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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-04-29
CONGRESSIONAL.
SPEECH or HON. Il. ;. BENNETT,

On the resolution reported by the Comuse Of Elections
IN The s0Restedeseoa from the Territory Of Kan
delivered in the Hsuss Of Representative March -
1856
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NV SPRING GOODS ron GEsrLEMkN-P. J.
- hEh n Eunari tsuas Va gtr~.s.
hARtng f'eexra aas rp@ss hs~
m tnntunes = he Customers and
ep'ee. &suf--usn WIN wi-h ehnsce styles
hATane ne aurancs th~ .f-rru
- shn~h uhrH TIE saock emtwaoes.
oeE1ni turuihtur Euods fuE rrutsuu,n.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1856-10-11
NOTICE TO THE INHABITANTS OF NEW
MEXICO.


lne surveyor uene'"' .. a Mew aNh,eo, oY sc
OF Oohgless pproSsu u on sne 1S"u 1u'y lool' sre
ofig,na.ea 'ne[ore .he gess'on oi ine lerrnory %
the uhnea sla'es 'oy 'fea'y Oh 1naoa'uPe M
dago OF ioto' oeno,ins tle va'lona graaes OF tp'e
WIN ms oescisoh theteoh as 10 we VaIidiV or IN
VALIDITY OF eacn OF 'ne sane u0IeI 'ne ,FMelssu
ges ana customs oi we county u''Io lS Cess'oh
10 ihe uhl'eu o'a'es'r1 anu ne ls aso' required 70
~ re repol' ~ ,gsa'u 10 y, raso'9' eAsdng ~
we ietrnort' '"o"',s 'ns ,f.gp 'pu ''ca,lY Yi
T5'n' '''',ns ,'5 uG'' ". 'N' sr,o
T. theff. sucl fepo ioo rad pccorllug To-
the form v1ch ua, lg prescribed Fig 'er.'a.
nv voi the lm@loi Nh'humu wl Ald before
CoUgles tol snc' action ntreob ma, be deem
sd 1asi and Woner WIN avew 20 e1nhm bona ile
g1sits art I'VE fp.l eject Io ..' ea'y OF lS4s,
between 'ne United ''aies and MeSl'o
'mmsn's W every case "lll ne required TO hle
a written no'rl, se''me tolb'th utlne ol .he
"He'h' = 'm'hI', n9me Of onrnd f'alluloi -
pNwe o' r'"A whether mcgnate or pe'I't'--lls
3AN- w 'a Aihorl'y ms ong'u"' ''' Nf
hl'N .ehce '' .he r'ir' 't'
p.t-i " 'l0'' ~ Nn''' Nb'el Ihe .osO-
a." het NNe s'i-' ''.Ni} el''meI, E'''. "
'a rNrul'' "'N- '.'hg c'Hr NF
N &"'.o' 4'' 'ef'r
n''' 'nh % sp'l'h hr 'ltIln ln' y.
'-lr, ..'t'' 'f'o "a 'o''s'oa' Sa'Fe'
t.
In,i..nnesI ,lstoi GOV # .n,,,e, bas shs.,.
ut.d -, ,,La, ,v. lee,e ,,,,,,, tha n,.,,. a
hn,.nds and e,tanr of the ,r,c, claimsd
1,u lle Tho Snr,evor C.ner / 70 nvecnio III a
dut, I'm. iune.ed an linn. by law he hp. IN r6.
nns,, au ihoee ,rdiv,dnals who cla,,ond lapds i,
Sew Meyico befo ,be lreatv Of lsis. 10 nro5nre 30
The yidenres Of such claims at mis- Office al stsie
Fs.as COON as rossible
p ''''
TO DONATION CLAIMANTS.
The act of Congress. above referred to, grants
100 acres of lend to every white male citizen #
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1856-10-11
KEARNEY AND BERNARD.

General outft!ipg establishment Wes.port Missouri
Will keep constantly on hand variety Of mer-
chandize Of all descriptions adapted to the Calfor-
MIA and Santa Fe trade. Persons going across the
plai:is would do well to give them call. Will
also have on hand Wagons, Oxen and other neces-
saries suitable for emigrants-All order from re-
liable sources promptly attended to.
KEARNEY & BERNARD.
Santa Fe New Mexico Oct. l854.--5.f.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1856-10-11
Surveyor Generals Office,
Santa Fe New Mexico,
May ~ 1886.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:

NOTICE is hereby given to allparties interested
that the grant made by the Provincial Dep itation
Of Durango in the year 1921, and ratified bv the
Provincial Deputaton Of New Mexico in 1926, to
Luis Maria Cabeza de Baca, ct al, to the Wales
Grandes, in The county Of San Miguel, will be Ia
ken up for investigation by the surveyor General
Of New Mexico at his Office in Santa Fe, on the
first Monday in July next, and will continue from
day to day until all the testimony presented by
the parties shall be taken. Bersons having conaic
ting claims against said grant are required to give
notice to this Office before the date above nentio-
ued, and 5e in attendance at that time
WILLIAM PELHAM.
Surveyor General.
at
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1856-10-11

NUIIUE.
All persons indebted to the late J. .. Fitz-
water, are requested TO make immediate pay
went, and all persons having claims agains the
es,ute Of the deceased will present them for pay.
ment, on or before the fourteenth May 1851, Of
be debaued from payment.
C.B. CLARK,
Administrator.
Albuquerque, MN.
May 18th, lS56.--6.m.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1856-10-11
STAGE LINE.

Independence Mo-, to Santa Fe N. M.
Leaving each end Of the route the first day of
each month.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1856-10-11
TERMS.

WEEKLY 50 90 ia year, payable invariably in
advance; single copies 70 10 cents. ADVERTISE
raents, 81 90 per square Of ten lines for the first
Insertion. and 5)cts. for every subsequent Insertion
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1856-10-11
JOHN S. WATTS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT + Au

Santa fe, Mem Mesiro.
Office IN the house formerly occupied by Messrs
Smith & Houghton.
Santa Fe, March %, lS54.-y3n4l.tf.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1856-10-11

W. Fl. Chick
Waller AND CHICK.

Commission Merchants Kansas Mo.
ss.. 4 REFER TO
Col. Robert Campbell, Messrs. Riley Christy
Saint Louis Mo. Saint Louis Mo.
Santa Fe New Mexico October I, 1S54-tf.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-24
socrates ag a Teaoher.

The disciples Of Socrates learned to be-
lieye that the quickest as well IS the best
method Of comPrehending she whole Of a
great truth. orassemblage Oftrnths, is to
master them ONE ny ONE, and LITTLE hr
LyrLE, This was the way 10 which God
taught by his proPhetsl and Welhsye Of
tsn thought that the best systom Of edu-
cation could not be better expressed thar
"a these words d holy writ; cline upor
line. precept upcr pFeeepi, here little
and there 4 iitlle.p One thing ara Lime
litte ats lesson. and that dwslt uPo'
until il is thoroughly understood, ans
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-24

SorEscE,--For all practical purposes,
true science is a thorough knowledge Of
man 8 own business and a farmer who
knows how to make the most profit with
the least amount Of labor and capital.
who understands tow to make tie mos.
Of his land without impoyerishiRg It, but
rather continually improving IL, is truly
scientific.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-24
Eg- Teachers, don't forget tho Inst

Eg- Teachers. don't forget the Insti-
Lute TO commence at Republic, on the Sd
Of November. But don't fa!l into the
error Of supposing that you can there
lean, az you should know to be ready
for examination. and for the school rovm,
Tie long autumn evenings, land good
books on the best methods Of teaching,
Is well as the test book, which are to be
used in schools, are institutions Of prov
idepee not . be lightly regarded.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-24

REpEArED till il is craven on the memory
or rather brought into the habits Of the
mind, and incorporated into the very elo-
ments Of the soul, This is the grea. secret
Of sueeessful education.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-24
rg- For the benefit Of The high mind

Ey-For the benefit Of the high-mind-
ed. we give chapter Of attitudes
As poverty and crime are spoken Of as
TO their depik, so on the other hand q
person may speak Of the heigh OF so
and so. as the case may be, thus;
The Height Of Folly--EnGeay9ring to
have the last word with your wife
The Height Of Impudence-- kissing an
other mans sweetheart, and then proiest-
ing thai YOU couldn't help it."
Tho Height Of Intoxication-- Sitting
on your iop-step. and addressing your
Iarena railings as gentlemen OF the
jury"
The Height Of Fashior--six inches OF
shirt collar.
The Height Of Assuranoe--0aering TO
bet five pounds y hen the bailiits are in
your house and you have not ''feather
10 Ay with
The Height Of vulgarity--Running
against lady and yocifersting chow
stupid 7"
The Height Of MISUNDERSTANDING
the son Of timber-toed veteran OF Ma
yarino walk ia his fathers shoes.
Tbs Height Of Enjoyment Turning
over the music when your charming
Laura sits At the piano and urges you to
GONE, let us be happy together.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-24
ACTIVE BOOK AGENTS !
rRN CLEAR $50 PER MONTH,

n|i By saLLTNu
C,MUCKERs LIEF or LR EN- D NT-rhe
- ouly Life rpntpining .HI.
az which tse THiRTEENTH THOUSAND
Is NOW READY! 500 2gea, portrait and
inustFations 81 90. M
THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN sORCsftk' pree
y0i< Ga The 9ith Thousand reniy. =, .,..
TaEREPUnl4CAN PARlY nndlTh CANDipAiEn'
1h66t AN ,res two sieel poF'r,iui price 4lNO.
rEF PREFWA N's GLEE BOOK with choice Nongttei
A. mbsir. nrre 90 Cts.
ioaN cHARLEs. Or, ruE Younp AnEucAHs ldFH o.
FrnnoNr-1g d.. n md. price ~ eta. -. -.
A. NJ I.ARGEsT ROAfRER apd ths BEST FREE
SOU and oiher books, pnhlishsdinthis country. se
Faf fillnnTiieulnrs adfrpsa 90 .g
aS.Pfk Rea. .NsH.YerflsI lnl Ggtstss'i. s79.A; -,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-24
The TWO Paftios.

We we're not little amused ~ Wed
nesday At the reply OF an Ohio dTover
to city politician, who inquired which
Of the three parties was the strongest IN
the Buckeye State.
"Ihree parties' said he in ustpnl'h-
menl, ''three partiesi Why, We. dont
know Of but two in Ohio"
Don't you. indeedY" aud he opened
his mouth ready TO gulp down the 40 ihs'
one was the muohloyed Dark Lantern
party. and the other his dear iriends. The
Border Ruthans,
"Reallyl Aad what parties are che
other twof"
"The peoples party and ihe Post
Masters; those are The Only pariies in
Ohio. you may depend on lhat. IN. \ /.
IribAuc.
G8- During the stormy days Of i049.
four stalWart mobocFa,s entered lhe bank
OF the late Baron Anseim de- Roischiid,
at Frankfort You hsve millions 90
millions, said they % him, "enl We
haze nothing you must divide with ns.
Very weil, WHIST DO ycu suppose The
iiru- of de Roihschild is worth g'
f" About forty millions 81 iorinsf
Forty mil6ons Yoo think, ah
+" Now there are forty millions Of peo-
ple ia 9ernany chat VIII he z foria a
Pises. Here y yours,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-24

Ege The London Times relates an in
stance Of womanly preseueeo Of MUD, and
uumdnly pafsimony which occurred az
South end, lately
A gentleman eugaged a bathing ma
chine. aud had swan out about hundred
feet from the machine, when. a cry was
heard Of "save mo save me p lie was
attacked with the oramp his arms were
upright and fingers extended.
A young man swan out to him. and
could have brought him ashore. had not
the drowning man clasped him round and
prevented further aetion they both sank
twice together Al this moment a deli
cate young woman, about twenty years Of
age, rushed in the sea, aud swan ont 10
them with all her clothes on, and succeed
ed in holding both.up till boat arrived
and rescued thom The drowning man
was taken ashore insehsible. and the usual
remedies were applied with success bu,
what was The reward offered 70 this young
woman, who had risked Der own life ioE
a stranger
just ono shilling or that Was She
amount ne rendered to the young LADY
and has since added 70 meanness, by sta
ting that hs was not 10 such danger a.
j was euPpossa
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-24
TUE EXCELSIORI
CORN AND COB MILL
invented by Charles Leavitl, anc
Patented ON tiTv ziTth O1 REQ. 1000,
For Sale BY J. N, NAYLOR,
.lu. In pttNkfM ONO

The above Milt hasths nestv siusblvi vin prov
ments tn portable Corn Cob Mill, ahu b. saubpttd
20 the various Grinunk auO CfustiUt purposes
Tor feeling ul kinds Ol StOck W hict psttm
offuediugis nov required aud fOuut piohta' L.
by experiences.
rHE ADvAhTAGEs TINS NIT HAs OVER OTHERs.
1T Chatthe grinders are inserted on movable
rings,which are cast OF ha'o meal bnt W. N
worn out can bertplaced by new rirEs, tn I've
minutes for the suiall sun OF Three dollats.-
so, this mill cnn grind faster than unl other
Corn and Cob Mill offered for sale. This Mill
was aaWardBc
TuE FtU~T PREMiuM At THE ONO STATE fAlR'
OF tho present ear 1867 10 y tnir trial Niih
,he Little Giant Star. aud all other Miis brought
q composition. The Excelsior Mil will krind
from ten TO ffteen bushels hourly, according TO
the degrt emf 6aoness. aud can be worked by
or Nwo hotsee. d.
Nov. 30th 55. } N. NAYLpR
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-24
HuRRAnl HURRAnn

TIA, sUsKiRK 3 Co, ere tocsivipe the
III ,iarebN and best assortment Of FSmily
Groceries, ever cane 10 this market witho any
exceptions.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-24

CoURrKous.- Canadian cousins
seem well inclined to cultivate friendly
relations with us. whatever their journals
in the mother country may say. An in
stance evidencing this fact is The action
Of the London and Port Stanley r. r..
Co.. who are about opening their road
At the last meeting Of our City Council,
his honor Mayor Castle. laid before the
members q request to accept OF tickets
sent him for distribution among the prn.
oipal citizens Of Cleveland, inviting them
to attend as Russls Of he Company, on
the opening oil their road. which will take
place Will appropriate ceremonies. on the
leth inst, Thursday Of he present week
This new railroad may prove Of more in.
terasl 10 thesfuture 0f Cleveland than we
should at first imagine, connecting as IL
does between Port Stanley, about opposite
us and Lake Ontario. The Herald says +.
l-'' Next season, a steamer Of medium
size viii be put upon the route from here
10 Port Stanley, il was the intention. we
are informed. TO have done 80 this fall.
but the latensss Of the season prevented
ICleveland Leader.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-24

Rzr The exaltation oftalent, as 4 Is
called, above virtue and religion, is the
curse u sks ASs.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-24

R1g- II is said that an electric cannon
has been iuvenled-hred without = touch
hole. by means OF electricity. The cou-
duciine and conducting wires are
introduced into the oanonn during its
manufacture, and cut Of close q che sur
face soihat, IN the event Of the guns
falling into the hands Of the enemy, they
wonld fail 10 discover, At least for a time,
how tie csnnon was discharged.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-24

GtnNks NEwspApEns.-It Is stated that
there are ten times as mpnv newspapers
printed in German in the United States
sf4ktFs are il GoIaaay. tt
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-10-24


odi ~ ma sAsi.lue1 la
- BUSINESS nsaRGTeHY.
tlEa1 I7T-7 H- G. hUssEbL.
PHYSICIAN 3 SURGEON.
VIII continue the practice Of msdicins
OReSin 0eosi Block, sscond story ,ah
Sol Timn. Jane, lih 1865. y
GEORGE r sENEY.
ATTORNEY AND coUNsELLoR AT LAW
Tim, 0Aio.
WILL give prompt attention to al 6qsineas
saifusted 70 his care in Seneca and aulo'nins
OFFICE, u Commercial RoV,up stairs
TGn, Nov, %, lSSA.-.t
SO .. c. LEE,
,, ATT0TNET AT Law
.sd Solicitor IN Chancery.
Rooms, over George Taylor's Store.
TiBh, Nov. 18Th 1855. "
.C.TUNIsON,
TTORN Y A 7 L A W =.
lvsroFFIcE shaHhsn's Block. Up Stairs
TiHn, May, S'h, 1855. y a-aaz
M.PATTERsoN,
"A TTOR NEiY AT L A W :.
OFFICE, opposite Commercial Row.
TGn, Nov. 9th 1852
liz .H J.w. WILSON.
Is Atsorney At Law, viii attend 10 all matters in
ths line ofhia profession, Office opposite shaw
Haas block, corner Of Washington and Market
1trseta.
..
rrI nt W!P. A. "a. NOBLE,
,f gAaornsSs 4 Counsellorsat law. ..l
st,s OFFICE, one door south OF Gallup's Jewel
~ Store, Up Stairs .----.--
pIssus srrs. ~ r WILMA h. ioHNpoN
rs.lbr STEM &JOHNsON. a
TTORN EYS Al l. A w.
tIa OFFICE. in Commercial Row, over Gallup's
Jewelrg Store nearly opposite the Court House.
Professional business and the collection Of all
kinds ofelaima promptly attended to-
Timn, sept. lith 1851
B. LEWIS II. PIKE, rs.l.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, will give
prompt attention TO al matters entrusted TO his
care, in the line Of his profession.
OFFICE. Shawhans Block NJ M,rket Street
~ G7- Germans and French, viii be consulted IN
their own respective languages. ...U
M Tinin, October, 9th 1854 y.
w. n. PARK. N -
--,i PBYsICIAN sud SURGEON, has located himself
ssn.'uy ~ s 81. Sas. % " his psofo,,ioS. % oes
. for he present with 3, VI. PAFrsasoH, ESQ.
Nsv. 18Th, le55.-iY,
~ -f-.r WILLIAM GALLUP
O'CLOCK AND WATCIIM AKEIs.
+. D All kinds Of watches kept constaaty on hands
Store IN Commercial Row
Tim, Sept, l7lh, 1851 y
He1ai.ll Join MYERS,
CABINET'& 4 CHAIRMAUFACTo-
RY. mex door TO the N. E. Church
a, Matkht htreat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22
THE FOREIGN NEWS.

The royal mail steamship Niagara, Capt
Ryrie, from Liverpool on the afternoon Of Sat.
urday, Nov. 8, arrived at Ii alifax on the 2Osb
There is little important news by this al.
rival
Additional symptoms had manifested them.
selves of close union between France, Russia
and Prussia. 1t would appear that France
supports the unconditional admission Of Rus.
STA and Prussia to the second meeting of tho
European Conference, while England is said
to oppose the admission Of the former and
Austria of the latter.
Treaties of commerce between Russia ar
France, and railway treaties between Ru Ssia
and Prussia, were in preparation.
NeapOitan affairs continued without change
There had nothing of interest been received
from Spain
The breach between France and England
grows wider day by day, and the policy be-
tween the former power and Russia, ON the
leading questions of the time, is now believed
to be united in opposition to that of England
and Austria. The more immediate cause that
threatens to disturb the Western Alliance is
the opposition made by England to the ad-
mission OF Russia to the second meeting Of the
ConferenceS-an opposition which finds no
favor with the Emperor of the French, and is
consequently rebuked in bitter terms by the
Paris press. The attitude of England towards
Russia, at the present time, is one Of the most
marked hostility. While the Ministerial and
other papers are accusing her Of violating her
treaty stipulations, we find Lord Palmerston
himself, in a speech at Manchester. indorsing
these accusations, and stating that peace is
depending on the faithfulness with which the
conditions Of the Treaty of Paris are fulfilled
Lord Palmerston, in answer to an address
presented him by the Liverpool Chamber of
Commerce, has also alluded to the settlement
of the difficulties with this country.
The Emperor of the French was still at Com
piegne keeping up festivities in a style worthy
of the old regime. With his recre ations, how
ever, the Parisians seem to be displeased, and
resort to their accustomed practice of placard-
ing their grievances upon the walls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22
PERSONAL.

80. John B. Cough is going on temper
ance campaign, out west, about the LIST of De
cember.
go. Among those of Walkers army killed
at Granada was Frederick Hall, ESQ, oil
Nansemond county, Va E. b. benson, OF
Portsmouth, Va was wounded in the same
battle
80. Miss Julia May, the American canta.
trice, is expected to arrive in a few weeks,
and will probably make her debut in Italian
Opera. She has engaged W. +. Brough as
her business agent.
80. Lieut.. Maury lectured at the BROOKLYN
Athenaum last evening. the 2lst instant Hi:
subject was 1.-THE Paths and Depths of the
Sea-" one which he of all the men in the
country is competent to treat
80. The death Of Paul Delaroche is an
nounced by the Niagara. He was born in 1897,
and was pupil Of the celebrated Gros Sew
eral of his works have been seen in this coun-
try, and one of them-Napoleon crossing the
Alps-is owned by gentleman of New York
city. His power was conspicuous in the rep
resentation Of intense emotion, as in his Ma
pOleOn at FOntainebleau Cromwell contem-
plating the corpse of Charles l.; the Death of
Queen Elizabeth, and Marie Antoinette leav.
ing the Revolutionary tribunal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22
PERUVIAN SYRUP,

FIR the eH-s of Dyspepsia, Liver ConpIatss
Dr psy, Neuralgia, Incipisnt Dissases Of rae
Lungs and 6roHohia! Passages, Bales, Gen
sral Debility, &c.
l. has attained high reputation and been er
tensively used In Boston and other cities OF the
East, has been received and is now offered fol
sale by Il ID GILMAN, special agent, $50 Penn.
syivsnis avenue, a. also by the general agent cor
ner If l. and 30 streets Navy Yard.
The proofs tf It's efficacy are so numerous nc
well author ticated, and Of such peculiar charac.
ter, that sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate TO re-
ceive the proffered aid.
The Peruvian Syrup does not profess to be q
enre-aU, but its range is extensive, because MANY
diseases, appasesIiy unlike, are intimately re-
lated, and, proceeding from one cause, may be
cured by one remedy.
The class Of diseases for which the Syrup pro
vides cure, is precisely that which has so often
ba fled the highest order Of medical skill The
facts are tangible, the witnesses accessible and
he safety and efficacy Of the Syrup incontrovert.
ibls.
have anaIysed the medical preparation called
the Peruvian Syrup, with reference 10 the number
and kind Of active substances contained In IT, and
the durability Of the compound as pharmseeuti
cal article. The metallic compounds Of arsenic,
antimony, mercury and zinc are not present, moi
Is II possible to detect in II the slightest indica.
ton Of any metallic and mineral poison Its or
ganic constituents do not include opium. or any
Of the drugs yielding poisonous principles. The
constituents, when separated, are not even acrid
to the taste. IL is preparation scientifically and
siilful v compounded. possessing all the dufabil.
ity of spirituors tincture without its objection
able qualities and the activity Of its leading con.
stituent is preserved through the judicious sdsp.
tation of its solvent The point here attained be
been equently and unsuccessfully sought after
by pharmaceutists. Respectfully,
A A. HAYES, NJ. ID.
Asssyer to State Of Massac husetts
No 10 Boyiston street, Boston, I'd Nov lsss
nov 22-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22
SECOND GRAND BALL
BOON CLUB.
AT WELLINGTON ASSEMBLY Rooms
On TUESDAY EVENING, New, 2Stb

AT WARRINGTON ASSEMBLY, Rooms
On TUESDAY EVENING, New. 23th.
THE MEMBERS OF The BOONE CLUB
- take great pleasure In announcing {, their
friends and the public eenersIIv shst fh.s,
second Grand Ball viii be given at the ASSEM-
bly, ROOMS, On TUESDAY EVENING
November IS, 1856
The members Of the Club pledge themselves
that neither pains or expense Will be spared 10
make this one Of the best Balls OF the sesson
SCOTS Band has been engaged for the occasion
The Hefreshment department has been placed
In the hands Of superior caterer
Tickets ONE DOLLAR; admitting , gentle
man and ladies
Positively no hats or caps allowed In the Bali
koom, except those worn by members o the re.
spectiye Clubs.
Commute Of Arrangement
=. Good, X l. Mastin.
scou, A. Bridget
nov le-dtb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-22
FURS! FURS!! FURS!!!

FURS! FURS!! FURS!!!
HAVING FITTED UP IN ELEGANT
L i style for the ladies most beautiful fur room,
I can now ofler the most beautiful assortment OF
Ladies' and Children's FURS, in Capes, Mantil-
las, Pellarines, Victorines, extra large Capes,
Josines, and Boas, in
Real Russian Sable, real Ermine
Stone Martin, Sable Mink
Hudson Bay Sable, French Sable
Russian Fitch, American Fable
German Fitch Rock artin
Siberian Squirrel, Chinchilla, Black Lynx.
Also, Fur Trimming for Cloth and Velvet
Cloaks, Of all widths.
Gents and LADIES' Fur Gloves and 6auntets,
Collars and F DOT Nuts.
Coach Robes Of Bear, Hudson Bay Wolf,
Prairie Wolf, Fox, Russian Fox, and Jennst
Buying the above goods only for cash, can Of
fer greater inducements than ever to customers
All that Is required Is to examine my extensive
stock
All goods sold warranted to be genuine at the
Bazaar, corner Of 9th street and Pennsyvenia ave-
nue., sign Of the white bear.
nov 22-eo2w HOPKINS.