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EVENING STAR.
IL N Z s

addressed TO the $ eaker of the Massachusetts
House OF Representatives By Member of the Cen
Hal Court. A Political Pome
NIFTY poten.at how d. ys feel settin up thar
Like fowl upon roost fuSin deawn on a brood II
chickens:
P'rhaps you don't feel your oats - of coarse YOU
DON'T
You amt some punkins in yeour Gown VALUATION !,
What d'ys near by tryin' to squash eout freedom
er speech-hey?
Don't yeOw spOse know when I'm in orders well
as yeOw. r.+-.
IL Amt in Ordertkat's my cOnstit Joant's look out
not yOurns
You all-sufhcient cuss-consarn your picture
Can't say nOthn' without hearn' yer Internal ham
A dentin' of the mahogaRy?-that 'ere desk cost
suthin, calliate.
BE yeOw in partnership with a cabinet maker,
There's me and bait dozen on US don't mean TO
stan It great while. ...
reckon good li;kln' wouldn't spile yeow, mis-.
ter i
peanuts and freedom e. debate :" look in the Char
The Bill eT Rights and Cushas manual
And ef yeow can find pre- cedents for your
acshuns -- 90 --f w.
Ell 20 HON without gettin' off one speech
What'il dye spose become ofmy poiiitklH chances
Is il a scheme OF yolrn to reduce me to my old
avOcatiOn
or pediing sand, oysters, cream cakes, lamp lie,
apple sarce and fine tooth cOmbs-veow mis-
Iabr, ungTatefe, chOuder head.
Answer old stick-n the mud!
Don't YOU here me! Blast that hammer!
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PROPOSALS FOX MAIL BAGS.
-.... Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
January 10, 1855.

e-.... POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
,..- ...... January 10, 1855.
@ EALED PROPOSALS will be received al this
- Department until O'Clock a. m of the 23d of
April next for furnishing for four years from the LIST
day of July next, in such quantities and at such
times as may be required and ordered for the mail
service, mail bags of the following description, to
wit:
CanUas Mail Bugs.
Size No. (43 inches in length, and 50 inches in
circumference,) to be made of cotton canvass,
weighing Is ounces to the yard of 81 inches width
the yarn ofthe fabric to be doubled and twisted and
five-fod.
Size Noe, al inches in length, and AZ inches in
circumference TO be made of cotton canvass,
weighing Is ounces to the yard of 81 inches width,
and the cloth to be woven in every respect like that
of the first size of bags.
Size No. 3, (32 inches in length and 90 inches i'm
circumference,) 10 be made of cotton canvass,
weighing 10 ounces to the yard of % inches width
and tn cloth to be woven as above described.
The canvass bags Of sizes Nos. | and are to be
made with sufficiet number of eyelet holes, and
provided with strong cord 20 secure their mouths.
All are to be well and distinctly marked "U. S.
MAIL" and to be numbered according to the sizes
above specified.
Leather and Canvass Pouches
/
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UOh, the smartness of American
boys. they understand you before you
are half done speaking. They see through
you like a pane of glass, when you are
mildly lying for the very best of motives.
They drive bargain with you before you
make up your mind to trade or not trade.
They write for the press at eleven Oh
thirteen; edit paper at fifteen; at TWEEN
ty, they are cashiers of a bank, partners
In a merchants house, first mate of a
ship, captains in the the volunteer regi.
ments, stump-orators, political character
and aspirants to the presidency.
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The DUTCH JUDGE Dutchman who
who settled in the far West became
rich, and was in due course elected O
judge. One day he was to sum up the
evidence against prisoner, and on look
ing around for him, found him playing
chequers with the sheriff, while the fore
man of the jury was fast asleep. Re.
PlenishlJg nc ample judicial chair with
his broadcast person, he thus addressed
the jury.
Mr.. Voreman and t'other jurymans
Der prisoner, Hans Vlecker, is vinished
his game NIT ter sheriff, and has peat
him, but shall take care he don't peat
me. Hans has been tried for murder
before you, and your must pring in der
wsrdick, but it must be cording' to
dere law. De man he kilt wasn't kill
at all, as it was proved he is in der Jail
at Morrisdown for sheep stealing Put
dat ish no matter. Dere law says ven
dere ish tout you give 'eR to der bris.
oner: put here dere ISL no tout; so
you see ter der prisoner is guilty. Pc
sides, he is great losfer. l have knowed
him witty year, and he hashn't tone a
ditch of wark in all dat dimes and
dere ish no one defending upon him for
DER livin', and he is no use to nopody.
dink it would pc good blans to hang
hun for de example. | dink, Mr.. Vore-
mans, dat he better pc hung next Fourt
o July, as dere militia is goin' to drain
in another county, and dere would be no
vun goin' on here, :"
1t should be added, to the credit of the
jury, that in spite of this learned and
impartial charge, they acquitted the
prisoner, finding him Is Not Guilty, if he
would leave the State"
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EXPECTED NEW YEAR PRESENTS

" all the branches If business conducts in this
~ city, Groceries, perhaps, of all others afford the
smallest profits, aud should have the preference for
cash, and no one In that business can continue if
his customers are not prompt in settlement by short
notes or cash. Desirou3 Of closing up for the past
earnestly request all who are indebted to cali aud
settle wi hout delay.
l will further give notice that all future bills
which may be contracted with me must be made
with refer nee to, and with the isinct
Ing that they are to be closed m nthy, by cash or
notes at 30 days, which have prepared for the pur.
pose, except such of my old customers who have Ell.
ways been prompt. z. M. p KING.
iec ZT--tf
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JOHN Fl. BUTHMANN.

IMPORTER AND DTALsxy IN WINE, BRAN
4 dy, Cigars, &c, PenpsJ lvania avenue, south side
bstween AZ and Sixth Streets has received his full
stock and assortment Of the above, consisting in
part Of - &c.,.
Madeira Sherry, Port Of various grades, Champagne
In ats and pts, different brands
great ,ty of Rhine Wine, some of it spaik
ling
Also, St Perry sparkling red and white Claret, al
Irices nom s. SO per dozen to the highest or
der .
And numerous other kinds of Wine
Also, very superior Cognsc, pale and dark: Scheid
am Gin, Jsmaia Rum. sne old Whiskey
Irish Malt Cordials, and Havana Cigars
des l9-2awSw
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fHtttpfrfHn ADVERTISEMENTS.
sMIDHR's WINES

q n L n " e 4 N Il n
L(oHN v. sKIDER, Dealer In Wins, ct ts
SNIDkR, ~, No. 70 Walnut street, four doors ee
low Fourth street, where ccnssae,s viii be supplied
vita VINES and LIQUORS on the most .cccmmo
dating terms.
portation Of EORE1oN RNEs, One No. e Wal
nut street, Philadelphia, where he h prepared &c
receive orcsrs for the special Importation Oh Wines
&e, rom various houses IN Europe, In quantities Of
single do zen and upwsrds; and also solicts for hs
son, JOHN VAUGHAN eNIDKR, the patronage
bis friends and former customer
sss All Wines ordered for Washington viii Be DE-
Iiyered by Express free Of freight jes-1y
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u At meeting of the clergymen
not long since, reverend gentleman BY
the name of Loss, of dimensions some.
what extended, presented himself. SAYS
one OF the brethren TO him: h" When you
left your people you were a great Loss. -
. Yes, said another, @ but when he dies
ne will be no Loss YES" says a
third, Twill be a dead Loss"
Here the reverend gentlemen ceased
being at loss.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECroRY.

TaATHAM's LINE OF OMNIBUsEs
=. I'd " u, 'ssyf z' .ss * Pa ..' @
leave Washington at 6, IL, and IL V6E
m, 81 and m. T-
Seats can be secured at the Office, Fairfax st.,
and Newton's Mansion House !; in Washington, at
Halls Segar Store and Kirkwood House.
This Line runs regularly winter and summer for
the accommodation Of the Public.
Passengers called tor and taken to theirresidences
il not too far. -i -- '..s
FARE-For the first trip up and last trip down,
so cents all other regular trips % cents.
Trunks extra. LATHAM & COOK.
ian S-f -. --.-..
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IL IRWAN'S WORKS
IN Parish and other Pencillings, 75c
Remanism al Home, Letters 10 Chief Justice fancy
75c
Men and Things as I saw them in Europe 75c
Letters 10 Bishop Hughes, in muslin 40 cents, paper
30 cents
American Principles on National Prosperity,
thanksgiving sermon, paper lOc
JAYS WORKS.
Autobiography and "reminiscences Ofths Rev. VIM
Jay, with notes Of distinguished contemporaries
in vols, 50 30
Female Scripture Cha acters, 81
Morning and Evening Exercises, , vols, 81 20
Fine edition of the Same m vols CD
Christian Contemplated +0c
GRAY BALLANTYNE,
jan Is 49S Seventh street.
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GROIN WELLS
BALTIMORE STEAMSHIP LINE
.. 'sr~oas :SA . . so. sSs.

w I'LL dispatch Steamer daily from Baltimore
w and NewYork, and twice week from Boston
to b tltimore and Baltimore to Boston.
This line affords unequalled facilities to the busi
ness men of the District of Columbia. The Agents
at either point will receive freight and give through
bill Of fading to Washington at the lowest rates oil
freight and no commissions charged. Applications
for freight promptly attended 20 by the following
agents: n. A. =. HALL,
So Exchange Place, Baltimore.
III. b CROMWELL,
. Corner Washington and Albany sts., N. Y.
JNO. w. SCHANK,
ian I4-d3m Foot of India Wharf, Boston.
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DIAPER MOISTENER-A New Invention for
Il molstenIng the leaves of Copying Book, Post
age stamp, Envelopes, and mOisten the fingers
wren Counting bank bills. Also useful for various
other purposes.
IL will be found an indispensable article for every
desk. IL ID perfectly simple and cheap, and must
come into geneia al use.
TAYLOR l. MAURY,
jan 10 Agents for Washington.
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FOR THE VEST AND SOUTH.

FOR IHE W ESI AMI SUUIH.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
IMPROVED ARRAN6EM ENTS FOR TRAVELi
IMPORTANT CHANGES OESCHEDgDElI
gS6 III 11l The late completion Of tn
- CeptraI Ohio Railroad between
Wheeling and Columbus. uniting, as 1t does. By 20
short and direct . line, The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad with all portions of the West land North
and Southwest,) gives this route greatly increased
ADVANTAGES to through travellers IN thst direction.
On and af'er MONDAY, November %, 1854, the
trains will be run as follows:
- FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
Two fast trains daily will run in each direction
First-The NAIL TRAIN, leaving Camden Station
at instead of o'clock heretofore, Except
on Sunday,) and arriving at Wheeling at 20 q. 10
Second-The EXPRESS TRAIN, leaving at S p m /,
instesd of at p. m, heretofore, and running
through to Wheeling IN about II hours, reachir 6
there at 10 Is q. N. This train will step at Wash.
lneton Junction, Sykesville, Monocscy, Herpe''s
Fsrry, Mar'insburg, sir Johns Run. Cumberland,
Piedmont, Rovlesburg, Newburg, FettermaD, Farm,
ingteD, Cameron and Mouudsvi. only, for wood
and water and meals. Both there trains make
prompt and regular connection with thu csrs OF ths
Central Ohio Rosd for Cambridge, Evansville, New
ark, Columbus, Gin ~fnnati, Louisville, Day ton,
sandusky, Toledo, Letroit indianapolis. ChicsGo,
St Louis, etc. Passengers leaving Baltimore by The
Mail Train; wi | reach Cincinnati for dinner next
day, while by the Express Train they arrve there
at IL the next night, being kept but one Eight or
the route by either train.
Passengers for the Northwest via Cleveland and
all intermediate PORTS can make direct connec.
ton with he trains upon tbs Cleveland and Pitts
burg Railrord at ali times when the Ohio il naviga
ole foc steamers between Wheeling ard WellEVile,
by leaving Baltimore 10 The Mail Train a. z .. N.
Returning. the Trains leave Wheeling as follew We:
The EXPRESS TR IN at 4 30 M, reaching Pal.
tirno-e a. $50 2. m. The NAIL TRAIN at ii. As p
m. reaching Baltimore at . N
4T Through tics cts by b0at from Wheeling for
Ci1cinnau Madison. Louisville, st. Louis and other
River Cities, i'll be sold at times when the stage
of water ill admit.
g. Through tickets between Baltimore and
Washington, and all the important cities and towns
In the West, are sold at the Ticket Offices Of the
CJmpany.
FOR WAY PAsSEN Frs.
THE MAIL TRAIN, leaving Camden Station will
take passengers for all the usual stopping placer on
the Road Returning, this train leaves Wh.eling
at ll.45 Midnight, Cumberland at lois q. m. aud
| arrives at Baltimore at p. m.
THE FREDERICK ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN,
for Frederick and Intermediate places will art a
| p n daily Except Sundeys) arriving in Freder
lex at 7.4o Returning will leave Frederick at q
m, arriving at Baltimore at IL 80, noon
THE ELLICOTps MILLS ACCOMMODATION
will be run daily, Except Sundsys) as follows:
Leave Camd-n Station at a. m and p.
Leave Ellcotts Mills at 100 8. IN. and $50 P. m
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
MIA
On and after Tuesdaq, Nov. Z, 1854

TINE Cars leave Alexandria daily for Gordons
i wills and intern.diet =tations at 4 O'Clock
Q. m, the arrival OF tbs boat from Washin TOD
giving ample time for breakfast board. Con
Meeting at Manassas Junction with train for Stras
burg, at Warrenton Ju ction with train for War
Vrginis Central Railroad for Richmond, Chsrlottes
Vile, and stanton.
The cars leave Gordonsville daily for Alexsndria
and intermediate stations, at before IL, a. II :,
the arrival of the trains the Virginia Central rail
road from Richmond, Charlottesville, and Staunton
TuRAIJGu TJtR ETS
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For Lynchburg, connsctirg with the stGges ct
Charlottesville, on Mondays, Wednesday, snd Fri.
days
For Lursy and New Market connecting with the
ages at Culpeper, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat
urday.
For Winchester daily, connecting with the stages
at Piedmont
For Middlsburg daily, connecting with the stages
At the Plains.
Per order: W. b. BROCKETT, Agent.
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OFFICE OF ARMY CLoTAI4s Axs EeuIFAGR,
Pa LADELPHA. Exe 81. 1854

CEALED PROPOSALS will De received at this
- Office until 10 o'clock, a IA, of thu 3lst day of
January next for furnishing by contract the follow
ing army supplies and materials de'iv, rabe at the
United STATES Clothing and Equpage Depot, schuyl.
kill Arsenal, in quantities as required, viz:
5000 yards Ga dark blue (indigo Dyed twiIIed
cloth, weighing 81 ounces per yard
5000 yards 81 sky blue Qndig yed) twilled cloth
weighing ~ ounces per yard
10 900 army blankets WOOL gray, with the letters
U.s In black, four inches long, in the
center,) to bs seven feet long and Eve
feet wide; each blanket to weigh FIVE
pounds
n, 900 yds IA flannel, cotton and wool
"a
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NEW MUSIC

NEW MUSIC
~ JUST PUBLISHED,
al do not ask 10 offer thee,' a very pretty Dnc,
inscribed 10 Miss higdOn, Portsmouth, Va.
sThe Elves, !" being beautiful variations on Thou
arr gone from my gaze.
"We stood beneath the moons b ieht rays :"
beautiful ballad respectfully dedicated 10 Miss Nam
nie Maury of Washington.
"Souvenir," brilliant Waltz, by Prof Foertsch,
and dedicated TO Miss Charlotte Davis, OF Washing
ton city.
Fairy Star and sunbeam Schottisches, SPARKLING
Waltz. old Defenders Quickstep at the Music, Pr
ano, and Fancy Store Of
JOHN r. ELLIS,
JOG Pa. avenue, between 9th end 10Th sts.
Jan loft
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD

TRAINS Run AS FOLLOWS:
FAVE daily, except Sunday, at and G 4 e. n.
i ard and p IN.
On Sunday at N and 8 m.
Leave Baltimore al ~ and a N; ard and 8
pm.
On Sunday at AZ m and 5 p m.
The connections with Baltimore Ohio Rsilrosd
for the West are by trains leaving a. a II and 3
pm
For Philadelphia and New York at 9, and az ID
and 8 N.
For Annapolis at 81 In sud6pm.
For Norfolk at p m.
TIL. PARSONS, Agent
Particu ar attention Is called to the Rule reQuir.
ing responsible voucher for any person Of color
who may wish to pass ov the road.
dec l3-dn
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ROSENKRANZ PIANOS.

JUST received two of the above uneauaed i'm
~ stfumcnts direct from the Manu-
factory IN Dresden, Germany. These
Pianos having both, after a lOrg seaH
and land voyage, arrived in perfecty y v Y
tune, afford another guarantee Of their superiority
IN Keeping In tune. their beauty and power oil
tone eIcits tde highest encOniums from all tile
great musical critics of Europe
HILBUS * HITZ,
Music Depot, cor Pa av. llth aud ID SITS.
ian g. II
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SOMETHING NEW.

OPPOSITE TIE MARKET ON PENNSYLvA-
" MA AVENUE doors below Ninth street,
is a NEW CLOTHING STORE for Men and Boys,
opened this day. DECKER, Cne Of the cheapest
Clothing Merchants in the North. has determined
70 oer to the citizens Of Washington and vicinity,
his eycelent Clothing the lowe Ncrthern prices
or cash only. There the
POOR MAN
viii find Just such Clothing Store as has long been
Esnted in Washington. His motto is cheap for
cash, and ONE PRICE ONLY.
4 good substantial vcoll.n coat he viii cell fcr
81 IS; and heavy winter pants, well lined. Tor s %
and 6ae coats overcoats, and vests, in proportion
Good wool and option under hrts, h,tiery, gloves,
&c, chea. than the chespeet. nov LIT
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Ii. SEMKEN, JEWELER

No. 800 Pa. 0UeHue, hstDeen 9th aud 10th Streets
OneTs Tor sale magnificent assortment of
DIAMOND JEWELRY,
Gold Bracelets, Breastpins, Earrings, Seal Rings
Welding Kings, Fob and Vest Chains, Seals Lock
cts, Pencils, Ihimbles, TrinketS etc
AL articles are warranted rs represented and SOLD
unusually low. inlq
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NLyERw ARE.

SILyERwARE
- CANFTRLD, BROTBER d CO.
s2o Baltimore street, have ca hand and ooa-
family making mss styles Of Silver Coffee AID Tee
acts; Silver Pitchers; Waters; Casters Goblefs
Cups; Spoons Forks; Ice Tonss; Crunb Scrspers
Pi-, lee cream and Fish Knives; Salt Cellars; Bat
er knives, &c, Of wsrrsn.sd Sterling .Slocr.
j. TT Baltimore, Nd.
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.

>K-h On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
7SFare round trip 81; from Alex
sndris IS cents The THoMAs COLLYER leaves
Washington 1t and Alexandria at ga O'Clock.
Coaches leave the Capitol for the boat at SK o'clk
Coach fare 10 cents.
Persons wishing the Coaches will leave their resi-
dence with Geo. Thos Parker.
Refreshments on the boat.
oct 2s-dtf sAML GEDNrY, Capt
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\ 5000 |" blue flannel for lining gre at coats
4'o"o dosen paire hall stockings. Sizes weighing
| pounds per dozen, OF gO1d sound wool
| doubled and twisted yarn. Those knit by
hand preferred
Brass Brass scales, NC. s. ssrs. corp prirs.
Staples for coats (brass)
Worsted sashss, crimson
a and e inch worsted lace, crimson green, Grange
red, sky blue, and yellow
Pompons
/ felt cap bodies
Glazed leather, for visors and chain straps
Morocco, for cap liniogs
Oil nlk, for cap covers
Blue serge, for coat Innings
Sewing silk md twist
Linen threads
Drums, complete artillery and infantry
Dunn cords, head batter and snare. snares sets
sings and sticks, pairs
Drums stick carriages; fi:es, b and &c
Bugles, with ezra nouth-piecss, and trumpets
Collins axes, Qelling)
Axe and Ratchet handles, spades
lin eanteens, to hold three pints
Buntipg, red, white, aud blue
Tent poles and pine sets for hospital, wan and com
moo tents
BoltlDg rope, tent cord
6srrison and recruiting halliards
wooden tent buttons and slips
Brass spurs, pairs
Blank books and stationery
Wax, upper and sole leather.
All OF which 1t Is desirable she uld be of domestic
manufacture, and must conform, in all resnects h
the Standard psttern sealed In this office, where
they can be examined.
sample patterns will be sent by mall with any
sadltlonal information upon che subject which NAV
De desired by manufacturers wishing {. offer pro
posals. f''
Ten per cent Of the amn unit of each delivery will
De retain until the contract shall be completed,
whcn 70 be forfeited to the United States in case
OF dealcation on the part of the contractor in full
niiing the terms and stipulatious Ct the contract
About oneiourth Of thess supplies will be REQUIRED
on or before the nrst of July next, and payments
will be made for them az as the next appropri.
alton by Congress Of funds for this branch of the
service h available; the remainder will BE- paid for
On delivery.
The privilege is reserved Of increasing, BY one.
third, the quantity Of ell the supplies alb we men.
toned.
Contracts will bs based upon accepted proposals.,
Ior the falfllment Of which two more securities
Wii be required. Ids desired only from man
uaourers, or reulsr dealers in the article proposed
70 De FURNISHED, and none will be respected or con.
ruereo rom any one who is net known as u manu-.
nturer or regular dealer In the desired supplies
Nnch mct or the reverse must be distinctly ct ted
IN the bids offered, well as the names and
OF the persons nt-nded 70 be proposed as securities
in case a contract is obtained 49,
Letters containing proPo Sals should be endorsed
"Pfspossis Tor Army Supplies"
q, ii CROsMAN,
Major and ousrterms 4ter u "a
dec z7-eot3lJan ~
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early grave Let no young man or woman cnter IN
20 the eecret obligations Of married life without
seafjns the POCKET ESCULAPIUS. Let no one
suffering from . hsctnjed Cough, Pain In the eide,
.esess nighte nervous feelings end the whole train
If DySpeptic sensations, and giysn up by their ply
sicisa, be another moment, without consulting tAs
.SSCULAPIUS. Bave the married, OF those about
TO Be married any impcdiment read this truly use.
full book, II has besn the means Of saving thous.
snds Fl unfortunate creatures from the very jaws VI
death.
AE-Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENT
enclosed in Q letter, will reccive one copy Of this
work Ly mail or ave copies viii Re sent for One Dol
lar.
Address, post psid) Oh. WIN. YOUNG,
No. Is2 Spruce street. PhiladslphiA
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DOCTOR YOURSELF.
TIE POCKET ASCULAPIUS:
OR, EVERY ONE Els OWN PHYSICIAN.

The Fiftcth Edition, with
One hundred Engravinss
showing Diseas Q and Nal
formations Of the HunsH
System IN every shape and
form. To which 10 sdded .
Treatise on the Diseases CT
Females, being ofths high
est importance to married
people, or those conten.
plating usrrisge. By
WIN. YOUNG, M. d.
Let no father be ashamed
20 present . copy Of the
AeOULAPIUs to his child
IL NAV ssye hin from ar
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y The new year poet of the Monroe
commercial IS "some." Only listen to
him:
As well old bachelors and maids
Might Try To make baby show,
As |, OF all the printer lads,
To make a new years address goD