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II y lawyer at Madison WIS objected to
aluryman because he declared that if the law Of
the State was opposed TO Gods law he shOuId
feel obliged to Obsy the latter. But judge Col
Inns overruied the objection. the ground that
" was not to be Presumed that the laws of the
STATE Were in conflict with the law of God
u A lady entered dry goods store i'm town
the other day, and expressed desire to SEQ wool
delalnes The polite CLERK, with eieyant ad :
dress. showed her A variety of pieces of fine ter
ture ana choice colOring After tossing and ey-
aiming TO her hearts content She remarked .
" me goods are part cotton, sir.D NV dear
madam, returned the clerk, s.these goods ar.
as Tree from cotton as your breast is''-the lady
stafted-" Free from guile, madam
IL The Chenango Telegraph saws 4 widow
lady, keeping millinery est biishuiept i'm Mount
Z oton, was assaulted In her own store by a num-
Der or ladies', the wives OF we'll known citizens
The millineT was badly scratched in the fac
the Dob0inet, Fathers, flowers, tulle and the
thousand little traps that go TO make up "a love
OF bonnet were dwfully scattered IL WAS
alleged by the ladies W no committed the asssul,
that the fair mlllineT was more attractive than
her oonnets, and that their husband, had NOR.
business at the establishment than seemed nec-s-
sary These facts trans pired in an affidavit made
by the milliner before Justice
III Last Tuesday the Rev Nj d Conwsr
pastor OF the Unitarian Church of Cincinnati
who was recently settled in WASHINGTON where
ne recently preached anti slavery was married
TO Miss Ellen ID. Dana. daughter of Mr. Cbas r
Dana, OF Cincinnati. The ceremony which was
In MI Conways own church, which was 40
crowded that hundreds were unable to obtain ad .
mhtIance, was performed by the Rev DR. Fur
ness, OF Phlladelphia, and Esquire Getzendanner
OF C1ncinnati-the laws of Ohio reouiriny m
" Knot to be adjusted by a resident authorized
person.
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Medicines.
THE GREAT HEALTH REsTORER

The Life Of the FLESH IS IN the Blood"
when the Blood becomes vltIated. impure, or too
ueak the flesh los It's vitality the skin becomes
yellow and pallid: the Liver dlsordered, Dyspepsia
ness commences, and Life becomes burden.
HARTSHORNE'S HEALTH RESTORER,
OR SARSAPARILL4 CORDIIL,
impart,ng new vigor and tone to a constitution i'm
paired by disease from any cause. 1t removes PIN
pies and all SKIN eruptIOns; aIOUses the ply sloa
powers of both seles. gives bid n to the pallid
cheek. and makes one joyous and happy. Though
medicinal IN Its effects IL is perfect cordial In
taste. Ii is particularly adapted to Female com
plants, winch In their very nature exh austing
and debllltatlng. For DrOpsy. dropslcal swell
ngs. or Kidney and Bla der affections, 1t acts like
charm. Quart bottles 81, small bottles 80 cents.
Sold by StOtt, Mcpherson, Clarke, Waite, Kid
well Lawrence, DIR. Culver, and Ford. Washing
ton City. Cisce Il KIdwell, Georgetown.
ma
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THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILAToR
AND -#
Il MEDY FOE DYSPEPSIA
WEEK STOMACH AND WEAK BOWLS
HARTShORNE'S CURE-ALL-Prepared by

Il MEDY FOE DTSPEPSIA,
WEEK STOMACH AND WEAK Bov,y1s
HARTSaORNE'S CURE-ALL-Preparedb y a
Bottles l2h. Is and 50 cents
HdrfSh0THe.S Cute-dU should be kent in all fami-
lies in case OF accidents or sudden sickness.
HortshoTne's Cure all cures Rheumatism
Hdrtshorns'S Cnre-dH cures Cramps, Cole,
Pam In the Stomach or Bowels, '
HartShorHs's Care all cures Pain in the Limbs
Side, Back, and Breast. ''
o. Hdrtshorns's Cnre-aH cures Sprains, Bruises.
Scalds and Burns. '
Hartshorns's Cure all cures Neuralgia, Tooth
ache and Stiffness of the JOINTS. WV"
Hdrt$horne'S Cure all cures Cholera Diarrhpa
HaZtshorne's Cnre-aH cures Ear Ache and Deaf
HdrtShOrHs'S Cure-aI cures Dyspepsia and In
Question:; also, Canker and Sore Mouth and Sors
Throat; also Cuts and Sores.
HdrtShOrnc's Cure all cures all Spiral Affections
and w eakness In Limbs.
HavfShoTne'S Cnre-aU is a great tonic to Weak
stomach and Bowels, and Improves Digestion.
III As the frequent changes of the weather pro-
cuce O bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs
and Body; also, Stuff Neok-every person should
get a bottle IL acts upon the Nerves, Muscles
Snews- Blood and Bones and, by Its warming cleo
power, expels all pain from the system.
N: B;.If you have a Cough. use Harris
HORNE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD
World III '"o
If you are Bilious, use HARTSHORNE,S
ANFl-BIl 1OUS PILLS. They act upon the Liy-
eI. stomach and Bowels, carrying of all Bile and
Foul SscretiUns.
The above medicines to be had at all Drug Stores
In Washington city; Kidwell Clscell at George
town ii. Peel * Co Alexandra. ma Al Iy
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lNI RICHEST DIADEM EVER WORN
b Y XII VIC S OR EMPE RORS.


WHY A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR.
Because It is the ornament God hinSeD pro
may bloom ever so brightly In the glowing cheek the
eye be ever sparkling the teeth be those of pearls
snarled and shriveled harsh and dry. worse STILL
II sprlnkled with gray; nature will loose half her
two or three times a week will restore ond perIns-
nently secure to ali such an ornament. Read the
following and jndge, The writer of the first is the
celebrated pianist, ThalbsTg:
New York, April 10. 1853.
DR. Wo0D: Dear Sir-Permit me to express to
you the Obligations | am under for the entire re-
storation Of my hair to its original color; about
the time of my arrival in the United Sates. 1t was
IaIldly becoming gray. but upon the Application of
your Hair Restora ive it soon recovered Ia original
hue | consider your resto alive as very wonderful
invention, quite eihcaclous as well as agreeable.
am, dear SIT, yours truly, :. THALBERG.
"Drych ar Gwyhedidct
WELSH NEWSPAPER OFFICE, Is Nassau a st,}
PRor. o. J. wooD: Dear sirNsome si month o or SIX
weeks ago, received bottle of your Hair RestoTN
alive ard gave it my wife who concluded to tTy it
on her halr little thinking, al the time, that IL would
wen as my surprise AFT or few weeks trial It mas per.
formed that wonderful effect by turning all the gray
aud thIckenlng the hair. / strongly recommend the
above Restorative to all persons want Of such
change of their hair. CHhS. GARDEN.
New YORK, July Is, 1857.
PROF. q. ]. WooD: With confidence do / recon-
mend your HAIR restorative as being the most eth
Restorative, my hair and whlskars, which were al
most white have gradually grown dark. and now
store them to their natural color. talsO mas relieved
| me of all dandruff and unpleasant itching, so com
mon among persons who persplro freely.
| J g. kILBY.
CHICAGO, ILL, May 1857.
| PROF. WOOD: About two years sgO my hair com
menced falling of and turning gray. was fast be-
coming bald and had tried many remedies to eff
feet commenced using our Restorative in Jan
nary last. \ few applications fastened my hair
hrmly. Ii began to hI up grow ont. ard turned back
to Its former color, (back At this time it fully
restored to ITS original color. health and appearance
and cheerfully recommend it's use TO all.
J. ID. HOES.
The Restorative put up IN bottles OFFS sizes,
viz Large. medium, and small the snail holds p
pint, and IctaIls for 81 per bottle the medium
holds at least twenty per cent. in proportion
than the small. retaIs for 81 per bottle; the large
holds quart, forty per cent more proportion and
| retsIIs for SIS.
| %. }. WOOD & CO., P.oprietors. SI2 Broadway
New York, tin the great " Y. Wire Raing Estab-
lIShment, and ia Market St, st. LOUIS, Mo.
And sold Oy q good DTuggIsts and Fancy Goods
| Dealers. ma ~ SIN
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limited STATES MAIL.
TERRITORY OF NEBRASKA.

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, May p, 1852.
Proposals for convey ing the mails of the United
states from October 7. 1853, To June So 1852 on the
following route IN Nebraska Territory, Will be re-
celved at the Contract Once of thIs department.
same day
No. lio;s From Columbus, n. T by Monroe end
Grand lslaLd City. to Fort kearney, lal
miles aud back, three times a week 10 Mou-
roe, and once a week the residue
Leave Columbus Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
uTday az am
Arrive at MCnrCe by Il m
Leave Monroe Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day at pm
Arrive at Columbus by pm
Leave Monroe TUESDAY nj SIN
Arrive AT r vi kearrey Thursday ly IOpm
Leave Fort heaney Fnd5y al 8 a ma
Arrive at Monroe Sunday by 10 I'm.
For form of proposal, guarantee, and certi6oate
also, instructions and requirements to he embraced
n the contract, see advertisements in pamph ler
form OF routes IN Missouri, Nebraska &c DAT 81
Sst December, 1857 to he found the prIncrs posi-
orlces. AARON V. BROWN
ma y laWSw Postmaster General,
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EVENING STAR.
FAREWELL.

Fare thee well, fare thee well,
Most beautiful of earthly things,
will not bid THY spirit stay. t.s
Nor link to earth those gllttering wings
That burst like light away,
4 know that thou vert gone to dwell
In the sunny home of the fresh day beam,
Before decay Q implying tread
Hath crept upon the dearest dream
That ever came and fled.
Fare thee well, fare thee well,
Aud go thy way all pure ard fair,
Into the starry armament,
And wander there with spirits OF air.
As bright and innocent.
Fare thee well, fare thee well
See I have been TO the sweetest bowers,
And Gull ed from garden and from heath -
The tsnderest of all tender flowers,
And blended IN my wreath
The violet and blue harebell,
And one fair rose In Its earlier bloom.
Alas meant 10 for thy hair,
And now fling IL on thy tomb.
To weep and wither there.
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL Richard Wood. Pa:
. SSSntey, I" cotton, Jno Burke, p Bell. Md; j
and ", Mrs Nottingham, XIV; Mrs Tubman, ca:
kJ Walker and lady, T. g McCuIlonDb. r. I
MS I, ~ osgood and lady, c 5 Macarthur,
Mcclure, DC; Taylor, Pa; II Barr, pa. I a
Birch, A Gibbons Md; III Dalton. y PAN.
porn, M II Graves and lady, A ID West and ".
"a ass. curtis, Va; Kieforde, York; r
Hdnsant, Pa: w Webster, G. } Finney. Md: DR.
Haywood, Fla; Col Polk, Md: G Conoyrr, Nv.
w ID clarke, T. II Garter, Md; w A Richardson
po Barrel, Mo; II Tilghman, Md; l. Batch.
i9ru: holDr00k * stuart, A ToOne, NY: w r.
Ohio '"i nav NJ
BROWNS HOTEL.-R Fowler, Ill: d d
Martin n and lady, Mo; Whitwell, Ny; f :
Mss Days do; c Jones and LADY. va; n ]
walker and Lady, NY; Mrs F. G SISCnlIon1h.
90, l. Wake; do; NJ McCue, Va;
iey h do Nh sb, CThb and family Ga; Mrs Hun
+ Cooper and lady. NY; F A Gibbons Ma, q
Milner, Mo; Med Reid. Va; Miss A i RIA
"a e' MIS- 1m "a "A Reid, do; B McCullom and lady
90; Ra9all, Md; Mrs Ragall, do; ] NJ For
Nd w. " ~ l. Da"SOh' Mo ID Mccullough,
, UNITED STATES HOTEL Z DnDnsvpu,
n pai W : s'1hs"gh, Pa; Ryoud, Ny; W &
Ndi III Maddrd; w IL Brocon Ark; i PS,ni,J'
La; Nj Mortin, Miss Martin. and w MaItim
D. D.. Is Frey Frey and lady, Nd ID stiles AMI ludv,
a.. "hHoa, " fountleroy, Va; l. .
Id and az H, n =, Bond, Pa " q Phillips and
Pencrast, q Calvert, Va a.
WiLLARDS' HOTEL-J Greenoupb. NY.
l. DEL Monte, NJ del Monte, A VaIco!cclt H5I ,r,
A Gassaway, Nd; f kays-r J G Gag,e y - ,n'
Harding, Mo; III Perkins, Pa; J r FaUish ".
MARSHALL, Mass; Haener Janson, Pa; Ame~'
Ma r. J Mccall. La; II : Magraw Pa; Juan n
r + de Leon, Rich'd Ponce, J + Brody, NYk;
kIRKW GOD HOUSE-W = NpuI, g. "
T.. SirnrLI, Md; A NJ White, Pa: J MaywrtL nj.
= Ashe, Parroni, NC; Bishop, ] r DIM
D p' Leiper, Shenn, Pa; WherIwright
Sohns0n and dangoter, sid; 6 HAY, Pa; u \ KEEL
Ws,,n ~ Bockmer, Mass; BIenkam, Va; T.
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Pulls have virtues which surpass in excellence the
eddy upon the esteem of all men. They arc safe and
pleasant to take and powerful to cure. Their psne
the body, remove the Instructions of its organs,
purify the bloOd, and eXpel disease. They purge ont
the foul humours which breed distempeT, stimulate
sluggish or disordeTed organs into their natural
tOn, aDd impart heaii ny tone with strength TO the
whole sy stem. Not only do they cure the every day
complaints of every body, but also Formidable and
dangerous dis easeS when have baiil cd human skill
While they produce powerful effects they al at the
ply sic that can be employed for oh idren. Being
sugar coated. they are pleasant to take, and being
purely vegetable, are free from any FISK OF harm.
Cures kave been made which suTpass belief were
they not substahtlated by men OF such exalted posi-
ton and character to forbid the suspicion of
truth MANY eminent clergymen and ply sicians
have lent their to certify 10 the public the
the assurance of their conviction that my Prepare
lions contribute Immensely to the relief of my all
ted suffering fellow men.
The agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis
my American Almanac. containing directions for
their use, and certificates of their cures Of the fol-
CosiIveness, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism.
Dropsy, Heartburn, n e"dache arising from a foul
pam arising tEeTefrOm, lstu lcEcy, .Oss of Ape
lite, al Ulcerous and Cutaneous Diseases which
tvn. They also. by purifying the blood and stinu
atIng the system. cure many complaints which 1t
Deafness Partial blindness. Neuralgia and Nerv
Gus lrItabIlIty, DeranSements 0tthe LAYER and Kid
neys, GOut, and other kindred complaints ARISING
from low state of the body or obstruction of It's
functions.
some o,her pill they make more PROFIT on. Ask for
AYERS Pills, AID take nothing else. No other
they can give you compares TN THIS IN ntrins
value or curative powers. The sick want the best
and there is for them, end they shor.d have ~,
box Five box es for 81.
: Id by Il ID. GILMAN. Washington and By II
COOK, Alexandra, and by all dealers every where
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CRIME IN EN6LASD-In England within a
short time, several important trials have taken
place A clergyman named Radcliffe, ffty-tve
years of age, who forged a certificate of the de-
cease OF his co-trustee, by which he obtained
sole possession of So 900. has been sentenced to
ten years penal seTvitGde. Hammond Il Barrow
the wholesale stationeTs Of London. convicted of
forging acceptances to the extent Of f20o, have
each been awarded fftsen years transportation
The Duke OF Cleveland'S butler, found guilty of
series OF entertainments, has been awarded ten
years penal servitude
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JEU D'EsPRIT.-An elderly gentleman pre-
senting three of his young female fife ds with a
handsome set of combs each, some evenings
since, accompanied the gift with the following
lines, which We undertake to say (as the poIiti-
clans have it, are no; bad:
May SAUNDERS sweet and visions bright
attend tie ITIO through the night,
May Angel spirits guard your beds,
but when you rise, pray-cOMb gOMr hsndS
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STATIONERY.
DkPARrMENr OF rHx INTERIOR
Nav 10, 1853. {


May 10, 1858.
Sealed Proposals for furnishing such stationery
as may be required by this department curing the
til u o'clock m on Wednss day, the Sh Juue next.
Those unaccompamed by Satisfactory testimonial
OF ability 10 fulfil the contract viii not De consd-
cred, and contracts viii only be awarded To e. tab
ished manufacturers of dealers IN the articles.
All articles required must be OF the best quality OF
their kind and not inf, nor TO the samples when VIII
be exhibited at the department. Each proposal
must be signed by the individual hrm maj ring IT..
and must specify bat one price for each and every
article of the schedule or of the class bad for.
The articles wheR fu rnlshed must correspond with
the samples or any Of them, If desired, and IN no
case be inferior In quality to the sample and they
must be delivered without delay when ordered, and
must be satisfactory TO the head Of the offoc for
which they required, and a failure so TO comply
with this stipulation will be deemed cause fof the
abroEatIOn OF the contract.
Articles not named in the schedule are TO be fur
nlshed IT the option of the department at the ow-
est market prices, and the right is reserved OF or
derlng greater or less quantity OF each articie
contracted for. as the pubic service may require
Bonds, with approved security, must be gwen oy
the person hrm obtaining the contract; and IN the
event of the refusal neg ect Of the contractor to
furnish any article articles named IN the contract
the order of the partmeut OF Its bureaus
the same may he purchased IN open mar et, and the
difference IN price paid therefor ard the contract
price shall be arged to the coat, actor, aud de-
Quoted the sett eI.ent Of his account for the
quarter during which such refusal or Legleot may
OCCUR.
The subioined schedule specifies, as nearly as can
now be Done. the amount, quality, and cescrloton
of each Of the artio es likely to be required.
Blanks will be furnished at the Secretary's Office
to all persons deslrIIg TO bid
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81 7

okKE ;" @SxS
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
5 U NJ NJ Err ARRAN MENTS,
IFth Greatly Improved Schedules.
FRdM f2g kT f6F 4RHE %Esr
lst THE cINci + iSlirTf: EXPRESS MAIL
starts al 55 nj s9 Tm time for
ito =, before proceeding West. This Tram passes
,Ss S%,a at ia md connects at Bs.wPod on
Tram for Columbus Cincinnsti, and intermediate
3D. IH12"f shRT GNcNSAT ans
LOUIS EXPR ESS connection leaves Washington
al mn a g. ~ P M H
Train for Louisville. Cairo and the Southwest,
inston to Cnclnnatn g hours or to- ST. L@uis onI,
a. TiSGESN Ct PhYToNa ISDHANAP2
NORTHW ESTERN EXPRESS leaves except
Wasinstom Junction. or BsItmoTs. fsaviSg Bsiti
more at 10 p. M. On Sunday Night the CONNECTION
with this Train Is made 10y the 3l5 p. m Train from
To view the Grand Mountain Scenery of the Road
10 day light, take the 5l5 a. IN. or p. ia Train from
For Parkorsburg and all Stations on the North
western Virginia Road take the p. Train. For
al! points on the Marietta Railroad take the same
The Western connections from " aEh Ington and
dIrec, andampe that have yet been offered to the
travelling pubic and every Improvement and sdyan-
Railroad and its assocste. Zines could tugg est. have
been secured under TINS arrangement.
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks TO all quar-
tiers, and every other possible facility will be found
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main Stem of the
Baltimore and OHIO Railroad will leave w Washing
ton as follows: For all points between Washington
ali Stations between Piedmont and Wheeling take
the s p: 10. Tram: To connect with the Frederick
M i E0K BXA VIII tnHS PrHflLTAPELPHIA
WASHINGTON DAHL for BALTIMORE. as fol-
lows: AT SIS and $50 q. IN. and 9.25 and 6 .. IN.
tons At BILTiMOREa and PHI ADELPHiA
only
The 10 a. m and 8 25 and s p. m. Trains make the
WESTER come ctoIs, at the Washington juno
ton, with the Trains from Baltimore, above de-
tailed.
The 5.i5ai and SIS p. m. Trains connec. with
The $50 a. m. and s rs and p. IN. Trains will stop
at way Stations between Washington and Balti-
On SUNDAY, but one Train leaves Washington.
at 325 D. m.
H. FROM BALTIMORE FOR WASHING
TON there are four Trains, as follows At 40 and
$ a. m. and and q p. m.
- The hrst and fourth OF which will be Express
Trans, and VII not stop except at The functions.
The 9 - Train will reach Washington at 80 \. M,
RESIDENTS IN THE COUNTRY. special
Train will be run from WASH, gton Junction to
bring the Express Train Passengers arriving there
from the West.
itJ-For Tickets of all kinds, Baggage Checks
THOS. II. PARSONS, Agent,
At the Ticket Office. Washing ton Station,
Or, +. ENGLAND, Agent,
At the Ticket Office, Camden Station.
W.P. SMITH, Master of Trans poi t.tion.
l.. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
baltimore, MAY III, iSo5 ma
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's,HE BOOK OF THE CONSTITUTION.

Tie demand of the people from all parts of the
country for a new edition If this Book, bringing
down the statistics to the present time, such tn
II cannot longer be dIsresarded, liz is sufficient
known throughout the country to render partcu-
Lar description OF 1t unnecessary here; suffice it to
say that II contains the evidence of its having re-
both Houses of Congress- of It's having be ed
by the Supreme Court ls a standard edition of the
Constitution of the United States and of Its having
received tho special appreciation Of Of the
wlGest statesmen OF the past ard present age. It
has been pronounced 10y them Il suitable fire sid
companion for every American citizen, and as text
loOk Tor the rising generation of the schools
Editors who venerate and support the COnstitu
tlon the sentiments OF Washington, and the prnci-
pies ii einbndes, have heretofore given II their
generous anu valuable support.
booksellers aEd others who may desire to obtain
II Tor me supply OF those VINO may desire to possess
the new edition will pleass address
WILLIAM HICKEY, JR
matt Nash,ngton co. ~ 7,
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Going to Sleep.

The music sang itself to death;
The lamps died out In their perfume;
Abassa on n silk diVan.
Safe In the InOOHlIgh t IN her rOOm.
Her handm ADS lOOsed her scented hair
With lIly fingers; from her brow
Released the DIAMOND, and unlaced
The robe that held her bosom's snow,
Then she laid down sPon the bed
With folded hands happy maid.
And slumber kissed her on the eyes,
And led her to the Land of Shade.
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ON MA MOOD,
hNO LIS PR f. ~ 4 z Ii = ID I CI n

AND IT'S AZURE DECLINE.
Just Published, Gratis, the seth thousand
A few words on the Rational Treatment, without
Medicine, of SpermatOrI hea or Local ..Inr,h
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, FElF{N
Genta and Nery, us Debility, ImpO- n .e-sss III
teDcy, and lmpedIments to Marriage LAaH3
generally, by u. DE LANEN, M. d.
The important fact that the many alarming com
paints, orig mating IN the imprudence and solitude
of youth, may be easily removed WITHOUT MEDI
CINE 49, IN this small tract, clearly demOnst and
the entirely new AID highly successful treatment
Of which every one Is enabled to- cure H,TsFh is
perfectly and ut the least possible cost, thereby
Sent to any address. gratis and post =" FREE in
sealed enve ope, by renittIng post padl two post
age stamps to DIR. Il. DE LA NEN,
ap a tscp28 80 East 8! st ST., New York City
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M X l. l. w o X Ks.
VIM. RUTHERFORD,
Anti FIG ER IN PJ

ARTIFICER IN MARBLE,
r. Street, between l2f and 18th Streets NORTH
WASHINGTON CITY,
Invites public attention TO his extensive stock of
beautiful designed aud EabOrateiy Carved NJ A NJ
Tells in a variety of Marbles together with a
choice assortment of STATUARY, which for de-
sign and hnlsh cannot be surpassed, and are well
adapted for the Garden or Tomb. A large assert
ment of Plain Man,els, Monuments, and Tomb
stones at very low prices.
Monuments Of any design executed to order with
punctuality and dis patton.
Estimates given Tor BrOwnstOne or Marble work
or North River Paging, and every other work in
our line. "
Please call and make an inspection of our stock.
~. b.-WhkHh mole h lhe a1draSs. fs I7-Sm
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T'HE SOUTHERN SPEAKEk-Cortaipipy m
m grey variety me master pieces Of Oratory In
Prose. Poetry and Dialogue. Among them vii ba
loaha se a from the speeches II Rufus Cho-
frentce, ohn Perkins, j r, Pinckney, Patrick Hen
~, hayne, CIlttenden, McDuffie Douglas. AID
many others; by the Iate DR. BARTON Ross I ~ ~
a. CENTS. Publis ed al 81 81 ss' WI
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