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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-25
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Sanuar 25.
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tno 9etraioe I!
Die ltntsri6retrnsn tpiinI&sn bisrbur6 benz
publitum bic anSeigs 5u MAIDEN, bae is alIe ar~
ten 5olj gu faufen usiinlhen, an ihrrm SoiS. unb
8eblenbcf In Garntcipn, rcfdr lie ben bBhatn
prdS i'm 9tnstaul6 fir 8obsn unb Stctrsatst
te1atIen. gIu9 prp ieSt slrt bon @etraint ptp-
fanst, ipcfir Der tB6iir prris erlautt pirb.
Sbomas Mobr unb Go.
Sanuar 25. nq5ia
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-25
Grnitlt6e 9fa6ri6t.

glIe bisicnieen rpetde nod an ben llntetf&ties
bensn f6ulbig fine, fet Is In 8anbsn. Noten, UeH<
ousetp, SdGf&uIben cbsr auf ionlise @rile, Rnb
bierpur6 riudt ,rpiidsn nun uno bsm 1 MSrt
BET 8 fin Beiba, GIq., in esrpbia 5aunI6ip,
ee6a Gauntp, anshrufen unb abSuttsabten. tins
lol6e bic nod re6tmdsise Gcrtrunssn tatsn,
linb rbenfalls eriuft fcIhe fir Sesnbluns sinSu~
baneiscn an ctrnbrfa9tsn Scbn g4eiba.
28iaiam s. 6cffman.
Sanuar 25. na3nt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-25

6<r Nabauie Sea pfeifsr, bic befannts Rsi.
lenre. weld,e nebre Shcianeritanune GalifprnsnS
beiuht bat, fubr AM l6. December In pem D1mps
fer ,,@CIsen 9ate" BON can 6raneiSec ab. um
ibre SteIe In slmsrita burd sinm SefuG Der
Auelensewd1rr bes gmajonsnlrcms in ben Mu,
btn rpn gtru unp Bolivia 80 ttI9fisBen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-25

Der betannte I6wdbiI6e Diftr S6uGart trat
sinf auf sinem Spajisrsans In zine Dprffir6e,
pCrin Der 0efli6e init maGtiscr Stimme penis
geif ausscb. Seim 5erauSssben auberts li6
Shubart
@trnsbmlith tent bts suttu pfarrsrs 5unss,
Die Sruit 1T fart, olIein Der @it III bpod.
Simm ibm. 6srr, elm ipinie pcu Der eun9s,
limb biIt caftr Dem 9iilte nab.
3u snrr anpsrn 3eit teIu6te ct I'm 8crd6rseben
pirrrr cine Stride, pcrin rrabrsnp Der prebist bic
balte @smeinbs I6lisf. Dieter gtnblid prebte ibm
tber ben Jtamelrepner IoIsenbe g4orte aus
QRsnntb i'm Stsrbsn bin.icu CT msin 2rsitsr fsin !;
DEM, rptr ibu bort, fdbift lauft uno rubis elm.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-25

geue Sriide.-gus Der ,,SaarY Times"
erleten mir, bab Ssriufe semadt iperren iur Sif
d,er,na etnes 5rritrrfS fir bic Incorporation elmer
Stod,Gcmpanp sur Grtuuuns elmer Srtde atsr
ben ee6afIub tei Sdp' 'Settlctcm, nit i0t6en
gortebrunsen, bae tcIaste Bride nit Der 3eit su
elmer freicn Bride scmadt wiro. Sitti6rif'
ten bafir linb i'm tlmlauf.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-25

&Gbe aelto len.-Dem 6rn. StrmoS
8altcrs in 8enIalem 3aunl6ip, Buds Co.. pur'
ben neulid 5 8i5c aus leinsm Stal!e Seitcbish.
Der Diet tries pislelben in Der 9la6t naG 9bila.
pctpbia unr prrfauite Fr AM natbiten Wcrsen nm
0 llbr auf pem 6ubmartte Serr gBalters, Der
bsm Diete nahiclste, srreitte pbilabeIptia, se-
rane in 3eit. Gr leB einen NeSer ais ben Dieb
perbafteu, uno tstam lsinc &ube wteeer Suriid.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-25

0eue6euer.G cmpanp. - etne neue
Seusr. Company bat F6 Spr ciniscn SSC6'n in
unIrrer Staet sebilpet, wrI6e trreitS etra so
@licper sd6lt. Sir wirp in rnSrn @icnatcn If
rsn S6tau&wascn betcmmen uno bis unSeflbr
9iat aud t9re neue Sprise.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-25

Gtne neue 5urnaee fol- bon ben 9erren
8atliet, nats S6reitcr's eanruns, etipa cine
gitils pbsrbulb Gutaiauqua, rrri6tet wsrprn. Die
Gage III F&er cine sprtrefiIi&e, an Der sedatbal'
8ieselbatn 8cute, iinb tpirp, ba &altltetne 'lno
alle anbsrs GrforperniTe in tieirr seissnftsn 9e'
senb I'M urttrfIub ucrtanbrn iinO, iidb nit Der
Belt ais cine ScrtbeiIEafte unternr9nana ous'ret'
fen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-25
gHritinbicn.

ct. SGpmas, Sanuar 5.-Die Cholera
brrrI6t bier in teunrubSenber ausbebnuhs, iie
teIHrdntt I14 aber bauptldHli4 auf Die Sdwar.
zen, ppn benen in 3etn 9asen 300 seitprten linp.
Die Gresatte Columbia ii tier unb bic }re9atte
Sapanuab III AT Hir.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-25

9papn, 10. San. 9tm %. Del. babtn an
tsr Grin, sGUwarbs. .SnIeI fur6ttare Stirme se>
pdtbet, bur@ rpst9s SduIsr unb Sdsunsn umsss
riHsn, 9aume entwurjelt unb font GROCER Sda'
ben anaeri6tst Fnb. Cine srpes glu;abl BON
8inboeb fam tnt's 9eben. Son Der st. paulss
air6e In GbartestOwn purbs pas Dad pesssri1.
fen
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-25

Ra-llnlsm entisrntrcbnenren eriern tRnnrn mir
ScrIi6sr,, Rap mir felt Shmfa9 dtcrauS falteN
gBetter UNI rau9e StraBen batrn. llnirre iun8'n
Qeutr, teionbrs rer ihDnere 2teil, lamentrrn fir
S6ner-ei,f cute @htittcutabn 1T mas fsbit.-
ellie iebp6- 6-reit es niht gu dnesn 1T
,Shltrn Gcrulpi9 ltia,
gSie IS rtr 6imnicl pia."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-25
GpttcSSjeuit.

eutteriI6.-Scnntd9 ben 30. Sanuar
sla6mittasS nm 2 llbr bm6 paitcr Scgelba6
In rcutI6cr-atrnrS I'm ~ pur9paiirr Samnt'
CT in enSllhrr Sprade.
Rcfp Sonntag ben 90. Snuar
gcrn,ittass uni 10 mN ateneS I'M II llbr purd
9aIpr Dubs in rcutIebr Sprade.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-25

Bas- Gin Or. Sulipdnt, In Sbic, fnbet leine
10000 ELDER 8auerei am Seirtcfiu6 Su tlein fir
i'm er bat resbalb cine anpere pcn $4,000 older
In S0tncis sstauft, unb bietst iebt bic rlrre gum
Serlaitf an.-SDis Siele rercen nun rurG bieien
fInei Nlann sem eanbtefBe ausaedIOiIen2
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-25
nay Cine intersiiante aepIpoilde IbatiaA

rag Cine intersfIante seclc9Ide Sbatia6e,
ipsnn liA bic 9la6riGt btpabrt, III bic neulid,c
Gntbeduns in ben IuabiIdrn sllpcn BON prlltcm.
mcnen Mcni6enI6dpeln in pvr ndmIiten 6rrmas
ticn In Der man bic lleterreite pes NfammrtbS
fanb. Dies ipiirSe 16sintar Den Se,pcis liefern,
ba6 ter Wmlh In Der ndmIideu pericpr nit crm
Maltcccn unp anpern srceru prrldnrFutbIis
6ea 5Gierrn eriiirt babe, pas biSber aus srcIc'
aiItben @rinpen bsltrtten wcrben 1T.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-25

61rGin 9ieiIenbr sr,ablt, sr lsi untcr slnbeun
in sinent eanbe ssfprIen, no ss Sienen sdbs pon
Der @rS6e Der S6afe. Wlerfwdtbis. sntSssnets
man ibm, ba mifrn bic SsnenitSde unsebeusr
sroe in.-glein, rief sr, Iie fnb serabe 70 srue
ME BEL unS. gBie ftnntn bdnn absr bic sro6sn
Sisnen In bic tleihen St6de fcnimen 2-Sa, baS
stbt mid ni6ts an, bas IN ibre Sahe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-25

B6y- Gin beutIGeS junseS 5raucnsimnicr bat
bem Yittsturser 5reimdnnsr'Seretn cine Sulnnie
BON $4,000 ansebcten, bic gum BAN einer onue
fiir rieIen Ssren oesipenpet rcrbcn fol-. Der gln'
trae ipurbe oanftar ansenculnet, uts mir pernen
nun In 8dlpe Der Sclfsauftldruns ca Gin neurr
Gempel trlteben Ieben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-25
81 % 8 la It 3.
8 Ea0e fpGtcr.
,QbiIaoeIpbla Otm0irai". J

8abrfbeinli6teit bes 2(usbru6s eines
oaeemeines &rie8s.
Gis Sri6ts aus gstsrsturs une osn7aniinssd
luuttu pis ssmSbnti@. picsfpredene. SNan b'9t it'
trd strinss oefnuns, zap rsr G,ar Sifcuseis 5ris'
bius.@rrybIasc unncbmen wsres, wssbal6 ois9sfird'
tunssn. cap Gin ulssmsinsr 6riss i'm 6rdblObre aus
trtbsn ptres. mssncmmsn Satsn.-Sn ernsen uno
paris no bic Stuutsspapsrs ssfalIen, Die Prslsesr
SrcoEclIe fno tei tbr aufscrs9tsm SRartts sse9en.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-25

Das poRamt III am DtenlaS mad BEN
6nuSr hes ssn. Cat @anowsre. Sit-o amit'"-
Straee, ecrlest worbsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-25

-gtuS 8 ava, BON 100 bic 9ia1rGten tiS
gum 9. Npp. seten, mslpet man, pae bort i'm
eaufe bes Sabres 1852 ni6t wenissr ais III
5tgCr 9etSctet purpen. Die Nusite1ung In Sas
tapiu mar bis gum 8. Ncp. BON 1872 gsricne,
beIuht pcrocn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-25

B0- Rad Der setpStniifen Gnnatme fnb Int
Iebten Sabr peorr iittr 81 0liltrnen GrcmtGr'
esr ins @rab sewanpert. Sn &cibsn ssiielt mir
ben bieelbrn cine 8oIonne pcn 1900 3u jeber yeile
beS llutfanaS Der Grpe tlren.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-25

rg- SON 3I6rtte'S gScrfen it baS %, %.
unb "a. ScIt in unIsrm Su&itrHr erbaItsn. =
gtns6mer brlleten Iie atSuboleu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-25

IA Die Supreme. Court BON genniplsanisn
Sat cine nsuIi6e @srihts,G ,GntlGeipuns ssssn bic
pittsburser Smnibustreiber be,asli4 bes Sab
rsus auG SonniOs btFdtist.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-25

9Oaon, 81. Sanuar. Das Durf Cattle.
ton In SermUnt III beute 0fcrssn bsinabe gan,
nisOersetrannt. Die Glammen piitbstrn np6 UNI
glittas.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-25

B&- Die aussabsn Seifreids In ben lssten 8
5abrrn taben I'M DmGfHuitt idbrla las Daillio.
neu Staltr beraesL unp bic Ginnaemfu bloc 100
g1irisntp. Das FaHa auf bic esnse Hi4t sebsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-25

pa- Gin Sanbperter, In eousSttle, 8p.. lief
E& unlGneit an einem SpirltilAe, rte er aufltano
um 800 5bnlsr brinssn, tpeldes leinen 9an3sn Ser>
sienlt pisliabriser barter @rteit auema4ts. Bol'
len @nnere liA ein @renipel hieran nebmen
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-01-25
S6deb bares
2ie9enbes Gi9ent6um
Durh


Nrioat S5anbeI 3u oerfamfsn.
Da rer llnteT6riebene seicnnen III mad Do~
Pen su ssbsu, 70 ginlGt sr rur9 Pripat panied
irtHr
Sbdbbare 8auerei
Su psrfaufrn. Dteislbe iisst in 9lisbsrnatunsie
5auni6ip, qedba GalmtY, an Der Straes prn Bss>
co.'s 8irttStaus na6 ptilabelptia fibrenb, 1cf~
Ieno an 9anb son G'scrse 3tepler, SObn StrTn,
3bcmaS unssrt, Garpn S6msper unb antern,
sntbaltsnb 1O7 older unb 1873 gtutbsu. Ga>
rauf trFntrt ft Gin
- 3rpeiit6Gioes feinernes Wobns
j:.:: baus, elm ocppelte6 eebnsbaus,
- lteinerue S6pei,er S6euer unb
CUTE Stalluns rpie au@ anpere @uiIensetduSe. 3
quite Brumen NIT pumprn barin linp nuts am
SauGe unp S6susr. Darauf III aud elm 8aum~
sarttn NIT alerls DIP, Elm iIisesnS geaiIsr lSuft
purh ben S6pamui. Der Bpbn hes 2anreS
ii taltnsinis. Darauf befnbsn fta ,pei RaIt5-
fen, wcju aud Scl;lune 0stauft pcrhrn fam,
wenn es perlan9t tpirr.
Das NSbere III ,u erfatrtn bei trm llntsrfGriee
tenen Gi9entttmer. Ssfs tam Ills rsn srfea
9lpril sessten prreen.
S0einri6 Sarrett.
p0- Denn Obises Gismttum tis ben aiisR
Mdr3 pcrfauft werpen tam, 70 linb bic 8eeinsun-
gen sprtbeiIbafter ais ipdterbiu, tbsrbaupt wire
man 1e leidt Tnpn.
Sanaar 25. nq4m
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unusua lily excited the risibilities Of The
House, and we are not surprised at il.
Mr., Perkins is an original in appearance
and in manner. One Of the earliest set
Tiers Of st. Lawrence county, for many
years he has held in succession, most Of
the Offices in that county, from Justice
of the Peace, upwards. Heis, therefore,
a chief among his people upon the Can
adam border, and was an intimate friend
Of the lamented Slas Wright. A cor
respondent Of the Herald aptly describes
him as bearinga strong resemblance, in
personal appearance, to that distinguished
parsonage Mr.. Pickwick, and appearing
to partake of the general benevolent and
good humored characteristics Of his En-
glish prototype. His manner of speak
ing is most remarkable. Either from
habit or some peculiar defect in his utter
ance, he can scarcely get out a dozen
words, without being arrested by kind
of stammering, which finds vent from
him in loud a-hem-ing much resembling
the noise produced by buzz saw. his
physiog at such times, str .ngely con-
torted, and streams Of tocacco juice rum
ming down his mouth, presents an appear
ance indescribably ludicrous. 1t WAS
this popularity that gave to him, among
the irreverent, while he was q member Of
the legislature at Albany, the cognomen
of 'old buzz-saw.' Yet he is a sociable,
generous old man, with much of the milk
Of human kindness in his composition,
and possessing too, no mean degree Of
intellect and capacity. What with Mike
Walsh, Gerrit Smith, Caleb Lyons, and
Bishop Perkins in her delegation, New
York will attract more attention in the
halls Of the National Legislature than
usually falls 10 her lot" -
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G. II At Z & 7

JUST PUBLiSHED-A NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE!
FEW words on the rationa. treatment without
N Medicine, of Spermatorrhsa, Local Weak.
ness Nervous Debility, Low Spirits, assitude, Weak
ness Of she Limbs and the Back, lndspositiOn, and
Incapscity for stvdy and Labor, Duliness Of Appre
heusion, Loss of Memory Aversion to Society, Love
OF Solitude, Tmdity Self Distrust, Dizziness Head
Ache, Involuntary Discharges, Pains in the Sie, Al
fiction Of the Eyes, Pimples the Face Sexual and
other Intrraitiss in Man.
From the French Of DR.. B. Delaney.
The important fact that these alarming complaints
may easily be removed ,yitto medicine, is in this
small tract clearly demonstrated, and the entirely
new and highly successful treatment, adopted by
the Author, fully explained, by means Of which eve
ry is enabled to cure himself perfectly, and at
the least possible cost avoiding thereby, all the ad
vertised nostrums of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free, In a
sealed envelope, by remitng post paid two postage
stamps to Dr. b. DELANEY, or Box loo, Broadway
Post Office, N. Y. nov S-3m
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was also present, and acknowledged, be.
comingly, the salutations of the lady
guests. At the Postmaster Generals. we
were admitted as coming from Philadel-
phia Judge Campbell himself hailing
from the same city. We found as large
and as gay an assemblage, comparative.
ly, as was. present at the White House,
while the familiar manner with which
the Postmaster General received his
guests, gave indubitable evidence that he
was not only cat home" himself in the
distinguished position he occupies, but
by his urbanity made all present likewise
partake of the same feeling. His accom-
.plished lady, if we may be allowed. to
use the expression, was equally ..at
home" in her department, and by her
blooming looks and persuasive manners,
commanded the favorable opinions of all.
Like most other large cities, Washing
ton has its characters" Our town, at
the present writing, has two girls, who.
dressed as men, parade the streets daily.
In the summer months, we have '.the
man with the military walk" but we
yield the palm to you for distinguished
oddities. Every one has read of the ''fai
boy" so vividly portrayed by Boz, and
many have seen the man in the farce,
who, with ciarionet in hand, "nerer
moved on under sixpence. Well, in
Washington, we observed an individual
who went sixpence higher, and always
asked for shilling" but gave you no
music as part pay. He was modest, how
ever, and easily got rid of. Not so with
another character" in your city. The
latter bore comes down upon you for q
"quarter, and gives no quarter if re-
fused. In fact, 1t has becomes standard
rule, as we understood, to give the de-
sired sum to get rid of him. But the
character of all characters is yet to be
given. lie goes by the name of the
{ boquet man." This character" richly
deserves to be trotted out. He is ap-
parently about twenty-five years of nee,
tall and slim, with slight bending for
ward of the head and shoulders. His
face is small, without any particular
noticeable feature, other than its effemi-
macy. He dresses well, but seems to be
troubled with what is technically called
the s'twitches," which causes him, like
Paul Pry, to be continually lodging in
and out of the various hotels. He is al
ways to be seen with a boquet in his
hand, which he unceremoniously thrusts
into the face of every new conner whom
he suspects of having an extra five"
and it makes not the least difference to
him whether refused or not, he sticks to
them like bark to tree, and jokes with
as much sang frod, Notwithstanding a
rebuff, as he exhibits satisfaction in pock-
eting the result Of sale. In common
with many others, we always felt ner-
vous when this character" made his ap-
pearance, and experienced much relief as
soon as he made his exit. We were told
that by persevering in this manner. this
individual had realized some SIC, 900 over
and above his expenses. He sells his
boquets as high as S. and SO piece
truly, money-making business. On the
Avenue, he drives tandem. and lives at
one of the best houses. lie is, emphati-
cally, lone of EN- Yours, &C.,
PENN.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan;y "a, 1854.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan;y "a, 1854.
NEWSPAPER REVELATIONS: Or, THE
WAY THE NEW YORK JOURNALS ARE
FDITED

IoA4GO'
The New York Times of Monday says
We have some very curious and instruc-
tive revelations in the Herald and Ex-
press, as to the manner in which those
high-toned and immaculate journals arc
edited. The latter, a few days since, ex
posed the rather amusing fact that one Of
its leading editorials made its appearance
the next day also as leader in the
Herald. This was certainly ludicrous
on more accounts than one. 1t seemed
odd, in the first place. that such stuff as
the Herald's editorials usually are, should
have been written anywhere out of its
own establishment. 1t was not supposed
that such a genius for stupidity as they
display could have been developed under
any other auspices. And it seemed, fur
thermore, quite as absurd that any paper
desiring to steal editorial matter, should
resort for such purpose to the Express.
However, this was explained. upon the
theory that the Herald knew exactly the
kind of article it wanted, and that it dis,
played good deal of tact in knowing
where to get it. ..--..
But the Herald, it seems. did not like
the exposure. 1t resented the imputa.
ton of stealing its editorials from the
Express, and was angry enough TO bctray
itself into still more awkward confes
sion. 1t thus frankly exposes some o.
the secrets of its editorial management
The author of the article which the
Express accuses us Of stealing from its
columns is not the editor of the Express
nor any Of his aids, but Mr.. Edward
Cunard, better known in this city as the
agent of a line Of ocean steamships than
as writer for the press. On Monday
last, Mr.. Cunard, whose employers have
been sufferers by the present revenueiaws
penned statement of their defects, and
handed it simultaneously to the Expres:
and Herald. The former, Of course
jumped at the offer of an article which
was to cost nothing; and suffering, as
usual, under superabundance of room
and scarcity of matter, published Mr.
Cunard's statement in full the very next
morning, as the leading article in TIN,
paper. 1t so happened that the Herald
had at the time news from Europe, addi-
tional details of the San Francisco disaS'
ter, accounts of the Erie riots and of thu
Bedini disturbances, &C., to publish, ant
Mr.. Cunard's statement laid over till
Thursday" "1! SCR -..s
Mr.. Cunard, therefore, the agent O
the British Line of Mail Steamers, when
ever "his employers happen to suffer from
our revenue laws" wields the edi.oria
thunders of the Herald and Exprcs,
against our laws, and on behalf of the in
terests of his employers! This sinde
pendant journalism, with vengeance.
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COUGH. CONSUMPTION Sc.
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give it also rich and glossy appearance, and alto
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Kiiwell Laurence, Washington; and j. L. Kid
well, Georgetown.
DAY VAN DEUSEN, Proprietors,
dec 19-6m 123 Chambers street. ~ Y
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WHALEY,s OMNIBUssES.

On THURSDAY, the 18th instant;
will commence running two lines
dria and " Ashington, leaving Alexandria at ~
o'clock in the morning, and 81 In the afternoon,
connecting with the trains leaving Washington at
o'clock in the morning and in the afternoon. Re
;urning leave Washington On the arrival OF the
ira us from baltimore, in time in the morning to
connect with the Orange and Manassas Gap train
from Alexandria, at o'clock.
Passengers wishing seats I'm this line, will leave
their names and residences with DIR. james Eptwis-
tie, Alexandria and at the Irving House, Washing
ton corner Of 18th street and PsnnsyivaDia avenue
The morning line will call for passengers within any
reasonable distances in sthsr city.
sep 28-6m. WM VITALITY
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SCRIBNER'S COAX OIL

VNHE healing and restorative properties Of this
L valuable specific have now been satisfactorily
established Its beneficial and curative effects have
been fully tested in the removal of those inamatory
accumul4tions which are formed ON the surface o.
skin, known burns bruises, boils, Wounds infict
ed by cuts aud other external gatherings. For in
aamed eyes, Catarrh on the head, the bleeding Piles
Sea sickness and Autumnal and other fevers it i,
one nf the most certain and effective remedies. In
ternally taken agreeable t. directions, it is safe AMI
mild, and immediate in relieving sick heaiache
orrhags from internal eruptons and injuries from
too full and phlethoric q habit OF the body.
For sale by w. IL. Gilman, Chas. Stott 4 Co, and
Kidwell & Lawrence, Washington j. s. Kidweli,
GEORGETOWN
DAY VAN DEUsEN, Proprietors,
dec l0-6m. l23 Chambers street. N.
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U At a great meeting of British sail
ors, lately held in London, the American
and English flags Were intertwined, and
the chief speakers, amid q roar of cheers,
announced that if Parliament did not give
the sailors the rights they claimed, the
British jack would be abandoned for the
American stars and stripes,and that, neg
lected at home, they could find coun-
try in the United States, where t.iey
could be treated as citizens and ffeemen1
with much more IN a.cognate vein. Come
along, sea-dogs! "Uncle Sam has lapd
enough to give you all farm" after yos
earn its
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SCARPA'S
COMPOUND ACOUSTIC OIL,

NOR the cure of Deafness, Pains, and discharge of
greeabe noises, liking the buzzing Of insects falling
Of water whizzing Of steam, &c, which symptom
of approaching deafness, and also generally attend
ant with the disease. Many persons who have been
deaf for ten, fifteen, and twenty years, and were
Obliged to use year trum cts, have, after using two
or three bottles thrown ASIDE their trumpets, being
made perfectly we'll. Ply scians and Surgeons higE
ly recommend its use.
This medicine has cured more persons, and is now
used more extensively than any other medicines
combined, for the cure of Diseases Of the Earl The
certificate are numerous, and OF the highest author
ity.
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q A lady at Columbus, in Ohio, re-
Gently inquired of the spirit-rappers hew
many children she had? =
Four, replied the spirit. {.
The husband, started at the reply, step
ped up and inquired ,
"How many children have I2'' {
Tive" answered the rapping med
um. .-..... .....-- n
The husband and wife looked at eash
other, with an odd smile in their faces
for moment, and then remained non
believers. There has been q mistake
made somewhere. <,