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= IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
STRENGTHEN and assist them, by the Paris
OptioIan, ID. WOOLFSON, who A0A
has arrived from Europe with his @
own. as well as the manufactnre Of good many
ElE-GLAsSES; among whioh are the
PERISCOPIC CONCANE and CONVEX. The
DOUBLE FOCUS and DOUBLE POLfSHE0
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, CRYSTALS Etc.
which are warranted TO improve any EYE affected
with weakness, cataract tending to II Also
SHORT-SIG HTEDNESS.
Persons who are compelled to use asses. or those
now using them, viii be suited at first sight. Those
DOUBLE-POLIsHEDy VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
have received the highest recommendations az the
Worlds Far, at Paris, through their producing A
cearness and easiness Of vision heretofore unknovn
in any other improvements.
Also. ali styles of OPERA, SPY, and MAGNI-
FLYING GLASSES, Compasses, and Microscopes
ere for sale at ms store OF Eghth street and
Pennsy lvanIa avenue, or Eighth street No. al be-
tween ID street and Pa. avenue.
= Do not mistake tkt cornsr Of sfk sf,ssf
Pnces very reasonable, the same a. at his eetaf-
nshment ID Europe n3-u
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Baltimore L. Ohio Railroad.


Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
&H Hp
BERKELY, BEDFORD, CAPON, JOR-
DAVIS, SHANNONDALE.
Through Tickets from Washington.
Arrargemenis have now been made, fer the first
time, 10 ticket Passengers from Washington
TO the Northern VIrgInla and Bedford
Springs.
yFOk BERkELY SPRINGS, Morgan county,
take the through mail ira n, leaving Washing
ton s'atlon et Is a. except Sundays stopping AT
cir John' s Kun station, l24 mics from Ba timore
ana Two miles from the Springs, by a good ttaE e
road; are to SIR Johns Run s5 IS; arrive at Sir
John by noon, and at BeTkley before 1 .. m. The
tram leaving washington at 10 p. m. connects wit
the STAGES for Berkely SirJohn's Run station at
,os c p: m nv which passengers reach the Springs
FOR BEDE ORD SPRINGS, (Bedfpr, ooupt,
Pa, by the trans from W ashIns ton at S IS a. m
or at 6.D, p. m, for Cumberland, 10 miles: and
thence by stages q miles to Bedford. The Stages
leaVe Cumoerle nd every morning at clock arrIv-
ing n time ior dinner at the Springs. Fare through
FOR yORDAN'S SPRINGS, (ss miles from
harpers cry, and near the Winchester railroad, ,
FOR sHANNONDALE SPRINGS. u3 miles
VIII take the mail train tat rs a. m to Harpsr's ;
cry, and connect with trains on the Winchester
FOR CAPON SPRINGS take the Sis a. nm, tram
for Winchester the by stages for IS miles, aTIiy
ing at Capon for early tea. Fare to w winchester s5
Parties leaving Washington at 40 O'Clock on
Satur"ay afternoon, can spend Sunday at Berkey
and be back In washingtoln 4 at Il a; q On Monday.
W.P. SMITH, Master of Ire nsportstion.
Jy lo-4W (lntel. Umon,d States, Sw.)
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RAkE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL
~ DEALERS For rent, for tea years, vacant
LOT upon near 20th street, 81 by I29 feet nearly
opposite the new Presbyterian Church. For terms
apply a. DR.. CHAS. ii. CRAGlN. Georgetown.
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Travellers Dirsotsrry,. ,,
WASHINGTON ANB ALBXANDRIA

WASHINGTON ANB ALEXANDRIA,
=. .. ...-.-.. ...-..- STEAMBOATS,
Sreenbrier White Sulphur, Sweet, Warn,
Ho', CaPon, Fauquier White Sui
phur and Warren Springs.
Ihs aAlexandrla and Washington STEAMBOATS, Will
neIeater ran regularly, leaving the G-~
wharf foot of Z street, Washinatop. s.sik-k
sa,1oins sIa sins street, Alexandra, at tkec17.z=A
Leave hlexandria at 4, 8, 10. I2hS, 2.,<.sI..
tSSs, tvesvs wasnlngton az elz 9, Il1l, Is 51 TX
Ie,ya ~ sOmhiDuses, conns citing with The boats
sueets and Pennsylvania avenue. N -"
The a. m. Boat connects with the OR ANGE .,d
~ ~ ADzn~rA ~rALEXANDRIA RAif-
EzR ssTi RnAD for the GREEN
rHuR ~; SMEEE, WARN, H.T, CAPOE,
3 PhhSSQniER WHITE SULPHUR, and WAR,
Nsr oI niNoS. je7tf
~ U III z r n q y
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CLINTON ACADEMY,
~ GEoRG RrowS, ID. G..
The next annual session of this school will com
menee on MONDAY, September 6, 1852. Circulars
may be obtained At the Irug Store of Mr.. X, =, r.
CIssel, corner Congress and Bridge streets.
GEO. ARNOLD, nj. A., Principal.
(fUEPEPER MILITARY INSTITUTE.-The
~ next session of this Institution will commence
on the hrst Monday IN September, 1853. FAor Cata-
lOgnes apply to
CHARLES f.. LIGHTFOOT.
Je9-eotSepi Culpeper G. H., Va.
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IA aIf DUNDAY ExcEP8ED)- - =,
Az 1Ak STAR DUlLDlN0s,
sosrn~ P@nsyIvsnss Assnss 4 ElsssnsA D.,
a By W. D. WALLACH.

Papers served In pssksses By carriers q o. ysar
or7 cents per month. To mail Subscriber the NIB
scription proc is $3.50 yssr, 50 sdsssss; "a for
six months; 81 for three months; and for less tAsn
three months st the rate of 10 cents q vssk. single
copies. one cent; in Wrappers, two csnts.
ADvERrIskAESTs (of eight lines to the ssuAre)
inserted three times for every other day or semi
weekhs Is per cent. advance; onoea week, 50 PER
cent. sdSanoe.
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Educational.
RROOKEvILLE ACADEMY.

III
The next session will cc@%snoe oSSsSis Ms ssc
tehlDer OLD. None but eachers of thoroueh schoI
nrshp and ccessfnf perienee win he epsareJ
hs acG;SmmSdstion iS, e EI bosIders the Prnc-
board snl ing 8. -hopse !,f as being % progress. -:
Of sSsy S, be t sdvsRcsd classes in
by astrictly practical course, at the option of te
.CstaIosues may lie obtained at the p,,n,,., ho,,
stores or sy addressing, at Brookevle. Md either
+. b. .fKETTlMAN. A. NJ, Principal. s
aug eolm President Board Of Trustees.
GEoKGfEIM1SMTSlo EMSTloGtt oGGttAsssJfAt HskpsMAYNsD MAND MATa
- PA. BOWEN.
M I-StaWSw Principal.
Mss RIgDELh,s SELECT SCHOOL willie
Monday IN sePtembfSI S.s.,.u,..
ssy Or. R l. e; Smith. Jos. F: Brown. Esq,
heaI Dr. r IL. ourley, Benz. A. Janvler, Esq.
The Es.rs... Ta. TSISN y 10, vel. sGADEMY m
. - z. RICHARDS, Principal
- THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.
that tbe mts EicahRDs, gives notice
on the LIST of September, 1853. jJ 50 dim
RUGBY ACADEMY,
IL l4th street. opposite Ftarkiix Square,,
. Inc exercises oil this school wnl be resumed on
the st of September, under the charge of the under
signed. who will give his personal attention to the
instruction OF young gentlemen in English and cas-
Apply, BY letter or otherwise for further iuforma
tion.
iy H-sw REV. JAS. A. HAROLD
rULPEPER FEMALE INSTITUTE,
~ At Cntpeper COuYt House, Va.
. This School will commence its second session the
hrst Monday In September, 1853 Cul psper COurt
house Is slt tuated immediately on the Orange a
Alexandra Railroad. In the Piedmont region of the
tate; and IS rot surpassed by any village for its
beauty OF scenery, heaIthiness, and good society
Inc institute buildings of brick. IS BY so feet
wei ventilated and thoroughly furnished.
TERMS,
For session Of fCe months, payable half in ndrnpes
Board, including fuel lights and washing $50 80
Iaitlon, IN common English branches I2 50
Higher English branches .----..... Is 10
Ancient and Modern languages and
Mathematics. lcs.......-............ D 50
MUSIC on Piano. ...----........... IL 50
MUSIC on Guitar, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS ~
Drawing. ................... 10 90
painting 10 90
fmDrOldery 3
For further particulars address Rev. John w
GEORGE, or WILLIAM BALL, A. NJ, Princ-
pals, Culpeper Court House, Va. jy q dtSep6-
~ GEoRG RrowS, ID. c..
The next annual session of this school will com
menee on MONDAY, September 6, 1859. Circulars
may be obtained at the hrug Store of Mr.. R. = y,
CIssel, corner Congress and Bridge streets.
GEO ARNOLD
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EQR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CT

FTI1Ns, II, n VI Wh T.NCHANbE FUK CIT 7
PROPERTY--A FAR Nj, conta ming no acres,
less than 10 miles from Washing ton. under good
cultivation and having o chard of $50 trees OF
cholce ffult comprising apples, peaches. apricots,
nectarines, pears, qnlnces, &C., together with
grapes, currants. strawberries, &c.-the same hsv-
ing a good dwelling containing nine rooms, with
cellar, &o-wIll be sold reasonable terms. or ex
changed for oIty property. There Is a good barn
ana stabilng on the premises, good water at n g
door, ana numerous never failing springs. About
40 acres are IN wood consisting of oak hickory and
chestnut. The stock and crops may be purchased il
desired. For further particulars inquire of JAS. s.
SCAGGS 7th street, ar JOHN ID. CLARK, ESQ -,
18th street. between g and ID streets.
iv Is 2awtf
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u LING No. S96 ID street north, between 9Th and
!th st-eet west IL is fitted up with all the modern
house To punctual tenant the rent will lie mode,
rate Apply to WIN. MARTIN, or A. Green, Auc-
ilOnaAr. ieQ orrff
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pQwLAND,s MACCAssAR OIL st GIBBS
II Hair Store. pear Otk street. 10 a-Sn
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| STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
AT PRlVAE SA E-The subscriber has for pri-
yate sale new and very desirable three story Brick
DWELLING HOUSE, with large Back Buildings,
CONTAINING eleven rooms, built in the best manner,
and furnished throughout with all the modern i'm
provemonts-gas and water, furnace, range, 30,
6o.-atuated on north Nj street, between 9Th and
10th streets west, one door east of 10th street.
Terms easy and immediate possession given.
JAS. g. MCGUIRE,
dp I'D Auct'r. and Com. Merchant.
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For Rent and Sale.

Eok SALE-A neat and comfortable Dwell
y DING HOUSE. No. b5s; fronting south on
Massachusetts avenue, betwee ID and Sd sts Wsst.
The lot extends through to street, making aso an
entrance on IL. Terms reasonable. Apply TO POL
LARD WEBB, No. 521(2d story j az ri. iy "a
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4UDu0l feet j. and TX dressed Florida yellow Pine
FLOORING, t0ngued and dressed.
l5lHO1 feet III and IA wide dressed FLORIDA Yellow
FLOORING, tongued aud grnoved.
100000 feet "a narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL
ING, tongued and gr00ved.
10000 feet Il vide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING
tOnEued and grooged.
2Ua00J feet X mrrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ING, square edged
l0lW0 feet dressed WEAFFIERR0ARnS.
uoOOJ iet rough Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting Of inch
Boards, Wt2tltrboaris, SCautlng Juists
o4O0J feet assorted Cypress Lumber, Lath aud Shingles,
"A
SAshes, Doors, Blinds, Mouldipgs etc ETC
For sale at the lowest market prices in lots suit par
chasers. by SIMPSON 4 DuRR,
syJU ly New Basin.
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DEUuEME CoUR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE MARIE
ella xouveeofeans 4 a. P5BtANS s e Fo
A TTENDU que Louis p. Pofhier a pres
y serte petition la our peet obsnt5 les Lr
dmuis aiarie Adele DeBlanc
ga femme. decide intesat-
Avis present donne que peut con-
dHv0ir deiuire dix iUurs
quele il ne seral pas fat dr0i la dte petition.
Par orGre de IL Conr
j.. L Kelly Graf
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LEGAL NOTICES,

SECOND DISTRICT CouRTl SUCCESSION OF MARIE
,,-o-, ADELE pEBLANG, wife of L.
WHEREAS Louis b. Pothier has petf-
w tiuel the Court for Letters of Administrator n 8 lie
testate-
Notice B hereby given a whom it may to how
within ten days why the Of he said petitioner
should not be granted.
BY order Of the Court
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DLACIDE's vABIETIEs-GRAvlEE STREET
Stage Manager. ..................Mr JOHN SETON.
Treasurer. Mr., PHILIP WARREN.

pLACIDE's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STREET
Stage Manager ....s..,....... JOHN SETON.
Treasurer. ......,s...-.t.. Mr. PHILIP WABREN.
SECOND FIaHT or THE SEASON.
Tuesday, Dec. q,
THE HEIR At LAW
DR.. Panglogs. Mr. John Owens
His arst appearance thls saasonI
Zske HomsFpun M. T. PIacide
First appearance in this theasr.I
Dick Mr.. George Jordan
His second appearance in New orleansl
Kenhck Mr.. Seymour
tHIs first appearance IN New Orleans.l
Lord Dubey.. Mr. Mark Smith
ibis second appearance in this theaer.
seadfast Mr.. Pu1kett
His second appearance in Amerca.J
Henry asreland Mr. Briggs
His second appearance.l
Lady DuberIy Mrs John Seton
Her frst appearance in New Ofleaas.l
Caroline Mrs Mark Smith
tHer FIRST appearance inthis thsater.l
Cicey Homespun. Mrs. Plunket:
DANCT
BY Mile Zoe Gesrgetta, and Misses Gale and jackson.
Concluding with the English translation Of La charbre
deuI Its /" called
THE DOUBLE-BEDDED ROOM.
Dulcimer Pipes. George Holland.
His FIRST appearance in this t4eaier.l
Major Miners. III. A. +. Davenport
Second appearance in New Orleans.
Mrs Lomax. Mrs John Seton.
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
First and Second Tiers and Parquette IS cents.
Boxes Third Tier for colored persons only
Gallery
sgTbo Box ONCE open from 10 to O'Clock, daily, where
places may be secured.
E- open at hapast 6oclock-Perfounance to com
mence at I. d.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


SPaAIL1InpIING & ROGERS AMrHTHEATEe AND
Manager r. sPALDING.
LAST MONT OF
BUChLEH'S sERENADERSy
ETHIOPIAN BUELEsQUE OPERA TRoUrEi
AND
BENEFIT OF G. swAIEE BUCKLEY.
TUESDAY NIGHT, De..Z
A Grand Farewell OPERATIC MINSTREL TERPsTCHO-
REAN and Comic FETE.
R5- For particulars Zee Daily Programme"
go ST &c EyEEg NIGHT EVERY SATURDAY
E& Admission 70 Amphheae % cents Children under TO-
n5-Doos ~ cnraiS r uI S7Y III Al mid
dsy ~ s5 hoy, doors open ~ Curtain rises atf214
Rs-Improper characters rgidiy excluded d.
ST. CHARLES THEATER-sT. CHARLES ST.
Lessee and Manager. ......-.-. r. nrR4R
Aen"g Manager H. CORR
fs1c Is5 9F IA Circle and paquse IS
81 EACH Private Quadroap Boxes 81 each.
Second night Of The engagement O. Mr. JAMES ANDERSON
First night Of the engagement of Miss SUSAN DENIM.
TUESDAY EVENING Dec. l. 1858,
Inc celebrated Play Of THE KING OF THE COMMONS
5% S so3 % E Bo@e9s =: Gs s S TER SWISS SWANS
oe eot ops 9psa a f S 3ysfos precisely Box
az q 9 GHEsLEY, Treasurer.
ORLEANS THEATEB oPTE NC orr, I,T-T
" ~ " 49,
TUESDAY Decpr,,e,7 1eEe
Sc29d night of BoisIdus Opera in three acts LA DAME
1s-ThuTsday-THE HUGUENors.
Performance Commences at = oirloab
gB- Tcka Office every day from O'Clock A. NJ 10 81
o'clock p NJ. - : : 800 - a. ~ "
en- THIRTEENTn ANNIVERSARY. ~
m DRESS, FANCY, Ds E5s, and NAsQUERADgA
LIN Ia. -, BALL, # lhe t..4kE
1sFaellte Charitable AssocIatIou,
o be- given At
Q D d 2 Ell l. o W 81 Fl IL.
| ON THURSDAY EVENING, DECEHBER O 1873
COMMITTEE OF AKRANGsWEs1s ........
s, schoenfeId, Isaac Raas
s schwfrin j Roseabelg
Louis stern, B KotSaski.
!. Regensburger A. ScheI
j. Stitch s E;nrsTbsio,
j. Neuhauser, 4 Lehman
s schoenreid FLOOR MANAGERS. low
Vi. tirizner. g E 80
Louis stern. Sinhei ''
COMMITTEE mr. prrrrr+rC' ,-i''i'
l.. Regensnurger / Sti.b
H4sR tssprrr1c,y 49, , - amt
B. Kowalski ''' @'tioS w !, ai niE
Iyyrr .rfo,, cr,, 1919 - ~ sl' usS'
B. Kowalski chairman Lion C;risbe,uar
B. DrsiUss. l.. Stern. + L SSgspS0ufgeF'
! E5g- Price Of admiss on 81 m l. levy
gTckets may be had Of Sy Of the abova Cr,rt,oss
For LADIES' Invitations al ~ IL W
ton. '''a''''' '''i On we committee OF invita-
e54- Music under the dractor ne NJ 1,oia It'd
~ td9 S'' 0'ss'on Of mr. Meier Hostiaer'
=, ,I,T,--- .-----
HDEIEf sfREEf en1sh af'yst to- ana ~ E lat
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de ID Nnupelle Orleans. ALENANDER-yo Il $50
ATTENDU que G. Il. Beauregard a presen-
IA te petition la Cour ehet d6b5epir eres de
CuaieIe la Succession de feu n F. alexander
cede intsstat-
par present ceux one celia peut con-
eerne dayoir den[e sous dix oHr les rasens pour les
queles il ne serat pas fatt drot la dite petition
al ii j. L. KELLY, Dspute Greaier.
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sECoND DIsrRlor eouRrl SUCCESSION OF PATRICK
OF New Orleans. EEsTOR-Eo 1000
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors
IN of this Estate and an other persons herein Interested
to show within days from the present notification
they have why the presented by
Of this Estate should b honoogaed and approved aud the
funds distributed in accordance Herewith
By order of the Court.
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DEuxIEME coUR DE DISTRICT 4 SUCCESSION DE PATRICK
de Ia Nouvelle. Orleans. RESTaR.--Eo. 10000.
A WIS est par lie present donne aux cream
cier de Ia ssdite succession
celia pent coneerner dayoir dedure dix ous de
Ia presente publication les risons pour legquees
presente les ExeeuteurB de la Succession point
Hpprouye ct homo0gue les fonds mains repar
commencement dit compile.
Par ordre de Ia gour.
dI 10 j. L, KELLY. Depute GrefieF.
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SECOND DISTRICT CouRr SUCCESSION OF \. F. ALExAN-
of New Orleans. uER-No. u $50
WHEREAS 6. 7. Beauregard has petitions
w ed the Letters dictatorship the vacant
Estate Of the late N F. Alexander, inestate
Notice hereby given all whom it may concern to show
within ten days why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
by order Of the Court.
r. L. KELLY Deputy clerk
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New Orleans Nov. Il 1859
vs. An election for six Directors of this
Bank for ensuing gear viii hclu Banking House
tue 3 peceber 1855 between the hours Of L O'Clock NJ
and O'Clock P. ii.
nj tds THOs LAYTON, Cashier
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n d e. ROLLING, SUCCESSORS TO P. RoY3
Wholesale and Retail GrOcers,
AND DEALERS IN WINES, FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
LIQUORS,
No. 70 OLD LEyEE STREET, New Orleans
MI ly&T Between BienviIle and Cont.
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= LOST - FIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD
EsyR StraFed from our luriber yard Sunday
XIV ih inst, large Black Newfoundland Dog, Old
4444 teatlmuctl The above reeard will be paid
on his return otiise, 32J Magazine street.
d63t A BROWN i 60.
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CREDIT sALE-l5o cases BOOTS SHOES and BROGANS.
BY BLAGHE i BEAUMONT, Auctoneers,
FRIDAY, 10th instant, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
at their rooms No Il Gharrc st., will be sold
1870 Boots Shoes aud Brogans,
h3-TERMS--At sale. d.
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DR. BROCNLEBANK, DENTIST Ia, removed
- from his Old ehce on Lafayette Square to n Camp rect,
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TO PLANTERS AND BUILDERS

sALAMANDER CEMENT ROOFING,
For making walerght and durable work and the only
pound suitable TO this climate.
Any Planter Builder by directions pnt his
Roofs equally we'll as myself.
This Roofing Ii an inferior kinds which have
the advantage Of being Fire Proof much less Weather
Proof
half the usual weight Of timber sufficient all
ridge tiles guttenE flashing metal will Jar of
of blow eff and subject to the everlasting repairs
quired In other roofing. d. CHRISTIE, Builder,
Office Luneschloss Bro { Co.'S Hardware Store,
Gl9 Tu&W* No. ia Camp street.
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DRI1E EASTERN -I.UtBAEEs landing ev
ship Mary i, CampbeII Fo- a. ls District Tor sale by
n5J STONES X co, Fl iBYeF street
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TsrE POETRY OF FPmYsHC
AYERS PILLS.

Ayrstr f,'is glte sUSat-shod over The pal
ate, but their energy. although wrapped up,
Is there, and tells with giant force on the
very foundation OF disease. There are thou
sands ol sufferer. who would not wear their
dI>,-mpers II they knew They could be cured
Tor 25 cts. Try Ayers Pills and you know
"
Purify The blood and disease will be starS.
ed ont. ...-
Cleanse the system from impurities and
you are cnred already.
Take his hes, o. all Purgai,vea, and Scrof-
ula indigestion. Weakness, Headache, Side.
ache, JaunJice, Rheumalisrn, arrangements
Of The Liver, Kidneys, ard Bow sls, aI de.
range nents aud al diseases which a purga
tive remedy rsn reach, fly before them like
vtknpss bei0fs The sun.
Reader, il you a'e suffering from any OF
The numerous complaints they cure--suTrr
nn ,nuIe--lhe remedy has been provided for
you. and il i criminal 10 neglect il.
That Ayers Cherry Pectoral, is the best
medicine for a Cough, is known TO the whole
word, and that Ayers Pills are lhe best OF
oil Pill, is kCowu lu those who have used
Them.
Prepared by DR.. JAS. c. AVER, Practical
aud Analytical C5emIst, Lowell, Mass.-anG
Sold by +. =. I.u'z and all Druggists in
BIoomsbnra, aud by Dealers in Medicine
evrUwhrrs.
Nov. IL, 1857 Pm.
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AN ANCIENT TOAST.

n 1t was grand day in the old chival.
ric time; the wine circling around the board
in, noble hall, and the sculptured walls
rang with sentiment and song. The lady ol
almighty heart was pledged aloud by yname,
and many syllable significant of loveliness
had been uttered, until it came St. Icons
turn, when, liftingthe sparkling cup on high
az drink to one," he said,
"Whose image never may depart,
Deep craven on this grateful heart,
Till memory is dead.
"To one whose love for me shall last,
When lighter passions long have passed,
So holy tits and true;
To one whose love hath longer dwelt,
More deeply fixed, more keenly felt,
Than any pledged by you"
Each guest upstarted at the word,
And laid his hand upon his sword,
With fury flashing eyes;
And Stanly said-''We crave the name,
Proud Knight, of this most peerless dame
Whose love you count so high"
81. Leon paused, as if he would
Not breathe her name in careless mood,
Thus lightly 10 another:
Then bent his noble head as though
TO give that word the reverence due,
And gently said-"My Mother"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1858-01-27

ToucHIsG INciDENT.-The Buffalo CONNER
eial says thatthe Rector OF St. Paul's Church,
in that city, had reached the middle Of
his discourse OH Christmas Eve, when 4
delegate from heathendom came up the
south isle. 1t was young squaw, with n
half. f.heathenish, hall. civilized dress, dim
inulive bonnet hanging on the back of her
head by the strings, and calico shawl OF
gay colois wrapped around her like blan-
ket. She came along with the slow Indian
step, until, near the font of the church, c
gentleman gave her seat. She sat down as
If unaccustomed 10 cushions, and maintain
ed her good behavior, except when the Rec
tor was more than usually emphatic, she fell
called to express her approval by an audi
bic "bat's good !" During the singing oi
1he closing hymn, she stood up with the rest,
evidently much excited, leaning eagerly for
ward, her frame quivering with the new
emotion of organic music. But, after the
benediction, when the choir performed an
anthem, she rushed out of the pew into the
space before the chancel, where she stood
unconscious Of the gaze of the congregation,
her eyes fixed on The organ, and all the
strangeness of her position forgotten in the
the rush of sensation produced by the rich
notes of the organ and the exulIing chorus
of the anthem. Poor child of the wilds
drunk with new emotion, stray lamb from
heathendom, joining unconsciously in
the worship of One who, almost at the
antipodes and nineteen centuries ago, lay in
swaddling cloths within a manger?