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scientific nnd literary utiainmrn,s. said in his
..NEw York WEEXI.y MESSENGER" Jruua.
nv &. 1880.
DIR. IIooFIAXp GERMAN BIrTERs.-
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in the Union appear 10 he unanimous in re-
commenting, ana the reason is nb,inus. i, is
made after n prescriptions furnished by one oillr
! most celebrated physicians az mnlrrn times.
the lur DR.. Christopher Wilhelm iion,land.
Professor to the University az jena. Private
Physician 10 In. King of Prussia. and on. of
the grca,c>, medical writer's Germany has ever
produced. lie was rlnpii.icnliy tn" enemy q!
| hnmhn". and therefore "a mcdlcirr OF which he
, was the inventor and .ndnrS-r may hr conf
IDENTIFY relied on. II" specially recommended
il in Liver Complaint. Dy.pcr.ia. Debility.
Vertigo. hcilly Of thu Stomach. Consultation.
and all complaints ari-ine from a ,Ii,or,lcrri
rendition 90, III" stomach. thu nNcr n,u! The IN.
icsii,,,s. Mn" philadelphia paper express
their consic'i"n Of lis excellence. and several
nf the editors siral c,Iis elect, from their "nu
individual cN!rri.ncr. | nDirr lhrs, cirrrim.
stances. We feel Warranted. not uuly in calling
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THE THIRD ANNUAL VOLUME
or THE

q Ia,
Was commenced on Saturday, the 4th OF NAV,
1880, under It's original of Richards
Wsekty Ga-stte--as more significant of It's peculiar
character, being the only weekly organ Of Litera
ture IN The entire South! 1t il
Greatly Enlarged md Issprored,
Containing weekly Thirty-two Columns OF
matter. II is, moreover. In an
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!" from head to foot, and upon beautiful wn,sc
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chieiy occupy its columns, but not to The exclu-
sion Of choice miscellany, selected from the best
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variable indulgence which has smiled upon its
progress hitherto, and TO express the hope that
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were, fresh start in The pursuit OF a well known
PROCESS They cannot allow themselves to doubt,
that-with all their former contributors, with the
addition of MANY ones, not less valuable and
diatngnshed--unde the conduct still Of Mr.. w,
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year---and with the assurance which the subscri-
bers now beg leave To give, that the work will be
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| type, and with regard to nealness and finish,
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gan seem reasonably TO demand.
The writer's for the REyrEw include the greater
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b ..1NcoSoGNAPHIC E.rcYcLoP EDIA.''
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Of this valuable and beautiful work, now puhl'sb-
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by
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A Young man, graduate Of ST. Aary's Col
IA lcge, Baltimore, v,shes to obtain MS iiuaton
MS Ass'stsnt'n an Academy, or Private Tutor
Tie y qualified TO teach the h,rbesi branches OF
Greek. LATIN, French, Natural Philosophy, Che
mlstry, Mathematics and English Literature
The highest testimonials 10 character and quali-
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NfH haye the honor fp transmit TO you herewith
copy Of The correspondence which has passed. be-
tween this Department and the National Institute foy
The Promotion OF Science, respecting tbs lganlxahon
OF committee 20 constitute The central authority re-
quired BIZ The regulations o. Che Koyal Commission ON
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olrE1AAu or rux cEhrssL co%MirELx roa sHI Una
TED srATAS-
Pursaan mt to The notice given, the Central Commit
se ,asse Al the rooms oi thc Naiop4 Institute, in the
Fstcmt Ofce Thursday evening The ljth instant
at O'Clock. t te Y
The ,aeesi,sx was oailsd 10 ordc, BY Professor Wal
tsr X johnson, on whose motion Cos- Peter Forc<
called 10 She Chair. and Charles r. Stslhary
chosen Secretary al tbs usectspE.
This tsuno.arx orssaix.ti,a having been eil.rted
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the Queen Of Great Britain ana this Isr&rtmsas
i've to the rropssd Industrial Exhibit'on u be held
IN iSondon ~ the year 1921. F.S.t ~
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be recce nixed IS cesfra authority except ssAcA
shall have been 50 certified by she y~rnnent of tho
country in which il exists.
That American industry and arts may he enabled 10
appear the place allotted 10 shen i will be 'xliA-
psnssbe that recognized central authority should b.
constituted; and am under the mPression that the
Nattnx institutes having been regularly
by Aet u Congress-, and being hshual'y engaged "
matters pertaining 70 Inc arts ana sciences, - the
proper body fu' taking the initiative m constituting
such cenrai authorsty g
Therefore beg leave TO submit to it's consideration
the Interesting and important subject winch has bee'
brought 70 the attention Vi thas Depaxfmene ny the
distinguished Envoy ol her M.jezty's (sovernmcst,
ana 70 request such action or az may seem
necessary ~ order THAT the nafurxi Pfoa"ctcf* the
ingenuity, INDUSTRY, and ases q ehe pmtsa States
may % fuiy snd suitably on the interest
ing occasion herein referred TO-
have the honor to be, vesy respectfully, yoAxs,
JOHN ~ CLAYTON
This communication was LAID before the National
Institute, and by referred toSa select committee
which brought forward the following rcrosts si1.
p., NJ ~ f.o,n.,;t,~ - az NAL. NJ f,,s:,..,.
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. 4ho SI0cA4' con'nmttrc, - w"'cn Was rcieareu
'hc communication rom we non. joan M. Gay
Ion, Secretary OF state, reialivc 20 ehe formation
Of central authority Tor Transmitting articles 10
thr industrial Exhibition to be held ia London in
1851, ofsrsthe following report; oss
The eornanlttcc. impressed WI h The importance
of the subject eommended 10 the Institute, have
giyen 10 it their earnest and careful attention.
The resources, the Ingenuity, the industry, and
he best etdeavors 70 procure for them the. opror-
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hoy wANTED.--Ala lad, IA TO 10 yesrs Of
~ age, ~ wanted at his ofhee. An es1rsrs resder
wii be preferred. Au~>po
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THE GALLERY OF INDUSTRIOUS
eaa AMERICANS. a
Dagucneotypas by Brady Engraved by
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nv
EDirED BY AN ASSOCIATION or LITERARY MEN.
FINDER this title will be published, during the
~ year 1850, twenty -four Portraits and Biographi
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llusrios in the service or the country Every ppr-
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mad enduring monument to the great men Of the Re-
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expense, in collecting Portraits for National Gal
lery, and those which being engraved for this
work are believed TO be superior to any that have
ever been taken In the accomplishment Of this great
object he has experienced the utmost courtesy and
encouragement from distinguished men MIR. Brady's
reputation has been too long established to need any
recommen da, iun. His dagucrreotypes in TIE
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Democrats majority

Two members from California, Edward Gil
bert and George W. Wright, are now in Wash
ington, awaiting for The admission Of that State
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tn "a ~ y. Knox walker.
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IA Two senator's from California, VIM. M. Gwin
and John @, Fremont, are in Washington, await
ing the admission ofthat State. The bill for its
admission has already passed the Senate
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PROSPECTUS OF A NEW SERIES OF
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af seasri l.EONARI, SCOTT * co.
tssiea ac ssia ~ Fulton Street, New York.
az EAsrahce "a Coolest Il - i Jan. 4.
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Actual Democratic majority. .g
Free and Stare State Classiiicatio
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Clubbing.

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In all I32 in six administrations, and covering a pe-
rod OF thiry.two yearsbeing little over tour per an
mum.
In this state OF the case, Gen. Jackson came into
lower more fully pledged TO- pursue moderate course
than any other man ever has been.
there was the slightest cause for sweeping reno
vas. Mr.. Adams had been remarkably tolerant He
taned in his cabinet distinguished citizen, who
favored the election OF his competitor and who after
wards received high expression OF confidence al the
hands OF General J MIR. A. himself belonged 10 the
ees the government obtained their situations at the
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being increase of three hundred per cent wanting
only twenty five AT the close Of Mr.. Adamss admnsra
tion, the expenses OF collecting the at that port
were only S946s7 76 but for the ten succeeding years.
they written down In Rep &c., no. I'd session 9th
Congress. as follows: