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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-16
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I'm o}abr 1911.
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Sabr 1911 In Be5ue auf bic Grneuerung
bes Sreybriefs Der atten 8anf Der Ser.
Staaten i'm @on9reB 8ebaIten bas. gr
faat -
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mir nidbt oureb bic @ouititution bereebtot,
neb bsr6 irgene Elm ]oerfommen unter ibr
oerbuneen fno. ben Srepbrief oieTer 8anF
ia erneuern uuo iob n66te bierbep NIT mel.
ner 8e,psiSfhbrun9 tebsn tleibeu. Teoob,
treiI 60 farte @inwenbunaen au @unften
Der Grneusruns, rldFbtEi9 ib es gaukens
nno oeT Ototb 8iebt reIbe bic 9tufbebuna
Der Sanf anb dufen fol-, 70 will i6 Sbre
0fabfIbt einige aIusenbIide Idnser in Din.
ipru6 nebmer. DaB einise poraberaebens
DC Berle9enbetten oarauS ent(teben tperoer,
tp1 iob nibt abIdugnen, aber gang grunolcS
ftno bic nsuiibeu Banfeotte in Neu=Dprt
eer Giutteltuna eieier Bant suse1brieben
tporren ebea 70 wobl mbdbten Ste Die Sal,
limente 1on 3ambars ,.nb Qlm(feroan, BON
2onbon uno 2berpool tbr Sure1nen e.
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l5nlest ale 0etpaIt TIT Ser ees @elobeatels
tauf ; oenu ffe sertnbsen oamit allies Mnore
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en- aaf 10 SRluionen 1ba!er 9eIDdbt (1s11,)
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@etpbiben bic fer 8anE. !R6unte nidt bic
3eit fcmmsn, no BE Bersinieuna einfs fo
9rDBen Gbeit8 Der circulirenben W1ittel bic.
les sanoes in Sen 6anten elmer Corporation
llnfern Srepbeiten sc,
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elnen &erper, trelber ZEN aroBen 0r,,nb:
las 1nierer Nnttalteu, ber 9erantwortliebPeit
gum BoIs fbmdIernb, nur einiseu .penieen
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bauptfdblib Musldnber fino eYefegt es
Eiolte Elm Derfub 9e,naebt speroet,, btsk' Ne,
slsrang5u fftraen, tpir6e banm rgr werra=
tber nibt suerft beabfbtiseu, burb @ena,t
oeer Werfhbrun9 Den @das bieitr gsn,paas
rnie 81 erlan9eu? 9lifen sie in elmer at,bern
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nes sapItals ftno in ben 9dneen uon Qlus.
ldnoern uno ptefe Grempen bauptfablib
C@nslii9e lutertbanen. @sift msaltb, bag
mir nabe an einem 8rub nit biefSr mation
Eitne. Sollte Elm foldes GreianiB eiutreten.
70 CLAUDE ioe fannl oaB Der @nslifUe Daups.
Er,.inilter eintse e6pieriefsit fil.ben rparbs,
Die y am5e 2eitung biefer Nnftalt .n
betosn'''en. Mepssblieen a,he een fidb t,ebr
ole cue a1'ore Ne9erungen por fptnb em@ins
flB IN Gobt t,eBmen, altle @efdbidte BE.
Fapsiet' oaB ale innere gpaltunasn, Die son
a,,e!dsoil1sr giantiiDuus berribren, ben
Stars faft aller frepen Wsrfasuuaen be,pirf
fenyo'e es te 8eseben Dat, unbr oennod3 aiebt
sS 2erret,; spelAe bebaupten, Sag ans Der
Selts oiefes ausidnbil1eu Gapftate BON
vorteen tcare. Wesn mir feine g3enusuna
obne feinen M8brauH baben t6unten, rpar.
oe ancb 'eb oan1it aufrieben fepn. Qlber ysr.
seeens erspartst man bss Cine pBne eas
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-16

Der gtnat obt DisltneGr Der arifoftati.
ldbe Ibeil eefelben, bat bas 1lnetbSrte pOls
aoeeu uno bat nit elmer Mebrbeit BON elf
gtinmeu, bic Nnuabn1e bee YrOtettes ees
WrdGeestsn sesen ieiuen anseIesIiHen 8es
i1lue, pernei9ert!
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-16
8ermt( d te8.
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SbreGltbeS un9lId.
Sn Der 0labt bonn Sreita8e ben 10. Aprtt
tuuroe cas- BobnbauS uno bie Sbeuer oes
Captain Sobann 6. Ni0lnssr, BON 3obp
1aunfbip in Mrmitron9 @auntp, burA Seus
ct ber1b7t uno (bauoerbaft 5u er3dbler, Q.
eon leinen Riuoern fa,nen in Den Slanrnen
uu. Tie Gltern traren duf Beiub 81 benz
Better Der Srau A;fIuser Sesanseu, Der etsra
9 Weilen bacon Npbnte. anie oas Seuer ent
fanosn Ispu mag, 1T unbeRannt, inoem
man eft am anbsrn Norssn tm 8 llbr oes
9sfbebene ungInd 8emabr tpuroe. Wcn II.
&inoern lino MIR nod Q ibri9. @inee, ein
sduaIins. ben bic Gtern nit iib batten. ba6
anoere, cine Tcebtsr BON Jabreu, rptlbe
uidt 81 9aufs par. Gin pfere u. cine gro
BE Mense 9etraioe Sins in Slammeu auf.
eilr5 atles In ober lin Gas pauS u. g6euer
berum it Elm Opfer bes serberenoen Gle'
ments esmcrosu-
Dou einem 3elrn, Der Die Braneftdtte
na6ber telubte. baben mir NOD bic folsens
osn Ginlslnbeitsu erfabrer. Die armen p;rs
brannttn Ninoer raren Don eeribiebenent
litter; baS altefe 10 Sabre unb bic nbriaen
i'm 9erb6ltniB lanSsr. 81 piel man beniers
Ten tonnte. bsfanben ('6 Die &no6en nod
in Der ndmliben Sage, ,pie bic &inber fit
nteoerssleet battem 1rcsaus man iblisbt, baB
re bonn Nau6 srf;dt muroen sbe bic Tau,s
men lle errsiebten. Sur cine id}ien nab els
nem anosrn 1betl osS 4aufts aeaauaen ,u
fpn. eO ldrsdlib Die alrt ibres 1ooes
audb xrat 70 1T es bod pa9rlbeinIieb, baB
lsre ssIosn nus 8erin8e 8twe(eu fno. Man
b'ntesbrabte ben unelhdliben @ltern auerit
nut bic 3sriibruns i9rfs eeentbums. Der
Batter esbrte am Gsmitda 5urnd, alleiu bic
Mutter blisb btp ibrem Better bic aum naobs
itsn Worssn, - ibres iatnersouen Nesluftse
uubsteuBt. 9le is anfam nberblidte lie els
nen ausenbld cte raabsnbeu Ruinen, uno
fraste oaun ua6 itrsu Niuoern. Der eeIer
mag Fb einsn Be9rif MAIDEN, trelbe @es
fhble Dem Qer;en bss uasIhdli1en Muttsr
sntFtiseen. alS man een6tbist .rar ibr au fas
gen, saB ibrs Rineev In ben Slanmen usss
9etotntnen (teen, -- up(ere Seeer sermas tse
ni6t 80 w(ebreiben.
We.snhtot9 III Der umfano, unb gang bd1
iu 9eei9net. Tomb9Iid ben Sanmtr nj d 3u
srbeben. Bag Bot einieen Sa5rsn ibr dEtteS
&inb aaob Su GOee perbrannte.
Gin SOD O6fen Fam ebenfeuS In Den GIa
Faen Rtn. Gin 2unb, Der ia Der ebsueT
lag, ,par au6 utrbrannt; man fano feins
Sno3en auf essa p'ase, 40 ct sswbbnIieu
~ hs8en pflesge, 70 soie aueb sroBs g6wst
ne i'm Steae, ub9teieb Die 1thre often par.
SlHa Sonnta9e puroen Siegebeine Der Sins
Der 8elan'neEt, III sit.en ears selest, unU
nnter Besleituns etues aablreiben 9sfelees
theilnebmenesr Sssuubs uno glaeosarn ser
stee abes9ebea. Der Gbesphbise We 9ars
'eHsb b'elt anr @rabs eins einetadspoQs an0
rlbsenoe Nees.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-16

Nnoet. ssei4tburn tls D9aHt uns ahtts
pelober Oefalt Ct erfbeine, 70 splsb fein Ses
User siueu perbaltniemdBisen einFuB ba'
ben, er lebe auf bieier ober jensr @eite bee
atantiIHeu Seeans.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-16
Sreptags, Den l6. Snap, 1884.
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Uebte 8 Gage f1tn baben mir bep geore
nnb 9torbr(t Minb cine &dlte, bic (ib better
FIR San. anb Bebr. ale fir ben Wonat Wap
pafeu splrbe. gs ldBt Fb nidbs abieben,
sste peit Der baousot auseri6tete Sdaoen
etb er7reden triro 70 oisl 1T fberbaB bic
ObFsgrnots 8ana babin 1T uno oaB @erfe
teoeuteno, anbere Rprn Nrten r,ebr ooer tres
niger eelitten baben. llnter foteben lln1tdn'
ben tanu ieoer 2anbmaun frOb fepn, oev bon
Ttinen oOri8fdbri9en tlebes FuB etpas auf=
sefpart Bat benn bic 0etraioepreiie tperoen
beoeuteno iteisen. .-Dir ibreiben oies ,sas
sladlidbe 9saturereisuiB ber i'm Geb. Statt
9ebabten Marine 3u, rpoourb frhber tpie Sc.
tpbbnIiob, sroBs gisnafen sens 0leropool
f'db losssriGen beben, bic iest auf benz ats
lantiI1en Meere anr Beuurabisun9 ser
9biHe 70 lan8e terunttrenbeu, bis~ lie Der
Qrnuie na5es ten.men nno bic gtralen Der
aueSbelebenben Sonns AUDI eieIen Ct farrtfn
RHafTesmafeu tpieoer tbre Srspbeit aeben.
Soar babsn spir jeoes Sabr bte(e 8enObaer
bes 0loroenS Ia un|erer 0aGbarfbaft; be6
aber ME 70 frab unb otelletbt nibt 1T 70
arcBer alnaabL fonbern ert in Der Mitte bee
SptnmerS Ramen &c in uniere Ndbe unb
ibr etfteer Doer, trurbE bann 40 etusr bic
!5ies rniIbernesn RGbte.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-16
Ndubtrtp uno W1oreoerfub.

OS"~><ker WV
Columbia (Geus0es) ben 19ten QlpritJ
Cine pertpessss uno fbredtibe gewalttbaf
ipltree lebts 9ea@t pier tesaueen. @inise
pmnten- nab 10 ubr bbrte elmer unlerev
8Irser bas 6, ,sbnen eiaes Menfsten, pels
ber in SroBen Sdmer5en 3u fepu ibieu; es
se9nete ane nas fbs banfel. auf Die Traaee
tuas 9iebts be ? etfol9te bic Mnttporr: ieb Sin
unsprbl. spsleid tpuree bic Gimme oou
parrp porter. Gafflres Der Anpn Bana, ers
tannt. CT lpar beftmsbt uno NIT Blut be-
oedt. inoeus er einen beftigen gblas auf
ben acpf uno stneu Stieb in Die Seite {, bali
ten bate. Die Mnnben muroen ibn, et,pa
70 bio 50 SuB pom Der 9anetbAr palest, 100
man .feinen Qutb, Seoermefer ". fano. Mte
lan9e er oDne Betpuftieyn aeIegeu feyn mag
1T unbttennt; er tpar ansefdbr balbweseS
.pieoer 5nridsehOben, uno fsin pfao tpar
nit Blut beutttnet. Nlan bate ois Bauf
Sbthnel aus feiner Iafbe 9sncnln,en, tpas
in bic BanF ein9eornn8en, anb bate To- GOO
lbaler carauS reinupet. 8ie iRt fino bic
Sbwten nob nidt ausfnoia sen,aebt unb
mir tpiGen nuy, oaB Elm Worpprrfi,d aeSd,ah
uno Der Raub Gemerffelliat .pusoe. bmr
90, ter fanr Fb nur bsfnnen, 6aB ergefddfs
te baibsr aus Der 9anf slpg, n. .peis nicbts
oapo,L baB man i'm ju Bobeu aeftblaneu
BAT. CT 1T abel su8enbNt, bod it Die .6effs
n,,n9 uorbaneen eaB ieine Munosn nicbt Ia.
beassefdbrAd iine. epittsb. Ysob.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-16

turtn nStbts s&tps(tn tpdrtnf inoem
bitfe W,af6tne tdelt6 oier bis finf
Netfen .noebt jeoe Don 30 bis 40
Meilen. qBie tpiro IS tpcbl burb bic
Birtun9 9 oes OompfsS in go Sab'
cen ausRbtn?
(Srieoensbctbe.)
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-16

Die Committee sur tlnteriu1uns Der Dereis
uisteu Staa:en Danf, fest tdslib tbre MID.
tisen QIrbeiten fort. QDir psroen ntebt eber
ira Stands fspn uniern 2eiern bon benz Or.
foIse -- asf ben oas sanas 2ane nit ber
erbeten uno tpoblbesrhnoetften gpannuns
barret -- ettraS n1itjutbeiten, bio Elm BeriGt
bashbsr i'm Qanfe Der Repseientanten serge
Esat rah~
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-16

EBte lanse mar Qpon, im ia,
raeiefel ebt tr linetYte p fraate cir,
bbks Weib iAreni Monu. H9sis
q ei1t Ssaubstamt'' mar Die 4nt,p.
oeS ManNts, s..s.%
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-16

I'm yobr 1871.
a'ustus elmer Rsbe, speI6e oeurv Clap i'm
Sabr 1911 In BeSue auf Die Grnenerung
ees Sreybriefs Der atten 8anf Der Ser.
Staten i'm @en9reb 8ebaIten bat. CT
faat 80
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-09-11


New Boarding Establishment at Bath
Morgan County, Va.
l/EsHE undersigned has rented the pro
FL perry of James Nj. Wheat and Johr
Hunter, Esqrs at "the Berkeley Springs
with the design of keeping Boarding
House there the ensuing season.
His houses are well supplied with fire
lplaces. and have been fitted up with every
regard TO the comfort of visitors. The
chambers are furnished with pure hair mat
trasses and bedding of the best quality,
and in other respects are inferior to none
at the springs.
His TABLE will be modelled after the
best Virginia houses, and the BAR fur
nished with wines and all the customary
Accommodations, except ardent spirits
The Bedford and Saratoga waters will
be constantly kept.
While he has not disregarded appear
ances, the undersigned has been careful
only, and has spared no expense in sup.
plying his establishment with all those
matters chat would contribute to the real
comfort of bis guests: and he makes this
experiment" in the confidence that a
generous public will not suffer it to prove
a failure.
His house will be open the third week
in June. JOHN STROTHER.
Martinsburg, May 80, l554.-tf.
Winchester Republican, Charlestown Free
Press, Williams-port Banner and Hagcrs- town
Torch Light, times each and send accounts to
advertiser.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-09-11
FRESH GROCERIES, sc

n. Orleans Sugar, Loaf Sugar,
N. Orleans .Molasses, Cheese,
G. p. Tea, Rice,
Strong Rio and Green Coffee,
Pepper, Alspice, Ginger,
Indigo, Madder, Logwood, Alum,
Tallow, Candles, lin 5Oth boxes,)
French Brandy, Lisbon Wine,
Old Port Wine, Malaga Wine,
Llnseed Oil, White Lead in Oil,
Superior chewing Tobacco, Cigars sc
10 be had at reduced prices at the Store
Of w. L. COMPTON.
April "a, 1884.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-09-11
TURSyy EUR SIT

THE subscribers have just opened 3
very handsome assortment of Black
Sable and Lock Fur Cspes, which as they
have been received on consignment: can be
sold lower than ever before known 10 this
part of the country, they would invite a
call from the ladies to examine for them
selves. JNO. n. LANE s. WEBB.
Shepherdstown, Jan. 8, 1884.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-10
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

. The Students ofAlexandria Boarding School,
having heard that their esteemed fellow-student,
THOMAS LLOYD holland, who was temporarily
absent at his fathers, at Middleburg, Va. died
on the 4th ofJuly, instant, met, on the morning
of the 9Th, for the purpose of testfying their re-
spect and affectionate regard for the memory OF
the deceased. GwINN HARRIS of Md. was called
to the Chair, and THOMAS BRowN, DIVA. appoin-
ted Secretary. Whereupon, FENToN M. HEN
pEasoN, of Leesburg, offered the following reso-
lutons:
Resolred. That we have heard, with feelings
of deem sensibility and distress, of the death of
enr esteemed fellow-student, THOMAS LLOYD No
Rssolred, That, in the death of THOMAS LLOYD
MOI ND this institution has lost one Of its bright
oct ornaments, we one of our most interesting
companions, and society one ofits most promis-
ing members.
Resolped That, throughout our lives, with the
recollection of the interesting events of our ear
~ wears, we will always mingle solemn feeling
If endeared remembrance for him who has been
so early and so unexpectedly called from
amongst us.
Resolved, That we do sincerely sympathize
with the relatives of THOMAS LLOYD holland, in
this affecting dispensation; and that, as token
of our sympathy, copy of these resolutions,
signed by the Chairman and Secretary, be trans
mitted to them.
GWINN HARRIS, Chairman.
THOMAS BRowN, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-10
TOASTS
Sent 10 the Wig Dinner in Philadelphia on The
1fh of JulU
THOMAS BRowN, Secretary.

Sent TO The Wig Dinner in Philadelphia on the
4M Of July.
By Henry Clay, of the U. States Senate. The
contests of l776 and 1884: Identical in princi-
pie, differing only in means; may the elections
of the last secure and strengthen the victories
achieved by the swords of the first.
By c.. Calhoun, of the Senate. A wise and
just distribution of political powers, the basis OF
all pure Institutions, and only to be preserved
by a spirit of universal resistance to usurpation.
BY William G, Preston, of the Senate. The
principles and the spirit of the Fourth of July,
l776 AS they created, SO they alone can pre-
serve our freedom.
BY B. w. Leigh, of the Senate. The Memo
nv of the Ilustrious Washington first in war,
frst in peace, first in the hearts Of his country
men," The Chief who, far from ever: by his
own conduct, making case of necessity, ne
yer found il necessary to violate the Consttu-
ton and Laws.
Nv John Tyler, of the Senate-The power of
q single man, whether he be called President,
or bv any other appellation. The people alone
can declare with emphasis, Thus tar, and no
farther"
Bv George w. Waggaman, of the Senate.
The voice of the People is mighty and will pre-
vail.
By Edward Everett, of the House of Repre-
sentatives.-Politca Liberty: May il never be
so abused in the New World, as to furnish a
justification to its enemies in the Old World.
By William J. Archer, of the House Of Rep
resentatives.-The division of Political Parties,
which Mr.. jefferson pronounced the most whole
some that of Jyhig and Tory: This day is ap-
propriate to the Declaration of the great Truth,
and of choice between these Parties.
By R. H. Wilde, of the House of Represen-
tatives.-The Pet Banks: Can they not oblige
the Post Office with the loan of the Treasury?
By Samuel D. Ingham, late Secretary of the
Treasury.-The Public Treasure: Safe only in
vestal hands; he who would seize it by violence,
is not more to be apprehended than he who be-
ing in ia,cful possession, would use it for untap-
By Col. Thomas L. M'Kenney.-The Citi-
Gems of the First Congressional District OF
he represented in the Councils of the Nation by
one who has under his own hand proclaimed
himself to be a man of principle according to
his interest"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-10

was as great as il is here ASSUMED TO De- anu
30 cents would be sufficient sum to allow ne' &c
1t is believed that sum may De derived ilo.n
the present appropriation sufhcient 10 oo'a'"
the greater part of the earth required for the
embankment, by dredging the river channei
next to Washington measure highly conou-
Give to the value Of the wharves at and peioW
me bridge; and a steam engine adapted to this
object is already in use in the Georgetown chah-
mel There, however, the dredging is to be per-
formed in very deep, here in very shoal water;
and consequently, it will be cheaper. The act
Of Congress provides, if the appropriation be
Competent, for obtaining the materials for the
anbankment in this doubly useful mode. The
embankment need not, in fact reach the height
here proposed, of 25 feet from the bottom. An
other measure Of economy would be taund in
applying the stone Of the upper and lower ex-
terror of each of the 80 piers now erected in the
line of the present bridge, to protect the new
embankment, as it proceeds, from abrasion oy
the river.
This embankEent should be Immediately
formed and may completed by the winter The
wooden structure may be left for the ensuing
wear. and. to expedite both works, different
contractors may, and probably should, be en-
,,oved for the two distinct operations, of max.
mo the embankment and erecting the wooden
.,rnctures at its two extremes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-10
A GENTLEMAN.

MOT quite IS years Of age, Of ordinary sta
~ ture and good temper, by no means disa-
greeable in his general appearance, and posses
sing an easy fortune, wishes to enter into the
married state; but having hitherto found it inn
possible, from inveterate constitutional shyness,
to make an effort in person to that end, is com"
PEELED to adopt this mode of making his wishes
known. Any lady, not quite as old as himself,
who has a comely person. with good temper,
blue eyes and good teeth, and holding respec-
table rank in society, would, perhaps, not do a
foolish thing by addressing note, stating when
and where an interview can be had, to o. P. G.,
through the Post Office. All such communica-
tons will be treated with the most scrupulous
delicacy and secresy. jy 10-3tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-10
EXHIBITION OF THE ART OF
FANCY GLASS BLOWING & SPINNING

Exhibition Room, at the corner of Pitt and
King streets.
MIR FINN respectfully informs the public
wi that he will exhibit, for short time, his
curious and interesting art; and can assure
those who are disposed to encourage the fine
arts, that the exhibition will be found worthy of
their attention. The process of modelling f.
cures Of animals, &c. from Glass, in state of
fusion, is so wonderfully curious as to fill the
beholder with establishment and must be wit
messed in order to decide on its merits, as no
pleasure it affords. The various predictions of
the Artist, which are rare and exquisite in their
construction, are for sale, and well adapted as
presents for relatives or fair friend
Admission twenty-five cents Season tickets
fifty-cents.
GF Open from 10 A. NJ. to 9 P M.
iuly S-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-10

A VALUABLE specific offered to the public,
IA from which permanent and radical cure
may be obtained of that disagreeable pain, the
TOOTH-ACHE, with all its attendant evils;
such as fracturing the Jaw in extracting the
Teeth, which often proves more painful than the
Tooth Ache itself, and cold passing from the
decayed Teeth to the Jaw, thence to the head
producing a Rheumatic affection, with many
breath, and taste in the mouth, &C.; all OF which
are produced from foul or decayed Teeth.
- Certificates of Dentists and Physicians
also, Directions for using, accompany each bot
tie. VIM. HARPER, Druggist,
Fairfax Street, Alexandria.
iune 11-w12m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-10

HORATIO DAY,
Ladies' and Gentlemens Boot and Shoe Maker,
TTAVING abandoned the idea OF leaving the
III place of his nativity as long as the good
people will permit him to stay among them, begs
leave to inform them that he is prepared to fur
nish them with every article in his line OF bust,
ness. as neat and as durable, and on as good
terms, as any establishment in the District.
All orders for Ladies', Gentlemen's and Chill
drens BOOTS and SHOES, thankfully receiv-
ed and promptly attended to.
NIB. Two BOYS wanted, between the ages
of Ia and 16. to learn the above business. Boys
from the country would be preferred.
iune 2O-d3t&W3w
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A FURTHER SUPPLY OF
NEW AND CHEAP -G GODS.
H. MOUNT IL co. are this NOR
w ming opening the following articles, VIZ:
pieces Italian Lustrings, best quality
10 do figured Gro de Nap, very handsome
dozen green, white + blk Blond Gauze Wells
do assorted colors Blonde Gauze Hdkfs
do green and white Gauze Wells
10 do best quality Ladies' Gloves
do fancy Twisted Silk Hdkfs
6 do do do do Shawls
10 pieces Plaid Muslins, new style
+ do Gnghams, do do
dozen white English Silk Hose
8 do Ribbed do do
8 do plain black do do
6 do Linen Cambria Hdkfs
s do Hem stitched do
6 do colored borders do .
pieces white Drilling best quality
do brown do do
cases Corded Skirts
dozen Grass do
Together with general supply Of DOMES-
TIC GOODS; all which, for the cash, will be
uncommonly cheap. jy 1T
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TOASTS
Giren at the Jackson Celebration of the 4th Of Ju-
ly in PHILADELPHIA.

Giren at the Jackson Celebration OF the attn OF Ja-
ly in Philadelphia.
R.A. Moloney. Samuel McKean-The Du-
gald Dalgetty OF Pennsylvania, who, like his
reckless prototype, has proved false to both par
ties, and fed the field when his services were
most wanting.
M. Comfy. "The fat Senator" Samuel Nc
Kean-Worse than Alp Of Corinth, because he
had not Alps reasons for becoming renegade.
R. R. Campbell. Martin Van Buren-His I'M
wearied devotion to the great cause of popular
right and popular happiness, has given him a
hold on the affections of the people not to be
shaken by the rawlings of disappointed ambition,
and petty personal malignity.
nj. NJ. Smith, VIM. Duane-The patriarch
of Democracy; he has again put forth his arm
in defence of the ark Of our political salvation.
John o. Morton. The Hon. Samuel Mexican
His patriotism and abilities centre in his sto-
mach
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WANTED,
A MALE House Servant. One of good qua
n lihcations will hear of a situation by apply
ing at this office. jy sEn
NEW BOOKS.

lust published, Outlines of Geology, intend
~ ed as popular treatise on the most inter-
esnng parts fthe science; together with an ex.
animation on the question, Whether the days of
creation were definite periods; designed for the
use OF schools and general readers; by J. L..
Ssomstock, NJ D. author of an Introduction to
Mineralogy, SC. &c.
Parley's Every Day Book for Youth. Also,
inc hrst part OF the Cd year Of Parley's Maya
zine; and a new supply of Parley's works ge1e.
rally, for sale by AUGUSTUS JACOBS
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Prices at ST. Thomas, June 25M-Flour, Sc
1-2; Rice, 3 ga 81; Navy Bread, SO Sd; Pilot
do 81 ga; Bbls. Crackers, SIS; half do do, SO
ID; Butter, 14c; Lard, II 12c; Prime Beef
81, scarce; do Pork, S12; No. Mackerel, s.,
none. Alexandria Flour stands in high favor
among the French bakers here; so says cor
respondent. Exports scarce. Coffee, IL Ia a
$l2; Rum, s26; Sugar, ii a IS Ia; Molasses,
17c cask included.