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T. HI. MILES,

7. HI. MILES,
HAVING OPENED A WOOD AND COAL
Il Yard on the Canal, between 9th and 9TH SITS
fronting on B street, keeps on hand HICKORY,
OAK, and PINE WOOD, and COAL, all of
which viii be delivered promptly and with de.
spatch, at the lowest Cash prices. --
Families in want Of fuel, would do well TO give
me call before making their purchases for the
winter, as my stock has been carefully selected,
and in quality second to none In tie District
oct S-lw
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R~A MEETING OF THE JACKSON
~ Democratic Association Of the Sixth
Ward viii be held THIS (Monday) EVENING,
for the transaction Of special business. Every
member is hereby requested to be punctual in his
attendance F. ODER, Sec.
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tONr EC TUNE = nE.O IE0ANo
John MILLER, Pennsylvania AVE-
- nue., south side, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets respectfully informs the public that he has
yefted his Store, and opened 1t to day for the sale
- .verv article which enters into the CONFEC-
GA. 'nsss; intending TO keep on hand
TI0NEHf
an elegant and choice assor,n,>--.. =
While rendering his thanks the public for the
patronage hitherto extended to him he hereby in
forms his friends that he will always be ready to
attend to Parties, Balls, or whatever other kinds
Of assemblages which may require his services
and cor fections. oc6-
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Ip Still umphant.-Thirty cases are
known to have been efectualiy GU ed In Washing
ton by Prof DRGRATH'S ELECTRIC OlL,
from Philadelp hia, and dozens have been relieved
oftrifing pains and aches. Corns cured in twenty
four hours. In Baltimore more than two hundred
Mr. Hence, the leading druggist of Baltimore,
says he never sold any thing that was SO highly
spoken Of by the people is this Oil for all kinds
Of pain Try 1t on even little infant and see the
effects. STOTT CO., Agents.
a-1l-
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~ADvsRr1sInIxfs should be handed In
by IL o'clock, NJ, otherwise they may not sp-
Gear until the next day.
AGENTS FOR THE STAR.

AGENTS FOX The STAR.
The following persons are authorised to con
tract for the publication Of advertisements In
the Star:
Philadelphia-v. B. PALHIR, N. W. corner
Of Third and Chestnut streets.
street.
Bostor-V. B. PAL11R, Scollay's Building.
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FALL MILLINERY.
MFRS. NJ A. HILLS WILL OPEN A BEAU.
Ivl tiful assor ment Of Fall Millinery on ~
Thursday, October 18th.
Pennsylvania avenue, south side, between ~
9th and 10th streets. &C $751;
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NOTICE.-THE BOARD OF d.
49, rectors Of the Washington Building AS.
ISOLATION win meet THIS EVENING, AZ 7K
O'Clock, in Union Academy, corner Of New York
bers and transact other important business.
&C Sits p DICKINSON
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III Unprecedented Success.-The excite.
ment in behalf Of Bakers Premium Bitters, con.
tinues to increase In Richmond as well as through.
out Virginia, as cure for Dyspepsia, Torpidity Of
the Liver Sour &c AfsXqYss Drug
Stores throughout the city Of Richmond and the
State Of Virginia.
Orders promptly attended to by addressing
e. BAKER, Richmond, Va
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r n WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY
ID r. An adjourned meeting Of the Company win
vi nj be held at the Armory on MONDAY EVE
~ u MING, Sth instant, at X O'Clock g
The atte ndance OF all the members Is earnestly
requested. B.F BEERS. Sec
or 6-2f
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DR.. JOHN ERICSSON.

MEMBER Of the Royal College Veterinary
N1 Surgeons, and Fellow Of Veterinary Med.
cal Association, London, respectfully informs the
public OF Washington and vicinity, that az The
urgent request OF numerous friends and pstrons
he has resumed his professional duties Instssd
or as heretofore his office being at Mr. Henry
Birch's Livery Sable, IL will be at Mr. Thomss
Smiths Stable, 18th street, between n and 4.
north OF Ia. Avenue, where he can be consulted
daily upon diseases incidental to al dom esticsted
animals. Horses examined as to soundness Gen
uemen purchasing, viii find IL to their ad yantage
TO have the Horses examined octan
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E~NOTlCE-A MEETING OF THE
49, Democratic Association Of the Fifth
ward viii be held at Casparis's Hotel, on TUES
DAY EVENING, the 9th instant at IN o,cloci
Punctual attendance Is requested as business of
much importance will be laid before the meeting
w. G. HUNTINGTON, Pres
John 9 DEyIIN Ser y. % o.
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNKRsHIPP

TNHE copartnership heretofore existing between
Il NEAL q HAvENNER is this dav dissolved
J. T. NEAL will carry on the business as here.
tofore, and all accounts are 10 be settled al $50
Seventh street, with him. j. T. NEAL
&C g. q
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A Al NATIONAL GREYS, ATTENTION.
ri 81 You are requested to attend an adjourned
M hi regular monthly messing Of the Company on
w w MONDAY EVENING, October sth, at7k
O'Clock as business Of the utmost interest to the
welfare Of the Company will be brought forward
1t IS expected that every member will be esent
at this meeting.
By order Of LIN. TowRRs, Captain:
oc 6-2t* JAS STONE &c,
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R@SEYENTH WARD UNION ASSO-
~ CITATION will meet WEDNESDAY
EVENING, the 10th instant, at O'Clock, at Po-
tomac Hall. WAN. COOPER, Sec.
oc S-3t-
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Church Hill, Richmond, Feb. 10, 1854.
Dear Sir:-Being satisfied that my wife, who
has suffered very much for several years from neu-
ralga has received great benefit from Bakers Pre-
MUM Bitters, and having used them with great
success In cases Of summer complaints with my
children, take great pleasure in recommending
them to the public valuable family medicine
From Rev. RKuBIN FORD.
Mr. E. Baker Proprietor
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+ 0ST-A German and English Liturgy, Of The
II Ev. Lutheran Church, bound In morocco,
volume, which the subscriber viii reward TIC
finder for returning TO him at the corner Of 9 tne
10th streets, next door 10 German Ev. Church;
oct 4 SAML. ID. FINCkET.
THO HOTEL AND E0ARDiNG-H GUst
J. Keepers and Families.-FRESH COlN'
TRY MILK, delivered IN quantities TO suit, 6sl.
ly. The cows are fed on grain and grass. Tor
particulars apply to
JACKSON, BROTHER & CO,
oct 4-dSt 333 Penn. Avenus
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Fon JApls.-A splendid pair Of chandeliers
for the Emperor Of Japan, being portion of
the presents authorised by the United States
Government, were yesterday put aboard the
establishment of I. " Haughwout, to be for
wsrdod 10 their destination. They are in
bronze and gilt, and cost about S500.-N. Y.
Jesr. of Commerce. Of Saturday.
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DISSOLUTION OF Partnership

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
TNHE undersigned have dissolved all partner.
- ship in the Painting business from this date
AL debts due to the undersigned are to be raid TO
able for ali debts contracted for the arm up TO this
date. Therefore, persons indebted 10 us viii nav
him, and those to whom the firm are Indebted
viii call on him for payment
Given under our hands this LIST day of Octoxer
ioo5. JN0. w. MANKINS,
GEO VARNEIr
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PLEASANT RESORT.
SPRI NC q ARD Y n q.

FORMERLY FAvIER's GARDENl
On M Street, bsfpsez Ssceateenth 4 EfgktsSsfK
OPENED every day In the week, and on sun,
" day. No spiritous liquors allowed but Cor
fee, Chocolate, Ice Cream, &c, viii be FOR sale
Weber,s Brass Band win perform every Mon
O'Clock. Admittance free an le-arn
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RSEOTICE.-The Mutual Building and
9 Lean Association will hold meetiro AT
Temperance Hall for the purpose Of paying The
FIRST instalnen. of 81 per share, on MONDAY,
October o.h, at O'Clock p. m. Bankable funds
only received. Some shares Yet to Ak>P>ss of.
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Appointed. Saml. Leech, of Iowa
has been appointed receiver Of public moneys
for the Sioux River Land District, Iowa, vice
Archibald 8. Bryant, removed.
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.

HUOSL AMI STUN PAINTING.
GEORGE I'll. VARNELL respectfully informs
" his friends and the public that he will cor
tinue the business al the old stand of the late Am
NO. 81 Louisiana avenue, between 6 b and tn
streets where h hopes 10 receive the calls OF the
public who may require work In his line Of bus.
ness to be promptly executed CIV.
Having retired from the Arm take pleasure IN
meT9 mending my late partner to all OF our for.
oc stomers and the public generally.
JNO. w. MANRINS
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Il ington' Yeen Alexandria, Va, and Wash
aat on ION With IL Leather Trunk, exXNo
it, and marked wherstrap around {NI1I
Lester Lloyd, WashRlsek paint eT7l e l0
ner Of 9th street and PsnSo cor
scrited PLACE. or give such iSqe at the above de
get It, shall be literally rewsrdedeatio so cal
oct 5-a~ DR.. LEsTEh
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Dep Saturday, 9th Of October,
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
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JAMES T. MCINTOSH,
NERO KANT TAIL r,

SUCCESSOR TO TUCKER Il Son.
VHTOU1D invite his friends and the public 70
w call and examine his stock Of all "a
and Winter Goods, which he is prepared
to make up in rs elegant style as can be had "
az any her house, and on es good terms. ~
Also, 6entlemen's Furnishing Goods, such as
Neck Ties, Shirts, Collars, Cravats, &C. Store IN
American hotel, Pa. avenue, near X street.
&C s.
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GOOD BROWN SUGAR k9R EIGHT
" cents, together with a general a<ortment .,
FRESH GROCERIES at the lowest l-ices ~
JOS. w. DAVE
&C Sits corner 9th and f. stf,.,
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Richmond Post Office, Feb 10, 1854.
This is to certify that ! have used Bakers Pre-
MUM Btters in my family, which find to be
very valuable medicine In loss Of appetite, and
giving tone and strength to the whole system. In
ague and fever, where have administered them,
they have never failed to make perfect cure.
AS family medicine they stand unequalled.
F. w. DANFoRTH.
They are perfectly harmless, and may be taken
at all times bv adults or children.
Price SO cents per bottle.
To be had Of CHAS. STOTT & CO., Wash.
ington, D. c.; CANDY l. HATCH, and SETH
8 HANCE, Baltimore; and by Druggists every
where cost
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T AIDES, BELT CLASPS, Elastic -
IL and Cord, India Rubber Belts, a., at 'ooon
&C Sat- LAMMOND's, 7th =
SUITABLE FOR PREsENTsI-Ar Ian.
~ MOND'S, Seventh street, can be found large
and beautiful collection Of Toys and Fancy No.
tons, cheap for cheap cash. oct SIS
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Re-opened.-The land officers at Dubuque,
Iowa, were, on Saturday last, instructed by
telegraph and mail, to reopen their offices for
business-those Offices having been tsmpora-
rily closed by orders from the Department.
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PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parquette 50 oe,,s
Family Circle, second tier....2S
No extra charge for Reserved Seats Boz Bool
open Tuesday and Wednesday, from 10 a. m.
till p. m. oct A,
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VOL. 3.--NO. ZIG

with the respect and decorum due to their
rank and sex. The Governor General of Ii
his sent flag Of truce to scuAMYI to de-
mand the release Of the captured ladies', offering
a large sum of money and the liberty Of several
circessian ladies who had been made prisoners by
the Russians. But ScHAMyL replied that If his
son alive and the Russians would restore him
bc would release all the lady captives. The EN-
poror NICHOLAS sent for young SCHAMYI, gave
him his liberty, and fitted him out with the need
exchange took place in the end of January. Young
SCnAMyL, who when at st. Petersburg, was not
required to abure the Mosem creed, has profted
by his involuntary s,jonr at the Russian capital,
md has now returned to his overjoyed father an
accomplished cavalier, with complete military
education.
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
rom tli. Cneinnat Com u,c renl. April 10.
A Sohoolmaster Abroad with another Mans
WIFI

Wife
One day last week, n woman named Suser.
eloped from her husbands residence in Morgan
| Township. Butler county, Ohio with young
! sohoolmaster named Poaso, who had been teach
| ing during tho winter in tho vicinity, and board
| ed at Sulser's house. The infatuated woman had
| lived happily with her husband for noar twenty
years, and was by him tho mother of seven in
torosting children. She took with her her young
est child, mn infant, Qeavng six with her hus-
| band,) and about five thousand in cash and no.
gotiabe notes. She was the daughter of wealthy
| old farmer. who died about year ago, leaving II
very handsome property to hor. The notes which
| she took with her were given by the purchaser
! of portion of the land inherited from her father
! and wero drawn in favor of her husband On
tho day altor her flight, ono of her brothers, who
was sick in tho house, died and it is presumed
that tho sudden and strange Disappearance of his
sister may have giyon the shock that proved fatal.
The husband of tho guilty fugitive was in tho
city yesterday, searching for clue to the whore
abouts of the wretched pair who have robbed him
! of his peace. llo is almost ora2cd with grief, in
! diguation and shame, and is OF the opinion that
| the flight has boen in the direction of Now York.
! il is feared that Pcase had of tho notes
| cashcd in this city, but the fact has not been
ascortanod. This is ono of tho most remarka-
! bio of elopoment of which we have heard,
! 1t seems wholly unaocountable, yet "tho human
heart is doceitful above all things and desperate
! " wicked" At homo she was III worry comiorta-
! bio circumstances. lIor husband had just finish
! ed II commodious and comfortable aud elegant
| new house, and the oldest of hor children WAS u
daughter of fourteen years of ago. A moro in
teresting and apparently happy family than the
one dshonored and broken up was, IA fortnight
ngo would be hard to find.
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Liver COMPLAINT. Debility

Extinct frotn James Harris Esq's Letter. .Aexundrn,
Va-Alter speaking of wonderful cures hnrsclf, he
says: Mrs. H. has been suffering with the livar
plant and with inability, constantly complaining. hom
weakness. through her whole sy'tcm. She now enjoys
better health than ot tnry years being entirely restor
ed by the of Hdmpton's lsgeiabte Tmctnre.'
Diseased Side, Breast Eyes.-Extrnrt from n
Letter from J. G ines ESQ Lou,lon county va-"My
wife Inns been for yeas afflicted with grent weeI ness.
pnin in the breast, side and back pulpntion { tho
hcat; eecness OF the ysem loss o. Hpprtito.
complexion snlos; the sight Of eye almost gone tho
otlcr yey wcall. | am pleased say, Homjton
Tucnre has restored ter perfect health. Her eyes
nto ns good ) ever they
tB7CalIand get phnmphlcts
Sold by J. II. SEAY, & co, Lynch!srg; SOWERS
Scousyille;A j. BROWN. Charlottesville, aud by all
Druggists throughput the 5tnte. oar - dscl y
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A New Dodge to Get Liqnoi on Sunday.

From the Rochester Union, April lO
Since the police have undertaken to close all
the liquor shops on Sunday. and exercise n cen
sorship over tho hotels, Il new dodge has been re-
sorted to by the thirsty. They tako carpet bag
or valiso in hand on Sunday, and start for pub
lie house and call for something to drink. The
bar tender informs them that tavern keepers are
prohibited by the statute from selling to other
thnn travellers on tho Sabbath They affirm that
they are travellers, and point to tho carpet bag
rs an evidence.
In this way thirst il quenchod, and tho provi
sons of the statue strictly adhered to 80 far as
the sellers understand it, The Sunday Polico
say they never saw so mich Sunday travelling
there is now a-dnys Carpet bugs and valses
aro moving in all directions. Occasionally they
meet mn old "bruiser,n with vnse in hand, who
has wresiled here in Rochester fora quarter of n
century with "Old Alchohol,n aud hail him fam
linry by his name. No answer is roceivcd-he
is totnl stranger in town; don't know tho police
and don't want 10 know them. Such travellers,
however, very often towards evening on Sunday
becomes more familiar with the police and after
losing their baggage sleep in the watch house.
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ScHAMyI, the Circassian Chief, has had re-
stored to him his son, who was taken captive by
the Russians about eleven years ago, whom he
was but Il child. From the time he was captured
SCHAMYL had not heard from him, and had given
him up for lost. 1t appears, however, immed-
ately on the capture the Russian General, Prince
WoRoNzoFr sent the boy to St. Petersburg
where the late emperor took liking to him. and
had him educated in the Military Academy. 1t
happened last year that ScHAMYL. in same sud
den surprise, took several Russian ladies prison.
ers, amongst whom was the Princess TscHARAc
wADDY. They were conducted to one Oh
ScuAMyL,s mountain Businesses and contin-
ed there as prisoners of war, but treated
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Severe Case of rheumatism

SCCffaYIILf, IbcmIIU Co, Nn.,
Mn -ch iIh, 1851
Mesps Mortimer 4. Mowbray: GentIelnen-.lln ing
been afflicted with Rheumatism for time in ts
worst FORMS mud being nble To obtain relief from
other medicines was induced totr, "Humpious Veg
eable Tncture' few bottles of which. am hnpry to
say hive nnde perfect
At the time commenced using the rinctGre | was
scarcely able to wnk. and have been for
some weeks. entirely f,ee from AL pam.
Yours II osr truly n Il. MAY.
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MINNIS a. TANNER,
PRAeric.L DAousRREorYpis1
nISSOLUTION..


4 CARD The snhscrber having psrchased of
~ Mcdaniel, Hurt 4 Prcs;on their interest In tho
pte concern OF " r. Anderson g. Co vii, continue
thc GRocrnY Coasissios and FORWARDING husiness
the old stand on thu usn, where they will keep
hand stock OF Gunno, Plaster Lime and snsnt for
sne nj the lowest cash ,,rices.
III his thinks the friends of the hate con.
aud the public generally for the be al pnronsge
extended to it, and horc by using hs best cxcr,ions
merit n continuance of the To the new conccn.
nd9 dti WM y. ANDERSON.
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PAINTS AND OILS.

Tust TO hand, 900 lbs. White Zines Paitt.
y 800 gals. Linsced Oil.
5000 lbs Lewis Pine Lead.
Chrome Green in oil. Chrome Yellow in oil.
Wand Brown Pruss Blue, Sienna. TIMBER.
Verlgris in OIL French Yellow Oche
Blacks & Hasey's Fire Proof Paints.
Paint Brushes. &C., &c, for sale low at
j. II. THOMPSON & cos
nnll1 "a New Drug Store.
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Cnpon Bridge llpmpsnirc county,
A Citizen of the Old Dominion.
Cure Of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Liver Com
piainE The Terdict has gone foriht AHddmii
that "HamptonS' 1incture" has no Superior J.!
ScoTrsHlLiE, Albcmarlc Co, Va.
Al nn.l

March 28h 1853 (
Mes9s Mortimer 4. MOwbrdy :-Gcutlemon-l hnvr
been afflicted the nsi eight years with hhcun ntism,
Dyspepsa und Liver Complaint, suffering all ia, whc
with pnins Ia the slouldcrs hip back mud side, shift
ing from one side other Pnlpitaon of the heart,
loss OF appetite, cold swens night, excessive eosiso
ness and great debility aud wcaknes4. | tried muny
remcnies which done me no gopd, but rnihc grew
worse. Last fall | wus advised tn tiy "llamlton's
Vegetable Tncturc and amhappy 10 say it hn- cured
me free from all pain, ind in the nio, ment
of perfect healhand take Rrnt pleasure in d.
ing the TIncurc o all afflicted us | hnve been.
Yours JAMES NJ NOEL
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NOR THE TO1LET.-Iow'sg genuine POM
Il aium Of Myrtle, violet. brar, lilly, carnaton,
&c Phtty4 celebrated cold cream. for softening and
beautiriog the skin. Lows brown windsor soap,
Ceuvcrs honey soup, Lubns extracts for the handker-
chief u largo assortment { combs TOOTH nail aud hair
brushes hair es shaving brushes fine coosnse
For sale by JOHN H. SEAY & CO.,
NH 2g.ts Druggists.
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NABELL HOUSE. BANK SQUARE,

~ MAIN ST, LYNCHBURG, VA.-The under
signed. having taken this well known establishment,
beg leave 80 inform their friends and the public that
they are ready To ENTERTAIN E in a superior
style, all who favor them with call. Their house is
well furnished and their l. RIDER is pentiftly supplied
with all that be found in this ketalso those OF
the adjacent cities They also wish To inform Il o
TRAVELLING COMMUNITY
that travellers arriving by the Eastern Western
Trims or the Boats, will lind MEALS ALWAYS READY.
In view of this they hope to meet The patronage OF q
,onorou. puhie SAMUEL IL. SMILEY,
JAMES NJ PAMPLIN,
apl I3 Proprietors. .
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INALENADLE RIGHTS OF AMERIeANs.- The
following are not enumerated in tho Declaration
Of Independence:
To know any trade or business without appren-
ticeship or experience,
To marry, without any regard to fortune, state
of health, position or opinion OF parents or
friends.
To have wife and chrildren dependent on the
contingencies of business, and in case of sudden
death leave them wholly unprovided for.
To put off upon hireling strangers, the litera-
ry, moral and religious education of chrlldren.
To teach children good trade hoping they
will have, when they grow up, wit enough to live
on the industry of other people
To enjoy the general sympathy when made
bankrupt by reckless speoulatons.
TO cheat the government if possible.
To hold Office without being competent todis-
charge its duties.
TO build houses with nine and six-inch walls,
and to 90 10 the funerals of tenants, firemen and
others, killed by their fall weeping over the mys-
terious dispensation of Providence.
To build up cities and towns without parks,
and call pesi!ence a visitation Of God.