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NEW YORK CLOTHING
.
WIN, Il. JENNINGS g. Co.,

23l Broad,ray, Neto York, and Pa areaue, near 9Th
street, Washington,
NTOW offers to the citizens OF Washington, members oil
~ Congress- and strangers the largest supply OF fashion
able II g adj " Made Clothing for Gentlemen wear
ever offered in this cy-consisng Of Dress and frock
Coats Body Sacks and Overoats every variety French
and English cut Pants, silk Satin Merno and other Vests
which they will sell at the lowest New York prcss Orders
will be received and taken and sent to New York
for any style of Garment that may be desired which will be
executed with promptness and despatch in their usual
elegance which they aater themselves cannot be sur
passed by any establishment In the country.
w r j. Co, have always on hand supply OF Shirts,
undershis Hosiery Cloves Sspenders, Stocks CravaE,
and every variety OF dress articles for genemens
lnr A. I'm IN ~. .----
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IS5zIll(5ss

JOHN PETTIBONE is receiving daily his supply or the
above article OF various kuds together with the cee.
bmted BUTLER COAL which he has had the pleasure OF
introducing into this MARKET and which highly
mans Ranges, Radiators, DC
Clover Hill Coal, excellent article OF Bitumnous
dump Coa thought to be equal " superior The
rious kinds heretofore used In our city.
Orders received at the yard Lenox's Wharf near the
Long Bridge, and at his Office, L. Massoles drug store
south side Pa avenue between l2 and 9Th Streets
John Il. Calans. ST.
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Earthenware, China, Glass, sc. sc.

EarthenWare, China, Glass, NC. NC.
THOMAS PURSELL C~
WIZ Has just Imported from Liverpool and othervIalH
W sonlces ninety packages OF the above articles, MESH
- Of the latest styles, which, with his former 49,
stock, comprise almost every article in his line; all Of
which will be Sold wholesale and RETAIL very low prices
Also SOLAR OIL and lard Lamps silvered and gilt Ciran
doles China Toys Fancy Boxes Wax Figures ivory han
died and other knves and Forks Walters, Casors Cake
Baskets, Looking Glasses &c.
First quality Stone Ware at the factory prices.
BritannaiIea and Cafee Sets, &c reduced prices.
Please can at my store and warehouse opposite Browne
Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue,
\ dec lS-eod LET . TlIOS puRSELL.
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GENTLEMEN,s "BELoNGINGs.,,.

GENTLEMEN's "BELONGINGs"i!I
STEVENS, date Fish j. Gao No. | BROWNS HOTEL
HATSi!i OF the newest fashions, and OF s,l. IA
| a superior elegance both in inisii. shape. and -
style. in BEA YER, MOLESkIN, W I'EIi,
- and CdsSilfsRE
GAPS
OF every variety Of shnpe and material for Genemens,
Youths and Children; also, for the Army and Navy.
WARDROBE ART1CLESII .4l
The largest and most varied assortment Of elegant Ward
robe aud Toilet articles 10 he iound in the city, Was Srars
Cryats, Gloves, Sispenders, Robesdc ,Abre Perfume
ry, Canes Umbrellas, Stocks &c.. Sc a..
INDIAN RUE"1u GOODS
or Goodyear Manufacture every tclr nhde from Indian
Rubber hand procured N Two trce days notice
My STOCK is complete in every department Of GOODS
of the best quality aud newest stc always be found on
my shelves. ~.
tienIlemen politely invited Ia cal-Goods freely
shown. AMI prices reasonable STEVENS, (,
oct stt I.aic Fish & Go,
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OPERATIONS UPON THE FEET.

rTNIIE subscriber ofers his services To The public
L OPERATOR ON EXCRESCENSES,s such
as: HARD and S0FI, CoRNS, DUMdONS, CLL,B
Mills. NAILS PENE1RlTING THE FLESiL
WARTS, &C. Operations performed IN FIVE MINUTES,
without the least pain bloo lie hnseyoted much time
and thought The subject and believes TINT he entirely
romprehcnds their nature and treatment His success IN
the city Of Baltimore lur the Inst tye years, has been such
warrant him IN promising TO all who may coniit III
his experience and skill, g'em and saisfncioTy heneW
DR. IAcHARIAu Is, permanently located IN this city.
, will be happy To attend ladies' genilemeus feet by
the year. His charges are quite moderate; nng indeed.
compared witt, The relief aud satisfaction he Affords ioc
slrref JIo likewise refers the public to The following re-
commentators which are in his possession
BALTIMORE August 9Th, lstb,
WE. The undersigned, bnyiug examined DE-. Xachariph,
Jrs method Of curing Cors in,ons, &c, we do nothes
ihG recommend him TO the public and say that his ne
lhod is a most rational one Us we'll as ciTscnial
tSicned) w w HAspY, NJ. d. r. CHhrARD,M j.
Prof y. Il. SMITH, ions WHiTRpoE ". u,
CH,s, d. GIBSON, T. 4. CnATARp, NJ D.
Resides the above DR. T. ius certificates OF his skill from
some Of the first In the United States. and can be
hy calling on him al his office over Mr. PARkEWS
Fancy Siore Pcuusyl vand avenue between ~ and 9Th
streets, sixTIi doom EAST OF CoiEMAS's HoTgL,
= 5a l. ZACHkI,IAlI, Jr., tu
.&F 4. tt.al Surgeon Chiropedist.
iI5- Ladies gentlemen waited on al their residence
required @ dec III NY /
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woRTHINaToN q. sNETIrEN,


Saddle, Harne 80, and Trunk Establishme mt
So,easi corner Of Serenh and sfreefs opposite the
II General Post Office
WASHINGTON CITY, d. C.
THE Undersigned has resumed his old at the
above place, where he keeps on hand regular assert
ment Of articles in his le, and where he is also, all
es prepared TO execute orders in the best cheapest ana
ost sllyd' THOMAS FlrNAM
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Cold PenciIs- and Gold Pens.

lust RECEIVED, largo and handsome assortment OF
j GOLD PENCILS and Diamond mounted GOLD PENS
Gold and Silver cases and for sale at very low prices by
q. A. COMFY
dec left al Templemsnis Book Store.
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TO INVENTORS AND PATENTEEs.
Agency for obtaining Patents for New In
yentlOna at Washington.
w p ELLIOT, formerly nj the Patent Office. informs
his former clients and others that his Office may still
be found the corner where Il has been located Tor
the last thirty years. directly opposite the Patent Ofce
lie is prepared to execute with his accustomed accuracy
and promptness any business IN the line OF his profession
such as furnishing Information respecting the originality
and paenabty ofinyenons preparing papers and draw
ings for applications for patents, caveats, &c,
To those unacquainfed with him. he refers 10 The follow
ing testimonial Of The Hon Henry H. Ellsworth, aIc Com
missioner OF Patents: - !.
Patent Office, Feb. IL 1879.
MI William r Elliot who has been formerly employed
In The Patent Office as Draughsnan, &c. having esab
sed Patent Agency In The city Of Washington, take
great pleasure in recommending him gentleman wor
thy OF confidence, and being particularly qualified 10
ake charge Of any business requiring knowledge Of me-
chanical science the progress of the arts and patent I'M
provemcnis Mr. Elliot is also well acquainted with the
practice of this Office HENRY T., EIISWOR1H
Commissioner Of Patents.
W.. p Elliot Is also the author of the plan of the new
Patent Office building.
10. Letters on business TO be postpaid
hct 6 Iy' 49,
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lI-Ls- TAKE NOTICE.--Thc Canton Tea
Hack Tea called . JIoNVQUAiS MIXTiIEt They intro
ucc, IL In America in Sl0--ald every other person
house protesting 10 sell the same NJ allnnc less ut
wer pricedeceyG The wary, as HE public themselves
will perceive, by comparing The spurious with The genuine
: Hpwquai' yended by the Canton Tea Company.
Every package Gin addition TO It's containing fW freight
independent Of the wrnpcr) bears lie stamp Of lieatess
anil elegance and the Teas therein thoroughly secured
nm tight and air. that their quality and power rrmaiu
ininl'airc, IN amy climate.
CHARLES A. COMFY, Agent,
nov 6-lly 49, Al TGMpLEMAN's Hook store. 1.
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TEAS! TEAS! TEAS!M
WASHINGTON AGENCY OF THE NEW YORK
CANTON TEA COMPANY.
E . r.
The oldest Tea Establishment Ia America:
rRiscIpAL rsTA pLIsnMENT IN NEW YoRK

The CANTON TEA COMPANY has ,.v,-,
- been popularity known Tor many years ES-f-1
kETfy This Is the largest and oldest Tea Esab EfSfx
kksELAh lishment in America. The public have 49,
had full proof Of their integrity and responsibility But
TEA OF late that they have been obliged to enlarge,
great extent, their two principal establishments IN New
York; viz;
They moreover POSSESS facilities In relation the Tea
Trade very abundant degree, and doubtless superior
any other Tea Concern in America Their scrupulous
regard TO all principles that tend TO elevate the character oil
large house is well understood, and has already secured
them connexon probably larger than all other Tea Els
sell Teas purer fragrant and Pce for the prices,
In the aggregate than any house In the wordChina ex
copied
They zeaously invite the attention Of the nhnb.
Of Washington to their Agency where the following
assortens are always hand; and they feel no hesa
ton In stating that wherever single trial made, very
decided preference is given the celebrated Teas Of the
CANTON TEA COMPANY
u- Reader, make the experiment. 1r
Retail Prices loo,cs subject in all cases to De returned
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yANLOAN a. CHASE,

HAVE removed their DAGUERREAN GALLERY 10
ii the oDLoS, Of ~ street and Pennsylvania
avenue, and have considerable expense, pu kylsh
which will enable them to furnish pictures o' surpassed IN
this any other country Pictures tak,r Va ANY Kind oil
Menther-clenr. cloudy, or mining n, oct e-dn
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The Manufacturer produce numerous testimonials
similar the above, nom private individuals and from,
other papers hut the above extracts sulcient con.
vince person that tie has exnggerat.
Ell but that upon fair trial thu Blpckng will be found as
repre- sentc,l, creetlcnt in every respect
j. WELIAR, Manufacturers No 30 Chestnut street, Phi
ladelphla
CHARLES SfOl'f Peun. Avenue and 7,h street
Agent tor Washington, D. g. OCT ; taprii l.
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. Surplhs, November ~, IsI1 over S4OV,lVU. m n.
ROBERT l.. PATTERSON, President
BENJAMIN G. MILLER, Secretary
J c. LEWIS Agent, Washington, 7th street,
opposite General Post Office.
HARVEY LINDsLY, NJ D., Physician,
,ta. corner ot and e streets.
prospectus to be had of the Agent, setting iorlh The
principles operations and benefits of life insurance show
Ing aAo the great success Of the Company
drcl3--Gt ..p.. .'-. .-t
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Aar'S Patent iaP, Bdckitg is about The best article
Of the kind we have seen The polish which Ii mparts TO
the iaidrstaldi,gs OF is brilliant and lasting va
have tried it, and II boots 10 say all his in lis behalf
ErtHi1y B,diefin, .Jiuae Z.
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JOHN CONNOLLY,
Cabinet, Chair, and sofn Manufac t,rcr a nd
Undertaken,
THE SUBSCRIBER begs leave to return his sincere
i thanks te his friends aud the public generally for
the very liberal patronage which they have bestowed
him, and would respectfully inform them that he has
hand general assortment Of Cabinet Furniture which
he Will sell veSy cheap for cash, uroted pdp,r lie is
constantly manufacturing all kinds Of Furniture the Ia
tts style and most approved pattern, such as
Mahogany Dressing Bureaus
Sprng.seat Sofas
Rocking and parlor Chairs
Gard, centre, and dining Tables
War1robes
q Bedsteads
Aud, IN fact, every thing usually ioundin acab,net
UNDERTAKING
He Is also prepared to attend funerals the shortest no.
ce and on the most liberal terms and be IL confident that
from his long experience in attending funerals that he will
give entire satisfaction TO those who may favor him with
their patronage. JOHN CONNOLLY,
OF smdAprile Tth street, between and l.
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Patent Bdchiag.- Nh j. Wellar, No. 80 Chestnut street
has prepared Patent Liquid Backing, which produces
beautiful Jet polish and docs uoi innre the leather Those
who would haze polished undo rsiandlng should read
advertisement iii another column ~ s. tidtetie May 4.
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EXCHANGE GHH!Aa,lHsIoa H a9{rITE TEL,

WASHINGTON CITY, =.
II. M. McILHANY, late OF Virginia.
THIS spacious establishment, having been newly refed
aud furnished in all its departments is now open to the
public, for their patronage and support / Is situated al
convenient distances from the Rail Road Depot Capitol
Patent Office and General Post Office. Boarders, Visitors
and Travellers will find pleasant and capacious rooms
neatly furnished upon moderate terms. dec S--tf +
EPILEPSY OR FALLING SICKNESS.
0Na symptoms Of frequent pain In the Head dimness of
" Sight noise in the ears, disturbed sleep, with agta
Ing Dreams PALPI1ATION, fFLATULENCY, and
WElkNESS, DR.. SWEETSER'S PANACEA should be
Immediately commenced with and perseryored in, until
every symptom The above are the premonitory
symptoms Of Epilepsy, and denote very foul state Of
the blood stomach and nerves publication Of the blood
by the use OF this Panscea will at all times insure the body
against any Of these dsagrceable symptoms Many per
sons suppose that il Is useless to take medicine unless
are Ill be unable to attend to daily avocaons
therein lies their We do not insure houses and
goods when they fire, with the expectation that
they will soon burn ups but on the wise precept OF guard
ing against accident So ii we purify blood when WELL
we insure bodies against attacks Of sickness, not with
the expectation Of being sick, but 10 be always pre-
pered against its attacks For sale at all the druggists
j. r. CALLAN,
= ,f a ofE nd hsfren
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SlMMS a. son,
Pa. avenue. opposite jackson Hall, Washington
IN BOTTLES.
MADEIRA ZINES
Newtoll, Gordon, lHurdoai d' Co.
DuaI London Particular
George and Robert Biaesbern # Co,
London Particular
superior old Sercial Superior old Mamsley
DO si ilhps IVY WINES.
Pale r.,, Sherry, extra SUPERIOR romar's
1 etaw,. d Cola sherry ao ve,y superior
WINES OF FRANCE.
Chateau Margaux-- subscription wine
Chateau Laiiie;-equal to any Ting ~ the country
bordeaux, low priced, for ordinary consumption
RHINE and lHOSELLE HINES.
Sieinwlne, viniage'o4 Hockhelmer, vintage ~
sads'As'"ttpi g y f TlaNisS Hook
Superior Old PORT for medicinal purposes
Superior White Port, do do &
Maraschino di zara curaeoa red and white
Anlsette Creme de Rose
Creme de Lemon Cherry
CHOICE LIQUORS.
Otard, Dupny & Co, vintage 1916
9tard, Dapuy CO.. pale, ym''ge 1879
Holland Jamaica spfa extra qualify
RUM
10 1--WE gallon dem,ehns very {, ola Santa Cruz
Cd Irish; t.l,aaniahowen> Very old and fine n
LOWposN DoUBLE BROWN S7pUT.
9y o,rs Brown sfs Stout In quar- and pin, bottles
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Wellar's Patent Japan Liquid Paste
BI

THE undersigned bcgs leave call the attention those
DESTROYS Of using good article of Dlackng 10 the
The Manufacturer, knowing the excellent
properties ots Backing sent samples 10 various persona
Boot Makers, also to several OF ewspa
pers The extracts underneath from OF the papers
they speak for themselves also several persons who tried
il have called and said that the Jpdn Liquid Backink was
sllntrior TO any thing they had ever used W.
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WING NATIONAL C CONVENTION,
FOR SELECTING CANDIDATES FOR
PRESIDENT Il VICE PRESIDENT
OF THE UNITED STATES.
To be hold at ~, on tho - day Of 49,.
NEW HANIPsHIRE

NEW HAMPSHIRE.
DELEGATES AT LARGE. Gov. Anthony Colby, Of New
Subsliiues-Ira Perlsy, Of Concord Thomas H. Sanger
Of Dover
District no - Charles w, Gutter Of Portsmouth
Substitute Gilman Marsfon, Of Exeter.
District No. II-George w. Nesmith, Of Franklin.
Substitute William Sawyer, yr., of Wakeheld
District No. II--Aaron 7. Hughes, OF Nashville,
Substitute-lsaac Sturtevant, OF keene
District No. y-Jonathan Kitiredge, OF Canaan'
Subsiituc-Augisus " brewster, OF Hanover
VERMONT.
,DrLgoAIEs AT LAacE-solomon Foot Of Rutland y
SubsituesA L. Miner, Of Manchester; Carlos Coolidge
Of Windsor
District No. IA. p Lyman, of Remington.
Substituted l.. Catlin Of Orwell.
District No. ILL. Cuts OF H,rtland E
Substitue--Wm. Hebard, OF Chelsea;
District No. Hill. q. Royce Of Berkshire y.
Substitute--H. Is Stacy, OF Burlington.
District No, V-P Baxter, of Derby
Substituted IL Delano, of Hardwck
CONNECTICUT.
DsLEsArxs ar LARGE. Charles w Rockwell, Truman
Smith, l,tt 49, E fiat
Substitutes Thos W. Williams Charlea Hawlsy
Distre. No. I-John II Bockway
Substitlite-Isaac w, Stuart N'
District No Thames r, Babcock, r8t4
Substitute Samuel Russell.
District No III-John +. Trumbu
Substitute Sampson Almy
District No. Iv--Neson L. White
subsimle-IIenry h. Harra
, MASSACHUSETTS.
DELEoArn At LAnGR-- Rufns Choa!e, Boston, W, O.
Substitutes Seth Sprage, Duxbury, Enaign III Kellogg,
Delegates from Districts not yet chosen.
MAINE.
District No, lll--Wi. Pitt Fessenden, Augusta
No others yet chosen.
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Window Glass and Putty.
E0 boxes Windsor Glass, all sizes
w 1000 lbs. Putty, put up in blnddtrs,
For sale cheap by CHIRLES STO7T, /.
oc 3o--6m corner Pa avenue aud zth street.
Steam Dying Establishment.

lIE Subscriber having completed the repairs of his old
establishment by the introduction Of new and improved
machinery, Is prepared execute, will pronptness
and in the best style all orders in his line Of business Tht
improvements such tonford the greatest facilities in
couring cotton, WOODEN silk iabrics in the most durable
manner, j.. j. DENHAM,
dec l-lyd' Pa. south side, bet, OH 4 10Th
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rHE subscriber is running his Omnibus Roaeh
/ aud Ready to and from The Alexandria steamboat and
Pennsylvania avenue, for the low fare of rwELvE ASp
HALF GENTS! and hopes receive the patronage Of the
Travelling Public, Tile Omnibus will leave the wharf on
the arrival Of the boats aud viii set down passengers at any
pont desire, Pennsy lyania, betwee4
fullers Hoteand the Capitol; and win leave the southwest
Of the and 9Th street. Opposite Coleman 81 NJ
IL and liz m, and l2l2, ~, and IL p m, To
convey passengers 10 The boat J.W ELLIOTT,
n. B-Passengers for the Maiboat canake the Omnibus
Mt SIG, a. M, and viii be called for 81 Colemans and
Ilrownis oct l2-dlN'
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For Rent.

TINE principal room in TEMPERANCE HALL, which is
suitable Tor Exhibitions, Fairs Lectures, Concerts, or
such other PURPOSES inconsistent With the principles OF
total. abstinence. Terms moderate. Apply TO
u. WARD, President Stock COMMITTEES,
dec ls-tf Or at the Hail.
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PROSPECTUS


OF a PAPER OF EIGHT QUARTO PAGES,
To be Published Ina the City OF Washington,
DISTRICT COLUMBIA,
FOR THE, OLD MAN OF THE HILLS,
DYnIs AGENT, TO he CALLED
THE LONE STAR Of the METR0P OLIS.
CAPTION" FbAoto Peace rih Al Men"
HE design OF this production is, to restore the los, har
mouy OF feeling, which seems to prevail, and thereby
perpetuaie the duration Of this Republic, notwithstanding
The cry "1he Republic is In danger Is being rlig Ia dis
sana chimes throughout our (ate peaceful and glorious
country, and echoed from foreign shores some Of which,
doubtless delighted with the discard The Proprietor
will be in this City, the first day o. the year 1873 and
will after be explicit lie has however, author
se his agent say e was one among those, If not the
frs WHO unhesIlangy resolved 10 call for the services OF
mediately alter becoming assured that Gen, TayorThe
first in War first In Peace and the first in the hearts OF
his countrnei would not be selected by any
Party under disHciue Parry name, hut II the People
The United States, as whole American People, through
their mprescrptibc rights, and constitutional power Of
sovereignty, should command his services, he would obey
their call for four years only Believing Gen Taylor TO be
sincere in heart aud purpose, aud courageous fulfil his
engagements, he, the Old Nan Of the HRS, resolved TO
devote both Tine and Money audaby toward that end
These impulses have already been responded from almost
every City, 10cn and Hamlet in the union, and from the
slopes, and SUBMITS of all the hills where that mailing
word has been spoken, and Zachary Taylor Rough and
Ready, nominated without the odium ofWhg Demo
crat. and without theerpetton Of conpenfioa Never
theless should the General by expressed implied
sent, become The nominee Of any Contention, MThe Old
Man will Immediately Withdraw from such inglorious
contest, at least far Time, Erpenses Tdeasl II
he has any concerned and remain he has BEEN
the last twelve years. "a locker on" further expose may
be expected In few days THE AGENT.
UecoDiber 2gth. lSi7,--tf =,
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UcidSs Hacking liz one oi the most shining articles in
The markct.--SPi n ne Times, April =
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OIL OF TANNIN.

4 DISCOVERY FOR PRESERVING LEATHER. Just
II received fresh supply of this arcle.The following
from New York paper, will show The estimation IN which
this article IL held In that city
q had other evidence of the goodnessoi the Oil
OF Tannln In preserving Leather than the quantities of IL
Sold and The great demand for II from all parts Of the Union
should he disposed 10 think very iayoraby of IL but
when say II strengthens and renders leather wnter
proof and nearly doubles Its wear, speak from own
personal knowledge Of its virtues The effect of its applica
lion will be readily seen, though the soiness inn
parts the leather will be felt and for this reason
preventive and cure for corns il is recommend
ed" Sold In this City by CHAS STOTT,
ec29--tf Corner 7th street, Pa. avenue.
7 ANDRETH'S RURAL REGISTER AND ALMANAC,
Ii FOR Disseminating 100 pages &c the most useful
and Interesting information, directions for farming, garden
Ing &C. with numerous engravings at the low price VI
ten cents Forse the Seed Store street. between
Ninth and Tenth Streets opposite the Catholic church, Ivy
A, G.. GARDINER,
Agent in Warrington for the sale Of Landreths Garden
Seed. Dec "a q
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CHAPPED HANDS. s
A MANDINE, for the Prevention and cure Of Chapped
II Hands, decidedly the best article known for this pur.
pose For sale by CIfAS. STOTT,
dec GIFT druggist and Apohecary
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Extract Of Vanilla.

DURE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF VANILLA,
for hayoring ice creams ielies ptes puddings cakes
&c. For sale by CHARLES STOTT,
dee LII Druggist and Apohecary
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Ry reference another column, advertisement will
be iound for excellent article of Hacking, LIQUID
form, for Roots, has been highly recommended by
many who tried ouy gives, with very litle
trouble, bodntd i yiiah but retains il much longer
than any other II Is s"d by the the mannactuf
er NJ. 10, Chestnut street. Buy boe, trial will
nrnN o The Inri- PM. iligef. ALrit % ----
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w. r. KITCHEN,
vUNUA TVIIRE a, DnV1 TIA ATT DAM

"a STREET, 2ND HOUSE $. PENN. AVENUE,
made known +f dec 29--H