Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1860, Page 1

‘THE EVENING STAR is PUBLISHED EVBRY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 11th st., BY Papers served in packages by carriers at @4 8 year, or S37 cents per month. To msil subscribers three months at the rate of @ cents @ week. Single copies, ONR CANT; in wrappers, TWO CENTS. IL" Avvzarisemanrs saould be sent to the office bstore 12 o’o.00k m.; otherwise they may not appear until the next day. Life om the Border. A COLD-BLOODED MURDER IN KANSAS. [From the Mouad City Report, August 31.) A most cruel and cold-blooded murder was rpetrated near the Missouri State line, in oerton county, about twelve miles from this iace, on Monday last. John Denton, a resi- bY of Bourbon county, and well known in this vicinity, was deliberately shot by a des- rate character from Missouri, called Bill archbanks. This terrible affair in its details is the most dastardly murder which has for a long time occurred in this part of Kansas, where so low a price is set upon human life,and where manslaughter is of so frequent occur- rence. To understand the causes prompt- ed the murderer to commit the crime, we must briefly refer to the history of the murdered man. /Jobn Denton, his father and the family came to Kansas in the early settlement of the coun- try and settled in Bourbon county, on the Lit- tle Osage, where they commenced the work of making themselves a home. When the diffi- culties between the border-ruffians and the free-State men were rife, the father of John Denton, although he had been reared and edu- cated in the regular democratic faith,could not countenance the wrongs which were resorted to for the triumph of slavery, and he threw open his doors to the free-State sett! who were pursued and driven from their homes, and gave food and shelter to all who were en- gaged or the side of freedom in the free-State struggle This course of action drew down upon Mr. Denton the curses and hatred of the berder-ruffians. They warned him to leave the country, which he refused to do, and on one dark night, two fiends in human shape, Hard- wick and Tom Marrow, went to the house of Mr. Denton, called to him, aad no sooner had he, in response to their calJ, appeared at the door than Hardwick fired upon him, and he fell and expired. Hardwick and Marrow fled into Missouri, but were pursued by John Denton, who, exas- perated by the cowardly and +4 per mur- der of bis father, resolved ¢ e would bring them to justice. Marrow was apprehended and imprisoned. ‘or five months John Denton alone pursued Hardwick through the State of Missouri, Ark- ansas, and the Cndsoken Nation, and finally captured bim in Missouri; and upon hearin Hardwick relate the manner in which he ha killed his father, the motives which induced him to do so, and the other crimes of which he was guilty, he became so enraged that his pas- sions were entirely ungovernable, and he shot Hardwick dead. He gave ae to the authorities, and was imprisoned, but afterward escaped, and has ever since been pursued by a gang of mercenary desperadoes who have been urged forward by the promise of a bribe offered by the border ruffian portion of Missouri for the death or apprehension of John Denton. He has been beset on all sides for @ year, and has been compelled to beon his guard continually. Two or three weeks ago his house was set on fire at night, it is supposed by. Marchbanksand his clan, when Denton and his family were in it, and the house and his goods were consumed. Last Monday Denton, accompanied by his father-in-law and brother, went to a small gro- cery where the murder afterward occurred, ond ghana to meet with Bill Marchbanks, Robert Marchbanks,and a man named Hickkin, all belonging to ng of ruffians. March- banks professed friendship, as he h: alw done on former occasions. Some one in the grocery remarked to Denton, “There comes three men armed.” He stepped to the door, and no sooner was he feirly in their , than Lill Marchbanks drew his rifle and deliberately shot him, the ball entering his chest. Denton fell; aud-died in about 20 minutes. The ruf- fians then crossed over to the State of Missouri where it is reported they are protected. John Denton was. young man in the prime of life He leaves a young wife and an aged mother, who looked to him for t. Arvares 1 Syrta.—Th Beirut describe the landing of a part of the French expedition sent inst the Syrian niisereants. It appeared off the harbor on the 16th of August, just one day two late to take part in the fetes of the Emperor, as they aro called, which occurred on the 15th. In expec- ation of the arrival, the French residents and the officers of the ships in the harbor got up a | Poem celebration. All day long flags were layed from the houses and shipping, and at night, there were illuminations and a grand dinner at the French Consulate. No less than fifty naval and military officers, representing a dosen different nations, were present, and the effect of so many party-colored uniforms is said to have been very brilliant. Nearly all the nations of Europe have now a squadron at Beirut. This display of force will, doubtless, intimidate the Drases, and put end for the time to their fearful massacres. Fuad Pasha also displays unusual energy, for a Turk, in bunting wu enders and admunister- ing Summary punishment. But the population in and about Damascus are still exceedingly sarly and malignant. They may be restrained from outward acts of violence by the presence of the government, without abating a jot in inward tury. Many of the most criminal have fied to the mountains to await in silence and concealment the hour when they may again emerge into light, and renew the work of de- struction. The arrivals of fugitives from Beirut con- tinue; the hospitals are crowded with deceased or destitute; aad the benevolent sympathies of the Europeans are taxed to the last degree. There sre nearly 5,000 on the r lists, all subsisting upon charitable contributions, most tholics, with a few Protest- . But t harity, are glad to perceive, knows no distinctions of sect, aud the pittances, for they can be no more, aro doled out equally to all deserving applicants, At} $3, s 2F PEs A gz : § a RE é Fr i i FE Hs if & F t : uk E & Eben Vv: XVI. the Springfield State Journal, Sept. 11.] rday afternoon the four colored Pe, cbarged with an attempt to take the lives of the families of Messrs. and Huey by gi them poison, were examined at the , before Justice Francis. The par- ties are named Robert Jones, Margaret York, wm Cree hey and Eliza Lucas. e evidence ated the existence of the following state fairs. appears that Margaret and Eliza Lucas, wr respective ages are fifteen and thirteen ere wre bound to service with Messrs. Of- Feer Hi Fespectively, by their father, who lives in . They were to remain thus until har should reach the age of eighteen years. the indentures it was expressly stipulated that their masters should, as far as Fossible, prevent the two girls from associa’ with colored perple _promings ously. + Bxpesion nl seared Female PI SOOTHING SYRUP, Fer Children Teething, Pore hat Apel SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. Dopond spon it, mothers, it will give rest te and yourselves, RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS ‘We have Bpant s 'd this article for ever en years, sod e CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH of it, what 78 te any, the gonttary ciiers OPBRATIONS, and @ enamored of one of | ing ris, and wished to visit her ‘is objection was made, and the ry was told by Mr. Officer, with whom she lived, that he must stay away. This was a serious obstacle in the course of their love. The young blacks had gone too far to recede, having decided to marry. The girl’s master standing in the way of any such arrangement, it was determined that he should beremoved. Accordingly, young Jones ins gated we ky to procure poison, and admi| iter it in food; it would kill both master and mistress, and then he would marry her and take her back to Ohio. In order that her sister wight participate inthe benefit to be derived from this pleasant little project, she also was induced to put her master and mis- tages out of the way. n pursuance with this arra: ent, youn, Joues furnished money to uae the arson This was about two weeks ago. The remainder of the story we have told before. The unsus- ecting victims were in great danger. Lnck- ily. however, the poison cau vomit, by which its deadlier effects were avoided. When the ciroumstances came to Hight 70508 Jones had gone to Virden. Officers Mitchell and Waite went down on the evening train on Wednesday night and succeeded without much difficulty in effecting his arrest. Yesterday the arties were examined. The two sisters testi- Fea substantially what we have stated above— acknowledging, also, that they had done it understandingly, and with a full knowledge of what would be the consequences. They were bly defended by W. H. Herndon, Esq., but the facts against them and their fiendish ad- viser were too strong. The Court required that they should give security in the sum of $5,000 each, for their appearance at the October term of the Circuit Court, in default of which they were sent to jail. The woman, Margaret York, who was raigned as an accomplice, was discha: there being no evidence to implicate her. pa SSeS ra ae Spreitvay Convention 1x Micargan—Ar- REST OF THE Mepiums —Our readers are aware that quite recently a large convention o: itualist assembled at the village of Lyons. At the invitation of the committee of arrange- ments, through D. M. Fox, the chairman, the mediums known as the Davenport boys were in attendance. On Saturday evening last there were manifestations at the Town Halt ef Ly- ons, in the presence of a considerable number of the citizens of Lyons and others. Sunday afternoon it was announced at the grove,where the ageoess | was held during ¢he day, that there would be similar manifestations that (Sunday) evening. Next morning the mediums were waited upon by Mr. Hawley and requested to pay $16 for exhibiting. Mr. Fox at first of- fered to pay the money under protest, but af. terwards, at the —— of the Di rt boys, from whom the money was demanded, he refused to do so, and was sustained in this conduct by the members of the convention. A suit was brought before the Police Justice of the villiage, that withdrawn, and an- other action commenced in the name of the People, and an examination insti tuted before Justice Sprague, of Lyons, to i vestigate this offence, as to binding them ov to the Cireuit Court for trial. © prosecu- tion maintained that the manifestations were a show, and have brought the suit under the general statute of the oueiee Laws of Mic! gan Th iritualists take sides in the con- troversy in favor of the prisoners, and in the long and novel trial many matters have been introduced as evii-noe, which invest it with rte ea da Rapids Enquarer, é ry. DiscRacerut Arrain—A& Woman TARRED AND FRATHERED.— An occurrence of a disgraceful nature took place a few days since in the town of Romulus, in this county, of which we ay received some particulars. A large party, consis ing of men and boys with a few women, turned out In the night time in disguise, and went to the house of a man named Jeremiah G: , from which they took a woman named ongly, who was made the victim of a series of } tgnities? not the least of which was the application of a coat of tarand feathers, and an ed pss iptu ride be os afence rail. She was knocked and banged it In a naked condition, until, from abuse and exposure, she nearly fainted, and was thought to be in a dying condition. While she was in this state the ae ret around her and entered into conversation {n rd to the probable wences of th when from the familiar tone of their voices she recognised a number of them. She afterwards the names of thirty-nine persons, who have ested and beld to answer. Among them was a daughter of the man with whom she lived, and several other wome! The alleged cause is a disposition on the part of the woman to ill treat the children belonging to the family. She bas lived with Ganung several Fionn Bogen oi ate LT 4 jous to is wife enter e family as a domestic. tha sired to get rid of Tug Fatz oy Mn. Lumspen anv Famiy.—The |- New Orleans Picayune has the follo’ ment of a colored bo: Hi danger. His wife and family were then standi: near him. His wife appeared v mm frightened. His son told him he had table leaf and be fc HE ie THOUSANDS OF CASES, the child frem 7 relieve Guirine in THE BowzLs and Wind Couic, and evercome con ‘We would say to from any of the FOR SALE AND RENT. —Very cheap. on reasonable terms. BD one of st desirable BUILDING LOTS inthe ee ted on the north west coruer of 6th st,and New York Avenue. Enquire of JOS. F. HODGSON, Stove Manufactory, No, 405 7th st., between H and J au 15-tf OR RENT.—A new and handsome FRAME OUSE will be for rent in a few days. {t is beautifully mtuated on Thirteenth street, between Georgia avenue and K st., Navy Yard; has alarge garden lot attached, a ‘pump of good wate: neat i ood and contains 4 rooms, kitchen and woodehed. be rented low, with or without ti tenant. For sale cheap, a food HORSE; works wellin anythin E, CLARK, Navy Yard; or of JOH: 616 H st.. between 4th and 5th. Fok R '—The three story (brown front) HOUSE, No. 367 New York avenue, between loth and lith streets, north side, containing fifteen rooms. This house is convenient to the Patent Of- fice, Treasury, etc. ed every Apply next door, of to AG, FOWLER. second x r, OF 3 floor north wing of Patent Office, Ip tet —Thi ICK HOUSES—one on Streak. irae and D; one on thu Twelfth and H si 3 and one on H. tween 12th and 13th sts. be- nquire of JAMES W ARKER, on H street, between I!th and 12th, No, 25. ma 3-tf pe TE ia oO U City al Peelnttr oestnane oF Chas. 8. Ww lack as an offic Iso the front room i to chird fi he qumve building, For a oor ol Ld ‘or ply to RICHARD WALLACH Not @ venue, Ja 13 tf DENTISTRY. ENTAL CARD. Dr. munso’ Has we Ene and resumed bis repay Office and house at 463 E s' titre east of Sixth. In ad every other approved style, Di . has teeth on vuloanite Base for the last and, from experience, knows it excels all aod is one-third than gol ‘andria, and Geo: Washington, A respectfully solicit D. DENTAL NOTICE, R. LOOMIS Has closed son, and will be absent, as usi mer months ; will resume practice about the lst stoner, of which further notice will be given. y 10-tf DENTISTRY. Dn. ALLS, after s prests : teat of two y focis ¢! oan with confidence reco! mond the Cheoplastic Prooess for insertin; Brtificial teeth. It has the advantages o; strength, beauty, cleanliness, and cheapness. Fal A a inserted for $35. Partial in proportion. e 06 Pa. avenue. Stoves, Grates, Ranges, Furnaces,&c. We be; t IL the attention of the public to our iste o call the nition Ay GRATES, beautifal stock of STOVES, ofevery description. In addition to our reg lar stock, we ask particular attention to the fe ing articles, which we do not think can be equaled. certainly not surpassed, by Anything in the marke Tho Stewart Air-Tight Coo! ing Stove, The Kisterbock Dog-house Furnace—the best in the world, — opolitan Cooking Range, 0.’8 Jmproved Parlor Heater, Stoves, plete, Gas Burner—the largest and finest elevated-oven Cooking Stove ever offered Sra i We ask special Bl OD this Stove. We solicit a oal! from those desiring to purehase, SIBLEY & GUY, 2: hy between 10th and lth sts 990 FF beaseec vies a te Ire De se T! N ATION wCHTE nipiTio0N, At CINCINNATI, OHIO, Sept. 12th~20th. h ITE: GS T edote PY will hold ie Etgnet Resal Aaqroulte ral Industria! Exhibition on the groun ally provided by the citizens of Cincinnati, Halle wad ‘Rents ANT EASEC EON RS Ee i Eee sit Kalle aay Bae’ cates, Amount _ $20,000, actos Eanibiion wll Tint open tr to examine Crunkhiasott Av inats, | cure eee| es Pharmac PSSaiFah i Sone Hee ori Worst ee sylvanis avenue, ‘ad and 436 sts, ou 22-tf Tg WASHINGTON. D. C., TUESD. Prof. C. iy Science of Music. _ EDUCATIONAL. ISS JENETTE Ul 5 Hag eh iamare gt ensanctae Bo Cian hy of, ~Philsdolpius Pisces UGLASS— i . Com sep “See el eeorerr een Asis M. Brooxs—Latin, Algebra, English ise JULiawa G. May—T. of Vocal Musi Prof. Groxcx C..Soamermne Lootucer ou Pit: mi v E. Manix~ rok, HENR Bix~Tencher of French and W. Bexomanx—Teacher of Piano and Miss Mary T. Davinson—Piano. de Mavison Warson. of New York—Leoturer on tocution. Joserx G. Brvrr—Tescher of Drawing. ‘eachor of Spanish. oral Science and Classics. FEMALE EDUCATION. Tuose Parents who wish their daughters to re ceive a thorough and systematic education. where their physical training will receive daily and 5] ects! attention, under the most approved g: stem of Calis shenes and Gymnastic, ace eepect ‘ulty alg to visit the Union Female lemy, corner Four- teenth st. and Noh Wpe : V. TINS. z, RICHARDS, Principals. ry c ALEXANDRBIA4, Sethe lela ORMICK, Princtpar. session of this Institution lay, Septomber 18th, 1: ry house recently occupied by Sylvester Scott, No. 180 King street. The course of study pursued will comprise all the branches requisite to thorough English Eda- bron ed Music, French, Latin and Drawing, if esired. In addition to day scholars, Mrs. McCormick is prosaree to receive a limi murber of pupils as ders, who. consti ng a part of her own fam- ily, will be under her immediate care and supervi- sion. She will endeavor, as far as poss! 0 Bur- round them with the comforts and kind!y influences of Home. References.—Rev. Geo. H. Norton, Rev. Dr, larris ev. D. F.S William H. sq., Edgar Snowden, & Edi coe Henry Marbury, i. Lewis M ee obert H. Hunton, Esq. W. D. W hy an! Ble, Je, -» Col, Jo » Minor, udoOuUn, Menten, ‘Blacklock’ & Marshall, Messrs. “Corse Brothers, Tan: Ms. Board, with Tuition in all the English Branches, $20) for the annual session—payable semi-annually, in advance. Music and Languagos at Professors’ prices. No extra charges. 3 au 23-tf FRANKLIN ACADEMY. H8r ORNER THIRTEENTH AND Boy A SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYs, . (Formerly socated im the First Ward.) This Institution will commence its Third Annual Session, at its new location, on Monday, 24. Applications for admission may b the preinises at any 3 after the att st. au 25 Im . B. DETRICK, Principal. CENTRA L ACADEMY, , ee . NER E “pr Tsnta Sts. ‘This Institution wil! resume its duties September ‘Sd. =» kieations made to the Principal! at the rooms, Circulars at the bookstores = i FF S. DE HART, Principal. seferences. Prof. Henry, LL Rev. John €. 8 Rev. A. G. sui QELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. Miss M. RIDDELL will resume the duties of her school on the first MONDAY in September, at No. 451 Swellth strect. au 2-1m HE,PRESCOTT HIGHSCHOOL, HTH St., ie wn Seie Praa ne rpemed in the urate on ir el pol res, BOR HICHAR Det Poni METROPOLITAN COLLEGIATE INSTI- FOR YO LADIE: 464 E St., Between 61m a: The fourth annual gommence on the fi Applications should of TH Sts. ion of the Institute will MONDAY in September, ions made early,as the number popils is Himited. : = Pysticals i. soo ciroulars Or ay he princi; S, Mir, a Airs. T. H. = VENNER, at the lastitute, adhe g ME M. E, KINGSFORD’S SEMINARY, 416 E St.. Wasnineton, D. C. The next ses Term on will commence October Ist, 1960, . &e., forwarded on application, au 15 tf MBE, . E. BELL'S SEM Corner of Land Tenth , ‘Tho next session of this school will commence September Sd, 1860. The young ladies of the Insti- tution are particularly requested to be pupetuas in attendance at the opening of school, and all others who wish to become members of the same to make ear! application, as the number of pupils will be limited. | ‘Terms, &c., given on application. au 25-dst&eotOct 15° Wa-hington city. eli comn ag eka hint tn oars . L. Loomis, an rimi ar Miss Axnie E. Peck, will be resummed Sep tember 3d, Circulars can be obtained at the book - storea. (nt. au 17-e02m . BURR. will resume the duties of her Schoo! on Monday, September 24, on H street, 18th and léth streets, 4-eolm I. M. SINGER & 008 IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES, 388 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (Uxper Nationa Hore ) A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF Machines, Threads, Needles, & Twist, KEPT ON HAND, WM. H. GLOVER, Agent B H. STINEMETZ, . 236 Pa. Av., ser. 127TH anv 13TH Sts., Having just returned from New York, is now opening & complete assortment of line of trade— . ’ DRESS BA1S, various styles BERLE VENTILATING CASSIATERE® Dit ESS HATS, s PRINCE OF WALES HAT, for young men, A Beant ful assortment of CAPS for young men, and children, Fine Calfskin ROOTS, sewed . $3 Calf GAITERS, good qualiticn, low sfiesst an TO SOUTHERN & WESTERN MERCHANTS. RODEWALD & SINDALL, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND DEALERS IN 6 ; cH, SRE ashe. Boa STARCH, SODA i E, ity se 1-Im CA ‘DA. GROC: Ui ao RA NUS, pa Lopes, PRS, invit i o ee uie attention of Merchants visiting 8 ol = 1s ae _puepesaee: either in ‘or any of meas yrdore renpectfally solicited and faithfally Barger oss BR Kt URbAY aren’ P 2, oe Pats ae rs 7 WE ORNING, a.m. DN: Y Mi +t very SA URDAY, at enact ‘TO GET YOUR Pati Be o Ks BARL ANY BB) OG "Above Odd Féllows? Bait. TRAE Ea pecie ¢ wee BLANCHARD & MOBUN, VE se 6-im ‘ *t.aod Pa. av, Ais aoe Star. AY. SEPTEMBER 18, 1860. GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS woes pte a laren ison ces 7OR HARPER'S FERRY.CHANGE OF rh ees Sasi whl leeos own Es RY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY FRIDAY, st70. m.and re turn overy Tuesday, Thu and Saturday. N. B— Every Wednesday the Anteh iu thrice SASpesenoee? alls Sil cra P. FERRY ; Dds Yoon, the stedmer_L. J, Brengle, Captain W. H. Ritter, will ne Geore nr EVERY T ie Davia? alows.3 and nearn alte pay: merer? ouerpate o’olock &. m. ¥,8t6 o'clock a.m. On the Sat trip from to Shep- je 21-3m Beagctown the boat will run through Cie ae ee ete renee Sivor frames. "N. Old frames Repaived ned Rew c.asses rder, no i-ty On puglat HAE new set in them too! 00'S P: EL LO% 'HILA DI fas Jos. F, BIRCH, UNDERTAKER, JO: 5B 6 and Jefferson sis, Georgetown. faving given my personal attention to this branch of business, 1 am prepared. to to all calls with prompines. — a) Persons from odistanse oan be su, plied at a minutes’ notice, lhave a large Sesortment of CUFFINS alway: dep from the old to thetnew burial rresmaesos earses and Horses for hire. 8p 10-6m ST OF UNCLAIMED PACKAGE: L'sn2 of the ppm pelos GRACES 7 “4 ington, D. ve ys Soned for freight aud obarges, if u . not immediately ee OROE H. BURNS, Agent. September ist, Aubin, N Adamson, A Alden, J kJ Anderson, J H Adair, 0 “ Kriesman, ™M Rones, Mee ¥ C1 Lindley, Ling! vingston, HB Avingston, Lynch A . panel os urns, Bae fReckmore, Bc rowne, Bolan, & frowne, F 0 nard, GC 8, E D jennett, C W Byrnes, Dr J Camer, A Clark, B Coleman, C W Cochrane, J A rter, CH Conrad, on! * fanpage, cw GaT seed ig JE Patent, Com of ugherty, 1o bean Col Ts do niin, Felix do Loi do Do do Do do Polivok, BA " eusione, pmol Patents om of Patent Perry, T Randolph, Col J J odgers, usling, J Py arte Sermiton, H coral Yok ie ohn Hall, A T'& Co Hunlent, JJ Hateh, ED ably to provi th a ee mine, test prove, ant ance ae tee oat recy c REMED THE WEEKLY STAR) taining & greater variety of interesting reading than oan be found in any other—is published on ‘Saturday morning. TExas—Cash, invariably, in advance. ieee = ive cn copies. ty eopies.. ofthe ian eclate met be tS 0 Benerally through: country. U7, Sincle 00; ies ) oan be prooured Paper. Price_THRE. CEN co 2 Postmasters S commission of Beeuts, eee Till be oo RESTORATI VE CORDIAL BLOOD RENOVATOR Is procisely what its name indicates, whie jentant to theaatniterevivilying emtanee ovigorating and stri to the vita: And at the same time reviv: reinstates, re- he od in 8! its original purity, thus he p inonng it # cor preparats: =4 asc ms the only on Ke offered to the world, se chem! Li combined aie be 1 OF Ly luntary diso! in the back, side and between veding|ly lable to sli; oheoked, soun emaci and sick Complaint, Chills and OF ey Acidity o! the st . Nervousness, ralgis, Palpitation of the eart, of! Pimples on the Face, or = Hryuipelans Bronchitis, Cough: ditenlty si ronchitis, Cou y - nd ail that class of diseases ‘onted ye nu 4 above. We will aise say the T ex idemiocs, je climate and water, will find it's — —g mage Cneay~ my er i it. er. it, we assure yo find mits friend indeed.as ‘well asa friend in need. All persons of eeden! habits wil! find ita per- fect preventive ol, as weil cure for thoge ai!- ments which they exposed. Hence sters, stud: are not socustom will find it to their & bottle constantly on hand; and Or those one such, that most dangerous period net o1 aocus! d th, but safe thonsend pliments eo prevalent portion of the world. In short, is in cordial, Try id and risk of d ¥en Joan The Meret eieces ae Teen aTs ee all good Druggists. Price per PROF. WOOD'S RESTORATIVE CORDIAL N) BLOOD RENOVATOR. . &u 20-eoly,alw PROCLAMATION‘ Tora aaa CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN, &o. Whereas, At season the CHOLERA MORBUS) ti DIARRHEA, ac, DYBENTERY) v spepsia : DEBILITY, &e., &on to an alarmi tent: It must be of the FIRST CONSEQUENCE to every family to OE MEDY at once Safe, Speedy, and Eficacions, DR. MONTARDE, his oF Pazis, MIRACULOUS PAIN KILLER RTAIN ab EFI U. FOR TH ‘BOVE COMPLAINTS L - — « THe puBiic that no imposition is intended in the sale of this THE Money Witt BE REFUNDED fa ail cn: when the medicine fails to eive entire satiefsotin Ask, then atany Drug Store for MIRACULUUS PAIN RULER take andeasies ad if uot pericotly satisfied. Return to our frcot, 45 Street and Penney yiveaieKvemee, who will refuad your mouey. Price—25 and 50 Cente per Bottis. For sale at all Drug Stores everywhere, JAS. MoDONNE, °. LL, offers jy 11-eotr itimore. ANALOsTAN RETREAT, On Awacostan IsLanp, Opposite Georgetown and Washington. Tho subscribers having leased aterm of this beautiful end. romsniie epot ee it for the accom at of . For of, uy Promenades, . ee perior water, it is anal os the OD, The Gonse larceand commodions, bar ing poem entirely renovated” thes ° Dancing oon attached to the house, bea. ing and Rooms pr both ladies ana - rbors detached from the build: Parties, ag H most desirable piace to pass mer, a8 every ition will propristots. ‘he strictest be enforced, ‘| prohibited. Tho Larder will be to contain al] the deli- of the season at ali times. Par will be furnished with the choicest nes Bod the fiueet Segars, -POWERS* & CO. NEW SILK MANTA OOPED ‘e Ag te eats Spat low'rnces gente tea avh s Fieve pes E SSamiesion only SEED CORN 275 a id for Bl) of Grain, on 25-6m ALLEN JACKSON, PLASTERER SS, PENNA. AVENUE, Between 10th and 1th streets, Py W 8OoD aogt cok dk 989 Pa. Av., 2 anp rn - , -