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III o. Byron Young, the patriotic Southerner,
VINO vowed be would put dagger into Abra-
hams bosom, II no one else was daring enough b 10
commit President-icide, has been arrested in New
Orleans for attempting to swiDdle his boarding
house keeper with a worthless check on "his mer-
chants,n who were SO unpatriotis as to deny all
knowledge Of him.
Ur II. II. Champion, of Dover, ". H., wagered
with another gentleman that the Stars and Stripes
would wave over the public buildings In South
Carolina on the 5thr Of March. AS they failed to
do 50, be will pay the bet-the drawing Of hose
cart from Dover to Portsmouth, distance of
eighteen miles, as sson as the roads in pass
able condition.
III The British brig Harness. which was de-
tained at Warrington Navy Yard several days on
account Of mutiny Of the crew, left there on the
14;h; the affair having been settled satisfactorily
10 all parties by Capt Holmes who acted as the
pacincator. The destination Of the vessel was
Queenstown. IL =
IL A Charleston correspondent informs po.
hceman Kennedy, Of New York, that fuses are
now sent south In metallic burial cases this IN
an arrangement exquisitely suggestive. 1t will
be fecollected that policeman Kennedy once seized
lot Of burial cases, bat not saspecting their
tents, allowed them 10 be feshipped.
uIrr Judge Chambers has published In pam,
phet form sn address to the people Of Kent county
Md, yiadiesting himself from the charge Of
having made q asscession speech &C Chesteftown
on the Sth sf February. e'al.
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SEAsONABLE OPPOSITION Col Colt has an ex-
tensive greenhouse, In which January does bust
ness n successful competition with the summer
months In that greenhouse strawberries are
nounshing at the present writing The Times
says that cucumbers are now plentifully produced
and bring, for the long variety, from English
sesd,) fifty to seventy. five csnts each Peaches
rifle bullets. Figs are far advanced; pine-apples
ripei aPricots, plums, beans, &c. &c, ere a sight
10 behold; while roses and rare flowers Of every
variety are In bloom. Last March Mr. Stebbins
sold S50O worth Of cucumbers; this month he can
sell 81 900 worth Of that article. The grapes
alone, In the hot and cold graperies, can produce
Col. Colt profit Of IS 900 when fairly under way
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KcLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,


Ths sniy safe and certain for Cancsrr, Pss, fu
silinSs and Ercnchils Coitrs, Psrsys Nsp
rsEa, WsAkns Of The mrsclss, Chreric nAsmmatory
khs sfnsss Of the Jeins Contracted Muscles or
Liramsnts EAHRshs foothschs Brrsss sprans Fresh
Gus, wsunds, rlesrs Fever sors,, Caksd Brsa,l Sore
Nipples, Burns ecsla. eors Throat
PAIN difsrsnes hsw ssysrs lcnf ths d,eass may
have existed, mcLEAET CELEBRATED LIHIMENT IL
q &C rtGin remedy.
Yhsrssnds Of hznan bsings bean ssrsd life Of d,
sspitsds and missry BY the Of this Invaluable remedy
MeLEApS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
W rshsvs pain almost nstanInsoEsly, and viii elsan
Psry and heal The fsuls; in Incredible shor tina
FOB HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
bteLhAnp pCELEBRATED LINlMENT 10 lbs ouly "a
sna isseis nsmssy for ths cure Of Spawn, Rngboas
Ninegais splnts, unnatnral Lsnps, Hodss or sv,nr,
never f.ilsd TO cure Big head, fshsvf, Fistuis dd
ksnning sorss, OF sv.sny, n properly applied. Per
sprs.a, ssssss sera,shss, Crashsd hs Csfss s.ddl.
9 Oslaf 6ala Cuts, eerss, Wornds, 10 an m f.llibls
ss@ssy Apply directed and surs certain IN sTsry
rhsn trias isassr Win the many vsrbls. r,,,
sssrsd 2 yea Obtain snpPly q Dk. ncLEAN1 c ILL
sAAfkD LihihENT. ID viii eErs yos-
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III The Milwaukee Sentinel relates that the
pastor in one Of the churches In that city recently
became aware that young man Of his congrega-
tion was forming bad habits Meeting the st1sy
lamb one night In the streets with some dissolute
companions the reverend gentleman attempted
10 dlssuade him from going further, but the row.
dies In company objected, and one Of them struck
TOE parson The fellow bad reckoned without
his host In moment the Clergymen had thrown
on his coat and sailed in'' A very brief space
crowd, and having accomplished the feat. he
quietly resumed his coat, ard with Il his eona-
nimity. He was not moiested further, we prG-
sumo: Whether he rescued the object Of his
tated ~ - "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-29

The sources of the four great African
rivers the Nile, Niger, Zambesi, and the Congo,
have been discovered on the line of the Eouafor
In densely wooded mountainous region, by MIR.
Chayllion, who traversed the whole continent
One peak Of the lofty range was IL ,OCO feet high
In the course Of his travels, Mr.. Chayllion passed
through the Gorilla country and had several en-.
counters with these giant apes a number of skele.
tons Of which he brought back with him His
other Geological specimens contain 50 new birds,
and 25 Mammalia, including collosal antelope,
with red skin striped with zebra-like lines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-29

GOVERNOR HousToNA WEALTHY GOVERNOR
We were both pleased and surprised, the other
day, to hear that the overnor was SO rich in De-
cuniary point Of view. We learn that his proper
ty 10 worth not less than $3.50 ,OOO He has rem
dered an assessment to the assessor and collector
OF Travis county for this year Of property to the
amount Of Se4 900 and upwards Whatever may
be our political differences with his Excellency,
we desire him no harm, and feel glad at his pros
perity.-Tsxds paper.
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experiences dificulty In executing theif pspers
from not being BILE TO find any officer TO admins
ter the oath of citizenship required by inventors
Many inventors In those States have had their pa
pefs prepared and while some have no compunc
tons In regard 20 taking the oath Of citizenship D,
they cannot Ind justice OF the peace in their vi
cinity to administer It. Others regard Themselves
caanot conscient!ously take the prescribed oath.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-29

ROOTS AND sHOES TO SUIT YaE
- TINES.
We are now manufacturing ali kinds of BOOTS
and SHOES, and ooHstanty receiving a-kssn
supply of eastern made work of every de- 8sn
ecriptiou, made expressly TO order, and will &Y
heretofore charged in thus city for much inferior
aTtloles.
Persons in want of Boots and Shoes of eastern or
CITY made work, will always ind good aseortmen
IN store and At the lowest prices. Give us call.
GRIFFIN Il BRO,
SyE-r Sl4 PepueyIvspi. avenns
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THE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
UNIVERSAL LCONFIDENCE&P d PATRONAGE

FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
CLERGY GYMEN, LADIES, and GENTLEMEN
In all parts of the world testify to the efficacy of
PROF. O.J. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
and gentlemen Of the Press are unanimous in its
praise. A few Testimonials only can DO here given
see circular for more. and it will be impossible for
Gentismtn: Your note Of the 18th instant G IN has
RSs besn bi that " bad beard that
Tl-nGd hyni 5eeUAstsns my certificate Of the fsct
award it to you cheeTfully, beoause I think ii
.Hburn and Inclined 70 oa sS@e 9a VI my ny
slx years since it began 70 turn gray and the sea
isndruf 30 form upon it. Each Of these disagreo-
abilities increased with tme and about months
of the top of my head and threatening to make ne
try Woods Hair Restorative, mainly to arrest the
falling off OF my hair, for had really e1peota-
original color except from dyes. 1 was, however,
greatly surprised to find, after the of two bot
hut the color restored TO the gfay hairs and
sensbi ty to tho scalp and dandruf ased to form
wife, at whose solicitation wns induced to try it.
For TINS, among the many obligations 1 owe to
value the admiration Of their wives to profit by nv
example and 1ss,fii growing gray or settn: bad.
TcoJ. Wood Co. "a BTasda.y, sS W. LfyhSDER' "
My family are absent from the city, and an no
longer at No. IL CarrolPaoe.
To PROF. o ]. .WooD: Dear Sir-Your "Hair
Restoratve' has done my hair so much good sInoe
! commenced the use of IL, that ish to make
known to the pDblic ofts eff cots Onthe hair whion
are great. a man or woman may benearly deprived
OF hair AND BY resort to your "IIaIr Restorslve''
the hair Will return more beautiful than ever at
least this is my experience. Believe It al
Yours truly, WM. III. KEHEpy.
publishing In our Southern papers you will get
more patronage south. 1 see several of your Ger
thoates in the Mobile Mercury, q. strong SouthsTn
paper. w. ii. kennedy.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
PROP. O. J. WOOD: Dear Sir: Having had the
misfortune 70 lose the best portion Of my hair, from
l85l, Was Induced to make trial Of your prepara
ton, and found lt TO answer the very thing
needed. My hair is now thick and glossy, and no
words can express my obligations to you in giving
TO the afflicted suoh q treasure FINLEY JOHNSON.
The Restorative s put up in bottles of three Sizes
viz large, medium and small; the small hold half
pint, and Tetails for dollar per bottle; the me-
dium holds at least 20 per cent. moro in proportion
than the small, retails for two dollars per bottle
the large holds quart 20 per cent more in pro fnr
ton, and retals for S.
o. WOOD CO, PtopIietors, 444 Broad
way, New York, and ia Market street, st. Louis
Mo.
Sold in this city by C. sTOTT, 375 Pa. avenue
du n eoly,aw
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U There are ffty-four pawnbrokers shops in
full blast In New York. The largest amount Of
money kept on loan in any one of Them is $780,
OoO; From ninety to ninety five per cent Of the
pledges are redeemed. Most Of the shops charge
twenty-five per cent on all loans. The loans Of
one concern amount TO $500, 900 per annum Some
ofthe leading men OF the city are agitating the
question Of esta blishment ofa Pawnbroker's Bank,
as protection for the poor against the exorbtant
charges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-29

Il ENRICH. at the corner Cf Pom. 4
avenue and Eleventh street, has been vSgA9
greatly improved recently and now offers Usa# i
greater Inducements for the patronage of citizens
and strangers than any other public house in the
hotel on Penn. avenue, and his nccommodatIoas
for permanent or transient boarders une1oeptIon-
able. The bar aud restaurant arrangements of the
European Hotel have already become very popu
lar bsng ell that can be desired by the most fas-
tldiOus. Tne proprietor pledges unrelntted atten-
hon aud contlRued liberal expenditures to give sat
istactiOn to all and thus repews his invitation 10
all to give the European Hotel a call. Ge4-t
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READER,
Il ERUSE The following statement and then indre

READER,
l. ERUSE The following statement and then iudg a
of Its facts for yourself
ABRAM COLE, of Brooklyn, N. v a we'll
known citizen there, had suffered from Dyspepsia
for some years, witholt permanent relief, until he
Hled Af EHS PILLS, which taken according 20
tne direotions Tor this complaint, restored him To
heath IN few weeks. After an interval of sens
mon, h he has had no return Of his comp sint
GEO. w. CROSS, of Harmony, Texas, had an
eruption on his neck. shoulders, back and leg .
which covered about one third of his body II kent
the parts affected covered with a sosb, and being
oiten raw sore, was uf course very troubIssOme
and distressing. 1t so much impsired his health AZ
to unit him tor business and kept him in constant
suffering. All medical aid fsIlei him uhtiI he TOOK
AfEH'S COMPOUND EXTRACT sARSA-
fARlLLA, which cured him. His skin still shows
some scars from the liberation, bat 1t is other
as clear as an infants.
JOfiN n. SHOOK, Esq an eminent LAWYER of
Richmond, Va. took 4 cold which settled on his
lungs severe pain set in on the ieit tide, with
Dad cough, which WAS soon followed by the unmIs-
takaEls symptoms oil consumption. When reduced
very very Low he commenced taking AYERS CHER
Ky PECfDEAL, which soon stopped the cough
and completely cured him. s'
PREPARED by DR.. J. G. AVER Il CO., Lowell.
Nndss IL
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I HHE Viz VIZ zkEP AkEP EYEIIEeEEfSs EsYgEEIEEEfs.
READ!
ZPPLY THE REMEDY

REJOICE IN HEALTH,
fI'eno. 90 .Ou euheT Arc you the victim Of apv
OF thoso numerous ailments which arise from i'm
EnIlty o. the o,oodt What arc they, do you All 2
ksther ask. what are they not The blood 10 The
source OF lie and hoAlth, and t ls the first element
ot our pong 70 respond TO any cause which feots
tne eysten ss the frlse infaI bly, attosts The ever
SUITE Seroinla, the sEouixing Rheumatism, Ser-
sous DEPUTY, DyspoBSis, LiVcr Com with its
and deJcCtlon, aId the numberless Ills that
pebh 10 heT 70, oenye their hldeous oriEip from TIE
h!ood. Deal kindly theE and gently with TIE bIocd
Use the NiLslsing resources of nature for its AID
Ahl snner " TO commeBd 20 your confidence and
sse tItt truly valuable medicament known a
MRS. M. C0VS
IRDlSh FEGETABLE GECOCTTON.
With regard to this almost infallibie specific
popular sent;ment has epoken in deolded tsrms
and tao evidences Of this great eAoacy are rus
tanned By constant ayova-s Of curative effects and
remedies and the best medical skill have failed.
Let us say, In conclusion, that Certificates
earcs ere not SOC. 1t from the iterste and super
nolol, but they are volunteered from the most re-
seeotab!e sources and justify the highest terms In
Whlol II ls possible to commend so valuable q
specific 20 publIc approval. We may add also that
the curative properties of the medicine are es nailed
only BIZ Its restorative efeots, the system recover
Ing from dseaGe with renewed constitutional vigor.
For sale by all respectable DruGglsts in nls
CITY, and by the proprietor, MRS, M. COX,
None genuine unless her name 10 blown on the
botte and her sea- on the cork
UfPrlce 81 pcr bottle, six bottles for o.
, WAolssals Assst. r, :. T, CISSE1., Drusgist
Glot, and viii supply the trade st my prioes.
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IN From ONE TO TWo DAYS.
wsAkR.ss Of the Back. Structures. As.e,oo, of N, K,.
III SnS baossr nyoiontay Discharges. ImPoGsner G,s.
Ideas, Low sp. Pspssi6S q "a. ResT SS,ss
Head TTTe, N 80 - tSsl, % 1iddinsss DHssss q he
,s, &C, SO Bsws'sh.ss Terrible Dsordsn sr.as from soli
RS ~ea render Marriage ImPossbls, destroy boSh
EsPeei'y WHO have become the victim. Of so,,,, Vie,
y, and dsstrnct's habit which aHnuAy s~e.p.
haed talents -Hd brilliant tssel, niEat oth,r.,s.
seaey nSs yf., 1s ,haSst %ss ss Gi s slS
MARRIAGE.
r, H I'D rfhSoNs, or Young MsR contemplatipr Ma.
., phy,es weakness, organic SsbiIy
ne who places himself under the car. Of DR. J. ma, r,6,
rely upoa HI. .t m :. hOISr as gentleman and eOadsRy
OFFICE No. Z SOUTH FREDERICK ST
the corner Fsil G 1 n.ilmos street, few door from
must be paid aud eouiarn stamp -''' Is"s'
DIR. JOHNSTON,
Member Of the Royal College Of surg.on, Io,ao, -.
s from one OF the most eminent College. n the teMsd
ho:P- Eondoa Pans. %p.S me has ss.% spec. 10
ever LSoS some o. The m:st astonishing that we're
sudden sosnd si.hs:., ss. beng alarmed a.
sometimes With dsrangsment Of nias ~.T, eJs @
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Young Men and others who have injured th.mt.lv,,h,
CERTAIN Practice Gdulgsd when slon.-a habt .ov,nJ
shso nightly s9:% sisE ::sP ad s' .s ss:S
maIrage impossible, and destroys MUD aud
ooly, shcud erply uumediNtely.
Thss. and bov .s,et, proap,.
d. sa fsa bma... E n: ., s;ss ssa
Power PaPtton Of the Heart Dy,Psp.y. N,rvou. Irr,s.
peb uy, symptoms Of Consumption, &c
hibNIALLN-The fearful effects the mind m, ,,u,b q,
" II Msmory Confusion Of Ideas, Dspr,,se,
Of SPGnts Eyi for.bodIngi Averon Soci.ty S.rDr
produced ~ " wv e'hs
NEsvoUs DEBILIIr.-Thous,nds can uos ,uds, uh,,,.
he cause oi heir declining health lcng vgo beecp
ing weak pale, ueTEous and eInaciatsd
'~HP
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
When the misguided aud npruseEt voary Of Ana.
ne hs TIE seeds OF ths painful d.eas 100 often
happens inst ah al tuned sense Of shame
dstsr hln from applying those from ,dc .t,o, ,ad
nus i gncrsat ahc desSBnS prstender.,
" LiCh hls pecuuihry substance keep
aeI month o as long as the smallest fe, be CD
tir ana n despair leave hun with health % ss
rvs ting oisaPpontment, or by the Of deadly
-Hercury-hasen the Constitutional symptoms Of ths
.rfioe disease, such
PerOd 10 hIs dreadful sendnr him to ths.
u'eo'sTed country from Nhose bourne
DR.. JOHNSON'S REMEDY For ORGANIC
WEABNESS AND IMPOTENCY
by this and remedy orr,ns
are speedily cured snd full vgor ThOusAnds o..
been lslme dIateiy relieved
All ailments Marriage Physical % Mental Dsou.l
hcatons Loss Of ProcreAVe Power Nervous lrrit,biy,
Trembling and Weakness E1hAustoo oG tn. most f,.rlu
Kind speedily cured.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
1HE MANY THOUSANDS cured at this institution within
me last and the important eOTg
PeIf2aso ey Dr Johnston, Witnessed BY th.
~fic aPPsIf:a ps ssin s nag E.ofs
guarantee to Is, sIctsS 'HS mar TfBI.'
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" The Memphis Appeal has settled the whole
mattJ thus: 6. Under the operation of the two
arns, presenting as wide margin In favor Of
pairing 70 Introduce their imports through south
eIn ports, and thus stop the revenue with which
MI. Llncoln's "meal tubs' are to be filed Thus
ehce OF the Southern Confederacv, and establish
commercial treaties with them, or else they must
oIoCkdse Ine southern coast. But a blocka js
an nct @ ,cdr, and generally is preceded by a
formal declaration of hostilities, and due notif
cation to foreign Powers. But IL this course be
aoopted, The Border States will revolt and break
tnrough the net which the Administration is
weaving around them. The moment that the
wnlte sails Of Lincoln's feet shall appear at the
entrance OF the Charleston channel, or the angry
Prov OF MS frigates shall plow the peaceful wa
.ers OF the Balize, will the blast of Daviss bug e
ps neard at atMontgomery, and IN thirty DAYS there
Sitei ashlngton will be rree-the enemies of the
oo9tn VIII no longer hold a carnival on southern
sell, ana In city which bears the name of the
most venerated Of southern men,"
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The DAILY EVENING STAR
p JBLfSHBD EVERY AFTERNOON.
SUNDAYS EXCEPTEDJ
AT rHE STAR BUILDINGS,
Crsr Of Pss8syIvsaia svs,sss sns llA ri.


ftsen served IN packages By carriers st o. Q
Jesf' OF ~ cents per month. To mail subscribers
ne srioe 10 $3.50 Jesr, IN advaass; "a for six
nOhthsi u Tor three months; and for less than
h'ee ~ months At The rate Off cents week. Single
@Pes' ONE cRNr; in wrappers, TWO CENTS.
III 1ADvzRTIsBNzyrs snould be sent to tbs ofaoe
before II o'oook n. otherwise they may not s,,ear
antil the next day.
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CARRIAGE FACTORIES.
WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY,
w ID StYfek. RstNssn Eta and lNfk Sfrfffs.

WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY,
w Street, BsfsSssn eta and l0tk Strssfs.
We have Just finished number of first class
GARRIA&ES, suoh as LIGHT Fdneyh ERR.
WAGONS, Park Pheatons, Family Car 86S
,iases, and Bags,ss, which We will sell atxzS2E
yery small profit. -.
Being practical mechanics in different branches
Of the business, we 1atter ourselves that we know
the styles and quality of work that will give satls
taotlon, combining ightness, comfort and durabIli
~.
Repairing promptly and carefully attended to
the shortest notioe and most reasonable charges,
WALTER, kARMANN & BOPP,
Coaohmskors, SUCCESSORS to VIM. T. Hook.
el H-dlJ
CARRIAGES.
i HE Subscriber having made additions q h
nciSryh = mailnE II now one efthe largest AA
m4nufaoturing CARRIAGE & LI6HTXE
WA6ONS OF all kinds cannot bo surpassed, and
rom his long exYerience in the bxslnsss, ne hopee
70 give general Satisfaction,
,a All KIDS OF Carriages And kirkt wssene kept el
AL AIREPAIRsnsatiyt tsrs, cad all orders prompt
sessn1- had osrriss.s taken In exssans. for nav
ssSs: ANDREW J. JOYCE,
sP|U earasr ~ 18th And T. Ets.
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s1A BIR birds FOR SALE. x<
" Just received a splendid assortment of 70
" Birds from Europe Canaries ~
English Black Birds, Thrushes, Bull Finches, Gold
Finches, Linets Sky LaTks, Yellow Hamsrs Par
roquets, Java Sparrow, Starlens, the Red Mocaw
Parrot, and green and gray. [ have Mocklng
and Bob link also, Trained Birds. Price q oents
to $50 Cages OF all kinds from 10 GENTS to SlO at
JOHN O'MEARA'S Bird store, No. 500 Pa az
enre, at the Capitol gate. fe SIN
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M TEETH,
". LOOMS, NJ. D., the inventor and patentee
ofthe MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at-~
tends personally at his office in this city &&SS
MANY persons can wear these teeth whoSdlO
cannot wear others, and no person can wear Others
who cannot wear these,
Persons calling At my office oan be accommodated
with any style and price Of Teeth they may desIro
bpt TO those who are Particular and wish the purest
oleanest, strongest and most perfect dentufe that
art can prodnoe, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city-No. 33s Pa avenue betvsep
phla. oo iSH
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DENTISTRY.

nRS. lockwood & DARRELL AREPRE-
ITE BASE, new and improved mode. 6,~S
when made on this plan they are com SIuD
Portable to wear and much cheaper than any other
Also, Teeth inserted on Gold Plate, and ali Dental
Operations Of any kind that may be desired of
hCe Room No 5. in the Washington Building cor
ner Pa av. and Seventh st. ia no Sms
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DIR. JOHNSTON

ember Of the Royal College Surgeons, Looaoo ,r.dn
Se Hom one oi the most eminent COLLEGE. m ~, f,sa
sa the greater Of whose lite ha. b..o ,nss a.
& o. London Psus, Pha slphi. and ,l,.xbs,s
eclcs some Of the ASTONISHING cur,. ar, -.
ears xI.S troubled with ringing head snd
sudden sosndSr bashuiness nk fr.,n-r, 49, -
dIately. we're cured inme-
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THE PLAIN TRUTH FOR MISSOURI In the Mis-
souri, state Convention. on the 14th instant Judge
UT, delegate from Greene county, spoke some
said: he
IT would be the hight Of folly for Missouri to
seeede. Where one negro now escapes to Illinois
a dozen would escape, and instead of recovering
hoH OF them, we would recover none
! never expect to 60 out Of the Union, and will
i've In Missouri too. / tell you that am going
10 10 stay where am. l am going to stay in the
Union am neither going South or North
Bu' l am told "You are going North.n No.
SIR, am not going to trot with Missouri over
10 any OF them: Well, then, / am a coercion
LIST! Let me illustrate by an incident i'm INV
own history l once had two sons who took
notion to run away from me, and pretty soon
one OF them came back. What did do them
Instead Of shedding blood shed tears. and the
next morning put him on a horse, and gave him
another horse alongside, and a sum of money and
toio him to go and bring back his brother They
1eturned, and l never thought of punishment
Lhats exactly the way would treat our southern
orethIen. 1t was said by the gentle
man from Cole (Mr. Knott) that he would very
much regret to stain his hands with his brothers.
oiood so would |. But don't want nv brother
10 stain his hands with my blood; and ii NAV be
necessary, possibly, to stain our hands with our
Dfother's blood to save our wives and daughters -
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DISEASES OF PRUDENcE
DR. JOHNSON'S REMEDY For ORGANIC
WEAKNESS AND IAIPOTENCY

BY tins great and important remedy weakness orf.ns
are speedily cured and full Thousands q
Dost nervous aud debt,ed who had lc.t all hope,
been Islme edately relieved.
All lnPe edImsns Q Marriage Physical Mental DisQual-
hcatons, Loss Of ProcreaVe Power. Nervous Irr.
Ire nbng and Weakness E1hAu.oo ol IN, mo,t f.rui
kind dllv ured