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ORToLAS.-The Upper Marlboro Gazette
states that the "gunners are having fine sport
In shooting this delicious bird on the Patuxent
river. Mr.. d. Ferrall killed on one tide three
hundred and one ortolan. The tide runs
about six hours, and when it is recollected that
but one of these birds are shot at time the
number killed by Mr.. F. was very large"
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FALL GOODS.

FALL GOODS.
THE subscriber would invite the attention Of
l. his friends and the public to his supe- a.
rior stock Of Goods for gentlemen's wear
for the approaching season just received, M
which will be made up to order in the most LII.
approved styles, at the shortest notice, and at his
usually low prices. Thankful to his patrons for
their liberal encouragement heretofore he is conf
dent that, from the facilities he now enjoys to be
able to give all entire satisfaction.
T.. Cooley,
Merchant Tailor, 9Th St, doors north Pa. av
sep -dIm
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9 WILLIAMSON,
DR.. l.. =. WEIGEr'S
WHALING "SCR0FUL0Us ANTIDoTE,H

Ser fhs Permanent Cxrs Of CONSOMPIIOf
esd G9 e.ksT forms Of SCR0FULOUS
DISEASES.
VffHIS Medicine is prepared by an eminent ply.
l. stefan cf eig htecn years practice In New y ork
CITY, during which time he las constantly used
with the most unboglded success, and created fof
II reputation In privste practice, unoquaueo n
the history OF medicine. Itacis Immediately upon
the blood, cleansing IL nom al scrofulous humor
~ impurities, renovaiing and, by is magic pow.
ers, INVl6ORAEE TIE WHOLE SYSTEM,
In pTocf 81 which, hundreds OF respectable wit
en- in theiI. testimony, and e-treattkose suffering
from any scrofulouS a5ecicE, to call spon fhss
and satisfy themselves.
A Treatise On ScrosGlous Diseases can be hkd
gratis IT PRINCIPAL DEPOT, Coz broadway,
and II Drug Stores generally.
CHARLES STOTT 4 CO,
Agents for WSshlngtsN
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FARES Fl MORNING LINZ (:


OMNIBUSES and BAGGAGE WAGONS will
be at the Depot Of the Washington Railroad, to
convey passengers and baggage to the Steamboa:
GEORGE PAGE, fcr ALEXANDRIA, distance Of
6 miles, allowing ample time for meals.
II. W. VANDERBILT,
IVA Cen Supf.
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. =
From Washington and Alexandria, to Cor
ID %
From GordOnsville to Richmond. ....... 9 IS
Travellers will fnd the morning line the cheap
est, most pleasant and expeditions route to the
Greerbrier White Sulphur, Fauquier White Sui
phur, Warm, Hot, Alum and Capon Springs,
Warrenton, Charlottesville, Stanton, StrasbuTg,
Winchester, HaTriscnburg, Lexington, Weir's
Cave, Natural Bridge, LuTay, New Market, Mid
dlcbugg, &c.
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INDUsTRIoUs.-The methodist publishing
house in Nashville, Tenn, has been in opera
ton only five months, but it has in that time
printed 49, 5S9, 900 pages.
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NEW FALL GOODS.
TOHN III SHOOT,


y No. 119 5. side Bridge, Near Hugh ST.,
GEoRGETOwN, D. c.,
Has received, and offers cheap for cash, or to
prompt paying customers, an assortment Of sea
sOnable Stable Goods, viz:
100 pieces new style English Prints
80 do Merrimack do
80 do Manchester and Lancashire Ginghams
Is do plain color Nous de LANES
do best make black Silk
80 do checked Muslins cheap
20 do white Cambrics do
p do Swiss and Null Muslin
10 do Richardson's and Barklies Irish Linen
SO do extra heavy bleached Cottons, PKG
50 do medium do, soft finish
The above Shirtings are manufactured to order
and can be highly recommended
New York Mills and other good brands.
SO pieces heavy "A and 5-4 brown Cottons
25 do heavy blue Osnaburg Prints
The very best goods made for servant women
20 pieces white, red and yellow Flannels
20 do bl'd and bro Canton do
so dozen Linen Cambria Handk'fs, &c to 81
SO do ladies', misses and mems Hosiery
With an assortment of Table Damask, Crash
Huckaback, Bird Eye Diapers. Marseill g
Spreads, Sheetings, Jeans, Cassimeres, Sa
tinetts, &c.
Purchasers viii find II decidedly TO their ad
vantage to call before making their purchases
Large additions made during the month.
sep III ]. II. S.
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WATCHES,

IF you are In want CT perfest timekeeper at a
reasonable price, In gold or silver cases. Won
are invited to call at H SEMKENiS ~
$50 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS
sep 13-tf
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COAL.-COAL!

TIME consumers OF Coal are respectfully In
IL formed that the undersigned can furnish them
with a superior article, and at the very Lowest
price Punctuality and Just weight is his motto,
and he assures all that may favor him with their
orders that they will have no cause 10 complain
Call at the Yard ID street, e - steps .ouh oil
Pa avenue n a.. HARR0RER
sep lO-1m (Sentinel& Organ)
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E0R MOUNT VERNON.

FUN NIVUNT EhNONs
IN TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.-FARE,
" round trip, 81; from Alexandria s@h
rs cents.-The steamer THOMAS,
COLLYER leaves Washington at 8, and Alexan.
dria at 81 O'Clock Coaches leave the Capitol for
the boat at SK O'Clock. Coach fare 10 cents Per-
wishing the coaches will leave their residence
with George & Thomas Parker.
Refreshments on the boat
esf26-u SAM'L GEDNEY, Captain.
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C.. WARRINEI
FRENCH ROOT MAKER.

FRENCH BOOT MAKER.
JACOB WOLFSTEINER, No. i57 Eighth ST.,
y near Pa. avenue, Is now prepared to n6n
make the most Fashionab BILE F Tench Boots
His long experience and pra tee in thisy "
branch of the business in Paris and New -
York, justify him in saying that his boots cannot
be excelled in this country.
Has on hand lot already made up, to which
the particular attention of gentlemen are invited.
sep l1-3m#
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BRANCH RAILROAD,
80 M - q q

fNHANGE OF HOURS.-On and after Mon.
~ day, the 23d instant, the Trains will
Leave washington at 6 and SK a. m, and 3 and
* p. m.
On Sunday at ~ p. m.
Leave Baltimore at TX and OK a. m, and 3 and
5k p. m.
On Sunday at az a. m
ap 23-tr r. H. PARSONS Agent
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The NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
.-G%n& UNITED STATES f&eA
$500 ngAiL STEAMERS. S44
yENHE SHIPS COMPRISING THIS LINE
= are the
ATLANTIC, Captain West,
PACIFIC, Captain Eye,
BALTIC, Captain Conastock,
ADREATIC, Captain Grafton.
These Ships have been built by contract, express
" yor Government service; every care has been
taken In their construction, Us In the engines to
insure strength and speed, and their accommoda-
tons Tor passeagezg are lslueled for elegance
and comfort.
PRICE OF PASSAGE.
From New York TO Liverpool, Ia frst cahia, a12s
Exclusive use Of extra size state rooms, 800
From Liverpool 10 New York, ESQ and f2o
An experienced Surgeon attached to each ship.
No berth can be secured until paid for.
Fo. freight or passage apply to
EDWARD Z. COLLINS Dc CO.,
6 Wall street, Kew YcIk
BROWN, SKIPLEY Z CO.,
e. G. ROBERTS &c CO.,
is Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE &c CO.,
26sRue Metre Dame DIES Victories, Par!5
GEORGE II. DRAPER, Hevre.
The owners OK these SHIPS VIII not be accOuYlta-
BILE for gold, silver, bullion specie, IewelYy, pre-
cious stones, metals, unless bills Of lading are
signed thereon, and the valce thereof therein
pressed. nov 16-1y
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ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
% % S8

GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL LINE!
TWICE daily between WASHINGTON and
l. the SOUTH, cin ALEXANDRIA, COR
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STEAMBOATS, CONNECTING

VMyITR EACH TRAIN OF CARS ARRIV
w ing In Washington os AieKan- rlK~~'S
dria.-The Steamers THOfs. COL
YER or GEORGE WASHINGTON will make
the above connections, leaving Washington at a.
m, for the Orange and Alexandria Cars, and cen
meet with the same train On their arrival
N MEALS furnished on the boats
The Boats connect with all the trains from Bal
tmore. SAM'L GEDNEY, Captain.
NAV 17-H
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CANAL PACKET LINE TO POINT OF
ROCKS.

VTNHE Canal Packet CONGRESS having been
4 thoroughly repaired and putApr-,rIIT:A
In frs: rate order Che machinery Sxsea $3.50
being removed and horse power SubStituted) con-
tinues making her regular trips between George.
town and the above place.
The Boat will leave the wharf Of w. H. Fl. 8
Ritter for Point Of Rocks on MONDAYS, WE'D
NESDAYS and FRIDAYS at O'Clock a. m; and
the Point of Rocks for Georgetown on TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS at the
same hour, stopping at the different landings along
the lire for and landing Of passengers
and freight, going and returning.
The Boat viii leave Georgetown at O'Clock a.
m and arrive at the head OF the Great Falls at IL,
Seneca at 1, Edwards Ferry 3K, Monocacy 58,
Knowlan's Ferry 6, and Point Of Rocks at o'cl'k
p. n. Returning, leave Point at q. m, Know
lan's Ferry at 7K, MonCcacy s, Edwards Ferry
IL, Seneca 1, Great Falls 3K and arrive at George
town at p. m.
Passage through either way 80.
Meals served regularly on board the boat at mod
crate prices. CHARLES MERRILL, Capt.
ie 25-ftS
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GERMAN FRIENDS OF SLAVERY.

The pestilenial breath Of Slavery destroys the
soundest &C cal cons ttutions which it touches. OF
this new evidence Is furnished by the dissolution
Of the Turner's, an organization of gymuasts ex-
tending it's ramidcations among the youthful aud
energetic part of the German population through
out all sections Of the United States Ii seems
that it has been divided and is henceforth to exist
if at all, in two distinct bodies. Of course where
the poisonous growth is greatest, there the cor
rosive infection operates most potenty. 1t is,
therefore, the branch Of the Turner Association in
South Carolina which has sounded the trumpet of
dissolution and secession from their more liberal
brethren Of the North. The reasons for the step
are sbso utely Pro-Slavery. Among the Germans
of the North large number do not admire the
institution which South Csrolini cherishes as the
| apple of her eye; and accordingly these bottle
holders of the negrolashing chiyalry intend to or
ganize separate association OF Southern Turner's.
Go on! Hasten in this road of infamy, Germans.
VITO have not yet rubbed of from yonr nec&s and
souls the marks of bodily and mental chains re-
| ceiyed from European tyrants-your princes, gov
| errments, police officers, aristocrats, and their
oyerseeIs.
The institution If the Turner'S, for the first time
in the fifty years Of its existence, is now dess'
Grated by devotion to despotisn. The love OF
independence and liberty inspired jain when be
called upon the youth of his fatherlsnd to unite in
bodily exercises, and thus reinvigoratng the mind
ard developing and hardening the muscular power
to prepare for resistance sainst oppression AMI
for the expulsion Of the invader. For half GEN.
tury the Turner'S were the apostles and warriors
of Liberty, aud as such dreaded and prosecuted
by the European tyrants. Every where in ls4o
the Turner'S were the first to expose their manly
breasts agAins. hberticide missiles and assaults.
II seems however, that in Carolina ell this is now
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-23
OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

We believe in Common schoOls-believe that it
is morslly impossible to diffuse the blessings OF
Education TO the most needy class without them.
We presume there never wss community OF two
or three millions 80 we'll educated without Com
mon Schools as the native population OF New-En-
gland now are, mainly BY means OF them. Add,
in order to diuse these blessings as widely as pos
sible, we desire that our Common Schools should
be absolutely Free.
But there is great danger that the exOrbit.nt
din epsions to which the cost Of our School Sys-
tenn has been swelled will destroy that system
altogether, by directing against it a popular i'm
patience of intolersble taxation. They say our
City is to be called on for One MILLION and Quar-
ter of Dollars this year for the support of Schools,
being at the rate Of two dollars per head for our
entire population, and about .sotnsy-tr1 dollars
per had for each child actually and steadily Of
school We could hire our children taught in
colleges for little more than that. Another Free
AcsdeDy" Tor giri, is requirel-.o cost some
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THAT FOOLISH FURRY.

We mtht have sold extra copies in thoussaI.
by falling into the current and dealing out mysts
rious ishmatons from Washington or LOadoo that
War between tbi. COT ntry and England was iual
nent, perhaps inevitable; bat we preferred N.
respect and confidence Of sensible mea TSer,
has been no moment OF the last ten years Ia whlc.
there was even q remote probability Of sush 4
war Great Britain WAS never in worse couditio,
to make war upon us than now, aud never had le.s
real inclination for it. She canaot even afford Il
threaten ito seem on The brink OF ii She hu
her han6s full already. aud would rather set
rid of the one war in which she is no Y engaged
than provoke two new ones. Aud We thouA
more able. are no more disposed to declare w
than she is.
That there has been some misunderst auding be.
tween the two Cabinets We do not deny Tha
they cor strue differently the Nicaragua Treaty, W.
long ago known That they may agree to snad
that Treaty is possible, though 20 trust they wii
not for there is very little ia the diplomacy d
either country so credItsbe or so truly sdvAs
tsgeous as this Treaty. That it may be thought
best that Mr.. Champion shodld be sent to some
other Court is quite likely; but this Govcnmclt
has sent home several Ministers $50 we presume
has the British-abd neither party dreamed Of
going to war about it. Nations now sdys make
war for substantial caUse-Dt for a punctiuo
There has been no moment when either Govern
ment even thought Of going to wsr-uonc when the
good sense Of the two Nstioos would not have held
their hands had they bota been intent on it. We
repeat, that the War bubble ,hst was blown . 6sa
days ago was a stock obbers and journalists hyeh
never deserving of momeOt's consideration.
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QUESTION AND ANSWER.
Yb De Editor of The n. Y. Tribune.

70 De Editor Of The N. Y Ti6H"e.
SIR: BY order of the Aoephian literary society ose
nso,sd With the uuoi. Wesleyan University " eoospsst
,x secretary same sedess you With references to
ves ,rceH.rt paper, THE eEwYoRS TRIBUNE
Tbeoc,ty d. sou, reading the wish to know fs
IL our custom send free such bodies and 90 vosh
very thankful to reoeveil Very resp ofully yours
JUSTIN W. RICHARDSON, cor. sc. A.
B!coningfen H. Nov. 10, 1855.
RPy.
Mr.. II We beg leave to assure YOU that 1t bsosss
"cus'om" 10 send The TRIBUNE to any but tn 'se M
subscribe ard pay for 10 sdvsnce. Our inteotooi
to print and sell the paper at the lowest cash pris
and TO require each patron to pay for has ows psps
and either wholly or 10 part for other peoplos
We were to give copy to your sociey, we shoaa
lave TO u'ake others somehow pay for II, sia,e N
have DO resources but tn which our custo neS sf
ply. We trust you VIII, on ref -ctIoo, psrcsive til
manifest propriety al justice of this rue, and
closing 81 in letter to our address, ard putios,
postage stamp the envelope enjoy fot tho ne 1t yea
the luxury of reading your own paper. You csnss
enjoy it as you ought, Dor realize how very exs
LENT IL is, unless you shall have paid for it.
Yours, blandly, Ed. Trib
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The largest assortment of BEDS, MATTRESSES.
Nen5york Uailp Iribuare
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 90, 1855.

BY the Canada at Halifax yesterday afternoon
we have six days later news from Europe. The
news is unimpOrtant, the excitement In Great
Britain against the United States having subs'ded
Csnrobert was at Stockholm making strenuous
Efforts TO wiring Sweden into alliance with the
Wsssrn Powers. Great Britain was pressing
some claims seans. Spain which excited unpleas.
an, feelings. Nothing from the seat of war except
an improbable ruuOr of bombardment OF Nso
laief 1he Allies in the South side of SevastopOl
were receiving the Russian fire philosophically,
being con forted BY the expectation that the North
side would sO0n be evacuated.
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THE EXECUTIVE AND GREATBRITAls
% OF The Baltimore Sun

Correspondence OF Tho Baltimore Sun
WAsHIsGroS, Wednesday, Nov 81, 1885.
II were as great WAS Of words to indicate ne o.
yious consider ATOMS which will serve to pr-serw
peace bttseen the United SAFES and G ceat Bcitss
Il would be to measure The cap ,cy OF the two 90
for doipg injury to zach her la our own Execuau
Government se may safely tIust the settlement efM
~ ndng question they have shown heretofore ths
ue gard for the dignity Of the country Is confS
eft wi moderation and forbsIaoce.
Ii is believed thst both the secretary Of State an
the Attofnel General are firmly Of the oooi0n thsf
the British Government Go not comply with oar -
mar de for reparaon account of our insuoed sovt
reguty, by the violation of our neutrality laws, 10
British Minister must b. dismissed. Inc Presites
will DO doubt be governed by toe views ct aiylse@
whose Judgment he hss 30 much confidence Tbs n
tome, &c neras Instructions 10 the United States do
trct Attorney OF Pennsylvania have. It seems
much nrtaed the British Government that, accordi4
20 The London MorRne Post, they disp etched hscs
TO "cslm our sensibilities.' But these Instructors
were not the mere act OF the ltwofhcer OF the Ger
GIL meIt, but Of the entire Executive GoyernneaI
and therefore, as they were ad0pted TOR en'ct, sea
upon consultation and have had the desired effsaS
call public attention, here and abroad, to the nrtsu4
aud aggressive course Of Lord Palmers'0n toward nm
cou TN it is isely that the Covernn will coau,~
to act in the same ppirit and with the same pShJ
WI ch dictated thoee Instructions.
The pews from Mexico shows that the revoluhoas1
leac ers cannot agree yet upon some qaes ions p
tanning 10 the formation of federal sy.tern. AWss@
il aciI as Piesident Professionally, bu, convoca@e
Of deputies from al the St4tes-tw0 from esch-ss
soon meet at Dolores the cradle Of the late reyola 10y
and adopt constitution and no inmate candidates
The Presidency subject TO the confirmation OF the w
usr yoie. -,
There will be no final action by our GoYernuen'
upon the Mexican indemnity question for month J"
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FAIRBANKS SCALES

STILL ThIUAPHASr!i
The Rspos Of the American Committee Scales
fssds thusI
FnssAsks Co, BrOadwsy-FcT He,vy Pl,tfcsm Scale
Gold Mccall.
fA,Rs1Ess COrOt Platform scls peJeetl. correct with
crop lever Silver Medal
FAIHsASES a Co-freseiip tor 5cle-DipscuA
FAEsASKs& Co-for g. Coge Detector srd Post Office
Bdsnee-hpsoms
stock Of the sueorbe and proved at The ttia eee the
Judges Of the Institute What they warranted &c prove
every ttis u every day seGVes- rtteeHI tvrseI
They arc manufactured re e5foe BY the or sud invent
ofs 40 the uost care taien reader them perfect
sseis Workmanship nseIlLevery Scale berg subjected
TO the before sosed 70 u tho esiae
AsAren
Nearly 100 notifications OF these weighing Machines Few
tftrsd 70 the bnsises. Pu slc, al sus which are;
RAuL oAD TRACK and DEPoT SCALES.
HAy aud Coal SCALES, with toL lsysss
WAktHoVsE ScIts
SToGI SOALES II great variety.
Aso neat FAMILY ScALk wAeh shouts Be found IL syeTy
houes.
WEicRAAsTEEs BIANS-
BxEEas ard DRVG6isTS ScALSS.
PosTOYIICE BALANCES
GoLp- Co.'s seALtS.
shoEt the extensive Ard t9upl.s &C
weighing Apparatus 10 be toGne L the yritsc stass&
fAUBASKs a Co,
Nc. iss Brosd~sy, NewNork
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CoA-SPosTAsEoUs CoaBUsTIos.-A correspsss
ent, speaking Of the Gre q. the coal mine at Bes~
Meadow, Pa, which II had been supposed ongnss
from spontaIeous combustion, states that such b~
the fact that the fire in the dirt heap, or coal dust
ths. mace was the result OF csreessness on the pans
the managers of the mine, who slow their frsmeoN
Wheel or ca, the hot ashes ard cinders from ther
0ire furnace on TO tie dirt heaps There are nS'
Jaws our correspondent three We q, Of coal on fire
ne,baps the same vein 10 three different loo ,iteA
the aLtbrecite coal fields Of Pennsyvsnis, but vi
have all been igui'ed by the ca &c essr Of The nns
The first was ret on FIRE at Coal castle m.ny years ~
ard 10 still burning, ike sumber'g yolcato, hm
DESTROYED, probably, MILLIONS OF tuDs OF cos,
vein IL the celebrated "Jugular, which YGes n,
90 10 100 fee. in thickness The second Vas rec%s
set on fire al Tamaqua by some minsIs "uo ~
tggiIg their winters coal at the ou'croPping
veiD and the third is the subject OF remark az De
Meadow. .la
Conoe mig the spon sDeons COMBUSTION oil Go.s
Is toerably yell established fact thai snsmi -.
coal will not ignite spontaneously, though Di srI
coal will and hence Its unhtnees for oesah -.
In the Lebigh res ion, and at some OF ID o. o.
schuyhin County, coal hesps CONTAINING ~ - drL'
probably hubdreos Of Thousands OF tens W - 10
have been lyipg exposed to rsins sad the hess ~,
Gun for over thirty years, sId yet there DO n,
bes: in them low than there was when 'cey .kSs
out Of the mountains, at whose base tney y" tLosxk
lore there can be 10 danger Of the Scnai oaa -
tbs wards In NeE-York taking FIRE from sponsssl
combustion. But we can inform the consu ,as
ccsl here continues the writer, tia: oy MI NIL Srias
fire dirt with third part Of common c ay ah.tssS
N oompositon in the form OF bnck, or "aS
form they please IL will make az good nre' 4,
long and be In every wsy a. convenient - NV
pared coal DOW offered Cor crates and stows. srua
The miners msy not thank rs for ths y. o. h;ssasa
,;on hut the cool companies can have 10 on -
as i. may make thet- dirt ~ valuable o' Wv
itse.E
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TIE Cincinnati Gazette sees nothing IN our replys
its structures on the course of the Republicans Of tas
State TO modify its already expressed conviction
Perhaps not But If it had laid our ar icle before ID
readers, fhey might have seen what our cotempsSy
did not We published has stdcturos along with or
ranIv N than
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$40 900 to establish and $4,000 ~, ,,,,-

1000 to establish and 10000 per snnum 4.
maintain, we presume. AS friend Of Comm.
Schools-one whom not even extravaganza in TAI,
management can slienate protest agains, ,r,I
exorbitspt expt Ddture upon them. 1! will hin TIA.
if it is Dot curtsied. Wall not the Board Of Pa.
estion ron siders
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tAs Choao D-s.s,s Of the Respiratory Calsory Dgesuve
Absorbent Including the glands aud skic Ne
voas a d Motss syst, Of the the Huuso Economy.
tyr PHLosoP Lvket o. the Way 70 Enoy Life and
~ Con fsrts and to secure longevity.
With Ensrsvnss illustrating vsious systems Of
the hemAc Organism BY A hLArR VI d,
No ess Broadway. New-Io-t-
TIA shove introductory Cn-onie Diseases sne Pu
nsy Consumption their Preyeniion and re.tnent "a
resay and yin bs any sdtress tree Of charge
Pstsnss distance Dr. HATS ~ s;ts stat
tas thsk cases. fsly. Once hoau toA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-23
BATCHEloR's HAIR DYE.-wIGs AND ToUPEE

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