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COR. IN AND MAINS

Total amount Of Losses, Claims and
LiAbi itAss................ t4I,obo.4S
The greatest amount insured on any one risk il
$50, 900, but win not, Is general thing, exceed
$l0, zoe.
The Company has no general rule ~ to the
amount allowed To be insured In any city, town
village or block, being governed in this matter in
each ease, by the general character Ok tho build
ings, width Of streets, facilities for putting out
fires, DC.
No part Of ts capital Or earnings Ia deposited In
any other State ~ security therein.
An attestsd copy of the Charter or Act Of Incor-
poration accompanies this Statement.
CHAS. J. MARTIN, Pres't.
J. Mnros SIXTH, Eso'y.
AUDITORS OFFICE, IOWA,
D.s MDIHES, Jan. rs, 1860.
Ir II HEREBY cERrfYTsD, That on this day the
above Sworn Statement wss filed In this ONCE,
showing the condition Of the HOME INSURANCE.
COMPANY. located In the City OF New York, on
the FIRST day of January, 1860, In accordance vi ID
the provisions Of m Act OF the General Assembly
81 lows, entitled can Act In relation to Insurance
Companies approved February 3, 1853. Thst
| said Statement shows that said Company 10 pos
sessed OF ths requisite amount at capital and in
vested ~ required by law Authority is therefore
given 70 the shove named Company to transact bus
mess Of Insurance in this State until the 3lst day
of January, 1851.
That II. B. TEN-EYcK, OF Keokuk has been
duly appointed by said Company their lawful
Agent and Attorney for tho County Of Lee. with
ruiI powers to take risks Of Insur therein and
to acknowledge service Of process. ~ provided BY
law. wv. CATTELL,
fsb4d3w Auditor Of State.
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The Pretty Pnrtaam.
"Of what persuasion Is Miss q 1''
Demanded once grave polsmie.
"She 10 30 handsome that to nae
She seems" said Fan Eos. Angelic"
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Miss Rebecca Blodgets, OF Providence,
r. l., was burned to death on the ID.
Geo. Arnold's grocery and the Baxter
Hotel, Dexter, Mich, were burned on the
I'd inst.
The Dayton and Michigan train broke 4
rail at Dayton, o., I'd. Two passenger oars
were precipitated into the canal. No pas
sengers hurt, but some OF them got cold
bath gratis.
-Pallcr's distillery, corner of 4sh and 5th
streets, New York, blew up on the ID inst,
killing two men. Less terrible in death than
in life, though.
The HArper's Ferry conspirators were
put on trial and crowd assembled on the
I'd. The Grand Jury found bill against
Stephens and Hsslett. They will be de-
Tended by Mr.. Sennott. No fear 10 enter
tanned of attempted rescue. The military
force will not be largely increased.
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Kcjoicingx uf WA shtngton, Specchc Z
from Pennington and others.
WASHINGTON, Feb. /.
Herald Correspondence |


Herald Correspondence
The city has been wild with rejoicing du.
ring the night, over the election OF Speak
er. II is participated in by all parties, who
have suffered more or less financially in the
delay OF organizing.
Speaker Pennington and Messrs. Sherman
and Hickman were serenaded at Wizards
by Withers' Band, accompanied by q large
company of citizens and residents OF the Dis
trict. Wizards Hotel was thronged with
people, and the Speaker, Messrs. Sherman
and Hickman were bold and decided against
tho extension Of slavery. The serenaders
proceeded to the residence OF FL. Winter Da-
Wis, but did not find him at home. They
then proceeded, about O'Clock, to the resi-
dence of Mr.. Grow and called him out OF his
bed. He responded in short speech.
The Commit ttees--The Investigating
Commsttee-.-Printi Frand.
from Washington Correspondence Of Tribune. ]
WASHINGTON, Feb. |.
The Committees will be announced next
week. MIR. Sherman will be Chairman OF
the Ways and Means and leader Of the
House. Mr.. Grow will be at the head of the
Territories and others who were members
VI tue o1sn OonEIcse, wiz PIoUapfy DC re-
stored to the positions they then occupied
Nothing is yet determined, however.
Mr.. Realf in discharged by the Hsrper's
Ferry Committee. Mr.. Hyatt will appear to-
morrow.
Mr.. Wendell bas refused to answer GER
tain questions propounded by the Printing
Investigating Committee, and 10 allowed
time to decide whether he will adhere to his
purpose. II he persists, Imprisonment may
be the consequence.
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". Q. M'oAvIc. Az. cHITT8NDEN. CT. DAvIs
McGavic, Chittendon Il Co.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Forwarding and ConmIssion
MERCHANTS,

II AVE now on hand, and will Be receiving durins
- the seal son, vERY LARGE AND cOnPLsrH
srock or GROCERIES, which they take pleasure
In Offering to the trade Ok lows and Missouri ct
VERY Low PRICES. foct16dzmf feb11w
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e. Jnsrex, the President OF the Mexican
Republic, with whom tho McLane treaty was
made, 10 thus described:
"The Constitutional President OF Mexico
ia pure Indian Of that Toltec race, OF whose
history We have some account az far back a.
the seventh century. President Juarex 10 as
much . self made man az ex- President Van
Buren,, Gov. Banks or Senator Wilson. He
was born 10 the State OF Oajaca, and whom
running about the streets Of Oaiaca, . ragged
urchn selling fruit, his intelligence and eoo ID
nature attracted the notice OF Mexican
gentleman, who took him into his house % .
servant. The young Indian evinced 80 much
fidelity and capacity in his new position, that
his patron sent him to school, and finally
gave him the best education the colleges Of
Mexico afforded. The Indian Juarex rose 10
be lawyer, and by the suGrages OF the PEG
ple Was made Judge Of the Supreme Court
OF the Republic, In virtue Of which he beca me
President under the Constitution when Com
onfort abdicated. In private life Juarez Ii
without reproach, and as patriot be il with.
out STAIN"
Though in favor Of the seou estration oil
the church property and the suppression oil
! tho Inonastio houses, suarex is q Uatnoie.
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CENSORSHIP or THE PREss IN CALIFORNIA
Mr.. Alfred Cowles, OF San Jose, writes to
the Telegraph Of that place, that he offered
TO deposit newspaper in the post-ofice
there, the newspaper being, OF course, wrap
ped up, addressed, postage paid, etc., when
the postmaster inquired whether there was
anything incendiary in the paper, and added
that he had orders from the Postmaster
General "not to forward anything contain
ing incendiary matter, or that sympathixes
with Old Brown
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Aaurtcrased Liquor.

DIR. Hiram Cox, official Inspector Of Liz.
uors in Cincinnati, in a recent report on the
adulteration OF liquors, relates the follow
ing:
81 called at grocery store one day, where
liquor also 10 kept. A couple Of lrishmen
came in while | was there and called for
some whisky, and the first drank, and the
moment he drank the tears flowed freely.
while he at the same time caught his breath
like one su6ocated or strangling. When he
could speak he says to his companion, Ooh,
Michael, bet this lie warmin' to the stomach!'
Michael drank and went through like contor-
tionr, with the remark, sWouldn't it be foine
in cowld frosthy morning. After they
had drank asked the landlord to pour me
out little in tumbler, in which dipped a
slip OF litmus paper, which was no sooner
wet than it put on q scarlet hue. went TO
my of6ce, got my instruments, and examined
il. found ii had II per cent. alcoholic
spirits by weight, when it should have had
40 per cent. TO be proof, and the difference
in per centage made up by snlphuric acid.
red pepper, psitory, oaustic, potsssa, and
brucine, one of the saltssof nucis vomicm.
commonly called nux vomica. One pint Of
such liquor would kill the strongest man. %
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PApEk OoLLARs.--We heard young man
complaining thus: "Went and bought q
dozen paper coliars-thought they were very
nice, sir, and 30 cheap, sir. They were cheaI
exceedingly cheap-but put il to you,
sir, as friend, sir, as = friend; il it ism,
cutting 1t too fat--decidedly too fat, sir, tc
have great loafer come along, when YOU
are we'll dressed for church, sir, and tear OF
10 ~as.s sias d yoar COLLAR, 10 iigns mas DC.
testable cigar, sir, us he did mine, sir.o-
Here was exhibited n compound fracture oil
the sarotte, extending half way round hi,
neck.
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This Agency always pays its Losses promptly
Cash.
Dwellings, with Furniture therein, insured ut
vEay HoDRRArB rExMIun, for one, three or fv
years. CaliAnd learn the rates.
WIN. ~. 0ELKNAP. Ag,i,
Feb1dlm 6econd-st.. near Main.
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MEDICINES.
- OR KINGS EVJI.

a., Oh hfNG'S EVIL,
Is constitutional disease, q corruption of the
blood, By vhioh this fluid becomes vltated, weak,
and poor. Being in the circulation, 10 pervades the
whole ncdy, and may burst out in disease on any
part Oft. Whatever be Its origIn,it Is hereditary
in the constitution, descending "from parents to
children unto the thrd and fourth generaton NJ" in
deed, II seems to be the rod of Him who saws, az
will visit the iniauities of the fathers upon their
children"
One quarter of all our people are Scrofulous:
their per invaded by this lurking Infections
and their health is undermined BY it. To CLEANSE
1t from the ystem we must renovate the blood BY
On Alternative medicine, and by healthy
food and exercise. Such medicine we supply in
COMPOUND EXTRACT OFSARSAPARILLA,
the most efectual remedy W hioh the medical skill
OF our times can devise for this prevail
lg and fstai malady. 1t Is combined from The most
active remedials that have been discovered for
and the rescue Of the system from it. destructive
consequences. Hence 1t should be employed for
the cure OF not only sorofua but also those other
affections which arise from it, such as EruptIve
and skin Diseases, st. Anthony's Fire, Rose, or
Erysipelas, Pimples, Pustules, Blotehes, Blains
and Boils, Tumors, letter and Salt Rheufn, Scaid
Head, Rlngworm, Rheumatism, Syphilitto And
Mercurlal Diseases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Debility,
aud, indeed, all Complaints arising from VItatsd
or Impure Blood. he popular beliefin 'iDapurify
ofths Blood is founded IN truth for scrofus is q
dege seI alton Of the Blood The particular pur pose
and virtue of this Sacsaparia is to purify and re
generate this vital fluid. without which sound
health is lmposs BILE IN contaminated constitutions
Mass: and sold BY all druggists everywh
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

NATIONAL HOTEL.-G Hilman, La; w C.
Bannennan, Cal; NJ A Pratt and lady, Miss; Adm
German, Mex VI Clemens, Mo; w Buell. &
lady, KY, Gen Anderson, DC; w Mitchell, 8
Thompson and lady, Md; VIM Bruce, Mo; DR.
III Buck, La; NJ Windsor, NY; NJ Chad
wick, Misses Chadwick, Va; DR. ID Means, J
w Means, r T Mott and lady, Ala; Mrs Edward
Mr. scnnson, w NJ Bra-ton, De- Hon Taylor,
o. 6 p u INN, Ny; Mayes, A Bowmsn, C
Harrison, La; ii Solomon, Mr. Jones, NY; Ed
Montague, Va; ID James and lady, w Ieake &
lady, La l. Mattair, Fla A Medley, Md;
Dogg, NY
BROWNS HOTEL Davenport and fan,
Va Hays, Ala; DR. Davenport, Miss w Hig-
ges; Nd; J Whats2n, Va; w Richardson, La; q
w Holmes and ly,, r w ade, Ga; G Jordon, Miss
T Lewis, Ala; Mrs ID Vale; NY; Lakeland,
Mo- Lerrin; Cullin, DR. Berthlot, La; Whit
field, Miss NJ Fence, Miss; w P Cooper, Va; ] ID
Frierson, Ca; Butter, II West, Pa; w Mar
tin, Md; w Gibbs, w III Gibbs, Miss; Hud;
son, w Fl Bassett and ly, La; Dr.J Mynhart and
fam, Ca Judge 6 Shorter and fam, DR. Thorn
ton and 1y, I'll Shorter and fam, Ala 3 NJ GORE and
daughter, Va; w McCutchin, J McCutchin,
w Thompson, La; G ClitheralI, M Battle, Ala;
silley, Nd; w West, c Sellers, Pa.
HARDWOOD HOUSE.-G Campbell Md; Nj
Friedman, Jones, Pa; Solomon, NY; Elem
Ing, Hunt, w Hudgins, Va.
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HOW TO CLEAN MATTING.-Iti IL not proper to
scrub IL with soap and water IL causes IL to turn
- an ugly yellow, and brush wears il out very
rapidly large coarse cloth, dipped into a
strong mixture Of salt and water, aud rubbed over
the mating, will remove all the dirt and not in
JuTe either color or texture: 1t should be care
fully r1ssed afterwards with clean cold water
and then dried by tying cloth over a broom and
sweeping it hard.
AWEIL-CoNDITIoNED FAMILY-According to
the census returns, there Is now residing in New
persons. The father Of the family Is forty i've
years OF age, the mother forty-one, and their
twelve children, all Of the same parentags, are
from one to twenty-one years Of age all Of them
remarkable for their quick Intelligence. There
have been no deaths nor sickness in the family.
AWARsINs.-The Harrisburg pa Telegraph
says lady had been in the habit Of picking
her teeth with pins A trifing hunor was the
consequence, which tef minated Ia a cancer. Tie
brass and quicksilver used in making these pins
will account for the circumstance. Pins are al
ways pernicious to the teeth. and should never be
used for toothpicfs.
III The first payment of the indemnity due
Spain by Morocco-about 200 900 francs-arrived
at Gibraltar on the 9th ut and Is in the hands Of
the Morocco Consul at that place. The Commits
sioner sent in charge of the money-Haggi Achmet
Habouba-died in few hours after the steamer
arrived at Gibraltar, probably Of cholera.
IL The Vine Growers Convention met at
Aiken south Carolina. on Tuesday last. 1t was
attended by many prominent gentlemen of the
south, pr1nci pally from Alabama, Lousianr.
Georgia and South Caroline.
IL Alexander Dumas arrived at Nice on the
I'd inst, from his visit to Garibaldi. As he came
back In the regular packet from Messina, IL is
supposed that he has sold his yacht to the dictator
" Who were the first newspaper subscribers
mentioned In Scripture! Cain and Joshua; for
Cain took A Belts Lye, and Joshua ordered tbs
Sun.
ORogers, the sculptor, is In Munich, super
Intending the bronze doors for the Capitol at
Washington.
u The population Of the United States Is sur
posed to amount to upwards OF thirty two millions
according to the census now in progress.
u The mayor Of New Orleans has issued an
order prohibiting the police from taking an active
part In political affairs.
Ut The United States Convention of Univer
salists will meet in Boston on the third Tuesday
In September.
IL Do not be deceived by facile exterfo,.
Tende. men sometimes have very strong wills
II Parson Brownlow says he never will Join
the democrats We should hope not, indeed.
=, u Receipt for making pantaloons last make
the coat and vest first
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MEDICINES.

| LOCI HOsPIYAL,
dss Dsssssrsd As sser Csvtass, Speedy, ss1 ssiS
EfsefsnI RsSsdy % fAs World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENcR.
LET NO FALSE efficacy PREVENT.
APPLY IMMED ATELY.
CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE.
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
vs.hs.ss 90. Bach, srresrss As..u... .fu. uS..,,
D:s,s, py.a.e:; :,s 49, q.
n. & l !, r.r's.ss eide n.:r. :.ss.
ness or shn. ASs~sss sfths Lsass Stomach nsvss-
fss-h.ss Dr.sefsI ana ps.rsea,. rr.ese.. vh.sa ,.
der Marriage inPss'sls. and ssssy bets Bsdy
Especially vs. A.,. Sse.@. s.,s.sy v,s.,
sAsi drssdfs vhieb snasay svssps !.
t..as nod sr.at Si..s .S. Iass .ss.sv.. s...
snr.sese nsalnt ssnstss vih As thsnd.s sfes2sssss
| sssss.
RAE beng .vns Pey.issi vsshssss, sssssis essia.
4. VI. ti.e.: Si%..I .ss.s u. ear. Of o,
sssiy eeneas ain hsnsf ssusnaa and ssesdssy ssy
OFFICE Ne sogTn rREDKRIcH ~ Rkxy.
LEFT hand aid. feas freu Bslunsrs s
.sst Ss paid .,d sss,.ia ss,ssp
pR JoHNsfoH,
ir.n q tss a.ss .Sin.n cs.a.: il q. ss.s ss.ss
and a .. T:s p ys;s. ~ g, .,'. pea. o. -:
,s%s " n: s', ssr:. . Yer. eve.
vssa s..sP great s.rr.s.a. ssh1 slsrs.d ., .sss..
s..es. ss'sIns.. viii tsSs.n, sls.Ainl .t;.eest
FAKE rARnCULAR NOTICE..
ssn.io Ps.eties ied.s.d 10 vsss .isas. hss .sssay
.ss aia, I ,:s S:s :.s': II; a.. :ss.
s.Sa'ts m.rr.E. ,rPes..sls and ssstsys sssA . Nd
FS... ..s soa n..nss.y .s.ss r-.s...s
early hbis 81 yssth visi wsshn.ss sfths Bach sst
RIVER f.fssss s.s,.s. ,,s,sss
al .s.eu .. III. MIND ar. ma,
sPr. Evil F.sssdaT.' ir.f.i.s
ke,s % seissds rnldy, etc. ssas 81 s evils pss
hERvous DEIlLrY.-rhsssssess sa ssvjsdss Wa,
:.ss s::i S. I'd as
sses the eesgh
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENcr
Whss As nsssdsd and prsdsnl .sry yssssrs ssSs
has in.sis.a q, .se. 81 ths Pslnnl d.ss. e. ss.
f ';., fs s..s s i 4. ss s .ss
s:ns i yAi him aa'as; I'm:
so.s , nc. os 2, . I.n d: Isi.s e. sss :. =.
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s. sss':s S s.s I s. .s
sim A. Progr'ssisG With frhuSl rapidly m ds,th psu
shss,srsd eosntry o Who're Sesfo. % rs.slsr r.ssn.
DE- JoHNsoHphEMEDY FoR ORGANIC wEAKsEss
AND IMPorENcY.
Dy this great and nperanl rsnsdy vs.kn. sfs. .ss,ss
are speedily cared and M -Igsr rhsssssds s1as
sssn inns daisly relieved.
an imP;dn'1. M.rIi.ss rsya..I Mental p..a..h-
Srsnelnr sse ws.hos"s o. Erhasssso eide ssst fssvs
fnE MANY rHousASDs exrsd stthis insitstss vtssis
-. . ;. .n.s i &c b. S.s.
rsPer.r Of ths p.psu and many ehu psrssns, nsdes,
sd.s his ...asns Is. f.aa.%sa eA.sss.s 1..s.e.
sihsy' ssssi'ns rss'sn'ss % The ssistsd i.n ~,
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HELMBoLDs EXTRACT ct W SgSng,
Arising from Exoesses, Habits Of Dissipation.
So, attssasd ,sas ,ss 5olIoso,ns syrrtomsS
Weak Nerves. Tremblins,
Horror of Disease, wakefuiness,
Lsasituds of the s7 " ses s'0t
D,n''' Paisb coUNF EESstGNScs the F'0'
Hff FSTaEe G iH2Ss' ST $E FITS
IL 0NB OF WHICH THE PATIENT MAY EXPIRE.
b, M hss es f ss 1S 00~0d
INSANITY. AND CONSUMPTION.
Many &rf Ct ed me Essrns'
sa Ars rss Msiensnoty Deaths BY Conssnrt,en
fHE WIFI I :, tsf
Requires the aid Of medicine TO strengthen
Which HElMBoLD's ESX,TkAtT BUCHU i;
ATRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST sKEPrICAL.
OLD Or 0DNG, sfNGLE, M1RRiED. ON
IN S S22SSTYEHfFfET5HfS NMsAk Fkj6xR
FEMALE MA; the extract Bgcha is uneausiled b.
tS9nary Excavations liberated 3G sciIr hous state
and for .. incident to the hess shathsf
arising from lndisoTetlon, Habits of Dissipation.
Decline OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
NJ 10 Baa M sn W'nHoSI am
'a Ii ri a;fSi BucRU
SECRET f DISEASES
fe 81 D D, saRsH:s
strength
fTsyoItlns And curing Structures OF the Urethrs,
tho Glass Of diseases. and eIpeiIins all Poisonous
Dt'se TS dHs sr Ts eT nb Ms,ts5
VINO HAVE BEEN THE eV WORMS so OF oHacas,
and who hay. psd heevy fees 10 be cured IN short
TRINeESTs," been dried up in the system, to break
0'' In q PE sEfsftsa I if:H fnS MARRIAGE
Hse .n5 fE5TRAcr BucHU for 81 aeO
,,Oa' -'N IS URINARY ORGANS.
whether e1isMiI Rii e OR FEMALE,
From 3' IoSGs IN matter Of
fST $fHEHfS II 81
ahH' f. SHES KES6 SMs P
viii 'cS ,sE J. 81 s CURES !ss:,,
SClENCE AND FAME.
Price 81 90 per bottle, or six for $500
Delivered to any Address, securely packed fro
observation.
cd DssesSs sssrISN'
AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman
the city of phia, II. T. HRLMBoLDwhO being
duly sworn, doth say. his preparations 90 tain no
bas ss pu nS Par
svorn and subscribed before me, this sd day Of
November, 1854.
WIN. P. HIBBERD, Alderman. -
Ninth street, above Race, Phils.
Address letters for information in confidence to
H. =. HELMROLD, Chemist,
Depot. lOA South Tenth St, bet. Chestnut, Phila,
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
AND UNPRINClPLED DEALERS,
Who endeavor to dispose OF THEIR OWN and
"oTHKR" ARTICLES on TIE REPUTATION ATTAINED
Helmbold's Genuine Preparations,
:. Extract Buohn,
" Sarsaparia,
Improved Rose Wash.
Sold by 9. ID. WAITE, 52s Seventh street, and 8.
c. FORD, JR, corner Penn. avenue and Eleventh
street.
AND ALL DRUGGISTS EVERyWHFRF
ASK FOR HELMBOLD'S. TAKE No OTHER,
Cut OFT the advertisement and send tor it,
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE
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OCEANSTEAMERS' SAILING DAYS
ERon TIE UNITED SrArHa

hs Havana mall steamers leave New York on
The ID, 18th, Its, and 27tn Of each month. and
CHARLESTON On the 4th and 18th,
Fhe CaiiornIa mai stesrnrrs leave New York on
the 5th aDd 3Otls Gf aset month,
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HQWE'S IMPROVED w EIGHIN6s SCALES
H These Scales are offered to the public as the
most sImple durable, and reliable scales ever put in
pse: flrstclsss premiums have been awarded them
By the Untted States Fair and Virginia AgriculturI
Society; Virginia State A. agricultural Fair; Franfn
Institute Fair, Pennsy lvanla; New York State Fair
Vermont State FAIR, TO-, sc, In every case where
exhibited they nave received FIRST class premiums
For "a at % Louisiana avenue, Depot of SIllsr'a
Chilled Iron Safes.
de- is-T &c. PArTIsoN. Agent
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- LET ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED
READ!
APPLY The kennedy
REJOTCE IN EF1ITE

l.
Friend, do you sui .. Are you the victim of any
OF those numerous ailments which arse from i'm :
purity Of the blood? What are they, do ron axk I!
Rather ask, That are they rot! The blood 10 the
source of lie and health. and il is the first cement
OF our being To respond 10 acy cause which f-ots
TIL system, the pulse infalIh attests The
prevailing Neuralgia. the Irritating Eryspe as. the
subtle Scrofule. the sgOnizlnE rheumatism, Ner-
vous Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver Corr Amt with Its
torpor and drjectoB, and the numbe less Ills that
nesh IL heir To-, derive heir hideons origin from the
blood; Deal kind then and gently with the blood.
Use the vtallzinE res uTces Of nature for its AID
and suffer US to commend 90 your confidence aid
use that truly va usble msiioament known "a
INDIAN VEGETABLE DECCCTION
With regard TO this almost iufalllble ,peotfo
popular sentiment has tpoken IN declded terms,
and the evidences Of this great efioecy are sus-
tanned by constant svowals Of curative Effects AID
tn h6ppIest results from Its after AZ other
remedies snd the best medical skill have failed.
Let us cay, in conclusion, thst certificates Of
cures are not sous ht from the Iterate and super-
hoial, hut they are volunteered ON the meet 70
spectacle sources sn1 justify the highest terms in
which II IL possible TO commend so valuable a
specific 70 pubic approval. We may add also that
the curative properties Of the medicine nslled
only by its restorative effects, the sttt-m recover
Ing from disc ase with renewed constitutional vitor.
oity, and BY tbs proprietor, MRS. Nj COX.
botte and her seal on the cork
IL Prioe 81 per bottle, six bottles for s5.
Wholesais gent. r.. -. II. CISSEL. Drugeist
0eorteiown, ID a.. W holesale Agent for the Dis
trio', srd wi supply the rrsds at my prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-28

HICKS (rHK PIRATE) STILL ALIvE.-The New
Yerk Leader of the 25th says: There is now no
further use In conce aling that A w Hicks, who
was ostensi bly, executed for piracy on the 18th
nit, is still living, though in dangerous state
but likely TO recover the full use Of his faculties
and limbs The sight Of his left eve is gone and
his left arm and leg continue paralyzed; but
apart from these injuries he would appear to have
suffered nothing" IL 10 said that Hicks was
pulled up only ~ feet and suspended only 10
chemical bath :"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-28
THE EVENING STAR.
THE PEOPLE.

Some love the glow of outward shcw
some love true wealth and try to win NJ:
The Eouse TO me may lowly be,
If but like the people IN it,
What's all the gold that glittcrs cold
w hen link q to hard or naughty fee ings.
Whist Ger we're told, the nobler gold,
Is truth OF heart and manly deaiings
Then let them seek, whose minds are weak
rMere las mons smile, and try to win IL;
Inc house TO me may lowly be-
III but like the people in II.
Alowly roof may give US proof
nat lowly flowers are offer faIrest;
ana trees whose bark is harsh and dark,
Nay yield us fruit snd bloom the "a est.
mere, worth as sure meath garments poor.
As e'er adorned loftIer station;
And minds "a just as those we trust,
Whose claims is but of w alth's creation
Then let them sock, whose m nds are weak,
Mere fashions smile, and try to win IL;
The hoase to me may lowly be,
IL but like the people in il.