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DIR. scHWARTZE,s

COmPouhU Extract OF SarsaParfIIa.
NyHEN other Sarsaparillss and quackeries have
w had their day, and have sunk into iusig-
hgance, DR.. sehwartze's Sarsaparilla is still per-
forming what others only professed and have failed
in. F -'s7 ..'s.-, Tt.sF
Try the above for rheumatism, screfula, bronchit.
g, inflammation of the eyes, impurities of the blood,
general debility, &c. - II. rg..
To be had at SCTiWARTZE'S Drug Store, next to
U. 8. Hotel, and I'd door from 81 street, Pa. ave.
nov 15-tf
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The Charleston Mercury states that
great numbers of Californians are remoy-
ing with their families to Florida. This
Is encouraging t0ithe latter State. We
are convinced that Florida needs only to
be settled by the right sort Of people. to
make IT in time one Of the richest States
in the Union.
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sCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS.

JUST received, large supply of the above superi
~ Or medcated cordial. This preparation is admi
raby adapted to all diseases arising from an Imperfect
distribution of the blood Indig stiOn, general de
biiIy, and such diseases which are consequent upon
sluggish habits and sidentary life it promotes the
secretons and establishes healthy Sihilibrium 10
the whole arterial system.
To be had wholesale retail, at SCHWARTZ's
drug store next to u S. Hotel and Sd door east from
Sd street, ia. avenue
nOyl5-tf
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENT
WA kNABE. H. GAEHLE. Ed Belts.
First Premium Grand and Square
PiaNOs

E<I&g KNABE, GAEIILE 4 CO., manufactur.
f'crs. Nos. 4, 5. s, 9, and IL, Eutaw street,
Baltimore X. & G. would respectfully call public
attention to the great variety of their IRON FRAME
PIANOS. constantly flushing. which for durability,
delicacy OF touch. brilancy of tone, they believe
not surpassed By any now manufactured In addi-
ton to the first Premium awarded them by the Ma.
ryland Institute in 1913 and S49 they hav received
the highest encomiums Of the most eminent artists
who used these instruments for their Concerts Al
So Of our first class Professors and Ameteurs in the
city, who have highly recommended them.
A99- PIANOS HIRED. DC 1-lr-
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RULR.-Let any person fell in wbicl

RULE.-Let any person tell in which
column or columns he finds bis age. Add
together the first number of those COL
umns, and this number is the person s
age.
Suppose, for example, that a person
says that he sees his age in the 1st, I'd
and 9th columns then the addition of
l, z and l6, the first numbers in each of
the said columns, gives l9 for the person 8
age.
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ORNAMENTAL GARDENING.

T0HN o. HUGHES, Gardener and Florist corner
u of and 7th streets, Island, attends to Garden
ing in its various branches Grape Vines prunei by
Grass Plots, Carriage Roads, &c laid cut.
MI. .. H., acts as Agent for several Of the
most extensive and popular Nur cries at the North
All Trees purchased Of him, warranted To hve II
planted 10y himself. His Iuit Trees comprises most
Of the varieties adopted and approved by the Con
gress of Fruit Growers for General Cultivation.
nov OFF INTEL
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The Most Wond erful Medicine
Eper discovered for the certain Of Ague and Fsuer
Intermittent ind Bilious Fepers.
Cher h Co.'S Vegetable Srecific.

Intermittent ind Bilious Fspers
0bef l. Co.'S Vegetable SreciGc.
FJ,HE proprietors Of this valuable Medicine have
/ never made any efforts to introduce it before
Il eablc yet has found great favor far and near
Certificates without number have been furnished Of
its virtues without any solicitation, and many cures
performed when all other medicines have failed All
hat is asked is trial. 1t has stood the test for sew
eral years, and say, without fear that no better
preparation for the cure of Ague and Fever can be
produced. As an evidence we publish certificate
of gentleman well known:
~ take great pleasure in recommending the Spe.
sific prepared by Ober McConkey, for the cure of
Ague and Fever, as the best article for the accom-
Plishment of that object have ever met with. In
my family 1t has succeeded beyond my most san
guine expectations, AMI therefore, consider 1t a
privilege as well as duty to recommend its use to
all who may be suffering un ,er the influence of that
distressing afdiction. (Signsd)
d. EVANS REESE
Minister Of the Methodist Protestant Church.
Fer sale by the Proprietors, ODER Co., Balti-
more;
By DANIEL B. CLARKE, Aksskecary. Potomac
Tall, corner of Maryland avenue and 11th street,
Island:
By CLARKE & BOWLING, 7th street, between
south ID and streets, Island;
Aud by JAMES III. STONE, corner of 1th and l.
streets, Northern Liberties, Washington, ID. G.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
pep 16-3Hl-
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
fE poR THE STAR.
WINTER Is COMING.
BY O. C. wHITTLEsE,


All the robes of trees are tattered,
Silence sobs within the vale;
All the flowers are shorn and shattered,
And no longer scent the gale.
Cold and colder grows the billow,
Ami the day looks pale and wan,
For Old Winters coming, coming,
For Old Winters coming on.
All the green that graced the meadow,
Pageantry OF shining field,
All have dwindled into shadow,
And delight no longer yield.
High above, the birds of passage,
In the pathway of the sun,
Tell us Winters coming, coming,
That Old Winters coming on.
Tn the sky dark clouds are lying,
Clinging to the skirts of air,
And the heavens seem signing
For fhe glory that tcas there.
Cod and colder gr,ws the bill0w,
And the day looks pale and wan,
For Old Winters coming, coming,
For Old Winters coming ON.
VA, November, 1853.
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NEW GOODS AND FASHIONS FOE

M Il W GOOOS AND FASH1ONS FOH
IN Gcnll EN- emp. j. STEER, No. 4 Washing
ton Place. 7th street. respectively invites his
toners and tho public 10 call and his stock OF
new Goods. He confidently believes that for, the
desirable qualities Of elegance and chsapness 1t ean
not be excslled A select stock of Ready Made Over
coats Business Coats and Vests, such as gentlemen
cannot always find, viii be ready for examination
this morning. Bl Ess.s5Ls fs.F
Also, . lot Of Gsntlsmen's Superior Winter Gloves
and ans Dress Shirts.
nov l2-eo2V.
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Lamps, Sperm and Adam antiMe Can
r ef,t-s dies. &c. gifa5s.Fr-- r.f-

Lamps, Sperm and Adam antiMe Can
es'1' dies, &c. tttaisaf-5 r.t-'.
UE have received and now opened our fall sup
w ply of new LAMPS. selected by one Of our
firm In New York and Philadelphia, which we in
vite ladies and gentlemen 10 call and examine Col.
ored and white Sperm Candles; Adamantine Candles,
patent spring Csndlest;cks, with shades ''-''.
Bookbnders Paste Brushes and Gold Leaf
p. Night Tapers, Stove Lustre retf a-sa 20
Spermacetti, Lard, and Solar Lamp OH
With our usual assortment of Window and Coach
Glars, Painters and Artists Materials For sale.
wholesale and retail at our usual low prices, for
cash, or on time to punctual customers, -,
HOWELL. & MORSELL, So
- q" . Successors to o. Whittlesey, it.s.i
nov l6-tf O street, (Todd's Building)
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MORE NEW MUSIC.

DPIMA DONNA WALTZ, by Julien. EI 81
i Ingomar Polka; Saratoga Polka; Emma Polka;
Isabelle Blanche Jessie Claire Pokas; Forest glade
Polka. .-.e
Rainbow schottische; Saratoga Schottiscbe, &c.
!Songs.-The grave of Lilly Dale: love the snow
Mary A-tore; Melodies of home; Days Of childhood;
Come, dearest, the daylight is gone; Take me home
to die, &c. sIat
zs- Hammonds Castor Oil Pomade, an article
highly recommended for beautifying and aiding the
growth Of the hair. Price % cents jar, ALSO just
reeaiyed at WIMERS
Stationery aud Music Store, 9th street.
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NEW MILLINERY.

III MISS M0RELY wishes 10 inform the Ia
~ lies that she has just returned from N. York
~ with large supply Of fashionable goods, and
invites their attention before purchasing elsewhere.
Hsr rooms are the north side Of Pa. syenus,
10th street 8ft-sg -
Wanted-ssVsral good Milhnsrz.
oe a.
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NEW BOOKS at TAYLOR Maurv,s ;

NEW BOOKS at Taylor Maury's 'E4
IN JefFsrson's Complete Works vol 2. iiissI
. Buty moments for an Idle Woman. Il. q "a
+ Appleton's Library Edition of the British Poets,
from Chancer to Byron. The most beautiful edition
just published--now ready Wilson, Herbert, and
Thomson. ,.tr fr-,-.. 49,. =. .s
The Life, Eulogy, and great orations Of Daniel
Webster, with portrait. fEf - ~
Happy Days Of Childhood. by Amy Meadows.
nov II bookstore, near 9th street.
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E. N. BOTELER Practical Gas.Ftt.
ter and Plumber,
,Seuth,cest corTser of91t and ID streets,
rs prepared at all times to supply the public gene
il rally with GAS FITTINGS and FIXTURES, of
the latest styles and patterns or the mosc reason
able terms. -..+-. a...
Churches, Hotels, or any public or private build
ings, fitted up with GAS PIPES and FIXTURES at
the shortest notice. .--.... ..,.s4.r
Sole AGENT for DR.. Kidder's PdteRt Gas Regulator,
which for economy and superior light should be pos
sessed by all consumers Of gas. sep 22-tf-
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EMPLOYMENT.

God pity the man who has nothing te
do. ldleness is mother of more misery
and crime than all other causes evel
thought of or dreamed of by the pro.
foundest thinker or the widest theorist
The idea that lator-manual labor
is degrading, is not only foolish, but
wicked! Too proud to work! Strange
pride better do anything than nothing.
Labor is the basis of wealth, of science
of art Of everything which gives com.
fort to the physical, and dignity to the
spiritual, life of man. Too proud to
work!
The devil is always most busy with
those who are most idle. If they don't
work, he will.
A mind uncultivated will run to waste,
as sure as neglected garden will be full
of weeds and croples. The physical or.
ganlzatlon requires action, work, or ii
will be effeminate and powerless. He
who can lift but twenty pounds to-day,
by practice and temperate use of the
physical organs, may by and by astonisb
the world with his Herculean perform.
ances.
Look at the young man who has no
steady employment of any kind. See
the badhabits that are by degrees grow.
ing upon him. Watch his progress in
dissipation and his end in crime. And
should he have courage and strength suf-
ticIent left, after years of Incidence, to
break away from the degrading habit,
how much of precious time will he have
lost ! How much will he long to live
over the wasted hours and years-so that
ne might better improve them.
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A6rTO my Friends and Patrons who
have 80 kindly and generously patronsed me during
the time 1 Engaged in bu siness at the above.
named corner will say that 1t wi afford me great
pleasure If they will continue their dealings with
the present proprietor Mr. j. II. Johnson who is
thy of their confidence, and who will extend to them
every accommodation. E.P. MILLER
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to stop that knocking at the door,
Nothing can be further from our purpose
than the design to pocket any of your
magnificent prizes"
MAGIC TABLE,

FOR FINDING THE AGE OF ANY PERSON.
Copied from an old Scrap BOOK at Mouat
FerUoU
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FOR ALL DISgAsHS OP TIFF KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER

d. ]. 8. KoSs's COxPOCsD FLUID EXTRACT OF
BcCHu-This is decidedly one OF the best remedies
ever used for diseases Of the kidneys hlsler &c,
and also Er gouty affections; always highly recon-
meni.i by ths late Dr. Physsc, and many of the
most distinguished medical men abroad. Prize 30
cSnts. - ...-.-.
Dk J. .. R0sk's GoLDEas pills for Falling Of the
womb, Female Weakness, Debility, and Relaxation.
Fries - cents q .tE
Dr. j. .. RosE's FEMALE sPEcIr1c--A remedy for
Painful Iens1uation, Lsucorrhoa or W hites Price
oae dollar.
FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS, DYSPEPSIA, &e.
The Liver being the largest gland In the human
bely il is more frequently dsransed than any Other
Then follows dyspepsia, constipation cold fret and
loss Of appetitethe skin becomes yellow the spirits
droop, and there is great aversion to society he
gulate the liver, and you correct all these evils -
The sure.t prepare lions 10 take d. Roszs CELE-
BRArED RNTLRolD Or ASTI-BnIoUs PILLS. They carry
OF the bile, and Soon give appetite and strength
His DYsPIPsIi COMPOUND should be taken where
person hls becn troubled with dyspepsia for long
tms-Price 20 cents. But for colds, bilious habits,
jauudee, a., take DR. ROSES ANTI BILIOUS Or RAir
ROAD Pills, l2Il aad % cents per box.
AL Of the above prepsrstions, with DIR. Rose >
Medical Adviser persons in sickness and In Health,
% be hal Of z. D. Gilman. Charles Stott Co., w.
ii. Gilman, John w. Nairn, Patterson Nsirn,
W. Morrison william T. Evans. Kidwell 4 Law
rsaes, J. b. Moore, Washington; j. L. Kidwrll,
Georgetown; aud by all d alers in Alexandria, pir.
ginia sep ~
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The PRESIDENTS CARPRT-A MOST
Dreadful THING THE New York Tn.
bune throws up its eyes with the most pa.
triotic horror, and exclaims &c Two thou.
sand dollars for the carpet of one room,
of a plain democratic President, paid to
English manufacturers . Washingtonian
Jeitersonian, republican simplicity"
If this is not something to cry about
we wonder what is. Surely the people
of the United States do not measure their
Importance by the price of a carpet. II
republicanism consists in sitting upon
three-legged stools, wearing homespup
breeches, and using drugget for carpet.
ing, then let us stick to the cold Domin.
ion" little longer. Wonder if the edi.
Tor of the Tribune is such a democrat as
all that !! Guess not. Now, it is our
humble opinion that the ruler of the Sc.
cond nation upon earth ought to have as
stylish things about him dispensing with
the "pomp and circumstance" of regal
living-that is to say, a household of de.
pendents) as the Queen of England. A
republican is to be judged BY his acts and
sentiments-not by his manner of living
St. John, N. B., Neus, Nov. 2l.
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One OF enc. Edwards Lester. one
of the editors of the " hard" organ of New
York, was few years ago flaming abo.
litionist. In 1910 he was a delegate to
the Worlds Anti-Slavery Convention.
and during the sittings of that body made
several speeches of the real Garrisonian
stamp. Here is an extract from one Of
them e
He (the fugitive slave) dares not re-
veal himself until he sees q man with a
broad-brimmed hat, and ah a broad
brimmed hat is the shield of freedom; he
knows it will protect him. The man OF
God takes him to his dwelling, feeds,
clothes and comforts him, and sends him
on to an abolitionist, for we have chains
Of posts all through the free States. He
stops day or two at Oberlin, that friend
ly lighthouse which guards the entrances
to the harbor of British freedom. Al
Oberlin he learns what it is to be treated
like man. But he wants to reach thu
British soil; he crosses Lake Erie, and
the moment he steps on this ground, ht
is adopted by your government, and re
ceive as royal charter of freedom from
your beloved Queen. All! Sir, 1 wisI
she could be Queen long enough to make our
subjects free. " - -
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS, Group, AND wHOoP
INir COUGH,

The Best Cbuegd Syrup in he World.
DR.. ROSE's CELEBR tTED COUGH SYRUP gives imnedi-
e.e relief TO t. the worst Cough, whether Consump-
tive proceeding from cold. 1t slays any irri-
istion of the Lungs, and f0rtes the system against
future attacks In bottles at 30 cents and 81.
Children also liable to Group, which dangerous
complaint yeLs Immediately TO Dr. j. RoSLs NEVER
FAILING CROUr SYRUP. Price IS cents.
Whooping Cough, another complaint, always
worse in cold and damp weather The afflicted find
grsat relief in the use OF Dr. j. Ross's WBDoPIyG
COuGH SYRUP, which always relieves and prevents
the disease from running into other diseases, such
a. inflammation Of the Lungs, Dropsy in the Chest,
and Consumption. Price so cents.
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do, you will find Immediate relief by using DR.. j. s.
R0ss's PAIN CUREs- II il the only preparation which
cures almost ins antly Sore Throat, Rheumatism.
from Colds. Pains in the side back or limbs, Face
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s.f Neck, Bruises, Corns and Chilblains Whers-
ever You have pain the Pain CuTsr, safe to all
ages. Price l2l5. % and 50 cts.
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D2. j. s. RosE's NERVOUS AND ISvIGOR irING Coz
DIAL The greatest discovery in medical science
This astonishing preparation for raising up weak
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lence, Heart Burn, Rastie<suess, Numbness, Neural
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whole system, it is almost miraculous in its effect
50 cents a iottie
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TRUTH IS MIGHTY.

A Plain and Unvarnfshed STATE m ent
NVE commend the perusal of the extract below
w to our readers MIR. Bull is a merchant of
high character.
"a RnIrn.I % W
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MEDICINES WHICH NEVER FAIL TO
GIVE SATISFACTION.

hR. J. :. ROSE l. an honorary member of the
IL Philadelphia Medical Society, and graduated
ia ls from the University Of Pe nnsyl yanis, under
tie giidanee of the truly eminent Professors Phys
irt, Chapman, Gibson, Coke James and Hare, names
celebrated for u,eie4l science Being solicited by
thousands OF his patients To put up his Preparations
he now offers to the public the results of his
perirnee for the past thirty yelrs the following val
c.fc diSsdSe:
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DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE, &c.
Mr. WB. Oldham, of baltimore Gu aom house suf
f.red these complaints for Is months with both body
aud mind seriously affected. He was cured by HamI-
tons Vegetable Tincture, after other things failed
The North-Carolinian., 1853-02-26
WANT OF MONEY!.

will sell my SUMNER RESIDENCE, two
miles from the Market, on the Fayetteville and
Western Plank Road-one of the most desirable
aud healthy places in the county.
Alse, 10 Shares If Fayetteville and Western
Hotel Stock.
With the largest stock Of Ready made CAR
ri AGES and BUGGI!.S offered in this
All Of which will sell at very reduced pricei
for cash negotiable notes.
So little attention has been paid to the call
mode by me after the fire of the 2d Jany, on
those Indebted to to Call and settle, that am
indnced to offer the above property at reduced
prices to enable me to rebuild my Carriage E>-
Enlistment and continue my business with con
venience.
shall place notes in proper hands for collec-
ton, if not paid soon. | have all my accounts
made out to the 1st Jany 1852.
A. A. McKETHAN
April 10, 1852 6S5-tf
The North-Carolinian., 1853-02-26
Further Notice.

Having obtained an order ofCourt to that effect
shall, on the 2Sth day of February, instant, at
the late residence of George 7. Barksdale, decd
expose to public sale the personal property be-
longing to said estate consisting of stock, farm
ing utensils. pork, corn, fodder, carts, wagon,
two barouches, mules, horses, household and
chen furniture, blacksmith tools, aud thirteen
negroes, women and children.
Cumberland, on the 1st Gay of March next: corn,
fodder, pork, farming utensils, and the perish
able property there of said estate. And a valua-
bic blacksmith and carpenter named Miles, at
the Court House in Fayetteville, on the Sth day
of March next
At the Daily place, near Fayetteville, the
I'd day of March next, the perishable property
of said estate there.
Al the old Barksdale place, near Summerville,
on the 4th March next, the furniture and perish
able property of said estate there.
And at the place near James Robinson's, in
Bladen, on the 7th March next, the corn, fod-
der, hogs, and the perishable property of said
estate at that place; and various other articles
too tedious to mention.
The property will be sold to the highest bid
der on credit of six months-the purchaser
giving bond and approved security before the
property is removed.
The sales will commence at IL o'clock.
PATRICK MURPHY, Admir-.
Feb'v -, 1853 729-3t
The North-Carolinian., 1853-02-26

INDIAN TROUBLES IN FLoR1DA.-A few
days since it was stated that Governor
Brown, Of Florida, had vetoed the bill
Ito provide for the final removal Of the
Indians of Florida, and for other purpo-
ses." which passed the Senate January IL,
and the house January 12- It appears
that the bill was reconsidered by both
houses and passed. again. notwithstanding
the Governors veto. by the requisite con-
stitutionaI majority, and has accordingly
become law. The assembly proceeded
to elect the commanding officer of the
brigade Of State troops provided to be rails
ed in this act, and Major a. &. Johnson.
OF Hamilton, receiving S4 votes out Of 43,
all the others being blank, was elected.
The Floridian says 1.-THE Governor will
proceed at once to raise the regiments t.
compose the brigade. and tender them
to the federal government, according te
the requirements of the law, SO that in ase
the United States refuse to comply will
their Ty fns te %p5srtaks e ;
State may be in readiness to do the busi-
ness herself''-N. 7. Erpress.
The North-Carolinian., 1853-02-26

\ New RAILROAD IMPRovKMENT.-
From the daily working of a model eng inc
and railroad in the rotundo Of the Capitol.
it seems t" be very generally agreed that
this invention is destined to work wonder
full change in railroads. 1t is the plan Of
James S. French, of Virginia, by which,
using the driving axle of the eng inc for a
fuicrum, he gives to the eng inc unlimited
adhesion and graduates the required guam
tity to pound. The facility with which
this is produced, or entirely thrown OH.
the engine then differing in no way from
those on the common plan, in the great
feature of the inventions; aud the means
by which it is done is among the mos,
simple Of all mechanical con'rivances.
The effective power Of the present To-
comotive engine is limited by its weight
on Mr. Frcnch's plan it is limited by its
capacity to generate steam. and is always
ready to work up to that capacity. Pos
sessing a certain supply OF adhesion at AL
times. and it being almost impossible fol
the machinery To get oil the track, it no
only renders practical, certain, and easy
the working OF grades never before though
Of, but must lead To the introduction o
lar cheaper roads, and far lighter machine
ry, even to railroads not exceedin. III COS
the common plank road.
This invention is conceded to be entIreI }
original, aud is remarkable for its simpler
ty ltmeets with great favor, and attracts
creat attention. The most practical an,
scientific men in both houses Of Congress
have pronounced in its favor; the practica
men Of the North were the first to i've i
their unqualified appreciation. on.-IasAing
ton Union