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lie, every man, woman and child keep Il
little puIvcrzed charcoal in their bed rooms,
and on retiring al u'1!ll. luI them put as
much Of II as can bG ald nu s.Xrcncc III
their months. and work il about anon. the
teeth with The tongue; aud 1t will not be
Iong before there will bc no dccavcd teeth
for the dentist ~ fill with anlal"am or pure
cod ci!hcr. Rise early III the morning, take
exercise cnnn.h to make your breakfast rel
l>h well, and Won vii feel irs sh and vigorous
for the days tabor. Upon rISIn- III the 'n"r''-
ing extend your ar rs out and i"rcc them
back gently. This exercise will expand the
chest. strengthen tn iungS and operate as II
guard against pulmpnary Diseases.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-09-13

They who would be young when they
arc old, must be Old when they arc young
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The amount Of Treasury Notes outstanding
on the first of September, by the Statement o1
he Register, was Sl2,6o9,959 81
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An exchange says:-We should like to
see the newspaper that would SUIT every
body: it would be a curiosity. Such a thing
never did nor never can have place among
the thugs OF the Garth, vet thousands arc as
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-09-13

RANBERRIES A CURE FOR CANCER.-Nc
have seen II stated more illan once, that the
common cranberry WAS ciilcacmIS IN the
cure nf CANCER; bun have never. nnIl very
recently. hccn IN eye. witness 10 the fact.
Mr.. Middleton BcIk. residing within four or
five miles of tins city. who was afflicted with
a cancer on the nose for the last eight years,
was induced to try cranbcrrlcS applied as a
pnulIcc: and, to his great J:y and satISiac-
ton, has experienced a perfect and radical
cure. We mcnlnn this fact at the instance
of Mr.. b. L. who Is hcsirous that others, s,lf.
lcrng under the same affection, may avail
themselves Of this simple but valuable rem
cdy.-IuSruloosu ObScrcer.
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CAN RE True Tile correspondent OF the
Mobile Tribune writing from Pascagoula where
General Taylor now is. repeats conversation
which he alleges was held 10y General Taylor,
which makes him orpnpsed to the extension OF
Slavery and favorable to the Wi!mot Provlso.
We will wal, a few days to sre whether It Is
not contradicled, for we would be most ,''' ~
believe that any Southern man OF 'nh"e"ce
held such views and opinions. we ieei ooGno
TO say that the letter seems to be genu'ns
bui ,he charge is too serious to be circulate i
i'll some little time is given Tor contradiction II
these are General Tay ylor's views. his supporters
q, the South will not number corporals guard.
Columbia Telegraph.
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FEn.LE SocIEry.--Wnhnnr female sorIc.
", it has been Justly sad tha the beginning
of mems lives would be hopeless, The middle
wIou, pleasure, and the end without com
fort. The "clcbra ed D'A!cmbert mikes a
reflection that dnCs honor to the female SEX
and to his own fcrImg<:-"Wc are in Il pc
cuhar manner" says he, "in want OF the sncIe
tv OF gentle and amiahIc woman, when oar
passions have subsidized, to participate in or
cares calm and alleviate cur sulcrngS. and
enable us to support our 'uilrmhcS. Happy
is the man possessed of such Il llcndD'
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A gentleman having a remarkably long
visagc, overhead lad observe to another
as he passed them. 'rhat gcutleman's face IS
longer than his lle.' Struck with the SIN
gn!arily of the ob.crva,Ion. he returned and
requested an explanation. Sir" said the
boy, IL read at school that a mans l.lf is
bat span, and lam sure your face is doab-
lc that Icuu!h."
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-24

NUTTA PERCAA.-Ths article, in its natural state, is
NJ found applicable great variety of purposes for
which leather ndia-rubbor, glass hemp, cotton and most
OF the hbrous substances have hitherto been appled and
found TO make better flexible substance for many pur
poses, than vulcanized rubber The advertiser having
been long engaged in experiments testing its properties
and uses has obtained supply of the ateral and
made permanent arrangements to import it in its
ctured for SALE The scientific and curious, who de
plcaton to the subscriber who hrs this the only
lot for sale in the United States Having been the first to
introduce the manufactured article the American public
the subscriber has made greater variety applications
OF titan to be found at any other establishment Among
the goods hand and for sale in quantities suit
Shoes dressing bands fiat and round cloth sheet
for picture frames book binding wallets, portfolio
ings for beds, cushions billiard tables soles and taps
for boots and shoes. or these, large supply
ready Orders from any part of the country, enclosing
applying to the bottoms Of boots and Shoes Cloth for table,
piano. and stand covers Floor CLOTH flexible tubes sur.
geons splins ebuckets mabags portma
teaus, satchels &c. Harness and all the appuenances
used upon horses equipment. Lining for ladies' hats,
substitute for oiled silk ladies' dresses tobacco wallets
&C., &c.
substitute for patent leather applicable all the pur-
poses for which the glazed goods used is being pre-
pared after method discovered by the advertiser
No patents have been granted under the United States
to the present time, and be- whereby public
will be prevented from enjoying the free of Guta Per-
cha, our laws do not allow patents monopoly
natural products, nor for applications involving novelty
in the process and the ordinary process of making India
rubber is found adapted Guta Percha Every
order from Gutta Percha, which is really properly
species of rubber, by HORACE II. DAY,
Manufacturer OF Inda-rubber and Gutta Percha
Is Cortlandt street, New York
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-,.ru.r MILITARY DESTITUTE, Gsoyxstswn

w Kenruoky-subeet 70 the inspection ofa Board Of
vss 1spUasa 0 president .as Of ns board
Faculty. Incorporated h all the powers privileges and
rights IN ar by The Trustees and fac
ally Of any college in the United states,
W F Horslss, A. NJ. Joint do and Professor of Natu-
w A. FonHrs, M, Professor of Mathematics and Civil
j. j. WYcnr, A. M, Professor of Ancient and Modern
r. IL FoaREsrEn, esq, Professor of Law, Moral Science,
and Political Economy
J. G. BLAINE, A. b., Tutor.
j. r. SWIFT A. M Principal of Preparatory Department
This INSTITUTION wi be carefully preserved from the con-
troll domination OF any particular sect or patty either In
The first Wear has closed with 1856 students The AGA.
demc year will hereafter commence on the lt of Sep
tember and close The lh of july with public exalni-
The superintendent twice held the chair of Mathematics
and Natural Philosophy in Georgetown College; suisse
queny that OF Naal Science and CIVIL Engineering 10 Ba
College and for years past has been principal oil
the Collegiate Institute noticed below
Mr. HorxNs was for eight years Professor Of Natural
Science West Point and received rom Yale College the
honorary degree OF Master oil Aris ,,,,,
and has been Professor Of Mathematics for tue last five
years-wo yea rs the Virginia Military Institute.
Mr. WYoHE graduated at the University OF North Caro-
na whe re he retained TuIor Till elected Professor
of Languages jefferson College, Miss He has testimo-
malls besides from Professor Omsied Professor Long, Gen.
Quitman, and other eminent scholars
Mr. FoRREsrER popular speaker, chase writer, and
was for several years member OF the Piusbnrg bar
Mr. BLAINE graduated No in class OF 81, and has the
highest testimonials from eminent men, as TO character
and qualifications. -
teaching ten years with distinguished ability and sue
cess. -, c. g. =,
Terms: Tuition is $50 $40 per year, in advance.
The cadets uniform, ofblue CLOTH SO so yard
They six hours day In school, ana TWO honfo ON
Educated 1t West Point
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AnnrsoN r. ATKINS NJ A., PRINCIPAL.
TIME summer term OF this institution will commence on
Mondav The Ist OF May. The number OF pupils is linn
lied 10 ii xIvwo There vacancies. The build
inc is and commodous, and the school arrangements
ara Of Character which fail give decided salts
action Great paid to the and comforts
of the boarding pupils that their stay in the seminary
NAV be pleasing well profitable. The compe-
tent teachers employed in all the various departments
The principal would particularly refer TO the following
ton;
Right Rev Aonzo Potter D. D., LII, D., Bishop Of Penn
sylvania Rev H. v. d. Johns ID D., Baltimore; Rev. l.,
W. Green, d. D., Baltimore; Robert A. Dobbin, esq Bal
Coleman, esq, Vicksburg, Mississippi
Circulars containing terms of study, and lette
from the Rev DR. Potter, Rev Dr. Johns, Robert Dobbn,
esq, and other patrons, be obtained on application to
any OF the above gentlemen. by addressing the principal
ADril 4--2awlfn
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hide the bottle completely, ana have the written signature
of s. r. TOWNSEND
! Principal office l26 Fulton street, Sun Building New
York kedding Co., State street. Boston; Dyou Sons,
~ North Second street, Philadephia; 5. s. Hance Drug
glsts baltimore; Durol u Co, Richmond r. M Cohen,
Charleston Wright & Co.. Isl Cha,trss street New Or
leans, 100 South Pearl street. Albany; r. Van BuskIrk'
sey and by the principal druggists and gene
rally throughout the United States, West indies ana ne
CanAdas. ll
Agent for Washington, CHARLES STOII III hiexaii-
dris. HENRY COOK; Georgetown, H. D. L. oi'oHN
Jan 28-6m
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COMPLETE DIGEST
or all the .ansertcam Reports TO January. Is47

III LIE G BROWN respectfully ask the attention of the
~ procession TO the United States Digest and Supplement
now Just completed to lS This great work has been in
he course oil prepa ration and publication for than
gesed given below will give idea of the labor re-
CURED IN Its preparation Volume edited by the Hon
Theron Metcalf and Hon. j. c. Perkins and was
IN lo4l volumes and were edited by George Tcknor
volumes bring the Digest down 1886 The Supplement
IN two volumes, edited by George p. Putnam, esq com
plees the digest OF every volume American law
and admiralty reports in the United States courts and all
ne state reports rom the earliest period to lS47. An An
the chancery reports from that PERIOD will hereafter be
published We have in press also a complete American
Chancery Digest to l847 in 1 volume
vi the importance of this work ifwe DONE nothing need
be sald for it is obvious every LAWYER The following
the necessity Of the Digest and the which has
been prepared +.
Messrs. Little Broun A' 'SA ;" '0'''
the United States Digest You will that several
49, strongly advised the preparation Of general digest
judicial decisions of the United the me of its
and subsequent the dec
IN the year. after the English Digest
had long felt the work. and had no doubt az s
20 tne proiession os would furnish
on Of its progress and improvement entirely
the use Of State dige besides relieving profession from the
u seParate volumes Of reports and the trouble
your nve volumes already published
IN manner believe entirely satisfactory as trust
worthy any digest have occasop to make use Of and
naturally md place In the Of every careful
Nonng now remains but table which Ia much ant
me issue the every in which
-sg. Your obedisnt servant s. GREENIEAE
Table OF Cases above referred to will be ready in the
o,rs. Of the coming summer. N' - "0
~
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CTTUATION WANTED.

CtITUATION WANTED-A situation in select schoo
- or family teacher is wanted by graduate OF dis
nguished college of the middle States who has had soe
experience in teaching and qualified to instruct IN the
and higher branches of an English education The most
satisfactory testimonials OF character can be produced
The advertiser is also permitted to refer to-
Rev Jno w Nevin, ID. D. Hon. Alex. Thompson, LII. ID.
William NJ Nevin A. M. Rev VIM IL Coffin, M. ID.
Prail Green, M. ID. Hon. Sam' A. Kench, M y.
Letters (postpad stating salary, &c) addressed to
NJ Shubey, Landsburg, Perry county, Pennsyvana, VIII
meet with prom of attention. March l4-tt*
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National Hotel, Springfield, Ohio.

Il. l.. Fogg, late of the Fountain Hotel, baltimore,
TAKE pleasure in announcing to his Old friends ana
the travelling public generally, that he has taken the
above named and wef-known stand formerly kept by Col
Werden which he has thoroughly repaired and newly NJ
up every department, equal to similar establl n
men the west and in that VIII conduce to the
comfort and convenience of all who may favor him with
call. ~ r.
Those travelling by way of the will at all times lind
an omnibus waiting them to and from the de-
pot OF CHARGE ~
In conclu sion would the public that no effort
will be spared to render all who stop with him comfortable
happy and hopes in return TO receive liberal snare OF
the public patronage
Anril 2S-2t
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Transportation OF stores,
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing, May 10. 1873
PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed Proposals for freight
to the Pacitic,' will be received at this office until
O'clock D. m. Friday, the 10th day OF june 1913, for the
of 200 barrels more or es) OF government
stores from the navyyard at Brooklyn, New York, 10 the
port of Monterey on the coast OF North America The
offers the price asked per BARREL without dis
incon between wet and dry; and each barrel Tor two
habarres) of beef pork -four, rice, vinegar, pickles.
whskey, dried apples, will be considered as barrel
all other packages TO be estimated at the rate of 81 cubic
feet to barrel whatever they may contain and, in the
of all casks other than barrels the hths will
be deducted No freight be taken board discharged
private account any intermediate port and no prl-
mage be allowed Fifteen iairweather working lay
days be allowed each Of the ports of Brooklyn and
Monterey for taking in and dscharging cargo Payment
be made by any navy agent in the United States within
thirty days after producing satisfactory evidence Of the de-
ton and be the Brooklyn navyyard by the 10Th day OF
June 1913 ready receive her cargo and il not present,
ed for within three days after being notified OF
her ccepance the bureau will consider itself at liberty 10
offer the freight the lowest bidder, TO make such
may best subserve the public interests
MAY lI-lawtl6June
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THO House Builders and Carpentsrs.-I am fully pre-
i pared to buildings with the best quality lead
ed tin; warrant the roof perfectly dry and blow
Always hand best quality loaded tin for roofing,
also other tinpate together with good and large
en OF building materials and all other kinds of hardware
which shall sell very low for cash. =
See my prices before you buy.
May I3-3teod c. WOODWARD
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INNE ana Rars Old PaantanSs.-A catalogue embracing
many choice pictures Of the old and modern GERMAN,
Dvrcn. FLExrn. italian and Fsrrc. SCHOOLS Ia: been
Europe who sseced the Creator part Of them for his own
CELERY but now Wishing Q realize money FOR the purpose
Many Of those paintings from the best old and modern
masters q merit and are we'll worthy The attention Of per-
l,'IT - ~ TYNpA4.E a. MITCHELL,
80 2lS Chesnut street, Philadelphia
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
. COO PAIRS OF BOOTS AND SHOES just arrived
C,COO from Boston, New York. Philadelphia, and Bal
tore purchased with cash, aud now opened and ready
for sale ore Pennsylvania avenue, No H. be-
7th and 9th streets, opposite Centre Market
Our stock consists as follows
800 pairs morocco and kid slips 80 cents to 81 Is
300 do buskins and ties, 81 cents to VI II
shoes, rs cents to 81 25
500 do misses CATERS slips, and walk
ing shoes, On cents TO VI 70
900 do chdren,s do do 81 cents IS
400 do mems boots and shoes, 81 to VI ~
500 do bows boots and shoes 30 cents to 81 10
300 do ladies' morocco slips and ties rs cts worth 81.
We invite friends and the public to give us CALL as
determined, selling at the lowest prices and keep
ing excellent OF shoes will us liberal
patronage, will have it, IL
March N-2aw3w MAGRUDER " %
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Feb 7--if2aW

ICE CREAM.--M. IL G. PAINTER would respectfully
call the attention of residents in Washington the
perior quality OF their ice cream.
Having dairy OF fifty cows, provided for in the best
manner, they will INSURE at al Zines, article OF the
purest kind and endeavor please the taste of the most
iastidious richness and fla sor.
Orders sent to their Depot Pennsylvania avenue,
18th and 18th streets, will meet with attention
and the will be devero to address any specified
time
mouds 49,
Mar Z2-eod3mo*
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erN FOR RENT, a commodious awo...ng-honse on
Mill Pennsylvania avenue, in the known the
8V- Sir Huiidngs." This house has been thoroughly
re paired from cellar garrei.-Price $3.50 per year
Enquire the Union Office.
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Total of volumes digested
$40

OF VOufles
OF majority of these reports dgcsis have hitherto
been made and of many OF the others the dgesrs old
impssct and the expense Of the digest
the vdua States 10 as much than the above.
described digest all the United States Court Reports and
all tho Smn Reports that swyer will find
buy the WHOLE than 10 buy only those OF the United
States Courts and his own State.
March 4-2cpdc WIN
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COULD NOT WALK.
TO THE LADIES.

GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
DIR. Townsends Sarsaparla is sovereign and speedy
cure for ncipent consumption and for the general pros
traton ct the system, whether result of nhe-
rent cause, or causes produced by iregular, Illness
accident.
Nothing can be more surprising than its nvigorang ef-
f on the human frame. Persons all weakness and las.
Hos nom taking IT, become robust and full of en-
suae,. its influence Il Immediately counteracts the
GLIB under the female frame, which is the great cause
ofbarrennes: >ced of us, in of delicate ma
nwt not be expe >tes OF cures performed but we can
turo' 70 exhint cehc rndreds OF have been re-
assure the afflicted that H.. te ElI19 7 3-~'.-N
ported 70 us' ALBANY, Aug. II, 1914
*. ~ distressed by weakness and
Dr. TowS:nrD MY wife being great BY pain and
general debility, suffering continual, medicine has
dcues and having known where such case.
fecte great and so hearing sarsapa
Aavs dsscribsd obined bottle Of your F. period il
ris and followed the directions In grateful
renewed her cemrants and rerSd her 10 health Be-
edsns IL and recommending it 70 the public. gbt
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TIME undersigned has the pleasure OF informing the
i public he has taken this comnodous and W ell ar,
hotehe first the bridgewhere he is pared
to accommodate his guests in the agreeable manner
been PAL in procuring furniture BEDS and bed
dnpa matter comfort which the travelling public VIII
readily appreciate Passengers on the railroad wi md
his ho,,se aways the best condition. The extensive
room W thin few feet of the and dinner on the
table The of their ARRIVAL SO as 10 AFFORD ample
and CITY can afford Being settled down on tue
spot of his nativity proprietor will take pride IN making
his for those business pleasure
al one of the most places in the Unions and he
therefore feels proper degree OF confidence IN inviting
his numerous acauanances throughout the country 10
give him call
April sDdin JAMES b. WAGER.
LOR SALE acres land in the State OF Mississippi,
l. 90 miles from Holly Springs
loo acres in Stevenson county, Illinois
100 acres in Ogle county, Illinois
1000 acres In Tyler county, Virginia -.
100 in the State OF Texas, on the Rlo FRO ana
Bayou Tnscosa
$50 acres in the State OF Texas
H. 900 feet OF land the of and 10th Streets
Washington
shares New York and Washington Telegraph Com
pany
63 shares Patriotic Bank stock
$50, 900 certificate Mexican claims
$4,000 Mexican scrip
lis shares Winchester and Potomac Railroad Compa-
ny-a paid In
$4,000 Washington Gus light Company
z shares Granite Manufacturing Company, Maryland
House and lot in G srset between 18th and 18th
Land warrants bou gbt and sold.
JESSE E. DOW, General Agent,
No g. Union Buildings.
April 2S-tf fSat, E. News.l
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+ ECTURES upon Natural History, Geology, Chem
IL stry, Steam, &C., by Timothy Flint vol 4OS pages,
fnl bound in leather. Price 80 cents.
Goods Book of Nature-the full COPY in vol 8vo full
bound in leather. Price 81 cts.
For sale IA few copies only) close consignment by
March7 H @ F. TAYLOR.
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n TARBLE Paving Tiles, new article, suitable for

MARBLE Paving Tiles, article, suitable for
Nl side and garden walks, yards, halls porcos spring
houses &C.. Bolton Mill, Cathedral street.
Baltimore These tiles prepared by machinery ready
for LAYING they double the thickness OF ln
ian tiles square the edges they can be laid in
sand with the facility bricks and make beauii-
ul and permanent pavement. Halltes and edBlng 10
border the pavement will be furnished when ordered
The facilities the advertiser has for manufacturing them
excludes all fear competition from any quarter OF the
United States sample OF the tiles can be seen at the
Patent Office. Address .
THOS. SYMINGTON,
Nav o-0aw2n Baltimore.