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WHAT Is MODERATE DRINKING,

Answer-it is the great deceiver of ma
tons, promising health and long life, vet
destroying more by its tendencies than
war, famine, or the plague.
1t Is sweet mOrsel in the mouth, but
gravel in the stomach.
1t is the A, B, c, of drinking: the pic
ture book, before the young and though
less to the worst Of intemperance.
1t is regular Guack medicine, making
splendid promises, but performing no
cures and yet demanding enormous pay.
1t is the starting point to the work.
house, the prison, the asylum, and the
sallows.
1t is the light fingered gentleman, who
feels every corner of the drawer, and to
the very bottom of the purse.
1t Is the first step i'll an inclined plane
of rapid descent. smooth as marble and
slippery as glass, ending in an abyss of
RUN.
1t is beautiful serpent, whose angs
and deadly venom are concealed by the
dazzling Of its coils.
1t Is hypocrisy pcrsonifiod, all affected
sobriety, while all is agitation and I'M
cleanncss within.
1t is the landlords birdline, by which
he secures his victims, and fastens them
in a cage.
1t is the entrance to adelightful avenue,
lined with deceitful flowers, charmed with
bewitching sounds, but ending in the cav
crns of the dead
1t is anisnus fatuus, temptingits fated
followers over trembling bogs, and tum-
bling them down a frightful precipicc.
1t is the whirlpool Of ruin in which
thousands have sunk to rise no more.
1t appears as an angel light, assuming
smiling countenance, but in reality
demon OF the bottomless pit.
It's like perpetual dropping, mjuring
mans constitution, far more than occa-
sional drunkenness.
1t is the birthday and birthplace of
all drunkenness we have in the land.
1t provides all army of reserve, TO re-
cruit the ranks Of the $4,000 who annu-
ally die by strong drink.
1t is the body of union betwixt the
drunken politicians, little drop ministers,
and all enemies to the cause of tccto-
talism.
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A FACT Full OF MEANTTG.-IIc,e is
the finest hit We have seen at the present
popular distinction between rcligiof and
morals:
In religious excitement, in Boston, a
person met Christian ncighbcr, who
took him by the hand, and said:
have become Christian.
1" You are Christian, then, all atorCe. "
said the other, you profess to act strict
ly upon Christian principles. am glad
of it. | congratulate you. Suppose We
now have settlement of our little ac-
counts between us. Pay me what thou
owcSt."
No" said the new born child fgrace,
turning on his heel; religion is religion,
and business is business"
So the papers tell us. And what is
there so wonderful about it f? l. not tie
world full of such Christianity
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THE DRuNKARD AND THE SUICIDE
Archbishop of Cambria, France las is
sued instructions to the cures and other
ccclcsiaSticS of his diocese TO refuse the
rights of sepulture to persons committing
suicide, unless it were clearly proved that
they labored under mental alienation
also to habitual drunkardS who had lest
their lives in consequence Of that vice
and, lastly, to those persons who had
neglected or refused to conform 60 the
laws of the church. and had only ccnc
through the civil rite OF marriage. lie
also orders that no one shall be allowed
to hold any subordinate Office in the
church who does not bear an lIreproacla-
BILE character.
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BRILLIANT ATTRACTION.
M e. G: TX w & u e. n u

tO7ReI HHHslFrd',id HrrHHF and 1.M street.
FEEO Would respectfully intor'a their fri ndS
Efa>I customers, and the public generally, that
Sat1EAA hey are prepared to supply them with the
nne>t family GROCERIES. Old AMI choice LIQUORS
and every article. large and small, in their deCart-
ment at remarkable low prices. In feet, shalt es.
tabsh of those novelties often spoken Of but
- seldom tound-A CHEAP PEOPLES GROCERY
STORE.
our stock will he continuously rrjl"n.-hed fron
the most celebrated importers and G,anuHar;JTits.
Thankful for past fayors we ask An enlargement
of the same.
All goods delivered promptly in any part Of thu
city free Of CharEp ROY a-fniY
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POPULAR AND FAMILY MEpECIHEs

&bLD By KiDWELL Il LAURENCE, reonsyl-
- vJnia avenue and ith street Wasi!inrty and
JOHN l.. kIDWELL, High stree., Georgetown, u.
c., CO1nI IrisiI.C i'll part:
Or. Javn"s Family MedicineS-Dr. Roses Family
MeiCines-WiStar 5 BalSam of Wild Cherry-Ayers
Cherry Ptc;ora-Sand- and Ioweand 5 Sar sarar
la-A. H. and John Bulls do-Rose's and Schwartzc's
do-Milhau Elixer Calisaya Bark-Wolf = Aromatic
Scheidsm mSchnapps-kiiwells Extract Beech Drops
Watts Nervous AntiIote-OSgOod's India Cholo
gOcue-ROwar DIS Tonic Mixture-Ilampton's V Vegeta
hle Tincture-Crecns Originated i}itter.-IIo1flaDd
German do-Blsk-', and Csnnon's dn-Eushton'
and Simss Ccd Liver Oil together with all the Hlcst
approved meljcincs Of the time.
Agents for shc sale of Seymour Galvanic Abdomi
nal Supporter Scy nlour Obst-rical Supporters ant
Mr'. Belts Abdominal Ulcro Supporters
4 fresh supply Of Saratoga and Bedford Water.
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culiarly incident to this terrible punish
mcnt. The criminals are exposed du-
ring the whole day to the burning rays of
the sun, and are increasingly tormented
by numerous stinging insects. Iwent to
see him again about three hours before he
died, and found him conversing with the
bystanders. He related 70 them the man.
ner in which he had murdered his good
master, and expressed his repentance and
adherence of the crime he had committed.
This be did with great composurc, yet an
instant afterwards he burst out into the
bltterest complaints Of unquonchable
thirst, and raved for drink, while no one
was allowed to alleviate, by single drop
of water, the excruciating tormcntr he un-
derwent.-A Visit TO lara.
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
TFor the Start
SHE SLEEPS

She sleeps no light is on her brow,
No griefs torment her hearts deep aching,
No visi0n haunts her slumbcrs now
She sleep the sleep that knows no waking.
She sleeps: ard WORMS must revcl Ccep
Upon that brow, made pale by Sorrow;
She sleeps and dreamlc>s Is that sleep
Which knows no coming OF the morrow.
She sleeps; no smile iilumcS her eye,
Now closed forever from its weeping.
Her cheeks have lost their wonted dye;
She wakes no more from Deaths cold Sleeping.
She sleeps; and earth must close around
Her narrow bed, till earth be rivsn.
And the last trump of God shall sound,
To cal! her siumbering dust 10 heaven.
a
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COUGH CONSUMPTION. &c

Mr.. Henry C. Winn had cough for years: great
weakness &c. had in all or physicians: tried all
their remedies, but was cured only hy
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTTRE.
Gail ard get pamphlets gratis with history of dig
c"Tery of this wonderful Blood Purfer and see cer
tifcates Of our citizens, of Rheumatism. Dyspep-
.ia Scrofula, Liver Complaint, General Weakness,
Nervousness, DC. &c.
eG- Sold i,y MORTIMER Il MOWRRAY, l 20 Bal
tiluore street. Baltimore: aui 31i Broadway, New
York: CHAS STOTT & co. WIMER. J. b. MOORE.
ID. L. CLARKE. CLARKE & BOWLING, ". Ell
LOTT, and IL. MCPHERSON, Washington also by
Il. S. +. CISSELL, Georsetown; and C. c. BERRY,
Algygndris. icp 20
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TRUTH Is MIGHTY.
Plain and UnvarnfshedS Stat ment
NHTE commend the peru'al of the extract below
w to our readers Mr.. Bull is merchant OF
hi sh character

hi IN character.
saSDY BORON, MTDpLrSEx Co.. Va.
August Goth. 1853.
McsSrs Nor inner & owbray-(ieTts: You may
think it strange that have taken the liberty to
write You this letter Int 10 SO under circumstances
that iIstifv il. As yOu the Agents for HAMP-
TONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE, deem it expedi-
ent t. address you this note. hoping it may hr part
af the honorable means of givin, this medicine no
tariety which its merits deserve
Being in the habit of vending medicines which re-
late TO the Patent and regular system, consider
myself. to some extent judge of the real merit Of
many OF them BY experience teaches me that
'lamptnns Tiucture" ia medicine of real merit
of intrinsic value. When / say this, do not say
that 1t is an naliihle cure in sll cases hut mean
to ssy that champions Tincture' will fayorahy op-
rrt" in all digHa originating from want of prop
errrtions of the gastric juices bal digestion. and
consequently bad depositrs Of animal matter from
various parts cf the system. such 9s 1niamati' H.,
U,Cr5, ScrGfula &., &c, originally have their be-
ing in tn stomach. from bad food, bad digestion,
anil IiIeuy bad depcSitiunS Of the circulation
to tho.a parts: and will believe lIampt0ns Nccr-
table Tincture will even react i'll those cases.
Having fOnnd out, myself what 1t is | recommend
II to others in such cases Is have described, and
have done it upon the mo cur" no pay 'yStrm,
and hav. yet TO have the first bottle returned
th" first objection about the pay. 1t is great pity
it cannot be more extensively circulated among the
people. | warrant
il in the following caaes: Gout, Rheumatism, Infa.
Ssr1fula Dy.ps sa, long standing casn@ Of Ague and
Fever; first stop The chill and then give the Tine
trre-tbe difficulty in this casa is not i'll stopping
the chill, hut th9 return it. this the Tncture will
certainly do. In general dp'i!itatiOn+, warrant it.,
and n, said before have procured trial of it in
this wsy, which otherwise ] could not: the Icarle
h,vc f"eS humbuSsrd hy patent medicines so long,
that they afraid sli. This is clearly stomach
mNCinc, it work; all its wonders there, and i'll all
such it specific, il anything in the world s.
Having given the Tincture fair trial with my
self in my family ard neighborhood, / think | am
warranted in whst Wy about it, and which l do
without any other interest, than the wish to it
in general circulation. and in every mans family,
whore it ought to be.
If what say be doubted by any of the afflicted.
9nl they will write to me at Sandy Bottom Post OF
flee. Middlesex county, Virginia, stating the
of the disease, and recommend it for such Il
will warrant it, and ifit don't do good will pay for
the meaicine. TEI0S. K. BULL.
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE, &c.
Mr.. Vim. Oli}ham, of Baltimore custom house, suf-
ere1 these complaints for Is months, with both body
and mind seriously affected. He cured by Iamp-
to-l's Sprctablp Tinrtura af or Othpr thinrs failed
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FOR CoUGus. COLDS, GROUP. AND EHO0P
CDITtfu

TIE is: G.'eJi Sgrs'p ~ tie H,TId.
Or R,-E> CELEBRATED CGUGH Syrup gives tnmeti-
sf, relief - t, the woTs: COu.h whether CnusrIml-
five or proceeding from cold 1t allayS any irri-
t,ton # tn Lungs sud trutHS the system sgninst
fiture attacks. In bottles at ~ cents and 81.
Chi lrpn are also liable 10 Group. which dangerous
COMPLAINT Yields imm-iiatelv t" Dr. j. Ross NsvER-
r.-iSc CR1rP SyFUT. Price - cents
Whsopin1 Cough. another couIplaint. always
vrnrs, in COLI and damp weather The afflicted find
,-rsa. relief in tie r<e Of Dr. J. Ross WHoOrISG
Cau.H STRrP, which slwIvs relieves and prevents
the Ii-ra-r from running into other diseases such
IS IN lqrre,inn If The iun=s nTopsy in the Chest,
and f.,nsanriian. Price so cents.
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LOVE LETTER FROM 4 TAILOR To =
MANTUA-MAKER.- Remnant Of aly E0geS.
May L be ripped from the 5ord1S of your
esteem, and never be butfoacd to the loop
of your kindness, but | am strongly
scanned to the hem of your beauty. Nav
| never lose q thmblc full of vour favor.
but yOu have SO Cntdnclcd the fh-cr9 of
my understanding with that pretty out
SIDE of yours that am stark mad TO he
your -. OG-todLins [ am surely
yours, every stitoh Of me. Wherever YOU
20, you are my North, and NV ne.5ic fol
lows you: W,Ht not, therefore, tie rolpt
of my endeavors. but let me JoNc nlysclf
to your kindness, that | NAV Sst the
tighter to your affections. ] love vou be-
yond measure, but vet it is 50 hard 10
cabbage one sweet look from you. that |
almost despair of having enough 10 fnl.h
my suit. Pray put favorable construc-
tion on this, and for the same [ shall al
ways sit cross-tccred for your sake, being
my dearest little .foumco', yours. &c.
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II There was, in Montreal, on Tues
day, about four inches Of snow on tie
ground, and sleigh bells were iingling in
the streets for the first time this season.
In Syracuse and vicinity, on Thursday.
several inches Of snow ful, ard scme
sleighs were out on the plank roads. In
various parts of Maine, New Hampshire
and Vermont, snow has already fallen in
considerable quantities, but not to remain
any great length of time.
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MORE NEW MUSIC.

DPIMA DONNA WALTZ. 10y Julien.
Ingnmsr Polka: Saratoga Polka: Emma Polka:
Isabelle, Blanche, Jessie ClaIe Pokss Forest gla,c
Polka.
Rainbow SrhottisThc: Saratoga SrhnttiSchr. &c.
S,Rgs.--The grave of Lily Dale: love the SNOW:
Mary Ast0re: Melodies cf bone; DAYS Of ehiidh0od:
Come, dearest, the daylight il gone; Take me home
To die. Sc.
Ra~ Iiammond's Castor Oil Ponaas article
highly recommended for beautifying and aiding the
growth of the hair. Price % cen jar also, just
received at WlMERS
Stationery aud Music Store, 9th street.
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PADDLE 1OUR OWN CANOE
man. YOU must paddle your own cancoI
1t is on the whole better that Won sbonld
See that young man who gets into \
canoe, bought with the money of hi,
parents or h;s friends. When the vessel
is launched, he must have it padded bv
hired hands, while he lolls back and secs
nothing but an umSubStantial shadow Of
himself in the smooth waters. By and
by the canoe, through carclessncsS and
preSumptuouS steering Is dashed among
the rapids, and gees down. Should he
come up again, he finds that he IS abaud-
oncd by all, and that he has made
wreck where he might have made fnr-
tune.
loung mar or woman, paddle your
own canoe! Even if yen are favored
with parents or friends who can GIVE YOU
ono. be sure you earn it by the worthinc>,
OF your life. In high purposes. in noble
resolves, In generous deeds. III purity and
vlrtuous endurance, and E!at.clcss con
verSatlon. let your endeavorS tn paddle
your own canoe be seen hy all. Pull
away. If the paddle breaks by striving
against the rapids, have another ready.
If you have but one, pull with the stump
of the old. Don't relax one effort. One
stroke lost, and it may bc the fatal one.
Pull away! Your canoe, if YOU have
built it, like your friend, of the RICH.
material in your character, will holdaS
long as yourself will. Pull away and before
long you may find yourselves in as tair
haven as the man that paddles hi own
canoe"
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q The Corporation of Harvard Col
lege having decided to admit a female pu-
pill to that institution, the students net
and resolved that delicate woman would
be unwilling to listen to the discussion cf
subjects that must necessarily be treated
of by lecturers, in the presence of mon.
So the application was withdrawn.
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u The policy on the life of Alanson
{. Cutler, of Palmer, Mass, for Sl0C0,
has been decided to be fraud, because
he did not disclose the fact, when he oh.
tanned the policy, that he belonged to a
consumptivc family, and that he kmself
had the consumption when tie alplica-
ton was made.
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

ihs excellent Family and News Jounal--com,Ein
tAine greater variety of interesting reading than
oe round IN any other-Is published on Saturday.
TERMS.
.oos 0N DOLLAR AND TwENTr-FyE CENTS per single
10 'Inos-f1ve copies for $500: Ten coni,.s la,
Gdrcnee. '' '''''' '1''+ "'
PosTnAsTERs who act AS agents VIII br aro,-,4 q,
commission OF twenty per cent.
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RUSSIAN SAILORS The Russian .ailur,
arc merely peasants, enlisted for The naval
service just as they might be for the nil
ltarv. The great majority are from in
land districts, and catch their first WV
of the sea at Cronstadt or SelastoHol-
the only two Russian naval roits. These
men never become sailors in any rropcr
sense of the term. In fact. no Russian
has any nlot,er for the sea hut tiicv are
drilled into sort of mechanical di,ci-
plIne, IN which every man has a certain
duty allotted TO him, and which hc is
obliged to perform in prescribed series
of posturings. The Russian sailor is "A
lazy, boorish Oaf. He works cut his
watch on deck, and eats or sleeps cut
his watch below. He is dressed in a stiff,
Square-cut uniform, and wears huge boots.
and is altogether a most unfit animal for
working ship. 1t is indeed lucky for
him that he is seldom called upon TO do
it. In the winter, the ships arc laid up
and the sailors sent to barracks; IN the
summer they venture out on small cruises.
but make, if possible, some place Of
shelter on the first approach Of blowy
weather.
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H.. NJ. BO teller, Practical & Gas.Fit-
fer and PfU mber,

Southwest c0rn.r 0fakh and ID arsris,
Is prepared at all times Ia supply the public gene
rally with GAS FITTINGS and FIXTURES, Of
the latest styles and patterns, the most
able terms.
Churchsa, Hot,s. CT any public CT private build
iags. ftted up with GAS PIPES aud FIXTURES at
the shortest notice.
Sole Agent for DR.. Kidder's Patent Gas Regulator,
which for economy and superior light, should be pos
seseed by all consumers Of gas. sep 22-tf
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UA man being asked if he would like
to live forever, replied, "that considering
the state of times, and the weakness of
the government, he would not care about
living more than half Of it."
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WSIC AL INSTRUCTIONS.
Pnnf. tnhria lAEl r n

w y, IL u ssiitiiy iaioIm liz 'IiisriiS Oh
W " .sL.s.Etan Ii.Si Es will he prepared 10
y liS ts H. ,i.ciiaT,s 0G ikc Piano, &c, O the Isl
&. = p'SrS-5- AIi oTseT- lea AT the Musical Drp0
" hlbi@ s. iiiiz, Of AT Th0mps0n's Daguerrean Gal
irly wal meet with prompt attention. Prices made
snsh sn ,n application. liberal deduction made 10
EcA""s aug ~ 3msO
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Dr Half. Compound Peach syrup.

rI,UIS q ,rlr ,un NOW rstali.hed in universal IA
l ynr by IT. arknON'rd gel merit, for the cure Of
r0u -h>. I'd, crnap ho1:iu: cough snd every dis
ex,.. of tl,. throat and lungs. i without parallel
Every family should supply Themselves win q
supply Of Dr. Holt's PEACH SYRUP. 10 bs used aS
preventive melciae
Sold in Washington by c. Stott D. II. Clar ke, W.
Eh1tt C. T. Davis. J. II. stone. Evans, sylvester,
Dr.. BIt, Garlnsr. AMI b. the Druggists ser <Iy
in BAl5'msre, Ge0rtcto"n, AieSan.ifi', and hleL'
nll
Pic twenty I've cents p"r Lot:!--
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The Most Wonderful Medicine
Erff ftScO-'Ted toI the certain cat Cf Aphts and
Hltc,miiiapt AMI Bilious FrrerS.
0bcr l. Co.'S Iesctable NTpciiie.


FtNIIE pr0pretorr Of this valuable Me iriac have
never mai. 9ny efforts Ia introduce it 'efore
the public. yet it has found great favor far and
Certificates without pumher hnve been furnished Of
its virtues without any solicitation and many
performed when I'll other medicines have failed. Al
that IS asked ttd 1t has stood the test for
pral years, and say, without fear that better
preparation for the cure Of A-un and Fever can be
produced. As an evidence VIC publish certificate"
If gentleman we'll known:
Il take great pleasure IN recommending tie Spe-
ciic prepared hy Obpr 4 M.Cnu kew for the cure of
Aguc and Fever. the best article for the accom-
rlishmcnt OF that object l have ever met with. In
nv family it has succce1e1 beyond my most san
guine expectations, AMI therefore, consider 1t a
privilege we'll rs a duty t. recommend its to
all who may be suffering unt Ger the influence of that
distressing afiiiction (SigR'd)
ID. EVANS REESE,
Minister of the Methodist Protestant Church.
Fsr sale by the proprietors, DEER Il Co, Balti-
more;
By DANIEL B. CLAREE, Apothecary. Potomac
Hall, corner Of Maryland avenue and 1lth street,
Island;
BY CLARKE BOWLING, 7th street between
south ID ,nd streets, Island
And by JAMES II. STONE, corner of 1th and l.
streets Northern Liberties. Washington. ID. c.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
sep l6-3m-
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ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISEMENTS,
GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
MOUNT VERNON GUARDS

THE MOUNT VERNON GUARDS, of Alexandria
l. respectfully beg leave TO inform their friends
and the pubic that they will give of their
fashionable BALLS ON MONDAY. November DIST #
MrsP.d idH
The Committee Of Arrangements pledge them
selves that no pains or expense shall be spared to
make it in every respect agreeable rs tie former
ones.
LLOYD Williams celebrated COtillon Band has been
engaged for the occasion
Tickets TWO DOLLARS; to be had from either of
the Committee of Arrangements, or at the door on
the evening of III" Ball
re- supper and refreshments furnished for both
ladies ana gentlemen.
Rsj- Hacks will be in attendance at o'clock, to
convey ladies to and from the ball.
gt.- Invitation Cards be procured from either
Of the Committee.
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have so kindly and generously patronsci me during
the time Was 'engagcd in bu ;iness at the above
named corner will say that it wi afford me great
pleasure if they will continue their dealings with
the present proprietor Mr.. J. III. Johnson whoi wnr-
thy OF their cont Ece and who will extend to the m
accommodations f. l.. MILLER
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS

VIZ. kNtBE. Ii. GArHLE. En-. BETS.
First Premium Grand and Square
Pianos.
-. kNABE. GAElILE & Co, manufTctur-
~ }ers. Nos 4, !, g, 8, and II, Eutaw street,
Baltimore. X. d q. would respectfully cell public
attention to the great variety Of their IRON FRAME
PIANOS, constantly finish ng. whcL for durability,
decacy Of touch, briancy of tone. they believe are
not surpassed hy any manufactured, In addi-
ton to the first Premium awarded them by the Ma
ryland Institute in lS4S and lSi9 they have received
the highest cncomums of The most e,uipcnt artists,
who used these Instruments for their Concerts AL
40 of first class Professors ard Ameteurs in the
city, who have highly recommended them.
81. III AMOS HIRED. IL
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CAMERoN's GENERAL. AGENCY

.a3 Insurance Office, Cd floor, Todds Building, Penn
splranin Grcnue, Washington. ID. c.
tLAlMS before Congress, Claims for Bounty
" Land and Pensions Applications for Insurance
on Life and Property and all business belonging to
the General Agency which may be- entrusted to
Cameron- will receive prompt aud satisfactory
attention.
Mr.C. has quite variety of Fine EngravingS, Books
Periodicals., PamphlcIs, Sc, Sc, nj the General
Agency, and Ii prepared 10 fill orers Oh short no
tIce and reasonable terms.
Ali the Daily and Weekly Papers are tn be had as
eariy as issued, at the General Agency. SubscT
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N to keep his office, as heretofore, IN street
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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-16

OFThcre is great deal of poetry, and
vast sight more of truth, in the follow
ing:
God and the doctor, alike aAarr;
Just on the brink OF danger MOI before;
The danger passed, both are alike required
God is forgotten, and the doctor sighted;