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NOTICE !-All persons indebted to the late
IN firm of A. Davis Co., Grocery, 9TH street, are
urgently requested TO call On the undersigned and
make iInmeliats settlement of their accounts, and
thereby prevent the dssgreesbe necessity Of passing
them into other hands for coercive measures the
business must be closed.
BF. M0RsELL, Trustee,
La. avenue, opp. Bank Of Washington,
sep 1Q-eo3m- - 10 -'.~..-.s
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NEW RESTAURANT.

RS u j. ID HAsIMACk respect
T. 4 O. jfuly informs bis friends sesTtlfryksX
Ny " Th- citizens that he has SYSAEf.
opened for their accumuo- ~
1a'iOa q RESTAURANT, Oh the corner OF Pepnsy
vania avenue and 18th street south side H. full
-Npects. by strict attention To he business to con-
duct the establishment in such To- lner
it the favor and patronage of all. The bar is sur-
piled with the choicest WINES, LIQUORS and CI-
CARS, while the eating department will coutan all
that be required by the most fastidous epicure
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lis E0sx's NERVOUS AND 1NrrGoRATINa Cor
-bs .rreste-t discovery in medical science
IL ..,o1i.hing preparation for raising mp weak
Lhf hf',,,;n ,lehatal by care, labor. study or dis
ats lie charm 1t gives strength aud app
~ r,II at 'SsiSSr'irT Ssrsan! sstSai gssgs,tl*i fr.e
7" n,.r, Burn RrSt!'SsueS>. Eumbnes7, Neural
|u' Ling the spirits, and Giving power to the
- .t.ln IT IS aiuI"st miraculous in ats effect
y -. 8 l-lttIr-
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DIR. Hoit'. Compouna Peach syrup.

Ills Compound now eStabii,hed in universal IA
Il VVr by ts AcknOwe-i ed merit: for the cure Of
sousts, colds Group. hopping e0ush, sad every Dis
OF The throat aud lungs, IS without parallel.
I'siy family should supply tae1n sciyos with a
i aprcveaLve medicine
sOii IN Washington by c. Stott, D. B. Clarke, ".
nHiGt', {. b. DAVIS J. n. Stone, Evans, Sylvester,
III batt Gardner, and by the Druggists generally
nnnd.
froe twenty-five cents per bottle.
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The car making business in this county ia
enormous, and at least 5000, ,ooe al Is
invested IN it, giving employmsnt eral
thousand men, and producing va p.-
psrty estimated 1t 81 ,ooo, 900 PED 6.
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r,p cordHS. COLDS, GROUP. AND WH00P-
~" ING COUGH
The B,sf C6Hqa kyrnp an he HorTd.

The BSSf fGifft syrup az tf' bcTI"
nr RasE's CELEBRATED COUGH SlEUP gives imnedi-
.,s relief L. t0 the w0rst Cough, whether Consump-
- " - rr,,.,.,iinr from cokl. It sllays any rri-
-, nf tn, Lungs aud fUrtif-S the system against
,I,,,ra attseks In bottles at % cents and 81.
s;lir.n are also liable to Group. which dangerous
,isiut Yields immediately tu Dr. j. Ross NEVER
.,Iiys Cg0rP SYEiP. Price - rrnts.
UbooUif,, Cough another complaint, always
-. IN, coli and lamp weather. The afflicted fiui
a,.,t r.licf in tie u-t OF pr. J. Ro>E'S Hp1PISa
E,rip SYRuP which always re!i-ves and prevents
D. i,.,a,, from running into other diseases. such
,s iodanation Of the Iungs, Dr0pSy in the Chest,
al Consumption. Price - cents.
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- ,1-Prrp WITH Any PANE

n, yIIr SUFFER- WITH MY PAIN! II you
IN find aIm .,iiate relief 10y using DIR. j. :.
q. - Y,,y CUzER Ii i the only preparation which
,,rrs almost in sntiy s"re Throat Rheumatism
~ C,IIs Pains in the side. back or GmLs. facc.
,,''' leu rootbarhr. Stomach Bowels Side Back,
-, ~ III. Brui-.s Curns and Chlblains. Wh-rr-
, s- van have pain U.s.. thr Pain Curer, snf- 10 ali
~. Prir. ~ B. - AMI 30 cts
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CTOCK OF BOOKS g. PRINTS will
- be offered for sae all this week, ut cost Also
a large and miscellaneous collection of cheap publ
cations, and the balance will " sold Mt Auction as
ind tn, business of the Alhanb Saloon inc reas
ing and requires my whole attention.
Oc 25- A. HUNTER
nR. ID. II. HAGNER offers his pI oft ssiona
- services TO the public.
Residence and ofice on II, between 18th and 10Th
stfrrLs. 1t-eOowH
Under GARMENTs-Merin Lambs
~ wool, Radner Wool, Scotch wool, Silk aid
wool, Shaker Flannel, and Cotton Shirts and Draws
in great variety, and at moderate and Uniform pri,
ces, at STEVENS'S salesroom,
&C &c fUnionl Browns Hotel.
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liz EVEHING STAR
,,rn1cryEs WHICH NEVER FAIL TO
hHD nIVF SATISFACTION.

ri : ROSE il An honorary member of the
| St,lalelphia Medical Society, aud gradusted
~ - 80 Nh, University of Pennsylvania, under
2 s-g anss % Of the truly eminent Professors Phys
n o1 c@tf 9s 9nm1s Ftna and H15s sostsa ss
bis patients to put up his Preparations,
d.. I, ths puhhc. a. the results of his ex
,, e. for r past thirty years the following val
VT s.m;Iy HcIicIh-s, each sWtsd Ia lDs-
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y,R ALI. DISEASES oF TIFF KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER.

Ds ] s ROsE's URiPJTND FLUID EXTRACT OF
RrrgU-?his Is decidedly of the best remedies
aver used f,r diseases of the kidneys. bladder Se,
ami So, tor outy Infections: always highly
Igyu,la,I hy th- late Dr. P.yS!r. anu many of tlsr
g,st distinguished medical abroad. Price 81
--uts. ----
Ds J. : Ross .ioLBsy Pills for Falling of the
Won't Frrua!r Weakness. DCiiiity, aud Relaxation.
Frits 5u cents
Dr. J. : RCsE'S FINALE SPCCHIt.-A remedy for
Painful N-u~tIuaIi2n. IrurDrrl,ra ur hits Price
cur dogr
f1R LIVER COMPLAINTS. DYSPEPSIA, Sc.
The Liver ir.iug the largest giani i'll the human
h-ly IL j. more frequently rrdnx+d han anS OtLer
Then follows dyspepSiH c1ustipai"U cold ieet. an
.s Of appetit-Jhu Il ia b,oulr- yrilnW. thr spirits
troop and there is great 'NerSivu 10 SG'letv. Re
suaie the liver, AMI you correct all ilsS+ evils -
N. sur.st preparation, To- take sr, Dg kdsE1 GELE-
BR.TEr KAILRnAD ~ Avn BILIOUS Pills they carry
oh tie bile ami ss'yn give apYetit- AMI strength.
His bY sPEFtIA CoEp-JLN., Sl.'nii he tahro where .
psrsun mas been truah!ti With Dyspepsia tor lon,
mq-Prirs - c..nts- EHt i,r sUi>. billions h:Ibi.s
t,Iipiirp &c take DR ktSE : 4 MI RiLIuus UA ktIL
soAp PMS l215 rnd 70 cents per bnN.
AL Of the above preparations, with DR.. Roses
MeI wiser to parsons III Sirk ur~s AMI in Health
10 t- haI OF T. H. Gilman, Charles Stott \ Co. w.
n Gilman, JOhu W. Nairn, Patterson Nairu.
Morrison William T. Evan. hidwell ~ Law
renee. J. h Moore. Washington; j l.. Kidwrli.
GesryptawI: and by all dealer. IN Alexandria. Nir
riria. sep 81
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III Is proper here In remark that Capt. Birch in
the execution oI what he doubt considered his
duly, acted IN genIlenanly and unquesIionabIe
manner, and IS only error WAS la extending his
thurtN too lar. G.
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TO THE LADIES.

10 THE LADIES.
The latast style Of Winter HATS just re-
E4ar-ised.-The undersigned respectfully In
WxSs Yitss the attention OF the ladies to examine
W. our style of HATS, and to inform them
that we ready N receive and execute all orders
ners and dispatch. Also, very select assortment Of
pointed velvet RIBBON, all colsrs; together with
every variety Of Fancy GooIs. at
VIM. p SHEDDS.
tn street, above Penlsy ylvania avenue.
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TRUTH IS MIGHTY.

Plain and Unvarnish n ed 9 at IN ent.
NgT L commend the perussl of the extract below
w to our readers Mr.. Bull Is merchant Of
hjgh character
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-01-05
The Eighth Of January BANQUET,

Our readers will find in another column notice from
p Barton Key esq, The chairman Of the committee Of
arrangements for the banquet the eighth in comment
Grafton of the victory of New Orleans Every American
feels just pride when he reads the history Of the deeds
that enacted hry-six years ago on the plains Of
Chamee but the ceremonies Of the eighth of January,
1853 have peculiar rest TO all who cherish the men,
DRY Andrew Jackson Thcequesran statue in honor Of
the old hero will be inauguraed that daya work which
is worthy Of the represents By the kindness Of
Mr.. Mills, the artist have been permitted to see the
labor OF his hands and without hesitation now pre-
dict that the statue of Andrew jackson, made by him,
will be considered great and leading fact in the histc
ry of arnot in the United States alone but in The
world. The idea is new; and without instruction
without or appliances man Of the people has
accomplished work which men of science deemed i'm.
possible II is but right and fit that the statue OF Jack
son should be cbiseed by a man from the people.
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The Battle OF Now OrIean M.

We observed recently in New Orleans paper. while
critcising a work of Mr. Heady, the remark that we
possess authentic account Of the military operations
at New Orleans during the inroaa OF the British in
lsl4-'l5. This is mistake In the American Quar-
tey Review for October. 1885, is article describing
the progress and result Of that nroad written US il well
known. under the eye Of Gen. Jackson and examined
by him from day to day the work went on. When
completed the manuscript was carefully revised by him,
and corrected by his hand, SO that the account il
in fact his II is well understood that the author
was Gen. Cass. then Secretary of War The interesting
ceremonies OF Saturday next to render the pubica
ton of extracts from this article or we have not spacs
for the whole Of III appropriate to the occasion and va
give them in another column, commenting them to the
attention OF our readers Andrew jackson vie We Of
the great feat unparalleled in history. which immortal
lied his own name. and saved an important portion Of
the Union from the grasp of the enemy, twenty yean
after the event. has strong claims upon the feelings Of
every American.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
NEsDAY MORNING. JAN. 8, 1859.
Congress 4 tuesday.


SrsArE-The memorial OF Charles i. Wells was Ia
ken from the table, and referred 10 select committee,
consisting OF Messrs Walker, Smith, Davis, Butler, and
Mallory.
The bill TO revive portion OF an act for The relief Of
the widows OF deceased soldiers considered aad
passed. t 0BWatst ...ss4
Mr. Cass introduced joat resolution declaraloy OF
the views OF the United States respecting colonization on
the North American continent by European powers and
respecting the island OF Cuba
Mr. Shields reported bill for the relief OF Colonel
Fremont which considered and passed.
A message was received from the President Of the
United States in answer TO the resolution OF the Senate
asking for information respecting the British colony
in Central America called the Bay of Islands.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Most Of the days
sion spent in Committee Of the Whole on the state
of the Union (M Richardson in the char) wherein the
Military Academy and deficiency appropriation bills
nominally under consideration Speeches de-
yered by Messs Polk. Brooks Lane CARTIER and Cor
man. Subsequently the Military Academy appropriation
bill was passed, and t
The House adjourned.
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pETTrIoNs, ZIG, UNDER THE RULE.

BY Mr. COTTMANi Resolutions OF the general as.e m.
bly, of Maryland, praying Congress to provide for such
commercial arrangement with the Countries furnishing
will open the trade Ia that article the free
petition Of all American citizens and destroy the monopoly
engrossed by few. s'
By Mr. IVES The petition of forty six citizens OF Oswego
county for brcakwaters in the habor of Cape Vincent
New York Also, the petition Of eighty four citizens oil
Jefferson county for beakwaers in the harbor OF Cape
Vincent, New York.
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TOWN HALL In Charlottesville, virgimta.Tbis large
and comn,odous building compeed rented
on accommodating terms for lectures, in
tended for these eight
hundred Those address. fs,
paid HENRY BENsON Aeen,
CHARloTTssvrLLs, (vs.) Dec. 81, 1852.
Baltimore Sun, Richmond Dispatch Washington Union will
publish the above
their accounts to this ONCE for collection. - $50
Dec 2S--3aw3w
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NEW silks and Materials Gener aIIy.-Tbe sui,
scrbsrs have received the following
fully invite the attention Of citizens and soourners, viz
Is pieces very brocade silks
IS DO elegant brocades for evening
~ do rich plain rept silks, all coors
10 do rich plain pout de sole, for evening
% do rich figured pouI de soie
10 do rich black figured silks
Is do plain black de Rhine
Is do colorcd and black watered silks
~ do elegant Lyons velves ali colors
so do extra nne French mernos do
IS do do Cashmere d'ecossc
80 do do moosseiues dc laincs
10 do rich plaid raw silks
10 do do French merinos, for dresses
Together with full assortment Of mourning goods
HOOE, BROTHER, co.
5-eod4w = - = -
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The Cuban Correspondence in Great Britain
An article from the London Times, given in another
column exhibits the light in which the publication Of
The Cuban correspondence has placed this government
before the world II will be seen that our an,icpaions
Of the injurious effect OF this piece OF folly
the publication OF the correspondenceare confirmed by
the sensation which it has produced in England The
New York Express, speaking OF the Timess article.
says,
or course the direct effect Of this ocspondence will
sharpen the optics of European relation
10 whatever m movement may be aoot hero, tceaf
ter looking 10 further extension of territory ecisly
If TINT extension seeks include The gem II tic An
TILES
The New York Times another wing journal, 10 s,ill
more explicit;
..We COPY from the London Times this morning .
shap dis. ection tho correspondence the
cha Sc Of Cnbs recently published, with snch In ncnnbe
lack of discretion by the President No sufficient motive
has vet been suggested Tor his having given TO the world
entirely domestic in their relation, and Ger
tain injury the country by coming bcore the
public We think " quito likely that willingness" 10 or
pose President Folks administration Whatever odinm
the negotiation might invove in some sccfons anu WIN
some pa ,ies and at tho same render tho
Cuba hereafter still more difficult by aronng wv J'ps
bostes IL foreign powers. at the bottom 81 ms SIN
uu,r n,oceedinv ertnnlv better object coni o. &c
cor, p.hed nv IL Toere roth enough IN me we're Mc-
rure of he Times 10 ,ken regret ihstwc rlouihsvs
been thus neede.sy exposed to tae sentiment whf me-
represent by our own Chief Magistrate"
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ELEGANT GOODS for GentIemem.-P. J. STEER,
per and tailor Al his seventh street, continues
over Inducements elegant clothing
At very moderate prices.
have stock Of senuemen's goods,
and II and equal
ssoce Of 1T other establishment in the Uni
ted
u ssnismsn short walk Seventh few
above Fellows and prices
pond, they he wen paid fnr the trouble.
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>. STEER, Merchant Tailor, HIS large and e,e-
giant new store, on Seventh
public attention and particularly that Of hi.
shn 70 ms superior stock OF gentlemen's
ana ndaped 70 he season, which English
beaver Hme mied, and other cloths ovecoa ali coIors
ana new sylen French coIors drexs
and sack coats French English cap.meres
o. oot PLAIN and fancy styles rich velvet
vesnnes together with dress shirts,
soves socks crava umbrellas dressing gowns,
eveyhsG necessary complete
Dec 1--3mw3wif
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IL.
From the subjoined letter. addressed to Senior Don
Jose de Marcolsa, the Ncaraguan representative At this
government It will be that his recall has been re-
quested. and that be is longer allowed to communicate
with the State Department
Tomorrow we will submit some remarks upou the
subject:
DEPARTMENT STATE, ",a.
sesF8 Washington, Dc. 30 1852
SR You are probably that, some months ago. Mr.
Kerr, United States charge daares governmen,
Nicaragua, was instructed request you Rht be
called and that some Other person might appointed
the representative oil Nicaragua this government
despatch was yesterday received from Mr.. Kerr,
ming copy Of letter him from Mr.. CASTELAR,, Minis
ter OF Foreign Affairs, in which he Declines the ran
The Nicaraauan government comply with tie Presidents
request and expresses wish that the which il
was founded should bo forth, in ordsr their being
submitted to the Nicaraguan chamber sH EH
cannot be necessary to say that this course would be
followed by discussions Of the most disagreeabc and
profitable character besides that the President cannot
consent that any condition Whatever should be attached
the compliance Of the Nicaraguan government with
quest warranted by the familiar principles OF tbe pub
lie laws and the practice Of civilized Staics He has
therefore directed Mr. Kerr the quest your
recall and the appointment of another minister and in
the mean time instructed to inormyou that
mnncauons can hereafter BIO received fom you as
Nicsragusn envoy.
With much personal regret that il has bscoms my duty
10 address you a letter OF this character, remain,
Your obedent servant.
EDWARD EVERETT
To Senior Don JOSH DE MARcoLsrA, &c.
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EAsHIONARLE and Superior CLOTH aga Isrss and
Of reasonable clothing
second Moor OF antion rooms, which
please. JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Jan l-eod6t Acuonesr nd Commission Merchant
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We regret TO state that Hon. Mr. Bissell, OF Illinois.
has been detained from his seat in the House Of Repre-
sentatives for some time past BY serious illness,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-02-05
poetry.
trrom the Journal of cra.merce']
THE MANIAC'S VISION.
sr MAJOR G. W. pArrrN, Us. ARMY

They saw Pm mad, because Try
With shouts to calm my brain
And When dance, knew no, "hy'
They bind me with cham
Avauni halioo srill be gay,
Grief count. but little worth
Since have wept my tears away
Wba, is there left but mif'n'
Bring me companions am ""'
No wonder shopld rave;
They took The only one rau
And hid her--in a grave
And Pm kept here-a merry 'hine-
Wherefore full well know
--Ha, ha !-because | laugh aud sing
They will not let me 60
| saw the moon come down last night
And dance upon the sta,
Go, catch her eie she take 10 flight,
And bar her Up with me.
The sun the say at rise OF day,
Did what he should no, do;
He smiled-and made the hills look gay ;
lie: him be plisoned too.
Aud yonder star is quite as bad
Run, seize it ere it fly:
Well dance iogether-all are mad
Sun, moon and siar--and |.
Look ho! aside my letters cast
That image loose my chain
Tis she . she's there-heIp! hold her last
--Ha ha she's mine again.
FoRr MILLER, Cal, Nov 1852.
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THE GLOBE:

|
| THE OFFICIAL RAJ ="
| SSONGRESS has made the ulobt It's T,BSn
~ communication win tbe county ~
itae this important opJeo,, u'u C,onr
pensc to tho people, ,ho Ooso .,.,sa,;,,n, nf
and hrpENpih' Willci ool'nli, .no ,,s,..sor,h
Congress revised oy u,e ,ne.' :,s CO.. ns ,'os,ora
to be conVeyeu 'hrouen 'no mum. ne. y. t.ase,.
Ine apP'oocn " n'w W. n. sssa;an af Eon1
pecuiiar ,'po,'oe " ..t .',,,n, H., ,.;i,
gross, wy - Cc,,ross ,,,;i,
oe so'lo'.".e :? n'o" ~, 49, s,;a CT. =, r',o,
un"ea'o' ', " So. ,;i',';o VIZ m .,,',o. of
.o .io .,''a.I ,;p a annL, horo,or,ro s,ro.
w. ~ iN,.. .. IL. ,,.,Iia, " my Nv
ar,. r. s - ,
~ w, a,,,,a .,nI H., -, ,'aI
~ cl.n, oa.,, ,,t :, - -
,p, W 'o' .a.'i 'o',uri
''s1,ondi uiooe 10 'na"o W VI 'i' u''y
p.o'.ou"e' VI 'no wv houses unu ,ho ,PPun'
"N r' 'io 'one 'Pe,'nc' "i'une,o py '"e
'o' ,o.'','l, TIA messages Vi nie sesi
~ ~ 'io ',,'eo 9.a'es anu ''ie hePoi's Vi 'he
'itrus Ii " ''ie nAecu'',e departments
i"' 1--we P"''ou uu,i''s sessio'i' anu 1t" NJ
ue3 TO them, arc printed as soon as possible alter
",Jo"lnlhen'' anu sent 10 all sunscileefs W ''c
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-02-05
u HOBENSACK'S LIVER PILLS.

No part of the system is liable to disease than the
LIVER, it serving ltcrer to purify the blood, Civ
ing the proper secretion to the bile that amy wrong
ton o the Liver effects the other important ports uf the
SYSTEM and results variousy, in Liver Comprin, Jaun
dice Dyspepsia, &c. We should therefore, watch every
symptom that might indicate wrong action Of the Liver.
These Pills being composed of ROOTS & PLANTS fur
nlshed by nature to heal the sick: Namely, 1st An EN-
PECTORANT, which augments the secretion from the
Pulmonary mucus membrane, promotes the discharge
of secreed matter. 2nd, An ALTERNATIVE, which
changes in some nc4pcable and nsensibe manner the
certain morbid action Of the system. Ord, A TONIC
which gives tone and strength 10 the system,
newing henlh and vgor to all parts Of the body. 4h
CATHARTlC, which acts in perfect harmony with the
other ingredients and operating the Bowels and expe
ling the whole OF corrupt and vaicd matter and pu-
rifying the BInod which destroys disease and restores
health.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-02-05
TO FEMALES.

You will find these Pills an invaluable medicine in many
complaints to which you subject In obstructns Ell
thcr total partial they have been found Of nesmabe
benefit. restoring their functional arrangements to heal
thy action purifying the blood and other fluids 50 enecu
ally to put to flight NIL complaints which may arise from
female irregularities as headache, gddncss, dmness Of
sight, pam in the side, back, &c.
" Price, 25 cents each.
None genuine unless signed n Hobensack, al others
being base Imitation.
" Agents wishing supplies. and Store Keepers
desrous Of becoming Agents must address the Proprietor
J. N Hobensack, Philadelphia, Pa
Sold by j. w. FrilnG, Sunbnry; Mary McCny, Nor
humberand Beisel, Turbntvie; Raser, Milton; Ditty
& Lenker, Georgetown Lescnring Wolverton Paxi-
nos West, Hickory all dealers in Medicine in the
County and State.
August II, lS52.-1y.
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Cheap Watches s. Jewelry,

WHOLESALE and Retail, at the "Philadel-
w phia Watch and Jewelry Store" No. 90
North Second Street, corner of Quarry, Philadel-
phia.
Gold Lever Watches full jcweed Is carat cases. S2s 90
Silver do. full ieweled, Sl2 lGold Spectacles 700
Silver Lepne, jewels, 10 Fine Silver do. 1,50
do do do 9IGold Bracelets, 800
Superior Quarters, ~! ades' Gold Pencils LOO
Imitation do. 5Silver Tea spoons set, 500
Gold Pens, with Pencil and Silver Holder, 100
Gold Finger Rings, 37l cents to $50; Watch
Glasses, plain, l2i cents; Patent, 1s3; Lunet,
IS; other articles in proportion. All goods war
ranted to be what they are sold for.
STAUFFER & HARLEY,
Successors to o. Conrad.
On hand, some Gold and Silver Levers and
Lepncs, still lower than the above prices.
August %, lS52.--ly.