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Beautiful Allesnrv,
The following beautiful allegory is trans.
lated from the German


The following beautiful alleeory is trans.
lated from the German e--.a-
Sophronius, wise teacher, would not
suffer even his grown-up sons and dauch-
tiers II associate with those whose con-
duct was not pure and upright.
Dear father" said the gentle Eulalia
to him one day. when he forbade her, in
company with her brother, to visit the
gentle Lucinda, ''you must think us very
childish if you imagine that we should be
exposed to darger by it,
The father took in silence a dead coal
from the hearth, and reached it to his
daughter. "It will not burn you my
child. take it,
Eula!ia did so, and behold her beauti-
full white hand was soiled and blacked.
and as it CHANGED, her white dress also.
We cannot be too careful in handling
GOALS" said Eulalia, in vexation.
+" Yes, truly" said her father. +" you
see, my child, that Goals, even if they do
not burn, blacken: so it is with the CON-
pany of the vicious"
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Patent Gas Regulator.

nHE inventor (Dr kidder,) of this economical and
nsef,I instrument. deserves the thanks of the gas
Ia,sn,ninc > community The saving effected by the
n.p IF Will be found fully D per cent in every per
"eD. Ca. hill II can he 80 adjusted a to supply
% - :, any desired pressure less than that of the
Zoo, and when once adjusted, the Regulator will
onnue TO supply the ga e that pressure uniform,
~ ,y,,out recurring further care or attention. and
isrn,ient of all the fluctuations OF the street pres
spTs An additional advantage obtained by this Reg
ts.cr i light Of a mote agreeable quality, IN place
Zine blueiSh white color of the ordinary gas light,
aeasionpd by the high pressure at which the gas Is
.o1sImed As an evidence of its practical utility,
4 now in operation IN come OF the principal ho-
-, and large stores in New York city, who all hear
f,yo,abls testimony 10 its value. ltbas aso received
an. unifrd commendatiOns Oi the press
no 81 proprlrtors and storekeepers i'll the city of
Washington and vicinity desirous To avail them
themselves Of the GCOnOmiser, can obtain all further
;ntorma,ion by calling on the subscriber, who nas
dred one of these Regulators up in his store, and
will giye an Illustration of it.
EDWARD NJ BOTELER,
Practical Gas F litter and Plumber,
South West corner of 9Th and ID streets.
1ur 99-eOy
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SCANDALoUs BUsINEss.-A member of
the New York upper zen, named Morgan.
well known in Wall street, ard who has
figured somewhat conspicuously in the
fashionable world. has been inAicting per
sonal chastisement upon his wife. who is
daughter of Dudley Selden, of New
York, at one of the hotels in Newport:
her outcries brought Mr.. Isaac Hone, cf
New York, to her assistance. The courts
have placed her with her children under
the protection of clergyman in New
port, and the case is hereafter to be tried
on criminal complaint.
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AEDRkW JACKSON,

In the neighborhood of Charlotte, y.
c., there lived, until within the last two
years, an aged lady, whose many recollec-
tons of early life were very interesting.
One, we remember, afforded us great
amusement. Gates had been defeated, the
shattered fragments of his army had been
swept like the debris of a tempest past
her secluded home, her father and BROTH
erS were all out under some partisan lea
der; the Tories were forming a nucleus of
organization about the Waxhaw, and sun
posing this would attract the attention of
her relatives, and seeing young man
riding from that direction, she was told
by her mother to learn the news from him.
She was buxom lass of sixteen sum-
mers, educated in the freedom of the coun-
try, and being tolerably assured of the
ability to cope with any body, was moth
ing loath to go, TO give us the following
story of the meeting. The lad seemed
an honest, well-meaning body, but not
much in the way of looks. He was thin,
and awkward, and bilious, and rode
grass-fed colt, that reeled about so, won
dered how in the world it carried him.
Glow DO you do, sir!" saysI "How do
you do, marin !"says he. Says I, (Which
way did you come from?" Il come from
the Waxsaws." did you hear or see
anything of our people down there ?''-
NO" says he, 'but there are some Tories
about there, and we pops them down
sometimes" Thinks l, you look like
funny fellow to pop anybody down, but
did not say so; just asked him, s.Wherc
arc YOU going g. Il am going to Uncle
McDowell's; I've had the chiIls for long
time, and | want to stay up there until
get we'll" And what is your name 2"
My name is Andy Jackson"
The old lady had to the day of her
death the appearance of this young man
so indelibly impressed upon her mind,
that she could never realize his impor-
tance, and it always struck her as excess
sively whimsical and ridiculous that such
looking customer should ever become
President Of the United States.- Charles
ton Courier,
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No CHANCB FOR KICKING THERE
Here's the way German blacksmith
manages:
CAS- soon as breakfast was over gener-
ally enjoyed the luxury of riding about
town, and in passing the shop of a black
smith, the manner in which he tackled
and shod vicious horse amused me-
On the outside Of the wall of the house
two rings were firmly fixed, to one of
which the patients head was lashed close
to the ground the hind foot 10 be shod,
stretched out to the utmost extent of the
leg, was th,n secured by the other ring
about five feet high, by cord which
passed through a cloven hitch fixed to
the root OF the poor creatures tail. The
hind foot was consequently very much
higher than the head /; indeed, it was
exalted, and pulled so heavily at the tail
that the animal seemed to be quite an1-
ious to keep his otler foot on terra firma.
With one foot in the heavens it did not
suit him to kick with his nose pointing
to the internal regions he could not con-
veniently rear, and as a heavy hand was
constantly pulling at his tail, the horse
at last gave up the point and quietly SUBJ
mitted to be shod."
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
THE GREENWOOD TREE.

BY A. ii. DOUGLASS.
Where are the friends of uldcn time,
The friends we used to lovei ..
1ney vowed to be true in any cline
Wherever they might rove
we all were met one summer dav
Under the greenwood tree,
And we kissed the loved with hearts so ray
That held our fealty.
And some went east and some went west
ana some went over the sea,
Buf ne a.ainfo each other pressed
uhder th" greenwood tree.
we vowed when a score of years We're gone
we would all meet there again
And now we two are all alone,
And sigh for the rest i'm vain.
We once were twelve, and merrier throne
You would travel far to see,
And many an hour, with dance and song.
we have sported meath that tree;
1wo OF Us sleep in the hriny wave,
And two meath an Indian sky.
And one in Africa found "A grave,
And three came home to die.
One proudly died as the warrior dies,
Ere the battle scarce is o'cr,
When the gushing heart had won the prize.
And life could ask no more.
And one has turned from the vows he gave
And his promised fealiy;
Nhen the years were o'er, but two had met
Under the greenwood tree
On, the greenwood tree is long since dead.
And the velvet flowers that grew
All over the sod, have elsewhere sped,
Like the drops of morning dew.
On, the place Is drear and craggy now,
Where 1t once WAS light and CAV
And 30 all The friends that breathed their VOW
Have long since passed away,
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''HEHAs NOT AN ENEMY IN THE WORLD"
Hasn't. Well, we are sorry for him! For
he has little character who has no ene-
mics. Give us one who has made them
by his sincerity and candor. The man
of earnest purposes, strong will, and love
of principle, must have enemies. But
this, SO far from being ill, is to him a
good. The strong tree is more deeply
rooted in the soil by the blast than the
summer breeze. a man never knows how
much there is of him till he has braved
opposition.
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DIR. CASAEhVANT,
SURGEON DENTIST.

Would respectfully announce to his
49, friends and the public of Washington,
UllIfLY that he IL permanently located on Penn
syvania avenue, between the National
TDtsl and 5 streets two doors from CampbelI's
Isrldng, where he still continues TO perform all Op-
snoHs in the Dental Art, and trusts TO his reputa-
ion and skill for continuance N: patronage.
He has made arrangements with one of the best
vorkRen TO assist him in the manufacture of ARTI-
FHIAL TEETH, single, or in blocks with gums,
which are superior and more solid than any iii Use
IN this CITY. They are inserted by the atmospheric
pressure mounted m. finest gold plates of in
comparable lghtness, and not easily distinguished
from the natural-they sufficient for every pur-
pose of masticatOn, implrtng 20 age the freshness
and intelligence of youth, and are without the
least uneasiness. For his great improvement he has
received many testimonials from his patients and the
press.
With an experience of seven years he will give
perfect satisfaction, and all his operations will be
warranted aug 5-eOlm
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Bridge street, so'dh side, near the Bridge.
III CUDLIPP respectfully informs his friends and
ls the public generally, that he intends carving
the above business al the above place, where all
kinds Of Cloths, CaSSimeres, Silks. Saiir. Fcycts
herinos dyed and finished in the approved
srle Ladies' Dresses ClOaks. and Shawls cleaned
or dyed the borders preserved ard the fnges curled
IN the best manner. MOreen Curtains dyed and
watercd
n. N.B-MerchaD1s can have their goods dyed and
pit up ii the best manner. He also. soicts a call
from his old patrons, who have patronized him for
the last twenty years IN the city of Washington.
aug l-POlm
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,xsrRUCTION MUSIC.

AFR. SCHEEL, thankful for past favors. wl.nes 10 %
I ,raIaint his friends and the public that ne
A', r,,nu, the duties of his profession IN giving
WI -.,,,rron ON the PIANO, and IN VOCAL MI siC.
HIass,s or 10 single pupils Also, Lessons gwen
u N tbr organ and Mclodeon. with the science o
HARMONY ---o..;o,, ,e,,;r,o,i,I. from M
u. ~. of the highest standing, acknowledging his
u r and ability 10 Impart musical instruction IN fhs
~, and most improved classical style Pupils
FS;,ted 10 his care may rest assured OF obtaining
sa.v execution and elegancy If truth and style
u alicts an early call from those interested, 30
-. ,hav ma, secure convenient hours for their les
ln%. adios and Gentlemen will please leave their
rn.os at I'M, residence, on 18th street, between +
I ~ s,rsct. or at the Music Store of Mrs. Ander-
anu ar \, laws and At the Musical Depot OF Hill
ba. 4 TIitz. - IT, - > 0,n,n;.,of
e os,lm Trinity Church.
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MEDICINES.
WILL YOU READ THE TRUTHl

A MEDICINE must have merit, and great merit
to stand the test of public opinion. No art of
man can gavanise a worthless article so as 10 keen
II up as a good medicine, if be not really So
good medicine will live, become popular, and
extend Its sales year after year. spite of opposition
The people readily find out its virues and the fame
OF them passes from mouth to mouth with more ra
pidlty than newspapers can sprral it. a LIVING
WITNESS, testiiyng to the medicine has made
for him. Is OF far more service than any newspaper
advertising.
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TiNCTURE, and its
effects. Its praise is in the mouths of multlies-
The best men In our country give their testimony to
Its wonderful cures. Among them we name Hon
ii. Clay, Hon. Richard NJ johnson. Vice Pres;don,
OF the United States, with hundreds of others. Capt
Thomas Canot-brothcr to the celebrated parsician
OF the Emperor of France-was cured By it of a dis
ease OF seven years standing after the skill Of all
the Doctors OF Europe and America had failed to
cure.
In fact, the rich and the poor, young and old, in
every place, IN the city and country, find that the
same success attends its USE
CURE OF COUGHS, VERTIGO, RHEUMATISM,
Cure OF the venerable Doctor Dunan's son, of the
city OF Baltimore, Il man well known, and whose
testimony adds to the triumph of HANlPTON'S We
GETABLE TINCTURE:
BALTIMORE, FEBRUARY 9, 1852.
Messrs. MORTIMER l. MOwBRAY-Gentlemen 1t
Is with real pleasure that able TO attest to the
general healing aud curative powers of DR.. Hamp-
tons vegetable Tincture. Some time during last
November was taken with very bad and serious
cough. l was advised to take Cod Liver Oil, and
did 40, hut getting no better | induced to try
Jour 1lncture-l got one bottle and before had ia
ken 1t ALL my cough left me. Permit also to state
that for the last fifteen years have suffered very
much from acute Rheumatism and Yer igo, confin-
ing me at times to my bed. l am fully convinced
that owe my present good health to the Use of the
Tincture, and kind Providence.
You are, friends, at liberty to use this as yo,I
may think proper, and believe ME,
Yours, very respectfully, G.. DUNAN.
N. B.-I can be seen at any time at the MAYORS
office. CD
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RENOT.fL
Enc Hctr" po!itnn .'apcr Hanging a nd
DhoIstery Ware Rco,ns

HcTe BEEN Ten'ored to 1tt . bet d .sy4 sfs nerf6
NJ. ., wAsHITGToN PLACE.
AfIN'' removed my place of business 10 more
cnui'n"I'pu> premises. would respectfully 50
hth c'tl' from my former friends and the public
generally, cling confident that they will not b. ,,
'PPpih'ed IN tIie Giaiity oi my goods and prices
nave in~t rc:uiGed from tine North with a n.v
sn1 large assortment of This seasons goods which
VIII h' 'oN'd III qudlty and price, superior To any
ntutIlr Drought th this city. Hv stock of PAPER
HANGlNGS arc from the first manu- acturrrs in Nh,
country. hy UPHOLSTERY WORK i. r1.cu,cd
- workman IN my empI0y, which. in every instance
viii warrant to POSSESS the best material and wort
Inrn~iIIp.
H1H~er ard Halls paprred, at the shortest NOTICE
h} cNDrrienced work.nen
fT2.' parent and Bun Holland SHADES P,t.r,
&C \e..itlan BLINDS, IiIir. Moss f'or,on .rI
Shrek NtTTRESSES. t,IrSuIOyS ~ go a. a.
na-'1H .oi saFe- Church Pew. re cushioned =,
moderate charges. "
i-4- \ call /, solicited
JOSEPH I. X. Plant,
aug Rye" 'i1 street. bet. u and p
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Medicines

Worthy place in all Families, being pre-
pared By a Regular Gradwote and Physt-
cian Of thirty gears e7perirncs.
nR. j. s. ROSE is an honorary member of the Phi
II iadelphia Medical Society, and graduated. in
1890, from the University Of Pennsylvania, under the
guidance of the truly eminent Professors Physick,
Chapman, Gibson, Coke, James and Hare,-nanes
celebrated for medical science c,--amd having had
daily intercourse and consultation with tloFe dis
tinsuiihed Physicians, respecting diseases of all
kinds, and the proper remedies therefore; and being
solicited by thousands OF his patients to put up his
Preparations, he now offers to tie public, the re
suits OF his experience for the past thirty years the
following valuable Family Medicines, each one suited
to G specific di:ecsc:
DR.. J. 8. ROSES NERVOUS AND INVIGO-
RATING CORDIAL.
The Greatest Discovery in Medical Science For
all Nervous Conditions OF the System Heart Dis
ease and Nervous Complaints. The astounding and
happy effect of DIR. Ro."'s Nervous Cordial, for Dis
eases of the Heart, papitation, Nunbness, Neural
gia, Nervous TremOr OF TIE Muscles Heartburn,
Flamlence, Pain in the Face, WakctuIness, Rest
lessness, for the mind body worn down by care
labor, study has induced many physicians to use
il in their practice. For weak constitution it is
grand res0rer; it completely removes from the sys-
TEN all nervous lrritatOps, and is almost lracuious
in its rapid and happy effect. The weak and the
nervous are frequently restored to perfect health be-
fore using one bottle. Price 30 cents.
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SALARIES IN CALIFORNIA.-Gover
$1,000; Lieut.. Gov, Sic per day, and
mileage Judge of Supreme Court, SIS, 900;
Attorney General, $4,000; Comptroller
$500; Treasurer, S4,5 500; Superintendent
OF Public Instruction, S4,50O; Surveyor
General, $1,000.
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A MEDICINE FOR EVERY FAMILY,

Do YOU suffer with any pain? fyou do, you will
find immediate relief by using DR.. J. 5. ROSES
PAIN CURER. IT is the only preparation which
cures almost instantly throat rhcumatisW. from
colds, pains in the side, back or limbs face ear or
tootlIachc, stomach or bowels, side or back stiff
neck, bruises corIs and cilb.ains. Their is nothing
equal 10 it, for Jumps rising in the breast No
mother should be without bottle. Wherever you
have pain, use the Pain Curer, safe to all ages.
Price l2h, % and so cents.
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CAMERGN'S GEELR,L AGENCY

'1nd h'r."ce Oicc, ,! floor, Todd's B,,ldins, Penn
Sdr'riG GrcHue. Washington D. e.
4 'LAIMI before Congress. Claim. for Porp.r
- Lant an .-1sIuJr-. ( ippcaiionS for insurance
on LEt ~id Prop. = aud all business L.Ieng1ng +.
NE t icId ~ si'-y which maY h. entrusted Il.
oah.:'H care wii' receive prompt and satisfactory
- HFC has quite variety IT Fine Engravings Books
,tiiolcaiS, Pamphlets. Sc. Sc, Al the General
Agency, ahI Is prepared to ill orders OH short no
ice ai;l reasonable tcrm.
Al me DiiJ 'nd Weealy Papr-S are TO be had a.
ea'y aS issued. at the General AGENCY. S,b,cr,.
>'PlHi'" ~ carriers. aug lilly
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BRILLIANT ATTRACTION

M CGRAW X JACOBS, corner O: 18th street and
w Pennsylvania avenue, Washington. ID. c.,
would respectfully inform their friends, customers
and the public generally, that they prepared TO
supply them with the finest FAMILY GROCERIES,
old and choice LIQUORS. and every article, large
and small, ia their department. AT remarkable low
price,; in fact, shall estsbss' of thO.e nov
elites 80 often spoken of but 20 seldom found-.9
CHEAP PEOPLES GROCERY STORE.
Our stock will be continuously replenished from
;iic most celebrated importers and manufactures.
Thankful for past favors, we ak an enlargement
of the
All goods delivered promptly in any part of the
city free Of charge. sep3-eoly
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NEW MUSIC a, the MUSIC STORE


~ 1t i. better to laugh than be signing; woman's
Rights; Honest hearts and willing hands; FL prav
fE thee; Postal, tn. die is cast Ida Nav; Sweet
Mi sissippi; Maggie dear; Juney at the gate; Happy
Birding; Sisters Wsdding; Willie my brave Black
smith Polka; Very Best Polkn; Tip Top Polka; Ma
poleon Polka; Holiday Schottische; Geranum do !;
Thoughtless do; Snow Drop do; United States grand
Waltz; West Point dream Waltz; Silver LAX.
Waltz; Fairy Bells Waltz; and other numerous new
pieces, in addition to fine assortment of Duets
Guitar Pieces, sc. JOHN F. ELLIS,
jy 25- Penn. ave. bet. 9th and 10th sts,
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70 A letter from Governor Brigham
Young, of Utah, acknowledged the re-
ceipt of donation of Bibles from this
Society, and requesting more. An inter
estiEg letter was also read from CSnstan-
tinople, in regard to the Bible work in
that city. and asking an appropriation
for publishing the Armcno-Tmkish Scrip
tnreS.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTIONS.
Professor j. Andria Jnrdeu,

fT@ Would respectfully inform the citizens
Us 7 'o' Washington that hs will be prepared to
resume bis instructions on tis Piano Sc ON the Is.
s ssPtemhPr. All orders left al the Mu ica ID not
o. Hihus X ilitz, or NJ Thomp>On's Daguerrean Gal
eIy VIII Eieet with prompt attention. Prices made
Known on application. \ liberal deduction made 10
Schools. ,,,r 10 a.
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For Gil Bowei Complaints.

DR.. J. s. ROSES CARMINATIFE BALSAM.
sure remedy for ali bowel complaints. This
VI turs is one oithe most important medicines and
should be kept in all families. As a soothing prepa-
ration it has equal In of infants with fiat
ulency, pain i'll the bowels, bowel complaints, cho-
lera morbus, restessness crying general pain, it
has proved perfect balm, producing sleep without
opium, and strength without bitter. AS rprcific
for bowel complaints of adults it has never failed.
Twenty five cents per bottle.
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CORN, OATS, g. FLOUR.

/ N STORE, AND FOR SALE
To suit purchasers
500 bush. White and Yellow Corn Just received
100 - Prime Old Oats
nJ b'.ls. Choice Family Flour, Fox, Letter, & Co.
.a0 - Extra Super fresh ground of best brands,
for Bakers and Family use, at lowest prices
Alsh, constant supply ofsuperior Family and EI-
ira Super, put mp in Bass-9uarter barrel each. by
PAUL * BROWN, Water street.
Georgetown. August
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

Eleventh street. east sdc three doors north Penn.
oSkn G. BREMER respectfully invites the cit-
zens of Washington and it, vicinity to an
U inspection OF his stock of BOOTS, SHOES,
-. G-7ITERS, &c, all of his own workman
Slp, and manufactured from the very best materials
Also, Boots and Shoes made - order from the finest
French Calf Skins and Patent Leather, at Il price
equally as low as charged elsewhere. call i
liclfrd. s~p l-eoGm
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.Paper-Hangings, ,Windsw-Sh hndes s,
Gilt COrnices. &c.

NE are now receiving our Fall supply of the
" above goods, which will make our assort-
ment or" of the largest and most complete 20 be
found south of New York. o Ir styles Of PAPER
H.iNGINGS comprise all the newest and most 81, j.
p"rh p1ftcrns to he found in this country; also,
b-autifu lot of French Goods of importa-
ton, such as Fine Gold and Velvet Papers, elegant
Decorations, Borders, limitations of all kinds OF
Wood. Marble. &c.
TO our assortment OF low priced Satin Papers we
would invite particular attention, prepared
80 offer them at such prices cannot fail please.
Paper put OH in the best manner, and i'll all cases
guHrantird. Particular attention given to all kinds
If Upholstery work. Carpets, Curtains, &c. made
tn oder in the best style.
THOMSON & DAVIS,
Penn. avenue, between l2th and 18th streets.
ang 99-ro4w
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A NIC1oUs DoG.-An exchange gives an
account of dog in Roxbury thst drinks
rum and chews tobacco like an old sailor.
All the well-bred puppies in the town
shun him.
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no CAPITALIsTs. ARCHITECTS,

l. BtH-bEt H., and all interested in a superior
dft.'ie of LIME fer building, hard finish, cornices
chemical, and whil"waShng purposes, &c.
SEEhl'S WASHINGTON LIME, manufactured
IA Seey's Excelsior Faeni Lime Kiln, at the corner
III virginia avenue and Canal street, UsIand.) The
'och rom which this lime is manufactured is from
me best 1uarrics in this section of country, viz :
Hnou :, flannagln's, Snyder's, and Wade's. The
lime l. pure wood d-burnt, and is drawn fresh from
ale at EIGHTY CENTS per barrel; barrels to be
'''uih'"' aug l7-cO If
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l.. 1.FAEypRcK, MGchinia. B.oERTLI, Grid Engineer
FAENDRICK 81 OERTLY,

TNsIhJ MEMS, IMPLEMENTS, and TOOLS.
made IN order. Turning in Wood and Metal.
Construction and Repairing OF Models. PhnsoBh
zeal, Chemical and Surgical Apparatus and Arch
iectuIa Ornament designed. modelled. al d arranged
10 order. Electrnpating. lin fine tie above have
arranged their establishment fr ihr preparation o.
things nn' always 10 he found in stores.
q Street. between Eth and 18th. aug oO-lrs