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no. 52s.1
T NOTICE OF The DIscoNTINUANCE

0fthe United STATES land office at Jcersonrile, Pin
eennes and WinGmGc, Indiana.
TNDER the provisions of the second section of
~ the act of Congress, approved June r. 1910,
which declares "that whenever the quantity Of pub
lie lands remaining unsOld in any land district shall
be reduced TO number of acres less than one hun
dred thousand, il shall be the duty of the Sec
retary of the Treasury TO discontinue the land
office for such district and if any land in any
such district shall remain unsOld the time of the
dlscontInuance OF land Office, the same shall be
subject TO sale al some one OF the existing land of
lccS most convenient 10 The district i'm which tie
land office shall have been discontinued Of which
the Secretary of the Treasury shall give notice =:
and ipasmuch as the It'll section OF the act approved
1Ih September, Isfl, authorizes the Secret,ry of
the Treasury to coatinue any land district in which
Is situated the seat of government If any one OF the
States, notwithstanding the quantity of land unsoid
IN such district may not amount TO more than one
hundred thousand acres, when in his opinion such
continuance may be required by public convenience
or in order TO close the land system in such State al
convenient point under the provisions of the act
on that subject approved June IL, 1910, and inns-
much as the duty ADORE required hos been derolred
upon The Secretary Of the Interior BIZ sthc act TO es
1919: S"'
Notice is accordingly hereby given that. in view
of reports from the land officers AT JErFERsosyIIIr
VINcESSEs, and WISAMAC, that the vacant land in
each OF said districts is reduced below one hundred
thousand acres, the Secretary Of the Interior uth
the appreciation of the President has directed tha,
The land Offices at JEEFERsoNvILLE, V1NCENNEs and
WNAMAc; IN the State of Indiana, be discontinued.
and the lands remaining unsold at the time of the
discontmaance be maie subject to sale at the land
office at INDIA&APo1Is, the seat of government of
said State, -
Lands remaining unsod, and appropriated by
law and subject TO private entry within the limits
Oh the dstrlste now discontinued, will TO be
subject 10 entry as heretofore at those Offices, from
the date of the receipt Of this notice by the reg
and receivers thereof, and the land officers al INDI
ANAPoLIs Will give public notice of the day on
which they will be prepared TO receive applications
for entries OF any such lands at their Office. s.
JOHN WILSON. ..
Commissioner of General Land Office.
JANUARY 25, 1855. -- -.
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THE ART UNION OF LONDON.
v FOR THE CURRENT YE.fR

PLAN FOR THE CURRENT YER.
'INlE list Is now open, and every subscriber OF
Il $3.50 will be entitled to-
|. An impressoa of Plate, by J. T. WiDore,
A. X. A., from the original picture by }. J. Cha
Ion, X. A., "a Water Party.n
III. Volume containing thirty Wood Engraving
illustrating subjects from Lord Byron's Poem
of "Childe Harolde." And
Ill. The chance of obtaining one of the prizes 10
be allotted at the general meeting in April,
which will include
The right to select for himself valuable work OF
art from one of the public exhibitions. Statutes in
bronze Of her Majesty Oh Horseback. by Il. Thor
neycroft Copies in bronze, from an origin al odel
in relief by X. Jefierson Of The Entry OF the Duke
OF Wellington into Madrid. Statutes in porcelain
or parian. Proof Impressions Of large Lithograph
by L. III. Mcguire. after the original picture by w.
P. Firth, r. a, "The Three Bows,n from Mo-
Heres " Durgeois Gentilhomme."
honorary Secretaries for Washing ton, Messrs.
TAYLOR x MAURY, Booksellers. ian "a
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NOTICE TO PRE.sMpTIoN oL.Ia.Ns,

NOTICE TO PRE.EMPTION CLaIMANSS
Under the &C: Of Congress approved 81 of March
1852 entitled Gan ect 20 extend pre- enpt.ep rights
to certain settlers therein mention the pre- emil
ito laws were extended yer he above mentioned
alternate odd Numbered sect as within X miles en-
each side OF the route OF the road where the settle
emit and improv sment were made prior t. the date
OF Ale tnaen, proven up and psid fc" at the rate
otto dollars aud ftty cents per acre, bsfore the
day fsed for the publ, sale; and by the cot sp
proved 17th March, 1854, entitled San sct for the
relief Of settlers lands served for railroad pur-
20 persons who settled ard improved the abov
named sections por to the date of soithdrasoaL will
be entitled to emptons at the ordinary mioim
price Of the public lands, at the rate Of enc dollar
aud twenty-five cents per acre, If proven ee ana
psii for bef're the day fixed for the pubic saIe:-
Tbs reofe, every person entitled 10 the rigt Of pre-
mption in any Of the slternsts odd numbered sec
tO17 above Dentone within o. miles of the route
OF the road, uod"r the set Of Sd Msrth 1883 above
referred to- settlements made prior to the 4th Of
February, 1853, CHE date Of a1oment) or under me
act Of .! Oh March, 1854 on settlements made prior
to the dat CT tho original wiihlr avail of the lands
from market, likewise every person entitled to pre-
emp,ion under the act Of 27t! March, 1854 in auy
OF the lands outside Of the male limits directed II
BE- restored 70 tnry the II til day Of March ne It.
Ia required To cs,sbls the same to the satisf ction
VI he relister and receiver Of the proper Ia I'd Office
and make payment therefor at the prc, eyed by
law as soon as practicable sitter seeing this notice.
and before the dsy appointed for the publ sale or
restoI alton to market of the lands embracing the
tract claimed; otherwise such clsi will be forfeited
..': Pol" JOHN WILSON, .
Commissioner Of General Land Once.
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SOMETHING NEW.

OPPOSITE THE MARKET ON PENNSYLyA-
~ MA AVENUE. doors below Ninth street,
Is NEW CLOTHING STORE for Men and Boys,
opened this day. DECKER, enc Of the cheapest
Clothing Merchants In the North. has determined
TO oner to the citizens Of Washington and vicinity
bis excellent Clothing at the lowest Northern prices
TO; cash only. There the --i
POOR MAN -i-.
will hnd just such Clothing Store as has long been
wanted in Washington. His motto is cheap for
cash, and ONE PRICE ONLY.
good substantial vcollen coat he will cell for
81 IS; and heavy winter pants, well lined for 81 %;
and ne coats, overcoats, and vests, In proportion
Good wool and cotton underFhrts, hosiery, gloves.
60, cheaper than the cheapest. nov lift
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PROPOSALS FOE MAIL BAGS.
Posr orFlck nEt.Rrmssr.

IS ~ ..,c Posr oFFicK nEpARrMssr.
f,rJ,, January IL, 1855.
- department until O'Clock a. m, of the 23d Of
hp next Tor furnishing for four years from the ls,
aay Oh July next, in such quantities and a. such
uMes as may be required and ordered for The mail
wit: 'f.. .'.- - -
---- Canvas Mail Bugs
Size No. 70 inches IN length and O. incht in
cncumference,) TO be made of cotton canvass
weighing Is ounces 10 the yard Of "a inches width
the yarn of the fabric To be doubted and twisted and
fve-fols.
Size No. 3 al inches i'm length, and as inches in
circumference to be made of cotton canvass
weighing Il ounces TO the yard of % inches width
and the cloth 10 be woven in every respec, like tina,
Of the first size of bags.
Size No. 8, 90 inches in length and 3S inches in
circumference,) TO be made of cotton canvass
weighing I'D ounces tn the yard of % inches width
and TN cloth To be woven as above descr,br,,
The canvass bags of sizes Nos ana; are ~ hp
made WIN suftlcieLt numher of eyelet holes and
provided with strong cord to secure their moi,tIs
~ are ID be well and distinctly marked fTT. =
above specified. - , - ''' 'O'S
Leather g7s3 Canvass Po,,ebss
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The BAsQUE.-The most sensible and
graceful style ever adopted by woman,
for dressing her charms corporate, is that
of the basque and skirt. Deny it as
= ancient ladies may, there is point, de-
fined every day by affsctionato husbands,
loving brothers, and accepted lovers,
with, an encircling arm, which forms a
natural division of the dress of a woman.
The waist is one and the skirt is ano.
Their. No angel should ever deform a
waist-no point behind, or point before.
d The rounded outline above and below
. the natural point Of cincture should be
fully preserved, and no contrivancu has
ever done so well as the basque.
Besides, It gives an opportunity for
any required contrast or harmony in the
skirt, stopping stripes at the point where
they ought to stop, and breaking up,
g economizing, distributing and individu-
ailzing charms that were else contained
IN TIE folds of uniform-a broad, long;
monotoasuS waste Of silk, merino, mus
?, lin, and calico.-Springfed Republican.
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= TRAVELLERS, DIRECTORY.
r ATHAM,s LINE OF OmNIBUsE

r ATHAM's LINE OF OMNIBUsEs
and ~ ana III and 3X m. VIII
leave Washington At 6, IL. and 10 a e7@E
M, 3k and I p N. - .r'a ses.s .-s
Seats can be secured at the Office, Fairfax st.,
and Newion's Mansion House ; in Washington, al
Halls Segar Store an Kirkwood House.
This Line runs regularly winter and summer 70,
the accommodation of the Public.
Passengers called for and taken 10 their residences
If not too far. -.... ..-.--- =
FARE-For the first trip up and last tim down.
% cents; all other regular trips 25 cents.
Trunks extra. LATHAM & COOK.
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NEW STORE, NEW STORE.

LrNssiaNa dreatle, oPposits ths Bunk V Wdihin otoN
ARR. THOMAS bELBANY respectfully invites
Nl the attention Of the public 10 examine hii
stock Of GOODS, which hs has op>ned on Lousisns
avenue between Sixth and Seventh streets oppoeite
lions of Teas, &C., Imperial, Gunpo1dsr. ana Rl.S
Tea Winas and Liquors, OF ali sorts, Which he csr
sell at the lowest prices for cash or approved ransr
Besides al the D.oesssriss for Grocery Businsss
VIZ: brooms, sucsets, Cedsr Tubs, Matches. &c,
&C. r; ss eau sad e. for ycasely,s, ~
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... GROIN
BALTIMORE STEAMSHIP LINE
BETWEEN >s>.~-,A, NEW YORK
BALTIMORE I'm BOSTON,

"HL dispatch Steamer daily from Baltimore
w and NewYork, and twice week from Boston
to Baltimore aud Baltimore to Boston.
This line affords unequalled facilities 10 the b,si
ness men of the District Of Columbia. The Agents
al either point viii receive freight and give through
bill Of Iading to Washington al the lowest rates IT
for freight promptly attended to by the following
agents; A. e. HALL, .r-E
SO Exchange Place, Baltimore.
III. B. CROMWELL.
n- -a- Corner Washington and Albany sts., N. Y.
20 - -. JNO. w. SCHANK,
jan l4-d3m Foot Of India Wharf. BostDn
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PIANOS!-PIANOSI
! Az13anET
i56x.ft

WIE beg leave to call the attention OF the public
w 10 our stock of Pianos now on s.ses.-~
hand, consisting of superb finished z, 0
613 and octave rosewood case in
struments from the worid-renownedu X.V y
manufacturers Of Hsllet, Davis & Co., Boston. and
knabe. Gaehle Co., Baltimore, comprising in all
the largest most reliable and select assortment ever
offered in this city. Also, Stools. Covers, SC.
Old Pianos taken in exchange.
We will make reasonable discounts for cash, Oh
sell on time. JOHN +. ELLIS,
No. 3O6 Pa. avenue, near Tenth street.
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EVENING STAR.
HEAUIIEuL sTARzAs.

Huead them the paths they have notknosn !,
ISAIAH XIII, TO- ~.
Ets How few who from their youthful dav- q.
'rr 81 Look % what their life NAV be: 80.
Painting the visions of the way
.-~ In coiors sOft, and bright and free as
= How few who TO such paths have eroaght
CD Inc hopes and dreams of early thought.
For God. through ways they have not known
VIII lead His own. =
The eager hearts, the souIx of fir.
VINO pant to tod for God aud man.
And view with eyes of keen desire
-. - The upland way Of toll AMI pain:
Amostw'th scom they think of rest
r1s- r OF holy cain, OF tranquil brr nst,
lsl put 'oe 1ia;InoSgh ways they have not known,
4 owier task on them il laid
With love 10 make the labor light:
And there theirbeaufy they must shed
--a - On quiet homes and lost 10 sight. -I..-
Changed are their visions high and fair
sd. Yet, calm ard stilf. tiey labor there: Ls
--- For God, through ways they have not known,
VIII lead Ills own.
The gentle heart that thinks with pain,
IL scarce can lowiIesi tasks fif6i
So. And, a il dared It's life to sean,
-..- Would ash but pathway low and still
Dften such iOwly hear y brought
70 act with power beyond its ,hoaqht
For Got. through ways they have not known.
RHlead his own.
And, they tire bright who long "a proy.
la joyous path, in clOudless lot
How resh from Earth their grateful love-
go. 4 an spring Wi bout stain or Sport
O often such youthful heart is given
q Tbe path of grief "a, walk in Heaven: ..
-~- r0F Tod through ways they have not known
So. - VIII lead His own.
-r = Nai matter what The path shall be- -.
mat end is clear and bright To Niev. /
We known tllas we a strength shall see
Whate er The day may bring to do
T.. - We see the end, the house of God,
- But NOT inc path - that abode; t-.
For Cod, through ways they have not known,
I'd. - --s- "Ih lesi His own.
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
"a % aR

On and after Tuesday, NOu. Z, 1854,
fSNHE Cars leave Alexandria daily for Gordops-
l. wills and intermediate stations at X O'Clock,
g. n, on the arrival of the boat from Washiny
giving ampls time for breakfast on board. Con.
Meeting at Manassas Junction with train for Gtrss-
burg, ct Warrenton Jun ction with train for War
renton, and at GordonSvlle with the trsins on tie
Virginia Central Railroad for Richmond, Charlottes-
Vile, and Stauntop.
The cars leave 9ordonsYille daily for Alexandria
and intermediates stations, at n before IL n,
the arrival OF the trains OF the Virginia Central rail
road from Richmond Charlottesville, and Stsunton.
= - Z THROUGH TICKETS.
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FOR MOUNT VERNON,

..-r. FOR MOUNT VERNON.
- <E~ On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
49, Fare round trip 81; from Alex
endIia IS cents -The THOMAS COLLYER Ieayes
Washington st and Alexandria ut o4 O'Clock.
Coaches leave the Capitol for the boat ct 81 oclk
Coach fare 10 cents. ..
Persons wishing the Coaches will leave their resi-.
deies with Geo. Thos. Parker.
Refreshments on the boat. --.-....
OFT 2S-dtf SAM'L GEDNyY, Cant
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For Lynchbrrg, connecting with tho stages ct
Charlottesville, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri.
days. a, -.
For Luray and Nsw Market, connecting with the
sages ct Culpeper, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat
urdsy. -.
For Winchester daily, connecting with the steges
ct Piedmont
For Middlabu-g daily, connecting With the stages
at the Plains. 70
Per order: w. d. BROCKETT, Agent.
nov 5-df .#t y.
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AN APPEAL TO COMMON SENSE.

LET THE SICK HEAR THE TRUTH.
C.PTAIS Observation-Disclosures known his test
mony will be conclusive. But lest those who do
not know the Captain should be sceptcal, DIR. Daw
son s. Bro, with others Of the best known and most
highly respectable citizens of EaEton, endorse his
wonderful cure by
HAMPTON's VEGETABLE TINcTURE.
EAsTos, Oct. 4, lisa.
MessT,. Mortimer 8 Bor,-cy:
GenGemen-I feel il my duty 10 you and the pub
lie tn certify TO the effects Of Hamptons Vegetable
Tincture. ! was for more than five years laborns
under disease of Chronic Rheumatism. and the
great part Of that time was so he'll less that had
to be helped from my bed and dressed in my clothes
bee anne reduced 10 a mere skeleton. All the med
icInes took done me no good, and continued to
grow worse. heard of Hampton's TInctnre and
thought would give II 4 trial. At this time did
not expect TO live day after another. did not
take il 1.-THE Tincture) for the rheumatism, but in
4 short time was well If that disease. From the
effects Of your incture and the help Of God am
now getting in good health.
wish all the afflicted 20 try Hsmpton's Vegetable
Tinctu.e, as have done, with the same effect that
it has on Your obedient servant,
.-. ISAAC BENJAMIN.
We are acquainted with Isaac Benjamin: sold
him some OF Hampton's Vegetable Tncture, and be-
DAwsos b Bro.
From our knowledge OF Captain Benjamin we are
confident that the above statement is true and un-
exaggerated. j. A. Johnson,
CHARLES ROBINSON.
Call and get pamphlets gratis, and see cures Of
Cough, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dys-
pepsa, Nervousness and General Weakness. As a
female medicine or for delicate children we believe
IL unequalled. ...
Sold by MORTIMER s. MowBRAY, lao Balti
more street, Baltimore; and 30f Broadway, n. York
CHAs. STOTT Co, J. b. MOORE, ID. B. CLARKE,
CLARKR BowLING, w. ELLIOT, and II. McPHER
SON, Washington; also, by II. s. Y. CTssEL, George
town, and G. Z. BERRY, Alexandra, and by Drug
gsts everywhere. ian ctr
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"HO'S WHO IN 1855, l pocket volume
w Dod's Parliamentary Companion Tor 1855, l
pocket volume - -'
British Army List for 1855 az
Fritish Navy List do
The Planetary Worlds, their Topography and
Telescope Appearances, by j. Breer, Cambridge
Observatory, vol 80.
BlackwOod's Almanac for 1885 .,.
Impaired by last steamer by ~ ..
feb2 ..sri FRANCK TGVIOR
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CEoONDHAND PIANOS For s.Ip

SEOOND-HAND PIANOS FOR SALE
- OR RENT.-We have in store four pis,os ,vo
Of Chicke1Dg and two of Andre Stems, which we
Offer low for cash, or good notes, or win rent on
moderate terms. '''3 y - 7" :
New Music expected tomorrow morning.
,. JOHN. +. ELLIS,
lhAs see Pa,
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PHIlAonPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
6NIDER's WINES

TOHM v. sHIDER, Dealer IN Wins, q TIE
81 hruef old established Htss Stovs Of JACOB
SNLDKR, ", Nc. 70 Walnut strest, tour eeors -.
low Fourth street, whsrs oo1sssnrs vfn - supplied
With WINS and LIQUORS on the nost soeouno
dating terms.
JACOB SNYDER, Jrs Agent for he In
porraticn Of FORUGH RLEEA onee MOI Wal
nut street, Philacelphis, where be k prsPered to
reeeive otde for the special Importstico o. wines
&C. fforn various house. In Europe In cnsntfSes OF
apgis coscp and awards; sne also solicts fof his
Bon, JOHN pAUGHAN eNIpBR, the psrsnAss y
bis friends gnd fozmcr eustoElers:
- Au Wines ordered for Wsshington VIZ Be do
livered by Express free Of fright fe%H
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T1DIAA DoCT0R. j.

OScrf h!s Professional services to the citizens OF Bal
liEnore. u can crre al kinds ofcs,ecrs-.:kst than
,ut uithcat pain, or the use Of any knife. I cen
-ur, all dude Of Fiji and spssms, Rheumstic Pains
Consumption, Dropsy, Dyspepsis, Piles, Palsy, or
,uy other simeut the human ismily are subject TO-
He can stop Bleeding from the Lungs or fose, any
distances from the patient, BY moving tbs patients
a.me. / wAs horn blind, and a. studied several
yesrs under an Indian Doctor who vss among tbs
~ild Indians thirteen years.
DR.. SPENCER hes removed from Mr.. Buckley's
Boarding Eouse, to
aus lift baltimore. Nd.
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BAIfIT0RI AlIRfEIIHf!.
eaeRoY d. 6nIYs.

ROE Ard H. SMITH. eReRaI d. 1nIYss
~ ID. SMITH - CO., Manufacturers and
". Dealers Ia ALCOHOL, CAMPHENk, ETHk
RIAL OIL, &c. No. "a 8. CALVERT sTRLKT, op-
posite Water street, BALTIMORE, Nd
mar lily
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DIAPER MOlSTENER-A New Invention for
Il moistening the leaves of Copying Book, Post
age Stamps, Envelopes, and mOisten the fingers
when counting bank bills Also. useful tor various
other purposes. 81
IL will be found an indispensable article for every
desk. II is perfectly SIMPLE and cheap, and must
come into general use.
TAYLOR s. MAURY,
jan Ia Agents for Washington.
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T. n. PHILLIPS COACH FACTORY,

7. h. PHILLIPS COACH FACTORY,
415 Eighth st adjoining hsiney's Livery Stables
OWING to the increased trsde which generous
" publ has bestowed upon me, have been com.
pelied To erect new and larger building for the
carrying on of my business. Here shall be en-.
abied 70 execute ell orders entrusted r. me with
grester facilities aad dispatch, and 1 would respect.
fuSy solicit continuance osthe publ 70 patronage
Carrisses and Wagons, of tbs most modern style,
oaiit OF the best nsterias, and warranted to give
satisfaction, .Nt
hePalrs of every description puuctuslly ATTENDED
Fo: siic, cheap, secondhand Clarence Carriage,
nearly nsv. .I''"l Gee 26-If
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SIS Looking Glasses.
Ok

nFall sires and quality, French or German plate.
" Fancy or plain Portrait and Picture Frames.
Gilt or Fancy Coiored.
Also, Gilt Room Moulding, Marble top Brackets
and Tables. Ina, ...t ="
Cornic~s made 10 order
Alse al kinds of old work regilded with disps,ch
and on reasonable trims by
J. WAGNER,
dec 29-tf ~ >>A neuSV.
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DosA DE VRIES WALTZ, Composed by Hans
III Krummacher.- r.ilifl '..-.. =.
Oar Polka, dedicated to Miss Emma }. Brown,
BY The same composer published and for sale 81 the
Music Depot ~ HILRtLs 4 HiTT.
Feb
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DOCTOR YOURSELF.
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS:
Or YYERY ONE HIS OWN PHTsIC1AN.

tn. re.eth Eiitioa, rits
One hundred Knerayinfs
showing Diseass ard Nal
formations cf the Human
System IN every shape and
&rm. To which n aoded Q
Treatise OF, The Diesases OF
Females, &softhe high
est imporhHn4to married
people, or thoee contem
plating n srrisee. BY
WIN. YOUNG, n. N.
20. no father BE- aahAned
10 present . cory OF the
ASCULAPIU2 % his child
To NAV anve hin fPom An
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to tbs secret obligations Of married life without
reading the POCKET EsCULArIUS. Let no one
suffering from Q hscfnied Cough, Psin In the ede,
of Byspeptio sensstiops, and given mp by thsr ply
ziciar Be another moment, Without copeultmg the
RsCULAPIUS. Have the married, or those about
to he rasrzisd any irrednsnt rad this tidy uee-
fII book as IL has been the mans OF ssving thous
snds Of unfortunate crestures from tie very jaws 81
death.
~ Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
snciossd In lettsr, VIII receive one copy OF this
sork By nal, or I've copies VII be seaiiof One Dor
lsy. -...
Address, (poet pe!G DE- Wy: 1oCha,
No. ls2 Spruce street, fhfsdeiphis-
80 f5-ly
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DENRHYN AND IRON MANTKLs-Msy be seen
Il beautiful assortment Of these cheap and du.
rable articles ut the Of Penusylvania avenue
and Tenth street. over the Washington Savings
Bank. RALpB HASKINS
NOV I9-e,H
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CAUTION.

Oh. Moasfs IkviaoRAfiNG CORDIAL has been con,
terfsitet BY some unpnncpIsd persons
In future, ell :ie genuine Cordial will have the
Proprietors fse suils pasted the cork CT each
bet.ls and the folio sing words blown In the slass
Dr., n oras's Invteorattng Cordial,
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FOR THE WEST AND SOUTH.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RdIERLAD

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