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CONG REssIONAL.
WAsArSoroN. Dec. 1

WASHINGTON, Dec. IL.
SENATE.-Mr. Sebastian presented the cre-
dentials Of Mr.. Johnston, elected to fll the va
cancy Occasioned by BOrland's resignation; ap.
peared and was sworn.
MI. Shields reported bill to increase the
efficiency of the army and gave notice that be
would call itup at an early day.
Mr.. Adams proposed four real amendments
which were agreed to, and the bill was post.
poned.
The bill establishing Board of Commiss.
toner's, to examine and adjust private claims
against The United States was taken up.
Mr. Broadhead addressed the Senate in ex-
plauaton and support Of the bill.
Mr. Hunter favored an independent and open
Court, rather than Commissioners. who would
be removable.
Mr., Petit proposed referring the whole sub
ject to the judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Jones, Of Tenn, thought this the most
important bill before Congress, and moved its
reference to a select committee Of five, to be
appointed by the Chair
The bill was referred to select committee Of
FIVE.
Mr.. Badger asked to be excused from serving
on Finance Committee, which was agreed to,
and the Senate adjourned.
HOusE-The bill for the relief of the children
and heirs of Baron De Kalb was taken up and
debated Messrs, Badger and Clayton warm
lv eulogized the virtuous and noble deeds O
De Kalb and urged the passage of the bill: re-
ferred.
The bill establishing a Department of Law ia
place Of the Attorney Generals office, was ta
ken up.
Mr.. Robbins offered resolution which was
adopted, instrdcting tne committee on Naval
affairs to inqaire into the expediency Of placing
the officers seamen and mariners, who served
during the Mexican war, on the same footing
as to bounty land, extra pay &c, with those,
who served in the Pacific during the same pc
riod
Mr., Philips introduced bill authorizing
the constructed of sloops of war, referred to
Committee on naval affairs,
Mr.. Clingman made an Intellectual effort to
introduce a joint resolution that it might be re-
ferred to the Committee on Foreign affairs, re.
questng the President to tender his mediation
to tie powers engaged in the Eastern war
The Military Academy bill then came uns
der consideration.
Mr.. Barry devoted some hours to a speech
in condemnation of the Know Nothing organi-
zation.
Mr.. Banks replied cOntending that men have
a right TO conceal their political views and that
The Government which undertakes to trammel
him in that right, strike at the basis of Repub-
can institutions.
Both gentlemen were listened to with mar
ked attention.
The Military Acadamy bill and Indian ap-
preparation bill, passed.
Adjourned.
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WAsHINGroH, Dec. I9.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.
SENATE:-A message was received from The
President transmitting report from the Sec
retary of State, of correspondence with oul
Minister at Constantinople.
Mr.. Rockwell presented petition from Da'
vid Sears, Abbott Lawrence and others, ask.
ing an appropriation for the Massachusetts So.
ciety in behalf of shipwrecked mariners of the
Eastern Coast Fisheries.
A petition from the merchants of New orE
for aid to the expedition to the Northern seas,
in search Of Kane.
Mr.. Osss gave notice that at some future day
he should move that the Senate adopt Mr.. I'm
derwood's resolution, and call the attention O.
the President thereto, eulogizing Napoleon fol
his sentiments in reference To religious liber
ty.
MIR Brodhead made an eloquent appeal in
behalf of his resolution for sending steamer tC
the Arctic seas in search of Kane. Passed.
Mr.. Petit made a report from the Judiciary
committee that the House bill concerning the
U. s. lands at Cincinnati pass. Passed.
Mr.. Brodhead reported bill in favor of Gen
John E, Wool, and recommended its passage
Passed.
Mr.. Brodhead moved that so much of the
Presidents Message as relates to Naval mat
ters be referred to the committee on Naval All
airs. Adjourned.
HousE.-Mr. Phelps, from the committee 0
Ways and Means, reported bill making ap
propriations for naval service for the year en-
ding June seth, 1856.
Mr.. Houston from the same committee, re
ported bill making appropriations for the for
tifcations and other works of defence, and TO
the repair of barracks and quarters for sam
period. Both referred to the committee Of tn
Whole on the state of the Union.
The House then went into committee of tn
Whole on the state of the Union, on bushes
pertaining to the District of Columbia Vari
Gus bills relating to the District of Columbia
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RIVER IMPROVEMENT. The Pitts. Gazette
urges the Improvement of the Ohio River, as a
work of the greatest importance to Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati and the whole west. The Gazette
says that the only mode ofimprovemeut at all
certain to secure continuous navis alton is that
of Locks and Dams, similar to the Slack water
improvement of the Monengahela. The whole
expense Of such an Improvement between Pitts.
burgh and Cincinnati, would be about SIS, 1000
600, about the cost of the Ohio and Penn vania
Railroad, which is 1877 miles long. The work
could be constructed by company chartered
by the States Of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Virginia
and Kentucky, and restricted to per cent, divi.
dends, and to tolls which would pay expenses
and yield that mount.
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THREE DAYS StGHr.-A Frenchman received
draft ct three days sight at a certain bank.
The FIRST day he presented himself at the coun>
ter, and extended it before the paying teller,
and said, You see that once and folding the
Jraft he walked away. The next morning he
appeared again, and going through the same
form said, You see that twice. The third day
he appeared once more and said, 'YoI see that
three times; now, you pay him.
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A GooD SHoT.--We published last week an
account of an attempted robbery in Lickingco.
near Utica, where three men broke into the
house of Mr. Campbell, who overheard them,
and who, together with his son, secreted them
selves in an adjoining room. While the rob :
bers were rihing bis desk the son fred at them
and one was seen to fall, and was carried off by
his retreating comrades.
The sesult of that shot has only just come
to light. 1t seems that on Friday last new
made grave was discovered near Utica, and
after being opened the body of man named
Charles Cess was taken out. Two slugs had
passed through his body, which must have
caused instant death. Cess had been a resi-
dent of st. Louisville, Licking county, and had
several times been arrested for different offen'
ces, but always proved too cunning for his ac.
cusers. But he was caught at last,-0, S.
Journal.
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were considered. but not finally acted on.
Mr. bayley OF Virginia, gave notice Of his in-
Ienllon to move the taking up Of the French
sPolialion bill on the 10Th Of January Ee1t
The House adjourned.
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Dar Physicians rarely take medicine, law :
yers seldom so to law, and ministers steer
clear of otehr parsons churches, Editors.
however, read all the papers they get hold of.
Enough said
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EF The farmer whose pigs got SO lean that
they would crawl through the cracks of their
pen, stopped their fun BY tying knots in their
tails.
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SIR JOHN FRANKLIN. The Governor of the
Hudson Bay Company, Sir George Simpson,
has despatched Mr. James Bissett, overland to
continue the search for Sir John Franklins
party upon the Arctic coast where they were
last seen, as reported by DR.. Rae.
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snooks says that the best sewing machine
in the world is one about seventeen years old,
with short sleeve dress, pretty little feet with
CATER boots on. o don't.
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A fellow was once asked what inference
he could draw from the text in job, And the
asses sRuAed up the wind. well, he replied.
the only inference that can draw is this. that
it would be long time before they would grow
fat upon it.
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.EE Gently the dews are Ger me stealing
said the man who had FIVE due bills presented
to him at once.
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WHOLE NUMBER l.Tg6.
6umerOus RclOi "a,

'''2S W .. ~ " 09s
AVEEr sneHr DrrKREscE.- one Of
our gay young brokers was recently furnished
win new wrinkle, is told by his friends on
/ The streets, as thus:
Fellow came, riding fair enough looking
horse to the front Of the Office at which Jos.
ePh does the needfuI trimming for his fellow
citizens, ami hollooed
Say, understand you want to bay a horse
here, at this shop
Banker leaned against the side of the door.
half opened his eyes. shut 'em again. gazed
sleePiy at the bipedal and then Of the qaadru.
pedal animal; and at last
How much I?
a hundred and fifty dollars, was the reply.
Cant give it, my friend You re good
fellow, / don't doubt. but can't give that
price. Some judge Of horseAesh myself
Well say what you will give T exclaimed
the hOrse-merchant I want TO SELL
Tell what drawled Joe, very sleep,ly
Tell What-I'll give you twenty Eve dollar.
for that horse
Hes wuh more said the jockey. tossing
his leg over the saddle and sliding slowly
to the ground; but never was the man to
let hundred and twenty-five dollars split me
in horse trade. He's yourn. -.....
Banker took the horse and has him yet hav-
ing utterly failed ia dozen Of efforts to give
him away. His last trial was to oestow him
on Prot, Snow, Veterinarian, 10 be used as a
living illustration of all the diseases to which
the horse is subject in this climate. But the
Professor steadily objects, on the ground that
several of the beasts ailments may possibly be
contagious. ..............
WHT DoS'T You TAEE A WIFE p Old Jack
Ringbolt had been spinning old Mrs. Tartar
any quantity of silly yarns;:.she was quite sur
prised Of Mr.. Ringbolt's ups and downs. tri-
ais, travels and tribulations. Honest Jack (?l
had assured the old dame that he sailed over
many towns and many cities, all under water.
whose roofs and chimueys, with the sigh boards
on the stores, were still quite visible He had
seen Lots wife, or rather the pillar Of salt
she was finally frozen ntO
ana ala you see mat asked The old lady.
4 es marm' but ''aint there now-the cattle
got atoul of the salt one day, and licked it all
up
.Fao, n,.rw "a
70 .loa, ,ono 80, '1N "''N
,w.u ~
~ - - - "1'n'
80 - W. -. ~ ~ = "sNs "
WI
H., .,.7 -U"' ~,
:, I-,;,,
o.u- O. = -
,An, :. -. 10 u
n..J ~ los, honis,a. .a0,ardan L :. .n..s
p! -. - -, m, -.
Inc DAn'''sr gone Ihen' on 10 the TOOL
ana see II you can PICK Oh any Oh 'ns shingles.
Inc mouse amt mine' anyhow
DC INC siey sO'Se MUSES. al you ns
soL aftsrwsrds Mr. 7sddv o,No;l an.
r,;e. 70 t.r5lord sor a rsdnct;on of rirt,-ha,
foso The aoor, Iaks .urs,
o,ear nson1e tbeso eyo,;c.
- ---
Aeo 'alo 4 ohap 70 MS cnum 'ne O'nef gay
seems to me you diont stay Ion a. squire
saviD' few pleasant things to the dauVbter
and the old man csmsin and pave me hin,
to oo., "A hint zeb. what sort Of a lint2,--
Why he cave me NV hat. opened the door and
lust as he began to raise his eowhide bootI
had thought that I wasn't wanted. an III
,ooL INV lasvan esd s,vsf..
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Sherid an one day met two fops who thus
fppanty addressed him a
i say, Sherry, we have just been discus.
sing whether you are the greater fool or rouge
what is your opinion, my boyH' a4
Sherindan having bowed at the compliment t.
took each by the arm, and instantly replied
Why faith, believe I am between them
BOTH
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'Zeb' said chap to his chum the other day,
seems to me you didn't stay Ion 6 at squire
Toggers S last night No was the reply, 'l'was
sayin' few pleasant things to the daughter.
and the old man came in and gave me hint
to CO. "A hint, Zeb. what sort of Lint?'--
Why he gave me my hat, opened the doOr, and
just as he began to raise his cOwhide boot
had thought that wasn't wanted, an III
took nv leave" s'Yst's
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Don't you thi nk my eyes look quite killing
this mornine?" said country dandy to a smart
ghI, and he twisted his leaden yisionaries in
the most cruel fascinating manner.
They remind me, replied the damssl. {
Goldfish dying of the tOoth-sche.' She will
pasA.
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May be smoking is offensive to some of
you, said an inreterate smoker, as he entered
some of the ferry-boats.
Yes, yes, Immediately responded dozen
voices.
We'll. said the inquirer, Immediately pa-
cling his cigar between bis lips. and pufing a.
way at it for his dear life, tits SO to scme
folks, -1sa fslE
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-11
OLD POINT AND HAMPTON

We have frequent inquiries as to the best
method Of reaching these charming summer e.
tfeaisf from this immediate vicinity In answer
We have TO say, that the traveller must leave
WASN'T ston ~ the P. m. train for Baltimore
and proceed at once to the wharf of the bay
hne Ct steam boats, where they will find a
steamer ready 10 depart, which will land the 10
:, Odd Point before breakfast on the next morn
ing independent of the Injuries of these tive
capital watering places, the trip down the
noble Chesapeake n either of the Bay lines
q Gamers, is the finest water excursion to be en-
JoJed On the Atlantic coast to those who I'D
PROBATE delightful breeIes, and .wi lift, elegantly
equipped capacious vessel, which are models
OF eorsfort in all their arrangements and ap-
poTHtments. The fare on them for the round
trip between Baltimore and Old Point, Hamp-
ton or NorfJik and back-is bot five dollars. we
hear We repeat there is no other 50 agree
able salt water excursion to be enjoyed any
where in the United States, as the Trip on One
Of the;e boa The whole length Of the grand
Chesapeake bay. ~
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TO PREVENT AND CURE CHOLERA. AMI
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,

DkhsONs travelling, and al oihrrs, should have
l. bottle Of Dr. j. D. ROSk's PAIN CURER and
his CAkMiHATlvk BAtsAM by them in case Of
sudden sickneH.
TO P EVENr CHOBERA.-Tske teaspoonfu.l
OF Pain Curer In wine glass Of water every morn
ing; whenever you have psin, internally or e1ter-
nsliy, use the Pain Curer. In bottles lS1 Is, and
80 cents.
DR. ROSES cARMINAIIvE BALsAM, sos Chol.
era Morbus, Bowel Complaints. and Dysentery-
This mixture Is enc Of the most portaht medicines
and should be k.pt IN all FAMILIES. SIS q soohinr-
preparation, 1t has NO equal. In cases OF inf,ntS
With bowel COM sints ehole-a morbus ,stIessn.s.
CRYING sr general pain, it has besn proved ner.st
balm. As . specific for bowel complaint. OF sdnits
il has never failed During the cholera of isa3
end lsa9 IL failed in no instance when ur d TO.
death had positively struck the pstien,. 7 hsrs
had retu,n M from more than one ,hous.na ns.s.
VINO used It during those memorials periods fs.t;.
tottle. y Ri.SE - ems
D. J. g. ROSE has been regular P1a ~ niis
nsMane 1os thirty ysars In Phsads phia 4 : Cred.
ssss nom us univer<ty Of Pennsylvar &, ,in 1890
s IH IA noaorasy member OF the Philadelphia Msdi.
AN o. hi. valuable med,csnes Ia remedy 6~ eoeh
Ssseo1sl 70 b had Of D: Gilman, chsriss stott
70, W. ~; alnsn, John W. , airn, Psrtesson and
Nsirn, b. Clark, II. II. kcPherson, w. r. kysnf,
Aidw.u LAvreuee, J. B. Moore, WAshinzIon; j,
y. Adysll, Geoegstoxn and % I'll dealers In Alex.
s1G ~ aea tasoSshaut Virginia So -
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A PLEASURE TRIP
To THE
WHITE HOUSE PAVILION,

FUN hbI OE TdE II.
e~A TIE YOUNG CATHOLIC FRIEND
SOCIETY, of washin gton. propes4
sveEding tbs day ct the above named delightful re
sort on THURSDAY, July 20ih.
The object of the kxcursis is to raise funds for
clothing ard educating destitute children, more
thau 81 600 hsyipg Seen ey perd-d by The Scciei
last Winter in tits vey. We therefore atpeal 10 the
public TO unite with rs on this coca ion, thus per
forming wotk Of charity while enjoy ing O day q
ps Assure
Boats v III leave the Wasbinet1n wharf at and
l01x O'Clock IN the morning, and at o'clock in the
afternoon, calling at the Navy Yard, and returning
to the city before dark
No Intoxicating drinks will be sold en- the boats
or ut the Pavilion, bet there will be an abundant
supply al choice r. feshmeuts served up during the
cay. under the ptrfonal direction Of the Committee
at city prices.
Ths best Military and Cotillon Music is engaged
for rhe occasion
Tickets 80 cents. Children half prioe-to be hsS
Of kidvell Laur. nee, near WIZARDS; st John 2.
Eliiss fsn,y Store; at Kenncdy'~ Bookstore en- .th
street; at Shiilington's, and Ct The Committee OF
Arrangements:
CsJenes Chas Queen,
Geo Harvey, Vim A Kennad-,
Ni"holas Callan, Henry Clarke,
EF Queen, Jno Ennis,
We King. RR Aylm.r
JOG Hamilton, 2 McHenry,
Peter dalant. Jno King.
VIM Flabefty, JOS ReIfoYd,
Vim W Cox.
jy 11-TnTh&s,MTuw
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Masters Mates on Coast Survey Vessels.

Masters Mates on Coast Survey Vessels.
Neither masters mates nor clerks arc allowed
10 vessels employed on the survey of the coast,
Without the written authority of tho Navy De.
partment, or unless they had previously been
made part Of the complement Of the vessel
by direction Of the Department.
The Rev York district Attorneyship -
Mr.. John McKeon was nominated to this po-
sition yesterday, after the hour Of noon. His
nomination was at once favorably disposed
Of, as there could be no objection in the Senate
to him. NEe II T ,Ti{I. :
An Army Officer read.-We hear th at the
War Department this morning received intel:
ligence of the death of Capt Jeremiah N. Scar
rit, Of the Corps of Engineers, of yellow fever.
which took place on the I'D ulto. at Key West
Florida. lf III
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Dspartmsnt.-On yesterday, the 10th Of July
there were of Treasury Warrants entered or
the books Of tho Department
For the redemption Ct stocks -. $45S 1927 06
For the Customs. ................ 6,S98 81
Covered into the Treasury from
customs. ......s.. ..s........ 45,1l0 ge
Covered into the Treasury from
MISCELLANEOUS sources. ........ 1859 s.
For the War Department. ....... $50 OC
For the Interior Depaftment..... 1850 81
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OFFICIAL.

Ffanklin Pierce, President of the United States O,
.fmeTtca, to all phom It may concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited 10
me that KIRoHHoFr has been appointed
consu! of Prussia for tile port of San Francisco, in
the State of California, do hereby recognise him
as such, and declare him free TO exercise and enjoy
such functions, powers and privileges are allowed
to the COnsuls OF the most favored nations in the
United States.
In testimony whereof, I have caused these letters
to be made patent and the seal of the United State.
to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington
the 9th day Of july, A. ID. 1854, and al
Il, 81 the independence of the Unit,d States OF
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
WI. MARCY. Secretary of State
Franklin Pierce, President of the United Stotes o,
.america, to all ,rhon It may concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to NE
of France, for the port Of Boston, in the State OF
Massachusetts, do hereby recognise him as such
and declare him free to exercise and enjoy such
functions, powers, and privileges rs are allowed
the conss of the most favored nations in the nted
States
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
to lie made patent and the seal of the United States
to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washington,
the 9Th day of July, A. D. 1854. al
L.. 81 of the independence Of the United states
4 OF America the seventy ninth:
By the President:
w. l.. MARCY, Secretary of State.
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a We are daily receiving requests by
letter, to mail the Star to city subscribers and
others for snort time The writer's, however,
forge. to mail the pay for them with the
orders So, Of course their requests cannot be
complied with, as We mail no papers not paid
for in advance. This is an imperative rule in
the Star Office. Our patrons will therefore
please take notice that if they desire the Star
by mail, they should send with their orders,
payment at the rate of 333 cents Per month
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W,yrs A SUsPESsros--AKy Kyle, the default,
ins secretary Of the Harlem Railroad, asks a
Suspension Of public opinion until full in
vsotiga,ion. Public opinion" is decidedly in
favor Of suspension" but far different
linl than that demanded by Mr.. Kyle.
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VERY CosDEscEsDIsG OF HER.-Speaking
Of the personal habits Of Queen Victoria, the
London Atlas says Sometimes her Msje, y
viii enter cottage, perhaps ut the dinner
time OF the occupants, and, sitting down at tn,
table, Partsks Of the food" The London
Atlas f1rgets to inform Us whether her little
msjesty pays for what she cats, or claims the
privilege of dead head - III
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n The eompositors Of the Philadelphia
Hegister are on ''strike, " in eonseq aence of
employ men. being given TO twofsmsle compost
'ors IN the Job ofhce connected with that esssb-
lishment. gf.,. 80. .ruu4
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A CLKRorxAs kLLED.-ws regre, ,o stat.
that Rev. j. Ii. Cargill, Of the Me,hodi.,
CGurch, Who had just been stationed At Mon.
tFose, Pa, by the Conference at its recent ses-
tiqh at wa~sris, NY, was Killed BY the ais
chargssnf caDoon ON the 4sh Of July, q,
7Susuuehanna, Pa. ''SSs- ~ -'iL' u
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PRESERVE YoUR HAR-It h . melaE choiy
ana Startling fact that quite large class of the
Amerc. people are bald, aud that too st an early
age and It becomes tbose afflicted to pause and eX
anime the causes Of Bsldness and then the ,em.Gu,
EsMersoas AmeTtcan HAIR Restorative' stands In.
rivalled tor that purpose 1t is IN Indiau preoa,
non prs pared purely on the scientific prioeipls of
ths He'd Nan, End wh8 ever seen q bald headed In.
disnf such q thin 6 has never been known
see circulars, to be had Of Druggists, giving par
Price 81, In large bottles.
Sold In Washington and Georgetown D. O., by all
me principal Drusgi ts and by Druggists generally
tnroughout the United States and Cana las
Washington, D. G.
O. =. FISHER i co. Proprietors,
It. NO. A Superior Street, Cleveland, O.
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ELECTRO-MAGNETISM.

GREAT MEDICAL AGENT.-DR DAVIDSON
n has relieved and Il treating with unpa-a ;leIei
success, those diseases which have been Abandoned
BY other phyfic ans, with the Electro magnetic Ma
chine, such as Asthma. Bronchial Affections Con.
yulsions, Erysipelss, Cutanecus Diseases, epasus 8.
spinal Affections, Rheuu ahsm. Paralysis, St Vitus'
Dance, fapita ton Of the Heart Epilepsy and manv
other diseases not necess airy to mention
Residence on Queen, between Fairfax ard Ro, nj
streets Alexandra Va
B-A fair trial Is all We ak Our patients
will trumpet far and near this great Medical ger:
Without one Sord nom rs. jyll-lm*
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The SCHUYLER FRAUDs.-In reference to
the great fraud Of the Sehuylers, New York,
the Journal Of Commerce says their liabilities
amount to about Eve millions of dollars, while
it Is doubtful if the present value of tho entire
assets amounts to $500, 900, or sufficient to pay
ten cents on the dollar, a 1ra.-, Jsi