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Mr. c. Hersf6rs. disease had 70; some years 10
an alarming degree Your Dyspepc. Cordial deserves
most distressing nature and the conflict between my
mach and food was often severe, the stomach oang he
ooa' anu tme amer time throwing y npis1asn,ly With
nerves weakeed restless nights, frequent starting with
pleasant dreams. To describe my situation Is difficult
Physicians consulted, various medicines tred bur
nothing met my until Ime with your Onio medicine,
named Drs. Dfesbach, Kuhn and Pryors Dyspeptic Co,
dial Soon aier using Il my dsordered stomach became
sooed continued the medicines perfect has been
efectcd-my health Ia good and has been for
than year lean any article of diet without any
inconvenience. In my this valuable medicine Ia In
.ontestble. NY Is well known the Rev. Jame1 NJ
Hanson, having been associated with him. In the
room, for some years in the General Post Office
M WIN. g. DARRELL
am fly convinced that the above statement In correcT
JAS. M. HANSON.
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The LATE Cot. BUTLER was very dfident man.
He by instinct and education politician After
playing conspicuous part In Kentucky, he removed
many years since TO Lawrence county, Mississippi
and was soon after sent on "A mission to Mexico
Some disgust and pecuniary difficulties drove him
from public life, and he has since lived in deep Sc
clusio and entirely forgotten. Even the newspapers
great talent Of rare requirements Of unequaled con-
versational powers He has left no one behind him
so familiar with the political history Of the West -
His notes Oh certain unpublished papers Of Aaron
Burr. will day, explain The world all the mys-
terles Of that remarkable drama, and strip the mask
from some whose true parts In 1t have never Leen
disclosed- Concordia, La, IateAigenesr.
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The editor Of New Orleans Courier Col Wagner
is the most vigorous uphoider OF democracy in The
State. He has for many years, ia disaster and de
feat been the rallying point Of The party His I'M
hinching lind obstinate courage have kept Il togeti-
cards anbnscades and goes in for hard fighting =
lie Is IN politics. what Suwarrow, was In war; giv-
Ing and asking no quarter and carrying every thing
by assault. These are traits that old RouoH ASH
READY appreciates. He respects Col. Wagner and
am deceived II The Colonel has not strong regard
for him, lurking about The corners Of his heart
Corr. QfHe tLo.) Tateiiigencrr
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Nor so GREAT DIFFERENCE AFTER aLt.- One
Of onr distinguished low-riiiaens, TO whom all
preachers, orthodox and hoterodox, arc about alike,
once invited friend 10 20 with him 10 hear Theo-
dorf Parker II happened Ihnt Il was one afternoon
when MIR, Pnrkers congregation did not occupy tho
Melodeon. The preacher was Rev. Mr. Hague, a
Baptist divine, moi accused Of very radical lendcn
be Mr.. Parker, and listened 10 him accordingly
Well how do you like The discourse, Mr. Sprieps
said our friend as they came QUIT Why, II was very
well for sermon WINS the reply, but II Il should be
B0St1n (hron1fJDs
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= F'IHt 5tIttIt
Al G, Hersons.--DEAR SIR feel TO be duly, both Ia
you and TO tepubc bear my testimony the efficiency
OF Dr.. Drsbach, Kuhn Pryor's Dyspeptc Cordial.
was go severely afflicted with the dyspepsia and my d.
gestye organs so completely defanged that couh
retain nothing on my stomach. was wasted away TO
mere skeleton suffered the most pains, and had
sons of almost deahy sickness; nasmch that expected
~ death an early release from my snerngs Fortunately
eectel aud induced Try IT. did so at first almost
without hope Hut after had taken few doses began
be@a ~ m ny ana ~
the time had taken two bottles the tone Of my stomach
perfect health since them although period or upwards
year has elapsed. have had return Of the dfe,se
Very truly WIN. REEFSNIDERS
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INTERESTING CASE OF oRAMp cHoLIc.

Chccs are always Distressing sometimes fatal article
DrsaSash Kuhn and Pryors pyspp'c Cordial has done
certainly ought to be made public.
Of anything aching 50 promptly ii giving relief The follow
ing cases are amongst others confirming the statement:
NEAR NorrrsoHAM Prince Georges Co. Nd July 1874
field one Of my hands seized in violent manner, be-
eyed 10 be cramp choc and became convulsed In his
and all his limbs distorted in unnatural way, Eight
were employed in rubbing Ills hnnds and legsuslng whis
key la the act--and bathing his face and temples with
liquor For two hours the process continued
without any abatement In the disease, themnn during the
Mn 70 r ny ss", could Id bsxe
there 70 afford relief They sent me about two epoonal
Dyspeptc Cordial His cxiremities had by this time be,
come quite coldthe pulse had ceased 70 beatindeed
never before witnessed During the paroxism large Knots
would run up and down his legs rubbing him con,
Dyspc er Which e
some change for the better 70 ten fifteen mlnuies gave
somewhat returned then gave The balance 81 The Cor.
dial at about the Intervals soon aer taking the last
was now conquered and state Of ease ensued The ron
oriion be thrown Into made him quite sore In his body
and limbs We continued the rubbing process some tine
DR. skinner arrived some time after the last dose Of the
the man was now relieved andyng before him on he airing
the whpe statement q the case very candidy said The
Dr. s and HE opinion conceded HE subject with him
think Il duty 10 the pablo TO make this crnmgiance
A"oWh' MCHAEi. CARROLL,
Na BALTIMORE, February ~, 1870
Mr.. G. Hsrsfons:DsAR SlR--IIaving been subject 10
attacks of Cholic for long time which length became 90
frequent that was afraid TO take drink Of cold
water Al about this time, Gone year ago wns advised
to Try Drs Dresbach, Kuhn and pyors Dyspepc Cordial
sold by You, that II would certainly do no HARM ana
might do me great good, 10 which consented and com
menced using " taking table spoonful Immediately nfter
eating my meals. very soon found was doing me good
my fears We're disspaed feeling that had remedy
in case oil attack And pleased TO say that have
scarcely needed any other medicine since that time and
have mad but one attack OF cholc since that lime that
IN reqnsion with effect. You may readily imagine how
grateful iee At having such remedy remembering that
tack, before receiving said Cordial. F7-s
keep said Cordial constantly In my house and do not
venture rom home without taking with small quan
hy, would not BE- without or deprived Of Il on any
WIN lNDaRsoN, No. u Hanover at,
For sale by =. r. CALLAN
n 8 PATTERSON
Georgetown by o, NJ LiNTHlCUM,
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The Bankruptcy OF Bishop Doane, of New Jeraey
II enhiect of much conversation In stock-specula
ting and religious circles Of the city just now II 10
attributed TO operations in The fancy line. The
church Of New Yofk appear TO be mueh cast down
by the scandal which il brings upon their denomi.
nation. Heretofore the Bishop was very popular,
being regarded as anything but worldly man. Ii
is thought that the affair viii create in his diocese
this, in The case of Bishop Ondprdonk- Union, yes
Isrftdy ~
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Tnr GANE.-But there Is in this game OF Loco.
foco deraciion an absolute and objectionable mean
ness altogether without precedent How was II
with Robert J. Walker! Al the world knows OF his
snpondous failure, by which half Mississippi snf.
icred but did the Uaoa think him less capable in
In consequence. BY no means. II was a part of
The old mans business 10 extol Mr. Walker. He
Warren. ~ Phil Ners
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Oh SToNrs.-There is no longer need to send
abroad for Turquoise Oil Stone quarry has been
discovered in Derby W. which is said be In all re-
spe IT'S equal 10 the Eastern. II is now wrought sue
cessnlly, ond has been introduced into market
Il Is designated by the name Of the nGibralter Oil
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MARsHAL's SALE. In virtue Two wrts Of fier
I'LL fncss seire iacas under the lien law, issued from
the Clerks Office Of the District OF Columbia Tor the coun.
~ OF Washiugton and 10 me directed shall expose to
public sale for cash, Saturday the 81 OF June next AT
tho front Of the Courthouse door OF said county at I2
attic frame dsellngh houses with back buildings 10 EACH
on parts Of Lots No and In Square No 800 In the city
Of Washington seized aud levied upon the property Of
SyNanus Holmes and sold TO satisfy Judcials No. ~ 10
March Term 1879 IN avor Of Ulysses Ward also Judlcals
No g. 10 March term, 1919, In hyor Waters and Elm
norman, against said Sylvanus Holmes
ROBERT WALLACE,
may li&dis Marshal OF The District Of Columbia.
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DRs. DREsBACH, KUHN q PRYOR's
DYSPEPTlC CORDIAL.

BALrrMoHE, February ~, lsi9
Mr. O. Hersfons -DEAR Sir Asan act ofinstice ;und
lead others 10 the remedy have the deter
mination Of offering you my voluntary tribute in favor
Messrs aDREsBAcH, KUHN Il PayoR's DYsrEPrIc Cor
DALI e4 as8s tkg g,ig5 reE
For long time have suffered from the effects OF Dye
pepsa so much SO thar my gesve organs would not per
lately elected from my stomach and the inteiae burnln.
IN that region rendered my situation miserable
Twas fortunately advised by friend try your medi-
cine and aer using Two bottles, completely relieved
from all the troubles which endured
Accept, sir my warmest wishes for the Of this
valuable med cine and believe me, Sincerely yours
JAMES ID. MASON
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-11

ACCOUNTABILITY Yesterday we received the off,
city. William D. Lewis, Collector; w. j. p. White,
Postmaster; Peter c. Ellmaker, Naval Officer ;
John w. Ashmead, u. s. District Attorney; md
Anthony f. Roberts Marshal of tho Eastern District
II can scarcely be necessary for us to say that VIC
are content with these appointments, and that we
shall do what we can in our humble way, to sustain
thrm against The assaults of Locofocoism.--I'hH
Mars }t
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Treasury Department, March 10, 1870.
PURSUANT TO the provision contained In the first sec on
OF an act OF Congress entitled An making appro-
pratons for the civil and diplomatic expenses Govern
men for The year ending the heth Of June, eighteen
hundred and fifty, and Tor other purposes,n approved
March ., 1912 hereby give notice that the principal and
interest OF AL such scrip as has been issued prior to the
first ay of July 1872 may be Issued under the ninth
ton OF the Congress entitled An act to raise for
limited time an additional military force, and for other
purposes approved February II, 1911. will upon The pre-
be redeemed and paid the said first day July 1870
and that all interest such scrip will said day.
W. NJ MEREDITH,
Mar lJ-domif Secretary of the Treasury.
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MURDER OF 4 FATHER ny MS SoS.--The account
OF horrd murder in lisle, N, y, proves TO be
correct. The boy who deliberately cut off the head
OF bis father with axe, while he lay In a state Of
intoScnlion was only eight years old The deceased
though addicted TO intemperance, had accumulated
considerable property The reason given by the
child for The commission Of the deed IN that his
father when drunk was in the habit of beating him.
self AMI his mother He has been discharged from
custody on lhe. ground Of extreme incapability OF
contemplating the crime Of murder baltimore
American. ds6
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WE ARE are not very inqnsiiive, but would give
q lrife 10 know what old Nick Is driving at Gin
Nonparea.
Be patient, and keep on in your usual habits, and
you will be sure to be gratifcd, Louisville Courier
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1.aiour Mauburg lost his leg at the battle of Leip.
sic. After he had suffered amputaiion with the
greatest courage he saw his servant crying or pre-
tending 10 cry, in the corner of The ROOM .None
Of yonr hypocHtical tears you idle dog; said the
master; ''yon know you arc very glad, for now you
viii have only one boot TO clean, instead Of two -
Err. paper
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IAxfSo THE ELrMENTs-In Great Britain the
Government raises handsome revenue from the
elements person wishes the light Of heaven 10
penetrate HIS apartment, desires 10 breathe the air
within doors, he must pay for both. In Pnrlia.
ncniary report Just published, II appears that the
amount Of INK collected on windows during the year
ending April 9Th, was 1854 200
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-11

Tnr APPOINTMENTS. THE appontmentl 90 far
"a they extend will give general satisfaction. The
administration IL calmly aud firmly engaged in tho
tngean task, and II will be performed 10 The aais.
which Gen. Taylor could do would satisfy them
Were Col. Page re-appointed 10 the Collectorshp
we would have town meetings held by the nnterrified
Dcmorracy, demanding bis removal- phaa .Ns1rs
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Col. CoLLiEp, whs has been appointed Collector
Of the port of San Francisco with his assistants,
sble for San Francisco taking the route by Sata Fe,
and following the course travelled by Col Cook, In
1867 These gentlemen aic to have an escort from
Independence, and win proceed rapidly on their route
81, Louis Repubiican, May |. ~
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FRINcE METTERNIcns WINEs-The Prince Me-.
ternich, as we learn from the New York Courier des
Etes Unis, owes for taxes upon the celebrated Cha
teau OF Johannisberg, which no owns, In the Duchy
taxes have been accommodating thirty years; and now,
the authorities in order to satisfy the claims Of the
State, have seized upon the wines which were found
In the cellar Of the chateau, aad put upon them the
public seal. These wines are TO DO sold after d fur
iher short allowance of time to pay the taxes in ar.
rears. Among Them are wines which are $50 and
even 200 years old, and which are valued at 100
francs bottle.
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PROPOSALS for carrying the malls &C The United States
from the ls day OF July, 1912 10 the 30ih Of June
1862, inclusive In NEW YORK will he received NJ The
Contract Office Of The Post Office Department. In te city al
Waehngi0n until OF The l3h June l649 Ito be
aide by The next day. the routes and In the manner
aud time herein specifed,vi
NEW YORK
l65l From Denmark at every day, except Snndaye
ny Deep River, Carthage, wilma, North wilma, Ant.
wsrp, Somervile, Gonyerneur, Richyile, De kalb,
and iIeayeliaG; t
To 0gdenshra by q p m came days;
And bhck between and fnme dayE; tri-
weekly trips from Antwerp, by OShow and Rosie, 10
Hammond, and also from de Knlb 10 Canton In due
come lnnE.
Proposals divide The service al Antwerp co ar 10 run
three times week by The Snmerville road and three
ilmeH we l. by the Oxhaw and Morisiown road win
be considered.
T5-Bidders will specify tile mode Of conveyance
NOTES.
Each proposal should lie accompanied by guaranty .
signed by one or more responsible. persons IN the follow
ing manner, VIZ
"The undersigned ---- guaranty thai ------, nj in
bid for carrying the mail from 10 -------- he
copied by The Postmaster General shall enter into obl
gallon prior 10 the fyf d0y Of Ty neTt with good and
sufficient streles "a perform The service proposed"
This should be accompanied by HE certificate of post,
MASTER or other equivalent testimony that The gnarnntors
are men OF property aud able make good their guaranty
The proposal should be TO The Department sealed
endorsed . Proposals for No =, IN ---n and
addressed 10 HE First Assistant Postmaster General.
For the prohibition Of bids resulting from combna.
ton, end the terms and conditions which he contracts
to be made. see the last annual advertisement
j. COLLAMER Postmaster General
Posr orricE DEPARTMENT., Maya 1912. may 6tls
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WAsmrSGroS, January 81. 1910
Mr.. c. HtrsfoHs. DIAN SIR:--I have been for some
time troubled with Sick Headache, aud take pleasure In
saying that In The Of Dr. Dresbach Kuhn and Pryors
Dyspeptc Cordial have invariably found relief from
single dose, consider il valuable medicine.
Very respectfully, n. w. MrGRECOR
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Loooroco DocTRINE.--Wh tho Locofoco papers
arc crying aloud In affected agony, at the removals
from Office made by the Administration, the Hol.
inysbngh Register quietly places pcrcept and prac-
lice side by side, by asserting and inviting contra
dicion, that there Is not upon the public works of
Pennsylvania, single Wing Office holder. Phil
North American
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MORE OcEAS STEAMsBIrs.A foreign cores.
pondent Of the Commercial says that the Russian
Emperor has granted new charter 10 The Russian
Eur Company OF North America, but on condition
that the company shall establish line Of ransailan-
tic steamships. He has given four million rnbles 10
assist In this project
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no GA51EoENI 4 GOLD pIs G RI, TX

/ PLORING PARTIES, AND OTHERS
The subscriber has hand and for sale, the Unon
India Rubber Company, who have the exclusive right 10
tices.
Tents and Tent Carpets Knapsacks, Camp Blankets
Ifaversacks, Canteens, Legglns, Clothing Bags.
Water Bottles, Tarpauns, Caps and Capes,
Souwesers Texas Wallets Gun Cases,
Coats, Cloaks, and Capes, Mexican Pouches,
Oyerals and Pantaloons Gold Pouches,
Air Beds and Pillows Life Preseryers,
Drinking Cups nuckeis and Basins, Travelling Bags,
Portable Boats Provision Bags, Saddle bags.
Gold Washers, Baby Jumpers, breast Pumpp,
And variety Of other articles, at the sign Of the STAR be-
tween liz and 9Th Streets Pennsylvania Avenue, Wash
ington
ap 7-eoinf S. EDDY.
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CoanEcTios.- The Sandwich Observer statos that
the report that Captain Hall, Of Barnstablc, had nc
cnnulaed s35 0o0 at the gold mines is incorrect. Tho
report arose from the fact that letter had been re-
ceiYed from Cnpt. Han In California.
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Another Probable murder.

John Reardon, Thos. Morrison, and a man nnn,ed
Rlins, were arrested yesterday by officers Nichol.
son, Ire AMI vnn Danniker on the charge OF assault
with intent 10 kill Daniel Cnmmins a statement Of
which was giyrn yesterday. They were taken be-
lore Justice Pennington, who committed them 10
Jail for further hearing. The circumstances Of the
case, as iara could ascertain ore az fellows; Cum
mings went 10 the house Of Fct Kennedy (who kt cps
tavern on ihe corner of Amity and Raborg slreets
on Monday night, and asked for lodgings Kcnncdyr
plled thai he could not accommodate him. his house
being full, when Of the boarders offered TO share
his bed with him. In the morning before any body
was stirring in The house. Cummins go, up, broke
open the trunks of Morrison and Rearion, and stole
therefrom several articles Of clothing, with which he
made OIL Search was made, and he was found in
the eastern section Of the city with Of the nri-
Giles in his possession. He was taken back TO the
house OF Kennedy, and confined there until Tuesday
night when The party fell upon him, and beat him
In The most shocking manner. He was carried yes
terday 10 the aims house. where, on examination by
the physicians of the institution, Drs. Baxley and
Bnckler, his skull was found to be dreadfuy frac-
iured, and the bones driven In upon the b n in
many places, leaving but little hope of recovery
The operation of repanning was done, and many
pieces Of bone, which had been completely detached,
wee removed, so as to give the patient whatever
thince his case admits Of for surviving the dreadful
injuries he has sustained.
Kennedy, the proprietor ofthe house, was also ar
rested al the same time with the Others on the charge
Of false imprisonment of Cummins by combining him
in his house during the day He was held TO tal to
appear ut Court by Justice Pennington Baltimore
Patriot ION int
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The Nantucket Inquirer says that the statement
respecting the steward Of the ship VIM. Penn hay.
Ing brought home four thousand dollars worth OF
gold dust from California, isuntrue. He has BROUGHT
very little, ifnny
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NATIONAL HOTEL For RENT.

NATIONAL HOTEL FOR RENT.
Gf, THE NATIONAL HOTEL in the city Of Washington,
f lormey kept By Coleman, and now In the possession
OF BIackwePs Trustees, Is offered for rent
Persons DESTROYS Of leasing the properly requested
to apply in person or by siter, addressed 70 the
PROPRlETORS
Of the National Hotel, Washington City.
Early possession may be had.
nm s
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NEW LIME OF TELEGRAPH.
NORTH AMERICAN TELEGRAPH COMPANY

no TIE PUBLlc.--Tbe public are respectfully informed
that the fe section textendng from baltimore Wash.
nsion Of ne new line Of Electro Chemical Telegraph has
been completely and that the Company now prepared
70 tranam with despatch messages to and from baltimore
and Washington by Telegraph.
Due notice will be given When the line q comnlefed 10
philadelphia and New York.
The Offices ore located as follows.
ONCE in BALTIMORE Carroll Hall, corner or Balt;morr
and Calvert streets.
Office In Washington Odeon Building corner OF Fem,
sylyana avenue aud Fonr.anda, half street.
HENRY j, ROGERS
General Superintendent Of North American Telegraph
Company. May f-6t
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DR.. Cross, steam doctor, has been arrested at
Sirondsbnrg, Pa. for granddaughter, charged with
causing the death of patient by subectiDg him TO
severe course Of treatment, by which he was con.
fined for length OF mo ia blankets, &c. over a
sleamlng APPARATUS I'LL he expired Of apoploxy
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fnPEovgMESTs or ST.. Louis HAnBoR The cit.
liens Of the three interested Wards of ST. Louis
voted on the Goth u 10 spend $50 900 in improving
tho harbor of the city. II rests with the city Conn.
Gil 70 decide whether tho money shall be loaned for
thc.rurposc.