davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-07

iSDsfh,Ccd cDrPtT Of 3tt GB,i d STREETS,
prcra1sl At all times 10 supply TIE public gene
1 rally wit, GAS fiffINGS and FIXTURES If
tie latest styles aud patterns, the most reason
.shie terms.
Chnryh,., flot-]s. or any public II private build
lay~. f%t~d up with GAa PiiE. and liSIUKE2 at
ha shortest Hntl"e-
sole AGENT for 1r Kidder's I;t.rt Gsts Regulator,
which for economy and superior Dght, should be pos
sssss5 by all pousIIRsf7 Of sss. ssr 22-tf
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-07
DAILY EVENING STAR.


TO L*s*s*
RY t.. ". CUT En-.
Nv dearest Julia. we must part,
And may not meet agam;
fuI the blessings Ot my lnmost heart,
Around thee shall remain:
And ever IN my care-Worn breast,
The image of thy form.
in its childish loveIInc-s sliaIl rest
Like the rainbow on the storm.
| nc'cr shall mark the opening iiowrr~,
Or list the buildings song;
But the memory ut those vanished hours,
Around Ivy soul shall ;hrou";
And tears Will gather on my cheek.
And fall. aS tIiry do now,
When my restless glance shall vdinIy seek,
Thy careless, infant brow.
Whcn no more Thy IttIc pa;t"rH- feet,
70 miy Inuciucs> draw near.
hHd y"InIy, fOr thy accents sweet
strain my Iistrning ear.
When days, and iardy months .iIalE fly,
And years shall lIgcr on:
NJ aching boSOm sill must sigh,
TO know that thou art gone.
I've many u little shining leaf,
And tiowcrct fair to see
All Will IL sOOthc my ANXIOUS grief,
To know they were from thee.
How often shall turn to them
In the lapse of coming years,
And hoard each a precious gem,
And dew them with nay tears.
Thou camest with the early flowers,
As sweet, and far a. they;
And nOw with them the aurGnn hours.
Are calling thrp away.
know the gentle breath al spIng.
VIII soon restore their ChIrins
But OIL ! what spell again small brIRg,
Thy sWc"tlirsS 10 my AIMS.
Farewell, iIiou bud "f pfirri'.@ worth,
Fer Thy beauty .liall Tu"d
T'h,s form within the silent rrfth,
Shall nInuldcr low and cold.
The >uh4 viii swell above my breast.
And the gloomy cypress w2v",
And many careless loot he pre- sd
tFGn ny EanlCiCss grave.
A; least | hall escape the raiH,
OF loves cndrarIng thrall
know Thy w"nanhGud shalI c''3m,
Upon The hearts a. at.
For that ths little angel :acc,
THY arg, form shall 70,
In ;mrGr" years the mcu!d al grace,
! nv hnpr-my prophecy.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-07
MORE NEW MUSIC

DPIMA D'NNA WAIrI leg Julien.
IugoGiar Tclta; Sara,o-a Poke; Emma Polka
Isabelle. Blanche, Jr,fr, Claire PolsAs; Forest glad,
Fcisa.
Rainbow Schottiscir": Saratoga Schattisrhe. &c.
s Says.-THe gray" oj lilly ID tlc: "ye the snow
Mary A,turc; tl,ludIes Il fs,u.; Dd, of chidhoo6
Come, dearest ttr Daylight IS ,oue Take me hon.
To die, Do.
Eg- Iiammori'o Cat.or OIL romade, an article
highly recommended fnr h"autfyu- aud aiding tht
growth Of the hair. Price - Gems ja-, also, Just
received al WI1IER'S
Statinnory and Nusic Store, 9Th street
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-07
For COUGHS, COLDS, GROUP, AND WHOOP-
ING C0I-Eu
Tae Bst C,,,lh s4rnp IN he HarIf.

Taf B-t f1.Jh Syrup an The World.
DT- Ross CElECR .TEp CnUGH SYRUP gives !mmeli-
a." relief tot. the worst Cough whether Cnnsump
t.v' proceeding frnm cold It allavs any irri-
teton ri the Lungs. @ui nrtifcs the Systerl against
!utHrc attacks In i~'ttirS al - cents api 81.
HiiT-H eye ~ I,l l. 81 Group, whi-h dangerous
sin. gr. - Immediately II Dr. j. Eo5E5 NEVER
Ftr.-Ng tEHU~ SYrUT. Pr;r" - c"rts.
"h."isIU~ f'u-h- another complaint, always
WI, IU -ot Hy:.t lamp weather The afflicted find
,-rrt relief 10 the "t pr. i. RoSE'S WHOoPgNG
C".rE ~f1rG. w',.-h alway5 relieves anI prevents
t.- .5.g-a tsrr rrrrnin- into other diseases. such
.. ."'.rsrasinHet 'i" iun-'. propsy IN the Chest.
E1 r,I=I =I'uQti-E- lr.cr ~ cents
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-07
NEW DANCING ACADEMY.

II N. NUMBER, Professor of Dancing ut George
1 . tywa College and Convent. &C.. &c, respect
fuy announces To the public Of Washington, that
h" will ccmmon"" his CLASSES for the cultivation If
the Pce'ry al notion, on II kSDAl, Dec 9Th, 1853,
At Lieut. Chase EaTney'S new hail, Columbia Place.
corner "f 1tE -. and Louisiana avenue His style
embraces every variety of tashorabIc Dancing. such
- tau Eht at Paris ana London, and in all the prin-
cid cities "f the United Stats calculated to eI
tho most ftstIii"I-.
La sI"lcuuc. Gorl.'Ha, Du Temps, AOssutiI NaHuur-
ka, and Noiks Haltlra. Gill ic taurh' fsee"t trird
charge. Also. the HusSiau raTiOr Polka. Syrian.
Chestnut 1t. promenade SchOttisCh Star Polka and
Grand Military Quadrjlles.
Tn" m"St decided and aterionate attention viii he
paid TO the mann and morals of children. Any
lady gentleman, bringing 10 scholars by their in
diyidua in uen"e, shall be entitled TO lessons free OF
charge.
Days of tuition. Tuesday and Friday afternoon and
night. The names of those desirOus of taking les
can h- LEFT ut j. f. E!lis's Music Store, Penn.
avenue. Let 9th and 10th SIS. 30-eod2w
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-07

JUST TUELISFET-a NV HI>CrlJET II MTHICISEi
1 PEW words on the ratnra, treatment, without
~ MedrIu'. IF Sprrina'orriiSr. or L""al Weak
ness. Nervous Debility, Low Spirits, ia-stu.;a. WEAK
ness Of the Liml's aud the Back, lndIsp"Siron. and
lncapacity for >tIdy and Labor, Dullness of Arrre
hcnson, Loss If HcmcTy. Aversion 10 Society. Love
Of Solitude Tlm'dity. SeitDiStrust. Dizziness, Head
Arhc, Involuntary Discharges. Pains in tn" Sii". AZ
fiction # the Eyes rimpos the Facs. Sexual and
other IEfrmiti5s in Man.
rrpm tic Fr.pc5 IF Dr.. b. DeL1?..Y.
The Important tact that thesr aarmint, rIlp piaint,
rDty easily be removed jrhsp' sr|~tqr = in tii,
small tract clearly demonstrated aud the entirely
urw aat h-Iy successful treatment. as adort.d hg
tlt" Author. fully explained fy u"aus Of which eve
r. one i enabled to cure himself perfectly, and Al
the least possible cost av"iicg thereby, al the ad
veri!sCd r0struuS II IN" day.
sent Ia any address, gratis and post free. in 3
sealed ruyrir", 10y rentlul- post paid postage
stamps Ia Or. T.. DELANEY, or Box lQ9. broadway
Post Oli-c. \. /. nov A-3u-
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-07
COLGH. CONSTITUTION. .Ec.

Mr.. Henry G. VIM had cough for , years: great
weakness &C, h"i in Hll > or physicians, tried all
their remedies, but rurct only ny
HANFTONS VEGETABLE TINCTIRE
Gail and ret pamphlets gratis with history of dis
c"veTy of this wonderful Boo-l Purifier and Ger
titcate' of our citizens. Of Rheumatsn, Dyspep-
sIa. ScrofUla, Liver Complaint, Gcuera Weakness.
Nervousness. &c.. Sc.
s1,- Sold by MORTIMER & NOW BRAY, l 10 Bal
timOre street, Baltimore: aud 3ul Broadway. New
York; CHAS. SrDFT co WIMER. J. B. MOORE,
d. Il. CLARKE CLARKE Il BOWLING. ". Ell
LIGTF, and H. MCPHERSON, Washington also by
K. ;. +. ClSSELL, Georsetewn; and c. G. BERRY,
aiaXandfla- sep %
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-07
GREASON'S REFECTORY.
FIELDS HOTEL.

CAPITOL HILL WASHINGTON. 2. C.
w Hi hc opened for the reception of guests on
W Saturday, November 9th. IL Is GnnCcessa-
~ to onulcratc tn" advantages lh. Hotel possess
NJ. others III Washington, in point Cf location.
and I"iUr also Trey new. AID furnished N the
m1,' modern Il lie. From e experience the un-
cr>i-,ilrt has Ea': in the first hotels in >rw York
city AM Sa";t",G Springs ARA as'. at Willard lIo-
Tel in this cy he iattcrs eli that he make
hi, NEW HOTEL q comfortable. aud agreeable home
for all who may fi' or him with their patronar".
v. b. FIELD.
Washington, November iih. SOB.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-07
ORgAmENTAL GARDENING.

JHN q. HUGHES. GarleHcr AMI FLORIST. corner
- nt a"I 1Jh streets, Island attends 10 tti'd' H.
iu- lu its various branches. Grape Vines FrJnci jy
-EI.ifui and rEl cTtcucod hands, and nrY Gardens.
Grass Plots, Ctrria,e kUIAS, &c laid Cuf.
\. Il -. q. H.. scts 5 Agent for several Of the
most extensive and popular Nurseries at the North.
Al Trees purrha-ot! ~ him. warranted to live il
planted hy h.msri.. Ills Fruit Tres comprises
If the varieties adopted asI approved by the Goa
.srrs< of fruit Grower. .ur G"n.r:ri Cultivation.
nov Ut Intel
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-07
Those cV, gla~H:E -Ir!cus.
Where angels walk aud s'rapiI- ihe waIden-

The RAINING TREE.-The island of
Fierro is one of the most considerable of
the Canaries, and conceive that name to
be given 1t upon this acc0unt-that It's
soil, not ait0rdIng 50 much as drop If
fresh water, seems to be Of iron and, in
deed, there is in this island neither river,
nor riVulct, nor well, nor spring, save
that only, towards the seaside, there are
some wells but they lie at such dis
tance from the city, that the inhabitants
can make no use thereof But the great
prt>crvcr and Sustaincr Of all, remedies
this Inconvenience by way 50 extraor-
binary, that a man may be forced to sit
down and acknowledge that lie gives in
this, an undeniable demonstration of His
goodness and infinite Providence.
For, i'll the midst of this island, there
is a tree which is the only one Of the
kind, inaslnuch as it haiti no resemblance
to those mentioned by us in this relation
nor to any other known to us i'll Europe
The leaves of it are long and narrow, and
continue in constant yeTdurc, winter
and summer and its branches are coy-
cred with a cloud, which is never dis
PEELED, resolved into amoisturc, which
causes to fall from its leaves a very clear
water, and that in such abundance that
the cistcrns, which are placed at the foot
of the tree to receive it, are never empty,
but contain enough to supply both man
and beast. lEludeid0.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-07

SLAVERY OF TIE Press. person
who penned the following deserves pen
sion. They are our sentiments. None
know the drudgery attendant upon The
publication of a daily paper except those
who have had experience. The writer
says: :" know Of no slavery upon earth
like that attendant upon newspaper life,
whether it be as directors or subortli-
mates. Your task is never ended, your
responsibility never secured; the last
day s work is forgotten at the close of the
day on which it appears, and the dragon
of tomorrow waits open-mouthed to de-
YOUR your thoughts, and snap up one
morsel more of your veXed existence. BE
as successful as it is III the nature OF
things to be; be Indifferent to praise and
lion-hearted to blame still will the hu-
man frame wear out before its time, and
your body, if not your mind, exhibit
some signs of dry rot."
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-07
THE WEEKLY STAR.

The excellent Family aud New. Journal contain
tang greater variety Of interesting reading than
be found in any other s published on Saturday.
IFRns.
COPY.
10 tlut'~-Iiyc copies tor $500. Ten copies toT
So"V' twenty CoPcs, Sla.Go. Cash, IHrdI iabiy ~
Gdrcucc.
fosrSAsrERs NO act 80 as.ui, Wa. u, above. a
commsslun ct twenty pee cent.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-07
NEW MILLINERY.

~ Vf-S TDRELY wishes to inform the Ia
- t.- fh.r ,Io ms in,t returned from = I1rF
~ "a ,Is~-r Apply o. fashionable c"oi7 ard
t4,t. .-i- ,t'-sstrti tcfprr purchasing else" here
r..-.l. .ee on tlf- nortl 81 s %! ~. avenue, DeaJ
Poe .'-e-..
w. ~sntsd-ssgsTs. gogi BilIiRs-s,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-07
pop JAR AND FAMILY uE0!CJEFs

sohD BY EiDN ELL II LAIRtNCr. Fcnu~yl-
- van, avenue sud l1th atrct Washington, and
JOHN l.. KIDWEil- High street, iro"r --town, b.
c.. "hEl rising III part:
i'r. .iayr"s Family Medicinss-Br. Roses Family
HrdicinrS-W stars iit-ar OF " it'll Chcrry--Ayc
Cherry coral Sand, and TewsaHlS -Sarssparil-
la-A II. an ,tUhU Bulls lo-R",e AMI SchwArtZe's
lG--NillIau Elxer Caiisnya Bark-Wnlf = aromatic
Schei1arn Srhnapl --kjiw'lrS Extract Rc"Ch Drops
Watts Nervous AHtir,c;c-OS-"rIs Indi" ChclO-
yosTc-E"waud : Tonic cMjNture-ljanr;"Ii, Neccta-
BE IuCtj -e-GrrCE = originated iitt"~ -llCptAnd
German do--Bah"'s a.t CInuous Go-ku-htou's
and Sim = Cod Liver oii.t"-"tLor with all the most
apr N",t ri:,'rr. Of the tiId..
Agents for Ia. sale ~ u0urs 'ialganic hdoni
nj Supporter. Sy atpur ph-j j,trci Supporters, and
Mrs. Belts Abdominal ilcro Supiort"r.-
4 fresh supply # Saratoga and iiriiorl Water.
R"p30
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-07

+ w To- or rsspicrs' Nr. Bull is "A merchant OF
SaxpY Borrow. MIprLEsEx Co. Va.
August 10Th. lSj3
T Nssyr-. Mortimer + Nowhiay-Gents: You NAV
think IL >tran." that have taken the liberty to
write vou this letter. but do under circumstances
/ that ir,stiTv It. As Won are the AGENTS for HAHP
| TONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE. Ieprl il expedi-
ent t. tIrs,s you this not". hoping It may bc part
sf the honor hle means Of giving this medicine no
/ ;orictv WHICH its merits deserve
Being IN tho habit Of vcul,ng medicines which re-
/ late to III" !at"ut and regular sTSt.n, ! consider
>nlf t0 sornc rIteHt. judge Of the rea! merit o(
{ many Of them. Wy experience trgches IFe that
'lIamrtou'S Tinrtur"' is a meiicinc of real merit
! Of intrinsic value. When | say this 7 do not saw
that X Is an iuiIlihle cure, in All Gases but mean
tn say that "liamptpn'> Tncture" will favorahIy op-
crate IL all diseases originating from want OF prop
er sccrctIans o. The gastric juices, bad digestion and
consequently had ttepo>jtrS OF animal matter from
that source. believe that disease, located in
various parts If the system such Infi1 msti, H.
Ulcers S"rotHa, Nc.. &c, ori -naily haN" their be
ing IN tn" stomach. from bad FOOD, bal dig, Stiuti
and conSe ucntlv had PROPOSITIONS of the circulation
tn those parts; ami will believe Hampton's Vc.r-
table Tincture Will eyen react in those reS..S.
Having found out Try .eif what it j., reconmcnd
IT to others in such have described, and |
have done il upon the no pay" system,
and have yet to have the first bottle returned or
the first objection about the pay. II is a great pity
it cannot be more extensively circulated among the
people. ] warrant
nations, which proceeds from the stomach. Sores
Ssrofra Dyspepsia long stauiiu. oi Ague and
Fever; first stop the chill and then give the Tine
turc-the difficulty i'll this Is not in stopping
the chill, hut the return Of It. this the Iinsturc will
certainly do. In grn,r raj dvhitaions. ! warrant it,
and as said h"foT" have prncuTed trial IL it in
this way. which otherwise could not: the People
have berT humbuCgpd 10y patent :,Ie,lrincs long,
that they afraid Of all. This is clearly stomach
medicine 1t WORK. ali its wonders there, and in all
such eases it is sprrc, if anything i'll the world is
Having gwen th" TiDcture fair trial with nv
self, in NV family and neghhorho0t. ! think ] am
warranted in what l say about it. and which do
without any oth-r interest. than the wish TO it
in general cuatnu, and in every mans family.
whore 1t ought to be.
Ifw!at | say be doubted b. any of the afflicted.
and the" will write ina. at Sandy Bottom Post Of
He. Muil"~eX cuUnty, Virginia, stating the atur"
OF the disease. AMI recommend it for such = cas-.
will warrant il, ard lift don't do good will pay for
thg mciirine. TIlDS. r. BULL.
-
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-07

d Nigols-6u >raTIS and Ties, a large variety of
Hia,k and c0oret Cravats, Satin and silk ScIts,
P':a AMI figured. Aso pIeuhii article OF Nlti t
Tat stocks, Tor parties. For sale ut
BtRGES,
dec Ia Willsy5s' Hotsl,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-07

The Democrats Of Boston have nomi-
mated Frederic H. Allen fer the mayoralty,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-07
THE AUTUMN AND ITS LESSON.

All that Is earthly must fade. Tins Is
an annual lesson taught by tie falling
leaf, the whitening frost, the silence which
pcrvadcS the air, and the wreck and dc
cay of vegetation, as each recurring Au-
tumn assumes herrcign. Another Autumn
is upon us now. The tasscIs Of the corn
arc dead, and the husks Of the standing
ears have lost their last burden. Small
yellow leaves, that have exhausted their
vitality before the advent Of the frost, are
dropping one by one from the trees.
Flower stalks, that but few short weeks
since stood green and growing. bearing
proudlyup their wealth and floral beauty,
now stand stark and dead. The intma-
tons Of approaching dissolution rests
upon all vegetation, vet, upon these
scenes, the fruits of Autumn are spread
up on every side. Apples bend from the
bough, nuts wait on the trees for the
looScnIng fingers Of the frost, wains 90
crcalling home laden with homcly roots,
the granaries, are already flied, and
soon, housed and garncrcd, the product
of the year Will await the grateful use ot
man and animal.
All that is earthly must fade. We all
do fade as the leaf. Man has his spring
his summer, his autumn and his winter
Some leaves wait not for the frost, and
fall early, but we who grow crisp and dry
with age, and We Who grow golden and
glorious IN the frosts Of time, must all
alike follow them to the earth. There are
worm-oaten fruits and blasted corn-ears
III the fields Of humanity, a, in the fields
Of humanity, as in the fields of ycgeta-
ton. The good ones only can find &
place in the storc-house Of the great hus-
bandnan. The lesson Of the autumn
bears upon and illustrates The whole sub
jcct Of the close of human life. The wear
is but hollow farce without fruit as the
grand result. \ human life in It's au-
tumn, in which is seen no fruit, bptrayS
perversion SO foul that il might make
an angel weep, and as the angels look
down upon the world, may they find
graces which blush like apples among
the leaves, characters well filled ont and
. clean from all impuuity, true wisdom
filing all the store houses, and the seeds
Of an immortal life perfected, and ready
to be unfGldCd in
.I-,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-07

DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE, &c
Mr.. VIM. olthanI, Of Baltimore custom house suf-
ter"d these complaints for l. months. with both body
and mind seriously affected He cured 10y Hamp-
tons Vegetable TInctuce, affer other things failed
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-07
lNuT :, ItNE tV'iW'|F-
.'DlI- /. J.'iI.


= .
w. III. Adams. ruh. e tie Asru-. Weston,
No. July l.. lSJI. said: Il last -HIrlT
low ard weak - uot to Hc H'c a. r-.fl =, It"
longer jhan one Ia ar AT trnr. tri"t o. lot;l"
Your German EitjcI-. wl:-h v;.lir's '"T4d ne.
have u-,d two bottles. sat t@o r.Iil's 80 r'r-
from here TO a friend Who had l,en .ic. 'o- l,rg
time; he has also b'en c"Tpd bv tiasn. 1 htl-ye
them 10 b" superior To any Elcl sia' Low IN r-e
r. II. P.rlKins, 2i,ri. f'a. Chi ic' -. l@5i,
said ''Y'-ur Btters are highly Irsei Is 'io-e VII"
have used them. IN Il uI Live tglnI laiDt. II
long strndiur. Ich hd3 r'Si-'..l y >ii -
"ro} phYSlajdns, entirely cred ~ tIe Ire Ct
Bottle
II. ISesselmeir, Icw,lIe-. Wooster. o. De-
"a, 1851. said: Il embrace this opportunity Of in
forming you or the -r- brn,f Hsy- r-IFeI troTt
The of pr. IIooard'a German Et'eI>. I"v"
used them for Chills and Fever, and piScr1crtd
Stomach. and found lci;et in every case. They ara
the hest remedy iOr Nsori,rei Stomach l thin. in
existence
DE Sykes. Esq, E}t,' # ne Caarisr,
Norwich, Conn. said II have t".n using your Ter
man Bitter lar time, Ior ~ I-i>Io ard have
found so much relief from th.ui. jiat ] have made
zap my mind to give them jrSi ,fst. ,b;fcrtat
dcrS'hRe, l."
Holden Kemp, g. Co, Janesyi'e, Mis-,
Se,f ISL saii: - ur German Filters ar, q, served.
ly popular here. and among al The prepared medi-
elm shelves. noue have W ~,Il Ei,h have
given the sati>tarton It jicoHaudS G' rma" Eitttrs
june IL lS12. they SID ''i'c Inia"rd thrr is
an invaluable siriE: aud summer medicine
!" VI cET, hse NitF -. '''t'IHE - l. lH'- > ~.
''lcu ask me my opinion II the Gc-Inan BiitrrS.
have used them for Dysrr. sia ard Indigestion, and
take pleasure in stating that think iEeN are The
Tery TEST remedy eNtant fer tie at owe oomraints-
thy are d.rideijy an u,s Odres 81 al t4s yTtprt
f'org medicines ot n, day
#."Mr Orr i, distinguished lawyer o. Hoofter.
These Bitters ENTIRELY Ni4,ETALEE. Thy ncrrr
pro, frat, ia, SySt.iG. but iarg"5s', U.
for s.Ie in Washington Ey T. .. GILMAN.
In Ge~ryetowa ~ J. l.. EIDN l.iL.
In AleNaEkria iy ). X. flfll on
In Richmond ty PURCELL. LApD 2 GO.
Iii Baltimore by CANDY HATCH.
In do THOMAS MILLER.
In do MACPHERSON 4 MARSHALL.
In Norfolk by VI. A. SANTOS son.
And by respectable dealers in medicine every
/ where. dec 5-ly
nEMOVAL-JOSEPH HUyGINS. Jegeier,
III has removed his store TO the north side Of Perm.
| sviyauia avenue. two dools west 0f NillaIGs Hotel
here be Is Pr. pare To ma,' all kinds time lrw.
| ~ with the hest material aud woIknauship. Fart
c.lsr attention will he paid to the reIGlrD Cf Jew
eirN Hith nratnees and durability.
n. b. have employed a compliant wat"l-m kor
who wi repair all kinds Of watches Caret uiy Eut
warrant them to perform well dec s-os~
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-07
TaUTH Is MIGHTY.

PInin RnU hE "hIsn Sf"'tIHeHt
va r. comrr1l the prIu'al oi the eztrar' below
~ tn or r,.aicrs llr Bull x merchant OF
high character.
$500 RorTrx NIIpnTFSTV Co Va
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-07
DIR. uCOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS,
PREPARED BH
DIR. G. VI. J ACkSON.

Their power over the above diseases is rot excelled
if tuailed. hy am other preparation In the United
States. Tie s'tC~t in many after -kj
ful rhy,icisns had failed
Thes, lit;rrs worthy the attention Cf inValids
Possessing -reat virtues iu II" ctiEcatian of dis
Of lie Live and lesser Glands, exercising the
searching powers IN gkYese s;i alfec'isnS uf
the digestive or-ans. lhry aye. w;h, safe, certain,
anl Ilrssant
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-07
FH In,IrLATyrS DYSpEpsT, &c

\ yr- > : :asr's FE'r4rr Sr~rTriC-t remedy for
Ftl-.ss.s l.rt- g,.:ig. L"rr,. OF Whites. Price
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-07

IT, J. : NaSf's C7L0EN PnIs for Falling Of the
Wprla. T"Fnri" E.1EEr-S. Dshty, aud He.axatinn.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-07
Il. NJ. 30 TELLER, Practical Gas.Fi,-
frr and Btum her.

nov .
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-15
NAuMKEAa CorroN Minus. SALEM, April 9. Is
EDWARD SMITH, Treas. Naumkeag Mills.
COOKIES FAM,LY GROUEnY.

THE undersigned has this day opened in Linck's new
building First street, between Main and Locust
splendid stock of Family Groceries, OF my own selection
from Eastern markets. which will sell at very low prices
for cash. Produce of all kinds.
shall keep constantly hand fresh supplies Of Butters
Cheese Lard Poultry and other leading articles, for the
table, direct from the farmers having made Arrangements
to be supplied several times week during the summer
with all kinds of Country Produce. All goods purchased
at Cooks will be delivered at the residence customers
desired, as have market wagon especially for tina
purpose therefore solicit share of public patronage
and will try to merit IT. Please call and examine my
stock. [je30Gl Z.H. COOK.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-15

TINE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens
IL ansville and the surrounding country tnat ne mas
opened Grocery Provision and Fruit Store at the corne
Of Main and Fourth Streets and will be his ann 10 Keep
every article i'm his line, either wholesale or retai
Ihave on hand large lot ofcheese which Will sen oy
the bex single pound; among the lot some Eng
lish Dairy laeese-a rich article Coffee. Iice kaisins
Oranges Lemons Teas of all kinds Lard Oil Vinegar
Moasses Green Apples. Candles Starch, Mustard rep
per- Indigo States Sand Paper Tea and liable Spoons
and other articles edio rs to MENTION per
may by giving him call. All kinds OF Prouce
waEted. Idee6l JAS. SPAbDINU.