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Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-20
AMERICAN TELEGRAPH
RATIFICATION SONG.

r. RATIFICATION SONG.
BY BETHUNE DuFFIELp
.5 Tune The Old Grenite State
Hark! it thunders from the mountains,
And pours down through all their fountains;
Yea 1t reaches the tall fountains
OF farof Mexico.
CHORUS.
We're q band of Boldierg
We're band of soldiers,
We're a band of soldiers,
. And our leaders name Is Scott
With his banner streaming,
And our weapons cleaning,
uM And fresh glory beaming,
We arc fighting az he fought
lie is mighty in the battle,
And, mid wars iron rattle,
Drives the foe like frightened cattle,
Before his conquering march,
CHORUS.
With his band Of soldiers,
With his band of soldiers,
With his band of soldiers,
He has won his mighty flme.
Hurra hurra hurra,!i
IIurra hurrall hurra!ii
H IA Then, mid banners streaming,
And old weapons cleaning,
We see glory beamng ta .
hound our IIero's honored name.
With the gallant Graham near him,
The Locos all will fear him.
And the nation soon will hoar him .a.
Shout aloud our victory. .#..
M.H CHORUS.
rs e.r ... With his brave Wing soldiers,
With his brave Wing soldiers,
With his brave Whig soldiers .
Eaught can stay his proud career.
Then, with his banner streaming,
And our bucklers proudly cleaning,
We hail the bright day beaming,
With heartfelt shout and cheer
Lo! the hosts cen rallying
From every hilltop sallying;
They no longer can be dayiDg
With foeman such as Pierce
CHORUS.
For these brave Whig soldiers,
For these brave Wing soldiers
For these brave Whg soldiers,
viii sweep him from the field
Then three cheers for Scott and Graham
For the Locos must obey them,
And true Wing hearts win never fail them,
While our conqueror . in the field
And with his brave Wing soldiers,
And with his brave Wing soldiers,
And with his brave Wing soldiers.
Naught stay his proud career.
Hurrai hurra!! hurra!!!
Hurra! hurra!i hurrail.
Like our good old sires before ug,
We will shout aloud the chOrus.
Till the heavens DER
She'll rebound the loud hurrah
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-20
AGENCY OF THE PEOPLES MUTUAL HEALTH
ASSURANCE COMPANY, Y
OF SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS.
Incorporated 6y the Legislature of Massachusetts

Incorporated 6y the Legislature Of Massachusetts,.
- CAPITAL STOCK, FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
A NNUAL RATES, to insure persons between the ages
IN of is and 50 during sickness, disability by accident
for the term of one year uat"
by paying 49, g. So, $3.50, SS $3.50, Sl1 $780, viii
draw per week. during sickness accident S2 49,
SO, 81, $8, SO.
Policy Fee 81. All claims paid within ten days No lia-
bity Of members to assessments
The insured entitled to share the profits after
viding for liabilities. s hHs" s.
a III atal EZRA w. TIIAYER, President
i sI eF.tt ii. Q. .sANDERSoN, Vice Presidents
AUSTIN A. HILL Secretary.
Office will open Tuesday August I'd, 1852 on street
between AZ and 9th Streets east of the Windmill the
island Washington.
a8 Agents wanted for Georgetown, Alexandria, Fairfax
and Alexandria counties, Va M
All letters must be prYpdtd @'Gg
Apply TO r7 j. THOMPSON GREHAM rt
Agent for District Of Columbia Alexandria and Fairfax
counties, Va, Est, bet. AZ and 9Th sts, Qsand,t
W17-S&Tulm saf Washington.
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HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.

There is nothing that be compared to the Mustang
Liument in its speedy and permanent Of Strains
Bruises Cuts Calls Chafe Scratches sweny Pollev Fs
tula, Big head SPAWN, Ring bbne Wndgall, any un
natural enlargement of bone muscle We have hun
dreds of certificates for performed of the diseases
toned above. ...t
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Every store should be supplied with this valuable Lni
ment, as it pays good profit and sells rapidly
The Linment is put up in three sizes The fty-cent
size contains three times Quantity of the
sze and the dollar size contains six times the quantity Of
the twenty-fvecent size (. .
A. g. BRAGG CO.. Proprietors,
30 and Market sts ST. Louis and 3o4 Broadway, MY.
For sale by all Druggists in Washington and Georgetown
CHARLES Srofr Co., Agents, Washington.
o,M LrSTmcUM, Georgetown
CANDY HATCH, General Agents,
may 28-eo3m cor. Light Lombard sts., Baltimore
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HENRY W. HILLIARD,
Messrs Bates and GARDNER.

Gov. GRAHAM-RELIdIous TEsTs.--The charge
that the locofoco State of New Hampshire, IN
which il is asserted by his friends that Franklin
Pierce's influence is a-powerful, excludes men
from office on account Of their religious opinions,
has been proven and is admitted by all parties
Unable TO Justify or defend this illiberal and un-
just policy of the Democratic party Of New Hamp-
shire, the Louisiana Courier has trumped up the
following story, which we find in the Washington
Union, as an Offset
"Thc New Orleans Courier says that it is in
formed that Mr. Graham, the Wing candidate for
the Vice Presidency, has been the sturdy advo
cate of a religious test and that some years ago,
in the convention 10 remodel the constitution OF
North Carolina, he supported a clause prescribing
our Jewish brethren scattered but heroic peo-
pie without country, because they adore liberty
and their ancient faith, and arc everywhere iden-
tilted with the advance Of letters, of freedom and
of civilization. The whole world now acknowl-
edges the injustice of this prescription; and if
the Wbic nominee ever sustained il, il indicates
bigoted and contracted spirit, unworthy of the
age and particularly Of an American statesman
1t is only necessary, in reply to this assertion,
to say that Mr.. Graham was not in the conven-
ton which revised the constitution of North Car
olna. The county Of Orange was represented
by DR., James S. Smith, a prominent locotoco,
and by William Montgomery, locofoco member
of Congress from the Orange district. These
latter gentlemen did rots against the abolition OF
religious tests
Will those loccfoco papers which have clrcu-
lated this story notice its dsproofI
GFaylttsrWe ~ Cl Observer
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GREAT BARGAINS THIS WEEK IN HOUSE.
..t.. TuRNlgHIEG GOODS,

WE have remaining on hand good asrortment II
w Housefurnahing Goods, consisting Of
Table Damaska Napkins, Towelling1
Linen shoetings, Pillow Case Linens, Fruit Napkins
Table and Piano Covers Marsaillea Quilts
Furt Dhnity, Stair Crash
With complete assortment Of Bleached and Brown Cot.
TONS and many other goods in the above line, all OF which
will sell this week at precisely the prices we paid for
them In New York as have to dispose of our whole
stock by the latter part Of this month Terms positively
cash
jy s--1w CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY 4 co.
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NEW RESTAURANT.

Jesse p. WILSON, Of New York, has opened o
81 new, airy, and wel.appointed RESTAURANT, near
Capitol gate at the old Caspars stand
he will pay every attention and furnish everything good
the inner man. at fair and not exorbitant prices The
best of things eatabe and drnkable will be found at his
house. CAL and fyU them. iy 1T-1m
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE!

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE!
HE subscriber has five of the handsomes building lots
in the city Of Washington for sale They located
18th street. sandO in the immediate vicinity Of the
Smithsonian building. He has three fine lots on the old
Poorhoose square Also lot 1917 and streets
Qsland) All Of which will be sold low, il immediate appi
cation be made. JOHN l.. SMITH,
mar 28--tf Justice OF the Peace, St street
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
Penna. avenue, between 3d aud AZ stsi,
# WASHINGTON d. O.
P. W. BROWNING, Proprietor
ap 24-tf
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-20

Cassius NJ, Clay, in letter to the Nationa
Fra Jecl;nes being considered q candidate for the
presidency before the Pittsburg Convention, on
the ground that, "though an old soldier in the
canse of Amcricon Republicansm, | am new
conner in the free Democratic organization" and
he thinks tnat others are better emitted to the
compliment.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-20
TIE B0DY.
IMPORTANT FACTS.

." ST LOUIS, February 81, 1852.
We the undersigned dealerg in Drugs and Medicines in
st. Louis No. have sold the quantities of Mexican Mustang
Lnment opposite below during the past twelve
months. And take pleasure in stating that have
known any remedy that has sold rapidly that
has given such general satisfaction Every one who it
speaks in the highest praises Of its efficacy in relieving
pain, subdung inflammation, and in healing and
ndu 9th of mn hpaE
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8 s s s s 3 8 s s 8

NT EAIUAN MUSTANG -LINIMENT.-The Rtuon TINS
Nl Mnimcnt upon the organization is of the most
perfect remedies offered to the afflicted Its volatile,
penetrating soothing, and healing properties diuge them
selves TO the very bones It gives impulse to the
whole system to the very extremitie stimulates
the absorben and secrtions, and assists nature to throw
off rid herself of any diseased action Of the
chords gamen making ii applicable to of any
kind -RHEJJidTLSMy BRUISES STRAINS BURNS,
WOUNDS, SIPELLLNGS, OR PANS IN ANY PART OF
ID
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-20
nERRY pAVIs,s vEeETARLE PAIN-

i KILLER, that GREAT REMEDY for Cholera,
Colc, and Bowel Complaints Is again In great de-
mand During the hot weather, while these complaiRs s
prevail the people as they should do seeking the
General Agent and procuring supplies for family
timely use of this INVALUABLE ad 10 DC e.
ecUal For and Wounds, Colds Coughs, Dyspepsia
&C., &C, 1t is no less efectual.
aS~ Be 1t your RULE always to keep 1t on hand.
A. GRAY, General Agent,
Bookseller, 7th street. opposite dd-Fellows Doll
June 16--tr
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r LUTHERAN HYMNs.--A beautiful ass
IL sortment just received et
A. GRAY's Bookstore,
may 10-tr 7th st., opp. odd-Fellows Hall.
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Splendid Lotteries

GREGORY 81 MAURY, Managers,
Successors TO J. W. MAURY COZ
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mn NAI.ENTINE MnTT

The tctdelycbretcd Professor Of Surgery IN Gs Medical
Cblteye Nco York city, says
at gives pleasure to certify the value an efficacy
ayers Cherry Isctora which consider peculiarly adapted
to cure diseases OF tho Throat and Lungs
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-20

nAMAsK FIGURED NAPKINS IS cents dozeni
~ BROWNS Cheap Cash Store,
june 2--tr between 7th and Sth streets
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DR. JOHNSTON

TAH. JOHNSTON
II I,ROCLALMS TO THE AFFLICTED
That he has discovered the most certain speedy and ca
cious plan Of Treating
SECRET DISEASES
that has yet been to the world his pa
founded observation made in the Hospitals of Europe
and America he will insure -"
A CURE IN TWO DAYS @
Z ON Ma anIAp
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-20

From The distinguished Professor Of Chemistry and Aatsid
Keolicd, BO,ud0iH College.
have found the CHERRY PEcToR asts ingredients show
poyerul remedy for colds, and coughs and pulmonary
diseases PARKER CLEVELAND, ~ p,
BRUNSWICK, Me-, February s, lsi.
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Theatrical and Musical.

Bowrsy THEATRE" Lola Monies In Bavaria +, and
the Flying Dutcnman the pieces to be performed
at this spacious establishment tonight together with
which, Mile. Lola Monies will dance the Sailors Horn
York, Is to be produced shortly.
NIno's GhnDES.-The French and Spanish dancers
will appear in grand advertisement at this popular rc-
sort night and the dramatic company will perform In
The comedy called Sketches of India y Mr. Burton the
favortc dian IL ANNOUNCED for Tuesday next The
Blake.
NsrrossL TuEs1Rs.--Mancgcr Purdy advcrtises three
attractive pieces for the amusement OF his patrons to-
night, namely the Phantom Ngyer,r the Pride OF
the Ocean, and Rebels and Tories.' Mr. CoulIock a
very hne actor Is 10 appear Monday next a. Luke
FEEDING, IN the diana Of the willow Copse.n
CasrIE GARDEN Tho Rousset sisters are TO appear
the Temptation supported by full and efficient corps
ne ballet Herr Cline the popular tight rope dancer is to
appear on the co,de ei1siiqtie.
AsroR PLACE OPERA tits troupe Of trained
animals to appear both this afternoon and evening
This being their last day at this establishment il is pre-
sumcd a large attendance will be present
AsrrIoAy MusruM-The beautiful domestic drama
styled the Village Phantom is TO be represented both
this afternoon and evening, at the museum in which
nearly all the leading members Of the company will ap-
pear.
CHnIsIYs OrERA Houap--Cbristy's MinstreIs hayr
provided another very amusing programme for this eve.
ming George Chsty and Pierce continue to be the life
and soul Of the band
Woop's MISsrnEIs.-This popular band Of negro per-
the afternoon and one In the cyeningfor which very
attractive programme Is offered.
easily GsEDrN.-Dodworth's celebrated Cornet Band
are 10 give another Sunday concert nj this
to morrow evening
Sir VIM. Don Is playing at Cleveland.
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BROOKLYN CITY IntclI,oeuce.

fiRJ ~ Tx ATLANTIC DotR-About O'Clock Thurs
day morning FIRE was discovered in Of Capt Nayes
storehoufes in INLAY street next TO the corner Of
Conoyer street ard before il could be subiuod
everything contained therein leaving nothing but The
bare walls standing. The machinery and materials
valued at 5000 entirely consuned together with
about SO 600 dolam worth Of grain The buliin and
machinery arc insurod-in what Offices, not ascertaine
the gram wa not The stores under the charge OF
A. T. Masters. The fire l. supposed to have originated
from friction Great praise l. due the remon for their
exertions They latoTed very hard and with good effect
in preventing the flames from communicating with the
adjoining and other buildings Ia the vicinity although
lut portion Of the force comprising the following ma
chimes were present the ccasion -Engnos Nos IL
ID 10, 10, and IL hose carriages, and o and hook
and ladder company 1. Seven engines out of repair
and two out q service, which leaves tho Are department
In very crippled state at the present time.
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DEPARTURE STEAMERS To-Day :, -. -,
steamships win leave port to-day, - n..,ss -.
Liverpool the Sierra Nevada, fr % 49,. ~" =.
steamer Cortee, for San Pra Aflin"ai.' VIC nv"
s'~---.h, ~. x.r,on Co. -Scisco the Alabama for
- n,.h.ona rh.. :, Charleston, and the Roanoke,
~ .,.o aaver,s. .esmship City OF Pttsburg, which
-. Sa,,ra.v q to sail to-day, viii not leave until
r., p., i, the 18th inst
- .rssH STEAMSHIP sAFhH sAsps left port yes
fos Liverpool 1t is probable she viii not return
= more, as she is announced in the by the
ta,ada to have gone into the hands Of other PARTIES
ssho intend placing her in the Australian business
The DuTcn FRIeArr PRINCE 0RASer, which excited
so much attention little time back, while lying OF the
Battery arrived at Flushing on the 10th u direct from
this city.
ARRIVAL OF THE GLITTER SKIP SEA WuoH.-The clipper
ship Sea Witch Capt Fraser arrived yesterday morning
from China ya st. Helena. She brings dates from the
latter place to the sth u The only item OF news from
there II the death Of Mr. Dale passenger in the ship
Edward from Calcutta bound to Boston, who died on the
day the s. W. left.
THE CHALLENGE TrIr BcsrosiASs THE BRIrsH
SnPBuILpERs-We some time back mentioned that GER
tain parties in Boston had sent challenge to the ship
builders Of Great Britain to produce vessel to
from England to China and back The following is the
official challenge from the London 1mes-
The American Navigation Club challenges the ship
builders Of Great Britain to ship race, with cargo
board from a port in England to port In alma and
back One ship to be entered by each party and to DO
named within week Of the ssit The ships to De mo-
the United States and Great Britain respectively To
be entitled to either at the American offices
Loyds The stakes to be Ilo 900 aside, satisfactorily
secured by both parties to be paid without regard to
cident or to any exceptions; the whole amount for
feted by either party rot appearing Judges to be mu-
ualy chosen Reasonable time to be given after no.
tce Of acceptance TO build the ships II required and
also for dscharging and loading cargo in China The
challenged party may name tie size OF the ships not
under 500 200 American registered TONS the
weight and measurement which shall be carried each
way the allowance for short weight size Re-
ference may be made to Messrs Barring Brothers Co.
or further particulars. DANIEL c. BACON President.
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Supreme Court-Spcciai Tern.


july 9-The matter OF Thomas s. Sutherland
merchant of Montreal who had been arrested rs IN abb
scondiDg creditor at the suite u j. Nelson. Jr James
Knapp and Others was again brought before the court
1t appeared that Mr. Sutherland who in extensive
business at Montreal got difficulties and was prcssed
by his creditors lie collected several Of money
due him, and came to New York where his family met
him. and he was proceeding with them TO Australia. in
the ship Revenue when he arrested at tho suite .of
his creditors IL alleged that he had absconded owing
S60O0O but for the defence II i asserted that nc left
sufficient assets to aty the claims AGAINST Linn and that
the aircetwas Illegal ne he not taken till beyond
the jurisdiction Of this court and when the vessel had
arrived beyond Sandy Hook The Judge dismissed the
order for haJcos few days since but tho question now
orgucd by sIr Smith for the creditors. aud by Mr. r.
Tellmadgc and Mr. Alien for the prisoner, IL whether he
ought TO DC discharged The decision is reserved
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Personal Intalll1ence.

Arrivals at the Irying-R. " Marshall, Ky. Richard
Max, Mexico J. Merg and J. Thomas Philadelphia ;
W. II. Griffith. Hamburger r. Alvan Liverpool A.
Wclger st. Louis Capt. kbman, I. S. A.. u. Bancroft
Philadelphia
At the Americana. Connolly, U. ). A.; o. r. Fish,
England NJ. Maritzy and the other members of the
aermania Society, Boston Dr. Goldman. Boston; W, H.
Lawson, Washington ". Lloyd Charleston.
At the Astor-Ricbard Ferguson. Richmond; Mr. Cor
ben, Washington NJ Murphy, Indiana; G straler Del
hum d. Duncan, Miss. Hon j. Wolburn Geo g.
Griswold, Nassau Geo Bliss, Springfield
At the Howard-H. A. schafer, England Rev r. MIL
Ter. Worcester 7. b. Harris Hamilton, c. w; 8. u.
Cochran Ohio Or !. searse, Springfield; NJ. Scheuk,
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SrIMTUALIsTs' CONVENTION IN CLEVELAND
4 second Convention Of spiritualists Mediums, &C.
held in the Meodeon, Sunday convened by order
Of the Spirits understood correctly, given through
DIR. A. Cndcrhill The Melodeon was well filed by be-
eyers and spectators and the exercises puported to be
conducted entirely by Spirits through mortal agency
They quite simar TO the doings the fret
on except that there less rapping. To the beicv
the exercises seemed to be quite satisfactory but
outsider the dsvclopement Of spirits and spirit mani
higher than In many wards Of insane asylum The
spirits Of Mortn Luther John Huss, and the old Rcvo-
lutioncrs have progressed backward rapidly, IL the
specimens at the Spiritual Convention were genuine
Such is our private opinion, publicly exprcsedn.-
Cleveland Head GA inst.
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The Turf.

tyNfnruLLr CornsF, L. J--TnoTfJSG--Tn RSrAY July
snatch 81 500. mile heats.
Y. Brooks named m. lola. d forfeit
4. > Moline named b. Highlander Maid paid forfeit
SAME bAY-Purre $50 mile heats best three IN five 10
harness
j tonlilin named ir r, Hardware. ..........,. i
y. kfhoc named 70 ., May Ely................ 2dr
limo. 1903
InipAf, July snatch $1,000, two nile hoate 10
go ID wagons
q. trtocr uerel r Wayt'nft0n. ............,..'
=. IIeoss named br. 2. Uusoomsn. .........,,. 4 z
Tine, 6,aG--0t0.
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ia The Southern Press stands still IL can
take no part in the politics of the day 1t can only
admire the great Calhoun, and stand alone, as he
stood alone-solitary and alone. The poor Press is
in queer fix. 1t has powers, but won't use them.
1t would be better to stop at once--to die at once.
1t would be more economical than to be loafer in
a stirring age. We suspect the editor only knows
half his business-and badly that.
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zHE NEW YoRs WEEKLY EEIkLD.
NPhs Amssscan mail steamship Pae4Ge, Capt. Nye, viii
This Yort a. noon to-day, fos liverpool. The
EasopeAa psis viii close at hsiff-st 10 this morn
tag Tse Nr,v Sok. WEruy HEsklp, printed in French
.Da English viii be published at hlis past oelstk
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Inv Intelligence.

CounI or ArrraLs, JuLy 8.-rbe argument of No
81 commenced yesterday. Concluded. No 81, Poo-
ple rel. Mygat. respondents against Supervisors
Of Chcnspgo county appellants Appeal dismissed on
APPELLANTS notion without costs 10 ciih party samuel
Hcordley for appellants. } Clnpp Jr, Respondents
NO. 30. (Reservod cause o'Donnc and another, ro8-
hpspcT fcr appellant Murray Holman for respondents
Rot concluded pt T. NJ
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hon abe ut It, the mode enable Of
temp draw unwesry flies 20 their net Or other
words induce the public TO their brains In
tho sheet stove pires they call Hats bus Il i usc
DO orb boys understand where 10 whom they
want Drab Beaver, shy other Lind - uat
Cap std whore tho mnhor that has not soep Aa1 90
pif1d IArIrhIY bEABk'5 new store, No. ~ Chatham
~ hora ffrnc 10 VI gi u
that cap hoy shorId Ne bought wheo
N aeb tss.e VIVA in scttns w their goops
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Faets arc hnrd 10 set .n,ac, ana f.aua very

dcuIt TO keep bright upon the surfscc. DR. KELTNGER
asserts that his Magic MD restored the hair upon the
head after being bald twenty.fye ycar rss .ols be ~
idle all other there not proofs the
highest am hority the first fami
los In tho nation Dr. X. will mention few names below,
the particulars Of wbh can b. seem oct forth Ia cirouls
street, central store $40 Broadway between brand and
Broore stroets also at Jole gic store 300 broadway,
near stowsrts; Mr. Thomas Hapes III ,dson and
Chambers stretts The above n nts will send - TO their
for the se he res at 81 He has produced the
evidcn that on ehswn In this other
country Princey fortunes have boon made by preten
dert but OF reliable hss been shown Put the
whole pack togctsr 10 is and other countries aad Dr. X
will forfeit sl0e0T he falls 70 GLOW more underabls evil
dencs than they lave done Had foreigner landed here
and done Htioth part 0f what Dr. has shown.
people would have had him get Ia brooches and him
their hearts FOREIGN fiction has sold and always will
SELL here much rapid at greater prices sban Ame
rcan facts. DR. X Is persrH tho first American that the
respectable portion OF s ccuntrymen have supported in
right good earnet among tic wealthy and distinguished
citizens who have used II Ia teir families for years
are tho Hon Moecs u. Grinneu uon r. u Carnan. Hon.
John A. Dix. Lieut. Thos. Brownel of the U. s. Navy Mr.
LOWS Morris, Mr. VIM Norris, Messrs. Joha, 9eorEs,
ard Dan Ell tostar, Mr. Iopnu, cxAi herman Robert r.
Getty and honse nd o. others Of the first families in this
country IL soils best home wherc aud tho Doc
place Iong Island the Of highly
trympa, Mr. Cornellug Oapdertit entirely bald and
wore wig Tor six By The Of tho Magic Fluid he
bar no head of eaft r0sey blank hair yn,n ever
Mr. J. u hrnm a. Watt s'reet will relate hisl o,nsins
eas't ~ Y u Dixon inery 81 tho city ~ Nog York who
Wosfad Tor twenty ptu aHd gnined a hale beau
tty IN w. ufo Deht &c dccirsi ny the Erepsy trash
uat f-r1, ro eyand country rell go yet creular.
without ~ Ns sutfr tiN.n ef7 NUrioi strntt lost
mr. cNetrovs hna bar t0f srf ytsfs, ts,..n.8
hV'h hefnt'nly There rotY,rntR not IL Cana hoy
sogtL n aes, ~ Csi"trs. lL9 spI zee theto.
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Naval IntelIlpencs.

Mr. Frank Gallaher. of Richmond, Va. has been an.
pointed by the President Purscr In the navy.
Y. s. frigate Cumberland Capt Stringcr sailed from
Gibraltar 18th nit for Spez2ia,