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fNHE GREAT JOURNEY A pilgrimage through
l. ths Valley Of Tears, to Mount Zion, by the au-
thor of the "WOrds Of Jesusn
Follow Jesus, by the author of Come to Jesua
The Fountain OF Living Waters, by Theo. living
The Dales in Newport, by Leila Lee
Flower Fables, by Louisa Nj. Abbott
EastfoTd, or Household Sketches by w Brooka
The Pictorial Catechism of the NJ. E. Church
Minutes of the Annual Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church for 1854.
GRAY BALLANTYNE
ian 4 49S Leyenth street
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A VALID RBAs0N.-Uncle Peter 3.
who fourished few years ago among
the mountains of Vermont, as an invet-
crate horse dealer, was one day called
upon by an amateur of the equine" in
search of something fast" The result
is told as follows, in the Northern Ga
zette:
There" said Uncle Peter, pointing
to an animal in a meadow below the
house; There, sir, is a mare yonder
who would trot her mile in two minutes
and twenty seconds, were it not for one
thing"
Indeed" cried his companion.
Yes" continued Uncle Peter; she
is four years old this spring; is in good
condition, looks well, and is a first rate
mare, and she can 60 a mile in two
twenty, were it not for one thing"
"Well, what is it 2" was the query.
THAT mare" resumed the Jockey, "is
in every way good piece of property.
She has heavy name, switch tail, trots
square and fair, and yet there is one
thing only why she can't 60 a mile in
2:20,"
What, in the name of Old Harry, is
it, then 2" cried the amateur impatiently.
1.-The distance is too great for the
time" was the old wag's reply"
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E2.kC I'd NEW YEaR PRPsEHIs

oitv ao,ooh hes Of busiDesg conducted in this
sasllss: ~ perhaps, of all othsrs afford the
easb 20 nts, and should have the urefs, sncs for
bis no one 10 that business can coutiuus n
pr,ss are not prompt in sgttl.m.n, by hort
..rue,,ly pesitous Of closing up for the psst.
settle NJ Nd. AZ Who are INDEBTED 70 cal AID
vhi.h Ia'tnsr give notice that an f,,r,s huIs
xi,h Tet-r,y .. ocntIscted with me must =. m a.
IN. thss TO- ana With the dis inc,
notes at % d,y. y' ss : p sSsi suthly By cash CT
rose, I1ch Of M nA'e P-sPsrei fcr the pur.
ways be:n prompt. ''A 'ustoners who have al.
dc T-tf L. M. p. KING.
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Yours, respectfully,
HENRY GATHER.

CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER CHEAPER
" THAN EVER.-In order to run vf the remain
der Of our large stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres, and
Neshngs we viii al this season take measure and
make TO order Genflemen's Garments of FIRST quality
twenty per cent. cheaper than our usually low pri
ees. WALL & STEPHENS,
322 Pa. nv, next 10 Iron Hall,
IsA ~ fssptipel 4 NsWs) ! .F
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

PROFESSOR THOMSON,
from Buffalo, New York. has
opened an office in Washing
ton, ID. C., No. asa Eighth
stresi, for the suppression OF
quackery and for the allevia-
\ tion Of human suffering, by of
feriDg tn the unfortunate al
fiicted with Private Disease, a
ksure and safe method of cure,
Afounded on The solid basis Of
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United States Patent once,

WASHINGTON, Jan. lO, l656.
ON the petition of JAS. n. PUTNAM, Administra
~ tor Of James Putnam, deceased, Of New Or
leans, Louisiana, praying for the extensionof q
patent granted to the said James Putnam, on
the 9th day Of May, 1S41. for an improvement in
machines for removing obstructous or bars from
the mouths OF hsrbors, rivers &C." for seven years
from the expiration of said patent, which takes
place on the 9th day Of May, eighteen hundred and
fifty i've:
It is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office on Monday, the 23d day of April
next, at IL o'clock and all persons notified to
appear and show cause, IL any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to fle
In the Patent Office their objections specially set forth
In writing, at least twenty days before the day o
hearings all testimony fled by either party to be used
ct the said hearing must be taken and transmitted
In accordance with the rules of this Once which will
be furnished on application. :.
The testimony in the case will be closed on thu
18th Of April depositions and other papers relied on
as testimony must be filed In the Office on or before
the morning Of that day; the arguments, II any
within ten days thereafter.
Ordered also, that this notice be published In the
Union, Intelligencer, and Evening Star, Washing
ton, d. C.; Pennsylvanian, Philadelphia Pa; Scien
ti6c American, New York; and Enquirer, Oocin
aat, Ohio, onos . week for three successive weeks
previsus to the zsd day Of April next, the day o.
hearing. -.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
P.s-Editorsofthe above papers will please copy
and send their bilsto the Patent Once with pspei
oont aini M this notica a. n TLa-
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CAKES FOR CHRISTMAS.

7NHE subscribe. has large end varied sssort.
l. msnt of Cakes aad Pastry for the Chis:nas Hol.
idays Especial attention is called to the quality as
we'll as to the variety Of ths supply.
Plumb, Pound, Jelly, Sponge and Tea Cake
Mince, Apple, Cranberry and other Pastries con.
stanily on hand.
Fresh Bread, Biscuit, Bunns, and Busk every even.
Ing in time for tea.
The publk ars invited to call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere.
CHAS W. HAyENNER,
C'treet, between AZ and Sixth streets.
dec 20-tf
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DEN TISTRY.

nG nUSS0N respectfully cal public attention
~ 70 nis new, Pc :ent, and GREATLY
IMPROVED method OF setting ArtiAci.I -
80 os9, ,rII rltn .ontinuous Gum-ths very UUfY0
LshfsCIlON OfTIEART Thisstyis
u tssta has the follow advantages over all oth.rs
W: ,1:-. sAsar . STRENGTH, CLEANLINESS, COM
$50, aui BEAUTY, 'ieing with Nature In the e
respects, snt some others excslling. Public insnsc
.on respectfully solicited. Please cali and ss.
cSaC LIcN.-So other Dentist In the District of
nrh Z, nAs night to make this styls Of Teeth
iot warranted fo- life.
INC sni h1use a. No. 295 Il street, near the cor.
Tens:yiVssis avenue and l4th street
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A CHANCE FOR PRINTERS.
An"Sh PHEs6Es AND A FONT OF B0UR
020Ta TVpR Rnp SAFE

w NL@ACH ii IPE oner for sale, ct the Office
Ps,ss E EreRing Star, one ACHINE
hogT s..S%e ol printing l00) imp -essions Der
1os he n-1IuT1 sheet, so1H apEs Ar osc.. r,.
nv Yst, Sas moe. perfect mauaer. One MEDI.
Gao y IL. = SasS5, in good order, and one FOJLs.
h. .Aes 49, PRESS. Thss. presses will be scld
hy sbort 80 20 s Iont of BOJSGE0iS FYPE, weigh.
-sscn,S1. -. pounds, but little used, for sale on
nov S-tiif
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GRAND FIREMEN'S BALL
VIGILhIT FIRB Company
OF GEORGETOWN, d. C..

OF UEOh0EIOWN, II. L.
For the Relief of the Poor.
NHE ''VigiIant Fire Company" respectfully an
Il nOunce to their friends that they will give q
Grand Ball at Forrest Hall, GEORGETOWN, Tues.
day Evening, January 23 1855, for the relic
of the destitute poor Of Georgetown.
The Company in giving this ball appeal 10 theiI
friends and the public generally to assist them in
this laudable undertaking.
The company pledge themselves that no pains Oh
expense shall be spared to make this bill the very
best ever given by them.
Prosperi's celebrated Comet Band is engaged sor
the occasion.
Refreshments will be supplied by an experienced
caterer.
No hats or caps worn in the room except hy fire
men.
Firemen will please appear in uniform.
Tickets Submitting gentleman and lades to
be had at the principal drug and restaurants
OF Georgetown, or of the Committee of Arrange
ments.
Committee of ARRANGEMENTS.
E s Wright, w Jones,
Jno I Fendey, John L hackelford,
Geo. w Offutt, J II Gross.
MANAGERS.
Anthony Rodier, Jos Reynolds,
VIM A Knowles, Jos w Mari,
Henry Beaver, VIM Craig,
Jas II Ridgeway, JnO Scott,
Jno Thecker, JOS I Walker,
Samuel Howard, w G Tanner.
ian I'D
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PIANOS FOR SALE OR RENT.

NEW and secoad hand PIANOS, of my own end
~ several other factories, are always to tosE
be had NJ nv Piano Warerocm, on Elev-FfKTfl
snth st., between Ps. avenue and st.
old Pianos taken 10 exchange.
Tuning alGo attended to.
r. g. RETCHHNRICH-
r. s.-A few very low pT csd second hand Pianos
rom t25 for gale. dec I-sm
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WELLINGTON HAS RECEIVED CHEW

GHILLIN9TON HAS RECEIVED CHEW
~ alier Wikoff's New Book, his COurtship and
its Consequences, containing true account of the
authors adventures in England, Switzerland and
Italy, with Miss Gamble of Portland Place, London,
The novelty and interest Of this extraordinary publ
cation may be judged OF from the fact that it is an
undisguised revelation Of the authors cOurshp OF
Miss Gamble, the great American tIeiress, aud is
full of the most romantic aud amusing scenes and
incidents; winding up with the authors detention
in IN Italian prison. The distinguished persons
both of Europe and the United States who took paii
in this exciting and mysterious drama all brought
forward, with their private correspondence. Price
paper binding, 81; cloth Sl.25
American Almanac for 1855
Dickens Christmas Story, the seven Poor Tray
elers
All orders from the country for any book published
filled with dispatch, and sent by return of mail free
Of postage, and at publishers prices.
SHILLINGTON, Bookseller
OdeoI Building, cor Pa. av. and al 81.
ian IL. q,
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SUPERIOR HARPS

An.5s tAlj day received avery suus-,o, -.
Esar.,ha h1aP ron the eelebrst d Parsi,n soned
aiua r, Rsfy: sho recsiVed tn. highest nr..
ISL nsFPs st the great exhibition in l. ~.
slAa,. ,aeSrous Of purchasing, by giving n. :.
ar7,.Ilss q ~ ort9pitytO obtain one Of the .bov.
su.te 10y uinsnts. HILBps q HITZ.
kH- Po'' sHr Pc. avenue, nth sad D u.
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PROF SC4ONENBERc.
rsACHSR AND TRANSLATOR OF
MODERN language and Literature,
NO. 2S7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

hECEiVLO, per Schooner
11nuas tHO HUNDRED AND NINE Toms
RENHAA LAKE ICE.
L. J. MIDDLETON,
Omee 20 side Z, Le1t to corner 18th St
pepot eo5Eer 10Th and u sts west.
no' IL NAT Int, Union, ard SEN inel1
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THE CATHOLIC ALMANAC for 1855.
l. Just published and for sale ut
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
Jan Bookstore, near 9Th ST.
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II E Ar THE ESSi
RIGHTEOUS VERDICT.

RHEUMATISM, COUGH, PAIN IN SIDE, &c.
WONDERFUL cure after s1 years suffering of
w one of the most highly respectable citizens of
Prejudice and skepticisin can't stand before the
many cures made by Hampton's Vegetable Tine
TURF.
KEsDALL's GROVE, Montgomery Co, Md 4
Messrs. Mortimer 4 Mow6ray:
Genuemen-In 1874 had what Ty doctors called
violent and combined attack Of Chrome Rheuma-
tlsm and Gout, from which I confined 10 my
bed for three months. 4 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
aled my whole system mass OF disease, literally
speaking, from the crown Of my he ID TO theole of
my feet. had TO hobble abOut-most of the time
confined TO the house; at times so helpless that
had to be assisted To my bed. ! was also afflicted
sore throat, paptaton Of the heart, and pain in my
side so bad cOul not lay on il. My appetite en-
tirely failed me- gave up all hopes OF being restored
TO health AGAIN. continued thus TO suffer from
1874 TO 1850, persd Of six years. At this time my
daughter saw at her grandmOther'sa pamphlet, with
numerous certificates OF cures made by DIR. Hamp-
tons Vegetable TIncture.
knew sOme of those who certified 10 cures per
formed on themselves and friends. was resolved
TO give IL trial. | informed my doctor of il. He
objected; but my sufferings greatihat pro-
cured one bottle, and, before had taken the whole
OF II, felt much relief which encouraged me 10
better than for the past six years, my appetite
lurnedcough, pain in the side shortness Of breath
SC, nearly all gone. l continued using this won
derful medicine until had taken seven bottles, ac-
cOrding 10 the directions; and | am happy to say
Hampton's Tincture, and that alone restored me to
perfect health, which has continued up this time
"A period OF three years. am in the 65th year of
my age. i weighed yesterday 236 lbs. and 1 never
felt better ~ my life. One OF my neighbors al
so affected like myself, with Rheumatism, &c. He
has also been restored by the Tincture. heard on
other cases; but 1 am satisfied this 1incturc, if
tried, will speak for itself. My only object in de-
scribng to you my sufferipgs and the way obtained
relief is to niuce the afflicted try this Tincfure
which has, under the blessings Of God done much
Yours, respectfully,
Call and get pamphlets gratis, aud see curcs of
Cough, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dys
pepsia, Nervousness and General Weakness. As q
female medicine or for delicate children We bisve
II unequaeG.
Sold by MORTIMER & MOwBRAY, l4o BaIti-
more street, Baltimore, and 304 Broadway, N York
CHAs. SroTT b Co., }. b. moore, ID. b. CLARKE,
CLARKE & BowLISG, w. ELLIOT, and II McPHER-
SON, Washington; also, by X. 3 F. CT Sci, George
town and c. q. BERRY, Alex Aandria, and by Drug
giss everywhere. jan 5-u
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UNDERTAKES, DC.
OABINET MAKER 4 UNDERTAKER.

CABINET MAKER 4 UNDERTAKEN.
mas unisrs;gnsi would respectfully inform his
fricnis, acc asintsnces, and the public generally
,ss. he stilspntinues 10 execute oil orders In bis
I'm. Of busEe In the best manner and ct the short
est notice.
REPAIRING neatly and promptly executed.
FUNERALS attended 70 NJ ~"
the shortest notice e,d in the best No1k
manner. Bods,s p-c,-ued in Tie mod perfect wan
n<T, sses IN Tie scdrvs<n weather.
.AAnkfrl for past fsvors, he would respectfully
solicit and viii sa5ssyor to merit Q continuance OF
ths same. ANTHONY BUCHLf,
Pa. ave, o side, bstween eth and 10Th ST.
Residences: Er. Martins, No. 3se, D street, tsird
houss east Of stA strsst mar lily
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EvENING oLAssss IN LANauAaEs.-PRoY
Il SC H0NENBE e RG win commenoa rsviewinl
classes In Language on MsnGay,f fsotI October, q
his restdsnce, 2s7 Pennsylvania sSeaus.
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GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE.

T R. BAILEY, No. 435 Seventh street between
u and Fl, hss on hand fresh assortment Of
SUGARS, TEAS, C0FFEES, SPICES, LIQUORS and
GROCERIES, Of every description, which be ofsr
at the lowest market prices. H. sclicits shave of
public patronage feeling assured Of his ability to
please all who may favor him with q call
dec 23-tf
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A SAD MIsrAKR.-Two years ago. a
young Englishman was arrested in Bos.
ton, for passing counterfeit money, tried.
convicted, and sentenced to the States
prison. The money which he passed was
a five dollar bill on the Wentham Bank,
which was taken by the person receiving
it to the Suffolk Bank for deposit. The
teller Of the bank pronounced it counter
felt and wrote /" counterfeit" across the
face of it On the trial the mark of the
teller was called to prove the bill genu-
inc, and the teller's stamp went for evil
dehce. About q month ago, the bill,
which had been kept safely in the DIS
trict Attorneys Office by accident fell
into the hands of the former cashier of
the bank, when he Immediately pro-
nounced it genuine. v Nhereupon the
young Englishman was set at liberty,
after confinement in the States Prison
Of nearly two years. The question now
is, who ought to pay the damages, the
State or the Suffolk Bank3
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AHEAD OF ALL COMpETIToDS

/, 0SI , rscsised n enc Of Neil DnrOp hCo ;. 49,.
a Ssaui1 Of p.os sDs9 iI'' IN tpn. Prs
Eats-ives Neill, Durop Co. p,sa ana examine fUr
LNlremium ~ the lstsexhibit On :, received the
-sl'qte over I'll competitors. Tue Maryland
uILBUS 4 HITZ -.
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r. d. GrLLET,

C0un llOR at Law.
06ce and residence tn Trsnklin Row, corner o. =
nd Thirtssnth street. est Ae-1ly
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ply. Having practised in Europe, Asia, Africa and
America for nearly 30 years, during which time be
made the treatment of syphilis in all iSspecies sta
gus, ramifcatons, and phases throughout, special
iy, he feels confident that he discovered and pos
scsses specific remedies Tor the cure Of t'ese com
PLANTS which unknown TO the faculty and that
he has made perfect and perman nj cures of patieOts
who had been under the treatment of such eminent
men a. Ricord Acton, Parker, and host OF others.
The various complicated and distressing diseases
incident TO females cOnfdenually treated, and with
eminent success.
Office hours from 4 past 8 m TO II, and rom 2
To 10 m. Evening VISITORS observe the night sign.
Office, 4S3 Eighth st bet. Pa. avcnne and ID 81.
jan ]6-2s%
flNRANS-ALLEGHANY BANK AND sELDEN
l. Withsrs A Co.'s Notes purchased at the higt est
rates.
Uncurrent Money, Land Warrants, and Virgins
Scrip bought and sold.
Drafts all the principal cities sold to suit pur.
chasers.
Persons Q, a distances senling me Trans All.ghany
notes or Land Warrants, may rely upon receiving
the best rates, snd remittsnces made BY draft Oh
any city in the Union.
HAMILTON @. FAINT, Banker,
dec 9-3m No <32 Penns avenue,
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Also SuepeIders, Hdkf', Gloves, Hosiery &c., &C.
making the most splendid array Of Boys Clothing,
at low prices 10 be found In this any other city
IN the country.
WALL STEPHENS,
Next door TO the Iron paM,
fa. sTeHys, between oth and 10th sts.
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GOOD NEWS.

WE have this morning received fresh supply Of
'! fne Pspier Msche and Pearl Iplaid GOODS,
such as work Boxes. Desks, Card Cases, Porte Mon.
nefes, Fort Folics, &c Notwithstanding the great
rush msds upon our store during tho last week, we
have yet some very fine Goods left, to which In
vite tho attention Of those desiring New Years
prseen.s. JOHN =. ELLIS,
No. 800 Pa. avenue, bet 9th and 10th sts.
doc IL
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COFFIN WAREROOM, &c.


J. WILLIAM PLANT 4 CO. UN-
DERTI IRERS-residence 41s Sew
suth street between and streets. In ernents
nrccured in an ground or Cemetery. Cofins, Caps,
shroud, Carriages, Hssrre, and every article for
jn,rm.nts Of the best quality furnished at short
notice on the most reasonable terms, and at all
hours Of Ms night. Having the exclusive right OF
Crump Patent Corpse Preserver, We gusrsnt.e TO
i..p th. dead for any length oftime. oc lift
UNDERTAKEN.
WOULD respectfully return my thanks 10 the
citizens OF wsshinStc1 and its vicinity for their
nsst pasronss- :-i say that owing 70 ths frequent
e,Ils IN n. Up1.-tsking branch Of my business,
h,T. BEEN indus.1 10 discontinue the manufacture
q Furniture, xai turn ny sttsntion fully TO the
UNDERTAKING. hsvs spared no pains to have
syery thirs that Is requisite to my business, and
an therefore fully prepared n meet sny order after
a few moments notice, and 1 assure those who may
dys me call that will spare no pains to carry ont
Aeir orders 10 thsir entire satisfaction.
JAMES ?. HARVEY,
10 ilo, Ith st., between @ ami 81.
NB-Osr s.;snded to 81 al hours Of tbs night
mar sly
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ca marriags, llS duties s7d disqualifcations, and
their rsu-liss; with II. sogrsphs, illustrating the
anstoy aud physiology, aO1 diseases of the repro
daetVe organs Of both sexes, their structure, uses
and functions. popular and compreh. nsiEe trss-
se sbe duties and casualties of sipgl. AMI mar.
riet hfe-happy aud fruitful alliances, mode CT
curing them -infelictOas and infsrtil. ones-their
ooViation and removal Important hints To tEo-c
contemplating nstrimony, that will Overcome oh
jectiOns to IL; rome bsweysr. should take this i'm.
portsut sep wi bout 4rst consulting its psgss-
ommsntsries the dice sses aud medical treatment
cffens-s from Infancy to old a!e, each gTsph-
iosliy ILLUSTRATED by beautiful lithogrsph:c plates
nervous debii ty, its cau4ss and cure nv process
mpossibe-rules for daily mansgsnent-an essay
en- sp p1rnatnrrhoea With practical observations en-
Hfer, and more sucressf1l mode OF tr'atm-nt-pre-
ssutionary hints the evils resul;ing from empri-
cal prsctice-sn essay on all diseases arising from
i1ds ion, with plain sn1 simple rules by hich
oil persons can cure themselves without mercury
remedies for thoce self inflicted mise-iss aud 6isap
pointe1 hopes so unfortunately eysl,ut in ths
young 1t il q truthful sivi-er 20 the married AM
these contsmp plat y Harriage. It's p9rusal is par
tcula-ly recomneni'd % psrscns entertaining se
crst doubts Of their pi Tsica condti and who ar,
conscious Of having hazird-i tie hsslth happiness
aud privileges 20 which every human being is en-
titled to.
lar. Mailsi fires Of postage to any part Of tie Uni
ted States.
N. B.-Those who prefer may consult DE- La CEoyz
upon any ofthe diseases upon which his book treats
either 5ersorSly or By mail Medicine sent to any
part Ct the Union according to directions ssrsIy
packed aud carefully secured from .ll observation
Address Dr.. VI. y. Li CROIX, No II Msid.u Lane
CO Pest Of1se Box $40, Albany Y
- O5cs open daily from 9 . N t Q ? n, and on
Sunday froIa until 5 pm.
81 Osee Removed from No s6 Beaver st.,
70 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, Ny.
decI
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| IL Is b21es prime LEMONS, in Store and for sale
by NJ. ELDRIDGE,
dec H-u Union Wh,rf Ale, andrla. Va.
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CHEAPEsT EOOK EVER
PUBLISHED, snd cen; tanning
nearly d ub.e the quantity Of
rtaiing matter in that OF the
FIFTY CENTS Or DOLLAR
PUBLICATIONS.
IL treats On the PHYSIOIO-
GY OF MARRIAGE, and the
secret l. Grnities a I'D disorder
CT Jo2th and maturity, re-
.sulting from excesses, which
destroy lephy sicsl and men
tol noEara uxifh ah-ar-,t,o,o
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Mn. SCHONENBERG,
Teacher Of Plano and Sin 9nng,
NO. ISL PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
oct 23-u
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UNDERTAKER.
Private Medical Treaties
ON IHE
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE,

N. b. La CROIX, M. d.,
ALBANY, " y.
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BOYS CLOTHING OF ALL ouALIr1Es

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CHARLES MASON,

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