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MEDICINES, &e,fgoW
sunerior Quality Drugs.

$1,000 REWARD.
THOR ANYTHING that win surpass DR.. @. iil,s ian
aceas and Indian Medicines, or the remedy oil . con
nrrhoa elects structures, Whites. Pains IN the rack
Sa,i ni,s Seminal weakness, Injections of the Kid
irritation Of the Urefrea, Gravel and all other
isorders OF the urinary organs, Without the least re
srir,ion,o diet dlnk exposure change ia applca
sian y hnsiness These preparations entirely
VEGETABLE,
and sithcugh powerful. they will njure in the least
a. most delicate constitution. This preparation is
warranted to cure the above mentioned diseases, with
out using any external applications. With my Indian
Vegetable Medicines you can rely upon thorough
cure, by calling upon me at my office
Main st No. l2l, Worcester,
Iyls DIFF DR.. c. A. HILL
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UP STAIRS.

~ = Better 90 up than down II viii wen
pay The trouble Of going up one flight Of
yQD sisa lS+ sT5p,lls ygiisss
'as lo1sgi Espx r. g. 81
Sss i e M Jsss ss4 opposite ElR ST.
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Leonard's Express.

rEzEzzzsa To and from Boston and intermediate
ESs;SSz - places, by every train.
Bills collected and paid, and ell orders attended to
with despatch! diff je6
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Arrival Of Or. c. w. Roback at Boston

The celebrated DR. @. w Ro-,
back, from Sweden, Professor
of Astrology. Astronomy, Phre-
nology, and Geomancy, having
JUST arrived. from New York,
where he has met with the
mos extraordinary success for
The last two years, now offers
his services to the citizens OF
Boston and its vicinity. c. w.
Roback being the seventh son
of the seventh son, and having
Amade AstrClogy- his exclusive
sstuty since the early age Of is
Iyeais, enjoys the advantage
derived from travelling and re-
fftRcfinas thar ia nnsaesSad hv
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Rebuild the Broken Constitution.

Brought from vast distance the principal ingredient of the
ELIxR only be procured at heavy expense and the
manufacture also costly Hence the price, to be at all
remuneratve, must necessarily be higher than that Of the
trashy, chancecompouided nostrum, of which the only
sense consists in the advertising But il health is indeed
apriceess blessing" then is the INVIG0RATING ELIXIR
AND CORDIAL the cheapest medicine in the known world.
The arrangements of the system Leading nervous diseases
the forms of disease ITSELF numerous that it
would require column to the madie for which
this preparation is specific few, however may be
ated neuralgia tic doroureux headache nepient paTny
Sis hysers dyspepsia palpaon Of the heart spinal affections
debility tremors hatulence, pckng sensation in
the fes numbness orpdity Of the liver mental depression
weakness Of the WILL ndsposon to move faintne after
else broken sleep and terrifying dreams inability in
place position weakness of the provocative organs sexual
ncompetency melancholy monomana uor albus sinking at
the stomach female Irregularities, chronic tendency mscar
rage enacaon and all complaints growing out of free ndu
gene of the passions and all barrenness that does
from organic beyond the reach of medicine. =
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RAILROADS.
Fitohburg and Woroester Railroad.
Providence & Worcester Railroad.
~. WTNTER ARRANGEMENT. =.

rsgzzszzxssz1 On and after MONDAY, Nov 7. 1858,
PASSENGER Trains will leave Providence
and Worcester as follows
Leave Worcester at 7and II, is NJ, and g. As pm.
Leave Providence at 100 and ll45, A. NJ and 4.l5'
pm. oif,ss,t,l -sf.a t....,.l N, ~ NJ.
10 For CONNECTIONS with the various Railroads leading
from Providence and Worcester, and with the Norfolk
County Road Blackstone, see Pathfinder Railway
Guide publ shed by George Snow, Boston. 1854
THE STEAMER FERRY, TO and from Newport,
runs in connection with the 1l,l5 A. M, and As A.
M, Trains. ISAAC ii. EOUTHWICK, SuPt.
"a Providence, Nov. ,. 1853. N ms dswtf
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Boston and Worcester Railroad.

M, Trains. ISAAC II. EoUTilWICK, suPt.
Providence, Nov. 3. 1853. n5 dswtf
Boston and Worcester Railroad.
o.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.-c on,nencing Tues
PASSENGER TRIMS sag sG soa SosToN as follow.
Worcester about s. al $780, s. lO25s m; (3.05
Ex( 400, ll05 Ex) pm iA9o
Milford Milford at 7.a5 1880 $50 6 NJ ais II
Fram'n Cen, $40, lilo g. 9.45, $50 g
s ss,NI a. a ~ ~ y IVA 5s So So
GW Tr)* M, 2,O2+, $40, 44O, 5.25 wv Tr)~ CHS,
BrooEne s,45, 74O, $780, o. 10 am; 80 ?, 81 81,
=" Needhan Plain, 6a5. and $50 am i, and s.
LEAVE BOSTON, as follows.
For Worcester at 7sO (and Ex.l am, 2.15, a, ES
4,30 (61 $50 Ex) 'e ssra pm.
g Niillhury at 100 am. 400
g Milford at 7.30 a.me95 4,3O
g Fram'n Cen, 7.so, 500 :, rs. 4,sO, $50 F"
s SsoIOd 81 81 wv p, g so q go
(w. Tr.,) sis, 5,6, rs and 9.i5t, pm.
Brookline, rs, 6.05, $780, Il IL M, /, $50, 400,
4,45, s,l5, 7,so, 4 lG9 I'm
e Charles River Branch, us, am II 3, SIS pm,
+W, Newt9p Station. twednesdays at II.
@. TWI0HEbII, SUPP
Boston, Oct. 81. 1858. dawt5
Worcester and Nashua Railroad.
s Us s.sss.s ~ essssszss.g ez.Ss@
Passenger Trains win run follows
leave Arrive at GrotonB Arrive at
Worcesterat junction at Nashua and Lowellat
$50 AMI st e05 g. so ain. $50 am,
Al.l5 IN. 1880 pm. LIS pm. LILO pm
pm @H 5.35p.m 6.l5 pm $40 pm
Leave Arrive at Groton Arrive at
Nashua aud Lowell JUNCTION Worcester
7.30a.m. = Is am. 605a.m. 8 Is am
Has am. ll.S0 am. 1880 p.m.- l55 pm
500 pm. 94o pm. 5.3o PM. 7.00 p m
CONNECTIONS WITH OTHER ROADS
Trains arriving at Nashua directly with trans
Of Concord, Boston, concord and Montreal, Northern
Passumpsc, and Vermont Central Railroads. All Train
from Nashua connect directly with down Trains from
the above PANIED Roads. +- raag
Each Tram and from Groton junction, connects with
upward and downward Trains of the Fichburg Railroad
and Stony Brook Railroad TO and from Lowell
AT Worcester $50 a IN. train connects with Steam
boat train from N York via Norwich. Ills a. m.
meets With Boston and Worcester, Providence and Wor
ceser, Norwich and Worcester, and Western Railroad
trains al D. connects with trains from all above
named roads, including the Express Train from New
York and Albany. Train arriving 9.l5 a. M connects
with the trans of all the above roads, including
Express Train to New YORK and Albany. That arriving
at p m with p trains of above roads That ar.
irving 1t ZOO m. with the New York Steamboat Trair
via Norwich.
FITCHBGRG AND wore JESTER II. r. TRAINS,
running connectiOnwith Worcester Nashua Trans
Leave Fitchburg p. m I; 1910 and 90 p m
Leave Worcester $50 and III ain. and 4. Is m.
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between
Worcester, Groton functions Nashua, Lowell and Fitch
burg. 900 9 rs
n For connections with the other road at Worces
ter, Groton JUNCTION, and NsshHa,see Snow and VII
der's Pathfinder and Railway G dide. 9 -
~ Through Tickets isaued at Worcester for Bur
ngton, Montpelier, Wells River and White River June
tUn at the fare by each of the different routes Wis
Nashua and Fitchburg. sf 5ar-H
Is Worcester. Dec, 1862 ieIg .darsf
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Whitcomb's Worcester and Fitchburg
EXnrnSS

1E=zzz---zzzEz7 BETWEEN Worcester and Fitchhura,
Ezzszsjb by every train. stopping at all iHtermedi,
ate places Packages forwarded, notes, drafts and
bills coltested and pad--and ali orders attended
with despatch. Oice corner Of Mechanic and Main
street Worcester. nov29 diff
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each branch Of trade is submitted 10 1.-THE citizens Of
Worcester County, and the public generally with hs
fullest confidence that persons in of he products
Stores, any of the branches here enumerated;
will be able 10 supply themselves at short notice an
upon reasonable terms be met with in Bosto
or elsewhere.
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ROSS'S Providence & Worcester Xpress

rJssE5574ag1 PACKAG ES Forwarded, Notes, Drafts,
and Bills collected, and paid and all Or
ders attendedto, with despatch. ,s
Packages and small Forwarded and other Express
business transacted FAN River Mansfield, Atleboro,
Taunton, New Bedford, and Nantucket, Mass Blis
toll, Warren Newport, East Greenwich, Kingston, War
wick, NIck6eld, Pesceiale, and Wakefield R l.. and
stonngton. Conn. OFEIcE.-Am. House. Morces.er
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by Of testimony which is perfectly irresistible.
The ELIxI8 remedies in all the depobe evils arsisg
from abuse othe organs which make up the
wonderful machine called Man. restores to full vgor evesy
delicate function with tnt mysterious compound
agencyof matter and mind to The Reproduction Of
hapda To of feeble muscular trne deficient
In power it Is recommended the only
ncang that energy which the enjoyment
Of the appete well of the higher mental attri
butes It's beneficial effects not confined to either to
any The feeble the ailn wife the se enervated
YOUTH of business, the victim ofnerrous de-
PRESTON the individual suffering from general debility from
The weakness of single orgnh will u find Immediate and
relief from the Of this incompatible renoyator 10
who predspoon paralysis will prove
pete and unfailng safeguard against that terrible malady
There perhaps who have ded with their cona-
that they think themselves beyond the reach of med
cine Let these despair The ElTi deals With dts
erss without reference to and will not only
The disortie selfb ut ; 81
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NIORsE,s TNVIGORATINCs ELIxIR

MORSE'S INVIGORATING ELIXIR
will replace Salness with strength ncapaci with efficiency
without hazard of reaction with happy effect the gem
they begin finish with the nervous SYSTEM and that tie paray-
cation of the of motion and sensation PHYSICAL edtA
tbs @ and si o beq
A GREAT MEDICINE FOR FEMALES.
The unpaIeed effects Of this great restorative in all
paints incident to females mark new era in the annals Oned
sands of nvgorants all purporng be specified
Germ Ssiss Ra
Oen o y, these nosSns have indeed paed
uye s6f he muscles but this lash Of relief has been sue
lie end has ep os be iStsg sG ap
destroy the unhappy patient Butin -
MoRsE's FNvIGORATING ELIxTE
presented phenonenon in the maea medica hitherto
mFear S. ct Siqant without W reacGn no.
by all the great medical and pharmaceutical institutions of Eu
PdPas
fully nSeoSe ee il apo sa e ns AZ sae In fact
xonderfa power q endurance me sGhaustsss gOr erh6
sbSsS 'o this is1 Whaling s Re fs's''
An appeal is madeto " vs. Tfn3f tse,gr-ss 4
EVERY WOMAN OF SENSE
pH st Se % any oer % ss
common to both to give the InvigOans Cordial
MARRIED PERSONS,
This Cordial they bottle two athooug regenera
is nestimabe ali directions are to be found the
hnnHy parents healthy would
but for this extraordinary PREPARATION And it equally POI
teut for the many diseases for which is recommended Thou
sands of have been restored by in
single instance has it failed to benefit them
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.
who have injured themselves BY private and improper in
Of the genital organs of vle power the penalty
queh ty pnd by those who give loose rein license to
their passions Young persons are TOO apt to commit excuses
teey occurs from structure deposits in the urine, gravel and
from numerous other causes YET the abuse the sexual organs
the frequent of it Now, who that understands the
subject will pretend deny that the power Of procreatng the
species lost by those who practise the solitary vice
than by the prudent? Besides by premature impotence the d.
gestve Junction. deanged, and the physical and mental
powers weakened by too frequent and too great excsuer1
The genital organs.
Important advice accompanies each bottle. d 3
put up highly concentrated pint bottles with
blown in the ass and sold fo % bos for 0SB
for al2; s24 the Dozen =
20 II RING, General agent, 1872 Broadway, New York
} o whom all orders muat be addressed Il
AgertS-M. B. GREEN, Worcester J. BALCH 4
SON, Providence BLISS &c HAVEN, Springfield ;
BURR & PERRY, No. Cornhiil, Boston.
jei4 q saAaA4 u dM&ThawlS 5eJ s1te.s y ;
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Leicester and Worcester Express.

THE subscribers will daily Express for the con-
veyance of Boxes, Bundles, Merchandise, and every
other Xp Freight between the above named places
and after this date leaving Leicester at O'Clock
A. NJ, and Worcester at O'Clock, P. M.
All orders entrusted 10 us, left at the Post Office,
OF at Horace Wales Store, Leicester, (where states
may be found will be promptly and faithfully attended
TO.
Office in Worcester, at A II. Newton's, sO7 Main
street. JOEL SIBbEH & co.
Leicester, March l. 1858. MARI dawri
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will replace weakness with strength ncnpacy with efficiency
Iisgulaty with uniform and natural activity and this not only
ern organization. Bear in mind that an maiad wherever
they begn finish with the system, and that the paray
cation of the of motion and sensation physical DEATH
~ ea- in mind also that for every kind Of nervous disease
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Fresh Ground Genfsee Flour.

Neal OF ali kinds,
THREsH Ground, and for sale by
Il BLISS, SUTTON, & CO,
my25 dawtf No. Mechanic
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-07-02
House of Representatives.
ADJoURYMENr OF coYGRrss.

Mr.. Orr, from the Committee of Conference ON
the dlsagreeing votes OF the two houses on the
resolution fixing day Of adjournment, made
report, recommending that the House recede from
their original resolution and the Senate recede
from their amendment thereto and that. instead.
the PRESIDENT of the Senate and the Speaker Of
the House of Representatives severally adjourn
ineir respective Houses on Friday, the fourth day
oil August, ut twelve o'clock, m.
The committee, he said, had had long confer.
ence, and agreed on the report Just read al the
clerk stable. He Judged that the House were as
well prepared TO vote on the question now as thew
would be after debate. The usual practice in
such matters, was, he believed, 10 demand the
previous question on every report from commit
tee OF conference, and therefore he demanded the
previous question on the adoption of the report.
Mr.. JONES, of Tennessee. move 10 Law The
report on the table, and hope il will be nailed
there. [Cries Of" Good, good.nl
Mr.. FLORENCE. SO do l. with all INV sopl
The motion Of Mr.. JONES was disagreed 10
yeas so nays Ia.
The House seconded The demand for the main
%, nays "a.
Mr. McMULLEN inquired whether IL would
not be competent for the House, should the v re-
REJECT the report, TO ask for the appoint men,
OF another Committee of Conferences.
: The SPEAKER replied in the affirmative.
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Kossuth,s Reply.
81, ALPHA RoAp, REGENTS PARK,

81, ALPHA Roam, REGENTS PARK,
London, June Sd, 1854
DEAR SIR: Upon carefully reading your letter,
reply, that while deporng the existence Of savery
anywhere all my principles are against foreign in
reference with the domestic affairs Of another ma
lion. Besides, though be il from natural neces-
sty, be il from the mpassviy ofits leading states.
men, the United States do not yet appear conscious
OF their competent position still | consider The
strength and prosperity Of The only republican
power on earth so important TO the future desti.
MES of the world, that certainly would never
contribute anything 10 its internal divisions. Nay,
true TO my principles, cannot recognize any divi-
sion in America 10 ok 10 the brotherhood Of the
great republic as whole, and have too high re-
spec, for the American people, as one undivided
body of sincere republicans, as not 10 believe they
will ofthemselves, with all the light before them,
make their nation a model foe every other.
You are quite right in your belief that Mazzini's
letter has no reference TO the present agitation in
the United States; this is made certain by the fact
fits being an old letter,
With high regard and sincere esteem,
Yours respectfully
L. KOSSUTH. .
GroRar NJ SANnrps
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-07-02

IL. from New York with good assortment
OF Jewelry, fine London and Geneva Watches !;
also some OF those celebrated American Watches;
all OF which he offers for sale al the Lowest. New
YORK city prices, and much cheaper than any other
dealer IN this city or vicinity will sell the same
quantity Of goods. P.ease call at the sign OF the
large Spread Eagle, Pennsylvania avenue, between
~ and 9th streets.
n. -. Fine Watches and Jewelry carefully re.
paired, and warranted TO give satisfaction.
June 10 H. O. HOOD.
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GARsON's LETTER AND CAP PA
~ per.--An additional supply just received by
w, G. ZANTZINGER

TOLLECTOR's CAsES.--A most conye-
~ nient article for holding bills and papers, and
making memorandums, only CO cents.
Portfolios, the largest best, and cheapest stock
we have ever had.
Writing Pads, neat and cheap.
Mathematical instruments, colored Crayons
Finest Water Colors in boxes from 12l cents TO
81 each.
Monocromatc Board and Drawing Paper, all
sizes. t,
Extra superGne Alhambra cream laid Note Pa
per and Envelopes.
Buff cream laid Paper and Envelopes.
A large and fine assortment of plain and fancy
Stationery, Visiting Cards, Gard Cases, and Porte
Monnaics,
An extra good quality. OF Envelopes, for business
purposes, at 81 so per 600
GRAY a. BALLANTYNE,
June 2l--tf Seventh street.
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rJ,HE IRON COUSIN. OR MUTUAL IN

Il duence, by Mary Cowdcn Clarke.
Lectures on the True, the Beautiful, aud the
Good, by M Victor Cousin.
Teggs Dictionary Of Chronology, or Historical
Statistical Register, from the birth Of Christ TO the
prcse nj time. Nt@t3t
Just received, and for sale by
r. FARNHAM,
sJnneA Corner Penn. sv. and lib st.
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(1APoN sPRINGs.-THE . MOuNTAIN

4 NAPON Sfhl NGs.-TuE "MOUNTAIN
" House. atqihs well-known watering place,
viii be opened by the undersigned on the Goth Of
June.
No effort or outlay shall be wanting TO render
Capon, In its comforts, gayeties, and many aitrac.
tons, fully equal TO any place of summer resort in
the Union.
The cars from baltimore and Alexandra, con-
meeting with lines Of stages from Winchester
speedy access: T. L. BLAKEMORE,
THOMAS b. p. INGRAM.
June 14--2mcp
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II o. HOOD has JUST RETURNED

GEORGE N. SANDERS. +
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ltITZENS AND STRANGERS. In search
~ Of Fancy Goods suitable for presents, will find
al, LAMMOND'S, nh street, tile most complete
assortment ever offered in this city, and at price.
to suit the most economical buyers.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-08-22
EXTENSIVE
BOOT AND SHOE ESTABLISHMENT
JUST OPENED IN IRON HALL

$3.50 ~ ASANA<C iIN iilNlN
q p. HOOVER has fitted up, In an at.
~ tractiye style, the large and spacious store in
Iron Hall, Pennsylvania avenue between 9th and
10th streets, and furnished it with, perhaps, the
largest and best selected stock of BOOTS AND
SHOES ever exhibited in this city.
II is the determination of the undersigned 10
make this establishment excel, in all particulars.
every other of the kiad in the country With this
view, he has made arrangements for a regular
supply OF every article in his line OF business with
the most celebrated manufacturers in this country.
and, in future, every variety of Boots and Shoes
for Ladies, Gentlemen, Children, and Servants,
may here be found.
No expense has been spared in fitting up this
establishment so as TO make il attractive as place
of business. He will spare no effort 10 win lib
eral share OF public patronage. His prices shall
be moderate, approximating as closely as possible
TO those of the manufacturers.
The following are among the articles lust re-
ceived
FOR LADIES'
Black bronze, and colored Caters, thin and thiok
soles
White and black satin Slippers, and English Kid
Slippers
French and American Morocco and Kid Sinners
Morocco walking Shoes of every variety
Toilet Slippers, enamelled and worked, French
and American
Jenny Lind Buskins, Polkas, and other STYLES Of
Dress Shoes.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-08-22
A Great Jury

The following picture Of an intelligent coro
ner's jury is copied from an English paper
Coroner" Did you know the defunct?"
Witness" Who's he.n
Cor Why, the dead man ~
Cor" Intimately
WW.-" Very"
Cor" How often have you been in com
pany with him2"
Ht.-"Only once"
Cor.-"Do you call that intimately 2"
W.T." Yes; for he was drunk, and were
merry drunk, and that made us like two bro.
TIERS"
Cor.-"Who recognized the body ~
Vat" Jack Adams
How did he recognize the body?"
Va" BY standing on the body to let the
water run out.n
Corr mean how did he know him?r
Wa.-"By his plush jacket"
Cor Anything else?
WH.-"No; his face was so swelled his
mother wouldn't ha' know'd him."
Cor" Then how did you know him 2"
W." Caus warnt his mother p ZAP
plause in the COURT
his DEATH
n"'- TOtOHtHg IN course.
him ?"
W.T." Yes"
Cor" How?"
Wa.-"W We searched has pockets!n
I0r'-"l mean did you try to bring him
W." Yes, to the public house."
cor mean to recorer him ?n
Wa.-" No, we weren't told to-"
Cor" Did you ever suspect the deceased
OF mental alienation? ?"
him."
Cor" Whyp"
WM-"Caus he alinated one of the squires
pigs"
Cor" You misunderstood me. allude to
mental alteration"
Wa.-" Some think he ,cds !"
Cor" On what grounds2r
49, Hn.-"l believe they belonged to Squire
Waters
Cor" P'shawi mean was he madSo
WH.--" Sartenly he werer'
Cor" What, devoid Of reason ~
Wa.-" Oh he had no reason to drown his.
self as knows Of"
Co.-"That will do sir. ITO the ;yy.)
Gentleman you have heard the evidence, and
will consider your verdict"
Forenoon" Your worship, we are all Of
one mind"
Cor" Well, what is that ~
Foremdn-"We don't mind what; we're
agreeable to say anything your worship pleases."
Cor" No, gentlemen; have no right to
dictate to you; you had better consult togeth.
er."
Forenoon" We have your worship, afore
we came and we are all unanimous
Cor am happy to hear it gentlemen.
90 the clerk j Mr.. Clerk, take the verdict
Now then gentlemen
Foreman" Why then, your worship, its
Unstable Suicide = but we begs to recommend
to mercy and hopes we shall be allowed our ex.
penses.
Least this scene should be thought 10 be ex.
aggerated, the journalist affrms its truth to the
letter, in every particular,
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-08-22

ONIONS FOR PoULTRY.--Scarcely too much
can be said in praise Of onions for fowls. Thex
seem to be preventive and remedy for various
diseases to which domestic poultry is liable
Having frequently tested their exceilencies, we
can speak understandingly For gapes and
inflammation OF the throat, eyes, and head,
onions ere almost a specific We would re-
commend giving fowls, and especially the
young chicks, as many as they viii eat, as
often az twice or three times q week. They
should be finely chopped. A small addition Of
corn meal is an Improvement,
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-08-22
FOR SERVANTS.

y.
my assortment of Servants Shoes, Of ali kind,
is large and very complete
respectfully request of my old customers and
Inc citizens generally Of Washington, Georgetown.
Aexandriss Prince Georges, Montgomery and tho
surrounding countryside strangers v;.;,ing ,ba
cty-to favor me with call before purchasing /
desire to make no particular pledges, but hone Inv
iair dealing, by polite attention, and by devotion 10
business, to challenge the confidence of all, and
WIN success in my new enterprise.
s. P. HOVER,
Iron Hall Boot and Shoe Establishment
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10Th ats
Aug. 17-d1wckeod2w