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WATCHES! WATCH US

AN ATCH rs! WATCFI rs! w ATIEf rs!
w 100 Gold Lever and Lepine Watches are now
offered for sale by GABRIEL d. CLARK, WaHer-st.
Second door from Calvert These Watches are all
trOm the best MAKERS selected with great care, and
therefore are warrantable. TO those who wish to
purchase will sell at low prices, TO close the stock,
pre- vious to receiving the large orders have in
Europe, arrive sometime in March the first of
April fri jag
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" pOSE9AH&V0V GROUND RENTS
BOND y GELBACIT.

BOND y GELBaCH.
RenE Estate agents, No. 40 Second-st
Aa Who offer Tor sale large variety of very
RGfrsf cheap property, part Of which we name:-
kaaai large aud beautiful story dwelling, with
a-sa-.l. large back buIdiHgs-0t lli fret front 10
deep 10 an alley, on Lexington near Charles ST.
puxA Also, a spacious and well arranged story
HagH dwelling on w. Lombard st. near Howard st.
49,. lot "a feet, l76 deep to an alley with sta.
bles. This house will be sold very cheap, in fee sim
pie or with ground rent | do. in ST. PauI-st near
Frankn s., 500; in Exeter ST. near CRANKY SO 500;
neat , story dwelling ON MadisOn-st. near Howard
at only S9OO-will rent for Slj0 in w. Lexington
st. near Pine, with passage and back building and
deeplot, only $2,5Ot in Saratoga-s between Pine
st. and Runacy-2 story, with attic and back build
ing, lot II by le feet deep, cost 81 400 to build will
now be sold at only 81 3OO in pigments of /, g. 3,
and years, is under rent at S60; in Pitt-st near
Eden, AZ $3.50 each; a fine house in South Paca- ST.
near Lutte Green, only $1,000; 3 in w. Fayette- st.
near Cove, at ! $50 each; in Harrison ST. near the
Synagogue; in Caroline-st. near Baltimore $500;
in Wansbeck, near IlOlIIns ST., S575 and $50; in
CRANKY st. near Exeter $1,000; in COurtland st. in
fee, Sf,2OO avery large and mostdesirabe store with
dwelling on ". side of LeXingon-st between Eutaw
and lloward-w he sold cheap on easy terms; and
many others
BUILDING LOTS 10 Lease in every direction
some with advances.
large number Of FARMS for sale. TAl NIL
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YHyHE SUCCESS OF GOURAUD's
ITALIAN INDICATED SOAI

M TTHLTNN NTEDTUNTFU HUAF,
IN the removal of Erysipeas, ScrOfula, RingwOrE,
Puslules, Botches Spots Tan, Freckles, Sal0wness,
is unparalleled In the history of Chemistry. I'm add
zion to its great usefulness clearer and whiten-
er of the skin, it is the most delicious Shaving Com
pound knOwn-and can be used with either hard or
salt water. GOURAUD'S POUDRES SU2TILES
will positively eXtrpate every vestge OF supertioH
human hair; aud tnat, too without inuring the mos
delicate skin.
For sale by SETH S. IIANcE, l0s Baltimore street,
md corner of Charles and Pratt SITS, OBJ
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Il EAGA ADLa1A AsSs it ii ~ AEtig. DDCT0
HI q ~ " SNNkMtS NnEL,LELE GNMpOILNn Il

EA1 n D0La1A AG& it III ~ AtB. DOCTOR
IL Wv STORMS SPECIFIC COMPOUND. for
the cure OF GunOUhUt, elects, Structures, Diabets OF
difficulty in making water, and all other unnatural
discharges from The urcthH of CIthCTsCX
In no ease has his medicine been known to fail, to
ehect permanent cure, one too, in the shortest pos
sbie TIM. Should this medicine fan To effect cure
where IL has been taken according to directions re-
turn the empty vial and get back the money. Why
then spend both time and money with such auac nos
trums as cannot be depended upOu; when, for 81 YOU
can purchase pleasant, safe, speedy cnre, com
posed solely of vegetable substance: One hundred
dollars will be paid TO any one who will produce a
medicine to equal this compound, or who Will prove
that il contains any mineral substance whatever
N. B. This medicine can be had of James z. viii.
hanson, cor. High and Gay-sts, 20. T); Jos. Saw
yer, Of Paca and Pratt SITS; and of e. Y. Forney
cor. of Clay and Eutaw-sts.
In Westinghouse c. Scott, corner Of 9TH st. and
Pennsylvania Avenue; Robert Patterson, corner of
9Th ST. and Pennsylvania Avenue. lal7
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UMBRELLA STORE,

n
" NO. IS ". HOWARD ST. BETWEEN
LEXINGTON & FAYE1'TE, +. SIDE.
Na> The subscriber il constantly manulactur-
4grAN ing Umbrellas of every variety aud finish,
r>ASlsa> and has now on hand beautiful aSs0lt-
> ment of Silk Scotch Gugham and Cotton
UMBRELLAS which he will sell, wholesale and re-
Gail, very low for cash, Umbrellas, Parasos and
sun Shades, covered and repaired reasonable
terms. Merchants having unsaleabe silks on hand,
can have them made up on reasonable terms. Cali
and see for yourselves.
RccOlleCt the No, 80.
T.LUCAS ENNIS, Practical Umbrella
Manufacturer, North Howard-st.,
o20 Sign of the Lady with the ParasOl.
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l.. F. SCOTT,
No, ~ Eychlnpe Place
q NDUSFEifc WANTe.D. A Counter wan
" Drawers IS wanted BY the subscriber, for which
a lair price will be given. Apply to
ALFRED II. REP,
No. 335 baltimore street,

WANTED. A number of active MEN To ira
w vel as AGENTS for the sale of new and non
uiar Publications in the Eastern, Western Southern
and Middle States and the Canadas Each man will
De insured $500 per per year, in writing, over and a.
boVt ms expenses, with an opportunity of clearing
$1,000 per year and more, if actYe. Each man wii
have his own district 1t will be necessary for them
to have al least from sos to $50, to obtain good fit
ting out; no one need apply unless he has that sum- it
beng our object to establish good agents and give lhe
such chance as no one else offer them Apply
AT the office of the Unei States Publishing Com pnng
corner of BALTIMORE and NORTH SITS Garyis'
Buldlng) up stars--enlrance No Jarvis Building.
Letters post paid will meet with prompt attention.
oa3-ly
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FENO TEiACHERSs A tourshing Select School
III situated in one OF the most desirable sections
OF Baltimore, will be transferred, by the Principal
to some competent person, before the tenth of Feb
ruaiy. The present income of the School is between
81 900 aud S. 200 year. Applicants addressing
I'll. L.. e." through the post Office with real name
and residence, post paid, will meet prompt attention
N. r. Applicants to obtain the School must come
suitably recommended. ia20 If
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hNLOSING OFF STOCK OF WINTER
" DRY GOODS. As The season is far advanced |
VIII now offer areat inducements to BUYERS of FAN
W ana staple DRY GOODS, having on hand fresh
ana iull Stock, bought with care This fall in this and
eastern markets, although do prcteS to sell ufh
out regard to cost, yet will sell many articles N nd
LESS THAN COST aud feel assured that buyers viii
hnd II to their advantage 10 call before making :her
purchase.
large stock of Rich SILKS
White Damask VERY rich for evening DIrs.es.
A large stock French and English Cashmere
DO do do MOuseiin de Laine,
Shawls, Shawls and Scatfs
Cloths, CassmGres and Vestinrs
hianket', flaAnelS MarSciIIes Quilts, Linen Sheet
ihgs, Cotton do, domestic Goods Of all kinds
j. EDWARD BIRD, No 2O9 BaIti.tore st.
I1I neAr Ch.rles u
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HTRESTT CARIOMELE FLOWERS, per
a ship Ann, from Bremen, landing aud for sale
low by JP. DELACOUR,
No. $50 Baltimore st, near EutaW.
AhSO-l Cask MUSTARD SEED. yellow
20 Willow SLEIGH BODIES, cheap. ial4.co5t
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HRLAN * BOOK MANUFACTUGT.
ED Lrdgcts, Journals, Day BOOTS. CASA RonRg
Invoice Books, Letter Books, Bank }ooks Memo,
landum Books, &c, fail and half bound, Of every
variety OF size and pattern. hand or made to or
der with prOmpmess, in the most substantial manner
Of the best materials, warranted 10 give satisfaction
CHECKS on the Banks Of Baltimore.
Notes and Drafts; Bills of Ladns; Rail Road Re
ceiP's stamps School Books Of every description:
Miscellaneous Books in great varirty-wiih general
assortment of STATIONERY. Purchasers are re-
specially invited to examine the so H. all of which
viii be sold on moderate terms, wholesale and retail
JOSEPH N. LEWIS,
ia3 No. 276 Baltimore-st.
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AHERINOS. BLANKETS, FLANNELS
VI CL)AKLIGS, &c. R. McELBOWNEY s.
90. have on hdnf and offer for sale at at the lowest
pos be prices, large and well selected stock of the
above goods, with general assortment o Dress silks,
Aouselin de Laine, Cashmere, Linen Goods, Vevets,
Curtain Goods, Domestic Goods, &c.
1863 Baltimore street
da9 Between Calvert aud Light.
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rWHO FAMILIES. The subscriber has just re
d Ceived large lot of WOODEN WARE, consist
ing of Step LADDERS, Clothes Horses, Towel Stands
rOwe Rollers, Rolling Pins, Cake Boards. Wash
Boards, Washing Tubs, Horse Buckets, Painted do. j.,
Foot Tubs, Knife Boxes, Knife Boards, Polatoe
Washers, Clothes Pins, Measures, Umbrella stands,
Butter Churns, Ice Cream Pals, Choppng Blocks,
Bead Bowls, Butter Prints, Butter spoons, Meat
Safes, Nest "nXGs, Yard Sticks, and Covered Buck
els, which will be I'D low at the
Original furnishing Warehouse, by
ALFRED n. REP, No. 1886 Baltimore st.
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GCARPA,S OIL. pOR TIE CIrRr on

&CARPA'S OIL, POR THE CURE OF DEAF
~ NESS, AND THE DISCHARGE OF MATTER
FROM TIE EARS! We cut the following highly
important Intelligence from newspaper printed in
LOckport, NJ r.
MesSrs Murray y Son are members of the Society
OF Friends, and are well known in the business cou-
munitY.
'1he undersigned, agents for Lockport, from per-
sonGl knowledge Of its good effects, recommend
the above article without hesitation. We have sold
within the last year about $40 worth; and in most
cases 1t has proved beneficial One case of trelre
years standing, (the wife of Jeptha Babcock, of So
mefsct) has been entirely cured by its use. fhose
interested will call on us we will lay before Them
what evidence we have Of its remedial qualities aud
then they can hest Judge whether to Use il or not
J. MURRAY s SON.
For sale by SETH $. HANCE, los Baltmore-st
jal4 and cor. Charles and Pratt sts.
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VEGETABLE PILLS.

gEHEy p GENUINE VI.GE,pA Bile PILLS.
ID AN EFFEETUAhCGHE For GONORRB0,A.
elects, STRUCTURES, &c. NC. OF all the r. me
dies vet discovered for Ie cure Of these COMPLAIN
The Vegetable Pills have been IT." NEST cnrCtual a.;
they have yer been known 10 fail 20 eff ct peria-
nent cure. They ara mild and pleasant 70 take, vet
powerful in their action, and NAV ne taken witt,Irt
The Knowledge Of the most Intimate friend. These
ihliS are Fut up in square boNcs, with Gl directions
accompanying each box.
90" Fur sale by j. .. s. X. McCormck N Cav ST.
%. TDjC. Wscman, Light-st. oppo,irc Fountain
Inn, aud by ]. +. Perkins " Boo, cor Franklin amt
Green sts.
In Washington-hy NJ Delany, cor. a street and
Pennsylvania Avenue, and by c. Scot, cor 5th ST.
and the Avenue. Price 81 a box. iqI7
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MAPANNED WARE.

HAPANNED WARE
~ 100 dozen Spittoons, of various sizes and cOors.
100 Sugar Bowls
100 Tavern Lamps.
60 g Tea Canisters, each !, !, l and . ID.
80 I" Match Safes. Isles.
&c I" MOlasses Cups.
10 Spice Boxes.
10 Chamber Pals various sizes and coOrs
30 Knife Boxes. and lot of Sugar Boxes
and Trunks in nests; Tea Boxes; Dressing Cases;
Lamps; Caudlestcks; Dust Pans; Deed and Cash
Boxes; Toilet Jars for secludng from view the slops
from wash bowls sc.
VEGETABLE and PLATE WARMERS, and a
variety of other kinds of Japannery.
Japanned, Block Tin and Plain Tin Ware of every
description for sale the most reasonable terms, at
she sod Established Mandatory and Cheap Furnish
ing U'drehouSe'' of
JAS. CORTLAN s. SON,
lS Baltimore street.
tal9 Nearly opposite the Centre Market.
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yi1fsEyss FOR Rem T-'fnu new ANA rgiaiy
Eta:,1 situated WAREHOUSE, No. Hanover ST.
&'aiiT corner Of German, now occupied by The sub
AGItLA scrber. 1t is finished in the best manner,
ana heated with one Of Hayward, Fox s Cos patent
not air furnaces, and also contains of SCOTS As
bestos Fire Proof Safes made order. For further
particulars apply to the subscriber on the premises.
d9f "A uannvcr etrea,
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IMPORTANT TO TILE LADIES. Just
IL received q few pair more of those superior La
Polka, Sandal and Buskin RUBBER SHOE : at the
low price Of 81. w. l.. WILLIAMS,
No, 80 Pratt street.
DIS ID honse we Of CHARLES street.
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL.

H. have the honor to Announce To the citizens Of
Baltimore that their Annual Ball will take place at
their ARMORN, on THURSDAY ENENI' G., the
cach--to he had Of any OC tn following named gen
ilemen, and at the offices Of the daily papers.
MIR. G. e.. PHILLIPS, Ballet Master
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aAriAse A FARM WANTED-Under high
kts;.I cultivation, Of about hundred acres q,
kigIiH with good Dwelling hou ,e, Barn and other
1lsJtiA necessary out houses, within about 4 miles
OF the city. Persons having such an one to dispose
o. may hear Of a purchaser by applying at this of
flee. All IF
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TOLD PENS. We have just received a supply
w of Henry's Gold Pens, WI th silver cases, which
we will sell upon accommodating terms.
FREDERICK FIGKEY Il SONS,
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description for sale the most reasonable terms, at
she sod Established Mandatory and Cheap Furnish
JAS. CORTLAN s. SON,
lS Baltimore street,
Jal9 Nearly opposite the Centre Market,
n OW PRICES. Selling Off at extremely low
u prces, at No. 1875 MARKET STREET.
Rich CASHMEREs and MOUSE DE LANES
Alpacas and Bombazines; spun Silk P!ads
French MernOes; Plain cold Berages
American CLOAKING; French do.
Plain Tarcton Muslin, all fol's
Plain swiss and Book Musns
Emb'd do do For EVENING
Cambria Mu Inns, striped and plaid DRESSES.
White and c0'd SATtNS
BrOcade SILKS
French GRAPES
Also, Rich French Indoux StlAWL5
Rich Cashmere do
Rich Thbet do
Rich Silk do
3erage and Thibet SCARFS
German ana English !gnaEAp LAcE5
French EMBROlpERIES
jgenlemen's SCARF5 and CRAVAT@
do Chisson's KID GLOVES
Splendid Pocket HDKFS., sc.
Besides general assortment Of nOME5TICS and
GOODS tor family use, which will be sold extremely
low. 5Uf- shall, early in the nrX. month, receive a
.argc assortment OF Rich SILKS 4 FANCY GOODS,
WHICH have ordered direct from Paris for the Bal
''''''' wy '''' r. GARDNER,s. r95 warket.st
jai9 IrsI twnoesaIr kooms Up Srars)
NMOCEOG MAaa'S OFFICE, Tor the sale
H-g of his celebrated ANTI BILIOUS OR LIVER
PILLS, and Vegetable COUGH DROPS, mas been re
moved from Jarvis Building to No. 80 HARRISON
81, where will he pieased 10 see his old casio crs
and the pubic generally. jal6
ENTAE SUBSCRIBER has REMOVED his
n store from No. IL Baltimore street, to No J "a
BALTIMORE STREET, one door east OF Howard
street. and will open in few days large and exen
sve assortment cf GOODS, and sell at manriac-
iurers' prices.
jal9 ELIAS HALE, 324 Baltimore street.
dsOLD PENS. We have just received supply
VI of Henrys Gold Pens, WI I'll silver cases, which
ve will sell upon accommodating terms.
FREDERICK FIGKEY SONS,
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TEGICKS AND ESLEACHED GOODS. Just
W. received large lot Of 81, 7 6 and "A TICKS
Of Mehuen, Hamilton * other pre- tcrGb'c marks; 10
cases "a, s, and Bleach'd Shirtin-s aud Shecngs:
cases COOred CAMBRiCS, Pink, Blue and Other
fancy colors. For sale cheap.
BEALE II. RICHARDSON co.
No. 223 Baltimore street,
JAG fARl First Dry Goods House below Charles.
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BUSINESS CARDS, &c.

4 w. w EIAy SIR, Successor 10 Jacob ySr,,-
~ vrr) UNn&RrAKEB, No.2D ). sHAEP-s
opposite HE Church. nIgGr,
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sworn to and subscribed this 18th day Of October
1919, before me, CHAUNCEY BULELgY. Alderman
Prepared only by s. p, THOMSON, Pniiadel chia-
Authorised agents: Roberts Atkinson, corner BaIt-
more and Hanover SITS; G.. Stott, Washington, d. G.;
w. A Santon, Norfolk; A. Duvall & Co. Richmond
va Fce % cts or SIX bottles for s. so. Beuare of
whom you purchase. dis Am.
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LP. S0UTuCOMB, Dentist.
" No % Fay"te-st., 3u door from North

ii @-FN CANDY. Y Ts-@
TIE GREAT REMEDT
For Coughs, Coils, Splitting Of Blood od H2argrn e,s
Ali WHO ARE AFFLICTED
RunrIp A TRIAL.
Price 1Tentp- btps Cents per .Pucbagc,
Or , Packages Tor :
For sale by SETH :. HANCE, lug Ealumo7a-st.
aud cor. Pratt and Charles ,s's. Oh
AtO-PARTNEBSH WIN ROGERS and
u WIN. BOYD have this day associated themselves
for the conducting Of the business of Merchant Tai
nrs, at the former Store of Mn. ROGERS, No. 1876
MARKET STREET, five doors west OF 81. Paust.
the house formerly occupied rs the Citizens Bank.
gf5f- The subscribers, from their long experience
IN business, can with confidence solicit the pa
uona9e OF their former friends and the public gene
rally assuring them that thcyw find it to be 10 their
interest 10 give us then patronage.
DC Our stock is large and well selected and we
will sell on the most moderate terms
2Sth Oct, Si5 O29 ROGERS g. BOYD
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TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS :!

e tONSUmPrIVES BEWARE or DECEp.
~ TON AND ALL SPURIOUS TAR My
TURES got mp as INIT.fTTONS OF
IHOhSoNS COMPOUND SYRUP or TAR
AND WOOD NAParHA,
which Is daily efecting such remarkable cures in
PULMONARY CONS UMPTION!
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PHILADELPHIA Nclnhel

-, iHlLADELPHIA, October II. lS45.
he undersigned is induced to make the following
Oflei slNement under a firm conviction that MANY
valuable lives might be saved, was recourse had 10
me same means which have restored me To he 3lth 1
nae suffered tor years with weakness of the LUNGS
ana LIVER COMPLAINT, but so gradual were the
uiroads OF disease that felt alarm until within
he last year The chief cause of distress was pam
III my breast and right side great OPPRESSION almost
stahgng and total inability to false the corrupt mat
W. Wi,cn obStructed my breathing and at times 80
great was my suffering thought | could not live an
mout' IL IL scarcely necessary to say, that during
'hS liWe had the best medical attendance was cup
peu' pISitrfu, &C. with no avail. also used varl-
Gus advertised and Will known medicines obtnini,o
10 teInl Whatever until | procured 1HOMSON,S
COmPOCND SYRUP OF TAR IND WOOD
n.1FId IifH one bottle of which benefited me more
than all else had taken; and now assert il "a INV
solemn belief that by this time Ishoud haue been j..
my srarc hcd mot procured this remedy at the time
did, SARAH JANE sA0nMS
No. l3o South Fourth street
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Ey ~ tLLaan w. LEE. FAsuIoNABLa HAIR
w GUTTER and SHAVER. No, N V+ss;T
Razors set NJ the shortest notice ala
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3 4 1SGMDitANGS 81. PRICE,,
w PR4CIIEAL WATCH MAKER
iaIi=s-u No, GD = CALVERT sTryvr
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-19

THE Moon THROUGH LORD RossEs TELE-
scoPE.--Dr. Scoresby, of Bradford, Eng.
still continues to lecture on the appearance
of the Heavens through the monster tele-
scope of Lord Rose. He describes the
moon as appearing in great magnifcence
through this famed instrument, seeming
like a globe of molten silver. whilst every
object of the extent of one hundred yards
was quite visible, and edifces of the size
of Iorkminster. might, therefore, he said,
be easily perceived if they had existed
He stated that there was no appearance of
any thing of that nature, neither was there
any indication of the existence of water
nor of an atmosphere. There was vast
number of extinct volcanoes, several miles
in breadth; through one of them there was
line in continuance of one about $50 miles
in length, which ran in strait direction like
railway. The general appearance how
ever was like one vast ruin of nature; and
many of the pieces Of rock, driven out of
volcanoes appeared TO be laid at Tarious
distances. The Doctor said he expected it
would soon be competent to Daguerreotype
the image of the moon upon the speculum.
which could not be done at present, as the
moon was not stationary, but he stated that
Lord Rose contemplated piece of
mechanism to move the telescope to a cer-
tain distance, with motion corresponding
10 the movement of the moon.
DR.. Scoresby further remarked that the
neJucc already observed were between one
and two hundred, which was doing vel
considering that the observations had often
been obs,ructed by cloudy nights.
Although this great telescope has beer
erected nearly two years, it has not been in
complete operation more than six or seven
months. and already the neoula not before
fully examined have been discovered TO be
! a collection of suns.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-19
Dow, ON THE GIRLs-Dow, Jr., in one

Dow, ON THE GIRLs-Dow, Jr., in one
of his recent sermons, thus shows the differ
ence between a "help meet" and "help
eat" We advise the girls to read his adj
vice and recollect he is not the only man
who entertains similar views:
"The buxom, bright eyed, rosy checked,
fuIl-breasted, bouncing lass-who can darn
a stocking, mend trousers, make her own
frocks, command regiment Of pots and
kettles, feed the pigs, chop wood, milk cows,
wrestle with the boys, and never fall under,
and be lady wthal in company" is just
the sort of girl for me, and for any wor-
thy man to marry; but you, We pining,
moping, lolling, screwed up wasp. wasted,
doll-dressed, putty.faced, consumption-
mortgaged, music-murderng, novel devour-
ing daughters of Fashion and Idlenesss--
you are no more fit for matrimony, than a
pulet is TO look after family of fourteen
chickens.
The truth is, my dear girls, you want
generally speaking, more liberty, and less
fashionable restraint--more kitchen and
less parlor--more leg exercise and less
sofa-more pudding and less piano-more
frankness and less NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
corned beef and less corsets--more break
fast and less bishop. Loosen yourselves
little; enjoy more liberty, and less restraint
by fashion, breathe the pure atmosphere of
freedom, and become something nearly as
lovely and beautiful as the God of nature
designed"