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Having successfully parsed the ordeal to which
new discoveries In the Matsria Medica are
subjected, must now be received as an
established medicine
ITS EFFIC ACY,I CURING
d Y S p E p IA,
Affections of the Liver, Dropsy, Neuralgia,
bronchitis and Consnp7pttre Tendencies,
Disordeyed state Of the Blood, Boiks, Con
eraL Debility, and all Diseases tchtch re-
quirs a Tome and Akteratrce medicine is
beyond question.
The proofs Of its efficacy are 80 numerous, 20
well au theaticated, and Of such peculiar chaiac-
ter that sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate to re-
ceive the preferred aid.
The Peruvian Syrup does not profess to be a
diseases, sppars.Ily unlike, are intimat eiy re,
lated, and, proceeding from one cause, may be
cured by one remedy.
The class Of diseases for which the Syrup pro-
vides cure, is precisely that which has 30 often
6emed the highest order Of medical skill. The
facts are tangible. the witnesses accessible. md
ible.
Those who NAV wish for an opinion from dis.
interested persons respecting the character Of the
Syrup, cannot fs3l 10 be satisfied with the follow
Ing: among nu1esous testimonials, in the hands
OF the Agents The signatures are those q gen.
temen we'll known In the community, and Of the
highest respectability.
CARD.
The undersigned having experienced the beue.
fcial Effects Of the ssPefuvian syrup,n do not
hesitate to recommend 1t to the attention OF the
public
From our own experience, as well a. from the
testimony OF others, whose int 'liaence and in
tegtity are al'oge her unquestionable, we have no
doubt OF Its ecacy In cases Of pient Diseases
OF the Lungs and bronchial Passages, Dyr pepsia,
Liver Complaint, Dropsy. Neu, aIpfa &c. Ind eed
Its ef-cts won d re incredible, but from the h,gh
character OF those who have witnessed them and
have volun cred tn. In testimony, as we do ours.
to its restorative power.
JOHN PIERPONT.
THOMAS A DEXTER,
9. n KENDALL, NJ d.
SAMUEL NAV,
THOMAS c. ANGRY.
For sale by Il ID. GILMAN, Special Agent,
Agency, corner OF l. an Cstreets, Navy Yard.
feb 90
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W W HACKNEY w D., DAyrou
HACKNEY 4 DAYTON,
Real E'sst Sr e.a ssEsrE L.sd Agency,
fob N.TuAYln
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Ho7S PONY, COLTS, AND YOUNG
cows FOR SALE.

ENA Asst SONG THO-&
0Nroughly gentle TORON TOE8N
49, years old next May; lot ofTTT
COLTS, Morgan, Toronto, and others; nnmo-,
% % SoW win nrst Calves, Of mixed Devon and
Durham blood sale at Wood Co. FsIm :
niles over Inc Navy Yard Bridge. IDquire al No
ia feSn: avenue, or Of the Manager on the Farm.
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10 600 PEACH TREES.

A IrEN DOLLARS PER HUNDRED-FOR
Tn. az my Nursery, near Washington 90
Of th sp S trees are sli Of fine growth, and ~
" - SsssIkkEN, SHADE, and fruit TR EEs'
JO6HUA PEIRCE.
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EOTICE

q LII TAXES FOR TIE YEAR 1856 RE-
manning unpaid, must be settled by the LIST of
Apin. After that date Will proceed TO dis rain
Snnoot respect TO persons. Delinqueats would
40 wei 10 attend TO this, to save trouble and ex-
pense. "A"
g F. sHEKELL, Tax Collector. ..
usosssIo"a, ID. G., March Sd, 1857
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no MASHIHaI0a

MANUFACTURER SILVER WARE nm
~ EXHIBITION az the Metropolitan Mecbanics,
institute / air, but every description of sne All
Ing, at 10. HOnn,s
mar Is ia Penn ave- ne.o.I
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PROPOSED DATES OFFS SAILING.

= or freie ht or passa e apply to
EDW,D COLLINS, No SO wall-st N. Y.
Brown, SHIPLEY q CO Liverpool
STEPHEN kENNARD 4 CO No q Aus
TIN FIiats, London.
b. 6. WAINWRIGHT CO, Paris.
The owners Of these ships Will not be acocuu.
table Tor gold, liver, bullien, specie, jevelry,
precious stones or metals, unless bits II lsding
are signed therefor ard the value Il eroof express.
ed therein feb a
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ma. DUPRIHS REMEDtEa are the only
~ cHectml cure for External OF Internal Pile,
6alnheum, Ring Worm, &c. They are unrivl.
led for purifying the blood
SO cents per box, Once ~ Nassau street, New
York VIM be sent by mall:
For sale BY FORD b BRO, corner Of ll1 d.
- pSru .yenue 80 1870 % =
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tor yourself Terms positively CASH. No extra
pro1t charged to oxset bad debts. Oail nj the
NEW YORK HAT STORE, Seventh street
near Pennsvlvsnia avelue,
Best kUBBERS for gentlemen 81.
m s4-u AN1HON Aren't
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MONEY To LOAN

4 IN GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
JEWELRY, GUNS, PISTOLs, and sll
JORN ROBINSON, Pawn Broker.
eb a-2m "i9 Pa ay opp. Browns, Hotel.
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NCTICE-yOTlCE.

ICY haTE sa Few OF THOSE CHEAP TOT.
close out, and VIII % . band which | wish tosEs
IL Lh H. ana Other GLASS WARE. thai mus, 7
All bar I, 70 Change In INV business
100 betvssn n! or 20 bay cheap, please cali at No
feh ~ srn "-u ioh So eets, Penn avenue.
-. :, 80 John MenEUIrpr
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nj. c MEI6S,
Capt. Of Engineers, In charge
FORM OF GUARANTEES.

To Capt.. NJ. Seig1, Us. Engineers.
We, tie Undersigned, residents Of, In the
Safe # -, hereby, jointly and sevRrslly, cove
nan. with the United Safes. and qua anty, in case
the foreg ina bid of - be copied, tai he or
they WILL wi hin ten days after The Of the
fait. iii cxscuts the contact for the SANE, with
good AM sufficient surete. perform or furnish tn
articles proposed in conformity TO the terms Of the
adv 1rtisG m1nt under which IL WAS made And in
case the IA d - shall fail To enter into contrast
a afor1s al, we guaranty to make good the diff -
ence o't"een the offer by the raid - and the
ncx:lOwest bidder.
Is gned) Ar.
G. D.
hereby certify that, to the best Of my know ledre
and bSh.f the above named guaantors are good and
sufficient.
(Signed) EP
mar 7-eodt7
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EVENING STAR.
SORROWS OF wERrER

SORROWS OF WERfER.
BY THAcKIRAY.
werter had a love for Charlotte,
fuch ss words could never utter,
" Guild you know how hrst he met herr
She was cutting bread and butter.
Chsrlotte was a married lady,
And moral man was Werter,
And for all the wealth Of Indies
Would do nothing that might hurt her.
60 he sighed and pinned and ogled,
And OILS passion boiled and bubbled,
TIL lie bisv bis silly brains out,
AID no more by them was troubled.
Charlotte, having seen his body
Born before her o. shutter,
Like well conducted person,
Went on cutting brsaS and butter.
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ANT kskP IhEsi UvrR ,Igod.
Tongs, Andirons, &c. AS the a., &c Snosei and
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IL VIEW OF MARRIAGE.
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WASHINGTON AQuEDUUr.
OyncE o. TIE WASHINGTON Aeurpuof,
WASHINGTON. March S, 1881. :

OTrIcR oy TIE WAsHrNsroH AeUrpuoi, I
WASHINGTON, March S, 1879
DROPOSALS ARE INVITED FOR MATEaI
els and work for the Washington Aqueduct- i
fropcs ils received up to 9TH May viii Be opened
at noon of that day. Il
Maps, profles, and spec hcstiops Of materials and
WORK to be let wi be ready for examination AT This
Office and AFTER the s0lh April next
The work to be let will embrace masonry Of some
of the bridges, graduation, e1cavauon,a and EN-
bankuaent of reservoirs, iron pipes connected with
the ,eservors l2inch iIon main gate houses bricks,
sand, rubble, and cut stone, &c.
For the particular works and and naierials refer.
euoe Is mide to the specific tons and plans
As upon portion OF the line the titles are not vet
acquired by the United States, there may be some
delay In commencing the WORK thereon; but for su
w avoidabe de avs due allowance will b, made in
the time of completion.
Pc items only of some of the works can be COM
peted under the present approximation; hut all con
tracts for unfinished wok will be subject to future
appropriations by Congress. The engineer reserves
the right 10 prescribe the of work TO be dore
aud rate of progress under sath cont, act for each
appropriation; and in Of the appropriation not
holding OUT sufneientiy, tn deci e when and whist
works shall be stopped until fund, b ,come all
l abe.
L. case Of the entire stoppaee Of any particular
work Tor want of funds, the reserved per cent.
VIII De PAID II, In the judgment Of the engineer, the
| work has been properly executed go far as it has
gone.
4 Payments will be made In specie checks upon the
l United st tes treasury upon the onthly estimates
4
| be a condition OF all contracts thar the workmen
shall lie paid their fun wages monthly, and in spe
Gle.
| All bids sho ud be sealed and endorsed oPropo.
! sails for work or materials on The Washington Aque-
j duet !"
The Uni'ed States reserves the right to reject an,
or all the bids sh ,uld they rot be deemed vania
i geous and 20 make SUCH ara geu ents as m ~ b.
l considered most conducive 10 the progress of the
4 work.
| Every Offer must be accompa 1iel by a write.
\ guaiaatee signed by one or more responsible per
sons the fleet that he they undertake tina. in
bidder or bidders will, if his or their bid be a.cep,
| edi enter into an Obligation, within ten DAYS viii
good aud securities, for the compilation &c the wor
l undertaken; said guarantee be acc m Janied b,
the certificate Of the Urited States diric, Judge
U lifted States district attorney navy agent, or som
4 Off GER of the general government or individua
known TO the Engineer or ID rarm mt of War, IN
TIC suarators are able to N axe pod their guarau
tee.
Bids will be opened in presence of bidders, ir
| Of then choose 10 be present.
nj. G MEIGS,
ANT fE En- in rka
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NORFOLK, September =, 1854.
SiI-The Spectacles you made for me suit very
well, and seem to have improved nv sight more
tkan any other have lately tried.
kITT.nW. 7AZEWELh
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LIZ REAL ESTATE OFFICE.

A FULL DESCRIPTION OF ALL PROP
"A erty left with me for sale, will be entered nm
IN, my sales Book, and receive my personal atten.
, rn, ana if sale Is effected, reasonable COM
,.,I VIII be charged on the amount Of sale
abfe e.. dwellings and other Property, for reason.
len in public may be assured that all business
pfomntnss onstSe, win be attended to with
hon To me- no ndelity and that II 10 nv inten
interested IN once place Of great value to all
sl2 q d sto,v1 sPectfully solicited. Of.ce at No
ligencer Once opposite National Intel
Jan 22-eo3m
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have tried pair Of spectacles obtained from
Mr. Tobias, and and them Of great assistance Il
Of the focus. 1 recommend him as a skillful op-
ticlal. HENRY A. WISE.
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Wa. MRTZEROff,
a.. (SuccxssoR TO 6HoRsI HILsus,)
ASsht Of Raven & Baesn's and william
millsr's
Is ATED PIANOS,
Has ALWAYS ON HAND THE LARGEST
~ stock OF PIANOS from Sl75 up to 81 600.
MELODEONS nom 945 to $3.50,
.9ulTARS, yIOLINS, BRASS INsTRy-
CONS, and SHEET MUSIC, cheaper than In
any house south q New Yofk.
Music published end ssosfvs1 svay Day.
Planes 1o9 80. nov S-6
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LiME-LIM E-LIne,

LimE-LiME-LiME.
| 4 fAN ALWAYS BE OBPAtNrn
Titles to suit and on the most reasons S uAN
| at the Washington Lime Kilns, No Terms,
ticles Of superior ar.
Fresh Wood Burnt Lime
Plssterer's Hair
Calcined Plaster
Cement.
Orders left ct Grubb Loseno, Merchant Tail
ors, no avg s:h steeet, Washington, win be
punctually attended to. 70
feb "a colt WI. Cooley L. Co
NEW GOODS OPENING AT
~ m0 ~ MokAU0HLIN = Q0Ia
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"ILksbAhKn: StptenbeT y, 1850
DR. J. G. AVER. My dear sir your medicine
Is much approved Of by those who have used II
here, and Its composition Is such as to insure md
mend 1t for pulmonary affections, as do many Of
our principal physicians
am your friend,
CHAS. STREATER, MD.
Prepared by DR.. J. G. AVER, Chemist, Low.
ell, Mass
Sold byZ d. GILMAN, Washington, and all
respectable druggists. dec sam
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ROCKY HILL, Somerset CO., N. ID
Inlv 81 1QS0

WINDSOR, G. ", June 2s, 1857.
DBL e. AVER. Sir,--This may certify that
OF one year; and II Is my sincere belief that
should have been In my < ave ere this time n
nad not 1t has cured me Of dangerous afYec
uon OF the lungs, and do no, overstate nv CON
ucoons when tell you 1t Is priceless remedy.
Yous very respectfully,
d. A. MCCLURE, Attorney a, Law.
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PERUVIAN SYRUP.

Having successfully parsed the ordeal to which
new discoveries In the Materia Msdica are
subjected, must now be received as an
established medicine
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-19
A Rich Puff.

4 Inannfactrer apa tSiderof qqack medicines,
recently wroLc to friend LIKING out West, for a
good strong recommendation oil his tie mannfac-
turer,s rBalssm." In afex. days he received the
following, which we call pretty strongs ED s-l
.Dcar Sir:-The land composing nv farm has
hithertobecfso poor. that Scotcfnmn could not
get living offt, and so stony that we had 70 Slice
our potatoes and plant them edgeways, but hearing
OF your balsam,I put some onthc corner of a ten
acre lot surroundedby rail fence, and in the morn
ing found that the rock had entirely disappeared,
neat stone wall enchcled the field, and the rails
were split up into oven wood and piled up symmet-
rcally i'm my back yard. ~ e - ~ e41
"fput half an ounce into the middle OF buckle
berry swamp--in two days il was cleared of, plant
ed with. corn aud pumpkins and of peach trees
in full blossom through the middle .is s....l -.
"As an evidence its tremendous strength, |
would say that it drew striking .scness ofmy cid
est son out of mill pond, drew a Mister all over
his stomach, drew load of potatoes four miles TO
market, and eventually drew prize OF ninety sew
dollars in a lotterv.'i -l.-rt -t-- -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-19
Jones, the Murderer of Beebe

:Sk>fes Of he lie Of this boH burgar-Ciuresea for
CATCHING "a Old Ram on Sunddy-His exploits at
Ere, Ciereiand. Neuark and in Minnesota
Jumps from Tho Cars schife under full speef-H6r
an old Defecfire headed bin-His 5ehaoior in Jail
Ct Columbus Tarious attempts 10 escape-A Nick
I'd Son Of Esaalapiss.
~ fcorespondencc of the Cincinnati GazeIc.l :
COLUMBUS, Oct. 80, 1857.
Having alluded to the commencement OF MS trial,
recall 10 me minds of many of your readers Incl
dents in the life of bold young burglar, noted a
few wears ago for his skill As thief and his daring
efforts TO escape from custody | aVude TO '.Ne-
braska Bill Jones or Morgan, as he Is called now
In arrest and confinement in Franklin County Jail,
chazged With Che murder, over three years ago, o.
officer Beebe, in this city.
A few facts Of his history may be OF interest lbs
fass3cr, who lives near Camden Station, Lo1ain
County, Ohio, says that w iliiam was born IN Sep
tembc1, 1881, making him now twenty -seyen years
Of age, although the prisoner claims to be thirty
{ro years of age. He represents that during ms
bov hood. he was industrious and exemplary, and o.
a happy temper and pleasing manner HIS educa-
ton was not extensive, but inclInlng TO GOOD asso
Citations, he early himseftoa Baptist church
a. member, but was thrown from his membership
IN consequence offfs having been engaged with
coniederatcs Of his age in catching big ram or
Sunday at neghbor of his fathers, preparatory tc
general sheep Washing on MONDAY. The rdi
eule that ensued among his playmates, their
INVITING him for being achurched'' for cathins an
old ram on Sunday, soured him Of his companion:
and native home, where live FIVE brothers and two
sisters, and induced him 70 wander abroad
Away from his mother his associations became
worse and worse: he appeared not in his old haunt:
for Eve years, when CHANGING 70 pass alons thu
railroad on foot, he stopped at nghtfaI to make in
curry at farm house, how near was the next tavern
when the mother recognized and detained her tru
ant son. He abode all winter with his father, am
engaged in bossinS hands on the railroad
1nl653, he, with the notorious Osborn alias Shop
herd, was a1restesl IN Buffalo, suspicion Of hsv
ing shot au7tchrnan o1tIlat city Both broke fror
custody and made their escape % Erie, Pa, vher
shev united IN bold burglary ami were again al
resteG so6n he prison ~as brokess b. them, an
Abe pair succecded N rezchins CIcve!and withou
dssssson koF s?ms e5 b thf were arrested
Discharged Hr TI1>dficiehty' Of testimony The
pufsned t6<fr W. down the canal, doing some nil
chicz xhercver they could, and reached Hc>-rk
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-19

recollection personally He grasped the old man
by the arm with hearty good win took him to his
boarding house and provided him with food and raj
ment, and will smooth his foot path to the grave
with kindness and devotion.
Do we not say truly that HIGHLY colorcd romance
is often dimmed by stern reality.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-19

Hele isa touching description of a moonGgh
,.o,.e 81 -

after whirIing some time in the elastic mazes
of waltz, Cornelia and myself stepped out unob
served on the balcony, to enjoy few of those mo-
ments 50 precious to lovers. TWAS glorious night
the air was cool aud refreshing. As gazed on
the beautiful being at my side, thought ] never
saw her look lovely; the full moon cast it, rays
over her whole person; giving her most angelic
appearance, and mparting to her curls stll more
golden hue. One of her soft hands rested in mine
and ever and anon met NV ardent gazcd with one
Of herpurc. con6ding looks. SrddenlyEn clr'nsc
came her soft features, her fcI. red lips trcr
blcd with suppressed emotion, tear-drop rested
on her long, dropping lashes, the muscles around
her fiultless mouth became convulsed, she gasped
for breath, and snatching her hand from the warm
pressure of my own, she turned suddenly away, and
-Snet- ed
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-19

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