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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20
Poetty.
From Blackwood's Magazine.
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The Autumn winds ar6 moaning dfelr About the Hall, The Autumn leaves arc falling sere Beneath the wall. The rain is stayed. but one dull cloud Hanes like pail. N The branches groaIs now low, now loud, Around the Hall. it z Tho Earth is very sad without sr The Heart withiHi 5sS*4s The cloud is meelly matched with deubt-=- The cloud of sin-- Long like the leaves that fall about Thy hopes have been. The trees green hopes may grow aeains- What Spring is ihinef x Thine cannot be like Natures pain, Though now she pine. @& Iris thine own choice thou hast enjoyed, "Earth be thou mine !'' ,t st -..e Earth cries in answer, waste and void, ".No longer thine v ..,s ,,s s At length the belt of cloud is riven, And crowns the fen; ,F Stretch forth thine hand, take what is given The tears of Earth, the frown of Heaven. The hate of Men. ssf
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20

Take the ii.le of nobility which thou hast received bV birth. but endeasor tO add 10 t anolher. thA, bath may form tue nobility. There is between the nOlDslisy of thy father and thine own the same difference which exists between ilse aoa.ishmsut of the evening aud oi the maEs0w.- The faod af yesterday |'will not serve thee fnE 10 day and will not give tbse nlEsagsh Cor tho aexs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20

A buiIrsqus |" wild animal prooesRic1' came mo timtGosd st Monday night. go, CD in ossision uf ,hs late inn W ons ise isla.oss. A i've wepishnsk wae skn '.n1. imnl.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20

M6EEf, ike beauty, is greatly disbaSs sged; sud eagerly elinkhi, hhile phszsty s highly ptsised ansi ttafelnllg ne.iided = |, IS like . case which 0lien hs nIezs iz s14 wMnldh'i associate with. and sn9efiN& M nthers whom we don't esFe sn 2. 6sil
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20

Jus4fCE helnnga t0 hs:nabi.y -rhe 4nlI6
 lei sil da al they may their nun sI|Iz'e< on ihe rishiebas end tAe wicked 7s1 z slnne aims ai wnrshiness end m<fis NH
 .,ne ought io enjoy Mhst A tass H0el. !,<
 hin he an4hl d make hiiilfEi ii " sfil.f 2f u, aud Essse to ils level
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20

Ip yau have great tsI<nls. ;ndassfk #'''
 mpraSe tliem t nsotzffiz 6tl||,'lE. S lanisy will &apflN A'l&if sI2 2|shiE#s .st .-...* N0lhina s teniRa ln Nz'' 1.I[1|*d Iz k1f $ In0ihlnR ieessf ln ee nliS.AeA M'.hnns n. N
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20

AnsRnsl1& nN<zanme. M tt *A|1Ak ainrst nt6 Ns||InnI9 p1asfnASH EN EENN.s sss piliuz. HnH&ea&i als esl AE ''.z.1 S<
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20
J. 5. smith, Surgeon Dentist

nR. SMITH respectfully tenders his thankstd D the people of Falls VilIage and the adjoining sforihe liberal patronage received from them foe three years past, and would say that for the better accommodation his customers and the public generally he has permanently located him. self at Fails Village where he will eiill carry on Dentistry in all departments in the highest per; lection, surgical and mechanical. A
 Teeth extracted with great cnfe; decayed teeth filled with pure gold se as to last for number oi years. Articiaiteeth inserted on pivots or plates hs the case may require from one to an entire set according to all ihe latest improvements. |.
 He Mould Say to thnse Wishing block teeth lsiihsartificial gums,) that he has had great ex. peEisnce in setting them within the iasi six oI eight yeaTss .s ..#. ..
 All work waffanted io be done In . finished and workmaniike manDeF, combining durability
 SSrAny amouns of private reference given.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20

bCANE. - ApuWO WNat Q lace ( OtltG% ftll IS heaFse folded handss linIl6w
 ches, whining toiCe the very piciose ui' cttwafdly iTfesbluiiuh. Spring to yebk feet, hlla up your head, draw thal ihs form of yours ID i0 the height that God made il; draw iong breath, ahd look about you. What dO you see w hys all creation taking care Uf number one pVellss in9 ahead ike the car 0f JU9geFnauls. Ovet liVe victims. There lis. ard you can, help IL. Ate you going 10 lie down and he crushed! ~
 By al sha,'s manly, ha!--aadh ahead ]
 You have as gl,0d alright tO mount tll4
 ,r,Wmphal car aA yeiur heiglsh0r. SRep yaUf hnyeFs at 6f0akeFs. ll you cant .round stump. leap Overit, high and lry. Have nerves ug steel, | Ntil of it6a. Never mind s,deaches, or heaFlAches, uf aeadaclles away without sf0pping Q breathe, or nitice envy tif malice. Set y0ur target in 1te elUids, and aim at its If your arrow ialls short of the mark,
 what Ur that! Pick il up and g6 at it ,gaa. lf you should never reschsii, you
 v,ll shoot higher than I vOu aimed at hash. Dom, whine if your friends dfop
 ,G Al tue first siroke Ofgund luck. by
 u"ultlluUS thSV WU CS,tG tVMttA yfsss ss@sH hlve ofbees, lill you are dsgnsled will
 }uHan nature. .s.ss.. ss,s.;k \ .
 "l can,!'' Q rshawl i throw nv. slnve lnNdnr taee, ift sm woman v0u
 ,re d,sntaGe ,O cOrdurUys. What n
 nan lack couragel Mah walt indepeDds ,.nce 1? ulan he discouraged at ahstaa
 .ies 2 "a man afraid ,o face anythyng on
 tar,h save his Nlakers Wny, ! have th6
 nus, 0uuii,,4a,ed con,enipt f;sr ynn, yOu
 ln,le pis,Ilaninu,ls pussy cat. There is' .nlhing manly about you, except yuuf
 shlskers. - Faiiay Fern. RELraIoH "A SouacE or HAPSIRESs. -. There ls no snhjpc, presented iO the ima
 norial mine sO fascinating as true religion.
 Nil other subjects afier while weary Us,
 ,nd are altogether incap1ble of yielding thai saiisiaciiOn which we need and WithS tut witch we ate p0or, and dark, and
 nneiy. For aiier sll, what is the wOrld's ltuwh, or indeed friendship's warm em. brace, and pleasant smile, and deliRhilnl intercourse What is anything ins lhesS low grounds, he ii sad or joy0sss, pfsssper. ,M,s Or adverse, hieor death, wiihbtit tha pure consola ,ioDs Of il,e Gospel, the Glos ,luus l,npes 0f im,nor,al,ys D, :here is
 s,ueihnu in the RehGi!n nl the Redeema er that ii9hiens the ieaFl's sad burden and h,iOys us above the waters oi afhciinns-A In vain, while we feel i,s infiuences do the s,0rus rage and the winds blOw--itl v6iIl
 do hlackenin9 clouds fling their nUrky shadHws scr,,ss our path, and ihe lRht. pinRa play about duf head. Religi0iis Heavens Titsaenker, On wings of k,ves 1es l0 0uf relief: Her hand smobths thS Irnffled br0w 6f the 'cot,tndin9 elemenisi commands the rough wind 10 be still. are
 rests tue ihUuderb0Ii ere ii desiroyss
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20

DsIss shy bs.ins.s, lsss | driVs shas.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20
s 0 N G,

BY THE AUTHOR OF ALTON LOCKE" The world goes up. and the world goes down, And he euushine follows the rain; And yesterday ssneer, and yesterday's frown, Can never come over again. Sweet wife,
 No, never come over again. < For woman is warm, though man be cold, . Aud the night will ha How the day; .a Trl the | cart which a, even was weary and old Can rise in tle morning gay,
 ,.g...sa-s. ,.. ., Sweet wife,
 To it's work in the morning gay.
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Two CAPITALISTS AND MANUEACTUREKS.-Benp
DESTROYS of moving South
and water power TO be
found In the central part of the State.
The mill tract lies Immediately the north side of Deep river,
$50 considerable portion OF
dscuve The pney of the river
the mills, 600 long
pine, which will yield Also, one
other tract situated miles from the Farmvie Coal Mne
tanning $40 acres, heavily tmbered with long pine
The Touring mill consists Of -four pair burs,
chney for well MILL yields annually
eighteen hundred bushels run
Of The mill, with circular saw capable of cutting
thousand feet Of lumber twelve
machinery excellent order having
ed the 1850, and Of the improved kind
As the a point twenty
available power greater
than other place Deep Cape
River Navigation Company have contracted their
steamboat in
length and forty five feet width passing through
and erect, maintain and up permanent
dam feed said eaIa' which
construction, and completed this point will
manufacturer inferior
For further information apply me- Haywood Chatham
county, N. g.
Mar il-law4w ALsTON A. JONES.
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CLAGETT 81 DODsON, Dealers In n kinds OF Fur
niture dry goods keep constantly hand
shortest notice, all kinds Of rich velvet
ply, double ngaio t~ied and
pengs, prices
furnish goods, Also supply Of elegant
rugs and
Al kinds Of rich medium and low priced curtain materials.
the necessary belongings TO complete curtains according
design dtsired Their materials
ncs, which win be found superior and q good taste,
India satin damssk French bochaice
damssk sns, in all desirable
conces and side smbras.c designs
such tulips fuschias, goods
and Of the designs
drapery and cords loops matching
tai nj desired.
Aso, fresh supply Of elegantly embroidered
der curtains embroidered en- anboud and foss
white efnbrassers
q. d. confidently these goods contemplate
furnishing, feeling cean they
vite inspection OF their stock.
AsC u. devote their entire dealing
above goods and doing expense than the
dealers who purchase their the source
reasonable TO that purchasing
home nothing Of the trouble expense transportation
Ind going
sorehoose Pennsylvania avenue Of street.
1a~eo2wif
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Samuel r. Is. New
York. praying for the of granted
the 20 Of jane $780, for Improvement
information by signals, by application
for years from the expiration of said patent which takes
place the goth day flune, ls5t- .#ae-.@
Iii ordered that the said petition be heard Once
Monday, 22 day Of May 10
notified and show
peuuon ought not to be granted. s.e.a, 81
Persons opposing the extension required file the
Office their objections specially writing
days before the day neang all testimony filed BY either
be used the said hearing
with the rules Of the Office which will be furnished spp
The testimony ia the he May
PORTIONS. and other papers relied testimony
in the office before the the 18th May
menfs, II any, within days thereafter
Ordered, that this be published Union nte
and Evening Star, Washington, Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia Pennsylvania Scientific American, New Post
Boston, Massachusetts, Inquirer, Cincinnati Ohio
week for three successive weeks the 2d May
next, the day Of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner q
r. sEdor Of the above win please copy
bills 10 the Patent ohice with this notice
Mar 5-law3w
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BY GREEN & SCOTT, Auct,oneer..

LINIsHINC SALE AT THE IRVING HoTEL.-on Wednes-
day the 18th instant 10 m,
remainder the effects Of the irving Hotel consisting part
fine mahogany dining tables
linen table cloths
Sugar preserves, pickles
lot of other articles
Decanters, wines bar fixtures, Sc.
And all the furniture which hand uncalled
vious sales.
Also, articles the kitchen, house, &c.
And i5baskets champagne. FERNS cash.
D. WILLETT & c. f. ID. WOOD,
Trustees.
GREEN & SCOTT,
Aucdoneers.
p SThe purchasers respectfully
ed to get their goods away and settle their bills.
GREEN SCOTT,
Mar lid Aucu0necrs.
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ksss A rnsas4HsEoA An A.aisl..,
sEsTosan AMP S sE dssG5 a az DIR
ns The properties s,ibasd Professor aoss l1sto,as Ea
o. Cor dial were deemed fabulous the public osn esas'sa
discoveries but fae udeoia facts aessd y witnesses Of ,he
ereda is oveIown by mas Of testimony which peeuy
remedies cases deporabe evils arising from
misuse abuse % the various which make up The wonder
function connected with that mysterious compound agency q mat
sons muscular frame OF powes
omnended as e only means Of a emery, which
well higher a,irbues beneficial effects
ss s ss San ne
The Isn Of nervous ans n
mediate and permanent relief from the use Of s
prove and unfans safeguard ,ha terrible maa
uoas hai ey link beyond ne leae medicine
Let these despair The Elixir deals with disease as
der itself, but
CONSTRUCTION.
The arrangements the system, leading Diseases and
the forms Of nervous
quire column 10 enumeta The aades for which hs prepare
raga douloueux headache incpent paralysis hystea pa
aatuenee prIekns sensation flesh, opdiy
the s n %
inability remain place position, weakness Of the
abus, sinking chronic
se aasnse he ali
from organic causes beyond The reach Of medicine
or structural diseases, il is averred tina,
moRsr's NvIooRArIsG ELIXIR
s ass an amy S no os
azed Of eac.ion but with happy effect on the general
tie SYSTEM and FERTILIZATION Of lha
Of oen ana s Elixir 5
only reliable preparation known
nervous DISEASES.
No language convey adequate idea immediate
change which in the diseased deb
taed shattered system Whether broken down by
Taxed organization is braced, reyvhed and bull!
KeseI under is influence Nor is the esc, on
the Isisis the cordial Of
NAL condition. Well may the preparation be called the
century, scientific
world would admitted tina, miracle Of medicine heretofore
supposed to have no existence.
a srIxuLAxr
ans ali onef The eec,
sn s my wen S said a e % wso s e az
without dawbacksafc in its operations perpetual in Its
ton win also depIesons excitement tendency 70
1ss
melancholy mental debility hysena wechednss thoughts Of
al proaraon rinbiy, inability sleep, diseases
vague slrors papsaon heart
Persons complexion habits restored
The use Of bottle o. Two to bloom and ysoT the skin
xoRsE's ISyIaoRATINs ELIXIR
phenomenon
ola stmulant without a reaction
ingredient been admitted by a
grea, Europe
respect gencr Morse whose undisputed
authority Sciences discovered the production in Arabia where
his attention excited by the wonderfully invgorang effects
anee The sor exhibited BY The Arab
desert pigmages attributable Of this vazng
herb.
Morse's Invgornting Cordial has been counterfeit
ed by unprinciped persons.
all Cordial will have
smls the cork OF each BOTTLE and the following words
blown the glass DR., Morse Invigoang Cordialn c. H.
Ring proprietor, N. Y.
The Cordial put up highly concentrated, in pint bottles
PRICE, 50 PEN BOTTLE-TWO FOR S5-SIX FOR Sl2
c. ii. RING, proprietor,
l92 Broadway New York.
Sold druggists throughout the United Sates Canadas and
West Indies.
Agent Washington city, T. d. Gilman in Baltimore g..
y. Hance.
Jan 26-dIy
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United states Patent once,

Washington, March 7, 1854
N the petition Of Ralph Bukev, OF New York. praying for the
" granted him Ma
$780, in life pTeserve
the expiration OF said patent which
day May, eighteen hundred and fifty four, (ie54)
IL Is ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent
Monday, IL O'Clock,
have
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required
ONCE their objections specially set forth In writing, least twenty
days before the day hearing all filed
used the said hearing
with the rules of the Office, which viii be app
The testimony the will be closed the 81 OF Mays depo
relied
the Office before the morning OF the sh OF May arguments
II any, within days thereafter
Ordered, this pubIsbed in Union
and Evening Star, Washington, d. C. Evening
Philadelphia Pennsylvania Scientific American, New
Boston, Massachusetts and Inquirer, Cinsnnau Ohio,
week Tor successive previous eighth day
May next, the day OF hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
p sEdor Of the above papers will please copy
bills TO the Patent Once, with containing this notice.
Mar S-law3w
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ARRIVAL OF DANIEL WEBSTER
NKw ORLEANS March 1.-THE steamer Daniel Web
ster arrived here from Juan. She brings hundred
and forty passengers, and only small amount OF gold
She left San Juan on 9th. The Star of the
West sailed rom San Juan on The day for New York
with i've HUNDRED passengers, and million dollars
worth Of gold
The political from California is unim porlant. and
no later then that by the North Star New York Basi-
ness was dul--weather favorable.
A boat upset the San Juan river, and eightee
persons were drowned.
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Law school OF Cumberland University, at Lebanon

Law school OF Cumberland University, at Lebanon.
EAcuLTY Hon Abraham carution late OF the circuit
Il Judges OF Tennessee.
Hon Nathan ereen late Of the Judges supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon. Ridley, cnanceors OF the State
Judges Caruh.rs Green
Plan faspfoni. Daily examinations class on the
books No regular Of lectures
daily lessons the progress Of the examinations.
Weekly In VIII
dents commences suits proe-
and through all
The require prepare
deeds, wills records, and all
depce in the trials some OF the by appeal
which held monthly
public the cod Of session The students clerks
IFS, jurors circuit Judges and chanceors official
paciues connected with their suits
Ssssfon-The FIRST in Sep
tember and ends third Thursday February
the succeeding Monday February
Thursday in July.
Expenses per sessionTuion fee $780, ndvaneoi
fee boarding about $50 Students books
which Lebanon
-Four sessions required complete the
dents advanced No previous study required
mission. There -four regular classes.
any time during the collegiate year.
Theirs Is moot legislature connected with school.
Number OF students the collegiate
Feb li-eoly President Board of Trustees.
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ARAB.

Qy-Notsre.Rev. CHARLES Brooks will deliver
The Holland School systemv the Union Academy
OF l4h and New YORK Tuesday
March a. ut N O'Clock Teachers
orally nvi'ed 10 attend
n RICHARDS,
Mar "a Principal Union Academy.
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UNIVERSITY OF vIRGINiA.-An appointment Of pro.
u Of the University Of Virginia. To fiji tbs
death o Professor Consnay viii be made
their
2h Of the subject be sddcs.
ed 10 the undersigned.
~ order o. the Of The board. of visitors. $3.50
GEssNER HARRISON, s
March TO- 1864 Chairman Of Faculty.
Mar l4-imcp
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DODGERS A. SONS genuine penk nives~-Bouah In per
IL by the undersigned the MAKERS in sheffield and jese
eivsd In variety the finest grades and qualities Of that ceebted
house, ~ well a. some OF their chcspsr tud..
Mar ~ FRANCH TAILOR.
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CTRAW GOODs-sPHINGi, ls54.-The subscribers now
prepared exhibit AT their splendid
pleted the site of their former No. Al
Philadelphia entire and beautiful straw, ancy
silk bonnes and fat flowers Panama, palm,
hats for gentlemen, which old
liners generally invited examine confidently promising
in variety novelty and Styles nneqaled
Orders carefully and promptly executed.
Narl a-d
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HOMEOPATHY Fairly Represented, u RcpIy Pro-
Ill lessor Simpsons Homeopathy Misrepresented by William
Henderson, NJ. d. Professor University
Melchampe legend of The Santee. BY W. Gilmore esq.
The Planters Northern Bride. novel Caroline
Rnsses School Histories Of United staes England
France
Just received at TAYLOR MAURY,S
Mar IA Bookstore, 9th
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mo. 497.l

mo. 4971
Office extending the time OF the reservation Of
~ lands heretofore Withdrawn
Cairo and Fulton Tafoad and areAes the
and ARKANSAS.
Notice Is hereby given that the
Withdrawn from market
entry Except for valid until the 9Th
lying within the pobse limits
tied An act granting The right Of and making
the States of Arkansas and Missouri
railroad from point The Mississippi opposite mouth Of the
Ohio river Little Rock the fuI
In hrkapsss with branches Fort Smith and the Mississippi
approved February 1884, hereby further
extended and continued until this ofhce
Given under hand city Washington, this 2h OF jan
nary, 1854
by order Of the PRESIDENT
WILSON,
Commissioner OF General Land Once.
Jan 24-iawl3w
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I ONDON ART UNION.-TAYLoR & MAURY will receive
subscriptions the London Art Union for
the list viii be closed for the 1854 The
takes place April l.
Mar IL Bookstore, near 9Th street.
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OF America CHARLES fRODSHAM.
ArRIL Is 1859.
saes for The se Of Charles improved
Die Of Watches made BY CHARLES
f9dham and styled his nsw series" In the watches o. The
compensation adjustment in isochronsm
power obtained producing
81 e
variety o. climate motion, and position so perfect the adjust
ing, Ae produces them sensible effect Ihay therefore,
The scientific critic, Borsendor bis
the London Exhibition 1851 sle. The contribution Of Mr.
ing The lower of,he Ensl.sAfehoo.n
rrodsham Of fs,i7or excellence Of principle
One Of Mr. Frod.lam's correspondents writes as follows.
LONDON, April rs, 1854
SIR have much pleasure giving gold
which expressly stipulated uniform
in manner going for the drst
six months was Ave seconds MONTH and in ,he SIX months
the end Of 3e5 found be fast OF Greenwich
previous such believe only
The usual character oyour improved Watches which
remain sir, yours respectfully,
To Mr.. CH.s. FRopsu.x.
The undersigned has received The following
Bosrox, oct s, 1853.
Sra herewith give you remarkable perform
o. 10 G,, ya,i..o. 's months, by weekly Oh
'' Yours rsspeeaaiy ''''' '"' BILLINGS BRIGGS.
To Mr.. sisos WILLARD.
BosTor, Sept B. 1898.
The YOU
Frodhnm London, 1900 varied but thirty
months by actual daily comparison with your
regulator.
Yours, sc, ALVIN ADAME.
sIsoN WILLARD.
wio among dsr. proved
watches time keepers
ENOCH TRAIN, esq, WIN. WHITING, esq,
u. c. BATES, esq, GEO. N, THATCHER, esq,
" w. THAYER, esq, DAVID DYER, ESQ,
E,P osBoRSE.e.q sanaussy,
by Mr. Frodhnm himself especially
the American public
unrvaIled.
All orders addressed the undersigned viii receive
attention. SIMON WILLARD,
Dec pt-2aw3m SathWed aCongresa Boston.
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TUE tsrtnneu Expedition search
Franklin personal narrative by Dr. Kane, u e. navy;
volume, with many snaravings.
MARI FRANcK TAYLOR.
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nvlE TEXAS CREDITORS a meeting at he
National Hotel the 22d day Of this All
to attend in person by attorney.
Mar l4-e0d3t"
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NAVY AoKsr's orFIeE,
N ~ March NJ lAaI


Washington, ID. G., March III, 1854
The registered claims pay in the Pacific,
granted by the acs OF and 1855 having been nearly disposed Of
hereafter which made with the
requirements Of the Treasury Department be paid subject only
delay made description OF the
claimant enlisted This
made by of The increasing number
spurious and will be enforced
sonal application of the claimant this Office.
Printed regulations prescribing the forms Of making applications
pay will be furnished
A. G. ALLEN,
Mar l2-3t INTEL Il Star. Navy Agent.
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conclude with, here original, ocular
ludng spiritual msnifcsting and interesting farce, entitled
MYSTERIOUS DISTURBANCES
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Prices OF admission Dress circle and parquee so
served orchestra rs family ice IS
third ter so csi coorcd gallery, rs Private bore S.