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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-10-03

ATTEMPT OF A MASTER To REcAPrURE A LIBERIA
TED SLAvE.-As Lieutenant HOLLAND and officer tla-
zen, OF the police, were returning from Covingt0n,
between seven and eight o'clock on Saturday eve.
ming, they saw a number ut men on the landing in
possession of a negro whom they accused Ut hav-
ing stolen a carpet-sack. The officers. contrary TO
the disposition OF the white men, took the negro
into custody, and placed him in tho Hammond
Stree, Station House but, after keeping him there
some time no one appeared against him and he Was
discharged. The negro says he has been a slave
and travelled about the country a great deaf with
his master. II resident of Kentucky, who. q num-
Der Of weeks since. left him at the Dumas House
as u servant; telling him he was at liberty. On
Saturday evening, however. the master, with ssve.
raj other persons. the negro asserts. came to him
and seized upon him. endeavord to return him into
slavery by carrying him across tue river, in which
they would have been successful had not the OIL
GERS interiered. The negro. we understand. has
since left the city, fearing ne may be agsin
placed in bondage Cincinnati Gazette. Sept 18th
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SLAVERY Us. SALARy.-A novel lawsuit was re-
Gently tried at Cherryfeid. Me. 1t was brought
by a minister of the Gospel. TO recover from a
prominent and wealthy citizen the amount of his
subscription toward paying the former for his
clerical services at a certain church. The defence
TO the suit was, that when the clergyman was
engaged. il was upon the specific understanding
that be was not 20 preach politics. This under
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standing, it was alleged, he had violated by pro-
nouncing an anti. slavery discourse, and had there.
by forfeited bis claim to the amount which he,
the defendant, had so condi.ionslly subscribed
towsrdhis salary.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-10-03

AnRAiGNED FOR HEREsY OR IMnoRALIrY.-
Rev. DR.. Lyon, the pastor of the Baptist Church
in Columbus. Ind. and three Of his flock, have
been arraigned before the church authorities fol
joining a temperance society in that place. di
ana american.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-10-03

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD FOR A WHITE SHoEMA-
KER.-We. copy the following from the richmond
(Va.) Wing of last Friday.
$50 RE WARDI
NoTIcE.-Left my plantation on the 18th Of the
present month, my man Jackson, and l am appre-
hensive that he designs escaping for the purpose
of getting TO a free, State. Tie is almost white,
and has many characteristics of a white man. The
most distinguished mark recollected is a straight
finger on one Of his hands, ami | think it is on the
right hand; there are also scars on his neck oc-
casioned by the scrofula in an early age ; his man
ners and mode Of dress is quite humble aud re-
s~pectful; no is quite intelligent. though perfectly
unlearned. He was in possession when be left, Of
good clothing, and is of quite q dressy disposition;
by the by a very good shoemaker. / suppose his
age 10 be % or 80, his hair entirely straight.
SUSAN c. HUNT.
Pleasant Grove, Lunenburg county. Va
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NEW YoRk.

James A. Burr.
William Henry Burr,
j. +. Cleveland,
s. II, Gay,
II. W. Gilbert,
o. Johnson,
S, j. May,
Isaac Post,
Robert Owen,
l.. Wetnors,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-10-03

THE JERRY RESCUE CELEBRATIoN.--The sixth
anniversary of the rescue of Jerry is to be celeb. at
ed at Syracuse, on the lst Of October. Gerrit Smith
it is announced is to preside on the occasion. There
seems a manifest inconsistency between acknowl
edging the moral right of the stakeholder to COM
p%ensarion for his slaves and the forcible rescue Of
these same slaves from the hands of their masters.
Jerry rescues have our most cordial sympathy and
their celebration is a capital means of cultivating
treason against the Government. which by its tyr
amy renders such rescues; patriotic virtues.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-10-03

Pennsylvania ANNUAL MEErING.-The annual
meeting of the Pennsylvania State Anti-Slavery
Society is to be held this year in West Chester,
on Friday and Saturday, the 23d and 9th OF Octo-
Der. VIM. Lloyd Garrison is 20 be present; and
as the time and place are such as to make it easily
practicable, it is believed that others from New
England. who may be intending to be at the Cleve-
land Convention. on the 18th and 20. may also be
at the meeting. The most direct as well as most
pleasing route to Cleveland from the East is said
to be through Philadelphia by the Williamsport
and Elmira Railroad. West Chester is a beauti.
full town. the capital of the finest county in the
State. and will present at the ensuing anniversary
a collection Of the choicest anti-slavery spirits in
the country. Our advice to such of oor New Eng.
land friends as have never yet been at a Pennsyl.
vania Convention would be to9mit by no means
this opportunity of enjoying that pleasure.
Anti Starcry Standard.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-10-03
New JERSEY.

A. G. Campbell,
William Coates,
j. B. Grimes,
j. p. Hutchinson,
Samuel s. James,
Rowland johnson,
Seth II. Leap,
Benjamin Rulon.
Thomas 3. Thorn,
Philip Wool,on.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-10-03

EMMERsoN's MAGAZINE AND PUTNAM's MONTHLY
have been Consolidated" and the first number.
for October issued. Its prosessed "a:m is to pre-
sent in its pages the choicest productions of Amer
loan thinkers and writers and the best efforts Of
American Artists"
j. NJ. Emmerson & Co. publishers 81 Broad.
way N. York.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-10-03
Nsw HAnPsHIKI.
MAssACuUsRTTs.

William l. Bowditch,
Amos Binney,
Chauncey Clark.
G. Ii. Goldman,
ElnAthan Davis,
Thomas Earle,
Nathaniel Hall,
Charles I. Hovsy,
John p. Jewett,
Frank B. Ssuborn.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-10-03
MAINE.
VERMONT.

Alonzo Blair,
I. S Bliss,
W. Ii. IL. Claein,
John Gilliss,
. William Hayward,
n. K. Johnston,
Cromwell Leonard,
Cbsuncey Richardson,
Joshua Ross,
s. NJ. Sesver.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-10-03

MORE. The unexpectedly large number of sig
natures 10 this call, renders it impossible to prin,
more than q fex names from each state. An an
slysis of the whole list is given below. 1t is evi
dent that by more systematic effort the number
might have been increased ten fold. As il is
however, it is not known that any convention IN
the United States was ever summoned by 80 large
a number of persons.
Thos. Wentworth Higginson, Wendell PHILIPPE,
F.. w. Bird, Daniel Mann,
VIM. Lloyd Garrison,
Committee Of arrangements.
Jos. A. Rowland. S~ecretaru
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RHODE ISLAND.

j. c. Brown
Samuel B. Chase,
John Helms Clarke,
Duty Evans,
Asa Fairbanks,
D. B. Harris,
r. NJ. Halfway
A. r. james,
A. Pnrmentsr,
j. Towns.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-10-03
C

J. B. Barnes,
Eddy Harding.
J c. Hebsrd,
Morrill, Hum phrsy,
A. Pet,ibone,
Phillip Scarborough,
Riley S.illman,
Geo. W. Waldbridss.
J. b. Whi.comb,
J. D. Wright.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-10-03
ONO.

Abraham Brooke,
John DeGrsw,
Joseph leighton,
Robert Hills,
Chester Nash,
William +. Parker,
I. j, Reeve,
NJ. r. Robinson,
ZaphAa Stone,
Joshua Winery.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-10-03
INDIANA.

A. II. Buchanan,
/. NJ Frost,
William Hayward,
Jehu Hiatt,
John Jay,
Harris Jenness.
Lernuel :. Jones,
Thoma, B. Morse,
Il. T. Puckstt.
John NJ. T~hornburgh.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-10-03
PkNSsYLyANIA

Caleb G. Hood,
W. ". Justice,
Edward Paramor,
J. NJ. McKim,
Robert Pur1is,
John T~illinghast,
W. W. Walker,
| Charlie, P. alton,
John Whitley,
Thomas WhitsOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-19
EVENING STAR.
parRIcKs DAY IN AMERICA.

PATRICK's DAY IN An6nieA'
The March wind shook the vfthered grass
Along the lonesome prairie,
As Derrnod drank bis cheef1nl glass
And talked with Irish Mary.
u Six wears ,so, )" he said, we led
Across the western ocean;
NV purse was light-my heart was Iced,
Naueht left but thy devotion.
owe aed because we saw our land
One scene Of devastation,
When Fsmine's Geld and bony hand
Descended on the nation.
"The crimson flames enwrapt our home,
The signals Of eviction;
The landlord stood and scoHed like some
lncarnate malediction.
The thick smoke yelled that poor abode,
Beloved by US, though humble;
And We ping In the wintry road,
We heard our roof.tree tumble.
"And then we ied-but as the ship
Prom our dear island bore US,
There was tremor In each lip,
And women walled In chorus.
"we fed, nor staid TIL the Great West
In its wide arms received US,
And on its tender giant breast
We half forgot what grieVed US.
0The land we tread on Is our own;
Our own the roof that covers;
And though our heads have older grown,
We've ceased not to be lovers.
HFor on the soil that freemen till
More grows than what Is planted,
And Love and Truth and Virtue fii
Tie land with flowers enchanted.
$50 here on Patrick g natal day
drink my second mother;
! ct let no man presumptious say
That forgot the othern
90 while the March wind bent the grass
Upon the lonesome prairie,
Did Dermod dIirk his cheerful glass
And talk with Irish Mary
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sEAsONABLF sYRIN0 a00na-

John sAOOT, No. Il9 BRIDGE ST
ueUReloWn, ID. C., has received and "a nov,
euerng 70 Customers, an asscytment of SPRiNG
1919 70 which large additions will loon be
iaie.t imPortations, he has now recstyed 80 !.
,nsrlng Tue following Goods viz: -
Dlk Gro de Rhine silks
Chslie kooes and Goaishair Pla,ds
doasiin, ChaLie and Berage Delaines
Pain Mouslin Delains modes md h,,oh. 49,,
liant, . Daae DUE and 6feen French Bril-.
Agunesi theat
English and American Prints, nsw STYLES ana &c..
colors, IKE a"~ iaSt
striped Calicos and sattlens. for cb,ld,or
India Dirlitry and White Brilliant. cbs
RAID ana striped Muslins, from 12Kc IN *.
I'll White Cambrfcs (of Jones' celebrzted 49,,
ses' Enynsh Long Cloths, (for ladies,) same
Jaoonsts, Nainsook and Swiss Muslin.
ana Blk Mousiin Delaines (Lupin,n
an Ia Aifpecas and English Grapes
On Love and Grape Wells and Crs ne CpII.,
66pioldeiles and Linen Cambria Hsndh1S.
JI,sn DiCksop, aud Richardson Irish Linen.
$500 and cotton sheetiDgs best unahe,I
T.his ~ no,tons lof all the most approved m.leS,
Bid Evs s, Isole Cloths and Napkins
CoIo,A3 ~, % ucfaback and Scotch Disn De-
ooiofea eofdered TOweIiings. Rns,ia 20
White Mzrseillss a uI,a
6ents' and bows Cassi,
Cottonades. Denims and Nss
velvet and bonnet Ribbons
Ladies' and Gents Kid GIox
numbersl 7 taH sizes and
Brown English i Hose, best make.
Ladies and fisses' Cotton Hoe
VIE nieH otnsi stEsonable Good. ~,
he invites tie attention OF pro,1o, 70 which
ms msIs-Y J. II. slO6T'
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eoUG MISREPRESENTATION
DIR. TYLER'S
COMPOUND SYRUP Of GUM ARABIC:

The most Pleasant, Safe and Speedy Cure
fer WhcopinS Cough, Group, Asthma,
Diseased Lungs, and Consumption.
Estsrsd according to Act Of Congrsss, 4. ID 1897.
FNA6AIN PR EsENTIN6 TO THENOTICE
l. Of the public the above remedy, we feel that
little apology Is needed. Vast numbers In all
sections Of the Union are obliged to have recoarse
to other sources Of relief than the immediate pre-
script on Of their family physician, and as each
return Of the winter season brings out host Of
profesSedly new specifics, some good, others use
less, and mauv decidedly dangerous, it becomes
as much matter Of duty as interest, believing
this to be remedy, combining the creates. id
vantages, with the least objections Of any other
In use, to make 1t rs extensively known as prac-
ticable That such is Its character, Is abundantly
proved by the fact, that 1t has been extensively
used the last twenty years with unparalleled sue.
cess that Its reputation has continued to spread
and Its sale Increase, with little aid from advef
Using or published lists Of certificates, (Which
all know can as easily be had for a worthless
preparation as for mcr.orious one,) that by Its
own intrinsic merit, with the recommendation Of
| pfesent popularity 1t Is not tIumpeted to the
world as a specific or cure all, but as a valuable
and scientific auxiliary in pulmonary cases, ready
| at hand, and one that has been generally found
to afford RELIEF where most others have been tried
without material benefit AS such, It is recog.
nised by numbers Of our leading physicians, who
know Its composition, and have been eye wit
nesses Of its superior efficacy, as well as by thou
whom reference IS cheehully permitted.
Sold at Is cents, or three bottles in one, 50 cts,
by MARIN Il PALMER, and CHAs. SrOTT,
Washington ClSSEL, Georgetown, and PEEL
& STEVENS, Alexandria.
Also, "TYLER'S GUM ARABIC COUGH
CANDY DROPS,n the same composition In
portable form, much patronised by public speak
ers singers, requenters Of public assemblies DC
as they remove all huskiness from the throat and
voice, and act like charm on a troublesome
| cough. Price 12k and IS cents box. dec Sly
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: 49, ~
Medicines,
STOP THAT COUGH

THE GREAT REMEDY FOR COUGHS,
l. CoLDs, CRouP and WHooPINs CousH
DR.. ROSES COUGH SYRUP
Cures Coughs OF tho worst kind. 1t also cures
hoarseness, sore throat, weakness Of the chest,
pain In the breast and lung affections. Where
ever there Ii pain mix with the Cough Syrup 10
drops Of Pain Curer, and you wiIlhnd immediate
relief. DR.. Roses Cough Syrup relieves and
frequently cures consumptive cough, and forti-
des the system against further attacks.
III In bottles at SO cents and 81. ...
TO CURE GROUP.
The lives Of thousand Of children have been
saved, by using Dr.. ROSES Group Syrup. I,
gives instant relief. IS cents bottle.
TO CURE WHOOPING Cough
DR., ROSES Whooplng Cough Syrup Is the
only certain cure for Whooping Cough. Itcures
in short time, and allays all irritation Of the
Lungs 50 cents bottle.
The above valuable medicines are recommend
ed by Physicians who have tried them In the!l
practice. .
To be had Of all Druggists In Washington
Georgetown. and Alexandria. dec 10-4m
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PILES-PiLES-PILES.

WE CALL ATTENTION TO ALL WHO
w are afflicted with this dreadful complaint 70
the following sworn certificate from one Of our
most respectable citizens, the fatherin-law Of the
proprietor OF the "Courier des Etas Unis," and
formerly gunmakcr In Phiiadelphia:
NEW YORK, Aug 18th 1885.
DIR DuPRIH-Dear Sir:--I hereby certify that I
have been a6ic ed with the Piles for nearly 81 xtv
years, that have used eighteen bottles of Barnes'
Pile Lotion, and everything else / could here of.
but all to no effect, for they did me little or no
good. About two months since, commenced
using your remedies for the Piles, sd have tho
happiness to say that they have had the desired
erect, having cured me l consider this almost a
miracle, for am eighty years Of age. l sincere
~ recommend them to all afflicted with the above
complaint. P.VALLEE, % Franklin Ut
State Of New York,
New York City and County,
, Joseph C.. Lawrence, do hereby certify thai
On the day Of the date hereof, before me personal
ly came r. Vallee, to me well known, who, be.
the contents Of the foregoing certificate signed by
him are true.
In witness whereof 1 have subscribed INV
name, az Commissioner Of Deeds and as notary
Public Of the State Of New York, and have al
nLed my NotaIial Seal at my Office, In New YORK
JOSEPH G. LAWRENCE,
Commissioner Of Deeds and Notary Public Of the
State Of New York, 81 Wall street, New York
We challenge the Medical Faculty Of the Uni.
ted States to produce a certificate equal to the
above. Dr. Duprie's Remedies are the only eff
iectual cure for external and internal Piles. Only
50 cents per box
Ofice-76 Nassau street, New York. Willie
sent by mail to any part Of the United States
For sale by FORD & BRO, corner Of I1th
street and Pa, ave. Washington. b. c. &C %
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eooxpINplNa.

Csrssv Elsessth street SAD Morylasd ssssss |,
sSas tks SasfAsoaiaa Insfitstisa.
EDWARD LYCETT RESPECTFULLY IN.
II forms the subscribers to Browns Bible and
Shakespeare, now Just completed, that he h pre-
pared to bind those works IN superior style Of
mole reasonable terms than can be done In Balt-
more, Philsdelphia, or New YORK. A letter id.
dressed to him tper post win enable him TO ex
hibit to the subscribers specimens o. his style Of
binding. Every kind Of Book Binding neatly ex.
ecuted. aE 500 eeH-om
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WAsnInsrON BRANCH RAILkoAD.
&uHa Z
FOR ALL PARTS Of THE WEST.
&&a -

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Nes1 and Improved Ar,aneemeRfs.
THREE TRAINS DAILY PROM BALTI--
L more, for Cumberland, Wheeling, and ali
parts Of the West.
LIST The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will
with trains from Philsdslphia, Hrst train from
Washington lat JunctIon) will stop at way sta
lions and arrive at Cumberland al O'CLOCK p. m .
I'd. The NAIL TRAIN leaves Camden Sta
ton daily (except Sunday at 9 30 a. IN and
reaches Wheeling by q. IN connecting at Ben
wood with trains for Columbus, Cincinnati, Day
ton IndianspOl Louisville, Cleveisnd, Toledo,
Detroit, Chicago, st Louis, Cairo, and interme-
I'd. The EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily at
7p. m, connecting with express trains for Gin
eianati, st. Louis, Cairo, Chicago, and interme-
diate places. The distance to Cincinnati and
other central and southern places In the West, is
nearly 100 miles shorter than by anv other route.
The lime to these places is !, also unequ,ll DIED
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, AID 20 Louis
III Passengers and Baggage transferred at all
THROUGH TICKETS viii be cold to all the
large towns In he W est, at the lowest possible
rates, at the Ticket Once, Camden Station, and
at Washington city.
Train.
Passengers from,Bsltimore or Washington NAV
view fhe snt,s road by daylight, by taking Ac
commodation or Mall ;rsin, and lyisg over al
Suhpeiidno or OdsL dho ineS fesdlhe bett
morning by the Express Train, which caves
Cumberland at ? SO a. M and reaches Wheel
ing at p. m.
Passengers from Washington have ample time
for meals at Washington Junction.
This is the only route bv which Through Tick
cts and Baggage CSscks can be obtained In
Washington.
FOR WAY PASSENG ERS
The Accommodation Train at 6 IS, will stop az
all stations east OF Cumberland, and the Express
at sta ions between Piedmont, going west East
wardly the Mail Train leaves wheeling at IS
a m, and Accommodation leaves Cumberland
at 90, reaching Baltimore at S as % m.
The FREDERICK TRAIN stats at 4 %. m =,
except Sunday stopping al way stations Leaves
Frederick at a m, arriving at Baltimore at II.
30 noon.
The ELLICOTT,S MILLS TRAIN leaves
Camden Station al a m. and 30 m. Leaves
Ellicott's NJ Ills at 30 q. m and $50 D m, ex
| cept Sundays. w. g. WOODSIDE
Il Jan lo-0 Master Of Trans portation.
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HOW 70 CURE ALL PAIN.

f9AlH IS THE FORERUNNER OF MOST
l. diseases-cure the Pain and check the disease
Dr. ROSES PAIN-CURER
win cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pains In the
Limbs, Sides or Back, Sprains and Bruises, Ear
and Tooth Ache, Pain or Cramp in the Stomach
or Bowels, Sore Throat, Burns, Scalds, Ague OF
Jumps in the Breast, Chius, Spinal Affections
and Pains In the feet Indeed, It cures all Pain.
IL lax, Is, ard so cents bottle.
IL You are Bilious ind have q bad Cold, take
DIR ROSES RAILROAD OR ANTI-BIL.
IOUS PILLS. Ttev carry OF eu bile and re-
move Geld. These Pills 90 ahaed OF all other
Pills in thel- good effects.
IL Boxes i2x and IS cents. Sold by all
Druggists In Washington, Georgetown, and
Alexandria. dec 10 Am
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STOCK IN THk OLD DOMINION COAL
COMPAN1, kANAwHs COUNTY,

SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ at the Banking House Of Chubb Brothers for
tne remaining stock Of the above company, be-
ing three hundred shares. The capital stock IS
eIVo,oOo !ooilars,) Of which SO 600 las been
subscribed. The mines are now prepared for
active operations, and per cent Interest win be
guaranteed upon the stock now offered for sale
by the original stockholders, for the period OF
Particulars In regard to the stock and its pros.
poets, will be made known upon application 10
CHUBB BROTHERS
jan27 PIP DANDRID6R aosnt
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THE EEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
I'm UNITED STATES @ReH
MAIL STEAMERS. AAk
The Ships computing tkis Lins ore:

Ihe Shtps conpTisiHg fkis LiHe oFt
The ATLANTIC........Cs Oliver Sldridge.
The ADVANTAGEOUS. Capt James West
These ships having been built by contract ex-
pressly for Government service, every care has
been taken In their construction, As also In heir
engines, to insure strength and speed: and their
accommodations for Passengers are unequalled
for elrgance and conf ,rt.
Price OF passage from New York 10 Liverpool,
In fret cabin, S131; In second do e75; exclusive
use Of extra size state rooms, S3.5. From veT-
pool to New York, 30 and 20 guinees An e1pe-
rienced Surgeon attached TO each ship. No berths
can be secured until paid for The sbiSs OF this
line have improves vater-tight bulk heads, and
to avoid danger nom ice will not cross tie Banks
north Of az degrees until after the 1.t Of August
% "a & 70
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daciPai0 Iucuu-
factureF, a srst rate
Sewed or Pegged
Calf Skin BOOT at
1915, full as good
n those usually sold
at SS or 50; and q
French Calf Patent
Leather CATER At
% 80, asgood asany
3te5; q hrstrate Calf
aaiterat 81. 50, these
are the best goods
that Is Tor over wcrc)
sold In the District
for the price; for the
proof come and sea
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- -ef
Medicines.

DR, ,DUPRIK's RKMEDIES are the only
IL eeactuai cure for External or Internal Pills.,
saltrheum. Ring Worm, 40. They are unrival-
led for purifying the blood -
SO cents Der box. OAce % Nassau street, New
York. WIN Be sent by man.
For sale by FORD 3 BRO, sonR o. il1 O.
and Penn. avenue. .. 49,
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NOTICE.

Mf WIFE, ELIZABETH DABNEY, AND
W. myself having separated, and now living
se Parate ana apart from each other under such
circumstances as exempt me from liability for
any debt which she may contr act I deem ~
proper to give notice to the public at large as
hereby DO, that she Is not authorized to contract
any oeot on my account, or credit, and that will
not be responsible for, or pay any debt which she
may contract either In her own name or mine
CHISWELL DABNEY.
iLISeHsuns, Va, February II, 1857.
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NEW F0REIsn sPaiNa GOODS

WE sUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY
we teelr patrons and the public generally
70 call and examine their very large and select
assortment OF FOREIGN SPRING GOODS,
which they have themselves, with special care.
selected for their special trade.
Iney also keep constantly on hand the best
Qualities OF Army and Navy 6oods-Epaulettes,
swords, sashes, Gold Laces, &c.
They also invite attention to their Foreign and
domestic Furnishing Goods, OF the best manu-
facture and latest style -.
HF LOUDON b CO,
Army an Navy Tailors,
feb T-dn 49,, under Browns Hotel =
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