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uihln ~ oNn rce whose dzys are dse q ese1y en1
Az herssle sNesi thls eontiuoef Anst ~ 81
shere NJ rem.drl 10 rdlsli Ne hsPer
ne remeAy i ~ knosing ne eanses ~ sveal'nl
then. and knowing ~ rsnsdiss Ard hspentng y nsn
These nre poln1ed on1 y
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EoR THE HAIR--van Deusen,s improved
- Whapene. Bary's Tficopherous. Emersons
Hair Restorative, sizes, genuine Bears Oil. Ma.
cassof Oil. Rose Hair OH. Pommade de Refine.
Beei Marrow, Tnberose, Pommade NJ Fseurs.
Bears Grease. For sale by L. NJ. SMITH.
ChafIssioun. Ocioher 26 1884
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FTgHE Amefiean Artists uoion, Wepld Respect
u falIl nnnonnc1 q he cNir4n4 o. Ne uuNto
alni,r and he cannda6. IA, LOO lhe purpose y
cu|lIralinr Taste ~ he Zoe arts htooEhqn, ne
ccnhtry. - 4 with ne vifN q enabling every IAN
~ 10 become possessed u gallery q knefaxngs,
~ n, a.. Arsisis 81 he sge hey have determinsd
"a order % cftale an extensive sale ips iheH ~.
rraVins q and thus not only % give employmen, g
l.rrc number u otiiss and ulhers. oni inspire
ammo oar counu3 nrsn aiasle Ior works o. ar,
Is urrseni 10 he pnrehasrfs q Their enErasings,
Wien 80 90 q hen ire sold. $4,000 6ias. ei'As
F.eh pureksser q One Dollar Engraving.
therefore. receives not only IN Engraving richly
worfh he money b1f also ticket Which entities
Mn 10 one Of The Gifts when they are dlsuionteo
For Five Dollars, highly hnished Enkraxlng
beausifally PAINTED 10 OIL: and kitE 1lF I'LL
TICKETS. viii Be sent. or Five DollsEs worth
q splendid Ensravings can Be- selected hon he
a cow o. he caialague, together With speei
men of one ofihe Engravings, can he seen al-she
| once ci this paper.
For each Dollar sent an Engraying aetnaily
4 ately be forwarded.
IT, Co.nmfifee Believing that the success olthis
i Great National Undertaking will be materially
rromv,rd by the energy and enterprise Of inaeish
esui and perseverng Agents, have resolved 70 urea
/ such on the most liberal terms.
| Adv prrson wishing 10 become an Agent, By
/ sepdivg (posl paid 81. viii receive BY return
mail 4 One Dollar Engraving, GIFT TICK
En- Prospectus. Catalogue and all other ne
cessary Information
On The fnal completion cfthe sale the Gin
4 will be placed in the hands Of q Commute o. "
4 purchasers 10 be distributed, due notice OF whie
will BE- given throughout the United States and %
oa'a LIST OF GIFTS:
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NJ Is ;zs''sd 'iss' s. 4 r e y j 80
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/ 1U efeG4t SO 0.Vou~
go steel plate Engravings, brilliant
" cold ID oil rich gilt frames
$3.50 inches each. TO- 5000
10000 elegantsieel plate Engravings,
cord in oil, OF the Washington
Monument, 20x26 in EACH 4 10000
237 600 steel plate Engravings. from
100 different plates now in pos
session of and owned by the Ar
fists Union, Of the market value
Of, from 50 cts to 81 90 each 1000
frst-class Dwellings In 3ist SIS, 1900
- building lots in 100 and l0lsi sts,
New York CITY, each 25xl00 II.
deep, al 1000 1900
100 Villa Sizes, containing each TO-
900 50 f. in the suburbs Of New
York City, aud commanding
magnificent view OF the Hudson
River and Long Island Sound,
al 500 5000
20 perpetual loans ot cash without
interest, or security, Of $3.50 each, 5000
260 90 20 s 900
1000 % g 10 900
Reference in regard to the Real Estate F. J.
Visscher & Co, Real Estate Brokers. New York
Orders, (post-paid,) with money enclosed, TO be
wv HOLBRooKE, sec'ry
sos Broadway, N Y.
~ The Engravings in the catalogues are now
ready for delivery.
Sentember % IR54-6m-SQ0
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VIM 8. ANDERSON,
MARBLE STONE CUTTER,

VIM. 9. ANDERSON,
MARBLE STONE CUTTER,
Frederick City, Md,
y ETURNs his thanks 10 The citizens Of Jeiier-
~ 500 and adjoining counties ior the liberal pa
tronage extended 70 him ID his line Of business re-
specially gives notice that he e now prepared 10
execute ali kinds Of work ir his line-sueh as
Monuments, Tombslabs, Head and
Feet Stones, &C.,
at the shortest notice AID upon the most rsasona-
bic leEps. and his EnSk shsll- eOR1Are. xiih. any
own risk and expense.
All orders thankfully received and promptly AZ
tended 70. Address
WM. s. ANDERSON,
Frederick Cliy, Nd,
]. w. Mc0lNNIS. lge.t
Charlesioun. Va,
or JOHN q. R1DENOUR Aeeni,
Jan. 90. ia5a- Harpers-Ferry. Va.
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HenrY's Invigorating Cordial.

SAMUEL STUNE- Comm.
December I. 1851
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conMlssloSgR's orrios,
!. Charleslown. Dec. Z, 81

M. a rties ID The above SUI are heFFOY HNIuzu
al shaii attend at nv office in Challessawn.
\. F.rs., eounty On Saturday the 6e day q next
's.1a,,h IN Inc narposa ii executing The aalys
No.. 49, :, y f,s,.xslxs a. 10 O'Clock A Nj
W. y ~ SAMUEL STONE, Comm.
December 7. 1854
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Metal Roofing and Spouting.

have now ready for sale lev sets Of TOILET
WARE, consisting Of Pitcher and Bowls. Toilet
Jars Chamber Booklets. Water Buckets and Foot
Tubs which are finished In the neaiest manner
and will Be sold Al Baltimore prices.
tYAll orders from any part Of State are respect
fully solicited and will receive prompt attention.
THOS. DsPARKER.
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Ahu ueATIy eFeFy pIheT pateFh OF Stove now IN
general use in the States.
also am prepared 10 heat Churches and pnblic
or private houses with Hot Air, with the most ap-
proved apparatus, IN 4 durable and safe manner,
aud respectfully soiei orders from all In want OF
any Cooking or Heating Fixtures Of any descrip-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-02-02

Senator Douglas. bill for the orgsnzstion Of the Ne
bra.ka Territory says the Eastern Times, attract
ING much attention. orrosision he o has man,iesi-
I'd itself in quarters, OF the onnisr-
venon principle. regards slavery Recommended the
report Of the congressional committee 70 which The sab
jsci referred.
The Nebraska bdi assumes thai the ComPomiss OF
$50 settled The slavery question, and recognises the rgb,
Of the Nebraska community TO determine il. consi-
,oion when i comes INTO the Union. and to eloths ],
with he anribue Of segoverumsn, The people Of an
old susie Kentucky for instance. abolish slavery
h.y may slavery 10 either case the general gov
eminent would have nothing 70 say % H. Woad any
body say that hy the constitution power i conferred on
Congress. TO restrain the scion Of Stale 10 ia local
sasirs woad no, ihss nfrnrs pspably slsierghis'
This Is precisely The position this report and bid propose
10 regard Nebraska in from the slaron the footing Of
equality with 4 States They propose 10 keep out The
ssrsrs question from The action Of Congressas in the
COMPROMISE kept out OF The territorial gov
ernm.nis Of Utah and New Mexico. Should has bill
sueoeed. then Nebrs.ts. Utah. and New Merico ~I
saad on The focinE and The policy vi be 80 Fixed
lhs The settlement OF ibis question wiIl be hnsliy.
The question then whether Nebraska shall tolerate
forbid slavery let Tor the decision Of The psolejns
toe source wber. in government Of The people The
question ought 10 be ldi TIE comlaon-s se,lIsd ibs
question in this manner and he people also se,ed il
wben they called The present national administration.
bot, ~ svowinr IL. doctrine Al the ou~e power
There ought. Thea, 70 BE- ssroas opposition 10 III
bin BY democrats. The sentiments cvassn. are among
IN. esrdinsl aoerinss Of the democratic PARTY, resrn
ns he principles under which the democratic Party rail-
led uuSsr the sasefsslp Of Gen Pierce and gained .
glorious victory
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srsArr-Mr Brodbead Submitted resolution IA re-
lal.on 10 the establishment OF national foundry winch
was amended and agreed 10,
MIR Sliden submitted resolution IN relation 70 'akins
of The niunctoa of secrecy 10 The voes on nonhs-
hons which was amended and agreed 10.
The ooesson OF privilege in regard 10 The right OF Hon
s. Pners 10 a seal in he Senate was taken uPi and
MIR Esyard, who wss entitled 10 the floor, gave way to
sllow Mr. Williams make few remarks IN support
a the vie wa OF the mssr OF The committee after which,
Mr. Bsyxrd s,oke al length The other side OF
III, question |, is expected that MIR Buller win speak
n morrow, also 40 support OF the views OF the mi
poly OF The committee.
pousr on REPEEsEsTATIvEs.-Tbe Speaker lad be-
,o,s The House The report Of The Commissioner OF Pat
-. which was referred 10 the C0GDee on Printing,
-. ;.,ar,iops 10 CONSIDER whether Sc 600 or 100000
or,;ss ba nr,n.ed Mir Jones, Of New York, moved 10
,srons,arr The vote BY which the bill making il misde-
..,.o % ah.rsc Tie mail railroads was referred 10
-. rouui,,es Of The Whole the state Of ,be Union.
considerable debate, arising out oil the recent iele-
s.bie assussh from Enc rel alive 10 the renewed at
,et Of be people on The railroad track the motion TO
consider was agreed 10. Pending The motion The
third reading Of the b the House went into committee
m The deficiency bill which moi dfPosed OF when
the comm itee rose. and the House adjourned.
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OFFICIAL.



ooNsrls OF THE usIrEB STATES.
Joseph w Clark. OF New York. for africa, IN
Peru.
Edward B. Buchanan. Of Maryland. for La Rochelle.
in France.
r. G. Barnweii. OF South Carolina, Tor Amsterdam,
in the Netherlands
James H. Williams. Of Maine. for Sydney, in Auf-
i1la.
Noble Townes OF Connecticut. for the island Of Bar.
BADGES.
Max S,sstheiner. Of New York. for Sinitgsrd,, IN
War,embung.
Fsyeu. M. Rnxsold. OF the Distinct Of Columbia,
ior paits, in Peru.
John L. Nelson, of Maryland. for Turks island.
Robert C. Murphy. Of Ohio. Tor Shanghai, in China
John Higgins Of New York, for Cork. in Ireland.
James W. Green. OF Virginia. for Lima, in Peru.
George w. Fletcher, Of Alabama, Tor AsprnwAll, IA
New Granada.
John Daley. oil New York. Tor Galway. IN Ireland
c. " Dsnson. OF Massachusetts. Tor Demersrs, N
British Guiana.
s,eps.n Cochran, Of Pennsylvania. ior St Jaso d
Cuba
ch.rls. W Bradley. Of Connecticut. for Ninspo. il
China
Levi Bowen, Of Maryland. FOR Bordeaux. in
France.
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pssaaa Pierce q Untf.s sn.rso az
wheu rprV
ss-fsctoY evi5-no. having rxhhi,os ut Ader
sEosnsa1 ccnfeaeFs
View York. DO hereby him -.ch, and De
him tree erercis and enjoy sueh ncnons,
sad privileges allowed me oossus 81 The most e.
wore n unitsd
Whereof leuers 70 he msds
pws-st an red
my cstr ant fas ~
n January inS~r~.oercs o. the un,es
ssss n Amsr,cs seventy sishda
FRANKLIN rrEacr
NJ chs rrr~iaeui
Il. c@~r~ 4 Tfn4..
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rosscuo AZ rss Aorrs The enlinr OF the weed 10
ConneciIcnf sad 70 be becoming extensive profit
able 10 many Of the river towns tobacco - the primo
ps crop rrown 10 order promote its enliare
sny hss been formed in Hartford. with capital of sxa
900 ior he purpose OF opening tobacco inspection
house 10 ttst city.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-02-02

e.Mt w. No. HaI1isoa susst Cincinnati, Ohio
os general collecting ~sen tins States and Texas
..,lasa BY .. TsoaAs r. Dxsr, wx. h. TaSAAss r. D.
Yrs.s c. NJ l. WsEaAs, A L. cEIps, ale d. VIZ nsiso.
Kscelas Of win BE- good
a,m, Hxsss Nj Lswu Of Montgomery Alab4nIs, gen
M travelling ssent AiabsnA aud Tennessee
...a by C. r. Lxw1s JAAxs o and sAnurt D. LEWIS
uy-Rsseips fon siuAsr u lDs above wan be sooo'
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Potatoes are selling in Warren eepnty and oher por
ons al she upper part IT Pennsylvania ior "a and 40
cest. psr bssAel Al EAson. Pa. they quoted ~ 50
end IS cents ~
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Mn. PHxLP.'s BnL-Msjor John S. Phelps from the
southwest congressional district Of Missouri has intro.
duced bill Congress 10 ray for osl horses and ether
property during Inc Mexican war. Tbs bill has been
referred TO the Committee Military Affairs We hope
hear OF s being reported back the House at once
and passed II should not be suffered 10 sumber in com
and await their tsrdy action. Justice 10 that mer-
orious clas. Of citizen soldiers who responded with
alacry u. call of their country and equipped them
selves their expense, and periied their lives
aud Their ortunes, requires thai hey shoul9be promptly
renunersied Tor their losses They have already been
KEEP, Of what Justly their due 1897 and surely
The government does not wish them TO lose anything by
failure or delay on i,s part reuunera,e them for
these los<es- We know something Of these elaine
though having been in different branch Of The service
Having pecanlAy interest in ihis matter feel called
upon urge upon members OF Congress The passage
Of Pbeps's bill The volunteers did good and Efficient
service for their country. Many Of them lost their
horses and other properly. and had replace Them a.
their own expense. which took in cases most Of
their pay. Pay them, tbsn-psss Pbs*s bill and thus
relieve many poor and render justice thos. who
have been too long delayed IN this already We
are satisfied our members VIII promptly
81 Jossph'r Caza.s.
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TrnspiT, January 81, 1854
J. A Barlow, esq, Of Maryland. George Srdswick,
esq Of Michigan. and w. Scuddsr. esq OF New Jer-
sey, admitted attorneys and councillors Of Tins
court.
No III. The United States, plaintiffs, -. Jane. l.
Dawson a. On certificate Of division in opinion be-
the Judge. Of the circuit OF The United
Tor Arkansas Mr. Jssloe Nelson delivered the opinion
Of the oouri, that the sci Of Congress entitled "An
divide the district 81 Arkansas INTO two Judicial dircis
approved the I'd March, 1851. did not take sway the
power and jurisdiction Of The circuit OF The United
Ssies for the eastern district Of Ark this
No ST. John n. Lewis, appellant, Is. s. Daring
THIS cause was srsHed by Mr.. 4. Johnson for the
appellant, and by MIR. Boiler for the appellee.
No 50. X Forsyth, appellant. "a John Reynolds RI
al The argument Of this cause commenced by MIR.
Villains Tor The appellant.
Adjourned iiil tomorrow, II o'clock.
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Anns Meru esq, OF California, was admitted an tl-
,urney and counsellor Of this court
Ne 81. r. FoTsJib. appellant. rs John Reynolds q
al This argued ny Mr.. Williams Tor he APP
peant, and By Mr.. Chase fof The apgrees
No al r. y. Rensulfs heirs. plaintiffs IN error.
BENJAMIN Rugsles. The argument in this cause was
commenced by Mr. Garland Cor the plaintiff error. and
By Mr. Binh for the defendant in error.
Adjourned u tomorrow, n O'Clock
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We are permitted 10 publish The following Interesting
letter The Cuban question, from gentleman Of high
intelligence
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INIH subscriber is now pubishiny n third
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~ II relates to the discovery and early histo-
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From the New York Christian Observer
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Alrs. Mowatt is certainly one of the clcv.
crest women living. In all that she under.
takes shc succeeds, and this not so much bv
force of genius as by her womanly tact and
a degree OF energy that could scarcely be
expected in so slight and delicate frame
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magazine sketches; the best of modern A.
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etical drama (Armand y has taken high rank
rs m actress, and now she has given To the
world the pleasantcst bit of autobiography
that We have seen for long time II is a
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and no m"re cgotism than Is always una
voidnblc whore the narrator is the heroine
Her school days, her courtslip and clopc.
mcnt, her domestic habits, her rcrcrcs, her
career as public reader and actress, ut home
and abroad, her widowhooi, and every thing
IN her recent history except her second
courtship. which is to take her from public
life. arc admirably told. Anecdotes abound
in iho volume and there is not n page that
does not exhibit the traits of a truly "smrt"
woman. We shall not 10 surprised il this
book fakes the lead Of all others in popular
ity this season.-PhiLa. Mail.
TICKNOR, REED g. FIELD.
l35 Washington ST. Boston.
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