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Ee,n.,, Education at Washington.

subscriber, thankful for patronage win which he has been
nteen States, and from families hold
the positions respectfully announces that
fourth his service in this city hs
sfgheenfA OF his eypericucol instructor OF youth
Family Boarding School for the education OF young
solid and ornamental branches required IN
female pupils,
domestic comfort and thorough astrncon,
be larger schools
the family and the school FrenA
French educated The roeton
II. W. CUsfIMAN a. NJ,
Indiana avenue, near Ciy Hall
l5-cod2nf
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California Land Titles.

IN Of the President Of the United States.
the ascertaininR and settling p
California hereby notice that
win be held San Francisco, In sad State
Gves under our hands. a, the city Washington day
sop,omber 1851. -, -. ,,.,,
HARRY /. THORNTON,
sc,, t7--eod3m Commissioners.
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TUE next annual University Of Virginia will
I'll The sst Of June The Unver comprises hs following schools
and ectureship, viz.
Ancient Languages Professor Gessner Harrison, NJ D.
modern La0guages-Profssor M Seheie dc We're, LII d.
Mathemaiics-Proiessor Edward H. CouI.onay IL. D.
o. chemistry and Matera Medca-Procssor Robert L. Rogers
q, Medicine Professor Henry uowsrd, M D.
comparative Anatomy Physiology and su'geyJames h. Ca
Moral Philosophy Professor wm. IT, McGuaey, 3D. LIZ
), Adjunct Professor James p lloicombe
~ Lecturer and Demonsato Special aud Pathological hnao
iay-John sage Davis, A. NJ, NJ d.
TO be admitted into the University the student must be 10 of
s sa, o. ns, %o os , applying for the Faculty may
II the applicant ADMISSION has any in
coporasd seminary University
less he seminary, satisfactory
evidence, % tho Faculty. OF general good conduct
Inc whole necessary exclusive OF eoes books and
pocket money, estimated as foilows
Board including furniture and attendance for months 500
Fuel and candles 70 Be furnished by the Proctor AZ cost and
drnitory, s30i n Two IN the Si3..... 70
Rent Of nn entire domto, Sl6 for half occupied by two
Ms'a,os fee use Of library and public rooms IS
Fees, single professor BE- attended, 900 two $50 each
If liee or more, aa5 each
nternedale class they $50 in all and te
senior ss s higher d. e. in sAs s ns aa
sass
Medical Department.
In ne department expense including
Demonstrators ticket and dissecng fee S93 The session Of
that of other medical institution in the Uno by at
tending only two lectures day.
Lav School.
Anadunc prosorsp having been appointed in the department.
the Of study has been enlarged The subjects of equity and
law will be taught fully than has hitherto been
cvaw together with exposition of the most important leading
case, in law and equity. 49, -
A,g i2-2nwswtoi
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The steamship Columbia will San Francisco and
Oregon, awaiting tho arrival the mails
and from anama and returning without delay with the
mails and passengers the from San Francisco
regular line OF proecrs will be for the of
freight and transient between Panama and Sam Fran
cisco. Il
The well known steamship Sarah Sands Of 1900 tons BURDEN
charter peculiarly
her cabin will be kept running family
boat
One Of the above will keep The connection between
Acapulco and the other Mexican ports.
The in the Atlantic will be maintained by United
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United States Patent Once,

October o, 1861.
IN petition of NJ sorel Paris, France praying
and steel from oxydaton for
from the Of said PATENT which takes place on the seventh
day Of December, A. ID. 1851
ordered said petition be heard the Patent Office
Saturday, December 1851 IL O'Clock, and all
neied and show il they have,
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons the extension required 70 ME IN te Patent
Office objections, specifically forth writings least
All testimony filed by either
said hearing be taken and transmitted In
the Office, which will be furnished
pHcaton.
that this notice be published in the National Ine
Republic union Washington, ID. C Courier and En-
qurc New York Pennsyvana lnquirer Phadelpha Pcnnsy
Journal, Provdence Rhode Island Daily Al
vcniscr, Boston, assachnc, Commercial Bulletin, New Or
leans, Pbug Gazette, Pshurg Pennsylvania,
week for three successive weeks previous TO the 9th De
ccmber next
THOS. EWDANK
papers will please and send their
bills Ohice with containing this notice.
Oct 7-law3w
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I,OR beautiful comnodons cottage built esidcnco
49, 7, between n Boundary streets, containing ls,13D
Of being all OF No 44o and Just Finished
now offered apartments, with threcfod
smoke wood and housos, with
trlng and Of excellent water In tho
yard. III. g.. - ur.x. -....,.. So.
in rapidly improving pegboood and enjoys the double ndvan
tage OF n city and country residence
description Of the surrounding beautiful vicinity, highly
fnis deemed unnecessary Per
will please call and examine for
United States Inquire Of H. JonSsos, on Inc
premises.
cti5--eo2w
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DRAPER Tniior-wiLLIAM TUCKER, late Of the
firm Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and
Streets receive calls from his numerous
public generally having Just opened very large and
English cloths, cassimerc and
vcnr- BY from the most extensive
npona Philadelphia, all of which VIII
price and the reputation OF ms establish
who
patronage which will he executed
NJ show Of the andsoa-
sent 9I-aaw3w
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A NEW Route TO PittsburE, via the Baltimore, Sus-
qvshanna Rdiiroad7hroukA TO Pburs in
express Of will leave Calvert station daily
with United Washington and Baltimore al a.
connecting win the fas, line at Middictown M ar
nving n Harrisburg At u, m, 10 dinner.
The for the west al 2, arriving a
oidsybux AZ this point passengers have the option OF
Johnstown thence by packet boats or
stages direct from HolIdsysbugto 10 Pittsbarg.
Tickets following points by this tfnin TO VIII
wnghvie, Columbia, Marietta, Middeown Harrisburg
ngdon IIolidaysburE, and Pittsburg . .
Ths Cumberland Valley reilroad
which passes Carlisle shippcnbug Cbambcrsburg, and
other points this road ..,., 80. +,
Washington for
OF the Will be al ,he
and Ohio Railroad Company on the arrival OF
receive the baggage which will be
RoBERT STEWART,
OetI-dH Ticket Agent
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New Fall and winter Goods.


IIooE, BROTHER CO.. PENNSYLVANIA avenue, between nh
III and 9Th have eceved and prepared offer the
citizens of the cities Of Washington, Georgetown and Alexandria,
complete Of French, English and India fancy and staple
dry goods, of the most recent impoIatons They name
Very elegant brocade silks, dark coiors
Extra rich brocade silk, for evening
Rich plaid silk styles
Extra heavy plain pout de sole
Heavy wa,cred silks all colors
Real Irish popins, richly whteIed, all shades
Very lustrons black silks, all widths
French Aferino and Thibet cloths, great variety
French de laincs, designs
French cashmere de cOsse, latest styles
Rich embroidered chemsetes, with sleeves 10 aalfi
Real Valencennes lace chemisetes and cuis
Elegantly embroidered and lace trimmed bandkorhicfs
White embroidered Canton shawis from si2 ~ So
Velvet coaks and mantilas, styles
Silk mantias and vises, also styles
Real cashmere shawls, long and square
Real cashmere and Thibet scarfs
Long and sewing silk mits and gloves
Black silk laces, black and coiored silk frinses
Thread aud insertings wide and narrow
Muslin and cambrc rulings
Muslin and canibric inserings and cdgings
Sash, neck, and belt ribands, ke, &c
entirely and desirable goods, suit
approaching 10 which weekly add
be assured OF finding
the fashionable styles, at the loves
prices. ,, ,,ou,,, . 30
Ecutl
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u DEMOvAL--DUvALL h BROTHER, merchant tailors, have
IL Informing their numerous ead and customers
dat they removed their and elegant store Ju
between AZ and oh Streets one
square old They have just reud from New
richest and most elegant
business which they are prepared
~ - DuvALL & BROTHER.
NJ. n. Wanted, two threo FIRST rate coat hands
1S-dlw Mso
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Na Steamers. Hst..
The ships composing this line
80.
Ans Capt Luce.
Ihe Adruus Capt Grafton.
r<HMm These ships having been built by contract
Z31 Wessy ios government been
4k#X taken in their constructions also cngines
- TO insurc strength and speed and their
datons fos passengers ansqused for elegance
Price OF passage from New York Liverpool a30 Exclusive
use Of e1uasixe S5. From erpooi New York.
E35. - II Fl EH . :
An experienced surgeon will be 10 ship
No berth can be secured until paid for.
The owners OF these will accountable for gold,
bullion specie, 1cwey slones uess bits OF
adg are signed therefor and the thereof therein
PROPOSED
From New York. From Liverpool
sstufday Nov % 1851. "Wednesday. Nov IL, 1881.
eaturday.... Dec. o. 1851 Wednesday do 98, 1851.
sniurduy.... do 20 1851 Wednesday Dec 10, 1851.
Wednesday do "a, 1851.
Wednesday. -. Jan. z, 1852.
For freight nnulY O
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JAMES L.. EDWARDS, late Commissioner Of PEN
sions Smith, attornoyatlaw, formerly Of Ogdens
burg New York opened Office in Washington city for
claims Congress
tho executive departments the general They
be
be made members Of the last
Congress-
postpaid addressed TO Edwards Smith, near Wads
Hotel, will be duly attended 10.
Sep l0-dly
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DHILIP BARTON KcY will attend TO any sms,ness a .
may ntrsed with before either OF The cour's ~
and will also attend the prosecution oi c'a" ~
Uess and the Departments. once on street. 80, a..x
WAsHSSsroS, July l8s l64ss
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: TOT HcISHt OF Vdssayc hFpy 10 = -. :
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. 56 Wall street, N. "
BROWN, ELIPLEY, l. CO.,
44.ts#s .44.I Liverpool
E. G. ROBERTS, & CO.,
IL Kings Arms Yard, London
l.. DRAPER, jr.
Sept 5-dly boulevard, ,AIonnarire, Paris.
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nARpETTN9s, Floor OiI-Cloths, Curtain Materials,
kchc subscribers pleasure Of announcing their
friends generally the cities Wash
and v t. they have jus. New York and Boston
pAckei r The extensive and altogether tho complete
assortment Of furnishing dry goods o. description
ing articles OF which they beg to enumsrate viz:
IS pieces tnpesuy velvet carpcting designs
50 do tapesty Brussels do very rich
73 DO extra heavy Engish Brussels do
bales patent English BRUSSELS, low priced
5000 yards ply carpetng, Lowell manufacture
zee zee 90 % DO nsaaia eaIJnsnns second. 90 .,,,,,v do
shsen beautiful oil cloth, which will be any
shape for haila or passages
20 pieces wlod and plain Venetian, for and
50 d01en brass stair rods all sixes and cheap
~. prtned drungct crunb cloths, from l04 to 1864
10 pieces very rich silk and wool curtain dc ano
20 do do woSxted aud cotton do
rs do do worIed dumasks
Is do do union daipAsks, double width
do do wontsd do Iaines, for furniture
IS do Turksyred cashmercs
Is pais richly embroidered lace curtains
50 pairs embroidered muslin curans
20 ptecss embroidered curtain muSlns, low price
$50 brass cornices ffom The nches TO the cheapest.
with all trimmings and fixtures of the
es all Of which will be offered the most accommo
Purchaser cordially invited examine stock
making their selections elsewhere
- - N - HooE BROTHER, CO.
Sept l6-d4wif
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THE YOUNG CHRISTIAN by Jacob Abbott. Iyci.,
i illustrated
Queen. OF Scotland. Volume q; by Mrs. Strickland.
London I.abo and London H.
Of Bethlehem, Stories for Christmas beautifully us
tratcd,
Mary Tales Boys Girls by Mrs Hughes win ~
ustrstiops.
The woodbinc Hoyday Gin, beautifully illustrated. - a.
Illustrations celebrated American painters, WI" eeFe w
cravings steel; by John sartain. -, !, ru.,o,non,s
The Physicians Visiting List, Diary hnd BOOK '"
for 1852 ,p.N,u rAyIop
OetlS '"h'S'> ''3,
mI.E INTCoNATIonAI MAGAZINE for November.
j Punchs Iieatben Mythology.
ske,cbes N Ireland by Tbsckeray
The Oropians, being sequel 20 "Ins houe :, o pv.,.
Sacred Streams, the Ancient ana "oae'" "'' :" w '
Bible. vol. rpANcx TAvtoP
Oct1 -'-
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,rou tno,vn cenhIsbmcnt
r..ano, a. ~ pleasant
arrangements ana 'n0 eon""'' ano
m h found there, combine render aafceaoc ana ad
m been ono firm OF John b. Tucke, Io SO long az
~ Subscriber pledges
o @ 80 an,n lis reputation, and TO give satisfaction TO his
customers. WIN. H. PARKER
BosTox, Sept is, 1851.
sent i9-nawJm
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ONG LIE IL within the reach OF alIThe celebrated
physicians, Doctor Brothers and Gray have finally
concluded petite themselves In The city after having
travelled world knowledge having
the Indians for the getting thorough
knowledge botany they far themselves qualified alleviate
complaints whicu The human family subject We
promise all who favor with call that will, with
question, tell their complaints ard
toms. and and speedy The Docoss'
medicines wholly vegetable and prepared by themselves We
ao the complaints, matter
from what they may originated, how long standing,
sxuc, &C. Re be had once from
living in all the western counties q the SUITE. New
faculty, hearing Of and uvung Themselves Of
SKILL health Dscascs successfully treated At
dyspcp~y, constipation piles scroula,
hgonehits espea letter. scsldhesd drop all ner
ds1esse Of skim stomach, bowels liver
Oes os south street, opposite Smithsonian Institution.
Oc6-t7ws
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j. FRANCIS CLEMENTS.

practice this District and the adjoining
w counties Of Maryland aud Virginia.
claims Of description against e govern
ment especially in the OF c rcvouuoh
Office on Louisiana avenue, been ~ and eh snee"'
Sept l2-eo6m
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Leaving New York for Chagres hs lt and 2, of each
The steamship FL Dorado and the Falcon will form direct line
between New Orleans and Chagres leaving such periods will
little detention possible Ihmus and forming
with the Pacific steamships through line and from New Orleans
and Mexico California; and Oregon Passage from New
Orleans be secured from Armstrong Co.. agents
uat place.
Tho fare through tickets from New York Francisco has
been reduced from
StSJ IN lower cabin 10
The from New York adopted
by sea-sica ports.
Each allowed baggage
ceeding in measurement 10 cubic feet
Freight will be Cbaycs 20 and from
Panama San Francisco at the rate OF 800 per ton
choice Of behs tho office Of the u and 50
their agency No. In West street, New York
city. Aug IDLY
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no sportsmenJ w. BADEN, Pennsylvania 9th
street. opened small lot OF superior double barrel
guns. OF saIcable sizes, nj unusually low prices
Likewise supply OF Dixon Sons powder TASKS, 10,
and
shot pouches and belts
single nd double game bags, dram bottles
English, French aud American caps
Gun wadding powder horns &c
la y{ay
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ITO OWNERS o Texns.-A gentleman in Virginia.
good and lawyer desires oremove to Texas
would like become the agent for some
owner country, with view TO bring them into
market.
He family capital is desrous OF
satisfactory testimonials OF apac
and responsibility and his general acquanance Is such
to considerable Texas.
ANY would be inclined avail himself
of such an arrangement
advertiser get suitable by addressng paid
WIN. GOULDIN,
General agent and collector, Richmond Virginia.
ar
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General Agency at Washington, ID. G.

General Agency at Washington u. u
ny A. NJ FARQUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg, fennsyIyania
ID for claims services IN hc war win mnh
with Great Britain and te FLOR
ida
For pensions, bounty land scrip. -
Bounfy Land-W the purchase ana sae OF bounty
land order. . a, ..u.,. .x..,v,,u ,.oso,.
be all their various branches
Gene, al Post OnccAl agans, the department wiH be
Of contracos quarterly accounts pay o
ditto facilitated Sc. - -. .,,.. as.,t..x AMI.
Cincinnati Gazette Indianapolis
snne New Herald Detroit Free Press, viii publish to
he amount as send their bills TO this oice, accompanied
~. ',s : nane, " June 2tu
uAPExTRY VELVET, Tapestry Brnssels, Plain
and ingram carPeungs'--Ne fespecuuV
announce bonsckecpcrs of Washington GEORGETOWN Alex
received an accession 10 our
all the above varieties OF earpeungs WHICH, having
purchased at late auction sales IN ne" ho can
at unusually low prices ,..-- -.-,-. .
We the time TO purchase carpets
Of the times amongst c carpet
dealers abroad, hcscg goods selling nj sacrifice.
Also nm Of drugget both in The ece in
cloths Of i2f by ia 10 ia by W.
one case heavy Flemish "a table dnmasks
covers,
fixtures matching -, .,,.,~, !. ,x>,~.a~,
all kinds of furniture dry goods
Fennsy avenue door Of 9th ST.
Oct ls-ood3nf
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VIRGINIA Locomotive and Car Works, Wolfe stree.
and river Potomac, Alexandria, Vrcna-smii Perkins,
locomotive engines and tenders marine
and chilled wheels and nAes
patent and wrought machinery and castings gen
orally.
undersigned having erected extensive shops and pro-
prepared
cute orders for all kinds
"'p' ~ " - r. c. SMITH,
Lateo Of the Iron Works.
THATCHER PERKINS,
Late Master Machinery the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
AusM -dI
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cyAM sllck.s Book Rule and Adsrue 2" ne English IN
III a rvss9rnt Nv "gUn SLICK" :.
Forrest Life and Fofess TYees NJ John q cpnn&ef
Iossins, Pied BOOK of ths Rsvoisslcn-psn ~
just published, a"d W" dzs 's0''' TSYL0n = MAURy,
0eta 1t ft @ sf h5s DosAsSilsfss seer ~ street
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4, OWEN IL SON. Merchant T0ilOrs, would lcspcct-
IL, fully their friends and the public generally that
varied assortment OF a and
goods quality, clot cassimees, vcsin
request their friends and customers will call and
au themselves.
Ia returning liberal share Of patronage they
hax. that having
The credit extent, they have
their line very low for cash
- 20 prompt customers public favor
intel &
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pRyOR & DAvIDGE win practise in the supre

rNII i, ctfly informs the public that
Of the line Of mail coaches running
from Winchester by OF Lecsbug lie
good good horsesw have IN MS cnpoym
oxperirnced skf attentive, and accommodating drivers 20
lrp will always good and pains VIII be
taken and every made the accommodation convenience
and comfort may extend him thu patronage The
public patronage very respectfully solicited once Potomac
' JAMES II. KENT.
lH-dlY
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Assie1amt Teacher Wanted Immediately.
THE Principal IN. C) Male Academy wishes ~
emroy who qualified 10 teach
English the lower mathcmatcs e must
b An Unmarried man. habits and good moral character
An applications and II by letter. po paid,
to Principal.
Feb lo--dn
OrFICIAL military Hooks, for sale by Taylor d
" MAURY, booksellers, near 9th street, Washington
Cavalry Tactics, vols price 45-very scn'cc.
wayne's Sword Exercise price el.
Scotts Infantry Tactics, J vols. price r. %
Instructions % Mo Artillery; price 20 cene'
Coopcr's Regulations for the Miltua
Instructions for Field Arailefy, Horse and Foot
Crous's Military Laws.
McComb's Courts Martial. it
Ordnance Manual.
Army and Navy Registers.
And all other government books and documents
lent .
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n n v,OOE a. CO.. wholesale and Retail Dealers I'm
capeting clots matungs, rugs, curtain maenaS
She citing and house furnishing goods generally
avenue, between 7h aud 9Th Streets washington
ID. e,
Aug 29-u
nlsSOLUTION The hrm heretofore exist
IL OF Dyer Brother 10 this day, by mutual
r. Dyer will attend TO the settle
mept late firm, also OF the unsettled business
Of the W. decened TO which immediate attention
il respectfully requested EDWhkD y, DhIn,
WAsnIssTox, September "a, 1850.
o Notice.-The undersigned nave formed
and firm Of Dyer Mcclure, and
general auction and commission business al ne
old Of 10th street and Pennsylvania
avenue
They respectfully solicit OF the patronage
slowed upon and pledge themselves to discharge fa
fully every confided to them. .
Iycr Mcclure are prepared make advances upon all
aenn'"'' ~ " EDWARD o. DYER,
j. G.. MCGUIRE.
wAsHIHaTos, Septembs' VI, 1850.
Sept. 27-du
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Columbian COllege, ID. q.
vrnE session Of six months will be opened lh
i September. n#bF4fs
RDom, library, bed, and furniture ~ 90
Table aud servants week 2o
Chasses to do board
~
IL 00
Fuel washing 37K cents per dozen.
damages.
The college exclusive OF books and
exceed 70 Students be admitted
opening session preferable Bills payable three
months advance.
opportunity Of attending Of lee
given BY the most Of science n the Smith
hearing Congress,
Eumenis United Supreme which
other college
CoLLKor Hit August, 1851. Aug a2-dkcpinw4w
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TUE next annual of University Of Virginia viii
mence the LIST October continue without
III ths sSt Of June The Unvers comprises ths following schools
and ectureship, via
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Anew BOOT AND SHOE STOHE.-Thc subscriber has
~ taken hosc recently erected by
Messvs Duval brothc north dc OF Pennsyvsua
between and where he Intends conducting the
Misunderstanding
services Of Mr. Henry Masclss wo s well known has
himself high reputation and Whose attention will he
particularly directed o boes and shoes
SWe wod particularly call the et the ladies ~ The BEAU
uNn cut eernn Maelas sster boots and shoea
we ksv sssesd Win rvst beautiful ss.o.,msn e French
lks and snn which wsH ss made
order n Nh. M.sA hsH& beantifhl style.
In addition msnNfhctcr ~ have srsced with great
esr n New Phedelpha, and Baltimore, all Of the
ses IT boots sd soe~ Of every Descriptions All Of
kc ~ pescuiay+n~e stte~cn Of Ne p.alss 4sncraly
y Sss T-solw' a, u ~ JOHNSON
sra.n. Msxx AllsruIe ri the ENKs
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W,
BosToH Sep. 8, 1850
Messrs LITTLE BROWN Gentlemen much pleased To
engaged publishing revised edition Straan
Of Domat Civil Law. No English
guage, subject compared with for uness
and Of the doctrine conveyed hroughout
From the time Of its publication the has received
and desevedy The complers Of the Code Napoleon
drew copiousy from for their work Napoleon himself tudzd
carefully in life, which account for the singular
and wisdom Of his observations and decisions during the
discussions adoption of his CODE Domat should and hope
will, be found in the library OF American lawyer
Your obedent seSsant, -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-02
MEDICINES.
]. w. BROWNS MIXTURE

A certain Cure for Gonorrhed and elect.
A LSO preventive for Gonorrh9a and Syph-
n ills. AN ounce Of prevention is better
than a pound of cure.''
Many Certificates might be obtained, was ii
not for the nature OF the disease. This has
stool the test for ten years in my haLds, withou.
a single failure, either in cure or preventative
cured many cases OF many years standing
which had become changed into the second stage
and were giv.n up by the Physicians. Thi
Mixture will also cure Erysipelas, Rirgworms
Teuer- worms, Scald Head and the best wash in
the world for OLD SORES. Ii is used by rub
biDg on well three times day.
fair trial is all that is required to establish
all sci forth as cure and preventive.
E1-Price, 81, so per bottle. liberal discoun
TO dealers.
L. Shake the bottle before using. 81