 10 regarded ss
anxiety, while reality it Is the precursor and
oompenion Of manJ Of the most fatal and DANGER
bring the sufferer to en- nnt;mely grave. Among the
lighter evils Ut whoh Costivenes is the usual at
teldent are Heedaohe, Colo, Rheumatism, Foul
Breath Pes, and others Of like natn re- vhils long
tram offrEhtful diseases such Fevers,
Aboesses, by sentery. Dyspepsia, Disrrhea, Apo
Pl ~, Epilepsy, Paralysis, HysI eria, Hyperion
drasls, Melancholy and insanity, FIRST indicate sheir
p: sense IN the sys stem By this alarming symptom.
Not unfreauently the dis Asses named originals in
Const paflon, but tak- on an Independent exist
unless the il eradcated In an early at
From all these oonsidsrst It ioll that the
disorder should receive immedIste att ntinn when
ever 1t ocours and person Oh puid eot TO get
BOX OF Cephalic pills on the FIRST appear Anee of
inc compliant, as their timely use viii exp~l tbs
dangerous Zoe to human life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-22

WEALTHY INVENTOR "A paragraph In the
n. Y: Times conveys the following Bit Of domes-
tic Intelligence:
Few people are aware Of the amount Of capital
lying behind the ''segar shaped steamer enter
prise, !" started some time ago by Mr.. Winans, of
Baltimore Mt. Winans holds property Of the
value Of sl2 900 0OO, the whole Of which will be
held In readiness Though Of course not necessary
for the further prosecution Of his mania. His
recent contract calls for steamer go feet In length
proPortioned to correspond, and finished SO as
TO oros the Atlantic Ocean In five days running
Nine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-22
NISCELtANEOUS.

THE AMALoAmHrroy OF La IN n
growing tendeuc5 N this age q aDproDriHts the
most xPrcsave words Of other languag es ard stsr
we'd CeRss which 10 from the 6rssk, sisnifying
for the head" 1, Dow beeoains popuIsnssd in
conseccon with Mr.. Spading's great Hsedache
remedy; but u will soon be uasd In more general
vsy. and the word cepa.lic viii become q
q0mmon 90 BleotrotyDe and many others whose
dtst1nosion a. forsign werds has been worn aVsy
z common s.sss until they seem "nasivs end 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-22

Physieias.-wsll, Mrs. Jone., how IL that head
achs'
Mrs. Josss-Gone Doctor, all gone, the dill YOU
sent CURED me In just twenty minutes, And I wish
hanfy
Physietan.I,You can get them at any QruEyists
md them in ~ Gases Of Headsohe.
Mrs. Jones Il shall send for o box dlreotly, and
shall tell oil my Suffering friends, for they are gsa
bIsSstag.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-22
THE EVENING STAR.
A SCORE OF YEARS AGO


Down by the breaking waves We Stood
Upon tbs rocky shore; .,.
And hid With (, ieadly roar
The. "a firing word that told the tale &
dared not tel before.
I ssk,d il, With thu prieele 90 gift,
Her love. nv life she'd bless;
Wa N mar yoics, or some lair wave l..
Forsooth, i source H1y guess 80.
nome rnurmuring wave, or her sweet voice.
That lisp'd 20 swsetiy, Yes"
A nd then in happy silence, too,
sIss ped her fair wee hand;
And long We g. God there careiessly,
While DER the dark snins lsnd
Were sailing from the strand.
It seems not many days age
Lake yesterday no more,
Since thus we stood, my love and I,
Upon the rocky shore;
But was four and twenty thsa,
And sosr Fun forty-four.
The fly hand Is thinner now,
And In her sunny hair
j see SOM silver lines and on
Her brow some lines OF care:
But. wTiukled brow, or silver lo,ks,
She's not one whit less fair.
The fishing boats sco-e of years
60 Sal ing from the strand;
The crimson sun score of years
Set DER the dar kening land
And here 70 ight upon the cliff
Were standing hand-in- hand.
my darling. there's our eldest girl,
Dovn on che rocks below;
Ny wife says, "You should know;
He's telling her what you told me
A SCORE OF years agoo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-22

DOvKR EXCITEMENT. and the mental care and
anxiety incident 9. close attention to bus ness
study, are among the numerous osuses Of Nervous
Headache. Tbs dlsoFdered state of mind and bod =
isoideot 70 this distressing complaint is = fatal
pow 70 energy and ambition. Sufferers By this
tneSe dist,essing attacks BY using one of the &C.
pnale Plils whenever the symptoms appear 1t
81 and Jarrins nerves, ard relaxes the tension Of
the stomecn which always accompanies and az
sravatss the dIsordersd condition OF the braln
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-22
Me.,lttassA

~ nAkYfHoRa
- LocA sesFIxsh-
ass Dr's,ssss "a. se,t csT'es.. sgss1,, 80 -,
krsefsei Rs-lsfy ~ 1s Void
ron ALL DISEASES OF TMPRuDRncE.
LET no EALsS DgLICxcr PRsVkSr.
,APPLf IMNED ATsLY.
cuak yxRRAETED. on NO cRlRsa,
Nv khO4 oNk TO TWO DAYS.
vh... Il he B.sh ss,sss.s As..ss.. q sss pa....
Sss,s. $500. .ss.l1s p.sss.fs.. I.t~s..,, f..si
:fiss.s rsirs.;.., .ss ss.s,. .
-. ssa Lr..s.ss ~ "a. issss sss sea e. ss.s.
ss..s rsu.si; p.s,asp n,sias ks.- s.s.sy s.Sss .
Ger nasSsss sap.ssisls .hd sssrsy Ssu Bssy an n.s
n.,...,,, N. nav. s, os.s -,
A:, sss.3s "a s..u..ss. ~ .ss .s...n, .s's
an s.sssly sr... tsss.sas. 81 S..ng .s asss IA.
.ss..s.d i..saias s.esi.. VI. s Ssa5.. z sssss.s. :,
xsasa~ sss~s, pa HviAs ty~, .Ay can va ha ss.x
AAkEsAsN 5000
.fs. ss.s sv.r. q ssys.. .s.Iss., .'rssi. ssss,.
sis: .ss s.s a. ss. Pc sS.e;
10y $3.50 \ -. s.ass . fsssi' Sssssssy M
ogricE IA sogrn rxEosa,cr svsrrv
=. :;s.:s "a :. :: .s..s,. ss.s ssa ss.s.s S.ass
d yoKnsppu,
.s:ss. 49, asys cstsg' .tssss.ss, Ss.s.s sr.s,.s
e: s,.s s :: =, yss.: life =. s:'.
..ss q De ..:s .s.S..s GO. ss,.: :s -. 81
hnsvs; n.ay usssise via rinrias IA u. s..s 20 ..s
:.ssd: ss ss.s. s.ts saI s,.., q ':ss.s
unss vi dsssAssnsat u Eind. sussi loSsIssi.
SAkB PARYiCukAR NOTICE.
ssys.in I..sss Ddssse vhss ssas-s Assa rse.s.s,
-: ;s ::s ..:s :: :.s. Z. :;;s
s:.4'. ..,s.s. iups..s. s.S d..Ss,. ed :.s 81
Ne: o. cad .ss ...l...A.y .s.s ,..s...s
IN: ss = a. I..a p... . sss go: t.sl =!
rsyss f.ps..,.a q ne heart rsssssi
afNraIIT.-rs:i. .risi .s....s a. mind AZ. ...,
spiri, ~. f',s.aiss,. A,.r.,.s .fsss.y. srsl
f'n'di1y' s's sss ss.s 81 ne evils p'.
nERvoUs DISQUALIFICATION. a. .vvnsr, -,
s...s pals. s.s"s
appearances ssss the eyes. ss.fh mpss~s
plskAsEs or INPR1DENcE
Wien De nsgsid.d md ,sry e vls.us. a.s.
s:,s... x. :. a. nee: :. % :. :..
a e..s s ;= ;sss.,..
s:rsc ss Ii. p.e.n.sy ..s.sas. re, b. sssss:
.,.se ."s s.s.r :.s. 4: ss ss.s . sss -
:.sr s .s d:sIps1,n.st .r ~ tss sss q th.t s..1
:rs. d...: ks:.aoo: ssss. Heart les.s s.. -.
s::s Z: ~. ..s.rsss s !, ' .sss s s;: s,s
eAsss.essd essaay IRON who's ssssrs.
~ '0sHsoa al Inr s9s sssAE'c vKAKHr.
y M great and inpsstsAt remedy vsshnsss sss.as
s..s ~. Sss lee. :. acc. s..:
been tmn sdistsiy rshsvst-
All inpsdtmsnis Marriage. PAysisaI NssuI DssssA,
sssuens Lsss q Pssssssss Fever, lima
khe speedily cured.
ENDORaEMENY or ZEE PIHea
III AAhr fHousAhDf cured stthis nstitsuss visAn
Ne last and he Osrsi.
sA sPsrsaeos psnssnsc Dr. lssnsso ~ de
vsh have sYpssrsd again and again ssfsss Dsss be-
.s.. ana sss.sn.s sssI.ssss sAe ss.Ssss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-22

BRIDSzr.cMissus wants you 70 send her q box
OF Cephatlo Glue, no, . bottle of Prepared Pile
but I'm lhinking that's not just il nather; but par
haRs yen be sfther knowing what il is Ye see
shes nigh dead and gone with tho Sick Headache,
bssOre.
Pills.
=. Bridsa-Ooh, sure now and you've ssd 1t, here's
the quaSt and giv me the Pills and don't be ali
day about it aithsr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-22

TWENTY MILLIONS OF DoLLARs SAvRp-Mr,
spa olng mas so two millions Of bottles Of his Se-
eblsteo prepared D. and II Ia estimated that zach
oottls saves at least ten dollars worth Of broken
,,nfhHure thus makilg 81 aggregate of twenty mi
Se,91ole invention. Having made his Glue . house
noId voru, ne nov proposes to do the world still
has CeRhalio Pulls, and IL they are 90 good 40 his
in July. " o"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-22

GRktr DISCOVERY mons the most important
on 81 tns great medios DISCO seres of this age MAJ
Ion rom Small Pox, the Cephaio Pill for relief Of
headache, and the use of Quirine for the preyT-
whose benefits viii be experienced by sufsrinr
humanity long alter their discoveries are forsottep
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-22

W DID ron eyer have tbs sick Headache! Do
you remember the th,obbing temples, the feversd
nov totally pnkt you we're for plsssure, converse
lion or study One Of the Cephaio Pills would
tnsn experienced For this and other purposes
you should always haven box Of them on hand 10
use a. occasion rec uires. - ~ -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-22
,ardly Realized.

stepped into the hapotheoariss hand Gays hi TO the
man, Can you hssse me Of an 'eadaohe!" "Does
and upon that e gave me . CsphSllo Pill, hand
pom me 'onor IT. cured me 80 QRioK that 'Srdly
realised 'ad I'd an 'esdaohe. - y :,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-22
LSF III III VIC VIC ZEE f sEEtEEEf}Ns.
APPLY FEE REMEDY

Friend, do you suffer! Are you tie Victim of any
OF those numerous ailments which arise rom i'm
purity Of the bloodi What are they, do Won All
kafher ask, what are they not The blood n Tie
source OF life and health and il the first clement
q oar BENG 70 respond TO Any cause winch afeots
the sy!fem, - the pulse infaliby sstests The ever
PREVAILING NeurAlgis, the irritating Erysipelas the
euoue SorQfuh, the Agoni1ing Rheumatism Ner-
v0as Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver Complain with its
TrSor enq deection, and the prrnberleos iils that
nesh heir 70, derive their hdeops origin from TIE
hIoodt Deel kindly thes and gently with the blood.
Uss me vtAnxlng RESOURCES OF nature for its aid,
&c iancr rs 20 commend 70 your eonldenoe aud
sss thst truly valnab,e mediesment Known a.
INDIAN yEsfSsTi 2 M GGRT SiEcoc11oN
With regard to this almost In sSllsb's sssus,
popular ssnumsnt las spofea II ISee,dst fs<ms
ANA TIE evidences of this great ahoaoy are ans
alned BY constant syovxlI or curative etfeots spd
ne nsppiest results from ts Csc sre After ar othex
remedies ana the best medisSl skill Lave failed
Let Ne SAY, IN corelusion. that Certificates
cures ore not scas 1t from the literate and supsr
nolaI, pat thcJ are volunteered from the most re-
sReoa bts Sources and justify the highest tsrms In
1Moe " 10 Roezible 70 commend so vnluable a
sReclho p pubic approval We may add also that
me CURATIVE properties Of the medicine are e uslled
2niy ny ny restorstye effects, the system recover
for seis u I'll respectable Druggists In this
Guy And ~ the prosrietor, kRs. IA cox,
bottle and her seal on the cork - -
kioss;ss sss. o Y: Y e efssssfi!s ' ..;,,
u,es, snd yin supply the trade ss my pnass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-22
llR. J. BOvEE DOD's
" IMPERIIL XINK RI1rnRs

Arc nov being used from Name to the Great sais
them ether e. sssx:esss a . 6sesrafs, 10 thas
they are unssrfsscc in the world. DR.. Do1s used
we lIrohased 81 him the sole right 70 ms1atsosUrs
m pseikrs tan Tor sale 70 the public. For The
lsynA rlsss Heryoss Disoases. Female Com
H9 &C al csSss re- ylTins tonic, the Are b.
tasir MEDICINAL Ifoye-tt. they Are 8 pure, Whole
tome s1o esiixhrsI Bsyerase, Irodueing al the
Without their injurious results, Let al friends of
humanity and al advocates Of t,niperance Sssiss
loL the NsSssl pssssss and a6sifyafsd [ysss-,
Win vhioh the ooUntry In flooded AID tbersSv az
from the land. NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-22

pi Facts Worth KSowINo...Spaldins's Cephalio
Gus Headaohe, Nervous Hesdaohe, Costivensss,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-22
Prs SaiAsa.fs %wIERin nmF 1..l Nc o9}
|e&aWAkzE, Aren't
ROyEE DOps,

IMfEkflf GIN Bf 22IRSRs
For Disseses Of the Kidneys, BLADDER and Uanar-
CHARLES wIDpIFIELp ca.
Propnstors, " William st. New yort.
j, SCHwSRZE.
-ieIlyL Agent. Wsshlneton. D. &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-22
NEW ORLEANS
xN TERI 1 DA~a
WITH RE
CHOICE OF THREE ROUTES.
&Ma ss ss -

ALL KALI ROUTE, VIA
Orange a7sS Aisnandrsa RaslsosI
re LYNCHBURe:
Essf Tsnnessss and Virginia,
Bsst Ternessee az9 Georgia,
:, Nashville and Ckafteseexs,
Ms1sYhts snd Charleston,
Mssssssspri Central,
NeU Orleans and Jackson,
TO NEW ORLEANS!
MEMPHIS ROUTE,
Memphis b. Rsl, thence By First GLASS Psckees 10
New Orleans.
MONTGOMERY AND MOBILE ROUTE.
Montsoney by Raal, thence 20 Mobile By First
class Pockets, Mobile TO New Orleans by
Lake Steamers
Two DAILY TRAlNS-SsNDAYs INCLUDED.
Leave Wash1n{ten At q. n. and 8 ,. u.
he Steamer GEORGE PAGE leaves her WHAT
1901 OF seycnfn street st sN g m. and sA p. m. and
SDdIis rsn. ~ iS. via me Orange and Aiez-
omoe-Pennsyivsais avenue, corner Of Sixth II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-22

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right Of pre-emption
70 any OF the lands within the townships and parts
tabish the same to the ahssction Of the register
and receiver OF the proper land ONCE, ano make
thts softee, and before the day appointed for the
commencement Of the public sale Of the lands en-
will be forfeited. S-.''
JOS 8. WILSON.
Commissioners Of the General Land Once
Noss.-Under the regulations ofths DEPARTMENT,
- heretofore and now existing. payment can BE-
made for Advertising proclsmat ons except to such
publishers - ere SPECIALLY ID 70 Do blsh by
the Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
90 IS 1awlSv.T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-22
: TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROA1.
y WASHINGTON BRANCH.
- pHE

CHANGE OF Houns.
%. On AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, June 18th,
Leave " ashlngton NJ % and 7.ls Q. m.
teaye " eahlng TON At SD and $50 p. n.
Leave Baltimore at as and ~ q m
decve sGnmors st rs aAd 40 p. m.
p:s:enssrs for the East Will take trains It CD
for ths West At 1.E q. m. and $40 D. W.
Eor AnnsRohs az go m. and $40 .. n.
For NORFOLK at 90 a ui.
% or Sstprdsy evening the 80 ,. m tram goes 70
je lSd n PARanNS A..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-22
= MISOELLANEOUS.
1,,u T9Isp ., mo, 6T2l 60 = 0rF7 :
ny THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED

In pursuance oflsw, I, JAMES BucHANAx, Preu-
dent OF the United states Of America, do hereby
declare and make known that public sales will be
held - the undsrmentioned Land gOficss IN the
STATE OF CALIroRNIA at the periods srslnaftsr
designated, TO Wit: e =,
AZ the Land One Ct MARYsvnLr. commencing
sai Of public lands situsted
NJ the following townlhips azd parts Of tovpsh %,
~ 5000 sssir fslA a-t5 D. s-tI 4 81
NWA q tie bass lSas sad east af tks Mosaf Diablo
80 ~ a. * Nsers1sna. ne 80
Townships and 3; the N w u Of section 2; the
N and the .W = 81 section 8; sections {, S, and
eof 70 n,hiP 90, me W e Of section :; thu Be 4
ss,lnolustiy. Of town,h,s 81, Of rangsI.
The n i Of the NE j, the SE Z of NEk. the
NE Of the 81 andthe w Z Of section q SEQ
and w offs ,otIon 9; the " X Of the NV Il, the
W EofSW =. sna the Sc = Of the SWk o. SEQ
Z Of the s sy ard he sW < sfsW q SEQ.
"a; sectio-s q to 50 inclusive; the SW Of The
the NV u, and the u of section 81, Of town
Sections to 10 inclusive. oftovnship 10, of rang
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-22
OFFICE OF OF ISSsassF SE2EkRAAiN AND sEALER

.S E0 g .Gs rs
Ioreeon appIoxed May r. lsso, the undersigned 10
o oOs prs sSs x. IL and
exAmine test prove, and ascertain the soourasy Oh
xe11 ss, q 3oy ssI meter IN 5ss in mi. e
and srother, sesisd and psrked a. true, vill b
Ses IN rs plaoe, II lroved 70 Be seoursts in its
And sgsip put in position Tor use.
once Ne. $40 Seventh street, (noar Odd Eel
as, ,cHARLks W. ,CgNsiiNfN9 hAN.
" B-u Inspector and Ssaler OF Ca Meters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-22

m. JAMES a oa GvAHSE s,. Ticket gent
TIE III. sT az HtEfa las sgY WIN rss1ms her
iNSSToS .:.y TUESDAY and!
ooiSef. for Ct PS Rf k ssd ths
ssSs SS1 .I be, ys ss ss
N.ru, po,hIIGc fAM 8; PASf. Propris,cz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-22

(The o. =; NAIL and ADAMS EXPRRbe
Tickets can BE- obtained at the South Wsgtsyu
Omce, corner 9f Sixth street and Peunsylvania Az
Lynohburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Atsnt.
IChsstanoo{s. HSntsv,ue, GfaSa Junotioa,
h0nts'%'NNkw a Ssf.r. Ns;n'Ais. md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-22

- - ~ a. - sSsss. 81 ss,sss. fs.ssss
and ne gssatss ps u yssss life sssu spsst 4, a.
Ptals Lsodsaf fAss, Phiis and sssOSs,. ~. .
NSsse seae o. ne nsst sssnsaiag tAat vsss eve
new; nsny rsssisc via ringhf IA 1s hs.s .ss Ga,
vess sssseR great ssrvesEs tsnr slsrrnse AZ ,sce,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-22

AT MOORE's WEST END DRUG STORE,
"A lis Z. avsn'ns, sruth side, the public oan@ -
Eano, and Toilet Arpoles. 6ne ard cheap
soSsPs, PAINT 0il. and window Glass, Ksrosens
III Particular attention paid to dispen.ipe Of
nJsicihns prescriptions. NOS ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-22

w THROUGH TICKETS 70 TIE "a.
RIO Us VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
UOmnibuses and Baggage Wagons lave The
omoe st .. m. and ?. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-22

THis ROUTE Is i EsSTIRKLY BY RAIL
500 MILES sRoRTEE, nd ~ HOURS LESS
than any other Lise-tbe fynohbur, Rxten.,on
being now eomPleted, A. also the Misslssippi
QUICKEST AND RoST YtEiSINr ROUTE
FOR SOUTHERN TRAYRLERS!
IL u provided With Flint otnss SleeDlns Csxsi
70 Nov Orleans. Hours
TINE EE:%ssaI.s7-----s e:
NaahsilIe DO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-22

I A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF PORT
"A foios. Paper Mscas and Turkey Antique Al
os%s re-, nj and Holiday B3oks ThssTgsst
rs0'iv'ds at FRENCH . Ei6eSfkINH,
N; B.-Pstsrson and Cooley, iSr bsosmSsr. nov
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-22

w .lofl w o O. Dr.
STOVE .ad KINDLINe WOOD, 3. 4. l q y.
TIA w. N. GAIT.
asa Pa sv.. between lith and LSth sts.,
ms tT-u moth nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-22

EvERYEQpY shopld como to the PEOPLE,s
- CLOTHING STORE, No. l6O SeySntS
stssess,t 70 buy ClethinGs Fufnishing Goods, Hats
~ Csps' 90 Sim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-22
u ANCIS HARP PER,
FAMILY GROCERY AN6 FEED STORE.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sea Ea
most slpple durable, and reliable scales ever Sut n
pse; Erssolsss ltemiums have been Awarded tAeG
Society; Virginia State AgrspltufsI Fair frAnfisr
Etnsnsats Esif. Psnnsy yanis; New York State FeEf;
xTn9nt Ssase Falr, &c, 90; In every case vhsre
E 2t = q % louisiana svsnass Depot Of Slier's
Dc iS-iv EC PATrvsoN A..
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02
The Pre,.ofCtneisnatf.

A correspondent of the Louisville journal
speaks in the following terms OF the press of
Cincinnati whose Inequalities, on the occa-
sion Of the late "Union CARNIVAL in that
city, will never be forgotten by their "visit-
Ing brethren" They did all that generous,
noble-hsarted men could do to render their
guests comfortable and happy, and they did
not fail. The "Press Head-Q1arters'' was
amongst the most attractive features Of the
Carnival:
cannot dismiss the excursion without
saying word to the gentlemen of the Gin
cinnati press, who were untiring in their at
tsntions to their visiting brethren. Unaccus-
toned as am to public speaking. you must
allow me to return my thanks, in a neat and
appropriate speech suited TO the occasion,
for your unbounded courtesy and the chival
nc espu dg corps which animated you. Cen
tlemen, may you live long and prosper; may
you preserve the Union if you are married
ifin territorial bachelorhOod, may your APP
plication for the United States be favOrably
received; may we all meet again on many
similar occasions; may subscribers multiply
and advertising custom increase; may the
lions of Democracy cahoOt with the lambs of
ReSublicanism and the millenial age of good
feeling be inaugurated, and in fine, gentle
men Of the Cincinnati press, permi me TO
renew the assurances OF my most distinguish
cd consideration.
Most heartily do we endorse all that is
here said.