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Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-29

EXPRESS AND MAIL.-Grecnhoo Il Newbauer,
bankers and eXpressmen, have made arrangement is
with the California Stage company to carry the
mails between Shasta and this place, until the
stages can resume their trips. This may be as
soon as Lowden's bridge is rebuilt and it may
not be for two months. Mr.. Jos. V0shay, their
ndefatigable messenger, has made his regular
trips ever since the storm commenced, notwith-
standing the snow is from four to six feet deep
on the intermediate mountains.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-29

An OLD FASHIONED SrORM.-Snow commenced
falling on Friday night of last week, and contin-
ued most of the time until Wednesday night. In
the neighborhood Of town the snow is from two
to three feet deep, while at Scofeld mill, three
miles to the northeast, it is full five feet. On
Browns mountain, it is over six feet deep. 1t is
the certain forerunner of successful mining
season. Miners and business men are elated at
the prospect.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-29

CnANGE.-Elill Beachy, formerly of Red Bluff,
has assumed the proprietorship of the Empire
Hotel, Shasta.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-29

FREsHET DAMAGE.-On North and East Forks
of Trinity, the late flood did great damage.
Fumes were entirely demolished, and in several
instances dams carried away. The one at the
head of Everest 4 Co.'s fume, on East Fork, is
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

BROWN'S HOTEL-y II Carroll, sc: w y
PPs@lsP Siytins,aa Bf g. a Ball f.nsn
nh"s Dorsey, L. Tyeinger, Md; j II Harm.n, Geo
n w HAT ~ TGwls, and f,ny sis.
Alexander, Boulder and fam. Miss ROu den
Mss L%nerwlne. y; hlofaIt, Tenn; Cordit
tT sS, az a. ana son, Pa u VI odhsm, Ii rhomas
SurcI Ard family. : c; II Haskins' : ,;resn w
RG Maddox. Va; somerviIis, Tenn; B H.at,
Pa; u samson, w Preston. u s y; u b Down,
ing AND lady, CT; p III Scott, Va
NATIONAL HOTEL.-W 7. Scott. Mo: Mr.
FFS,sSst'w' ks GsaTfaId Va: puT:in, NJ;
NJ; Zsekes; Pa; Reed. NJ; Lord' a pa t =
pp "a ia; Wa,,ey. SC; Fl Simons, Maynard,
Ell S Sase n ~; w stewart. Pa; Or rowner-;
rs and lady. Pa; n Mitohei!, Nd; + Coitten 5sr
M ' c FoH Ma Hon MeCles1y, Nd; Sot'Is
stake, n Gsntz, ]. stsnhops Bn S bITis Ro,
hng. Md; Mclaughlin Va; q Niob nffs,on ~ c nGw
Mrs WaikIn.a Msss, = Thuam sp, NY;G Edron,
MsssHs; Ny; Re Swain, nc; F JorreIi. J 1r'. Pa
-. Smlta. do; Wm HendrIcksan. Ny; c r. Hend,
bradley. do Mrs MentfatG and child, NJ ~ y !
StanThe,ryf La RIbcs, Md; c \ Westminster.
Part and M sdt d." b BaHkbqIn; do;
Mss d leopard; Pa; II a. HzsoalI. USA: NJ on 4
t1ngtriora, and lady, Vt; w Gash"m. va: "
Ssirh. s ss lsS al; y Esyes S3d family. NY
niece. Md; Il w Russell, Ct. GU"
WASElSGT; HQCSE.-Hon C Beals, NY:
snh Ian dSaEIbdep Mrs schwartz, Pa; T Cox, lady
cisrfs. Ha j jin%ss a Mas; b. EysPr NJ
wife and children. NJ; L. Harw1od' Ps u'eS'
NkNikkMOoD HOr &c Goddard, F. Tracy.
R.r.npost Tennj Ss ssh1 v:;; Nd NJ; GSodsi
waters, NC; II Maxley, Va "o'' DrI' n
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THE EVENING STAR.
"KISSING ON THE Sly

HI. ma Ely whisker swept her cheek
She uttered no reply
How could she part her lips TO speak,
w Ells kissing on the sly
Tl"ro's such sum of smackIng bliss
That CTDsus could not buy
Tbs honeyCd worth of ono swoot kiss
That's taken on the sly.
Oh, this kissing on the sly
This kissing OF th9 sly
TtuS woOiHg, winning styis of SHINING.
Missing on the sly.
The maiden moe one Hiss received
DSmurely wInked her eyc,
And with the air of one barsaved.
she hCaved . heavy Sigh;
ALsIn that way ward whIsker pressed
d. r check. she bTrathcd-Oh my
How grateful 70 the burthened breast
THIS kissing on the siv.
On. thIS kissing on the sly
This kissing on tn sly
DOwnrIS ht delicious, o'en malicious,
kIssIas ON tHesl
Though rigid rule declare the deed
To DO n crime so high,
No lover dare denv the deed
Oh kissing ON the sly;
ThOuEh Pas and Mas beTate and prate.
Til DulcIHeaS CIV.
The custom dOH't bit abato
OF Missing on the sly.
On. this kissing on the sly
This Missing OF thn sly
Intensely thTIilin.-IToutla killing.
Missing Oh the sly.
While living thus a single life.
w hat happier lark than |.
Wh"n OPPORTUNITY without strife
A glorious chance descry
To scIzr IN" dainty treasure which
Nc TuyaitI - OutvIe;
Than me. no nabOh half so rich,
Thus kissing on the sly.
oh. this kIssInx or tho sly
Ave, kissing on the sly
THIS trIk!y 'rlFtIng, care eXemptIng,
Missing on the sly
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TOBIAS, OPTICIAN.
Il as PENN. AVENUE, BIT. ~ AND 9Th Sfs.

rs PENN; AVENUE, BIT. ~ AND 9Th Sfs.
above place, where may always be found, toS
on ny 81 70 !.
AS n my capabilities, and the satisfaction have
Discriminate from the many testimonials in this city
and elsewhere, that have of the most eminent gem,
my sdvertiserent the ationa ntes encer s to be
read az guide to those who wish to he we'll suited.
ther DO warrant '.iSe any other Glasses to suit
Fl % read
Tbs Is certainly phase to endeavor to improve
an pubs to ne to %aSs
them believe suoh nonsense. l can only add that if
DO G sG will
You Will at al times Ind IN my Esssablishment
and E febbss
ESss SFFR REEBiSSF WAf TSHS
kER RS; ara e I'm EiNGkASyyERs StAssEs, AID isTse
MANY TESTIMONIALS.
From AIS E1e'l1s"ey, SAG Gersrro. Of v;'s'rsa:
have tried pair of cb 2ef f rom
Mr., Tobias, and find them of great assistance my
'ns' '0'a' NM aENk s37 a. 2WPffs!sEsn
Fton tic lat. Hon. Judge Batter
,-,soomu.nd.d. WHAsH ING July H. la5S
Nm to
Measurement, and he has made me pair of Specfa-
cles that suit me admirably. A. P. BUTLER.
Fo1s tAs Hon. Secretary Of Stats Of Virs,s,e,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
RICHMOND. Dec. 81. 1853.
Dedr Str: Gov. Wise having shown me the Spee-
tacles you sent him. and discovering that the FOCUS
was precisely suitable tn my vision, kindly offered
to enclose them to yOu to have Glasses substi-
tnted have since received them, and am gratIfied
that the Glasses fully meet my expectation, and
give my eyes great relief The pebbles You have
used are really superb. enclose herein the amount
of your bill Very respectfully, &C..
GEO. w. MUNFORD.
JOHN TOBIAS, ESQ, Washington, ID. C.
From Prof. BacAs.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IA, 1853.
have used pair of Glasses of Brazilian Pebbles
furnished by Mr.. Tobias with great satisfaction
They clear, of figure, and well mounted
A. ID. BACHE.
III Please observe that my Establishment Is on
Penn. avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets.
TOBIAS AMBKOTYPE ROOMS,
Where you will obtain good Likeness, equal to
any other Establishment. and At moderate charges.
u a. 2av ~ ~"
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MEDICINES.
IT IS NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY,
l. SINCE ALL,
OLD AND YOU NC.
v1z:-rHAT PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR

vrz:-rHAr R RkE92EE5sSsx4ty WooD's HAIR
the hair; il used two or three times week to any
imaginable age Perfectly, restore the gray, cover
It wh so nd
preserve the scalp free from all disease to the great
Cle!gymep. Professional men, and Gentlemen and
ladies' Of all oasses all over the woIia, pear test
Read the following, and judge:
HICKORY GROVE, ST. Charles CO. Me. Nov la, 81.
PROF. U. J. woop-DeaT Sir: Sometime last summer
udassd to your H,Ir Restorative and
effects wonderful feel our duty to you and the
been p.rf.cty covered with sores. and .Om. called .esd
head The hair almost entirely came of consequence
Rsssosatre; did with little hope of but
surprs asd that OF all our friends. few applications
r.morrQ the disease entirely, and new aud ururant
crop started OFT, and say that
s1y We an DO Hs
mend US perfect remedy for all diseases OF
the scalp srd ntlr. We are, yours respectfully,
GEORGE w HIGGiSBoTHAM,
SARAH A. HIGGINBoTHAM.
PROF wPsD-Dear Sir: My hair bad, for several years
been becoming pTematursly gray accompanied by harsh
which rendered application of oil
i've ahous Two mouth. ago il was ia that don; aud ha,
ing Continued m within the last three weeks has
natural color, ard assumed sonsss and ustrs
greatly be preferred thOs. produced BY the application
Of oils or any other nave ussd rtg.5d as an
used Hair Restorative for the simple purpose Of
dressing or 6saufylag the hA'r You have permission TO
that is cl1iTed for It.
MRS. Z. SYMoNDs, ia Third street
CINCINNATI, o, Feb. 10, 1857.
WELLISGToN, Mo Dee ) 1857.
PROF. WoOD-Dear Sir: BY the advice Of friend Of
mine, who has been Hair Restorative in
ducsd try had the tune last May, and
nearly hair my head came Now nv hair has
great deal thicker than Nothing but
duty and sympathy that fee others who
afflicted as | have been would induce give this
public OF the benefit have received from
Prof W Ood-s Hair Restorative.
Yours respectfully, A. r. JACOBS
The Restorative put up bottles of three zes.
VIZ: large, medium. and small the small holds half
pint and retaiis for one dollar per bottle; the me-
dunn holds at least twenty per cent moro In proper
ton than the small, retalls for two dollars per bot
tie; the largo holds quart. 40 per cent. more in
proportion, and retals for S3a bottle.
o. WOOD & CO., Projectors, SIP Broadway,
New York, Tin the great y. Y. Wire Railing Estab-
lsh ment,) and ia Market street, 81. Louis, Mo-;
and sold by all good Drugg lists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. ia 5-eOSm
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~>0>~>

Suspicious CHARACTKR.-Thomas Morgan a
voungstsr about twenty wears of age, and Railing
from Rhode Island, arrived here Monday
morning last and that afternoon arrested and
Gagged FOR being found in conversation with d
negro about the late HarPer's Ferry raid and the
execution OF John Brown. When called before
the Mayor yesterday, Tom pretended to be limo
cent OF all bad intentions, and was sorry for what
he had done. The Mayor held him in custody as
a suspicious character to give him an opportunity
% show who he is and what is his busintss.-
Richmond Dispatch.
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IL Cassius NJ Clay announces through the
Louisville Journal. that OH the 10th of January he
will, in the town of Frankfort, XIV, vindcate the
pFinci Piles and aims of the Republican party
agains; the assaults of Vice President Breckin-
ridge and Governor Magotin, and asks all the
papers in favor of justice and fair play copy his
card
ITA wife and Mother, makes very sensi-
BILE appeal in the New York Times for gentleHr N
who make calls in that city to beware OF the in
toxicating glass. Her suggestion as to the remedy
is excellent-to provide no liquors.
II The Courier DIES Etats Unis of New York.
Presented to its readers the entire message in
French, the morning after ii was delivered in
Washington.
III Patrick Maude of Newark New Jersey,
sentenced 10 death for the murder of his wife and
whose execution was appointed for next Thurday,
mas been rePrieved by Gov. Newell for one week
STORM TH8 BLACK SKA-A private letter
dated iialatz, November ~, states that a terrific
storm had lately visited the Black Sea- which
proved destructive 20 upwards of forty vessels
UJ-In one of the counties of that state saws the
ATLANTA ('ia Patriot they have inflicted as hig b
~ 213 lashes upon the bare backs of certain per
sons unprecedented as aboitiOnists
III There Were upwards of 800 prizes distri-
buted at the Girard College Philadelphia Fri
day. for good conduct and Improvement In schol-
BrshiP Fifteen new pupils are to be admitted.
THE Boor AND SHOE TRADE The Savannah
News saws that plan is maturing there for the
manufacture OF shoes a scale sufficiently large
to supply the wants Of the vicinity.
u The Chicago (Iu.) Herald SAYS that the
railroad centering in that city have determined to
issue no more passes halffare to clergy
men.
II The friends Of Gen. Simon Cameron, In
Northumberland county, Pa, and the region
round about, are forming Cameron clubs
NJ The Cherokee council lately passed act
forbIdding free negroes a residence in their Ter
ritOrY but their chief vetoed it,
W Throughout Virginia, clergymen are re-
quired to give bond before they can marry per-
sons.
II boy in Cincinnati had both Of his ewes
blown out on Monday, by the premature dis
charge of pistol.
Uy-The cheapest gas in the United States Ia
sold In fittsburg, at 81 80 per thousand feet
III There Were 1000 cmigrants arrived NJ
New York for the year closing on Saturday.
:, II Union meetings wers recently Geld in
Knoxville. Tenn , and Maysville, Ky
III During 1859 there were built at Pittsbryy
Ia and vicinity, 81 steamboats,
10 Oysters sell at Havana at 81 per hundred
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT TIRES

TRIESEMAR, /, Q, 4 3,
Protected ty Royal L>tf.,s P1teat of Esslnsd osd
secKrsd BY the Seals of the EcoEe de Pharr1neit 10
Pa-tS, AID the Imperial COLLEGE Of Medtctse,
VteaHd.
No. l is invaluable for exhaustion, Spermator-
rhra. and all physical disabilities.
No. 2 completely Grad oates all traces of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the nau
seous and pernicious use of copavia and oubebs.
No. has entirely surplanted the injurious use of
mercury, thereby lnsuring to the sufferer speedy
relief. dispensing all impurities, and roofing out The
venom ofdisea.e.
TRIESEMAR, Nos. 1 g and are prepare in the
form of a loEengs, devoid Of taste and SMELL and
can be carried IN the waIstooat pocket. Sold In tin
cases And DIVIDED into separate doses, as admins
tered by ValPeau, La'lemand, Roux, Rlcord, &c.
Price S. each or four cases for 50 which saves SS
and In $ n cases, eby there saving of "a.
TO be had. wholesale aud retail, of DIR. BARRON,
1s4 BleeckeL street, four doors below MoDOugal
stieet. NeT 9rk: Imnediatey on IeoelTlng re
to AM part Of the world. securely packed, and ad-
dresst according 20 the nstruGtons Of the writer.
lngton, ID. G, Dc 6-6m
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gINHE CELEBRATED DIR. j. q, ROSE,S
l. NGEDICIN E%,

l. N6EDICIN E%,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
These remedies are the result of thirtyfve years
OF extensive and successful practice, and are the
only Ieiable preparations to cure the various ills
DR. j. S. RoSEs cough SYRUP OR Ex-
PECTORANT, will radically cure Coughs, Colds,
hoarseness, BRONCHITIS, and all Lung diseases.
pr. J: S. RIOS IS ALTERNATIYE SYRUP,
or Blood Purl for the of SorOfua Old Erup
hens, Chronic Diseases, Ulcers, Swelled Neck and
al diseases arising from an impure state of the
DIR DR.: }. 5. RSSs;Es DYsPEPTIc COMPOUND.
The only sure cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Com
DR.. J. S. ROSES PAIN CURER It no,
cure all but il one has stood the test of IS years
CURING Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Aches, Cholic,
Pains in tie Stomach and Bowels, SpraIns, Bruises
Pains in the Limbs, Joints, Back and Spine, or any
pain internally or externally. Price IL, IS aud &
cents q bottle.
These remedies, and many others referred to In
DR., Roses Medical Adviser, (which book may be
had GRATIS ct any OF the drug stores where the med
lcines are kept have been used with by over
100000 persons with prompt benefit. To ensure
success you have only 10 see that they are genuine
by having the Doctors ,cristen sissatsrs ovs, soek
cork and on each label
III Kept by all Druggists. ses-tr
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WISCONSIN LAsR FIsHERIR, The fish are
coming into the bay and our fishermen are busy
taking and barreling them for shipping early in
the spring Earl, last spring they brought IS per
barrel There are now about 300 nets at work in
the bay. How convenient is our fishing. of which
II was 81 ID the other day, lit will become IN i'm
mense Business This week we trout that
eighed % pounds. This is small in comparison
with some that are taken.-B0yfsld Press
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IL There was a rumor in the city. Yesterday
Of the arrival of Col. {. e. Memmngcr. of South
Carolina. who has been appointed by that State
as commissioner to confer with the executive au-
thortles OF Virginia OIL the dangers now threaten
Ing the Soath. We are informed by Col. Mum
ford Secretary of State that h- is expected be-
fore Saturday. and pOssibly may not come at all.
Richmond dispatch.
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, I

S 49, December %, lR5a.
parment untl. " o'clock noon of Tuesday the SI So
January, for one million one hundred snd ten thou
sand dolsrS stock OF The United - ates author, red
by tbs act OF 18th June, ls59-being SO much stock
as has been heretofore awarded to bidders under
the terms O. the act, who have failed Co deposite
the principal and premium on that amount.
This stock will he reimbursihle in fifteen years
from the let of January last. and bear interest at
Oh the first days of January and July OF each year
any aoon Of one thousand tosrs a NOR n % iDy
bad be- considered unless one per centum Of the
amount is cePosited, subject 20 the order OF the
Secretary OF the Treasury, with a depository Of the
United states, whose certificate Of such deposits
must accompany the BID. In al cases the bids mU ST
be unconditional and without reference 10 the bid
Of others, and must state tie premium offered
The sealed proposals should be endorsed on the
ont.,de OF the envoioPe Proposals for Loan Of
T2e.s II s. fSs sS, Q. tSS
may be accepted from any bidder will ba REQ ured
nesre.t to his residence as ind csted as most con-
venlent Oy MN Should bids be accepted from
will be required 10 depoii:e the principal and pre-
mum with m assistant tr, asur re- al Boston, New
CertIhcstes of 81 OK Tor Gums of ore thousand
dollars each, payable 20 the successful bidders or
the Ist July next also payable TO bearer Attached
thereto, or certificates Of took for sums of FIVE
the Trt ssury, ard tan,forarle there upon assn
n"nts made rurFuant TO the regulations will he
ssued at the option OF the SUCCESSFUL bidders for the
amount % the accepted bids. upon the certificates
Of deposlts to tho credit of the Treasurer az the
United States with the dspositaries az the United
STATS; The stick will in al cases bear interest
from the date such deposite The lnterett on the
coupon stock from that date the st July and the
interest pa,sse on that day and esch sub,e quent
half year the inscribed stock will be pad Ia m
.uccestfui ladders or their trantferecs naer Tn.
lons -esiahli shcd IeGusilons on that ruhjoct
Successful bidders will be required 20 dspo.Ite
the principal ard premium. of thu in cceuted hS, on
or before The tenth day of February next The pre-
hmrary d"r"slte of ono per cent VIII he lmInt di
steiy returned to tie uRsucc. ts,nl bidders.
HOWELL COBB.
De ~ eotIar y Seer fary Of the Tressur-
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GENUINE PREPARATION.

H GENUINE PREPARATION.
s; A.: S ss$:;
R BESHE Tor ReGRsy
HELMB0LR,S BUCHU for Loss of Memory.
s. R$Ss,' s
s! s9s;s
BBESSE for M NsR isEsss:
HELM B0!.D,S BuCHn for Dryness of the Skin
HEEMB2EPs BEGSHGt 20. fF Pam IN the Back.
RELM M; FOLDS BUCHu for heaviness of the Eye,
HELMBOLD,S bUCHU tor Mobility and Rest
lessnsss, with Want of Attention. Horror Of 30
B BTGHT
lnd'''r'''0n' s go II a.s Sfs q tho
Existing "a either sex from Whatever cause origi-
HOW Long STANDING.
sess On
Son. or sne %
since established, that any disease Of these organs
PcWe faulty saa
hess
aue1tly fcoweo By these direfu diseases, Insanity
ums, and the melsnoholy deaths by Consamp ton
bear ample witness to the truth of those
toy appesf oonntsnsnoe is aosusJ s soddsp
sad quite misunderstanding mlrth nor grief ever
rarely artiouate.
"Wish woeful measures, wan Despair,
Low. sullen sounds, his grief beguiled."
X o ssi Ss
cured by the use OF this
INFALLIBLE REMEDY.
, The mass of voluntary testimony In possession of
the Proprietor, vOuching its virtues and curatlve
.nd
roIlable and esponsibIe ohaIsoter, are open for in
spectlOn, from Governors of States, dges eminent
PHYSICIANS. and distinguished Cergymen
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU Is prepar-
% directly according to the rules of Pharmacy and
Chemistry, with the greatest ACCURACY and Chemi-
gal knowledge and care devoted in its combnatio
See Prof. Devices valuable Works on the Practice
q physic, and most of the late Standard Works Of
HELMBOLD's BUCHU is safe and pleasant In
taste and odor, but lmmedate in its action.
city o "f"ff osae
du 70 that his
Dras 0pa II Gdiss Sole Manufacturer
& of'oEf may OF
Price 81 per bottle. OF six for S5. delivered to any
address.
TRIAL e SEh gB BtT Afb66bILkk AsRk-rRy IT,
And te CONVINCED Of its efficacy And It is aoeom
othefs Preps!sd T BY FIFTH and
u South Tss ss seS Ph.a
To be had Of al DIneElsts and dealers through
the United States CsIadas' and British Provinces.
Ask for AELMBULpSLtaken no other. Cures
Sold BY c. sTOTT, Druggist, corner Pc. avenue
and It'll street, Washington CITY, and all other drug
Eist2 ian 26-0OlyS
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- q K u + u l. A,
OR KING,S EYH

constitutional disease, corruption q the blood ny
the eireul"on per'ades the whole body and burs
out IN on any part OF IT. No organ free From us
,cro!nous tant Varously caused BY mereual disease
,en.ra inf Whatever Hereditary in
tn. third and fourth re Be uni. M.
rod of Him who al will visit the inque' of the fathers
Its effects by deposition from tn. blood Of
nal .rss ubefa 'n in tss nds .nI
and on the urse eruPuons This foul eorupton
not ony @
complaints. hut they har. far les. Withstand the
cks OF other consequent vast perish
disorders which although croulou. their
consumption human family has IT'S orr
gin directly IN this scrofnou conamination and de-
strueuye diseases Of the liver, kidneys BRAIN and
OF ali the organs ARISE from or are aggravated BY the
invaded by this lurking infection, and their health
dermn.d by To cleanse from the system
vats The blood by aeTave medicine, and
healthy food and 'Ierens Such me dicns ~ssuPPy in
COMPOUND ExrkaicETE sARsApxRILLA.
the ectual remedy Which SKIN Of our nt;
can devise for tins e.eryWher. prevailing and fatal m.lady
discovered for the Of this foul disorder from
quences Hence should be employed for the Of
only serefa but also those other which from
it, such ERUPTIvE aud SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANTho-
NIs FIRE, RosE or ERIsIPKLA. PIMrLEs, PysrULEs
BLoTCHEs, BLAINs AND BoILs, TUMoRs, TETrER AND
rIsM ,srpHILirIc AND MEssURIAL DISEASES, DRor-
p1sLIyT and, '1 os AL ~ Com
The popular bellein 'mpury Of the blood" founded
purpo.. and sar.spas is TO purify and
this vial fluid, which soand health
possible in contaminated constitutions
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
49,. 10, az r. r. PURPOSES o. a Family rhyir,
are composed that disease vi,h the range Of their action
critics search and cleanse. and every portion
storing s healthy ,Itaiiiits As eopseouene. Of ih,s,
proreTes the invalid who bowed down with pain ply
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MEDITATED MTsCHIEP.-The Alexandria Senti-
mel Of Saturday says
A letter from the Northern Neck says that a
servant woman of Mrs. VERIFY had made state
ments to her mistress OF mrditated mischief In
Richmond county, which had caused the arrest Of
ten negro men bv the civil authorities. The in
vestigatiOns, which have not been concluded.
had increased the solicitHde of the people. The
appropriate remedy will be doubtless applied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-06

THE HERNDON HOUSE. corner Faad Niath
Il Sfreets,is the most ekgibly situated 4 . 4
Hotel Boarding House In the city. 1t isyEA4
Immediately opposite the Patent and Gen k::5sE
Presidential Mansion and offers to guests, both
permanent and transient, all the comforts and con
veniences of a regular hotel, with the additional
quiet of a private residences. The spacious halls
elegant parlOr and bedrooms are lighted with gas
under the management and immediate supervision
OF the experienced and gentlemanly proprietor.
strangers and citizens may reasonably anticipate
the comforts and enjoyments of home. With an
adequate corps Of experienced servants the pro
prletor hopes 10 merit and respectfully socts lib
eraI share of the public PATRONAGE.
De9-enlm z. q. MURRAY, Proprietor