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sPI8IT OF THE MORNING PRESS

Ihe Union discusses deliberately the article
IN the London Tsmss, with reference to the
reasons inducing the British Government to
send over in this direstion the 4oo-gun feet
In the course Of its article it says with mucl,
force:
II, as the Times intimates. they have
really come to think in England that thew are
IN danger Of invasion by adventures from
the United states, they may also think that
they have call TO look after the condition of
things IN Nicaragua; in which case, accord
ing to the very latest accounts, they will find
Colonel Kinney quietly cultivating his farm
on tne coast. and President Hivas, in the in
terror, as quietly carrying en- his government
with the efficient aid of General Walker"
q The InteIligsncer insists that there are no
harsh or oppressive passages in the late cor
respondence between Britain and the United
States with reference to the proper construc-
ton of the Clayton-Bulwer treaty. We shall
see when the annual message goes In. We
may possibly be in error in our idea that the
harsh and unjustifable language which Eng
land has used towards this Government was
applied in theeourse of the correspond with
reference to the Clayton Bulwer treaty. 1t
may have been on the subjects of the efforts OF
her agents to violate our neutrality laws, or
on some, other pending question. That such
langusge-grossly impairment and uncalled
for has been used on her part-Aas been used
however, We feel perfectly certain. The same
paper says:
" A letter from Naples, in the London Times,
SAW that Mr. Owen on the mart of the Iyn;ted
States, has concluded a treaty with the Gov
eminent of Naples in which several new priv
ileges have been granted to American citizens.
The question of indirect commerce has been
ceded to the United States soldiers are not
to be bilited on American citizens in that
country. Religious questions were not per.
mitted TO be discussed in the treaty"
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TIE GRAND PUBLIC SALB of the co,,ect;on
Ct wild animals belonging to Howe's Menage.
RE, took place yesterday morning, at the Hip
Podrone, in T"enty-third street, New York.
Barnum, and pretty nearly all the other lead
Ing sbouneD, we're present. The first animal
sold was white polar bear, said to be the
only living specimen in America, sno cost TO
import 81, 100 Knocked down for $3.50, in,
cludinS wagons. cage, dc. +; worth at least
S2ce Ths next was a roysl Bengal tiger
which brought 3226, followed by three per.
forming lions at 1875; rhinoceros, 1915; the
elephant Canada, used for ring performances.
81 400; the elephant Fanny, s., 900: the little
lephsnt Mickey, 81 lee; the elephant Mogul,
81, 100.
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- 1t j, ssid that in the iron region of Lake
Superior, the ore is to be found at every step,
Snd large nouiders OF 1t are scattered at ran
dom. An English gentleman of exten.ivs A.
Guaintance in the iron mines eff England ard
The Continent, was travelling there at the sue
ye:tion Of Mr.. f X. Collins, and he Is re.
ported 10 say that the truth, told in EngIand
would be secuted as arrant impostureethat
ale " iron men" Of the Old World could not
conceive Of deposits of iron on such q stupen-
dous scale
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MURDER FROM DRESKEKNEss.-On the 18th
Ot planter, named benson r. Moore, re-
.idinS near Mount Pleasant, Miss. being un-
der the influence of intoxicating drink drew
revolver and fred at his daughter, but
missed her. He attempted to are again. when
dls son, grown young man, tried to prevent
him, and was instantly shot dead. The
WRECKED drunkard then ran of, and attempt
ed 70 kill himself By sevsriRg an artery in
each ara. but Mas discovered in Hms snd
Ssken 10 jliI
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RoBRING THE DEAD.-The St. Louis Repu5-
t,cdn of Monday says, that at the late dreadful
accident on the Pacific Railroad at Gascona AIDE
bridge, erosds Of men fockea around the
scene of distress, and commenced rifing the
clothes of the dead and insensible Where
they came from, in such a storm as was ra.
ging, is mystery, but though there were no
houses in the psighborhoad, large number Of
men we're instantly on the spor- TO pick up
whatever valuables could be found, in the
general confusion which followed,
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e Counterfeiting operations are being
carried on pretty extensively in Philadelphia,
gust now. New eounterfeit S5's on the Com
mercisl Bank have made their appearance.
They are Of a character to deceive, being we'll
executed. Two men were arrested yesterday
pPo. the charge Of sounterfeiting,
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RAILROAD AccIDzSr.-On Tuesday night,
the express train from Albany, on the Hudson
river road, with The exception of the Iocomo-
ave AMI tender, was thrown oH the track ne ar
Boston FoUr-corners, and all the cars were
turned bottom up Er. Rsthbone, q paper
manufacturer Of Boston Four-corners, and the
brakeman of the train were killed Upwards
of dozen passengers were injured, and some,
fatally. IL is reported that = sudden gust of
wind wss the cause Of the catastrophe.
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RAILROAD DEsTIsrRY.-A few afternoons
snce, an outward train on the Fitchburg
halIroad overlook a man named John Smith
OF Can't bridge, near Porter's station, and the
co".catchcr striking him, he was thrown
JhiTty feet on the side track, breaking one of
nus ribs, and knocking all his front teeth out.
Jas lace was badly bruised, but considering
1he nat1re OF the blow, he escaped with but
IIt1e lDiury.-Boston Chrnntda
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There are three newspapers in Nebras-
ka: the Nebraskian ut Omaha, the Young
Americl at Bellevue, and the Nebraska City
New. 0. Nebraska city.
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WINTER MILLINERY.

MISS E. E. MCDONALD SUCCESSOR TO
Nl Mrs. Ann II. ClarE) has ju returned ~.
from n ew York, and will open on Saturday, S1
the 18th instant, large and handsome Sc ~
lection OF the most fashionable New Yo K pattern
and other WINTER HATS.
Also, superior silks, Satins, Velves, Ribands,
Flowers Feathers, &c, suited TO he present and
incoming season.
Also, quite an assortment Of Chidren's HATS
Will open at 10 O'Clock a m.
Store, Bridge street, No I'll three doors east Of
the Post Once, Georgetown. nov 13-3t
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HREV. JAS. NJ. MCLEAN, of Mobile,
M Alabama, will preach In the Asssmbly,s
CnuseS, corner Massachusetts avenue and Filth
street, THIS "wednesday EVENING, ut ~
o'clock. The public are invited to attend
The Pastor viii preach on THURSDAY Ito
mSrJow) at IL O'Clock q. M. nov Ii-fth
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CARD.-The Washington Trade and
~ Benevolent Society Of Journeymen Tail
ors would respectfully recommend to the public
the following Merchant Tailoring Establishments
as every way worthy Of THEIR patronage. They
alone pay the bill Of prices established by the
above named Society, viz:
H F. Loudon Il Co. Edw'd Cooley,
PJ Steer, Jas. T. McInto b,
VIM Tucker, Thos. Boyne,
Duvall Il Bro, Matlock Il Griffith,
Jos. X. Thompson, VIM. II. Stanford,
Edw'd M. Drew, Thos. Sray.
P.S-Strangers designing to work IN this city
through the season will take no ice that those are
the only shops that Society hspds are permitted
to work for JAS. lACKEY, Rec. Sec.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. 9th, 1855.
oc S-eC2m
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MORE NEW GOODS.

MORE NEW GOODS
IOHN III. SMOOT, NO. 1ls SOUTH SIDE
- Bridge street, near High, Georgetown, ID. c
has receivfd an additional supply Of Fall ard
Winter GOODS, making his assortment very
complies
In his stock viii be fcand q first rate assert
ment Of
Ladies' Dress Gods
Black MORE Antique Silks
MORE Antique Clock and DssDs Trimmings
Rich striped and Metre Antfqne Sash and Bonnei
Ribbons
Swiss and Cambria Bands, Collars and Slesves
BIZ OK and ccl'd Cloths, for Cloaks
stella, Brocha and Bay State Sbawls
With good assortment Of the best makes FlaD-
nsls, Blankets and Dry Goods generally.
Ny stock being desirable and cheap purchasers
will 1nd IL to their advantage 20 call before getting
fully supplied. J. IL. SM00T.
nov I3-r
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LAGER BEER DEPOT,

Pennsylvania avenue, between u and 9th street
nov lO-lm% r. Il w GERECKE.
A LExANDRE'S AND BAJOU'S KID
"A GLOVES.-A good assortment Of all--
numbers CT colors, white and black for la slD
DIES and gentlemen Also, Gents. Ink ylll I'M
lined Beaver and Buck do. "
Black and fancy Tx CNvais aud Neck Ties
White and coloIed be- rdered and SILK Pocket
Hdkfs.
Ladies' Merino and SILK Vests
6eatlemen's Merino, Saxony wool and shaker
knit Shirts.
Purchasers are invited 10 call and examine them
before making their purchases.
JOHN n. SMOOT,
nov ID No. 11s Bridge street, Georgetown.
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EXTRA TRIP TO MOUNT VERNON

IN NEXT THURSDAY, (rHANKsGIVIN
" DAY)-FARE FOR ROUND IL.
TRIP IS CENTS The S:eanerr
THOMAS COLLYER vill ls=ve WaSbingIoa
for the above place on THURSDAY, November
18th.
cave Washington at az and Alexandria a, 10
O'Clock a. m returning TO W sshington AZ 2x
O'Clock p. m.
Thursday being a holiday and the fare being
reduced for that day, il viii give a good opportu-
nity for persons TO visit the tomb OF Washington.
Refreshments on tie boat
nov 1877 SAMsI GEDNEY Cant
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@SALE OF STALLS AND STANDS
IN THE IVES I MARKET. The
Committee in charge ofthe West Market will pro
coed to SELL to the highest bidder above the min
imum price fixed therefor, the Stalls and Stands
in said mnket, on WEDNESDAY next, the 18th
November. The sale viii take place at o'cloch
d. m precisely. The Committee will be present
10 give such information as may be desired.
Terms cash For the COMMITTEES.
nov s-eotd JNO. T. TOWERS, Mayor.
rThe above sale is postponed until
FRIDAY the 10Th November, at IL O'Clock, q. m
Immediately after the above sale the M A
TERIALIN THE OLD MARKET will te sold
TO the highest bidder for cash, to be removed
within five days sfter the day Of SALE
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Bank of Metropolis,

WAsHINGToN, NOVEMBER To iS"1
THIs RANK WILL NOT BE OPEN
~ on Thursdsy, the 18th instant, he aey
set apart by the Corporate Authorities Tor thinks
giving and praise.
Persons having notes parable at The Bank on
that day Will be pleased 70 attend to them on the
day previous. nov 1-<t
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Washington city Saving. Banl

- WASHINGTON, n ov -, IooS.
ETHIS BANK WILL NOT BIZ OPEN
LS for business on Thanksgiving Day, the
18th inst3nt-
IL is requested that notes falling due on that
dsy may be provided for on the lith inst.
LEWIS JOHNSON,
nov l3-2t Treasurer.
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CLOAK AND MANTiLLA EMPORIUM.
CLOAKS FROM AUCTION
MAXWELL K BRO. HAVE JUST RE-
WI ceived ONE HUNDRED CLOTH CLoAKS
FROM AUCTION, at all prices. ranging from
50 10 500; some silk lined as low as Sc and 81
Also, a few Sa'in and MORE Antique oaks,
which Va III be sold cheap.
N. B.-Cloak Rooms in sec nd story.
MAXWELL Il BRO,
nov 1885, a2s Pa. svenu..
NEW FEU.TS-NEW FRUITS
NEW RAIsiNS, FIGS, CRANBERRIES,
~ Currants, Lemons, paper shell Almonds,
Pickles, in vinegar and spictd, at 62 cents hun
Of all kinds, very superior and cheap; all kit DIS
OF Jellies In glass jars al IS cents with a great
variety Of frs SD and nice articles suitable for the
season r or sale al my store, few steps NORTH
east OF Jackson Statue
ncv - T.. NJ. y. KING.
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NOTICE.
TINE STEAMER GEORGE PAGE HAS re-
Il sumed her regular TRIPS be- III
tween Alexandria and Washington. H<zS2{T-A.
and will run at the hours heretofore advertised.
nov li-1w JAMES A. EVANS, Agent.
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Maryland fact has been ascsrtained
that the whole antiKnow Nothing legislature
ticket hes been elected in Allegheny county,
Nd. This enables tho opposition to Know No
thingism in the Senate to stave Oh the ehoies
of successor to the Hon. Thomas G.. Pratt
in the United States Senate. Already it has
been desa,mined between the leaders Of that
opposition to do thAS taings We look upon
this resolution as fortunate for the interests Of
the Stats, % Maryland could not be more Sc
riously injured than by the loss of the seryi-
ces Of Senator Pratt In tho National Councils
Louisana,-Ths Democrats have carried
their entire ticket for State officers in Louisi.
ana. Robert G. Wickliffs is the Governor
elect. The successful esndi ates for Gsngrsu
are George Eustis, Jr., Miles Taylor, rhon o.
G.. Davidson, and John M. sandidgs the
three last being Democrats, and the FIRST 3
Know Nothing.
This Current Operations of the Treasury
Department. yesterday, 18th November,
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
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CAsT OFF CLOTHING BoUGHT AND
~ Sold also, Cleansing and Repairing, at Is
bouisiana avenue, under Light Infantry Armory
"ooh' &C ls-lmS Z
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4 NHhfFED HANDS can De AVOIDED py uslIH
~ the Transparent Soap sold at
nov t-3t LAMMOND'S. 9TH st.
GAMES FOR CHILDREN The Ameri
" can Eagle, Steeple Chase, Racers. Fox and
Geese, Lotto, With a fine assortment Of new and
nov H-3t LAMMoND's, eth st.
T ONGFELLOw'S NEW POEM 1.-THE
IL Song Of Hiawatha," by Henry Wadsworth
LongfelIow, 81.
Curious Stories about Fairies and o;hsr Funny
People, rs cents.
J lst publish I'd, and for sale at
TAYLOR Il MAURY'S Bookstore,
nov Il near 9th street.
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I'M. MUNS0N
| IL Has removed To $40 Pa avenue,
and is now ready TO fulfl his old en-SIllD
gagementS and make new ones. nov L.
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A Principle settl d.-Of late years prac-
tice has grown up here which babe fair in the
end to make considerable hole in Uncle
Sans strong box, viz: the enactment. of
amendments to bills by Congress, giving extra
pay to public employees for alleged extra
services. Such legislation is nearly altogether
tne result OF the 'high time" the House has
during day and night for the last three or
four days Of the session. Many cases of the
kind are pending before the court Ct claims.
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A BOOK OF GREAT VALUE & INTEREST

( NCLOPEDIA OF MISSIONS, by Rev. Harvey
- Ncwcomb, vol, large octave, double columns.
7oa pages price S3 Embracing comprehensive
view OF al tn Missionary operations in the World,
with geographical descriptions, condition of the un.
evangeiized, b G., together with the religious move
ments of the age, under an alphabetical arrange
meht, illustrated with Ihirty-two Missionary Maps.
The cyclopedia Of MissiOns, by Rev. Harvey
Newcomb, regard work of great permanent
value. Ii contains within moderate conn lss aud
in convenient form, a large amount OF Just The
kind Of information, historical, statistical and illus
lister, and every christian lavman needs 10 possess
and which could be gained only by labohous re
search in books and documents, many of which are
net easily accessible. GEO. w, Woop.
Sec. A. B. C. F. M.n
Agents for the District:
GRAY & BALLANTYNE
feb IA 49S seventh c,
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,nimsrrage, its duties and disQualifcstiops and
their remedies; with lithogrsphs, illustrating the
anatomy and pkysiooyJ, and diseases Of the repro.
luctye organs Of both sexes, their structure uses
Use on the duties and casual. . single and mar
lied life-happy and t-ul lIl G.aL >es, mode cf &C..
:urjng them -infsfsitcss ga .nfs- tile ones-the;
obyistion and reu.ove.-'DpvrtAnth hints TO tho>s
contemplating nsIiCrny, that will overcome ob
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portant sep without trst consulting its pages
taries the diseases and medical treatment
Of females fro nisncy TO cid age, each case grs oh
Ically ILLUSTRATED by beautiful hthographic plates
nervous debility, its causes and cure, by proces,
st once simpe, sfe and efYsct ual thst failure Is
imposiible-rules for daily manag-ment-an essay
On Sprru atorrhc.a with practical observations on
safer, and more successful mode OF tr~atment-pre
.sutoEarY hiats OF the evils resulting from smpiri
sal prsctice-an essay on all diseases arising nom
ludiscre,ion, with plain and siE1ple rules BY which
all persons can cure themselves without mercury
remedies Tor those self inflicted miseres and dissp
pointed hopes 30 unfortunately prevalent In the
goung II lie . truthful advifer 10 the married and
those contemplating marriage. It's psrusal "a psr
:ret doubts Of their physical conditien, and who
oonoc.ous Of having ha1arded the health Happiness
and privilege, 70 which every human being Is en-.
dted 10.
P,ioe Is cents per copy Ave copies for one dol
ar. Mailed free o; postage to any part or tbs Uni
ed StA;e3.
N.B.-Thcse vho prefer may consult DR. La CRoIz
upop any OF the diseases upon which his book treats
either 'ersonslIy or by mail. Medicine sent 20 any
part OF the Union according 20 direct;ons, ssfal,
packed and carefully secured from ell observation.
Address Dr.. IL. p. LA CR0IX, No 81 Maiden Lane
or Post Oti:s Box 579, Albany. Ny.
~ Once open daily from 9 9 N to Q p n, ard on
sunday from uaGl P n
AS-once Rem owed from 10 Sc Beaver S.,
TO 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, N. 7.
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&5s Mott Bedelrs Line. .Gf

NEW YORK, ,.9LEY.4NDRLa, Y.1SHYNGTON
CITY, and DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
PACKETS.
VNHIS LINE OF PACKETS SAILS WEEKI,Y Y
/ from pier Ii East River, New York and oftener
II necessary, and are composed OF tie following first,
class vessels
view schr. a. 7. Bede,i, Bcdell, master.
New schr. Mott Bedeli, A. v. Tredwel
Schr. .7rn d., VIM. Oliver, master.
Sch. loiaia, l.. A. Smith, master.
schr Commander in Chtef, WOg IN, master.
Schr. GrcenpGy, Wilson, master.
These vessels are all fast saIlers and the masters
men OF experience the trade, ana the only repr,-
lar line OF Washington City pack
MOTT BEUELL,
Wall street, N. Y.
3. S. MASTERS l. SONS,
Alexandria, We.
THOMAS RILEY,
FEB l-6m Washington and d. G..
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THE LATE MR.. MEADE'S PICTURES
no BE RAFFLED FOR IN 400 CHANCES
i AT A26 EACH

Ar 1aE E.H1 oH 4" WV NhhN|Es
PRIZE MOL
"St. Thomas Of Vnlsnueva, giving Aims to rhe
Poor, copy of Murilo, by one of his pupils and
touched by that great arst-said to be equal to the
original, cost 81 900.
PRlzR2.
The alteration Of the Wis. Men of the East,n a
genuine Murillo; cost 5000.
PRIzE3
Heal Of our Saviour" by Correggio; cost 81 900
PRIzr4. S,'O''
81, 900.
Mr.. g. A. MATLACK is authorized TO receive
subscriptions in this city, Of whom tickets may De
obtained, Or Of Messrs. TAYLOR & MAURY.
All money received on account of the Rattle will
be deposited in Bank until the drawing takes place,
which will be duly announced.
From the National IntelEgcaceT.
Articles similar to the annexed We have observed
In several distant papers, contained in their Wash
ington correspondence. We are glad to see that q
member of the family is willing to dispose of a part
OF the rare collection of the late Richard W. Meade
who, during his long residence in Spain had oppor
tuhties, which his Opulence enabled him to indulge
for selecting many Of the finest paintings in Spain
that treasure house Of pictorial riches. The dis
turbed state OF the country at the time, moreover
MADE IL favorable for obtaining many gems of art
which would otherwise never have been purchase
BILE.
From the Boston Chronicle.
CHFF D'UGvREE OF ARr.-Seversl chef d,,leryes
OF Murllo, COrreggo, and other mast. rs which were
brought from Spain during revolutionary times nv
the late X. w Meade, have elected the admiration
OF the Capitol. They to be disposed of for ,hr
benefit of daughter of Mr. Meade, residing in New
YORK, after an opportunity has been given to the
public for an examination. feb G. If
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THE VERDANT GRooMsMAN.-On no oc.
casion (says the Springfield Republican,
do people seem more prone to commit
blunders than at wedding. The follow.
ing actually occurred in q neighboring
town:
In the midst ola crowd of witnesses,
the clergyman had Just completed that
interesting ceremony which binds in the
silver bonds ofwedlock two willing hearts
and stretched forth his hands to implore
the blessing of Heaven on the union. AT
this point the groomsmau seeing the open
hands reached out supposed it WAS the
signal for him to surrender the wedding
fee, which was burning in his pocket.
Accordingly just as the clergyman closed
his eyes in prayer, he ielt the pressure Of
two sweaty half dollars in his open palms.
The good man hesitated- Q moment, ap-
palled at the ludicrousness of his situation
but coolly deposited the money in his
pockets and proceeded with his devotion.
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GRATIS
JUST PUBLISHED: A NEW DISCOVERY IN
MEnICINEI

"A FEW words on the Rational Treatment, with
IA out Medicine, Of Spermatorrhea, x
or Local weakness, Nervous Debili M#Ns2
y, Low Spirits, Lassitude, Weak SSIsFsIR
ness OF the Limbs and Back, Indispo- fEA
siton and lncapacity for Study and
Labor, Dizziness of Apprehension, Loss of Memory,
aversion to Society, Love Of Solitude. Timidity,
sell Distrist, Dizziness, Head Ache, Involuntary
Discharges, Pain in the Side, Affection of tn Eyes,
pimpies on the Face, Sexual and other infirmties
in man.
FRoM THE FRENCH OF DR.. b. DE LANEY.
The important fact that these alarming comniain
may easily be removed without Msdicine Is, In this
small tract. clearly demonstrated; and the entirely
new and highly successful treatment, as adopted by
cry one Is enabled TO cure himself perfectly and a,
the least possible cost avoiding thereby all the ad-
veftsed nOstruHs Of the day.
sent to any address, gratis, and post free in G
age stamps to DR.. b. DE clancy, No. IL Lispenard
sueet, New forK. jan Ism
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TO INVENTORS

VNHB once Of 1.-THE Inventors Protection National
l. Union" is On 7th street, opposite the ksst Por.
loo CT the Patent Once, and IL now resdy 10 attend
70 the business Of its members, namely: In making
examinations and soliciting patents, 10.
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