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TO CURE BILIOUS HABITS
Tage Dr. Roses Ambitious or Railroad Pls i
carry off all bile l2l and Is cents box,
These Pills are called Railroad Pills because
go ahead of all other Pills in removing BILE, bad ~
and all foul secretions from the system.
Sold by Purcell, Laid l. Co; Grubba APfs'
o. A. Strecker; Paterson L Jackson BenDs1
Beers; Alex. Duval; Duval L Norton, J. Bla7
Zachrisson; A. Bodeker; VIM. F. Ladd Laitley j
binson, Richmond; and all the Druggists 10 Not
Portsmouth, Petersburg Lynchburs. and al O.
touyns in VIRGINIA oc3G-hsi
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M:a LING ON FRANKLIN STREET, FOR SALE
1A- The subscriber offers for sale privately, that
very desirable residence, situated the corner o!
Franklin and Jefferson streets, and at present occu
pied by DR.. Robert Archer.
The lot has a front of SO feet upon Franklin street
and runs back 1870 feet 20 feet ally. For partcu
lars as to terms, &c, apply to GODDiN APPER-
son, or to thehndersigned at the Bank of Virginia
26-2awm WIN. F. TAYLOR
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DAYNE IL MAYO, Aucfioneers (Once
l. in Goddin's Hail. Bank street) will sell all
kinds of Real and Personal Estate, at Auction and
Private Sale the most satisfactory terms and will
make liberal advances sales
u ABEL U. MAYO, Notary Public for the city
of Richmond and county of Henrico.
JOHN X. ID. PAYNE. ABEL u. MAYO
2d-Iy
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NEW STYLES.-tYe have receiyedIhv
iar, 'he last steamer direct from our manufactorv
40, OF superb qua ity Clothing, embracing Sanv
Invited with the assurance that the rem
ION we nave so long sustained for selling the bas+
prices, shall be fully sustained - -io'ei Ute
NOEL ''' hAhDWiN X co,
l02 Main
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-22

O-OO BAGS BEST PERUVIAN GUANO,
e0OUU landing and for sale ct reasonable rates tor
cash. -, ,y CONS
oc 26-2aw2w. ii. w. FRY SUM
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g. FOk SALE OK RENT--The hOuse
Id on Grace street which have occupied for the
- last three years. 1t the third square above
the Grace Street Baptist Church. furnished with gas
and water; in agreeable neighborhood; contains
seven rooms with fire places, and has ample accom-
modatious for servants besides stable and Carriage
house; is in good repair.
For further particulars, inquire of Goddin & Apper-
SON. oc 29-ts RO. RYLAND
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VNES TWAKD HO!--BRIDGFORD &.
w CO.'S WESTERN EXPRESS LINE for for
warding TOBACCO to all the principal places on the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-22

REFINED SUGARS, n full assortment
Il - New Orleans and Porto Rico Sugars; Rowlsnd's
Palmetto Family Flour; Mountain Butter in tirkins
very choice; in store and for sale by
SELDEN & MILLER
no Fl Corner Pearl and Gary STRAITS.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE OF MErRopol1rsN RArIRo,, Conp,N,

OFFICE OF METROPOLITAN RAILROAD CoMPANYl
Georgstcwn, DC, Dec. 25, 1855
g EALFD PROPOSALS for the grading, masonry
~ and briiging Of forty tbrse and q half (43k
miles Of this road will bs received at the Office al
ths company uatil Tires o'c.t ck D. M On tn. 18th
day Oh February nsxt.
The maps, prUfiles, p ans, and speciaea ioar will
be ready for inspection and sf er the 5th dsy OF
Febru ry.
The Metropolitan Railroad is design, d to extend
fr m he cities Of Washington ard Ge' re town to
ths Baltimore and Ohio Railr, ad ny an EASY and d.,
rect route connecting with the latter ad east OF
the "Point of Rock" on the Potomac river, and
making q saving of distance On ths first pineiy
mile, Of the present travelled route from the Cant
tai 20 the estern and Northwes'ern States Of for
ty-6ve miles.
Proceeding from the point of in.e rsecisn with e
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ,he rout exten Is to
th. City of Frederick and passing through the rich
est ssrlcu nrai diSi is OF Maryland terminates in
the City of Hsgerstown, where 1t connects With
lines Of railroads, now in operate extending to
Harrisburg, the Pernsylvania Central Railroad, &c
The portion Of the road for viii. b proposals DE
now invited extends from tn. westerly line Of the
District Of Columbia az mi es from aeorsetown)
to the city # Frederick
Pr posss will b. received for the W. rk 10 sections
Of one mile each, CT for the entire distance of 43k
miles.
Tie work is generally Of a medium character for
this Part of the country with some heavy cutting
In earth and rOck) and bridging and every ia iii "
exists for profecuing it vigorously and with econo
my at all s-asops Of he y.sr. The country is eie
| vated and rolling, well watered, and remark aby
healthy.
The time nditoned for the sompletion of the
C 'ntrac's will be from ne 10 two ys,rs
Any iurih'r inf ,rmation desired by rers,ns pro-
posing icr the work will bs :urntshcd at the once
or '7ay be had b. ad lrsssing the President Of TIE
company by letter prior 10 tia day Of letting.
By order Of the Ro,ri OF Directors
FRANCIS DODGE, Presiden
EpMUND WRENCH. Chief Eugi,sfr.
dec % 2swtFeb5
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mo. 527.l


SALES or Al TERNATE SECTIONS pO.TpONED
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN that in conse uenoe
IN Of representations going 10 th W that large
number of Eleritorious set al Ees,lsrs on account
Of short crops and ether uacward ciradmsts nees
would lie unable to PSI Tor toe lands at the public
sales of hs United States alternate sect, ms along
thu Iou:e of the fo.thsoest Paofc Ra,troad in the
state Of MIS- oURI advertised in Proclamation No
5e4 to be held at tbs f1lloelg men. I'd Offices In De
cember instant ard ia uary next, tbs President
has ordered those sales to be etponed anu 10 ke
place Sc follows 10 wit:
At the Land Office at st Louis coirmsnciny on
Monday, the 9th If August next
At t1e Land Office at jackson, coumsu. ING on
Monday, the 18th of August next.
At the Land Office at Clinton, commencing on
Monday, the 18th Of August next.
At the Land Office a. spIirgfe,d, commencing on
Mondry, the Goth of August next
Givsn under my hand, at the Genera L. ad OfaeA
Of the city OF Washington, this fifth dsy of Decem
ber, anne Domiai one thousand eight hund ed and
ffty-four.
BY order Of the Presidsnt:
JOHN WILSON.
DEC f-IawoW Commissioner
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what they had seen was the body of
Matthew Hampton, all gore, covered and
bleeding. They had not been there more

what they had seen was the body of
Matthew Hampton, all gore, covered and
bleeding. They had not been there more
than minute, when they were Joined
by third man, who said that he saw
the murder committed, and that the
murderer fed towards NJ. Simple
snd Jordan both recognized this new
conner as one Henry Bilger. and though
his character was by no means of most
exemplary kind, yet there was no time
for discussion. The body of Hampton
was still warm, so that the murderer
could not have been gone long. Bilger
had no horse, SO Mr.. Simple agreed to
remain by the body while Jordan and
Bllger went in pursuit of the murderer.
They put their horses to the top of their
speed, and in half an hour overlook the
prisoner, whom Bilger at once pointed
out as the man. Jordan hailed the Young
blacksmith, and found him nervous and
excited. lie then asked him if he had
seen Matthew Hampton, and Adams re-
piled in the affirmative. but he spoke in
very strange manner. After some ex-
postulatlon. the prisoner accompanied
Jordan to M, and there he was ar.
rested and placed in the hands of the
sheriff, and upon examining his person,
MIR. Hampton's pocket-bo0k containing
two thousand dollars was found upon
him, and his hands were also covered
with bleod. ITs DC eontinued1
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3 A L L s, &c.
Is "A l. IL =, &C.
BENEFICIAL BALL.
HOE0R TO WHOM HONOR Is DUE"
SECOND GRAND BALL
EMPIRE CLUB.

Fi1iE members ofthe Empire Club take pleasure in
i announcing to their friends and the public in
general that they will give their Second Grand Bal
on MONDAY EVENING, January Is, 1855
at TEMPERANCE HALL.
The proceeds of this ball will be given toward
erecting monument to the memory of "Stewar,
Holland" the brave young Washingtonian who was
lost with the unfortunate arctic.
The Club pledge themselves to spare no pains OIL
expense in endeavOring to please those who favor
them with their presen &C, and feel assured, while
such an object Is in view, they cannot fail
No hats or caps will be allowed on the floor ex-
cept those of the different Clubs.
Supper and Refreshments are in the hands of an
experienced caterer.
Excellect COtinn Music is engaged
&6- Tickets ONE DOLLAR-to be had cf any
of the members, and at the door on the evening OF
the ball.
MANAGERS.
VIM FullalOve, A SeIden, J Ingram,
u Ieachual, Cox, ID. Hopkins.
E Martin, Il Litllet0n st John.
Committee on Receptions.
Hm X Ciautlce, FullaOve, G Bell.
NJ Donnel, ]. Lahe, VIM Caiio,
Floor ManugeYs.
VIM II Clauticc, Geo Bell, FullaIoye,
IAN 4-eOth*
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DETITEs HISTORIES PsUa LES ENPANTs.
i par Blanchard
Ab.eedaIe dss Epgf.nts, i,lustre
NouveGu Tn 'atre Ges DsmOiselles, rar Nme pois
gontier
Alphabet iliustrae des Jeux d. Pknfancs
Pstits Conses mis- en- actien, iustres
Conies ct Histories pour Les kafants PAR NJ. A.
anchari
Ncuvelles Pe'it s Histories
Abrcedaira Fcanca,s 200 gravurse
Ths above and many other French be oks far
youth every age, imported from Earis direct
dec " FStNCK ThYI1R
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JOHN FL. BUTHMANN.

7 NTORTER AND DEALER IN WINE, BRAN
l. dy, Cigars, ac., PenDs lyania sveRue south side
butween y ami Sixth streets, has received tis full
stock and sorsment OF the above, Consisting in
part Of
Madeira, Sherry, Port Of variau' grades, Champagne
in eta and p.s, different brands
grea: i.ty OF Rhine Wine, OF it spa. K
ling
A'so st. Perry sparkling red and white Claret, ct
lrices from s. SO per dozen to the highest or.
And II 1merous ether kirdQ Of Wine
Atso very superior Cognac, pale and dark: scbeid.
am Gin, Jamai a Rum. fine old Whiskey,
Irish NAL. Cordials, and Hayans Cigars.
de- ,9-2awSx
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BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS

4 VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT or ENGLISH
N Biblas, Episcopal and Catholic Prayer Books in
rich and eegsnt binding, and children's Books, the
mcst extensive collection bsfore offered In tie
District
Also, good 1850 "tmsnt Of Cutlery and Fancy Sta
tionery. Just received, and Tor sale st great bar.
bains by Z. K. LUNDY,
No. l2S Bri<g. street,
ue3 " GEORGETOWN.
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EXPECTED NEW YEAR PRESENTS.

az all tie branches # busiIe conducted in this
" ei!y. Or erie perhaps, OF all others afford the
smallest profits. All should have rhe preference for
cash, and no one in that bus continue If
his customers are not prOno in sttler1s NJ by short
notes or cash Derods OF closing up Tor the past,
earnestly relues; ali who in1ebt-d to cali AID
settle vi hout delay
viii further give notice that al future bills
Wnlcn may be &C ortrseted with must be made
WIN refeS,nce TO- and with the dis icct understand
ing that thsy are 20 be osed month y, by cash or
nooes ~ ~ day, which have prepared for the pur
pose, except ueh or ,Iy old customers who have r.;
ways been prompt T. Nj. 2 KING
dec T-tf
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MUSIC FOS BALLS, PARTIEs, &C.
L. T. w. WEBER

III former patrons thai he continues Is sttsnd
BALLS. PARTIES, &C., With his we'll orgarisec
BAND oil scientific Musiciaos
He will introduce all the Few and fashion ahls
Music
! An accomplished Piani t fcru.she; if d sired
a5- Orders left at Hnbus Hitz' Eus;o Depot
Gauters, Miller's Confectionery Stores, or at M,
residence, near Gen Uendsrson's. Navy Yard, vii
meet with prompt attention. nov 28-2m
~ BEAUTIFUL WORK BOXES : = - =
IL 10 rosewood and papisr n'ache Desks
10 kups, b Pianos as
"a Tlton's Guitars
fide Papier msche Side Babies
II dozen assorted Violins
In addition to Card Gases, Porte Monuaies
Children's Toys, Beautiful Vases. and a host O.
Fancy Goods, all suitable for Presents.
JNO. r. ELLIS,
dec 9Q-H
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ID = A K T 81 E WITNESS!
RIGHTEOUS VERDICT!

RHEUMATISM, COUGH, PAIN IN SIDE, SC.
WONDERFUL cure after six years suffering of
Maryland. -
Prejudice and skepticism can't stand before the
many cures made by Hampton's Vegetable Tine
KssDALL's GROVE, Montgomery Co, Md,l
December 2, 1884, {
Nessrs. Mortimer & Mow5ray:
Gentlemen-in 1874 had what NY doctors called
a violent and combined attack of Chronic Rheuma-
tisn and Gout, from which was confined to my
ped Tor three months. had the very best physi-
cians, who tried other various remedies none of
which gave me any permanent relief Not having
ease from pain day or night, | became much enact
speaking from the crown Of my head to the sole Of
my feet. had to hobbe about-nost of the time
confined to the house; at times so helpless that
mad to be assisted to my bed. I was also afflicted
sore throat, palptation Of the heart and pain in my
side so bad could not lay on it. Ny appetite en-
trey failed me. gave up all hopes of being restored
10 health again. continued thus to suffer on from
le44 10 looO, period of six years. At this time my
d iughter saw al her grandmothersa pamphlet, with
numerous certificates of cures made by DR.. Hamp-
toms Vegetable Tincture.
knew some of those who certified TO cures per-
formed on themselves and friends. was resolved
to give it trial. l informed my doctor of it. He
objected but my sufferings great that pro-
cured one bottle, and, before had taken the whole
OF it, felt much relief which encouraged me 10
persevere. After taking the second bottle 1 was
better than for the past six years, my appetite re-
nrned-cough, pain in the side shnrtness of brea Ii
&c, nearly all gone. continued using this won
derfu medicine until had taken seven bottles ac-
c0rding TO the directions; and am happy to say
Hamptons Iincture, and that alone restored me to
perfect health, which has continued up to this time
"a period of thrse years. am in the 65tII year of
my age. weighed yesterday 238 lbs, and never
eit better i'm my life. One of my neighbors was al
so affected, like myself, with Rheumatism, &c. He
has also been restored by the Tincture heard Of
other cases; but L am satisfied this Tincture, if
tried, will speak for itself. My only object in de-
scribng to you my suferings and the way obtained
relief, is to inuce the afflicted to try this Tincrure
which has, under the blessings of God done 50 much
for me.
Yours, respectfully,
HENRY GATHER.
Call and get pamphlets gratis, and see cures of
Cough, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dys-
pepsia, Nervousness and General Weakness. AS a
female medicine or for delicate children we bolieve
il uneqealled.
Sold by MORTIMER & MOWBRAY, l4O Bal,i
more street, Baltimore, and 304 Broadway, N. York
CHAs. SToTr & Co., J. B. MOORE, d. B. CLARKE,
CLARKE BOwLIsG, w. ELLIOT. and MCPHER-
SON, Washington; also, by Il. s. F. CT Sell, George
town; and c. G. BERRY, Alexandria, and by Drug
gsts everywhere. ian Str
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CAKES FOR CHRISTMAS.

'fHHE subscriber has Q large and varied assort.
/ nsnt OF Cakes aud Pastry for the Chistmas Hol-
idays Especial attention is called to the quality as
Vel AS to the variety Of the supply.
Plumb, Pound, Jelly, Sponge AMI Tea Cake
Iiucc, Apple, Cranberry and other Pastries con.
stanuy on hand.
Fresh Bread, Biscuit, Bunns, and 2usk every even.
ing in time for tea.
The public are invited to call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere.
CHAS w. HAVENNER,
.treot, between ~ and Sixth streets.
dec 20-tf
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DENTISTRY,

hR. MUESoN respectfully Cal public attention
~ TO bis nsw, patent, and GREATLY --zt5zz
IMPROVED method OF setting Artirc; II +@.sss.s
Teeth, with Continuous Gup-Lhs very ~ II -
PERFECTION Or T Is AItT. Th:estyfa
OF Teeth has the follow Gdyantases over ell others
va: GRkAT STRENGTH. CLEANLINESS, COM
FohF, and BEAUTY, Using with Nature in these
respects, ana somo others exceiisg Public inspse
sion is respectfully Geiicits;. fis.ss call and sse
Specimens.
CAUTlON-No other Dsntist in tie District Of
Colun:ba AS right to make this styls Of Teeth.
y N B-T Teeth eopstitutiorzlIy healthy, plugged
And ntod for life.
Odice and souss ss No 29s 4 street, near the cor.
ner Of Pea vaeis sVeuus AMI 18th street
nov LS-.f
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A CHANCE FOR PRINTERS.
THREE PRESSES md A FONT OF BOUR.

UkUI5 TIf IU4s 3fIE.
WALLACH Z Ii '?E offer for sale, ST the Office
wv - 80 Euenirs9 SsGr, one u ACaIN Il
&kSs, s>ssols Of printing LOCO imp essions per
hour, Soaoie Sse1iu;l sheet BOTH ONCE, re-
gistsring tn tke most peEieet manner. One uEDI-
UM SMITH pXESS, IN good order, aud the FOOLS
CAP RAAAGE PRESS. These presses will be sold
low. Also ooe font Of EOUSGE0IS Type, weigh.
ing about go pounds 5ut little used, for s,le on
- ceAsOnAnis to7cla. Stiff
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SUPERIOR HARPS.

NTb have this day recsi ved very superior toned
w HARP, from the celebrated Parisisn manu-.
Ifactursrs Donsry, who received the highest pre-
MUM for Hsrps st the great exhibition in u; ndon,
1851
Persons desirous Of purchasing, ty giving us q
Call have the opportunity to obtain one Of the above
unrivAllsd instr Yumsfi.s HILBUs 4 HIrZ
ausic Depot, COT. Pa. avenue, 1ith and D sts.
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GRAND BALL
FOR THE
BENEFIT OF TEA POOR
0F WaSuTnnTOc

I'HE Washington Highanders respectfully an
nounce to the citizens of Washington and vi
cinlty that they purpose giving the above Ball al
JACkSON HALL, FEBRUARY 1st, 1855.
Tickets will be placed at 81.
The names of those citizens that are expected tc
lend their aid in this charitable ENTERPRISE viii an
pear in future advertisement.
BY order OF the COnAnittee.
Jan dtl5th (Organ)
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NEW GOODS FOR HOLIDAYS.

RAJ IfH pleasure We inform our friends that We
w have ,ust returned from the North with an
Immense assortment OF new and beautiful GOODS,
suitable for presents, such as Work Boxes. Desks
Paper Macke and inlad Goods, Card Cases, Porte
Monnaies, Cigar Cases and Stands fine China Vases,
manle ornaments bronze and pariad a, Bile figures,
Baskets Chil1rens' Toys, brushes, Combs, Perfu.
merry, Music Musical Instrun ents Piaao Stools and
Covers, fue Engrgsyins, and host of Fancy Goods
too numerous for an adver:issment, al of which We
will take pleasure In eXhibiting, and promise to sell
at low rates. JNO. F. ELLIS,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th sta.
In. 1-ff
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GRAND FIREMENr BALL
OF THE
0IGlLADT FIRE Company
OF GEOR ORGETOWN, d. c.
~ &lA oAls G

OF GEOhPEIOWN,D II. L.
For the Relief of the Poor
VNHE "VigiIant Fire Company'' respectfully an
L nOunce to their friends :hal they will ciye a
Grand Ball at Forrest Hall, Georgetown, Tues.
day Eventng, January %, 1856, for the relic
OF the destitute poOi of Georgetown.
ihe Company in giving this ball appeal 20 their
trends and the public generally to assist them in
this iaudable undertaking.
The company pledge themselves that no pains OF
expense shall be spared to make this ball the very
best ever given by them.
frosperi's celebrated Cornet Band is engaged .or
the occasion.
Refreshments will be supplied by an experienced
caterer
No hats or caps worn in the room except by fire
men.
Flremen will please appear in uniform.
Tickets Submitting gentleman and IL dies to
be I'd at the principal drug stores and restaurants
OF Georgetown, or of the Committee Of Arrange
ments.
Committee Of .f1T an genents.
L j Wright, " Jones.
;no I Fendley, John l. Shackelford.
Geo. w Offutt, JH Gross
Anthony R0dier, Jos Reynolds,
VIM A Knowles, Jos w Mari,
Henry o Beaver, WIN Craig,
Jas II Ridgeway, Jno Scott,
Jno Ihecker, JOS T Walker.
Samuel Howard, w {, Tanner
Jan I'D
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on marriage, It's duties sui iisgualifcatiops and
their remedies; with i h3graphe. illustrating tie
-frsto- aad p siologF, ard diseases OF the repro.
&uctiys Of both SEXES, THAR st-uctur. us-s
and furc.ins- popular and conprehe nsive tres.
tse on tie duties and casualties OF single and
lied lfe-bsppy and f:uttui alliances, mods Ct Pc
curing them infe'ictous and infertil- ones their
DEVIATION AM removal-iEportaat h;it5 70 tho e
contSm plating matrimoly, that vii: tvar-aaa OBJ
jections to il; none hswsser should take this III.
portsnt sep without first consulting its pages
c1mmsataries the diseases and medical treatment
OF females fso@ Infancy to old are, e.;h case graph
icaliy illustrated By beautiful lhographtc plates
ne.voi5 debility, its caus>s apl IRE, by prece,e
~ once pie, -fe eai eHecus that failure is
inpossible-rulss for daily Eansgament--su ess.y
On 5pnrnstorrhOea with prac;iral o. Ivations on
Safer, and more successfui node of tc-atu-at-pre
csGtiOnary hints OF the evils resulting from empir
cal practice-An essay on sii diseases arising from
indls;reol, with plain and Fin ole rul.s by which
ell persons can cure themselves wi;hont mercury
rsc1e1.s for tho:s self inflicted miseras a1d cieap
nte1 hopes unfortunately prevalent in ths
Uung II IL q truthful 3iyi~er TO the married and
those contel, plating msrrise. It's parteal Is par
Gculsrly recommended TO parSons entertaining Sc
cre doubts their ply s;csl condtieu and who are
conscious of having hazard4d the aslth happiness
AMI privilege, n which every human being is en-
titled to.
lar Msilei fres OF postage TO any part OF the Uni
ted States.
-. B.-Tnoss VINO prefer nay consult DR. LA CEolx
Upon any Of the diseases upon which al, book treats
either oerscnaliy o. by mail. VI dicine to any
ps,t Of the Union according t. directions ssfs;y
Address DR. VI. h. La GR0IX, No 81 HAidea lane
or Post Ofi,s Box 5.9, Albany Ny.
- Office open daily from = II, & , II, end on
Sunday from until 5 pm.
II once Removed ftom No 66 Dsaver st.,
to 81 Maidsn Lane, Albany. NY.
dsc1
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PROF. SCRONETBERG,
TEACHER AND TRANSLATOR OF
Aodsrn Languages and Literature,
NO. 25T PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

lust EIVED, p.r Schooner
Pauliua, Two HUNDRED AND NINE TUgs
WENHAN LAKE ICE
Z. J. MIDDLETON
Office SO side Il, next tn corner 18TH st.
Depot corner 26tb and ITS. west
nov IA (Tat Int, Union, sad Sen insl)
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AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITIONS

USf recsivei one Of Neill Dnrop Co.'S first pre-
~ MUM Pianos, splendid instrument in tons
and beauty Of workmanship. CAL and examine f,r
yourselves Neiil, purop Co.'S Pianos received the
frst premium 81 the lAtsexhibit on Of the MARYLAND
Institute over all CON petitors.
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COFFIN WAREROOM, &c.

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procured in any ground or cemeter-. Cofins, Caps,
shreuds, Carriages, Hearre, and ever5 artialDp for
iatsrrnsnts Of the best quality furnished at short
hours of the night Having The exclusive right of
Crump Patent Corpse Preserver, We guarsntse to
keep the dead for any length of time &C lift