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OF marriage, its duties and disquauncst!onr, ana
their rer7diss; with .iihosrephs, illustrating the
anatomy and physiology, and dseaSss Of the repro.
ductiye organs o. both se1es, tneif structure Uses
sad functions por ular and compreh, nsiye tSea-
tise on the duties and casuaJsss siDgis and mar
ried lfe-happy aud fruitful sJ"sLnes, mode of
curing observation-disclosures 20 tnfsgtls ones-the;r
DEVIATION and rer DyeI-- .cnvrtant hints to those
contemplating rs.g.I.cly, that will overcome CD
ectiops it; non1, bewsvor. should take this ir-
portsnt sep without Gfs. consulting It's pages
oonnsntsriss the diseases and medical treatment
of fen aes foL. Infancy TO old age, each g-sph
caily illustrate. BY beautiful lithogrsphic plates
nervous debility, its causes and cure, by process
1t siRple ssfe and eject ua that failure is
iupossibs-r9lss for daily nenagement--sn essay
on Spormstorrhoes With practical observations OH
safer, and more giccsssfui mode OF tr.atmspt-pIe-
ssudonnry hints OK the evils resulting from smpiri-
cal pFectice-s essay on all diseases arising from
Indscretop, with plain and sim ple rulee By which
all parsons can cure themselves without mercury
remedies for those self inflicted mtseries and dissp
pcinted hopes so CDtpriunstely prevalent In the
young. 1t is truthful adyiser to the married and
these contemplating marriage. It's peruszi Ia par
,ret doubts Of their steal conditie and who
conscious CT having hasarded the hesith hsppnsss
snd privilege, 70 which every human being ID en-
titled to.
Pre. Is cents psr copy, or fvs copies for one do,-
lar haict free OF postage to any part Of the Uni
ted Ststcs. -''' ' ''7'- ..
N. B:-Those WHO prefer may consult Or rs cnoI1
upon any oftke diseases upon which bis ioek sreees
either eIsonsly or o. mail. Medicine SAINT 10 any
port OF the Union according to directors, ssfs,,
-Adsrcss Dr. n. Ia oaOIX, No al Maiden Ian.
OF Post 0fiss Box as, Albany. n. y. -.. % q,
as- Cfice cpeu daily from . m 10 0 p N, aud cc
Sunday from udt:l p 70. "'-. 80
xs- oGiee IL sxaorsd from No. So Beaver S.,
to Maidsa lane, Albany, Ny. ..,.
(as
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THE LATE MR.. MEADE'S PICTURES
flNO BE RAFFLED FOR IN 400 CHANCES
AJAX Each

111E LA l. - MN. 1EACI - ~ u OIsI-s
mo BE RAFELED FOR IN 400 CHANCES
PRIZE MOI
"St. Thomas of Villanueva, giving Aims to riIe
Poor, copy of Murillo, by one of his pupils and
touched by that great arist-sad to be equal 10 the
original, cost a ,oO0 -r
"The alteration of the Wiso Men of the East" q
genuine Murilo; cost 5000. .J
Head OF our Saviour" by COrreggio; cost 81 600
PRIZE 4.
"Hcad Of the Blessed Virgin" by Caregeo; cost
81 600. - . .' ..... .... =. ...
Mr.. s. A. MATLACK is authorized to receive
subscriptions in this city, of whom tickets may De
All money received on account Of the Rattle will
be deposited in Bank until the drawing takes place
which will lie duly announced.
From the National Inteiligencer. @
Articles similar 10 the annexed We have observed
in several dist lnt papers, cOhtaned in their Wash
member of the family is willing TO dispose OF paT,
of the rare collection of the late Richard w. Meade
who, during his long residence i'm Spain, had OppCr
tunues, which his Opulence enabled hun 10 indulge
for selecting many OF the finest paintings in Spain
that treasure house of pictorial riches. The dis
turbed state OF the country al the time, moreover
made II favorable for obtaining many gems of ari
bic. ... ... "a. .-....
From the Boston Chronicle
!. CHyF D'u1vREE or ART.--Severai chef dhI6rTe,
of MurO, C6freggiO, and other mast, rs, which were
brought from Spain during revolutionary times hy
the late r. w Meade, have elected the admiration
Of cOnnOsseurs during the past week i'll the RohnfC
Of the Capitol. They to be disposed of for :ht
benefit Of daughter Of Mr.. Meade, residing in New
York, after an Opportunity has been given TO the
public for an examination. feb g. Il
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State, may present himself befors the su

thorized courts, and apply for naturaliaA.
ton. He must, in the first place, bring
Two cfizens Of the United States 10
swe that he has lived five years In the
country and one in the State, and that
he is person Of good moral character,
attached to the principles Of the Consti-
tuition OF the United States, and well dis
posed to the good order and hap poiness Of
the same After which, he must swear
10 tte same facts substantially himself.
Aad ii these oaths are falsely made, the
naturalization Is void, and the parties
subjected TO imprisonment for perjury.
In the next place, he must prove thst il
has been for two years past his deliberate
intention 70 make application to become
q citizen Of the United States. The only
proof that will be accepted Of this, If be
was of age when he came to this coun-
try, is written declaration of such in.
tention, made two years previous, before
a court, signed by its clerk, and sealed
with its seal. 49,. .......... . q. n
g The next thing required Of him is to
take q solemn oath upon the Bible, to
bear true faith aud allegiance to the
United States, and to renounce all fdeli-
ty to every foreign prince, poteatate,
state or sovereignty whatsoever, and es-.
pecially to such potentate as he had pre-
vious,y been subject OF mentioning by
name the Queen OF England, Emperor OF
Austria, the Pope or whoever may be the
sovereign under whose authority he
lived) Subsequent acts contrary to this
oath are punishable by fine, impriscn-
ment and death. .. ... ... .. 9
Finally he mus: renounce his order
or title of rank and nobility, if he has
any such, and resign his commission, if
he holds one, under any foreign power.
He, his wife and children then be-
come entitled to the rights of American
citizens, so far as the holding of property
is concerned. But he cannot hold GER
tain offices without still further term of
probation. And none but native born
citizen can be President or Vice Presi-
dent of the United States"
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MORE ABOUT LOCKS.

IOsES' ROrATiSI PERiUrATiON PLATE
- LOCK, now son,m' My called the WORLD' =
FAIR LOCK. uuiots key Or kcy-hole. Is the Lock
that secured the outer doors ,f the Herring SAFE the,
contained 81 600 at the Worlds Fair London, 1851
ii being necessary TO upock this before nter lock
in the safe could be unlocked t parties interested
referred 10 the following notice:
r.'' THE NORLD'S FAIR LOCK.
! have this day soid to MeeSrs. STEARNS s.
MARVIN, Manui.rtIHc6s of WILDERiS rMsui
sSalauiauder SaFES, New jTork, the Patent tight ci
my ... 90. ..... ..... ... ...
Commonly called
ZONES ANTI GUNPf'WDER LOCK" or
49,. "TIIE WORLp'S FAIR LOCKS
The latter title was acquired in consequence Oi
this Lock bsiBg placed ina SAT-, at the World 5
Fair With 81 ,0O0 in the Sair, u be the reward oi
any person who could open the door.
The gold remained therein tor period of forty =
five days whilst the visitors got tired OF Timing q
dias, with such poor propect of success, the
bes of cha n,ss being "a, 900 600. .|f = g..
Bankers, jewelers., and Merchants who desire ia
have these Locks upon their doors, can have thsGi
by applying to Stearns Marvin, No. 146 Water
street, WHO have tho exclusive right manufacture
said Locks in the United States.
....r.......t ... HENRY T.. JONES.
Newark, N. j., January s0Gn 1853.
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The BELLR AND THE STUDENT.-At q
certain splendid evening party, haugh.
ty young beauty turned to student who
stood near her. and said: .,. . .
cousin John, understand your &C.
centric friend L is here. L have
great curiosity to see him. DO bring
him here and introduce him to me"
The student went in search OF his
friend, and at length found him lounging
ON a sofa.
"Come, T., my beautiful cousin
Catharine wishes to be introduced to you"
said he. - vi-l .-.. .-.-.. .. ...
"Well, trot her. out, Jehn," drswled
L---with an affected yawn.
John returned to his cousin and ad-
vised her to de!er The introduction till q
more favorable time, repeating the an
swer he had received. .s.
The beauty bit her lip; but the next
moment she said, well. never fear, shall
insist on being introduced.
After some delay. l. was led up
and the ceremony Of introduction was
performed. Agreably surprised at the
besuty and ccmmanding appearance Of
! Catharine, L. made . profound bow;
! 'but. instead Of returning it, she stepped
! backward, and raising her eye-glsss, sur.
yeyed him from head to foot, and then
! waving the back Of her hand towards
him, drawlsd out, "rrot him of, John!
that ID enough"
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BENEFITS OF ADvRsrIsIsG

;fhe following from the New Bedford
Standard is worth the trouble of reading
by all business men:
almost every day, we have practical
demonstrations presented to our notice of
the benefits of advertising. We have q
little Instance in our mind now which
we will relate. A short time since, .
patron left an advertisement Of q farm
which he had for sale, for insertion in the
Standard. lie also ordered some bills of
the sale for the purpose of posting in
public places. The vertisement sp-
peared in the afternoons paper, and BE-
fore the bills were ready for delivery at
our Office, purchaser had been found for
the property by means of the paper, and
the farm had been sold. This Is only one
among the hundreds Of instances of the
benefits Of advertising that fall under our
notice. Advertising is in fact the motive
power of all business. No man can Sc
cure the public trade without first in
forming the public what goods he can
offer them, and what his system of doing
business is. A man might as well at
tempt, Dame Partington like, to wipe up
the ocean with a mop, as to try to do
business without employing the public
press. Papers that have the largest class
of readers, should be selected as the me-
dunn of communication with the public.
Il paper that every body reads, is GER
trinity preferable to one that has but
limited circulation and is seen in but
very few houses, shops or places of pub
lie resort.
Our business community generally ad-
yertise very literally. They seem TO be
fully advised Of the rich returns which
judicious advertising make, and manifest
a determination to improve every facility
that offers to increase .hsir trade. There
are few sluggish, old fogies, "slow
coaches" in every community who ap-
pear to be unmindful of the power Of the
press as applied to the trade; but the sad
falling off in their business, the daily ac-
cumulations of dust and cebwebs upon
their wares, are teaching them impressive
lessons of screw being loose somewhere
in their business machinery.
Trade will not seek out the merchant.
lie must solicit it, and by frequent COM
munications with the public through the
press. direct it to his doors. A man
starts in business. How are the public
to know thst he is even in business with
out be informs them Of the fact 2 How
are they to know what he has to sell, or
that he wants To sell anything, unless he
tells them of it 4? The grand secret Of
successful trade lies in one word, and it
is to ADVERTISE 20
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A Mott Bedelrs Limo. &

NEW YORK, ,-3LEX.9NDRE.f, H-iSHLNGTOE
CITY, IND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
..- P.dCKETS. ....
TNHTS LINE OF PACKETS SAILS WEEK. Y
Il from pier Ia last River, New York, and oftener
II necessary snd are composed of the following first
class vessels:
New schr a. ;. Bedeu, Bedell, master.
New schI. Mott BedsH, a. V. Tredweu-
Schr. Ann d., VIM. Oliver, master
Sch. T'OiGnt, l.. A. Smith, master.
schr. Commander in Chtef, Wogi I'm, master.
Schr. GTeeSrGy, Wilson, master.
These vessels are all fast saIleE, and the masters
men Of eIpensnee m The trade, and the only resu-
lar line Of Washington CITY packets.
MOTT BEORLL,
. Wall street, ". Y.
s. 8. MASTERS & SONS,
go -" Alexandria, Va.
THOMAS RILEY,
feb l-Sm Washington and ID. G.
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PROPOSALS FOR0IL FOB LIGHTHOUSES
... TREASURY DEPARTMENT, , --

..... TREASURY DEPARTMENT, --
OTFIoE LIoHr HOusE HOARD,
March 10, ls55.
NEAIlED PROPOSALS will be received AT ihis
- othee unul l. O'Clock, p. IN , on Monday, illr
5elh day OF March instant, 1855, for supplying the
hight house eslablishneHt with dve thousand COO
gallons best quality spring strained sperm ui, IN
strong, small irGn bound casks prime oder free
from leakage, containing from thirty To forty gallons
each, and not excetding average of thi. ty fivO
gallons each, % he delivered board of ship al
Tie city OF New York within ten dnyi after written
eoiIee 10 the cOnract0r shall have been received by
him, free OF ehergr, other Than the contract price
70 the United States 70"
The oil contracted for under the fotesainR prOpo-
sails to be subjected 10 the usual tests OF specific
.r avity, Temperature Ut which n will rem ain hmpd
by burning ami such other mesns As may be- thought
lHopsr BY the person or persons to whom ilI; duty
may be assigned by ihr Light-iiouse Board, before
II viii be accepted. All tests aad nspecuols Ia be
IN ade pIiOr To The transportation OF the 0 from the
contractor warehouse or other place OF deposi,e.
. The oll 20 remain limpit NJ Temperature OF ~
degrees Of FahTenLeit or lower.
An bids must be sealed and endorsed "Proposais
fo6 Oil tor Light houses," and then placed IN an
osr enyeiops and directed 10 The Secretary OF the
Light House 6OaL,, Wa.hington, d. C.. ., go. 0
The board, uL ser the suth2dy oftse departures
=, ssy1 me Jst % REJECT sny bid, :hcugnii nsy
amsunt ~. + ~ " -" -
Ey order Of The Light Aopse Bonrd o..
THORNTON A. JENKINS,
= mar !1TIeoc.Nr IeS, tsa ,,r,Lst essresaiy'
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PROSPERI's CORNET BAND NO.

NHR. FREDERICK PROSPERI begs leave 10 in
lNl form his friends aIc former patrons that this
baud has ben fully re-organized and is low under
OF the most d1ehhc Musicians in thr city, TO fur
nish music for Ba, Parties, parsdes, Pic Mics, Es-
cg,sons, Sc at the shortest notice possible, BY aP
ply-iu. 60 F2EDERtCk PROSPEEI, Leader, CHS.
PROSPEai, Conductor, HlLROS HITZ'S mu-
sic pepot, on al PETEG TALTAVUL5, opposite
the Garrison, Garrison street. Navy Yard.
feb lg-3ms "a. .--. ..-..
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FANCY GOODS, PERFBMERY, &c.

HUTCHINSUN & MUNRO, are now opening Of
Ill the store, No. 31C Pa. avenue, q splendid
assortment Of GOODS, IN the above line, enume.
rating in part as fellows VIII fine Cabas, Dress iIs
Gases, Porte Nonnaies, L ari Cases. Jewell Boxes,
Shells, Shell Boxes, Jet Ornaments, Lubins', fver's
and other choice Extracts. PoDiades, Superior Bay
Water, Combs and Brushes in grt AT variety, and In
short everything to be usually found IN first class
Fancy store, and they cordially invite their friends
and the public 10 give them call.
Their Store is the first door west Of MeSsrs. Iar
per 4 Co.'s, between Ninth and Tenth PTS. ...
mar off
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DENTISTRY

nR. hUNSCS respectfully calls public attention
- 20 his new, patent, sld GREATLY z,rzA
IMPROVED method o7 setting artificial siSsel
Seeth, With Continuous Gum-tha very N~sYlffY
PkRFECTI0E or TtE ART. This etyfa -
Of Teeth he's the fallGv advantages over all ethars
wis: GREAT STRENGTH, CLEANLINESS, COM
fORT, and BEAUTY, yiaing with Nature In theEe
respects, and some others exeeling. Public inspec
ton 10 respectfully solicited. Please cal! and soc
speoimecs-
CAUIT0E.-No other Denti5s in the Distflct of
Cola Abis hss 9 right 70 make this style of Teeth
y. b. Teeth constitutontiiy hsslthy, plugged
and war ranted for lie
ofscs All house ct No. 2os street, near II. cor
ner ef Perr,SivGefa ayent. and 14th street.
nov IH--tf
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T. q. PHILLIPS COACH FACTORY,

AT Eighth st, adjoining hsin-y's Livery Stables
nWING to the increased trade which q generous
" petltshss bestowed upon me, have besu COM
PEELED to crest neE and larger builting for the
csrry ing on OF my business. Here shall bs en-
sbled 70 execute all orders entrusted t. Es with
ssssttr facilities sad dispatch, aud would respect
ruby solicit continuance o. the publs's patronage.
Carriages en- / Wagons, of the most mod m sly e,
bailt Of the best materials, and warranted TO Civ.
satisfaction, .....
"spsirs OF .ysry description punetually ATTENDED
To. r.... -... E-- a.. Z
For sails, chssp, a secondhand Clarence Carriage,
nearly neg. Nec 26-tt
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NATURALIZATION.

The following is the most concise and
correct definition Of naturalization that
we have seen. and will be useful end in
structivs to cur readers. We fni it
copied ia tho Boston Bee: q. -..
a foreigner who has resided five
years in the United States and one in .
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SILVERWARE.

4 VERY pretty assortment of Silver Coffee Sets
IA Pitchers, GOb,cts, Cup, Creams, and ali kinds
of Spoons and Forks, and variety OF Fancy Silver
ware, suitable for presents, viz: Soup and Oyster
Ladies, eruInh Scrapers ish, pie and cake Knives
Cream and Sugar Spoons, etc. is offered At low ai
ces and warranted sterling.
II. SENKEN,
No. $50 PA. Avenue, bet. 9Th and lorffs;s.
Ia.
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GRATIS
JUST PUBLISHED: A NEW DISCOVERY IN
MEnTCINEt ..


a FEW words on the Rational Treatment, with
IA out Mediase, Of Spermatorrhea, >&sa=J
or Local Weakness, Nervous Dsbili- "a
~, Low Spirits, Eassitude, Weak SZe%
ness Of the Limbs aud Back, Indispo- ~
ntiou and fncapacity FOR Study and
Labor DalIness Of apprehension, Loss Of Msanery,
aversion To Society, Love OF Solitude. ,Fmijity,
Self Distrust, Dizziness, Head Ache, INVOLUNTARY
Discharges Pain in the Side Affection Of ths Eyes
Pinples on the Face, Sexual and ,.tfer ipiirmities
in man.
FROM THE FRBNcHioP Dn. b. DE LANEv.
The Hhperaatfa fact tifat there alarming compiai INT.
may easily DO Te;aOyed.wthout Medicine is, in th,.
ANAL tract, clearly demonstrated; and the entirely
new and highly successful treatment, as adopted by
the author, fully explained, by means Of which ev-
cry one s caied cure himself perfectly, and al
the least possible eOsi, avoiding ihereby nl the Id,
vertised nostrums Of the day.
Sent fu any address, gratis, and post free IN d
sealed envelope nv rematiIlg post aidl two post
age stamps TO DR.. b. DELANEY, No. II Lispsnard
street, New York. jan l7-3m
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CHEAPEST BOOK EVER
PUBLIsHEr, and ecu tanning
nearly d uLis the quantity OF
1ea ring matter in tbat Of the
FIFTY CENTS 0RfT0LLAE
PUBLICATIONS. =
u treats on the PHYSIOLO-
dY OF MARRIAGE, and the
seoret 1. frinities and disorder
Of youth and mstoIi:s, Te-
tu,tirs from excese>e, which
destroy thephYEicsl o nd men
tal poUera with ohseruef;oau
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PALMER'S, PATENT LEG.

T'HlS ANEKICAN INVENTION
/ stands uDrivai,ed beth in tins county e,
andin Europe. Itis worn by 900 persons, 81
and with most astonishing success. In e.
competition with 30 Other substitutes OF VI
the best tfeach, English, and German E
manufacture IL feceived the award of tho VI
GsEAT MEDAL at the WORLDS ExHIBt-'- II,
TIoS IN LONDON, IA the best artificial
limb known. In this country ittias been
thirty times exhibited, in competition I
with all Others, at the aRnual Fairs in the
pbhefpa cities. and ha 5, in every instance,
received the award Of the hirhesf or first
premium. And as O crowning honor, by -
the unanimous approval OF an interna- Il
tiOnal council. the " Ficsf Prclnium'' = K
onay 'SHreT Medal gwen fer LIrnbs-was ava
hcinventor, at the New York Crystal Palace.
Pamphlets giving full infornat.cn, sent graft
every applicant. ... r. FRANK PALMER,
81. 355 Chesnut street, PhiladeIphi
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To INVENTORS

V'nS once CT f'Hchs Inventors Protection Nstiopa
1 Cnion" ia on IL street., opposite tAe East Por
to or tbs Pstsnt Ocs, aud ia nov rsady 20 stten3
10 tbs ocEtaess OF rs E1snbsTs, namely: In rskns
sxtsIsn-siohS ent sSi1,ittng patents, 6c.
Inventors ara inYlci 70 c&n AMI get . copy Of u
ConEt;iud0n AID ~ laws, sg3 gheIs any inSorraa
tsoa vii Be g4Ten rssrsS.laS the Union. .....
Al lstts<5 IN eUI5s r1CSI IS directed 20 his Of
toe, Naere sttsntsoa viii - Sven kame5lstsly.
A E.odsi shop J. a co1t >Stioa With tbs once
waers sloisls % d4A3s - order et tho shortss
pot.o, I. q. CLAYTON.
a. t1-ly Frssii.ut l. P. n. d.
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AATHEaAT1CAL INSTRUMENTS.

MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS.
M rs. " An OERSOX has received large aud
INl complete sssortm at Of Msthsms ioal Instru.
ments and Drawing Astsrls Of superior quality
The 81 18th. .E.atca instru neats sre chiefly Of Swiss
msauf.c .c.3ry III css's, Sru Ia ssparste pieces
Water trtor. snd OH soio-s Drawing pa 2srR sf sy.
eSsSaAjsys..- s.---,-..-
Is. Sfuii:s u f1SSias s7d Painting.
dee @AH-- - 80 - HJ6 Psuo sysufls,
DUTNlM's M1GAziNt tor March. - = -
Il fRANCK TAYLOR,
~ s-t.s ns2i 9Fs9 :sellsa.;.'. Ill =
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STEARNS g. MARVIN.

'' SUCCI ssORs TO Rich Co,
...-F.-. .-.- .--. IA * li6 Water ST., y. Y,
THE ONLY MAkGRS OF SALAMA ANDE z
SAFES, combining HILDER'S and RICH PAT
EMS so = j. H., HOWELL, Agent,
niar I'M Georgetown, ID. G.
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: AR N1YI IN

~. 50 As1sr gTss:, 9;azs-,q-sns ,..
gS e sysrs1 70 ft-Fish BAILs. pNse-s, eo,rEEs
wEDpiSes, &C, win eysrythirs Ia ihe Confec
uoIlry line, 10 any part Of the Dsict, az The shost
C., nOlIee, and On The most reasonable terms.
len HTS f.,;,.;s,
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SPLENDID. RATTLE.

"TILL be Rafhed for as soon as the requisite
w number Of Chances have been taken, the fol
10 wing splend and costly articles, viz. De zee
lsi Prize. One splendid gold Paper Weight,
containing an hutomatOn Singing Bird
aud 6day .ChrOnOmeter, most beautifully
decorated and adorned with enamelled
81 600
2d Prize. One Lady's Gold Wateh, richly set
with Diamonds and Painting on Enamel... 1870
Sd Prize. One Lady's Gold Watch, richly set
with Diamonds, and PainuBg on Enamel. l20
9th PrIze One Gents Full ye Aeled Patent
Lever with Compensatory golt Huntiug
lUJ
5th Pnze- Lady's Gold Hunting Watch, snen-
dldy 10
. 'l.. 0 o.
There will be Two Hundred Chances, at Ten
Dollars each. - .r e..
The rafie will take place at Hilbus & Hitz' Nu
sic IRpcs, star Bdldingsj corner Pa. avenue and
llth street, where Tickets can be procured and the
articles exhibition.
Persons desirUus Of possessing sSme Of the mos,
superb articles OF workmanship eyer exhibited have
now opportunity offered them OF obtaining such
a. an eIIeasely low price. ...f..'r f..
Call and examine for yourselves At the Music De
pot of HlLBUS & HITZ, Star Buildings, between
the hours of O'Clock a. M. and p. m.
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and Sftnghen the system, rever PROSTATE in aud
can be used for infants well as adults.
Fsr sHie by Respectable dealers everywhere, and
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Georzetogns and J. z. PIERPONT, Alexandra.
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