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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-09

The Republicans. as a party. profess
to have kindly feeling towards the AT.
rican race. They profess to favor en-
ancipation. On the other hand, indi-
vidualy and in all their papers, they say
that they want the Territories of the
United States for white labor. Now,
how are they going to reconcile the one
pro ess'on with tue other! II they
want the Territories for achite labor, they
necessarily exclude negroes, free or
slave. Will they now answer this one
plain, common sense interrogatory If
they succeed in electiug Abe lincoln
and Congress that will support him.
do they intend to exclude free and
slave negro labor from the Territories
by Congressional actions Whist is
their answer, and where is their Christ.
ian philanthropy - tso
Tas Republicans ueed school teach
or very much. At their meeting in
Knoxville, ILL.,. fsv days since, there
Vas tent fixed on wagon with this
inscription: zaANs' aTt0a
0s1AaAIs& as,e. h zxs.
HIseK. Asak. ear. WNb-sias
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CHICAGO.

FROM
ROUNDS d LAN0DON'S
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY
No. ISIS Randolph street, Chicago.
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Or an increase in the population Of
St. Louis .incc 1850 of about 10 pei
cent. Cincinnati, 40 per cert. Louis
vile, Is per cent. Milwaukee, 1875 pei
cent. Detroit, 1875 per cent. Cleve
and, 23O per cent. Chicago, 200 per
cent, and the Chicago Times claims that
by the time the next United States cen
sus is taken Chicago will be far ahead
of either the above places.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-09

WAR OF WoHDs. "A brisk scrimmage
is going 90 between the press Of Cincin-
natl aud St. Louis about the result Of
the late census enumeration.
The official returns of the several
prominent Western cities, for 1880 and
QHO aso "a lollous
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TERMS

Board and Tuition, including Bed and
bedding. PER .nas.. .slio,ee
For esch Of the Forsiga Language, per
Ys~sUOs, 1890
Music On Phase. with ne Of inst,unsat,
per quarter, 400
Music o. 0u:tar, with ose sf iastsunsut
Per quarter, 1890
Drawing and Painting In Water Celses
and % Velvet, pr quarter, Soo
Oii Pointing, 1000
Embroidery, !" 800
A.trose~y. with sss Of The Globes, per
quarter, 3oo
Rhetoric. Philosophy, Chemistry, Physiol-
ogy And Bot ny, per quarter. 500
Flowsrins work in Wax, Of Leather, each
per quarter, 3,oo
Washing, per quarter, 500
Medicines and Medical Attendance viii - IN
extra charge.
PaymsnIs mast b nals half yearly in a1vanss
and
YRon Furs RrIn @nuaR WILL m IA pnvr Arrou:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-09

OWEN LovEJoY, of Illinois, is one Of
the Republican leaders who is posted for
a speech a: the grand Republican Dem
ons,r alton 10 Rock Island on the 18th
In 1855 Owen Lovejoy was a member
of the Illinois Legislature, and, as such
voted for Abe Lincoln for United States
Senator. Just after giving his vote fo'
Lincoln, he said:
II auv body denies that en- an Abolitionis'
ne denies enormously. have no doubt. what
"a the truth. lar an Abolitio,sist. glory !"
the name.
Yet we are tod that Abolitionism
i.cpuOilcan
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Appointments OF J. n. COrse, Esq,
DRkoCRATIC CANDIDATE For TIKI OFFICE OF sRC-
RkTARY oF STATE.
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SPECIAL NUlN'ES.

CoNcLUsIoS ro.noRRow.1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-09
FROM
c. r.. &C ROv EMS
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY.
- s.. DEARBORN 81, CHICAGO.

Silver Plated Show Cases.
WHITE y ETA L . H OW CASES
8ra>s show Cases.
Wood show OA00O,
IRON SHOW CASES,
A. J. CAMPBELL, 4 CO.,
Co.. Dearborn ST., Chicago, ..es
lANU7ACTURE ALL THE ABOVE vARl-
~ cites Of Show Cases, and cal especial a.
tsntisn to the entirely new article maaaf stursd
~ no ether concsrn in the United States, Of
Iron Show Cases,
which, for beauty, durability AMI ehsspssss, ~
unsurpassed. They also msnutsctnse ssssy ssiss
Ssscr; sion Of Show Cases. which they guann
~ for vsrkmsaship, 6nish and ehsapssss, y -
lnequalled.
Ordsrs solicited and promptly 6lled.
4A large 49, Ftment Of ready made Shov
Cases always on hai d.
feb 21-lY
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- Yesag Ladies Of every Dsnsnipatioa are
admitted iDto this Academy, bat - order IL nec.
essary. they will BE- required to observe the ordi
nary regulations Of external wovhip.
Persons rssiding at distance are required -
have . rssponsibls agent n the city Of Dsvespsrt.
No reductions will BE- made in case VI pupil' being
withdrawn before the expiration Of the quarter,
excepting By p,otrscted sickness. One n0nth's
uotice Of the removal Of each young LADY 10 re-
qsested.
The corsspsLdsscs Of The pupils il subject 70
inspection.
For the present year 10 Uaife'h will b re-
quired.
Each pupil bsrsquirsd 10 provide hiAself with
. furnished Work-bo1, siy Towels, Elk Tahae
Ma pkins, Coobs. Tooth aad Hair Brushes. Knife
and Fork. Dessert and Teaspoon. ssd TslLler.
There will bs Sessions Of months e.oh in the
scholastic year, eoonsaoipg ~ The frst Monday
in Ssp,enbss AID endisg On the second day u
July, with one week allowed for vacation. ct
Christnas
Parents can sss their children On Thursdays, IN
the n tern. and - visitors but those authorized
by the payeats, o. guardians, will be allowed to
sec the yeung ladies. The parents who reside II
Davenport Gao he theii children home % the
lrst Saturday II each month, bat they must re-
turn o. the following Sunday afternoon.
Attached 70 the Academy 10 DAY Scheol TOT
thoss il the ssishboEhoeA whe wish 70 avsa
themselves II is.
Lettsu = ~ addressed -
8lsrss NARY NARoAREr MANN,
Acsdsny Of the 1nsasslsts Csscsptios,
Dovopp0St, Iowa. 14.u
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sisted this federal power when 10 . mi
nor.ty, nov prepared to violate the tom
dsmentsl princ'pIe of self government,
because you have got the power to op-
press other people? Cr,es Of .No."l
l tell you, my friends, there is but one
path Of duty and Of safety, end that IS
the path marked ont by Clay, by Web
star, by Cass, and Union Wings and
Union Democrats in the compromise
measures OF 1850. Immense appliance. /
The principle on which those measures
rested VAS non interference by Congress
with slavery either IN the States or ter.
T to les. In 1882 the Wing party, ~
sembled in national convention, affirmed
that principle a. q fundamental article
IN its creed. and The same year The Dem.
ocrat'c party assembled in convention,
incorporated the sane article in our
creed. Thus ouly Gig yea,s ago, eve
~ Wing and every Democrat in Amer
lea stood pledged by the platform of his
party TO the doctrine Of non-,n,esven.
tion.p {"T:at's co." and appsaose.1 It
is true that Mr.. Seward rspudis.es the
p'iuciple; but sh.ls 10 sspadi.,ss il he
does not deny that the old Wings ssd
the old Democratic party .ere pledged
70 it Inaamuoh = tbs Whi9 party
With which he uscd toprsfess 70 sct and
With wh.ch Lincoln protested to Be ilso-
tfsd vas pIsdgsd to i, b now tfils
you that that party WAS not reliable, And
tbst > It was' . chest sid d6ldticb..
fChss's, He accuses NE Whig paiag
81 having bean guilty d tsisbssy, ivaud
and : e.chesy. sod JET n aRneale a ihs
I'D Whi4s 70 Ao0e - ap1 Asoe -Aio
6ect .A&anoelD o. osoors1hU aDta1o1G10!s
(''oeod, give i = Ms." ~ applAass.1
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tor the 8 nce'ity OF our purpose, in the
presence OF the Senate, took IN cath to
sustain the Constitution OF the United
States, including the inequality Of righ's
between whites and negroes, includ ing
the meg 'ality Of representation, and in
GLIDING the inequality Of suffrage,
lgreat applaure, and yet, after taking
that oath, be, as the leader Of his party,
now informs the people Of Illinois tha,
the Republic party is formed on ba
ais in direct antagonlsm 70 the principles
of the Federal Constitution. "II,t him
again." and applause.
1t did not require the speech of M.
Seward to convince me Of that great
truth, but if any mao wants any further
violence Of the fact, let them read it.
II is the same doctrine proclaimed BY
Mr.. Lincoln, two years ago in fferent
language. Lincoln told Us that thi,
Union could not permanently endure d.
v'ded into free and slave States ; that
these States must all become free or al
become slave, otherwise this Union
could not endure. That was the funda-
mental principle on which Mr.. Lincoln
Pred'cated bis canvass for the Senate,
aad now Mr.. Seward announces the
same dootsiue to you and assures you
and the world that it u the grand pivot,
the central 'des Of tho whole Repub.i-
can faitn. How can either NJ. Seward
or M. Lincoln carry !, oot w,thert rev.
this government. Remsm.
Der that the government vs. made BY
our fathers on the prino,pleref . portion
Of the States being free and : position Of
them Save. Remember that - have
lived uoder this Consultation fos seventy
three years. with the States divided ~
10 free and dave. just ~ the tpsopIs
chose ? And DON 1r. tipcale aPd NJ.
Is S.& . lss's;g ~ i. ssy.9r;: !:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-28
Conservative Meeting a, LouI.yIlIe.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. q The citizens Of Louis
VILE, Of all parties, held large meeting here
last night, and passed resolutions, reported by a
minority OF a committee resolutions, deplorlnR
the election OF President Of the United StsteS
upon sectional issu-s; declaring that Kentucky
has a common Interest with all slaveholdfpg
Statesi that she don't despair OF justice within the
Union, as both houses Of CongIeSs are opposed 20
the newly elected Executive; that Kentucky will
Insist upOn the repeal OF the Northern statutes null
lifting the Fugitive Slave law; appealing 20 the
Southern states not to desert the common cause of
the South within the Union: and resolving that
Kentucky will stand by the L MON Ii aggressi oaS
ON her constitutional rights become more intoler-
able than revolution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-28
The Feeling IN Virginia.

RICHMOND, Nov. 26.-Hon. Edmund Rufiu Of
Virginia, ARR we'd here to-day from Sodth Carolina
having failed so far 20 hitch Vireinia 70 South
Carolina Mr. Ruin is an honest disunionist
He admitted this svesing, in the presence Of sew
eral gentlemen, that he was for disunion, no mat
ter who had been elected
A grand mass meeting Of all those who are I'm
favor OK the Union will be held at Fincastle ON
the second Monday i'm December
A committee Of conference of the different banks
in the city agreed to-day to receive on deposit the
notes Of all the solvent banks in the State, the
Wheeling banks and the Valley Bank branches AZ
stanton and Charlottesville excepted.
The Treasurer OF the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad gives notice to-day that from and after
this date be will be prepared TO cash the interest
coupons Of the hrst and second mortgages OF the
company, due in New York on the first of Janu-
uary, lS6l, without discount for prepayment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-28

HosTRrTEk's STOMACH BIrTERs-The opera
tIon of this palat ,bla remedy upon the stomach,
liver aGd excretory organs Is singularly soothing
and conservative lt reg uafes, recruits and purl-
es them. Dyspepsia in all its forms Yields to It's
CO dat and lnyisoratlng PropeTtes and lt Is REQ
commended to mothers enfeebled BY the duties and
Of maternity the safest and best tonic they
possibly use In all the crises OF femSle lie 1t
will derive much more benefit from its use than o.
binary stimulants. Such has been the posnlarlty
of this inimtable alton that host of xnlta-
tors and counterfeit rs have sprung up IN various
parts of the count y, in the hops - profit by i'm
posing upon the public. against which we caution
81 to see that every bottle they buy has the fac
smle oftae propristors' written signature on the
label and tbs words, "Dr. J HoststteI's Stomach
Bttsrs" blown IN the glass and stamped in The cap
covering the cork. Also notice our note of hand
on the bottom of the engraved label. ALI these
marks we give To secure purchasers against impo-
sItion.
no q cost H0sTEfrKR u SMITH.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS
-MAYOR'S OFFICE,

0~MAfOR'S OFFICE,
US GEORGETOWN, ID. c., Nov 10th, 1860.
Be ft kHOioa that IN conformity with mans years
usage, hereby respectfully recommend To the citi
zeus OF this town to abstain from secular employ
ments, Us well as frivolous amusements, on
THURSDAY, the 18th instant, and 70 observe the
sans a special season for tina offering Ip appro-
pirate thanksg TO God for long oOntib 1ed
ifeststlons of mercy aud goodness In maintaining
our land the Influences OF ChrstIanltE and the
blessings of constitutional GoveTnInent; for dsliv
ORANGE from National scourges for preseIvation OF
life and health, and seasOnabe supplies OF food and
Tament; and above all, Tor the cobsOllng promises
and sure hopes OF q moro blessed lnhe ance in th :
life which is to come. HENRY ADDISON,
. no 2i-2aW2w hakO-,
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THE LATEST NEWS
THREE DAYS LATER Prom EURoP1
Il l. Z G. RAPHIO,

. IHhEE DAYS LAIEh FkOM EUROPE
HALIFAX, Nov. 27.-Fhe steamship Arabia. from
Prince OF Wales had arriyed safely In England
Mr. Dallas, the American Minister, was on +.
visit to Queen Victoria, st Windsor.
The Empress Eugenia bad arrived at London
,HeogHito. and will proceed 10 Scotland FOR the
benefit Of her health.
I The Bank COf Frsacs) had again raised iis dis
count to per cent.
L Gaeta was still invested
WEEKLY COMMERCIAL REPORT
tlvERPooL, Saturday morning .-Cotton-Sales
., tnt week 1000 bales, Including ~ oO0 % SPEC
Ia1ofs and 3ON 10 exporters. The mark et opsE ed
Inn out closed dat in cOnseS usace Of the advance
"a Tue bank rates. Fair qualities were slightly
lowsri middhpgs lad decllned y sad lower
Etsdes had declined Sst on th- week Business
WIS almost entirely suspended. Stock In mort
ofu,Vu; , inc!ud' ~ as oCo az American
Breaostuds duh az ga a3Is "a Wheat
dull and ised. lower Corn nrrn ana uprbanSed
Prov.sions.-Besf dull. PORK Quilt Bacon
qu'sti no American In market Lad Rru; none
Ia market -
General Produce Sugar duu. Cedee opie,
Rice quiet Resin duh at SIS on the ,nof ma
$50 TO arrive. Turpentine duh at 3Is
T London MdrkSf. - Breadstufs Quiet Sugar
eniet. Coffee quiet, and slightly lower RIctts
steady, with a large business early in the week.
Tea partially lower.
Financial On the 18th, the Bank advaae a its
fstes per cent. Bullion had decreased f5s2 600.
Consois 90 Ha93k.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Evening - Est mated
sales Of cotton to-day 600 bales Including 600
for Speculation ana export The market closed
dull. Other articles Were unchanqed
The pressure for money had slightly relaxed.
Coasols 90 1891
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MARRIED.

4 On the nth of September last. by the Rev Mr..
Hamilton. JAS. 9; VALLEYS Miss SARAH
the Rev. Palmer Masaire, j. H. MATHEWS. 70
Mrs. WATER HAWKINS, widow of the late
On Thursday, tbs 22d November, et the Ebene-
ger NJ =. Cha.ch, BY the Rsg, pr. "; NJ Ryan,
Ma :s LAURA v. BOTELER, OF this city.
ION the ssth instant, Ut 81. Matthews Church, BY
RSv.F .neis = Boyle, 3; CAtxEh s. a pSEp
Ap 1Pb ks SoffSik, aud N Orleans paper copyJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-28

INV OkLEANs, Nov. y The Schooner Al
phonsine from Tampico on the 10th reports that
In tho cOnduts seizure case the Courts had de-
cided upon a pro rata distribution OF the money
recovered among the several claimants
Everybody was preparing for a change Of Gov
eminent Miramon is reported to have declared
his inability TO defend the capitol which created
considerable excitement there. The last accounts
state that the ConStitu tionalists had captured
Tacubays and Gudsjara, and IT was believed that
the capital would surrender without struggle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-28
PERSONAL.

MIR. EDITOR IL find IN the proceedings as O.
y1 ported in your Issue Of yesterday. also that
ofths Natonsl sepuhl can paPe- of this CITY, that
q 'ntiment as offered by myself 1.-THE German Re-
publican and WIDE Awake lestivitr Of NJ ond.y
night LAST, and which was respon ed to with hearty
applause, has by accident been left cut or wllfIy
suppressed, ard as am willing to assume the re-
spOnsibiaty OF all my acts AMI doings | would have
you publish the sentiment as drawn BY ma q u
rs dsd to the reporter, as wish the North as well
as the South to understand that the Wids Awakes
OF Washington city, as | understand them, have
n sympathy with practical obolitioatSiS nor dtSH-
sioAists, whether they be politicians by trade or
go'Pel ministers by profession. But rather-the
the Laws, equal and just rights to al, and favored
pIivil 'ges to none
The sentiment was as follows:
UiSEniOH SsrmonS-By whatever minister of the
g spell pr ached, are Benedict ArlOlds In heart.
Q othing, airing the livery OF II TO serve tho
devil in Nav John B own's hemp be their wind
ing sheet and the ROgue's March their funeral
It's JOHN p. HILTON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-28

The LECTURE Of DR.. f. Yeates Reese, at the
Smithsonian last night, on the subject Of wv hats
the use Of Poets was characteristic effort ofthat
talented gentleman, and, it is hardly necessary to
say, was most heartily enjoyed by the good sized
and Intelligent audience present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-28

Ma. EDITOR will you please to mention in
your Star tine state If NJ street, between Twenty
fourth street and Bridge street bridge 1t is In a
very dangerous condition, and needs imme diate
attention from the Mayor or other officers havin z
charge Of such matters. Nov. IS, ls6O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-28

A GRAND COMPLEMENTARY BALL is to be given
in honor If the Putnam Phalanx, on the sixth OF
December, at the Assembly Rooms. For partic-
ulars see advertisement In another column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-28

7 CENTRAL GUARDHousK CAsEs.-The only cas-,
docketed for trial was Jas. Hunley, charged wit.
fighting his wife. This morning no one appeared
against him and he was dismissed. But singh
l0dger was registered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-28

TIE REJECTED BANK NOrRs 1t NAV be proper
In order to prevent Misrepresentation to state that
the mere fact that the notes of the Wheeling VAL
ley, Monticello, Fincaste, or any Of the Virginia
Bank, are rejected by the old banks at Richmond,
Is not because these banks are not sound as any
in the State, but simply because their notes are
not redeemable at Richmond. These notes re-
jected a, Richmond good as any bank notes
dcrltY at present being TO get then.-AIsr. GAG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-28

ALL-DAY PRAYER MEETING TOMORROW We
understaad that on tomorrow, that day having
been set apart by the authorities a day OF
Thanksgiving and Prayer, the services Of the Union
PRAYER Meeting will be commenced at early
hour in the New York avenue Presbyterian
Church, and continue thToug hout the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-28

ARRIVED at Carter's wharf, foot Of Thirteen
and half strett,) schooner Colorado, She ard
Philadelphia, with l52 tons Of coal for Messr;
CaSlleman * Bro.
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slave ExtrnditIon Case in Canada

TORONTO, c. w, Nov. 26.-The Extradition
case Of fugitive slave named Jackson, from Mis-
souri,, now IN custody Ia Brantford, charged with
murder, and escaping from slavery, was urged at
length here on Saturday before the Court Of
Queens Bench. The decision whether he be
given up 70 the United States authorities will be
rendered. ON ThnrfdaY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-28
HOMEOPATHIC RxNKpIKs

All Of DR.. Humphreys Co.'s specific Ho-
use, in boxes, at IS and 70 cents each. ALSO,
IN cases, containing p yisls, from 81 TO Ss
z. d. Gilman, $50 Pa. avenue, wholesale and
retail agent; w; EtzgeraM, S5s north street;
nue. and sixth street. Ale Ponds Extract Of Witch
Hazel, for Internal and external lnhemmations OF
Gil kinds. Sold a. above. rr1 -- NM Sly
READER, have you seen Prof Woods advertise
nent IN our paper. Read Il; 1t will interest you.
/ an 2O-ooly ... - -. d. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-28

nor SALE-A small FARM ofS0 eores, situated
Il TT the Little Falls, having q comfortable well
ing house. courthouse, stables, DO; veil fenced
and watered within four miles of Washing ton is
in cultivation, the balance in hand wood
land. Ii is peculiarly desirable . country resi-
dence, being perfectly healthy and most rOmantical-
ly situated excellent fishing and hunting. Inc uiTe
of Mr.. MARRIOTT, bridge keeper, Chain Bridge,
Little Falls. ds7-2awd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-28

TIE CITY MARKETS, II should be borne in
mind, will all be open this afternoon and evening,
hut none of them tomorrow, Thanksgiving day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-28

Tue VIRGINIA ANNUAL CONFERENCE IL ALEX
IxpRIG -SiJih day, TRssd0y.-The session was
mostly occupied in examinations Of character and
routi1e business Of no general interest. Among
the examinations Of character, Rev. b. r. Wood
ward was reported to be in ill-health; was most
heavenly minded and excellent minister, and
passed. - - ..
70 saw that ministers frequently Injured their
heath by excessive efforts in Tevivals, trusting
sometimes TO mere human efforts, when II were
better to trust 10 Gods gracious influence.
BEFORE the close Of the session, Mr.. Smitbson
addressed the Conference in aid of the book and
engraving enterprise for the erection Of Metro
politan Church South, at W Washington 50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-28
DIED,

On w sdnssdsy morning the 18Th =, n. Pm
a. mnaral viii Ia place on Thqrsfsy, 18th IN
s,s Tssi snS on ha ssss
where has triends are inyltsd 70 attend. 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-28

WANTED $1,000 Virginia, Corporation, or
WASHINGTON money wanted, in ex change for all
kinds of Dry Goods, at Matthews ~ sores, $50
Seventh street, between and X, east side. II
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uoLIow.Y's Pills AND OINTMENT.

FaHing Of tke Womb During she early stages OF
HESITATION, many young marrlef fema'es are subject
To sinking of the womb, which causes them con-
siderabi4 trepidation and uneasiness. The Oint-
ment will be found bic in these emergencies
As il entirely dIspe with tho necessity for pes
sari. ~ mechanical agencies. The Pills " brace
secure the invalid ftom future relapse. These
meiiciues are valuable all COMP ANTS incidental
to the fem.l sex. Sold by all Druggists at 25c ozc.
ana 81 per box pot. no 5-lW 4