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Washington sentinel., 1854-02-02

BosroN, FEB. Lit was reported here yesterday
that Bedni would arrive here last night, and in
consequence, towards midnight, large crowd,
mostly Germans, assembled ON the common and
burnt his reverence in efigy
His arrival was, however, a mistake, caused, il
is said, by dispatch from Cincinnati, stating he
would leave New York for Boston. The demon
straton was universally condemned.
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-02
More SMUGGLING.

NEW York, FEB. 1.-The officers have made
further seizures of large amounts Of smuggled
goods on board the steamer Asia, arrived here yes
terday
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-02

TOHN A. LINTON, Attorney at Law, has
ID removed his Office to the north side Of Lou
isiana avenue, between 9th and Th streets.
Jan 20--4w. 3taw
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-02

Marriages.-The number Of licenses issued at
the courthouse during the month Of January was
ninety-two, or an average of nearly three mar
riages for each day. Up TO eleven o'clock yester-
day morning, three licences had been issued; and
thus the month of February opens brightly to
matrimonial candidates.
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-02
EvANs . PANT,

EVANS d FAINT,
Pennsylvania Avenne, 6eftceen Al and 6th streets,
under Whitehnrs's Dagnsrrean rooms,
WASHINGTON, D. O.,
Exchange and Land Warrant Dealers.
UncurreMt Money Bought.
Advances made ON good Claims.
Mr.. Evans will give prompt attention TO claims
for pensions, bounty land, back and extra pay,
sailors claims, &c. before the Executive Depart.
ments.
They especially solicit the prosecution OF &c.
iectcd and suspended revolutionary claims.
Persons from distance, sending us warrants,
may rely upon receiving the highest market price
aud prompt remiuances. ~
All land warrants sold BY Us win be guaranteed.
Refer TO members Of Congress and officers OF
the government generally
Jan T---5tsod
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-02
Nstifts. ..1n

DTo Compositors.--F -Four or i've good
composi,ors wanted. Permanent situations are
now open for those who understand their busi-
ness none others need apply Inquire at this
Office. s&6te6 Gs
Feb 1-tf FER tt rq
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-02

TOWN.. BUCKLEY g. CO., respect.
fully inform the citizens Of Georgetown and its
vicinity that they prepared to undertake every
description Of work in GAS FITTING. They
have secured the services Of some Of the best
workmen from the north, and their charges will
be found as low as in any of those cities.
They have always on hand an elegant assort.
ment Of Gas Fixtures, 10 which they would invite
the examination of the public.
South side of Bridge street. between Washing
ton and Jefferson.
Orders left at Linthicum's hardware store will
be punctually attended to. Jan. 2S-1m
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-02

VNH + PILGRIM FATHERS: or the
u Founders of New England in the reign Of
James the First; with illustrations Just imported
by TAYLOR ~ MAURY, Bookstore,
Feb Near Ninth street.
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-02
Sailing Of the Niagara.

BosroN, February 1.-The steamer Niagara
sailed for Liverpoo to-day, with IS passengers and
100000 in specie. The report that Bedini is on
board is incorrect. E4Nass
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-02

NTEW UNITED STATES GAzETTEER
In A new and complete Gazetteer ofthe United
States, by Thomas Baldwin and ]. Thomas, M. ID.
Just received at I"
TAYLOR IL MAURY'S,
Ian. % Bookstore, near 9th street.
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-02
Maine Legislature.

PORTLAND January 3i.--The Legislature finally
organised to-day by filing all the senatorial va
cancies. The Senate now stands, wings l6; reg
ular democrats, 10; independent democrats, s. In
the house the wings and independents have 20
majority.
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-02

vVHE NATIONAL PATRIOTIC POEM,
L by Estwick Evans price 20 cents. For sale by
GRAY & BALLANTYNE.
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-02

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
IN have lost a Land Warrant Certificate tor
LOO acres, No. rs, ,222 in favor of Neri d. Smith,
Lloyd b. Smith, Lewis Clark Smith, Benjamin
Yost Smith, and Rosanna Frantz collateral heirs
of Hiram M. Smith, deceased, of company II, Sth
United States Infantry Mexican war )and which
said certificate was assigned to the undersigned.
This certificate was mailed by Johnston, Brothers
& Co., of Baltimore on the 18th October, 1859 d-
rected TO William p. Williams, esq, Washington,
D. c., and was never received II is my intention
TO apply for duplicate of this warrant to the COM
missioner of pensions.
NERI p. SMITH,
Cumberland, Maryland.
January 24th. 1854 Jan. 2S-tf
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-02

DOW-WINDOWS AND SHOW CASES
ID and Two Doors for Sale.--A bargain may
be had if early application is made TO
w. c. ZANTZINGER,
Sta:oners' Hall, next door to the Irving Hotel.
Feb 2-3tif
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-02

MODERN LANGUAGES.-D. q. Groux.
lvI a native of France, teacher of Modern Ian
guages, especially French. Spanish, and German.
Translatons made with correctness and punctu-
ality. Professor Of Numesmatics, for the classif-
cation and explanation of medals and coins
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, south side, between 9th
and 7th streets, opposite Browns Hotel
Furnished Rooms to rent al that place.
Sep 2l-dtf
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-02

ID. Citizens' Furnishing and Tailoring Estab-
lishment. The subscribers would call the At en-
ton Of their friends and the public generally to
their superb stock Of Cloths, Cassilnefes, Ve.:.
ngs &c, all Of the very latest styles, which they
Wizards hotel.
They cannot promise 10 do more thar they have
done for the last wenty-ihree years, O., polite
ness, punctuality, and gratitude for all favors.
E. OWEN & SON
Dec 17--2awlm. (m)
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-02

A LIENS Self Cooking Pistols, for sale at
N LANlMOND'S, 7lh street.
Jan oo--6t.
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-02

General Houston Mt Providence.-PRovI-
DxxcE, Jan. 3l.--Genersl Houston delivered lee
lure here this evening, on the North American Ia
dians He visited both branches of the State legs-
lature this morning.
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-02

TO CORRESPONDENTS
va Prize Tickets should be returned for rs.
newal or payment.
M7s> All orders from a distance for Tickets in
the above or any ofthe Maryland Lotteries prompt
ly and faithfully filed, and official drawings sent 10
all purchasers. Please address
r. FRANCE g. CO., Managers,
Jan. 3l--2awlmif Baltimore, Md.
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-02
MARRIED,

NJ. A. TYSON a. SISTERS SEMINARY
For boarding and Day Pupils--On #, be-
tween 18th and 18th Streets.
The third quarter of this institution will COM
mence on Tuesday the 7lh instant. For terms,
&c, circulars may be had at the principal book
stores and seminary
Feb 2-det E3 ts
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-02
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES.
R. FRANCE & co.,
Sole Managers and Contractors Of the Mary
land state Lotteries.

land state Lotteries.
Managers Office, No. North Calvert ST., next
door to Barnum's City Hotel, Baltimore, Md.
MAGNIFICENTSC SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY.
Persons al distance, addressing the Managers,
confidently rely on having their orders for
Tickets in the Maryland Lotteries promptly flled.
Bank notes on any solvent bank in the United
States received at par for tickets.
Bonds TO heavy amount are deposited with the
State to secure the payment Of Prizes. Drawings
conducted in public, under the superintendence OF
the State Lottery Commissioner
We would call your attention to the following
splendid Lotteries, 10 be drawn under our manage
merit during the month OF February. Amy orders
you may favor ms with will receive prompt atten-
lion, and be considered strictly confidential.
The Managers Official Scheme is always sent
from the Managers Office, with all the tickets
ordered, and the printed Official Drawing, certified
TO by the State Lottery Commissioners, will be
sent same day after the drawing of the lottery is
over
All prizes sold at the Managers Office are cashed
Immediately after the drawing
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-02
G1Isgsaptit.
BedIni excitement i'm Boston.

ny the House Line, expressly for the Sentinel.
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-02

IT OsT.-On the Evening Of the 18th OF
II Morning Of the 10th, between 9th street
on MARYLAND avenue, and the Washington Clul
Rooms, on 10th street, and the CAPITOL Gold
Pen in a silver handle, for which liberal reward
will be paid TO the finder, if left at this Office.
Tan 20--tf
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-02

TINE CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY
Of the thirty-,hird Congress, justpubshed, is
for sale at JOE SHILLINGTON'S
Feb ct Cor Al street and Pa. avenue.
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-02

THOURTH VOLUME OF JOHN G. CAL
honn's Works.--Just received, the 4th vol.
ume d the Speeches Of John G. Calhoun, de-
liyered in the House Of Representatives and in
the Senate of the United States Edited BY Rich,
ard X. Cralle. For sale at the Bookstore of
r. FARNHAM,
Corner Of li,h street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Jan 2S-tf
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-02
John s. GALLAHER,

Late Third AUDITOR OF the Treasury,
WILL attend to claims before Congress or the
wv Departments. His familiarity with the
,outine Of business will enable him to be useful
il claimants. Dec 2-solm.
Washington sentinel., 1854-02-02

Theodore Beach, young man, who was con-
victed ofa burglaryin New York some time since,
and who managed to escape from the officers be-
tween the courtroom Of that city and the Tombs,
was, on Tuesday, arrested at the fire on Four-and-
a-haf street, by officer John Graham, Of Baltimore,
who recognised him as former acquaintance
The fugitive was committed TO jail, and re-
NAMED there until yesterday afternoon, when he
was conveyed back TO New York, under charge
Of Capt. Keefe, ofthat city
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New Books.


The Bow In the Cloud, or Covenant Mercy,n IluA
trated. Philadelphia: n IL, Butler & Co
We are indebted to the publishers through the eour-
tesy Of j B. Steel No. 60 Camp street copy of the
above handsomely bound we'll printed and elegantly
illustrated annual 1t is religious in its character and
contains large number of pieces of merit written by
different diynes of established reputation. The work
has certainly the charm OF typographical beauty
whatever its literary pretensionsmay be-
Poeteal works Of Samuel Roger illustrated phiIs-
phia l. Ii. Butler s. Co
We are indebted to Thomas L. White No SO Canal
street for copy Of this very handsomely gotten up
volume OF one Of the popular poetea authors England
man, in our opinion much oyerestimated, but still
quite famous. Rogers works the most elegantly
illustrated of any published in England and this
edition aims to initiate the excellence its original II
is certainly we'll printed aud well boun and forms most
desirable gift. Those wishing to purchase ANNALS or
illustrated poets, will do well ocail on Mr. White
/" Putnam's Monthly Magazine. u
We are indebted to ], O. Morgan, the Post once
and TO B. NJ Norman No. II Camp street. for copies Of
Patnams Monthly Magazine for this month The Monthly
has number of readable articles, of which are
Illustrated We ore happy TO learn thst its circulation
steadily iapssssipg,
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Y jlIs IIsSf I e.
iSssAE MssR ESfss JANUARY 8, 1851

JusTlca SHAELow -4-0nr cxpectent readers
who we're left. two days ago, unsated with the
ssast ii fudge cottop's law. will, We hope, stay
their stomnchs yet d little longer. Ills Christ
mas time, and other dainties are, we trust,
spread around them III abundance. We have
Nv Id thu materials for the rest Of The Cottonian
entertainment; and they only need to be cooked
lid. hut Ne had, also, other dishes on orr
dresser and having each day Y provide s mem
for the million a. NELL rs Little bread tor oslr
selves, va can't afford to set ont every day such
{ d table Us that Of the cottonian Wisdom ~
sides. tie value If the French axiom ils'se
surely be understood here II New Orleans T-.ne
axiom against partridge Al the while. Y Sosson
must BE- Kept tai tit-bits, and not deala OUT at
every dinner, until people nauseate ~ me very
name
Tns above was meant for Saturday !:
but Will serve for al apology enc preface
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=
Tho Holidays are oser and ended They ended yestcr
day, amid the lamentations Of numberless children to
whom teir close the termination of wonderful pleas
and the Of untold sorrows and sad en-
duranres They ended amid the regrets Of all the people
Of oiorsJaba and Barney and Dinah and Chloe-from
gason & Dixons line to the Gulf of Mexicoto whom the
Holidays rich in hopes for six months and rich IN
for smother They ended amid some regrets
even the older indurated portion OF the COM
unity in whom business has planted great deal
romance and banised great deal youthful poetry but
Who nevertheless, find unexpected pleasure in the re-
and peculiar to the week incosed BY
Christmas and New Yearss The Holidays are pastto
tho universal regret Its joys Its pleasures its surprise
its wonderful sights and Deeds its gifts its charite sre
pose its era Of good feeling gone Welcome once
more the hustle Of renewed business and hard work,
The New Year has made his advent and been inausu-
rated with all usual and fitting ceremonies Yesterday
and the day before streets rang with one continued
explosion Of torpedoes and fre-crackers As eleven
O'Clock Of the tables the city grosned under
great bowls trimming with eggnogg -Four hours iater
they groaned aresh under immense dinners which womb
have deed the ability Of fasting Megathosauus the
morning every one went to make calls in the evening
the world his wife attended the theatres Ihere Was
divided opinion concerning the proprey OF
tho first January to the second and IN
both DAYS were think the latter little the
ousy or heartily Monday was at any rate sacred 70 she
and thew were taken to Dan Rices the morn
ing to the candy stores and toy shops In the afternoon
and theatre in the evening, until their htte eyes
on untasted pleasures and sleep wrapt them up afei
desired sweets Older children found other amusemens
| but to our knowledge, every one somethng Wnereoy
should be preserved in his memory the advent OF the
New Year. ,s5 45,
The world has had its Holiday ans now #akes asa "
work and laborto toll to strive Ana y heeophsh
But the Holiday has preached well an Ieehsis' anu
what ia better than all usefuly The kna.
have been touchedthe demonstrations Of tweh inen'ns
past have been sealed from the heart and pes oe ~
about with genial faces and hearty grasps
the hand We start off in quest Of the profits and anti
epated pleasures lying along the road travelled by the
twelve months with higher hearts and generous
spirits than brought in at the close Of the last years
struggle And some Of us will win-and some of us
lose and some go up like balloons, and others go down
like diving BELLS few will find their fingers closed upon
more than they can tcontain when New YEARS. comes
again few will have lost every thing but courage and
hope still ahead-and will be beyond the struggle,
the hope or the realization
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A We call the attention of readers to the adver-
tisement in todays paper of Msssrs H. Mcfarland Co.
Real Estate Agents, No. 20 Commercial Place. These
gentlemen have diligently supplied themselves with
mass inflammation regarding the country traversed by
the line Of the New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern
Railroad, through the parishes of Livingston and st.
Helena, well portion Of the State of Mississippi
and prepared to exhibit maps of the different oca
ties, contiguous to fine springs beautiful bathing aud
fishing streams, desirable sites for dwellings, orchards
dairy farms, etc We would advise all who are In search
Of spot for retreat model farm upon this great
public highway. to call upon Messrs Mcfarland & Co for
information which may be Of much advantage to them
before locating
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The TouRNARE TROUPE appear ct Dan Rice's this
evening. being their frat appearance in New Orleans
Public expectation is ptoe for the great fame of the
troupe has preceded them being low the wings Of
every quarter. las- s4a.,.. .. as-a.
Madam Tournare, the chief actor of the troupe, H.
without doubt. star of the frat magnitude and will
command attentionand, if she is handsome IS she
has been represented she will also command admiration
Mm'lle Louise Mmlle Josephine Messrs Tournars and
Deyaoy and the masters Ferdinand and Theodore,
all excellent performers therefore look for such
cepon for these strangers the oreanos wont to
give to merit at all times. See advertisement.
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II "A Ceiebaete HoME-It strikes us that Corinth
bore of old much the reputation in Greece az New
Orleans bears in this greater republic that is to say
Cerinth was the most luxurious town of Heas. Now,
don't hear that orpheus born in Cornth though
he may have been his way to that capital of the plea
sures when the ladies of his day, learning he vi
dover, tore him to pieces in the violence Of their com
petition. r. however he who wasn't born there, had
got safe to cornth wouldn't they all have crowded to
bis concert. though he was not their townsman?
Now, Gotschalk has got here uniform is stronger
on the piano than ever 0rpheus and will give
concert solot what New Orleans will do for her
own wonder Of Mnsc
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Esararpe III. Barre and others' ~ hopinson,
AID. the ALLOWING Fragment of sentence all
q, ss,s sss fl,at .rull9e Cotton can find, of the
s,;rhtsst bsar;ne irpon tls Grailh6 decision
Il Nj NJ q have often said 1T requires more
q g, M decision TO establish the Jurisprudence
i : country particularly when, in a solitary
one. the paint in controversy does not appear
& have been thoroughly Investigated and exam
ined,
Here, sgain, We have Judge Cotton assuming
ii his pic -poudre authority every thing which
Tia Sgpreme Court says, in limitation Of its
ssNnl More than one decision . Of whom Dog
berry Oh mighty Themis can this judicial
demagogue imagine that any quantity ten
thousand-of his decisions would have the
slightest effect in settling the jurisprudence Of
a countryss Whose decisions, then, are to set
tie il These Of its tribunal Of the last re-
sort, Of course. How are they eper to settle
it, If every Dogberry can abrogate their de-
cisions They can never. Against whom, then,
are they to settle it Against not the Dogber-
ries merely, but themselves. How By arri-
wing, as soon as possible, at uniform decisions.
But we have INDUCED Judge Cotton in all
his citations: piece OF benevoience rendered
rather less meritorious by the fact that we
knew that they would damage nobody but him
self Ills now our turn SO he must allow us
to quote an author who is Of high authority in
law as a science The opinions above given
show what is the doctrine Of the law as to the
exceptions to the general rule of stare decisis
but lot us now turn to a book which strongly
and clearly states what is the force Of prece-
dents themselves we beg his worshipful atten-
ZION to the following fine passage from Sir Will
liam Jones
That nothing is law which Is not reason is maxim
true in the abstract but false in the concrete Forsnce
the Of Titus may and very often does differ from
the reason Of Septimius, no who is not lawyer
would know what to do, and no man who is lawyer
would know what to advise unless governed
by authority as sternly the Roman deties were sup
posed to be governed by the DEGREES Of Fate. y
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Died.

Monday morning. January JOSEPH FRAPoL aged years.
spatye Of 1taly
IF His friends and acquaintances respectfully invited to attend
his funeral THIS MORNING. at oolock at No. u Hercules street.
On Sunday January 1854 2ocock NJ consumption ROB-
ERT SMITH
% funsral will take place from his residence Felicity Road
between Constance and Magazine Streets o'clock THIS AFTER
NOON His friends acqunintanes hia family
invited to attend.
FThe members of Howard Lodge 49, 0. 0. F.
notified attend meeting the Lodge the IGgeoo,
O'Clock THIS DAY for hs purpose attending the funeral Of our late
Bro. RoBRET SMITH. BY order of the N G.
t- JAS. FoRNEAux R;sa.ssc'y.
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Drugs, Medicine and Cheasicass.

DR.. E. ]. COKE, No. 95 Camp street.
ar DIR. E. j. coxEs PREPARATIONS, in extensive use for
nearly fifteen have by their aquYsd reputation
unsurpassed eqeaed by similar North.
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP
b. EXTRACT OF coPAlvA, sARsAPAgILLA AND -GuBEBs.
AMERICAN COUGH LozENGEs. 81
CHOLERA sYRAtP AND PILLS
Z POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND PER-
MANEET CURE OF THE PILES
sB- Fer sale by Druggists generally iyr ont
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Corner Of CANAL aud RI IA, H. s1s tFsrsJ
t1 Arr new opening RICH SUPPLY OF Grams r.
firm aud bang bought for cash. Will sold 4. ~ IVY "
tB- Their stock coinprises-- ~ Vs psV'4' W
GOLD AND SILVER WI .rc,trs
OF the finest London and Geveva manuscaS 'i tS
soh1ANsf4,s W eopENHAe ,EN WATCHES;
unuAually large and rich aasortsns Il -, a 49,, :,
LONDON AND PARIS sEwELRY - wy s's'' VI ''a'ADs'
oLocs AND cANprIAnRAs.
cAsToRs;
cANpIEsTcKs;
sFANcy GOODS, WAilhiSs'
IN ohha, fnplef ~ ache, Terra Gotn PAran Marble etc.
- = sisK ~ PERIoR TABLE CUTLERY.
RopeERss POCKET KNIVES;
SCISSORS AND RAzoRs;
FrNEFAss;
-, ,.r,, PERrUMERY;
OIL PAINTINGS; PORTE MoNNArEs; CARD CASES, etc.
slLSEk"ARs OF EVERY PATTERN MADE TO ORDER,
and large aaaorsp constantly sale by
HYDE g. GOODRICH, @s
ass spsw - corner Canal and Royal streets.
SfA Des'sUaa.e .NaatsefaeSO,.y,
ooRNE1 B OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS
1hes bbc have hand constantly receiving
from their . ,atory in the city
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF sH.vERwARE,
Of ,be richest and newest patterns, such
PLAIN ND CHASED COFFEE AND TEA SETS -4 o.
COFFEE CUPS AND SAuCERS;
CAKE BASKETS;
PlIGHERS;
WALTERS; :.51
CAsToRS; g r--5
6. mn prc,,,,sn, DEcANTER STANDS;
POWDER BOXES;
PUNCH Bowls; "=H
VEGETABLE DISHES;
BUTTER COOLERS;
TUAfBLERS;
Som.ETTE BOXES; LEN p''A'A'
4 cANDLEsTICKs;
NAPKIN RINGS;
GoBLErs;
CUPS.
| In addition to usual large stock of
FORKS; SPOONS;
eRuMB SGRAPERs; FISH CARVERS:
SUGAR sIFTERs; .as SOUP LADIES;
| PIE, CAKE, FISH, DESSERT and PICKLE KNIVES;
JELLY, PRESERVE md GRAVY SPOONS, ste.
AL Of which of
| - P U R Il SILVER
tsr For sas by HYDE g. GOODRICH,
at their NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
aso 1phL Cara and Royal strsets.
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Consumption Durable.

Consumption Durable.
BEACH'S BREAST LINIMENT
tB Not only all hoAe paine ke sides and
ubdux Inflammation chest
which cunsupvs liable prevents ir.y
the formation uberce The this inment
tons and regimen given the directions
already afflicted with the disease way podia
The principle Of this treatment upon
scientific opinions all the day
not but be approved Of. .am
sale BEACH, NJ d. Chemist and Apohecar r. corner
Chartres Custom House Streets RANKIN
Poydas Camp sYAIE
deet atrsets. is st9pit1tW
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To the Ladies.

NJ D A NJ P L A T EN- !
D respectfully ofe her the ocana
ae treatment Of the following deases PRoLAPsUs uTERL
WHITES, PRoFUSE AND PAINFUL MEBsTRuATIoN EN-
GoReEMENT AND uLcERATioN OF THE WOMB. -
Tbs treatment adopted by which has met ho royaIo
MOST Surgeons Of Paris London r;
success here Of which she has anpl testimony, many
lhasa abe reisr nSs d,ess
Of the Uterus not of caucerous nature cured
Madam P dersea hersef exclusively Of Ladies' and
can be oousnted DAILY, at kerrssdsnee
myls 2ptf Isa sc yos,nb .tr.at
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V TIE CALIFORNIA MAILs-A great portion of the mail
for the Atlantic States which left San Francisco the
1st of December lost by the disaster the Winfield
Scott The mail very valuable it is thought that
not above fourth of 1t has been We have
ceiyed but few California exchanges and these
dered almost worthless by the damage they received from
the water. 7