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Circular,
AerscY OF FKrscn srolATIoH CIAl

AGENCY FKrscn srorIArIos CLAIMS,
Washington, November 22, 1855.
inquiries addressed by claimants against
United spoiai,ons
French rior OF with France Of
lsepyiz: 81, of proceeding
redress deem thus
p,by consulting competent advisers
has been juacuus voluntarily submit
they would be mixed with
and therefore decided
many other otscoabui TO submit hrn
Senael usual hc
Ie cning full thai direct relief
viii be proyded special board Of connsson
ers or f ,be Claims resolved
tribunal Congress grant, reference OF these cams be
aaee n : . direct legislative act.
these claims would fully and conrtany
cupy The highest class for three years and justice
pbaicaIy points a proper
Noy div JAMES II. CAUSTEN.
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Marhie Mork-Ma rbIe work-F Sale

THE variety OF American Italian
MARBLE MONUMENTS, of beautiful desien and highly In
workmanship which he invites The attention Of the public
in other kind OF marble work
viii 6nd il 10 their advantage The marble and
quality and Wit be sold MS low as
lar WORK can be oaaned al The North
Also on h,nd. large Of highly finished MARBLE MAN
Tells which will be SOLD a, reduced prices
' ALEX ANDER RUTHERFORD,
Yard door from I3k street, oppo-
site National Theatre
It--eo9m
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stopping both going and returning they OF er
London and Have advantages over
other route, economy OF time and money
Passage from HeD York 10 Southampton sd Bremen.
First cabin saosn ai3o; first cabin, i~~sI saioo., 81
second do, $50.
An newspapers through the = Nce
No o will be signed on the day OF SAILING.
An erp = 10 attached TO each snip.
Ror freight or passage, apply to ,,-,
c. A, IiEIkEkEN n Co Rrrpen -
CROSKEY X Co. sor namnton
WILLIAM lsEIIS Aayre.
Mar 6-dly
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Near ErBsffs5tvg, Jrederick County, Nd
TUE ii institution
and Thursday June The
ard tuition 80 payable
chafKe
HAITIAN, and Latin. 1hr
primary af under
age. are per vesssy Hdvsscr-
inquiry shoola be sSdr-Ssed the MOTHER sUfE
RIoR 81 Jo-hs Academy Lnmiisbux, Frederick county
MARYLAND.
Ju,F
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Completion of Pana' ma Railroad.
Red-sfion Of Fare 70 California.

Red1fion Of Fare 70 California;
Urned Stntes nsil steamships leave New York
<<E for lAspsuwan the 5th and soii of each
N1d&& coniaec .ing h mail from Panama
FRI
These s'camr Inspected and approved Navy
Department, xusrnniy speed and safety
ard H. hours The
checke and passen-
The money paid 10 New York all OF the Trip
Reserve In New York, Panama. and
San Fran so, etenen la OF accidcni a,
the ror''S Sis entirely yeiiasle.
fass< myers the day they arrive Aspn
wall.
cnducors through and take charge Of
aud cbiiarra without Other proisctors.
the lowest apply ihe 7
wes, street, New York. T. w. RAYMOND.
MayE-du
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Law Notice.

Bsowx. sIAsros, Wstyxy.
lTM. r. BROWN. FRED r.sTASroN, md j. KNOX WALK
iernt the Supreme
of Stairs Washington,
pnc~s Washington and hem-
Ones O found place,
letter. them receive sneutaon
Apsi is-tf.oi ftr,ei. and s.pfi,-i copy
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Yorth Side Of Uaioa sgHare, Nee York.
pIs rs,aba,cnr erected prominent and delight
nt p.rk New approaching hnish, whcn
eosnpcea combine st devse End money supply
- r.,der n ,le u,o.t dcsrabls o constructed.
% r,,,e,r. al ,hs respectfully
he hou will be open FIRST o Ociober next for The aceommo
hesea,eps ~.l from parties wishing make
arran~erurnts nin,sr mnn'hs
Inc p''a' p''O'' cLAPP JosLIs.
HAwt.v CLarF,
A. q. loaffE.
eg2s-d2m
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York, praying for of psitnt gtaHisa - 20
hts
expiration Of said PATENT which takes place oa s z cay
OF February, A. u. ed6-
IL peis.n he heard the rssui ca
Monday, Of February in3, at ~ e'tioek, M
persons nothed and show any
they have, why said petition ought moi TO be errnicd
nle IN the Fhrn
ONCE their
days dny hearing; Gsd By eer ar -
hearing transmitted sc
ONCE which wall be furnished on ap
testimony will bs closed the s5ih day - ,ans~y
other relied a. nnofJs
once before The morning % thAt ch1
The arguments, any, thereafter.
Ordered also ha Union, nieit
eence Evening STAR Washington, y c. prnnfs ,shsh.
PhiIadephia, Commerce. New YORK, ~ vi ana
Post Boston, week for iJce successive
of February ht esr s bear
ing. AHAiisLS NNnoNs
PsEdors will md s'ndi iher
bills Office, paper containing his notice.
22-Iaw3w
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A N Essay Uscs ard Trasss. asd the nature md
"A sbd of tho~s which
effect ~ William
seccaa American ahs LONDON edition
George VILLAIN Sanders John Warner,
later English Apuesn Of the
Philadelphia har. vols ~ ~
Just ggblshcd FRAACk TAYLOR
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I,On SALE on kKNT.-Tae welkpown AVID de.rablr 90

ron SALE OR kENT.-Tae well known and desirable re,l
Major A. A. Nicholson, Duddinsich
The excellent na
commodou and ruppied with fixtures and other
and complete and Well
grounds which have been pnd
and laid off with
by ornamental gardener.
Jehn C. Brent
Louisiana Buckner Bas Missouri avenue,
~ snd 9Th
The key hcsss wiz bc found al Dadaington.
Nov vC-aaw3w
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

To Cart NJ. Megs, U. g. Engineers.
undersigncd residents OF ia the safe oi r
nay with United ssares and
Of be accepted, nai be
thy wI the Of the sad bid
sufficient
rv,rn or grnh in conformity The
ofhe which 1t rsade And IN casc the
aforesaid,
u good the offer by the said and
ss.r,en A. n
e. ID.
thereby certify best Of my knowledge and belief The
above named euRrariors good and sufficient :
tsieuedl T. y.
s-3awtsthNsy &lnwn
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rRorotEp DA-,.s cg sArLISs.
Fyo,n Ks-D Y,xs kSo.u
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. IS Wall street., N. Y.
BROWN, 5HtYLEY, i CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD 4 CO.,
" Austin Friars, London.
u. q. WAINWRIGHT d CO.,

The these ships will not be accountable for gold
bullion, specie swey precious stones metals unless bills oi
Shippers please that the ships this line
carry goods coniraband OF war.
N0v2i-du
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THE Prison nj wclsrvrsdsp, swd Glance NJ sne
Easi indian Archipelago; By Waiter NJ Gibson vol Win
Illustrations thAhSh lhfboh
Nav
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United states Patent omee,

IN the petition Rastoo, OF Wet Middcown Penn
u syvana praying extension OF paen, esnied Y
tresIng macines fof seven years
IRON exuon Of said PATENT which takes place on me 2
day OF February, A. d. je56-
Monday the Ain OF February ~ O'Clock, and all
and show cause any s nave why
said petition ought TO be granted.
20
specially forth In wriihg al
day hearing all testimony ed either pnriy
laruiuee
cordance ofhce which " be fpnishec on
application
The testimony The case viii be elosf day
hnuny osp XXI -. ~ % cecs ON crs Ieied upon as TEL
day; sguneD >, within N DAYS therrn!ier.
Ordered puhished in the Union Iprel
genceI asd Ev ming Star, ashston d. C.;
Philadelphia, Journal =
week 10, th previous day
ruary next, fie day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner
ST to Of the above papers please copy, send
bas 10 % Patent Once, with containing this notice.
Nov 2-law3w
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fsnt. nj N Western Presbyterian Church
the
4 they vii church
eidce supper the sale OF us.fo and
will be
mid furnishing church. is designed that article
he sold above ii< value.
Ifies lotteries gam CHARGE win be prob b,ed
The admission shall only IAN
pains spared perfect Satisfaction 10 ysers and
If the enterprise.
Ia aid contributions in useful and
fancy aces provisions, respectfully solicited and
N Haskell pncips directess, Al No 80 Penney
avenue, circle,D will be thankfully received aud
rratetu,ly ack noyieared. Nov s-2sw3w
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NEW GODS FOR GEN'rLEMEN.-P. J. STEER, mer
IN received large and beautiful stock Of
goods, which hr respectfully invites the a
and the pubic
and varied stock Of Cloths cassmerrs AID
styles, hts Of reaemens furnishing
goods also very select and complete; spch as
3 arts, cravats stocks, nos, gloves
Suspoudets. hosiery
SIR cotton, andw wooliep iershirs drawers, &C.
clothing order al short nouce m
sfyie uns elegance. and ai fair pfices
solicited call carly ard select choice Styles
No ass Seventh street.
sest I2-3fawn
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H. ". GIL L. " IT Z,
g.uaeeLfo- .f Lar.

Csnnlclf0r al Lar,
hsn Office n o Ffankn Row,
of He will continue 20 devote his sten
t,r ntueipsly Untd States supreme Court
Having ihe a~ concerning patents ne VIII
questions Rne before
~ pa,n and sppe.ls chief justice
Columbia; and VIII also assist in the
nreparat,on " Of concerning PATENTS
he opincns ard prepare arguments te pn
either u tbs departments and
win also prosecute before board established for their
Adjudication.
Oct 2s-dd
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- NEW YORK, nREMER, AND SOUTH
hMPYoN UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
<9Edf ships compriring this line the WASHING
r TON, Capt. r. Csvendy; HERMANN. Capt Ed
ward Higrns.
stop Southampton both going and returning
ppopCSFn m ATcs OF SAIIJk1,-ls55
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pF.y.us Of 1850. large quarto voisine, boundin
sses hT Aa''''' - ~ FRAScK TAYLOR.
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rEORGE ". MORELI.. Attorney md Counsellor al
" law com~irsioner, commissioner
f1r The of Claims, a. Wall street, New York
Justice United States supreme Court
n. senator General g. Iorn, arr-
Ensin-ers NJ Bu Solicitor ~ the Cur
r. H. Giiei and Mayor Arnold Hss Wsnns
city, oct t"-"r~s"
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an Monday the 23d instant the kans will leave
" Washington nj 6 and 81, a. aud and Az, p m
On sun Jay, a, an, p m
Baltimore at AZ and 9k, a. m, ana and 54, M
T. II. PARSONS, Agent.
April 22-dn
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IN petition Of William Grimes, Phadclphs Pa pray
ing for The extension of psen, granted TO hum February ~,
e Of said patent which takes place the i2 day
petition Patent
Monday, ne ssth January IL o'clock all
notified appear and any they have,
the required file Patent
Office theu objecous specially forth wnsE
days before hearing tcssioay BY party,
be the said hearing and
cordance with the Of the once which will be furnished
testimony January,
1856 csEostion and other rapars relied upon as testimony,
the aments, II any, witha ten days thereafter.
% red re aI sAs @ socs .s Panea - tne Union ln,e
phila dphia, Pal journal Of Commerce. New York. and
70 H. Of Snr snus pe. 1 ee successive weeks
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF raisnu
Of the above papers will please copy, and send
Nov l7-Iaw3w
Tc LoAs.-s-scoo reaeras The Of WASH
fp' TAOS. JEFFERSON SMITH.
81 Louisiana avenue, tIl's Buidinrs3 ID floor
SUPERIOR sILvER-PLATED GOODs--I have recent
copper, which will sell surprisingly low
prices, viz:
Castcrs. large variety Of benu,h patterns
nd trays, all sizes
Spoons soup ladies' knives. &C. double plate
Cake baskets, salad casors, pickle stands
Salt stands, liquor stands, csndiesiicks
Eieesn, dhcs, forming dishes
Butter dishes, card receiver, enhieis ,auss
Tankards, sugar .poons fish kniv-s, Ac.
stock viii be convinced folly Investing pure
durnbe Eoods which bear close
'N'ee G. W. BoTELER,
Oct % 2awevn Iron liar
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-
X pressy for government kas sett
&&& taken their heir
10 insure strength aad speed and tssr secosns
dsoons uneqaaied sns cen
Price OF from New fork Liverpool lr-es esn.
$780, In second cabin Exclusive
Sa2s From Liverpool 10 New York, ~ and 20 guscss
An experienced surgeon each saip.
No berths be secured n paid
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VIM. M. Mcrrick,

VIM. M. Mcrrick,
A Law,
No. Louisiar1 arsnae,
WILL practise Court OF the United States the
and several Of The District Of 20
iurhis.
Dec s7-3iswt
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7REAsURr DEPARTMENT.


The Treasury Department the Offices OF the Sec
retNF O the treasury, two comptroers commissioner Of
,ae customs sx aaditor treasurer register, solicitor light
house board and coast survey -
The following brief indication OF the duties OF these
several Offices ana q the force employed therein respectively
Secre'arys 0ieeIIon james Guthrie Secretary Or the
Treasury; Hon. r. q. Wasbngton Assistant Secretarv
one engineer in charge architect aud three
temporarily employed and twenty three clerks The Secre
t Of the Treasury charged with the general supervision
Of TIE fiscal transactions OF the government and Of the
cuhon Of the laws concerning the and NAVIGATION
OF the United States He supcrntends the survey "a the
coast the lighthouse establishment the hospitals Of
We United States, and the construction Of certain public
buildings for custom houses and other purposes.
First ComptroHers 0Ece-Elisha whittesey esq Comm
troer aud fifteen clerks lie prescriops the mode Of keep
ing and rendering for the civil and diplomatic
wee as well as the public lands and revses and ceres the
balances arising thereon
SecoAd Comptroler's OTce.-John NJ. Brodhead, esq .
Comptroller, and seventeen elcr He prescbes the mode
Keeping and rendering the Of the army navy
and Indian departments OF the public service and eves and
g lies the balances arising thereon.
Ooe ~ CommissoBer of ne Cus5nls-IIuph j. Anderson
esq., Commissioner and eleven clerks he prescrfbes the
mode Of keeping and rendering the o the customs
revenue and dsbusemeR and FOR the building and repair
g eustomhouse 6c and reysss and cere the balances
arising thereon.
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Tickets g l0-haves *5-cusrters q 80
Certificates OF packages OF 81 whole tieEcis Si4o 90
q half do 10 90
do 25 quarter do IS 90
packages
above splendid
Immediately amer
to all " order from
Address r. j. BUCKEY, Agent,
NayaY Wilmington, Delaware.
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Spring Fashions.

Thursday was "openng dny' among tho New
York milliners, aud the Herald gives the follow
ing description of the Spring honnei:-
The bonnets this season are not 50 much iiar'
ed IA last; the crowns droop more, and the front
is slightly proeotng and very many are covered
with dotted lnce, either black white. They
trimmed with profusion of fowrrs intermn-
ged with white and black blonde. Flowers are
much used in trimming, both inside and out, and
quite "A novel effect is produced by the combina-
ton of white and black blonde Straw enters
largely into the composition of bonnets this sea.
son, the fronts of mnny being formed of it, and
the trimmings of others receiving additional
beauty from the intermixtnre OF flowers OF the
same ganeing material. Madame Ferrerro ex
hihits two splendid specimens. The crown and
edg" or the front is made of the finest split straw,
and the front and part of the side crown is of hair
arranged 50 as to resemble pufings, each putting
being confined by single row of braid Anex-
quisitc border OF hair lace, with shell like edge
light blonde and far more beautiful, is attached
10 III" front rim of the hat, and thrown back.
With the exception of the Drown, the hat is trans
parent and il is, without exception. the rnrcst
and most recherche we have ever seen
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ry, for not a scratch upon his chin appeared af-
ter the operation. II would seem he devoted a
longer time than usual at his toilet.
The wretohed man attred in light blue
dress coat, with frosted butto - white vest and
nnnkeen trousers, with patent boots. He wore
around his neck u variegated satin scarf. which
partly concealed the Carrazzo of the bosom. In
front of the scarf inserted breastpin of con-
splcnous dimensions.
Having descended the staircase with a quick
step, he entered the apartment where his brother
and sister, aud few friends awaited him. He
then shook hands cordially with all present, and
on being asked how he slept, answered very WE'LL"
And To the further demand to the state of his
mind he said that he "felt happy" One of the
party hereupon suggested that it would be rs
well to take something before the melancholy GER
emony was gone through; he exolaim with some
emphasis "Decidedy." Breakfast was accor-
DINGHY served, when he ate II French roll, u largo
round toast, two sausages, and drank three green
breakfast cups of tea. In reply to an expression
of astonishment on the part of person present
he declared that no had never felt happier in HIS
life.
Having inquired thu time, and asoeriained that
it was ten minutes of eleven. he remarked that il
would soon be over His brother then enquired
II he could do anything for him. when he said no
would take glass of ale Having drank this he
appeared to be satisfied.
" '"'"i ii'h'hA ~" "Pp''"'h''b' "o uo'o-
ted the remaining portion Of his time to distri-
butte those little articles he would no longer want
To one he gave his cigar case, to another his
tobacco stopper. aud charged his brother Henry
with his latch key, with Instructions to deliver
it. after all wns over, with due solemnity to the
landlady. The clock Mt length struck eleyen,and
at the same moment he was informed that n cab
was at the door, He merely said. II an ready"
and allowed himself to be conducted to the We
hiole. into which he got with his brother, his
friends following on hehind in others.
Arriving nj the tragica spot. short but anx
ious delay of some moments took place. utter
which they were joined by the Indy with her
friends Little was snd on either side; but Miss
Guile, with customary deoorum she'd tears. Pinck-
ney endeavored to preserve deoorum, buta slight
twitching in his mouth aud eyebrows proclaimed
his inward agitation.
All necessary prelminarics having now been
settled, and the prescribed necessary fornalities
gone througb,the usual question put ""Wilt thou
have this woman 10 ho thy wife," Il will
He then put the fatal ring on Miss Gales fin
ger, the hymenial Moose adjusted, and the
poo, fellow was launched into matrimony.
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The Last Hours of Single Gentleman.

This morning, Feb, 10, at half past eleven, o.
clock precisely. an unfortunate young man, Mr..
Edward Pinckuey, underwent the extreme penal
" of iniatuaion, 10y e2plnting his attachment to
Mary Ann Galo, in front of the altar ratings of
-. Mary Church lslington.
II win be in the recollection of all those friends
of the party who were nj Jones at Brixton two
year npo, thai Mr.. finckney was there aud then
wns Introduced To Miss Gale, 10 whom he instant
|, began to direct particular notwithstanding
with her no less than six sets that evening. and
handing her things mt supper in the most devoted
manner. From that period commenced the init
macy between them which terminated in this
mornings catastrophe.
Poor Pinckney had barely attained his 2Sth
year; hut iherei no oelirf, that but for reasons
af n pecuniary nature bis single life would have
come to an untimo y end A chnnge for tho bot
ter, however, having occurred in his circumstan-
ces, the young lady's friends were induced to
sanction his addresses, and thus became acces-
sorcs to the Tor which he has just suf
fered.
The unhappy young man passed the Inst night
of bis bachelor existence in his solitary chamber.
From halt. past to 10 he engaged in writing
letters. Shortly after, his younger brother Hen
rv knocked at the door, when the doomed youth
told him to come in, On being asked when he meant
to go to bed he repd "Not yet. "l'he question
was then put to him, how he thought he would
sleep! To which he answered. Il don't know"
He then expressed his desire for cigar and a
glass of grog. His brother, who partook of the
likerefres eshments, now demanded if he would take
anything more thlt n ght. He sad Nothing. ;
in a firm voice. His aHactionate brother then rose
tn take his leave, when the devoted one consid
erateIy advised him to take care of himself.
Precisely at quarter of a minute to seven the
next morning. the victim Of Cupid having been
called according to his desire, he arose and
promptly dressed himself He had the self con-
troll TO shave himself without the slightest inju-
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MEDICINES.
CAKTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.

'I'iiG thfAl ltNlfi iish I liiA h's''i'
l Aoi II rar'icie pf Mcrcugpi u
An l>r,IripIr Rturpr fr >crufnln. King, Evil
Rhcumntisn Obstmne cutRn"ons Eru' tons, Pm
pie or ru,tulr to tac', Isl tee- Soul, & me
Sor Eyes. Hing " Normo Trtrr, Scnd llrnd, En-
laferneu aial Pam fthe Bop,sa ii loitts, stubborn
tlews SypInuc p. rder-, Lumhngp, Sploal Com
pla,nt4 AMI all D,rnses nri~nr irhm mn 'nluiici"nS
osrol Mercury. lmp,ndenoe ~ Lite or imrnr'ty oI
the Blood.
hisv ,luabe Medicine. which has hccnn" celebrated
of the nun,he, of cNtr,idonry Effected through
its agency hns induced thr prnu ietar, the urgent
luest of then friends Oh, it the public. which they
Ia with the utmost cuuhlcncriu its vrturr und won
erful curative pro critics he following certificates
,erc'ed itoma htcr numher. are however, stronger
iestl nony tina the mere wnr at the rr"rreof4, h7d
nj from gen'men well kno Hn in lh"ir loenliiie'
md al the hiEbr.t rc-pecnty, man. nj them resiihs
the ,i,v o Ri'l moni va.
+. BOYpEN. E.q ri ,hr Exchange llmcl Rich
mon knn"n ey"tN where. saws h" In 'e' n the N'di
called Galers Suani-h Mixture administered ~
ser hu Ire casrs. neulyR the discusses Tor ~hcl
Is rrconn ended with the most astonishing gaed re
,ult- iosny,, it Is the mnst rXtp ordinary medicine h'
has
Asne and F.rer-Great Cprt.-l hereby certify, that
fo hrcr vrar, had Arne mud Fcvr, o nl the m,st Vi"
ent description. had vern l'h, lie mn. t"ok lnre'
rrnnt,tirs ot9 uiur, Mercury, nud believe all the
fnnrs ndNrtI-'.l. hut al with ut l'rrmnhent ro
iirt At hist rie Cnpie'~ Spanish Mslpfe, 'wo
hottie. of whrh I'll crua " cu'"d aud nm hnrrN
10 -, hnvc hnd either Ghil, or Fever since c"n'
.rdrr the best Tonic IA the world md tn" "ols med'
Lie thnt '>ri reached ny use. JOHN LoNoDEN.
Rea>rr Da ~, a,at ltlelanoa', Va
: ~ Lu.# T. u uaw IN hl'hnand mud Tor many
,,,, IN the pp-t III - ha- sur cort rnce IN the "a
,,nf,i', ,lbess, at Gut..r- Spanish MVu,c, thu he
d.. t,,,rn ur,uj ct u hurr,o. vliicn he has eivrr
ans afflicted Nh luck -u) he ht- never kn"wi
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