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TRUTH Is MIGHTY AND WILL PREVAIL
EUTCETs0Ns CELEBRATED OINTMENT,


the most eiectual remedy for Piles, Sore Caked
L Breast, Cuts Bruises, &C. now extant This medi-
cine prepare with great care aud fails to give
lief when properly administered. Remember
Il Cures Piles-speedly.
1t Cures Sores or Caked Breasl-immedately
Il Cures Cuts, Bruises or Sores-on man or horse.
The afflicted invited 10 give 1t trial If II does not
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The proprietor has in his possession any number of
T6caes from the first citizens uf Virginia and other States
several Of which accompany each box We give the fol-
lowing from tie sheriff of BotteOurt county, Yrginis
Mr.. Pit5er:
FISCAsrLE, Dec 81, 1858.
Ms NCTCBJsoT-D6Ir Sri bad been an almost con.
Sant sufferer Piles for ten Twelve years previous
the time hesrL Of yoHr ointment have given it fair
trial and iUr she at years have had symptoms Of
The disease aud consider myself entirely cured think il
due make this statement, and the public at
large that your Invaluable ointment should be gen
OrGly known. Yours respectfully, K. PITZER
sold wholesale and rstEiI by
30. O. BROWN,
febll '5A-GmdStTiw Agent, College street
rcd hv " HutchIsnn- Il Co Amsterdam Va
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Work treating on PRIVATE DISEASES, common to
MALE and FEMALE and that contains RECIPES for the
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tie instructions be cured and exposure The author
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The cure of Pr Diseases in different stages OF Socie
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CHAECEfsf SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.
.NN SATURDAY, the 18th day OF July next will sell
to the bignest bidder AT the Court House door in
Murfreesboro credit of and years Except $3.50
cash,) 2I7 acres of VALUABLE LAND Stones River
the mouth of Stewards Greek About one half of the
Land a cleared and under fence but finely tmbered-
said Land locsted in very fertile portion of the county,
Cud in an excellent Deighborhood.
Persons wishing 10 examine will apply to Robert /,
Weakly the premises 81 miles northeast Of Smyrna
Depot Bond aud approved security will be required
j. I. FLETCHER
ie23-dtTv6Wid. printers fee IS Clerk and Com'r
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FOX & POLHEMUS,

5s Broad Street. Corner Beaver, New-York,
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Georgetown Correspondence.

GEORGETOWN, January 10, 1854.
Coroner Woodward held an inquest yesterday,
over the body Of the colored man found dead under
the aqucduct. The jury, after spending several
hours IN the examination of witnesses and consuta
non, found the following v(tUiict: s'The Jury OF
inquest, in the case of Henry Butler, coiored man.
do find that the said Henry Butter was seen about
half past six O'Clock, on the Virginia side of the
Alexandria aquaduct, in company with white man
named Richard SOrrel Serle and that the said Sor
rel used angry words toward said deceased, which
induced one of the witnesses 10 leave Them fearing
Sorrel would do something wrong; and in few mo-
ments after the said witness left there were heard
loud cries of murder and isess by various persons
In the neishborhood, some of whom went to his re-
lief, and found his body drowned in the Potomac,
few feet from The Virginia end of the aqucduct and
from the evidence tcfre them, the jury believe that
some foul play was used towards the said Henry
Butler, by which he was thrown from the aaueduct
person seen in said Buffers company WIS Richard
Sorrcl or Serlc." From all the facts connected
Win the case, there Is but little if any room left to
doubt but that he was thrown from the aqueduct by
Sorrel, or Sere, the man who was last seen in COM
Pany with him, near the place where the body was
found. Sorrel, we are informed, is native of Ire
land, and resides on the Island, Washington. As
yet, we have heard of efforts being made Ivy the
officers fthc law to arrest him.
The sugar sale of E. s. Wright which was to take
yesterday, upon the wharf Of the Messrs Dodge was
IN consequence Of the inclemency of the weather.
postponed until Friday, he 20th instant.
f. s. Wright auctOneer sold yestr rda y Aft rnoon
the following property: Lot No. los, fronting 20
fee, on north side of First street, to Mrs. strnger,
for 81 ,47c and lot No. u.s. fronting 70 feet on south
side of same street, to the same purchaser, for
81 ,S4 andot on Eighth street, to o. NJ. Linthcum,
for SOL.
The -four and grain market remains firm at Our
quotations of Yesterday.
We learn that there is revival of religion going
on at Potomac Chapel under the pastoral charge of
The Rev. r. g. DLsiiields. SPECTATOR.
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The Erie Difficulty.

ALBANY, Jan. 1S.-A letter from SEN
ator Chase, dated Washington, Jan. llth,
appears in the Cincinnati Gazette of Tues
day, in which he says
Having been informed of the rescue
Of several rioters from the custody of the
Marshal by the mob, my colleague, Mr..
Wade, and myself, called on the Presi-
dent to know what course would be
adopted in case the rioters persevered in
their resistance to the Federal process.
The President said he should act with
decision whenever the proper cause for
intervention was presented, but as yet the
necessary evidence Of obstruction to. the
laws by combination too powerful to be
resisted by ordinary judicial procedure
or by the Marshal had not been submitted.
The Secretary Of War also expressed the
same views.
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Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, January Ie-I0P.M.
As your paper is now obtaining very large crcu
aton in Baltimore, and II is sought Tor with much
avidity, will eBdeavor to give some account of the
new, mysterious and noEdescrpt society," or associa-
ton, existing among Us, called the ''KScw MOTH
ISGs." That such party association, or conclave,
does exist here, admits Of doubt. The eupho-
NOUS cosnomen selected to distinguish it, as an or
ganizaton, is somewhat singular; not more so, how
ever, :han the principles by which this party
processes TO be governed know-noihng other
words" Mum is the watchword." When mem
Der of the society is INTERCEPTED with reference TO
his association, the reply is, know nothing" He
puts his thumb upon the tip of lis nose and looks
significantly, as if to say, "Mr. Brown, you can't
come it," II appears that The qualifications for ad
mission to membership with this fraternity, are
what restrictive. The person who joins 1t, must he
of unadulterated American blood, and wien once
initiated, becomes alphabetically, " know nothing'
all outsiders He is bound, it seems keep dark
and lay low for black ducks. 1t is rather curious
bat theess true, that associations of this kind
are organized in almost every ward of city. They
hold regular meetings, which are fully attended. /
am further informed that some very respectable and
ll,cfiiGtHt-cNeu ICiIefous pCfSOHs-dre connected
with them. The majority, however, is of rather
combustible materials, and not generally controlled
by deliberate judgment. These Know Nothings''
ara charged with being inclined to Native American
ism. They also entertain apathy towards Cath
olicisn,, ind are down Oh Monsigneur Bedini, the
Pope's Nuncio. They have an organization, not
only in Baltimore, hut throughout the State, and
communicate with similar Associations in various
other States fthe Union. Their prominent object
is to oppose Romanisn, land become so strong even
to hold If possible, tie balance of power Secretly
in politics. Both Wings and Democrats are united
with them. Occasionally, professions, numbering
some four to eight hundred men and boys, are seen
paradins through our streets, with music, banners
to ches, sc. Upon inquiry as to who they are, Oh
what they are, the response is, don't know" ant
and thus they pass onward, amid shouts, huzzas
and all manner Of baehanaliansms and mystifica
lions. Their strength is presumedto exist in secrecy
novelty, and other things calculated to captvate AM
entrap idle curiosity. Some few nights ago, part
ofthem numbering perhaps three hundred, proceede
through the streets in procession. They had music
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m A r z LED

On The 10th instant, in the city of New York, by
tie Rev. c. e. Pise, ID. D., WALTER LEMON,
Esq, Of this city, to RACHEL 8. LUDLOW, daugl-
ter of Era Ludlow, of the former rlace.
On the 18th instant by the Rev. f. Knight, RICH
ARD T. HILL, of Prince Georges county, Md, to
lumbia.
On the l7th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Caldwell
ZACHARIAH BERRY, Esq, of Prince George,
county, MARYLAND, to ELIZABETH CLAGET",
daughter of Henry Addison, Esq, Mayor of George
town.
At Georgetown, on the 18th instant, by the Rev
Mr.. TiIlinghast, VIM. HENRY DENNY, Esq, Of
Pittsburgh, 10 Miss MARIA POE, daughter OF Geo
Poe, Jr., Esq, of the former place.
On the 18th instant, by Rev. ID. Evans Reese,
w. DORSEY, of Baltimore city, to Miss AMANDA
WAKEFIELD STEVENS, formerly Of Frederick
county, Md.
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and immense American flag, born by probably thirty
or more persons. In the Of this was a stuffed
inquire, representing man. After various marches,
counter marches, hdeous yells, and awful howlings
they proceeded to Monument Square, where the
inquire was burnt in due form, and officially an-
nounced to be Monsigneur Bedni, the Pope's Nun
clio, in effigy The shouts and yells were like unto
waking up of the Internal regions by a midnight
earthquake. The same party also proceeded to the
residence, in north Charles street, of Archbishop
Kendrick, where it was rumored the Nuncio had
taken quarters. Thus the quiet repose, and inaen-
able rights of that good man and vcnera,ed citizen
were disturbed and outraged by groans, wells, &c.
Ihey Hok upon themselves the privilege also of
groaning and cheering such parties were supposed
TO be opposed or in favor Of their nefarous proceed
inss.
have no disposition to censure these know
Nothings,' beyond what they merit; but do feel
disposed to rebuke such proceedings. Itmay be but
the triiing beginning of serious end. There is no
prejudice so strong that founded in sectarianism
and no passion so wild AMI ungovernable rs that exs
cited and warmed into action by a secret combina-
ton, without judgment to govern its leaders. 1t may
be put down as an ncontrovetabG truth, that wher-
ever an association Of men, aided by half grown
rowdy, uncou;h boys, publicly outrage the principle
ofcommon respect, ordinary civility and good breed
ing, to say nothing of social ORDER the consequences
must be deleterious. The "Know Nothings,, NAV
fancy themselves of considerable importance, and
Will, doubtless, wcld considerable influence in cleo
tons; but they composed of material that can
not stand The sooner the. efore, this party is dis
banded, the better speak as calm s'looker on y,
and not as ore entertaining prejudice If it be the
nucleus of Native American party in disguise, that
very disguise will absorb its legitimate power may
in future know something further, and give you
few particulars relative to these Know Nothings.
RopER,CK
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"a WHY HAVE We TWO EYEs!-Tbnt WAS the
question which Mr.. WHEATsroNs entrapped nature
into answering, in the new theory of vision. In
June, 1888, Prof WnEArSToNE detailed the true
theory OF bInocular vsioD together with a descrip-
ton an diagram of his illustrative apparatus. which
he first called the STEREoscoPE, (after two Greek
words, MI aning Solids, see,0 for which, in 1910,
he was awarded the Royal Medal. It's practical
has been apI lied t. d guerreotypes. WHITEHURST
has introduced some valuable improvements in the
angles and also in the cooriEs, by which they super
sede am hing We have yet seen In Photography We
advise all who have not them to cali at his Gal
'ery, over the store Of Duvsl Bro, near four-and
a-half street
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GRAND REGALlA BALL
3. IT. (H. FL G, A.

THE BROTHERHOOD OF THE UNION take
i great pleasure in announcing to the citizens
OF Washington and the public generally that their
first grand Regalia BALL will come off at Odd Fell
lows Hall, on eth street. on MONDAY the 23d
of January, 1854.
The Commi tee pledge themselves to spare no
pains or expense to make it one of the best balls Of
the season.
occasion.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-admitting a gentleman
and ladies' to be had at Stevens furnishing store,
under Browns Hotel at the bar Of National Hotel
at Benters COZ ner of 9th street. at Mills Shoe store
on 18th street. and at the door the evening of the
ball.
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Woman's Rights.-The celebrated champion OF
Wonian's Rights, Miss Lucy Stone, will deliver
lecture 10 night, on the above named subject, al
Caru.s Saloon. From The noohety that the fair lee
iuEer has acquired, there will doubtless be full
juror, wherever she presents herSelfin public. With
regard to the subject matter of her lecture, we do
not pretend to form an opinion, but we have known
some queer results from its practical operation.
however, as the matter will be ably discussed to
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nov 23-laHta&da
SCARFA,S
COMPOUND ACOUSTIC OIL

NOR the cure of Deafness, Pains, and discharge OF
l. matter from the Ears. Also, all these di a.
greeabe noises liking the buzzipg Of insects falling
OF wate, whizzins of steam, &c, which are symptom
Of approaching deafness, ant also generally sttend.
ant with the discas Many persons who have been
deaf for ten, fifteen, and twenty years, and we.e
obliged to use year trum cts. have, after using two
or three bottles, thrown aside their trumpes being
made perfectly well. Physicians ard Surgeons high
~ recommend its use.
This med. cine has cured more persons and is now
used more extensively than any ether medicines
combined for the cure Of Diseases Of the Ear The
certificate are numerous, and OF the highest author
ity.
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~ All Vocalsts and Speakers, who desire clear,
strong, and sweet veices should make frequent use
OF Bliss Compound Cod Liver Oil Csndy. This
agreeable remedial agent strengthens the organs of
the throat and lungs and frees the air cells from all
obstructions thus giving the voice its free and nat
ural scope and compass.
Don't fail to give it trial If you would excel as
vocalist CT an orator.
This Candy needs but fair trial to convince the
most skeptical of its superior excellence.
z. d. GILMAN, Druggist, is the only appointed
Agent.
P. s.-As a remedy for whooping cough, and the
dry. barking cough to which oroupy children are
subject it has no equal.
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NATIONAL GUARDS
COTILLON PARTY.

TNIIE "NATIONAL GUARD take pleasure in an
L nouncing to their friends and the public gen.
orally that they will give Co!Ion Party at Island
Hall, on THURSDAY EVENING, January 10, 1854,
when the Committee pledge themselves to spare
neither pains or expense to insure satisfaction.
Super or Cotillon Music is engaged for the occa-
sion.
Supper will be furnished at the Hall, by the ex-
perienced caterer, Mr.. Hammersly.
The Military are requested to appear in full un:-
form.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-to be had from the Com.
mttee, and at the door the evening OF the Party
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- ALSO.
Doctor Jackscn's Pile and letter
I'm,

This may be considered specific, and is warrant
ed to cure 1t not only Immediately allays pain and
infamston, stops al bleeding, s-bdues that intol-
cradle itching. but efectua,ly cures In very short
time persons whose lives have been rendered niser
able for years. Its application produces no pain
Tut rather an agreeable and pleasant sensation.
Call send for list of cures and YOU will be a.
tonished.
For sale in Washington by e. D. GILMAN, Hrug
gist, Inventor and proprietor OF Gilman's Hair Dye
more street. Jan Ism
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Baltimcre Markets.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 10, u M.-Flour-
Sales of 5000 bbls. of Howard Street at
So 12I; sales Of 1000 bbls. of City
Mills at IS l2a. Wheat-prime white,
81 "a a 81 So; red, 81 "A a 81 ST.
5000 bushels sold. Corn-white, "A
Is cents yellow, 70 so cents-l4,000
bushels sold. Butter. in kegs, Ii IL
cents; in rolls, 16 to l9 cents per pound.
No change in other articles.
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by z. n. STRATTON. Auctioneer,

By f. n. STRATTON. Aucttoneer.
by virtue of Deed of Trust from Louis Uenke.
ID Trustee to the subscriber, bearing date the Sc
day of September, 1851 and duly recorded In Iiber
J. A. S. No. 80 foos sc, So, ct seq one of the Land
Records for Washington County, in the District Of
Columba, shall sell at public auction on the prem
ises, on the Goth day of December next ut o'clock
p. M Lot No. g. in Square No. "a, lying In the sa:d
City of Washington and fronting SIS feet inches on
north NJ street, and running hack loo feet to a.
ley. 20 feet wide, which, by side alleys has outlet
on oath and 25th streets.
The property is improved by a neat two-story
Frsme House, nearly opposite General Tnompson's
Terms: nefourth cash; the residue in @ and Il
months for Hotes besring interest and secured by
deed of trust ~
If the terms are not complied with within days
the property will be resold at the risk and expense
Of the purchaser.
The title is believed to he indisputable
ConveyaEcing at the expense of purchaser
X. X. CRAWFORD, Trustee
EN-. STRATrON,
nov Z3-lawtsdds Auctioncer.
The above sale Is unavoid O bly, post.
poned to TUESDAY, January 10th, 1854 at the Same
place and hour. Z. n. STRATTON,
dec q Aur.ioneo,
ESrThe above sale Is further post.
poned till TUESDAY, January 3lst, at the same time
and place. T. N STRATTON.
jan LTD Auc icueer
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me "omens Rights Womcn.-Yesterday, the
daughter oil the Hon. Gerritt Smith and Miss Lucy
stone, the lecturer on Woman's Rights, were seen
promcnadns together on Pennsylvania avenue, both
in full Bloomer Costume.
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Ca.er from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 1S.-We have re-
ceived late advices from Mexico. The
Trait De Union says that the sum to be
paid Mexico for the Mesilla Valley,
ranges from SIS, 600, 900 to SOC, 100000.
That the treaty was very discreetly man
aged. Santa Anna has granted amnesty
to political offenders.
1t is understood that General Vallamil
will probobly be Minister of War.
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o. FOR RENT-The BUILDING now /
LIE ing finished on the northeast corner of It'll &

o. FOR EENT-The BUILDING now lie
LIE ing finished, on the northeast corner of 9TH It
and Louisiana avenue, in this city.
The first floor has been constructed for a Bankir
Establishment of marble 18th vaults, &C., and two
stores Z tn street. The basement is constructed
to embrace all the modern conyeniences for q Res
taurant in connexion with Kitchen and vaults for
COAL oysters, provisions, &c. The restaurant COM
municates both from in and out doors with the Sc
cond story, which is composed Of four rooms, con-
municatiDg through ample folding doors fer the &c
commodation Of either large or small private parties
Should the second story not be taken in connexion
with the restaurant the will be rented for Of
fees. The third story embraces nearly the whole
extent of the building, and is well adapted for
connexions blliard-room fer three tables The
fourth story embraces the whole extent of the build
Ing, and is well adapted for printing room or ar
mory, and, if not rented, will be reserved for meet
ing or exhibition room. Gas and water and all the
mo fern improvements have been introduced on
each floor Of this building, and its position situated
in the very heart of tie most business portion OF
Washington, must insure large profits to competent
tenants. Apply to, or address
3. C.BARNEY,
Estreet, between 9Th and It'll sts, Washington,
sep17-eotf-
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New York Markets,

New YORK, Jan. 10, IL p. M.-Sales
of 5000 bbls. of State -four at SS.l2k:
Southern sold at SS.z5 $S.37a: wheat
firm and unchanged sales small; corn,
yellow 90 to 90 cents. Stocks dull.
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o. For BRONCHITIS, THROAT DISEASES, HACKING
COUGH, and the effects Of imprudent use of Mercury
No medicine has ever been discovered which has eff
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cured in wonderful manner, by the great purifier
OF the blood, Carriers Spanish Mixture.
The case Of Mr.. 7. H. Ramsey alone should satisfy
any who doubt. Call OH the agent ard procure a
tamphlet containg cures, which will astound you.
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