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Hay Rake-Brins it Home

An obliged friend of Ambrose s. Rubey's called at
his farm last hay making and borrowed, without
leave his one-horse Hay-rake, and has not yet re-
turned it As the time has again arrived when he
could it to advantage himself, he respectfully re-
quests that friend it Immediately, and re-
ceve his thanks for taking of it for him. Bring
II home!
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INDIANA UNIVERSITY This Institti-
ton, located at Bloomin gton, Ind jodg
ing from the Catalogue now before Us,
is in flourishing condition, the stu
dents in all departments numbering
02o
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ABSENT Mayor BENNETT is now abb
sent-gone to Liberty to attend Court
ana will not be at his post until the first
ofnext week. He is attending some Of
the cases he left unfinished 10 the Union
Court ENos THOMAS. ESQ, presides
in H. Il: ;tis return, and he puts
bust r'si, -qis II to the Mayor
fitE.&t,
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w Madame Rive's Concert, July 20

The iron and stone street crossings
will soon make a comfortable walk in all
kinds of weather to A. S. Reeds Drug
store, where our citizens can always find
the kind of medicine they may need,
besides a most excellent article of Soda
and Saratoga Water. AIS the place for
won gran collectione' of Toilet articles.
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Gw ~ re- ~ re-

GS @ @ @ EH
The attention Of our readers is directed to
the advertisement of GOES DYSPEPSIA
CURE, In another part of the Palladium.
This truly Valuable Medicines recommend
ed by all who use it. Read the certificates.
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DENrIsTRY-CoMPEr1r1oN-Our Den
tai friends in this city are good work
men, and there is no necessity for any
thing else but honorable competition be
tween them. Reports, however, come
that one of the craft is busily engaged
talking about the .sinferior.'' brittle, ,
cheap teeth that DR.. T. Rose Is IN the
habit OF using and palming Of Oh his
customers as first class articles: whilst
he uses the BEST, and his prices Ire the
same as DIR, Rs. Now, DR.. f. authesri-
yes us to say that he never has used he
kind Of teeth his mozish competitor char
Jes him with using; but on the contrary
has. used only those celebrated an5 ser
Y,cal}}e teeti. manufactured by either. s
S. y aite Jus i & Co. and Johnson &
Luaa ,---lii of whose work are 50 equal
a,la point Of excellence. that there l. Ii
tie or 40 choice between them. except
ina: IS to form DIR RosE uniform
price is $40 to $50 for FULL SET OF
TEETH. and he warrants satisfaction =
His workmanship shows for itself, and
there is no necessity for him to decry
the wo k Of those engaged in the same
business with himself, in order to gain
patronage, ii his honorable competitor
does think it is a case of prime -cessity
with himself! We hope this gentle hint
may ..plug up this reprehensible.." cavi-
ty' in the head of the Dentist alluded
to, and further notice will be unneces-
sary. 7 PIP ia red
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Go to Mrs. 8. A. lifts, on North Franklin, eary
opposite Saenger Hall, for every variety of latest
styles of Bonnets Ribbons Flowers, DC. Her prices
are very reasonable. Go there, ladies'. .".i
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j and Tan from theface, use PERRY's MORN A,
FREcKLE LorIoH. Prepared only by DR.. B. c. err
ry. Sold by all Druggists. No g 3m.
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2 For the best and most complete lot Of
Wall Paper and Window Shades go to
S. G. Dugdale's Toy and Confectionery
Establishment, East Main Street
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"A Good people are most always ready to
assist those who are sincerely trying to
cease from evil, doing. Such is the case
of Mr.. Green. He is now clothed in his
right mind, has ceased putting the bot
tie to his neighbors' lips is now enga
ged in a1egitimate business, selling fam
lily groceries. Give him a good start,
eand if he proves to be worthy, he can
mot help prospering-he will be sustain
ed q
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For a Fashionable Silk, Felt, OF Straw Hat, go to
John Suffrn' sold stand, gentlemen, and make your
received at his old stand. vaR suoa4 wsas
aa.aGs. Es3iaU 8 . aso1a ne!ls aavs
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DECLINED respectfully declined
publishing very severe communication
against the late Superintendent of our
Schools, Geo. P. Brown, Esq :, and have
sent it back to the author Justice in
the last Telegram, goes over pretty
much the same ground, and sends the
same kind and sized chips into Mr.:
BIS face. One at q time, gentlemen,
and whilst Mr.. B. is watching the pro-
gress of the schools with his 'paternal
pride and 'paternal love- we'll stand
by and see fair play between him and
Justice and if the former desires US
to explain that he meant to say Forney
instead of Stanton, in abiding to A. Us
'dead-duck' comparison, we'll do it with
pleasure
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The National Convention OF the Y. N. e. A. Just
closed its session at Portland, Maine. Our friend,
9eorge h. Grant. OF this city, was delegate from
the Young Mems Christian Association of Rich
nond.
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re- Madame Rive's Concert, July %.
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Here Messrs. Howard, Butler, Peter
son, Roberts and others congratulated
Councilman CURME on his eloquent eff
fort, and we left to write out the speech
from the impeI feet notes furnished US.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-30

OF The JOINT resolution reported from the Com
mitee ON ihe Judiciary by Mr.. Boutwell,. Ii
is as follows:
r. 1 resou,d, Ctwo-thirds OF botn houses CON-
eurrine,) That the following article be pro-
posed 10 the Legislatures OF the several States
as an amendment 20 the Constitution of the
Unit,d STATES, which, when latihsd by three
fourths OF ssid Legislatures. shall be held as
part OF said Constitution, namely.
ARTICLE
Sec. I. The night Of any ciIizen OF the United
TO vote shall nos b. oenied or abridged by n =
United States or any State, by reason OF race
color. or previous condition Of slavery OF any
citizen or class OF citizens Of the United States
Sec. The Congress shall have power 20 n
force by appropriate legislation the proyIsiors
OF his article.
Mr.. Brooks IN. " demanded the yeas sud
nays on the motion thst the Joint resolution be
engrossed and read a third time: and they were
ordered. The vote resulted-lsas l4s, nsys ~
Mr. Boutwell, Mass. deman the previous
question on the passage OF the resolution, and
also the yess and nays.
The previous gu stlon was seconded and the
yeas and nays were ordered. The vote result
.d-Yras I51, nays ~. Two-thirds having
voted IN the Affirmative, the resolution was
adopted.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

During the week, ending to-day, there has
been received at the Treasury Depar TN ant
from the Printing Division, Scl3,GJO in Frac-
tional Currency.
The amount shipped during the same pe-
rlod was as follows: To Assistant Treasurer at
Boston, $lUO,COO to Assistant Treasurer at
New York. S2O0,OGO; To Assistant Treasurer at
Charleston, 5. c., $50,ON to Assistant Treas.
u1er AT New Orleans, SU 0,CJ; u. s. Depository
at Pitsburg, Pa, S5aOOO; L. y Depository At
Mobile, Ala, $4,000; U =. Depository at Buf.
falo. N. Y, SJO,0UO; U. S. Deposi ory at Chica-
go, slOOtU0; u. 5. Depository a, Cincinnati,
SloI,1o0: u: 5. Depository at Baltimore, $780, 100;
to National Banks and others, Sl9i,j76. Total.
sl,oJ43"I. Excess of shipments this week over
last, sie3.5ii.
The amount Of securities held by the Treas
uTer OF the United States In trust Ior National
Banks, reported to-day, were AS follows: For
circulating notes, S3i2, 2,6c0; for deposits of
public moneys, S55, "a $50 Total 3d. IT,
The amount Of National Bank currency rs.
sued durIpg the week was sol 200, making the
total amount Issued up To date 1912, l2S G2G
From this is 10 be deducted the following
amounts Mutilated bills returned, 81 ,4U3, ~.
notes OF insolvent banks redeemed oy United
States Treasurer, S97g, 12s; leaving in actual
circulaIoD at this date, S299, 5,s66.
The amount OF Fractional Currency redeemed
and destroyed during The week was S7iI6D
which is the )argest amount redeemed and de :
stroytd in any one week since the existence Of
he Depertnent.
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A Ysasg Lady KILLED by Her Lover. vito
tkeu ills "a rosrlf


then Mil, "a ms~if.
A most horrld and sickening murder took
pisce, I Thursday, on The road near - seilsyllle,
belmoat county, OHIO. GA that afsernooa .
Fox. residing nCar - swellsylIle. WAS met ca TIE
road Rear her fasher's house ey q former lover
named Thomas Carr. Carr had ben paying
attentions 90 the young lady for some time, ana
short time ago asked permission OF the
parents 10 marry her. The parents refased STA
iing their daughter was bul fourtg en- year, old.
and too young 10 enter the relations ola wife
OF the interview. but made threats 10 me neigh
oors, 70 which no attention WAS pad. He
shortly afer left the n~iehborhood. but return
60 on me dsy OF the murder. and visited several
families near Mr.. fox's house. and inquired a.
ne could borrow gun 20 shoot a rabbit. Not
succeeding. he started down the road IN the
direction oi the chsrsh, where the young lady
was attending worship. Carr met his victim,
in company with her little brother on the roaa
on their way home. He sprang upon me de-
fenseless girl with large knife, stabhing her
IN the orssst He then se'zed her by the hair.
and cut her throat from ear ts ear The ltttle
brother ran home and informed his father OF
the terr ble tragedy en- acted below ne heuSe-ou
the road. The agonized father FASTENED 20 tne
spo', only 20 md The body OF his eeanuful
child covered with blood. lying lifeless IN the
rosd. Alter the hellish deed, ,srr started OF
agcin In quest Of gun. He Was tracked next
morning 10 n coal bank some distance from IN.
scene of the murder. where he remained uutil
nearly daylight, when he he'll the bank aus
Weni To The rssidenUe Of the murdered gIrl.
4 ne fsmily WsTe startled bv the report of "a
sun. Upon gong ont they found Carr lying
OF the ground with hts throat cut n had fall
ed 10 sever the artery and was stiil alive. He
was carried to the house Of Daniel MunSey near
by, and mt dlcal ard summoncd. WIN a bulls
hole through has lungs and breathing witt
dimcultl De acknow lecgsd The muraer Of me
young -iil ana the attempt uoon his . an M.
HIS wounds Were pronounced faal. The en
ci'em-ni smong the people WAS great and n
was with difficulty tbe body OF tue wounde.
man could be protected from lynchlns.
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NtSEfa5 TON, d. January Is, 1859.
IebeerfeTay certify that my wife has besn for the
past two weeks under the treatment of DR.. Aborn.
24e y street, and 10 srssidlyreesining he hearing
having been deaftor the past six years; her gen
eral health, also, 10 much improved. She has been
treated sor deafness by some sir emireut phy.i-
clans in Boston, and her case pronounced incura-
ble. She can row hear ordinary corversati On
which she bad been deprived Of for so long a time
L xouId state that the treatment Of Dr. Aborn Is
not sa,nfzl, no. in the least de gree uns easaut.
GEO. T. eMALLwOeD,
Business Agent Colombian College
Washinet n, d O.
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wAsH1xsrox, D. c., Iaauary II. lsss


DE-. ABORy-Oear Sir have been uader your
treatment between two and three weeks for a dir
ease of the head, throat, and chest, which causSe
me TO despair OF my life; bat sm vesy grateful
10 be able to add my testimony In behalf Of your
successful treatment. began to improve within
twenty -four hours after having placed myself
nnder your care, and have continued to improve
from day to day. am quite relieved of the dis
tress in my chest, aud Hperienced reliefin every
respect far beyond my antici patiOns, ~ am 20
wears Of age. JOHN MOORE
Nc. 345 street
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THE NEW RECTOR OF Holy TRINITY
bRooKLSN.-On Monday evening last a bril-
liant reception was given 10 honor OF Rev. Dr
Z. II. Hall, of Washington, ID. u, AZ the house
OF Mr.. j. II. Paleston, Remuen street Brook
lyn, on occasion of DR.. Halls acceptance of the
rectorship OF Holy Trinity m place of DIR
LlftieJobn Among the gaests present were the
Biahop OF Maine, Rev. Dr. Huntington, @.
Roefon, b shop elect of the new Diocese OF
New YORK: Rev. DIR. Little lohn Bishop of
Long Island; the venerable Dr. Hill, so long
known re American missionary IN Greece.
hev. Drs. Ninton and Ting. OF New YORK. and
a large number OF the Episcopal clergy of
Long Island. MesSrs A A. Low Henry r
PierrepCnt' ID. MORGAN, and many other lead
ing CITIZENS OF brooklyn and New York CITY
were present. The whole affair was exceed.
lngly enjoyable, aud must have been very
gratifylng TO Dr. Hall as a cordial greeting 70
h1m upon entering into his new field of labor
The Doctor showed by his vigorous dealings
win men and morals in Washington To Il he is
a live man, and we trust that THIS grll efuf
compliment and hearty welcome from his fu-
ture fellow-c.tizens and -workers will
strengthen I'm TO take hold in BROOKLYN with
has whole power.-N. D. Tlnsss.
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TESTIXONIAL From A SON OF MES
JOSEPH FOLLANSBEE

wssHIS ISGToS, ID. o., yanuery Il. 1869
Dr.. AsoRS-Desr Sir: In justice to you and the
benefit Of the afflicted. wish t. add Ely testimony
10 the Iist of those whom you have cured. -Four
teen years ago had the scarlet fever, and have
been dest IN my left since, until i As
relieved by yea. placed my sell under your care
hve DAYS ago, and received IN impre senent BY the
krst oper alton, and have continued to improve 30
that nov can hear the ticking of 9 watch some
eight inches from my ear.
CHARLES FOLLANSBEE,
h street, between eth and 7th.
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Virginia News.

ON Thursday, while Mr.. CornelIu. H.
wss proceeding 10 his home In Norfolk cou,
Va. and had arrived at locality on the =
fork known AZ Smoky Town, he was set n
and bIutally assaulted by three negro
wayman. Mr.. Hays was knock from
cart and trutally bCat until he was ssns.
and after Iobbng his person the fiends ned
the night OF the same day he expired.
muI der was committed on Saturday mo
ing last, near DarvIlls, Dim widdle county, Va
A Mr.. Baily, highly respcctab Old gentle
man, wrs murdered by a negro mSn. IL seem
ed ihat the negro claimed that Mr. r. owed hin
money, which the later denied. when the ne.
gro gave him the lie, aud thsu beat ham -
1everely with a club that he died immedia civ
The man wes arrer.ed,
The Court of Augusta county has postponed
the vote on the Valley Railroad subscrlptlon
TO the sih Thursday IN May. owing ~ the pres
ent political status.
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TISTIMeSIAL FROM gEv. John HAlNEs
WAsHISerCS,D. c., January Il, fsE.
To Tsy FUBLIc:
have been paiptuIly e<iicted with en- rleera: ed
disease Of my threat fe- about three years which
~ Sines caused ne to rSinquish all business. In
deed, fer two years have bee n unabie to perform
ny PASTORAL duties, owing to the serious condition
OF rny throat was pcovidentisIly I'd vised 20 sp-
ply to DR.. AberR, Q. s4s = street, By one Of his
patients, which d:t about two weeks ago, and
within the brief period Of two weeks, urser his
shiEful treatment, ] can cheerfuliy state that
eonsiGer myself permanently cured. There seemed
to be recuisr properties In Or. Abern q treatment
~hieh acted I'D 10 magic in my csse.
BIv JOHN HA-NEs
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

DECEMBER q, 1858.
TAis 10 70 certify THAI i have been afiictsd vish
CArcnic Catarrh and ssre Throat for twenty ysars
past, and have suffered acutely therefrom for two
ysass. Though not very deaf, I have always heard
fndtss;nctiy. have been under the treatment of
Doctor Aborn, OF 3ls = street, for two weeks, and
eheerfsIy assert that Of the Chronic Catsrrh
and Sore Throat is being rapidly effected and that
i hear xauch more distinctly than before was
treated J.F. JONBs,
Third Auditors Once
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MEDICAL, NOTICE

Doctor y DEF CURTIS. suthor Of. n snhood, ~
Medical ksssys on Marriage. " &C. &C, bess %
neuiy MS Wsshi ington patients, that owing 20 hfs
extensive practice In Baltimore, he will in future
oe able 70 devote sny the following days 90 their
fntereets, and will attend on WEDNESDAY,
ana sATUkpAf EvENINSs from 10 D. m
snd soNpAhe from ~ 60 and 8 20 D.. m !. at
NO. 222 n street. q Of Miliards Hotel
other days at bis residence, 3. North Charles
street. Baltimore
. SPECIALITY -Treatment aad cx-s Of nervous de-
oiiity, and all diseases arising from abuses Of the
system. oc 2s an
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ALIENS Lung BALSAM

ALIENS Lung BALSAM.
IL sells everywhere and givee satisfaction. Reed
the following extracts from leeters:
b. Bowie, Druggist. Uufontown, Penn
wrftes. Allen D Lusg balsam has performed some
remarkable cures about here recommend 10 WITH
confidence In oil disasses Of the Throat sod Lu ues
eTERLIsG Bios Druggists, write from Osrrol-
ton send ne elk dozen ALLBNS 3 LUNG BAL
SAM. We are entirely out OF t L. gives more
eeheral satisfaction than any other medicine we
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have been sfiicted with chr onic Catarrh 30
that could net breathe through my rsstriis. and
was very nervous and debilitated when placed
myself under DR.. Aborn . care. some three week.
ago. now can breathe freely through ny nos
sriIs and szn feeling like new being. His tire at
nent has had c most magical effect upon my case
A. sTIARwALT, JR,
Government Printing Office.
JAkUGky L, l69
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$3.50. S;s,. I'm TH oioen gives the
break, construct a leather thimble, fill Ii with
soap and lime together, then thurst into the
thimble the finger or thumb that may be affect
ed After the felon breaks, dress II with a
poultice made from the pulp II roasted scoke
root, the effect Of which will be most soothing
and delightful. cure soon follows. In some
parts Of the country this plant goes BY TIE
name Of "poke," instead Of scoke, the true
name. 1t bears numerous clusters Of purplish
berries, which pigeons and other birds are very
fond Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-30

Mr.. CoNKLIrG introd uced in the Senate this
morning bill tc promote the building Of
Steamships IN the United ;Srates and to provide
tor the transportation of the U. - mails be-
tween New York and Europe by steamships
bIilt IN the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-30

The Prince Georgian has the following items
F Farm Soh.-Ooi. John B. Brooke, as trustee
for the owner has disposed of the farm OF VIM.
ID. Talburtt, Esq, containing about two hun
drsd and nifty acres, situated about four miles
from this place near the Oak Grove Post OF.
flee. 10 Wm. Il. Bowie, Esq al private sale
There is fine, comparatively new dwelling on
The place, and the necessary out-buildings.
Price paid thirty -one dollars per acre.
2 IroTacted Neeting-There has been q pro.
fractrd meeting in progress at the Episcopal
Methodist Church in this place since Sunday
ASf
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This AfterRsSR's Dispatches.
THE EASTERN 0UESTgON

PARIS, Jan. 3o.-Dispatchcs f. ON Aliens
aurounce the arrival there of Count wa,ewsk'
An unfayorable reply TO the propositions "
the Paris Conference anticipated from the
6rfek Government The neutrality of the
Grear Powers in the difii, ulty betw cen Turkey
and Greece is assured
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COLLJSION At SEA

NORFOLK, Va, Jan. 30-The steamer sara
foga. of the Old Dominion Line, collidcd with
the schooner Roe, bound for Norfolk with a
cargo of guano, off Chincafegue, FRIDAY night.
carrying away the schooner's main mast
boom, and gan, and breaking the steimer's rail
The schooner WAS towed TO this port
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- A great ship is TO be built in San Fran.
ci,co If the plans already on exhibition meet
with favor. II is TO be as large As the Great
Eastern, but will draw emily eighteen feet or
Common beds will be substituted for hunks,
the stateroOms will be very much larger than
In common ships, and Will be arranged along
the centre instead Of at the sides, making the
rolling Of the huge craft less perceptible. II is
destined that passage only shall be sold by the
company. meals being provided by two CON, J,
pe'iBg restaurants. The saloon will be five
huhdred feet long.
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ACARD FROM PiYMAsTER Ot,S SlNGHAM
n NAVY

WssHINGIoS, G., Jan. l3. 1850.
The skifuI, successful, and sc:sntihc trestn,s ii
of DR. Abcrn in Q case OF Ear tri Throat disease
eIeits my gratitude and thanks, and i warmly
commend him - my friezds snl the public zen
ersl.y.
DIR. 8born Is a man OF sev v ords, but his rrofe.
,-onAl ability speaks for -tse"
JOHN 8. S.CUNNINGUAM,
PayEeeter United States Navy.
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TIE CHEsA PRAKR AND Oaro CANAL TRaDK
Inc Cumberland Civilian, says: The business
OF boat building at the various yards IN this
city promises To be quite brisk during the COM
ing season. Contracts have already been made
Tor some thirty or more boats. and the demand
viii, probably, sull further increase. Should
The Cumberland Valley Railroad carry INTO
execution ITS purpose of extending It's road 20
Williamsport, the business must n once
az sumo larger proportions. The construction
OF mat road, IL addition TO opening an ad-
berland coal, would give the hard coal of Penn
sylvanla an immense advantage over its
present facilities for reaching tie Washing
Ton market. The anthracite along the line of
the Cumberland Valley Road could be placed
on boats at Williamsport and convey by
canal TO Washington and AleNandria al tar less
rates than are now paid by way of Harrisburg
ana Philadelphia. This would give 10 the
canal new branch of the co1l trade which
would prove quite profitable, and enable the
Company 10 work TO greater advantage"
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WssHrE- ToS. ID. O. .Japu

wAsEIK5TOS, d. C.. January s. 1859.
This is to certify that have been cured o. deaf
ness d dischars.ng from my ear Of very severe
nature by DR.. Aborn, at a. r street, within the
period Of one week. 1 can ehesrfully recommend
all to him ~ho are suffering from similar diseases
BABTLETr, Pension OFce.
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Mr.. SHsRMAN, in the Senate this morning
presented the petition of members of the
Georgetown Councils and others, asking tn,
passage of the hill te incorporate the Indus
trial Home School for the District of Columbia