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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-11
FOR SALE.

FUN SAAMs
Tor sALE-A GOOD FAMILY GROCERY; THE LocA..
lire. f Nay NEXT ss Tbs store long
sy D. " tsSi sSn SsssS..y
NOR sALE.-A FIRST CLASS SHADES, WITH STOCK,
h..urss and ladies' oyster saloon joined in good orss
seid great bsrssin ana satIsi.ssory r:.:sn' given for
HATE
streets, Brooklyn.
DOR sALE.-A SPLENDID ROSEWOOD BILLIARD
liable, with large balls and yuieansed India rubber
Pearl street. Of Franklin square in the dry goods
store.
FOR SALE AT DAReA5sA suREEIoE pR ,ss.
near Brosdxsy below 1aSsa lane Reason Of selling the
M n
EAnILY GROCERY FOR sALIIAr xoRRIsANIA,
-
:soS: washington avenue. q seventh S.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE AT .YoNKERs-Lor
,sss s &.
Broadway artine House contains thirteen
street. e S H. :: :sla bargain Apply No. 70 NASSAU
HARDWARE STOCK FOR sALE.THE STOCK, FIX.
ss
ana ea op Un. S
business Fcr further informision address NJ
INDUSTRIAL HOME AssooIArlok,Nos. aANDs-AN
acre lot for sale in the former At discount from aneunt
z. vi sss Herald
DRIN1lNo PRESS FOR sALE-A LARGE DOUBLE
i cylinder rrsss, Hoes manufacture for sale cheap by
ssn BE seen Apply 70 j. r Williams or HsFs Spear
no Re soLp-IHE STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD
Of Court and Atlantic streets. Brooklyn The best
good cash business For further particulars inquire tho
| saloon.
mo DRUGGIsrs.-FoR SALE THE LoNG-E sTA.
and Ss aR0sn a drus Ss Sa the
Those wishing TO commence business will hnd this or
portnnit For further information apply At the STORE or
| TO eRocERs.-roR SALE, THE WELL KNowEANp
and Resde Rents for three Apply to
MARTIN, SO Leonard street
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR sALE.-BY T. B.
Twenty street. between Fourth and Madison
price $1,000 two houses On stree @
nshed house Fourteenth street. $1,000. Also anumba
of fine building lots, DO.
VARIETY BAKERY FOR SALE IN >BRooKLYN.-
sns nS pn M
lease Of the entire premises and
carry on the business Apply TO D. W. RICHARDS No. N
Broadway.
Richmond terrace and York street. New Brighton Therro
ad norsnS may SWAY.
upon and might be greatly extended BY ths addition Of
sommodious and p:os.bo boarding
pense and could be filed all The present build
stable house with Terms will
be- liberal The property Be mined application
New Brighton Staten Island The stosmboat Huguenot
leaves the foot Of Liberty street. North river, at ga. and
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The usual dividend Of 81 per cent, in cash. on the
ssrred stock has been declared and in addition, ~
per cent in stock out of the sinking fund
The annual meeting OF the North Pennsylvania Railroad
Company held in Philadelphia yesterday, when the
report ofthe Board OF Directors read BY the President
The treasurer OF the company also Submitted report
which appears that the receipts into the treaaury
Of the company have bevn 1901 56 90
And the expenditures ofo Wy ~
leaving balance in the treasury OF slo2 126 2e
The expenditures composed Of the following items
Expenses including printing advertising salaries, rent
OF Office fees Of consul Sc since the organization Of
the company .....,... $4,000 90
Right OF way, fencing, &C lo,olo bs
-- SIS, go IS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Division. sH, 7s6 40
Delaware do...... $50 IS
Lehigo DO, loeig 10
sufquehAnns do ,.... 1871 oS
s6.6ls 20
Bridges graduation, real estate s25s s55 90
Building No Us Walnut street. ..,..,.... ,534 %
Total. s3a6 429 II
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1 GERMAN LADY, TEACHING THE PIANO AND
d the German language wishes few scholars Apply
u ISL Brooms street..
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

WANTED-A COMPETENT TEACHER, TO GIVE L
w sons In spanish. Address V. R. A, Herald efhee.
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TOR sALE-A GOOD FAMILY GROCERY; THE LocA.
zion ON corner in the Seventh ward With lease Of
three from May next This store has been long esa
bshed and has good Of custom. For particulars
ply 10 B. W. RIG HARDS, 37 Broadway.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE AT Y0NKERs-LoT
100 feet front by 20 deep Excellent house. barn and
Broadway House osntAns thirteen
rooms. Vim be sold bargain. Apply 81 No. 70 Nassau
street. ONCE 10, IL.
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RIDINc soHooL.-THE SUBSCRIBER INFORMS HIS
N friends and patrons That will open his evening school
for gentlemen on January from to o'clock n,
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, and Tuesdays Thurs
JONES Riding Academy Eos l3 and ls9 Mercer street.
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HARDWARE STOCK FOR SALE.-THE STOCK, FIX.
IL goodwill Of the Oldest established
tail hardware stores in the city will be disposed Of on AZ
doing and has always DONE large business
fordS fne opportunity any wishing to engage the
business. further address erad once
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N AMERICAN LADY. ACCUSTOMED TO TEACHING,
desires reenasemsnt - resident scyernsH 70 give IN
French Lstn Italian and music Best Of reference
Address InstIuotress, boz SO Post Ofhoe.
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E,OR SALE AT A BARGAIN-A SUPERIOR DRINK.
ing saloon With unsxpred lease Of sixteen months
Broadway below Maiden Lame. Reason Of selling the
proprietor going into the Wholesale business Apply
PLUME YERANCB, Is Oh ambers street.
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EOR sALE.-A sPLKNDID ROSEWOOD BILLIARD
table, with large balls and vulcaniIed India rubber
cushions To be sold cheap for cash. To be seen No. S
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A LADY HAVING SOME OF HER TINE UNoCCU
"A ried would like TO meet with respectable family n
higher ordinary branches Of Knsh education French
and music compensation for her board UnexceenAbe
references will be given. Address B. b. Herald ONCE
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nEsIRABLE APARTMENTS, HANDSOMELY FUR.
Onshed for two single gentlemen ORA gentleman and wife,
the first floor in respectabl. location Also
gentleman where but few boArdes taken with With
out partial beard Apply ct No Canal
References required,
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A PHYSICIAN IN THIS oJTY, WORTH EIGHT IN
"A sand dollars and twenty eight years Of age prspoa
ms aprssrsnoe with ninpeachsbe character, {
ssee of won rights wishes to join in wsdock with
spsossbie lady not than thirty Of ago and
be worth not less than fifteen thousand dollars 10
pecsd her to state what she Is WORTH and the stree
which she resides All will BE- received
aentlem lnly tanner and seoresy strictly observed
ence A. ehsotsr will be expected Of her well Of
self Address william pest paid. Union square Post O
NHATRIMONY-A YOUNG MAN, 20 YEARS OLD
M good character and senteei appearances, having
hundred dollars IL DESTROYS to GET married 70 young
middle aged woman having the same TO enable them 70
store. Address Jthn ChsthAm square Pert Once, ~
where an interview may be had.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-17
q r. AT 81

JUST PUBLISHED-A NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE!
FEW words on the ratona! treatment, withou,
N Medicine, of Sp.rmatOrrhsa, or Local Weak
ness, Nervous Debility, Low Spirits, Lasstude. Weak
of the Limbs aud the Back, Intisposition. and
IDosp,city for stvdy and Labor, Dulln.ss OF Appre
hen.on, Loss of Memory, Aversion to Society, icv'
Of Solitude TiInidty, SelfDstrust, Dizziness. Head
Ache, Involuntary Discharges, pains in the 81 e, Al
trc.ioa Of the Eyes pupes On the FacG, Sexual and
other Infirm;ties in Mau.
From, tic French cf DR.. b. DeLaney.
The i'm po-tant fact that these alarming complaints
may easily be removed toitt0la medicine, is in this
small tract. clearly demonstrated, and the entirely
new a,d highly successful treatment, adopted BY
the Author fully explained, by means of which eve
~ is enabled to cure himself perfectly, and al
the least possible cost, avoiding thereby a the ad
ve:.isei n15trunls of the day.
Sent 10 any a.!.ress, gratis and post free, in q
sealed 7eope by reuii;ting post pad tw" postage
stamps TO Or. B. Delaney, or Eox l09, Broadway
Post Ufi-e, n. Y. nov s. Sun
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VAN DEUsEN's IMPROVED WAHpENE.

lie propretcrs Of the above valuable specific for
/ the hair, feel warranted in sentirg it to The
Pubi; OF til, must efficient srpIies for par
tial badness, diseased hair, and safe and sue
"esstu Renovlto of wasted AMI decavcd locks, foi
changing grey hair to its first and natural ccior.
promoting the grJwth aud b autifying its texture.
and impar:ing increased Tigor ard heal Thy actor
TO the bulbs. 1t has been found emnenty success
ful. il has acquired reputation in the popuIous
aud wealthy city of New York, which will doubt ess
be widely extended over the whole Union. few
bottles Of Van Dcu ems Improved Wahpene-' faith
fully used, according 10 the directions given will
beyond all doubt. change the upsightiy silver hal:
Of the aged "A well as the young to its first color
give it also rich and glcssy appearance, and alt
gether impart a new and beautiful appearance tt
the whole head.
For salc by W. II. Gilman Chas stott Co., and
kidwell 4 Laurence, Washington; and ]. l.. Kid
well, Georgetown.
DAY 4 VAN DEUSEN. Proprietors,
dec 19-6m 123 Chambers street. n. Y.
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NERNON'S MOUNT.


AND HOW IT SEoCLD INSPIRE THE LAND
.r-.. BY RIM
"Thc rivers on CT BabiIon,
There when wee did sit downc,
Yea, even then, wee mourned when
F we remembered Sion."-Richcsd Meth,
The waters nigh Potomac by
NcTnon's Mount there doth il stand,
Yea, even there mansion fair
DOR WOO the eyes of all the Land.
And Washington, great Freedoms son,
He lIvcd there f,tii many years,
ANA -rceIicn they his tomb survey,
And do Il consc, rate with tears. .s4-
TEis noble is, and provetil his ..E
Whole life did 10 the Suites belong,
And doth require the muses. fire,
And exc patriotic song. .-. -
Ills also good that Latham should
1hcfcior mighty prize present,
And do think vast iioodS ef ink
And paper viii therefor be spent.
Thou mansion old, which behold
In fancy, and no otherwise,
Thy gables tall, thy chimGeys all,
Lo!g may they pierce the changing skis.
May Fernon's Mount, on no account,
BE put il spcculators' purse.
May never there the bad repair,
Themselves to make, and others, worse.
But boEnteous store may cve-mOre
OF highest thoughts thereby be given,
To light cur days, and baild our praise
From beauteCuS earth TO blessed Haven!
And May i: be the propenie
OF people Washington has savedi
Yea, ever last, until the last,
That sacred place in heat engraved!
Like sun il shine, to cheer, refine,
To warm to life the loving Land
Thus tyrant power shall clinge and cover
Before its deatL,css influence g,aad!
Thus hopeful fates shall call new States
From regions now in vice and woe,
And mans great soul, from pole To pole,
siail OIL lii joyous freedom gou.
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WHALEY'S OMNIBUSSES.

On TUUtSDAY, TIE 18th Instant,
fr-<E54 " will commene. running two lines
sxA-$tSg,o 0NNIBUSSES between Alexan-
driA and " asnIngton. lea7ing Alexandria ct ~
o'clock in the morning, and 8 in the afternoon,
connecting, with the trains leaving Washington ut
o'clock in the III srnns and in the afternoon. Re
.prning, leI;e Washington on the arrival OF the
tra NJ from !;,l:imore, in time in the morning to
connect with the Grange and Manassas Gap train
frora Alexandria, at o'clock. ~ s.
Passengers wishing SEATS in this Inc, will leave
their rameS AMI residences with Dr. james Entwis
tie Alexln1ris. and at the Irving House, Washing
ton corner OF lZth 1t Get and tennsyivania avenue
The morning line ri c,.l for PASSENGERS within any
reasonable dstscoes in either city.
s.; .l-;m- WM WTfALEY.
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ARE YOU SICK.

BEiYIRE OF INIT4TfONS
Ask for 'iIam3ton'S Vegetable Tincture." The
nIny cures made by this pleasant ar safe remcay
may iutuce coun:driEj,ias.
Medicine must have merit, aud great merit too,
to stand the test of public opinion. No art of pu ing
can gIlvanize worthless article. so as to Keep il
NJ geo. NE Feline il il be not really so.
GOOD MEDICINE viii live, become popular
and e1teEd its aes year after year, in spite of op
pc ition. The peaple reality find out its virtues.
and the fame of them pas from Hou h to mouth
viii more rapidity than newspapers spread it.
living witness teSu yng to the cure nle1icne
has made for him is Of far more service than auy
newspaper Advertising.
In proof of what ssu above, we refer you to
HAMPTON S VEGETABLE TINCTURE, and its ef
fe IS.
The EVJe of T. ". Teahtc, Grocer. rs Pearl street
cured OF Rheumatism Ct years standing; all other
remedies f4ilei.
YIN N Oldham, (late of the Custom house, dwell
ling l25 Pine st, OF Dyspepsi great debility perma
neltly cured.
W. 4. SsbrsFer, ES7., one of the oldest Mayis
trates aud most highly rsspec able citizens cured OF
great weakness. and restored to robust health.
JITrctt ifunmc1, 153 Il. Bal mcrc street, sui
tered intans ly for six years with hip disease and
mercuriai rheumatism; cured after all other RENE
dies failed.
Spec soW net pcra,h to name hun7reds of others
as Geo. ". Goodrich, Capt. Thomas Canot, Robert
Gault, James Smyth, cured of Rheumatism.
john Pervail. s. A. Griffin, John Luke, Rev. V.
E.kridgr, s ~, and thousands Others cured Of
Dysp psia, Scrofula, COayh Liver Comilaints Bron,
ctis, st. Vitus' Dance. &c. We refer ycu to your
own citizens Call on them.
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TO BE REPAIRED.

I n consequence Of he ceiling Of store having
l. fallen down, and shall be compelled to
suspend businrss until the repairs made have
come 70 the conclusion to otf.r for one month our
entire stock 0: GOODS 1T prime cost for cash only,
without the reservation Of siugle article, which o!
iers 10 Purchasers iniuo mentS which have never
before been presented in this city. he public may
fully rely getting esery article offered precisely
cost. .st
We csti attention to the following:
II plaid Silks, 81 - worth 8 s-....,f.-f
Plain Silks, all csiOrs. 95 cents, wocth 81 25
French Merines, IS, ST. 81, worth 81, 81 25. 81 20
500 lairs frsnch Corse :, s. IS, worth 81 80
Cloaking Cloths, all coiors, 81, worth S. IN
500 pairs un,lersiceyes, great sacr.tice
1000 Collars, bought at auction.
500 Shawe, mos! Of which will be sold at less than
cost. t X. w. CARTER, T5
Opp. Centre Market, between 7lh and sth SITS.
All persons indebted u respectfully rcques.
ted to call and settle their accounts.
Jan Slot IL =TEf e.i
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS, GROUP, AND wHOOP-
ING CDiTGU

The BfSt t3't5h Syrup an Uts World.
Dr. RpsE CEl EE2IrED CnUGH syrup gives immedi-
ate relief 10 l. the worst Cough, whe.h Consump-
tive or procselin; from cold. 1t 2lisys any irri-
tato o the Luags, and fortihes the system against
future attaeks In bottles at 50 cents ard 81.
Chiii-en are also liable to Group which dangerous
'lsa yicis iIaneiistely t. DR.. J. ROSES NEVER
FAILING CROUT SYRUP. Price y cents.
Whr3pin- Cough. another complaint, awaTs
worse in coli a2l damp weather. The afflicted find
great relief IN the use o. DR.. j. RosE's WH9oPlSG
C5uTH SIHrP, which always relieves and prevents
the disca-e from running into other diseases, such
% iniamation Of the Lungs, Dropsy in the Chest,
AMI COus1In ptiOu. Price 81 cents.
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DARTiCULAK NOTICE is requested 10
the following list of articles, many of them en-.
tireiy in this market, and for sale on Pennsyl.
vania avenue, south side, between 9th and 10Th
streets: ~ ElaltfE. e. syslf .:st.t-.rs -
PAINTED WIRE WINDOW SHADES af1-
ENCAUSTiC FILE. for Halls, Vestibulcs, &C.,
kERSHAW'S IRON SAFES, u y
PARI03 AND CHAMBER CRATES,
DESKS, ard School Furniture generally, SUI
o. PORTABLE IRON FORCES, 0+ $50.
'CHA12ES, n superior article.
FAIRBANKS SCALES, all Sizes
WIRE FENCES, for Farming purposes. fj.-5
IRON RAILINGS, for Cemeteries nd City Lots.
Do. for Balconies ond Eerandahs
MARBLE PIER SLABS AND BRACKETS
PEURtfYN MARBLE MaNTELS, beautiful ar
q tclP,-so closely initiating the rarer varieties
Of Marble as to d ceive the best judges, and
2 &, which, from their cheapness, arc coming into
general use. SIR BSi
p Also. Iron BEDsTEADs; and a general variety
of IRON FURNITURE.
RALPH HAskINS,
Pa. av, south side, bet. 9th and 10th sts.
dec 29-eo3m
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THE WEEKLY STAR.
Pair of Ottomans AMI table co'cr ly
Miss NJ Wan.AI

Pair of ottomans AMI table co'cr by
Miss VI. Wanncl.
Five dozen cuoulnbcrS 10y Mrs. Batt.
Half bushcl peaches hy 4 German car
dener.
Tvo bags peas from Mrs. W. J. >.oGc.
Two thousand five hundrcd bricks ay
McSSrS. Crittenden, Cranld & Coluan.
Some half worn clothcs.
Two pair smoothing irons and Tea l..-
lie by Messrs. CMnrb / & Coylo.
i Back pavement lard by Mr. ] yis
Some half-worn dresses By A.s. MI
iiams.
Four pair worsted stockings.
An oil lamp by Mrs. Dr. Wa,hincton.
A large cake pyramid by Nr. Cr.corau.
We would also acknowledge &c ,.ra
of $50 by DR. James &. Hall, as q D-
scription. n.-wc would say 10 LIg-e uaD
have the mcaas, do likewise.
We would also retGra cur ds,.,-, ..r
the sum of SO, from the joaraey- y-.-1
Stone-cutters' ball.
Also. 500 fron, Mrs. Major Sarll~rs-
Also, by Mrs. Luce - %.
Twenty bushels potatoes I,d ta,a,v
bushels turnips by Mrs. ". ). S.ruc.
A turkey and some books by AaH.
Shubrick.
= Cake and confectionery hy Ir. i. k,,.
e Pound-cake by Mrs. Kirby.
A basket containing boR-bo1s, icoat.
toys, &C., anonymous.
Quarter Of mutton by Mrs. w..
Sponge-cake, anonymous.
Three turkeys, polnd-cak2 a. I.n
cream by Mr.. w. W. Ccrcoran.
Pound-cake by Mrs. Tucker.
Pound-cake by Mrs. Gii.iss.
Fifty pounds best brown sUsag, tve..r
of coffee, twenty-five Of soap, zen a- ......
one box raisins, one bag blckwa-.-, -
E. T.. White, grocer.
Seven pair stockings by Mrs. LeF.s
Club.
Also, collection from tie rae'.s,l e.
theran Church, Sl1; CHRIS, C.3Ir..l.
Mr. Van Zandt, IS.
All subscriptions and donationa Than
fulSreceiycd by the Doari % lI.:a.e.s.
Mrs. IIAwLEY, lst Direc .reSs: Ms. ...,..
DERSoN, 2d Dircc;rcss; Mss SE.E, -s,a-
surer; Mrs. S. r. CoxE, Sccrc' .-r. Nj.
Mrs. Shubri X, Mrs + ...,.,.
Mrs. Gilliss, Mrs. Lice, hrs. Ia ..-.,
Mrs. Philips Lee. Mrs. Stone, a.s. .'..t-
SAINTS, Mrs. Brown, Ms. Wiz, -I.s
Dayton, Mrs. PleaSan;s.
Monies received, S2,j -
Monies expended, 80
Leaving in trCasuTF
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COUGH. CONSuMPTION. &c.

Mr.. Henry G Winn had cough for years; great
weakness, &C. mad, in all ysicians; tried all
their remedies, but was cured only by
HAMpTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
DR. HAMPTON, the author of this great CLAMP
toms Vegetable Tincture, is in his seth year, in good
health that it will b? it is lcle cot
up to impose on the public.
Call and get pamphlets gratis with history Of dis
covery Of this wonderful Flood Purifier aud
ticates of our own citizens, of Rheumatism, Dyspep
sla, scroiila, Liver Complaint, General Weakness,
Nervousness, &C. &c.
Sc Sold by MORTlaIER MOWBRAY, no Bal
timore street, Baltimore; aui 3li Broadway, New
York; CHAS. STOrT co, WIMEf, J. B. MOORE.
D. b. CLARKE, CLARKE BOWLING, W. Ell
LOTT, and IL. MCPHERSON, Washington also by
K. 5. X. CISSEi.L. GeorgeteEn: aud G. G. BERRY,
Alexandria, and by Druggists everywhere.
Jan l2-tf
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There Ritters are ENTIRELY vEGET4PLE GTtsy ner
liz i.I,. L.
Rev and Fashionable Dress Es:ab-
li6tInenf,
HT OLD HANDS


NEES DUVALL & MISS CuILDRESS having
vi been in tha employ + ,sirs. K. C:dy from the
nf her business il this city a.id hay
ing stuli and learned the business perfectly and
she, Mrs Il. Cady having left the city. f., confident
in giving general atsf-c ion to those laies who
patrenize them having ob aned the latess & newest
styles OF fashion, ard having obtained the services OF
Mrs. Cadys most prominent hand, they viii open on
Wednesday, the 18th instant, l1th. 18th door Io
K SITS.
Mrs Gethen's system taught, inclua NJ tie chart
for So. ian l6-dlw*
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DAILY EVENING STAR,
THE LATHAM PRIZE POEMS.
fCopYRIGur CrREp.

Ii. VI.
With two other poets, II. NJ. prepared the first
book published in British Anisrica. This was, ,tsDe
lect'ble Stories in Metre, for the USe iication,
and Comfort OF the Chickens of the Colonies, in
Public and Private, especially in New England
Printed at Cambridge, 1902
X. NJ acknowledges that he cannot write very
smooth poetry; "that is not clcslntc as sonnc
may desire and expect; - but claims to nave sstrong
thoushtS and common sense such things being not
OF found in poetric." s
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POPULAR AND FAMILY MEDICINES

GOLD BY KiDWELL & LAURENCE, Pennsyl-
~ yai,ia avenue and ilth street Washington, and
JOHN L. kIDWMLL, High street, Georgetown,
c., comprising in part:
Dr.. Jaynes Family Medicines-Dr. Roses Family
Meticines-Wst.ir IS Balsam Of Wild Cherry-Aycrs
Cherry Poctorai-Sanls and Tewsand's Sarsaparil
ia-A. H. and John Bulls de-Rose's and Schwartze's
do-aiiliIau Elixer Cali;aya Bark-Wol s Aromatic
Scheilanl lSchnapps-Kidwelis Extract Beech Drops
Watts Nervous Antitote-Osgoods India Cholo
,ogue-Rowand's Tonic cAlixture-liampton'1 Ncgeta
bic Tincture-Green's Originated Bitters-iioofand's
German do-Blake's and Cannon's do-Kushton's
and Simes Cod Liver Oil, together with all the most
approx ed medicines Of the time.
AGENTS for the sale ofSeymour's Galvanic AbdoD
E1l Suppcrer Sey Gosetrical Supporters, and
Irs. Belts Abdominal Ulcro Supporters.
A fresh supply Of Saratoga and Bedford Water.
sep3o
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DRY GOODS-DRY GOODSm

4 Sit has become very fashionable within the last
"A few years fi,r other merchants to sell their
goods at cost At two of the year, feel lis
poSci to give Onr customers good srsains as
Others, and will oIfer entire stock, which if
the largest in IL District, at prime oost. Foting
more will he asked and nothing less viii be taken.
All goods charged will be at the regular pr ce. THIS
is the first time We have offered stock at &C st
since We have been in business, and aid not 10 il
now il it were not that determined otbe IS
shall have advantage over Us in business Ii you
want bargains now is your chance.
jan i-di0tif. HALL 4 BROTHER
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-17
TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION.
Eoutl to mouth testimony by somr of tie HoaS.
aads cured ~ HdRptoiS FeJctqJ!e Tine. ere. @
PALPITATI9N OF The HEART.

PALPITATIoN OF The HEART.
PoRT ROYAL, Va July 9th. 1852.
Messrs. Mortimer Mowbray GentS-We have
again To seal ardr for raore OF your truly won-
derfui "Hsm?ton's Vegetable 1inctur-" sinca it
was first tried il has sold without an effort and we
hare Lot seen the first pcr,o who has not been
greatly benefited by its A gentleman of our
neighborhocd was induced tn try the Tincture for
violent Ialpitaton Of the heart lie bad suffered
mu from it tia, he sail he had prayed for dca h.
He had taken but three doses when he assured Us
he would not taFe five hu- ircd dollars for the ben
efit ne hal derived and thu he should never
to remember with gratitude for calling mis- atteu
ton to 50 yaluibe medicine. Yours truly,
GRAY 4 PENDLEr0N.