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n.sCHW ARIES OYSTER CELLAR
C.. EEERIEER = CO.

fanSMr"ri; dre;,''. i.i'f,n o ard lotb ,irrr's.
hHALEEs in WATCHERS. JEW ELHI, SIINrE-
IL WAKE, and Fancy Articles. Also. Watchma
kers AID dew, lirrs.
The Chror"Gr-t"r. Dupcx. and ~ TIE varieties o:
Wairi IS of y ,"ca! pi'a:it,. rnt IN oder.
Watches .'rw-iry. ard work frnEl pstsb.ith
mrnt warrant. Il ~ Represent.
Cooper, Adams. Hutton. Jules .!urgrnscn. Patch
Philippe, and variety Of Sw;,s gnd Ergish mad,
Watchers.
diamond, Rnhy, resrl, Opal, Garnet. let work
&c. e.. WhERINER,
or "0-fwa- II SENKEN.
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NOTICE.

'E'IiE snhscri"r- ha,ia- "m'cr'd in'" ""-!srtnsr-
snip, un,ir III" fra IF y :. u. lIIIS i BE'..
Irup red to u,,,.ert thc ihn rnrstr u; rn6
pairs Of STEAM E\GlttS and n;E"r machinery.
They have tSncn ;ii" . EAGLE l!.pN week.
in the city of Washington located on a." north i '
he Canal hpt Hrrn lth and lih streets, irrIr"r
ly conducted by VIM. NcIiin.t'y. d"cea@"d h~ 70
MGR partner this firm !i-vir, f'r many Years
been '.l.' in d ~ ming and Ufn-trUC'lp- .t"Hm
An; ot!lCr Ma, hin"ry icT The. 'i"vei m"n;. she
Chit Engineer auI Nnchinist ot la" Navy Ya'd H.
This CITY. they fater themselves that they will IL.
rnahr'l 10 i've fnil ami en;ir- satisfaction III
construction Haiis If I'M. work with which hey
may b" entrusted.
TIM inrtahi- Engines and Circular saw Wills, a.
arranged nv the late VIM. Mchinstry, viii be crn-
stTuctrti Mt this ,.taih.hmc formerly.
All orders thankfully r"c;yr'i sad promptly ut.
tended to. wv vi ELLIS
90 1-F6T4w- JONAS T.. ELLIS.
S,FORTIN(: p1WDER.-Justo ;.fn,i az
- assortment 81 iinninId -r in and other >ir.l;-
or qualities Of SIGHTING POWDER anl alt olh.
goods il the sror;!n-, linz. r ssi- ~
JNo. ". BADEN.
rcna.y lTania avenue, near G:h street
o. I1-TXFtw-
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" ELECTION.-Ata sICcisl me- ting Of
lk the go omlia Musicsl As" iarirn,' for the
annual election ~ cars. the 4 llrwinC Gentlemen
VET elected '"'rr'ti"" &" r"si" over the affairs
"i ma Sn'I-'y i0T op. cay: tnl'"~ S'had. John
Edgar. u. .. SChsil Tr-irS,o tharl-S iansrhCw
vas SIS" unanimously T" elected C"tdU, tor, ar,.
fT"t Andrew Schal rlsrci second leader
N"lR- Ariai'uIs WISHING 10 improve Themselves
H. Itay nG q" SEy TUmCut inv its to iCin the
S"cicty, wher. they will haze cxcrlIrnt aportu
nifty {" PERFECT themselves. Arp!:ra;irn lc made
to either q: The gcnaCu~n belonging the Commit
tee. Ey order: AsCuap Secretary.
OF ol-Nt%-
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NEW AND rLEaAET SHAWIS

I'VE have IL, II r lSrg" ard B.aistiiu
W t,Uck az .i,n 5 r. consisting Of
Emf roiG"r.ri an PLAIN Cri?o sii"wlS
ir'in and SIuar. t~str,.,- ="
tasE.ncrr aud M'uss:.i;-' ~Tna;! Il guI.I :'hay.>
Long ami oqu-r.. EaN Stft" do
Misses nj Chii,'rons' Fl ~" II ail Elaid 10
Paid Mode and -, K 1hIfrt 40
B;nrk Silk cas!Il"r" ai:h C!"':l do
10 which We nvI,. tie particular attention # -
Ladies. IL .'..r great bargains for f"sh.
en- ~ arti lie. sold ri 0stahl>tm, at III
warrsrtei I" prove represented.
Hh\WFI!. SEARS * CnLIEG.
Pa avenue, between 9,h ard 10th street,
2l-pOtt-
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II I II, II

In Warner, Y. H.. OH the l2h instant Of consImp-
ton, JOSEPH WARREN CHENEY. in the 2aih
year "a his age native OF Warner, ul for the last
seven years Il resident Of Wa >hn-tnn.
In Annapolis, Md, IN the full assurance of blessed
immortality, MARGARET g., wife Of Prof. A. N.
Girault, U. 8. Navy.
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ODD FELL0WS' HALL.

I. EISH nor.
The Fo aliSt viii Civ hi Nrto Come Enter
'.'um'i;s 81
Songs and Scenes
For ono week. commencing MONDAY. oct 81
FtHRLIS 4EO'T N0NT RLiNC.
IIF% OF n3t'NktRn &c
ircis Toms Ho""srf:i S,j.T' I"pinr,gs
Tickets TWENTY FIVE CENIS-Ecs.rvcd Stats
~ cents. ~ u e.
& - RE " AR - Lost, about the l0,h inst.
.oc n goii WATCH SEAL. nt:ach.,I to god
noction ring. set with hlOrfl stou". and grsysd
with Cat f trnIs. The cIr,t, squirrel with g
nut in his paws. snd the MOT 70. NcI nc,i1s tr5't,-
The above reward viii ho paIi II The finder hy
leaving The seal with Cat q Bro, r.. avenue.
&c 2i-Msnov
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m A R RIED

In Portsmouth, Va, On the 2Jh instant, by the
R'v. L. G. Hayes, Mr. LEVI &. PARKER 10 Mis-
HANNAH p. BRADBURY.
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NEW DRUG STGHF.

NEW OSUG STGGF.
J.SCIlW AkTKE respectfully informs ne
~ public tina' he has opened bis rev pRUG
STORE. and s.l,cits share Of Pnh,ic patronage -
Having lad in entir" flesh stock Of ID L :; :.
MEDICINES. ard FANCY G9iDS. "a. will. ut RI
times hr rnah'. tHrui r. tn" ciIIz,ns with .-nu
rr medicines. arr! all other articles in his lin" al
business. Al orders and PIE. iptI"ns viii L.
promptly ard ,ar,fg:l'y f'lsi.
VII keep constantly on hand Surgical. Dental
Cuprny-, and q lvnrIc MACHINES aud all ctb,l
instruments u.s. ally lert in the lLrgrst establish
m"nts.
Also
The le-t quality Of fIa ann and Cth'r CIGARS 4
TOBACCO. f.!cc 81 from IN" bet lrardS.
A. :. SCiiWARTHF,
Chemist Druggist,
Ia avenue. between "a and / stlse'S.
&C n4-l.f
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MACKEREL. COnFiSH, CHEESE, &c.
100 EAkEi.iaS IL. Nn,krr'l
IOo %CC0 r'urd. 'rand Bank Co'.fsh
~ p rX"' prime tlH.r-n
- d" Pearl Starch
- DO fra.l Ground Coffee
80 dozen Erhhitt's Yeast Powder
Just received per >ch'"r Fmpire trrm f'Ik,
for sale low, by BARBOUR SEaMFS.
ia. avenue, between eth AMI 1th ar""ts.
&C 24-ar6t- opp. Bark of Nn,hn gton
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" ID. GILMAN. Gruggirt, ha. fer sse We
II. dicinHl LIQUORS. such Rrsnty, Port ~"
sherry, With can be relied on rs pur., leing in
ported expressly for medical uses. Also, ngeut III
VOTES Aromatic Schnapps.
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UThe large circulation of the STAR
makes it the most desirable advertising me-
dunn in the District. IL has more readers
in the cities Of Washington, Georgetotrn,
and Alexandria, than oil the other Wash
ington dGiiies combined.
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BOARDING: .irs r. I. !.Iih Al. wuuIi in
form he public that she ~ ik-n ous of jl"-r
Ia-.r ard commo:i"us houJ n.arv OPP -
Browns Hotel. over Hoover Soh'- eto" St"rr,
whore sh.. j. NOV rrrparn- tor Ill" acromm -iaii'n
of tfansicp; or permanent hHaIle's Her irTS rIe
moderate. ard every Effort viii he III: r To reid
ia: :u..i~ ,om:,rrahi'. Families or single c.rtie
;n.n, Gc i-cr- Of ohtaining large AID ronrsnlrDt
would 10 Vel to -i:r hcr nu early r:.ll.
DC to-gp1ys
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WHAT'S GOING ON,
In .Nsw Io,k, Ocioher %.

Mr. J. L. Brown, the agent # the Washing
ton Monument Association, reports that he
has received contributions 10 the amount OF
So GA 81 at the Crystal Palace. up to the pres
ent date.
The cost of cleaning the streets in this city
for the year ending LIST Of October. was S2i5.
56l Amount paid for sweeping, So. DO :;
paid for carriage, $50 .6Si; total. Sl2& 907, S3
Number of loads of ashes, garbage, &c re-
moved. 22S,Si9; amount expended for said
7I3aS1S.
The semi-annual report OF the Chief of
Police. shows that there were during the six
months ending June 80, 1877 arrests in New
York; during the previous six months there
we've I9,9Gl-totaI for the year. 81 ,69S. Du-'
ring the half ,ear there were 81 $50 persons
prov ided with lodgings Mt the Station Houses
l,I2D lost children were restored. and $50 per
sons were rescued from drowning The Chief
reports 1928 licensed Srog shops, I.93I I'M
licensed; total, $50. OF these $40 are open
on Sundays
The number Of scholars reported to have
been in attendance upon the various free
schools in this city for the year cndinG on the
fist of July last, was 22l So.
Six packet ships bringing eco emigrants
arrived on Friday last and nearly 2C00 more
yesterday.
The handsome sum Of four thousand dol airs
was realized in New York on Thursday at the
Concert given by Madame Son.ag in behalf OF
the Home for Destitute Orphans of Seamen.
The ship Benjamin adams arrived this
morning from Liverpool. Lost fifteen passen-
gers by cholera since leaving port.
1t is said that the nightly profits of the
theatres in this city, during the present sea-
son, amount to nearly FIVE thousand dollars.
The forlorn Chinese dramatic company are
at lcngtb provided with passage home by
the generosity Of g. G.. Dennis. of Boston.
who offers them free possaSe in ship to
sail frcm this port next week, provided the
! Commissioners of migraiion furnish them
with provisions. The Board las Of course
eccedcd to this condition
! The stock market is without variation to-
! day. Flour was in better demand and rather
! trmer, and wheat improving. Frei.hts are
! somewhat easier. The Humboldt takes Out
! Soo000 in specie.
The . Hards' propose to run Judge Bron-
! son, who has been removed from the Collect
| orship, for TIE l. s. Senate.
Complaint is still made b. shipping houses
! relative 70 q scarcity of Sc men. TIE scale of
wages Is consequently very high 10 Liver
poo! ordinary hands get Is a $50, with $50 adj
vance; London, Is a SIS with 81 S25 adj
vance; East Indies, IL Sli; California So
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In phiiadeIptjo, Ocfo5e, %.

A fro thi: morning broke ont in building
in the western part Of the city occupied by a
baker. The upper rooms were occupied by
different families, who escaped from the win
dows. widow lady named Fitzpatrick was
lowered down by her son, who, not pcrceiving
that the cellar door below had been opened
let her fall through into the fire. She was
taken to the Hospital b. the Police severely
burned.
According TO the weekly report Of the Board
Of Health, the total number of in.crments for
the week ending to-day is lag This is % css
than last week, and much below the usual
weekly average.
James Nc Annually, who was shot lat week
by Joseph Lynch, a tavern keeper. who sus
pected him of being one Of party who drank
his liquor without paying tor it, has dieI OF
his wounds. Lynch was committed for trial
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- IIicUIs.
Ehc'nrIc 81 Convsrs'ti N OF. m id'"s md sPurs
fer the management cf the tongue, hy g. v. lsI-
New tavo -I,.ioi ri Shakespeare. with Golfers
EEl"nlnfions
fnr .a,c 1T TtYINR NsIEYS
- Espk >l"rr. near 9th street.
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National Medical Co,lege-pro.

u 5 lessor Lewis ". Steiner. NJ. H.. will deliver
toe introductory tn tlse annual course "f ciurr in
this institution ut L. o'lcrt, on MONDAY the 3ist
October. in the amrhiihstre Of the Wa h'nctnn In
Primary. L. X. STONE. VI. H.. DIAN.
IL
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HAIR CUTTING AND SHAVING ssLoOs

HAIR CUTTING AND SHAVING SkLo0S.
Eighth street, HcHr Ia .rr.H;,.. $40.
'I'I.E subscriber, having "h>.'rlr n";Ir' in ia"
daily papers TIN; and afi,r t,.e 1t 81 30
yrmher thc 81 ices would 10 rai>,i fer .h-yIS, ha''-
rnt'ruE, &C. &, ems II nrsess .TN to Irfolm has HN
n.r"US frirEds aud cirIZ'ns crrrra'iy. fh-i hIS
rEpr."s Will br tn. same h-rpi,.ior- AID soIcs
ron'inuarc. of the patronage 80 literally rco'rt-i
hin, :.r IN" last :? yc T. Me- CEBlN.
&C 22-5t-
NO TlC r .-pcrsons hariug chairs With cnne
" iri;toIns ont IF r.1nir can h.Sr ssats lut
IN n m A. the III door from the corntr ut q, on ID
IT. Get. nppo ito /. ConlauS store.
~. DIP VI KENDALL.
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r.. VIRGINIA UORsE<.--Six fine
IT, HORSES. selected by competent iua.c
ky al various gates End qualities. fitting then
Tor the -.,1. buggy. oth"r scrv r",;IIrin,
.p"'e and enturarSc. For SAFE 1T the Livery ard
Snio s:trllrs al y. y 'TSiRR,
II stree, between Sih AMI 9th sire Is.
oi-:IfH-
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POTATOES, POTATOES.

POTATOES, POTATOES.
y nnn BUSHELS prime J'r> v Mercer w.
-sVoo TAToE> daiiy r"r,r I'd. will l~ gold
FIR, III the vessel in lots il suit rnrcil.
PtThl; BEnEf.
&c N2-6ts- Water =. i'uT..'i"Rr.
iNS ST. ED OfL, raw aTd ,"i'"i: = 90 1 40.
Il Narnishcs: Window GLASS >; n sIss>. fal"t
Brushes, Tools: Pitches Camel. Hair inncr, g'o'ni
and dry Col~rs and every thing in ti'e Paint i'm" Sh
h. found at GlLMAN'S Drug Store, Penn. av'n"e,
Ietw-.n tth and 80, streets. O.
FACTS Fur THE LADIES.
ANING on hand large supply NJ tmn ~
II CATERS, JENNY LIMBS, PsKoplAe'
EUSEINS. SLIPPERS, sc. ] would IeSl"ttIuii! -
i-it n cell as wish tc make roam fer my fiIi so,
winter stock. The above sriirlrs will La sod 20"
have aleo Whit hid aud Satn : iprr II uf
balls. Having cnmpl ted nay ARRANGEMENT i"r "i'"
ufacturing AL styles # sb"e- 81 lii" hst RAJ. ii"H
an now pr-pa ed to recciy. orders and tii thrm ~
short nntie. Mli''e
Clerp rash Size store.
No. 3 Washington Place, eth street. ~ 81 L.
u "
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COMPLIMENTARY BALL.

COMPLIMENTARY BALL.
THE ARLINGTON GLIB respectfully h"g leave
to Inform their fri nd, and tie uhlio that ,hoir
Compliments BALL to Ia. PRIMER Club" #
BALTIMORE. viii take rlsca nj liaruony Hall. m
MONDAY. October 3!st. 1883
The Club pledge themselves that NJ pains or .,
rense shall he spared 70 make this li in every ~.
silrct a-repf bic.
TIi" hest Ioilon Music has tecn engaged fr the
occasion.
Tick"ts-0NE DOLLAR; 10 ic Ind ~ the Clint.
and at tiIe door on the evening of tie Ssl
MlSAgFpS:
X. Harrison. ". III Hut: m,
7. W Hav... c. Sherwood
4 ErsloT. &C f-ThSNs,-
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II II. BLAGKOVE f., late Of the District o.
I |. Columbia respectfully informs his friends
aud the public in general that he has opened. one
door above the private ras:,cncr of IL. Bradley. Esl
Hing street. sNah,iri,. Nircinis. TOBACCO, CT
GAR, and SNUFF STORE, where those Who fopd
OF INDUCING in the # 'hose articles may lie &c
cnmmoCaieI with the ctC iccst brands Of
CIGARS. SMOKING TOBACCO,
CHEWING TOBACCO, sNUFFs. &c
He cps the cc!ebrat. d ANILNkRVOUS FIG TO
BAECO. slich j. very fine.
Intending to keep the best articles Mt moderate
prices. and with disposition to please all who f,vor
him with t'rir custom, he hopes receive rnr ton
of pubic pa rcnalro. oct l9-d1wGWfw.
DIR. Hollis Compound Peach Syrup.
fl'HIS Compound now established in universal ia
L yoT by its ackrowcJ. ,ed merit, II the cure Of
coughs. colds Group. hoo ing cou.b b, and every dis
of the throa. ard lung. if without parallel.
Every family should supply t. emsclves with a
supply of Dr.. Hoits PEACH SYRUP, to he used as
preventive mel zine.
Sold 10 Washington by C. Stott, p. B. Clarke, w.
Elicit. &. f. Davis, !. H. Stone swans, Sylvester,
Dr. b II. Gardner an,i by the Druggists generally
in Raitimere, Georgetown, Alexandria, and Rich.
mond.
Price twenty-five cents per bottle.
16-Sm-
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BUTTER, BCCKWHEAT, &,

BUTTER, BCCKWHEAT, &C.
rn KItiS Glades Butter
w as packageS New Buckr heat fioLr
500 pounds shoulder Bacon
$50 Family Hams
80 drums New Figs
100000 Cigars. alt grades
Just received and for SAFE by
MURRAY & sEMMEs
oc 22-pa2t-
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HOBENSICk'S LIVER Pills

No part of the system is more lab G 10
disease than the LIVER, il serving as n
titcrcr to purify the blood or giving Il G
proper secretion To the bile 50 that any
wrong action of the Liver affects the other
important parts Of the system, and results
vHriously in Liver Complaint, Jaundicc, Dys-
pepsia, &c. Wc-should therefore watch
every symptom that might indicate wrong
action OF the liver. These Pills being COM
posed of Roots and Plants furnished by ma
ture to heal the sick, viz: lst. An EXPEC-
TORANT, which argments the secretion
from the pulmonary mucus membrane, or
promotes the discharge of secreted matter.
I'd. An ALTERNATIVE (which changes in
some inexplcable and insensible manner the
certain morbid action Of the system. Sd A
TONIC, which gives tone md strength ,o
the nervous system, renewing hcalth and
vigor TO all parts of the body. 4th. A CA
THARTlC. which acts in perfect harmony
with the other ingredients, and operating on
the bowels, and expclling the whole mass G f
corrupt and ritiated matter, and purifying
the blood whie' destroys disease and restores
health.
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LEoNARD'S FLAvoRING EX-
TRACTS, namely, Lemon, Vanilla, Rose,
Peach, Orange, for Cakes, Puddings,
Pies, Custards,, Creams, Ices, &c, are
very choice, and exceedingly convenient.
Housekeepers should never be without
them. Those who delight in the de.
heious flavor and exquisite perfume of
Fruits and Flowers, will find in these
desire.
LEoNARDS LEMON SYRUP, being
made from FRUIT instead of from Acids,
as are all the ordinary kinds, is not only
far more pleasant, but also more health
ful and wholesome, and makes the most
agreeable Of summer drinks.
LEONARDS MUSTARD.-Tboss de.
srous Of using Mustard that is not half
rice -aour, and wish it perfectly puRE,
should try Leonard's Pure Mustard, and
they will enjoy an article very different
from what is usually called Mustard.
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Mtms Sirius, l<t.
Enchanted Mountain.

They have strange things in Texas, as
well rs wicked doings. The following
account Of great natural curiosity in
that country, is from the Texas Telegraph:
This singular mountain, or hill, is sit
uated on the head waters Of the Sale u
small tributary Of the Colorado, about
80 miles from Castropt, in northwesterlv
direction. IL is about 800 feet high and
appears to be AN enormous oval rock partly
imbcded in the earth. When the sun
shines the light is reflected from its polish
ed surface rs from an immense mirror,
and the whole mountain grows with such
a dazzling radiance, that the behclder who
views it even from the distance Of four or
five miles, is unable to gaze upon it with
out experiencing painful sensation sim
liar 10 that which is felt when looking at
tho rising sun. The ascent Of the hill is
so very gradual, that persons can easily
walk up to the top, but the rock is so
smooth and slippery, that those that make
the attempt are compelled to wear moe
casins or stockings instead Of shoes.-This
act together with the name of the place,
Holy Mountain, remind the visitant very
forcibly Of the command made to Moses
at Mount Herob, Put thy shoes from off
thy feet The Camancles regard this
hill with religious veneration, and Indian
pilgrams frequently assemble from the
remotest borders Of their tribes, to perform
their papnim rights upon its summit.
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A Sick BAcHELoR.-Thc New York
times thus heads long article on this SUBJ
ject:
"A sick Bachelor. A dying camel in the
desert a sailor on = hen-coop, in the mid
die Of the Atlantic. All the same. The
same incident from different points of view.
The same subject with varied accessaries-
If there is preponderance of misery on
any side, ii is on the side of the sick bache-
lor. The same, however intelligent he may
be, is scarcely rs sensitive as the human sui
ferer, and the sailor floating on hen coop n
thousand miles from land, is at least spared
the misery Of knowing that there is help
within call The sick bachelor is the ne
plus ultra Of human misery.
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A New ISvENnoS.-One of the hand
soonest stick OF Pine timber ever seen in
Detroit was found in Lapeer county lately.
1t was 90 feet long, 3 feet inches in di-
ameter at the butt, and 10 inches at the
top, and straight as an arrow. While a
number Of citizens were inspecting it, one
Of them observed it would be grand
thing to dress and send it to the Worlds
Fair, as specimen Of Michigan timber.-
To which II wag replied that it would
stand no chance down there, as a Yankee
had invented machine for mtiting sdp-
dust and running it into timber Of any
desired size.
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YOUTH & MANHOOD.
VIGOROUS LIFE OR A PREMATURE
DEATH

Rinkehn on Self fPreserrdtion-only % cents
THIS BOOK, JUST PUBLISHED, is
L filed with useful information, on
the infrmites and diseases Of the human sys
ten. II addresses itsclfalikc to Youth, Man.
hood and Old .Age--to all who apprchcnd or
suffer under the dire consequences of early
or prolonged indiscrctions--to all who feel
the exhaustive effects of bancful habits-to
all who in addition to declining physical en-
crgy, are the victims of nervous and mental
debility and of moping and melancholy des-
pondcncy-to all such DIR. K would say
READ THIS BOOK!
The valuable advice and impressive warning
il gives will prevent years of misery and sut-
feripg, and save annually thousands of lives.
eB" a remittance of 25 cents, enclosed
in letter, addressed TO DR.. Kinkein, Phila,
delphia, will ensure book, under envelope
per return of mail.
DR.. X, ID years resident Physicai,
N. w. corner of Sd and Union Street, be
tween Spruce and Pine, Philadelphia, may
be consulted confidcntially.
He who places himself under the care OF
DR. X. may reigiously confidc in his honor
rs gentleman, and confidently rely upon
his skill as physician.
Persons at a distance may address Dirk
by letter, (prcpaid) and be cured at home.
Packages of medicines, directions &c fol.
nded, by sending remittance, and ut up
secure from damage or curiosity.
Booksellers, News Agents, Pcdlcrs, Can
vasscrs, and all others supplied with the g.
bOve work at very low rates l7-Iy
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READ AND BE CONVINCED.
From the "Boston Bee"
hn cditnr Sa;1 nnc o0d

from the Boston Bee.
The editor said, Dec. 22d,
DR.. H9adndS Celebrated German BHters,
for the cure of Liver Complaint, Juandice.
Dyspepsia, Chronic or Nervous Debility, is
dcscrvedly one of the most popular mcdi
cines of the day. These Bitters have been
used by thousands, and friend ut our elbow
says he has himself received mn effcctual and
permanent cnrc of Liver Complaint from the
nse of this remedy. We are convinced that.
in the use of these Bitters, the patient con-
stantly gains strength and viSor--a fact wor
thy of great consideration. They are plea
SAINT in taste and smell, and can be used by
persons with the most delicate 81 omachs with
safety, under any circumstances We arc
speaking from experience, aud to the afilic-
ted we advise their use.
"Scott's Weekly" one of the best I.itera-
ry papers published, said, AHg. 25:
DR.. H9aandS German Biners, manufac-
turcd by DIR. Jackson, are now recommended
by home of the most prominent members of
the faculty as an article of much efficacy in
eases Of female weakness. AS such is the
case, we would advise all mothers to obtain
bottle and thus save themselves much
sickness. Persons of dcbilitated constitu-
tions will find these bitters advantageous TO
their health, an we know from experience
the salutary effects they have upon weak
systcms"
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go A Blacksmith in Erie Co., was re-
qucsted by wealthy distillerto put light
ming rod on bis distillery. The honest son
Of Vulcan instantly refused. remarking to the
whiskey maker, "lf Il Is the Lords will to
send streAk Of lightning upon your distil-
ley, ! am not tho man vino would do any
thing 70 avert it.S
This bIscksmiih 10 q member Of The Ohio
LeyisIatue.