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YNNHE HALLApAY WIND. MIIL,-Many o

YVNHE HALLIDAY WIND-MILL.-Many of
ILL., the scientific able and experienced Mehsn and Eng
ghee the United States have examined this Machine
the most beautiful and useful inventions of modern
date sga@58 Tr
simple Device the gale ncreaeain severity,
Tho sails gradually turn rennd the angle a.
gentle breeze present md resistance the wind
ill when ths raging Of height little 70 lis
the As the fury Of the gale aatea the
gradually their original position somethng of this kind for
changing the position the Bas what Mechanics have long
sought for in vain. z. e
ihd for h fully under tho control Of regulator
viii require weeks together
only why been
sally motive power we'll known DO the Of self
regulating machine In heavy gales the wind Wheel heretofore
either Frustrated in hopeless ruin revolvd with
rapid chAe greatly the injury any
kind Of gearing attached besdes bad weather. requiring the
and anxiety Of the attendant This diff entity
ptrSy oovaed the objection shat possibly be ssed
the nccnncy of the wind This compensated for by the fact that
outlay the Wind Engine to
tend fuel to feed with The Mill ready
night TO be moved by The wind from point the
will fill lar tanks ponds that DO usd during
the intervals Of the pda blowing; If the e of the Mill
pumps and reservoir in to The quantities of
qused there certainty having abundance through the
Railroad stations Sugar and Cotton Plantations ouch
rsance unequaled both for pumping aer end grinding
ornsmened fountains. email sized MILL with moderate wind
will raise 1000 gallons water grind five bushels Of
hour. For further information or orders, address
S. II. GILMAN, 81 Natc6ez Etreet, New Orleans
ost dIaw6Wly Sole Agent for the Southern Sstes.
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49,. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
76NANDY, Stick and Fanoy-150 boxes.
" Charlottesville packages;
Drop and Buck Shot--it0 kegsi
Bar Lead-50 kegs;
Straw PAper--3GN0 ream
Manila and Hardware Paper-00o reamS; 60
Letter and Cap Papet--25 cases;
Bso0mt--950 dozen;
Zinc Whehhaard5--l00 dozenf
Painted and Vanished Pailt-a0o doEeR;.
Painted Tuba--i0G nests,
Cedar and Brass Bound Buekes-s0 doIeni
Clothes Pnh-ipUboIe
Manila CosIa--s00 dozen.
Scrub, Shoe, WAITE Wash aud Paint BruahssA large
hpItmen;
A. Baskets AIaIke.-i00 nests;
Demjohns-l, ,, 5 and ssallors-l00o;
Madeira Bo.tleE-l0u gross
Tnmblerr Flasks, pints and quartr--00 gross;
b Maichss, Clatks and round wood boxeE-3o0 gross;
Chocolate, sect ard C0mmep--le0 boxes;
SardineS whole, balvSs snd qasrters--lso casesi
,.. q Rock Csndy--l0Os0xeu;
Salina SaIt--l60 cases.
f4. ..1 IS Pipe HeAdE-i00 boxes assorted;
CoGes, Rio, Java, Mochs--l0O0 bags;
Snuf, GArfstt's, LorTlard'h Reams's, Goodwns MseR
vi boy and Scotch, RAppee, Honey Dew-ls0 boxes
Smoking and Cot Chewing Tebatco-Is0 grolii
lax, Blhek-900 dozen, all Sizes ~.
Bscking-l0o gross.
dsl E.J.HART L co. II and 10 Tehouptoulas street.
DELAYING CARDs-A large assortment o
Ha Noapas MsEisan, and various ether qualities in ao
ID isl T. 's Ell HART CO.. and =. Tshoppopla street.
a BROW ROOT-2 900 lbs American, JUS
[ a received and for sale by
Isl E.J.HART'& CO., II and 10 TsbouPisoulAs street,
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ti,s. First District Pound
TN7As brought to the First District Pound, on Dry
VIZ AIDES street. between Julia and Girod streets, as
One she Goat, white body and face, yellow and black
neck and jaws. ~
One she Goat white body and face black neck and jaws
both cropped
One black she Goat white and tail.
Which, If claimed within ten days. and the expenses
thereon paid will be sold public auction, said pound
on MONDAY, the 14th inst. at 10 O'Clock A, NJ.
AUG. s. PHELPS, Street Commissioner.
New Orleans January 8, 1856.
n etc conduit depot des EpaTes du Premiere Dis
IL triot rue Dryades entire les rues Julie ct Girod
CONNIE epaves-
Une CheVrs ayant corps ct lie front blancs lie cou
les maehoires noires ct jaunes.
Une Cheyre ayant corps ct lie front blancs e ct
les machoires noires, les oreilies ecourtees.
Une Cheyre noire ayant du blanc ct la queue.
81 ellie NEST pas recamees dams dix ours ct les
penses payees ellie vendue enchere publique
ait depot, LUNDIle II courant 10 heures A. NJ
AUG. 8. PHELPS,
Commissaire des Rues.
Touyelle. Orleans, Janvier, 1855, ja4 IA
Third District Pound
| KW7As brought to the Third District Pound, No 50
| wv Elysisn Fields street. as estrays-
| One red and white (pied) Cow crop and split in both
| ears, branded on both hips with hieroglyphics.
One dark brown she Goat black back, and white spots
/ Which, if not claimed within ten days, and the ex-
thereon will BE- sold at public auction at said
| AUG. s. PHELPS, Street Commissioner.
| New Orleans january, 1856.
/ I'll etc conduit Depot des Epayes du Troisieme
| II District, rue des Champs Elysees No. So, CONNIE
| epaves--
Une vache achetee rouge ct blanc les orees fendues
ct ecourtees ayan des etampes inlsibes deux han
/ ches.
Une Chevre brun fonce lie dos nor une tache blanche
au cots droit
81 Giles sont pas recames dix jours ct les de-
penses payees ills seront yendus enchere pubque
dit depot, VENDREDI le Is eoursnt, 10 heures A. ID
| AUG. 5. PHELPS Commissaire des Rues,
Il KOOyele -1r ia2
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VINCENT, CONFECTIONERY,
Corner of Canal and Carondelet streets,
WN7 I'LL on the 10Th Of November, open his
WV Saloon hs purpose Of offering LUNCH to Ladies
Lunch cons Boned Trksys Daubes Oyster Soup Fried
oyHterr, Jelies Coffee Chocolate, Ice Cream, etc.
TermB-Ten cants dish.
Table II O'Clock o'clock M He avails him
tho public that having engaged
the French cooks hs will attend all dnue parties
weddings, eta, uol6 SIN
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/ @ q RNl AL.
FIE CON- Mo IN co JNC TL.
b on d sSEs ID Ann ii DEHsBT I'm.
MONDAY, jar. 1866,
W /, Il y . . 4 l34 n, N

Ton GlftGeS. TVsf6 ~ SssGyHQy.y
gThs following resolution, adopted by the
Essard of Aldermen and referred to In the above
raport, was read and rejected as recommended
al resolution authorizing the Gompt roller to warrant
sn The Treasure1in favor of YIN Pliean tor tke SUM
Abe following resolution, accompanying the
above report, Was read, the rules being sus-
rsnded, and adopted by the owing vote:
# Yet1s Messrs Banister, Barbarin,s BENT,
Bunny, Bridge, Chambers, Chiapellas Ducros,5
Esgsr, Fabre.8 Eiffen, aayol. Howell, Kelly,
Landry, Mo KING 1T, Tracy, Violet and Wilt.
"a
ssorpsa Tha, the Corapttoller warrant on The Treas
a1rsT fsr me pay Hent 5of he following bills:
Mebrars II. IA /, bill for blankets and clothing
fnr Foics Jail, Dec. l1 555 $503 so
FTsIbill y AIt&in, repairs 10 gas burners in
Comptroller office II. s 10 90
Corsoa M stationery g Dec. i, IS. ~ 50
Eriestlcy U Bien bill sunaries for Street Com
@ rnissioners' dept, Dec u.s. 1855 !. 45
n Strong, towels for Cry Hal s 90
r.. Van Rootsn. eping horses and stabling
Red Maria from Isl 10 6th Angus, asst. 10 80
y. Waterman q B ros bill oil, etc, furnished
Ralics stations 70 Dec. i, 1855. 1866 IS
D. Phillips, horse +shGeing at Work house E}
ffona M sy IA 10 Dec. 1855 Az a5
-gehn,s RESTRAIN shments u oaicers' cleo
aons Eighth Precinct, Nov. q, 1855 J. 12 so
u. 5Lahrancke,g refreshments 10 officers OF
slecllon, thirteenth P recInct, Nov. s, 1855 10 so
Glstkof = uprems Court, bill of costs in SUI
sheTman, Wharton 4 Co. printing blanks :
q @' 1872 50
Iaissionsr's Department, ecember i, 1855, % 50
Street CoamSs /. q. IA 90
Commissionsr's Department y. N. IS. 90
Orphans Pay Ro fpr Decenber, 1865 22l 90
various otIises III. eos 50
fng slscton 81 Noysnber 5,h, sla az
rheri la.
BEERS Isl December 1856. a. 80 90
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a BROW ROOT-2,O 900 lbs American, just
IA received and for sale by
dsl E.J.HART& CO., II and 10 rsbouHisoplas street,
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EewOrleanB La. t'f'
.s5 vERMIFUGEs.
Winsr'rCanadian,
Swnin'a
Perry'u Dead Shot,
Jayneu'a Tonic,
...y. Korl'a,
D. A. Fshnostook's,
BALsAMs ACCOMPLISHMENTS
WistRr'aBalHam ofWild ChsFry,
Hapting'g Naptha,
sherman'B Balaam,
BuchRu's Hungarian,
Davis's Wild Cherry md Tar, i
Sch snck "a Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bartholomew nE1psctorau.s
Hall's BalBhm,
swaym'sSyrup Of Wild Cherry,
Ayer'a Cherry Pectoral,
Taylor's Balsam Liyorwort,
Inyne'a Erpeetorant,
Winer'a Elecampaine,
Roger1'Liverwort and fart
Mrs. Gardiner'D Liverwort,
| BtablSr'nC herryE1pectoran!,
London'n Indian do.
DR.. Roses do,
SARsApARTLLAs.
Or. John Bull's,
s. .Towaaend'n,
6nndR'n,
al 0ldJ ae6bTownsend'n
Carpenters,
Wyncoop's,
alAkar's,
GrReffenbsrg's
IL. BriHtol'n
Guyaott's Yellow Dock.
PLASTERS.
Notwithstanding
Ewen'sSsrsngtheninB
Jew David's or Hebrew,
Badeau's, Iii:
Knnpp'alndian
Alrock'sPorouE,
Grifllth'BAdheBive,
Holloway'sAYnics
LINIMENTs.
Mexican Mustang,
| FGrrell'aArabian
ButlerfaNervehnd Bone,
Hunts, IT,.
HRyes's.
Tobias'sVenetian
HowS's Nerve and Bone,
Kellinger's,
Gardeners,
BArtino'sHorae
Merchant'aGnrgllng,
Cherokee,
Jayns's
| AauEREMEDlEs, ETC.
| OBgood'sIndian Cologogus,
Rownnd'sTonic Mixturet
smith's Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop'B Tonic,
Speeds Febrifugs,
VegitableFebrifngs,
LOZENGEg.
sherman's Cough and Worm,
BryAn'eP ulmonic Waters,
Losoas's Puimonie WATERS.
| HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Lorett's Wshp6ne or Hair Glcnl
Barry'sTrieophsrous,
Lyons Katharion,
Boyls's Hyperion Fluid,
Phslon's HairlnviRorator,
Jayne'a Hair Tonic, a., i. Io...
Van Dsuhsn's Wahpene. s@a
Lordon'a0riantal Hair Tonic,
Hhnel'pEau Luatrals, 8g,5l'$9
OldridHe's Balm ofColumbia,
RAdwHy'p Circnssian Bnln,i 49,
PANhCEAS.
Bwain,s, Hoack'a, @.2..,l
Cnllen'slndian Vegetable,
Longlay's Grent WesterH, 4
| ofNTMENTAED SALyEg.
Dalley'sMaRiesi PAinExtractor,
Professor HolloHay'sO Ointment, b.
MsAllister,s AII-Healing,
Brocks's MagicSalye, pryoY'sPiIl
Gray's, Harriaon's Specific,
Acknowledgements, Jrdkin's,
Loudsn'sAll-H Healing Russih.
| OILS.
Runhton'h Cod LtvarOil.
McNair'hAcoustic ,Scarpa'sdo,
British, Harlaem. 4
BITTERS.
Mogat's phnnix. Blake'nAramatit
WOLFE'5 AROMATIC
CIV Druggistsand Merchants. 4
contained in the above catalogue
calling or sending their ofdeiH as
extensive assortment OF GEHUl
United StaSea,a and ST the lowest
D.. w I
GENUINE Ai
MD ~ NrDlEl ar
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-03-29

A writer in the Buffalo Republic gives the
following interesting remin'scence, which
may be remembered by some Of our read
ers
In 1888 ! came to Rochester, and was
there when tina, sublime farce was cnartrd
ON Mount Hope. A ~se at Noun, Morris
found quantty OF bear bones, which he
EaImpd oil a. the homes OF Col. James Boyd
and company, Of Revolutionary celebrity. -
The military took it up, aud completed the
bumbug. A pompous funeral was planned,
and Gov. Seword invited to deliver the tune
raj address, The rheat was discovered by
some Of the Rochester faculty ,iav or two
before its consummation, but such was their
fear OF these military mobOcrats that they
kept the secret to themselves. Never had
poor Bruin such poDpous funeral. II is
supposed that seven thousand persons follow
&c IN proc esslon. Gov Seward was particu-
lsrly eloquent on this funeral occasion. Eel
low citizens" said be, in his exordium, there
is q history contained in the mouldering
bones deposited in that urn" lie was right
There ras history. Not Of battle, blood
and Indian massacres, but Of devastated corn
fields, murdered porkers, aud untiliaI cubs
a theme as fruitful anG diversified, if not as
spirit stirring aud interesting.
In few days the secret leaked out-thc
joke was too good TO keep, editors wrangled,
doctors quarreled, the military swore, but
they had no redress, they had been most un-
merc'fuIIy sold, and to this day you cannot
touch an inhabitant of Rochester in . more
tender place than to ask him If he made one
Of the bear procession to Mount Hope, or if
he was particularly edited with Gov. Sew
ard 10 oyation over Bruins sacred remains.
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UIIF. RETURN OF SPRING
From the y. Y. Evening Post !


r.. duicis amice. l.p,-i,et
I'm. Z.phWis, 81 o.n'.ehS, ahirut~tne p,irnn
HORACE
TIE glad spring DER the sunny hills
tOmc- hafnv on The southern gale,
And Ike & spirit. Sighng SOFT
J. tripping through each silent vale
lhou.h rUbe'i in snow t!.e woods and wild.
houEh III IL valley tomb still lies
lh- autumn flower feel the winds
Bow softer now, ami the pale skies
Are purer clearer than before;
He twilight lucer- long az even,
Ai.i the storm clouds that >hroud its brow
Hang no. 80 gl"omv in heaven
A'n g.it beneath the qi,-r ,sv
io', UP ne -tar- l"'h ho':cr.
l. re beacon fire. ~ hope and love,
L.ch burning III il. lonely sphere.
And when the dawn stea> DER the world,
Wien the bright morn comes on. then go,
When the ilr>t >u,i-rav DER the hills
l. II!ttcriug on the span@lcd snow,
tUt INTO hatrr". and tecl free
From wiItcr'> clam: there i smile
H. the glad sunshine. and the rlIl,
Make music through the forest aisle
" wood-bird from rs troric home
Has quit - Isle in gla>-v lake
! IoIrr here: vet there are sounds
II music and ot love. which wake
| : III the morning. and ~ night
Llng-r around u>, whispering
IL f"ne- familiar "a orr wears
~ balmlv day and The vouns spring.
HOLLYWOOD. near Grecnsburc. Kv., 1856.
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Declaration of the Principles and Purpose
OF 1fIL-
REPUBLICAN PARTY.


CONCLUDED FROM LAST WEEK
To the People Of Me United States:
REPEAL OF THE MISSOURI COMPROMISE
In the course OF time aud the natural prog
re>s OF popu'atlOn. that portion ot the Louis
lana Territory, lying west VI the Mississippi
river aud north OF the line OF 50 deg. 80 min
came To- be desired tor occupation; aud Oh
the 24th o! May, 1874 an act was passed G.
rectIny upon 1t the two territories Of Kansas
and Nebraska, ard organizing governments
Tor item both. From this whole r-.,,on the
slavchudlns interest, thirty -iour wears before,
had agreed that ''slavery and involuntary
scr'ltuic, otherwise than III the punishment
Oi crIue, should bc forever prohibltcd, and
had received As the price of this agreement,
the ADMISSION OF Missouri. and Subsequent
~ tnc adlIission Oi ArkarIsAs, into the Cn-
Ion.
! By the kansa, and Nebraska bill this pro-
hIb,tiUn Wa, declared to be 'IIOPeralIve and
VOID, Al u the intent aud meaning ot the bill
was further declared to be, net 10 ltgIsIate
Slavery Into any Territory or State, nor t.
exclude 1t therefrOm but leave the people
thereof perfectly tree to tOrm and regulate
their domestic Institutions ia their own way
SUBJECT only IL the Constitution Of the Cnl-
ted States" thus, without a single petition
TOR such action irom any quarter vi the Tn.
ION, tut against the earnest reHOI,strabCes
vi thousands vi our cItizens-agals,st the set
tied and profound convictions vi the grea,
body ot the people in every portion Ot the
country, an1 III wanton disregard Of the ob
legations Of justice anC OF good farh, the Mis-
souri, Compromise OI 1920 was repealed, and
the seal which had guaranteed Freedom t.
that vas: territory which the United State:
had purchased from France, was snstchct
from the bond.
Oregon, Washington, New Mexico, Dcser
north OF 81 deg 30 min. by compact, wer,
all opened up to Slavery, aud those wht
might first become the inhabitants thereof
we're authorized to make laws for its estsb
llshncnt and perpetuation.
THE INVASION OF KANSAS AND THE AC
TION OF THE GENERAL GOVERNMENT.
y Nor did the slaveholdng interest stop here
in its crusade Of injustice and wrong. Tn.
first election Of members for the territorial
Legislature Of Kansas was fixed for the 3Otk
OF March, 1855, and the Law Of Congress pre-
scribed that at the election none but "sctua
residents OF the territory" should be sllowst
TO vote.
Yet. to prevent the people Of the terr:tor,
themselves from exercising the right to pro
bibit slavery, which the oct Of Congress bed
lconferred upon them, the slsvsholdIng inter
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-03-29

DR. Thompson, proprietor Of the " At
ianta House" Atlanta. Ga. is well known
As votarv of eccrntrici,ies. We were high
~ amused the other day AZ the recital OF the
iolo"Ing exchange OF civIites between the
Doctor and a traveller. who called at the Of
nee TO settle his BILL" when the Doctor
happened to be behind the counter.
\" hat do YOU charge!" asked the trav-
eller.
WELL" replied the Doctor, bumorously
we rhn'ge your bill. it will be dollar, but
cash down, only fifty cents.
ou may charge it them" said the fellow
.'oIy turning on his heel, and passing out,
The Doctor, half amused, half angry. fol-
lowed, and confronting the stranger, asked
Il ne did not intend to pay the bill. Scr.
,a'n'y mott told YOU to charge it," was The
bland reply
ne Doctor was non plussed; but placing
ms 'ore'hnser thoush'fuI'y for a moment be.
-'de his nose,-" Stranger" said he, when
Foa come this way again, bring your tor ana
toy ueef"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-03-29

AGGRESSIONS AND USUHPAlIONS OF THI
SLAVE POWER
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Ttc Californian,
For The CALEDoHIAN.I
C1RI5TINE: NJ -:

A STORY OF TIE
X T. y G II NOLC TION
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-03-29

Thus. for period Of twenty-five years. ha.
slavery been contending under various pre-
texts, but with constant success. against the
tendencies Of civilization aud the spirit of
our institutions, for the extension and per-
petu Ation Of its power. The degree in which
the general government has aided its efforts
may Be traced in the soccesslvs steps it has
taken. In l17, oil the Ststss in the Cor
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-17
FASHIONABLE DANCING,
AT Nun der,s Assem- bly, III al |.
IL wv. MUNDER. Professor of DanciD

fls at Georgetown College and Convent ana
principal teacher of Washington city, has the pnor
TO announce 10 his former patrons and the .bfc
generally that he viii resume the duties OF has School
on Thursday, November sth, 1855, at Munder 8 AS
sembly Hail. adjoining the Star Office, at O'Clock,
T.. M, for ladies, misses, and masters, and on the
same evening, ut ~ for gentlemen. ~
He feels assured that the unequalled progress OF
his numerous pupils in his former classes is suf-
cent guarantee Of his superior skill an instructor.
Prof NJ begs leave to remind the public Of the
unbounded success of his May Festival Ball, at the
National Theatre, which was attended by upwards
Of 900 persons.
His new Hall, which is one of fhe largest most
beautiful, and conveniently in the city, with
two large dressing and supper rooms added which
can be rented for balls and parties. The location is
convenient To persons residing in any part Of the city
DAYS of Tuition On Tuesday and Thursday, at
o'clock, p. NJ, and on the same evenings, at for
gentlemen. 1910.
A class for young married ladies and gentlemen
will be formed shortly. f iA
All who desire to join his classes will please apply
at Mr. John f. Elliss Music store, Pennsylvania ave-
nue. near Tenth street. 70 Prof NJ, at his rooms,
on the above days. A subscription list is now open
to receive the names of those wishing tickets
to the Soirees Only $5 for the season.
oct 80 -du asa rt}s 4foe &sffla .EoE
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-17
ARE YOU SICK9
IF you are, don't take Quack Medicines,

1F you are, don't take Qu0ck mc0lclneS,
D Eoss ;f soss sspsd Fsm Hedeppes ars
result OF thirty years practice in Philadelphia bis
prescriptions are for each complaint and have been
well tested and approved by hundreds Of
and thousands OF patients Aremedy for eacn disease
THE WONDERFUL PAIN CURER.
This preparation is truly the wonder of the age.
Cures ali pain, external or Internal Cures Pains in
the Sides, Limbs, or Back Chblains, Ague or Lumps
in the Breasts Corns, Bruises, Sprans, Toothache,
Earachc Stiff Neck, Sore Throat Pains in the Bowels
and Stomach, Sudden Colds, DC. ..s.s.
used with great benefit for Weak Stomach and Bow
els likewise for Fever and Ague. .,f- .kl
Whenever you have pain, use the Pain Curer freely
and you will obtain immediate relief Bottles l21s
25, and so cents. Hi
\ IA Il THE GREAT COUGH SYRUP. -
I DR.. Rose's Cough Syrup, or Expectorant, is the
best preparation in the world for Cough, arising
from 4 cold, or consumptive cough. Bottles so
cents and 81. eafaatx2 Sf ~
TO CURE WHOOPING COUGH,
Use pr Roses WhoopnE Cough syrup is a,tss the
fatal complaint Price so cents. l tit
TO CURE GROUP.
DR.. Roses Group Syrup has saved the lives OF
thousands of children. 25 cents bottle. 9f
t TO.CURE NERVOUSNESS.
The most wonderful preparation to allay all ner-
vous affections of the mind or body is DIR. Roses
Nervous Cordial. so cents q bottle -
TO CURE KIDNEY AND BLADDER COM
4tfF PLANTS. NekN "a
!. Use DR., Roses Bucher Compound. 1t also cures
Dropsy so cents Bottle. T
Ia FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS. y.
Dr. Roses Golden Pills are the only remeoy ,os
Falling of the Womb, Weakness, and General Debil-
ity so cents box.
Y.f n DIR. ROSES FEMALE PILLS
Are the great regulating Female Pills. 25 cents
"A box.
b DIR. ROSES SARSAPARILLA COMPOUND
Should be used by all females, as it strengthens
and nyigorates the constitution, purfes the blood,
and removes all eruptions from the skin. Quart
bottles 81, small bottles 30 cents. fM =
TO CURE DYSPEPSIA, IL
Use DIR. Roses Dyspeptic and Liver Compound.
% 'sD' : 10 roc CURE BILIOUS HABITS,
II Take DR.. Roses Anti-Bous or Railroad Pills.
They carry of all bile. 121S and rs cents box. "a
These Pills are called Railroad Pills, because they
90 ahead of all other Pills in removing bile, bad
colds, and all foul secretions from the system.
wy O. sToTT Co.,
a W w. II. GILMAN, H ,A
r II j. w. NAIRN
PATTERSON h NAIRN,
saiE 'aI.t.a d. b. CLARK,
Il. H. MCPHERSON,
w. T. EVANS, Isl
GC23 q 1c KIDWELL Il LAWRENCE,
~. aA, ~ J. B. MOORE,
J. L. KIDWELL,
osgtl ID Georgetown.
And by all dealers in Alexandra, Virginia. 7.
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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-17
TOPHAM g. NORFLET,S


Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Store,
499 Seucnth Street, opposite Odi-Fetlosos' Hall.
:" ESSRS. TOPHAM tlate Of Philadel.
M phia) and NORFLET {of this city, respect
fully announce to their friends and the public, that
they have commenced the Saddling Business at the
above stand, where they will make and keep con-
stantly on hand large and superior assortment Of
Mems, Ladies', and Boys Saddles
Brides, Martngales, and Whips
g' Harness of every description, both for city and
country use &N
Il All kinds of Truaks Valises, ard Carpet Bags
Ladies' Satches, Travelling Baskets and Fancy
B3eFla Eit Work Boxes ir n t9 gsgfst t.
WI Horse Blankets, Covers, Collars, and Hames
Horse, Spoke, and Dust Brushes 70
Cards. Curry combs, Sponges &c.
All material used will be the best that can be OBJ
tanned and both of us having been practical work.
men for several years. elconfident that work
cannot be surpassed, either for style or durability
BY unremitting efforts to give satisfaction, we hope
to merit and respectfully solicit share Of public
patronage. $500
Particular attention paid to covering Trunks, and
repairing all kinds of work. s
Saddlers' Tools constantly on hand.
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