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GRENoUGH's FRANKIIN.-In the last
number Of the Crayon we find the follow
ing notice Of statue, now under the
hands Of the artist:
''R. S. Grenough's Franklin is nearly
completed, and will be sent to the foun.
dry IN two or three weeks. 1t is a noble
work, unaffected and thoroughly full of
Common sense. This is Q quality not by
any means 50 usual in modern art as men
might suppose in these practical time.
Il believe, indeed, it is the rarest of All
artistic traits. To take lust and mat
tsr-oi-fact view Of man who has passed
through the process of apotheosis which
we send our heroes and sages through as
much as the ancients ever did, ID not by
any means easy to any but . philosopher.
This Grenoush has proved himself to be
by the standard Of his franklin. The
head is grand, thoughtful piece of charac-
ter, and worthy of Franklin if be was all
the sage and politician our traditions
make him. The figure Is of colossal size,
and is represented in his actual costume,
with his right hand resting on q cane,
and his left holding the cooked hat. The
draperics are unobtrusively, vet faithful
ly realized. The head is thrown slightly
forward, looking on the ground and in
rcvcry, expressing subtly the real cha
rscter of the man-shrewd, thoughtful,
profound, indeed, yet essentially material
In all his ideas. Franklin could not
have been himself with his head thrown
back looking to the heavens, or with his
eye forward for action-he had neither
faith nor herdism, but SIMPLY wit and
intellectual force. This is expressed by
the statue, which impresses me as a
whole as one Of those rare things
genuine work Of ar,-the realization of
an idea"
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ADEFINIrE CoNCLUsrON.-Nosh B.

ADEFINITE CoHCLUSrON.-NoahB b
Was unfortunate enough in his old age.
to become addicted to rather strong po-
tatiors, and when under the influence of
spirits Was more than usually religious.
Now, one Saturday afternoon, baking
day, his wife, who was a very industrious
old lady, and in every way . model house
wife. asked Noah to 60 out in the yard,
and split some wood to heat the oven
with Noah concluded before he set
about it to 60 to the tavern and elm
bibe, whereby, of course, the baking was
neglected. Coming back in o short time
and utterly obvious of his good wife 8 re.
quest, he seated himselfin the old chair
which, like him, age had made tottering
in the legs, and somewhat weak in the
back.
"Wife," said he s'do you think the
Lord in his goodness (hic) kin send US
all into fire everlastin?' No answer from
his wife.
Wife, kin the Lord intend to burn rs
all in fire everlastin!" Mrs. B BY
this time was quite incenscd at her hus-
bands questions, but still no answer.
Wife, (hic) do you think the Lord
means (hic) to burn us all in fire everlss-
ting This was more than human pa
tience could endure, and she couldn't hold
her tongue any longer; she'd speak out if
she died for it.
''No! yer old fool yer! not ,f he araits
for you TO split the tood'"
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TREASURY DrPARTMfxr, March S, 1855.

N Office Is HEREBY GIVEN TO the holdsr, Of
IN stock OF the United States described In the fol-
lowing notice Of Sd January last, that for the rur
pose OF completing the purchase nf the amount
therein named, this department will continue TO
purchase. upon the terms of said notice, to the ea
tent o. the residue OF the sum proposed not yet OBJ
tained-say 81 l5s, ,585 O5 If said stocks offered
and received here prior to the first day of June next:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, January }, le55
Notice is hereby given to the holders of IN. fol
lowing described stocks of the United States thai
this department s prepared purchase al any time
between the date hereof and the lst iay Of Marc n
next, portions OF those stocks, amounting in the az
2regate TO 81 800 COO, IN the manner and on Me
te ms hereinafter mentiOaed, to vii:
In case OF any contingent cOmpeiiiion, within the
amount sisted, preference will DC ven in the order
Of time IN which said stocks may be offered. The
certificates, du assigned to the United States by
the parties who are to receive the. amount thereof
must be transu itted to this department; upon the
receipt whereof, "cc will be Daid compounded
of the following particulars:
ti;ica,e.
A premium on the stock OF the loan autlioriz d
ny the act of July, 1876, redeemabIe November II
1850 OF IN per cent; on the stock of the loan au-
thorzed by the act of isfo reaeemable 3lst Decrm.
Der, 1884, Of 10 per cent; on the stock of the oans
authorized by the acts Of ls47 and is4S d redeem
able, the former on thc 3lst December, 1867, and
the Iatfer on the 20th June, 1865, Of ID per cent
and on the stock Of the loan authorized ky the ac,
Of 1850, and rcdeemabIe on the 3lst of December.
le64, commonly called the Team INDEMNIFY s
per cent.
J. Interest on the par Of each certificate from the
LET CT January. 1855, TO the date of receipt and set,
tlemcnt at the Treasury, with The allowance (fcr
lhe money 10 reach the owner) of one days interest
IN addition.
Payment for said stocks will br made in draf,s of
the Treasurer Of tho United States, on the assistant
treasurer al Boston, New York, Phladtphia, as the
parties ay dircct.
But 10 certificate will be entitled to the benefit n
this notice which shalt not be actually received al
the Treasury Oil before the said lsi day L March
next. JAMES GUTHRIE
marB-dtJunel Sccre ary of tie Treasury.
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CURIOUS FACTS CONCERNING DrsPEP.
sIA.-The effect Of mental disquietude in
producing this prevalent complaint is
far greater than is supposed. 1t is well
known that persons in good health, of
sound digestive organs, who take plenty
of exercise, and are free from anxiety,
may cat almost anything, and in quanti-
ties which would kill those in different
circumstance. In reference to this point
DR.. Brigham, an English medical writer,
observes: 1--WE do not find dyspepsia
prevalent in countries where the people
eat enormously. Travellers in Siberia
say that the people there often eat forty
pounds of food in one day. Admiral
SeripchoF saw Siberian eat directly af.
ter breakfast, twenty five pounds of boil.
ed rice, with three pounds Of butter. But
dyspepsia is not common disease in ST.
IBERIA. We do not learn from Captain
Perry or from Captain Lyon, the Artic
travellers, that their friends, the Esqui.
maux, are very nervous or dyspeptic,
though they Individually eat ten or twelve
pounds ofsolid food per day, washing it
down with grllon or SO of train oil.
Captain Lyon, was to be sure, q little
concerned for delicate young lady Es-
quimaux, who ate her candles, wicks and
all, yet he does not allude to her inability
to digest them.
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"a nArrsSs its dc ties ana d;aqualihcations, and
their remed!ss; With ilhoErsphs, i.iustrsiirg the
anatomy AID physolcgJ aud ctsss. % OF tie rerr-.
taciTs organs Of both sexes, tneir sr,ucture usep
sad functions. A popular and comprehensive t,z -.
tse on the duties sE3 csSusI',S single and II -
fiai life-hsppy and 1co..Ci ajpzl- mode e g.
curing then-iDtefa=tCSs 20 tafd-tile ones-.lis!i
oovistion and reu-osI--i u pvrtant hiots 70 t5o-e
contsnPistirg nsa.E-ray. tAGt will cvercosos Oh
je,tions TO it; noaJ, hssevSr. should tcke this nd
portsnt sep Without frst consulting It's paces-
ooInentaries o. the diseases and medical treatn cot
OF fen 4ies foI ir.ancy TO old aze each case rsph
icxljy EIs.rstci by beautiful hthogrspkic plates
nsrvods debility, Its causes and cure hyA process
at once s;aSe, Ssfe and eject ual that failure
iGposs.bie-rulss for daily managemeat-an casey
on sp-rriistofrhoa with practical observations on
safsT, slG raoro successfC mode of tr,etment-pIe-
,eution2ry hint' CT the evils resulting from snpir
cal pEsotioeal esss7 on all GioesEes srIsing nom
lIiSc- es.on, With plain AID simple rules by which
MI persona can cure themselves without mslcory-
remedies !cr those self inflicted miscries and Gssp
pointed hopes 20 unfortunately prevalent In the
young. II Is truthful s6yiser 20 the mar1,sd aud
those contemplating marriage. Its psrGsa Is par
dcularly recommended to parsons snterts.ning Be
ret doubts Of their pkJscal condition. and who ars
conscious OF having hazsrdsd the health, happiness
sad privileges 10 which every human SGirS IL ell
Htled 10.
Prie. IS cents per ecPy Eve copies fos one dol
mr. Maiisd fres OF postage to any psrt of the Uni
N. B.-1hoss who prefer may consult Or. Il Caorx
upnn any OF the diseases upon which bis book treas
ether eersonaly or By mail Aedioine seat to any
part Of the Union according to directions, safsiy
Aa1ress Or. Il. B. l.. CROIY, No 81 Maiden Lsr.
Or Pest Otiso Box s79, Albany. Y.
Es- ofacs oPan daily from : n 70 ? Il, ard on
sunday from until p m.
ks- Once REM owed frara No So Beaver ST.,
to "a @aidsH Lame, Albany, n. 7.
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MORE ABOUT LOCKS.

TONE3 ROTATING FORMULATION PLATE
y LOCK, now commonly called the WORLn'S
FAIR LOCK. uitho,d key or Key hole. is the Lock
that secured the outer doors Of the Herring Safe tbat
contained 81 COO at the Worlds Fair London, 1885,
IL bein. necessary TO unlock This before other locks
IN the safe could be unlocked All paItics intere
arc referred tn the following notice:
THE WORLDS FAIR LOCK.
| have this day sold to Messrs. STtARNS &
MARVIN, Manufacturers of WILDER'S ratent
Saiamander SAFES, New York, The Patent right of
my
ROTATING FORMULATION PLATE LOCK,
Commonly called
o NES' ANTEGUNPOWD LUCK.n or,
1.-THE WORLDS FAIR LOGKn
The latter title was acquired in consequence of
this Lock being placed in Safe al the Worlds
Fair, with 81 900 In the Safe to he the reward of
any person who could open the door.
The geld remained therein for period Of forty
five days, whilst the visitors got tired OF turning tie
dials with such poor prospect OF Success the mum
Der of changes being "a, 800 600.
Bankers, jewelers., and Merchants who desire 10
have these Locks upon their doors, can have them
by applying TO Stearns Marvin, NJ l46 Water
street, who have the exclusive right to manufacture
said Locks in The United States.
HENRY c. JONES.
Newark, N. J., January 20th, 1859.
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THE LATE MIR. MEADE'S PICTURES
INO BE RAFFLED FOR IN 400 CHANCES
L AT 425 EACH

The LATE MIX. MEADE'S PICTURES.
INO BE RAFFLED FOR IN 400 CHANCES
l. AT S25 EACH.
"St. Thomas of Vim ,nueva, giving Aims 10 the
Poor" copy of Murillo, by III his pupils and
touched by that great artst-sad TO be equal to the
original, cost g. 900.
"The alteration Of the Wise Men OF the East,n a
genuine Murllo; cost $1,000.
PRIZES.
Heal Of our Saviour" by Corrsgsio; co,, 81 600
PRIZE
"Head Of the Blessed Virgin" by Carreggio; cost
81 900.
MIR. s. A. MATLACK is authorized to receive
subscriptions in this city, of whom tickets may oe
obtained, or of Messrs. TAYLOR & MAURY.
All money received on account Of the Rattle will
be deposited in Bank until the drawing tukes Mace
which will be duly announced.
From the National Inteiiscncer.
Articles similar TO the annexed We have observed
In several djstsnt papers, contained i'm their Wash
ington correspondence. We are gad so isHe that a
member Of the family is willing dispese of part
Of the rare collection Of the late R;chax w. Meade
who, during his long residence in Spain, had oppor-
tunities, which his Opulence enabled him foinduge,
tor selecting many of the nest raintiugs In Spain
that ueasure-house OF pictorial riches. HE dis
turbed state Of the country AT the time, moreover,
made II favorable for obtaining many gems Of art
which would otherwise never have been purchase
bic.
From tks Boston C6ronicle.
CHIP D'uGyREE or ART.-Se7eral chrf d'urrTes
OF MuriilO, C0rregpo, and other mast re- which were
brought from Spain during revolutionary times by
the late T. w Meade, have elected the admiration
of connoisseurs during the past week in the Ronindo
OF the Capitol. They 10 be disposed Of for :ie
benefit of daughter of Mr. Meade, residing in New
York, after an opportunity has been given 10 the
public for an examination. feb G. If
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FANCY GOODS, pERyUMyRY, &c

II HUICHINSUN q MUNKU, are now opening At
Ii the storc, No. $40 Pa avenue, SPLENDID
assortment Of GOODS, in the above line, enurre.
rating in part as follows, viz fine Cabas, Dressing
Cases, PO te Monnaies, L ard Cases, Jewell Boxes,
Shells, Shell Boxes, Jet Ornaments, Lubins', Pivar's
and other choice Extracts, Pomades, superior Ray
Water, COabs and Brushes in yr at variety, aud IN
short everything 10 be usually found in first class
Fancy StO,e and they cordially invite tn lii friends
and the public 10 give them call.
Their Store Is the first door wes< of Messrs. Har-
per 4 Co.'s, between Ninth and Tenth sts.
mar Eff
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. Mott BedelIs Line.

HEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON
CITY, IND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
P.3CRETS.
THIS LINE OF PACKETS SAILS WEEKLY
l. from pier Ii East River, New York, and oftener
II necessary, and are composed Of the following first
class veSsei-:
new schr. a. y. Beiea, Be3el, maS:er.
New schT. Mott BedeH, A. v. T'redwelI.
scbr. Han d., VIM. Oliver, master.
Sch. JolGnt, l.. A. Smith, master.
Schr. Commander Ch,ef, WO-l Im, master.
Schr. GTee,sV0y, Wilson, master.
These vessels all fast saIers, and the masters
men Of experience IN the trade, and the only regl-
Lar line Of Washington City packets.
MOTT BEJELL.
Wall street, N. Y.
5. S. MASTERS SONS,
Alexandria, Va.
THOMAS RILEY,
fcb l-Sm Washington and ID. C..
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PROSPERI'S CORNET BAND NO. l

MR.. FREDERICK PROSPERI be:s leave 20 in
Vl form his friends and forne. patrons that this
band has been fully re-organized snd Is row under
bis direction, and he u fully prepared with band
OF the most Scientihc Musicians in toe city, fur
nish music for Balls, Parties, Parades, Pie Mics, Ex.
cursons, Sc, at the shortest notice possible by ap.
plying TO FREDERICK PROSPERI, Leader, ,CHAS.
PROSPERl, Conductor; HILBUS HITZ,S Mu
sic Depot, or At PETER TALTAVUL'S, opposite
the Garrison, Garrison street, Navy Yard.
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DEETIHTRY.

M. EUNSOE re pectfnily Gals public attention
~ a. his rev, patent, and GREATLY ,s-EzsA
I4PE0E2D Elstl.cd q setting Artificial
Teeth, with CortnUons 9an-ths very S1IIrr
PkRSECTICS OF THE ART. Thisetyls
OF Teeth has the fcl,oG advantsEes Cvsr all others
fOhT, and BEAUTY, vising WITH Mature in these
respsoes and Fcms o:ksrs eZccllieg. Public inspso
eoa Is rssSsctfuly so.isited- Please call and see
Specimens.
CAUTIOS.-No otEsr Dentist IL Ire District Of
Celcntis has 9 right % make this style Of Teeth.
n. b Teeth constitU:ionsliy hssltAy, Fluggcd
ard varraotei for liz.
Once and house a. 10. 2es street, nsa- TIE cor
ner sf Penns-iyA1is avenue snd lit.I street.
nov lS-6
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TO INVENTORS

THE o6ce Of ''-he Inventors Prc.ecti5n Nsticnxi
j. Unioa" is o. 7th street., opposite rs EasI Por'
tee o. she Patent 0ee, ana is roV rIaIy 20 attend
l. he business CT its Esnbsrs, namely IN making
t1sniEstiOCs sad solisuag P4se1ts, 4e.
Inventors are in Tited &c Sk and gss cory Of the
GSnStitr.ioE and Bylaws, All WHARF aaJ lnlorne
ton VII Be- gwen Fespsctcg TIE Jricr-
Al letters business pCst - GirSStei 70 tAls o.
"a, vhSre attention vii 5e given i1au.ediStSly.
Hcdsi El.op is n c1unecIic2 with the ONES,
ussre E1odsk eaa ss aG!e .So-lor a. tho shortest
eo.sc- 7. q. CLAYTON,
.-lD-ty President I. p. ~. q.
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UNION ACADEMY.

Cor71 OF f6uyt<eat6 81. aad Ee,0 Yoyk apenUs
A FEW mnrs pupils can be received to make up
n tho iimied humber. Application must be
made soon. The discipline, instruction, ani means
Of illustration are such to insure satisactory pro-
rss. in those tuplls who @s puncfual, regular and
obsdisnt. !.
Orculsrs at the Bookstores.
dec ao-am z MCHAnna p-s-.,-.
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SILYERWARE.

A VERY pretty assortment Of Silver Coffee Sets,
n Pitchers, Gobleis, Cups, Creams, and all knds
of Spoons and Forks, aud variety Of Fancy Silver
ware, suitable for presents, viz: Soup and Oyster
Ladies, Crumb Scrapers, fish, pie and cake Knives,
Cream and Sugar Spoons ctc., Is offered al levy pii
ces, and warranted sterling
II. SEMKEN,
No. $50 Pa. avenue, bet 9Th and lGt SIS.
for
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zRGEo1l 1lIpAI IppAAIGEA4

Oh.1NGE ALEXANDRIA, RAILROAD,
4 HE undersigned having become prOprieiors Of
i the large aud commOdiOuS Steamer GEORGE
PAGE, intend, by their efforts, TO accommodate the
community travelling between Wasbin ton and
Aie1andna, and the ircl'ijes which they offer for
the transportation OF freight and the employment OF
none but courteous and gentema2l ke officers and
obligins servants, TO merit share of the public pa
Tonage, and would respec1ply call the attention Of
merchants and other citiZAs of both places 10 the
following schedule of prices at which their Boat will
hereafter be run:
Passengers cents buggy wagon and one horse,
l2H; Buggy wagon aud horses, Is /; Hotse and ri
der, l2n Market was IN aud horse, 25 Market
wagon round trip 371<; Market wagon and 2 horses,
-; Market wagon round trip SIX; Drays IS; Drays
round TIP 37H; Hacks %; Hacks round trip 81 u
Flour per barrel cents
And all other freight in p oportion.
In connection with this boa. are Latham & Cook
line OF OLnibuses.
JOHN VAN RlSWICK,l
RiCH'D WALLACH, jiioPfs'
mars 2w 4. A. RYTHER, Captain.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

CUPREAE COURT OFrBE UNITED STATES.
- ROBERT }. WALKER sad LOUIS JANIN
hays formed a C partnership under the name OF
s.WaIker and Janin, " for the argument Of cases In
the Supreme Court Of the United States, at Wash
inyton city, whse both will attend throughout the
future sessions of that court
They may be addressed at Washington, N. York,
% New Orleans. Jan lS-eoJm'
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PALMER'S PATENT LEG
T'HIS AMERICAN VENTION

I'HiS AMERICAN NVENTIDN -
i stands unrlvalied both In this country Z
and in Europe. ltis sworn by 900 persons,
and with most astonishing success. In
competition with 10 other substitutes Of vi
the best French, English, and German S
manufacture, it received the award OF the Y
GREAT MEDAL at the WoRLD's EIRlBI- 2:
TIoN IN LONDON. as the best artificial
limb known. La his country i, has been
thirty times exhibited, in competition
with all others, at the annual Fairs III the
principal cities, and has, in every instance,
received the award Of the highest or first
Pr remuni. And as crownny honor, by
the unanimous approval OF an R,trrl- L
tiOnai council the First prcrmumn- &
OILY SilUcr Mcdd. given for LiIsbs-was ava
the inventor, at the New York Crystal Palace.
Pamphlets giving full information, sent graft
every applicant. B. FRANK PALMER,
375 Chestnut street, Phiiadelphi
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T. q. PHILLIPS COACH FACTORY,

~ Eighth st, sdjoining Kain.y's Livery Stables
nWlNd II ths increased trsds whi,h q gene 1ous
~ publ has bestowed Upon me, have been COM
Deied TO erect . new and larzer buiiJing tor tn.
;>rrSing on of ny business. Here snail b. en-
sbled 10 .xecute all orders entrusted t. M with
yrestsr ilcilties and disps' oh, and would rcsoect
tuhy solicit q CONTINUANCE o. the publ s pateons ge
Casriss-s sni Wagons, of tbs most mod-rn s.yie,
osut OF ths best materials, and warranted to give
satisfaction,
"spairs OF every description pu1o.ual,y stteu.e:
10.
Foe sale, cheap, secondhand Clarence Csyr.sg.,
nearly pe~ re: 2S-ff
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CHEAPE-T brOk EYRR
PUBLIshEJ, md con aiming
Eearly d ubie TIE quantity o,
rra log matter In that Of the
FIFTY CENTS O!. DOLL4k
PUBLICATIONS.
il treat. on The PHYStOLn
GY OF MARRIAGES, End tn.
s~~rst L. 1rrlitiss and disorder
Of yJuth snd maturity, re-
sultiny from exc-~s-e which
dssIroy the phvsicsl and raen
tai Lowers. with ohap-vatIo,,
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friends anxious for her sanity improve.
ment. Tie interment took place at 81.
Phillips Church. and drew together some
thousands Of peope. = London Times,
FEB. Is.
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Private Medical Treaties

ruTsioLoGIGAL VIEW oY MARRIAGE,
n. p. La CHClx, ND,
ALBANY, " Y.
80 Plzss AID $50 Fi.s Plain and co,ored Ltho-
graphs srd Plates
80 Price only Is Cents "a
SSent f,s- Of postage 20 all parts ~ the Union-s
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U Strawberry juleps are among the
luxuries they were hdulging in at NV
Orleans last week.
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DOCTOR HOoFLAND'S
RATED
Wermam Bitters,

DIR. G. II. JACKSON, Phiiad'a.. Pa.
WILL EFfEcTUALLY CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE.
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Di.eases Of tks
hid"eys, and all diseases artsinq from a de.
srdered Liver or Stomach.
such as Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness, or
Blood 10 the Heal, Aciiity of the Stomach, Nau-
sea, Heartburn Disgust for food, Fullness or
weight In the Stomach, Sour EructatiOns, Sink
ing or Futtering at the Pit of the stomach, Swim.
ming Of the Head, Hurr ed and difficult Breaih ng
Piutefing at the Heart, Chokin ing or Suffocating
Sen<utiOns when in lying Posture Dirnness OF
Vision, Dots OF W. bs before the Sight, Fever and
Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency Of Perspiraton
YellOwness Of the Skin and Eyes, Pain i'm the
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &C., Sudden Flu>hps
OF Heat Burning i'm he Flesh, Constant Imasin
lngs OF Evil, and great depression of Spirits.
N Vie proprietor, IN calling TIE attention OF the
Il public to this preparation does so with feel
ing OF the utmost confidence in its virtues and adap-
tation TO the diseases for which il is recommended
1t Is no new and unlied article, but one that has
stoed the test Of ten years. trial before the Ameri
can people, and its reputation and sale Is unrivaed
by any similar preparations extant. The Testimony
in its favor given ty the most p:onlinen, ard we'll
known Physicians and individuals, in all parts OF
the cOuntry is immense. the following from North
Cal lima il respectfully sub itt &, referring any
who may still doubt to my 'MemOrab ba ,, or Prac-
tical Receipt Book. Tor Farmers and Families, 10 be
had gratis. of al the Agents for the German Btsrs
Principal Office and MAJ uiac;ory l2O Arch st.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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Dollars each.
The rattle will take place at HIbus & Hitz' Mu
SIC Depot, Star Buildings, corner Pa. avenue and
ilth street, where Tickets can be procured and the
articles are exhibition.
Persons desirous Of possessing some Of the mos,
superb articles OF workmanship ever exhibited have
now an opportunity offered them of obtaining such
al an extremely low price.
Call aud examine for yourselves at The Music De
pot OF HlLBUS HITZ, Star Buildings, between
the hours of9 O'Clock u. M. and p. M.
feb 7-R
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-14
PIANOS FOR SALE AND RENT.

PIANOS FOR SALE AND RENT.
rINHE subscriber has always on hand assort
i ment OF German snd American Pl- <-->7se
AMOS, from the very best manufacturers TyTn
which ne offers for sale at lower prices
than can be purchased in the District Of Columbia,
aud Cn the most accommodating terms. All Pianos
purchased frOm me warranted 10 give satstac-
IlOn.
Old Pianos taken in exchange.
b. REI5S, Professor of Music,
G, beiw. Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
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