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81 TN fe1.

Der ian9ite Sag. - Sn einem 5anburaer
Sanquierlauie wartn brei Sriper anseRsut, pee BEN
Namen 2a9 ibren, unb BON benen Der iiinalte RoII-
rsr tpar. Criminals eriaen Elm Srember um gelp i,
Gmpfans sn nelmsn. Der SudGalter tat tGn Ylas -,
nebnen Senn er mihe tpartel,, Bis ber ii,ede 9oo
fdn,c. o
- Die perSpeifeltten Spieler In Der gselt dnb bDd
wo9 bic G9lneen. Gin Gprreippnbent aus &alifprnisn
beridtet bariOe bab e nit Bliss mitunter lire gBee
ber serpielen OaS 9nse mod an, pa 6erbei pft ar.
mug Der e5sptnner am i@limmten tpeotommen prft,u
= fonoern c9ar, ipenn iie METER nbts mebr ouf Sns
Spiel gu iesen 9aben lire Singer. gBenn e ouf Ssl.
SSse iptelen, 9aben e elm 8eilten auf eiuem glnds
nsben b legen, unb iObalb e ptrlpr.n baben hons,,
e ldb ielbt Den Singer as unt Gerrei6en i'm no[,nt
bem @spinner tedem ben bluenben Stummsr ~ h..
pes d. Ooburd, Die Bunbe fauterirt pirb, unb ,pie.
len, I'M ia fsinen aa8enblid su Serliersn tueer.
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(l5lr ben ,,gn;eleer" ssidritbsn) a.
Sie bermn9litcfte Srpbepre6i8t.
9umuriitil6s grSablunS spn S, Spiuins.
(Scrtiebun9.)


Der gpnrectpr par nit ben beiben 9HSbbeu inter-
beb untsn iii Der StuSs int ben 3use, NIB rippelte
auf ieiuen firsen 8endeu sp Der Gtnen ,ur 9nberen
imnlsr BON pem fiibnen SurlaBe sefadelt, berminen
enen &ue 81; rauten, DDne DAP ben Ntut6 s,lr gus.
fiibrun9 9etnpen bate. Ga pade burd 2it weiter
su ton,n,en. Gr babe ibr etpas beimlrb tns S6r an
iasen fterte 3uderiiB, unb erbub m a,lf bic Stuff
ae6en urb pibte bas Ginbden Sie bog lit autmitbia
,u bmt berab Sn bielem Iusenbfe trat 9ile nit bem
SaFeaeI6rr berein. 9teben t9r lGpB Wpnard5 in bic
9tube unb NIT enem Sase auf 5ernline ps, fir bic
er tets cine bepnpere nne9uS an ben Gaa leate bic
e pia ertpberte. Der Gpnrettpr Yeeperrte be Suube
ben sSe9, er1iet einen StoB bon i9m unb trat NIT
ensnt Suee 3uriid. Sapurb serietb ibm Ncnard ,pi<
l6en bic Seinc; ct fie( auriid, lab enen Quaenbld
rittlinss au benz sroBen Ibiere p,lrbe aber inn nGdb
ten BON ibr, abSewprfen mno ius im Sallen bet ut=
terpelen berbeisetuntmenen 2e baS &aielerYiee aus
ben 51nber, 70 pab Die Sartf ibren braunen Snbalt
ibm auf pas selebre Saupt ausleerte unb bic SaI.n
aerbredbenb in ber Stube 9erampurselten 9loemeines
3etersebret rpar bic na6fe 5olse beIer 3ertriinmer
rung, wobs lf6 pcr3islA 2enS fraftise Stim,e aus
aeidnete. 4ls Der fafFesetauite SGulbesppt f6 auf
raffte, itanb Die Gante unO ber Sdser 0ar Spr ism.
Der Serpammte Surb!" i6rie Der gtectcr fait peis
nenb, benn paGte para, bab er nun aud, en neues
&alfeerSee sperbe ta,fen mulen.
,Ni6ts ais un9lud tiftet bns abGeuliGe S6ier al,
teite bic 3ante. emma lag auf Dem Sppba unp pp(lte
Iterben Dpr 9afen; Sermne trpdnete bas Saupt bes
Gpnreetpr6 nit elmer SerDette aG, tnb Scar oote hen
Sunp binau5 SGtte 2iie ni1t brdutltebe 1pffnunoen
inn Screen se6est e ipirpe ben erBbteit QSrn oemo6t
baben; 70 aber dmpate ie nr elm wenia las bic soI.
fen, &annen ltup S6erben altf unb ebrte in bic 8;hs
fr fdheu& &nT N N;,C CO1w
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Die Saterldnter.
s5pn 81. 9ielf4sr.

SBo leib Str Der? SD fOn,m' Son Srcmtn.
2Das fur ein 2onbsmann? ,9n Gin Sa&T!"
yScb son SonnpYrr" lpri6t Gin slnbrsr,
Nlit 5aorcn gels, ipie erIb'ner SLABS.
llnb Sbr2 IS bin Satsr! SUst iiitr,
0ibt'S III bem 2onSe 10 Yitr2"
3 ia! 9O@ wcr ieib Sbr mein Gister2
nS@ bin Gin pruBidcr llntrOf;ier!"
Bpttr bes Beees9 81 sBirtabsrser,
$40 Ginennaot nun n,er bill
Gs iibt a Sbanb, wie mfrs iIds sansa,
Sta Jtn6plc Fan nOd 0eiw
9Bpter GjsYotter? uRpn,m' spn @sIisn,
SD bielt Go bort ni6t LANCER aus.
Die Saisrn boten's 2anb eefreen,
limb 3aisnpFu9 bait libel Saus"
Sinh feline Dcutide ba2 rs slaub' net;
8 Bin Satnsr; Iannhtim iittt
9lei @simatb." Seib Sbr audD Ypn Sabsr?
rs i ppu SBlrsbur8, ipsnn Sbr's ipii4t."
60 fnb fe! gBubtcn nitt ~ fintsn
Sbr ercbss, lb6ncs g5atcrlanb;
Sis fpn,men aus ben SasrIdnSern,
9pn 9eun6lsnb ,tpnmt MIR, psr serbannt!
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Der GanSSat paste fib nat5 benz, mas er spp,
ptarrer 9eb0rt, t3t IN bic Sube iOnpern trat In orp<
Per Ssfansen9e in bic &aae, wu 6m etie nit ppnne.
trablenpem 9lntb unS ben i60niten 0ebensarten bic
te alftretben fonne empfng. Die 5ausbdltern ,purbe
Orpentltte ppetiiA bel ieinem Qntld sic nannte i'm
etnmal ibfr baS anbere 1rn ,ieben" 5errn Gambia
ten 3upfte t9m baS Sastu@ suret sab i6m elm saps.
&en anf bic Sad Rnb iaemtte ibm bic ere frdfttofe
Saile &aHe en tpabrenb ie ism unter Qadeu bes gDn.
reetOrs neues ln9d erablte. Der quite Gantiba rips
m ale Stelf 3drtlidfeitfn sefatlen nnb seise G nm
10 empfan9tder bar, lie wcni9er CT M errsrl, funnte
RAP cine ipsiblide 5anb d ieals 70 sel NIT linn ~,
l6aiFen Senadt babe. Sc warb !5errn @6eu6e nieSer
woDl in Der Slide, nnb De59a6 blieb er ba ,nb srons
Serte NIT Der seiprati9en etie; ia wer puBte Of er
nttbt enpltb nod 3n Der Gnidbt setcmmen ioare. bic
lunse &Od9iis pale INNER nod be6tr su elmer outen
ptarrsrsra ais pe alte aane, wenn nibt tin in le,
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The German nRICHMoND ADvERTIsERo, /

@,. b. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Saturday. at So per Annu,n,
payable in advance. Terms for Advertisements
',}r reasonable.
OFFICE: CORNER BROAD & 5th STREET.
Sebinsunsn. It.
Der n&t6membtr @nseiser" er6ent ieSen San,saa lnb
wirb ben p Ipnnenn inS SauS eebra&t Der balbdbrlie
9ummer en4tst werten nB sisudrtisc atpncnn beiebn
ben Seras an ben Ssras6er ecr 9pr 675 9efaas ense.
ben. = 8riefc une NitbrtIn8en prben antirt crbelen
elngen uno gefannaun9cn aer 9 werbc unter fplnbe,
8eStn9Gn9en ol9elOmnen Gmoiae Gnrifn9 encS Gqlars
90 eilcn Dbcr egc bilben ein Squo) Gts sDenalos
Ginrfuns rs Gs nb fur beS mrs aRa % GtS. fir einSn
apnat $780, fur Spei @lonoe $175 fur bre cnae co. fur
feds pa $500. @,rb6sre Sn8n YerbalniRm6Bis be-
rs6net unb nSsn bbet bic rtp bpnne benSee 8criGt.
els &niSen t6nne bic nn br ps burersebenpen 8aees
Sem bic 3ciuns erlbein einseianbt Derben ,E -
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SttebuepuSg aS@s @emmabeSe sea g4 sepneueber 1855

men letnpsli9en InSriffcn anermipli9cs Gbidla nit
sel3aren gSafen auf ien abnunssloiss Saupt losse-
'"fmI ~"rs. (5prti. fslst)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-15
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
Relief I'm Give Mtuutss

TFLERS COMPOUND GUN ARABIC SYRUP
'tNHE increasing demand for this most pleasant,
L safe. and efscs ,ious remedy for ell pulmonary
istssess has enabled the proSrietor TO reduce the
ocs 81 IS to phase il Within the reach of all clsse-s
Its ar eriurity ovsr most similar preparations is st.
tossed y many eili,3tEr hysicisns who bsve teen
~ wit -es of IT, e.Hescy when ire usual RENE.
lies have fciied; also hy thou.and Of oar most re-
pSc'a citizens no ksve us,d IL in their miles
ho' preventive and cure With never falling sue.
cess l.e last twr nty yeare during which period
WITH very little aid trc-a advertising. Sc, il hs
Srsiu2.l5 Fpreaa repata ION ever the whole Union.
La cases CT rece.lt Cbl1s Coughs, RoarSsness &C. Ii
q IS immediate relief ssd gen rally cures in day
or tw", without Interfering with diet business or
rsSdr-g the System more susceptible Of Colds, In
Chronic cases, sstls8aa, Vaeos'~p Cough, Group.
Bro'.cttti2, sFsc.OEs % the Llsnos, aud Conasmp
to "a IT rs always very pefcisl and seldom falls
when c'n'aenea;i in line 10 perfect o sure.
Price = Gsii 20 os.ts a bottle.
Sold wholesale by Patterson 6 E.ira, Stott 4 Co.,
Rige'y u. AlsssL tria by Fed Stevens In
Georgetown By Er. Cisssl
e. TPLKFS GUY Arabic CdNDY DROPS
similar composition to the above, but IN q milder
ana nisr- portable fora they a,t Ike charm on
Troublesome Cough, aCd clear the throat and
siioe; they contain Injurious drug. gre particu
Larry recomm ended for children frequentsrs Of ru5
iir assemblies, public speakers singers, &C
Pftce l2H and IS cents per box.
For sale ct most Drug and Candy STOKES.
oct lift
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-15

U One man sucks an orange, and is
choked by pith; another swallows q pen
knife, and lives; one runs . thorn into his
hand, and no skill can save him; another
has the shaft of gig driven completely
through his body, and RECEIVERS; one is
overturned On a smooth common, and
breaks his neck another is tossed off a
gig over Brighton Cliff, and survives; one
walks out on windy day and meets death
by brick bat; another is blown up in the
air, like Lord Hatton in Guernsey Castle,
and comes down uninjured. The escape
of this nobleman was, indeed a miracle.
An explosion of gunpowder, which killed
his mother, wife, and some of his children,
and many other persons, and blew up
the fabric of the castle, lodged him in his
bed On wall overhanging tremendous
precipice. ''Perceiving mighty disor-
der, las he might, he was going to step
out Of bed to see what the matter was,
which if he had done, he had been ire
coverably lost; but, in the instant of his
moving, flash of lighting 'came, showed
him the precipice, whereupon he lay still
till the people came and took him down."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-15
mo. 527.l


SALES OF ALTERNATE SECTIONS POSTPONED.
NOTICE L. HEREBY GIVEN that in consequence
IN Of representations going to show that large
number Of msri,orious actual settlers, on account
Of short crops and other untoward circumstances,
would be unable to pay for the lands at the public
sales Of tbs United States alternate sections along
tho route Of the Southvest Pacific Railroad In the
state Of MISSOURI advertised in proclaim alton No.
524 to be held at following named Offices in De-
cember instant and Jsouary next, the President
has ordered those sales to be postponed and to take
place - follows, to wit:
At the Land Office ut st Louis, commencing on
Monday, the 9th Of August next
At the Land Office at jackson, commenting on
Monday, the 18th Of August next.
At the Land Ofice at Clinton, commencing on
Monday, the 18th Of August next.
AT the Land Office az Springfield commencing on
M0ndry, the 10Th Of August next.
Given under my hand, ut the General Land Ofice,
ut the city of Washington this fifth dsy Of Decem-
Dor, ammo Domtni one thousand sight hundred and
ffty.Seur.
BY order Of the President:
JOHN WILSON,
ase'-ia~ow oommiseionsr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-15

The RUSSIAN .YIEw.-The St. Peters.
burg Court Journal has a bitter article
against thosewho persist in vilifying and
misepresenting the intentions of RUSSIA.
The following is an extract:
Russia raised her voice in the political
world entirely in religious, moral and
philanthropic sense, when she reminded
the Porte of earlier treaties, whereby the
latter WAS bound to PROJECT the Christian
population of the Turkish empire, and
especially those of the orthodox profess
sion of faith. Nevertheless, Turkey acted
in violation of all treaties purchased with
Russian blood, and in it's breach of faith
oppressed all orthodox Christians. Con.
science and sound reason induced ration.
al men throughout Europe to believe that
all European Christian States would sup.
port the disinterested demands of Russia.
But the reverse was the case. The party
which thirsts for the destructive over
throw of Europe has excited the war
against Russia, under the pretext that
European civilization is menaced. This
is nothing more nor less than pitiful and
ridiculous. The protectorate over chris
tians in the East has been thrown in by
Russia's enemies as dangerous to Europe
an civilization. Such indscency could
scarcely have been hazarded in a theatre
cal farce, and yet it has found an echo in
the political world. And England, it is
added, stands at the head of this base con-
spiracy; and its journals, copied by those
of France and Germany, are the trumpets
Of these and other venomous calumnies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-15

5000 blus flannel for lining gre st coats
1900 dozen pairs halt stockings, sizes, Weighing
POUNDS per dossn, of god sound wool,
doubled and twisted varn. Those anit by
hand preferred
Brass scales; N O. s. ssrs. corp pIivs.
Staples for coats (brass)
Worsted sashss, crimson
and Is inch worsted lace, orimsc n Teen, orange,
red, sky blue, and yellow
Pompops
Felt cap bodies .
Glazed leather, for visors and cbaia-strsps
Morocco, for cap liniags
Oil kk, foe cap covers
Blue serge, for coat linings
Sewing BLK Nc twist
Linen threads 80
Drums, complete artillery and infan.ry
Drum cords, head batter and snare. srares ssts,
Sims and sticks, pairs
Drums ftisk carriages; fes. u and O
Bugss, with ex "a nouth-pecss, and tfuppets
Collins axes, {feing)
Axe and hstchet handles spades
Fin canteens, to hold three pints
Bunting, red, white, and blue
Tent poles and pins sets for hospital, wall and COM
mon tents
Bolirg roye, tent ord
Garrison aud recruiting balIisrds
Wooden te1t buttons and slips
Bras spurs, pairs
Blank books and stationery
Wsx, upper and sole leather
All OF which Is desirable should ba Of domestic
manufacture, and must confor u, in all respects to
the Standard pattern Sc 4le1 in this office, where
they can be examined.
Sample patterns will be sent by mail, with any
additional Information upon che subject which may
be desired By manufacturers wishing t. Offer pro
posals.
Ten per cent. Of the amount Of each delivery will
be retain until the contract shall be completed.
which is to be forfeited to the United States in case
Of dsfalcstioa the part Of the contractor In fo-
filling the terms and s'ipulations Of the contract
About onefourth of these supplies will be required
On or before tho FIST of July next, and payments
will be made for them the next app ropri-
alton by Congress Of funds fo- this branch of the
service is available; the remainder Will b. paid for
on delivery.
The privilege is reserved of increasing By one
third, the quantity Of ell the supplies above men
toned.
Contracts will bs basel upon accepted proposals,
for the fulftlDent of which two r more .curities
will be required. DIS are desired only from man.
ufacturers, regular dealers in the article proposed
to be furnished aod will be respected or con.
sidered from ans one who Is not known as q manu-.
acturer regular dealer in the desired supplies
which fact, the must be distinctly st tied
In the bids offered, well the names and address
Of the persons intended to be proposed securities
in ease q oontrs0s IL obtained
Letters containing proposals should be endorsed
"Prsposals for Army SUPPLIES"
Major and Quartermsstet q. 6. A.
dec ST-eot3IJsn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-15
TO INVENTORS

rsNHG oftoe Of ''Ths Inventors Protection National
L GLion" is On It'll street opposite the East PoT.
tioo 81 tbs Patent 0fzc., and ready TO attend
TO the business Of it, rnenbsrs namely ia making
szamiDetiou" sad soliciting patents, &c.
Inventors are invited 10 all and get copy Of the
Constitution and ty ia#s and where snT informs
aon gili be given respecting the Union
81 letters business iust es directed Is Ibis Of
&C., where attention viii be given imciejiataly.
!. uoieI shop IL in Connection vtth the Office
dore E.oic!s ga =. zade TO ords- at the short ss
.oti-s =. G. CLAYTON,
Sc !n-., Pc -iSo-tl ST.
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GOOD NEWS.

WE have this morning reoeved a ire supply OF
w 6ne Pspier Meohe and PEAR tulaid GOODS.
such az Work Boxes. Decks, lard Cares Pore Mon
p-iss, Pert Foil 8, 10 NotEithstandirg the grea'
ru h rasds upon store during the last week, We
have yet some very lie Gcois left. to which e in
vits tina attention Of those desiring New Years
presen 8. JOHN +. ELLIS,
no, SOC Pa. avenue, bet 9th and 10th SITS.
dec 81
7 EMONS-
by NJ. ELDRIDaE,
dec 2l-u onion Whsrf, Ale' andrp. Va.
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BIRDS NEST PUDDING.-Pare and core
SIX or eight good tart apples, so as to
leave them whole; and place them in q
pudding dish. Take . quart of milk,
nine eggs, and sufficient flour to make q
thin batter, pour it On and cover the ap.
pies; bake in an oven, and eat with but
ter, sugar and sauce.
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ANEW BOOK, PERIODICAL
~ AND NKWEPAPKR ELARLlGHNkNz,
WIN. TAYLOR = CO.,
Cpr0er of RolSiaIors and ChnrlSs xfreel

BALT1MORk, ma
w TAILOR d 90. beg leave 10 call the sttsn.
ton Of the reading people and all dealing IN Books,
10 their new BOOK, PERIODICAL, and EKWS
PAPER ESTABLISHMENT, where can Be foun
lar publications of the day.
They also keep on hand q splendid assortment OF
slsin and fancy sTAEI0NERY Of every description.
AID orders thankfully received and 6lled with d.
pitch, and sent by return Of the mail, express,
tsee, or In any other way the person ordering may
direct.
booksellers, News Agents, Pedlsrs, and ell others
,uPplied with any Books, Magazines, etc, ct the
lowest rates.
Any Book pub,ished In this country san b haze
ar sending your order to us.
VIM. TAYLOR CO.
Cor. Baltimore and Charles sts-. Baltimore, Id.
Hsy 8-H
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For Lynchburg, connecting with the eteges at
Charlottesville, on Mondays, Wednesday,, and FIJI
days
Fer Luray ami New Market connecting with the
ages at Culpepsr, on Tuesdays Thursdays, and Sat
urday.
For Winchester daily, connecting with the stages
at Pied mont
For Middleburg daily, connecting With the stages
1T the Plains
Per order: W BROCKETT, Agent
nov 7-dtf -
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD,
80 -
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g HE Cars leave Alexandria daily for Gordons.
4 vile and inte;n-di tie tasions at X O'Clock,
a. ~, the arrival OF the boat from Washington.
giving ample time for breakfast on board Con-
ting at Manassas Junctisn with TRAN for Stras.
burg, at Warrenton Ja ction With train for War
repton, and at Gordonsvilie with the traips the
Virginia Central Railroad for RI hnand, Chsrlottes
vile, and Stsunton
The cars leave Gordonsiii e daily for Alexandria
and intermediate citations, at Ia bsfore IL, D..,
the arrival Of the trains o. the Virginia Central rail
read from Richmond, Chariot esvilis, and Staunton
VGRAIIln TUCK ET2
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PHILletipHla ADVERTISEMENTS.
9NIDER.6 WINES
1T PHI ADEL IA.

TOHH ". SMIDER, Dealer IN Wines, at the
d former old established Wsse Nors Of JACOB
M1DkR, ", No. 70 Walnut mreet, four doors ~
low Fourth street. whsre eossssaers viii Be supplied
With WINES md LIQUORS oa the most aoeommo-
JACOB SNYDER, Jr., Agent for he I'm
portation Of F0RMGN WINES, Once No. 20 Wa
nut street, Philadslphia, where he r. prepared te
receive orders for the special importation OF Wines
&C. nom various houses In Europe, In quantities. OF
Son, JOHN VAUGHAN sNIDAR, the patronage Of
his friends and former customsB-
sss All Wines ordered for Washington win be de-
livered by Express free Of fright es-iy
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SOMETHING NEW.


AEI0 SITE THS MARKET ON PESNsYLvA-
~ MIA AVENUE doors below Ninth street
= = lew CLOT ling STORE for Men and Boys
orsntd this day. DECKER. ne of the cheapest
Ciothing Merchants in the h .rIh has determined
90 fer TO the citizen of WASN'T lgton and vicinity
his eLcolent Clothing 1T he Lowest Northern ricss
for cash only. There the
POOR MAN
vsa'ed IN Washington. His motto is cheap Tor
cab, ard NE PRICE oYLR.
good substaa isl woOIsn cost he VIII cell for
81 IS; and heavy winter pants, well lined for 81 20.
ana fre coats, overoosts, and vests, 10 proportion
tfood wool and cotton under birss hnsiery gloves,
&c. chea er thSn tie ches pest. nov lift
CHtLL.NGIuN ga, received Hsrper's Ma.
y rzUc for JanGcIy, 1855, containing the life Of
ArGreg "a 6son, ,liust ayeS
iIack ~o,d's Hsggzire Tor Decsmbe-, containing
very iutere -tins Ety of the Campaign, written ia
q Tent Ia the Crilss.
Another supply of Fudge P.pers and Ruth Hall
received ...i
large assOrim'nt Of Pocket Diaries and alma.
macs tcr 1855
Annals Albums, Juvenils and Toy Books. Ep;s.
copsl snd Ca boiic PGaSe Books in elegant binding
suitable for rev eer presents
Blsnk Books and Stationery CT every descrip ton,
cheap.
tlcid PebR, magnificent article
ANY person wishing 10 subscribe to an = of the
monthly Msgssices or Rorsign Aeviews will please
oeil In person or send TO
SHILLINGTON's Book.tore.
scson Building, corner Pa sv. and AZ St
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sa-g grave. Let no youny man or woman .E..sr In.
to the socyrt obligations of married lilo without
reading tie Pooh ST EsGULAPIUS. Let no one
suffering IRON hsck..isd Cough, Pain in tbs side
:estless nights nervous feelings end tn shols trsip
s.cisn, be another moment, without consulting til.
&stJULkPTuS. Hsve the married, or those about
Il Is nsrr,cd any impedipenI, read this truly uss.
sul book es II fss h.en the meHrs g; saving thnu'.
sns Of uasost creatures from the very jaws u
trsth.
44s-Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE GENTS
snciosea {, letter, VII reco;se ons eopy CT thk
york 6s r.s4l f7s copsss will ia scsi for One Dol
.sy.
AtdIsss, (ycst paidl DR. VIA. YOUNG,
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Jeferson's Complete Works, in vols
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There is ariver, 'is the. stream of Life
Poor mariners upon its breast are we
Which empties all its tide and strife
Into mystic Sea-!
That mystic Sea, that yawning Seals Death
II breaks forever On an unknown strand.
:CHRasT walked its waiers-who then saith
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Pa LADELPHIA, Dec. 20, 1854. I
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Goth. weighing 81 ounces per yard
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weighing 20 ounces par yard
10000 array blankets wool. glsy, with the letters
I. in black, four inches long, In the
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JUVENILE BOOKS, FOR YOUTHS OF EVERY
u age, for sale 10 grear quAntit +, enbrscips mos
Of tse works Tha ICs: esteemed writer's of
tn class in Eoslan.i and America
Also, e London editions # the same, and g fine
collection Of French Juvenile Books, elected
in Paris by the undersigned. ma CT which
are just opened
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