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re-. rrEz==-=E.zz1 GREAT NORTHERN
- T:.s:ssssss.s.4 AND SOUTHERN ROUTE
IA FOR TRAVEL.-TWICE DAI-
LY SUNDAY NIGHT EXCEPTED) BETWEEN
RICHMOND, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
AND NEW YORK, VIA ACQUIA CREEK AND
WASHINGTON-0ve the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad, to the Potomac River,
seyentyive miles, and by splendid and comfortable
steamers thence to Washington, fiftytive miles-iu
all $50 miles, III hours being comfortable and
perfectly safe rate OF speed.
Hours of departure 6! A. NJ. and u p. NJ. and bag
gage under charge of special agents checked through
to Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York
..... FARE.
0UU
Fulduelp Nla, S.UN
The track of the Railroad between Richmond and
the Potomac River, undergoing relay. and half
of 1T being already completed with edge rail of
perior quality, and than million of pas
sengers have been heretofore safely and satisfactorily
transported over this route it is hoped and believed
that will be induced by the representation
embraced in the advertisement the signature of
II. d. Whitconb, Supt," to select the more longer
and more crcuitous route, referred to therein. The
H. d r. + X. K has been in operation for twenty two
years and i'll all that time passenger has either been
killed or crippled by accidents from snake heads or
otherwise which is without parallel in the history
railroads in this country.
RITTH
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THEESE.-liruyere Sapsago, Pine Ap-
~ pie and English Dairy Cheese for sale by
oc II BURTON 0REENHOW.
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
ElRST PREMIIIM AA ARQEl TO IlIIN "


DAVIES, STONE CUTTER MAIN STREET, BE-
TWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH return thanks to my
friends for their kind patronage during the past four
years and beg leave to say that am prepared to
furnish Store Fronts, Monuments, Tombs, Vaults, and
attend TO Enclosing Burying Grounds and in fact all
work in the Stone Cutting and Building line.
Quality of Stone and Workmanship not to be
aSsed North South 80
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: a RAKE CHANCE.--FOK RENE

M.a a z KENT,,-
Ls:;I The place known by the name of Mrs Van
G-A Lewis Garden, mile distance from the
market and containing 80 of land which il in
high state of cultivation and therefore admirably
adapted for market garden; has all the the necessary
improvements, such rs dwelling house, kitchen smoke
house. barn and stables, with extensive orchard of
100 various kinds Of the choicest fruit trees bearing
fruit every year.
The present occupant intending to remove to the
country will either rent the pace for number of
wears, sell his lease which has run eight wears
longer from the LIST January 1856. For further par
culsrs any person DESTROYS to apply to the
subscriber, who lives on the place, or Augustus b.
deker. No. 10 Main street
oc z3-2yy* THEODORF HOPPE
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MRS. WOOLH0UsE LEECHER AND
-, nCgnfFEhCMrs Woolhouse may be found at ali
LOUIS, nay and hlghf, at her residence ovor Subletf
Bros Hardware Store, 2l3, Broad St =
NB-The best imported LEECHRS constsn,lv
receiving and for sale, o'a'a"'y
All orders FROM the country promptly attended 70
aud carefully packed. 'a 70
ALSO-Ladies BANDAGES ON hand and made 70
order. A iia''e 10
tR A light over the door all night ocx
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTlNG.-ORNA-
MENTAL WORK on Satin, Linen, Cotton, Glass,
Ceilings limitations in Wood and Marble Grainng of
all kinds, done promptly and when promised at
duced prices Persons having any of the above TO do
vT md 1t to their advantage to apply at the shop
18th street, next to Mr. YarrinStons Carpenter Shop
oc9 R. W. ALLEN,
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r. f. HUGnsoN, Ticket Agent.
Richmond, Oct. n. 1856. ia
WHEAT.-The undersigned are In the
w market for Wheat in small lots, delivered at
Bragg's MIL, near the Armory.
oc S-a A. C. LAYNE n Coz
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-GUNS, PISTOLS, Nc.-I
have just received from the North,
1yYk large and well selected assortment of
-. Double and Single GUNS, COLTS
FIVE SHOOTERS, Aliens Revolvers, Rifles, single
and double Pistols, Ely and other Percussion Caps,
Wads, English and American Powder Canes Fishing
Tackle, &C. &c,
am also prepared to RE-STOCK, MEND and
REPAIR GUNS, PISTOLS, &C. The public are
invited to call at THOS. w. TTGNOR'S,
se24-3m Main st. between 18th and 18th sta
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- The exercises Of this Institution "'" W
on the fist Monday in October next; ., Nor
INSTRUCTORS. p Lee Powell, Robert De
son. g. Pers.co, Mademoisele la'c"S NJ, IL
MUsIc-F w. Meerbach, l. \ Ga Oo'''
ily Dunderdale. ri. po.,1!1. To-
MIS-. Gen. PEcRAM has charge OF the h'"''-''
partment. ,,b!4t. .ett Ca
For further information or Tor PAM
forth the whole plan OF the Institute, a9Gte" nj,
Mas GFS PFGRAM, Richmond Va ~
n - powrII Canon Sprpss, Va,
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a. FOR RENT.--A small comforta BILE
I:;a Dwelling House, with Brick Kitchen attached
III situated on Union Hill. Rent, $40 a month
Possession given immediately. Apply to
&C IL GEO. J. SUMNER, No 20 Pearl e.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.


a. NEW STOIeE HOUSE ON BROAD
g#: STREET FOR RENTING large and com
AaA modous new store, on Broad street between
9Th and 9th streets is nearly completed and is offered
for rent. The store and basement are sufficiently
large for first class business of any kind and the To-
cation is one OF the best in the city The store will
be fixed up according the of the tenant. For
terms applyto j. MILLHISER l. BRO
oc IL l9} Broad st
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1 E school nj my hOa''e !"


Stf,HOOI,.--The school nj my ho "S -
= Chesterfed, four miles below hls" anG n, x
commence again the LIST of October s.' a. Igorp
of August. | wish 10 take two ools h0t ,,,el -
years old as boarGers. The schools uln9l'as al
" with reference to the education OF ~! si
dr.n. who are preparing, under conPeteA'
the University of Va. a., o,s.h.f s'
lat nj October. the balance the Isl Of MsfcH-
Scholars $50 on same terms ,.y, n RrFFlS
So 2g-3tawim rha.Nh ---,,i ..
u1HE Exercises of Miss TaLh naeasJ .
i School Will be resumed On the A'''
Mathematics and the Natural sciengst q, Is.
taught BY a gentleman sminentiy 4us''''N
work.
Terms:
(Pavabie semi-dnH HdAy N ddfaNy az y,yes -
For Higher English branches per season = =
Ancient and Modern Languages eaeh'''' -
Drawing. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90 3i--3S'
Afuzic-PrOtessO r's Fees 49, an
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CITY SPRINGS INSTITUTE, 9Th st,

~ between Clay and Marshsll-Ihs If A .. ,b
my School will commence Sept. lI'h' sh' ''O'
first Friday in July.
TERMS: xqg
For English Scholars. %
For Classical do. .......'.,,,,'' n. yrOR
Sc l0-d6m IL : -
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nOGtiET ~ ANDERSON, UphoIstercrs
~ AND PAPER HANGERS corner of Governor
and Franklin streets have III their Fall Stock of
PAPER HANGINGS and u p Fl DIST RING
GOODS, being the largest and best selected
friends aud the public generally and will be sold on
the most reasonable terms. oc 8-ts
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overflow and drown the disabled elephant -
The keeper desired therefore. to get it up
and make it walk as far as barn near by.
where it would he out of danger ani could
I've better cared Tor. But it would not stir
lie coaxc,l. whcc,rd an,, scolic,l but all to
no purpose 1T last cnracrd he seized a
ritrlIEork and was about TO plnn.inc it into
the poor things flesh. when the companion
wrcnrhc,l the fork from his hand. broke it
In fragments and flung the pieces from it
then with eyes glarin" and every evidence
of rage in its manner. it stood over its dettn-
ccle.> and wounded friend as if daring the
keeper to approach: which the man was not
so green as to do again. with cruel purpose.
Thus the injured animal lay there until it
died. When satisfied that i: could no longer
be Of service, the other quietly followed the
keeper away from the spot, and showed no
desire to return. ii tins was not rea>onin.
mingled with an affection some men might
pattern after, VIC should like to know what
to call it'-EuGaio Uo.2rnry.
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CnrENIN.:-lf in churninr butter. il.
small granulcs OF butter appear which do no:
gather throw in lump OF butter. and IT
will form nucleus. and the butler viii
"cumc. - ou.i,y q, MT, Huyi.
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of April the stockholders OF this Bank held
a meeting. and made choice of The following
named gentlemen for directors - Geo
7. Hodges. Francis Sason, Luther Daniels
Charles l.. Williams. BENJAMIN T. Lanclon.
H. Henry Baxter. William Gilmore, john
4. Pace. Edwin MartirI,l.ie.
- a Subsequent mcc;in. Of the Directors.
,,.or-c 7. Hodges wa elected President. !,
John Is. i'acc Cashier.
An assessment OF 500 on each share was
made, payable N the 10th Jay Of December
next.
PASS lin A5oN".-Ne ask tie al Of the
brethren OF the Pres IN Giving no:or.ety - a
scamp nencd Michael Oman. vino i,a>clv de
serted his wife and infant child at this place.
on the 10th inst, rObbiHS her of over toe.
the earnings of many years of hard labor
The parties formcrl ' resided in C!a.cmont.
\. H.. where they were married. She hal
been tor eleven years widow, during which
she had saved over $50, Of which SEQ was
in the Charlestown El,k. They were mar
rlcd about one ysar a@o. and since Sii.h
tar he has not done stroke OF work. but
has lived on her SAVINGS before ,na.liarc-
On the loth inst. he borrowed her former
lus' ads gid rag. with sonl, cth.r snail
articles. and w':t away. saving j." wouli be
i,ack Ii" Hcx; day. Aticr he was gone. She
discovered that he had taken all that was
.e,t % her >>on-l0p in GOD and 500 in
hi!ls-lcayinc not i zen: for hcrsti: anl in
fan; child. The foiiowin. is a partial de-
ri|'ion Of this prccior5 rascal: lie Is rather
small. quite cocI-Iookin,. has dark hair and
WHISPERS. Is about ;!i,iy-iivc wears o! age,
had On = blue cloth coat. The above facts
show him to lie >"onilr,l oi tiIc drcpcS,
dc. Pass him along H.No"> IrY< i.rp>
T.. The Ersl. lon Put Of this we, IS in a
S.a>,n. caused. as near As we can make out.
bv tear lest the X. rs in this state >hall
jail TO run STATE ti,kr, in Opposition to IL,
able State ticket elected last wear IL an o,cr-
wlrlmm" majority. some editors il appears
hay" dare. 10 suggest to romm:ttccm..n that
ii !, best Ia hay.. the nc,.t election stand oil
The same broad ground i: stood on last f..l
TIL. Pc~t ran"o' ,'ut II? VIII .nc!i imlul,..c.
has no :hou.'i' 9. ALLOWING" any Know
Nothing TO vote ior i;,vcc. Fletcher {, BATES
II IL editor is no: a krow nothing. We won
!, de what he is He seems 10 have the Dis.
ease The natural wav The svn;.omS art
severe and urmi>.,kal,c-T+,c I;c,<s
& We com,ilc from tic Catholic Alma
;. oi .i', ','''''
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- n -, =, 'r'''''.'' ana i S"t e'Ito
~ - ''"'>'.. ana ~ ~
t'lerr,r,,u S'.bonI T,,a ,,,rr.l'a. an5
(,l,.r..,. ,ro - ,,-,,,.. l., p..,l;,,.,,
NJ. C,.,,.l.,f y, r.r ! -, -
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-
c,s IN o,,. ,>.,.,u,.s .x..,,l ! o,.o,. .,,
.y.,,. .....:oo -. ,.r.:..l ... RI.
nv
i'" Is '"'E '.'i mere. gently al iir>:. to pre-
pare tl,' crorn,. 10 ;,.i,c in ali That followed.
ifEi!htL P"i-"Ni<" Al >iI,.-A mar
nae party t!a W.,'.jr,:,, .n.,,., ~
49, 49, IL wa! a
arsenic A': Teen l"''cd. some - OF iAeA
are no, expected T. i've. lie 'rilc anon. tie
,un,bnr A. - w'o., ,...,....,;...1 ~, ::
..., w.,
qua" III IVA '''' servants "''e ais
sick from c.,'lnt the c"~iAr!.
M'Eri r hcr' vas ~ eN'''i'lS I'M" a
N9ntoo" "oI>N!.ic. y. H.. "n The 81; May.
ON account OF hir;'afou> i!u:'irl committed
lew mics on' OF Tie Village. ! negro nan
The name ct it'~>ri!, an! '!c woman WHO
ilNrI WIN mm brutality mV"..rrr'l \ inaM who
Wa sent 10 chop "C'! n"ar their hut. and
went I" board with them only the day before.
mere was som" dli!ru!'v between ihcn. and
the man ana woman together tool, Their axes
and struck HIM on tAc head, cutting ca>l
about two inches long and an inch deep. -
Afterwards ticy en-. his in,c>.incs out. an !
The murdered, mans uamc w1s S..ol,.,
Washer and ~ has A sister Ny;n, IN Man.
chester. Y nero man witnessed thc scene.
l., the name oi !ran-i>. The nan and wo-
l..a" were arrested. lL"nL,s.,r IL. ri,rt..
iHE A. h\f1- Ia" dwelling house
Darn ana >i'">' owned and occupied hy llor-
ace i'r'.rl. known a> the Wan. Gcd,l place,
>'";i"d IN West i'a'h. were DESTROYED Iy FIRE
Oh " rdn'>,.aE' the 2"d ut, at about eight
o, ~, L. VI.
he family were absent except Mr.. Ecdel
who was at work near the house. Upon the
return OF tn" family. as he was engaged in
hn'IdinG tire IN the house, he heard the a
larm OF fire, and on looking out his barn was
discovered to tie IN flames. Til" barn was
consumed. to:cihcr with most O. his farming
tools The dwelling house ttcn took fire
from sparks from 'he barn. and was also con
Suh'cu' WIN most OF their household tilrni-
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..
NATIONAL HOSPITALITY. TrAcr FOR THE
TINES by W. IT, LORD. Montpelier, Vt. +. I.


reasons for the faith that is liz him. can find
no better aid for the one, or exposition OF the
other, than are presented within the forty
eight pages of this Tract. Itplaccs the ques-
ton where it rightly belongs, - above the
rartizan. temporary issues of o-day,-upon
the broad ground of philosophical Truth and
historical Fact. Its reasoning is logical and
conclusive - the strongest arguments we
have seen upon the subject of which it treats.
The authors view is comprehensive; he in
vcstiSatos the question, not as it affects cx-
isting parties, but in its relation to the future
Of this country, AMI in its bearings upon the
race. The Stylc is emincntlv clear and dis
passionate, vet strong and massive: contrast
ing forcibly with much of the inflated bonn
ba>t and VULGAR cant hitherto almost the only
weapons used upon either side. We hope the
tract will lave a wide circulation. for it can
not fail 20 do good.
! For sale at the Book Store of I. NJ How
ard at twenty cents per single copy.
------
\ NEW FIEu. The Firm of G.. W. & S
lilGGlNs. the cntcrlri>lnS and successful
merchants who have for several years occr,-
ped the Store in kIrTEDGL'S Building, has
recently reinqnShed its business in favor OF
new company under The title Of SroNE *
Foster. who will occupy the sand vacated
and FOSTER will attain success hy deserving
it, will he acknowledged bv all who have had
an opportunity Of becoming acquaintc! with
Their upright and honorable dealings; and we
have no douh. :, cv will receive an extensive
patronage. Nj SAMUEL Ill"oIN> Will re
main III the Store for the present.
AL El"nT.-Thc Midd.cburv Register
is Gu. for Il State Convention in the manner
and form OF las: year In closing an article
upon the Antia'imiuistration organization of
last year, it SAYS:
But It's proper work is not completed, so
long as there remains any free territory to
be rescued from impending danger of being
cursed with Slavery. Whether the people
viii determine tlat THIS object can b" best
accomplished ly adlicring to the Republican
organization, remains 10 be seen In our
}" = '''''" ~ '''''"-
''''c':' VA VI ~. Va VIZ ''''''
As his vital i>>Hc is presented However
Differing on other a'Iair>. on this we should
be agreed. both in ,r;;p, lie and action"
'"' wv &c ma o'''
''''''' =, '"' ''''o'"' '''"''>' T.
in Old Vir-inia. No one need cxocc, an
thing TO triumph in Nirrinia save Lo.o;;,co-
ism. and the more STUPID is tvpc. ,I,c h,,.,r
it ilouri>lc>. in some Of t,.e more f,vorcl
SECTIONS of the state t'c~c are ranv men
'"' III ''''''
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a. SUI |''" ''N':
''.'' ''' WIZ - ''"'.'-
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THI i. y. C"N1iNIluN. despatch
from PM .I.,,,lja 70 ,Lr Tr;,,,,,, s,,.s ., -
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'''''' ''">''''' ''''' 4s''on~
ii not he a:"'.'tr" to the X. y. Convection
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EE' The Know Nothing, carried the mum
cipal election in Washington on MONDAY. by
'33. They lost e members OF the Council
and FAMED 1 aldermen.
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ANOTHER ERUPrION OF MOUNT
VESlylCS.

NAl!.ES. Nav ,. 1S.,.I.
After the lapse now five years. Ee>nvins
Ia. again burst forth with most destructive
viitncJ 1t is an event which has been anx-
iousIy waited and hoped for durin" the last
wear, TOR the stiffness of the mountain. and
the occasional driving up OF the wells, and the
shocks of earthquake which have taken place
more or less remote from Naples. have led
people to desire an eruption as the less OF
two evils.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-06-09

+" RESTORE roEH. - In warm weather.
the BRINE on por! Frequently becomes sour
and thcpor.> tanned. Boil the brine. skin,
II well. and pour i; back on the meat boiling
hot. THIS wi. restore it even when i. is
much iurcI.
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IMiN"Is.-On Monday the people Of Hi
nos voted on the prohbl;orv liquor bill CHI
cago goes ar9in~: it. but The returns from 9TH
cr sections OF the State Indicate that it las
been endorsed Ivy a LARGE majority.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-10-09

II i, a matter OF congraiulaton 10 the lovers of
art in America, that within few months past,
one of The finest pictures OF the first of living
artists has been brought 10 this country This
picture is the Dante and Beatrice of AIRY
Scheher, the great French master, which has been
purchased by "A gentleman of Boston, and is now
on exhibition at the Alhenaum in that city. The
subject is rs follows :--Richmoad Wig
Dante having, in the last Canto of the Purgatory,
tasted the waters of the river Eunoe, 10 which he
is led by Matilda, returns so pure and regenerate
that he feels capable of soaring TO the stars. He
is borne up 10 heaven, still accompanied by
Beatrice and there gazing upon her, he is endowed
with the power 10 bear the intense brightness OF
the Divine glory Both the following passages
appear 10 have inspired the pencil Of Scheffer in
painting this picture:
AS from the first proceeds the second ray,
Rejecting, though heaven again II sought,
Like Pilgrim bent upon his homeward way,
So |, her eyes regarding while she stood
Contempatve, her very action caught;
And with unearthly ken the sun | viewed
In raptured gaze stood Beatrice, intent
Upon the eternal wheels; and mime eyes
Drawn from the sun, aud on her face now bent
Felt a | looked upon her snch emotion,
As Glaucus tasting OF The herb, which made
Him Fl companion for the Gods OF Ocean.
Paradise, Canto j., virgins Donte.>
Messrs Goupil Vber & Co., OF New York,
have just issued an exquisite steel engraving OF
this gem of art, which may be seen by our citizens
at the bookstore OF James Woodhouse, 1877 Main
street
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-10-09

II Sick Headache Remedy remedy for
the sick headache, which has been recently offered
to the public is attracting great attention, mol only
by reason of the very satisfactory testimonials 10
its efficacy which have been volunteered by many
who have been benefited by il, but also because
there are so great a number of people who are af-
ficted with the distressing complaint, for which
no medicine has before been made public. DR..
Eastman who discovered the efficacy of his rem
edy," is physician in this city, in high standing,
great confidence is placed; and we do not wonder
that his remedy for very common disease, which
has been so longneeded has attractedthe attention
ofall sufferers from headache who have heard oft.
From our own knowledge Of DR.. Eastman's char
acter and practice, we have no doubt that the med
cine deserves the favor receives and that il will
prove TO be great benefit 10 all who may give it
trial.--Lyna Nesos, December %, 1853.
For sale in Washington by z. d. GILMAN, and
by all the druggists. Apr2
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-10-09
100 600 COPIES soLD!- -Lioyd's

IL w. wv GREAT STEAMBOAT WORK VIII
be ready on or about the 9th Of October.
Contentss
First Application of Steam.
Life OF John Fitch--Engraving OF his first Boat.
Life OF Robert Futon-Engravlng OF his hrst
American Boat on the Hudson River.
Robert Fulton and Livngston's hrst Ohio River
Boat-Correct Likeness-Full Particulars.
Latrobe's First Boat.
First Steubenville Boat.
First Explosion on the Western Waters; from
an Eye Witness.
Maps Of the Western Waters Towns, Cities
and Distances laid down correctly.
List of Steamboat Explosions since 1912; Names
of Killed and Wounded; List OF Steamboats,
now afoat.
Correct Views of Pittsburg, Wheeling, Cincn-
natl, Louisville ST. Louis, and New Orleans in
1855; Sketch of each place; Population, Bust
ness, &c, &c.
Fast Time Of Boats on the Ohio and Mississippi
Rivers
List of Steamboat Officers on the Western
Waters
The New Steamboat Law-Wiih Comments
Life Boats.
Disasters on the Lakes; Names of Lost, Killed,
and Wounded.
The High Water in 1910, 1882, 1877.
List of Plant atoms the Mississippi River.
Important United States Supreme Court Steam
boat Decisions
Three hundred pages, with one hundred en-
cravings, handsomely bound. BY renting One
Dollar (post paid) you will receive copy of the
above work.
Orders from the trade solicited, and agents
wanted in every town and city to canvas for the
work.
Address JAS. T. LLOYD IL Co.
Post Office Buildings, Cincinnati, Q.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-10-09
GRATIS!
Just Published: A New Discovery Ina
Medicine.

A EEW WORDS ON Rational
IN TREATMENT, without Medicine, or Sper-
matorrhea or Local Weakness, Nervous Debility,
Low Spirits, Lasstude, Weakness of the Limbs
and Back, Indspos;ton and lncapacity for Study
and Labor Dullness of Apprehension, Loss OF
Memory, aversion to Society," Love of Solitude,
Tmdty, SelfDstrust, Dizziness, Head Ache,
Involuntary Discharges, Pains in the Side, Alice
ton of the Eyes, Pimples on The Face, Sexual
and other infirmes In man.
FROM THE FRENCH OF DR.. b. DE LANEY.
The important fact that these alarming COM
plants may easily be removed WITHOUT MEDICINE
is, in this small tract clearly demonstrated; and
the entirely new and highly successful treatment,
as adopted by the Author, fully explained, by
means Of which every one is enabled TO CURE
HIMSELF PERFECTLY, AND AT THE LEAST POSSIBLE
COST, avoiding thereby all the advertised nosrums
of the day.
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age stamps 10 DR.. b. De LANEY, No. IL Lispen-
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