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Notice Proposals the Purchase OF state BONDS
Executive orrtoE, BAros Rouos lLAl


EXECUTIVE orrioE, BATON kooas, dad
May 10Th, 1858.
THEREAs by an act Louisiana legislature, entitled An
iof The relief of the
uy STATE" approved Apn pth 1885, Is made The duty Of
s eoveno 10 Of ve hundred dollars each
cent payable
annually on the OF July
totaI amount hundred thousand
0o principal Of said bonds 10 be edeemabe within forty
from their date.
Aud Whereas furthermore duty governor
invite proposals for the purchase of said bonds
therefore, by these be will
the oihce Of the
said bonds until Monday Of July
A. 1853, which lime said proposals viii opened
bonds, thereof awarded highest dde
being understood of said
bonds will be accepted,
Given at
Rouge, this tenth day of May d. is53 and Of the inde-
" pendence of the United States the seventy seventh.
r. o. HEBERr
Governor Of the State OF Louisiana.
BY the governor:
AspKEw S. HEBRON, Secretary of State.
N. B-Bdders bond. informed by the
public The end of each fiscal
commencing 3si Of March,
fund special fund the redemption
said bonds eighteen thousand dollars which fund
And further provided third section of said
said fund thus shall be invested by the said auditor
and wh the sanction the stock bearing
than annunthe stocks be
selected with view their ready conyeb into cash. and 10 be
principal said tonds be
diverted other whatever and further provided
said the auditor shall
nuay be from the funds
the the the interest said bonds
without The ability tho
ohlgaion and be any
other than the payment OF said current interest
May 2l-eodue July
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TO TItANEi.LEIts

Superior Economical Nep Line be'een HGrPr'a Ferry and
Washington Guy.
THE weiknown, swift safe, and comfortable steam packet
yolney Pursc running conne,on with the
Hapef's Ferry, leaving Harpes Ferry al O'clock and
riye al Washington city at 6 O'Clock, p.
packet Washington city for the first trip
the May day and down the nortresuaf
Except sunday making three trips week
favorable economical
opportunity enjoying beautiful scenery OF the Potomac by day
light
From HaIpers Ferry to Washington s.
MAY 3mr
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Proposals for Improving the Hnrbor OF Providence,
Rhod. Island.


EsesyrR DsrARrsrsr,
Washington, May 10, 1852
pRoPoshLs viii be received this ohcs until the 18th June
next removing the shos and crook the harbr
Of Providence Rhode lsland and straight channel from
s.i be 100 feet wide and
~s,sr the distance requiring depened being $50
The -bos Is composed OF mud sand shells. 1hs
t.a srcavsd, which s TO be delivered suitable
be deposited the
those the eastward Of the channel
the navigation private distance
quirs tn be taken being about 800 yards
The the tide Is greatest depth
wer generally In which the machinery will be required
The channel indicated The work Il 10
OF United depart
The amount OF removed II estimated 600
eu III" department the privilege of
non Tor This improvement, =
w he made monthly and the Of eighty
~ ~ vsne Of the work performed the remaining
m p'o over TO the the faithful
ot November 1853 '''o'" ' ~ - '
-. po, sen Me 70 be sealed and endorsed, will
P'ce pei c'eo ysrn etcaVaed and
For further information application b ,d n,
Dnton, corps OF enrinesrs New Haven Connecticnt
IOs, g. rOTTEN.
tNi AteA aa t. hrev Brig Gen. Col. OF Enpinesrs
To ~ inserted in The In,.gsncer and pe,os,,
Boston Post, Boston, Masachuseisi New YORK I,r.a N
York; Aurors Norwich Connecticut Pos, rrnv,aanc,
Islnpd Troy Budget, Troy, New York, daily Tor ono yv %
week for weeks, and con,sinin ,hc
uesnt to be transmitted to the Engineer Department. Washingon
May Is-diwA9sw2w s''
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Marblcizcd Iron nanteis, Columns, Pedestnis, Table
Tops, &c, &c.

MarblctZcU ManfeIs, TtutSthIs,
Tops SC. &c.
THE samander Marble Company invite public attention % their
discoveries OF the and
they gold medal last fair OF The Amer
lean nstu the fair of the Metropolitan Mechan
institute, Washington February and March OF this
year.
This material, having metallic basis durable and cheap
er than marble its precious The
marbe different varieties exact
beauu capable resisting greater degree
injured by the action Of acids OIL
SILAS O. HERRING.
The department Of this under hesu
e. J. r. Williams the inventors OF the
iem that OF John
Rusion bn addressed, at the pn
cipa rooms 5l3 Broadway, New York.
NAV ID
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nrFKIGERATOtts-Tbe subscriber has Just received an
other supply universal refrseraorr
f,c,d Faom, Of Philadelphia and which received
ainoma om Mechanics Institute Of this city,
who have examined used this rege
rs, 10 he decidedly article arranged
ia zach provision entirely separate OF removed
Win facility plan Its construction current OF cold air
n constant each and within each
ent while by simple yenlnung couuivance the complete pu
riy OF the whole apparatus Ia insured.
o prices with the privilege OF being re-
'N'"'" = ~ = g, w. BoTELER,
80, s Iron Hall
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nExTLEMEN's wEhR--Just received very large and
bus black, brown, satin, oily q
and gray French cloths
Plain aud fancy English and French cas-imsros
Many styles plain and fnnoy French dnllngs some enirey
Plain and figured silk cashmere, Marsellss
And vesngs, suitable % the season
complete supply Of neck ties, eraysts pocket
tsk and nsn gloves hosiery, hc to which we
respectfully invite III. attention of gentlemen. - :
An 2o-Aw HOOk, bNO, 70.
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r. @ODEt ~ CO., Merchant Tsslors, Esgn'n s.,s.s
E heweet the and n, side are prepared !"
their line with the very h"st sV''
pains shall be satisfaction to those VINO may
favor . a call
a nor
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DE ~ known to all whom " may concern th"s the
ID rules Of the General Land
apply In due time To snid ONCE for Ger
the following land ohcs misy ds
p,cse wsuans viz 9ao5, zoos, 3o7 s0'2, 1885, a66
os 1885, os a9a 1894, and 4t4 The originals Of which .
revolution, and belonged
and have been neither ocs,ed nor
patented but casually lost or destroyed - rnr.r-
imseand other heirs alaw OF Wm Rsyno' decd
RrcuNosp, April 30, 1853. L1
An 9l--law3m
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AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
CHANGE OF HOURS.
&M sEEAAsR2

IN Monday May g. 1883, daily trains snnday exceple
this road agreeaby TO The following arrange
M
and intermediate points will leave the sta
tIon Henry streets, O'Clock,
Returning, will leave Warrenton At ~ o'clock arriving in
Ale exandra at a quarter before o'clock,
train from Cupepe to Alexandria points will
leave Culpeper at O'Clock, IN, arriving in Alexandria AT 10
o'clock, IN.
Returning Alexandra quarter before O'clock
arriving in Culpeper n quarter before O'Clock
daily stage running GordonsvIe and Cupeper,
xon with the Virginia Per
oTder
TICKETS.
DO. LynchbuTg ..........,..... W
Do. Amherst g. H...., w
DO. Middleburg w
Per orders w. u. BROCkETT, Agent
May ll-du
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These steamers stop Southampton both aud returning
PROPOSED DATES OF sAILING-Is53.


All letters and through The post oice
No bills Of ading will be signed the day Of sailing.
An experienced surgeon is attached 10 each steamer
For freight passage, apply to
MOLLER, SAND, RIERA, 26 South ST., "
O. A HENCKEN Co., Bremen.
".a MARTINEAU, CROSKEY, Co Southampton.
WILLIAM ISELiN, Havre.
Jan 25-dy
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May 9, 1853
cEALED proposals Will be received at this office
j ~ clock Wednesday, the eighth day OF June mex
anthracite coal OF the hest quality
about the Of fourteen pound weight
delivered slowed in the vaults OF the Capitol fee from all
dust and particles of small coal
Also furnishing huaded and twenty cords of the best
quality hickory woodtwo hundred cods be sawed
cords be sawed twice, and slowed IN inc
corded the yard OF the Capitol and meas
expense OF The contractor.
1he wood and put before the
day Of September next - u,,,,,
Clerk of Representatives Of the United States
May l0-dtethJune
finite isence Republic, and Evening starl
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nIIE ATLANTIC Railing Works Manufacture the
L COMPOSITE IRON RAILING,n uncqualled IN beauty,
strength cbcapness ornameHed casron ties melted
iron making either light aud
graceful like
WIRE RAILING,
w bc,yy and solid like iron panel made
solid piece having the rain moisture Of the sto
phere affect usng ofthe work Designs VIII sop
TO any address, postage free.
Ptce. range from 50 per foot Rsing- for pub
m a, nry,fs grounds cemeteries balconies &c.
r,r saIe by GEORGE FOSTER, Agent,
Broadway, New York
re and his agents persons authorized TO
sell this newly patented railing for Atlantic
An 1m [Incil
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,OODs FOR GENTu.EMpx

d y. sTEERs NEW GOODS FOR GEsTI.EMES
Thsvs Just received another supply Of
men, making stock at the present time complete
who supply themselves with clothing for
before n,ey purchase elsewhere,
Mar Ia-in
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Tropo.aI. for Er.ctinx n House, t~c ss Will
mtngton, Delaware.


TRr.suEY DrP.pTnrNT, June !, 1853.
PROPOSALS will he received this department until the lrt day
~ O'Clock, for the construction OF the
custom house. post office Sc Wilmington Delaware according
the Autographed specific prepared
der ihs Ammi H. Young the snper
dated February ~ 1885 said proposals.
he buns and separate for the different kinds o.
the the right 10 reject the proposals
hereby invited should tho interests Of The United states equs ~
i've pcr Of the work done and maefAr
according price (snd amount 20 be ascfrancd
nv e will he paid the work proceeds nnd w
teen cent completion Of the contract ana the
accopance OF the work, SC, by the superintendent
will builders of
tho thereof other persons except W eonsh
m The will be forfeiture OF the same
Every proposal accompanied by written guarantee
persons certhed TO be 80 by The attorney
,bs limited STATES OF the district N which he
prsop. reside bidder will when required hs ffopo
sal be accepted coutrnc and bono WIN pope. ao
snAieien securities Of $4,000 or s sin'" Pso
working drawings, and printed pecnsauons
examined and other innaton touching ne Po
obtained app cation 70 ms sep"e" w ~
the house a Wilmington, Delaware ,,-., a. a..
Tn. proposals be 10 this department. soaeeu %
secrsry Treasury (endocd Proposals Tor custom
wilmington Deaware) and will he opened ~ one 49,
day receiving same, IN lhe pfe'ohee " ~
bidders, " any shall be presens. . r,rruorr a
June o-oawtAugl secretnry Of the lres'"v'
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rrWo NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR BENT.-Two new, elgbly
situated houses, with marble mantol., fixtures
kc containing EACH and every
private grntee family, will be rented upon favorable
punctua tenant, on Application TO . -
T. N. sTRATTON,
Auctioneef and Commission Merchant,
South side Pcnns avenue, between 9th and 10Th
s-eodu
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VENUE HOUSE, George French ~ So,,. inW on
n Frenchs Hotel Norfolk VirRinsThs Hotel Just hnsnea ~
great furnished throughout in the latest ara nss
large and airy every will be paid to the
comfort Of their guests. 81.
Families wishing board accommodated nj
The charge for day bosrders viii be ~ per week
An pod9m
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NEW FURNISHING STORE

nENTLEMEN's NEW FURNISHING STORE have
furnishing
goods comprising snles Of fine dress shirts, eauze, meno
shaker and silk undersh drawers hosiery gloves stocks tics
scarf uuspende keche, French smoking
morning robes canes and umbrellas Sc Shirts manufactured
this establishment pattern, Style and quality which
Sb made order the shortest notice.
articles would do well call
examine e my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
HOPKINS,
One door from 9th street, Penn. avenue,
MayIl-Jaw3w between Browns and National Hotel.
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hEw SPRING GooDs.-P. w BROWNING, merehan
~ taor United Hotcl call the
citizens OF Washington, and strangers, u bis superior and
well of French cohs casimere and ycsng
imported expressly Being determined
the fullest e,tent tho popular principles of low prices and
will whole clothes prices
thus the of The
cheap stores" for lie has spared no pains in
goods surpassed either In style
quality With thanks his friends, for the liberal
MM5-StnWu
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10 MRS LAMB,
NAV Io-d,istJpne Opposite Willards Hotel,
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Clerk the House Rep
connc his purchases exclusively
growth United States provided the
and manufacture OF suitable
quality and reasonable price good terms quaB
obtained oforegn growth aud Manufacture
will therefore be to the productions OF American
industry all making proposals supply any article WIZ
whether is the growth and msruacure OF The Uni
States.
day aud paid for the
Committee Accounts shal audit the bill
Each bidder though desire propose for the whole OF
will he required make
and prop class and proposal
bacine a will sder.d. Each
Class No.. of H. H.
U, ST. addressed undersigned They will be free Of
rostsge.
snMcicn specimens accompany the proposal
with the Of the bidder and the number Of the class
cosdius the above sdverjs
The whole o article specified the foregoing list viii be
deemed and the offering furnish class
rcpon aces the lowest price, quality considered, shall
ceve contract for the executing bond with two more
satisfactory Clerk, the Of the
OF failure
opened the result declared
The right reserved should be necessary order
supply any articles contained the above
list
right and determine whether
the articles furnished and
his them, in his opinion they
not answer the purpose for which they were intended
JOHN w. FORNEY,
Clerk House of Representatives United States
Intel Republic Star
May t5-Iawuuno2i
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NOTICE TO PROFEssORs.-on Monday, tho ilth Of July
IN next ,be University Mississippi win
elect principal professor of chemistry agriculture and geology and
German. Liberal saans. viii be given
This located oifotd-a healthy and pleasant VII
2u.ing religious population The session
viii commence the second Thursday IN sspsmss ntn ne
May 2S-lmdScp Secretary OF the Board.
John 4. GALLAHER, late Third Auditor of the
Treasury, will attend 70 claims before Congres. or the depart
than hs experience and bus
ness abi known TO many nousaads Once a. s ,edenee 90
csusS en- .. and T. opposite '' 'sS S
TINTED STATES HOTEL Phii.doIph,~.- Capt. CHAs
MILLER having leased hi. well known establishment and
accommodations OF superior character In every
Capt Miller. reputation well known ,v.rswherr
and he Is determined sea lose no,oas g ms m @ ,Sus epo @
him with ihcir company.
PHrLApsLruI., May l7-dlm
EXTRA Pay x.ilors.-Thosc officers, ,eamsn, OF
II marines ofthe United States the revenue service who
served in the Pacific the coast Of California n,d Mexico
representatives person. who performed such service
can obtain the double pay granted them By ah
Lexington and Congress The Portsmouth cyane Wares Le
ya" h'' and Dale "" be ready for payment IN about '''
The exact amount Of the pay due
vessels entitled and all other information promptly furnished py
'S National Hotel Building Washington city, b. C.
B-Tbe highest pdce vi be paid for land warrants Of all
May l7-dlm m ;.
CrRA wBERny Fe.t,vaI-Tbe ladies contributing to the
erection Of the Catholic church , Island are pleased 70 an
a i ~, bn, sd sssr and FESTIVAL will
be Tuesday evening May g cau. saloon TO con
"s Sao sS. oe sad f" evenings M.y
CEILING GOODS cheaper than any other merchant
~ in the District
Plaid silks at 624 cents, worth s7H
Plain silks st rs cents, worth 81 5
Figured silks at e7A cents worth 81 y
Black silks cheap
rtain ber.ges at IS cents, worth 37k
French jacopets and lawns a 9J cents, worth Jlk
Portsmouth lawns at l2l cents, worth 25
Bersge deanes at i2k cents, worth 25
Lace mantlas at $40, worth Sls
Application mantles nj $40, worth As
Plain and embroidered Grape shawls, cheap
500 pieces bonnet nbands, cheap
500 new style bonnes cheap.
full kind OF goods usually Kept In dry
goods which will sell cheaper than they can be had else
where In District Give CALL and VIII ind what VIC
ssy 10 be no humbug.
May 21-eod2wif HALL HRoIHER
coon CARRIAGE AND HhRNEss FOR sALE-It Is
double carriage and strong,
without heavy, hacking
ordinary applied for Immediately may be purchased
Al a reduced price.
Inquire at this office
May 2l-eod2wif
AVENUE HOUSE, George French ~ CO., late OF
n fench's Hotel Norfolk yirpinIhis Hotel just nnsned AZ
great furnished throughout in the latest ara ns
The rooms airy and attention VIII be pa'o 10 p
comfort Of their guests ..1
Families wishing board be accommodated nj reasonabe s
he charge for dsybo will he per
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STUA WBERRY FestivaI-Tbe ladies contributing to the
- Island pleased
the ladies sod gentlemen Of Washington, Geortown
vicinity grand strawberry and lcecream Festival VIII
be Tuesday evening May J Carus saloon TO con
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings Admission 2S
centa. Doors 6 o,cio a %
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BY RoBERT ARM ST RoNs.


HousE or REPRESENTATIVES, United STATE
Clerks 0fiiee, May lllh, II
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coon CARRIAGE AND HhRNEss FOR sALE-It Is
double and strong
without being county for hacking or
ordinary purpose nspped for Immediately may DC purchased
Al reduced
Inquire a
May 2l-eodoygtf
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John = GALLAHEH, late Third Auditor OF ths
Treasury, claims before Congress the depart
reference than hts experience and bus
many ihousands Once at his residence on
street. between and y, opposite the Methodist Protestant
Church. May 3-.odlm
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ri \ Z AN ARRAY BETWEEN GREEKS AND Turks
disturbance in the island OF Chacis was caused by
Greek having discharged bis pistol into the face of
gepdarme during the Easter holidays The officer drew
his yaiaghan, and wounded the Greek Other Greek.
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No. 5ll.#


Resolved, That his honor the Mayor he, and
he is hereby, authorized to increase the po3ife
force Of the city thirty men
Resolved. That the Chief Of Police, under tie
supervision Of the Chairmeu OF the Committees
on Police of the Common Council, be, au5i Is
hereby, authorized to procure two hundred
+ (2OO) Policemens caps, eighty t9Al rattles, and
seventy 1.-Two l72l pairs of handouts. and to have
such repairs made to the old ones now i'll use VS.
he may deem expedient, provided the costo the
same shall not exceed one thousand dollars
Resolved, That he is further authorized, un-
der the supervision of the Chairmen Of the Pc
lice Committees of the Common Council, pro-
cure for the Robin street Poice-staton i suitable
alarm bell, in exchange for the one recently in
use at that post, and have the same placed IN
position in the tower, ready for use, with ltle
delay as possible, provided the cost Of the ssiae
shall not exceed four hundred and fifty dollars.
Resolved, That the Recorder Of the THIRD
District be, and hei hereby. authorized, under
the supervision of the Chairmen of the Commit
tees on Police If the Common Council, to fit Up
his COURTROOM, private office, etc, etc. and
procure such articles Of furniture us he may
deem necessary for the same; provided the Gust
thereof shall not exceed tue sum of five hnndreG
dollars
[signed] FassF. AIPtFSfE.
9 &8 5@ President Board nf Assistant A dt Imer.
TSignedl ", & fiatBaHSr,
81 President BoaIl u !. 4i3man
Approved Dec 20, 1852
Tsigned] A. D. CRossst,S, Hayos
true copy II. Bier, seeretary
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EDUCATION.
.souRTlI DISTRICT PUBLIC SCHOOLS

ES0uRTII DISTRICT PUBLIC SCHOOLS
q Itg Cfmtte IN 9etcrs ttj AeI Card.
dNqs for TEACHERS SITUATIONS, IN THURSDAY EVENING
December 81 AT U , NJ t Rooms Of ht Young ladirs' tIig4
sc9ol MzHt Secogi preparatory the cleo
ton Of fnq Tehrr r thA Male Department f it, lave Oak
School. W..
teneHsp wai 'oG eGl dates tr tbe sitaioa viii plRn4
br present.. Ry order vi the tonnnitac.
der.4 W BAILEY, Superintendent
aDUBLlC SCHOOLS, Second Dstrlct-The
NIGHT SCHOOL ii Ma strict VIII be open Seven Months
MONDAY November tGe Gtin ST Philip bet
RGy BdlFk6n rcapel he Hgh School for tYq
Applications ndmissu Sulenut, The
Ii, . Rnafri a Directors
nof6 2m GEORGE II! BiSSEfL, Superintendent.
ID "OPENS LIST Sept English and French
hS$TrE1ioS For I9j.NG LADIES IS R9AEnEEs AND
aFJ he l&sitG ipu
Rawe Ataybn, Esg, Tremqpe Esq, H. Lotkrtt Esq 4.
Carriers Esq, Hem Jau S SeuEe Peters, Ea3, Cam
uAGI, Es,,, EsFn Levy, EFI aa3d
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DOCTOR BEACH,S PREPARATIONS.
y &C
ESssSSssssga u rt9 ~ Ah y WI al ssSssssNs tgH,
HssrsssES&s DHsa 81 q ssSsS f;Sfssssssse tesasl
prom
RENE
SyNHE III II. Ssffss Ne ~ fib q Ett. II .Es fSf Di
II


Cholera Cholera sotbaa aud other Of ths
y mas been used namhars sih the
ton and phye,sana Themselves hSFe pronounced ii M
fRluabe remedies
led States.
n Benchs Breast LInameat-Aa exaelieat rdn4ly tuF
disease Of Lungs east Breast
Of BLOOD Night Swea Cough. Oppression breathing dRal
about tho Chest. This remedy whau, prpit;zs
permanent benefit DseaFe u The thbn remedy
nsed 70 persons tha, pssdps Eaag ii ase,
by the formation q. the ehtss hn eitfy
this Linanent todtiseIipHs
Beachs Ferruginons Tonlc-A sataa remedy cas mad
Fever and Ghlgres Fsser know to f4 and Iss
Of the disease.
Reaehs Rheumatic CompoundS.Yas fats sve tttio5
less than nusfs
Benchs stomaehiye Mters. Tins Is IN eksetlent aF.es
that has been ling Of Calls
and Fever sud all Aaanna fsYse To persons itU having
husness for short pgrq in ipe, districts
Invaluable na"s them will news ,r0eg Cd with Calls
and Fever the time tr
soulRcb
janniice, health and 70 Tn
tuaa pub of
nary performed by then w wit n.h &bcv ae all
lie Thna
in practice for with the tss sat. ~ fF great
demand th.ss remedies alns hiss itHtal Itu nj
that they can be reached byal PrsFaFed AMI
"a 8 L, D. BEACH, NJ u, CAenIst
xW corner Of GhartFra and eeselhpu4 50 N. o.
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A RIDE ON THE BAcK llYENA--Dr Sparpian tells a
curious story of hyea which told him ut the Cape
of Good Hope One night the soldiers had feast near the
Cape when Of them who was trnmpeter drank ID.
much that he could not stabd up His companions, net
laid him down beside the house to get cool and sobtf
The trumpeter lad there and went to sleep when heha
came along and thinking him dead bsgan to carry hun
away, to make meal Of him nndisturbed II Wiz
some time before the awoke to know the dang
Of his situation When he did so he found himself u
back Of byena which making OF towards tile NOM
tain with him fast possible. Being borrorstruel
finding himself in the power Of the erocious beast lis
fear brought him to his senses and, Selling his trum
which hung around his neck, he sounded an alarm I'VE
beast, thinking he had only dead man. was = MT h
frightened at the snund Of the trumpet the
his situation dropping his prey theyacanpatauV5
from each other fast possible 1t is notprouat t
any other but the trnnpeter would have tscap
easily,