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IUNco . FINALE PILLS-Ths combination Of InErsdi-
800, ns ri.s are perfectly harmless Their efficacy and
Te o.en upon al extensive practice Of over thirty
IeHIs snd where the directions kavs been strictly fol
tnsy nave never fAile, all Irrexulartes
anu atncul1 nlenstE UstlOn, particularly At
IN OF ne they will cure The Whites aud remove
arising from cold exposure or any causss
.nu may De used successfully Preventive Cali unos
e, !; ana xet aOiIeular for particulars free.
retail BY CHAS. sTOTT, Druggist PspnsyIy.nt. sysrn.
SAM Nj WAITE, 52s Seventh street. wsshnEtop D. n
ana n CSsEL, Georsetown whom ali orders m n.
De sent and the Pills will be sent copndentAiy by ma. ~
ladies' who eneloss them dollar. - ~a' "
NB-See sisnatnTs on the boz; TO co uptsrf.tt 4. a.
cry. q. wf
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hsNe nov on hand .ui stock CT most
~ eh sod JeSery also, large assortment Of y.ry
seiefAof sod and silver Watches
h my own shcP every variety OF Silver Ware such AZ
FORKS L~des cake and pie Knives salt mu,tard
saa Ons npoohsi Napkin Rings Pitchers Sets he
eh sd sterling silver, which Will sale at lower
an sood. Of the aasty been .oIa for
a. "A - is'ss Pfs@o ssxta H.fsI n, y. Ho0D.a
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liza fresh supply Of rra..r,. ,u,, C.d


on received. Also Turkish and American Bath
Towels Of superior kind for sale At DYSNs ga
Dsylvsois svenue corner Twelfth street nov I2iw
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WINTER MILLINERY.
eOOO REwARD.-.RAN AwAYFRol

GC0O REWARD.--RAN AWAY FROM
P@OO the subscriber, on the yening Of the
LIST instant, a NEGRO WOMAN, bel onginp TO
the estate OF Mrs. Sophia Perie, deceased, }
named CORNELlA DI6GS, abou. twenty q We
years Of age, five feet ten inches high Of bright
mulatto color, and Is very well made woman.
l will give the above rewa I'd II taken In the
District, or State OF Maryland, or 9}0O II taken q
non slaveholding State, and cured so that can
get her again. GA WATERS
nov 9-u Administrator, w A
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SrRAYED Oh STOLEN--ON THE 10Th
~ instant, a black and white horned C5..-S.,
COW, white face, belly and legs, and N.Y.
tip OF tall, one horn turning upwards Au.G-
the other downwards wall with head dropping
She is In good order and has been dry about two
months IS will be given to any one who will
return her TO the subscriber.
JNO. B. MCFARLAND,
nov 17-3t& llth street east, Navy Yard.
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By A. GREEN. Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF A COMFORT


TINRUSTEE'S SALE OF A COMFORT.
Il able Frame House and Lot at Auction
BY virtue Of deed OF trust, bearing date the
eighth day OF September, 1851, and recorded In
Liber J. A !, No Sc, folos 292, &c, one OF the
land records OF Washington county, District Of
Columbia the subscriber will sell at public auc
ton, on the premises, en- MONDAY the 24th day
Of November, 1855, at O'Clock p m all that
piece or parcel OF ground situate and being I'm the
city Of Washington, and described as the centre
or middle undivided one third part Of Lot num-
bered eight, Isl In Square numbered four hun
died and ninety two, (i92) now known as Lot z,
In Bradley's subdivision Of certain lots in said
square, together with the buildings and improve
ments belonging, consisting Of neat and conve-
nient frame house, two stories in height, and
built In substantial Il amer
Terms: One third cash the residue I'm six
twelve and eighteen months, by notes, secured
by deed Of trust on the premises, and bearing in
terest from the day OF sale
IL the terms are not complied with within five
days from the day of sale, the property will be
resold at the risk and expense Of the purchaser.
A. LLOYD, Trustee.
nov l2 ~ A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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OK REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR
pO the delivery Of a BAY MARE a.
with long tail and full name, strayed away 10Y
She is blind in the right eye and as white spot
In her forehead There is also knot on the left
hind leg. The above reward will he given for the
delivery Of the Mare 10 me on the corner Of i2ih
and l. streets. .t H A. N. CLEMENTS.
nov 17.3t&
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EVENING STAR.

jos PErsrING.-Our patrons and the public
are reminded that we are prepared to have
their orders for Job Printing of every descrip-
ton executed at the shortest notice, for the
lowest prices and in the best and most salts
factory manner. All wanting such work done
cannot do better than to apply directly at the
counter Of the Star Office.
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GENrLEMEN's MAUDS AND TRAy-
~ cling Sbawls Of Scotch and Bay State, extra
size, weight and quality, ranging in price nom
D 20 10 dollars. large and varied supply lust
received, at LANES 'D''
nov IL aoI pa ave 49, ~,
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ENOR RENT.-A PORTION OF LARGE
L Dwelling with gas fixtures, cistern, contain
Ing 'front.' aid back parlors, kitchen and basem emit
&c, on the irst floor, and one room m STIR. M
9Th street, opposite City Hall, No $40 Rem,
moderate Inquire Of Z. CLICK, Penn avenue
betwtel X and 9Th streets, No. 422 nov ls-t,
kOR RENT.-THREE LARGE WELL
u finished Rooms, with Gas Fixtures Apply
on The premises TO ALEX. RUTHERFORD
nov 1S-eo2w
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AUCTION SALES.
By E.s. WRIGHT. Geo,ce,,,.,

BY E.s, WRIGHT; Georgetown.
nN rom OR ROW (WEDEEsDsy,
y MORNING, In front Of the store, | shall sell
without reserve, the fl cts Of gentleman Ieav-
ing Town, consisting Of general assortment of
&c; also, Ploughs, 10 Stoves, and a large LOT
lts EDW. s. WRIGHT, Auct,r
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NOR RENT.-THAT LARGE AND AIRY
streets, over A. Hoover Sons Shoe Store, suita-
BILE for a frst- class boarding House. 1t Is now
undergoing complete repair. Possession given
Immediately. Inquire Of A. HOOVER & SON,
south SIDE Of Penn avenue, between 9th and 9TH
streets. oc 30-u
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

e. PUTATOES-POTAT
lust RECEIVED FROM THE NORTH
y 2G0 bushels Of IRISH POTATOES Of super
Tor quality, which offer low for cash Also, a
superior article Of fresh ground BUCKWHEAT
FLOUR Of superior quality, az prices 20 suit the
times. CdAS. Il. SMITH,
nov 13-1ws NJ w. cor. Of 10th and l. SITS
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BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer

by a. UhEEN, AuCtIOneef.
RoOASs bOOkS, AT AUCTiO N.-On
ID "WEDNESDAY, the I9.b instant A. o,oloon
p m, at my auction room, corner of ID and 1th
stteets large lot OF New and Second ban nd Clas.
sicai, Historical, and Miscellaneous Books.
Sasn' A. GREEN,
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CHILDRENS, BONNErs,

WE HAVE RECEIVED THIS MORNING
w further supply Of Honey Comb CT
BONNETS for children, Of all coloEs andE G 4
sizes. GEO. H. CASSIDY & CO. ~T~
&C d Successor to A Tate, 3l4 Penn. ave
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ID EMEMBER THOSE SECOND AM
II, pI1NoS ~ stsS penaa avenue, they are
great bargains, JohN IhhiS'
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To THE LADIES.

~ WE HAVE JUST OPENED OUR --SGss
.lfashionable assortment Of Velvet and $E&xSa
~ other WINTER BUNNETS. Also, %y[R
new style Of Hair Dresses and Flowers Just re-
,eived from Paris; and all other articles In the
line. G. PRIBRAM Il CO,
Pa ave, bet. 10Th and llIh SITS, south side
&C 9G-1m
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BONNETs! HORNETS! BONNErs /.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN IN
w voice Of New York BONNETS M
and, with our former supply, We can show 49,
as rich an assortment as can be found In &se5S
the City. Please call and examine w
GEO. IL. CASSIDAY & CO.
oct 81 Successors to A. Tate, 3I4 Pa av
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For Sale and Rent,

TNO LET.-THE TWO NEW HOUSES ON
l. Pierce street, between North Capitol and 4
street, within square Of the new Congressional
Printing Once. TO good and punctual tenant
the rent will be made low. For terms apply to
CHARLES THOMA, opposite the premises
nov 1S-H
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quire on the premises, No. 2s5 PennsyIvanis
avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, south side
nov 15-n
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ncMIHOES, BACK CANNON BOARDS
u Playing Cards, Magic Lanterns, Grace Hoops,
building Blocks, Boys Tools, &c at Kriss
kringles Depot HAMMOND,
nov l5-3 9TH street.
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CNOR SALE.-THE BOWLING SALOON,
l. on ID street, between 6th and 9th street. This
is good chance to clear %, 900 year Apply at
the Saloon nov Is -eo2w
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BONNETS-RONNETs.
WINTER MILLINERY.

--aGaS MRS. M. A. HILLS WILL OPEN A.
~ Winter Millinery on Wednesday,
November 18th, at No 295 Pennsyi. ~
vania avenue, between 9Th and 10th streets.
nov6
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A PAIR OF BAY CARRIAGE HORSES
IA AT PRIVATE SALE Five AMI -
six years old, large sig, fne style, aud hnn
perfectly sound and gentle. Inquire at rX&
Green's Auction Rooms, 7th street, NIX
Washington. nov Is eo3t*
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ntsTRICT OF COLUMBIA, wosb,ugtap
- county, to will hereby certify a
that walter silence of said county brought ~
before me- the subscriber, one OF the justice Of the
vember, 1856, as stray trespassing upon his on.
closure, a DUN MARE, about years old, about
10 bands hight; one white foot having worried
In harness; thod all round
Given under my hand and seal this 18th day OF
November, 1885. HENRY REAVER.J p
UJIEe owner Of the above described Mare Is
requested to come forward, prove PROPERTY. and
take her away. Residence in Georgetown. on
Dumba'ton street, near Montgomery street.
nov 10 5* WALTER SILENCE
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LADIES, MERINo VESTS.

NOTICE.-I HEREBY FOREWARN ALL
Y persons from trusting woman named ANN
TYLER, who has been passing in this community
as my wife. Che having LEFT my bed and board
no longer consider her as my wife, consequently
will pay no debts Of her contracting.
ROBERT X TYLER, (Colored.)
nov l7-3tx mark
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RUY YOUR PRESENTS AT syE 90
- nov IL MCLAUGHLIN s.
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RUss.--Last night, officers Stewart and
Goddard took drunken man from the street
to the guard house, where he was placed for
safe keeping. He told the officers that he had
killed man in Baltimore, and had thrown
the body in the dock that he had escaped and
had been lying in the woods for five days, and
that ho came to this city for the purpose of
ending his existence in the canal, but had
changed his mind and determined to give him
self up This morning he was recognized as
Robert HOWE, we'll known to the police, and
1t appears that his confession was an ingenious
deVioe to get himself accommodated with a
lodging for the night. He was lectured and
sent home to his work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-18

PARDoSED.-The President has pardoned ]
W. Morgan who was convicted in 1852 on two
indictments for forgery, in the criminal court
for this District, and was sentenced to an ag-
gregate of six years imprisonment in the Dis
trict penitentiary, in which he has been in
caEcerated since February, 1853. He obtained
nothing by his forgery. His whole conduct as
a convict was very exemplary, and greatly
strengthened the application for his discharge
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OSr Oh STOLEN FROM MY DuOR,
IL LAP DOG; perfectly white; just ~
washed clean. Any person hay ing theSAeSSn
Deg Will be suitably rewarded by returning MIN
to my residence, on Il street, between oh and
10Th streets, No. 37i.
nov 15-3tA JOS PECK
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.-MRS
Il 9. Anderson has for rent large and hand
some Paror, with several Chambers, suitable
for the accommodation Of Ave or six gentlemen
A man servant will be kept I'm attendance Apply
two doors from the Kirkwood House, Pefnsylva-
mia avenue n
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"A FURNISHED ROOM WITH BOARD,
"A at No. SIP 18th street, near the KIrkwocd
House, suitable for gentleman and his wlfs.
nov Is BIN
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u ESTAURANT FOR RENT-THE GOOD
~ WILL, STOCK, AND FIXTURES FOR
SHLE;-The proprietor wishing to engage In an !.
DINER branch OF business, offers bargain In the
ABOVE mentioned pro- erty. Persons In want OF a
fine stand for the Restaurant business will and
this one OF the best in the city For further psI-
uculafs inquire on the premises, No 47i Penn
avenue, north side novISsIs
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SYLENDID FLOWERS AND FEArH.
- ERS just opened at GEO H. CASSI.NA
DY'S, successors to A. Tate, 3l4 Pennsyl SSg
vania avenue. nov "a SGS
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NOR RENT.-A HANDSOME AND CON.
Il venlent House, situated on the south side OF
y street. two doors above 2lst. Also, a large and
commodious House situated on the corner OF q
and 22d streets, which will be rented at very
low rent. Persons wishing to see the above hon.
ses can do go by calling at No. 1873 street, above
2lst nov * ots
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Two FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS FOR
sALE.-Houses No AZ and So Louisiana ave-
nue., between 9th and eth streets The location Is
desirable one and offers a rare chance for good
investment Terms easy Applyto f. X. LUN.
DY. No. 12S Bridge street Georgetown, or No is
Louisiana avenue, Washington nov Ia IT
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I ARGE ROOM FOR RENT THE Third
IL story Of the House No 5l2, on 7th street, twC
doors south OF Odd Fellows Hall The Room
is IS by gu feet. Inquire Of p II. SIMS, FIRST story
nov rs eO3t
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E'OR RENT.-A NEAT FRAME HOUSE,
Il papered throughout, and containing 9 small
ated In quiet, healthy neighborhood Posses-
sion given the LIST Of December. r'Orterms apply
on the premises, No. 800 9th street, or to
MaRkkITER, next to Odd Fellows Vail 9TH
street. nov u 6t+
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TINE FLAG OF Qua UNION foh TIE
II 22d Of November, with oontlnuSuch oa
very exciling and interesting story csheo nc
nov "a FERGUSON, 4so 9TH 81,
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DENTAL SURGEON.

Tx +: COSBY, PENN. AVENUE, BE-
~ tween sixth and Seventh streets, n~A
at the place formerly occupied by DR. ~ ~
Van Patten, has just received a very "IhfD
large supply Of articles pertaini g to dentistry,
ana respectfully invites the public to give him a
call. having devoted his whole time to the pro-
fession, he Is perfectly safe in declaring that he
will give entire satisfaction In every case The
best professional references be seen at his Of.
nee. nov II tMarch2U<
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GREAT BARGAINS IN LADIES CLOAKS
AND TALNAS.

E. sAssak Sf G hSTss;P PEGE 49,
will leave
AieIardris at ~ ,sx To- 2,2x, S, and6Y O'Clock
wsshi1gton at0'g Pfic and c 0,slGct
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EOR RENT "A NEAT TWO STORY AND
attlc Frame House, with back building stu
ated on nth street, between X and l., containing
Ten Rooms 1t is occupied at preasent by Iady
who VIII show the premises to any one who ma v
wish to see them Forfufiher particulars inquire
OF L. GRlFFIN, Penn. avenue ,,Eo 3l4 Pos
session given 1st December nov l7-3t.
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USEIPECrRD VIsIr Yesterday. two az.
fcers Of Tie fourth district police called a, an
oyster house 10 direct the proprietor To renova
heap OF smells from his door Thev u.ILe5
W without rapping, and there was a congre-
gatlon OF eolOred people seated at a tabIs IN.
proprietor bolted, and the assembly folloved
SUIT, escaping by every window, door or opan-
ing available One person was so upfortn.
nate as to fall into the officers hands H,
name Was Bsston, and Justice Morsell ordered
him 70 pay the usual fns and costs for unlsv.
tul sssemblsges. The pack Of cards on tbs
moor was regarded as significant Of What had
been going on. -A-
fsE About eleven o clock YESTERDAY thu
roof OF Judge Douglass residence on s,,sa,
near New Jersey avenue, was discovs,ad 80
Dc burning. A few gentlemen succesdsd IN
eItnguishins the fire by pouring bucket, Of
water on the roof. The iremsn unon 49,.
arrival, dampeDed the entire roof 10 n,o,s.,
itfrom another outbreak The 6rs ssI
by'psrks from the chimney.
ABEAR.-HOpkins has placed in o,a y, H.
windows Of his magnificent bazaar . .tnffaJ
Polar bear skin, brought to this cannt,x !.
DIR kane's expedition 1t looks as naf,,:,
IS life, being entire and In fne preserya,iaa
Crowds finger on Pennsylvania avenue on-
2 site biz establishment all lay, looking At II
Its importation hither has already proved a
tne basinsscail 1855 - :
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kHOR RENT OR LEASE-DWELLlNG
L House 332 north side Penn. avenue, between
9th and 10th streets One OF the nest locations
In the city for professional or business men. To
punctual tenant the rent will be moderate Ap-
ply on the premises to GEO. n. Ii WHITE Il
CO, or to CHhS. II. LANE, Gents Furnishing
Store, 42l Penn. avenue, near \ street. nov IL
DEAL ESTATE IN THE WESTFOR SALE
~ Persons wishing to purchase Real Estate in
or near st Paul, IN Minnesota Territory, or In or
near Superior City, In Wisconsin, will do well to
call at The Kirkwood House on ALLEN PIERSE,
Of Minnesota. nov7u
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E,OR SALE THE SUBSCRIBER Is AU-
Il thOrIZed to sell at private sal: two-story and
attic Frame House aud Lot, situated 18th street.
between nj and n st eets, No. 33l. Also, the ad-
joining vacant Lot
Terms: One-third cash; the balance In seven
instalpents, at six months apart. Possession
given Immediately.
nov l-eo2w& JAS +. FERRY.
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NEW YORK HERALD,
~ Times, News, Express, and PhIsdeipnla
81 o,.iocS FERGUSON,
- SA' las S.venlh street
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SEARCH Yesterday, a search warrant was
issued by Justice Birch and directed to Officer
Gill, to search for large quantity of dry
goods, stolen from the store Of r W. Carter
and supposed to be concealed in house in
the Seventh Ward. The premises were care
fully searched by the officer, but no goods
could be found. The goods lost are valued at
several hundred dollars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-18

FIRE.-This morning, the tenn orary wooden
floor in the Office of Capt Meigs, supe rintend.
ent of the Capitol extension, took fire from
the excessive heat Of a stove beneath the Of
nee. The floor and some drawings only were
consumed, the walls being fre-proof and re-
straining the fire within narrow limits which
soon expired for want Of material to feed
upon. The damage will not amount to one
hundred dollars, as all the drawings we're du.
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-19

MrsTERIous.-On Thursday. the 21s.
uit-, says the Alexandra (La) Democrat
about II miles from tLis place, the body of a
man was found lying in small creek,
known'as Hooper's creek. liz horrid amp
mutllated state, most of the clothes and
nesh having been torn to tatters by the
wolves or wild hogs in the neighbprhood
Mr. Isaac Tyler > tie person that discover
ed the body, and from whom we gain our
information. He has furnished us with the
pocket-book found near the body, and we
find from memorandums. ETC., that the name
of the deceased was Major Lewis Morris
late United States Consul at Campeacbv
in Mexico. appointed by President Polk in
February. 1849. The deceased was an el-
derly man. his hair quite gray. We will
also state that in the pocket-boo we're found
pair Of spectacles and several finely en-
graved visiting cards-"Major Lewis Nor
ris. United States Consul. Campeachy Mex
ico"
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-19
M'Lane's Vermifuge.

No remedy ever invented las been so success
full as the great worm medicine of Dr. MLane.-
All who have used it have been equally aston
ished and delighted at its wonderful energy and
efficacy To publish all the testimonials in it,
favor would fill Volumes We must therefore con-
tent ourselves with brief abstract OF a few OF
them,
gaphet C. Allen, of Amboy: gave dose to a
child 6years old, and it brought away SO worms
He soon after gave another dose to the same
child which brou ght away so more, making 133
worms in about 10 hours
Andrew Downing, Cranbury township, venango
county. gave his child one tea-spoonful, and she
passed III worms. Next morning. on repetition
of the dose, she passed lib more.
Jonathan Houghman, of West Union. Park
county, Ia writes that he is unable to supply the
demand, as the people in his neighborhood say;
after trial OF the others, that none is equal to
Dr. NJ Lanes vermifuge.
Messrs d. & j. w Cotton, of Winchester, Ind :,
happened last spring to get some OF this Vermi-
fuge. After selling few bottles, the demand
became SO great for it that their stock was soon
exhausted. They state that it has produced the
best effect wherever used and is very popular
among the people.
rPurchasers will be careful to ask for DR..
M;LANEs CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE, and take
lone else-ail others in comparison are worth
less. DIR. M'Lane's VermifiIge also his Celebra-
ted Liver Pills, can now be had at all respectable
Drug Stores in the United States
Sold in Washington, by DR.. w. p. HART, and
DIR. B. p. JErr, Druggists.
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-19

wishes to see. that the one position is essen.
TALLY as Pro-Slavery as the other, and tha,
the hnow-No,hines are acting directly in
the interest of tine Slave Traders ?''
The Tribune (says the Memphis Enquir.
er) places the proper construction upon the
platform 1t is eminently national and
conservative in its character, guarantee ino
to all sections Of the Union their rights. mn
der the Constitution. Under the broad eeis
of the Constitution, the STAKEHOLDER has q
right to 60 into the territories of the United
States with his slave property, and to hold
1t there. until the people, in the Organization
of State Government. forbid his doipo So
This right is recognized by the American
Platform and it is this recognition which
so arouses the indignation Of the NEGRO
worshlpper" of the Tribune. Hmrah for
the Platform.
Washington telegraph., 1856-03-19
CABINET MANuEACT0RY,

WASHINGTON. ARKANSAS
HNHE undersigned would respectfully inform
Il the citizens of Washington and its vicint
that be still continues to manufacture and repair
- IL GE- NA HH IL EE HE
at his Manufacturing Rooms, on Main street, one
door west OF the Washington House, where he
will at all times be prepared to fill any orders in
his line of business.
He would also announce to the public that he
has HEARSE always in readiness, and will
give prompt attention TO Funerals-COffins
made to order. ID. II. HAWKS
Washington Nay 30, 1855. 25-tf