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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-06-24

Hon Henry ]. Raymond chief editor
of The New York Times, died suddenly
and Unexpectedly OF bis residence in
New York OF on carly hour Saturday
morning, in hisff,icth year.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-06-24

IT is melancholy commentary on
mere political greatness that there are
no three men in Anne rca much less res.
pected than e1>Presiient Fillmore,
Pierce, and johnson.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-06-24

The PROsrRor IN TEXAS "A letter
from we'll advised source in Texas,
states that the crops Of every variety in
that Slate ore in a mos, promising con
dilion, trade is revivine, aud the people
seem sauguine in regard to political re,
construction, even on the congressional
basis. The writer says that from every
part Of tho State they hear ofincroasod
industry among the freedmen. Some Of
them manifest grca. anxiety to learn to
read ADD educate their children. The
new State Constitution makes liberal
provision for tho education Of all classes
end coors,
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States. and criminal punishment accor.
ding to the laws OF Ilaly.
In witness whereof the respective
heuipolenliaries have sigEed the present
article in duplicate, aud have afix d
thereto The seal Of their arms
Done at Washington, the 2lst day oil
January. 1869
TsgAL. WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
seal NJ. CERRUTI.
Rimans copenulo che il paragro(O fin
ale del IIo Anicolo della anzidetIo
ConveDEione sara emendasO e redaltO
como segue:
8. SoNrazione commesso ia una o piu
persoue impiegaie salsials q danno
dele persone dale quail sono impiesote
ogni qualyola quest crimini sonno pos
siblli d pene crimiaai se;ondo la legis-
lazione ItaIisna, infaman'i secondo 10
legslazone degli StaIi Uniti d'America'
10 tesriuonio del che rispettivi plen-
ipotenziarii hanno sotIoscrilto i Prese ntc
Ariicolo in duplicate vi hanno aih5so
il sigillo delIe lofo atmi
Dato in Washington il 90 giono d.
Genuoio 1869
sEAL NJ. CERRUTI.
SEAL WILLIAM Il. SEWARD.
And whereas the said additional arr
ticle has been duly ratified on both
parts. and the respective notifications
were exchanged al Washington, on the
18th instant.
Now. therefore, be i, known that |,
US Giant, President Of the United
States of America, have caused the said
additional article to be made public 10
the end that the same and every clause
and article rhereofmly b. observed AID
fulfilled with COOL faith by the United
States and the citiz9ns thereof.
In witness whereof, | have hGreOnlo
set nv hand and used the seal of the
United States 10 be affixed.
Done in the city of Washington, this
eleventh day of May, in the year Of our
Lord one THOUSAND eight hundred and
sixty. nine. and of the independence Of
the United States OF America the ninety
third
TsrAL U. S, GRANT.
By tie President
HAMILToN FISH,
Secretary Of State.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-06-24

Ii is estimated That the wheat crop Of
Missouri this season will amount 10
10000, 900 bushels, being three times
larger than the yield Of any previous
year.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-06-24

VS.
VIM. ], Stephens ct al.
The object Of this suit as set forth in the
Amended Bill, filed in this suit, is TO set aside
the sale and con veyance made by James II.
Couch and John McCuloch 10 the defendant,
G. B, Guthrie, by deed Of the 9th day Of Jan
uary, 1865, Of the real property mentioned and
described in said amended bill and exhibits,
situated in the county aforesaid and also to
set aside the sale mud conveyance Of the same
property made by said G. B. Guthrie to the
West Columbia Coal and Salt Company, da.
ted on The 9th day of June, 1865 and that the
said real estate so sold as aforesaid by the said
Couch and now in possession Of the said West
Columbia Coal and Salt Company be subject.
ed 10 the payment ofibrer bonds in the sail
Amended Bill described, Of ten thousand two
hundred and fly dollars each, executed by
the said Vim, Il. Robbins and payable to the
said VIM. j Stephens, with all accrued and
nccruing interest. or so much thereof as shall
be found due on the same.
Aud 1t appearing by affidavit filed with tho
papers In this suit that the defendants, O, 3.
Guthrie, Moses Michael, John Thompson and
Paulina s his wife, VIM B. Robbins. Abram
Williams VIM. j. Stephens, Samuel II. Early
and Henrian Early wife Of said Samuel II.
Early, are not residents Of the State of West
Virginia. II is, therefore, ordered that they
appear here within one month after the date
OF the first publication Of this order and do
what's necessary To protect their interests 10
this cause, TESTE:
W. W. HARPER, Clerk.
by F, W. Sisson, Deputy.
Polslcy & Nash, Soils, June l0-iw.
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Meat Market.

GT4 The undersigned would res.
,SGaNA.p ectCA9 inform the citizens of Point
Pleasant and vicinity that he has removed his
Meat Shop to his new building on the corner
of 9Th aud Maine streets. where will be found
at I'll times fresh beef, pork, veal and mutton.
also choice bacon, such as hams, sides and
shoulders. Always on hand good supply Of
in Quantities to suit. at the lowest cash prices.
1.-THE highest market price paid for beef
cattle, calves, sheep aud hogs,
inch | Lift GEO. BARCUS.
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WEST VIRGINIA. SIS:
A T Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
n Circuit Court Of Mason county, on the fist
Monday in June, 1869
John Dryden, dm'r ofthe0
estate of Thomas r. In Chanccry on
Friend decd. : Amended Bill.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-06-24

are also on hand and will be sold at COST
Gents. take notice OF It and call in whenever
you want anything in that lire.
mch ls-f NJ. SEIDLER.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-06-03
& THE PERsICAT0R,7
OR
PEACH MANURE

SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE OF POT
- ASH.
The ex1erninator of RUST. SPORES
and INSECTS that infest CORN end
WHEAT
The "Top-dreSsing" for GRASS 80
GLOVER
For TOBACCO and CORN it affords
the most conce ntrated form Of
.SOtTBkE PH0SPH4TE.S 4 y y
POT4SH
The fa7d which forms the mineral part
Of the plant, SO well known to all intel
ligent planters, furnishing the very elc-
,nents that are removed with every Drop,
and are deficient il cultivated soils. both
in EUROPE aud AMERICA, and 10 all
farm mansres.
CHEAPER THAN WOOD IyHES.
Supplying the peculiar elements Of the
PEACH.
ORCHARD MANFRED with the
"PFRSICATOR" bore last year album
dainty amid s'Hpndrrds Of Thousands #
IRIS" in the same neighborhood, not
thus MANFRED, that did not yield sin
Gle Peach
DISEASED TREES, with yellow
leaves, under the influence Of the PER
SICATOR - produced dark green TO-
liage IN few weeks
CORN stands TO hill" even in the
MIDST Of other hills, injured by the insect,
that were not manfred by It.
No LIME should be applied to land
without its cooperation, as lis Influence
is largely increased ~ iio.c, and, when
Stacked with it, other advantages result
in the economical use Of the PorAsH.
For sale by
WM CREIGHTON & son,
AGENTS aud Patcntces,
Bonly's Wharf,
Baltimore, Md.
May 90, ls69-lm.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-06-03
DENTIST

H. PAGE EDNUNDS. ptNTIST.
~ having permanently locarcd n
Leonarltown. respectfully offers liz pre-
fas.ional services to the citi- ~
zcns Of St. Mary's, and if G17SA
persons desire It, to those OF
the adjoining counties.
In answer to the ma9y letters Of en-
quiry in regard to my prices. | herewith
subjoin list Of them.
For plugging tooth with gold. lowest
price, s 90
For plugging tooth with silver, 90
Removing tartar. 500
For inserting teeth, the price will be gov
ernsd by the material they are based dpcn
Extracting tooth, s. 90
In performing large amount Of work ia
family. Of course, deductions will be
made.
May i3, 1s69-tf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-06-03
VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

Il WILL SELL AT PRIV ATE SALE
Il the farm upon which | reside in St.
Inigoc's district, in St. Mary's county,
MARYLAND, called WANERLY, containing
800 acres, more or less.
This farm is situated about three miles
from Point Lookout. is adapted to all the
crops gro~n in the county, with oyster
creek belonging to said farm, sufficient to
plant c5ort st, COO bushels Of oysters
which grow rapidly ard command the
largest prices The improvements are an
old fashioned BRICK HOUSE, four
rooms below and two above The barns
and out houses are sufficient sof The cs-
tate and in gc0G repair, Sut1iciency of
wood, timber, &c.
For terms apply to
STANISLAUS CLARKE,
Ridge Post Office,
St. Mary'S county,
Nd
April %, 1869,
Baltimore Daily So, and National ~
ttHiacncer publish ) times and send bills
to this Office for collcction.)
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-06-03

Arnlet,nS' Journa, VII k dereted to
Tel;'l..7 cu-7ca: i; oIatu.c. A. "r'a" q 81
y4l.ce,, opinion Win re>re>J - ! 't4e C7,1t
interests II = ;ctv. o. Popular Science in -
rs. sense. acl.of Ar.
The teyartu:lc: cf Literature VI. en-
brace:
Fictiea. in the form Of bo;a Serial Novels
aud short Storle<
Essays upon Literary Sud S-~;tl Topics;
Sketches IF iravei ami Adventure,
Discussion upon Art Booas. aLd kindred
themes
Paper. upon all the various sub e>.s ,hsf
pertain 70 the pursuits and recreatlGus Of
the people. wAs.her or towa or county
and
Poems nv orr foremost poets.
A distinctive feature will be fuller treat
ment of Science than is prevalent in Popu-
Tar journals In this branch the Publishers
have secured tht services Of the ab'est and
most adthor.tats.s thinkers, men who COM
bine large and accurate kncwlsdGe. with the
power al clear AMI Impressive statement.
Education IL It's various aspects, person.
a ana public. At home in the school, ana
in the college. in is principles IS science.
and in is practice as an art. Will receive The
fall consideration 10 which Il i uudcniably
entitled.
Illustrations VIII form an important fea-
ture ii the plan Of the Journal. Nearly ov-
cry uu;abcr WI. be accomPA MED by either
an
frustrated Sepp'cmcataa s9ms ropa'or
Msmc,
4 Sted Engraripg in the brSt s.y'c 2f ne
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-06-03
LATE COLLECTORS SALE.

Il. pursuance Of so,iee served upon
1 John l.. Bcaa mi John L. Bean, az
tniui-trator OF William G. Bean. the de-
linqueurs in this case, AMI " virtue :of
authority vested in me BY the Code Of
Public General Laws Of this State, : vii,
expose to public auction on the premises
of said john l.. Bean, on
Friday, the 18th day Of June
next, -
between the hours Of 10 o clock. A VI ,
and . clock. p u. the following per
sona property. seized and taken by Ire
ia execution far Take, due for the years
! $50 and 1867. and interest and cost Que
thereon to the day Of sale, 70 wit
l Horse;
Cows;
3 ycarhhg.l
l lot Of Hogs.
TERMS OF SALE CASH.
ROBERT j. BEAN,
Late Collector Of county
and State Taxes for md
Election District Of St
Mary county.
May 81, lSG9--ts.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-06-03
For County Commissioner.

* r,sre~,fullv submit ] j nEnMOND
10 the voters Of the county 50 S'u table per-
son for Comfy Commissioner.
MANY FE:ESrs.
nay %, 1860.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-06-03

THE UNDERSIGNED, AGENT
L for the above named machines. is
ready to supply the farmers Of St. Mays
county, and will have them on exhibition
and trial n a few days at II B Cawood's.
near St. Clements Bay, who will furnish
buyers at the shortest notice. The ma
chimes will be landed at the nearest navi-
gable point where tie purchaser may re-
side
This great reaper self rakes and can be
worked with one hand and two ordinary
horses. Its durability, simplicity and
perfcctncss are so striking that none can
fail to observe them In fact, it surpas-
ses all other rcapcrs no7 in use in merit,
particularly in the saving of labor.
We only ask fair trial, after which
We believe all farmers viii be satisfied that
Rfdsaway's is thS Reaper.
Sold b7 II y cAWOOD,
st Clements Bay, I'D
And by T X CHING.
Birds Creek, Nd
EF Any communications addressed to
either ofthc parties named will be prompt
il responded to.
May 18th, 1S69-6w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-06-03

! n the Circuit Court ior 81 Mary's County,
stting IS Court Of Equity.
m. s. \ +
nRDERED, this-lsth day OF Nav, 1863.
~ that the Auditors report, fled in this
cause be ratified and confirmed unless cause
to TIE contrary re shown on or before
the srd Monday Of June next. pro
ydcd a copy of this order be published in
the 81. Mary's Beacon. once a week for
three successive weeks prior to the said 3rd
Monday Of June.
JNO A CAVALIER, CI'k
Truecopy-Test:
JNO A CAVALIER, Cl'k.
may Is, l669-5w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-06-03
AGENTS WANTED FOR The
Secret His tory
OF THE CONFED Err AC1.

yHyfIE oetorn5ina revelations md start
8 linq disclosures, made in THIS work,
are creating the NEST intense desire in
the minds of the people to obtain it
The secret political jntrigpes, &c. of pa-
Wis and other Confederate leaders, with
the Hidden Mysteries from "Bahiud the
Scenes in Richmond, are thoroughly
rcutiIats,i. Send for Circulars and sec
our terms. and full description of the
work. Address NATIONAL PUBLISH
ING CO Phil. Pa.
May 20, 1S69--4w
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In The Circuit Court for st MAYS County
sitting as Court of Equity.
No 191 n K.
nRDERET. this 6th day Of May, 1869.
~ that the sale made and reported by I
n Langley, Trustee, in this cause, be rat
flied and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary be shown on or before the Isl
Monday ofJune next; provided acopy Of this
order be inserted in the Saint Mary's Bed-
con. once a week for three successive weeks
prior to the said lst Monday of June.
The report states the land sold fer 5 l260.
JNO A CAVALIER. q. <.
True tcpy-Test;
JNO. A. CAVALIER CFk.
mat 1a. 1sG9-9w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-06-03

.it}t RN.i
a S>SFhiY rNPES.

p-at,3 To L..-la5a,. Nc,ea-s, @", ~.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-06-03

|Ho : dttS.
\ ESON : respect
tic v,trs Of 50
bon Of DJegato
~ Of Maryland.
| sound practical
and much
/ 10 will consent
will be warmly
pEapT &
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-06-03

BY THE GREAT FRENCH WRITEf
VICTOR HUGO,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-06-03

MAY -, 1860 Is.
Evening star., 1869-10-12

ANOTHER CURIOUS Law CAsk-Mrs, Par
ker was tried at Portland, Maine, last week
for shooting at Mrs. Baker, with intent 10
Kill. The jury rendered a verdict Of "Noi
guilty on account Of insanity" On the deci.
sion of the jury being given the prosecuting
attorney moved there be a warrant granted
sending respondent to the State ASYLUM for
the Insane In accordance with the statute
Counsel for respondent objected to the m otion
on the ground that the jury had found her
insane at the time the murderous assault was
committed, but not that she was insane now
The Judge was in doubt whether the law
upon bim was peremptory or discretionary,
and after the point had been ably discussed
pro and con, after deliberation, Judge Goddard
discnaIged the woman, saying he did no.
think it necessary to send her to the Insane
Hospital to ascertain whether she was insane
now or not, and as he believed he had dis.
cretlonary power in the matter he ordered
her discharge, because he had seen nothing
to satisfy him that she was ever insane at
any time.
Evening star., 1869-10-12
THE LONDON TIMES ON TIE FE.
MAN MEETINGS.

Telegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star.
LONDON, Oct. 12.-The Times, in an editorial
on the Fenian amnesty meetings, says 1.-THE
Grown is invited TO pardon rebels who do not
pretend to be penitent, not because the con-
spiracy is crushed, but because il Is still for.
midabie enough to rally sympathizers. No
one doubts the right OF the Government to sup.
press with vigor outrages against law and or
der. Had the forbearance Of the Grown
been invoked in q becoming tone, with recog.
milton Of its rights to protect peaceable and
loyal citizens, amnesty might be q message OF
peace. At present we see no presumption that
1t would be received in that spirit by those
who demand II. while il must operate
as a discouragement to those who
There can De NO greater injustice or impoiicy
than such an act, IT Ireland is still Fenian a.
heart or hostile to Union. We believe major.
ity OF the Irish would rejoice at the suppress.
sion OF Fenianis Ism, and that some who sign the
amnesty petitions would be thankful IL the
petitions were rejected.
Evening star., 1869-10-12
Preservatisu Of Leather.


The following valuable hints in regard 70 the
preservation OF leather, we copy from the Shoe
and Leather Reporter,
The extreme heat to which most men and
women expose boots and shoes during the win
ter, deprives leather ofits vitality, rendering It
liable 20 break and crack.
When leather becomes so warm rs 70 give OF
the smell Of leather, it Is singed. Close rubber
shoes also destroy the life Of leather. All var
nishes, and all blacking containing the proper.
ties OF varnish, should be avoided.
Shoe-leather is generally abused. Persons
Know nothing or care less about the kina of
material used than they do about the polish
produced. Vitriol blacking is used TIL every
particle of oil i'm the leather is destroyed. To
remedy this abuse, the leather should be wash
ed once q month with warm water; and when
about half dry, q coat of oil or tallow should be
applied, and the boots set aside for q day or
two. This will renew the elasticity and life
in the leather, and when thus used, upper
leather will seldom crack or break.
Don wash harnesses with water and soap.
No harness Is ever 90 soiled that damp sponge
will not remove the dirt. When a harness loses
II lustre and becomes brown. which almost any
leather will do after long exposure 10 the air,
the harness should be given new coat Of grain
black. Before using this gratn-black, the grain
surface should be thoroughly washed with
potash water until the grease is killed, and
AFTER the application OF the grain. black, oil and
taiiow should be applied 70 the surface. ThIs
VIII not only "fasten the color," but make the
leather flexible. A harness which is grained
can be cleaned with kerosene or spirits OF tur-
pentine, and no harm will result IL the paris
afterwards
Evening star., 1869-10-12
Large Indiana Farm. |.

Ine Cincinnati Gazette has the folio wing.
.What do you say TO a corn field in BENTON
County, Indiana, OF 7.00l acres, In good condi-
lon and growing splendidlyi II Is TO be found
IN Lafayette. Messrs. Earl and Fowler have
iarm OF SO.0OO acres in Benton County, in
one body, well watered, and with permanen
improvements, having 1i9 miles OF hedge fence
and Is miles of board fence. 30 dwelling houses
lor tenants, . blackesmith shops, &c. To cul-
uvate the corn lands l69 one and two-horse
ture lands 4,1O6 head Of cattle are now feeding
Tor the New-York market and will be shin.
ped this fall by rail. Messrs. Earl & Fowler
give their personal supervision IS the farm,
besides attending 70 their separate interests
the former jobbiug merchant and the latter n
banker. With the late Improvements of farm
machinery ana harvesting implements, they
are enabled 70 keep the model farm in good
conoition, and from present appearances the
balance sheet will be on the right side, as
heretofore"
Evening star., 1869-10-12

@Parepa and Carl Rosa, it is said, have
abandoned the proprlstary manasement Of
their English opera troupe. ana VIII perform
on salaries for hese & Go.
~Mrs. Norton proposes that the women
Of the STATE Of New York hold an election in
November, at the same time WIN the men, TO
chow that they could 60 through the motions
without disgrace to themselves.
~During the time the Gcumenical Conn.
Gil il sittinr IN Rome an exhibition OF oil
paintings by old masters VIII Be nelo. Those
founded on biblical history and portraits OF
dignitaries Of the Catholic church.
Evening star., 1869-10-12
I n S I N
FORMULA OF
DP. oh N WILKINS,
tyA-essm BALTIMORB, Md.
M ID1oAI FR5sAsT%IsH F0wA J0EEEHsro or aEoRaE

M EDI0AL RERARTME.I PEA G11E or GEORGE
TwEHTIETH hIDIOAL SESSION, lsss-1o
COLLEGE BUILDING CORNER oFrKNrg
AND E STREETS.
CITY OF WASHING TON.
NOBLE Y0GEa, ND,
Professor Of Principles and Practice OF Medicine.
a';i: psStssssS!ss{ % s1ssfisi' .is's'
- and Children. " """'0.
Professor q f4inss1e. rIIpP .aS Fi.sti1e
yAsGs 81 fnrisiSas Z. isSsdAHs,.0 dA1s,0H,' x, D.,
Pros's96 q nsss1a MediSs and ThsrsIeutics
Th6sfses. Ssni5sl .pS f. DSf;er'si's
Professor q RRh1.olSsy spd surgery
J. HARRY TaOMPsOH, II. p"''"' D..
PIoiescor Of Clinical Surgery
fSss f2oiss.or aa9fSSihaa Il Sidid: Ne; s.aiains.' D.
PrOffsISF q gSs: PstsoISey ana rherspentioe
Profs::o1 e = SH "a and al hyesian
v.k~ITTssr IsstHTsr eS QssssIs ~ and synas:moIogy.
stuart StSkIpSt; Demonstrators
soBsRTsoS How AID. M. D..
rbe re,r,., .o,r.r rroeeetor: % .
oCToBEB 1 and ter%ip.tst he following MAROH.
vo, tn. r,u .,..
Oemonsufstof 10
Ssns1 -. ~
fer furthe- Information address '''''''' ~
an Heo2m No. 463 street north.
Evening star., 1869-10-12
L R i 8 L N!
lHI GREAT VEGETABLE
Blood Purifier.
Z H Z - Z M,
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
OF TRD
lRi9 VGa0lCOLOR
OR BLUE FLAG.

The most powerful, safe and reliable remedia
agent a.iscoyered for the healing Of mar. The
xonderfu properties Of the Iris yersicolor hither
within the control Of science and s no tsfina its
stand principal smons the blessings Of medicine
As An ALTERAfIvE,
i sets directly upon the blood cleansing and pur
teibts which aisease or malarious inf uenees have
planted there, and eradioetins and neutralisfns
n 1e e. Syss Sor
1t In infsllable as remedy for ecRoFuLA, ERUp.
IISSs Q, the sns INc1s,sNI
obstinate cases Of
RHEUMATIsM AND GOUf.
1t 10 an unfailing preventative and cure for
HEuRALeIA. SICK HEADACHE and NERVOUS Az.
DISEASES or WOMEN
it has NO equal. Its action upon the Lire, And
Eidseysis prompt, salutary, and effective. and il
is this property which renders 1t one Of the safest
and most reliable
DIURETIC REMEDIES
And :kiilful combination with ether insredisna
TONIC QUALITIES
OF the highest order-not Temporarily ssimulati :
%o: tsus1is ssS sa.s.1:
agent In cases Of
DYSPEPSIA ANDGENERAL DEBJLJrv
BY taking IRIsIH, the bic od-which perrse.tes
of.is puIined, rendering the whole system Der
REnrMsER.-This medicine is no ot,soo. q,
sushed sow resdent Of q B.imdps ai.,n
TEEN Of the Intelligent and SCIENTIFIC, that il hs.
been adopted by physicians In their practical And
is daily being prescribed and recommen nded by the
most eminent OF the profession throug ghout the
1s:ss .Ss sss !.
used.
Evening star., 1869-10-12
CELEBRATING The DISCOVERY OF
AMERICA.

Hfeordphed Ezelusirelyt to The Erening Star.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 12.-Last night a number
OF Italians who regard the day when Cjlum
bus came In sight Of America as the date of ITS
discovery, celebrated the event by a ball, at
which Mrs. Angeline Podesta, an Italian
lady, resident OF this city, aged lO1 years, led
OF In grand march, and after wards dance
in ten sets.
Tonight the Italians who date the discoverv
from the day Columbus landed will have a
commemorative ball.