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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-10
THE EXAMINER

The Examiner, exceedingly able and wel-conducted
journal Lately established in Columbia, South Caroins
under the control Of w. B. Johnson esq, in late issue
pays the following just and handsome tribute to the de-
mocrscy OF the North and South
at gratifying and encouraging this great nation.
party ocaviug to the constitution in the midst Of ana
perverson and political knsvery. Although wear
party collar withhold the need Of praise 10
the true democracy Of both North and South who
avowed their determination to cling with sesdfast devotion
strict construction OF the constitution the rights Of
the States.n
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Letter from Gen. UcQaeen, NJ. c., to Lesis Tappan.

WAsHINaToN, Feb. g. 1856.
SIN have for years been in the habit Of throwing all
printed matter sent from the North by vile aboitonss
and incendiares in fire. consider theit falsehood
only surpassed by the mpudence OF those who send them
but with other fanacs) have TT send
me, your signature, communication accompany
petition to Congress expressing doubt wheher there
be- has been legal slavery in the United States
DC, will simply say you that perfectly satisfied
yourself that your every assertion the subject
of slavery false and mcheyou your conduct in send
ing them is impudent and insulting
If you have humanity, as you profess which you cannot
make believe may find around you, and perhaps in
employ men much needy objects OF your be-
neyoence than my other slaves in the South.
Go to sewing establishment perhaps within one block Of
you and relieve the INDECENT mother who makes shirt for
six cents whilst her little at home are shiverng for
of fuel TO their whitening frames, and are fast
dropping untmey graves for of food and rament
relieve their squad wretchedness Go into the cellars
under ground abodes Of hundreds in your city, of all
and color who associate together without TO
hide their stepped species of erime whilst
starving for every comfort of m and show your benevoence
them and would especially recommend to to bestow
benevoence those described 10 recent address to
the New York public by the Rev. H. NJ Pease the benevo
lent head of the Five Points Mission establishment, fol-
lows:
"Five winers-dark and dreary winters-hsve spent
upon the Five Points, surrounded by want and suffering by
beggary shame and crime The act Of living here Is not IN
worthy poor and to afford shelter and protection TO the
homeless. We have been compelled by relation to this
people witness little bare feet reading the icy pavemens
until the nails have been frozen from their toes to their
skeleton fingers reached out to and hear their for
bread when have bread give We have been
PEELED the widow with her newborn babe her
BOSOM endess and shetees the street. because
had shelter her boys rpen into criminal
hood, and girls into wanton wnmanhood We have been
compelled hear hundreds Of uncertainties beg in vain
the Of Saviour for opportunity 10 reform and
when denied give up 10 despair aud Afterwards die hope
less and all for want of little of that which thousands
prodigal. This hard"
When you and your associates have verified your profess
son and relieved your suffering neghbors 1t will be time
enough send anything relating my slaves who, old
young, well fed, clothed, and taken obetter
satisfied than thousands Of those who beginning
doubt whether there be- has been, any legal
slavery In the United States Until you have done these
things hope you will refrain from sending Of your
false and insulting communications.
JOHN MCQUEEN.
LEV Tar New York
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A RICHLY MERITED REBuKE.

General John Mcqueen, of South Carolina, for some
years now representative in Congress has often received
from the head agitators among the aboonsts various
printed circulars and pronuncamienos. These he has
uniformly thrown in the fire. few days since (says the
New York Day Book be insued by the reception OF
letter signed by Lewis Tappan and four other kindred
spirits accompanying memorial to Congress mbodyi
TIE idea that slavery had any legal consttu-
onal existence in tho United States General Mcqueen
would not the letter directly but has replied il
through the columns Of the Day Book in which
it is hoped win prove highly gratifying to the carebur-
dened writer's
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For die Union.
THE SECRETARY OF WAR.

We have discovered through the public journals of the
day that the Hon. Jefferson Davis ably discharging
the high and responsible duties Of this department of the
government has been recently elected the Senae Of the
United States TO fill vacancy which will by the
expiration of the term of the Hon Mr. Adams the ID OF
March 1851 This act on the part Of the legislature OF the
State OF Mississippi renewed evidence Of the esteem and
confidence 10 which he is held by the good people Of his
State lie has now been absent from their midst for the
past three years seduously aborng in the faithful dis
charge OF the duties Of the important trust reposed In him
by the Executive and has become quite identified with the
citizens Of this national metropolis st the good and
kind people of his own State Of Mississippi seem unwilling
70 rnoush their claim upon him Of her sons and
thus they iuerposed constitutional obstacle. In this
they are quite right Whilst we the citizens Of Washing
ton will be Obliged abandon title to him Of
us "a aso that of his abe and accomplished
we undertake to Is done with heartfelt and sincere
regret by that portion of our community who have had
the good fortune be numbered among her acquantanees
and sssocateswe however have the consolation to think
that the honorable will not discontinue his resi-
deuce in our city altogether presume his family viii
continue their residence here least during the sessions
Of the Senate which win comprise nearly half their time
When they do CO. Il viii create void in community
not easily to be supplied In this brief notice Of
Unable Secretary, viii not suffer the occasion TO pass
without advertng slightly to bis administration Of the
high and dpnhed duties the chief Of the War Depart
mcnt Having the pleasure to know him during the greater
portion Of his residence here and residing in his immediate
nerhborhood enables frequently to him, and hear
much Of the acts and dongs Of his department and have
yet TO learn any public act emanatng from him at all cal
cuated to dspage him in the least degree In the public
estimation the head Of Of the OF public de-
fences He appears to possess in eminent degree the
happy talent Of commanding only in the tented field
but also in executive affairs We believe the respect and
esteem in which he is held by the officers throughout the
ramfcaions Of his department who acting under hin,
clearly evince for well assured chief of that de
partment has given universal satisfaction not only
10 those under his official authority but TO the public at
large. A WASHlNGTONIAN.
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NEW LIBEL LAW IN PrsNyLyASIA.--A bill has been
introduced into the Pennsylvania legislature regarding the
law Of libel which Is emnenty just and proper II s in
deed an copy Of the Massachusetts, law this sub
jcc and provides that 10 every prosecution and every
civil action for writing and publishing libel the de
fendant may give in evidence in his defence upon the
trial the truth of the matter contained in the publication
charged as beous and such evidence shall be deemed
as sufficient Justification unless malicious intention shall
be proved.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-10
TEXAS DEBT.

From the N " York Herald.
TEXAS DEBT.
Private dispatches received BY respectable houses fully
confirm the fact published by yesterday morning, that
the Legislature of Texas had passed the debt BILL This bill
accepts from the United States government S7,7500oO in
full payment Of the Texas debt and this money goes to the
creditors OF the State The payment OF so large sum
from the treasury OF the United States must to
tent influence for a time the state of the money market
We have ascrrtiined the most unqucsionabe author
ty that this debt divided about follows viz To cred
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-10

The great nothing State convention at Con-
cord New Hampshire which renominated the demagogue
and renegade Metcaf for the gubernatori Office
tended and addressed by such black sboonss John r.
Hale, Amos Tuck and George W. Nesmh. The latter once
said in the State legislature his thin lips quverng with
sion "Le but the STAKEHOLDER my tonsip after III.
aUs, and he pH haze march The dead bodies Of
people, IL Is with such fanatcal reslots that the New
Hampshire democrats have to contend.
baltimore Reppbticaa
The contingency limited at by Mr.. Nesmith is indeed
frightfulthe appearance of stakeholder TO be follow
ed by the sefmmoaton Of the whole people ola whole
township
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-10

The editor Of the Woonsocke Patriot don't read the
newspapers. lie says;
!" We have yet to see single public journal which APP
proves Of the Presidents tow ards Kansas a
by his special message"
We could ill several pqgs Of the Union with extracts
from democratic exchanges in which the special
sage ia warmly and heartily endorsed As evidence Of pub
lie opinion, reflected by the press we have already
transferred to columns many OF these extracts as
our limits for the present will permit
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-10

Missouri AFRrcAS cotoSIzATtos.-ln December last
the legislature Of Missouri passed act eppropriating
$4,000 year for years aid in the removal Of free
colored people from that State with their consent to
Liberia Mr. Shumate agent Of the Missouri Colonization
Society has issued circular stating that he s ready to
take charge Of 10 free coorcd persons aud TO pay
their expenses from St. Louis TO Liberia where they viii
be furnished by the American Colonization Society with
provisions and houses to live in for six months after their
arrival He also publishes letter from Stephen MITCHELL
(colored) citizen Of Liberia to Mr. Shumate in which he
says ~ do not regret coming to Liberia, and do not
consider America any place home for the free cooed
people and IL is the stranges thing 10 me in the world
see them in America sit down conented without ray
of hope this side Of the grave tell you that would
not exchange Liberia, and all my privileges for all Amer
ican
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WASHINGTON, February 9, 1856.
lKessrs. 0ales 4 Seatoa

Kessrs. Gales j Seatoa
GENTLEMEN In the Intelligencer Of the 9th inst there
appears biographical sketch Of "thc late Commodore
Norris in which valued friend Of yours and ian init
friend and neigbor also of the late amented Com
modore Norris has done violence TO history and
perhaps unwttngly applied plumes TO bis friends that
rghtfully belong anohers brow | would not throw
shade upon the brilliant deeds of Morris and do not
think detracton from Others win add lustre to them.
The writer of the sketch says OF "the escape Of the
frgate Constitution from an enemys squadron" "the
whole credit of the successful manuuvre (kedgng with
anchors and hauling lines awarded by Captain Hull
to Lieutenant MorrsS That the magnanimity Of Hull
gave his first lieutenant Norris full credit for obedience
and prompt execution Of orders is most rue but he
did the writer Of this is fully assured award to him.
Morris Ms scho credit of the successful maneuyre The
expedient of kedgingo enanaed Ia the seamans mind of
Hull and its execution fell TO the lot of Morris who per-
formed his duty satisfactorily.
Attempts have heretofore been made to claim for Morris
the of "kedging, but unsuccessfully If you
will turn the files of the Integencer during the
mer Of 1886 or ls3sthe latter, think--you will find a
card addressed Commodore Morris the signature
of "E" calling for his recollection OF the matter and the
reply of the Commodore in which he says, think that he
does recolect who suggested the manGuvre but that
whoever ii FROM the captain OF the Constitution Is
entitled TO the credit for her escape Commodore Morris
made such claim for himself while living history does
assert it for him. and it surely needs Dissertation
give repose TO his remains T.
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From the N W York Herald.

The democratic State convention Of Rhode Island win
meet in Providence on the 2lst inst.
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oonuoDoRFs NORRIS AND HULL.

WASHINGTON, Feb 9, 1856
GKSrLEMES; The following communication was sent by
me to the editors Of the National lntegencer on the 9Th
instant With the junior editor requesting him
give il place IN the lntelligeneer, @f compatible As Il
has not appeared ia that paper and as Il Is intended
ndieate historical fact and 10 protect the fame Of de-
ceased naval hero you viii confer great favor upon The
friends Of the departed Commodore Hull by giving it al
insertion In your widespread and highly inhusnal jour
nal.
am gentlemen, very respectfully, your obedient ser
want JN0. ETHERIDGE
Messrs. A. o. p NICHOLSON and J. w. FoRsEY,
Editors OF the Union, Washington.
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HARpWARE.
II A II ID w A II T.


n AN no. In receipt Of my SPRING STOCK or a. . =.
u HARDWARE "f kngi,-h aud AmeStcsn manu- M ~
tsctur~ dfsct nom the manufacturers, IN ~hlh AH-<
resisctfoily invite the attention 81 friends both ES
ln "~n aud coanty, assuring them that they .han -
have evry .r Ia my line as O~ as can be had ei-
Ivory hsn, kave. Fo,k. Of plsSe. Rodgers. aud
other mskcs =
Rodgers ivory handle Knives without fork,
Double plated table and dcsss FORKS plated
German silver
Roisrrs ard buck. bone and sauo
handle Knives and Forks
Rodrs wOssnholn kniy..
koise aud wosenholm Scissors, gre. varisty
thsm
Mostsnholun's aud W. $ Butcher. Rspors
Pruning and bcdxe sh-srs
Walters, single and q very
Sad Irons. hne quality
Iron Tea Kettle. aud Pans. tlnnsl and unnnei
Bell metal aud poTcsn Kettles
uol"~ ware and Err-pes, general assortment
and bottom
e them Of sapior quality hand broad aud
and Hammers. ~hngling
sims Bai~n- Planes general
road sdh-s Chss uonrc. Squares and Bevs
smiths solid box Vices and lgr aud hand
cut and wrought Nails aud Spikes
and gtnct hts all Va Locks
TIL chest cupboard orti and closet Locks
and IL, Bcs Of size Wrought aud Pins and
curtain BANDS hank aud Mason. Ch.-use
handle and hay forks
wedding hling and grubhng Hoes
log on and well Chains; garden rowvls aud garden
Kings o aud kni plate. book sirup
Hinge iron Hooks and staples p-
Resp, of all sine. together with almost every usually
Kept la line ~ business. " RArCLIfgE
apis oppo.i,- r FaPR R prpot
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CHANGE OF SCH EDULE
OCrOuER a..
plRE pRON

ruyO Iynr,lurV 81 - To- Lexington 81 ~
III T., Ru,ha Z To the Nat urnl I
Lynchburg Charlottesville. ~
y trial. the Of the Packet
by leaving evening,
~ the S3d leaving Richmond
"Wednesday aud Friday, At T. NJ reach New Canton
4 NJ VIII ~ NJ dr- and Lynchhurr 4. VI
Ihihanan Lexington at = VI 81 the second day.
a & 4. iyuchburg
NJ Monday "Wednesday aud Friday, reach Scottsvlr 10Y 4.
q. Nj and arrive Rirlmuud at next NJ.
with the Tor y Institute
bingham e H. aud StiNir with the stage for Char
lutirsNlly.
,s7- So Time sud Distances, "a Card t-uw:
Lsdrs Ri,LAi1Hd MsHffg, Lsdrs LgHsAhHrg hoHd.IV
Wednesday, ,,I FriIy, 80 "Wednesday and FsidIy at
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-22
edmond HIG.

THE NAVAL REVIEW.
IRON P.soA)
0f Cammsa. and u P-@s.
sing the Lrrthls hsv.k .ds~n,
whsa os seathsmptsn's piers.
rhoarh Invited BY IN. Cfo-d,
Ihry -vrv len, al 70 fume, ffet, aud tfs-n.
IT, secornodsts the band
Not tender Was at hand,
And the modest " the isni
Were done brownl q
Three mile. oa nesi
Lsy tis~ s,-.lssr- on the brine
Tbs hsuf 10 sail foe the krsiss
rbs uckst. said -as nine.
But Twas twelve that sPrh mora b. the chime
AZ they drinei ti.sir path,
Dasiy and tirvd ~ death,
And ko-bsek Ia his wrath,
Wa. subiims
Even Wood hlm.-lf had blushed
To hav. iooksd upon the scene
In TIE HfrisgHis we're crushed
Bishop, and Duke, aud Dean
..il. josr, )" Lord Grsns,us cried when each sun
Heard Afsr, with hip, hip, hips
Told the v i-cn had passed the ships
And lord Campbeii's solemn lip.
said Were done ="
AgsIn,-ag.ln,-agaIn'
Add the Traasifs pace grew SLACK
she cant go on, tits plai.,
ITS souht II shcii ~ back
Ev-n 6ranV,ll-'. mirth Is changing into gloom.
~. q baat contriyr- to hail,
List HI. brotaer Peer. sssah,
And cons'gu him 90 the pale
stokcr's doom
A hail the Trdnsifosr,
The IsrsererdHcs gave;
1--WE Coaninou., W Peers
Hut all privihKr ven waive
Wood to grief tv-morrow night let n bring
The things sell complete,
We've seen neither Quy,n noe H-ct,
Aud we've nothing nt 10 cat
Not thing >"
I'm IN, A1,,fraitxs. chief
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RAILROADS, &c.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
ORANGE Ann ALEXANDRIA RAiLRokD.


sREAT NOR rUERN AND SOUTHERN Wan ROUrE.
SosrHxsN. -srHsHS Ann sssrsNs rsANslLs.S
TuywItE DAilN tsasday night vxc~tdl tt~~~n Richmond
u aud Washington CITY, rs' GordoasVis aud NcSanLris
Of departure Richmond 6ta NJ ard i1 y NJ
Rrturuing leave Washington ........... A NJ, and
aud At kiehmeni. iSf NJ. and A NJ
through between Richmond and
Msshingtob.
TugsE TWO RAILROADS HAVING STRAP RAIL. aud
excellent order, and CARRYING rliE GREAT NORTH
MAIL. Of
securing shown arrivals daily At Richmond aud
al ~ "a advance Of the Steamboat line.
Pare "
found alway ready TO take hr0syh pAsssn
the D~pots
Of With spl time Tor them 10 take their meals whether
n North or South
Through ohtsn. between Danvle and Washing
N. DanNle
An f te checks
attend to their baggage all the wash
Ington OF Baltimore Depot
by the mail ine a. by the Old Steamboat
jas J. w. riMBSkLAkk, snPt
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HARDWARE.
SPRING IMPORTATION, 1856.

HARDWARE.
SPRING IMPORTATION, 1886
II a.. uOORE ~ co.. importers dHd. -. Z.
y HA,Lsaii, IsIiers 10 FOREIGN dHd 10 MI
AkSIIG HARDWARE, No - Pearl street, OPP \AHE\
losife W Fry's. RAaOad Ia, have received z<C1NA
iirvt from the manufacturer la England fui andy
complete Of Birmingham and Shned HARDW
from the manufacturers this country full supply
Goods Their complete,
Rodgers" and WustsnholIns Pocket Pen Knives
Pocket KNIVES Of !, 2 3, I aud blades
Buck, bone, Handle
IyOy Handle Knv and Forks, in Of 81 and - pieces
RaEors Of Wade Butcher, Rodgers Wosnho,
tuanuft, turf, ~ every style aud quality
SN'issors and Shear Of various makes and styles
Single AMI D"uhy arrri Guns very superior
Pistols. Ride Ride IArrrl. aui Mouniugs
Trace, HALTER Log. Wei, ftn aud Tongue Chains
Axe "f Collins simmons Virginia asd other manufacturers
Hand and PANEL SAWS, Hammers and HachetIs
MIL, Pin, Cross Cut and Circular saws
sIuvrl Ams Rowland,
Anvils, Vices. and smiths Bellows
Sigr aud Hand Hammers Stocks and Dies, Plates
Strrl,s square o.
Castings, Hor>- aud Mu- Shoes and Horse Shos
wir- S.iy-s aud Siners COFFEE MIL and Cards
brhilr filup,, wos-i Heius aud Girtls
Horse aud Mule Collars. IiaHles, &C.
Locks, Hinges and Screws, Of description
Planr~, Chisels Augtrs aud fies, all kinds
Platform and Counter Ssls, Pat Balances and Sieeyards
English, American. aud q. d. Percussion Caps
lIay aud Manure FORKS, :, ), and prong
Iiilliug and Wording Hoes, all siEss
S'yth- Hiadrs. Snaths, sickles. &c,
Tea Tray and wAteran all other goods usually
goods have been ASH
selected exclusively
u merchants visiting this city and respectfully
animation Of stock determined ~ any
regular house Ia this any Of the Northern cities.
s-Al orders carefully and promptly attended To. frs
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PHILIP RAH W.
EAGLE FOUNDRY, Richmond. Virginia

r,,PHILnIP a W:
s1sT .rEsTT rErwtss Pa sr AID ,iyrEsSrH
vi M R.l NE sl IN ss r. Ri, III
ss S N1 % rs: s Fas t9sI i@{ % a,,a 49,
arn over a., o.rT, heretofore made, (Om ~ ho po~rrJ
a ". m 1 We" c i',' F 90 , s s ,ise
go , and 1 N""s s,.,a5 f ' 81 .y l s s,
and Iron CASTING made to order. = "'HN
P E''. 20 Richmond Va. --...., s.. AN,
W. ara.d Of yoo r.. month. aso 6,ye pot W ADD ,
opr.t.n fhl faT friorn- uJ o. eur eIs' 't"n w.,
imp,c,r,arat Over Anything hat - have -r,n.
l @ I,,, i1. Il ti, To- sasu inai . I'll aog
ts rnd, over anything n SHAPE 81 ui boz ii- pait Hpu
C.r,liu,
S s' ,, S, , ,.I 5 l iI t. @q u ". .i WI h. Al, l
r. t. A. Ynt are a I.riy o. ~. a. H. you ptoI-f.
E : r' HEysY'
S,pIH uATOHHIIoLA.- ua, d,.,gree.hlr ,ed "nea
s9,a .i ol osi 'a r e a p,so,, i s,@o"y ia
Al baioet. ars s,sr -,o,y- highly l4s
,.5 .r , 19 4 A., op S Of a. MARTIAL ~ r,. r.
h tr ~ i,s ,.5 '" 4, IT,, , 1 to p'''"' '"'
70 ch ", Li1' ~
maiG ""N f"rs
lrsr r-.-yl =, g.p,,a, o- Open priArreN aad
"'" ~ "''' "' "'"''" OF our ,fGiiG.eK .inFS
MAJ square nl-',- n- D'ns'
~ H. 81 ,'.'r.i -, - ~ '
"'' cRkS'"A" co.
hHIGS ~ WHOLESALE, .tpuc-s tL.t uu.t prove
, I r.,..i ro,.o ,', .', ,.',, da I'D, s.a.
.,g ~, W,,r .,,..i
'''' ''' '@t - ,,o,,,,t q . ~ ,fpo,sy a.. 9, 3D.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-22

49, - 49, 49, seASsA

Eg 49, 49, 80 % 81
lN and amer this date the trains Tits Road ~l FOL
rn,rSs tx,vx Hicr~osp ma rsrsssHuRs
Exprrss, through Passenger daily, ISundays eSccp
Mail through Passenger, daily, Ai...........S p. NJ
Accommodation and freight train (rr-weekly) viz
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays At .......sS " A. VI
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays on A. Nj
PETERSBURG RICHMOND.
Exprc--, through Passenger daily at. VI
Mail sandy cNceptedl5a y. NJ
A.. Al freight Tri-Mrrky,
Mondays, WEDNESDAYS aud Fridays st.........s4 A NJ
Richmond o Clover Iiil. passenger will he
attached tu the Coal Train which leaves kchn,onl
(SunLsN' yNcvpcdl Glover liill oek \. NJ
Pa r. coming Clover Hin ny this train
be Al ncpct by ........... 10 4. VI
Express trains will not stop the either to take
m. Mail train. stop passengers up
put Manchester, rrmps R Halfway Station, Clover
it'll and Port wAlthaI functions
train will all the regular stopping pN
VII ul-rrar rel a take down.
Express and Mail Trains from Richmond connect with the
Trains Petersburg Tor weldon, Raleigh, Wilmington Nc
Through Tickets Weldon IL pr"cuv al the ticket oter Ia
Richmond.
T- sane trains from Petersburg
Washington BALTIMORE Ic Through tickets
Baltimore aud Philadelphia o. procured at the tick
n onicr he rcivr~burg
white
Children uot years VI Az. .......
Culnr~i servants
Clnry prrmitl class
infant chhlryn sick absolutely
ir ia which the fare Tor white Irsns
discount OF IL cents ,llowe
purchased at the oee and "a getting the ~herr
no schl.
servants travelling by smrs furnished by
the Office aud u
be- expressly stated GA ur pass that they are permitted to g"
tl,r
Omcr r A p X r. Co March. 5aih 1856
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TnE GREAT u,ss,A> nrnE.,.

EN-"fyry atsf nuid have boH boz a. house handy
Of accidents g. iir riHtifrt"
HFupiss's RI..It saw
It Boston ~ tluy year. sftuiug auI fst
Iaeniei ~ pyH-au. u s and -iy for Bum P.
Hlst lrluus thititiH
fevrf surst tcsfs, % Sui Head NsIt, Ht. BInun. sf,
hpldrs Recommended ~ uurseI WtuE- Str-, Fr-I.. ft
Htss, Sfidf Surs. tfu..
Cfscked Lips Sore No.s Warts sod fis. Wound. n .s
uab- remedy aHi which b. ttf.i o y uuu.tnI.
have 'od n he 80 ~ Boston and vcy ior che unry
years 10 siivr lHufy. utrrfsr u
pysician prscrlDu. " made from puf,-t ma.
from rees- brought frou Russ ~ artri,s gfuung ai
aui te have letft from 80 rlt...
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trlsciFest ati fecunrnd a others Krdings Nus.a
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