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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-10
FSeSSClSrrCfiO1l or Persian
PI | LIS,

FEYHESE Pills raise from the greatess
il weakness, distress and suffering, TO
state Of strength, health and happiness.
Tie lame Of these pills originated from the
circumstance Of the medicine being found
only in the cemeteries Of Persia.
1t is now a settled point with all who
have used the Vegetable Persian PILLS,
that they are pre-eminently the best and
most eflicacious FAMILY Medicine that
has yet been used in America. If every
family could become acquainted with their
Sovereign power over disease, they would
keep them and be prepared with a sure
Remedy TO apply on the first appearance
Of disease, and then how much distress
would be avoided and money saved, as
we'll as lives Of thousands who are hurried
out OF time by ncgIecting disease TO its first
stages, or by not being in possession of u
remedy which they can place dependence
on. o. All who wish TO guard against
sickness, should use the Persian Pills free
y, when needed: no injury can ensue, if
used from youth TO old age, when taken
according to the directions. IN
The admirable effect Of this compound
upon the human system, led physicians
and families into its general use. Their
long established character, their universal
and healing virtues. their detergent and
cleansing qualities, Of their specifcal ac-
ton upon the glandular part Of the system,
are such as will sustain their reputation
and general use in the American Repub-
lie.
Price Be and CO and half cents
per boo.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-10

ElARDW ARE-Knives and Forks,
IA Door Trimmings, Naifs,Ic &c.
w b. SLOCITM.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-10
STRAY.

{ 'AMt' INTO the enclosure ofthe subscriber. about
- the hrst of November last,a STEER. two vears
ol' next spring, pale red color white face. The
owner is requested to prove property, pax CHARGES
and take him away. AUSTIN kFTf 0CE -
Southport, Dec 9TH 1872 o. :.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-10

HOUSE KEEPING ARTICLES.
EpRlTANNIA tea and copper pots, casters, cof-
X ~ fee mills, brass and iron candlcsticks brass
adm steel shutters, paste gggers, brass and iron
carpet rods, hair and wire selves, brass and britain
ma splttoons, tea walters dinner and tea bells
knives and forks, bellows &c.
september II. Marshall & Phelps.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-10
STRAY lEIEER

xkAkEN up by the subscriber, about the 2OtA
Know. last
One two year old red STEER, some white on the
back and belly. The owner is requested to prove
property, pay charges and take them away.
TERRENCE NTKENNA
Pleasant Prairie, Dec. &, 1912 o11t
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-10
"HALE'S BOOK STORE.n

"HALE'S BOOK STORE"
VIE subscriber Is now opening at the store lately
l. occupied by X. WELLS, in MILvAUKEE. am ex-
tensive assortment Of -
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
Comprising the most Valuable STANDARD Works
juvenile b 'oks Novels, Law, Common, and Sabbath
School Books
His stock Of Stationery comprises
Gap, Letter, Printing, Drawing and Wrapping
paper. CARDS, Of all kinds; STEEL PENS; QUILLs;
Printing and Writing Ink, Cutlery; Silver pencils
Folders, Pocket Books and Wallets; Dressing Case;
uortfohos; Thermometers; Gard Cases; India Ink
Toys Paints &c
Combs, Brushes, Needles, Thimbles, Scissors
Fancy Soap. &c.
Mr. H. invites attention to his extensive ass ortment
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-10

lust received 100 barrels of New Salt which
= will be sold at II shillings per barrel
July l3 1912. POMEROY
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Der Bin,er iff jeet bsi unS am 8ortssbsn; !;
bod fbeint ss, oas er gar Feline sross @ils bat,
osnn ct ssbt isbr lansiam. 9urb bas am pcs
rt9sn 9snifass en9strstsne sbauwetter rpar
Die Sbuplfia stmas anse(bwcusn. @iniss ibs
rer Sdmms fcasn bapOn ourdssbroben fsin
Boa peitsrn Sbaesa babsa mir nibt sebtrt
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g q It 0 II, Wdr, 80.

Cation Mars 80.
Sc ebeimnib bU l.-Ils am lesten
Oienffa0e gtabmitta0 einiee Qrbeiter be.
ibGfti9t tparen einen &eller unter elm
Soarenla0er in oer ytortbompton Stras
be aubier 5u sraben. fanoen iie bel Iufs
nabme oes Sooens einen Menlbenibdoel,
uno bel fernerem Haboraben einen Sbeil
uno Damn oas 9anBe @erippe eines Men<
iben. Oos Sleiib mar nob nibt pouis
BON Den Enoben abeefonoert, spesbalb
man olauben mub, oab Der &orper nod
nlbt lan9e bort perboroen 1T. Wan itt
nun NIT ferneren llnteriubuneen oesbalb
beibdfti9t. leorreiponoent.
90
Gro be n.-Qm 3. b. W. waro
Elm 3peiter GrolfoB in Dem n6roliben
SbeiIe Der Snfel @uaooloupe empfunoen.
Sin amerifoniibes Sabr,eue, oeiTen @as
pitdn bic erife Nabribt oapon mitees
brabt. poro 70 beftis erfbittert, oae
8eni9e BON Der Mannibaft oas @leib.
9etpibt balten fonnten. Qus oer Rab.
barlbaft BON Safe Serre fab man oide
Raubwolfen oufifeieen unb fdrbtet nit
Reebt fir ienen Srt. Sn point peter
mar orobe &rdnfIibfeit einoetreten, meif
pobl in Sol9e Der pieien faum ODER nur
bolb beeroieten eeibname uno Der Rui.
nen ieocr 0rt. - Qub in ct. Gbomas
naro oer Gomet eeiebn uno erreete bort
ero6e Qufreoune, sumal oa uneefdbr in
oerietben 3eit cine leibte Groeribitterune
fGblbar mar. Die lestere mar ieoob
oans obne Soleen. re. u. n. @elt.
=GR=
gIir b6ren. oab Die 6rn. Sreemann,
8napp uno 60. oabier in Yttsbur9 NIT
Dem Sbaeamtsoepartement einen gon;
trait fir oen Sau arpeier eiierner Hepe,
nde Cutters fir oen grie Gee abeeIblof.
fen baben.
Oas berrlide eiierne &riess1biff, pele
bes bic 6rn. Staefbauie uno Eomlinfon
oeeenpdrtio bier bauen, fou bier poalfdn.
big ferti9 semabt uso iiber Teu Srleans
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Der Ntberale aseobactter
&eabin0, ben Il. 9lpril 1913.
GT8ir eni9e untsrbaltsnoe artfsl uni
Hsuiafeiten isbe bic lsste Seite.

GF9as Teusr, ipopon mir poriae SSobe
@rmdbnung mabtsn, mar cine Stbsuer bsS
!crn. Noam Wlillsr, in 4mitp Saunfbip, bies
fer Sauntp, msld,e NIT iDrem Jnbalte bis auf
ben &rune nieberbrannte. Jor. W1illsr ipar
fslbif ni6t su 6ouis unb ba Nismanb pcn Der
SamIie pcrbsr in Der Sebsusr 9ewsien mar, 70
psrmutbst man ba6 se bas QSsrf zines Srancs
filters mar. Der Shopsn ira un9sfdbr 600
sbalsr bstrasen.
Gin anoerss Seusr fanb am porlsstsn Srsis
tag Wor9sn in Sbsr Bern Gaunibip, oisfsr
SauntD ifatt, moourb baS gSDbnbau6 cs6
l2rn. SoDn osd, unmeit 0Iobrspjas biS aut
ben Gruno ssrittrt wuroe. 9a6 0susr par
burb bas Ofcnrobr sntfanosn.
9is bjeNss eilsntabn.@eieafbaft bat ben
Sang bsr pai1a9srfarrsn, fir Die bsrannabens
cen Commemorate fc psrdnosrt, ba6 Der &ars
rsnSu9 bon Yblabslpbia jset td9lh 5Wifbsn
8 unb 10 llbr Mpr9ens, bier eintrifft.
SserbDr fir Mprb.-0a5 @srbor bon
Sin9letcn Nsrcsr Dem junaen W(onns, Der
Dor eini9sn Moben sinsn 9epilen 3ebsrton,
ben &erfibrsr fsinsr 9bmefter erlbos, nobm
sori9s @ods sor Der Sourt ron gloucelfer
@auntp, Rsu Ssrfep fejnsn Infang. pbtas
bslpDier 2a9s8:Sldttsr Ino nit psn 8srbanos
lun9sn tsr Sourt iibsrfiat, bic i'm Ganien barr
auf binpsutsn ben jun9en Msreer, sntwsosr
auf bic Ssbauptun9, eas ssr bIcoiinni9 fs,-
9anj frel su fbafTsn pSsr Su bemslsn, ba6 Die
sbat in llstsrsilun9 9efbtDsn fti wonob sr
nur fir meblide @bld9ersi" &1Ianfblausbs
teri beitraft wsrpsn f6nnts. Dies mar nbt
anpsr5 III psrmutben.
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Ifffamem,ents - :lsbsrfbrsibunssn. =

Mffaneinents - ;lsberitbrsjtun9sn. -
Gin S'a liest jest in unfsrsr @sfe9sbuns sor,
umSiTssmsntS NIT Sspcr5u9uns Ginger @rss
oitcrsn Su psrbhtsn. Nrbsitsr f6nnsn gum
Setra9s BON 500 bepcrSuat msrosn. g8ars
um foasn aber 6anolpsrfsr nibt oisfsltsn @crs
tbeils ssnisbsn? llnfsrs @sfse9sbsr fclltsn bss
bsnfsn, sa6 bisie oub nibt germ umIcnlf ars
beten.
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Gin Ssra6t fa9t bab Der g4sltuntsr9anaSs
Yrcpbet Wsiler ssiiorben fsi. 90 fb oisis
3eabribt beffdt9t pifTsn mir nod nirbt, ypeil
abtr, 70 rpan es pieasbt binldslib pisls Rar>
rem flua hu MAIDEN.
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Die Diifrift.Niu.
g enatoriat.
9ifriftt.


Senatorial.
Oifriete. No,itofi,,,,
l. philadelphia @itp,
2. pbiIacsIpbia gauntp, 8
8. Wontscmsrp, l
4. Ssrfs, !
s. gh'ltsr uuo 9slaspars,
6. SMfs,
7. .aHtaiter unb &ibanon l
8. Sbnpltia uno Carbon,
9. Nortbamptpn unb <ccta,
10. >ujsrne uno Wleuroe, I
IL. Snsqusbaana, Bapns uno Dsif.
IL. Sraoforb, Siosa nno Dottsr'
ls. NcrtbumberIano unb Saupbiu.
Ia. $pecmna, columbia mo glintsn,
Is. Union, Suniata unb O1iftIim, !
l6. 5untlnsoon, Centre unb glearfislo, l
II. Uorf,
49, gumtsrlanO, Aoams, Sranflin uno
psrrp, Q
II. 9sOfcrD uno @omsret I
20. Sapette nnb 8reen,
81. Wafbinston,
%. 2Ssitmcrelanb uno Cambria, l
%. Nllsabenp nno SutIer, I
"a. Ssaper nno W1rrcer, 7
25. CRAWFORD nno erie, 7
26. Nrmftrcns, Snbiana une Clarion,
~ 2Sarren, Ssnanso, Seferfon uno
Ol'Geam
Nepre entanten.
SaNnttes. Dlitslisbe,
Nae9benp, d
2lrmitrong, 7
Ssoforp, Q
.VeaDrr, o
8raoforp, Q
Ssres, 4
Sufs, Q
Sutler, o
grawforb, .
gentre unb @learfitIp, Q
gbsfter q
Columbia, Q
Slcrtbnmterlano,
eumberIano, 9
9elaware,
Saupbih Q
Gris,
Sranflin, G
Cambria
Htanon,
Srrsn l
9nntn9bon, g
Snplana;
SefferIon, Clarion unb Ssnanso 9
gauntp pbilacslpbia 8
9itp philadelphia q
Wacntscmsrp, 8
OorP,
$aueatter, S
SbuplfiG, 9
$sta unb Carbon, 9
Southampton, Q
&userns unb 9Dpomina 2
Olonrce uno SPITE, l
9usquebanna, 1
qBapna l
Siosa, l
$peomins, Glinton unb po.tsr, 2
D1lffin, l
ltnion uno Suniata, 2
psrrp, /
9cmsrIet, /
Olsreer, 9
Daibiuston 8
BFttmcrclano, 8
lDarrcu Gnb DltGsan, l
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SDn Der @efeeaebu,,ft.

9e @srbantIunssn unfersr @efss9sbuns bon
pcriser QSots iino 70 fabe uno Issr pon Sntss
tsrsfk, bas mir unisrn esfern nibt sumutbsn
mcbtsn beislbsn su lsfsn, mesbaIb mir Iis
nibt sinserift baben. auITer Yafiruns Der
Sa, wpeurb Der Staat in Ssnatrrials unb
NspritntantsnsGifrfte 9ctbeilt miro, [mslbs
iib in elmer anbsrn Spalte fiuest] Fam nitbt6
BON aasemslnsm Sntsrsik Dor. Ser psrnunfs
tiSfs SefbIuB, ,peldbsn bic tssjdbriss @sfse.
ssbun9 annabn, 1T Der, eab lis am l8. 9iee
fes aufbreben mire, nabbem bic Soerren nibt
pislmsbr wis Sbalsr unb GsntS (fir ibrs ga.
fden) 9smacbt BADEN. Sldttsr aIsr Uartsisn
ffimnlsn in Der Osinuna iberein, ba6 tes bic
nabIdlli9ife @siee9ebun9 war psIdte Nb je
in psnniplpanien per(ammsIts. 9a5 Bolt bat
,rsni9 baeurtb 9smcnnen ntsr pic psrtcrsn.
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lScrtfeBung folgt. !

@ut. - Gin Spabuoscl su geuporf
3eiete ourd bic 6fTentli6en gldtter an,
oab ct ct iib am lesteu Dienffae 0ab,
mitta9 um 3 ubr nit Dem &opf ouf bic
Spiee oes greibeitspfabls am Goreter
Marft iener Staot ifeuen moue. Bur
erfaeten Stunbe ordnote fib cine Wens
fbenmenee binSu. um oisfe fonberbare
Gewanotbeit 5u feben; man tpartete cine
lanoe Weile, bic es juleet perlautete, bae
fie 3um Be ffen n aebalten tpdren-unb 70
Gsaiben fib rpieber I(le, gum Ebeil flu:
' ~ gum Sbeil labenb bapoa.
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3situn9en bon Iaentaun nslbsn, bas bic
9sortbamptpn Sanf om pctIsetsn Srsita9s ibrs
Sbtrsn auf rrsfiis Sage sefblolIsn babe mas
wabrfheinlib Elm 3sibsn ibrss nabsn Scoss
1T. Iuf bisis Rabribt follen Drs 9actsn in
pbilasslpbia untsr tsn Dabsn Esrtb ssfunfsn
fsin. Sober mao 0h babsr in NNt nsbmsn.
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Gin Sburfe.-@in se,pifsr Sr. Sno G.
asrisbt BON Osonros eauntp, @scrsa, lief
itb in Green sauntp, 0labanr, nieeer une beis
ratbsts balb barauf bic Gobtsr feiner gBrs
tbIn, Der 8rau 9. Storp, unb nadb @srlauf
bon jnsl Wcbsn NIT fsinsr junssn Srau, ee,
urlaubts 1 fib aut siHise Sage, UNI, rpe er
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Soupernor pcrtr bat enblib Die gintbeis
lun9Sblll fur @onSrebs9ilfrifts, ms mir lis pcs
r'9s Bcbe anjsistsn, untsrssdnst.
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sEriebenSrtcbfer. Ssi Der IsstenTrubs

sSriebenSrtcbter. - Ssi Der IsstsnSriDs
ltn9smabI wurbsn fcl9snos j?srrsn in Ssrf6
eauntp su 8riebsnSriftrn fir ibrs rsipsftipsn
Saunf0jpS srrpdbIt um Gatanjcn ju fhlIsn,
Die eurb Sob cbtr aboanfun8 sntifanrsn.
QSir mlfIsn 9eitsbsn, oab ba5 @plf e6 ttlTr
Serffsbt fclde aemtsr NIT tompsbentsn Mdns
nsrn su bsfseen, ais ejoupsrn6r Ycrtsr, wslbsr
immsr meint, ba6 Ite ale ibm 9lsi6 fsin mls.
ten
0Slaiam Srsrler ESQ, Gan9fbwamm.
Saeob &lsin, g6q., 8ern.
Daniel J9artman, ESQ.,, 9Sinbfor.
SObn &emp, Goo, Maratawnp.
Sonatban Mebsr, ESQ, ObersIosiosltsrs,
&uben Sboa, @sq., Nibmonb.
NSllltam S6drer, @sq, Sber Bern.
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Zine tf1utter Id felbff uno ibreKin,
Der perSiftet.-@ins 8rau Tamens Sarab
Mpf, Msuttsr BON brsi unsbeIi9en &inbsrn, bss
sins am pcrlsstsn Spnntass in Hsu Oorf
Sebfmrre, inSsm fs cine pcrtion Qaubanum
perfhlufte uno sbsnfaqS ibren brsi Rinbsru
oapon gao, wcpcn ba6 dItsifs Elm finfjdbrasr
Snabs, ifarb bic srpsi anoern famsn init Dem
qeben bapon. Sis War csm Srunfe lebr erass
ben, bic Sol9en Der Srunfsnbst unb Die llns
trsue ibrsr qisbbaber miro alS bic llrfabe Der
traur9en Sbat an9elebsn.
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Ireu gum Sanewerf.-@in Wann, Ra.
mems Ssslom, Der ws9sn SalfbminSsrsi i'm
Wt0ouri SubtDauis fas, sOs felbif i'm 3ucbts
bauis ncb ein9e Stifs falfbss @so uno sab
iis einsm MitSsfan9snsn, oelFn Gtraf;et abs
sslaufen 'par UNI feline 9tussaben oamit ;u bss
ifretsn, biS sr Ssibdftisuns bsfdms.
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Tob Elm paroon.-@in &srl, Namsns
SamsS W'pbsrfcn wurbs pcrlsstsn Q6ods
por Der @curt bon Ssapsr @auntp ssrb6rt uno
Der Sisamie (SislrebsrsD fbulbis ssfuncsn I;
absr sbe baS llrtbsiI titsr i'm ausssiprobsn
puron "Ssi9ts sr eins Sesnaoisuns BON @ous
psrnSr portsr boz" bic Jpn natiirlib BON jebsr
Strafs bsfrsits. 9as 1T Yennfptpanifbe sc.
rsbtisfeitspfese burb fsinsn ObsraRasiffrat.
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faste, na6 Gclamtus, in WaifTppt 81 ssbsn.
Statt nab Osifiifiippi su ssbsn, sins Ct nab
grssn @anntp, @sorsia, rpo sr cine 8rau bat<
ts, NIT Der sr pOr unsefdbr pisr Sabrsn psrbeis
ratbst wurts unb srpsi Sinber. CT bleb enis
Sc Sage an jensm Orts, porauf CT init feinsr
erfen Srau, Wis ct fasts, nab Green @auntp,
in alabama, abrsiste, unb fetosm bat man
nihts zen ibm asbbrt.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-12
TEMPERANCE FAR.

HTHE Ladies Of the Temperance Society," now hold
y ing Fair at Carusi's Saloon for the benefit of
the poor, respectfully inform the public that it will
be continued THREE Days LO.NGER-Monday.
Tuesday, and Wednesday y-and earnestly request ali
who are disposed to aid them in their laudabe under
taking, to come forward and contribute their mite
There will De found fancy articles, the handiwork of
there will also be found articles useful, and at low
prices In short, every article, both useful and or
namenal, that is generally kept such occasions is
there ascfuly arranged, and at prices so reasonable
mat those who want will not hesitate to purchase
10 the friends OF temperance, and TO the friends of
the poor, the Ladies feel assured that this anpeal
will not be disregarded. dec
The Whig standard., 1843-12-12
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE TWO
PARTIES.

Nothing can better illustrate the difference
between the Wings and the Locofocos, than the
manner in which the two parties have appor-
toned the States in which they have respect
lively the majority in the State legislatures, into
districts. In the States in which the latter have
majorities in the two branches of the Legislature,
as, for instance, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York,
Maine, and North Carolina, districts were laid
off in the most unjust manner possible: the
Whig counties being piled up together into one
or two districts, or else so atpched TO Locofoco
counties, that their majorilies should be lost in
the larger Locofoco majorities of the counties to
which they were attached. This unjust, unfair.
and dishonest way Of dividing the States into
The Whig standard., 1843-12-12

Magnetism. reference to the advertise
ment, it will be seen distinguished lecturer on
this subject, Mr. WEBSTER, with the no less cele
brated "Frederick" have arrived in this city, and
will lecture on this interesting subject this eve-
ming at the Assembly Rooms.
The Whig standard., 1843-12-12

ia RENCH VEGETABLE PHI I.S-These Pills are
the scientific prescription Of celebrated French
Physician, for the cure Of certain, well known dis
case, called GONORRHEA. They are universally
used throughout Europe, particularly by the French
who by their special attention to this disease are the
best qualified to judge Of their importance and hav-
ing been recently introduced into the city of New
York. their use is becoming very popular, and sue
cessful they found invaluable for all chronic dis
eases OF the urinary organs especially for Gleet or
any Chronic discharge Of the UretIra not connected
with Gonorrhea
The high importance attached to these Pills, is,
from the fact that all the ingredients are vegetable,
and entirely destitute of all mercural preparation
and very agreeable and pleasant TO the taste as well
as extremely conyenent to take without exposure.
This composition having been examined and APP
proved by the first Physicians in the city of New
York, is pronounced decidedly superior TO all the
nauseous and offensive medicines Of the shops, and
quack medicines of the day; and Physicians gener-
ally are invited and respectfully urged to make fair
trial Of these Pills, it is sincerely believed, they
will be found more convenient and successful than
any other preparation now in use.
To be had wholesale and retail at J. F. CAL
LAN'S, 7th street, at VI per box
dec l2--eo3t
The Whig standard., 1843-12-12

American that the Secretary of the Treasury,
with whom the supervision of the Coast survey
TAILS, took immediate measures upon the death
Of Mr.. Hassler, the late superintendent, 10 pre-
vent the slightest interruption to the operations
OF that most important work. Mr. James Fer
guson, gentleman OF eminent science, who has
been principal assistant in the survey from It's
organization in 1882 to the present lIne and of
undoubted qualifications, combined with great
practical experience, repaired Immediately, BY
order Of the Secretary TO the last station Of Mr.
Hassler, and is now proceeding with the obser-
TONS
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ITO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND OTHERS.
L The Proprietor of the EXCHANGE HOTEL
respectfully informs Members Of Congress and stran-
gers, that he is prepared at all times to furnish din
ners and suppers for pares at reasonable prices and
at short notice, having every convenience for that
purpose THOMPSON TYLER.
dec l2-tf
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(NHEAP GLASS AND CROCKERY AT AUG.
~ IlON.-On WEDNESDAY EVENING, De-
cember l3 81 o'clock, will sell at my new room
over my store, large and splendid assortment of
Crockery, Cut Glass, French and English China AS
tral and Passage Lamps, Grondoles Walters Sets Of
Knives and Forks, with assortment of Fancy Fur
nlshIng articles. Ladies are particularly invited.
The room will be well warmed and comfortable
dec l2--2t WIN. MARSHALL, Anc'r
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The following is the concluding portion of
dialogue, published in the Spectator, as having
been held between the Editor of that paper and
Wing Congressman upon the result of the re-
cent organization of the House, in which the
Calhoun men generally waived all claims to con-
sideration, for the sake Of harmony. Whether
the Editor has drawn upon his imagination, OF
the conversation was actually held, is inmate
rial; he makes the Wing member speak sensi-
bly, and to the point:
Member-Victory! Do you mean in the Pre-
sidency! Poh my friend. VAN is to be the
man, bless the stars we are to meet, and we
intend to give him such an immortality, that re-
yenge shall love and gloat on it. History shall
pear down his name to posterity as the man who,
by his selfish lust for power, twice destroyed
his party.
Editor--That cannot be, if the Democratic
party is united in policy
Member.-United in policy or not, we will
beat you with such candidate But you
can't be united in policy. The Richmond and
Albany Junto will never let the little States
have anything 10 do with making the President !;
and, as TO the Tariff, it was settled by the Syra-
cuse Resolution. CLAY will be the great man
OF to-day-and CALHOUN, of hundred years
hence As to VAN, it will be with him, as an
old writer says Of his literary antagonist" his
tame shall go out as the snuff of a candle, and
will stink to all eternity!" Good bye-don',
cry"
Editor. =" Nous rerrons!o as old Richie
says.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
INDIAN QUEEN (BRowN's) nor

r. INDIAN QUEEN (BRowNs) HOTEL.
Edward T. Darlington, Charles Irving, Wm H.
Rodgers B. G. Baldwin, Peter w. Grain. j janis
son, John NJ Speed, Va Hon. Mr.. Bagby lady, and
three children, Ala. Mr.. Goodrich James s Kelly. s.
Wetmore and son, N. Y; S. ]. Brown and son. A.
Couton, Md; Mrs. Rice Garland, Miss Garrisqus,
La; Henry Kayton, Mr. Cline, Baltimore.
CITY (FULLER's) HOTEL. .s
Lieut. Blunt. U. s. NJ; Richard S. Jones, D. c.
EUROPEAN (GALApRUN's) HOTEL.
Edward Harte, s. A. Slaughter, N. Y. j. Cockrin.
Philadelphia
EXCHANGE (rYLER's) HOTEL.
Robert 1'ytings, Ala; John Smithers, N J.
TEMPERANCE (BEENs's) HOTEL. Il
Wm Jones, Md; John r. Clinton, NJ Y.
VIRGINIA (swEErMc's) HOTEL
Mr.. Height Mr.. Newcomb, Va
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A NIMAL MAGNETIsM.-Mr wEBsTER will

A NIMAL MAGNETISM-Mr WEBSTER will
n commence series of lectures and experiments
on MESMERISM, at the ASSEMBLY ROOMS. on
this TUESDAY night, to continue every night during
the week Many new experiments, of the most beau.
iul and astonishing character will be instituted The
celebrated Clairpoya'a well known by the familiar
name of Eederickn the Great will be the subject
ior the experiments committee will be appointed
every night by the audience to superntend the expe
rlments and report them to the audience .aH eaper
menfs toH De furnished by the audience. Doors open at
O'Clock dec l2--tf
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d AZORS, SHAVING SOAP, AND BRUSH
LIZ ES.-I have on hand large and general assort-
ment Of the above articles, which will be sold at
greatly reduced prices for cash. Also
Hair, tooth, cloth, nail whsker, and shoe Brushes
Buffalo, SHE'LL and Brazilian side, tuck, and neck
Combs 81
Buffalo, horn, and ivory dressing combs
Shell, ivory, buffalo, and horn pocket combs
Together with great variety of useful and fancy
articles. may always be found at
CLEPHANE'S
Perfumery and Fancy Emporium, corner Of
Penn. av. and 18th st., undcrMad Office.
dec Q
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A CARD TO THE LADIES'.
MISS M. J. ASHWOOD, PENNSYLVANIA avenue
Nl between 9th and 10th streets, has Just opened
splendid assortment of WINTER MILLINERY.
She hopes her old customers will give her call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. dec 6-Iw