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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

ITO those Of our friend and customers who
Il have so promptly COM forward and settled
their accounts as rendered TO list July, We tender
our sincere thanks, and shall DE ready al all timeS
TO serve them upon the best terms, hoping thereby
TO merit an increased continuation Of their patron-
aye.
10 those who have neither settled, nor called 20
say when they can, We respect III urse the neo.S-
>ity Of their doing without further no ice: as
we must insist upon all bills being closed ia some
manner durin the month of August
COLLEN a SEARS
No SO eth ST, doors north Pa av,:nue
jy 23-eoot
A CARD.-The subscriber informs hi, friends
"a and the public that be is able 70 attend to
his business He can be found ~ his old stalls
centre Market, ready 20 walt Item a. be
always has done heretofore The best Of BEEF
always on hand. mo WALKER
y25-U VictuaIler
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FIRST WARD LIVERY AND SALE STA .

j y announcing to the public Of Washington that
have taken possession, by purchase, "a
OF the above Stables on street near &c D..
M ne WA sc PPSnen w SsIey 70 oc iGY
them that IL will be entirely conducted by myself
md that all orders left upon the premises win De
attended TO punctually with elegant Carriages aud
'areful drivers The Riding School will be con-
Quoted by professional equestrian and perfectly
docile horses having stated hours for lady eques
rams, In private or public, as they may prefer
Particular attention will be paid to horses kept
Il Livery In his establishment.
Persons requiring open barouches or family car.
riages, can be satisfactorily accommodated. as
web as those desiring riding horses for gentlemen
Jr ladies.
FRIEDERECK LAREMEYER,
iy2I-3m a.,
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WHITE COFFEE.-SiStv bags prime white
w Coffee Just received and for sale b.
au6-eO3t MURRAY d SEMMES
YOUNG DIEs'CLA ssIcAL INSTITUTE

ago street, bettceeH 5:h aud 6th,
(RemOved from No. 9 Indiana avenue
STEPHEN II. MiRlCK, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
fFNHE next Academic year OF this School, form
Il erly under the care Of Rev. r. w. Cushman n,
ID. D., but for the last two years in charge Of the
present PRINCIPALLY will commence Monday, Sep
tember 10. lo55 Experienced teachers are en-
plOyed in every department Every b anch Of d
solid and ornamental eduration is taug ht and d.
plomas are given to those who complete the pre-
scribed course.
Circulars, giving further information, can be OBJ
tanned at the bookstores and by application to the
Principal. au 7-eo2Il
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-AN ExPE
w rienced American Nurse, 10 take charge Of
an infant. Recommendations required Apply
at this Office. au eff
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By JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
VNRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
farm, situated at Balls Cross Roads
corded among the land records for Alexandria
county, Virginia, and by instructions from the
parties Interested the subscriber will sell at public
auction on SA FURDAY, August 1Ith at o. clock
r. NJ, at the auction rooms, a valuable tract of
land. containing ID acres, adjoining Balls Cross
Roads, said tract being portion Of the 90 Glebe
Farm formerly owned 10y Gen. p Van Ness
Ii is proposed to divide the farm into four lots
each containing fair proportion Of open and wood
land and to be sold separately, with the right to
one half the growing crop. One Of the lots, con-
tanning "a acres, has good substantial farm
house, overseer's dwelling, barn, and other out.
buildings on ii.
A plat of the subdivision may be seen at the
Auction Rooms.
and eighteen months, with interest, secured by
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
1y 3l-eo&ds Auctionefr.
By GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers.
INTENSIVE SALE OF CARRIAGES.
IL 'oachmakers' and Blacksmiths' Tools.
Lumber, shop Fixtures, &c., at Auction
On TUESDAY, the 2lst instant, We shall sell
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m, at the Coach
Factory of Messrs. Haslup and Weedin at the
corner of 9Th and stress, Immediately west of
the establishment, viz:
An assortment Of Family Carriages, Coaches.
Buggies, all well finished in the best style
Several unfinished and secondhand Carriages,
Buggies
Also, the stock of Lumber, which is well sea-
soned such as Spokes, Hubs, Fellows, finished
and unfinished
Carriage "a Buggy " heels; hickory, ash and
cherry in the plank
large lot Of Goa, huakers' Tools, Benches and
Vices
A large lot of Tools in Blacksmith's shop, Bel
lows, Anvils, Paints and Painting Apparatus
large lot Of Iron and Springs for Carriages
With many other articles which we deem I'M
necessary TO enumerate
The above mentioned stock will positively be
sold TO the highest bidder.
Terms: Under $50 cash over $50 credit OF
2, 4, and months, for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest
GREEN Il SCOTT,
du Seeds Auctioneers
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WANTED--A BARKEEPER AND OYS-
w ter Shucker at the Waverly House, Capitol
Hill. Good reference required.
au 6-3tk p A. DESAULES
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ICE-ICE-ICE

ICE-ICE-ICE!
fNHARLES WERNER, on Pa. avenue, oppo
~ site Browns Hotel, will keep, throughout the
season, an ample supply of Petitioners best ICE
which he win sell, on call, in any quantities, al
the lowest poSSible rates NAV 28-dtSep 81
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CEMENT, PLASTER HAIR, &c.
~ Also, constantly on hand a splendid article Of
Cement, Plaster, Hair, &c, all Of which we are
selling very cheap.
LAYTON p HOOVER,
Potomac Lime kilns one square south Of The
Lower Bridge, near Georgetown
jy l6-eo3w (InteI Organ, Unionl
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LIME! LIME

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE, Best
U quality wood burnt Lime at EIGHTY cents
uer barrel.
/ am now selling the bes; quality Of wood burnt
lime in Washington at eighty cents per barrrl az
me kilns and eighty-fve cents delivered In any
Dart Of the city. This is twenty-five per cent less
ihan the market price
LAYTON r HOOVER,
Potomac Lime Kins. one square south Of he
Lower Bridge, Georgetown. ~ b-eoSw
Union, Organ, lntell
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NOR RENT-THE THREE STORY STORE
4 and Dwelling, No. So Bridge street, George
town, so long occupied as Emmert's CONNECTION
cry. Apply to Army, next door.
my 25-lawtf
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LAW PARrNERSHIP.

LAW fAh NENSnIFs
ID OBERT J. WALKER and LOUIS JANIN
~ have formed a CO. partnership under the firm
# ''W alker a Janin,n for the management and
argument of cases in the Supreme Court Of the
United States, and before the Court Of Claims at
Washington City.
Address Washington, ID. G. may 10-eo3m
GENTLEMES'S UNDERGAlsMENTS.
I'VE have large and fine assortment Of Silk,
w Gauze, Merino and Cotton Undershirts, lin
en and cotton Drawers, White and colored Shirts,
Hosiery, &c, which we are now offering at very
low prices WALL 4 STEPHENS,
3S2 Pa. ave. next door to Iron Han.
jy LIT lNsws].
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nor RENT-A HOUSE, containing rooms,
Il in fine location, where there is good open
ing for Il small select school. School Room Fur
iiture with some other for sale. Enquire at 1876 C
street au 2-eo2w
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-Twoo or three
w Journeymen Painters. None need apply
but experienced workmen and of steady habits
Applyto JAMES O'BRYON.
Pa avenue bet 18th and 18th sts, or D. bet ~
18th and 18th SITS, No. 300. AM
VITANTED-A SITUATION As A WET
w Nurse, by young and healthy woman,
who has lost her baby. The best references can
be given Apply to Mrs. BARRY, on New Jer-
sey avenue, between NJ and N sts., west side
au S-2t% -
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EOR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE BUS
mess stand That three story brick building
obtaining store, and conveniently ARRANGED
t"eliing, with large lot, situated IL the central
par OF the ~, tew doors north of Pa avenue.
On 18th street
10 p-E'onS DESTROYS Of obtaining valuable and
Tndnent business location, to capitalists seek
ing profitable investment in property which i
carry Increasing in value, il offers rare induce
mcnt to purchase
Fer term which VIII be accommo tating. ap-
pIy To j. c. MCGUIRE,
aug 7-iw* A iction.eTs
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ESOR RENT-A LARGE FRAME HOUSE
containing eight rooms, situa ed on street.
between lith and 18th. Enquire at Ginnaty's
grocery ore, or Mr.. Clokey's, next door.
an 1-.btt
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CURE FOR HOT WEATHER.

CURE FUR HOT WEATHER.
4 RNY'S ICE CREAMS, CAKE, and Wa
IA TER ICES, for which he was awarded ;
Medal by the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute
Is highly recommended for the above. Will ID
seat to any part Of the District free of charge.
Send your orders to 81 Bridge St, Georgetown
iy 2-eatf
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T OTIS FOR E.-TWO OR THREE
IA good Building Lots in a rapidly improving
teighborhood for sale on ten gears credit.
Apply to J. II. DRURY.
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NOR RE&T-A FINE TN.O-STORY brick
: House, situated on Il street, be ween Pen~a.
ivenue and & street, adjoining Mr Geo Parkers.
Enquire of Nr. GEO. MATTINGLY, Island: or
IeXt door Ia the premises. al If
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ENO3 RENT-THE NEAT AND CONVE-
= nient two story Frame House. No. 40 Thir-
tenth street, " st side between PennSvlvsnia av-
elde and street. IL i suitable for a small fam
~, and Is In every respect desirable res ience
'osSe>sion given immediately. Apply at the
Star Office.
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IL Letter from Hon. John Minor Bolts,
Of virginia. 49, = =

hlChMOAD, July % ioO1'
Messrs. VIM. ). Beers & Co Gents-Consider-
ATOMS OF duty to the afflicted alone prompt me to
send you this voluntary Testimonial to the great
value Of "Carter's Spanish Mirtere,n for that
almost incurable disease, Serofnia.
Without being disposed or deeming It necessary
70 60 into the particulars of the case, / can say
that the astonishing results that have been pro-
duced by the use OF that medicine on member
Of my own family, and under my own observation
and superintendent, after the skill Of the best
physicians had been exhausted and all the usual
remedies had failed, fully justify me in recon-
mending Its use to all who may be suffering from
that dreadful malady.
do not mean to say that II Is adapted to all
constitutions. or that 1t will afford the same relief
In all cases for, Of course, / can know nothing
about that-but of what have seen Of the effects
l would not hesitate to use IL, in any and every
interest, or over whom l could exercise influence
or control. Respectfully, yours,
JNO M ROrrs
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IL Il. ID. Gilman, Druggist, has removrd
10 SIS Seventh street, opposite the Patriotic Bank
and is now prepared to ill all orders for Medicin,
Paints, Oil and Glass on accommodating term.
Strict attention will be paid to physicians pre-
scrptionS at all hours Of the day and night. The
night bell is on the right of the store door.
aD Ia
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DOR SAL E-TWO HUNDRED LOTS
l. Price S75 each. Two years credit, or 10 per
cent discount for cash. Apply at the Union Land
Otfce, eth street, above Odd F ellows' Hall.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

ID OOMS FOR RENT-A PARLOR AND
n several very pleasant furnished Chambers for
.Cnt, in new brick house
Also, small frame House for rent or for sale
title good Apply to Elk LUNOY,
aus No. 46 Louisiana avenue
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C.. WARRINER.

" n NJ A a ~
No. so Pa. apenHs, bsfUsed stA ava tofh streets,
wAsHIrG-oN, D C.
20 Wstches. iyI7-3m
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NOR SALE.-A SMALL FRAME HOUSE
Il and Lot, No. SO Louisiana avenue, Washing
on. II presents rare opportunity to a person
wishing TO make good investment
Also, a thIee-story Brick House and Lot, No. 81
High street, Georgetown, Lot 26 feet front by 16e
set deep; viii be sold low and on long credit
Apply at IS Louisiana avenue. w 20-tf
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NOR RENT-FOUR NEW AND CONVE.
4 nient Brick Houses, brown mastick fronts,
containing parlors with marble mantelS, dining
Dom, kitchen, servants room, and five chambers
Zach, aud situated on Thirteenth street, Island
ear the public grounds, convenient to Pennsylva-
ua avenue and the Departments. Rent very mod
rate. Apply at K. II. Clarke's office, corner of
sixth street and Louisiana avenue, or at ID. b.
Clarke's Drug Store, Eleventh street, Island.
mar G-wtf
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NOR RE N IA TWO-STORY FRAME
i House, with basement, situated on Prospect
Hill, Georgetown, commanding beautiful view
fthe Potomac river. Apply to T. q. Donnoghue
lear the Catholic Church, or X. Il. Trunnel, No.
% Frederick street, Georgetown, d. C.
y Ia
kSOR RENT-SEVERAL HANDSOME PAR
l. lcrs and Chambers, with Board.
Also, Table and Transient Board. Inquire a
Ms. SMITHS, 233 street. ap9-d
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WANTED-A SMALL, RESPECTABLE,
w convenient House, in good neighborhood,
either in Georgetown or Washington. The ten
ant will be punctual and probably permanent, and
will take possession in October
Also, respectable middle aged woman as
housekeeper and seamstress; services req uired i'm
mediately. Address 81" at this office.
jy 23-2awtf
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SNOR RENT-A TWO-STORY AND ATTIC
4 Brick House, containing eight rooms and Gel
lar, o. street between 18th and 18th streets
Apply to J. w. BARKER on III street next 70
tie Lutheran Church. an Scott
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DRlVAEE 5 A l.. E SEVERAL FRAME
= Houses suitable for large small families.
ontaining from TO 10 rooms each, on square
oU,u OF 80 uare SO, between 4th and 5 tn streets
nd fronting Massachusetts avenue and I street
FERNS made easy. Enquire on said square at No
VI. au i-eotf
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MECHANICAL CLUE At a recent election OF
this association, the following officers were
elected President, William D0Wien; Vice
President, William Eaton; Recording Secre-
tary, Jacob BontI Financial Secretary, Chas.
". Davis; Treasurer, William Goddard,
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WANTED-EVERYBOD TO KNOW that
w they can get lot "a feet front by 100 feet
deep, for the low price Of S75-payable IS month
without interest. Apply at the Union Land Ofice
9TH street, above Odd elbows Hail.
ap 2S-6m JOHN FOX, Sec
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The Misunderstanding to previous an
nOuucement the several boats entered for the
race started this morning. As was reasonably
anticipated, many persons lined the wharyes
and hill tops to watch the proceedings, while
n number of persons went down the rlVer IN
the steamer, on the trail of the racers. We
shall Tomorrow endeavor to furnish tie par
ticulars of the contest.
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CORPORATION CAsEs.-SolomOn Hubbard,
profanity, wOrkhOuse 30 days; Cath'ne Goldin,
drunk and disorderly, wor3house 60 days;
Bridget Graney, profanity, fine and costs;
Bird get was also held 10 security for peace il
. case Of assault; James Hsgan, assaul,ing his
wife, Jail; Ana Hagan, the wife of James,
drunk aud disOrder.y, wOrbhOuse 90 days;
George Juniman, selling liquor after IL clock
at night, fined $50 and costs; Ed ard Jack son.
keeping dog without licerse, fine and costs
The above cases were disposed OF by Justice
Bates, and were arrested by officers Wise.
Simonds, and StOddIrd, of the 5th anu TIN
districts Daniel Blown, drums, workhouse
go days-committcd by Justice Crandell
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E'OR SALE-TftAT LARGE AND WELL
built Frame Dwelling House, with d brick
basement, No. 46, situated on the east side of
9Th street, between and g containing 10 rooms,
with porch and pantry In the rear.
For terms, which will be easy, apply TO
CHARLES + WOOD,
il Nth street, between L and F SIS.
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MUsIc.-0f late, the CANNES, all over the
city, have been amusing themselves by bark
ing and bowling, to the great annoyance of
our citizens. Occasionally, We hear the re-
turnal diSturbeTs of the public quiet. 1t would
require a good many explosions of that kind,
however, u rid the community of the sur
plusAge Of animals of the dog kind" But
changing the subject there was happy re-
lief TO dog barking and bowling last Isht.
Between eleven and twelve o'clock, the strains
vi band enlivened several neighborhoods !;
aid many of our citizens were eightfully
disturbed from their slumbers by the instru
mental melody
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WATCH RErURNs.-Jane Robertson, drunk
ana ana dlsorderly, workhouse thirty days; John
O'Dwyer, jr vagrant, fine aud security; Rob
ert Haywood, drunk and disorderly, fine and
costs; L.. Bowen, drunk, workhouse thirty
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-10-19

New YoRK.-The National Wigs of New
York held meeting recently, and nmorg
other things adopted and address TO ,b,i,
brethren throughout the State, from which
we take take the annexed paragraphs:
ave are betrayed transfrued-and offer.
cd up rs cattle in the shamblrs to mock D,,rn-
ocrats and Abolilionisis! They, who have
had hold Of the machinery of oar party, have
disposed of us rs mere machinrr, and hyy,
thought no more Of transfer Of two bun.
bred ang forty, or lIty thousand human be.
ings, than they would have thought of sellinp
so many hoes, harows, or spinning irnnirs
The old time honoIed and cOnsecrut,d prin-
ciples of Clay, Webster, Harrison, a
Crittenden, II Graham, n ChOatc, Granger, nm
Everett, VintOn, Bates, an Evans, Hunt.
are all declared dead!-and We are invited
to funeral procession 10 bury ourselves.
yet living, in the grave yard Of Seetionalism,
Abolitionism, and of the ismS in mass"
But we are not dupes or fools to be thus
used upon Pretence or principle concerning
"slavery" or KANSAS" There is only one
Telling, one impulse in the whole North
against the violntors Of every principle in the
Kansas and Nebraska bill-but the excite
ment on that is not going to carry US blind
fold into an organization whose acts the las.
winter III our Legislature, are one prolonged
record of canal, franchise, and corporation
plunder-and whose adjournment sine die,
enabled every man in the State to breathe
ireer. NO-no If our good old venerable
Wing party is dead-the immortal spirit in it
testers not in rank corruption.
Wings of the State of New York, we
await your decision, and deliberations in
State Convention 10 decide what to debut
as for ourselves, we here dcclare-in tho
words of Massachusetts Wing just uttered:
ave join ourselves TO no party, that does no,
carry the flag, and keep step to the music Of
the Union"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-10-19

PERSONAL BEAUTY.-Just about the last
inheritance which parent should wish n
chld-whether male or fsmae--is personal
beauty. 1t is about the poorest kind of cap
ital to stand in the world with. Who ever
saw beauty worth the first red cent! We
mean what tho world calls beauty, for their
is Il kind of beauty more than skin Deep
which the world does not fully recognise
1t is not that of which we speak, but The girl
Of HON all the fops and fools go into costa
cies over and about. We would rs soon n
child of ours should be, not quite so bcauti-
tul. And then your handsome young man
over and about whom AL the foolish school
girls are in ccstacies, what cnance has he of
ever being anybody! A sad destroyer am
bition is beauty. From being fitted for shall
low pates of the other sex who can appreci.
ate nothing else, they become content with
n low standard of attainment, and happy
only when dancing attendance upon those
who are pleased with their insipidity.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-10-19

The CUBAN JUNTA.-The N. Y. Sun pub
fishes long document emanating from Sc
nor Domingo de Goicuria, formerly Treas
urer Of the Cuban Junta in the United States,
which is intended to clear up the mystery
which has hung over the Cuban. Quilm IN
expedition of 1854, which the Cuban Junta
had attempted to explain. Senior Goicuria
seeks to bring to light the causes which de-
feated the plans and wasted the resources
for aiding the Cubans. The Junta, in their
last manifesto, cast the weight of the blame
Of failure upon their former Treasurer; and
now Mr.. Goicuria defends his separation from
that body. He spares not the Junta nor its
"chosen Chief" The question to which the
Senior has applied himself, is not what did
the American Administration or "Cruel Fate"
do to prevent the realization of Cuban free.
dom, but what did those who stood pledged
to the cause, and who controlled the means
on which the Cubans relied, do to make those
means available The Sun says:
"Gen. Quitm.n clearly owes the Cubans
If not his own countrymen, m explanation of
his seemingly singular course. He certainly
cannot now remain silent and preserve the
respect Of brave and honorable men,"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-10-19

The RIGHT Sort OF EpuoArroy
Wright, Of Indiana, in an address at the New
York State Fair, made use of the following
very beautiful and appropriate language:
eat the base of the prosperity of any PEG.
pie lies this great rnciple-make labor fash.
ionable at home. Educate, instruct, eneour.
age; and offer all the incentives you can offer
to give interest and dignity to labor ct home.
Enlist the heart and the intellect of the fam.
lily IN the support of domestic system that
will make labor attractive at the homestead.
BY means Of the powerful influences Of early
home education, endeavor 20 invest practical
labor with an interest that will cheer the
heart Of each member of the family; and
thereby you Will give to your household the
grace, peace, refinement and attraction which
God designed home should possess"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-10-19
New YORK, Oct. IL.

Hartstein's expedition in search of DR..
Kane reached latitude $500 north. They
discovered new capes, bays and seas. They
encountered bridge of ice from Greenland
to the continent, 500 feet high, and 80 miles
long. They found Kane at Leavity on the
18th of September, having abandoned the
ship advance" in the ice. Lest winter was
unusually severe in the Arctic regions-many
Of the natives died from exposure and star
walton. No traces whatever Of Sir John
Franklin.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-10-19

NJ. LAsDoLrI, surgeon-inchief of the Nea-
politan army is asserted to have seemingly
cured cancer by the topical application Of
the chloride of bromine, in combination with
several other chlorides, according to the fol-
lowing formula: Chloride of bromine, three
parts; chloride zinc, two parts; chloride anti.
mony. one part; chloride gold, one part; pow
der0d lquorice, sufficient to make prste.--
The surrounding parts are protected by an
ointmeat of one drnchm of chloroform to ali
ounce of lard. NJ. Landolfi has been allowed
six beds at La saltpctricre, Paris. to test the
efficacy Of his remedy.