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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

In THE SENATE, yesterday, after we went
to press, the report from the Judiciary Com
mittee in the Indiana case-Mr Fitch's-was
discussed by Mr. Trumbuli against it and Mr..
Fitch for it, ere it was laid on tho table.
Mr.. Seward offered joint resolution making
the pay Of the Chaplains of Congress $3.50 per
annum, each; passed.
Reports were made from Conference Com
mittees by Mr. Sebastian on the Indian Ap
preparation bill, and Mr. Gwin on the Post
Office Appropriation bill; which were agreed
to.
The Civil and judicial Appropriation bill
was then taken up and considered; and was
finally passed.
The Army Appropriation bill icing taken
up, various amendments thereto were consid.
cred and disposed of.
In tho course of these proceedings, Mr..
Jones, of Tenn, moved an amendment, direct
ing the acceptance from the State Of Tennessee
of the Hermitage estate for another U. 8.
Military Academy on the plan Of West Point,
which was debated by the mover and many
others, ere it was adopted-yeas 70, nays 20,
| as follows: -.- .--
Yeas-Messrs. Bell Of Tenn, Biggs, Brown,
CSiay, Cnttenden, Douglas, Evans, Fitzpatrick,
S T,een lverson, Johnson, Jones Of Tenn, Nal
loIy, Pugh, Reid, Sebastian, slidell, stuart !,
y nIlnPs son OF Kentucky, Toombs, Weller, and
N:y..Msssr. Ben Of N. H.. BENJAMIN, Brod.
aeeo' June, Fessndsn Fish, Foot, Poster,
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CANES, FROM MOUNT
VERN0N.

HlBE NOBLE TREES OF TIE LAWN AM
i forest upon which the Father Of his Country
onee looked, and which shaded and cooled his
brow, viii, according to the nature OF things,
soon mingle with the earth and In few yesn
those who possess genuine article nom tbs "a.
cred spot win esteem Il highly and land IL I"
posterity a above price
A large number Of these trees have been ent ana
seasoned, and are being manufactures mo az,
after the model q General Wsshingtoa a.
cane. Persons dexirous Of possessi,g one eeS w
so On applicatirn 10 the subscribe, VINO n
appointed agent for their sale In w ashln&ton.
a certiAcste accom- ssies the sale 81 each cane.
A Hbeisl deduction made 70 the nase
mar Ssed6l Q. w. BoTELER, lroa HAL.
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Harlan, Houston, Hunter, Mason, Nourse, se-
ward, Thomson Of N. J Trumbull, Wade, VIII
son, and Wright-9o
Mr.. Toombs offered an amendment by adj
ding the House joint resolution in relation to
the pay of Gen. Scott, which was not disposed
OF whom the Senate took q recess.
After they re-assembied, most of their
nights session was devoted to the conside era
ton Of amendments proposed to the naval ap-
preparation bill; the amendment to the army
bill proposed by Mr.. Toombs, - explained
above. having previously been agreed to
yeas n, nays %.
In THE HOUSE, the bill to dsposite the sur
plus in the treasury of the United States with
distribute it amopg) the several States was
passed yeas 119, nays 70 --
Mf Howard reported from the Conference
Committee on the Indian Appropriation bill;
report agreed TO-. asa b r ,,
On motion of Mr.. Keanett, the rules were
suspended for the consideration of the bill ap-
in the Mississippi river by contract; which
was passed.
Mr.. Campbell Of Ohio, reported in favor Of
non.concurrence in tho report of the Confer
| ence Committee on tho Deficiency bill.
Mr.. Letcher asked . separate vote on the
Senate's amendment to the said bill striking
out the appropriation of $1s2 600 for books for
members and inserting in lieu therefor one
Of $50, 900 to Indemnify the clerk for what he
had already paid out on that account under
the resolution Of the first session of this Con-
gress; Senate amendment not agreed to-yeas
| go, nays 90. Another conference committee
on the same bill was then voted
A number of bills we're then taken up and
disposed Of until they took recess.
On Resembling, the report from the Con.
| ference Committee on the Tariff bill was made
by Mr. Campbell, of Ohio u; and after debate,
| in which Mr.. Campbell of Ohio, advoc stsd it,
and Messrs. Campbell of Penn, Purviance.
Robinson, and Todd, opposed it, it was agreed
A resolution granting extra compensation to
the clerks and other employees Of the House
was then passed. -
Proceedings Of To-day.
In the SENATE, to-day, Mr.. Geyer pre-.
sensed che credentials of Trusten Polk as
Senator elect from Missouri
They passed the Naval and Fortifcation
bills and bills for the construction of peniten.
tiaries in Nebraska and Kansas Territories
ere the Star went to press
In THE House, the following bills DC. were
considered and passed, viz:
Bills to settle certain accounts between the
United States, the State Of Mississippi and
other States;
For the relief Of John Reilly;
To amend the tariff act of 1856;
To amend the act granting public lands to
tion Of certain railroads;
The Post Office appropriation bill, o. amend
ed in both houses
Ere the Star went to press, several ineffect-
ual efforts for the passage of other bills were
made.
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STRANGERS AND CITIZENS desiring to sub
scribe for either edition of the STAR-Dsily,
$3.50 per snnum; Weekly, ST Is Per annum-
who may not be in the vicinity of the Star
Office, are informed that they can do so at
sHILLIssros's Book Store, where copies of the
Daily and Weekly are always on hand. Those
desiring single copies of our Inauguration
Weekly number may have them sent by mail
price cents-by leaving their names at SILL
LISsroS's, which, by the BY, is on the corner
Of Pennsylvania avenue and Four.and- a-half
street..
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ARCADE BOWLING SALOON.

ARCADE BOWLING SALOON.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR-
l. chased the Bowling Saloon on ID
and having thoroughly reftted IL for W.
the accommodation Of visitors, would respectful
ly announce to gentlemen wishing to engage In
this most hea]thful recreation hat he win Use
every endeavor to render this the best regulated
establishment Of the kind In the city, and thew
may rest assured that II win be conducted uron
an entirely new principle, the striciest decoium
being enforced, and every attention together with
comfort that will render satisfaction to the play
ers The proprietor will reasonably expect gentle
manly department from those who extend him
their patronage.
~ To avoid dissatisfaction, boys win not b
admitted under any preteace whatever.
III Persons wishing to engage Alleys for anv
length Of time can do 50 bv applying to
mar 8 3t& JOHN WILEY, Proprietor
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.
The Intsiiigsnesr Is devoted to news to-day.
The Unton urges an increase of the ray Of
the officers of the Navy of the United States.
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g p HOOvER's BOOT, SHOE, AND
Ne Trunk Establishment.-Ih have this day
received for the Bali Ladies' w hite Satin and Kid
Heeled slips and Congress Caters.
Also, splendid assortment OF g. ntlemens Pat.
emit Leather Congress CATERS and Boots
largest In this city, and win be sold cheap foi
cash
All In w,nt will do well to call and examine
my stock before purchasing elsewhere
4. p. HOOVER
mar wv Bet 9th and 10th SITS Penn ave
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VNH 10 10 TO GIVE NOTICE to the publyo
Il that the CO. partnership OF Joseph JOSEF lbs and
Moses Sigel has this day dissolved, and oseph
Josephs Is authorised to receive all claims due II
above hrm, and, also, to Day the Indebtedness Of
the same.
The business will hereafter be ccndu ted by
Moses Sigel. JOSEPH yOsEPHS.
mar 3-ts MOSES SIGEI
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GOLD WATCHES.
GOLD JEWELRY.

GOLD JEWELRY,
GoLD CHAINS
DIAMONDS, CORAL, STONE CAMEO,
~ Rich Pearl and Painted sett Jrwelry, pune
Silver and Plated Ware, Pebble spectacles,
Reading Glasses, etc for sale at extreme low
prices during this week. An object for any who
wish value received for their money
Please call early a. sc veral rich articles are on
sale for few days, at 33s Penna avenue
mars fl. U. HOOD.
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Lost and Found.

T OST.-AT THE PRESIDENTS LEyEE.
IL q gentleman's 6rav SHAWL, and ladiss'
Brown CLOTH CLOAK, Of two circles OF cloth
trimned with black plush, and lined WITH black
purple and white knit worsted point for the head.
All the above was In one bundle. the thanis of
the owner will be given II LEFT at 3ss street, be-
tween ~. lie
OST -ON SATURDAY MORNING, ONF
II street. from 10Th TO 7th, or along TN 10 \, a
BLACK GRAPE SHAWL. Anv one leaving
the same at this ONCE will be literally rewarded.
mar 33ts
I OST-ON MONDAY, Cd INSTANT, IN
RING with FIVE DIAMONDS In shape OF q
Cross The finder will receive a handsome re-
ward by bringing II to the once Of the National
Hotel. mar sac
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T.. PLURIBUS UNUM

~ HHUH0Uo UNU"s
VNHE STEERS OF THE UNION ehsl.
Il lenge to the World and the rest
Of Mankind.-The MASTODON
STEERS Of the Union, raised by
Robert Wi ey, Esq OF Fairfield -U0
County, Ohio, will be exhibited 1t the corner Of
Second street and Pennsylvania avenue, Wash
ington City, during w e ID N ESD 4 Y and
THURSDAY Of Inauguration week. VIII open
on wednesday night, March 4th.
Cidzens and strangers aN>iAvited to evil and
examine these Monsters Of the Brute Creation.
Admission IS cents
F. 81 RICE,
JACKSON SHERRY, and
mar 3-3ts GEO. ID. STEIN.
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wAvERLY HOUSE,

WAVERLY HOUSE,
North A street, betNssa LIST aad I'd Streets,
Capitol Hill.
VESHE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY IN
Il forms his friends and visitors to WASH 90
tneton. that during the Inauguration, In ad- ri
dillon to his well supplied OyEe: and Re-6:&
freshment Saloon, he will have table set for the
accommodation OF his patrons, where they can
Breakfast, Dine, and Supper He will also have
a number Of well aired and comfortable Sleeping
Apartments. THOMAS ENGLISH,
mar 3-2t' Proprietor.
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the books of tho Department
For tho redemption of Stooks.... So s05 90
For the Treasury Department.. 97,988 IS
For the Interior Department. 4,9l1 OF
Fer Customs. ................... 6,226 20
War warrants received and on
tered. ................ ...... 1850 90
On account of the Navy......... 1910 90
From miscellaneous sources...... SGT 05
SATURDAY, February %.
For tho redemption Of Stocks.... ST., 1856 80
For the Treasury Department. 10 1913 IS
For Customs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4,055 OF
War warrants received and entered 1856 968 IS
On account of the Navv ........ 449 20
MONDAY, March 2
For the Treasury Department. $9I, 1877 70
For the Interior Department. 1922 IS
For Customs ...."............. 1854 90
War warrants received and on.
tered: 49,. .................. s4,127 20
From miscellaneous sources.... TAG 70
From Customs. 1895 81
On account of the Navy.......... 1866 o.
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~ METROPOLIS BUILDING AssO-
81 ClATlON:-The regular monthly meet
ing Of this Association win be held at the O6loe
OF the Secretary, No 6l2 7th street, on TUESDAY
EVENING, the I'd inst At O'Clock, instead Of
CT wednesday, the usual evening Of meeting.
BY oreer Of the Board Of Dhectors
T. NJ. HANSON Fec
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ENATIONAL INAU6URATION

koTHE JACKSON DEMOCRATIC AZ
~ ISOLATION will meet at their room, on
pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th sts :,
20, morrow, the 4th inst at ex a. m, in order to
Join In the inaugu ral Procession. Every member
is expected to be present On that important occa-
sion, aud aid In rendering adequate honoIy to the
newly elected President and Vice President
BY order Of the President
mar 3-Its
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NOTICE TO WESTERN TRAVEL ERS.
Passengers gsiPg 70 st. Louis, Cairo, and
New OFleans,
WILL TAKE NOTICE THAT THE OHIO
w and Mississippi Broad -
Guage Railroad Is not az rep y
resented by agents Of opposition routes, but he
contrary, Is In perfect order
The Express Train Of this Dad arrives In st.
Louis two hours and thirty minutes In advance
Of all other routes
Through Tickets can be obta ned at the Depot
In this city.
Baggage check, d through and handled free.
For further information apply TO the Ticket
Agent, at the Depot. J. b. WATERS,
mar 3-lWH Agent
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~LECTUREAT The SMITHSONIAN
- INSTITUTION On T u ESD Jay
EVENING, March Sd, Hon GKo. TAyLoR. NJ
New York, will deliver Lecture before the
washington Art Association, on the subject Of
" The r Inc Arts and Sciences and their rel,tions
Win civil Government The Lecture will com.
mence at half past O'Clock n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-03

GRAND INAUGURATION BALL
10 be given by the Twelfth Ward Dem.
lpcrSfic Association Of Philadelphia, ON the EVE
MING Of March Sd, 1857. Tickets for sale at the
National, Browns, DeIter's, and United States
Hotel. Also, At CarusYs Assembly Room ON
Monday, Tuesday, and wednesday, nom 10 to 2.
feb 27-HA ---.f...r ~ - =
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The students.-Among the 20, 900 strangers
who are now here, are at least one hundred
students Of the six hundred and fifty now at.
tending the Virginia University at Charlottes-
vile. A finer body of youth is rarely, in.
deed, to be seen, than this same one hundred
students of the Virginia University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-03

repaired to the depot shortly before p m (,
that the game had flown southwark just two
hours before!
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~THE INAU6URATION- Grand
M Inauguration day OF the President Of
the United States, on the ath inst, IL at hand,
ard we respectfully invite our friends and &C.
quaintances to our Store on Penn. avenue, be-
tween 10th and 18th streets, to take view OF the
grand that passes In front Of our store to the
Capitol. Respectfully,
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49, ATTENTION, MONTGOMERY
M GUARDs.-You are hereby ordered to
meet at your Annoy, on WEDNESDAY MORN.
ING, the 4th inst at6K O'Clock, In full uniform,
for Parade. BY order OF Capt KEY:
mar 2-2t THOMAS McENERY, o. g.
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For Sale and Rent.

FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED Rooms
II may be had at NO. z96 18th, between New
Yerk avenue and street. mar ate
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ETHE HON. GEO. TAYLOR, OF
~ New York, will deliver a lecture before
the Washington Art ssociation, at the Lecture
Room OF the smithsonian Institution THIS EVE.
MING, March Sd, at half past o'c ock
Subject: d" The Fine Arts and Sciences, and
their relations with Civil Goyernment - IL
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Missourians.-There are a large number
of stalwart Missourians now here Among
these gentlemen are Governor Trusten Polk
who is to take his seat as an United States
Senator after the 4th inst, and Major Craige,
Democratic member elect to the next United
States House of Representatives.
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Wants.

CHILD's NURsE.-A GER
w MsA or Colored girl preferred. Apply at
he Episcopal schosl, on street, south Size, be-
tween 9Th and 9th streets. 10
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EATTENTION, WASHINGTON VA.
~ GERS-You are hereby commanded TO
be at the Armory On WEDNESDAY MORNING,
March atb, ateK O'Clock, In full uniform Every
member OF the company is positively expected to
be present. BY order CT CAPT. ScHwARzMAN:
IL M. HUPPEL, d. b.
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THE LOUISIANA DEMOCRATIC
~ CLUB Of Washington, will meet at the
Rooms Of the Hon. T. g. Davidson, No ~ az
street, on the 4th instant, at Q O'Clock .. m In
order to join the Inaugural procession.
Louisianians present In Washington are cor
daily invited TO unite with the Club on this &C.
casion. ALEX'R DIMITRY,
JOHN W.oNlXON,
B. r. GLENN,
mar 2.2t& Assistant Marshals.
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A Il PERSONS RESIDING OR
49, living In Georgetown and Its vicinity,
who intend to Join In the cere monies Of the In
auguration, are respectfully requested to meet at
Forrest Hall, at 81 O'Clock, on "WEDNESDAY
MOkN1NG. the : b inst for the purpose Of pro-
ceeding to Washington City in body
1t ROBERT GUILD Marshal
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d. IccucICuo d. tEOu2u Tue mouse contained
only the usual number Of guests.
The Texans and President Pierce The
ID Of March being the anniversary of the Do
claration Of the Independence of Texas, the
citizens Of that State who happened to be in
Washington, some thirty or forty in number,
assembled at Kirkwood' Hotel, and proceeded
IN body to the Executive mansion, where
1ney were most cordially received by the
rrsNdent- In behalf of the Texans, Mai. w.
H. eourry made brief but felicitous address,
ono indeed characterized by eloq uence which
e'ectiinsd all present, adverting to and com.
mendins the principles upon which General
Pierce went into power, and the measure. and
principles which he had sustained ., ,h.;.
vindication. The address of Msi scurrv wa,
touching and truly eloquent, and the p,s.;.
dent replied with evident emotion, reciprooa
| ting the sentiments of kindness, and avov;n,
his continued devotion to the principles which
had governed his administration, and 50 strong
ly commended by the people Of Texas. The
interview is described as one of unusual inter.
est and mutually pleasing to the President and
his visitors. -
The Great Ball on the night of the fourth,
will evidently be attended BY perhsps thres
or four times - many persons % ever before
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-03

kEMObAL,
THOMPSON & CO,

Removed TO No. 80, College Street,
OUR very extended and constantly Increasing trade, re-
~ curing than we had at the old stand have
removed to spacious and elegant store recently erected
for us on College Street, where will happy to
friends and customers WeasO take this occasion 10 say
the public that will continue very successful system
Rapid SALES AT 4 SHALL, ADVANCE
ON COST,
and expectO greatly increase our future purchases
will OF course be enabled to buy cheaper and consequently
sell cheaper than and our will inauguras
the year by prompt settlement the Of the
pashey may anticipate great things in the future in the
way Of novelties and bargains We hope therefore have
an early cali from all who interested in their welfare
and ours THOMPSON & co.
IAnl SIT No. So, College g.
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VALUABLE LAND NEAR NASHVILLE
FOR SALE.

/ Tract Of Land upon which the late NJ P. Walker
sided and the lot upon which the Blacksmith Shop is stu
ated and the slaves aud stock the place. The place
situated the Galan turnpike and is interseced by
te Nashville and Louisville Railroad is near enough to
Nashville to make 1t convenient country residence for
persons doing business in the city has fine spring as
there in the State and is susceptible Of divisions
several lots each of which would afford beautiful build
ing situations fronting the turnpike railroad am
thcrssd to sell the entire Tract in body psrces
and on such credit as may deem eXpedenL shall be
on the place during the st and second weeks Of NOvem
Der neE and will receive proposals for the purchase at
private sale Of all any Ofhe above named real and per-
sOna property In the time any person desiring to
examine The property can do so BY calling Mrs Agnes
Walker On the place and proposals 10 purchase can be
made to her or John Taylor Mathew Allen the place.
OF addressed to OF Trenton, Gibson county, Tenn.
Eept24-tf SAMUEL WILLIAM Use.
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A.J. Mcbride.

COPPER, TIN & SHEET IRON WORKER,
No. Z Broad STHEET
NASHF LIE, TEN ESSEE.
HAVE This dag purchased the interest of Mr. henry
i HcCasn in the above business and hereby tender my
sincere thanks al my cid friends and patrons for their
lbeTay heretofore extended 70 the firm and would most
respectfully solicit continuance Of vors from them and
visa TO inform al the world and the rest OF mankind"
that 1 have on hand and for sale q spend q lot If
COOKING STOVES
Of various patterns Psrlor Stoves for wood and Goa
common and fancy Crates Box Stoves for churches HoL
low Ware of every variety hand made order Fur
and Foot Stoves, entirely patterns, Tin Ware
OF every description, suitable for house keeping.
JOB WORK.
am prepared to do all kinds Of Job Work, such as
House Guering Roofing any other branch pertaining
t. that line
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE WORK
yOld friends Of the River viii find to their advantage
tOca and give hegiaZ before bargaining elsewhere
for work.
ALSO, for sale, one pair secondhand ENGINES cylin
der IL inches diameter and four feet stroke with water
shaft and other fixtures suitable for a light draught
steamer, which can be bought on reasonable terms.
june IA. ie25
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RTeW Wheat Elour.

New Wheat Flour.
OOO BAGS City Mills extra New White Wheat
AOO Family Flour in store s and 0E sale r b
9 UGAR-76 bhds Fair to Choice Louisiana Sugar, Tor
- sale by
iuly2 STRATTON EWING.
SNOFFEE-50O bags Bait Rio Coffee, choice;
~ so " Iaguyra do do;
so Old Government Java Coffee.
In store and for sale BY STRATTON EWING.
juIy2
CALT-l2OC bags Fine liverpool SALT for sale by
y iui72 STRATTON EWING.
EETHISKY-20O bbs Ohio and Tennessee Whisky,
w for sale by
iuly2 STRATTON EWING.
NTAILS-5OO kegs Wheeling Nails, for sale BY
~ iulv2 STRATTON &EWIN0.
WHEAT, WHEAT-2O,OOO bushels Red and
w White Wheat wanted Immediately, for which we
will nay the highest market price in cash.
iulv2 STRATTOHs EWING.
C'TAR CANDLES-lOO boxes Star Candles;
= so Is do do;
so I " do do
Forsae by STRATTON EWING.
jluy2-t
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POSITIVE CURE.

VETHAT IS he Of paying doctors bills when you
w can get so easily cured Of DIrThBa, Dysentery,
Cholera and an Of the other Summer bowel complaints
now so prevalent 0Y using Lyons CHOLERA MEDICATED
BRANDY, which warranted and speedy cure and
preventive never having failed in any single instance,
which be proved By the many certificates Of vel
known citizens t. be at store, and by giving
far trial For sale by the bottle or dozen at the Sole
Agency and PrOprietors in the United Stats
iv22 LYONS / CO., lg Cedar st
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BV EXnPeSSs

WYE are Just in receipt Of fresh supply of the eele
w brated PANCAKE, LYONS TWIST, and FLAT
CHEWING TOBACCUS, manufactured especially for US
Of the very finest Tobacco and superior any
brought TO this city Give It a trial
sepg LYONS & co, No. l9 Cedar st.