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Three Hundred Doiiars Prcmiam for Plan for
Mnrket-hoase.

7 " "
Washington, June l, 1853.
FINDER The authority Of joint resolution Of the Board Of Alder
u Council approved 18th OF
lSa the committee therein appointed 10 "bian
building erected the location
market public
poses three hundred dollars
wilt plan OF buiag for said TO be
the site OF the Centre Aiakethou.e
offer application mt the Mayors
personally obtain OF the
with its and adjacent thereto.
such afford accommodation the hrsi
with large The second floor
long divided
and for other public purposes in the
wings
tbs subject be obtained appl
cation the Mayors office
Each plan he accompanied With specification.
Ie The Mayors Office before IL O'Clock,
m ~ Monday, frst day of August next Il
The whose plan shall be
proved Of and adopted by this corporation,
JOHN w. MAURY, Mayor
D. 2awtin1l fFs'a h@
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NEW sPRING GOODs.--r. w. BROWNING, merchsn
~ tailor, United ctel, beR
Of the citizens OF Washing and strangers 10 his .uperor and
well ~ French cloths cassioees
Imported for the ne,be determined
es principles Of" low prices md
$50 and 60 Of
socaied for lie hss
scouting ~ h~ rrrsss~d "
csor, a.,y With Nj. friends, hs.rs
psronsss extended he sociss
tie sane Maal-as~tf
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Georgetown Classical mathematical Academy.
w. ID. STUART, Principal. .tH al" .t

Georgetown Classical aIathe Academy.
w. ID. STUART, Principal. Fl Y
TO be ad in the of by thoroughly competent
}H a,sisfans. A
1T designed in this institution, long favornby
The .eh.oI Of Wm Abbott youth for admission into
essiona sudcs the ordinary acvsr The
modern languages, mathematics, chemistry, phi
osoPhy history rhetoric, composi'on and other studies Of The
The Aeatemy valuable apparatus
classes surveying pracca
town. PLACE celebrated also
m and Vicinity 10 the federal capital an and os, places
youth.
Payable semi annuaiiyin adpanee.
For tuition and board, including fuel lights, washing, &C.,
10, .an nehhr S2o
For tuition Ii French and drawing eiua.
REFERENCES.
Col r. Ii Smith, and the officers of the Virginia Military In
Hon xauder II n, Stuart, staunton, Va.
MAJOR 3. H. nm froisssoi Washington
rorssl % SAMUEL fo FOREST resi-, o. h'sa ). Navy
caP' ca Lssesaa sss n'i%a"s Tno%s. g. + s1%s Army
Rev David Caldwell, Georgeto~n u, d. C. ut a.
pleasure recommend the Georgetown Classical and
aeadsm, under me charge Of MI, D. suaI, Mr.
three years ps dehagns with great Tue duty o. an
the Of his academy that they will nd in Lin zeal
' ~ FRANCIS II. SMITH,
FREDERICK ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION
h. ". N.
rRKBERfcK MARYLAND.
E exercises OF this institution will be resumed the first Mon
L day in September.
Board tuition, French language f desired)
stationery, washing mendng, bed, bedding, DOCTORS
Music the harp guitar forms add ona chatEe
Itaian Spanish
Drawing and painting likewise charges Entrance So
charges annually in advance
scholars quarterly
during and the
the date OF Those of dsno
inasioL admitted.
Aug I3-scp' ..e-.
Home Foreign Patent a n ticncrni gcney.
MICHAEL NoURsB & CO.,
southwest OF and 9Th nearly opposite the
General Post Once, Washington, d. O.
Il Co. will their Of claims
NJ the whether before Congress, Supreme
Executive departments the procuring Of
md OF the rendered
firm will shortly England and the
Europe and will take bssines with which he
MICHAEL NoURsE,
JAMES MORS5,
CHAS r. SrANSBURY.
Solicitor and legal adviser, R. II. GiLLET.
iupe i9-wu
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VHE College of ST. James. Maryinud.-fhe Diocesan
Coies. OF the Protestant Episcopal church, The New John D.
KeIi.o, b. D., rector,
obe saden. not under twelve years Of age are received
ns e ss% % S or" e me sn
dent ao enter "a any & - e s s0ss M When q, o %
collegiate department are entirely distinct from hoe Of the gram
the rector The college The charge
month. h either Psmsn, seas covering every Scads%ea
address Tue Rector, College Of 81 nme r. o. Maryland
sm, yns 1,h street plank road, IN Montgomery
M."s & "a sesu @ % about ' from Ws'sG% % 10 a s
the balance u7! in CLEARED fields the farm can be divided into
whole arn J. waersd nevsrisins passing
The fencing all good, and her. is quantity of
timber in the woods suitable for further division Of the
In point Of heah beauty location, surpassed by
state Maryland a. has always been remarkable for
l. sa" a. ess s s a ss G'. neat %
Of ,ss ss % & s e .er sa o. 's s" sS aa
delightful y a,er attached
good apple orchard and some crcelen, peaches. pears cher
the plank road !, completed, (which likely TO be
an hour. ride i, city.
Inquire At sT JOHN J. JoYGI's grocery
ner Of l3h street. July ia-dim
TnE .NIoN ACADEMY corner Of .'n street aud
New York avenue,
Il. RICHARDS, A. NJ, rdncipei,
York aud II street,
viii have their anruai combinations during The hrsi and second
september Of teachers engaged
hams pootstoe. Jsiy 7-3m
LIBRARY Cososrs.,
July 5th, 1853.
NOTICE !. hereby given tb.t tho Library Of Com
IN gess Thursdsy, the 2i instant and will
JOHN 8. MEEHAN,
Jaiy s-2aw2w Librarian
VIRGINIA LAND SCRIP wANTED.--Tbe undersigned
win the highest market Virginia land scrip and
EVANS FAINT,
Opposite the Treasury.
June a--dsw3m flint. d Repl
NEW Paint OIL store The undersigned s, Whit
IN esey the side OF Seventh street
tween Louisiana and for the sale o paints
the entire stock for inducements will be offered TO boie
desiring IA m line
Al goods delivered af charge in q tho city
q. =. WIIfTTLESEY.
nS-rI"v'"r sold out my entire b.sines. to Mr..
my friends and customers for their for whatever they
wish his whatever orders thry
furnish him with VIII be promptly attended and of ne very
best material. A. HATCH,r
July I2--eodlw afs# ST.
STRAw uaTsi STRAW HATS f-0r.ns Reduction
~ In rcesIn order reduce nras and 'es
other have Determined H""
this day to sell ~ greatly reduced pfices. l
Come LANES Fashiornhfe ha cap,
men furnishing establishment, renasyvsna avenue ne ~
and a half street.
! June2 IN hsod
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LOR HEST-Tha, large story brick house. containing base
nnrthrsst of
ard 9Th adjoining he house quite spacious
consninr ci-'efn of fruit ue-s grapes kc Rent ts95
t6fs n N.e $3.50 II
Fw further particulars inquire of Hon Kendall wlla
Seventh streets
July 1-TFssN
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SpuAN0E AND ALEXANDRiA NAlLROAD.
e A CHANGE OF HOURS.
EGW itSssR 8

I'M June 1853, daily Mainr (Sunay ex
will b. this road, ageeaby 70 the following
arrangement: II tn.
ton, and Henry Streets ut O'Clock
ke,urnng WneDlon quarter O'Clock,
nuytns Alexandria quarter before O'Clock,
from Cuipeper Aexandria points will
,eavc Cupeper O'Clock, arriving Alexandria 10
O'Clock,
Retnuinr will Alexandria O'clock M, arriving in
Culpep per quarter aner o'clock .
d,v stage running GordonsvlIe Cupeper
cosne1ion this aud the Vrgina roads
eF ers4-t THROUGH TICKETS. tF sal8s afas
To Gordonsvne oo
Io. l4y ynchbuTg. 00
winchester
Per order W. IT, BHoCkETT, Agent
JuAe 3D. diff fsa s7
Three Hundred Dollars Prcmian for Plan for
Mnrx ni-A A1lAlae
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MEMORIES Particulars de Msdsrne ROLAND. vol. i2mo
MI CnpeHuu~istoire de- Ia Vsstnurstion vols, l2ns.
tnpchrue-Pfiippe D'o,eans. vol, l2mo
Th~aire RcgnsnI. J vol, l2no
Descsnes. vol, l9mo
Mortesquieu--E Esprit de-. Lots, VOL limo
uscboic. sol l2mo. Tadu de i'Espaenol
a. Mad he Bevigne. vol, i2mo
DE stael--De L'Ai~rnagne. voi.. l2,no
kasiairsk--Tse Korsn. l vol limo
Petit D,ctionnare de pAcadernie. . vol, i2mo
Tho di and handsomely bound Just import
cd from fnris by ## FRANCk TAYLOR
+ +
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JANrs's Young wnnahs Friend l6mo. T5 cents.
j Jamess Course OF Faith t6mo. rs cents,
nenestenbey the Revelations; vols, a.
siariing Qpes,ionss by Rev D. Z. RyIe. Is cents
Charnoct the Attributes Of God vols. 81
Memoir 81 Johnson, Missionary Sierra Leone. 81.
Mary Heroes, and Bard Of SCOTTISH Covenants by Ceog.
Gil6llan Uiusuaied, l6n,o 60 cent?.
Daughters of China by Mrs. Bndsmsn % cents.
Memoirs of James A. and Robert taldsbe. 81
Morning and Night Watches i6n,o, s5
A Sheptrfds Cail o Lsmhs. 50
Jacobus the Gospels, vois, I and 2. 81 so
The Gospel Glass by Lewis stuckicy limo. Is cent.
GRAY h BALLANTYNE,
Aug 10 l.r. Seventh street. odd feliows' Hail.
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Mary Military Academy Oxford, Talbot County
Mary land .Et

Maryland Military Academy Oxford, Talbot County,
Maryland 1.E-
John ALLEN, Superintendent graduate of United
Military Academy, Point.1he rat annual of
institution will the 6sst Monday in October
Terms, $3.50 Modern languages, drawing
The academy situated by
water retired and healthy II facility
steamboat aunore Catalogues
information obansd bookstores OF Me-srs
Gushing Iiaiey Mcssrs. Murphy erect,
baltimore, or BY application to the superintendent
srrrErscgs.
Col Samuel Cooper, adu,so general, United sisies
Col Joseph Taylor United States Baltimore Maryland
John H. u. Larobe esg., baltimore, Maryland.
Cot. Andrew Johnson, Nashville, Tenuesseen.
Henry du Pont, asq, Wilmington, Delaware.
Col. w. w. X Rhss United States amy, New Orleans.
7--eodsw.
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For Pinsy Point ola Point, and Norfolk.
r Tho steamer osCEoLA having been thoroushly
will ..s Ss ss ..y n"%s
wedpday and saturday O'Clock rc,uninr leave Nor
ss s 'ssy regularly s"ssS = rsy rs" od Ssr
@ .Ss !, Soos s me for the river boats The
southern
Passage and fare 10 s. 90
=" Old Point. .........'s. .'''ss..s...'.s'. w
fn'S Sro'"e'''.'''''ii,Mir:s' LANES MiiTicuiftIi iiiit :"
July s.dr Captain
A RAKE Chance 10 Capitalists for = Profitable In
os s pom, .s G1s'o o, vna ..s on ,'r
n.sy the Path Of August next on The premises. Their entire inter
dining t,chen furnurs horses, carriages, rss, CARTS
The esd reputation Comfort superior
tahus and other to ne seekers 2, health or
Sale po.,uye Terms q payment liberal. made
fee.sio. given ANY time scr the Ism q October
July 9a-d,aahAus J. REYNOLDS Co
open supply Of domestic goods consisting Of
w.,,m. prn,. IN s'asn styles. children.
Som. dark styles, suitable %, ,,e fail
Linen he ns""ss ss%s,c sS.s%se,cbie ssss check
And wanting Just al this time, all of
which we WI" o's' :" "' W. ~ SINISTER a co.
F9 f 7h street, near Pennsylvania avenue
July 2'-eos'n ----~-s-----------
rvANs a WArSONs Phiisdelph, -franurac red
so,s .oS % s q ss' pa .ss rhsa
ph Also bank vaults ard isos doors i' banks snd stores wat
rant ~ in The Nrra S'a''r
Reference H given who hsvc safes In use; many
NOR, ann named. 1900 Of safes are in use
M.uruae, Th street. Prnuyiysns avenue, washing
on D. o. and authorized TO receive
orders for u,.u,.,-,.- "a
United sntes Apt. 90
Uni,eJ states Arsenal, In phisdephis, in California
uni,ed States Appraisers once, rbiisd.rhia
Penpy Wv anita Railroad Company, fssfes 80
snfe
Rchard Norris 4 sor, locomotive works, Philadelphia
Winchester Bs.x, Winchester, Nupinis -. #Fa
scls ssency fr hutcrworihs superior bank locks
Pstent -Bpcd rsfdrcrssogs.
| July 3b+-aswly at4 fr E0 III FL 8 III I
AyTNA INSURANCE. COMPANY, cf Ute~. view YORK
Nv FIRE. and inland usrspot'alon ioHs
l'T'' = cHAs. aEGDiN4, Agent,
May 10 2aw1 Seventh st., opposite Odd Fellows Hail.
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rHE begin Thursday, October
4 10, 1853 md end on /, Of March, 1854 49,,
Principles Practice ~ Surgery and Clinical surgery
n. Smith, NJ. ID.
Chenis,ry and pharmaoy-wm r. A. Aiken, NJ u 49,, c..
Principles and Prscticc of Medicine and Clinical "e"''
uel Chew, N. y. FL. 80. :, m
Anatomy and Phvsiolovy-yo-eph Hobeyl W ~
~ So. ssa,.,n
Ms,e,;, MEDIC. Tb,r,penbcs Pathology George W. hen
berger, In ...,. AZ n
riacueni s @ saa demon,raor fee, SO, maicua
ass graduation $50" ..,,. "A. -. u...
~ hclcnks the
nanu ,. WI i. o,u,srd faculty.
~ ,l nsulates The school throughout the y~ss
abundant md cheap Expenses Of living
:" '''''o'' WIN Il. A. AIKEN, N. ~,
\ Aug 20 aswfiaboet Dean.
TIME PeAe.sss~n n France and sv~issersands by
s~o'a o Geeneosh. the Sculptor by Henry r. Tockerman
THE Iiheriirs OF America: w III w " o New York
rut.sms Book buyers Manual For sslsly II =
Aug IA sH6sai@.eHh Hh stt ss FeANCk TANLoN
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pEsIrExrIARY.

orffcE OF fEsfrsvrIAsy, ID g.,
Washinsop, July 10 1889.
SEALED Proposals, endorsed
viii be received At this office until August ne a. a 10
oc och, noon. - IT II = = T.
so cords of haltssasoned good wood Of nsdum ss
and free from limbs IMP wa -
% cords ~ pine w,od.
oi ash anthraciie coal.
The above TO be delivered the Pen,teutary wharf
THOMAS THORNLEY,,
July 20-.sawti5 Aug e#. WARDEN.
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lust RECEIVED At wHiTTLEsEY,s PAINT, OIL, GLASS,
Lamp Store m opposite Hall Broen dry goods
tons pure white lead
| do zinc paint
80 railons nnseed oil
bottled do
200 do pu,e oil
whale oil
lard oil
Also tanners ueatsfos aud oils
Cop cnach, Japan Asphaltun Daman, and shoe varne'
window glass; single and double thickness, inclu
ding French plate, all sixrr
Together with complete OF paints ai coors, dry
and ground IN oil
Lamps sirandocs and csndesbra entirely pat
terms. gotten up expressly TO my order
Brushes of all descriptions
Adan antiu. and sperm cnndlcs
aveythng usually kept in paint, OIL and lnmT
s. which porcsed enr-y for cash, and will be sos
10 suit me aud the emergency OF the
Of SIS and Eve cent will be deducted 70
cash Don't mistsk. the place,
WHITrLEsEY's,
on Tth street. nearly opposite the Avenue House.
Jelly 31-2awlm
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l,Wo NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR RENT.-Two new, rliyibiy
situated modernsi hauss with marble manes
&c
genteel family, will be tented upon favorable
punctuai tenant, on appliczionto
HH T.. N. sTRATTON,
AacuoneeT and Commission Merchant,
South eide 9Th 10Th
An
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ny-rInvtnC sold out my cntsrc bosbnss. IN mr. y
Whiesoy, eheerfiy recommend him
friends and FOR their for whatever they
wish his line OF knowing whatever orders ey
furnish him with VIII be promptly attended and q The very
beet material. A. HATcH,ir
. July I1--eodlw = ST.
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DARN for sse I'm Alexandria e"0"fy, Ntrefnss with
aqusduc' md four from the Presidept
House. will sell ressonshlc
located sbovr within half mile OF
hundred There
hstee~ t~ssy yc and % Of beautiful nmhered land
the residue Much Of this rich
including which might be ndvsntngeousy
be disposed
Ninth Pennsyvsna
svsnss, or Horr,o Ball, on adjacent farm. ~ III.
Msy il-sodn .WM. BALL.
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UNIVERSITY OF FLoUIslANA.-MEDICALD l. DEPA RT.

MANI.
1NHE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES IN THIS DEPART
ment will Monday, November a. and will termi
ensuing March
lanes Joues, NJ. d. Professor Of Practice.
]. l.. Rdseii, N. d., Professor of Chemistry.
Warren b one, NJ d., Professor of Surgery.
A. n. C-uas, NJ. ID Professor OF Obsicircs.
A. j. Wedderburn, VI. D., Professor "f Anatomy
Gustnvus A. Mott NJ. d. Professor of Materia Medica
Thomas Hunt NJ d., Professor OF Physiology Pathology
sos1up oass1r ,ne na"a m ~ M Demonstrators Of Ansony
drsecting will from the Third Monday
ocisbcr to arst Of April.
Thsfacay visiting physicians aud OF the Charity
~ November April
their visits thus
y practical advantages free Of expense
about prescribed for daily in this
hospital.
The number patients nearly twenty year.
..s THOMAS HUNT, NJ, d.,
Julv3 IL
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S5 HJsAsA KailToad-The only by which travellers
-S-r2SIr1 reach the base OF the White
by Ialr0ad
Summer .8'Tangenents-Io commence june "a, 1853.
Travellers fr White leaving New
boat by
reach Boston IA time TO take tbe uin for Portland by
al staton-house Gorham N, IL 80
Portland and
reach the house by tho Portland
elcrs leaving Boston the evening Portland
10 take the train from Portland Fare 81 30 by this
S. T.. GOHSER,
23-dGw I.awre road,
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w Ec engage services nj strong active.
industrious rprisnr tine vho
honesty
4, business obtain good
been business, acouaisted
with city and neighbofing trade preferred. 4
CLAgErT pODaoN. T
Dealers in all kinds OF and dry roods
Aus o~3ufeo ~.
a. Ark H"rdisstoust ar, The T~~. Br~thesst ny
nj Mrs Mccdie II 4"
Jack raa.; or, The Bond mans Struggle.
gavarki'. Lectures md Life.
Hvdoct's Catholic BF.i Illustrated; parts ~ and ls.
Aasp II fRANCK TAYLOR
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NEW Paint OIL store The unders gped &. y. Whit
csey side OF Seventh street be
Louisiana the sale o paints oil
window glass; brushes lamps, osphena, SC nvns purchased
the entire stock Inducements will be offered to bo,e
desiring goods n, m Inc
All goods delivered charge in Of the city
q. 3. WHfTTLESEY.
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rTRAy TrAT~f STRAW HATS f-0rens Reduction
- In rcesIn order reduce and wcit-ei-cd 'cs
otstraw aud other havc Determined H""
this day 10 s.n ~ greatly reduced prices.
Come LANES Fabiornhie ha cap, enhRsn
furnishing establishment renesyvsna avenue nc f'a
aud a. hrf street.
June 2-3nw eodQ~ff .E
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Once of CoIamissary Genes al OF Sssbststss ssss, =
Wushipxton. August g.. lH53

NEfAHATE PROPOSALS. will be received once
std ofoeiober the delivery is bulk,
follows 81 --'1' - 7T5' ~
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VIRGINIA LAND SCRIP wANTED.--Tbe undersigned
win highcs, Virginia land scrip
land warrants.
EVANS h FAINT,
Opposite the Treasury.
June a--d&w3m flint h Rep1
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step or his career since that period. has ex-
hibited capacity for government unsurpass
ed by che 6rst emperor, command over
others aa irresistible as that of Napoleon, anu
a greater command of himaelf. He has grad
u.,ly crushed every element OF disatiection
aud strengthened and consolidated his
| mower, until now bis government Is as
| firmly fixed as any government ever WAS
In France If men do not love him, they
| fear and dread him rs superior being,
| ga one of Natures Kings, as their Mon
arch by the real Divine Right Of q great
head and an iron will The influence he has
acquired in European affairs has not been less
remarkable than the ascendeney which he
has obtsined in France Without the advan-
ssges of kingly alliance and uniting himself
with a woman of sense instead of royal
simpleton, he has become virtually monarch
of the monarchs of Europe, and they already
succumb to the influence OF master spirit.
Nicholas, eutwitted by the subtle machina-
tons which have led him to believe French
and English alliance impossible, has rashly
put himself in q position where the disgrace
of his arms and the humiliation of his power
arc inevitable. Louis Napoleon is at this mo
ment on 8 fair way to become the arbiter of
the destinies of Europe, and, backed by Eng,
land, he will acquire real sway on the CON
tinent greater than that possessed by his
uncle
The present Emperor Of France has proved
himself Napoleon in Peace 1t remains to
be seen whether he will shine equally in war
All the probabilities are against such a result,
bat, having already proved in his civil career
that, in kiS dictionary there is no such word
as impossible, We shall not be astonished to
find him displaying the qualities of a great
military Ms well az a successful political
leader.
However much as Republicans we may
view with aversion every form of despotism,
we should recouect, i'll the case of Louis Ma
poieon, that the people of France have de-
Eberatoly chosento be governed bya despot
and with the most extraordinary unanimity,
have elected Louis to sway the sceptre. A
people who candidlyproclaimth incapacity
for self government, and who prefer social
pleasures to political liberty, are only to po
piliod, ifthepower which they renounee falls
into cruel or incompetent hands. In the case
of Louis Napoleon, France has governor
wiser, calmer and more mercilul than herself
As compared with the hereditary rulers OF
Europe, the men and women who are born to
crowns, and among whom person Of ordi-
nary sense is such q phenomenon that the
world rings with praises of the prodigy,-as
compared with these legitimate puppets and
imbeciles, all our sympathies are with the
man whom Heaven has endowed with an i'm
perial mind and whose government is sane
toned by the broad seal of the popular will.
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bNIs Truly,
J. h. HOLTCN, NJ. D.
BORN BLlND-FERFECT SIGHT GIVEN IN 50
SECONDS.

mo. e. BosroN, Sept q, 1853
The undersigned hereby states that his son. Charles
H, years Of age, has been afflicted with Blind
in both eyes from his birth, having been able
TO dsting Rsh any object distance of more than )
inches from the eye have within several years past
consulted many physicians respecting il, with the
following results DIR. Smith, OF Carlton ST.. Johns,
IN b stated hinselfunable 10 do any thing for him
Dr. Fitch, of the place, stated it TO be weeknesE
in tear gland and he could not cure it, Dr.. Sibley
of St Johns, said that the iris affected and could
not be cured; and he would finally isse sight fthem
and recommended the hoy TO be taken to the Eye In
Urinary of Boston. | brought him 10 the Infrnsry,
and DR. Hooper stated that he born in that con-
Giton, ard recommended t0Hics, but stated it could
not be cnred. then waited DIR. Reynolds on Mon
day last and he stated thai it out of the power
Of Medical aid" Being in the Mechanics fair yes.
terday, aud seeing Dr.. Brainerds cups, Rev, Mr.
Smith, of ChaIlestown, applied the cups to the eyes
of my 500, aud in thirty seconds the perfect
iy restored and he see, without any further
application, as.gel as any other person.
Having shown my TO DIR. Hooper since the
effected, he expressed great pleasure and
satisfaction ct the wondeYfuluess and Completeness Of
the cure, in the presence of VIM. Mason, NJ. d, of
Charlestown, Mass, and Rev. Joseph Smith, of the
place. JOSIAH ADAMS,
OfCarleton, ST. Johns IN. b.
Witness-.I. K. Holton, NJ. D., Boston. (See his
letter, No. 81
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