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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-31

EKESH AKKIVALs.-2OO HHDs, SUGAR,
all grades;
100 barrels or Molasses;
100 half barrels of Molasses,
) terces of Rice;
packages of Mackerel;
90 packages of Cranberries;
$50 lackages of Raisins;
10 bags OF Almonds;
90 casks of Porter and Ale;
90 coils of Manila Rope;
so packages Market Clothes and Covered Baskets
loo packages Buckets, Tubs. Pals &c;
30 barrels Pecans, Filberts and Cream Nuts;
20 packages Cognac Brandy;
l0packaees Madeira and Cherry Wines;
4Opackages Port and Malaga Wines;
10000 superior Havana Cigars;
500 Demijohhs; $4,000 Corks.
For sale BY Ijan12] EDWARDS Il HARRIS.
CUM DROPS-A SUPPLY OF GUN ARABIC
" Drops. Received this day. JOHN NIXON.
Ianl5
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A CARD.

CARD.
YNTE intend keeping general upply of Groceries and
w other articles suitable for family use and hope by
close attention 10 business and always having the best
quality, merit the patronage of friends and custo-
mers STEVENS K GIBSON,
janl4 Is College st. 2 doors above Church
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NTOTICETO ALL.-HAFING ASSOCIATED
with in The Coach Manufacturing Business Messrs
ROBERT CAPPS, JAMES +. PHELPS and ARCHIBALD
STUART, all good Mechanics and industrious men,
ask for the continuation Of ry old customers and hope
by a strict attention, to merit the same.
ianl2-6u. IRA 4. STOUT.
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Having sold my entire interest in the firm Of PERKINS
CLACK to Mr. T. J. CLscx my late parner cordially
commend him to the friends Of the late m and respect
fully solicit for him continuance Of the patronage be
rally bestowed. jsnl2l F. G. s. PERKINS.
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Physician Heal Thyselr!

IL you suffering with any Ohe above complains resort
to this remedy and af,er you cured recommend It,
The greatest medical men OF the age that the
External Treatment of diseases is destined to create
era in history Medical Sciencen Another writer
this is fast commencing itself to the Medica
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-31

TOR SALE.-Ala large BRICK HOUSE with rooms,
l. &c, No 90 Vine street. between Church and Broad
Apply at No. 6S Cherry street, to r. W. BROWN,
Janl2 Agent.
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nISSOLUTION-Th Copartnership heretofore exist
~ ing under the style of PERKINS CLACK dis
solved on I'd inst. BY mutual consent TH0S J. CLACK
will continue to carry the Grocery and Commission Re
eeiving and Forwarding business at the old stand.
PIG. s PERKINS
janI2 THOMAS J. CLACK.
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N WEAKLEY.

WHOLESALE d RETAIL GROCERS,
NO BROADWAY,
HAVE ON HAND and offer for sale-20O bbs Flour,
i 4 various brands;
loo barrels Whisky; 2j dozen Painted Buckets
p =" Domestic Brandy; l Willow Clothes Basket,
10 Gin; 10 coils Manila Rope
) s NJ Wine; 25 reels Packing Yarn;
20 " Monongahela and 10 dozen Guarded Glass
Rye Whisky; Lanterns:
10 barrels Lincoln Whisky; 10 boxes Tumblers
90 4 pipes French Brandy; 25 do Pint Quart Flasks
y pipe Catawba do; l6 cases Theoretically seal
15 pipe Old Cog do; ed Peaches;
u pipe Old Spanish do; 40 whole half and quarter
80 barrels MOlasseS; boxes RaIsins
90 u barrels Syrup 80 drums Smyrna Figs;
10 barrels Lard OIL; 10 boxes Pie Fruits;
) do Iinseed Oil; 10 boxes Mixed Pickles;
9 do Turpentins; 25 boxes Lemons;
10 do Peach Brandy; so jars assorted Preserves;
do W r Butter; 90 do Tomato Cstsup;
l3 y do do do; loo II j Or boxes Serdines;
10 bbls No l & . Mackarel; cases Table Salt;
10 u bbls No do % barrels Pilo. Bread;
25 kits No l az do; 80 bxs Tobacco VS. brands;
2 barrels Salmon; 80 bys TalOw Candles;
drum Cod Fish; 30 bxs Soap;
100 boxes W Cheese; 10000 Regalia Cigars
so boxes Eng. Dairy do 20 dozen Corn Brooms;
30 bags BucSwheat Flour; ! box Clothes Pins;
10 doz Zinc Washboards; 200 reams Wrapping Paper;
% doz Willow Market 25 bags Spun Cotton;
Baskets; 10 bags Wrapping Twine;
bag Candle Wick.
Together with Butter Water, SOda Sugar, Pic Mic and
Boston Crackers Crushed Powdered and Loaf Sugar. Pep
per- Spice Ginger Indigo, Madder Starch Alum, Copper
as Mustard, Tea Coffee Sugar Golden Syrup Dried Ap-
Piles and Peaches; Hominy, Beans, Peas Bacon Lard,
Dried Beef Sweet and Irish Potatoes Together with va
rous other articles usually kept Boat Store and Family
Grocery TO which would call the attention of Farmers
Steamboat Men, and the public generally, dc
ternined to sell for small profits for cash Ljarl2
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DRANDY AND WINES.- =
ID = Pipe fine old Brandy;
Holland Gin;
l Ca-k " Sherry Wine;
= Malaga
bbls pure sweet
janl4 STEVENS GIBSON.
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MACKEREL--20 BARRELS MACKEREL; b.
VI SOhaf bbls MackeTei; 20 kits DO. "
Just received and for sale low bF :. I.sE .sI
JOHNSON, HORNE co.
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Is passed We DO not pace this Cordial footing
with quack medicines, and Is customary append long
list oRecommendaoHs, Certificates, e ginning with
ear what the Preacher says and sueh ike; ills
essary for Henry's ipygorGing Cordial only needs
trial O 1hnt il Y Ill q eccnmDsh all we
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-31

lessening both mental aud bodily capacity Hold Henrys
lnvgOraing Cordal Meciue that is purely Vegetable,
will aid restore those important
healthy viii prove ofseryiea you. possesses
virtues, s general remover Of disease, and strength
~ thas ySfars,
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CTAR CANDLES 100 BONES STAR CAN
- dies just received and Tor sale low, 10 close by
nov22 JOHNSON. HORNE& co.
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MAN KNOW THYSELF I"

An Invaluable BoOs for % cents. "Esery Fanpily
should hare a COPY"
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MnfhnrS ami Fathers.

their families any long standing of Rheu
lnatism Gout, Neuralgia contracted limbs female weak
ness all along back pain around the kidneys
deep seated the breast all deep seated pains
advise you send agent and procure bottle
the article mode Of treating such diseases
and will lnd relief never before known.
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Tennessee Powder.

SO, ,OOO. $1,000 s'oeE SOD in the Wire sa:Psa.i'a
bridge par payable in Merchandise at cash prices.
rsvIg-Gm K. II. BROCKWAY. No7I Public Square
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OOO FRESH LIVELY AEECIitls, sYsI
LOU received BY nova d. G. sCoFEi-
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To Females.

That solitary practice, fatal the existence OF and
Is the young who pst become its victims from
ignorance of the Danger which they suect themselves,
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DEEPER AND SPICE.-I3OO LES. BLACK
Il PEPPE; $50 lbs. spice Received this day aud Tor
sale by anl EWIN BROTHERS.
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ARD AND LlNSE5ED OIIS.-IO BBISl~y
II inter Lard O-prime quality u barrels Linsesa
Oil Received and for sale BY
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-13
OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Anil 10 1QSN


The following extract from despatch dated the
24th ultimo, from John L. Wilson, Esq., United
states commercial agent at Cape Haytien, is pub
lshed for the information Of whom it NAV concern
I'm December last vessel, supposed to be Ameri-
can, laden with lumber and shingles, products of
the United States, drifted on shore bottom ND. a
le" miles to the westward of the entrance of this
port The acting commercial agent took immediate
steps concerning her, and, after having had the
wreck examined by commission of American ship
masters then in port, who certified to her being
undouptediy OF Aerican construction, claimed YES
sci ana cargo from the authorities who had ALREADY
taken possession; and towards the end of the last
month both were delivered up to him An arrange
ment was Immediately made with the commandant
OF Inc port for the discharge and Transportation of
the cargo here, which is just finished and shall
proceed at once to having cargo and hu, sold at
PUBIC auction for the benefit Of whom it NAV con-
Germ and forward my accounts soon after as DOS
oc together with copies of all the correspondence
relating to the affair.
- have ny self visited the wreck, which lies
snort distance from the beach, bottom up embedded
III ue sand, AMI, after u thorough examination,
could discover no trace of her name Her keel mpa.
sures eighty seven feet from the stern post to he
-tefn, or where the cutwater joins the keel; and
shoutt estimate her TONNAGE to be upward of one
hundred and fify tons, United States measurement,
Tue vessel is eastern built and copper spiked. and
nearly new. An opening has been made in her bot ).
Io IN order to discharge the cargo OF which have
received here 25 900 feet of white pine boards
IN good order, and some 5000 feet much split and
damaged; the shingles have not yet been counted
at the custom-house. The hull will probably NOT
produce much, as 1t is much broken"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-13
THE ST. LOUIS TRAGEDY.

The St. Louis Republican of the 9th
gives the following details of riot in that
city, growing out of the recent tragical
affair, in which Hoffman was shot by Mrs.
Baker
Soon after dark last evening, a large
concourse of people assembled in neigh
borhood of the Jail, composed of the Ger
man element, who seemed disposed to
take MIR. and Mrs. Baker out of Jail and
lnfilct summary punishment on them.
Mayor How and body of police were in
attendance to preserve order, but at a
gwen signal, an attack was made upon
the Jail. The doors were violently as
saulted with stones and other missiles,
captains Couzens was struck with slung
shot or some other weapon, on the head,
and rendered insensible. A discharge of
fire arms in the every direction in the
greatest confusion.
The alarm soon spread that Capt. Cou-
zens was killed, and the word was quick.
ly passed down the street, creating con-
sternatlon and excitement in it's course.
In few minutes the fire bells rang, and
large crowds were seen fastening towards
the jail. In the meantime two or three
military companies marched up the street
and took their stations on the ground in
front ofthe Jail. 1t was thought that the
insurgents after the panic, would reinforce
themselves and come again, but they
doubtless considered discretion the better
part Of valor, and went off for the balance
OF the night. Capt. Couzens was taken
down to the Police Office, where his wound
was dressed. We are happy to state,
however, that though severely he was not
seriously injured. At the hour of our
going to press, the military surrounded
the Jail and there was certainly no fears
of an attack.
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Personal,

80. Bennett says there is a - White House
scavenger at Was hington' If there is, its
principal business is to sweep out such filthy.
tisndish things as &c The Satanic and expose
the baseness of its uuprincipled conductor.
-. Rev. Bishop Soule, Rev DIR. Dorings,
Rev. Mr.. VIM and Rev Mr. Pitt, have arri-
we'd at New Orleans from California.
80. Mr.. Cullom, of Tenn, who made a
speech the other day against the Nebraska
bill and intends to vote against it is said, never
read the bill nor ever expects to do So This
is what some folks call talking and voting
understandingly
go. The Philadelphia papers speak in the
highest terms of Miss Agnes Robertson. II
is said she is drawing immense houses at the
Chesn ut street Theatre
80. The statement that General james,
United States Senator from Rhode Island, had
resigned his seat, is cOntradicted by the Provi-
dence Journal. 1t is now said that he was
invited to take the presidency of some large
enterprise, and that he left Washingt with
view of accepting it; but that, upon exami-
nation, it proved to be a humbug, and he
would have nothing to do with it,
-. Ex-Rev. C. Chauncy Burr, of Free Soil
and toe-snapping memory, having in the
National Democrat accused all Abolitionists
with being dishonest, the editor of the SYRIA
racuse Chronicle, retorts by saying that Mr..
Burr has turned State evidence, and as he was
recently one of the number, his word must be
taken on the subject.
-. Luman Moody, the brother-in-law of
the late Silas Wright, died at his residence in
st. Lawrence county, on Monday evening last
Mr., Moody was about forty-fve years of age
has always been a prominent politician, and
Lawrence.
Mr.. Charles Bostwick, the husband of
Mrs. Emma G. Bostwick, well known in must
cal circles committed suicide on Monday night
last at Brooklyn, N. Y, by shooting himself
Rum was the cause of it. a
80. N. P. Willis states in the Home Jour-
nal, that his father had three children, viz
Richard storrs Willis, Fanny Fern (although
the spunky Fanny does not seem to be proud
OF the relatiOn) and himself This statement
puts at rest the relationship Of that .redoubta-
bic lady.
-. Potomac, - Of the Baltimore Patriot,
asserts that the speech of Carroll Spence at
Consta ntinople, was written by Secretary
Marcy, and challenges contradic ton. Pro-
digious! - s.se
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-13
EVERY MAN A FREEHOLDERM

VIE UNION LAND ASSOCIATION respectfully
l. in1oim the public that they have taken mp a
TRACT OF LAND eigIby situated at the junction OF II
Bridge road, Marlborough road, and the Pscataw&y
road, fronting on the river, directly opposite the
Navy Yard, and commanding fine views Of the city
Of Washington, and the Potomac River. which they
intend laying out in BUILDING LOTS, to be located
Jy ballot as soon as $50 Lots are su1scTibcdJW.
The size of Lots "A feet front by $50 deep, all
fronting on 20 feet wide streets at the very low
price $50 EACH without interest payable in small
monthly instalments, follows: So upon each lot
upon subscribing and 50 for each lot every succeed
ing month, until the whole is pail, when a deed in
fee simple will be given to each lot-hoder clear Of
every incumbrance. The streets also will be grades
and edged with shade trees without extra charge to
the lotholders.
There are few objects which men are more desirous
Of attaining than the possession of house and lot
adapted to the sphere of life in which they move with
these they are conscious of possessing comfrt and
security for their families. which they would rare,
otherwise enjoy and it is with view to gratify 50
audabe desire that the present very low price and
easy mode Of payment have been adopted
Persons designing to purchase lots should make
early application, as more than enc half have al
ready been subscribed for -
Purchasers have the privilege Of (after
tne draWine) for any Lots that may remain ensold,
oy paying - eaeh Lot extra, and can shave two or
more Lots together. F -.t-
JOHN FOX. Secretary,
Omce TN street, above d, op Intelligencer ONCE.
AU-OPsn hop q. m. to 9p.m. mar 2e-lm
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-13
THE STAR IN BALTIMORE.

Persons served with the Star in Balti.
more are requested to pay nothing for
subscriptions to any one beside Andrew
Muirhead, who is the agent for the de
livery Of the paper, until further notice.
Any orders left for Mr.. Muirhead at
the book store of Gathers & Bro, corner
OF Baltimore and Holiday streets, will be
promptly attended to. The Star is de-
hvered to subscribers in Baltimore at
50 l2a year: payable to the agent G.
cents weekly. ..,-.
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The prices Of al the foregoing articles TO be the
same throughout the year. and Bidders may offer for
one or more articles.
! All the casks. barrels, and halfbsrrels, boxes or
packages, shall be marked With their contents and
the contractors name. All the barrels OF -four.
bread, and pickles shall have. in addition TO the
above, the year When MANUFACTURED or put up marked
upon them.
The samples referred to In this advertisement are
those selected for the ensuing sca year, and hare
reference to sisch haze been previously ersbted
The quantity of these articles which viii be rc-
CURED cannot be precisely statsd. They will probs-
bly, be about
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DoINGs-M CONGRESS.

SESArE.-Yesterday, after some time spent
in the consideration of Executive business,
the doors were reopened and the Senate ad
journed. =
Enthusiastically after further debate on
Mr. Churchwell's bill for the establishment of
new mail service between New Orleans and
San Francisco, on melton of Mr.. Kerr, it was
laid on the table-yeas 80, nays SO.
The House then went into Committee Of
the Whole on the state of the Union, Mr.
Fuller in the chairD wherein the Homestead
bill of Mr. Cobb-the special order-being
taken up
Mr. Disney raising point of order, con-
tended that the subject had already been dis
posed of by the previous passage of q Home
stead BILL go r.f
The Chair having overruled this point Of or.
der, Mr.. Clingman appealed; and the decision
of the Chair was sustained.
The Committee then proceeded to consider
the bill by sections, aud struck out the home
stead feature thereof.
On its provisions graduating the price of
the public lands, debate ensued in FIVE minute
speeches, in which the principle was advo-
Gated by Messrs. Durham, Bissell, Phillips and
Harris, of Mississippi, and opposed by Mr..
Disney.
The Committee then rose, without disposing
of the bill.
And after referring sundry Senate bills
which were on the Speaker table-the House
adjourned.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-13
WEDDING GIFTS.

Nj W. GAIT d BRO. have just finished . larrs
W. assortment of Fancy Silver Ware suitable
for wedding and oiLes presents, such as
Silver D. ssert Knives, Preserve Spoons
Sugar Sifters, Cream La lies, Salt Cellars
Ice longs. Gravy Ladies', Olive Spoons
Pickle Knives, Crupb Scrapers
Fish, Pc, Cake, and Ice Cresm knives, &c.
Beside The above articles of s Fer they offer very
choics assortment CT superior plated Tea Sets Cave
Baskets, Card Trays, Sugar Baskets, Butter Bowls,
Pickle Jars, Crns, Tea Kettles. &C.
Also, large assortment Of fine Fans Jet Neckls-
ces and Bracelets, which tbey offer unusually low
III. W. GAIT BRO,
Sign of the Golden Eagle
Pa. avenue, between eth and 10th streets
an l2-3t
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JNO. III. BUTHMANN,

Pnasytoania ape, bet. AZ and 9Th ss., O. side,
HAS received per schooner Arctic, and other sr
Ill rivsls-
II hhds Bordeaux Claret
Is cases Rhine Wine
Is cases Chateau Margaux
Chateau, Lsfitta, Margaux Medoc &c.
Also. q few csses Of Imperial Champagne and few
ca es Maraschino
$500 III Upman's Havana Cigars. aud an inyo:e,
of genuine French Coguac Brandy.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-13
MILLINERY OPENING
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

MI W. GAIT BRO. call attention to their uuu.
vi. sually large stock of superior Gold Watches
and rich Jewelry.
To parsons In want of superior time-keepers thew
offer an assortment both for excellence Of quality
and cheapness. not surpassed In this country.
just received, large invoice of the finest quality
aud latest styles Of both French and American jew.
elrv, consisting Of Diamon nd, Pearl. Ruby Mosaic.
and melpainted Brooches, Earrings. Bracelets
&c NJ W. GAIT BRO,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts
an 12-3t
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-13

" 1t Is stated that Moses Grinnell,
OF New York, has purchased the watering
place OF Judge Mills, at Yellow Springs,
Ny Ii IS also stated that the hotel on
TINS beautiful spot will soon be opened
under the auspices of sister of Kossnth
q Five dollar counterfeit notao an
the Merchants and Mechanics R.nL -
Wheeling, well executed, are in circnls.
ton in that city.
2 OA gang of spurious coin manufac-
turers have been discovered In New York,
and the tools and machinery seized.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-13

sChass W. BlincOa uould infnrn thu
IL 8 public Of Alexandra that having heard that
having heard that Elisha Burnt would lecture this
(Thursdsy) evening on Ocean Penny Post has de-
ferred his proposed Introductory lecture on the PHI
loecphy of the Civilization Of Virginia, to TUESDAY
EVENING, the 18th instant, in Lyceum Hall, with.
out fail. q
fee of % cents will be charged for admission
proceeds to be divided betwxt the Lihrsry Company
and to pay the tuition fees of poor boy. W. II.
Or M ap l3-lto
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FRANC0NI'S
HIPP0DR0ME e,

>hE CITIZENS Of Washington and vicinity are rs:
specttully Informed that the entire es sblsh-
ment OF Mons. Franconi having ben trsns erred
from aoison Square, New York, IN this city, q se-
RES OF grand representations win Re given, con-
MONDAY EVENING, April nth,
Illustrative ~ the
CLASSIC GAMES OF GREECE AND ROME.
AND TEE
National Sports OF all Countries and
all Ages,
For the production OF which are Possessed
which are unsurpassed either in Europe or
A TROUPE OF EIGHTY TALENTED MALE Ann
FEMALE PERFORMERS,
STUD OF SEVENTY SUPERB HIGHLY
TRAINED HORSES,
OSTRICHES, PONIES, STAGs, APES AND REIN-
MAGNIFICENT w pEhR, ooSr,v ou.
RIOTS,
CARS, AND APPOINTMENTS.
Enables the management to give . decree OF ,eec,
20 their entertainments without parallel upon TIM,
side Of the Atlantic.
The conveniences for visiter' viii be found am
pie and complete; several distinct entrances and
ticket Offices will BE- provided, and at night ths
whole interior will be brilliantly illuminated With
gas.
10 accommodate families and parties coming firm,
distance DAY ENTERTAINMENTS will be given
1t is believed that the elegant and refined chsrsc
Ter OF these entertainments will especially commend
them to the test OF this community. The whole wiz
be presented
UNDER THE PERSONAL SUPERVISION OF NJ
HENRI FRANCoNI.
Prices Boxes, 81; Parquette so cents; Pit q
cents.
AS- Full particulars in future advertisements.
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0ERMAHIA CONCERTS.

THE GERMANIA MUSICAL SOCIETY will give
i two grand vocal and instrumental CONCERTS
to take place on WEDNESDAY, the 10th inst. and
THURSDAY, ths Goth, assisted by Madlle Caroline
Lehman, vocalist.
Tickets SO cents.
Change Of programme each evening.
The Gcrmania Musical Society tender their sin.
cere thanks to the musical inhabitants for the ibe-
raj patronage bestowed upon them on former occs-
stems, hoIe to take farewell, to crowded bous,
ut the present SERIES ap 13-d6t
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early grave. Let no young man or women enter in.
to the secret obligations of married life vithou,
reading the POCKET ESCULAPIuS. Let no one
suffering from hacknied Cough, Pain in the side.
restless nights, nervous feelings and the whole train
of byspeptc sensations, and given up by their phv-
sicfan, be another moment, without consulting tie
-EsCULAPlUS. Have the married, or those about
to be marriet any impeachment read this truly use.
full book, ss it has been the means Of saving thnus
ands OF unfortunate creatures from the very Jaws
death.
~Any person sending TWENTY FIVE CENTS
enclosed in letter, will receive one copy of this
work by mail, or five copies will be sent for One Dol
lar. -
Address, post paid) DIR. VIZ. YOUNG.
No. I52 Spruce street, Philadelphia.
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