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NOTICE.

YNHE duties Of my Academy will be resumed
=! Il September 3, le55- The nuWber Of Pupils is
desire 10 avail themselves Of the privilege Of put
ting their sons wards under my direction and
government, will please apprise the undersigned
before the commencement of the next scholastic
year, and places shall be reserved for them
The terms will be SIP 50 per quarter of eleven
weeks, for which sum instruction will he given in
all the branches usually taught in schools OF high
grade in both the Mathematical and Classical De-
partments.
French and Drawing will be an extra charge.
The services OF the best Instructors In the above
branches will be secured.
II. w. SIMPSON,
No. l6l West street, Georgetown, ID. c.
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RNSTHE WASHINGTON HIGHLAND
G>--S ers beg leave to inform their frieuds and
e pu9lc generally that they will give their first
Annual Excursion and Pic Mic to the White UouSe
favlllon on THURSDAY, August I'd, 1855
ihe steamer George Washington having been
procured for the day will leave Washington at Q
m, and 2 p. m. "
Particulars in future advertisement.
Inc members Of the Company are requested TO
be punctual in attendance at thesr armory Thurs
day evening next G. w. FIOOb g.
jy l0-St& w.
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49, specially announce to their friends and
the public generally that they will give their third
Annual Excursion on THURSDAY, the ID day
of August next. 49, '
Further particulars in future advertisement
The members Of the company are requested 10
attend special meeting on TUESDAY EVEN
ING, the 10th instant Nv Or
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KSTHE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT
80 of the Georgetown College will take niace
on TU ESDAY, July 10Th, at O'Clock a. m. On
Monday, the 9th instant, the members of the grad
uating Class will deliver lectures on various sub
JeclS OF Moral Philosophy, at O'Clock d. m
The public are respectfully invited to attend on
ooln occasions "a Is. A MAGUIRE, Pres.
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NOW landing a cargo OF superior egg and stove
~ size White Ash Coal
On hand, a full assortment Of all kinds Of Lum-
Der.
Also. Calcined Plaster, Rosendale Cement, Lime
and White sand.
All of which will be sold on reasonable terms
\ ard on First street, near the west gate OF the
Capitol. JOHN PURDY.
iV
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SEWING MACHINE AGENCY.

TNIIE undersigned, having been appointed sole
Il Agent for the sale of Wheeler, Wilson & Co.'S
Sewing Machines in the District Of Columbia re-
specially notifies the public that he is prepared 10
furnish any number that NAV be ordered at short
notice, and 10 guarantee the instructions that NAV
be necessary TO enablethe purchasers work them
to their entire satisfaction, aud to keep them in
perfect order
These admirable machines, having uniformly
received the highest premiums wherever they hay q
been exhibited, can be confidently relied on TO do
all the varieties Of family sewing, well those
Of tailors, clothiers, shirt makers, mantuamakers
&c.
As these Machines have been successfully and
satisfactorily used by several families in this city
Tor some months past, TO whom the advertiser can
refer those who may desire further information I'm
regard TO them, he deems the high reputation
which they sustain in the Northern cities now ful
ly established here also.
The price for Machine, complete In all respects
has been reduced to SlUO.
II. j. STEER,
Washington Place, Seventh street
tx S-9faV-lXy
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GEN. WAsHINGToN's SNUFF.BOx.-We had
the opportunity of seeing Gen. George Wash
ington's Snuff Box, !" which was presented to
him by some OF the English mobiles, as token
of their love and respect for him as great
and a good man. 1t is one of the queerest
contriyanccs that we ever beheld. 1t is said
that very large sums of money have been Of
fercd for it since Washington's death; but 1t
was impossible to purchase it any price.
BeIlsVtkIe (IH.) Advocate, July 4.
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W .ESADJOURNED MEETING THE
S>-Sa members Of the Sixth Presbyt'n Church
ana al persons interested in the success of the
session room of the church at ~ O'Clock TIL s
EVENING. The Rev. Mr.. Sunderland will pre-
size over the meeting. Punctual attendance of
the members is earnestly requested
BY order Of The TRUSTEES
iy 10-lt
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SINGULAR BEoUEsr.-An old lady named
Brown, who died ut Needham last winter. left
q will beqaeathing the bulk of her property,
between five and six thousand dollars, to be
expended in enlarging, identifying and adorn-
ing the graveyard at West Needham The
deceased had been resident of the town for
eNer.
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S2 REWARD.-Ranaway from the subscr;

pc Der on the 4th instant, negro BOY named
Pompey, about twelve years old. Pompev is very
black, and when spoken to holds his head down
ne Went on In his shirt sleeves, wore pair OF
give the above reward II taken and brought home
to me- Pompey has been seen at the railroad Of
nee on the arrival Of the cars and very frequently
Ian%n 'ds s o. avenue bathing In the canal
'- '.ta E. H. EDELIN,,
g.. "a o.. corner 6 and 5th SITS, near City Jail.
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GOS REWARD.-Ranaway from the sub.
P6C scriber on the 21st June, black BOY,
is is about 10 years DID, stout built. sour connten-
ance and thick lips. 1t is likely he is gone i'm a
vessel, either wood craft or sand boat will
give the above reward if delivered to me In Wash.
secured in Jail SO that / can get him again.
jy 10I3t* HUGHTEDDy
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w are complaining of dlll times and tell us they
have more clerks than customers, G. FRANCIS,
in the way Of Housekeeping Hardware and ali.
ways gets the money. He thinks the times are
certainly improving The truth is, he sells low,
and the people are beginning to understand it, II
good articles, low prices and every effort to please
will suit purchasers, he is determined that his
customers shall be satisfied iv no
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OST-ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, IN
- gong from between 9th and 7th streets, to
Ge3fge haIvey's Paint Shop, on H, between eth
jewels, made by Tobias, with common steel
chain and brass key attached. The finder will
be literally rewarded by leaving it at
JAS. F. HARVEY'S,
Nv 10-2t* 'N@e'S'
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WAS STOLEN FROM MY TRUNK ne.

MAS STOLEN FROM MY TRUNK RE-.
w tween the Sd and 9th instant, small Brass
Box, containing Porte Monnaie with S6i and
sole receipts. The money consisted of three $40
Soid pieces, and four Mexican dollars. hereby
give notice TO the woman who committed tbe rob
berry to return the money forthwith, or shall pro-
coed to prosecute her TO the extent of the law If
the same is returned within three DAYS there will
be nothing more said, thereby saving her charac-
ter from exposure JOHN F S'rREEE
Nv lU-lt&
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u. The ever-active and restless power O
thought, II not employed about what is good
VIII naturally and unavoidably engender evil
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NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

E"rIf DVLLhhS hEWARU.-For The
Il apprehension Of my boy JEFF Fauntleroy, who
absconded from my house about the 18th Of June,
1855. He is about feet s inches in height, cop
per colored, has a fine open countenance when
spoken TO. Had on when last seen, blue frock
coat, metal buttons, black cloth pants and patent
leather shoes, blue cloth cap. I will give the
above reward if taken in the town or county Of Al
exandr.a, and SlOO if taken beyond that
GEORGE SNYDER,
ly9C Alexandria Va
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JOS. w. DAVIS.

GROCER AND TEA DEALER, corner Of 9th
~ and T. streets, OFFERS at the lowest prices, Pre-
serving Sugars; Java, Maracaibo, Laguayra, and
Rio Coffee Claret, Sherry, and Madeira Wines,
&c. tyW-lt*
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ISTHE COMMITTEE OF ARRANGE.
1~Ia ments of the National Celebration Of the
fourth OF July Give from each Ward) are request
ed to meet at Harmony Hall THIS Tuesday,
hHENlNG, the 10th instant, at O'Clock.
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~ADvERrIsfxExrs should be handed in
by IL O'Clock, NJ, otherwise they may not ap-
Pear until the next day.
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CARRIAGES.

CARRIAGES.
II HAVE on hand some handsome light and con-
u venient family Carriages and Bug cA6HG
gies. two horse Carriage and Ex- E36
press Wagon. Those DESTROYS Of purchasing any
Of the above described articles cheap will do well
to call on the subscriber Immediately, as am de-
termined to sell low for cash, or on accommodate
ing terms.
All work warranted
Repairing done al the shortest notice and in the
most approved manner. 8. FLYNN,
No. 3O5 ID St, bet 18th and 18th,
l jye1m opposite the kirkwood House.
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RSGRAND PIC MIC OF THE
- MERRY BACHELORS,
To the White House Pavilion,
n JULY %, 1855.
Particulars In future advertisement.
iy T-2tw
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A N E E ICAN HOT Ell,

Pa. dcenne, betreeH ~ and 6ih streets,
S. HEFLEBOwER & l.. T. LOyETT.
PRoPRIEToRs.
iy6-6m
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q. s. Ship Copstellation.-The following is
a list OF officers Of the U. s. Sloop-of-war Con-
stellation, about to be attached to the Medi-
terranean squadron: Captain-Charlcs H. Bell;
Observation-Disclosures Price, VIM. M. Walker,
Lardner Gibbon, John P. Bankhead, G. M.
Fauntleroy; Surgeon-John A. Lockwood; As.
sistant surgeon-Wyatt NJ. Brown; Purser-
John Johnson; Master-Richard l.. Law !;
Passed MISREPRESENTATION T. Spedden, o
r. Stanton, Franklin Shepherd; Midshipmen
Philip Porcher, r. w. NJ. Graham, T Mex.
basaa4sp, BQstsWaiQ-JQbp Burrows; Gunner
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Suffers Claims Against Deserters.-Cer.

Suffers Claims Against Deserters.-Cer-
tain suffers had furnished supplies to soldiers
who had deserted, leaving a portion of their
pay undrawn. The suffers requested that
their demands might be paid out of the sums
due the soldiers 1T the time of desertion; but
the accounting officers rejected the claim, on
the ground that the act of March 8, 1887, took
away from the sutler the power to acquire a
lien upon soldiers pay, as well as his right
to appear at the pay table and ask payment
of his demand from the paymaster; and that
as deserter's pay is forfeited to the United
States, the sutler might, with equal propriety,
request to be paid his private demand direct.
ly from the United States Treasury
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AGENTS FOR THE STAR.

The following persons are authorized 10 CON-
tract for the publication Of advertisements in
the Star:
Philadelphia-V. B. PALMER, N. W. corner
of Third and Chestnut streets.
New York-S. NJ PEIrIsGILL & Co., Nassau
street.
BOstOn-v.B B. PALMER, soollay's Building.
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CABINET FURNITURE AND HOUSE.
FURNISHING GOODS-very Cheap!
'INHE Subscribers would call the attention of the
pubic TO the fact that they are selling0
their Goods at greatly reduced prices. andEu
purchasers will find that they can save al ~
least ~ per cent by giving us a call. OurIt
stock embraces every article (both new and second
ing Store.
Furniture bought or exchanged.
Repairing and Vanishing promptly attended To-
BONTZ d COOMBS
Cheap Furniture Dealers, No $50 7th St,
V6-lw between and a
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SCHUTTER Il KAHLERT,

SCHUITEh kAHLERT.
A RTlSTS, FREScO, DECORATIVE and
Z every Description Of ORNAM ENTAL
Orders len with Baldwin and Nenning, Archi.
tects1 VIII be promptly attended 70.
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ALEXANDRIA a. WASHINGTON BOATS,

TIME Steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON viii
Il leave al the following hours. rTh
Fare 121 cents .6xeesSaa12<=s1S
ways engaged, will make trips on the route at al
ternate hours.
Leave Washington at 6, g, On, 1lK, 9H, Ask,
and :.
Leave Alexandria at Z, Q, 19X, Ix, 81, Ak, and
6k.
p. S.-The Boat will leave Alexandria al A D.
m, or Immediately on the arrival Of the cars.
W7d JOB CORSON, CAPTAIN
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ICE-ICE-ICFt

ICE-lCE-lCE.
CHARLES WERNER, on Pa. avenue oppo
~ site Browns Hotel, will keep, throughout the
season, an ample supply Of Pettibone's best ICE.
which he win sell, on call, in any qua ntities al
the lowest possible rates. may 2g-dtSep 40
! V sale by CAMPBELL, A COVIt
lie 6-2W&
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CHIL DR Il Ms wHEELBARROwS and
- Rocking Horses, Jumping Ropes, Whips and
Canes, with general assortment OF TOYS for sale
cheap at LAMMoND'S, 7th st.
iy St
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LAND WARRANTS

I AND Warrants wanted at the highest rates By
IL KELLER 4 MCKINNEY,
18th street, opposite the Treasury.
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TINE LADY WHO PURCHASED TWO
Il fine Feather Fans on Friday, the 9th instant,
from Fancy Goods Store, between 9th and 1Wh
streets Pennsylvania avenue Is respectfully In
formed that the note she gave I'm part payment has
been ascertained TO be counterfeit, and as in all
probability she obtained il In exchange whilst
making previous purchases, she can remember
from whom she took il, we trust she will come
forward and relieve Us of il. iy9A
II OST, On SATURDAY MORNING., BE-
IL tween the Northern Liberties Market house
and Richey's Fancy Store on 9TH street, a gold
Breastpin, containing dagueueotype Likeness OF
gentleman. ANY one leaving the same n this
Office viii be rewarded. jyQa
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STRAYED OR STOLEN from the >

- Der, Mickael Muntz, dark bay -
Mare. No further particulars can be tkAca
given, but the sign of the cart and har- Ok
ness A few white hairs on the butt of~Sl<G
her tail; aged about II years. Any person giving
intelligence will be literally rewarded Apply TO
MICHAEL MUNTZ, No. 02I g street.
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TNHE Trustees Of this Bank have this day de-
l. clared dividend Of three per cent. out Of the
profits Of the Bank for the last six months, payable
TO stockholders Oh demand.
jy6-3t JAS. ADAMS, Cashier.
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COAL. LUMBER. Gc.

Nv 9-3taw-2w
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STRAHED OR STOLEN from the neiRhbor.
W hood of the Catholic Burial Ground on North
Capitol street. grey Horse, with little black spots
being marked near the fore leg with scar. will
give 50 II returned 10 me on D. betw Attn and sth
SITS, or information left that can get him.
Jy1-3* CHARLES STOCKA.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-04
Is the Race Degenerating 2

1t is favorite theme with croakers, that
the human race is retrograding. One of these
gentlemen lately went so far as to assert. that,
in the time Of the Patriarchs, there was no
such thing as ill-health and that scrofula,
consumption, cancer, rheumatism, and all 9th
er diseases which flesh is heir to- are mod
ern inventions. His theory, however, will not
stand the test of examination, as can be shown
by the.hastiest reference to authentic history.
To begin with the era of the patriarchs
themselves. The same narrative to which we
are indebted for the accounts of these venera-
BILE men, declares that, almost cotemporane-
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-04

ously with them, the land of Egypt was visit
ed with boils. The hieroglyphics of the Nile,
recording the annals of this very generation,
as well as of preceding ones, speak of physi-
clans, describe the diseases they cured, and
even point out in some cases the mode of treat
ment adopted. Tradition, moreover, has made
the name Of hakim, or doctor, sacred In the
Fast from the earliest ages. The amount OF
evidence, therefore, both direct and indirect
establishing the existence of diseases, affords,
at least, fair presumption that the race was
physically no better then than now.
Coming down to a comparatively modern
period, yet one century antecedent to the pres
ent, we find quite as much proof of degenera-
CIV. There is no reason to believe that the
people who inhabited the shores of the Medit-
erranean, at the beginning of the Christian era,
were larger in person, were more muscular,
or had better intellectual development than
the Greeks, Italians, Spaniards, or Moors of
this nineteenth century. In some things, por-
tions of them were probably superior; but in
others, other portions were decidedly the re-
verse In like manner, the races who inhabit-
ed Western Europe. before the historic period,
were certainly not better, and were perhaps
worse than their successors, The ancient
bronze swords, dug out of the boys of Ireland,
England and Scandinavia, prove that the men
of that distant day had actually smaller and
less powerful hands than the men of the pres
ent. The British noblemen who figured at
the Eglinton tournament, found it generally
impossible TO get on the armor which their
smaller sized ancestors wore three. four and
five. hundred years ago. The health statis-
than a century, establish that the average dur
alton of human life in civilized countries, is
greater than it was when these tables began to
be kept.
All these things, instead of proving the in
creasing degeneracy Of the race, favor con-
olusion the very opposite. We have little
doubt either that this latter is the truth
From what we know of savage life, as exhib-
tied among our Indian tribes, we are con-
WINGED that civilization improves man in every
particular. Our own Anglo-Saxon race,
which has been, for several centuries, re-
deemed from barbarism, invariably beats the
Indian one at the latter's own weapons. A
Boon could travel further, see clearer, shoot
quicker, and run faster than any Black Hawk
or Corn Planter that ever threw tomahawk
Between the intellectual qualifications of the
two races, there can be no comparison. OF
course, in speaking of civilized man, we do
not take for an example of him, the poor,
starved, over-worked creature, who is the
mere newer of wood and drawer of water to
his more fortunate brother but the well-fed,
moral and healthy citizen.
The croakers will not succeed in alarming
us. Human beings are, in the mass, quite as
good as they ever were, morally, mentally
and physically. The world, in fact, is grow
ing better, not worse. The future, there is
good reason 10 believe, will be brighter than
the past.
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Greatest Discovery of the Age.

FARMERS, Families and others purchase noRemedy
L equal to DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINAMENT, for
Dysentery Collie Group Chronic rheumatism Sore Throat
rcothache Sea Sickness, Cuts Burns, Swengs, Bruises,
Old Sores, Headache, Musquto Bites, Pains the Limbs
Chest Back.
lift does not give relief the money will be refunded all
that is asked fair trial. and according the di-
rections
1t is an English Remedy, and used by Wilam Nv,
late King of England and certified by him, for
Rheumatism when everything else had failed.
Over 10,0OO000 bottles have been sold in til United
States, without single failure and many have stated that
they would not be without it lift SO per bottle
OF Group as it is certain ms il is applied. v
1t cures Cholera when first taken, in few hours Dysen
terry in half hour Toothache in five minutes 1t sper
fectly innocent to take internally, and is recommended
by the most eminent physicians in the United States
Price 25 and so cents.
Dr. Tobias could fill dozen Newspapers with certificates
and letters relating the wonderful accomplished by
his Lnmcnt but considers warTnting it sufficient,
person who does obtain relief need pay for it.
DIR. Tobias has put up HORSE LINAMENT in pint
bottles, which is warranted cheaper and better than
other for Cholic Scratches Old Sores Calls, Swengs
Cuts, Bruises, etc.
Price so Dr. Tobias's Office 90 Greenwich street
New York.
For sale in Bath by A. G. PAGE, and n. X. ELLIS
WORTH 1ySl
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-04

APPLE DUMPLlNGs. a narrow knife
or apple corer, take out the core of pared tart
or mellow apples, and fill the place of the core
crust about two-thirds of an inch thick and cut
into pieces of just sufficient size to roll the
apple in each piece, tying each in thick
cloth well Toured Boil one hour without in
PERMISSION. A better way is to cover each
cloth with soft boiled rice, enclose the apple
in this and tie the cloth around snugly and
boil till the apple is tender.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-01-04

To PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY,
Sr,-It is my with 10 become notorious, neither
is this letter written for the sake of writing but
say, that your Ointment cured me of enc Of he
dreadful ouaneous diseases that flesh heir TO, and
which was considered by all who knew me- to be entire
ly hey ond the reach Of medicine For nine wears
afflicted with OF the most painful and troublesome
legs that elto the lot of and after trying
medicine had hear Of resigned in despair
all hope of being cured bat friend brought couple
oflarge pots ef your Ointment which caused the
on my legs TO heal and entirely regained my health to
my agreeable surprise and delight, aud TO the asonish
meat OF my friends. tSigned) W. j LANGLEY.
AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF A BAD BREAST
WHEN NEARLY AT THE POINT OF DEATH.
Copy Of a Letter from Mr.. K. Duranf Netc Orleans,
Noucmbcr GA 1858
TO PRoFEssoR HOLLOWAY, IS, Corner Of Ann and
Nassau Streets, NY
Dear Sir-It is with heartfelt gratitude have 10
inform you that by the use of your Ointment aud Pills,
the life ofmy wife has been saved For years she
had bad breast, with ten running wounds mot Of
cernus naure) was told that nothing could save hers
she then induced your Ointment and Pills,
when in the short space of three mouths they effected
perfect cure, the establishment of all who knew
We obtained your Medicines from MessIs Wright a Co.,
Of Chartresstrec, New Orleans. send this from "IO-
tel DIES Princess Paris, although had written il at New
Your address at New York.
(signed) R. DURANT.
The Pinshould be used conformity with the ointmen,
in most ofthe following cases.
bad L.. IS FiStulas Sore Nipples
BAD Breasts Gout sore Threats
Burns Gandulars wellingsSkin Diseases
Bunons Lumhago Scurvy
Chilhains Piles Sore-hcads
Chapped Hands rheumatism Ilcers
Contracted and Salt Rheum Wounds
Stif Joints Scalds
Sold the Establishment Of Professor HOLLOWAY,
2I4 strand, (near Temple Barr London. and by all Ven
dors of Medicines throughout the United States Pots
37t cents, n cents and $50 each Wholesale
by the principal Drug houses in the Union and by
MessrS. A. L. 4 d. SANDS, New York
l There is considerable saving BY taking the larger
sizes
n B.-Dreotion forthe guidance Of patients every
disorder are affixed To each Pot
JOSHUA DURGIN u CO., Portland Agents for
Maine.
A G Page. Agent for Bath, lyeopll
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Domestic Receipts.

REAL ENGLISH Plum PuDDING. One ID.
each of flour, beef-suet, sugar, currents and
raisns: lie in bag-allow no room for swell
ing. and boil four hours. This rule is from
an English family.