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Mount Aiban Institute.


rIs institution pleasantly situated on The seorgeown
Heigh-the prospect from embracing the city OF Washngon
Potomac miles, and the town OF herandna II u de
limited number Of boys The bensht o. gooa
seeks combine the advantages
Of thorough instruction with the discipline Of
Christian home.
be begin November l. Parents who for
admission confer with The Rector
Application admission Of pupi OF for further information may
be addressed, ..... .-eu.,. - = -
pences Bishop of Maryland, and Hugh Davey Evans
LIZ r. Baimee r. p. Chambers Kent county, Md Aaron
DAYTON ESQ., Auditor OF the Washington Evan
iyons ESQ., e.rgeown w Beverhent Thompson, Pitsboro
North Carolina; Col. Miller Haowes, st Mays, Georgia
Sept i6-2awfw
OFFICIAL Military Books, for sale by Taylor IL
" MAURY, booksellers, 9th street, Washington
Cavalry Tactics, vols; price s5-very scnce.
Wryne's Sword Exercise price ~,
SCOTS Infantry Tactics, 2 vols. price ~ so.
Instructions for Mountain Artillery; price rs cents.
Coopers Tactics and Regulations for the Militia
Instructions for Field Artillery, Horse and Foot.
Cross's Military Laws.
McCombi Courts Martial.
Ordnance Manual.
Army and Navy Registers.
And all other government books and documents
sept@
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Monday morning, after illness Of two
weeks WILLIAM fIsCHER, In the 54tl year OF his
friends Of family respectfully invited to attend his
funeral residence street, Wednesday ITO
morning, III O'Clock.
Sunday morning, sb instant, o'clock the 9th
PAUL KINCHEY native OF Switzerland, and
resident OF this city for the last "a years.
The will place his late residence the hill,
opposite "Wednesday the lh a O'Clock,
friends the
further Carriages will he in readiness
church, Of lith and streets
O'clock convey who wish attend the funeral
be residence named.
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Station,

would respectfully authority publish this commun
cation. Very respectfully.
A. d. BACIIE,
Superintendent Coast Survey.
Hon. THOMAS CoRwIs, Secretary of the Treasury
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TO Members of Congress and others.-A gentleman
wishes
Members OF
services directing line @. D. o. through
Office, will receive prompt attention
Feb G-d3ifs
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Tns new York and Liverpool United states Mall
Steamers
The ships composing this line
Ibe S@pt wye
The Baltic Capt Comsock.
The Adriais ................ Capt Grafton.

rER~w These ships having been bait BY contract
XM3 pre- for government service, has been
insure strength and spsedi and their seeonllno
daons or unequaed for elegance and comfort
Price of York Liverpool la cabin, 2o
Exclusive $500 In second cabin $40
From Liverpool 10 New York, ESQ and f1
An erpsnenced surgeon attached 20 each ship.
No berth can be secured until paid for
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DANCING ACADEMY.-First Course.-Mr: F. r. Liable
has honor citizens Of Washington George
dancing lessons the
will Thursday November his room,
Thomas Pake south side of Pennsylvania
between 9th and m opposite Browns new hotel
Days of tuition Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
All fashionable will be introduced and Taught.
I4-du
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INRENCH Embroideries Just received-The subscribers
received from New York general assortment OF
following which have been selected from the m
porauons, viz:
Lace trimmed embroidered chemscts, with sleeves
match
French embroidered collars and cuffs
collars and cuffs
Thread lace, and imitation Bcrhes
Richly embroidered and lace trimmed hapdkerchefs
Extra -6nc and low priced clear lawn handkerchief
Black lace falls and Berthes, &c.
To which they respectfully invite the attention Of purchaser
Feb s-4wif HOE, BRO, h co.
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Uuitsd states Mail steamship Consp.ny.-Thc only
Through Line For California and Oregon,

Havana, Ns0 UsssassJ htasstos., ana Shapsss
The splendid fleet Of sea steamers belonging ~ this
company continue 10 run, Ia come xion with the
steamers OF the Pacific Mail Steamship Company,
between the ports above named, carrying the United
The daily union., 1852-02-10

SsT PATRICKs DAY.-Atn meeting OF members Of the
Washington City Benevolent Society, the undersigned
committee make for the celebration
approaching anniversary OF ST. Pscks Day. meeting for
win be held hall OF the Society," G. between
9th and 7 Thursday evening the 18th instant O'Clock
All citizens dcsrou Of operating with the undersigned
spectfuily invited attend.
Mich Nash, Y. A. Byne,
And Joyce Mich. Joyce,
Jas. Mccarthy, George Harvey
VIM. Flaherty, John J. NcCuilom,
VIM. Wall, George McNaughten,
John VI lAfullen
Feb 7-eoa.
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THE BANK OF THE UNION in Hrown's Marble
Building the transaction Of exchange and
general banking business
Ro. II. GALLAGHER, President.
8. w. MARsH, Cashier
Dec lG-u
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NEW AND SPLENDID VIEW OF WARRINGTON ;
BY Casmr Bohn.Bohn Hand Book Of Washington has bad
favorable the publisher desires his
public that he has the
competent artist office OF the United
splendid View
uopo yet designed IL will be published early possible
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EOR Rent, the large and cosnnodlo"s house in tins
first ward occupied by tho Brazilian Minister.
For terms apply Gen. Graiot, Sir Buildings.
pt0i-eodu (lne.)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-30

The death Of Mr. Clay produced the deepest feel
Dgs Of regret in all parts Of the Union. Ia one hour
AFTER his decesse, the sorrowful fact was known ut
the extreme points Of the country Everywhere
marks Of re spect for his memory were shown. We
regret that the form Of presses will not permit
u to dress our paperin mourning. We have seldom
" mourn the death OF 70 great man.
One Of our Washington correspondents asserts
that Secretary Webster will shortly retire for the
sumner, TO Harshfeld, where he will be Joined by
Hon Mr.. CHAMPION, the British Minister The OBJ
iect these gentlemen have in contemplation lie ssid
20 be the negotiation Of some important treatios.
Another correspondent solemnly asserts that he has
high authority fer saying that Mr. Webster viii
take the place Of Minister Lawrence, in England.
Beth correspondents may possibly be correct.
The wires having given out or Monday night,
prior to our receiving the conclusion Of General
Seott's letter, seeepting the nomination Of the
Baltimore Convention, we to-day re-publish it
IN full, together with similar letter from ex-
Secretary Graham, expressing his willingness To
become the whig candidate for the vice-Prosi.
dsDcy. These documents, together with much
other interesting intelligence, is placed under the
head ofthe Presidential Contest" Several poll.
tica items from various quarters will be found in
the Geographic columns.
Secretary Graham has given up his official post,
and now stands before the people as a private cti
zen However, IL is said that be has consented TO
perform the duties Of his late Office until bis
cor shall have been selected General Scott, on the
other hand win retain his station at the head Of the
army, until be is Of being placed at the bead Of
the nation.
a large convention Of the Maine democracy, vas
held Portland last evening at which the Legisla-
tiyo nomination Of Gov Hubbard for re-election,
var repodiated The great cause Of objection TO
en- Governor that lie placed his official signature
" n, notorious liquor Law OF that State and there
BY gave vitality 10 q zoos: eagrant and unconssitu-
titupl utRtufc
II appears that no steps have yet boeo taken to
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a>e~sh OF Horny Clay.

The inevitable decree it fulfilled. Henry Clay is
eloquent the practical American statesman, who
skeod ameng his compeers-Gke King Saul among
Me mighty men of Israel-a head and shoulders
above them all, has gone to his final reward. He
died at his lodgings at the National Hotel, Wash
hgton, at seventeen minutes past eleven o'clock
yesterday morning, in the seventy sixth year Of his
age; and after the most brilliant and glorious career
Of half century in the service Of his country. The
circumstances attending his Sscease, and biogra-
phieal sketch, comprehendng the leading events Of
his s,entio lfe will be found upon the first page Of
this paper.
The inal event has not fallen Unexpectedly upon
The country 1t has not come upon NE like the sud
den darkening Of the sky a. MONDAY; but, like the
approach of summers night, calm and beautiful,
and brilliant amidst the clustering stars But a.
though the shadows of dissolution have for months
been gradually thickening over the old patriots
death bed-although the public mind has been for
months prepared for tie calamity of his death
NJ any moment, it has yet awakened here, and win
awaken everywhere, throughout this broad land,
and throughout the limits of civilization around the
world, painful and profound sensation. Not alone
viii he American CITIZEN whose greatest pride this
Union, and whose highest respect is for the prnci-
no, alone win be feel and appreciate the loss Of
sssl as Henry Clay; but the friends every
where Of repubkcan institutions, Of popular rights,
Of the nelioration, elevation, and most liberal de-
yeopenent Of all nations and races Of mankind, will
feel it as an individual loss. Mr.. Clay was not
alone the great pacifcator between the North and
Union; but, in the largest sensc, lie was philan-
thrspisi, and the benefactor of mankind.
Hi history, his sots, and his reputation belong
not to the vhig party. As the founder Of that par
ty, at the embodiment Of its principles and policy
while living, a their sainted apostle when dead,
he owes them nothing--they owe him every thing
ten to The highest Office in the world appeared most
available, he outved his dependence upon the wing
party, and in his ast and most splendid services in
tie Senate, be became the idol and the admiration
Of al parties devoted to the permsnency of the re-
public. His history forms @ seres of important
chapters Of the history Of the country. He ha.
lived an active, patriotic, and useful lifehe "has
filled the measure Of his country's glory" and his
own and, full of years and Of honors, he has died
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aonisss on the Kossuth plan, are all preparing 70
unite and form third party, for the purpose Of
running their own candidates, from the sdsee Of
PRECEDENT down to the lowest Office in the ward.
IL will be an interesting philosophical spsstasle to
look on this new movement, with all its strange.
varied, and striking Developments. On il win also
depend the results of the coming Presidential cleo
''on; and according to all appearances, the whis
party VIII suffer most from the organisation and
formation OF this new party, composed Of all the
"isms" Of the last twenty years.
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bring 30 justice tho antircntcrs who recently attack
sdtAo house Of hr vining, in Rensselaer, county,
thot visitsr by The name Of Wait, and afterwards
manned and mutlated tho horses in the stable. II
Is Understood, however, that Gov. HINT win, in
few days, issue proclamation offering reward Of
thousand dollars for the arrest and conviction VI
the parties srgaged in the outrage. Why not issue
the proclamation at oneeq Are these vicious men
to be allowed time to make their escape, because
there is to be an election this falla
Matthias Skupinski, one Of the Polish brothers
under sentence ofdesth, at PHILADELPHIA for having
msrdereJ the jew pedlar boy, last winter, has just
made one Of the most Extraordinary confessions that
has ever been recorded in the annals Of crime. He
Acknowledges that, with the assistance Of his bro
thor, and man named Rutkowski, alias Kayser,
ho has murdered no less than eighty persons, and
burned thirty homes, in this country. The number
Of horrible deeds must be greatly exaggerated, Or
olfe the man ie certainly deranged. The statement
il entirely too revolving for the truth-but that he
is a deep dyed villain there is no doubt; otherwise
bis mind would not be troubled, it apparently Is
by his former misconduct
Among our local intelligence, this morning, the
reader viii end the particulars Of bloody ARRAY
on Staten Island, LAST Monday evening, IN which
two men killed.
The inside pages OF this edition Of the HERALD,
in addition to large number Of advertisements,
contain great variety OF interesting reading,
ameng which is the following Additional Cali
forDia Int ligence; the Pearl Fisheries in the
Pacihc Later and Important from CAllao and
Ecuador; Albany and Boston Correspondence The
Indictment for Alleged kidnapping 1t Syracuse;
New Line of Steamers between New York and
Quebec; Cure for Hydrophobia; Notices Of the
Theatres; The Tenth Avenue Sewer investigation;
Money Market, Trade Report, SC.
The steamship Africa win probably be along to-
day or to- morrow, with three days later European
news.
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Personal Intelligence

ARRWALs YEsTERDAy.-At the Irving House-Hon
Peter McGill Montreal; Commodore Parker. u 8. N
Hon. J. II Boyd, whitehall; Hon. A. Ii Buell. N VI
Major Stevens. Washington; Colonel Joseph Knapp Ca
NADIA; VIM Nelson. Canada John Nelson Jr Canada
Or Mckenzie England Captain Nelly, q. 8. A Capt
Bowen British Army.
At the AmeIican-Psnn Jones Philadelphia: j. Barry
nasfachusettf w. r Hunt Boston; y. Chathard, U. s
Navy; W. Percival Va.
At the Astor-F Rutledge, s. c.; j. @. Adams u g.
Navy; Or living Charleston; Hon. H. Cobb, Gsorgis
Hon A. Hull Georgia; Judge Beardsley, Utica; MSjoi
Pitcher Albany
At the Howsrd-J. Hsrtz Kingston, @. w.; H. W
Titus, Hamilton. c. W.; j. Long Montreal, G. H.; Hon
n. N Masters, Schaghtcoke; A. Parks, Boston; DIR
Henry, Boston, j. l.. Norris, Utica.
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No Ascension on Ho, .ebaek.

TO THE EDITOR OF IRE HERALD,
AS some OF the daily have stated Is my nten
non TO make ballon ascension from this city the
fourth Of July and is mistake and may lead to
,oMe hespprshenson on the part of the publc I beg
eave 10 ftate that sha an ascension an oond.y
the NTH OF July, from Bridgeport Connecticut
NEw YoRK, June Is. 1861 EpErrN
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DOUBLE SHEET
Mails Tor Europe.

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD
The Britsh Mail stcamship Europa, Capt Lott, WI
al from ,hs port sson to day for Liverpool Ths
lp opsan mAs will close at halfpast ten o'clock this
nesrirs. The NV Yoxs WxEKLr HERALD viii be pub
A.hed at hApas nine O'Clock 1t viii contain the latest
nswp from al parts of the continent.
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Court Charlottesville dav.

UNITED STATES DisTRIcT CoURr-No L.
SUPREME CounT.-Special Tenn Noe 8, IS, "a 81
o., ~ 3D. 80, 81 to 93 The Court viii 70 NO further
this term Cncuit--No other taken up this term
COMMON PLEAs Part Nos 1888. 1890, 1892 1895
70 1850 1854 1896 (a even nnmbers). Part 2-Nos
llgd 1915 1890 1855 1888 1874 134s 70 1882 1885
(all even numbers). -
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. person shall be selected 70 poblish the legal
notices. But il seems that the State officers, both
whig and democrat, have Hisconceved the true
intent Of the law, and have biennialIy made the
award. But az the publication has uniformly been
awarded TO the Same paper, there has been occs~
zion for any conflict; whereas it is certain that
the action Of the State officers would have been
brought before the court for review had they here
tofore, made any other selection than the argus.
This plainly shows the sagacity Of Croswe and the
stupidity Of John c. Wright because it is now per-
oty evident that the latter when no advocated the
passage Of the bill through the Senate was the mere
catspaw of the former. The former, no doubt, die.
tated the law to meet this particular contingency
but avoided to point out to Wright the true inter-
probation Of the fourth section; and the latter not
knowing the character of the offspring committed to
his nursing in 1885, renders himself absolutely rdi-
culous by his obtuseness, ignorance, and imbecility
in dandliDg it in 1852.
II no ono was compelled to pay the penalty; or to
suffer pecunarily, while this bone of contention is
being picked, but the pickers themselves, nobody
would care . rush-light how long tho controversy
continued between the Snarleyows. But the public
have a mighty interest in the matter. There is
scarcely legal gentleman in the State but has eli
ents deeply interested. Duringths last two months
the legal notices have been inserted In the Atas,
amounting to some twenty columns, some to run
three, Others six months and others for shorter or
longer period Many ofthem are from surrogates,
having IN charge immense estates, the heirs to
which must await the regular,course Of law. Now,
a those notices must be discontinued, and the pub
LEGATION commenced anew in the paper, and by the
person declared by the Supreme Court All that
time labor and expense must be sacrificed, in con-
sequence Of this decision One good result will IN
dopbtedly follow, and that is, it will set the people
thinking, and induce them to select Legislature
Gat will promptly repeal o law Of such ambiguity
puzzles the State officers to have it understand
ingly administered. The whole affair gives evidence
Of what has been remarked thousand times-that
legislative bodies weak, dull and stupid, in
parison with the acutcness Of the lobby.
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JamaIca Rum, m turet nd ar dclas h. f.i

1885, 1915 1890 1856 1855 to I34a ls4s 70 1882 lsss
lan even nnmbers).
Jamaica Rum, matured, and or dclis htful
snsslr os mssnu%s and bottles also
hn@insths, &c, for sale by JOHN DUNCAN i SONS iN
F. .. Cisavsr's Prize Medal Honey Soap.
1swars Of eountsrfsits Fl Csavsrs the only genuine
':a s.uloa. e. it i ~
sole Wholesale agents 40 Cortland street.
q h:r.sof0r. . sn di.ss,ss OF the Eye and Iar
ky - hi: .e Alas. Hrsss"i.i hy sSs
A Complete Revelation In Prioes Of Floor
Covering IT'S trns HIRAM AnDEhsUN No % Bowery.
EnSnsh Tapestry and graseis Carpets, At PEE
isn,in Carpet. Ne Rss.. Mats Hsssss, VIA.
Crystal Palace Agasn.-Patent Tapestry
CArte same - we're exhibited at the Worlds Fair the
nSTRs Son.: 1 a. No % boTsryliRAN
.h nnhitton Tapestry aad Brussels Carpets are sold st
unparalleled low prses.
.AdvertlsinE In any paper In the United
sss.S once ~ w ssp 70 SIStrsstes sss ola
has the very best terms Of ali the leading papers
ana &c" the papers daily BY mail Call and see
Watches and Diamondls.-A fine assort-.
s 80 a '. = mp
49, At $2s per carat In lots therer suit
pa DSvfD RATE s srssa s,,s 10
Turtle! Turtle,-The finest lot or TortIe
shat has been In ke~ York this for sale At No.
hamilton market Brooklyn. nssr the Atlantic Dock, BY
HEPBURN. They are only Ave days from Key West
BY steamship West Wind.
Per Steamer Europa.--Just received, the
1arget assortment OF French furoshed Rstjcuiss the
United States The nseyc from the
in Paris and Of the best materials The furniture
pripg All tho i'm pements for sewing knitting and crochet
made expressly for them For tn parlsr
Yelling they Tho most vsnient article
ssm For sale At reasonable Prices by @. w. TUTTLEe
Importer, M6Broadway.
Ftsbing ExcursiOns.-The Steamer Buffalo,
Capt Banoox brought the cy 5000 Bass yesterday
Those making the Excursion should that this boat
ha been engaged In the business hve The Captain
Pilot Knows tho precise spot where hsh be caught
In abundance.
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Singers Sewing Machine.-Those persons
who intend purchang singers Sewing Machine are advised
purcbase This the 1at week; after the th Of July
the price will be $50. They all Xmas OF fabrics In
handsome and substantial manner. Call aud see.
l. N. SINGER e. co, 2os Broadway
Don't Dye your Hair, bot change II by
rasufai process right ctor Davs hahvena dsea
fb rs aang the roots aud o. Br Into exercise THO
erlH0ur plft With mas he'umo pnrlvRed 10
NE hair 70 sui render u piahle nnd glossy
nfsantCf rice 20 'cntR per h,tte For sale 10
rsr1 Aunt 80 Grand et, aud ~ l32 broadway KS
Z. Attet, @2 hndsVL btTtes, ~ jDU err, and III
Houston street
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~1c" ASuHh, HhtureU, ana OF UCIINhtfUk
favor in denijchns. msgnums, and bottles also very
superior old BATAVIA Arack In tiles Krseheu
hninthe, &c, for sale by JOHN DUNCAN T. SONS, 1W
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r. D. Cieavsr's Prize MEDAL Honey soap.
swsfe 81 sountsrfsits Fl Clsavsrs Is tho only genuine
nny soap AS toilet soap, il lie ineon para ble
bath IL 10 luxurious In tho extreme. w. j. DAVIS Co
sole Wholesale sgssts, 40 Cortland street.
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Singers Sewing Machine.--Thoso pcrsons
who intend purchasng singers Sewing Machine Are advised
pubase This the ast after the 4th OF July
the price will be $50 They all Xmas Of fabrics In
handsome and substantial manner. Call aud see,
l. M. SINGER g. co, 25s Broadway.
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IT. FoWeH Informs NILS patients that he
nssrssofors g au di..asss or the Eye and Rar,
Eye sas be procured his s1ce Ass Arti6oiaj Eyss
last imported, which will leok Ike the natsraf
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A Complete Revelation In Prioes Of Floor
covering It's true HlkAM ANDERSON, No. % Bovery
selling English Tapestry and Brases Carpets 1t ST per
ZsrG OH Cloths. "a to Is Three Ply Carpets, Sic 10
~ musin Carpets &c., to 76c: Rds, Mats Mating Wiz
scwshadcs Table Covers &C. at about half their value
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-02-19
fflisrellaucous advertisements.
The Great Kentucky Remedy!
BULLS SARSAPARILLA,

1tAN the reader believe that there is still
" few human beings suffering with dis
ease, that refuse to give Bulls Sarsaparilla
trail Ii is indeed hard to believe, but
nevertheless il is too true. What kind of
testimony wo I'D it take to convince the
few remaining disbelievcrs, that Bulls
medicine will do more even than 1t prom
Uses. 1t is more than useless to produce
any more evidence OF its curative proper
ties. 1t would cost fortune to publish
the many certificates that have been show
cred on Dr. Bull. The largest mammoth
sheet in America would not contain even
the names OF those cured--let alone full
statements of their cases. mazda fga.
This medicine, when used according to
directions, will cure without fall
Scrofu!a, or kings evil, cancers, tumors,
eruptions of the skin, erysipelas, chronic
sore eyes, ring worm or letter, scald head,
rheumatism, pains i'll the bones or joints,
old sores and u GERS, swelling of the glands,
syphilis, dyspepsia, salt rheum, diseases OF
the kidneys, diseases arising from the use oil
mercury, loss of appetite. pain in the side
or shoulders, general debility, lumbago,
dropsy. jaundice, costiveness, bronchitis,
sore throat, coughs, colds, weakness of the
chest, pulmonary affections and, all other
diseases tending to produce consumption,
liver complaints, female Irregularities and
complaints, sick and nervous headache,
low spirits, night sweats, exposure or inn
prudence in life, chronic constitutional
diseases, and as spring and summer drink
and general tonic for the system, and gen.
lie and pleasant purgative, it is superior to
Blue Lick and Congress water, salts or seid-
litz powders. e
For sale by E
g JOHN PUMROY, ottumwa.
Dr.. JoHN BuLL's Principal Office. 81 4th
street, Louisville, Ky, where applications
for agencies must be addressed. ..s r,.s.
Nov. 9Th, 1881 BIN
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-02-19
Pumps! PumpS!!

TIME UNDERSIGNED are prepar-
il ed to, and will put in CHAIN
PUMPS on the most reasonable terms.
These Pumps are cheaper, better and
less liable TO get out of repair than any
other pump that is now manufactured.
And whenever a pump does not work
well we will take it back and charge no.
thing for our labor. We have put in sew
eral in this place. and they give entire
satisfaction. Call and see them operate,
and you will not do without one long.
Hill. e. GEPHART. 3
Oliumwa, Nov. 9th, 1851 .3ma t