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Died..


In Jersey city Sunday, ALICE LAwToS, the beloved
wife Of Jacob Barclay aged 10 years, native Of Wex
ford ireland. -
The friends of the family are invited to attend the fu-
neral this afternoon at O'Clock from her late resi-
denoe So south First street, Jersey city
On Saturday 25th CHARLOTTE PECK, in her 41st year.
her friends are 10 attend the funeral SER
vice. ut the house Of her brother Elias Peck 302 Broome
street, this afternoon, at O'Clock.
On Saturday, March 25th, JOIN ROBERTSON, aged 43
years, n native Of forobello Scotland.
In Brooklyn, Sunday, March 2tth, KATE A., wife of
j. tdward Jenkins, and only daughter Of Capt Joseph
llls, in the Path year of her age.
Her funeral will take place from hsr late residence,
20 Jay street, Brooklyn Wednesday, March 29th at
O'Clock i. NJ Her remains will be taken to Green
wood for interment
On Sunday, March 26th JOHN AsPEIL, aged Is years.
His friends aud acquaintance, and also those of his
brother law respectfully invited to attend his
nera from the residence of his brothern law 80 West
Thirteenth street. tomorrow afternoon, at O'Clock.
Tn Sunday morning, March Goth, Mrs. CArHARINE, wife
OF John b. Cornell Esq, (of the firm of ]. B. wv W.
Cornell l. Co.. aged s3 years.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services Tuesday after
pooh, o'elock from her lnc residence, No. 80 Charl-
ton street., sS!!..i..6dt fartb Der invitation.
In this city, on Saturday, March 26th, RICHARD Al
COCK.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend his funeral from his late residence
No. ~ Liz penard street. Tuesday March 2Sth, at u
O'Clock, ?. NJ, without further invitation.
On Sunday, March 26th, of consumption, JAMES L.
lhEDERiok, sged 10 years and 10 months.
invited to attend his funeral from the residence of his
mother No 875 Watts street. this afternoon O'Clock
without further invitation. His remains will be taken
TO Greenwood for interment.
"Had virtue In perfection power to save
The best Of youths from 2, an untimely grave
The fatal stroke, where all doomed 10 die;
His mothers hope gone yet oft she cries amidst her
pain
My son, my boy and shall meet again"
On the 26th inst at the residence Of G. Isham ESQ.,
AZ East Sixteenth street Mrs. CHRISTINA, widow Of the
late John II. Beach, of Auburn.
The remains will be removed to Auburn for interment
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Personal Intelligence.

The Florence correspondence of the Newark Advertiser
Of the 28th ult. says:-
But the incident Of the carnival which has been tho
tan II the for days is the bal costume at the
palace OF Prince Demdo rich Slave of Russia and the
rerudated husband Of the Princess Mathde "a daughter
Of Jerome Bonaparte,) who figures at Paris. His
sace ia of the most sumptuous in Europe, and its
Yiendid apartments ard grounds we're all thrown open
Tor the entertainment Of Wednesday evening, which
prooaoy exceeded in extravaganza and show any carous
OF our day Nearly all the courts and countries OF the
@oru ana tne most giddy periods Of courtly frvoy,
o soiDihoh 70 Louis Quatorze represented in the
Pctoretqn spectacle. America was gracefully repre-
sheo oy MIS- burghi OF New York. In the rich
o. IN indian princess and the United States by grand
aaass'er o. me late Gideon Lee clothed appropriately in
ire stars and stripes and bearing the Pi,bus Utnre
on Der handeau Their bearing aud tret,J
eener admiration II q well understood that some of
the titled guests who have love II shog tsn
10 indulge u were obliged 10 incur inconyenient .ta Ia
order TO iup Themselves for the OCCASION for ~ COD
tones wee generally, understand of the colsst de.
tcnI l.n Sucb s one phase ~ Italian life Tortunale
yyen Know az yet conn aatyey little nothing oil lie
ftiies OF an italian carnival in the United States
In. Hanel, Of St Petersburg, says the Boston 7cap
sc7Fof the 2oth inst one Of the most disting
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members Of the Royal Academy Councillor OF State in
the Russian empire and gentleman of great scientific
atainnens, has been deputed by the Emperor Nicholas
to visit the various educational scien'idc and philan
throPc institutions Ia The United States. Dr. Hame IL
now az the Revere House in this city. During the last
week he has visited the various pihlic institutions
in this city. He brought letters from the most
eminent learned OF The Old World TO the pro-
mnent indi, duals in scientific and literary circles
In the United States few years since he visited Eng
land upon sriilar mission with much success that
tie Car commissioned him for like service in our
country On tuesday last lie visited the manufacturing
Establishments in LEVEL Yesterday morning ne ex
nned the Perkins Institution for the Blind and ON Mon
day " i'll visit Harvard University.
The Albany Journal says Governor Seward viii be de-
tanned in ALB NY Schenectady and Troy for several days
Gov. Iimond, r. l.; Gov. Hubbard, y. H. Hon. J, r.
Black London J. Hart Strother, Esq Nd Hon. Butler
King Ga Pew ghas Van Rens elaer NJ j. John Arnot,
Esq, fTnira among tie late arrivals at the Ne
tropoliian Hotel
Capt Watkins lady and of the late steamship San
Francisco; N Stetson, ESQ., Brdgewater; 1t. Col Geo.
Newman u. S. A.; T. Amory, Miss Amory, Boston, T.
Edwards u $. A.; L. W. Blatchford St. Louis Judge
Parker N H. among the arrivals yesterday at the
Astor House.
ARRIVALS.
From Norfolk Richmond, &c per steamship Roanoke
Joseph Frosssr, Edward Hiekie, Robert Harwood
Yin rerman, john Clarke, David G Lemonte Miss c L
Jenkins. James ottarbnrg Charles G Yeaton, Geo Ke-
" capt Thos Sbaiier Geo Pendleton and lady aud IL
in tue steerage.
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Court Colendar-This nav

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-The case Of Post Office
robbories set down for to-day.
SurREMH CorRT-Circuit-2 1913, Z, lO2, 1e3, 1877,
1884, 1855, 1884, EOS, 30, 236, 242, 2s4, 351.
Special Ternl-Adjourned to one O'Clock.
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all competitors this spring. and gentlemen taste have do
cided in Of his and beautiful hats Sold
s. and warranted superior to hat sold in Broadway
for "a. The store is lis Nassau street.
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Malls for Europe.

TEE NEW YORK HERALD-EDITIoN FOR EUROPE.
The royal mail steamship Arabia, Capt Judkins, will
leave Boston Wednesday, at II O'Clock for liverpool
The European mails will close in this city quarter to
three O'Clock to morrow afternoon.
The WEEKLY HRArD, (prnted in French and English,
win be published at halfpast nine O'Clock Tomorrow
m rnng. Single copies, in wrappers, sixpence
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition OF the
Hz- YORK HERALD viii be received at the following places
in Europe
LIVERPOOL. John Hunter, No. Paradise street.
LONDON 800 Edwards, Sanford Co., No. II Cornhil.
Vim. Thomas & Co., No. 10 Catherine street.
PARH... Livingston, Wells Co.. Place de Ia Bourse
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Beebe & Co., Fashionable Hatters, 150 BrOad-
way-spring fashion gentlemons hats and
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OUR AGENTS IN PARIS, FRANCE.

We beg leave to state to readers and patrons in
Paris, and Europe generally, that Mr.. B. II. Revolt II
Roe de la Banque, Paris, longer connected with the
sew YORK Herald, either correspondent or agent
hessrs Livingston Wells, Place de Ia Bourse, are
o9T only agents in Paris both for advertisements and
subscriptions.
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R,n.ovul.-sm,,h & Lounshury would re.

HSnsovnl.-smftn a. LouNsoufy wOulQ
specially inform cir friends and ths public that they
changed their business location late No 449 Pearl
No 4C Broadway one door below Grand stEeet
They prepared TO exhibit thei. priny styles
conltrg OF mosaic velvet tapestry Brusacls threeply
and IN Grain carpetings English and American floor oil
cloth, md all otter goods pertaining to the trade.
To sct-Thc Basement No. ~ John street; n
dcsirah location tor Wholesale business having
ccllent light Inquire of 5. H. DOUGHTY raanufA
turer leather and elk BELTS clocks and fancy goods,
No. q John street
Fiis-FIts-Fits-Can be Cured by the Use Of
ane. epilePte pills Every who child suffer
ng wth Is or sPasme should try them. Tney equally
geoc Ter al that cated class Of which
the die al auy eventually fail curing The prize
tor, eth s HANCE los Baltimore street. Baltimore,
Nd viii send them to any part of the country, by ms
IRE. OF postage the receipt of remittance post paid
Price ~ per box two for S..
Ressding's Russia Salve, Boston Remedy
Of thirty years standing cures without iai burns sead
bois shblRns chapped hands bies and every outward
injury .! sroPtaea A. B D. Sands, Wholesale agents.
Sold - g. H. Ring Of John street and Broadway
c. tnekner Co., 81 Barclay street, and By druggists
Moidavfa Crcam.-This superb compound,
for and Identifying the hair prepared only
and sold by W. Bachelor at his celebrated hair dye
and wig factory 1s3 Broadway BATCHELOR'S hair dye
sold or applied. Nine private rooms.
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Mnrr1eds
On Saturday, March IS, in New Orleans Capt. THOMAS
CONWAY formerly Of Alexandria, Va to Miss CLEAESrINE
CONWAY, of the former place.
Alexandria papers please copy.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
Personal.


A NY PERSONS GIVING IMPORTATION OF THE
n residence Of Miss Curry, Martha Bell Agnes Rose
bury who from Greenwich England, in 1882 and
sided In New York teaching ladies boarding school, would
confer great favor their ncphews by addressing their
whereabouts to- John Maxwell Bell, No Glou
cester, England. JOHN N. BELL.
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yseIodeons.-Th< Larxest Asss.
A II. NICOLAY.
EDWARD SINTZENICH,
salesman of II. II. Leeds 4 Co.

Green Turtle.-Just received, a Frcsh supply
Of very fine young turtle per steamer Northern Light
Soup constantly Families supplied by sending their orders
to No. State street. p. II. BAYARD
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DIAPER MAKER WANTED-TO co A SHORT DIS
lance In the country engineer Inquire 1T 3sl Green
Nich atreet.
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MARTHA ANNA HAS LEFT CUBA, AND WILL BE
1xl In Williamsburg about the 9th Of April She will be
dressed In o loose wrapper. J. II. Is.
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HOUSEKEEPER'S SITUATION WANTED, BY AN
Ii American young lady; has all tho qualifications to
gentlemans house. No objection travel with
family Please address A. A. H., Broadway Post Office
T ADIEs-wANTED, SIX GOOD MILLINERs SIX
IL dressmskers, and two apprentices who speak
French and English Apply 1t l32 Ninth street. corner
Broadway second floor.
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Pianos Mt Wholesale or Retail, OF the Latest
styles and most improved makers including Gilbert
Co.'s Worlds Fair premium pianos with without the
solsn with iron frames and ciresla. soales H.st Cum
sberts bcudoir pianos; Horace Waters' pianos; and
large variety pianos Of other makes at preel which defy
competition. Second hand pianos from SIS to $3.50
HORACE WATERS. SS3 broadway
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MRS. PATTERSON, IN CONSEQUENCE OF ILL
wi health, wishes give her little boy eight years old to
adopt 80 respectable Protestant famyhe e smart and
INTELLIGENT. Please address A. p Herald two days.
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MRS +. N.-YOU WILL FIND AN ANSWER TO
M your note Of the 10th left ct the Herald once at the
Broadv ay Post Office.
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RIO LET-TnE. SECOND FLOOR OF THE HOUSE ,I2
\ broadway suitable for family or business; aiso
ohoe the rooms will be let separately Apply between
The htuss esa and V'elosk IT ~ Broadway.
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EXTRA PAf.-ALJ UNil ED STAT rs SAvy sAILoss
IL and who served Ia any United stat vesaoi
he Paei6o between Sso and 1875 the ~,dows aud
n xch promptly obtain then double lay and ROM
lsnd ~ EDWARD biSSkLL, Agent, and llaAel Ppy-x
p.s n Wall stree, basement N p-Alsc scISts-1
fe--g~ '--Ae "Ntsira' y. sN1ve. 'rks'
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GOOD SERvANTS,-THE BEST SERVANTS FOR
NJ every kind Of domestic work, cooks lAundresses
Tor nurses and also German
and French girls German farmers gardeners WATERS
tiers and can always be obtained At NORRIS
street where only respectable servants admitted.
Note,-Under the Irving House.
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DROTEsTANT SERVANTS wANTED-IN A GENTLE
mans family professcd cook experienced NURSE
lady's maid, l.undrsss, waiter girl, dairy maid.
stand their duties and will be PAID high wages Apply i'm
medateiy at l4s Grand street Also wanted English boy
alter,
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Merchants Police Notice.-RespOnsible
night watohmen for watching ships
dwellings, stores factories &c. for 81 80 per night also
water proof tarpaun AZ 10 per night required
dock, 30. FULLER 4 VAN HOESER. 81 SOUTH near
inc - "
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~ MEET NE ON TUESDAY, AT TWO O'CLOCK, AT
u. Fourth avenue. X. w.
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Peter Roberts d Co., 375 Broadway, have
just received large stock Of Maltese aces also black
gypure. The spring hosiery has just come to hand
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THE RECENT DISCOVERIES OF SCIENCE APPLIED
TO the History Of Creation-Dr Doremus will deliver
four lectures this subject with ilustra
street near Fourth avenue On Monday 9Th and Thurs.
day. th tant and Monday the and Thursday, 9th
April At r. n Tickets may be obtained 1t Messrs APP
pletons', N6 and 8 Broadway, and At Msssrs Evans
Dckerson 6N Broadway Tickets for the Is each;
for single lecture, 81.
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ITO HOTEL KEEPERS AND OTHERS-THE ADvER-
tiser who ha: had many years experience in the first
class hotels In this city we'll Others at the fash
ienahle watering places 10 DESTROYS Of procuring situation
as bookkeeper, or in any other ocsf capacity would
like to take the entire charge Of hotel being fully
petent and well acquainted with tho duties every
-
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EVEMALE WATERS WANTED-EIGHT SMART IN.
telligsnt and gentee girls wanted to act in the above
p. m. Americans preferred. References required
GARDENER.-WANTED, SITUATION AS GAR
" dsner BY a,ober ipdustrous married man no family
Kitchen garden act In the capacity Of coachman and
gardener 10 willing TO make himself useful The best Of
references given note addressed to s. d. Herald or
fee will meet with attention.
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q S-WILL 1OU NOT CALL UPON ME FOX A mo-
=. ment that may ask you one question: r.
WILL n. B. WRITE TO SYLVESTER BY HIS RIGHT
nsme The letter win not be intercepted IL the ad
vrtsement In the Herald commencing with To the 20,
son who wrote to-" TO-, for himi
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yVANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w Young woman take OF child and DO plain
ing or L. take care children and do chambcrwork The
OF city reference had Please call at Twenty.
second between Eighth and Ninth avenues (er last
Ilegt fyrtEV ee.G
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-05

TRUrH.-f there is one thing more
than another which we would teach a
child it would be love of truth. All
other things would be worthless without
that growing excellency in human char.
acter. Without it the nobiest structure
is but whited sepulchre. With all other
qualifications man is to be Stunned
when deficient in this. The bsholder
may admire fabric Of general beauty
and symmetry, but when the seam Of
falsehood is found running from cap
stone to base, he will shun the dangerous
presence. There are few things more
painful, experienced in our intercourse
with men, than to feel that they are un-
worthy of our conhdence-that they are
not what they seem-that they will be-
tray while they smile-that we tread
upon crater's crust where all is hollow
beneath. Teach the child to tell the
truth-to venerate and love it. Teach
him SO that whenever wrong he may
commit, he will frankly and promptly
admit it all. Reward the honest speech.
Washington's father was never prouder
of his boy than when he acknowledged
his falSehood. -., -.... -.-.-
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. TINS IS A GREAT CoUNTRY.-The Off.
cial returns of the receipts from customs
for the present year show decided in
crease over last year. The total receipts
for the three first quarters were $50, ,202,-
767, and the receipts for the quarter end.
ing on the Both Of June would not vary
much from $l5,600.00O. The total re.
ceipts from all sources for the fiscal year
are $74,764. 900, showing an increase,
compared with 1853, of Sl3,766 ,264.
The balance in the Treasury last year. on
1st of July, was little short OF S22,000..
600; the balance on the LIST Of July, 1854,
will not vary much from $4,000 900.
The amount of public debts paid of will
have been about 1913 ,000,00 The total
receipts from public lands have been
sbout 81 roc, GOO. --7 --'''
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NOTICE
NOTICE
ITO THE CREDIrJRs OF TIE LATE REPUR-


VO THE CREDITORS OF TIE LATE REPUB-
i LILO Of TEXAS--Ths sEsiitcr3 OF the late Re-
public Of fs1Ss Ose hereby notified, that by al act
.! he Legislature oi tia State Of Texas, approved
lso lltn, 1851, the provisions Of the act entitled
aAn act t. provide fox asoertsining the debt Of the
is'e Republic Of Texas. approved March 23h, 1913,
mas ben sxt5nied until the Ist d.; Of August 1855
therefore, ell hollsrs Of any CO te Erbites Of the
!ss Aepu5ie, which have not been ksresoiare unj
1csist. whether the same be stock oouds, tTGaULry
hotes, sutitei paper, uRiiIuidatel claims, or any
otasr description OF debt whatsoever, will present
tae same far adjustment TO the Auditor and Comp
Heller, AZ this ot1ce, In Austin, or before the
aass sOresal August Let, 1855, the sane arc By
itstute Aforesaid, declared forever barred.
Pa--ies foTSa.iinS clains By mail to the unl:r-
e.nei, ult-- ts provisions of the act Aforesaid, K
esrnaeta of adjustment issued therefor will he 70
t1rne II The Ssrl- way, should it be 40 difec Ell hy
le claimant, otherwise 1t viii remain in the Audi
H-s oce, subject 70 his order. In ali CASES Of the
0snsIais-on Of securities 20 and fro the Office, the
ans shall b. st the risk OF the owner or holder.
Nhsn . party deputies another to sct for lin
which l. requisite In second class cains,) q sinip:e
power Of s.toznsy s.tested By two Witnesses VII
nAce,
JNO. II. SWISHER, I Auditor.
JAMES Il. SHAW, ! Comptr0iiY
Austin, Texas, February I'd, 1854.
~ Ism
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A REMEDY FOB "EAcH p1sEAsF,

A the request of many of my patients; I have
"A consented to put up class Of my most eff.
eis1t psssc,,ptions in the form of FAkILT MEDE-
CLNES, each one suited to particular disease and
not ike the ma nufaciursrs Of the nostrums and
psnscess OF the day, promulgate to the world thst
any ne compound will cure all diseases, and who,
I'm the words OF the great italian physician Spal
anzanD 'pa. medicines scish they k1ioy little, into
ooo'es tcttch they krosu less" .-.'. ~
a J.s. ROSE, N D., fhila.
For Cholerd, Dysentsry Bone. osi.aints, de-,
Or: J. s. ROSES CARaiINATiVE BALsAM.
This mixture Is one OF the most inport.pt ,ne.Is
cines, and should be kept in all families as ssspe
oic" for Cholera and Bowel Con,plaintsi IL has nev.
cr failed. Dysentsry vanishes in q few DAYS when
this article is used as dire ted. Price 25c.
Dr.: J. 8. ROSES PAIN CURER will cure Stiff Neck,
ffem Cod, Cholic, Cholera Morbus &c. 1t cures
Sprains, Chilb!ains, Cramps or Pains in tie Stom.
sch or Bowels. Price I21l, 2s, and co cts. :
De- J. 8. RosE's EXTRACT or .BuoHu f. one Of the
best remedies ever used for diseases Of the Kidneys
Bladder, &c. Price 800.
DIAL, for Heart Disease all Nervous Affections Flat
usnce, Heart Burn, Restlessness, Numbnsss, Men.
rslsis, raising the Spirits and giving power to the
whole system, 1t is slEcst miraculous in its eject
30 cents bottle.
DR. j. g. Rosk's DTSprprIc COMPOUND, q sure cure
Tor Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, and Indigestion,
when taken In conjunction with his AltsrCtive or
Family Pills. Price Of both 75c.
Ds. J. 8. Rosz's GOLDEN puls for Falling OF IL Q
Womb, Femals Weakness. Debility. and Reisxatson
They have a peculiar affinity for the dsbilitatei
muscles Of the female, and in instance have they
failed in radically curing those distressing COM
paints females are so often subject Price 50 cents.
Dr. j. s. ROSES ASTI-snIo-s eR RAILROAD Pills.
These pills are not warranted to cure In every NAL
ady or disease incident to man. but they are grand
remedy for Bilious state OF the system and CON
mon tsEers. When used with DR.. koss,s Tonic Mix.
turs, viii cure the most stubborn cases OF Bilious
Fever or Fever and Ague. Price 12Ia and &c. p.
DIR. J. s. RosE's sARsAPAhILLA COMPOUND, for all
skin Diseases and for purifying the Blood it Is sus
perior TO au others. Price 50c. and 81. -..-- .
DR J. 8. Roses ELIXIR o. OPIUM, free from sl the
bad effects OF Opium or Laudanum, such as Head
ache, Constipation, or Sick Stomach. Price 2sc.
All whose Constitutions are impaired BY disease or
weak By nature, ehouid read Dr. 8. Roses "Medi.
cal Adviser, (Which contains description of the Dis
esses Of cur climate and the mode Of tTcssont It
can be had without charge Of ...
z D; Gilman, Charles Sto:t 4 60, ": b. GILMAN.
John w. Nairn, Patterson & Nairn, D. b. CLARK,
Il II Mcpherson, William 7. Evans, Kfdwell Law
rence, J. B. MooTe, Washington; J. L. Kidwell,
Georgetown; and by ell dealers in Alexandria, Viz.
xiniA. je ~
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RAISING CANAnYI SEEp.-A writer in
the Ohio, Farmer strongly recommends
the farming people to raise Canary seed.
with no more trouble than the culture of
oats. Now that mother and Ann Eliza
must keep = canary bird or two, what is
the use of paying ten cents pound sor
seed, aud be, found fas is said) an excel
lent food for horses The bead is large
and heavy, resembling millet., Our
writing friend says be has raised two
Icrous of this seed ina single season,-
SAVING, the flrst for seed. and getting .
second crop on the same ground: WIG
ia the enterprising farmer that win mf@.a
an item next year by becoming tne po.
neer in thematter Of raising Canary-0as~
for market?