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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-12-30

CAUTION TO Lovers OF SODA BIscUIr.-Soda biscuit
is fayorite edible and we lay before our readers the
following story, published in the New York Post with
the advice never to parake Of soda biscuit in the house Of
physician:
few evenings since party Of ladies were invited
to the house of physician in this city to for
benevolent object and in the
ed Some uncommony paatable soda biscuits among
the attractions Of the entertainment and the guests all
ate Of them freely Shortly after the lady of the house
was seized with distressing and was obliged
retire. She had hardly made her hurried apologies be-
fore her guests after another complained of Illness
and before friends carriages could be for
all vomiting in every direction The police in the street
in to know the Of the rushing to and fro and
in and out and the company seized with fearful
prehensiens Of having been poisoned They all had finally
to be conveyed to their respective homes Upon in
vesgaton it turned out that the cook had by mistake
gone to the doctors closet and taken some tartar emec
instead Of cream Of for her biscuits and had mhde
them so very light that they would not stay upon the
stomachs Of any that ate Of them"
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Pulsed al the Second Session Of The 1hirty-tsird
Congress ofase United States Of Anerscd.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. IL

ACCOMPLISHMENTS L.
JoNT RESOLUTION to modify or change the original
plsn Of the custom house at New Orleans
R.sobed by the Senate and House Of Representatives. 81
e United States of America Congress assembled, That
The proyso attached to the appropriations for the New
orleans custom house Of March third eighteen hundred
and fty-one August thirtyfrst eighteen hundred and
fty-two and March third, eighteen hundred and nifty
three be so modified as to allow the substitution OF
wrouchtron beams with light segmental brick arches,
instead of the heavy groned ones in the upper
story and also that instead of the marble roof conte-
plated by the original plan, authority be given to subst
tute such other suitable reproof roof shall be found
best calculated to relieve the walls from superfuous
weight Approved, December ~, 1904.
TPUBLIc-No. B.
AN ACT to authorize the issue of patents to lands in any
State or Territory in certain cases
Bel enacted the Senate and House Of Representatives. q
the United States of America in Congress assembled That in
Of any claim to land in any State or Territory which
heretofore been confirmed by law and in which nc
provision Is made by the conrmatory statute for the
issue Of patents, it shall and may be lawful, when sur
veys for the land have been may hereafter be made
to issue patents for the claims confirmed upon the
presentation the Commissioner of the General Land
Office of pats of survey thereof duly approved by the
surveyor general of any State Territory if the same
be found correct by the said Commissioner PROVIDED
That such patents shall only operate as renquishmen
Of title the part Of the United States and shall in ne
manner interfere with any valid adverse right if such
exist to the land be construed to preclude
legal investigation and decision by the proper udicia
tribunal between adverse claimants to the same land
Approved, December %, 1864.
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NO. JS L0uIsIana avenue,
practice in the Supreme Court of the United State
wv and the Courts of the District Of Columbia.
dec 25-con (Unon&Sar)
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Pc SSONAL.

80. The Hartford (Ct) Times tells pleas
ant story about couple from Springfield, wht
were arrested few days sirce at one of tn,
crack hotels of that town and taken back &c t.
hum" by the Marshal. It appears that the
gentleman who was arrested was clerk in
clothing house in Springfield, and had Dor
rowed his friends wife for the occasi5n. The
parties were italian, the lady not being able
to speak English, but the gentleman was quits
laxative on the subject, and seemed to con.
slider it good joke.
80. Congress appropriated 81, 500 on the
Army bill for a sword to 'Brevet Major General
John E. Wool.
49,. The "Angel Gabriel" McSwisb, dis
coursed at Syracuse Oh Tuesday night. There
was considerable excitement. s---.
....Hon. Jno. c. Spencer is lying i'll at New
Haven, Conn.
mfr. John B. Dillon, now lawyer at the
New York bar, and formerly connected with
the Irish insurrectionary movement Of '48, has
received permission, it is said, to return to his
native country. Mr.. Dillon held a distin
guished position in the Dublin University
80. Elliott, the balloon man, made an as.
cension from the Slash College, last week. He
is to make an ascension from Westminster
Nd, on the 10Th inst
80. 1t is stated in the Baltimore Sun that
the Hon. Mr. McLane, United States Minister
to China, had at last accounts chartered q
small steamer called the confucius, in which
he intended to visit Ningpo and Fushow, in
company with the American consul at
Shanghae, Dr. Biidgman, and the Rev. Mr..
culbertson. The object of the visit was first
to have talk with the Viceroy of tho Imps.
rial government, and then with the rebels
80. Edwin Robinson, Esq has been unani.
mously reelected President of tn Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Com.
pany.
80. Charles King, Esq, President of the
Columbia College, has been chosen President
of the Kansas Emigration League, Of New
York.
-. Hon. Gerrit Smith has addressed q long
letter to his constituents in which he re- an
nounces his intention to resign his seat in Con-
gross. and enters into an exculpatery explana.
ton Of his course in tho House. He refers to
tho dissatisfaction felt by some of his constit-
uents, and says in defence that he did not
enter Congress as . one idea abolitionist.''
A contemporary commenting on this letter, just.
ly Observes" Whatever other objections may
be made to Mr. Smith we should be glad to sec
him continued life member Of Congress if he
would only thereby be successful in inculea
ting upon members his theory to recognise
and treat each other as gentlemen
Tho Mobile Register is rehashinr an
old dish Of scandal about the Rev. Rufus W ).
and his "third wife. D As DR.. Girls
void has eontradicted this whole story about
his being bigamist, it seems to us that it is
lime for the scandal monsers to drop it. He
'sys that he was duly divorced in Philadelphis
BE never lived with his second wife ct all,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-12

The SfzgEoso0Pl-This beautiful instru,nsp t.
aud wonderful as beautiful-has been seized upon
by the Dasuerreotypists, snlplfed, and put before
the public for general sdoption- On viewing tf.
application Of 1t to Daguerreoype pictures 1t is hard
Ing liz tine result produced The object of vision
through the sfersoscope is no longer picture: ii
haa all the linaanents, and psculiarites and PREF
snce of the Living subject, only less In size! TIT
completeness with winch this is done must be seeu
To be believed. The sniy pis,e that we know of IN
the city where Stsreoscopio Dagusrreotypes can be-
procured is WHITEHURsr's, on Pennsylvanis avenue
The world Is indebted to Professor WHzAfsTosy fct
this beautiful Invention, which equals, In fact what
We only reed Of In the fabulous miraclst of Friar
The beautiful Dsguerreotypes described above,
srs daily sold at WHIrEauRsrs GALLEY, Psnnsylva.
nia avenue near ~ street. &c. r.,
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ARMY 4 NAVY EQUIPMENTS.

MAIL STkPHENs, Mii.Ary Msnuf,spr rs
w q the faest order, would respectful csl tie
attention OF Army and Navy Officers, to their tupe.
u work and sty IL Of goods .-@
Thy have cseated re, olut on Ia this apartment,
and can furnish the most sl-gan' goods ct prices
mat viii challenge gre .ter REDUCTION
We wish toshov thst this Is net an exclusive or
frtstle &c bufinsss, and 70 susceptible O, ala the pre-
cess Of the sse, dsss.ts the joggDgs Of antiqusr:
8ne. $500. -
Ctissn Clothing made to order In elegant style
ord est fasison.
{ United States Flags and Banners mad, to ordsr,
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TIE WEEKLY STAR.

One of the most attractive features of the
Wsskiy Sta, Is the vast amount Of local news
and gossip which il regularly furnished to Its
four pages OF this weeks
Issue being exclusively devoted to the sayings
aud dsiags Of tho fsdsrsl Capital. In addi.
ton to this important and highly interesting
in;slligsuce, the present number contains the
latest foreign and domsstis news, received by
telegraph and otherwise, up TO tho hour Of
going To press. In the miscellaneous columns.
will be found thrilling sketch, entitled
" smothsred to Death ;" an interesting account
OF "t the White Slave Trade Of the Circas-
SLAMS" an amusing report of breach of prom
la case, &C., DO. -s
Tho Weekly Star ID furnished to subscribers
fo: the lew Fem Of 81 Is year, invariably in
advance. ..
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"GLENWOOD CEMETERY. ,,

'iHiS beautiful burial place of the dead havioe
Il just bern dedieatsd with appropriate ceremonies
nr me Is nov open for the reception Of the
remains Of decreased per,ors -.
The MAUsOLEUM has capacity for Q hundred
bodies, In which such frierds CT the dead q may
.ppiv can place the departed until they select sites
for the graves. '-.--.--'' -
The plan Of the incorporAtors is one Of equality IA
8srd TO the Tote, which will be put up publicly
for sale, taithooeh they usually bring premium,
making the early selection Of lots the mo Z desir.
able. -
Until an once Is estahiehed In the city Of WASH
logton, spplieatens would be punctually ate nded
TO 1t the prs mt ooe, in the east sns OF the build
ing on entering the Cem.tsry. - =
49,. 3D.. WIN. B. HUMPHREYS
B-al~nwood Is si,ustsd a sbort dietsnce due
north of the Cspito, sur u-sm
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~ PREsRRvz Your HAR.-It is q melaSchoiy
America people bald, and that too vt an early
age, aud it becomes those afflicted to pause snd ax
anime the causes Of Badness and then the ,emsdy
EEae7s0ns AusericGn Hair RcstoratipeD stands uu.
ton prepared purely on the scientific PRINCIPLES O,
the Red Man, and whs ever s-eu q bald headed In
dian! such thin has never been known.
Wee circulars, to be had of Druggists, giving par
ticulsrs.
Price 81, in large bottles. ---.-r. $3.50. s-
Sold in Washington and Georgetown d. O. by all
the principal Druggit and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States and Canadss
D. GILMAN, Wholesale and General Agent
Washington, D. c.
g. 4. FISHER co. proprietors,
No. Al Superior Street, Cleveland, o
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FIFTH DAY.
GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GloRGErowE, August II, 1854.


We learn from persons direct from West
moreland county, Va, that in many parts Of
that and the adjoining counties the entire
growing corn crop has been nearly destroyed
BY the drought--so much SO that many farm.
srs are beginning to talk Of buying corn for
their own use the ensuing year. Fields that
have heretofore yielded, in a good season,
thousands of bushels, will not yield this SEA-
son hundreds. We also learn from the same
source, that the diarrhea has prevailed to a
considerable extent in tho same se..tion, many
cases Of which proved fatal. It is also said
that in some parts Of tLoudon county, and in
places along the line Of the CANAL, the cprn
has been very seriously injured by the drought.
Mrs. Guy, very estimahle lady of ourcity,
and for many years the very efficient principal
Of the Georgetown female school, died yester-
day. We doubt not this will be painful Jews
to many persons both In our own city and else.
where, who were blessed in early life with Mrs
Guys wise counsel and advice. There are but
few persons, if any. who knew her, but loved
and respected her for her m any virtues; and
her valuable services in tho school will be
greatly missed. q. Ea1
Business generally in our city is beginning
to revive. Our millers who have been nearly
lille for sometime, arc all beginning to have
as much as they can we'll attend to, recei ting
grain, 80. -...- =
Business upon our Canal Is becoming more
brisk. In addition to the large quantities of
coal FROM Cumberland, considerable quantities
of Hour is beginning to arrive. The trade
upon it this fall we doubt not will be very
heavy
RoWr and Grain Market.-The receipts Of
the former continue light Under the northern
news, the Iaarket has become rather more
firm. Sales yesterday of about 500 barrels
standard brands, a. s.. Wheat held at ST., 5Oa
81 %; sales of some 20 600 bushels. Corn
scarce and in demand, held at Is cents for
white and yellow Oats, struck measure, by
the cargo, 40 cents. SPECTATOR
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1.Iar oRaRTTRns

Hsuaisiae In sAs Ped OHce, Warrington Guy, ID. u,
/ .1ssusf n, 1854.
IOrdeTedto Se sissrtisedin tAe " EvISIrs sras,
asTeeoNs % tie fououisg section Of Ae Post Orte
Lasr-a beins he newspaPs hGgfng fhs lersesf ercs
fafio. Of dnv daiiy paper psblsAed IN Washington:
SIC. s. lad &c Il fuiker enacted, That the list o.
letters remaining uncalled fx in any post once IN
any city, town. OF village, where newspapers shall
be printed, shah, hereafter, be published once ON!
in the newspaper which, being issued weekly, Or
oftener doll Acre lie iargesf eircsldios within the
range of the delivery Of said once, to be decided ~
the postmaster AT such once.
s1Psrsons applying letters In the following list vh
pleaae say they ApvERTIsEp. :
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az. 9. q R. B. LEVY. booksellers, No
So high street, Portsmouth, Va, are the agents
for the Erening Star fer that town and the
city Of Norfolk. Persons desiring the paper
will be served by the carriers, upon leaving
name and residence With the agents.
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TED1AH DOCTOR. :, -

osrs hts Professional services 10 the citizens Of Bsl.
timore. Icsu cure ah kinds Of oAncers-taks hem
out without pain, or the uee of any knife can
Consumption, Bscpsy, BysPepsia, Piles, Psisy, or
my othsr auBSnt the human family Grs subject 70.
ue CAD SOP bleeding from the Lungs or Eoss, any
distance from the patient, by knowing the patients
name. L was born blind, and has studied several
years under an Indian Doctor who uss anocs the
Wild Indians thirteen year,.
DR.. SPENCER has removed from Dir. Buckley's
No. s., HANOVER STREET,
aug lift -. B.ltimore M
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MIR. BUSHNELL,S school,

1ath, bs'seeen asd G streets, Was'ang.om, q. C.
THE next ssssion viii commerce Oh the LAT Mon.
Il day in Sep,emher. =
r The c,rrse of distraction embraces Ancient and
Modern langaaees. Mathematics, the EIements Of
Sstnrsi ahd NorAt Scfrnce, together vi Z al the
Enelfh b. ancoes usually taught ia the best eshoole
Circulars may lie hal at the school room or at the
bookstores. sus lI-eoavs
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e1xsisRArloS-over i've thousand immi.
grants arrived at the port Of New York, on
Thursday morning last, between sunrise and
IL NJ, and not one case Of sickness was found
among them which required 70 b. rent 70 the
quarantine hospital. .-F
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SOMETHING NEw.-A strong tide of emigra-
ting savoyards is setting in at Genoa, for
America, upwards Of 500 having arrived there
in the course of q week.
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|. A BkkASfPIN FoUND.-A gentleman having
~ found a smah mourning Br-sstrin coutsnir g
hsir and the name Of psfson who SD Dec 29th
isS, aged II years and months has feft Il st this
once for the own-r, who csn have it on pGytne for
this sdvert is-ment .ug 10 a.
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cosE AND LEARN YOUR FATE.

AVA Inform the ladies and gentlemen Of Washing
ton and vicinity that b. can he consulted on the
Pressnt, a.d fatars events, at hsf rssii .ncr
7th street, between Maryland avenue AID D street,
west side, leland. Her name Is On the door La
dies rs csnts-gentlenen SO Hours from s in The
morning till 10 o'clock at night
aug 10 tf
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MAYORS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, Auausf q. IkS4

A REWARD Of two hundred (2col 'dcIlass will be
IA paid for the apprehension or for such in,or.
nation ~ may lead to Tie apprehension Of III. per-
con or persons guilty OF any OF the recent scs OF n
cendarisn in this city the reward TO be paid upon
the conviction OF the person Persons apprshepd.
ed. -. JNO T ZOVEBS E,yor
aug l0-eo3t
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y The Star can be procured at an carly
hour every afternoon, in Baltimore, at the
news stand corner Of Charles and Baltimore
streets. =
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4 NEW MovE-Ths editor Of German
pe~'psper, published in Louisville, says that
some Of tho most wealthy German citizens Of
the United States b ye raised million Of dol
lars, and intend increasing the amount to sew.
e.a liilions, to turn the entire tide Of future
German immigration to Canada and South
America. -...y-..f s.s..
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QN. REV ARD.-tost, yesterday. from the Potc-
GpO mao House, between Sd aud az ats pointer
PuR, slut very prettily marked with bun colored
AMI white spots, end OF the tail clipped.
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This increase will not apply to those en- listed for
receiving ships and shore stations Those now in
the service, and who have received a bounty under
tie general order Of Nay q. 1859, will be charged
with such part OF the bounty as is prop,rtionsd 70
the unsxpired term Of their enlistment.
An advance Of two months pay only will be made
when ths recruit shall be received and duly entarea
on the books Of some receiving ship. The other ex
listing &c neral regulations with regard to enlist
msnts will continue in force -
20 &C. DOBBIN, -. ---a'
So Secretary CT the Navy.
n NAVY CEPAkTNEET, August ii, 1854 ~
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e Francis Dick has been sentenced to be
hung at Dayton, Ohio, on the 9Th of septsm.
ber next. --
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a FORTUNATE PORcHAss.-G. L. Colegrove
recently purchased lace acres of isnd in stea.
ben county, N. Y, at $40 an acre Soon after,
no discovered 1t to contain valuable deposits
OF coal, iron ore, plaster mines, DO, for which
no received the State bounty of s., 900 as the
hrst discoverer OF coal In New York. he has
been offered and refused $50, 900 70. his prop.
artY y. - - -.
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GcssIA's PACIFIC SoUADRos.-Late papers
fIon InJia and China show that great fear
and anxiety were entertained BY the subjects
Of England In both countries, owing to the
mysterious and dangerous movements Of the
large Russian squadron which II cruising in
fhs Pacific Ocean.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-12

An EXCELLENT IDEA.-Wm W. Shriver,
ESQ, Of Wheeling, Va, has recently trans
fs,.ed soEs choice Ash from the Ohio river to
the waters Of the Potomac and it's tributaries
They are the bass, perch, jack and fofhed-
tail cat, all Of which, when full grown, vary
In kins from i've to twenty-five pounds. Pc
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NATHsRINE ASHTON, BY tae author

Isra Times Complete. by Chas Dickens
Tho New York Illustrated Magazine for August
- hosa Hoodgilie, by Alexander DuuAs
Jes' ph b. vsrnums History Of washingto n CITY
ne dfest u'nstr 'ted Msgs Zine OF Art for August
All the Weekly Newspapers for this week
Everything in the Book and stationery line at
sHTbLINGl ON'S Bookstore
cor. Pa av. and 4 n 81, edeon Brilding.
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NJ THOSE IN WANT OF RfsDY-Mlna C1prHrxa
should, before purchasing e'tevhere, call &c lab
walker d Co.'s Marble Hall Clothing Emporium,
where they viii ind materials Of all kinds colors
and qualities, made up in the most approved STYLES
and at rices which cannot fail to induce them to
purchase They have just received an additional
large supply Of those beautiful and we'll mad. Duck
Drilling Goats, which have no comparison IN this
market Their stock is well kept up, consisting Of
everything belonging to gentleman's wardrobe,
together with boys and servants clothing.
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The Riot at Sc. Louis.

Terrible Conflict between Native-horn and
Natura,ixsd .Citissns! \
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CTRaYED- On Monday. Augest sth, o B<Y
- MARE. She had her froo tpess cut end vas
gsi'ei 10 her shoulder. The fnd-r will lie rell
varde1 n he viii bring hsr 10 Mr.. wlpn, on Nd.
avenue, near the corner Of ~ street
0yfR l1--SSs So g. .sl.itrl d.. p
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TIE YACHT REGArfA AT NEWPORT Com
rodore Stevens yacht, the Maria, has won the
r.es sad tie five hundred dollar cup. The
sfnd was fair and tie ssa moderate. The
difahoe sailed was forty miles, which the
Maria made in about fye hou,s GU =.
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GENERAL ORDER,

The general orders Of January Z, end May %,
1863, are hereby revoked, and from sud aftsr this
date the monthly az Of the petty officers, seamen,
ordinary seamen. Ian lsnep, DO: s. 30, In the navy
will be Increased az follows:
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FREAK OF FoRruNE.-A Paris paper relates
that in that city, lately, prize of 10, 900
francs was drawn in the Loterie Picarde BY
waiter in cafe. Two gentlemen, who had
bought quantity Of tickets, sat down to
green table to divide them equally. There
was an odd ticket over after the division was
effected, and they gave it as gratuity to the
waiter. As . matter Of course, the forty or
hfty tickets that tho gentlemen had KEEP for
their own use we're every ono of them blanks.
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FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE LADIES.
1tsP received aI.Ty, assortment OF Jet Bracel, n
u Necklaces, srea, Jins. and Crosses =
Also. ten dozen ladp.. MOROCCO BIZ rs - b;cb
Vim be sold at moderate prices. -
/, ". r HURDLE,
aug a2-3t 49, - :
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-yi- fRsHCH AND ES6LIsH
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOryG
LADIES 49,.
Rf M a. TYSON and Sisters. on 81, between
ID 18th and Is Ii streets, Washington, b. C-Ths
auues az this institution will be resumed On Mon
day, the 18th september, when the pupls me de-
sired to he punctusl In rh. ir seats
For terms, &c, circulars may be had at all the
principal bookft' res In the ciey.
aug l0-eot1S hSep
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~ USE BAMProFs vrazrAsIr T1soruRr--Haye
you Dyspepsia, Liver Com plAint, Nervous Debility
Diseases OF the Kidneys any Loss Of Power and Dis
arrangement of the systemi We but point Won r.
the thousands who have used the GRlAr INyisola-
TOE - = - :
i. IN PROOF Of what we say above, We refer you to
Hsupton's Vegetable Tincture," and its effects
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-12

UTAe large circulation Of tie SrAR
wakes it the most desirable advertising me-
alum in the Distrid. 1t has more readers
"a the eitis: Of Washington, Georgstoirn,
au.d Alexandria, tkan O. lbs other Wask-
,:gton 1ailiss combined. .-.-- -, f.
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q The TALL trade in Philadelphia, says the
Ledger, has oPsnsd, few OF the Far Western
merchants having arrived, but q vet the in
dieat;ons do not promise very large bu.;,s.,