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no advertisement. subterp,ion vii
& ssppsd until all alssa1ags' are pad s me oponsoi heff
" prssurs. -, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
S TINE DAILY OR 9 9 EN u .,,,.,,
80 eisna'oa srrsy 1.sobsr sns hun.
sas o homes At an sa hour and being read the
psossh Of heur consequently articles 10 family uss
b sdvanssgsousy patlishs h II columns h
THE WEEKLY CK y ~ -; a.
II rrAlaed every Monday morning = y ss Ioui.iaps
s. nssss - s Tsrss nd other States II pre-
e ii making
eommodi.ss Known Inserted for u per square
sssA inssstien. &c y
- =.=-s----7. ,-oDSTr.,r, nrr IL 1879
~ ESDA = ~ esDis ' 1Asu, D1-o - .SsS.
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v 8-&sIEuth - lnlofAAtn tAah sAAc Suaeoa 2 "
the Crescent DO not insert unasr ~
cIrcumstances wnen irom sou.uss
ncstens on suolecss q 8ehsl&a y
VIII always % aamittea ~ ouI ~ =
not agree Hasn tne snp1ecs ms.tel.
8 s8 III -. n, ~ -, l,s7.
Mr. Ghurchs cierk q my s.ealher oon "
Eimons has psced us under ongaons tor liver
Mr.. John Hume, purser Of the steamship 81 Dorado
has our thanks for memoranda, Isthmus papers etc.
va are indebted to Messrs Bell, Bnchsnan Co.. fol
1ata I,ouisyiIle and 81. Louis papers.
= ======
AT meeting OF the flremeh 2 Gnafitaoie
Association held LAST evening" the following gentlemen
were elected Board Of Commissioners 70 supervise the
working and carrying into effect the contract Of the As
socation forsthe extingushment Of fires Z n Msrks
chairman; c4 D, Yanoey, J, J Lugenbuhl, T. III Good
rich and G. do Ghoiseul. +
I'M M - ========= I.
due yesterday, failed from beyond Augusta Ca Some
how OF another Augusta y Deoomng place .. erssslm
portsncs % our maiss generay SOP N snas W.
Of three times per Feea. Himp0fee W osn ~ se'y
wall without Mr canpDslls mail DagS iol eay " sH0
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All these be made Of the best materials and finished il
aud free from adnieraon contract VIII be en-
quaes stated at such ttnes Us ibe
public but The privilege reserved OF ordering
either kind should quantity be
CURED and in quantities be deemed
Samples each kind Of each bid and al
proposals samples be transmitted hs office ee post
other expense.
proposal by the individual or firm making
specify the pound and the consequent piee
land but pricel OF each description OF per
delivered such places be
of ali charge
peRse subject inspection, weight and
superintendent aud be in all respects saisfac
proposals will be furnished this office
them viii be taken consideration
unless sub. .iantiaiiy agreeing Herewith.
securities, will be required; and the
plying OF inferior article, aiuIe supply the quantity
of The
his proposals satisfactory
ability any proposal
nj evidence will be rejected.
Proposals will be addressed the Superintendent of the Pub
of United Staes Washington and
dorsed " Proposals for Supplying Paper"
~"' A. q. SEAMAN,
Superintendent Of Public Printing
Jan e7-3tawtd lint, Sentinel, & star
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TnrssurY DrrAmrmssr,
once Light house Board,
January IS, 1888.
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS. received al ,his of
aes ss aausns he h hoa.s ahh%su, ~ Win s s a
quantities Of OIL 70 be delivered alongside Of e
own siassaehuses open contractor
asse S % o a. pp"s s olds 90 ssos @ os
respectively and also al 'e respective points named e
LOT No ~ 5000 (esh, housand gallons
pressed sperm oi, and
1900 twentywo lhoasand) gallons best spring
strained sS os p5ss.sa .pss% OIL be delivered 2"
Ls aisooo Qoureen hou.and) gallons winter
isooo (sinlesn ,housand gallons best spring strained
o. pressed sperm oil, 70 be delivered on ,ee ist
aIsoco esh,een hopsand) gallons
$4,000 Twelve housandj gallons best spring strained
o. pressed sperm on, % be delivered as above ON
FOR TIE LAKES.
Lot (seven hundred) gallons
1850 ssa Ssssss Ave saaas
,,,saed n @ E pressed sperm oil, TO es % DELIVERED al
izsd !" receive il, on the ish day Of Apni. 1856
or rimmediately atler the opening Of ha Ene ca
40 Qou, hundred and hrp) gallons bes, winter
strained or press ed sperm oil, aud
45o Qoar bundled and hny) gallons bes, spring
strained or pressed sperm oil, 10 be delivered to
as solee'or and supea'n,endsnt Of ngSs a
1885, or immediately after the opening of the Enc
All oil comprised a. be
mentioned places for the lights the lakes musi be in small
my gallons expense United
the charges and risk the all
and inspection made The OF the oil
the contractos warehouse other place of drposiie
supply vesses shall delivered vessels shall
be ready receive the oil
delivery then party be liberty
authorized point
Of delivery and shalt be entitled within heen
days from such delivery.
All the OIL contracted for under the be sub
ected the usual ests OF specific which
will iimpid, by burning such
thought by the duty
assigned The Light House Board accepted The
oil 10 remain mpd temperature 81 degrees
Fahrenheit lower the oil
of 40 degrees Of Fahrenheit
viii each
for the whole quantity required, the OF the bidder
bid will be entertained for quany comprised
OF the several lots Nos The bids
explicitly the lot number
Of each kind the price
per gallon for each quality of oil. sAs
An bids must be seued. endorsed Proposals for OIL
Light ouss and then placed another and directed
Secretary Of the Light House Board Washington, D.
bond with security the satisfaction Of the department
penalty equal NTH the of each made under
foregoing proposals. will required OF each cond
faithful performance
wit ten days afef shs acceptance Of the bid
The bosr under the authority the the
right reject bid though be the lowest from other
sideTatiOns than
BY erder Of the Light House Board:
THORNTON A. JENKINS,
observation-disclosures Secretary.
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Smithsonian nsiilutsons Washington, u
the 9th Of February 1855
frHIS Institute 3ist August 1852 for e
Manufacture, Commerce. and
b. Mechanic Useiul Arts.
The eontibuions Exhibition already numerous and
and mosi interesting display
The made grand scale The ina" MAJ
smith Institution rs apart nr he
purpose admirably adapted rreir and are supplied WIN es
ana eoao't o. eoh
buors and vss wn e approaches io All parts oi hr es
have been greatly Improved
years OF and friendly 20 s objects may
be Ihis institute n between The
be sdned junior mem,
fmera required Initiation es OF ", and
thereaer aud the latter imitation Zee o W. ana
III ther. an
school Of Design, nembess and junior
me eihrr ~ ehasgd a OF oar iiouihs
III entitled the privileges Of the tAhihitpn
member and lady, member
meinbe: aud two children; and
member aud lady
Oiher persons required 10 tT tickets a ioie~s'
Single admission
(convehe into embershp) - on
Grniemans ticket, single. ..-....... ~
Ladvs season w
The Office OF The q te Exhibition at ne northern
the Smithsonian Inituion da,y from
until where al business connected WIN ms en..
,uNa psa~sps Wyiten COMMUNICATIONS
should also be addressed 10 the undersigned
THOMAS @. CONNOLLY,
27--eo3 superine endent
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TNo. 52s.1


Notice of tho diseonttnua Of the United states
land Offices at Jeffrs lie, Vincennes, and VIM
aInac indiana.
NDER provisions Of section Of the OF Con-
approved June 2 $780, which declares tha whenever
ic a than hundred
shall the duty Of the Secretary OF the Treasury
la office for such dtrict and land in
sai unsod the OF the dtcOntinuancc
Office the shall bs subject sale at of the
Offices convenient the district which the
20 and nasmuch the 1h section of
4tn Sai authonzes the Secretary
continue land district which is situated the
of the States Notwithstanding the
such district hun
ded aces such continuance he
the provisions of
approve 49, ioi0 and iaauch the duty
has been droipsd the Secretary OF the Inferior
By the establish the Home Deparftnen approved Sd March,
b49,
Notice accordingly hereby gwen that view reports
districts reduced below
Secretary of the Interior ch the
the President has directed that the land Offices at EF
VINcENNEs aud WIsAnAc in The stae Of Indiana
be lands unsod at the of the
be subj sale the land office al lNpI
the seat of government of said State.
remaining nnsold aud unnppropaed by law and subject
private entry within the limits Of the districts dsconinu d.
will be subject heretofore those Offices from
the date Of the receipt OF this by The register.
public
they will be prepared appica
ions a off.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
JANUARY 25, 1855.
27-2aw6w fStar.l
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TO our sUBsCRInRRs.

The of person bc % 20. bxs
payment of the Subscription be made IN advance.
plan may forward money letter postage
which will be ~ all iaA assumed IN AZ
transmission.
Tha COUNTRY PAPER pahlsned i-NtekW during The
sions ~ Congress, aad weekly daring the
suhssupuops ior period rear viii be received
terms propeflinnsd 10 me annual rates.
DS-f lsfMASfEks sscst sBt ~
srnasne DAILY sshscrihrs xss
sEm-wkEKy subscribers szs enclosed,
q copy srafts
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Those OF certificates 10 redeem by sor
hey residing beyond the limits Of United states
knowledge the before minister snpoenary charge
daaires, general consul commercial
appointed by Of United any foreign
country proper officer country
the magistrate town. corporation
therein fresdns the United States, the Acknowledgements
lore justice Of peace public
appointed BY The governor of Virginia. Is sufficient cases
the certificate must be delivered.
S CLUTTER, Anditss Public Account The Commission
y, H. PARkER, Register. ,.w : n o he sink
GEO W. MUSfoRD, secy Commonwealth. ing fund.
Mogsosp, Virginia. December 81, 1854.
Dec Si--d3x,
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no Members Of Congress. Strangers. s3c.--DUvALL A
l. Bro merchant tailors,
and complete seecious Of goods their uc
sbg, part French cloths and fancy silk
and embroidered vesuss, Se, which they prepared
order In their usual style OF elegance.
We make, n
piete of silk and wooIeu shirts and drawers half
umbrellas gloves suspenders, cravats, hasdkerehcfs
Dec i4-eo2wn II DUNALi h BROTHER.
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Imysosed ssnts for srapsIngotan changes of scAsd
THE completion OF
Baiunore aud Ohio ali OF
(aud North souhest greatly increased sd
yanages through
day. November ~, ieos the trains wiz hs asfolowFi
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
daily dss,ion. fiist
train, leaving Camden station y instead OF O'Clock
heeofofe exeepi sunda and arriving Wheeling 20
heretofore, and running through 10 Wheeling 10 about IL
hours, reaching there 10 a5. This will Wah
Sir Johns Run, Cumberland Piedmont Rowesbue New
Fcuefman, Famnston Cameron and Mouadsvie only for
wood and aud meals Bsh these trains make prompt and
with the Central Ohis road r Cs
BRIDGE Zascsve Newark, Columbus, Cincinnati, touse Day
samauky Toledo, Detroit Indianspo chicago 81 i0u~
Baltimore by u anal tfasn Wii reach Iii
while they arrive
there al y the night being kept but one night on nc route by
either Irain
Passengers Northwest all intermediate
maxi Cleye
aud Pbug railroad all when the Ohio is navgabe
Wheeling and Wisse, BY leaving Baltimore
in the mail train att, a.
Returning Wheeling oowss The express
reaching Baltimore al 50 the mail uaip
a y. m reaching Baltimore att, ,. u
Wheeling for Cincinnati, Madison
Louisville, Louis ci.s VIII be sold al all nes
hen the OF will admit
Through Baltimore and Washington, and all the
clues and in the West sold at the ticket oco
OF The company.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The mail an leaving Camden station, will take o
stopping Returning this train leaves
Wheeling II 45 midnight Cumberland at 10 Is, and ar
rves at Baltimore at 7, p
The Frederick ,rain
places, will daily (excep Sundny arriving
in Frederick al so Returning, will leave Frederick at ., a.
arriving Baltimore at ~ -, noon.
Elicot's Mills will be daily (except
Sundays) AS follows.
Leave Camden Station Ga M, u 3, D. m.
Leave Eicous Mills al 3o a. M, and 6 80, pm
Dee l4-df
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holders Of the following certificates Of debt
of Virginia. edeemabe the Of March, 1874
afterwards within period exceeding fifteen years. will
the ths snkag Jnd
Of the general assembly Of Virginia passed tho 9th day Of
March, 1885, will proceed, the first OF April 1885,
the said certificates the of the Commonwealth
aforesaid The holders Of certificates required
April office
audo and whether surrendered not the interest thereon will
that day: 15t ts5f6
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Raleigh, IN. u.,) December 25, 1854
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received this Office until 10
eceny bonds running thirty
These North
of the North Carolina addition
of The STATE all The stock held the said road the
dends arising from said stock pledged their redemption.
Proposals will also be received
eighty dollars years.
authority Wedoe
The of the navigation the Ncuse Tar
rivers.
are by express enamen exempted from
They will first January, 1855,
bic the first days Of January and July each Both
principal will be payable Bank the Republic
payable .he treasury Of North Carolina.
They will be- issued OF thousand dollars each.
bidding will please address "FTo-
Carolina socks Raleigh,
North Carolina; and viii distinguish their bids part
bid. They
will be opened 10 O'clock the 3lsi January
OF sa and of c. W. Modeea president of the Bank OF the State
Of Norh Carolina.
whole in be deemed advantageous
S,ate.
bidders will be required, informed
their bids bank their bids
with accrued interest from the first Of s5 the credit
the North Caro'na This
e Bank Republic, York Bank
North Carolina; the ank Cape Raleigh.
Documents showing STATE and The
Office appica
ten 10 Messrs Brown and DeRossetc city Of New York
~ W COURTS,
Pub Treas. OF North Carolina.
Jan 90 dtJan2
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Proposals for Repair OF Terraces and for Wa
ter-M0rks at the UniyersttY Of Virginia.

DR0POSALS will be received Poctots Office 18Th
day of 1885, Of the
and the University buildings plan
o the Procor aud place, proposals will
be received for introducing for the University and
constructing The works the Proposals for
The
bill Of matsriais specifications
be application
desire obtain and bill OF materials
and quantities by letter directed the derrirned
For the works
hfhs cash. Unive
sv will be given, payable the ist day Of Juiy 1855.
RoBT. ". PRENTIa,
Proctor University Of Virginia.
UNIVERSITY VIRGINIA,
December ~, 1854.
Postpouen,snt
The enEs ofhe above postponed an Friday
2d day of February nerJ
r. r. PREsTis, Proctor
Jan 2e--e.atFeba
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shirts! Shirts! shirts!

M H. FAULKNER the only practical shirt maker the city,
w would respectfully inform his old OF
and thai by leaving their his shirt
shirts made of the material and
The which these shirts
acquired this induces the
with bad-fing shirts him
feeling assured that they WILL trial. admit their superiority
Sign Of the Shirt Pennsylvania between Third and AZ
south side
sA furnishing goods hand, which
be sold cheap. #.. fs.ue..t
Dec 2-eodlm
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.


Trains Jou0Es:
EAyE daily except Sunday, and 81, and and
Ia p. .a.#
On Sun lay, AZ q, and 8, p m.
Leave Baltimore at Az and ., q. and and D, IN.
On Sunday, ut At, a. M, and s. p. m.
The with baltimore railroad the West
al by trains leaving al 8, a. M, and g. p IN.
For Philadelphia and New York. at and sk and
For Annapos at 81, M, and 5,
For Norfolk, at 3, p IN.
.rrf II. H. PARSONS, Agent
Particular attention called requiring responsible
person
Dec Sd
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PHILIP DKRooHBRoME and others,

PHILIP DKRocHBRoMR and Others uu ~
S~'tN'',
WILLIAM H.. CLARKE and others ''''' ''"'s :" "f"'St
VE object OF this suit the sale of
mentioned in bill OF fcompanans The bill Philip
perochhrome, Ann O. William Clarke Joshua Clark
Il. Clarke Clarke, Julia A. Clark,
Of William Began umery Lurania Carke EIemim D. Newman
and Julia Newman as
of lying Caroline county
will be the advantage and Of the said sell
aforesaid proceeds
parties according TO their jus, proportions
That the eaid William H. Clarke Ann E. Clarke, Joshua D.
Clarke Clarke, Julia A. Clarke, Lurania Will
liam Began, live State Of Maryland II is
Judged and ordered that complainant
order 10 he er'ed in published Washington
and tue Eastern Shore each three
four months before the first day OF iune said
defendants of the object
them appear this person.
the day June
they have, why decree ought prayed
r. H. HOPPER.
True copy. Test; THOMAS r. CAREY, Clerk.
October 9, 1854. Dec I4--iaw3w
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Jury OF f'h,sburs and County of Aitrxha ", Psnn-
" yiyania offer Tor investment the
o the city Of Pishurg and Allegheny
These bonds issued the rtishuu Conneve
Company, by which they susranted
We confidently recommend ihsm capitalists
sirsbe
The bonds together with erhihit
nson he obtained
JOHNSTON BROTHERS, 4 Co.,
Bankers and Fiscal Agents
Ian ls-d&opu
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Minnesota Land Agency.
TRACY ~ FAlsNHAM,
Bankers aud General Land Agents,
n sNTAnNV R.yIl AtNNEsnpx

ST. ANTHONY FALLS, MINNESOTA.
COLLECTIONS made promptly remited
" exchange.
Landed southern capitalists
that will and
often
The immigration, the rapid of estate
intimate acquaintance with the enable make
dobic in value
few thousand dollars invested will he
HABds How be safely
ably invested
vicinity Of and thriving villages
bought o. S5 will
Many OF the fortunes Of the North
OF and that
and foresight purchase when lands cheap will make for
Satisfactory references given For particulars, address
TRACY x FARNHAM,
Dec l5-d&wlmt ST. Anthony Falls.
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EENTLHsMEN, ARE OU READY .-for Union Hall
VI Shooting gallery Billiard saloon aud Restaurant street.
9Th and ltb reets1he pistols quality
10 order by r. Evans, Philadelphia he billiard
ed with tables Of the approved Sharp,
York In The restaurant gentlemen win be supplied
noec with oysters and
WILSON HAYWARD.
JanE--dlw Proprie,9rs.
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Proposals for furnishing Paper for the Public
Printing.

SUPERINTENDENT PuBLIo PRINTING,
Washington, January IS, 1855.
of The provisions Of the enited An net TO
vide the public printing Sc, approved August 20
1852 sealed will be received at this otbee IN Ms Capitol
until Wednesday, 2st day Of March y O'Clock M for
furnishing following aud descriptions of writing paper
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CrOmwell's Baltimore steamship Line between
Baltimore, New York, and Boston,

WILL despatch daly from Baltimore
and twice week from Boston 10 Baltimore and Baltimore
Boston.
THIS line affords unequaied facilities The business
District of Columbia The either point viii
through bill Of adng Washington
freight commissions charged Applications
promptly attended TO by the following agents
A. c. HALL,
5s Exchange Place. Baltimore
ii. b. CROMWELL,
Corner Washington and Albany streets, N Y.
JNo, W sCHANK,
Jan l7-dJnl Foot OF India wharf, Boston.
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will accountable for gold,
bullion SPECIE jewey precious metals unless bills
signed therefor
Dec l7-dtf
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THE FORMAL OPENING OF THE
sEooEp sxHtsirlos OF TINS
METROPOLITAN Mechanics Institute

win place smithsonian Institution, Washington, d.
the 9th Of February, 1855
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Notice of tho diseonttnuRnce of the United States
land Offices at JEFF lie, Vincennes and VIM
ulr Ind atau. !.
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CON G r ESSI0N AL.
SPEECH OF HON. p. PHILLIPS,

Uf ALAbAMAi
On French spoliatons delivered n the House Of Rep
resentatyes January 20, 1855.
The House being in the Committee OF the W hole the
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. So Wall street, N. Y,
Brown, 5HIPLEY, 3 CO.,
Liverpool
II. g. ROBERTS S CO.,
l3 Kings Arms Yard, London.
b. @. WAINWRIGHT & CO.,
Paris.
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THE ALLIE sURRENpkRED!,,
> Il "A MBOAT AND MACHINER J
49,. ~. HLA ACKSNITHTVT.

To q Hn 1egsiAxeS
form the public that he taken old
ss5f9 stand formerly occupied by MIR. Newman, on
fz ~ First street between Vine Division, where
~--As-AA is prepared to DO BlacksmithDg n all
various es-such as Steamboat work. work
ehclng railing balcony irons stairs and hanisters cellar
doors and CRATES etc. Railroad canal bridge
aone at the lowest prices and shOrtnotce Anchors
erent sizes always on hs sa hogchains wheel
beam strips for boats Being old and experienced
hand at Machinery Btacksmithng viii wa.rant satsfac-
feb25d1y J. J. TMO'RRS
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WABASH & ERIE CANALTRANspour.r,1 r,1
EVANSVILLE AND NEW HARMONY TRT-
at4R W EEkLK MAIL LINE d 20 -

E$Af7seFsxA ON and after Saturday July i.t the in
ssTA aersigned will run TRI-wEsKLY LINE Of
Stage Coaches as Ebove t.r ~ T-N-f
Leaving Evansville Mondays Wednesdays ana Friday,s
o'clock A. Nj returning leaves New Harmony on Tusa-
day Thursday S and Satu day's O'Clock a ny
Ihe lire will all times be stocked with
Coaches and drivers an the rinS
Win regularity and disPateh All orders goods OF
tended - $50 N~-eiuAy Nv
For passage Or other business apply office at our L
y and sale stable Locusstre Market House
their ass orders Hotels viii
see@Ie Sa prom pt attentien t- E. II. DE GARAO.
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CHANGE OF PROPRIETORS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &C., &C
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BY
EEIC CHI g. We III NJ G..

se LEIGH & Rim G.. A
TINE dersigred have purchased the entire stock of
Il Drugs ard Medicines of j. M ID. Mer& CO., and
intend carrying The Drug business at the well known
stand Keller Farnsley No. IL Water street. under
the hrm of LEIGH & Verlng. .rl
Charles Leeh ofthe firm, hopes he isfavorably known
%o the public, having been engaged in Mr. Crawford
Bells Store the last Ave years Peter Verling otthe
same hrm, having been cerkng in the present store the
dence of its old customers
Weintend keeping on hand large and fresh stock OF
drugs and medicines and hope by this means and by
TO business, aud low prices merit
liberal patronage both from old lew customers.
CHARLES LEIGH.
feb25-l f PETER VERLING.
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CINCINNATI $50
FOR THE INSANE.

charge Of EDWARD MEAD NJ. D. Editor of the Aneri-
d can Psycbo Journal Insanity an Forenzic
Medicine late Professor Of Obstetrics and formerly Matea
This ustqtion for the reception patients
select perior advantsges None
put quiet patients admitted The long experience
superintendsnr practitioner tcacher
antee OF kindly and the successful treatment
Terms made known application DR.. MEAD. Cincin-
natl. Ohio.