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OFFICIAL

TsaAsysI DEPARTMENT., August 20, 1854.
E3tics is hesety given to tie holders Of the fol.
osins-1-seribed ste IS of the United States, thst
| -.s'@epsItH-n. orspared to purchase, at sny
s'n@ between De Late hereof and the Doth day Of
ovsIuDer next portions of those stocks, amounting
n the aggregate to $s,S4O 900, Ia the manner and
On the terms herenafter mentioned, to wit:
In case Of any contingent competition, within the
amount stated, preference will be given ia the or.
Ser of time In which said stocks may be offered The
cer;hostes, duly assigned to the United States by
,ae psrt;es who to receive the amount Their of,
must be transmitted to this department upon the
receipt whereof, price will be psj, compounded
Ct he following particulars:
1. The par value: or amount specified in each GER
fifcate.
2 A premiurr On the stock of the loan authorized
by the act of July, 1916, redaematle November II,
1855, Of per GEN.; on the stock Of the loan All
thorized by the set of s42, redesmabls 3lst Decem
oer 1882, of II per cent; the stock bf the loans
authorized By the acts of 1s47 and 's45 end redeem
able, the former on the 3lst December, 1887, and
the latter on the got June, 1868, of 16 per cent
and on the stock OF the loac althoriEs by the act
Of 1856, and redeaQable on the 5lst December 1861
Commonly called the Texan Indemnity six per
cent
5. Interest the par Of each ztifcate from the
lst OF July, 1854 to ths date Of receipt and settle
ment st the Trsasu-y, with tee allowance (fo- the
money TO rsach the oIner) Of one days interest in
addition.
Payment for said stocks viii be made in drafts Of
the Treasurer of the Uuited Sta,es on the assistant
treasurer at Boston, Eew York, Philadel phia,
the parties may direct.
But certificate will be entitled to the benefit OF
this notice which shall not be actually received at
the treasury o. or before the ssid 2eth dey of No
S5moer next.
JAMES GUrARIE,
Secretary Of Treasury.
The time during which the above named stocks
Till te purchased ny his department upon the
terms abo specified is hereby extended to 31st De-
cember neat, inclusive.
AS the transfer books will be closed on the LIST
December, when the current half gears interest b.
comes vested in the stockholt.r at that date, all
ceertdsates Of inscribed stock must, in addition to
lOe usual assignment to the United States have an
expreaa assignment of the interest made by the
stooz ho.der thereon Where the interest is not 80
assigned. or whers the coupons payable on the 1st
January Ee1t, In cases of coupon stock, are not
transraittsd with the certificates the premium and
one days nt2rest only (ess interest from the time
rf rfietr,nption 10 lst january Will be included with
ths Yti,c'p: IN the settlement
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Eeoretary of the Treasury.
GRssS9.y pEpARTaHsT Nov. 18, 1854.
10 -dt2y
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SUPERIOR HARPS.

{XTE have this day received svery superior toned
w HARP, from the celebrated Partisan manu-:
factursrs Donsry, who received the highest pre-.
MUM for Harps at the great exhibition in Il ndon,
1851.
Persons desirous of purchasing, by giving US .
call have the opportunity to obtain one of the above
unrivailed Instruments. HlLBUS H1TZ,
Music Depot, cor. Pa. avenue, 11th and SITS.
lac
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VETERAN TUNER.

THHE undersigned infor ms the musical public that
i be is now prepared to tune Pianofortes, Organs
and Melodeons with dispatch. Fsrty years expert
enee in the business affords him qualifications for
aceurateness which few can attain, having 80 far
given entire satisfaction to all correct musicians and
the exclusive tuner of Pianos at the Presidents
Mansion at the time Of Madison.
Or'ers left 1T HILBUS 4 HlTZ Music Depot, OF
Mr: VIM. Zantzinger's Music Store, will meet with
prompt attention; but if left at other establishments
do not reach him and fall into the bands of mino,
tuners. JACOB HILPUS,
st., between 18th and 18th, south side.
dec 12-tf
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NEW STORE, NEW STORE.

LuulsldHu dDenIe, opposite NE Bdnk 3f washington
MR. THOMAS DELEANY respectfully invites
N1 the attention OF the public to examine bis
stock of GOODS, which he bas opened on Lousisna
avenue between Sixth and Seventh streets, opposite
the Bank of Washington, consisting of all descrip.
tons of Teas &c, Imperial. Gunpowder, and Black
Tea; Win and Liquors, Of all sorts, which he can
sell at the 10 prices for cash approved paper
Besides all ths n-cessaries for Grocery Business,
viz: Brooms, Buckets, Ced.r Tabs, Matches, Sc,
&c. Please call and ses for yourselves.
rov Q2--3m
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AMUSEMENTS.
FORREST HALL, GEORGETOWN.

A GRAND Vocal and Instrumental CONCERT will
"A be given by the Washington EUTERPEANs
Washington, complimentary to the young men OF
Georgstown, on January 1, 1865, when the Euter-
Leans will be presented by the young men with a
SILVER GOBLET, as token to heir vocal nd In.
strumental talents
For Programme gee future advertisement.
Tickets for sale st /, KidEelrs Drug Store,
Georgetown; kidwell Laure NE, and Ellis's Music
Store, Washington. dec IA so6t
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Cor HIM THERE.-While a number of
lawyers and gentlemen were dining at
Wiscasset, few days ago, a jolly son of
the Emerald Isle appeared and called for
dinner. The landlord told him he should
dine when the gentlemen were done eat.
ing.
''Let him in among u.s." whispered
limb of the law, land we shall have some
fun with him."
The Irishman took his seat at the Ia
bic.
You were not born in this country,
my friend 2" =
"No sir (; I was born in Ireland"
"Is your father living!"
''No, he is dead"
"What is your occupation !''
Trading horses.
'SDid your father ever cheat any one
while here 2"
81 suppose he did, SIR"
where do you suppose he went to 2"
"To Heaven, sir"
Has he cheated any one there 2''
He has cheated one, believe"
"Why did they not prosecute him z"
Because they searched the whole
kingdom of heaven, and couldn't find
lawyer"
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THE GREAT MARBLE STATUE
THE DYING GLADIATOR.

I'm eIht61t30m at MORRISON'S BUILD
ING, At street, near Pa, avenue, from
9o'ctk n. m. until 10p m. daily.
ADMIT ANCE as CENTS
"a STATUE Of surpsssiog meri. Its cover ard
pathos sre Independent OF time place and condition
The charm and power o thu statue consist ;n III.
amazing truth with which the two great elsment te
of humanity and mortality delinested. The ar.
tist gives Us al the pathos and the tragedy Of death
without its ghastliness ard Uorror. We eel Our.
selves in the presence cf that awful Power before
whose Icy scept.e all mortal dist nctons ar level ed
No statue WISE ever more marked by sim plicity
hing has been done for effect. Novu gar 3D.
plsuse courted and the decsncy erd dignity Of
truth are scrupulorsy obserFed."-RiUard's siz
Months IN Ia'y.
"a sondsrfal production Of art Is simplicity is
such that it does not strike a. St tie admiration
comes afterwera, and in tide suf ii ntly deep and
strong. st the moment We behold the Dying els d.
istor his agony is past. It is TIE moment Of ex.
haustion OF faintness Of death."-Mrs EHis
This statue is rdissolubly asocisted With Byron's
immortal stanZa:
see before me- the Gladiator ;e:
lie leans upon his hand-his manly brow
consents TO death, but cOnquers ag9ny,
AND his droop,d head sinks gradually low
And through his side the last drops-ebbius slow
From The red gaslI, fall heavy, one by one
Like the first of thunder shower and now
The arena swims around him--he is gone,
Ere ceased the mhuInan shout which hail d the
wretch who won.
He heard it, but he needed it not-bs eyes
Were with his heart, and that was far awav;
he reck'd not OF the life he lost nor prize:
But where his rude hut by the Danube lay,
There We're his young barbarians all at play
There was their Dacian mother-he. their sire
Butcherd to make Roman holiday
Ali this rush ID with his blood--shall he cxpre
And unavenged: Arise We GOths, and glut your
ire?
dec le-tf Us. HOLDINGS lead, Agent.
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FAMILY GROCERY.

FAMILY GROCERY.
Northwest corEer Of Thirteenth and Fl streets.
reNHE subscriber having taken the abovenaned
pied sss5f; s7 Ms !'fsns'' e. f.ss e:sS RocERFs
intends kseping a general lss
supply OF FAMILY GROCEBIES, Of the very bes,
quality, which will he dpossd Of at the lowest pos
sbe rates for cash. or on shor. credit to punctual
customers.
He eolcits continuance Of the custom of the for.
mer patrons OF the house, and begs to invite the at
tenton nd inspection of his numerous friends and
acquaintances to tn quality Of his goods, aud the
arrangements made to secure the ibeI al patronage
of the public. A. JACKSON.
dec l2-1m
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Rich MEN IN San FRANCIsCo.-In =
recent number of the San Francisco
Chronicle, 245 names of individuals and
business firms are given, who pay taxes
On property valued at $4,000 and over.
The whole amount of taxable property
was 3S,000,000. The following is 4
list of those whose property is estimated
at not less than 100000:
j. L. Folsom, 1876 900; Samuel Bran
nan, 494 300; California Steam Nayiga-
ton Co., $4,000; Haueck, Peachy &
Billings, 307, 900; Nicaragua Steamship
Co., 100000; Davidson & Co., 332, 100:
Palmer, Cook & Co., 2O4, 400; W. ID. NJ.
Howard, 2l9, 800; Grogan & Lent, 2O2,-
600; John Parrott, $4,000; James
Lick, $4,000; Flint, Peabody & o.,
l6S, 500; Abel Guy, 10000; James
Cunningham, l25,3O0; M. Godaffrey,
lS6, 500; Bolton, Barron & Co., l38, 900 !:
North Point Co., l20, 900; Page, Bacon
& Co., 100000 NJ. Throckmorton, 100.
600; Samuel Moss, Jr., 100, 600; John
Cowell, 100000; Moore, Folger & Co.,
100000; j. L. Riddle, 100, 500; L. o.
Larkin, l04, 100; Lucas, Turner & Co.,
l14,O00.
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MRS. F. HERMAN. L. FISHKF
. MRS. HERMAN & CO.,
FRENCH STEAM SCOUEERS.

No. 6S North Eutaao street, near Lexington,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Will thoroughly clean all kiuds of Lsdies and
Children's Dresses, made Of Silk, Velvet, Woel
Gentlemens Coats, Pants and Vests, without shrink.
ing or taking cff the natural gloss.
The utmost punctuality warranted.
White Grape Shawls done up equal to now.
All orders left at WM. P. SHEDD'S Fancy Goods
and Millinery, 500 Eleventh st., Washington.
dec l3-2W
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CARD MUSICAL
NOTICE
TO THE CITIZEES OF WASHINGTON.

~ LIE LEND Vc W ASdlN0xUN.
Ts'HE BOARD OF ASsEsSoRS do hereby give no.
L lice that they will meet daily at their room In
tho City Hall, from 10 O'Clock a.. m. until p. m.
from the fifteenth to the thirty first day of Decem
Der instant, inclusive, Sundays snd Christmas ex
cepted, ror the pupcse OF correcting any that
may be pointed ou in he list Of Persons subject to
school tax for the year enling en- the tbirty-frst
day Of the present month tDecember; and Of adding
thereto the names Of any persons subject o The
said school tax which may have seen omitted there
rom.
The Board would particularly cal the attention
Of eli to the fact that person vote next year
at auy election in this city whose name has moi
been returned as -utject to sotool tax for this
year. Every free white male citizen Of this city, G:
the age of twenty one years and upwards, would
therefore do we'll to whether bis be on the
said list and if omitted, to gye notics to the B7ard
of Assessors that it may be returned ior this year
7. F. HARKEESe,
J. W. BARKER,
I'M DOWNING,
R.. B OWENS,
j. HEPBURN,
j. RUSSELL,
P. HEPBURN,
dec l5-dt31st Board of Assessors.
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SUPERIOR BOTTLED LIQUORS FOR MEDICI-
y NAL PURPOSES.
Choice Cognac Brandy
Pert, Sherry, aud Ms5eira Wines
Families recommended by their physicians the
use of any Of the above liquors for medicinal pur-
poses, Will bcar in mind that the subscriber hiss
them constantly on hand, Of the purest and best
quality. ROB'T X. TWsEDY, Grocer,
corner Pc. avenus and 18th ST., 8. side.
dec 21-dtJan1
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n WARR1NER,W Matchmaker, No. $40 Pa.
VI avenue, between Ninth and Tenth sts WASH
ington, having competent assistant, a nd devoting
our time exclusively to Watch repairing. hone to
satisfy those H1o may offer their patronage.
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IMPERTINENCs PUNIsHED.-We find i'm
the Courier des Etats Ums an account of
curious incident which occurred at
charity fair in Paris:
A young lady, Miss A., celebra-
ted for her beauty and her wit, presided
at one Of the tables. Among the throng
which passed around the fair vender of
elegant articles, was a young gentleman
of much assurance, who gazed upon the
lady with offensive freedom and affected
to admire the various articles exposed
for sale, but bought nothing.
"What will you please to buy, sir?"
asked Miss A., with a smile of ne.
culiar meaning.
"Oh," replied the exquisite, with a
languishing look, "what ] most wish to
purchase is unhappily not for SALE"
"Perhaps it is, said the lady.
"No, no, dare not declare my wishes"
Nevertheless" said Miss A d, "let
me know what you wish to buy"
"Well then since you insist upon il,
l should like ringlet of your glossy
black hair"
The lady manifested no embarrassment
at the bold request, but with a pair of
scissors Immediately clipped off one of
her beautiful locks and handed it to the
astonished youth, remarking that "the
price was five hundred francs"
Her bold admirer was thunderSiruck
at the demand, but dared not demur, as
by this time group had collected and
were listening to the conversation. lie
took the hair and paid over the five hum
dred francs, and with an air of NORTH
cation and sadness left the hall.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

Mrs. G. ANDERSON has this day received a
1Nl large assortment OF Fancy Articles which she
ing Of various articles of Fancy Stationery, Fancy
Letter and Note Paper, Geld and Silver Pens and
Pencil Cases, Work Boxes. Writing Desks, Back.
CANNON Boards and Chess, Paper Weights, Ink
stands, &C.
Also, selection of Miscellaneous Books consist
ing OF Poems and Juvenile Books, which will be
sold at reduced prices.
276 Pa. av., 81 door from Kirkwool House.
dec 2l-2w
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MUSIC FOB BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
L. T. w. WEBER

EsPFCTFULLY INFORMS HIS FRIENDS and
IL former patrons that he continues to attend
BALLS, PARTIES, &C., with his we'll organized
BAND of scientific Musicians.
He will introduce all the new and fashionable
Music
An accomplished Pianist furnished If desired.
~ Orders left at Hiibus Hitz' Music Depot,
Gsutiers MIXERS Confectionery Stores, or 1T my
residence, near Gen. Hsnderson's, Navy Yard, will
meet with prompt attention. nov 28-2m
ID EMEMBER, JOHN r. ELLIS HAS AN I'M
Ii mense assortment Of Fancy Goods suitable for
Holiday Gifts, which he 10 selling cheap.
No. 800 Ps. av, bet. 9th and 10th sts.
dee 18-tf
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the trial by jury in this case, they NAV
do so in all others. l have asked IN vain
for definition Of the plincinle upSn
which this destruction of the trial BY
jurv is TO be sustained. The only answer
which he's ever been given is that the
Legislature may abolish the trial by Jury
in all new offences created since the adop-
ton of the constitution! That is, the
constitution is so lame, defective and i'm
potent in protecting the Liberties Of the
people, that while the murderer and felon
are safe from punishment until q Jury
condemns them, the man who sells
glass of brandy, or plug of tobacco, or
a cigar on Sunday, may be hung on the
nearest tree or post, like dog, by the
order of a justice Of the peace, without a
trial by jury, and without appeal from
the decision! Burglars and highway
robbers are secure in their right to "a
spc sdy public trial by an impartial jury"
But if man rifles in an omnibus, or
takes walk for recreation on Sunday,
or does anything else which was no OF.
fence at all at the adoption of the Consti-
tuition, the Legislature may authorize q
justice of the peace, without a jury, to
fine, imprison, hang, drown, or burn him
at the stake! The principle upon which
the present conviction is sustained goes
this length, or it means nothing at all.
That it is an alarming doctrine, every
one must perceive at a glance. The case
of Van Swarton is of no special import
snce; but great principle Of public Sc
curity is violated.
The protection Of the constitution is
taken away from the citizen, and he is
exposed to the expressions of prejudice,
intolerance, and fanaticism. No man is
safe. No one can tell where this NAV
end. The cause of temperance can never
prosper by trampling upon the constitu-
tional rights of the people, and its true
friends seek their commendable ends by
no such improper means.
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GRAND Ne'y YEARS BALL
I { R PS II 1 { R { GL l R

7 HE members o. the "Terpsichore Club" respect.
fully announce to their friends and the public
gereianj that the frst Grand Bali of tie Club i'll
he given on MONDAY EVENING, January the Lat.
1855, at ODD FELLOWS HALL, Navy Yard
IN order that all may be eatished with the enjoy.
msnt Of the evening, the Club will spare no pains
to make this one OF the ost pleasant balls of the
season.
The ball will be opansd with tiaa performance of
some excellent music by the "Arlpni Quartette
Club" so we'll known to cur nnusics, public
Superior Cotillon Music has bssn engaged for the
occasion.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-sdmitting gentleman
and ladies; to be had Of any Of The managers and
at the door on the evening Of the ball.
MANAGERS.
Marcellus Marcernn,
j Dob5yn, RW Howe,
WE Tucker, DIV Jarboe
Ennis, G A Bari,
J W Smoot + GartIard
McNamee.
dec IL, Is, 26.27 ,2S, &c, ,30&Jan1*
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A REMRDy FOR "EAcB n1sgasKn

- SS60hOk Eoh kaGh T..
DR. J ROSES ExPECyoRANT Or COUGH SYRUP.
For tbs radical cure of consumpt.ar cold hoarss.
ness, asthma bronclitis, splitting Of the blood in
nmaton of she lungs or throat and all pulnon-
ary diseases This preparation not only cures con.
sumption, if taken ia time, but 1T fortiiss the sys
ten against fltur2 attacks. As Congll Medicine,
II Is the best In the Worlj. 1t is now use1 and re-
commended by physicians at home AMI abros1 In
bottles, % cents, 50c. and 81.
Dr.. Rosss WHooPING COCGa SYRUP
This preparation clways riyes imraediste relief
prevents Inflammation Of the Lungs, end Dropsy
In the ehest, and effects cure in few days--Prce
30 cents.
GROUP SYRUP.-This remedy is never known
T. fill, and has saved thousands of chiIdren-Price
Is cents.
CR. J. 8. Ecss'3 ) EI5ss.-!. oa Liver O0MFoUEp.
su-e cure f. prspspsic, Sour Stomach, Indi.
sestion, and Live. Syll2!aint. This Compound used
with Dr. ,-ose's Ksaiiy Pills mas cured thousands
o. eonfrIn"l Dyspepsia ani Liver Complaint It is
. tonic. Alternative. stomach and Liver Medicine
and WAS highly recommended by the celebrated late
d.. Pbysick-5D cents.
Dr.. y. 8. BosEs ANTI-aILIous Or RAILROAD P1LLs
80 called, because they 20 ahead of all other ri!ls
In their cool effects; en active Purgatiye or Ca.
thargic Medicine they have no equal fres from
gripiny, carrying Of all secretions and bile from the
stomach ana bowels, they can b. taken at all SEA
so3s, by both sexes, OF all ages, ard thout regard
70 weather or exposure. If taken with DR.. Roses
FeTes aud Asue Tonic Mi1tur-, they will prevent
Or Bilious Pevers-l2H snd IS cts.
l,E. j. 2. i.asa's GoLDzr P1LIs.
For Falling oi yh5 verb, Eamaie Eesxness,
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trssted by baudage5 trusses, and external support
which oaly prove pa!listivas yelis completely
TO tbs use of these tonics, streng thening Golden
Pills SOC.
FEMALE SPECIFIC a remedy fer Painful
Mcn5t-ustion. Lsucorrhoes or White5-sl.
Dr.. J. :. RosE's PAIN CUR1a will cur. Stiff Meek,
Sore Throat Poins in the face Side, Back or Limbs
frem ColS, Choiic, Cholera Norbus, &c. It cures
Sprains, Chilblains, Cramps Pains in the Ston-
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So Persons of delicate constitutions by nsture
or those who nave teen made go, by he uss of the
quscz medicines. or any other csuss, should read
DR.. J Roses Meiicsl Adviser to per-ons in Sick
ne7s or in Health, which bcok can be had without
chsrgs, Of
2. D. GILMAT, c. sTUTT & CT, ~. II GIL
MAN, J. " NiIRN, PATTEF SON 4 NAIEN, D.
b. CLARE. Il Il. .icpHEKsON, W. n EVANS,
KIDWELL & LtWRENCE, J. &. MOORE, Wash.
instoD; j. L. 3'lD ELL, 'ieorgrravr. aR' by sill
ds1lcrs in Alexandria, YiT iri-.
nov Str
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U Charles Lamb hit the hydropa-
thiSts when he said: "Water was as old
as the deluge, only that the first great
application happened to kill more than
it cured" ......
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,WAY DOWN EAST, Jack Down;na's
w lat, with High Life in New FORK, the Wide.
Awake Gift for 1866, &c, just in at the New Book
store, IVA Pa avenue. dec 19-tf
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IL rs boxes prime LEMONS, in Store ard for sale
by NJ. ELDRIDGE.
dec 21-t Union Wharf, Alex andria, Va.
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AVOID ALL OUACKERY.

n REGULAR PHYSICIAN ONLY LIFE Pro.
LONGEp, CURE FOa All PAIN, COyGTIs.
COLDs, CONSUMPTION, GROUP, WH00pfNG-
COUGH, LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, IN
Digestion. SOUR STOMACH, SCROFULA, ALL
SKIN ERUPTI0Ns, AND ALL FEMALE COM
PLANTS.
DR.. J. s. RO3a'5 CELEBRATED FAMILY
MEDICINES are the result of thirty years practice
IN Phi!saeiphia His preparations are for eeca
complaint, and have bsen well tested and approved
by hundreds Of Physicians, and thousands of Pa
tieuts
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RsV. VENOM s5ERIDaE, U.s.N.

P0A1aE0UIh, VA, Aug. lS, 1851.
Mr. j. z. EOush--Dear sir: While aln, in gene.
rs opposed 10 patent medicines cander compels me
to state that have great confidence in the virtues
Of HsIoptou's Vsgetabl- Tinoturc. For several
months past have used il in NY family and in
dy5pep.is loss Of appetite dizziness and general de-
buity, With entire success. Sc far as Ry experience
extends, therefore, 1 take pleasure in recommend.
Ing 1t 10 the AFFLICTED ss eae and efficient remedy
I a2s, respectfully, yours:
SEHacH EsERiDCs,
Caspian, United States Navy.
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A CTH0R OF TIL. GREAT R,5OE JU.T BE
n ms PUBL Ish10. SPEAKS f EANPTOtI'S
TINCrUR2.
GREAT CURE OF r. SUMATIsM CONTRACTED
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~ HlRTS aADE TO ORDER.--STEVEEs ii, EIls
~ Hotel, Il prepared 70 make Shirts t. t.st;re
and warrants them In all case to it.
dents troubled with bad fitting Shirts can ce
suited st SrEVESo'S salesroom,
dec p-oBns, ffo.sI
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not deserve the tenderness with which they
have hith~ rto been regarded. As they deny 10
Others ,he blessings Of liberty, they should
themselves be deprived oftheu. AT the same
time, we by no means desire to approve those
who constitute the staple audience of our
street preachers. Men who want to hear Pro-
testant doctrine preached Can listen to 1t
in churches, and stand in o need OF dancing
attendance upon hair Drained enthusiasts ike
the Angel Gabriel and when they prefer the
open air performance to the church, the infer
euce is strongly adverse to their sincerity.