Evening Star Newspaper, April 5, 1855, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (EXCEPT SUNDAY,) w ft « At the Star Building, corner Pennsylvania Pod avenue and Eleventh street, ., By W. D. WALLACH, q ‘Wil be served to subscribers in the cities of Wash- | - : ington, Georgetown, Alexandria, Baltimore and philadelphia, at SIX AND A QUARTER CENTS, — a ee taining a greater vanety of interesting reading thax Cam be found im any other—is published on Saturday payable weekly to the Agents. To mail subscribers the subsesiption price is THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS a year in advance, TWO DOL LARS for SIX MONTHS, and ONE A fr THREE MONTHS. {Simone corres ox onxt. OG Single copies (im wrappers) can be procured at the counter, immediately after the issue of the paper. Price—THREE Gents. TosTwasters who act a: agents wil be allowed VOL. V, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1855. NO. 703. Ee ee ee — — — aa OARTER’S » ‘Treasury Derartum@er, March 5, 1855. > 7 From the Boston Advertiser, (Whig.) March 31 | seizure; and no warrant to be is- SPANISH MIXTURE. cHLepratep |Nomsesauensry ower wactauera| OV ENING STAR.| Oy embaagteuries in foxte-| scl ba ices nod settee eae The Great Purifier of the Blood! cies om ro Prerpes y ha by seven ladies, Catholic “Sisters of Charity,” members of the order of Notre Dame. They have twelve pupils, young| What was the warrant of this commit- ladies between the of ten and fif | tee of seven, swelling its own number teen, all Americans birth. These] its own act? Nothing but a vote of the nineteen ladies form the whole house-| Legislature, ur supported by oath or af- hold, with the exception of an Irishman | firmation, and d-awn up with regard to who is employed about the premises as a} co formalities either prescrib>4 by law or servant. The house is located upon a| otherwise. thoroughfare much traveled ; itis not se-| _ In like manner the Constitution of the cluded in any way from public gaze, the| United States guarantecs that ~ The grounds are not surrounded by any bar-| right of the people to be sccure in their rier, nor does it have any of the charac-| persons, houses, papers and effects, teristics of a monastic institution. The|sgainst unreasonable searches and seiz- ladies who reside there as teachers are | ures, shall not be violated : and no war- highly cultivated and accomplished, and|rants shall issue but upon probable as much entitled to respect and courtesy | cause, supported by oath or affirmation, asany in the State. Their pupils are| and particularly describing the place to ties, prescribed by the laws.” It would be superfizous to point out how this article was violated in clause by the action we have peat ° lowing netice of 3d January last, that for the pur 7 pose of completing the purchase of the amount LIST OF PATENTS Not a Particle of Mercury In It! ®erman Bitters, therein named, this department will continue to | Isswed from the United States Patent Office 4n Ineatirsts Rewepr for Scrofula, King’s Evil, PREPARED BY purchase, upon the terms of said notice, to the ex- for the two weeks ending April 3, 1855— Rbeumstisa, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions, DB. C. M. JACKSON, Philad’a., Pa., tent of the residue of the eum proposed not yet ob-| ‘gach bearing that date . Pimples or Pustules on the faca, Blotches, WILL RFPECTUALLY cURE tained—say $1,158,585 05, if said stocks are offered : 5} Chronic Sore Byes, Ring Worm or Tetter, LIVER COMPLAINT, D and received here prior to the first day of June next: | Henry W. Adams, of New York, N. Heed, Enlargement acd Pain of the Bones and u ’ s Treasury Derartmsnt, January 3, 1855. | Y.—For improvement in factitious oils. Jointa, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphilitie Disorders,| Chronic or Nervous Debi , Diseases of the| Notice is hereby given to the holders of the fol- Ji P. Arnold, of isville, K: Lumbago. Spins! Compls nts, and ail the diseases | Kidneys, and all diseases ing from a dis. | lowing described stocks of the United States, that ‘ames F’. Arnold, of Louisville, Ky.— arising lepap ages use aye Im- | ordered Liver or Stomach. this department is prepared to purchase, at any time | For imprevement in presses. pradaee » OF Impurity Such as Constipauun, inward Piles, Fullness, or | ¥¢tween the date hereof and lst day of March Richard Baker, of lewark, N. J.—For Blood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nau- pac hag aged ree po amounting a the id improvement in the manufacture of white cures.| sea, Heartburn. Di for food, Fullness or | 8T&® $1,900,000, in Sumaner’ ead on the Sarton propri-| weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructatious, Sink, | ‘©:ms hereinaler mentioned, wo wit: lead, by precipitation. at friends, to offer ing or Fluttering at the Pit of the Stomach, Swim In case of any contingent competition, within the Abel Barker, of Honesdale, P; F it to the pnolic, which they do with the utmost eom ming of the Head, Hurried and difficult Breathing amount stated, preference will be g ven in the order » Of Honesdale, Pa.— or fidence m its and wonderful curative prop-} Piu.tering at the Heart, Choking or Suffocating | Of time in which said stocks may be offered. The | method of lubricating pistons of air ertis The following certificates, selected irom a Sensations when in a lying Posture, Dimness ot | C¢ttificates, duty assigned to the United States b um ps. lacge mumber, are, coptietene ang UmOUT | Vision, Dots of Webs before the Sight, Fever and | Se Prties who are to receive the amount tnereof, | P than the mace word of the proprietors; and are Dut Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration, | @USt be transiritted to this department; upon the | Chester B. & Benj. 8S. Borden & Aaron poly rene oda ere ties and | Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the al eee be paid compounded |R. McLean, of West Dresden, N. Y.— Teepecta many of them res'ding ; particulars: z ‘ in the city of Richmond, Ya. berms a ke. - dag 1. The pels dew amount specified in each cer- | For improvement in seed planters. Louis Bollman, of New York, N. Y.— it Imagin- ¥. BOYDSN, Raq, of the Exchange Hotel, Rioh-| _ings of Evil, and great depression of Spirits. Gficate. ‘ I ‘ “HE Rropeietor in calling tue attention of the |, ine Let of Julyr 1886, reacomebie Woe es | For improvements in condensers in steam peration, docs feet : the utmost confidenee in its virtues and adap- | !556 of 2X per cent.; on the stock of the loan au- | engines. likewi: pectal FY i 2 Sear persons foe which it s recommonded, with the most aston- | tation to the diseases for which is ie 1 recommended bry 1862 ot 10 pot conte pre acemable 31st Decem- | ‘Thos, Brown, of London, Engl ant ere — ee = be — gmt oe or things goed resulta. ea) most ex- is no new untried article, but one a es 3 aoe! nono i i ip’s ridi i ty ergs medicine he has ever seen. stoed the test of a ten years? trial before the Ameri | auinorized by the acte of 1847 and 1848, a gon per For improvement in Ship's riding bits. | school is forced, that they are subjected] Who is safe from such unreasonable GUE AND FEVER—GREAT CURR—I hereby | £0", Poore, and its reputation and sale is unrivalled | 110°s titer on the 20th uae, 1808 on 16 te con | _ Levi M. Dehart, of Reading, Pa.—For | ¢, any rigorous diseipline, or obliged to] searches as that of Monday last? What certify that for three years [had Ague and Fever | >Y uy similar preparations extant. The testimony and on the stock of the loan authorized ty the act | @djustable paddle wheel. undergo any sort of ill-treat: a house is th in th occup' ied of tho mort vinksat description. I hed several Phy | £9 its favor gives by the most prominent and well- | S7iech ana rederamtic te teed Pee ichard V. DeGuinon, of Brook! J. re piles leclisell exer sions, took large quantities of Quinine, Me--ury, Seepalaihdiropes > and indi ae on eee ‘seth | 1864, (commonly called the ‘Texan indemnity,) 6]. Y_—For in ti h Y"»| Such being the character of this estab- whclly by defenceless women, that may and [ believe all the Tonics Ee country ts immense. | T'sé following from ++ _£or improvement in anchors. lishment, the seventcen ladies residing | not be the scene for a frolic of = party of lina’ is tfully sub witt d, referri per ecat. Sam. Bos’ ; t relief. tried whe may still doubt, to fay “Memorabilia.” of Prac. | __3- Interest on the par of each certificate-from the . W. Frost, of Boston, Mass.—For | therein were surprised on last Monday | rude men? Let the constituents of any afternoon to see. two omnibuses drive up| of the gentlemen composing this Com-_ tical Reeeipt Book. for Farmers and Families, to be | !st of January, 1855, to the date of receipt and set- — safety port for coal holes. . i t Uement atthe Treasury, with the allowance (for * jad gratis, of a'l the — oo tory, 120 Arch st,, | the money to reach the owner) of one day’s interest hos. Goodrun, of Providence, R. I.— Hl Pri the mo r i to the doors, crowded with passengers,| mittee consider how y would relish = : Philadelphia, Pa. : in Payment dis sd sebadia wi ha endo iano Get in valves for steam en- who alight a okt _ su- - neem of their residences and a TESTIMONY FROM NORTH CAROLINA, _ | the Treasurer of the United States, on the assistant perior,” and being met by the head of] disturbance of the privacy of their fami- 0. Cofeata of: Be. Sam, of Pine HG, Rich. |e ey daset” en vetsemandetpnie, coche} Robt. B. Gorsuch, ot New York, N. | the establishment, the spobcoman of the| lies by such inquisitorial partica as this. = pay one March 4th, 1854. PBut to certificate will be entitled to the benefit of Y.—For direct acting hydraulic steam Fe neh party informs her that the crowd is a Committee appointed by the Legislature to examine the house. No notification o: the visit to be expected has been served upon the ladies, and they are obliged to take the statement of the members of the party on their own authority. We have already seen that the Committee actually appointed by the Legislature consists of The revolution was fought in yain if the great American principles of private right and domestic security arc now to be set at nought. i} dadcinba + | | this notice which shall not be actually received at | PUMPS. na subject of Dyspotaie ua Tarn ix, | the Treasury on or before the said tet day of March | Smith Groom, ef Troy, N. Y.—For Xt to fail when | for the last five years. Such was’ my condition for MEX || JAMES Sena improved hose coupling. Ph esaty | eee Ee ere | rears _ owns ef ee teemety, | LIN | Hale of “fawekeas, Wille me said I mast die. ition, | was es A = ror} srr shee says be | carried to the watering places in Virgmia, ‘envor | AY OTICE TO FLUTISTS.—EISENBRANDT’S | Texas.—For improvement in ploughs. & numtbsr of instances the effects ot | see and North Carolina, but was net benefited by Se te ne Seeks Ch e-7 Gostayus Hammer, of Cincinall, 0. which were most truly | any water to which [ was taken. While on my | ettes will be on exhi and for sale for a few ss d oe ee acsse of Consumption, de | way home, I stopped a week at Rutherfordion, a | days at ILEUS & HIT: Music Depot. For improved valve for wind musical Liver, the good efferts wers won- | smal! village in North Ci mar . instruments. some Chalybeate water in that plac 2 ° =. ine 6 = - EBB, of the firm of Drinker &| last of the week, I went into a drug Divwaceasse. es . Luther 00 - oe Pa.! but seven members. We are unable to cared cared of Liver Com-| some medicine for m ‘or improved mode of loading rifled can- th ber of th apvenn of ta a selena ak ah DEAFNESS —We understand that the succe: state the number of the party professing Garters Speni-b Mivture. "| snd onc ofthem seemed 0 teks some meter here | Mich has fellowedthe use of SCARF A'S ACOUS | non. to act as this Committee on this occa- Onrter’s Sheng rnesgaoehers xi ——— id he | LEC OLL, in casés of Deafness, has been astonish- Barton H. Jenks, of Bridesburg, Pa.—| .; |AT CURE OF SCROFUYA—The Editors of Soong ema ge sake my, fo! papers re ivg, thousands of persons 1 aving been cured, whose For i ae ? sion, but from the fact that two tywelve- the Richmond Republican h-d @ se-vant employed voralnprgreny eapog Hoofhand’s Garam ‘Bic, | C88¢8 Were considered hopeless. ‘The calls for this | For improvement in looms. Ante-dated seat omnibuses, which appeared to be their press room, cured of violent Scrofuia, com thes a y Ly is ihe rend’s peop “A medicine are from al! parts of the country, it being, | Jan. 8, 1855. full ired for thei dined with Rheumatism, which entirely disabled | ters,” prepared Sim Ragtime ins ie | we believe, the only article before the public for the Benj. F. Jos! f Ww ter, M. ull, were required for their transport, Se ee rere Tae, nettles, of Carter's Apenieh | try the Bitters | He also called tho next day at my | Cire of thst distreasing discus nj: kK; vosiyn, of Worcester, Mass.! we can only estimate their number at Mixture made a perfect cure of him, ani the Hdi- | roo s fecigipaare so much that I votes Plea Be particular and buy of . GILMAN, Wash | For double acting pump. twenty-four. There may have been tors in 2 public notice, say they “cheerfully recom. | that I as = ea one — at <= it, | ington, D. C., and S 8. HAN¢ Baltimore, Md., as ‘Wm. J. Keeney and — R. Tarbox Jy . ‘y a mend it to all who are afflicted with any dissase of | and { commenced taking it a directed, an: Say | there is a counterfeit article in the market. salt y : *; | few mere or less. the blood * | was more benefitted by itthan all the water and | fe) og” Si of Switzerland county, Ind-—For im. Ni ladi 1 f th STILL ANOTHER CUR3 OF SOROFULA—Thad | medicine I hadever taken rovement inirakes and hay elevators tneteen ladies, twelve of them less boy cured of Serofula by Carter’s} After reaching home one of my neighbors came to | \TEWART’S SKYLIGHT D AGUERREAN |P - y elevators. | than fifteen years of age, could not, of Mixturs. I consiler it trul: aluable | me for a preseription and medicine, (he a dyspep- | Galt’ . ave: George Martz, of Pottsville, Pa.—For ; 4 SAuns og TAYIAR, es st mS resis tie,) and ¢ gave hum nearly all the ees Peay if <9 Rooms, over Galt’s Jewelry Store, Pa. avenue, Es . ! course, oppose any effeetual obstacle to the entrance of twenty-four full grown BP. and P. R. R. Co. Richmond, Va which effected much good in bis case. He has often | Sy Whee renecbo te cat havesplendid picturestaken }improved apparatus for hoisting andj SALT RHEUM OF TWENTY YEARS STANDING | called on me for more of the same knd of medi- the city. Call cme Satisfaction always given? "| dumping coal cars. men into a common house, even had the ~ OUAED cine, saying he was more benefitted by it than any 7—Im Ebenezer Mathers & Wm. D. Scigfried ‘adies k hevich 7] Mr. JOHN THOMPSON, residing in the city of | other he had taken, but I have uot been able to get J ——_—$_$€___ fM + Va_F ti for ; Jadies known the rights guaranteed them se cured by. three bottion of Carter's | any more (or him Or moult stace; will you, there ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS, fe ales ae ene feaptemes ", by the constitution and laws of Massa- Spanisa t of Salt Rheum, which he hed for | fore, ase ship me @ dozen or more as secon as pos- = ecdiD: Tr han Tin! resses. . nearly twenty years. an which ‘ail the physicians | sibic. Respectfully yours W. SMITH. |G. FL VARSELE & J. W. MANIKUNS ee Mell, of Riceboro” Ga. For “husetts, and bad they been disposed_ to ofthe dy ovale, . Mr. Thompeon is a wel! 's Store, Wake (o., N.C. Louisiana avenue, between 6th and 7th streets, 5 ae? : , maintain those rights by force. The : 8 avile expunacaa vat Next to Varnum’s Buildings, improvement in cotton gins. j : a evi 3 A Tsnrisie TRraGepy occurred at Wytheville, Virginia, on Saturday night, resulting in the death of an old and re- spected citizen,and the dangerous wound- ing of three others. It appears that for some time past, aman named J. Austin Graham bas been paying his attentions to the daughter of Mr. W. H. Spiilez, who is reported to be worth about $200.2 000. Graham was unsuccessful in his suit, from the fact that the young iady was engaged to be married to a physician named Dr. Hamet. Graham, on secconnt of this state of things, has been very vio- lent, and threatened io take the life of his rival the first opportunity that of- fered. On Saturday night, about 10 o'clock, Graham entered the Wytheville Hotel, kept by Mr. Thomas J. Boyd, where hir. Spiller was sitting, in company with Mr. U. F. Trigg, teller of the Exciiange Bank i : A | “gentlemen” —we presume we must cali | 8t Abingdon; Mr. C. Cox an attache of great benefit from the use of “ Hoofland’s German AVING associated themselves to carry onthe} Henry Mellish, of Walpole, N. H—For} Boeke of the Ten tuatare by this title] ‘he hotel, and Mr. Terry. Graham drew Bitters,” in Chronie Dysentery and fanctional de- House, Sign, and Ornamental PAINTING ia improvement in lancets } D 4 y this title 1 a a firi is, im the worst form, by Carter's | rangement of the Liver. and its concomitant evils, | #!l its branches, will be thankiul to receive all or- Pp’ 2 ._{—roamed over the whole house from at-] 4 revolver and commenced firing into the He esy3 he cheerfally recom | | ar desirous of obtaining a quantity of it for ahe | ders in their linc of business, and will usc every ex- F H. Moore, of Boston, Mass.—For im- taends it, and considers it a very invaluable moci-| henefit of my community. You will, therefore, | ertion to give satisfaction, : please send a lot, &c. &e. JOBBING in Glazing and Painting promptly at ech rome mem pron brenhpttoares CERTIFICATE OP WM. J. ATWOOD. ian to. Give us a trial. mar 27—tf 8 tase ~~ rtes’s Spans aera ae Co, Nov. Ist, 1853. Cc. WARRINER, fe . Jackson—Dear Sir: Allow me to ex- WM. @. HARWOOD, of tnediesey ared of ola te you my sincere thanks for your discover WATCHMAKER > h NEW WHEELS, PINIONS, AND EVERY KIND pre Sores aad Uloers, which ditabind hia frem walking. | % 2 medicine which, to say the least of it, has ef— OF REPAIRS TO WATCHES, Took a few bottles of Carter's 3penish Mixture, and fected a cure that all other medicines, thut I have {me permanently cured. man Bitters” have eured me of the most stubborn No. 330 Pennsylvania Avenue, 0 | tic to cellar. No chamber, no passage,| crowd, killing Mr. Spiller at the tirsi provement in coal hole covers. i no closet, no cupboard escaped their yig-| ire. Mr. Cox is very badly wounded, Rollin White, of Hartford, Conn.—j jjant search. No part of the house wes] ut will, itis thought. recover. Messrs For improvement in breech loading firo- | enough sacred or enough proteced by | Terry and Trigg were wounded, but not arms. : respect for the courtesies of civilized lite] Seriously. The murderer fled immedi- Thomas Moore, of Fair Haven, Vt.—/ to be spared in the examination. ‘he | ately after the commission of the bloody For improved stove pipe tube. , {ladies dresses hanging in their wardrobes | deed, and has not since been heard from. Andrew Murtaugh, of New York, N.i wire tossed over. The party invaded] The effair has caused the greatest indig- was enabled to walk withoct a crutch, ina short taken, have entirely failed to dio. “‘Hoofland’s Ger- . ed of th that, perhaps, e (Between Ninth and Tenth streets.) Y.—For improvement in pulleys for dumb the chapel and showed their t—as | nation. ea enate Lace, Mow Tork? CLOSE & Com No. | Fe tae oe of man My cave neta ranger in mar 25—1m* WASHINGTON, D.C. | waiters. Sestediaaa, we. sesvanuectine tar Gee tois community, as | am in and the = & Jigipgeen . 7 'T. W. DYOTT & SONS, No. 182 North Second st., ‘ironing counen and can uly sv the ny A GREAT BARGAIN. — Dino Tc ema N.Y. God whom all cenprerar worship Be GRAND CIVIC AND MILITARY BALL DENNEIT & BRE No. 125 Main street, Rich. | COVe'Y has astornded all my frie Parent E have f Knabe, Gaehle & Co.’s Li : talking lou witi: their hats on, while a ws ae pans Te ee XIV. mile bean roewood 7 ociave Ft | _ Fred. A. Peterson, of New York, N.Y.| the ladies shrank in wrror at the aece.| WASHING10.\ YAGERS. did me any good until A oa sas ae =p ¥, OUARLES Sa ee the Bitters. You are at liberty to make any use ot | ANOS, which has been slightly damaged and which | For fire proof ceiling. . ‘i it 5 cration of a spot which they believe hal. |] £AST#& MONDAY, April 9. 1855. “= a Say Nn Pee ee eenett of the alficted, | rine of jaymentmaderwy. SS | Stephen R Rosove, of Carlisle, N. Y.—| towed. a . AT CARUSI'S SALOON. Pre bottle, or six bottles fur ee _ = JOHN F. ELLIS, For fire escape ladder. ay ; sae HE WASHINGTON Y AGERS respectfully an- ep —. S wa. i. ATWOOD. Piano, Music and Stationery Store, Alpheus D. Smith of Meredith, N. Y. Whi in the chapel the ladies declined tm ce to their friends, both eivic and military = enticahy soqititte mar 30 306 Pa avenue, near 10th st. re ee ? “| holding any conversation with their per | ja: nest, ball will ve given on MONDAY Private Medical Treaties nd cregoen a ponsece eee Pet amis de - For improvement in railroad car seats. | secutors; but in another part of the houre | NIGUT, April 9th, at Carusi ’s Saloon. on THE can be used for intense an well as adults. > DENTISTRY. Arcalous Wyckoff, of Columbus, 0.— the principal expressed her perfect wil-| , Nosy ee i a picde them- source nie rem by 2. D-GILMAR, Weehinnusey Te KIDWEET Rone Ciaene eoe en ce For chain pumps. lingness to answer any questions pro-] and agreeable to all who may favor them with their ZL. D. |, Washington; J. L. 4 . " i < iil . - é M. B. LA CROLX, M. D,, Geomgetowss aud’S SL Fae ‘ONT, Alexandria.” oe _ Leslee Merearhy GER Charles and Anna C. Welhelm, of pounded by the “Committee.” One of company, and have no doubt hall make every one %50 Pages and fas vies Pista a8 Onlored Litho | _™* I~ ly porcelain teeth, with or without gums, ’2¥}%3' | Philadelphia, Pa.—For improved protec- eames wi the gentlemen pats her affectionately | “Weber's fine Cotilion Band will be present snd on the back with one hand, turns over] graphs spd Plates. — | for specimens of which (made and de- : tor in lamp shades. a= Price only 35 Cents Ga EV. JOHN LANAHAN, PASTOR OF THE | posited by the late firm) was awarded the first ~ome of their finest pieces of masic. pts Gi 50- t Sommittee of Ai { tell ft tho Ueno EXETER STREET, M. E. CHURCH-—A | premium at we Mechanics’ Institute Fair, recently | ©. Gustav Maeller, of Charleston, 8.) the rosary suspended round her neck _Miekets 1 50—to be had of the © © Mar Bent free of portage 6 all parte ct the Union | strong deause to benefit the afficted induces him | held in this city C.-—For improvement in bank locks. with the other, and asks her if she is con- Taal PUBLISIED, snd containing ponies = hale pong ste fren glares faitieenr coe ‘and the gh chin ‘< ee eal: Rollin White, of Hartford, Conn.—For} tent with her situation, whether she can J Busher, a—— aera mete re qaantity Of | and ladies of high standing of our own weil known is so perfect as to deceive the most prac- | im —— in pep aren. For] cave When she pleases.’ ‘The young a- B Scherelser, c citizens. who testify of cures of Ct H ON P ¥ . r olli ite, of Hartfor nn.—For | gj, 5 ji ~ PTET obra? | CHITIS, RHEUMATISM. DYSPEPSIA, &c ar attention also paid to filling and pre » 4 dies were of course subjected to ques J Angermann, improved repeating firearm. tions even more rude—whether there are} _™r 3l—vtb serving the natural teeth. C GY OF MARRIAGE, sod the § Moctreys 7 ne oah Warlick, of Lafayette, Ala.—For| any boys boarding in the establishment) GR BD FIREMEN’S AND CIVIO BALL GY OF MARRIAGF, ond the | Messrs. Mortimer & Mowbray: Charges moderate and ail operations warranted. ‘i ffice southwest corner Seventh and D s's.— en- |; A 2% 5 seoret infirmiticeand disorder} | take: pleasure in saying to you that I have used | | © improvement in plows. —what punishment they suffer for mis- TO BE GIVEN BY THE of youth And matunly, te your‘ Hampton's Tincture” with very great prose. tance on D. mar 21—6m_— & Williams, of Jackson, Tenn. —For Seven. &c. Itis plies necessary | Columbia Fire Company 5 0.1, Gatroythephysical aadinen | kad become very mach impcired, when I com VAKE NOTICE. improved excavating machine. to deseribe such conversation’ in detail;| * AT JACKSON HALL, = tal powers, with observations | menced to use « Hampton's Tincture.’? I found | NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.| Enos Woodruff, of Elizabethtown, N. the reader can readily imagine what the} E4STE® MONDAY NIGHT, April Sch, 1855. scene must have been. The examining | preiperi ecinpitdrwrmytes cape adctogeting party, cf course had their own way, and] of ie best bal's of the season. when their searches and insults had been | Professor Louis Weber's celebrated Cotillion band protracted to the extent of their pleas- | 'p,veen engaged for the S aemenr be adie: ure they took their leave. It is scarcely il) Ue allowed im the hall except necessary to say that they ‘‘found—no remen. F Tickets ONE DOLLAR—admitting one je- matter what—it was not that they | man and ladies; tbe ha at the petal bores, oa marnag-, its dutics and disqualifications, and | it- effects upox: my general health most salutary.— W. BROWNING, Merchant Tailor, under | J.—| i i i ive; with lithographs, illustrating the| My nervous system and digestive organs soon right P. the United States’ Hotel, has just recerved a J. For mechanism by which approach anatomy and physiology, and diseases of the repro- | €d up under its use. large supply of Spring and Summer Goods, and is | Ng Vehicles — and close gates. Gective organs of both sexes, their structure, uses} I have several times recommended it to my | now prepared to offer great bargains to all in want rancis L. Smithson, of Mecklenburgh gud functions. A popular and comprehensive trea- | friends, and in every case, as far as I have been in | or gund and fashionuble clothing. His “ Ready. a 4 i ‘§ . | formed, they have use it with success. take Clothin will be sold at the following low | County, Va.—For improvement in culti: Hiram Strait, of Covington, Ky.—For improved arrangement of means for free- your San Lanauan, Pastor Lab alk AL r * - . Of Exeter st.. M. E. Charch, Baltimore. Whole suits, Coat, Pantaloons, and Vest, of thin metrimr oy, that will overcome ob contamplati: cloth or cassimere, for $12. jections to it; nono, however. should thi BLEEDING OF TRE LUNGS. Fine Black Frock and’ Dress Coats, from §10 to oe ing steam boilers from sediment. sought”—unless the object of their visit | and at the door on the evening of the portaut siep wirhout frst cor ite pages— Bateson, N. C., Feb. 8, 1855. Goo! B i ts for $7. i we Bn IT pw Re — tresteneat| Mesors. Mortimer § N- Cs » f pope oy faa , ee woe. Geo. H. Soule, of Jersey Oise N. J.—| was simply a “lark” at the expense of| EXECUT! IVE COMMITTEE. feally Illasteetna by beautiful thorrephie pinees | 1 2° Borin Bra oe ood Demorreage of tae Lee, | Msteollies snd Say eee ee For improved breech-loading firearm. the State, in which case the object was eeSoante Pear : < ake d always o ease en i Mass.— ined. i Beers. nervous debility, its causes and cure, by a ees) and bad four attacksof it I was advised to try Dr. fancy articles, puch os Bhiris, Gioves, Cravats, Um- Wm. Stoddard, of Hingham, Ss. doubtless attai . There were no nuns Jas Martin, Isaac at once so simple, cefe and effectual. that is} Hamp ns Vegetable Tincture { procured one brellas, &c. rules for daily management—an ese2y |} bo.tle, and after taking which, [ was satisfied that “Sole Agent for the sale of Scott’s Fashions.’ For improvement in folding bedsteads. . ~ on Sprmatorrhess with practical onservations cn » | | was much better; and that, afier taking the feurth mar 19—tj. Benj. T. Trimmer, of Parma, N. Y.— immured alive in contracted cells, nor any evidences of abuse of any sort cail- Reception Committee. Jas Martin, Jas Coleman, G F Smallwood, T E Young, Hi Purdy, K Harrison, safer 3 For improved grain cleaner. ing for legislative interference or even in- 8 A McDermott, M Niarceron, and successful mode of treatment—pre | bottle, 1 was entirely well, and now I enjoy as good eS ing for legislative in vi F H Sage, A McDermott, ’ . cautioney Wate on the avila resulting from empiri- health as ever I did te my life. I can and aewak TO THE LADIES Geo. W. ey spurt a oes meal quiry. t Boers, saa c a . Jos Marcerca, cal practioo—an essy on all diseases arising from | out the least hesitation, recommen ‘Tincture improvement in washing machines. . e * jarboe Indiseretion, with Pia and simple rales by which | to all persons afflicted in my way. Chari Now, we ask the reflecting men and mar 20,23,27,29,31,Apr2,3,4.5,6,7,89 FIRST ANNUAL BALL MONDAY KVENISG, Ap’! 16, 1855. MISS 3S ci iclede acgete - " lis now prepared to show our larg all persons cen cure themselves without mereury— ‘ours, Gro. W. Weaxtry. B:.: ies ss eos mk of Millin J les Clareni, of New York, N. pee remedies fo: thoze celf inflicted mizeries and disap — which she has just opened, of the ‘ assignor to himself and Geo. P. Field.-— ee ee a CURE PITS—READ! test styles which we are selling at the lowest prices, | Por improvement in harrows. cung. Itisatrethful -er to the married and More to the Sick than Gold.—From one of the most | and we cordially invite the ladies to call early and 0 AO d Hi Ji len rs ose contemplating marriace. Its peruss! is par | respectable Druggists in Suuth Carolina. have the first selections. zro A. Crane an lenry J. Lewis, o py leper ner agate yervons entertaining se Cuarieston, 8. C. Sept. 21, 1853. We would also respectfully call their attention to | Green Point, N. Y., assignors to Ozro J. eret at ie conscious of havicg bakardnd the belie Rappient Messrs. Moatimer & Mowrrar:—The sale of | our large and hand handsome stock of Fancy Goods Crane, aforesaid.—For improvement in en- women of Massachusetts—we even ap- peal to the candor of the eighty thousand voters who put the present Administra- tion in power—is such a record as the above fit to form a page in the history of the free and enlightened Common- Ham) ‘sv able Tin:ture is increasing | Pertumery, Gloves, Hosiery, &c,. which we can sell = e U LU sad privileges to which every human being Teery ange and every, bottle sid recommends this | at unusually low pric ae eto serapers fer removing dirt from boots and | weaith of Massachusetts in the nineteenth | - HE Committee of “Am sake heat nani ae uci 1 Of Postage to any part of the Uni-| Eiring success, and are getting it by balf dozens. Ii Firet door west of Walter Harper & Co.'s. | John Hartshorn and Dexter H. Cham-| for exaggerations in thestory which may Seta Ries seasons “Na Be—'Thase who prefer may coneult Dr La Onocz has bees found to be the rar cate ee pe berlain, of Boston, Mass., assignors to| have been caused by the natural fears of| “"preacrick Prosper’ celebrated Colllon Band bas Spon any cf the diseases apon which his bock treats} Herformed on a negro bov, saffering from Fits. I WAtoHeS AND Jew erry.—t1 |Jno. Hartshorn, aforesaid.—For improve-| the terrified witnesses, ahd does the rec- Ge a pe eg needle en far tp Ua morn 0 Srna eh | wag ea 7 Mint Ramee cents 508 | p pct seg FEWER cham ie By | ERE in Hxtares for curtain rollers. {ord stand iair and clear? Is such the| yt'shi:$ clit fea ta te o — A Packed aud carefully secured from all observation. Ls pool Wemen. yours, | W.G.Trorr. | Sold very cheap to suit the times. Gold Le Re-issues. ‘Thaddeus Hyatt, of New| treatment that defenceless Women ought | door on the eventing ie hone oheien ae Address Dr. M. B. LA CROIX, No 31 Maiden Lane > Bon ; Sis og | Ver Waiches as tow as 25, warranted to York, N. Y.—For improvement in vault|to receive? Is such the behaviour of] 4" ererseteeapeipordinnanas —— name ny pe P| Fert od ny cell roe ig er Ke Keep good time, Call and see for yourselves at the | coverg, Patented Nov. 12, 1855. gentlemen in the Legislature? It is| rie Batwil beopenc@with the “Manione? Grand ‘ to , ae : x A ae . . ” Ce cs . . butay from Dust Spm , a, Neneeneenees Sod General Wanknes._ Ass sia 349 Pa. ave., oppo. Browns’ Hotel. Abner Whiteley, of Springfield, Ohio. only paralleled by the stories that haye| Macch,” (composed for the greene.) at o'clock, Se eT | icumequall(ds nn eee We bleve | mar s8—aim For improvement in grain and grass har-| come down of the insults and excesses nese grange whl Albany, N. ¥. Sold by MORTIMER & MOWBRAY, 140 Baiti- Capt F M Sheckell, Seb Foxwen, OR SALE—A FIRST RATE WORK HORSE, | yesters. Patented September 19, 1854. | of unlicensed soldiers in time ef war. Ltt B Sears Sat 8 Gi took more stieet, Baltimore, and 904 Broadway, N. York repeats oud ant prom aessk” ater ce Design.—Henry Biggins, of Mount|° Qur levislato ht to have a more] En-ign WJ Walker. 8g W HA Towers. *S UNRIVALLED GUITARS.—Tbree | Caas. Storr & Co., J. B. Moone, D. B. Cianxe, ARNY?’S Ci i Georgetown. a= A eS Jur legisiators ougnt | > 2—e03 0. z N erthene anges pbnrashaits now on er Cuange : Bowing, W, Ex uior, and it McPuen mar 28—cotl pesciimoget! pee — me te — Gib-| jntimate —— with ~ ope. OD wis bitiua for a lumited period, Music Store. The | sow, ington 5 ae ree ey, Oo! + ¥.—For desi; ‘ i ourgovernment. > , cnialng beintes ot atic’ teas cbctan se uniessna | coe; tnd OC. Camas, Aiaiat i. coal le Drug- | J 08. NEFF’S PREMIUM VIOLINS AND VI ml uke and agen ban des. ign poagrnees ee i ten ae gaat Ww ILLAR D 8S HO t EL, encomiums of Professors and Amateurs. gists everywhere. feb 21—w PRicnwnmcageors be seen at our Music arp “a e bill of rights, a i 'o ee ataSort, hee mar 21 RS ATCHES, aad by those cacahentincemeas of the —— op samacne soe Uheir many friends and the public generally that ——— JEWELRY HILBUS & HITZ, Agents. Firs ror Torre Monres.—Oonflagra- | tains this article : : this magnificent Summer Hotel is now being fitted LOOK HERE!!! SILVERWARE, os “ee row for cash, it imme} tions continue to sweep away property « Every subject has a right so be pecame pin the mort mown oni comforable sere tor te INTY r served TO) e ade ve. ‘ si - ing Season. house Open ¥ —— eae dee PEARLS, oy —_ 7 mar ao from this country at arate exceeding one | from all unreasonable seizures ph cade Bree gree pee crear yoyo G00! cc. &C. Soldiers, Sailors, Marines, Clerks, Indians, Chap- lains, Wagon Ma-iers, Teamsters, Landsmen, (or their widows or miner children) who have not yet received fail 168 cr have been in service 14 days, will de weil t write to us. postpaid, and their Land Warrants wil be forwarded to the: LER million of dollars per month. The record | 80, his houses, his papers, and all his) p'onue the co. fort and happiness of lis guests. aoe SPOON Rat FORKS | er March meee no diminution from this} possession. a pia ogy ge ~~ Uiry wil be prepared and ey to accommo u i ior Ta- -| 0) ? e ; : who ma: wie inenyel soviet ne ak i aon foundation of them be not previously sup- ‘etetaerd pected : W PRICES, by ‘——* CANFIELD, TRO. & co. 229 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md. mar l4—tr ported by oath or affirmation ; and if vP:| Also, every st le of the fiaest quality ALBATA | Merce has a table showi : board per a —— song 7 aimee 4A’3 PATENT AMERICAN ACCORDEONS. | FORKS, SLOONS, Tha SERS, CACE HA | the past month there were 41 fires in the ’ : |. By the weele per day: above quantity, a barge af they do not get Sevesal af dence dew Gall th id iostreimctts KETS, CASTORS, Be. United States which destroyed property order, in the warrant to a civil officer, = By the mou, per ay | J ows > . i at OF . GAL BRO. . ‘ i : ad she seal Claim Agent’s Omen, opposite U. , | Just received and for sale at ee ones ne ee eee —o asa Rpaey He as. | valued at $1,608,000. This does not in-] make search in suspecied places, or to} Mails free Wor EMURANDA | Pereuss ap2—f 3 ‘C. C. WILLARD & BROS Also, 6 dozen of Paa’s new and cheap instruction | mar 12—-1f NoRAMA FOR SALE—ONE UNDIVIDED .0cks | Books, prive 25 centa. or clude the losses by the recent fires in the | atrest one or more suspected persons See iGL Aine Gan eee ee nee South. The loss by fires| to seize their property, be not accom- A é -Suniey’s Wesiern Wilds,” . ‘ vited to examine these Accorde ERRY’S AND GILLOTT’S STEEL PuNS | woods at the South. : : E on re Per tuterest in at lipacemres for pty gel menpnt oa o raha every €x- various kinds and sizes, bought im person from during the last three months is put] panicd with a special designation f the ibe pairbbase.d an aceon ete rt 7 - 9 i vihce. FRANCK TAYLOR, — hibit oa exhitated. HILBUS & ITZ, [ie atkers sa wimatedgmens TayLor. | down at $3,882,000. — or objects oi ‘search, arrest or