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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-04-28
IL. +. M'CLOSnFT.

~HOLESALE Grocer, Torwar,Iin, nd Commits,
son Merchant. and General steamboat AGENT.
NO. % Ievee, Gaiera III. The attention nt b.,erS i,
VatN l" my stock Of Groc,Tic,. Prov -ons. etc etc.
haNic received y late aIryala from New YORK l}Gs-
to, New orleans and ~ Louis, Which addition nv
i"H'l s'ch fcid'ts my assortment mplete. shall
continue I" receive additional shipments rem time Il.
.iit' curing hhNle tiion, thereby enabling have
hesi and uil stock throughout the season ard be able
nj Al tunes to III orders tie lowest ntarSe rates
lhc Receiving and FuTwarIag Business shall m eve
~ ihstace nave my personal attention which DIES
pa'h ana care Will be guaranteed, and tine ol
storage ana Dtayage as much possible avoided.
hei ASSURED that my facilities ard long eNpertnce in
'ht Commission aud Forwarding business enable me a.
warrant entire satisfaction any that ma, Eiyor ne
with Their patronage.
Liberal Cash advances will be made on Produce and
.iee"auise shipped 10 me ior sale in his market Par
ic"ar attention viii lie paid purchase Of AL ALL
Giles not in my line
Ir Agent ior Gaena and ST. Iou. and Galcua and
St Paui PACkET LINE OF STEAMERS
II. F. M'CLOSKEN.
Galena, April ], 1852 10
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KiCNARD MARVIN.
ON Third Street. 81. PauI.

is NOW ENGAGED EXCLUSIVELY A. DEALER ~ GLASS
GLASSWARE, cHINAwARE, otEENSwARE
oRoCKtRY on THE sol TIL SIDE OF THE
STREET, NEXT DOOR PREsLEY's,
And nearly opposite the Post Olice1
NSEIlENl\G that the trade Of our town vii now war
rant establishment devoted solely TO tIls branch
al business the Subscriber calls the of his
friends and all who want of goods IN his line,
taCt that he Is prepared To receive them the most
liberal and accon noaIing terms and has hand,
now arriving, very large and well selected stock of
goods ordered expressly tor the market COMPRISING the
usual varieties, and many other articles be met
with elsewhere i'll this town.
T.. &. blue edged dpt painted, printed white granite
flown, llnc and mulberry earthenwure;
Pure white cnameilcd, lustre, blue figured anl gold
band. English china;
" htc, gold band and decorated french china;
All The varieties of American cut. PLAIN and pressed
glassware OF Eastern aud Western manufacture,
German and bohemian glassware. great variety:
English T. ID pipes; Aneric pipes and pipe heads:
Aiase assortment o LOOKING glasses elegant Japuncd
tea trays OF our own imi ortitIOn;
Brfhnna coffee md eapoiS, casters, pitchers, etc.
great variety Of first rate quality;
large und elegant assortment Of Cornelius Co.'S
celebrated solar lard lamps, chan Icers, giridos ETC.
gilt. olive and danasK.
Together with large variety of articles usually
imported tor this
prepared TO offer large Of goods ordered
expressly Tor tins trade, unusually favorable terms.
Assorted crates cked of the country trade in the
best manner, kept COZ stantly on hard.
My goods put up in tn. best manner, by careful
and experienced packers, and may he oIicd any
distance b. wagon othc rvise without Iisk break
age.
Call ard examine goods for Yourselves
Particular attention Is invited to Of Window
Glass Of all sizes and quaies which will be sold here
for less prices than before offered in Paul and At
very small advance upon the the nauufaCturers
for cash in hand. RICHARD MARVIN.
ju IL. Civ
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JSNliS unrivaed cure tor coughs, colds huarsress,
bronchitis, Whoortgc III, Group, asthma and
consumption LOW too wei known TO Oire ceriif
Gates j. constantly krlt tor sal. at IchcoN ANttlr-
where l2-tf y
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NEW MILNE GOODS!
And the --latest EaSEiorS

MFRS. NJ. l.. STOtkES, 81 AnihonN ST. st. Paul has
We just returned from the Citl Of New York ith
stock ui Millinery ware. very much superior TO an,
goods in her department Of trade ever offered in The
Territory. TO her usual stock. she has added Gloves,
Mit,s Needles, Pms, Tapc.. and rlany other new a,ti-
cles she has also taken pans Obtain the fash
ions, Of this and the winter Seasons; all which She
VIII he appN to show such call. oct : I-2.-t
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Galena, April ], 1852.

REFERENCES.
7. Chouteau, Jr. & Co., New York,
Lofihz, Sterling & Co, Pittsburgh,
james ieck q Co, Chicago,
Bridge d Lewis, Detroit,
Ray, keits 4 Co, Cincinnati.
Chouteau 4 Nalee. 8, Louis.
James Carter 4 Co.. Ga.rna,
Sfiilman & Read.
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NrEssRS. Elicit BROTHER

a Ni1 ktPplH iielr stove warm these dnVs tnr
n especial purpose OF giving IA warm receptiuu ia
tr customers VINO are about these days, buy my pres
eAi- i"i thclr rthcs Ihey assume that the, nie The
most Legitimate dealers in the fancy articles ,ljtpe y,
the Hon 'h!> III ali the vest, out of ihiladcphia
Oar genaIAi stock of Dry Goods is yer, lafae With
"A view 10 its early reduction are now selling ~
prices lower than the kinds were ever L.fnr. Of
irred N the Territory.
Ncaso have on hand rew bottles Of The Essence
81 Coli T. aud some things mentioned which yo,,
VIII be surpTised To see WHOM YOU Gil.
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4 .HiERIC.iS MILLS.

AMERICA MILLS.
THE subscriber having been appointed AGENT for hc
above Mills. viii keep constantly Oh hama suu,iy Of
'iNtra Family Flour Warranted superior Hour
sold IN TINS market. II. !. StCCIoSkTN.
iik ESAtL iC CEMENT.
TIE subscriber havin. been appointed cent for the
sale al Louisville Cement will keen a largc sunulv
on hand, and viii be sold a small advance from Man
dftctuftr> prices H. +. McCLOShEA.
Gaona. March 3. is-2.
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Cheapest and most Economical Stoves
EXtant.

He would again rcpeat that has the slightest hesita-
uon al conn ending this stove, standing in the e.ti-
nation of competent judges, without a rival or the most
distant approach to riyaiship; and Woui confident
~ CalIeugc the entire trade The trial Remember
it does not SUM- just bring il back ana cur money will
be ready for YOU.
have also hand a large assortment Of pREutrv
EoN AND PARLoR STOVES, at reduced prices: Vmware
wholesale and retail; job work done o the shortest no.
ii, and On the most reasonable for cash For sale
bv !. H. BlFRS
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BOOTS 4 SHOES.

Mem caN, grained, Nip and inrk Boot, and Rrcc,,s
boys and N"uths' do do, wolnes calf, kip goat enae
eicd jenny lHl and XII B0orce; ladies, goat lid ana
eahtltd bIsh'rS Ladies fancy coid Gatera and half
Gaticr> and Bu~A.lIs. OF every qGal and priCr Clu
and complete assortment ol III. different sly rs % Mis-
sesl A lILi LIZ
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Great inducements-.Sel.in OFF ut Cost,
w. w. III An X y,
zone door North of the Lake Jou2e

STtLLw TER.
ut subscriber having received his stock of Goods
suitable Tor the winter trade respectfully announces
mat he - on hand, ready and willing show them to
people wishing to examine Goods ard Prices. Among
ms stock may be found beautiful assortment of pain
ana ngIred Mouselin dc LANES, CashmereS and Ina
cas- French Neribos, i.y onesc Cloth, Silk and W,rs
ed foplns; Figured Dress SILKS, siln Houuels and
sewing silks Dress Trimmings and Ribbons in great
variety: English and Anne lcan Prints ard Cir ,.,
end Linsey faids; all wool Uudershirts and Drawers
900 pairs Boots and shoes ETY. les and very low
Also
Tfoceries--the cheapest in town: Brown and Bleach n
sheetlnes and Shiftmss and Linen to make Them mn
and Linen Hand herchefs. f'
Best assortment of Tea any where abopt the dirgipos
Ready made Clothing, cheaper than The cheansst
MY motto is, Quick sales and small proft,r-r for
oa-n 'o-olhl w. W. HANKS.
RErt RN TO OLD PRICES.
MA H. FORBES, FOOT of Third 1t has by sner;a,
exeruons obtained supplies OF Provisions Tor
this maj 50 that ho enabled 10 sell al the following
prices lie THIS week offers,
superliIe Flour es,s
Extra - IN
Hams "a n
Pork, Fresh m
Gscks-eS--0
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GkONEE rs.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
u. WAIT d Co. Third street, 81 Paul. have
10 yet hand II full assortment Of their, recently,
large and wen selected stock of Groceries and Provs
ion.. which they offer the public, wholesale retail,
At thc lowest market price. Their stock consists, in
part. follows:
% bbls y. O, Clarified, Crush'd and row'd Sugars
sacks Coffee,
chests Tea,
10 bbis Mclas>es.
90 Golden syrup,
35 do Kendalls Crackers,
20 DO Pilot Bread,
e. do Flour,
II sacks Dried Apples,
do do Peaches,
IL Ibis Mess PORK,
do Vinegar,
Lard. Cheese NacSerel Goldfish. Salt Soap, Candles,
starch Surratts, Powder Shot, W OGDEN Ware &c.
ian DID
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VHNlE Undersigned has put the winter several
thousand tolls Of this delicious article in thickness
varying from two 10 three feet which he ucrs for the
supply Of private families, hotels, boarding houses b0as
&c His supply Is in. adjustable, and he invites the Ia
tronase OF the several uwns cities She river.
tfi7 g. SyNONDS
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4 HE NEsH AND INRlV ALE,D COOK
NINNE. u 1 kTER q a

'VNE subscriber W"dld respectfully inform The public
III that he has, after great GiicGltv and expense lro-
cured large stock ut Tie above and ticaaut sonl
stoves Hi. stove combines TN ConsrCt.u Md nr-
l"tArlncDt, pl TIE modern imprue emrnt- Of lac are in
flra't' lerttoh thth any othCr stove market.
re Is aware, lniilG every thing ia" order Of The
Gl! but there - roLc OF that III h's instance This
tIVt Is all all lis friends claim for it, and iAat is simnv
nd ONLY that II L. infinitely superior ANY stove now
Xtant Purchasers distinctly and Iritlv inform
that, Ia lis operations, utility and durG.h, il does
OF meet Their entire and unqualified APPRECIATION Their
money VIII be refunded TO them upon Il return, Of the
stove Every article of furniture Of the best quality
IN workmanship and of the late ST i'm prov crlents
Al Who are dtsIrous ~ procuring at thc best cook
stoves ever offered iur sale III this
else ave respectfully invited To can and examine. tins
stove Tor themselves, LcioTc purchasing elsewhere
they do not. they viii most os~llTtdiN t
- N. II i NM q ~.
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VENiE subscriber has just returned from below with a
large and well selected stock Of Groceries and Pro-
visions, which he offers wholesale ard retail The low
est market for cash; and would especially
The attention of the citizens Of 81. Paul and the
rounding country his stock and prices before
purchasing e.ewhere; he has III store the following
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TO SOt TUERN AND w E,STEIsN BOOK.
SELLEkS AAD MERCLiAN

E-NAIi. trade. t-32 Books md Stationery. Whole
q sale. higgins 4 Kellogg, Publishers booksellers
Saohers and Naniat 'urcIs Of variety of nlapk
Books, So John street, corner Gold, New NoIk jnyjtr
call from merchants and booksellers to Xuc the nrce
and qualities OF their very large STOCK OF
BLANK BOOKS, MENiORANDtM AND PASS BOOKS.
Embracing every variety needed school and classical
books of Kind used in schools and rcalpmic, H.
brary and miscellaneous books public institutions
schools, families and SUNDAY schools; bibles py; er aud
hln books, OF great variety and sizes prices and ,es
OF binding.
Stationery of every variety of foreign and domestic
maAuacne. all Of which they pledge themselves to SIM
ply as low AS any other house the trade
N B-Foolscap, letter paper and at mill prices
Now tirh IIlN
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RARE CHANCE FOR MERCHANTS.
H. HELNILLE wishing 10 engage ~ other bust
~ ness, offers to close his large and ell 81 lect
ed assortment OF Boots and Shoes, at IA bargaiI He
VIII be IN receipt OF al tie best and late sy upon the
opening OF Igation. 4-4s-,f
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BY EMPRESS

NE have this day received by Express q very gen.
v eral assortment OF Cloths, Cassimeres, Nesting,
and Genienens' Furnishing GODS, which we Will show
to our Customers at our usual low rates.
WHINE ~ COOLEY,
az. Roberts Street.
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j. r.. FULLERTON.

w
A + his old stand Whith il known a great many
"A trenG>, especially those who have patroniEed him
long, Keeps different stock uf Goods from the miN =
ture which lac formerly kept. He keeps Dry
Goods alone, including prime selection OF Ready
Made Ciothag and the largest and best stock of Boots
and Shoes ever opened any where. mcluGiIg Ladies'
shoes He has also variety of Blankets, Whitney and
Horse Blankets. which he always has done he sells
price. to -lIit hi. friends.
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FLOUR FOR SALE,

~-.a,.,,,. IVN fS TUX SALE.
6NONSIANTi.f Sn hand at Frank smith 4 Co.
~ Clayton, Iowa, about IL miles below prn;,ie a.,
Chen, and an excellent landng) which We guarantee a
good rs any IN the markets in quantities 10 suit purcha
ii-2S 6nI THnMpSnN n
A FINE assortment OF splendid gold LocLet. ,o,1c
"A with four openings; LOcket Pins and Watch R;nys
for sale either with without Likenesses at e"'
AssH WEtTNEY'S GALLERY
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4 TRUE BILL.

= say WHIT moan WItn proclaim loudly, TO Tue
n people OF the Territory, that | have got too many
GoudS, and that il is 50 near spring, now selling
them oil At actual COST ~ NEW YORK, counting
freight and expenses nothing. II any d0nbts let
him a.! he cow need Come every body, and all
al once. Il. CIIAMBiI>.
Lower Third Street, St. Paul.
lEONEY 10 loan, in to snit borroWers-Ca all at
AVn the Office of MIiklN Il VAN ETTEN.
st Paul july. :, 1852 l2-lf
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M have received, direct from the manufsc,ur,r
w New York, two a Stodlards Celebra,ed Ian
Fortes which the musical public are pec,fIly
TO can ana examine Our prices reasonable ANA %
are prepared to give very reasonable terms
"Vf-c LIpCC & ROHPEg
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NEW GOODS.
NLASS and Oueensware. just reed 100 doz. tumhlers
~ various kinds. For sue at the st. Papl Queens
ware store. Oyo) II. MARVIN.
\ AMPS, Globes and Chimneys, for sale by
IL jy. X. MARVIN.
a. DOZ. Frsit Bowls, just reed and for sale by
~ I'VE r. MARVIN.
ITO DRUGGISTS and Medical nen-2O doz tinctures
l. ana saltnouths, Tor safe by r. MARVIN.
DOZ. assorted and 90 doz cr,cts inst reed
- ana Tor sale by II. MARVIN.
OH DOE salts and 25 doz fruit plates and nappies
~ just reed and for sale BY r. MARVIN
a DOZ. syrup and dor soda gohleis for sale bv
~ Dc X. MARVIN.
A LARGE lot Of Queensware, Just opened at the
IN 81. Paul Queensw are Store by
No Il. MARVIN.
DIR. STOR SCOTCH COUCH CANDy
agreeble and useful compound for diseases of ,h
IA chest and lungs-General Agents, Barnard Bro &
Co, ST Louis, No. For sale by the DrngEsts OF Gale
ne; ST. Paul, by ]. w Babcock Iitchcox d KeI,ooe
snd Wm oc"stsnsI at 81 Anthony ~ J. T. Wiisr~
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DIR. j. g. ROSES GOLDEN PILLS.

For Diseases Of the WOMB and Female W,eak-
ness. Also, for Weakness Of the Back,
Spine, Loins. DC, they haze no equal.
THIS DISEASE, heretofore treated by
i bandages, trusses, and internal supports
which can only prove palliatives, yields COM
pletely to the use of these tonic, strengthen
ing Golden Pills They have peculiar af-
6nity for the debilitated muscles of the Fe-
male, and in no instance have they failed in
radically curing those distressing complaints
females are so often subject to; they brace
the whole system, giving strength and yivac-
ity to the frame at large.
Iwentyseven years experience in the use
of these Pills in my practice has been the
means of dispensing with more bandages: alb
domlnal supports, pessaries and golden balls,
than many individuals now manufacture Fee
males of the present age are as perfectly
formed as mother Eve. or those mothers of an
tiquity. and require no external support. The
muscles of the body, kept in due tone by rem
edies Of this character, are a sufficient sup
port, and all that nature ever intended
These Pills have been pronounced by the
thousands, (amongst whom was the wife of a
distinguished Senator from Louisiana. and the
widow of an Ex-Governor Of Delaware, who
have used them, as superior to anything hith-
erto known. j. S. ROSE, N. D.
Price 80 cents per Box.
I-g To he had at all the respectable Drug
Stores in Washington, Georgetown and Alex
andria feb %
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r E A d Y-MA DE CLOTHING
And Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
OF FIRST QUALITY.

WE would respectfully invite the attention
w of purchasers to our large and fashion
able assortment of READY-MADE CLOTH
ING and FURNISHING GOODS, which we
have just received for Spring and Summer
trade, feeling satisfied that we can offer no
inducements in prices. styles, and qualities,
not to be met with in this city.
OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT,
under the management Of practical and ex-
perienced cutters. Of acknowledged ability
and taste, is now supplied with an extensive
assortment of new styles of CLOTHS CASSI-
MERES, and VESTINGS, which we will make
to order at the shortest notice in superior
style of workmanship and finish. at very mod
crate prices, and guarantee entire satisfaction
in all cases. WALL & STEPHENS.
Penn. avenue, between 9Th and 10th
ap 8 streets. next to Iron Hall.
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CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE COM.
PANY

HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
Capital 100000
Securely invested under the official appro-
val Of the Comptroller of Public Accounts Of
this State
Office. corner Of MINI und Asyl1tn, street.
TNHIS Company will issue Policies on the
l. Joint Stock principle, and upon the Mu-
tual plan, thus combining the benefits of both
systems at the option of the insured; and
make contracts upon any and all conditions APP
ertainfng to. or connected with life risks of
whatever name or nature.
Policies will be issued at the lowest rates of
premium that can be adopted and afford re-
quisite security to the insured and perpetuity
to the institution.
On the surrender of a Life Policy, the hold
er will receive its equitable value in cash
This Company continues to effect insurance
on the lives of persons going to California. at
fair rates of premium; and grant permits
for travelling. sea and foreign residence at
equitable rates.
Policies issued for the benefit of a married
woman, on the life of her husband, or anv
other person. will insure to her separate use
independently of her husband and of the
claims of his creditors.
The COMPANY is managed and controlled hy
a Board of Directors who are personally in
terested. as stockholders and policy holders.
in its success
PAMPHLETS. containing rates of premium
and information in relation to the plan of OPP
eratlons, and all papers necessary to effect in
surance, may be obtained at the Office of the
Company, or of any one OF the Agents.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
ALFRED GILL. President
JOHN L. BUNCE. Vice President
JAMES C. WALkLEY, Secretary
DIRECTORS
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either wide or narrow Stats, and plain or
fancy trimmings furnished to order. Painted
and other WINDOW SHADES put up in the
best STYLE Hair. Cotton. and Shuck MA
TRESSES. Pew and other CUSHIONS to
order. CORDS. TASSELS, SPLIT BLINDS,
&C., on hand. LOUNGES made to order.
All orders thankfully received and promptly
attended to.
70 Old work repaired. may lift
CARD FOR LADIES.
IIENRY WEIRMAN'S celebrated Ladies'.
i i Misses, and Children FRENCH SHOES,
are sold by the undersigned, on 18th street,
iust above Corcoran & Riggs Banking House.
in his new building with the high marble
steps, where he will receive Ladies' orders,
and keep constantly on hand a very superior
assortment of Ladies'. Misses. and Children s
French Cater WALKING SHOES, White and
Black Satin CATERS, SLIPPERS. &c. made
TO order by II. Weirman, of Philadelphia, of
the best French Cater materials and in the
latest Partisan styles. These Caters are en-
tirely different from what are commonly term
ed 'Eslop shop Shoes" being all custom work,
of superior workmanship, and warranted to
give perfect satisfaction.
Ladies. therefore, who value beauty. COM
fort, and economy, will be gratifed in the OPP
portunity to consult their best interest and
taste, in so essential part Of female dress.
The ladies Of Washington, Georgetown,
Alexandria. and vicinity, are respectfully in
vited to call andsjudge for themselves.
ap 26-5w c. WIERMAN
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EVENING STAR.

fContinmed from the trsa Poge.)
founded bore that is to say, it's ridicu-
lous, that's all.
"But, "said Jenny, deprecatingly, "may
1t not be the duty of a woman occasion
ally to do ridiculous things in vindicatlon
of the rights of her sex?"
Certainly" said Dan, it is one OF
woman's rights to be ridiculous, if she
pleases that is to say, if she has mus
sion to be ridiculous.
This unexpected turn OF conversation
set them both to laughing, and Dan
wound up the conversation by stating it
to be his impression and belief that Jenny
had no natural aptness at being ridicu-
lous. Jenny wanted to know how, in
that case, he had happened to take a
fancy to her when she was doing mis-
sion. Dan said he did not take any
aney-it took itself
Ferguson, soon after their arrival home,
presented Jenny with silver tea-set, and
Jenny, in various domestic and social
pleasures, before the next convention,
lost sight of her rights entirely.
1t was soon rumored that Mrs. Fergu-
son, whose case had been supposed incor-
rigible, had been cured and many hus-
bands whose wives were afflicted with
rights, tried to find out Dams mode of
cure. Dan did not choose to say much
about the matter; but one day, after
being good deal questioned and BAN
tered by a number of men, he offered
them cigars and took one himself, and
when the smoke had assembled Gin cycles
and epicycles," until the true smokers
Elysium had been produced, he threw
out an extra cloud with a twist known
only to ornamental smokers, and thus
spake-
"You see, gentlemen, it all depends
upon the saccharine principle"
They inquired what he meant by the
saccharine principle.
-''You see, gentlemen, Jenny had the
saccharine principle. A woman can't be
cured unless she has the saccharine prin-
ciple. The rights are what the doctors
call morbid secretion It is most apt
to happen to old maids and widows but
some wives, whose husbands don't know
how to break them, have this disease
awfully. Itrequires constitutional treat
ment. If the saccharine principles has
been grieved away, or if they never had
it, in such cases the rights can no more
be cured than scroftlla. But when there's
a good deal of the saccharine principle in
a woman, little help from one who
understands the disease will enable her
constitution to throw it off, and she will
become as healthy and good as new. 1t
all depends On the saccharine principle. :"
This is all he would tell them.
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Would inform
the public that
they are prcpar-
ed TO fill any
orders in their
line. BLINDS.
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/. O. Of Rechabites

;, Mount Vernon Tent, Thursday, Rechabite
Hall, corner and 7th streets.
Geo. Washington, Monday, Rechaoite Hall
Eagle, Tuesday, Odd Fellows Hall, Navy
Yard t45 =
Arlington. Friday, Rechabite Hall
Heber, Thursday, Society Hail. Georgetown.
Eagle: JT-, Masonic Hall. Navy Ysrf