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~DN. TYLEE,S COMPOUND~
SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC.
THE CELEBRATED BALTIMORE REMEDY
FCR CHRONIC COUGHS, COLDS,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, GROUP,

DISEASED LUNGS, AND
CONSUMPT TION.
fs,lI5 palstable safe, and speedy cure was patent
1 ed in 1857, and by its astonishing efficacy and
lie Recommendation Of thousands annually cured,
it has gradually spread its reputation over nearly
the whole Union. The bottles have lately been en-
Iarged without additional cOSt, and such improve
u1euts male in its manufacture the progress OF
medical science has founi to be beneficial. ri g.
Sold in baltimore by j. BALMER, corner of Bati-
more and Riga straots, and Brown BROS, Liberty
street; Washington by PATTERSON Marin; Alex
sndria by H. PEEL; Georgetown by Mr. CI5sEL; Ha
,erstovn by Mr. AUaHISEAuaa; Frederick, II. JOHN
5ToN Petersburg, MIR. RoaERTs Pittsburg- FLEMING
Bios; Cincinnati, B. IL MEAKIsGs; Louisville, BELL
4 RsBINsoS, and by respectable Druggists every
whs-s.
The same composition can be had in CANDY form.
Ask for Tyier's Gum Arabic Cough Drops; they act
like charm on troublesome cough, and clear the
throat and Voice. Price Of the above, 12L rs, and
SO cents.
icn 2l-=tf
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BEAUTIFUL .TEETH.

DIR. q. MgNs0N7 has fitted up the
h house and Office on Pennsylvania ave
1IYIOn nue.. formerly occupied BY DIR. Hum
e.r -ef' phrsys, and is making TEETH on an en-
tirely new plan, with continuous gum-the very inn
pefsonation of nature herself only handsomer if de-
sired. Public inspection respectfully solicited. Dr.
II. owns the patent for the d G., Va, and n. G. 2
All departments in Dentistry attended to and war.
ranted to be done In the very best manner. ~.
mar 14-1Y
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A CHEAP FILTRR.--As efficient a filter
Is can posi- biydeS constncted1 can he

- Sh-Ai lIblhn'--AS ef1lcicnt filter
as can posi- biydJeS cpnstncted0 can be
made in few minutes by any person.
and at the cost of very few pence.
Procure a clean foKer-pot Of the common
kind, close the opening Of the bottom by
a piece of sponge. then place in the in
side layer of small stones previously
well c,eansed by washing; this layer may
be about two inches deep, the upper
stones beng very small. Next procure
some freshly burnt charcoal, which has
not been kept in damp or foul place,
as 1t rapidly abSorbs any strong smells,
aud so becomes tainted and unfit for such
purpose; reduce this to powder, and mix
with about twice its bulk of clear.
weu-washed, sharp sand. With this
mixture fill the pot to within a short dis.
lance OF the top, covering it with layer
OF small stores; or, what is perhaps bet
ter, place piece Of thick close flannel
ever it, large enough to tie round the rim
OF the pot outside and to form hollow
inside, into which the water to be filtered
is % be poured, and: winch will be found
to flow out rapidly through the sponge
IN an exceedingly pure state. The fan
mel removes ali tie gresSer impurities
floating in the water, but the filter ab.
serbs much Of decaying animal and yece.
table bodies actually dissolved in it.
When it becomes charged with them, it
loses this power; hence the necessity for
a supply OF fresh charcoal at intervals,
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PlAHOs AND MUSIC.


The audersigned desires to Lssks
- call the attention Of purcha- =
sers to his stock of PIANOS, ,9aa'H.1{1
+! y v Vconsisting of 6, 61z, 6A, and
!-octayes, with or without metallic frames. Thes.
sianos are remarkable for great power of tone, from
the lowest to the highest notes, with an elastic and
ready touch, being suited to any performers MU-
SIC for pianos, aud all other Musical Instruments
constantly On hand aud received soon as publish
I'd. The trade supplied On liberal terms
JAS. Il. BOSWELL,
= No. 223, Baltimore strest, Baltimore, Nd
oa lo-ly-
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mo. 503.l
NOTICE

Of the continuance of the Land Office at
CHILLICOTHE, OHIO. -
RI view Of the great Inconvenience to which the
L citizens of the CaILLicorHr Land District would
be subjected by the removal Of the office therefor, to
COLUMBUS and the earnest remonstrances against
that removal the President Of the Uuited Statas
der the authority given him by the 7th Section OF
the act OF 4th Sep ember, 1s4l "To appropriate the
proceeds Of the sales Of public lands &C. has direct
Notice is therefore, hereby given, that the order
for the removal Of said Office to Columbus, dated Isl
March, 1854 is revoked, and that the Office win re
main open for business at Chillcothe, as heretofore
Given under my hand at the City OF Washington,
this 2Sth day of March, A. D. 1854.
By order Of the President: '-''f'& iq
'.sH iH-rrt a-. JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
mar 29-W&S6w -.'-''F F
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A HANGMAN LYNcHEp IN FnANGII.
PARISH, La. On Friday last, saws tie
Planters Banner, Of the 18th inst. the
slave Sam was executed within the i.il
yard ofthis town. A stranger hired him.
self to the Sheriff to become the instrument
of the law-d. desperate hqngman. On
the night succeeding the day the execu-
ton, a party of rowdies succeeded i'm in
weighing from the Jail, where he had been
placed by the Sheriff for safe keeping, the
depraved being who had been hired by
that officer to carry out the sentence of
the law. He was taken by the mob.
badly beaten, Knocked down, kicked.
jumped upon, tarred and feathered, and
worse than au-horribly mutilated for
life-his right ear being cut off. In all
probability even worse consequences
would have ensued were it not for the
arrival ard prompt interference of the
Sheriff and his deputy. The affair has
since undergone an investigation before
Justice Curtis, who has committed for
trial such as satisfactory evidence appear
ed against
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-, NEW PAPER HANGINaS
INTERIOR DECORATIONS.
PRATT g. HARDENBER

nc. $50, Broadway, New York,
Eve G,,ri - U.eir riiG7Esd G business a
RETAIL DEpARTM ENT,
And sre 14''tiy receiving al, the varieties Of
"SG1 "a peg and Decorations,
s..-.,-, ,5Tl;neut rla1ufacturrrs of EUROPE,
wiici- =! -lr est styies cf AMERICAN production
t;i-y " F.essed 10 exhibit 70 a3y and all who
z . e. gca -aem, either with lew Of purchas.
'EZ e. the perfection this branch OF aufac-
.uE=-s -c.s oslain5i. PRITArE KgIEEECEs. HO11Ls,
Yrl-5 BUILDINGS, CHURCHES, EAsE1sG uoJsas, STORES
A. Optics Ia any part Of the country appropriately
':7srf y Decorated in Fresco, asrbIe, or Woods
ic sunr-icr manner, by the best werkmen in the
ale, -t reasonable prices and tia work warranted.
fsb lj-3rn
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TO INVENTORS.

g1,rTr osc. nj Tine Inventors Protection National
Hoi,np IS on fth street, opposite the East ror
i , Of the Patent Oface and is Row ready 10 attend
xe the business of its members, namely; In MaAns
,XaAinatiopS ani soliciting patents, &C.
Inyenuo.s . e., iavitei to call and get COPY oI lue
coas:ilu-; BY laws, and where any informa
-'on vii o.. .sveu respecting the Union.
4. ..;.s -l. business must be directeo 20 tnis o'
-, u. ION will be given fInnediateiy.
ST. ia in connection with the Office,
s:.sr- u les N he made to order at the snor'eS.
hol. r. q. CLAYTON,
s,lcIv President !. p. N
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PLOUGHS-PLOUGHS.

- The subscriber is now man
N3u ufacturing at the corner of
18th AID c streets, in this city,
an Iron Plough, which was
u.t.u.sd in tober last called HurlbGr;s Patent
C0rvev ..ouid Bad PiouL where he Is pre-.
parel l. ..p2ly dealers and farmers N reasonable
TENS He viii ais dispose Of the patent right to
uanC fscsurs sai plough5 for counties or states
Duripg rhe short period since the pztent was Is
sued, Il has supsTcedsd all other descriptions OF
plough, where they have been brought into conpe-
ntioa-
an zi-;f VA CAMERON
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GEORGE d. SMITH.

CLOCKS, WATCHES, & JEWELRY.
7 HAVE just received very large assortment of
i Cio"ks, Watches, and Jewelry, which will be
sold cheap for cash, or good paper at short dates.
Also, Clock Materials of every kind, such Cords,
Springs, Hands, Keys, &c.
Also, Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry, at Wholesale
or retail. --.,.sf- f--t "a i 49,.
Call I'D examine for yourselves before purchasing
elsewhere. -"suJ s.- - la J. ROBINSON,
Penua. avenue, opposite Browns Hotel.
An 7-d3m
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Llord's Hotel Baltimore, Md.

NOTICE 10 TIE .L..-- n
" TRAVG1LN1 COMMUNITY.
- At this Hotel, opposite the Fhiadel 20
ssG phia Depot, On PRESIDENT STREET, n.
.f2BaitirnOre, Nd, passengers can get ther4s-A
BREAKFAST, OHM Err, and SUP
PER, On the arrival of the Cars. II wishing to
remain over night, they can be accommodated with
single and double Rooms. 4as.,. p. ga.
Terms, ONE DOLLAR AND TWENTY-FIVE cts
per day. Jan SA-om
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KNIGHTS GEOGRAPHY OF TIE UNITED
~ KINGDOM AND IFS COLONIES, Z vols. Lon
tou I553, maps and engrsvings.
W.I,ace's Travels on tina Amazon aud Rio Negro,
I vel London 1858
The Mediterranean, a memoir, Physical. Hist'ri-
, snd Nautical, by Rear Admiral smyth, VOL,
n1on 1854.
m. C1nmercI.l Products OF the Vegetable King
IN. by r L. Siunon1s of the Colonial Magazine,
i sCl, LONDON 1854
Sir J.rss Mackintoshe's History Of England, ne"
clifton 2 rols London 1858.
British Nautical Almanac for 1851
1.N,, FRANCK TAYLOR.
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CASH FOR NEGROES,

CASH FOR NEGROES.
WE wish to purchase Immediately q large NUM-
w Der of likely YOUNG NEGROES, for the New
Orleans market, for which We will pay the highest
ca prices All persons having slaves for sale, will
find it to their advantage by calling on us, at our
Office, No. II Camden street. Baltimore, Nd, former
Iy occupied by J. g. Donovan. Liberal commissions
psid for information. All communications prompt
ly attended TO.
jan T-ly j. u WILSON It. H. DUKE.
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-- THE
7 HAZARD
POWDER COMPANY,

V . ~ u q Is
-CoEtrnue to furnish Gunpowler of al their we'll
known brands, viz: KENTCCKY RIFLE SEA
sHO0TINd, AMERICAN SPORTING INDIAN
tlPLE, ELsCfRIC, DUCK SHOOTING, IN kegs
half and quarter kegs, and Canis.ers of one pound
--ch.
alsa; full assortment of Powder fo- blasting and
s--lllE purposes, and for Export. The reputation
&, Lhelr dunpowisr is too well known to require
t.nme-t For sale by tbs principal dealers in this
,iAce, and at tie ofics of the Company.
-.4 So Wall street, n. Y. City.
a. g. HAZARD, Pre-ident
A. Z, DOUGLASS, Secretary. ap p4-3.n
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LIVER COMPLAINT,
ID x q p STA
j "A N DICE e,
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, AND
ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM
A DISORDERED LIVER
0R SFTNOMANH

OIt DlOAdOI1s
suIh Constipation, inward Piles, Fullnsss Of Blood
to the HEAD. Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, Digest for Food, Fullness or Weight in
the Stomach, Sour Eruatatons Sinking or Fluttsr.
ing at the Pit Of the Stomach, Swimming of the
Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering
at the Heart, Choking or Sufocating Sensations
when in q lying posture, Dimness Of Vision, Dots
or Webs before the sight, Fever and Dull Pain il
the head, Deficiency ef Perspration, Yellowness Of
the Skin snd Eyes, Psin in the Side, Back, Chest
Limbs, DC, Sudden Fiushss Of Heat, Burning in
the Flesh, Constant Ilaginings of evil, and Grea.
Depression of Spirits, "
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Cure Of Scrcf4ta IF ten gears si1nas,sp.
The reputation Of MIS-. Emerson. for the treat
ment of Ulcers an Scrofua, g., extends over the
greater part of Maryland, Virginia, and the District
of Columbia She will che-rfully give the partieu
lars OF the case named below, (Which is remarkably
If visited OF her house. '- - .
MIR. KIDwELL-Dear sir: had lady under nv
charge Of the highest respectability afflicted with
complicated case Of Scrofola, which entirely baffed
the physicians for eight or ten years. Failing my
self to arrest the disease, was induced to yeur
preparation of Beech Drop, the effect of which has
been miraculous after the use Of three bottles 1
consider her perfectly restored. l am now deter
mined to use it constantly with my patients, ruly
satisfied that 1t excels any preparation known for
such diseases Respectfully, -
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GEoaaEroTN, February l, 1854.
(oRoBANCHE VIRGINIANA,

GEORGETOWN, February l, 1854.
b, MR kIDwELL-SIR: female member of my family,
aged IA years, had been affected wtha painful
fulous affection of tho for years. and although
the best medical advice was had here and in Balsi
more, still the disease increased and the pain often
became alnlsstintOlerabe. Fortunately for us your
Beech Drop was recommended to be Used: and have
great pleasure in stating that it has basn eninenty
successful. The Mucous Sscretions has not made it's
appearance for some months; the healt, OF the pa
sient has been quite restored; all the parts that
were heretofore so much diseased have become sound
and well, and am much gratihed in being able to
state to you, that 1 regard it ss having been &c
complished entirely by tie Of your Beech Drop.
1 am very respectfully, your obedent servant,
GgoRaE POI, Jr,
To John l.. KiIusf
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WASHINGTON, D. c., December Ia, 1853.

WAsHrEaFoN, D. G., December Il, 1853.
john L. Kidwel Dear sir-This is to certify that
my daughter, aged years, was affected with Scrof
Ia OF a very aggravated form-the disease had so
undermined her health, that life was entirely de-
spared Of Hearing Of the eficaciOns effects Of your
Beech Drop in such cases, procured it, and after
using one bottle so evident was her improvement
that persevered with it. When she had used d
bottles, her health was perfectly restored. Our
neigh bors and friends who her condition prior
using the Beech Drop, unite in attrbuting your
remedy the credit of her recovery.
Very respectfully yours, WfLlLAu R. MCLEAN
To john L. Kidwell, Georgetown
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M. HOFEAR,

IA. 80 - DE NiIST, =
Is now prepared to insert best porcelain TEETH,
from one to full sett at the shortest notice Man.
have entire control of the time required to prepare
them. Call and examine specimens
AL denta operations attended to- snd diseases OF
the mouth, los -...t
An 14--dlm -
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SriOLINS-Just received at tie MUSIC DfPo' I
sIsrxe invoice Of fine French, ltsiisn, anu III ~.
alton u Cd Masters, together with iafse a'''i'
.pla-tf IIIBBUs 4 HITZ
HAUZE, Meriao ani fine Lislr Thread Unasi
VI garments for spring and summsr can %
to.nd at ys BlRoEs.
Pp-a .---- lalz
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FINE DIAMOND JEWELRY.

FINE DIAMOND JEW ELKI.
III o. HOOD has just rece we'd good assortment
II of rich and fashisnabie Diamond and other
fne JEwSLRY that he Is selling at from Is to 70
p>r csn. 10 than goods of the same quality cin
be bouyh. for ut any other establishment in this or
usaghboring cities. Phase give him cali. Penn
syIsania avenue b4twsen "a and 9th streets, sign
Of the Large spread Eagle sp lS-u
SPRING CLOTHING.
ENTLEMEN prefsrriny to have their Clothing
II Insle "a ofIer are invited TO examine the su
perior stTantages We are ROW Offering IN price and
du aIity 70 purchasers or single garments or
FOIL SUITS
.. .5~ TO order in the most superior manner, and OF
the best qualities Of
CLOTHS, CA5SiIERES, AND FESTlNGS.
Having .he assistance OF able and experienced cut
tiers can faithfully promise entire satisfaction in
au r.sas WALL STEPHENS,
Pa avenue, between 9Th and 10th sts.
,or-tf next To Iron Hall.
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Money Matters.

Several articles ir relation to monetary af
fairs will b. found in to-day's paper. A
large nuTher Of what wts heretofore con
sdered reliable banks have failed within thc
pat tea days; besides a large number Of
men, who have been heretofore reputed as
being very wealthy. There is cause or
causes for all this; AM ue are inclined to
b 'Iievs that bad mana cement and rascaliy
together are the principal causes. We
would advise our readers to BE- vary care tful
of what money they handle. We believe
the safest money in circulation is the notes
on the Banks of Virginia and the State Bank
Of Ohio; and they could be made great
deal safer than what they are.
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The Western Pork Trade.

The Louisville Journal says The crop Of
hogs will be larger in Kentucky than WAS
son E time since supposed, and sdds;
"PA kers, updlr present circumstances,
with IT, hit money market and large stocks
Andgreas depression in prices Of last year $
product, are 9th to enter The market at the
rN!es now demanded Some are offering
s4,O0 net. but this we .hnk little too low.
We are confident, however, that no sales
could at present be effected At over 81, so
net" \ ...
The Alton Telegraph says; sa
1--WE hear it rumored that Ave thousand
hogs have been contracted for at Spring
field Illinois, at $3.50. The represented
SELLER is packer Of that place"
That 81. Louis lteligencer says:
Here packers talk Of 400 dollars. and
so far a. we have heard 40 expression o.
opinion none calculate that less than this
will be paid.at any time during she season
drover vas in the city yesterday. offer
ing to contract 900 or |. 500 head at j. 90
but found no buyer" ... ....+..y
At Cincinnati 400 net is offered.
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/ The Late Elections.

The elections which came of on las, Tues
day. tEs 9th inst. seem to have resulted
Ike their predecessors. know Noihingism
has carried nearly every thing. The result.
as We gather il from eur exchanges, may
BE- stated thus:
AEw foEx.-Srymour. Dem. probe bly,
elected Governor; batruns very elose. Ray.
mond. fusion whl:, elected L;eteuanl Gov.
ernor. The congressional delegation wall
stand, Wings. Fusion aud Know Nohing,
81; Democrat , Lesi.laturs largely KuoS
Nothing. Wood, The Desperate candiLa,,
for Mayor IN New York City elected.
Nrw JSa,sr.-I'usian shis Enos Moth
ingism elected every thing.
The same result in Michigan.
Ilt'SoIs, Know No hinS iu.'on has clee
ted every thing ia ibis Stale but sue Con
yresmtr.
Wlsc'SsrS Fusion Know No,hinsi.n
has also carried every hing in this State
II nothing happens, We think that ther,
is probability th'N the Democracy will b,
abe 10 give some election news that viii b,
interesting 20 It's members before two year
rolls round. W. hope 50 At least.
Ps--Later reports say that Clark, fu
'lou Sh5 is elected Governor ofNew York
/ -,
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Tomato Wine.

The Tomato Wine is anew article which
wotrust no Maine law can reach. as every
one ean manufacture their oWa wine oataof
this pleh'ifulfruit. \ writer says: Twas
presented BY Wellington Rise. Of the Uni
ted Society pf Hancock, vish A juice Of to.
matecs, which 50 closely resembled old Ma
deiathat ii would have troubled nm anna.
teur to detect tile differences The wine
was Of The manufacture Of 1851. soit was
two years old. How far greater age weuid
affect Il, we cannot say; but as tits now We
think itmust be valuable article for inya.
lids, II we take into aecounti its agreeable
favor and the undeniable great medical
qualities Of the fruit from whose juice II
was manufactured. The precise method Of
making this winswe have not fully learned,
as the manuracturer lopcs to mako improve
ments in the business.
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EFThe Statesman CT late date says,
that "WILIrAx II. DAY, the colored gentle
MIN who was ous,cd from seat as Re
porter in the Senate last winter, recently
apphed for admission in the Independent
rider Of Good Tsmplars.'' secret temper
snce society in Cleveland, and was rejected.
The good people along the lake shore have
become distinguished by their opposition to
every thing like distinction on account oi
color" Being black or yellow. is, with
these ultra temperance people, qu'e as bad
as getting Mae. llt- -.-a
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Arrest Of Arrison.

Oar readers will reco!lect that in June
last, al Internal machine was placed in the
Marine Hospital a; Cincinnati, the txplo-
sion OF which seht Mr. and Mrs. Allison in
to another world. Suspicion was fixed upon
y medical student named Arrison; but he
eludsd the vlgilances Of the officers, until a
short time since, circumstances uanspired,
which led them to believe shat he was in Mus
cs,ine, Iowa. Mayer SnelIbaker accompanied
BY tvo vigilsnt police officers Of Cincinnati,
proceeded secretly to Muscatine, and was
successful in finding him. He wns acting
in Ihs capacity Of CLERK in . drug store in
that place. They brought him safely 70
Cincinnati, where he was lodged in the
Ninth street, Station House to await his
trial. We trust that justice may be meeted
oQi 10 him. ,.. ....., ..as
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Roorx lSp SIsoss We refer the reader
q ne advertisement Of James B. Marsh
syis,iesale ani Retail dealer in Boots and
fhofs. w'he,litfg. Mr Marsh is one Of the
MOE, aaeoramo biting men chat we have ev
~ hat any dealings with We TAX great
g,iea@rs I'M cominaniing any Of our friends
u5a may ncei any article in his line, to
l!ye hffa 4 call when thev Wis that city.