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Notice Proposals for the Purchase OF State Bonds
Executive orncr, BiTos Rouos, QA,l

Proposals the Purchase OF state BOpds
Executive oryror, Baros RouoE, UA,l
May tnh 1883
III HEREAs by Louisiana legislature, cntied An
the April D, 1852 IL made the duty OF
bonds OF nye hundred dollars EACH
the cent payable semi
January July OF each the
0o principal OF said bonds be enable within forty
from their date.
Aud whereas. made duty Of the governor
the purchase Of said bonds
by these II known that proposals will
be State Baton Rouge fo
Mondny the 18th day Of July
A. 1852 which said proposals. will be opened and the
bonds tidder
understood offer OF less an value of said
bonds win be accepted.
the OF Baton
Rouge tenth day of May ID. itS3 and OF the nde
= pendenee Of the United States the ssveniyse
T.. O. HEBERT, +
Governor OF the Stale Of Louisiana.
by the governor
ArpKsw s. HpsRoS, Secretary Of State.
aforesaid bonds informed that by the
OF b. above Is made the duty OF the auditor OF
the end OF each fiscal
Ji OF March, 1884, to transfer from ue
special fund for the redemption OF
thousand dollars, which fuDd
u-d for other 'hnn that for which
in the third section OF sad act
shall be Invested by the said auditor
sanction Of In stock bearing
at snuanthe stochs 10 be
their ready conve'biiy into cash. and 10 be
OF said tonds and 10 be
and further povidcdi
that the auditor ard treasurer shall an
be from the funds
the the current interest on asd
without reference 10 The ability OF ths
and never n be u-ed Tor
purpose than the payment Of said current interest
May 2l-oodt sJuiy IL #er
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June l7-3aw4wif
Proposals. Cut-stono Work, trick Work, Ssc.,
the Louisville CustoAa-houso

TREASURY DErARTassr, June ;, 1853
Ss 70, ss % ss o hs @ 10,
OF March d. 1883, sic That deemed Inter
rubbe masonry and work.
pend action Of The remainder o 6u,
o brick brick appears 70 fully
a I asa ' sSss
fore hereby given that will be received this department
work an shs Guiding nsaea into dc
structure complete .csdns with ns materials all me iron clamp
10 ,h brick WORK as The ons for 'ns whole work ss
stone the option athe az the
being laid in the baldnE and quality in all equal
., n " ssay | - L ss nes Of The "a
tending architect Of said building at Louvie Kenrcky All The
nys brick ,s sua All III the iahoi @ wofs sad
and specifications prepared for the same by the experimenting arch
proposals give price
according 70 The oflainn desgn an aud specifications bid for
according ran
o. March 49, s and for each kind Of work.
The the sht rjec, the proposals in
No contract awarded sneep, master builders or neea
and t assignment, thereof ~!ios the OF the srcre
S %s @ I and 3D. m s ne IS @
The work oe s and hees per cent be until The build
Every oAa must be accompanied by written guarantee
signed 6 Two rponsbs persons ceudeg be BY The attorney
bidder vii when required be accepted enter
bend with proper sufficient
atty Of the work. and s. for The brick work.
Tor the faitht performance OF said contract
examined, touching proposed
be obtained application The supenndns architect
The proposals department,
tom house - and viii ops%ea al osiaen p % on u. day
aIed for eee,vos ts ram in lie presence Of the bidders
June 3-2awtAusa Secretary of the Treasury.
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Three Hmndred DoiIars Presnsusa for Plan for .
Market-hoase. t..#.. ...f t4 +.

'NN markst-hoase. t..t@. ..t. RI +.
Is. .#nr1#. M MAyoRs Otrcs,
.aHe@..lr. y. s.- '.4 Wsaitngscu Jsse I, Ie5a
of joint reso'stos AZ the Board of Alder
III Ceancl of this city, 6sh
Hp lsss authorizing therein appo.sscd
husdter erected The
The ~utssh for aAsket anA pwhc p~v
ofthsse hupAred doilsss
win be Of budag for said purposes se
erected pesen site OF The Centre Market konse.
p.r~on- Aeshns by application the Mayors
Office vsops osia siasas Of shs sqssse,
and the streets sdjscsHt hesco oN
building be such 10 sd en On the hrst
noor FOR sfi maft WIN sr rom or 'ns second noo
win sshsr pabe paposs~ il s
7tb spd esh sreets. irF.g Hb1 III NM iH s. N
Any 6,h nformstou The subject be obtained spp
"a me Mayors pfaee.
zach plan mn. he accompanied with specification.
The pisns ccs beforr ~ O'Clock,
M .on Monday. first day Of Augnst Ete.4u . t III
The preuam be paid 10 the whosc plan shall be p
w. '',' - s''D Z. 7ll JoHs w. MAURy, Mvo.
June D pswtAusi s.I HsI t8W BIZ W5a Il u
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SASDs a ngsis Brick Machine will be
y cesxfu operation In bis a few weeks. .E,r
exclusive United
authorized the
rapidly possibie
six Brnto emov from
Of e,absshed hav. sci,e
In attest IN
ssnriciy of opcrarions,
perfect with which III worked by
may o
prcnonacns ovcntoa ior the pose
have howied2e unrvailed
eseeDcs certifying its competency produce from
thirty bousand bricks day Of the most so'd and satisfactory
character 1tEE@t .a tH.l
machine advertised being
Baltimore Invention
al accomplishing about fourth the result claimed
fprx xanH the Inventors and paente-<.
machine ready for
and of
shalt he nnsisu- IN 3
MICHAEL MOUSSE h CO..
r,rrr o. e.~In rndE streets.
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THE ATLANTIC Railing Works Manufacture
j. "CONPOslTE IRON RAILING uoeqosIied In beauty,
Orpa,ocsied melted
Of iron, making either sh, aud
graceful like #@.s8 .saFN#.
WIRE RAILING,
heavy Zach panel being thus mad.
piece having Of the
affect herci Of work Designs viii bs sent
sddr-s~, po-tnre free.
so nes foot Rsings for pub
balconies, hc,
for sale by GEORGE FOSTER, Agent
Broadway, New York
r. and bi- only authorized 10
sell this newly patented railing Atlantic ststes
ID I6-d.m ffutcL1 #S ~.
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NANDS AND CUMMINGs5 BRICK MACHINE PATENT
~ Rights for saeMchae Roursc Co., Of this have been
appointed the exclusive the United The sale OF
rights in the above machine. 1t thoroughly
nounced by practical bcknkes throughout the country be e
best machine r that produced lis
cesrniy worked by the application Of motive power steam,
Wi clay
The bricks moulded the
exceilns apdi operation any
for that purpose known. G
The issue Of the American only delayed until the
chine abroad. Meanwhile, M Il
pared for the sale Of amount Of territory and to ve
a coed title o the
Apply by letter. tpost paid ofce and
streets, the rost Office Department. aa
June IL ecdn t.MH al.'..."G5. .a..4
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Columbia House, Cape Island, New jersey
THE respectfully that the above hotel
reception vse ~ This crbrstsd watering
4~ss additions sad hsvc
besn including the erection o nnmcer o1
the accommodation essucmen sAs
stroducsd the premises and
cnAcd promote safety Of those who may msof
III. Cssfn,hla with t ~
+ = ' n. L. HARWoOD,
June l4-dIm Cape Island, New Jersey. /.
THE Covner Oufdene. We have his day fro-
II sDrtlon-- s + Z HI n &
30 nice cmbroidered collars, 6H cents
80 pairs lace undersfeeves 81, worth 81 90
rs ebimisetses ~ 50, worth ~
100 cambric handkerchief, nt ~, worm W ~.
The worthy i,e attention cf ladies' ss "sy are
inst half ,hc p'ua' price m ,..r,,a -rrsp~ .yrppy
May 9o-aImn fInt1 Corner Of 7th st. and Penn w,
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sr. NEW YORK nfsEnnS. AND sOUTH-
~ AMPToN UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS. :
S4n33 ~. ships eomprisny this line are NC WASHING
ION, capt 4. NJ. Fitehj HERMANN, Capt Z. hig
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NOTICE HOUsEK E PERB.-
paid selection goods family
I In addition former st2 have Just
rec choice lot OF Tens. Also
Old rnment lava coffee
Lsgozyra coffee
Marncabo
Rio
do
FLOUR OF THE VERY BEST BRANDS.
weIchs premium
s.s# Rays in barrels md bags
IIarrsons do
Pleasant Run do
HAMS.
and Sbay's
Jolu
J,u ~. Burrows do
Maryland Plain
surpassed
Every
the No
Family Seventh third door below Latbas and
door TO the Avenue House. $3.50. Ell
Juac A--aaw Tuks Sat
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NOTICE OF REMOVAlA-Io customers and the
would respectfully inform customers,
goods have taken OF the stores
Mr. sas H. H iDmediatcy opposite Len
7h and 9Th aud contemplate moving
Goth of Augustine. time II IL calculated the
completed making this assure
good mud heiv
being the best and most
city, and the plan OF the stores so well arranged iot
light and width having been constantly
planning hem-tnat think purchasers OF dry
pleasure dealing With We shall keep constantly
varied stock OF dry goods
District comprising variety from the lowest price 70 e
and will endeavor oer such Inducements
a large share OF the public patronage
this date and offer great Inducements
Our stock Is now very
assoed aud styles OF fancy goods VIII be OF
exceedingly determined 10 open when We
with entire stock Of goods .uu -
w. suUSTeR b CO.,
27-eodimif Seventh st near the avenue
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f,OUD r~vunso~ Letter Paper = 81 M per
VI Goolrcap At ~ 80 per sanr M IL n
blank books unsps low ptces iost unpaeted
Jn.e 9S Fl N|f.0Nsrs 4I NUaW FkhNCk TAfLDR.i
= ANKE-s Ctvtp Wars swa Monavehy In Ev~~ee IN
~ the 10th and l7h csnuresa History Of France during thai
re1cd. ivo. wv
life and Letters Of Dr. ou, late President Of the Wes'eysn
University. 2 vols. For sale -.
al .IgA AHN FsT'63-T -T1iio TAYLOR a MAuRy1
June ~ BOOKSTORE p,h street
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NOTICE To PRERNPTIoN CLAIMANTS
tvefy entitled 10 Of the
nds ~ibin the Townships and townships
sued required TO establish the satisfaction OF the
.r and receiver of the land ONCE
as .oon practicable gt roe
gay appointed for n,s Jad
the uAt claimed ohsrwise iorited
5000 JOHN WILSON,
s1l Corsai-sioucr OF the General Land once.
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In two miles aqueduct and four from the fresides
House. OF u will sell rensonsble terms
thereof, located NJ above within haif m,e
Balls hundred snd twenty acres The
and thirty of bcautn mbeed
tbr Much the OF this farm 10 ri
dss twenty thirty winch might be advsniagcou
made c,o ndow may be disposed purchs
referred grocer Ninth Pennsyivan
avenue, or Horaiio Ball, on adjacent farm
MAJ ii-eodf VIM. BALL.
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These steamers stop ut Southampton both going and returning
a.sH PROPOSED DATES OF sAILING-le6s.


:" " lower IOs
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Narbpsir.d IRON Manteis Columns. Pedestais, Table
To

"-''"'~~ Tops Sc, Sc
THE invi. public attention 10 the
for hsy gold medal fair of the
fair the Metropolitan Mechan
ics' instie In February and March Of this
year. .-..,
having metallic basis durable and cheap
In
ana su-~,ingy tits capable orcsisng degree
N hrss miured sf scds OIL IL
III 4 - .lHlHs sE sHe I#I ESD sfLAa q. HERRING.
The OF
OF y. r. Williams, the OF
financial and husiness department that of John
Russnn n
civ& scouas, si3 Brosdway, New York. 10 fs 1a
May l-d3m ##.o .tf##. E@... tL. n -
CAOCOLATE, CSeos, AND WrouNa.-W. BAKER h cos
snd Vanilla chocvates Cocoa,
thich awarded by the oh institutes
sh( Union principal
md Uhked B,stc., rnd by their agents.
1wssey Murray, Twelis, Fbiladephia
Ttrsas VI. Brundise Baltimore, Kennel Dudley C'ncinns
olso; and =. II. Howell, GeorGetown, . q. - fa
Ap3-dy Dorchester, Msss
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--"- IicktW dIV-haIveS 3o-quAFtcn " lo
Certificates Of packages Of N whole tickets, $p co.
do do - half do IS co.
Do do ~ quarter do ~ 50
Ordeu tckets shares certificates
prompt
" each drawing viii be Immediately after
to III who order from h z
Address HU r. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
June 2l-aawdAc s4rr. Wilmington, Delaware.
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pECIAL NOTICE.We embrace this early Opportunity to
will b. delivered them the twenty
\ 6nh Of this month .a
each indebted trust that We
comply Wishes by doing viii enable 10 maso
they from us ntrf
| fall ... ......... .... . 30
June % T.
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tpcrtrait Wesleyan Theootcsi n-titutou -four
sraving Vial, ,e Guiia Percha Works ,bes enssyinf-
FINES Tive Poetry of Evening
ifsspsria IHus'rsticr o its Mysterious An
Esamate Poetry The Emperor Napoleon III
the saver LinirY se, A~ nc 4ah t u I'D
Price ~ - nvnnber Nov tho time 70 renew
subscriptions 80 fst
8 .es#I fNrws1 a#.
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No'tcE.-Fosny s0,ss, fpry scr-s,
m under ot of sepemher $50 IN the Of David Jcnr
hs se~n o ard spprution ~i h Pension Once
~ I.prets saet shis dse mr. aaplio ~Avast i 81
PERSONS are rA,Acnvd against purchasing said
nss brer Hied - me gcnrra once prevent
W patent said ~sssysnfA " ~ Il ~. WOOD,
'm' l-ls~s~-~. Attorney.
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SEIlING GOODS cheapcr than any other msrchrnt

CEi.LING GOODS cheaper than any other merchant
u District i
Plaid tiks 62x cents, worth s7k
Plain silks AT rs cents, worth 81
Figured silks at 67J1 cents, worth 81 25
Black eilks, cheap
French jaconets and lawns nt 25 cents, worth 37H
Portsmouth lawns ~, cents, worth 25
Berege dclanes l2x worth rs
mantillas $l0 worth S6
Application manlles Si0 worth 9l6
Plain and embroidered Grape thaws cheap at...
$40 pieces bonnet rbands cheap .#.I# ..
bonnets, cheap
usually keptin
will sell cheaper than they be had else
where the District Give call, and will nnd what we
be no humbug.
June l5--cod2wif HALL BROTHER.
KENTUCKY MILITARY iNsTITU'rE, directed by /.
IA board OF ves appointed by State, under the
Colonel r. r. Allen, distinguished graduate of
West aided by able faculty. The
study usually the best colleges, with the
throretic and practical engineering.
be rehed
the
ensuing will render the Institute entirely unequaIed
aod agrecableness Residences
and
will the second Monday in Sep
tebe 1855 Entire charge, S0O semi annual
~ extra, y payable in advance.
Military Institute, Franklin
~, Keniucky," cr the Undersigned.
- ~ - ----I- l.'EE9 p. DUDLEY,
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NOTICE of bills will be rendered before the III,
IN respectfully bill will be paid
Of July determined not TO sell goods
any pny bills list Of July and r Of January
sending for the
June Ip--3awr2wn BROTHER.
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>. sTEER's NEW GOODS r4,R <.En Ts Rrsrx
s lnst received another supply elegant good. for
49, "ssaa my A"ds s the wessnt very coupsfs Tho.
M @ apt0 sspply themselves with ceabing preset
d approaching weather by ali mean. 40, az .o
htfrs thsy ysrrhn.e ef<e where. : ~ ~ "' k'os
Mar RA-tAf y 4 a.1s = .
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NV forh- may @d 1se3-rhs urd.r.,sn.a b.. mi, asy
opened an Office, No A Wtlam
W p.. w usnsscon d general brokerage business
reHinss hossht asA 1sIa 4 - lT.-r'1 '' ~" 'op
May ~ Xf T0T'7"' = EwANfitfT1 tT",ss;; 80.
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NvOE so the P1buc-Nrw arrival Of splendid French and
msHn paper hsnrises Al the metropolitan paper ana
y store arsr betwcen 9Th aad streets. of
gos, slvc velvet, and satin flashed papers borders srd
pso ss~ Ianpsrsn, .hades Of variety patterns
", rLANT's, direcuy hack Of Iron HALF 1Is ~
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-07
4" MURDER WILL OIL {,

ARREST or \ FUGIUyE Nearly fen
years ago. TWO planters and the overSeer
of one of them were travelling from one
part OF Texas to another. Night found
them beside a river which they were
unable to ford. and where they would
have To wait till morning before they
could be fcrriCd across. The weather
was fine, the travellers were well armed,
and as they were accustomed to wild
wood JourncyingS, they soon prepared
rough accommodations fer the night
y. they had travc,d Ear and fast during
tn preceding day, the planters were
soon in the enjoyment of " tired natures
sweet rcStorer, balmy sleep" and no
sense Of danger disturbed their Slumbcrs.
Not 50 with the oyCrS,cr. For him therc
was no sleep. \ thirst for filthy lucrc.
his greed had banishcd sleep, his blood
ran riot, and he saw red He knew that
the planters had large sum Of money
with them, and as neither he nor they
were known in the section of country in
which they then Soioumcd. he thought
the opportunity a favorable one for
possessing himself of their wealth. But
in order to do so he must first murder
them. And what hindcrcd him from
doing so! They had already rendered
themselves incapable of defence by Weld
ing to - Dea 'h'S first cousin, sleep" and
in moment he could transfer them to
the domains of the sterner and more
terrible Of the cousins. And he did so.
\ blade, mWnderously keen, was drawn
with hand of dcmoniac firmncsS across
the throat of one Of tie planters. and a
lcadcn death was sent hy pistol into the
ear of the other.
Then did the red Iobbcr consider HIM
self a man of wealth, for the sum he had
gained hv the double murder entitled him
so to think. He fed the country: went
to the federal capital, became a beaux.
and participated in wild and reckless
pleasures 10 his heart ; content. But
gambling and Other diSSipationS gave
wings to his riches, and they fed away.
Eventually, being reduced TO poverty, he
by the prosecution Of successful burg
larry, again filed his purse. Bat the
crime was traced 20 him, and he was
arrested tried and sentenced fer five
years TO the rcnltcntaIy. Before the
expiration Of the terra hc was rardonod
by President Polk, and went to reside in
South Carolina. \ strange train of cir
cumstanceS recently pointed him out as
the murderer of the Two Texas rlantcrs.
and requisition OF the Governor of
Texas to the Executive Of South Carolina,
was responded to hy TIC delivery of the
fugitive 10 an officer in charge Of the re-
QUESTION. The result J., dat the over
seer, under the name Of ,Jolm Shultz, is
now confined in the First District police
prison of this city, on the way 10 the
sccne Of his greatest crime, and that 1.-The
way Of the tranSgrcS>or is hard" is
evidenced by the sharp clank Of his iron
q. T1la Detq.
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RANK EXCHANGE PLACE.

ID %lsrt- North S!Ic. Jst,re.7t I0M al,d l1hJ
fE'llE narTsiGn'i respectfully inform HER fellow
c.'l@""s tnsl the public generally. that they have
npcHri establishment under thu al Harnr with
the intention of Keeping what is much wanted in
Thu city fret class RESTAURANT il which every
trIcary Of the season. tith"' Of h,h tesh or fowl,
can always he obtained, and where good order, com
hlrel with social aud cheerful intercourse will he
the ruling feature For gentlemen having calls upon
the different Departments, for merchants and busi
nr>S men, its location is passed hv other:
being situated about midway between the large hotels
and bun moss portion of the city--the banks and
Government Offices.
Their bar will he suPp!edwih the choicest wines.
of superior brands AMI thew have made arrange
ments which will enablethe Ia furnish their guests
with hrandie and other liquors, direct frCIn the i'm
pcrtrIs.
VIII be filed daily for,the accommodation Of mcr
rnni.e EIcn, and their visitors. all the principal
newspapers, Pcrio!irals &c, # the noIterD south
ern, au( western ritirs.
SnrrvrS s"rve up for private parties, ard at the
shortest notice Il insure satisfaction.
The subscribers respectfully solicit the public
patronage. being determined that nothing shall bn
wanting on heir part, or upon the part of their
sirtH1t'. to insure Satisfaction.
nov i.'--rDlul ktRRIrT K POW FRS
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LIST OF PATENTS


Is>u,d fron, tbe U,ited Suites P0trnt Office,
Jor the 7rcrL e0diHr DsccEiber 6. lo55-
coch braTnc hat dgte:
.Ino. Davis, of New Bedford, Mass
For improvement in indicating electro
magnetic tclegraphs.
simeon Goodfcllow, of New Orleans,
La.-For improved arrangement Of screw
cutting dies III the die stock.
Ebenezcr W. Hanson, of Spring Garden,
Pa.-For improvement i'll zen holders.
David Matthew, of Philadelphia, Pa
For improved spark burner and water
heater, for locomotives.
Ira F. Payson, Of New York, \. Y
For improvement III soap ingredients.
James Watt, of South Boston, Mass
ForimprOycd valvearrangcmcnt for steam
hammers.
Geo. Wcllman, of Lowell, MaSs.-Fol
improvement Ill cleaning machine cards.
Jno. F. WMtcmorc, Of Joliet, Ill.-For
Improvement in oyershot water wheels.
Alfred Carson, of New York, \. Y
Fer improved mode of ringing fixed bells.
Antc-datcd June q, 1858.
Lucien B. Flanders, of Dunklrk, \. Y.
For improvement in replacing cars upon
railroad tracks.
James Glenn, of New York, \. Y
For improvement in illuminated clocks.
Ira Warren, of Boston, MaSs.-For i'm
provcmcnt in shower SyringeS.
Il. ". Evans, of Clifford, \. H., assign
or to himself and Asa Weeks, of South
Boston, Mass. Improvement in cut
tcrS for planning mouldingS.
Carl f.. Werner, of New Castle, Ill
For improvement in condcnsers for stills
Russian MACHINEFoR KILLING WHALES
In one Of the continental papers We
have from IIelsiniorS, Russia, an account
Of an electromagnetic machine for Tho
capture of whales. 1t is exhibited al the
establishment Of DR.. Julin. an apothe
cary at Abo. 1t was invented 10y the
celebrated DR.. Jacob, at St. PetcrSburgh.
The apparatus is composed of twelve
magnets, in the form Of horseshoe, ar.
ranged in opposite rows. Between these
are placed two cylinders, carefully JOIN
cd and covered with isolated copper wire
to which very rapid rotary movement
can he communicated by means of me
chanism adapted to that purpose.
AS it is intended to stun the whale, th,
least motion Of the cylinders causes it t.
give out very pcrceptible shocks, which
upon an accelerated motion, become to-
strong for any one to encounter witt
safety. The isolated wires are places
along the lines to which the harpoon j
attached, in such way that the othe
end Of them is placed in direct communi
cation with the electro magnetic machine
the instant the harpoon touches th
whale. The specimen on exhibition is t
be put va board Of the Ayan, a finis
| whaler.
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The Most Wonderful Medicine
<TTI IINy'I III TTF III 'FTTViH '"TF y -THN' NII
iat,rmTtJ,t o,-i BJjoas F,rers.
ilbpr \ CU.'A ignrtabIp SlrriEe

V'IIE proprietor. of this valuable Nclicinc havs
1 never laa.!.' any efforts to inlro'uC, j: let 70
the -ahr. yet = haS found great favor far 7nj
CertItc,itrs ithoIt rurItrr have been Furnished
its virtues. without any solicitation aHj Iiav cure
performed when all other medicines hs, failed. 4
that Is GStci tli. II has stood the test for
rra years and say, without fear. that NJ better
preparation for th, Of A~ur and Fever can hr
produced. As an evil-uce publish Il certificate
of Gentleman we'll known:
Il take great pleasure in recommending the Src
cIfC prepare, by Oher & MrCouk"v. for the cure Gt
Ague and Fevcr IL ne hrSt article for the accom-.
rlishmPnt of that Oli"rt have ever met with. In
my family IT has stIrrCa.cti beyond my most san
gUine expectations. AMI Therefore. | consider 1t a
privi'et' well iCty - recommend its use IL
all who may L. suffering un er the influence of that
distressing atiiirtIun. (Sign-d.j
u. EvAyS REESE,
Minister Of the Methodist Protestant Church.
Fer sale hy the rroirictors, OBEE a Co, Balt
more.
BY DANIEL h. CLARKE. Arothncary, Potoma,
Hall. corner Of Maryiant avenue ard lth street
island:
BY CLARKE 4 BOWLING, eth street, between
south u and f streets, Island;
Ard iv JANIS II. STONE corner Cf -th and L
streets Northern LIbcr'irs. Washington, H. c.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
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