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The Hon. JOIN 8. BARBOUR died on Friday
last, at his residence il Culpepper Co, Va,
of an affection Of the heart He was gentle
man of very extensive attainment and orator
ical powers of the first order From early
youth to the time of his death at s. years Of
age, he was prominently engaged III politics,
and exercised very considerable influence
upon the public affairs of the Old Dominion
and Of the United States through the weight
of his advice in Democratic national conven-
fions. About ten days before his death, he
attended sale in his neighborhood, whore he
caught cold, which brought about return Of
neuralgia upon him. which ultimately reached
his heart, which had been often before some
what similarly attacked, we hear Up to five
minutes before his death, neithcrehe nor his
family had the least reason to believe his life
was in danger He had just risen from dinner
and sat down to rsad newspaper, and in five
minutes after laying that aside, FROM indis.
position, he died.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ID JOHNSON CO., lately from Eur pc, can cure
III Smoking Chimneys. Any one troubled that
way can have it remedied by giving them call
Their charges are moderate, and if they fail to effect
at John Riley's, No. sac, Michael Taitys, $50
st., or at this Office viii meet with attention.
ian 15-1w
TIME FOREIGN OFFICE LIST, (8ritish) cor
/ rected to August, 1854, this day received from
London. FRANCK TAYLOR.
jan Is
MY COURTSHIP AND ITS CONSEQUENCES
wi bv Henry Wikof
The History and Poetry Of Finger Rings, by Chas.
Edwards
The World Workshop, by Ewbank
The New Congressional Directory NJ
TAYLOR q MAURY'S
ian Is $3.50 Bookstore, near 9Th st.
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nGe First Lecture for tha R...nt
HS of the Young Catholics Friend Society of
Georgetown, by VI
Rev. B. A. MAsuIRE, s. j., President of George.
town College, at Forrest Hall, Georgetown, on
THURSDAY EVENING Jan. 18th Ar = " oil
Subject: "rhe Temporal Power Of the Pope
Tickets % cents-to be had at the principal book
and drug stores and at the door of the hall on the
evening of the lectffre.
N. B. Prof. Alexander iimitry. of Louisiana will
lecture ON the Goth January, and Hon. j. z. CRand
LEI, OF pmladeiphia, on the 22d February.
Jan II, l5,l7,l6 - ------
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nG% E. o. Of j. H. MIZPAH ENCAMP
lk3 MENT.-The Officers and Members of this
Enc ampment hereby notified to meet at their
Hall TOMORROW (Tuesday) EVENING, at s
O'Clock precisely, to'prOceed from thence to Odd
Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, attend the anniversary
celebration of Eagle Tent. Punctuality is expected
OF each member, as the procession wilt leave at 6K
O'Clock. The Primary Tents are expected to meet
at the same place and hour By ORDER
JNO. r ELVANS, w. S. d.
GEO. F. KIDWELL, w. r. Jan Ell.
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SPIRIT OF THE MOANING PRESS

SPIRIT OF THE MOANING PRESS.
The Infefissnesr comes to rs this mornin,
considerably enlarged in size, and as full A,
usual Of standard literary, scientific and news
artcies The editor makes the enlargement
OF his sheet the occasion of presenting his
readers with an agreeable salutatory. in the
course Of which he says:
NOf the politics Of the National Intelligen-
Ger very little, 1t anything. is necessary to be
said on this occasion. They are. ever he
oeen, and ever will be Constitutional md
conservative; and We can do no better than to
feiterase the principles announced to our read
ers long ago, in which revolving years have
made NO change. We hold, then, the true oh.
1ects OF just administration of this govern
ment to be, to ehsrieh peace and friendly in
tercourse with all foreign nations having cor
respondent dispositions to scrupulously avoid
all Interference with the domestic or internal
affairs Of other nations; to- maintain sincere
neutrality tow..rds belligeF eht powers; to pre-
Ter In all cases anicable discussion and rea,
sonable accommodation Of differences To a
decision of them by an appeal to arms; to
hold the Union OF the States as the basis of
their peace and happiness; to support tho
constitution, which is the cement OF the Union.
a. we'll In Its limitations as in its authorities
to respect the rights and authorize. reaerv.6
to the States and to the people as equally in
corPorated with, and essential to tho success
OF, the general system ), 10 avoid the slightest
interference " TIA the rights of Conscience or
the functions of religion, so wisely exemsted
from civil jurisdiction; to preserve in their
iull energy, the other salntary provisi ns 10
behalf OF private and personal rights, and of
tho freedom Of the press; to provide and
maintain an adequate regular military force,
and respectable and efficient navy to pro
mote, by authorised means improvements
friendly to agriculture, to manufactures, and
to external and internal commerce: and tn
favor. in like manner, the advancement of
science and the diffusion of information as the
best aliment to true liberty
The Union publishes the Davis and Wool
correspondence, and says of it:
"But comment on General Wool's letter to
rs Is unnecessary 1t carries on its face the
evidence that he IS afflicted with political as
plratlons, which have brought him into coils
ion with the War Department, and which
have subjected him to the severe rebuke cor
tanned In the letter of Secretary Davis Tber.
Is vein of defiance and OF insubordina ton
running through Gen. Wool's letters which
could not be overlooked by the head of the
military department without serious injury to
the service
The Unt0n also argues that the Know
Nothing lodges Systematically prescribe their
Democratic members, and quotes what it
characterizes as evidence upon evidence of
that fact
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-15

sS~ Attsstios PiosssrClnb.-You are
requested TO attend the monthly meeting of the Club
IN the hall vi the Franklin Engine Hofse OH TUES
DAY EVENING, January 18th at Z O'Clock As
business OF lmpertances with be brought before the
meeting, punctnal attendance il requested OF all
By order. CHARL ES LEHMAN
Jan 1o-N" I ssss- ssE,-sss y Secretary
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Nm scott Guards, Attentton.-You
~ a are hereby notified that meeting of the corps
mi GI will be held at the ArmOry, on TUESDAY
" " EVENING, January 10th. 1855, at ~ O'Clock.
Every member is expected to be present, az there
are ,iree Sergeants and Pioneer to be elected.
All members who have not their uniforms are no
titled that, unless they fully uniformed BY the
18th of February their names will be struck from
the roll of the Company.
B. A. JAMESON Captain:
J. KEYWORTH,
Jan l5-lt* Acting Orderly
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PARTIES, SOIEEES, &c.
GREAT BARGAINS.

GREAT BARGAINS.
lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT NV
- STORE
3oh chess Black Tea, one third 10 in paper q, OF
cents per Id
~ do Oolong black Tea 81 per ID
81 do Young Hyson Tea nj 80 per ID
~ DO do do "a per lib
10 do Imperial at 81 per 10
I0 d. Gunpow.ier 40 per ID
III do Imperial ID Der Id
Az trrels pure cider Vinegar, at III \ per gal nj
80 do 5 years Old Rye Whisky So per gal
~ do Family old do So do ~
81 DO Rectifi"d Liquor BIN per gal
10 do Domestic Brandy, America, "a 90
29 h casks Sweet Wine, "a per gal
10 do Port Wine ST.
~ do SimpuTe Brandy 81
III do Catarine Taylor, n. York, ST.
THOS. DELENY
jan l3-3t Louisiana avenue
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n~ Northern Ltberttes' Fire Com
R8 pany-Mr. L. NEWMEYER has been an
pointed agent by this Company for the purpose OF
top. with whom they will plea e settle.
- -<s-.. =; EDWIN G. EVANS,
jan l3-4t" Pres. N. L. F. C..
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f IRWAN'S WORKS
~ Parish and other Pencnes, 75c
Rsmansm at Home, Letters 10 Chief Justice Taney
15c
Men and Things as | saw them in Europe 75c
Letters to Bishop hughes, in muslin 30 cents, paper
90 cents
American Principles on National Prosperity, a
thanksgiving sermon, paper l0c
JAYS WORKS.
Autobiography and "reminiscences of the Rev. VIM.
jay, with notes of distinguished contemporaries
in vols, So 50
Female Scripture Cha acters 81
Morning and Evening Exercises , vols, 81 20
Fine edition of the Same in vols G5
Christian Contemplated 40c
GRAY g. BALIANTYNE,
jan ID 49S Seventh steet
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o. Anniversasy Of tho Bible and
Tract Society," connected with the Fifth Presbyterian
Church, takes pisce THIS EVENING. Addresses
will be delivered by the Rev. A. G. CarOthers, Pas
tor, Hon. c. w Upham, Of Mass, and Hon. N G.
laylcr, G1 eAn. Jan l5-1tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-15

N- REV. = ohn aRahan viii preach in
the Foundry Church, corner OF Fourteenth and a
streets: this Monday evening, at O'Clock
ian l5-h
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DEADH MADE CLOTUIxG At RE
III duced prices.-As the season is advanced We
have determined TO sell on the remaining DC rtiou OF
oar winter stock at greatly reduced prices therefore
gentlemen wishing 10 consult economy an purchas-
ing fine Overcoats, Taimas dress. freck and bust
ness Coats, black and fancy Cashmere Pants, Vel
vt silk, satin and Merno Vests, Undershirts and
wers, and all o her ready made Garments of fiue
quality will find our present variety be as well ar
-ored as in The beginning of he On wi the ad-
Va tase of much lower prices.
WALL Il STEPHENS.
Sx4 Pa. avenue, next To Iron Hail.
70 jan IL (Sentinel News)
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The Massachusetts Senatorial Nominee -
Mr.. Henry Wilson, of Natick, the nominee of
the dominant party in the Massachusetts, L.
gislature for United States Senator, has long
been the leader of tho anti slavery party in
the State He is gentleman of fine abilities,
though the ahclitionism Of Mr.. Charles Sum
ner is hardly a circumstance to the virulence
Of his abolitionism. His election is beyond
all doubt
In Congress, To day-In the Senate, they
had up the Collins line question to-day. In
the House, the privilege or contempt case, sn
which VIM. B. Chace is involved, was not dis
posed of, when they went into committee to al
low MIR. Stephens, of Georgia, to speak in re-
ply to the late speech of Mr. Campbell, where
in that gentleman had criticised the statistics,
&C., of Mr. s. with reference to tho relative
characteristics, productions, &C., of Georgia
and Ohio.
a New Collector of the Revenue. Mr.
Horny P. Whallon has been confirmed by the
Senate to be Collector of the Port of Dunkirk,
N. Y.
General Wilson, who has been chosen by
the K N. caucus of the Mass House of Dele
gates for U. S. Senator, is a shoemaker by
trade, and shrewd, intelligent man. He is
strong abelitiOnist 90 Dat ti.-.
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The District Judiciary Reform ill-We
regard this bill as great national measure.
1t enfranchises the people Upon those who
have long sat in darkness, glorious light is
about to shine At single sweep, this bill
wipes away the stain which has 50 long
dimmed our natl onal escutcheon. Taxation
without reprsssntatiom-that dogma of abso
lutism against which our forefathers struggled
from the day of the "Boston Tea-party'' to the
surrender at Yorktown will be no longer toll
Grated. The voice of tie people is to call into
being the law which is to govern them.~ By
this bill that anomaly which has been so long
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-15

NNu Attention. National Gregg
e E You are hereby notified to attend a special
MI IlI meeting ofthe corps ON THIS {Monday) EVE
" " MING, January 15h. Every member is ex-
pected to be present an election for officers VIII
be held.
!. BY order: LEM. TOWERS, Csftain.
Jan l5--t* LAM q AsEJNE. secretary
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Willazd's Hotsl-"old Poiu, Con- fort !,

W1lard's Eotel-"Old Point Com fort"
We are most pleased to learn, a. will be the
public generally, that the Messrs Willard are
thus early putting the famous Sea Shere House
IN the most perfect order for the comfort and
convenience of the many thousands who visit
there yearly. We are also most Plea ed to
Know that the War Department, uuder whose
direct control the whole ct this properly is,
are most pleased and ga isfsd with the maa-
agement OF this establishment during The east
year, and that the officers in command at that
point are wiling to grant any privileges the
pfoprietors nay ask, 80 long as they do rot
ask for any that may interfere with the noble
Fort Monroe
government are also erecting most mag
nlhcent stone wharf, which will be a great
convenience for the New Yo.k k, Baltimore, and
Norfolk steamers to land No,githstandiup
this place was, during the last summer, one of
the most gay on our whole sea-coast We NAV
safely expect the coming season to far surpass
the last. We can ses by the very movements
OF the Messrs Willard that they are rot to be
Se~no, "AiSA tuoy Lave mOEI 6Qectuaiiy
shown to the world by their establishment in
this city
We congratulate ourselves, as our many
Virginia friends may well do, that the Old Do
minion will now have on her soil one of the
most perfect places of resort for the spring e,
summer, and fail months hat Can be found on
our continent We can bu. wish them as we
know all do, ''God speed" May they he pros
porous, wax rich, and inherit the land. Ac-
eording to the old proverh, "io EN- that hath
more shall be given" We are now sure to
have what We have never had-a ''Sea Shore
House" that We can visit and erjoy ourselves
IN spring, summer, or fall, and lot confne
our pleasure tips to a few weeks Of cur most
warm weather, as is the case generally
throughout cur country. This Is the idea of
the Messrs. Willard, whose entire study it il
to find the greatest point of happiness for the
greatest number Of people" Nothing can be
more certain than the success of such enter
pri.ing men as the Messrs Willard.
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Sarcas.ic serfsnrn-

OH E,,ls Esy,s, formerly ru, Ja1sr ol
Windsor County, W, was O. ..srgr come
POSITION ct FOLLY and good -.us.. oC natural
.trsvIn,s, and want or cultivation. TIE
lllouin: srutcuc,, 10 Is said, was poo
uguucci upon a Pn,s r1--rl fellow convict
81 Of st,aliHsa Iais 10 boot, from Gen.
Curtis. a man Of clrilsr.'.r wealth, iu che
town 1f Windsor
Wen, said thc Judge, very -ravr'y.
before Trln11uciuc the s1utrncc ct the
court, Undertaking % read tlc fellow a lee
turc, o.. you're a Cue f,I1v O. ho arn.-u.I
before the court or stealing They 1yy1u
ar r'0r-u1 one doubts {, WHO looks 90
y1u. anil how dare y1g, being TaDr, have
tire imTulenec Q, steal "a Ia'r e hul's
NOBODY bat EieA people hay, a r.-htn take
such thing, without paving Then t.y
,ly You ary wUr,hless-talt !, evident tom
tic fact tha, 40 on has ever assri justice
TO lc done % you au hy unauin1u. cone
s5n;, pronounced yga guilty before you
were t-ii Now you might know you
would b, condemned. Md ulv YOU must
know thar 1t vas a graf a-yrayltiun that
you stole thrn in sba; l4r-r town o. Wiul-
sor. In that large town Co c,umi, such au
act /. mot hgu,h., And u.s only -
into Windsor 20 steal. but you uust steal
from that great nan, G-a. Curtis. Tl.s
CAP, che climax of Your in,luitg. b..
wretch why dI you u1t 80 ana steal :.
ouly pair of boots which -pu,e IIlr uau
had or could srts AMI then you would has,
been lgt alyle, nobody would have troubled
themsclves abgu; the acc. Pr y1ur iuiqui-
" IN stealing in the great town Of Windsor,
and from the rrJlt G-u. Curtis, che court
Sentences you n thrCe months imprisonment
in the county Jail, and may God siyo YOU
something % eat"
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Literary Dctu,us

Uunrh 0y. poverty mu., hsav0uau-t
d. sul of l.a..,as o. I.r.n.
Tho mind la.u.r, rrrm Ia g.. DIAN m ..,
people tlink, o. t.y waaI furnish thr
arar'm-ut
Thsuan v'r Tas.. through lii, without
-rrm.-. could ne have hal a shau ,.T
worth J.Trgsaaas
The study OF literature u5ari,hss youth
.n,era.rr .I av, alrrs prosperity. 3D.
ar.. alyrgsl,g. isj'ir'aul az home and
uuahta.iys a's.al
Au hour ar homes. h'nrv,I give any
man q 1.,s, appetite shan 81, %, r.as De-
tween lgrs aud Egypt
Mr Jones yya said ,ae defendant was
O. gentleman what DO you mean ly ;hat'"
eel m.1u a man that Iay- b., debts ihc fret
,im, thry are Trssutei 90 bim.
Ono lay o., judy, Tar.ar. vas r--ins
along up horseback over a J-,1'atc rlai,
D., cam, ur.nal,- ha'. dirty, smoky, and
miserable. o. s..Ird O. a.n'.up.a.. ..s
90 cEr, poverty og ihg -.,ne. \ pour.
lars.aurl fellow, with ur,amal hair ami
ua.hav,I hrarl. thra.; De bead through "a
ruar, I.', which sryrl nr a window
ui,.-.G ay. Jrl-. aiu't -1 poor as
H..r - D.. Dc E.-Hf .,.-s. tf. ID.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-14

Stammering Cured.

DR. BRONSON + G. G. BEERS.
A Ehappy in announcing that sTAMMERING
~ can h. permanently cured Nv medicine aud
Vocal G,mn,stics. ttis fret ueaisj = nervous
disease, (like 81 Niius' Dance, Ep,cptic fhs, 6c)
and then the habit incdcni 60 the disease Is cor
tecisd b, exercises w execution. Mr. Hesrs has
lesu en- iu,ststatc sRmmcrcr ~ thirty.hvc wears.
has attended many Institutions ior the curc II STAN.
mcrinr, mi expended hundreds II lollir without
an, psfmlncn b,ns6t, hui cured hims,lf II months
agu, and has ever since remained -. With the
SANE leans, We have cured olhsrs, ~ whom We
would ghdly rier any sprbnnts--not having iail.
"a IN q single insanoc. Being satishod from rea'
sun. eNtstiepcc and observation, that siammefing
a. he effect II nervous disorder, AMI can b. per.
lectly rurrd Nv the ah,yc mans ~ The course n
twn o. three weeks, We assure ~ interested u
thssc gratifying rssnlts. ani guarantee q parma
nsat care, or rrluI he suull g. paid 10 advance
Those ,lssirnr further information upon The Job.
pet, incluiing tcms, guaranty, Sc, may ohtain Il
irum our Nov Wofk jusi is'uod, IN Summarizing,
IT. cHctts. causes and rrmcdissi Illustrated ~
One Hundr,d Euruvia-s-p On~ lhlhr; un
t,rsipi Il hish The hyok viii h. cent Zee Of sN.
pence and he money thus paid will IT, credited
be- ihc bn ior ircalmsnl. Hoard, Sc, furnished
con reasonable iruus. Adlrrss,
THOMSON & BEERS,
No. $50 Washington .u,ct, Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-14
KENEEDY'.s
M Medical Discovery
TIIE GREATEST OF TIIE AGE.
MR. KENNEDY OF IioNluiy, has Discovered

TIE GREATEST OF TIE AGE.
rVR. KENNEDY OF R1Nluiy, has discovered
MI Ia one Of our csmmou pastures weeds ten.
civ that cures EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,
from the worst Scfufhla down 10 common Pimpls
IIs has ir,rd IL 10 over eleven hundred rlsss, and
never f,,cd except in two. lie has nov 20 be
po..s.,ion over two hundred certificate, Il IL val
~. an within twenty miles Of Bosion
Two bottles are warranted 10 cure q nursing sore
mouth,
Onc 10 three bottle, win cure the worst hind o
pimpIs. % the face.
T.o or three hJttlss viii clear the system Il bales.
Two lottlss are warranted a. cure the worst
k,rI N ranker IN the m0siih AMI stomach.
Three 10 I've ls,ltlc. ace warranted 20 cure the
worst cases n etysipshs.
Ons ,n twu loulos are warranted IN cure All hu
mofs II The sycs.
~, bouis. arr vauaniri 10 cure running IN
ths r.r, and hIDiches IN the hair.
Four 10 SIX huulcs are warranted 10 cure coz.
ulri iul running ulccr',
90. t.ytir vii rurr sraly cutpions n The skin.
Tuo ~ ,hrcc laulc. are warranted IN cure the
mast lrspera'c case. ol rheumatism
Thrre to ~ to,ts' are warranted TO cure 'al'
rhcum.
Five to eight bo,,l,' eute the 'cg war', cases
~ scfufh.
I.r.6, !. AWAY, expected from the 6r.t h1tilr.
and Ircfirct cure warranted when the above Vuan-
uiy BE- tlhsu.
Na,hiog L.oL. % imrrob,iis ~ tha.s who have
90 ain tiled 40 che vondsiiu medicines Il th' LAY,
AZ that "a common weed growing U0 ihr pastures
anil along IA stone saIls, should ouw ev~rv he.
iBYr: VET O. u now Used fct. u ,ou have q
humor it has o. stau. There are no N. nor anis
al.ut o., rrriuf some rasrs but NJ ,ours. W. haa
usFHsH Over a thousand ioitlrs 81 i bon ihr vicinity
u Ha.iuu. and Know, the effect of Il - every case.
n has arld, lHus some n the greatest cures ever
don. ~ Masssshusstis. Ito gave q o. ohiLirrn e
year u'd, Go uh pruple IT siNtyi aui has ss-a Jss
ruu, louAug rh,iifeu, Whose ns'h ~as IA snd
f.jly rr.iorrd TO rsfircts state II health by one
hauk.
10 those Who are tfoulllci With .isi headache,
ono lutti. vail lIssYs cure u. II gives great rr.
lI,f in ratauh 1nI dittiucss. some Who have
taken Of nave ts,u positive &c years, anl have l-ru
-.sul,tsd by u Whstr the body u sound twutk.
uutr easy, rut where there D. any arrangement n
ihs lauctiuns 1T native, u viii cause Nsry -ingulr
irslug,, lui ,0u must MT h. ahunsI-ths, alva,.
ItrHr,ar iu l.m uur jly' o. q wusk. Ibrrc b.
Hr,,f bad rrsuIf ffum ton The contrary whrr
hat fyliug be- gone. NUu will ir,l yuufsrll likr q
r,u rrrs1n. beard s'me ~ ihr meet eNtrayaglnl
rBson.ums n b. ihlt man ever l'fsnsi i1.
So change eft Diet ever rsrc'siy, Eat he lrsl
500 rar 81, aui enough ofit
1luNEUEN. ~.pt. ~, lSj3.
T4u o. o. rrffs. tkai n H. NAY, DvFua
psilFsi. Hfls Hs.v ssih.ursi Gpuai iEuf -
rg Nhal UHHrfg f. ih' State n Nu1s, 17I
f'a' ists Surrhr' .itfy gsam7s, firsr f-1- rl
L-a,4i4,v. DONALD kENNEDN.
~. n. NAY Druggist, rorthnI che nuI. l1
IhuriFsI ar,n' o.. Nsfur.
~r'l ~ ANrrrvs & U,rr', rprslli.ls "
4 Kusr, ". D., So. lsrs; D.. Atsopi 4 e..
Eugkf.lI. EIsu NNrs, NuFsB1. l3p
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IVES e TUTHILL.

\ Crrd Q, ~ Crns,1s Of N1s E1g'oH'.
HAVING lrrn often collected o. establish e
III lHrfh of nrr hHu.s boz th, 90, 0i lnsfrl re-
ths .,ly of ILNl,l & cos llNI~, We have
.ur,.f. 4.riH-ru .1fs vrh W.ssr,. lNT~ ! TUT
MT, afthr A'hton huiHiHg, lI'mout street, 90
Gfpish thrr with o constant sr' Iu' SUPPLY 10 HII
rrmt.nH.frfIs anI iu.orHNr0s l.Hn.ng them
Ir l..rH doc rev .','rs. ne IH1yHiri - uS, stimuli
tsprrus, " ith 1uf hHHsf ip New lHfA.
ltf.vtth m..h rultI.rrr hat vs commend o.
.ls r.flf.r. of Nrs Eurh1l. ihr rHir.rrisr Of ihs
4i.r,r Young men. 1nI we s'n Bs.ufr uur iu,His
,rI ,u.iulrrs. ihti WHO'D. ur have nr psruliaN
interest i1 ~. fun ufiNE~ &TtTllill.,1si ihr
sHrIs ih,, sr'' VII H. firHurll Do quality, 'i'Ir,
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