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nEATH-BED SCENES, Dying with and without Re.
ligion by Rev. ID. w. Clark, d. d. / VOL, limo. 81.
Lives Of Whatcoat, George and McKsndree volume.
50cents
Successful Merchant; by Arthur. / vol so cents.
Christian Effort; by Sarah Baker. 35 cents.
Lectures to Young Mem by Rev. d. Smith. Is cents
Lades's Book Of Anecdotes, do SO cents
Anecdotes for the Preside, do SO cents
Anecdotes for the Young do 80 cents
Anecdotes for the Ministry, do so cents
Sundayschool Books in great variety,
Catalogues sent to all whe desire them.
GRAY a BALLANTYNE,
oct 14-tr Seventh street
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Prints, Prints---Great Bargains.

PrInts, Prlnts---Great bargains.
Dll pieces fine dark prints at Ga
~-OO 250 do do do from to Il
Superior French do
Mourning do
French, English, and American furniture. 20.
sep 2l-tr YERBY 1ILLER.
CLOTHS, CASSIMEREs, vEsTINGS, &C.
@ UPERI0H black French Simoni's
- DO do do Biouli's
Do blue and fancy do, makers
Do Belgian and American do
DO black French doeskins
Do black and fancy silk sestings
Do black satin vesings
Fancy cassmeres-arge stock.
Also cravats scarfs kid, silk Lsle.thread and French
buck gloves
Silk, cotton, and mcrino u hose
silk and merno uudershirts and drawers
Suspenders silk and linen cambria handkfs., &c.
With almost every article belonging TO the gentlemens
furnishing departmental to be found very cheap
sep21-tr YERBY MILLER'S
nYSPEPSIA CANNOT RESIST IT.-AL
IL most daily some person who is taking NAMFTONS
VEGETABLE TlSCTURE calls to renew this valupbc
dcipe and speaks gratefully of its remarkable effects in
countaracting this obstinate complaint, the
many fatal diseascs You will get good alma )
when you purchase at WIMERS, 9th st., nca. g.
avenue. Q.
Semi Weekly News
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VNxPECTED, in few days superior Chewing To-
IL bacco Fine Cut Tobacco, and Cigars : -,
aug l4--u WILLIAM l. hNASs,
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New YoRK, Oct. 30--l2 m.
The steamer Georgia arrived here this morning
from Aspinwall, with California dates to the first
instant.
She brings three hundred passengers, and two
millions three hundred thousand dollars in gold.
The health of the Isthmus is good, there be-
ing but few cases of fever, and no cholera.
The military force organized under Gen. Paez
proves very beneficial to passengers crossing the
Isthmus.
Kingston is also healthy: there is no epidemic.
Sales of city property in San francisco realize
two hundred and four thousand dollars, which
win redeem all the outstanding three per cents,
and pay the November interests.
A fugitive slave mulatto woman had been
claimed and remanded to her master in Missouri.
The mining news from every quarter is cheer
ing.
Numerous outrages had been committed by
Spanish Americans.
Several horse thieves have been hung by lynch
law.
Doctor Gregor, a Scotchman, has been murder
cd at Sonora
Indian outrages in the interior continue.
Business is active and prosperous everywhere.
Flour, grain, and provisions are firm and i'm
good demand.
Money is stringent.
The general health in California is good.
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Students and Apprentices, Look
THE FIRST NUMBER Is NOW READY.
FINIIE extensive and continued sale MINIFIES ME-
i CHANlCAL DRAWING-B00K, and the desire Il
place the work in the hands Of Apprentices and others who
cannot well spare the entire of the book in
ment have induced the publisher to issue edition In
monthly numbers, at twenty five cents per month"; thus
bringing within the reach of all who desire to supply
themselves with
The best Work on Mechanical Drawing ever
PUBLISHED.
This edition OF Minihc's Mechanical Drawing book fo
SELF-INSTR UCTION, will be published in Twelve Mum
bers, at % cents each, payable on delivery.
Each number will contain from four to six Steel Plates
and from eight to sixteen pages of reading matter the ho
containing FIETY-SIX STEEL PLATES. To which will b
added an
Essay on The Theory and application Of Colors.
For sale by JAMES wIMER,
oct n 9th street. Louisiana avenue.
CARPETING, 0ILCL0THs, RUGS, &c.
9 UPERIoR ingram and thrcepy carpeting
- Hemp do
Venetian do
Cotton do
Drurgets, all widths
Floor and table oicloths
Rugs, &c.
just received, and will be sold very cheap, at
sep 2l-tr YERBY MlLbERs.
Elegant Illustrated Juveniles.
yTERY TLETALEs FOR VERY LITTLE CHILDREN
Y Little Lessons for Little Learners
New Cobwebs 10 Catch Little Flies
Clever Stories by Mrs. Sherwood
LINED Twigs to catch Young Birds
Childs Book by Mrs. Sigourney
Mammals Bible Stories
Little Anne's Second Book
Watts Divine Songs
Rhymes for the Nursery
Little Anne's First Book
Fanny and her Mamma
GRAY BALLANTYNE,
oct 18 seventh street.
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DIR. sTICKLAND's
American Family Pills!
THE GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE OF THE AGE!

DIR. sTICKLAND,s
American Family Pills!
THE GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE OF THE AGE!!
DESIDES the cstharc and anti yspeptic quality
ID Pills. their adaptation to purify the blooa-to the
Liver Complaint, Urina and Abdominal Diseases
caly that class Of maades known Female Complaints;
TO relieve the system of Worms and pimples the skin
may be set forth in pamphlet which be had
gratutously of tho wholesale agent
N B-The above PILLsa highly recommended, from
responsible source that the public have the posi-
BILE guaranty of their great value.
They have already acquired popularity rarely equaed
in short time they have been for sale in this city
General agency at GRAY BALLANTYNE's
Bookstore, 7th st.
ALSO FOR SALE ny
r. NJ. p KING, corner Of st. and Vermont ay.
j. b. GARDNER & Co., Capitol Hill.
D. B. CLARKE, Maryland and 1lth ST., Qsland)
I. 9. MCINTYRE, corner Of 7th and streets II
J. N. DAVIS, corner of 9th and l. streets. oct 13
FROM WYMAN,
The Celebrated VentriIoquist.
nR. CHAS. wILLIAMS-DEAR SIR: have tried all the
IL famed Expectorants pectorals, and Balsams
lief of attack of the Bronchitis and must certainly
WOOD NAPHTIA the preference to any Others and most
cheeruly recommend 1t to all who have diseases of chest
JOHN mYMAN, JR-, ventriloquist.
PHILADELPHIA, July q 1852.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at
WIMER'S Stationery and Fancy Store,
9th St, near Louisiana avenue.
R Call and get circulars containing certificates of
ZOE sHILLINGTON has received Godey's Ladies
u Book for November
Grahams Magazine for November
The illustrations beautiful and the reading matter OF
the highest order.
Reuben Medcot. By the author of the Bachelor of AL
bany.
Cabin and Parlor; or, Slaves and Masters.
Stationery New Books and every thing in the Cheap
JOE smILLIpGToN's Bookstore,
oct l6 odcon Building, corner of ~ ST. and Penn.
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GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY!
FOR ALL NERVOUS CONDITIONS OF THE SYSTEM
DIR. ROSES NERVOUS COHDIALy

GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY!
FOR ALL NERVOUS CONDITIONS OF THE SYSTEM
DIR. ROSES NERVOUS CORDIALs
HEART DISEASES AND NERVOUS COMPLAINTS
The astonishing happy effect Of DR.. ROSES NER
voUS CORDIAL for Diseases Of the Heart Papitation,
Numbness, Neuralgia, Nervous Tremor Of the Muscles,
Heartburn, Fatulence, Pain in the Face Wakefuness,
kestessness, for the Mind Body down by
labor study, has induced many physicians it in
their practice For weak constitution It Is grand
storer 1t completely from the system all
iraons is almost miraculous in its rapid and happy
effect The weak and the frequently restored
to perfect health before using bottle Price so cents
Liver Diseases, Dyspepsia, and Bilious Habits
your Liver is dcranged your skin will be yellow; Ds-
will be troubled with cold feet variable appetite and de-
pressed spirits by taking DR. Roses celebrated Railroad or
PILLS. you will soon find all the above bad symp
blood Boxes l2l and IS cents. i''i''''' : -
As- These Pills called RAILROAD PILLS, because
they go ahead Of all other pills in their good effects
a3- Free from Mercury.
Do You Suffer with any Paint
If you do, you will find immediate relief by using DR.
ROSES PAfN-CURER 1t is the only preparation Which
cures, almost instantly Sore Throat rheumatism,
pn II hs Side Ssa Or s Limbs Ear
Bruises Corns, Chblains Wherever you have pain
the Safe to all ages and the price being
low the poor well the rich obtain in 1874 25
so cent bottles.
The above preparations be found with circulars
and full directions, at the stores of
Charles Stott 4 Co., Samuel Butt,
j. II. Callan, John w. Narn,
J. L. Kidwell, Georgetown, D. O. [aug 1o--tr
D0UBLE-sOLED BOOTS AND SHOES.
Just received this day, 25 pair doubesoed French Cali
2s pair double soled French Calf Peg Boots.
25 do do Over-boots.
rs do do French Calf Fillmore Tics
25 do do Patent Leather Scott Ties.
For sale by HARRIS & GRIFFIN,
w. &
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Linen Goods just opened.
OK PIECES very superior Irish Linen
20 10 pieces Pilow-case Linen
10 pieces 81 and 4 White Damask Table Linen
do 64 and 84 Brown do do
10 doz. IL to 24inch Linen Napkins
20 pieces Huckaback and Damask Towelling
10 do Birdscye Diaper
20 do Scotch and Russia Diapers
30 do Crash, (some very cheap at 6L cents)
do Figured Step Linens, &C., &c.
With large stock of Linen Goods, just received
south side pcnnsylvania avenue between 9th and 7h
near Centre Market. D. H. TEBBS & co.
oct Is News 2w
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DAILY COMMENTARY, BY 1870 CLERGYMEN
OF SCOTLAND.
ssrINH Is excellent book; filed with practical and
devotional expositions Of select passages Of Scrip
ure designed instruct the mind and stimulate tie heart
Some OF the best theoogans in Scotland among the
tributors. ."-Zton's Herald
just published, and for sale by
GRAY BALLANTYNE
oct II 7th street.
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NOTICE.

n l.. ELDER, esq, Is no longer engaged as my Agent
H. Attorney for the sale of any patent right
est therein, obtained by and Ia my name Persons,
therefore, having any business In oonnexion with said pat
ents will please call on the undersigned
J. @. II. sALoMoN.
GEoRGErowN, Sept. 25 1852. lsep rs
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nRAwN NUMBERS OF THE della
L y ware State Lottery, Glass G., drawn at Will
mington, Delaware October 23 1852:
73 61 81 II "a SO 1S 27 II 4S SO 3 Al
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On Saturday, October 80, 1854,
STATE OF DELAWARE LOTTERY Glass No. l25, for 1852
VIII be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware.
S38, ,0o0 $17, ,0o0 $9,O0O 10 prizes of 81, ,OOol
rs number lottery, IA drawn ballots
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-03


ENRlcHlNe .GKRbsNs AND LAWNS
The daily and weekly waste of chamber
Stops if sprinkled over the ground OF small
gardens would be all the enriching ma.
terial required to produce good crops
from year to year. Grass lawns il
sprinkled with wosh>water and urine
weekly, would never require to be Gov.
cred, as many now do, with thick coat
of manure, unsightly to the eye, and
disagreeable to the feet, when a pleasant
day arrives, when one wishes to look
over ones shrubs and trees. Lawns so
sprinkled would also be always fresh and
greens Fruit has also been greatly bene.
flied by moderate doses during their
growing season. Ati,his present time,
you may pour it on without fear, for the
frost AMI rains previous to the opening Of
spring will so distribute it that no i'll eff
fects can arise from an over'supp'y.-Far.
mer's Monthly Visitor. ,s.eoF sTo'e qe-
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-03

Il heard story the other day. writes
friend and always acceptable correspon'
dent. which amused me. An old lady
said: when my father moved Into the
new country. one of us children told a
lie. My mother could not ascertain the
culprit, but lie lay between two Of us
d'WelI!' said she, you may escape now,
but you may be sure that will know al
some day which Of you has told a lie.
Weeks passed away and nothing more
was said on the subject. My father lived
in log house, which contained one
room below and one room above. The
children slept in the chamber. One night
tremendous wind arose, and at mid
night blew off the entire roof of the house.
Ny mother alarmed at the crash, ran up
the ladder, and putting her head into the
looAess chamber cried children are
you all there 2 Eyes mother = piped a
small, terrified voice; 'yes, mother. we
are all here ; and if the day ofjudgement
has come, it was me that told that lie =
To how many children Of larger growth
does a similar late repentance come, and
from similar causes the 'slil small voice,
amid the storm
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-03

THE COOLEST DAY IN TWENTY SEVEN
YEARs.-The Philadelphia Ledger has
been furnished by Dr.. John Conrad with
interesting statistics of cold weather. COM
piled from the daily record kept at the
Pennsylvania Hospital since 1925. Tues
day, January 90, was the coolest day tina,
has occurred from 1925 to 1852. 1t ap-
pears that there were but two days on
which the thermometer was as. low as
Tuesday, viz, the 9Th Of January, 1852
and tie 81 of February, 1896 !; the loves,
Of each was the same as Tuesday, bu. on
each of these days it rose higher at noon
IS degrees in 1852, and IL degrees in
1886. -,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-03

OBSTINATE AS A Plea party was
once discussing the obs.inacy of pig,
when one Of the party who defended the
pig, offered to bet that he would make a
pig walk up fight Of stairs. The BET
was Immediately taken. The pig was
procured, and placed at the bottom of a
flight of stairs, and the better challenged
to perform the feat or forfeit the bet. He
placed the pigs head towards the top oil
the stairway, and then Selling hold oil
his tail, his natural obstinacy pulled the
other way, and mounted the stairway
and kept ascending till he reached the
top. And thus the better won his bet
by proving the fact of the incorrigible
obstinacy CT the animal.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-03
E V A R I E I Y
Whipping Tops.


We were not aware before reading the
following, that any moral philosophy
could be extracted from this subject but
your man of genius can draw lessons of
wisdom from the barrenest theme, as cas-
lily as sunbeams can be extracted from a
cucumber, and hence the following shrewd
reflections .rsel If y-ssEuII ssga = +
You may guess the character Of boy
from the style in which he whips his top
The lad who lays on the lash furiously
and blindly, and sends his top every now
and then with whirl into the middle Of
the street, and then gels into "a passion
at the result of his own imperuosity, is
likely enough to make mischief for him
sell and others in after life, unless curbed
by proper discipline, and that right soon;
while the urchin who strikes the .eyol-
wing cone with steady swing, adapting
the weight of the blow TO The velocity Of
the object, and carefully lacking his ton
hither and lhither, TO avoid the cracks in
the pavement, is Just as sure to 90 through
the world steadily, and work his way 10
good position 10 society. The regular
business of life is but whippingstops after
all; while speculation may be, likened TO
game sPeg in The ring ~
IA d. u z II
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-03
The True Gentleman.


1.-THE distinguished Governor Morris, of Nor
risiana, near the city of New York, who was a
gentleman by birth, education, and the most
lofty bearing, on being asked his definition of a
gentleman, replied in the words of the Psalm
"'Tis he whose every thought and deed
By rule Of virtue moves;
Whose generous tongue disdaiiis to speak
The thing his heart disproves.
Who never did SANDER forge,
His neighbours fame to wound;
Nor hearken TO a false report,
By malice WHISPERED round.
Who vice, in all its pomp and power,
Can treat with just neglect;
And piety, though clothed in rags,
Religiously respect. % AZ. n
Who to his plighted words and trust
Has ever firmly stood;
And, though he promised to his loss,
-s -- He makes his promise good. s- -
Whose soul in usury disdains
His treasure to employ;
Whom no reward can ever bride
The guiltless to destroy
90 This Psalm was copied by Mr., Jefferson, in
the smallest hand and neatest manner, in his
common place book.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-03

The foreman of Boston newspaper
office was heard 10 give the following or
ders to his boys, which is fair sample OF
printers CAB. John, put Lola Montez on
the galley, and stick lwo daggers in the
Bleeding Image of Hungary. Set up
Neal Dow, which was broken down. Jo
you needn't finish Kossuth to-day but
look out for that pi-and Sam, while I'm
gone, distribute The Late Storm, and take
a proof of Mrs. Sinclair
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-03

! have seen persons who gather for the
parlor their choicest flowers, just as they
begin to open into full bloom and. fra
GRANGE, lest some passer-by should tear
Them from the bush and destroy them.-
Does not God sometimes gather into
heaven young and iunoceh. children for
the same rsason-lest some ride hand
may despoif them Of their beauty lrrrr
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-03

A crust of bread, pitcher of water,
and matched roof and love; there is
happiness for you, whether the day be
rainy or sunny. 1t is the heart that
makes the home, whether the eye rests
on potatoe patch or flower GARDEN
Heart makes home precious, and it is the
only thing that can. sH
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-03
~ q Wholesale Slaughter!
DUTCHE,S DEAD SHOT

DOR BED BUGS. is now making tremendous havoc
with the bed bugs II is sure 10 makea clean sweep
wherever applied, destroying the bugs, nits and all
Once thoroug hy applied only 10 the bedslead, hul
to- he cracks and crevices about the ceilings-ther
hiding paces-and there trouble for the
son. 1t is a perfect bosom Of destruction.
Sold al wholesale and reIail by C. w ATwELL, No.
A, under the U. 5. Hotel. Portland
Also sold by A. G. Page, Bath, and by Druggists
and dealers in medicines generally 1911 lfl3
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-03
CAUTION.
Paint your Roofs.
DLAKE' PatenIPaint OF ArtiGc ialS late, for
Dsale i n any quantityby g -aA4et


Dsale n any quantityby tY r-ai4at
KENDALL, RlCHARDSON&0o.
Thevalue ofthisarticlewilib be seen by the
following certi6catesfr om gentlemen who have
used it nd proved iisindurating qualities.,
Mr. BLAKE-Dear Sir,-l had building
adjoining the wall ofmy stone Cotton Factory,
thereof Of which was covered with your Fire.
proof Pain; or Artificial Slate. Tie factory
took fire, and duringt he progress pitts deslruc-
ton, large numbers Turning shingl es nd 9th
ei combustible materials fell upon thisroo {, so
covered, and 1 expected every momentto see it
burstinto flames ,buta after the factory burned
down examine d5aid poland founditliteraIly
covered with Goa Is nd cinde r., but the FIRE had
not mad the east impression upon il. After
thlstest, thsrecertaiulyc can beno doubt asto
itshre-proo iqualities. 1.Mnll. nh
Rochester, 3 ept. ,l84s. SETH C. JONES.
4s-Ao' gs5F srar AMEKrcAN HorEL, ra7
Broadway New York Oct, 4th, I84e.
Mn. BLAKE-SirvWe Last Sprin 4 COW
cred the roo o fthe American n, y iih you Z Fire.
proof Paint. Weaowfnd d. ha il has become
ash ard ass Ia to and he almost eonstas cad
fthe ssss.nts W house he op o ftte no use for
dfyfK< ciothes Jdoe sno IA fec e u nEhsdSa last,
anStItprexsse thhs Ht v ~ h scom mended.
IN 81 shssssas s,lse, STABER b BAGLEY.
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WONDERFUL RESTORATION!
ICY ~ YEARS OI,Dtti

BLooMrsc Crow, Orange Co, N ", July IS, 1850
To DR. A. H. CHRISTIE, New York sIlN aIf ..
Dear Sir-Having been very severely handled by
Rheumatism and other diseases and having been cured in
a most remarkable manner by CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC
BELT and FLUID, thought would give you q state
Of my case for the benefit of others. had the
Rheumatism last winter and my legs sweed very much.
My head also very much afflicted, having
pain my eyes that l could scarcely see. At the
same time | was troubled by spasms, caused by the
pain in my head, suppose. My hearing had been
getting poor for several years from catarrh that in
could scarcely hear at all Having heard
derfu accounts of CHRIsTE's BELT and FLrIp sent to
your store and got them. The Belt put and the
Fluid used directed. and don't think have had alter
the first night using them, minute clear pain from
that time to this being six months. The rheumatism
left my body entirely after wearing the Belt very short
time, probably two weeks. Then put on Galyanle
Necklace and had not it two weeks, before my head
perfectly we'll My hearing in both ears is entirely
restored the pain all gone my sight very good for
myself entirely we'll having worked through harvest
without the least difficulty. ! consider my cure very
remarkable therefore do not hesitate to recommend
Chrfstie,s GnIvnnfc Curatives to all persons al.
ficted as have been. .i. L-I
F csigned) PHINEAS TUTHILL-
AFFIDAVIT. IL.
state of New York, Newburgh, Orange County 10
Phineas Tuthill of Blooming Grove Orange County
" ", who is personally known to a respect
able citizen and worthy of all confidence being duly
deposes and that the facts forth the
above statement in relation to his case, entirely
rect and that he is in the enjoy Of good health
caused as he believes by Chrises Galvanc Curaiives.
b .-f .-..t l. PHINEAS TUTHILI.
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From the Dublin Magazine.
The Old Oak Tree.

The Old Oak Tree.
would 1 were child again, ...-
As when 1 sported free
Upon the greensward through the glen,
Beneath the old oak tree. f.s.s -.I.e
My fathers calm and thoughtful brow
In memory still | see;
Ny mothers smile shines on me now,
Beneath the old oak tree.
The sunshine falls as warm and bright,
AS freshly brcalhes the air;
The stream still dances down as light,
The flowers still bloom as fair.
Where'er my fearful eyes may range,
Familiar spots 1 see;
The scenes l loved seem slow to change
Around the old oak tree.
But gone are all those cherished forms
I gazed on when a child, Fss 'a
Like autumn's leaves when early storms
Sweep through the woodlands wild,
And all along within the glen, .sr
linger musingly, Fl uf
And wish were child again
q, Beneath the old oak tree. q y q. 4
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-03

When a, nan calls 10 BEE another dur
ing the busiest portion Of the day, it ID not
worth while tor him to stay more Than
az hour after hehdstold y6uAli he knows.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-03

Give US only one trial. sny the quack
advertisers to invalids. walk into nv
parlor only once said the spider to the
fly. ...lf-
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-03

An advertisement in newspaper is
like circle of water-conlinually spread
ing itself. Throw your rocks in, and