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yyweP.pER ADVERTISING.

Ay additions the above List should be brought 20 IN
O6,oe of s. 81. PETTENGlLLk Co., No lls Nasssust
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C,IJK IIMBRFILAS-Wil be opened THIS
y MORNING, case Of French UMBRELLAS, which vii
be i at zach usual price go tae eoo'en on snIh
TNBRFLLA much below the usual rates. JAMES n
SPRATr No. $40 BrcacwGy opposite the rsbeTnso'e
TBSDFIL, PETERSON & LAKE, will open
I THIS MORNING, seveisl oases Of rich DRESS GOODS
ep,,iiuR of silk Robes Rich SLk by the yard french De
I,r,s .sbuneres N4euo and alNOo, Plsds, CaAeos &c
Imported eapTessly foT the City Trade "a
No All Broadway, bet~een Grand and bfoone- SIS.
YHIETEROCK SHIRTINGS.-The Whlterock
w Manufacturing Company's Superire Sinch bleSotee
Co'ton Also ditto aalea 10. hnene psries
ton and durability Only agency, - -, o,
NESMIfd & Co., No. Il Broadway.
.lIl CASES of fashionable SILKS, from 7s. to
~ u uer ward will h. opened tIS MORNING.
UBSDELL PERSON LAKE,
No Al Broadway, between G.aud and Broomests
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CyuKs sVAwLs. MERINos, CLoAKs, &c

S,ILKS. SHAWLS, MERINOS, CLOAKS, &c
- BFFKMAN Co., No. TO Canal, HsIeer-s', having
made extensive propositions for the ensuing taa Trade YOU'D
eel the paIticusr attention purchasers 70 the following %
oo frng small part o. their very large stock ct Dry r0
20 .a.ss Plaid and striped silks, from q TO
10 tases Plaid and Sstiu striped silks from 10 10 .
IS cases exirn ch H. Blacks and Paids from 10 70 Y
q case plain Coored silks, from q 70 "
&C casss PLAN Black silks, from y TO 10.
5 cases extra super MORE Antique, Satin Stripe
40 SIN Robes Flouneed, from Z - upward
10 osses Lupin MeIiIOs, all colors. -
20 cases veIv ere Stella Shasis. from 80 10 : 49,
~ oales Gold. Boflered Shswls from 81 " 80
so Bro. he L. ng Sksws from y upward.
so Broche Square ShaWs from IS inward
1000 Plaid Wool Long and Square Shswls. eli prIce-.
Ciosis MsDtiss end Tslmas imported and OF tber oSa
which also order at short n1tc
,o general as or nent De Lame. Prints, anne Lineo
Wool PInos Cloths Msrseie Quilts, Blankets Tsbie Covers
&c Cloak Neves Of all colors
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II Y PURSUANT Il OF Oh UiuVK VI fk''nI''i 70
! Dawsoo ESQ Surrogate II the County 81 kns Noce y
hefel even according 20 law al persons having cisrns
sssr.t SOHN II DuNPHl, lste Of the CRY Of Broohyn.
ed hist they required TO e1hib the ssine WIN
ycnc.rs thereof ~ subscribers the Administrators ~ he
fce Of eose shea No 81 Broadway IA the cry OF New
ycs on or before se seeo,a DAY - January neat-pafsi
GEOR9E SHEA.
VI Adrnristrators- DyS laWou ~
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GREAT CENTRAL UTE

GREAT CENT X A l. RIO l. I E
" Ths Tbronsh Tie .nd Frsfht Ofc- sftBs
GREAT EsTFRN RAILWAY.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Ard ,,ai, Railroad ard Connections 90 Chceso,
p-srses Calens Burlington, - Lou C>rO, and 81 pnts
" Get and 50uti-~esf, -
Via SUSPENSION BRIDGE. sUFFALo Or cSWEGO " At
No. rs BROADWAY y. Y
Corner Of COurtlandt 81 DAhtU5 CLARK. Agent
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NEW FALL GOODS from AUCTION
~ 10 eco DesDe from l. 90 yds Pararha wide
2 up; yds. French Monos q Wc yes Back SIX,
A 81 COO yds. Woo Plaid very eAeHpi lo|OO yds
.r3 Wide Frgish Prints l4c worth pc 10 goo lard wide
beet al styles, Uc. styles 500 Shaws, ali the new
yle. auction laTEs lot Of French Noede
wSrk from sution Col. Sleeves, Bends &c Aso large
y OF H'"iy' s0'''o" hSDRyw s. COLBY, No. 81 sd.v.
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WEsTERN TRAvEL-LMPosTAN-T'.-

" HID-IA AIFEL tILtJAD >. z sI-F'' 2 y y !,
liz leaves Chlubsst station ~ 2 VI. Connecting A.
tsry Wrh Nsviofk Cerus' hatr9ac and arrives - 7cra
D. = 1luDg lcaE ~ F4Tes rv-ac@d - III Place D.
fot D.t slspeLs.-l bi.-e. ;s sane A. ~ sr@-o~
h. Wv. lnlt.
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VI Traveller far CHICAGO. ST LOUIS, kansas. "a
, trs 81 .nd so1t y os eAn 0b-ain Ttrogxb TcEs.4
al q. information coIe~riing vote fare, Nc, nrr ~ -
srW-FORE AND ERIE RAILROAD, CT EtW-f- "A
CE.STk AZ RAILROAD by arp csHor si 10 c--pAGTi o
iss, S0 "a sro,3gsy, 90. Dey-st. -
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II MONDAY, Aug q ie56. To Trans vi leave chunas >
a. Stain - lolsWs E1p.ess ain A. NJ cOoDsetIDs 81
Vor,hen. sDl Western Trah- MAJ Train "A 81 rhrJls
Way !fa.l> Y ". az ? 81 E1P1es. fraia p ~ 90, EoI
Freaht snt Pa-srser IRAN p NJ Fsr P~eksf-3: y ard
$50 n Fof zH@ s4s-lo:B a s. 80 I'D T. 2 p y;
Peekskl Tfsn .p ~ Nsy ,rAloos Pas.nasr, IA 20
At Cttnltes Gas Christopher s1d 3iS-s1. SUNDAY NAIL
a q q sF g. toua q Z SYKES. r.. say
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WHsKERs.-The editress of the Lam
caster Literary Gazette says she would
as soon nestle her nose in a rats nest of
swingle tow, as allow a man with whis-
kers to kiss her.
We don't believe word of it! The
objections which some ladies pretend to
have to whiskers all arise from envy.
They don't have any. They would if
they could, but the fact is, the continual
motion OF the lower Jaw is fatal TO their
growth. The ladies God bless them
adopt our fashion as fast as they can.
Look at the depredations the dear cres-
lures have committed on our wardrobe
the last few years. They have appropri-
ated our shirt bosoms, gold studs and all.
They have encircled their soft bewitch-
ing neckS in our standing collar and era
Vats-driying US men to f1etties and turn
downs. Their innocent little hearts
have been palpltating in the inside of
our walstcoats, instead of humping on
the outside as naturally intended. They
have thrust their pretty feet and ankles
through our unmentionables -unwhis-
perables -unthinkaboutable s-in short,
as Micawber would say, breeches. And
they are skipping along the streets in
our high-heeled boots. Did you hear,
gentlemen! we say boots.
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STAR.
Zoe fHI STAR.
WILL YOU 60, LOVE, A-MAYINe7
BY II. CLAY PRRUSS,

By Il. CLAY PRRUSs.
Now the warm Spring is breathing DER sky, earth,
VIII you 90, Love, a-rlaying-wil you 90, Love,
with me-
Here IL iOyon the earth, for the Winter Is sast,
And the chains Of the tyrant are broken al last
he young buds are waking, unchiid by his breath.
Like soul blooming out from the shadows of death
The wild mountain STREAMS, from their ice chains
ser free,
Are shouting in triumph on their march to the sea
The glad BIRDS are warhling from green shady bow
erS,
While the soft South" is telling its love to the
flowers;
Oh! the warm Spring is bro athing DER sky, earth
and sea
Viii you go, Love, maying-will you 90, Love,
with me,
Do you mind, Love, the grove meath the old maple
tree,
Where long, long ago, you went maying with me;
Al, the "timss have since changed from the old 10
the new,'
And we scarcely know now where the old maple
grew:
Our hearts, too have changed since the days of lang
SINE;
We are not now as happy as then-lady mine
Again the Spring blooms, but its promise has fed.
And each flower tells of hope that is dead,
But oh there are regions undermined by shade
Where the sun always Shines and the fiow'rs never
fade;
There the fields that we roam over verdant shall
be-
And youT go, Love, s-msyins-youIl 90, Love,
with me-
WASHINGTON, d. c.
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A DEAF MAN AND BIS DOCfoR.-A
deaf man is invited By his doctor to at
tend the performance of one Of Sponti-
mis- operas. 1t is pretty well known that
the orchestra of this celebrated composer
was notorious for thunder and lightning
crashes. At the first act the doctor en-
quired Of the sick man. Do you hear?
No. After the second act. Do ysu hear?
No. But in the third act the thunder
ings of the orchestra were terrific. Sud-
denly the deafman cried cut I hear. l
hear, His words were drowned by the
noise of TIE music; but the doctor saw
rhe expression of JOY depicted on his
countenance, and asked him. Do you
hear! The deaf man made a sign in the
affirmative. Bah! replied the doctor,
how can that be when the orchestra is
not playing! The patient was complete
~ cured but the doctor had become as
deaf as post Echo du Paeifc.
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curing them-tnfcHcitous I'D ipfsTIiie ones-thsir
Division and repsovsi-iErcrtaut hints 30 those
contemplating Estriricny that will overcome OBJ
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portant step without frst consulting its pages
or the aisessee and medical treatment
Of females from ir.qcy to old sse each graph
cslly ILLUSTRATED by beautiful Autographs plates
nsrvoes debility, ite causes ard cure, by process
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ndiscrstol, with plain and staple rules by which
all peraons can oure Themselves without mercury
remedies for thos. self inflicted niser,es and diss
point.d hopes so unfortunately prevalent In the
young. l. Ia truthful sdYissr 70 the married and
those contemplating marriage. is perussl Is par
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N.B-Thoso who prefer may consult Or. La o. 1r
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Address DR.. N. d. La oR0IX, No. 81 Maiden Lane
OF Post Once Box $40, Albany. N. Y.
~ once open dsily from 9 q N TO r, and On
Sunday from until S pm.
Ar Once Removed from No. r. Rssv,r g..
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mo. E34.1
Notice of tho establishment of an additional
Q land district in the State of California.

Notice OF tho establishment of an additional
land district IN the State of California.
WHEREAS under the provisions Of the act of
w Congress, approved March 3, 1853, entitled,
act to provide for the survey Of the public land
In California" &C., the President Of the United
States Is authorized at such time times a. il his
judgment the public interest may so imPsrs:ivsly
State Of California into two OF three separate land
districts two of which districts were established un
der said act by public notice, dated 2lst March,
1853; and whereas the SURVEYS and settlements
have extended In California so far that the conve.
nisnce Of the settlers and the public interest require
the establishment Of the three districts authorized
By the act Of the I'D March, 1853, aforssard-
Now, therefore, be 1t known, that under and bv
authority Of the said act Of Congress of Sd March.
1853 the President Of the United states has directed
that the State of California shall be divided into
three separate land districts, the boundaries Of
which are as follows, viz:
All that part ofthe State, commanding on the Pa.
cife coast, lying north Of the line between town
ships seven and eight e and 81 north of Mount D.
able base line, thence running east on said line 10
the meridian, thence south on the meridian line to
the line dividing townships three and four e and Al
north of said base ioe thence east on said line be-
tween townships three and four to the eastern
boundary Of the State, will form the SUPPER DIS
rRcf" the land ofcs for which has been established
at Marysrille.
All that part of the State lying south Of the above
described limits and north Of the line dividing town.
ships twenty and twentyone, south, Tor fifth stand
ard south) will form the "MIDDLE DIsTRICr," the Of
fee for which 10 at Beacia and all that part Of the
State lying south Of the firth standard parallel the
LOWER DISTRICT heretofore orgsnixei I, the Office
for which is established at Los Angeles; and In
view Of the ssd direction Of the President of the
United States under the act Of Congress aforesaid,
the boundaries above mentioned fhsll in future be
regarded the limits Of the said land districts re-
spectively.
Given under my band at the city of Washington,
this ninth day Of April, A. D. 1856.
by order Of the President:
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner General Land Office.
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tNo. $751;
Notice of Withdrawal of certain Lands ia
WccoDe ,z,

eNo. 5S3.l
Notice Of Withdrawal of certain Lands ia
Wisconsin,.
VA HEREAS, in pursuance Of joint resolution
" ofCongress, euttlsd "a resolution sIplana-
tory Of an AIT passed August third, eighteen hun
dred and ffy four" approved March 8, 1856, rest
Ing to the Fox and Wisconsin river grant, the ef
fect ct which is to enlarge said grant from three
nvs sections in width, the Hesident of the United
States has, by bis order bearing date the ninth day
OF March ultiro, directed that certain townships
situated in tse STATE OF WISCONSIN, on each side of
the Portege canal and the Fop riuer and the lakes
tofore withdrawn and withheld for said rant) sbs
be withdrawn from sale or entry for any purpose
whatever until further orders.
MOTION Is therefore hereby given that said lands
situated as hereinafter described have this day been
Withdrawn from sale or entry accordingly, to Wit:
In the district o! lands subject to sale at HkSLsHA
NORTH Of TIC base line and east Of The 10 ,rth 1Inct
PAL meridian.
Township II, on tho left bank Of the Wisconsin
river, and townships Is and Ia, Ct range9
Townships II, Ii and Ii, Of range 10
Township IA, of range IL
townships a, 10, is, II, snd 10, of r.nssI
Townships II, 1s ard 10, Of range IA
townships IL, Is, 10, ana 20, Of range Is
Townships 10, 10, IL, IL, 10, 20 and Il, Of range
l6
Townships l6, lie, II, 10, 10, 20, 81, aud q, OF
range II.
Townships Ii, TO- II, 10, 20, 81 and 20 Of range
Townships ID, IL, Is, 10, 20, FL, q, and Is, Of
range 10
Townships Il, %, % and "a, Of range 20
Townships ~, 23 and "a, range 81
In the district Of lands suhies. to sale at MINERAL
POINT:
North Of the base line and east of the FORTH primes
pal meridian.
Townships IL, - aud IA, on the left bank Of the
Wisconsin river, Of ranges
In the district OF lands subject to sale at STEVENS
POINT:
North Of the bose line and east of the fourth principal
,neridian.
Townships ID and Is, Of ranges
Townships 10 and 16, of range
Townships Is and 16, of range 10
Townships Is, 16 and II, Of range IL
Given under my hand, at the General Land Once
at the city of Washington, this third day Of April
Ammo Domini one thousand eight HUNDRED and Atty
FIVE.
By ord.r Of the President:
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of General Land Ofiee.
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LOW-PRIOKD OARPETINGS,

JUST RECEIVED and for sale OK bales, s6 pieces,
y elegant three-cord heavy Tapestry Brussels CAR
IN New York, and will be sold at a4l2k per yard.
worth $3.50. 1t only remains for persons to see and
handle these goods TO appreciate their quality and
extreme cheapness. Now he the time for economi-
cal housekeepers to make their purchases, as the
manufacturers abroad and ia this country are ceas
ing TO make goods, in consequence Of the ruinous
rates at which they have had to sacrifice them.
ALSO
Rich Tapestry A two ply at SIX cents, worth 81
Rich double ingram all wool at 60 cts, worth 81 Y
10 do do at so cents, worth IS
DO do wool and worsted warp, SIX and
81 cents, worth 62%
DO do heavy genteei Carpetins at 25
cents.
Still remaining on hand few pieces elegant Vel
vet Royal Milton CaTpetings, which will be sold as
old and super animated goods bought at auction in
this city last week-fresh, new, and superb patterns
and colors. CLAGETT, DCDSON * co.
an 3D-eOd2yy
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BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNKS.

OsT opened, and now ready for inspection, at %
- r. WALLIS Boot, Shoe and Think En- =
sonun, large, varied and well selected ~
spnng and summer stock OF BOOTS, SHOEsN
ana TRUNKS, among which are
Ledies' morocco, Kill sad lasting Caters
Boots, Slippers, Ties and Buskins
Misses do do
CtIdreh's Shoes I'm great variety
Gsntemenis patent leather and calf skin Boots and
Shoes, Congress Caters, Pumps, &c.
Boys and youths do
With af the most approved and fashionable styles
of Shoes manufactured, all of which will be sold al
exceedingly low prices.
In addition % the above an extensive assortme nj
OF Trunks, Carpet Bags Valses, and Satchels, very
cheap.
A call is solicited from all who are in want
great bargains, as am determined 10 sell as cheal
ss the cheapest. %. R. WALL,
No. 81 opposite Centre Market,
ap 25-eO3W netween It'll and 9th sta
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Unisd States Pate MT Once,

WASdlN6ToN, april "a, IStS.
an the petition of LHwIs q STgRDKvANr, Of Ala
" bama, praying for the extension of q patent
granted to him on the 23a Of July, 1884, for an i'm.
provement in sthe manner of constructing gins for
ginning cotton" for seven years from the expira
ton of said patent, which takes place on the 22d
day Of July, eighteen hundred and fifty Eve:
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Ofce on Monday, the 9th day of july
next at IL o'clock, NJ and all persons are notified to
appear and show cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to ls
In the Office their objections specially set forth
In writing, at least twenty days before the dsv oi
hearing; all testimony fled by either party to be SEQ
ct the said hearing must be taken and transmittad
In accordance with the rules of this Office which will
be furnished on application.
The testimony In the case will be closed on the
29th Of june; depostops, and other papers relied
as testimony must be fled in the Office on or befnre
the morning OF that day; the arguments, If any,
Ordered Also that this notice Be published In thu
Union, Intelligencer, and Evening Star, Washing.
ton, y. u; Daily Republican, Baltimore, Md: Eve.
ming Argus, philadelphia, Pa; and Scientific Amer-
ican, new York; once q week for three successive
weeks previous to the 9th day of July next, the
8 T. SHUGRRT,
Acting Commissioner of Patents
~, sIEaitors ofthe above papers will please copy
anu M their hilisto the Patent Office, with psper
oonsaalins shis notice. apr 26-Yh3W
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United states Patent once,

WASHINGTON, April %, 1885.
nN the petition Of HIRAM DIILAwAY, Of Ban d.
" wich, Mass, praying for the extension of q
patent granted to him on the 2lst Of Augu.t l84t,
for an improvement in the construction of moulds
for pressing glass; foz seven years from the expi-
ration Of said patent which takes place the 2lst
day Of August, 1855:
tits ordered, that the said petition be heard al
the Patent Office On Monday, the 9th day of Angus,
next, at IL O'Clock, M and all persons are Notified
to appear and show cause, If any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to ale
In the Patent Office their objections, specially sci
forth in writing at least twenty days before the day
Of hsaring; all testimony fled by either party to be
used at the said hearing must be taken and trans
mitted in accordance with the rules Of this Ofdca
which will be furnished on application.
The testimony in the case will be closed on the
2Sth ofJuy dispositions and other papers relied up
on as testimony must be filed in the Office on or be
fore the morning of that day; the arguments, i.
any within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in ths
Union, Intelligencer and Evening Star, Washington
D. O., Daily Repub lean, Baltimore; Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, Pc, Scientific American, New York
and the Post, Boston, Mass, once a week for three
successive weeks previous to the 9th Of AUGUST
next, the day Of hearing.
8. T. sHUGERT,
Acting Commissioner of Patents
P.S.-Editorsoftb e above papers will please CODY
and send their bills to the Patent Once with ps,
per containing this notice. apr 24-law3w
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FRESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES FOR
THE NAVY.
NAVY AGENTS OFFICE,
Washington. Anril %. 1855


Washington, April %, less.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received ut this
y office until Monday, the 2lst day Of May, 1855,
at noon, for the supply OF such quantities Of Fresh
Beef and Vegetables as may be required on the
Washington station, during the fiscal year com
nencing on the LIST day of July next, and ending on
the 30tl June, 1856.
The Beef and Vegetables must be Of good quality
and the best the market affords and each article
must be offered for by the pound.
Bond with approved security will be required in
one half the estimated amount of the contract, and
ten per centum in addition will be withheld from
the amount of each payment to be made as collate-
raj security for the due performance of the contract
which will on no account be paid until il is fully
complied with.
Every offer made must be accompanied Gas direct
ed in the act OF Congress making appropriation for
the naval service for 1876 7, approved 10th August
lS46) by written guaranty, signed by one or more
responsible persons 10 the effect that he they
dertake that the bidder bidders WILL his or their
bid be accepted, enter into an obligation, within
FIVE days, with good and sufficient suretes TO fur
nish the articles proposed.
No bid will be considered unless accompanied by
such guaranty. ALBERT GREENI.EAF
aP 0-law4w Navy Agent,
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HANPTON'5 VEGETABLE TINOrURH.
Mcss1,. Mortimer 4 n,o,rhrn,, ~" = -o0'

OCt. lCCfs
McssTs. Mortimer \ Mo1c5rdy:
Geniiemen-I feel il my duty to you and the pub
lie to certify to the effects Of amptons Vegetable
Tincture. l was for more than five years Iaborinp
under disease OF Chronic Rheumatism, and the
great part OF that time was go helpless that had
to be helped from my bed and dressed i'm my clothes
L became reduced TO mere skeleton. All the med
icines took done me no good, and continued 10
grow worse. heard of HamptOn's Tmcture and
thought would give il a trial. At this time did
not expect to live one day after another. lid nOs
take IL (the Tincture) for the Rheumatism, but in
a short time was well uf that disease. From THE
effects of your incture and the help of God aIp
now getting In good health.
wish all the afflicted TO try Hampton's Vegetable
Tinctu:e, as have done, with the same effect that
It has on Yoar Obedient servant,
Isaac BENJAMIN.
We are acquainted with Isaac BENJAMIN; solo
him some of Hampton's Vegetable Tincture, and b.
heve the above statement correct.
DAWSON 4 Bro.
From our knowledge of Captain BENJAMIN we are
confide That the above statement is true and IN
exaggerated. J. A. JOHNSON,
CHARLES ROBINSON.
Call and get pamphlets gratis, and see cures Of
Cough, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dys
pepsia, Nervousness and General Weakness. AS a
female medicine for delicate children we believe
|, unequalled.
Sold by MORTIMER & MOWBRAY, 40 BaIti
more street, Baltimore; and 3O4 Broadway, N. YoYk
CHAs. SToTT & Co., J. B. MOORE, ID. B. CLARKE
CLARKE BowLrN6, w. ELLIOT, and ii. McPHER
soS, Washington; also. by r. s. r. CrssxL, George
town, and Z. q. BERRY, Alexandria, and BY Drug
gists every where. Jan Str