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PERSONAL,

....Late returns place the election of Chas.
L, Lewis, Esq, in the 18th Congressional dis
trict Of Virginia, beyond all doubt Startling
as it may sound to our Northern readers, Mr..
Lewis does not belong to the /" first families of
Virginia" He is the son Of tailor, and
worked in his fathers shop until he was eigh-
teen years Of age; but having " a soul above
buttons, :" heleft the paternal roof at that early
age, with the determination to educate himself
for the profession Of the law. We next hear
of him as student in one of the Ohio col
leges, working at intervals at his trade in order
to supply himself with tho necessary pecuni.
airy means to prosecute his studies. In due
course Of time, be graduated with honor; then
studied law-with the goose in one hand and
Blackstone in the other-was admitted. and
finally returned to bis native village, where he
" hung out his Single" Strange to say he
became prophet in his own country, and was
brought out as q candidate for the Legislature.
Some of the old fogies shook their heads and
demonstrated, but Mr. Lewis reply was char.
acteristic Of Young America: a Gentlemen,
the hand Of destiny ia upon me-and there is DO
resisting that. lam bound to go to the Legis.
lature and I am bound to go to Washington.
You may as we'll cave in first as last" Mr.
Lewis was elected to the Legislature; and the
result of the late special election shows that
his friends haze "caved in" As Mr.. L. is a.
gentleman Of fine talents and great energy of
character, we shall watch his political career
with more than ordinary interest, for "des
tiny may not content herself with keeping
him at the Capitol end of Pennsylvania ave.
nue.. 81. ..
-. Johnny Morrissey, the noted bully and
prise fighter Of New York, was married yestsr.
day at Troy, N. z, to Miss Susan Smith,
daughter Of Capt. Levi Smith, of the steam.
boat Troy. It Il to be hoped that Johnny, in
his matrimonial relations, will Also
assume those Of q respectable citissn and hus. |
band : ISL "a = CT. B.. ..s-.r
/ .... At the last foot race at the Now York
man named Barlow ran twol
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The eseytswa clAins.-1As elan ansns u
Who make money ont Of getting up and ioe.
rolling 70 suscsssfal Issue enormous claims
on the Treasury Of the United States, based.
h too many instances, on the shssrsst pre-.
tsncss Imaginable, are already on the qni vive
70 speculate upon the bombardnsnt Of Cry.
towns It is through them that the public
fnd. IN Northern journals, statsmsnts Of pro.
tended enormous losses Of individuals through
that Affair." The population Of Grsytown was
about i've hundred and fifty souls in all-one
half falling to own q second shirt TO their
backs, or to wear the one each did own, except
at fandangoes and On holidays Their houses,
with half dozen exceptions, were the merest
hats ever seen and these exceptions were
what would be called in this country little
moro than shanties or shells, no one of them
costing there over SO 900, and nearly all Of
them less than $1,000 each. The business Of
the town was to sell grog, and keep billiard
and other gambling tables for the most part
Its..inhabitants 'nominally in commerce, with
at most half dozen exceptions, oongre-
gated there only to make all they could
in that way out Of the passenge that might
| cross the Isthmus 7 the Nicaragua route.
Their original quarrel with the Transit Com.
pany grew waolly out of the refusal of the
| latter so to manage their affairs As to delay
their passengers for days or hours in Greytown,
to be sucked and plucksd by these parties
| whose champion our anti-liquor drinking and
anti.gambling cotemporsry (vhen occasion
serves) the New York Tri6uns has suddenly
become. With the exception of small stock Of
liquor and gambling apparatus worth, on ar
average, less than i've hundred dollars leach
stock) in some thirty or forty such mercantile
establishments for immediate consumption
there never WIS time at which there wal
other merchandise In Grewtown costing, landed
there, in all, $4,000. This fact is notoriou.
| to hundreds Of individuals who have no in.
terest in essaying to rob the United States
Treasury under pretence Of heavy losses
| through tho destruction of merchandize-pro.
perty-in the bombardment Of Greytown, whose
commerce, outside of the trade, in LIQUOR BY
| the glass, was rs insiguifcant, in reality, a,
that of any other village in the United States Of
its size, We venture to promise those disposed
to make heavy hauls from the national trea-
sury ON this account, greiyous disappoint.
| ment indeed. Il ........s...
Civil and Diplomatic Bin.-The following
Is q classified comparison of the civil and dip.
lomatic bill appropriations under the laws Of
| 1853 and 1854:
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BREAD-BREAD-BREAD.

rTNHE Subscriber takes thisopportunity OF return
IL ing bis THANKS to his numerous customeu for
their liberal and continued patronage and assures
them that no effort shall be spared on bis part to
merit q coptinusncs Of the same. have now en-
gagged . sufficient quantity of experienced ucrkmen
and made arrangements TO be supplied with the
bsst brands Of family -four. have slso increased
my facilities for delivering. and am nos resdy 20
supply all orders with my superior family BREAD
every afternoon ia time for tea. We continue as
usual, to make Of the best material Tea Biscuits,
Tea Bupns, Dir ner Rolls, Pies, &c. great variety
Of Tea Cake fresh every dsy. II you want good ar
ticles and save time and trouble call az the FlMr
BAKERY, corner Of and 18th reefs.
JAMES FRAsIER.
N. BIO those persons who have been backward
In paying their bills we would say, If You wish to
continue eating my bread, psy up and begin anew.
aug LOW
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NorIcs.-subscribes to the Eosninx Sta,
living In the Northeastern section of the city
heretofore served By youth named Thomas
Wheeler, are requested 20 pay him no more
money on account Of subscription to this pa.
per- ne being no longer connected with it In
any manner. Thomas Mathews, who will here
alter s0perintsnd the serving Of the paper, 1.
the only person authorized to collect subscrip-
oors on the route here referred to.
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ARMY & NAVY EQUIPMENTS.

ARMY & NAVY EQUIPMENTS.
WALL STEPHENS, Military Manufacturers
w OF the finest order, would respectfully cali the
attention OF Army and Navy Officers, to thelr eupe
Nor work and style Of goods
Tn have created rev olut on in thiE department.
and can furnish the most ut prices that viii susoe,
r9lly challenge q grester reduction. We wish 70
snow thss this Is nst an exclusive privilege bu.i
ness and is susceptible Of all the progress Of The
sge, deso.te the joggins Of antiquariaaa
Catizsn Gle thing made to order in elegant style
and latest fashion.
aug Il-2avSm - ~-'
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In DIAN DOCTOR,

n. u. 6FENCEH
Offers his Professional services to the citizens Of IA.
tmore. 1 can cure all kinds Of Canoers-take them
out without pain, or the use Of any knife. I can
cure AL kinds Of Fits and Spssms, Rheumatic Pains,
consumption, Dropsy, Dyspepsis, Piles, Palsy, or
any other ailment the human family are subject to
ne can stop Bleeding from the Lungs or Nose any
distance from the patient, by knowing the patients
name. was born blind, and has studied several
years under an Indian Doctor who was among the
Wild Indians thirteen year,
DR.. SpENCkR has removed from Mr. Buckley's
Boarding House, to
No. "a, HANOVER STREET.
aug LIT BaItinorr. Nd .
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GRAND CIVIC & MILITARY EXCURsIO =
OF TIE
Montgomery Guards,
To The
WHITE, HOIINE DdDTT ION

THE MONTGOMERY GUARDS take pleasure in
L announcing to their friends, civic and military,
to the WHITE HOUSE, on THURSDAY, the l7th
instant
The Boat leaves Georgetown in the morning. at s
o'ciork, Washington at 81, and the Navy Yard at
O'Clock. Returning .. O'Clock, and az ain leav-
leg Washington at p. N. Boats leaving the While
q, use at and IL p. M.
Stag will be in tendance on the arrival of the
boats at Washington.
casinn.
Refreshments at city prices.
Tickets Alto be had at the respective whsrves
Excursion.
Committse Of Arrangements.
Capt Key, Lieut. Feensv,
Surg Moore, Private McNichols
Pirate Kelley, LIST Private Hayes.
I1-bt
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRES IN NEW YoRK.-Y ester
day, Central Presbyterian Church on Broome
street and several adjoining buildings were
burnt-loss $25, 900; insurance $4,000.
About twenty. five small frame buildings on
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets were also
destroyed on Wednesday night, loss $50, 900
small insurance. One hundred families have
been rendered houseless by this fire, beside,
the loss of most of their household goods
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"GLENWOOD CEMETERY"

WIS beautiful burial place Of the dead having
Il just been dedicated with appropriate ceremonies
r the purpose, now open for the reception Of the
remains of deceased persons.
The MAUSOLEUM has capacity for q hundred
bodies, in which such friends CT the dead as may
apply can place the departed until they select sites
for the graves
The plan Of the incorporators is one of equality In
regard to the lots, which win not be put up publicly
or sale, (slthough they usually bring premium )
making the early selection Of lots the most desr.
able.
Until an Office Is established In the city OF WASH
ington applications would be punctually ate ended
to ut the present Office in the east wiug OF tie build
ing on entering the Cemetery.
WIN. 8. HUMPHREYS
N BLGlenwood is situated a abort distsnc. dua
north of the Capitol. avg liam
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MR.. BITSHNEIJ,,S SCHOOL,

MIR. BUSHNELL'S SCHOOL.
18th, bstsoeen p and G streets, Washington, ID. c.
INHE next session will commence on the LIST Mon
i day in September.
The course Of instruction embraces Ancient and
Modern Languages, Mathematics, the Elements of
Natural and Moral Scirnce, together with all the
English branches usually taught In the best snhools
Circulars may be hal at the school room or at the
bookstores. nur lI-eo1vs
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1t should be noted that the appropriations
in the bill Of 1853, for legislative purposes,
were for long session THAT just closed) of Con-
gress while the similar appropriations under
the bill of 1854 are for the next short session of
but three months duration, which the mem
bers proposed to have cost as much, within
eight thousand dollars, as the enormously ex.
pensive last long session, extending through
eight months ,---.....s
Ibis bill apprepriates, on account Of the
Globe, the modest little sum of $74 929 60! Seven
hundred thousand dollars Of the appropriations
in the bill of 1854, set down a. "miscsllane.
ous," should properly be charged to the 40
count of the Judiciary expenses of tho Govern.
ment, the various items which it covers being
aocidensly misplaced In the bill. e.E.-
A Great Work in it, Way.-This afternoon
the new cylinder of the U. s. steamship Full.
ton is to DO cast At the Washington navy yard.
We understand that it is to be the largest cast.
ing, by long odds, ever attempted at these
works. The contents of both furnaces will be
run into the moulds
The Marine Hospital at Cleveland, Ohio
The Treasury Department have already issued
their instructions for tho expenditure of the
$4,000 appropriated at the last session for the
compl elton of this establishment. Proposals
we're probably advertised for in Cleveland to-
day, and at the end Of sixty days it is expect.
cd the work will be promptly resumed.
Tho Current Operations Of the Treasury
Experimentation yesterday, the 10th of Aug.
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books Of tho Department '"
For the payment Of Treasury debts $5,521 80
Eor tho customs ................ e, 100 SO
For the War Department. $4,000, 2O,552 "a
For tho Interior Department. 1867 OIL
Covered into tho Treasury from -
Lands .......,............. 10 20
Covered into tho Treasury from II"
miscellaneous sources. LILA Is
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JHE sfshsosoorl-This beautiful instrument-
Dy The Daguerreotypists, smplined, and but befor,
tne pubic for general adoption. On viewing The
application OF It to Daguerreoype pictures it is hard
restrsin ones wermeet enthusiasm, 80 astonish.
through the e'ereoscope 10 no longer : picture: II
mas III the nneamsnts and pecsliarities, and pres
snos Of The living subject only less in sise The
to b. believed. The emily place that ne Know Of in
the ety where stereoscopic DsgusrrsotyPes can b
procured !: v HzxHURsf's, on Psnnsyivsnis avsnus.
me world u indebted 10 Professor WHRAfs4oAa for
THIS beautiful invention, which equals In fact what
We only read Of In the fabulous miracles Of Triar
Bacon.
The beautiful DAguerrsotypss described above,
afe deily sold ct WansHuas1S galley, Penpsylya.
MA AVENUE neae * stEese. 1900 -. '. :.
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PIANOS FOR SALE AND RENT.
=m New and second hand PIANOS Of
"FTfmy own and several other factories,
are always TO Re hsd at my Piano Warsrcom, On
18th street, between Pennsylvania avenue md d
street.
Old Pianos taken In exchange.
Tanning also attended TO.
r. @. REICHENBACH.
P.s-A few very low pl iced second hand Pianos
from SOS, for sale auR lO-SoSus
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A MODEL UNIvERsIrY.-Michig is entitled
to the honor of being the first State in the
Union Offering the student from all portions Of
the United States complete courses of colIegi.
ate instruction free of charge. The income
from her University fund is now SIS, 900 pei
annum, and is increasing.
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LIFE IN THE SrREET.-Frances Burnett, q
good-looking girl, was found lying on q side
walk in New York, on Wednesday morning, in
state Of intoxication, and dressed in male
attire. She stated that she came from War.
rem, Connecticut, about two weeks ago, and
that she had just been indecently assaulted
and grossly abused by party of stage dri.
yers
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~ AauI AND lever Of three years etand,,,
CuRED1Mr John Lengdon, now living at Beaver
Dam, Hanover county, Va, near Richmond, had
Agas and Fever for three years, most of the time be
nao cnilis Twice day, and rarely less than once
he was p.rched with isvers as soon as the chill iS,
nim and after trying physicians, quinine, most Of
the Tonics sdye1 tised and everything recommended
20 ni@. was about TO give up in despair, when Car
bottles, but before he had used moro than = sin~o
one ne was perfectly cured, and has not had chill
Mr. Angdon Is on'y one ont OF thoussnds VIM
hase been benefited by this great tonis .ltsr.t,ro
and blood purifier ' "''''sA'e
sssSee advertisements -s-
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~S-A CARD.-since the proprietor's recent Labcrs
tory engagements, he 10 able to fulfill his aumerous
orders for LYONS KArHArRoS without delay. This
peerless AMI immensely popular article for inyigor
ating and identifying the Hair, is sold by every
druggist Throughout Moth and South Ameri a
Europe and the islanis Of the ocean No article O,
any kind ever obtained 50 extensive sale in al,
parts Of the world. a-
Let those now use ---
Who never used before:
And those who always used
Now use the more
The price is still rs cents, in large bo.t O..
DE-. BARNES. Proprietor, lol Broadway. NV
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There viii be . Meeting of
|U9 the Master Bricklayers ct Temperance Hall
next FRIDAY EVENING, the llth instant.
Every member Is expected TO be present, as bust
ness Of vital Importance will be presented for their
oousiSera II WIN. McCULLOM,
aug "a fJhESt rs. Secretary.
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A WEALTHY CIrY.-The value of the real
and personal property of New Bedford is esti.
mated at $24, 9s9, 100 Taking the last United
States census as the basis of population, di.
vision Of the wealth of the city would give to
every man, woman and child in New Bedford
q fraction over 81 SIS each.
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ANrI-NEBRAsKA CONVENTION. An Anti.
Nebraska Conve ntion was held at Rome, N.
T., on Wednesday last Among the speakers
was the Hon. John P. Hale
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SELLING TowN-Louisa IVA y Court House
including all the houses in the village, was
sold q few days since to company of gentle
men for $40, 900.
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A MODEST Wharf.-The "culled society,"" of
New York, have been holding State Council
at Syracuse. They want to be put on an equal
footing with the "white trash.''
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WHAT NEXT ?-The Lancaster (Pa) Wing
dominates Thomas u. Benton for President
and Robert 7. Conrad for Vice President, and
opposes all National Conventions
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S1KAYED-On Monday, August 18th, q BAP
- MARE Sh. bad her front knees cut and was
CALLED In her shoulder. The finder will be we'll re.
uarded II he will bring her to Mr.. Wilson, on Nd
avenue, near the corner of * street.
aug ll-3ts
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OST-This morning, in the vicinity OF the Pat
IL ent ONO, a large open Envelope. addressed to
Jno. Dyson Mills, Vs., containing ieveral afidsvits
with regard 70 the death OF Lydia Mils-togsthe-
with some reports from the Commissioner Of Pen
sions on the case, addressed to Jpo. johnson
The person finding them ana leaving the esme at
the store OF Jno II. Johnson or At my once. corner
Of and Sth streets, will be suitably rewarded.
JNO. JOHNSON,
Agent for Pensions or Land Bounty,
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GPECTAOLES LOST.-On Thursd ~ morning the
- advertiser lost pair of gold sPECTACLEs, for
which . suitable reward will be given on their be
ing left a. the store of Messrs Masi, Pa ave nea,
~ street, or VIM. Grips, La. ave, betw. 9th and
7th streets. aup Il-3t
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TNHE undersigned having concluded contrsct
u for numbering the houses, &c, in the city of
Washington, beg leave to say, that they have new
commenced the work, and are repared to furnish
ali the various styles Of numbers used in the differ
emit cities. upon the most reasonable terms. The
Corporation number 1. number painted on tin
but t is optional with the citizens to purchase more
desirable ones And for the information OF the
public, they publish the following extract from the
act providing for the numbering Of the city, &c:
sec. 3. Those persons refusing TO designate their
houses by numbgr, provided in this act after
they hsve been notified Of the proper number OF be
sane, for four days thereafter, shall have q number
Furnished by the city st their expeLss to be levied
as Aforesaid together with the per atty i'm addition
OF five dollars for the Of he city, be collected
as other penalties"
TEN EYCK. q PALMER
WASHINGTON, August stb, 1854.
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MAYORS OFFICE, T,
WASHINGTON. Ausust q. 1854 <

A REWARD OF two hundred GOO dollars YIN Be
I "A psd for the spprehension or for sueh iu'cs.
nation q nay Led % TIE apprehension, Of the pr
con or perssns guilty Of any OF the rso~pt scts oftp
eepd,srim IN this city, the reward TO be paid upon
the conyscxiou Of the person persons ApprsAesd-
al. JNo. r TOWERS, Mayor.
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a. FIRST WAkD-COMMoN COUNCIL
Nessrs. Editors: Please announce CHAS. A. DA
Wis Is candidate for Q seat in the Board Common
Council from the First Wsrd, to ill the vacancy
easoned by the death Of o. &. Paine.
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c0NT AID LEARN YOUR FATE.

AIRS. GEORGE, late OF England, vshss to
Nl Inform the AIDES and gentlemen Of Washing
ton and vissnity that me can Be consulted on the
psst present. SD fatare events, 81 hse feetdspce,
18th street. between Maryland syense and D street,
west sidp, Islaud Her name "a on the door. La
dies IS cents gentlemen so. Hours from In the
m. .na 1s TN 70 O'Clock At night ~
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UNION REFECTORY,

~ THE UNION BOWLING SALOON, a new
aud superior structure for the purpose just In the
resr Of Mr.. scbsde, Third street offers rare In
ducements to the lovers Of the peasurable exercfe
of bowling. 1t has three alleys laid with une-
quaed skill the best in the city, and every aiten.
in The sport. aug lo-3m
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COMMITTED FOR SLAVE PIRAcY.-Captain
Donald, Of the Grey Eagle, at Philadelphia,
has been fully committed for slave piracv
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UTHe large circulation of tie STAR
makes it the most desirable odvertissng me-
.s,Hm "a tss District. 1t las more readers
IA Ms >sties Of Washington, Georgstossn,
end AeIandria. than a. ne other WASH
,-.gton dailies combined. Lin q;
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AVA sAoxld Be Sstee-sauy k~oss~-1or IT. strictly
true-that indigestion Ii the parent Of lsrgs pro
portion Of the fas.l diss.ses pysentery, di.Erhos
diseases enumerated in the city inspector'e weekly
oatalogus Of dsaths, srs generated by Indigestion
alone hink Of that dypspsicsI think Of it al vhe
suf5sr from disordsrsd stomachs, and you ere VII
ling 10 b guided By sdyics, founoed upon expert
snoe, resort at once don't delay day. 70 Hoonands
German Bittsrs, prepared BY Or. Q. M Jackson,
which, - IN alternative, curative aed hvigrsnt,
Bittsrs; AID knew that that they are exseDeut for
the diseases specified above. For sale By asalsrs In
medicine everywhere cps
r. rnoss m WANT or RrApr-nADs CLOTHING
should, before purchasing eafevhsre call at Nah
Walker 4 Co.'S Marble Hall Clothing Emporium,
where they viii and materials Of all kinds, colors
and q Sss m Is az % them
purchase They have just received an additional
isrge supply Of those beautiful and well made Duck
Drilling Coats, which have no comparison In thif
market Their stock Is we'll kept up, csnsisting o'
everything belonging to . gentler ans wArdrooe,
together with BOYS end servants clothing. 80
ARsplzNp1p PIoful,s-Those of our readers who
desire to pass through splendid Gallery Of Pictures
should not fiil 10 pay visit to Plumbs Rooms on
the Avenue. He haso exhibition there some choke
Pscimsns Of the nsv art Of Dagu.rsctypsng IN o.
There IL portrait executed, In this last style, q
President Pierce, that reflects great credit on The
artist, every ineamsnt thereof giving Melfke az
preston. Mr.. Plumbe Is reckoned among the nrs
Daguerrean artist Of our time mar So
81 Uss HAxproN's VsasfABLl TMcruRE--Hav,
you Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility
Diseases of the Kidneys. any Loss Of Power and Die
| arrangement Of the systemf We but point you b
1 the Thousands who have used the 0AIAi IHvIeoRk-
foR. e.T i-t
In proof Of Whist We say above, We refer you h
champions Vegetable Tncture." and its effects.
failed to sick headache. Cau for proof Of thi
| at 0uNAN's Drug Store. -
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GREEN GINGER. Fresh, for aale by
VI sHEKELL 4 BAILEY,
No s, opposite the Centre Ma-ket
Aur LIT