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PROSPECTUS eF THE
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
. MccAanics, Larentols. and Nannfoctursrs.

TO Mechanics, hrent01S and Manufacturers,
Il He pub shers of the Scientific Anne ican,'
] spectfuy give notice THAI the Sixth Volume #
this valuable journal commenced on the tw. ny trsi
Of Sepemt Off ring favorable OF unity for ali
10 subscribe who t:kr an Interest n The progress 4
DEVELOPMENT OF tic Mechanics. Arts. and nltac.
lures Of our country The csSacter OF the Scientific
Alrriran is to- well known throughout the country
TO Isq Jet lied account OF III various subjects
diseased throu ,ElitS ca. aInIs.
The iE OF the publishers is and has been to render
it the most tnoruu n ID useful scientific Journal in
the country; and to judge of thiS by comparing
rcuation ana fiuence with other publications Of
hue, as the leading exponent OF The Arts and &C.
encs.
it is published weekly asherooorc, in quarto form
on fac white pt: of3rGiEg ii lie end vi tie year
Illustrator Encyclopedia OF over hundred
pages. wiz INDEX and frCm five TO six hu3 ,lraI
original EacraVneS, described by letters Il rc.es-
beside y:et amount OF practc Information.
c3uccr..in tire progress Of Sc.rntitc and Mechanic
IL ProvelucDtS, Chemistry, CIvil El.4iaeariu Aanu-
factutiuE IL its various branches, ATcn gctUrC Ma
sOnry botanYin short il embraces the entire range
OF the Arts and Sciences.
IL also possesses oEi,inal feature not found IN
any other weekly journal in the couutry, VIZ:
Official list OF 2aeut Claims. prepare expressly for
It's at the Patent Uire thus constituting il
the Am rj,au Neportory Of lpyenC:Ons.'
In c,nneHiou wIth the publishing d -p@rtment, the
rr@9rGtur5 transact the most extensive nome :aHti
or Patent business done IN this c3i!se-
lliy their facilities must be CORES pouUiug,y su-
lo.-ur.
Terms-:2,90 per year, in advance: 800 for SIX
months
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~ The Charleston Courier of Saturday
last says: 81 We learn from most reliable
source that II minute investigation into the
health of our city was made yesterday, and
we are gratified to state that the result Of
those inquiries enables us to.announce most
positively, that the Oyster Cholera has
disappeared from the city, and that she now
enjoys good health"
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K. r. R.-NO. ].
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

Is The first and only remedy ever recorded i'm the
Medical History of the World, that has stoned the
most violent pains In few seconds! 1t wilt stop the
MOST SEVERE PAINS MINUTES Or LESS. and will
cure the most obstinate and painful Rheumatic Ncr
VUU6, Neuralgia aud Bilious complaints in 4 few
hours Internal and External.
1t never fails in giving instant ease to the most
Orncnting and ag0nz NJ paius.
ii has cured. III ninety cases out Of Il hunGrcd-
EheunG.tism III four hours; Neurllgit in one hour:
Group IN ten minutes D,rrhoea in fifteen minutes:
To tin enc in second; Spasm in five minutes:
Cramps III five minutes; Sick Headache in fifteen
nnntteS Chill Fever IN hteen minutes; Chi bans in
five minutes: sore Throat in four hours Influenza in
one hour.
Spinal Complaints. Stiff Joints, Strains, Bruises
Cuts, VI 0undS, Frost Bites Cholera Morbus Dyscn.
terry Tic Doioreux and all other complaints where
there Is severe pains Railways Relief will instantly
stop the pain and quickly the disease.
SICK ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Ready Relief will
stop The most distressing pains in minutes.
ana prevent renewed attacks. It viii cleanse and
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acids of the system.
RHEUMATISM CASES CURED-In the wear 1881
Radways Ready Relief cured 10000 eases OF Rheuta
tism III New Ork 10000 cases Of Eheumati.1n in
Boston, 2u;OO0 cases OF rheumatism in phiadephi;,
eOOo cases IN Michigan; 5000 O. rheumatism
In Illinois.
So qui"b is R0dways Ready Relief in curing Rbpu-
matlsln. that nine patients out every ten are re
leTed rom all pain in few minutes after the first
application: we have known as many a twenty per
sons III DAY, who have called our Office in their
carriages TO hG9e the Relief applied " us and in
FIFTEEN MINUTES have walked away Ri icing that thew
have been able once mere TO walk alone without the
aid OF stick crutch.
Price Of II. r. Re ic. % cents. 80 cents and Il nnr
bottle Each bottle 10 be genui'e must hear the fac-
smile signature OF RAILWAY d Co. Sod by DRUGGISTS
everywhere.
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Time Five Hours.
GLOVES! GLOVES. GLOVES!

- PARKER has now a stock Of Ladies' and
-. geutemens' Kid and all kinds Of Gloves. in all
colors and in all No of Bajou's make, with our stamp
in them.
Com5s! Combs! Combs!
most beautiful assortment Of Paris Shell and Buff.
ao Dress Tuck Cunts, English Horn, Buffalo and shell
dressing and ivory fine teeth COMBS
Hair BRUSHES! Hair Brushes! Hair Brushes i!
English, American and French Hair Brushes in
100 patterns; Tooth and nail Brushes in treat
yarety-very cheap.
Perfumery! Perfumery!! Perfumery!!
Extracts from every flower that blossoms, at so
cents per bottle. Real German cologne, Very fine
fresh cold cream. rose, musk, Lows brown indsor
Washing Soaps.
Sharing Materials
In this line we have taken great pains to hav
at all tmes. Fresh .Shoria6 Cream, and Military
Shaving Cakes. Indeed in this department of
trade we particularly invite the attention Of gentle
men who shave themselves
PARkEF'S Fancy and PerfumeStore,
Under National Hotel.
P. IS. In ten days shall be receiving stock
Tor the holidays. dec 10
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49,. Prisons 1ri5,ing to Je ssrred ruth the :: EVEN
49, IL Z 5.tee their names and address at james
-r -, a. rlri. Bis.op's psJiod.cA sore adioinlHg
IRIS. 4 ThsS ner'' liz street, j. MISS BTo'0n's
- Elns; lggmsrs 5l street, or at Jos Shtt ingtoas
-. R,.f!.nq. Also, H. LnnmonHs It'll street.
,7-<,ss,D.,, IS en- he I.5t ut the obore places.
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L Is DAILY
II. i. IL. = y. y.
RAILWAYS REG ULATORS.

Mild ard pleasant in their operation to regulate the
Bowies end cleanse the system from al futrid ami
Acrimonious HunlarS.
Good all Times, Time Five Hours.
Small does Regulate, Large doses Pure.
Taken IN doses from t. ci4ht. they VIII c,re
COSveness, IndigeStion Sour Stomach, Measles, Liv
or Complaint Dyspe ;sia. constipation CT tic bowels
Heart Burn, Small poX, Kidney Complaint
fEveRs OF ALI KINDS Typhoid, Pneumonia, Scar
let, Typhu:. Yellow, ana Billions and III all eases
where the system Is OF order dose OF the Regula
tors wiz regulate the Bowels give tone aud energy
the Liver. and restore the natural health.
T.. L. u. sold b. Chas. Stot Co.. Espy & Forri-
son and hv the DrnggiS generally. dec So
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Bs5@ The trial Of the Martha Washington
consplrators is still progressing at Column
bus, Ohio, and the testimony of witnesses
Ter the defence IL, in many important par
ticulars, quite extraordinary.
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AsON's TENT PURIFIED
III si.rrls OIL

L
his Of. bIiiliaGcy, durabii y, and purity as a
light, aud f.r !nricatlng purposes whether app I'D
the del works # watch CT the MOS pOlL-e
rous machinery. surpas IS any Oil LOW Known.
l. l. ed CT TO .Uu, CiH entirely deprived
Of tlat subst nee wife. seriously mpeGeS he "a
i'll movement Of al binds q mtciiDcry: and fr
burning il Is cheaper and Lettce lhan ay Gle sIoUs
Substance new IL use
" he i affords light superior 20 gasorcamphinc
II is also free from III dangerous explosive quality
OF the latter. being s0ely sperm oil purified.
so pure is this eli that i will noJ freeze at any de-
gree OF cold known within tic limits Of the UIiicd
States ha ing thereby in this in every o,her par
iicular, advantage over tie best sperm Gil low
usei
After devot;ng many years in experimenting with
tie Oils, Ioc The purpose Of overcoming their
impurities present forfeited, the undersigned
assures he public that h hss succeei cd IN producing
the ne Plus ult Of Ci;S. lie offers ii su.crior
to any known oil IL the world. for tie purposes Of
burning and utricating. aud invnkes the scientific
Of all countries to test it and pronounce their opinion
satisfied that all viii agcee that It is tie finest oil
ever Offered for sale
WILLIAM D. TOWNSEND Philadelphia.
For sac by 4. HATCH, jr., in The OF browns
Hotel and also by holesale at the orner Of 10Th
and /. streets. by IL. ID. WALBRIDGE.
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hOON RISES.

~ If. WILLIAM TUCKER, nth such as
..n,s as he may employ, is authorized TO re-
III. sp5serj5srs and advertisements for the
1.1, Z saing Star" Mr. BURNS 10llL acan
4, citizens Of Georgetown.
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WINES, BRANDIEs, CIGARS, GROCERIES
PICKLES, SAUCES, CATsUPs, &c.
JNO. 3. KIBBEY CO..
y "

No 3. opposite Centre Market.
I hPoklhkS AND DEALERS in the above goods,
passed variety Of
NINES-Naderas, Clarets. Caampagnes. Ports
sherrleS, Hoehs, DC. On draught, in .demiiohns
and bottles
LIQUoRs-Brandies, Rum, Whskey. Gin. &c
LIouERa-Curacao, Marasehino, Aniserti, Noveau.
BitterS &c. 10y
MALT LoUERs-London Brown Stout, Scotch and
Enslisti AcS
CIGAES--A variety of brands.
PIcKLES-i}ast quality IF English and French.
SAUCES-Eor Fish. Currie, Game, Meats. &c
TEAs-BrcaEfast Teas, Souchong, Pouchouc, Peko-
Oolong Tyson, Young Tyson, &c. IN chests. -
chests, and boxes
SUGARs-Hcown, Loaf, Crushed. Pulverized Gran.
debated, &c.
CorFEz-tocha, Java, Mara'cato, RIO &c
CHEESE-$tilt0n,Ch edder Sapsago, parmesan, Dutch,
and Americau
HAlIs-hest American and Westphalia
fss- LEA & PERKINS, WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.~yEA
dec 16-12t
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THE WEATHER SourH.-Our neiehbors at
Norfolk, Va, felt the cold snap rather Sc
verely. The Herald says:
" Sunday was clear day, with keen
y ortiz "ester; but there was no freezing till
O'Clock, when that invisible genius, Jack
FROST began his work and so indefatigably
did he prosecute it, that by sunrise yester-
day, the boys, old and young, who delight
In skating, Game very near being INDUCED
with their fAvorite amusement. There will.
we think, be no scarcity of ''Boston ice
next summer
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This Journal viii contain each week Twentv-
eight long columns o. choice reading matter comDris
Ing gems of original and selected Poetry Tales pc;
and Literary articles, News both FOREIGN snd
Domestic the proceedings of Congress and our State
Legislature, and full and complete Weekly Summa-
~ OF the state of the Philadelphia Markets In TACT
the WEEKLY PENNSYLVANIA Will contain everything
calculate d to make it acceptable FAMILY VIsIrER
To t who have been in the habit of reading
the PENNSYLVANIA, 1t Is unnecessary to say this
Journal Will maintain the repu' alton ii has hitherto
borae National paper, freely and boldly defend
ing the Constitution and the Mon against the attacks
OF the fanatics of the North and the dsunionsts of
the South. The cardinal principles OF the Democratic
Pr Will be maintained III ai tnelr freshness. vigpr
ard purity; and departure from our cherished
dnr'rincs walked at, or innovation tolerated
1t has been continued effort TO make the Demo
cratic masses readi'E people, aud We pleased to
find that they are becoming more and more every
day. But desire is to make them i'll more stu
diouS.
our Democratic friends throughout the Union are
called ION to aid in increasing the already wide
circulation Of the WEEKLY PENNSYLVANIA by SO do
ing, they Will not only be he ping but also aiding
IN circulating democratic truths that will produce
glorious result That our readers may be persuaded
10 heip Us, we offer the f. lowing Inducements:
TO CLUBS.
We Will send to one address.
FIX Copies for Five Dollars
Twelve Copies for Nine Dollars.
Twenty four Copies for Sixteen Dollars.
Fifty Copies for Thir Do lars.
Single Copies One Dollar.
E25~ No Orders WUl be attended to unless accoppG
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Address VIM. II. HOPE, Publisher of the WErKLEY
PENNSYLVANIA, No. IS South Third street, Phladei
phia.
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ELEGANT FURNITURE AND uuUsE-FUR-
NISEINC GoCOs

fs'llE SUBSCRIBER has constantly on hand at his
L Furnishing Ware Rooms Il large and well select
Ell assortment of Furniture, China. Glassware, &C.
ccMpri>ing-
Rosewood. Walnut aud Naho, any Sofas
Arm Chairs and parlUr Chairs iiaiS!ted in ErOca.
telie. Plush, and Hair c 9th
Elegant Rosewood. " alnut I. Il Nah gary full
Slab Dressing Bureaus, Wardrohes. Washstards.
Bedsteads Feather Bed, lair AID SlIuck Nat
Jr..ssc.. &c.
Cod Band Dinner ard Dessert Sets, richly de-
cOratnd
French China Teawale Flower Vases. Coffee Ours
Silver Plated CastOrS. Spoons. Ladies, Forks. &c.
In short, i stock embraces ALL that j. useful or
ornamental! III the IlUUSEFUESISuING line an :
at prize s that cannot fail 10 please.
liberal credit Will &c extended far good notes or
references.
dee 10 JAMES c. NcGUIzE
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SMALL Pox.-Not a single case of small
pox has occurred in this city since the death
OF Senator Upham
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THE STUDENT
ii fdm~y Miscellany and NoRtIy School Reader.
EDITED BY y. A. CALKINS.

IHE STUDENT
Il famiy Miscellany and Noattly School Reader.
EDITED BY y. A. CALKINS
HIS work has now entered upon Is Sixth Volume
L VIE more 4tterin- prospects III n ever befor-
seal Moral AID Int leci ual improve
nien' nave peth 50 successfully car.id oGJ. as r.
hee' 'e HiuaIlhed apprCb alton of lis thousands g.,
retcets being 50 arr ycd as TO a.a Il TO cve-
member or the femy. III IN ihp child IN The n,,rrrs
IL occupies a pt"ader Ielt than anv olrr Magtzi g
eA'ai' ana Is ehlpAaucAily TIE FA,iiLr MISCELLANY
TIE SUBJECTS
Treated in its RACES embrace The Seine & ircfu3ir
Important discoveries: At.t.rg with th,, lr9Gjnc-
current events Of nations. countries 81. ,, ,g,,'
acts; biogropby Of distinguished persons tnStrntc
with PORTRAITS: -NaiU di History clatr..lr, .cri.
tons and illustrations Of Beasts. Birds l I,a.f
Trees, Plants Fruits. and various )r,tiu,t orS II
tire These enliverCG. ana reudert: more init
eStnS 10y pleasing historical Incidents ana i3us
tritlvr anecdotes. Besides al this ! ro,rate llus
i given, TO giaiden the happy home @l,h pleasant
OUR MUSEUM
Is feature which attracts m@c'i a,ce-5i.n T. n t
young a5I cd This Is filed with eat. curj.s.es
1oHS,G' II -ras q AEoNel:a. ,lz: H. .. both 10
ts Eiobuf''s q lte ire>eJ,iay uG -e.io "a former
Linz Us uaHd ia A hy- ,eseuc. D. s.ary. irl.-s
ie.trtS. and anecdotes. Au.e.- l., ,; - ,a,,. %,
S'i- flih Oh words at sayings. questions Iom corr,
spniueiilS. thelr answers also cs-1,.s puz les wi,
aiu petb!ts uncommon picked gp along tie s.,o.rSr
relQIag.
TIE PLAN 0g TIE WuaK
Is unlike any other before Ia. public yeral racoy
ar oe' oed 10 "1l cS Ia prose aud lotyy T. IA liz
aolest ~rsrS- embra"4s s0lj cs OF Interest = H.
~ ~ ~ IN ,'''i ''uu 4 AZ am eC c-:SS,S
10 exc v,Inai. ~ '',. 80 On -:-i, "nT4ltyS
con iIc. etc: So, travels, natural history -, ar !
{. cS on Sci,I!t!I, 81 i..t. .,.l,,t,i r, -
he young. Fr CobtrcR lew pegts "a au erti is
WITH easy WORDS a;.o s.mpic idels 10 ,ecl >-.e d..
ri e>HoA or TACT IL History nature. H. Glars H.,
idfcHf MA iild poEi devoted e. ;,>,fai >i.e--.
lpGS Tea lag 81 their duties anu rp>l,. Ia IT,,
I,tcffd ef LreS umirac NJ nriat sl.l.,r ~, II liz
news from month To mon H. is given Il L..sylr
N9t'ceN q BOOK. exc, wiii cq alnr Ii. s. Of n
G,1h.i alton ana character II NV bvo,s la ric)sr,
at ,uch suitable t5r the family = - -, -. -
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E0USEKEEPE2's GOODS.

EAUUbEAsEPEG GCUUS.
V0HN NJ. DOM & BROTHER have just orered
- and arranged d handsome assortment Of Goods
suitable for the season. viz:
pari4n Marble a ODDS
PaIier Nache French painted do.
French China and Berlin Iron GoCd DIS, as Curs
and Saucers, Mugs. CarJstan0s. and Match
Boxes, Dresden China, very tndSome, BaS
ketS AMI Work Boxes, Portable Desks, &c.
PLATED GOODS.
Handsome Cast0rs. Mugs Tea Sets
Card and Gaze Baskets, Gobles, Forks and
SPOONS
Mus,ards, Salts and Napkin Rings.
LAMPS.
Solar, ETHEREAL. Hall, &c.
BtUNZED GOODS.
Fen@ers Dogs, Shovel and Tones, Spittoons
Candlestirks, oanGelabras, Hatcacks, Looking
Glasses.
LOOKING CLASSES.
Very large gilt frame. mahogany, AMI walnut
Looking Glass s. hTackeJ IaOcS.
EURAITURE.
Several lnlsome painted Chamber Sets, very
cheap and coed
Bureaus, sof3s Extension Tables
Chairs CT many patterns and h pcs and mate
Eo stead, Beds, Mattresses, and Feathers in
CHM, ~ass, stone, md crockcry Were in
quap ities large stock, well assorted, AMI.
cheap.
JAPAN NAEE
Toilet Sets Card chs Cake Boxes
BTu,bcS, W0ouware. Iron Ware
Cjrcks yrrl varieties aiil patterns, -
hour ard q y. Our stoch is certainly tic
nCst complete ufanH Nepo IN he District Il
lefhaPS aC amy other I.alc.
We inVi,2 d cali from pes IaE r. ~ 'far ices ~
tnc ire If housekeeping, and we hatter oUrseiy
they can b. aceou.IA s,staj 1t oar establishment
pr mptIy arG at reasonable prices ior tie qualify
is at any ether place
JOHN II. T0XN & BROTHER.
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, tct. 10Th ana ilth Us.
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T.. r. u.
RAILWAYS READY REMEDIES
NOS. l, 2, AND 3

1 RE so prepared as to harmonic and act in uni
~ son with each other. Taken separately or to-
gcther, they will Instantly stop pain, speedily
Disease, and quickly cure its tuSp. No pain can ex-
i>t, or Disease afi;ct the system while under their
iI,fjn
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Local Affairs.

Moonlight PAFADE.-The Z" Washington
lr.q9merg Guards had their first parade
..r;rbt unier the command Of their First
.1renant. Francis Riley, and made mag
-a.nt turnout. The rapid organization Of
+, uew company under Captain Key. re
,t. much credit upon the energy, spirit.
9.. enterprise Of our Irish adopted citizens
Washington. They were accom- panied to
e qrouni, in the vicinity Of the Washington
aument, by several o. oar cItiz ems.
.1t. George d. bowling, Of the State OF
Wv York, accompanied them there IS an
Invited guest, in uniform; and also several
G. their military friends In tais city were
resent. TaiS company Of Irish Folun
.srs, numbering over one hundred men
e fae-ioOhing, a0!eboIied, young, and
| .c:peotabe, who last night made u very
,.a4i;abIe appearance. We learn that, on
lie 18th Of February, they will make their
ir5t dress parade, and on the 22d of Febru-
' Try they will make another turnout for the
purpose Of Joining the regiment under the
Command of Col. Hickey. Their uniform
IS beautiful, being green coat, buff facings,
gold lace epauettes, tipped with gold fringes,
pants sky blue, buff stripe, hat chapeau
shape, with full, snowy plume of feathers,
huff color, surmounted with green, which
gives fine SET off to the uniform. The dress
T the officers is of a more gorgeous descrip-
ton, richly embroidered with gold lace. 1t
IS the same color as that of the men, and
the stripe On the pants is of gold lace.
When fully drilled and in marching order
they will not be surpassed by any of the Irish
companies, either in New York, Boston,
New Orleans, or in any city where the
El>h Regiments are formed, or being
formed. New York at present has full
Irish Brigade" and numbers over two
thousand Irishmen, full drilled, equipped,
and ACQUIRED in the State service The
officers Of the Montgomeries are: Cap
tam, Phillip Barton Key; First Lieutenant,
Francis Riley; Second DO, William Feeny :
Third do, james Kellehan; Ensign, John
Ia.ty; Quarter Master, James Maher
thomas i. Emery, of the Coast Guard Ser
wee, has the men in training, and they do
credit TO his ability and military skill. The
company have got one hundred muskets,
With equipments, from the Arsenal, and have
'lAen large ATmory Oh D street.
Success to the gallant " Montgomeries -
e As the ferry boat was crossing OF
re Little Falls OF the Potomac, above
Georgetown, Oh Thursday, the jury-rope
broke and the boat drifteI down against u
Fock; by which four valuable horses were
drowned, and the wagons to which they
were attached, with their contents, were
sunk.
5sS The Criminal Court is engaged with
'ae trial Of Grant, for the murder of Davis
af, Ennis was addressing the jury on be-
aalt Of Grant The Court room is well
I~ed' and the colored population strongly
represented. 1t is probable the case will
'e gwen to the jury this afternoon.
IS 4 young man named John Turney,
nom Baltimore, was taken to the Watch
lOuse last night for being drunk and disor-
'TFiy IN the streets; he paid costs and gave
security. A young woman, Mary Rogers,
vas fined one dollar and costs for disor-
'srly conduct in the Theatre.
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T. z. TUCKER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
UNDER NATIONAL HOTEL,

JNDaL NAI.U-AL ll0I.l.,
rs FULLY prepare. in his u>ul, st. e. l. surI ~
4 his customers AMI the pubic with i,. ,.i5t ...
art cieS Oh ;rin5 apparel alper,;!a.us l. g,I..
tcinan's war :roiu
Members 81 Congress and stranger, wishing tn.
ciJE arr invited 10 cal ana examine his -ool, 90.
als.ii5 Of Cloths Of various grades, colos nirIl,
iactCrS, and al sorts Ct Cassil.e-,s Ne f5f 81 a.
dee IL
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iGSATLUS F. MUDD, MERCaANT IA L0R
ID street between 7snand Sth SITS.

D between ia ana III St'Ss
AS just 7, ceived Il choice assortment of ali the
z I makes Of cloths, consisting Of:
CaSsimerS, NeStings Silks. cash neres and fancy
NCyCtS. Also.
Gents. travats. GiCyeS Suspenters. Shirts. &c.
to which he invites III attention # his Gu toner's
and the publc generally. He will ,iIer gct us 50 low
that they can't FL 70 please tho.c who wish to pur-
ch Sc g0rd article. lie is determined to spare no
pains liz endeayogiuG to please.
AL. GARMENTS
made 1T lis o5tat!I&.l EleEt warrcn'cd - give
entire satisfaction 10 those who purchase their
goods trom stores. he would say that they have
Them f'aie N the best manner and at the shortest
notice. al work entrusted to him viii lie done
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hEs. CtsaVEE> IuEiGURAIINt CORDIAL
~ for genital debility. weakness jInpoteucy, noe
turnal cniss MS iIcontnence. &C.
Price s. per bottle. For s:lc b.
:. r. SYLVESTER.
Druggist and Apothecary, corner OF GtA nnd IL SITS
dec. lO--Zy
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