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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

-, ..cbe,.. the constitutional age; Mr. stalworth Of
~. Democrat, and Mr.. Clark ID. Cochrane
e yorl Republican, who are both kept at
Soms nv ipdisposition. In this remarkably full
House Mr.. Pennington has cH''aioed : '''"' mo
jerity, III votes being cast for him am li0 aH''
him-Mr. Pennington himself, of all the n, amoe, :
present, alone not voting
No attempt was made yesterday to choose
Clerk or any other officer of the House. They oil
stand over till Friday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

The Senate did nothing Of consequence yester-
day A few bills were presented, and the body
went into Executive session, and then adjourned.
In the House, Dir. Pennington was chosen
Speaker on the first ballot. receiving III votes out
of 233 cast Some Of the Southern Members snarled
and snapped through the bare of their cage on the
result being announced, but we do not hear that
anybody was harmed thereby. In order to give
time for consultation in regard to the remaining
officers of the House. and the formation of the Com
mittees the House adjourned over till Friday.
The time occupied in getting an organization Is
within two days Of being as much as was consumed
in the election of Mr. Banks, though the number oil
baDotines is far less, Mr. Pennington being chosen
on the 4itb ballot, while Mr.. Banks was chosen on
the l33d. The contrast between this election aud
that of Mr.. Banks is highly favorable to the Repub
Ieans of to-day 1t marks decided and suo'tan-
tial progress. When Mr. Banks was elected, the
House consisted Of 22e members. oi these'
he received but J03 votes. The House nav
10 previously adopted the Plurality rue
this number wac sufficient, Gov. Aiken OF South
Carolina the leading candidate in oppose
tion having but 100. There were 10 scatter
ing votes aud Is absentees on that OCCASION
Now the House was full, with the e1cep-
ton Of three members-Mr. BrOwa OF Ken
lucky, Democrat, who is understood to withhold
his vote in consequence OF hia uOl having quite
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02
Now Beaay--The Irrepre ssibie Consisf.

It contains the famous speech Of Mr.. Seward at
Rochester in which he pointed ont the fact of tie IT.
repressibe Conflict the equally famous speech of Mr.
OCOnOr at the Academy of Music, cOntendng that
Negro Slavery is not unjust; M Conors recent lei.
ter to certain New-York merchants on the sub
ject and brief collection of the opinions of eminent
men with regard to Slavery. $fS per 1000; q 50
per 100; 50 cents per dozen; and cents single
70 prepay postage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

The Republican STAG Committee of this State
have taken very unexpected, naa We think very
sLwise and uncalleifor courss in directing tho
delegates to the Chicago CoEssntion to be cho-
sen not by the people Of the respective DISTRICTS al
has hitherto been the practice in the Republican
party of New-Yofk, but by State Convention spe>
cialy called for the purpose. The reason for tks
unwholesome innovation, which cannot but be re-
garded with Gspessure asa distrust by large pro-
portion of the people, is al the more xpcable TO
us, because there can % no doubt as to the vote
Of New iork in the National Convention, however
the dele gates may be selected. The proposed
methoS though used in several States, and recesAy
adoV!ei here by the Sof Democrats as ameans OF
safely packing thsir delegation TO Charleston, an
anomaly which should be 6anished from our pahscs.
No one body Of men ought to assemble 10 choose
another body Of men TO represent constituencies
whose proper Mncten aud whose desire u TO elect
their osn representatives. These woaa be just |"
much sense in choosing the Members OF Congress
fion this State by the Legislature, there IA In
State Convartion choosing delegates to represent
these same Congressional Districts in National
Convention.
The practice of the Republicans of Ne@-York
hitherto haylog been in harmony With tkese vews,
WE depccate the present departure fcom the priu-
cpe OF bringing the popular representative as near
as possible 70 the people he represents, as lraugas
With a'aseT to the hnr,ne.! aad integrity u tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

The steamer City of Manchester put into st.
Johns yesterday short Of coal. She has one days
later news, having lett Queenstown on the 18th
inst, with Paris dates to the 10Th. A rumor was
current in Paris that the Congress would meet on
the 18th of February. Another rumor was, that
Antonelli had resigned bis position at Rome. And
ii was also reported that treaty of commerce had
been concluded between France and England
The London Daily Ne1s states that Lord Cowley
brought no proposition whatever from the French
TO the English Governments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

The Snow. storm which came on Tuesday night
was succeeded by bitterly cold weather. which con-
tinued throughout yesterday and last night. Nor
was it confined to this vicinity. The same severe
weather prevailed north, east and west of
us. At midnight, here, it had moderated some
what, and yet the thermometer marked ten degrees
above zeIO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

EI-Goy. Chase has been nominated for United
States Senator by the Republican caucus of the
Ohio Legislature. The election takes place to-da5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02
THE HYropHospHrrEs IN CONSUMPTION.

SSeven oa botlee 81. Sixtoen o. bottles, &2)
st. vincenrs Hospital, where hey have been used very
extensively we have witnessed the NAKED aud exsord
nary effect IN sbatng the symptoms Of Phh In
In some when eperr other remedy had ced to relieve
the cough sweating and consequent exhaustion the HypohO
pafts effected HSTrRE IMMUNITY sHsrross"-
Medical Press.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

shan DO considered an individual right, 10 ~ eter-
ci.ea throughout the length and broadts OF ''e
country.
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MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD.

Dr. WADswoKTH's DRY UP FoK THE CATAkkh.-A newly newly
peTect and speedy for this loshsoe disease
- ~ or om in every Of Cssrh severe or light the
Si,esse should removed as possible oI sVe use
A. soreness the wiudppe dry eoug chronc IN
eaaon OF the lungs dizziness, du pain Ia the hesa WI"
sensation Of weight the loss Of the senses OF
d. ard tsnR and various painful neuralgia stectionA Ihefe
l. not any mistake about thssboye Ieedy and y may %
bad Of TIE subscriber General agent ior ths aa T
the CsDadas. n u % hi.lsSIoSSi 80 " - N,Usus
soid in New ork by Dudley stafford ana Z. Weis
Co. Also by j. Aiken Jr, No 2so hudson q. rIISs VI
PRoF. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIyE.We have
1850 10 nae this famous preparation Of Prof WooDs
80 iesnV its qualities 6nd that where the
ali thn il viii thicken It. gray will restore 70 ITS es
~ color likewise II gives glossy appearance a. OH ~ AeeP
~ hsIr ftom falling off, Baltimore Clipper
nsnos No 144 Broadway, and sold eyeTywheSs
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Business Notices.

sr.-as JR. STAFFoRD's OLIVE Tar
IHoK AND suLPHvs FowpsEs
rrnOlr AyD Use DnEA'ss
y,s- q. Rrr, Mr. cronk eeneaI i0sSfs 4"er'''" BS'e
oYSrcs No sx BNoOux-sr,
tnaaf Nkw-YoRx Jan 10, 1890
, nseS With an election o. the Throat ard Right Lung
which ScO .CHsyha. serious, wss i Induced S through SS
sulphur Powders. Under the inaSenee ofhsse Remedies su
Re SSs you're a.Ts been entirely srsyt csosu
Read tn. following from D. a. MrrcaEL1, esq, retired
METROPOLITAN HorRL Nnw. YORK Jan. g. 1889
Dr. srAEaaRDDeoT Sir For three years have snf
thought spending the Inter ma Spns IN the South but
bsv u..a your Olive Tar and Iron ans sulphur Powders and
the Ms.ss Leland Of the Mssropots1 Hotel and other friends
Who he'd 1.ed thsmj but as always relied my Phycsn
s S ~ SH' s,.S e. snSo%
GSd . E s sS hS I'VE s and with I 70 r..
In weet or ten DAYS after CONNIE ncns ths
srsss ths. considered myse hcursd
All the inlar astiop and cling about my throat s'Y
have recently applied your Olive Ter to bad sprsn and
ibnnd that was cured in avery short time
feel not only tpisuIs but dHy to make tn
done continue DO ieeltht am doing -sOOd SER
vice. Snd Contributing to the reie OF 'oaesH an%snliy
81. Very truly, yours ~ n '"i'"~
TIE JoRosis1 sdiforidA er.tea ~ s.e -, - ~,
editor Of hs ETasr IN H. NsvtLsfier 'ase" gro" N4'
gapev Of Aprsi2 ,,.,., - t..
d "a Pulmonary difficulties would again call the atten-
s ~ u6erer 10 TIN invaluable remedy. We have used IL
oTsr year and great hdenCe is efficacy remedy
or the which prescribed We have also used Dr.
SULPHUR POWDERS and have grest con
Sdenee them Tonic the system generally
sr0 vi0oY We BOTH and know that there
the slightest touch qusckery inpostue connected
With them They compounded BY sPrRccs and scientific
shemlt aud made eomomabe accurate knowledge Of
physo.ogy.
ILLUSTRATED CIRcrLAk RRAE ny NAIL. -
lfwaT Tar bOtt a ~
PowaeIs package and charge tt postage. For 20
In MONEY or stamps Olive aud package of Pow
AsSress Taz Os3E Tan CO.,
No. 3Ij broadway, New York.
oo,n Drv~a LUu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

THE HYPoPHosPHITEs IN NERVOUS DEBILITY.
mo II-Ws weldehned case Of debility, mental
and physical Of fourteen fifteen years duration AT h very
small doses produced considerable stimulation The remedy was
continued and followed by The most charming f"Proses
have under any treatment In hc' TINS pae Wv
cared that THE MEDICINE LITERALLY WORTH
IN eoLDr-J. O. Hollns, D.. Baltimore, Dec ~ 1898
The above cases were treated only with
"wrscHksrsR's GxSutSx PEsPARArIos.'
Sold by Calender Co.. Third and Wsnutst' fha' wal
ton Mason No &c emont-s, Boston Made from the ohs
nal suu. of Dr. Churchill Wholesale and retail at the sole
pepot J. WrScnHsrsR No ~ Johns N Y
TONES, Son & MELyAIN,
No MAIDEN LANE,
New.York,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers In
GbHs, PisroLs,
CrrLrRY PLATED WAVE, JKwKLRY, FANCY G0oDs,
BRusHBs PKRYUaDRl, AND SOAPS.
wesley Richards celebrated Guns.
c., 80. g.. Msy's Caps Wedding, and CaItridgeE
ooie Agents ''i Hekfor's Army and Model Razors
Adams Patent Revolving Pistols
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

Tur GySrci.N SANAToRIUM,


Socially instituted Ladies, Is ready io the reception
OF patients The Insiuon dsSy 'ocs. s Ss M al
ssn.srss Of both country and city life and pTGSsa wn
.,s facility fS s ySdTsson S are Apply
TsxsS C1sPBsu, Once No 81 West asd-.t.
DR MARSH continues TO apply his RADICAL
euns TKUss with success in eaeeng permanent cures Of hSi
- 4 private rooms, Also TsEE. Of every ds'sp0. for
permanent retention Of RuPaIs Bathing st Ess.c SDesnf
Rps. csps Xnke.s and all Surgical appliances SoSnlsAy
ssSisS. ~ H1Sss 4 Co, No. vesey-,.., N Y.
FIRE PROOF SAFES.
SrEAKss MaKvMs
wILDEH PATEsT sALAHn ~ rS sgt Thousand sold
sBd hall year. IN pss"i W. svi,s Purchasers
20 81 md anime the Certificates Of Of the most respect
sbIs Phn IL the Country large assortment LOT SAFE vac
O''"t No NMuR=arsT., Nsv.yS.r.
HERRIxG's PATENT CHAMPION
Pas and Be Esr = nj =. s;Ts,..
AfOsd the Srsss'' security Of any SAFE in the "SiS
No PSI Broadway, opposite City HAn, n I.
HOILOwAY's OINTMENT, unlike the remedies
live day hs been before the public for
quarter Of century esecng cures IN the most hopeless cases
Of old sores, esnters, and ulcers
STICK TO IT,
As BsAHEs's csEpIcALLI PRSPAKsD 6LUH does In every
Depot No loi FascD -, Nsw.Yort.
r,s.. Taos JOHssos, Agent.
SPALDM0s PREPARED GLUE
pss'gL " sIHHi horss
a. Foh eALH EYkkfWhhkh
Hanufssiured By n. O. sPALDISe Co, No. ~ Csdhr.
PosrOkoe address, Box No. S6Oe.
BARRY's TRICoPHEROUs
u che best and cheapest article for Dressing
BeantfyinE Cleansing Curling
Preserving and Restoring the Hair
E.6ss. by ~ For sale By Drusssts and rerionsiI
BACHELORS HAIR DYE, Wigs, and ToUpEEs
,ndv.e4 They light easy, durable and Ut 20 charm
~ sh-nsiaS nor tuning behind BAToHELoEs HAik Drs,
- - 10 ~ world the only harmless aad Fsis Dds Dye kne"
kypiied q he Esctoty, removed 70 NO. 70 oooe-%.
pogTAGE STAMPS g aud 10 oents), for sale at
% oAsss
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Aeip'llurk DAILY Gtibm,re
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1860.

WIZ. Pirrox WATERBURY Conn, receive, Tss Tsrsrss
At l2m.
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HUGHES, DUPUY & GRIEVANCE,

HUGHES, DUPUY & GRIEVANCE,
No 34l Broadway,
prepared to offer the trade largo aud wei selected
sssoTtunent OF
PARIs FANcT GooDs,
which comprise In part:
French aud Chinese FANS, In great variety.
SILK NRrs, CoRTUkBs, and HEAD-DREssEs
Fancy HAIR Pms and COSBs-new styles.
sLIDxs and BUCKLES. Of steel pearl, Jet. and gill
Git and Steel JEwELRY
DRRss BvTTOKs GARTEAS GUAkD CHAINS
PuRsKs Brushes, ACCoRDRoSs kc., TO which tbs tten
tion Of buy era a respectfully solicited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02
THIRTY.FIvE SECONDHAND SAFES

viii ,en at very low prices SECOsD sAsKs OF kyEEI
s of he most approved makers msny Of Wnieh are almost
ns l have taken exchange for LILLE CHILLED AND
WEvrsnTKos sAFE Call and examine large variety e''ue
,v.r,house Of How as lAPKovRD STANDARD SCALES.
FKASK r. HOWE No 2O3 Broadway,
First block below the Aston House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-15
A FASHIONABLE LOVE LETTER.
Monus publishes the following letter Just re-.
oelved from a lover who went abroad to see the
priEe-fght. An explanation of the current
slang in which it is written, is appended.

.AoIus Pnohsnes the IoiloWlng letter Just re-
oelyed from lover who went abroad to see the
prize-fght. An explanation of the current
slang In which 1T Is written, is appended
Ben CAUyT's ST. MARTINS LAND,
LONDON, April 20, 1860.
Dearest Emma: Your last reached me on the
day after the mill 1l-blessing on the darling
bunch OF fvesl2l that scribbfed it, I kissed
tue signature again and again, for the sake of
the dear little dsddleT2l that will one day make
me the happiest bufferI3l going. How shall
describe NY feelings on reading it, IL our rIo-
rious Benicis had administered an auctioneerI4l /
on my knowledge-box[5l, l couldn't have been
more completely grassed[6l Tears came into
my peepersI7 as devoursd those lines of love
ana tenderness, as eagerly as ever milling
covelSI in training walked intoI9l his raw beef
steak. A boy might have foored me by a tap
over the snufer tray[lOl with his little finger
And the sight of the photograph of your lovely
mug almost overpowered me? How well I
recall each feature,-those ogles II2,l blue as
the midsummer sky-that conk II3I with its
delicate acqaline curve-that rosy tipped later
trap ll4I-those ivories ISL whittier than the
whltest pearl-that fair skin, where the claret
no mantles and bushes. Again and again
did press the counterfeit presentment TO nv
kisser H. wishing that the dear original were
present, her nut Isl reclining lovingly on my
bread-basket JIG, her grafton trap 1901 mar
nlurlpg words OF endearment in my lugs T21, i
her mawley I22l clasped in the fiipper I23I of
her adorer -
All, Emma! love has got my pimpIe I24I in
ehancery l25,I and is fbbing l26I away merci-
lsssly, giving me no end of nasty 'uns 27;l the
pepper rs endure from him is past telling
ne may go IN and finish me any day. He has
1t all his own way; can't counter 1921 on his
mob 80, or do anything but take my punish
ment. And l don't care how soon the sponge
Is thrown up in token of victory
nfa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-15

HE HALFHANGED HIGHWAYMAs.-One
would naturally suppose that man who had
suffered all the horrors of hanging Just short Of
actual death, would never risk the galIows
again; but, such, in one case at least, was not
the result A housebreaker named Smith was
hanged at Ty burn, Dec "a, l7O5, and when he
had hung nearly fifteen minutes, the people
shouted ga reprieve!" He was cut down, bled
and he recovered So y. =
When asked what his feelings had been. he
repll ID In substance that when he was turned
on, he for some time was sensible of yery great
pam, occasioned by the weight of his body, and
felt his spirits IN strange commotiop violently
pressing upwards; that having forced their way
70 ms heao, ne, a. il were, saw great blaze or
giaring hgnt which seemed to 90 out of the
eyes with flash, and then he lost all sense of
pain, that after he was cut down, and began to
come to himself, the blood and spirits forcing
themselves into their former channels. mt
him, by sort Of pricking or shooting, to such
intolerable pain that he could have wished
those hanged who had cut him down. Ever
afterwards he went by the name of "Half.
hanged Smith" This fellow soon returned 70
his formef evil habits, and was again tried at
the Old Bailey for housebreaking; but the jury
brought in special verdict, leaving the affair
to the decision of the twelve judges, who de-
cided in favor Of the prisoner Even this sec.
ond wonderful escape did not deter him from
resuming his malpractices;- and the third time
he was to have been brought to trial, but the
prosecutor died before the day appointed, and
thus he once more got free. Nothing is known
Of bis subsequent history.
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SINGULAR DEATH.-On last W ednesday evening
Mr.. Cooper was run over and killed by a train
Of ears on the Hudson River Railroad at Carmans-
vile. The accident was unsvoidable on the part
OF the engineer, and the coroners jury exonera.ed
him from all blame. The deceased was terribly
deep impression upon the engineer. who saw the
whole occurrence without ability-to prevent t.
The next day he did not drive his locomotive
but the day following he concluded to try itagain
accompanied, however, by a brother engineer
As he approached Carmausyiile, he became in
stantly agitated, and. upon passing the place where
tie accident occurred he tainted away. He never
revived, and died the following evening literally
heartbroken. II Is said that he was one Of the
best engineers on the road .
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bloom Of youth, when she can of herself ruin
men no longer, she may still gain vile sub
sistence by linking her fortunes, as hes been
said above, to those Of scme younger adyen-
turess; Or she may degenerate to the keeper
ship OF some houses supported by the lusts of
men But, In the one case and in the other,
1t is fearful retribution that the Fast Woman
incurs for the brief triumphs of a profigate
youth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-15

MAY 10TH, 1860.
PENING
AsON.
McDONNELL'S
CATAWBA GINGER WINE.
Our Grooers and Citizens
will please
Bear IN Mind
that
The Season for this
MOST HEALTHFUL
PURE BEVERAGE
Is Now Open.
The Agent in Baltimore
Has Reoeived
A Large STOCK
And will be happy TO receive the orders
of his
washington Friends.
Qualify GEarantssd Strictly Pxrs.
JAS. MCDONNELL,
General Agent,
ma 1o-T.r,&s-tr Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-15

III The authorities in England are determined
to prevent q second meeting Of Heenan and Savers
and as far az the belt is concerned IL would seem
that Herman stands no chance Of receiving sub.
stsntial Testimonials Of the public admiration
A correspondent says that Sayen will never prob
ably visit the United States this hummer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-15

REMovED.-J. R, p. SCHWARTZ not:ae.
GYsTER oPENfNG EsfABrissHac.NA@ ssHacNA@
MINT from the corner of 18th and e nv
OF Penn. avenue, where he will be happy to serve
ali who may call on him. at his usual reasonable
rates. MAJ * ~
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EDUCATIONAL.

A.. MRS MscoReIcK's SCHOOL
NIRS. MCCORMICK desires 90 inform her
friends and the public fenerny thai she will resume
the duties Of her School the LIST Monday In Sep
tember next.
The course Of study pursued will comprise sll the
branches requisite 10 thorough English educa-
tion.
In addition to her day scholars she 10 desirous Of
receiving into her family few pupils ss boerdcrs,
aged from 10 10 u years, Who VIII be under her nm
mediate care and oversight
Her Arrangement for the accommodation and
due care Of pupils have been CONSIDERABLY incrses6
desiring particular information with reference %
her school may apply 20 w. ID. wallsoh. Editor
For terms and further particulars apply - her
reeldence-No. 80 Cameron street, AlexkRdrtA. Va.
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A MRS. WINSLOw,
IAN Experienced Nurse and Female Physician.
presents to the attention of mothers, her
50 IT HING SYRUP.
Fer Children Teet


Fer Children Teething,
which greatly facilitates precs Of t.tbnr ~ s.ssss-
ing the f1ms reducing all infsmmetisn-vi sliay
PAIN and spssmodic action, and 10
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS.
DEPEND upon it, mothers will give yssr,slvss
RELIEFAND HEALTH TO YO UR INFANTS
We have put and sold ysars
cAh SAY, IN coNfIDfNcR AND TRUTH Of IT, what We havs
Msdiens-Nfvsa MRS. MAS 1T FAILlD,IN
Frcr A cuRE wINsLOw,s sh.n tm,I, u,.s
nalS Ts 81 t.s SOOTHING an in.tane. q di.
sn: q. sS sS.tfS5y, ssr: SYRUP, d:sht.d with il:
highest eommsndstoh Of its sieal .fsc,s and medical
virtues. We speak in :his matter !" WHAT Know"
after ten ysars sxptrisncs, AND rLEDGR RKPUTA-
TIos Fok THE FULFtLMENT OF WHAT HERR DE-
lag from PAIN and Ehauson, relief will in ffssp
Or twenty minutes after the syrup 10 administ,rsd
This raluaos preparation tbs prescription Of Of
most rrrHRIyNCID and sKILFUL NURsEs in New Eng.
land and ha, bssn used with NEvER-FAILrFG sUcczs. 10
THO USANDS OF CASES.
net snly rssvs the child from pain but tbs
stomach and bowels corrscts acidty rvss tone
energy TO the whols system. II will almost instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND CoLIc,
ana Gr'tcom' con'u,i.ns, which, il not speedily r'm.dsd
AND sUREsTRkM. FOR Tpy,ntb. woRIp
IN all case, Of DYs- CHILDREN ENTRY and DIAR
sr... fr,n n .SL .a5nr TEETHING 0RttS, t, .S,h:G il
cause We vouIds say every mother who bds a child suf
srng from any Of the going eomplants-po NOT LET
YOUR eRfJUDICEs, NOR THE PREJUDIcEs OF OTHERS,
sUEk-ss,, AssoLUTELY sURE-to follow the Of this
msdcint, II timely used Full directions for using will
mRTs PESKs gSi s1n. gsnu2. unless tn. iss ,lm,ls
soId by Druggists throug ghoutths world.
Principal Ohee. No 10 Cedar Street, N. 7.
Price only IS Csnts psr BottIs. ss IL dkvly
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WOOD AND COAL.

F E fuELF & LIZ
have now one OF the most extensive stooks Of
Whlts Ash Broken Coal, Rsd Ash Esr Coal,
WhIts hIte AsS AsS s Ess Ca, ked Ash stcye Co.'S
Treverton Free Burning. Do. Run Of Mime.
Egg and stove sizes. Do. Smiths Coal,
Wood, sawed and split. in al oascs.
All Of which viii sell st the lowest prIoes Cor the
cash. for 50 or 80 days paper, well secured.
. All accounts now standing will be presented
before the lst OF January 1850, and Il ID earnestly
II. w BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer, l<th and c sts.,
de9 near Canal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-15

PARAEEEHIEEEE9 EHE E9H 2II,i 70 ur xyow,,
We are now receiving PaIafine Oil direct from
the works In western Virginia.
The suality oft is excellent, producing steady
brilliant and beautiful light and more pleasant to
This Oil is free from adulteratlon and very much
at this time.
III 1t is in no way explosive
We keep also supply of the most approved
styles Of Lamps, &o., for burning this OIL
KING & BURCHELL,
Agents for its sale for the District of Coumbia
Corner Fifteenth ct. and Vermont ay
Great Kanawha Coal and OIL Company. ma III