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St. Louis.
Jno. J. Anderson X Co.
lMessrs. Page h Bacon.
Loker, Reeick & Co.
e. r. Violet X Co.
lMess-s. Bryan x Co.
I0pd.
Cook, Sargent K Downey.
Hem, Willisms < Co.
Hoyt Sherman x Co.
Hon. Thomas B. Benton, Jr,
Springfield, III.
I'M. & F. Insurance Co.
IClark's Exchange Bank.
Jacob Bum, Esq.
Hon. s. T. Logan.
Col. Jno. Williams,
Jacksonville, III.
Hon. VIM. Brown.
/" Richard Yates,
z. R. Elliott, Esq.
Messls. n. p. Ayers & Co
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Pittsburg.
Bank Of Pittsburgh,
Exchange Bank,
Messrs. Kramer h Rahm,
" N. Holmes & Sons
Willis Boothe, Esq.
VIM. B. Pusey, Esq.
PenasyIuanid.
Monongahela B'k Of Brown
vile.
Franklin Blk Of washington
Baltimore.
Com. Il F. Blk OF Baltimore
Baltimore Savings Bank.
Messrs. Johnston Il Bro.
" Robert Garret K Sons
T. Marsh Smith, Esq.
Nathan Pusey, ="
Miles White, 4"
Neu York.
Jno. Thompson, Esq.
Phiiadeiphia.
Nessrs. Caleb Cope & Co.
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p,o~rrR ROOk BINDERY.

rrvM F. KITER, BOOK BINDER ANp nnaN "a
w Book Manufacturer, COUNCIL BLUFFS, ~" ~
p,epared to execute anything in his department oi
p.ss nromptIy in a substantial and workmanhke h'n
psr and at low prices.
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A. T.. LAROE h Co.,
House Carpenters and builders
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
.pppprp.prD To MAKE CONTRACTS FOR THE
"A erection Of Buildings the most reasonsoie terms
Plans Elevations and Specifications drawn WIN "@e
racy. Jobbing Of all kind promptly attended TO-
6rCoFFINS constantly on hand, End made 70 otoer'
~ snv destred rtye and finish Special attention CIV
on TO taking charge Al Funerals
n shop on the Corner Of Jenson and Centre sts lns]
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4 ~. OLIVER,

j. +. OLIVER,
MERCHAN L i "A u ~
And Dealer in Gentleman's Furnishing Cooos'
-ufSSls Broadway, :; oooNoiL
YIEEps ON HAND CHOICE lssTiHGs'l sEhESlss s'lss
n ot oLU, IN n,ts un to order in the latest and ~
ua.t .nnroved styles Together with ml oeaIiui
assortment OF unS' ]. T. OLIVER.
N
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GREEN, THOMAS 4 Co..
CooLBAu0H x BROOKS,
Burlington, Iowa
WArnEN Co. BANK, Ills.
DAVE Il. PRESTON h co
Detroit, Nichigan
In2ou.
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"City of Richmond, }
and State of Virginia, to-wit:

and State of Virginia, to-wlt:S
"Andrew Hunter maketh oath and saith,
that from information received from several
of the prisoners recently condemned and
executed at Charleston, Jefferson county,
Virginia, and from other facts which have
come to his knowledge, he verify believes
that certain Barclay Coppoc was aiding
and abetting certain John Brown and others,
who on the sixteenth and seventeenth days
of October, in the year 1859, did feloniously
and reasonably rebel and commit treason
| against the Commonwealth of Virginia, at
certain place called Harper's Ferry, in said
county Of jefferson, and who did then and
there feloniously conspire with and advise
| certain slaves in the county aforesaid to
rebel and make insurrection against their
masters, and against the authority of the
laws of said Commonwealth Of Virginia-
and who did then and there feloniously Kill
and murder certain Hayward Sheppard, 4
free negro, and George W. Turner, Fon
taine Beckham, and Thomas Barclay-and
afiant further states that from information
recently received, he verify believes tha,
said Barclay Coproc is fugitive from jus.
tice, now escaping in the State of Iowa.
"Sworn to before me, Notary Public in
anu lot tue Nity VI 1slCuiuouVS iu sn0 otos0
Of Virginia, this ninth day of January, 1860.
/ "S. H. BOYKIN, N. P"
Hmm exa,,ination of this naper, declined
to issue INV warrant for the arrest OF the
alleged fugitive, becaIse, in my Judgment,
no authority SO to do was conferred upon
me by law, in ssse resting Oh such basis
1t IL high prsrogstive Of otholal power
in any case, to seize citizen OF tSe os"s'
and send him upon an expaste statement,
and without any preliminary sxauiostioo,
and without contr nting him with . single
witness, to distant State for trial. 1t is
prerogatiye 90 high that the law tolerases its
exercise only on certain fixed conditions, end
| certainly shall not exercise that power to
the peril Of any citizens Of lovs, upon the
demand Of the State Of Virginia. or.of any
other State, unless these conditions srl
complied with.
The act Of Congress provides that besides
the Executive demand for the fugitive, thsFs
shall be produced fsths COPY Of an indiot
ment found, or an affidavit made before Z
magistrate of any State or Territory, 81
at foresaid, charging the person so demanded
! With having committed treason, felony, o.
other crime, certified a. authentic BY III
Governor" &C., &c., upon the presentation
: of which it becomes my duty to cause th'
arrest to be made. There was not AM
Gcopy of an indictment found" presented Z
me, and Of course tho case rested upon tb
. affidavit.
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aT. LOU rs
Tvre Foundry & Paper Warehouse
No. 1877 NORTH MAIN STREET.
prras. WIN. BRIGHT.
LADEw, PEERS CO.,
DpEALERS in Presses, Plain and Ornamental lSpe' %
News. book Cap, Letter, Colered and Manila "a,
mars Cards aud Card Boards Printing Inks, etc. lShi
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the State of Virginia, committed certain
crimes" aud "that from information re.
csived from several persons" recently con-
demned aud executed in Virginia, and
"from other facts that have come to his
knowledge" be ssperily believes" that Bar
clay Coppoc, "aided and abetted" said John
crimes, aud that from other information
more recently received, he rerily believes
said Baclay Coppoc is a fugitive from JUS
tice now escaping into the State of Iowa.
Now what is the law? quote a note
from Brightly's Digest of the laws of the
United States, page 293: "The affidavit
when that form of evidence is adopted,
must be at least 80 explicit and certain that
if it were laid before magistrate it would
Justify him in committing the accused to
answer the charge: Penn. Low Jour.
Ala, ,4l8. 1t must state positively that the
alleged crime was committed in the State
from which the party is alleged to be a fu-
gitive, and that tho party 10 actually fu-
git,ve from that State. a
"Erparte Smith, 2 Mclean l2l, 122,
Fstts,s case Zabr. 3ll. 10 the matter OF
Hayward, ! Sandf S. C. 70l; Degdnt -.
Michael, Q Carter, S96. ! quote further
from 3 Mckeon 1885, "Again the affidavit
charges the shooting on the 9th OF May in
the County Of Jackson and State Of Mis-.
souri, that hs believes and hos good rsdson
to belisus from suidepcs and information
Seu Them in his possssion. that Joseph
Smith uas accessory befors fhe. fast, and il
q resident or citizen Of Illinois" Thi
Court 20 on to say: There are ssvessl OBJ
jecsions to this. Mr.. Boggs, (the afisnt in
shat eass) having the evidence and informs
tion in bic possession, should have incorpo
rated il in ths affidavit, to enable the Cour
to Judge Of their spf6ciency to support hi
belief. Again be ssesrs to legal oonolu
sion, when he says Smith was an aocessor.
10 , question of Law, and not always easy o
solution. Mr.. Boggs' opinion then j. no
authority. He should have given the facts
Hs should hare shown that they were com
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RETURN OF The "REscUED" AFRIcANs.-Tke
following Is an extract from letter from Key
West, dated the 9th inst. giving descrip tion Of
embarkation of the "Wildfre's" Africans to re-
turn to Africa:
The embarkation of the Wildfires (slave) car
90 took place on the 18th, and, as much has been
said of their longings for home, and the luxury
which awaits their return, felt some solicitude
to see them leave the quarters where they have
been for the last two months, and where, II song
and dance, and food and clothing, could add to
their sum Of enjoynents, they must have been
happy indeed. AS the boats of the Crusader
were already waiting at Fort Taylor wharf, pro-
coeded to the depot and found a squad Of 100 al
ready formed, to pass onwards to the boats. The
usual smile and pleasant greeting, which visitors
always had, however, were gone, and found
them mute, listless, and many sobbing piteously,
at prospect before them They moved in silence
to the wharf, were passed into the boats, and
then lowed to the ship. Successive squads until
$40 had been transferred, leaving "a In the hos-
Pttal, to be conveyed on board the following
morning.
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

NATIONAL HOTELS Farrer, Va; ID =
man, Williams, Md; Gen Watkins, Col HaTri-
s s Ems; w NJ Randall, VT; Il King. Pa; F
4; U hawhns, y; ) DeIman, Hiss Denman. Mi g
Sanger, Ia; A II Bean, q w Knox, Va; Wright
Miss W els, Ky; ID Dennedy and ", Mass; q Eoi
and lsdy Gs; Tweed, NYi p Anoker, w Han =
mond, ID Wsrren, LeLh, Pa; ID Berwiey ana
CROSS, Va; z W Have and lady, NC; - wsgn-r
AID lady, Mr Dawson, Miss Dawson. Md; Colonel
Beans, NY; L X Mo, ann, p; w Bryant and lady
Ms Gay, DC; Miss Brya r Hogg, ny;
. CROWNS HOTEL.-Miss ID Alcott, CT; A
Persey, Ny Jones, Va, w % TalbuTt. Nd; n
J Bubee, La; J Cruise, Ala; TrIp'ett. Mo; j w
clayton, Md; Fisher and lady, Tenn; f F Jonas
Nc.
.kIRKWo0D BoUsE.-D Palmer, NY; ] d
Armstrong, Mo; kempshall, Eng; GouldiEg,
Mass; l. Townsend, NY;SC Edes, w II Byand
Pa; q X Colder, Mass; X Martlo, Austria.
WASHINGTON HOUSE.-W stonssll, Eng; C.
Morse, Long, NY; l. Wamslif, La.
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The UNITED STATES CENsUs.-The census
takers report that the population Of Baltimore
will be 23U 600, which is an increase Of 81 900
over the census of 1850
The Boston Advertiser gives out In advance
that extravagant expectations in regard to that
CITY are liable to be disappointed
The Hartford Times says Hartford and New
Haven will exhibit an increase of about 10000
over their population Of 1850. They have nearly
doubled during the last decade.
Meriden, one of the most prosperous manufac-
turing towns In the State, has more than doubled
It's population during the last ten years. 1t now
contains :, 800 inhabitants
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The PRICE OF Provisions IN EURoPE.-The
English journals TEEN with complaints of the
high price Of provisions and a writer from Franz o
states that meat was never before SO dear in tina
country as at the present time. To confirm this
statement the following list of prices is given of
the charges in Paris. We reduce the rates TO Amer
can currency: Fillet Of beef IS cents per pound
rump steaks, land fearfully tough they are 81
cents per pound; inferior beef for making soup
(oone included,) Is cents per pound; ordinary
joints OF veal and mutton are - cents the pound
salmon is sold at 81 cents the pound A single
mackerel costs - cents Vegetables and fruit
were never known to be so dear as now
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MoDoNNELL's
GING ER WINE!
MoDONNELL's
CATAwBA GINGER WINE!
McDONNELL's
CATAwBA GINGER WINE!
This Delicious Summer Beverage,
The Heslthful
Tonic Propensities
of which are now well known and
Universally Admitted
Throughou the Union.
Ia Now For Sale In Washington
BY
Jos. w. Davis, 9Th and E sts.
Nv. Coburn, 18th and H sta.
Jas. E. o. Brien, 9Th and SITS.
VIM A. Brown, 18th and r SITS.
w. 3. Jones, Mass achusetts av. and Sd st.
Peter Monaghan, New Jersey sv. and 6 st.
T. CogaD, Pa. av. and Goth st.
Jas. Bligh, 18th st.
F.M Orme, Pa. avenue.
E. +. White & Co., Pa. avenue.
Z Henry G. Purdy, Pa. avenue.
b. Hayes, 9Th and II SITS.
George w. Orme. G Georgetown, d. @.
H. l.. Ofutt, Georgetown, ID. C..
Jas. MCDONNELL,
~ 5 colin General Agent, Baltimore
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THE WHEAT HARvEsT.-Western papers have
frequent notices Of the progress of the wheat bar
vest, in which farmers are now actively engaged
In the southern parts Of Ohio, Indiana and hi
nois The Weld is everywhere spoken of as very
aoundant-the best that has been realized for sew
eral years. Corn is represented as looking very
promising, except that in some places drouth has
retarded Its growth. In the South, too, the Weld
OF wheat Is likely to prove very good, even in
states hitherto considered unpromning
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MEDICINES.
LEE WHAT AYERS sARsAPARILLA
DBRANGBHRNT oFTHE LIVER.
SToTr's CRossINe,
TallAdsgA Co.. Ala Aug. 9, '9.t

SToTTs CRoesIN0s
Tslladega Co., Ala Aug 9, ,5e.f
Dr.. J. G. Aver, LotcsA, Mass;-Sn ] take my
pen TO tell you what your SA HSAPARIlsLA and
OATHA ATTIC. PILLS have done for me. ! had
been afflicted with Liver Complaint for ak years,
during which / was never well. and much OF the
time very sick. Ny Liver sore TO the touch,
and, the doctors said. was congested. ! suffered
from costiveness and diaIrhea altern ately,
MY skin was clammy and unhealthy my eyes and
appetite, but generally none at cit A dreadful sen
sstion Of oppression on my stomach, with languor
and gloomy sensation OF sickness all over. kept
me in anguish. You can not know how much suf-
fered from indescr bable feeling Of distress The
long continuance of this condition, without relief,
had worn me out thar / never expected to be
better; but reading, in the Christian Advocate, of
your Sarsaparllla, oommencedrtaking IL, with CO.
casiona small doses of your Pills to reg the
bowels as you direct From the first, it had more
could have. regained my health rapidly, and now.
after eleven weeks, enjoy IS goVd health and
strength as any other man. May the Dispenser Of
all good" shower blessings on you
pr.,a,ss NV n, &c AyERRo n c ". s lSTsll
Mass. jy iS-eolm
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MEDICINES.

LOCK BOsPITAL.
Hss Ds,esv~sd fAs -ost csrta,., Speedy, sd s-is
Efscfsal Rsrasdy 90 ala Void,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENcE
LIT NO FALSE DELTcAcY PREVENT.
APPLY MINED ATELY.
a cupr uIRR1NTED, OK NO CHARGE,
IN IRON ONE TO TWO DAYS.
..e Iasa.r isv.lssssy Dsoh.Ef.., I@SsssDsy, ssoss
Dssisy, Dy.P.P., e. sts, Co.
Drma.. e sasst es Giddass Disease sfth. hssS Ier.-
Ness ste. As.ensas eta Lsag. ss%s :., 49,.
T..h-tS.s. Dr..dfs sos ss.gssa': rr-sss.. e. 80
asr mssnsFs impossible, and e'..rs, s''' soy ''o
Especially vhs k.vs s.esas q s.ary Nsss
.AE. dr..afs .sd d.su.eu,. hsST .s,sh ~ a.
ssd t.l.a and srlsnt intslse vhs m get eosrvss .s
sotrAne.d listening ssnst.s viii me hsnd.r 81
yshsd sssssy De hvihs Tyre, nay ss va isA ss-s
essss.
nAkIIRp fEksoEs, ss rssnE Msa ssessrisnsS n.s-
az .s;. ss.t ss,5s :: r,y sss.s ''' ''
4. vss pl.s.. S,m..R sne.r q d. J. E,hf-
OFFICk Ne Tsoprs rkEDEkICxErhBrr,
s e.rn.r Fsii n.s q .sssrv. us.1sE. Ssass
.sss Be pad and ssos.in s.s.nt
DR y0HFEr0B,
sassn sftss R.ysl Csli.gs ksed.s gfsdssss
Of tss .'n'si csll.s' an ne Shit.a ss,Is
,.i sc q EsSssD, fsr. rsss.Ps .Ss .:ss.T. :.
new; many trssbss rinr,Bs u. bead sse .sss
When ss.sp Sr.st S'nT slsrm.e ssdess
IN. sisI s.r.ss.n.st q mind Yer. esT!s
yAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
..n.ia pr.soss iadsS.s vh,n slonss b.s fr.gsspsy
s: =, s,s ss I ..s s.s s. s.
render. n.rfAG. lmPOs.e,, and essrs,s bed mind ssd
Re. .s: =. ... .. Sc sns ..sS. .s-.,.
.srl a.S,'. o. y.sh vas - s,ss e.. :, Ss,,
ros.r PsPiSatioo q %. RssT DysPsPs, rtsS
~, Of The Dig Funesns 6sHsral Dssy,
nEsTsLLY-Ts. "a arfri .s.eu 90 ID. mind ar, nss. 70
sptrs. E,ii ForssdnEs k,.s.ioa q sse., s,g bsG.s
o'. q ssitsds Tmiey, etc. are sens o. tA' evils Pc
NERVOUS DnsTLrT.-rh.,.snd.,. ssvJsdfs vssi
n. e.s,. fth.T declining h,ssA s.nt se 'l.t. 90
.,p.ss.ss. asos ths syss essg o.
DISEASES or IMPRUDEsCE
whsn and imprudsnt .oary 81 pssssrs fsds
=. ins.d q. ...d. o 81. painful d,..s. .ss
happens na an al tuned ssn's Of o. dread o. dsosTeI
n IRON .H P.a Ss"d & ~ @ s. q.
fGS @ snG re-. yAS ss
month after month, long n. smallest tss can Be Oh
b. Calling d,sPPont'nt by tAs Of that d.sfy
srrS. disease .scs As ksssoas o. :. Heart Threat Yes.
ss te With frEhtS rsPdIty al s.sts pst.
eosntry from ~bos,
d. JoEssoEShEMEnT Eos ossArIc wrAkrEss
Iy is great and mpoaanI rsa.ay sssfn. u. .tf..s
speedily etrsd and f vITsr rsssrsd Thssssnds ss
and dsbitstsd all hsys, lave
been INN stately rslisvsd.
An imp. Msrrisf. Physical nsss.l Dl.SssB-
frnblaE .nd w..hOss KIhssst.o sftss .sstf ssrss
ENDORSEMENT or TIE rREss
ZEE MANY THOUSANDS esrsd stthn insutsIlss ytAts
81 sS Dr. S...s &.
q the pspsu and many cher psrsoas nstsss
.id.. his sosux s.nsmss & sASfsso.s sn p..e.s
siliiy Is .sseisnt rsGrshtts .. ne ssisua San ab
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CAPON SPRINGS,

NJ CAPON SPRINGS.
VIEW and improved route via the Manassas Gap
Rail Road and the Stras-
burg and Gep9n Turnpike, W
. comfortable and safe road. Leave Alexandris
In the orange and Alexandria Train at tbs a. M,
take the Manassas oars at the junction, arrive az
Capon by S O'Clock p. m.
Fare from Alexandria to Capon. $50
From Washington to Capon. $500. 5m
For information enquire at the Rail Road Office
corner Of Sixth g. and Pa av., N Washington and
at the Ticket Once on Union st Alexandria, Va,
jy l2-dt2nthAug.
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D- The Methodist Episcopal Church South
are about to establish mission In Central America
and Japan.
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Helmbold's Genuine Preparation.

HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
A Positive and Specific Remedy
For Diseases of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS,
GRAVEL, and DROPSICAL SWELLINGS.
This Medicine increases the power of Digestion,
and excitss the AgSOR BENTS into healthy 40
dsPositIons, and sill UNNATURAL. ENLARGE-
mENTS are reduced, as well as PAIN and IN
FLAM NATION, andLs good for
MEN, WOMEN, Or CHILDREN.
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
rRIEaEmAR, 4, A.

fvsfsefsd ~ Royal Letters Pafsxl 81 FsfIe.d -
sscsred bp tks Seals of fhs Ecois Dc Plarracts "a
Rerts, a.d fAs I1zSriaI CoIIsts Of Msdteiss,
No. 10 invaluable for exhaustion, s,ermstor-
rhBe, and al physical disabilities.
No. completely Grad Gates al traces Of tho~s
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the
scQus and pernloious use Of oopavla and on bebs
NO. has entirely Implanted the INJURIOUS use of
mercury, thereby insurins 20 the sufferer speed
relei dlsPersiHg AL impurities and roofing out the
.TRIESEMAR,N Nos. I. and : are prepared In the
form OF lorenge, devoid of taste and smell, and
can be oarried ID the vaistooat pocket Sold m
GASES, and DIVIDED into separate doses ss admins-
tered y Napcen, IsllemsDd, Roux, Record, &C.
Prloe u each, or four for &e which sayct IS
&pd IN ~ ceses, whereby there il saving OF ~.
10 Dc bad, wholesale and retail, Of Or. BARROW,
1s4 Bleeoker street, four doors below McDoueI
street New York. Immediately on receiving re-
mlttanoe, DR.; Barrow Will forward the Triesemer
% any part OF the world, securely psoked and ad-
Creased according 20 the instructions OF the Vriter
sod also ey 8. CALVERT FORD, Jry Wssk-
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HELMBOLD,s EXTRACT RUCHu.

HELMBoLD's EXTRACT RUGRU.
Arising from Excesses, Habits of Dissipation,
Attssdsd ,sits .hs Jol!Otoins Symgtoms
asnG to DuJt S 81 S fSTsE
Horror Of Disease, Wakefulness,
pimn0ss of Vision, Pain in the Back,
Hot Hands, =. s.,. Flushing Of he Body.
D,n''' # FFEHSsiISS6; e. the Face
TPSTsEc' EIF Fifty E sfTf i% FITS
by thoss DIN ETUL 6fsEAs ESS ,Ul,O"
INSANITY AND GoN !, UNI
ueI, BgTS9NE VII GoSFE sSSSSsins'
Ard ttf Melancholy Deaths Sy Conssni1tion ''i0
TIE GWSiHTSHFITRSaTSEf 9 @SfKkA NEEEsscTED
Requires the aid of medicine to strengthen
Hf 1E{SfFf B6G Fl
TRIAL WILL coNvrNcE The MOST sxrpr1cAL.
OLD GO SSEHT2EHMHf s lS1IEsLs kkk4fkSIsD ON
IN MANY AFFECTIONS PECULIAR TO
dsf ei s % d Rpsa 3
lrregulaLity, Painfulness, or Suppression of Gus
Of the GtsfS %ss .srs
and for q complaints incident to the Z W neither
arising from lndiscrstlon, Habits Of Dissipation,
Decline OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
No FAMILY " s iEStIIsi s t'@ WITHOUT 1T
Take no more Balsan, Meresry, or xnplsaSant
Maf HEi Fl ES ri BvoR6
SECRET f DISEASES
Little or no ohsnge in Diet; No inooHvenfence;
:, n And &c ETposwsi
Urinate, thsrsDy Removing Instructions,
Preventing ant curing Structures Of the Urethra,
the GLASS Of diseases. and expellng all Poisonoxs
D'''e Tao RS aHSTb % Gfo S'f THOUSANDS
and who haya paid isevY ICES to be CURED in short
sbs up % The syssm %
''' III p PE sfSsa I IG!ris sn MARRIAGE.
Use HKtMsoLD's EXTRACT BucHu for all aaeo-
uOn' an0 O''f URINARY r. ORGANS.
"h''n'r 'Ali M%E Il OR FEMALE.
S' Long sfs matter of
4 HI SsEiSfP II s e''
aas ShH' f SHES 65a d
~ Will e
SCIENCE AND FAME.
Price 81 90 per bottle, or six for IS. co.
Delivered to any Address, securely packed fro
observation.
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AFFIDAVIT
the city Of Phi sde phi., "a r. HEGMBoL D. who being
duly sworn, doth cay. has PreParaions 90 tain no
but are purely vegetable. H. r. HELMBOLD
s~orn and subscribed before me, this sd day Of
November, 1854 ....---- = :
VIM. p. HIBBERD, Aidermos.
Ninth street, above Race, Phila,
Address letters for infosmat:on in confidence to
HI, =. HELMROLD, Chemist,
BEWARE OF COUNTERPEITS
AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS,
Who endeavor TO dispose OF THEIR own" and
"oIHKR" ARTICLES ON THE REPUTATION ATTAINED
Hembold's Genuine Preparations,
Sarsaparilla,
Improved Rose Wash.
Sold by 6. B. WAITE, 5as Seventh street, and g.
G. Form, JR., corner Penn. avenue and Eleventh
eye Ro AL HI 1sMHSSISTs E EEEREEYgHEEE,
Gut ont the advertisement and send Tor IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-19
THE EVENING STAR.
lFoR THE STAR.
HOW The OLD MANS MONEY GOES.

BIZ WIN. r. WILLIAMS.
The good old father never knows
But we know-aOw his money gees;
bis reckless son don't save the dimes
To lay aside for scaTcer times,
But sduanders al the llvelong day,
Till every dino has slipped away;
In one unceasIng jet IL Hows-
And shafts the way the money goes,
In spite of lectures from mamas,
IL goes for principe cigars
For whisky punch and viii XIV pop.
At every tempting liquor shop;
But, carried Keeling home to bed,
The last young man. wi, giddy head
With bloOd-stained eye, and blooming nose,
May wonder where the money goes.
The fast young man Is sure to treat
Zach sunshine lounger on the street
Must visit all the sights and show
And that's the way the money goes
HIS needs must call up every night
To see the hell sh-tigeT f ght,
And reckless wager gold by scores
nd that's the way the money goes!
Washing ton, July 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-19
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
u WASHINGTON BRANCH.

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, June 18TH
1850, trains will run as follows:
Leave Washington at 20 and 7.4o q. m.
Leave w ashington at $50 and $50 D. m.
On Sunday at s 20 p. m.
leave Baltimore at AS and 10 q. IN.
Leave Baltimore at Sis and 40 .. m.
On sunday at4 Is a. m.
Passengers for the East will take trains at 6.eO
and TAO q. m and % m.
For the w est at lao q. m. and so D. NJ.
For Annapolis at 7.40 m. and s 20 m.
For Norfolk at 40 q. IN.
On Saturday evening the $50 D. m. train goes to
Philadelphia only.
je 1S-d II III. PARSONS Agent.