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(NHEROKEE REMEDY
ROOTS, BARKs AND LEAVES,
VERSUS
NAusEoUs DRUGS AND POISONOUS MINERALS.

We ask the afflicted Of either SEX which you preers
pleasant and delicious syrup compounded from Natures
which viii speedily and yoa
and dehilatng effect together with tho loasome disease
many times following the nse Of Mineral Poisons.
The "Gherokee Remedy is naures specific
hea, Geet Gravel, Structure Fuor Abn iWhites in Fe-
mesl and all diseases Of the Urinary Organs curing
by natural laws after MI other preparations have
and one OF Hesseis eest fneFees offending
soud be produced Of i!s effects which would
The preparations heretofore havs failed this
has in instance been known FAIL Happily for
kind the governor of the world Is Father who aict not TO
kill, but to
In mercy he has appointed Medicines these drsadfa dis
which when TAKEN quickly flies TO all Of the SYSTEM
attacks the disease and with Fidelity anS eone
ttny admirable gives 1t rest until it has completely *
PEELED from the body and restores the unfortunate paent g
former health aud Yigor. ,....sa. A.
This aRsmedy strikes at the root Of ne aesse IL
tendency simply suspend the noson bn 70
cause which II depends ,.,$ n i, ,,s,,.
And what enhances value is the entire absence OF an ls
asfe ar SMELL can counting oor or on me
toilet table without ever being suspected Is eineds tot g
| cret diseases. u, ~, s,...t;anx s,r th.,r
neruor sa, .,,re accompany each bottle: =. :,
e' WRfSHf co. Nos p and l5l ChartFes street
asins and BY all respectable Druggists and dealers ~
| medicines porrER Il MERWlS Sole Propretors
.,s1xxw 81. Louis, Mo-
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SUCCESSION OF PIERRE R1yIERE.
BY TOURNE 81 THOMAS,
EUGENE TouRsE, Auctioneer.
Office, ll9 Common street.
TUESDAY, March 6, 1860, at II o'clock NJ,
Charles Exchange by virtue and in pursuance
the Honorable r. II. Morgan Judge Of the
District Court of New Orleans dated january 81 1860 will be
sold public auction the highest bidder for of said
succession, viz:
CAROLINE mulattse aged about "a years. subject drop
sy; and
MANAGER, her child, aged about years.
HD-TERMS-Cash on the spot.
Act of sale before S. Magaer Notary Public at the
of the purchaser fe4 Is % NIB 8
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION sALE-37A LOT OF CHOICE FIELD HANDS
az o. them Creole Negroes and young.
BY w. H. COOLEY,
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The subscriber is prepared TO furnish the PLANTERS
PATENTED CORD Wo0b CUTTER, aud invites all parties
Interested Il planning 10 cel and the performance of the
same which will be working day. between the hours
Y and M at the No. Canal This simple Ma
chine will do, with two hands much fifteen
JAIL If r. W. o. COOK 1 Canal street.
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nJ-Te public is respectfully informed that an oa;ce has
been opened for the sale of seats at r. WEREIy
d CO.'S Music Store, Nc. Camp street
N. B.-No extra charge for seats. fes
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sesss ID. D0UR, SEED DEALER, CONT STREET,
~ No ~ Gate No 32J has Just received per ships Assyria
$ mud Heidelberg from dsvre. full and complete assort
inent Of Gaden Poi and Farming Seeds such Achoke
CARROTS Celery Chery Endiye Cress, Lettuce Roget Peas
salsf French Beans Dwarf and Pole Beans asard Tur
nps, Ratabaga Onin, Sorrel Parsnp. Rad Taeks white
xs ss sap a Esd s Long Rsd White Ped and Scarlet Go
the whole IN various qualities Of esh kind we'll
ie9fns tnoosfate Jas I'm
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- Z. .tt'h 1itoIe Negroes anu young
BY W. H. COOLEY,
.= AuctioneeT,
w E N ~ islaAY the sth OF February, 1860
river viii o az esc hegns Major The Island q Pals
snteed As saves are all Young, creole, and fully guar
SLAVES
:. eeofte,s: a pssf s. & y ssals
/. LITTLE Jeae Chm z G se son, q years
6. ssapsie, area il years
l. fobert, aged n years
q Jamesna a ssSps s9r as aged 49, years
II gg aSl, a sssl q 4 years.
u Theodore, aged IL years
Y Pidar''ia s sti4 q 5 ys ssrrs
- Delby, aged 20 years
e y Eossfe her s ehi a. s sgsd . years.
Il Il Marie, aged Is years, and
q Giernentine aged 3 Years.
n seYerine aged IS months
q fTsss .,ss aged II years, and
e T,,etorlne, aged Is Years, and
- z q Hko sTs aged Is years, and
g Jenny, aged 2years
Il fFi aHiIa.s ss srsd Il 4 ys ys.;.
" Marie, aged 10 years and
q SS siesis ICED ICED i y ssa,. and
~ rerrile. aged years
x adore, aged years
~ Louise, aged IS months
IL E.Ihatnce aged 20 years, and
" " angelina, aged years '"
80 Dnziefnc, aged II years
~ eauon, aged l6 years.
|. A Tract Of Land situated m 10 1,a = ~ r,. 4.
ls having ~ arrents to the False river by Al in
Of Irene Gremiiior. = 'Aiuoit -ah9of oeio" " that
Anothsr Tract Situated above having apents front by
1p bounced above by Jean Vincent and below by Val
. r. M ~ ne buildings improvements thereon
Ais ILL.,, wn,ng mouse gin hone, negro cabins
Ray6n Ee III KY ha Of 100 of land situated
phsgu Isllei m fh parish Said land being the Southwest
qnsr'sf seSslo I ~; u, Township g. Range 10 East
z. 1Aiso Mlest Horses and Agricultural Imnlenents
totE iAitt5 ana Slaves belong 10 Eeuue Muior The
titles are perfect and fully giarai,teed "
iiihS tsD GONDITI0NS-The Slaves one fourth
e tiee N one two and three years from day Of sale
fhfcnasers TO give their approved y acceaces
able ~ one two and three years with serrity IN so
pt eeht efes from daiehe notes or accepta1ces 10 be
pNT ste az ,he lltlzeis Bank Of New Orleans
ahu pheahh cash; the balance in one two and tn rec
yeaa IRON Jay p sale Purchasers to give their notes or an.
REIN si payable one two and three years
see.i ~ soid9 bearing per cent interest after iatu
II, ca INK innse al9 movable property a under
sesy n solao wan cent interest from date-pavabe
er dae oil sale Special mortgage to be reserved on
Als i shses 70 secure payment of price interest,"
y se before John Moebs Recorder and costs OF acts
any ,cplton oil mortgages at the expense of purchasers
D. PERSONS coming from distance land at Waterloo
HeF VIII nnn h9es and bugges Mr. Fit MAJORS place
eo NV laleS rom Waterloo jail
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ADJUSTMENTS


ODD FELLOWS HALL-caHP STREET
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT BUT ONE oF THE
OPERdT1c GEMS AND BALLAD coEogRTt
The public Is respectfully informed that ibis
Elegant Entertainment.
composed of the beauties of
POPULAR OPERAS.
Songs. Ballads and Duets,
ENGLAND. IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND AMERICA.
Having received the highest praise from the lovers of Ds
VIII be given in this city by accomplished American Tenor
MIR. HENRY sQUIREs,
Of the Academy Of Music, New York Boston etc. and re-
Gently of the strakosch Opera Troupe
ON THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 9, 1860
He will be aided by the
WONDERFUL AND TALENTED CHILD.
Little Mary Mcyieker,
who has been honored by the operate ass Of the day
with the cognornen of
1.-THE GENIUS OF MUsIcu
Her sweet vocaizaticn and capital Of the works Of
the great masters of music enthusiasm on the mart of
her hearers, who look upon her the
CHILD WONDERt
Her correct and nimitabe imitation Of and
Of the worldrenowned artees,
RACHEL, PICCoLoMINI AND BRIGNoLI.
have received comnendon press and public and are
invariably greeted with
APPLAUSE AND DELIGHT.
They will be assisted by
EDWARD HOFFMAN,, Pianist
OF New York.
Tickets. One Douar
gSrDoors at 81 o'clock Concert commences at tx
o'clock
nJ~The public IS respectfully informed that an Office has
been opened for the sale of reserved p wERIN
CO.'S Music Store, Nc. 5 Camp street
N. B.-No extra charge or seats. ga
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A. Deseoge. .
hThe Managers take pleasure announcing that the
this Ball - - s-.sehse 'ok
The COMMITTEES Of Invitations will every Monday WEI
hesaas and Friday evenings at O'clock the Presdens
house corner Of St. Anne and Bourbon no ady
BE admitted in the ball without ticket approved ID
said committee. - ft - -
Gentlemen wishing ladies invitations leave their names
Of the committee. - = Y - ss
Gsntlemsns tickets 50 Be had from any Of tAs alloy,
managers. ~ = ;asS III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-08

A DUTcHhAN ON HIFH FALUrIN Music. Mr..
Beck, in his Amateurs Guide, has the annexed
'hOmely criticism" by Pennsyivania farmer
"Some years ago, returning homeuard from
n grand performance Of Hsydns matehless
Creation, in the interior Of the State. we en-
csuntered an honest old German farmer, plod-
ding along by the roadside towards his dom aims.
Upon entering into q conversation with him
be mentioned, in sober way, that one Of his
town friends had induced him to attend the
concert; and dwhen called upon for his opinion
~ the writer, replied In the patofs spoken by
the ansophisticated farmers Of that latitude
"Manch mol hen sic z 'spielt ais wen die mice
yousht so rumspringe' there he gesticulated
the are OF Q circle slowly with his right arm,
and well nigh closed his eyes;) 'und don hen
ne Sldder amoie ger awig ge-bull-doxt' (this
WIN loud voice and much animation. J Trans
latlon; Sometimes they played Just az when
tue nttee r'ts about. and then again they bnH-
logged most sternAlly."
This, then, comprised the illiterate IA rmer,s
crude idea Of light and shade-of tianiss,mo
and foTtiSSIm0. We respectfully submit to
our fair readers whether, after all this corrnnt
iargon OF the Saxon vernacular contained NOT
more OF truthful criticism than the aerial
flights OF Cognaseo, the great city critic. who
goes OF somewhat after the following fashion
Mad, Frezzolini's YOrtaNsato is not equal
TO the rtiarItaadO, SOsfeaNto powers of CANA
niga; nor are her tours ds force % express
drain like Indeed, We fail to discover in her
those bird-hke, fate- like, dreamy tones,
which seem soaring away far into azure ether,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-08

AN AhBAAA POLITICAL AsEcDorE.-The Mo-
bile Tribune relates the following sspood un.D
some years ago, at time where there was a
triangular contest In progress between the whips.
old line democrats, and ''fre-eaters, % II was az
noun ;ed that the late John Morrisett, Of Monroe,
would address the people Of that county An behsi n
OF the wings. chanceiior Lessesne was sent up
from Mobile to meet him, a. representative Of
the southern rights party. The Chancellor wore
susPs 70 his pantaloons, (then not prevalent
fashion In Monroe, and having habit OF putin no.
his hands behind him, when speaking, and II ring
tne skirts OF bis coat, he displayed Q large, new
brass buckle, that fastened his waistband y
Mr; Morrisett replying, remarked, on his own
peculiar and inimitsble vein, that the people of
Monroe did not need to receive political instruc-
uon from Mobilc-least Of all from gentleman
who wore galse1sss under his boots and breast
pss on the seat Of his breecheso - 77-''
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-08

: STEAMBoAr Hoosier, (steppinQ
up to Down Easter. )-How are ye, stranger
Bound to Moo Leans, 'spect? What mont he
yer business! Want to buy some corn or oats?
Yankee-Tolerable, thank ye; how be year
self! Bound to no place in particular In for
any kind Of trade
Hoosier-What kind of trade hev ye?
Yankee-Wall, it's patent right.
Hoosier-Patent right for what?
fankee-Patent right for a machine for ma.
king all kinds Of seed out of wood, from she'll.
bark down TO grass seed. Have also patent
night for the mirage life-preserver.
Hoosier-Meerage-wh meerage?
fankee-lts machine to be fixed on the
front OF locomotive or steamboat, with re.
feeters Of great power, to show the image Of
anything ahead, no matter how far it be Off
anything under hundred miles.
Hoosier-Don't say! And are yer the in.
ventor?
Yankee be.
HoOsier-YOu're re horse. What mout your
name be? y wv,
Yankee-Coffn.
Hoosier-Heerd tell of yer family. You are
relation OF the man that invented wooden
hams and plaster-paris shoe nails. Had a
brother once, hadn't you, that got accidenta ally
choked with rope round his neck.
fankee-knew the man-wasn't brother
only second cousin to my wife's sister
aunt's brothers. cousin. But what might your
name be.
Hoosier-It might be Smith, but IL taint
Calculate it's Caster.
Yankee-Knowed yer family we'll from yer
great grandfather down. You air one of two
twins One was handsome, cute, bripht-eyed
little chap, and the other a tarnation uply
oorn iool and heerd that the cute chap died
I Here the dinner hell rang. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE ONLY PREPARATIoT
UNIVERSAL coNFTDENcR&pIrRox.a.

FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES
CLERG YMEN, LA DIES. asd GEHTLsMHN
ppn aa Psrt, cf ,ec Ss.id te,tIfy g. The eesoy OF
PROP. o.. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
and gentlemen OF the Press are unanimou. in il.
praise. A few Testimonials only can be here sives
see q GUAR for more. sad II v be ImpOssiSs fst
awALL srnHrr, NEW YolI, Dec. % iss
Gentisns y Your note Of the 18th instant has
b h: sls o f:'S sai
sSeqrsuye, an requesting my oertlhcste Of the fsst
award il 70 You ,shseisiiy. beeauss O tAint Z,
age and u sSogf iS6 ;sas ths color Of NJ
Of my head 70 os. IL sni II, ssa
abilities increased with time, and about mouths
since fourth vas added % them. BY bair f.llInr
on on the top OF my head and threatening % make me
In this qnp.asan predIcament va. induocd Ia
falling of ofmy hair, for had resly no @ % s1ssess s
hon that cray hair coud ever be restored 10 fts
ErsatIy surprised 70 End, sfser n. use Oh svo boz,
ties only, hat not only vas the fsiog oh arrested,
70 the snG os.ed erGi ,o SI ana
on my head. very much to the trsrfcation of nv
For this; snons the mary oblssnons / owe to
ner seq, l strongly rscommend eli husheaSs Who
e1s%pIe, and use itif growing ara, or ssttn; sd.
To oS:J. Wood 1 Co. "a Brosse,y Ts !. yttsD"'
longer at No. II Carol aoe.
sIAMsroN, Ala, July ~, isS.
TO PRoF. o j. WooD Dear Str-Your "HfIr
Resserstive', has done my hair SO mpeh sood sises
tpevn % the public ef scts onihe hair vhioS
are great man or woman mas benesrly de priyed
of hair. snd BY resort 20 your Hsr ksstoranveS
the hsir VIII return more boautifu than ever: a.
least 'Ai. oar. ~ @s lrslgP stlPsnsnos. B'Ilsys "
PsaSoa can publish tn. .soSsn 4 e soa hD hfsa B,
publlshing In our Southern papers yoy win Gsf
mlre patronage South. zee several Of your Ger
paper. w. a. KKsTpY.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
PRoT. j. WeoD: Dear Scr Having he'd the
misfortune 70 lose the best portion Of hair. from
ISL, was Induced 10 make trial of your prePsrs
ton, and found It 20 answer a. the very thfng
needed. Ny hair is now thick and glossy, and no
words can express my obligations 20 you In giv1na
to the afflicted such treasure FINLII JoHNses.
The Restorstiye ia put up 10 bottles of three ssss.
viz: large, medium and snall; the small hold hall
pint and retails for dollar per botts; the me-
dum holds at least 20 per oent more in proportion
than the small, retails for lvo dollars per bOttls
the larEe hods u.rt, 90 per cent. more in prorw
o. WOOD Co, Proprietors, t4S Broad
way, New York, and Ia Market street, 81 Louie,
Mo.
And sold BY all good Druggists and P,ney eeoas
Dealers. Au ~ eoty ,Aly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-08

A THIEY CoMP ELLRD TO DIsooReE.-A physi.
clan In Cincinnati, Ohio, had, for some time past,
been much annoyed by some depredator, who
afank up the milk left his doorstep at an early
nour. One day last week he left an emetic In the
piceer, and soon after the milkman had passed,
Inc doctor found policeman In neig hboring
Ailey "making his returns" AlFIJ 49, 0Ea
u The Texas papers states fiiat gent ,man
WMno M two years ago pprchased flock OF sheep for
sold $500 worth Of wool from theun, and now his
nock 70 wer1 5000, making q profit Of 81 600
on his investment In two year.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-08

CLOTHING MANUFACTURING TRADE Accord
Ing TO the New York Herald, there is large num-
per Of extensive firms In that city engaged in the
wnoiesale manufacturing clothing trade for the
South, whose capital invested ranges from one
nuhoIeo thousand dollars to half a million, and
I IA some lew cases reaches nearly one million Of
eousis. These houses give employment to from
twenty thousand to thirty thousand operati vrs,
inciuahg malesand females, and com prising poor
tns height OF the clothing business, MANY of the
day. sEs'ls = - ''''-' 'D'"'""u A' uoiiH' u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-08

THE PRoeREss OF WATER GAs-Jets Of fame
forming the letters "water gas" now burn might.
lyover the principal entrance to the Girard ouse
This establishment IL now lg hted from one end
The company are now treating with the propri-
etors OF the Continental to introduce the same
Improvement The first objection was the lack
OF necessary room for a large gas meter, but that
dimculty has been overcome. The saving effect
ed by the use Of water gas 10 said to be fully fty
per cent.-PhiIa North American
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-08

u A man OF a singula character died In New
Orleans on Monday last. He was seventy-two
years Of age, and Of late years had for his only
companions, number Of dogs. The Picayune
neighbors, number entered his dwelling and
found the body surrounded by score and q
half Of grown up dogs and puppies; some licking
anectonately his face and hands, and some Others
howiing mournfully. Two Of the puppies were
found dead near his body, perhaps out Of SYM
pathy, for their poor good old master ~ I :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-08

An ELRcTIosRElINe Donsr N.,.v
per mentions that some Of the sharp politicifns
there have invcnteda O new dodge in the = sv N
betting. One sf them, for instance, meets man
vote for this timep' The reply 10. "Fo, oo you o.,
eourse 'I'll bet ycu twenty You don't ., i, the
answer, "you'll change your mind before election
day" The wager 10 unsrspectingly accepted
other victim. On election day be win chaIienpe
every greenhorn with whom be has made be-.
and each one will, as matter o. conrse, not only
lose his votes but his money also.ssro7 -.TT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-08

FgRE AIR.-t Is now universally admitted that
fresh air plays more important part in sustai ming
iife than formerly supposed. The necessity Of
sklllfui ventilation, therefore, Of living a. much
possible out Of doors; Of preserving the air Of
by avoiding miasmatic exhalations, and generally
OF securing constant supply Of fresh air, are con-
ceded points. medical writer recently afarmed
tnat no disease can be thoroughly cured where
there II q want Of ventilation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-08

NOT WELL lSFoRMKD.-A well-meaning and
quite opulent correspondent sends us an Article
speculatons, and Recommending them To com
mence laying up one thousand dollars annually.
20 that they may secure support In their old age
Our esteemed friend sets the financial ability OF
young men too high-there are thousands OF this
class In Boston who would be glad of a yearly
Income Of the sum named.-Bosfon Tyaaseript :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-08

vAL-The United States corvettee vandalia
II now almost ready TO leave Brooklyn for the
Chinese seas. She IL taking In stores and proyi-
stons, and viii be put In commission about the
10th instant The following officers have re ported
Tor her up this: Commander J. p. Lee; Lieuten-
ants Collins, Webb, Wilson and Fleming. The
vandalia takes out letter bag for the East India
Squadron, and persons having friends attached
to 1t may send out letters, papers aud parcels free
Of charge