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STOVES, sTovEsu sTOvEs.,I

II Fly NAYIOR, South side of Pa. avenue, between
~ 3D. and IL SITS, would inform his customers and the
~ public generally that he has just received large
G sormen OF Stoves Of the newest and most approved
patterns including SANKEY'S CAST IRON RADIATOR, or
COAL BURNERS, which he will sell together with Fire
boards aud stow pipe at the lowest prices for cash
He also keeps constantly oil hand general assortment OF
Tin and Sheeron Ware to which he invites lhe attention
OF housekeepers.
lie still continues TO do Roofing Guttering, and Spouting,
and Sheet iron and Copper Work generally and at the
shorte 81 notice, and the REASONABLE. terms
Persons wishing to purchase will do well TO call and ex
anime his stock before they supply themselves
Ills store will be open from sunrise until o'clock p
oct ST aa..~
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PORTER a POLLOCK,
In ~ II M +" :" LIZ - .

a-U Would most respectfully call the attention Of
e. their friends and The public generally to their
S-O PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT, situated on Pa
avenue Opposite Colemans Hotel They prepared to
do all kinds OF PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL PAINT
ING, GLIDING, BROWNING, DRAINING, MAR
BLING, LETTERING, PLAIN and FANG Y WALL
PAINTING, TRANSPARENCIES Of epery deserip
honn Short everything appertaining to their trade In
quality and despatch. nov b--u
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Patent Japan Liquid Paste
BLEACHING.

THE undersigned begs leave call the attention of those
desrous Of using good article Of Blackin 10 the
aboS enamed The Manufacturer, knowing the excellent
properties Of this Blac king sent samples persons
lsuc Boot Makers &c) also several oil the new
pers The extracts underneath some OF The papers
they speak themselves also persons who tried
have called and said that the Japan Liqad BLOCKING was
superior 10 any thng they had ever used. ~
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JOHN PETTIBoNE,

DEALER IN ts., .tt
011DA-@ ANHD H@IS.
Yard-Lenox s Wharf, near the Long Bridge. OGce-si..
f. Mussoeps Drug Store south side Pennsy avenue,
between 4 l.2 and 9Th streets
III Dealers and others can be supplied with Butler Coal,
by the cargo otherwise. OCT ST.
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LOOK HERE!
STOVES AND CRATES.

JOSEPH II. NEVETr, Pennsylva. avenue opposite Will
lards Cate fullers) hotel has received, and is
featuring, large and complete assortment Of Stoves and
Crates Of the most approved modern patterns, warranted
to draw well and not break from heat they will be sold at
op prices as they can be bought in the District.
CRATES.
neat and beautiful variety, finished in the best manner
land coal very cheap, with friedrich jams and backs
COOKING STOFES
From the North Rirer Furnaces the best castings in the
city warranted TO bake WELL and consume but little fuel
will burn either wood coal and extremely low priced
t', COAL STOVES.
great variety consisting OF Hail. Church, New Style Ra
diaor, ad other Paror Stoves: Cylinders and Saaman-
ders, for Offices, workshops, DC.
WOOD, PARLOR AND AIR TIGHTS.
new and superb style OF ParlUr Wood Stoves; including
richly carved cast airtghts Very cheap and handsome
FRANKLINS
For wood or oalTEN- PLATES, Box STOVES Dining
Oven Stoves; economical and very convenient stove
HOTEL COOkING-STO We
Will cook for several hundred people, and the best kin,
now in lean refer 10 some OF the best Hotels In tn
country that have them in use.
TdILORS STOVES
Made expressly lhe,f convenient and
mical The trade are invited % call and see them.
BEBEES COOKING RANGES
Put IN Mt Northern prices with without hot water backs
All kinds of PLUMBING in connection with the above and
Bahing fixtures and Pumps put up in the best
- Always on Hand,
hods Fre-carrers Cnder shovels, Stovepipe Fire
brick Mica sngass for stove doors Lusre, Tor clean
Japanned lin Ware and every other article OF TIN, COP
pER or SHEET IRON, made TO order in the mos workman.
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Paints. Oils. and Paint Brushes, Sc,


The Subscriber has .sf receired large and fresh stpy9
DAINTS, OILS, DC, part OF which are named below.
They are pure and good and from the
best manufactures All persons wanting such articles
would find Il to their advantage call as determined
to sell lower similar articles be got any other
place in this city
800 kegs White Lead
40 lbs Chrome Green
40 lbs Chrome Yellow
RES ~ lbs Chrome Red
100 lbs Pure verdgris
900 lbs Red Led and l.thargs
100 lbs Imperial Green
500 lbs. yenitian Red and Sp. Brown Oil
800 lbs, Yellow 0chre In Oil
100 lbs. Paris Green, dry
80 lbs. do do In Oil
A large assortment Of Paint and While Wash Brushss.
400 lbs Lamp Black, dry and in Oil
10 lbs Sp. Whiting
100 lbs. Putty
200 boxes ofwindow GLASS; all sizes
.a bills Lnseed Oil
5bbs Copal and Japan varnish
3bbs Sp. Turpentne,
Also, PURE PINE OIL, received fresh from me man
factory every week CHas Si ..nn.
| Drug and Apeth, corner 7th street ana rem H'''
oct S--,i2aw'4S'
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VANLOAN a. CHASE,

LAVE removed their DAGUERREAN GALLERY TO
III the OpRoN, OF l2 street and Pennsylvania
avenue, and have at considerable expense put In
which Will enable them furnish pictures not surpassed IN
this any other country Pictures taken IN any kind OF
weather. lenr, cloudy or raining. oct S-lll
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.

MISS NJ E. WILSON, having permanently located in
MI Washington offers her services TO the ladies' as FASH
iopable dress maker An experience OF ten years Ia fash
onable community jusies her in thinking she give sat
isiaction TO all.
Her facilities for receiving The latest fashions and furnish
ing trimmings ample.
south side 81 PENNSYLVANIA Avenue between 9th and 10th
Streets second story OH. d. Hills Variety Store
ocuS-2awnov23'
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Library OF Congress,

' Library OF Congress, I
October 1lth 1917
NOTICE s hereby given that the Library oi Congress will
IN be closed Tuesday the 10th OF October, ana Will not
again be opened until Thursday, the 18th OF November
oet l2-eud I'm JOHN S. MEEIIAN Librarian
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The Manufacturer produce numerous testimonials
similar to the above, from private individuals and from
other papers but the above extracts sufficient 70 con-
vince any that the has not exnggera
ed but that upon fair trial the Backing will be found az
represented, excellent In every respect
J. WELLAR, Manufacturer, No. 80 Chestnut street, Phi
ladelpha.
CHARLES sTorr, corner Penn. Avenue and nh street.
Agent Tor Washington d. c. oct . aprili
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os DANIEL PIERCE, aNS
~ UMBRELLA MAKER, SS

Pa. aoenue, Immediately opposite Coienan's.
A general assortment of SILK and GINdHAMs on hand
suitable for covering Umbrellas Likewise assortment
II materials for every description Of repairs nov3dy
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.s@s MRS GARRETT ANDERSON has six seven com.
Hi Portable and well furnished rooms TO rent at mode
rate rate Single gentlemen will be preferred, as
boarding be served Mrs can furnish them with
breakfast and tea IL required. .E
octS If
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TIVE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE.
i COMPANY(No II, Wall street. New York; issued
during the month Of October 9i7 hundred and forty
Two new policies, viz
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gEArls15E
A. NJ. HOFFAR,
SURGEON DENT lST,

sss--~-.s Performs all operations Ia the line OF hls
hts<$S7-rf profess Artificial Teeth inserted from
uIfy%H one IL ill sell on gold, silver, or pela'iium
I1-IIi am prepared Ia Manufacture all Kinds
Of Teeth used sets with or without gums Having The
advantage OF manufacturing my Teet can afford 10
insert Them much lower lan any In Tie Distract, and
with much greater certainty oil their fitting the mouth prop
erly, the Porcelain is iied 10 the model OF the mouth
while In "A soli stale,
am determined TO do all Of The above named work %
per cent lower than il is d.ne in this city.
Persons wishing Artificial Teeth had better give me call
can eivr them to some oIor citizens
whom inserted full and paris oil sets for they having
given liberty 10 refer amy one 10 them who may wish H.
nrI.s 49, finn
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by reference 10 another column, adye rtsement will
be found for an excellent article Of Hacking Liquid
FORM for Boots, &c. II has been highly recommended by
many who have tried it. not only gives with very little
trouble beautiful jet polish, but much longer
than any other II s sold by the agent Of the
er al No 90 Chestnut street Buy bottle one trial will
prove the act--Fhh Ledger, April %.
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New policies issued in October, l42
ROBERT l.. PATTERSON, President
& BENJAMIN c. MILLER, Secretary
J, C. LEWIS, Agent, Washington, 7th street, #a
opposite General Post Office.
HARVEY LINDSEY, NJ d., Physician,
...N , corner Of g and l-2 streets.
prospectus be had OF the Agent setting forth the
principles operations and benefit OF life insurance show
ing also the great of the Company nov loft
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ear's Patent Japan Backing is about the article
Of the kind we have seen. The polish which impars to
the understandings Of is brilliant and lasting
have tried H. and It boots say all this in It's behalf
tEspenihg Buleiiu, June z.
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WASHINGTON RESTAURANT,

Corner Of Pennsylvania Avenue and 'SirtA Street,
RAND s. WILLIAMS, PrOprietOrs.
THIS Establishment has been fitted up and furnished
without regard TO expense in order excel any thing
Of the kind ever conducted in Washington The proprie
tors are determined 10 keep up their establishment In the
style Of the unsurpassed in any respect
With respects to friends and the public at large, nv
ing their patronage, have only 10 say in conc usOn
call [Intell1 oct 3Otf :
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Names.
John Gayle,
Henry w. Hiaiard,
S. w, Harris,
S. w. Inge,
G., s. Houston,
w. II. w. Cobb,
+. W., Bowden,
Rob. w. Johnson,
James Diron,
q n Hubbard
bhn A, Rockwell,
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John w. Houston,
E.i,pard c. CabeH,
Tn, b. King,
Alfred Iverson,
4, a; hat .oh,,,
Jno ~; E Eun,pA'h'
H i, y, C SUI,
h a. ~ a, sieue''S'
hooer1 ioo"ioS'
f@ ...
Robert Smith,
], A, NfcClernand,
Orlando Il. Ficklin,
John Wentworth,
i 1h y i urIsr
Ao'a"o"' I"'""
Ensnd u EmD,ee
~. u ah;nso,
- nuu'nsoi n
vai ,,;, D. II, SS,"t,U,n,,t
WIn,mnaaaman1,wamn"
uneo,Be ~, ~ ma asn,,
r. -. ~ MI, M."'p'o''
J =. ~, r Sa,,,o.,,
y; oI u noah,u
""'"" "''N"
VIM, Tllompson,
Shepherd Lefiler,
lynn Rovd.
Sn,,,al psy,op.
1 n r C,arl
=, .j -, J pn.L',.r
1yn'I h asm"s
80 -. : t ny".'s''
u 1899 aI n,,ms,,.
u" q 'tsY.. a,'aa
$500 ~. =, ~ n, .m..I'
n I'LL q En;m.a
'"" o"''''''
James J, Faran,
Ddpid FISHER,
Ro6e'f q Schenck,
Rch. y. CANOPY
William sawyer,
X. Dic 4,
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Welars Backing ia OF the most shining articles In
the market Spirit Of the Times, April 2.
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Ifeiars Bidckfng s one Of the superb and safs
factory articles OF the day, II imparts brnnce and pc
sh beyond description. We have tried IT, $50 and do
likewise. = Spirit Of the Times, APra2 y
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For one copy of the Congressional Globe s2 o.
For one copy of the Appendix 2O

For one copy of the Appendix goo
For six copies of either, or part Of both 10 90
Proprieors Of newspapers who copy this Prospectus
fore the first day Of December and send copy their
paper containing It, marked around with PEN
attention 10 H. shall have their entered books
copy OF the Congressional Globe and Appendix
ring the session. E#S t4 KS, .{s ".
Our prices Tor these papers low that
ford TO credit them OUT therefore person
time in writing for them unless the money accompanies the
order.
Subscriptions should be here by the 10Th December
iurthest, TO ensure all the numbers.
BLAIR 4 RIeEs
Washington, October 4, IS47.--Oct Is to Dec.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-12-16
WHOLE NUMBER 326.
AN INCIDENT.

On Thursday evening last. a s;no,,l.r
exhibition Of reading by clairrovonce. Haa
made bv Miss LOOMS, nj her rooms IN TIA
Guy Hotel. md in the presence Of scvcrsl
gentlemen, some Of whom arc converts 10
the science, and others heretofore, nd prob.
ably still skeptic. Two influential tr,cm.
hers 81 society, ono Of them distinguished
legal 'nnc'onnrv, produced a piper with
single word written on il, folded in
us many us six envelopes. This was
offered I" the inspection of Miss Martha.
VII" alter perhaps five minutes considera.
ton II not scrutiny, described il M an en-.
vc!opc covering white paper with word
al .N letters. The two out ward folds wcro
said 10 he Of white paper, tho two inner
ones Of yellow wrapping paper, md lastly
Told Of silver foil with a white euyclopo
immediately covering the slip of pnpcr.-
AHcr some hesitation she spclt the word
Ne-ric'o. This was pronounced to be
mistake, aud she was advised 10 try again.
bnt being positive she was right she dccl-
ned: and iinnlly tho package was opened.
and two Enclosures, Mcrico and Madison.
found inside.
This circumstance WINS explained 10 al
present, hv those conducting the expert
incni~. ms having occurred in their fret wri.
ting Mexico On the slip md IN coucludjuv
afterwards TO substitute Madison, their neg.
lcct Ia withdraw tho slip.
In the course Of the experiments, tho Ia.
~ remarked 10 ono Of tho cxpcrimentcrs-
III tell son, will ,ou give up your unl,c.
lici!' "ics," replied the other 1and a
check fur fifty dollars besides" When tho
result was known, the check was promptIv
raid over. The writer Of il then added.
that he would give her another fifty dollars
It she would succeed MS we'll in the next OK.
perimrn, he would make. This will be
made on her next visit TO this place, some
few weeks hence.
J give the above facts ms they have bccn
s'a'cd 10 me on reliable authority. What.
ever else may be disputed, the money il Z
.frr' fact. having been drawn out Of the
Chiscns Bank, in fire golden eagles! The
proprietor of,hc Bank, who Justly ccnicc.
'urcd the character Of The draft, pnid il ont
in spccic--moiiiicr snLridcns.- Ad.
rcrtiscr.
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III>TaRy or A MILIIovAiRr.- One great
lion ct the fashionable world To gnzc al has
been the house md establishment Of tho
late JONATHAN ilrNT, tl.e millionaire, which
comes to the hammer Tomorrow. Ar tina
origin Of such M he gives zest 10 subse.
qucnt history. il may lie well 10 say that
MIR. Hunt was born nj Troy, in this State
nnd commenced his career as a merchant
by selling peanuts, cakes, and apples from
a basket. lie soon extended his me. m.
moved TO Mobile, und, in course Of time,
was known ms man Of wealth, and retired
tn New York. where he fitted up m elegant
mansion. Alter all was done his mind was
shattered, aud he engaged In spcculations
81 Inc greatest hazard, vet all prospercd.-
Tine "t them as in cotton. which he bought
10 the extent of his credit, and made a for.
tune Ia the chagrin Of those who Doubted
his sense, and refused him tho iacilities.-
lie filled lis house with tho works of the
painter aud scul rtor, and surrounded him.
sell with oil the luxuries Of lile-not forset
Ing library. continuing books the choicest
scholars would covct. While his mind was
wavcring, Il was n iavoritc recreation with
him 10 talk with old aPplc.women, and toll
them his present wealth and ito origin, hold
ing Out t".'hcm the same golden future that
attracted him. In his sane moments, like
most others who have risen from honcst
poverty. he scnrncd tho poor commence
mcni. hated Indignantly those who l,rousht
II I" m'nd. Alter Years Of impaired rea.
s"n. he went 10 Charleston aud drowned
hmselfby walking oil the dock Al night Ly
mistake. lie was bachelor, aud his heirs
have al last been obliged 10 receive the
81 his wealth he named. A
thousand CITIES have been uttered in the
house Of the Ct deynnt npplc. merchau Mt. and
he has passed or withou, causing shade of
gricf.--N. y. Letter.
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DAVENPORT SCOTT CO, IOWA, THURSDAY DECEMBER

wish or desire, on our part, Ia acquire nm,
tnreIgn territory whatever, far the purpose,
1T propacating slavery. ar al introducing
slaves from the United States into such
foreign territory.
Rcsolrcd, That we invite our fcllow.ci,.
liens Of the United States, who are nnxi,,,ls
Tor the restoration oi the blessings u peace,
or, II the existing war shalt continue 10 he
prosecuted, arc dcsirnns that its purposes
and objects shall be defined mud known;
who are anxious To avert, present and in-
turc peri's aud dangers with which j, ma,
he traugh,; aud who are also anxious Ia
produce contcn,mcnt and satisfaction nj
hume, aud Ia elevate the national character
ahroad, Ia assemble together in their res.
peciivc communities, aud TO express their
views. feelings and opinions.
Rcsoired, As the further opinion Of this
meeting, that il is the right and dutv of
Congress Ia declare hv some authentic act.
for what purpose and objects tho existing
wnr ought to he further prosecuted; th,i il
IS the duty or the President, in lis official
conduct, % conform 10 suci, declaration
lara,inn, the President should decline or re-.
fuse 10 cndeavor, hv all the means, civil,
diplomatic aud military, in his power, L.
execute tho announced will Of Congress.
md, in dcii1ncc oi is authority, shon!d con
,inne 10 prosecute the war for purposes and
objects other than those declared bv that
body. il would become the right and duty
# Congress 70 adopt the most cflicncions
measures - arrcs, The further progress 1t
the wnr. taking care 10 make ample proyis-
ion fer tho honor. the safety. and security
Of our armies in Mexico, in every contin.
gcncy. Aud il Mexico should decline or
refuse 10 conclude n treaty with us stipn!a-
'inp fnr tho purposes and olirci- 50 dcrlar.
cd hv Congress. il would I've the duty of the
Government Ia prosecute the war with the
utmos, vigor, until they wcro attained by
treaty 81 peace.
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A Coon OsE.-A Iauphah,c incident &C.
CURED in Naninckc, few evenings since,
which Is ton good tn he lost. A couple 81
Young ladies, whose high spirits are equal.
led only by their beauty. and vino love m
innocent prank with intimate friends, have
really seen the elephant, the modus npe-
randi oi which will not suon be inrgn,,cn
~ them. Just at twilight, they called ii
the Ocean House, to sec gentleman and
his wife, and rs usual proceeded 10 their
back parlor. Upon entering, they saw Il
gentleman with his back 10 the door, and
presumlng il was their friend, they silent
Is approached, md Que clappcd her hands
over his eyes, the other Selling his hands.
The gentleman struggled manluiIy, but la
ken BY surprise, for some time his efforts 10
free himself were fruiilcss. AT length, If.
ter severe ,ussle, his tormcn,ors laughing
merriy the while, he shook his cap,urs oil
and confronted them. The laughter i,nmc-
dia,ely ceased, and gave place 10 solemn
looks and deep bushes. The fixed fact
stared them in the face, that instead Of their
friend, they had teen playing their pranks
upon total stranger, none other than Il
Judicial dignitnry, Ills honor Judge Ward
Ii is unnecessary to say that with hurri-
cd apology they beat sudden md speedy
retreat, resolving hcncctorih, 10 be sure
they urc right bctorc they e, ahcad.
Nantucket Mirror.
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Coz. MARTIN ScoTT.-.Col. Marin
Sco'i!-Shall VIC relate bis fabulous featsf
Wo will. bn; without expecting 10 Ike beliey.
ed. We never believed them possible lin
our own e, &c beheld them, on On occasion
when We had tainted him in,o proving that
possible which We had denied aud derided
as impossibility--a sheer romance. We
saw him throw two potatoes into she air
and bore them both in the mir with a single
bullet. We saw him do this with both ri.
flc and pistol. We saw him take down liyc
swallows successfully on the wing with
single ball. We saw him plant four sue
ccsslve balls in the contrc SO closely that
hat one hole could hive bcen detected
Al the fifth shot, his rifle hung fire. New.
erihclcss, the half the diamcter Of tho Nm
was within the hole. We saw him sl,oos
nj living objects a, least a thousand timea.
but never saw him draw triaaer in vain
never knew his bullet 20 vary I hair,s
breadth from the spot where b had previ,
ossly said he would place it.-Dsssss N.
aid.
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VisIT or FATHER MATTHEW To Tur t.
STaTrs.--!, seems TINT tho long promised
visit Of Father Matthew, of worldwide pom
nlari,,, Ia the United States, is 10 take
place next spring. lie will be welcomed
TO our shores by eager thousands, of oil
sec,s md opinions, aud many will doubt.
less have cause Ia bless the mission Of mer.
~ that brings him across the ocean. The
Cork Nrcland) Reporter. Of tho 25ih al
September, has the following in reference
To his proposed visit:
1--WE understand that the very reverend
eenileman'ss visit 10 The new world. whicl,
has hcen 50 much spoken IL, il now definite.
Is fixed. and that il will take place next
spring. For some time the citizens ri Bas.
tn have hecn expecting him; md so strong
VS. the belief that he would visit America
this ycar. TINT tn commanders Of the Train
Line packets Drenn Monarch. which sail.
cd IN the Goth ult md The Mary Ann.
wblrh left last Tuesday. received orders
from III" owners IL place the private state
cabins nr those splendid vessels nj his dis
pasal. The reverend gentleman has, We
understand. in,ima.cd TINT he will nyail
himself Of this generous offer carly next
spring. Il ,ston being the most Irish ofnn,
ei,v in the United States. mud particularly
nhonndiEg in Cork and Kerry settlers, il
will he triumph 10 their principles and
feelings to find both 20 nohlv represented
rs they will he in the pcrsnn aud advocacy
Of the apostle Of temperance.
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To make Your trousers last. you must in
s,ruct your tailor, when he builds you a
suit ot clothes, 10 make your coat and waist.
coat first, by which means he will make
your trousers last.
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"Is not one man as go"d ms another ~
asked CHARTS, Of Repeater. "To be
sure he is" replied MIR. O'Bricn, "and q
good deal better"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-10

The following ali that we have yet re
caeclHam .ac eastern ptess O ,Ie Cl.alga