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Of our ogn relations with ali the pow
simple aan generally % NY sa E on 1Os ss oo @
one secretary STATE ton css Secretary OF
Diplomatic Branchihls branch OF ho state department nas
seens o he ln, s,es abroad and those Of foreign DOW
srs accredited 10 this government 10 diplomatic
@ treaties Of bounrss &C. prepared copied and ecorded and
all hed their contents
O's oS. 1,. nr,, as h.ras :, ~. soro.noo,.0,e
eoasaW p.alo, nuS enass ~ ''o
the United states In ns,rcons . those officers and answers
lar agency or relating consular Affairs are prepared and recorded
other matters connected with accounts relating to any fund with The
disbursement Of which the department charged
M r,a,- m a,as oro !, e,., s,, ,r,,so,on. "a ,,o
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and vice conu when not in English upon which cxequaturs
issued
CLERK fronrens and makes out and records
COMMISSIONS letters Of appointment aud nominations 70 tue senate
commissions issucd Has charge of the library
Ahie takes charge Of the rolls, or
from the President The copies
which called for for and supernen their publication
throughout United and that Of all doc
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Clerk q AMhenica'on and tsFyr9ht-e mas charge OF lne
certificates presented authentaon receives
and accounts Tor the lees has ohnIge e pupheons
de1es their nes RECORDS an ieers IRON 'ne oe h
Clerk Of Pas and Passports prepares and records pardons
and rerssons registers petitions papers
they founded. Makes records keeps
register letters, other diplomatic and consular,
ced and OF the disposition made OF hen letters relating
o this
t.ssss
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE
y,ra,ab orpav ce-era of the IIpied
III Gs sr sief cor The ordinary business Of h oce may be
.assaeJ % is unisr M tle fnilowjna heads.
0 onnops on Tho current business OF the government
Ucior OF the Treasury
Examination of all land purchased the sites
arsenas all other public works Of
United States.
of the
Applications disappointment in all the judicial and legal business
OF the government
The conduct and argument Of all SUNS IN tue supreme So
the United states IN winch the Is conecrheu,
The supervision OF al other suits arising "a any % tne
ments when eerfe" oy uc huau - Wy
,ha nrescnt time the lolowpp viz.
[ Tbe dircrtio ~ Mi appeas on land claims In California
second The coicaton and revision Of the Laws Of the District
ronnJ,
No'
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT
,.- - a.. ,.,o., !, ,h. n,,.r;ar rro, Joco, Ty,op,
secretary o. tne nrpaI'en' ~ io s no,s M :, na oir
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clerk (oes key, esql TWO oel anu 'o o ~
snl "a, oae,ns, ,neios % ~ 20 - % ,hp r,blic servica.
pIIi, JanJ, To rbior or nro,u caled tho Com
nar of he General land ONCE The land Bureau Il charged
% ~ ora ana sala of The ,,nbic oman and te
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COMPLETION of Panama Railroad.

COMPLETION of Panama Railroad. Reduction
~ of fare to California States mail steamships leave New
Aspnwa the 9TH Goth each MONTH connecting
mail o Francisco.
These steamships have been inspected and approved by the Navy
Department. and guaranty speed and sgfiy. sa&
The railroad al miles long) completed from
crossed hours The of
checked York through San Francco
embarked Panama by the The
money paid New York all expenses OF the trip
New York Panama. and n
detention accident that the route
entirely reliable
Passengers they AspnwalI
steamer charge
al children without other protectors.
through tickets the lowest rates amply the agency 1T
West street, New York, TO J. W. RAYMOND
May 6-dU
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE ENGLISH BOOKS
IN Louis Napoleon Bonaparc his Life and Works vols with
portrait S.
Russe Modern Europe the Rise the Modern Kingdoms
the Peace Paris in 1856 New edition. with compendous index
vols, hafbound calf $40.
The History the Marine Aquarium and the best
adopted establishment BY
Noel Humphreys Beautifully illustrated by coored
SO 25
The Art of Travel. BY Francis Cation f. r. G. s. 81.
Life of Napoleon Bonaparte Illustrated. 75cents.
Manual of Domestic Economy BY ]. H. Walsh, assisted
departments committee OF ladies'. Illustrated with
than hundred wood engravngs hall bound Price So
Frank Wdmans Adventures Land and Water BY Gerspcker
With tinted illustrations by Harrison Weir 81
just imported by
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~ ENERAL WESTERN LAND OFFICE--Fill-
NJ more Osborn, Co., Second streets fup
sa nearly opposite the Julien House Dubuque Iowa. Broom
born Co, 30 Clark street, Chicago Illinois, Broom ITussey
Kcokuk real estate viii
give their prompt attention the
negotiated Invested catDg
viii locate time, joint
Every location made from personal only Taxes
paid, &c, &c
BAN property left required b plaoed
upon Chicago here giving The
seller three markets. Correspondence solicited. m
2s-d3m
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Ans, ssia n avs ~ , M n n ~ ~ rrsn,s drawn nv the
c,a,a1 ~ ha % % nv he f5 conntro,ar and
upon warrants drawn ey the omas mas eessr anu @ %
pc moneys by dbursng officers pays
out the same upon their checks.
,.., - 49,, r,-. 49,. =. ..,u -. .,..L.
He keeps the accounts Of public receipts and expenditures receives
% ~ ,e % ImI,es @ md ivs from he FrS, Comnsroler
ana eomsr $ o. ~ customs @ % S ne,osn v a
uieh' anu Is o'N'iseo W Ia" WIN ''" Seheop"s
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~ s,o narbal nJ e,syIs in ali matters relating 10
,S mi ,p ii s,,. r,,rns from eneh term OF the
,p,as mum anu M nn , ,ie ~, nd eo,,,n or sucb su
has charge q all lands and other property assigned 70 s y Sha s
s'9s M - ~ G sy nm . o % @ @ @ ,r 20 sel and dsyose Of
aue Me oa olNce Aq.eneha,' ,t'' anu n ii " M w
the same lor tne pehen' Oh 'he on''ea su'eS
Lo Yus Baydon Howell Cobb Secretary the Treasury,
eoco president b. shubrc States navy chair
man Sen j. g loiteI United states army eapl a. a. % ~
vcr Prof enb Henry secretary or Smithsonian Institution Capt
Sn United sa,os and lieutenant VIM b Franklin United
states M army, ~ ,,h sa ns % u, [ @ p hpovs ana nsacoas
saa, s aa racts f,r rlns snnsli,s of Oil Sn 's''
Iud stse e9s sa,ey "a A " baahe ih- D. Su
perniendent and superintendent OF weights and measures
~, eapa T ~ s ~ @ nn,, or ap' ens"'s'' "''N' "
the eoas a bury uryey y uis ohee.
G b Snow, in charge Of archives
Professor o. fehaeon United states navy conpu'sr u o"s
tudes,
Assistant j. e. ihgard IN charge oil computing DIVISION
Lieut. rdba United States army in charge of drawing d
n1n Is s, ri,a s,,,o. army IN charge Of eng,ay,rg dv
sion !, r,on ,u.,.,rs,n, ...n,
samuel Hem dsoursing agent.
George aathot, electroiypsl /. ,,, , ,.,,
Joseph sxon assistant to weights ana measures
POST orslcE pEpAKrsrSr.
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Hon Aaron Brown Postmaster General The direction ar M and
management o tne fos. poc a a EN- ~ m ~
loh anu MWs " tne rasmussen ia. -, a 49, y,
ne more yichty anu Pleiisu i r @ @ ~
fee in charge Of the First Assistant Postmaster General the Contract
U @ nm @ /, % ~ @ ~ M a1il .sa,.u, General. mid
n1e omoe ~ o.pee " 'e iiu ~ =, w
he iaspcouon Vn'oe, ~ 0nase VI iue op'oi o'oiA
appointment OcToratio King ESQ., First Assistant Postmaster
assigned all questions
which the establishment and disconnuancc Of post offices
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CT0CQUELER'S BRITISH SOLDIER; an anecdo-
~ tai history of the British army vol london 81
Billiards, in Theory and Practice by Capt Crawley
don, 1857. With 90 engrvngs. 81 20.
One Hundred Old Gces Rounds and Cches with
and pianofortc accompanments. ~tol London 1857 so
Hardwicko's Pccrage for 1857. / vol 81 cents
Hardwicke's Baronetage for 1857 / vol 81 cents.
Hardwickes House or Commons for 1857 vol 81
Cyclopedia OF Universal History. vol london,
Cycopmda Of the Physical Sciences by j. p Ncho
vol. london, 1851,
Universal Dictionary Of the English, French Italian Gornn
Languages. vol London, 1867. yn
July2 FRANcK TAYLOR.
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II J. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer, Office and depot
LIE southwest Of and Twelfth streets, Washington d.
Ap II--d1yt
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authorizing the Board Of Public Works to subscribe
the the Petersburg Railroad
Company passed 27h February, 1882
1884 June 3O-22 The Noble George Granville, Duke
of Sutherland ........... SO, 600 90
m "a ditto ..... 10000
80 ditto ................... 900 90
600 90
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d H. CILLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
lOs his Office hs residence Franklin Row
Thirteenth He win continue TO devote his principal
y 10 the United States Supreme Court M s-s.t.'s
Having much the law concerning patents he will
give opinions legal questions arising cases before tho
appeals tho chief assistant Justices on
the District Columbia and will also preparation and
Of suits concerning patents
He win also give written opinions prepare arguments for par
ties having claims before Congress departments and
viii also prosecute claims before au
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BANKING HOSE OF cHUBB BROTHERS,
washington Branch Railroad

WNshIngtOn BranCh RAfIrOad.
TTNRAINS leave Washington for Baltimore
Il AZ aud 50, a. M, and and ~, p M.
On Sunday at4l4 p m
Leave Baltimore for Washington !
AJAX and 9a, m, and and 81, p. IN.
On Sunday at "A "a a. II
Philadelphia take trains at sx
and Az. .f. a4 49,
Passengers for annapolis win take trains at So and AZ
Do. Norfolk and
Do for the West g and AZ, connecting
at Washington Junction T.. PARSONS, Agent.
Jan 17--dn slt
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.


Hydrography, tho Bureau Of Medicine and Surgery.
The following statement Of the duties Of each Of these offices and
OF the force employed thercin
Syaay o6on Toucey Secretary Of the Navy Charles
Welsh chief clerk and eleven eers s M The Secretary q the
mcn OF all laws relating thereto nusted to him
by the constuon chief of the and
All instructions to commanders OF qualrons and COMMANDERS o.
marine appointments Of commissioned aud warrant
from The secre,ary Office All The duties different
performed the authority OF the secretary and Their orders
sSe mane @ op is ao part Of the duties o secretary
that should be approved by
him.
Bureou o Nay Yards Joseph Smith, chief
Of the bureau clerks civil engineer and one
and everything Immediately connected with hom arc
management of the Naval Asylum.
Bunssu Of Construction, Equipment and Rairohn snhal
chief Of tho eight clerks and one a Ins eSg %
bureau assisted by three assistant engineers This bureau
q maers and the providing q ali vessels with their equipments
sails anchors water tanks 30 ihs engineer I me- %
The Of the Secretary decides upon plans for their conuc
ton.
navy bureau clerks All provisions for the OF
the navy and clothing together viii, tho making Of contracts for FUR
nlshing same under the charge OF this bureau
Busau If Ordnance Hyaqpuppy Duncan Ingraham,
chief Of bureau clerks dnugbtman This bureau has
chase Of guns powder shot, shells and The equipment
vessels with everything connected herewith m also pro
ccther with such books furnished shpsofwar The United
States Naval Observatory drograpcai once at Washington
Academy Annapolis also under the general su
perintendence OF the chief OF this bureau.
Bureau Of Medicine ard sgngDr William whean surgeon uni
ted navy passed assistant surgeon United
states navy and two clerks Everything relating medicines and
medical stores of sick and wounded and management OF
hospas comes within supcntendenco Of this bureau
Hon Floyd Secretary Of War; Drinkard, chief clerk,
even sbodnate watcen The
following bureaus attached 10 this department.
fha head (which Ia
Lieutenant General Scott, Is at New York
Annf Generals Oac-Co Samuel Cooper, Aduant General
Assistan-ncye Townsend, Bevc Capt Williams,
Judge Advocate eve Major John
clerks aud In this office are kept all
tho which refer the personnel Of the army the rolls &c
II Is here where all military commissions made out
Csrpaaer terals oGoeBrevet General T. s. Jesup,
quarermaster general Astants Thomas Captain
Miller Major Bcger eleven clerks and messenger
poBaser OoeCol r. Iarned paymaster general,
Major Lsc district paymasicr eight clerks and one messen
ger. {4El IA
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Tickets S10--laves $5--quarters 81 so.
Certificates packages Of 26 whole tickets S35 90
20 half
po
packages
splendid lotteries will the prompt
will be Immediately
who order from mo, .s -+g. i#s' I,
Address p. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
lS b Wilmington,
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FINHE Life of Charlotte Bronte, author of " Jane
IL Eyre" by Mrs. GaskclL vols. 81 so.
uiackenbos's History Of the United States 81
Inc owe Branch or, White Oak Farm. 81.
New biographies OF lusous Men Macaulay oters s
May IL FRANCK TAYLOR.
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July 2o-1aw0w
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-01-24
EFoa, ase esraa.a's Practice.
SHERIFF CURED ONE NlGilr nv
Ds1 q iiAts IA. LECTttt' or,
hotter from Or. ncvser

l. ~ L
PROFs De Ora III, 80 Soufh 81 81. IN
have remarkable cure. Deputy ShcriE Tmr
OF pittSbulgh, had very swollen. aid aiItilIena
applied the oil personally, which gave Instant ,1
lief. lie has recommended The oil 20 others afietra
with itheamatism, in which the results were most
satisfactory. l.uly yours,
GRrAr CUES CIrlzrSs READ! krrrM..Ie,'
Nh Joseph d. Barte, Myrtle street, SAYS The tlec-
tre OIL cured i'm Immediately.
f.Lhs-Charies sexton, Lsqu TX Mayor OF Cam
9eh' says SIX applications cured INN. Also cured
his Rheumatism.
NegeALeIA-Ar David Mann, 499 Vine St. SANS
nc t was great er, but the ciI cured him. So
SAYS l. Ii Grant, ESQ, 5l7 North Eighth st.
lady at 0rard Honse.
FGy&e AaD AsuL-ghc Electric Oil will cure Ills
Ia el-e hight Ask Mm atson, corner OF Rose and
ShiHpen lanes, and Others.
AsfiaA1 :, oil made man of me, saws
james i Thomas, George st., atoyo Ninth
knE1&AfIsn--A wonderful oule--l4 months in
bed-Aiiss McGlnley bad two doctors used The tII
ard Was cured, !olI North Sixth ct.
:. fhfHlsio ANn AslhAA-Mrs. Mary Sutton, TWEEN
teth and Poplar, cured The Oil has a spnulnr
and pleasing elect in such cases, AID throat ard
breast disorders.
hluaSs-~Harasod. and thousands Lav baen cured.
= J AIMS IN BACK AND BREAsT-TiOs + Porter lso
bIoker, No. 6 Ledger street, and l,llG cthcis
beware OF eounterieiting Soamps, nostIums Nv
Electric oil IS sweet as cologne.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN AND PROFESSOR
DeG8ArH.- Franklin brought el,etiit,t, ~ -
heavens to the earth! but it rem, all &c in Ie
Grath to apply that electricity to tlereD 81 dis
eased and suffering mortals-dseases thai hereto
tore banled the Physicians old treatment su, h az
Neuralgia. rheumatism. Pains, Stiff Joints. Lpst
ness, swehngs, Palsy, Piles Skin Diseases dc..pIe
now cured by Prot. bet ails electric oil in one or
two days. Read this lett0E:- "
PRoF. De GfAru I'll have been the victim forms
ny years OF Rheumatic affection, and lost theuss
OF my llinbs, q uld raise ny hand to ny head ~
o1l, aud before had used one hotte was peIfsc,1
y restored. You may refer ans sutlcrel. 70 NO
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-01-24
JOHN g. GROVE,
Tin and soppersmith,
AND DEALER IN STOVES.

AND DEALER IN STOVES,
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and GUS
~ toners, that he has hand coed assortment of
TIN VI Il, De-,
embracing every article in use aud that be will ex-
ocue to order any work in his line at the shortest
notice and on reasonable terms. y keeps con-
stanly on baud. variety of Cooking toves, OF the
neatest patterns and most approved form, and invites
an examination OF his stock, as he is confident the
price Of the articles cannot fail to be satisfactory to
purchasers.
Thankful Cor the patronage heretofore extended
to him, he respectfully soiicits coninuance Of the
came and assures the public, that every exerion on
his part viii be made to give satisiaction both as
to price and workmanship
Call on Main Street, two doors below White &
Pattons. JOHN c. GROVE
October Is, 1856 emo.
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New aogar and Tobacco Store.

UFFU SITE he IIRGINIA Il OF II,
AI9iaut9 kemerors Iege3rg STORE.
ITO tn lnyers Of the Weed and chewers Of To-
baeea, beg leave ta announce Tia have 9fen-
MENT al Iasablye ea,,iior.d star. y e, an
times, may ha iound Seeara of all the icnsi admired
Brands, q Imported ard domestic anuiaetnre,
with theNing and Smoking Tobacco OF tue very
best kind. practical experience Of many years
IN Che above business, and thorough knowledge
81 the sama iastthes ne in saying that eva supply
all demaadsaia administer 70 IL atae u the most
myotMatet ahaeco eheWers anu s,aokeis. hope my
many lriends will give me a trial, and sheir kind
support IN my eudeayor to establish myself here,
promising them STRIFE: To bus
ipess WILLIAM BARkMAS.
May % 1855
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Read she Truth about eur Yurr Oil.

NIoHMoAp, April IOth, lsb6.
During sleigh ride this winter past discover
ei my hlrse'slcg raw, and the skin of place lar
ger than my maid, from the traces rubtfng on the
inside o. the thigh. lappled Your Turf Oil and in
daY orwo he was wen. Annthef case A mule .
walk. On examining his DOT, discovered n nail
about two laches long up to tie head NV driver
and the neighhors said he would be good fer moth
ing, drew the nail out. inserted piece OF lint
from that moment he has Host one hour but is as
good a. ever saw hnrse hadlr sHageed Oh the
oatsideot hstldgif IN wo places. one about two IN
clios deep and .anf iaehes wide from Which he Nas
s'iW day OF twn 1alr Turf Gil was applied and
Fl R@hshf them at ansh,alY sound. lttfaly Is one
q a@.ea'se d q nres have ser known
tl.a nav V9ttH = as stasa 'of several Years.-
Use t,s Ynu tlti.ts proper
Yer t'nly, III. wElsEGER.
IL Massrs. Dove Co.
MAJ 3. iS5G-lN
For ain 81 J q. n Harril,at. and prr@oists
moaal- lLH- aL1-anah. ~ ~ i. = Y, -
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T1HINE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS of all qua!i-
4 ties, just received fyom the pekn Tea Company
and for sale by STAPLES, MARTIN & co.
October 4, 1856
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Extra ordinary Case.

MchM0Nn, May Ist., 1876.
Gentlemen: My child had commenced breaking
out last fail in small sores which gradually extend
cd over the entire head, including both cas-, which
fear that both cars woud drop oil tried ali ss,I +
OF advertised and domestic remedies, uithant any
good results. then procured and applied LITTLE
~ Rf oiL, 1t began to get better; the bottle
broke, and We applied gals TO tit gain began 10
get worse. Ny eldest daughter said, PA, do get
some more OF that Turf oil, sisters head looked so
much better When You used it," We got another
bottle, and her head is now nearly well. Ills was
an Aggravated case, and took halt an houreyer day
TO wash 1t, and it was very offensive. One mare
bottle, feel assured will cure herentirely tbere
Is put 'ittie OF the disease remaining. are en-
titled to this, and for the benefit OF others take
great pleasure in giving you this certificate.
~ n Respectfully, b. I. CHALK.
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Clay, u. easaeg aa6 Calhoun,
Also the exquisite Ideal Bust, 4s4RIsG.''
AFgs30 md DIANA,
in marble, lie SIZE.
Together with the following Groups and statues in
CARRARA MARELE-QF TIE
.StWgGie .}0l tie Heat; teaas ard 3pBle ;
Psyche -h,go}3'sa, G6}d Of III Sec;
Iaaoceace Gopace Eie9, end
LITTLE IRi14NTi
With numerous works IA Bronze, and collection
OF several hundred
FrNI QI1 PAz1gTI1zGH,
By leading artists the whole of which is 10 be dis
rl1outed or allotted among The subscrbelf whose
names age received prevIuas the 29th Of ,anua-
~, 1857, when de distsioatioa 4si lake place.
TERMS OF DESCRIPTIONS.
Every srhsr.ih Of three dollars is entitled to a
copy Of the splendid steel Engraving, saturday
Night OF "a c0ry of the following Cd Magazines
one year; also copy Ct the Art journal one year,
Art
Thus, fag eyery three dollars Paid. q person not
oail Gets Il baauti.nt engraving Magazine one
yeaf, lHt also Ice ives the Arl journal one eter
C9tit ; worth a t-gs.s at besides t4e ticket,
h. ca IL ea'ualie raHlias o. Hi5ee OF s4atuafF
10y Is RECEIVED. II addition.
those io pfe.ar Ma aznes 10 the engraving,
'>a,aragi Eis cii have either OF the following
a.. sar crs Nagu. n, Godey's hadY's Book.
LL,tsd otatAs Aas3a.ue huiellerboeket Magazine,
Oral ms Ma ti'y, iitseSwood Magazine, South
a. f'iisiaf% Aesseagef
No PtIsoi, Is =. ,.ietea "a l.lglc share. Those
five ac Iershijs, reaittin So, entitled to siS
eug 1lFnes, and % SIX tic, IN The distribution,
O. Raf AN2o' ,ae Ma Ares one year and SIG
Tn teasi.oe.a.4a membership, viii
Ni1ose VI ,t# the istt 1t eas tGAsa = Rte-
vent 4 receipt o . tiala ssrtlaessa q U ~
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T9ATENF FIRE RACKS from the waynesboyo
Il Foundry always on hand al Factory prices.
Nov. !, 1856. j. BRANDEDUR(f & co,
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straw Cutters.
Boots and shoes,
SILKS. silks. Sc.

EoLACK Gro Dc Rhine, Satin Stripe, Fancy Stripe
- and Flounced silk Robes: also, GeneeseSftipes,
Cassilners, allwoal Delans, Yelanca Robes, ShaWs
Collars and Undelseeyes, Hosiery, Gloves, Belts,
Velvet Rihbands. Trimmings, Furs. Cards and Tas-
sells. &c, dc together with Caiieoes. Bleached and
Brown Cottons Blankets, Lnseys Gassinetts Tick.
ing Flanneis Queens Ware, Teas. Hats and Caps
Oct Is, 1856 PIPER 4 FCNkH0USER
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''-l6-Yon aa7e E1en aoiuni0t; you
know ] cautioned you about going tbs
creek. I viii haze to correct YOU. Loo5
at your hair, hoN wet 1t is.
20. no, ma, this is not vatas--i5 Is
sweat -
Gay, Charley, haze caught you fbbing,
yonr shit 5 waang side OUT
Coy triumphantly)-"0 diI that just
now, ma. climbing lie fence"
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congratulated by permission from lady Of
his city: ' u

CHI8fEHfIELh, April 9Th, lS5G
Messrs, Dove d Co.-Ilaving used your Turf oil
and finding it to be such fine medicine. think If
due to you that yon should know it. Ny daughter,
about two years ago. fell on the rocker Of chair
the form OF boil and bee aine very sore. had II
lanced by physician, bat that did not relieve it
IL became running sore, and continued 50 for near
Of, with no effect, until was induced 10 tr{ hat
Tie ei your Turf Oil,-aiter using one bottle and
halt 1T was entirely healed, hayo since use II Ear
other sores and found the same benefit You are AT
liberty to use this as yea think proper.
s. CHAIKY
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fNOw

IRON.
= Ton p. F0RBER IRON, well assorted and
- warranted good, Mt
NoF. I, 1s56. BRANDEBURG & cos.
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NJ MEDICAL, HOUSE.

no, I6 +FrodeiioA street, Ia tif. orc Md
Ehabiiahedin orlceto oFordtHeaOictcd fopnol and
se'5nfg5e asdseat aid and for tie Suppression Of
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COMMISSIONERS OF REVENUE.
District No. 1-'I'homss N. Donate,
F." 2-Jobn G. Slower.
Stanton - \. Y. Stevenson.